Selden Rural High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Selden, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 98 of the 1951 volume:

Sgxfifiv IBBIS fag L X3 'I' We, the Seniors of 1951 respectfully d0d1C8t8 our annual to our parents, who selfish love and affection dur1ng our school years have provided us with un- I IK! 1 John Lukinchook, Pr1ncipa1 Sennor Sponsor Sclence, Math, Physlcal Educatlon Holly Bolton Sophomore Sponsor English, Blology Mrs Juanlta O'Conner Freshman Sponsor Home Econonucs World H1story Ffh -ni Herbert Fox Junlor Sponsor Commerce, American Iustory Glrls basketball, sortball no fl r . 6' , nt ' l A- ' I N ' YN +L I , ,Q .fb mix ,. 4 ' 2, 5 ,,mw5, . . . N.-... iv' . 'XTLQI-,rg- '.2 , sw E1 in 1.. - '. 1. f f 1-ua ' qfgfgii-1'-. 'fax . ,sf x if 1' xi L 221' S77 i 4 .if .f if J 4 Aff ' 21,2 L -'sf R31 F2522-ffm '14 ' .fm'sx-5,1 f Afu-:f,f4:: r -L., . ,. Y. 15,7 . f , . , 4 , gb, :mx A K if If + .. fri? If 4?-Tfezf - 13254 12:4 -. fr-nf. W. f . 'S 4 1-, fAi. .x 4255 1:2 -, ,Q 'xl . - Q , ,.. , fix iglf' . .,, at 1 if 5' 3.1, ', -if: f M gh, . ic'-x .. .. -'9 'W '-65151 4 3 . ' AiSQ'e:,?L'l I ' .f . A si .vaiwi If Qin. HOTT O FOREVER ONWARD COLORS GREEN AND SILVER FLOWER GARDEN IA Jean Home President Laugh and the world laughs with you :nth Tum A faithful fnend 18 better than Gold Betty Home Secretary 'z-easurer swpet glrl W1 th sweet manner -1' :B Donna Vfels hee preslopnt Ln.ve thy thoughts no tonguff ' nkg, Clara 'Aumm Dpal Lea 'irruth 'Sllence 1.5 more I'ruP worth s muslcal than any sonv' mng, not seorung Q x I 2 tt ,H , In .L , IIA V ' ' 1' ' . a .II 1.1 .- :.,x YI I ' L, . ' ' be' CL RY cement, that, growing drowsy, I turned off my radio, pillowed my head in my arms, and began to think of the class of 1951 lany of the scenes of the past four years at S R H S flashed through my mind and then in an instant, vanished 'While thinking thus, I heard a sudden scratching on my desk It grew louder Startled, I looked up to see what had caused the rapping Through the dim light, I beheld the thing that so rudely disturbed my thoughts 'Surely, I must be dreaming,' I thought, But no-standing before me on my desk was a Wildcat, its sharp claws scratching toward my face 'What are you?' I cried, believing I was dream ng 'Are you an animal, spirit, or a devil? I gasped I am, slowly growled the ghostly visitor, 'The Wildcat ' HI came at your bidding you just called on the memory of the class of 1951, and I am he1 True, I did remember thinking about my classmates 'The career of the class of l9Sl, chanted the Wildcat, like an echo to my thoughts, 'has been romantic and exciting. It started with just a little over two handfuls of frightened freshmen. They were Mary Ann Canaga, Alvira Junneman, Madonna Koerperich, Clara Humm, Donna Weis, Edith Trimble, Opal Lea Smith, Jean Rome, and Betty Rome, Clarence Knopp and Charles Arnold. The best event of the year was initiation, where we humbly bowed our heads the dign fied seniors. 'le were defin tely green and it was the only time we ever thought of coming to school in our P J's, bare footed. For the first few weeks nothing could be heard but few timid squeaks from the eleven. Finally they got the 'swing of high school life and have had a tremendously good time ever since. Class officers were Betty Rome-President, ladonna Koer- perich-Vice-President, and Jean Rome-Secretary and treasurer. Our sponsor was Miss Swan,and later Miss Nancy Killem. It was upon a midnight dreary, just a few nights before commen- to a I1 NEarly the next year, continued the shadowy figure, clenching its claws, Uthey elected Betty Rome as president, Donna Weis Vice president and Jean Home