Seaman High School - Seaman Yearbook (Topeka, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1956 volume:

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Not pictured are the new stage curtains in the auditor- ium, the high work stools for use in the science lab- oratories, and the trampoline used in the Physical Education departments. :U . . . . ' 'rv 'fI1'7'1..,?Pf,.fff ifbg-K MS'w.:?,w77v ?a,'f1- . pvwfa, 1.-H, ' 7Zeaa Efficient. . . spacious. . . up-to- date. . . describe the new Wing con- structed this year. The concrete block-steel-brick structure houses completely the industrial arts and vocational agriculture departments. Each department has its own class- rooms, offices, lockers, work rooms, and toilet facilities. The modern designs of architecture are used with windows and glass com- prising nearly half of the walls, which permits an extensive use of natural lighting. Approximate con- struction cost was 51377, OOO. Excava tion began in the early fall with the Open House and Dedication on May 3, 1956. Zemfaa DORIS GLASGOW Editor-in-Chief BER yew TH is U5 A U A MPSXLSS Nlailabet Aff Editor LLMANN Buglne As Seaman Rural High School extends its educationalopportun- ities by constructing new buildings, installing new equipment, and offering more new subjects, and retains its high standards of citi- zenship and sportsmanship, it is evident that the records of the year should also be extended so that in our memories we shall ever retain that pride of being a part of such an institution. It is the pur- pose of the 1956 SEAMAN to be that record, and to let its pages re- live every outstanding moment we have experienced in our classes, our club meetings and activities, and our social events. Those of us who have been responsible for this yearbook are proud to present a continuation of the new design introduced last year, and even more pleased to report an increase of pages, from ninety-six to one-hundred. It is the hope of the Yearbook Staff that for every reader of our book, we have definitely pictured the year 4 746 N ' M fr-1 Business Manager Marilyn Le vert and Editor-in -Chief Doris Glasgow discuss production problems with Mr. en Frederick, Advisor. L. CDV 13 Ike D. C Q- W' M , if 5 L:h ' E ,ff w 5 -K af. H 1 ,. X . Zell iss M. Han Hart W. De B Milliken L The Business Staftj Marilyn and Doris Clark Lcvett, .sandy Suia, e, talks over sales progress with magazine representa tive Qssfff J. Pr s Saia hrader B. SC otographer Barbara Milliken focuses her c W for another snapshot. 1 G. srafkey hefman B. 5 31116113 1 . 'X V x Ns,- X ' s by iii , uk 1 E A MX. lm af? Q X x 9? x 0 'vm ,,.. ,, Ng, WM'-W-N-.. if an. 'JM -I '7deczc '7w 'Me Wiakmq -.,.,h..' X. 'if IZX fX QL Um Zzzdncwa! and MR. C HA RLES LOGA N Principal Twenty -five years Teacher Thirty -six years MR, DEAN TAYLOR Clerk gamdafg ' MR. GLEN ALLEN MR. HAROLD MILLIKEN Director Treasurer 7 MISS FRANCES MILEY Constitution Bookkeeping Spanish American History Psychology Pep Club Sponsor pfzeaenzfiag MR. LAWRENCE FREEL Biology Chemistry Science Club MRS. I-LAZEL GOOCH Sophomore Class Sponsor Freshman English Junior Class Sponsor MR, MARVIN SMITH Vocational Agriculture F. F. A . Junior Class Sponsor MR. JACK KUGLER Industrial Arts Physics Freshman Class Sponsor MISS EUNICE WARD W Typing General Business Bank and Clipper Sponsor MR. RICHARD BLEHM Band Glee Clubs Music Appreciation MISS ET-TA ABBOTT Swing Band Librarian Ensembles Study Hall Madrigals Sponsor Ma Ramp English 8 de? MISS DORA WILSON Art Junior English Art Club Senior Class Sponsor MR. BRUCE FREDERICK Sophomore English Senior English Yearbook Advisor Senior Class Sponsor ti ' I 6, it us. T :'i 4- i . 4 ' 9 1 E -1,-35 X 4. S ' - , MR. GERALD HANEY Physical Education Drivers' Training Constitution Head Coach-Basketball 8: Track Assistant Coa ch-Footba ll Athletic Boa rd Advisor Viking Club Sponsor MISS EVA JOHNSON Algebra Geometry Y-Teens Sponsor it ,gf MISS MARVEL COX Home Economics F. H.A. Freshman Class Sponsor MR, DAN EMRICH American History General Science Coach-B-Team Football Freshman Basketball Viking Club Sponsor MR. CARL BIERMAN General Mathematics Commercial Law Head Coach-Football Assistant Coach-Basketball 8a Track Athletic Board Advisor Sophomore Class Sponsor MRS, GERTRUDE SPROUSE Physical Education Speech, Drama Thespian Troupe 196 Drama Club Sponsor Z 1 .W h . V rj. is 1 f ,, all N Wi .F . E 2 if its. gfiff I rig ' , S I ! gehad Me awed M ..,- . ' Ba.1:m,,4,.,-Q1 - ,- ' . pf' . , if fi--ix rf- M H S G H 5-'-:sag Y. 0 J T 1 grins!! :af rash. .y 15554555 SEPTEMBER School opens the 6th, with 334 en- rolled. . . three new teachers- Richard Blehm, Jack Kugler, and Gerald Haney. . . pep assembly opens football season. . .1955 SEAMAN is distributed. . . Senior rings are delivered. . . Viking Club all-school party. NOVEMBER Seaman ends football season as Jayhawk League co-champsl. . . F. F. A. hav-rack ride. . . Santa Claus parade. . . Thanksgiving va- cation. . . Viking Club all-school party. JANUARY Junior party. . . Drama Club Play- This Ghost Business . . . re-en- rollment for second semester. . . W. P. A. week begins ! . . . Civilian Defense I. D. tags distributed. . . measured for caps and gowns. . . announcements are ordered. . . Fashion Review by Simplicity Pattern Company. MARCH District basketball tourney at DeSoto. . . Madrigals sing on TV. . . Music department all-school party . . . District Speech and Drama Festival at Topeka High. . . Easter Vacation. MAY Y-Teen-F. H. A. Mother-Daughter Tea. . . Open House and Dedication of new wing. . . Viking Club all- school party. . . State Music Festi- val. . .Vikings win third place tro- phy at Jayhawk League track meet . . . announcements, caps and gowns arrive. . . Baccalaureate in Auditor- ium. . . class picnics. . . Junior Clipper. . . Honors assembly. . . report cards. . . Graduation on Athletic Field and Graduates' Ball. OCTOBER Seniors sneak to Lake Wabaunsee . . . magazine sales. . . Business Education day. . . Homecoming . . . football boys' Dads' Night. . . Minstrel Show. . . music department begins TV programs. . . Teachers' Convention. . . Music assembly. DECEMBER Jayhawk League Music Festival . . . Drama Club Play- Have A Date . . . pep assembly opens basket ball season. . . public Christmas program. . . Christmas assembly. . . Christmas vacation! FEBRUARY W. P. A. Be-Bop party. . . F. F. A. Banquet. . . Speech and Drama con- test at Washburn Rural. . . Y-Teen Valentine party. . . Highway Patrol- men show films. . . United Nations films. . . Pep Club basketball tourney . . .Drama Class presents The Day After Forever at assembly. APRIL Track season opens. . . Vocational Guidance tests for seniors. . . Drama Club Play-- Let Me Out of Here . . . Jayhawk League Band Festival. . . Junior-Senior Prom at the Jayhawk Hotel Roof Garden. . . Yearbook sales. . . Lawrence Music Festival. . . F. H. A. slumber party . . . Music department Spring Con- cert. . . Freshman party. . . F, F, A. all-school party. . . Washburn tests for seniors. llwrlnl Szamumhf Swzzbzw A I . I n tf.J Om am- em feadew MORNING As if starting a brand new day, sixty-five young Seamanites em- barked upon the experience of our lives--high school! In the early hours of this first forenoon, 1952, we chose Carol Ann Wendel, president, Larry Brady, vice-presidentg Marilyn Levett, secretaryg and Kenneth Falley, treasurer, to be our official guides. Two class skating parties provided loads of fun, and lots of bruises! A picnic at Gage park was a terrific ending for a terrific year, thanks to Miss Cox and Mr. Smith, our sponsors. I NOON Just as noon marks mid-day, our Sophomore year marked the mid- point of our hi h school career! President Mary Lou Frey, vice-presi- dent Larry Hogfman, secretary Wade Halley, and treasurer Ernestine Adams were elected from our class of sixty-three. Our wild and woolly hay-rack ride and weiner roast will not soon be forgotten! Mr. Bierman and Mr. Rorabaugh sponsored us as we finished our second year at Seaman with a class picnic and ball game at Gage Park. EVENING Our anxiously anticipated Junior year finally arrived, just like an excitingl evening planned