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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1952 volume:

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Officers elected by the freshman class were Ia m e s Bedsworth, vice- president: Iohn Scherer, secretary: and Bobby Hurt, treasurer: and F r a n k i e Lou Houser, president. Seventh grade officers for this year were Pat Ho- nack, vice-president: Don Thompson, secretary: Wql- ter Hawkey, treasurer: and Iames Kittle, presi- ident. 6 M'D'CONT'NENT PUEUC UBRARY I MID-coNTlNENT PUBLIC LIBRARY Genealogy 6 Local History Branch , WW: ' llllllllllllllIWllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll Independence, MO 64050 G E 0 3 OOOU 12697353 0 v Senior class officers for this year were, left to right, Willa Stephens, pres- ident: Rex Allen, vice- president: Alice Hardie, secretary: and Pat O'Neal, treasurer. The sophomore class chose as their class officers Bil- ly Ray, president: Gail Proch, vice-president: Vel- ma Hudspeth, secretary: and Beverly Rippetoe, treasurer. 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I me S1 gh af ' A .1-V 'V .,., f. ., Iimmie Iensen 6 1 4 4 L J , Mjgw y ,J ff, 1 , V ,V ii, .f Nancy ,Leavell V3 l K, aViV Aletha Meyers Av W Z 4 Qi 12 , 'M 4 , , , 4 I A D ff 4 ygff lim Price V - A wf4 , 5.1 1 ., Marvin Rush - 1 1 wc?-.5 N, V-V'-n::'.V.s .' fl ..-1-2-+ '- lu if ' it V 17:0 Beverly mppetoe if , W I fi . 1:-443 'Q J if 44 v 3 X , ,A , tv f E lim Smith gf , Mm Ellen Wm-ner ffl fes Bette lean Bames 5 W V f ' ,xiii iz. . , - . K Eugene Burns Loretta Curtis f . X, f -, , rf .Wm ,Q jr gg- I A wa X , J if f f, N ' waved, , , Y f fn ' , , V412 gt J if ' Y: 2 2 1 , .Q 5 'fear ea.. ' fwfr, 35 14. .4-. in WK? fa . 4 I as Vfywff, fi ff NV ,V wwf Frances L. Russell f f .r AZ? Y W 4 s f i X v ii' 5' ? Norma Swanson 7 3 s' 'Vn' X 'PV1 ' B XA f f fx! 4 4 2 E ,Q rf v X if ' 1 M- v .wet fp Of V-,fosq ' 'J 'gf if Z' 5 , f- ',ief5q:gg1,f - . ws: Q yr :- rl .5'. B K .'a t'f f Rex Wall . ,,', , ,,.,,g ,d?,,.,. 171911 , W ?q 5'1-'ffl' .J . 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'T.'9.SI.aESEI-KIl'.Q2..C-MTQLCZ4 'QALEAIQ - , T ' -G'--U' -'I' , ' X X X L gi .L . , 2 i.f-12. 6 if N' 1' f- 'L v V ,lxixl I ly Corlene Strong Delores Taylor Sandra Whiteside Kay Winslow o , y .,L.. M r,,k7y 'x , ,.,, g f-i' , V ' ' ', A is A ' ,f . 1 02 . Lloyd Boles Iames Bousman Carol Bresee . - Z A IA ,QQ ,,irr 4 'inn - . . R f . . Richard Briscoe Robert Cathey Bill Caldwell f . t tt fl , - iooo f - inro 1 ,,,' 2 . .K ,.,,-51.1 Vgi...,,o.tf.,,, yi Q A Bobbie Crowley . L 92, ,Q M aggy, , l 45:32 f .. V V my -- ew Y 1 .0 ' .zifglfffli Wayne Dugan B WW., . x f 4 K' , ZYWJQZ 0 yy ,gf and A X , f fy X f niil f A .ef , C 71' I' Roy Iackson ,-.,...... L, ., Harry Cumpley f f f , 5 . ,,.., , .,,,,,f is -ff o f'W f X5i1:,':i'a 7, k,,42 ,dfyfkifi rx V. , Y . ,.Wfw,m,. Iames Edwards 2 X 1 , ' 7' f f f Afwwzw . M 3 ' W , , ' f fntr f,M R X Iohn Ioplin f,.. Robert Davolt .-, 5:43. . if-5f4? ,fg1.,:, ' fi Marv y f , . 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Larry Knowles f Q X 9, I i,1,,Q,5!4 ff f ,V W QQ 1 Z! fy fy: I M' f f w - f V, 1 Ray McMahan uf,-mgnff --s, , - My ff 5 , Qi-3 Z W, vi E 'Z my - . .,, 1 ,fi .- 'f ' 7 A , 44 .f I xg A va f Q cf 9 1 gf Q P ,M of M ' 4 f gy Y 1, GV 4 g 1 xy 3 , , 1 4 f W. 5 ix! W-QQ t f , L. ff QGEMQ, Donald Wiedner Charles Ygung -.,: L,, Q f-- I - wi, 4. 4-Q Q 1:59 :wx V XX Q , ?5 Q? 5 X f' ,?L , 525 V -3 ,Sa f-' ..,, .V Nei. Q f f 1, ,gf VZ 115 5 1 fs , M '95 f . in g'z:uf..4gmL.a:1rQ1,.5g-.'.fwzn :fr-wa fy 55:1- 7'5.'!Q'f77 f3 mf 5 Ygfff A M,-if-,'7292':y' ,I ' - , QTEK ff f , 4 f f , f f '7 M Qi X X W1 f ff , an if f f X W , Q f, , 741 N f, 6 Robert Krisko Q 4 W e-fl ' 1ss1 WWA fff X 2 X W X, f fgff V9 f, , QL.. X, XQQ' -Qi V 'QV H Wm Paul Meyer 593 H ' ' Q ,'fz?fz13ff' 1 ' ff ' In X ,x f ww w Q ff A f QP ' 4 fx Af, x 4 f , 9 K, f G K 1 T , , Pj '. . S fi' '90 14 , Otto Schoelkopi , , K '-2.55 .V ' f f, Y 6 1 X W 4 '76 v , 12 ff ,, f , , j 3 ff W X114 1 , A, . f., f.. . .:.-ww Q - f -fe IL , , ,, ., ff f f Y Q Kenneth Smith Floyd Supancic Tuck Sparks gif' 'EST ff' 5 , , ,. 'l'f3 vi, Q,- wf - inf: wf - mm, i f ,,-Q.v f 41 H223 1 1155 f wif: f 1 . ' .i sa N ,,., ,,, ., A ,. if ::,1,ggggf- f ,iq NL S P . ' ' X f ff? fi f gf 2 f . , A , Y, x ' ,u f f , ' , , Levi' f f' X ' ,f K'-' A ff VV -V X M, gygxfyf EW ' ,,- Vkyz, V Vwff- ,P f 1 ,f O V 4 , Qi f f 'I f X 07 V I6 f fa' f f f f v ' ' , f XV V' V4 ' ' f f f , , Icrmes Lange , Q5Uii'9 5,11 '54 l?l5?i PW,lv2Li.iQ 2I3fL':Tz:N-w'QS!?3 'ibhifl L i.gZ'f4s:m1.5sa1f.mi' fv ' ,Q ,,, , 0. 1,,, ,. ,, .,, ,,, EMM, f , f , WW , ' A7 ff , ,, 6.1 1,57 QW iff ff., Q 4- bl: :X 46 fix! 4 X! f X X ,.,f gf 4 1 f ' 1130? , ff J 1 ff 4 ff X ' ' f 4 Q, 7 I Tommy Morgan , QW,W7,51,:wZ.Z,'.M syy' ' Nz-XM ,, - WM A gf: , lg. 72 li if X I V - if ' 253 .f. ,7,. Otto Scholl. s ' 'L'K. i 1 ' '52-g.g-lg -W I , ff f Z K lv J 3 f 4, 6 f 1 fs 1 ,'W: f, ' 7125? ' '1.j?- 05,117 Q' i f ,gn ., ,Q A 71 -,c,.',.Lg P 5' 'Myron Straight -' ' v1'2'f2'Vv Jvzivg E 2:-I ff,:,q-W Q .,, M Q-, , , 4 fl 'i ff, , W, 2 9 1 1 W 1 Q jf V fit' . t, ,wx QA , W.. .,,. , f 5 , . gif X:-f 4 ,X M ff, , 47 UW , f X f , 5 5 ff X I W ff I . 9- ' .f .V 1 V - J Larry Lawrence , V,-7 ' ' ' ' -r,cyy:,m ffm , 4 hw M77 .1 4: ffff: 4 0-Wy A5553 vf-W hw ' 4 NA ?i,,gf,f-f :my K f 5 jc , f 9 M I f X ' fy? I K! 0 ag f 1 ,Q ff f 74 Ak., , , if 'f 112 , '17, ff fzfft 1K 'V--Q ,, V, ,Af --ge,-'f,.' V2 fri ' i f .5- ' , 40, -, ,ff -ww, ' QQ lwfgff' , f fd: G ' 52517 MW- , ,A 1,3 ,iw l,f,!,,,.., 4, X, , f MAH QL! ,, ff, .,,, ,,f ,fy f f , f X M, ff f 1 , X X V f J Q! If fi, ,f , f f f 2 F' ' , f -11f- Virgil Lawrence fm Q VZ 74? . , , 0 f H ij 'f' 2 ' f V77 6 't .. 'V f 1 , 77 , f Q 1 ' , ,aw ,f1, . ,fwN,.fv'f ' X 1' 11'11 ff ,.ff,wf 0 Doh Newton Q1 1-11 1 ' 51? ' '73 f 0' f 5 Qif fi , Q, -J y ,QQ xwiffgf ' ' ff ii if I , fy gfffffi 1 ff j 6 I ff I f V 1 ? 1 f ,4 5 my 1, , , M f . 1 f 0 f , I, V f Q ' X ,U 6 'I fir f fl 9 f , Av Presley Schockley Larry Simms f f-Venn! 5:41, 'luv ff , J. E4 V, ,V LC- -. 1, 33519 eyjL -f. ..k,. ,fy .V 9. wb. ' Richard Spradley Cal Stratton ? f' -' 5:-1, 8 1 if .Y:::m'v M Clark Tygart Robert Tague Don Thompson Harold. Wilcox , Fred Smead 1 Q ' .xv '.' , .,4.F f ir ff 422.-1 fl 3 1 r 'H v. ,J .N 4,5 ,H Q- I , - ' 2 wg 2,1 f , ev ' 1' N 1' fl? ', H ff' 'iff 1 V . W ' 5 I 'XQQXV -. ., .2 gy, ig, 'Donald Swope 11-- ' 1 ' -, Qxfmpfzf uvw -' -W ,MQ , fu, ,QMEWM . ' Q -,: 1 ff- ' X - I ly.: , 221: ' I L 5: Ioseph Woodwide David Woolery 18N X :R lo'-1 1xX 'i: fu ,'X,'5Q1'5 ' 5,1 TN Vi pl' - LY, 4-'itzghgsy ,-Aunf-3' -gsqxqgqng-Q I '1'.F3f41-Ef1'fPl. 'iiJ'Q: , vs-Lv 1-. ,, 5 F, K Vyi. VA W, ,m4M.4 VZ' Nl x 7' 1, fIl'fZfz,? .. , A f. A A ' ,, ,gra si fr mf ? Donald Wilkey Sam Wilson A N V ,,,. ,,.,W. ,. , z?'LE -X W :--xy, ,M-... ww,....::.w....a1k.'aEf.'l:N3lF 99:-3?-'.,g,j-g:jn275g:f.'?3'5vS'fC,-' ?'g3,,Ff-3.3211 jfj,'T3Qyg1SwX 'F1x:' 'T H' 'J . M A H 1 W ix I Fm I nx- . :xx U- :T is Q nfl 1'2 J-fr .pd 3 xr 'r I -1 :L 5 X U Ali., ,-j,,'-QL rig' lx Q fx ,QE I9 U '1 .1 Q , LY I' P 1, i.. Q WL It -X. L ,Y 'PU :B 5, AJ' .rf .-'Nr ESM 1 ' .Q l E 1 1 2, QL l, f 15 'elf Qui' mf iii ini lil? Wi W am Eg!!! Wil! U35 itil! we 1 3' lr i In 1 T Eff? E jxl VIE, N .N 1: L 1 1 , 9 yi Nl , ,lx 1 if ff, 'H M' .lv-11 .fl ji, il' ix Z !1. fl ji' w if ' Iii li ., Stk 'P 413 2: E5 if - S, gif? egg ,A ,JC I, Y!! , sf , . L 'n 1-f J nf EP' 2? 1' P Zi YQ ag F2 if 1 ti Qgiifyyfii'vt-I,-ix!!-111:f.,-:fn1fQf!lLJ,:i5f'mf!-2'fffli'1Htl 1:-pmg. 'gbgygg-, 1-91-1414:'f,,:.,nfQ1f:CfL.f v gt N '-xr.'txiuiv, it.':swr'1r1 ans 14: ,fra in 'V '1 t fy X l w gmigffw fc, X T X J '-15 - w f 5 f f Eighteen years ago, Mr. Dudley F. Bentley was appointed principal of our high school. Since that time he has done an excellent iob of supervising the faculty and students. He works out all class, extracurricular, sport, and lyceum schedules for each year, attends school administrators' meetings, works with the PTA, supervises all school func- tions, and-presents problems for consideration to the Stu- dent Council. Mr. Bentley graduated from Sterling college, Sterling, Kan- sas, with a B.S. degree and received his M.A. degree at Kansas University. He then served on the Rosedale fac- ulty for a few years prior to his appointment as principal. He has proven himself to be not only an exceptional prin- cipal but also a loyal citizen of the Rosedale community. Two delegates from each senior high homeroom, one delegate from each iunior high homeroom, and the class presidents com- pose the Student Council. Meetings are called, not less than twice a month, by the pres- ident, the sponsor, or the principal. Largest of the proiects for this year was the adoption of a war orphan. A campaign was carried out and S180 collected from the students in homeroom. Also the council sponsored a study hall in the mornings before school, the iunior-senior basketball game. opening exercises over the speaker, a mixer, ente'rtained guests at the league festival, and kept scholarship records every six weeks. Officers elected to serve for this year's student council were, left to right, Karen Fleer, secretary, a iunior: Hale Parker, vice-president, a senior: Ruby Woolery, president, a senior: Eva Carstensen, sponsor: and Ed McCabe, treas- urer, a senior. The students shown above are representatives of the Student Evelyn Hultberg, Helen Zahos, IoAnne Iones, Gayle Barry. Third Council. The two people with their back to the camera are, left row: Wilma Marqrave, Ed McCabe, Iimmy Gemer. Charles to iight, Karen Fleer and Ruby Woolery. First row, left to Trauth, Marian Bailey, Robert Schneikart. Fourth row: Miss Car ng t: Raymond Fmcke, Pat Miller, Bonnie Reeves, Larry Pike, stensen, Ruby Buchanan, Iohn Walker. Harlan Iohnson, I. W Iames Bedsworth, Lwana Rothrock. Carol Eder, Pat Denny. Sec- Prue, Lenora Buchanan, Hale Parker. ond row: Willa Stephens, Iohnny Dill, Lou Russell, Gail Proch, 20 -1 nf - 'W vi A r 'iiNf l'iT NX Wi :',f1fW?3wtK'n'f'1Zx 'S Ui-,Nw N't'2'5t4 -' w15fT.'- '11-l7f' 152+ fL.f1.s.: t.v.w2s.L f-F-fa'-X ' ,--mf -A .Leer we:--gn 1' w- www r v 1- ,, ,, , , . ,,,. W.. N, ...,,., , . M. V , ..--. C. ,JV v .W AA N-ggi gg-fI ,'jQ1 -1. .-1.-12252,-1, lyfjpf' M - .st Sei h.,i,V,.Zk: Z ,-V.' ,M 1 Y- -,iq ,ZA ,ith xxx: A, '77 'ZH 'T' , ,mln mths- M ? N ! L f 1. . .taxa xv , 4, N 5 v t t v ogg' I t K I 1 ! w t 4 v I l I I E 1 t 4 t Secretary to Mr. Bentley this past year has been Miss Wilma Elliott, graduate of the class of '50 at Wyandotte high school. She handles the school mail, helps arrange schedules and does numerous other things which come her way. i Melba Lawrence Ning Fgutch Marybelle Taton it t E F , . E 1 I 1 r I E E Robert Schimke, Carol Goebel, Syl- via Hermanl and Norma Swanson i V I 5 E Collecting and recording absentee slips, answering the telephone, sorting and filing cards, running errands, and doing office iobs assigned to them by Miss Elliott. secre tary, were the duties of these girls who worked in the office during various hours of the day. The girls received a solid credit toward graduation for the hour they served each day The three girls and one boy on the left were the money collectors for this year. Their iob was to collect the money from the teachers. count it, and deliver it safely to Mr Roy Terflinger. They served under the supervision oi Miss Olga Alber and Mr. Terflinger i Pat O'Neal .ul f 4 Charlotte Dale -Alice Hurdle , ., -1--inf?-Q--fr .z-t.L,'.f:V '-'ff-'c g:wT:1g-P f, f,fwqe,fq5,'gQag, g'.jf H Y All' N it .34 or-fmw.-'xxwgfaf. ms.-sQiicfffrnfffrfQtag.1fif2,:fvs:fA.:-.sgtacmsrrxw.f:1f:w-mfwmiw-if1-viwh -my-f-iffi'-ff -ref 1-flwfr f f X Eva Carstensen-History, shorthand, Student Council. What greater gift can we offer the republic than to teach and instruct our youth? -Cicero. William Sipes - Social math, eighth grade arith- metic, second team basket- ball coach, assistant football coach. Good humor is good- ness and wisdom combined. -Meredith. fgm-'--A-'.7 ' mfg!--A 3,,ff,4 1.11. 5 Sibyl Rose-Foods, cafe- teria supervisor, Horizon club. But civilized man cannot live without cooks. -Bulwen Lytton. Roy Terflinger -- Civics, economics, sociology, sr. Hi- Y. Every man is a volume, if you know how to read him. -Channing. Helen Priestley-Clothing, sr. Y-Teens. Age cannot wither her, nor custom stale her infinite variety. -Shakes- peare. Myron Mcl-lfee-Art, Art club, seventh grade geogra- phy. lt's clever, but is it art? -Kipling. 22 Ls' acuity ffm tv-.,'-,,. 10, ,J -f 'Af ,if if ' I .94-iv y -' 574-446454 1 George Hiatt - Eighth grade history, general sci- ence, physics, chemistry. The prickly thorn often bears soft roses. -Ovid. Helen I-'osmire - Health, -vocations, girls' gym, jr. and sr. G.A.A. Come now, and let us reason together. - Isaiah. Art Lawrence-Arithmetic, social math, head football coach. His heart as far from fraud as heaven from earth. -Shakespeare. Sarah Howard-Glee club, chorus, eighth grade Eng- lish, Horizon club. A song will outlive all sermons in the memory. -Giles. C. D. Holderman-Sheet metal, mechanical drawing. He that is slow to anger is better than the mighty. - Proverbs. Olga Alber - Typing shorthand, Commercial club. Let all things be done de- cently ancl in order. -I Cor- inthians. -nv X i . .it-f-lf-have -1'euagw'-'tEi5I22:3...?Qiff.sl-g'5ig9,:53:5f-,1.gig-wi zgtgggfgwrf C . -.wy3L .jeu-Q41 .. 