as Secretary and Treasurer Miss Bolton was the sponsor The number in the class had dwindled to seven Charles Arnold changed to Leoville, Madonna Koerperich went to Overlin Alvira Junneman dropped school entirely Clarence Knopp dropped, and at the end of the first semester Mary Ann Cana ga went to Oberlin The outstanding event of the year was 'An April Fool's Partyusponsored by the Sopho ore class H 'When the class reached the Jun or year,' bellowed the Wildcat enthusiastically, 'There were but six members in the class Opal Lea Smith, Donna Weis, Clara Mumm, Jean Home, Edith Trimble, and Betty Rome,with Hrs Anderson as sponsor for the first semester and Irs Lukinchook as sponsor for the second semester This was a busy year Every Junior took part in the school athletics when a girls basketball team was organized They also played volley ball and softball The Junior play, 'No Soap', coached by Hr Lukinchook,was very successful In the Spring, the Jun ors gave the traditional Junior-Senior Banquet, the theme of which was A Dutch Garden U The biology class was especially enjoyed by every one that year because of our pet bird, Penelope, and turtle, Oscar Jean Rome was President that year Donna Weis Vice President and Clara Mumm, secretary and Treasurer The Junior year was brought There was a short silence, then the Wildcat said, 'All the Juniors came back again in the fall of 1950, the year that Selden High School was to have an all girl graduating class Jean Rome was elected President, Donna Weis, Vice president, and Betty Rome Secretary and Treasurer Hr Lukinchook was our sponsor All the girls participated in the ball teams The most exciting and the first game we won, was with Rexford The Seniors began planning S R H S's first annual They also published the school paper That year was spent in various activities to earn money for their sneak, such as the Senior Play, food sales, serving at ball games, ect 0 In the silence that followed I thought of the things the noc turnal disturber had told me At last I turned to him and said nTell me what vou are, and why you speak to me of those past days 'I,' slowly answered my visitor, 'am the spirit of S H H S e spirit of the class of Sl, the spirit of the past Those days are now gone forever. I am but their shade, their memory W NBut will the girls who have graduated ever experience the joys of their high school life again?' I, quiovered slowly: Came the deathlike inaper, 'Never Nevermore ' The morning sun found me at my desk I wondered why I was still there. Then I remembered the midnight visit of the spirit animal. Was it a dream? On the cornor of m desk lay 'The li1dcat,' the first annual of S R H S,published by the Seniors of 1951. . . . as 0 . , ' 1 I to a happy close with a picnic and hike near the Oberlin Lake.H . . i . . . , . . . J ?u ' jth 'CI-A55 YU .ERQII-EN? The night after the Junior-Senior Prom, being extremely weary, I immediately fell asleep As it to be the year 1965 Things were back in 'Sl It is not an flying around, as I step into happened to the class of l95l the mists seemed to part, I found are a lot different now then they unusual thing to see magic carpets mne,I begin to wonder what ever I was on my way to home coming at S R H S Q as I circled Selden,I was very much surprised to find a mty of l0,000,with 1ts ch1ef industry, that of making toy bal lons As I settled on the steps of the school house, I heard a fa miliar voice Turning to f1nd whom it belonged to, I saw a very soplnsticated young woman nth a man,presumably her husband, and a child Upon 1nqu:lring,I discovered she was the former JEAN ROME now married to Montgomery Clift, the movie star They live in a large