Valley Center High School - Hornet Yearbook (Valley Center, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1953 volume:

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M4 f' ' '- FORWARD Our future has now begun Agatn a door swrngs wrde A promrse yet a challenge too And we meet rt wrth joy and prlde Through thrs open door we see a path That wlnds as the years unfold We shall Journey along on our lrps a song We face all wrth our hearts so bold Wrth memorles so happy and gay Our teachers our frlends and our classmates all Studres partres classes and play We love the dear school days gone by And loyal to them we shall be The lessons you ve taught and the goodness you ve brought Wrll brrghten our future wrth glee Ofllei VALLEY CENTER HIGH SCHOOL Valley Center Kans For the future we face and face rt we must The path we shall walk wrth frrm tread Unfalterrng s eps strengthed by farth Shall stand each of us rn good stead As our future begrns and we brd you farewell Our hearts rrng out boldly rn song Brddmg us all to hasten forth Into a world we shall help to make strong Out toward the golden rule Toward hopes toward courage toward farth and toward trust As we say goodbye dear old school You wlll lrnger forever rn thoughts of pure gold May our loyalty always be true Your banner we ll hold dear Purple and gold As we bow and say fondly Adteu Thrs annual IS to be ded rcated to the late Mr Lester Greenbank The charrman of the School Board, who dred thrs year 7953 . . , . We face these years ahead of us Forward we go in search of good- I . . I I . i 9 'T Q' Sid!! TOP ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Bob Wills, Photographer: Martin Updegraff, Ass't. Bus. Mgr. g Jim Nelson, Ass't. Bus. Mgr. g Ronald Courtney, Ass't. Sports Editorg Bob Janssen, Ass't. Sports Editorg Gene Mann, Business lwianagerg Jack lledriell, Sports Editorg Marlin Roeder, Ass't. Production Mgr. Nancy Sehuessler, Aetivitiesg Editorg Jack White, Ass't. Organization Editorg Connie Dellinger, Organization Editorg Sara Jane Duerson, Ass't. Activities Editorg Betty Wright, Ass't. Literary Editor. BOTTOM ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Darlene Galle, Ass't. Editor in Chiefg Barbara Moore, Production Managerg Mar Drake, Literary Editor: Mrs. Fitzgerald, Supervisory Delores Ryno, Pliotographyg Deborah Spencer, Arts Editorg Jeanie Thurman, Editor-in-Chiefg Wilberta Nevin, Ass't. Organization Editor. W Pl 1 i +P 'di N I 3 501 ll Y A .xdclnfzinidfrallion llm Y JOHN I. SWARD Superintendent af?-Q. ROGENE CARTER and LOIS BLACK Office Secretaries , r e z L 3 l Byron Rowell, Directorg Mildred Chamberlain, Russell Lewis, Clerkg Walter Hickerson, Albert Bacheld er, Treasurer. 3 L. E. ENTERLINE Principal Iv . it - X 'Q' ,V N ' ' 0014? , cg, 4: I. MILDRED R. ANDERSON Social Science. B. S., Bethany College: M.A. , Teachers College, Columbia University. CHARLES V. BRANCH Music. B.S. in Music, Kansas State College, Manhattan. L. L. CROW Industrial Arts. B. S. , Kansas State Teachers Collegeg Wayne, Nebraska. ESTELLA DAWSON English. A. B., Wayne State Teachers College, Wayne, Nebraska. DOROTHY L. FITZGERALD English, Speech. A.B., Ottawa University. MA RY S. HA DLEY Social Science. A. B. , Friends University. HELEN M. HIGGINS Home Economics. B.S. in Education, Emporia State Teachers College. ALMA R. MQLAUGHLIN Librarian. B.S. in Education, Emporia State Teachers College. M. C. MITCHELL Driver Ed., Mathematics. B.S. in Education, Emporia, State Teachers College. IYRTLE B. NICHOLSON H. M. NUCKOLLS Arr, Dramaticg, Mathematics, Athletics. B. , Wichita University, A.B. Wichita University. 32:51 5'7- Q. If 1 Vi' ,QFD Q BQ' fs-fx! il ELEANOR L. PATRICK Commerce. A.B., Friends University. L. V. ROGERS Science, Mathematics. B. S. , McPherson College ...af R, W. SUTPHIN Physical Ed., Science A.B. in Education, University of Wichita. W 'x M. X5 en for add O Kcerfi Nothing is more sill than silly laughter. JANET MARIE HULL, Treasurer A picture is a poem without words. fiYE WW?3i s s i, l5?flf? PHILIP ALAN LAVENDER, President V, E I do not wish to run for President in 1954. 