Sheridan Community High School - Sheridonian Yearbook (Hoxie, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 78 of the 1953 volume:

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UMW operates the tape recorder on our sound system. ,S sagem . . - Secretary, Mrs. Kay Crum V ., H -----.4533 4 , 'I 1 ..-x t,t...,,g ,-, if f ee.' 'N t !W-4---MII , ' .1 g fjrwvr ' -A V an n -f 8 ff J r 2 ,. yn, 5 , W Q 5 .. .Y v Q it Q. f, 3 . x A valuable part of the office staff is made up of students who work a period a day. 10 ,if Counciling with Mr. Herb Settles who is in charge of vocational guidance. T 9-4 .J J1'S ', I , u,,.-BAR lf' .r 11. x.: 7.1 gnu 1 N . J S Cldllgg LAWANA WEBB English STEVEN COMI Music LOIS ST A PLEF ORD English-Library NOT PICTURED: HERB SETTLES Math-Guidance l V KENNETH CORKE Agriculture EV A ADAMS Home Economics FRANK HUTCHINSON Agriculture DON McWILLIAMS Agriculture J I 1 4 '-Q. ,pf- E Sponsored by THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK BOB WILLIAMS Coach-Social Science KATHERINE ZELLER Commerce WILLIS NEAL Social Science ROBERT STAPLEF ORD Science SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS ARE SEATED LEFT TO RIGHT Shrrley Sapp Irm O Dell STANDING Mary Taylor Polly Krannawrtter SPONSORS ARE Mrss Lawarma Webb and Mr Steve Comr CHARACTERS FROM THE CAST OF DESPERATE AMBROSE FRONT ROW LEFT TO RIGHT ARE Mary Taylor Shrrley Sealock Betty Treu Polly Krannawrtter Albert Ochs Eddre Goff Jrm O Dell BACK ROW Shrrley Sapp Nancy Jo Rrchards Jun Tumer Foster Twell Lloyd Mrlls Davrd Popp Sponsored by WARNER JOI-INSON'b MARSHALL AUTO STORE I I I , 'S I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 1 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I : Al I I 1 I ll Y 1 I IQ. K Q54 s I Q53 1' ROSELLA BANGE FHA 2, 3,4, Band 2, 3,4, Glee Club 2, 3.4, Freshman Play, Pep Club 4. VIRGINIA CURRIER FHA Ig Kayettes I, 2,43 Band I,2, 4, Glee Club r,2,4, Pep Club 1, 2,4. FORD FARBER S Club 1,2,3,4, Football 1'2'3'4', Basket- ball 1,2 3'4', Baseball I 2'3 4 ', Track I,2' 3'4 , Kays 3, FFA 1,2,3,4, Freshmen Play, Pep Club 2,3, FHA 4, Basketball Captain 4, FFA Sentinel 2g FFA Vice-President 3. ZANE FRAZEY Newspaper Staff, Art Editor 4. i st' fr p--4-nn PHYLLIS GAEDE FHA I,2, 3,4, Pep Club 2,4, GAA 2, News- paper Staff 4, Annual Staff 4, Photography 43 TTT Staff 2, Freshman Play. JOHN GEIST, FFA I, 2, 3,4, Kays 3, Pep Club 4. EDDIE GOFF S Club 2,3,4, Football 1,2,3'4', Basketball 1'2 3'4', Track 1,2,3'4 , Kays 1, 3, Class Pres Ig FHA 4, Freshman Play, Senior Play, Student Council 3, Pep Club 3, Basketball Captain 4, Football Co-captain 4. wmv' Sponsored by THE NORTH BARBER SHOP Sponsored by THE NEAL, PLUMBING SHOP 'SM T 'E' li-.1 ? Q I 'S qi Wait until we can get this on TV! FRANCES HESTERBERG FHA l,2, 3,43 Band 35 Pep Club 45 GAA 2: Photography 45 Annual staff 45 Newspaper Staff 4. MERLE HILBURN Wrestling 2,3,4'5 S Club 3,45 FFA I,2,3, 45 Pep Club 4. ARCHIE HUGHES Football I,2,3'4'5 Track I,2,3,45 Wrestling 2'3'45 FFA 1,2,3,45 Kays 35 Student Council 35 S Club 2,3,45 Pep Club 35 FHA 4g Senior Play5 Football Co-Captain 45 FFA Reporter 4. CHARLOTTE JAMES FHA I,2, 3,45 Kayettes I, 253,45 Band 1,35 Glee Club 35 GAA 25 Pep Club 2,45 Student Council 45 Photography 45 Newspaper Staff 45 Annual Staff 45 FHA Vice-Pres. 4. EDWARD KARNES Football I, 2,3,4'5 Track 1, 2, 3'4 5 Baseball 3,45 Basketball 1,25 Wrestling 2,3'4 '5 FFA 1,3,45 Freshman Play5 Pep Club 2,35 FHA 4. SHIRLEY KARNES GAA X, 25 FHA I, 2, 35 Kayettes 1, 25 Glee Club 25 Newspaper Staff 3. POLLY KRANNAWITTER Photography 45 Band I,2, 3,45 Pep Club 3,45 FHA 3,45 Kayettes I, 2, 3,45 Glee Club 2, 3,45 Cheerleader 3, 45 Annual Staff 45 Class Treasurer 3,45 Majorette 3,45 Freshmen Play5 Senior Play5 Newspaper Staff 4. 