Rosedale High School - Mounty Marty Yearbook (Kansas City, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1947 volume:

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I Q44 'l . . the are and ded: for vt' No school IS greater than the groups and 1nd1v1duals who compose t To those who Rosedale h1gh school students faculty admlnxstrators we of the HT MARTY staff cate thxs book as an expresszoncrfgratxtude all that we hold dear xn R H 5 W l . if K . Mr D F Bentley our prxnclpal 18 a gradu ate of Sterl1ng College and recexved hls M S degree at the Unzversx ty of Kans He was an in structor Jn the school before he became prxn czpal and he has held that posxtzon aunce 1933 Hxss Luvenla Parker, graduate of '43, held the xmportant pos.: tlon of secretary to Mr Bentley for the past four years, but left De cember 13ofth1s year to be married Her effxcxency and helpfulness durlng the four years she was ln the offxce made her a valuable part of Rosedale ' B You as Sen1ors are step n xnto the wlde open ga y to front1ers you craves to conquer Someone has sa1d are 11 flagstaffs some promxnent some small But the glory of e agstaff 1 ze e c flies May your futurebe ever br1ghtandmay you always f1ght courageously Take your place 1n the communlty and natlonal lrfe Develop your talents Not many flashlng revelatxons come to s1tters Go forward nd make your place t world count for much Good luck and Godspeed Dudley F Bentley 0 0 1 f e ' ' fe- ' ,,,. u wa all ' th ?' ' , 'We all 'ke 'L , th fl is not in 'ts ' si but in th Olofs if . P a in he The Student Governing Body of Rosedale is the Student Council which is composed of one representative of each home room and the class presidents. The Council exists for the better- ment of the school and the promotion of school spirit. During the year the group discusses and attempts to solve various student problems. This year the Council sent representatives to Topeka and Olathe to attend conferences of student council groups in this district. The ' entire Council was invited to Topeka to attend a session of the state legislature. Their major project during the year was the framing of a constitution Also they keep a record of grades each six weeks and awarded the scholar ship banners to the home rooms having highest average scholarship The Council was headed for the first semester by Albert Yendes as presi dent Don Coyne as vice president and Billie Hacku as Secretary treasurer The group was sponsored again this year by Miss Eva Carstensen who has d rected the group for the past four years FIRST ROW fleft to rightj Billy Hopkins Harry Graves Lawrence Turnbaugh Donna Blinn Ralph Hardman Patty O Neal Roberta Brown Annabelle White SECOND ROW George Rush Margaret Stewart Dolores Vexster, Mary Cedarland Joyce Buck Mildred Hayes Hale Parker, Wayne Poe Jack Lane Bob Burgess Donald Stewart THIRD ROW Barbara Morlan Mary Gilles, Virginia Hunt, Albert Yandes jimmy Hiller james Harriss Don Coyne ' 1 1 ' 1 ' ' . . 1, -- - D I ' , , . . I ' I , -- ' n ' I I ' 1 9 I r - p I 1 9 - GW OLGA ALBER Ph B Unxver s ty of Chxcago H Columbia Unxversxty Typing and Shorthand GEORGE BELL A B Sterling College H A Wzchzta Unzverszty Arxthmetzc and Hxstory MARGARET BLOOM A B Ollvet College G ography Hxstory and English ROSCOE I BROWN A B Frxends Unlversxty M A Unxversztvof Kansas General Scxence and Bxology EVA CARSTENSEN Ph B Unxversxtyo Chicago MA Unxversxty of Chxcago A J merlcsn Hxstory History and Shorthand Teachers College M A Missourx Unxversx Woodwork and Trades HELEN FOSMIRE B S University of Kansas Health Vocations and Physical Education QLZMJ LEO J GREEN A B Baker University I A Iowa Unxversxty Health Physxcal Edu cation and Vocatxons GEORGE HIATT B S K as U ersxty A B Kansas University I S K nsas Un: versity Chemistry Genera' ance and Algebra C D HOLDERMAN B S Kansas State Teach ers College ll S Kansas State Teachers College Trades Sheet Nets! and Hechani cal Drawxng SARAH HOWARD B S Ft Hayes Teachers College B S Cin IUIICJ American Conser vatory B M Kansas City Guild of Music. Glee Club and Engllsh I ' l . : .A. -- . . ' . e- Jgt Q' N . '. . I .' jf! E. W. CRATES--B.S. Central Missouri State ty. . . -- . . s 1. ' : ROBERT HUGHES B S Emporxa College Band PHILIP KEEL R A B Kansas Universzty M A Kansas Unxverezty Englxeh Publ: cetxone and Journalism ART LAIRENCE B S Keneee Unxverelty M A Keneae Unxverexty Arxthmetlc and Socxel Hath ALICE HcTAGGART A B Kansas Unlverezty H A Kansa: Unlverexty English ESTHER NICKLIN B S Kenlae State Teacher! College A H Columbia University Alge bra Geometrv end Advanced Nath ELEN PRIESTLEY B S KenleeSteteCollege H A Columb1a Unxverslty Clothing OSCAR RICHARDS B S Elporla Teachers Conetxtutlon and Arithmetic SIBYL ROSE A B Unlverelty of Kaneae N A Unlveraxty of Keneae Cooking and Cefeterle RUBY SMITH A B leetern Reserve Unlver eity I A Unlverelty of lleeourl Eng lleh ROY TERFLINGER A B lcPhereon College U A Unlvereity of Kaneae Clvlce o cxology and ECODOIACI RUTH YAITBR H S Keneae State Teachers College I A Colunbza Unlvere1ty Teechere College Geogrephy end Spenleh EDITH YOUIANS A B Keneee Clty Unlver elty I A Columbia Unlvereity Teachere College Englxeh Speech and DIIIIQICI 1 f , ' ,f f,y, . -Ju College: H.S. Emporio Teacher: College. . . . . . , S - J. , '- ' 1 - T lg. rgw X' f - ' ,, xrgxnxa Hunt a member of the senxor class held the posxtxon of secretary to Mr Bentley after Mlss Fbrker left In addition to the varlous offxce dutxes she performed she attended several classes durlng the day ln order to complete necessary requlrements for graduatxon Shown IH the fxrst pxcture below are the gzrls who acted as money collectors under the supervlsxon of Mr Roy Terflxnger The maxnder of the pxctures show the gxrls who of the school day Betty Anderson Barbara Corbxn and Sarah Parker Anna Louxse Watts De Lore: Ray Carol Smullln Emma Mhy Dxckerson Alzce Beldwln Rhevg Hayes I2 Alice V. . . I . ' ' . ' . re- assisted in the office during different hours 4 Y fix gy . efwcee to own at the r ght IS Mxss Lo1s s tock 1 rarzan w o too over the o t on v can thls year when Uxss Meeker left Rosedale Mzss Rostock l ough new to our sc o s a gre help IH asslstxng students to choose thexr readxng material Also she proved her self xnvaluableas an axd ln fxndxng refer ences and materxal for reports Vxss Erma Fxelds served for two years as our school nurse In her hands rested the responslbzlxty for the health and wel are of t e Rosedale students and e cheerfulness and good nature were apprec cxated by everyone As famxlxar a sxght around the hlgh school as any of the students or faculty were these two gentlemen the school custod1ans M Haynes and M Lxt e Q X 4534 Although few of the stu dents ever see the school engxneer M Bourne he was a member of school service staffas could be found. . - I 2 Sh i ' ' ' Ro - , l'b ' . h k p - V si i left a t ' 1 ' . 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' tl . as vital fhe e ,-fee faaedvzfckma - xs..N It x X X xy'-...,,,,.,r ..f 14 -ggriv X 'YM-0 !M,,,n 7' W-2 Wm The H Y a branch of the Young Men s Chrxstxan Assoc: tlon IS open for membershlp to all Sen1or hzgh school boys ue to the large number of elxgxble boys the group was sepa ated 1nto a junlor senxor club and a sophomore club the two orklng jointly on projects W1th the Y Teens and Fommunxty ouncll they sponsored Recreatlon Week servlce o t munity they assisted the Y Teens IU g1v1ng a Chrxstm party for the children of the Lxfe Lxne Orphan Home Thls roup was credxted wrth sponsoring H1 Y group at Bonner Tprlngs A delegatlon from both clubs was sent to Haskell In stltute to the regional conference Senxor presldent was Ponald Coyne and Earl Jones headed the sophomore group r Leo Creen sponsor for seventeen years left Posedale second semester and hrs dutxes were as sumed by Hr Toy Terflxnger and Mr George Hxatt 16 6 ' A11 4 lg 1 . ' wld D 7 f I ' Q i 4 1, . 17? ' 1 il 4 1 A ' . .Qi .Q K 3. - , 4 U1 2 I Q T - xr f v 1 ' Y ii n V , . . ,- A 6 ' . . . . . , D . . , - A r . . . - . ' W , . . . ' . - V! . - C ' ' ' . In ' t he com ' ' - ' ' ' ' as g . . . 8 .- I ' ' 1 , , - V . I - ' , 1 I l 4 4 . 'Weed londey October 21 recreetlon week begen with en ell school essembly to ln troduce Irs Ruth Ehlers e recreetlonel director from New York brought here through the efforts of the Hi Y Y Teens end Community counexl On Tuesday night the gym use given over to the edults who took pert ln the folk dences led by Urs Ehlers On every other night students denced end pleyed gemee end on Frxdey ll e grend clxmex to the week s ectxvltlee e school mixer mes held in the gym efter the Roeedele Llllle hctbell geme -nv- No not 'ring eround the rosy , but These glrle eren't rushlng to obteln merely some of the Rosedele Students hevlng the sutogreph of their fevorlte 'ewoon men e grend time denclng to 'Turkey In The They ere engsged In the populer eoele! Stres denclng s feeture of recreetlon week J g li' V 14 On 1 0 ' Y 1 ' 1 ' I I I I . , . f F I . . 