Stanton County High School - Trojan Yearbook (Johnson, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 70 of the 1954 volume:

Stanton (bounty (Community School 3°ii ndon, S anSaS Some tears there are that lie Too deep for men to see, Or seeing understand such tears Are those we have for him. Today and through the years Until our span of life is done We still can see the smile That was so much a part of him. His voice we still can hear; It held the love of life, The welcome touch, For those of us he left who care. Someone has said, We die a little, too When death comes to A well beloved friend. Beneath the mound of flowers, We leave something, too Out of ourselves-- That's missing to the end. Somehow the long days Pass on into time, The Loom of Life goes Steadily on and on. • Jn OF OUR CLASSMATE DONNIE RICHARDS WHO DIED ON MAY 1, 1951 m emory Weaving a pattern FOLLOWING POLIOMYELITIS That holds beauty still E'en though the one Lovely strand is gone. --Author Unknown Principal, E, G. REID Northeast Missouri Sute Teachers College, Kirks ville Pittsburg Sute College, Pittsburg, Kansas As a means of thanking our principal, Mr. Reid, for four years of hard work and unselfish devotion we wish to dedicate the Trojan of 1954 to him. We are extremely grateful for his en- couragement and enthusiasm at all times. He has helped to make our work enjoyable and we trust that this volume will be a reminder of his years at J. H. S. 3 EDITOR Jared Grantham ASSISTANT EDITOR Eugene Shore BUSINESS MANAGER Evelyn Stanfield ASST. BUSINESS MGR. Molly Sosa PHOTO EDITOR Phyllis Carrithers The Big Debate SPORTS EDITOR James Jellison CLASS EDITOR Lois Ann Kendrick ANNUAL SPONSOR Ina Clagg L SUBSCRIPTION EDITOR Marie Collings Km v mjm M. P. MOLZ, Treas. RALPH LONG R. H. TROSTLE V r LAURENCE SEYB, Sec'y. Education MRS. HAZEL YORK County Superintendent 5 PR1N. E.G. REID EMERY JOSSERAND PAUL PLUMMER, SR. X DON LEUSZLER Ft. Hays State, Hays, Kansas Shop, Athletics RAY DARST Custodian HAROLD PRENTICE York College, York, Nebraska Mathematics, English NATE WATSON Oklahoma A. and M., Still- water, Oklahoma Social Sciences, Athletics KENNETH CARY Oklahoma A. M., Stillwater, Oklahoma Music W. D. McNEELEY Northwestern State, Alva Oklahoma Science, Mathematics INA CLAGG Pittsburg State College, Pitts- burg, Kansas Home Economics, English EVELYN EDGAR Oklahoma University, Norman, Oklahoma Commerce ► JARED GRANTHAM-President Glee Club 1-2-3-4; Mixed Chorus 2; One-Act Play 2-4; Dramatics 3-4; Class Officer 3-4; Trojan Staff 4; Sports Trainer 2-3-4. EVELYN STANFIELD Glee Club 1-2-3-4; Dramatics 2-3-4; Trojan Staff 4; One-Act Play 3-4; Basketball 2-3; Cheer- leader 1-2-3. Sen Lord JACK REID-Secretary Glee Club 3-4; Band 1-2; Foot- ball 1-2-3-4; Basketball 1-2-3- 4; Track 1-2-3; Dramatics 3-4; Class Officer 3-4; One-Act Play 4. LOU ELLIS-Treasure Glee Club 1-2-3-4; Football 1-2-3-4; Basketball 1-2-3-4; Track 1-2-3; Class Officer 3-4; Dramatics 3-4; Football Co- Captain 4; Valentine King Candi- date 2; One-Act Play 4. Sponsored by JOHNSON CO-OP EUGENE SHORE-Vice-President Glee Club 1-2-3-4; Football 4; Basketball 1-2-3-4; Track 1-2- 3; Class Officer 4; Dramatics 3- 4; Trojan Staff 4. PHYLLIS CARRITHERS Glee Club 1-2-3-4; Valentine- Queen-Candidate 2; Football- Queen-Candidate 3; Football Cheerleader 4; Dramatics 3-4; Trojan Staff 4. 