'Z' RAY LARUE FFA 1, z,3,4. IDA MEIS Kayertes 1,2, 3,45 Pep Club 2, 3,45 GAA 25 Glee Club 35 Junior Play. LLOYD MILLS Track I5 Wrestling 45 Glee Club 45 Pep Club 45 Junior Playg Senior Playg Pep Club Pres. 4. CHARLENE MORGAN FHA l.2.3.4: Newspaper Staff 35 Kayettes I Pep Club 1,45 GAA 25 Junior Play5 Annual Staff5 FHA Reporter 4. , .A s 'Kim ...QE MARY NEAL FHA I, 2, 3,45 Kayettes I, 2, 3,45 GAA'25 Annual szaff 45 Glee Club I, 2, 3, 45 Newspaper staff 45 Pep Club 45 Photography 45 FHA Songleadel 2. MARIORIE NIBLOCK Kayettes I, 2, 3,45 GAA 25 Pep Club I,45 Glee Club I. ALBERT OCHS FFA I, 25 Football 2, 3,4:Wl'eSt1ll'lg 3,45 Track l,2, 3,45 FHA 45 S Club 3,45 Senior Play. 'C' Sponsored by FRANK T. SUMMERSON Abstracts and Insurance C' gl 'in-sv , 3 an- C' wk' 6- Q lfpih 3 R A ,J ,JJ I , f 41 R, .-., ,. ,, ,I 5 sf' JE 1, JIM O'DELL Football I,2,3,4: Basketball I, 2,35 Track 2, 3,45 FFA I,2, 3,45 Band 2, 3,45 Glee Club 2,45 Student Council I, 35 Junior Play5 Senior Playg Class Vice-Pres. 45 Basketball Manager 4. VICTOR OELKE FFA I, 2,3,45 Kays 35 S Club 2,3,45 Band 2, 3,45 Pep Club 35 Glee Club 45 Football 1, 2, 3,45 Basketball I, 25 Wrestling 3,45 Track I,2,3,45 Junior Play. HAROLD PERCIVAL FFA I, 2, 35 Band 2, 3,45 Wrestling 2, 3,4. DAVID POPP Football 1, 2, 3,45 FFa I, 2, 3,45 Senior Play. NANCY JO RICHARDS Kayettes 2, 3,45 Band I, 2, 3,45 Pep Club 3,45 Annual Staff 45 Photography 45 Newspaper Staff 45 Senior Play. CAROLYN RIETCHECK FHA I, 2,3,45 GAA 25 Band 2, 3,45 Glee Club 1, 25 Pep Club 45 Newspaper staff 35 Class Secretary 35 FHA Secretary 3, 45 G AA Secretary 25 Pep Club Secretary Treasure DON RUESCHHOFF Football I, 2, 3,45 Wrestling 2, 3,45 Track I,2, 3,45 Basketball I, 25 FFA I,2, 3,45 Kays I, 35 S Club 3,45 Glee Club 45 Pep Club 2, 35 Senior Play. '4 Sponsored by RUESCI-IHOFF'S MEN AND BOY'S WEAR .1 . ff . DONNA SAMPLE FHA I,2, 3,45 Kayettes 1,25 Pep Club I, 2,45 Glee Club 15 Band I,45 Newspaper Staff 45 Photography 45 Annual Editor 45 Class Reporter 45 Freshman Play5 Junior Play. SHIRLEY SAPP Photography 45 Newspaper Staff 2,45 Annual staff 45 Class Pres.5 2, 3,45 Kayettes I, 2, 3,45 GAA 25 Band I, 2, 3,45 Glee Club 2, 3,45 Pep Club 2, 3,45 Student Council 45 Girls' State 35 Freshmen Play5 Junior Play5 Senior Play5 Carl Raymond Gray Scholarship 45 Kay- ettes Vice-Pres. 45 Band Pres. 3,45 Assistant Librarian 2, 35 Pep Club President 45 Student Council Pres. 45 Student Body Pres. 4. SHIRLEY SEALOCK Band I,2, 3,45 Pep Club 3,45 Newspaper Staff 2,45 Kayettes I,2,3,45 GAA 25 Glee Club 2, 3,45 FHA I, 2, 3,45 Student Council 25 Class Secretary I5 Photography 45 Annual Staff 45 Freshman Play5 Senior Play. fi sf K ILA SIMON Kayettes I, 2, 3,45 Student Council I5 Pep Club I5 Glee Club I,45 KATHLEEN SMITH Junior Play5 Freshmen Play5 Annual Staff 45 Newspaper Staff 2,45 Kayettes I,2, 3,45 Pep Club 2,3,45 Class Treasurer I5 GAA 25 Band I, 2, 3,45 Glee Club 35 Student Council 45 Kayettes Secretary 25 President 3,45 Pep Club Secretary 