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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1956 volume:

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Rosedalians-Cum Land Until th-is year, the most familiar person to be seen at Rosedale, was Mr. Dudley F. Bentley, nur principal. But because of the in- crease in work and responsibility as a result of program, and the fact that Mr. not been too well, he felt he his duties over to someone else. the building Bentley has should turn I Mr. Bentley first came to Rosedale in 1926, teaching biolo-gy and general science. In 1933, he assumed his duties as principal, For the next 22 years, Mr. Bentley worked out thousands of schedules for students, kept their records straight, listened to their' trou- bles, attended nearly every sports and social activity at school, made 99W of the announce- ments over the P.A. system, disciplined those who needed it, and performed countless other 9 duties. Mr. Bentley is now teaching general sci- ence at Wyandotte High School. He is mar- ried and has two daughters. In the fall of 1921, a young woman join- ed the teaching staff at Rosedale. No doubt, her fellow teachers were unaware that Mrs. Sarah Howard would continue to teach here for the next 34 years. During her first year at RHS, Mrs. Howard taught glee club, orchestra and chorus, and was music supervisor of all schools in the Rosedale district. In 1929, she received a B.M. degree from the American Conservatory of Music. From Hays College, in 1936, she received a B.S. degree. A year later, she received her Masters degree from Columbia University. Since retiring Mrs. Howard has- been quite active. In the morning she works in her sister's drapery shop, and in the after- noon she assists the Mozart Club in putting on programs for veterans in various hospi- tals, as master of ceremonies. Mrs. Howard is living with her mother, and has no definite plans for the future. - -7-...l.......-.-L ua-an ' To The Faculty and Students: The school year of 1955 and 1956 may well be remembered as the year Rosedale began operating on split sessions. This was brought about by the building program which left us with limited classrooms and fa- cilities. In spite of the split sessions, the faculty has endeavored to uphold the high standard of scholarship for which Rosedale has always been noted. In order to accomplish this, it has been necessary to drop some of the activities which have been practiced in the past and devote a .larger percent of the school day to academic solids. To each member of the graduating class of 1956, I wish to say, that here at Rosedale we are confident you will take your rightful place among the high school graduates in our nation. We also hope for your success and happiness in your future endeavors. To those students returning to Rosedale for at least another year, may we look with pride upon the accomplishments which have already been achievedg yet, at the same time strive for higher goals. i ff 1 , U Ir, ,,-4. .,. -,, ,... . S swswx 4 yiia f 'S Nwerssis Z ff f f WWWW Q X WWW . E! :fs 1 .N V ,.,,. . , :-. 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It will ,house a gym, eight classrooms, an instrumental music room, a choral music room, a dark-room equipped journalism room, a me- chanical drawing room, an auto mechanics shop, and a metal shop. .QA su-.Aswws-s-..-,Nw-vnvswtsmrf XM 1? 5 l 1 F3 af, W f, la ice , 4 'f as QQ YN, ' i si armrwww .,,ff ,,,,,,,..t...,.,.-. ,... . , W, , Junior Hi The junior high Pep club, sponsored by Mr. Charles Wfelch, has provided much of the cheering at the freshman and eighth grade football games and freshman basketball games. The officers for the year were 'Iudy Collins, president, Donna Sumner, vice-presidentg Mary Deboard, secretary, and Lor- raine Lee, treasurer. The Pep club is the largest group, 127 students, in the history of Rosedale junior high, and much of this response has come from two factors: The estab- lishment of the activity ticket as admission to the games, and the emphasizing this year of separate junior and senior high activities. h Pop Club The cheerleaders for the year were Loraine Lee, Loretta Duffy, Judy Collins, janet Straughn, Anita Elvins, and Mona Gragg. They led the junior high Pep club in the cheers at the games and at the pep assemblies. Cheering at the games and sponsoring the tal- cnt show homecoming dance and the football and basketball banquets are the activities of the senior high Pep club This years Pep club has been the largest group exer at Rosedale The officers were Gloria Calahan president Karlene Howell, first semester Sandra Wfiand second semester, secretary, Delores Pennington xice president, and Vena Watt, treasurer Miss Esther Nicklin sponsored the club, with the help of Mrs lone George and Mr. Charles 5' 2.559 ahh-r 'limi 'TIS' - !'3f 'f'-'T 1 L ' T I ga-6 enior High Pep Club school activities. As a part of their actnities members planned and presented pep assemblies before home football games and during the basketball season The cheerleaders this year were Sue Huff Lo retta Craig, Shirley Christian Camille Taylor o Ann Ashlock and Vivian Briggs All cheerleaders except Christian and Taylor, are returning cheerleaders from last year. The girls'dut1es were to lead the cheers at the football games, basketball games and other Musical touches add much to many activities of the year, such as home football and basketball games, all pep assemblies, the American Royal Parade, and the Eastern Kansas League mu- sic festival. The Rosedale high school band, under the direction of Mr. William Stoskopf, played for all of these. Band With the increase of enrollment in the band class, new uni- forms were purchased year before last by the ROBO, and the specially designed outfits have added much to the band's ap- pearances. The band, like the orchestra, has had to meet in the audi- torium on the stage during fifth hours, both in the morning and afternoon sessions, and so far this year's activities have been greatly handicapped. T o The orchestra of Rosedale high school, directed by Mr. William Stoskopf, has performed in a very pleasing and effi- cient way. The group, with the band, gave two concerts, played for the Christmas services, attended the Eastern Kansas League music festival, and added the finishing touches to many per- formances, including plays, PTA programs, and commencement exercises. , rohestra 2 The group has grown not only in numbers, but in the va- riety of instruments, the latter made possible with money from the Board of Education, plus an equal amount raised through the efforts of the Rosedale Orchestra and Band organization, a parents' group. ' In the past years, the orchestra has met in the band and orchestra room in the annex but this year the class was held on the stage of the auditorium during fourth and fifth hours.- ,. ., s, .,,,, mp., ,W YY,, v Y Y- Y , , ---N-LY,-.-,,7....,,. Y, W 7 f if fW se ' 1' 'V .'f,:+fEf:..u.!: 'T' '677' fn' .... LLL , G ee Club Learning to love and enjoy good music were the primary goals of the glee club. The group sang in assemblies, for the Christmas program, attended the Eastern Kansas league music festival, and sang Christmas carols in the hall at Christmas time. They were also an important part of baccalaureate services, the commencement services, and gave the spring concert. The glee club is under the direction of Miss Mildred Fulhage, who was in her first year here, having been transfer red from Central junior high school. Junior Hi la Choru Like the glee club the junior high chor- us has had many activities during the year. Twenty-nine members are in the class and all have been very busy trying to entertain the student body with their harmonious music. Miss Mildred Fulhage was the sponsor of the organization, and Meridith Adams, an eighth grade student, was the accompa- nist. One of the members, Janet Straughn. ninth grader, sang with the choir. S r, ,. ,..... ..,..- B f '9!1.w':ffPfu. 4y.,,,fas?fg , '- ' ' -44.32 ' 1 Student Connell Senior High-This year, the Student Council has been under a great handicap as a result of half- day sessions, and their activities have been very limit- ed. Enough money was raised by last year's Student Council to continue the sponsoring of Edward Chrus- ciel, a war orphan, this year. Officers for the year were Steven Sanders, president, David Armentrout, vice-president, Camille Taylor, secretary, and David Rowlands, treasurer. Miss Eva Carstensen was their sponsor. Junior High-The junior high Student Coun- cil, under the leadership of Mr. Rollin Wanamaker, has had many activities this year. They have patrolled the halls, sponsored dances, and taken care of the tickets at the varsity assemblies. Gfficers for this year were Anita Elvins, president, Martha Carter, vice-president, and Carol Houser, secretary-treasurer. New this year were distinctive arm bands worn by the Council members during school hours. Fe '-.a-.La '- wuz-'i ff -':'-' Q ' ': f xLx.- . , ,,,,,. ,, ,, . . , ., . xx.x.x ,..,. x....,.,.., Y Q. ,. W, X f . fa. A XQ. ' The Rosedalian The Rosedalian is one of the very few school papers put out on a weekly basis. This is the first time it has been done in Rosedale. Credit for this accomplishment goes to the publications students and their sponsor, Mr. Philip Keeler. Besides putting out the paper, the staff held a spring dance, and a mixer in which the funds were used to help pay for the annuals. Editors for the year were Sue Huff, first semester, and Gloria Calahan, second semester, Cala- han assisting Huff and Sandra Wiand assisting Calahan. Sports editors were Larry France, first semester, and Mil- dred Holt, second semester. The business manager and the advertising manager, Betty Dewberry and Shirley Christian, held permanent po- sitions all year. The staff is pictured above left to right. In the back row: Betty Dewberry, Sandra Wiand, Harold Straughn, Larry France, Roger Wilding, Gloria Cala- han, Mildred Holt and jacilou Allen. In the front row: Sadie Beaird, Shirley Christian, Sue Huff, Io Susan Estes, ,Io Ann Ashlock, Glenda Myers, and Ruby Crump. l A Sue Huff, editor for the first semester, and Gloria Calahan, assistant editor, check over an issue of the Rosedalian. Gloria Calahan served as editor for the second se- mester. with Sandra Wfiand assisting her. Larry France, first semester sports editor, shows Mil- dred Holt, second semester editor, a diagram used in keeping shot charts. , ,. , ,. .. ,:,.,TE.