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

Text from Pages 1 - 54 of the 1961 volume:

THE TROJAN 1961 STANTON COUNTY COMMUNITY HIGH SCHOOL JOHNSON, KANSAS Trojan and Annual Staff LEFT TO RIGHT: Edward Wilson, Sharon Edwards, Jim Morris, Bill Nicholas, Larry Martin, Janice Teeter, Tony Duran, Bill Seyb, David Harmon, Darleen Carrithers. k LEFT TO RIGHT: Felicia Edmisson, Bill Seyb, Darleen Carrithers, Larry Martin, Sharon Jones, Bob Irwin, Darrel Cockrum. Student Council 2 - v Administration HAZEL YORK County Supt. V. E. RUTH Clerk (in-coming) GWEN PLUMMER Treasurer LAURENCE SEYB Clerk (out-going) HOMER RICHARD Trustee EMERY JOSSERAND Trustee (out-going) EARL WHIPPLE Trustee RUTH ARCHER Trustee 4 LAVERE WALKER Trustee Faculty E. G. REID B.S. Degree Missouri State Teachers M.S. Degree Kansas State Teachers W. D. McNEELY A. B. Degree Northwestern State M.S. Degree Oklahoma State H. E. PRENTICE A.B. Degree York College Colorado State Colorado Teachers Colby College LOREN ALEXANDER B.M. Degree Southwestern College M.A. Degree Colorado Teachers 5 Faculty YVONNE SHUMAKER B.S. Degree Bethany College PATRICIA SMITH B.A. Degree Southwestern State College PAUL HEIDEBRECHT B.S. Degree McPherson College DONALD W. SIBLEY B.S. Degree Kansas State College Industrial Arts Math ARKY YOUNG Custodian 6 Football Queen 8 Football Queen and Attendants FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Sophomore Attendant, Judy Tucker; Flower Girl, Marsha Heidebrecht; Junior Attendant, Phyllis Plummer; Senior Candidate and Queen Sharon Edwards; Sophomore Attendant, Vicki Anderson; Crown Bearer, Dana Porter; Freshman Attendant, Jane Oyler. Scrimmage against Satanta. Long pass against Satanta. Johnson 7 Syracuse 0 Johnson 26 Satanta 7 Johnson 7 Plains 39 Johnson 39 Holcomb 19 Johnson 0 Sublette 33 Johnson 6 Elkhart 13 Johnson 26 Lakin 56 9 Football FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Coach Donald Sibley; Assistant Coach Paul Heidebrecht; Larry Martin, Bill Nicholas, Bill Seyb, Richard Amen, David Harmon, Jim Morris, Joe McGowen, Edward Wilson, Richard Scott, Jerry Jones, Robert Plummer, Mgr. Jim Weis, Anthony Duran, Tom Barber, Tommy Lyons, Jim Walker, Bob Amen, Butch Josserand, Roy Marion, Norman Wilson, Jerry Arnold, Ivan Smith, Dennis Carver, Steve Shepard, Mike Peteison, Neil Cleaves. Mgr. John Duran. 1 i i - J w FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Robert Plummer, Jerry Jones, Richard Scott, Edward Wilson, Jim Morris, David Harmon, Bill Seyb, Bill Nicholas, Larry Martin, Anthony Duran. NUMBERS FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: 27, 22, 23, 25, 21, 26, 24, 28, 30, 29, 20. 10 Basketball Squads FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Principal Mr. E. G. Reid; Robert Plummer, Larry Martin, Bill Nicholas, Jim Morris, David Harmon, Coach Paul Heidebrecht, Paul Plummer, Richard Amen, Bill Seyb, Kenny Kistler, Assistant Coach Donald Sibley. SECOND ROW: Darrell Cockrum, Lysle Davidson, Larry Carr, Roy Marion, Butch Josserand, Ivan Smith, Steve Shepard, Mike Peterson, Dennis Garver. FRESHMAN SQUAD FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Bob Irwin, Tommy Longs, Bob Amen, Jerry Arnold, Doug Spelts, Norman Wilson, Merlin Foresman, Jimmy Walker, Tom Barber, Neil Cleaves, Coach Donald Sibley. SEASON RECORD Johnson 60 Coolidge 53 ■Johnson 42 Syracuse 39 Johnson 38 Rolla 47 Johnson 53 Lakin 49 'Johnson 39 Satanta 40 Johnson 56 Plains 65 Johnson 67 Deerfield 30 Johnson 55 Satanta 56 Johnson 46 Holcomb 53 Johnson 45 Syracuse 43 'Johnson 53 Lakin 60 ■ ■Johnson 35 Holcomb 53 'Johnson 44 Sublette 66 Johnson 49 Rolla 46 Won 7 Lost 8 Johnson 61 Elkhart 52 ■League Games ■ Tournament Games 11 Basketball Queen 12 Queen and Attendants FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Linda Thompson and Escort Bob