Planeview High School - Talespin Yearbook (Wichita, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 68 of the 1949 volume:

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'.'a -.Q-: .r Q-nnvawrlgl r We,the class of 1949, dedicate this yearbook to the future classes of Planeview High School, in the hope that the story told here may serve as an inspiration to those that follow us and that it may contribute in some small way to the betterment of this school. ,fgcbnin in fra fion C F COLVIN SID F MOORE Superlntendent Pr1nc1pa1 Boardof EdUCat1On .TohnHancock Clerk James S1ms Treasurer Alan Watrous Cha1rman 2 6lClfLAg ROBERT BAYS Vocal Music ELSIE BEDWELL Office HAZEL BOYDSTON Office RUTH BOYDSTON Office MARGARET BROWN Psychology Enghsh Sen1or Class Sponsor Talespm Sponsor JOHN CARR Sc1ence H1 Y Sponsor SARAH CARR Mathemahcs Tnangle Teen GRACE COL VIN jf L1b1-ary MARGARET COOK Home Econonfncs Sen1or Class Sponsor Talespm Sponsor FERN DELVIN Enghsh E1ghth Grade Sponsor 3 DOUGLAS FULTON Science, Mathematics LUTHER FOXX Industrial Arts Fifinella Sponsor, Hi-Y Sponsor IESSIE GAVIT T Library DORRIS GOSSEN Speech English LOUISE HAMILTON Secretary to Superintendent JOANNE HARPER Art Seventh Grade Sponsor DOR CAS KING Library WILLIAM KING Art LARRY KREHBIEL Physical Education Athletics NIDA ELLA LOGAN Mathematics Y Teen Sponsor fo? . 'W A f - - I Wk i , J 4 MILDRED LONDON Scxence Soc1a1 Sc1ence Iumor Class Sponsor CRYSTAL MC NALLY L1br ary MAREK tal Musxc Orche stra RAMONA MARTIN Enghsh Tenth Grade Sponsor R UB Y MILDER C ounselor RAYMOND MILLER Soc1a1 Sc1ence Student Senate Sponsor EMMA MUELLER Study Hall BET T Y MUT H Offxce ETHEL MYERS Word Study Seventh Grade Sponsor WALTER PHIPPS Science, Social Science f 5 Q f MARION PUGH School Nurse IAN READ Physxca ducat1on Per Club Sponsor .TENNIE THOMAS Mathematxcs Spanlsh E1ght Grade Sponsor ERNEST TOMPKINS Mathemahcs Soc1a1 Sc1ence MILDRED WARD Enghsh Dramatms .TACK WE B Aeronaut Spon r Tneth Grade Sponsor Soc1a1 Scxence MAXINE WELLS Commerce J'un1or Sponsor L. L WILLIAMS Instrumental Muslc Band GLADYS WILLIS Enghsh Home Econorrncs Nmth Grade Sponsor C C W11son Industnal Arts N1nth Grade Sponsor 6 I Journalism, E MwwMJ,,,,-f , BE r f-:Hin ' 9 ae . rv ,- -N Fw Left to rightg Forrest Jorgensen, Bob Wee ms, Betty Gayle Allen, Helen Wright, Ann Overton, Bill Rector. enior arm In September of 1942, we,the present Senior Class began our education at Planeview in the bar:-acks. For a Christmas present that year, the student body received a new high school building which since then has been the home of the Gremlins. The eighth grade year passed swiftly with brief encounters with Magazine English and Math. We came intothe ninth grade as full-fledgedhigh school students, proud of our stand- ing. That year we showed originality in our freshrnan assembly, which was a comical quiz program entitled Dr, P. U. After struggling with bandages and square knots in our first aid classes we passed to our sophomore year. , The sophomore year opened with grueling exercises under the direction of Larry Krehbiel and Katherine Krueger. The big event of that year was the class picnic spon- sored by Miss Martin and Mrs. Zimmerman. At the opening of our junior year we held a big campaign, with our candidate, J. B. Tarr, opposing the senior candidate, Harold McKel1ips, for the Student Senate Presidency. Then we turned our efforts to the Junior Play, 'Ever Since Eve. This play was suc- cessfully presented under the direction of Mrs. Ward. We used funds derived from the Class play, collectednewspapers to sell, and handled concessions at the basketball games in order to entertain the seniors at the traditional Junior-Senior Prom. The prom was held at the Broadview Hotel and was the outstanding social event of the year. We com- pleted our junior year under the sponsorship of Mrs. Wells, Mrs. London and Miss Logan. On September 13, 1948, the present Senior Class began its final year in the halls of P. H. S. under the sponsorship of Mrs. Brown and Miss Cook. The remainder of our his- tory will be told as the pages of this book unfold. 7 BETTY GAYLE ALLEN Pep Club l,Z,4, Y-Teen l,Z,4,Cab1net 4, Mixed Chorus Z,3,4g Glee Club 2, N,omtor l,2,3, Captain 3, Class Officer 3,45 Girl Stater 3g Annual Staff 4, Fifi- 5Jhell2,3,,, F1532 rf :BETTY AMMANN , Pep Club 4, Y-Teen 4, Annual Staff 4, N 17- Fifinella 4. fTransfer student, Q JANE ASHER Pep Club l,Z,3,4, Cabinet 2,35 Cheer- leader Z,3,4g Y-Teen4, Cabinet 4, Fifi- nella 1,Z,3,4g Dramatics 23 Library 3, 4g Junior Play 35 LEROY BARKER Glee Club 1,2,3g Mixed Chorus 1,Z,3,4p Fifinella Z,3. PATSY BEAN Pep Club l,4, Cabinet 45 Drill Team 33 Y-Teen 1,45 Annual Staff 4, Fifinella 1,4. P3-v..'r5' vb QA.-ear-KQQ7 -5. tiysfk DWIGHT BECKHAMM- - wb -L+ ,P V Band 1,Z,3,4g Council l,2,3,4g 'lbxgaifkggql MJunior Play 35 Fifinella 3,43 Camera 1. QA ,Ax:1,i,q. DORIS BEDWELL Pep Club l,Zg Drill Team 3g Y-TeenZ, 3,4, Cabinet 3,45 Mixed Chorus lg Glee Club Zg Junior Play 35 Monitor 1, Cap- tain 4g Office lg Fifinella l,2,3. GERALD BELLESINE Hi-Y lg Mixed Chorus 3, Glee Club 35 Boy's Choir 3. LOLETA BEVAN Pep C1ubl,Z,3,4,Cabinet4g Y-Teen 3,43 X Annual Staff 43 Fifinella l,Z,3,4g Mon- A itor l,Z,3. N R EDNA BICKFORD Pep Club 1,3,4, Y-Teen 4, Fifinella lg Mixed Chorus 23 Monitor 35 Library 4. 8 if J Ci 1 w 'iik.1 fv- L M L Y - t DOROTHY BLOCK Pep Club 23 Monitor 33 Mixed Chorus 3. HARRIET BLOOMINGER Pep Club l,2,3,4, Cabinet 45 Y-Teen l, 4, Fifinella l,2,3,4g Monitor 2,35 Drill Team 3, Annual Staff 4. JACK BOWNLAN 3 Pep Club 2,3,4g Cheerleader 4, Football l,2,3,4g Track 2g Lettermen's Club 2,3, 43 Junior Play 3gAnnual Staff4g Library l,2,3g U. N. Conference at Emporia Z5 Dramatics Club 2,33 Hi-Y 2,39 Fifinella l,2,3,4g Mixed Chorus 2, Glee Club 2, Ski Kings 25 Aeronaut Staff 4. GAIL BROWN Band 2,3,4g Y-Teen l,2,3,4, Cabinet 2, 3,4g Pep Club 3,49 Monitor l, Rec. 2, 3,43 Library 3,4. IRENE BROWN Pep Club 3, Y-Teen 23 Fifinella 3, Glee Club 2. LOIS BURTON Pep Club Z,3,4g Y-Teen 2,3,4g Rec. l,Z, 3. MAXINE CHACE Orchestra l,2,3,4g Pep Club 43 Mixed Chorus 4, Y-Teen 2,3g Monitor 35 Fifi- nella l,2,3. ALLENE COCKRUM Pep Club l,2,3,4g Y-Teen 3,4gFifinel1a l,2,3,4g Monitor l,2,3g Drill Team 2g Junior Play 3, Annual Staff 4. MELVA JEAN COLE Pep Club 1,25 Y-Teen 2,4g Chorus l. W : L, MARGARET CREBS 1 I 1 Pep Club l,2,3,4g Drill Tep 5, Y-Te ill 1,z,3,4, Cabinet 3, 1-'ifini laxygz, , , Hostess Z: Monitor Z5 Dramaltics Club 2. ' f 9 J , .221 5 jf ,W -Y r I G X I 1 Q. Q5 'X Q -E -Ska-0 ,J I' Q xg 'H .TIMMIE CROW Football 2,35 Track 2,45 Hi-Y 45 Fifinella Wh l,2,3,45 Monitor 3. an K, CECILE CULTON Rec. 3,45 Annual Staff 4. BOBBIE RUTH DANIELS Pep Club 3,45 Y-Teen 4. RICHARD ELSTON LEWIS FIELD Monitor l,Z,35 Hi-Y 45 Fifinella l,Z,3,4. JOAN FITZGERALD Pep Club 45 Y-Teen 45 Fifinella 45 fTransfer Studentl: X 1 r 1 THOMAS FLAUDING Hi-Y 4. , .lt WELTON FOSTER ' Football l,Z,3,4gFifine1la l,Z.,3,45 Hi-Y 2,35 Lette-rmen'5 Club 45 Student Senate 4, Cabinet 45 Annual Staff 45 Monitor 35 Librnr l 1 ' A . f6A I iw ,QW DEAN FUNK Football l,Z.3,45 Captain 45 Basketball l.Z,3,45Hi-Y1,Z5StudentSenate35Aero- V naut Staff 45 Junior Play 35 Pep Club l, 253,45 Track 3,45 Chorus 3. U Q DOUGLAS CARTON Football Z, 3. 