months in advance! We felt we were achieving worthw ile experiences in both schoolwork and activities: and we elect- ed the following officers to prove it: Larry Brady, presidentg Marilyn Levett, vice-presidentg Carol Ann Wendel, secretary, and Larry Hoffman, treasurer. There were sixty-eight members in our class, which was , the largest number we ever had to our credit. Moving day from the old Seaman building to the new was a big event and a surprising combina- tion of work with fun. We had two history class picnics at Mr. Emrich's farmg and our Junior party, a dress-up sock hop, was held in the study hall. Mrs. Gooch and Mr. Wahl, class sponsors, were really a big help in making the Junior-Senior Prom, as well as the whole year, very successful. Our class picnic at Lake Shawnee was the perfect ending for the year. MIDNIGHT Our Senior year was truly the 'end of a perfect day! An all-male cast of officers steered the fifty-nine of us through an action-filled year. President Larry Hoffman, vice- resident Bill Meacham, secretary Larry Brady, and treasurer Ricgard Kingman were our 1956 leaders ' and our sponsors were Miss Wilson and Mr. Frederick. Our beautiful Senior rings arrived in September, and we were happy to know that we were the first class to order them as Juniors so that we could wear them our whole Senior year. Rainy weather didn't hinder our Play Day--much! After being nearly soaked with rain, it didn't make much difference to be thrown into Lake Wabaunsee! Our caps and gowns and announcements were ordered, we took several guidance, business, and college entrance tests, and we began to think a little harder about bringing our grades up a little higher! The Juniors did a fine job in presenting the Junior-Sen- ior Prom at the Jayhawk Roof Garden and their Wishing Well theme made us feel rather sentimental. Our Baccalaureate service was held in the Auditorium and was very impressive. Our last picnic as a class, held at Lake Shawnee, provided lots of fun. As we marched out over the football field to our Commencement exercises, the beauty of the decorations and of the niglht helped us to understand that as midnight ends one day and begins t e next, we, too, were finishing one lovely part of our lives, but were beginning some- thing new. The Graduates' Ball in the gymnasium climaxed our final year, and we knew then that our day was finished. 14 LARRY BRADY iiiif.. E BILL MEACHAM Holliday Junior High 15 Kanopolis 25 Topeka High School 35 Senior Class Vice -President 45 Football Letterman lst. Team 45 Football Jayhawk League lst.. Team 45 Basketball Letterman lst. Team 3, 45 Basketball Co- Captain 45 Basketball Jayhawk League 2nd, Team 4. LARRY HOFFMAN Senior Class President 45 Junior Class Treasurer 35 Sophomore Class Vice -President 25 Hi-Y member 1,25 Boys' Ensemble 45 Mixed Chorus 45 Boys' Glee Club 45 Football Letterman lst. team 2, 3,45 Football Letterman 2nd, Team 15 Football Co-Captain 45 Football Jayhawk League lst. Team 45 Football Jayhawk League 2nd, Team 35 Basketball Letterman 35 Track Letterman 3, 45 Home- coming Attendant 45 Viking Club member 3, 45 Viking Club Treasurer 45 Viking Club Squad Leader 4, Senior Class Secretary5 Junior Class President5 Freshman Class Vice-President5 Hi-Y member 1, 25 Student Council member 2, 3, 45 Student Council Vice -President 35 Science Club member 25 Football Letterman lst. Team 2, 3, 45 Football Letterman 2nd. Team 15 Foot- ball Co-Captain 45 Football Jayhawk League lst. Team 45 Basketball Letterman lst. Team 2, 3,43 Track Letterman 3, 45 Homecoming King 45 Boys' State 35 Viking Club member 3, 45 Viking Club President 45 Viking Club Secretary 35 Viking Club Squad Leader 3,4. RICHARD KINGMAN Drama Club member 45 Honorary Drama Club member 2, 35 Senior Class Treasurer 45 Hi-Y member 25 Student Council member 2, 35 Science Club member 1, 2, 3,45 Science Club Vice-President 45 Football Letterman lst. Team 45 Football Letterman 2nd, Team 2, 35 Track Letterman 3, 45 Art Club member 2, 3, 45 Art Club Vice-President 35 Art Club Secretary -Treasurer 25 Senior Play 45 Drama Play 45 Thespian member 45 Viking Club member 3, 4. gage ,-ice eaiaz .fecwlefza COLORS: Red and White FLOWER: White Rose MOTTO: Make Each Day The Best You Have Ever Known. PAUL FEYH Drama Club member 45 Honorary Drama Club member 2,35 Hi-Y member 25 Science Club member 25 'Basketball Letterman 2nd, Team 35 Senior Play 45 Drama Play 45 Thespian member 45 Viking Club member 3, 4. SANDY SAIA Drama Club member 45 Drama Club Treasurer 45 Honorary Drama Club member 35 Yearbook Staff 45 F. H. A. member l, 2, 3,45 Y-Teen member l, 2, 3,45 Y-Teen Service Chairman 45 Student Council member 2, 3, 45 Athletic Board President 45 Pep Club member l, 2, 35 Cheerleader 3, 45 Twirling Corps 25 Drama Play 45 Clipper Staff 45 Clipper Editor 45 Homecoming Queen 45 Thespian member 45 Thespian Treasurer 4. MARILYN LEVETT Yearbook Staff 45 Yearbook Business Manager 45 Junior Class Vice-President5 Freshman Class Secretary5 Y-Teen Member 2, 3,45 Y-Teen Program Chairman 45 Y-Teen Social Chair- man 35 Student Council Member 2, 3,45 Band l, 2, 35 Pep Club Member l, 2, 3,45 Room Captain 3. 16 eadafzc LARRY MARTIN Hi-Y 15 Viking Club Member 35 Science Club Member 3. 2 eaiaw JOHN HOLLER Drama Club Member 45 Foot- ball Letterman 2nd Team l, 2 Senior Play 45 Drama Play 45 Thespian Member 45 Viking Club Member 4. BARBARA SHERMAN Drama Club member 45 Drama Club President 45 Honorary Drama Club member 2, 35 Year- book Staff 45 F. H, A, member 1, 2, 3, 45 F. A. Secretary 35 Y-Teen member 1, 2, 3, 45 Science Club member 25 Mixed Chorus 25 Girls' Glee Club 25 Pep Club member 1, 2, 3 45 Twirling Corps 25 Majorette 3,45 Senior Play 45 Drama Play 45 Clipper Staff 45 Thespian member 45 Thespian President 4. BOB SIMPSON Viking Club member 4 CAROL ANN WENDEL Bank Teller 2, 35 Drama Club 3,45 Honorary Drama Club 25 Junior Class Secretary5 Freshman Class President5 F, l-LA, 1, 2, 35 Y-Teens 1, 2, 35 Student Council 2, 3, 45 Student Council Secretary 45 Science Club 35 A Cappella Choir l, 25 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Art Club 3 Junior Concessions 25 Room Captain 2, 3, 4. a DEAN EUSTACE Manhattan 1,25 Drama Club 45 Hi-Y member 1, 25 Student Council member 45 Science Club member 3,45 A Cappella Choir 35 Madrigal Singers 45 Boys' Ensemble 45 Mixed Chorus 3, 45 Boys' Glee Club 1, 3, 45 Brass Sextet 25 Swing Band 3,45 Band l,2, 3,4. BARBARA SCHRADER Drama Club member 45 Yearbook Staff 45 F. H, A, member 1, 2, 3, 45 F. H, A, President 45 F.H,A. Program Chairman 35 F.H,A, State Officer 45 F. H.A. State Homemaker 45 F. H. A. Reporter 25 Y-Teen member 1, 2, 3, 4 Student Council member 2, 35 A Cappella Choir 35 Mixed Chorus 2, 35 Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 35 Pep Club member 1, 2, 3, 45 Junior Concessions 35 Prom Committee 35 Room Captain 25 F. H.A, -Pep Club Concession 4. M x A A JACKIE PROSSER Yearbook Staff 45 F, H. A. member 1, 2, 3, 45 Y-Teen member 1, 2, 3, 45 Y-Teen Vice-President 45 Y-Teen Secretary 35 Student Council member 2, 3, 45 Pep Club member 1, 2, 3, 45 Junior Concessions 35 Prom Committee 3. 