-d,. ff' , ...f-.pf f W7 ,,,- ,,,,w,.,m .m.,q:,,14f,..a, ng.aa-nextel-asfwmreaiza.-e212'f'-1214H'9lf1'W-'5'f 1 2 'f' J 5 4'di :'J' ' Tl: ern Hi-Y Senior High-To create, maintain and extend throughout the school and community high standards of Christian character, are the aims of the Hi-Y club of Rosedale. The club, sponsored by Mr. George Hiatt, has had many activities this year, but among the more important were the Safety campaign, Easter vesper services, and free checking of clothing at the different school activities. The club officers for the year were Kenneth Kern, president, Otto Scholl, vice- presidentg Walter Hawkey, secretary, Larry Sims, treasurer, and Don Luellen, chaplain. The group is proud of the fact that Rosedale produced city winners in the essay and panel discus- sion contests during Safe Driving week. Junior High-Following in the footsteps of those in the senior Hi-Y are the boys in the junior Hi-Y. Mr. Harry Falgren is the sponsor of this club. The boys have been doing benefit work this year as their main project. Presiding at each meeting was john Regan. Other officers were Walter Swanson, vice-president, Eldon Masters, treasurer, and Don Sponeman, chap- lain. Not the least of their activities was the selling of pencils during the school year to raise funds for Hi-Y projects. Q ,Eg X X f x X N 3 N N- :YY o-'xr 1 li ffl, ,,,, . 5 'ifh. lfi2f,, A X N, i T N isxiiii l K X, 1 s a xii - 'fb A ' yf1 is 'A' R ' -Qtr? enior Hi h Y-Teens This group of senior high girls, led by Miss Helen Priestley, has had many activ- ities this year. The outstand- ing project was Construction of a scrapbook of the school's activities to send to japan. The officers for the year were janet Shipley, president, Lo- retta Lasho, secretary, and janet Roberts, treasurer. The Y-Teens also assisted the sen- ior Hi-Y boys in the Easter vesper services, and worked on 'a project for Wforld Fel- lowship. Horizon Club Service to God and coun- try is the purpose of the Hori- zon club, sponsored by Miss Mildred Fulhage. Their activ- ities this year consisted of helping with the Community Chest and Red Cross, attend- ing a convention at the Holi- day Inn Motel, and holding slumber parties, Christmas parties, and Halloween part- ies. Officers for the year were Virginia Horner, president, Bedonna Burton, vice-presi- dent, Delores Taylor, secre- tary, and jennie Hill, treas- UFCF. .Tumor Y-Teens Making place cards for children in the hospital, was the main project of the junior high Y-Teens, sponsored by Miss Margaret Hoopes, Head- ing the group for this year were Karen Black, president. Donna Cathey, vice-president: Glenda Sims, secretary, and Karen jones, treasurer. Shown at the left are Mary McNei- in, Sue Murray, Mary St. john, Cathey, judy Thebo, Vickie Olinger. Second row: Black, joyce Keeler, Margaret Hawks, Norma Cartwright, Linda Land, Sharon XY!il- liams. Third Row: joan Ring, jones, Sharon Harwich, Gari Wfest, Mary Deboard, jane Olstead, Linda Mun Sims. Future Nurses To interest students in nurses' training and the op- portunities in personal com- munity work is the idea which serves as the central purpose fi .2 R of the Future Nurses' club sponsored by Mrs. Marijane Richardson, the school nurse. Officers for the year were Delores Taylor, president, Ina Ray Hughes, vice-presi- dent, janet Shipley, secretary, and Nancy Coulter, treasurer. . 1 ffTf'v'+i-'+'i'2ii1- '1 8.5ia-2'a'P5He'ffe-de1'fief-fffG s Future Teachers Trying to give the mem- bers a knowledge of the teaching profession, and in- teresting them in careers in teaching, is the purpose of the Future Teachers' Club, sponsored by ,Miss Alice Mc- Taggart. Thiswas the second year for the c-lub at Rosedale. Officers for the year were Steven Sanders, president, Don Luellen, vice-president, Judy Boyle, secretary, and jackie Hughes, treasurer. 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E . A I---V .. 5, E ru 29-ind?-4 QQ., Qf Q aff QQ Q Z, Z, Q, QQ QQ QQ . ' Q ,Q Q Q Q Q QQ , Q W .Q Q 9 , Q S , h N 2. 'Q -, 'Q ,i, MZ! Q f of ,swf si? aa Q , Ak QQ ,V f Q, X fb f Q-Q WW Z QQ 2, ,Z I Q , , Q Q , ,Q Q Q- ,Q f Q ff X, ff Q' S wwwl gx rsfsglv Ew-wmx ww NS Q Q Q f Q, YQ, Q 'ff 'ffl A fs Ap? The school year of 1955-56 was a busy . year for the Mount Marty annual staff. . Many hours work was put into editing the annual, the majority of which had to be done outside of class. E Pamciq Reynolds The job really began in the spring of Editor. 1955, when the Henington Publishing Com- Q if F i 1 1 l I Philip R. Keeler Sfaff Adriror pany was contracted to publish the 80-page book. Early last fall, the staff was chosen, and the book slowly began to take shape. A tentative layout of every page was made at that time and the staff began the chore of gathering together the hundreds of pictures that went into this annual. ' A 1'.E3'lE?Q' V ount Mart Annual taff On December 1. one-third of the annual pages had to be sent to the publishing com- pany, another third had to be sent by jan- uary 15, and March 1 was the final dead- line for all copy. Although the book represents much hard work and anxiety by the staff, yet the ex- perience gained from working on the tech- nical end of a book and dealing with busi- ness firms was more than rewarding. Pictured to the left and below are the edi- tor of the annual, the staff advisor, and the staff. Sandra Wfiand Auiylofzl Ed ilor Glenda Myers C lou Editor Mildred Holt Senior Editor Harold Straughn Sporty Edilor Jacilou Allen AL'lj1'iff6J' Editor Gloria Calahan 1 Fealfzref Editor jo Susan Estes Pic1'111 e Edilor Betty Dewberry Ant. Acliwilief Editor Larry France Sue Huff l Ant. Sportf Bfzfifzefr Mmmgei Editor Lf' 5 ,.i.v1'-re.,.2-1v'1'-if-wg-llmrrfe 'Riga . ,, Mm, ...... . .... A . , rffr - --- - :,' ,.... -wi. h u . - Q--,jj th i - ' '55,- MISS OLGA ALBER Sec. Practice, Typing. Lei all llyizzgr he done in order :md de- rwzfl-y. I Corinthians MRS. ROSALIE BLOXOM Art. Il if clever, but ir it ar! ?' Kipling MISS EVA CARSTENSEN Typing, Shorthand, G. Business. Age mmzof icifber ber, ,nor Lillllfllll Jznle ber iufiazife 1'm'iely. Shakespeare MR. NWALTER DAVIES American History, Geography. Qualify no! ffmllzlily if my men- G Jffref' Jerrold Faoult MISS IWARIE BEVAN English, Geography. None .rbffll Jleflf Ibe bzozcfedge' .rbe po.r.fe.r.r- e.f, ' Shakespeare MR- ROSCOE BROWN U Gen. Science, Biology. Good- 11f1f1n'ed'11e.f.f comer from being fi fine per.ro1z. Proverbs MR. E. W. CRATES XVoodwork. HU .fkill in wood- work bm helped zzmzzyf' Un- known MR HARRY FALGREN Mech Dmwing He Ilan! balls Xlzoulcdqe ipfzfelb noni! Pro verbs ... --:'-- 7.,- , 5 u N1 Ax WWWM-.:n,n,. fff, m,...HW.f ,,..fi,-... MRS. HELEN EOSMIRE Vocations, Health, Gym. H116lf7f7l:i1l. .!'.l' lies' fizirl of .iii ,J 1 health. Curtis MRS. IONE GEORGE Foods, Clothing. Conk- ing if euenfinl lo erery .l'lll'fL',!'.I'flll hfmie111f1he1'. Meredith MR. XWILLIAM HEITI-IOLT Constitutions, Soc. Studies. Geography. The gif! of gilielj' inny ifxelf he Ihe grefitenf good fm'111ne. Edman MR. GEORGE HIATT Physics. Science. A .frien- lific ininzz' if 11 grenl niirel in lhif ,rrienfifir u'o1'ld. Eliss MISS MARGARET HOOPES English. Soc. Studies. Iran hand in ii 1'el1'e! glare. Charles MR. ART LAWRENCE Math. He :hat if Jlou' to niiger, ix Ihe helfer than lhe nzighlyf' Proverbs :i4ui'-EEU.z:l:gqza..wf...1.-w.-n.i.f i IVIISS IVIILDRED IIIYLHAGE Glee Cluh, -lr. High Chor- us. A .wing will nnilife ,111 .fe1'nmn.v in fhe inein- uryf' Giles IVIR. GEORGE HAXVKS Gym. Health. Vocations. A guna' nlhlefe ii' .ffmng hfifh nienlclliy and jfhyfie wily. Curtis MR. DALE HENRY English. A genllefmzn ix K7 infin who mn di.i'f1gree zzfilhrizil heing di.mg1'ee- able. Unknown MR. C. D. I-IOLDERMAN Gen. Metal. He nmkex zuilh his handy wha! he ready from iz hook. Osler MR. PHILIP KEELER journalism. English, Pub- lications. W'i1 and wif- dnin fire horn ufifh iz nmnf' Seldon INIISS ALICE MCTAGGART English. She if worzhy lhe refperl .fludent lobhzfe for her ii elige g .' Un- known. Q ,, 1 i Q . e...s1 ,.,, .........f..m...1.f..,.s , ,W , .. . . M'-1-M --' .. -s-- . --... . .. ,,,, . . I , . v- - - ts - - . V, . f, ' ':f1. ' ,, L WC., ,,,.,,.L .V .. V Y . V - -- -.-.---.. s.