Seaman High School - Seaman Yearbook (Topeka, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1958 volume:

me PUB IQHED BY QEAMAN 1958 Tr-IE EAIQJBOOIQ QTAPI: OF 4 SEAM N raumu me-n Qouom Nom ropemx ICANQ Q DEDICATIO MISS EVA B. JOHNSON ALGEBRA, GEOMETRY, TRIGONOMETRY . . . these solid fundamentals of mathematics have been ably taught by MISS EVA B. JOHNSON at Seaman since 1927. As she retires this year, we of the l958 Yearbook Staff feel it is a privilege to dedicate this edition of The Seaman to Miss Johnson as a token ot' our respect and appfeciation For her years of loyal service and conscientious teaching. A great many grad- uates will remember her sincere interest in them personally and in their education. ln the words of Henry Adams, a teacher never knows where her influence stops. 2 A PEEIC INTO Ti-IE PAST... iT WAS A MEMOTZJAB LE YEAR SEPTEMBER Honor Pep Club formed Classes began--September 4 Total enrollment--446 New teachers: Mrs. Virginia Haning Mrs. Dorothy Woodburn Mrs. Mariorie Bales Y-Teen Book Sale Yearbooks distributed-- Autograph Varsity Senior Class rings arrived Viking Club Get-Acquainted Party Football Assembly Student Council organized OCTOBER First place in F.F.A. Leadership School Homecoming K.U. Testing Program Tuberculosis tests Magazine sales--53,742.28 sold NOVEMBER Football--Mythical City Champions and Jayhawk League C0-Champions Viking Club party Vocal Music Festival Student Directories sold Football Banquet Thanksgiving vacation Seniors chose graduation announcements DECEMBER F . H .A . Daughter-Mother-Grandmothe Quarterback Club All-Sporrs Banquet Christmas Music Program Christmas vacation JANUARY Highway Patrol Safety Program r Tea 3 W. P.A. Week Viking Club party WIBW TV quiz program began FEBRUARY Y-Teen Heart Sister Week Measurements for caps and gowns F.F.A. Parent-Son banquet Jayhawk League Speech-Drama Festival Y-Teen Sweetheart Hop Basketball Co-Champions MARCH Band Concert District Music Festival Instrumental Music Festival Pep Club Roundup Party District Speech-Drama Festival APRIL Junior-Senior Prom New cheerleaders chosen City-wide All Sports Banquet Band Party Thespian Troupe reorganized State Music Festival lnter-Class Track Meet MAY Senior Sneak Day F . H .A . -Y-Teen Mother-Daughter-Tea' Final examinations Class picnics Baccalaureate-May i8 Honors Assembly Commencement - May 23 66 Seniors graduated YEAIZBOOIC STAFF CAPTUIZEQ Business Manager Editor-in-Chief Art Editor Seniors Assistant Business Manager KWASSVM-47V Staff Secretary Assistant Business Manager P1'0dUCfi0U Manager N Time is a sort of river of passing events, and strong is its current. No sooner is a thing brought to sight than it is swept by and another takes its place, and this too will be swept away. --Marcus Aurelius Classes Administration Sports Editor WWW MMV Photo Editor . :bla Q 1.- - .- Q31 iff sr ef 1 ' ' 'r?,,',4.i ,QL Rrarxmj BMMLQJAW' , Jluvffydw Mad kzayout Editor , SPeCi-31 Events COPY Editor F-UTUIZE MEMOIZJI EQ LIKE OLD PHOTOGRAPHS, MEMORIES FADE AS TIME PASSES. The memories we have captured with our cameras and our pens are presented on the follow- ing pages of The Seaman for l958, so that your remembrances will always remain vivid. It is our wish that as you glance through these pages, you will recall your classes, teachers, the crowded halls, noon-time activities, fun-Filled parties, exciting sports seasons, and perhaps, too, the departing seniors. We sincerely hope that many times you can relive YOUR year at Seaman High. WZ.ZMQ.a4 Advisor 5 XWPW TAFI? Tl-IEQE VHGING-I-Q BEING HONOR! TO Tl-IEMQELVEQ AND QEAMAN 0 BILL HERMANN JACKIE SLA WSON JANICE BROWNING Valedictorian Salutatorian MARGARET MacARTHUR F.F.A. State Farmer Girls' State JUDI ADAMS JOHN MILLIKEN F.H.A. State Homemaker Boys' State MAYLENE CHANCE WAYNE TRICKEL F.H.A. State Homemaker Boys' Stare 7 PIZOGIZEQQ IQ OUIZ MOST IMPORTANT PIZOJEOT NEW FACILITIES MEAN FURTHER OPPORTUNITIES for Iearning. Costing approximately S60,000, our new west wing wiII be ready for use next taII . To prepare for the expected greater enrollment, the wing wiII contain cz Iarge, Iaboratory-type home economics room, three standard-size class rooms, two rest rooms, Iockers, and a custocIian's store room. MR. CHARLES D, LOGAN Principal: Twenty-seven years Teacher: Thirty-eight years Tl-IE MEN BEF-HN OUIZ ADVANCEMENT WE WIS Board of Education for their efforts to educate us not only in the three R's, but to help us become responsibley upright citizens. Because of expanding enrollment ne f H TO THANK our Principal and the , w ac- ilities are continually added to keep up with the increase. Our administration is responsible for the improvements as well as the daily routine in 'our d ' e ucatlonal program. 9 MISS DORA WILSON Art Junior English Art Club Sponsor Senior Class Sponsor MRS, MARY BISHOP Speech English General Science Journalism Y-Teen Sponsor MRS. MARGARET EPPS Physical Education Biology Girls' Counselor Majorettes Sponsor MR. DAN EMRICH American History Constitution FA GU LTY PEJOMOTEQ MR, MARVIN SMITH Vocational Agriculture Junior Class Sponsor F.F.A. Sponsor MRS. VIRGINIA HANING Librarian Study Hall Special English Club Sponsor Economic Geography Viking Club Sponsor MRS, DOROTHY WOODBURN Shorthand General Business Psychology Business Law Freshman English Pep Club Sponsor MR. RICHARD LAUFFER General Mathematics Drivers' Education Freshman Coach Freshman Class Sponsor D fizf wflf 9+ :g g 2 . .. W 1 i 2 li Q, Xi .ww w J 'QA K Q gt' in ur, . f MfQf' .qs ,Q g ,W ww ef' il .Ali M-..,..,..,. 'lf-m,.,,W 4 5 E 'S 3 2 .' Q SA '-Aff Mu mwmp-,L mvvmaslf' -Mqwsm, mf , Q f N Q 1 fu WM. V isp -,Q TEAVIN G TO Y if A' A, Q ' . ' a ' if I .. WU 2.-.Q-. :'- B. Broadbent J. Adams M. Betry H. Billings S. Baile . E, K,,.,....,1 BB B B B sf iv .Q WLPBM' 'V' . - g pgg .C B B sf ef. B B K B R. Browning S. Carroll M. Brun gardt D. Cottle S. Buch BE V vga J. Browning 1' I . Pres. Vice-Pres 5? 118- ' ' ' K J. Harpe if 4 .J b if 1, 5 meier M. Chance R. .mer MC. Filby A W! Y K 'E ai -. 'vug -B BBB' - ,,, , 1 'A C . - '. - . Q- is 1 if M . ., 4. . LL, , I U nf .,, B7 my W A , ' ' . A W - .1 7 ' - - Y LQ Y B. Davis E. Cuevas F. Gilliland B. Kline C. Galligher K. Givens D. Meacham J. Dodge B .'x F . C gg' ' ' V . B M. Culver , J. Hedstrom M. Hood M. Deurmyer N. Ketter K. Hudkins R. Easum J. Flesher V . .si , . ::- . 1 t f- i . K V i. . . ... .. jf B' ' .x , .fi . r 1- BB L BBB M. Burns M. Griffin R. Gordon D. Kabriel C. Eyman D. Goodnow I Hays B. Dudding ' , K: in . .QL2I .,, f ii. N ui - . ,,. ,E E ,,.K - I. - . 'K :t-V- 'G . 5 . B . .1 .. . . , 4 P v K . , M B ii . B' 'Z' 3-1' I- Lindberg M. MacArthur M. McLucas C. Brown J. McNort on C. Koch L. Marken D EM O 0F24-XT! Sec, Treas. Q . - ssif W. . , 1 23. K Q Q . K X .. 'F f v 1 a as M 'WIP ' 9 55. it 1, av qw: . 1- 1. .gist 7 T .-E. . 5 5 kg 'Ts ,H Ml' Q V '., sf' ! i ...W-. winter. Tayl' 'lan C. Harrop L. Miller R. Miller L.Mitchell is lv- :Q .1 ., ,. , , .,AZlZ .. 5ii:'if-fi 2 ::.-if -:ff Ef.i7..if'f 1 1 -w,..':g.. . . :fm ij'-,Q '-T is' ' f . A X 5 K G. +1 . 1 .. . W fx C. Moore P . Morse o o J A.. . K ohhAo, L h:,lo .I I mm Ah I Q . at .. A - :El kkrb 5 . . Mk tisie, -. kr tk --yn . D. Russell J. fple J. Sabol J. Strimple J, Nowlan R. Saia J. Slawson J. Senner J . ol, .9 R is . at aw 'W . S' f . - .... Q ::, . EL .-::: 5 'Z .. e . . I S Qifif f 9 J is .... Q ,- fs . . J iliii . :-Q ' -.' is L -. f'f 'f gi J :' ' --., Q . J J .e e E. Merchant S. Michael L. Shreffler N. Means R. Schwermann C. Olden J. Overstreet T. Rise J E i i I ..'s Lk . iimkf T J K ' 4 '.. 2 ,,,,. - X ,..,. . , :--- H K 'zg' Aft . -P , ., ffl D. Shambaugh S. Rhoades P. Priddy T. Sutton R. Scritchfield L- St1'0bel ' , ' .. 1 . W -' 'L L 55. Q 5, . . . J 5 las . ' ,V ' A A A I J WJ V A ...f V Lu nm 5. . . 