45 Fifinella 2,35 lvlixwd Chorus 3. I A 1 Q 1 n J 5 . DOROTHY HACKETT Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Y-Teen l,2,3,45 Fifi- nella l,2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 15 Glee Club 15 Junior Play 35 Dramatics Club 2,3545 Nlonitor 2,3. WILMA HACKETT QIKLERQ Pep Club 45 Fifinella 3,45 Monitor 35 Chorus 3,4. SHIRLEY HAMILTON Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Cheerleader 35 Y-Teen 1,2,3,45 Cab1net 3,45 Football Cueen 45 Mixed Chorus 2,3,45 Cvlee Club l,2,35 Fif1ne11a1,2,3,4, Council 3,45 Dramatlcs Club 2. BILLIE HARRIS Fifinella 3, RETA HAWKINS Orchestra 1,25 Pep Club 45 Annual Staff 45 Monitor 1,2. HYLUS HENDERSON Football 3,45 Band 2,3,45 Monitor Cap- tain 2,35 H1-Y 4. FANNIE HILL Pep Club 1,25 Office 45 Y-Teen 2,45 Ivlixed Chorus 2,35C1irls' Glee Club 2, 35 Rec. 2,3. EDWIN HOAR Monitor 1,2,35 Captain 1,2,35 Hi-Y 1,25 Fifinella l,2,3,45 Boy Stater 3. rf. 5 LJ r vvxf vb 'JS 1 - ' J DELORES HOLMES , il, f A ,ol - qx J DWL JY L -c EDITH 1-1owLAND 2' r.,-1 Band l,2,3,45 Orchestra 2,3545 Y?'I:F'cnl3 1,35 Pep Club 3. V JU ' 11 . Q 3 6. ff-1 .1 'L I If 'XP N, do DERYL HULL Pep Club Z,3,4g Hi-Y 2,3,4g Fifinella 1, Z,3,4g Football Z,3,4g Lettermen's Club 3,4g Monitor 2,35 Junior Play 3. RAY JONES Football 3,43 Basketball 2,39 Hi-Y lg Band 1,Zg Lettermen's Club 3,45 Senate 4, Junior Play 3, Monitor l,Z,3g Pep Club Z,3,4g Fifinella l,Z,3,4g Class Of- ficer Z5 Camera Club l. FORREST JORGENSEN Band 1,Z,3,4, Council 4, Hi-Y 4, State Legislature 4, Orchestra l,Z,3,4gAnnual Staff 4gC1ass Officer 43 Monitor Captain 4, Fifinella l,4. JOE KENNER JAMES LAFLIN Football Z,3,4g Basketball3,4g H1-Y Z,3,Yf Ng t X 45 Camera Club 1,25 Fifinella l,Z,3,4g Pep Club Z,3,4g Lettermen,s Club 4, Monitor Captain 4, Class Officer 3. VIRGINIA LANCASTER Pep Club I ,Z,3,4g Y-Teen2,3,4g Fifinella l,Z,3,4g Glee Club lg Monitor 1,2,3g Office lg Drill Team 2, Annual Staff 4. KAY LAMASTER Orchestra 4, fTransfer Student . fb C5 5' kb JJ l x 'lt Nj I, 1 I. 's ,yfiyf MARJORIE LAMASTER Fifinella 4, fTransfer Studentf. '. ,VM DEAN LLOYD Football Z,3,4g Basketball 3, Chorus 2, 3,43 Glee Club l,Z,3g Pep Club 2,3,4g Hi-Y l,Z,3,4g Junior Play 3, Fifinella l,Z,3,4g Lettermerfs Club 3,49 Boys Quartet 4. ALBERTA LONGSTREET Pep Club l,Z,3,4g Fifinella l,2,3,4, Hos- tess Z,3g Y-Teen Z,3,4, Cabinet 3,43 Monitor 1,2,3, Captain 33 Library 3,43 Office lg Annual Staff 4. 12 vip? '7Yl'N3M'yM1i I Nw I S K, ll' as ill JACK MC KNIGHT Football l,2,3,45 Lettermen's Club 2,3, 45 Fifinella l,2,3,45 Hi-Y 2,35 Mixed Chorus 35 Class Officer 4. ' GALEN MC REYNOLDS Pep Club l,2,3,45 Band l,2,3,45 Council 2,35 Fifinella 1,2,3,45Hi-Y 2,3, Cabinet 2,3, State Legislature 35 Annual Staff 45 Senate President 45 Orchestra 2,3,4K ' Unesco 35 Football Manager 45 Letter men's Club 45 Basketball 2,3,45 Ski- Kings 1,25 Camera Club 1,25 Baseball l,4. JOAN MALCOM Pep Club l,2,3,4, Cabinet 45 Fifinella l,2,3,45 Y-Teen l,2,3,45 Cabinet 25 Annual Staff 45 Aeronaut Staff 25 Sadie Hawkin's Queen 25 Monitor 2,35 Drama- tics Club 25 Drill Team 2,35 Christmas Play 3. PHYLLIS MARSH 4- Band l,2,35 Aeronaut Staff 4. PATSY MEWHINNEY Pep Club l,2,3,4, Cheerleader 2,3,45 Football Queen Attendant 45 Y-Teen 3,45 Fifinella l,2,3,4, Council l,2,3,45 Moni- tor l,2,3, Captain 45 Dramatics Club 2. DELORES NELSON Pep Club 2,3,4, Cabinet 45 Fifinella 2,35 Y-Teen 3,4. DOYLE NELSON Football 2,3,45 Track 2,3,45 Fifinella l, 2,3,45 Hi-Y l,2,3,45 Pep Club 2,3,45 Chorus 45 Camera Club 1,2,35 Band 35 Lettermen'S Club 2,3,45 Boys' Quartet R UEA NICHOLS Pep Club l,2,3,45 Y-Teen 1,25 Fifinella l,2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 1,25 Dramatics Club 25 Glee Club l5 Monitor 25 Drill Team 3. LAVON OCHS Football 45 Track 2,3,45 Baseball 45 Hi-Y l,2,35 Lettermen's Club 2,3,45 Fifinella 1,2,3. ANN OVERTON Y-Teen l,2,3, Cabinet 1,25 Chorus l,2,35l Glee Club 1,25 Pep Club l,2,3,4, Cabinet 2,3,45 Class Officer 2,3,45 Student Sen- ate 3, Cabinet 35 Football Queen Attend ant 45 Junior Play 35 Library 1,2,3,4. ,ff-ff 7-M ss: 'SMG x , Q 3 .44-W ,5 ...M f, A V lx 4. tr sb ve DOROTHY PALMER Pep Club 3,43 Y-Teen 4g Annual Staff 43 Fifinella 3,4. JAMES PICKARD Camera Club 1,2gFifinella 1,2,3,4g Foot- ball 35 Monitor 3. BETTY PLAMANN Pep Club 1, Y-Teen 1,23 Monitor 2,3. VIRGINIA PRINDLE Orchestra l,2,4, BILL RECTOR I-Ii-Y 1,23 Camera Club 1,25 Annual Staff 4g Junior Play 3, Class Officer 45 Mon- itor l,2,3, Captain 4gA1ternate Emporia Delegate 2. BOB REED Football 4g Pep Club 45 Annual Staff 4. JIMMY REYNOLDS Hi-Y 1,45 Football 2,3,4g Fifinella l,2,3, 4. MARTHA RHODES Pep Club 2,3,4g Y-Teen 1,4gFifine11a 1, 2,3,4g Monitor 2,3, VIRGINIA SCHIFFERDECKER Pep Club 1,2,3,4g Y-Teen 2,3,4, Cabinet 4g Glee Club 1,2,43 Mixed Chorus 2,4g Dramatics 3, Fifinella 1,2,3,4, Monitor 33 Office l,2. 14 47 --14 1 3 -v 9 I 5- 'ef 1 cuff! I ,A 40 7 Y xp. I4-S LV? 'X . JU' P TX lgy if DOROTHY SCOTT Pep Club l,2,3,45 Y-Teen l,2,3,4, Cab- inet 3,45 Band 45 Fifinella l,2,3,45 Moni- tor l,25 Class Valentine Oueen 15 Office 1,25 Annual Staff 45 Glee Club l,2,45 Mixed Chorus l,25 Junior Play 35 Dra- matic s C lub 3. BARBARA SIEGRIST Chorus 3,45 Monitor 3. HELEN SIMS Pep Club l,2,3,45 Cheerleader 45 An- nual Staff 45 Fifinella l,2,3,45 Y-Teen 43 Monitor 15 Aeronaut Staff 25 Drill Team Captain 2,35 Unesco 3. JACK SHORT Football 3,45 Basketball 2,45 Track 3,45 Lettermen's Club 3,45 Aeronaut Staff 35 Monitor 35 Fifinella l,2,3,45 Annual Staff 45 Mixed 3,4. DONNA SPANGLER Pep Club 3. J. B. TARR Pep Club l,2,3,45Cabinet 45 Fifinella l, 2,3,4, Council 25 Student Senate l,2,3,4, Cabinet 3,45 Lettermen's Club 2:3,4, Cabinet 35 Boy Stater 35 Basketball 2,3 4, Captain 45 Football 2,3,45 Track 2,3 45 Junior Play 35 Annual Staff 4. PAT TIPTON Pep Club 3,45 Y-Teen 45 Fifinella 3,4. LOIS JEAN TRENT Y-Teen 1,25 Pep Club 1,25 Monitor 2,3. j -Q BILL WEBSTER if Hi-Y 45 Pep Club 35 F1finellal,2,3, Annual Staff 45 Camera Club 1,25 Band 4. BOB WEEMS Class Officer l,2,3,45 Monitor l,2, Co- Captain 45 Secretary-of-State at Boys State 35 Cheerleader 45 Pep Club 45 Basketball 2,3,45 Student Senate 3, Toastmaster Junior Senior Prom 35 AnnualStaff flrlonoraryl 451-Ii-Y 25 Fifi- nella l,2,3,45 Track 45 Library 3. 