glass house in Hollywood They have one child, Monty Jr up It was EDITH TRIMBLE, a strlctly career girl with no mrriage but plenty of prospects, especially Neal Nelson She is now li.v1ng in Topeka where she is employed as private secretary to--Well my stars! OPAL LEA SMITH, the first woman governor of Kansas Ac cording to rumors she won't be Governor Smith much longer, but Governor Zurbuchen U-Ieck of a name, Isn't it J Wierd shrleks and shnll trills come from the distance Invest igating we find Clara llcGowen, CNUVMJ leading the Selden Symphcry Orchestra It seems she continued teaching music in Selden schools after marrying Benny Looking over the orchestra members,we fini several who closely resemble Clara She says 'they should they're her own, but these are just a few You know they come cheaperty the dozen Hearing the orchestra, DONNA MAE WEIS, now Irs llelvln Jones, and General Jones came strolling up to Join the discussion Don- nie is now l1v1ng in South Carolina where Melvin is commanding of ficer of an army camp They left then- three children in Colby with llelvin's mother A A During our conversation, a tall, dark-complexioned woman came as we advance to the football field we are attracted to a short slender, dark haired ladv whom we recognize as Betty Murphy, the former BETTY ROME She has just returned from overseas where she was a nurse 1n the army Her husband, Kelth, is commanding forces over there It's even1ng now and the home coming ball is just gettlng start d Mr Luklnchook tells us in his Boston accent that his daught Barbara, is to be crowned 'Queenn of the hOm8-COm1Ugg very proud of his football team, who became state champlons by beating Rexford Talking to Miss Holly Bolton, we learned that she still l1ved ln Selden, hav1ng eventually become the head mechanlc wlth Pope Motor Co Chattlng w1th lr Fox,he tells us that he is now a Professor at Harvard He says he doesn't know lh1Ch was worse, C08ChlDE g1rls Absentmindedly p1ck1ng a tooth, we are promptly repr1manded by Mrs O'Connor, who 13 now manager of the famous O'Connor Or1g1nal Deslgns, headquarters 1n Selden Irish 13 her favor1te model Inquiring about Ross Hays,we find he resigned last year because of his rheumat1sm Jud Sloan 15 now Janltor in his place Regretfully, I sl wly climb aboard my magic carpet and start to leave After gainlng very llttle altitude I discovered a hole 1D lt Some of Gene Fox's work, no doubt Before I could do any thlng about 1t, I felt myself falling through space Hav1ng fallen out of bep,I awakened wlth a thud, only to flnd it had all been a dream: but sometimes dreams do come true e 0 0 . er ' he is basketball or teaching the patients at Winters General Hospital. L.. lo, the senior class of 1951 being of sound mind, wind, and limb, do declare this to be our last will and testament, and do hereby bequeath and will our various skills and abilities to the envious students of S R II S Our individual bequests are as follows: ldith Trimble wills her ability to tell tall tales to Fritz Hum, also her letters from Neil Nelson to June Belle Simonson Clara lumm wills her quietness to Lois Heagney, also the tree she skinned to amone who thinks they can do the some Betty lone wills her ability to rip seams to Fern Kay Barnhartg also everything she owns, except Keith llurphy. Opal Lea Smith wllls her good drivers license to Leona Koerpe- rlchg and her claim on Willie Helus to Harriet Trimble. Donna Weis wills Stanley Chapin to Joyce Pope since she tried so hard to catch hing also her ring size to any man who wants it. Jean Rome wills her ability to ride donkeys to the High School bcysg also her ability to catch a lan to all the S. R. H. 3. girls who are still single at the ago of 35. The entire Senior class wills their remains to the Biology class of 19953 also Penelope and Oscar's remains. To this document we set our hand and seal on this the fourteenth day of lay in the year nineteen hundred and fifty-one. f-ii- LASS A , 25 can fi mb Dil!! 5 1 'A-.JK S, X .n ,Ei If !l V mf: +- 4 W' ,fivfa J .. I . A 5 I I x 1 1, I Q, f V X f A Y , 1. X V V , i I1 1 if ..f Q , 1 1 , I I I . I ig I . i V . I . 