1 :LI :-- . - kqk V V. E? 2 'lv JK 2 is is B a ff? f J. Parnell L. Scarbrough R. Ward K. Vandiver B. Wright S. Vandiver A V F . . . . I .. 2 . .. ' f . ... 'J J .M of l J J. pi ? 71 . : . ,S ette J etees l .ss RS.. ' J . sw sl. stts M. Williams K. Waters S. Whiteman A. Weibel D. Whiteman G. Williams D. Priddy v. Pickett 4 B . Thomas J. Wilson 63. . if . f s. 5 3... fe. is .f D. zeferjahn . . Q , ..,:. gy SEAMAN'S NEWS AND VIEWS 95 N , -tri rl . .sr it V , -Q Q is 'fuss Laurel Lfynn Strobel E itor item' 1 Marna Culver News Editor -- s 3 Q K Nancy Corn Feature Editor Judy Nowlan Social Editor ' Q Janice Browning. Asst. Editor OLIPPEIZ STAFF REPORTING SEAMAN'S Wx NEWS and views has been the i purpose of the newly-formed 1 , L Q journalism class. y Learning better news- Q in writing techniques from . textbooks and gaining Karl Kessinger practical experience by working on the CLIPPER, the staff publishes the cur- rent happenings on the local school scene every three weeks. ! sw Wir? Gary Brewer Reporter Sports Editor Maylene Chance Reporter iff ' . :S 2 - -f 1 tip? 7- 1 f,:i?5L55Q-V ii,' K I w kgr y k . Russell Jensen Reporter L as 11 Helen Browning Reporter This year's CLIPPER staff hopes that they were success- ful in printing accurate news about Seaman's. . . . . . . . . . . . Z! X QI X I, I X If f 0 f f X ff! QI X X 5659? ff f X X! I I I If If f E 'I .,,,, 7'I, , Lf. N -X f J : ?'1..a4.-fi fwfh ACTIVITIES FUTURE HOMEMAIGEIZQ REACH soil, P105 ' - M Clenny Sabol, Clark' Tiiggp DeHart, Hays' Sessions' Hood, C ' . Blosseff ' ow Bates CroPP- Sennehsfjrigaker. Michael' Gaulgher, FRONT R 1 ' - un, CK ROW: Sh-U-TDP TCUPCHHY' BA HarriS, Eyman' Pr octor Self. Heston' FRONT ROW: Chance, McLucas, Garton, Crawford, Sherman, Dodge, Senner, Butler, Adams, Lindberg, H b ' - u bard, Splllman. BACK ROW. Hedstrom, C. Brown, Harper, Sherman, Nowlan, Broadbent, Jacques, Hoffman, Filby, McNorton, M. Brungardt, Bailey, I. Brungardt, Broxterrnan, Fisher, D. Brown. Ser Towslee. 13, .si his 6 Janice Browning President . ,, ,V,,, Karen Vandiver Secretary 1- G '51 r if .,... K ' Harriet Billings Vice,-President TOWARD NEW I-IOIZJIZONQ fi 1 Sharon Vandiver Treasurer FRONT RO W' Rid Hudkins Pr' Seway, Den . 1 dd S fmyer sk- Mnch 11 1 Y, trobel, T 1 , inner, Brow. e , Thomas, Carpenreiy2Z11iACKROW:Freglniiai: Vandiver, 3, Vandiv ' r, ' ln, e , - - Shreffler, Ketter KOChOverstreer, Harvey rMBr111ngs, Srrimple ' 1 Merchant ' C3118 Tarull I . ' 0' FRONT ROW: Hankamer, Priddy, Haning, Davis, Fleming, Slawson, Holder, Desch, Wagner, French Chenoweth, Fleeman, Kingsley, Easum. BACK ROW: Olden, Shafer, Givens, Palmer, Southard, Scritchfield, Stock, Moore, Sample, Mather, P. Griffin, M. Griffin, Bolejack, C. Harris, DeHart, J. Harris, Browning. ALWAYS IMPORTANT. FUTURE FAIZMEIZJQ OF AMERJIOA FRONT ROW: D. Doel, R. Dinger, B. Hermann, R. Browning, G. Fleenor, B. Thompson, L. Marken, D. Priddy, M. Smith, W. Johnson. BACK ROW: K. Kingman, R. Skinner, I. Maxwell, L. Buswell, C. Wooster, G. Smutny, I. Nicoum, I. Cooksey. The Seaman F.F.A. officers as a team were second high in the State Informa- tion Contest, competing with 200 teams. Mr. Glen Allen is welcomed into the Seaman Green Hand Initiation Larry Marken was high individual in the State F.F.A. Information Contest, com- F.F.A. as Honorary Chapter Farmer at the pei-ing with 1200, Annual Parent-Son Banquet. TO Tl-IE STABS Tl-IPJOUGI-I SCIENCE K ir. EH. - : ' s.. ,YV K ni. ox l X' as I X it is ' M. Jenkins , y A Vice-President R. Easum President . , V , 1 ,. ., z at V. gin A x x x l 9 JV WW., 6 ' -: ,- :: , . - zi' It V -. T. Sutton '46 , E . , Secretary-Treasurer 'qs 1 xml Sir in 'K ig K n ., use if R. Schwermann K hp I as I. Thierry ' 'T r gf., www.: , , -,,' 5,.1:Q.fns..s ,fr . W, fr Q ' ' . . W , SJ .F Ava .fila- new W. Farrell M. Betry D. Grey .5 A r r s l e ,.t., X ,lf J . Z 1, 2 V V 1 K. Probasco B. Garrett H. Hafenstein 21 EXPLORER, SPUTNIK, JUPITER-Cp missiles, rockets and satellites. With these, the world has become increasingly aware of the importance of science in our future progress. ln Science Club, promising students develop their extra-curricular interests by making experiments, giving demon- strations, working on projects, and viewing technical Films. Trips to Chicago were earned by four enterprising Science Club members by entering prize projects in the Science Fair this year. Y-TEENS it emcouraaee 'E Laurel Lynn Strobel Mary Jo Deurmyer President Vice-President ,-.'!.'.. Carla Moore Devotions O in Judy Parnell Music FRONT ROW: DeHart, Puett, Galligher, Stonebraker, Filby, Kline, Frey, Parnell, Heston, Self, Bates, Harris, Corn. BACK ROW:Cott1e, Lemon, Lesser, Brown, Hankamer, Harvey, Cuevas, Chance, Sessions, Strimple, Nowlan, Whiteman, Sherman, Harper, Hedstrom. FRONT ROW: Billings, Shelby, Butler, Shelby, Palmer, Southard, Sigg, Blosser, McClenny, I Sherman, Fleeman, Flemin , Clark, Moore. BACK ROW: Bolejack, Furman, Prosser, Garton, 1, 5. 8 , MacArthur, Feyh, Chenoweth, Carpenter, Davis, Shafer, Harrop, Slawson, Sanaker, Haning, Jeaneane Frey Givens' Social BLL A js Margaret MacArthur Inter-Club Council CI-IIZIQTIAN Sherry Taylor Roberta Carpenter Secretary Treasurer FRONT ROW: Culver, DeHart, Kingsley, Tenpenny, Easum, Towslee, Mitchell, Thompson, Tarullo, Martin, Ridgeway, Griffin, Cuevas, Griffin, French. BACK ROW: Olden, Beckley, Koch, Michael, Shreffler, Weibel, Browning, Spillman, Smith, Wagner, Hays, Browning, McLucas, Kingman. FRONT ROW: Lindberg, McNorton, Dodge, Senner, Hood, Zeferjahn, Broadbent, Jacques, Eyman, Holder, Sample, Scritchfield, Stock. BACK ROW: Strobel, Skinner, Priddy, Senner, Cropp, Currey, Sabol, Thomas, Hoffman, Keller, Miller, Flesher, Kohl, Merchant. FELLOWSHIP Judy Ridgeway Program Pat Fleming Publicity ' E ,bug WIT? . Ioan Harper Service Janet Stock Inter-Club Council 'Far p- wr-W--N A- 'wwe-4---we W , L. ,,-W... .. I '1 f ,W .Y. g, I INTEIZEQT lN MANAGEMENT OF MONEY DOLLARS AND SENSE draw interest and student investors to operate the school bank. After purchasing stock at a dollar a share, a student is eligible to become a teller. Operating through the Kaw Valley State Bank, the amount of money handled since i927 has increased from S3000 to approximately 536,000 a year. Not only does the bank teach wise handling of money, but its ser vices are available for all clubs, organizations, Balley and personal accounts A 'M' M Deeter gr Sa Eyman K Hudk1ns wigs L Strobel WW? its 1 J Maxwell D Pr1ddy B Sk1nner 5 'fix il .SPA T Sutton J WIISOH C Wooster VIIGINGQ INQPIEJE Q01-IOOL Kessinger Dick Brown President Vice-President xi: .. , Q 2 gi . . 5 1 Ml , ff isilf ii - , . in rj ' fl? l L' ' A ' V iggtr ,. r Ronnie Saia Program Chairman 'liflif . iii ' ,iliiibf :-M. , -- gg,- X 'J 2 . isa afi . 'f Siaaifha it . r s 1 John Cummings Squad Leader Viking Projects for the year 1957-1958 1. A photograph of Charles Logan for hav- ing the national record of winning 61 consecutive games as football coach at Seaman. 2. Seaman Athletic Field sign 3. Track Record Board forthe gym. 4. Movie films: Homecoming football game Seaman-Hayden basketball game 5. Whirlpool and tank for Athletic Department. A 6. Rubber treads on bleachers in gym. 7. Six all-school parties ADVAN CEMENTQ Gary Brewer John Milliken Secretary Treasurer , 5515.3-CQ' MAN 35 . . is r dir 13 X .5 2 ' . wil Q '1 sk , . Y Bob Cogswell Sergeant-at-Arms David Whiteman 1 Squad Leader Mr. Ernrich and Viking Club Cabinet vuome- otus PLANS PROJECTS FRONT ROW: Cogswell, Kessinger, Hammond, Williamson, Chapman, Mills, Grant, Babb. SECOND ROW: Browning Taylor, Waldy, Perkins, Sessions, Jenkins, Harrop, Reed. THIRD ROW: Shelby, Bowser, Priddy, Mitchell, Coffee, Carder, Williams, Tarwater. BACK ROW: Tolle, Benge, Sutton, D. Cook, Whiteman, R. Cook, Skinner, Marken. FRONT ROW: Saia, Milliken, Chitwood, Lewis, Griggs, McCain, Wright, Adams. SECOND ROW: Shafer, Castle, Lesser, Thierry, Conus, Thompson, Watkins, Voelker. THIRD ROW: Niccum, Hensley, Wood, Chilcoat, Griggs, Zeferjahn, Falley, Keller. BACK ROW: Kesler, Burks, Buswell, Hensley, Smutny, Lampe, Hill, Peterson, Pooler. 