35 GAA Vice-Pres. 25 Band Librarian 2, 3. DARLENE STEVENS Band 2,3,45 Pep Club 45 GAA 25 FHA I, 2, 3,45 Glee Club I, 35 Class Vice-Pres. 3. MYRTLE LEE STEVENS FHA I,2, 3,45 GAA 25 Band 2, 3,45 Glee Club I. Sponsored by THE ROBINSON MILLING CO MPANY .fx Sponsored by MINNEAPOLIS -MOLINE IMPLEMENT COMPANY 'Tf 's .J 'Ti' MARY TAYLOR FHA I, 2, 3,45 Kayettes I, 2, 3,45 GAA 25 Pep Club 45 Class Vice-Pres. I5 Class Secretary 2,45 Student Council I5 Freshman Play5 Junior Play5 Senior Play5 Band 3,45 Glee Club 3,45 Newspaper Staff 45 Annual Staff 45 Photography 45 FHA Treasurer 25 Kayettes Treasurer 2. BETTY TREU Band 2, 3,45 Pep Club 3,45 Annual Staff 45 Junior Play5 Senior Play5 Newspaper Staff 45 Kayettes 1, 2, 3,45 GAA 25 Glee Club 2, 3,45 FHA I,2, 3,45 Girls' State 35 GAA Treasurer 25 FHA Treasurer 4. JIM TURNER Kays I,25 Senior Play5 Basketball 2, 35 Track 25 Band 1, 2, 3,45 FOSTER TWELL Football I5 FFA I,2, 3,45 Kays 35 Band I, 2, 3,45 Junior Play5 Senior Play5 PFA Secretary 3, Our Wide awake student council president. . VIRGINIA VAUGHN FHA I,2, 3,45 GAA 25 Band I,2,3,45 Pep Club 45 MIKE WEBER FFA 1,2,3,4. CAROLYN WHITE FHA I,2, 3,45 Kayettes I,2, 3,45 Glee Club I, 2, 3,45 Junior Play5 FHA reporter I5 Kayettes Vice-Pres. 3. PEGGY WILLIAM FHA I,2, 3,45 GAA 25 Band 2, 35 Glee Club 2, 35 Pep Club 2, 35 Newspaper Staff 25 Freshman Play. 'ga A Students who ranked high in scholarship in the 1953 graduating class are, left to right, Donna A Sample, salutatorian, and Kathleen Smith, valedictorian. I 'Q- R' XX ZA! sy. I s... -4 N, Oriental Gardens decorated with glowing lanterns, poppies, and other appropriate objects was the scene of the Junior-Senior Banquet held April ZZ. Later Bob Burger's orchestra played for the prom. Sponsored by THE ARNOLD AUTO ELECTRIC SHOP 19 5 Q' it E E S S3 E NX X 2 5 gk . 5 7 5 A . x X L- 1 1 s Q X as sais' A I X T1 'E V - fso xgisl--S-si X 5- AXE K :QT X .nw , E -, Y x grows .f N- W 'Hg 1 E X N Q ,4f Y . 177i X ,X A 5 A x y f .5 ' v j 'V as D' , V ff ft! If 7 , 1 - af 1 I f . x, f X f 1 s ' f0 'U f ' 1 f , 7 . ' r auf 1 f f ' J ,awwfu Q 3 so x X. X S be To x XQX xx NN SN Nd Q5 RN x . . A 'X , f t In f A 5' ' C0 , I Z I 'fnnihs , P ' A nl ' 1 v :AJ ff , V4 7 iprinripn Za- e d J lnnunf 2 X MM 3. jg A Qmn A011 XXX xx X xx lflflxfdffgy ffM1 70 MXWAW WMM 11x11 xfizffolldffffff XS SSN www is f 1953 g wwuioigwm mmf fda ZW? fffwf M' 1 1 f 7 Q, Afafglxffdv gracluafion Hav1ng completed requlrements set up by the state and the school, forty three senators were awarded then' d1p1omas by Warner Johnson May 12. M1ss Wanda Mae Vlnson, of the Kansas State Act1v1t1es Assoc1at1on gave the address. Sponsored by THE HOXIE CLEANERS 20 I iw i?f2Ki f43' dE, .Www if 'QQEKWEMIWWK 17 W 1. 4' 1-Q ff in ff' 'ave of 5 'V' Q. .pk 5 ' rl . 7 W me S- ir' 'S is H X ,K x ' I AKVV , M -4 A K v . ! . fl I ' if 1' F ijzf 'R Robert Howard Viola Clovella Gene Betty Ackerman Baalman Bieker Black Breeden Brewster n F 'O f-fe n L - LGF? Q. in Q' 5' A F5 K N. I ' I ' Lois Marilyn Shirley Victor Lester Delbert Chapman Collins Conard Karnes Kemper Lewis I Lll'll0l 5 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS, LEFT TO RIGHT ARE: Virginia Pratt, Marilyn Collins Sponsored by Larry Mosier, Ioan Paugh, Margie Rueschhoff, and Shirley Conard. CLASS SPONSORS THE QUONSET CLEANERS ARE: Mrs. Lois Stapleford and Mr. Bob Williams. Z1 ' N