Sylvan Grove Unified High School - Mustang Yearbook (Sylvan Grove, KS)

 - Class of 1951

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'. ,.AwM W A 4 I 414, gf' ,D gi Faculty Rxchard Krysl Mus c Bruce Cummmgs Supermtendent and Coach LeRoy Cross Manual Arts Bob Kyle Scxence and Assxstant Coach Wallace Blackwood Socxal Scxence and Mathematlcs Elnora Reeves Home Economxcs Estella Student Counczl SEATED LEFT TO RIGHT Dulcxe Lswson Karen Stuxve Dale Nalter Treasurer, Kezth Cummxngs fVxce Presldentj Roth Gatewood QPres1dentQ Dorothy Rexnert fSecretary Loxs Herne Glorxa Obendorfer STANDING Wallace Blackwood fsponsorj Arthur Goldgrabe Don Ray Dlers Buzz Hemze Lon Best 5 f- 4 Esterly, English and Dramatics. 2 : V ' ' . ' . ' K . ' , . -, ' D , Board of Education Custodian Forrest Meyer Cleric Edmer Gerhard! r ldor Hxllrner Dmrector Alfred Vonada Treasurer Bruce Cummxngs Superxntendent Seventh and E1ghth Grades BACK ROW Jxmmy Lawson Patrxc a Pmnxck Evelyn M hztmer Lester Ensxgn Alxce Faye FRONT ROW Neal Lovxn Frank Lantz Julelee Me1tler Geralcnne Hlad Vonda Lea Kroboth Loretta Dlers Kenneth Brlchacek Musa A Grlifln 6 ' Weinhold, Helen May Best, Jane Parks, Lowell Vonada. ws: Awww wx Q W N We-www QT, .......:-ae...-, ,mnwwa fx W 'mmm ll Fourth Fifth E5 SlXfll Grades FRONT RO Betty Ann Hl o C1 rence Thrun Mary Jane Dxers lVl ry Jo Brxchacek Leslie B1 CK RO eck Alu-e Jo Me tler Ponna stroede Fon Thrun Lyle Ha ne Joy Rasmussen I.. rry 'jrester Not Plcturedj undr McGee Georg a Aroboth I u ne MrGee Floyd stroecle Marme Thaete nd D1 rs M ry Fern Wrester Robert ilurofy Harold nnold Gary Vllley First. .Second E6 Tlmd Glnzlas FRONT ROV sandra Hynes, Nancy Hendrxch, Anxta Jo Shanelec, Yvonne Shxroky, Alene Hlao. Gary G ale McGee, Douglas Wohler, Colm Peck Daryl Mextler, Gary Wayne Russell Margaret Mueller FAelx ROA Dolores Same LeRay Hynes, Albert Hlad Marlene Thaete, Marllyn Krysl, Mana Mortxmer, Harold Gene Yarnell, Joseph Kroboth, Carolyn Mextler, Clarence Rxchard Mextler Leon Prester, Leroy Prester, labsentj Joe Schnemder, Rxfhnrd Norrxs 7 1 - KA , e 'f ' ,.., .-.Et-521 -A' - f -- Z .. .M , VV . ' A .Aff -, r w fr , -- w, 'f f Q 5'f-fx, if? 'SN ' ' A W Mig, ' W , - K.-1 wwfgr ...azz X N T .. -.---....,m...w .....e...e ..-. I B :I -7 -A -I . L V. . ,,,..e 7 , 'fw-mg,-.Q-:.... , N V ,,,lV,.i,g?i,yv .fe , Mya A 'W - f ML L : , f,7 12fTf , y.M.5f.,WM f Iv . w . A l , L . . , wi EA ,I E , r . I H r . ' . , 1 , - - . 1 l . - . 1 . . 1 . 4 . . . Q qi. 1. , 2 ' , 2 Q , 3 , ' V , Tl.'.'.:. . , 'e , 2. ' . , ' , ,.' 1 , ' 'Fei ' , ' E 'Z ' 5: f , Grade Actwztzes The seventh and e1ghth grades have had a very successful year They part1c1pated mn all programs g1ven dur ng the school year and also had a basketball team wh1ch was coached by Mr Kyle All of the most lmportant holldays such as Halloween Chrlstmas and Valent1ne s Day were observed by having a party The class offlcers for the seventh grade were as follows Pres1dent Neal LOVID Vrce Pres1dent Kenneth Bmchacek Secretary Geraldme Hlad Treasurer Loretta D1ers Offlcers elected for the elghth grade were Presldent Helen Best Vlce Presldent Pat Pxnnrck Secretary Evelyn Wh1tmer Treasurer Jane Parks Dur1ng the last semester the group organ1zed a Sc1ence Club Thls club was to meet every two weeks for the purpose of becomlng better ac qua nted w1th the pr1nc1p1es of sclence The club has been a great help as xt has made lt more 1nterest1ng to study these prmcmples Fourth, Fzfth 5:5 Szxth One of the f1rst thlngs we d1d after school began was to elect our room offrcers for the f1rst semester The results were as follows Robert Sh1roky Pres1dent Gary Wmley V1ce Presrdent Mary Fern Prester Qecretary and Twanda D1ers Treasurer The second semester we elected Twanda Dxers and Gary Wrley Treasurer We took part rn all school programs presented dur1ng the year ln November we planned a surprlse 'P b1rthday party for our teacher M1ss Rasmussen On Halloween we had a masquerade party of wh1ch movlng plctures were taken On Valent1ne s Day we 1nv ted our mothers to a valentme party In the afternoon we saw the mov1es that were taken on Halloween and played games Refreshments consxstlng of lce cream and heart shaped cook1es were served The s1xth grade presented a rad1o play Blue Wlllow to the seventh and elghth grades Marme Thaete and Duane McGee made a telegraph set for a sc1ence project whrch proved to be mterestlng and educat1ona1 to all Fzrst, Second E3 Tlurd One of the mam projects of our school year was the County Tuberculos1s Poster Contest 1n whlch we took part Everyone who took part recelved a pr1ze but those who recelved specxal prrzes rn the fxrst grade were Yvonne Sh1roky f1rst Daryl Meltler second and Sandra Hynes thrrd In the second grade Amta JO Shanelec and Leroy Prester rece1ved second and thlrd respectlvely Thlrd graders rece1v1ng awards were Marllyn Krysl f1rst Marlene Thaete second and LeRay Prester th1rd Some of the other aCt1VltlCS mncluded the maklng of potato puppets and presentmng puppet shows takmg part rn programs that were g1ven durmg the year and at Chrlstmas tmme each ch1ld made a K1tchen R m1nder to gxve to mother for a Chrxstmas grft We also rece1ved many new books whrch made xt much eas er for us to study 8 I I I . . . . ir , , . . 