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

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1962 volume:

j°°y°9 y6u£ JOIUd 9 3,J 9fay We, the 1962 BLUE JAY staff, hope that this annual will become one of your most prized possessions and that you may look back over the faded snapshots and remember the good days at SHS. In later years, while turning these pages, if you should recall the many smiles, sorrows, and dreams of '62 we shall be content, knowing that we have done the thing we were called upon to do. We have tried to present a key to each division and activity of high school work and fun. Knowing that the key to success is enthusiasm, we have all whole-heartedly joined in to make this BLUEJAY one of the best ever. We feel that your satisfaction with this book is our compensation, and with this thought I proudly give you the key to the 1961-1962 BLUEJAY. FRED ABERLE, Editor Dedication 7Kr. Dtifberi Danner For guiding us through the past two years with a deep understand- ing of our many problems, and for loyally promoting our social func- tions, we, the members of the Senior Class, would like to show our appreciation by dedicating the 1962 Bluejay to Mr. Farmer, our prin- cipal. SCHOOL BOARD: Mr. Albert Grimm, Mr. George Althouse, Mr. Rex Molineux, Mrs. Porter, Mr. Stanley Beans, Mr. Art Strahm, Mr. Ruben Lehmann, Dr. John Stone. Administration Superintendent - MR. STANLEY BEANS Principal - MR. GILBERT FARMER MR. NEIL DEWERFF KSTC Emporia Social Studies Drivers’ Education Physical Education MR. ARDEN ALSTATT Lindsburg Mathematics MR. GARY FEASEL KSTC Emporia Social Studies Physical Education - AT C MR. OLIVER BENNETT KSTC Emporia Vocational Agriculture MR. JOHN HERNANDEZ Syracuse U. Spanish MRS. HULDA FLORES Kansas University Music 7 acu MR. LEWIS JOHNSON Kansas State U. Music MISS JUDITH KETTLER Kansas State U. Home Economics MR. JAMES PENIX Arkansas U. Science MR. HOWARD KING KSTC Emporia English Library MR. GENE RICH Arkansas U. English Psychology MR. CYRIL SCROGGINS NE State, Talequah English |H Guidance MR. DONALD WOODWARD Kansas State U. Social Studies MRS. PORTER - Clerk MR. WEICK - Janitor MR. REID Bus Drivers MR. VAN NESTE MRS. VAN NESTE President - LANNY CARPENTER Secretary-Treasurer - SHERRILL MINNEMAN Vice-President - KAREN MILLER Student Council - MARY KISTNER irf BETTY BARTRAM She has plenty of pep for all although she's not very tall. GALEN BAUMAN Don't waste time trying to make me mad. It can't be did. JOE BREZINA Sometimes I sit and think . . . mostly sit. VICKI BROWN She speaks not when she has nothing to say. MIRIAM ABERLE For the service of all, but the love of one. EULA ALDERFER You can manufacture blondes, but reds just come natural. FRED ABERLE We will miss his wit and humor, and his place will be hard to fill. JUDITH ABERLE A tall fair maiden, pleasant and gay, scattering smiles along the way. DONNA DAVIS Genuinely happy, she radiates good cheer. DAVE DUEY He is as good looking as he is popular. NORMA FEEK We had her for just year four. We wish we might have had her more. BERT FLACK Full of fun and mischief, too. Doing things he shouldn't do. LANNY CARPENTER Say, have you noticed what a social gun I've become in my last year! CHARLES DAVIS A well liked captain and a friend to everyone. DONALD FLETCHALL Yea, even a hot-rod helps one’s social standing. JAN GARBER Why worry, the