41,2 philip Keeler-Ninth grade Enqlish, journalism. Pllblica' tions, Beware the fury Of CI patient man. -Dryden. Esther Nicklin-Algebra geometry, social math, jr. and sr. Pep club. Iron hand in a velvet glove. --Charles V. William Stoskopi - Band and orchestra. A gentleman is a man Who can disagree without being disagreeable. --Anonymous. Doris Hildebrand - Social math, seventh grade English. Whose little body lodg'd a mighty mind. -Horner. E. W. Crates-Woodwork ing., He that hath knowledge spareth his Words. - Pro- verbs. f Ruby Smith Seventh qrade and sophomore Eng- lish. ir. Y-Teens. Quality, not quantity, was my measure. -lerrold. nf ' ff .... .Q T 'Mu ., , u .Q f : ' ,j f 'Q . 1 i f 2 . 'S'-af f f, K :sw , I K! if 'QR' 1 wir Q, tl 7 Y Q r .L-. ,xx if Li ., tl If. f - 3 fwff- ' L 341 Q , gy ., f Willy gl tv Q f M54 'ff' f get 2. 3 A w 1 ,, rw ,p e 1 V v A-V' qi A . A ' I f sff lf 9 Q f 4 dx' Nw. f Q f' no ' y ? f f , f f , A ' ic . L . 7 , r,,-if,-, - A aw- .1 f ' P' , . f 22, fa X, Alice McTaqgart--Senior, junior, and eighth grade Eng- lish, Delphian club. Reproof on her lips, but a smile in her eye. 4Lover. ' Rollin Wcxnamaker - Eighth grade history, consti- tution, freshman basketball. A merry heart doeth good like medicine. -Proverbs. Edith Youmans-Speech, dramatics, seventh grade Eng- lish, Thespian club. A suffi- cient measure of civilization is the influence of good wo- men. -Emerson. Roscoe Brown-General science, biology, first team basketball coach. There are some defeats more triumphant than victories. -Montague. Ruth Vawter - Geogra- phy, Spanish, Camp Fire, Spanish club. My heart is ever at your service. - Shakespeare. George Hawks-Health, vocations, boyst gym, eighth grade basketball. Happi- ness lies, first of all, in health. -Curtis. 23 H 'l' H' ? '!7'FI '- if't'GL1T?'f?',,,1 -', 'WT 1154 J. ,-,,lgi,s.v '3- ,. ., .. ' nc... -V - -,.f . -v V. u-ts.-.iw 'Rf-if 7 -gf? ft 'E T'f 'L3L'-. ' 4?-'A 1 lftllef. 'fJ'fE7HY !fQlll?1KT2iff2'Yif.4T?LE7.i'.f',ki9fT3.'ii75-3P13 7fi :-5-trl.-.5-. 12505.-,. .flh 'll-lbs.. .a cleft 1 tr I 1 N w, 1 at 5 li 1 V. 0 it A la 1 24 66036 1 0 1 1 V i I Checking books, filing cards and trying to keep the The health and welfare of the students at Rosedale library quiet -this year were some of the iobs of this past year has been in the hands of Mrs. Ber- Miss Ianet Stuart, librarian. She was well liked by thella Cheatum. Her helpfulness and cooperation everyone duringher first year here. have made her well liked by the student-body. l ,.,,.,f Q - 5 if 1,,. Qi, QQMNQSQ 1 Q, . A .N-'V-ff f., Q.-gt. :. Y. I Y' 1:22 -. H lx V- . X il: - - WX f Q .. M , t -wg-4451! A ya 5 f 93,9 -r f fr-wwf fe 1 f lKeeping the school clean, neat, and warm were Mr. Chris Iohns as afternoon custodian, and Mr. these gentlemen. Mr. Sam Edwards served as as- Marvin Iones as nightwatchman. sistant custodian, Mr. Charles Bourne as engineer. and the ordering of food for Miss Sibyl Rose, foods teacher, helped with menus tion to her teaching schedule. Head custodian ,for this year was Mr. Archie Lit- tle, who supervised the work of the other custo- dians. His co-operation and good humor appealed to teachers as well as students. the cafeteria in addi- n Wx '-,,,,,,.cf Mrs. Ellen Morrison, Mrs. Lena Mann, and Mrs. Ellen White worked in the cafeteria. They had the responsibility oi ordering the food, the mess. 24 preparing it, serving it, and cleaning up ETET?Ei i'iFQ'f'i1.iE?'5 13' l'iSZv7:?3Y li f?m1?QlSfk'Q-X rt fx E' kxa.-...Ast f rl n 31:1 5 5 V I I 9 1 r V I 5 v ? 4 E L v f I l I E F 1 E F I 1, 5 521,332 f l L A W I Y , 1 f 1 1 -, w., 5 5 f. Q ,QQ D' r ,, .. i Qaiizjgi I 'E ,jg 25 iff M143 'y I M. Acc-:Nu ..f,' 3 ,,-,g, .M 1:-514,-f, rw-gi 5. ' 26 1-TQ- I eadafz - eena The outstanding proiect of the Y-Teens this year was to raise money to send members to summer camp. The money to send the girls was raised by a rum- mage sale, selling candy bars and potato chips after school, and selling candy at a basketball game. The club held a meeting twice a month at the school or at some local church. Serving as of- ficers for this year were Maxine Briscoe, president: Karen Fleer, vice-president: Willa Stephens, secre- tary: and Ann Terflinger, treasurer. Miss Edith You- mans and Miss Helen Priestley served as the spon- sors, and the officers and sponsors were assisted by the members of the cabinet. ff ' W 2-7 5:13 251:53 hiqh Y-TTGIFIIS had-mUf1Y Pl'Oiects on their rec- ior high girls. The group was sponsored by Miss Ruby h 15-YGCHU 0 F1051 IITIPOHCIIH to the school und Smith and the officers for. the club were Delores Taylor. t e-commuumty was selling candy at a basketball game, assisting m the campaign to raise funds for the tubercul- osis drive, and sponsoring activities of interest to the iun- president: Charlotte King, vice-president: Lynna Hunt, secretary, and Barbara Billings, treasurer. .l Iii' tv.-1 AV '1 ' YN: . 'Yrs c -- A :Q fr, - .. t -.. ,LN 4'.'xm'S'xt3t,f 415.9 '-'?3'l,l'8f'3fTiF15s-,- -. .w'e3-:fiitixsl-' f' -rag , k g . ,gg 557,-i:..k.,,,f.Zgfgbrg-. :,Lig9,,. e,Z,:rg:,e-zg,.gJu-f-:iff'g'f,,g:ggi.Q-jg. hilrjqsf 7 -ers .4 -..,--.i. . .ara . lm: -:ff-s,,:,-fi.-' .4 .':1..ffr,x. .:':T.4'-fax-f'1.,fc , W?-9'--K dS,.t...n..,.:1.:ff-:rr-Preset . mica 71 '- at ll t 1 5. ffjfs ! at ,H .ff H 1. 2' ' I .t W. S B 3 i Q , i I fi 4' EI F , fl til gil Ti l gl .Pi t The senior Hi-Y spent the maiority of their time sponsoring projects Q. that would help the entire student .Q body build a better future. These Q., aims were carried out by cz safety campaign, assemblies on alcohol- f ism, cmd lacing lite's problems as a Christian. The boys also studied Q!,, the principles of good government and put their studies into practice SJW at the Hi-Y model legislature at To- QW' peka. The oiiicers were Iohn gli' Walker, president: Leonard Duro- .tif che, vice-president: Richard Baker, secretary: and Iohn Atchley, treas- Ugg' urer. This year the group had ,Mr. 'JL Roy Terflinger as their sponsor. gil Iohn Atchley is not shown. ' slag 5523? iii iff r ' if 046 - ffl. iff 1.1 . 'W 1 MMM. ,,...., tim Fi '1 LN 'x NJ , Ht 54532 tlflglif :MIP Vlll Ytjel LDT lies, 9 IM I ' ' ,i Fig, If ,ig if in JF fl ll- li 4. S il, F .3 l H 5 . . . . . i it ' ' ' '-Y th t 's main projects Price, president: Charles Harris, vice-president: Clark Martell, yglkltxhz blrgliln ngxicgsxrgglshl'-Inlentoldf the qlsoolgbomore division. treasurer: and Dale Lawrence, secretary. The-cabinet mem- A if Their assistance made these Campaigns have a wider support bers were Carl Pugh, service.: Billy Ray, devotions: and Don 1 i, among the student body The group raised money by selling Wright, social. Mr. George Hiatt serves as the group sponsor. it pencils to students. Officers ot the organization were lim 5.11 My , be , , 27 4 - . .., ,. . -,sf , .. ,, ,, .. , , r ,e.ff,',-0 K ,. - -Q 3, 'K 3 'f'fj.,,c V 41,f2,,f4 .'1T 1f,' ,, ks' l 1 All 5 0525, i-bi y -1'.'ii7ffT'f rf1H.i'f,f1fiiil. t.-,lftisfzyrcf 'fl - -f'f,1+Fm , W 1-, s.,t..... i g4faf1gg.,:.:,, ' fl ' v V' , LTR? ' 'uve S 1' - X I-50.5 Ll. 19751:Xt'..': 5i.3673va49f'147i.,,:ff3'i'Ql 45. .3 lx 5. XS. anim 7676 Under the direction of Miss Esther Nicklin, the iunior high Pep iicers this year.were Walter Hawkey, president: Barbara Bris club was taught the principles oi good sportsmanship and school coe, vice-president: Io Ann Brazeal, secretary: and Iulia Swan spirit. The group cheered at all the iunior high and second son. treasurer. team games. and also gave vocal support to the iirst team. Of- MISS ESTHER NICKLIN 28 The scene at the right was taken at one of the pep as- semblies which was held in the gym. The assembly was a mock game put on by the girls, and refereed by Bob Miller and Don Miller. The cheerleaders shown in the picture are a group of iunior high boys. The junior high cheerleaders this year were Ioyce Monday, Betty Shamburg, Mary Fer- rell, and Wanda Fitzpatrick, freshmen. and Iudith Duer, eighth grader. These girls lead the cheering for the second team games and iunior high games. Iunior high cheerleaders are chosen each year by the Pep club spon- sor with the aid of the senior high cheerlead- ers. It the girls desire to be cheerleaders when they enter senior high they must try out before the entire student body. The girls practiced their cheering after school many times. X MxH'i0T?Ef'74f5'iQl?l?'ffqflvlliltl-'ll'l?Ll5l3ll?3?l,l'37lf.5li13e'-.5' 'V'3f4 95f5i3l?f5-if5 L5Cfifiiii-Q.-'l'f !T'7i'ff'f5iTf- -. ' -is-J'-1 gs'-,,g'-j f, s sw, -mn V 1,34 1-,Z-:Nr f, 'li-Cl.-',54 3f-f Tiff, fgklgs JQ. 13l7,i'x'l ' T125-5'f '., Q W, . X. :rn - -. -. .firm 2 :,,L4g1i ff-vw? 171 72 Iliff- 'Z-,S.:-f5, 7,Q-1:--,-grit.-ff' 5:-7' . 1551.1-, -if 5.'W :'- U- .. - sn ,. .,.....,,f,,,, .4 1-1.x.J sr.s,.ll.l.,-1.13--.57 'xg-f.. ll eadaz pm Qu! The senior high Pep club rendered many services to the club as its officers were Ianiece Chumley, president: Iris school this year by sponsoring an all school talent show, Hayes, vice-president: Ellen Rose Scherer, secretary: and a mixer after a basketball game, and two banquets hon- Nancy Leavell, treasurer. oring lettermen of football and basketball. Leading the The cheerleaders this year were left to right: Maxine Briscoe, senior: Gail Proch. sophomore: Betty Bosley, iunior: Carol Marie Dee, senior: and Ioan Cline, senior. Cline and Dee were the returning cheerleaders this year. Each year the cheerleaders are chosen by the student body after a tryout ,in the gym before the students. These cheerleaders lead the cheering at the pep assemblies, foot- ball games, basketball games, and other stu- dent activities. In the case of bad sports- manship on the part of the spectators the cheerleaders and the Pep club started cheer- ing to discourage the display of unsports- manslike manners. iw 3 The picture at the right was taken of the Pep club as they cheered at the games. All members oi the Pep club are required to attend all home games unless they are ex- cused by Miss Esther Nick- lin, who sponsors the organ- izatio . The students in the Pep cl-lub were required to wear a sweater of green or white with the Pep club em- blem on it. The students in the Pep club also show a good school spirit by sup- porting the team at the games away from home. l I 5 l tr vi ,ly ,e Nt- 4 ,QI T l I 1 i , l 1' nfl lil l I 21? ii' l,. sq., 115 Q55 ill fill li F Ka . fl I E-Il f 9,4 pil i I 5 it ,I-N .5 I I , V l, 'Q l, L ill it gm 5, K, t'4 :r xgz- - T dpdimz Helping the senior English students to have a better understanding of English life and authors was the main accomplishment of the Delphian club. This year the club used money that had been collected in past years to purchase books, paintings, and recordings The officers of the Thes- pian society were Don Miller, president: 'Io Ann Miller, vice-president: Mar- lene Cox, secretary: and Nina Foutch, treasurer. These officers served in these positions throughout the year and were respon- sible for planning club meetings. that will make the club meetings more in- teresting. The club, sponsored by Miss Alice McTaggart, had a program once a month at the home of one of the members with the program given by students in the club. 46 0 W The officers of the Del- phian club were Don Im- ler, president: Bill Haw- key, vice-president: Carol Dee, secretary: and Leon- ard Duroche, treasurer. ' These officers were re- l ing places to hold the club 1 meetings. ' 1 The main proiect of the Thespian society this year was the presentation of a three-act play Seventeenth Summer. This was the first time any Thespian 'organization has present- ed a three-act, play. Miss Edith Youmans, the club sponsor, chooses people for the club on y , A L the basis of theinparticipation in plays, ski! and other speech activities. The club Ill once a month at the home of one of ll members. Special programs featured ed? meeting. ' TR WWVWR-PRNHS1-T--rm 'ig .:'tif4-levy eggs'-fri svsffssvfs-Qrtsf' fu TV I sponsible for arranging the programs and obtain- 1 L E x I v K t r ,.. Q- r,:u:r,,.. 11.5 2'-r ,. , gr , K. 1- -..-vi f. -ui-1'-it xi A- if -, - ,-.y-v-4 Q... ,Aw-14 ,-sf-f-5, ,-. 4 W...-, , my-so -, , ., , f, -- -'- - , r 5' wuz' -H lf- . - vu 1' . ff L- --' lr- ff' t ' . --V ,- M ' - - - ,--rf-su.. ,- , ,-an-.5 -1 '21, -- H - ,- --v Z.,Hl i1'J-' .XXV ly' waz! The officers for Commercial club included Nancy Thompson, pres- ident: Ellen Rose Scherer, vice- president: Ioan Cline, secretary: and Pat O'Neal, treasurer. These officers were assisted by differ- ent committees which were ap- This year the Commercial club spon- sored several money-raising proiects which were a service to the school. Included in these proiects was the sale of pencils, Christmas cards, seals, and gift wrappings. The Commercial club is composed of girls who have shown outstanding ability in the typ- ing and shorthand classes. The organ- ization had their meeting twice a month at the home of one of the mem- bers. Miss Olga Alber served as the sponsor this year. 2 W . ,f , , ff! 1 ' pointed during the year. aff Students chosen this year for the Quill and Scroll organiza- li0n were Nona Brice, Ianiece Chumley, Carol Dee, lla Mae Hutton, Roberta Iohnson, Wilma Margrave. Ed McCabe, Bev- e'1Y Shatto, Ann Terflinger, and Beryl White. Seleded to the society last year were Robert Miller, Willa Stephens, Pat O'Neal, Lois Merritt, Carol Kunz, and Ruby Woolery. The' members are chosen by Mr. Philip Keeler, iournalism instruct- or, according to the work they have accomplished in iourna- lism. Some of the requirements are to have held some posi- tion on the annual or Rosedalian staff, 200 published inches, and the approval of the sponsor. V -sf 1142.