7 D I ' 1 I 3 H I v ' l r 1 . S ' . ' . . 3 ' , S l ' ' , ' ' S 1 ' 1 . - ' ' , tl ' Il ' I I A V . . . Z . , ' 9 ' . ' - ' s 2 . .u z . I 3 D . D ' - i Presidentg Mary Fern Prester, Vice-Presidentg Georgia Kroboth, Secretaryg , . . , . . . . H ' I , . , e . . . .. . - , . . . . . Z . -- . , . -- ' -- . I ' . . . , . . . . . I . --D . , -- ' -- ' ' I . . . . , . . . H . 3 . ,, . . . K.. n . . . 5 i I A CQ S I wwmq 0- X fgcn C Mrs El151'CY'IY Spor1Sof 01.5. 7' ec ex V SUP' ll BILL 'VIILLFR Band 'Nlxxed Chorus Cheerleader One Act Play Three .Act Play Ceague Forensxc Basketball Baseball Jr RRY KAEMPFE Mxxed Chorus Le gue Forensxc Basketball Baseball Football Vflx xHIT'X1LR Three nrt jlay B sxetb 11 Baseball Pootb ll LOREN BYCKER Rand Z fz Baseb ll wr DON PINN IC K Three .- ct Play Annual Staff League Forenslc A 1NSIix?ON URBAN Dxstrxct Forensxc nnua State Forensxc F00!ball DVLBERT FREDE Three Act Play Basketball HAROLD WEIDMAN Baseball Baseball Football 13 1 . ..... ,.... . ..1 w , Football ,........ . 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LONNIE BEST Student Councxl One Act Play Three Act Play Basketball Baseball Football CONQTANCF KRUFGFR Glee Club Pep Club One .1 ct Play Three Act Play Annual Staff BOB WENTHE Basketball Baseball Football DALE METTLEN Three Act Play Baseball 'K VIOLET SMITH Band Glee Club Pep Club Class Offlcer One Act Play Three Act Play Annual Staff DOROTHY Rl-IIN'-'RT Glee Club Pep Club Class Offxcer One Act Play Three Act Play Annual Staff Student Councll Basketball DONALD BLASE Basketball Baseball Football ELDON HOLLE Basketball Football Class H1story It 15 hard to belzeve that the Sen1ors as you see us today were once scared unhappy Freshmen Our Freshman class orgamzed ln September 1947 w1th twenty one members Loren Becker Dale Mettlen Newton Urban Harold Weldman Van Wh1tmer Robert Wenthe Donald Blase Eldon Holle Donald P1nn1ck Delbert Frederkmg Roth Gatewood Jerry Kaempfe Lo1s He1ne, Pat Blackburn Conn1e Krueger V1olet Sm1th L1la MacAlavy Merle Dengate B111 M1ller, Lonn1e Best and Robert Eckelman We chose Lo1s He1ne as our class Pres1dent Pat Blackburn V1ce Pres1dent Vlolet Sm1th Secretary Roth Gatewood Treasurer and Rlchard Krysl Sponsor The Sen1ors of that year 1n t1ated us by makmg us wear overalls sh1rt t1e and hat backwards and work shoes and socks We all carrxed an omon and wore a yardstxck wlth Freshmen wr1tten on It on our back We paraded down ma1n street and were gwen a mce lunch by the Semors Most of the boys went out for sports and the g1rls Jomed glee club and pep club Lo1s He1ne was one of the school cheer leaders There were four members of the class 1n the band Loren Becker Roth Gatewood Pat Blackburn and Vmolet Sm1th After three months of vacat1on we entered the Sylvan H1gh School as Sophomores We lost two of our class members that year leavxng us a class of n1neteen Lxla MacAlavy left to go to school 1n Jewel Kansas and Merle Dengate went to Lmcoln Our class off1cers for th1s year were Roth Gatewood Pres1dent Lonn1e Best V1ce Pres1dent Pat Blackburn Secretary Treasurer Kenneth Hayes Sponsor Emght members of our class were chosen to serve at the J'un1or Sen1or Banquet Lo1s He1ne Conn1e Krueger V1o1et Sm1th Pat Blackburn Roth Gatewood Donald P1nn1ck Dale Mettlen and B111 M1ller Pat Blackburn was chosen a cheerleader Newton Urban left our class the second semester of that year to go to Oregon to school Wh1Ch left us an enrollment of elghteen The second half of our h1gh school days began when we entered school as .Tumors mn 1949 Our offxcers thxs year were Roth Gatewood Presldent Vlolet Sm1th V1ce Presmdent left us 1n our Jun1or year to start hxs career as a m1n1ster wh1ch left us a class of seven teen The two mam projects of our class that year were the Jumor play and the .Tumor Sen or Banquet The name of our play was Good Grac1ous Grandma We presented lt two nwghts mn the aud1tor1urn of the old school That year too we were able to move xnto our beaut1ful new h1gh school We were very proud mdeed to be able to have our Jumor Sen1or Prom 1n the new bu1ld1ng The theme of our banquet was Gypsy After the banquet we had a dance for wh1ch everyone brought a guest The second semester of that year Newton Urban returned from Oregon to mcrease our class to e1ghteen aga1n Lo1s He1ne and B111 Mlller were cheerleaders from our class Lo1s also was chosen to be an attendant to the football queen On September 4 1950 the green Freshmen of 1947 entered Sylvan H1gh School as proud soph st1cated Sen1ors Our class mcreased to twenty th1s year Dorothy Remert