26 P0121 QC!-lOOL'Q BENEFIT FRONT ROW: Brewer, Whiteman, Jensen, Wilkes, Wright, Shambaugh, Runyan, McMillen, Easum. SECOND ROW: Towslee, Broadbent, Hudkins, Fannin, Garrett, Hafenstein, Waters, Desch, Grey. THIRD ROW: Kahler, Trickel, Rogers, Cuevas, Goodnow, Hartner, Cropp, Thompson, DeHart. BACK ROW: Jacobs, Antes, Scarbrough, Wilson, Covert, White, Thompson, Brandenberg, Gordon. g .4-4 FRONT ROW: Brown, Cummings, Feyh, Andrews, Baker, Dudding, Taylor, Nocktonick. SECOND ROW: Brady, Cole, Stewart, Hart, Maxwell, Miller, Meyer, Carroll. THIRD ROW: Williams, Nelson, Fleming, Thurber, Cormack, Van Horn, Willard, Billings. BACK ROW: Dinger, Shoemaker, Hollis, Wooster, Lewis, Morris, McDougal. 27 Betty Jean Khne Wm Mama Culver Eugene Ables ABT GLUE Q EPJVEQ Jackie Slawson Joyce Sabol Susan Whiteman Larry Falley President Vice-President S6Cr6ta1'y TICHSIIIGI' SCHOOL AND COMMUNITY art work presents a challenge to Seaman s Art Club Prolects Include Christmas decorations for school, program covers for Baccalaureate and Commencement, and Junior Senior Prom decorations Posters and slgns are requested by other clubs to publlclze theur meetlngs, partles, and programs Varlous community organizations are also offered this servlce To gam msplratlon, the club sponsors several educational trips to ex hlblts of the work of other students and professionals The Art Club, sponsored by Mlss Dora Wllson, has been rn exlstence for ten years As members must frequently fumsh prolects on theur own tame, only those genuinely Interested mgettung experrence whsle serving others are Invited to lom Wt? S-sr' 1.-1 8 Bruce Maus Mar11yn Gr1ff1u JIITI Cole Roberta Wagner Dennrs Grey Myron W1111ams J , . . . . sr, J fi . J nn ' I er a S ,,, so W.. J , a S J: .VIA , fri? ir, gf, ' , ,,., 1 ph q X In up I . V 4 P E'r J - f J J . I , A ls, A r , --K dai T'-r I L' ' J J r a S by J of 'x i' ,rs 1 .. P rressr ss, ' Shrrley Lesser fFirst semesterj Jon Nelson John Tarwater 11111 Th1erry CFirst semesterj DRAMA CLUB IN Tl-IE SPOTLIGHT , EW ..., f Jun g I . 5 ' as '1 1, av' Joan Harper Chic Filby , M Janet Stock y A ,.. - we all as is Pat Od gers A w b Bill Dudding 13' , EF i V e 3 Virginia Pickett , i fj 'M' Patty Priddy Russell Jensen Carol Harrop Wifi: ,, Jo Haning Sherry Taylor 4 'HBS X., -,i , Q ' X f 1... E' 1 Karl Kessinger 1' K QV' , in ,ff-' 5 sr Marilyn McLucas If, Dwayne Fannin Madonna Holder 2.-.::-.':.-f at Xia ,:-.s,psgss5ggg,s.gsxgs-.fs:- V PROM BOOGIE TO 5 Y... .an-ini 'TW A1..sQ3ff?3wz,.ss f?5:3,:f BAND, FRONT ROW: Gillespie, P. Miller, P. Carder, Desch, Strobel, Smith, Krumme, Miner, Wilson, Williams. SECOND ROW: Rise, Chapman, Priddy, Saunas, oidea, Adams, Jacobs, Merchant, Williams, Williamson, Lewis, McDougal, BACK Rows Mr. Blehm, Director, Scritchfield, Wilkes, Skinner, Cogswell, Bailey, Kohl, McNorton, Brown, Miller, Deschner, Cox-mack. ,as, f siis BAND, FRONT ROW: B. Gillespie, K. Probasco, C. Eyman, I. Senner, P. Lewis, G. Carder, R. ' iyl' C hapman, J. Lampe, S. Jacobs, A. Adams, G. Olden, J. Dodge, R. Miller, J. Wilson, G. Williams. A BACK ROW: J. Brown, L. Strobel, Mr. Blehm, K. Miller, P. McCain, J. Deschner. 30 snow Tunes TO QPHZITUALQ GIRLS' ENSEMBLE: G. Williams, P. Griffin, B. Dagis, PR.:Carpenter, L. Strobel, J. Dodge, M. MacArthur, V. Tarullo, P. Lewis, R. Scritchfield, P. Odgers, Griffin, D. Harris, E. Merchant, D. Fox, M. Hermann GVIRLSYPGLEE. FRONT ROW: Mr. Biehm, N. French, s. Miner, P. Griffin, J. Dodge, P. Odgers, M. Lmgren, F. hiiy, Difney, O. Hards, S. Cline, S. Lynn, M. Harvey, M. Griffin, J. Bates, W. Fleeman, B. Kabriel, P. BACK ROW: J. Stonebraker, D. Jordan, R. Lesser, J. Sanaker, S. Brown, B. Skinner, J. Spillman, i' ,B.u'Puett, K. Puett, S. Hubbart, S. Hoffman, N. Renyer, R. Hankamer, P. Shafer, P. Wyatt. 31 QEAMANHQ Mueromrue Aon AN SECOND HOUR CHORUS, FRONT ROW: Mr. Blehm, K. ShrimpIjri,l4,D. Priddy, P. McLucas, M. Senner, L. Meneley, S. Rhoades, C. Mather, J. Weller, K. Epling, D. Harris, D.'Fo5i, G. Williams, I. Senner. BACK ROW: J. Griggs, I. Nelson, D. Chitwood, D. Brown, W. Kahler, B. Wright, Kg Miller, B. Lesser, R. Cropp, C. Coffee, L. Beuchat, D. Fannin, I. Andrews. ' 3 QW! FIFTH HOUR CHORUS, FRONT ROW: Mr. Blehm, M. Hermann, D. Fox, E. Merchant, C. Priddy, P. Odgers, S. Miller, R. Scritchfield, P. Armstrong, K. Puett, B. Puett, J. Clark, J. Parnell, R. Carpenter, B. Davis, C. Galligher A. Mitchell. BACK ROW: I. Brown, R. Willard, L. Peterson, K. Rogers, M. Deeter, W. Artzer, V. Arbogast, J. Cole B. Cogswell, J. Perkins, B. Hermann, L. Disney. 32 GOLOIZ T0 VIICING ACTIVITIES GIRLS SEXTET Peggy Griffin, Joyce Dodge, Verna Tarullo, Pat LEWIS Pat Odgers and Marilyn Griffin. WOODWIND ENSEMBLE: Adams Jacobs, Dodge, and Olden. TWH-2fLEl2JS SPAPJICLE AT GAMES AND ASSEMBLIES Nancy Ketter, Bonnie Thomas, Doris Morrison, Marketta Harvey, Joyce Overstreet 34 OFFICERS AND I-IONOI-'21 PEP QET gvvff f JQTU-iw , ' f e 355 21 9 -' ' if e xif ,. . I V :-,jiri , I 'k m P E ' ' P- W -' IK -- r y Ka Q. if-M121 1 ww my v fx S' if 5 A , V A . ,, me ' I ,W T Q ' Q iff ' , 1 5: ',,'f- H F1 6 2 3?lL'fu?L' YET-5, - 'if 4 'fi r .f asp! wi lf! Z We P ' Q ' Arthm Jean Margate: Mac t Vice .eane prey 9:69661 P1-esj dem X C Susie Koh jliwa Moore Secretary Feasurer HONOR PEP. FRONT ROW: Billings, Bolejack, Frey, Parnell, Carver, Overstreet, Strimple, Hedsrrom. SECOND ROW: MacArthur, Browning, Butler, Harvey, Slawson, Odgers, Taylor, Adams, Deurrnyer, Ridgeway, Tarullo. THIRD ROW: Zeferjahn, Weiler, Moore, Hoffman, Eyman, Holder, Priddy, Ketter, Shafer, Ferguson. BACK ROW: Sample, Givens, Burns, Means, Stock, Davis, Skinner, Strobel, Kline, Harper. 35 PEP CLUB Ol-IEEIZQ P021 GOOD QPOIZTQ FRONT ROW: Culver, Olden Hermann, Kabriel. SECOND ROW: Renyer, Miller. BACK ROW: Self, Blosser, Harris, Prosser, Hensley FRONT ROW: Keller, Palmer, Hards, Cottle, Mclsucas, Massey, Kohl, SECOND ROW: Sigg, Southard, S. DeHart, Scritchfield, Fleming, Chaloupek, Stonebraker, Chilcoat. BACK ROW: L. DeHart, Puett, Sanaker, Clark, V. DeHart, Hays, Flesher, Griffin, Koch, Johnson. 36 McNorton, Priddy, Carver, Browning Wagner, Krumme, Broadbent, Hubbarr, Sessions, Brackerr, ATI-I LET! CQ 'H 4 ' ,.-Q..-.. ...Li X +- fx 5 S L f J 'L 'W U s, ff fx AJ .T f-ISN I-I mr I-Q., I5-M. ..- --.- -- -Ti...-i-.ik ' i, ?,,L+- +i,,is- Q ei QL. i' k- i ...-.Z-....,1 ff he 55, A g ,..h Af Jim Feyh V President Sherry Taylor Secretary GATE RECEIPTS AND GAME SCORES. . .newspaper clippings and records of players eligible for letters. . . ticket sales and game statis- tics. . .these make up the duties performed by the Athletic Board. ATF-I L ET! CJ Mr . Gerald Haney Advisor Jan Strimple Treasurer E O A ED 40 Advisor Mr . Charles Logan Advisor +1 ..., W K 1 sh A x ik mf I , , ' I ,. wx I ,gkfqisw .. - ,Jr I ,MM 4 . I AM. hh ' .39 1 7 ,,,,. HOMEOOMING ROYALTY IZEIG-I-N9 . dxf u '-'s HOMECOMING RECIPE TAKE 450 SEAMAN HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS. Add cl generous pinch of football weather. Sift in a good measure of school spirit and blend in the excitement and anticipation of the can- didates, Judy Nowlan, Nancy Corn, Maylene Chance, Karl Kessinger, Jim Feyh and Gary Brewer 42 OVEIZ GAME AND DANCE bv' NHWWUHMR Stir well for one week. Serve Friday night, October 18, 1957, with 150 Pep Club members in S formation. Fold in a victorious score of 32-13, add a well-beaten Wamego. Decorate with radiant Queen Maylene Chance and gallant King Gary Brewer. Garnish with 'bouquets of red roses and white carnations, but save some icing for the dance. It's a good recipe. Justask the Alums, they all come back for more. 43 1 ' Q - Q 2 i , , . 