5 i I ? 1 2 a V 1-,Y , ' ff l 2, - 75, v,, f ,135 J-I,,1f' ii. , . fd ,.-A4 Z 55,- . - H .I' 24 2, X ,: , GH 'kings ,V ,M ,. f ,,:5ngf?ff f q 21 is - q k ' zgg,gi,. KY A, . L . ., Y ,X 1 f L i i I R - 2 +56 Il fl lk A 1-4- , 4 Delores Korte Pres1dent June lil? .41 'L Albert Goscha Vlce Presldent Belle Simonson Reporter Treasurer AARON SLICK FROM PUNKIN RICK xx 1' Leona Koerperich Secretary JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY The present Junlor Class of 1951 entered the great portals of educatlon at S R H S 1n the fall of l9h8 The roll call was an swered by 'e1ght green ch cken hearted freshmen,' as we were lov ingly nicknamed by the Senlors on Inltiatlon Day They were La vern Bollig, Albert Goscha, Leona Koerperlch, V1rg1l Koerperlch, V1rg1l Rogers Jr , June Belle SITOHSOD, and Vlrgll Warren Later we picked up Clarence Knopp In a whlle Norr1s Slaven moved from the Leov1l1e school to our school The officers were June Belle Slmonson Presldent, Leona Koerperich V1ce president Our sponsor was Mr Yeoman This was the year that a shadow was cast over the school three weeks before the close oi the school term, by the passlng of Mr Yeoman H183 M1lstead then became our sponsor V1rg1l Koerper1ch's deslre for higher educatlon subs1ded for a tlme, so he parted company w1th his class, after s1x weeks of school Perhaps tne Wdropplng outn fever spread to V1rg1l Warren, as he soon was among the mlSS1ng from our class V1rg1l Rogers locations w1th h1s educatlon He moved to Seattle, Washington and stlll 18 persulng the great art of knowledge The remalnlng boys 1n our class, and other boys from S R H S, had the honor of attendlng the Kay's meet1ng w1th Mr Yeoman at Concord1a, Kansas, ln November 19h8 Perhaps the 'bllzzardu n whlch they were caught on thelr return tr1p w1ll be remembered longer than the Kay's meetlng Wh1Ch they attended Much h1lar1ty and fun was had by the class on stunt nlght , in the sprlng of l9b9 Thus ends the trials and errors of the l9h8 and 19h9 fresh men class Armed with a little more courage thls year, four silly sopho mores stepped through the gates once more into S R H S They were Albert Goscha, Delores Korte, Leona Koerperich and June Simonson We were happy that Delores Korte found her way from Rexford school to our great S R H S The bright city lights of Denver called Norris Slaven from our midst Lavern Bollig, having a great desire for all kinds f nParks', went to attend school in Park, Kansas, so we missed him in our sophomore year Officers this year were: Leona Koerperich President, June Simonson-Vice president, Albert Goscha-Secretary, and Delores Korte Treasurer and Reporter Our sponsor was Miss Bolton Albert, with other boys of S R H S attended the Tournament at Denver, which was an award Things moved pretty smooth and we were a happy bunch serving at the JunioreSenior Banquet on April 29, 1950 Again we enjoyed taklng part in the 'stunt n1ght' S the curtaln falls on four smart sophomores of 1950 had a little different Nattackn of this nfeverng. he just changed 0 0 . 1 O i ' I I! 