7 KEITH McGEHEE Glee Club 1-2-3-4; Basketball 1-2-3-4; Track 1-2-3; Dra- matics 3-4; Valentine King Candidate 1. NANCY TROSTLE Glee Club 1-2-3-4; Band 1-2- 3-4; Class Officer 1; Band Of- ficer 3-4; Pep Club Officer 4; Dramatics 3-4; Mixed Chorus 2. .Seniors LOIS ANN KENDRICK Glee Club 1-2-3-4; Dramatics 3-4; Class Officer 1; Football Queen 4; Annual Staff 4; Cheer- leader 4; Mixed Chorus 2-3; Valentine Queen Candidate 1. JIMMY JELLISON Glee Club 4; Band 2-3-4; Foot- ball 4; Annual Staff 4; Dramatics 3-4; Class Officer 2; Band Officer 4. W Ik MARIE COLLINGS Glee Club 1-2-3-4; Class Of- ficer 3; Football Queen Candi- date 2; Dramatics 3-4; Annual Staff. DUANE McGOWEN Glee Club 4; Track 1-2-3-4; Football 1-2-3-4; Basketball 1-2-3-4; Co-Captain 4; Dra- matics 3-4. MOLLY SOSA Glee Club 1-2-3-4; Class Officer 1-2-3; Dramatics 3-4; Cheer- leader 1-2-3; Football Queen Candidate 1; Mixed Chorus 2. • jjb w kH . ih u i x Sam Ellis President Donnie Molz Vice-President John Parker Secretary Teddy Evans Treasurer Gene Matthews Patricia Phipps Juanita McGowen Rosa Lee Kendrick Verla Lindsley Robert Snider LuAnn Hatton Ila June McKinney Marla Kay Phillips Patricia Wartman Marion Duvall Laveme Kippes Donnell Thompson Richard Jones Floyd Kistler Sponsored by MAX DICE 9 Will he replace Gene Autry?? Don't you ever wash your face? It hurts. Well if you think Watch that that I did it— finger! fu ’i .S-. f Slide, Fuzzy, Slide. It can’t be that bad. Gotcha This is the line-up Snaps And I couldn't get a word in edgewise i Charles Raney President Walter Cockreham y John Collingwood Vice-President Pearl Lu Morris Secretary Mary Ellis Treasurer onto red Greta Julian Donna Pepper Janis Martin Pearl Arnold Janet Raney Gail Barber Duane Snook Glen Shore Duane Kippes Wesley O'Banion Joyce Morris Karen Nafziger Earl Arnold Leland Daniels Arthur Baker Sponsored by COLLINGWOOD GRAIN CO. 11 Charles Lindsley President Ray Smith Vice-President Lonnie Ward Sec. -Treas. Sponsored by SCOTT CHEVROLET CO. added Jonnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson -captain Ellis ? • 77g‘70 .7S- -P J ' w pallet, t� - ). Molz. S. i, R. Jones. VI Coctaeham. � • • «rTo eU Haimon. n. ilex, ass’t. j ]eUis°n’ Arnold. T. ROW: D- : Evans, Snook. captain 16 McGov Jack Reid 7, rojanS Sponsored by EMERY’S DRUG and JOHNSON STATE BANK Starting lineup Jimmy Jellison BATTERTON BROS, and RECREATION HALL Bud Kistler I fi fi c K John Parker 19 LINE-UP: BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Robert Snider, Teddy Evans, Sam Ellis. MIDDLE ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Don Leuszler, coach; John Parker, Gene Matthews, Walter Cockreham, John Collingwood, Duane McGowen, Leslie O’Banion, Nate Watson, coach. FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Duane Snook, Donnie Molz, Earl Arnold, Glen Shore, Joseph Weis, and Leland Daniels. Sponsored by: MR. MRS. OLIE COCKREHAM and THE JOHNSON PIONEER DRUM MAJORETTE Pearl Arnold FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: G. Julian. D. Pepper, J. Baugh. W. Arnold, E. Arnold, P. Arnold. SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: V. Lindsley, J. Smith, M. Ellis, R. Cadenhead, J. Jellison, M. Weis, C. Raney, D. Parks, P. Wart- man, I. McKinney, M. Richards, C. Arnold. THIRD ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: S. Pearson, H. Shore, L. Camera, C. Walker, R. Smith, J. Teeter, D. Wilker- son, R. Jones. N. Trostle, E. Cockreham, J. Martin, J. Collingwood, H. Evans, C. Ramsey, C. Lindsley. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Director, Mr. K. Cary, L. Ennis, S. Troutman, M. Phillips, M. Duvall. 