Sedan High School - Trident Yearbook (Sedan, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 58 of the 1953 volume:

sl- .lmg 41. 5 f , v ..:g.. 4, 4 5 3 , , u 4 V 1 r T . ,. 1 ' . ' lx L 5 .. 'QQ 3 Q' '1 x . Q Q HWM 'viii'- ' 2. ' I 1 V I M 4,1 . uldiw Inf! The Blue And White ff Published by the SENIOR CLASS Sedan High School Sedan, Kansas Editor D560 Bea MUHQ Edgar Johnsifl' Sponsored by FIRST NATIONAL BANK Presents Life l'1 on Sidney Walworth From left to right: Dean Beeson, R. Edgar Jo ns , Carolyn James, Kcnhryn Shipley, Robert Burden, Don Miller. K SPOnSored by SIIDAN STATE HANK x xv S 5 u 9 - ,s , 1 ' I X fl A 1 KKXJ, hs 'Q , 2 -' g ,N , Q X ' 'LO ..ff,Z'M'+w-r.. , vlbfvffitgi W . Q l7 'v---,-.-Q-A. - . . , V1 .-sn... . - ' ' .Wm-A,'m W't --+--.... , At Sedan High School Sponsored by N. B. WALL. MOTOR COMPANY EDWIN E. LOWE Superintendent ALMA CASEMENT Secretary Sponsored by SEDAN CITY HOSPITAL THEY DIRECT BOARD OF EDUCATION T. N. MILLARD Principal Sponsored by SEDAN FLORAL CO. Sponsored by KENNETH E. THOMPSON Contractor T. N. Millard sf vq I 'l .fl t Wg :4W ,b,:7-of L' FACULTY Betty Pond Harold Blackwell Al Cerne Hildred Shup tl an Roy C. Comstock Juanita Casement 'Y Paul Bennett Sponsored by ' .' red hy 'perm . C. M. WILLIAMS TI'l'L.l'j AN Cl .I IANHHS Edward V Hudson Frances Dalton Robert Barnes Elsie Trower Q! Xi m f., A In K . rrr il: F ' Arai , w, -V W f Clyde Hiebert Sponsoxed by F. L.. GRAVES JEWELRY EDITH MAE MALONE Jr. Play 3 Sec. Treas. Sr. Class 4 Y-Teens 3-4 Bill Bruner, President. Darlene Fuller, Vice-President. Edith Malone, Sec- retary - Treasurer. SHIRLEY RAE WHITE Band I-2-3-4 Glee Club I-2-3-4 Y-Teens I-2-3-4 yr X A I I I R. EDGAR JOHNSON F. F. A. I-2 Track I-4 Honor Society 2 Annual Staff 4 SENIORS ROBERT R. HINES Football I-2-3-4 Basketball I-2-3 Vice Pres. Soph. Class 2 Jr. Play 3 Glee Club 4 1 I a ul. K D. DEAN BEASON Football 3-4 Basketball 3-4 Pres. Fr. Class I F. F.A. I-2-3-4 Pres. F. F.A. 4 Student Council 3 Honor Society 4 Jr. Play 3 Annual Staff 4 Band I-2-3 Sec. F. F. A. 3 KAY LOREI KINNAMAN Pres. Jr. Class 3 Sec. Treas. Fr. Class I Jr. Play 3 Glee Club I-2-3 Cheer Leader 4 Pep Club I-2-3-4 Y-Teens I-2-3-4 Y-Teen Cabinet 3-4 BETTY JO PARMAN BILLY JOE BRUNER DARRELL E. COE Student Council 2-4 Football l-2-3-4 Track 4 Honor Society l Basketball I-2-3-4 Pres. Soph. Class 2 Jr. Play 3 TI'QClK l-2-3-4 Glee Club 2-4 Annual Staff 4 Pres. Sr. Class 4 Band l-2-3 Student Council 4 Glee Club 1-3 Pep Club 2-3-4 Y-Teens l-2-3-4 Y-Teen Cabinet 4 JOE W. RAYMON Football 3-4 Basketball 3-4 Track 3 F. F. A. l-2-3-4 Treas. F. F. A. 3 Vice Pres. F. F. A. 4 Student Council 2-4 Jr. Play 3 OF I953 Honor Society l Band l-2-4 Glee Club 'l-2-4 Y-Teens 1-2-4 DALE LEON FADELY F. F. A. l-2-3-4 Treas. F. F. A. 4 F. JAMES GATES Football 4 Track 4 Glee Club 2-4 Sponsored by WAHHlNG'S F'UliNlTUHEf DON E. MILLER Annual Staff 4 Band I-2-3-4 -5 . SHIRLEY BETH WARD Annual Staff 4 Band 2-3-4 Glee Club 2-3-4 Y-Teens 4 BUD OBENCHAIN F. F. A. I-2-3-4 Football 2-3-4 Basketball 'I-2-3-4 Track 2-3 PATRICIA ANN SPIRES Sec. Treas. Class I Student Council 4 Jr. Play 3 Band I-2-3-4 Pres. Band 3 Glee Club I-2-4 Cheer Leader 3 Pep Club I-2-3-4 Sec. Pep Club 4 Y-Teens I-2-3-4 Y-Teen Cabinet 3-4 Sponsored by E. M. KEENY'S GHOCERY JOYCE DARLENE FULLER Jr. Play 3 Band 3-4 Pep Club I-2-3-4 Glee Club 2-4 Y-Teens I-2-3-4 Vice Pres. Sr. Class 4 Cheer Leader 4 Honor Society 3 CAROLYN SUE JAMES Sec. Treas. Soph. Class 2 Vice. Pres. Jr. Class 3 Honor Society 2 Jr. Play 3 Annual Staff 4 Band 1-2-3-4 Glee Club l Pep Club l-2-3-4 Y-Teens 2-3-4 Pres. Y-Teens 4 S o sored by FLOYDS' MARKET SYDNEY S. WALWORTH Jr. Play 3 Annual Staff 4 Band l-2-3-4 Glee Club l-2-3-4 Y-Teens l-2-3-4 Y-Teen Cabinet 'l-2-3-4 Pep Club 'l-2-3-4 Pres. Pep Club 4 KEITH R. LOFTIN Football l-2-3-4 Basketball l-2-3-4 F. F. A. l-2-3-4 F. F. A. Reporter 4 NORMAN L. STEPHENS Football 4 Track 4 F. F. A. l-2-3-4 DELOYN W. HUFFMAN Track 3 F. F.A. 2-3-4 GALEN L. HUFFMAN F. F. A. 2-3-4 l Qgfi. O. FAYE McKENZIE ROBERT LEE BURDEN JOHNNY S. EGGEN Pep Club 4 Honor Society 3 Football l-2-3-4 Annual Staff 4 Basketball 3-4 Band l-2-3-4 Track 3-4 Vice Pres. Jr. Class 3 F. F. A. l-2 Band 2-3 Glee Club 4 5P0l'lB0l'ed bY Sponsored by STOCK'S COPPLES LUNCH BETTY LOU LAMB S. KATHRYN SHIPLEY WORTH E. BYNUM Sec. Treas. Class 3 Football 4 Annual Staff 4 Basketball 'I-2-3-4 Y-Teens 2-4 F- F- A- 2 Student Council 3-4 Jr. Play 3 Pres. Student Council 4 fs 'V- VERA MAE LYNN EDWIN D. VULGAMORE MAVIS JEANNETTE WALKER Band 3-4 Glee Club l-2-3-4 Glee Club 2 Honor Society 4 Annual Staff 4 Pep Club 'l-2-3-4 Vice Pres. Pep Club 4 Y-Teens l-2-3-4 Y-Teen Cabinet 3-4 GLENDA M. HUDSON Honor Society 4 Band l-2-3-4 Glee Club l-2-3-4 Pep Club 'l-2-3-4 Y-Teens 1-2-3-4 JERRY M. SHAW Football 3-4 Track 2-3-4 Annual Staff 4 Sponsored by GILMARTIN'S FOOD MARKET FRANK MCCORKLE W? Senior Snaps C0 'Q' 71:11, 1 , 9 J Lg. wi I 1 ii 4-' R 'f .' 