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

Text from Pages 1 - 74 of the 1957 volume:

THE CLASS presents THE TROJAN STANTON COUNTY COMMUNITY HIGH SCHOOL Johnson, Kansas AuioqiapltS SCHOOL BOARD LEFT TO RIGHT: Homer Richard, Director; Floyd Chenoweth, Director; M. P. Molz, Director; Emery Josserand, Director; Mrs. Hazel York. County Superintendent; Mrs. Warren Plummer, Treasurer; Laurence Seyb, Clerk; Mr. Reid, Principal. FACULTY LEFT TO RIGHT: W. D. McNeely, Science and Mathematics; H. E. Prentice, Mathematics and English; Larry Snook, Social Science and Coach; Paul Heidebrecht, Commerce and Coach; Shirley George, English and Home Economics; Ralph Cayler, Music and Dramatics; Ray Darst, Custodian; E. G. Reid, Principal. 2 Auiogictphs CLASS OFFICERS President, Charles Lindsley Vice President, Ray Smith Secretary, Margaret Weis Treasurer, Joe Weis Jr. Student Council Representative, Rhota (Smith) Chapman Sponsors, Mr. Reid Mr. McNeely SENIORS Football Track 1-2-3-4 Basketball 1-2-3-4 Glee Club 2-3-4 Dramatics 3-4 Class Officer 1-3 Football Co-Captain 4 Basketball Captain 4 Annual Staff 4 Student Council President 4 Track 1-2-3-4 Football 2-3-4 Basketball 1-2-3-4 Glee Club 1-2-3-4 Dramatics 3-4 Vice President 2 Secretary 3 Annual Staff 4 LARRY HARMON GLEN TEETER SENIORS Band Glee Club 1-2-3-4 Vocal Solo 2-3-4: Piano 4 Instrumental Solo 1-2-3-4 Music Ensemble 2-3-4 Basketball Track 1-2 Football 4 Sports Manager 3-4 Contest Play 2-3 Dramatics 3-4 Student Council 3 Class President 1-4 Trojan Staff 4 Annual Editor 4 MARGARET WEIS Band Glee Club 1-2-3-4 Trumpet Solo 2: Vocal 4 Annual Trojan Staff 4 Queen Candidate 3 Cheerleader 2-4 Football Queen 4 Class Officer S. C. 4 Speech Dramatics 3-4 i h' j RAY SMITH Vice President 1-4 Track 1-2-3-4 Basketball 1-2-3-4 Glee Club 1-2-3-4 Dramatics 3-4 Annual Staff 4 CHARLES LINDS LEY RHOTA (SMITH) CHAPMAN Band Glee Club 1-2-3-4 Speech 3: Dramatics 3-4 Annual Trojan Staff 4 Football Candidate 1 Pep Club 1-2-3-4 Trumpet Solo 2: Vocal 2-3 Class Officer 2-3: S. C. 4 Pep Club President 4 JOE WEIS JR. Football Track 1-2-3-4 Basketball 1-2-3 Dramatics 3-4 Glee Club 1-2-3-4 Class Officers 2-4 Annual Staff 4 EUGENE WHITED Au£o$'Mf k JUNIORS Darrel Ruth, President Judy Baugh, Secretary Loretta Kammer, S. C. M. Buddy Martin, Vice President Bill Hatton, Treasurer Mrs. George and Mr. Pren'ice, Sponsors. Buddy Martin Clifford Pepper Darrel Ruth Bill Hatton Calvin Warnock Curtis Ramsey Gary Donart Harold Evans Clark Abbott Harvey Merrill President Lanny Loeppke Vice President Walter Payne Sponsor Ralph Cayler S. C. M. Marylin Richards Treasurer Sandra Troutman Secretary Donna Wilkerson Sandra Troutman Janice Smith SOPHOMORES Walter Payne Marylin Richard Karen Aller Lanny Loeppke Donna Wilkerson John Weis Curtis Smith Garry Plummer Harold Shore Don Ruth FRESHMEN President, Delmar Edmission Secretary, Carolyn Cockrum Vice President, Marsha Rorick Treasurer, Bill Manning Student Council Representative, Shannon Dimitt Shannon Dimitt Marsha Rorick Joan Teeter Judy Whipple Bill Manning FRONT ROW: Orin Florence, Bill Manning, Walter Payne. Delmer Edmisson, Ben Ennis, Don Ruth, Gary Donart, Curtis Smith. SECOND ROW: E. G. Reid, Donald Lorlavick, Calvin Warnock, Darrel Ruth, Joe Weis, Butch Browder, Lanny Loeppke, Gene Whited. BACK ROW: Coach Snook, Buddy Martin. Russel Shober, Harvey Merrill, Bill Hatton, Larry Harmon, Glen Teeter. Charles Lindsley, Curtis Ramsey, Coach Heidebrecht. Joe Weis BACK ROW: Coach Snook, Charles Lindsley, Bud Martin, Ben Ennis, Gary Donart, Lanny Loeppke, Glen Teeter, Larry Harmon, Bill Hatton, Curtis Ramsey, Darrel Ruth, John Weis, E. G. Reid, Coach Heidebrecht. FRONT ROW: Don Ruth, Donald Lorlavick, Delmar Edmisson, C. D. Pearce, Shannon Dimitt, Ray Smith, Curtis Smith, Orin Florence. BASKETBALL 1956-57 Coach Heidebrecht, Ben Ennis, Bud Martin, Larry Harmon, Curtis Smith, Glen Teeter, Bill Hatton. 