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' . o V , U ' ' . o lider swung the doors of S R H S in September 1950, to let five Jolly JUDIOFS take their places among the br11liant students of our school The five are Lavern Bolllg, Albert Goscha, Delores Korte, Leona Koerperich, and June Simonson We were overjoyed when Lavern Bollig had his fill of 'park1ng' and came back to us safe and sound Officers this year are Delores Korte Presldent, Albert Goscha Vice president, Leona KoerperichPSecretary, June Simonson Treasurer, and Lavern Bolllg Reporter lr Fox is our sponsor fhe first highlight of thls year was November 13, 1950 when we presented the three act play 'Aaron Slick from Punk1n Crick', with our entire class and also Betty Rome and V1rgi1 Koerperich in the coached the play Great calling cards for three basketball games and some of the P T A meetings were when we Junlors served re freshments We sponsored a 'Home Talent Show' that was enjoyed by a large crowd The theme 'Garden of Friendship' was beautifully carried out when we honored the Seniors w1th their Banquet on April 28, 1951 Ie all took part agaln in 'stunt night W we were happy to attend the Baccalaureate and Commencement, with the Seniors of 1951 Thus comes the happy close of the Junior's for 1951 RFVELATION We make ourselves a place apart Behind light words that tease and flout But oh! the agitated heart T111 someone find us really out 'Tis plty if the case require Cor so we sayj that 1n the end We speak the literal to inspire The understandlng of a friend But so w1th all, from bab1es that play At hide and seek to God afar, So all who hide too well away lust speak and tell us where they are. cast. lr. Fox, assisted by h s able wife, Mrs. Fox, and son Gene, l , . A 3 , 'f,o.i4. .01 515 , 41 'K,.: f rw? illI'lIllIIlllIIlEfi Fulham Helul President 'T ff! X Z-ff W Ry? L. Cletus Weil 4 1 ce-President 9 A Donna Flo Elrigh V1rgi.1 Keerperich Reporter Rlchard Fnendly llary Goschn A F? Margaret Shrader Joyce Pope Eugene Rome Sec Tron Bernice Vaughn Fred Mmm . i l Q ' 12 '.. W f - 2 lil, ,S jk I I . sf I 5,54 'H e ' 12 Y ' 4 , . 1 I ' -.s QQ 5 . - ' XX I A I i 0 ,A Q0 ' . ' A O.. JL. f Ax f.L. - f- T-in 1? I-5 Y I . 1 . . f 1 ,f . C , tk - 1 I 1 .. 1 . -I' 3 SOPHOMORE HISTORY On September, l9u9, twelve freshmen began the1r llfe at S R H S Of these twelve, only s1x had been classmates all durlnv the grades They were Donna Emigh, Mary Goscha, Eugene Rome, Margaret Shrader, Bernlce Vaughn, and Cletus W81S Through the years, Joyce Pope, Dick Frlendly, Fr1tz Mumm, V1rg1l Koerper1ch, B111 Helus, and Pat Thomas jolned our class As freshmen, we chose the following class offlcers Eu9ene,Rome,Pres ldent, B111 Helus, V1ce presldent, Donna Emlgh, secretary treasurer and class reporter Mr Lukinchook was our class sponsor At the end of the f1rst semester Pat Thomas transferred to Flagler, Colorado, leavlng only eleven freshmen The1r were many highllghts dur1ng our freshman year Of course, one of the ma1n ones was lnitlation No one seemed to mund wearlng pajamas, havlng an onlon around his neck, havlnp a green face, etc Our f1rst class party was November 7 In December, the freshmen and Juniors gave a fare well party for Pat Thomas, a grand f1n1sh was put on our freshmen year by havlng a welner roast at Ooerlln Lake just before school was out After the welner roast, we all went to the slow and then skatlng at the P1ne Cove The fall of 1950 found the same eleven members of our class beglnlng their sophomore year Persons elected to f1ll class offlces thls year were PT6SldP1f, 6111 Helus, v1ce pres1dent, Cletus Wels, secretary treasurer, Eugene Rome,class reporter, V1rg1l Koerperlch We chose Mlss Bolton for our sponsor Although we have had no class parties, so far thls year, we engoled the all school Christmas Party very much We hope to have many more good times before the end of the school term It 18 to be regretted that V1rg1l Koerper1ch w1ll leave us 1n March to attend Corning High School, Corning, Kansas n.n 0 ,1 J 9 A 0 . . - . - a a . . . . . . 