5 , - 1 4' K v K ,, .' ,' 1 -et ' l f :elf ,A 1. lik, n fo ' ' . -W . , 0 I ' I - 1 l I ' I e 17 N Z-7eea4 20644 To keep in step with the times a national movement to adopt a unxform , name for the junior branch of the YWCA resulted 1n the present name of Y Teens for the former Gxrl Reserves The reorganxzed club together wlth the As a paTt of thexr busy year the sensor group contributed to the World . Fellowship fund entertaxned the ch1ldren at the Coe Memorxal Home wxth a Chrzstmas party, presented a talent show, were hostesses at the annual Trz city conference and gave a S25 scholarshxp to a senxor gxrl The junxor group made baby blankets for the Vxsxtxng Nurses assoclatxon presented a jun1or hxgh talent show and held their annual dinner at the home of thexr sponsor Hlldegard Scherer acted as pres1dent of the senxor Y Teens and Marllyn Harper was pres: dent of the junxor group The sponsors were Mxss Youmans for the senxor h1gh group and Mas Ruby Sm! th for the junxor high IB , N Y W w YWCA shares a common purpose. I , A . . . J ,yM A . . . . . . . . - . ' . . ' . S 1 1 K. A- How Does Your Garden Grow was the theme of the Y Teen conference held for the fzrst trme at Rosedale February 28 The day s 8Cf1V1t19S were com prxsed of enterta1nment and discussion per1ods in the afternoon and a ban quet prepared by the PTA mothers IH the evenlng Reverend Harry 0 Rxtte presented the after dznner speech on Toward World Understandxng The plc ture on the page lntroduczng th1s sect1on was taken at the banquet that evenxng Shown above are the girls who had the most to do wxth the arrangements that made the conference such a success Left to rlght Cstandlngj Carol Sumllxn Mary Gilles Peggy Shay Sxt IHQJ Hxldegard Scherer Pat Kennedy t of the afternoon conference varxous schools took part xn e Fashxons just For You Rose dale attemptedto show the wrong way to dress In the pxcture at the left Ava jean Rosser shows the wrong way to wear a black dress and in the pzcture above Corrxne Bingham Cleftj and Dorls Yendes Crxghtj show the xn correct school apparrel As a par program the skxt entxtled I9 F Q- , 6 1 I ' K b is . 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Eleven Junior hlgh school girls carried on our chapter of Camp Fxre this year Leaders of the group were Mitxle Waugh prelndent Dolores Meister vxce presxdent and Reinette Howell lecretsry This Year completed Mxss Ruth Vawter s fifth year as sponsor of the group and Hrs Galen Tlce acted as guardxan of the group agaxn thzs year 20 of T ' S , ' - be a . X 5 - 2 1 . L t ' i'4 - W 2 5 X -5 - Q -': 'V r P I' , , ' I ,. 5 x 1 H - . 5 I 4 Q I Q X M p 3 x ' f U A Q . -5 3 nz - - ia ' ,- v . ' , ' f.! f V . -- N , N i ,f h I - I r f . - . . . . , ' 7? . -. . I - ,. xt . . . . , . . 1 , . .' . . . , . , . 1'iQ 'Vif g.,5gqf ggi m.,A5 gif r3555nCggt2. pi' 1 t Q . , M, .. ,,- S,. f.,f K , ' y- .f, .5 QQ l 'g i -' V-mf A Jia: ' , . f.. 5, V Ay., . 5 V gf, jg , V A V4 0 , , ' E-,' e 5 453 9g'- f ' ws?' f - ,fq?, W . - I-3 E?Qi ,at x, X A I 'fx flff, 'i'f ' 'w ' ' , 4 . X ' 9- V ' ' . , A V 2 A ' 1 5 5 ' I . 4 , I 1 , K I ' X as ' ' ' ' ' : , ' - ' : , ., . . , . , , I . . mezciczl Fvery reputable organization ust ave a repu ble ataf offzcers and the Commercxal club IS no exceptzon The offxcera f is gr up were Cleft to rxg Dorcas Bowers secretary Hxldegard Scherer publxczty chairman Florene lest president Mxss Olga Alber sponsor and faculty advisor Elrdla Adams vice presxdent and Shxrley Wall treasurer Hembers of the Commerczal club recexved extensxve tra1n1ng zn varxous aspects of commercxal busxness and attempted to acqua1nt themselves wlth the solutlons of the many problems whzch they would flnd on the Job 1n the busxness world In add1t1on to the study of the dx fferent phases of buslness, the club also made held trxps to several commercxal flrms ln order to gazn fzrst hand 1nformat1on as to how an offxce IS operated At thexr monthly meetzng the gzrls gave reports and revxews supplementxng thexr busxness traxnxng xn school These gxrls wzll be the future stenos and secretar1es of the commercxal world FIRST RDI fleft to rlghtj llldrod Caswell Bernadlne Kanlnskl joan Boydston Elldla Adams Ronelxa Salazar Florene lest Shlrley Wall Rheva Hayel Wind! Hlllfl JU! ll Brown SECDND R77 Betty Keeler Annetta Green Sarah Parker Emma Dickerson Delores Hbndrlckson Alice Ferrell Donxta Wilhelm Addxe Fall Barbara Morlan Beverly Davis THIRD DW- Marilyn Straughn Mary Peters Vlrglnla Hunt Hlldegard Scherer Dorcas Bowers janet Fhvlnger Mary Gxlles 21 a m h ta f of ,S . . l . O V th' 0 ' htj V s ' I . ' ' ' , : ' ' ' . : ' . Z an ' . - . : ' . flwt I -1, fee, 3 W. I , J :'. ,bp Vi G I . f I :5-j . , JV 5 , f Lis I . Y. 1 I: . l , 1 , 9 Q t . . - 1 - T Y , , V ,- Q I . 1 v 1 1 . I I I I P . ' -- Y D I I I I I . I ' I I I . ' We 1416 zwememm 22 .ma 1. in ,nc-,,al'L N '41 1.1 4 'BCALJ rm L Y 1 O ' Hmw llh9 emu? The annual senior class play, 'Every Family Hhs One, was presented December 6, under the direction of Miss Edith Youmans. Arlene johnson in the leading role sup- plied humor in her portrayal of Nana the grandmother Through Nana s efforts Lillie fwllml Andrewsj was displayed as the family skeleton to the utter dismay of Laura Reardon fFlorence Westj who sought to marry her daughter Marcia fBrllxe Msckuj to supposedly wealthy Sherwin Parker fFrank Wxleyj In the end Laura decides that money :sn t everything and gives her consent to the Marriage of Narcia and Todd Gelaway CBob Langfordj The love xnterest 'as supplied by Eldor Kaiser as Wsrry a budding young author and Wilma Andrews as a would be actress Robert Snook as james Reardon master of the house and self appointed handy man provided the foundation for the play s domestic interest Pat lillxams and Donald Cbyne as the socially minded Fhrkers and Annette Green as Penelope the piano pounding baby of the Reardon family completed the cast Upper picture lrlms Andrews as Lillie Arlene Johnson ss Nana and Eldor Kaiser as larry Center pxcture A scene from the play Lower picture Robert Snook and Florene 'est ss lr and Irs Rear on 24 f vig --an ff u I D, ' I e r ' ' . . 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I -Q . , I r ' N ' -- - , K,-f' L 1 I G d , y . 4, in 1 'SQ5 jiqx x.. ,na ,,, . 3,,' el f' gY wf awww- w The junxor play Heroes just Happen was presented March 21 The play centers around joe Thompson a very unhappy boy due to the fact that he has no parents and has en pushed from one relatxve nother hopzng that somewhere he wlll f1t xnto the school he attends He fxnds hxs place- xn the Ivy Lane high school and becomes the ol of all the studen How joe fznds happlness along with the other students and the faculty of the l1ttle red brxck hxgh school formed the plot of thls charmxng comedy Some of the most xmportant characters were foe Thompson xmmy W11ler Leslxe Adams fune Boydston Mrs Beaseley Vary Gxlles MISS Hammerly Ava can Rosser M1ss Quxnby oyce Buck :ss ynd oe ann ousman ades 1 Fxnc e M Garfusld Donald Stewart M Kemble Marlon Herman and Flash Bob Colson The play was under the dx rectxon of Miss Allce McTaggart -,vv G 55. g 'I This year the dramatzcs class gave :ts annual presentatxon xn the form of one act plays one of which was Twelve Old Maxds The plot thxs dramatxc farce centered around the struggles of twelve ladxes to get a man This xn xtself was unfortunate as there was only one man ln the cast and he a wooden dummy played by Eldot Kalser The other play presented by an all boy cast was a satxre on the way women play cards entztled If Men Played Cards As Women Do Q' 1 Y 1 i Act1ve rn dramatxcs was Troupe 232 of the Natxon Thespxgn the aim of which is to create a spirit of active interest in dre mat1cs Elrgxbxlxty for membershxp was based upon at least 70 lxnes th one three ect play or three one act plays and the favor able vote of the members and the sponsor Mxse Edxth Youmans Eldor Karser served as presxdent durxng the second semester when regular meetings were started The Delphxen Lrterery club xe desxgned to supplement the work of the lenxor Englrsh class Excerpts from plays magazine reviews lzfe histories of poets and musxcel selectxons made up thexr monthly programs Durxng her first year at Rosedale Hrss Alxce lcTeggert successfully took over the leederlhzp of thxs orgenrzetxon She was exded by presrdent Albert Yendes Other offxcers were Rheva Hayes vxce presldent Shxrley Jennlngg secretary and Ruth Becker Treelurer n . . v eh 4 - . 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'lib- 045-. .Q g We fl -HL! 30 The Iunxor hxgh chorus and the Glee club furnlshed entertainment for grade school PTA programs and sang at varxous churches ln the Rosedale dxstrxct The combxned groups presented an annual Chr1stmas program wh1ch was dlrected by Mrs Sarah Howard musxc 1nstructor In March RHS was host to the musxc festxval featurxng the musxc departments of Turner Bon ner Sprxngs and Washxngton Rural addxtxon to Rosedale Asslstxng Mrs Howard this year as offlcers were De Loras Ray pres: dent Jack Puckett vxce presxdent Georganne Dee secretary and Betty Keeler treasurer N66 W f . ' . ' in . . . r ,Til H fi ' f' ' x ' ' fi? 1 51 , , K , K -'1 22 ' V , V vim f -1 1 21 fer! 'V 2 7 ggi N . fm, 1 Q,1eg,a2gf?3 ' l l E Iliff , ' 3, s- Y I fs on - t vue 5 Qs! . A ' I ,X X l ' -, xv 1' 1, I 3 Fr , v I - ' , 1 . I y ll s J, v P I ' I-bu facedalccm Those servxng on the staff for the fxrst Students servxng the second semester semester were Mary Ellen Lembo edltor A the staff were Joyce Buck editor Mary Ann lene johnson business Manager Bxll jenkxns Strobel and Jeanne Leavell assocxate edi sports edxtor Robert Snook promotxon mana tors Forrest Mxller sports edxtor Alvin get Beryl Heath associate edxtor and Ruth Zeff assistant sports edltor Joe ann Bous Becker cxrculatlon manager man business manager Delores Nelson and Pat Kennedy cxrculatxan managers The Rosedalxan a student publxcatlon, was xssued br monthly during the entire year, The publlcatxons classwas responsxble for edxtxng the paper as well as producrng the annual Members of thxs class had one year of previous tralnxng In beginner s journalrsm and were allowed to publxsh the last two xssues of the paper thelr beginning year ln order to gxve them experlence xn produczng a school newspaper In add1t1on to thexr regular work ID class the students sold adds to help fxnance the paper and sponsored a Valent1ne s day mixer after the Bonner Sprxngs Rosedale basketball game 0 . . . on . : r- . ' 1 n I r I ' : . - : . : : . : . J - - . - . : , . , - . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . l' , gg,q ' A 5 ,,ug , - ai 1 l f . QQ, ' e.'WfQ l t t 31 . , 7714122 The 1947 Mount Marty was published by the senior members of the publications class and one representative of each of the senior home rooms. With one exception none of the staff members had any previous experience in this type of work. Work on the annual was done during publication class time, after school or at home. This year an extensive program to raise money for the yearbook was carried on under the direction of the promotion editor. During the year a motion picture was shown, an annual assembly was presented, and oicture postcards of the school and plastic wildcat emblems were sold to the student body. Beryl-Marie Heath, editor-in-chief and Nancee Bell associate editor, directed the work though neither had previous experience in yearbook publication. Eldot Kaiser business manager Ruth Bec ker assistant promotion manager Robert Snook promotron manager and Wilma Andrews art Shirley Jennings and Mary Margaret Hill Donald Coyne and Bill jenkins acted in the class editors Arlene johnson and Mary Ellen capacity of sports editors for the publication Lembo feature and activities editors this year 32 , . . . ' : - . ' ' : . . I . I editor. . . F ' ' - I Left to rxght Cseatedj Joyce Buck Beryl Marie Heath Mary Ellen Lembo Arlene john son !Stand1ngj Forest Mxller, Ava Jean Rosser Nancee Bell Ruth Becker and Alvin Zeff Every year about Aprxl the buddxng journalxsts eagerly await the announcement of those who made Quxll and Scroll Qulll and Scroll Il an honorary society for junzor and senxor journalxsts Requlrements are stzff but nlne students qualxfxed flve senxors and four lunxors The natxonal board requzres that each of the class each must have held a major staff po sxtxon on the school paper or year book have done outstandxng work IH Journalxsm members are chosen by e sponsor M 1l1p R Kee er and a sample of Journal1st1c wrztxng must be approved by the natxonal secretary of society In addxtxon Mr Keeler has xn augurated hrs own standards The student must be xn the upper one fourth of the publlcatzon class scho lastxcally and have exther two hundred publxshed Inches to hrs credit or have fxlled a major sta posxtxon Each member recexved the symbolxc pxn and a year s subscrlptxon to the Quxll and Scroll magaxzne Quxll and Scroll members are elxgxble for the All Honor Banquet . . . . y. H... M member's scholastic standing be in the upper one-third ' ' , or th , r. Ph' ' . l , . . ' . . ff , ,. L., R, .-. . ,ru ,4,M,:,,.- -' ,.,M ,WA K: . ,E ,,,H i , .qt R if 1 E. si Q Q .- x 1 NK 'N 1 BOTTOM ROW Alvxn Zeff Jack Bryson Eugene Drake George Gregar Shxm Enderle Robert Snook Bob Shamburg LeRoy Carpenter Earl Ventura SECOND ROW Elrod Wxlson B111 Jones Jack Hxggzns foe Unger Tom Wrxght Ralph Hull Bob Peters Ralph Murphy Donald Duane Angus Turner fxmmy Mxller THIRD ROW Chuck Dye Bxlly Fxnke jack Duff1n B111 JCNRIUS Robert Stoebxck Gxb Meyer Don Coyn Billy Plne The dxrectlng force hxnd this year s team was Coach Art Lawrence Coach Lawrence has been coachxng Rosedale teams for the past twelve years 36 Neal Shepard Albert Yendes John Mank Kenneth Johnson Thrs year s team dxd not set any records or wxn any eague txtle but xt dxd show a true fzghtlng sp1r1 with wh1ch played Wxnnxng only three games and losxng sxx the Wxldcats went through the season playxng a good style of ball even agalnst class AA teams Rosedale dropped :ts fxrst txlt wxth Shawnee Mxssxon 20 0 The week followxng they dropped their second battle to the Olathe Eagles In their thxrd game the Wxldcat s began to the Bonner Springs Braves 34 0 rn thezt fxrst league e nga gement An old rxvalry was renewed this season when the Wxldcats played the Wyandotte Bulldogs who came out on to 14 0 In their the Rosedalxans lost to Washxngton Rural the league champlons 13 7 The followxng week saw the Wxldcats outclassed by the fxghtxng Irzsh of Llllxs 13 7 Down1ng Turner 20 7 rn their last league game e year the Wxldcats gaxned second place lnthe Eastern Kansas League In the last game of the season on their own grxdxron the Wxldcats turned back a hlgh ly favored Leavenworth Pioneer eleven before a large home coming crowd whlch saw Shlrley Jennxngs crowned queen of the 46 football season Travelxng to Argen tzne for thexr last game of the year the Wildcats were defeated by thexr old rxval 24 7 frnd the1r way when they defeated second league game of the season 5 ..- L ff. - , .A , . ,,. 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I l 1 jack Hxggens A sen1or and co captaxn of the squad hrs defensxve lrne back :ng abxlxtxea proved to be the junx for many of the opposxtron s plays Wexgh :ng only 147 pounds he ran xnterference well He earned hrs second letter this year Bzll jones The other co-captarn also a senxor who played at the rxght guard posxtron Wrnnzng his second letter thrs year he was noted for his down field blockxng and tacklrng He won s place on the Kansan s all cxty choxce and on the EKL second team Eugene Drake A small but hard drxvxng back who was at theposxtron of quarter back the brarns of the team Thxs was hrs second letter and he won a place o the EKL fxrst team Drake was a senlor George Gregar A three year letterman th right half s He made the second team He was an outstanding broken freld runner and hard to stop He stood and weighed 147 He was a senxor Don Coyne A senxor and two year letter man who played at the center positron Coyne was exceptionally well on offense and gettzng the ball back He stood at and werghed 160 He was also a choice for the EKL second team Ralph Murphy Dolng the ball handlxng and passing from thequarterback posxtxon this sensor weighing 6 pounds wus the key to the team s aerial attack He was also outstanding ln pxlxng up yardage by puntxng He earned hrs second letter Bob Shamburg A senxor standing 5 6 and wexghxng 160pounds Shamburg bottled up many opposrngbreak away backs before they could move from their tracks He was hard to cope wrth be cause of hrs speed Jack Bryson Thxs senxor and fxrst year letterman son a berth at startrng rxght tackle Bryson was exceptronally good at downfxsld blockxng and alternated to rxght end on defense He was a hard hxttrng tackle n ' . at e ' lot. Kansan's all-city team and the EKL at 5' 6 1 5' zo ' .' . . , . . . 1 0 B111 fenkxns Thxs 148 pound senxor blocking back paved the way for many long gsxns durxng the football season Hxs blocking opened holes for the other Wxldcat backs jenkins earned hxs second letter thxs year Robert Snook A senxor playxng at the left tackle posxtxon for two years stood and wexghed 231 pounds was a hard man to stop on defense be cause he handled hxs wezght well Snook won a place on the EKL second team Angus Turner A veteran of the navy wh0 also lettered on the 45 undefeated team Turner played left end and was very active on defense He won a place on EKL first team Neal Shepard A hard tacklxng senxor he was tough on defense because of hxs slze Wezghxng 185 Shepard proved to be rugged whxle on the defense and a good blocker on offenszve play earned hls fxrst letter th1s year Rob Peters An outstandlng offenslve wzngman Peters a senxor made the re celvlng end of the aerzal attack cllck wxth hxs dazzllng pass recexvxng abllx standzng 6 2 and wexghxng 170 pounds Robert Stoebxck Playxng endandletter :ng for his fxrst txme Stoebzck helped spark therecelvlng end of the Wxldcat s passxng attack Also he proved a cap able wxngman on defense He weighed 160 pounds and was a senxor Albert Yendes Thxs 165 pound he back lettered for hxs second year though not a regular starter hxs de fensxve abxlxty ln the halfback spot alted many plays t e scrimmage Yendes a hard hxttxng back fxeld man was a senior Ralph Mull Earnxng hxs fzrst letter o the grxdzron at rxght end Mu l opened many holes 11th hxs great block :ng abxlzty He took out enemy xnter ference very sell on end run plays sensor he wexghed 155 pounds ' ' ' . He 5U all ' l ' ' . He ties. He was a first year letterman -- ' lf- ' . Al- h a th line of n . . . ' I ' . Z Gllbert Meyers A hard hzttzng junior rxght halfback Gxb was a hard drxvlng lxne bucket on offense anda rugged tackler on defense Earning his fxrst etter he wrll be a stalwart on e fense next year IM Enderle A Junzor wlnnlng 13 rst e h was one of the w junxors who played a great deal of the game He was atthequarterback posxflon but substxtuted for any backfxeld spot Enderle wlll prove a valuable man next year John Nank A Junlor earnxng hzs fxrst letter Mank proved to be very tough on defense and quxte able to open holes xn the center ofthelrne for lzne bucks on Offense He used hrs 170 pounds wlth tellxng effects on the opposition Charles Dye junior guard who wad cap able of breaklng up opposzng plays Dye was very shzfty on defense and good down fleld blocker on offense won his fxrst letter this season Donald Duane A junlor two year letter wznner who stands 5 11 and wexghs 174 pounds He played rxght end and rx ht tackle on defense Duane ex celled zn makzng long passes Rosedale Rosedale Bonner Sprxngs Rosedale Washzngton Rural Lrllxs Rosedale Leavenworth Rosedale Above Rosedale scrambles for the ball rn the Shawnee game on the opponets fleld Thxs game wxth our rxval of long standxng, rs one of the most eagerly awasted each season C01 C61 C01 C01 C131 C131 C201 C01 C71 Shawnee Mxssxon Olathe Rosedale Wyandotte Rosedale Rosedale Turner Rosedale Argentxne C201 C121 C341 C141 C71 C71 C71 C141 C241 39 1 , ' ' d- Sh, -- . . , . . h. fi l tter, e fe ' ' . , .5-Q 1, QQ - ' . He lg n 1 A - The sophomore team this year came through the season with a record of 4 wins, 3 ties, and only one loss. They met defeat only at the hands of the Lillis high school seconds in a game played under the lights, the first night game ever to be presented by a minor team at Rosedale, This team, sponsored by Mr. Leo Green, used offenses of many different types, many of which were tricky and deceiving, Bill Todd and LeRoy Drake were named honorary captains at the end of the season. qfio Having only three games this season the freshman squad rolled over