18 endow DAN ROBINSON Science Club member 35 Viking Club member 4. CARL BARRETT I-Iamerling Central School, Bath, New York 1, 2, 3, Boys' Glee Club 3, Mixed Chorus 3, Band 1, 2, 3,4, National Honor Society 3, Junior Red Cross 1, 2, 3, Latin Club l, 2, 3, Seaman 4, Science Club member 4, Band Social Chairman 4, Viking Club member 4. DORIS FAE GLASGOW Bank Teller 3, 4, Drama Club member 4, Yearbook Sta ff 4, Yearbook Editor 4, F. H.A, member 1, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teen member 1, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teen President 4, Y-Teen Program Chair- man 3, Student Council 2, 3,4, Science Club member 2, Mixed Chorus 2, Girls' Glee Club 1.2, Trombone Trio 2, Swing Band 4, Band 2, 3, 4, Pep Club member 1, 2, 3,4, Twirling Corps 4, Majorette 4, Girls' State 3, Senior Play 4, Drama Play 4, Clipper Sta ff 4, Clipper Editor 4, Prom Committee 3, Home- coming Attendant 4, Thespian member 4. LEON WINTERS Lamar Union High School l, 2, Drama Club member 4, Drama Club Vice-President 4, Mixed Chorus 4, Boys' Glee Club 4, Football Letterman lst. Team 3, 4, Football Jayhawk League Honorable Mention 4, Senior Play 4, Drama Plays 4, Homecoming Attendant 4, Thespian member 4, Thespian Vice -President 4, Viking Club member 3, 4, Viking Club xi Squad Leader 4. MARILYN HARTZELL Yearbook Staff 4, F, H. A. member l, 2,3, Y-Teen member 2, 3, A Cappella Choir 1, Girls' Glee Club l, Pep Club member l, 2, 3, 4, Room Captain l. BILL THOMAS Hi-Y member 25 Art Club member 3. FRANCES BROWNING Bank Teller 2, 3, 45 Bank Bookkeeper 3, 45 Honorary Drama Club member 35 F.H,A. member l, 25 Y-Teen member 1, 2, 3,45 Y- Teen Treasurer 35 Y-Teen Publicity Chairman 45 Student Council member 2, 3, 45 Science Club member 25 Mixed Chorus 2, 35 Girls' Glee Club 2, 35 Pep Club member 1, 25 Clipper staff 45 Clipper Art Editor 4. WANDA DEHART Drama Club member 45 Honorary Drama Club member 2, 35 Yearbook Staff 45 F. H. A, member 1, 2, 3, 45 Y-Teen member 1, 2, 3, 45 Science Club member l, 25 Pep Club member 1, 2,3,45 Senior Play 45 Drama Play 4: Clipper Staff 45 Thespian member 4. eadaw LARRY KESSINGER Hi-Y member l, 25 Mixed Chorus 45 Boys' Glee Club 45 Football Letterman lst Team 45 Football Letterman 2nd Team 2,35 Basket- ball Letterman lst Team 3,45 Basket ball Letterman 2nd Team 15 Basket- ball Co-Captain 45 Basketball Jayhawk League Honorable Mention 45 Track Letterman 3,45 Viking Club member 3,45 Viking Club Squad Leader 45 Viking Club Social Chairman 4. BARBARA MILLIKEN Drama Club member 45 Honorary Drama Club member 35 Yearbook Staff 45 F. H.A, member 1, 2, 3, 45 F. 1-l.A. Social Chairman endow 45 Y-Teen member 1, 2, 3,4f Mixed Chorus 35 Girls' Glee Club 35 Band l, 2, 35 Athletic Board Secretary 45 Pep Club member l, 2, 3, 45 Cheerleader 45 Senior Play 45 Drama Play 45 Clipper Staff 45 Thespian member 4. LARRY CARLISLE Hi-Y member 1, 25 Football Letter- man 2nd Team 35 Basketball Man- ager l5 Viking Club member 3,45 Viking Club Secretary 45 Viking Club Squad Leader 4. DORIS CLARKE Bank Teller 2, 3, 45 Bank Cashier 45 Drama Club member 45 Drama Club Secretary 45 Honorary Drama Club member 2, 35 Yearbook Staff 45 F. H. A. member l, 2, 3, 45 F. H. A. Vice -President 45 F. H. A. Program Chairman 35 Y-Teen member 1, 2, 3, 45 Student Council member 35 Science Club member 25 A Cappella Choir 15 Mixed Chorus 15'Girls' Glee Club 15 Band 15 Pep Club mem- ber l, 2, 3, 45 Pep Club President 45 Pep Club Vice -President 35 Senior Play 45 Drama Play 45 Clipper Staff 45 Thespian member 45 Thespian Secretary 4. Z1 LEROY MARTIN Football Letterman 2nd, Team 1, 2, 35 Basket ball Letterman 2nd, Team 1, 2, 35 Art Club member 3, 45 Viking Club member 2, 3 ERNESTINE ADAMS Honorary Drama Club Member 25 Sophomore Class Treasurer 25 Y-Teen Member 1, 2, 3,45 Y-Teen Music Chairman 35 Y-Teen Inter- ' Club Council Representative 45 Student Council Member 2, 3,45 ,A Cappella Choir 1, 2, 35 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 35 Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 35 Girls' Sextet 35 Accompanist 25 Band 1, 2, 35 , VVppp Athletic Board Treasurer 45 Pep Club Member A 1, 2,3.45 Clipper Staff 45 Room Captain 3. NORMAN POOLER Student Council member 2, 3, 45 Student Council President 45 Student Council Treasurer 35 Science Club member 2, 3,45 Science Club President 3.4: A Cappella Choir 2,35 Madrigal Singers 45 Boys' Ensemble 45 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 45 Boys' Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Boys' Quartet 45 Viking Club member 3, 45 F.H.A. -Pep Club Concessions 4. DOROTHY WORLEY Bank Teller 2,45 F.H.A. member l, 2, 45 Student Council member 2, 45 A Cappella Choir 25 Madrigal Singers 45 Girls' Ensemble 45 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 45 Girls' Glee Club 1, 2,45 Boys' Glee Club Accompanist 45 Accompanist 45 Pep Club member 1. endow WENDELL DALE MC HENRY, JR. Meriden High School 15 Bank Tell- er 3, 45 Drama Club member 45 F. F, A. member 1, 2, 3, 45 F. F. A, Vice-President 35 F. F. A. Secretary 45 Hi-Y member 25 Mixed Chorus 15 Boys' Glee Club 15 Football Letter man 2nd Team 2, 35 Senior Play 45 Drama Play 45 Thespian member 45 Viking Club member 3, 4. SUE HERMANN Washburn Rural High School l, 2: F. l-LA. member 3,4: F. H.A. Program Chairman 4: F. H.A, Degree Chairman 3: F. H. A. State Homemaker 3: Y-Teen member 3: Y-Teen Publicity Chairman 2: Student Council member 3.4: A Cappella Choir 3: Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3: Girls' G1eejC1ub 1, 2, 3: Pep Club member 1, 2, 3, 4: Operetta QW. R. H. SJ l, 2: Junior Concessions 3: F. I-I.A. -Pep Club Concessions 3. RICHARD REES F. F. A. member 1, 2, 3, 4: F, F, A. President 4: F. F. A. Reporter 3: Hi-Y member 1, 2: Student Council member 2: Football Letterman lst Team 4: Football Letterman 2nd Team 2.3: Basketball Letterman 2nd Team 3: Viking Club member 3, 4. 4 Z4 DON BOWMAN Bank Teller 1, 2, 3: Bank President 4: Bank' Vice-President 3: F. F.A. member 1, 2, 3, 4: F. F.A, Secretary 3: F.F.A, Reporter 4: F. F.A. State Farmer 4: Hi-Y member 1, 2: Student Council member 2, 3, 4: Science Club member 4: Track Letterman Cross- Country 4: Junior Concessions 3: Viking Club member 3, 4. JUDITH GILLILAND STARKEY Yearbook Staff 4: Y-Teen member 1, 3, Student Council member 3, Mixed Chorus l,2: Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, Band 2. BILL CHAPMAN Dawson High School, Dawson, Iowa 1, 2, 3, Iunior Class Vice-President 3: Freshman Class Secretary lg Student Council member lg Pep Club member lg Freshman Basketball Team lg Junior Concessions 1. MARIE ADAMS F. H. A. member 1, 2, 3,43 F. H. A. Program Chairman 4, Y-Teen member 1, 2, 3, Student Council member 2, 3, 4, Student Council Secretary 3g Science Club member lg A Cappella Choir 3: Mixed Chorus 2, 3, Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3g Pep Club member 1, 2, 3, 4, Twirling Corps 3,45 Majorette 4, Room Captain 3.4. LORRAINE COVERT Hoyt High School, Washburn Rural High School lg Yearbook Staff 4g F. H. A. member 3,4g Y-Teen mem- ber 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, Band 2g Pep Club member 4g Clipper Staff 4, Room Captain 2. Z4 eadaza FRED MILLER, IR. Seadaw DAVID SABOL Hi-Y member l,2, Science Club member 2, 3, 4. MARY LOU FREY Bank Teller 3, Sophomore Class President 2, F. H.A. member 1, 2, 3, F.H.A. President 3 F. I-I.A. Vice -President 2, Y-Teen member 1, 2, 3, Student Council member 2, 3, 4, Science Club member 2, Pep Club member 1, 2,3,4, Pep Club Treasurer 2, Cheerleader 3, 4, Junior Concessions 2, Prom Committee 3, Homecoming Attendant 4, Room Captain 2. EVELYN CATHCART F. H. A. member 1, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teen member l, 2, 3, Band 2, Student Council member 2, 3.4, Athletic Board Treasurer 4, Pep Club mem- ber l, 2, 3.4, Clipper Staff 4, Clipper Editor 4. I GERALD HUMBLE H1 Y member 2 Viking Club member 3 '-v-rlr-f S RICHARD KETTER F. F. A. member 1, 2, 3, 4: F, F, A. Treasurer 3, 4: Viking Club member 3. BERTHA ULLMANN Yearbook Art Editor 4: Y-Teen member 2, 3, 4: Y-Teen Publicity Chairman 3: Y-Teen Inter-Club Council Representative 4: Student Council member 2,3, 4: Pep Club member 1, 2, 3: Art Club President 3: Clipper Art Editor 4. f . endafza DARRELL D. STANSBURY F. F. A. 1, 2. 3: Hi-Y1, 2: Boys' Glee Club 4: Viking Club 3,4. SUE WRIGHT F, H.A. member 1, 2: Y-Teen mem- ber 2,3: Y-Teen Service Chair- man 3: Pep Club member 1, 2, 3, 4. 26 :gag mfs 11-1 , 3 -.iz -gh.-f-,.. Sendaza RICHARD ST. CLAIR Rossville High School 1, 2, 35 F.F. A. 1: Football Letterman l, 2, 35 Basketball Letterman 1, 2, 3, Track Letterman 2. CHARLENE FOOTE Sanish, North Dakota lg Liberty, Missouri 2, Freshman Class President lg F.H.A. member 4g Y-Teen member 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2g Band 1, 2, 4g Pep Club member l, 2, 3, 4g F. H. A. -Pep Club Concessions 4. CARLA FERGUSON Curtis Junior High lg Carbondale, Kansas 2, F. H, A, member 4, Y- Teen member 1, 2, 3,4g Student Council member 4, Mixed Chorus 4g Girls' Glee Club 45 Band 45 Pep Club member l, 2, 3, 4, Clipper Staff 4, F. H. A. -Pep Club Conces- sions 4. LEONARD GREY Arcata Rural High School, Arcata, California lg Hi-Y 25 Student Council 35 Science Club member 33 Science Club Secretary-Treasurer 35 Junior Concessions 35 Viking Club member 3. W MAX BUTTERFIELD Hi-Y member 1, 2g Art Club member 3,4g Viking Club member 3.4. , MARY LOU MANN Honorary Drama Club member 35 F, H, A. member 1, 2, 3, 4g Y-Teen member 1, 2, 3, 45 Pep Club member 2, 3,45 Clipper Staff 4. evziaw VINCENT JAY Hi-Y member 1, 25 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 43 Boys' Glee Club 2, 3, 43 Viking Club member 3, 4. HAZEL HELMICK Drama Club 4: Girls' Glee Club 2, A Cappella Choir 2g Pep Club mem- ber 4. 