4 ' 0 , 1 4. - A 3 . . . . . o .. I - , Q Q I , , 5 , . - D , . 9 0 . . . . . . , 9 . , , - 5 o 1 o - , 0 . , . Q Q f O . . . . v. Q 1 U ,L -I , 0 ' ' ' o , a f S - V . . - V . f Q L . . . v o , 0 . . . . . . 0 S R H S PRIDE HOPE AND TERROR CAN YOU IIAGINE Bernuce Vaughn ready on time B1lly Helus as a woman-hater Cletus Weis going danclng Donna Emigh short Eugene Rome not chasing girls Fred Mumm--driving slow Joyce Pope- writing a letter to D W Margaret Shrader not talking Mary Goscha being bold Virgil Koerperich- late for a date SOPHOMORV VERSE I am only one But st1ll I am one I cannot do everything, But stlll I can do something And because I cannot do everythln I w1ll not refuse to do the something I can do DO YOU REIEMBER WH N Donna Emugh had the mumps? Fred lumm didn't like girls Joyce Pope tore her skirt Billy Helus d1an'n like o L s Cletus Weis owned a C8d1118C7 largaret Shrader got a bite? V1rgil Koerper1ch called Rexford Eugene Rome broke his nose Richard Friendly walked F K B home Mary Goscha liked a certain 'Donn Bernice Vaughn wouldn't ride in a Ford Richard-Friendlyh--studying . 0 gr Haz u ml hh -N274 M i I Ill I ll I 4 Donald Porsch Johnny Cooper Presldent Vice Pres1dent Hlrriet Tumble Fern Kay Barnhart Tom laske Leo Homo fi I 4 5001 f,l'Q in- X Jo Dean Duesberg Cloyd Zimmerman Treasurer Reporter 4 WNQH1 Jlllmy Murphy Secretary 9 Lois Heagney LeRoy Korte FRJBHIEN HISTORI On September lg, 1950, eleven freshmen cane into Selden High. They were Fern lay Barnhart, Harriet Trimble, Lois Heagney, John Cooper, Jo Dean Duesberg, Jilm lurph , Leo Rome, Donald Porsch, Cloyd Zimmerman, Leroy Korte, and Tom y lhske. Our class officers for the year area President - Donald Porsch Vice-president - Johnn Cooper Secretary - Jimmy Murphy Treasurer - Jo Dean Duesberg Class Reporter - Cloyd Zimmerman Sponsor Mrs O'Conner The freshmen enjoyed the initiation and Christmas party very much le expect to have just as much fun in the next three years f fL ax ' 1.4 gt lv. 'T ff , L, I L 'xp A w -,Q t ,yix J 4 K Q1 '13 X' 'I' fri' ee- 0 - fe X f- 1 IW? X X ANI ., WHEN I FIND TIMV, I WILL Reduce Fern Kay Qult speeding Leroy Be lC1S -LO1S Get my lessons Cloyd Jo Dean Be high point man J1mmy Grow alk more H2FT1Ct Jet marrled Johnny Take Harrlet for a r1de Doc i 'X 52.22 Oh, Johnnae is the hands me one, He's never 1n a hurry Leo l1kes to have some fun! What's the use to worry? Donald 1S an athlete, He's sometimes known as nDo Lois likes to go to class, But she'd much rather talk Leroy drives a Model A He drives it in to school. Jim y hasn't much to say He isn't anybody's fool. C viii Fern Kay is a happy gal She always wears a smlle Harr1et 18 full of energy She's moving all the whlle At basketball Jo Dean 1S a whlz' He's always on the beam Tommy likes to m nd h1s b1z He never lets off steam Cloyd is the sleepy one They say he's never mean. We, freshmen, get our work done, Even though Ie're green! L cg N yea ' S 'I A ' I Deliver my papers -------- Leo Get a girl-------Q ---- Tommy - --.. .... II - f-4 7 IIIIIIIII- ' ff I ff J N' ' . ,f - 3 On f I ' . . , V .,-,. Q, . ' , 4, .ww W4 , .gn Iii 1. , Sig-R ,K+-. y .fl Y ' 'Wx .. ,1 . V . ' A ,g a r , ,l L1 , ' ' ' N t 'f ' 1, V Z I f I 9' -fl I I f iffif -., I J - , - aff.: , A K- .f b . , . -Y 9,23-i, - 9 1 . iii ' 5 'ff'- 7 r Q, ,,,y, I I 1, I 'H :L H any E0 95 L IL . , A -M. A A I1-' zu. V if . 