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

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1951 volume:

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With the capable assistance of their sponsor, Miss Long, and the members of the senior class, theyhave presented this fine yearbook for your enjoyment. Richard Mor- ford, Sports Editorg Gladys Dudrey, Editorg Kenneth Harper, Assistant Editorg Charlotte Hall, Business Managerg Jay Templin, Feature Editorg Kathryn Long, Sponsor. BOARD OF DIRECTORS Jack Cornwell, Treasurer Roy Risley, Director Robert English, Clerk THE ADMINISTRATION OF ST. JOHN HIGH SCHOOL Wayne E. Mase, Superintendent of Schools and principal of the High School. Mr. Mase is serving his fifth year as Superintendent of St. Johns High. Kate Carter, Principal of the Grade School has been a member of the faculty for 32 years. . x sw. ALICE DYKES MARIE NEWELL IID N, Q? eoeeeoe ar-5 I , I J 5 I , J n0'!, X DENNIS SHOGREN ED BENDER I MARION ANDERSON 5 CORALIE NEIDENS JACK DAVIS JAM ES SPRADLING I -'fa BERY1.. I-IERRINGTON sr 1 IN. H nl- liYH0l,l!lV!l KATHRYN LONG I This Page Sponsored by RAYMOND L. BUDGE 6 ERNEST HOOPES f'5 A'315 IQ E in. l BILL XN ES TH TEMPL CH fy, 1 yr 1 . '22 MER RISTE 7 H0 NSEN BETTY LEATHERMAN This Page Sponsored GEORGE -ASHER MILO H LEWIS ON 7 1 or B190 cxncvlwou E 5 WAYNE MAS MP' ' by 1,,,..- fi. -1'-7 These two popular seniors, Ruth Ann Staton and Kenneth Harper, were selected by the entire student body to reign as King and Queen of the 1951 Yearbook. The selection was based upon personality, leadership, neatness, scholastic ability, charm and popularity. SENIORS Officers of the Senior Class: Jack Fox, Pres identg Eddie Robinson, Vice President, Char lotte Hall, Secretary, Bonnie Metz., Treasurer. This page sponsored by THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK JERRY BLISS Football I, 3,45 Track Ip J-Club Basketball I. MARY LU BROWER Wheat League Play 2,35 Junior Play 35 Kayette Cabinet 3g Teen Times staff 4g Hutchinson High School 1. HELEN CORN Glee Club I,2,3,4g Mixed Chorus 2,3,4gBand1,2,3,4gKayettesl,2, 3,41 Gym 2.3. MICKEY CURTIS Glee Club 3,4gGeneseo High School I,2. Respects of ST. JOHN JEWELHIS RAY ANDERSON Football 3g Track gg Glee Club 35 Teen Times Staff 4g Pratt High School I,2. VESTANNA ASHBY Band l,2gGlee Club 1,2,3,4g Mixed Chorus l,2,3,4g Kayettes 1,2,3,4g Librarian l,2,3,4. GLADYS DUDREY Glee Club I,2,3,4g Mixed Chorus 3,4QGyIIlI,2,51 Kayettes 3,4gAf1' trim High School I,2. JACKIE FOX Football 1,2,3,4gTrack l,2,3,4g J- Club 3,4g Football C0-Captain 4g Class President 3,4. ANN ARDEN GARVIN Band 3, 4g Kayette Cabinet 3,43 Class Vice-President Ig Class Secretary 3g Football Queen Attendant 4. ROBERT GINEST Football 1,2,3g Basketball Ig Track 151-Club 3,45 Hi-Y I,2,3,4. THEODORA GUTIERREZ Kayettes l,2,3gG1ee Club 1,2,3,4g Mixed Chorus I,2,3,4g Student Council 45 Kinsley High School I, 2,3. DONNA HAGER GleeClub I, 2. 3.4: Mixed Chorus 35 4g Kayettes I,2,3,4g Gym 3. Compliments of ST. JOHN NATIONAL BANK BILL KIRKPATRICK Footballz, 3,45 Basketba1l3,4g Glee Club 2, 3,4g I-Club 2,3,4g Football Co-Captain 4. LORETTA LOONEY Glee Club I,2,3,4g Gym 2,33 Kay- ertes 1. KATHERINE MC CANDLESS Glee Club 1,2,3,4g Band 1,2,3,4, Gym l,2,4p Jr. Play 3gAnu'im High School I,2. BONNIE METZ Mixed Chorus 3,45 Kayette Cabinet 2,3,4g Cheerleader lg lr. Play 35 Class Treasurer 4. This Page Sponsored by PEACOCK 8: SOICE CHARLOTTE HALL Band l,2,3,4g Band Queen 2, Glce Club I,2,3,4, Kayettc Cabinet 2,4, Class Secretary 4. KENNETH HARPER Basketball 1,2,3,4,FoorbalI I,2,3, 4gStudentCounci1President 4, Foot- ball Co-Captaln 4, School Represent- ative to Boys State 5. I I NORMA MILLER Glue Club 1,2,3,4g Mixed Chorus r,2,3,4g Band 2,3,4g Gym 2,3,4g Kayettes 2,3. RAYMOND MORELAN Antrim High School I , 23 Class Vice- President 2, ,I RICHARD MORFORD Football I,2,3,4: Hi-Y I,2,3,4g Mixed Chorus I,2,3,4g Junior Play 35 Student Council 4. J. R. MUCI FootballI,2,3,4gBasketba1l l,2,3, 45 Track I,2,3,4g J-Club 3,4g Stu- dent Council I,4. RICHARD POUND Football l,2,3,4g Basketball I,2, 3, 4g Track IgGlee Club I ,2,3g J-Club 4. EDWIN ROBINSON Football l,2, 3, 4g Basketball I ,2, 3, 43 Track 1,2,3,4g Band r,2,3,4: J'Club1,2,3,4. Compliments of DR. I... G. GRAVES RICHARD RUSSELL Football 1,35 Basketball 1,2,3,4: Mixed Chorus 2,3,4gHi-Y I,2,3,4g Junior Play 3. ELDON SANDERS Football 2,33 Track 2,3gG1E9 Club 2,3,4gMixed Chorus2,3,4g Band 1, 3-4- BARBARA SIDMAN Glee Club 1,21 Mixed Chorus I,2g Gym l,2,3,43 Kayettes Ig Teen Times Staff 4. MARY LOU SNELL Glee Club 1,2,3,4g Gym2,3,4g Kayettes I,2,3,4g Kayette Cabinet 2,4g Band 1,2,3,4. Sponsored By JOHNSON CHEVROLET CO. MAUDE RUSSELL Glee Club I,2,3,4g Gym 2,3g Kay- ettes I,2,3,4g Kayette Cabinet 3g Junior Play 3. NANCY RUSSELL Band I,3,4g Mixed Chorus 2,3,4g Kayette Cabinet 2,3,4g Student Council 4g Class Secretary I. M ,. 