15 X l ,J-. J rl' K '.. gram EUGENE WELLS Hi-Y l,4g Fifinella l,2,3,4g Basketball lg Track Z3 Football 3. WAYNE WIDENER Football Z,3,4g Basketball 3,45 Hi-Y lg Monitor 33 Track Z3 Fifinella l,Z. DARLENE WILEY Pep Club 33 lvlixed Chorus 35 Monitor Z, 35 Y-Teen 1,25 Aeronaut Staff 4g Fifi- nella l,2.,3,4. MARTHA JO WIST Pep Club Z,3,4g Mixed Chorus 25 Moni- tor 3, Captain 43 Fifinella l,Z,3g Glee Club 3g Aeronaut 4. HELEN WRIGHT Y-Teen 1,Z,3,4, Cabinet 2,3,4g Pep Club Z,3,4g Drill Team Zg Girl Stater 3g Chorus Z,3,4g Annual Staff 4g Glass Of- ficer 4g Monitor l,Z,3g Library 43 Fifi- nella l,2,3,4, Hostess 3. SUZANNE WRIGHT Pep Club l,Z,3,4g Y-Teen l,2,3,4, Cab- inet l,2g Fifinella l,Z,3,4g Dramatics 33 Glee Club 3g Chorus 3g Monitor lg Li- brary Z,3g Drill TeamZ,3g Orchestra 3. 45 16 l OFFICERS Joe Ray Boley, Coretha Sexton, JoAnn Sholander, Richard Bethea. FRONT ROW: SteveAllen, RobertAnderson, Donald Ash, MaryAsher, Mi1fordAtkins, Helen Barney, HughBeckham. SECOND ROW: Sandra Bentz, Pat Bessette, Richard Bethea, .Toe Boley, Gloria Borgendale, Pauling Bruns, Betty Cain THIRD ROW: Norma Chace, Pat Chambers, Betty Chapman, Dean Chippeaux, Rosella Clayton, Oscar Cole, Barbara Collins FOURTH ROW: Beverly Collins, Boyd Cone, Vivian Cunningham, Alma Dennis, Betty Estes, Doris Eubanks, Charles Fields, Oliver Flerry, Eddie Foster. 17 FRONT ROW: Elzie Fuller, Donna Gibson, Adolphus Gilkey, LaJune Hall, Jean Harms, Beuna Harwick, Don Herr. SECOND ROW: Mary Hittle, Bobby Hoover, Colleen Hopkins, Truman House, Elma Hudson, Clair Hudspeth, Bob James. THIRD ROW: Marjorie Keil, Virgil Kelly, Don Laswell, John Lynch, Cora McCoskey, Junior Mclntyre, Myrna Main. FOURTH ROW: Gaylene Middaugh, James Monroe, Warren Morris, Rosie Mounts, Law- rence Muldrow, Helen Nelson, Charlene Oaks, Lola Oehler. FRONT ROW: Betty Pelton, Dale Pickard, Bill Pennick, Vernon Pool, Virginia Powers, Clarice Prather. SECOND ROW: Velma Prothro, Marilyn Quick, Jack Quigley, Barbara Rector, Frances Reynolds, Elaine Risley. THIRD ROW: Ernest Ross, Coretha Sexton, Jo Ann Sholander, Carol Smith, Martha Smith, Maxine Smith, Pat Stnith, Norma Sorrell. FOURTH ROW: Helen Stroble, Glendle Tole, Phyllis Ward, Willie Washington, Bob Watley, Howard White, Walter Williams. 18 ? 'finial OFFICERS Donald Balrd Shxrley Whlttaker Joe Chllds Ronnie Muth FRONT ROW Gary Ackerman, Lela Angel, Marjorxe Ash, Donald Baxrd, Eumce Ballard Dortha Barbour, D1ck Barter, Olen Beard. SECOND ROW, Wlldena Bedell, Evelyn Bickford Louxse Blackburn, Tommy Bloommger, R1chard Bolten, John Bowman, Margaret Bremnholt Charles Brown. THIRD ROW Clar1ce Brown, Claudie Brown, Alxce Buckley, M11ton Calhoun, Ardonna Calvert, Joe Caraway, Sue Caraway, George Carter. FOURTH ROW Joe Childs Leona Clanton, Greta Cook, Barbara Cragg, Theresa Crebs, Gary Cross, Evelyn Dalgety Barbara Dalryrnple. 19 F A y P .P f . . ,ll f n fl-ae. 'nine' , I , ' Q 4 W ' .. 5 , V. -1 , . f 5 s , ,. 'V 4 S rm ' wif., 4 N Aan ' H - ..,y. .. 1. ' H' 'ii-,y ' 7 U 4 n . , . . y . ' . x Ei f 5: . .4 S1 - f H I ' :Of O ' - I i X X . ' f l x. sf D' ' ... sf 'Q . ' l .74 J, High FRONT ROW: Jack Davis, Richard Dove, Ramona Embray, Dorothy Flauding, Billie Flerry, Eli Gillirn, Jimmie Hall, Meta Haneck, Marvin Harlin, Forest Helton, Charles Hill. THIRD ROW: Roberta Hoover, Donna Holcomb, Tom Hudson, James Jackson, Robert James, Ore- tha Johnson, Phillip Johnson, Dalbert Knox. FOURTH ROW: Ronald Lank, Dee Latimer, Earl Lowder, Ethelene McCracken, Jack McDowell, Carl McReynolds, Mary Malcom, Carmo- lena Maxwell. , f f 5. ' f! ,fu fmt 5 4 ff, FRONT ROW: Stanley Mead, Richard Mewhinney, Marilyn Mitchell, Joyce Moore, Ronnie Muth, Jack Oakes, Dorothy Odle, Joe Parker. SECOND ROW: Jessie Perry,C1iff01-d Robin- son, Cherry Roebuck, LaDonna Ryan, Wanda Scott, Audrey Sefton, Elnora Selenke, Claudette Sharo. THIRD ROW: Estel Shaw, Gloria Shaw, Marian Sills, Lounelle Smith, Ivan Sparlin, Claudine Spotts, Dick Stack, Gary Stahl. FOURTH ROW: Ruth Stoughton, Joyce Templin, Jack Tipton, Bille Trowbridge, Donna Upshaw, Delores Warren, Shirley Whittaker, Gene Yates, Ilene Yates, Robert Zang. Z0 If 4 -4 ,,,.,... ,-,......---+ M me-vw M FRONT ROW Gene Angel Loretta Bagshaw Kenneth Baker Margaret Baker Kay Barter Jerry Bean Kenneth Belles1ne SECOND ROW .ToyceBenJam1n Anna Bessette Marlene B1egert Carol Bowman Sue Bowman Ronald Brown Thomas Brown Dav1d Brunson Theodore Cardxgan Charles Clay Floyd Cone Davxd Cook B1l11e Dav1s LOIS DeForest Hazel D1ck FOURTH ROW Jack Duffy Maman Featherson Pat Frey Earl Fuller Eldon G1llesp1e Ivan G11l1s Harr1ett Gregg 1.4 Mary Bethea THIRD ROW Rlchard Cox Ethndge John Goodrrch Pat We Ln-gn 4 FRONT ROW Darrel Gumty Dorothy Hamllton .ToanHam1lton R1chardHan1ston Charles Hanna Luc1lleHawk1ns Mary Ella Hem Angela Henderson Ella Henderson SECOND ROW Rlchard Herr Betty H1cks Wxllard Hoffman Kezel Holmes Sharon Hooper Pa trxca Hoover Colleen Hostetler Youvha House Carol Howard THIRD ROW L1ll1an How land Vmcent Jackson Pat .Tanousek Gwendolyn Jones .Terry Jurczewsky Charles Keel er Donald Keeler Ernestme Kester FOURTH ROW Ruby Kxger Paul Klltes Joe Kow mg Gwen Lamaster Dorothy Lane Eumce Laswell Charlene Lee Mary Level Bob Llndsey FRONT ROW: Virgil Lawson, Wilma Loman, Phyllis Long, Harry McCoskey, Ramona Mclntyre, Marion McKe1lips, Jimmy McKnight, David McReyno1ds. SECOND ROW: Ronald Macy, George Maddux, Kathyrn Malcom, Olive Malcom, Charlene Mason, Harold May, Lorna Mead, Howard Mercer, Laura Mitchell, Maurine Mitchell. THIRD ROW: Janet Moore, Sequiche Morris, Cecil Muldrow, Alice Nadolski, Mary Naylor, Victor Nelson, Conrad New- man, Phyllis Nichols, Richard Nichols. FOURTH ROW: Shannon Nicholson, Coy Noble, Jay Oaks, Neva Ollek, Leslie Plamann, Marjorie Pugh, NeilReed, HerschelRice, Anita Robbins, Patrica Rowland. 'N V 5 FRONT ROW: Milton Saunders, Larry Sandlin, Sue Sanford, Ozella Sayre, Donald Sexton, Wash Shaw, Beverly Short: SECOND ROW: Delbert Skinner, Ina Smith, Billy Snyder, Thelma Spotts, David Seuram, J. R. Tarrant, Beverly Taylor, Lela Thompson. THIRD ROW: Monita Thorp, Bonnie Thorton, Alma Tole, Betty Tole, Alverda Tyson, Jimmie Ulrich, Marilyn Van Burkleo, Rayrnond Ware, Bill Watrous. FOURTH ROW: Edna Watson, Ruth Weems, Harry Wells, Ruth Whitlock, Gary Wiley, John Winslow, Margaret Wist, Kenneth Yackus, Winona Zeigler. ZZ la... yll FRONT ROW: Paul Abram, Billie Ackerman, KahnAeschliman, Teddy Alexander, Patricia Ash,Murphy Atkins, Claudette Atkinson, Richard Bailey, Clyde Baker. SECOND ROW: .ToReita Baker, Tommy Baker, Robert Ballard, Larry Barnette, Bonnie Baumchen, Donald Bohanan, Eddie Boice, Doris Bolton, Gary Booher, Loran Britten, THIRD ROW: James Brown, Marilyn Buhrer, Betty Calhoun, Sarah Chandler, Frank Charles, Mary Charles, Charles Christianson, Gloria Crebs, Evelyn Crenshaw, Barbara Cross. FOURTH