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

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1961 volume:

i � 0? ieouwict January to December, We’ll have these MOMENTS TO REMEMBER The senior sneak when we painted the town, The Prom with girls in lovely gowns, We'll have these MOMENTS TO REMEMBER. The quiet classes, the noisy halls, The faithful yelling of the football calls. We'll have these MOMENTS TO REMEMBER. When seniors turn to college And horseplay disappears, The excitement we were glad to share Will echo thru the years. When other nights and other days May find us gone our separate ways, We'll have these MOMENTS TO REMEMBER. And after all is said and done, We can't forget 'cause it was such fun We'll have these MOMENTS TO REMEMBER dJtSkr ecUc tt i Lewis Johnson, head of the Sabetha High School music department, came to Sabetha in 1950, and during the years has become a favorite of his students. Year after year he has skillfully guided the Sabetha Music Department to envied renown in Northeastern Kansas. His excellence as an inspiring and pa- tient teacher in both music and the classroom has brought forth the best in his students. Mr. Johnson, we the Seniors of '61, in appreciation for all the training, understanding, and encouragement you have given us, proudly dedicate this BLUEJAY to you. SCHOOL BOARD; Mr. Gilbert Farmer; Mr. Conrad Johnson; Mrs. Doris Porter, Clerk; Mr. Albert Grimm; Mr. Melvin Wenger, President; Mr. Stanley Beans; Mr. Norburt Pierson; Mr. Luther Clark; Mr. Ruben Lehmann; Dr. John Stone, Vice-President. Superintendent - MR. STANLEY BEANS Principal - MR. GILBERT FARMER s s 'paccclty '60- 6 MR. BENNETT Vocational Agriculture Junior Sponsor FFA MR. DeWERFF Senior Sponsor Drivers Ed. Social Science S Club Coach MISS COLLINS Commerce Freshman Sponsor Jay Jays Yearbook School Paper MR. FEASEL Football and Track Coach Senior Sponsor Social Science S Club MRS. FLORES Music Dept. MRS. HERRICK Math Junior Sponsor Kayettes MISS FRUDY Home Economics Girls' Phys. Ed. FHA Sophomore Sponsor MR. JOHNSON Music Dept. Geometry Algebra I MR. HANNEY Photography Math Junior Sponsor Physics Electronics Student Council MR. KING MR. PENIX English, I, II Art Yearbook Library Freshman Sponsor MR. TROWER Commerce FBLA Sophomore Sponsor Visual Aids Chemistry Biology Science Club Sophomore Sponsor Newest addition to Fac- ulty. A closed-circuit TV was installed as a new study hall teacher. MR. TOWNE English III, IV, II Guidance School Plays School Paper Kenneth Aberle Diane Anderson Larry Beightel David Beyer Beth Black Delores Bockerstette Danny Carpenter Dennis Chrisman JoAnn Christman Cynthia Clark Kay Lynn Dalsing Ralph Davis Patricia Dawson Ruth Dienstbier Lyle Edelman Bonnie Frey Michael Garber Linda Gilbert Roll and Grote Roy Habegger Alan Herrmann Renee Hills John Hopp Darrel Huber Constance Jones Virginia Kaul John Koch Thomas Kyle Margaret Lancaster Catherine Lanning Richard Lehmann Ronald Leuze Leslie Lines Roger Locher John Martin Marvin McFall Albert McKenney Cheryl Metzger Sandra Minton Nancy Moorhead Cheryl Nesbitt Steven Ott Jimmie Planner Sue Popkess Michael Reid Carol Robinson Mary Kay Sawyer Cheryl Scoby David Snook Candee Spring Larry Stauffer Glenn Strader Dale Strahm Sandra Tate Donnie Thiemann Billy Thomas Nell Thompson Sharlotte Weick Vonda Wertenberger Betty White Stephen Aberle Robert Ayers Harold Brown Linda Cupp Linda Davis Paul Dienstbier Albert Eaton James Estle Thomas Humphrey Dorothy Hunnicutt Bob Jack Betty Jones Arlen Kaul Carol Kehr Katy Kelly Gary Hartter Kathryn Henninger Susan Hudson Charles Kiester Janet Lortscher Mary McKenney Michael Montgomery Linda Moore Cherlyn Randolph Dianne Roberts Garry Rokey Nicole VonBergen Janet Wells Patricia Wenger Steve Wenger Edward Wist JoAnn Wittwer Nancy Grote Frederick Aberle Judith Aberle