4 ' ' I 4 i ve' ,sf It ' RUTH ANN STATON Cheerleader 3,4g Glee Club 2.3.4 Junoir Play 3: Kayette Cabinet l,3, 4g Football Queen 3. THOMAS TAYLOR Football I,2,3,4g Track 1,2,3,4g Basketball1,2,3,4gJ-C1ubI,2,3,4g Mixed Chorus 3,4. VIOLET WALLS Glee C1ubI,2,4g Mixed Chorus 2,45 Gym 2,3g Kayettes I,2,4. Compliments of JIM'S AUTO SERVICE '14 JAY TEMPLIN MARY TIEPERMAN Kayettes I,2,3,4gG1ee Club I,2,3, 4g Mixed Chorus I,2,3,4p Gym 3 Class Vice-President 2. - s ss- if fe ww f - ' :ff-5: 'lf'-.nr E si , , x as K uff nn .k E L K, 4 w gf 9 fs' p t is Q f r JUNIORS Troy Andersok, Orvel Belote, James Brock, Judy Brower, Dena Campbell, Larry Carrier, Corenne Clair, Pat Coffin, Donna Davis, Joan Dukewits, Lyle Fehrenbacher, Doyal Fletcher, Martha Foss, Doris Fox, Jack Gillespie, Bonnie Hahn, Marilyn Halley, Betty Hamilton, Bill Kennedy, Joyce Leatherman, Eldean Lewis, George McCandless, Norma Mase, Jerry Metz. LarryMi11er. IV8HMil1S, Emelia Muci, Jack Owen, Anna May Pitts, Keith Roberts, Marlene Sanders, Margaret Sanford, Doyle Stanbaugh, Robert Walker, Della Walls, Jacky Wise, Donald WomaCk,Joan Womack, Ruby Womack, Dan Young. NOT PICTURED: Donald Allison, Doris Flynn, Barbara Glasscock and Kenneth Heaton. Compliments of CRAWFORDS 'Q its , Q ss 1 Ng ss Q t 9 1 - 52 V l S iii? 5 .X Q Cb. r Q ,X sf t ss X X is img, 'lu' 'wav 'Nw 2354 r t ,, Si 'Q ef Us K I ' 4 , 5551+ 3349. is ,.,wv i 53 if it Q N sornomoafs ,L he f. - . - As-3 5. - Q fi' Frances Allison Verda Barker Vernon Bartlett Edith Belote, Marilyn Buick Martha Capell Shirley Chadd ' Janet Clowers James Curtin Stanley Denbo Nancy Drake Donald Dudrey Opal Flynn Earl Fox, Olive Frank- if .f 'rl' 'K sq R N Q I I I D I I I O I I I I lin, Lawrence Garcia, Donald Glasscock, Johnny Hager, Joan Hathaway, Franklin Holmes, Romain Hullman, Melvin Ives, Eldon Ivy, Phyllis Julian, Jeanette Klein, Mary Lacio, Carol Leitner, Dorothy McCandless, Ivan McCullough, Vernon Mastin, Darius Miller, Ronald Miller, Jimmy Moore, Carol Peterson, Milton Rice,Jack Ring, Virginia Robinson, Teddy Ronen, Maxine Salee, Gary Srauffer, Ann Templin, Shirley Walker, Keith Wil- liamson. Sponsored by BRANNAN'S STUDIO r V,- Q0 ..- f gg ,s ,.i'i' V yl i as 'V v 1 N' i pjrg. V , , t ,, , , 4 . ,: I 2 J J ' il A X g s? , ,A ig z I 4 S . saw A X i ' A ' Nr- 4. I . .40ay rr- iv? fy' Nt ' V K f. 1, K' ,N '95 sc-5 x .Q we ,. . 5' S T - S '-f S X T , N , A L xl.X me ' x Q . A A12' 2 V i U . ,ir .3 ar Q Q ,V Q . 'S , ' K W Y b.,, ,W ,- . 15 ,- ' V , littl e ,J 5 s....,J, fi as --,k I if as gl K fha- 4 X fi Ak I at Rl 410 C' ' x 1 . I Xxx, x , 4 T' 3 4 x 6 MAA X .1 s N-f .wx X 'dnl' T in L ' We A X Thomas Ackley, Kathryn Andrews, Marc Asher, James Barber, Dorothy Bell, Deloris Belote, Glenna Brock, Kay Chadd, LaWanda Chadd, Patty Curtis, Gary Dukewits, Farol Fox, Jerry Garcia, Elsie Gutierrez, Herschell Halley, Maurice Higgins, Shari Hudson, Marilyn Ivy, Jeanette Jordan, Larry Julian, Con- nie Leatherman, Merle Dean Leatherman, Shirley Lewis, Er- ik, . Courtesy of ' iq' -l H FRESHMEN nesteen Lutz, Emma Jo Lyons, Gerald Mase, Dolores Meyer, Marjorie Miller, Donald Priddy, Roger Russell, Darrel Saloga, Bonnie Sanford, Patricia Sayler, Richard Serogin, Robert Shank, DarrellShanteau, Leon Shelton, Donald Sligar, Virginia Taylor, Larry Thomas, Donald Veatch, Mary Ellen Waters, Larry Welch, Patricia Williams, Bill Wilson. KX Ai 1 :ra J. M. MCDONALD i 'f 3' -f Wt COMPANY S k r ,pei S Ka' it Z X ll S .4 ' - . -1. , 3- ii is Hag, M s ' 'Cf -3, , dl, ,wr -- s ' i' ' Q 2 . if ,. -i v , 1' ,Ax Q ', 4 m EIGHT!-I GRADE Q A his 3255 l L ..1. ,ff , .N I QTQW 'Hs M l X wig' I J f??5'if , Nadine Richard Mildred Mary Jo Albert JO Ann Anderson Asher Bell Bigham English A 2 , 'Nl Kerwin Billy Donald Fonnie Rose Marie Eddie Fehrenbacher Flynn Fox Fox Fuqua Garvin , it '-MQMS' ' 'iiii Vii' Z gfxfgf 1 A f To ., I . ...lint t AM.: J. D. Sammy Jerry Sonny Billy Donald Hager Henderson Julian Juli an Kelley Klein , is Q .J Raquel Patricia Dee Anne Mary Eldon Ronda Muci O'Connor Oberg Owen Risley Sidman .' If i f ' .1 l 5 A y so ABSENT: lg it iiyll A A' V , A 2 'iii J Robert Holmes Y xx K I .V ,Q . 