came from Vesper and Ke1th Cummmgs from Pmttsburg Our class off1cers were Roth Gatewood Presldent Pat Blackburn Secretary Lo1s Heme Treasurer B111 M1ller Paper Reporter Lonn1e Best and Lo1s He1ne Student Counc1l members Estella Easterly Sponsor At the beg1nn1ng of the year we dec1ded to put out a school annual Thls w1ll be the f1rst school annual ever put out 1n Sylvan Grove We called lt the Emerald Our school carmval was held on December Znd 1n the h1gh school audmtorlum The Sen1ors had fwe booths at th1s carmval b1ngo dart throw novelty food stand and a turkey raffle Dorothy Remert and Donald P1nn1ck wefre chosen by penny votes as the carnlval Klng and Queen Our Semor class chose green and gold for therr class colors carnatxon for the1r flower and In Ourselves Our Future L1es as the1r motto The class has had food stands at the football and basketball games The Sen1ors also sponsored a football banquet 1n honor of our w1nn1ng football team For four years we weathered the storms of exammnatlons but we have at last reached our goal So 1n 1951 we graduated flrmly bellevxng that the happy days spent at S H S shall never be erased from our memor1es 16 1 l . . . ' . . . . ' - - I I I I I . I I S 9 1 ' G 1 ' I I , . . ' . , . . . . , ' . . . , i . u S 1 D ' ' S l I n l 0 : . ' ' . . i . . I - I . I I ' , ' . ' I v , . D . . i . . , , . ' . . -- , . Q . ' . - , Q 1 ' 5 n - U . - . --D . . I . , . . I I I . . I I h l ' , . . . . -- I . S . . , . - . Pat Blackburn, Secretaryg Lois Heine, Treasurerg Lois Gilek, Sponsor. Robert Eckelman I - g an ' 1 u ' L . . , . . , ' , ' ' ' ' so va , . I I I , i . . . . . . . . ' s . 1 ' ' . : ' ' . Q i I ' l n ' Q Y I ' ' ll Yi d I o p 1 n ' . . , , . . . . . D . , , it ' U' ' , . , , . . . , 0 I Class Wzll We the Seniors of Sylvan High School being of brilliant and sound m1nds do not make th1s our last will and testament but upon leaving the Sylvan High School want to cheerfully assign and bequeath our following characterlstlcs and ambitlons to the lower c'assmen hop1ng wholeheartedly that they will use them to the best of the1r ability Van Whitmer wills his ability to sweep new girls off thelr feet to Bradford Bochow Keith Cumm1ngs wills h1s short hair cut to Charles Shiroky Eldon Holle w1lls his noisy disposition to Alvin Weidman Lo1s Heine w1lls her quart Jar of old grasshopper legs to Hilda Saenger Pat Blackburn wills her ability to play the trumpet l1ke Gabriel to Ray Bolte CORDIS Krueger wills her ab1l1ty to sing to Dorothy Groth Dorothy Reinert wills her kindheartedness to lend her math paper to the less intelligent Robert Wenthe w1lls all his empty bottles to Frank Mueller Roth Gatewood wills his ability to find girls all over the state to Ronald Krueger Violet Smith w1lls her ab1l1ty to dance to Paul Wmckler Newton Urban w1lls all his bright idea s to Dulcie Lawson .Terry Kaempfe wills his pos1t1on in football as end to Gertrude Rahmeler Loren Becker wills h1s quiet reserved manner to George Qhiroky Dale Mettlen w1lls his wood working ability 1n shop to Donald Musfelt Delbert Frederking w1lls his ability to knock off f1ngerna ls to Doris Wenthe Harold Weidman wills all his old flashlight batteries used up in coon huntlng to Don Ray D1ers Lonnie Best wills all his old unfinished political arguments to Ronald Arkebauer Donald Blase w1lls his addresses and telephone numbers in Salina to Bobby Dlers Donald P nnick W lls his love laughter and tears in the halls of dear old S H S to Ravon Thaemert Actzfvztzes of Class Offzcers Roth Gatewood Lois Heine Pat Blackburn Band Band 1 fz Band Mixed Chorus Glee Club Glee Club District Music Pep Club Pep Club Contest Class Officer Class Officer State Music Contest Cheerleader Cheerleader Class Off cer Student Council One Act Play Student Council One Act Play Three fct Play Annual St ff Three Act Play Annual Staff Boys State Annual Staff One Act Play Keith Cummings Three Act Play Band Basketball Three Act Play Baseball Student Council Football Basketball Football 17 Bill Miller wills his curiosity to Karen Stuive. 7 1 4 ' Z 4 4 ' ' ' 4 4 Z ' 3 ' 4 ' 1 - 3 l i 4 ' l - 1 ' l - Z. - p l a 1 - 2 l ' 1 l - 1 . . - 2 3 4 - 1 4 ' 2 1 4 Z C lass Prophecy Durmng the last of May xn the sprmg of 1951 the Semor class oecxded to make the year of 1971 the reun1on date for the1r class Due to the reconverslon our country was pass1ng through we were unable to commun cate w1th each other but remembered the one date of great lmportance The f1rst to arrmve at the scene was Roth Gatewood dr1v1ng h s sh1ny new p1nk Jet powered fly1ng Pont1ac w th detachable w1ngs It seems that Ponta1c sales have been ncreas1ng 1n the last f1ve years sxnce he became the new owner and pres1dent of General Motors Incorporated As Roth was trylng to f1nd someth1ng to amuse h1mself he called 1n h1s chorus g1rls of wh1ch Conn1e Krueger was the head Yes lt seems that after CORDIS graduated she lost all