ROW: Durwood Davis, James Dove, Cheryl Edens, Jimmie Edgin, Nancy,Edwards, Delas Embray, Herman Estes, Shirley Estes, Patricia Eubanks, Curtis Ewy. m iff-il FRONT ROW: Ruth Fabian, Richard Ferry, Edna Fetherston, Mary Fields, Max Fie1d,Pa- tricia Fisher, Pearline Fitzwater, Mary Carton, Joann Gibson, Richard Hilton: SECOND ROW: LaJoyce Gilkey, William Gilkey, Marietta Gillis, Shirley Guenther, Betty Hall, Jimmy Ham, Ruby Hampton, Dale Hasty, Donna Henton, Ronald Henton. THIRD ROW: Elsie Hillin, Cora Mae Holland, Kenneth Hooper, Shirley Hoover, Annie Horton, PatsyHowe, Cletus Hud- speth, Walter Huff, Irnogene Hyde, Junetta Jackson. FOURTH ROW: Mary Johnson, Raymond Johnson, Dean Jones, Norven Kester, Larry Knox, Robert Lancaster, Lora Lane, Marvin Lewman. Z3 FRONT ROW: Dwayne Nancy Lynskey, Harlan McClaskey, Ray McDonald,Shirley McKenzie, Donald McReynolds, Doris Maddux, Kate Maloney, John Marx. SECOND ROW: Neva Marsh, Donald May, Samuel Mayhue, Ruby Merz, Virginia Mewhinney, Nancy Moore, Charlotte Morris, Gerald Morton, Helen Morton. THIRD ROW: Beth Moses, Billie Mosher, Arlene Mounts, Marianna Muldrow, Dan Naylor, Donald Nickols, Conald Odle, Clara Om- stead: FOURTH ROW: Vinita Palmer, Jo Ann Parks, Mildred Phillips, Virginia Powell, Eddie Prescott, Ardene Reed, Gerald Rohr, Donna Ross, John Rhyrnes. m X FRONT ROW: Ralph Sanderson, Alice Schriver, Rose Seal, Ina Sefton,David Shipley, Helen Sholander, Ronald Sigwing, Barbara Sills, John Smedley. SECOND ROW: Anna Smith, Emily Smith, LaVerne Smith, Randall Smith, Iva Sparlin, Conrad Stacy, Joyce Stahl, Marie Stokes. THIRD ROW: Jimmie Sullivan, Minnie Tarr, Donald Taylor, Karen Tucker, Lila Tweedy, Kenneth Van Holsbeke, Trula Ware, Darrell Warren, Frances Washington, Joseph Watson. FOURTH ROW: William Weatherford, Adam Welch, William West, Robert White, Wilma Willard, Edward Williams, Carolyn Williamson, Donald Wise, Annetta Wolverton, Nancy Wright, Kenneth Zeigler. 24 ln- FRONT ROW Ray Atk1nson Marjor1e Allen Sh1rley Allen Le l1e Angel Rxchard Arnold Larry Asher Gladys Atk1ns James Barbor SECOND ROW B1ly Barnes Lois Beach James Beard Kenneth Beckham Geraldme Bessette Eldon Bevan Geraldme Blackwell Nancy Blanchard Barbara Boman THIRD ROW Donald Brown Howard Brown Janlce Brown Rlchard Brown W1lda Buchanan Floyd Butler J1mm1e Calvert Sandra Chase Mable Patton FOURTH ROW Allce Clark B1ll Cockrum Nancy Cole Chfford Colllns Ph11l1p Collrns Carol Comer Jane Cooper Barbara Correll Glor1a Correll if I 911 FRONT ROW Mary Corteny Charlene Cox B1lly Crow Kay Cus1ck Carolyn Dalgety Nona Darbysh1re Ann Davrdson James Denms Lo1sDeWalter SECOND ROW Rxchard D1x Patsy D1nk1nS Charlene Dlrksen Barbara Duffy Larry East Charles E1'I'11Ck Norma Fabian, Ronald Ferry Cl1fford Forbes THIRD ROW Kurm1t Frame Marvm Fuller Georg1a Garet son James Gresty Kenneth Gum Carol Gwxllrm Buddy Hadley Wanda Hall Denny Halter FOURTH ROW James Hampton Tommy Haneck John Hanna Ann Hansom Roy Harold Sh1rley He1n Lola Helton Erma Henry Carl1n Herr 25 1 5.4 ' N, he I .. .4 . 1' N' . ,J ,V 1 f ' I I I 'l I I , . . , . 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I I I I I 1 . t , , - I I ' l ! l I ' I I I I I I I l I ' ll FRONT ROW Ruth H1ckok Kenneth I-hckson Edw1n Holmes Lols Hoover Ronald Hopkrns Neva Hooper Kenneth Houpt Sandra James SECOND ROW Mary Janzen Clarence Jester Laurence Jester Damel Johnson Al1ne Johnson Beverly Johnson R1chard Johnson Mary hn Jorgenson James Jurczewsky THIRD ROW Carolyn Kester Jacquellne Ketron Harvey K1ger Kay Klmrey V1ctor Kle1n Lawrence Lank Florence Logan Ehzabeth Lynskey Joan McCaffree Patr1c1a McClaskey FOURTH ROW Sh1rley McCormack W11l1e McCowans Haroldean McCracken Donald McKee Byron McKell1ps Lo1s McKn1ght Maur1ce McPha1l John Malcolm Donna Mason M1ldred Maxwell KA: FRONT ROW Bertha Mayhue Betty Mlller Jlmmxe Mlller B1lly Moore Marylln Morrls Nancy Naylor Louxs Nelson Cortez Nolan SECOND ROW Shxrley Odle Bobby O Handlen Robert Parker Irv1n Peterson Merl1nPlamann Judxth Post Bob Oulggle Francms Raxgoza THIRD ROW B1lly Rrggs Larry Robms Ann Roberts Leroy Robmson John Roebuck J Ann Rohr Joseph Rose Norma Ross Samuel Ross FOURTH ROW Wanda Ross Wendle Ross Franklm Rowland Sharon Sayers Sammy Sanders Leo Selenke Beverly Sexton George Sh1ff John Sh1ff Alvm Sluply 26 N 1 A U , - - ,. 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J t ' I j 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 5 1 1 1 1 1 0 1 1 1 1 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I I C -E ley Barbara Sm1th J1mmy Smlth Mlchael Smyth SECOND ROW Patty Stokes Neal Stong Jud1thSuenran Ralph Taylor Teddy Teeters Yovonne Thomas R1chard Thompson Vera Thompson W1lma Thorp THIRD ROW Joe Tobey Tomm1e Tole Donald Trent V1ncent Waggoner Mary Walker Jo Wardell Chfford Ware Amta Watson Burl Weems FOURTH ROW Wa1nona West Leon Wh1te Russell Wh1ttaker James Whlttle L1onelW1lks Beth W1l lett Howard W1lson Robert W1lson Marxlyn Wolf W1lford Woosyp1t1 ilignzi auf D JU 1 sr' , ' I T . s , l , 1 f ' -H wr FRONT ROW: Helen Shofner, Georgia Short, Marilyn Siefkes, Corine Skinner, Glenn Smed- E 1 7-11' Bfy..-,-if 1 U N , J D Z7 .1 ., .' Q 5. 0 x J '1g x:f. 'W ' y- , , J., an 92' ' x 'qi ul v' N YE f mx 5 , i if FFF' rf fr 'Ti I qxff' 'ri 54,1 L glfwleflt 520 afe The Student Senate started 1ts new year w1th a new pres1dent Galen McReynolds who won over Charlxe F1 lda 1n the closest elect1on m the h1story of Planev1ew H1gh School At the flrst meetlng J B Tarr was named v1ce pres1dent Marry Hlttle secretary andWelto'1 Foster treasurer Other members 1ncluded Steve Allen parlxamentaman .Toe Caraway Glorxa Crebs Charlle Flelds Ray Jones Mar1on McKell1ps Sh1rley MCKenz1e Dorothy Odle Ernest Ross Dav1d Suenram J1mm1e Sm1th .Tack Duffy M1ke Smyth and Dwayne Helton The f1rst task was the orgamzatlon of hall monltors All school assemblles wh1ch are not under the sponsorsh1p of a class or club are handled by the Student Senate The Student Senate Jolned the Nat1onal Student Senate ASSOCIBIIOH W1th membersh1p two coples of the magazme Student Lxfe IS sent to the school One representatlve from the freshman sophomore Jumor and sen1or class attendeda Student Counc1l Conference at East I-hgh School on October 7 The Student Senate sponsored a Chr1stmas Party December 17 On January Z0 the Student Senate was ln charge of the Mus1c1ans Un1on Free Dance A group of Senate members worked wxth a faculty comm1ttee on the plans for Educat1on Week act1v1t1es The Senate provlded funds for delagates who attend the Fore1gn md Domest1c Affaxrs conference 1n Empoma th1s spnng The Senate has had a busy year of passmg petxtxons sett1ng up school laws and provldxno entertarnment 1n both assembhes and part1es and w1th all 1ts work It has had the 11110 Quldlrlg hand of Mr Raymond Mzller Student Senate Sponsor 5143 8230053 .4 A ' a , iw YH -- I: 1 4 1 ' V Q ff l 4. ,fl X, x 7 s -J-,Ya . ' 1 .,,. .5 L 5 , - m- .14 r ' 1 . . . 