--s wart ff.:m4+vm:11,g f:,'-r2:uy5:.v'.4---r'1 9, .,, ,N ,,.y,f,-, --,fe 7, ' Vi. K Lk L . . f ir' ff -Y ,J J ,V -.LEA -fi -44' H. Y L' - 11 Aft if 'J U If 'I' 7 X U -13,35-fj,,,rp44,,41',,,f1l,X I, f fggnii L. -A-,w 'Mn 1- 1 fx - - ' ew The Horizon club this year sponsored a great many activities including a bowling party, Halloween party, an alumni dinner, a pot-luck supper, and other related projects. With the money they made by selling basketball pro- grams and candy the girls purchased a key on the organ and contributed to the building fund of the new YWCA building. As a big sister to the Camp- fire girls they participated in the an- nual Campfire revue at the Municipal auditorium. This year the group had as sponsors Mrs. Sarah Howard and Miss Doris Hildebrand. 0 The officers of the Horizon clul this year were Della Mae H01 land, president: Frances Thorpe vice-president: Virginia Brown secretary: and Nona Brice, treus urer. The officers of the Campfire or- ,5 ,ll 1 ganization are bottom, Ioan Mc- ws' ' V1 it Nj' Ioan Ream, vice-president: Lor- ww li 1 V etta Craig, secretary: and Ianice' .t, .tu MA W, Smith, treasurer: on the left from M the bottom are Margaret Schoell- kopf, Sandra Shields, and Gloria Calahan, representatives to the city ir. high Campfire cabinet. MV milf tt. Brayer, president: right side, The Campfire organization of Rosedale had Miss Ruth Vawter as the sponsor. Under her leadership the girls made dolls for the European war orphans, sold mints for the Campfire fund, took trips the girls planned themselves, had parties, and participated in the Camp- fire revue at the Municipal auditorium. The club. which consisted of girls in the iunior high school,' had their meet- ings on Mondays after school. The girls plan to send delegates to a sum- mer Campfire camp. Q ft .- - - uw- 1 -ws ff .T 1' T 'f'E1Wf -1+ ififttft A11z5'feCi127?'HWf?2iibb5Z??i.?'?7?S !-':ttf.2gl?uilf1QZik? ' it ' tfgrgwg .q,4g5tE.'3tL,,1s,5f.-sg,Rafrfg., , .wg ig.,Sg,y.ef.,r .Ticzgx M K X 'sg' A ' A+' - :-. 1' ef 1:-if - 'r-r.:'Q:'-X'-Lu-'il-t'l::f4 f ' ff 'J ' 5 Z , , L 3 1 ., , - ,. . , .1 , wi' J,'r.u.. -- . . 1-if -' - fr , N 1.ff'.,f,gj:l .S Qt 11 M 1 ll,LG.f-A J AMWXL surf,-if .M.,L-A.fQ7::,?1c1i .Ar A 1ff,5i2ffm,,,j:1 1 .A TSN . .rK'.f.-, ,'.., , .1 . u lhf., -,. ,517 The officers of the Rosedale Spanish club this year were Iuanita Cortinas, president: Carol Goebel, vice-president: Bernard Iackson, secretary: and Hale Parker, treasurer. The of- ficers of the club planned the meetings with the Sponsor and also helped with the proiects of the club. This year the Spanish club participated in group activities, including games, songs, skits lin Spanishl, and trips to Spanish movies and parties. The club is open to all students of the Spanish classes and meets twice a month after school or during the evening. This year the club was sponsored by Miss Ruth Vawter. Through participation in this group the students gain an under- standing and appreciation of their Spanish-speaking neighbors. 11606 This was the first, time for many years that Rosedale has had an Art club. The Art club used their art ability to do many services to the school. Their activities along these lines included making posters for other clubs and Classes, taking field trips, sponsoring an art exhibit, and decorating some of the school at Christmas time. The club included all students who were en- rolled in the art classes, and was spon- sored by Mr. Myron McAfee, art in- structor. The officers for the newly or- ganized art club were Mari- belle Talon, president: Elaine Tieman, vice-president: Hale Parker, secretary: and Barbara. Io Craig, treasurer. These offi- cers were responsible for plan- ning the proiects of the club and helping the sponsor see that they were carried out. 33 1 1 1 1 1 11. 1 11 1.1 111 11 -1 114 1 1 11 111 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 V11 1 11 1 1 11111 311111 'I 1 11 1 1 1' 11 11 111 1111 111 1111 1' 1, 11 '1 I1 11111 111111 115111 1111 15111 1111 11111 11111 111 1 11,11 X11 1111 111' .11 1 1,5111 1111 111 ' 'I 1 '1 1 '11 1 t '1 11 1111! 1 13 1 121111 11151 117111 1111 1151 11 11.-1. 111 ' Fri 1 11 11' 11 1-1.1 1 15119311 11 ,iz ,, F 1111111 1111 .111 1 1'11'4f ' 11111 11 1 '11-jig .11-. .'.1 11 ' 1 ' 1,' 1 KI: 11? :- 11 f 11 15 1 1 lj 1 1 1 1 I1 1 1' E, 1: 11 1 111 '-i- t 1-13 faX?,Siiff4'ail -' Eelimiiti-i?iKHL.zf-5:43-L:,akin-isEdgar?-reififeblikiif ATtfZ..1i?tw'.'.Atf,Li.'gfa2ts me fpQ5flFI'5fYf' r ---2122-I--a.f ivslHw-N 'Xe - ,Z dd! Heading the Rosedalian staff as edi- tor the first semester was Ruby Wool- ery, senior. This was Woolery's second year in publications. In these two years she has served as picture editor. as- sistant editor 'of the Rosedalian. and as assistant class editor of the '50 yearbook. and was activity editor of this year's annual. She is also a mem- ber of Quill and Scroll. dit . MM The staff for the first semester was left to right in the first row: Ioe Ven- tura. sports editor: Maxine Briscoe. as- sistant editor: Ruby Woolery. editor: Ianiece Chumley. assistant editor: and Wilma Margrave. picture editor. In the back row, left to right are: Carol Dee. alumni editor: Willa Stephens, adver- tising manager: Beverly Shatto, circula- tion manager: and Nona Brice. ex- change editor. Roberta Iohnson, who served as business manager, is not shown in the picture. The staff and re- porters are responsible for writing stories. checking copy, and proof and making up the pages of the Roseda- lian. The faculty adviser of the paper is Mr. Philip Keeler. Members of the staff for the second semester were front row, left to right: Barbara Puhn: sports editor: Ruby Woolery, assistant editor: Wilma Mar- grave. editor: Ann Terflinger, assistant editor: and Pat Richecky, advertising manager. In the back row. left to right are: Harlan Iohnson, assistant sports editor: Carol Dee. alumni editor: Bet- ty Bosley. picture editor: Nona Brice. business manager: Peggy Wilson. cir- culation manager: and Glenn Meal- man, exchange editor. Bill Irvine served as the photographer for the Rosedalian during the entire year. The staffs put out special issue at Christmas. St. Val- entine's Day. and April Fool's day. The editor of the Rosedalian for the second semester was Wilma Margrave. junior. This was Margrave's first year in publication and she served as pic- ture editor 'on the staff of the first semester. The editor of the Rosedalian is elected by the publications class and serves for a period of one semester. Margrave was chosen for Quill and Scroll this year. Q f Efw' ' 'tit V 'mf ,, .. c ,W ,. ,A , M.- f, Y t 1. - - .f 1 T7 ---Mft 1-fy. .sfqz-:pf :fr if . HIE' 'S 4 swifff QZI KIWYF? Ni,,,,,, at Carol Dee was in charge of the sen- ior class pages of the annual. V Nt! - ' we Serving as the ad- vertising manager of the annual was Ed McCabe, senior. V., Roberta Iohnson held the position as Picture editor on the annual. Lois Merritt, senior, served as the bus- iness manager of this year's annual. Nona Brice, senior, served in the ca- pacity of class edi- tor. f f wt i t 5, 4 The activity editor of the annual this y e a r w'a s R u b y Woolery, senior. t 1 4 - ? X , Q 4 ,Moy The sports editor of the annual was Robert Miller. also a senior. The feature editor of the annual was lla Mae Hutton, senior. , ,,,, , MW...-.,: K, , ,fm.,,, V 4 cg.2.m:f4 3 awm:,.f,. 4269, f':i' 7 ' C. ' f ff! , ,J -pw.-V ffm sv ' , 4' .4 , .:'C7.ff.31f. f , QL 1 f H ' 5? V71 .t-...W 3:-1 f f rm V, The photographer for the annual was Bill Irvine, the onlY iunior on the staff. S The editor of the annual this year was Ianiece Chumley, senior. She was assisted in her duties by Maxine Briscoe, senior. These girls were responsible lor supervising all work done on the yearbook. The stat! is selected by Mr. Philip Keeler, who also acts as the faculty adviser of the annual. Each year the staii strives to improve the book which they publish. The Rosedale yearbook has been rated by many as among the best annuals put out by a school the size of Rosedale. Designing the lay- out was Hale Park- er, art editor. Park- er was the only staff member not in publications. The staff tries to give to the students the best book possible at the lowest price. Since the book costs more than is raised by sales the staff is obligated to sponsor activities to raise money. This year the stall sponsored a mixer at the Masonic hall, Candy day, and a mixer after a basketball game. Other money was contributed by local merchants. 5 fx: lx 'Q S li' 6 g -S:-. f' .ig ff Q 'rw MY, l .,,.,2Q 35 N.,-V, .. , ' FW Tr.'1TC! XL' '..-Q72 ,?f11,33T,T'. ,-1121! . -M .fr .....,.1.,-. .V ,r... -f -. -x wg 11- ..-f...-,4-... 5, . ....tv..-f .. - fx .M auf . r.- pant.. 1v..,r.1 t P. r f gf-11,4 The senior high GAA is primarily an organiza- tion to give the girls in the school a chance to participate in competitive athletic events. The girls this year have enioyed swimming, and playing basketball and volleyball with other schools. The girls also participate in other events at their regular meeting on Friday after- 1100115- ca' 67414 The officers for the iunior high GAA this year were Jane Ream, president: Sharon Im- ler, vice-president: Sharon Har- Those in GAA have a chance to earn athletic awards for participating in the activities of the organizations. To be eligible for the club the girls must be in senior high and pay the neces- sary dues. Mrs. Helen Fosmire is the sponsor of the group. .. . ,W .. . X11-1-1 -,,.,',.J,,.,,,.,,..-.L a ..-... elm, . , ' Tl The otticers of the senior high GAA were Maribelle Taton, president: Maxine Briscoe, vice- president: Charlotte Dale, sec- retary: and Barbara Glenn, treasurer. The officers assisted Mrs. Helen Fosmire in planning the activities of the organiza- tion. V 1 V EEK!se?:gggY7og3::rge?eihalf2' Tlx lgriigi 2ighpGA,Ifl T15 'Pets-flmfh purpfases as The girls can earn points for awards by parti- ' '. I - U u . o e eigx e e girs must cipatingin the activities of th l b h SP0!1Slb1e f01' Planning the be in one of the gym classes The b ' ' - -e cu ' T 9 mem' t- . . . . . group meets ers can Jam the senior high divis' n gisiings and activities of the on Monday evenings after school. their entry into senior high. I lo upon 36 f I . - -. -, . 1-5 I 1. ..:. 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JY' in H W, li X S1511 ,ri-jilfzijf . bf, L,L,gfA.Wp4,,4iJl:s' r ITLHZ-j'V,,', +f'f..,,,,u 4 r 6 ' ',GI-f 'n :gG,4Qgu,.ff ,A g,1ig1A.L1'- --.rx f f--'H' - I gown! The members of the wood wind section of the band are first Charlotte Edwards. In the back row, left to right, are: Iames row, left to right: Cherry Hankins, Martha Young, Bill Haw- Eckerberg, Sharon Harper, Billy Brazeal Mary Evelyn Page, key, David Brennan, Doris Iean Gage, Helen Zahos. and Ierry Straf, Iulia Swanson, and Sandra'Chamberlain4 f I' The above picture is of the brass section of the band. In the In the back row, left to ' ht , ng , are: Iacqueline Anderson, front row, left to right, are: Clyde Goulden. Bette Shamburg, George Lewis, Bob Hurt, Harold Reed. Iames Edwards, Har- Barbara Briscoe, Bill Capps, Iohn Walker, and Ted Wilson. old Milford, Donald Taylor, and Iames Bedsworth. 38 N ff 1.-.H mrw - x I 1- X ' 1 JN., w, 'few 1 '11, xt ??sL1f,T.Di5g'i :Q-as 5529 1fi2rQ'9l'5i-1IgFfJVEi'E'Z.'i:.F-Pt! -GQ-T3SQ. 'i illfifgiiiiglllgi' V fT5.5?lfC, S1133 5'3Xl3?Mfr-vm Mn? -'s.7'lrNxl-lllfsfg!5,5l'.srlrx?fi:-'SA'-.4 Q 3' .W f- ,.,.r.r. .Q -alta, mr- - ,, , r 1 I N 1 I I I 1 l - f s Y ' - fr . .g. ' ,Z-T' 1 f,'..:1,.- ,F -.,,j'1j: F'-'I-.:'.f' ' ' 'Hui --:f.,,.Ef.1, - ff' tx -Q.-,e,,j. Mjjijk I .TQQH lY:f':i3.'q.- .aj.fg..y,',?-:'5Q.xf15, 'fgg-' 14151 f4'ff'f'.i. U 'ff 6 'Ti :I 1 ff' R .L tw it as .1 - llk, , Q-fx, fil-:LSM...-..mfitJf?i'2e The above picture is of the percussion sec- tion and part of the brass section. In the 1 front row, left to right, are: Mary' Ellen Car- penter, Charles Hill, Nina Foutch, and Char- 53511 Brazeal, above, is one of 1 e flagbearers for the band. I The maiorettes for the band are pictured above. ln the front row, left to right, are: Marilyn Wilcox. fl'9ShmC!l'lf and Norma Swanson, sophomore. In the back row, left to right, are: Beverly Rippetoe, sophomore, BeverlY Shfmof , senior, and.Evelyn Houltberg, sophomore. These girls lead 4 the band on their marching performC1nC6S- 3 107479 Monday. flagbearers. i lr ,, lie Iones. In the back row, left to right, are: Donald Beach, Bobo Duroche, Alden Fish, Iohn Dill, Leonard ,Duroche, and Larry Pike. Under the direction oi Mr. William Stoskop! the Rosedale band has gained or reputation of always put- ting on an excellent performance, Besides his teaching position at Rosedale he gives instruction on the violin at the grade schools in the mornings. The head majorette of the band is Barbara Evans, senior. Evans has been a maiorette since she en- rolled at Rosedale in the seventh grade, and she has been the head maiorette for the past two years. 