three of them and battled the other two to even scores The freshies used both a tricky and powerful attack to run up their high average of yards this year and they possessed the enviable record of being the only undefeated team in Rosedale M Leo Green coached this team also At he sophomore freshman football dinner given at the end of the season lack Lane and Vernon Clark were named as honorary captains 40 Shlrley ,fennxngs member ofthe sen1or class was elect e as Football Queen for e 1946 47 season Shewaschosen vote the te and was resented wzth her rown by e a the Lea enworth home comlng game The band and the Pep club also had part IH the ceremony and marched durlng the half Shxrley was presxdent of the Pep lub and an act1ve member of the annual staff Josn llshen member of the seruor class and Beverly Psget, member of the sophomore class were chosen ss et- tendsnts to the football queen. Nez ther had previous experience in the duties of attendant Ihhsn snd Rsget were both lelbers of the Pep club snd sctxve in levers! other clubs else. d th by of am, P ' C the football co-captains at th h lf of V 2 Shown above left to rxght are the boys who composed the starting lxne of this year s team These boys all senxors are Bob Stoebxck guard Ralph Murphy center Bob Peters forward and honorary captain of the team jack Hrgglns guard and Eu gene Drake forward O Coach Roscoe Brown took over the coachlng assxgn ment at msd season when Hr Richards left N Brown under whose coachzng the team fzrst played as sopho mores was able to lead the team through a season packed with vxctorxea 42 One of the best records xn Rosedale s basketball hzstory was racked up thxs year This was made evxdent by the three champ: onshxps league cxty and regional which the team won Before the Chrxstmas holldays Rosedale won three vxctor1es over Wyandotte Argentine and Southwest all class AA schools whxle they dropped a close txlt to Shawnee Mlssxon also rn class AA The vxctory over Wyandotte was the flrst one xn twelve years to be scored by the Wxldcats Returnxng to the hardwoods after Chrxstmas the Wxldcats defeated Washlngton Rural thexr fxrst league foe of the year only to suffer therr worst defeat of the year the following nxght at the hands of Leavenworth After thexr second defeat the green and whxte bounced back to defeat the Olathe Eagles and w1n two more EKL vlctorles over Bonner Sprxngs and Turner Thxs left the Wxldcats rn possessxon of the fxrst place berth xn the EKL race at the end of the first round Thexr second contest of the year wxth Wyandotte saw the Mt Uartxans dropping thexr fxrst city league game of the season by saw his squad hand Emporxa an upset as a fxttxng goxng away present The following two games wxth Washington Rural and Bonner Sprlngs left the Wzldcats ln undlsputed first place n the EKL league In thezr second game against Argentlne the Wlldcats defeated by one point saw their chances for an un disputed fxrst place 1n the clty dxmued Rosedale s last league game with Turner left the team wlth a clean EKL slate for the year Playxng host to Ward the Nr Martxans won thexr f1nal game and assured the locals a co champxonshzp wxth Ward ln one of the most topsy turvey city league races 1n years At the regxonal tournaments at Olathe Rosedale took three successxve vxctorxes agaxnst Immaculate Osawatomxe Thzs gave Rosedale the regxonal crown In thelr fxrst game the state tournament at Topeka the Wrldcats defeated Krngman but were defeated rn turn by the La Crosse Leopards In the next day s game This year s team wxll be remembered long in the local cage hxstory They complled a remarkable record of whxch the entxre school could well afford to take prxde xn and so rn frnal word we say Thanks for a Job well done and Paola 1 1 . ' . , . . . i ' I I I Y I I , . . , . - I I l I D I . ' I . I I I ,J . . . . . I . . ' . . . ' only one point. ln his final game of the season Coach Richards . . . . . i 4 ' 1 I s I . . . . . . , . . ' - . - l Q l , s - . rl 1 . . .f . 5 I in v ' , . . ' s s . ' 1 s 1 ' n I I ' BOB PETERS Spark plug the lxldcat squa was thls sen1or who was the team sleadxngscor wlth of poxnts He was elected oth C t a K star teams r second ye Peters was easxly one of the most outstandxng players Rosedale has ever seen BOB STOEBICK Oneof the chxef maxnstays on the Rosedale defense Stoe ck proved o great asset at rebound lng sweepsng clear both the offensxve and defensxve backboards as a sen o s earned hxs second let ter thus year BILL JONES This player cane up from the ranks of the last year s sec ond team Be played guard durxng thxs sea son Jones was a sen nor and earned his frrst varssty letter thxs year RALPH MURPHY Center rxng the pa ye Uurphy xtched e posnt on fo t tter part the sea H was a senxoz econd highest scorer e e and was ected to hxs year tar teams BILL JENKINS Alter natxng from guard and forward posrtlons Jen kxns was s memberofthe second fave seeing ec on t e season s contests was a sennor and earned s r letter t 15 season GILBERT IEYER Oneofthe only two gunxors on thxa year s squad, he was an excellent rebounder, earnxng hzs fxrst letter thxs season leyer wall return next year Dur Ang most of the season he played at the forward spot JACK HIGGINS Playxng guard durlng the fxrst part of the season and swxtchxng to forward thelatterpart Hlggxns was the thlrd team mem :er to be placed on the star te was sensor a earned hxs second let r th s year GEORGE GREGAR 0 e of thxs year s second fsve so a sen: Gregar was a sharpshooter from e left hand sxde a an excellent drxbbler He earned hrs second let r s a mem er o t team this year JACK PUCXETT The only junxor letterxng for his second year Puckett was a set shot artsst He wsll be back again next yearto bolster the squad whxch wrll try to retaxn three of thxs yesr's trophles EUGENE DRAKE A small but fast regular on the rst fx Drake was a constant menace to the opposxtxon Hrs speed enabled hxm to hold down hlgh touted players who were par tscularly fast He fe cexvedhxs second letter DON LUCAS A transfer from Ward hlgh school thru year Lucas proved an alert piv nan and rebounder This s hxs f rst yea letterman and he was a member of the senxor class JIIMY JONES a member of the sophomore class was the student manager of the Wildcat s thxs year Thxs xs hrs second year as a student manager 4 1 3 of ' d du ' first rt ' ' ' ' of the ar, fi 'VC' ' ' - sw' to th for- ' ' U . . er a total 246 ward ' i r he - V ' -. ' . la of - A ' to b the i y nd son. e ' ' 3, ,L, All- S ' E.K.L. All- am. . fo his if- on th t am, He 5 l nd ' ' ' ' - el t ' 's , ' l ' E,K,L, gnd Cify All- C' 1 ' and was also a senion s . l .- -. - a- n --- , - , - al 'or, ' . bi Q bg 3 ' to be ot - ' ' - th - ' nd . I ' - ' ti in most of h ' . wa ' i r as ' ' . He ' - ' . ' te a b f he ' He w i r nd hi fi st h' ' . . iii? I SEASON S RECORD Rosedale Rosedale Rosedale Rosedale Rosedale Rosedale Rosedale Rosedale Rosedale Rosedale Rosedale Rosedale Rosedale Rosedale Rosedale Rosedale Ward December January February Wyandotte Southwest Argentxne Shawnee Mxssxon Washxngton Rural Leavenworth Olathe Bonner Sprxngs Turner Wyandotte Emporia Washxngton Rural Bonner Sprxngs Argentine Turner REGIONXLS Rosedale Rosedale Rosedale STATE TOURNMMENT Rosedale Rosedale Immaculata Usawatomxe Paola Kxngman La Crosse l .h..J The members of the second team were left to rxght FIRST ROW Alvxn Zeff jlmmy Whxte Louxs Gxlhaus Le Roy Drake Robert Enderle and Bxlly johnson SECOND ROW Earl Ventura Kenneth Hanna Walter Nart1n B111 Todd Keith Hanna jxmmy Hxller and Billy Fxncke This year s second team also had a good reco d They won the majorzty of their games and they also were the wxnners of thexr NEK league Shown at the right 13 the startxng lxne up for the second team These boys are left to right Louxa Gllhaus guard Kenneth Hanna guard B111 Todd center Kexth Hhnna guard Le Roy Drake for ward and Robert Enderla forward. These boys will probably constitute part of next year's starting team. 6,414 vi e Gxrls Athle xc Assoclatlon IS es ned to gxve gzr o junxor and senxor hlgh an opportunxty for organxzed play outsxde gym classes The gxrls are glven a chance at xntermural cumpetrtron through establ1shed play days at Wyandotte hxgh school Mrs He en Fosmlre as sponsor arranged a swxmmlng sesszon at Kansas Cxty Kansas nxor college for he senxor h1gh grr s P ns and letters were a warded to the members on a polnt baszs and these awards were the goal toward which the girls worked all year Offxcers IH the senlor hzgh group were Nancee Bell president lores Nelson v1ce presxdent Vary Gxlles secretary and Pat Kennedy treasurer In the junxor hlgh they were Joan Donelskl presxdent Loxs Wzgglesworth vice presxdent Warllyn Harper secrelary and jackie Butts treasurer 5 , Q -if ,- Pl! .5 X 1,-r 5'-.v Y 21 xii x Rr rx 45 qi 'Ld --.1 ia Left to right FIRST ROI Alvin Zeff Le Roy Drake Harold Blxnn Kexth Dodson Jxmmy Mlller Alva Eason Donald Swanson and Earl Ventura SECOND ROW Brlly Pgne Bob Colson Gxlbert Meyer Lawrence Close Bzlly Todd Tom Wrxght and David Schmxdt Th1s year s track squad proved to be strong 1n the freld events dashes, hurdles and dxstance runs, but frelded only comparatxvely strong relay teams. After dropprng thexr f1rst meet of the season, the W1ldcats began an upward clrmb of track vrctorres. Because of a m1d season lay off the Rosedalzans jumped back xnto the harness and cont1nued thexr wznnxng streak. Features of the tracksquadwere Solomon Flores for the mxle run, Ralph lurphy,h1gh Jump artzst, jack Puckett for the javelln and pole vault, Joe Unger, ace broad jumper and 440 yard dash man, Robert Sham burg and Bxll fones both f1rs class dash men, and frm Uxller and james Crates, top flrght hurdlers. All of these boys made for a well balanced track squad thxs year. Wlth a scoreof returnzng lettermen, Rosedale should contrnue to have a good teamfor several years to come SEASON'S SCHEDULE Aprrl Aprrl Aprrl Aprxl April Aprxl Aprrl Aprrl Aprxl May lay IHYI6 2 4 8 11 16 17 18 22 26 1 9 17 Turner a Ottawa Relays at Bonner Sprrngs at Crty Meet Lrllxs at Yard at K U Relays at lash Rural at Baker Relays at League Meet a Regional Meet State Meet at Rosedale Ottawa Rosedale Rosedale Rosedale Lawrence Rosedale Baker Turner Manhattan . I H ' V , - '3.y t aff ?'Q ' ,rx R 'k'4 4 - R r 3 I k e wfzgirggff , ir? il fe I a 0 1 vi r 421' .EU .,k', is 1' . . Q! Y a I I I l ft -3 - if . My U '- ' A .5 A . X S Z 5 3K l'H V X U, 1 ' 1 . 