10 TRACK TRACK BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Heidebrecht Bill Hatton Shannon Dimitt Russel Shober Larry Harmon Glen Teeter Harvey Merrill Calvin Warnock Mr. Snook SQUAD FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Bud Martin Curtis Smith Gary Donart Ben Ennis Ray Smith Don Lorlavick Don Ruth Shannon Dimitt Russel Shober Distance Men Ray Smith Ben Ennis Harvey Merrill Glen Teeter Curtis Smith Darrell Ruth Dash Men Gary Donart Bud Martin Don Lorlavick Calvin Warnock CHEERLEADERS Sandra Troutman. Margaret Weis, Donna Wilkerson, Loretta Kammer. PEP CLUB LEFT TO RIGHT, BACK ROW: Judy Baugh, Judy Whipple, Jo Ann Teeter, Marsha Rorick, Sharon Dorsey, Leora Ennis (Vice President); Marylin Richard, Rhota Smith Chapman (President). FRONT ROW; Mrs. George (Sponsor); Carolyn Cockrum. Janice Smith, Leila Brooks, Karen Aller (Secretary); Pat Abbott, Nancy Winger Yvonne McGowan, Claressa Walker. CHEERLEADERS: Donna Wilkerson, Sandra Troutman, Loretta Kammer (Treasurer); Margaret Weis (Student Council Representative). 13 BAND FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Loretta K.. Clark A., Harold S.. Claressa W., Marsha R.. Marylin R., Phyllis P., Ronnie F., Nancy W., Wilda L., Roberta B.. Janice T., Patricia P., Karen A. SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Margaret W., Rhota C., Donna W., Gary D., Jo Ann T., Delmar E,. Lyle D., Paul Lee P., Doris C., Felicia E,, Judy S., Billy S., Robert P., Harold E., Lanny U, Curtis R., Charles L. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Judy B.. Judy W., Pat A., Leo W., Sandra T.. Mr. Caylor. TROMBONE QUARTET CLARINET QUARTET Charles L. Curtis R. Lanny U Loretta K. Claressa A. ««fold E. Clark A. Marsha R. BOYS’ GLEE CLUB BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: L Harmon, B. Hatton, C. Warnock, C. Ramsey, C. Pepper, G. Donart, H. Merrill. MIDDLE ROW: B. Martin, C. Lindsley, D. Edmisson, D. Lorlovick, J. Jones, D. Ruth, C. D. Pearce, D. Ruth, O. Florence. FRONT ROW: J. Weis. H. Evans. G. Plummer, C. Abbott, J. Weis, B. Ennis, H. Shore, Mr. Cayler. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: C. Walker, J. Whipple, N. Winger, L. Kammer, P. Abbott, J. Baugh, M. Richards. MIDDLE ROW: J. Teeter, L. Brooks, K. Aller, D. Wilkerson, C. Cockrum. FIRST ROW: M. Weis, S. Troutman, Y. McGowen, M. Rorick, Mr. Cayler. GIRLS’ GLEE CLUB GIRLS’ SEXTET SENIOR PLAY LITTLE SHOT Clyde Middleton . . Ray Smith Henry Atherton . Charles Lindsley Pat Vining . Rhota Smith Chapman Miss East.... Margaret Weis Sturge Peabody . . Glen Teeter Scarlatti .... Larry Harmon THE OBLONG CIRCLE Alfred Taylor The Gardener . A Clergyman The Girl . The Doctor . . The Nurse The Attendant . A Delivery Man A Man in Brown A Man in Black. The Woman . Another Clergyman . Darrell Ruth Calvin Warnock • Harold Evans . Judy Baugh . Bi 11 Hatton Loretta Kammer Buddy Martin Curtis Ramsey . Gary Donart .Clark