39 , fL,:1 , H. -' -- 'Ejw11f .12 0 tw, , ,, f aye! I PAP? Ui 4 E E4 11 P Sal? ' Zilb T 152 gd EH, .vlgfgl ,325 af? liz? ' -c. fi fb: kb 1' M59 , L'- A 5253 if E, is-1 YQ f 4 1 555 tual Wi f'-if fp? fi, f' 514, 22 ku: fi' MJ 3951 pig H., K3 FY. V-Vw M1 f Q its V' T li lg 'I 1 555 .1 Y p lf fl , V: 1 W, iii: ig. 2: 'ft f Q P5 .It The first violin section of the advanced orchestra are Virginia -Brown, 'Evelyn Houltberg, Mary Gulick, Harold Lake, Charles Trauth, Dixie Hicks, Ierry Keltner, Betty Wolf, Io Ann McBrayer. Loretta Curtis, and Carol Huddle- ston. Those in the cello section are lla Mae Hutton, Iane Heider, Don McLain. and Sandra Shields. The viola play- ers are Bette Shamburg, and Margaret Schoellkopf. Play- ing second violin are Roberta Hutton, Gloria Proch, Char- les Hopkins, Wanda Fitzpatrick, Marlene Blevins, Rema Lou Johnson, Barbara Fronaberger, Juanita Walsh. Shir- ley Stienmetz, Helen Watson, and Annabelle Steinmetz. The wind and brass section is composed of Sandra Cham- berlain. oboe: Barbara Briscoe, saxaphone: Clyde Goul- den, saxaphone: Bill Hawkey, clarinet: Bob Duroche. French horn: Claude Barnes, Iames Edwards, and Har- lan Iohnson. coronet. The bass viol section has Iohn Dill and Ianet Cross. Charley Iones is the drum player and Alden Fish plays the bass horn. Ruby-Buchanan is the accompanist of the group. Mr. William Stoskopf con- ducts the orchestra. This year the orchestra participated in the Eastern Kansas league music festival, concerts. and also performed at plays, and PTA meetings. Q-WW t ,,. .WWW WWW W W. W W :W ,W WWW W ' W WW W WW W W Wad E . W W , . 'W W W W x W W W W W W 1 W WW W W W p W W W I W W 3: qiiicgrllgh :rider the direction of Mrs. Sarah I-loward presence. Besides these programs the glee club present- the Prou P e rndmany actrvrtiesuaround RHS. This year ed a special program at Christmas time. EKL League festi- H is ah p presenge hthe operetta Count and the Co-Ed. val and at PTA programs. This year the group had Ellen at dmjr Cl-:S 011:71 Oht e group to present musrcal programs Rose Scherer, and Alice Hardie as the accompanists. The en c urc es when the church requests their group used the new organ in some of their programs. W WW 'W W' W W W W W WWW W 0 0 ' WW. WNW 6601601 4 W' e . 'W'Wf W ,.W.,,.. . , srrs WWW WWW 2 X WW W ,W WWW WW 4 :W WW W EW ' W W WW ' 15 WWWW W W W W'.W5 WWW 'W WQWWW XI tj, WWW WW Wi. W Ile W W fWWWW W-- r W W WWWWWWWWQ, W WW ' 'WSWWWWW . . . . . - W The main appearance of the chorus was at the ChristmrIS 15 to he1P the-Silldenfs 019111111 GD QPPISCIUYIOH Of FIUSIC bY program which is presented annually before the student participatxon rn a group. The drrector of the group rs body. They also helped with the chorus parts at the op- Mrs. Sarah Howard. W erelta given by the glee club. The purpose of the class 41 'WWWW W WWWWWWW? ,, H., , wr, . , A, V,-..,.,--wr. +f.:fff: wr. Y.'1X'3-'fZf Aff'fgf'7f5! WWW W. W W W 1 S53 1 il.,-if Qaiift xG1'i'1.v'.'fG'a'R- G5 t -AL i1?:-Z,2f..e-4-it-Z -4-1-mai endow Home Y The senior class presented the three-act comedy Cheaper by the Dozen on November 31. The story is of a family of twelve children, the Gilbreth family. The father is continuous- ly trying to teach the children methods of saving time. The cast included Leonard Duroche, lol-inn Miller, Hale Parker, Marlene Cox. Pat O'Neal, Bob Miller, Charles Hopkins, Lois , 3 dihvbizl V: Ftiifttiiffffiikazlln fietiaa.-a.zF':'faar,::1fs'Q: ,- Zag Z Merritt, Charlotte Dale, Maxine Briscoe, Terry Strong, Iim Duf- tin, Elaine Tieman, Don Miller, Nina Foutch, Paul Meyer, and Nelson Kildwell. Kildwell and Meyer were the only members of the cast that were not seniors. Both were members of the seventh grade class. New H' I The picture at the right is a scene from the sen- ior play. The two boys are Nelson Kildwell and Paul Meyer, seventh graders. The two young- sters played the young sons in the play. The story is told to the audience by the elder daugh- ter as it happened in her life. Miss Edith You- mans served as the director of the play. and Barbara Io Craig was the student director. play. 'L -ii :cream 1-- T The success of all plays depends a great deal on the ability and dependability of the stage crew. The stage workers are responsible for ar ranging the props and making the scenery for the play. This group is also responsible for pulling the curtain and making the sound ef fects that are necessary for the play. The stage helpers and advisers for the senior play are shown in the picture. On the front row, left to right, are Nina Foutch, Miss Edith Youmans Barbara Evans, and Barbara Iacobson. In the back row, left to right, are Carol Kunz. Lorraine Martin, Mr. Myron McAfee, Gene Anderson and Terry Strong. These people did a very excellent iob fixing and arranging the scenery for the Q.. I I ' 'I I I XI I I ' I E 0 cmcafz ag I 'I' I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I Above is the cast of the iunior play. Strictly Formal, a Donna Blinn, Karen Fleer, Betty Bosley, Bob Hodge, Betty three-act comed . Th b f - y e mem ers o the cast are, from Lang, Wallace Hayward, Freda Massey and Carrol Bog- left to right, Graham Armstrong, Virginia Brown, Richard gess, the student director. Baker, Iames Edwards, Lwana Rothrock, Beverly Spurrier. Refusing a date with George fBolb Hodgei to the prom has surprised lane so that she is Speechless, but Sally is iust trying to see if George' really wants her to go to the prom with him or is just asking her so she will help him with his French with which he is having quite U few difficulties. I Y Q -,mm ,,,T.gN r. - 1-,-I,fI.'-f.I:v-I It-.I Y-.nw-,w.1--'-,rv-1cx'r I In the scene at left is Cindy Collins fDonna Blinnl. who is forever getting things into a mess trying to get Iane's fKaren Fleerl, and Sally's IBetty BosleyI, boy iriends back from the vam- pire ILwana Rothrockl, from New York. is having lane pretend she is on her death bed so her boy iriend will feel sorry for her and come back. - f -I 'I-Inca--,v..,' ,W 1.-5y,I1F,I I, II II I I I-I II I: III I: I: ,I Il' III II - I ,I EI I I,'Ii II I II I I I I I III II I IIII -II II I. II III I, III III II III IIII III I I ZIII IIII I IIIIJI III E' IIII .IQ II III' III' I IIHI IIII VIII! III' IIIIIf. It I II II gl I I'I I IAIII! . II. I II I I II I I? 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Mr. Gerald Carney. professor of music at Kansas university, conducted both the massed chorus and band. Rehearsals for the evening performance were held dur- ing the afternoon with the Student Council in charge of hospitality. The other three schools in the league had cr similar program at one of the other schools. This was the first time in several years that a massed band and chorus arrangement has been used. It is the purpose of the festival to have all the schools participate in a pro- gram'which will create a feeling of goodwill among the schools in the league. ,, ,,.. ...,. -..?- 44 , This year the glee club pre- sented the qperetta, The Count and the Co-Ed. The story was based on college life in the modem day. The parts in the operetta were taken by Marilyn Garrett, Ed McCabe. Bill Lawrence, Ter- ry Strong, lim Duffin, Nancy Iones, Pat Erwin, Roberta Iohnson, Ann Hines. Dick Herron, Martha King, and Don White. Dances, which were directed by Mrs. Helen Fosmire, added much to the effectiveness of the produc- tion. Mrs. Sarah Howard di- rected the singing, XML Wil- liam Stoskopl conducted the orchestra, and Miss Edith Youmans helped with the speeches. 'E 1 1 N 1 W L'r-M ' , X e1Q 'ifr.' 1 ,W WxX'1, ' Y SP1 ' A :rfb :+fi1'f,,5f?:g-gf .f X cbt - I I-,Skis .wftitttttst-?lfJI.'iI5xiii? 'ltfififfefsw 1 Tf S? iris . - 3 1- 1- bi ,. . , . ...p -1 - - .gr-:fe , ,,d,J35A,2g?'fr-,V gifts? ,Q I l.:izq:T,.. A tgih X31 .9 , ,-.L..l.,,w-31.5, ..,, Qs.. 'elim-:YK Q, -mfg 113235, - This play concerned the love life of a ,seventeen year old girl and the interferences of various members of the family. The cast included mother UoAnn Millerl, father fMcCabel, the boy lDon Millerl, the girl fChumleyl, her younger sister fDalel, her old sisters fNina Foutch and lla Mae Huttonl,. the older sisters' boy friends fLeonard Duroche and Terry Strongl, the girls' friends fBarbara Io Craig, Iohn Atchley, Donna Sanders, and Hale Parkerl. Strong also served as student director. dem' F-Wag These pictures represent scenes from the three- act play, Seventeenth Summer, presented by Thespian troupe number 232 under the direction of Miss Edith Youmans. The picture to the left shows Charlotte Dale and Ianiece Chumley. Be- low are Nina Foutch, Ed McCabe and Dale. 2 dw Haw Zag The other two one-act plays presented on April 20, in the school auditorium were Heaven Will Protect the Working Girl, featuring Donna Sanders, Marybelle Taton, Nina Foutch, and Barbara Io Craig, and Finger of God starring Terry Stronq, loAnne Miller, and Ed McCabe. The latter play won first place in the district high school drama contest at Topeka, and sec- ond place in the state contest. The former was Presented at Turner high as an EKL drama ex- Change program. Both scenes shown here are from the dramatics class play The Indian Giver. It was concern- ed with a feud between Frankie Barry fBob Durochel, and Clifford Brandywine fDick Her- ronl, for the affections of Cora Sue Macklin fGer- ri Batesl. The loss of Doris Barry's fMaxine Briscoe! locket and the appearance of Aunt Vi- vian fPeggy Wilson! created trouble, but every- thing ended happily. Other members of the cast were Angeline Wal- drop fMrs. Barryl, Ioyce Chesney fMrs. Morganl, and Marilyn Garrett Uewel Barryl. . 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In i N IOHN WALKER-The other co-captain, Walker, lettered two - years at tackle and was a 235-pound, hard-charging, offensive tackle and a rough defensive tackle. ' 1 x A . ggi., .swan q Em QA . ' 31 I Sw' Qi V ' 1' ' iff- . 5 Draft' W . .7 f- gm- Y ' A. nk., ...UW . , My .. .w??4gQff,- '. :if Mfg ,, w5i?Q9F , -f -, .V D, f iggqv , -.. Q ,. 2. ,. A x I x' 2 as 9' 5 'Q Y e L M f Yr . N ig x X 'KP f' Q Q M Q ff ff 63 Q Q 5 P if , f 4 ' . ,. V.,-2 , 1:-1.14: S , .,W, , . .b .Q4.,,., q Q v.,,,f is ,f .., f Q J, 4 , ff YJ! w pa- ., .M .. . . X , - 4' a , A 3 4 , z Q Q Q 3, f ff x A M C ..l, . ,.... -snzsn , ,. , ,. '. ' s fi ROBERT HINES-A senior, two-year letterman, Hines rated one of- the end positions and usually came through with a fine H H. catch when the heat was on. ll., f . . l IOHN BECKER-A senior, lettering for his first time at end, Becker usually played on defense and had the iob of knock- ing down the interference. nv i , s fm . - ,, , s i P. ,W f' 1 ll 7 ' K? 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MA, 3, fa My , L , fs WAYNE POE-'I'his senior three-year letterman played halt- 5 , back. Poe either followed his interference or outran and lmock- ed down his opponents on 'his own accord, to score. IOE VENTURA-Ventura, who lettered three years at fullback, was a fast, hard-charging back who paved the way for his teammates, and was responsible for many scores by runs and passes. - , ,... '5 mms A , . - . . P 'f R V , 1 -. ,-s,,,.,,:f . s f , ., K ,. , :ft -- .f G., f- -r .ffm .,,- X- , .ff . 1,--1 1 ' ,- ' efvzf m r V n st', , fi - il 1 , ,yns n , i i - nf 'K I ,, v P - ' ' ' t s ., 3 A , , Z 251.9 K V, 4 l MANUEL SAVALA-One of Rosedale's best backs on defense, this senior two-year letterman at half-back made up for his difference in size by his running .and deception. CARL ROCHA-A 133-pound senior who eamed his first let- ter at quarterback, Rocha made up in nerve what he lacked in size. 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NI- 'K , A '4 1 If 1 3 tsswmf 1. fs-'ff m5E efz:f.is.1.1l ,. ..A 'H w E . sr ifiu 1 MII u It J - ..,,,-', , , Vs N ' V 5 xl i LLL.' 1 M 4 L ' Apu, y 'Vlu CV, Q HM DUFFIN-Lettered for the first time this year at tackle and was found in nearly every pile-up. A senior. it t w V M i ,. ,R eply I ? 5 p J V , ' CENE ANDERSON-A senior, he earned his letter for the .first H t ,. A tune this year at tackle position. He was always a power- E ll: b e .- M ' A t V?, A V A house on defense. .Q .- . -I I . WN kV,.. if yt., .2 , LN : Q,, ff' . V H j: 5-,f43g3Fj9?',g5 74' ' all j'l: Il w 1 DAVE ROSS-A senior with onefirst team letter this year at ..., V gg tl end. Ross proved to be a bull on defense and dared the op- I X,, 4 -M , .1,, gli ponents to come his way. V '32 ii' ... CV ,,...' A g Q M , MORRIS KELLEY-A iunior who played the end position. He ' if :hx eirrned his first letter this year and will undoubtedly see plenty 5 v o action next year. V 'e'e 1 yt, L t ff .l't ievl li I f st :v ids ' 4 'Xi 2 .: -. 4 F V' DON MILLS-This senior earned his first letter this year as defensive center. Mills proved to be a stout linebacker and II' I DALE MAIORS-Maiors and center. A senior, he played his football this year at end a f f y V A ' - provided most of the place kicks and , X' A R did the centering for punts. ED MCCABE-This senior guard earned his first letter this year at that position. McCabe was usually found running in- terference for his teammates. ,VW ,,, ,K JQWWZ! ,. . Qi .Af , ff ' f Z.f'f'. f:f' me 29,1 ' J V V we , VV ...V M a 'Q iwfg, A VV , ,, ...A . V fa. 1 ,' :V.,.4-we s .15 ' 4 if ' QW V ' ' A f M , , I -3, ,. 1 - ., V V V V .,V..,-V.. Vf , Q4 V,. f , . 1 :,fWs,j ' ' 1 w 5, . ,M ' 5' ' ' , V. '- , ,, - f VV V, V V , M. 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I V r X '3 '.?TJ17,,' many opponents. TERRY STRONG-Strong earned his first letter this year at center, playing mostly offensive ball since he was a good ball handler. He was a senior. .3 5 I, fV 'f ' A WV JV I cf' f .k 4 ' f Q wt' We A Q QA 7 R 3227 Q55 V 5 O ,. f . , ,Q Q fm , V -V J Q ,, ,, es. , V v Q, A .fx 1 F z 2 e J! M1 7 4 . .Af 5 fy 'Z 4 7 X J we W 4? Q ff 2 f V ,, , A In V ! In III. if i . r 1 W .5 1 W! A 32 '35 . . . . i DAVE CLINE-Though usually not m the starting line-up, Cline 'Q always got into the scrap. He played guard in this, his first year. He was a senior. gl ull l N IM CLAUDE BARNES-Lettering for his first time at an end posi- 'll tion Barnes should see plenty of action next year, since he is HV a iunior. ills' ..iAp I I ll . A lx f, , 4: fy . ,'V, V V! 1,1 1 'f , Q 19 fy' X If , l X .Vlltu.t 5 .. . W5 Vg Y l ,V f Q I lt 4 V' H1 f V 'N' ' -71,2 ,Z fi. mf V' ,g, V .Q Vf ff 1 .1 V4 lily V V A l M git V Wi2f . 