St Marys High School - Marian Yearbook (Pittsburg, KS)

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.1 A -1 i 5' X 0 Q 9 i f C r in Q9 fl C37 N i-1 Q-4 at , L xy.,- 4 .H- ti' 5 Senior: R r i ' Cl ' I Y aaa Htatonq 3 A. B- We invite you to view four serials of this great show. LIGHTS! CAMERA! ACTION! The opening scene took place in the halls of D S.M.H.S. under the directorship of Sister M. 1 James. Leading roles were played by Larry Koppers, 3 Presidentg John Valentine, Vice-Presidentg Dio P H Vietti, Treasurerg and Donna Longerot, Secretary. 3 e Rosemary embarked on her career as cheerleader, t and Joyce Moeder and David Oberley represented H, us at the coronation. To add to our prestige we welcomed Patty Mattingly and Patty Burns. In sports we had Carlton Qf.bb.b.j, Ma1oanff.bb.bj, Wilbert ff.bb.p, Krumsick ff.bb.j, Ireton ff.bb.J, Vietti 0'.J, Bill .Scholes ff.j, and Ahrens ff. b.p. We took our place among the social ranks and sponsored the beautiful Easter dance. D P a PLACES PLEASE! REEL NUMBER TWO. . . a If Sophomore roles found John Valentine, Pres- t d identg Larry Koppers, Vice-Presidentg Carolyn I Braun, Treasurerg and Donna Longerot, Secretaryg y and Sister M. Athanasius, Sponsor. We said 'hello' to Carol Smith and Rita Barthelme, but bade 'fare- well' to Barbara Vandry, Bonnie Pope, and Patricia Lawrence. Rosemary continued in her role as cheerleader A. andCaro1yn Braun became a majorette. Margaret Van Becelaere was homecoming attendant, and Joyce Moeder and Andy Johnson were annual can- Z didates. We added to school activity by sponsor- D I ing a Ha1lowe'en dance complete with live skeletons. 1 t o Y V B. Compliments Complimenfs of Qf I Y A BEITZINGER S W 'xx 'f A.J, Hardware J on CRIPE Town D A lionces 4 0 T lk . PP 'Va , B G d, . J fy -L ,... reo 3 i X n 4 ' H 1. 'J T Y7 .i,,.s I 9 fig x 6+ av- Y 3 .fs i .- 6 1 .fa I. pants 1 .1 sw. Fifi a x Nv- F'---.4 A f 's 'J w Z . wx Q . l

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lah i JOSEPH MONAI-IAN Chorus 1-2-3-4g Annual King date 3g Marianette Staff 4. LARRY ADAMSON Football 2-3-4g Care Carolling 4g 4-H 2-3-45 Chorus 1-2-3-4g Choir 1-2-3-4: KMUK 1-2-3-4: Mafiafl' ette Staff 4g Sodality 1-2g Junior Red Cross 1-2-3. 53 KATHLEEN LYONS Care Carolling 4: Junior Grrl Scout Leader 3-4: F.N.A. 2-3-4g 4-H 3-4 Chorus 1-2-3-45 KMUK 1-2-3-45 Lourdes Players 2-3-45 Marianette Staff 3g Pep Club 3-4g Sodality 1-2 3-4g Band 3-43 Music Festival 3-43 Marian Staff 4. Compl imenfs of CHICKEN MARY'S RON WILBERT Football 1-2-3-45 Basketball 1-2- 3-4g Baseball 1: Chorus 1-43 Care Carolling 4g KMUK 1-2-3-4. Compliments of GlLL'S STANDARD SERVICE CAROL SMITH Care Carolling 4g Girl Scout lg Cho rus 1-2-3-45 KMUK 2-3-4g Lourdes 3-43 Marian Staff 45 Pep Club 3-4g Music Festival 1-2-3-4g Sodality 1-2-3-4g Madrigal 4g Junior Red Cross 1-2-39 Band 4g Choir 2-3-45 Junior Red Cross Officer 35 Re- presentative 2-3. I9

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, 5 4- -Q- 1-.,, 4. ' s 4 9 , al- Ai, . ,r s' Q .D Q 4' ,,. 14 l 1 ----2---up X 7 ' . , -:lf 4 , 4 Q . D E . d 1 A S 3 1' fl fl D C 60 Karl K. R o T The gridiron, hardwoods, and baseball field brought 5 9 out Patterson ff.j, Adamson Qf.y, Johnson Qf.bb.b.J, e Y Ahrens ff.bb.b.j, Carlton ff.bb.b.j, Ireton ff.bb.b.J, m r Krumsick ff.bb.b.J, Wilbert ff.bb.J, Vietti Qf.b.j, 3 Y and Maloan fbb.l. r Y G' THIRD PREFORMACE--ON STAGE! V The third serial preformance was given under the fine talent of Sister M. Vincentia as guide, Karl Krumsick, President, Rosemary Van Becelaere, Vice- Presidentg Da vid Maloan, Treasurer, and Diane C Havens, Secretary. We gained the twins, jim and I 3 Joe Monahan, but lost Gayle Scott, Bill Weber, and I I Bill Scholes. Football saw Ahrens, Krumsick, Adam- 0 0 son, Vietti, Patterson, lreton, Carlton, Johnson, h 1 Wilbert, and Neil Miller in action, and basketball H Y spotlighted Maloan, Carlton, Krumsick, Ahrens, n lreton, Wilbert, and Johnson. In baseball were Ma- V B loan, Carlton, Krumsick, Ahrens, Vietti, and John- ' son. Nineteen Hundred and fifty-six saw the inaugur- ation of the pep club with Carolyn Braun as its Pres- ident and Margaret Van Becelaere Vice-President. Rosemary helped cheer for the first undefeated foot- D ball team. Carolyn moved up to drum major and j 3 Patty Burns and Dian Thomas took theirlplaces as 0 V majorettes. Joyce was again annual candidate, this Y i time with Joe Monahan as partner. Margaret Ann C d was again homecoming attendant. We boasted e three thespians: C. Braun, D. Havens, and P. C. Burns. Key-dettesg Van Becelaere, Burns, Braun, M Compliments Compliments of Kathy L. of BRIN KMAN'S PITTSBURG FLOWERS CLEANERS C 3 N f 6 0 i 1 , -5 1 -' -rl 1 If fd- I-'fa ,5 Q