Pleasanton High School - Hilltop Yearbook (Pleasanton, KS)

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Back Row: Crews, Allen, Upham, Rabourn, Sagehorn, Maris, Saunders, Pellett, Keagy, Kennedy, Cox, Frye. Middle Row: Iackson, Thatcher, Lindell, Wilson, Tolliver, Reynolds, Chaplin, Iohnson, Potter, Riley, Dunavan, Cowel, Peck. Front Row: Mrs. Frisbie, Lewis, I-lolsman, Fletcher, Umphenour, Staton, Black, Purviance, Weems, Ellis, Amer, Rees, Driskill, Mr. Frisbie. OFFICERS: President: G. R. Saunders Vice-President: A y Marjorie Tolliver ifililflff Op OmO 95 iffy lsOulletie+Ci,ef Cheer Leaders: Kay Riley and Ashley Maris Sponsors: Mr. and Mrs. Frisbie Back Row: Stittler, Reyes, Cowel, Saum, Arnold, Miller, Tucker, Vest, Gump, Mitts, Grimsley, Leisure, K. Goetz, Black, Jones. Middle Row: McLaughlin, Ashley, Mays, McMillen, Croghan, Wortman, Smith, Lesing, M. Goetz, Blaker, Grant, Grosshart, Engle. Front Row: Avery, Lindell, Iohnson, McLaughlin, Weir, Dinqus, Hodgson, Blackman, Miss Gatchell, Umphenour, Forsyth, Henderson, Reynolds, Mrs. Forsyth. OFFICERS: President: Keith Miller Vice-President: Charles Vest Secretary: Ronnie Mays Treasurer: res Mary Jo Forsyth Sponsors: Miss Ruth Gatchell l Mrs. Forsyth 13

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' Back Row: Kenny, Lingenfelter, Courtois, Blackman, Reed, C. Smith, C. Smith, Ienkins, Hutcherson, Miller, McGin- nis, Dingus. Middle Row: Kauffman, Harper, Slater, Probasco, Shearer, Winslow, Adams, Calvin, Iennings, Ellis, Arnold. Front Row: Miss Long, Archer, McLaughlin, Hodgson, Edwards, Dunn, Henderson, Langford, Conley, Jordan, Bright, Rite tinghouse, Miss I-Iamrick. l Ul'LlOI7.S' Thirty-seven happy, hilarious Juniors climbed the hill, eager to gain more knowl- edge to tace the realities ot their tuture years. The class chose Charles Winslow as their leader to guide them over the rough spots. Eager to help him were his able assistants, Leonard Shearer, Mary Elizabeth Reed, and Eugene Slater. The Junior Class was proud to have Junior Calvin and Marjorie Arnold represent- ing them as King and Queen tor Stunt Night held December the ninth. The Class ot 44 was entertained royally by the Class ot 45 in a most unusual and colortul manner at the traditional banquet held in May. Miss Long and Miss Ham- rick, gave their undivided co-operation, as assistants, to making this one ot the most successtul events ot the year. True sportsmanship was shown by all the boys who entered in basketball and sott- ball and helped make our teams victorious. The Junior boys broke the ice by entertaining the girls at the tirst ot the year, giving them a party which included games and dancing. ln the spring a picnic, which excelled all other activities, was enjoyed by everyone. The Class, as a whole, has participated in every activity ot the school. Whole- heartedly, and loyal to their names as Juniors, they have never made it be loser. 1 2 A 7

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,W .,,. -W? YYYVY vii -fi i- -v------Y f--- ----H - Staff Charles Winslow Louise Umphenour Tall, shorl, dark, blonde, old gfsponsors, ol course,l and young, our annual slall is a represenlalive group ol P. l-l. S. Wilh sweal, lears, and lhe suppression ol exclama- lory words, lhe slall dralled and prepared your annual. i Sharing lhe Edilor's chair, lhough a lighl squeeze, are Louise Umphenour and Charles Winslow. Wilh Jim James and Richard Blackman as Business Managers, we hesilale lo say lhal lhere was any monkey business involved. Thal crealure known as Fealure Edilor was Virginia Craig, biling all her borrowed pencils lo pieces. Thal greal he-man, Sam Sagehorn, served lailhlully as Sporls Edilor. The loyal and slruggling Class Reporlers were Dorolhy Umphenour, lvlary Elizabelh Reed, G. R. Saunders, and Belly Blaker, represenling lhe Seniors, Juniors, Sophomores, and Fresh- men respeclively. Wilhoul lhe aid and persislenl drive ol our Sponsor, lvliss Lobb, and lhe genius ol Mr. Forsylh as Business Advisor, we would never have been able lo presenl you wilh lhis complele annual.