Rozel High School - Tiger Memories Yearbook (Rozel, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 70 of the 1954 volume:

f I 1 .Alissa in ni . 4 I 1 .. I 1 1 '- 1 Y ' Y V v Y ' ' 1 Carolee Fox, Neil Scott, Marianne Meier, Marjorie Josefiak, Milton Gilmore, Wilma Webster, Nola Drake, Nada Winkler, Betty Smith, Sponsor Joe Blattner. lean fion We, the yearbook staff wish to dedicate this book to our parents and the patrons of the community who have made it possible for us to receive our education. In this way may we express our thanks. X-Ai M., .Slualmf ouerning g The student council is the student governing body of the school. It is made of representatives from each class. Our student council which was organized in 1950 has accomplished many worth while projects. Among these are the achievement letter program and student assembly programs. We feel this democratic body plays an important part in our school. Mrs. Hawkins is the sponsor. y an a LeRoy Ellis, Karen Winkler, Naomi Torvie Parrott Meckfessel. V . 1 s ' ,,. ' 1 sn --1 L , - A .rg 4- ,Q 4' '- ' are sr 1lii1ffl1'E'Aii'il , K . - ' '- Clarence Bradford Marjorie Josefiak, James Bohart. LX! x x , ,Q - v 4. , ,by - iifl In glaze! GZ nnznlfhafeh jrlznnls omca OF SUPERINTENDENT f 5 Rozel Kansas ' It is a privilege and a pleas i operate with the stud Il the preparat' l ure to co- ents and the faculty in ion of a yearbook. This yearbook is an indication to me I that you approveiprogz-essive education. The I students and faculty cannot work on a book of this kind without learning someth' I the experiences, and it sh It to be better able To th ing from ould prepare you to take your place in society. e Board of Education and Patrons, I give my thanks for their loyal support in our efforts to promote a better educational SELBY system that meets the needs of the day. As PAULIJ' endenr your superintendent, I stand ready to co- supenm operate in every way possible. Sincerely ypurs, O 011 minidrah Paul J. Selby Superintendent - -- Ti- 7- Q- SSE'- MECKFE V, H. Du-eCI0r - DRAKE Clerk MBERGER U S' 1 B' 116 3 Dfw! D- ' 's T Jkf 53. A 4' Je ff 'ti H- jd :lyin- iv 554 l nmfigi N ,Q .. 3.1-,E . ' 51 - Q 21:3 u I 'W ln K., ,gil il 1 f f ' L.EQE . ! 1 , 1 , g 'f Q . 5' ' ' K an '. 'x WW X 14 3 A SEL-BY 'IHELM Commence Iuniot 5p0nS0i acu fy H-A W Bn - - Home Economics Student Council Sponsor ANDREW GARDNER Science Kndusuiu AHS ns0i Freshmen Silo GRACE DYYUS Enghsh Speech Dramancs 4 Sopnomote Sponsor Joe L. BLATTNH Math Welding Coach Seni0Y Spgnsgt ELIZABETH Music WILSON Al ,,. 1 vp-14 iksieu ,Aim Qlfiivirurgi E-Efkiialevff EQQIEQEUFHQ iii EEE!-l?!i4'Y 8 ,. 1. Y x 5 1. J ' W' rf if Y GRADUATE QM DOLORIS BRUNTZEL Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Pep Band 3, 4 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Mixed Chorus 4 Ir. Play 3, 4 CAROL BRACK Twirler 1, Z 3, 4 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Mixed Chorus 4 CAROLEE FOX Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Pep Band 3 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Mixed Chorus 4 Student Council 2, 3 Yearbook Editor 4 Sr. Play 2, 3, 4 One Act Play 3 Queen Attendant 3 eniord CLARENCE BRADFORD Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Mixed Chorus 4 Ir. Play 3 Sr. Play 4 One Act Play 4 Vice Pres. 2 CLIFF'S STUDIO, Larned JAMES BOHART Class Pres. 2, 4 Student Council 2, 4 Student Council Pres. 4 Jr. Play 3 Sr. Play 4 Basketball 3, 4 Baseball 3, 4 Football 3, 4 MARIORIE JOSEFIAK Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Pep Band 3 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Mixed Chorus 4 Class Sec. and Treas 3, 4 Yearbook staff 4 Ir. Play 3 Sr. Play 2, 4 Lf? BILLY PRICE Sr. Play 4 Basketball 4 Baseball 4 Football 4 Student Manager 3 .,, mQ-C1111 MARIANNE MEIER Twirler.2, 3, 4 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Mixed Chorus 4 Class Sec. and Treas. 