of her shyness and she dec1ded to make up for lost t1me and fmgured that would be the best way to do It Ah who IS the other g1rl that we see com1ng that IS so well dressed? Oh now w can tell lt IS Dorothy Re1nert who 15 now the famous model for Parus fash1ons n l3dl'1S and not to our surpr1se we found that V n earl Whxtmer h d purchased a small farm near Pans but 1n the near future he 1S plannlng to return to h1s farm 1n Kansas The quest on 15 st1ll debatable whether or not Dorothy w1ll g1ve up her professlon to come back w1th h1m What s th1s COIT11I1g7 Whoa there Why lt s Lols Heme go1ng just as fast as she always d1d She 1S just aS amb t1ous too But of course one has to be amb tlous to be the head nurse at the W1ntergreen Hospltal t New York We wonder 1f the dr ftlng of a cert 1n Sylvan farmer had anythmg to do w th her choosmg nurs ng s her profess1on from H rold Weldman who lS runn1ng a mnnk farm 1n Mmnesota Harold now owns the largest m1nk farm m the world Wh1Ch lS worth about S4 000 000 We wonder lf he w1ll send the rest of h1s classmates fur neckp1eces We sure hope so Of course Pat wouldn t need any because she has become the pr1vate secretary of Montgomery Cl ft vfhlle Pat was dr1J'ng through a street 1n Hollywood lookxng for Job she happened to knock Monty down He sued her for S50 000 Slnce Pat was broke she had to go to work for h1m She seems to be enjoymg the fact she has a f1ne to pay and 1nc1dently so does Monty Who IS the next one com ng up the walk we can t tell for the group of youngsters crowd1ng around h1m Why lt 1S none other than Lonme Best the famous author of Uncle Lonmes Bedt me Stor es He has made a fortune wr1t1ng these storxes for the l1ttle k1dd1es, and IS also a great help to the sandman Here he comes Everybody duck It s Jerry who has become a world famous Jet p lot He 15 now deslgnlng a rocket sh p w1th wh1ch he hopes to make the f1rst successful trxp to the moon and other planets Someday he hopes to get back to earth and wr1te a book about h1s adventure Next to Strlde 1nto the scene was Canada s Dan1el Boone, Kelth Cumm1ngs After spend1ng ten years as a gu1de and traxl blazer IH Canada s North Woods h ret1red and settled down to a qu1et bachelor s l1fe of huntmg and f1sh1ng He 1S here today tell1ng tall tales of h1s exper1ences 1n a lumber camp as Chlef cook and bottle washer Also as he was the pancake fhpper for the rest of the crew In other words Jack of all trades All of a sudden 1n hops Donald Blase on a rabb1t Don now has a Jack rabb1t farm 1n Kenwood Park at Sal1na He ra1ses g1ant SIZE rabb1ts so the l ttle k1dd1es can r1de them around the park He has started a new fad 1n rabb1t ralsxng dye1ng rabblts red as Don does l1ke red ha1r 18 . r i . , . , . . i . I . , . - , i . I . , . , r . . . , ' I ' ' ' ' ' . I e ,. . . . A 7 . i 1 , ' a ' ' a ' ' ' , , ' ' ' ' ' . i , . . , . ,... . V F . . a D . 5 . f ' i ' 1 E, ' . That is certainly a beautiful fur neckpiece that Lois is wearing. She says that she got it g ' , U . . . - , , 5 .J . .v . . . a . I 4 , Q . , - 1 ' 1 . Q , ' D . H . , i i ,, V . . . I I , , , - . . A . . , , e - I 1 ll' II . . l . .f - . Y . 5 . . . It wasn t long before the Pres1dent s prlvate accountant Loren Becker arr1ved He had heard of Loren s ab1l1ty as an accountant back at Sylvan Grove At least Loren IS trymg to please all pol1t1cal partxes and he 15 domg a swell Job Up untll now he 15 the only one who has been able to accompllsh th1s feat It seems as though Dale Mettlen has had the nfusfortune of marryxng a woman who s larger than hlmself She also has a great weakness she loves to eat Dale who has to wash the d1shes has decxded to solve th1s problem by 1nvent1ng a new p1ll The p111 w111 have the same food value as one of seven course meals Dale expects to put h1s new product on the market by 1975 regardless of what h1s w1fe says Somebody IS commg up the street As soon as he puts down h1s samples we ll see who lt vs Why It s Bob Wenthe He brought samples of h1s new l1quor along to g1ve h1s classmates He concocted a new kmd of bourbon by m1x1ng Three Feathers and Old Crow The f1n1shed product 1S Glgglmg Canary It deflmtely l1ves up 1ts name There IS a cloud of dust a sllver streak screech1ng brakes and the smell of burmng tmres It IS an employee of General Motors Incorporated Newton Urban the test dr1ver for the Cadxllac Department Newton has Just msured h1mse1f for S 100 000 O0 because h1s w1fe and tw1ns two bounc1ng boys are worrymg about h1s gettlng lost 1n h1s great Manslon Newton recexves a bonus everytlme he test drlves a car th1s 15 how he IS able to bulld a b1g house B111 M1ller much to everyone s surprxse got marrxed A courtshlp whxch developed 1n B111 s Senxor year ended up 1n the real thmg Together w1th h1s Wlfe and s1x ch1ldren they lwe mn a tra1ler house on the Ind1anapo11s Speedway There B111 expects to qualxfy for the b1g 500 mxle race B111 has been parked there for the last few years hop1ng that someday someone would g1ve h1m some gasolme to run h1s Hot Rod He spent so much money on h1s racer that now he can t afford to buy gas to enter the race to w1n some money to buy some more gaso11ne Here comes a salesman who IS he? 