more we study the more ignorance we discover. ELGIN HARTTER I hate to get up in the morning. ROGER HARTTER His nerve will make him if it doesn't break him first. INGRID KVAMSO She says little, but thinks much. BONNIE LARABEE She always smiles when she speaks. BILL JONES He's always got an answer, be it right or wrong. DOROTHEA JUDAH She is just a sailors sweetheart. EDWARD KIESTER A kind of half Solomon - half knowing everything. MARY KISTNER She is talented in many ways and answers to the call of musical needs when she is asked. KENT MARMET All great men are dying; I'm not feel- ing so well myself. CAROL METZGER Her purpose is to do right. MARJORIE METZGER Knowledge is proud that she has learned so much; wisdom is humble that she knows not more. KAREN MILLER Pretty, clever, and neat. Intelligent and mighty sweet. SHERRILL MINNEMAN She does what she undertakes to do. FOREST MYERS We are going to run this right, or we are not going to run it at all. SHARYN NESBITT An all-around girl who radiates joy; her only weakness is a blackheaded boy. PAUL NICKELSON My home is in heaven. I'm on a visit here. JUDY OGDEN 'Tis true she is much inclined to laugh with all mankind. EARLENE PARLI One of our fair maidens matrimonially inclined. ARTHUR SMITH Beware, I may do something sensa- tional. ERNEST SNOOK His heart is a puzzle to the fair sex. JERRY RISON To his eyes there is but one beloved face on earth. MELVIN ROBINSON Slow, but thoughtful of his actions. LINDA ROKEY Rare is the worthiness to be a musician. ELAINE SCOBY Short and sweet, and hard to beat. JERRY TROXELL A circus in a nutshell. SHIRLEY WENGER A girl with pretty blond hair, who's always the same, no matter where. TERRY WHITTEN Some men succeed better than others, because they attempt more. ETHEL ZUBLER Her eyes sparkle as brightly as the diamond on her left hand. ROBERT STEINER When life gets rough or becomes a bore, his broad smile will help him get ashore. JANETTE STRAHM Her heart is surely in her work; she’s never known to lag or shirk. : Jt uniors CLASS OFFICERS President........................JAMES ESTLE Vice-President-------MIKE MONTGOMERY Secretary................TERRY WHITTEN Treasurer..............NIKKI VonBERGEN Student Council----------GORDON GRIMM Steve Aberle Bob Ayers Bill Brown Linda Cupp Linda Davis Paul Dienstbier Albert Eaton James Estle Jerry Gates Gordon Grimm Nancy Grote Gary Hartter Kathy Henninger Sue Hudson Tom Humphrey Dorothy Hunnicutt Robert Jack Betty Jones Jim Judah Arlen Kaul Carol Kehr Katy Kelly Charles Kiester Jody Lacy Janet Lortscher Mary McKenney Mike Montgomery Linda Moore Cheryln Randolph Dianne Roberts Garry Rokey Marcia Ross Dennis Stalder Arnold Streit John Studer Pete Summers Nikki VonBergen Janet Wells Patricia Wenger Edward Wist JoAnn Wittwer ir c 5 opli9 m ores President..........SHARLOTTE WEICK Vice-President.....DENNIS CHRISMAN Sec.-Treasurer.....JOYCE LANCASTER Student Council----DANNY CARPENTER Kenneth Aberle Diane Anderson David Beyer Beth Black Delores Bockerstette Danny Carpenter Dennis Chrisman JoAnn Christman Kay Lynn Dalsing Ralph Davis Patricia Dawson Ruth Dienstbier Lyle Edelman John Feek Bonnie Frey Michael Garber Linda Gilbert Rolland Grote Roy Habegger Alan Herrmann John Hopp Constance Jones Virginia Kaul John Koch Thomas Kyle Joyce Lancaster Catherine Lanning Richard Lehmann Ronald Leuze Leslie Lines Roger Locher John Martin Marvin McFall Albert McKenney Cheryl Metzger Sandra Minton Nancy Moorhead Sue Nesbitt Steve Ott Jimmie Planner Sue Popkess Michael Reid Carol Robinson 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 fres imen CLASS OFFICERS President - - ---------WARREN FORD Vice-President - - --DARLENE STRAHM Sec.