Miriam Aberle Eula Alderfer Betty Anne Bartram Galen Bauman Joseph Brezina Vicki Brown Elgin Hartter Roger Hartter Bill Jones Edward Kiester Mary Kistner Bonnie Larabee Kent Marmet Carol Metzger Marjorie Metzger Forest Myers Karen Miller Sherrill Minneman Sharyn Nesbitt Paul Nickelson Judy Ogden Earlene Parli Elaine Scoby John Showalter Arthur Smith Janette Strahm Ernest Snook Robert Steiner Jerry Troxell Mary Watkins Shirley Wenger Ethel Zubler President, Fred Aberle; Vice-President, Judy Ogden; Secretary, Sherrill Minneman; Treasurer, Elaine Scoby; Student Council, Linda Rokey; Co-Program Chairmen, Dave Duey and Judy Aberle. Office . cUui 'He JUNIOR 5tocde tt s o p H O M O R E Student Council, Tom Humphrey; President, Arlen Kaul; Vice-President, James Estle; Secretary, Pat Wenger. F R E S H M E N Secretary-Treasurer, Candee Spring; President, John Martin; Vice-President, Donald Thiemann; Student Council, Sharlotte Weick. TOP ROW: John Hopp, Alan Herrmann, Steve Ott, John Koch, Mike Reid, Larry Stauffer, Darryl Huber, Den- nis Chrisman, David Snook, Danny Carpenter, Richard Lehman, Dennis Stalder, Robert Ayers, manager. SECOND ROW: Jerry Gates, Steve Aberle, Eddie Kiester, Galen Bauman, David Duey, Charles Kiester, Paul Nickelson, Hugh W. Jones, Charles Davis, Jerry Rison, James Summers, Mike Montgomery, James Jones, Ar- len Kaul, Joe Brezina. THIRD ROW: Mr. Cruz, assistant coach, Steve Brammer, Melvin Schuette, Delwin Meyer, Eldon Ford, Richard Ayers, Larry Boltinghouse, Danny Mishler, Larry Grimm, Richard Scoby, Dale Bauman, Steve Herrmann, James Estle, Steve Wenger, Albert Eaton, Mr. Feasel, head coach. t ?60 COACHES Whiteaker - Feasel - Cruz CO-CAPTAINS Brammer - Mishler - Boltinghouse DEFENSIVE VARSITY SABETHA OPPONENT 0 19 Seneca 13 6 Centralia 13 7 Onaga 25 6 Horton 13 0 Hiawatha 7 14 Holton 13 12 Tecumseh 0 34 Marysville _0 39 Effingham 84 137 OFFENSIVE VARSITY Section. edertnett RICHARD AYERS - 135 Proved to be a fine quarterback and was very capable in coming up with the key play. LARRY BOLTINGHOUSE - 155 Came back after an early injury to help lead the Jay attack and was named to the Atchinson Globe All-Star team. STEVE BRAMMER - 150 Became a top offensive threat and the type you can always depend on when the going gets tough. ELDON FORD - 205 One of the biggest men in the confer- ence, had the ability to open a hole in any line. LARRY GRIMM - 185 Had good size and the ability to move the man across from him for that extra yard. STEVE HERRMANN - 180 A tough competitor, good sense of humor, and capable on offense or de- fense. DELWIN MEYER - 175 Played only one year but was able to step in and do a fine job at the tackle spot. DAN MISHLER - 145 Desire is the key to his success. The lack of size didn't stop him from be- ing the top defensive linebacker in this part of the state. MELVIN BUD SCHUETTE - 160 Could always be depended on to do his best. A letterman and fine football player. RICHARD SCOBY - 185 Dick was converted from guard to full- back and did an outstanding job. We could always depend on him for that needed yard. t t UNDERCLASSMEN LETTERMEN - FIRST ROW: Mike Montgomery, Bill Jones, Jerry Troxell, James Estle, Den- nis Stalder, Steve Wenger. FRONT ROW: Galen Bauman, Charles Davis, James Summers, Jerry Rison, Arlen Kaul. SOT ‘Sa 6et64iCC ‘Sa etfaUl RICHARD AYERS - Rich was a good leader this year and one of the best guards in the league. BILL JONES - Bill was the high scorer this year. Should have a great season next year. LARRY BOLTINGHOUSE - Larry always gave it everything he had. No one enjoyed playing anymore than he did. RICHARD SCOBY - Rich was a rugged rebounder and was one of the top scorers. JIM ESTLE - Jim did a real fine job as a sophomore this year. He ended up as one of the leading scorers. DANNY MISHLER - Dan was a great hustler, was elected a