1 I . .C , . . . , . . n . , . D . . - . I . , 4 ,p L Y ' I I A A Y V Y . I . . y I . . y . . , I 7 , . y . . . , y . , 7 . . . . . f . . K l C I ' ' ll ' VI ' - , 1 , I ' 7 K . . . 1 . . . O . . . . . . 1. A 7 L K K . . . , . A- f X- . C3 29 0,0 f'u'v'W'g n' The Pep Club is the loyal supporter of the athletic department. This organization sponsors the football and basketball queens with the queen candidates and attendants being chosen from its senior members. The Pep Club was responsible for the very successful Athletic Banquet. Miss Janet Read is the Pep Club sponsor. Stand up and show How the Gremlins can yell. All of us know That the Gremlins do well. Hail Planeview's team And the black and the white. Gremlins we're called! And we'll Fight! Fight! Fight! 'j!E . -lm When a Y Teen gxrls walks down the street You say Now there s a g1r1 I d l1ke to meet Th1s organ1zat1on to wh1ch all g1rls 1n h1gh school may belong affords fun fe1lowsh1p and broademng 1deals to lt s members As the symbol of the club IS the trxangle w1th the World across It so 1n a personal way each glrl endeavors to grow 1n three ways Phys1cal mental and sp1r1tual w1th a grow1ng concern for her ne1ghbors across the world The Y Teen 1S sponsored by M1ss Nrdella Logan I'l6llfl Q 2211 The Tr1ang1e Teen 15 the seventh and e1ghth grade d1v1s1on of the Y Teen Members of the group presented the play Thanksgwmg for Frreda at the Thanksg1v1ng rneetmg and Angle Chzld was presented at the Chr1stmas meetlng The Tr1ang1e Teen sponsored a booth at the Y W C A carmval 1n February Other 3Ct1V1t1eS for the year were an outstandmg Easter program Mother Daughter Tea and a spr1ng p1cn1c Mrs Sarah Carr sponsors the Tr1angle Teen 31 I 0 W I , .. 9 fa e g .L I X v X is ' ' 1 1 'DJ' I4 '-1 OFFICERS Joe Ch1lds Pres1dent Jack T1pton Vxce Presldent R1chard Bethea Secretary Vernon Pool Treasurer Forrest Jorgensen Program Cha1rman Mr John Carr Sponsor The Pl1USY1CW Chapter of H1 Y started Wlth a large number of boys Jommng the Club Durlng the flrst semester the Club sent representatxves to the Model Leg1slature at Topeka and presented an as sembly program for the school As 1n years past the H1 Y worked wxth the Y Teen 1n sponsormg partles, basketball games and assemblxes 32 H Y l :J I'- f 'dp 6 xl! M ff My N ' I . I , I i 'y - ' , 1' . V f Xin F 1 N - ' 1 S ' F g r ., PPL I' sv 1 . ,......,' S ' i I , ifine a ,. w N.- ' N FIFINELLA CLUB COUNCIL SEATED, Left to rightg Dee Latimer, Dean .Tonesg Patsy Mewhinney, Vice -President: Helen Barney, Presidentg Shirley Hamilton, Secretary: Charlie Fieldsg .Toe Childs. STANDING: .Timmy Calvertg David Shipleyg Wilford Woosypityg Mr. L. L. Foxx, Sponsorg Mary Bethea, Ronald Macy. The I-'ifinella Club has long been a place for P. H. S. Teenagers to meet friends and classmates for an evening of recreation. Here the Gremlins dance, play ping pong and par- ticipate in the various games available. There is also a refreshment bar supervised by Mrs. George Schifferdecker where members can get a refreshing coke or ice cream. The club is under the direction of Mr. L. L. Foxx, sponsor, and a council of twelve Fifi- nella members. During the recent year the Fifinella has sponsored such activities for teen- agers as the Christmas party, the annual ping pong tournament, and a talent contest. Win- ners of the talent contest were: The Hungry Five, Jock Gillespie and Irvin Peterson. This year a new type of membership card was issued and new provisions were added to the consti- tution which are to the benefit of members. The in- creasing demand for membership in the club is being managed by the council so that all who are eligible may enjoy the good times furnished by this organiza- tion. The kitchen at the club is the source of those good Meats. Mrs. Schifferdecker's helpers are members of the club. It's fun to work there!!!! at AER l f1 'H-,,,,-lu. All N l O R S Fads and Fancles M E E T T H E S E Sporting VIGWB Second Semester Ed1tor 1n chxef Phyll1s Marsh Darlene Wlley and Marcle Wlst Reporters Charlene Oakes Soclety Edxtor Jack Webb Sponsor Dean Funk Ed1tor 1n cluef NOT PIC TURED Pat Txpton Margxe Lamaster and Pat Bessette Reporters The Planev1ewH1gh School Aeronaut staff cons1sted of 11 students th1s year The Aeronaut staff worked hard all year and pubhshed the customary exghteen 1ssues The annual spr1ng p1cn1c was held late 1n Apr1l As we looked xnto room 10 th1s year we found sxgns of great braxns and talent at work There was Mr Webb s1tt1ng at h1s desk looklng very dlsgruntled as he tr1ed for the hundredth tlme to expla1n to Alma Dennis that you don t spell apostrophe w1th an f If you had sharp eyes you mxght have been lucky enough to catch a ghmpse of Marc1a Wlst Charlene Oakes Darlene Wxley andPhy1l1s Marsh mak1ng hke flre engxnes up the hall after 1nterv1ews hot storles or just any news ava1lable and mterestxng enough to prznt In the back room or what was commonly referred to as the copyroom you found the back bone of the Aeronaut the b1g wheels Jack Bowman Dean Funk and Sandy Bentz surrounded by copy paper dummy sheets glue pots scxssors and the general paraphernaha necessary to ed1tor1al composxtxon An from th1s came the great b1 monthly product1on known as the Planev1ew I-hgh School Aeronaut comma UP' GABBINS OF A GREMLIN Gus The Grfxgfu-1 5 f I :Q . I - , A ' : I - xx , 4 'ying-. ,,. . eg' Q A he i fl I of A u STAFF AS PICTURED: Jack Bowman, Sports Editorg Alma Dennis, ReportergSandra Bentz, 4 n r 34 OOUP' par o Oyzi all ll' ri Edie 5 Bob Weems Helen Wnght Edwm Hoar Betty Gayle Allen .T B Tarr Planev1ew was well represented at the annual Sunflower Boys State sess1on and made an excellent show1ng Those who attended for Planev1ew were J' B Tarr Edw1n Hoar and Bob Weems The annual Boys State th1s year was held at W1ch1ta North H1gh School W1Ch1t3 Kansas and was sponsored by the Amer1can Leg1on Among the f1VC hundred boys present Planev1ew had only three representatwes but of the eleven state Off1CeS avaxlable Planev1ew won two of them Bob Weems was elected as Sec retary of State and Edw1n Hoar was elected as Ch16fJLlSt1C6 of the Supreme Court As a re sult of be1ng elected to these pos1t1ons Bob and Ed made a trxp to Topeka mn the sprxng when all the off1cers from Boys State were taken on a tour of the Kansas State Cap1tol The Planev1ew representatlves learned many new xdeas and knowledge m the fleld of pol1t1cs and state leg1slat1ve procedures Two g1rls were selected by the Planev1ew H1gh School and the Amerlcan Leg1on Aux111ary to represent Planev1ew H1gh at the Annual Sunflower Gxrls' State Conventxon. They were Betty Gayle Allen and Helen Wr1ght. The G1rls' State sess1ons were held on the Kansas Un1vers1ty campus at Lawrence, Kan- sas, Betty Gayle took the bar exam1nat1on and became a Supreme Just1ce. Helen held the of f1ces of County Comm1ss1oner and C1ty State Comm1ss1oner. The g1rls galned mvaluable 1nformat1on on pOl1t1CS, law and leglslatxon through the1r ex- per1ences at Glrls' State. 