28 ,I 'K ' r lf M 1- -W-vw -.U-www v W-.-,4..,,,,,.rWp7,wm MARIE BOYLES Drama Club member 4: Y-Teen member 3, 4g Mixed Chorus 1, 23 Girls' Glee Club l, 23 Senior Play 4g Drama Play 4g Clipper Staff 4g Thespian member 4. PATRICIA JENSEN Highland Park 1,2g F.I-LA. member 23 Girls' Ensemble 2g Mixed Chorus 2g Girls' Glee Club 2g Operetta 2g Band 1, 2, 3,4. 29 SHIRLEY CLIFTON Genoa, Colorado l, 2g Freshman Class Presi- dentg Sophomore Class Secretary: Girls' Glee Club 1, 2g Pep Club member l, 2: Majorette 2, Homecoming Attendant 1,25 Kadoka, South Dakota 3g Pep Club member 3: Seaman 4g Girls' Glee Club 4g Clipper Staff 4. 1 T A 'r - DOROTHY WORLEY X Salutatorian ERNESTINE ADAMS LARRY BRADY Valedictorian Delegate to Boys' State at Wichita qfanazed Wdkdaga O . l 5 pen, I . I Iv, gtk V I QW, Ass- .lll .s4 I . DORIS FAE GLASGOW ' ' :' BARBARA SCHRADER Delegate to Girls' State at Lawrence . ,Og 1 F. H.A. State Homemaker - ul ,I DON BOWMAN F. F.A. State Farmer g m C' 'Qi r 'f C1 nr. r 24..lll..l n V Wg . x l 6 T. Sanders J. Covert ,X I 4 Z R. Radford C . Meyer K5 'L Q .. kr, Q31 'fa' J P N. Thornton D. Dawdy Q . , Fx: -,f-,. L. Frey J. Cook SP j g0'fIi4 , ... ggc X 5' in 4. I .. cmdafw ,-4,e,ezaczc5 2 lvl gli: X yy Q-, D. NIEMACKL 1 f C C President :fill A - - V 34 'Ve m b , 'L '. F V. ,n C S. Miller J. Scritchfield L. INGLISH D, Rogers N. Armstrong Vice-President or jf- ,., n 3 ,5 C C . COLORS: In 'Lfm A b x- jF'1 Blue and White .. I- . FLOWER: I X V n or White Carnation Q r Gr - - rnr .f e C C 'X viz a ,, ,M WN is if fr 'Viv 1 X . f f ,E A ,, l, x R. Tarwater J. Lough K, Reed B. Eslinger J. Coleman I- R0bb C, Knoll B, Schwerman f y U li' if W I 2 3 f in ff f J C . C- li 'f Q1 ' gilding 1' W fl if :' ' W. 5 4 - nf C' if a fl ? F, Peel L, Wyatt D.' Marlin K. Peach M, Love D. Gabriel C, Elliott L, Hood J, Clark I. Jensen I. Rogers L. Lesser V. Saia B. Clarke H. Kingman Eg . it , , ,. V-..,, -- , 5 ,,,,, . aaweqh Saw! D. GLASGOW Trea surer if Yr' if 'f A fs 'VZ' 'f i'x f WM, P, HAMMOND K. Cogswell R, Pasley Secretary D, Fleeman S, Timmons T, Wilson M, Reedy y va Q, 'C Cp ff A F. S, gg' ,f ,A K t K, McNorton J, Williams , f h . 4-R14 J, , hi H K X MOTTO: , , ' ,.,' A ' S r Our Life Is What Ari' 1 ' l h W If Our Thoughts Make It' E 2 V N C . S l ' 1 N :ff 1 r 5 5' ' 52- E- 'ir ' J. CH1'1iSl6 N, Humphrey R, Meyer D, Barnes R. Porrerfield J. Rayls w. Campbell R, Hogbin may .f- air- X 'X tl, Y' lf 4. 1: ' 451 'L C, Peterson A, Bengston N. Campbell S. Jacques B. Barrett A. Schmidt J, Castle 4 P' N. Towslee N. Johnson J. Harvey R, Green J. Thompson C . Cathcart 1 V A, Cashman J, Paramore C, Abmeyer G. Metzger D, Meacham N, Griffiths Sa f 0 xl Q Q' ' if dv ff 1 fr J . i -f ' C -alsqii o'5x'. K I xr f .S' I, Bowser D, Baker J. Adams J. Aller1SWOrlh R, Broaddus J, Andrews D. Brown D. Armstrong 'Z -,-'QRS v V! - -x T 4 y ks! Elziyln. . - ,r 1 ' we S 13 J I C fr ef t 1 r ,ii wh, ' .5 '-ax. : . z X Q me L 6 I 'M h v. , . , ,. 'ii X' ' ' Ag in R W 'fi ve D, Grey 5. Lesser J, Armstrong R. Easum M, McLucas C, Hanop H, Kingman J, Feyh D 1? -. , if-W 0090264 www X sr- fx' M. CHANCE President Q 5 w cf ay... N aa, as ff R, C , Davis J, Davis T6 1. Chapman N . Corn 2 COLORS: Blue and Yellow FLOWER: Yellow Rose r Q ii D ! , 5 M . S PANGLER Vice -President . W ,. Y 0? F7 'S Y I, Brungardt J. Meadows D. Meacham V. Lumley M. McCain A, Castle D, Brown G, Brewer D. Chitwood C, Ming S, Miller D, Martin J. Goff J. Clark M. Butler P, Bronson D,A, Chitwood WWW MOTTO: ' The Foundation P 5 Q n ' G of Life Is Built . 5 az - With Bricks of ' M P Character if I xx ' ' if , Q M, MaCARTHUR Secretary Rx L fgfi' .gl '- . f fyffez., 1 1 P. HAMMOND D, Morrison J, Niccum J. Milliken K, Kessinger Treasurer P, Prockish J, Nowlan M. Lingren M, Deurmyer W W- X: ' 4 , P .. Q ' .175 ,Q .- I cr: lx ,..15P'M P Ae W in A, Mika- P . . I 9 4 P f..' ' 'wg' 'T' 'I J 5 . K S. H , 4 ' X ' .L s ' Nl V- Peterson L. Strobel G. Smutny T. Peel L, Moore M, Jenkins F. Gilliland J- Sessions J. Thierry D. RUSSCU C. Stanley P, Odgers W, Hermann J. Browning f PM P '- we iii V , Ptfnli' Q ' V P ' if . , ' -llrr N l , .1 . -. - 2507 Q fm ' lin'rerrr or 'P x Naaeimlwfw' f 1 , 'I V 1' t ux.. 3' A wggx fb5..IN K Q Wag? ' . is., -fun, wigs.-'-'vqs' fn ,ww if V A . :zA xv? V J Q ' ,I T- Rise B. PIOCIOI' K. Tolle W, White D. Perkins B. Skinner W. Trickel H. Browning G- Jensen D. Reed R. Storm c. wau s, Taylor 1, Slawson V. Pickett C. Galligher it le fzeaimea Ventana P. MORSE sr President COLORS: A to Green and Whlte - J P M CAIN FLOWER! . C . . Green and Wh1te Carna.t1ons Secretary , .ri ,. ' if-ff ' k t fl ,' fl . 5' ki .. 5, f 5 V , , , s im I A L 3. ,y A ig . , t , p f F - 'v ', - JM? . V 4 -- T' 1 C . -f . W 7i'.v-11 :::t.:3f3 14' .fn . . .J J ' aat , J 4.1 hh If . X C K , E A ., K I K ll 'ffl ar! 'I 'Y ' ' ' E, Ables J, Adams A, Allensworth C. Armstrong V, Arbogast S, Bailey M, Berry H, Billings H, Bolejack L, Booher B, Broadbent C, Brown R, Carver P, Castle J, Carhcart T, Chenoweth .. X V R ,- 'R 'ct C ' it ,C f V F iiii .te-L 'F U 9 la. N : 2445. F ' F if 1 F- 1 ' S- IV' ' ,A . w t ZS ' 59' A F mid .5 tl ','. 1 .K , A A A i f . ' 3 we , 5, , 'a' 1 J l in ' Q .. J '- it lf - 'V ., M . 4? ' 7 . J 7 sv' 17, ,iii J Jr f F 5 t , f . M :x'r 'a f. f , gf? ...ig . f' Y- '- :IEC-'Al' X . , lm L, Chilcoat V, Clifton R, Cogswell J. Cole O. Covert P, Cuevas J, Cummings M. Deeter V. DCHBII J, Deschner J, Desch S, Dooley C, Eyman L, Elliot D, Fannin W, Farrell R, Ferguson C, Filby ,Q T W Y Q , 1 J J , 4 ' l MQ! all-PA El. ?1Yff f' l l A it f. A . 9 X 1 , .. - ll , - .. - sa -A' , of A' A ruff Q., . A F I. K I : A A rykr .wgtunf I , , .. . R, Foote J. Frey C. Frickey P, Fulton D, Furman D, Griggs R, Hankamer D, Harris J. Harvey J. Furman J. Hedsrroru M. Holder G, Hollis B. Holt G, l-luddleston K, Hudkins J. Jacques R. Jenson 70:13 756 Zlahzacwz M. BURNS MOTTO: Vice-President Footprints On The Sands Of Time Are Not Made By Sitting Down. J' HARPER Treasurer . JM-rl -' . A I' 1- Q, . ,. W ,x K ,G , ,A . In X g. ' I wil K lf D ' 41 ' in ,J , , ,, M v e , -- Q J -5 . N , r ,xg A N A 4, n z E dbh X Q f, hs I I B, Johnson W, Johnson M. Jones D, Kabriel W. Kahlel' J, Knoll R. McNorton T. Marshall N. Means L- Miller .,,, ...F J T W I . ,QE fy ' , EV I X .. . f 5 I if ff- .Q T an ,.. L, ! . rl fylwzk W 'Tx rt. ., I V P , ,T ,,. W 1,,M,M , Q E , ' M. T ' ' xl ml , 1fr'Li?lMl5f?. A 15 5' -2- . J, Nelson J, Nowlan J, Overstreet J, Parnell R, Pfiffer P, Priddy J, Sample J, Schmidt R, Schwermann J, Sherman J, Shrimplin B, Simmons -if Vi , a ' ff. J gr xt f 'J T ': ff lrir an r l 'lxrl lr I 1 5 I - A 1 ,I 7 7 V - ' .Q 3 an J otolrfl J, ffl ,- ' - ' . t I J ffl' . L, Stonebraker I. Strimple T, Sutton J, Tarwater G. Thompson F, Thurber D. Zeferjahn K, Waters J. Weiler D, Whiteman D, Williams M, Williams ing 1 11 P Keller , Ketter B. Klme Mrller L Mrtchell D Navarre 1.149 J- 521101 R sm R, Scritchfield SUUPSOU Stewart J Stock H Towslee R Trickel L Voelker S. Whiteman M Wells S l 5' P .51 .4 . J 9 0- W G - W v V x f if . N ' V. ' . ' . 455 N- A Y I if J. J Q I , if ut z J. ' A., I at ' J 'X a Q, , V u , an ' ' .lg x , 4 5 tl Q rm .J fv ,J Q J E T 4 v ' A .I W T1 9 ' gf I Q I 5 S, If in .. I I..Wyatt gsm K r 'x ff? I HOME ECONOMICS PHYSICAL EDUCATION E SPEEC H X f I , HOME ECONOMICS 1 15 , f l K N ' .ef BIOLOGY are ,pw 26 3 5.4 H , ,. my -'Nt' K' ' 5551.-5 , v ,Q . 6 A, 1 JL ff 22' QE 'qw-,,..1. E Y i . xntfg' - 55 GEOMETRY I f Q- ENGLISH S, BAND -.....--..., --.-..-,Q 1 bd' lr I U r I 1 'WS H SHOP DRAMA nv 'E ' if V BIOLOGY Q 'J -Lk. In W A ' CHEMISTRY Q. ' - .. . . ,..., .........,. . '. - Wanna Slfudealfa mpace .. 