Tabor High School - Echoes Yearbook (Tabor, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1951 volume:

x , 1- ' 1 new I I P 0 , , J 1 rf ,.,,,,, if awww In this annual we have tried to portray, through the eyes of cameras to our yearbook pa es, a pictorial record of the activities at Tabor High during the year 1350-Sl. It is our hope that this book may serve for many years to refresh the memories of all students who attended our Alma Mater during this eventful year. We also hope you enjoy the yearbook as much as we have enjoyed its preparation and publication. Eleanor Bateman Editor-in-chief This is your 1951 Bluejayl ' almrzlzhw The 1951 Bluejay Staff is proud to dedicate this yearbook to Mr. Frederick Schneider, English and journalism teacher, girl's basket- ball coach, and sponsor of the 1951 Bluejay. To him we wish to extend our thanks for his splendid work and co-operation in helping with this annual. ic? 21, N .V 1 9 ,, N L f,g7':' 704 'V M , 5' 2, E gf V' W H . , E ,Tl tm W V H i .......-....... FE . x,, 'S' ,,, :T . 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Ee.: Tabor, Ia University of Nob.: Typing, Short- hand, Bookkeeping.3 Junior Sponsor, Benkelman, Nebraska Mr. Clifford Willis B. S. AG. Maryville S. T. C., Iowa State College Ames,3 Veterans On Farm Classes, Maryville, Missouri Second row left to right Mr. Merritt Thornhill B. S. Mr. Frederick W. Schneider B. S Mr' Ro Co Polton Mo Ao Mr. A. E. Beach B. S. Mr. William Fankhauser A. B. Peru State Teachers College,3 English, Shop, Crafts,g Dramatlcs Coach, Peru, Nebraska Maryville S. T. C.: Principal, Eng lish XII, Journalism, Newspaper and Annual Sponsor, Student Council Sponsor, University of Iowag Superintendent Tabor, Iowa Northwest Mo. S. T. C., Maryvilleg Sponsor of Sophomore Classy Social Studlesg Physical Educatlong St. Joseph, Missouri Nebr. S. T. 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H15 A Y I -izl' C V rj In 1938, eight of the twenty-five seniors started their first day of School together at the old Tabor grade school. Those eight arerRobert Shoe- maker, Donna Rae Kempton, Harriette Lybarger, Ramona Dyke, Donald Queen , Bud Wolkins, Carolyn Whitney and Twila Bell. As we went through our memor -filhd grade school days we gained twenty new members. Those that began our fresh- man year and are still with us are: Ben Suhr, Richard Bass, Jeannette White- hill, La Vern Knierlm, bruce Blachburn, Robert Morrow, Merril Brandt, Jerry Smith, Earl Barber, Robert Boone, Eleanor Bateman, Duane Mintle, Joe Hetzel, Larry DuVal, Wendell Dunsdon and Gwen Asman. During our last year of Junior high we gave our 8th grade play, nwatch Out for Spooksn a great success. Our class picnic was held the last day of school in the State Park. As we entered High School the next September we began to wonder if wehad been ngraduatedu or ndemotedn. Upperclassmen looked at us as though we were the ngreenestw crop of fresh that had ever passed through the portals of dear old Tabor High. F During our Junior year we gained two new members, mary Elliott and Phyllis Bownes. Our Junior and Senior banquet was held at the Fontenelle Hotel, in Omaha, Nebraska on April 22. During the year we gave our Junior Class Play'W1g- tailsn. After what seemed to be a long wait we received our class rings. Our Senior year was filled with happy experiences of every senior. During our first semester we lost one of our boys who has been with us since gradedays, Bob Morrow an old classmate moved to California. On September 18, we journeye ed to Shenoadoah to have our pictures taken. We look forward to uSkipday', Sen- ior play, Junior and Senior banquet, Baccalaureate, Senior Chapel and Commence - ment. On parting from Tabor High School we realize we have spent four of the most glorious years of our lifes. X Gwen Asman , T Donald Queen s A g , TQNN ' Mary Elliott Agxlejy fu W w -' ,, JM Q Ig U 7 K 5 I!! if ' dl, 'ill . if 35? ,lji gh I-'f K 4 af 5 i Q ' . 5 A - ig 5 51 1 in A ' 5 sv J 2 :. 1 V 54 is VY, 5 ., A ,-. 2 i , S PROPHE E Q , The time is 9 o'clock on the morning of July 24, 1966-15 years, one month, five days, three hours, ten minutes, and five seconds since the 25 seniors of the class of 1951 have all gone different ways down the trail of life. We meet at Tabor's new airport, 'The Subterranean Super Duper Skyline . We jump into our jet, 'Silver Streak,' and take off to gather up the rest of our classmates to go to a reunion on Mars. As we go along at a comfortable speed of 999.9 miles an hour the motor starts acting up so we land on a private field. As we climb out of our planets see a familiar figure coming toward us. Why, my land, its none other thannbrry Smith, who tells us he is a confirmed bachelor. Jerry tells his mechanic to look over the motor while we go into his small 23-room mansion to get refreshed and to walt while he gets ready to go with us. ' Returning to the plane we find the mechanic climbing out of the plane.Why, its our old classmate, Gwen Asman. She decided to become a lady mechanic be- cause she couldn't decide which man she wanted. Now, accompanied by Jerry and Gwen,we journey to Chicago where the Wor1d's Fair is going on. We land at ll o'clock and rent a new Model T to go down town to get some- thing to eat. 