1515 1, 1 '-39' , , ,-gik. , K,-x 'Lf' :Q ,g -. g ,iff E -I t Av. ' . r 1' , GV 69 The basketball season of 'SO and 'Sl was fairly good for the Selden Iildcats The team had its bad games along with the good, but still managed to end the season with 8 wins to lh losses They tied for thlrd place in the Northwest Tri-County League The boys displayed good sportsmanstnp and always did the best they could Helus Rome Goscha Weis Koerperich Pors ch Zimmerman Bolli g Cooper Murphy Opponent S7 FOULS Player Games Field llade Attempt Average Pers Total Aver Goals Fouls Points eam Leonlle Rexford Clayton llenlo llorland Herndon J enmngs Levant n Herndon 12 S elden Opponent O1 1 Team Rexford Leoville Rexford llorland llenlo Ill Lenora Herndon Clayton Levant Leoville l 12 Selden The boys were coached in all athletics by lr John Lukinchook who has every right to be proud of his teams, who have showed such definite improvement 21 9 62 100 62.01 50 320 5.5 22 91 92 1142 614. 81 68 2714 .S 22 S9 17 116 37 . oz 67 35 6.0 22 29 23 58 37.01 78 81 3.7 20 16 8 311 21.01 56 ho 2 .0 20 15 7 20 35.01 21 37 1.8 Duesburg 12 2 3 6 SO. of 12 7 . 6 11 3 1 2 50. 1 2 1.7 3 1 0 0 0 1 2 .7 6 o 0 11 0 3 o 0 3 o 0 1 o 1 0 0 'r 32 ' 30 147 115 311 35 SS 39 17 23 50 hh 60 143 50 142 31 Gem 115 53 311 311 111 116 Ge 58 149 31 59 hh 61 ' 115 S2 27 33 SS 118 29 39 Ge 60 hh 59 39 1.16 36 Cf? VOLLEYBALL lst Row John Cooper, JoDean Dues berg, James Murphy 2nd Row Cletus Wels, Leo Rome, Cloyd Zxmmerman, Donald Porsch 3rd Row V1rg1l Koerpench, Wllham Helus, Fugene Rome, Albert Coscha, Coach, Mr Lulclnchook 5.9 0539 BASKETBALL Front Row: Leo Rome, JoDean Dues- berg, John Cooper, James Murphy, Frederick Mumm, Donald Porsch. Back Row: Coach, Mr. Lulclnchook, Cloyd Zimmernan, William Helus, Eugene Rome, Lavern Bollig, Albert Goscha, Virgil Koerperich, Cletus Weis. S' BASEMLL Front Row Freden ck Murmn, James Murphy, Leo Rome, John Cooper, Donald Porsch, JoDean Duesberg Back Row Cloyd Zunrnenmn, William n las, Eugene Rome, Richard Friendly V1rg1l Kool-pench, Albert Goecha, Lav rn Bollig, Cle-tus Weis, Coach, Mr Luldnchook EH C S S PSN.. 51223- The girls teen or 'SO and '51 made an ixpnovement over last years team by tying for second in the league with the Gem girls The girls have won 3 games, lost 6, and tied 1 FOUL9 Player Games Field Bae Aftempt Average Pers Total Aver Goals Fouls Points Weis 1 1 O Rome B Em sh Goscha 2 Heagney O01 Smith Shrader Tn nble Vaughn Rome J Tnmble Opponent eam Selden Leoville Rexford Clayton lenlo Leovilie Rexford lenlo n 26 Clayton lr. Herbert Fox, coach of the girls' baqketball team is the one who is to be credited for the improvement in our team 0 10 So 30 9h 3 Z 5 3 13.0 . 10 M3 10 35 295 30 96 9.6 8 30 8 22 355 8 68 8.5 9 3 2 7 91 12 8 1. 3 7 0 2 2 1 15 2 1.0 10 0 0 o 0 27 0 o mpe 9 0 0 o 0 30 0 0 7 0 0 0 0 26 0 0 ' E. 5 0 0 0 0 8 0 o 3 0 0 0 0 h 0 0 . h 0 0 0 0 3 0 o ' H. 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 r 83 30 21 25 33 214 57 ho 56 Gen D1 53 28 29 29 37 2? 31 Ge 33 28 VOLLEYBALL Back Rowx Mr Lukinchook, Edith Trimble, Opal Lea Smith, Berrclce Vaughn, Donna Emgh Middle Row Fern Kay Barnhart Harriet Trimble, Lo1s Heagney, Mar garet Shrader, Mary Goscha FTont Row: Jean Rome, Joyce Pope, Donna M618, Betty Rome 'lm BLSKETHLL Back Ron llr Fox, Edith Trimble Donna Flo high, Joyce Pope, Bernice Vaughn, Opal Lea Smith, Donna Weis, Front Rows Margaret Shrader, Bett Rome, llary Goscha, Jean Rome f- BASEHLL Back Rom lr. Lukinchook, Edith Trimble, Clara lluln, Bernice Vaughn, Opal Lea Smith. 