-V -Q-...I--..... . ,,- bb:-.f'rT-0-1 -v:-., . W may M -J. L-5,31 ,ASV nk kr V ,M:,-MY- I., 4, taps,-5 -. .zgi tf : 5-19. ,g- ,i,2f-.,- of-q-Jig-3-'Ee '55,- ,WJ ft! 11x 1t.1io11 l11gt'If1c1'. ' 'ibm' ' f1L..' .A we MRS. ELSIIQ MILHOLLAXD Math.. Soc, Math- Co111e 111111- ,. lsauzlli INIISS HELEN IJRIESTLEY I if ro 1 1 ll bw' I1 11' bn! .1 .r111ilc 211 rf 1 j 111 fm' 4--mr, Lover MRS. IRENE SEARS . Substitute. Hlxlfifbillg 11' flllllJ0.l'J'f- ble fo ll 11111111151 heart. Heywood MR. XWILLIAM STOSKOPF Band, Orchestra. M11Jic if 12 Jy111bol of lore. Li11d11e.f.r and fIllI'f.7.'j'.H Pepys MISS RUTH VAWTER Geography, Spanish. U11.tp01lfe11 5-11ou'led,qe if ll Zzlllglldgg 111 if- Jrlff' Shakespeare MR. CHARLES XVELCH English. HU beorz if or for from fnmd 111 bef11'e11 if f7'O7Il Filffbf, Shakespeare 4- L, -v f - - st wg-s....,' .'3I.a19l -qs.. INIISS ESTHER NICKLIN Geometry, Algebra, Blath, Adv- Mzrtlm. Her pep f111d j2e1'.fo11f1lify. 111r1iff.r ber pof1111'f177' Un nown l 14 iiliwfvlet I f MR. HI. W. ROLLINGS Gen. Science, Algebra. A l17E1'1'y bear! doefb good like 111edifi11e. Proverbs MR. XY'II.I.IAM SIPES Math.. Soc. Math. Good humor if good11e.r.r f111d z1'i.fdo111 combin- ed. Meredith MR. ROY TERFLINGER History, Civics. Heed well 1l'bzIf be gym tfrngbz you :md jon. .rboll proyyf ony if. Bowenf ,li ,, if 1 xfkifghiljjikkv .1 V.. .1 Qjlflfgwga I V11 S l H I 2 Jplg Q., .. J Wal' 1 MR. ROLLIN NVANAMAKER History. His l.111gb1e1' ecbocar ill be benrff of 1111111y. Pope MISS EDITH YOUMANS Speech..Dramatics, English, My 11111111 if e1'w' lo 3'0'111' fe1'1'ire. ' Shakespeare Seven senior girls help in the office by collect- ing attendance slips, recording absentees and tardies, and performing various other duties. Girls, left to right, are: Sadie Beaird, Roberta Barry, Barbara Swearingen, Pat Reynolds,, Mary Dobson, Carolyn Webb, and Delores Taylor. Pictured above are the money collectors, left to right, Eleanor Harris, Glenda Myers, and Miss Olga Alber, who manages the school funds. Assisting Mr. Carter L. Burns, Principal, in keeping the students' records straight is one of the many duties Mrs. Gerri Williains, left, a graduate of 55, has performed during her first year at Rose- dale as secretary. Assisting Mrs. XYJilliams in the of- fice is Mrs. Elizabeth McCullom, right, secretary. Mrs. Marijane Richardson, left, has her hands full keeping Rosedale students and students in sur- rounding schools in good health. Suggesting good books .and giving helpful in- formation are a few of the duties of Miss Marjorie Lane, right, librarian. The school custodians, pictured below, left to right, are, Mr. Frank Pressler, Mr. Marvigi Jones, and Mr. Archie Little, head custodian. heyL5sg:g1!'tlfat the building is kept clean and in Bert B-ourne, engineer, is thefingriywhiolw'kepltfitfhe buildin' warm this wi , V , P Q .R g :J Kfdrgdyvx HI fflgfyxf f 57 y ' af yd? ' W fs A flnf. A, ,702 M9 an an .fi ,Qin Alix QA! 7 ' , 'ww 'U , ' p Q- X. 1' fc 1't-' 1 -,: - Lwf.f':.g r-32: -A . 1,,,'-q5g- fr - -f-2.0,-. , . r 'ff' ' . -', - -15--gf, - - JZ , ' ' ni fig - .,,. .. . , H N. 4 +9'2 '-if-L-'P' - ' ' A 'Lama - ,4 3 f'1'2-n 'M 2'r Q- ' , N S S I 157, ,vnu , I ,wk V, X 59-15,3 U'Z'lT'YRf'-wmgzfvw ,FW , , ' f , 'Y 'W Y gil, Q 5 e N 1 X , b Q X gk L ig 'M we Mm 4, tw. ,, fu Q .,.,3' epll- ' 3-,1-,1Y f -gm' N A 1 SS Sis S x YS Q A N y y Pictured at the left are the Rosedale members of Quill and Scroll, an honorary organization for high school journal- ists, Majorettes: L. to R. Laurie Bessenbacher, jen- Head drum .malor nie Hill, jeanne Nelson, Donna Heary, Lor- Harold Wilcox . etta Lasho, and Pegffhompson. Qbelowj laboveb Dennis Kidwell, 2nd place, jr. high safety essay contest. Cbelowj Gloria Calahan, first place, senior high city. safety essay contest. Qabovej Our winning safety panel! L. to R., Harold Straughn, Vena Watt, David Rowlands, and Sandra Wfiand, juniors. Qabovej Royalettes! L. to R., front row, Jeanne Gil- more, Pat Honaek, Viv- ian Briggs. Back row: Sandra Wiand, Judy Butler, Marilyn Dean, and Nancy Langel. Qabovej , Senior high representatives. Qleftj an , . D b,A -,.. - .1 1-sl - ' Nh '-1 ' - - 'Z 'W' 'Q ' X s S X :XXX . M c X su s.1 -Y Cast of the Junior Play, Stag Line. Front row, l. to r., Barbara Hinshaw, Vena Wfatt, Betty Dewberry, Sharon Duffin, Sandra Wfiand. Back row, Mickey Pugh, Jennie Hill, Harold Straughn, Lloyd Strong, Dave Rowlands, Pat Allen, Joe Spencer, Carol McJunkin, Janice Buck, Dave Armentrout, Loretta McGrew, Russell Donley, and Judy Boyle. First place in the Pep Club talent show, a barbershop quartet. L. to R., Harold Straughn, Karl Brown, Harold Wilcox, and Charles O'Neal. f ,,: ,, ff Y i Y, ,gm , , A , , K S Q 4 x4 x , E I we 0 - , CM ,, es fgfwx arf' G NGN. I ffm S NA, x. yf swf ff A fff x X I J W X , ,isf'f,Ufsf, tfspf' ,ffff L :wif w ss tcfgfmw tf'iQXJf S AX xv' ' ,, ,Xe , . XA Z SM, ,MS ,f - as 13 A t Arif! s s fsffa, , gf , ,f Wy sa xii, , Q by 'Mn ,f rr x my NVQ, K' ' - T me wa if Salm a- f s, , 1' QQ , K ,ff x fa ,S X Q My Qxysgwgffx f f ,, fAa NKM , , X A scene from 'Stag Line. A it W gif 22 , Second place in the talent show was shared P Gloria Quick, pianist of the l by Charles Slayton, tenor, and Martha Car- ter, pantomime. senior class, accompanies XV H , , group singing at the football Rtll 3 ass, Semofi Presenting fl banquet. skit at the football banquet. fi! X7 I lm , Carolyn Tweedy, soloist, third place winner of the talent show. l i l r in 12 5 1 ,A V ? N51 Wfe never thought of our Rosedale LIS liindling wood!! Qlseftj n...,..14M , ,nl 4- I 5, i E i 5 A last view of the annex with four walls standing. QRightj This may have been the crash that disturbed your sleep that day in English. QAbovej Quiet once more. Did this use to be Il classroom? QRightQ XVATCH OUT BELOXW! One classroom down and more to go! fqLeftj THAR SHE BLOXVSU CBelowH E 14, r 1 M l 4 X , 1 WF l r i Biff tire and steel mouths lex el oft' the ground. CleftN XY'indows, windows, who has the windows! Qbelowj Our annex in little pieces. Cabovej Vandalism ll the vandals- George Bennett Construction Company. Cabovej 5 N, ki- yr Wu Q ' ' st t. X, Xt X, X , is ZX? W nfgwsxy 5 V, , -t . - tt.- f , t X was sf W rf X ' - X t eet.t t. , . X 'fl ' w sk ss? X f X E X , W ff X ff W x if X X f sf W' ' S ww X O ffs X f X if ,fs t X 0 1 1 iw 4 E 0 X , so Wd f X4 X ssN9Z' x X f f aww Q. X it SQ ' e x fmt If A f ' A W if fa M , S 'ft f. 'f,tqt. Q w ,A s f. Z' rfw if t We W N if way., ,xg , x A t A' W.. 4, E X1 Ak, ,g -i xi I, X W, ,M My W- - ,, X N ,xt , L It fQ, .4 ,H ..,. ,JNJZ tyisu ff iw ,gifs - M'g ',,., 4,,4,,,A ,1SN'?f'N'.. My-f . f s v w wa, 1 '?.,m'..,,1-Q f ...S f i 'M'--W-v 0 uf N ' i ' ff . M 2.53, 33, 'iii w .,- ' ,, . N. , .. ., 4 255 ,, is 114' -f . 1 Q f'f4?f!i s QQQJQ? . W ,,g2.m-1,,,-g1f'Q:a-:ef .WH .52g..p, , 116, sing'-N N4 'ij f w. jig - f':gf5,!e,-so 'f 'TLS r' FJ aff- 'M f' 'M -4-,fa f ' 'fa eq ' fx' -. --fi 1 ft M.,-' ,, '-sw: .5 :.' f .ttf V. . N X ,J 5 0, t ,f ,, , -N., af f ss., aww, Vt rfb.. I wwf, , ji M s!,q.mv fvkggf-fe-ta A,-je. -1 , 4 -4 0-51,141 .rs V ss, ,1,a-ggi V- gg., ,5 - 1 N- ,. , 4 X ,f7.s 5..Nfw!,.-?s:' nity ,jffx ' Qhfgwg 'KQV A '. '-fisf , -7 ,, , K - f-'k ,f Q i 'V 9 a f 'I f , 5 ...'f' lu, .e F wwf-M Q ff ft ,fgp...,s1,,y ,SW I g!,f , ,WNW f W My i ,, x , ,,. ,f ,f at -fn .t-,, ' 4- 'Q .1 X- pf . fc, WIM4 - -Q ,M 1 3- V X. ,, 4 ,W- X-v-qpw' fi Wt V , f Q Q 0 sw A' is .. 9, 73?-:t,,L1,,..t,.J., '.f ff 2, wh-::Lmns.:, ,wg .fwmattt fr Q- W .- ,aww ,,,,, , U Snow doesnt stop progress. Qabovej Looks like a post-war picture. Cabovej New invention! Three wall classrooms. Qrightj 'rm xnx gs: f- ...M V , 4, wf f f , 2 1 X QM-. 'Ww.-M., Elin , 1 M 1,4 Pr f The stadium, unglamorized. fabovej ji i f af, ' Niffz y -5 X. , ., tt 'Y Qw sw, I MX, ig 3 ,,.,l , ts gf, t t EI I I E I I I I I I I I I SEI '24 I I my H Y I Man! The coolest. Ileftj - Everything but the kitchen sink. fabovel I I ' 5 :ww I We If 'I QNY' f ,I 45. X- f r ,gif i. , W wf , .X i. , W J' A N, Xe fy X. , . wkbo ' ' vw o f, ff g Inf r' IH tw, VZ wx, -r I it QVI ,I ,yy ' ' ff' lik, -W X ,,I S Xgwyy fi A X I ,M A ff, its I Rom, y gvirv W, W kk ,gf hfxw W7 9 I 'i f' 72 f, ' W' QQSS, ,,, fn g.: If 1 fx' 'W ti X I , Qeqyfm AQ - I- ff' ,A It ,ffm , t kt x N QR if Q .i .x., Y I 7 ..X. .SS 5 Q L' 'Wav WU Q 'WQ.f'?5' W Tx 54, X- X Til , , ,,,, , ,, R it wwf I, Nt, egg i,I,,,t i I, Mgrww gr 5.41, - , i x x it X , , 4 I we Q4 relief, , AQ X f d ru. xXx Cf ,L by x fa nf, X. 1 I ,Mis W , ly Q N M ew' f 4 I I f , er ,X I 4 Q XI, ,O X w I,f Q If I Trimming the goal post. Cabovej K Q4 ' 'Zi XSX f Y . yy, 'iff x Q I , f Q Otto's Little J Plus attractions. Qabovej Senior boys on 21 picnic. Linder Z7 fffff All the world loves a clown. Qi. W The can-ein line from the Sophomore viriety shovx in Oh my lDC'1LIfll:Lll nose. 1953-54 Give to the Qabovej 17 . .Y X Q v I I ' X N. 3 x f X W-LLEXJW fx X - New type totem pole! Qahovej Found oil in my backyard Y C ahovej privileged I A www ,N ,..x'vI:,,, 1 I N 'ig NW X lg Jw 53- :cy I 51. fx. bf I ,f . ,X ff I I znwfi' ', ww mf X i , t ,, A ,Xy, 2 i f . X 5 S ,f , ,i.. Z ff? 1 ' Y How didthis get . , C . wi, A. -it in here Loretta 'Viig I Craig! I oe I Dee-Dee. . L M. s. LQ.-5-as., , 'VW g X X f N. I . x f Q XX if 73 X , H 1 fig a I N X W S WX ,, , Z 4 I SQ he X X 4+ X Q 7 W it I X 7 I I X I N I I I I , L X I I I I 4 I I , I I A f R I . I I 4 I I I I I I .,., ,,,,.,,,d. , , '. ' , -- - ' 7 - 2 'iw L+rwe.4v , Avy --L,g,-,Y w g -- A .- ,,.:' - ,. L A' N313 -. Y ' J ' l Y ' .5-zj' Baby Snooks Sipesu he's known as. Basketball boys turned cheerleaders. Our principal and i Mrs. Burns show the students some fine The junior Y-Teens celebrate the damging, Christmas season with a tea. Referee's were the Christmas gram. Cbelow .2r: ':ff ,v-:rv-rf-1 l 'F. VA, xl ,', --- , never The Wfise Men from pfo- l Tough game? Crightj A 2,51 At the football banquet. 4' Mlm ' ' .-, i' T . ' TkQnkH.. Boys get their daily exercise. Mr. Falgren s niechanical drawing class. Our glee club sings away. A View of Mr. Holdermans class in metalwork. Mr. Crates explains to his Class some fundamentals in woodworking. A-me-........., ih Time out for eats, at the senior dance! - ,. ' - l m... ' r -is f-. -- . 4 64 vw - ' V 7.T'z '-A TLA - 'rl . v t.,,....,. 