Satanta High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Satanta, KS)

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DORIS ANN THOMPSON Basketball..................1,2,3,4 Cheerleader.....................1,2 Band........................1,2,3,4 Y-Teen......................1,2,3,4 Y -Teen Vice-President............4 Glee Club.....................2,3,4 KATHEEEN KOMMA “Let Me Out of Here ..........3 Aunt Samanthy Rules the Roost . .4 Y -Teen Club.............2,3,4 Y -Teen Secretary............4 JEAN WINSTED Vice-President.................3,4 Basketball.................1,2,3,4 Band.........................2,3,4 Let Me Out of Here .............3 AuntSamanthy Rules the Roost 4 Y-Teen.....................1,2.3,4 Y-Teen President.................4 Glee Club....................2,3,4 MARK McIVER Not Pictured Football..........................3 Basketball........................3 Class Officers Emery Shepard.........President Jean Winsted.....Vice-President Darlene Anthony.......Secretary Maurine Foster.........Reporter • 9

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 DEE ZIMMERMAN Basketball.....................1,2,3 F ootball......................1,2,3 Baseball.......................1,2,3 Activity Letter..................1,2 HERMAN McQUITTY Basketball.................1,2,3,4 Football...................1,2,3,4 Baseball...................1,2,3,4 Track........................2,3,4 Activity Letter..................1 Band.........................1,2,4 Aunt Samanthy Rules the Roost”. . 4 Glee Club..................... 3,4 PHILA LEE RHINESS “Let Me Out of Here”...........3 “AuntSamanthy Rules the Roost”.. 4 Y-Teen....................1,2,3,4 Y-Teen Worship Chairman........4 Glee Club......................2 DWANE SANT ALA Basketball..................1,2,3 Football......................3,4 Track...........................3 Baseball........................3 “Let Me Out of Here”............3 Glee Club.....................3,4 EMERY SHEPARD President....................2,3,4 Basketball.................1,2,3,4 Football...................1,2,3,4 JOHN STAGES Basketball.....................1,2 Football.......................1,2 Baseball.........................1 Annual Staff.....................1 8

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Class History One rainy evening in May of 1947, twenty-four young eighth grade graduates cros- sed the footlights for a graduation ceremony which would end their grade school days. At last the eventful moment had come, the diplomas were to be handed to Darlene Anthony, Loftin Battles, Richard Canfield, Jim Conover, Leota Day, Maurine Foster, Glenn Haddican, Phyllis Hicks, Roberta Giles, Robert Knowles, Frances Matthews, Janice Maxwell, Dixon McBryde, Verna Pepper, Phila Lee Rhiness, Dwane Santala, Emery Shepard, Joann Smiley, Joyce Smith, John Stages, Leora Stutts, Doris Ann Thompson, and Helen Whithorn. After one whole summer of suspense, we entered Satanta High, as green Freshmen of 47 and 48, we left behind Jack Bryant, but found we had gained Oscar Teegerstrom, Dee Zimmerman, Jean Winsted, and Ful Burnett. Thus we chose our sponsor, Mrs. Taylor, and after hours of hunting a lost can opener and resting after initiation the year flew by. September 48 revealed that several members had not survived the climb. We lost Roberta Giles and Frances Matthews. (They found light housekeeping tasks were easier than tests in school.) Janice Maxwell and Verna Pepper left us but they continued their schooling. We gained Dale Buffington, Kathleen Komma. and Delnora Fields, Merele Geyer was enrolled six weeks with us. One of the high peaks of our destinations was to serve our upper classmen a banquet. It was all done up in western style. We were now looking forward to another climb which would take our travels to the more advance and prosperous year of 49 and 50. The beginning of the Junior year our crew seemed incomplete without our good friend Jim Conover, the memories of him will always be with us. Emery Shepard was our Captain, we set sail on the Junior River, our ship the U.S.S. Satanta dropped an- chor by the Indian Islands for the Junior-Senior Banquet, but this time we weren’t to be servants, instead we were to be honorable participants. During this year we lost Joann Smiley, Oscar Teegerstrom, and Dale Buffington. At the end of the first semester we lost Joyce Smith, Leora Stutts, and Helen Whithorn from our crew. Norma Johnson was with us three months. Mark Mclver has joined us for the rest of the voyage. Climbing once again we gained Russell Birney, Darlene Bobbitt, and Gary Tuck. We lost Delnora Fields, she too found housekeeping easier. Here with us for this uncer- tain climb into the future are Darlene Anthony. Loftin Battles, Russell Birney, Darlene Bobbitt, Richard Canfield, Leota Day Fields Maurine Foster, Phyllis Hicks Gray, Glenn Haddican, Robert Knowles, Kathleen Komma, Dixon McBryde, Mark Mclver, Herman McQuitty, Phila Lee Rhiness, Dwane Santala, Emery Shepard, John Stages, Doris Ann Thompson, Gary Tuck, Jean Winsted; and Dee Zimmerman. Class Prophecy I was just registering for my room at the Waldorf-Astoria feeling at peace with the world. This was the first day of my vacation from the Satanta Metro-Opera House of which I was the leading lady. (Ahem.) I had a luncheon date with Mr. H. Dwane Santala of the Los Angeles Television Association to see if we could have our show over his network. His name sounded familiar to me but I just couldn't remember where I had heard it before. Putting the thought of him away I went to my room to dress as it was nearly noon and I wanted to impress Mr. Santala. Leaving my room I hurried to the elevator and rang for service. I had arrived early for my engagement but decided to order my lunch while waiting for Mr. Santala. The waiter was bringing my order when of all people I saw Sandy Santala and Darlene Anthony from my old high school days. Suddenly it hit me that Mr. H. Dwane Santala and Sandy were the same person. Darlene, I found, was his personal secretary and 10