Stafford High School - Staffordonian Yearbook (Stafford, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 52 of the 1942 volume:

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'Tis'-13igQL'l?n-..l -g...:-,fi-.. -V 76 - 'Vf ':.-343' V21 ' - V - -- M -gji5.:gVl ' ng -V ' ,EV-,. - ,gg-,' Xe U A V sgk i' '51, -Y, 04. - nxg, -- N ' -V 5,g?5i.-f,,..,:S.v -VL ., X 5'---., V1-'jf'f',. - . - 'S-Q 24 Q, ' V, QV . 1 STAFFORD HIGH SCHOOL 2' L'L , 'L .. g... , - Y 1. wet - avail H ' s - Q M A V, 7, Erected in 1916, the Stafford High School still has one of the most up-to-date school buildings in the state of Kansas. Many changes and additions have been made since it was new and this keeps it in tip-top condition. The year 1956 saw several changes. The new gym and auditorium was built, increasing greatly the facilities of the school. More changes were made during the summer of 1941. The main office was altered and somewhat enlarged, and a new prin- cipal's office was created. This helped a great deal in order to relieve congestion. Nearly every year something about the school is re- placed or repaired. The senior class of each year usually is the contributor of some appropriate gift for the school, with which it can be remembered, and also to show appreciation of having been students in Stafford High School. A lovely lawn and several beautiful trees form an unusually attractive surrounding for the building. A11 these things, along with several others, make students proud to say they attend at Stafford High. The annual staff of 1942 has refrained from dedica- ting its book to any one person, preferring to make it a re- cord of progress shared equally by each person. But if it is possible to recognize an inanimate object, the staff wishes to salute the Stafford High School building, the home of happiest school days. 2 Administration P, B. Ardrey E, E. Boyd F. W. Tretbsr Clerk Treasurer President F. L. Irwin Superintendent Mrs. Louise West Secretary 5 E, G, Toland Principal FACULTY 'W ,xx wr-'K W 'WP' ruwfd 10. Zelma Bieber, Home Economics, Fort Hays College, B.S. M. S. R. E. Bowman, Industrial Arts, Mc Pherson College B. S. Hal Dellinger, Music, University of Kansas, B.M.E. and M. M. E. Ruth Evans, Math, Science, Ster- ling and U. of Colorado, A.B. M.A Barbara Gardner, English, Speech, Southwestern College A. B. Dwlght Patton, Voc. Agriculture, K.S.C., Manhattan, B. S. A. Steve Sharp, Commerce, Basket- ball, College of Emporia, A. B. Mary Spencer, English, Languages, University of Wichita, A. B. R. R. Snair, Commercial subjects, Sterling College, A. B. Mano W. Stukey, Biology, Foot- ball, U, of Kansas, B. S. Student Council First row, left to right: Betty Mae McCcnnaughey, Vada Newell, Ted Falen, Dotty Jean Kiefer, Roy Dunn, Norma Hartnett, Byron Slade. Second row: - Mildred Hayes, Edward Baar, Addie Leah Wise, Rex Paulsen, T. F. Branaman, Norma Jean Titus. Third row: - Ralph Woertendyke, Byrd Carey, Howard Soice, Harvey Tretbar, Ruth Boehme. Fourth row:-E. G, Toland, Mary Spencer, sponsors. STUDENT COUNCIL Feeling the need of at greater degree of cooperation among the various activities of Stafford High School, the idea of a Student Council was first conceived in 1956. This organization then functioned under the heading of the Pr1nc1pal's Cabinet. The first Pr1ncipal's Cabinet consisted of four student members and two faculty members to work with Mr. Irwin. The school organizations represented in this first governing body were H1-Y, G. R., WS' Club, and the music organizations. By 1958, representatives were being chosen from each of the three classes, in addition to the former representation. This year the organization has increased to twenty members: senior class--Ruth Boehme, Ted Faleng Junior class--Dotty Jean Kiefer, Jim Christie, sophomore class--T. F, Branaman, Rex Paulsen, F. F. A,--Edward Baar, Bud Metz, S.G,A.A.--Mildred Hayes, Norma Jean Titus, 'S' Club--Howard Soice, Byron Sladeg Alpha Club--Betty McConnaughey, Addie Leah Wise, Hi-Y--Harvey Tretbar, Roy Dunn, Music Club--Norma Hartnett, Ralph Woerten- dyke, G. R.--Vada Newell, Byrd Carey. Mr. Toland, principal, and Miss Spencer served as sponsors. Howard Soice was elected president, and Jerry Evans, secretary and treasurer. However, when Jerry left school at mid-year, Ted Falen was elected to take Jerry's former position. During the year the council changed its title from Princi- pa1's Cabinet to Student Council that it might be affiliated with the Student Council movement, appointed a committee to work on the problem of school parties installed a coke mach- ine in the basement of the building fthe profits to be taken for the sponsoring of school benefitsl. This efficient organ- ization also sponsored the annual of the year, appointed a committee to plan a vocational clinic, and originated the plan of exchanging chapels with the St, John High School. 5 STAFF Editor-1n-chief-- Assistant Editor- Businees Manager- Assistant Busines Typist ----------- Cameraman -------- Senior Activities Reporters -------- Lettering -------- Cartoonists--- -- Faculty Advisor-- s Manager ---- ----Vada Newell -----Ruth Boehme -------Ted Falen -----Byron Slade Louise Boyd Mary -----Bennie Ball ---Mildred Hayes Byrd Garey -Maxine Bartlett Harvey Tretbar Nancy McCune Darlene Bartlett ---Russell Jones Jim Huffman ----Mary Spencer 1942 has been a memorable year for everyone. It has been characterized by an outstanding international crisis, by a national emergency, by state growth and city changes. But it has not been our duty to immortalize any of these. We are offering you a picture of school events and school progress which we hope will bring to you always happy memories. we, the annual staff, wish to offer our thanks to who have helped with this book. It is a great cooperative terwrise and we cannot claim it as ours without expressing preciation to the advertisers, faculty members and students have so generously contributed time, interest, and effort. And now we offer it humbly, hoping you will like May it stand as a worthy representative of this 1942 school spent in Stafford Senior High School. all en- ap- who it. year we wish to send also at this time our sincerest wishes for the future happiness and success of every student and facul- ty member who has been a part of the school life of the Stafford High School during this eventful year. 6 CLASSES Senior class officers: Bonnie Bartlett, Mary Louise Boyd, Addie Leah Wise, Ralph Woer- tendyke. Junior class officers: Harvey Tretbar, Betty Ragsdale, Jim Christie, Lloyd Hoener Sophomore class officers: Rex Webring, Russell Jones, Darrell Murphy, Colleen Evans. SENIORS 1 First Row: Third Row: Fourth Row: 8 Second