5 w 1 if . .ff , . QP, , , R Q ,i 3722255 K fl g - f 'fx M. x -fa Rf X in , ,f an JAY!-IAWKJ LEAGUE TITLE DAVID WHITEMAN, Tackle, Junior, LARRY SCARBROUGH, Guard, Weight 205, Letterman '56'57, Sophomore, Weight 170, Letterman Jayhawk League 2nd Team. '57- DAVID PERKINS, Quarterback, Co- Captain, Senior, Weight 175, Letter man '55'56'57, Jayhawk League 2nd Team. MYRON WILLIAMS, End, Junior, JON NELSON, Guard, Junior, Weight 160, Letterman '57, Weight 160, Letterman '57. BOB COGSWELL, Guard, Junior, Weight 180, Letterman '56'57, Jayhawk League lst Teani, Northeast Area lst Team, All State 3rd Team. 1 , ,, . .W W.. -f W.--M -ff- A M41, Ali.,-A, ,,M,.,l , MVT!-HGAL GITY CHAMPIONS FORREST WALDY, Left Halfback, KARL KESSINGER, Left Halfback, Sophomore, Weight 140, Letter- Senior, Weight 165, Letterman, '56 man '57, '57, i I LARRY MITCHELL, Tackle, STEVE LEWIS, Center, Sophomore, IUHiOI, Weight 160, Letterman Weight 170, Letterman '57. '57. JIM FEYH, Tackle, Co-Captain, Senior, Weight 175, Letterman '56'57, Jayhawk League lst Team JOHN CUMMINGS, Fullback, Junior, Weight 160, Letterman '56'57, Jayhawk League 1st Team. FOOTBALL TEAM CDOMBINEQ QPHZIT AN First Downs A Rushing Yardage Passing Yardage Passes Attempted Passes Completed Passes lntercepted by Punts Punting Average Fumbles Lost Penalties Yards Penalized BOB TOWSLEE, End, Junior, Weight 175, Letterman '56'5'1. DRIVING AGGRESSIVELY from Coach Bernie Bierman's rugged single-wing forma- tion, the Seaman football squad won five games, lost two, and tied one, to share again the Jay- hawk League championship. With spirit and determination, the gridders racked up an impressive 2,278 yards gained through rushing for the season, aptly illustrat- ing the effectiveness of Coach Bierman's vigor- ous, well-planned ground attack. Displaying considerable skill in seeking weaknesses in the opponent's defense, the Vikings made teamwork pay off by also winning the. mythical city championship. SEASON STATISTICS Seaman 120 2278 334 52 24 1 1 16 30 . 1 6 23 180 Opponents 60 817 415 75 28 3 21 30.0 19 43 270 48 CHAMPION'S COACH DIVE TO MAKE QUOOEQQFUL SEASON B TEAM LETTERMEN VARSITY SCHEDULE Forrest Thurber Arlen Stewart Darrell Priclcly Wayne White Kenneth Kingman Ernest Meyer Dennis White Jerry Griggs Jim Moon Larry Falley Bill Garrett Dale Shambaugh Ton Sutton Emilio Cuevas Sammy Carroll Bob Wright Dick Billings September 20 September 27 October 4 October l l October T8 October 25 November 6 November T5 Seaman 6 Effingham Seaman l9 Hiawatha Seaman 27 Haskell Seaman 60 Washburn Seaman 32 Wamego Seaman 46 Osage Seaman 26 Hayden Seaman 7 Holton if VARSITY SQUAD. FRONT ROW: Coach Bierman, Manager Chitwood, Milliken, Wall, Feyh, Thompson, Sara Cogswell, Whiteman, Sessions, Cummings, Kessinger, Cropp, Zeferjahn. SECOND ROW: Shambaugh, Trickel Brewer, Andrews, Towslee, Mitchell, Williams, D. Perkins, Nelson, D. Griggs, Lewis, Waldy, Dudding THIRD ROW: Falley, Billings, McMi11en, J. Griggs, Stewart, Carroll, Priddy, Moon, Thurber, Assistant Coach Haney BACK ROW: Manager Conus, J. Perkins, Coffee, W. White, Lesser, Meyer, Scarbrough, Kingman, D. White Cuevas, Wright, Garrett, Sutton. 121 Q-L0 Q-r2,lD ZON QEAMAN 'Q BIG If-IVE EXJPEPJI ENCE AND QICILL TEAMWORK, SPIRIT, AND FAITH in themselves and their pattern of play was the keynote of this year's round-ball aggre gation. Coach Gerald Haney's smooth- working Vikings rolled to one of the best years in recent Seaman basketball history. Featuring smooth ball handling, ex- pert outside shooting, and an air-tight defense that held I6 opponents to 46 points or under, the polished and talented Vikes ended the season with third place in the Regional Tournament at Effingham and a I7 won, 5 lost record. Six seniors, Dick Brovlm, Wayne Trickel, Karl Kessinger, Jim Sessions, Jim Feyh, and John Milliken, will be sorely missed when next year's whistle blows for the next season to begin. The graduating members of this fine team have left a great challenge in the record of l958. Photo courtesy of TOPEKA CAPITAL - JOURNAL W WHILE Seaman 55 Seaman 52 Seaman 43 Seaman 61 Seaman 62 Seaman 42 Seaman 58 Seaman 54 Seaman 48 Seaman 65 Seaman 57 Seaman 54 Seaman 47 Seaman 35 Seaman 52 Seaman 62 Seaman 58 Seaman 37 Seaman 46 Seaman 29 Seaman 34 Seaman 60 EAIZNING FOUIZ NEW hAaur HiH Luckey Hayden HoHon VVashburn HaskeH Osage City VVamego low HoHon Hayden EfHngham HoHon VVashburn Osage City Sf. AAarys VVamego HaskeH BonnerSpHngs DeSoto VVamego HoHon VVashburn Tourney Elisfrict Tourney Regional Tourney TIZOPI-HES DICK BROWN, Senior, Height 5'9 , Letterman '55, '56, '57, '58, A11 Jayhawk League, A11 Northeast Area All State Honorable Mention HAROLD TOWSLEE, Junior, Height JOHN CUMMINGS, Junior, Height JIM FEYH, Senior, Height 5'1O 5'11 , Letterman '57, '58 5'1O , Letterman '57, '58 Letterman '57, '58, Co-Captain VIOTOIZIOUQ VIICEQ DISPLAY SPEED AND ABILITY VARSITY SQUAD. FRONT ROW: L. Chilcoat, P. McCain, K. Kessinger, W. Trickel, J. Sessions, H. Towslee, J. Feyh, J. Cummings, I. Milliken, D. Brown, Coach Haney. RESERVE SQUAD. FRONT ROW: Kesler, Voelker, Hill, Broadbent, Taylor, Skinner, Babb, DeHart, Watkins. SECOND ROW: Assistant Coach Bierman, Thompson, Harrop, Lampe, Hendrix, Brady, Cuevas, Shambaugh, Scarbrough, Assistant Coach Lauffer. THIRD ROW: Dudding, Lewis, Coffee, Maxwell, Williamson, Griggs, Waldy, Wright. BACK ROW: Griggs, Cogswell, Saia, Lesser. 54 54, M I . . ff if ' ' '--' 2, S-flex ' x iifsfv , 5 , 21:2 1, 'Yu l' -4? M u GINDEIZQ FLY FEJOM NEW TPJAOIC TRACK SQUAD. FRONT ROW: Sessions, Miller, Dudding, Brown, Wright, Arbogast, Cummings, Whiteman, 'Trickel, Milliken. SECOND ROW: Schafer, Williams, Voelker, Grant, Rogers, Desch, Cogswell, McCain, Kessinger, Perkins, Meyer, Waldy, Mitchell. THIRD ROW: Assistant Coach Bierman, Manager McDougal, Manager Griggs, Manager Miller, Spangler, Taylor, Thompson, Carroll, DeHart, Shelby, Olden, Pooler, Coach Haney. BACK ROW: Manager Kingman, Cormack, Lampe, Reed, Maxwell, Williamson, Hensley, Hendrix, Huddleston, Brady, Pricldy, Shambaugh, Cuevas, Taylor, Assistant Coach Lauffer. , E l a - .1 if AQ 'MAA .lk j i au... TRACK LETTERMEN. FRONT ROW: Coaches Haney, Lauffer, Bierman. SECOND ROW: Trickel, Miller, Desch, Arbogast, Meyer, Wright, Milliken, Brown. BACK ROW: Whiteman, Dudding, Cogswell, McCain, Kessinger, Sessions, Perkins, Cummings . 56 Q QEAMAN WINS MANY I-IONOIZJQ FLEET THINCLADS RACED to a successful sea- son, finishing eighth at the Ottawa Relays, third at Baker, second at Emporia, sixth in the Regional and second ini the Jayhawk League. Five boys qualifying for the State Meet were led by John Milliken, the leading point maker for the squad. School records were shattered by the following: Karl Kessinger, highlhurdles-l5.5 seconds and low hurdles 20.8 seconds, John Milliken, 440-52 sec- onds, John Cummings, broad jump-20.7 feet, and John Cummings, Robert Trickel, Ernest Meyer, Bill Dudding, medley relay-3 min. 54.5 seconds. 880-RELAY: V. Arbogast, J. Cummings, R. Cogswell, R. Trickel. 57 MILE RELAY: V. Arbogast, P. McCain B. Cogswell, I. Desch. 1958 TFZAOIC SEASON QUCJOEQQFUL CROSS-COUNTRY TRACK SQUAD. FRONT ROW, KNEELING: R. Jensen. BACK ROW, STANDING: F. Hill, J. Maxwell, W. Trickel, P. McCain, K. Miller, L. Chilcoat, D. Brown, V. Arbogast, J. Desch, R. Taylor. STATE QUALIFERSg Broad Jump--John Cummingsg 100 yd. dash, 440 yd. dash--John Milliken. MEDLEY RELAY: Dudding, Meyer, Trickel, Cummings. HOLIDAY MOOD ROUND-UP PARTY REFRESHMENT TIME ..