'Say, that looks like a nice place, letb eat here,W says Gwen. We park the car and enter the restaurant. That attractive hostess looks famil- 1ar,why its our pal, Carolyn Whitney. She tells us she and her husband own the place. We should have guessed sincethe name of it is 'Frank's Imperial Room N. After being seated, we order our lunch. A cigarette girl comes toward us. Jerry gets so excited he spills a glass of water. The head waiter is summoned, and he sends for the chief cook a d bottle washer to clean up the mess.We watch him clean up the water and notice he looks familiarg why, 1t's none other than Merril Brandt, who tells us he is now married and has seven very nice children We tell him to meet us at the fair after lunch. After dining, we leave for the fair grounds. We meet Carolyn and Merril and go down to the midway. We all get tickets and go on the giant roller coast- er. Everyone shakily gets off and Gwen looks a little pale so we take her to the carnival doctor. Boy! Does that doctor look sophisticated! Why 1t's' Ben VI Suhr, our old buddy. Ben gives Gwen something for her nerves and.we start off again. As we are leaving the midway we see a sign about a strong mangwe decide to stop and see it. We go inside and are seated. The stage lights are on and a huge man comes out on the stage.Boy,he looks like-it couldn't be,it is though why,it's Bud Wolkins. After his act we go back stage to see him. He is now mm feet four inches tall and weighs 210 lbs. We ask him how he got so large. He tells us he took Dr. Snoozle's Vito-Capsules. We have now acquired two more members of our class so we go back to our parked car and parked beside us is the neatest Cadillac we have ever seen. It has a South Dakota 41 county license. We wonder if its anyone we know. Well, look who is coming over here, it's Donald Queen and his wife. Donald tells us his wife is here at the fair Judging chickens and that he now runs the Standard Grocery in Rapid City. We tell him that we are having a class reunion and we are going to meet in Tabor tomorrow. He tells us he will meet us in Tabor as he has to attend to some business in Tabor, so he will drive his car back. We get in our car and go back to the airport.We head for Washington D. C. to see the president to get a pass tot he stratosphere. We land at the El Ringo Airport and rent a touring car and head for the White House. Upon entering, we ask the receptionist, who lodm'vaguely familimg where to find the president. She gives us directions and we hurry up the cor- ridor entering the pres1dent's chamber. The president's name is Oscar Joe Pret. After talking with him a while, he tells us he is from Iowa. We tell him he looks and acts just like a boy we used to go to school with in Tabor. He says, 'You're from Tabor? Well, so am I. Ma be you remember me as the great Joe Het- zelf'We talk a while and he sends us back to the receptionist and we find it is our classmate, Jeanette Whitehill, who tells us the men kept fighting over her ....., .,..-.,.,.,.....,,, ,, ,...., , - it-Q -1.1. ' ' '?'TZ ?'T:??::QT.'fC xT'i R ?T'L :i::r:':f::7: :f'f':1'::f'r1'wt::': so long she had to go to work to support herself. As we leave we tell her and Joe to meet us at the El Ringo airport at 6:45 to go back to Tabor for a class reunion on Mars. We meet them at the set hour and im ediately take eff in our jet. We fly to Philadelphia, Penn., and land. Merril tells us that La Verne Knierim works in a coal mine here. We walk to the nearest bus stop and get on the bus and go to the Boone coal mines where La Verne works. We walk into the office and are greeted by a man who looks very familiar and finally someone yells, nRobert Boone, our old classmatel' We find out that Robert inherited this mine from a rich aunt of his. We tell him we are all going back to Tabor axd meet the rest of our classmates and have a class reunion on Mars. While we are telling him this some of the mine workers came into the offices and among them weflnd La Verne. After talking to him for quite some time, La Verne suggests that we go to Penn State College Campus to see another one of our classmates., He re- fuses to tell us who it is. We all go back to our jet, and take off for the college private airport immediately. We land safely and all get out and who is there to greet us but Mary Elliott, who is a Math teacher atthe college. She told us La Verne had called her and told her to meet us