Powers High School - Cruiser Yearbook (Powers, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 106 of the 1959 volume:

C ruis er l9Sq Dedication The Powers High School Annual Staff takes great pleasure in dedicating the CRUISERS of 1958-59 to Mr Darwin D. Michaels for his brilliant leadership in the sports programs at our high school and his enthusiasm in all school activities. The CRUISER Staff Fac u l+Y Mr. Me f aus Mr Mr. 9ms( .rry Mr. Mrs. franrCtf Mrs. Qi m. fr. j ear flfr. JDcarL. ?c. PRINCIPAL Mr. Millard SUPERINTENDENT . Nicklaus FACULTY MBS. KRANICK MR. DEAN MR. BEAM MRS. HAYES Mrs. Beam Mr. Millard Mr. Eacton Seniors jproc uc - - y for e Very' ? 7 oc fer aJor c ..... Jerry Reeve8 Mike Stewart Donna Adamek Loene Adamson Gary Scrivena Ross Mintonye Dennis Anderson Joyce Ellis SENIOR CLASS WILL We the Class of 59 , being of superior quality and inferior quahity, do hereby will and bequeath to the Frosh our luck to have our Freshmen advisor for three years. To the class of 61 we will our ability to end an old school tra- dition in a green and glorious manner. To the Juniors vie will our supreme, tran- scendent, surpassing, pre-eminent, peerless, incomparable store of knowledge experience in which they are lacking. I, DONNA JEANETTE ADAMEK being of muscular body and molten mind, 'will my sewing ability to those deserving of this highly desired and worshiped tal- ent and my eyebrows (not mascared, either) to Charlotte Hedges. I, LOENE ADAMSON being of an imbecilic state of mind and inessential body, do hereby will and bequeath to Beverly Frye my ability to xvear the shackles of steadydomI, 7 during the better part of my high school years. To Jerry Adamson I will my inept ability to get caught every time I skip school I, DENNIS H. ANDERSON alias HUEY being of perverse mind and visible body, do hereby will and bequeath my old study guides to Bill Rainbolt—he will need them. Noticing Jerry Kali’s fine crop of feathers, I will him my ability to fly. To Tom Truax and Robert Peterson I will my ability to drive a pile of button , strlches, lead, etc. I will my address book and old girl friends, especially large ones to !avid Pinson. To Jim Adamek I leave my long, brown, curly hair - the poor kid just hasn't any of his own. To Mr, Millard, our fine principal, I would like to leave all my old traffic tickets. I, BETTY JO CRABILL being of short, squat body and questionable mind, will ray ability to have my own car during my Junior and Senior year to Carol Lynn McCulloch and my ability to get along with teachers and people to Bob Schaffer. I, JOYCE LUCILLE ELLT.S being of an ambigous mind and a classic body, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to f'r.ish school after being joined togeth- er in the holy bends of matrimony to Donna Eng and my infinitisimal ability to obtain scientific knowledge to Jimmy Adamek. 1. ’ALLIAM LEE HUNT being of unusual mind and slightly strung-out body, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to play pinocle and shoot craps to Louis Lambert. To Tom Truax I will my ability to own 5 automobiles. To Jerry Ba wick I will my ability to use a siphon hose, I, LINCOLN MAGILL, being of short, squat body and sane mind hereby will and bequeath my ability to get on the honor roll once to Eddie- Fawcett and my inability to go out for any sport in my four years of high sebeel to Donald Schrag. I, ROSS MINTONYE, being of crudely featured countenance, abbreviated sta- ture, and a rather pathetic state of instable mind, do, with some reluctence, hereby, will and bequeath my ability to drive in a manner that arouses mothers to call their children off the streets to Fuzzy McDonald. To Eddie Fawcett I will my deplorable habit of going steady through