-as'W 'W-v ACK PARADE YPING? CAPS AND GOWNS Y TEEN DIREC TORI ES A NOTH ER PIXIE OFFICE HELPER ppm , E T. E. TESTING , i 6, 1 f v PHYS. ED. EE FOREIGN ART EXCHANGE WOIZICING- I-IAI-ED . . . LE AN LIVING IN QUIZ Qi-was 9 VL Ll' , I x , 0 LYIIJWQQCL 4 P7111 lltfmfkf av , fflr I gli! V2'dlL',' J V Ll if v0 ffm' Mg M 'AVIUJQ 4 0 tybx Ak Xxx!c4bjZ1WJ4?J 0, 1, '1 XX . lj.N.MV,:1 Dfw, I L 1 WMQQ 1 4 is 'S'-- CLAQQEQ FIZEQHMEN Abmeyer J A rmstrong Davis Brackett Ferguson . .New P12111-:Nos Now, Banfield K CCLORS: C C' BBIOWH Blue and J' IOYVH White Colhouer L S BFOWIUHB Collins Burks Ch?11OweIh Grimm , V 11 Chllcoat Hammond is sl a s . ff W A Gilliland l C . , BUSWQ11 Ginespie Gamer Fleeman Fleming MM ' . ,,.. Fi1bY s - Carver Erench ,s xy-2 urman G a rt on ' 1 ' r , tx A D091 ..,., xl B' K Maxx N L: ' C h qz q V Cole A g Lz, s . Babb Adams B0 d A e l 2 s PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT C yk C l E M Broadbent Towslee Oo A , C Sl 1 Ables 'K' ' fig 2. .,f, QP' - ,,.. ., -.-, .as A ,,.. , m pg nj .. A, Cooksey Hudkins Q il! C0TI'H3Ck Jacobs - ' .Q M W mu x g.e'e Crawford Johnson ,gifs sss ' Kabrie1 ' N J . l A s s s s 1 s , I L 5, , h . 4 'C ,. C 1 C f Q . .' - 1 C my f ,..' ..,g - ',,,- fps ,M CISSP Kesler C ' h .Q . C C ul l L', V Cuevas Kingsley ul L 1- , . I . K A : ,.-e .sl Cul-re McDougal 7 C 'Q f gill' y 1 ,,,, :,. : : -:,: 1 o , Xl of ' N - of ss.s. so so V 2 I A 1 I f l 'ALACV U Easum A 5, D 2 ' L:' gikgggwz ' H31-ds L- DEHHIT - - . Harris L' DeHart ' - 'I ' ,..,. I Q e, f S-7 Hendrix . ,, l ' :'. ss l M i? is sssv Dm sl M W . Dmger . C H ' . A D. Hensley 3 Z. ' :' ' V S. Hensley ., -'1' W f ' C ff I A el s 1 llilelflmalm F. DeHart I msky. H l . In C' al 'C fi ssl' ,Z lzsls wi f' -1 . C 2'- . , s 'Cl Zi' s McNeill TRUE FRIENDS EVER Pooler B. Priddy C. Priddy D. Priddy S. Priddy Tenpenny Overstreet C . Thompson Peterson L. Thompson Setchell Sherman Shoemaker Skinner Spangler Spillman Tarwater ' lil' 449. Tibbits sw km: s rrEr 5 S McLucas Maxwell Meneley Miller Mills Russell Schafer MOTTO: senner A Job Well Begun ls Half Done Nocktonick Olden Krumme Lampe Lemons Lesser P Lewis Q f l ,- , Hart .1 Z: V? z Grant ' s rrli' 1 r l ', H F?Yh SECRETARY TREASURER H111 Brady Mitchell Kohl B. Massey C. Massey Mather Prosser G. Taylor Randall R. Taylor Reed Van Horn Wagner Watkins Renyer Frey Rogers Welch A Whiteman Wilkes Willard J. Williams S. Williams Williamson Wyatt Voelker 2 Lindsey Lynn a n Alexander Antes Ammon xl, 'A xv fix ' Af'- X, Billings Blosser I 'of -Q' K . 2.53 Brungardt Q' 'll . e , Beckly Highsmith Abbott Bailey ag, r lv is x Bond W K ff a Clark r Brown y N Cline n r ijt- 35:3-.V -H . ' H- ' U .4 y , -. 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Marken Knoll McC1enny Kingman Lewis Meyer Lindberg D. Miller L. Miller P. Miller QOPHOMOEJEQ . . .ANOTHER YEAR, ANCJTHEI21 STEP R. Miller Olclen COLORS 1'i r ns Pink and Whife gm-5, X f 'Stl pl W 'E fruit 'bi- jig 1 T S S Q L 7 v T Pink Rose ..', '17, r X, .. Platz Perkins Probasco ' L:'L g L V m. 1 M OTT O -'if' : - - f.', if 1 ',kk'i 2.'VrfI',:Tif2.155I5327ff5l5ff7l5iA?f:f?. . K lKAl' V L: iV ' mhVA !mLVy LV h A L ,Emf . Jerry Griggs Your Blgness May Qf Well Be Measured ee , BY The Llffle Thmgs ,'Q' :- YOU'fe Willing To Do p ,ss X we , Wx K wg S W 1 E ff.- ' INV. Xzgeig mg-S9 X-A 1-f, ,-.Big .fy .- .5 .,.r,L,,.i Priddy B. Puett K. Puett Proctor T ki S S P S on e E3 VICE-PRESIDENT T' 'e'e' 1 ' ' T - '- T' 'ee' - ,,., rr Sharon Vandiver e ooo W e eeo Z . , 5 2 eoo 1o,, e',' l o1,, elee m,oo Nz? F . .K - P k ggiziifggkglg I LVE1 13 mr A L ' . Rhoades Shafer Self Sanaker Senner A SECRETARY Judy Palmer iw' Scarbrough Southard Simpson Smith Sigg Smith TREASURER Carla Moore Shreffler Vandiver White Stevens St. Clair Waldy Spencer Shambaugh Wilson Wright Williams Tice B. Thomas D. Thomas Ward liazn P sPa iii ,,,., Ez: ieii rrssn J T ,PV' , 5 rfiii .'r'P i,P 'r.' V T T ris se T , P T ' ssssn T p v ' ' ' V- 1 wif, P -r r',A1 i' - Lvq aih hire- .. X ..-, is i 45 'ii ' Shrimplin Thompson Weibel Wood Wooster Wright McNorron Wagner Zeferjahn Stonebraker 'FV M , -1, . y yt is tar tuu , ai Harper C . Harris D. Harris Hedstrom v sv z , 1 3' 'K 1' r vp' F, tm . - f Dooley Eyman Falley Fannin ii in 3 lr Q Zig ia 'Q ,Q . 1 Q- .hi W : 4.0 ,S 5 i ls' x,A.1 5 fe'. i:2 is x 4. Y , ,. ,K 1: .r ' 3'9 'Yer Kari 'FE' 5' M A M ,J 53? 3 t . ,- ,pi ,, ' rf Holder Hollis Hudkins Jacques . .,', - , , ,ww X iw' : .2 1 H 5 F qi wr 3 it 5 r X tw: r E K ' . Z F . enne lax Furman Griggs Hafenstein Hankamer As Frey Carver COLORS: Green and White F -ii N - . :. ' :'i W , , .h1' -Q Fl, eirr .. X 'ii ri 5 2 L,.hL '.. Q C ixi' 2 ,A A 'K Billings Burns Bolejack Campbell FLOWER: Green and White Carnations Jumorze . . . PAQT Aooompusnmeme Arbogast Collins Furman Farrell Ferguson Figgins PRESIDENT I Whiteman ,F 1- - Chilcoat Means fj Clifton L. Miller 'iii fi' K ' Cogswell V. Miller SECRETARY LW C rr l li Mitchell M , Simpson Waters Alli' in Stewart Werler 7 Q A R N il 2-'- . Parnell ' S sa.t F irst ,ltti ' i p pp , pppp p X' ffl C. f I - ,' ' ' -1 Em, ilee Fti i iit ' F 'li' liiiee : t sw K S abol ii i if - - V S a mp le Toney wg iir,1 S Bailey Baker Benge Betry 5 F X , 5 . 'vi ,Ja perils, ,Q , - .X iet , Ee. jf VVE t if , F eitr a ' i': g l -j'jL.' .. ii W iti 2 S R f 1 4 li Cook Cotrle Covert Cuevas Culver -1, F y , X 'WR' A M -,,. s'i me 'dl ulssssm. t risers 1, - xi- gk 'N it CV ,zti t C. ,. V ippt 5. W 1 .1 -s 1- . 'fx' sir: 6' I fiynliilis r fu- Efkfia f-X.. a H ' 3 MOTTO ' Zeferjahn Stonequist Schwermann Overstreet Scritchfield . ri. sss Eff ': A ' . me .ri ' ' wif SF. 'vI- X I ., K at i X 8' sa i i ' 5 VAVYA -' in ,I -V I 121' 'VV fir M z T ,NY Castle F ilby A ' . sr s 2 r ' ,S 2 Q.. Foofprmfs On The T sii r Sands OF Time 1 ss r ' T re 0 0 e Y 1 222 ra .ml taxis f e K . 11. SIT mg Down Chaloupek Wyatt Chenoweth Stock a r .rf 1 if ysss i T uw ra e Sessions W , Sherman I r T T T , L llfl it ' f W ,ri or ,.,s W is sy, X-Q sf f' 1l2'A V Davis Jensen Whiteman Kahler Z s i h Deeter Johnson Peters Keller Q gfyj if DeHart Harvey Priddy Ketter -- H Morse Runyan K Desch Kabriel Cole Kline , 5 Navarre M. Williams V r'Vi E? ,iw Nelson Pfeffer i n , fm Nowlan D. Williams 'i'sf V ' VICE-PRESIDENT r A s - V A - Saia 'f T' 5 lri gs rs , v ri 4, Nt, ,5m,s Ei'f Taylor 'fovglee Broadbent ' g -f., , Tarwater Trickel Simmons A - 5, V lker ' . -' Sutton oe Strimple or -'.:::, r', A T - -'- Q ,. K' g if: W s TREASURER 'A - Cummins? - ii ! K McCain Thompson Bond 'gf McMi11en Thurber Tibbirs 1 an K 3:5 I 2 if r T i -.u,e- -mwr 'f ., Ki? Q Q . 91 U65 gunioz Cyan of Seaman cvlfigfl Safioof 'lEqLLE5.fi Wm ,bzsasncs af M.-5 fbimzaz Banca Qmlay waning, 0411-ref ills fur.-:nity-fiftg :seven-fgiztgzj fo sflsvsrz. Ofafocfs QQHHQWQ CJ?oof Qaulm WWW? f ?'F4 sg- ,,. PROGRAMME Welcome To Seniors . . . David Whiteman Response fo Juniors .... Wayne Trickel Greetings from Faculty . . Mr. Charles Logan Wie af' if -L rf? 4 'l H919 f '1'ae ' 71:-al'5 f?.1' f a jg f MENU Fruit Cocktail Swiss Steak Baked Potato Buttered Green Peas Tossed Vegetable Salad Hot Rolls Butter Milk Coffee Ice Cream 3 c 5 SHS nf if 5 V X - f U pdf' ffwvfgiffifi . Siawisfzfris if ifsgiggt, gqggmmi N ,N aww gffiw Q E N I 0 LQTQK .. X '-- f 3 X ' -1 ' ' We F Q-.. Q ff TN 7 ...375-ky' lg,-F U Q-i - .f x T I X ff , X T ' i?,,W-r-Q? VSA ,ff 1 Qc fly! We by X '- V MVEQ, Ls df' s X - VQYQQQA 1' f .,f .ff -,' X Y 4 9L2W 7 , f .---- X Lx ' A J x K A f X' t ' , ff. f -ig ,, f Q A ,ff f hsh gill N W 1 1 ZW' 31- Z fa kgg '+A ff f :-i J E QJ? Q, .fa r xx fxny Z1 f..