here. As we are getting ready to leave, Mary says for us to wait a couple of minutes and she would have a surprise for us. She had no sooner said this than a speeding taxi cab came driving in and two familiar people get out and came running over to the km. They were Richard Bass and Harriette Lybarger. Richard tells us he owns the largest taxi cab service in Pennsylvania. Harriette tells us she is married to a college professor, who is formerly from Malvern. We are just getting ready to take off when a large airplane comes in and lands. Mary says that the crew of this plane is four college students who have just made a record breaking non- stop flight around the world. Mary said that we would be interested to know who they were. After the plane landed they gdsout and came toward us. By this time we can see who they arekj They are four of our old classmates: Larry Du- Val, the radio man, Bob Shoemaker, the pilotg Earl Barber, the co-pilotg and Wendell Dunsdon, the mechanic. We talk to the boys awhile and we ask them why they are still in college and they said they spent eight years in the army and theyare now working on their Master's Degree in Art. We ask them to join us in a class reunion on Mars two days from now. They all say they will be glad to go so we all climb aboard our jet and take off for Tabor. We arrive in Tabor early in the morning ani we go to the Blackburn Hotelto catch up on a few hours of sleep. Some of our classmates are surprised to find Bruce Blackburn and the former Eleanor Bateman running it. We all go to bed immediately. The next morning we arise at a late hour,and at breakfast we are surprised to find Donna Rae Kempton aid her husband are the cooks. During breakfast a telephone call comes to Bruce from the railroad sta- tion, and it is Duane Mintle who had just arrived from Texas. Bruce tells him to come over to the hotel and have breakfast with us. Duane arrives in about ten minutes from the station. Duane says he is working on the King Ranch in Texas After breakfast, Twila Bell, who is now married and lives on a farm byshr ney, comes to see Eleanor nd is very surprised to see all of her old classmates Ramona Dyke and Phyllis Bownes, the two remaining members of our clasa arrive after dinner. They are both married and are living on farms at Red Oak and Coin, respectively. We now have all of our classmates together for the first time since we graduated in 1951. Bruce has his cooks prepare a big supper for all of us. We all enjoy the big meal in the dining room of the hotel. Since we are leaving tomorrow for our reunion on Mars we all go to bed early so we can get an early start. The alarm clocks go off and everyone wakes to a bright sunny morning.After breakfast we all troop to the airport to board our rocket ship. Our pilot reports everything is ready for the take off. We get in our rocket ship, T he Susie Cue Stratacruiser and head for Mars. When we land on Mars we are greet- ed by a group of Mars citizens. Among them are radio announcers,newspaper men, city officials, and many other people of importance. As we get out of the ship we hear someone yelling. Why, 1t's Bob Morrow, our classmate we lost toCa1if- ornia in November of 1950. Bob tells us he is a theatrical producer on the moon and that he flew up in his private rocket ship for the day. We decide to eat at Atomic Park. After eating, we spend the rest of the time talking over old times. We decide to have another reunion in ten years.We then board our stratacruiser, and head for home, after a very pleasant day. Signed Phyllis Bownes Rlehard Bass Harriette Lybarger ES fi -ul, 4.1 , 3, 5. M . 'K 2 y f- , , gr, 4 ' 4 ,,. if? 51 , ,W ,v 1 V 1 J E. :PL if E as:- fi? T, ,, 1.. 1 Pi 5 ,1' E 53, 'Rf 5 -nw -QE V Ei :lfg , , A !?,,,,, , ,11W1' ,.,, gm CLA55 S 4 X Wwe, the Senior Class of 1951, of the City of Tabor, County of Fre- mont, State of Iowa, being of sound and disposing mind and memories, do hereby make, publish, and declare this to be our Last Will and Testament, heretofore made by us.W of 1951 leave to the incoming fresh en up booksn. hereby revoking any and all wills irstz ' e the Senior Class our scratched up desks and marked Gwen Asman wills her giggling ways to Betty Jean Dresher. Eleanor Bateman wills her basketball ability to Veda Whitehill. Robert Boone wills his old brown Ford to Buck Foster, who needs one. Earl Barber wills his broad shoulders to Tommy White and Larry Tritsch, who may need them someday. Twila Bell wills her Sidney boy friends to Rose Adams,1f she has any use for them. Bruce Blackburn wills his football pads and suit to Ronnie Kimstrick in hopes he will grow into them. Merril Brandt wills his way with Utah women to Gordon Scherer. 'I, Mary Elliott, will my large structure to Geneva Reafleng'. Wendell Dunsdon wills his way with Junior girls to anyone who needs it. 