co-captain and showed fine leader- ship. GARY HARTTER - Gary showed a lot of improvement this year. His height, 6'4 f came in very handy. TEAM SCORE OPPONENT SCORE Sabetha 41 Onaga 31 Sabetha 45 Sts. Peter and Paul 49 Sabetha 50 Holton 38 Sabetha 48 Horton 55 Sabetha 56 Fairview 52 Sabetha 48 Marysville 68 Sabetha 48 Hiawatha 37 Sabetha 42 Effingham 47 Sabetha 48 Powhattan 65 Sabetha 69 Onaga 60 Sabetha 77 Central lia 48 Sabetha 47 Horton 55 Sabetha 55 Hiawatha 42 Sabetha 58 Sts. Peter and Paul 64 Sabetha 47 Effingham 63 Sabetha 68 Holton 71 Sabetha 47 Holton 55 TOP ROW: Neil DeWerff, coach, James Estle, Bill Jones, Jerry Troxe 11, Gary Hartter, Mike Reid, Dennis Stalder, Gary Feasel, coach. SECOND ROW: Jerry Rison, Mike Montgomery, Danny Carpenter, Jim Summers, John Hopp, Richard Scoby. THIRD ROW: Albert Eaton, manager, Richard Ayers, Arlen Kaul, Danny Mishler, Larry Boltinghouse, Donnie Thieman, Gordon Grimm, Albert McKenney, Bob Ayers. TOP ROW: Jerry Gates, Steve Brammer, Richard Ayers, Larry Boltinghouse, Dan Mishler, Steve Herrmann, Bill Jones, Larry Grimm, Delwin Meyer, Galen Bauman, Mike Montgomery. SECOND ROW: Rolland Grote, Bob Ayers, Don Thiemann, John Koch, John Hopp, Albert Eaton, Allen Herrmann, Darrel Huber, David Beyer, Glann Strader, Dennis Chrisman, James Summers, John Studer, Fred Aberle. THIRD ROW: Richard Scoby, Gary Hartter, James Estle, Charles Davis, Steve Ott, John Martin, Jim Judah, Charles Kiester, Joe Brizina, Roger Hartter. 02{ tt6 Sfrnttup @o Ke DATE VARSITY TRACK SCHEDULE TEAMS HELD AT March 28 Hiawatha, Powhattan, Hiawatha April 14 Sabetha Emporia State Relays Emporia April 18 Triangular (Sab. - Holton April 21 Holton - Onaga.) Hiawatha Inv. Hiawatha April 29 Atchison Inv. Atchison May 3 Big Five League Meet Hiawatha May 5 Big Five League Meet Hiawatha May 9 (Freshmen) Quad. Meet (Sab., Effingham May 13 Powhattan, Onaga, Eff.) Regional Meel Manhattan DAN MISHLER 880-yd. Run Relays Hurdles LARRY GRIMM Weights Relays RICHARD SCOBY Weights STEVE HERRMANN Weights RICHARD AYERS Sprints Relays LARRY BOLTINGHOUSE Sprints Relays EDWARD KIESTER Mile Run CHARLES KIESTER 880-yd. Run CHARLES DAVIS Pole Vault 440-yd. Run STEVE BRAMMER Pole Vault Relays JOHN MARTIN High Jump 880-yd. Run JIM JUDAH High Jump V •t I ettex HCK MIKE MONTGOMERY Hurdles Broad Jump BILL JONES Hurdles Ttteeiley “Relay 7eant The Medley Relay Team composed of Rich Ayers, Dan Mishler, Steve Brammer, and Larry Boltinghouse, broke the school record for this event at the Atchison Relays with a time of 3:50.2. Two other school records were broken this year. Dan Mishler broke the record for the 880-yard run at the Emporia Relays with a time of 2:05.2, and Ed Keister broke the school rec- ord for the mile with a time of 4:46.2. Steve shows how it looks from the opposite end of the pole. GOLF TEAM: Delbert Kehr, Dave Duey, Elgin Hartter, John Koch, Joe Ott, Gary Miller. Elgin Hartter, our top golfer in Sabetha, is the Sabetha Country Club Champion. He is a high hope for the team next year. Golf, our newest sport at SHS, was coached this year by Mr. Cruz. The team did fairly well this year, but has higher hopes for next year. Elgin Hartter, Gary Miller, and John Koch went to the State Golf Meet. Gary and John went as a two-man team and finished fifth out of the seventeen competing teams. Kayettes is an organization which strives to develop religion, per- sonality, leadership, service, ap- preciation, and recreation. KAYETTE CABINET, TOP ROW: Pat Reid, Points Chairman; D'Ann Strahm, World Service; Delores Wittmer, Pianist; Joan Humphrey, Finance; Sharyn Nesbitt, Publicity; Nikki Von Bergen, School Service; Norma Clayton, Song Leader; Carol Metzger, Parliamentarian; Linda Rokey, Recreation Chairman; Marge Metzger, Community Service. FRONT ROW: Sue Wertenberger, Special Programs; Elaine Meyer, Treasurer; Karen