6 Y 1 Q V V is J g X 'YQ . ,, s .ca ,g ,I as , . J 7' J. -J W- . N. POOLER President -4. f 1 W 39 , . y C. I I . Abmeyer E. Adams J. Adams , .g ' Q im is . Q: 'I - L . K T .dd, - 3 in 1. .rr B. Clarke C, Cathcart D, Chitwood 1 ' v IZ, - 1- , Q, ,Q .14 flrj. - - If D. Eustace C. Ferguson M. Frey , Y Q 3 A S.'l-Iermann N. Humphrey. J. Jensen 'fl . v,.: 'pk Y . .9 fs i f 5 , '1 4' , J. PARAMORE C. W Vice -Pres M. ENDEL ident Secretary L. FREY Treasurer J maui! f 1 Vw 21 1-. W I ix . mg II-33-3'3J:. . , Aa-f s lf' 1 f .f Adams D. Bowman L. Brady F. Browning J. Browning J. Carlisle j .A k.,,- f - 6 Ir'sp:,AQ bg , 4 ,K H , J X 1 ' I ' ' A ir- . Q - ' 5 N J ffl I A 'TMJ 'X ' Ad.rs 5 .'C' ' yi ,E .zxg f , 5 5 ' Q ... ' -f 2' X ' . AX- , 'J E. Cathcart B. Campbell M, Chance M. Deurmyer R, Easum B. Eslinger 5 18 , .' . L , 1k g- A . i . , Q' . s . 1 2 ' - vi . 5, ' 21, 'Q i - f s ss, 'Q D, Fleeman C. Galligher A' F. Gilliland D.K. Glasgow D.F. Glasgow N. Griffiths IEA, K K , -, 0 it , gh 1 5 9 V K. . .- I 5 - A r ik: XC Q 'Q M, Levett J. Lough M. McCain N. Johnson M. J6f1kiI1S L, Ingush - Q: , Q K .N I ' .nw 4 1 k V 7 5 . snss i . 'Q llssl lfls s as B ' 1 1. 1 I . Y 1 rr,V ' ,S ,U 'XX I 1 W A ' is A - 1 B I T' asia frs' M J X fs M. McLucas D. Meacham J. Milliken D, Niemackl J, Nowlan G. Metzger V. Pickett J, Prosser V, Peterson D. Rogers .' . 3' , A J 4. 4 1 ,. f . .L J A 5 6 wp Q' 3? T is , S 45 ' ' J sr- 1 si 1 . gg g I , M t .,,. . - . iv. pg! r. gg.. rxzy . Q 'fl X' V Q at ggg ix ,V H 4' .ygx .. V OB S. Saia J. Slawson L. Strobel M. Spangler' D, Russell S, Taylor -W. Trickel,B. Ullmann D, Worley M. MacArthur asf- Q' I 1 dl Uk I, :H if M 62 5.5 M' if K M I ..,A1 Sfdg O A O cncn M O A1l . , hlAW .X ANN B. Milliken D. GLASGOW Editor g Lxfi 1 - Paffdaiea chlaf p D, Clarke M, Mann Published by the students of secretarial training: EDITORS . . Evelyn Cathcart, Doris Glasgow, Sandy Saia ART . . . . Bertha Ullmann SPORTS . . . .Barbara Milliken ACTIVITIES . . . . Mary Lou Mann CLASSES ........ Doris Clarke BUSINESS MANAGER . . Frances Browning PROOFREADER ..... I-:rnestine Adams E- Adams B. B. ............ ? ? ? ? ? ? REPORTERS . Marie Boyles, Shirley Clifton, Wanda DeHart, Carla Ferguson, Marsha - - P Love, Lorraine Covert, Barbara Sherman. F. Browning , ' ' SPONSOR ...... Miss Eunice Ward M- Boyle B, Sherman M. Love B. Ullmafm L. Covert C. Ferguson W. DeHart S, Clifton 40 its ,fx Szdfnzafzaf 66626 . ' ww if . 3 J, Carlisle . W X f 1 Sho , f ,- Wikia? Zag Ueaefapc .N -:Y x ., ,g V Q-. amid I L if Q A D. Sransbury Q ' V 4 x , L, Kessinger C, Barrett P, Bronson . Q ' 1 ' '.,, 1 . 'jf mi, ai my D. chnwooa - Ag ,. , 'X ' A, Allensworth I i st , f ' ' D, Niemackl me I in l -..NN V J. Milliken B, Simmons J. Thierry A ' r N, Armstrong lf gf v ' W' - 'P L, Chilcoat t iii: Q Us ' if t , ff R. B dd Q 'r,Q W y fig, , , K gggswgil The VIKING CLUB, - .vs 'Q r lam - ' ' sponsored by Mr. h M xllfeman Gerald Haney and Mr. . M b , W 1 inson . . R A h 'F Q in lx 'W Campbell Dan Ernr1c.h, contribgted . 4 Y is UL, I is ny -,L g- Anderson many services towar W ' B 5 V f f- Peterson the betterment of Sea- ., . t e ' 9 Y Mitchell man this year. Among their activities were: three all-school parties, 1 k B sale of candy bars at ly Gf- f 'i 3, M noon, and assistance B B is i with noon recreation. W A. 1 i i x ,. t,,,.,E wiiwi I ki' .,,, . , D, Fannin V, Saia J, Goff R. Foote L, Wyatt J, Davis D, Dawdy . - as W- . Q , 15:5 if 3 A yy J J. ' y v , af , g , 5 ' K - I ji if A vu. x ' - Q ' ' f . ft ai! I P. Morse R, Meyer S, Dooley D. Rogers B, Hogbin P, Keller W, Kahler P, Fulton - .1 -1 N A 9 , , ' I I i J 'ik r I li: J, Harvey N. Pooler J, Nelson D, Barnes L, Winters B, Clarke J. Andrews T. Marshall -1- 3 F: 2. k,-: A ai it Ei ,Q i W g Q. i . inf' 1 tg, g YAV, 5 4 it-Ml ,. i ' g , fmt. I J . Z' 11-,,,,. D 'iyh i Tignirfifl - - A H af' 'fx . 'L '1 'w 'fl S ' , I ,f , ' 253 if 4-rm: P, Hammond H, Towslee D. Meacham D. Perkins J, Simpson M. Jenkins R, Kingman H, Kingman R. Radford P W it ,Q . q 4. -. 1 '- L. BRADY I. PARAMORE President Vice -President 'S ,- iff A V1 NL-fs Af-- , L L. CARLISLE L. HOFFMAN Secretary Treasurer CLUB PROJECTS Z 30-foot flag poles 2 large flags Z softball backstops 2 sets of softball bases 2 sets of horseshoes Ping Pong table, net, paddles Record turntable, amplifier, ZZ records 18 small classroom flags Volleyball standards 7 school pennants Squad Leader emblems Wafazfdwddie pw ' 4 B, Simpson O. Covert R, Easum I. Feyh J. Rogers M. Williams '2 - VI A F. G. Huddleston L, Voelker J. Knoll D, Gabriel 'V D. Bowman Q ' K, Kessinger A D, Marlin , if 0 WKK.:, ,i Qgbg' K Iv' Jll M5 A A tim- V 1' 'hi 'i 4 A. to I 'Ny 1 ,,r. , . iti G H Y 'f37ii11i'f' ,el Vifl it , -, K. Peach L, Moore W, McHenry . f - K.' Q 1 in ' L ' . J, Holler L. Hood D, Baker B. Hermann A 'mf N .snn P M. Butterfield W, Trickel J. Sessions J, Cole J, Desch sf .4 S R v af' 'F . , ' r f, ' ..,,-g Q' -'f 1 f' ., at asv 4 .5 A, J, Tarwater J. Cathcart C, Wall E, Ables J, Harvey C. Myer . VV R, Green Qt, ,, hw' if L . I T, Wilson sl X A at ,L w- V, E at 'Z ' ad P. Feyh ' 1 ' ' Q J. Cummings 5, , Q' Peel f f A .' L ' W . -I 1. V X V A gm' , 'F 12 'i L N f .5-1-. fi 5 , , 2 . Q Q K g gn I ' . 1 .L . ' K ' , z P i - ' 'elf L V B, Eslinger N, Campbell R, Trickel P, L' ' Q' . f..2 f2 :.... D, Brown D, Griggs D. Grey L y 9 y 1 g 6 V . , J, Lough K, Waters C. Brown R, Rees I 'fi - 3 , 14 N -7 Z. 1 rm R, Sala J, Wyatt F, Thurber B, Johnson ix D219 Q J ,A .W D GLASGOW M f , J President Vice -President ' 76604 pzanla 6 J..PROSSE'R Q- A K 5 7'- fill- o ' T ' ol l Cv! L in -df? , xi , ' ' VV4.: s Wit iii:- ,A--, vi F' 'F' -wr I C, Abmeyer E, Adams ,K, Adams ,E, Adams H, Bolejack M, Boyles P, Castle M, Chance P, Cuevas V, DeHart C, Foote L, Frey D, Harris C, Harrop S, Jacques J, Jensen V ' 'f X ff 1 ,Q ii g . 3, .. in 1, 6 QW A fda ws ... J, ' 'A Y 8 1- V t P' fs ze '-P ,Q 3 l if K A, Bengston H. Billings V 0 B, Broadbent I i J, Browning V D, Clarke 6 , J. Coleman V kV' W, Del-Iart ,si- M, Deurmyer J, Furman - -X N ' C, Gauigher J, Harper J, Hedstrom M. Jones N, Ketter M, Levett M, McCain N, Griffiths S, Saia '1 .4 'K , 2, ' . uv -lil' s 1 H M, Burns M, Butler N, Corn L. Covert C. Eyman C, Ferguson P, Hammond R, Hankamer E Y: 1 I ' A M, Holder J. Jacques . Kingman B Kline N. JOHNSON Secretary A H. BROWNING '? l 5 x Ha ' M O Tmsufe' far- 1' J. 3 Wazld ?e awe D. Glasgow ' i SA ' r AQ... ' M 5 F. Browning H GX gm K M' Ni ' B, Ullmann ' , B Barren NJ ' . M. Love m i V, Lumley H -K X 4 ' ' ' - .. Q MM, MM M, McLucas ,g.,,, N, Means he ' - ff: I -'Ml lrsw D, Meacham ' . G, Metzger ' Q X S fs K 1, ' L as M ei M 5 S. Miller ' LK. Nowlan Km ' . D. Morrison 'TAI S J.L. Nowlan A r i 'HM I X M 4 5 'V M L 1' I' z M 1' T. Peel 5' ' v. Pickett X f V. Peterson ff A gr P, Priddy '-Y Q V M -5. 'W-. 5 A - 4 M f R I. Sample W R. Scritchfxeld i M e.. -' ,.., K f I 2 QQ' B. Schrader M B. Sherman - ' W t : 71 .I Ng, fr 3 1 Me nna .Q A in or . :I M M.. 1 ' MW' J. Slawson iv ' L. Strobel 'I' fi .rx M. Spangler 5 Y C. Stanley ' 'P S ' 1 ' aM M MQ, + M W ' if gf Mf 5, A ,M A ,.., E A. E- isxx S. Taylor . g N, Towslee S -4 .A-' N. Thomton M M, J. Weiler C. M M. M. B. S. P. J. K. I. J. B. J. I. Knoll Lingren MacArthur Mann Milliken Miller Odgers Parnell Reed Robb Sherman Skinner Stock Suimple M in M 'E M I I J J - M ini ,G '- Me' M l 5 ,X N M ' M-fy ,QM M f Q, ot Fi S' 6 kb gr IM. Xia L. 1 M Mu N-5 L' I fFFf3'E,5 M M eSe fgfjir S rt, ml MMM, M l Q .U Zeferjahn b 1 N Q . D I .