St John High School - Whirlwind Yearbook (St John, KS)

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ada WgAf 7-nw-af AN ALUMNI BANQUET F utures 'fProphecyJ . . . O ur Gift ...... . Donnie Toland . Colleen Allen R ernembrances fHistoryJ . . . Norma Lou Coffin T rio The Last Roundup . . Y our School Activities. . . . N otice fLions Club Award, . . I deal Music fPiano Solo, . . . N otes of Yesterday fWillJ. . . E ntertainment fQuartetQ . . R ewards fSchool Awards, . . S ong fClassQ . . Hazel Brenn Colleen Allen Dorothy Helton . . Bob Snell Wayne E. Mase Jewell Brodie Dorothy Helton . Paul Miller Donnie Toland Richard Spring Stanley Harris Wayne E. Mase Paul Peterson . Senior Class Compliments of .Tim's Auto Service 41

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TX R O S E F E S T I V A L unior- enior anciuef PROGRAM ambung Rose . . Howard Gray R ne Rose Forever . . Robert Snell cented Petals . . .... Colleen Allen xcellent Harmony . . Mr. Struble, Mr. Peterson Miss Simcox, Miss Ledbetter lowers of Speech . ...... Mr. Mase nticing Interlude . . Dean Young hining Phrases . . . . . . Jay Templin reasured Memories ....... Beverly Ackley Shirley Swartz, Merrilee Rabourn nspiring Thoughts ........ Norma Mase alley of Roses ..... Beverly Ackley, Jesse Bell gggng Russell Fox, Frank Lacio, Howard Gray Rose Bud ......... Jacqulyn Clowers ingering Melodies . . . Group Singing Courtesy of St. John Hotel, Mrs. I. E. Rains, Mgr. 40

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enior add TOP ROW: Teddy Drake, Arlo Beitler, Donald Downing, Orpha Witt, Adrain Sayler, Paul Miller, George Franklin, Doyle Miller. IVLIDDLE ROW: Hazel Brenn, Jewell Brodie, Don- ald Schroder, Rex Moore, Thain Jordan, Stanley Harris, Danny Mac Taylor, Verla Rus- sell, Melchor Gutierrez. BOTTOM ROW: Dorothy Hager, Donnie Toland, Colleen Allen, Dorothy Helton, Richard Spring, Stanley Muci, Berneice Krentzel, Norma Lou Coffin. Absent: Donald Ashby and Stephen Burnett. aaa .Mafory We entered the freshrnan year with a class of 38. Officers elected to serve us through this year were: pre sident-Tommy Hook, vice president-Donnie Toland, secretary and treasur- er-Eldon Lutz, and cheerleader-Norma Lou Coffin. Sponsors were Miss Tritt and Mr. Hook. The seniors initiated us through the doors of higher learning on September 28. The girls had to wear their hair in pigtails tied with yellow ribbons, their short dresses backwards, neckties, no makeup, and carry food for the seniors. The boys had to wear makeup and short pants and shine the senior's shoes. The only class party of the year was a Christmas party held on December ll. It was held in the gyrn and group games and soccer were played after which refreshments were served. Our sophomore year startedwith a roll of 37,12 girls and Z5 boys. We lost four from our freshman class and gained three new members. Iva Hahn moved to Hutchinson, Betty Lou Helwig to Longmont, Colorado, and Wanda Kirkhart to Stafford. Earl Evers and Verla Rus- sell joined us. Class sponsors for our sophomore year were Ivlr. Struble and Miss Beswick. Officers were: president-Donnie Toland, vice president-Doyle Miller, secretary and treasurer-Cob leen Allen, and cheerleader-Verla Russell. We had a party during the first six weeks of school. It was a hayrack ride to Jordan's sand pit. Games were played and fires were built. All gathered around the fire to roast wieners andhave a free for all talent show. Quite a bit of new talent was discoveredamong the classmates and it was thoroughly enjoyed by all. During January we selected our class motto, flower, and colors. As our motto we se- lected, We have reached the bay in safety: the ocean lies in view, flower-Better Times Rose, and red and silver for our colors. With Respects of Western Auto Associate Store 42