Row: Irene Allen, Joyce Asher, Enos Ashford, Holland Ausherman Edward Bear, Edwin Baer, Mary Ellen Barnes Margaret Lou Barrow, Bonnie Bartlett Darlene Bartlett SENIORS Isabel Bartlett Ruth Boehme, Maxine Bonham, Doris Bowman Mary Louise Boy Lynn Branaman, Helen Burhenn Glenn Charles, Willard Dickson Daniel Doering d SENIORS vfsllfaws. First Row: Second Row: Third Row: Fourth Row: Roy Dunn, Ted Falen, Byrd Garey, Cora Alice Hagerman Damarls Hagerman, Mac Hargett, Calvin Hargis Norma Hartnett, Glenn Hawver Billie Hayden First Row: Second Row: Third Row! Fourth Row: SENIORS Mildred Hayes, Lorraine Hearn, Kenneth Hoover, Eileen Hornbaker Russell Jimlson, Elberta Lee, Lela Mae Lee Naomi Lee, Charla Belle Lofland Frank Madden ll 'Diem SENICRS :hh , Mifm First Row: Second Row: Third Row: Fourth Row: if Polly Magill Mary Ellen M Lee McComb, Silva Dean MoConnaughey Florence Mesohberger, Buddy Metz, Bob Milton Dick Milton, Rex Milton Eldwyn Minka ,fm grtin SENICRS igew First Row: Margene Nease, Donald Newell, Jim Newell, Nancy Newell, Second Row: Veda Newell, Alan Osborn, Vernon Ogle N Q Third Row: Naomi Richardson, Ellen Schmidt Fourth Row: Byron Slade 15 -Qiywu on sm . ,, Mary Smith, Howard Soice, Phyllss Sturgeon, Wilma Jean Vice Jimmy Earl Walker Dorothy Whitlock, James Williams Addie Leah Wise, Ralph Woertendyke Class Prophecy In the spring of 1942, sixty-six seniors graduated from the Stafford High School to go into the world to try to make fame and a fortune for themselves, if possible. After 25 years of getting settled and finding their places, we now take a look through our super-telescope to see what we may see. This is the class of 042W as they now live in all the different parts of the country. Jimmy Newell is a physics teacher in Stafford High School, replacing Miss Evans who retired last year. Frank Madden is the present owner of Safeways Inc. Glenn Charles has replaced Mr. Holland R. Snalr in the Stafford High School as typing instructor. Willard Dickson is playing with the Green Bay Packers and is the outstanding pro-football player of this year. Holland Ausherman is a doctor in Stafford, Kansas. Enos Ashford is the rural mail carrier from Stafford to Neola. Mac Hargett is one of the best known oil men in the Middle- West. Calvin Hargis is a trigonometry professor in Harvard University. Kenneth Hoover is playing baseball at Iola with the Ben Johnson League. Howard Soice is the athletic director of Podunk College, in Bowdiddle Switch, Arkansas. Dorothy Whitlock is home economics instructor at Podunk College. Her greatest interests, however, are in the athletic department. Byrd Garey is the national woman professional golf champion in New York. Norma Hartnett is an air hostess on the T. W, A. Mildred Hayes is helping her husband run his nchicken houseu on South Main Street in Stafford, Kansas. Irene Allen is a government chemist, working in Washington, D.C. Vada Newell is a Spanish teacher in the dark jungles of Africa. Wilma Jean Vice is married and is the proud mother of three sets of triplets. Nancy Newell is a great author and a poet of renown. Elberta Lee is teaching in the kindergarten at the Central School in Stafford, Kansas. Russell Jlmison owns a fleet of autos in which he hauls the rest of the former students of S. H. S. Byron Slade owns a 5,000 acre farm south of Stafford and has retired. Billie Hayden has achieved fame and fortune as a fortune teller at the World's Fair. Lee McComb, having lost all his hair, is one of the world's greatest diplomats in the service of the U.S.A. Vernon Ogle is with the Harlem Globe Trotters in New York. Mary Ellen Barnes is on an extensive advertising tour for the Wrigley Chewing Gum Company. She has a hard time keeping track of her samples. Darlene Bartlett is operating an exclusive beauty shop in New York. Isabel Bartlett is making a fortune raising rabbits and selling them to magicians. Eileen Hornbaker is a great pianist in a well known orchestra in New Jersey. Mary Ellen Martin is a great singer in Hollywood. She is the second great Mary Martin. Mary Louise Boyd is secretary to Mr. Sharp who is now president of the Prominent Bachelor's Association. Charla Belle Lofland is a great dietician in a well known hospital in Chicago. Rex Milton is an assistant to NPrestoU Adolphaus Chango, the great magician. Ralph Woertendyke is president of the United States and his private secretary is Jimmy Earl Walker, a former classmate. Addie Leah Wise is married and living in the South where she is mistress over a large cotton plantation. Cora Alice Hagerman is living on a farm south of Stafford, Kansas with her husband, James Claypool. Roy Dunn, Daniel Doerlng, and Ted Falen are the three musketeers who became famous during the World War because of the discovery of how to make synthetic rubber out of sunflowers. Donald Newell is a captain in the U. S. Army Air Corps. Dick Milton is working by the hour for the State Highway Commission. Buddy Metz is the Chief of Police in the City of Stafford. Alan Osborn is working on a farm which is owned by Lynn Branaman and his charming wife, the former Silva 15 McConnaughey. Eldwyn Minks is making a great success on his section of land southeast of Stafford, Kansas. His wife is the former secretary to Mr. Toland, Bonnie Bartlett. Edwin Baar owns a cattle ranch in Colorado. Margene Nease is a research worker in psychology. Florence Meschberger is the second great Florence Nightingale and is in the Mercy Hospital in Chicago. Glenn Hawver is living near St. John, having married his WS.H.S. Sweetheartu, Ellen Schmidt. Edward Bear and Lorraine Hearn, having made a great success at marriage, own a large wheat and cattle farm south of Stafford. Bob Milton owns a welding shop in the city of Stafford, Kansas and his charming wife, the former Naomi Richardson, is his efficient bookkeeper. James Williams is the most handsome man in Hollywood today, and is a great star. Margaret Lou Barrow has won fame by her style designing in Paris. Lela Mae Lee is now an explorer in South America. Polly Magill has won fame as being the fastest woman driver in the world. Mary Smith is a biology instructor in one of the large high schools in the Eastern part of the United States. Naomi Lee has made a fortune selling a book which she has written on how to be intelligent and make straight A's in school. Helen Burhenn is the composer of 'Pretty Poetry of the Peaceful Hour' on the radio. Phyllis Sturgeon is the world's champion typist and is now working for the Underwood people. Maxine Bonham is a nurse working for the United States Red Cross. Ruth Boehme's dreams have been realized and she is an outstanding ice skater and is with the great Ice-Capades cast. Joyce Asher and her husband own the large swimming pool in the City of Stafford, Kansas. Damaris Hagerman is a famous toe dancer in a well known night club in Kansas City, Missouri. Doris Bowman, having married a forest ranger, lives in the Western part of Wyoming. CLASS WILL We the Claes of 1942, of Stafford High School, being of sound mind and disposing memory, do publish this our last will and testament, hereby revoking all former wills by us made. 1. We direct the executors, Miss Evans and Mr. Patton, of this our last will and testament, to pay all our just debts and expenses of administration. 