21 QL Sponsored by: FELTS AND SON and MR. MRS. HERMAN COCKREHAM 22 BACK ROW: Eddie Stanfield, Erma Cockreham, Donna Pepper, Ha June McKinney, Verla Lindsley, Rosa Lee Kendrick, Marie Codings, Juanita McGowen, Phyllis Carrithers, Marla Phillips, Karen Nafziger, Lu Ann Hatten, Rota Jean Smith, Pearl Morris, Mary Ellis. FRONT ROW: Patty Wartman, Molly Sosa, Margaret Weis, Janet Raney, Pearl Arnold, Greta Julian, Irene Matthews, Janis Martin, Lois Kendrick. BACK ROW; Glen Teeter, Gail Barber, Jimmy Jellison, Charles Lindsley, Walter Cockre- ham, Marion Duvall, Larry Harmon, Eugene Shore, John Parker, Jaret Grantham, Duane McGowen, Jack Reid. FRONT ROW: Duane Kippes, Laverne Kippes, Charles Raney, Jos- eph Weis, A.L. Kibler, Sam Ellis, Earl Arnold, Floyd (Bud) Kistler, Lou Ellis, Warren Arnold, Ray Smith, Lonnie Ward. ABOVE: CLARINET QUARTET: Donna Pepper, Greta Julian, Veria Lindsley, and Mary Ellis. RIGHT: SAXOPHONE QUARTET: Patty Wart- man, Pearl Arnold, Nancy Trostle, and Marion Duvall. STATE MUSIC FESTIVAL: Clarinet Quartet- Rating ni. VALIANT Warden Holt . . Jared Granthem Josephine Parris . Evelyn Stanfeild Dike......................Lou Ellis The Reverend .... Jack Reid Attendant .... John Parker League One-Act Play Festival-2 District One-Act Play Festival-2 TRIO: Veria Lindsley, Greta Julian, and Lu Ann Hatton. “JfllWflliy THfllll” THE CAST Frieda . . Herbert Gage Sarah Gage . Paula Gage . Marge Gage. Barbara Gage George Husted Jonathan Rockwood Mathilda Rockwood Mr. Loomis Uncle Walter . Matt Rockwood. Carson . . . , . . Molly Sosa Jared Grantham Phyllis Carrithers Lois Ann Kendrick . Nancy Trostle Evelyn Stanfield . Jack Reid Eugene Shore Marie Collings Keith McGehee . . Lou Ellis Jimmy Jellison Duane McGowen unior . . . Madge Bentham . Letitia (Tish) Bentham . . . . Aunt Penny . . . . Audrey Dilley ..................Elsie . Mayor Harry Bentham Lansing (Lance) Bentham ............Bert Dilley ............Regie Case . . . . Andrew Bales . . . . John Samuels . . . .Officer O'Hara ..............Bennister ..................Clark Verla Lindsley . Marla Phillips . Erma Cockreham Patty Wartman . Juanita McGowen Marion Duvall . Donnie Molz Robert Snider . Warren Arnold . Sam Ellis . . Gene Matthews. John Parker . . Teddy Evans Richard Jones . W ' BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Clagg, Pat Phipps, Rosa Kendrick, Erma Cockerham, LuAnn Hatton, Verla Lindsley, Juanita McGowen, Nancy Trostle, Marie Collings, Joyce Morris, Donna Pepper, Rhota Smith, Miss Edgar. SEC- OND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Janet Raney, Pearl Arnold, Greta Julian, Ila Mc- Kinney, Marla Phillips, Phyllis Carrithers, Evelyn Stanfield, Molly Sosa. THIRD ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Carolyn Wartman, Pearl Morris, Mary Ellis, Patty Wart- man, Janis Martin, Lois Kendrick, Margaret Weis, Irene Matthews, Beatrice Cruz. ALMA MATER PEP CLUB OFFICERS: We're loyal to you, Johnson High, The gold and maroon, let them fly, We'll back you to stand 'gainst the best in the land. For we know you have sand, Johnson High. So crack out that ball, Johnson High We're backing you all, Johnson High, Our team is our fame protector, On boys, for we expect a victory from you! President--Nancy Trostle V. President--Verla Lindsley Secretary--LuAnn Hatton CHEERLEADERS: Lois Kendrick, Janis Martin, Patty Wartman. Sponsored by SHEPARD BARBER and BARSTOW MACHINE SHOP Ila June McKinney Junior 28 Janet Raney Sophomore Sponsored by: KANSAS COLO. UTILITY CO. and BUELL SCOTT Q, ueen 5 -Smitten da n ts Rhota Jean Smith Freshman unior-.