'q ...J 4 .uf .v V., . , - - I' Lyv., ,1.,gI.Q.w if L 1 pf 11. .wr L X 4 i4 af' Sponsored by: CANEY VALLEY ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE ASS'N INC. NAME D. Beeson B. Bruner B. Burden W. Bynum D. Coe S. Dixon J. Eggen D. Fuller D. Fadely J. Gates B. Hines G. Hudson D. Huffman G. Huffman C. James E. Johnson Carol Keck K. Kinnarnan B. Lamb K. Loftin V. Lynn F. McCorkle F. McKenzie D. Miller E. Malone B. Obenchain Jo Parman J. Rayman J. Shaw K. Shipley P. Spire N. Stephens S. Walworth S. Word M. Walker S. White E. Vulgamore NICKNAME Pretty Boy Bea- san Wool Egg Head Fuzz Cocoa Sulie Johnnie Dossie Cuddles Jim Gus Glend ie Loyn Nutsa Sue Edd ie Caro Fat Betty Lau Keithie Verie Frankie Mac H ighpockets Speedy Buddy Jody JoJo Flash Katy Patty Ann Blowhard Syd Gabby Jeannette Curley Abegail PERSONALITIES E AR MAR K Jaking Manner Blond Hair Belts Temper Curly Hair Flirty Eyes Big Ears Black Hair Quiet Manner Loud mouth Bangs Shortness Glasses No Brains Blonde streak Brains Big words Chewing Gum Big mouth Crewcut Jeans Walk Long Hair Dirty iakes 52 Sr. Ring Sober face Brown Eyes Blushing Muscles Long Hair Figure Dark Hair Baefeet Freckles Nurses' U nitorm Voice Tallness BIGGEST THRILL First two points in basketball Sports Okla. A.M. Pres. of S. C. First cowboy Diamond rings First Date Cheerleader Sedan Tackle position an a team Jolly First Date Track Freshie Girls Waiting Twins Sunday Nites J. Sturges A in biology Bos lmtball Football Queen Almost anything Blackwood Date with D. F. Going Steady Vacation in Pawhuska Going to Cimeron Shaking hands with umpires First touchdown Going Steady Drum Maier Getting to play F oatball Roller Coaster Date with R.B. Working Being in Contests Being a Senior WEAKNESS Girls Dancing Baseball Marilyn R. C. V. Girls Convertibles Marie S. Dances Younger women Showing off Bottles, not baby battles Melvin P. Mrs. Scavel Just plain weak Spike Cakes Girls Biology B. Hines Being quiet Cars Haircuts Girl trouble E nglish Anything in skirts Hudson Wine, Women ??? Out of town bays Basketball Gloria Marines Ronnie Freshmen Food Boys Getting out of S. H. Music contest Doctors SIL LY AMBITION Ga Steady Be a Coach See World Series Drive new car Get married Go to the moon Run o Rodeo Get out of band Own a car Get a date G raduate Move to Cola. Raise cows Pass Gov. Go to Hollywood Be secretary Get 81 keep Men Be a teacher Go to Calif. Be President Get apoodle Make good Grades Pas English Have a harem Fly Airplanes Go to Texas Be a Lab. Tech. Be a referee Track Star Get married Be Private Sec. Be a Senator Own a Ranch Have a boyfriend Be a nurse Be a Singer Grow up USUALLY FOUND Where he's not supposed to be On football field ln 36 Model Dak Alleys Cadet Vale Hospital With Jane Elgin With Velda ln a car Corner Drug At Home Running ln the office Riding around Typing room Keeping house Fishing Working Along with the rest In the Jeep Chautauqua Working Home Belknap Around In office Running around BYU' With Gloria Hannons With Ronnie Talking Day dreaming Hunting boys Hospital ln front of Grade School Elgin ...wi Wang Maxine Comstock, President, Jane Wil- son, Secretory and Treasurer, Fred Salter, Vice-President QNot Picturedj Sponsored by SEDAN LIMESTONE CO. H 'W ix - XX - V1 . 1. . Eg . - -. .T A www., WW ' SCOTTY MCGILL LORETTA LITTLEPAGE O vw f, 1:9 3 , LOUISE SUTTON LESLIE MALONE l 1' , 41 3. , ,j X' A L7 - rv A ,V U x , N ft M . Ag. . ,I Q0 A . . ' K' 'T x CLEO KOCHER RUTH MOORE i 1 F :Q -T B A A . K f' ' - S 1 -A 2. - f ' X fg,.,,.-1 ff:-2 A x' ,Qs fi? Y' MAXINE COMSTOCK JOHN COX BARBARA HARRIS L 6: T L. H . A H4 , 3 B N A V , V. -- 1 1 A T 3 5 12.11, , H xv, f - K w ,mln 1 L , fr, . ' 'LS MARILYN RUNYON CARROLL STEPHENS MARVIN ROBERTS JANE WILSON GARY KEENY GLORIA SPIRE JOHN STURGES SHIRLEY BAKER O2 R NNNL L OL L L iaA f 0' LF A 'Sa Q. I GUYLA JO THARP JOHN SPIRE I J s I iff L f . gp A NEEL , ip L,J A A 1 . X I 2 X3 JIM BAKER CARL BROWN HOWARD SANDERS PATRICIA POWERS JOHN McCORMAC Sponsored by RIP 'S LUNCH 'W If NOT PICTURED: Bill Meacham, Ella Mae Bowhan, James Kim- zey. 'IA- A fa I 5, RAY WOLFE I - 5 zfiif f' 'A . ,J 'mg A 3 III A - , I . Ak I M A r, JOHN FLOYD E 6' I '51 E LIa I BEVERLY YOUNG FRED SELTER QCII I 5 CAROL FOSTER If QR A 6 f,, f- x -5'?'f LEE MCCORKLE Y -. X UNA MAE SAVAGE 9' 1 ,ff . is I FRANCES BEVARD CHARLES PEEL 3 ' f 54 I DON DAVIS Sponsored by MATTOCK 'S CABINET J- C. Marsh, Presidenfg Barbara Taynfon, Secretary and Treasurerg George Sturges, Vice.