'To David Hum el, I, Larry DuVal, will my way with the g1rls.n Joe Hetzel wills his nbutchn to Reid Polton. 'To Shirley Bachler, I, Harriette Lybarger, will my majorette suit and boots.' 'I, LaVerne Knierlm, will my friendly smile to everyone, especially the g1rls.n nTo Max Asman, I, Donald Queen, will my black curls.n Bud Wolkins wills his witty sayings to Alice Tackett. Duane Mintle wills his quiet ways to Albert Watts, who should use theme II I, Ben Suhr, will my stature to Arnold Hall, who could use it. Also the gum under my desk top.n 'I, Bob Shoemaker, will my freckles to Mary Beth Muns1nger.n Jerry Smith wills his Malvern trips to David Bowers. Also the flat tires on the way. 'To Carl Seeger, I, Richard Bass, will the honor and position of Student Body President. nWe, Phyllis Bownes, Donna Kempton, Ramona Dyke, Jeannette WhitehiIL and Carolyn Whitney, will our diamond rings to Jo Ann Bennett, Verda Whitehill, Lois Straughan, Virginia Sego, and Mary Lou Quimby, in hopes they will fit.' Uwe in hopes position The Beach to eight shorthand girls will our worn out they will be able to understand chicken manuals to all juniors scratches.n Dyke, will their Office next year. chairs, books and Mr. the students that are obligated to take this subject next year, Phyllis Bownes, Carolyn Whitney, and Ramona at the typewriter to three junior girls Government students will their carved up and hope they will enjoy it as much as we have. 'We Senior Journalism students will the typewriters, erasers, staff room and teacher, Mr. Schneider, to the students who continue with this course next year.' The Senior Advanced Home Ec. girls will the banged up sewingumidneq stoves, and cut fingers to all the girls that take this course in the future. Merrill lBudJ Wolkins Ramona Dyke Carolyn Whitney 3 :W ai -aw sr, .Lg if gy: . Q ,,,,..........-...... :Q , op, E 3' 3? :L E -wg :si .,..,.....................-.- g,,.,.............,1-.- TE: :S 5. 'Ill , 55 f' Al -in L. ,. if! ..,V ,L 'lf li-f 65 C. Ji QQ, ass President Bruno Blackburn ' In football He's all- sterte, In Tabor he's all Bite'-MAN. Hi-Y. Fthall, Btktball, Hui. Chorus, Track, G1eeG1u'b-1,2,3,-L. Class Treas.-2.Be.aebaJ.1- 2Q3,4-0 Hi'Y mfo'3940 Student Co. Class Pres., Paper Start-4. Supt. R. C. Polton, Sponsor ,,,., .W,, 133. 1 N -.4..w1... . W, 1 1.1 2.1, , , 1 iff' . V, X. ..L, I, 491' 158, Mk' 'val' . . fi -Q, .. fi 1... ' M11 H . H 1 , , -4 1 1 1 1 .1-.., 1 1 1, ..., 1 I1 1 1 1 V ' ....4:-:. ...vw 1.-M... V 7,1 1.11. , if 3.4v1f- 1 1 1 1 1 1 -4 Awww! 'W ijjqfu , 1 1 ' 'J J - 1-.,..F . 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Chorus -L. e 3 ff f . ,ksqizfgiifiu 3 5 it ,, f 1 5 . eq 153 ' 'nfs 4 4 1 ' 94 v ul! . Robert Morrow 'A real athlete, don't flinch, don't foul, but hit the basket square. Fthall, Bhktball, Track, Eseball, Band, student Co.-1,2, 3,l,.G1assO!'ficer' 1,2,l,. Hi-I-2,3,l.,. Glee Club, Mxxi, Chorus-3,4,H:l I President-J.. Twila Bell With one exception, boys mean nothing to her. Bsktball, Track, Glee- club, Mui. Chorus, Y- Teen, and Band-1,2,3,4. Glass Play-3. Sftbell, Anmml St8.ff'3,l+e POP' Club, Sextette, Paper Staff, and Solo-4. Phyllis Bownes 'Hush8She's got e steady one,her future is assur- ed. Sidney 1, Coin 2, Gleeclub, !4xd.Ghorug, I.. T0011, SftbsJ1,T1-ack-3,l,, Peepersteff, Lsstsid. of Anmml, Yep-Club Pres., I-Teen Press-4. , JM-..-... . . 11, 13: ,Er if -gg,.4,, Ez: 2? gm 'L-L-L 5141 QL Qfef I M ig, 5755 Q 5. ., - Y , .- ,-,r, an-me-sir Wei' Don't veit for a. second thougm. H1-I-1,2,3. rt- m11-2,3,4. mek 3. Ben Suhr Bells my ring, classes my pass, but I sleep on forever! LIL - v N if ic .A 1 Dunne Hintle Silence breeds know- ledge in the minded 'Ehe g!'8Cto n Eleanor Batman Eat,dr:Lnk and be merry, for tcmorrov you my d:le.' Mani. Chorus, Blkb- bal1,Traok,Bimd, Y-Teenp 1,2,3,l,.C1aseSec, Papexv staff-2,l,. Class play, Glass Pres,-3. Sexbette, Sftball, Solo, Student Co,-3,l,.Pep Club, Quer- LSAQT, mq ing4.i0f d Lnnml-L. Carolyn Whitney 'An Ha, SanAntme,I know where I vent to roam. Gleeclub, Hzd. Cher., I- Teen-1,2,3,4. Bektball- 2. Clase Off.-1,3. Clans Play and Sextotte-3. An- nual Staff-3,l+. .0ff:lce, Pep Club, Paper Staff-L. .-.nn r . 1. -U 4 ,gi 1 1 , 1 , ...W-'1,--:1-.1 ' 1 +, 1 , ,,. 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Donna Kempton 'What do Ioara what hap- pens today, as 1q,g u 'bhore's hope tmon-ow, Band, Glee Club, I-mi, Chorus, Y-Teen-1,2,3,1,, Declan 1-2. Instnmentel 8010-3. Pep Club, Paper starr-4, -, xii ,, ,l. v, m Q'- , 1.1. yn, ' . - 1' I I , -313-L., . Q r . , . LQ- 4 , - Qi-. , ,, V , lv at - .L TY J Merrille Wit canes in small peek- ages. Hi-Y-l,L. Bese- ball, Track-2.!4x'd. Chdrf Glee Club, Paper Staff and Annual Staff-A. Earl Barber l In spite of all the learned Inv! said,I still Robert Shoemaker I shall be content what ever happens! Ftball, Hi-Y-1. Baseball-2,3,l,, Basketball-3. keep my own op:Ln1m. Ft- ball-2,3,Lo Baktball-3. Track, Baseball-3,l+.M!d. chorus, Glee Club-4, Ramona Dyke 'How wise are they, that are fools in lon. Glee C1ub,Y-Teen, Band-1,2,3, 4. Class Off.