Strahm, President; Mrs. Herrick, Sponsor; Sherrill Minneman, Vice-President; Judy Aberle, Program Chairman. TOP ROW: Dennis Stalder, Bob Jack, James Summers, Phillip Close, Joe Ott, Bob Ayers, Marlene Locher, Bud Schuette, Delwin Meyer. SECOND ROW: Larry Grimm, James Estle, Mary McKenney, D'Ann Strahm, Norma Clayton, Elaine Meyer, Lonnie Phillips. FRONT ROW: Miriam Aberle, Sharyn Nesbitt, Mary Kistner, Steve Herrmann, Diane Grimm. The FBLA, Future Business Leaders of America, is an organization for those students interested in the busi- ness field. This year the club went on a tour to Topeka to visit the Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company, the State Office Building, and the International Business Machines Office. Five members attended the State Convention at Kansas State Teachers College. OFFICERS President------ Vice-President Secretary------ Treasurer------ Historian------ - Diane Grimm Steve Herrmann Miriam Aberle Sharyn Nesbitt - Mary Kistner s4 k uc z Miss Frudy, Sponsor; Sherrill Minneman, Nikki Von Bergen, Norma Clayton, Elaine Meyer, D'Ann Strahm, Karen Strahm, Sue Wertenberger, Delores Wittmer, Euia Alderfer. SECOND ROW: Mary Martin, Agnes Jones. Karen Miller, Mary Kistner, Sandra Tate, Cherlyn Randolph, Linda Davis, JoAnn Wittwer. FRONT ROW: Joan Humphrey, Emma Jones, Carol Kehr, Linda Moore, Mary Watkins. Linda Cupp, Katy Kelly, Kathryn Henninger, OFFICERS President--------- - ■ Vice-President — ■ Secretary-Treasurer Program Chairman Parliamentarian - - Pianist------------- Song Leader----------- Publicity------------- Historian - - — - - ■ - - D’Ann Strahm ■ - - Elaine Meyer — Norma Clayton ---Karen Strahm Sherrill Minneman — Delores Wittmer • Nikki Von Bergen — Eula Alderfer Sue Wertenberger 7 Sue Wertenberger and Larry Grimm reigned as King and Queen of Hearts at the annual Valentine Formal. The attendants were Richard Scoby and D'Ann Strahm and Delwin Mey- er and Karen Miller. BACK ROW: Mr. Bennett, Sponsor; Larry Stauffer, Danny Mishler, Richard Scoby, Danny Carpenter, Delwin Meyer. Dale Strahm. Larry Beightel, Billy Thomas. Donald Thiemann, Robert Steiner, Jimmie Platner. SEC- OND ROW: Roger Hartter, Gordon Grimm, Charles Kiester, Galen Bauman, Paul Dienstbier, Kenneth Aberle, Roger Locher, Marvin McFall. FRONT ROW: Stephen Aberle, Gary Rokey, Larry Grimm. Phil Bestwick, Monte Carpenter, Melvin Robinson. Fred Aberle, Stephen Herrmann. Students of SHS enjoyed the An- nual Valentine Formal held Feb- ruary 13. President------ Vice-President Secretary------ Reporter------ Sentinel------ Treasurer------ - Monte Carpenter - - Phil Bestwick -----Fred Aberle Stephen Herrmann - — Larry Grimm - Melvin Robinson Bob Jack, Mr. Penix, Joe Ott, Steve Ott, Ed Kiester Paul Nickelson, Mike Montgomery, Delbert Kehr, Bert Flack Mr. Penix watches as the group watches an experiment. Sctettce (?lu The Science Club, an organization of SHS for the second year, was composed of a small group of students who were exceptionally interested in Science. The group enjoyed sev- eral intriguing experiments set up by their sponsor, Mr. Penix. OFFICERS Delbert Kehr----------------------------President Mike Montgomery--------------------Vice-President Steve Wenger, who left SHS second semester, was Secretary- Treasurer. i TOP ROW: Charles Baskett, D'Ann Strahm, Karen Strahm, Marlene Locher. Sharlotte Weick, John Martin. SECOND ROW: Tom Humphrey, Monte Carpenter, Richard Ayers, Arlen Kaul, Fred Aberle. THIRD ROW: Steve Brammer, Danny Mishler, Diane Grimm, Linda Rokey, Pam Matthes is not pictured. StucCettt (ZoUKClt The Student Council serves as a media between the faculty and the student body. The coun- cil discusses and acts upon any problem that may confront the students. 