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Max Stru- ble and Beryl Herrington, Sponsors. - Ann Templin, SOPHOMORES: Janet Clowers, Secretary, Treasurerg Virginia Robinson, Vice-President, Phyllis Julian, President. Ernest Hoopes and Kathryn Long, Sponsors. FRESHMAN: Gerald Mase, President, Shari Hudson, Vice- President, Larry Thomas, Secretary-Treasurer. James Sprad- ling and Coralie Niedens, Sponsors. EIGHTH GRADE: Nadine Anderson, Vice-President, Mary Jo Bigham, President, Dee Anne Oberg, Secretary, Rose Marie Fugua, Treasurer. Dennis Shogren and Esther Christensen, Sponsors. SEVENTH GRADEgJohnStaton, Vice-Presidentgludy Benford, Secretary-Treasurerg Stephen Higgins, President. Alice Dykes ' derson, Sponsors. and ice-Presi Marion An Compliments of ELEC TRIC WIENEKE Z0 SIXTH GRADE x',l -1 FIRST ROW: Jimmie Walker, Patricia Heaton, Sharon Jung, Sonia George, Betty Plumb, Lorene Curtis, Jim- mie Fox. SECOND ROW: Billy Joe Leatherman, Kenneth Darby, Larry Jones, Billy Bigham, Ronnie Rich, Fritzie Jackson, Jerry Lu Priddy, Miss Carter, teacher. THIRD ROW: Connie Ginest, Bonnie Hamilton, Sally Gutierrez, Nathan Sparks, Dwayne Stalker, Bob Bell, Monte Stambaugh. FOURTH ROW: Jerry Graves, Leon- ard Kastning, Benny Kelley, Jerold Broadfoot, Louis Garcia, Mike Walker, Billy Andrew, Lynn chadd. nm: GRADE W1 FIRST ROW: Miss Lucille Hall, teacher, Dickie Tillery, Jane Beaver, Linda Thomas, Marilyn Risley, Judy Beaver, Nancy Lou Copeland, Mary Lou Campos. SECOND ROW: Janice Workman, Marcia McDonald, Nancy Ruth Richardson, Edward Keller, Bobby Curtis, Dale Petrie. THRID ROW: Kenneth Stambaugh, Bertie Mastin, Frank Campos, Don Hullman, Stella Gutierrez, Corine Sanford, Carole Glasscock. FOURTH ROW: Nolan Julian, Jerry Lee Folger, Allan Clair, Loren Batchman, Tommy English, Wiley Risley, Lloyd Magers, I' H th . 'm a my Courtesy of DR. JEWI-:TT zi FDURTH GRADE FIRST ROW: Miss Abbott, teacher, Benny Muci, Clay Lewis, Martin Halley, Carol Heaton, Janice Piland, Glenda Miller. SECOND ROW: Fayola Baker, Patsy Fletcher, Nova Joyce Freeman, Lonnie Chadd, Massey, Kenny Staub, Dennis McCullough. THIRD ROW: Eugene McDonald, Tony English, Gutierrez, George Kastning, Barbara Tucker, Barbara Stalker, Billie Jean Womack. FOURTH ROW: Ives, Duane Chadd, Jack Davis, Richard Garcia, Gary Mills, Jimmie Hartman, Donald Marshall, D THIRD GRADE Gary Jesse Gary Glen FIRSYT ROW: Miss Barrett, teacher, Stanley McDonald, Marilyn Hathaway, Julianne Lickiss, Rosalie Willson, Susan Cole, Marilyn Kaye Snell, Dorothy Priddy, Vernine Harness. SECOND ROW: Ronny Jones, Lynn Francis, Leslie Julian, Kitty Lou Kendall, Sherril Cook, Joyce Hartman, Kay Jordan, Jane Wiles, Jewel Chadd. FOURTH ROW: Philip Richardson, Ronald Klein, Kenny Thomas, Stan Copeland, Steven Broadfoot, Vernon Minnis, Johnny Riegel, Jerry Freeland, George Bettis, David Ivy, Gary Dennis. Compliments of L. E. AND JACK COPELAND Z2 SECOND GRADE FIRST ROWg Miss Bennett, teacher, Mary Buell, Betty Clark, Vicky Sue Branson, Betty Jeane Anderson, Judy Odle, Linda Lou Clowers, Rexine Smith, Leora Veach, Mrs. Clark, teacher. SECOND ROW: Cindy Coin, Marcia O'Conner, Jerry Ginest, Larry Garner, David McCandless, Jimmy Soden, Mac Zimmerman, Rufus Gutierrez, THIRD ROW: Dwight Miller, Richard Ring, Billy Barker, Dwight Gillespie, Iris Williams, llarhara Alvis, Paula Jung, Diana Francis. FOURTH ROW, Jerry Lynn Hanson, Ronald Juliam, Jerry Weil, Freddy Broadfoot, Arlin Chiles, Phil Delp, Stanley Holmes, Kenny Pearcy, Johnny Marshall. AI3SENTg Judy Iludson, Gary Stambaugh, Gary Rex Asher, Cherryl Jordan. FIRST GRADE FIRST ROW: Mrs, Ruth Clark, teacher, Karen Lickiss, Judy Priddy, Fern Ring, Patty Saulnier, Gary Raymond Sidman, Jimmie Green, Larry Chadd, Joe Gutierrez, Miss Vida Ratts, teacher. SECOND ROW: Nyla Harness, llarold Bettis, Timmy English, Tommy Folger, Danny Ivy, Joyce Tillery, Lenora Piland, Joyce Ilathaway, Jerry Steinman. THIRD ROW, Jasmine Bell, Carole Ann Jackson, Alice Franklin, Rajean Rich, Virginia Culbreath, Rama Risley, Mary Elaine Allison, Nancy Ackley. FOURTH ROW: Richard Risley, Randy Risley, Craig Palmer, Gary Tucker, Royal Wilson, Billy Davison, Larry Ben Frank- lin, Richard Womack, Billy Riegel, Susan Bigham. ABSENTg Larry Keith Mettscher, Ronnie Ginest. With Respects of PAT'S SERVICE STATION Z3 KINDERGARTEN FIRST ROW: Frankie Lou Fortner, Karen Ann Haslar, Linda Mae Faulkner, Sheryl Higgins, Jettie Mae Wilson, Johnny Lewis, Craig Budge, Tommy Lee Zimmerman, Garey Engle, Mrs. Joann Hildebrand, teacher. SECOND ROW: Wally Moore, Butch Shryock, Val Manderscheib, Mike Campbell, Cynthia Julian, Connie Lynn Frisbie, Tanyd Daniels, Pamela Daniels, Susan Henderson. THIRD ROW: Patricia Freeman, Cookie Smith, Marcia Johnson, Jo Anne Vice, Laveta Marshall, Davis Gene Bartlett, Phillip Shulz, Eddy Collins. FOURTH ROW: Bob Coen, Clayton Shotton, David Cochenour, Randy Hahn, Harry Wiles, Bobby Batchman, Tony Guiterrez, Tony Chadd, Randy Rich. . F fl!!! J ui J 1 The grade and high