-l,3. Maud. Chorus, Baktball-1,2,3. Track-l,3,l,.Annua1Sta.t'f- 2,l,. Class Play'-3. Soft- m1l'3,LeY-Taefl. vorrfsey PepC1ub V.Pres., Office, and Paper Staff-4. 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Mxd.Ohorus, Glee Club-3,l,, Paper Staff-L. Donald Queen When I became a nan, I'11 forget nw childish thoughts. Bakunn, H1- !, hseball-l,2,3,l,. P+,- ball Student Manager-1. Claes Play, Track-3. An- nual, Paper Staff, Hi-I SOCe 4e Wendell Dlmsdon Men are great in their osm opinion. Bslctbell- 1,2,3,L. Baseball-1,3,L. Hi-Y-'2,3,L.C1assP1ay- 3 . -so 'YQ' Harriette Lybarger 'Lether denee,e:Lng, and pound the piano and she will be happy. hui, Bektball, G1eeG1ub, Maui. Chorus, I-Teen, T1-eeb-1, 2,3,L. Class Play, Ulase Treas.-3. Cheerleader, So1o,Sext.ette, Softball- a,4. Drum rnamm. POP Club, Gir1's Sporyn Ed- it0l'e Gwen Aman Iloetlyheerb, butI know where it il.' I- Teen-1,2,3,4.Blktba11-2. Qlee Olub, lbnd.Uhorue4, 3,l..Annua1 Staff, Track- 3,-L. School Daze Staff, Pep Club-4, . -A , - .,...,f' --' F- 1 gy: ,Y T Y W A 9 Alb IUNIURS 'r F-1 , 1 im asf' JUNdiOQ,,,C,L AM-5 , Miss ,X Z Riino' 'si' Q mgiaf fmgwg its ..fA'k: v k K, Q ffm s., if L.. do rw, Rose Adams Lawrence Bourn Eber Brandt Wanda Clapper Jill Cowden 3 M x - A my -I i ?,LL V lvl x Rhodes, Sponsor , , , - A 5 Q. ' ' K I' M ,.., .mfr Ruth Davis Francis Foster ' . 16 , f 1 Q M ad F.. pg, ,sb 4 ,C ' X if O 1 a 9 - 5 J v 1 rx . K in 1 Y Warren Howard Ted Roxio Carol Patton Reid Polton Virginia Sego Lois Straughn Faye Timson Q y, Q 'fy Q SRM, ,f 1' . y at l- 3 f f ..a V ,' 1 fs af f A ' ,l 2 .Tack Swisher Don Ulm Dick Whitehill Betty Wise 'Frances Wise Helen wi JUNIOR CLASS lFFICERS President Jill Couden Vice President Carol Patton Secretary Frances Wise Treasurer Reid Polton .wg M Q SQ Peggy Killian . 3 P tgp l' F if ,j g Q: . . 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X X k XX XX X 1 If f SOPHOMORES First Row-Left to right:Eldon Harmon, Dennis Watson, Pat Adamson Albert Watts, Richard Eaton, Donald Yates, Joe Bateman Second Row-Mr. Beach, Spns., Jo Ann Bennett, Alice Tackett, Sh- errie Sutton. Arlene Christensen, Shirley Bachler, Eilene Wise, Darlene Wolkins, Mary Lou Quimby, Margaret Scott Third Row-Dale Rice, Max Asman, Larry Gaylord, Gary Jennings,Don- ald Carlburg, Joe Bateman, Carl Seegar. FRESHMEN First Row-Left to right: Verda Whitehill, Sherry Nelson, Maxine Carter, Pat Bourn, Elizabeth Darrah, Dalene Anderson, Geneva Rea- fling, Betty Dresher, Veda Whitehill Second Row-Shirley Starr, Delores Bell, Rae Maureen Brown, Larry Tritsch, Roger Wolfe, David Mackey, Gary Blackburn, Milan Shaw,Lo- uis Smith, Richard Hammers, Doreen Van Scyoc, Bonnie Swett Third Row-Donna Maxwell, David Hummel, Richard Boyer, James Wat- son, Donald Hankins, Mr. Carl, Spns., Harry Jones, Kenneth Clark, Gordon Scherer, Ann McCurdy .f-. M. .-..., 1 --un- 1...- . . 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Lnsportersz Richard Bass, Bruce Blackburn, gziyllis Bownes,Carol 1'at-n!,,,C,, L 9? 5 ton, Reid Polton, Jerry Smith, Twila Bell, d Wolkins Laverne and Q 5 TISIA N X N fy tysx,xf!1 N tw , , Eleanor Bateman, Editor-in-Chief, Phyllis Bow-nes, Assistant Edit- ,fig if! or, Reid Polton, Business Manager, LaVerne Knierim, Boys' Sports ' N',n 'QW f Editor, Harriette Lybarger, Girls' Sports Editor, Peggy Killian, f A Ngx Activities Editor, Photography Editor Ramona Dyke. A lf' Staff: Don Ulm, Joe Hetzel, Bud Wolkins, Carolyn Whitney, Twila l Bell Do ld Qu , na een, Carol Patton, Donna Kempton, Jeannette White- Kg l- hill, Jerry Smith, Jill Cowden, Gwen Asman, Richard Bass, Bruce , ,1 f t Blackburn, Mr. Schneider, Sponsor. u o V ,, jtf,fZ5J ' ' iff' n o.2'yYif ul g P ' W P EF , ik! ga ,1 iii 11. VV ' 11 v A 7 i K K 3724037 V iii 4 'vliib' V Y .Y f - :gif k X '9 T f-if 'I -TEEN Officers right. 'oo left: Advisor ----------- --- Hrs. 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V.-M , .-... ,LVM N..-..,., ,U ,,,,,,. .. .-,. V M... . .Y W-,-.. . , . , , , MIXED CHORUS Front Raw-Left to Right--L.Tritsch, C.Seeger, 3.B1a0kbl1rn, J.Batema.n, P.Adamscm, A.Wa.tts, B.Wolkins, D.Wat.son, R.Bass. Second Row-A.Tackett., M.E11io'b't,, Fdlise, C.Patton, E.Darrah, S.Ne1son, V. White- hill, D.Be1l, V.whitehill, D.Maxwe1l, S.Starr, J.Bennett, M.Scott, D.Kempton. Third Row-Hm.Fankhauaer, P.Kil1ion, V.Sego, J .Whitehi1J., P.Bownes, E.Bateman, T. Bell, G. Asman, E. Wise, M. Quimby, S.Baoh1er, A.Christensen, D.Anderscun, D. Van Scyoo, R.Brosm, B.Swett, D.Wo1kins, H.Lybarger, Mrs. Fankhaueer. Back Row-D.Whiteh1.1l, J. Swisher, F.Fos'ber, E.Barber, J .Watson, D.F.:lco, B.B1sck- bum, L.Knierdm, M.Asma.n, T.Horxie, R.Po1ton, L.DuVa1, J .Smi'bh, E.Bra.nd't,. BAND 1' Q55 Front Row-Left to Right-Baton-'hdrlers-M.L. Quimby, V.Wh:lteh:L11, H. Lybarger, M. Scott. Second Row-V.Sego, C. Patton, J .Bennett, D.Be1.1, J'.Watson, E.Bateman, T.Bo11, M. Elliott, D.E1liott, R.Broun, D.Wo1kins, S.Su'bton. Third Row-P.K:I.11ion, R.Dyke, D.Jones, G.C1apper, J.Cowden, M.Shaw, Mr.Fankha.uaor, R.Po1ton, E.De.rre.h, L.DuVa.1, S.Queen, D.Bouer, V.Whiteh:L11, S.Ne1son, S.Baohler. Back Row-D.El1iott, A.Hall, D.S1o'bhower, D.Rioe, D.Whitehi1l, P.Adamson, B.Swett, D.Watson, A.Chriatensen. QUSIMLZQCTI VIE 1 Q q1:ff1:'rr 'gf5+f Y .... .. M, Q H F, , ' ' , ,, -..