-Treas......JOYCE KELLENBERGER Student Council-----CAROLYN ABERLE Carolyn Aberle Nancy Aeschliman Mary Bahr Sharon Barrett Julianne Baskett Yandell Beans Jim Bennett Sherry Bestwick Norma Bockerstette Jeanne Brunner Virginia Burch Donald Campbell Carroll Chandler Gary Chrisman Roberta Davis Ted Davis Douglas Duey Ozro Estle Mary Ewing Robert Flack Warren Ford Brenda Fouraker Timmey Frye Bonnie Garber Mary Greene Larry Grote Linda Halbert John Hartter Robert Hartter Harla Havemann Stephen Henninger Rose Johnstone Joyce Kellenberger Melvin Kistner Karen Leuze Christine Lucas Larry Mai Danny McFall Roberta Moehlman Patsy Myers Keith Noble Marsha Ott Janell Planner Robert Rettele David Roberts Janet Robinson Joseph Rokey Ronald Rucker Arlene Ryland Darrell Schuette Cheryl Sell Karl Shump Phyllis Seifert David Stewart Darlene Strahm Billy Streit Ronald Van Dalsem David Watkins Richard Wenger Charles Wissler rmrir TOP ROW, Left to Right: Coaches Feasel, Alstatt, Whitacker. SECOND ROW: Oleo Estle, Jim Bennett, Car- roll Chandler, Ted Davis, Ronald Rucker, Rich Wenger, Gary Chrisman, Darrell Schuette, Warren Ford, Yandell Beans, Ronald Van Dalsem, Robert Flack, John Feek, Walter McFall, Doug Duey, Billy Thomas, David Roberts. THIRD ROW: Terry Whitten, Bert Flack, Dave Duey, Art Smith, Joe Brezina, A1 Eaton, John Koch, Charles Kiester, Jerry Gates, Dennis Chrisman. Danny Carpenter, John Martin, Bob Ayers, Allan Herrmann, Steve Aberle, David Snook, Dick Lehmann. FRONT ROW: John Hopp, Bill Jones, Jerry Troxell, Jerry Rison, Arlen Kaul, Galen Bauman, Dennis Stalder, Mike Montgomery, James Estle, Pete Summers, Charles Davis, Gary Hartter, Mike Reid, Jim Judah. 1961 Ji u lejays COACHES: Freshman, Mr. Whitacker; Head Coach, Mr. Feasel; Asst., Mr. Alstatt. Senior e Hermen GALEN BAUMAN Galen was a fierce competitor all season and scored two touchdowns from the guard position. DAVE DUEY Dave was a starting halfback and played an important part in our winning season. JOE BREZINA Joe worked very hard to earn his letter this football season. BILL JONES An injury kept Bill from doing great things, but he played a fine end during the season. CHARLES DAVIS Charlie would go after that needed yard with everything he had. JERRY RISON Jerry was a very tough and ca- pable competitor at guard. He wasn’t for taking things easy. The senior members of the football team are to be commended for their fine play this year. It takes senior leaders to mold a winning squad. We have those senior leaders here at Sabetha High School. Mr. Feasel ART SMITH We were all proud to be a team member of a boy who really worked for his game time. JERRY TROXELL Jerry made the switch from center to tackle his senior year and played well on both of- fense and defense. TRI-CAPTAINS Rison Jones Davis UNDERCLASSMEN LETTERMEN TOP ROW, Left to Right: James Estle, Jim Judah, Dennis Chrisman, Pete Summers, John Koch, John Martin, Mike Reid. FRONT ROW: Danny Carpenter, John Hopp, Jerry Gates, A1 Eaton, Arlen Kaul, Dennis Stalder, Gary Hartter, Mike Montgomery. O