1 fa 5- ' S' if x ,A , .- B ,K Lug 4 lil Q X'-Q F, ' ' ' J. ' x lx '5 ' V., 2 . 1 ' ' ' ' - I v - 1 I I I I I I I - - . . 1 I ' l I ' l - I I ' ' . , . I . tn . . ' . . . SOLOION FLORES This senxor was the beat miler ln the hxstory of Role dale o dxng fx e records H was t e champxon mnler of the cxty for three years ALBERT YENDES Thll len r was the star s ot putter for the year This was hx: second year to letter and hx: record pu t was 42 ft ELDOR KAISER A half nxler back for hx: aec ond year. Kaxaer was ll s 1 uenxor He also ran in the ledley re- laya '8 y:w-n RALPH IURPHY Thx: aen xor was one of Rosedale a outstnndxng athletes e cellxng xn the hx h ,ump and the broad jump Sr BILL JONES A three yea: letterman this lenxor was 0 tatandxng ln the dashes eupecnally the 100 yd JACK PUCKETT a gunior, Puckett lal out for hxl fxfat year, and :pecxal :red ln the pole vault and gavelxn JACK HIGGINS A so a aenxor and a three year lettermnn Hxggxnn celled xn the hxgh Jump and the pole vault but was good nn everythxng JACK BRYSON A lenlor and mxddle dxatance nan h specialized xn e 440 and the 220 Bryson 'll atvoyear letternan JO! UNGER This junior was a two year letter nan. rankxng high IIODI our 440 yd dash aen. Q BOB SHAIBURG Another lenxor thx: year l fa!! dash man was out for hxa second letter Hin apecxaltxel were the 100 and 220 yd dashes DONALD COYNE- A senior Coyne was out only part the year due to nn jury He laa exceptional for the 440 and 220 DONALD DUANE Also a junior, thx: two year letterlan proved hia power on the fxeld and in the 440 dggh 47 ,, .. ' - .. 1 .. . . I - ' ' ' ' . . - . ' ' . . U- . . h I , ,V I . . ,I . . . U I . . e h ' ' , , -22 1 2 ' K L ' 'Q - f Q . '-1 'Q .W .vf h? ' ' w io h ' . . . - . I A u , W , . e . . th of - t . ' ' if fa U o ' - ' - . . ' ROBERT STOEBICK NEAL SHEPHERD ROBERT ENDERLE J fkLc4J4F' Paced by Bob Peters ace golfer Rosedale s golf squad for l947tour he 18 hole cour for many vxctorles Thrs years foursome consxst ed Of Neal Shepherd Robert Enderle Robert Stoebxck and Peters T e team got off to four members shootxng over par As the season progressed they found thelr range and be an shootxng scores ln e 70 s and 80 s This was the second season for Stoebxck and epherd d the BOB PETERS COACH ROSCOE BROWN 39030 for derle whxle Peters was letterxng for his fourth year Last year several trophxes were added to Rosedale s collectxon One of these trophxes was given through the efforts of Rosedale s two man team Peters and Stoeb1ck Also last year s four man team contrrbuted another trophy for runrnrs up ln the state tournament at Topeka Bob Peters last year won the Kansas Cxty Caddies Tournament champlonshlp but lost out ln the thxrd round of the natzonal contest at Columbus Ohxo Peters captalned the squad for two years These four players were used by Coach Roscoe Brown throughout the season They were classed as one of the strongest golf foursomes In thxs terr1tory as evident by the string of vxctorles thas season 'f 1 1:4 V v' ' A H ed t Se h a slow start, with all ' 8 ' ' th I I . 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U ib.f!'I'h -X.. fb 7 wiv .7 , . ,fs 6 1 u New M5.2t g'3W,: . , Nfl., 2 9 31 if 'nf ' T' 17 .5 56 ,e, hr! ac, Cheerleaders for thxs year were Cleft to rxghtj Mary Ellen Lembo senlor Arlene Johnson senxor foe ann Bousman Junlor and Nancee Bell a senxor and the head cheerleader These girls led the Pep club ln backlng the Rose dale athletes throughout the entlre year and at every game they dxsplayed pep and enthusiasm worthy of thexr team Shown at the left IS Joyce Enderle Junlor who was head twxrler for the flrst tlme thxs year Inthe pxcture above are Beverley Shatto Donna Sanders and Barbara Evans all members of the elghth grade and all serving as twxrlers for thelr second tlme thxs year Wlth the band these gxrls performed at most of the football and and basketball games durlng the year n I 1 l ' v f 1 . N . A .l, . ' ' vu .74 v.d , f 'l . e 5- A -z 4 - , . . U- It ' 5 , , 2 Q .'5 Q ' , Q Q f . . . . . . ,if-1-S ww f f ,.... .- :- .'q5,gs. z Lf' A -'As Q95 453' 1 . 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Q . ., 6 . .rsiap 1 1- AL 1- ' ,-- . ,I X: 1, V 'F 7 - L 4 WILMA ANDREWS, senlor JOYCE BUCK Junlor JACK LANE freshman r the fxrst t1m ln a number years the class presxdent posxtxon was held by a greater number of gzrls th n boys All the leaders proved very capa ble and they led thexr class through a year of successful actzvxtxes Guxdxng the senlors through thezr last year at RHS was Wxlma Andrews Wzlma had Famxly Has One and upon merlt of her abxllty was elected to the Thespxan troop She was also a member of the Commercial club and the Glee club Although W1lma was not a journalxsm student she was e ected to serve as art editor of e 1947 Mount Marty Joyce Buck served as preszdent of the Junxor class She was assoclate edltor of the Rosedalzan durxng the f rst se and editor in chxef the second semester Joyce was actxve IH Y Teens work servxng 52 ANNABELLE WHITE sophomore WAYNE Pos elgmn grade as a cabxnet member and an offzcxal dele gate to the Y Teen conference She was member of Pep Club GAA and had a part Jn the Junxor play Heroes Just Happen The preszdent of the sophomore class was Annabelle Whxte She was a member of Pep club Y Teens and AA Annabelle earned enough poxnts 1n GAA thls year to lack Lane headed the freshman class lack played on the freshman team and was elected honorary co captaxn H also played basketball and went out for track Th1s was hrs second year as a member of the Rosedale band Wayne Poe served as presxdent of the exghth grade He played on the exghth grade basketball team A l the cla s presadents automatically were members of the Student Council Fo . . e . of . . . , . . . - . 8 ' a , . - . . . , , in . . . ' . I . I G s a major part in the senior play. U Every receive the first award, a green and white ' ' Il ' ll RH . , ' - ' . e l a 'I th ' ' ' ' ' 1 . ' . 1 s I JUNIORS june Boydston secretary and Robert Enderle vrce president Vxnnxng vxce presxdent end Andy Cather: secretary SENIORS--Arlene johnson, secretary: and julia Brown, vice-president. SOPHOMORES Donna Hutton vice president and Bettye jennlngs secretary Dee vxce president and Cer! Roche treasurer FRESHMEN--Don Elmore. treasurerp Charles EIGHTH GRADE--jimmy Morric.aecretery:Chro1 Www? As important a part of the school day at Rose- dale I3 HWY class. is the home room. Acting as a stop-over between home and class, the home room provides that last minute of carefree relaxation before plunging into the days work. In the home room the sale of tickets, the collection of dues, and various other class activities are conducted. Not only is the home room the scene of the morn- ing announcements and opening exercises, but also provides time for the boys to crack jokes and to give out with their opinions for sports, girls, and 'polltics.' For the girls home room is the time to rave about the current 'men' in their lives, their latest date, and just time enough to put the last curl in place before first hour. To that institution of life in Rosedale, the home room, we dedicate the following pages of this book in the hope that through seeing the faces of your fellow students, you may call to mind many happy or hilarious incidents. RST ROW--left to right--Donald Barry, Harold Blinn, jess Bliss, James Byerley Roy Carpenter, Richard Cathey, Robert Colson, Keith Dodson, Donald Duane SECOND ROW--Jack Duffin, Robert Enderle, John King, Bill Fincke, Marion Herman, joe Howe nneth Johnson, Merlin Johnson, Richard Johnson. THIRD ROW--john Mank, Bob McGee ll Merritt. Bilbert Meyers. Forrest Miller, James Miller, Aaron Norris, Billy Pine ck Puckett. FOURTH ROW--George Puhr, Robert Rowland, Donald Stewart, Joe Unger rl Ventura, Elrod Wilson, Jamal Wilson, Jack Yates, Alvin Zeff. 5 L5 H-' 1 Q 'F B ag, 'hs X X5-'xox A Q xx w 'ff H s 1 w,xi.! X-sgfk I Kink if .ylgi V XD! :X .slx l f ' ' 4 ' r X K 1 lx! f x 1, ' I I Q N X ,..,'., 6 h t V G K Al 6, K L , X il X fs 0' S, 1 '1 FIRST ROW--left to right--Betty Anderson, Corrine Bingham, Joe-ann Bousman, Joann Boydston, June Boydston, Joyce Buck, Barbara Corbin, Beverly Davis. SECOND ROW-- Emma Mae Dickerson, Betty Ellegard, Joyce Enderle, Addie Fail, Alice Ferrell, Dollie Garrison, Mary Gilles. Beverly Gustafson. THIRD ROW--Wanda Hagan, Dolores Hendrick- son, Joyce Hutchison. FIRST ROW--left to right--Helen Jensen, Charlene Keltner, Pat Kennedy, Bettye Lane, Joanne Leavell, Virginia Lembo, Marilou McClelland, Rhoda McIntyre. SECOND ROW-- Peggy Ann Mishmash, Barbara Harlan, Dolores Nelson, Sarah Parker, Mary Peters, Joan Reese, Carol Smullin, Lola Mae Stillian. THIRD ROW--Mary Strobel, Marilyn Straughn, Mary Ann Thompson, Ruth Waller, Anna Louise Watts. Mary Frances White, Donita Wil- helm, Joyce Wilson. - H v ,, H-iw, Q l F-Awww' 5 'x lv FIRST ROW--left to right Norman Atwell Dwayne Binder Charles Blackmore Joseph Borders Bill Bosley LaGene Breckenridge Bobby Burgess. SECOND ROW -Lawrence Cloae Eugene Chesney James Crates Clarence Dellinger Leroy Drake Alva Eason Charles Fleming. THIRD ROW--Francis Frazee Billy Gillum Jack Green Bob Guthrie. FIRST ROW--left to right--Keith Hanna Kenneth Hanna James Harrie Sammy Hawkey Ben Heider Earl Lee Hughes Jimmy jones Gene Leavell Earl Jones SECOND ROW-- Jamea Keilberg Andrew Magill Walter Martin Robert Meister William Meyer Francis Nauman Earle Nipp Paul Owens Charles Parker. THIRD ROW--Lawrence Robb J0e Sala- zar, Robert Seider Donald Svanaon Curtis Terflinger Robert Thompson Billy Todd Robert Williams John Wright. fflx xv-wa Y ? , ' . ' X 1 N I 9 . 