Amen; Flower Girl, Sheryl Amen; Norma Neely and Escort Bill Nicholas; Janice Teeter and Escort Larry' Martin; Lynda Phillips and Escort Lysle Davidson; Judy Morris and Escort Dennis Carver; and Crown Bearer, Larry Dean Smith. ft V A IttM wrnnnt' ]!! T F I r i [ lutir r r.il 11 i . � i i ; i 11 i r� - . • -• • ii([nr r t , n • FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Sophomore Attendant, Judy Morris; Freshman Attendant, Linda Thompson; Crown Bearer, Larry' Dean Smith; Senior Queen, Janice Teeter; Flower Girl, Sheryl Amen; Junior Attendant, Lynda Phillips; Junior Attendant, Norma Neely. 13 Seniors 14 Bill Seyb Jim Morris Track Squad TRACK SQUAD LEFT TO RIGHT: Mike Trout- man, Jerry Jones, John Duran, Roy Marion, Richard Amen, Doug Spelts, Butch Josserand, Jerry' Arnold, Ivan Smith, Dennis Carver, Neil Cleaves, Tom Barber, Ronnie Fields, Darrell Cockrum, Kenny Kistler, Steve Shepard, Larry Carr, Bob Amen, and Coach Paul Heidebrecht. Relay Team Dash Team Pep Club Sponsors-Miss Smith and Miss Shumaker. CHEERLEADERS Shirley Fiss, Judi Staker Sally Rorick and Sharon Nicholas OFFICERS Darleen Carrithers, Student Council; Phyllis Plummer, Treasurer; Janice Teeter, President; Sharon Edwards, Vice-President; and Shirley Fiss, Secretary. 16 Band THIRD ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Betty Ashida, Marilyn Seyb, Vicky Anderson, Marlon Neely, Butch Josserand, Mike Peterson, Mr. Alexander, Leland Helmle, Pat Peterson, John Chenoweth, Marlyn Arnold, Judi Staker, Ronnie Bales, Anita Carrithers, Mike Josserand, Judy Wilson, Norma Neely, Kae Pearce, Dick Irwin, Karen Tucker, Jolene Donart, Susan Seyb, Nancy Tucker, Carolyn Anderson, Phyllis Plummer, Ronnie Fields, Steve Shepard, Steve Seyb, Kenton Nicholas, Mary E. Jones, Lysle Davidson, Paul Plummer. SECOND ROW: Judy Tucker, Wynn Lane, Maylan Neely, Jerilyn Josserand, Margaret Winger, Barbara Barstow, Marilyn Donart, Vietta Helmle, Bob Irwin, Doris Cartwright, Wilda Loeppke, Felicia Edmisson, Sylvia Richard, Kathy Cartwright. FIRST ROW: Linda Thompson, Bonnijean Ashida, Sharon Nicholas, Carmen Shore, Sally Rorick. SALLY RORICK 18 Vocal Groups Girls’ Chorus Mixed Chorus Boys’ Chorus 19 Ensembles 20 Freshmen Bobby Amen President Tom Barber Vice-President Maxine Glenn Secretary Bob Irwin Student Council Douglas Spelts Ruth Ferguson Neil Cleaves Jane Oyler Jimmy Walker Linda Thompson Kathy Cartwright Merlin Foresman Margaret Winger Betty Ashida Jerry Arnold Catherine Triebel NOT PICTURED 22 Richard Hale Treasurer Norman Wilson Sophomores Laurence Josserand President J. C. Yeager Vice-President Vicky Anderson Treasurer Mary Jane Kibler Secretary Sharon Jones Student Council Jolene Donart Dennis Carver Frieda Ferguson Mike Peterson Nancy Jones Priscilla Goertzen Raymond Ferguson Nadine Pearson John Duran Judy Tucker Judy Wilson Thomas Lyons Dora Florence Jerry Pearce Sylvia Richard Jeanette Lorlavick Steve Shepard Carmen Shore Ivan Smith Kathryn Baker NOT PICTURED Larry Carr Phyllis Plummer President Lysle Davidson Vice-President Norma Neely Treasurer Mary Jones Secretary Darrel Cockrum Student Council Wilda Loeppke Richard Amen Carolyn Anderson Theda (Smith) Pearce Joe McGowen Doris Cartwright Sharon Nicholas Kenneth Kistler Bonni Ashida Anita Carrithers Shirley Fiss Leo Whipple Sally Rorick Felicia Edmisson Leland Smith Lynda Phillips Pat Peterson Paul Plummer Patty McGowen Mary Bernal Ronald Fields Judith Staker Jim Weis Betty' Lauppe Roy Marion NOT PICTURED Randy Carr Junior Play married. Rock of Ages. Cemetery scene. They don't understand do they mama. What's going to become of that man. Phyllis Plummer .... Stage Manager Ronald Fields...................Joe Stoddard Jim Weis.............Constable Warren Joe Crowell Joe Me Go wen..........Baseball Player Wilda Loeppke...................Choir Member Anita