-:Y i V In Xxx' XR will . nal.. W FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: C. Frickey, R. Carver. J. Harper, W. DeHart, J. Nowlan, C. Abmeyer, H. Bolejack, J. Overstreet. SECOND ROW: D. Morrison, J. Covert, D. Martin, N. Means, J. Parnell, K. Reed, J. Robb, B. Skinner. THIRD ROW: A. Bengfswrl. J. Cook, N. Thornton, J. Slawson, E. Adams, I. Thompson, T. Peel, M. Deurmyer, M. Reedy. BACK ROW: M. Burns. J. Jensen, M, MacArthur, V. Pickett, V. Peterson, M. McCain, S. Timmons, J. Browning, M. Chance. FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: L. Frey. J. Stock, J. Frey, D. Brown, J. Sample. J. Nowlan, Spangler. C. Harrop, D. Kabriel. SECOND ROW: P. Hammond, I. Hedstrom, J. Furman, J. Sherman, V. Lumley, C. Eyman, M. White, M. Patterson, C. Galligher. THIRD ROW: R. Pas1ey,.A. Cashman, B.,Q1j98dbCIlt, ,,f, M. Lingren, M. Butler, V. Miller, S. Whiteman, H. Broadbent, R. Scritohfield, N.fifCorn. BACK ROWQCRF I. Coleman, M. Hartzell, S. Miller, P. Cuevas, R. McNorton, I. Weiler, C. Filby, D. Zeferjahn, C. Stanley, R. Ferguson. , A, .Su A u Q. ai JANE NOWLAN C ' Secretary fm. . JUDY NOWLAN Treasurer V rdf is Y DORIS CLARKE President L 65 QED' ' . I JANE COOK Vice President S 4264 J eczm 0261! FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: H. Billings, P. Priddy, R. Storm, T. Hankamer, D. Harris, E. Cathcart, D. Meacham, N. Ketter, H. Helmick, H. Browning. SECOND ROW: R. Tarwater, D. Clarke, L. Strobel, J. Strimple I. Jacques, G. Metzger, S. Hermann, D. Russell, J. Adams. THIRD ROW: C. Ferguson, N. Towslee, M. Love, B. Sherman, D. Glasgow, J. Sabol, B. Barrett, V. DeHart, P. Odgers, M. Jones. BACK ROW: M. Mann, L. Covert, S. Taylor, N. Johnson, M. Levett, N. Griffiths, M. Holder, C. Wendel, C. Foote, L. Miller, S. Miller. CHEERLEADERS, LEFT TO RIGHT: Sandy Saia, Barbara Milliken, Dorothy Glasgow, Sally Jacques, and Mary Lou Frey. 47 M 77414 ?ccz'aze Qfomemczkefza OFFICERS 1955 56 p 'Ss FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: B. Schrader, President, D. Clarke, Vice President, M. Chance, Secretary-Treasurer, B. Milliken, Social Chairman, S. Hermann, Co-Program Chairman, M. Adams, Co-Program Chairman, L. Inglish, Music Chairman, R. Pasley, Assistant Music Chairman. SECOND ROWgJ. Sherman, J. Harper, V. DeHart, R. Ferguson, K. Reed, D. Glasgow, Mann, R. McNorton, M. McCain, C. Foote, C. Ferguson, D. Morrison, C. Filby, I. Thompson, M. Deurmyer, N. Thornton, I. Furman. BACK ROW: M. Spangler, I. Nowlan, I. I-Iedstrom, R. Scritchfield, H. Billings, P. Priddy, N. Ketter, J. Robb, J. Stock, I. Brungardt, S. Jacques, K. Hudkins, E. Cathcart. 48 FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: D. Harris, L. Covert, V. Peterson, J. Adams, S. Whiteman, J. Strimple, I. Browning, B. Skinner, M. Love. SECOND ROW: J. Sample, J. Jacques, J. Sabol, S. Miller, M. Butler, D. Worley, S. Taylor, V. Pickett, N. Means, B. Broadbent, J. Slawson, W. Del-lart, J. Overstreet, C. Frickey, R. Hankamer, H. Bolejack. BACK ROW: J. Cook, N. Griffiths, D. Glasgow, N. Johnson, L. Frey, D. Meacham, M. Jones, J. Nowlan, C. Galligher, C. Stanley, V. Lumley, T. Peel, J. Adams. Doris Glasgow, Y-Teen President, What could be more fun than F.H.A. serves tea to Barbara Schrader, F.H.A. INITIATION! Showing off their President, preceding their serving at festive finery are: STANDING, LEFT the annual F. I-LA. - Y-Teen Mother- TO RIGHT: Virginia Del-lart, Jane Daughter Tea May 1, 1956 Nowlan and Joyce Sample, and KNEELING: Janet Stock. 49 7. 7. ,-4, eaezamzea Zezm naming 6:4044 l -il? l FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Peel, Sentinelg Ketter, Treasurer, Rees, President, Hogbin, Vice President, Bowman, Reporterg C. Cathcart, Secretaryg Mr. Smith, Advisor. SECOND ROW: Niccum, Armstrong, Hermann, Scritchfield, Perkins, Campbell, Andrews, J. Castle, J. Cathcart. BACK ROW: Deeter, A. Castle, Rogers, Gilliland, Cogswell, Saia, Mitchell, Cummings, Dooley. ' l' -rm .-ffm, -'rt .ag - -' MLP Q 5 Q-A --H P- ngfgfasfmzke 1 :5 553.53 ,5 t ': , 'e f 1 Annual Parent-Son Banquet Green-hand Initiation 50 dence ,igf i -We rf, 5 -1,..b , ' ,E-1 il 5 I Y NORMAN POOLER RICHARD KINGM President Q, Dean Eustace 51 Vice President Leonard Grey ' kryk Nj Qi : fr iggf igf K Carl Meyer Carl Barrett AN lx 'FL ,l ' -. rv 7, DON ROGERS Secretary-Treasurer j if , ,I aar , Bill Clarke ff ', R ' Q54 W' Q wif 'L A 21. 1: , Qs... .-n . ni, Don Bowman 'Nr lf Bill Campbell ,. i 5 BARBARA SHERMAN fresidenr if 'VLL off? N 3 ,A ' B President j ARKE A Barbara Schrader Norma Humphrey Dorothy Glasgow Henry Kingman Hazel Helmick Bill Campbell Glenda Metzger rqfhl h y , 1 N, ' 0 f 0, ' A 'lf B Duma Zia! S atligifa atezlczinmeat Barbara Milliken Richard Kingman Carol Ann Wendel 3, V A 'lr , W! 2 1. Kay Reed Bill Clarke Wanda Del-Iart John Holler Frank Peel Jim Lough Paul Feyh Dean Eustace Doris Glasgow Jim Paramore fn A f!'f' 15'1 b E Wfggri, if..- 441 5 4 i ali X b r , .. . rw ' 4 f me X . an V A 'mf v' in af K + Janis Jensen Marie Boyles ' ' 'F '-' Q Y ,, .,r..i I , b z,,.: Q ,, 3 75' 1 . -audi. if aww M ai' x If F A .. aff' a i 3 ,A Eh ... ,. . Zeapdcma FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Doris Clarke, Secretaryg Sandy Saia, Treasurerg Barbara Sherman. Presidentg Leon Winters, Vice President. SECOND ROW: Marie Boyles, Wanda DeHart, Barbara Milliken, Doris Glasgow. THIRD ROW: Paul Feyh, John Holler, Richard Kingman and Wendell McHenry. THESPIAN INITIATION PROGRAM SEAMAN HIGH SCHOOL l l'I'O.C0 .'.-1'- ' '.g,i,',-. :ia-., iq V I-fbflu., 3 , if rqt 'ff4':N'H 17'lm. ' -K 1-. Fr I rp, N1 fl' Qi, L ' 65 J: 'z X, ,fr 31. 2 1-2 ..-J...-. ,,,....... - -an , ,r,----g:-ru., ' .AH-'I 1. Ac tivity P e riod Auditorium L 4 I-J53 THESPIAN INITIATION TEA Mrs. Sprouse, Sponsor, and Barbara Sherman, President t 5 W ' .., ., 5 ig My Q x , Q . I 15' . - ' ' I9 .t r?5fv::I?3x I Q ji . lf ' Q .l A if- Q, 1 ' an 3 . 5 ' X J . I i '-F, 1 ,. ' a 5 if N . r I , y a't 4 rv Wanda Barbara Marie Doris Leon Iohn Wendell Barbara Del-lart Milliken Boyles Clarke Winters Holler McHenry Sherman Senna' fa Z7 W Paul Feyh w I X If gli ,..L Alpy A me Dean Eustace Eve Bo d THE DRAMA DEPARTMENT OF SEAMAN RURAL HIGH SCHOOL y . . . Bona Bonny Lynn . Bessie Rhodes . Hazel Miles. . Stevie Cobb . Garret Lynn . Victor Ward . Angela Boyd . Gifford Morton. Marshall Ward presents Let Me Out Of Here A Farce Comedy in Three Acts Friday Evening, April 13, 1956 Seaman High School Auditorium Let Me Out Of Here Cast of Characters .attractive young woman . . .Eve's room-mate . . . .the landlady . . . the colored maid. . - the elevator boy. . Bona's brother . . Garret's pal . . Eve's wealthy aunt . . eccentric young man . . . . . Victor's father . . . Place: The entire action of the play takes place in the girls' apartment. Time: Early fall-the present. Act I Synopsis of Scenes 8 a. rn. to 10 a.m. ,A Richard Kingman Doris Fae Glasgow . .Wanda DeHart .Barbara Milliken . . Marie Boyles . Doris Clarke . . Leon Winters John Holler Wendell McHenry .Ba r bara She rrnan Paul Feyh Richard Kingman Act II 10 a. m. to 11:30 a. m. of the same day Act III Immediately following Act II Play under the direction of Mrs. Gertrude Sprouse. Music under the direction of Mr. Richard Blehm. House Staff Business Manager . . . . . . . Janice Browning Treasurer . . . . . . Margaret MacArthur Tickets . . . . . Kay Reed, Glenda Metzger Programs . ....... Dorothy Glasgow Art . . . . Jackie Slawson, Virginia Pickett Publicity ........... Jim Lough Ushers ............. Pat Odgers Mary Jo Deurmyer Mary Lou Lingren Norma Humphrey I 4 su if X x '30 L. Dmma ?eczZmee 'C-.f 's-1 5 A we age ' up '. , C aten df 6011: e f.:M.,2,-211. S. TIMMONS D. NIEMACKL D. RUSSELL President Vice President Secretary ' ', . h w C A . P in 5' ' its 5 B. BARRETT V ,iwl gp Ifi , . , A C Tfeasufef V t s D. Barnes M D.G Z! my fZ i A C A MA.: XX G.: 'ii' u.: s Vat , .. R. Kingmans ' p Y! Aff ' X 4.ff 4 1 ,ff ,ff The Art Club, spon- , ,A sored by Miss Dora Z jf , ' Wilson, made posters .. I if for the 1955-56 school gf activities and programs. ?? XZ! A ii ii i'ii S everal of their special C projects were Christmas decorations i' in the front entrance and hallway, L. Lesser table decorations and favors for ' W the Junior-Senior Prom, and f V cover designs for Commence- , l A ,sn ,A ment and Baccalaureate pro- Ipt 5 ' V I grams. Lu ft wg? VV K A Q ,..i- Q 5 5 fi 5 X 5 .2 D. Gabriel .1 t.t'l'Mmi11 L Y A I C. Meyer I. Slawson , 56 1 ei at , ai! lamp 111 , 33f-. 