4 weZ.. . - -Jaf:1's2:-,.'f.snQ:mi-r . V- 'M ' + '2 A M' ' ' W' .xx .4 ..r. G0t Q f Q .XJ , -9111101 . ' -35A A Above is Art Lawrence, who stepped down from head coach after holding the posi- tion for 20 years. Below are Dale Henry and Bill Heitholt. Henry was B A team coach and Heitholt was Davies' assistant. Both are new at Rosedale this year. Football The first year under Coach Walter Lefty Davies, left, was a successful one, as the team won five and lost three, and took second in the East .Kansas league. Rosedale 6 Wfestport 0 The first game with Westport was won when Walter Hawkey ran 45 yards for the only touchdown of the game .after picking up a fumble. It was the first victory over the Tigers since 1949. Rosedale O Ward 26 Cyclones usually fweep everything up into the air, and this one was no exception, as three of Ward's touch- downs came on passes andthe other immediately fol- lowed one. Rosedale 20 Bonner 13 The Wfildcatsi all-around offense proved too much for Bonner, as Rosedale won its first East Kansas league tilt. Rosedale 21 Osawatomie 0 The best played game of the yearl' in Coach Davies' words. Rosedale picked up two quick touch- downs in the second quarter and one in the third and played fine defense all night. Rosedale 0 Paola 14 The upset of the year in the league occurred the night of October 21 when Paola downed the Wildcats on two last period tallies. Rosedale 13 Olathe 7 The 'Cats bounced back to take their third league win over the cellar-dwelling Eagles. Gloria Quick was crowned Homecoming Queen between halves. Rosedale 55 St. Agnes 20 After floundering around for two weeks, Rose- dale's offense exploded, to put it mildly. Bud Woolery put on the greatest offensive show in Rosedale history, scoring four touchdowns and kicking seven extra points, for a total of 31 points. The scoring record of 54 points was also broken. The old record had been established -exactly ten years ago the week before. Rosedale 16 Turner 26 With a tie for the championship in sight, a fired- up band of underdog Wildcats went out and had it in their grasp until a fellow named Chuck Lukinac up and scored three touchdowns in the last four minutes to erase a 16-7 Wildcat lead. Bud Woolery, right, was chosen by the squad as honorary captain of the 1955' football team. He and George Grauberger were selected to be next year's co- captains. SEASON RECORD RHS 6 Westport 0 RHS O Ward 26 RHS 20 Bonner 13 RHS 21 Osawatomie 0 RHS 0 Paola 14 RHS 13 Olathe 7 RHS 55 St. Agnes 20 RHS 16 Turner 26 EKL STANDINGS TEAM W L T Turner 5 0 0 Rosedale 3 2 0 Paola 2 2 1 Osawatomie 2 3 0 Bonner 2 3 0 Olathe 0 4 1 PLAYER SCORING PLAYER TD EP TP tltXVoolery 6 1 3 5 2 Grauberger 4 0 -24 Clark 4 0 24 Hawkey 2 1 13 Scholl 1 0 6 Hinds 1 0 6 tf'Woolery kicked one field goal. B TEAIVI SEASON RECORD RHS' 6 Ward 0 RHS 13 Olathe 13 RHS 6 Wyandotte 20 RHS 7 Turner 7 RHS 20 Pem-Day 14 FRESHMAN SEASON RECORD RHS 13 Argentine 7 Ward 26 RHS 0 RHS 26 Bonner 6 RHS 7 Olathe 1 3 RHS 33 Wyandotte 0 RHS 21 Turner 6 T A 'M - ' ' 7Q f.,.19'T15J-6T4 ? ,w.,.A -n.-..-- zdm-..-..r.... ,.2:x5 m11mmmwv- -1 K cG:aLsfvixZi1a'Iv3i3Q Ii I1IL1e:Hr1r:L',:5-. s Letterrnen 1 Q if , KARL BROWN-a senior center who started the first fr. A ., tive games of the season until he moved to Rolla, Missouri, If . N . , after the Olathe game. i . . NELSON KIDNVELL-although the lightest man on the . starting eleven at 145 pounds, he was good offensively and defensively. He was also picked on the EKL honorable 1 mention list. CARL CLARK--the heaviest man in the backfield at 175 pounds. This senior was often called upon to pick up a needed yard or two. He was named to honorable mention berths on the EKL and All-City squads. He was a guard on defense. OTTO SCHOLL--the best passer on the squad Scholl's main targets were Dave Rowlands and Bud Woolery. He also led the team in pass interceptions, snaring five enemy aerials. DON EVERSON-a 175-pound senior end, who was nom- inated to honorable mention on All-City and EKL teams. Everson possessed better than average speed and was a good blocker. LARRY SIMS-one of the main cogs on the number two unit, Sims, job was mainly a defensive one. XVALTER HAWKEY-starting quarterback who was cho- sen along with Grauberger and Clark on both the EKL and All-City honorable mention backfields. Did all the punting and played safety on defense. Turned fumble into victory against Wfestport. TACK SPARKS-one of the big surprises of the year, Sparks started the season as a mediocre lineman, but im- proved tremendously as the season went on. and was named to first team, All-Area,All-City and All-EKL. KENNY KERN--didn't play too much at the first of the season but when Brown moved and Hughes moved to cen- ter, Kern capably replaced him. Wfas the biggest guard on the team at 175 pounds. f . DON SWOPE-the biggest boy on the team at 6' 4 , 190. Used his size to good advantage, as he was named to hon- orable mention on the All-City roster and second team EKL. I .,f' 1 'Q I is KENNY KERR-a starter when Rosedale kicked off be- cause he was a good defensive man. Wfas one of the small- est starters at 145 pounds. RAY XX ALLACE-like Kerr, Wallace started when Rose- ag dale was on defense. Did a good job with XY'oolery as line- , backer. --- .1 .sf C.-- .... -3 V-my-m 5:52, -, Lettermen DAVE ARMENTROUT--a junior who saw a lot of action on defense, was quarterback on the reserve team. Although weighing less than 125 pounds, he was a fine defensive halfback. RUSSELL DONLEY-a probable starter next year, Don- ley played both offensive and defensive end. Caught two touchdown passes against Pem-day on the B team. GEORGE GRAUBERGER--a speedy, hard-charging back who reeled several runs of more than 50 yards. Although he weighed only 165 this year, he is expected to be around 175 or 180 next year. Scored 24 points and averaged 8.8 yards per carry. SCOTT HINDS-a speedy back who was best gainer on B squad. Intercepted a pass and ran 35 yards for a touch- down against St. Agnes. DON HUGHES-a transfer from Westport, this guard was turned into a center after the Paola game and started at that position also. BUD WOOLERY--another big surprise this year, Wool- ery was shifted to fullback from end and it turned out a very wise decision, as he led the team in scoring with six touchdowns, twelve conversions, and a field goal. Named to first team on every all-star selection in the area, Wool- ery's ability was not confined to running the ball, as Davies said he was the greatest offensive blocker he had ever seen in high school, and the best defensive man in the city. KENT LAWRENCE-a defensive halfback who saw most of his action at Osawatomie and St. Agnes, but played a lot of B team ball both on offense and defense. JOE BROADUS-one of the three lettering sophomores, Broadus was starting fullback on the B team, second to Hinds in ground gaining, and played mostly defense on the varsity. WINTON PROCH-played mostly in reserve games, he was one of the few bright spots in the Paola game, as he caught two passes late in the game to seriously threaten the Panthers' goal line. CARROLL CATHEY--another sophomore back whose main job was a defensive one. Played some offense at St. Agnes, and will be expected to be a contender for a start- ing spot next year. DAVE ROXVLANDS--leading pass receiver on the squad, was selected to second team all-league and honorable men- tion all-city. BOBBY WOODS-the second heaviest man on the squad at 185, this sophomore will probably start at tackle next year, weighing from 190 to 200 pounds. Spelled Don Swope on those infrequent occasions. 4' A 71' ' ' The B team, above, coached by Dale Henry, won two, lost two, and tied one. A 7-13 loss to Olathe ended a streak of 25 straight wins, dating back to 1950. During this skein, only two touchdowns were scored against them. Wins were over such powers as Wyandotte, Ward, Argentine, Pem-Day, North Kan- sas City, and all the East Kansas league schools. Pic- tured are, bottom row, left to right: Ray Hinton, Rob' ert Kern, jack Trauth, jack Ring, Charles Duer, and Russell Green, middle row: Don Wfilson, Sam Hayes, Gene Clark, John Richecky, Lloyd Strong, top row: Roy jackson, Bill Donley, Bill Grimes, jerry Rap- pold, Allen Wfest, Eddie Chance. Those playing on the B team who lettered on the varsity were: Carroll Cathey, Bob Woods, Joe Broadus, Winton Proch, Scott Hinds, Kent Lawrence, Dave Armentrout, and Russell Donley. Not shown in the picture were Rob- ert Lane, Roger Briscoe, Richard Larson, and Ron- nie Sawyer. The first winning season by a freshman team since 1951 was established by the junior high squad. Coach Art Lawrence's charges won four, and lost two. High scorers on the team were john McQuitty, Ronnie Huff, Bobby Cartwright, and jim Allen. Pic- tured below, front row, left to right: Matt Gilmore, Wayne Wfinkler, Terry Lace, Gerald Ascue, Richard Rowlands, Paul Arndt, Lowell Lawrence, Jimmy Pat- ton, Ronnie Huff, Ronnie Sutton, Donald Broadus, Rolland Hill. Second row: Brian Needham, Bob Brougham, Don Spoeneman, Larry Benson, Burton Bosley, Tommy Fitzpatrick, Larry Poore, Darrell Hughey, Douglas Gordon, Ivan Lasho, Lance Ander- son, Ronnie Taylor. Top row: Coach William Sipes, Eddie Titus, Lloyd Huffman, Ellis Richardson, Gary Martin, John McQuitty, Robert Cartwright, Norman james, Mark Swanson, Robert Kelley, Tommy French, james Allen, Coach Art Lawrence. , . --ff' ' ' I ' f 1- Q ' ,. ,f V f . ,V . ' ff f'.f' 0.. 'W' 'P 4 V 1,7 X ., , I I . gh VA In fig fy' - - .-'X' BA ' ' '- ' 7 ' ' 'cdr' J46, ' ' 'A V f ., ' uf' f X ' ' f K ,Mags , my 'Z ,Y,,qg, 4 - , 44-.Az .-7 . -- ' -7'- A . -Sv f ' - 'J . I '35 . M L 1LL.'.'.'.', , , - '- 535- ua- 'i.!..n-sa Z.-,Le-U it Lg- ' .' ' ...-:' ' U .. . ., Lf me Ale x- az., .1 .. -2 722 B an If E :a Q3 4 75 A , f 3 D v ..- ,.....fxA...v.v,.....1.v....-.-..-..w.m1.:.,.-A.---mluaci-.1-3.-.-x:,.-2,.x. Y-,.-, 4 ..-U,,.,...--3 ,.L.1,- ..f....1l. , --11. ....q,,- 1-, ..-A. - f...,,f-. .