Carrithers .... Mrs. Soames Doris Cartwright.................Woman in Leo Whipple...............Howie Newton Auditorium Choir Darrel Cockrum..............Dr. Gibbs Shirley Fiss......................Choir Richard Amen............George Gibbs Lynda Phillips...........Emily Webb Roy Marion.............Baseball Player Sharon Nicholas Mrs. Gibbs Farmer McCarthy Pat Peterson.............Rebecca Gibbs Kenneth Kistler..........Prof. Willard Felicia Edmisson . . . Lady in Balcony Dead Man Dead Woman Paul Plummer............Charles Webb Sally Rorick................Myrtle Webb Leland Smith ...............Si Crowell Mary Esther Jones . . 2nd Dead Woman Wally Webb Norma Neely...............Sound Effects Lysle Davidson .... Simon Stimson Bonni Ashida............................Choir 27 Junior-Senior Prom Seniors DARLEEN CARRITHERS Glee Club 1-2-3-4 Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-4 Class Officer 4 Student Council 4 Pep Club 1-2-3-4 Pep Club Officer 3-4 Dramatics 3-4 Queen Candidate 1 Annual-Trojan Staff 4 TONY DURAN Glee Club 2-3-4 Mixed Chorus 2-3-4 Ensemble 2-3 Class Officer 1 Student Council 2 Dramatics 4 Football 2-3-4 Basketball 2-3 Track 2-3-4 Annual-Trojan Staff 4 BELL DIMITT Glee Club 2-3-4 Track 2 Basketball Manager 2 DAVID HARMON Glee Chib 1-2-3-4 Mixed Chorus 3-4 Class Officer 2-4 Student Council 1-3 Dramatics 3-4 Football 1-2-3-4 Basketball 1-2-3-4 Track 1-2-3 Assistant Annual Editor 4 Annual-Trojan Staff 4 30 Seniors SHARON EDWARDS Glee Club 1-2-3-4 Mixed Chorus 2 Ensemble 2 Pep Club 1-2-3-4 Pep Club Officer 4 Dramatics 3-4 Football Queen 4 Annual-Trojan Staff 4 JERRY JONES Glee Club 1-2 Class Officer 1 Football 1-2-3-4 Basketball 1-2 Track 1-2-3-4 TROY MARION Glee Club 2-3-4 Mixed Chorus 3-4 Basketball 1-2 Track 1-2 LARRY MARTIN Glee Club 1-2-3-4 Mixed Chorus 2-3-4 Ensemble 2 Solo 3-4 Class Officer 1-3 Student Council 3-4 Dramatics 3-4 Football 1-2-3-4 Basketball 1-2-3-4 Track 1-2-3 Annual-Trojan Staff 4 31 Seniors JANICE TEETER Band 1-2-3 Glee Club 1-2-3-4 Mixed Chorus 4 Class Officer 3-4 Pep Club 1-2-3-4 Pep Club Officer 4 Dramatics 3-4 Basketball Queen 4 Annual-Trojan Staff 4 BILL NICHOLAS Band 1-2-3 Glee Club 1-2-3-4 Mixed Chorus 2-3-4 Ensemble 2-4 Clarinet Quartet 3 Class Officer 1 Dramatics 1-3-4 Football 1-2-3-4 Basketball 1-2-3-4 Track 1 Annual Editor-in-Chief 4 Annual-Trojan Staff 4 JIM MORRIS Glee Club 1-2-3-4 Mixed Chorus 2-3-4 Ensemble 2-3-4 Solo 2-3-4 Dramatics 3-4 Football 1-2-3-4 Basketball 1-2-3-4 Track 1 Annual-Trojan Staff 4 ROBERT PLUMMER Band 1-2 Glee Club 1-2-3-4 Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-4 Ensemble 2 Solo 3 Baritone Trio 2 Class Officer 3-4 Student Council 2 Dramatics 3-4 Football 1-2-3-4 Basketball 1-2-3-4 Track 1 32 Seniors BILL SEYB Band 1-2 Glee Club 1-2-3-4 Mixed Chorus 2-3-4 Ensemble 3-4 Baritone Trio 1-2 Class Officer 2-3 Student Council 4 Dramatics 3-4 Football 1-2-3-4 Basketball 1-2-3-4 Track 1-2 Annual-Trojan Staff 4 RICHARD SCOTT Glee Club 1-4 Mixed Chorus 1 Dramatics 3 Football 4 Track 1 MIKE TROUTMAN Glee Club 1-2-3 Class Officer 1-2 Dramatics 3 Football 1-2-3 Basketball 1-2-3-4 Track 1-2 EDWARD WILSON Glee Club 1-2-3-4 Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-4 Dramatics 4 Football 3-4 Basketball 1-2-3 Track 1 Annual-Trojan Staff 4 33 Senior Play 34 Senior Class History In September 1949, 33 bright eyed students started their education in the little white schoolhouse, south of the old stone building. The students were as follows: Janice Teeter, Darleen Carrithers, Jerry Jones, Roberta Brown, Linda Puyear, Patsy Newlin, Cathy Evans, Ronnie Fields, Pat Ellis, David Harmon, Dollie Kistler, Kenny Kistler, Linda Graves, Judy Gray, Clyde Brown, Charles Byers, Don Caraway, Henry Peeper, Vernon Hopkins, Carol Halbert, Keith Hill, Butch King, Jerry Nelson, Richard Scott, Helen