2. We bequeath to the Junior Class our seats in assembly and the place of leadership in the school. 5. We make the following individual dispositions of our property: Ralph Woertendyke wills his line with the fairer sex to one who has not yet gained experience, Ralph Christie. Bonnie Bartlett wills her secretarial Job to Betty McConnaughey. Naomi Richardson and Bob Milton, Ellen Schmidt and Glenn Hawver will their everlasting love to Bernard Slade and Jeanne Lemmon. Mary Ellen Barnes wills her childish method of chewing gum to Betty Charles. Lynn Branaman wills his timldity to Bob Goodspeed. Cora Alice Hagerman wills her future happiness with her betrothed to Okemah Richardson. Ted Falen wills his nickname, 'Doc', to George Kemerling. Dorothy Whitlock wills her dancing ability to Mary Margaret Peacock. Glenn Charles wills his acquaintances in St. John to Reames Bird. Lela Mae Lee wills her method of gaining her diploma in three years to Larry Bowman. Enos Ashford wills his dislike of Jazz to Jimmie Battin. Damarls Hagerman wills her cheerfulness to Alma Lee Morrison. Mac Hargett wills his physique to 'Luke' Bartlett. Elberta Lee and Margene Nease will their course in psychology to Thelda 16 Six. Willard Dickson wills his blush to Bill Ashford. Ruth Boehme wills her originality to Thayne Armstrong. Frank Madden wills his attraction to blondes to Ed Reiter. Darlene Bartlett wills her speed and accuracy in shorthand to none other than WL1ttle Adriann Tretbar. Lee McComb wills his scooter to Richard Hearn. Billie Hayden leaves her shrieking whistle to Cleo Bartlett James Williams wills his fickle heart to Lloyd Hoener. Norma Hartnett wills her ways with Mr. Stukey to Betty Sandborn. Bud Metz wills his recklessness in Wherdlngn a car to Nancy McCune. Mary Louise Boyd and Jimmie Earl Walker will their cheer-leading positions to their successors. Byrd Garey wills her private booth at Wells to Maxine Bartlett. Howard Solos wills his adoration for the song nWhen Johnnie Comes Marching Home Again' to Russell Jones. Mildred Hayes wills her optimistic outlook on life to Merlyn Minks. Vernon Ogle wills two inches of his height to Harry Blevins, Polly Magill wills her idle chatter to Barbara Slade. Donald Newell wills his nickname nGoonn to Christine Newell since they want to keep it in the family. Wilma Jean Vice wills her grace and poise in walk to Margaret Newell. Byron Slade wills his dimples to Bill Hargett. Addie Leah Wise wills her independent ways to Bud Irwin. Alan Osborn, Calvin Hargis and Kenneth Hoover will their undying friendship to Calvin and Richard Newell. Mary Smith bequeaths her engaging smile to Gloria Turnbull. Rex Milton wills his basketball points to Rex Webring. Nancy Newell wills her poetic virtue to Velma Schneider. Jimmie Newell wills his unfulfilled ambition to blow up the Chemistry Lab to Freddy Volker. Mary Ellen Martin leaves her long, lovely tresses to Colleen Evans. Daniel Doering, Charla Belle Lofland, Florence Meschberger, Silva Dean McConnaughey, Roy Dunn and Eldwyn Minka will their technique of staying on the Alpha Club to the struggling underclassmen. Naomi Lee wills her good nature to Doris Queen. Dick Milton wills his way with red heads to Bob Wagner. Phyllis Sturgeon wills her way with men to Mary Ann Ardrey. Russell Jimison wills his lrrestlble handsomeness to Bob Wilkinson. Margaret Lou Barrow wills her earrings, the size of a silver dollar, to Wanda Henry. Rolland Ausherman wills his Model A to Randall Asher. Lorraine Hearn wills her beautiful locks to Ted Hornbaker. Edward and Edwin Baar will their knack of getting along together to Yale and Darrell Murphy. Joyce Asher, Irene Allen, Isabel Bartlett, Maxine Bonham, Doris Bowman, and Helen Burhenn bequeath their hopes of gaining something from their efforts in shorthand to future shorthand students. Eileen Hornbaker wills her musical talents to Mary Steele. Vada Newell leaves her daintiness to 'BullW Fields. As witnesses of this, the last will and testament of the Class of 1942, we do hereby set our names and seal. Jimmie Earl Walker Mary Louise Boyd Ruth Boehme 17 CLASS HISTORY Everything has a beginning and so did the graduating class of W42H. Most of us woke up to what everything was all about when we became freshmen, so perhaps that's the best place to begin. , We have made our marks in high school history and some of our achievements were pretty good as well as pretty bad. But now 1sn't the time 'to mention the bad ones, so I shall tell you of some of our really great achievements. When we became freshmen, we found ourselves on top in the Jr. High School instead of on the downtrodden bottom. We were looked up to as upper-classmen and we became pretty cocky, naturally, when we found that the farm boys and girls had moved in and made us the biggest class, numbering 100 at the highest point in our high school history. When we moved to the Senior High School everyone thought WHere's where we show those cocky sophomores,U but they d1dn't quite realize just how numerous we really were. We had lost a few of our 100 students somewhere along the way but we made up for it by our achievements. Mac Hargett made the first football team that year. We did our bit for everything. Seven girls and seven boys were chosen by the Juniors to wait on the tables at the Jr. and Sr. banquet, which was almost as good as the one we put on the next year. Our coach, Mr. Boswell, was our sponsor and we had another swell picnic at DeSelms Lake as an end to a memorable year. As Juniors we really went to town. We do feel proud of ourselves when we think of our great production, the junior play, uNew Firesu. Our director, Miss Gardner, coached her first play and also sat in the audience during its presenta- tion. We had one of the largest audiences ever to witness a high school play. Needless to say, it was a marvelous success. The real achievement of the year was the Jr.