1 Yearbook staff 4' Cheerleader 3 Queen Attendant 3 NEIL SCOTT Yearbook Staff 4 Ir. Play 3 Sr. Play 4 One Act Play 4 Basketball 3, 4 LEORA SPREIER Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Pep Band 3 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Mixed Chorus 4 Class Sec. and Treas. 2 Jr. Play 3, 4 2l'll0I'ff 8 3 BECKWITH MORTUARY, Larned WILMA WEBSTER Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Pep Band 3 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Mixed Chorus 4 Yearbook Staff Sec. Jr. Play 3 Sr. Play 4 Queen Attendant 4 BETTY SMITH Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Pep Band 3 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Mixed Chorus 4 Class Pres. 3 Student Council Sec and Treas. 3 Yearbook Staff 4 Jr. Play 3 Sr, Play 4 Football Queen 3 DWIGHT GIBSON Mixed Chorus 4 Vice-Pres. 2 Ir. Play 3 Sr. Play 4 Basketball 3, 4 Baseball 2, 3, 4 Football 2, 3, 4 ELMER WAGNER Mixed Chorus 4 Vice-Pres. 3 Jr. Play 3 Sr. Play 4 Basketball 3, 4 Baseball 3, 4 Football 3, 4 eniora NADA WINKLER Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Pep Band 3 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Mixed Chorus 4 Class Pres. 1 Student Council 1, 4 Student Council Sec. and Treas. 4 Yearbook staff 4 Sr. Play 2, 3, 4 One Act Play 3, 4 APPEL Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Pep Band 3 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Mixed Chorus 4 Jr. Play 3 Sr. Play 4 Cheerleader 1, 2, 4 Queen Attendant 2 GLENN WELLS Mixed Chorus Sr. Play 4 Football 2, 3, 4 9 KITCH FOOD MARKET, Rozel MARJORIE REINHARDT, GLORIA MANKA Glee Club 1, 2, 4 Mixed Chorus 4 Jr. Play 3 Sr. Play 4 HCHHSE CLUB-SEIIIUR TRIP SENIOR CLASS HISTORY ' In the fall of 1950, twenty green freshmen entered Rozel Hi h School. Lora Gingerich joined us late in the first semester. We enjoyed an afl school picnic which was held at Larned for our benefit. During our Sophomore year we gpined Jimmie Bohart. One of our most in- tere sting events was serving at the istrict Basketball Tournament. FourNgirls and four boys of our class enjoyed serving at the Junior-Senior Banquet. ar- jorie Reinhardt was selected as one of the attendants for the football queen. In April of our Junior year, using a Gypsy background as our theme we gave the Junior-Senior Banquet for the graduating class. The cast of the scho0l's One-Act Play, Ladies Alone, consisted o three Juniors, Nada Winkler, Carolee Fox, and Juliet Elmore. This play received a highly superior ratinfg in the league contest, Juliet Elmore was c osen on the all star cast. Carolee ox, was honored by being sent to Girls State by a Social Civic Club. Betty Smith was elected Homecoming Queen with Marianne Meier and Carolee Fox as her attendants. Our class presented Off the Track, a three act comedy, in the late spring. , Our class this year consists of eilghteen members, since in the four years our class has lost Gail Bruntzel and ora Gin erich, Gavin Pearson and Juliet Elmore. Marjorie Reinhardt became Mrs. Roiert Ap el in February. Our only party consisted of a hamburger fry at Larned followed, by a show. Neil Scott