-President. Sponsored by WEST FARM EQUIPMENT CO. 115, T q,,,,, 1 X Btn E BARBARA TAYNTON J. C. MARSH Q A Y. jf- - V 1 r .tt X' Qtr- 'M ,M QD? vnu-'rf' A., A If I GEORGE STURGES LUANA POGUE qv-Q. 4 'Si' JIMMIE FULLER fy X :IL ETHEL POTTER V Q -lr Q 1 . : 'K , PAUL CRAWFORD JUDY MARTIN 'QU' MARETTA POTTER GARY SPURLOCK Q'-'QV MARJORIE STEWART JERRY MYERS MARY WALL ROSS CHRISMAN DOROTHY WILSON 3? I I 'P' ' I Km' 'L A IQ v z 5 f TROSKY MEACHAM BERTHA LEE MILLER DUANE POWERS BARBARA DYE JIM BRUNER SANDY SMITH LUTHER HERARD FREDDIE SUMTER JEAN ASHLEY NOT PICTURED: DOUGLAS STEWART BOBBY SMITH BARBARA SMITH ALLEN HUGHES JOHN KELLER KAY GORDAN DAVID KOCHER ROBERT KELLEY -1- dw W 3' quly A E I K My sk .',.F.,. lv' Loss MAE STEWART MARVIN TUXHORN JACK WALL NOT PICTURED: MARLENE SCOTT CLARK LOWE DARLENE MCCANN ALLAN BRIGGS JAMES BUTTERFIELD -3- f: .43 - i als' .-.- ., ' Norma Leach, Presidenrg Duane Burger, Vice-President Maxine Carpenter, Sec- retary and Treasurer. Sponsored by LJING BHLI. CIHIVHOLET CO. DOROTHY BURGER LEE RUSSELL JONES CHARLES MEADOWS MILDRED WHITE fl f 'V' 4 .Lau NORMA LEACH 3 rr L, . GARY BAKER Q ,Y in X5 4 1 , I J '- J s. N ,Q f, , 4' ' x ll W- s rf DUANE BURGER MAXINE CARPENTER Y E- F' 9' Q V XXX ' - , 34 JANE WALL JOHNNY DOTY WINIFRED MALONE , my RONNIE SANDERS VELDA FADELY A vw .A ws UI ,gvji S X f an If J X545 T i VIRGIL SHULL JANICE WIGGINS JIM BRITTAIN 6' , a'a' La r 5 if , L -. A ZIZ LJJ' A Y A Sf R.. A N, J kkrl gr m u PM 'J Q ANN MCAFEE LARRY RUNYON FRANK ADAMS NADINE RUSSELL DONNA LOU SANDBORN FLOYD FULLER 1-,Y il , I 2 1 Aw A I R fw I vf 4 , -- Oi. . A s ' II I Q I A1 Qs EMILY BROOKE EDDIE STORER AMITA RUTLEDGE LARRY FORBES , I I 1 Q.. I . I7 is I Z f L , L 1 A - - X' E fix ff I I AAA+, I ,Aw 1 A I G M - I ' if A F I I ' I A GF X S -H+ A id A 2-.. , wing I nag, RAYMOND FAIRBANKS GLORIA WILLIAMS ALFRED JONES EARL BAKER II' W gf .... 'L.. I if -5 gi Ls ,sg I BETTY GASTINEAU LEON WALL CLYDENE BURCH BENTON ELLIS SALLY FOSTER za, ay . 5 1: I A J. B. LLOYD ANITA YOUNG JOHN POWERS GLENDA MAE COLLINS TOM WICKHAM I EAQLQ LINDA CLOYD JOAN BROWN JOE BARBER VIOLA BARBER WILLA BEA WOLFE DARLENE MEYERS NORENA SALESMAN LOVA BELLE BEVARD Nor PICTURED: GEORGE woon wg EARLENE LEWIS is . - 5 MELVIN CALL Ir W CARL TERRELL A Yi- V , My wk 35517 - i f , - . ,R ..'sw-1.39 A , , ' ,g ggq w I. . 1: f i'fgf A-fiiiiw A . . -'i -1 5:5352 f .I A. v E .., m.s,s ' -- V - EIGHTH GRADE WL 4 A '41- ' 4? yy, v . TOP ROW, left to right: Carol Wilson, Linda Fitch, Helen Comstock, Linda Powers, Donna Hopkins, John Peel, Donnie Selters, Richard Long, J. C. Roberts, Gary Petty. THIRD ROW: Chester Wilcox, King Foster, Patricia Shull, Janice Brown, Myra Jo Cloyd, Bonnie Gilmartin, Lasandrea Coker, Larry Burton, Edna McCormac. SECOND ROW: Pheobe Wolfe, Minnie Dye, Janice Hoffman, Vicki Bruner, Carolyn Myers, Sonia Scott, Franklin Smith, Robert Brown. FIRST ROW: Mr. Comstock, sponsor, Larry Knackstedt, Kenneth Lewis, Annette Fuller, Herbie Sturges, Gary Kelley, Earl Kocker, Mike McGill, Miss Trower, sponsor. SEVENTH GRADE my W1 I l V i 'flirty TOP ROW, left to right: Cassie Bruner, Helen lrick, Judy Windsor, Linda Mae Alford, Connie Butterfield Carl Lamb, Barney Ingram, David Wheeler, Dudley Foster, Bobby Powers. THIRD ROW: Nina Fairbanks, Leo Vfalker, Richard Smith, Ronnie McCann, Sue Ann Fox, Ella Lou Kocher, Martha Butterfield, Sandra Mills, Marion Hud ins, Myrna Jo Jones, Judith Dickens. SECOND ROW: Carole Taynton, Carol Mills, John Stewart, Tim Chrisman, Cecil Satterlee, Leon Wallace, Richard Davis, Phillip Hopkins, Tommy Baker, Billy Logsdon. FIRST ROW: Mrs. Juanita Casement, sponsor, Gary Knackstedt, Johnnie Wall, Alan Crawford, Jimmy Tuxhorn, Cindy Smith, Lavonne Wall, Jeannette Kelley, Karen Mills, Renee' Cummings, Mrs. Hildred Shup, sponsor. Sponsored by: TRU-FLAVOR DAIRY FOODS Y? Q ,viii Qi' 41 ME y f 'v , g V A' , X h Fx Y? , K W as ,ge.,,..q V lu m , N A 2 x 5 K3 ' 0 . 1 I 1 X3 W, 5 - .1 x 4 i ! 5 IL, g L. .