high school. To Richard Calbo I will some of the good times in my Merc . To Tommy Truax I unhappily bequeath my frog-----green ford gobbler . And to Mr. Dean I will my ability to have my mother work in the school office. I, JERRY REEVES, being of dormant mind and maladroit body do hereby will and bequeath my ability to get along with Mrs, Eeam in class to Bonita Crew. To Jerry Tiger Adamson I will good old No. 11. I will my ability to work two years on the salad wagon and my $14 a week to Patrick McMahon. I, GARY SCRIVENS,hereby declare this my last will and testimony, being of sane mind and sound body, hereby bequeath the following to the named person or persons indicated. My ability to tumble to Cherry Hall. My ability to play football to Del Dungey. My ability to play basketball to Jim Boutin. My abil- ity to laugh in class to all those who have been kicked out of class for laugh- ing. My ability to keep my hair long during basketball season for those who Me Bushnell makes cut theirs off. My ability to write such foolish things as this to Gaye Williamson. I, MIKE STEWART, suffering from a highly unstable mind and possessing a long slender carcass do hereby will and bequeath to Larry Fry my height and to Eddie Fawcett my ability to run under pressure. To ray sister I will my re- cord of popping popcorn for seven consecutive years, excluding a short vacation necessitated by the overly enthusiatic action of.the popper which destroyed the theatre by fire. I, BILL WOJCIK, will my ability to keep a car in one piece and ray ability to drive safely to John Sturman. To Darrel Fry I will my ability to do good English. Having a brilliant peace of mind I also will my abortive ability to elude the gendarmes until the next time and ability to stay out of iperturbate to wild Bill Rainbolt. Q- -y.ye --. .Sk. %.Y S a o jL— ■up . m zuJL % fU. j? S f J.C-t 7 SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY As the electronic prediction machine propels me through time to the year 19824- the class of '59 comes into view. First I see DONNA ADAMEK as a prosperous Dental Technician who has just been selected as woman of the year by the National Dental Association. Next I see GARY SCRIVENS as a professional skindiver who salvaged a million dollars in gold from a ship unexpectedly sunk the week before. Then comes LINCOLN MAGILL, the owner of a profitable and famous home-construction company. His firm has just been given the job of building five thousand houses in Russia. Hurrying by next is DENNIS ANDERSON, owner of a large and prosperous space ship repair company on Mars, Next to come into view is LOENE ADAMSON. She is the efficient, reliable secretary for the governor of Hawaii. She has been secretary for every governor since Hawaii became a state. This person I don't recognize—oh, yes, it's BILL HUNT, the Chief of Police of Los Angeles'. His officers just eliminated all juvenile delinquency in the city. There goes ROSS MINTOYNE, the senator from Oregon and a dark horse in the presidential election. I see BILL WOJCIK as conductor of the New York Pilharmonic Orchestra, He has just received the Nobel Prize for music. Next to pass is BETTY JO CRABILL, the only woman jet airplane pilot in the world. She has flown 50,000 hours. Here is that wealthy and influential businessman, JERRY REEVES, who acts as presidential advisor on more efficient methods of garbage removal. Next is JOYCE ELLIS, president of a famous woman's college, whose graduates all become college presidents themselves. Last to come into view is MIKE STEWART, the crusading editor of the New York Times. His fearless reporting has just exposed a large scale gambling ring in that city. JUNIOR CLASS Gloria Wiwatowski Ron Raddatz Teresa Dittrich J