-if ' X' 'E WO L --:f-N--'11 Q -'sf f ,N Vi W t2f-Y xxx ,If-M ,,. Fl w r -QX at-Qu t ' A 'wick QENIOIZ QNEAIC DAY , --frzgefehmf ,.,..,XL,.,.,h dd Photo courtesy BEECH AIRCRAFT CORP SLEEPY-EYED BUT EAGER, the Seniors boarded two Continental buses at 5:00 A.M., May 5, l958. As the buses headed for Wichita, those who weren't thinking about sleep were anticipating breakfast at the Turnpike restaurant. With renewed spirits and full stomachs, they arrived in Wichita, ready for a day of fun and frolic. Beechcraft was one of the highlights of the day. After a guided tour of the plant, they returned to the buses and proceeded to the bus station. Everyone went uptown for lunch and an afternoon of various activities. At 6:00 P.M. all boarded the buses and headed for Joyland Amusement Park. l0:30 P.M. ls it time to go already? was suddenly heard from all sides, as the Seniors piled into the buses at the end of a perfect Sneak Day. 72 F' rs fl rx 3 f rx fx I1 ai Bxgfvmdf' v-wg .l K if 1 af s. T fy Sf if :f -,. ,Q W bb, u. R fx EN W . T I 4 an J v.,.,,,, . ,aj ,-'ky ,l I x P! af it Tw H! I YQ if N 3 , 'Q '.. me eeemume AND me emo... MOMENTS NEVEIZ FOIZGOTTEN IT STARTED .... It started in the fall of '54, lt started with 83 eager freshmen confronting mazes of unknown faces, lt started with new studies, new teachers, and strange classrooms. It started with President, Gary Moden, Vice-President, Verna Peterson, Secretary, Jim Andrews, and Treasurer, Mary Jo Deurmyer as class officers, with Miss Marvel Cox and Mr. Marvin Smith as sponsors. The year was filled with moving from the old building to the new, football games, assemblies, all school parties, a class picnic, and a class skating party. President, Maylene Chance, Vice-President, Mary Spangler, Secretary, Margaret MacArthur, and Treasurer, Patsy Hammond led their class of 79 sophomores as they enioyed a successful football season, a class Halloween party, and a picnic at Lake Shawnee. Junior-Senior Prom, choosing class rings, a class dance, and a picnic at Lake Shawnee were highlights of the Junior year. The officers of the 7l-member Junior class were Wayne Trickel, President, John Milliken, Vice-President, Nancy Corn, Secretary, and Karl Kessinger, Treasurer, with Mrs. Hazel Gooch and Mr. Marvin Smith as sponsors. Senior rings, winning football, basketball, and track teams, school dances, assemblies, parties, and the Junior-Senior Prom were appreciated even more because of the knowledge that they would be the last, for at last, the eager freshmen were poised seniors. President, Wayne Trickel, Vice-President, Gary Brewer, Secretary, Janice Browning, and Treasurer, Jim Feyh, with the rassistance of Miss Dora Wilson and Mr. Bruce Frederick, planned and directed many activities during the busy year. lt ended with a fun-filled sneak day in Wichita, the last class picnic, and honor assembly. lt ended with Baccalaureate, where the realization of our future responsibilities became apparent. lt ended May 23 when 66 seniors in white caps and gowns marched through the daisy chain to the strains of Elgar's Pomp and Circumstance. lt ended with the hope that we might reflect through our life in the community, the nation, and the world, the training that we have received as Seaman students. IT ENDED. 74 QFEW' 5+ E ul , ..',: ,. , if - ' iemifsi .5 at fszzztf' , :fs take, - si I iss ' . a w Wgrsgggglsa at w esgtgiv , 153.155-7 'it y Sis, JANICE BROWNING The highestwisdom is continual cheerful- ness5 sure a state is always clear and serene. --Montaigne Yearbook Staff 45 Yearbook Editor 45 Senior Class Secretary5 F.H.A . 1, 2, 3, 45 Student Council 2,3,45 A Cappella Choir 15 Madri- gals 25 Girls' Ensemble 25 Mixed Chorus 1, 25 Girls' Glee 1,25 Sextet 45 Pep Club 1,2, 3, 45 Honor Pep 45 Clipper Staff 45 Room Captain 25 Thespians 4, Thespian Treasurer 45 Drama Club 45 Y-Teens 1,2,3,45 F.H.A. -Music Chairman 35 F.H.A. President 4. SENIOIZ LEADEIZS TAICE ON IZESPONSIBILITY WAYNE TRICKEL Keep cool and you command everybody. --St. Just Senior Class President5 Junior Class President5 Student Council 25 Freshman Basketball Team5 Basketball Co-Captain 45 Basketball Letterman 2nd Team 25 Basketball Jayhawk League 2nd Team 45 Track Letterman 35 Boys' State 35 Junior Concessions 35 Viking Club 1, 2, 3, 4. JIM FEYH Keep a good table and tend to the ladies. --Napoleon Senior Class Treasurer5 Boys' Ensemble 35 Mixed Chorus 45 Boys' Glee 35 Athletic Board President 45 Football Letterman lst Team 3,45 Football Co- Captain 45 Football Jayhawk League lst Team 45 Freshman Basketball Team5 Basketball Co-C aptain 45 Basketball Letterman 1st Team 3, 45 Basketball Letterman 2nd Team 1, 25 Homecoming Attendant 45 Viking Club 1, 2, 3, 4. MOTTO: The Foundation Of Life ls Built With Bricks Of Character. FLOWER: Yellow Rose COLORS: Blue ancl Yellow GARY BREWER Men, like bullets, go farther when they are smoothest. --Richter Senior Class Vice-President5 Mixed Chorus 1,25 Boys' Glee 1,25 Football Letterman lst Team 3, 45 Football Letterman 2nd Team 25 Freshman Basket- ball Team5 Clipper Staff 45 Homecoming King 45 Viking Club 2, 3,4, Viking Club Sec- retary 4, Viking Club Squad Leader 4. QEAMAN I-HGH, OUIZ FAIIZ SCHOOL, MARGARET MacARTHUR Now goodness heightens beauty. --More Bank Taller 3,4g Bank Book- keeper 3,4g Yearbook Staff 4g Yearbook Business Manager 4g Sophomore Class Secretary, Y-Teens 2,3,4, Y-Teen De- votions Chairman 3, Y-Teen Inter-Club Council Representa- tive 4g Student Council 2,3,4g A Cappella Choir lg Madrigals 2,39 Girls' Ensemble 3,45 Mixed Chorus 1, 2,-3g Band 1, 2g Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Pep Club President 4, Honor Pep 4, Girls' State 3. DENNIS GREY Let me live in a house by the side of the road and be a friend to man. --Foss Science Club 3,4, Science Club Treasurer 3, Freshman Basketball Team, Art Club 2, 3,4g Viking Club 2,3,4. MARILYN BUTLER A loving heart is the truest wisdom. --Dickens F.H.A. 1, 2,3,4g Y-Teens 1, 2, 3,4g Pep Club 1, 2,3,4g Honor Pep 4. CLARENCE WALL So many worlds, so much to do, so little done, such things to be. --Tennyson Football Letterman lst Team 2,3, 45 Football Letterman 2nd Team lg Football Jayhawk League lst Team 3, 4, Basket- ball Letterman 2nd Team 1, 2, Track Letterman lg Viking Club 1, 2, 3. QEAMAN I-HG!-I, WE SING TO YOU: WS A an 'Z''5ffSfl52QgiifQ?'f2iii3Q3FtiWi'5ff5' ssfzgigilfgfargs gkigeisqqrf'-rr,-Vff:1ffwrr5z:Q?igsllrfb--Siifaifg,vrssilQi??!z!Wf:r 1 mer r rw, an Q W -4425. 2 -Mahi?-asks 45,1--1 -,w35r51-1 mann- :ff 55 H:1!5l:5'21 23155QlirgnligfifiisliilS2293229?52252555S5M5Qil5S5R555Siiiiieiifizsizegssfmailfeiizizzfssrruzrf DONNA MARTIN The game of life looks cheerful when one carries a treasure safe in her heart. --Schiller Yearbook Staff 4g F. H.A. 1, 2, 3,45 Y-Teens 1, 2,3,4g Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Twirling Corps 2,3g Majorette 3. MARY LOU LINGREN A light heart lives long. --Shakespeare Y-Teens 1,2,3g Mixed Chorus 1,25 Girls' Glee 2, 4, Band lg Pep Club 1,2,3,4. QFS?53Zg.s2,:s 2 fiffifgggs, -1 .r,.r..f.V s-,lsr .s r JIM THIERRY .. S - d' d crence when well igeste . . 5 is nothing but good sense and reason. - -Stanislaus Boys' Glee Club 3g Science Club 3,4g Arr Club 3,4g viking N Q is JUDY NOWLAN Keep your face toward the sunshine and shadows will fall behind you. --Unknown Yearbook Staff 45 F.H.A. 1, 2, 3,45 Y-Teens 1,2,3,4g Student Council 2, 3,4, Student Coun- cil Secretary 3, Student Coun- cil Treasurer 45 Mixed Chorus lg Girls' Glee lg Pep Club 1, 2,3,4g Pep Club Vice-President 3, Cheerleader 4g Honor Pep 4g Clipper Staff 4, Home- coming Attendant 45 Room Captain 1. CJHEEEANG ON, LOUD AND STRONG, BEVERLY SKINNER She is pretty to walk with, and witty to talk with, and pleasant, too, to think on. --Suckling Bank Teller 3, 4, Yearbook Staff 4, F.H.A. 1,2,3,4, F.H.A. President 3, F.l-I. A. Social Chairman 4, F.H.A. Reporter 2, Y-Teens 1,2,3,4, A Cappella Choir 1, Mixed Chorus 1, Girls' Glee Club 1,4, Band 1,4, Band Social Chair- man 4, Swing Band 2,3, Drum Majorette 2, Band Queen Attendant 4, Pep Club 1,-2,3, 4, Honor Pep 4. IMOGENE BRUNGARDT 'Tis only noble to be good. --Tennyson Sheridan Community High School 1, F.H.A. 1,2,3,4, Y-Teens 3, Pep Club 1, 2,3,4. GARY SMUTNY To God, thy country, and thy friend be true. --Vaughan F.F.A. 1,2,4, F.F.A. Reporter 1, Viking Club 2, 3,4. SHERRY TAYLOR Innocence is like polished armor, it adorns and defends. --South Yearbook Staff 4, F.l-I. A. 1,2, 3, 4, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Y- Teen Secretary 4, Student Council 2, 3, 4, Student Coun- cil Secretary 4, Athletic Board Secretary 4, Pep Club 1, 2,3, 4, Honor Pep 4, Junior Concessions 3, Prom Committee 3, Drama Club 4. COACH AND TEAM TO VICTORY. lf 1 - , 1.. semf:.r-was,,w-if..