received a highly superior rating at the Music Festival at Hays on his trumpet solo. We presented as our Senior Play, Hope, Faith, and Flarit . The school's One-Act Play, which consisted of Nada Winkler, Neil Scott, and Clarence Brad- ford, received a highly superior rating at the league festival and a superior rating at the regional contest. Nada and Neil were chosen on the league all star cast. Wilma We ster was chose football ueen attendant. Carol Brack, Elmer Wa ner, Wilmaclllebster, Leora Spreier, Marjorie Reinhardt Appel, and Glenn glflells have been classmates for twelve years. Nada Winkler, Marianne Meier, and Marjorie Josefiak went to school to ether for twelve years but started at a country school and joined the Rozel Cfass in the sixth grade. ' One of the most enjoyable events of our Senior year was our trip to St. Louis. Our Senior class motto is Wish Less: Do More, the class colors are red and white, and the class flower is the American Beauty Rose. SMITH ELECTRIC, Larned 10 SENIOR TRIP On Tuesday morning, May the 4th, the seventeen seniors, not including Marjorie Appel, and their ten sponsors left on their senior trip. Our spon- sors were: Mr. and Mrs. Joe Blattner, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Manka, Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Josefiak, Mr. and Mrs. Chester Gibson, and Mr. and Mrs. Emil Meier. We left Rozel behind in a cloud of dust and eagerly looked forward to our first stop which would be in Hutchinson. After a short ride we arrived at the Carey Salt Mines in Hutchinson about 9:20. We then enjoyed a one and a half hour visit 645 feet below the ground. After leaving the mine we continued on our way to Newton, where we ate dinner at the terminal Harvey House. After dinner several of the group decided we needed some excitement on the trip so they purchased water iiuns. With drenched hair and wet clothes we continued on our way to Nevada, issouri. We arrived in Nevada at our motel, The Pleasant Inn, about 5:30. We retired to our cabins for a rest before supper. After supper at a cafe adjoining our motel, the group decided to attend the movie How to Marry a Millionaire. The first night we had some excitement when we discovered that Gloria and Leora were missing. After looking everywhere for them and after waking up everyone in the motel we found them hidden under one of the beds in our cabin. We left Nevada about 6:30 that morning and ate breakfast at a little place called Hermitta e. Around eleven O'clock we arrived at the Parkview Re sort overlooking the iake of the Ozarks, where we were to spend the rest of the day and the night. We visited the famous Bridal Cave and enjoyed a view of the entire Lake of the Ozarks from a forest ranger's tower. After dinner we spent almost three and one half hours motor boat riding on the lake. That I evenin we had a picnic supper and later on danced to a juke box in the resort dining qiall. DITUS BROS. , Burdett WILLIAMSON DRUG CO. , Kinsley SENIOR TRIP Qcontinuedj The next morning we drove over the Bagnall Dam, ate breakfast at Eldon Missouri, and planned to attend a major lea ue baseball game in St. Louis, but due to rain it was postponed. We arrivef in St. Louis and went to the Melbourne Hotel, where we had reservations, and then spent the remainder of the day shopping in the rain. After supper we attended an indoor police circus in the huge arena in St. Louis. We visited the world-famous St. Louis Zoo, the Chevrolet Assembly Plant, and the Fisher Body Company