im Adamek Meari McDaniels Dianna Tucker Terry Epperson Diana Deadmond David Pinson Donna Eng Jerry Bland Gaye Williamson Fayetta Harrelson Darrel Fry Linda Bixler Tom Wadmen Del Dungey Larry Scheinder Pat Johnson Sophomores Top row, 1. to r.j Donna Anderson, Judy Reaves, Donna Mastin, Mary Kuski, Bonnie Griswold. Center row, 1. to r.; Ainslie Krens, David Hansen, Archie Flood, Kay Merchen, Linda Hawley, Carol McCulloch, Donna Lee Anderson, Nancy Stewart. Bottom row, 1. to r.t Willy Shorb, Laurie Thorp, Larry Langden, Tom Truax, Donald Shrag. Freshmen iVust Icttl jrelioajs Freshmen Top row, 1. to r.; Louise Bedwell, Ruth Stutsman, Pearl Calkins, Judy Fry, Arlene Morgan, Cheryl Hall, Janie Warrick, Joyce Merchen, and Carla Robinette. Center row, 1. to r.; Laura Hill, Janet Root, Melinda Lane, Linda Rolfe, Diana Frye, Betty Weaver, Bonita Crew, Sandra Quilhaugh, Karen Barwick, and Nancy Grove. Bottom row, 1. to r.; Louie Lambert, Howard Russell, Jack Hoffman, and Bddie Fawcett. CALENDAR OF EVENTS SEPTEMBER OCTOBER NOVEMBER DECEMBER .2U First Day of School 6- G. A. A. Swimming Party G. A. A. Aloha Dance 12 - G. A, A. Homecoming Dance 16- P. T A. Reception 19- Waldport- there 23- Lion Faculty Night 25- G, A. A. Playday at Bandon 26- Canyonville- there 30- National Assembly Program 3- Gold Beach- there 10- Lowell here 17- Mapleton- there 20- National Assembly Program 24- Days Creet- here Junior Class Carnival 4- National Assembly Program 5- End of 1st Nine Weeks 6- District Playoff G. A. A. Mr. Football Dance 11- Veterns Day Holiday 12- Report Cards 13- Open House 15- Junior Prom 27- Thanksgiving Holiday 28- Thanksgiving Holiday 4- College Conference 12- Sophomore Class Play 13- Pacific Basketball Game- here 19- Marshfield J. V. s - there 22- G, A. A. Christmas Ball 24- Christmas Vacation 26- Waldport Invitational Tournament 2- North.Bend. J.,Y.?s- there 5- End of Christmas Vacation 9- Gold Beach- there 10- Gold Beach- here JANUARY CALENDAR OF EVENTS cont'd JANUARY 15- National Assembly Program 16- Pacific- here 17- Dandon- here 21- End of Semester, 2nd Nine Weeks 23- Myrtle Point- there 24- Myrtle Point- here 28- Report Cards 30- Marshfield J. V. s- there FEBUARY 7- Bandon- there G. A, A, Playday at North Bend 10- Camas Valley- here 13- North Bend J. V. s- here 14- Valentine Dance 20- Cphir Sub-District Playoff 27- District Playoff- Reedsport MARCH 4  Visitation- United Nations Winner 5- District Playoff- Roseburg 17- St, Patricks Day Dance 18- Spring Vacation 23 - End of Spring Vacation National Assembly Program 25- End of 3rd Nine Weeks 26- G, A, A, Playday- Coquilie 28- Annual Variety Show APRIL 1- Report Cards 4- Reedsport Invitational Trackmeet 11- Junior-Senior Banquet Senior Ball 16- National Assembly Program 17- Hayward Releys 24- Reedsport Triangular Trackmeet MAY 2- G, A, A, Playday- Reedsport 15- G, A, A, Banquet 16- Senior May Dance 17- State B Trackmeet- Springfield Baccalaureate 22- Graduation G, A, A, -iloha Dance 27- End of 4th Nine Weeks and School JUNE 1- Report Cards ANNUAL STAFF Left to Right; Bonnie Egli, Beverly Frye, Dona Anderson, Charlotte Hedges, Teresa Dittrich, Mrs. Kranlck (advisor), Carol McCulloch, Roxie Clark, Kay Merchen, Donna Adamek. The CRUISER staff of 1958-59 consists of ten people, with Teresa Dittrich as ed- itor, The first months of the school year showed the annual staff hard at work getting the first fifteen pages off to the publisher. The members have their assigned tasks which they are expected to perform diligently. The financial standing of the annual was very poor at the first of the year, but the annual Variety Show held March 28th is ex- pected to boost the financial standing so that we may put out a much better annual than ever before. Newspaper