Wise, Naomia Walls, Patty McGowen, Larry Martin, Robert Plummer, Marion O'Banion, Bill Seyb, Mike Troutman, and Connie Peery. Our teacher was Mrs. Eichorn. Second grade: we lost Patsy Newlin, Cathy Evans, Linda Graves, Henry Peeper, Vernon Hopkins, Carol Halbert, Keith Hill, Butch King, Jerry Nelson, Helen Wise, and Patty McGowen. Gained were Judy Edwards, Jesse Merritt, and Jerry Moulthrope. Our teachers were Mrs. Munger and Mrs. Donart. Third grade: we were in the old rock building; and we lost Judy Edwards, Jesse Merritt, Connie Peery, Naomia Walls, Clyde Brown, Pat Ellis, and Don Caraway. We gained Carol Bitner, Henry Peeper, and Jerry Peavler. Our teacher was Miss Gottstein. Fourth grade: we were in the new grade school building and we lost Henry Peeper, and Jerry Peavler. We gained Gary Hughs, and Rosanna Joseph. Our teacher was Mrs. Blanche C. Barnett. Fifth grade: we lost Richard Scott, Pat Ellis, Carol Bitner, Charles Byers, Gary Hughs, and Rosanna Joseph, and gained Odelia Limon, Charles Mondragon, and Ralph Mondragon. Our teacher was Mrs. Tallman. Sixth grade: we lost Odelia Limon, and gained Doris Brasher and Pat Ellis. Our teacher was Miss Polly. Seventh grade: we lost Charles Mondragon, Ralph Mondragon, Doris Brasher, Jerry Moulthrope, Marion O'Banion and Pat Ellis. We gained Billy Ray, and Sharon Edwards. Our teacher was Mr. Bryant. Eighth grade: we lost Dollie Kistler, Kenny Kistler, Ronnie Fields, and Billy Ray. We gained Troy Marion, Jim Morris, and Bill Nicholas. Those who graduated from the Eighth grade in May 1957, were Janice Teeter, Dar- leen Carrithers, Sharon Edwards, Roberta Brown, Linda Puyear, Jerry Jones, Robert Plummer, David Harmon, Larry Martin, Bill Seyb, Mike Troutman, Troy Marion, Jim Morris, and Bill Nicholas. Our teachers were Mr. Donart and Mrs. Mable Barnett. Our Freshman year: we lost Linda Puyear, and gained Marcia Hart, Diana Hudson, Avonne Hoff, and Edward Wilson. We were now looking up to the seniors and wishing we could go on the senior trip. Our Sophomore year: we lost Diana Hudson, and gained Bill Dimitt. We were still looking forward to our senior trip. Our Junior year: we lost Sharon Edwards, and Avonne Hoff. We sold magazines, had the valentine party, and presented a junior play, Fuller's Fortune, to earn money for our senior trip, and had the Junior Senior Banquet. Our Senior year: we lost Roberta Brown, and Marcia Hart and gained Sharon Edwards, Richard Scott, and Tony Duran. The Mummy Bride was the title of our senior play. And finally we made the Senior trip. 35 Senior Class Will 1961 We the Senior Class of 1961, being of sound mind and good character, will the following: We, the boys of the senior class, will our success in sports to the oncoming under- classmen. We, the girls of the senior class, will our ability to mind our own business to the oncoming senior girls. I, Darleen Carrithers, will my ability to talk fast to Randy Carr. I, Sharon Edwards, will my ability to skip school to Sharon Nicholas. I, Bill Dimitt, will my pool playing ability to Tom Barber. I, Anthony Duran, will my studying ability to Mary Ester Jones. I, David Harmon, will my 6' 5 frame to Mike Peterson. I, Jerry Jones, will my ability to run to Jimmy Walker. I, Troy Marion, will my ability to go steady to Nancy Jones. I, Jim Morris, will my size 11 1 2 shoes to Norma Neeley. I, Larry Martin, will my ability to woo the girls to Leo Whipple. I, Bill Nicholas, will my ability to play football to Lysle Davidson. I, Robert Plummer, will my ability to learn to anyone who wants it. I, Bill Seyb, will my ability to gxow a beard to Bob Irwin. I, Richard Scott, will my ability to have wild parties to Doug Spelts. I, Janice Teeter, will my quietness to Judi Staker. I, Mike Troutman, will my fast driving to Lynda Phillips. I, Edward Wilson, will my