-Sr. banquet, given in May for the seniors. The theme of the banquet was a southern plantation. The decorations were in pastel shades and the garden, surrounded by a low rock wall, contained a fountain with gold drops of water splashing up over ivy covered rocks. The master and mistress of the plantation, Bob Milton and Naomi Richardson were dressed in southern costumes. The Juniors also decorated the large auditorium and ushered at the baccaulaureate and commencement exercises. Our picnic was held at Elm Mills, where everyone went wading, swimming, or boat riding, and had a wonderful time. Miss Gardner was our sponsor. We wound up our high school career by a really perfect senior year. Ralph Woertendyke was chosen as our president. Our first big event of the year was the senior Christmas chapel. Aided by our sponsors, Mr. Patton and Miss Evans, we presented a dramatization of Dicken's WChr1stmas Caroln. Our senior play, 'Ever Since Even, was attended by one of the biggest crowds ever seen in the high school auditorium. The action of the play was centered around the production of a high school paper. A new southern girl became the belle of the whole school and had all the male portion of the editorial staff as well as the football team at her feet. It took a case of the measles to give the other girls a chance and bring things to the desired climax. Miss Gardner, who by now was an old hand at the game, coached the play. 18 First Row: Second Row: Third Row: Fourth Row: Fifth Row! JUNICDRS Q U, t,,, , a ,. if 1 ,L are - lr Y - +ve wwf E ,, , - -- g.,g,.., , J , . L. 1 ,,,,,5,,va fc W 3 as ' fafwaw, ,U.-,,.t,.y.a ', ibm: wa if my QQQY fi aag3Q7g51gg,W?f5Mg f , :wi - 'V ..:' 'F' ' . ,. Fi gg, 2.-' ' 'Ei 5 ' li F flu' ,il ie W ,Sqn I, Randall Asher, Bill Ashford, Benny Ball, Cleo Bartlett, Mildred Bartlett, Betty Charles Jim Christie, Ralph Christie, Emma Lou Erhart, Margaret Anne Fee, Ruby Flanders Juliene Groseclose, Wanda Henry, Lloyd Hoener, Irene Hull John Jones, Dotty Jean Kiefer Nathalee Knoche 19 Y 1,1 New of X 4 s. JUNIORS 5? as ,KL , 'Q' FlPSt Row: Third Row: Not Pictured: Thayne Armstrong, Jim Battin, Bob Fourth Row: Goodspeed, Richard Hearn, David Mayberry and Albert Wendelburg Fifth Row: 20 Second Row: Ella Mae Kuntz, Alathea Lichte, Betty McConnaughey Nancy McCune, Merlyn Minka, Yale Murphy Calvin Newell, Richard Newell, Betty Ragsdale, Edward Reiter, Okemah Richardson, Velma Schneider, Barbara Slade, Floyd Thompson, Norma Jean Titus Harvey Tretbar, Ernestine Trissell Frederick Volker, Marie Walter 1 I JUNIOR PLAY Under the direction of Miss Gardner, the jun- ior play was the first major contribution of the junior class to the activities of the school. uSpr1ng Feveru was presented on December 12 in the high school audito- rium. Polly Magill, Harvey Tretbar, Edward Reiter, Fred Srick V0lkGr, Okemah Richardson, Yale Murphy, Nancy Mc Cune. Juliene Groseclose. Alathea Lichte. Velma Schnei- der,Lloyd Hoener.Randal1 Asher were members of the cast. Betty Mae Mcuonnaughey, Norma Jean Titus, Barbara Slade, Jim Chr1stie,B1ll Ashford, Nathalee Knoche, Dotty Jean Kiefer, and Betty Jean Ragsdale were student assistants with the play. Miss Spencer and Mr. Bowman were jun- ior class sponsors for the year 1942. The characters were very nicely suited and the parts were played so well that it actually jarred the audience when afterwards they once again saw the actors and actresses as their real selves. The characters? Oh, you can still see Mrs. Spangler npoking her nose into everybody's businessn. And if you look again you will see the nirresistlblen Anne, full of ideas Csome of them good! stridina across the campus. Look close there, who's holding her hand? Oh, Howard, of course! And my! he's whispering some sweet nothings into her ear and about...SLUGSl Over there is that young artist: by the wav that is Vivian holding onto her 'ittle Vicky Wicky's hand. Oh, him? That's Dr. Dixon..he's only the presi- dent of the college...old fuss budget! What in the world is that racket? Just Mrs. Purcell conversing with her millionaire husband. And hooked onto one end of a flashlight you'll find Profess- or Virgil Bean with Aunt Maude, that sweet but explos- ive old maid, lex when she lays eyes on Virgilj. I hope the 'veritable bombardment' did not startle you..1t's just the rising young chemist, Ed Burns, in his 1aboratory..and when it's not that 1t's the clackety-clack of Lou's typewr1ter..they're a nice quiet couple. 21 SOPHGMGRES First row: Rena Bunker, Marian Ausherman, Lola Algrim, Harry Blevins, Richard Bartlett. Second row: Valettla Allen, Mary Ann Ardrey, Lois Boland, Jo Ann Harzman. Third row: Larry Bowman, Jim Huffman, Maxine Bartlett, T. F. Branaman. First row: June Halbert, Leota Belle Christie, Ernestine Cur- tis, Colleen Evans, Jessie Dye. Second row: Joyce Dale, Kath- erine Hazel, Jeannette Glothier, Eva Hargis. Third row: Harold Hammond, Milo Fields, B111 Hargett. 22 SOPHOMCDRES First row: LeRoy Hinkley, Leona Hildebrand, Mary Jane Liby, Leslie Kail, Jeanne Lemmon, Herbert Hickman. Second row: Lloyd Loughridge, Ted Hornbaker, George Kemerling, Vernon Keyser, Velma Keyser. Third row: Russell Jones, Bud Irwin, Ira Kissling. First row: Alma Lee Morrison, Edna Rundell, Joan MoCune, Lu- cille Newell, Christine Newell, Margaret Newell, Betty Logueg Second row: Dolores McFadden, Doris Queen, Darrell Murphy, Mary Margaret Peacock, Wayne Meschberger. Third row: Dick Nichol, Rex Paulsen, Bernice Nichol, Merlin Nelson. 25 li K SCPHOMORES First row: Mary Steele, Stanley Stovall, Thelda Six, Bernard Slade, Betty Marie Sandborn, Bob Wilkinson. Second row: Ber- velee Sanford, Pauline Webb, Rex Webring, Celia Taylor, Dorothy Schmidt, Gene Tuckwood. Third row: Gloria Turnbull, Bob Wag- ner, Earldlne Richardson. Not pictured: Fred Barrow, Reames Bird, Mary Bonham, Bob Gaskey, Jane Spencer. f Sophcaores in Stafford High School--and after all these years of waiting! Not sophomores to be sneezed and laughed at either, not Nsmall frogs in a big pond,n but a really progressive class, destined to be an important factor in all the events of the year. At the first meeting new class officers were elec- ted. Russell Jones, who had already captained the class for two years, was chosen presidentg Rex Webring, vice-president Colleen Evans, secretary, Darrell Murphy, treasurer. Rex Padl- sen and T. F. Branaman were chosen to represent the class in the Student Council. sophomores had their share in planning chapels through their member of the chapel committee, this was Mary Margaret Peacock. Joyce Dale and Bob Wagner did a nice job of cheer- leading at class meetings and Mr. Snair and Mr. Sharp, spon- sors, dld their part in making class meetings and class par- ties a success. Also at one of the first class meetings, class co- lors and class flowers were chosen. Blue and gold are the colors and a deep red rose is the flower. The prospective class of '44 consists of forty- three girls and twenty-five ooys, totaling sixty-eight.Not only was their first year here successful, but each is look- ing forward to two more years of fun and achievement. 