Sabetha High School - Blue Jay Yearbook (Sabetha, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1954 volume:

Published by the SENIOR CLASS of Sabetha High School, Sabetha, Kansas FOREWORD In this, the 1954 edition of the year book, we have tried to pre- serve some of the fondest mem- ories of school life. This annual will mean most to the seniors, for this is their last. To them it will bring a profound pang of lonliness. To the underclassmen it will sig- nify the only way of life they have known for many years. To all it is an unforgettable experience. To our foreign student, Klaus Steinmetz, we hope it shows the democratic way of life in our be- loved America. We, the seniors, are proud that you were in our class, and hope that some day our paths may cross again. This annual is for the future. May it be a constant reminder of the happiest years of our lives. DEDICATION We, the seniors of the class of '54, dedicate this book to you, Mr. Unruh, for the encourage- ment and loyalty through thick and thin you have given us and the school all the way during your twelve years of service, six years of which have been as superintendent. You have been a willing, understanding coun- sellor, a loyal friend, and a wise advisor. May this book be a constant reminder of the satis- faction of a task well done. 3 BOARD OF EDUCATION Emmet Greene, president, Donald Close, Kahn Lortscher, Louis Meyer, Ivan Roberts. Bob Popkess. Mrs. Bill Porter, secretary. RHODA ROBINSON Guidance committee, English, journalism. Senior class sponsor, Yearbook sponsor, Senior play. School paper advisor. jr— SUPERINTENDENT, ALBERT UNRUH Physics, Senior class sponsor. Alpha Club sponsor, Athletic Board, Chair- man vocational guidance. W. R. ROBINSON MRS. THESIS SMITH Commerce, Jay Jay sponsor. School paper. Sophomore sponsor. Principal. Constitution, bookkeeping. Busi- ness law, economics, Kay sponsor. Attend- ance record, Visual education director, Treas- urer of activity fund. Guidance committee. MRS. K. W. ADAMS English I, Spanish, Junior play and Class sponsor, Li brary supervisor. 4 MRS. REBA UNRUH Sophomore class sponsor, G. A. A. sponsor, Girls' Phys. Ed., Algebra. JOYCE STUERMER Girls’ glee club, Vocal lessons. Senior play. fncuiry HARRY POLLOCK Agriculture, F.F.A. sponsor, Freshman class spon� r. CHARLES DAY Biology, chemistry. Algebra III, geometry, Kay sponsor. COACH ISON Freshman sponsor, Athletic director, S-Club sponsor. General science. JESSIE BALL Family living. Psychology, American History, Sociology, Junior class sponsor, Junior play coach, Kayette sponsor. LEWIS JOHNSON Band master. Director of chorus. SYLVIA EPLER Kayette sponsor, F.H.A. sponsor. Junior prom. Home economics. 5 FRESHMAN CLASS BACK ROW: Robert Ackerman. Richard Alderfer, Donelda Arick, Marlene Bauman. Thurlene Bauman, Ann Beer, Barbara Bien. SECOND ROW: Nelda Brunner. Mary Chandler, Mary Deaver, Pearl Ellington, Evelyn Mae Epple. Marjorie Flott, Janice Haflick. THIRD ROW: Marie Henninger, Frederick Henry, Dennis Locker, Mary Dee Master- son, Alma Mathewson. Fredrick Mayer, Ronald Metzger. FOURTH ROW; William Meyer, Karen Mishler, Marvin Moore. Harrison Myers, Dorothy Nelms. Judy Newlin, Dixie Niccum. FIFTH ROW: Carolyn Robinson, Eugene Schmidt, James Steiner, Dickie Thompson, Billy Thompson, Larry Cavender. 