Staff Left to Right; Jim Boutin, Teresa Dittrich, Ga -y Scrivens, Mr. Beam, Linda Bixler, Patsy Johnson, Mike Stewart, Jim --darnek, Del Dungey, Laurie Thorn, Ronnie Raddatz. Hi-Power is self supporting from the sale advertisements, and copies of each issue. In the absence of a local newspaper it serves both the school and community, in gathering and disseminating the news. The staff is competent and energetic, always seeking ways to improve the paper. The Oregon Scholastic Press has commend- ed the staff several times, especially with respect to the quality of their advertisements. Work on the paper provides experience and co-operation in working together, since diff- erent jobs are rotated among the staff members and each one assists where assistance is indicated. Student Body Officers Left to Right; Sgt-at-Arms, Pat McMahon, Secretary Donna Adamek, President, Jim Adamek, Treasurer Linda Bixler, Vice Pres. Mike Stewart 4 ♦ Girls' Athletic Association Top row. Left to Right: Violet Taylor, Roxie Clark, Dona Anderson, Judy Reeves, Fayetta Harrelson, Mary Kuskie, Lynne Grandmontagne, Linda Bixler, Bonnie Egli. Bottom row, Left to Right: Janet Lane, Charlotte Hedges, Judy Hall, Linda Hawley, Mr, Dungey, Kay Merchen, Carol McCullock, Nancy Stewart, Donna Anderson, Bobbie Wright. NEW MEMBERS m _ „„„ Taf.4. 4.0 Right: Janet Root, Melinda Lane, Linda Rolfe, Laura Hill, Janie Warrick, Joyce Merchen, Bonita Crew, Lucritia Harrelson, Nancy Grove, pauline Bottom row. Left to Right: Dianna Frye, Donna Eng, Pauline Aubin, Cheryl Hall, Pat Hughes, Betty Weaver. Office Staff Left to Right; Gloria Viwatowski, Dianna Tucker, Carol McCulloch, Janet Lane, Dona Anderson, Judy Reeves, Melinda Lane, Beverly Frye, Bonnie Egli. LIBRARIANS Left to Right; Tommy Truax, Ronnie Raddatz, Mrs. Beam, Judy Thorp, Patsy Johnson. MOST POPULAR GIRL AND BOY Linda Bixler and Jim Adamek MR. AND MISS P.H.S. Roxie Clark and Gary Scrivens ytwLy o.A. vv amp '°a.- INITATION JUNIOR HIGH JUNIOR CLASS CARNIVAL RESULTS $ 150 OCTOBER 25, 1958 THOSE DONG GRINDING STAIRS JUKEBOX YELL LEADERS „ ,, Ilnda Bixler, Roxie Clark, Sherry Hall LIBRARY POP MACHINE DURING NOON HOUR SOPHOMORE CLASS PLAY SOPHOMORE CLASS PLAY The Sophomore Class is busy practicing for their play that they hope to present Friday, December 5th The following cast has been chosen: Petunia---------Andrew' a Cook Donna Mastin Andy Brown—Senior In College Archie Flood Jacques————His Butler Glen McDonald Willie Waldo-------------His Pal Tom Truax Harold Hadley-----Another Pal Willie Shorb Lorraine Thorne-—Andy's Girl Dona Lorraine Anderson Julie Boynton-—Harold's Girl Nancy Stewart Betty Boynton——Willie's Girl Violet Taylor Dean Boynton—Dean of College Laurie Thorp Uncle Isaac——A Millionaire Robert Peterson Miss Prudi—Dean's Admirer Carol McCullock 0'Flarity---------A Detective Larry Frye Royle —----------—HI 'Shadow John Peterson Rev. Doolittle----Mystery Man Ainslle Krana Coach Mrs Bean VARIETY 5H0W TXEME OREGON (Mflitf art class HOME ECONOMICS CHEERLEADERS Left to Right: Linda Bixler, Cheryl Hall, Roxie Clark Mike Stewart Gary Scrivens Bill Utterback FOOTBALL TEAM Back Row, Loft to Right: Mike Stewart, Jim Boutin, Larry Schneider, Mearl McDaniel, Louis Lambert, Jack Hoffman, Terry Epperson, Laurie Thorp, Glen MoDonald, Howard Russell, John Peterson, Ainslie Krans Front Row, Left to Right: Pat McMahon, Robert McCray, Jerry Adamson, Tom Wadman, Ken Goebl, Del Dungey, Gary Scrivens, Darrel Fry Back Row, Left to Right: Pat McMahon, Tom Wadman, Del Dungey, Jim Adamek, Front Row, Left to Right: Larry Schneider, Jim Boutin, Mike Stewart, John Peterson, Ken Goebl, Darrel Fry, Gary Scrivens Sept, 10 Powers 0-12 Yoncalla here 19 Powers 12-20 Waldport there 26 Powers 7-26 