Abbott . Leora Ennis Clifford Pepper Senior Trip April 8. Dear Diary, We finally got on our way this morning at 8:12 a.m. for our long awaited trip to the Ozarks. We ate dinner in Pratt at the Serva-teria and stopped at Wichita U. about 2:00 p.m. Supper was eaten in Coffeyville at 6:00. We finally arrived in Noel, Mo., our destin- ation forthe first night, at 11:00 p.m. We were really a tired bunch of Seniors and sponsors that turned in that night. April 9. We ate breakfast in Noel and started on to Con- way, Ark. On the way we stopped at an Old Spanish Treasure Cave and a Civil War Supply Cave. We took pictures at both places and bought souveniers. We ate lunch at the Sky-Vue Cafe. About 4:00 we stopped and every- one had some refreshments. We reached Conway about 7:00, un- loaded the cars, and then went to the movie, The Were-Wolf and Flying Saucers v.s. Earth. We went to the motel after eating and watched T.V. until midnight April 10. We ate breakfast and checked out of the Spear Motel. We toured a bus factory and a shoe factory, before leaving Conway. We ate lunch at Harrison, arrived at Springfield at 7:00 p.m., and ate dinner. Plans were made to go to the show, after which we were all going to go skating or bowling. We were leaving the Motel when our car collided with another motorist. After every- thing was cleared up and the matter was settled, it was later than we had expected but one car load went to a skating rink and watched a group perform who had taken skating lessons. We went back to the motel and watched T.V. until 1:00 a.m. April 11. We ate breakfast and started on the long drive to Kirkwood. We ate lunch at Buffalo, Missouri, at the Besson Cafe and arrived at Kirkwood before dinner. After instructions were given, we were assigned to our rooms. Some of us went boating; others found entertainment in the recreation room. Dinner was served and at 9:00 p.m. the dance began. Everyone danced with different kids from other schools and there were many new aquintances. The caller, Frank, taught us to square dance and all in all everyone enjoyed themselves and had a great time. April 12. Our class went to Bagnell Dam this morning with the students from Gower, Mo. after eat- ing breakfast. It was very interesting and we also took a tour through the park while on the way back to Kirkwood. After lunch we all went boat riding and then watched T.V. in the Lounge. This evening we ate dinner and then went to the recreation room for the dance. We danced, even though our feet hurt, and really enjoyed ourselves. After refreshments were served, we dance again and that night when bedtime came, there were really a bunch of tired kids. 20 April 13. Affer eating breakfast at 8:30 one car load of us went to Jefferson City to shop and tour the Capitol Building while the other group went to Dog Patch to see the house built against the laws of gravity and the antique cars. Everyone met back at Kirkwood at 4:00 p .m.; we went boat riding and then after supper we took pictures of all the Senior Classes who were at Kirkwood with us. Afterwards the dance began, everyone had loads of fun. At 10:30 everyone met down at the beach for the weiner roast and Frank played the accordion while the group sang. We went back to the recreation room and danced till 1:30 a.m. It was so much fun but everyone was glad to retire after the last dance and good-nights were said. April 14. We arose