schools of St. John are connected by the auditorium and gymnasium. This is the entrance to the grade school side of the building which houses the first six grades and the kindergarten. Compliments of KIRK'S MARKET 24 QW KAVETTES Q 'ff 9 - 5 M 3 , 6 ' ff' Q 6 7,944 Compliments of Y OU 2.5 Wg!! Q SENIOR HI-'H Ch cz JUNIOR HI-V Sponsored by BUTLER-BROADFOOT MOTOR SALES CO 26 J-CLUB STUDENT COUNCH With Respects of WALKER ELECTRIC 27 NMSW, Es as . , EXRST ROW1 Haget, hann, Sandexs, Davis, Robinson, Carnpbeh, Coin, Staten, hah, Tiepetman, Gutiettez, SayXot. SECOND ROXN1 Mt. Anderson, teacnex, Lynos, Womack, 3. , Dukewlts, hahey, Fox, Sanders, MoCanc.hess, G. , Mthex, D. , Xvhhet, L. , Wes, Cnadd, Fox, Metz, Ashby , Russeh. 'YXhRD ROW, Browet, Wahs, Moet, Coihn, Brock, Waters, Metz, Brock, Nkotiotd, Dudtey, haget, Pttts, Mihcx, N., Cunt, havnhton, Nhhet, M. FOURTH ROW1 Taykot, hudson, Foss, Dndtey, Xvy , havpcrfionng, Carnes, Whharnson, Womack, Sanford, Fox E . , bAase,NXcCandXess, D, BETH ROW: Snhan, Gawtn, Buick, Lettnex, Kennedy, Texnphn, Ronen, Russeh, Ring, Taytor, NXcCand- Xess, K. , Wahs, D. , Ckowets. Outs the tandin trictanflual Chlievents of th' Wh festival Strnas pr ls yealds eatbel ' The . ogram musi . Dist t Lea C111-lic 1 a Cl. ' C lnclud ric t Sue, W ' anew 11115, ed Year took festival SCT held an Sfperiencjnd dis- place Mar edllled Y lnsley M for the Ch 30 Cal-1 arch and Y at Prat . t, this Cou rtesy of CARR IER C ER Z8 S ..,.,Y-. 4 BAND ,Q-,. s Q Eh. 3. ics CLARINET QUA RTET Ann Templin, Sherry Hudson, Nancy Russell and Ann Garvin. Composed of 59 members, this year's band includes among its activities perform- ing at the state fair in Hutchinson, present- ing a concert and participating in the mu- sic festival at Pratt and the League Clinic at Kinsley. BRASS SEXTET Edwin Robinson, Jay Templin, Jack Ring, Larry Thomas, Ted Ronen and Charlotte llall. TROMBONE QUARTET Judy Brower, Ted Ronen, Bill Kennedy and Virginia Robinson. Compliments of GARVIN AND GARVIN LAWYERS Z9 0000969 9 Q fgwmannpiags 'HGH 'B Lf, by V51 ik, fgfgfif- ' 55, MIA , Qi?-P, ef . 652815 UB Jumoa W HIGH GIRLS' GLEE CLUB SENIOR HIGH BOYS' GLEE CLUB Sponsored By BUTLER'S CAFE GIRLS' ENSEMBLE BOYS' ENSEMBLE FRONT ROW: Carolie Neidens, teacher, Judy Brower, FIRST ROW: Jerry Metz, George McCand1L-ss, Eldorwand- Brmnie Hahn' Shari Hudson, Virginia Rgbinggn' Teddy ers, Daruis Miller, SECOND ROW: Gerald Mase, Kenneth Gutierrez. BACK ROWg Anna May Pitts, Normalean Mase, Harper, Dan Young. BACK ROW: Eldon Ivy, Ted Rouen, Janet Clowers, Norma Jean Miller, Ann Garvin. .IHCR Rillg, Jay Templin. JUNIOR HIGH BOYS' GLEE CLUB With Respects of ST. JOHN NEWS OFFICE 31 N -14 C be ff 3 C C , C Organized under the sponsorship of the Kayettes, the Pep Club has appeared regularly this year at football and basketball games. Pictured in front of the Club are the c he e rle ade r sz Pat Coffin, Shari Hudson, Shirley Chadd, Ruth Staton Selected hy the student body to reign over home- coming activities Novem- ber 10 were Ruth Staton, football queen, and her at- tendants, Ann Garvin and Bonnie Hahn. C aptain , Ken Harper, crowned the queen at a halftime cere- mony of the Lewis-St. John game. C 0 -captains were Bill Kirkpatrick and Jacky Fox. Sponsored by SI-IAPLEY 'S PHAR MACY St. John 32 19 13 46 48 35 47 40 W, We we C11 fu. pi P. SEASON'S REC ORD Ellinwood Claflin Larned Greensburg Kinsley Macksville Lewis Lyons Opponents 7 13 12 0 6 0 12 6 4. . .N , H 'tba I' The St. John Tige rs have just completed another successful year. By maintaining a record of one loss in the past two seasons of competitive play, the Tigers have established a high prestige in the state. As league champions, they received a beautiful first place trophy, During the s e as on, the Tigers have rolled up 280 points to their op- ponents' 56, In league play the Tigers grabbed off five be rths on the Whe at -belt League All-Star team. They were: Ends - Eddie Robinson and Bill Kirk- patrick, Tackle - Jerry Bliss, and Backs - Joe Carrier and Ken Harper. - -11+ F , W .gf '1 ' A Q Auf 1, , ff -., Lwj'l2qi'u 'W .- 1 V - . . 