__lenior PROGRAMME Oh, How We Thank Thee .... Rosa Lee Kendrick Reverberating Chopsticks .... Patty Wartman Indeed We Welcome You. . Sam Ellis Exceeding Thanks . . Jared Grantham NightTimeReverie ErmaCockerham To the Stars. . .Principal E.G.Reid Across the Way . . Ila June McKinney Loudly We Sing................... Rosa Lee K., Verla L., LuAnn H. Senior Saturday -- At 9:00 this morning 10 of the 13 seniors started to Texas from Johnson. They reached Wheeler at 12:00 and stopped and ate their picnic lunch. Then they continued on to Anson, Texas where they were to stay the night. After getting rooms and eating supper they piled into cars again and journeyed to Abilene (23 Miles) to watch the Big State Jamboree. They got a big thrill from hearing their name men- tioned over the loudspeaker by the M. C. After they returned to Anson, the group from Dodge City arrived. As it was nearly 12:00 and there was another day of hard riding ahead, to bed we went. Sunday --At 9:30 this morning we started from Anson, Texas to Corpus Christi. The group made it to Fredricksburg for lunch and then took off again. There was lots of beautiful scenery along the way. After finding our motel, we went to supper--fish was the big item. Then the Amuse- ment Park came next. Everyone had a fine time and was ready for an- other big day. Monday -- This morning the women went to town to go shopping while the men went to numerous spots along the beach. After lunch, the kids and the women! went swimming. A local newspaper photographer was on the scene to snap a few pictures. At 5:00 we boarded the Sally D and went for the wettest boat-ride human beings have ever experienced without being drowned. After a short snack, we took off for town and a good comfortable chair in the movies. Tuesday — Port Aransas was our destination today. We left early this morning with Mr. Baldwin of the shore patrol as our guide. We swam and collected shells all morning. The high spot of the day was the ride in the ferry boat. Duane M. was stung by a rather timid looking jelly-fish, but all in all, it was fun!! We reached Corpus about 2:00 washed the salt and sand off and went out to dinner. A trip to a corn-processing factory was on the agenda, but it was closed by the time we were ready to go. The girls went shopping instead and the boys listened to. Mr. Baldwin tell of his adventures on the Shore Patrol. After supper the group divided, but everyone was in bed pretty early. Wednesday -- This morning bright and early, we are.on our way back to San Antonio. First stop is at the Alamo. Since Jim Garrison had some morning classes, he couldn't get away to meet us, so Reid’s car went to the base to see him. After eating lunch and wandering about in the big department stores, we met again to go to Del Rio where we were to spend the night. In stead, 3 cars went to the zoo and one car continued on to Del Rio. The zoo was reportedly the best the kids had ever seen. SENIOR TRIP - CONTINUED ; They reached Del Rio about 9:00 and after changing clothes we took a jaunt into Old Mexico. We wandered around in the curio shops of Villa Acuana and came back to Del Rio. Thursday --We are on the road again. This time we are headed for Carlsbad, New Mexico. We stopped at the LookOut points along the Pecos River, but still reached Sanderson in time for lunch. We reached Carlsbad about 5:00 decided to go swimming. After a brief but decidedly cooling dip in die 45° water, we all cleaned up and went out to dinner. Several restaurants were visited. After dinner we watched T.V. and at 10:00, decided to go to a movie. We were all snug in bed by 1:00. An- other day closer to home. Friday -- At 8:30 we were waiting to walk into the famed Carlsbad Caverns. The cave was damp and the