-- . T -, .V ,- 5535 ,fm Above are the four attendants chosen by the three senior high classes and the Pep club. Camille Taylor, lert, was selected by the sophomore class to be its representative. The junior class named Judy Walberg, left center, to represent them. jacilou Allen, right center, was the choice of the seniors as their representative. Vivian Briggs, right, was chosen by the Pep club She is a junior. u 3115- Eli Homecomm Miss Gloria Quick, a petite, brown-eyed brownette, was crown- ed Homecoming queen during half- time ceremonies of the Rosedale- Olathe game, October 28, by Steve Sanders, president of the Student Council. Miss Quick toured the field in an Oldsmobile convertible driven by Mrs. Elsie Milnolland, member of the Rosedale teaching staff. Gloria reigned over the Home' coming dance,- held at the Ameri- can Legion hall following the game. I-ler date was Karl brown, a senior. Election of the queen and princesses was made in the senior high homerooms. TTS Steve Sanders assisting the Queen-to-be as she steps from the convertible. just before the crowning ceremony The Queen and her court Queen Gloria A i-P'EQ1'L2S+1a4.M- AM-- State Champs After posting an 18-1 record in the regular season, Rosedale swept through the district tournament at Osawatomie, the Regional tour- ney at Garnett, and climaxed the season by breezing through the State at Hutchinson. The Cats mauled Osawatomie, 67-46, and edged Olathe, 59-51, to annex the district,- trounced Iola, 60-36, and Olathe again, 65-52, in capturing the regional, thus earning a state berth. Goodland was the first victim, 56-40, then came Russell, which fell, 65-51, and Has- kell, the team Rosedale racked, 53-35, to claim its first state title in history. Besides the boys pictured on this page, Frank Collins, Scott Hinds, and Carroll Cathey were members of the state titlist crew. Bud Wfoolery Robert Brown iiiii n 5 11 junior forward 6' 5 y junior center 6 7 Senior fgmafd 7 ered 1 y ear lettered 2 years lettered ' -rv Richard Briscoe C 4 senior center-forward 5' lot' Senior Guard 'P Years' lettered 1 year lettered 'ff A - ' ' A rank lm R01 ww ...xg iii-aiad-u,e 'Sl X . Taking over the responsibilities of the junior high basketball teams is J. XV. Rollings, insert. In previous years the task was shared by two men, one taking charge of the eighth grad- ers and one leading the freshmen. Rollings graduated from Wyfandotte, where he was a three-sport star. He was all city eager under Mr. Burns his senior year, 1951. He graduated from Emporia State Teach- ers College in 1955. The 1955-56 freshman team had height, speed, exper- ience, as every man on the starting five saw a lot of action last year. The club took the East Kansas league champion- ship for the first time in many years, handily disposing of every opponent. In all games they were ten and four. Thescoring attack was very well balanced with Gary En- field, Ronnie Huff, john McQuitty, and Bob Kelley often hitting in the double figures. Enfield was high scorer of ff c wa, 5 W' , the season with 148, followed by Ronnie Huff, 110, John McQuitty, 97, and Bob Kelley, 84. The freshman team is pictured above. From left to right are Gary Martin, Bob Kelley, John McQuitty, Gary En- field, Daryl Hughey, Jim Allen, Brian Needham, Ivan Lasho, David Wfatkins, John Boley, and Ronnie Huff. Of these, Hughey, Watkins, and Boley were eighth graders who played part time frosh. The eighth grade squad was not too successful in games won and lost, triumphant in only two outings, but gave evi- dence of some potential players in the coming years. The eighth grade team, below, left to right: Mark Swan- son, David Adams, Daryl Hughey, Lindsay King, David XX7atkins, Leonard Malotte, john Boley, and Rolland Hill. In a post season benefit game, the frosh played the faculty, the latter winning. 1S .F WI-ni1B..ll7' ' Luiz? - VARSITY RECORD RHS 68 St. joseph 42 RHS 63 Rockhurst 62 RHS 60 Xlifestport 56 'tRHS 58 Immaculata 29 WRHS 62 Turner 53 :FRHS 51 St. Agnes 49 RHS 49 Osawatomie 37' RHS 63 Bonner 46 RHS 77 Turner 46 RHS 59 Paola 47 RHS 65 Olathe 46 RHS 78 St. Agnes 46 RHS 46 Wlard 48 RHS 56 Osawatomie 41 RHS 78 Bonner 42 RHS 53 Turner 52 RHS 72 Paola 38 RHS 64 Olathe 51 RHS 61 Washington 38 'l5St. Agnes Tournament ,Q , . I Billy Wfallace, Bob Lane, and Roger Briscoe served as stu- dent managers this year. Aside from their everyday duties, Wfallace and Biscoe kept the rebound and shot charts. Basketball Summary The best record in Rosedale's cage history was attained this year, for this club made an outstanding 17-1 record. The Wildcats won twelve straight at the beginning of the season before bowing to Wfard, 48-46, in a thriller if there ever was one. Rosedale raced through the East Kansas League, breez- ing past all comers. The only close tilt was at Turner, when the upset-minded Bears fell short by one point. This mark- ed the first time in 10 years that the 'Cats were outright champions in the league. There were several reasons for the outstanding season. Rosedale had a tall team, usually consisting of Bud Wool- ery, 5'11, Bob Tague, 6'2, Robert Brown, 6'5, Otto Scholl 6'0, and Don Everson, 6'1. The Wfildcats averaged over 60 points per game, while holding the opposition to an av- erage of 45 points per game. The team also was an exper- ienced group, as all but one starter, Robert Brown, were lettermen. Don Swope, 6'4 reserve center, also lettered last year. The team showed an exceptional amount of hustle and drive, as Phog Allen's famed fighting benchn theory was taught emphatically by Coach Heit holt. There was never a quiet moment on the bench, as those who were not playing were doing their part to aid victory by keeping up a steady stream of encouragement.. Whenever a turn of events would favor Rosedale, the fighting bench would give out with a standing ovation. Rosedale had a well balanced scoring team which pos- sessed a big scoring threat at every position. Although Bud Woolery was usually high scorer in a game, he was never a one-man show. In every game of the season, at least two Wildcats scored in the double figures, and often there were four. Add to this the best defense in the league, and one can readily see why the club made such a fine record. The B team, although not nearly as spectacular as the varsity, came up with a fine record. This was Mr. Henry's first year at this position, and he guided the team to its best year since 19 Harold Straughn and Bill Donley kept the score book and 'mistake chart for all the basketball games. Pictured above is Mr. Roscoe Brown, who gave up the cage reins this year after 31 years at the helm. He had former- ly held a coaching position at one school longer than any coach in the area. Brown pro- duced many great stars and successful teams. TEAM RECORD RHS 62 St. joseph RHS 28 Rockhurst RHS 33 Wfestport RHS 28 Osawatomie RHS 47 Bonner RHS 28 Turner RHS 34 Paola RHS 49 Olathe RHS 5 1 St. Agnes RHS 34 Ward RHS 24 Osawatomie RHS 32 Bonner RHS 43 Turner RHS 51 Paola RHS 54 Olathe RHS 3 5 Wfashington FRESHMAN RECORD RHS 32 Olathe RHS 29 Argentine RHS 3 5 Bonner RHS 31 Wyandotte RHS 40 Central RHS 40 Olathe RHS 42 Paola RHS 41 Turner RHS 40 Northwest RHS 22 Central RHS 59 Osawatomie RHS 46 Bonner RHS 38 Wyandotte RHS 45 Turner EIGHTH GRADE RECORD RHS 30 Olathe RHS 8 Argentine RHS 15 Wfyandotte B RHS 22 Central RHS 18 Northwest RHS 20 Central RHS 3 5 Osawatomie RHS 34 Turner -- - - '- rr - - - '-Y' ....'. - -- -. r- .f'-.'T'- - . ' I' f ' 'V I ,', --Y' ..- . -' : '- -'. - ve --. 1 -. 1- - 1- e A - -Q -, v -,Kan Y- ' - 4.- - '5 ' -3-V-ff? 'VU - ff .1?3 !'? ' , - ' fr' J, ...-1 V A . . - - .. -wwnu.nnv-mana wmmmuumxvmumma .un-1-want. - i Q The Wildcats In Action i r l X Awaiting the descension ot the round ball atter a rebound- between Scarecrow Collins Qltij and Don Marx Q31j of St. Agnes. Rosedale onlookers are Robert Brown C25j and Don Eyerson C2!1j. This was the St. Agnes invitational f championship contest. l E Bud Wfoolery C305 in futile attempt to block shot by Harold Parker C535 of Turner. Don Swope Q44j recovered the rebound. Rosedale l won, 62-53. ' l 5 E Rosedale 51, St. Agnes 49-Wfild scramble ensues shot by Carroll Cathey UZQ. Other Wfildcats are Robert Brown Q25j, Bud W'oolery CLCQ, Otto Scholl CBD, and Bob Tague Qbehind no. 35, George Griffin, of St. Agnesj. Brown hauls down a rebound after a charity throw by a Wfard player. Also in the picture are Otto Scholl C35j, and Bud Woolery Qwith the funny eyesj. Brown connects with 2 of his 17 points in only regular season loss to Ward. Guarding him is 6' 6 Chuck Hobbs, number 14. 4-5-if 3 -f E,-....7Y..,..........t.-....n, W. ,.......,Y ii ' 2?2lf.urx.n.-1-A. Mal- '.u.1'U:-' Agni .v-.:J ..1 F..,- , -'UKiSZ'L'Ci -P- '-Pi'a'24-?fI!a'F-'Eh.'3f4'3-L'1kFfN91 '-9'3'4?5Slf5 ?5 19 6 Track Team March 29 Southeast Dual Here April 20 April 3 Bonner Dual at Bonner April 24 April 7 Ottawa Relays at Ottawa April 27 April 10 Osawatomie and Wfashington May 4 April 12 Olathe Dual Here May 8 April 17 Turner Dual at Turner May 12 April 19 City League at Xlifyanclotte May 18, 19 This cinder team is Art Lawrence's 21st since he came to Rosedale in 1935. His teams have nearly always been among the best in this part of the state, and the 1956 edition was no exception. Clark Tygart eclipsed one of Rose- dale's oldest records - the pole vault. The former record had been held for more than a decade. He also entered in the discus, javelin and relays. The 1956 Rosedale track and field squad had another successful year, being contenders for the EKL title. The last several East Kansas track battles have been betvv een Turner and Rosedale, the latter winning four of the last five years. 