'Q' n om MV mlm: Smedaedm . S i Qbewale 64006 3 YY - - -- L' noN BOWMAN President ,,,,'.4af V V9.1 r P V ZE J DON FLEEMAN DORIS CLARKE Vice President Head Cashier The Seaman Bank was established 29 years ago to give students actual experi- ence in handling problems of the business world. Each fall, stock is offered for sale to students at one dollar a share. Pur- chasers then become eligible to work as tellers in the bank. Our bank is used by the student body, the organizations, and the faculty. It handles approximately 320, O00 a year and operates from the Kaw Valley Citizens State Bank in North Topeka. ' a t t f are H Q S' . , , J. Andrews M. Deeter D. F. Glasgow P. Morse P s Q5 S 6' 'st Q 1 S .4 Q if V N. Humphrey R. Tarwater C. Stanley L. Strobel 57 19' FRANCES BROWNING LUETTA INGLISH Senior Bookkeeper Junior Bookkeeper TELLER Doris Glasgow checks a deposit made by Marilyn Levett, YEARBOOK BUSINESS MANAGER 5 4 .L D K Glasgow D Worley Griffiths G. Metzger T. Sutton W. McHenry W Uwe gmac! . , . .J-Q , FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Strobel, M. McCain, J. Williams, Jensen, Metzger, Stanley, Sutton, Nowlan Adams. SECOND ROW: Abmeyer, Morse, Barrett, Clark, Reedy, Rise, Kline, Burns, Foote, Eyman, Corn Sample, Adams, Eustace, Robb, Lough. THIRD ROW: Bengston, Fleeman, Chapman, Ferguson, Tarwater, P. McCain, D Williams, Glasgow, Deschner, Hood, Beverly Skinner, Drum Majoretteg Mr. Richard Blehm, Director. A 4 9 M 'ai 58 ' Q, FAU ,,Xg,,N 1 L3 ,i sp sig, QA, J S Q fl QQ sf O , J 3 , W in R 4 A tix. E 2' '17 tx :Q X I-53 .V 'aku-x , xy 1 '.. ' -' K 5 ' 1 1 , , . 2 ml T, s rl X n all , E , 1 x Y -, - 5' W n W A - , EQ - , is Barbara Sherman Marie Adams Doris Glasgow 58 wing and and wflziew E SWING BAND: FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: M. McCain, G. Metzger, C. Stanley, M. Bums, J. Clark, C. Barrett. SECOND ROW: T. Sutton, D. Eustace, J. Lough, C. Abmeyer, J. Deschner, D. Glasgow. STANDING L. Strobel, D. Fleeman, J. Chapman, B. Skinner, D. Perkins, P. McCain, Mr. Richard Blehm, Director. V f Rh. . t r 1 TWIRLING CORPS: LEFT TO RIGHT: Mary Spangler, Donna Martin, Barbara Sherman, Janis Jensen, Nomia Humphrey, Norma Johnson, Doris Glasgow, Glenda Metzger, Doris Morrison, Marie Adams. 59 Ween! Juneau FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Worley, Covert, Jacques, Tarwater, Sawson, Weiler, Strobel, Mr. Richard Blehm, Director, Odgers, Harrop, Hammond, Hedstrom, Billings, Pasley. SECOND ROW:B0y1es, Sherman, Means, Nicewander, Clifton, Storm, Bolejack, Lingren, Meadows, Ketter, Carver, Overstreet, Frickey, Parnell. BACK ROW: Ferguson, McNorton, Browning, McCain, Peterson, Timmons, Zeferjahn, Scritchfield, McLucas. FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Reed, Griggs, Fleeman, D. Worley, Accompanist, Mr. Richard Blehm, Director, Scritchfield, Arbogast, Pooler, Tarwater, Jensen, Barnes. SECOND ROW: Fulton, C. Brown, Simpson, Voelker, Stansbury, Green, B. Cogswell, Mitchell, Schmidt, Thierry, Mills. THIRD ROW: Davis, Hoffman, Wall, Clarke, Peterson, Eustace, Peach, K. Cogswell, Lough. BACK ROW: Hood, Jay, Winters, L. Kessinger, Lesser, K. Kessinger, Rogers, Humble, D. Brown. ma!! Weed! mmf 7aeL'wmenz'aZ Qzaapa BOYS' ENSEMBLE, FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Jim Lough, GIRLS' ENSEMBLE, FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: R. Pasley, Don Rogers, Norman Pooler, John Tarwater, Larry Hood. BACK P. Hammond, L. Strobel, D. Worley, M. McLucas, C. Harrop, ROW: Bill Clarke, Dean Eustace, Richard Green, Don Fleeman. BACK ROW: R. Tarwater, G. Metzger, J. Slawson, M. McCain V. Peterson, S. Timmons, J. Browning. A newly formed vocal group this year is our popular Madrigal Singers. They have sung many programs both as a single unit, and separately as the Boys' Ensemble and Girls' Ensemble. The ancient Madrigals, from which this group takes its name, wore white, powdered wigs and frilly, lacy cos- tumes, and sang sit- ting around a large, round table. ACCOMPANISTS Luetta Inglish Dorothy Worley Laurel Lynn Strobel 61 CLARINET QUARTET Marilyn Bums Jerry Clark Carl Barrett Glenda Metzger FLUTE TRIO Laurel Lynn Strobel Jeanine Williams Marcia McCain 15' at: 'wsnf LARRY HOFFMAN Senior President U55 Junior Cyrus of :Seaman fgcgoof 'requests your Fvzsaznce ab kgs X Dimzsz Banca r on Qzirfagy evening, cqfnif hge twenty-aeuzrrfff at asusrz-fgimfy oizfocg af His gaygawg cf?o0f gaicfen DON NEIMACKL Junior President Menu Programme :Z Q .lj Fruit Cup Junior Welcome .... Q ' Swiss Steak Baked Potato Don Niemackl .1 ' N, Buttered Peas Senior Welcome ---- A,..z, Q z,A I Jello Vegetable Salad Larry Hoffman nhli ' Rolls Butter Wishing and Doing - - - ww f:f:1:f:11 ::::::t' N Chocolate Eclair Charles Logan Coffee Milk i Q . 4. ' of -,fi ' fr i nest egg cmdwz-Swim: Foam IM PF Ng! WHY SO SERIOUS999 CO-CAPTAINS ADVOCATE PEP TO TIE A BOW! N-Q :nik . TABLE SET TIN Wx. CROWNBEARER . . . .IERYN HANEY PIANO ROLL BLUES If-'?' X 1- ' ,, Y ffuxggwztg MAJORETTES AND FLAGS 1 DINNAH IS SERVED SENIOR PICNIC ' HERE S HOW FOOTBALL . . . OR SNOWBALLS?? WANDA AND BARBARA 5 Mime game! SANDY SAIA MR. CHARLES LOGAN President Advisor The duty of the ATHLETIC BOARD is to oversee all ath- letic business at Seaman. Bills and gate receipts are handled by the treasurerg records of games, scores, and players eligible for letters are kept by the secretaryg and the presi- yp dent presides at meetings. Mr. A Logan, Mr. Bierman, and Mr. Haney are advisors. ERNESTINE ADAMS MR. CARL BIERMAN Treasurer Advisor y will xr EVELYN CATHCART BARBARA MILLIKEN MR. GERALD HANEY Treasurer Secretary Advisor Home 7455 , , , , , , 712 Qaalfaff 3 5 . . :.' 0 g, 'ml -sv Q - . 'SLJN 41'-37' re 'QW , Q5 LARRY HOFFMAN Senior, 160, Fu11back, Letterman '53, '54, '55, Jayhawk League First Team, LARRY BRADY Co-Captain. Senior, 155, Center, Letterman '53, '54, '55, Jayhawk League First Team, Co-Captain LEON WINTERS Seniors, 140, Quarterback, Letterman '54, '55, Jayhawk League Honorable RICHARD KINGMAN Mention. Senior, 165, Left Tackle, Letterman '55. 68 Wiedaga dame BILL MEACHAM Senior, 170, Left End, Letterman '55, Jayhawk League First Team, A11 State Honorable Mention, North-East Area Second Team. RICHARD REES Senior, 195, Left Tackle, Letterman '55. Qczqdczwd .league 'mem JIM PARAMORE Junior, 145, Left Halfback Letterman '54, '55 Jayhawk League First Team. CLARENCE WALL Sophomore, 156, Right End Letterman '55 NORMAN ARMSTRONG Jayhawk League Honorable Junior, 140, Right Halfback Mention- Letterman '54, '55 Jayhawk League Honorable Mention. LARRY KESSINGER Senior, 150, Right Halfback Letterman '55. RICHARD GREEN Junior, 205, Right Tackle Letterman '54, '55 FRANK PEEL Jayhawk League First Team. Junior, 160, Left Guard Letterman '55 Jayhawk League First Team. BOB HOGBIN Junior, 155, Right Guard Letterman '54, '55 Jayhawk League Honorable Mention . . ,Q , fs. , TN Q W -,tv K V ww W umm.: V PAUL HAMMOND Junior, 175, Left Tackle Letterman '55. Q k M 3 ma Zzmegmzed JIM CARLISLE Junior, 138, Center Letterman '55. - J jxlw- ' 4 .W ,,. v 1134 -,x A M ,, WV IW, L 4 .f A. g,xi NOEL CAMPBELL Junior, 160, Fullback Letterman '55. DAVID PERKINS Sophomore, 170, Quarterback Letterman '55. 70 Q , .. Q... cgi-' 3. BOB ESLINGER Junior, 175, Left End Letterman '55. exam Jace 7?45 . , ,fm JL- ,I , 3. 4 C 3 I wt ,Jr ' DENVER MARLIN W g 1 Junior, 138, R' ht E d 94.129 Letterman 'sslg n LARRY WYATT Junior, 162, Right Guard . V Letterman '55. , ' ,, ,- - rf'l,i'.,1 ff.-P . ., ., . .' ,, -1..- -'1' ' sr ..-' '- ' gt-. 5. . 4:,'.A.. .I . 5.--' A , , ..3 234' ,,,,.-....--,-.ul ' f-1. f f 3 m' I .FZ ' an , 4 i . . -3,55 SCHED 0 - s J f 1' . gham 12 t -fs . . 0 . , ' .. 'qi YYLQNRI3' A .J N32 YI .' ,fr 61950 33 Hagkexx , . 1 if . 6:1 i. Sea an ..- .' . Seam 0 Wa go 6 . ff' .'Z - seamen 40 XN awe iz .- -I -,f-i eaman A0 Q-sage 1 ., -. S 311.0311 Sabelfha O 1 f' . - 3-'3: V. Se it ,- 331-f 1. ' Seafnan -:'.E3 ', 61,- F4'Qv1'. , .' : Seaman V5 . . . ' .--fm ' ' ' 'B -1 fi 'fl '..i'.-:T-Af--l f 2 ti 'Q-'L'-'ZZ'-'th ' ?5fv,:,i:JuQ:?ic I-'-.Ding v SEASON TEAM TOTALS -11 f9 liij 7 ' 4' N ' ' First Downs Points Scored Rushing Yardageft Passing Yardage Passes Attempted Passes Completed Passes Intercepted Punts Punting Av e rage Penalties Yards Penalized Fumble S Lost Seaman Opponents 133 65 264 2568 381 44 20 6 9 28 55 395 9 60 910 349 74 21 3 25 26 40 216 12 . 