Canyonville there Oct. 3 Powers 13-0 Gold Beach there 10 Powers 26-0 Lowell here 19 Powers 14-13 Mapleton there 24 Powers 33-9 Days Creek here 30 Powers 46-6 N.B. J.V.s, there Nov. 7 ♦Powers 0-6 ♦Yoncalla there District Playoff 58 FOOTBALL HIGHLIGHTS The Powers Cruisers began their 58 campaign at Powers on September 10, The outcome gave Yoncalla a 12-0 win over the inexperienced Cruisers, The Waldport Irish hosted the Cruisers as their second outing which proved to be a defeat of 20-12, This game started with Powers being rated as a complete underdog. Before the game was over Waldport had 46 passes thrown to them which scored two T,D.s. It was only in the last minutes of the game that a Curiser fumble gave the Irish the winning margin. The Cruisers then traveled to Canyonville when they were again defeated by a score of 26-7, The Powers eleven drew first blood, but were unable to hold their lead. The next Friday found the Cruisers in Gold Beach facing the Panthers, Here Powers got on the winning side with a hard won victory of 13-0, The first T. D, came in the first half of play and the second in the second half of play by a 50 yard dash. The next Friday, October 10, the Cruisers defeated Lowell for their second win of the season by 26-0 win. The Cruisers then went to Mapleton and won a very close victory 14-13. The first T.D. of the game from the Mapleton Sailors, The Cruisers scored 14 points before the half. Then with six minutes of playing time left in the game the sailors scored 6 points and the game ended with a third win. The Cruisers . won their fourth straight victory over thp Days Creek Wolves with a victory of 33-9, We drew first blood of the game and never lost our lead. The Cruisers won their 5th straight in a row by an easy victory of 46-6 over the North Bend J,V,s. The Cruisers wound up their 1958 football season by losing the 4B title to the Yoncalla Eagles by a score of 6-0. The courageous Powers Cruisers held their own until there were only 1:35 minutes left in the game. The Eagles plunged over from the one foot mark to score 6 points. ■ . ' BASKETBALL TEAM Back Row, Left to Right: Ron Raddatz, Jerry Reeves, Jim Boutin, Mike Stewart, Larry Schneider, Gary Scrivens, Mr, Bushnell Front Row, Left to Right: Darrel Fry, Jim Adamek, Tom Wadman, Del Dunvev. Pat McMahon J V Back Row, Left to Right: Richard Calbo, Jerry Hall, Ken Goebl, Howard Russell, Terry Epperson, Larry Schneider, Mr Dungey Front Row, Left to Right: Jerry Adamson, Archie Flood, Mearl McDaniel, Louis Lambert, Laurie Thorp BASKETBALL By Coach Bob Bushnell Talcing a quick look back at the 1958-59 basketball season gives us some things to be proud of, yet a goal to be reached next year. Our season record of 17 wins and 3 losses is better than average especially considering the fact that 10 of the games were played against A-2 competition. One of the most satisfying games of the year was the 49-45 win over traditional rival Myrtle Point, after a previous 69-54 setback at the hands of the Bobcats, Another highlight of the season was the winning of the Sius- law Holiday tournament which was represented by Taft, Reedsport, Siuslaw and Powers, At the end of the season, Powers was defeated in the District Tournament which was represented by three teams from Douglas County and one from Coos County, Teams from Douglas County were Days Creek, Yoncalla, and Elkton, Powers was the Coos County representative. In the second game of the tournament, held at Reedsport, the Cruisers were edged by the Elks from Blkton 42-41 in a real thriller. This loss dropped them from championship play. It was the consensus of opinion of many of the observers that the Powers Cruisers were the best team in the tournament, but thats the way the