35 , Q. , ., f I 4, A , A 4- - I M 1 I ,PV . , .1 'T L .534-rzil, ,V . ,f I - U' LJ ri ' F ' X ,,L5 j- ' -.. D I I I U ' 0 . , . . 0 F . I . ' . , . . . . . . I I I 7 1 0 '- ! . , . 711. W. E. S. C. O. V wggultvr sw , .1 E' , mu! PURCI 1 J, ' , T Z 1' it x Y , 1,7 ,Hifi Llwf C Planeview has several pupil panels discussing UNESCO, the North Atlantic Pact, and other timely subjects under the direction of Mr. Raymond Miller. Faculty and pupils are cooperating in the Orleans, France, project by sending text books, clothing and exhibits. More than half the entire student body is corresponding with people in twenty-three other countries in the letters-to-friends-overseas program. Gift boxes of 544 books have been sent to Seoul, Korea, and to the Hindman Settlement School in the mountains of Kentucky. Since January 1945, units on World Citizenship and Peace have been used on all grade levels-- films, pamphlets, books, music, dance and art are used to develop world understanding. The Planview members of the Sedgwick Coun- ty Council for UNESCO are the Student Senate, Elementary Schools' faculties, the High School faculty, and the Association for Child- hood Education. gall! 'Nil The 1948-49 edition of the P.H.S. Band was the biggest and best yet. There were sixty- three instrumentalists in this years organization. From the day the uniforms were first issued to the day they were returned the band per- formed with distinction. Half time performances were given at all home football games. The band played at all home basketball games and made two trips out of towng Goddard and St. Johns of Winfield. Band Day at Wichita University and the Spring Festival were big events. There were many individual stars in the band this year who gained recognition by mem- bership in the Wichita Youth Symphony. Dwight Beckham also gained a place in the Wichita Symphony. Galen McReynolds won praise and honor from Horace Hiedt in winning the Wich- ita talent contest. , ' f BAND COUNCIL 5 FRONT ROW: Joe Boley, Donald Ash, Dwight Beckham, Helen Barney, C. L. Williams, Directorg SECOND ROW: Steve Allen, Forrest .Tor- gensen, Carl McRey- nolds. 861, Ql 5 of EGRL! Agenda- Don Ash served as a very capable Drum Major for the P H S Band Rosemary Mounts Dorothy Scott and Norma Sorrell strutted before the band and added color and mterest All three g1rls are ex pert tw1rlers HUNGRY FIVE Do these personal1t1es need an 1ntroduct1or1'P Cl' Q I OrcA ea fra 'tin f rmal concerts dur1ng the school The P1anev1ew I-hgh School Orchestra appeared 1n two 0 N vember and the Sprmg Concert 1n March The year The Annual Fall Concert took place 1n o dd1t1on to these concerts two f1na1 appearance of the orchestra was at Commencement In a Th str1ng orchestra part1c1pated mn the Chnstmas h1gh school assembl1es were presented e 1n the three P1anev1ew E1 I I program Orchestra assembly programs ementary Schools were planned Members of the orchestra also fur nxshed small ensembles for many speclal occasxons The mus1c that the orchestra played th1s year was varled rang 1ng from a full fledged symphony to arrangement of popular songs Prem1ere performances ofmany SpeC1a1 arrangements were played Two numbers for strmg orchestra were played probably for the f1rst t1me 1n over one hundred years They were d1scovered mn a book of old French plays and were spec1a11y transcnbed for the P1anev1ew I-hgh School Orchestra by the d1rector Mr Robert Marek The orchestra part1c1pated 1n the D1str1ct Mus1c Fest1val held at the Un1vers1ty of W1ch1ta 1n Apr11 The full orchestra the str1ng orchestra a str1ng quartet and solos competed Four members of the str1ng orchestra and fwe members of the brass sectlon were 1ncluded 1n the personnel of the Wlchlta Youth symphony a select orchestra chosen from h1gh school mus1c1ans wxthm a radxus of one hundred mlles of W1ch1ta The Youth Sympnony d b the Wxchxta Symphony Soclety and IS conducted by IS sponsore y Orlen Dalley the conductor of the Wxchxta Symphony 39 Q A . 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I' CAMP Above IS pxctured the seventy vo1ce Chorus of the Planevxew H1gh School one of the out stand1ng h1gh school choral organ1zat1ons 1n the state Its aCt1V1t16S th1s year have 1ncluded performances of the Thanksgwmg program a Chr1stmas pageant and part1c1pat1on 1n the d1str1ct muslc fest1val at the Ur11vers1ty of W1ch1ta Culmlnatlng the year s program a for mal sprlng concert was g1V6H at the H1gh School featurlng the chorus ensembles and sever al of the cho1r s outstandlng soloxsts The chorus repertolre th1s year has been bu1lt from major works of the class1cal choral llterature 1nclud1ng those of Palestrma Bach and Brahms as well as modern arrangements by Fred War1ng and Robert Shaw Mr Bob Bays d1rected th1s group capably The personnel of the choxr 15 SOPRANOS Kay Barter Evelyn Dulfvety Pat Frey W1lma Hackett Dorothy Ham1lton Shxrley Hamxlton Patr1c1a Hoover Youvhi House Oretha Johnson Phylhs Long Kay Malcom Ollve Malcom Carmolena Maxwell Amta Robb1ns Patr1c1a Rowland LaDonna Ryan Dorothy Scott Coretha Sexton Mar1an Sllls V1rg1n1a Sh1fferdecker Lo1s Jean Trent Mar1lyn Van Burkleo Mar garet W1st Helen Wr1ght ALTOS Betty Gayle Allen Margaret Baker Anna Bessette Marlene Bmegert Clar1cc Brown Max 1ne Chace Leona Clanton Luc11le HdWK1DS Anoela Henderson Ella Henderson Carol Howard Ernestme Kester H'1rr1etGoodr1ch Myrna DeeM11n Janet Moore Phylhs N1chols Jerry Parks Ozella Sayre Thelma Spotts Beverly Taylor Lf-la Ruth Thompson Momta Thorp Bonme Thornton Ruth Vbhxtlock TENORS Jerry Bean KenncthBellcs1ne R1ChardBcthea R1chardHank1nson Bob James Jack C Dowell V1ncent Jackson BASSES LeRoy Barker Thom s Brown Eldon G1llesp1e Rol ert James Dean Lloyd Lawrence Muld row Doyle Nelson Livon Ochs Ernest Ross J R Tarrnit 1. ., I Y , - 0 1 1 0 , 1 1 ' . , . . , . . . . 1 1 , . 1 . 1 ' Q 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' , . . ' ' 1 1 ,- 1 ' 4 1 '- 1 , 1 1 4 1 1 1 1 O 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 ' 1 K 1 1 D . 1 1 1 1 1 - ' I . V . 1 f , 1 l 1 3 Q 1 I 1 1 1 I'I - , , . 