Southeast High School - Hoofbeats Yearbook (Wichita, KS)

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Ralph Schaude B.S. M.S. Head, Industrial Arts Every inch a gentleman — well prepared for his field — a quiet voice befitting his personality W. J. Draut B.A. M.A. Driver Education Teaches prospective hot rodders the rules of the road — a warm smile Tommy Cagle B.S. Driver Education Blonde and good looking — seldom seen in the main part of the building Motors, Mechanics, Straight Edges, Dual Controls, and Designs DISMANTLEMENT of a motor seems to be the order of the day in auto mechanics class. Luther Foxx B.S. M.A. Industrial Arts A ping-pong fan — Applies his teaching to his extra- curricular woodworking ac- tivities Bill Lantz B.S. Industrial Arts Gets results through quiet discipline—spends his time repairing his students 20

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Frogs, Fumes, and Fungi Kenneth Coy B. A. Science Good with teenagers—likes interested students—lots of fun, but rules with a firm hand James E, Anders B.S. Biology Friend to strav pussy- — keeps his classes u] date on his family C Fred Amen B.S. B.S. Biology Carries out his sincerity in arguments and discussions — quietly takes his stand and sticks to it Clinton Kaufman B.A. M.A. Head, Science Tall tower of wisdom sprinkled with humor — handles four different sub- jects in his busy day LOOKING OVER Evan Evans’ shoulder as he disects Cat Martina, the physiology skeleton. Martin Pankratz B.A. Chemistry Fun comes in a small pack- age—producer of odiferous fumes and coughing stu- dents—has a skeleton named after him Ruth Mead B.A. M.S. Science Quiet voice—never slows down or runs out of breath — grows her own jungle RY THE LOOK on Pat Lott’s face, you’d think that that bunsen burner was about to explode.

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Jackie Robbins R.N. B.S. Nurse Thermometer thrusting with an accent — testing cars, eyes, and excuses keeps her busy PREPARING themselves for future homcmaking duties arc EffieGresty, Jean Murphy, and Mary Postlewait. Bandages, Spices, Needles, And Naps Head, Homemaking Gene Pepperkorn B.S.H.E. M.S. Holds her students’ atten- tion—not only teaches sew- ing, but sews many of her own clothes H. E. Johnston B.A. M. A. Study Hall A great sports enthusiast- used to officiate—his bark is worse than his bite H. M. Rathmel B.A. Study Hall Mischievious grin — always looks like he has a joke up his sleeve Marie Symington B.A. A.A. M.S. Homemaking Prepares her students to meet society - sparkling gray eyes add to a pleasing personality Mary Wulfmeyer B.S. Homemaking Amiable culinary artist — providing future insurance against husband starvation OBLIVIOUS to the photographer, Gary Block continues to saw wood in study hall as Karl Kreutziger looks on. 27