5, ' l I K, ff-D, , e iif iw z '1 , L K- V , l ,L f, A3 .5 34.9 2 u Q4 Q f ,329- ,mf ag J '12 Y 'Bil1 Jerry Jacky Jean Jacky Bill Tom Rich End Tackle Guard Center Guard Tackle I .,f,- . q Eddie Ke-n J oe C arol D an End Fullback I-Ialfback Quarte rback Halfback Compliments of J. S. lgg.LLONS AND SONS TEAM FRONT ROW: Dennis Shogren, head coach, Thomas Taylor, Jerry Metz, Jacky Fox, Keith Roberts. SECOND ROW: J. R. Muci, Dan Young, Kenneth Harper, Ed Bender, assistant coach. BACK ROW: Edwin Robinson, Jacky Bill Wise, Richard Russell, Jay Templin. l .L TEAM Compliments of RICH IMPLEMENT STORE A - I son, Ed Bender, coach. SECOND ROW: Larry Garcia, Jerry Garcia, Earl Fox, Donald Dudrey Carol Leitner. BACK ROW: J. D. Barber, Roger Russell, Gerald Mase, Nick Halley. FRONT ROW: Dennis Shogren coach, Jim Brock, Dick Scrogin, Jack Ring, Keith William 34 srAsoN's Rrcoao Ellinwood Kins le y Gree ns bu rg Lewis Macks ville Sylvia Kins ley Haviland Gre e ns bu rg Lewis Macks ville Larned Stafford Sylvia Ellinwo od FIRST SIX Kenneth Harper, 39, Edwin Robinson, 369 Jacky Bill Wise, 41, J. R. Muci, gig Dan Youngg Larry Car- rier, 38. Q FRONT ROW: Phillip England, Nick Lacio, Paul Gutierrez, Jimmy Ronen, Kent Wil- liamson, Ed Bender, coach. BACK ROW: Sonny Julian, Sammy Henderson, Billy Kelly, Eddie Garvin, Donald Klein. Courtesy of FARMERS CO-OPERATIVE OII.. CO. qumoa mv i, Q Y 9, 1? 'v i Y hivA' 5 .gl Seventeenth Summer, a play in three acts written by Mau- reen Daly and directed by Kay Long, was presented by the Junior Class November 30 and December l. Members of the cast were Bonnie Hahn, Pat Coffin, Joyce Leatherman, Donna Davis, Judy Brower, Norma Mase, MargaretSanford, Jerry Metz, Dan Young, Bill Kennedy, Larri, Miller, Jack Gillespie and Jack Owen. ONE-ACT PLM' gg' ff, Seven students were selected by Miss Long for parts in the annual one act play, the year's selection being, The Bishop's Candlestick, by Nor- man McKinnel, which is based on an incidentin Hugo's Les Miserables. The cast which presented the play at league and district festivals included: Janet Clowers, Donna Davis, Ted Ronen, Keith Williamson, Larry Miller, Carol Leitner, and Dick Scroggin. Respects of THE PETERSON IMPLEMENT 4 SQI' Comphments A JAMES A. BARBER ex Annual Staff X Q .Pa QL S I, Teen Times Staff Girls' Gym 'XX QSEFXQ Ch . ernls VXXX 1' ,V . Y 0065 pb? '2- MY I 'S yi: ,. Q,- Emi' iff? ggi me +1 ui of V' 1. And there we werelll 2. Can-head and Brick-top. 3. Queen Ruthie. 4. King Kenny. 5. Hm-m-m-mll 0 Dangerous Dan. 7. Um-m goodl 8. Where's your ha1o?? 9. Over you gol IO. Yayll Il. Is 'oo havin' fun? 12. Man-mountain Bliss. 13. Ugl 14. Where you goim? 15. Dog pilell 16. Isn't he sweerl I7. Playing poker again!! 18. Swing itl 19. The four fighting fools. 20. Which one's Mary Lu? Compliments of ST. JOHN GREENHOUSE 38 f t . .,tJ'wl - 1 1 y . ' I V W - ':'- . 1 Ss'- il I , i , P I I . . Q .. X 'wi f! . 5 v' 5 'Sl . Qs? 'l :- l X s ft.-.5 al... 4 if i , 1' ,.,.! gg. U .si Mah' f bi f ,fl if .ki 'Yg At! ' N it if x 01 0 xt! vi I 9 iv V .W I. Hi-Ya gals! 2. Dignified seniors. 3. Boing!!! 4. Louie 5. Yak-Yak. 6. Look! Jimmy Durante! 7. Imagine that! A senior eatin a lollipopl 8. Aren't we studious? 9. l'm innocent! Honest! IO. The Great Thinker. 11. That pepsodent smile. 12. Houdini 13. The Three Stooges 14. Lovebirds 15. l-lave you heard this one? 16. Help! 17. Look out below! 18. The great lovers! 19. Yea, team! zo. Babs 21. Lana Turner and Rita Hayworth 22. Look pretty now! 23. She's lovely! She's engaged! 24. The Thing! 25. Don't look so serious. 26. ls that really you Ginny? 27. Boy! Am I disgusted. 28. Look at the birdie! 29. We want a touch-down. 30. Ah'm from Texas! 31. Chums 32. The lowly frosh. Sponsored by DR, B. J. CARLTON 39 ll' BOGSTERS O. I... Estes, General Agent Farm Bureau Mutual Ins. Co. J. C. Penney Co. William Davison M11es Barber Shop Hahn Grain Co. St. John Produce Co. St. John Paint and Wall Paper Al's Electric St. John Daily Capital C. S. Adams M. D. Pix Theater I... S. Burnett D. D. S. . 2 A , A TRACK Q 1 5.4 Edwin Robinson Jackie Fox of ..r ,D c .. Larry Garcia Ken Harper The track team of '51 has completed a very successful season. They have won for the school the Wheatbelt League Title for the fifth straight year. Two of the team entered the state meet this year. They were EdwinRobinson and Joe Carrier. J'oe Carrier Compliments of STAFFORD COUNTY IMPLEMENT COMPANY 41 TATTIETALE i OIIR SENIOR PLA? A' A JUNIOR SENIOR BANQIIET Saturday, May 5, at 6:30 o'c1ock P. M., the juniors honoredthe Class of 1951 with a banquet in the high school gymnasium. The theme,Cindere11a, was very well carried out in beautiful decor- ations. FY' April 6 and 7 were the dates chosen by the senior class of 1951 to present their play entitled, Tatt1eta1e , a three act comedy. It was directed by the seniors co-sponsor, Miss Marie Newell. The castwas composed of 20 speaking parts with scenes to include the entire senior class. K 'Ik ' I 5. ' -i'i' . . k,111II.d K ,XV k,,. . I, iwxkf, , wx - - E W- islgufglx mx, is git Wlgii-F -nl 3M Compliments of your WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE 42 SENIORS FRONT ROW, LHTT TO RlGHT: Jackie Fox, Gladys Dudrey, Donna Hager, Mary Lou