jfe ens oe 71-7, eam )efe erensiue eam SABETHA 19 38 26 18 20 7 0 0 6 OPPONENT 0 Seneca 19 Centrailia 0 Onaga 0 Horton 14 Hiawatha 33 Holton 14 Tecumseh 19 Marysville 46 Effingham —r TOP ROW, Left to Right: Mr. Woodward, Walter McFall, Alan Herrmann, John Koch, Bob Ayers, Gordon Grimm, John Feek, Joe Brezina, Manager. SECOND ROW: Mr. DeWerff, Don Thiemann, John Hopp, Roy Habeggar, Al- bert Eaton, Terry Whitten, Dennis Chrisman, Dan Carpenter, Mr. Alstatt. BOTTOM ROW: Jerry Rison, Mike Montgomery, Mike Reid, Gary Hamer, Jerry Troxell, Bill Jones, James Estle, Arlen Kaul. COACHES CO-CAPTAINS Freshman - Mr. Woodward, Head - Mr. DeWerff, B-Team - Mr. Alstatt. Jones and Estle TOP ROW, Left to Right: Mr. Alstatt, Walter McFall, Alan Herrmann, John Koch, Gordon Grimm, John Feek. BOTTOM ROW: Bob Ayers, John Hopp, Albert Eaton, Roy Habegger, Terry Whitten, Dennis Chisman. Ueam — 7res n TOP ROW, Left to Right: Yandell Beans, Karl Shump, Jim Benett, Ted Davis, Richard Wenger, Danny McFall. BOTTOM ROW: Mr. Woodward, Gary Chrisman, Ronald VanDalsem, Darrel Schuette, Warren Ford, Ozro Estle. DON THIEMANN JERRY TROXELL hiiii f}if TRACK SQUAD - TOP ROW: Jim Bennett, Ole Estle, Gary Chrisman, Warren Ford, John Feek, Richard Wenger. SECOND ROW: Bob Jack, Arlen Kaul, Steve Ott, Jerry Gates, Dennis Stalder, Pete Summers, Mike Montgom- ery, Ted Davis. THIRD ROW: Mike Reid, Bob Ayers, Doug Duey, Charles Davis, Art Smith, John Martin, Bill Jones, Joe Brezina, John Studer. FRONT ROW: Charles Kiester, John Hopp, Dennis Chrisman, Don Thiemann, Terry Whitten, James Estle, Jan Garber, Gary Hartter, Albert Eaton. ASSISTANT COACH ALSTATT HEAD COACH FEASEL Do I HAVE to run 10 laps? MILE RELAY TEAM 880 YARD RELAY TEAM Jerry Gates Bill Jones Mike Reid Gary Hartter Gary Hartter Mike Reid Bill Jones John Hopp Dennis Stalder SHOT PUT Albert Eaton DISCUS Pete Summers SHOT PUT James Estle JAVELIN 440 YARD DASH Ian Garber JAVELIN Terry Whitten Arlen Kaul JAVELIN CHARLES DAVIS - Pole Vault S-CLUB OFFICERS President — - - CHARLES DAVIS Vice-President ----------BILL JONES Secretary-------- PETE SUMMERS Treasurer.......................DAVE DUEY Behind the coaching of Neil DeWerff, the Sabetha golf team had a very successful season. The two man team consisting of Dave Duey and Elgin Hartter, finished third in the state to climax a winning season. COACH DEWERFF The Student Council, under the leadership of President Marge Metzger, Vice-President Sharyn Nesbitt, Secretary Sharlotte Weick, Treasurer Jim Estle, and the wil- ling help of sponsor Oliver Bennett experienced one of its most suc- cessful years in school history. A few of the many activities sponsored by the Student Council were Concession stands, Christmas Dance, Student driving regulations and student court, scholastic awards, Career Day, Dress-up Days, and Handbook publication. James Estle was elected to the office of Student Council President, 1962-63. TOP ROW: Mary McKenney, Janette Strahm, Miriam Aberle, Linda Halbert, Roberta Moehlman, Julianne Baskett, Nikki Von Bergen, Brenda Fouraker, Elaine Scoby. FRONT ROW: Sharyn Nesbitt, Cathy Lanning, Linda Gilbert, Harla Havemann, Mary Greene, Joyce Kellenberger, Nancy Moorhead, Sue Nesbitt, Ruth Dientsbier. Juture usiness o eacfers meric a President...................SHARYN NESBITT Vice-President-------------------BOB AYERS Secretary..................JANETTE