-YY ' , , Y +V ...fr V, , ,T ., , A V 4 Y, 5, 5 Y Y V V A Y S5 E 15. -ii' FE 5 ,Y,'tIL ,f Tf ,,Q.....' ....-. ,Y ' ' 1' ', 3. ig ' A..- ' 'TLV A ,, .-.. . H V Y A 3 V . iw., . ik i HG , I-,X 1 Q 4l ' ,, A? Q ,V , . :wx W- QM A , J W- -- :' . Y. ,,,.,...,.,...........,,.. ...-,,,,.....,. -r V- --- , ...,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,.,,,, , ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,..,,.....,.....,..,....,.,......, ...W .....-1.............,,,...... BOYS GLEE CLUB First row: Cleft to right! Larry Tritsch, Carl Seeger, Joe Bateman, Joe Blackburn, Pat Adamson, Bud Wolkins. Second row: Mr. Fankhauser, Dick Whitehill,Dale Rice, Francis Foster, Albert Watts, Jim Watson, Jerry Smith, Larry DuVal, Dennis Watson. Third row: Jack Swisher, Max Asman, Earl Barber, Bruce Black- burn, Reid Polton, Ted Hoxie, Laverne Knierim. GIRLS GLEE CLUB 1 .hw 5 First row: Cleft to rifghtl Mary Elliott, Frances Wise Eliza- I beth Darnah, Sherrie Nelson, Verda Whitehill, Delores Bell, Veda Whitehill, Maxine Carter, Donna Kempton. Second row: Mrs. Fankhauser, Twlla Bell, Phyllis Bownes,Alioe Tackett, Jo Ann Bennett, Margaret Scott, Mary Lou Quimby, Shirley Bachlep, Dalene Anderson, Doreen Van Scyoc, Pat Bourm Shirley Starr, Donna Maxwell. Third row: Peggy Killion, Virginia Sego, Helen Wise, Carol Patton, Eileen Wise, Arlene Christensen, Eleanor Bateman, Gwen Asman, Ramona Dyke, Jeanette Whitehill, Darlene Wolkins, Har- riette Lybarger, Bonnie Swett, Rae Maurene Brown. W W 21 E ALy f' '-WQ T-K gm , 5 :ff , -- ,,2? ? gl AV I A . - 79 .jf i N A fri QV . , S fi! W B T.H.S. Pep Club Eront row left to right: .Bachler, Scott, Bennett, Quimby, Carter, Nelson, Verde Whitehill, Veda Hhitehlll, Cowden, Elliott, Dresher. Second row left to right: E. Wise, Tackett, H. Wise, Davis, Sago, Killion, Christensen, Dar- rah, Reafling, Van Scyoc, Anderson, Straughn, Brown, Swett, B.Wise, Patton, Bourn, Sutton. Back row left to right: Miss Rhodes, F. Wise, D. Bell, Mc Curdy, Wolkins, Lybarger, Bownes, Ts Bell, Adams, Bateman, Asman, Whitehill, Dyke, Whitney, Kempton, St8PP,M8IW611, Clapper. School Song Fight for dear old Tabor, raise her colors high, Cheer for dear old Tabor, for her our love will never die, Up with the old school spirit, down with the do or die, We'll fight! fight! fight! for Tabor, And raise her colors to the sky. CH ERLEADERS Poltbn Bateman Killion Lybarger watsun Wolkins P53 LMWWWE Alum by ,gag AwwnwwmmiiwlwmlMwst-V EWMEWWMME. MX W: Z MQMWEMK W-iv .MMMfmWMEfWHN'HMWxMqjL4 Wn1WMWmmjmMMmwu4H Uwwnwimmlrpww wlwvgrwLIHHWVHNWJV M A? 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V V ,H :A W VY VVWMAWVEHV wig V my My -V K V F-VV h nk, - K1 W M6 in W : - mi W jrzi :ni LEE :NM MW w 2 A E - T -: N, mf :A A H VV T VL H 7 W - W H Q Y :Y in in wr .NNY M V iw WWW hw Y V 7 V W I VY 1 1 eV7+YiWL Srjriuwwnlwnrrr-lr YA W mn V Q YJ: ,V V in Yrvlilwwuhm U-lrrdmrimrr V-rw: V W YV V N A- Y W mig gm : E mg 5 E l MEMiWi I J T 4 if M5 A A M Q 5 2 EV- 13- :MW g -N 9 d M i Q Y An Y, Y in -W YV VZ, M W 4 w 5 dl ,fr ni: A Y VV VT 'IQ' I V p YV I V in A t V it ME Wfrilim I7 may M ? w j H V VW . V in if W WgE ?iv ifL' WWmggW g1?i?ig5fEi 5AwgQ 5 4 :ip E km 'G1RLS Left to right: Mrs. Fankhauser, Virginia Sego, Eleanor Bateman, Herriette'Lybarger, JoAnn Bennett, Bonnie Swett, Twila Bell rettes First Row: left to rightg Veda White- hill, Mary Beth Munsinger, Delores Bell, Sherry Nelson, Verde Whitehill, Mary Elliott, Sherry Sutton. Second Row: left to rightg Mr. Thorn- hill, coach, Jill Cowden, Peggy Killion, Reid Polton, Dennis Watson, Harrie'tte Lybarger. f , Y V'e5fffi5Tf1z':1z15f:.