Snell, Ruth Staton, Norma Jean Miller, Bonnie Metz, Katherine McCandless, Mary Lu Brower, Richard Morford, Barbara Sidman, Maude Russell, Teddye Gutierrez, Loretta Looney, Nancy Russell, Violet Walls, Mickey Curtis and Charlotte Hall, BACK ROW: Anu Arden Garvin, Eldon Sanders, Bob Ginest, J,R. Muci, Richard Pound, Jay Templiu, Jerry Bliss, Edwin Robinson, Bill Kirkpatrick, Richard Russell, Kenneth Harper, Thomas Taylor, Vestanna Ashby, Mary Beth Tieperrnan, and Helen Corn, ABSENT: Ray Anderson, Theme, THROUGH THE PORTALSH Compliments of INDEPENDENT HAR DWARI-E CLASS NIGHT LIVES OF SENIOR OF '5I Seniors of 5I ---thirty-four are we, All better than just average With that you will agree Its always been the custom To write your class history. You start with the beginning And end this year, you see. But we beg to be different A unique class are we We never gave our teachers One bit of misery. So we'll start with our senior year Our history to repeat But don't expect to hear those things That make school so exciting We'll only list for you What we can put in wirting. Monday, May the eighth was sneak day I guess the whole town knew it To Wichita we traveled, the Continental way There was much fun and laughter And everyone was gay Late that evening we did meet At Wolf's Cafeteria, There to eat. On Saturday, May the fifth, history repeats, The juniors gave a banquet That's really quite a feat The theme was Cinderella The food and program neat We left, our mood quite mellow. Miss Newell coached Tattletale Which was our Senior Play We all had parts, the play was gay We did so well, or so they say, We'l1 graduate the 2lSI of May. Our boys they were outstanding In football, basketball, and track, But we needn't go too deeply into that, For now we must go back, Teddye Gutierrez joined us this year Our only new recruit Perhaps you would like to know the ones Who managed this fine group. Jackie Fox is president, Eddie Robinson is vice, And Bonnie Metz is treasurer, now isn't that nice? Our sponsors are Jack Davis and Marie Newell. Now back to our junior year. Who joined our happy throng? Oh, yes, the lucky ones were Ray Anderson, Mickey Curtis, Gladys Dudrey and Katherine McCand1ess A quartet strong. That year we gave a banquet for the seniors, they were sweet We took them to The Stork Club And gave them quite a treat. Our sponsors, Max Struble and Pauline Simcox, As class president Jackie Fox. What happened to the sophomores? Best Wishes of BUD and JEANNEZTT RIEGEL We sorta had a slump, We sold magazines that is true, Enjoyed a hay rack ride and a party too. The sponsors that year? I recall Ernest Hoopes and Willa Holland. New members - Mary Lu Brower, Eldon Sanders, Bill Kirkpatrick too. The three joined our forces and agreed to be true. Our freshman year? lt was a thriller. To our class came, RobertGinest, Richard Pound, Violet Walls, Mary Beth Tieperman, Loretta Looney and Norman Miller. The senior's planned an initiation day To put us in our place, they say. We dressed as babies, that was fun, Drank pop from our baby bottles for a pun. Additions to our eighth grade roll included two new boys Jay Templin and Thomas Taylor. You should have heard the noisell Richard Russell came within our gates in '45 We were in the seventh gradell But, why not, we were wise. The seniors were condescending and the freshmen not too sweet, But our sponsors Kellogg and Thole really saved our lives. The sixth grade, bless Miss Carter's heart, We always will remember Nancy Russell, Bonnie Metz, and Jackie Fox became new mem- bers. Our fifth grade teacher was Dorothy Bonney Four new students we can list Donna Hager, Kenneth Harper, Bill Kirkpatrick and Jerry Bliss. The fourth grade teacher? Marie Fisher Always called the roll Edwin Robinson came ambling in In 1941, a happy group were we, Opal Dennis was then our teacher. Maude Russell came to add her charm, We never did one bit of harm. Better than average group were we Just look at us and that you'll see Margaret Schieb with her sweet smile Taught us in the nicest way How to work and how to play Helen Corn came that year to stay. Now we're back to '39. First graders then were we Elizabeth Hudson was our teacher And taught us well, you see. Eight of us in '38 started here to school Opal Ottaway was the teacher, Doubt if one could ever beat her. Eager to study then were we We've kept that trait, its plain to see, Better than average children we So here's our history from A to Z This is truly ancient history Its been so long ago But we thought that we 'd repeat it So you'd be sure to know. We give you now the charter members Of the class of '5I: Richard Morford. LR Muci Vestanna Ashby, Ann Arden Garvin, Charlotte Hall Barbara Sidman, Ruth Ann Staton, and Mary Lou Snell Courtesy of THE HOME LUMBER AND SUPPLY CO And was taken into thefold. 