ai- I mnv ' ay Q--, -Q 4' , Sponsored by VINSOIN S STORL Io- K-one u v Wxf Martln Cletus Dorothy Larry Lovuu Manhart Moore Mosler Nd' I ni ' ' , ,,.... - ' M Inmra'- m a., v , v 1. Ii . .P r '-:rf 1 s '50 l , , -,, f Q s 1 Y ? E , f g x :WK qw xx . ,ax A, X .5 'fxiii I WN ,X JW XR: M 0 ff STRICTI..Y FORMAL 9 Q mx ,P gn 5 Q 5 3 YE' f '.1:.1+ Charles Doloris Zita Dick Joan Mowry Mowry Munk O'De11 Paugh Sponsored by THE HOXIE MOTOR COMPANY Z3 'll' Julene Paugh if ll ., v N ,V Xi.. ,,,kl K 1? ll lg? ve 55 ,. U Berneice Rowlison x A ! Clyde Shaw 9 5? la Q , L e o na J o hnni e Plo e g e r P r at t K ww I Margie Bob Rueschhoff Samples Leroy Dale Stevens Taylor Y ani- Q Virginia Delbert Wilferd Pratt Rarick Reinert 9 Q 3 Dixie Leonard David Scott Sewell Shafer Mx. It's all for art's sake! Sponsored by THE HOXIE STATE AGENCY, Insurance . Ei afa- 1-if P s 5 sv ' . . 6. . Y. 2? 1 22 , - Sark . ' -Q2 :E iav 1 . 'Si 1 ' .Silo 0l'l'l OI -MNH-mt, L S 12 .wXifgTg?.fEL f3i5.g?afZZE?1:'b'-:i5'1Qii?i'E?55f -' J 175. :hm mix SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS ARE, FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT Charles Babcock, Margie Smith, Nelda Ackerman, and Beulah Fleming. BACK ROW: Kay White and Lona Goff. Miss Katherine Zeller and Mr. Robert Stapleford are class Sponsored by HOWARD CURRIER, Real Estate 1951 - 1953 .Sip Ummm ky-353 8 Q A m ku Qs 1 A 1 I .ss 5. - W , Z Q Dale Kyle Anderson Andregg 'f' if ,, .Vi ,L,V 1, eeef 1 1 Jai , f 'Q' '!, Vyvr xi K W I ,-..L, 1- rffJ.MRv-.-.A Louise Marvin Borger Brungardt 'Qi-1 1 5' ' Merle Dick Fleming Craede .wif 9 F ,C ZA mg, , . s 1 if- xiii, 3-i-ulf' 554' ':: S Gary Charles Baalman Babcock ' c S -9 u. , --- L Q'- M, F Lola Lois Chapman Corke va 54 1 ,L fggffi A. 1 ,'F', 5, V Harold Lona Gleeson Goff Z5 1 0 f 1 c X-C c X. fs P g -'rF-5, Nelda Robert Ackerman Allen v, 0 af' Raymond Marvin Bange Boor if Q- Edward Beulah Currier Fleming H x' - ' JB Lillian Hemman Keith Hilburn Q' Donald Howell BQ Fredd1e Meler Carohne Re1nert mlm? Wade Smith Q-li-lv Daryl Karnes fuel Dolores M615 Phyllls Rletcheck Q5- Wilma Spillman J, Robert Carol Weber Wennihan X 'yur' Evelyn Karnes .438 Bernlce Pauoh 'R qgix as -'rw If-x Ardlth Kemper 'iz' Joann Ploeger Q 'Y f 'Z' Elleen Edwln Sc hl1c k S1 mon Ari? x Charles Stillwell as r Q Vergie Wennihan 26 1315 Beverly Storer E Joann Krannawltter r'l!5 Q iv-X James POPP 0 1-414 qw 1 Fred Slmon !l1Pf Donald Sumner Alice Ann Kay White White Grant McElwa1n :QW kg... Jerome Reed Margme Srruth an 'VCI inf Vera Taylor Shirley Yowell Sponsored by DAVIDSON'S GROCERY jf.- 'C-rff ..f-:-,.- is-1- a,1-r , Q-f-ff' 114A l'I'LeI'l .l FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS ARE, FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Donna Krannawitter, Donald Mosier, Joyce Karnes, and Gordon Mahanna. SPONSORS ARE: Miss Eva Adams and Mr. Herb Settles. 1952 - 1953 Zeakm Eleanora Marcella Bieke r Boor . aff- ,y 12.25 Mary David Conard Cooper A 15 Q Q ' I ..:k I I . - J f., Helen Norman Geerdes Harold Q Sponsored by MARlE'S . 1 , j l g5 BEAUTY SHOPPE2 im fl ,K C, '- Keith Anderson Q mi- . ig 4 th 5 1:9 Q53 3 i , , I 5 ' , t! ,,,kVkkk aww. Majella Viola Boor Brungardt is-4 1 S' 17 'A is-' 4 ,tw'b V ,A xkkiiil we' A Robert Kenneth Davis Deibert T 4 'W' -or Q, Quia 4- '-J Ib. ' H tm 'K A , , ,st an-5 - X. 1 Joan Bernita Hart Heier C79 5 Vincent Roberta Bange Barnhart W Q ill It , KKVVE V I C .J Y f C 2, X f James Charles Carter Chapman Q' 'Q' J V Agnes Alfred Detjen Gates Elms! sv Wanda Harold Hendrix Hesterberg T? Clare Jacobs ...ff Valer1a Mannebach -it Ltr. Y-.ff Donald Mosler amid:- Bruce Poole WE- 11...