'In 1953, the last time Rosedale did not take the crown. Turner won the cham- pionship. That year Rosedale won the sixteen events, far more than share, since six other teams were compet A ing, but lacked the depth to win. h Pictured on these pages are sex en who lettered last year, as the letters li not been distributed at thc time of writinv Another letterman Don Eserson not present for the pictures. His events were low hurdles and high jum Bob Tague-One of Rosedale's most ver- satile cindermen, Bob became the school's first sub-two minute 880 man. He also was an excellent hurdler, broadjumper, and relay man. ad K. U. Relays at Lawrence Paola Dual at Paola Atchison Relays at Atchison East Kansas League at Turner Wyandotte Dual at Rosedale Regionals at Shawnee Mission State at Wfichita Carl Clark--This senior could be counted on to throw the javelin around 170 feet at any time, also pick up several points in the shot and discus. Wfalt Hawfkey'--Was anchor man on the medley team. He placed in several meets in the broad jump and 220-yard dash. -fs, l V 1 i i i VF- of Track Team The above twenty-three boys compose the remain- der of the track team. Some of the boys in this group were members of last year's cinder squad, but did not meet the requirements for a letter. Among these were Larry Sims, Kent.Lawrence, George Grauberg- er, Eddie Chance, and Russell Donley. Several boys who were out for the first time this year were expected to strengthen the team consider- ably. This was one of the largest turnouts in recent years. The reason for this is that encouragement was given to all boys going out for football next year to go out for track this spring. Pictured are, front row, left to right: Dave Row- lands, Winton Proch, Larry Sims, Nelson Kidwell, Dave Armentrout, Carroll Cathey, and Kent Law- rence. Middle row, left to right: Jack Trauth, Bud Woolery, james Dickerson, Manfred Alves, Sam Hayes, Robert Kern, joe Broadus, and Richard Lar- son. These men supplied the depth which had been lacking the past few years. In previous seasons, only five or six who did not letter remained our for track all year. Ten of these boys are sophomores who lettered or scored on the freshman team last year, and some of them posted good records last year. Among these are Bobby Woods, discus and shot, James Dickerson, high jump, Manfred Alves, middle distances, and Joe Broadus, dashes. ' 4-f-.ff 2355 if ' 5 ' gi 6 1? ,gm AL X qw The freshman team, shown above, should have a good season. Last year, as eighth graders, this group won the majority of their meets and have many of the same boys back this year. The freshmen usually turn out in large numbers, and this team was no ex- ception, as twenty-six reported. The junior high cindermen Qfrom left to right, bottom rowj: Don Smead, Larry Sutton, Ronnie King, Ronnie Odle, Larry McNevin, Paul Arndt, Ronnie Sutton, and Ronnie Huff. Middle row, left to right: Burton Bosley, Tommy Fitzpatrick, Albert Horn, Danny Turner, jim Dickerson, Dale Sutton, Brian Needham, Ivan Lasho. Top row, left to right: Gary Enfield, Bobby Cartwright, john McQuitty, jon Reagan, jim Allen, Terry Rymer, Marvin Lockwood, and Clarence Masters. , , . ,WW . . Pictured below is the golf team, which was fav- ored to win the EKL crown. Last year the team took second with four sophomores and a junior to an all senior Osawatomie aggregation. Rosedale has all its team back, and will lose only one through gradua- tion this year, Richard Briscoe. On the back row are Dave Rowlands, Roger Bris- coe, Frank Collins, Richard Briscoe, and Coach Ros- coe Brown. Kneeling are jack Hinshaw, joe Spencer, and Jack Mock. If any records were kept to determine which schools have turned out the most professional golf- ers, Rosedale would rank at or near the top in the state or even the nation, as twelve of Mr. Brown's golfers have entered the pay ranks. ' in 1- 'F-H22 ' if thletic ' Awards DON SWOPE Second team, EKL Second team, city First team, area JACK SPARKS First team, EKL First team, city ,First team, area DAVE ROWLANDS Second team, EKL I t ' GEORGE GRAUBERGER BUD VUQOLERX' NELSON KIDWELL Hon. Mention, EKL First team, EKL First team, city First team, area Hon Mention EKI DON EVERSON Hon. Mention, EKL 1 al WALTER HAWKEY Hon. Mention. EKL CARL CLARK Hon. 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Sim, Treas. M. Haley, Sec. , M. Leighton, Treas. P. Thompson, Sec L. Bessenbacher, V. Presy R. Wallace, -Pres. S. Duffin, V. Pres. Richecky, Pres. soPHoMoRE G . FRESHMAN C.'Cathey, Treas. 1. Roberts, Sec. L. Vaughn, Sec. G. Enfield, Treas. C. Keeler, V. Pres. Broadus, Pres. Collins, V. Pres. R. Huff, Pres. E EIGHTH GRADE SEVENTH GRADE F. Bornschein, Treas. J. Boyle, Sec. R. Kerr, Treas. T. Hughes, Sec. J. Boley, V. Pres. S. Wilt, Pres. Thebo, Pres. C. Cole, V. Pres. fl? y . Z i 4-MA - - -f-f- - r i .. 1 , 'rf ,...,i'-A.Q -P .r. h- Y - ,k win K, f A5912 54. A .L Q '- 4 13 4 1.,- K-k 16.-ik HH gm Q, A rxmjii N A O L- L fri: Acauamsc YEAR ' f 7 X X Q. X ,ax X :QQ .. NX: Q- xx Q ww'-awww aww, 5 fi fx XX Q Q. ff Ti K.. 'rl W, , , . ,r ,. ,... ,,., ,Y ,c , af . -,--- - v . Y .eg .7 - f- 'ff f ':-'- v-:' : - ' ' ' ' ' ' ' f ,I :Vf.z..JL ,Ft!QT9:a.1,g,gM.g1,,7.4, ,,,, 133 f. . 2- .. ..g.:1.4.f.-K-11.-ggi... 4 ' 'L'-: 2 ! W VW W . W ,.,W,,MW,,,a!!,!m,,!,.,M..I.,,5, ,, l E ,,,,,. ., M, , ,, , l ! ! ational Honor The highest honor which a senior may receive, mem- bership in the National Honor Society, has been in exis- tence for more than twenty-five years. From eighty-two Rosedale seniors, twenty-one were eligible for National Honor on the basis of their scholastic standing, being in the upper 25 percent of the class. From this 25 percent, 15 percent was chosen for membership. The final selection of these thirteen seniors was based on service, leadership, scholarship, and character. l l l 3141... x K., , anrfzx . ' l T 'R 6 7 ii E Z Z K f J f ii Q if f 4 Z2 a fz Z Zi Zi ? --- , .f - ee 1 ' v s'-. i - f i rezeesiif ff'-W'1xas't.1:e '1rf , 'K' ' ur . -?iF3'fL3'+- ff1F'fg-fo. 14:32- x5'g2fiL MTF '::u Senior Personalities A All students distinguish themselves in some way or another. In the 2 5 opinion ot the annual staff, the following seniors distinguished them- 1 . K I 'l' selves lor: 5 l 'i i 44 l 4. l X Mtisiciaii Wfalter I-lavxl-.ey ' Dancer. o Susan Estes A Artist: Clark Tygart Handsome: Otto Scholl Haiff lacllou Allen Pretty: jo Ann Ashlock l l Eyes: Glenda Myers i l : i Friendlinessz Dee Taylor . Contributed Most: Gloria Calahan Populafityg Loretta Craig , Personality: Carolyn Webb . Fun: Laurie Bessenbacher jack Sparks Athletic: Tob Tague E i l 1 I Y' vi 5 Virginia Horner 5, xi. '45 fi Figure: Sue Huff Build: Kenny Kerr 19. ,rt Z I-,S af R' ,f CW Steven Sanders 1 1- 9- Fe l Most likely to succeed: R wgltty Roger Stephenson, Gloria Calahan Ogef SEE enson :yu M 3 'F Mai K Big Wheelf Actor: Ray Wallace Smile Q Actress: Barbara Post Alice Waldrop 1 , A. QQ? 0- Senior N During their years at Rosedale, the class of 1956 has experienced many trials and triumphs, hard work and study. Now, their reward is great-a diploma. The seniors have watched the construction of the new building from which fut- ure seniors will graduate. Their junior play, f'Beautiful You , and the junior prom, Isle of Golden Dreams , provided moments to be remembered always. During their last year at RHS, the class of '56 was faced with a new situation H- ., . 4 , - -'- ' f - 07.2- , , V A . .4 - ,i 6 , : -Q 'v I v .. -A 5' MJ, f . .- -, V ,, . ..f.iA.f we Wm. f A, 'QW f .Week hmm f W fewmrm Z... .-em.-,aff , . Wrwramm- .MA Mew,,,,,,.wWL.s.f,..am,:aM1W..swJ..AhH.1 -half day sessions, attending school only a new principal were added to the faculty. path and steps which many students find new routes to school. Despite these new conditions, the class able one and is now ready to embark upon Cheales Swift born in a mam. Sheldon MARTHA MCGEE-Dramatics play, make-up 4, Play ush- er 55 Stockton, Missouri 1, 2. Let patience bare Iyer perfect u-'orkf' New Testament OPAL BOYCE-Gym show 3, junior play, malie-up, Dra- matics play, costumes 3, Fashion-show Z, Dramatics as- sembly 3. W'!aere lyeaflr are frzze, feu' u'w'd.f will do. INA RAY HUGHES-Glee Club -ig Music festival 43 GAA 4, Delphian 4, secretary 43 Pep Club 4, Future nurses' club 4g Westpoi't, Kansas City, Missouri 1, 2, 3. The Iwo nobler! thingy, zrfyirb are Ju'ee111e.i'J and ligbtff MURNO BOBO-Band lg Music festival lg Hi-Y -ig jun- , ior play committee 3, Commercial club 4, Graduation pro- gram lg junior play 5, student director 3, 'lliespian 43 vice-president 4, Future teachers' club 4. publicity manag- er 4g Safe driving safety panel 2. l1 i1 and zviidwfz are . - -A Q-.Y-I--dt.,-e in the morning. Many new teachers and Because construction had begun, the used were blocked, and students had to of '56 has made the senior year an enjoy- the highway of life. 1 Q-, I, ',, ,. xe.. ... . We g,,..a.,.,.,..,.ei:e--1---J--I--A A-1-M -if--M --- A -'- 1 Y FT,-A-.E ,Slim-Q 'KEFE 31 -L? V- gig L Ti P ' - CAROLYN NVEBB-Student Council alt. 3, GAA 1 2 3 P 7 J 4, letter 1, 4, secretary 3, Commercial club 4, Crookbearer 5g Fashion show 2, Graduation program 1, Honor roll 1, 3, junior play 3, Thespian 3, 4, Pep club 1, 2, 3, 4, Fu- ture teachers' club 3, president 3, Shari :md sweet. Ameri- can Proverb LARRY FRANCE-Annual staff 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Rose- dalian staff 3, 4, sports editor 4, Pep club 4, Future teach- ers' club 3, Homeroom vice-president 1. The devil ir iz geizlleizzifizf' Shakespeare LAURIE BESSENBACHER-Drum majorette 3, 4, GAA 2, 3, 4, president 4, Gym show 3, Prom committee 3, com- mercial club 4, Crookbearer 3, Class vice-president 4, Tal- ent show 2, 3, Variety show 2. Toe gif: of gaiety may if- .ielf be foe grefzlerl good fortune. Edrnan NANCY NELSON-Art -club 1, GAA 3, 4, Gym show 3, Prom committee 3, Commercial club 4, vice-president 4, Crookbearer 3, Fashion show 2, Talent show 2, 33 Variety show 2. Virli1e i.f,lf5e triferl izobililyf' Cervantes PAT REYNOLDS-Quill and Scroll 3, 4, GAA 1, 2, 3, Gym show 3, Annual staff 3, 4, assistant editor 3, editor 4, Delphian 