1- 'Q - 1 B t A -Q O ' 5 . :Z X' 3 , ' 1 - '2 XX x ' s ' 5 ' 0- 5 if is X 4 ,lf f, ,, 3 FIRST ROW--left to right--Virginia Allen, Clarice Anderson, Clara Baldwin, Gl Beach, jane Ellen Bentley, Claireta Brewington, Barbara Byerley. Beulah Callen, E Cathers. SECOND ROW--Shirley Cathers, Ruby Clark, Shirley Cumbee, Georganne Virginia Ellegard, Betty England, Wilma Evans, Ruth Fincke, fosephine Fortner. I ROW--Marie Gibson, Joanne Hanners, Mildred Hayes, Jonna Hedrick. foan Heidrick, I ita Giggins, Betty Heminger, Nancy Hughes, Donna Hutton. Kepfield. feanne Kirkpatrick, Shirley Kohrs, Helen Kostas Norma Leonard I Lockwood. SECOND ROW--Betty McDonnell Frankie Mhy McCasl1n Alice McClelland nette Moore, Lora Jean Nicoli, Ruth Olson, Beverly Paget, Delores Pattimore, Poe. THIRD ROW--Geraldine Powell, Masine Pusch, Norma Schumacher, Peggy Shay, garet Sheldon, Mattie Mae Shoemaker, Margaret Stewart, Mary Frances Stompoly, ley Wade. FOURTH ROW--Annabelle White, Dixie Lee Willcutt, Patsy Ruth Wren, Mar Wylie, Doris Yendel. FIRST ROW--left to right--Beverly jackson. Betty Jennings, Betty Jones. Mary 1 n 0 S L' , XX m K Q F 5 , v , I -1 ', 6 'F iIIIIII!: X 41 '3 A 3 ' , I jf qi E Q . ,ik ' J ' A Q , 'Km 'Lf Qv. i D to fx L xl' 'f ' 'N ' x ' is 5 r . Q' -V P is :xy .--li l 6' :vi QV Q V 'iv 5,1 1 - 1 Q 2 I ' q ,NK !x by .1 ,Vw Y ' fl X. , I FIRST ROIY--left to right- -Paul Allen, Delbert Birdwell, Howard Bliss, fohn Bowers, Frank Breeina, Andrew Cathers. Norman Charlier, Jerry Chesney, Vernon Clark. SECGVD ROW--Charles Cleveland, Jimmy Dahl, Howard Deffenbaugh, Walter Denny, Paul Duane, Donald Elmore, Niel Enfield, john Evans, Donald Ferm. THIRD ROW--Robert Ferrell, Melvin Gailey, Richard Gochenour, Howard Gustafson, Ralph Hankins, Ralph Hardman, Byron johnson, Olin Jones, Jack Kaufman. FIRST MW--left to right--Jack Lane, Robert Lewis, john Looney, Paul Macku, luck Sfephenggn' Vincent Mclfinnell, Bobby Scott, Jerry Miller. SECOND ROW--Eugene Morris, Richard Myers, jimmy Newman, Virgil Penning ton, George Rush, Alfred Scherer, David Schmjdt, Billy Sorden. THIRD ROW--Albert Wollery, George Stolte, Richard Thorp, Teddy Trobough, Charles Vining, James Warner, Earl Winkler, Harlan look. . ,Z.llwyVMfjg.k'-, w , . i K V 5 l - 3 I. , H , 'E 5 E in E ,ga -. fs of R J. 4 4 1-lr 1 F 5 f ji 5 if l' ta ' l . 1 M 'T' 1X1 N 2 i P V . G S ' 6. .I Y i 5. as E if 1 ' , 5' I4 X, L I Pr-1... i +1 X fx '5 T X fx I ang-, arf!- J' nr- ae- Q 1' 'Q Vs TMQNME? S 6- 04 5- 5 6 P- 5 .3 D 5 QA? 'v t N N Q , fx 5? ., 14 X + -we -1 1 ,. , ,,.,.-, f--f--- --w -..... .,....,.., . . ,....-.-- ,...,-.,- ng, -' ' - 1+ 'H- ii 4:7 as 1. .a hx' 1 In ' ? T' 5, f' 9 ix V 'Gu Q- , 3 Q, . 5- . H 5 -1- A 3 - VX I s -5 ,.......,f- 1-Q: uc ,, ,b ' 3 X u 1 P U v. 5 4 fi v ' H FIRST ROW--left to right--Georgene Anderson, Patsy Anderson, Patsy Barry, Helen Beaeham, Bonnie Boothe, Benerly Bouray, Barbara Boyds ton, Dina Boydston, Winona Brewster. SECOND ROW--facquelyn Butts, Joyce Casteel, june Caswell, Mary Cederland. lvigene Clark, Bessie Cobb, Mary Ann Connole, Joan Danelski, Frances Davis. THIRD ROW--Sharon Dill, Laura Douglas, Norma Enderle, Ruth Enderle, Damaris Flores, Eleanor joe Francis, Maxine Frazee, Juanita Garcia, Bernadine Groom. FIRST ROW--left to right--Margaret Guliclr, Frances Hanley, Donna Harper, Murillyn Harper, Helen Heider, Doris Hodkins, Reinnet te Howell, Betty Lange, Marguerite Lee. SECDND MW-- Martha Martin, Marguerite McConnell, Belen Majie, Esther Mejia, fanell Meyer, Delores Meister, Marilynn Miller, Marilyn Morris, Mary Ann Pine. THIRD ROW--Betty Odom, Danna Powell, Opal Reynolds, Dora Ricard, Eleanor jean Routh, Leots Shipley, Barbara Stirlen, Dorothy Thompson, Hitlie lsulh. FOURTHRGY--Patricia White, Virginia Wolf. ' 1 3' ' 6- 5- G .K 'A Q 1- it' ' 34 . M. Q XX f I '-out F? 33 -7 5' ' , Q 5' A 6. Nf' f - 1-f 5' vw I 5 R i .6 1 O 'E ' Ei ut Y fx A :- Y I . , fA X N . J, LA A - fsXx ak' xi U' -' L44 ' - ' 'lux 'ii' - ,:'W'f' Q. A. X Elliigp' 1' f i' FIRST ROW--left to right--Rex Allen, Eugene Anderson, john Ashley. John Becker, Tom Becker, Billie Boggess, Ben Bowers, Earl Bowers, Robert Brown. SECOND ROW--Bill Brumfield, Thomas Burch, George Bunch, Edward Childers, Bobby Clark, David Cline, Douglas Colley, Fred Deffenbaugh, fames Duffin. THIRD ROW--Leonard Duroche, Lewis Earnshaw, Mark Flores, Earl Funk, Clifford Hackleman, Jack Hankins, Bill Hawkey, George Hedges, Larry Hill. FOURTH ROW--David Hilt, Robert Hines, George Holsinger, Charles Hopkins. FIRST ROW--left to right--Don lmler, Dean Kirchner, john Lopez, Richard Magee, Dale Majors, Roy Matney, Edward McCabe, Howard McGill, Donald McGrew. SECOND ROW--james Merritt, Robert Miller, Donald Mills, James Morris, Eugene Norris, Hale Parker, Bobby Pierce, Wayne Poe, Raymond Pugh. THIRD ROW--Carl Rocha, David Ross, Manuel Savala, Harold Sheeley, John Smith, Terry Strong, Fred Teegarden, Henry Turnbaugh. FOURTH ROW--joe Ventura, john Walker, Fred West, Beryl White, Charles White, Robert Woods, George Zent. I 1 A 9. Q' , e I. .Q j 1- s. , , t x A 5 .. H Xi U . xx if 2 M. ' C . K . A W 5, li. i Q-. 6 ' fs f 5 V Q. Nom- 4 'X If '.L5 gllliggs QF: ll ,XXV 1 dw 6 E+ EI it L - 1 2- . , 2-f f A. fhv., - ,, t. F 'Q qw, wifif 4 '- 12 ' , NF 1' ng' V A . . H1:x,,e, fu - 'P ', .4 1 X ' s :Qi f gin Q FIRST ROW--left to right--Marian Bailey, Betty Clark, Roberta Curtis, Alice Corbin, Ruby Blackmore, Nona Brice. Maxine Briscoe, Roberta Brown, Patsy Bryson. SECOND ROW--Charlotte Dale, Shirley Dean, Carol Marie Dee, Berna Dodson, Deloras Earnshaw, Barbara Evans, Nina Foutch, Gloria Gamm, Barbara Glenn. THIRD ROW--Lenota Buchanan, Barbara Bryd, Kathryn Capps, Janiece Chumley, Clara Clark, Joan Cline, Fay Cox, Mar- lene Cox, Barbara jo Craig. FOURTH ROW--Betty Gochenour, Esther Gochenour, LuDean Guhl, Alice Rose Hardie, Bonnie Harris, Sylvia Herman. FIRST ROW--left to right--Mildred Hontz, Eleanor Huffman, lla Mae Hutton, Marian Hutton, Joan Jackson, Roberta Johnson, Nancy jones, Carol Kunz, Evelyn Lindley, Larraine Martin. SECOND ROW--June McLaughlin, Lois Merritt, Leota Michael, fo Ann Miller, Patty 0'Neal, Betty Pierce, Mary Ann Reynolds, Donna Lee Sanders, Dorothy Saunders, Ellen Rose Scherer. THIRD ROW--Elsa Thompson, Beverly Shatto, Betty Shroyer, Margaret Slatta, Willa Stephens, Marybelle Talon, Chirletta Teegarden, Doretta Teegarden, Ann Terflinger, Reva Tillery. FOURTH ROW--Nancy Thompson, Ro- berta Tinsley, Darlene Tomlin, Mary Ellen Trobough, Anglene Waldrop, Sally Weadon, Roberta Wickham, Bertha Wiedner, Ruby Woolery, Phyllis Wyman. U5 'A A . . V' 5 I wx -e ' -X, 1. 5 wk l '- I in 4 ri f ' 6. Q Kg 6' . .. 5 T L ' 'iss -0.-Q 5 . x , f ffm My J- ,six N ,. WL A .L 5 gl 5 -I ll xnxx J. :sl gg' .1 4' ' 4 - -., T 'Y' 3. , C S NH A '-N . vi X -fri, R nfl, XTX Vi wA.fi-na.: 6' Q2 f' .6 , ,ar , , -. , T tx X 'N Wa' 'V f H til , 1 he , :TN um-is R fx- 1 FIRST ROW--left to right--Edward Akers, Graham Arms trong, Richard Baker, Claude Barnes, Donald Beach, Thomas Brewington, David Byington, Harry Cantrall, john Cantrall, Don Carlson, SECOND ROW--Robert Carpenter, David Clinkenbeard, Robert Crumpley, Francis Denny, johnny Dill, David Dollins, Bob Duroche, james Edwards, Lee France, John Gamm. THIRD RUW--Bobby Gorrell, Harry Graves, Robert Greenup, Christopher Hackleman, Donald Harper, Rolly Hayward, Wallace Hayward, Eugene Hilt, Bobby Hodge. FIRST ROW--left to right--Bernard Jackson, john Jensen, Harlan johnson, Gerald johnson, Charley Jones, Lewis Korb, Archer Livermore, Robert Lloyd. SECOND ROW-'Daniel Lopez, Harley Luther, David McIntyre, Glenn Mealman, Buddy Moffett, Richard Morris, Ellis Neil, Gene Phillips. THIRD ROW--Marvin Rush, Thomas Smith, Sammy Surber, Lawrence Turnbaugh, james Waller, Donald White, Robert Wiseman, johnny Wright. 'FY? -'T' V' K n . , I s N, I 1 E' ' L ' 2 5 , A ' , C ' T tn 0- ? 4' 'A . . , '-f ' ' A, 'TI' V l Xxx w 6 I 1 - . X . -.l 1 I s N551 'N 5 5. 'V Y 2 5- 5, s iv . E 3 , gv Q' A 62 4 Af , I sz aw i6 V .5 If 1' - J ,. P , fa. QS - .' T. v. ' .5 15 vu- Q' Q 0. .,. ., :, t4 ie' s-,A Y T lv 'F' n' 1 A 5- ,: gg 5 64 in ' N 5, 9' 0 ' lr' 2 ' 5 V8 1- FIRST lDW-- left to right--Norma Barry, Geraldine Bates, Donna Blinn, Carol Ann Boggess, Ruth joan Bolton, Georgia Boothe, Betty Bosley, Jacqueline Bouray, Anna Broshear. SECOND ROW-- Virginia Brown, Alice Ieane Bryan, Ruby Buchanan, Wanda Burch, Nellie Carpenter, joyceChesney, Vani ta Cleveland, Nadine Corbett, Juanita Cortinaa. THIRD ROW--Sharon Dean, fo Ann Falk, Betty Fisher, Karen Fleer, Magdalena Flores, Marilyn Garrett, Vonda Gillespie, Shirley Haney. FOURTH IDW--Iris Hayes, Wanda Holt, Carol Hughes. FIRST ROW--left to right--Betty Lang, Patricia Lee, Wilma Margrave, Freda Massey, Anne Rose Mast, Ruth McConnell, Rosemary Micheels, Mary Minturn, Aletha Myers. SECGVD ROW--Darlene Parker, Virginia Penske, Willa Peterson, Virginia Pugh, Barbara Puhr, Yvonne Richardson, Patricia Richecky, Wanda Roudebush, Dorothy Seider. THIRD ROW--Beatrice Shroyer, Loretta Sorden, Shirley Surber, Frances Thorpe, Norma Turner, Carolyn Unger, Alice Vance, Wilma Vance. Thelma Whinery. FOURTH ROW--Betty White. Peggy Wilson, Frances Woodside, Delores Wyman, Virginia Zahoa. THIS I LOVE ABOVE ALL says Mr Hughes as the band plays one of thexr select1ons per fectly THE SONG HAS TO COME FROM THE HEART was the theme ln the mxnds of all the glee club members DELIGHTFULLY DANGEROUS but what fun ex lalmed the chemzsts as they mxx the: cheuucals 64 9 lQ' gl lf, SWEET AND LOVELY was the mus1c played by the orchestra DON T BLAME ME s the slogan of t e foods students as they put the f1n1sh1ng touches on the days project I -'I YOU LL NEVER KNOW what the student xn woodwork wzll produce fe Q A , X W N Y 1 W --. ' -.