24 UREIXINI KZAUONS f x 5 DEM may 5 Q LRE' WSI S fy 065 CQ' 46 W6 5 4 Q, fy fag, QS Q? 45? Q7 QXQQS SELJINEP HA' ff QNQS C00 ' URRMW S QXQQ1 AUPSMR bo SW HI-Y Under the sponsorship of Mr. Sharp and the student leadership of Ralph Woertendyke, the Hi-Y had a progressive year and accomplished many things for the extension of Christian ideals throurhout the school and community. The boys of the school were first orman- ized early in September by a watermelon feed. At that time they bevan to plan the year's work. These plans were started by the publishing of a monthly paper, nThe Hi-Wireu, devoted to Hi-Y news and stor- ies. During the year the club sponsored a ao to church drive which lasted for a month. In connection with this, a census was taken of all students to de- termine religious preference. The organization also worked jointly with the Girl Reserves. Two coopera- tive undertakings were the Thanksgiving chapel pro- gram and Christmas carollinu, both readily partici- pated in by the students. Concerning work outside of Stafford, Hi-Y representatives attended conferences in Klnaman and Great Bend. All in all it was a successful year, one that provided benefits for the Hi-Y members and for the school and community. To create, main- tain, and extend throughout the schools and com- munity high stan dards of Christ- ian living. First row: Ralph Woertendyke, president, Ted Halen, music chairmang Steve Sharp, Hi-Y spon- sorg Roy Dunn, service chairman, Byron Slade, secretary. Second row: Howard Soice, social chairman, Harvey Tretbar, program chairman, howard Reiter, devotional chairman, Lloyd hoe- ner, treasurer. Third row: Jim Newell, world brotherhood of prayer chairmang Edwin Baar , publicity, Dick Milton, vice-president. 26 Victorious over self GIRL RESERVES As a Girl Reserve I will try to be Gracious in manner Impartial in judgment Ready for service Loyal to friends Reaching toward the best Earnest in purpose Seeing the beautiful Eager for knowledge Reverent to God Ever dependable Sincere at all times GIRL RESERVE CABINET First row: Betty Mae McConnaughey, trees Nathalee Knoche, service chairman, Dotty Jean Kiefer, publicity chairmang Vada Newell, pres ldentg Christine Newell, sophomore representa tiveg Barbara Slade, social chairman. Second row: Byrd Garey, vice-presidentg Silva McConnaughey, worship chairmang Mary Ellen Martin, music chairman, Florence Meach- berger, secretary, Charla Belle Lofland, pro- gram cha rman. Third row: Zelma Bieber, assistant spons Mary Louise Boyd, finance chairman, Okemah Richardson, pianist, Ruth Evans, head sponsor The Girl Reserve organization is especially outstandinr in Stafford High, particularly because of the large number of girls who participate. The early fall contest drive this year yielded a mem- bership of eighty-four, this is more than 805 of all the girls in high school. has so successfully headed the group for as head sponsor. Miss Bieber was named ns Newell, as president, worked with twelve Miss Evans, who several vears. continued ant s onsor vada assist . p . other cabinet memoers to make the Girl Reserve Club of 1942 a worth- while enterprise, and one vital to all school affairs. One new idea which functioned well was that of crafts clas- One day each month was devoted to these classes, the girls hav- ing their choice of games and recreation, leather craft, knitting or work with plastics. SBS. Many social events were given by the girls throughout the year, and they also made a definite contribution to the school in the way of chapel programs. To the community they brought Mrs.Fay- ette Bowen Brown, an outstanding negro singer. 27 u J OI' F. F. A. First row: Dwight Patton, sponsor, Merlin Nelson, Bernard Slade, Wayne Meschberger, Gene Tuckwood, Richard Bartlett. Second row: Glenn Hawver, Albert Wendleburg, Ted Hornbaker, Edward Baar, Richard Hearn. Third row: Eldwyn Minks, Ed- win Baar, Calvin Newell, Leslie Kail. DEBATE Seated: Mary Margaret Peacock, Alathea Ldchte, Mary Ann Ardrey, Darrell Murphy. Standing: Barbara Gardner, spon- sor, Ralph Woertendyke, Rex Paulsen. 28 National Honor Society Chosen by the faculty from the senior class, these persons represent the ten graduates of 1942 who are most outstanding in character, leadership, scholar- ship and service. Those seated are Vada Newell, Mary Louise Boyd, Bonnie Bartlett, Addie Leah Wise. Stand ing are Byron Slade, Charla Belle Lofland, Howard Soice, Eldwyn Minks,Silva Dean McConnauzhey,Roy Dunn. AL PH A CLUB Started several years ago, and especially flourishing this year was the Alpha Club. This organization is made up of those students from all three classes who rank high scholastically in all their subjects. Mem- bership was based purely on scholarship, the require- ments being two A's and nothing below a B. As a club the group enjoyed several social functions during the year. 29 1--i-.1..l..-. B It ' . Jr. Play , ,:1'.4i TMI' handy-0-Ny s ' ' , alll -511120 Jimmy Walker A SIICCBIS -ISDH? 42 Ca I. . .'.ctu,i,ue Vadg Newgn To e,,,,,,,,m so may aww 20 Sym. me 0-C0 ladrae mourn... Mud .na Mellow Yale Murphy 'les ar. me A nd of th. term the 28 Kimley 'hae MIM l about il Lemon Drop Edwin Bal' plan of having the junior play 27 Do 'ge fly Lher Funhh- Stuffed Dates Ralph W emlefifl 'll' Year than usual 30 Great-Bend there school i. gs' -I mundo' In nd 'mmm G and Mnys proud wcceugur ,hen nspdu Feb.3'.42 Stqlohn than chin. 'Hchnew Coca-Cola mr.ro0l carried 'GllessDWhat Tnayne Armstrong Fever wa presented last Fri- 6 Great-Bend here ll theb h.beenimt'u'd'd um mp Mu, Euan am' dl! Uilht in the Stafford High 10 Larned her' hem for:'tl::r:t1l?!ll:.la?em hu Hn! M an Thme Musketliixd and School auditorium. 18 Pratt there Placed thgyg 9 .rkrlxgogi :, tn: hx: Forever Yours Mach Velina Spring Fever was a good 20 Kinky, hfm awk' th' Qlchill fill havin thu Milky Way Home Ee. Floor nlay and wen meaafa The ff ,LIE-Hk 'f ' 'amd 0 ll'itnr0nerxy umm, super, Power House s. n.s. juniors cleared about 8100. Hi,Y Hi-Lrleg - c.bi:1p:clated.'!'he prhujpllrsl md 'med Bit O Honey Audrey Cnopar their any vlhirh was me the rx .Y inverse' 'M' '0U0'ln em ofthe Oh HWY Wfdswoflh if-0112 than last year's Play profite To Bidi? be- an inter-scholl 'u: o lf l ill I-llc: ,mlm ohm' fellow wil Sifidlifll thulsetball touramem 'ur HI ull fromoign .ie not fe be lllllh Coufh DWP Jima William' izmhers 0n1y.'l'liese games vu un wdtxulldlng for anyrn ,xpmme the Gold Brick Byron Slade Rath!! s.H.S. Shlael b. gqwrslclfglg B diBcus5i0n0 d The mloilne mg. be and 13:31 'Cherry Centerc Howard Solce , . Last? --.no annul. , .f 'l C2-Rf-IEW 51.25 'JSI' 5122353 .52 8 ' 'ld' aflflf- 3.'ZI2 l..rb rf'-M1 but 532. 