STRAHM Treasurer------------------- MIRIAM ABERLE Historian-----------------------SUE NESBITT TOP ROW: Mike Montgomery, Lanny Carpenter, Marge Metzger, Mary Kistner. SECOND ROW: Gordon Grimm, Don Thiemann, Roger Locher, Judy Odgen, Karen Miller, Judy Aberle. THIRD ROW: Sharlotte Weick, Janet Wells, Pat Wenger, Sherrill Minneman, Eula Alderfer, Mary McKenney. FRONT ROW: President, Dave Duey; Secretary, Carol Metzger; Treasurer, Earlene Parli; Vice-Presi- dent, Nikki VonBergen. ciiion a Honor Society The National Honor Society was in charge of the scholastic awards. Bert Flack re- ceived the English award. 7I on or 7?of Those students who were on the honor roll any six weeks this year are: BACK ROW: Ingrid Kvamso, Vicki Brown, Linda Rokey, Lanny Carpenter, Mary Kistner, Katy Aberle, Janell Plattner, Darlene Strahm, Joyce Kellenberger. SECOND ROW: Marge Metzger, Sherrill Minneman, Marsha Ott, Mary McKenney, Karen Miller, Dennis Chrisman, Judith Aberle, John Koch. THIRD ROW: Kent Marmet, Bob Jack, Kay Sawyer, Sharlotte Weick, Joyce Lancaster, Katy Kelly, Kay Dalsing, Garry Rokey. FRONT ROW: Roger Locher, Kenneth Aberle, Gordon Grimm, Mike Montgomery, Danny Carpenter, Dave Duey, Jerry Rison. ffonora fe JITent on T)arsittj G ieerleaders “Spirit of the J)fue 'Jays” ■e. : The five peppy and spirited varsity cheerleaders may deserv- ingly be given part credit in the many football and basketball vic- tories of the 1961-62 season. These girls were always behind the team urging them on to vic- tory and displaying school spirit and good sportsmanship as they cheered their team. Seniors, serving their third year were. Sharyn Nesbitt and Marge Metzger, with Karen Miller serving her first year. A Junior serving second year was Nikki Von Bergen and Sue Popkess, a Sophomore, serv- ing first year. boosting the hi ue hJaijs to Tjtctoru Elaine Scoby, Eula Alderfer, and Joyce Lancaster did a fine job of leading the future var- sity Blue Jays to many victories. All three of these girls were serving their first year as cheer- leaders. KAYETTE CABINETT - BOTTOM ROW: Nikki Von Bergen, Special Programs; Elaine Scoby, Parliamentarian; Janet Wells, Recreation Chairman; Janet Lortscher, School Service; Joyce Lancaster, Pianist; Sue Popkess, Song Leader, Judy Aberle, Vice-President; Sherrill Minneman, President; Linda Rokey, Secretary; Marge Metzger, Program Chairman; Sharyn Nesbitt, School Service; Linda Moore, Publicity; Carol Metzger, World Service; Karen Miller, Finance; Miriam Aberle, Points Chairman; Pat Wenger, Treasurer. ettes Our sponsor, Mrs. Isch. Miss Vinson, the State Director, speaks to the club. Nikki VonBergen and Katy Kelly are the 1962 Girls' State delegates. Sherrill Minneman was 1961 delegate. In the picture above, she is telling the 1962 dele- gates of her experiences. This year the American Legion Auxil- iary and the Business and Profes- sional Womens club of Sabetha sent the girls to camp. SunJTo orver estate Boys' State is sponsored by the American Legion. Last year's delegate was Lanny Carpenter. This year Mike Montgomery and John Studer are going to West Wichita High to spend a week run- ning a simulated state government. MISS JUDITH KETTLER Sponsor Miss Sherrill Minneham won the Betty Crocker award. Miss Judith Aberle won the Crisco award for being the out- standing Homemaker. President----- Vice-President