'P Why It s Eldon Holle Eldon always d1d have a way w1th the glrls so lt seems he declded to use h1s talent 1n the house to house sale of Atom1c Powered Vacuum Cleaners Eldon also has a s1de lme of sellmg brxstleless pa1nt brushes Eldon appeared at the b1g reumon sl1ghtly worn out It seems vacuum cleaners aren t mn demand these days as they have a new type of rugs that Just eat the d1rt up Another one of the Speed K1ngs 1n our class Delbert Frederkmg Just sk1dded 1n He could stay only long enough to say Hello to all h1s classmates and wmsh them the best of luck and go flymg back home Delbert couldn t trust h1s w1fe to take care of the thousands of small chxckens on Fredd1e s Rooster Ranch m Frederkmg County He dec1ded to ra1se chmckens because he thought 1t would be more economlcal than spend1ng the day out lookmg for pheasant and commng home empty handed to the l1ttle woman It always made her rather aggravated when she had to eat bologna for supper Surely th1s msn t all of our class There must be more there are A hehcopter suddenly drops down mto the p cture Who do you suppose It was? Not the Queen of Sheba or R1ta Hayworth but our dear Vzolet Smlth At her s1de was her ever present compamon a pet chrmp who IS tramed to take over when Vlolet needs a t1me out You see she IS near the Gulf of Mex1co and needs a lot of t1me out to see all of her sallor frxends Every so often Buttons the Ch1mp sl1ps out and are the sa1lors ever d1sappo1nted but Buttons sure has fun Last but not least to arrwe was Don Pmmck the l1ttle guy who everyone sald loved hxmself a l1ttle too much but here he was and the old gang couldn t turn h1m down As to what Don had been domg xt was hke thrs Don dec1ded to become a weather man because he wanted a change 1n the seasons 19 ' . , . . , . , . . , 1 3 ' on L . -- .. , , . . , . . , . . . . , . . . , , . . . . . . . .I ,, . . . . . . , . . I 1 1 . , . , . -- -- . - , . . . , . . . . 1 - l U 1 1 ' 1 ' ' u any 1 . . ... 1 . 4 ' . , . 1 .A . ,, . . . . D I ' nc vu ' ' . ' , . . . . , . . 1 . . . , . . , . , . I D ' . . , - . . ll c . ,,, . . , . 1 . . - , . 1 D I Y JUNI012 CLASS FRONT ROW W lm Blase Della Lantz Dorothy Groth Elalne Neagle Betty Meyer Arch e Kuhch Ron ld hrkebauer Ronald Hlad Larry Nelson Bob Kyle BACK ROW Wayne Haesemeyer Edgar Persxgehl Don Musfelt Charley Shxroky Buzz Hemze Fred Saenger Ronald Krueger Don Ray Dlers Dale Walter Allan Wenthe Jumor Class H :story In the fall of 1948 twenty eager Freshmen entered dear old Sylvan Hlgh Mr Cross had the pr1v1lege of bemg our sponsor That year we elected the followmg ofhcers Dale Walter Pres dent Harlan He1nze Vnce Presldent Wayne Haesemeyer Secretary Treasurer In he fall of 49 as Sophomores we gamed another class member Don Panzer from Kanopohs We Presxdent Harlan He1nze Vxce Pres1dent Ronald Hlad Treasurer Betty Meyer Secretary September 1950 rolled around and at last we were promoted to .Tumors Two of our class members declded to contmue the1r educat on elsewhere Esther Holle moved to Salma and Don Panzer went to work at Quartzzte Stone Company west of town Mr Kyle was elected as our sponsor The followmg served as offlcers for our J'un1or class Larry Nelson Pres1dent Harlan HCIHZC V1ce Presldent wayne Haesemeyer Treasurer Betty Meyer Secretary We elected Della Lantz as our class cheerleader Betty Meyer as class reporter for the school paper and Dale Walter and Don Ray Dxers as student councxl representatxves We chose maroon and wh1te for our class colors and the rose as our class flower One of our mam projects was presentmg movles once a month to the pubhc We had some booths at the all school carmval and also have sponsored some very successful food sales Of course the ma1n event w1ll be the .Tumor Semor Banquet and prom th1s sprmg Z3 5 A n . I Q ' l ' - t were honored that year by having Mr. Krysl as our sponsor. Our officers were: Don Ray Diers, 5 0121-1oMo12g H FRONT RON Max-mlyn Remert Anna Maye VV enhold Laura R edeke Gloraa Obendorfer Flame Gxer L Donna Trapp LeRoy Cross BF-CK ROW Alvln Vlfexdm n Clem Frederkmg Kenny Blase Eddle Herm n rthur Goldgrabe Ray Bolte Gertrude Rahmezer lNot Pxcturedj Sophomore Class H zstory The f1rst day was very frxghtemng to the thxrteen t1m1d Freshmen as we slowly ascended the st 1rs for our fmrst day ln hxgh school All along we knew that the worst was yet to come fact rt was fun The gu-ls n d to wear men s paj xmas and the boys mghtgown The ent1re class was requested to wear a dunce cap overshoes and m1ttens We also had to get the s1gnature of each Semor gxve them a plece of bubble gurn and carry then- books Our off1cers for the year were Presldent