6 SOPHOMORE CLASS BACK ROW: Eldon Aberle, Kenneth Alderfer, Betty Althouse, John Ashford, Velma Barringer, Elwanda Baum- gartner, Merlin Beeghly. SIXTH ROW: Karen Bestwick, Virginia Beyer, Mildred Bockerstette, Marguerite Brown, Larry Lee Cox, George Ellington, Shirley Ellington. FIFTH ROW: Duane Grimm, Edward Hartman, Naomi Ireland, Margaret Jones, Danny Kellenberger, Betty Locher, Larry Luckeroth. FOURTH ROW: Orlo McNary, Douglas Metzger, Peggy Miller, Gaynall Norrie, Richard Ott, David Robinson, Shirley Rockwell. THIRD ROW: Richard Rokey, Gayle Ross, La Verne Russell, Fred Showalter, Margaret Sinclair, Max Smith, Regina Snyder. SECOND ROW: Gary Staider, Gary Studer, Doris Thieman, Ilah Thieme, Mary Lou Wenger, Gerald Wittmer, Jordan Wittmer. FIRST ROW: Mary Wurzbacher. 7 junior BACK ROW: Larry Baker. JoAnn Bates, Arwin Bauman. Larry Boyer, Karen Buchholz, Lois Carlson, Eldon Carver. SECOND ROW: Wanda Chilson, Sharon Confer, William Flentie, Bonnie Garlock, Delores Glenn, Eugene Hartman, Robert Heptig. THIRD ROW: Lawrence Howard, Martha Humfeld, Eunice Jones, Carrol Jones, Rosa Lee Keller, Frankie Kidwell, Kenneth Kooser. FOURTH ROW: Lois Locher, Barbara Metzger, Patricia Meyers, Frederick Mishler, Eugene Mosiman, Jack Niccum, Lynn Ostertag. FIFTH ROW: Billy Ralston, Mary Jane Shadel, Constance Smith, Merlin Steiner, Darlene Strahm, Gary Strahm. LaVerne Strahm. SIXTH ROW: Kay Thompson, James Watts, Eloise Wenger, Shirley Zimmerman. 8 V BACK ROW: Assistant Coach Oscar Claybough, Max Smith (trainer), Arwin Bauman, Edward Hartman, Frank Kidwell. THIRD ROW: Kenneth Alderfer, Gary Stalder, Duane Grimm, Richard Rokey, Danny Kellenberger. SECOND ROW: Larry Howard, Fred Mishler, John Brazina, Billy Flentie, Kenneth Kooser. FIRST ROW: Loren Haxton, Carroll Wittmer, Robert Reed, Larry Smith, Richard Chandler, Gary Werner. FOOTBALL Effingham 4 Horton 3 Sabetha 2 Hiawatha 1 T roy 0 Percent 1000 750 500 250 4 0 000 CONFERENCE STANDINGS W L T 0 0 1 0 2 0 3 0 BACK ROW; Billy Meyer, Dennis Locher, Richard Alderfer, James Steiner (trainer). Head Coach Oren Ison. THIRD ROW: Jerry Wittmer, Douglas Metzger, Jordan Wittmer, Gary Studer, Larry Luckeroth. SECOND ROW: Merlin Steiner, Jack Niccum, Eugene Mosipian, Gary Strahm, Billy Ralston. FIRST ROW; Lynn Kellenberger, Harold Leuthold, John Moser, Bob Mishler, Darryl Emert. Co-captains, John Moser and Darryl Emert. SQUAD 1954 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE St. Peter and Paul Opponent's Score 7 SHS Score 24 Centralia 13 19 T roy 6 19 Horton 7 0 Hiawatha 0 14 Holton 14 6 Washington 12 14 Effingham 32 0 F rankfort 14 13 105 109 HAROLD LEUTHOLD, End Three-year letterman FOOTBALL ROBERT MISHLER, Guard Two-year letterman CARROLL WITTMER, Tackle First-year letterman lEITERMEV JOHN MOSER, Guard Two-year letterman LARRY SMITH, Center Two-year letterman DARRYL EMERT, Quarterback Three-year letterman LOREN HAXTON, Halfback Two-year letterman DANNY KELLENBERGER, Fullback First year letterman GARY WERNER, Tackle First-year letterman EUGENE MOSIMAN, Halfback Two-year letterman RICHARD ROKEY, Halfback Firs-year letterman RICHARD CHANDLER, Guard DARRYL EMERT and JOHNNY MOSER Elected Co-captains of Football BOB REED, Halfback Two-year letterman LYNN KELLENBERGER, Fullback Four-year letterman ARWIN BAUMAN, End • DOUGLAS METZGER, Center First-year letterman First-year letterman BILL FLENTIE, Halfback First-year letterman MERLIN STEINER, Guard