breaks go in a tournament. In the final game of the tournament, held at Roseburg the second night. Powers romped over Days Creek easily, copping third place in District Play, This has been a season in which there were things to be proud of, as was mentioned, but the goal to be reached next year is, of course, the State Tournament, Coach Bushmell, the team members, and the yell squad wants to take this opportunity to thank the School Board, Adminis- tration and Faculty, students of Powers High School and all the townspeople for their wonderful support during the season and ask you to be with us next year when we go to state. ■ , s 0 « ♦ i «• • • • 0 % 0 • • % • • 1‘ t I •, 4 « • • 4 • • • . « TRACK TEAM Back Row, Left to Right: Jerry Hall, John Peterson, Jim Boutin, Ainslie Krans, Mike Stewart, Larry Schneider, Terry Epperson, Glen McDonald, Richard Calbo, Mr. Dungey Front Row, Left to Right: Gary Scrivens, Robert McCray, Pat McMahon, Bill Utterback, Archie Flood, Darrel Fry, Mearl McDaniel, Tom Wadman, Del Dungey, Louis Lambert Left to Right: Pat McMahon, Mike Stewart, Larry Schneider, Del Dungey, Bill Utterback, Darrel Fry, Center: Gary Scrivens Jun i or Eighth Grade Seventh Grade Back Row, Left to Right: Waiter Lawson, Mark Shorb, Terry Dittrich, Victor Hill, John Ross, David Wood, Dan Taylor, Mr, Maxwell, 2nd Row, Left to Right: Florence Fry, Sharril Lucas, Carol Lopez, Linda Anderson Sharon Berns, Mary Adamson, Betty Jo McCardle, First Row, Left to Right: Verna James, Kay Burgess, Trudy Mayfield, Kay Sturman, John McCray, Marvin Sims, Back Row, Left to Right: Earl Reaves, Clyde Hanson, Lorretta Anderson, Greg Quilhaugh, William Lawson, Russel Hedges, Edith Kuskie, Robert Kalb, Mr. Bushnell, Middle Row, Left to Right: Sue Rauch, Billy Brotten, Mary Taylor, Sylvia Bern Rhona Clark, Doria Schrag, David Stutsman, Mike Sewell, Jim Pinson, Paula Mintonye, Barbara Herbert, Adrian Wiwatowski, Front Row, Left to Right: Maroia Bixler, Tom Gilkepson, Linda Hamm, Louis Larson, Marjorie Fry, Gary McMahon, Pet Hoffman, Richard Clark,  7 IE M WE CAN’T GO BACK A HUNDRED YEARS, AS OREGON THE GRADUATES CF FORMER YEARS. 1921 Hazel Caffin Charles Davis Claude Hull Lyle Stewart 1922 Marion Gant Thelma Hetherington Russel Varney Robert Wise Naomi Love Drace McDermott Kathryn Riley Florence Stewart 1927 Gilbert Miller Durward Rolfe George Varney Fenis Warner 1928 1923 Unknown 1924 Engene Ballard Mark Boome Grace Gamwell Florence Greenfield Zilda Hayes Dorothy Jackson Evelyn Jackson Virgil La Clair Alice McDuffie Luella Ross Roger Stewart John Wadman 1925 • Bernice Bones Harold Boone Phillip Coffin ZettaDo k Jfiff Frye Homer Robinson Burl Rutledge 1926 Lila Dement Theresa Dement Elwin Frye Laura Kild Ethel Bauer Beatrice Burlington Thelma Derr Lucille Hayes Marie Frye Willis Hubbard Mildred Jackson Mary Levine Keith Leonard Meryl McCready Fred Serafin Edna Walker 1929 Amilia Baeckel Joe La Clair Berye Dairs Margeret Frye Eleanor Greiner Mildred Payre Harry Rolfe Sophia Serafin Jewill Fanner Beth Thomas Howard Varney 1930 Edward Bonmie Frances Crawford Lester Powers Thomas Erickson Zenobia Knight CAN, BUT WB-LIST BELOW 1931 Wanda Brown Josephine Crawford Bernadine L. Clair Bessie Payne John Powers Charlie Stallard Georgia Stallard Carl Stewart Frances Winkleman 1932 Sanford Anderson Rosa Knight 1933 Millard Hubbard Gearold Saint Eilien Shephard Pete Serafin Walt Dunham 1934 Grin Adams Gerald Frye George Gessler Basil Lewis Winnoa McMullen Ben Miller Harold Ross Berorge Saint 1935 Etha Durham James Gamwell Maxine Kerrigan Irene Lewis Stewart Marsel Ruby McDaniel Kathryn Quilhaugh Alyce Roberts Ken Rolfe Cecil Stallard Vernon Taylor 1936 Clara Adams Evelyn Boles Lewis Donaldson Ernest Ely Ruth Fry Frances