- 1 . wi! 115- ' Ak .. ...fun-Rl , Q gk: k W.. ...... rnuesil, ogw.. ' ,Ears - s,:f.s7.Ae, QPIN 1321 f' -4-N? V fv 0' futo I --,' Y- X Senior Band TOP ROW left to right: Alan Briggs, Emily Brooke, Joan Brown, Sidney Walworth Clark Lowe, Don Miller, J. C. Marsh, Jon Keller, Gloria Spire, Dwaune Burger. FIFTH ROW: Una Mae Savage, Luanna Rogue, Maxine Comstock, Gloria Williams, Lova Bell Bevard, Robert Burden, Clydean Burch, Judy Martin, Maxine Carpenter, Maretta Potter. FOURTH ROW: Darlene Juller, Carolyn James, Barbara Taynton, Carol Keck, John Spire, Bob Smith, Ann McAfee, Jane Wall, Jean Ashley, Vera Mae Lynn. THIRD ROW: Dorthy Wilson, Kay Gorden, Viola Barber, Ethel Potter, Sue McKinsey, Janice Brown, Glenda Hudson, Betty Gastineau, Velda Fadely, Janice Wiggens. SECOND ROW: Lois Stewart, Ammeta Rutledge, Sandy Smith, Glenda Collins, Willa Bea Wolfe, Shirley White, Paul Crawford. FIRST ROW: Mariorie Stewart, Pat Spire, Guyld Thorp, Kay Kinnaman, Shirley Ward, Darlene McCann, Marilyn Runypn, Nadine Russell, Paul Bennett, il'1Sfl'UCf0I', Ella M00 BOWIWGH- TOP ROW, left to right: Alan Crawford, Jimmy Tuxhorn, Herbie Sturges, Robert Brown, Billy Sprogue, Janice Hoffman, Myma Jo Jones, Phoebe Wilson, Carol Mills, Marian Hudgins. SECOND ROW: Larry Burton, King Foster, Losandra Cok- er, Pat Shull, Connie Butterfield, Judy Windsor, Helen Comstock, Linda Fitch, Carol Wilson, Vicki Bruner. FIRST ROW: Larry Knackstedt, Carolyn Myers, Edna McCormac, David Wheeler, Gary Knack- stedt, Richard Long, Kenneth Lewis, Sonia Scott, Cindy Smith, Judith Dickens, Paul Bennett, instructor. Sponsored by MEADOWS TAX AND INSURANCE OFFICE gb . H GIRLS' GLEE CLUB TOP ROW, lett to right: Pat Spire, Clydean Burch, Judy Martin, Darlene McCann, Sydney Walworth, Emily Brooke, Mariorie Stewart, Joan Brown, Una Mae Savage, Maretta Potter, Patricia Powers, Janie Wall. FOURTH ROW: Barbara Taynton, Jean Ashle , Sue McKinsey, Ann McAfee, Nonna Lreach, Luanna Pogue, Shirley Ward, Barbara Smith, Velda Fadely, Maxine Carpenter, ggnnq Sandburn, Willa Bea Wolfe, Carol Keck. THIRD ROW: Edna Peal, Dorothy Burger, Ella Mae Bowhan, Shirley Baker, Beverly Young, Ethyl Pottery Barbara Harris, Betty Gastineau, Anita Young, Guyla Jo Tharp, Nadine Russell, Shirley White. SECOND ROW: Ammeta Rutledge, Darlene Myers, ,Marlene Scott, Sandy Smith, Kay Kinnaman, Glenda Mae Hudson, Jo Parman, Jane Wilson, Marilyn Runyon, Darlene Fuller, Janice Wiggins, Glenda Collins, Viola Barber, Noreno Salsman, Miss Pond, sponsor. FIRST ROW: Dorothy Wilson, Kay Gordon, Barbara Dye, Winifred Malone, Sally Foster, Linda Cloyd, Carol Foster, Bertha Miller, Lois Stewart, BOYS' GLEE CLUB I I TOP ROW left to right: Alan Briggs, James Gates Jolt. E en. sEcoND ROW: Jack 1 99 Wall, Miss Pond, sponsor, Clark Lowe, f - ' l., Darrell Coe. FIRST ROW: Trosky Meacham, - John Cox, John Spire. V.. . A 6 I i sl 'vi if Sponsored by SEDAN SEED HOUSE -W 1... l..1 . yuh. I Mrs. Williams . . . Mr. Williams .... Jerry Martin .... Sheriff Doolittle . Brock ........ Margy O'Laugl1lin Hazel Sommers . . Ann Wickcliffe . . Maurine Gardner . Johannah Green . Priscilla Ralston SENIGR PIAI' 749 746444 CAST OF CHARACTERS oooucooouaocsosoooooo oosooaooaooooooooouoa STAFF FOR FOG ISLAND ProductionChiefs..................... Director . . . . . . Student Director . Sponsors. . . . . . . . . . PAT SPIRE . . . .DEAN BEASON . . . .DARRELL COE . . . .JOE RAYMON BOB HINES . . . . CAROL KECK .DARLENE FULLER . .VERA MAE LYNN . SYDNEY WALWORTH . . . SHIRLEY WARD . . . KAY KINNAMAN R. EDGAR JOHNSON NORMAN STEPHENS BYRNE BLACKWOOD . . . . BILL BRUNER . . . EDWIN E. LOWE E. V. HUDSON JUNIOR PLM' Paar. Wulezt Caroline Cottonwood. Mary Scott ........ Tippy Jones . . . Sally Scott ..... Aunt Minnie ..... Hubert Tremblechin. . . Victor Blytle ...... Gordon Gray . . . . Scarlett Smith . . . . . Lilly Root. . ....... . . Beniamin Tremblechin. . . . . Madame Malone .... . Yvonne Jones . . . . Perkins . Sponsors Associate. . . oeoouonoooonnaoon CAST OF CHARACTERS .. . . . . GLORIA SPIRE .......JANE WILSON JOHN FLOYD ....MARILYN RUNYON ... .SHIRLEY BAKER .......OARY KEENY ........JOHN SRuRE ..CARROLL STEPHENS .. . .OUYLA JO THARP .. CAROL FOSTER .JOHN STUROES LORETTA LITTLEPAOE ....BARBARA HARRIS .. . . . . CLEO KOCHER FRANCES DALTON CHARLES DOWNING . . BYRNE BLACKWOOO if A-euafb .....i.... ' 5 29 e 21-, T an lk 1 .fl 4 f ,i y ' , --0. ' v- 1 ,l, . .6 Q J 1 4 L9 lf l 1 IN iq-1 V-TEEN TOP ROW, left to right: Francis Bevard, Ruth Moore, Louise Sutton, Judy Martin, Darlene McCann, Joan Brown, Gloria Williams, Maiorie Stewart, Emily Brooke, Clydean Burch, Maxine Comstock, Norma lngram, Loretta Littlepage, Una Mae Savage. FOURTH ROW: Pat Spire, Jane Wilson, Jane Wall, Carol Keck, Ann McAfee, Shirley Baker, Barbara Smith, Maretta Potter, Velda Fadely, Maxine Carpenter, Shirley Ward, Norma Leach, Darlene Fuller, Jean Ashley, Sue McKinsey, Edith Malone. THIRD ROW: Edna Peel, Willa Bea Wolfe, Guyla Tharp, Ethyl Potter, Donna Sanbom, Anita Young, Beverly Young, Barbara Harris, Betty Gastineau, Ella Mae Bowhan, Nadine Russell, Sally Foster, Sidney Walworth, Jo Parman, Earline Louis. SECOND ROW: Norena Salsman, Lois Stewart, Ammeta Rutledge, Glenda Hudson, Linda Cloyd, Viola Barber, Glenda Collins, Kay Gorden, Janice Wiggens, Dorothy Burger, Shirley White, Mildred White, Marlene Scott, Dorothy