7 e The Bluejay is a project of each senior class of Sabetha High School. The entire class of 1961 enjoyed preparing this pictor- ial account of the 'eo- l school year. EDITORIAL STAFF Editor--------------- ■ Assistant Editor-------- Faculty Editor - ---------- Athletics Editor-------- Activities Editor — - - Underclassmen Editor - - Senior Editor - - ------ Proofreaders-------------- Business Manager-------- Junior Representative - - Photography--------------- Sponsors------------.... - Gordon Snyder Mary Martin - - - Karen Strahm Larry Boltinghouse - - D'Ann Strahm - - Emma Jones - Marlene Locher • ----Agnes Jones Ellen Lawson Sue Wertenberger ----Fred Aberle ■ — Mr. Hanney • - - Miss Collins Mr. King ‘SCuejay THE BLUEJAY, the high school newspaper, has become a mark of tradition at SHS. It Serves as a source of information on school and local matters. The paper is published bi- weekly by the Senior English class. Special credit should be given to Mr. Towne who in- structs on the writing of newspaper articles and who checks each article coming in, and to Miss Collins who oversees the typing of the articles and the printing of the paper. STAFF Editor------....------------------ - Richard Ayers Asst. Editor - - Steve Brammer FFA Editor -- ------------------ Monte Carpenter Activity Editor - - — --------- - Joan Humphrey Sports Editor...................... Bud Schuette The reporters for THE BLUEJAY were the students in English IV. It was published by the Typing II and Secretarial Practice classes. Sftvut S'ftyS Leading the A-Team Bluejays to vic- tory this year were the following spirited five; first year sophomore cheerleader, Nikki Von Bergen; first year senior cheer- leader, Norma Clayton; third year senior cheerleader, Marlene Locher; and second year junior cheerleaders, Sharyn Nesbitt and Marge Metzger. Leading the Junior Jays were three first year cheerleaders; junior, Miriam Aberle; senior, Joan Humphrey; and senior, Sue Ann Wertenberger. Clad in blue and white uniforms, frozen toes, rain-drenched clothes, and long bus rides to away games - that was our pep club this year. At every football and basketball game, headed by the cheer- leaders, they created a peppy spirit that was a great help to the team. May this same spirit continue throughout the years ahead. President — - - - - Vice-President - - ■ Secretary- Tre asurer Publicity-------- - ■ Points------------ Decorations - - — Uniforms - - - — • • - Pam Matthes ■ -Sandra Smith - - - Pat Reid • - Helen Berge Linda Rokey - Elaine Meyer - - Judy Aberle Norma Clayton Marlene Locher S-CLUB, BACK ROW: Arlen Kaul, Charles Davis, Jerry Risen, Gary Hartter, John Martin, Charles Kiester, Dennis Stalder. Galen Bauman, Dan Mishler, Steve Brammer, Jerry Troxell, Bill Jones, Jim Judah, Pete Sum- mers. FRONT ROW: Mr. Feasel, Delwin Meyer, James Hstle, Larry Boltinghouse, Steve Herrmann, Bud Sch- uette, Richard Ayers. Larry Grimm, Richard Scoby, Edward Kiester, Mike Montgomery. S- (?£u The S-Club is the oldest organization of SHS. It is composed of all the boys in high school who have lettered in one or more sports. It is an inactive organization, but each year they elect honorary officers. OFFICERS President------------- Vice-President - - • Secretary-Treasurer Sergeant-at-Arms - Richard Ayers Bud Schuette Richard Scoby Larry Grimm BOYS' STATE is sponsored by the American Legion. Each year approximately 600 high school juniors journey to West Wichita High to spend a week running a simulated state gov- ernment. The first part of the week is spent in campaigning and electing government offi- cials. The latter part of the week is spent in actually running the government. Last year Steve Brammer, Charles Baskett, and Gordon Snyder were delegates to Boys' State. In the picture above, they are shown orientating Lanny Carpenter, this year's delegate. Sua Coevex State Every year the American Legion Auxiliary of Sabetha sends one girl