-BV' m e Y Qs 'K , . Zh .fa-Ml ff ' 3' lf. . tp ,q . 1 .15 - 12,211 1 L fy g ivin - L'-wrt. f I -I ,,z I Joyce Rose Karnes Le1': r J, Ella Mae Mc ElWa1n 1'9 'ww gif Adrlan Mowry vel? Lawrence Rall Ph1ll1p Lloyd Sealock Stansbury Thelma Me1s Pat Mowry Q5 Paul1ne R1etcheck 'TSW ik? 'U' lux i I T Herbert Lew1s flue Ann Mlckey T: Donald N1blOCk 31' KA Maryln Rueschhoff QB Duane Larry Stemshouer Taylor 28 F A T . , f Robert Lov1n .Qs f 'Hur Dolores Morrfan uns ,V B' A Delbert Ochs lik if if Harry Schwartz QE NX Kathryn Treu ,Z W A ,Q , HZ, cyyi y y ur' 31-. , f I . , Gordon Mahanna 357 A-X VR F Hadley Morgan Gb Grac1e O'Dell :QC- -E- 11 Tyrone Scott ,as- JN' if John W1ll1arns Sporsored by VIC'S GROCERY .L e . . x. 1 ,, , M I I A VL: 1- V. :tg , V ' kf...x ff l H J Q A' l X L ' It L M lj? Q 4 6 T9 ' gf 1 5 K Vkk V Sax k 4 I 1 27 ig H H A V 5 , ' ,.,,,L . . , - 1 - ' I , x W tx f do. . X- . 1? lt 10 .- . .. iw I T 6 7 L yry g , rryr r cxay l lvl, ll 2 at y a yy r l s r at Q. be .F l ttl a X 'Aff1 ,T i J my .. ' , 'S QQ or V. if . lf H ' T L lksc,rrrt rf ws. T . 1 fl sg? D ing tlttt cg T lttt nf lx, T ' A ' . ' r.A T x Q , 1 as r.,,' '1't' , if pjig. av' T 5 T 51' '- T 2 ,le. lsl s f rganizafiond l '!! 1-anus. 'Il 5591+311 Q NY S f L 53,3 'N,,,7l?S ' C , L'!.4, 3 vez - , I 4, '-yu- , T. f. MEMBERS OF THE KAYETTE CABINET ARE, FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: lla Simon, Carolyn White, Julene Paugh, Lois Chapman, Polly Kranna- witter, Mary Taylor, Margaret Smith, Mary Neal, Margie Niblock. BACK ROW: Mary Conarcl, Shirley Sapp, Ioan Paugh, Margie Rueschhoff, Kathleen Smith and Miss Lawanna Webb, sponsor. '43 K 4 t it-'F Sr' ' ,Q 'X A ' 'Qf' '53 X X N: 7-1-ff ,f ,xy The Kayettes under the leadership of President, Kathleen Smith, and sponsor, Miss Webb had a successful year. During the school year they sponsored a used-book sale, several mixers, the annualChristmas Party, Twirp Week and a watermelon feed. - 5 They ended the year with a tea for their 5 mothers and the eighth grade girls. The new officers were installed. Margie Smith W' took her sister's place as president, Joan as-I Krannawitter is vice-president, Joan Paugh, secretary, Margie Rueschhoff, treasurer, and Mary Conard, student council representative. 'rs S as 9 V ., his A' ' l F . A ypii pr: 7' , ' ' A Q - .U , if xii or 5,1 E A X ' , ' F- - f i V ' 0 rv- .fgiflz-,, in YE I i 'Jigs P434 ' ' T - ' .-Iitfz, u. F 7 ':SNm:v': v .1 ,. .K ,kk 5 ,. , il ll I .1411-gzs, Q Y, . gxsui' Y :K H 12: K . E VX .I , lm --' ph - , U' r Q., ., ' '.,.','-2QfiL'Fifm' ' ' ' ' A we li' 'r'-'if' J J 1 il y Nil H '. Q , ' . i1nti iii ll X, it - S LN C F, 1 , T s 2 7 Z, 5' f M T . 3 Al l 1 ' CT Z9 Sponsored by MAC'S STANDARD SERVICE 4 For a larger plcture Jom the 1954 SI-IERIDONIAN staff. GF Sponsored by THE ANDREGG TRACTOR AND IMPLEMENT COMPANY 30 Jgwgg' Ame? A K it ' . f ., Fifi -Lf A I ,V Q. A , a ' a A' , r .5 ' -4 k -- , b ,YT A , 5 , ,A A LAA' 'I AA , I L V F I K wt R A- , 's . X . ,- . 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F ba P915 45, 35- . . -1-S2--qs:--QM -mfw-301' The pep clubs were sponsored by 7 4 I A Miss Eva Adams and Mr. Willis ep u' Neal. . . --.