First-year letterman JACK NICCUM, Tackle First-year letterman ASSISTANT COACH OSCAR CLAYBOUGH LARRY BAKER, Quarterback Two-year letterman GARY STRAHM, End First-year letterman EDWARD HARTMAN, Tackle Firstsyear letterman BILL RALSTON, Tackle Two-year letterman LARRY LUCKEROTH, End First-year letterman Perfect football weather, a better-than-average team, faces of familiar alumni, and a feeling of sus- pense in the air made homecoming of 1953 a success. The inspired Blue Jay eleven copped a 14-6 decision over Hiawatha to make homecoming victorious. Yvonne Showalter was crowned queen at half- time by co-captains, John Moser, and Darryl Emert. Queen Yvonne escorted by Klaus Steinmetz and her attendants, Shirley Maelzer and Edith Lancaster, escorted by Lynn Kellenberger and Richard Chandler, were the main attraction of the ballroom scene depicted by ten Kay-Kayette couples and the band as the coronation ceremony. We, the class of 1954, were happy, proud, and saddened to realize that this was our last home- coming as students, and that next year we would be on the outside looking in. r r 'j s the 2), ay Teachers: LaVerne Strahm Martha Humfield Maragret Bradshaw Coach, Larry Baker Principal, Kenneth Kooser Students: Dewey Roberts, Billy Flentie Darlene Strahm Billy Ralston Bobby Heptig Eunice Jones Mary Jane Shadel Fred Mishler Sharon Confer Barbara Metzger Wanda Chilson Lois Locher Mr. Roberts, Merlin Steiner Mrs. Roberts, Connie Smith Mr. Phelps, Arwin Bauman Maid, Delores Glenn Others: Larry Howard Pat Myers James Watts Gary Strahm Faithful and true hearted, Let us boost for our old high. For we will honor and defend her. Let her colors proudly fly. For we will stand for her united. Of her deeds we proudly tell, Bright colors gleaming, bright faces beaming, So here's a cheer for her we love so well. Joyous and ever loyal, Let us boast for our old high, Let every heart sing, let every voice ring, There's no time to grieve or sigh, So ever onward our course pursuing, May defeat ne'er our ardor cool, But united we will boost for her, Our old high school. Larry Baker, Larry Luckeroth, John Moser, Lynn Kellenberger, Darryl Emert. STANDINGS A-TEAM W L Percent Horton 7 1 875 Hiawatha 6 2 750 T roy 4 4 500 Effingham Sabetna 3 0 5 8 375 000 1954 BASKETBALL SCHEDULE St. Peter and Opponent' Paul s Score 41 SHS Score 47 Holton 55 45 Powhattan 43 45 Effingham 51 41 Holton 47 42 Effingham 45 28 T roy 56 52 Hiawatha 60 45 Centralia 52 39 Troy 67 60 St. Peter and Paul 49 46 Horton 55 48 Horton 61 40 Washington 42 66 Morrill 53 57 Hiawatha 52 50 Marysville _4i _40 874 792 TOP ROW: Larry Luckeroth, Larry Baker, Larry Howard, Gary Stiahm. FIRST ROW: Harold Leuthold, Darryl Emert, John Moser, Lynn Kellenberger. B-TEAM TOP ROW: Douglas Metzer, Gary Snider, Danny Kellenberger, Arwln Bauman. FIRST ROW: David Robingon, Bob Heptig, Billy Meyer, Richard Rokey, Billy Ralston. STANDINGS B-TEAM W L Percent Effingham 7 1 875 Hiawatha 5 4 625 T roy 3 5 375 Horton 3 5 375 Sabetha 2 6 250 Johnny scores again. Planning some strategy B-Team battles Horton. Pretty big, isn't he? Go get it, boys! Larry Luckeroth-- sophomore forward Darryl Emert-- senior guard Larry Baker--junior guard Lynn Kellenberger-- senior guard Johnny Moser-- senior forward KAYETTES Kayettes, the largest girls' organization in school, have contributed to school life by sponsoring