-wg I h r ,... ?eR5 j , g. Q' 1 J n'o n . Q-. ' C . . . .r . . wb. DON T YOU NOTICE ANYTHING 'VEW e Amerz can h1story students are readlng thelr week ly newspaper TIME ALONE WILL TELL at t e s sxxth hour shorthand class have accompl1sher' HOW DID IT HAPPEN that the publzcatxons OINZY TWOZY a taken ln an advance form In Mxss Nlcklxn geometry class TIME WAITS FOR NO ONE as many student! have found out from one of the many speed tests xn typ1ng class IN TIMES LIKE THESE vocations were stress class was so busy e by r Leo Green znhxs vacatxona classes 65 I R . ,ii ' IU,- . X' D J xy ' L ' . '---zh '- ' S ' ' - x 'L' 1 , ' x . . faffg 8, ---wh in girl in --- ' ! Q' . u . d M . ' ' ' 1 LET S PRETEND we ve got all the copy read says Joanne Leavell ln sxxthhour publx catxonsclass A Cr SPEAK LOW were the usual words spoken by the lzbrarxan as you entered the Ixbrary TAKE IT EASY was heard when fdlllhl the stage propertyoffthe stage to the balcony 66 AN HOUR NEVER PASSES that the beglnnxng journalism class doesn t hear one ofMr Keelers Jokes I LL GET BY was the reply g1ven bythe students xn study hour when asked IS they had somethzng to keep them busy THIS REMINDS ME of the time spent rn the halls after school Y W I --- n --- - ' . . . . - 1 ' , 4 ' , . ,L V , . . . . . . ' . W W We 7476 faaedcdiana I --.-W.--,,,J Az 79 N. 'A' 17 The story of Rosedale nxght lxfe wouldn t be complete wx thout Paup s Everyone agrees that no place can equal Daddy s for dancing and a round of cokes These pxctures are typlcal of Paup s on every date nlght Fell xt .9 Rosedale aga1n as usuel they Contrary to the looks on their faces they were havxng e doleful good time Even the were havrng a good time No doubt those prospect of food failed to cheer some of them dreamy looks weren t meant for the photo graphs 1 . rl V f- x, 1 ' ' V : .I , e E ' has ' i - Us . Lf. , L x --.f , 68 Takes hearty food for hardy R05Cd8lfdDl Dancxng the nlght away Off to Topeka The state tournament at Topeka drew many a basketball fan out ln the drzvxng raxn Belxevxng there was safety Jn num bers M Bentley had an eye on Rosedale s vlcotry over Klngmgn when he chartered the Santa Fe Traxlvays bus to take some 50 Wildcats to the game Nona other than the King and Queen ofHearta Ava jean :sn t dancxng by h6fl31f Shy Guy Stoeblck hxd behlnd Hxgglna The Journalism sponsored Valentine mxxer proved a source of merrxment for Bonner Springs and Rosedale Headxng the Valentzne parade were the Klng and Queen Don Coyne s swlng orchestra was the big attraction at the Pep club mxxer after the Turner game Although Rosedale never obtalned a Teen Town the Monday nxght recreatxon program wxth :ts dancxng and 8fhl8tICl more than fxlled the bill Last minute confusxon 69 of Hearts, Freddie West and D0rothySeider. . . . , L -it 7 . r. ' ' - S t S es! H txme Wrxght just can t resist a camera One of the favorxte Rosedale occu p txons IS eat: g This was more than zndulged in thzs year because the new splxt lunch perxods prevented walkxng xn the halls The students had to erther eat or talk and as xt mxght be assumed both occu patxons were gxven the utmost attentzon a kxng in the alls 1t w fun that day A late mornxng lyceum up set the splxt lunch schedule so one lunch perxod wlth :ts customary hall walklng was the only alternatzve was hard to te who was the most exclted the upper class men who welcomed the return of the old routine or the seventh graders who had never gone round and round the halls The shoe s he thing -an,,,. It s an old old dream an old Mount Ma custo stand on the landxng by the offlce after school to talk over the today s happen zngs and tomorrow s expectatxons From the looks on these cheery faces someone must have poped a corney Here we have Bell Boydston and Bxng ham ID another after school occupat1on When the weather permxts many a Rosedalxan can be seen standzng out ln front of the bu1ld1ng exther watchxng the football boys or the track team practzcxng or just havlng some good old hxgh school fun It took a luncheon at the Rotary club to get the basketball boys dressed up rn thexr best bibs and tuckers No one can deny that they looked mighty handsome that day just a laughin and a chettin All dressed up and rarxn to go 70 Q i ,s r I I il ' . n u I n . a . . .n I . W l ' ' h --oh, but ' as ' . It ll l ' ' ' . - , Y Q-N. M 'x x', K It's rty I m to c - , 3 v Y s Z ' 1 I ' A z V '?, . V I I I 4 5 GAA PICNIC...Sport's the thing but june thinks they are carrying it too far! SUB DEB SLUMBER PARTY Of course the flashy pajamas are the thing er s ll! 4 J s Q PUSCH SHAY AND WILEY just put this xn for the legs KI KIMOS AT KENSINGTON...Keep your eyes on the ball, Beryl! SOPHOMORE PICNIC for the gander Food for the goose Il food ,1,.Lu -ilu .rv PINCINOTTA ANNIVERSARY A11 dressed up and plgceg f 7l 3 5 ir l 1 i V , 4 2 ' Q4 5 of int e tl A b . 1 -A: .. 5 x 1 X 3 r' , 2 i in e , 4 i sr, R , 4 , lr.: I. N1 is A , , ...We .. 0 ' ' . go. , 'xj '- ks e z-fee I 'A X 'v' 'JH -ft 5 X ' wif A' E:-3' vw, 'jf' J . gf -.Z limi I Q41 -'Q ffif: ' A A A Jr' .. ,. .4111 A ,gm f 1 i 31 5 4 nl' Tas'-1 J rm f sf X-ff' z 1 'fig wi 4 . . QA A A ' ff' , rdf' r '? ali ,V- -,, A ' rg,-0 :- Iv ls Seated fleft to rrghtj Arlene johnson Brllxe Macku Nancee Bell and Hxldegard Scherer Standzng Mary Ellen Lembo Eldor Karser Donald Coyne andBerYl Maile Heath The hxghest honor that can come to any senzor IS membersh1p ln one of the honor socxetxes Awards for hxgh scholarship and leadershlp IH school are gxven to out standzng students through membership xn the Natrona! Honor soclety To become elegx ble the student must be scholastxcally xn the upper fourth of hrs class hrgh IH servzce poxnts leadershlp and character The members are chosen by the facdlty and only 15 percent of the class can become members The Nstxonal Athletxc Honor socxety IS composed of the senzor boys who were out standxng 1n athletxcs Requirements for membershlp are one major letter or two minor letters and scholasfxc rst1ng rn the upper third of the class mf,-izziezw FIRST ROW left to rxght Solomon Flores Jack Bryson andEugene Drake SECOND ROW Albert Yendes Bob Peters, Donald Coyne and Eldor Kelger NE' ' W ff' Q , b D J I , ay D' it I I i P ELIDIA ADAMS--Commercial Club 3,4: H.R. Sec. 4: Gym Show 1'2.3: v. Pres. 4: Band 1,2,3. 'You are sweeter than sweet honey.' Plautus. SOLOMON FLORES--Track 1, 2,3,4: Hi-Y 4: Gym Show 1,2: Football 3,42 Student Isnaier 4: H.R. Sec. 2. 'Skill to do comes from doing.' Emerson. NEAL SIIEPPERD--Football 2,3'4: Golf 2,3, 4: H.R. Pres. 4: Gyn- Show 2: Hi-Y 4. 'A true friend is forever a friend.' MacDonald. WILMA ANDREWS--Glee Club 4: Pep Club 4: G.A.A. 1: Y-Teens 3: Thespian 4: Commercial Club 4: Class Pres. 4: Student Council 2,3,42 Sec. 3: Gym Show 1, 2,3: junior Play 3: Senior Play 4: Annual Staff 4: Art. Ed. 4: Prom Committee 3: Orchestra 1, 2. 'Purpose is what gives life a meaning.' Park- hurst. ALICE BALDWIN--Glee Club 3.4: Pep Club l,2,3,4: Y- Teens 3,4: G.A.A. 3: H.R. Sec. 3: H.R. V. Pres. 4:4 Operettn 3. 'My heart is wax molded as she pleases, but enduring as marble to retain.' Cervantes. DON LUCAS--Basketball 4: Ward High School l,2,3.l 'Handsome is as handsome does.' Goldsmith. 9 .C fi 1' f Q:-i 50' . 1 --or -I JULIA BROWN--Glee Club 4: Pep Club 1,3, 3: Com- mercial Club 4: G.A.A. l,2: Horizon Club 3,4: H.R. V. Pres. 1: H.R. Pres. 2: Gym Show 1,2,3: Crook- benrer 3: Play Committee 3.4: Orchestra 1. 'Even the very middle of my heart is warm'd. ' Shakespeare. JACK BRYSGV--Hi-Y 2,3,4: Gym Show l.2.3: Delphisn 4: Football 1,2,3,4: Track 3,4. 'I would live to study, and not study to live.' Bacon. CHARLES CARROLL--Gym sho. 1,2 ,ag Basketball 2. 'Think of ease, but work on.' Herbert. JANET FAVINGER--Glee Club 4: Pep Club 2,3: Com- mercial 4: lbrixon Club 3,41 Treas. 33 Sec. 4: l'l.R. Sec. 3: H.R. V. Pres. 2: H.R. Trees. 2,33 Gym Show 2: Play Committee 4: Orchestra 1,2. 'A proud per- son is always hard to be pleased.' Baxter. WANDA FRQST--Pep Club l,2,3: G.A.A. 3: G.A.A. Award 3: Y-Teens 3: H.R. Trees. 3: H.R. Pres. 4: Gym Show l,2,3: Crookbesrer 3: Dramatic: Play 4: junior Plsy 3: Play Committee 4. 'Young heads are giddy, young hearts are warm.' Cowper. BILLY WAUCER--Gym Show 2: Orchestra l,2: Hi-Y 1.2- 3. 'You're exceedingly polite. ' Gilbert. 75 ?6w-J ? YQ wing Rv li rl 323461 RHEVA HAYES Glee Club 3 4 Delphxan 4 V Pres p ub Treas 4 Commercla Clu A var s eens ortzon Club 4 H res m ov Crookbearer 3 Dramatxcs Play 3 Operetta 3 K K 2 I would help others out ol' a fellow l'eel1ng Burton BOB STOEBICK Gym Show 2 3 Football 4 Basketball There are some sxlent people who are more xnterestlng than the best talkers D1s rael1 MARY MARGARl:T HILL Glee Club 3, Delph1an 4, Pep ub 1, , , , , Awar s , Y Teens , , , , reas , m ow ,2,3. Crookbearer , ROSedalxan 4. Annual staff 4, Class Ed 4, Operetta . , 'My way must be straxght out True wxth the tongue, false wlth the heart I cannot be ' Schxllu BILL JONES Class Sec 3, H R Treas 4, Gym Show 2, Student Oluncxl 1, Basketball 1,2,3,4. Football 2,3,4, Track 1,2,3,4, H1 Y 2,3,4, Prom COIRBIIYIEE 3, Football Co Capta1n 4 'A good laugh IS sun shine rn a house ' Thackery RALPH W1-If m1ph1.n 4. Gym sho. 1,2. Football 1,2 3,4. Track 1,2,3. H1 Y 2.3 'My heart IS true as steel ' Shakespeare VIRGINIA HUNT Glee Club 2.3.4. Gym Show l, Class Trees 2,3. H R V Pres l. Senxor play 4, Com mercxal Club 4, Crookbearer 3, Student Councxl 4, Operetts 2,3 'There buds the promlse of celestxal worth ' Young 76 MICK L JENKINS res ec H Treas 3 Gym Show 3 Basketball 4 Football 3 Track 3 Rosedal1an Staff 4 Sports Ed 4 Annual aff 4 Sports Ed I am not rn role of common men Shakespeare RUTH BECKER Delph1an 4 Treas 4 P p Club 1 2 eens ec reas ass reas Gym Show Crookbearer 3 Student Councll 1 Rosedalxan Staff 4 C1rculat1on lanager 4 Annual Staff 4 Assoclate romot1on Manager 4 K I must 1511817 and dance and srng Youth rs such a lovely thlng Thomas NANCEE BELL Glee Club 3 Delphxan 4 Pep Club 1 es xan ec reas Cheerleade a ar s res ne u m ow 3 Croo carer 3 Rosedal1an Staff 4 Soc1ety Ed 4 Annua aff ssoc1ate 0 ere a 3 Freshman rad Speech I A splrlt superxor to every weapon Ovld J K HIGGUW H R Pres res ec G m ow Junxor Play Basketball l o al ac Orchestra 1 2 Football Co Captaxn The sm: that won t come off Standlsh ROBERT SIWGR' Glee Club 2 Gym Show 1 2 3 Thespxan enxor a oo a Roseda xan ramatxcs lay peretta A nua S a romotnon Ed ec H15 Speech IS a burnxng flre Swlneburne ee Club 3 Pe C u Y Teens ub 4 Sen1or Play 4 Crookbeare Prom Comm1ttee 3 Horlzon Club 4 res 4 Play Commxttee IS ever on the wxng Mllton ANIETTA GREEN 4 Commercxal Operetta h Il 1 2 long joy 'Q Lb' X V '25 f:5:f- BIL --l'l.R. v. 