to Girls' State. Diane Grimm attended Girls' State in 1960, and this year Sherrill Min- neman has been chosen to go. Girls are chosen on the basis of scholarship, leader- ship, and personality. Girls from all over Kansas go to Lawrence for one week to learn and get a better understanding of our democratic government. They run for state, county, and town offices just like real government in action. Girls' State was created in the interest of instilling into girls the importance of taking an ac- tive part in governmental affairs. TOP ROW: Gordon Snyder, Monte Carpenter, Dan Mishler, Charles Baskett, Dave Duey, Mike Montgomery, Lanny Carpenter, Delbert Kehr. FRONT ROW: Joan Humphrey, Marlene Locher, Pat Reid, Carol Metzger, Mary Martin, Karen Strahm, Marge Metzger, Nikki Von Bergen, Judy Aberle. 'Tlatiatuzl “rtyowyi Society Members for the National Honor Society are chosen by the teachers each year on the basis of Scholarship, Leadership, Service, and Co-operation. ry. ' ! •r? 1 : - 'ttyotton, 7R M In order to qualify for the honor roll, you have to have at least a 3.25 grade average. Those students who were on the honor roll any six weeks this year are: BACK ROW: Rolland Grote, Barry Molineux, Kent Marmet, Lan- ny Carpenter, Danny Carpenter, Steve Aberle, Gordon Snyder. SECOND ROW: Dan Mishler, Karen Strahm, Vicki Brown, Mary Kistner, Judy Aberle, Janet Wells, Nikki Von Bergen, Mary McKenney, Cynthia Clark, Sharlotte Weick, Joyce Lancaster, Pat Dawson. FRONT ROW: Pat Reid, Joan Humphrey, Earlene Parli, Karen Miller, Steve Brammer, Mary Martin, Sherrill Minneman, Diane Grimm, Marge Metzger. In order to qualify for the honorable mention, you have to have at least a 2.75 grade average. Those students who were on the honorable mention any six weeks this year are pictured below. Sa et a c i School CLARINETS Pat Wenger Sherrill Minneman Elaine Scoby Cheryl Scoby Betty White Linda Cupp Cheryl Metzger Nancy Moorhead Pat Dawson Renee Hills Gary Rokey Ruth Dienstbier Marcia Ross Karen Strahm Earlene Parli TROMBONES Norma Clayton Ellen Lawson Sue Nesbitt Vonda Wertenberger Lanny Carpenter Kay Sawyer Dave Beyer BASS John Hopp SAXOPHONES Gary Miller Sharlotte Weick Leslie Lines Joyce Lancaster Steve Brammer Sandra Minton Janet Lortscher Cathy Lanning Marlene Locher D'Ann Strahm FLUTES Marge Metzger Sharyn Nesbitt Connie Jones Nancy Grote BARITONES Charles Baskett Gordon Snyder HORNS Judy Aberle Richard Ayers Mary Kistner TRUMPETS Bud Schuette Linda Rokey Donald Fletchall Dave Duey Galen Brammer John Koch Dennis Chrisman Glen Strader OBOE Sue Popkess BASSOON Sue Hudson PERCUSSION Barry Molineux Bob Ayers Joan Humphrey BASS VIOLIN Janet Wells DIRECTOR Lewis Johnson SHS STAGE BAND, TOP ROW: Lewis Johnson, Director; Donald Fletchal, Dave Duey, Linda Rokey, Charles Baskett, Janet Wells. SECOND ROW: Norma Clayton, Lane Sunderland, Bob Ayers, Pat Reid, Steve Brammer, Joyce Lancaster. FRONT ROW: Sandra Minton, Leslie Lines, Gary Miller, Sharlotte Weick, Marlene Locher, D'Ann Strahm. SftectoC tfaMfoA TRUMPET TRIO: Dave Duey Linda Rokey Donald Fletchall SAX TRIO: Sandra Minton Sharlotte Weick Marlene Locher CLARINET CHOIR, BACK ROW: Ruth Dienstbier, Marcia Ross, Karen Strahm, Earlene Parli, Linda Cupp, Cheryl Metzger, Elaine Scoby. FRONT ROW: Janet Wells, Leslie Lines, Pat Wenger, Sandra Smith, Sherrill Minneman, Sue Hudson. Cheryl Scoby. BAND COUNCIL: Joan Humphrey. Janet Wells, Charles Baskett, Marlene Locker, Pat Reid. Tfteet tfie Oun, DRUM MAJOR: Janet Wells THE MADRIGAL SINGERS: This is a newly formed and very successful music group at SHS. The members are; BACK ROW: Barry Molineux, Mary Martin, Judy Aberle, Bud Schuette, Gordon Snyder, Marlene Locher, Nor- ma Clayton. FRONT ROW: Mrs. Flores, director; Janet Wells, Miriam Aberle, Nikki Von Bergen, Karen Miller, Helen Berge, Mary Kistner. l oc C