bright and early Sunday morning at 6:45 to begin our long |ourney home. Glen Elders, Kansas also left when we did. We stopped at Preston for breakfast and drove on to Fort Scott where we attended the church of our choice and then ate dinner at lola, Kansas. Teeters' carload visited Mr. Teeter's sister at Eureka, Kansas and Lindsley's carload visited Margaret and Joe's sister. Sister Dennis at El Dorado, Kansas Then we took the Turn Pike to Wichita; ate dinner at Pratt where Rhota Chapman saw her Aunt Pearl Lu. We arrived at Dodge City at 9:30 and were in Johnson at 11:30 p.m Everyone was completely worn out but the memories were happy ones which will never be forgotten. CLASS NIGHT TUESDAY, MAY 14, 1957 8:15 O’CLOCK Welcome, Salutatory .... Class History .......... Musical Number ......... Class Will ............. Horoscope .............. Memorial ............... Ser. r Clar Trip ...... Farewell, Valedictory .. Presentation of Awards .................... Ray Smith ............... Margaret Weis Charles Lindsley-Margaret Weis .................. Glen Teeter ................. Larry Harmon ......... Rhota Jean Chapman ....... Joe Weis-Eugene Whited ............... Charles Lindsley ..................... Faculty CLASS WILL We, the Senior Class of 1957, being in our right mind, do bequeath and bequit, the following to these underclassmen in the hopes that the said parties will become as dignified and as honorable as the Seniors of '57. I, Glen Teeter, will my ability to get to school on time to Bill Hatton. I, Charles Lindsley, will my music ability to Bud Martin. I, Ray Smith, will my little feet to Clark Abbott. I, Rhota (Smith) Chapman, will my ability to be the first Senior married to Leora Ennis. I, Larry Harmon, will my stubborness to Bill Manning. I, Joe Weis, will my ability to grow a mustache to Walter Payne. I, Margaret Weis, will my dancing ability to Nancy Winger. I, Eugene Whited, will my ability to carry six subjects to Russel Shober. SENIOR HOROSCOPE NAME NICKNAME CHARM WEAKNESS SAYING Charles Lindsley Charlie vocabulary music Do you? ?? Glen Teeter Tater smile Pat Watch itl 1 Ray Smith Smitty eyes Bessie Look kidl Rhota (Smith) Chapman Boots Southern Drawl Delbert Oh, Honk I Larry Harmon Herman physique Donna No commenti Joseph Weis Joe mustache girls X marks the spot 111 Margaret Weis Maggie flirtiness single male teachers Oh, shut upl Eugene Whited Gene personality Alyce Won't take but a minute 111 22 ?. Wcis, Q. . BACCALAUREATE Joe Weis Margaret Weis Charles Lindsley COMMENCEMENT WEDNESDAY. MAY 15. 1957 8 :15 O’CLOCK Prelude ‘Theme from the Concerto in B Minor ...—......Tschaikowsky KAREN AU£R AND MARYLIN RICHARD Processional Pomp and Circumstance ........ Elgar KAREN AI JACK AND UARYIJN RICHARD Invocation.....................The Rev. Paul Brooks Sextet Be the Best of Whatever You Are” ...Wells SANDRA TROUTMAN DONNA WILKERSON MARSHA KOKICK JUDY BAUGH KAREN ALLER MAKWJN RICKARD Address Where Have You Been. Where Are You Going B. Z. WOODS, Assistant to Prr« d«at. Colorado Womin'a Colltf Sextet The Golden Key .......................... Bond Presentation of Class ........................ E. G. Reid Presentation of Diplomas .. Lauror.co Seyb Benediction....................... The Rev. Ray L. Jellison Processior al Pomp and Circumstance ............. Elgar KAREN ALl. '.U AND MARYLIN RICHARD t Glen Teeter Ray Smith Rhota Chapman Larry Harmon Eugene Whited