-wt.,.s,.1t.t1:f,,.y-1,4-My Leitrim, 1--t tag- fs: f7.:t-as-fay,-iz gmlisa-yrs:-if.rvisfsg-z1,,q figs? wet' remtsgfr saszigrfkixirsafi Lcfagftwrrsgg ,mast-.,,.:su VERNA TARULLO How much better is it to weep at joy than to joy at weeping. --Shakespeare Freshman Class Vice-President, F.H.A. 1,2,3,4, F.H.A. Social Chairman 3, Y-Teens 1,2,3,4g Student Council 2,3, 4, A Cappella Choir 1,2g Madrigals 2,35 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Glee 1, 2, 3, 4, Sextet 45 Pep Club 1,2,3,4g Pep Club Secretary 13 Honor Pep 4. BILL HERMANN Tools were made and born were hands, every farmer understands. --Blake F.F.A. 1, 2,3,4, F.F.A. Sentinel 4, F.F.A. State Farmer 45 Boys' Glee Club 2, 3g Track Manager 35 Junior Concessions 35 Viking Club 1, 2, 3, 4. ALBERT E. CASTLE lf fame is only to come after , death, I am in no hurry for it. F.F.A. 1,23 Mixed Chorus 1, Viking Club 4. --Martial gs- ,wa we 7,545-yt, ,z':ifff'5s4sv A121-fir. MAYLENE CHANCE She moves a goddess, and she looks a queen. --Homer Yearbook Staff 45 Sophomore Class President 2, F.H.A. 1, 2, 3,4, F. H.A. Program Chair- man 3, F.H.A. Treasurer 2, F.H A. State Homemaker 4g Y-Teens 1, 2,3,4g Student Council 2, 3,43 Mixed Chorus lg Girls' Glee 1, Pep Club 1,2, 3,4g Cheerleader 3,45 Honor Pep 45 Clipper Staff 4g Home- coming Queen 4g Room Captain 2,3. BED AND BLUE, OOLOPJQ TIZUE, JIM ANDREWS A deep, genuine, heartfelt sincerity is a trait of true and noble manhood. --Sterne Bank Teller 1,25 Bank Vice- President 35 Bank President 45 Freshman Class Secretary5 F.F.A. 1,2,3, F.F.A. Treas- urer 35 Mixed Chorus 45 Foot- ball Letterman lst Team 3,45 Football Letterman 2nd Team 25 Freshman Basketball Team5 Basketball Manager l5 Viking C lub 2, 3 , 4. 'Q MARILYN MCLUCAS The blush is beautiful, but is sometimes inconvenient. --Goldoni Yearbook Staff 45 Y-Teens 2, 3,45 Student Council 2, 3, 45 Madrigals 25 Girls' Glee 25 Pep Club 3,45 Art Club 35Iu1'1i0r Concessions 2,35 Room Captain 35 Drama Club 45 Girls' En- semble 25 Mixed Chorus 2. CAROL LORRINE HA RROP To be happy is not the purpose of our being, but to deserve happiness. Fichte Roosvelt Junior High 15 Yearbook Staff 45 Y-Teens 1,2,3,45 Student Council 3,45 Madrigals 25 Girls' Ensemble 1,25 Mixed Chorus 25 Girls' Glee 1,25 Pep Club 2,3,45 Room Captain 45 Thespians 45 Drama Club 4 . DICK BROWN Too low they build who build beneath the skies. --Young Mixed Chorus 2, 3,45 Boys' Glee 15 Basketball Letterman 1st Team 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball Jayhawk League lst Team 45 Track Letterman 1, 2, 3, 45 Viking Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Viking Club Squad Leader 3,45 Cross Country Track Letterman 253, 45 Viking Club Vice-President 4. MAY WE FIGHT TO ICEEP THEM BRIGHT: LAUREL LYNN STROBEL A kind heart is a fountain of gladness making everything in its vicinity freshen into smiles. --Washington Bank Teller 1, 2, 3, 45 Yearbook Staff 45 F.H.A. 3,45 Y-Teens 1,2,3,4, Y-Teen President 4, Y-Teen Program Chairman 35 Student Council 2,3, 45 A Cappella Choir 15 Madrigals 2, 35 Girls' Ensemble 2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 1,35 Girls' Glee 2, 45 Accompanist 2, 3, 45 Flute Trio 35 Piano Duo 45 Band 1, 25 Swing Band 2,3, 45 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Honor Pep 45 Clipper Staff 4, Clipper Editor 4. KENNETH TOLLE The rule of my life is to make business a leasure and leasure m business. P i P --Burr Football Manager 25 Junior Concessions 35 Viking Club 1, 2, 3, 4. 239511511545 ig Mry,5, ls- is . MICHA EL Lswrs Respect is what we oweg love W what we give. --Bailey Conway Springs High School 1, 2,35 Boys' Glee Club 25 Band 15 Football Letterman 2nd Team N, K0 25 Football Letterman lst Team 35 Basketball Letterman lst Team 35 Basketball Letterman 2nd Team 25 Track Manager 2, 35 Viking Club 4gLCtICIl'1'13l'1'S Club 3. MARY JO DEURMYER Whoever lives true life will love true love. Browning Yearbook Staff 45 Freshman Class Treasurer5 F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Y- Teen Vice-President 45 Student Council 2,3,45 A Cappella Choir lg Mixed Chorus 15 Girls' Glee 15 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Honor Pep 4. Tl-IEY'I2JE WAVINQ o'er2J,r1or2leveI2l Moms. DAVID PERKINS A noble man is led far by a woman's gentle words. --Goethe F.F.A. 1, 2, Band 2,3,4, Band Vice-President 4, Swing Band 2, 3, 4, Football Letterman lst Team 2, 3, 4, Football Co- Captain 4, Football Jayhawk League 2nd Team 4, Freshman Basketball Team, Viking Club 1, 2, 3. RALPH M. EASUM . Happy the man who has been 1 able to learn the causes of things. --James Student Council 2,3,4, Sci- ence Club 3,4, Science Club President 4, Science Club Vice- f President 3, Freshman Basket- sf ball Team, Art Club 2, Junior 2 Concessions 3, Viking Club 2, 3 4. HELEN BROWNING In each cheek appears a pretty dimple, love made those hollows. --Venus and Adonis Bank Teller 2, 3, Bank Cashier 4, F.H.A. l, 2, 4, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teen Secre- tary 3, Y-Teen Treasurer 2, Pep Club 1,2, 3,4, Clipper Staff 4. NANCY CORN Mingle a little folly with your wisdom, a little nonsense now and then is p1easant. --Horace Yearbook Staff 4, Junior Class Secretary, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 2, Girls' Glee 2, Girls' Sextet 1, Band l,2, Pep Club 1, 2,3,4, Cheerleader 3, 4, Majorette 1, Clipper Staff4, Homecoming Attendant 4, Honor Pep 4. ' sexes , Eire 51 iff. , P.-E ---- , , F0121 OUIZ DEAF: OLD QE-AMAN I-HGH PA T uzvvrs The highest graces of music flow from the feelings of the heart. --Emmons Clearwater High School 13 Conway Springs High School2, 33 Sophomore Class Secretary3 Y-Teens l,2,3, Y-Teen Sec- retary 2, Y-Teen Music Chair- man 33 Girls' Ensemble 43 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Girls' Glee 1, 2,3,43 Accompanist 1, 2, 3, 43 Clarinet Quartet 2, 3, 43 Band 1, 2,3,43 Girls' Sexret 43 Piano Duo 43 Band Social Chairman 43 Swing Band 43Pep Club 1, 2,3, Pep Club Vice- President 33 Band Queen 43 Woodwind Quintet 2,33 Pep Band 1, 2,3. CECIL WOODARD Every man's life is a plan of God. --Bushnell Oskaloosa High School 1, 2, 3. BURLE SHELBY Never trouble trouble till trouble troubles you. --Anon Bonner Springs 1, 23 Band 1, 2, ' A 4g V'k' C1 b 4. 1 mg u f -, rr, f ,1 fir-if. AQ? A 3335 PATRICIA ODGERS If there is anything better than to be loved, it is loving. --Anon Lindsborg High School lg Y- Teens 1, 2,3,43 Drama Club 43 Y-Teen Inter-Club Council Representative 33 Madrigals 2, 33 Girls' Ensemble 2,3,43 Mixed Chorus 2,3,43 Girls' Glee 1, 2,42 Girls' Sextet 43 Pep Club 1, 2,3, 43 Honor Pep 4. QEAMAN HIGH, OU!