Wilson, Vera Mae Lynn, Miss Pond fSponsorl. FIRST ROW: Barbara Dye, Carol Foster, Kay Kinnclnan, Gloria Spire, Carolyn James, Marilyn Runyon, Sandy Smith, Barbara Tayton, Darlene Myers. V-Teen Cabinet TOP ROW, left to right: Jo Pamran, Sid- ney Walworth, Jane Wilson, Pat Spire, '99 -5: Gloria Spire. SECOND ROW: Marilyn Q Runyon, Barbara Tayton, Luonna Pogue, Vera Mae Lynn. FIRST ROW: Sandy Smith, Carol Foster, Kay Kinnaman, '00 3 Carolyn James, Miss Pond fSponsorl. viii if Sponsored by UNION GAS SYSTEM, INC. Q O x 'fd' 5' F-:F lt O 90 ,L- F-if 1 1.0 Q9 53 weft- B K'-'RW' FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA TOP ROW, left to right: John McCormack, John Sturges, Virgil Shull, Galen Huffman, George Sturges, J C Marsh Ray Wolfe, John Floyd, Jim Bruner. THIRD ROW: Earl Baker, Robert Kelley, Gary Baker, Howard Sanders, Charles Peel, Jon Keller, Norman Stephens, Raymond Fairbanks, Bob Smith. SECOND ROW: Dwuune Burger, Benton Ellis Thomas Wickham, John Doty, Leslie Malone, John Cox, Deloyn Huffman, Jim Brittain, Alfred Jones, Joe Barber FIRST ROW: Harold Blackwell, Advisory Floyd Fuller, Dale Fadely, Treasuren Dean Beason, President Fred Selter, Seminql, Keith Loftin, Reporter, Bud Obenchair., Secretary, Joe Raymon, Vice-President, J B Lloyd 'is xsa- r K, Z 1. Qfz'-Y 4'J :ff X ,n l.n 5 A A A ,if ' A 2 'tn' - 1' fe ff f Sponsored by ACKARMAN HARDWARE I-IONOR SOCIETY I 'IO 331 A I NI II I 1 TOP ROW, left to right: Luanna Pogue, Maxine Comstock, Dean Beason, Mr. Millard, sponsor, John Floyd. FIRST ROW: Glenda Hudson, Lee Russell Jones, Leon Butterfield, Janice Wiggens. STUDENT COUNCIL S +962 k -in ' Q S. Q A Gb, 'i l 1, 9 ef!! if C v' X4 -, , rd is l 'Lf A .J.4C TOP ROW left to right: Gary Keeny, George Sturges, Don Miller, John Siurges, Bill Bruner. SECOND ROW: Jo Parman, Gloria Spire, Joe Raymon, Gloria Williams, Pat Spire, Judy Martin. FIRST ROW: Mr. Blackwood, Sponsor, Larry Runyon, Worth Bynum, Marilyn Runyon, Sandy Smiilw. Sponsored by BAIN MOTOR CO. PEP CLUB TOP ROW, left to right: Pat Spire, Gloria Spire, Clydean Burch, Judy Martin, Darlene McCann, Sidney Walworth, Emily Brooke, Maiorie Stewart, Joan Brown, Maxine Comstock, Loretta Litflepuge, Una Mae Savage, Faye McKinsey. FOURTH ROW: Barbara Taynton, Jean Ashley, Sue McKinsey, Ann McAfee, Norma Leach, Luanna Pogue, Jo Parman, Ruth Moore, Maretta Potter, Jane Wall, Vera Mae Lynn, Donna Sanborn. THIRD ROW: Carolyn James, Ella Mae Bowhan, Shirley Baker, Beverly Young, Ethyl Potter, Barbara Harris, Betty Gastineau, Anita Young, Guyla Tharp, Nadine Russel. SECOND ROW: Mr. Millard, sponsor, Ammeta Rutledge, Darlene Myers, Sandy Smith, Glenda Hudson, Dorothy Burger, Janice Wiggens, Glenda Collins, Viola Barbei, Norena Salsman, Miss Pond, sponsor. FIRST ROW: Kay Kinnaman, Dar- lene Fuller, Jane Wilson, Marilyn Runyan. Cheerleaders i. 1 1 , -, LEFT TO RIGHT: Jane Wilson, Marilyn Runyon, Darlene Juller, Kay Kinnaman. Sponsored by MORTON EQUIPMENT COMPANY W. I. G A I ,L A Ji, A lv ' :M ni ,. e' 1 1 , I . 1 I N I A v - F . 1' 1Q L I ' a 25329 i , .N Y J! , -SE SEDAN FOOTBALL BLUE DEVILS TOP ROW, left to right: Bill Bruner, James Gates, Bud Obenchain, Keith Loftin, Dean Benson George Sturges, John Eggen, John Sturges. FOURTH ROW: Gary Keeny, John Floyd, Jerry Shaw, Bob Hines, Carl Brown, Alan Briggs, Worth Bynum. THIRD ROW: Al Cereny, Coach, Clarke Lowe, Norman Stephens, Howard Sanders, Jim Bruner, Scotty McGill, Joe Raymon, Robert Barnes, Assistant Coach. SECOND ROW: Larry Runyon, Benton Ellis, Lee Russell Jones, Leslie Malone, J. C. Marsh, Ray Wolfe, Larry Forbes, John Powers, J. B. Lloyd. BOTTOM ROW: Joe Barber, Earl Baker, John Doty, Cleo Kocher, Jim Baker, Gary Baker, Jim Brittain, Bob Kelly. Ziawlefeated gidwid Sedan Neodesha . . . Sedan Howard ..... Sedan Arkansas City Sedan Moline ..... Sedan Elk City .... Sedan Peru ..... Sedan Cherryvale . . Sedan Cedar Vale . . Sedan Coney .... Sponsored by: CHAUTAUQUA COUNTY MACHINE SHOP '.. . rv-iw 4' I wwf' ' ' ' Aw -N U I- 'L I- w1'.,,W' Juv. 'fin -- v'1Vg' .' Ali ,I ,af A - V AL Mr- , f- 1' wr m !..f- ' - 5' -2 Qi -f :--'J -. L ' ' ,4 4 'W , ywf . ' Q x A-xv 9 ' 6 ,Y , SPC-mS0fE'd bYf DENM-AN BROS- Sponsored by: ECONOMY TRAILER CO BAL! ...y 5 K I953 ,, ' ' JN' 1 :Qty-ww f . 7'. ' 1. ,, . V . I .011 A , .4 ,4 V rm . .. KSA! .- f. A- ' 'LM f 326 AA A Mfg I 0' 0 Sponsored by IOORKRAD S TUDIO BASKETBALL A TEAM Sedan Sedan Sendo Sedan Sedan . Sedan Sedan Sedan Sedan Sedan Sedan Sedan Sedan Sedan Sedan SCHEDULE Neodesha ........ Grenola . . Howard . . . . Moline . . Peru...... Cedar Vale . . . Elk City .... Caney . . . Howard . . Moline . . Peru ...... Cedar Vale .... Elk City .... Altamont . . . Neodesha . . . Dec. Dec. Dec. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. 9 I6 I9 6 9 I6 20 23 27 30 9 17 20 24 27 l There H ere There H ere T here T here H ere There H ere T here H ere H ere T here H ere H ere , I 1 . 'Il P132 Ni xi-U-4.1 s ,pf -857,4 . 1 125 4 1. 'ke 'Q 1 81361 ' x I ,XX ,A 3 1 ., Q 3 2. Q. ,af if Al' 53,2 1 J 0141 S23 , f x X , V . s if 4- .8-k f '- ':-..f- V 4 5 X 5 ' I as N5 NV ftal 'R -A rar' il .1 Ja. f A ! X-4 4, 1 v . 4 if X i f TRACK TOP ROW, left to right: Al Cerne Coach, Jimmie Fuller, John Floyd, Carl Brown, Galen Huffman, David Kocher, Clark Lowe, Fred Selter, Jerry Shaw, Darrell Coe, George Sturges, Bill Bruner, J. C. March, Alan Briggs, Lee Jones, Bob Barnes ass't. Coach. SECOND ROW: Cleo Kocher, Leslie Malone, Norman Stephens, Joe Raymon, Scotty McGill Jim Bruner, Don Davis, Luther Herard, John Sturges, Larry Forbs, Gary Keeny. THIRD ROW: Leroy Barber, Douglas Stewart, Larry Runyon, Trosky Mecham, Charles Medows, John Powers, J. B. Loyd, Bob Smith, John Doty, Gary Baker, Bob Kelly, Fred Sumter. FOURTH ROW: Floyd Fuller, Carroll Stephens, Benton Ellis, Jim Baker, Charles Peel, Deloyn Huffman, Don Miller. TRACK SCHEDULE April 2 Caney Dual Track Meet at Caney April 9 Fredonia Relays at Fredonia April l4 Triangular Track Meet at Coffeyville April l7 Ellf City Dual Track Meet at Sedan April 23 Chautauqua County Track Meet at Sedan May l Black Jack League Track Meet at Coffeyville May 8-9 Regional Track Meet at Eureka SP0nS0l'ed bY Sponsored by CASEMENT GRAIN 61 SEED CO. GAMBLE STORE I953 Senior Class History On a sunny day in September, 1941, 31 frightened but excited kids began their school career in the Sedan Public Schools. Miss Leota Yarger was our first grade teacher. She spent many hectic hours trying to teach us that our rugs were to lie on only in rest period and not during classes. ln 1942 we moved into the second grade room where many of us met with the hand of Mrs. Box. ln our third grade, we moved down the hall to the room of Miss Ward. Gur health inspection really began this year. Little Darrell Coe found that he would have to start combing his hair for Miss Ward. At last the year came when we got to climb the stairs to our 4th grade room, with Miss Sneller as our teacher. This is the year Billy Bruner first became interested in the girls, and Bill has made it a life long habit. Next we moved into the 5th grade room under the supervision of Miss Rasmuson. This is the year Sydney Walworth thrilled the boys with her flirty eyes. Just as we were becoming the 'Big Shots' of Maggie Kilmer, we were moved over to the High School Building where we became 'the runts' among the big kids. During the 6th grade, Carolyn James received a black eye from trying to break up a fight be- tween Sydney Walworth and Bob Burden. Mr. Don Goff and Mrs. Esther Peabody were the lucky sponsors this year. Entering Jr. High School, we found ourselves in the same two rooms. Not wanting our class to be split up we found a way to communicate with the other class by kicking notes under the door. That is until Mr. Comstock got hit on the ankle and put a stop to it. Still looking at the same 4 walls we entered our 81'h grade. Miss Elsie Trower was our sponsor. Vera Mae Lynn became the first member of our class from Elgin. We started our high school career by wearing gunny sacks and obeying the commands of the Seniors. Our sponsors were Miss Moses and Mr. Sharp. We were very proud to have Pat Spire chosen as Basketball Queen. Our Sophomore year, Mr. Loney and Mrs. Dalton were our sponsors. No one will ever forget our picnic at Cecil Smith's Cabin. Betty Lamb pushed Mr. Loney over a wall which resulted in Mr. Loney having to wear a towel because of a tear in his trunks. He couldn't find his pants which a few little angels had hidden. We entered a very busy Junior year under the sponsorship of Mr. Downing and Mrs. Dalton. Pat Spire was the Junior Cheerleader this year. Jo Ann Daniels was the Football Queen. We honored the Seniors with a lovely banquet 'Holiday Inn. We presented a clever comedy entitled Call Me Darling. We ended our year by spending a day in Ponca City, Oklahoma. We entered our last year in Sedan High School with Mr. Hudson and Mr. Lowe having the honor of sponsoring our class. Vera Mae Lynn was football Queen. Kay Kinnaman and Darlene Fuller were cheerleaders. We presented a dramatic play 'Fog Island. The Juniors gave us anice banquet. We had loads of fun on our sneak. Those graduating who started to school together in the first grade are: Robert Burden, Sydney Walworth, Shirley White, Betty Jo Pannan, Darrell Coe and Jeannette Walker. With heavy hearts and tearful eyes