112272 fl I2 ' ' H-rv --w au... an .. .. . . the war art!!! 1 b Bal in the baseman: P ' vealedto muh, 5 - mg their eighteenth birthday ,mug of the c u . T - md dm me ra of I 'Girl and twenty seven boys wno me Wendyke. I lil Only time that bottles th roaming Bunn' 'hu Uh! lltend the eighteenth birthdays an-iam Wow' . nceut Hi-Y 3 allowed eleeahere in :urn 4 he , 'l l'l0l larch 19. near futun,t :is war aituatio Fe'mnn'i:w,e, of Mies r shihool lmllflflll il at the noon cxgumf hm: 'fb' PYOIUIM will be fumigagq nas b' ought a little closer in win wine P th: South Wil r ur when 'hy ml? be talren - lat , mqlben 0' th '3mi3lli0Il the intimate circle of the high an' mahggw them 33 wzcligflxirch 'ff U' in casem ryexpui- fra rin 'ho' 'nn' 'uni school atmosphereffen of those mean. h d on the! Sf ' ' Cunt nw h to he 0 'bmw l'f0llIl4l within the ave ' ' in e .,-V' tiolll ' ' 'lllllbmhlp of the club. r eighteen are seniors a .1.m,,21g,grel V00 A wuulu become uma- C,-fu muah 'I I one each from theother t9 . n Sheer Yhnztpddsgafl- he diltaetefuleffeets ,lunch 12 ngthsuztgli C11 . 6,5510 . .1 - ,alia -I-.be . U0 poem! ' vocal-'0 gent! Am' :rams will eontlnueia qu, A, 1, ,M cage dvrin My wang fault ' 1 Hi1l1l??2A 'b, . wife! Cllll Neg,-lb' noun.. hw. hw several ofthe boy! wh temper . e Abilitl 'tl' --lv MW' wo k Dmplefioa aa pau fgw wah alreadybfaken steps fo My bestvrrfu ost Schoofanou the Srgnord novel meeting gag' ment wslldo so aaaoon gh 1 .Amin nl V ed Fverv nual which is High arch 5. All the 'hui opportunity adequately Thevgrtue 'rruthlll ins and ,W 'anis publish. mg 'UMM' ne to I itself. d h ,nu Wm , ,aware rg: wmb, nfl' fomprewpmln. : uranqs .aaiwriamfr A na y offers be The pa..-,f,,,e opr,,,A wow uri. by a mm' of school four former st DOY5 .renter John 'lk-n, 7-bplchlfll p,::,H'2 W I IW lamea. The greg-' have gone into1rainin MY lava? ctrel' trlb e 'Mull U. hem 504 130512200 to I-35 I are :Jim Shuler , Tom lc MY lf 0ntes fweelilizlidsto the buyergwygb' du' M.-ml Chg' an A Kenton Sanford . and Don Hfiuuf omg sol! Stan meh Jo L e hat , Giltler. My 4' r, gl, aiu, 'mbvn .,,. To Build Model ,.- .f chief ht ghall L Lai Vgd. N Airplane' Senior CIS! Selected me wines- 3' Ruth Bo mu a their an for untrue:- -'Ever since Eve, a mga New Nas, ar ur. 3,,,in lvr 7-,d me ' t C wa school comedy in three acts sd' ,- Q q'Mluag,,. B To hen' c mi tl e pq In To ,Account for the many Z: ' A lla will be nresented by the senior Stllaiht Cnum -,,...l.. Ben S hours of practice the a cape quo:-res this spring. Alreadygx lrk class of Stafford High Schoo. - . . - in the auditorium here onMar. IEEE? DNP Rue' Smut. By,-dug. choir will rreflnt EUC!! or 20. Aiter the try-outs, the 0. hm. hey. llfllfll ildr-ed Ha: Cll'llSlU1'llRZl0 Glorroul Con. f0ll0WiHZ CWS was 'elected' schools call sq Stafford maslc Ioverujtzs McCum work has begun on it nd I Mrs. Cl, er Byrd GITGY C rinsgzgx fhzpflgigngyver Byeqeggrtl great deal of improvement hal . l v Ilal hwoert- ll' 1' D Johnny C o er P endykp won mm? Sinn. when A... ,avg ,ghQlr,neJB,,,,,,w been shown Mr, Clover Mac Harget, 0'1 'ah' aaaohfl PNP' The Tffljlll Spud Erwin Byron Sladg Ha vey Tretbar and M1Thalf Pfoln' Span Susan Blake Dorothy Whitlock. Bartlett wer: selected to 'md' 'P mp' Nancy Lee Newell Bob Milton Betsy Emu, yhyms Sturgeon articles about different orllllf- 1 Corn Alice Hagerman Ruth Boehme mth., Wmara Mary Ellen lations of the school for John Bud' lrnlrel Bartlett Martin annual. The Council also v Old Man I Printing Officer Simmons Eldwyn minkS 10-lv K contract with arrangement 'Randall Asher Kennerh Hoover Henry Quinn Howard Soiep JUN! to come next yaar f song. Burdottl Darlene Barulett Frank Madden Lucybelle Lee Addie Leahg lyeeum number. As you iknown base a Reames Bird Lee McComb Wise 'MY flmvhbvh 110 Presents the qlllffenf Wilma .lean Vice Bervelee anfom Pmton Hughes Jimmy 'mlb f bw lm yur. place hononlt sm llargett Bull anlmo Ne-well The members ofthe Stu: N0' om? lela Mae Lee Jim Battln Jim chfhfrlk Football Players Rex Melton James William Ted Fale Councilthrught it very wo reproach,hut vane, Ogle dhlle for the c vics classes to accompanied Ralph Gmini, defenea stampaand ttey a added a grelli Don News I 9 'el' lvl i011 to back t ment of their The Trojan is pu hhshed aemimonthly by the journalism clal of l mth their sales. 5.H.S. in cooperation with the printing department. Alice Hagerman Cora llargarel Lou Barrow 50 CHEER LEADERS Left to right: Barbara Slade, Mary Louise Boyd, Jimmie Earl Walker, Maxine Bartlett, and Colleen Evans September, 1941, found two veteran cheerleaders ready for duty. These were Barbara Slade, representing the Junior class, and Jimmie Earl Walker, representing the seniors. Soon after the opening of school, Colleen Evans was chosen by the sophomores to work with the upper classmen. As the football season got under way it became apparent that Stafford High School rooters were going to need a larger force of leaders. This led to the choice of two additional helpers, Mary Louise Boyd, a senior, and Maxine Bartlett, a sophomore. Thus for the first time the school had five cheerleaders. New uniforms were also in evidence throughout the 1941-42 sports seasons. Red skirts, white shirts and white sweaters were used by Barbara, Mary Louise, Maxine and Colleen. Jimmie Earl wore white trousers, a white shirt and a white sweater. New eighteen inch megaphones were ordered. These were painted white, with the letters S.H.S. on them in red. During the football and basketball seasons, 'pepn chapels were held before every game. With the aid of the pep band and the student body, the cheerleaders were largely responsible for the success of these meetings. Not only did these people get the student body in the proper frame of mind before the game, but they also decorated the goal posts at the football field. It was rather hard to climb those poles to wrap them, but they did it, and did a nice Job, too. Emphasis was placed on a student section at all football and basketball games. Two divisions were roped off, and only Junior and senior high school students were allowed in this section. Better cheering was the result. Every game found the cheerleaders present, whether many others were there or not. They even attended the out-of-town games. To the cheerleaders, the student body, faculty, and sports fans of S.H.S. are saying, 'Great work, and thanks for a good year.n 51 MUSIC Girls' Glee Club Boys' Glee Club A Cappella Choir 52 BAND ..,.,,,,.W ,, 