-Y -..-,..-- wqasmuau R ..l'lAi,..s.a. ht. fiailihi wr-m-luuuietsilliwstltlmulhriiliswsas 4-an-snr-nr11w:ilIi'-smell f-Arr A1 ' nil ,mrs gntiywi xy. lxusw:-rm 1 aussi-QW - - ' W ' ' i efscnsamnuuuhzgsi uni ' fy Q K 9pyl:swwnvg4una1u1lhuslQ1n1YMY-g 51. f U f K ' 151, ' 1 I siduziftns fn -M ifumiiqw , .L- A-N A A W . nr-f-wn:1v11'nn.nw can-asznuudluuul vin itw lt: -...i-.-.7-1lI Sponsored by 31 FARM BUREAU INSURANCE COMPANY AP' gee i FFA OFFICERS ARE, LEFT TO RIGHT: Frank Hutchinson, sponsorg Dale Taylor, Vic Karnes, Larry Mosier, Lloyd Mills, Dick O'Dell, Jim Popp. The FFA proved to be the best rounded team in twenty eight school districts. The shop team placed eleventh in the state. i The Hoxie FFA had one Amer- ican Farmer and three State Farmers. Besides regular class I and shop work the chapter land- 3? scaped the area around the shop. 32. Sponsored by WALDEN-NIGEL AGENCY msg '14' nigga so I -.Q-1 --my 1 v E33 on I S -N . . M-..-J J ,L Among the highlights of the 1952 1953 FHA year were initiation, car Wash day, fall conference, state meeting, style show, spring tea for mothers and eighth grade girls, and the impressive candlelight instal- lation of officers. The seventy-two members under the leadership of Miss Eva Adams, sponsor, have completed many worthwhile projects and have had lots of fun. I fy l rx 353.555.3114 ,,,., Ns' S FHA OFFICERS ARE LEFT TO RIGHT Mary Taylor Betty Treu Shirley Conard Carolyn Rertcheck Nelda Ackerman Joann Kranna witter Vtrglnra Pratt and Miss Eva Adams sponsor 645 Sponsored by I..EOPOI..D'S VARIETY STORE 33 s The Pep Band, under the direction of Mr. Stephen I... Comi, played and cheered on the team at every home basketball game this season. Mem- bers of the group are Shirley Sapp, David Shafer, Darlene Stevens, Mary Conard, Donna Krannawitter Foster Twell, Jim Turner, Vergie Wennihan, Margaret Smith, Berneice Paugh, Dick O'De1l, Shirley Sealock, and Kathleen Smith. Others filled in from time to time. Margaret Rueschhoff served as a student director of the fourteen piece organization and took over the directing several times. Faithful and Truehearted, our school song, was received with encouraging enthusiasm when played by the band. Sponsored by THE HOXIE STATE BANK 34 'W' Concert night! Enough to set any band member to wishing he'd practiced harder. February 25, was THE big night for the SCHS concert band this year. The months of planning by director Mr. Stephen Comi and hard work by the members paid off in enthusiastic response of the audience. Concert favorites were Overture Aurora by Yoder, and Oklahoma by Richard Rodgers. Those who were officers and leaders of the group were President, Shirley Sappg Vice-President and Student Director, Margaret Rueschhoffg Librarian, .Ioan Paughg and Drum Major, Shirley Conard. The marching band is pictured on the front end paper. They staged a half- time show at each home football game this season. The shows were unusually well receivedg the most popular being a service salute, featuring a cannon, lighted hats, and the Statue of Liberty. ZQWJ 35 Sponsored by H. W. DEANE .gzeriolonian Siu!! B-4' hs ,A 4-J -3 -- MEMBERS OF THE ANNUAL STAFF, FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT, ARE: Phyllis Gaede, Polly Krannawitter, Shirley Sealock, Donna