-Z FAH21 SCHOOL, KARL KESSINGER Don't care how many, but whom you please. --Syrus Junior Class Treasurer, Mixed Chorus 2g Boys' Glee 2, Foot- ball Letterman lst Team 3,4g Football Letterman 2nd Team 1, 25 Basketball Letterman lst Team 2, 3, 4g Basketball Letter- man 2nd Team 1, Track Letter- man 1, 2,3,4g Clipper Staff 4, Homecoming Attendant 4g Viking Club l, 2, 3, 4, Viking Club President 4, Viking Club Squad Leader 3,45 Drama Club 4. TERRY ANN PEEL Her eyes as stars of twilight fair, like twilights too, her dusky hair. --Wordsworth F.H.A. 1,2,3g Y-Teens l,2,3 A Cappella Choir lg Mixed Chorus 1,3,4g Girls' Glee 1,43 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4. MORRIS JENKINS Be noble in every thought and in every deed. --Longfellow Student Council 2,3g Science Club 3,4, Science Club Vice-President 4g Freshman Basketball Team, Track Letterman 1,2,3g Junior Concessions 3, Viking Club 2,3,4. VIRGINIA PICKETT Never idle a moment, but thrifty and thoughtful of others. --Longfellow Yearbook Staff 4, F.H.A. 1,2, 3, 45 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 2,3,4g Mixed Chorus lg Girls' Glee 13 Pep Club 1, 2,3,4g Honor Pep 4g Art Club 3g Room Captain 3g Drama Club 4. is ifllhk' I T551 4' fv5'1Xl 5'Wmi. i Q52 3: : -. itll 7LE.Y:Zf2?'f55 55l'i?ffv 7 5 'flffiffiflfrls523:5 QEAMAN F-HGH, WE SING TO YOU H Q,-W -,--- :rr ' 11' is JIM SESSIONS My eyes make pictures when they are shut. --Coleridge Football Letterman lst Team 2, 3,45 Football Letterman 2nd Team 15 Freshman Basketball Team5 Basketball Letterman lst Team 3,45 Basketball Letterman 2nd Team 25 Track Letterman 2,3,45 Viking Club l, 2, 3, 4. DORIS JEAN MORRISON She walks in beauty like the night. --Byron F.H.A. l,2,35 Y-Teens l,2,35 Mixed Chorus 3,45 Girls' Glee Club 45 Pep Club l,2,3,45 Twirling Corps l5 Majorette 2,3, 45 Head Twirler 4. DIANE JORDAN ' The heart's hushed secret is in the soft eye. --Landon Central High School, St. Joseph, Mo. 1,25 F.H.A. 35 Y-Teens l, 2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 35 Girls' Glee 45 Pep Club 3. JOHN MILLIKEN everytime we fal1. Squad Leader 4. Our greatest glory is not in never falling, but in rising ilZK3l'frs5SI3 r frqggggfzgregr. mar .W ,.t.,,t,a, asfssrifwrf ,, ., 15515 .. ..... 5. 'islrgiiilliii . seilfit5tr1rS,z riflliflltliiia zssagaliar Qifzqirbgzgi' :llifx 9 .fir rssgiflfgrrfgz lgarhgrgaa fi we if. sig arssfirfliilelr sara I r-'.-r . at .fl is I esiziftlgsifxi iiifliiisity. --Confucius Yearbook Staff 45 Junior Class Vice-Presidentg Student Coun- cil 25 Football Letterman 2nd Team 25 Football Letterman lst Team 3,45 Football Jayhawk League lst Team 45 Freshman Basketball Teamg Basketball Letterman 2nd Team 35 Track Letterman 2,3,45 Boys' State 35 Viking Club l, 2, 3,45 Viking Club Treasurer 4, Viking Club OHEEIZING ON, LOUD AND STRONG, JUDY RIDGEWAY One of the best uses of originality is to say common things in anuncommon way. --Klopstock Crane Jr. High 1, Topeka High 2, Yearbook.Staff 4, F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4g Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teen Program Chairman 4, Y-Teen Social Chairman 3, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Honor Pep4 JUDI ADAMS Where did you get those eyes so blue? Out of the sky as I came through. --MacDonald Yearbook Staff 4, F.H.A. 1, 2, 3,4, F.H.A. Program Chairman 3, F.H.A. State Homemaker 4, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3,43 Band 1, 2, 45 Pep Club 1, 2, 3,45 Honor Pep 4, Room Captain 3, Girls' Glee 1. JIMMY NICCUM To culitivate a garden is to walk with God. --Bovee F.F.A. 1, 2,4g Junior Concessions 3, Viking Club 2, 3, 4. SHIRLEY M. LESSER We are shaped and fashioned by what we love. --Goethe Y-Teens 4, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Girls' Glee 4, Pep Club 1,2g Art Club 1, 2, 3,4g Art Club Vice-President 2, Art Club Secretary 1, Art Club Treasurer 3. GOACI-I AND TEAM TO VIGTOPAA i I , JACKIE SLAWSON Most learned of the fair, most fair of the learned. - - Sannazarius Yearbook Staff 45 Yearbook Art Editor 45 F.H.A. 1, 2, 3,45 A Cappella Choir 15 Madrigals 2, 35 Girls Ensemble 2, 35 Mixed Chorus 1, 35 Girls' Glee 1, 25 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Honor Pep 45 Art Club 2, 3, 4, Art Club Presi- dent 45 Prom Committee 35 Room Captain 1, 2. FREDRICK GILLILAND He has no fault except he has no fault. --Pliny F.F.A. 1, 25 Student Council 2, 3,45 Sci- ence Club 35 Junior Concessions 3. SHARON A, MILLER A fair exterior is a silent recommendation. --Syrus 5 F.H.A. 1,2,35 Y-Teens 1,2,35 Mixed Chorus 3,45 Girls' Glee 45 Pep Club 1,2, 3,4. 3 WILLIAM T, RISE, IR. The eloquence consists in say- ing all that is necessary, and nothing but what is necessary. --LaRochefoucauld Dover High School 15 Freshman Class President5 Student Council 3,45 Mixed Chorus 15 Boys' Glee 15 Band 1,2,3, 45 Swing Band 45 Freshman Basketball Team. DORA LOU RUSSELL Truth person shine who speaks and owns it. F. H.A. 1, 2, 45 Student Council 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 25 Girls' Glee Club 25 Pep Club l,2, 3, 45 Honor Pep 45 Art Club 1, 2, 35 Junior Concessions 2, 3. Qfiisfizs-L, sign fs? 5 as , 525555165152 iissiezff? iiigoszfsfg if ,Q Saghgtging? EQVGEPSQKLQ 192221523 gfffiiz-aa 5 iz J? . , s , 5 5 Wal 55355515 Mlzlsftii as fe-sa - ,,rl,,,,r,, BED AND BLUE, COLOPJQ TPJUE, makes the face of that - -South CONNIE GALLIGHER Her very frowns are fairer far than smiles of other maidens are. - -Coleridge F.H.A. 3,45 Y-Teens 1,2, 3,4, Y-Teen Treasurer 25 Student Council 2, 3,45 Mixed Chorus 1, 45 Girls' Glee 1,45 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4. NORMAN LEE DISNEY No man can be wise on an empty stomach . - -Eliot Mayetta High School 1, 2, 35 Boys' Ensem- ble 1, 2, 35 Boys' Glee 1, 2, 35 Boys' Sextet 1. WAYNE WHITE Everything comes if a man will only wait. --Disraeli Football Letterman 2nd Team 45 Freshman Basketball Teamg Junior Concessions 35 Viking Club 2, 3, 4. xhiqgafis lg FMR 'TE .,.. Muv we mer-rr TO recap Tr-:EM BRIGHT: DON CHITWOOD I have no secret of success but hard work. --Turner Student Council 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 4, Freshman Basketball Teamg Basketball Letterman 2nd Team 3g Basketball Man- ager 25 Football Manager l, 2, 3,45 Room Captain 43 Viking Club 1, 2, 3, 4. EARLINE SHELBY Good cheer is no hindrance to a good life. --Aristippus Bonner Springs High School l, 2, Y-Teens 45 Band l, 2, Pep Club 3,4. DERONDA D. MEACHAM The heart has its reasons that reason does not understand. - -Bossuet F.H.A. 1,2,3g Y-Teens 1,2,3g Student Council 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, Room Captain 4. VERLE SHELBY Club 3, 4. Q I Etiggfggggsisz f2i5z5s?t13iSs? i22ssig2?'?f1,gsi its 5 1 5 sf ,E+ Qs ?Yse.esf- . ,M . ba :staffs su WS? --. it .- ,SLW rfsims Stress 4 . fi limi. . rv sgiitssss his We are rich only through what we give and poor only through what we refuse, and keep. , --Swetchine Bonner Springs High School 1, 2g Y-Teens 4, Band 1,2g Pep Tl-IEYWZE WAVING O'El2f,FOl2JEVEI2J MORE KEITH MILLER If God is thy father, man is thy brother. --Lamartine El Dorado High School 1, 25 Bank Teller 35 Student Council 2, 4, Student Council President 4, A Cappella Choir 45 Madri- gals 45 Boys' Ensemble 2, 45 Mixed Chorus 2,45 Boys' Glee 25 Boys' Quartet 1,45 Band 1, 2, 45 Band President 45 Swing Band 3,45 Science Club 2, 35 Science Club President 35 Basketball Letterman 2nd Team 35 Viking Club 3, 45 Cross-Country Track Letterman 45 Trombone Trio 1, 25 Brass Quartet l,4. Q DONNA BROWN The heart is its own fate. --Bailey F.H.A. 3, 45 Y-Teens 35 Pep Club 2, 3,4. MARY LUCAS Come live in my heart and pay no rent.' --Lover Sophomore Class Vice-President5 F.H.A. 1, 2, 35 Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Y-Teen Social Chairman 35 Student Council 2, 35 Mixed Chorus 15 Pep Club 1, 2, 3,45 Twirling Corps 1, 25 Majorette 3. VIRGINIA WALL I have enjoyed the happiness of the world5 I have lived and loved. --Schiller F.H.A. 1,2,35 Y-Teens 1,25 Mixed Chorus 3,45 Girls' Glee 1, 2, 3,45 Pep Club 1, 2, 3. v F0121 OUIZ DEAR: OLD QEAMAN HIGH LEE SAVAGE Why doth one man's yawning make another yawn? --Burton Meriden High School l,2g F. F. A. 1, 2, 3g Basketball Letterman 2nd Team 1, 2. BACCALAUREATE GLIMPSES -....,,,N JERRY CAMPBELL Every man is a volume if you know how to read him. --Channing Frederick High School, Fred- erick, Oklahoma 1g Abilene High School, Abilene, Texas 2, 3. V 1 al , - . N --1- ' , L, 53, W - ' lf K Q-2:5- 2 -',,l A5 ami: f I W- Vkig ,A-EXW .V i, .4 ..r.f , v MM., . 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