long walk was both tiring and en- joyable. We ate lunch at 10:30 about 850 feet underground. We reached the surface after a ride in an elvator about 12:00. After peeking through the curio shops, we took off again for Carlsbad. We went straight to the lake where we spent the rest of the early afternoon swimming. After a stop at a Dairy Queen, we were ready to start for Portales. We reached Portales after 4 hours of steady driving, ate dinner and went to numerous night spots. Tommorrow we start home!! Saturday -- We-all got up early this morning. Today is The Day, we go home!! John Shore's car took the lead and reached Johnson about 12:30, Trostle's car was next at 2:15 and then the other two cars about 20 min- utes later. We had a swell time--but golly--Johnson City never looked so good'! Gazing into our crystal ball, we look ten years into the future to try and locate some of the long lost seniors of '54. Our spherical jug falls into action and dim shadows begin to fall into the center of the ball. We hear the clamor of little children and what appears to be an elementary class in a school. A piano is heard and the soft melodious tones of what we recognize as the former Evelyn Stanfield’s voice. Eddie is teaching music to help support her husband, Gerald Nafziger, and the four little Nafziger's, incidentally, all boys. Our next scene is the kitchen of a modern housewife. On the floor are four little blond, towheaded Ellis kids. We recognize the woman as the former Fuzzy Carrithers. It seems one of little Lou’s diapers has lodged in the electric dryer and she is having trouble getting it out. Little Lou is one year old. Phyllis who thinks of the wel- fare of her kids weighs a mere 90 pounds, but you have to give credit to these modern mothers. As dinner time rolls around up pops Mr. Ellis who has been working very hard on his farm in Morton county. He has acquired a whole 60 acres for his family to live on, but due to the dirt has not raised a crop for the last eight years. His wife has been taking in washings for that period of time and has done a fairly good job of supporting the family of six. As our next light appears we are on a locomotive moving rapidly across the middle west. There in the cab stands none other than Jimmie Jellison who we understand has been studying engineering at K.U. for the past ten years. We see in die paper that he has finally graduated to chief fire stoker on the Sante Fe Railroad. Next we see a pretty, shapely, little blond headed girl lying on Miami beach. Who can she be? Ah yes, we can tell by the color of the toenail polish that it is Molly Sosa. We understand that the Beachcombers voted her as the thing they would most like to pick up on the beach. Accounting for her blond hair, someone told her she looked like Marilyn Monroe so she bleached her hair to fit the part. The light fades and we again hear voices out of the future. We hear die noise of an irrigation pump and then see ragged and weary Eugene Shore who has been trying to perfect a new species of skinless peas. After ten straight crop failures he is on his last leg. Eugene, who had to buy a bulldozer merely for the purpose of pushing the dirt away from his door after a dust storm is mortgaged up to his neck. Well, we simply can't stand this dismal scene and so the light fades. Next we hear the hustle and bustle of carnival life. A barker is yelling. Who is that fellow who hasn't shaved for a week? Why its none other than our old friend Duane McGowen, who is now working as the tattoed man in the carnival. He tells us that Verla is