Secretary ----- Treasurer----- Historian----- Pianist - ---- � Song Leader - ■ V - EULA ALDERFER LINDA DAVIS - - CAROL KEHR ---CAROL KEHR ---KATY KELLY ----LINDA CUPP CHERI RANDOLPH future A armers o. 3L m erica President...........................MELVIN ROBINSON Vice-President------- ROGER HARTTER Secretary...............................GARRY ROKEY Treasurer......................................ROBERT STIENER Sentinel.............................CHARLES KIESTER Reporter - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- — GALEN BAUMAN The FFA erected this sign on Main Street during National FFA Week. First semester Paul Nickelson served as Editor and Mary Kistner served as Assist- ant Editor of the school paper which was called The Bluejay. We, the annual staff, tired but contented hope that we have worked a tangled mass of plans, pictures, and names into a Blue jay that you will be proud of. To the graduating class we extend our sincere congratulations and best wishes for a happy and successful life. MEMBERS: Robert Steiner, Jerry Gates. Fred Aberle, Joe Brezina. Garry Rokey, James Summers. Terry Whitten, John Studer, Albert Eaton, Sponsor: Mr. James Penix. c5 c ence President...................JAMES SUMMERS Vice-Pres....................ALBERT EATON Secretary...............................JOHN STUDER Treasurer--------------------- JOE BREZINA MISS JANET WELLS Assistant Director C oncer Jiancf CLARINETS Pat Wenger Leslie Lines Julianne Baskett Roberta Moehlman Cheryl Metzger Linda Cupp Mary Greene Nancy Aeschliman Betty White Nancy Moorhead Pat Dawson Boonie Garber Garry Rokey Earlene Parli Brenda Fouraker Joyce Kellenberger Ruth Dientsbier Marcia Ross Cheryl Scoby TROMBONES Sue Nesbitt David Beyer Lanny Carpenter Gary Chrisman Vonda Wertenberger SAXOPHONES Sharlotte Weick Janet Lortscher Cathy Lanning Doug Duey Sandra Minton Patsy Myers HORNS Judith Aberle Mary Kistner Janell Plattner BARITONE Linda Rokey BASS John Hopp TRUMPETS Donald Fletchall Dave Duey John Koch Dennis Chrisman Glenn Strader Yandell Beans Darrell Schuette PERCUSSION Bob Ayers Sue Popkess Joyce Lancaster FLUTES Marge Metzger Sharyn Nesbitt Nancy Grote Connie Jones BASSOON Sue Hudson OBOE Darlene Strahm BASS VIOLIN Janet Wells DIRECTOR Lewis Johnson TWIRLERS: Sue Nesbitt, Susan Hudson. Marcia Ross, BAND COUNCIL: Dave Duey, Linda Rokey. Sharyn Linda Cupp is missing. Mcsbitt, Judy Aberle, Janet Wells. Our Seac e ’ers TRUMPET TRIO: Donald Fletchall, Linda Rokey, Dave Duey. The Trumpet Trio played together for six years. This year they received a I rating at State Music Con- test. special roups SABETHA STAGE BAND MADRIGAL SINGERS, STANDING: Janet Wells. Roger Hamer, Mary Kistner, Judith Aberle, Steve Aberle, Fred Aberle, Art Smith. Nikki Von Bergen, Sue Popkess. FRONT ROW; Karen Miller, Susan Hudson, Joyce Lancaster, Miriam Aberle, Katy Aberle, Joyce Kellenberger. The Madrigal received a I rating at District Music Contest. 7 Joca f)epart nent MRS. HULDA FLORES, Director TRIPLE TRIO: Brenda Fouraker, Dottie Judah, Miriam Aberle. Shirley Wenger, Mary Kistner, Karen Miller, Sue Popkess, Joyce Lancaster, Candee Spring. The triple trio received a I rating at District Music Contest. FRESHMAN SEXTETTE: Joyce Kellenberger, Janell Plattner, Darlene Strahm, Roberta Moehlman, Patsy Myers, Carolyn Aberle. The Sextette received a II rating at District Music Contest. Mr SPECIAL CHORUS - TOP ROW: Robert Stiener, Steve Aberle, Fred Aberle. Jan Garber, Betty Jones. Judith Aberle, Darlene Strahm, Karen Miller. Art Smith. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Flores. Director; Sue Popkess, OalfiU Bauman, Roger Hartter, Janet Wells, Mary Kistner, Nikki Von Bergen, David Beyer, Roberta Moehlman, Mar- cia Ross, Susan Hudson. Miriam Aberle, Patsy Myers. FRONT ROW: Mary Bahr. Joyce Kellenberger, Jamell Plattner, Dottie Judah, Sandra Minton, Pianist; Bonnie Garber, Cathy Lanning, Katy Aberle, Brenda Fouraker, Joyce Lancaster, Candee Spring, Linda Gilbert. Shirley Wenger, Doug Duey, John Martin are not present. The Special Chorus received a I rating at District Music Contest. CAST Scrubby.....................DAVE DUEY Ann......................MIRIAM ABERLE Henry.................ROGER HARTTER Mr. Prior..................FRED ABERLE Mrs. Cliveden-Banks -----JUDY ABERLE Rev. William Duke - - LANNY CARPENTER Mrs. Midget...............KAREN MILLER Mr. Lingley...........ROBERT STEINER Rev. Frank Thomson - MELVIN ROBINSON Director.................MR. GENE RICH Student Director ---MARGE METZGER 5 eniors resent u()utwarcf 7)ouncf Instead of presenting the regular three act play, the Junior Class presented three, one act plays, using ’’theater in the round.” The plays were a big success. The characters of each play are listed below. , Juniors Q se “'J ieafer m t ie Ttouncf” ’’FOOTFALLS WHICH IS THE WAY TO BOSTON Boaz Portuguez ■ Manuel---------- Bruce Campbell Florinzella---- Nita Domingo - Sylvanus Snow - Tonio Guzman - Minnie Coffin - Hester Wade - - Walter Rugg----- Asa Whitelaw - Villagers------ NIKKI VonBERGEN ---LINDA CUPP ---JANET WELLS ----CAROL KEHR ---BETTY JONES ----JODY LACY MARY McKENNEY ■ - - PAT WENGER - DIANNE ROBERTS JOANN WITTWER - - MARCIA ROSS CHERI RANDOLPH Martha Harvey......KATHY HENNIGER John Harvey-------------GORDON GRIMM Chris Harvey....................STEVE ABERLE Mary Harvey----------JANET LORTSCHER Student Director......NANCY GROTE MINOR MIRACLE Jordan............................TOM HUMPHREY Hale..............................BOB AYERS McClane.........................JAMES ESTLE Laslos................ALBERT EATON Student Director------ PETE SUMMERS Student Director SUSAN HUDSON — Perfect football weather, a victorious team, and colorful decorations helped make Homecoming 1961 successful. A giant pep rally down Main Street com- menced the day's activities. The high- light of the festivities was the crowning of Marge Metzger as queen. Miss Metzger and her two attendants. Sharyn Nesbitt, and Judy Ogden, reigned over the Home- coming Dance following the game. The 1961 Homecoming theme was MOMENTS TO REMEMBER. 7 c omecommcj ueen MARJORIE METZGER KAREN MILLER SHS Candidate Hiawatha Halloween Frolic on Royalty ELAINE SCOBY Christmas Queen LINDA CUPP and ROGER HARTTER Valentine Sweethearts The following Seniors graduated Cum Laude, BACK Sherrill Minneman received Magna Cum Laude. Marge ROW: Karen Miller, Judith Aberle, Fred Aberle, Bert Metzger graduated Summa Cum Laude. Flack, Forest Myers, Melvin Robinson. SECOND ROW; Carol Metzger, Judy Ogden, Mary Kistner, Earlene Parli, Linda Rokey, Kent Marmet, Dave Duey. FRONT ROW: Elaine Scoby, Vicki Brown, Ingrid Kvamso, Miriam Aberle, Terry Whitten. ()oIora(fo or 75ust. 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