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Argentine ..,.....,........... 3 0 0 1.000 Ward .,,,.,,,,,,,.., ....,.... l l l .333 Wyandotte ..... ......... 0 1 1 .000 Rosedale ...... .......... 0 2 2 .000 The 1950-51 football season gave the Rosedale Wildcats a below average record with the team winning two games, losing five, and tying one. The season's opener resulted in a 25 to 12 loss to West- port. Wayne Poe and Ioe Ventura scored the touchdowns for Rosedale, both tallies coming in the final quarter. The Wildcats lost their second game of the season to Ward in the first city contest 24-6. Wayne Poe scored the lone Rosedale touchdown. The Mt. Marty team suffered another blow to their mor- ale when they lost the first Eastern Kansas league game to Bonner Springs, 24 to 19. A 69-yard touchdown run by Poe, which was 'called back, was a deciding factor in the game. Poe went on to score all three of Rosedale's t. d.'s while Ventura accounted for the conversion. Even though the Paola game ended in a 20-20 tie, it was a moral victory for Rosedale, who was rated as a three touchdown underdog. Manuel Savala, Hines, and Poe accounted for the Rosedale tallies and Bill Hawkey and Poe converted for the other two points. Revenge is sweet thought the Wildcats as they trounced Washington 27-6 for the first Win of the year. The victory avenged a loss to Washington the year be- fore which dropped the Wildcats to a final first-place tie Hines, Dave Cline, Bob Estes. and Iohn Becker. Bottom row. Ed McCabe, Iohn Walker. lim Price. Ice Prue. Dave Ross. Gene Hilt. Don White, Rex Allen. and Beryl White. Several boys who were members ol the team are not shown in the picture. EASTERN KANSAS LEAGUE W. L. T. Pct. Paola .,,........ ....... 3 1 l .700 Olathe ..,,......... ....... 3 2 0 .600 Washington ...... ....... 2 2 1 ,500 Rosedale ...................... 2 2 1. .500 Bonner Springs .......... Z 3 0 .400 Turner . ..,....................... l 3 l .300 with the Bethel team. Rosedale ran Wild in the second half, scoring three of the four touchdowns. Poe was re- sponsible for two of them, while Morris Kelley and Hines accounted for the other two. Ventura place-kicked three conversions for the other Rosedale scoring. Y Rosedale managed to tie up the score three times but it was not enough to overhaul the Olathe Eagles, who squeezed in a 27-26 victory. The scoring was divided among four backs with Poe scoring two touchdowns and Ventura and Savala one each. Ventura and Don White made the conversions. Rosedale's second victory of the season came with a 21-6 defeat of Turner. Wayne Poe again scored two touch- downs. Bill Hawkey, Mt. Marty quarterback, passed to Savala in the efid zone for the third. The Wildcats surprised the Kansas City sports world by playing the Argentine Mustangs on even terms for three quarters. The Mustangs finally scored in the fading minutes of play to give them a 14 to 7 victory and the city championship. Poeiscored both the Rosedale touch- down and the conversion. - The Wildcats ended up at the bottom of the City league and tied for third in the EKL. 53 'lfiiltli.htuumkll-'l9'l5:fix-5l'P5FETi2l'Q:1fZ5'f3l-5 f.', 3E7lf?-'if5?i- :ffl-Y-'fiii'-'.lfr .I.'59''-'SLLI'-Litwfrai...-1 ' '74 ff ' ju- .11 1-g 1, n 1 1 1 . . . 1 1 1, ., nf - r 1 is ,. 11: JK, , . 11,73 1.4.3. , .-A1 sv 1,1 , f.-f ,-. , -,-1 kr 3, vw.,-vv,fs.,,g7s,'..., .7 ,. sf- .X t 1 , 311' 11-1.1 A ,111 as -rw.1,.x1-.ff,.vg1,--gr 1 1 .s,,.fs.- ,QA '1.',, 14,-.-ff 1.:-1' ' J ' ' ' A1 1 f M42 11 ..-- Li -A...-.. X 512111. -1'-1.19m1:-1S--Q11-tg-,1g1.iS'f,-. i..1ggx. - I Q-511:t:a-1.21-.Q-'L'L2-5,'fl.i '1..1i-Q,..gp-5' 1 'QE,1,l,lJf'i.Q.:.- 1 1 l 1 l l 1 Beryl White, guard: Kansas City Kansan first team, EKL first team. Robert Hines, end: Kansas City Star second team, EKL first team, Kansas City Kansan honorable mention. Bill Hawkeykquarterback: EKL second team. 1 Iohn Walker, tackle: Kansas City Star second team, Kansas City Kansan first team, EKL second team. Art Lawrence was Rosedale's head football coach for his six- teenth straight year. Rosedale Rosedale Rosedale Rosedale Rosedale Rosedale Rosedale Rosedale Wayne Poe, halfback Knot shownl: Kansas City Star first team, Kansas City Kansan first team, EKL first team, Northeast Kansas District all-star third team. , ,. , THE scoREBoAnD 12 25 Westport 1 inyt ward V..kk Bonner Springs Paola Washington Olathe Turner Argentine 24 2 4 ,. f.. 0 f 20 . 4 fs, . . s4. .nv 6 19 20 27 I . AQ,-y. 26 27 tns, , 1. 21 6 .,,., ,..,. . 1, 7 14 ' , ' ..,' I William Sipes served as Rose- dale's line coach and assistant coach for his fourth year. 1 ,,,.,,, 1, ,, ,, , ,, M, ,, A 5 1 1-'T - raiigj'-51 1 Y- K ',2'3'g'fi3fT'57f:'5'?'?f ' ' f'7iil1Tg Q '7 W 31 6 ,X 2' w K 2 X I 1 1 - ' '14, -1 1, 1, 17111--1-WMS...-zs1,.-, ,Q 1 , 1 141.-1 w. ,s1,s1,Q QQ! Q5 'sK 1 P 1 f Q . , Pi, Q mf 0 C 4 a 5 A? 1 f , 1 my , Q x V 7 V pf , ,. Q, P., NM Mfffff Q X Y A .fx ,ff f 44,1 my 24, 4 2 , ,f a' 4 I wwe Q 1 -,,,,.-we ff-1-'iff 111 1 11' 5 131 1,11 1 1 1 111 13 1' 1 ,H 111 11 I 111 1111. 1115 1, I 11? N. 11 U11 1111 1 1 11' 1 1 11,j 1 11, Q11 1 111 1 1 1 3 7 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 112 W 1 1 115 N11 1,1 X 1 1 1 T1 , 1 it lm l ll 1 11 11 1111111 21111111 11111 1311, 1 1111 1 W! 1111? 111111. 1111! iillip 111111 11'1 1 .1111 12131 111 11? lit 12' 12 111 '11 'W 13 I1 lf? It We ,l111.i1 111,11 'ill 111' !1ig 21111 111ml 1111311 11111 151l1iE 111' 12 , , 11,1 111' iglwi W M1111 1111111 :W 111,11 ,. 1111l1lZ, 1111115 11, I, 111111 511111 111311 1,1111 W 11,1335 1111 t Wllll 11111111 W ,131 1.,111Q 1111111 1911111 EL 1 111,111 1111? 121 1 win 1111 1151! 111 1 1 11111 111' 11111 1 11 '11 11111 1,1111 1 '11' 1111 111 151' H 1 11 11,1 11311 11 ' '1 IJ! l ,E 11 I 1, X1 ,3 111' 'QIQ 11 ' '11 ,,5,qy.i, 1 X5 gli? 'AI lfggir , . , I M ' Pictured above is the 1950-51 sophomore football team which enioyed a fairly successful season under the coaching of Mr. Rollin Wanamaker. Front row, left to right, lames Webb, Phil Bren- nan, Wayne Hanna. Harold Peterson, Billie Ray, and Charles Harris. Second row, Keith Hankins, Rex Wall, Eugene Charlier, Iimrny Price, Ted Wilson, and Clark Martell. Third row, Bob Estes, Iames Smith, Alden Fish, Don Wright, Billy Pennington. Iohn Reed, and Coach Wanamaker. Outstanding players of the year were Hanna, Estes, and Brennan in the backfield with Wall and Hankins on the line. The above picture is the freshman football team which lost five out of five games under the direction of Mr. George Hawks and Mr. Myron McAfee. Top row, left to right, Ronnie Thompson, Glen Hartman, Iim Bedsworth, Oscar Smith. Larry Evans, Reynaldo Montoya. and Larry Thomas. Second row, Coach McAfee, Louis Meiia, lack Callahan, Ion Bailey, Rowland Byerley, Terry Terril, Nxkmgyltgsjp- 4 :I X Q-Etilzfghxxx: ry- .3S3L'f:ElX'1:gf?flL. N,LTT:.T,::1 . Iohn Scherer, lim Frazier, Raymond Finlre, and Coach Hawks. 4' Bottom row, Kenneth Atwell. Robert Martin, Larry Edwards, Don Tierney, Charles Trauth, and Iohn Boyce. Outstanding players of the year were Trauth and Tierney in the backfield while Byerley and Meiia were stalwarts on the line. Y r. , . ,,..' -V 4. -' , - f - - -1 - -,,., 9511. f ,..'.:.L 55591. ,hnbSi2.I.-.lr.'k'2i. ' ' 1 .'N '+ivf'r:,ggi17f:'+ve-'.,-I 'LF -of f , 5 -tw.: -s . ,,. .mines ,ft t..,xX-.AfiE+22fThe'iQ..:..v -.lik.TSMSJEff!,tflsbfm?3'15.g7.'ff?s'l1i.E,'i:f-l'?3l'ffJ'r'?-f'27f.f.'lP5f5.5'iinS::Qll?cr5f Bill Hawkey, above, won his second varsity basketball letter this year at a forward position. Hawkey, a sen- ior, was chosen on the EKL and City all-star second team. Hawkey scored over 100 points during the regular season and tournament games, which averages about tive points per game. Beryl White, below. lettered lor his first time 'on the varsity team. White. a guard, was high scorer at the second Paola game, the only time Dale Majors did not make scoring honors. White, along with Hawkey, did a good share of the rebounding tor the Wildcat live. Rosedale Southwest Rosedale Argentine Rosedale Shawnee Mission Rosedale Turner . Rosedale Wyandotte Rosedale Ward Rosedale Washington Rosedale Bonner Springs Rosedale Olathe Rosedale Paola Rosedale Tumer Ros'edale Paola Rosedale Washington Rosedale Argentine Rosedale Bonner Springs Rosedale Ward Rosedale Olathe Rosedale Wyandotte Regional Tournament Rosedale 70 53 lmmaculatta Rosedale 43 55 St. Agnes Rosedale 4 l 40 Washington Dale Majors, above. was the high scoring player ever participating on a Rosedale team. Majors scored 393 points over a Zl-game span for a 19.17 average, which was one of the highest class A averages in the state. Majors also led the EKL scor- ing with 201 points in 10 games. Majors was chosen on practically every all-star team lor which he was eligible. This includes all the high school newspapers' teams in this part oi the state, and the Kansas City newspapers' all-star teams. He also contributed 20 points to setting a new school record for the most points scored by a Rosedale team, 70. Majors' highest single game per- formance was .33 against Argentine, and his lowest, 4 against Paola. Although he played less' than most of the other starters. Dave Ross. above, came in second in team scor- ing while earning his first basket- ball letter. Most of Ross's scoring came at the last of the season. He scored over half of his 125 points in the last six games. Ioe Ventura, below, landed his second varsity letter .at a guard slot. Although he did not score very many of the team's points, Ventura could always be counted on to keep calm in a close game. Ventura's highest score of the year, eight points, was contributed to setting the new school record tor a team total. ,-. . g- 51 .Q I II I I I I I NI II I I II I 4,f,C,-t ,,.,,I,,. 14 ,,,g:f,,33':.,f'g,a-'ff me 1 f P ft M Manuel Savala, above, lettered for his second year on the varsity squad. Sa- vala, a senior, occupied a gudffd position. Shown above is Mr. Ros- coe Brown, who coached l the Rosedale team this year. - David Cline, above, won his first letter as a guard. C1ine's best performance came at the regional toum- ament. Carl Rocha,. a senior, earned his first letter at forward. Rocha s c o r e cl most of his points on long set shots. The Rosedale Wildcats this year finished the season with an eight won, ten lost rec- ord and added a trophy for third place in the regional tournament to their collection. The Wildcats upset a strong Ward team and defeated Turner, league champion and regional winner. The 'Cats also came very close to upsetting Wyandotte, one of the two teams to beat Rosedale twice. Washing- ton, which finished below Rosedale in league play, was the other team. As usual, Rosedale did not have a tall team, with none of the regulars over five feet, ten inches tall. Rosedale's team was composed entirely of seniors, but next season should be a dif-f ferent story. Several outstanding sophomores and juniors saw action on the second team and offer a promising team for .Coach Ros- coe Brown to work with next year. Iohn Atchley, a b o v e , was the tallest man on the team. Atchley, a senior. received his first letter. Donald B e a c h . above. was student manager for his first year. 54 III. I 'Vx'-g k S 3 'Ei .'qr'32:t?fg'.RE '-. 5:gfI.2?SL.fgQ:xg:iE':1,r's,:gZjf5,f.-611 13. Q1,233-riqi.-733,-gripg:M':'5g,'.3:aQ5!-L25:ngixjj ,QQ -' 5939 .F?gli3'tw 755 i7Qi?M?p'4H -MXH-13 it HI r I 1 I I I I FMF' I I I I I I V I I I I I ny. V.. Punta: 1 Jn I 1.1-,'.Qc,7.-Jiiifrrf,-11-.gil.', if- f 1--r f f- -' - e - , Ek 1. - KSQQC. ,QQ ,MQ- Mr Rollin Wcmcrmcxker c-'aff X154 K 0 ACQ- .if . The Rosedale high school second team Cabovel this year won six games while losing twelve, Morris Kelley was the team's high scorer with 134 points. Wayne Hanna and Don White were second and third respectively, with ll4 and 82 points. l Seated in the picture are Hanna, Claude Barnes, White, Kelley, and Phil Brennen. Standing, Bill Brent, Lee France, Glenn Mealman, Bob Estes, Ioe Prue, Clark Martell, Harold Peterson, and Don Wright. The eleven boys shown below made up the fresh- man team which competed for the first time in the freshman Eastern Kansas league. The team was coached by Mr. Rollin Wanamaker. Back row, left to right, Reynaldo Montoya, Rocky Calahan, Bob Hurt, Charles Trauth, Louis Mejia, and Iohnny Pusch. Front row, Robert Martin, Glen Hartman, Ion Bailey, Don Tierney, and Iohn Boyce. F 7 ':: fd -4 Q0 MP' ft-tl' Mr. William Sipes -A R 'r 14-naw' 't 5 K 4 ' Lk f se- fm,- V , I ...- , I I -fc 9 X X . LAN Q 'I-vi! 0 xg ! nli Q Mr. George Hawks Pictured above is the, eighth grade basketball team. Mr, Ari Lqwfence Three boys in the group, Larry Pike, Larry Langle, and Freddy McClelland, were outstanding for the year. In the back row, left to right, are Langle, Iirri Clark, Dean Wall, Donald Stith, Billy Brazeal, Iirn Taylor, Dale Vaughn, Charles Morris, and Kenneth Bell. Middle row, Donald Lohrengel, Bill Gray, McClel- land, Ioe Rappold, George Lasho, Carter Kerr. Front row, Tom Dewberry, David Berry, Walter Lewis, Pike, Ierry Keltner, and Robert Heary. For the first time for several years Rosedale spon- sored a seventh grade team. The team should be called the 100-pound squad, since one of the require- ments for playing was a lOO-pound weight limit. This limit kept several players who would otherwise have been eligible for play oft the team. Standing in the back row are Steven Sanders, Larry Lawrence, Walter Hawkey, and Richard Briscoe. Front row, Tommy Morgan, David Woolery, Robert Tague, Robert Krisko, and Don Leullen. al Z I I I I I I I ,I I I I I I I I I I I I -I -. 