45 H- H- HITCHINGS, MANAGER CLASS PROPHECV Ray Anderson is a famous trapper in the Arctic Region. His only complaints are that there are no skunks nor women to be trapped. Vestanna Ashby and her husband are now living in California. They are operating the Spark-a-Plenty .Tewelry Store. An explosion which occurred in Blythe, California was felt here by many and taken for an earth tremor. The explosion occurred in a chemical laboratory where a chemist, .Terry Bliss, was experimenting with a new form of soft drink, to be called, Boom. Mary Lu Brower has often said, Oh, if I could only marry a farmer. Well, she got her wish. Mary Lu and her husband, Gilbert now own a dude ranch in Wyoming. Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Shelton, the wife being the former Helen Corn are now com- fortably settled in an igloo in Iceland. Their theme song is, I've Got My Love To Keep Me Warm. Mickey Curtis of the Scent Scent Perfume Laboratories is planning to visit in St. .Tohn soon. She has been living in Los Angeles and says, lt smells. Gladys Dudrey is now head coach of the famous Redhead basketball team. She en- joys her travels. She now has red hair as do the rest of the team and the man she plans to marry in the near future. .Tackie Fox is the foreman ofa l5,000 acre sheep-ranch in Wyoming. He and his blue- eyed wife, the former Pat Coffin haveahalf a dozen little Foxes to help run the ranch. Mrs. Paul Miller, the former Ann Garvin is now living with her husband and eight little cottontops on an oil derick in Oklahoma. Mr. Bob Ginest star of stage and screen, was mobbed here at noon yesterday. Mr. Ginest, declared the lover of the year, and the winner of two Oscars, is here visiting friends. Mr. Ginestis well known for his tech- nique in love scenes on the screen. He has never kissed a girl on the screen, he only rubs noses. 'Madame Teddye Gutierrez is now com- peting with Margaret Truman for the most out- standing opera voice in the nation. P. S. She stands a good chance of winning. Donna Hager is now manager of the Peck and Peck Typewriter Co. She is now using this little idea on her husband. Charlotte Hall has just returned from an around the world trip with her Mahuraja. While on her trip she acquired a most needed rest from her straining work on Broadway. She currently starred with Gene Autry in the romatic movie, The Tail of the Lonesome Trail. Kenneth Harper has just been hired head football coach at K. U. He is the first bach- elor coach to be hired. lt is reported Ken is having quite a time with all the coeds on the campus. Bill Kirkpatrick, explorer and adventurer, is visiting in St. .Tohn between exploration trips. Mr. Kirkpatrickis the discoverer of the long lost tribe of Morons in upper Moronian. He is leaving soon for the eastern part of Hondurus to search for the lost settlement of Polecat Hollow. Loretta Looney and her husband are run- ning a chain of Little Looney filling stations in Arizona. Katherine Denker, the former Katherine Sponsored by G gl M DINER and THE PAST IME. SMOKEIR McCandless is now living in Hawaii. It seems her husband decided to made the army his career. They now have three charming daughters. Bonnie Metz is now the head nurse in the psychiatric ward of Fitzsimmons army hos- pital in Denver. She says she likes her work exceptionally well. I Mr. and Mrs.Arlo Bietler, the wife being the former Norma Miller are now settled on a farm in western Kansas. She now has a bunch of little bitters to care for. Richard Morford, head of the Cattleman's Association, now lives on a big ranch in Tex- as. He reports the cattle business very good. His wife says that he even sleeps with his boots on. I. R. Muci has just joined up with the Navy for life. He has just received great recognition for his unsurpassable mastering of beanology. Mr. Richard, Blue Beard Pound, the manwith a hundred wives, is planning to set- tle in Detroit.. Mr. Pound arrived yesterday from Reno where he has just secured a di- vorse from his last wife,Margaret O'Brien. E'f.dwinRobinson is now head coach for the New York Giants, Eldide, his sweetie, and three children live in a suburban home in New York. MaudieAllen,the former Maude Russell just received her M. R. S. degree at the Uni- versity of Kansas Medical Center. She is now at home taking care of her own little patients. The Household Consultant for the Ladies Home Journal, the former Nancy Russell, will be in town sometime this week. She has been with the .Tournal for three