right around the corner running a baseball throw game and the little McGowens are picking up the bottles. What is this we see coming into the ball? A little house north of Johnson and yes, there is the name on the mailbox : Marie Collings Winger, Boss, and Dicky Winger, hired man. We hear that Marie has been trying to get her husband to clean the dirt out of the windows and paint the house, but he is so busy trying to get his de- gree in goo husbandry, (that’s PLANT study) that he can't get around to it. Even since Marie stopped helping him back in '55 he hasn’t been able to keep up his grades. Next we journey to a small high school somewhere in Stanton county. We can tell by the big elevator that it is Big Bow, Kansas. What's this? We are on the inside of the school house and in the principals office. And who is the principal? Well, its old Reverend Reid, (Jack). He has been teaching for five years, and has finally graduated his first class. Who's that old man wobbling down the hall with a broom in his hand? He just cleared his throat. No it can't be, but it is, Prof. Reid. He is working as the janitor in his son's school. We would like to stay but our journey must go on. Suddenly the room gets stifling hot. What is the cause? Here is a picture coming into view in our crystal ball. It’s something big. Good grief, its an elephant, and the girl on the back is, its Lois Ann. She always said she was going to reform someone, and it looks like she had to go all the way to the Belgian Congo to do it. Seems she has been preaching to the natives (who can't understand a thing she says) and has saved a thousand souls from, from,-------------. These boys ought to be used to fire and brimstone. Whew!! From the looks of things Cokkie (Keith) McGehee is still making his trips to Ulysses. That's where his wife lives but he still has to come to Johnson every morning at 5 a. m. to do the chores. He has been late to work every day for the last two years, but the boss at the Ulysses rendering plant doesn’t mind much. Next we are in New York City at the entrance of a big building. Now we can see the neon sign on the top. Home of Jared Grantham, the singing surgeon. Instead of using anathesia on his women patients, he merely sings Stardust and they swoon right off to sleep. He has really made his money singing Shortnin'Bread at Joe's Beanery. Going into the building, who should we see but the former Nancy Trostle. She's had a half-dozen names since we knew her at J. H.S., but the current one is Skatapasdy or something like that. He has fallen down on his alimony payments so she asked her old pal, Jared, for a job as hat-check girl. By the way she is the only girl worker in the building who has a pair of mink tights. As our final vision fades away we realize that the future of the '54 seniors is well in hand. 35 CU Will We, the Senior Class of 19 54, being in our right mind, do bequeath and bequit, leave, give and get rid of the following members of the Senior Class and to put in their high place these lowly creatures: To the on-coming sophomore class we will our honor roll standing. To the on-coming junior class we will our ability to get along with each other. To the on-coming senior class we will our ability to make money. I, Marie Collings, will my walk to Greta Julian and my ability to catch a man and keep him to Patty Wartman. I, Nancy Trostle, will my music ability to Karen Nafziger and my way with the freshmen boys to the freshmen girls. I, Phyllis Carrithers, will my ability to be teased and take it to Joyce Morris and my nickname