2 ,- -1, - - . .1 rg,-.1 - I gf,::1: '?'1fQk1,xifff'F-QT''t'5TI.5E,'ff'4lf-.T ri, '- '1:f.'f 22:5-.-fe-r 'I K rf-sfsrcstrwiitta --vttttftftlislit',eaS24tti23.t,x?iff3fZrt..- if ef- 4 sr - ef ef I I I I 1 I I .1-f Y H , . . A V . fr-e'.Q.L'-3... ,, LA 'mf , -ff-' r,. , , yy -ysk.-1 lg.. .34 , 3 ,-qua f ,--,- . , --,, ,,. - , . , , , , , , ,. , , . , X, , . . . JJ: .A . Li, xxx-. N,-sf 1.1-asa, gf 5- ,Q 5,1554 jg-fr 1' if 'ffl',gags-f,,. Q,i?f3g.jf,Q.v,f ,jeg 44-iilggffpijffrg l l Bill Hawkey, left, and Manuel Savala. both seniors and three-year lettermen. ' were elected co-captains of the 1951 track l l Ioe Yentura, senior, eamed his third letter as 1 a hurdler and relay man. Bob Estes, a very prom- ising sophomore dash man, was awarded his first lot- ter. Also competing in the hurdles was Robert Hines, a senior earning his third letter. Above is Bob Northcutt, a junior who lettered for his first time. l ll. ' lll l :V ' li l, , 14 l ,4, 'llll lull Vx ll l lll ll l X, l,, ,wx ll, rlf, lllll 'll ,l,l, flu' ,Nl lllll l v l'lPl ll til: llllll lfllll l,,,l, pl K E ll l lllll alll ll fl! l l ll vlll Q , l1ll llll' l E .,,. , lllill ' lllik team. Hawkey was an outstanding dash lllll man, and also threw the iavelin. Savala lem was a very outstanding distance runner. llwllil H .llll l . l ' ,.1 l 1' lg- l l, lg' - s ll 'l ll 1 l 'llll llll' l ljg ll 'lllll l Zllllfl lllll llll ll, l lzl lj lllll llllgl l llll llll flll l lf, ll fllll . lllglf A third Rosedale hurdler his secgnd R in 1119 high was Gene Hilt. a junior, lljll jump cmd jqvelin, who has l e t t e r e d two lli lll Don White. iunior, won years. ill 'WE lill l ,lll lv llg ill llll Jil' 'l ll W, llll l,ll, ,,,gl lvlll llll ll ,q ,XE ll W, ll :l,,, n ,, ll llt Winning his first letter in the 440-yard dash was lim Hinkle. a senior. Phil Brennen. a very speedy sophomore. won a letter on the relay teams. 57 . V-L5 -was h-.Q:l1.:Y -7 45,4 ,ffl , 4., . f -V .Vg?L7,75l:-y'!f,, -5.2 53 1qy,Mf ,, -i, IIIII 51:1 II! A I II II 'II I I1 III I 1 QIIH III II I 111 III 1 1 IIIIII IIIII 1iIII 1 I 1 III III IIIIII IINI 1 III. 1 3111 1 111 1 III I III, te'-Q 11 II 3I II 1 II 1: 11 Il I 1 1 11 1 III II I 1IiI I III I I 1 II' 1 1 I ll 1 I 11I II I1 III' II 1 I I I 1 11 I II !I II I1 1 I .II III E1 I .I II I 11 I1 I1 1 I I1 I ,III I1 :.'1 111 VIII1 111111 Q I1I'I1 ,Il-I 'III 1 1, 3.11 - i l'-1 ww., - 1 I 1 Rex Auen, q Senior-, wqg By running on the relay Next year's miler is Clar- Don Mlus' semfar' mfcu' 1 Q member of fhe mile relay teams, Claude Barnes, a ence Hayward, sophomore, fnulated Q11 of his Ipmfns fgqm, junior, received his first who lettered in that event ln the shot Put for hw hfsl letter. this year. M letter' Up to the time of publication, the Rosedale track team had enjoyed uh undefeated season in dual and triangular meets, and was favored to take the East Kansas league meet at Turner. I The cindermen defeated Argentine and Ward in a triangular season's opener, and afterwards chalked up victories over Turner, Bonner Springs, and Paola. The Wildcats also came in second at the Ottawa re- lays and third at the KU relays. I The 880-yard relay team, composed of Bill Hawkey, Robert Hines, Ioe Ventura, and Phil Brennen, set a new record at Ottawa, and the medley relay team, made up of Brennen, Hawkey, Claude Barnes, and Manuel Savala, set a new school record. I Art Lawrence successful- Assisfi-U9 C 0 sch Law- ly completed his seven- rence on the track tor the y teenth year as track men- gf'-lffh YGCU' WGS Wi11iUUl I tor. IPGS' I I I I I I I 1 I The junior high tracksters for 19511 are shown above. Back rowg George Lasho, Larry Thomas, Kenneth 1 In the front row are lleft to rightl Robert Marks, Atwell, Charles Trauth, Carter Kerr, loe Rappo1d,Iesse 1 Richard Hunt, Charles Morris, Billy Frazee, Billy Hol- Hubling, Gene Burns, Robert Martin, Rocky Calahcm. land, Kenny Bell, Larry Pike, and Iohn Boyce. and Reynaldo Montoya. Middle row: Charles Rhode, Bill Gray, Oscar Smith, The team was coached by Mr. George Hawks and Floyd Iewell, Robert Heary, George Keltner, Iimmy Mr. Rollin Wanamaker. I Clark, Ierry Strat, Louis Meiia, and Harry Roudebush. 51.Q.tf7QTi6 153ii31?1.i I-tT'lxTfN3-'lSsT?1.t15T+5ffi.t . W ' ly. -rfswdz fr, 'N ' -.,-exe,-H X -,w.J.,, , M... Q... ,, TA , I I dl U- QA, S- obit.: 5.3: .:,vJQ,1 Lvigifizgl-:x,:,5,,x-. kv. :K 43.gr-i5A,tT,Q:.n,L:,,'7i,g1,rfa,,, I 1, I lx A, X. , , ,--,.., . ,.,, ,i ,.,.,,.- MMM-. l 1 I I l I w Rosedale's golf team was coached this year by Mr. Roscoe Brown. The four boys in the picture above who made up the team, listed with their lowest scores, are tleit to rightl Bob Duroche, 86, Carl Pugh, 91, Bill Boggess, 73, and Charles Harris, 81. Up to the time oi this writing, the turf diggers had competed in three triangular meets and one dual meet. The Wildcats beat Turner and lost to Osawa- tomie in the first meet, won from Leavenworth and lost to Shawnee Mission in the second, and- lost to Southwest and Pem-Day in the third. The dual meet was a victory over St. Agnes. i 4 1 h ts for making National Athletic The four senior boys above who met' with the re- Ho.:-1o:Sre:cg:l:'exZ1?enbeing in the upper twenty-five per quirements are tleit to rightl Leonard Duroche, Bill cent of the class and earning at least one varsity letter Boggess, Terry Strong, and Bill Hawkey. in a major sport, or two letters in a minor sport. 'Y' I, ...- ,,f- -- - fjjfxhr 1 M' , .. -. ,, ,A F,f ,- ,1f,', .'l'..,. 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I I , VV,,V,.a,,,,,,,,,f , f ,, I I ,,.fZx.?5V, Gratney's drug store, also on the boule- vard. has long been a iavorite meeting place of the students i.n that vicinity. Shea Sundries. the closest store with fountain serv- ice is always jammed with students for hours after school's out. Shea's is located at Adams and 39th Street. Here are some more of those gals that go in for sports as soon as school is dimissed. These are the G.A.1-Lhgirls. 62 zfaswfssa fsvztw 'ft-tfhwei Q Diaffiit .Yi'3i2:Fi1?si' I ' Cole's drug store at 43rd and Lloyd supplies stud- ents with necessary school equipment and fountain service. Those students dramatically inclined can usually be found on the stage after school every night working on some play or etc. ,. - ,fx-:..,, . ,gp-. ,.,:,a-y .. .M -- .. svt..,,.- ' ',.sf7I.-,..ts.,.,.m.1Q.x an- vs-f-I cv-A-V f H - P . 'f 5 fi.l-Q Y 'Z' r- f ', . 1'-'J , f ' . 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Members in the Mitty club include Pat O'Neal, IoAnne Miller, Willa Stephens, Marcia Herring, Roberta Iohnson, llamae Hutton, laniece Chumley, Carol Kunz, Ann Tertlinger, Barbara Evans, Ioan Cline, Lorraine Martin, Marian Bailey, Carol Dee, and Sylvia Herman. The sophomore club, dubbed the Cu- teens , is an active organization meeting at the homes oi the various girl members. Their meetings consist oi discussions, entertain- ment, and refreshments. The club is also strictly social and has no donnection with the school except that all the members are Rosedale girls. Members include Roberta Hut- ton, Ftnn Hines, Lou Russell, Shirley Scherer, Evelyn Houltberg, Gail Proch, Pat Goulden, Doris Schoellkopi, Velma Hudspeth, Nancy Leavell. Norma Swanson, Pat Miller, and Beverly Rippetoe. X. . ,, e-- L.: L1j,,j.QLQ1.: gf-1gj.2'fj..3f'.-.-'ff' - I rims'-.ff fgfgfirrfpy, 'I 'fi-l',1'f'-. 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Centennial Belles of the 1 American Royal Coronation WL that is! This view of the annex shows a remorkably clear view of the downtown skyline. Above legs belongyto the aiore-mentioned belles. We'll let you sort them out. Under the direction of Miss Doris Hildebrand these stage stars are studying their lines lor roles in the iunior play, Strictly 1 Formal. M Smiling prenily for the camera me Viewing a Civil War battlefield are these lucky Seniors who took G flip to these seniors who took a field trip to Topeka and sat m on the meeting oi historical Lexington, Missouri the state legislature. ' 64 Hu tl11.i11s11. 1. 1 1 Rosedale boasts its own Cyrcmo de Ber- gerac. This Cyrano, alias Charles Hop- kins, was created by Terry Strong in sixth hour dramatics class. Pennies From Heaven might well be the theme tor this picture. The mem- bers ol the German Band. the Hungary Five, are picking up pennies tossed to them from students appreciating the Christmas carols played for them by the band the day before Christmas va- cation began. fra wrt 1. . . . -vs. l -S. C I ' i' xt -1- V 'F' '-'T 'fl A T - 1 -i ', ff' rf 7 U .X P FBWJ' ,-,1.'xl-'ivf-' . ? '7'?, 'f' .. . '-I,,.' K-P 'ILT N-r' '-1 .' ' ' -' If '- , 'H' f -, J e-is K ss., A' ' f ,.,-1. 1, -cf t 'EN 9'i'522f.t ',Gr?1- -r r- T lf'-tiff' fr m.r'f'f-sfffrfwifi' :.efazf+f-:'s..v: - 291' ' '-44'-L 4 lift-fli' A ae.-. BLK x. t. , Kiki.s..'Q.!i1f.Z..L!tS.ig,,J... F r,,D.., ,-Q.xj,':ln f..:v... . ..2-ff-?Z'x,f7-.A nn.. -,?f...rlCllfr7Eg?'5f?' .W ,...,,m,am Faces alight with eager anticipation these students descend irom the newly acquired school bus. Exercising some good old school spirit are these boys taking part rn a paper drive to supply money for a fellow student's hospitaliza- tion expenses. Maxine seems to like the cameraman but B. I. has a diiferent opinion, om' so the picture says. ,e.,5,A?,,.,3,py, I 3, ,L f ' vf:,3f'L ff . ,, fl , . if n uff gi t ft ,v, , ' Aj fi: f fa ,, v flaiwfio' f ,iri 1' 1' ff- - q v, ,Nw 1 ff! .f-4, f, - i . if if s t - M' ,f wffiffff' V , f ,W ' . Q 'L ,,47w.'.ya'Xffzf V W. .., fv Q ,. U f M V, .2 X W 1, M?.,,H X ,2 ' JifWf f,,hf! 'V A fs M fwyf Pin-ups for the girls to admire this year are the Miller boys. D011 Gnd B019- will i These students trying so hard to outdo each other in assuming an intelligent look tor the camera are par- ticipants on the It Pays To Be Smart program. Iohn Walker. Iim Merritt, Ruby Woolery, Earl Funk, Terry Strong and Hale Parker. The Winnah! lim Merritt! Proving that it pays to be smart . . . yeah. S25 worth! L . P The boys demanded a pin-up too! lWe put this one in for the hair-doll Nice, hrnmmm mmmm? Bobbie Iohnson. Embarrassing for them, but we like it! Trobaugh, Dee. Cline and Chumley, when they were young?, innocent? and shy?! 65 ,, Q., .-7,4- ',ff,,a,-rr-'3,ff,gf .4--f., 9,5 -xi:-,. .Mgt 4...-,, wig, .1. ,, J Isl Vw it if-W tl? fil ii-YI tgv 5,13 ww 1, will s m 1. , :H t!5:, x-yr iii? J ' ,, mr :Ella 1 E' w 1 ll' 1 Q QM M 'l tw, ml! l ,M N V :N yt U, w l ffl L gif N 1 1 ww ii il' .tht 91:1 :w l t will 'wt itll 1 l .Jil Xl! its tilt I QM all , tl! ,s, 'HH tits thx lt ist ,EEE ll if 1 ' ln UQ ,tg W A If ll vltl ni HL it .I y.t El It - tis? 'ti l it 31 ' t ii! wil tl l WL: li l tp at :jf ll wi ll it .. tx t It ll it u il gli My itll lla! it? ,Etta 'nig MH M ell! mi f it .ll ' Z UN 2 wit? I li L 'fl P 133 x iw, + ,tl N ul? lf' W, 5 'Jill li' t l ZH 'EH lin? Mlm' Vit, 1. w ,.-,N .J ilu! ' W if :wt -f- - sr-u.,,, -' ': W , ' - :-, - 'N' 11-- V- wr- 1- f ' 2 - - rf f -r - .'., V. W' f .,' --. ' X1 1 - P' C -.5-N' .:f2'.v:-3,f':-7 izff- 3-74:::'1e:'fQfTT-+int., .. L i '?:jf': ',. 11,143 f.2?f,ki,'t1,w'1'...fff7'X pn.. 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We never quite figured out iust what Carl Rocha and Ann Terllinger were doing in this snap of the senior party, but Rex Allen seems to be getting a big kick out of it. Passing a lilesaver on a toothpick was one of the highlights ot the evening. Here we have Mr. Wanamaker trying ibut not too hardl to take it away from Babs Evans. Ianiece iust stands looking on, licking her chops. -if : Qk- '-wifi 4Q.'E'7f' 3 - .XY -Qi -'J1,ff-'f1'l?:f'fZf ff ' f i ,,'. f?ig,Q1.sjgiy:2Q 'f.1 p 'L-11yfs.j50,,g1:pt..3 .1, .x,,. f A ,.,1 .. ,.,. ' ' 4. Me . W, ., ...NA . . . -W ' 4' .1 K 4- stwev, 1 tk ' 1 f 'f'W ' , f4S.fQ,Q,EjQQ.3 1. z5,K?i?0 A7 H.,44,??,.5fy,1,4 f 1, ,, ,elif-7y'mf5ffmf'51 V X1 . v 5 ,M , . X 1 . 1 31 1 QW-'1' ' - 1 - 11 1 -'il M1 Y 1, i , 1 Q1 ' FL' -v .,,. ' , 5,-Q, .I-1.ss.. ,1f Q y,g,:T5. V ' A X2 Gene Anderson took the prize lor the most or- iginal costume. He wore an old-fashioned night shirt. complete with cap. 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ONGCII Hale Parker 72 x A r 1 fi--al' - ,w'e,- ima! moz ocdelq Thlrteen eemors were selected for membersh1p ln the Nahonal Honor SOC19tY the hrghest honor to Whlch a h1gh school student can asplre These semors were m the upper twenty f1V9 percent of the class scholashoaily and hnal selecuons were made by the faculty Membership 1r1 the soc1ety 1S based on scholarshlp character, leadershlp, and SGFVICS Mlss Eva Carstensen 1S the faculty sponsor for the group NAT! O NAL, HONQR 5oc,:eT Y G Z 7 X .52 Leonard Duroche 1 6 5 'fy 96 X 4igfigfWf 115' 1 f ! ,W ,gf 1 mm 52731996 Q0 if ey e fy gf,f4.i? 'fQ !fZ1 ' . . .X -' sf, 1 f prry , fgftifff yiee i ' ' P g f .,.--,I mira'-. ,5 17 ,V -f Lois Merritt Anne Miller Ruby Woolery 3v.,Q wzlffffiq-1'151755-T77f'17'1lf 5l'ix!0'?. f'L,'Xi?-QWi'Z'??39Q5'i.x f fIz'Fe.'- f.'.'2+ -T75i'f13:,1 -1,'f-'i?T1',7-Vafi'-'-,.'7L, ea Q21-sizvfzgs' .11'f1':i 1214:--'ffifre-A 4:-o -f - -V - -' -- ., . .'