73 I This year, the Stafford High School band has made more progress than one would think possible for one short year. Mr. Hal Dellinger, new music in- structor, put in his appearance last summer and imme- diately started work to promote orvanization within the group. Soon the band began to take shape. New mem- bers, who had taken lessons during the summer, took their places the first of the school year. It became like a team, everyone working toqether to form a more perfect organization. At the first football game crowds saw the showmanship of the organization. Stunt after stunt brought the band to the people's eye. Now the band was almost at its desired lev- el. But there had to be something to insure, in the eyes of the people, the value of it beyond that of showmanship. It came! The annual mid-winter band concert. The band performed to its utmost. It showed the people that it was versatile, entertaining and above par. Music critics of the town were pleased, and so was the school. Commendable showinas were made in the annual district contest. The band was on the map again. Gommensurate with the progress made in in- strumental muslc, was that of the vocal groups. The a cappella choir presented the Easter cantata, Rise, O Glorious Conqueror.n This was the outstanding achievement in vocal music, but many other successes were attained by the groups during the year. 55 Hoof! S.H.S. beauties The Alma Mater Bulls-eye Tee-Hee! Butch Eeep We two Time was Jailhouse blues First dates Do I look O. K.? The thinkers? lall, dark, and handsome I don't wanna go home Old Nell 54 17 l8 19 f- nO 21 L? 95 24 25 26 ?7 QQ A. ,. 29 30 51 7 Q2 55 Jrueaome twosome Boo! The daring young man Honey pots Grrrrr! Treat him gentle Tarzan I fight you! Heart throbs Mama done told me Watch the birdie Aw, I been sick The mad printer .Hag line Sweethearts Tsk, tak You count them AT HLETIES 59 FOOT EAU Jffffg QYXNXX 'Wx 'ff .F SC3PxAn The Stafford Girls' Athletic Association had a large membership this year, showing that girls, as well as boys, are sports minded. Eligibility is determined through an individual point system. Popular sports are basketball, bicycle riding, hiking, and archery. Letters are awarded to the girls who make at least 800 points. Miss Gardner, girls' physical education instructor, sponsored the group. S CLUB The USN Club is Stafford Hign's Athletic Association for boys. Each fall outstanding athletes are Chosen by the athletic department and rewarded by receipt of a large letter NSN, and by membership in this club. Sportsmanship and cooperation are two of the qualities on which the choices are based. Mr. Stukey, football coach, is faculty advisor of the groun. 56 'if xi YM, V A ' wvnfii BASKETBALL The football season this year was not quite per- fect, but the merit of the Trojans should he thoneht of in connection with the quality of the teams played. There was no weak team on the schedule. All but one of the towns played were larger than Stafford. But one thins, rather unusual for a Stafford team, did occur. The Trojans were never outweighed by an opposing team. The Trojans averaned 180 lbs. to the man with a backficld that outweighed the forward wall. This year the Stafford boys, coached by Nano Stu- key, won five games, tied three, and lost two. Hoisington and Great Bend succeeded in downing the Trojans. No one has quite figured what gave Great Bend its inspiration on that fateful night after 3tafford's impressive win over the Hutchinson squad the week before in which the opponents net- ted a negative seven in total yards gained. the Cardinals from Hoisington defeated our team with a squad classed by many as the best in the state. Their backfield was one of the fastest met all year. The three ties were perhaos the hardest For the squad and the fans to tako,for HREF all seemei to be UHWPW which would have been won, but for a few hard breaks wnion entered in. All in all, though, the Trojans had a good foot- ball season and deserve much praise. A good coach plus the good boys, equals a good team. Stafford had both! Different and unique miuht be the terms used to apply to the basketball season this year. Probably the Tro- jans are unrivaled in these two phases. In leapue plav the failed to win a game, but they defeated St. John, in non- league games, each time the two played. The games won and lost angle is not a pretty one to see, but there are other facts that make the scoreboard seem unimportant. The Trojans were judved by league officials as the most superior team, in relationship to the never-give- up spirit. That statement should make all alumni and stu- dents very proud indeed. The Trojan quintet founht to the last second in every dame, trying their best to win. They symbolized courave, strength, and sportsmanship at its best Coach Steve Sharp was new at the start of the school year. But by the time of basketball season, everyone rcnarded him as a staunch member of the faculty and a friend. He tried and the boys tried. Every game was not won, but Stafford sportsmanship was proved. Not many boys will accept the hardness of defeat, and keep on tryinv, rinht up to the end. Not many teams will stick together as this team did. 59 5 I s 40 SENICR ACTIVITIES Irene Allen: Band 2,5,43 Orchestra 2,5,43 Girls' Glee Club 2,5,43 hixed chorus 3,43 G.R. 2,5,4 Junior play 5 Joyce Asher: gigls' Glee Club 5,43 Mixed chorus 43 G.R 4 .9 I Enos Ashfordzband 2,5,4: Orchestra 2,5343 Track 2,53 Football 23 Basketball 23 H1-I 2, 5, 4 3 Holland Ausherman: Band 2,5,43 Orchestra 23 Hi-Y 2,5,4 Edward Baar: Boys' Glee Club 2,43 Mixed chorus 43A Ca- ppella choir 43 Basketball 2,5,43 Hi-Y 2, 5,43 Student Council 43 F.F.A. 2,5,4 Edwin Baar: Boys' Glee Club 2,43 Mixed Chorus 43 Bas- ketball 2,5,43 H1-Y 2,5,43 F.F.A. 2,5,4 Mary Ellen Barnes: Girls' Glee Club 2,5,43 Mixed Cho- rus 5,43 A Cappella Choir 43 Debate 53 S.G.A.A. 2,53 G.R. 2,5,43 Office 4 Margaret Lou Barrow: Girls' Glee Club 2,53 Mixed Cho- rus 23 G.R. 2,5 Bonnie Jean Bartlett: Band 2,53 Girls' Glee Club 5: G. R. 5,43 Junior play 53 Class officer 5,43 Office 43 Senior play 43 National Honor Society 4 Darlene Bartlett: G. R. 5,4 Isabel Bartlett: Girls' Glee Club 5,43 Mixed Chorus 43 G.H. 5,43 Librarian 4 Ruth Boehme: Girls' Glee Club 2,3,4Q Mixed Chorus 2,41 A Cappella Choir 43 S.G.A.A. 2,5,43 G.R. 2,5,43 Student Council 2,4 Maxine Bonhami Girls' Glee Club 2,5,43 Mixed Chorus 43 G.R. 2,5,4 Doris Bowman: Girls' Glee Club 4: Mixed Chorus 43 S.G. A.A. 2,5,43 G.R. 4 Mary Louise Boyd: Girls' Glee Club 2,5,43 Mixed Chorus 2,3,4s SoGsAoAo GQRQ 2,3,43 Class officer 2,5,43 Cheer leader 43 National Honor Society 4 Lynn Branaman: Boys' Glee Club 5,43 Mixed Chorus 5,43 A Cappella