- Qi gts,w?m2e S. V. Verda Whitehill M. Quimby M. Scott Bachler P. Killion H. Lybarger CDrum Majorettel Deelgm SE XTE T N H fy EZ it l ATHLETICQ L nb-uhm: N, Football 'lzeom ... i he r First row, left to right: Robert Morrow, Harry Jones, Earl Barber, Buck Foster, Bruce Blackburn, Larry Gaylord, Jack Swisher, Jerry Smith. Second row: Warren Howard, Pat Adamson, Lewis Smith, Don Hankins, Larry Duval, Joe Hetzel, Vern Smith, Dick Whitehill, Carl Seeger, Robert Boone . Albert Watts was not present the day this picture was taken. SCORE BOARD orronsur 39 Shelby 32 27 Randolph 13 53 Thurman 6 7 Chester LQ 13 College Springs 33 1 3 Co in 5 1+ 27 New Market 13 19 Farragut Ll The Tabor Blue .Tay team gif had a good season thisyear , '7 under their new coach, Mr. A if Arch Beach. They won four 4 S games and lost four games. .3 The team defeated Randolph and Thurman for the first Ayyy time since the ear o 47. We won three con- ifiigf 59 ference games and lost three. ?i??WffQfV lsaazfrssi igyfgff BOB MORROW is . ,,.ig5ff4?g.tfyr7'.f' 1 , asf? .r . H2w,f,f-fA', 4. at BRUCE BLAC KBURN Bruce played the posi tion of Full-back on Blue Jay team this He also made the All Eff? 49 47 team at an end position. Jerry Smith Bruce Blackburn Larry DuVal Earl Barber Joe Hetzel .L-HIV W-. il 1 f 'ii I 5-3' fi. i 5 5? i A f Q Basketball 3 The Bluejays had 16 men on the team this season. There were ll of them from last season's team and five new ones. The first game of the season was with Sidney who defeated us 23 to 2O. We were defeated in the next four games and won the four games after that. Then we lost to Glenwood and Farragut and wound'mpthe season by winning the last three games. The Bluejays were defeated by Sidney in the county tournament by the score of 27 to 20. Then in the sectional tournament Ham- burg defeated the Bluejays, 32 to 27. Donald Queen and Buck Foster were elected co-captains. Gary Blackburn and Reid Polton were student managers. BOYS' BASKETBALL SCHEDULE DATE TABOR OPPONENT SCORE aNov 20 Sidney 23 Nov 21 Traynor L1 wDec lk Hamburg 8 Dec 0 Coin 9 wDec 28 Riverton 31 DSC 33 Thurman 21 aDec 38 Bartlett 20 Dec 3h Percival 31 wDec 3 Thurman 24 Jan. 0 Essex 3h Jan . 18 Glenwood 513. wJan. 25 Farragut wJan. 33 Percival 3 aJan 31 Randolph 21 Feb 25 Farragut S3 Feb 25 Malvern 23 wConferencegmws played Team First row, left to right: Larry DuVal, Dale Rice, Donald Queen, Buck Foster, Gary Jennings, Joe Hetzel, Dick Whitehill, Donald Yates. Second row: Reid Polton, David Gregory, Wendell Dunsdon, Carl Seeger, James Watson, Coach Arch Beach, Larry Gaylord, Max Asman, Milan Shaw, David Hommel, Gary Blackburn. mg' E UE, Q.. ' 5 F' 1179! my E Q2 :U ,5 -HQ if 3: :H 4 W' 1 'ffl ,Z Q iiwhi , QW-H H 'W' il 54 -' , E 2 5 5'-:V ' ' 4' , , 2 . Q, P '-'. ' L. ,, ,, ,Q-Efiiif, F W' 'A BASKEl',BAL ITS Q ,Bottom row, left to right: Virginia Se- o, Mary Quimby, E1- eanor Bateman, Twila Be1l,Phy11is Bownes ,Margare t Scott . Second row, left to Wight: Francis Wise tudent Mgr. Donna f axwell, ,Arlene Christensen, Shirley Bachler, Eileen lise, Rae Maureen Brown, Veda White- h111, ur. F. w. Schneider, Coach. Third row, left to right: Bonnie Swett, fDa1ene Anders on, inoreen VanSQcyoc,E1-' izabeth Darra h, '53 Jeanette Whitehill, fW X -Darlene Wol kins, 3 4 Harriette Lybarger. i H 1 ix-A K 9, is . Tabor high school girls' basketball team Nov Randolph- here 2 2 had a better record, percentagewise, in con- FNov Sidney- here Sl 25 ference play than in total games. With a 6-2 :Dec Hamburg- herel36 18 win-loss record in the league, the girls end- Dec Coin- there ll hl ed the season with a percentage of .750. In -A-Dec Riverton-there 29 23 the total record, though, the Bluejayettes Dec Thurman- there 26 37 7-7 record amounts to a percentage of .5oo. PeDec Bartlett-there 'LL6 25 In county tournament play they were upset y Dec Percival- here 28 25 by Percival the first night by s. score of moec Thurman- here 31 39 37-35. They did better in the sectional by Jan. Glenwood- here 36 37 defeating Strahan M5-hl the first night, but :eJa,n, Farragut- here 17 M2 were beaten in the Semi-finals by Randolph Jan, Randolph-there L8 21 by the small margin of 3 points, 38-hl. In Feb Percival-there 27 17 the finals they took fourth place as Thurman ern- her 2 outplayed them 31L'lLO. This years captains are Lybarger and Bell. X .,. 44 3 ,,-' F ,.-f A . , Q' 3 BOYS PATROL x 1 I V,,. , Seated, left to right, Donald Wolkins, Chuck Brown, Tony Big- gerstaff, Neal Nelson, Wayne Rubenking, Ronald Sharp, Arnold Hall, Donald Elliott. Standing, Phillip Melton, Geanpaul Clapper, Douglas Slothower, Freeman Bertelson, Mr. Trewet, sponsor, Chuck Lintner, captain, Larry Sego, Conway Biggerstaff, Jesse Hetzel. David Bower. GRADE SCHOOL STUDENT COUNCIL Seated, left to right, Dorothy Elliott, Jeffery Fulton, Warren Dyke, Kenneth Delevan, Duane Hampton, Randall Seeger. Standing, left to right, Betty Tobin, Viola Devore, Julia King- solver, Freeman Bertelson, Geanpaul Clapper, Douglas Slothower, Ann Retzlaff. f-1 f , :.. fi 1 -... JUNIOR HIGH GIRLS' BASKETBALL JUNIOR HIGH BOYS' BASKETBALL Front row, left to right, JoAnn Howard, Betty Tobin, Mary Ann Rob- inson, Joycelyn Bownes, JoE1len Anderson, Dorothy Elliott. second row, left to right, H . Thornhill, coach, clarabell Jones, lary Alice Dalton, Viola Devore, Marjorie Taylor, Jane Patton. Top row, left to right, sandra Queen, Ann Retzlatf, Doris Carnes, Rosalee Hiatt, Donna Jones. Front row, left to