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P . 1,43 Gy Sh 1,2,35 3,45 Golf 2,3,4. ' ' ' ' Y Cl 2 3 4' G.A.A. 3' G.A.A. d 3' . 1 2 3 4' T . 4' Gy Sh l ' 3' 1 N n 1 3' K.K.2. ' 3 . BERYL MARIE HEATH Delphxan 4 P p Club 1 2 3 4 regg 3 eens res , res reas 3 Gym 5 0' 3 Crook enrer 3 Junxor P a 3 one Clu Rosedalxan Staff 4 Assocxate Ed 4 Annual Staff 1 Ol' ln le I In Cf0 er rut was more than man her znnocence a love ly chxld Dryden B PETERS F otball 3 4 G lf l 2 3 4 Cap an 3 4 Greater Kansas Cxty Golf Caddy Contest Wlnner sketball if Star Team 3 4 Captaxn On thelrownmerl ts modest men are stxll Coleman RALPH MU.PHY H Y 1 2 3 Play Commrttee 3 4 ym Shop 2 3 Dramatlcs Play ot a 4 Bas e l A Star ar 4 Trac A man devoted to pleasure Terence ,, SHIRLEY JEMVIAGS Delph1an 4 H R Sec 4 Gym Sho: 1or a u Pres 4 ec roo carer Awar s 3 Rose 1an 4 nua a ass Footba ueen 4 orlzon L1brar1an 4 Freshman Gra , eech 1 She moves a goddess she looks a queen Pooe MARY ELLEN LEMBO Delphlan 4 0 e Club l 2 4 Gle ub 3 res Gym Show 1 2 3 Thespxan unxor Play 3 P ub Y Teens Pres Inter Club Councnl 4 Crookbearer Cheer ea er 4 Rosedallan Sta man Grad peech 1 ere a Quxll an roll In youth and beauty 1ntell1gem. but rare Pope EUGENE DRAKE H Y 2 3 Student Councxl 2 Gym Show ll! 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BSS F25 0 I s e a ac Hxs lxmbs were t xn manly mold for hardy sports or con ott AHUVE -IOHVSUN Delphx an 4 One Club 4 Glee C u ass reas m ow Thespxan 3 4 xor Play n1or a 2 ub ens l roo earer kb C eerleader 2 3 Rosedaluan S aff 4 Buaxness Hana r 4 ere! a nnua a Co Fea and c 1 n c o Nothrng great vf was ever achxeved wxthout great enthusxasm Emmerson GEORGE GREGAR Gym Show 1 2 3 B sketball I 2 3 4 otball 1 ac The cheer ful loser is ever the winner Hubert KLES MARTIV Gym Sho! 2 3 H Y 2 3 fl1es w1ll o down your throat Af you keep your mouth shut Spurgeon Hy BETTE KEELER Glee Club 4 Pep Club 3 Y Teens ommerc1al 4 H R res ec Class rea: roo carer g ommlrrgf tl 3 Prom Comm: ee You null be safer to go 1n the mlddle path Ov1d BILLIE MACKU Y Teens 4 Theapnan 4 Thespxan Play tu ent ouncll ec rea: 4 Play om tree enxor a m ow 3 Cro carer 3 Dramatxcl Play 4 Festlva Play 4 Oper ta rnn ar e 4 Swing Ban chestra 1 Experzence joxned with com- - con sense Green ELDOR KAISER Delphnan 4, One Club 2,3,4, Class Pres 3. Gym Show 2, Thesp1an 3.4, jun1or Play 3 , Senxor Play 4. Student Councxl 2,3, Track 3,4, Annual Staff 4. Bunness lnnager 4 'He rs so good that no one can be a better man ' Horace I P C p 1 I l '. A by V. ' 3 1' . : G.A.A. 1,2,3, Y-T 1,2,3,4: H.1z. v. ' ' . P , 125 11.12. P . 14 11.11. T . : h 1 C , l,2, g b : ' 1 y : b 4: 4- ' -' .cw '4: -1 d.S ' ll 4: 1:.K.2. ' ' 'H my f QU:l ' A 31 BO ' -- o . : o . . . : t 'n , , A ' : , . , I, xl-e g: I 3: Ba 1,2,3,4: city All-Star43.4: I-:.1g.L. Q jQ,y1y,1 All- . : ' 4. ' . 1 ' ' ,' , R : ff. f 17 4' 1 v 2 ' I l G X , , ' 3: Fo b ll 3. : k t- bal 3,43 E.K.l-. ll- 4: City All-St 5 k 2,3,4. ' -' - l,2,3: Jun' Pl y 33 Pep Cl l.2.3..4:' - TT' V' I S , 3: C kb 33 G.A.A. 2,35 d 3 x dal' g An lSt ff 4: Cl Ed. 4? ll Q 3 H ' 35 ' ' g d Sp i K.K.2. , I - ' ' x. '- ' : n . . : e I C1 : H-R- P - 1: . . : ' 3.4: J ' :Pe Cl l.2.3.4: - 1.2.3.-1: V. . - ' : 3gG.A.A. l.2.3.4g l d 3, 3 ' ff 4: Ed. 4: Annual Staff 45 Co-Fea. and Act. Ed. 43 Fresh- . S 5 Op tt 3: ' d Sc 4, K.K.2.' ' ' ' -e is Q -- i- . 5 ' : 1.32 Cl T . 1: Cl P . 25 Fo tb ll 1,2- 3.4: Ba k tb ll 1.2.3,4: Tr k l,2. ' ' ' e z ' . ' A, -- ' g 2, I l b ' 3: Cl T . 4: Gy Sh l,2,3g ' , 3 gun' 3: Se ' Pl y 43 P p Cl l,2,3,4g p1 . -r. ,2,3.4g c kb 3: a.A.A. 1.2.3.-1: , A 1 ' h . : ' I : ' - 'I .- gf : Op 1 3: A 1 sr ff 4: - .t A 1. W ' 'i W - Ed. 4: Q.1'll agd S r l'l 42 K.K-7. ' ji ,gg '- . .: H . . .: ,J Fo ,2,3.4: 'rr k 1,2: 111-Y 2,a. ' - me -l M915 ' ' .' . -: ., f te. +9 'Vvf?,4fl7iig C114 n , : ti- 1.4: 'No N 4 L 'L -- g g - 33 w C ' 2 . . V. P , 1,43 H.R. S . lg 1' . 3: c kb 3: Pl y c - 3,41 Oper- et I : l 'tt I3. ' 4: S d C ' 4: S .-T .I : C - mi 3: S ' Pl y 4: Gy Sh 1,2, : ok- b : ' : ' 1 : - et 1,2,3,4i sc'sQu rt3,: ' d3,4: Or ,2,3,4. ' ' ' ' ' , . 4. . 77 DFLORAS RAY Glee Club 3 ouncxl 3 Y Teens 3 4 Pe C u 4 Studen m Show 2 3 R Pres 4 Junxor Play 3 Dramatxcs Play I am not of that feather to shake ff my frxend when he must need me Shakespeare CHARLES BROUYS Gym Show to keep silence than t It rs safer peak Epectetes ALBERT YENDES Delphxan C Isl Pre! l Gym S ow res One C u 3 Student Councll res 3 Pres ootbnll 1 3 4 Tra r s As honest a man as the sun hath ever shone Parker HILDEGARD SCHERER Pep Club 2 3 4 Comme rcxal Cl ub e orter 4 eens Pres 4 Gym S ow roo carer e u rel us: rea: nun 0 c es ra Wlse to resolve and patxent to perform Pope RY STICE Glee Club 3 4 Gym Show 1 2 P Commxttee 3 eretta 3 Frxendshxp IS a gift of the Gods Draraelx LW Mm ,Wm ROBERT TIEMANN Gym Sho' 2 3 H Y 1 2 3 4 Blnd l , 4 The world knows nothxng of :ta greatest men Taylor 78 ROBERT SHAMBURG--Orchestra 2,45 Football 43 Track 4g Hi-Y 4: Scot tsville High School 1,2. 'Work is the subtenance of noble rran.' Seneca. IOAV HAN Glee Club 2 4 Pep Club 3 Y Teens A m ow res Junxor Play s mrrxttee 4 Drama xcs a 4 Op elta Sharp s the word wrth her Swxft I AN ACPHERSON Delphxan 4 H R V Pres 1 H R reas m 0' unlor a 3 Pep C u eens Croo eater ar s orxzon Drama 1 P ay 3 An easy mlnried soul and always was Arlstophones GEORGE SCHOEINE D lphlan 4 Gym Show 1 2 was as Democratxc as nature Rxcker SALAVADOR MFJIA reas Gym Show 2 Bas e l A truly modest fellow Horace ROFELIA SALAZAR Glee Club 1 2 3 Y Teens 4 Com mercn ub m ow re: tancy is the foundatxon of vxrtues Bacon SHIRLEY WALL Pep Club l 2 3 Commercxal Club 3 4 m Show 1 2 re 4 Commercxal C u Treag 4 Crookbearer 3 Prom Commxttee 3 So good a friend Dryden VIAYMONJ FERNANWEZ G m Show 2 3 Football 2 Track Slow but steady wxns a race Lloyd I ,,,,4,-JL4 'Z ANGU3 TURNER From o 46 and the Nav ootball 1 ac Delphlan stout heart breaks bad luck Cervantes OR NE WEST Glee Club 4 Class V res Gym ow 1 2 es lan junxor P a 3 Senxor Play u Y Teens 2 3 4 Commercla C u u ent ouncx Croo carer 3 Prom Com mlrzee 3 Ah sweet 13 youth Eurxpzdes WILLIAMS Glee Club 3 4 P P Club 1 2 3 4 ens 2 3 3 Crookbearer 3 Junxor P a enxor Play ec res H ren: m Ol Thes lan 4 Dramatxcs Flay 4 eretta 3 Prom Commlttee 3 A pleaslng countenance 13 no sllght advantage Ovxd DONALD COYNE 0 e Club 3 4 O chestra 2 3 4 Gym ow 2 3 espnnn nxor a Senxor P a sc nnua a S orts Y res res res Ban He was so generally c1v1l that nobody thanked hlm for xt Johnson cf' f O7 5,1 91 FRAIWC WILEY Senxor Play 4 Dramatlc ow 2 3 4 Prom QUIMIIQCC What study' Let me know Shakespeare P ay 4 m 1s the end of DELORES WRIGHT Happy the people whose annals are blank 1n the hxstory book Carlyle V DRED CASWELL Glee Cl b 1 2 3 4 Pe C u ommercual Club 4 Crookbearer 3 m how ay Commxttee 3 4 retta ec Better short and sweet than long and lax Kelly -X I LURCAS BOWERS GleeClub4 P p Club 3 4 Coxrrrercxgl ub 3 Q res ec Her talents were of the more sxlent class Byron BERNAUNE KA1 INSKI Glee Club 2 4 P Club 2 3 4 ommerennl 4 Avar s on Club 3 ec G m ow 3 0 er ta Vxne IS a soft hear! Ov. 1d IRENE HOLTER Glee Club 4 Delphxan 4 Pep Club CCHS 0fl!On Ll Tren: 4 Play Ormmxttee 4 Laugh ami be merry Noyes 79 7 I I ' -- . . 1 ' . 1 l Gy ' .35 H.R.T ns. I . ' l b , . . . - . I . . A 1 P ' S ' -- y ' :. 1: 3,45 Hi-Y 4. ' - - . N gq V V ' -- e class f ' y. I R I F ,2,3,-1: Tr k l,2,3,4: ' 4. 'A p FL E -- : . P . 3: ' Sh , ,3: Th P' 4: ' ly : ' ' , , 4. Pep Clb2,3,4: - . .1 -1 lb L. A 3,45 St d C 'l 2: kb 3 - ' PAT -- , i e , , , I Y' Te , ,4g G.A.A. : : ' ly 3: S ' 43 H,R. S . 25 H.R. P . 3,4g .R. b T . 3: Gy Sh 1,2,3: pl : ' 1 OP 1 1 . ' -. . 3 - l n . 5 f 1 . 3 I . Sh ,gTh A 4qJ.1' Pxys. ' ny ' 45 Student C0uncil l.3,42 V. PFCS- 42 Football l.2- A 3,45 Tr k 1,2,3,4g A 1 sr ff 4: p Ed. 45 .1 ' Hi- 2,3,4g P . 2: v. P . 3: P . 4: cl 1. L' I -- ' : ' S l :Gy -A Sh , , , - 3. ' ,IL ' -- u , I , 5 p l b 43 C ' : : Gy S 1,2.3: Pl ' , 3 Ops 1,2,3,4g H.R. S . 4. me Q- 1 - . HJ 1 , 1310 741 , '- 1 e .: . ' ' Cl ,4gSe . 43 H-R- P . 31 S . 4. ' . I .I ' . . -1 A' 71 . I EP . , : C ' I G.A-A. 2,3,4S G.A.A. . d 3: Ho- ix ,4g H.R. V. S . 43 y Sh 2' 3 p - et 3. ', ' ' .' . A 4: Y.r 4: G.A.A. 4: 'H ' Cl 'b 4: H.R. 1. , . 4 1 acl7a2 S br1ght chazn of memory of your school years we hum bly leave th1s book each page of whxch presents some part of the Rosedale that you have known th1s year As each one of you who remember thzs year lh RHS con t1nues cl1mb1ng up the new steps of lxfe may you carry w1th you the happxness wh1ch we have shared together on lount larty The Class of 47 I I I 1 In the hope that we might forge a link in the U ,WB ,W ff fi m,59jW yjwffgf W lx Zwijj M fo WWW WMM W M42 W5jj 7fMq.f V, 5223 Q xi S . 'fr sl E s A 2 N Q? ik . 4 ' ff .xxiv X4 1' l XX A91 H rl fu , . ,fyt 1,1-If V f f J 'V X Q YE IOOKS mctu-ual Umm 7 9 W ' 5T TOPEKA, mms. r ICTOIIAI. raving co. Q. . ' c . QQ ' wil '-17,-1, .1 vi Ziff mf' ' titi if 3 'Ms 1-' X -fs V4 -af Wm' ' -1. 23 Htl. .Qgn-1 WE! 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