Chorus 4 Helen Burhenn: G. R. 4 Glenn Charles: Boys' Glee Club 2,53 Track 53 Football 2,5,43 Basketball 23 Hi-Y 2,53 S Club 4 Willard Dickson: Track 2,33 Football 2,5,43 Basketball 2,53 Hi-Y 23 S Club 2,5,4Q Student Council 53 Future Farmers 2,5 Roy Dunn: Boys' Glee Club 2,5,43 Mixed Chorus 2,5,4 A Capnella Choir 43 Hi-Y 2,5 4' Student Cougcll 43 Class officer SQ National Hon- or oc e y 4 41 Ted Falen: Band 2,5,43 Boys' Glee Club 2,53 Mixed Cho- rus 2,31 A Cappella Chorus 43 Quartet 53 Track 2,53 Football, Basketball Student Man- ager, 43 H1-Y 2,5,43 Student Council 43 Jr. play 53 Sr. Play 4 Byrd Garey: Band 2,5,43 Orchestra 2,53 Girls' Glee Club 5,43 A Cappella Chorus 43 S.G.A.A. 2,5, 43 G.R. 2,5,43 Student Council 43 Proctor 43 Senior play 4 Cora Alice Hagerman: Band 23 Girls' Glee Club 2,4Q S.G. A.A. 5,43 G.R. 2,5,4 Damaris Hagerman: S.G.A.A. 2,53 G.R. 2,5,43 Librarian 4 Mac Hargett: Boys' Glee Club 23 Track 53 Football 2,5,4 Hi-Y 2,5,45 S Club 2,5,43 F.F.A. 2,5: Senior play 4 Norma Hartnett: Girls' Glee Club 2,5,4I Mixed Chorus 43 S.G.A.A. 5,43 G.R. 2,5,43 Student Council 43 Junior play 5 Glenn Hawver: Boys' Glee Club 2,5,43 Track 2.5: Football 2,53 Basketball 23 H1-Y 2,5,43 F.F.A. 2,5,4 Billie Hayden: Band 2,5,43 S.G.A.A. 2,53 G.R. 2,5,43 Mildred Hayes: Office 43 Girls' Glee Club 2,5,4Q Mixed Chorus 2,5,43 A Cappella Choir 43 Octet 52 S.G.A.A. 43 G.R. 53 Student Council 43 Li- brarian 43 Junior play 5 Lorraine Hearn: Band 2,53 G.R. 5,43 Librarian 43 Proc- tor 4 Kenneth Hoover: Football 2,42 Basketball 2,43 Hi-Y 2, 5,4 Eileen Hornbaker: Band 2,5,43 Orchestra 2,3,43 Girls' Glee Club 2,5,43 Mixed Chorus 5,43 A Ca- ppella Choir 43 S.G.A.A. 5,43 G.R. 2,5,4 Russell Jimison: Track 2,5,43 Football 2,5,43 S Club 4 Elberta Lee: Band 2,53 S.G.A.A. 43 G.R. 43 Lela Mae Lee: Girls' Glee Club 2,53 Mixed Chorus 2,53 Band 2,33 G.R. 2,5 Naomi Lee: S.G.A.A. 2.3,43 G.R. 2,5,4 Charla Belle Lofland: Girls' Glee Club 2,5,4' G.R. 2,5, 43 Junior play 53 Proctor 43 Senior play 43 National Honor Society 4 Polly Magill: Band 2,53 S.G.A.A. 23 G.R. 23 Junior play 52 Orchestra 2,53 M.ry Ellen Martin: Girls' Glee Club 2,5,43 Mixed Cho- rus 2,5,43 A Cappella Choir 43 Sextet 23 Quartet 23 S.G.A.A. 2,5,43 G.R. 2,5,43 Student Co cil 2' J 1 l 5' S 1 play3 Clasgnofficer gn or P ay ' en or Lee Macomb: Band 2,53 Basketball 2,5: H1'Y 2, 25 42 Silva Dean McConnaughey: Girls' Glee Club 2,5,43 Mixed Chorus 43 A Cappella Chorus 4QvG.R. 2,5, 43 Proctor 43 National Honor Society 4 Florence Meschberger: Girls' Glee Club 2,5,43 Mixed Cho- rus 43 A Cappella Choir 43 G.R. 2,5,43 Librari- an 4 Buddy Metz: Football 2: Student Council 43 F.F.A. 2,5,4 Bob Milton: Class Officer 2,5 Richard Milton: Band 2,5,4j Track 2,53 Football 2,5,43 Basketball 2,53 Hi-Y 43 S Club 2,5,4 Rex Milton: Band 2,5,43 Orchestra 2,53 Track 2,5,43 Football 2,5,43 Basketball 2,e,43 H1-Y 2,5,43 S Club 4 Eldwyn Minka: Boys' Glee Club 2,5,43 Mixed Chorus 2,5, 43 A Cappella Chorus 43 Track 2,53 Football 2,5,43 Hi-Y 2,5,43 Junior play 53 Senior play 43 F.F.A. 2,5,43 National Honor Society 4 Margene Nease: Girls' Glee Club 5,43 Mixed Chorus 43 S.G.A.A. 5,43 G.R. 2,5,43 Librarian 4 Donald Newell: Boys' Glee A Cappella Choir 5,43 Senior Club 2,43 Mixed Chorus 2,43 43 Track 2,5,43 Football 2, 4: H1-Y 2,53 S Club 4 play Glee 2,5,43 S Club 43 Junior play 53 4 Jimmie Newell: Boys' 2,5,43 Hi-Y Senior play Club 2,53 Track 51 Football Nancy Lee Newell: Girls' Glee Club 43 Mixed Chorus 43 G3DF6llH Choir 43 S.G.A.A. 53 G.R. 2.5,4 Vada Newell: Band 2,F,4g Orchestra 2,5,43 G.R. 2,5, 43 Student Council 43 National Honor Society 4 Vernon Ogle: Band 2,53 Boys' Glee Club 23 Mixed Chorus 23 Track 2,53 Football 2,5,43 Basketball 2,5, 43 S Club 4 Naomi Richardson: Girls' Glee Club 2,5,43 Mixed Chorus 2,5,43 S.G.A.A. 2,53 G.R. 2,5,43 A Cappella Choir 43 Sextet 53 Quartet 5 Ellen Schmidt: Girls' Glee Club 43 G.R. 2,5,4 Byron Slade: Band 2,5,43 Orchestra 23 Boys' Glee Club 2,3,43 Mixed Chorus 2,5,43 A Cappella Choir 2,5,43 Octet 53 Sextet 52 Quartet 53 Track 2 53 Football 2,5,43 Basketball 2,53 H1-Y 2,5, 43 S Club 2,5,43 Student Council 5,43 Class officer 53 F.F.A. 5,43 Senior play 43 Nation- al Honor Society 4 Chorus 2,5, 53 G.R. 2, Mary Smith: Girls' Glee Club 2,5,43 Mixed 43 A Cappella Chorus 5,43 Sextet 5,4 43 mixed Cho- 2,53 Football 5,43 S Club 5 y 53 Senior Howard Soice: Band 2,5,41 Boys' Glee Club rus 43 A Cappella Choir 43 Track 2,5,43 Basketball 2,5,4Q Hi-Y 2, 43 Student Council 43 Junior pla play 43 National Honor Society 4 45 A Phyllis Sturgeon: Girls' Glee Club 2,5,43 Mixed Chorus 43 S.G.A.A. 43 G.R. 2,5,45 Junior play 53 Sen- ior play,43 Librarian 23 Proctor 4 Wilma Jean Vice: Girls' Glee Club 2,5,43 Mixed Chorus 2, 53 A Capnella Choir 43 Sextet 53 G.R. 2,5,43 Jr. play 5 Jimmie Earl Walker: Boys' Glee Club 2,5,43 Mixed Chorus 2,53 Hi-Y 2,5,43 Junior play SQ Proctor 43 Cheer leader 2,5,43 Senior play 4 Dorothy Whitlock: Band 2,5,43 Girls' Glee Club 2,5,43 Mixed Chorus 2,5,43 A Cappella Choir 43 Octet 53 Debate 53 S.G.A.A. 2,5,43 v.R. 2,5,43 Jr. play 53 Senior play 43 Office 4 James Williams: Band 2,5,43 Boys' Glee Club 2,5,43 Mixed Chorus 2,5,43 A Cappella Choir 43 Quartet 53 Track 2.5: Football 2.5.43 Basketball 2,5,43 Hi- Y 2,53 S Club 2,5,43 Junior play 5 Addie Leah Wise: Girls' Glee Club 5,43 Mixed Chorus 5,43 A Cappella Choir 43 Octet 5: Sextet 5: S.Q.A.A. 43 G,R. 5,43 Student Council 43 Class Offlcer 43 senior play 43 National Honor Society 4 Ralph hoertendyke: Orchestra 5, Boys' Glee Club 43 Mixed Chorus 43 Debate 2,5,43 Hi-Y 2,5,43 Student Coun cil 43 Junior play 53 Senior play 43 Class Off- icer 4 Daniel Doering, Calvin Harris, Frank Madden, and Alan Osborn listed no activities. SENIOR PLAY ADVERTISERS , We acknowledge the generosity of the following persons who have helped make this annual possible. Community Grocery and Market n. R. smart, Druggist Hoener's Grocery Gray Shop cleaners J. C. Baxter, Druggist nrdrey Clothing Co. , Ben Franklin Store feacock and Soice Carey Bros. Safeway Stores, Inc. Jane nnn Style Shoppe SpicKsrd's Store Tomlinson Cleaners Wells Cafe Tan Top Cafe Hartnett and Jvans Younie Cafe and Service Station Independent Cooperative Grain and Mercantile Co. Stafford Plumbing Co. O. W. Longwood, H. D. F. A. C. S. . Phillips Petroleum Co. QClay Newell, Bulk ngentl Robert's Shoe Shop T. M. Deal Lumber Co. Brinkman Hotel L. W. Horton, Jeweler F. W. Tretbar, A. B. M. D. Home Lumber and Supply Co. Dr. Paul E. Harrison, Dentist The Durham Studio Dr. C. E. Wilson, Dentist Dillon Mercantile Co. Haven Lumber Co. L. E. Whitlock, Truck Service 45 V ,ix my ., Z ,J Q ,, fm 313 , ii -V 5 .31 r. I A i if! 1,5 gf, ' 5 . 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