MRS. FLORES, Director JUNIOR QUARTETTE: Miriam Aberle Karen Miller Judy Aberle Mary Kistner SENIOR TRIO: Marlene Locher Helen Berge Norma Clayton THE SPECIAL CHORUS, TOP ROW: Mary Martin, Charles Baskett, Gordon Snyder, Steve Herrmann, Judy Wells. SECOND ROW: Barry Molineux, Judy Aberle, Bud Schuettee, Karen Miller, Pat Reid, Pam Matthes. THIRD ROW: Marlene Locher, Norma Clayton, Galen Brammer, Monte Carpenter, Nikki Von Bergen, Mrs. Flores, director. FRONT ROW: Ruth Dienstbier, Carol Metzger. Janette Strahm, Miriam Aberle, Mary Kistner, Janet Wells, Elaine Meyer. TRIPLE TRIO, BACK ROW: Vonda Wertenberger, Pat Reid, Janet Lortscher, Judy Wells. Pam Matthes. FRONT ROW: Joyce Lancaster, Sue Popkes:, Judy Og- GIRLS' SEXTETTE: Susan Hudson, Marcia Ross, Mary Martin, Nikki Von Bergen, Janet Wells, Elaine Meyer. Stage Manager - Dr. Gibbs----- Joe Crowell - - Howie Newsome Mrs. Gibbs----- Mrs. Webb------ George Gibbs - ■ Rebecca Gibbs - Wally Webb - - Emily Webb — Prof. Willard - - Mr. Webb------ Simon Stimson - Mrs. Soames - - Cons. Warren - Si Crowell----- Ball Players - - - Sam Craig------ Joe Stoddard - - CAST --------Steve Brammer ----------Gary Miller ------Galen Brammer -------------Alvin Elliot -------Sue Wertenberger ---------Joan Humphery ----------Gordon Snyder -------Joyce Lancaster -------------John Koch ----------Mary Martain -----------Bud Schuette ------Charles Baskett -----------Dan Mishler -----------Helen Berge ------------Bud Schuette •------Barry Molineux --------Steve Herrmann Dick Scoby -------Monte Carpenter -------Steve Herrmann Ou% foeuvt People of the Town: Pam Matthes, Emma Jones, Nikki Von Bergen, Agnes Jones, Delores Wittmer, Diane Grimm, Lar- ry Grimm, Elaine Meyer, Bob Ayers, Dennis Chrisman. Lighting Crew . Delbert Kehr, Rich Ayers, Phil Bestwick. Organist: Mary Kistner. TfCutt The Lord Chief Justice Mrs. Bramson------------ Olivia Grayne — - - Hubert Laurie - - - - - Mrs. Terrance---------- Nurse Libby------------- Dora Parkoe-------------- Inspector Belsize — - Dan--------------------- - Lanny Carpenter ------Mary Martin - - Marge Metzger ■ - - - Ed Kiester -----Karen Miller Sherrill Minneman - - Sharyn Nesbitt - - - - Bill Jones ■ — Bud Schuette 7 flurti i-Setti i 'P'tovpt The Juniors treated the Senior Class to a beau- tiful prom and a delicious banquet. The main at- traction was a beautiful, running fountain at one end of the gym. Music was provided by the Horton High School Hi-Lites who played on the porch of an old southern mansion at the other end of the gym To accent the beauty of the decorations. Magnolia trees and Magnolia blossoms were spread around through the gym. The following Sophomores did a fine job serving: Janet Wells, Pat Wenger, Nikki Von Bergen, Marcia Ross, Nancy Grote, Sue Hud- son, Mike Montgomery, Bob Ayers, Dennis Stalder, Arlen Kaul, Jim Estle, and Jim Summers. I960 I SANDRA KAY SMITH PRINCESS KAREN STRAHM PRINCESS MARLENE LOCHER Scueet The 1960 Homecoming theme was AUTUMN SWEETHEARTS. The festivities were started off Friday afternoon with a parade and pep assembly downtown. Fi- nally the big moment came and Miss Sandra Smith was crowned AUTUMN SWEETHEART during the half-time show. Miss Smith and her two attendants, Mar- lene Locher and Karen Strahm, reigned over the Homecoming dance following the game. sws (Taunt o( ocfuCtfy PAM MATTHES Santa's Sweetheart SUE WERTENBERGER and LARRY GRIMM King and Queen of Hearts MARJORIE METZGAR 1st Attendant at the Hiawatha Halloween Frolic CALVIN BEER Let the world slide — HELEN BERGE To do her justice would take a book. E WILMA ACKERMAN Softly speaks - Softly smiles. RICHARD AYERS In sports and mischief he doth delight. CHARLES BASKETT I'm not arguing with you, I'm telling you. DALE BAUMAN Beware! I may yet do something sensational. wmmm PHILLIP BESTWICK If you need a right-hand man, just