4, Rosedalian staff 3, 4, Crookbearer 3, Honor roll 1, 2, 3, junior play 3, Thespian 4, Pep club 3, 4, Talent show 2. To do emily wlafzt if difficult for others it 11 7lli'l1',E of ffzlezzlf' Amiel RAY XVALLACE-Student Council, 2, Music ,festival 1, 3, Christmas play 3, Orchestra 2, 3, Annual staff 3, Delphian 4, I-Ii-Y 2, junior play committee 3, Rosedalian staff 3, Prom committee 3, Track 1, Dramatics play 3, Graduation program 1, junior play 3, Thespian 4, Pep club 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Homeroom president 1, Class president 4, Speech festival 3, Exchange play 3, Talent show Wltltlef 1. HU ro1z1'e1'.rafio1z doer izol show foe iizinule-band, but be ,rfrieer foe bow' very c0M'eclly, Lyttelton ROBERTA BARRY-GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, letter 3, Variety show 2, Gym show 3, junior play committee 3, Prom committee 3, Commercial club 4, treasurer, Crookbearer 3, Pep club 1, 2, 3, 4, Future nurses' club 4, Dramatics play committee 3. Gf1iefy and lyimzor make the world go round. Unknown FRANCES LANG-Glee club 4, Student Council alt. 3, Music festival 4, GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Gym show 3, Junior play committee 3, Prom committee 3, Crookbearer 3, Pep club 1, 2, 3, 4, Play usher 3, Homeroom president 3. Ge11fle11ze11 frlzzvzyr reeilz Io reizzemoer blondes. Loos LARRY LAWRENCE-Stuclent Council 2, 3, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Music festival 1, 2, 3. 4, Orchestra 2, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Prom committee 3, Pep club 4, Football 3, Basketball 2, Homeroom president 2, Class secretary 3, Variety show 2, Brass Ensemble. llEI'F7'j' 117072 ir like flae comfmizy he if won! fo keep. Phoenix BARBARA BILLINGS-Student Council alt. 33 GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Gym show 3, Iunior play committee 3, Prom com- mittee 3, Commercial club-4, secretary 4, Crookbearer 3, Pep club 1. 2, 3, 4, Homeroom secretary 2, Variety show 2. A good zmme ir belief llmzz riclaerf' Cervantes nit f- A -'TiT 3-9i.f..:1?'i-Tv'5i'?5f'L . ,.! 5: 'A !.,,-lfllgt.-!.f,1, -.n -- ' ! Y '-- ia, -Ir'iJaQ.-2a.!..,! ! '! 5 DELORES TAYLOR-Glee club 4, Music festival 4, GAA I, 2, 3, 4, president 1, Gym show 3, Junior play commit- tee 3, Prom committee 3, Commercial club 4, Fashion show 2, Graduation program 1, Honor roll 1, Horizon club 2, 3, 4, secretary 2, 4, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, Pep club 2, 3, 4, treasurer 2, 3, Play usher 3, Future nurses' club 2, 3, 4, president 2, 4, Homeroom president 4, treasurer 3' Class 3 vice-president 3. A good rejvzzfation if more valuable Ioan 111n11ey. Syrus LLOYD PENDERGRASS- Men of few wod Z1 1' f are I e ber! 71267231 Seldon NELSON KIDXWELL-Gym show 3, Hi-Y 3, 4, Junior ala 3 Th ' 4 P 5 'y , espian , ep club 4, Football 1, 3, 4. Patience if Ike ber! of all i7l.fl7'IlCl07'J'.u Syrus MARY JANE DOBSON-Glee club 4, Music festival 4, GAA 1, 2. 3. 4, Gym show 3, Delphian 4, Prom commit- tee 3, Crookbearer 3, Dramatics play 3, Graduation pro- gram 1, Pep club 1, 2, 3, 4. A friend may well be reele- o11ed foe 111a.rze1'pieee of nature. Emerson FRED SMEAD--Band 4, Music festival 1, 2, 3, Orches- tra 1, 2, 3, Hi-Y 1, 4, Pep club 4, Football 1, 2. The .foal of 1111111 ir 1111111011111 and i111pe1'i5l1able. Plato SHIRLEY CHRISTIAN-Band 4, Drum majorette 2, 3, Mus-ic festival 4: Gym show 3, Operetta 1, Orchestra 1, Annual Staff 4, Delphian 4, Rosedalian staff 4, advertising manager 4, Crookbearer 3, Graduation program 1, junior play 3, Pep club 2, 3, 4, Exchange assembly 2, Speech festi- val 2, Talent show 1, 2, 3, 4, Variety show 2, Dramatics assembly 4, -Library assistant 3. Grace war in all ber .rlepfg 1:11 erery ge.r1z11'e, digzzizy and lore. Milton ELEANOR HARRIS-Glee club 4, Student Council 1, Music festival 4, Gvm show 3, junior play committee 3, Prom committee 3, Dramatics play 3, Crookbearer 3, Grad- uation program 1, Honor roll 1. 2, 3, Thespian 3, 4, Pep club 2. 3. 4, Future nurses' club 2, 3, 4, School treasury dept. 4. Knowledge eomef, bat wifdom li1zger.f. Tennyson HAROLD XWILCOX-Glee club 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Drum maior 4, Music festival 1, 2, 3, 4, Prom committee 3, Pep club 4, Talent show winner 4. The real ebaraeler of a 1115172 ir foznzd 0111 by bi! II7IZZlJ'67lZ6I2f.f.U Reynolds DON LUELLEN-Student Council 3, Band 1, 2, 3, Music festival 1, 3, Hi-Y 2, 3. 4, Delphian 4, Prom committee 3, Graduation program 1' Honor roll 1 2 3' Future t h- v , -s , eaf ers' club 3, 4, Class president 3. A good 111i11d poffeffer a ki11gdo111. Seneca BARBARA POST-Glee club 3, 4, Christmas play 3, Gym show 3, Operetta 3, Dramatics assembly 4, Junior play 3, Thespian 4. I11 qaielneff and confidence mall be your .flre1zgtl9. Isiah --- lik, I H e i ' ' 4.4-s'Qi'5 ve' 'i g' - Ia? 42 . ' i S 'ng DON EVERSON-Glee club 4, Student Council 1, 2, 3, Band 1, 2: Music festival 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, vice- president 3: -Iunior Play committee 3, Hi-Y 2, Prom com- mittee 31 Track 1, 2. -3: Pep club 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, liasketball 1. 2, 3, 4, R cluh.2, 3, 4, secretaryftreasurer -4, Homeroom treasurer 3, Homeroom vice-president 1, Class treasurer 1, 2, Student ballot, leadership. Az1zhiIio11 li?.I,1' no rifhf' Lytton LORETTA CRAIG-Glee club 4, Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4, Music festival vi, GAA 1, 2, 4, vice-president 4, Variety show 2, Student ballot, popularity, Gym show 3, Prom committee 3, Commercial club 4, Crookbearer 35 Junior play 3, Pep club 1. 2, 3, 4, Homeroom treasurer 2, Class Secretary 1. Preffy zo zmfh zvizh, and willy lo talh wiIh. Suckling PAT BINNS-Music festival 1, 2, 3, 4, GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Gym show 3, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Delphian 4, vice-presi- dent 4, Prom committee 3, Graduation program 1, Honor roll 1, 3, Pep club 1, 2, 3, 4, Future teachers' club 3, secre- tary 3, Homeroom treasurer 3. The greirz plefirzzre in my life if doing whaz people my you can zzof do. Bagehot KENNETH KERN-Student council alt. 3, Delphian 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, president 4, Honor roll 1, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Model legislature 4. A good laugh ir fl rmzrhizze izz .2 home. Thackeray -IACILOU ALLEN-Glee club 1, 2, 3, 4, letter 2, 3, Music festival 1, 2, 3, 4, Gym show 3, Annual staff 4, Delphian 4, Rosedalian staff 4, Graduation program 1, 2, 3, 4, Jun- ior play 3, Pep club 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics assembly 4, Homecoming attendant 4. The very pink of peffectiozzf' Goldsmith CLARK TYGART-Art club 1, 2, Track 1, 3, Basketball 3, Gym show 1. Honor and lrzzth and manhood. Olson DON SWOPE-Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, R club 3, 4. A man dezfofed fo pleasure. Gerence GLENDA MYERS-Glee club 3, 4, Student Council alt. 3, Music- festival 3, 4, GAA 2, 3, Christmas play 3, 4, An- nual staff 4, Prom committee 3, Rosedalian staff 4, Crock- bearer 3, Graduation program 1, Homeroom treasurer 1, School treasury dept. 4.. I 11112 41 jwrz' of all zhaz I bdlfff-71262.11 Tennyson LYNNA HUNT-Music festival 2, 3, GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Gym show 3, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Prom committee 3, Com- mercial club 4, Graduation program 1, Junior play 3, Pep club 1, String Ensemble 3, 4. Noi hy yenrr, hzzl hy dirjno- .riliozz if wisdom acquired. Plautus. CHARLES O'NEAL-Glee club 4, Band 1: Music festival I, 41 junior play committee 3, Football 3, Future teachers' club 3, Safety Panel 2, Talent Show 2, 4- Ge1zflemf1n if zzfriflezz legihly on hir hrowf' Colman , ....,- page ..ai.!..,-... ,.,, . l F l I .!!..5!s .1- I! SHIRLEY ANDERSON--Glee club 4, Music festixal 4, GAA 1, 2, Gym show 3, Commercial club 4, Graduation program 1, Pep club 2, 3, 4, Future nurses' club 3. The milder! nzozzzfeazr fmrl hoe genlleiz bowl. Hope SHERRY FALK-Glee club 4, Music festival 4, GAA I. 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens 2, Pep club 3, 4. If all good people were good and all clever people good, foo uorld rwould be nirer- Wordsworth CAROL STEPHENS-Music festival 1, 2, 3, 4, GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Gym show 3, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Delphian 4, Prom committee 3, Graduation program 1, Honor roll 1, 2, 3, junior play 3, Pep club 4, Future teachers' club 3, Home- room secretary 3, String ensemble 2, 3. This if llae flying I zzfvzf born zo do. Daniel LARRY SIMS-Music festival 1, 2, Orchestra 1, 2, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Prom committee 3, Homeroom treasurer 1, 2, 3, Class treasurer 3, 4. Nollaing if imporfible to a willing l1em',f. Heywood RAY ARNESON- Once n gefzzlemmz, always iz genlle- mrznf' Dickens 1 SADIE BEAIRD-GAA 3, Gym show 3, Annual staff 4, Prom committee 3, Rosedalian staff 3, 4, assistant sports editor 4, Graduation program 3, Pep club 1, 2, 3, 4, Play usher 3, Dramatics assembly 4, Graduation program 1. I lirfe for lboie who lore me. Banks STEVEN SANDERS-Student Council 3, 4, president 4, Christmas play 4, Gym show 3, Delphian 4, Hi-Y 2, treasurer 2, Prom committee 33 Track 1, Honor roll 1, junior play 3, Thespian 4, president 4, Football 1, Basket- ball 1, 2, Future teachers' club 3, 4, president 4, Class president 1, Safety panel contest 2, I Speak for Democracy 2, Dramatics assembly 4. Nothing great warevervzrlaiev- ed ufizboifl e1zIbuJir1mz. Emerson BARBARA SWEARINGEN-Glee club 4, Music festival 4, Prom committee 3, Commercial club 4, Y-Teens 4, Pep club 4. She was or good or she was fair. Rogers RONNIE ATXWELL-Hi-Y 3, 4, Track 1, Pep club 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, R club 3, 4, Future teachers' club 3, Homeroom vice-president 1, Homeroom treasurer 2. AJ merry or fbe day if long. Shakespeare VIRGINIA HORNER-Camp Fire 1, Music festival 1, 2, 3, 4, Gym show 3, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Graduation pro- gram 1, Horizon Club 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 4. They Ina! gov- ern the mor! :mike ,fbe leaf! noise. Selden G 'T J- CL CALLER GAA 1 2 l C 5 11 sl11 1 el 1 1 1 1 111111111 ce Pro 1 to1111111t ee ookbe ircr l 1sl11 sl xv H 1no1 oll 0111 1 t IL 1111 1 1 111111111011 111 771511 901111 lf 1117 111 B'1ff1C RFNNFTH RERR-Student Council 33 Hi-Y -, 33 Pep tlub -13 Football 1, 2. 