night life to Merlin Foresman. Senior Class Prophecy We are going to take a little ride in a time machine to see what is going to happen to this class ten years from now. We travel into a large Metropolis called Johnson. As we walk down the main street of the town, we see a large Wilson Department Store . When we read the name it seems to ring a bell. It seems to us that we once went to school with a boy by the name of Wilson. Edward, I believe it was. We entered the store and asked to see the owner of the store. We were directed to a large office on the fourth floor of the building. After talking to Edward for a while we asked if he knew the where-abouts of any of our other classmates. He said that just the other day he had seen Jerry Jones and that he lived in Los Angeles but was traveling to Cleveland to join the Browns who are traveling to the moon to play the first football game up there. We learned that Dave Harmon and Shirley now live in Florida where Dave is em- ployed in Cape Canaveral. His main job, is to make excuses for our missile failures. Larry Martin we find is riding horses for Guy Rorick. We don’t know whether he is working on his second million or not, but as least he seems to be keeping Sally and his hungry brood happy. As we journeyed on in our time machine we stopped in Colby and much to our sur- prise who do you suppose we found? Come to think about it, I do recall something about Bill Seyb receiving letters from a Colby girl while he was in high school, but who would have thought that it would have gone any farther than that. But, well, here he is. We asked him what he was doing up here and he said that he ran a spider farm. He milked the spiders and sold the venom as a cure for halitosis. 36 This made us very happy because we could remember this boy from high school and -Oh well, the world was treating them well and that is sufficient. On our way back to Johnson we stopped in Garden City to see if Richard Scott happened to be there. He seemed to like this town pretty well a few years back. As soon as we landed we took a taxi down town to see if we could locate Scott. As we stopped at a stop light a sparkling white '71 Chevrolet convertible stopped beside us, and who do you suppose was in it? Yes, you guessed it right. There sat Richard and a car load of girls. One thing we were sure of --this boy hadn’t changed and no girl had been able to hook him. We talked with him for a while and found out that he ran the most popular night club in the town. Girls, con- vertibles, night clubs: yes, it all figures. We said good-bye to him because we still had some traveling to do. While we were flying back from Garden we remembered a classmate named Bill Dimitt who said he was going to help his father farm when he got out of school; so we landed our time machine in the yard of the Dimitt farm. There we found Bill tinkering with his hobby. He has spent the last ten years trying to invent a walking hot dog and a bun that will keep up. When we got back to Johnson that evening we looked in the telephone directory to see if we could find the names of any other of the old graduating class. Listed among the T's we found Mike Troutman. We learned that Mike, who never did like manual labor has spent his life perfecting a small motor to operate the keys on sardine cans. Also in the phone directory we found Bill Nicholas name. He still has that ’58 Ford which is really sooped up, but he had to soop it up because he is a member of the Johnson Police Force and had to have a way to catch the wild kids that now attend the Johnson High School. Also in the directory we find Troy's name. He is now teaching in the Johnson High School. Troy has replaced Prof. Reid who spends most of his time sitting on his porch singing When you and I were young Maggie. We also found two more