school dances, homecoming festivities, an assembly, and a Mother-Daughter banquet. They worked this year for the 6000 point award by doing such things as making favors for hospital trays, cleaning trophies, sending a CARE package, giving baskets of food at Christmas, and in general worked for the betterment of the school and community. This year's Kay club carried on an active social and service program. Among their projects were labor donations to teen-town, Kay-sponsored dances, the annual minstrel assembly, a CARE package, and about fifty pounds of candles to be sent to overseas countries. The boys molded these candles from clear wax and colored them. They sent delegates to the Northeast Kansas district convention and contributed financially to the State organization. This was the first year the Kays have won the 4, 000 point award. Mrs. Unruh has been the physical education instructor at SHS for ten years. She is an excellent instructor and contributes much time and work to the G. A. A. organization to which she brings invaluable experience from her own student days. The G. A. A. has maintained noon hour games this year and in ad- dition has played two night games. The G. A. A. has two main goals. One is to produce strong and healthy bodies, and the other is to achieve awards in the State Athletic Program. BACK ROW: Betty Althouse, Barbara Metzger. De Ann Walz, Georgia Hulsing, Patty Vogelsang, Karen Mishler. Alma Steiner. Emma Lee Sherrard, Mary Ann Keim. llah Thieme. THIRD ROW; Kay Thompson, Delores Glenn. Gladys Kinghom, Lenore Grimm, Margaret Jones, Virginia Beyer, Bonnie Garlock, Mildred Bockerstette, Mrs. Unruh. SECOND ROW; Caroll Jones. Eunice Jones. Wanda Chilson, Bobbie Wilson. Velma Barringer, Edith Lancaster, Shirley Rockwell, Pearl Ellington. FIRST ROW: Eva Lamparter, Becky Moser. Karen Buchholz. Lois Locher, Sharon Confer, Darlene Strahm. A gift for our referees. Shall we begin? Hey wait, I'm not ready! And the game is on. Stretch girls! Guess I'll sit this one out. Whee! Is it, or isn't it? BACK ROW: Marguerite Brown, Karen Bestwick, Mildred Bockerstette, Margaret Jones, Naomi Ireland, IlahThieme, Barbara Bien, Patricia Myers, Mary Jane Shade 1, Bobby Wilson. THIRD ROW: Eva Lamparter, Lois Locher, Becky Moser, Karen Buchholz, Caroll Jones, Barbara Metzger, Sharon Confer, Peggy Miller, Elwanda Baumgartner, Bonnie Garlock, Jackie Hanson. Marie Henniger. SECOND ROW: Rosa Lee Keller, Ann Beer, Karen Mishler, Jo Ann Bates, Velma Berringer, Gladys Kinghom, Lenore Grimm, Georgia Ashford, Carolyn Robinson, Shirley Zimmerman, Kay Thompson, Shirley Rockwell. FIRST ROW: Miss Epler, Wanda Chilson, Edith Lancaster, Gaynall Norrie, Yvonne Showalter, Eloise Wenger. Look what we made. There's always dishes to do. INDERCLASX OFFICERS J1III1S Billy Flentie Delores Glenn . Darlene Strahm Robert Heptig . Larry Baker SIIPHOMORtS Jerry Wittmer. Gary Stalder Peggy Miller . David Robinson Orlo McNary . Betty Locher . FRESHMEN Judy Newlin James Steiner . Harrison Meyers Robert Ackerman Marjorie Flott. Mary Deaver . . . , president . .vice president . . . secretary . . . treasurer program chairman . . . president . .vice president . . . secretary . . . treasurer . student council program chairman . . . president . .vice president . . . secretary . . . treasurer . student council program chairman 27 The record of the 1954 