1 fi ' ' 1 1 5 1 1 ' 1 1 ' - 1 1 1 ' ' ' , piifffff Th b f h l st are xctured Mary Hxttle Norma borrell Buena Harwick Jenn Fuiatiz egg? Chaabbdlloqof F igahard oAnn Sholander Joe Boley R1chard Bethel Mrs Wlrd Sponsor Steve Xllen Don Ash and dob James lhe Peardons are a typical American family whose eccentricities if hilarious are only normal aura me mother 1m er o e tales about her glorio ancestry ahe is del1r1ously happy because she has engineered a match between her daughter Marcia andwealthy bherwin Parker lhe youngest Reardon lenelope a demon with a S11 nt 111 arr tie on son s1t1ve the coming huge O Yei e inald the father would rather t1HhPF with the automobile than ticker tape and Nana the wise cracking grandmother 1S only concerned with UID Crosly records and getting r1d of the Parkers Nana succeeds 1H doing this with the help of Cousin lily an adorable liar from down home with stage aspirations Lily arriving unexpectedly agrees to impersonate 1D the Reardon closet is so convincing and the lurid facts she reveals so hilariously shock ing that the m1ghty Parkers take to the1r heels in a hurry and Marcia 1S reunited with the boy she really loves Nana returns to her Crosby records withthe sat1sfact1on of a Job well done and Warry ecides that even t ough his distant relative 1 b t on the daft si e e s the on rl for im The members of the senior play cast are xctured FRONT ROW Mrs Ward Sponsor Helen Sims Ann Overton Shirley Hamilton Dor1s Bedwel Helen Wright SECOND ROW Dean Lloyd Forrest Jorgen sen B111 Rector Dean Funk Jack Bowman and Welton Foster Allene Cockrum was not present when the picture was taken Handsome Tom Arsdale and his lady killer roommate Oke are on the verge of graduation from college Tom has a terrific reputation as a woman hater He wishes he could stop being girl shy an meet nice gir s 1 e we a e a s an or ' 19 roonmate e 1 3 tremendous contrast to Tom Oke loves girls le adores them A d h s faithfil to two and three at a tl e Thinking that Tom has a hate on women, Babs banford decides she ll do something about it bhemanages to change places with the girl who cleans up Tom s and Oke room Thls should give her a chance to work on girl shy Tom and it certainly does The 1m pression Babs makes on Tom when he first sees her 1s about as unnoticeable as two planets crashing in mid air Then Just as something beautiful starts to develop between Tom and Babs in comes Tom s father with a girl from home Tom s father thinks the girl from home 1S Just the girl for lom Babs is put on the spot when the girl she changed places with re turns The m1X up grows and poor Tom wishes he could Just evaporate out of it all But the Audience is glad he can t because GIRL SHY makes one of the best comedies you could ever hope to see 41 0 I J f R f V 'gli y '1 f V' ffl 5 ff , ' , 1 J, . ,.' 1 I s w up 'cal' C7 4 -' r li ,tT EL'5 ' . qi ' -. L L , tl, , is a social cl' b, wh t 11s tall , ' us f ,. , ' . ' 1 ' .., . , ' ., is ' V 'ng- sh and the I'1no. W y, l ly - , is po A ' he is 4 4 ,' ' ne '1 'll another Cousin Lily ifNana will help her get an acting job. Her performance as the skeleton d,,' ,. Y h ' ' , ' . is a i 'd , sh ', ly gi h' . f l fs R ,I 1 X R. i V' M 1 ij J Q . ' ls ly Sf v, b 1 WX ly AX' Y I . - ' -. ',J d , ' ' l. l'k -- ll, t k B b S f d. HA- 1 ,, Ok , 'S . 4' .. l, . . n e'. ' I 'm . ' ' , O ' ' . ' ' .' .. ' i . - Y -' 's xx 'I Q it Head coach df Planeview's foot- ball squad was g e nial Larry Krebbiel. A graduate of Em- poria Teachers College--and a great guy! Has been at Plane- view three years and out of the Z6 games scheduled, only 5 .Siam-fa 5 ack Short -v Senior Two Year Letterman .-1.41 . 1 --an A -' - 1 1 . W jtfx 'T Assistant coach Walte r Phipps came to Planeview this year as social science teacher and aided on the football field. Wouldn't he make a good block? have been lost. A --v ' , , 3, . , A 1' '2:':' 'i 1- .Y1':: Us , . 'g,-ja.-. ' .,. -rinse' .. '? :':':-?-? ? '---, .A i -... P.H.s. oPP. 1f . Q ,J ,.,'ff Sept. Z4 at Burlington Z6 6 jiri Cct. 1 at Anthony 6 0 , 51:11, .5 ' Oct. 8 Augusta here 13 20 ' , 'x'.,fj, Oct. 15 Herington here 41 6 -'I '- Oct. Z2 Harper here 6 O .,s'ifli1E 51 Oct. Z9 at Attica 13 0 ---i'lf1-If Nov. 11 at Chilocco 6 12 .':-,: ' 4 ii, Nov. 19 at Emporia 0 47 y ' '+ V . 111 91 y 'fu if-'fl-'I ' - '- '. -- .'- . - --11:11-'-' -41 - if-D ..'. , ' N ,, ' . ' '1 .E- y-E1-' A 5' ' f ' ' I ' Lavon Ochg L Ji 1 'Y ' Ernie Ross Senior H Junior One Year Letterman Three Year Letterman A Jack Deryl Hull Q Senior Senior Doyle Nelson Three Year Letterman Two Year Letterman Senior 'Boosters for the Gremlins TWO Year Letterman Wichita Sporting Goods, 411 East Douglas, Phone 4-8260 42 Hazen Rogers N' Sen1or J B Tarr Second Year Letterman Sen1or Ml bf, Ray nes Three Year Letterman Sen 1' Second Year Letterman Bob Reed Romue Nluth Sen1or Sophomore F1TSt Year Letterman F1rst Year Letterman Charhe F1eld Don Lasw ll e Jumor Not p1ctured 1S Jumor M Jack MCKHI ht F1rst Year Letterman F1rst Year Letterman g Sen1or Th1rd Yea r Letterman QQ W1 431 Team Managers Joe Boley .Toe Chxlds and Galen McReyno1ds pictured w1th Team Captaxn Dean Funk a three year letterman Thxs page by courtesy of P1anev1ew Rad1o Shop Crosley Refrrgerators and Radlos Sales and Servmce 43 , t N . r Nu N' L so A. U Lf W! VX 13 ' . ribs ' ' 5 ' J Q. Q H sat 1' 1 I 'f L Q V I -' 'F ' 2 M xg- i ? 'i J H Q06 Lawrenc e Muld row Members of the Joe Boley Jack Bowman Joe Ch1lds Boyd Cone Charhe F1eld Welton Foster Dean Funk Douglas Garton Hylus Henderson Truman House 5 g- r 'elf' -os , 'Di '45, 1 x 1 5 .iffy fa-su 4: gg. gif- U, ,. X I., -517 Football Squad for Deryl Hull James Jackson Ray Jones Jlmmy Laflln Donald Lank Don Laswell Dean Lloyd Jack McKn1ght Galen McReynolds 1948 49 were Doyle Nelson Lavon Ochs Bob Reed Jlmmy Reynolds Hazen Rogers Ernest Ross James Ross .Tack Short J' B Tarr Wayne Wldener Ronald Muth A 'HP' asfva ,as -, eg 48 M Basketball Squad members were FRONT ROW James Ross Joe Caraway Jack Short Galen McReynolds Gus Fler ry J B Tarr Dean Funk Don Laswell Jxm I.,afl1n James Jackson SECOND ROW Robert Asher Bob James Davxd McReyno1d Joe Boley Mllford Atkms Gus Fler ry Gary Ackerman Joe Ch1lds R1chard Mewhlnney Dee Latxmer Don Sch1ffer decker Carl McReynolds Ph1ll1p Johnson Truman House Coach Larry Krehb1el By courtesy of Goldsm1th 116 118 South Topeka Outf1tt1ng the athlete for over f1fty years 44 . Q E u 1, Q 15' 1 . . '-- i' 'I -- -- -- Q D - - .L ' ' L ' -.L ' ' 'N' ' . ' X L A Q Y I , 'I f Q Q J- ff Y rf 1 , y i V Q , ' -- x 's 1 'll I i ' I . - ' 414, jfs,-,X 'ting oz, A 111f. ?7gi... , ', , . . 2 ft' ,- y we ' izgf- ' 3 - .-f',v'tg4Q.,f2ii: x5Q. , ' A -I , 1 L' ' Q or . ,, ' -- gj:,fff'L.-f 2:49 : 1 1 1 1 ' 1 I I 1 1 1 I . 