years. Her opinion on what makes a happy home is, A home is not full without the pitter patter of little feet. Nancy and her husband now have two dogs. Richard Russell is now president ofthe National Order Of Model Airplane Company. Mr. Russell has a sideline hobby of making electric trains for the little kids. Eldon Sanders is now operatinga pig farm in Colorado. He just won a blue ribbon on his champion sow, Pauline Sidebottomup. The former Barbara Sidman andher hub- bie, Ray, now own a Cadillac agency in Utah. Ray owns the agency and Barbara runs it. Miss Mary Lou Snell won a blue ribbon for the angora sweater she entered in the domestic arts divisionat the State Fair. Miss Snell raised her own Angora rabbits, sheared them, and knitted the sweater. Miss Snell was wearing the sweater when asked how she felt about winning, and she said, I'm just tickled to death. Ruth Staton is now studying to be a hel- minthologist, the study of worms, that is. Thomas Taylor spends most of his time these days judging bathing beauty contests. He still says he likes the red-heads, but his wife doesn't. .Tay Templin has just been hired as the strong man in the Barnum and Bailey Circus. Mary Beth Tieperman is the private sec- retary for John Henry Bigly of the Bigly Per- fume Co. Her favorite hobby is sitting on the bosses lap. Miss Violet Walls is now business man- ager for the Remington Rand Co. in New York. She is keeping company with a Royal fellow. Compliments of COEZN ELECTRIC and ANTL.E.R'S SMOKE. HOUSE 47 i cuss wlu I, Ray Anderson do hereby will and be- queath my last earthly possessions, con- sisting of a bottle opener, cue chalk, Z fish- hooks, and my tree on the highway, to Jack Gillispie. I have little, I owe much, the rest I leave to the poor. I, Vestanna Ashby, will my ability to go with boys who don't receive traffic tickets to Dorothy McCandless. I, Jerry Bliss, will my football suit to Phillip Brower. Hope it fits!! I, Mary Lu Brower, will my 4 foot 11 inches to Janet Clowers. Sometimes it pays to be short, Jan. A I, Helen Corn, will my ability to skip school and nothget caught to Donna Davis. Be sure not to let the janitor see you, Donna. I, Mickey Curtis, will my quiet manner to Delores Meyers. I, Gladys Dudrey, will my job as editor of the annual to Pat Coffin. Don't take too many aspirins Pat, they don't help much. I, Jackie Fox, will my brand new Biology book to Jacky Wise. I, Ann Arden Garvin, will a well used Hudson QThe Green Hornetj to Phyllis and Virginia. Treat it gently kids. I, Bob Ginest, will my calm manner to Jack Ring and also my ability to smooch the teachers to Keith Roberts. I, Teddye Gutierrez, will my Z0 inch waist to a Worth Member in the Yes Dear Club. Could it be Shirley Walker? I, Donna Hager, will my bright red blushes to Ernestine Lutz. I, Charlotte Hall, will my dates with Richard Morford to Marilyn Buick, and my good time in journalism to Bonnie Hahn. I, Kenneth Harper, will my intellectual abilities to my two child proteges, Dan Young and Joe Carrier. I, Bill Kirkpatrick, will my ability to shoot pool to Lefty Higgins. I, Loretta Looney, will my ability to be the first senior girl of 1951 to get- married and yet finish school to Martha Cappell. I, Katherine McCandless, willmy matha- matical ability to Merle Leatherman and my liking for Great Bend boys to Maxine Salee. I, Bonnie Metz, will my ability to break chemistry utensils to John Staton. Better start saving your money now, John. I, Norma Jean Miller, will' my almost brand new history book to Donald Womack. I, Richard Morford, will my ten-gallon hat and cowboy boots to Dena Campbell. The boots sure come inhandy for crib notes, Dena. I, J.R. Muci, will my abilitynow to miss school to Troy Anderson. I, Richard Pound, will my good grades in American History Class to George McCandless. I, Edwin Robinson, will my third place medals to Joe Carrier. I, Maude Russell, will my weakness for tall men to Marlene Sanders. I, Nancy Russell, will my seat on the front row in American History to Lyle Fehrenbacher. I, Richard Russell, will my ability to stay single to Jack Owen and my ability to build airplanes to George McCandless. I, Eldon Sanders, will my ability to study to Joan Hathaway. I, Barbara Sidman, will my skating abil- ity to Max Struble, and my natural curly hair to Nancy Drake. I, Mary Lou Snell, will my athletic abil- ity to Romain Hullman. I, Ruth Ann Staton, will my strapless evening gown to Joan English. Better get the large economy size of scotch tape Joan, it saves money. I, Thomas Taylor, will my ability to pester the girls in chemistry class to Earl Fox. 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