Vocational Agriculture classes show that the Ag. boys have tilled 309 1 2 acres of farm land and raised 54 head of livestock. These boys keep records of the crops and livestock they have had and are going to have next year. These re- cords are as follows: Eldon Aberle: four dairy heifers, three fat hogs, 40 acres corn. Robert Ackerman: two dairy hei- fers. Arwin Bauman: 81 acres corn, 31 acres oats, 10 acres wheat, 25 acres combine milo. Larry Cox: one fat steer, one fat hog, one fat lamb, 20 acres corn. Duane Grimm: two dairy cows, two bulls, one dairy heifer, 10 acres corn. Fred Henry: two fat steers. Frank Kidwell: seven head of beef cattle, three fat hogs, 12 acres corn. Eugene Schmidt: four sheep, 10 acres oats. Merlin Steiner: one dairy heifer, three acres corn, 45 pullets. Gary Strahm: two fat steers, 20 acres corn, 10 acres wheat, 10 acres oats. Gary Studer: two dairy cattle, two beef cattle, two sheep, 6 1 2 acres corn, four acres oats. J S-CLUB-NEW TOP ROW: Gary Sluder, Bill Meyer, Edward Hartman, Jack Niccum. THIRD ROW: Richard Rokey. Danny Kellen- berger, Jerry Wittmer, Douglas Metzger, Richard Ott, Duane Grimm, Arwin Bauman. SECOND ROW; Larry How- ard, Billy Flentie, Merlin Steiner, Gary Strahm, Larry Baker, Billy Ralston, Larry Luckeroth, Bob Heptig. FIRST ROW: Carroll Wittmer, John Moser, Loren Haxton, Robert Mishler, Bob Reed, Lynn Kellenberger, Harold Leuthold, Darryl Emert, Gary Werner. ANNUAL STALL CO-EDITORS Donna Keller Mary Ann Miller FEATURE EDITORS Edith Lancaster Shirley Deaver BUSINESS MANAGERS Jo Ann Kiem Mary Ann Kiem TYPISTS Shirley Maelzer Jo Ann Kiem Mary Ann Kiem MAKE-UP EDITORS Susan Tyler Alma Steiner Lynn Kellenberger Eddie McCoy Donald Hunnicutt CLASS EDITORS Robert Beyer Eva May Lamparter SPONSORS Miss Rhoda Robinson Mr. Albert Unruh Jay Jays boosted the Blue and White this year by plan- ning and presenting entertaining skits at pep assemblies and rooted at games away, as well as at home. Cheer- leaders and the number of years they served are Yvonne Showalter (not in picture), two years; Mary Ann Miller, two years; Susan Tyler, two years; Eva Lamparter, one year; Darlene Strahm, one year. 31 TRACK 1EITERMEI Larry Baker Mile relay Darryl Emert Hurdles, dashes, 880 relay Billy Flentie 100 yard dash, mile relay Duane Grimm Half-mile Bob Heptig Quarter-mile, pole vault Larry Howard Mile run Lynn Kellenberger Discus, broad jump Harold Leuthold Javelin, shot, medley relay Larry Luckeroth Highjump, broad jump, hurdles Robert Mishler Javelin, 880 relay, medley relay Richard Ott 880 run Richard Rokey Dashes, quarter-mile, 880 relay Robert Reed Low hurdles Merlin Steiner Mile run Gary Strahm Mile run, broad jump Gary Studer Javelin, high jump Gary Wittmer Half-mile Carroll Wittmer Dashes, 880 relay, mile relay 34 BAND BASSOON: Edith Lancaster CORNET: Larry Baker David Robinson Harrison Myers Nelda Brunner SAXOPHONE: Connie Smith Elwanda Baumgartner Regina Snyder Pat Myers Dennis Locher HORN: Virginia Beyer Ronald Metzger Alma Mathewson BELLS: Karen Buchholz OBOE: Betty Locher FLUTE: Shirley Maelzer Susan Tyler Mary Deaver CLARINETS: Mary Wurzbacher Mary Lou Wenger Gayle Ross Eunice Jones Martha Humfeld Janis Haflick Doris Theiman LaVerne Strahm Gaynall Norrie Larry Cox Carolyn Robinson TYMPANI: Mary Masterson BASS CLARINET: Donelda Arick BARITONE: Eloise Wenger TROMBONE: Robert Beyer Alma