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A TIOIVAL ACTIVITIES FRESHMEN INITIATION On September 15, inltlation day, the freshmen came to school dressed 1n suits of long underwear w1th bathing suits over them, one high heeled shoe, one low heeled shoe, carrying a slop jar and a cup The seniors gleefully smeared the freshmens faces w1th green egg white and t1ed ribbons dipped in limburger cheese around thelr necks They were required to bow and give tr1bute each time they met a sen or After school, they were paraded down ma1n street The clxmax came that n1ght at an all school party There, the inutiation was com leted and games played Refreshments were served by the senlors WEINFR ROAST AT OBFRLIN LAK? Another h ghlight on February 27 was the party sponsored by the sophomores It was orig1na1ly planned as a farewell party for Virgll Koerperlch, but slnce he was unable to attend, lt we changed to an all school party we went to the Oberlin Lake where some went boat r1ding, wh1le others played ball or Just walked around About 6 o'clock we ate and then went to the show DONKEY BALL GAME On the evening of larch 13, S R H S was the scene of many hllarlous and pecul1ar events The gym was packed to capacity for the Donkey Basketball Game Just before the games, the Hobby Dobby Donkey Derby, a race on mechanlcal donkeys was held Following the Derby an exhibition IB put on by 'Popeye' the tralned donkey It was rather confusing trying to f1gure out which were the players and which were donkeys in the basketball games The first game was between the S R H S girls and boys The girls defeated the boys h to 2 In the second game of the evening the townteam defeated the boys 114 to 8 The game was sponsored by the Athletlc Association Proceeds went toward buying new warm ups for the boys . . . . - - . , J . . . 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JMIF1-I SALES AND SERVIPE GENERAL HARDWARE JOHN DEER: SELDEN PHONE 25 KANSAS P, 4' C F d and Paint for the wood work or walls I 4'-I f',.P HOLLYWOOD CREAMERY MTS Dale Fowler S E L D E N T H E A T E R SELDEN KANSAS N C E H A Alex M Fromme L L E R R I Jbaeph W Fromme oxls, KINSAS B E R L s Eduard J Kaus, QUALJTY Mhnager mmgrs FRUITS GROCERIES VEGETABLES PEARL L ELBY'S CALL 97 ICECREAM POOL LUNCHES SELDEN KRNSAS FRED L STROHWIG Ish South Pbnn Insurance Real Estate Loans OBLRLIN LANSAS SELDEN KANSAS CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1951 Tractor Truck Passenger Tires Farm Tire Service Hlrdware Appliances into Supplies You are always welcome xosTERs FIRESTONE HoxIE, PHONE 273 KINSRS D A L L ' R o N K H I 1 SUPER MARKET I X rw C-' fr'-'XY KOnL:::: .JRQs.... l'.l SELDEN SELDEN MEATMARKET AND LOCKER SERVICE FROZEN FOODS Crispy Cold Fruits and Vegetables QUALITY ECONOMY VARIETY FRIENDLY SERVICE PHONE M6 KANSAS QFORE GROCERIES MEATS saoizs DRY Goons PHONE 214 KANSAS ru I1 I ARLS -AS H S- CONGRATULATIONS Students of Selden High 1951 For m complete line of mens and boys clothing and shoes Ladies Reaggdto Wear C L.A A R ' S C L O T H I N G Ward and Ellanette Clear OBERLIN KKNSAS -AN PBSLL .J DRY GOODS IND LADIES ' APPAREL OBERLIN KANSAS SELDEN HIGH SCHOOL ESCORT SERVICE For the Ideal Escort see Laverne 'ii Willie Eugene V1 k .bg 6 Reasonable Rates 1 If' 'Q' CONGRATULATI ONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS of 1951 N CL Clothing and Shoes OBERLIN, KANSAS A Y S L O Attorney Law HOXIE KANSAS SELDEN STYLE SHOP Effie Beherent Slimaker and Linda Lee Dresses Mojud Hose For the gifts you give with pride See our complete jewelry line HANHLTON ELGIN BULOVA WATCHES Artcarved Cardinal Diamonds Watch Jewelry Repairing Stone Settlng Jewelry Engraving H A W W E L Hoxie, Kansas ROGERS PLUMBI NG HEATING CO Sale , Installatione And Supplies GAMBLES MERCHANDISE Phone 85 ll 8 38 F A R P Len Zodrow Your Patronage Appreciated SELDEN, KANSAS D E A A A R K j s ' J E I H Y at R C. 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