Sample. SECOND ROW: Nancy Io Richards, Mary Neal, Mary Taylor, Shirley Sapp. BACK ROW: Charlotte James, Frances Hesterberg, Mr, and Mrs. Stapleford, sponsors, Betty Treu, and Kathleen Smith. MEMBERS OF THE STUDENT COUNCIL ARE, LEFT TO RIGHT, FRONT ROW: Vic Karnes, Larry Mosier, Lloyd Mills, Charlotte James, Shirley Sapp, Margaret Smith, Lona Goff, Kathleen Smith, Mary Conard, Shirley Conard BACK ROW: Gordon Mahanna, Donald Mosier, and Mr. Willis Neal, sponsor. Donna Sample Cgztcfenf Counci Sponsored by DEL.LA'S CAFE 36 ,garb K ,..,,...,,,.,........ N....,,- .-' -, HM . 'Qs-. ff. X K xiii., W- J, x L Q, ' ' ,fiigf ' - . ' ? 1j.v - N A , ,xg : '..Lef , -- My ' . N X .4 - Xxx -i n x I A i X 12-7 xx xx , ag X 6 ,S N x f A, ' 5 .. H 9 A , x ' ' XXw Q 'fffii2xbbF4f 3JwwMf5f4fi2kk3 wy X .ff fx f 5 ' , QP V, ' fiif' if: 1 ' X K ff f fff, KX - ff' fa ff JR fy ,ff If ,ff X46 ff fA' 5 fQ5wpXwfff f .K f A' W X' f , i , Q. V , ,MQW ' .. . H ' gf MEMBERS OF THE FOOTBALL SQUAD ARE FRONIT ROW LEFT TO RIGHT Babcock Andregg Goff Hughes Farber Rueschhoff E Karnes Ochs Breeden SECOND ROW Brungardt Stevens D Popp L Mosrer D Taylor D ODe.1l Pratt Samples Oelke THIRD ROW V Karnes D Karnes G Baalman Shaw Sumner Ackerman M Lovm McGuire Kemper Currrer FOURTH ROW H Baalman Sewell J ODel1 C Mowry Srmon L Taylor P Mowry Chapman A Mowry FIFTH ROW Gaede I Popp Bange Sealock Cooper Mahanua Carter L Mosrer R Lovm BACK ROW Poole Delbert Nrblock Scott Morgan Wrlhams Boor LOSE I-IEARTBREAKER TO GOOD LAND COWBOYS Startlncv W1th the open1n0 whlstle the Ind1ans dom1nated the Goodland Cowboys for 48 m1nutes however Goodland Went home Wlth a 7 to 6 V1c tory Goodland farled to make a f1rst down and was held to a m1nus 35 yards rush1ng HOX16 scored elght f1rst downs and netted 187 yards I-lox1e threatened repeatedly offenslve ly but the breaks of the game went to the Cowboys The Ind1ans scored 1n the fu-st quarter on a well executed pass The touchdown cl1rnaxed an 80 yard dr1ve Goodland's recovery of a I-Ioxre fumble 1n the second per1od proved the marg1n of v1ctory Th1s would seem to 1nd1cate that the best team does not always w1n goofda! INDIANS WALLOP NORTON Z0 7 HOXIC came out the v1ctors of a hard fouofht game Z0 7 Had not the game score would have read a lot dlfferent than lt d1d W1th Norton's several fumbles HOXIC was able to score s1x t1mes 1n the f1rst half but penalt1es caused four of them to be called back At the end of the f1rst half Hoxle led 13 to 0 The Norton Dally Telegram sa1d 1n part The Hoxle Ind1ans wh1pped a defenseless Norton eleven 2.0 7 Fr1day N1ght at Hox1e 1n a NWK League game HOXIC passed e1ght t1mes com pleted three for a galn of 41 yards The Jays tr1ed for three passes all 1ncomplete and lntercepted one HOXIC pass There was a large crowd of fans from Norton and Hoxle gathered at the HOXIC stad1um to see the Ind1ans do battle w1th a league foe the Nor ton BlueJays and before the even1ng was over the feathers flew 1n all d1rect1ons as the Ind1ans were on the War Path Sponsored by THE HOXIE CO OP , 1 . : . . . . . , . , , . : , '. . , . ' , . ' . 1 9 I I I 5 ' ' I ' D ' U I P . . . - , 1 9 I 1 I ' ' ' 1 I ' I U I ' . - . . . . - . : . . . . , . 1 y 1 ' 1 - . . I p 1 1 ' s s o I 1 1 n 3 - I several touchdowns been called back . . . . l , O Q . . . . . , I . . , I . l I . . D H . . . . . , ' . u ' l ' 1 . a . . ! . 