.. - , :L Bill Hawkey-Hi-Y, 2,3,4: President, 2: Secretary, 3: Student Council, 3: Vice. President, 3: Delphian, 4: Vice-President, 4: Football, l,2,3,4: Co-Captain, 4: Basket- ball, l,2,3,4: Track, 2,3,4: Band, l,'2,3,4: Orchestra, 2,3,4: Music Festival, l,2,3,4: Talent Show, 4: Gym Show, Z: Iunior Play Committee, 3: Senior Play Committee, 4: Prom Committee, 3: Class Officer, 3: Presi- dent, 3: Home Room Officer, l: President, 1: The best portion of a good man's life, his little, nameless, unremembered acts of kindness and of love. -Wordsworth. Charlotte Dale-Y-Teens, 2,3,4: Publicity Chairman, 4: Pep Club, l,2,3,4: Thespian, 4: Delphian, 4: Commercial Club, 4: GAA, 1:23.47 Secretary. 4: Gym Show, 2: Iunior Plat' Committee, 3: Senior Play, 4: Thes- pian Play, 4: Prom Committee, 3: Office Help, 4: Home Room Officer, 3,4: President, 3: Treasurer, 4: Crookbearer, 3: The very pink of perfection. -Goldsmith. Iohn Becker-Hi-Y, 2: Football, 4: Golf, 3,4: Gym Show, 2: Pleasure and action make the hours seem short. -Shake speare. Barbara Byrd-Y-Teens, 2, 3: Pep Club, l,3,4: Commercial Club, 4: GAA, 1: Gym Show, 2: Iunior Play Committee, 3: Senior Play Committee, 4: Fashion Show, l,2: Home Room Officer, l,Z: Secretary, 1: President, 2: A friend may well be reck- oned the masterpiece of Nature. -Emer- son. Iohn Atchley-Hi-Y, 2,3,4: Devotional Chair- man, 3: Treasurer, 4: Spanish Club, 4: Thespian, 3,4: Delphian, 4: Football, 4: Basketball, 4: .Gym Show, 2: Dramatics Play, 3: lunior Play, 3: Prom Committee, 3: A king can make a nobleman, but only God can make a gentleman. -American Proverb. Ann Terflinger-Art Club, 4: Y-Teens, l,2, 3,4: Treasurer, 4: Pep Club, 2,3,4: Delphian, 4: GAA, l: Orchestra, 1: Music Festival, l: Gym Show, Z: Rosedalian Staff, 4: Assist- ant Circulation Manager, 4: Librarian, 4: Iunior Play Committee, 3: Senior Play Committee, 4: Prom Committee, 3: Fashion Show, l,2: Crookbearer, 3: Life is not S0 short but that there is always time enough for courtesy. -Emerson. as ef1r+f'Ti.','f'l'E51i-??:.' ' t + 7 1 'J Helen Ianiece Chumley-Y-Teens, 2,3: Pep Club, 2,3,4: Secretary, 3: President, 4: Thespian, 3,4: Delphian, 4: Commercial Club, 3,4: GAA, l,2,3,4,: Secretary, l: Gym Show, 2: Rosedalian Staff, 4: Annual Staff, 4: Editor, 4: Dramatics Play, 3: lunior Play, 3: Thespian Play, 4: Prom Committee, 3: Home Room Officer, l: President, 1: Fa- shion Show, l: Freshman Graduation Speech, l: Crookbearer, 3: Honor Roll, l,2,3,4: The fairest garden in her looks, and in her mind the wisest books. - Coveley. Dale Maiors-Football, 4: Basketball, 3,4: Iunior Play Committee, 3: Wyandotte, 2: Rosedale, l,3,4: lt is not strength, but art obtains the prize. -Pope. Maxine Briscoe-Y-Teens, 2,3,4: President, 4: Pep Club, l,2,3,4: Cheerleader, 4: Del- phian, 4: GAA, l,2,3,4: Vice-President, 4: Talent Show, l: Gym Show, 2: Rosedalian Staff, 4: Assistant Editor, 4: Annual Staff, 4: Assistant Editor,' 4: lunior Play Com- mittee, 3: Senior Play, 4: Prom Committee, 3: Home Room Officer, 2,3:' Secretary, 2: President, 3: Fashion Show, l,2: Safety Essay, School and City, 3: Honor Roll, 4: l must laugh and dance and sing. Youth is such a lovely thing. -Thomas. Lenora Buchanan-Y-Teens, 2,3: Pep Club, l,2,3,4: Student Council, 4: Commercial Club, 3,4: Secretary, 3: Vice-President, 4: GAA, l: Gym Show, 2: Iunior Play Com- mittee, 3: Senior Play Committee, 4: Fashion Show, l,2: Home Room Officer, l,2: Vice- President, l: Treasurer, 2: Manner, not gold, is a woman's best aclornlnent. - Menancler. Ruby Woolery-Y-Teens, 2,3: Pep Club, 4: Student Council, 3,4: President, 4: Del- phian, 4: GAA, 2: Orchestra, l,2: Opefretta, 1: Music Festival, l,2: Gym Show, 2: Rose- dalian Staff, 3,4: Picture Editor, 3: Editor, 4: Annual Staff, 3,4: Activity Editor, 4: Assist- ant Class Editor, 3: Quill and Scroll, 3,4: Iunior Play Committee, 3: Prom Committee, 3: Home Room Officer, 2: President, 2: Crookbearer, 3: Fashion Show, 3: Honor Roll, l,2,3,4: Those about her shall read the perfect way of honour. -Shakespeare. Terry Strong-l-li-Y, 2,3,4: Chairman, 2,3,4: Thespian, 3,4: Football, l,2,3,4: Track, 3,4: Glee ctub, 1,2,3,4, vice-President, 3, Presi- dent, 4: Operettcr, Z: Music Festival, l,2,3,4: Talent Show, 3,4: Gym Show, 2: lunior Play, 3: Senior Play, 4: Thespian Play, 4: Prom Committee, 3: Class Officer, l: Presi- dent, l: Home Room Officer, 2,3: Vice- President, 2: President, 3: Freshman Grad- uation Speech, l: Young in limbs, in judgment old. -Shakespeare, 73 ELEM-7 it ip I .tl 5 , t t t t 1 it it l I 5, I 1 ag 1 ':rr-T Pff 11'e,.,,-,gs-1 ' ,ff ey,-:f 1 eff - '7 f5v:'3-3-YZ?'57'::fff'::-Q 'f?t':'7',?u'l-RMT 'iii'-if 1f' ,'.,'e zffffag e'J ' '- t I f t -urns:-7,:..xg.c:'.n'e1f-fze' --5'-' L12 ,Jeff if W-.,'a:1i'4r'f:eEJ ' - ff - S- 1 u -5-'It1.N.et1 te e-'mx - Q17 1 , Beryl White-Hi-Y, 2,3,45 Service Chair- man, 2,35 Football, l,2,3,45 Basketball, 1, 2,3,45 Golf, 3,45 Gym Show, 25 Rosedalian Staff, 45 Annual Staff, 45 Assistant Sports Editor, 45 Iunior Play Committee, 35 Senior Play Committee, 45 Prom Committee, 35 Home Room Officer, 3,45 Treasurer, 35 Secretary, 45 Gentleman is written legibly on his brow. -Colman. Ioan Cline-Y-Teens, 2,35 Pep Club, 'l,2,3,45 Cheerleader, l,3,45 Student Council, 35 Sec- retary-Treasurer, 35 Commercial. Club, 3,45 Secretary, 45 GAA, l,2,3,45 Secretary, 25 Glee Club, 35 Operetta, 35 Music Festival, 35 Gym Show, 25 Iunior Play Committee, 35 Prom Committee, 35 Money Collector, 15 Fashion Show, l,3,45 Golf Tournament, 35 Home Room Officer, 35 Secretary, 35 Fresh- man Graduation Speech, 15 Crookbearer, 35 Honore Roll, 2,35 She is pretty to walk with, and witty to talk with, and pleasant, too, to think on. -Suckling. Carol Goebel-Spanish Club, 3,45 Horizon Club, 45 Glee Club, 3,45 Operetta, 3,45 Music Festival, 3,45 Iunior Play Committee, 35 Money Collector, 45 Home Room Officer, 35 Vice-President, 35 Rosedale, 3,45 A peace above all earthly dignities, a still and quiet conscience. -Shakespeare. Robert Miller-Hi-Y, 2,3,45 Delphian, 45 Gym Show, 25 Rosedalian Staff, 3,45 Sports Editor, 35 Assistant Sports Editor, 45 Annual Staff, 3,45 Assistant Sports Editor, 35 Sports Editor, 45 Ouill and Scroll, 3,45 Iunior Play Committee, 35 Senior Play, 45 Prom Com- mittee, 35 Fashion Show, 35 School Corre- spondent for Kansas City Kansan, 35 Kan- sas City Star, 3,45 Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm. -Emerson. Ellen Rose Scherer--Y-Teens, l,2,35 Pep Club, 1,2,3,4: Secretary, 45 Student Council, 35 Commercial Club, 3,45 GAA, l,2,3,45 Treasurer, 35 Glee Club, 45 Operetta, 45 Music Festival, 45 Gym Show, 25 Senior Play Committee, 45 Prom Committee, 35 Crookbearer, 35 Small cheer and great welcome makes a merry feast. -Shakes peare. lames Merritt-Hi-Y, 2,3,45 Delphian, 45 Football, 3,45 Band, l,2,35 Orchestra, l,2,35 Operetta, l,2,35 Music Festival, l,2,35 Talent Show 25 Knowledge is more than equiv- alent to force. -Iohnson. 74 Carol Marie Dee-Y-Teens, l,2,35 Vice- President, 35 Pep ciub, 1,2,3,4, Cheer- leader, 153,45 Delphian, 45 Secretary, 45 Commercial Club, 3,45 GAA, 15 Glee Club, l,2,35 Secretary, 35 Operetta, 2,35 Music Festival, 2,35 Gym Show, 25 Rosedalian Staff, 45 Page Editor, 45 Annual Staff, 45 Senior Class Editor, 45 Iunior Play Com- mittee, 35 Prom Committee, 35 Home Room Officer, 1,25 President, 15 Vice-President, 25 Fashion Show, 1,45 Crookbearer, 35 Honor Roll, 45 To do easily what is difficult for others is the mark of talent. -Amiel. Richard Magee-1-li-Y, 25 Football, 1,25 Basketball, 1,35 Gym Show, 25 Iunior Play Committee, 35 Senior Play Committee, 45 Prom Committee, 35 A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance. --Proverb. Nona Brice--Spanish Club, 3,45 Horizon Club, 45 Treasurer, 45 Rosedalian Staff, 45 Business Manager, 45 Annual Staff, 45 Class Editor, 45 Iunior Play Committee, 35 Prom Committee, 35 Crookbearer, 35 Home Room Officer, 35 Treasurer, 35 Her voice was ever soft, gentle, and low, an excellent thing in woman. -Shakespeare. Willa Stephens-Y-Teens, 2,3,45 Treasurer, 35 Secretary, 45 Pep Club, 45 Student Coun- cil, 1,45 Delphian, 45 Glee Club, 15 Music Festival, 15 Gym Show, 25 Rosedalian Staff, 3,45 Assistant Business Manager, 35 Ad- vertising Manager, 45 Annual Staff, 35 Assistant Activities Editor, 35 Ouill and Scroll, 3,45 Iunior Play, 35 Prom Committee, 35 Class Officer, 2,45 Treasurer, 25 Presi- dent, 45 Home Room Officer, lg President, 15 Fashion Show, 2,3,45 Crookbearer, 35 But to see her was to love her. -Burns. Manuel Savala--Art Club, 45 Football, l,2,3,45 Basketball, l,2,3,45 Track, l,2,3,45 Gym Show, 25 A truly modest fellow. -- Horace. Nancy Iones-Y-Teens, 25 Pep Club, l,2,35 Student Council, 25 Commercial Club, 3,45 Glee Club, 45 Operetta, 45 Music Festival, 4: Gym Show, 25 Senior Play Committee, 4: Prom Committee, 35 Class Officer, 35 Vice- President, 35 Home Room Officer, 2g Secre- tary, 25 Crookbearer, 35 The sweetest thing that ever grew beside a human door. -Wordsworth. fa. f'N :'?1:t? t tit, 'SP!21t5f1fff1vefS. 'ire'-Q2'Hs+1ee:e5rieef5:e1'i4regimen,-.zgvsrc1-sn swfff:ee-:ei:521re:ff 'f:is-Mixerf r ,. s3m4.-:,.,,e:323!:::?5s4fiicukQfW' T Hsesiemkiv. Leonard Duroche-l-li-Y, 2,3,4: Publicity Chairman, 2: Treasurer, 3: Vice-President, 4: Student Council, 2: Deiphian, 4: T1-eqs. urer,4: Football, l,2,3: Track, l,2,3,4: Band, 3,4: Orchestra, l,2,3,4: Student Director, 3: Operetta, 2,3,4: Music Festival, l,2,3,4: Talent Show, 4: Gym Show, 2: Senior PlGY. 4: Thespian Play, 4: Class Officer, 3: Cheerleader, 3: Freshman Graduation Speech, l: VFW Contest, 3: One Club, 3,4: Mind is the great lever of all things: human thought is the process by which human ends are ultimately answered. - Webster. Barbara Io Craig-Art Club, 4: Treasurer, 4: Y-Teens, l,2,3,4: Publicity Chairman, 3: Assistant Finance Chairman, 4: Pep Club, l,2,3,4: Horizon Club, 3: GAA, l,2,3,4: Operetta, 1: Music Festival, 2: Talent Show, 1.2: Gym Show, 2: Dramatics Play, 3: lunior Play Committee, 3: Senior Play, 4: Student Director, 4: Thespian Play, 4: Senior Play Committee, 4: Prom Commit- tee, 3: Fashion Show, 2: Home Room Offi- cer, 2: Secretary, 2: A thing of beauty is a joy forever. -Keats. Don Mills-l-li-Y, 2: Treasurer, 2: Spanish Club, 3: Treasurer, 3: Football, 4: Gym Show, 2: Men of few words are the best men. -Shakespeare. Sally Adams-Art Club, 4: Vice-President, 4: Senior Play Committee, 4: Georgia, 1,2: Manuel, 3: Rosedale, 4: She can be imi- tated by none nor paralelled by none but herself. -Unknown. Rex Allen-Hi-Y, 2,3,4: Service Chairman, 4: Delphian, 4: Football, 1,2,3,4: Track, 3: Gym Show, 2: Iunior Play Committee, 3: Prom Committee, 3: Class Officer, 3,4: Treasurer, 3: Vice-President, 4: Home Room Officer, l,2: President, 1: TFGGSUIGY, 2: Fashion Show, 3: l-low the wit brightens, how the style refines, -Pope. lla Mae Hutton-Thespian, 3,4: Delphian, 4, GAA, l,2: Band, 2,3,4: Orchestra, 1,2,3,4: Secretary, 4: Music Festival, 2,3,4: Talent Show, 2,3,4: Gym Show, 2: Rosedalian Staff, 3,4: Assistant Business Manager, 3: Annual Staff, 3,4: Assistant Feature Editor, 3: Feature Editor, 4: DFCIHGUCS PIGYI 31 Iunior Play, 3: Th9SPiGU PICIYI 4? Senior Play Committee, 4: Prom Committee, 3: Graduation Program, 1: Honor Roll, 1: Young heads are giddy, YOUNG heflfls we gay. -Cowper. Io Anne Miller-Y-Teens, 2,3: Cabinet Mem- ber, 3: Pep Club, 2,3,4: Student Council, 2: Thespian, 3,4: Vice-President, 4: Delphian, 4: GAA, l,2,3,4: Gym Show, 2:,Dramatics Play, 3: Iunior Play, 3: Senior Play, 4: Thespian Play, 4: Prom Committee, 3: Class Officer, 1: Treasurer, l: Fashion Show, l: Crookbearer, 3: Honor Roll, 3,4: For truth is precious and divine. -Butler. Don Miller-Hi-Y, 2,35 Pep Club, 4: Student Council, 3: Thespian, 3,4: President, 4: Delphian, 4: Band, 2,3: Orchestra, 2,3: Operetta, 2,3: Music Festival, 2,3: Talent Show, 4: Gym Show, Z: Iunior Play, 3: Senior Play, 4: Thespian Play, 4: Prom Committee, 3: One'Club, 2: Shawnee Mis- sion, l: Rosedale, 2,3,4: The glory of a firm, capacious mind. -Pope. Barbara Glenn-Y-Teen, 2,3: Pep Club, l,Z,3,4: Delphian, 4: Commercial Club, 4: GAA, l,2,3,4: Treasurer, 4: Gym Show, 2: Iunior Play Committee, 3: Senior Play Com- mittee, 4: Prom Committee, 3: Such joy ambition finds. -Milton. Alice Corbin-Y-Teens, 2,3: Pep Club, 2,3: Glee Club, 4: Operetta, 4: Music Festival, 4: Talent Show, 4: Gym Show, 2: Iunior Play Committee, 3: Prom Committee, 3: Senior Play Committee, 4: Home Room Offi- cer, 2: Treasurer, 'Z: My way must be straight out. True with the tongue, false ,wth the heart-l cannot be. -Schiller. ,, if Roberta Iohnson-Y-Teens, l,Z,3:' Pep Club, 2,3,4: Delphian, 4: GAA, 2: Glee Club, l,2,3,4: Operetta, Z,3,4: Music Festival, l,2,3,4: Gym Show, 2: Rosedalian Staff, 4: Business Manager, 4: Annual Staff, 4: Pic- ture Editor, 4: Iuriior Play Committee, 3: Senior Play Committee, 4: Prom Committee, 3: Class Officer, 3: Secretary, 3: ln youth and beauty, wisdom is but rare. -Pope. Edward McCabe-l-li-Y, Z,3,4: Publicity Chairman, 3: Student Council, l,4: Treas- urer, 4: Spanish Club, 3: Thespian, 4: Football, l,2,3,4: Track, 3,4: Glee Club, 4: Music Festival, 4: Operetta, 4: Gym Show, 2: Rosedalian Staff, 3,4: Assistant Editor, 3: Annual Staff, 4: Advertising Manager, 4: Dramatics Play, 4: Iunior Play, 3: Thespiari Play, 4: Iunior Play Committee, 3: Senior Play Committee, 4: Thespian, 4: Prom Com- mittee, 3: Home Room Officer, l,3: Presi- dent, l,3: Freshman Graduation Speech, 1: Student Announcer, fl: I am a part of all that I have met. -Tennyson. 75 N , ,. e, P.-y - ,f, -,'-f,-'fwfr3--.Sir .--'::'i11e'?e'.2Er-e flfrm--1N-W'-1u.,,p:.,-.j1. ':...: .. ,,.: f arma- f -if 1 oe-eeee Neem!