3 I aatlaff game! In A L l T VARSITY SQUAD FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Perkins, Peel, Armstrong, Marlin, Carlisle, Eslinger, Hammond, Winters, Paramore. SECOND ROW: K. Kessinger, Sessions, Brady, Hogbin, Towslee, Whiteman, Campbell, Wyatt. BACK ROW: Coach Bernie Bierman, Wall, Green, L. Kessinger, Meacham, Hoffman, Rees, Kingman, Assistant Coach Gerald Haney, Manager Chitwood. .,,...,n i . an as .T B-TEAM FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Coach Bernie Bierman, Trickel, Lough, Brewer, Nelson, Williams, Farley, Tarwater, Andrews, Sutton, Assistant Coach Gerald Haney, BACK ROW: Saia, K. Cogswell, Clarke, Niemackl, Marshall, B. Cogswell, Mills, Milliken, Mitchell, Cummings. iw Yfeeaag Larry Brady was crowned Homecoming King b Queen Sandy Saia, October 14, 1955, before the football game between Seaman and Washburn Ruralq . Larry and his attendants, Larry Hoffman and Leon Winters, were chosen by the Pep club. To top off a successful evening Seaman was victorious 'over Washburn Rural, - . 400 agua? Sv Sandy Saia was crowned Homecoming Queen by King Larry Brady, who presented ' her with a bouquet of red and white carnations. She and her attendants, Doris Glasgow and Mary Lou Frey, Were chosen f otball squad. Doris and Mary Lou were presented ' h mums by the King's attendants, by the o corsages of whlte chrysant e Larry Hoffman and Larry Brady. I I -li .xv 11 H1 ,L - fn- xl.. ,f 4 ' f Q Wmzez Zawya, ,, , , , gaaiellczif 7620191 cage ' N' Guard, BILL MEACHAM, Semor, 6 2 , Center, LARRY LARRY BRADY, semfnggs Sclicapmnn Letterman '55, '56, co-caprain. Le,,ermL:5SigvGfR. Senior. 6, F '54, '55- ' ' 56, Co-C .' Orwafd Lellefman aPIam, TIP-OFF TIME! ecwan 7m,bzaue4 ,W......un i K 5 5, JIM PARAMORE, Junior, 5' 6 , Forward, KARL KESSIN Letterman '54 '55 '56 Center Len GER' Sophomore 6'1 us--' 0151 -' , , , , OWN' SOPhom v erman -56. 1 lf2 DICKBR '55 m56- Leuerman ' THE BATTLE FOR THE BALL Wawdtq guna! FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Frank Peel, Manager , Bob Eslinger, Dick Brown, Coach Gerald Haney, Denver Marlin, jim Paramore, Don Chitwood, Manager. SECOND ROW: Larry Kessinger, Karl Kessinger, Bill Meacham, Dick Green, Jim Sessions, Larry Brady. SCHEDULE Seaman 63 PRE-GAME CONFERENCE Se aman 71 Seaman 57 Seaman 46 Seaman 58 Seaman 51 Seaman 61 Seaman 51 Seaman 57 Seaman 54 Seaman 61 Seaman 58 Seaman 60 Seaman 53 Seaman 60 l 8 O FOR 1956 Hayden St. Marys Holton Washburn Osage City Wamego Haskell Hayden Effingham Holton Washburn Osage City St. Marys Wamego Haskell ' 6 lil S3533 - ff , --.5 5 ecaad 7mm and feaewea FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Castle , Andrews, Cummings, Jenkins, Milliken, Brewer. SECOND ROW: Morse, Tarwater, Griggs, Johnson, Voelker, Williams, Cole. THIRD ROW: Saia, Thierry, Cogswell, McCain, Marshall Towslee, Whiteman, and Coach Bernie Bierman. COACH HANEY PONDERS A NEW PLAY TIME -OUT STRATEGY f fm X is 81 ' f Q w Lv F s 'ge' ,qw H1 fzdngggme I I ' CROSS-COUNTRY TRACK SQUAD FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RXGHT: R. Senseo, D. Bowman, D. Griggs. SECOND ROW: V. Arbogasr, L. Moore W. Trickel, D. Brown, Coach Gerard Haney. 11174 MILE RELAY: Karl Kessinger, Larry Brady, Jim Sessions, and John Milliken. eamaa Sinead 880 YARD RELAY: Karl Kessinger, Morris Jenkins, Jim Paramore, and Ralph Radford. WEIGHT EVENTS: FRONT ROWQ Larry Brady, Noel Campbell, Richard Green, and Larry Hoffman. SECOND ROW: Bob Cogswell, and David Whiteman. 84 ,add an ' dew MEDLEY RELAY: Dick Brown, Morris Jenkins, Larry Kessinger, and Ralph Radford. Q x - .4 H Am HIGH JUMP, POLE VAULT, BROAD JUMP: FRONT ROW: John Cummings, Ralph Radford, Dick Brown, Norman Armstrong, Jim Paramore. SECOND ROW: Jim Sessions, Larry Brady, Larry Wyatt, and Richard Kingman. 85 at HIGH AND LOW HURDLERS: Jim Paramore, Karl Kessinger, and Norman Armstrong. ivfmvi 1f'iAf'2,--' - X f ss We 4 R? Us-B mae guard T ' - R rrr: FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Sutton, Manager, Cummings, L. Kessinger, Marlin, Radford, Lough, Hogbin, Barnes, Eslinger, Hammond, Perkins, Jensen. SECOND ROW: Assistant Coach Bernie Bierman, Chitwood, Stewart, McCain, Cole, Harvey, Deeter, Rogers, Armstrong, Brewer, Milliken, Paramore, Campbell, Coach Gerald Haney. THIRD ROW: Hoffman, Brown, Mitchell, Griggs, Thurber, Green, Wyatt, Cogswell, K. Kessinger, Whiteman, Sessions, Kingman, Brady, and Jenkins. fl lx Coaches Geral.d Haney and Bernie Bierman admire third place trophy. THESPIAN TEA WELL IT S LIKE THIS OFFICE ERRAND GIRL SMASHED TOE, MAYBE? x Qx moi? YEGV WAITING AND RELAXING? x 50 91 I ' YEA, v1K1NGs, FIGHT!! DAISY CHAIN 1 - 5 . ff? I f llllllllllll THE TI-IINKER SANTA CLAUS? OR JUDY? LIBERACE AND GEORGE? GAD! ON THE BUS TOP? A ,.,,,. I A A I .LIL ALLLI TESTING FOR HEARING Y 1 ' ni V' gls as r-r 991 l vJF?.sw, fy .. W, ... un -., 13 we -Q' ali --:Lg HX f x f 5 We , a mmeacemenz! ecmwlcda I SORE HEAD97 Y. FIVE FooT FIVE T BOYS' ANSWER TO BERMUDAS 6 1 ?? FINAL TESTS--YIPE! , ,:L, TOO MANY SUPERVISORS ACROBATS L M: 'ffflf F, ,E ON WINGS OF SONG AWAY IN A MANGER EASY DOES IT! 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Spark Plugs Retreading 1 I H ,S ,, Y -. , A ly ' 'E - A ' 6' :2ta3fSjm.Sj p n f S, 't J. ill! - W S' ' f I V 12 S , WX f1, ,fg 21 S ' s I S 5, f I I. if NWI. 1,7 ,A ff ' l fy ,wif ' ' IS SU' 22' X Y l 11 y 5' 2 , K W6 ' 7 Will!!! .. 'Eta ' 1, I 3' x ui.. V SS ff? O 0000 It is with the feeling of genuine pride that we offer our congratulations to the class of 1956. . . pride in your accomplishments, in the scholastic and athletic records you have achi d eve , in the examples you have set for future classes. May your graduation day be a memorable one--and may your paths to the future be paved with the success you so richly deserve. gona! OZIUCL., 641:56 0 '56 SRTH TSPEKA MEHCHA TS ASS. Congratulations to Seaman High CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS' School on expanded educational facilities. Organized labor 1S Best wishes stems from an adequate and pro for your future success LOCAL 307 UNITED RUBBER, CORK GOLDEN RULE LODGE 490 A F 8: A M aware that a strong democracy per education. LINOLEUM AND PLASTIC WORKERS OF AMERICA, C. I. O. -A. F L N Tyler 8: W Lyman 1603 NORTH TAYLOR IS PROUD TO BE A PART OF THE COMMUNITY. CONGRATULATIONS, CLASS OF '56! It is an honor and a privilege to extend to you our sincere and best wishe the future. Whatever your field of endeavor, may you find continued success and happiness. GOOD LUCK! SKINNER'S NURSERY wi. ,Vw X? W HENRY MANUFACTURING NORTH SIDE WRECKING MEAQHAM o 1 G A , mu M RRRR I r I GEORGE SMITH GARAGE 5, E 'L --.. Eg '. 1f Ubi Q' saggy? Ig , -1,Lx -H, M '21 1. , T xw RAMSEYIS SUNFLOWER MOTEL SERVICE STATION MEACHANUS BUY-WAY .. gdlfy saoar E Q-.4 5. ,l: v ' vffy n Ligz f:,, SUTTON'S FOOD CITY SHERMAN'S FEED STORE TENPENNY CAFE 1 Q.. , KAW iii , H1 TL ,v,M.:,: . , . I ,O,. -E ,E V , H FFF' . F ' R . T E FFFFE E s . ' DON'S CONOCO SERVICE C T ACE MOTEL KAW VALLEY SKE1-,GAS Rex A. wright D, C, ix WRIGHT and ZOELLER CHIROPRACTIC CLINIC um:uTF' zoe Topeka Bm-1. Topeka, Kansas Office Phone 47724 R. D. Zoeller D. C. TTTTT TAET N ,M BILLINGS ' RGS- 53358 GABRIEL H1-WAY SERVICE LUMBER COMPANY Res. 53608 1,- ff? PI-IILLIP'S TEXACO SERVICE I NOD AWAY MOTEL ! I ?iis'i3Ef .if L munluxt ' ..,, iilifflliiiifiw '--A ' -' '-'- -'-A ----'11L' 2 ' L'QL- W -' I ' x A , J an BELL-BOY COURT , . K, . 11-'Q C ATHLETIC BUILDING BUILT BY RINNER ONSTRUCTION CO. ' I L Q Harry W. Glasgow ,, .,AVE,iE k,Vk - A 4 I E A TANK WAGON SALES 3 8 A ROACH HARDWARE K PHILLIPS 66 PRODUCTS Phone 3-2036 MINUTE MAN CAFE xxx . LEWIS SERVICE STATION LEIIZBE A ZER CHER BOOK COMPAN Y QEFINERY ru Yu HOL DIREET FRU N ELSON S TANDARD S ERVIC E I-EWS ssnvlcs SHOREY DAIRY I-IOLLER'S SERVIC E ,,':-...W MICHAEL'S GROCE RY P OINTER MOTEL SIP ES GARDENS PHILLIPS TEXACO SERVICE BILL PICKETT 66 SERVICE BLE1ER's MARKET ' ll ll ll, ff?- MQ f pg ' Hmsns m f E R A , :sl ilagx, ' E5 i R M VTE, A Hu? 4 MDAISKY R?'i,. Y 1: . tw.. . V :P , , Y 'S+ QATAR A i 'K ROY FREY'S 4'--A M ' W'-'A 7 A BAR-F-WESTERN A Rl HOHNBAUM GROCERY 5- HILLER'S DAIRY Yr My W -Y -.fa R, D- ,'. ' f.. 5 i gxxg X M CXXSE' n : N. 5 8 A SHIELDS D X SERVICE - ,X . ..,-----v fl f. LAZY-U MOTEL KAW LUMBER COMPANY Yunsooxs