Arthur Golograbe Vfce Pres1dent Laura Raedeke Secretary Treasurer, Kenneth Blase Mrs Easterly was our sponsor ln our Sophomore year we also had th1rteen members 1n our class although there was a sllght change Laura Brown moved near Burr Oak, and Maryl n Remert from Vesper Jolned us Vve chose Mr Cross as our class sponsor Our class offxcers for th1s year are Pres1dent Marylm Remert V1ce Pres1dent C,110r1a Obendorfer Secretary, I laxne G1er Treasurer Clemens Frederkmg Student Cou.nc1l Representatwes Glor1a Obendorfer and Arthur Goldgrabe Cheerleader LaDonna Trapp we also had several booths at the all school c rmval Z4 u I Finally the day arrived, the Seniors initiated us. It wasn't as bad as we thought it would be, in FRESHIYEN mn FRONT ROW George Shxroky aul V' nckler R von Thaemert Bobby DIBTS Frank Mueller R wle gh Meyer Kelth Bender Br dford Bochow Mr Bl ckwood BACK ROW P tty Bender Phyllxs Gxer Hxlda Saenger Dulcle L. wson K ren Stuxve C rol Bentrup Joyce Meltler shxrley Peterka M r1lynW ley Dorxs Vlfenthe Freshman Class H :story On Monday September 4th e1ghteen szlly Freshmen enrolled 1n a brand new lngh school A few weeks after school started we held our f1rst class meetmg Offlcers were elected as follows Ravon Thaemert Presldent Karen Stu1ve Vxce Pres1dent Kexth Bender Seczetary Treasurer Student C0l1IlC1l Representatlves Dulcle Lawson and Karen Stu1ve Dorxs Wenthe Cheerleader Marylm Wlley Paper Reporter Mr Blackwood was elected as our class sponsor and we chose blue and gold as our class colors On October Znd a traglc accluent happened We were 1n1t1ated The glrls had to dress as M1nn1e Mouse and the boys as D1nny D1mw1t We wore our costumes all day were paraded up and down Sylvan s Boulevard, and to top lt off the evenmg we had to suffer the consequences when we coulcm t answer the questxons wh1ch the Semors asked us None of us could match the Sen1ors mtelhgence, so we all suffered On the whole the Seruors were very mce about everythlng but the d1shes After they had served a de11c1ous lunch we got stuck wlth cleanmg up the mess On December Znd we had several booths at the carmval held 1n the gym Dulcle Lawson and Ke th Bender were our candxdates for Carmval Kmg and Oueen Z5 ,A i , i K. . ,3 , , . 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Y N 19 Football 51 S G H S The Sylvan Grove Jayhawks had a very successful season 1n 1951 They won seven games and lost one They were undefeated 1n the league and lost the game wxth Luray by one oomt 12 to 13 The Jayhawks won the league trophy for bexng un defeated There were nme Senxor boys out for football th1s season They were as follows Eldon Holle Van Whltmer Bob Wenthe Donald Blase Lonme Best Jerry Kaempfe Don Pmnmck Delbert Frederkmg and Ke1th Cummmgs Twenty seven boys turned out for football practmce and the season ended w1th twenty s1x They were ably tutored 1n the arts of football by Coach Bruce Cummlngs and L1ne Coach Robert Kyle The games and sc '-res were as follows T1pt0n Tescott Barnard Ada C ulver Lucas Bunker H111 Luray Senxors o Pos1t1on Eldon 1-lolle R ght End Van Whltmer Rlght Guard Fullback and Quarterback De1Frederk1ng Donald Blase Center Lonnle Best Left Guard Left Guard and Tackle .Terry Kaempfe Left Fnd Kelth Cummmgs Center Jun1ors Dale Walter Quarterback Donald P1nn1ck Don Ray D1ers Wayne Haesemeyer Buzz He1nze Larry Nelson Ronald Kruger Fred Saenger Edgar Pers1gehl Dlck Wenthe Sophomor es Kenny Blase Clem Frederlung Edward Herman Freshmen Kexth Bender Rawlexgh Meyer Ravon Thaemert Frank Mueller Paul Wmckler Fullback Rlght Half Left End Left Half Left Tackle Rwght Tackle Rlght Half Left End Left Guard and Tackle R gm Guard R1ght Guard R ght Half Left Half Left Half Left ackle R ght Guard ' --------------Q----- 35-0 -------------------- Z1-13 ' ------------------- 39-13 ' ----------------------- Z7-6 -------------------- Z4-0 ' ' --------------------- 13-12 ' ---------------- 40-0 ' ---------------------- 12-13 . 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I BACK ROW Larry Nelson B111 Mxller Clem Frederkxng Jerry Klempfe Fred Saenger Kenneth Blase Lonnie Best Allan Nenthe Wayne Haelemeyer Newton Urban FRONT ROW Bob Wenthe Dale Walter Delbert Frederkxng Don Ray D ers Eldon Holle Roth Gatewood Kexth Cummxngs Van KN Iutmer Mr Kyle 'if-Clx ROV' Ll If T TO RIGHT Bxll Miller Ronuld HI cl Kexth Cummings Don Ray Dlers Fr lnklm Mueller Roth Gatewood Archie Kul ch Arthur Goldgr lbe Della Lantz SF COND ROW L Donna Tr pp Low He ne Dulme Lawson Vxolet Smxth Laur Rdedeke Carol Bentrup Pat Blackburn Marylm W ley FIRST ROVN Larry Nelson Rdwlexgh Meyer Ray Bolle Alvxn NN eldman I BACK ROW LIFT TO RIGHT Ronald I-Ilad .1-rchxe Kullch Ronald Arkebauer Marylm Remert Betty Meyer, Laura Rdedeke Glor a Obendorfer Jerry Kdempfe Roth Gatewood B ll M ller SFCOND ROW Dulcxe Lawson Shlrley Peterka Pat BL-Ckburn Carol Bentrup Elaine Gmer Anna Nlaye Wexnhold Vmolet Smxth Karen Stuwe Connie Krueger Dorothy Groth FIRST ROVN Pofflfla Bender Phyllis Blase Dorxs Wenthe LaD0nna Trapp Lols Herne Della Lantz Marylm W ley Wxlma Blase Mr Krysl 34 L I If 2552 .1 , 1 'f , F Ll , ' , 2 ' ' . , ' . 