Jones Lewis Putman Harry Ross Helen Rovang Margaret Smith Lewise Thorp Margaret Utterbaclc 1937 Dean Bundy Maxine Frye Douglas Gamwell Chester Hanstad Nick Van Dyke Ester Walson Dewey Winkelman 1938 Carol Briggs Velma Brown Stephen Gamwell Jim Slalcup Jack King Bill Shorb Virgil Utterback Patricia Vasey 1939 Mae Aubin Bonnie Crew Lawrence Dwyer Frank Enuart Alys Fox Frances Grove Ina Hubbard Helen Lewis Wilber Lewis Clarence Newton Alice Root Glenn Ross Benham Sell Dennis Sherk Don Slonecker Earle Smith Harry Stallard Francess Stevens 1940 Evelyn Barklow Garnett Brown Jayne Brubaker Lowell Davis Lilian Endicott Wilton Endicott Lottie Grove Doy Hirsheingen Robert Hull Grace Lambert Rorden Morgan Faye Stewart Everett Warner 1941 Richie Wilson Nate Smith Bob Slagle Verna Lotten Wayne Munro Nan Pucket Bob Quilhaugh Dick Quilhaugh Louis Root M. Rovang Yevan Sherk Ken Cunningham Bob Hennessey Wayne Hubbard Jim King Les Knigh Fay Lay Giles Lay Bob Lewis 1942 Mary Barklow Stanley Allen Alice Ames Aivena Billings Frances Sheridan Naomi Munro Francis Sheridan Lowell Shorb Marvin Smith Allen Stanley Earl Warner Vivian Wyland Pat Briggs Elizabith Brove 1943 John Thorp Evelyn Stock John Kusba Katrina Gamwell Don Cunningham Glen Coats Jack Bushnell Elmo Frye Helen Griswold Mary Slonecker Leonard Smith Junanita Smith Ethel Smith Curtis Townsend 1944 Robert Bushnell Malcolm Fletcher Faye Ames Frank Grove Berniece Brewster Robert Morris Terry O’Brien 1945 Shirley Hannon Don Coats Joyce Johnson James Robertson Earl Leggett Barbara Jean Butler Welcome Aiken Leslie King Stanley Slonecker Fred Stock 1946 Corrine Griffen Harold Smith Harold West Eugene Boggan Anona Johnson Lyly McCulloch Marilyn Munro 1947 Helen Coldiron Dolores Hannon Donald Slyter Dorothy West 1947 Cont'd Wallace Wooden Margaret Wyland Alan Claire Baker 1948 Curtis Baker Frederick Albert Wafer Sylvia Wilson Frank Butcher 1949 Bud Miller Josephine Slyter Suzanne Kruger Mary Jo Nichols Joe Shorb 1950 Joyce Walker Joe Magi11 Helene Post Mary Lou Wyland James Rigsby Ramona Knight Peter Zaworski Keith Shaffar James Boggan Donald Hull 1951 Catherine Aber Yvonne Allen Lester Coldiron Mary Magi11 Stanley Schrag Dorthy Schrag George Shawver Avon Stanley Charlene Stallard Dorthy Walker 1952 Jean Anderson Duane Brady Frankie Caver Phyllis Clark Wineford Fuller Loretta Mann 1953 Joseph Boutin Janette Shawver Myrtle Magill Janet Dobson Kenneth Woodon Willene Caver Grove Lois Warrick 1954 Walter Jones Yvonne McCulloch MadeIon McMahon Gayle Sheedy Robert Walker William Thorp William Gibbs Harry Adamek Ines Alawine 1955 Gary Brady Lois Denniston Ivan Fry Arlene Grove Gary Hess Jo Anna Holder Courtney Horner Anna Magill Ed Magill Robert McMahon Ron Reed Louise Rodgers Richard Sptiznass Mary Swalley Dean Warner Ernie Woodring Charlie McKenzie 1956 Dona May Anderson Betty Denniston Sylvia Fry Bill Goodman Leonard Grove Chuck Hackett Nancy Hall Jack Thorp Bill Walker 1957 Danny Peterson Layton Truax Laurence Wiwatowski Robert Frye Alice Magill Janie McDonald Noble Adamek Marshall Castell Leon Kurhe Richard McMahon Judy Gibbs Nelson McCulloch 1958 Dennis Anderson Doris Eggleston Tom Fiood Leo Grandmontagne Don Hess Gary McDaniel Bill Peterson Donald Fry Howard Post Larry Rolfe Frank Smith Bob Thorp Ron Woodring 1959 Donna Adamek Dennis Anderson Betty Jo Crabill Loene Adamson Joyce Ellis Mike Stewart Lincoln Magill Bill Wojick Bill Hunt Roes Mintonye Jerry Reeves Gary Scrivens 1932 (Cont'd) Laurence Rolfe Cleo McCready Ardith Spade Forrest Grant Chester Otis INTER-COLLEGIATE PRESS Publishers — Manufacturers Yearbooks — Yearbook Covers Diplomas — Graduation Announcements Factory — Home Office Kansas City, Mo. 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