37 CO1by Goodland I-Ii11 City St. Francis Atwood Oberlin WaKeeney Norton Oak1ey rs or Ax fe SENIOR PLAYERS ARE, LEFT TO RIGHT: Eddie Goff, Albert Ochs, Vic Oelkc, DOH Rueschhoff, Coach Bob Williams, Ford Farber, Ed Karnes, David Popp, and Archie Hughes. THEY INDIVIDUAL SCORES 6 15 Ford Farber 50 6 7 Edward Karnes 19 8 Victor Karnes 6 0 Eddie Goff 31 7 Archie Hughes 6 Z7 Bob Samples 18 0 7 7 Sponsored by THE PLAY RECREATION 38 7 . 52 .9ncLan5 Coach Bob Williams x Sponsored by THE MAHANNA PHARMACY lx kj ,XXGJW 131,92 X1 I Xi' ,' eg fl Q i ' I ra X , JKT FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Bob Samples, Dale Taylor, Ford Farber, Vic Karnes Eddie Goff. BACK ROW: Herb Settles, head coachg Gary Baalman, Charles Babcock Gene Breeden. Jerome Reed, Kyle Andregg, and Willis Neal, assistant coach. Hffefga f h LEFT TO RIGHT, Gordon Mahanna, Gary McGuire, Larry Taylor, Delbert Rarick, Howard Baalman, Richard Gaede, Herbert Lewis,Charles Chapman, Donald Niblock, and Pat Mowry. Sponsored by NORTHWESTERN MOTORS 40 Coach Settles faced the first game of the season with practically the same boys that helped bring fame to SCHS in the year before. This year we had two seniors, four juniors, and four sophomores playing on the first team. The opening game of the season the Indians found themselves overpowered by the team from Quinter, they were defeated 43-40. It didn't take long for them to find their stride, however, and they racked up a score of 48-45 over Selden, Things looked hard for the Indians throughout the entire first half of the St. Francis-I-Ioxie game but in the last part of the last quarter the Indians, with a surge of energy, came out the victors with a score of 42-40. Under the coaching of Herb Settles, the Indians wound up the season with a 10 win 14 loss record. 'x Sponsored by THE V AND O CAFE TEAM SCORES THEY WE Quinter 43 40 Selden 45 48 Oberlin 59 44 Goodland 65 54 Oakley 32 53 Hill City 64 40 Atwood 33 42 Colby 44 40 St. Francis 40 42 Norton 53 38 Oberlin 50 36 Oakley 35 46 Goodland 37 45 Atwood 30 48 Colby 50 43 St. Francis 50 47 Norton 55 39 mea lgng FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: C. Mowry, M. Lovin, D. Mosier, R. Lovin, D. Cooper, F. Simon. SECOND ROW: M. Brungardt, C. Shaw, A. Hughes, D. Rueschhoff, V. Oelke, A. Ochs. BACK ROW: L. Sewell, E. Currier, E. Karnes, L. Kemper, L. Mosier. f.: A G93 .5 , . . .. ,, .Nw Captain Vic Oelke The SCI-IS matmen brought to a close a very successful year for 1953 by attending the State Meet at Salina. This was the highlight of the whole season. Those who attended were Don Rueschhoff, Vic Oelke, Archie Hughes, Edward Karnes, and Leonard Sewell, At the league meet in St. Francis, six I-Ioxie Indians placed in the upper four ratings. Charles Mowry placed fourth, Vic Oelke, second, Don Rueschhoff, Second, Larry Mosier, fourth, Edward Karnes, second and Leonard Sewell, fourth. This year closes the wrestling career of Vic Oelke, Archie Hughes, Don Rueschhoff, Edward Karnes, and Merle I-Iilburn, as these boys are graduating this year. Sponsored by MICKEY HARDWARE AND FURNITURE STORE 42 4 12. if ,mf ... v flag . x, x G- LM:-gl - ., - 1 ix i v' ,- Axm: 4, 5, ,, Q ,i FRONT ROW, LEFT TORIGHT: Stevens, Niblock. Rall, Sealock, Morgan, Chapman, Cooper, Mahanna, Steinshower, Lewis, McGuire. SECOND ROW: L. Mosier, D. 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