the next day. After dinner at a cafeteria we visited the Federal Reserve Bank. That afternoon we took a two and one half hour educational tour of St. Louis on a sightseeing bus. On this tour we saw such places as, the Mississippi River, the world's largest showboat, the rich section and slum section o t. Louis, the Jefferson Memorial, and the Union Station. We had reservations for that night at the Chase Hotel, one of the lar est in St. Louis, where we were all to eat our first five course meal. We as enjoyed our hu e meal and the floor show following the meal. We all danced for awhile and tgen took taxis back to our hotel. The next morning after breakfast we left St. Louis and headed for Kansas City. Our first stop in Kansas City was at the Municipal Airport where severa of the group took a view of Kansas City from the air. We then went to the Dixon Hotel where we were to stay that night. The evening's entertainment was varied since we were free to go where we wished. The next mornin , after breakfast, a very tired but happy group of seniors left Kansas City for the last lap of the trip. We drove around the K. U. Campus and stopped at the capital buildin in Topeka. We ate dinner at Manhattan and arrived at Rozel about 6: 30 witix many wonde rful places left behind us, and with many life-long memories fresh in our minds. RIVERS SHOE STORE, Larned p SHANK BROTHERS CHEVROLET, Burdett . 1 1 . 1- . ' 'G Q . I . .9 N V . . . 6- : ' aa, .. ' ', V i D, , 5 . , ,. Y V Y7,3fr-Lf L, 1 1 K wa.-fm.. .. W-wiv., fl ' Rm -ff: 6'-v 'Y Y' 4 YT V. , -. .:,, T-A -, x, ,. .. . . 1 , - ,J- fv' LN- 'f: - 'ff ff ' - '5' .3x 'mw l'X:' v . . F .e. . . . .X -- '32 .Mx A 4 . sl , K,-W, . .-3v',, , ,L..1.., :., y.N K3 JJ. , K I' ,, .mx , ' ,N C31 , X I 3 -13,232 '., .p 5:'-- 'gkfimx Ya 'ii'-,MA:?'.9.1fqsI'g if .1 T 'i - 7.42 1 'rs-fy' vw- 'j J 5 Tw Lf f LEON IENNINGS Baseball 3 Football 2, 3 Jr. Play 3 BUFORD CROOK Jr. Play 3 Baseball 3 Football 3 IVA MAE KERSHNER Band 2, 3 Pep Band 2, 3 Glee Club 1, 2, 3 Mixed Chorus 3 Jr. Play 3 Cheerleader 1, 2, 3 Football Queen 3 JOE PATTERSON Mixed Chorus 3 Jr. Play 3 Basketball 2, 3 Football 2, 3 Baseball 2, 3 UNION CO-OP GRAIN and SERVICE STATION and LOCKER, Rozel 13 NOLA DRAKE Band 1, 2, 3 Pep Band 2, 3 Glee Club 1, 2, 3 Mixed Chorus 3 Class Pres. 1, 3 Class Sec. and Treas. 2 Yearbook Staff 3 Student Council 1, 3 Student Council Re- porter 3 Jr. Play 3 MILTON GILMORE Class Pres. 2 Vice-Pres. 1 Student Council 2, 3 Student Council Vice-Pres. 3 Mixed Chorus 3 Yearbook Staff 3 Baseball 3 Football 3 Ir. Play 3 DONALD KERSHNER Vice-Pres. 2, 3 Mixed Chorus 3 Jr. Play 3 Basketball 3 Baseball 2, 3 Football 2, 3 DONNA PRICE Band-1, 2, 3 Pep Band 2, 3 Glee Club 1, 2, 3 Mixed Chorus 3 Class Sec. and Treas. 3 Student Council 1, 2 Jr. Play 3 Queen Attendant 3 unior cilidfory During our first year of high school our class consisted of nine green freshmen. Our class officers were Nola Drake, presidentg Milton Gil- more, vice-presidentg Louise Lemuz, secretary and treasurer. D0nna Price and Nola Drake were members of the Student Council. Mr. Adams was our sponsor. At the beginning of our Sophomore year we lost Louise Lemuz who withdrew, leaving only eight in our class. Mrs. Hawkins was our sponsor, and the officers elected were Milton Gilmore, president: Donald. Kersh- ner, vice-presidentg Nola Drake, secretary and treasurer, and Milton Gilmore and Donna Price were elected to the Student Council. This year our small but mighty class remained the same in number as