3. 43 club -lg Basketball 3, -I3 HLJIIICFOOIII vice-president 13 Ho111eroo111 secretary 23 Rose- dalian staff 3. A lilile 11011161150 110L1' rlllfll 1111111 if 1'c'l11'X1- tid by lbs 1L'fJ'6'J'Z 01' 711611.11 Anonymous CHARLES SLAYTON-Glee club 3, -i3 Music festival 3, -13 Delphian 43 Pep club -ig Future tez1cl1ers' club 3, 43 'Fal- ent Show 3. Al. Hllffise 10 1'e10lz'1', zllld 111110111 111 I76'7'f0I'Ul.Il Pope ,. CORLENE SALQRONG-CdI1ll7 Fire lg GAA 1, 2, 3, 43 Gym show 33 Orchestra 1. 23 Delphian -l3 Pro111 co111111ittee 33 Co111111ercial club 43 Crookbearer 33 Graduation P1'Og1'2llU lg Horizon club 2, 3, 43 junior play 33 Thespian 43 Pep club I, 2, 3, 43 Spanisl1 club 33 Future nurses' club 2, 3, 43 Future teachers' club 3, 4. Do 11111 111111 bare ZL75071 you 1111- 11111 111 zbe goal. Syrus GLORIA CALAHAN-Student Council 3, 43 GAA 1, 2, 33 Gy111 show 33 Annual staff 43 feature editor 43 Pro111 C0111- 111ittee 33 Rosedalian staff 43 Crookbearer 33 Graduation program 13 Honor roll 23 junior play 33 Pep club 1, 2, 3, 43 vice-president 3, president 43 Future teachers' club 33 Girls' State representative 33 Speech festival 2. Lei ber 0u'11 z1'111'le1 jmzife ber. Proverbs ROGER STEPHENSON-Hi-Y 3, -ig Pep club 43 Senior representative 4. HF1'07lZ :he CVOZUIZA 0f bit bend 10 fbe' 111112 of hir f001, be if 1111 111i1'tb. Shakespeare CAROLYN TXXIEEDY-Gym show 33 Pro111 co111111ittee 4' Ho111eroon1 treasurer 23 Talent show 2, 43 Variety sl1ow Tbe I'L'l'j' fl0z1'c1' 11fj'011lb. Terrence 2. DELORES PENNINGTON-Art club 33 GAA 1, 2, 33 Gy111 show 33 junior play eo111111ittee 33 Pro111 co111111ittee 33 Co111111e1'cial club 4, president 43 Crooklrearer 33 Pep club 1, 2, 3, 4, vice-president 43 HO1llCl'OOi11 president 1, 3. N0 01111 1f?110u'1 llfbzlf be fill! do fill be 11'1e.f. Syrus GLORIA QLICK Glcc club I 2 3 1 Ho111eto1111g ' T A -f ' -1 ' , , , 13 ' in Aueen 43 Music festival 1, 2, 3 43 GAA 33 Gym show 33 Operetta l, 2, 3, 43 junior play co111111ittee 33 Pro111 co111111it- tee 33 Co111111ereial club 43 Dramatics play 33 GF1lLlU2lllCJI1 p1'OgI'1llN 33 Junior play 3- Student direstor 33 Talent show 1, 2. 3, 43 Pep club 1, 2, 3, fig Future nurses' club 4: Crook- bearer 33 Ho111eroo111 vice-president 4.2 HQlfl'C'll 1-11,111 nf 161' fdffblld g111'1l1f11 01' g11'l1. Tennyson RONALD SAXWYER- He 11101 111 bnifd, 11111 b011.f1. ' Sax- age away,-am' -Q,.a.a!,... H+ +1a111f,1'-.av- 3 1:1 2.3f 4 1 l 'l ! .-.....M . MARY ANN HALEY-Quill and Scroll 33 Glee club 4 Student Council alt. 23 Ivlusic festival 43 GAA 1, 2, 3 -lQlGj'111 show 33 Annual t' ff , b 7 phian 43 junior play committee 33 Prom committee 3' Rose dalian staff 33 Crookbearer 33 Graduation program 13 Y Teens 23 Pep club 1, 2, 3, 43 Play usher 33 Class sec retary 2, 4. She 1111111 be 59611 Io be 11j1j1ror1.1led. Ains worth . CHARLES YOUNG-Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Prom committee 3' usic festival 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 43 Graduation program 13 Pep club 4. You can Ie!! Ike rblzmrler of ez'e1 1 'y 711111 11317671 you .fee bow be 1'erei1'erp1'11ife. Seneca PHIL LYBARGER-Track 13 Basketball 1, 2, 33 Gradua- tion program 1. H1111dro111e ir 111 b1z11dJo111e dow. Gold- smith MILDRED HOLT-GAA 1, 2, , . 33 Gym show 33 Annual staff 4, senior editor 43 Prom committee 33 Rosedalian staff 4, circulation manager 43 Commercial club 43 Crookbearer 33 Graduation program 13 Honor roll 1, 33 Pep club 1, 2, 3. 43 lfuture teachers' club 3, treasurer 33 Speech festival 2. Her lljf um' more 115.111 111.111, ber i1111ore11re 11 cbild. Dryden 3. 4, treasurer 3 letter 1 SUE HUFF-Quill and Scroll 3, 43 Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, -13 Gym show 33 Operetta 23 Annual staff 3, -1, advertising manager 3, business manager 43 Commercial club I' Crook bearer 33 Pep club 1, 2, 3, 43 Homeroom treasurer 33 Class vice-president 1, 23 Homeroom president I3 Homeroom vice-president 23 Rosedalian staff 3. -lg editor 3, 4 picture d. e itor 33 Talent show 4. Bom for .f11fre.r.r. Emerson JAMES LANGE-Glee Club 4' Music festival 1' Tra 'k 3 1 - ' ' a S J- student manager3 R club 4. .E1'ery 111.z11',f rzffrzirf, bon'- erzer lzzlle, are 1111po1'11111z zo bi11z.relf. johnson 1 l 1 f , l, 1 ll 1117 VM? ' ll' T 31 li XVALTER HAXVKEY-String Ensemble 1, 2, 33 Boys' State 33 Brass Ensemble 23 Student Council 1. 3, 43 Band 1, 2, 3, -i3 Music festival 1, 2, 3, 43 Orchestra 1. 2, 3, 43 Hi-Y 2. 3, 43 Track 1, 2, 3, 43 Graduation program 13 Honor roll 33 Pep club 2, 43 Football 1, 2. 3. 43 Basketbalfl, 23 R club 3, 4, vice-president 43 Future' teachers' club 3, vice-president 3. Muff: if Ike' zbizzg of Ibe uorld I lou' 7110.11.11 Pepys ALICE WALDROP-Fashion show 5, Play usher 5. afar,- .frtf o11ly'11'11ly grew! who are frzzly good. Chapman ' JUDY BUTLER-Art club 3, 43 Student Council alt. I: 1 GAA 23 Gym show 33 Annual staff 33 junior play com- mittee 33 Prom committee 33 Rosedalian staff 33 Graduation program 1, 33 junior play 33 Pep club 1, 2, 3, 43 Home- room treasurer 2. S!9e'r all my ftlllfy jmizzfed ber: 5Z1c'.r lorely, Jbefr 111111110- Mee RICHARD BRISCOE-Hi-Y 3. 43 Track 13 Pep club -1: Football 1, 23 Golf 2, 3, 43, R club 4. If 77liffft'1'.l' 11111 bow long yo11'l1'1'e, 6111 bon' well. Syrus V, s a 3 usiness manager 3' Del- , - ,,, -. . ,,,,s , . , R..- f ' A '.':.w:,v . 'T' : ' F 4'- ' ' 'me gag' 1 ega,+iff',,,fw-1-g,,15i5'-gg ,fir NIARILXN DEAN Glee club 4 Music tcstix rl I CAA 1 Lum shoxx 3 Delphitn 1 Prom committee 3 Pet club . -. J. 4 uie snow 2 Ta en siow . .1 11111 j.1r11!1e1e1i by 110116 11111 be1'Jef.' Unknown W ff f MELVIN LOXVE-Glee club fig Gym show 35 Basketball 3 if 3. Bf11.aZ1111g if lbc' color of i'i1'111e. Brown ,VW SUSAN ESTES-GAA 1, 2. 35 Gym show 33 Annual staff 4, pi ,re editor 45 Roseclalian staff 45 Prom com- mittee 35 Delphian 45 Dramatics play 45 Pep club 1, 2, 3, -15 Speech festival 2. UBEIIIIIQ' if ,l7U'll'6I',' 11 Jmile ii' 11.1 Jz1'111'1f. Keats OTTO SCHOLL-Student Council 1, 35 l-li-Y 45 Track 15 Football 1, 2, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 R club --ig Homeroom vice-president 1. The f70f7llftI7' breeze. Cicero JO ANN ASI-ILOCK-Cheerleader 1, 45 GAA 2. 3: Gym show 35 Annual staff 3, 45 Delphian 45 junior play committee 35 Prom committee 35 Rosedalian staff 3, 45 Dramatics play costumes 35 Pep club 2, 3, 45 Play usher 35 Talent show 45 Valentine Queen 25 Dramatics assembly -1. Beauty if 11'z1l16, Ifufb if 0e11111y. Keats CARL CLARK--Track 1, 2, 3, 45 junior play 35 Pep club 45 Football 1, 2, 45 R Club 2, 3, 45 Homeroom vice-presi- dent 35 Homeroom treasurer 2. G1'e11f 111612 gain doubly z1'l1e11 fbey 11.111,ee foef lfaeir f1'ie11dJ, Lytton ,rf u JACK SPARKS- Bef01'e ffzflll 11111126 111' t'jfjZ?llJ', greal Na- J1111' made 11.12 men. Lowell LILA BALDWIN--Play usher 35 Gym show 3. IIVb11,t- f011l6J' f1'11111 Ike hear! goer 111 fbe !1e.11'1. American pro- verb NANCY REED---Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Music festival 1, 2, 3, 45 GAA 1, 2, 3, 45 Gym show '35 Prom committee 35 Fashion show 35 Horizon Club 2, 3, 45 Y-Teens 2g Pep club 1. 2. 3, -15 Future nurses' club 2, 3, 4. B111 10 fee ber 11'11.f 111 lore ber. Burns ROBERT TAGL'l2-Basketball 2, 3, 45 Track 3, 4. UA p1'011e1' 1111111 111' 0116 5191121 fee 111 KI 5711117116111 day. Shakespeare ROY JACKSON-- W'il-maker iff ouw zvelrome, find leiely all diJ'lizzcli01z. Emerson. MARTHA LEE---Commercial club 4, Pep club 2. Ple.1.f1n'e and izcliwi mahe the hauff Jeem short. Shakespeare fs 1 ' W1 tv 5? ? t, Z3 xg yn f n PATRICIA DALE-Artclub 3, Gym show 3. K1mu' Ih.1f Jimple gijl ofheing hind if grefzfer than all ivifdwzz of fha wire. Heyward ESTHER FITZPATRICK-Fashion show 3, Gym show 3, - Pep club 4. 'G00d to he merry and u'i.fe. Bible x x 1 DOROTHY HARPER-Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Music festival 1, 2, 3, 4, Gym show 3', Orchestra 1, 2 3, Pep club 3, 4, Future nurses' club 2, 3. Young headr are giddy, young hearzf are gay. Cowper BARBARA DREW-Glee club 4, -Music festival 4, Gym show 3, Delphian 4, Prom committee 3, Pep club 3, 4, Talent show 4, Westport 1, Shawnee Mission 2. She .rpeahelh not, and yet there lief iz razzifermliwz in her eyerf' Longfellow I V ' we X . :H 'l f ' if .,,,,,.,,.z,, ,Siu ,H mana-w-uufL,,.b!' as 'H-S' MH 'S' X MILDRED GREEN- A liberty to lhuz 0111 y whirh if good, , jim, and honey. Winthrop EMILY RODRIGUEZ-Glee Club 1, 4, Music festival ig 4, GAA 1, 2, 3, Fashion 'show 2, 3, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, -lg .,,. Pep club 1, 2, 3, 4, Play usher 3, Future nurses' club 2, 3. X' 4, secretary 4. How fm' that little randle throws' its heanzf' F Shakespeare V X D 1 l ff ZA? iWfZ!?Mf' gm W Y ,J 3 Xwgegygmw Www 3 MWMiW Ao , ' x X W WW M n Sfffw X WWWWM , '- ' , , ' '- ' . W ' ,, - -.. , f 'Wi'-'f -1AA.e-Lgfffwr-.-f-AA:--'+-f-- ivv-uf-'v..f1 y--- 11:-:vi-:' - --.-m.-J,.. W. .,......., ww., - .,,,,,:, ,..,..,,g. 8 -.5,.-, .... 13,-.1 V. j,,,,1M-.,.-,.,fQ,-. -., 'Q , ' 1 ,, ' - ' W H 1 4 -w,-2 -Y -.- ff1Wf b-3: W, ' C LJ fa? gf , - if ,, ff ,M fa? 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