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I F I ' I V I -T 1 v rv I I ' I I I - I F I I I I vr H I l I I r I I 1 1 I I - V Band Actzfvztzes 1950 51 The Sylvan H1gh School Band began the year w1th twenty one members New members who wanted to broaden the1r muslcal educat1on 1n our organxzatlon were Ke1th Cumm ngs Ray Bolte Rawlelgh Meyer Marylm Wlley Carol Bentrup and Frankhn Mueller Our band recelved an 1nv1tat1on to take part 1n the Fort Hays State College Home comlng on October Zl 1950 It was qu1te an leonor as we were one band of a group twenty s1x wh1ch were all part1c1pat1ng ID the ceremon1es We were very anxxous go as we had Just recelved our new kelly green band sweaters w1th wh1te muslc emblems The parade before the game started downtown and we marched at least two m1les before we got to the playmng f1eld At half t1me the twenty s1x bands formed by far the smallest band present but sounded just as good and looked Just as neat as the next band Harlan He1nz.e has been our act1ve drum major whenever the band d1d any marchmg The band has gotten 1nto the real school sp1r1t and 15 playlng at all the home basketball games At the present we are plannlng to have a sprmng concert and also enter the D1str1ct Muslc Festlval at Hays next spr1ng M zxed Chorus The members of the mxxed chorus are lookmg forward to the Twm Valley Mus1c Fest1val to be held at Tescott agam th1s sprlng Th1s festlval has been an annual affaxr for the past two years The songs wh1ch were presented are Thls IS My Country Stout hearted Men All The Th1ngs You Are Chxldren s Prayer Kentucky Babe Bless Thls House In The Stxll Of The Nlght Nere You There and Falth Of Our Fathers Bes1des takmg part 1n the festwval the chorus also performs at home They sang several selectxons for a chapel held on October 19th and for the Chmstmas program Usually the m1xed chorus also slngs for Baccalaureate and Commencement 35 a Q n Q I , . . A of - . , . . , . . . ' , . to . . . t - . - . K an anchor, the letters U. S. A., and an airplane, of which Sylvan formed the nose. We were Pep Club Nefzw The 1950 51 pep club held 1ts fwrst meetmg on September llth vuth a member sh1p of twenty seven students Later fzve new members were added The followlng off1cers were elected Pat Blackburn Pres1dent Dorothy Remert Secretary and Vxolet Sm1th Treasurer The purpose of th1S organ1z.at1on was to mcrease the mnterest of both students and the publlc toward school actlv t1es and sports The gxrls 1n the cheermg sect1on chose green skmrts wnth wh1te blouses and Jackets as the1r pep club u.n1forms The cheerleaders wore long sleeved wh1te blouses wmth green t1es and flared green sklrts The cheerleaders were representat1ve of all four classes Freshman Dons Wenthe Sophomore LaDonna Trapp Junlor Della Lanty Semor Lo1s I-leme One of the h1ghl1ghts of the school year the Homecommg Football Game was under the superv1s1on of the pep club wlth assxstance from the student counc11 The date p1cked for th1s celebrat1on was November 15 1950 our last football game of the se son w1th Luray aS our opponent The queen chosen by the football squad was L.o1s I-Iemne Her attendants also chosen by the football boys were LaDonna Trapp and Dorothy Remert The gxrls chose to wear ta1lored smts Lols chose gray Dorothy green and LaDonna blue Band mus1c furn1shed by records was played wh1le the queen and her attendants were drwen around the football fmeld 1n a convertlble and the pep club marched 1n two lvnes from e1ther end of the held stopp1ng on the flfty yard hne and formmg an archway wlth green and wh1te shakers to the throne through wh1ch the queen and attendants were escorted The escorts were Bob Wcnthe Van Whitmer and Kenneth Blase The queen was presented a bouquet of wh1te mums w1th Sylvan Hlgh School wr tten on the green r1bbon Each attendant recewed a corsage wh1ch was a large whvte mum w1th a green S n the center After the game a dance was held 1n the hmgh school study hall w1th Luray l-hgh School as our 1nv1ted guests Fach of the students also had the pr1v1lege of br1ng1ng a frlend Dance muslc was furmsnect by the Wlley fam1ly Refreshments of punch and cook1es was served throughout the evemng Other actxvltmes of the pep club durlng the year mcluded several pep rall1es through the busmess d1str1ct of town as well as pep assemblles We also plan to have a party later an the school year 36 S K . -, . . . 