call on Phil. LARRY BOLTINGHOUSE All work and no play is not the life for me. GALEN BRAMMER I might if I thought I could - but why think? STEVE BRAMMER We wonder at the idiosyncrasies of the autofactuosities of this lexicographic 1 MONTE CARPENTER Just a quiet, industrious, and accommo dating student. NORMA CLAYTON When love and duty clash, let duty go to smash. PHILLIP CLOSE Why worry? Why hurry? That's my motto. ALVIN ELLIOTT He's high-minded - six feet up. CAROL GEIGER Men may come and men may go, but I talk on forever. DIANE GRIMM Here she comes, I hear her giggle. LARRY GRIMM The boy with a winning smile and a friendly word for everyone. LARRY HATZ These teachers just work me to death! No wonder I'm so thin! STEVE HERRMANN The man with the Ford is the man adored. JOAN HUMPHREY Keen sense and common sense, no room for nonsense. DARLENE HYLTON Mischievous? Yes, a little. AGNES JONES She's pretty in two ways - Pretty nice and pretty apt to stay that way. EMMA JONES Nimble fingers, a smiling face, she'll fill a good stenographer’s place. JIM JONES I'm not so bashful as I may seem. DELBERT KEHR The tall, dark, and silent type. FERN KELLY Oh, why should life a labor be? ELLEN LAWSON This is a girl rather small, always ready to chat with all. MARLENE LOCHER Although they call me teachers pet, I'm other people's pet too. MARY MARTIN The girl with a million desires. PAM MATTHES Easy to know and always a friend. DELWIN MEYER Say! Have you noticed what a social gun I've become in my last year! ELAINE MEYER To be man's gentle mate, was woman born. GARY MILLER I'd love to do something desperate! DANNY MISHLER A well-liked captain and friend to every- one. BARRY MOLINEUX Everyone likes Barry because Barry likes everyone. ANDY MOORHEAD His favorite pastime is sleep. JOE OTT I can remember a mass of things but nothing distinctly! LONNIE PHILLIPS A chronic headache from too much study - of figures! PATRICIA REID Here's a girl who is jolly and wise, if you don't think so just look at her eyes. BUD SCHUETTE He who does not like wine, women and song, remains a fool his whole life. RICHARD SCOBY Give me the moonlight, give me the girl and leave the rest to me! SANDRA SMITH There’s nothing half so sweet in life as love's young dream. GORDON SNYDER Where many fail, this one succeeds. D’ANN STRAHM A wholesome, winsome lassie - pleasant and smiling. SC 'Pa a — (? z%Ca zci — tyueinef The Senior Class of 1961 took a three day trip to the South. The class visited El Paso, Texas; Carls- bad Caverns National Park, New Mexico; and Juarez, Mexico. Thirty-seven members of the class plus six sponsors journeyed south on the Rock Island to El Paso, and then by bus to visit the other sights of the South. Everyone had an exciting time, and many Moments to Remember. The seniors graduating Cum Laude are, BACK ROW: Barry Molineux, Helen Berge, Charles Baskett, Delbert Kehr, Sue Wertenberger, Karen Strahm, Dan Mishler. SECOND ROW: Pat Reid, Marlene Locher, Steve Brammer, Monte Carpenter, Diane Grimm, Emma Jones. SEATED are: Mary Martin, Suma Cum Laude; Gordon Snyder, Magna Cum Laude; and Joan Humphery, Magna Cum Laude. Occi Sc tooC (Ptfsieen w n.” im !, Oh, we love THE IIALLS OF IVY fha't surround us here today, and we will not forget tho we be far,. .i-jm ' i |i far away. To the hallow'd HALLS OF IVY every voice will I id farewell, and shimmer off in twilight like the old vesper bell. , One’day a hush will fall, the footsteps of us all will echo down the hall and a i Mk 1 i di ppear, but as we sadly start our journeys far apart, a part of every heart will linger in the sacred HALLS OF IVY, where we’ve lived and learned to know, that thro the years we'll see you in the sweet afterglow. RUSSELL and KNIGHT Yf AtlOOKS TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY The World's Best Yearbooks Are Taylor-made