-time-A---51559 :K ,I .1 -fn . ,-5, It It . '1,f'II IIIIII III' III, II'I'. .51 ,. ,I I I It I-I I III IA IH ,I, QI HI, ,I, I,. . II, I III' I2 -ttf I ,-Igj :1,i. III 'I , III ff- IIII I'I'.,I'iI I, II, .tj I. I- I I .II 1: It I' 2I,, III I I II I I II I I I ,I I I I. I I I II I 'I Don lmler-l-li-Y, 2,3,45 Devotional Chair- man, 45 Delphian, 45 President, 45 Gym Show, 25 Senior Play Committee, 45 Wise to resolve, and patient to perform. -Pope. Carol Kunz-Y-Teens, 2,3,45 Worship Chair- man, 35 Music Chairman, 45 Pep Club, 3,45 Delphian, 45 Commercial Club, 3,45 Gym Show, 25 Rosedalian Staff, 35 Assistant Editor, 35 Annual Staff, 35 Assistant Art Editor, 35 Ouill and Scroll, 35 Iunior Play Committee, 35 Senior Play Committee, 45 Prom Committee, 35 One Club, l5 Fashion Show, 25 Crookbearer, 35 Home Room Offi- cer,'45 Vice-President, 45 With a smile that glow'd celestial rosy red. -Milton. Ruth Weaver-Operetta, 15 Music Festival, 15 Glee Club, lg- Gym Show, 25 lunior Play Committee, 35 Fashion Show, 2,3,45 A liberty to that only which is good, just, and honest. -Winthrop. David Ross-l-li-Y, 2,3,45 Spanish Club, 3,45 Football,'l,2,3,45 Basketball, l,2,3,45 Track, l,2,35 Gym Show, 25 Prom Committee, 35 This is the thing that l was born to do. - Daniel. Nancy Ilee Thompson-Y-Teens, 2,35 Music Chairman, 35 Pep Club, 2,35 Student'Coun- cil, 25 Commercial Club, 3,45 President, 45 GAA, 1,25 Gym Show, 25 Iunior Play, 35 Senior Play Committee, 45 Prom Commit- tee, 45 Freshman Graduation Speech, l5 Crookbearer, 35 Of manners gentle, of affections mild. -Pope. Carl Rocha-Football, 1,2,45 Student Man- ager, 35 Basketball, l,2,3,45 Track, 15 Band, l,2,35 Music Festival, l,2,35 Gym Show Clown, 25 Iunior Play Committee, 35 Senior Play Committee, 45 Prom Committee, 35 The popular breeze, -Cicero. 76 WI III ,'I,',' IIIIII If I fmt JII I If I,I I I, , II ,II 'I I III III III? It III IiIIIIg Itglii IIII. IIIII' III 15,1 wft I t II :III ,I I., I If I I II. I :I I II I 2 I I I xi 8 I, I I I. I It I ' III I . ,il I ' I :I ,I I , I I , , I I I I I I I 'I I I I I I figs, 'iii' 5: , 4 X, sQfj55'3KK'Si7fIt-'TQTIIIItf-tI'?r1S'tt-TITSii? ?17Et,t ffi7'?-Ft-I.1 ?'. 0S:tT:1435fi5f L, ' X, t , , Patty O'Neal-Y-Teens, 2,3,45 Membership Chairman, 45 Pep Club, 3,45 Commercial Club, 3,45 Treasurer, 45 Gym Show, 25 Rosedalian Staff, 35 Editor, 35 Assistant Circulation Manager, 35 Quill and Scroll, 35 Iunior Play, 35 Senior Play, 45 Prom Com- mittee, 35 Class Officer, 45 Treasurer, 45 Office Help, 45 Home Room Officer, 1,25 President, 15 Secretary, 25 Fashion Show, 25 One Club, l5 Crookbearer, 35 Beauty is power5 a smile is its sword. -Keats. Hale Parker-Art Club, 45 Secretary, 45 ltli-Y, 2,35 Secretary, 25 Chairman, 35 Stu- dent Council, 3,45 Vice-President, 45 Span- ish Club, 2,3,45 Vice-President, 45 Gym show, 2, Annual staff, 45 Aft Editor, 4, Iunior Play, 35 Senior Play, 45 Thespian Play, 45 Prom Committee, 35 Home Room Officer, 25 Treasurer, 25 Freshman Grad- uation Speech, l5 Honor Roll, l,2,3,45 Thought is deeper than all speech. - Cranch. Eleanor Huffman-Gym Show, 25 Fashion 'Show, 3,45 Prom Committee, 35 The two noblest things, which are sweetness and light. -Swift. - Donna Lee Sanders-Y-Teens, 1,25 Treas- urer, l5 Pep Club, 2,35 Thespian, 3,45 Com- mercial Club, 45 Maiorette, l,2,35 Gym Show,-25 Dramatics Play, 35 Iunior Play, 35 Thespian Play, 45 Senior Play Committee, 45 Crookbearer, 35 VFW Speech Contest Winner, 35 A good mind possesses a kingdom. -Seneca. Iohn Walker-Hi-Y, 2,3,45 Vice-President, 25 President, 45 Student Council, 45 Thespian, 3,45 Football, l,2,3,45 Co-Otxptain, 45 Basket- ball, 15 Golf, 3,45 Band, l,2,3,45 Orchestra, 1,35 Music Festival, l,2,3,45 Gym Show, 25 Iunior Play, 35 Prom Committee, 35 The true, strong, and sound mind is the mind that can embrace equally great things and small. -lohnson. Pat Erwin-Y-Teens, 3,45 Pep Club, 45 Glee Club, 3,45 Treasurer, 45 Operetta, 3,45 Music Festival, 3,45 Iunior Play Com- mittee, 35 Senior Play Committee, 45 West- port, 1,25 Rosedale, 3,45 Ah, youth! forever dear, forever kind, -Pope. vV.1 4 -r WWW' ,,. it loe Ventura-Football, l,2,3,4: Basketball, l,2,3,4: Track, 1,2,3,4: Gym Show, 27 Rose. dalian Staff, 47 Sports Editor, 4: They saw the manners in the face. -lohnson. Lorraine Martin-Y-Teens, 2.3: Pep Club, 1,2,3,4: Golf Tournament, 2: GAA, I,2,3,4: Vice-President, 3: Gym Show, Z: Iunior Play Committee, 3: Senior Play Committee, 47 Prom Committee, 3: Fashion Show, 2,3,4: Home Room Officer, 3,42 President, 3: Sec- retary, 4: Where hearts are true, few words will do. -Cheales. William Boggess-Hi-Y, 2,3,4: Devotional Chairman, 27 Student Council, l: Delphian, 4: Golf, l,2,3,4: Gym Show, 2: Iunior Play Committee, 3: Senior Play Committee, 4: ln quietness and confidence shall be your strength. -Isaiah. Damaris Flores-Pep Club, 4: Commercial Club, 4: Horizon Club, 4: GAA, 4: Gym. Show, Z7 Senior Play Committee, 4: Home Room Officer, 3: Vice-President, 37 Iunior Play Comrnittee,,3: Crookbearer, 3: Honor Roll, 4: They that govern the most make the least noise. -Selden. Robert Hines-Hi-Y, 3,47 Football, l,2,3,4: Basketball, l,2,3,47 Track, 2,3,4: Gym Show, 2: Prom Committee, 37 A proper man, as one shall see in a summer's day. - Shakespeare. Marcia Herring-Pep Club, 47 Commercial Club, 4: Glee Club, 4: Operetta, 4: Music Festival, 47 Gyrn Show, 2: lunior Play Com- mittee, 3: Senior Play Committee, 37 Home Room Officer, 3: Treasurer, 3: Fashion Show, l,2,3: She was good as she was fair. -Rogers. 'aw WA V bo 42? Wvvv 5529. X 4 Sir of xx , X10 WG? fx fi 3, 'I' Q5 Qi 5' W 90,33 - Q., Q aww-.A - 1: 7' W? -M-wawfS't-S vtwfszsfzm- KY-91 , -V Qt - ., gy' - Q 1 , 4 A .. to 3.sy.ag,',7gg:, -fm, .gf-7g::eQ,5?f' Qwyok ' rs 4- 2941595 sf VN? Q 'i' fl ft 7 -'AS zrljlsfiaf. ',' t- if Q3 ,. 4,S'f.fV3,f' sronshy g 'As' ywrsipg-H':f My , ,Q 'QKQKQM K t 'V . S . 7' ts fn , 7 5 J J X Y, L, ' ' f, -. Marybelle Taton-Art Club, 4: President, 47 Student Council, 27 GAA, l,2,3,4: Presi' dent, 3: Gym Show, 2: Dramatics Play, 37 Iunior Play Committee, 3: Senior Play Com- mittee, 4: Prom Committee, 37 Class Officer, 27 President, 2: Office Help, 4: Beauty is truth, truth beauty. -Keats. Gene Anderson-I-ti-Y, 2,3,4: Delphian, 47 Football, 47 Gym Show, 2: Senior Play Committee, 4: Prom Committee, 3: Few things are impossible to diligence and skill. -lohnson. Marian Bailey-Pep Club, 4: Student Coun- cil, 4: Glee Club, 4: Music Festival, 4: Operetta, 4: Gym Show, 2: Senior Play Committee, 4: Class Officer, 27 Secretary, 27 Fashion Show, 1,37 Home Room Officer, 47 President, 47 lt adds a precious seeing- to the eye. -Shakespeare. Evelyn Lindley-Pep Club, 1,231 GAA, 1,27 Glee Club, 3: Talent Show, 2: Iunior Play Committee, 3: Fashion Show, 1,37 l will be the pattern of all patience. - Shakespeare. Sylvia Herman-Y-Teens, 2,37 Pep Club, 2,3,4: Delphian, 4: GAA, l,2,4: Gym Show, 2: Iunior Play Committee, 3: Senior Play Committee, 4: Prom Committee, 3: Money Collector, 4: Crookbearer, 37 Fashion Show, 2,47 For truth has such a face and such a mien, as to be lov'd needs only to be seen. -Dryden. Donald McGrew-l-li-Y, 2: Delphian, 4: Glee Club, 3,47 Operetta, 3,47 Music Fes- tival, 3,47 Gym Show, 2: Basketball, 3: A hard beginning maketh a good end- ing. -l-leywood. o 77 l ,, ,- --., ,ne V .1-...-e'- , L- ,, , f 7' mv -7.--fx-f--1,v1:.v11-:-Wwfw--7.4: 21,215 -'1r 7' ' .f,.. ff-I -W -in f fri nf' '2P i1.:L:q4f?-- fi' ' ifttf 25 ?f:N'HiSS.ifff:1:'v.r77'f!5tE kit'-iv' ...-.--,f , 'tvs-..-,ef-f -1 4 - tw -'r---'-ew-'1-r 'r 11 . . David Cline-Football, ll,2,3,4J Basketball, 47 Gym Show, 37 Iunior Play Committee, 37 Prom' Committee, 37 Senior Play Committee, 47 As merry as the day is long. - Shakespeare. 'Lois Merritt-Y-Teens, l,2,3,47 Worship Chairman, 47 Pep Club, l,2,3,47 Delphian, 47 GAA, l,2,3,47 Treasurer, 27 Band, l,2,3,47 Music Festival, 1,27 Gym Show, 27 Rose- dalian Staff, 3,47 Advertising Manager, 37 Annual Staff, 3,47 Business Manager, 47 Quill a-nd Scroll, 3,47 Senior Play, 47 The gift of gaiety may itself be- the greatest good fortune. -Edman. Elaine Tieman-Art Club, 47 Commercial Club, 47 Glee Club, 27 Operetta, 1,27 Music Festival, 27 Gym Show, 27 Dramatics Play, 37 Iunior Play Committee, 37 Senior Play, 47 Senior Play Committee, 47 Home Room Officer, . 47 Vice-President, 47 Merrily, merrily shall I live now. -Shakespeare. Charles Hopkins-Hi-Y, 2,3,47 Chairman, 2,37 Spanish Club, 47 Orchestra, 1,2,47 Operetta, 27 Gym Show, 27 Iunior Play Committee, 37 Senior Play, 47 He is-great who is what he is from Nature. -Emerson. Marlene Cox-Y-Teens, 27 Spanish Club, 3,47 Thespian, 3,47 Secretary, 47 GAA, 1,27 Gym Show, 27 Dramatics Play, 37 Iunior Play, 37 Senior Play, 47 Prom Committee, 37 Home Room Officer, 17 Fashion Show, 1,47 A little work, a little play. -Maurier. Iames Duffin-l-Ii-Y, 2,3,47 Spanish Club, 47 Delphian, 47 Football, 47 Band, l,2,37 Glee Club, 2,3,47 Operetta, 2,3,47 Music Festival, 2,3,42 Iunior Play Committee, '37 Senior Play, 47 Prom Committee, 37 Music is the thing of the world Islove most, -Pepys. 78 'KT' 'Q?t?X7f?T A if f Q, ff W? 5? JK Q, Wm. 'cz I Nye 5? ek ' 2,5515 Sify A gmt? W w r I ill f4,.KZm,fw.:fzwQ'1- k 5 1 2? , 1-4 ' lg ' , -ff' , it tsa,7:7g:5fmr4'-ifa, y- fg.,-.,fr..eS3,, ,5 ,X f S. .X M 4, .ff f,, , , , 4-'.'xsfr'isa,. '17 X. -, f- ,. V4 4, .gfgr-3. :x .17 - . :lv .' ' L 55 QQ f ' ., . ,,.I ii. v.,.,, ,L ..,,',,,,,g,,, kAff,6I1l.iT,,:g '. .'7'liL'5K' -4 .yg-. L -'x-.Lv van w J' H, f,..,...f,., ,.A -1 ,,.-Y,,. Barbara Evans-Y-Teens, l,2,37 Pep Club, 2,3,47 Majorette, l,2,3,47 Head Maiorefte, 2,3,47 Gym Show, 27 Dramatics Play, 37 Iunior Play, 37 Senior Play Committee, 47 Fashion Show, 2,3,47 Home Room Officer, 2,37 Secretary, 2,37 The very flower of youth. -Terence. Roy Matney-Hi-Y, 2,3,47 Football, l,2,3,47 Gym Show, 27 Iunior Play Committee, 37 Prom Committee, 37 Senior Play Committee, 47 Before man made us citizens, great Nature made us men. -Lowell. Marian Hutton-Y-Teens, 1,27 GAA, 17 Glee Club, 1,3,47 Operetta, 1,3,47 Music Festival, 1,3,47 Gym Show, 27 Prom Committee, 37 Fashion Show, 17 A qpod reputation is more valuable than anything. -Syrus. Connie Brown-Y-Teens, 3,47 Pep Club, 47 Delphifm, 4, Glee ciub, 3,47 Operetta, 3,47 ,X A Music Festival, 3,47 Senior Play Committee, 47 Westport, 1,27 Rosedale, 3,47 A still small voice. -I Kings. Earl Funk-1-Ii'Y, Z,3,41 Gym Show, 27 Iunior Play, 37 Think of ease but work on. -Herbert. Clara Clark--Pep Club, 1,27 Commercial Club, 3,47 Orchestra, 17 Glee Club, 47 Operetta, 47 Music Festival, 47 Gym Show, 27 An easy minded soul and always was. -Aristophones. L 1:f.Yfiw'm:'Texefwivfz:gi1f..::ew.'- ifesfww-A 1 we ' M1 'X ' EH-,db E . , i l I r 1 V A t I E 'r 1 1 l 1 1 t 1 E l t . fe-- Iumes Hinklp-Football, 47 Gym Show, 27 Iunior Play Committee, 37 Our youth we can have but today, we may always find time to grow old. -Berkley. Beverly Shatto-Y-Teens, 2,37 Pep Club, 2,3.4: GAA, l,2,3,47 Majorette, l,2,3,4: Talent Show, l7 Gym Show, 27 Rosedalian Staff, 3,47 Crookbearer, 37 Let her own works praise her. -Proverb. Robert Schimke-Hi-Y, 2,3,47 Chairman, 27 Delphian, 47 Gym Show, 27 Money Collec- tor, 47 School Census, 37 Thy modesty's a candle to thy merit. -Fielding. Betty Pierce-Y-Teens, 2,3,47 Horizon' Club, 47 Glee Club, 47 Operetta,'47 Music Fes- Qtival, 47 Gym Show, 27 Fashion Show, 1,37 Patience is the best remedy for every trouble. -Plautus. Harold Harwick-Spanish Club, 4: Argen- tine, l,2,37 Rosedale, 47 I was a stranger, and ye took me in. -Matthew 25:35. Elsa Ruth Thompson-Art Club, 47 Gym Show, 27 Iunior Play Committee, 3: Senior Play Committee, 47 Fashion Show, 1,27 Nothing is impossible to a willing heart. -Heywood. -. -14-, ., ll' . ' tp, , - -gy ? f u., , 12 5 X A ,,., 1 . ,Q . Mi ALM , ,Q . -f e, , 7 we 1 , Nr. if ' , . , ., 1 f PQ 5 9 ff A , t Q 3' We M f , f Y t , y vi 4 3 A fx. 5 Q25 Q 9 Q he 4 ff A a 4259 t ty, Y Q N Q f Q5? f M f . . Xye 'z-11,5-,, if 0 we A 3 YQ, f W! f fb 2 f I 52 Woo V , tw f' f f . few '-v-zQ-',f:4y,.- ' iii N- w 7 mm! We '54 49 -. in -tg X , 7 V, ,X 55 .7 4 X 7, , 1 21:-,t 4 .f ff est My f X 'Q , 1-J, - 47 ,AQ Alice Hardie-Student Council, 37 Commer- cial Club, 47 Glee Club, 2,47 Operetta, 2,47 Music Festival, 2,47 Gym Show, 27 lunior Play Committee, 37 Senior Play Committee, 47 Class Officer, 47 Secretary, 47 Office l-lelp, 47 Money Collector, 37 Crookbearer, 37 Grace was in all her steps7 in every gesture dignity and love. -Milton. Eugene Norris-Pep Club, 2,37 Gym Show, 27 Prom Committee, 37 The mildest man- ners with the bravest mind. -Pope. Barbara Iacobson-Senior Play Committee, 47 Shawnee Mission, l,2,37 Rosedale, 47 Her heart was as great as the world. - Emerson. George Holsinger-Art Club, 47 Hi-Y, 2,47 Spanish Club, 3,47 Delphian, 47 Gym Show, 27 Senior Play Committee, 47 And what he gently thought, he nobly dar'd. -Pope. Betty Proch-Y-Teens, 27 Pep Club, 1,2,3,4: Delphian, 47 Commercial Club, 47 Gysn Show, 27 Junior Play Committee, 37 Senior Play Committee, 47 Prom Committee, 37 Home Room Officer, 27 President, 27 To err is human, to forgive divine. -Pope. Anqelene Waldrop-Glee Club, 47 Operet- ta, 47 Music Festival, 47 Gym Show, 27 Dramatics Play, 37 lunior Play Committee, 37 Senior Play Committee, 47 Fashion Show, l,2,47 Virtue is bold, and goodness never fearful. -Shakespeare. 7 9 , , ,,,, Y .. .,.,,,,-VuYi., ...,-.,.... ..,. ,, We e.. ff-J-Q -1.1. v .- -..,-r - -v -f -- ff 7 r - 1 ' rr - - vw- 7 - - -- -V 4'--v -M ---N-'N' '1Y 40 'PFW ' ,I . ,.. Q.. .5-rw, ,, -ug -T - ,V-4-7-vqiyfefgff-7 Q-ffl! -41 ,- -1,4 ,- my 3 ,, 'E-T.---Q U ivy,-is-A ' rss- ,1'r3gg,zg,,I K -5 .?,yf'7-5-2,,'-a5ig,fv1 inlfgtyfieav' -,img-yrt3!'M . 1 -Z K - y .-I-J.--:ij -- 2Q lff?gfs-ff-4'-i.', u.-:c. 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