in the sophomore year. Mrs. Selby was our sponsor and our officers were Nola Drake, president: Donald Kershner, vice-pres- identg Donna Price, secretary and treasurer, and Joe Patterson, re- porter. Nola Drake and Milton Gilmore were chosen for the Student Council. We presented our junior play, The Adorable Imp, with the help of three senior girls, Marjorie Appel, Leora Spreier, and Deloris Bruntzel. Mrs. Ditus was the director of the play. We also operated concession stands at the football and basketball games this year in order to make money for our banquet and senior trip. The Junior- Senior banquet was given April 23 with the theme being, Rose Arbor Night Club. We are now anxiously looking forward to our senior year. L. E. FAIRBAIRN, Veterinarian, Kinsley 1 ls.: E 'f P' ,B I A? 4, ll! Skofaaltc Camolee me Berry smirb J U N 1 i o R s Milton Gilmore Nola Drake S ncnlfvfmfnr uma t S uunnfns E Anita Meckfessel H E Sandra Ford 0 First Year- S S M Marjorie Josefiak H M O Marianne Meier M Wilma Webster R- Dwight Gibson E E Marjorie Appel N i S Second Year- Nola. Drake Betty Smith Carolee Fox Nada Winkler Joe Fox Raymond Wagner K. T. OIL SERVICE, Rozel S 3 x EM . ,W 1 X l. f v 'li Vw 1 1 I w, f . eg. at i 7 , A A A v PN em , I 1 5 k- 5 E A i,f,Q, . B I 94'- ' 1 -- f -' ' ---gn I ,Q-Yw is 0 313 513 Zi is i E4-ff 22 1 ' 'Qin-4 W ff if f I mr, , 1. 'l- 'bb 1 .tj .3 .- r 6 . -:Q 3? Q5 , I ,. - AQ FY' 0I'l'l0l 5 F7 2 ' Y Fwnviigf' '- if - ffl q,.,,E f . . N1 . , 1' A U . 1 f , Q -1 h.'f.i':? .. JL '.... xt-J: '.' WL-5 EN! X 1 Elnetta Dufford Junior Deighton Shirley Bradford Fred Wilson Sharon Struthers Eldon Wilson Joseph Fox Shirley Franz Frances Wells v-,U A , g.-na if if ' J- i' -1 t , Anita Meckfessel Karen Winkler louise Lemuz Leroy Ellis Patricia Duryea Darlene Wagner Belva Blackburn Naomi Meckfessel Kayla Price Mary Patterson In 1952 Rozel High School was blessed with nineteen over energetic green freshmen. Our sponsor Mr. John Rider seemed to enjoy the responsibility of keeping the class under control on our class parries. At the begin- ning of the school term the class elected the following officers: Joseph Fox, presidentg Elnetta Dufford, vice- president: Darlene Wagner, secretary and treasurerg Karen Winkler, student councilg and Kayla Price, cheerleader. We served a soup supper to the public, this proved to be a profitable Q f project. When we began our sophomore r. 'a 1 l ' year we lost Harold Hohl and gained Louise Lemus. Mrs. Grace Ditus served as a spon- sor. The following officers were electedg Leroy Ellis, presidentp Karen Winkler, vice-president: Naomi Meckfessel, secre- tary and treasurerg Anita Meckfessel, student council. Kayla Price was cheerleader. We served another soup supper this year and in addition gave an ice cream social. We are happily looking for- ward to two more prosperous years in good old Rozel High School. TAYTOR MOTEL, Kinsley SCHUMACHER'S, Larned i. Sharon Bruntzel Carol Wilson Terry Blake Patricia Crook Robert Manka Billy Spreier fr' ' E3 K, Y C: , ' A. is ad s 2 Q s 5455- jljffwrvr .. 