of our classmates making a livelihood in this bustling town of Johnson. In one of the tours of the town we saw the Creason Clothing Center. We walked in and found Sharon. She and C. L. Creason opened this store about six years ago. We talked to Sharon for awhile and she said she wanted us to see one of her employees. She led us back to the womens fashions and there stood the most beautiful model we had ever seen. There was no mistaking, this model was Janice Teeter. She hadn't married, how she escaped that we'll never know. Up to date we had found all but four members of our graduating class. We played a hunch and called Mrs. Peterson, who lived here in Johnson, to see if she knew the where-abouts of Jim Morris. Things were just as we had expected, Jim and Pat were living on a ranch in Colorado. It seems as though Jim's lifelong dream had come true --raising calves, colts, and canaries. Robert Plummer isknownamong the gold-recording artists. He has been a real success. His first record to sell a million copies was a love song entitled There's something fishy in My Arms. Tony Durans education took a queer twist, he now has a large office in our neigh- boring town of Manter. The impressive sign on the office door says: Tony Duran, Doctor of Dentistry, specialty removal of hens teeth. The last member of our class but certainly not of the least importance is Darleen Carrithers. This girl has really gone places. She soared high in Politics. Darleen was hired as a manicurist by the President to trim the toe-nails of his homing pigeons. Mr. McNeely, our class sponsor, we understand has made a great advancement from his teaching job here in Johnson. He is now employed as the chief cutter of spud- nut holes in his spudnut shop, on the moon. This production is quite a scientific pro- cess . It is surprising how a class can get scattered out in just ten years, but it is com- forting to know each person is making a place for himself in the world. 37 Senior Babies Mike Troutman Larry Martin Dave Harmon Bill Nicholas Robert Plummer Jerry Jones Jim Morris Janice Teeter Bill Dimitt Bill Seyb Troy Marion Darleen Carrithers 38 NOT PICTURED: Tony Duran Richard Scott Graduation Larry Martin Jerry Jones Robert Plummer Richard Scott Edward Wilson Tony Duran Sharon Edwards Troy Marion 4 - Darleen CaiTithers 39 Bill Seyb Bill Dimitt Bill Nicholas Mike Troutman Jim Morris David Harmon Janice Teeter BACCALAUREATE SUNDAY, MAY 14, 1961 8:15 O’CLOCK Prelude—Carillon T lmadgc Lloyd A. Krause Processional—Priests’ March Mendelssohn Invocation Lloyd A. Krause ___________The Rev. Wayne Plummer You Never Have to Stand Alone___________Murray Arnold Junior Girls Sextet Scripture Reading Sermon____________ The Rev. H. L. Solter Vocal Solo—Author of Life________ Felicia Edmisson The Rev. Donald Oyler --------Pearl Curran Benediction Recessional—Priests’ March Lloyd A. Krause The Rev. W’ayne Plummer Mendelssohn Baccalaureate and Commencement COMMENCEMENT WEDNESDAY, MAY 17, 1961 8:15 O’CLOCK Prelude— Theme from the Concerto in B Minor ......-................ Tschaikowsky Felicia Edmisson and Patricia Pederson Processional—Pomp and Circumstance____________ Elgar Felicia Edmisson and Patricia Peterson Invocation Alma Mater The Rev. Ernest Marion . Wood Boys Chorus Address God Bless America” Dr. C. Orville Strohl President Southwestern College, Winfield, Kansas Allegretto fr. Trio No. 2 Hooke Flute Trio Presentation of ClasB____ Presentation of Diplomas Benediction E. G. Reid V. E. Ruth The Rev. Paul G. Brooks Recessional—Pomp and Circumstance Elgar Felicia Edmisson ar.J Patricia Peterson 40 Snapshots Bottoms up Sharon Are you lonesome tonight, Judy M. ? Bill N. - Sharon N. Once a lover always a lover. 1 Handsome is as handsome does. Bob, our CanCan Dancer. 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