Steiner Judy Newlin Peggy Miller Douglas Metzger TUBA: Merlin Steiner Danny Kellenberger DRUMS: Marjorie Flott Barbara Metzger Dixie Niccum MIXED CHORUS The Special Chorus has served the school and community in various programs during the past year. They have sung at three churches during the year. They sang at the Music Festival at Hiawatha and at a Thanksgiving program. At the district music festival they took a rating of II. They sang for school assemblies, baccalaureate and commencement. SPECIAL CHORUS Soprano Mary Kay Wurzbacher Eloise Wenger Ilah Thieme Barbara Metzger Wanda Chilson Karen Bestwick Betty Althouse Eunice Jones Pat Myers Eva Lamparter Virginia Beyer Regina Snyder Emma Lee Sherrard Mildred Bockerstette Mary Lou Wenger Jo Ann Kiem Lenora Grimm Mary Ann Kiem Gaynell Norrie Kay Thompson La Verne Strahm Darlene Strahm Mary Deaver Mary Jane Shadel Shirley Maelzer Judy Newlin Yvonne Showalter Elwanda Baumgartner Margaret Jones Georgia Ashford-Hulsing Lois Locher Bobbie Wilson Sharon Confer Karen Buchholz Rosa Lee Keller Pat Vogelsang Donna Keller Mary Dee Masterson Marguerite Brown Gayle Ross Betty Locher Peggy Miller Alto Alma Steiner Naomi Ireland Shirley Deaver Marjorie Flott Director, Miss Stuermer Accompanist, Martha Humfeld BOYS AND GIRLS GLLE CLUBS Bass Walter Hulsing Dennis Locher Robert Reed Danny Kellenberger Eddie McCoy Lynn Kellenberger Kenneth Kooser Ronald Metzger Eugene Shmidt Douglas Metzger Harrison Meyer Harold Leuthold Richard Ott Tenor II John Moser Fred Showalter Arwin Bauman Gene Mosiman Gary Strahm Robert Beyer Gary Werner Gary Stalder Donald Hunnicutt Baritone Tenor I David Robinson Eugene Hartman Klaus Steinmetz Carrol Wittmer Dick Thompson To be admitted to the Alpha Club one must have at least 5 semester A's. There are three divisions: Bronze(5 semester A's). Silver(10 semester A's), and the Gold(15 semester A. s). Including the membership of 1954 the Alpha Club has 392 members. BRONZE Richard Chandler 8 Wanda Chilson 5 Martha Humfeld 5 Donna Keller 5 Eva Lamparter 6 Edith Lancaster 8 Shirley Maelzer 5 Mary Masterson 6 Judy Newlin 8 Emma Lee Sherrad 8 Klaus Steinmetz 5 Darlene Strahm 8 Patty Vogelsang 5 Bobbie Wilson 7 Carroll Wittmer 9 SILVER Douglas Metzger 11 Gayle Ross 13 Mary Wurzbacher 13 GOLD Robert Beyer 20 Eunice Jones 23 Jo Ann Kiem 15 Mary Ann Kiem 16 Lynn Kellenberger 28 Orlo Me Nary 16 LaVerne Strahm 18 The honor roll published every six weeks is a list of the students making high grades for the six weeks. A's earn 5 points, B's 3 points, and C's 1 point. The minimum number of points to be on the honor roll is 16 points. The honorable mention roll consists of those students who earn 10 to 15 points. SENIOR PUV nU J, a freshman Mrs. Abigail Abbott, a widow, Shirley Deaver Susan, her daughter, . . Susan Tyler Mrs. Miller, a housemother, Yvonne Showalter . . Robert Beyer .Lynn Kellenberger Dean Gillingham . Professor Michaels Students at Pointer Sylvia .... Bunny .... Helen............ Carrie .... Marge .... Clara .... Bobo............. Jack............. Howie .... Bill............. Stage Managers Wardrobe Manager Edith Lancaster Shirley Maelzer . .Becky Moser . Alma Steiner Patty Vogelsang . . D'Ann Walz . Loren Haxton Richard Chandler . Gary Werner . . John Moser . . Larry Smith Don Hunnicutt . Donna Keller Although it wasn't the most elabo- rate prom, it was probably one of the most successful. The theme of this year's prom was Stork Club. The Country Club was cleverly decorated with rainbow col- ored streamers draped from the side walls to the center of the room with baskets of flowers before the stone fireplace and at intervals along the walls. Table centerpieces were wood- en stork cut-outs, painted orange, black and white. Large reservation cards indicated who each table's guests were. Individual dance programs with little gold pencils was something dif- ferent. Music was furnished by the Star- dusters. During intermission the juniors put on a floor show. ROBERT BEYER Gladly would he learn, and gladly teach. RICHARD CHANDLER A slow speaker, but a keen thinker. SHIRLEY DEAVER The girl with a million desires. DARRYL EMERT A virtuous well governed youth. LENORE GRIMM The same wherever she is. LOREN HAXTON He has never fallen for the wiles of Cupid. KEITH HENRY I hate to get up in the morning. GEORGIA ASHFORD-HULSING Her eyes are so brown and on her brow was never seen a frown. WALTER HULSING Yea, Even a hot-rod helps one’s social standing. DONALD HUNNICUTT Please say that again; I didn’t get it. ’’ JO ANN KEIM Her voice is always soft, gentle and low. an excellent thing in woman. ’ MARY ANN KEIM Keen sense and common sense, no room for nonsense. LYNN KELLENBERGER He is truly wise and mighty, a hero on the field, a lion in his clasp. ” DONNA KELLER Short but sweet, and hard to beat. GLADYS KINGHORN Tho her heart be far away, a message flies to IT each day. EVA MAY LAMPARTER If she will, she will; but if she won’t, she won't. EDITH LANCASTER Where many fail this one succeeds. HAROLD LEUTHOLD I'd love to do something desperate. SHIRLEY MAELZER •Despite her faults, we love her still-The stiller the better. DONNA MATHEWSON Content to do her duty and in duty done, a full reward. EDWARD McCOY Beware. I may yet do something sensational. MARY ANN MILLER There's nothing half so sweet in life, as love's young dream. ROBERT MISHLER Not as serious as he pretends to be. JOHN MOSER His nerve will make him if it doesn’t break him first. REBECCA MOSER I’d like to know a little about everything if it didn’t take so much time. ROBERT REED Speech is great, but silence is greater. EMMA LEE SHERRARD She makes a friend who never makes a foe. YVONNE SHOWALTER She reveals herself only to her friends. LARRY SMITH He specializes in attending to his own busi- ness. ALMA STEINER Happy-go-lucky without a care. KLAUS STEINMETZ Not very tall, not very small, But jolly and sweet, and liked by all. SUSAN TYLER I can remember a mass of things, but nothing distinctly. PATTY VOGELSANG A wholesome, winsome lassie, pleasant and smiling. DE ANN WALZ Here is a girl who is jolly and wise, if you don’t think so just look at her eyes. GARY WERNER What this country needs is a good five cent nickel. BOBBIE WILSON She speaks not when she has nothing to say. CARROLL WITTMER Sometimes I set and think, an sometimes I jest set. GERALDINE MacFALL A kind heart and a happy smile, makes life for Jerry worth while. ” Lynn Kellenberger Darryl Emert Mary Ann Keim Yvonne Showalter Jo Ann Keim Susan Tyler . . . . . president . .vice-president . . . secretary . . . treasurer student council program chairman This is how our class looked as kindergartners. Seven members of this class graduated with the class of '54. fytfC Y CUSTOM COVERS