5. A , , N i gs E?'7 f,.??2, ' 1 ' ai if , - ' fi ff' 'I E2 iii,-'f O Yi- sf, ' -staff 1221. , r- f ' ea., -G 7251? . :S -,, ., 11.1 '1 1 -V - S ' i' 'i 5- 3 S , X hir, . ' 1 . V ' -te,-,Z Dean Snodgrass Beverly Franz Sandra Ford Larry Price Thelma Sprier 5:3 On September 7, 1953, I gb ,5 in , nineteen green freshmen Q b 'haf began Rozel High School. s Q in ,S , , Q Class officers elected .. it '- were: Torvie Parrott, S Y Y president: Raymond ' I 1, Wagner, vice -president: L ' ' ' Beverly Franz, secretaryg Bob Manka' treasurer: Oneita Smith Wilma Arnold Raymond Wagner Dalrner Wells Oneita Smith, reporterg ,, ,y-, Torvie Parrott and Patty ' 'E 1 Crook, student councilg y e ' and Thelma Spreier, cheerleader. Mr. An- fA 45 i y f' ' drew Gardner was appointed sponsor. In ' ., 1 1 September the Student Council sponsored an ' i f ' initiation party for our class. At this party O I . , 7 Q, , h which occured at Kershner's Dam, all the ' 4 freshmen were required to dress like comic e 6- I script characters. We have had two class gf ,' if , parties: one we went to Larned, the other we e'1j0Yed 3 hal' fide- Robert Stiles Torvie Parrott Raymond Blackburn We all hope in the years to come we will help Rozel High School be a success. Sharron Zook BLATTNER BROTHER, Rozel K. T. OIL CO. , Eldorado porin 4' 1 I ,,' ' , 4, f F x X . , x as Ylxvh , XJ.-V-,. , K z S X I I f , N I I i J ' b X Q. T' 11 -of --'Q Viv- wx, - qq 1 tr- vfr .mr E if i f - 5 1 The Glamour Of the Homecoming Queen: Iva Mae Kershner Lucky King! ! 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Bradford. jedfiua! 411' Neil Scott-Trumpet Solo, I at district, II at state, Oneita Smith-Vocal Solo, II at district, Clarence Bradford Vocal Solo, .II at district, Elmer Wagner-Vocal Solo, II at district, Sharon Bruntzel-Vocal Solo, II at district, Glenn Wells-Vocal Solo, II at district. SALYER OIL COMPANY, Larned RIEDERER GRAIN COMPANY, Rozel gl. cm , lst. ROW: D. Wagner, M. Josefiak, C. Brack, C. Fox, T. Spreier, S. Franz, S. Bruntzel, A. Meckfessel, S. Ford, N. Meckfessel, P. Crook. 2nd, ROW: S. Struthers, C. Wilson, W. Arnold, M. Meier, F. Wells, M. Appel, L. Spreier, N. Winkler, B. Blackburn, I. Kershner, S. Zook, K. Winkler. 3rd. ROW: B, Franz, G. Manka, N. Drake, D. Price, D. Bruntzel, W. Webster, B. Smith, O. Smith, M. Patterson, L. Lemuz, K. Price. - jedfiua! Others who took part in the music festival Beverly Franz--Piccolo Solo Carol Wilson--Tenor Saxophone Solo Carolee Fox--Vocal Solo Sandra Ford--Vocal Solo Milton Gilmore--Vocal Solo The Rozel High School Band received a I at th'e district festival. - The Rozel High School Girls Glee Club received a. I at the district festival. Marianne Meier Kayla Price Vocal Solo Piano Solo II at district I1 ar district A. A. DOERR MERCANTILE CO. 8: DOERR METAL PRODUCTS, Lai-ned enior may jaim, AOIOG, jfarifg AL'S CLOTHING, Kinsley CHARACTERS Sally Parsons . . Henry Blodgett . Mrs. Olivia Orkney Mamie McCorkle . Faith Crabbe . . Hope Crabbe . . Monty Van Twiller Reggie Van Twiller Quadlander Crabbe Terence Flarity . Jack Quinlan . . Ivy Lane ..... Patrick Flarity fPatj . . Betty Smith . . Glenn Wells . Wilma Webster . Gloria Manka Marjorie Josefiak . . Carolee Fox . Jimmie Bohart . . Billy Price .Clarence Bradford . Dwight Gibson . . .Neil Scott . Nada Winkler . Elmer Wagner NEWACHECK SUPPLY CO. , Larned 'xi CHARACTERS Hortense Hostetter . . . Leora Spreier Betty Lou Gordon . . . Nola Drake Mrs. Abby Simpkins . . . Marjorie Appel Brian Barclay . . . Buford Crook Malvina Barclay . . . Donna Price Pamela Gordon . . . Iva Mae Kershner W, I u'u0 Way CHARACTERS Clint Purdy . . . Milton Gilmore Imogene Ryndon .!46l0l'd lhlitnston Pickrel Doloris Bruntzel . . . Leon Jennings Lp Dilworth Pickreu 3 . . . Joe Patterson ,6 Ross Waldron . . . Donald Kershner ! F' F , Q. E s if f E E .4a -gag ROTH EQUIPMENT CO. , Larned W- -vnu- O,..