1 0 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 , 1 1 ' ! I l I l , .. ll ' ' ' I! . J B Tarr Sen1or Forward -B.. Nov Dec N-v Dec Dec Jan Jan Jan Don Laswell Jan Jumor Feb Guard Feb Feb Feb Mar Mar Mar 'QQ had James Jackson Sophomore Guard Galen McReyno1ds Semor Forward For dependable real estate servxce see Upd 41 X Dean Funk Semor Center Basketball Games P H S OPP at Wlnfleld Clearwater Empoma Anthony Graduates St Johns of W1nf1eld at Anthony Mulvane at Clearwater Augusta at Goddard at Augusta I-hllsboro Tournament Fredonla at Eureka Augusta at Eureka nf WM Jam Sophomore Center 3110 East Douglas 45 Ohve r F le r ry Junlor Forward Jack Short Sen1or Guard Jlm Lafflm Senlor Guard Joe Caraway Sophomore Forward 1ke and Scott Realtors , po .. -0 1 H . .U ,j 6 ' ' I Nag , CX' K 3 9 A 'I R 9 xg, J - -4 l - Y wr. . Q9 A A . 30 ' ' .2'1: l 44 3 , - . 7 32 50 is fl' .10 ' 30 60 f' ' . 14 42 31 ,J ' 7 N . 14 . ' ' 40 41 :jj j Jan. 20 Wichita No. Sophomores 38 28 . 25 26 42 - 31 ' 35 57 . ' . 1 37 44 I . 4 28 28 - 3 39 27 Q . Z5 43 50 ' t' . 1 ' 42 59 3 . 9 ' 36 29 4 -11 39 47 5 . gi 1, A if , I 1 K s G S A N s 4 ,. 9 C559 0 J P L J ' ij pf 1 . CN! j' 4. ., 4' eg a Q,vv,04,0 'N 'learn 009 if B5 3 9 s PHS la-Z,gML,Q Cufmbf. H 9 K, mu 'J 2205 H2 Jam Cnfford R0 ESt3-1 Shaw ton Gus Floyd Gluls Jack T1P NEELING des Brown hard Me bers are K k n Cha 1 Kelly Ric Track Sqriaxeinders vmgeni eiacffjgman Housetvgglcharhe F1eldsRgbe2t blnsofl hnson Bob Bin Junior MCTH Y t nley Mead Pmlllp 50 Joe ch1ldS Krehblel 5 3 k n James ilfflliy Kenneth YaS1EfND1NG Coach Sfifil Calh0un Janfeslffi Sfmt Doyle x Z21118 Helton r 1 H111 Ochs Rober kham Sammy Funk De Y James 1? vtugletslsjtie R0nn1eHN:1c::1's21ialDee Latlmer Ross a H luS e Nelson L-avon Ochs Y Members of the Letterman s Club are FRONT ROW Dean Lloyd Deryl Hull Ray Jones Lavon Ochs Doyle Nelson Dean Funk Douglas Garton SECOND ROW Bob James Jack Txpton Jack Bowman Welton Foster James Ross James Jackson THIRD ROW J B Tarr Jack McKn1ght, Bob Reed, Jack Short, Truman House, Ronme Muth W1ll1e Washmgton. The Letterman's Club was organ1zed xn 1947 and s1nce that tlme has grown to be an act1ve orgamzatmn. Dur1ng th1s school year xt has sponsored concessmons at games and the spook house' at the annual Zone II Halloween Party. It also collected money for the poho dr1ve. The purpose of th1s club 1S to help 1n any way poss1ble to better the athletlc program of the school and to promote good sportsmanslup. 'Everythmg for a Good Sportsman' Sports Craft Supply, Inc., 2228 East Douglas Avenue 46 . vff' T ,,,.V e--W fp 9 I V, l - M 1' A9 3? xi if ' O 5 , ng' V A' :Tl I ' ' ' E545 5 J - ' ' ' - J , . , , u of 4 . Sl. P 5 ' P of I 0 7 X ' H C . :G3 ' 6 l . Y K fr? X' t- ' N. K!! xl ' - ' K, PS6 p 5 ' 1-Q' , v l , . P P X x - ASQ, ao 11 :V xl .V -J as ' ' l If CD E .. .. K I J pl 3 . ,V ,i ' ' L Q '- l? ,Q 'a sl - NI nv 41 wi? joofdaf IQ' W? if On a beaut1ful fall evenxng at the Shocker Stad1um of Wlch t 1 a U a beautlful g1rl was crowned as Football Queen Sh1rley Hamllton rece1ved the coveted honor and shared h l er g ory w1th her two most worthy attendants Ann Overton and Pat Mewhmney Dean Funk Capta1n of the football team 1n a wheel cha1r because of a 1 thank you k1ss eg 1nJury rece1ved the cher1shed Th1s page 1S sponsored by Planev1ew Barber and Beauty Shop Frances Mapes Manager 47 Eugefga fa mag? 'Q At the last home basketball game blonde Joan Malcom was crowned Queen of Basketball Her wmsome smlle and beauty gwe good reason for her vlctory Her two attendants Patsy Q1 Bean and Betty Gayle Allen also are two good examples of Planevlew s beaut1es K FARHA BROS SUPER MARKET aff ' M . . W : M , Eva R S 'fy Q , v W R B l l This page is sponsored by 'iluequ-Q.. 'fa Mrs Elsxe Bedwell Is thata good reason for bemg tardy M1ss Ruth Boydston No schedule changes today Mrs Betty Muth I 11 get that unlt guxde sheet rrnmeographed for you Future secretar1es tolhng under the watchful eye of Mrs. Maxme Wells -- Oops, I h1t the wrong key- 'fff'Z S . 49 Rss - 1- U , r I , 'if iii , i 1 ? I-figs? of 4 Lf . W E ' I ' I ! I W' 'Currys--... - if v , x X.. 4 II , X s : f his , . - - - u ' n - ll 'V 1 If U . . . ,, 1 x'NO NI X105 Y wx ofoeioa -Y 6 bex! Q' 10 fvx x25 6 QW lf! eq-fe Te .. 'YO ov X9 - ae O fo ri? 'CO in Q00 ave U36 beg? a X 500 kg, T9 Xxixove affoen e e 9 .tm ..C,e ' 0569 vfood 50 This page is by courtesy of Planeview Baker Lucille Walker, Owner. Where good things to eat are sold. Y 112' 'Q R A -Q., X x N X ,K+ V+ I, What Inelodiou oolhe-and S SOUU SO s that color just 1-ight? Man masterpieces have or-Lg' ds weft from the band me not so Ihe1od1'ous.'!.' y be ITIS ted 12 a lltiflzl el-e. . V5 x1., w 'fi Hope it doesn't explode!! Mr. Fulton looks dubious, KJIIQUQQ V 441 wi' JAY , T 5 51 .j N . wg eff l A fi 7 ? .J 51-.gl '5 7 'HE ,Q v lg . ffl A .5-ww ' 6 Those buzz saws hum and sing while these boys make many beautiful and useful articles. G. I. Cycle and Furniture Company Al Stone and Hayward Chace, owners 52 iQ . '-'--.:-5.1-L. Now where can I find that Information? hm.. xy Those American History units are really keeping the Seniors working! Now what was that date ? ? ? ? 53 1 ' -5 4 Q , V. ac, ,,,, Fr xv Y L ,Q . n X 8 xl- .+.. 2 '. - 1 Fw ' -.1 -. xl 1 K ' ,,, 4Q.f :y P M-' , A I ?'. E I 6' ,fl 9. 4 ? I ml S 13' Q . 0' sr' Q . xr A.'Sr . .5 r . 5 ru- L A , v--. T 4 i. , ,A W: - Y ,545 y I' JK. gs 'W is-f 'aww Ev, X 1:- N X I si Q, ' 1 1, ly If I .Jr-x .14 , NX Q . 3 U 4 V 1, ,. :xl W ... 1, -iw' Q, E' m it Q ' -. if- , f. 1 W f ix: 'A 1, 1 ',,'y , V 1 ' if ', f W tiff? y Q -. 'au ef .v U f 3, 5, ,W A Sm cn ' 3 l W 'K' V .i LQ D fp A 0 . V I ,J ' 42. , -1 r' STM' News f SEMI! if wfwf 49 - - 1 Hi :r,,, . 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The Staff plctured IS FRONT ROW Mxss Margaret Cook Allene Cockrum Reta Hawkms Dorothy Palm er Patsy Bean Helen Wr1ght Betty Gayle Allen Mrs Margaret Brown SECOND ROW B111 Rector Jack Short Harr1et Bloommger Loleta Bevan Jack Bow man B111 Webster THIRD ROW Dorothy Scott C c1le Culton Alberta Longstreet Galen McReynolds J B Tarr ForrestJorgensen Bobweems andWe1 ton Foster YOUR TALESPIN STAFF As thls year comes to a close many fond memorxes come to m1nd Planev1ew I-hgh School s class part1es class plays class fueds vaca t1ons and un1ts are at an end A mllestone has been achleved W1th the axd of our teachers whom we consxder as close frlends and others the 1949 senlors are belng graduated Thls class the flrst to start as 7th graders and follow through to graduat1on from thxs school pauses to re mmlsce over the past s1x years hopmg that It has left somethmg that w1l1 be enl1ghten1ng to other classes 1n the future In remembrance we leave the Talespm knowmg thatyou w1ll enjoy It as years go by We s1ncerelywant to express our thanks to those who were so helpful 1n the publ1cat1on of thxs annual Mlss Margaret Cook and Mrs Margaret Brown were generous w1th the1r kmd adv1ce So long for now be seem' you. 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