we bid good-bye to 'Dear Old Sedan High! Sponsored by Sponsored by I E. FADELY AND SONS BAIRD FUNERAL, HOME Class Will We, the Seniors of l952-53, being of sound mind and body, do hereby declare this to be our last will and testament. DEAN BEASON - Wills his light features to Luther Herard. BILL BRUNER - Wills his crew cut to Jackie Wall. ROBERT BURDEN - Wills his piano scale book to Kay Cordon. WORTH BYNUM - Wills his car to Leon Wall. Better than pushing a scooter, Leon? DARRELL COE - Wills his ability to get along with Cedar Vale girls to Jim Bruner. SULA DIXON - Wills her hospital room to Clark Lowe. JOHNNIE EGGEN - Wills Jane Wilson to anyone that wants her. DARLENE FULLER - Wills her home in Elgin to Barbara Harris so she won't have so for to go to the dance. DALE FADELY - Wills the underclassmen girls to Freddie Sumpter. JAMES GATES - Wills his right tackle position to J. B. Loyd. BOB HINES - Wills his bottle to John Floyd. Bottoms up. GLENDA HUDSON - Wills her quiet voice to John Spire. DELOYN HUFFMAN - Wills his track star ability to Howard Sanders. GALEN HUFFMAN - Wills his seat in government to any sophomore who thinks they can fill-it. CAROLYN JAMES - Wills her collection of earrings to Darlene McCann. EDGAR JOHNSON - Wills his ability to get in a class with all girls to Snazz' Runyan. CAROL KECK - Wills her voice to Norma Leach. KAY KINNAMAN - Wills her nickname, fat to Fred Selters. BETTY LAMB - Wills her natural blond hair to Una Mae Savage. EDWIN VULGAMORE - Wills his ability to stay in English only three years to Don Davis. KEITH LOFTIN - Wills his basketball position to Charlie Meadows. VERA MAE LYNN - Wills her shyness to Barbara Tayton. FRANK MCCORKLE - Wills his Chautauqua night life to Frankie Adams, who already has a good start. FAYE MCKENZIE - Wills her flirty eyes to Lovabell Bevard on the condition that she uses them only on Mr. Blackwood. DON MILLER - Wills his understanding nature to Mr. Barnes. EDITH MALONE - Wills her typing skill to Carol Foster. Full speed ahead. BUD OBENCHAIN - Wills his ever smilling face to Cleo Kocher. JO PARMAN - Wills her love of study hall to Jean Ashley. JOE RAYMON - Wills his good grades to anyone who can use them. JERRY SHAW - Wills his ability to get along with everyone to Mrs. Scovell. KATHRYN SHIPLEY - Wills her ability to keep a man for two years to Earlene Lewis. PAT SPIRE - Wills her list of parking places to Gloria Spire. NORMAN STEPHENS - Wills his ability to tell tales to Red Kocker. SYDNEY WALWORTH - Wills her dainty and refined ways to Jon Keller. SHIRLEY WARD - Wills her long hair to Margie Stewart. Hope she likes it as well as hers. MAVIS WALKER - Wills her nursing ability to Louise Dirty Sutton. To the FRESHMEN we will our good looks and outstanding grades. To the SOPHOMORES we will our bubbling personalities and way with the teachers. To the JUNIORS we will our leadership and Senior Section in the Auditorium. To the FACULTY we will plaster proof helmets so their classes will not be disturbed by falling plaster. To the SCHOOL we iust leave - we can't afford anything else. To this we have set our hand the SENIOR CLASS of l952-53. Sponsored by: WAFKRING MOTOR COMPANY. rropnecq We are now in the year of l968 as we look in on two well known college professors. Professor Robert Bcrnes and Professor Clyde Heibert who are planning a well earned vacation from their duties at Yale University. There are two main purposes of this round the world trip. First, Professor Heibert is looking for a baby kangaroo to carry on his research work at Yale. Second, they had been wondering what had happened to the Sedan High School graduates of the class of l953 since they had always had a great expectation from this class. Before leaving they stopped in to say goodbye to Bill 'Buster' Bruner who is head football coach at Yale University. To secure their passports, Professor Barnes and Heibert flew to Washington, D. C. They wanted to see if any of the Seniors of '53 had ever become politically minded, Professor Barnes was surprised to find Don Miller and his wife, Mavis Walker, on the back of a large elephant, campaigning radically for President as a Representative Candidate. . Next the Professors flew to New York to spend a few nights living high. They decided to go to the Metrapolitian Opera where they were surprised to find Carol Keck playing the well known Sdlg, 'Napo- leon's Last Stand . Also at the Opera the well known soprano singer, Shirley Ward, was singing 'The Dave'. Leaving New York to board their ship, they were welcomed on bocrd b the skipper of the ship who was none other than Dean Beason. Walking on deck they practically fell' over