-,4.f pf., .Spill oLe5 Cfeefl CHARACTERS Jack Burns . .Clarence Bradford Katy Luce . . . . Nada Winkler Smoke Briggs . . . .Neil Scott Mrs. Verne: Ditus, Director of all Dramatics This play containing characters from the Senior Class received a I rating at the League One-Act Play Festival. They presented the play at Hays for the District One-Act Play Festival. They received a II rating. Nada Winkler and Neil Scott were members of the A11 Star Cast at the League Festival. 1 95 4 unior enior anquef Vocal Solo- 5 Clarence Bradford Vocal Solo- 4 5 Trumpet Solo- Marianne Meier Neil Scott Girls Trio- Iva Kershner Betty Smith Carolee Fox KNUPP PHARMACY, Larned FELDMAN ROLLER PALACE, Kinsley BACCALAUREATE Baptist Church May 16, 1954 Processional, Triumpha1 March, Greig ....... Donna Price Invocation . . . Rev. Frank 'Pro You'll Never Walk Alone, Rodgers Girls Glee Club Sermon, It's Up to You Rev. Arthur Holley Consider the Lilies, Scott-Deis Girls Glee Club Benediction. . . Rev. Frank Pro Recessional, Triumpha1 March, Greig ....... Donna Price COMMENCEMENT High School Auditorium ' May 20, 1954 Processional, Pomp and Circumstance, Elgar . Donna Price Invocation . . Rev. Arthur Holley The Lord's Prayerl' Marianne Meier Address, Develop T0da,y'5 Youth for Tomorrow's World Dr. Ralph V. Coder Dean Graduate Division Fort Hays Kansas State College Now the Day Is Over, Olds Mixed Quartet Presentation ofSeniors . Paul J. Selby Presentation of Diplomas V. H. Meckfessel B1ess This House . Elmer Wagner Benediction. . Rev. Arthur Holley Recessional, Pomp and Circum- stance, Elgar .... Donna Price I . MCMURTREY JEWELERS, Larned HARWOOD, Larned Ga Q5 QL We Q' E221 3 :ae gl I jr 111511 I 1 :fn f .i,..,:q . eine-,rx :L ' 711' - '. , f Yb- ' as If, me . ,e5fff?,' ...sl V 5 T 5 . 'uh ' w- 11, i f Y ,, 1121 V r: 2 gh- ..- . P' 1 1 ' 9 L A f Q- wx .Q .- Ml ..z . , Shanlyn Elhs -,2 T? LJ X 4 ,e gi t , ie f f ' , 1 Linda Deighton Palsy Blatter MISS BOESE - Ronald Bradford Donna Ramsey Richard Laras Ieanella Krenzel S Dolretta Zook Gene Hagerman Kathryn Coleman Merle Ramsey Kenneth Meier 5 Joyce Bruntzel Jenmfer Skelton if C. O. MAMMEL FOODSTORE CO. , Larned Qncl Qu e Nolan Spreier Kathryn Meckfessel Lyle Krenzel Sharon Ramsey Wig: u1.,l, r Y, ,W sa ffggy 2 f qu- 'Si' ,s' ' s 1 A Classmates .ff I -iila I J Rebecca Hagerman James Wilson Glenda Feist Thomas Button Janet Bryant Cheryl Jennings Edward Ellis Naomi Wing MRS. DAHLQUIST Karen Manka w 1 are l PARIS CLEANER'S, Larned FIRST NATIONAL BANK, Larned 'gif i.. ,Q T ,gy A 534 1' A 1 fiirfikl jf' ,v?. fl sw, if ,funll ,STS 4 .. Ar'-f,, ,.,, if ...Q ,. eq Q . ., Sf' 1 is -Q... J ,gag . in ,tv-. XG Y , Mr K iw. 5 R+ E35 is I I . A . .yu I' , I trila Arg qwiii X i 'PEN' if Raymond Patterson Philip Manka Armen Ideker Ronnie Howell Alvin Hagerman Sandra Freeburg - 1 Larry Skelton Dwight Wing Joy Stiles Carmen Zook Gary Howell Vergie Ideker Janet Kershner Frankie Price ' i A Carolyn Polson , A ' Neil Meckfessel 1 f' 5' V 'Ll If in 'sz' Raylene Scott if I W -' 5 5 5 L H Y-'K Q , 7 T55 A 'lif- E' 6 will u 3? A W MA - R' Richard Balman Carol Byrant PQ Q6 Judith Ellis Robert Hagerman MRS . DUNCAN n-I 4 ,KJ ROBBINS CHEVROLET CO Larned Marilyn Wagner L. C. Ramsey Pl 4 QW' f . ' N4 ly L'AgxbQQqEkxXQnf Melvin Franz Austin Fox Larry Ellis Elmer Dufford Mike Browne Danny Blake r?T5f6f 'rf ,ab Q -I ? , x f 4 , . -S' ILL.. KF S 4 7 ' 5.,q , . , 9,13 11,7 H Myra Patterson Eugene Spreier Shirley Wagner Charles Winkler Eleanor Dufford M , I I l'a6!8 D' I mhlA I Darrell Kershner r i .A A 1 I ll A 1 if - 2 'I ' I A A A I V ,,::r'l I ,,J.. l-1 Xr. . , X . rl 1? Q ' it Q g y in lag- A y l I Johnny Price A ., so Gary Wilson r is - - P ff mi ' - -lb., N A r.rr r j olr I P ' ,I it P Teacher, HAROLD SMITH y , - 251 gig .yi E Cheryl Blake 7 i A I George Wells ra e I Q Michael zook ag .lj Q f'-' A Wayne Smith E P , 1 , Q l'l WOODMEN ACCIDENT 8: ASSOCIATION 13 Q, COMPANY, Larned f, n ' ' ' . lrlr I A A Derryl Franz e I Etheleen Wing I g g I I P g I Hem? Pence Earlene Meckfessel 4 lli Vg P ' fn- P . Connie Howell Lonnie Stiles - 7 i Lynn Drake n I 1 af-VV I 1 Win M . ' A , ' David Balman Loren Arnold Linda Smith Ronald Bryant Linda Parrott Audrey Meckfessel Fred Jennings 2 y,y 5 Elnora Feist ' QSQEQIQ: N',. f rf- Douglas Brack If an r .s ,fu e A -- ' il A ' , 35 5 pre., . ' R. QV ' ,f1f I ,.rr-. I 5 , riik 'E i f fT?,.gV QL 1. f , , 1 A ii ili Q5 , I ' - . I? iii. LQ I 'fff xt: L I ii.' IT ' Y - . - fi ilk V i. iik V k'i':,1:V t V Y I , P' v rise P -P or P 'ir.I I t ,,i1 M P arry 'iee i i is 1 - , 3 :V K 4 2 4 5 E 3'fZ'fM f Ps, 'P E 33s-z it V 1, s. .. A lx I gifacle 5300! Saorfa 71-H 3, 81-H BASKETBALL TEAM 7TH 81 8TH BASKETBALL RECORD Won 12 lost 3 Rozel 2.6 Pawnee Rock Rozel 25 Burdett Rozel 19 Spearville Rozel 19 Hanston Rozel 27 Windthorst Rozel 45 Offerle Rozel 37 Burdett Rozel 26 Spearville Rozel 39 Hanston Rozel 32 Windthorst Rozel 35 Offerle Rozel 35 Windthorst Rozel 13 Hanston Rozel Z9 Burdett Rozel 36 Rozel Fresh BUFTOM ROW: Brack, Stiles, Bryant, Kershner, 5TH 8: 6TH BASKETBALL TEAM Smith, Balman, Arnold. TOP ROW: Spreier, Franz, Winkler, Price, Pence, Wells, Jennings, Wilson, Coach Smith. CHEERLEADERS Coach Smith. TOP ROW: A. Ideker, M. Franz R. Balman, A. Hagerman, L. Ellis. BOTTOM ROW: G. Howell, F. Price, D. Blake, R Patterson, E. Dufford. 5TH Sc 6TH BASKETBALL TEAM A. Meckfessel, L. Smith, M. Patterson, S. Wagner. A '7TH 8: 8TH BASKETBALL TEAM The 5th 8: 6th Basketball team took 2nd place in a tournament at Kinsley. LARNED FLORAL SHOP, Larned .xdcluerfidemen fri BARR-CULLEN INC. Larned, Kansas DARST RECREATIONAL PARLOR Rozel, Kansas BURDETT LUMBER CO. Burdett, Kansas JENNINGS OIL CO. Nekoma, Kansas HAWLEY LAUNDRY Kinsley, Kansas WILLIAMS SPORTING GOODS Kinsley, Kansas H. B. HEILIG Rozel, Kansas POWERS IMPLEMENT CO. Burdett, Kansas R 8: J FOOD MARKET Kinsley, Kansas CHANCE CAFE Larned, Kansas BLUE GOOSE CAFE Larned, Kansas FRENCH'S STORE Rozel, Kansas MCFARLAND INSURANCE AGENCY Larned, Kansas CLEO KATZ Floor and Wall Covering Kinsley, Kansas STANLEY IMP. CO. John Deere Sales 8: Service Kinsley, Kansas CLUTTER-LINDAS LUMBER CO. Larned, Kansas COPP PHARMACY Kinsley, Kansas WIGGINS DRUG STORE Larned, Kansas DOCTOR E. D. GERE Kinsley, Kansas FRICK CLEANERS Larned, Kansas FOR -GET -ME -NOT -FLOWER SHOP Larned, Kansas ZINK PRODUCE La rned, Kansas STABB TIRE SHOP Larned, Kansas MAC'S CAFE Larned, Kansas WESTERN AUTO STORE Larned, Kansas MULLIN FURNITURE INC. Larned, Kansas KEEP -U -NEAT CLEANERS Larned, Kansas GAMBLES STORE Larned, Kansas LARNED IMPLEMENT CO. Larned, Kansas THE LISCHESKY DRY GOODS CO. Larned, Kansas BILL WHEELER Farm Machinery Sales 81 Service Larned, Kansas x xl Q ,lm all Wx J A 1. r I J w -.Q 1: A il.--, f. ,- V1.2 . 4 . , , , .- .- V ,-, w , V lif4eJ, U., I , '-'T' iw +4-3 I A rg-- 3 . . . 4.- 'F-L ..,.- . C L 2 11, I . ..,:,. .?uI 1 W ' ' -11 -I' '- sr. V- .tw J- . , ' M .--'7r '. 'V . fha! It V l I, . A ,, Q P 44 4 1 YEARIOOKS M awww A 'SL L. nv Q 4, A 1 LW , S A ,W F f if f fr H- .- . ' '1 ' -5v'2'1 - ' '-'T it f--Z ,g .3-' - ., . N 1 73 -af2w'f 2' 'xiii-irzaii. I'1.S5L'?-Exsx . 'A-5355.