right, Duane Rubenking, Donald Wolkins, Harold Jennings, Arthur Bateman, Ray Robinson, Bobby Wolkins, Donald E1- 0 Second row, left to right, David Bowers, Jesse Hetzel, Kenneth lalston, Freeman Bertelson, Chuck Lintner, Arnold Hall, Kenneth Delevan. Top row, left to right, Wayne Rubenking, Donald Swisher, Geanpaul glifigg: Larry Sago, Conway Biggerstaff, Douglas Slothower, Rodger 'A ,F . I 5 ,--1 I 5'-, , if A I, -:V '15 GRADE SCHOOL FACULTY Front row, left to right: Miss Smith, Mrs. Whitehill, Miss McDermott, Mrs. Thornhill, Miss Hood. Second row: Mrs. Dodd, Mrs. Kingsolver, Mr. Trewet CPr1ncipn1L Mr. Fankhauser, Mrs. Fankhauser, Mrs. Schneider. EIGHTH GRADE xx f .M xxx X 53 . I Front row, left to right: D. Wolkins, K. Delevan, G. Clappen L. Sago, C. Lintner, D. Bowers, A. Hall, R. Kilpatrick. Second row: Mrs. Schneider, M. Taylor, C. Jones, Mr. Trewet, R.Hiatt, J. Anderson, Mrs. Fankhauser. Back row: J. Bownes, S. Queen, M. Robinson, V. Devore, J. 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SIXTH GRADE wmwwgzfflk-'M 'w First row, left to right Albert Boone, Ray Robinson, Bobby Wolkins, Harvey Jennings, Mary Jane Wilkins, Rosalie Tillman, Fanchon Baily, Connie White, . Second row, left to right, Mrs. Thornhill, Margaret Utterback, Karen MacDonald, Charlene Powers, Leta Mae Reed, Carolyn Mc- Clure, Neoma Boyer, Ramona Boyer, Phyllis Carter, Delores Douglass. Third row, left to right, Duane Rubenking, Dale Hampton, Jun- ior Record, Harold Jennings, Leonard Worchester, Roger Killkn, Darrel Hankins, Arthur Bateman, James White. ll Wan 3 25 E. S22 E' E, 3, I, ,..-...... . ,.,,-.....-.....- ir gg 'X QE 351 S- nt., is gg, 2' vu -il' ...A iz: ,, -if S PLL -ii :Lg 1 il in 21 F23 E is QI ag Eg 3, gr, 'Qi 51 5.-, , V-.V - g,,.3p-IW wort, 5 f . 'Q ' .':..,,.-' 'lgffiiviii FIFTH GRADE Front Row, left to right: Nancy Lybarger, Louise White, Leota Melton, Carolyn Carnes, Twyla Blackburn, Darlene Record, Janet Eaton, Muriel Baggs. Second Row, left to right: Fred Speciale, Jeffrey Fulton, Lyle Delavan, Neal Nelson, Donald Wolfe, Tony Biggerataff, Ronnie Sego, Miss Hood. Back Row, left to right: Johnny Barbour, Charles Brown, Larry Hankins, Allen Kearns, Ronald Sharp, Larry Walston, Dwight Smith, Paul Retzlaff, Sammy Robinson, Larry Foster. Absent: Gary Yates, Charles Rubenking, Stanley Dalrimple, Donald Knierime FOURTH GRADE First Row, left to right: George Speciale, Vernon Bolinger, Larry Davis, Maxine Carnes, Judy Kearns, Keva Bateman, larcella Fosten Second Row, left to right: Jimmy Wylie, Barbara Swisher, larie Carter, Sally Hoxie, Clara Smith, Carolyn Powers, Norma Gaylord, Eugene White, Mrs. Whitehill. Back Row, left to right: Ronnie Williams, Steven Spencer, Randy Seeger, Floyd Williams, Eugene Miller, Billy Dalrymple, Stevie Sago, Darrell Cotter, Bruce Bloedel. Iii, i 3' if 1 W, s' E jr. . I 1 ,, :W Ei, 3 , ..,, , Y V . 5, , ,, ,R 1 Y, . 'L' ffzf , . . la 11L1C ge.- V g -i , , - , W . ,, ........,, sin- H -,., , ,A V-. . W N, M.. , , - 7 . ..,.,. ill, V -- -- - . -f V Y .- . V 5 5 S,- . ,., -Y , ,,., ., , 1.-,-,. --.. -M...-., 55 ,. , .--V ? if , . , . -.,,..,.- -fkri, N THIRD GRADE Front row: Martha Robinson, Norma Walston, Louise Hiatt, Janice Pousch, Sharon Starr, Loraine Hall, Terry Buckles, Cecilia Bollinger. Second row: James Taylor, Stevie Barber, Judy Nelson, Judy Ross, Twila Kesterson, Roberta Bloedel, Larry Lybarger, Michael Ficten Third row: Junior Taylor, Roger Bartholomew, Gary Vanatta,Donald Cotter, Patrick Lorimer, Larry Stockman, Frederick Bartholemew, Miss McDermott. SECOND GRADE .asia 3 fwlnwn . ny if Front row: Sally Thornhill, Ray Wylie, Jackie Foster, Jerry Polston, Bernadine Study, Stanley Wolkins, Judy Stockman. Second row: David Dyke, Keith Swisher, Myrna Kesterson, Merrilee Darrah, David Bloedel, David Tillman, Delores Bachler. Third row: Miss Smith, Linda Queen, Rose Mae Reeder, Sharron Bownes, Nancy Phillips, Randall Sutton, Susie Cotter, Rena Hankins, Johnna Heck. Those absent when this picture was taken are: Gary Van Scyoc, Carl Jene Rubenking, Jimmie Bell, Anita White, Ronald Boyer. E , 2 -,- -iff' g -,, 4. 1 -Y. QM -391. .,g: - - 55. ? E? 2 if ' dh- -, 3 -an EQ, 33 5 j . 4 :E FIRST GRADE 5 XD Y First Row-Left to Right: JoAnn Walston, Judy Scott, Marilyn Record, Dianna Maxwell, Patricia Lybarger, Jean Kearns, Dianne Wolfe. Second Row: Patty Bird, Shirley Jennings, Jane Slothower, Judy Starr, Sherry Smith, Pniscilla Wilkins, Mary Rosentrater. Third Row: Darrell Ruse, Dennis Vanatta, Larry Nelson, Stephen Schneider, Mrs. Kingslover, Carolyn Kempton, Carolyn Melton, Randall McDonald. Absent Joy Retzlaff PRIMER GRADE First Row-Left to Right: Phyllis Sharp, Ariel Rosentrator, Lore Spencer, Roger Kesterson, Johney Robinson, Sharon Rex, Karen Penny, Judy Baggs, Judy Bower, Billy Watson, Keith Dylse. 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