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' i nf' September October November December January February March Aprll May School Calendar Fmrst day of school Football Tlpton here Football Ada there Freshman 1n1t1at1on and sock hop Hot dog feed for the football boys Football Lucas here Football Tescott there Chapel Football Culver there Lyceum program McCall Football Barnard here All School Halloween Party .Turuor pxcture show T-'we Sulhvans Football Bunkerh1ll there Football Luray here Homecommg Thanksglvmng Lyceurn program Ransden All School Carn1val Basketball Lucas there Basketball Tlpton here Basketball Hutch1nson here One act play and debate Play fest1val at Beverly Juruor pxcture show Jesse James Basketball Tescott there Football banquet E A Thomas speaker Basketball Beverly here Chrlstmas vacatxon beglns Vacatlon over Basketball Txpton there Basketball Barnard there Basketball Benn1ngton there .Tu.n1or p1cture show Scudda Hoo Scud Basketball Ada here Forenslc el1m1nat1on contest Basketball Culver there Basketball Kanopolms here Forenslc meet at Culver Lyceum program Robertson Basketball Basketball Basketball Basketball Basketball Tescott here Beverly there cancelled Lucas here Barnard here B enn1ngton here League basketball tournament at Tescott Basketball Ada there Basketball Culver here D1str1ct tournament here D1str1ct tournament here Mus1ca1 Fest1va1 at Tescott Sen1or play Lyceum program James Graduahon Last day of school comm1m1ty dxnner 38 d Hay Y 4-- . 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'f.'.. 5Z.ZZ.. -q THE HALL FURNITURE EMPORIUM UNDERTAKIING EVERYTHING FOR LESS THROUGHTOUT THE YEARS WE HAVE COUNTED OUR FRIENDS AS OUR GREATEST ASSETS YOU HAVE HELPED US TO BUILD ONE OF THE MOST OUTSTANDING STORES IN ALL KANSAS YOU ARE SO WELCOME TO CALL AND SEE WE ARE HAPPY TO ASSIST THE GREAT SCHOOL SYS TEM OF SYLVAN GROVE IN ANY WAY THAT WE CAN THE HALL FURNITURE EIVIPORIUM LINCOLN KANSAS DIERS IMPLEMENT CO PHONE 23 SYLVAN GROVF KANSAS MCCORMICK DEERING Sz INTERNATIONAL FARM EQUIPMENT TRACTOR 81 TRUCKS Jr ' .LA - i 7 -1- 7' W V 1-4'-' 1 KRYSL I G A STORE FROZEN FOOD LOCKER SERVICE LOW PRICES EVERY DAY PHONE 27 275 SYLVAN GROVE GROCERIES MEATS RALPH GATEWOCJD 1 I 1 The Sylvan Siate Bank SINCE 1892 CAPITAL 8: SURPLUS S125 000 00 MEMBER Or FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM ROBERT L HART MGR Leldlglw 8 Havens Lumber Co DEALERS IN BUILDING MATERIAL COAL 8a PAINT TELEPHONE 12 SYLVAN GROVE KANSAS , . 'l'1 . 7 . O O 7 i Ouarrzlte Stone Co Inc MANUFACTURERS OP CON CRETE CULVLRT Sz SEVVER PIPE LINCOLN KAL SAS Ray s Grocery 81 Marker DRY GOODS GROCERIES 8: MEATS SYLVAN GROVE KANSAS O, O CRUSHED STONE - FILTER STONE - BLOCK 8: BRICK I Sfurve Rodrlck COMPLETE FUNERAL 8L AMBULANCE SERVICE DAY PHONE 42 INIGI-IT PHONE 150 or 47 D D K K Sylvan Cash Hardware HARDWARE FURNITURE APPLIANCES Farmers Co op Elevator Co SYLVAN GROVE KANSAS PHONE 50 A COMPLETE LINE OF FEEDS FOR POULTRY 85 LIVESTOCK WE BUY 8a SELL GRAIN FEED SEEDS POULTRY CRE AM 8. EGGS SYLVAN GROVE, KANSAS Lucas Motor Company AUTHORIZED SALES 85 SERVICE FORDS OUT FRONT PHOlNE51 LUCAS RODRICK 8x HARRIS Hardware Furmture Lucas Kansas ULRICH CHEVROLET Telephone 33 Lucas, Kansas Farmers' National Bank A Good Bank In A Good County Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Member Federal Reserve System Lincoln Kansas Myers Chevrolet Co Most Beautiful Buy of All Wrecker Service Lincoln Kansas Phone 224 The Farmers State Bank Lucas Kan as Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation s H. BURT ABSTRACT CO., INC. Lincoln, Kansas NICIINTOSH Lmcoln Kansas D 85D CAFE ood Eats Phone 400 DLCKWALLS Quahty Serx ICQ 85 Pmce Lmcoln Kansas T G 1 Lincoln, Kansas T K . 7 - V. . SNYDER DRUG STORE Phone 50 Llncoln Kansas H D GRAVES Youngstown K1tchens Beauty Sz A Joy Forever Water Supphes for Town or Country Heatmg System to F1t Your Home Phone 138 LIHCOID Kansa BRISCOE FLORAL COMPANY Spec1a11st 1D Floral Des1gn Flowers Wlred Anywhere Phone 14 85 lo Llncoln Kansas ROACH THEATER Lmcoln Kansas , N . 7 S L. J. Briscoe, Prop. - - . , 7 ANDERSON S Dry Goods Ready to Wear Men s Furmshlngs Shoes Add Extra Wear To Your Present Pa1r TRY POWELLS SHOE REPAIR L1nco1n Kansas IGA CRONAN S IGA Everyday Low Prlces Phone 51 Lmcoln Kansas MILLER MOTOR Sales Sz Servxce Phone 162 Llncoln, Kansas 9 - - , . l s-J - Phone 234 Lincoln, Kansas 9 , . 7 KEPKA S BARBER Sz BEAUTY SHOP Always Glad To Serve You Phone 113 Sylvan Grove Kansas OSTERTVIAN LUMBER 8: CABINET C0 We Make Thmgs To F1t Your Space Sylx an Grove Kansas Cornpllrnents of ALFRED VONADA Sylvan Grove Kansas SYLVAN SALFS COMPANY Sales Every Frlday Where Buyers Sz Sellers Meet Ed Brlcxacek Herman Ramaxer Alex Herbel Phone 22 Sylvan Grove, Kansas Paints - Hardware - Cabinets - Windows - Doors - Mouldings ll I DOLECHEK FARM IMPLEMENT CO Internatlonal Harvester Phone 143 W11son KYNER ELEVATOR One Quarter M11hon B xshels Storage Custom Grlndlng We Can Dry Ang Gram Gas O11 Coal Feed WIISOH Kansas V1S1t the ISIS THEATRE Spec1a1 Rate for Llne Part1es Lawrence G11bearth Mgr Lucas THE SYLVAIN CROVE NFWS Your Home Town Paper Mr and Mrs W B Langdon Pubhshers . . 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