James Gates, who was busy scrubbing the deck. Skipper Beason always said he would never let James go hungry. Bedding down for the night they suddenly hear music. Curiosity getting the best of them they go in search of it and what should they find but the 'Sing Sing, All Girls Jazz Band' made up of some very familiar faces. Jo Parman at the piano, Shirley White, blues singer, and Vera Mae Lynn, the hot clari- netist. They were being sent back to Sing Sing for raiding Jolly's Joint ran by Kay 'Jolly' Kinnaman at Pawhuska. Sailing into Mexico they decided to go to a bull fight. Seeing the Matador running from the bull they saw something familiar about him. Yes, it is Johnny Eggen. Upon talking to Johnny after the fight, they found he was happily married to the former Darlene Fuller and the proud parents ofa dozen children. Going on to South America they ran across Edgar Johnson who was Professor of Commerce at the University. One of his most promising students was Glenda Hudson. Next they visit Africa. Going into dark Africa by caravan they meet up with a tribe of 'Happy Head hunters' led by Chief Keith Pogo Loftin. Pogo wanted them to stay for supper, but when they found out it was one of their former students, Faye McKenzie, they were cooking, they decided against it. Then just as they were leaving, they encountered Sydney Walworth who had been running wild ever since a plane wreck from which she had never been rescued. Hurrying on through France, they came upon the internationally known playboy, Galen 'Cuddles' Huffman. Upon entering London, they find Worth Bynum, who after five unsuccessful marriages is reliving The Lost Weekend , Poor Worth. They decided to stop for a look into the Olympics at Helsinki, Finland. We heard a familiar voice yelling pop corn, peanuts, five cents a sack. lt was Robert Burden who after years of work and practice finally made it to the Olympics. Then all of a sudden out ofthe crowd they heard and saw Bett Lamb, gracefully leading the old fight yell, Now Fog lt. She was cheering an Deloyn Huffman who had iust set a world record on the 440 yard dash for the dear old U. S. A. ln Asia they encountered some Federal Agents trying to break up the Communist Party. Two ofthe men are Frank McCorkle and Edwin Vulgamore. Their third day in India they met Buddy Obenchain, who had moved to India several years ago to get rich quick on Professor Barnes advice. Bud wasn't doing so well. lt seems as if he's fallen in love with an untouchable and had to move down in class. ln China they decided to visit a Clean While-You-Wait Laundry, which was owned by Bob Chop- Chop' Hines. Chop-Chop said business 'velly-good. Passing the Philippines they found the Government was run by President Joe Rayman. They think Joe's doing a good iob. Their trip wouIdn't be complete without going to Hawaii. On a moonlight evening in the tropical Isles of Hawaii they saw Carolyn James, Edith Malone, and Kathryn Shipley in grass skirts dancing rhythmically in the firelight to the tunes of ukes, played by Darrell Coe and Dale Fadely. They always did play around in school. ln Australia Professor Heibert gets what his main purpose of this trip was, a baby kangaroo. Upon leaving Australia they enrolled Sula Dixon as kangaroo sitter an the return trip home. Sula was ready to return to the U. S. A. Upon reaching Alaska they found Jerry Shaw building an igloo and his wife, Pat Spire fixing Eskimo Pies for their four children. Coming back to the U. S. they decided they must fly back to the old home town Sedan'. Sedm still looks the same. They find Norman Stephens as Joe Warmbroth's right hand man. At the time Norman was digging a gold mine for Old Joe. Weary but satisfied they return to Yale to continue their work. They feel content and proud to have been a part of the lives ofthe Class of l953. Sponsored by Sponsored by Wll..COX l lHE:S'T'ONE SUPPLY SEDAN NOVELTY i iv. ' lf X e lii 1 2 lx .J Q A J l rf 4' 1 in ' an ' ' 2 E 1 S ,4 - - ' t,f1 ' t Q, If Q1 if .F 3. .: ,. 1 M yy Zig rere :Ing , N . 1 we w ?,l ' 1. - - - Y f 1 ' ' ,, Q5 gi-dv An. H A , 22 , 1 M V , f M 1 y , Q ghiifl Q, .1 . E X yy it I ., 3 'ir ark - 1 2-ws? X, gave . -l5,,, A 1 ' 4.1 tug: iq ' ii'-ini -g.. 4 o -5. i . S, 7. . in fi. 4 'vs av A ' .2 3 I Q ,i .S v 4 Q., 5 A ,, . -16--'I i V 1 , ' -F 'fr Q , h ' 4 up A' If , 4 di IZ -.M N -17-I . -6 ff' A 1 . 4 , 1 'J .M . --1 ,- 'A 'T J-rr 4 ' . -5 . .V ,f J- 2.2.5 fs E1 ii- 2 -26- -11... . -.J-f H rf .FF 1 . M Q all S ' Baby Pictures 1. Dean 10. Norman 19 Darlene 2. Don 11. Jan 20 Worth 3. Patty 12. Shirley 21 Eddie 4. Bobby 13. Carol 22 Johnny 5. Dale 111. 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