Fuzzy to anyone that wants it. I, Evelyn Stanfield, will my nose to Donna Pepper and my ability to tell the truth to Leland Daniels. I, Cois Kendrick, will my height to Arthur Baker and my crooked smile to Marla Phillips. I, Molly Sosa, will my dancing ability to Donnell Thompson and my legs to Carolyn Wartman. I, Jared Grantham, will my singing ability to Larry Harmon and my way with the women to Charles Lindsley. I, Eugene Shore, will my beard to Coach Watson and my girlfriend to Earl Arnold. I, Duane McGowen, will my athletic ability to C. T. Simpson and my quietness to Gail Barber. I, Keith McGehee, will my physique to Duane Snook and my ability to be on time at school to Walter Cockerham. I, Jack Reid, will my wavy hair to A. L. Kibler and my attractive ears to Pearl Arnold. I, Jimmy Jellison, will my ability to leave the women alone to Joe Weis and my blush to Irene Matthews. I, Lou Ellis, will my slim waistline to Bobby Snider and my stubborness to Pat Phillips. Sponsored by: MR. MRS. LELAND NORDLING Senior Jrorodcope NAME NICKNAME CHARM WEAKNESS AMBITION SAYING Molly Sosa Mol F igure F ootball Own a car Help yourself! ! Phyllis Carrithers Fuzzy Personality Lou Marriage You don't know, do you? Nancy Trostle Mama Lisp Sailors College Baloney Sauce!! Lois Kendrick Loey Lopsided Smile Men Missionary Pie Colly! ! Marie Collings Pete Ability to catch a man and keep him! ! Dicky Raise a little Dicky!! Dicky! ! Evelyn Stanfield Eddie Nose Gerald Graduate! ! Stupid!! Jared Grantham Grampy Voice W omen Metropolitan Opera Dig that crazy man! ! Keith McGehee Keithy Physique Delores Truck Driving Well, check that! ! Jimmy Jellison Jelly Jimmison A- in Chemistry Beans Engineering I reckon!! Eugene Shore Bishop Sarcastic Remarks Flying F arming I hate that, I do! ! Lou Ellis Deacon Stubborness Morton County Farming That's right! ! Jack Reid Reverend Hair Knees (Due to cir- cumstances Is that so? Duane McGowan Monk Whiskers Tatooes beyond our control we must leave these spaces blank. ) Verla! ! 9 J®! r ddaccafa baccalaureate May 9, 1954 Eight-Fifteen O'Clock Prelude ..........................Chopin Pearl Arnold Processional Coronation . . Meyerbeer Pearl Arnold Invocation . The Rev. C. A. Overholt The Lord Is My Shepherd . . . Koschat Girls Glee Club Scripture Reading . . The Rev. Ray Jellison Vocal Solo God Lives In My Heart . O'Hara Jared Grantham Sermon . The Rev. Hugh Morris The Lord's Prayer ....................Malotte Girls Glee Club Benediction . . . The Rev. C. A. Overholt Recessional Coronation .... Meyerbeer Pearl Arnold 38 (Commencemen t May 12, 1954 Eight-Fifteen O'Clock Prelude Adoration ..................Atherton Miss Evelyn Edgar Processional Pomp and Circumstance . Elgar Miss Evelyn Edgar Invocation.............The Rev. Ray Jellison Triple Trio The Halls of Ivy . Russell-Knight Patty Wartman, Erma Cockreham, Donna Pepper, Greta Julian, Rosa Lee Kendrick, Rhota Jean Smith, Lu Ann Hatton, Pearl Morris, Mary Ellis Address What You Are .................Dr. M. C. Cunningham President, Fort Hays Kansas State College Vocal Solo Prayer .....................Guion Erma Cockreham Presentation of Class.............E. G. Reid Presentation of Diplomas . . Laurence Seyb Benediction. . . . The Rev. A. C. Tunnell Recessional Pomp and Circumstance . Elgar Verla Lindsley 39 9 Jroian (boosters B. V. Phillips Stanton Hotel Hudson Garage George Hoppingarner Southwest Theater Johnson Cleaners Shoe Shop Roy Colling s Bob Garrison Walker Trucking Co. Kurt Wendt Border Telephone Co. E. M. 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