1 . Q' . ELMER ROGERS, Vice-President 5 lg- R d ' d h 1' ' f 1 d . 4 - eason an ju gment are I c qua rues o a ea er 7 ' iv' ROBERTA EMMART, Secretary A N HATTAN VALLEY CHEVROLET t tr ts - CENTER Valley Center, EFLAERVhiETEgii Kansas E. Carl .Tones Manager Valley Center Kansas The Senior Class of 1953 had 39 graduates, Earl Rogers making the 39th He was not with them in person, but was with them in spirit, they were sure. Under the able sponsorship of Miss Anderson, the class raised SZ, OOO in '53 for their trip to Florida. They raised close to Sl, O00 on magazine sales alone. They had picture shows, a fun night, concession stands, food sales, and their play Along Came Spring Along with the trip to Florida they had as their theme for the Reception Come with us to Florida . The auditorium was decorated with red and white streamers, a Fountain of Youth, a beach scene, and a lawn scene of Florida. Highlighting their last year at Valley Center the class won first honors at the school field day. 5 afea GEORGE MANN SERVICE 61st and Broadway Wichita, Kansas JA X Mobilgas and Mobiloil JACK HEDRICK Mingle a little folly with your wisdomg and then is pleasant. BARBARA MOORE A11 this and Heaven too. PAUL EUGENE MANN Every woman is my victim. WAYNE BENJAMIN MCFADDEN There was never a saint with red hair. WILBERTA BETTS NEVIN Right boy? There ain't no such thing. BLLL MILNE Ships are but boards, sailors but men. VERA RHOADES Hitch your wagon to a star. MERLE J. NELSON Once a gentleman, always a gentleman VANDA RIGGS A cheerful look makes a dish a feast. JERRY JOE NICKOLAS All mankind loves a lover. DELORES MAE RYNO One today is worth two tomorrows. 117 1 href' gl 6l6JlflCLfQJ EDWARD REFFNER We are here today and gone tomorrow. NANCY SCHUESSLER A good laugh is sunshine in a house. MARLIN F. ROEDER When the cat's away, the mice will play. DEBORAH SPENCER It's clever, but is it art? MARTIN UPDEGRAFF l wonder what fool it was that first invented kissing. EDA STANFIELD Speech is silverg silence is golden. ROBERT CHARLES WILLS I awoke one morning and found myself famous. IEANIE THURMAN If you would be loved, love and be lovable. JACK D. WHITE I would never advise anyone to go to war or to marry. BILLIE MARIE WALLACE I am happier than I know. CLAUDE WYNN A woman is only a woman, but a good cigar is a smoke BETTY ANN WRIGHT Good humor makes all things tolerable. KANSAS FARM LIFE INSURANCE CO. Farm Bureau Mutual Insurance Co. Elvin F. Hull, Agent Wichita, 15, Kansas Ira:- .ff Q Shelby Leatherman President 41 Martha Sue Lovett Vice President Melv in Heubach Secretary 81 Treasurer lfLl'lL0l LCQFJ The Junior Class had 48 members in 1953 with Mrs Higgins as their sponsor They were an active class and won many honors They won 3rd on field day Forrest Miller took first in the Sumwick League and 3rd inthe state track meet with his mile run Rosalyn Rowell got Girl Representative and Mary Lou Dysart was Basketball Queen Their main project for the year was the Jr Sr Banquet and they worked hard to raise money for it Their finance activ ities included food sales concession stands picture shows and their play Little Women As a banquet theme they chose 'Evening in Paris' and dec orated the gymnasium with blue streamers an Eiffel Tower street scenes of Paris and a fountain VALLEY CENTER IGA DELLINGER BARBER SHOP Valley Center Kansas If n0t tell me Valley Center Kansas 9 A I J . . ' ll ' ll Quality Groceries and Meats If satisfied tell others TOP ROW Phrpps Newkrrk Urbrn Marvln Ingles Hartman Heubach R Scrrvner Frazec Crrsler Racette Stout Leatherman Tennyson SECOND ROW E Mahrn Mueller Boswell R Mahrn Castor McMullen Wrlson Thompson Whrtesrde Smrth Mrller Ryno THIRD ROW Stafford Paul Baxter McDanLel Roberts Swafford Sweeny Grrffrth Marlon Ingles M Scrrvner Rowell Carter Applegate BOTTOM ROW Flores Wrrght Fann Cody Lovett Menefee Johnson Dysart Whrte Stern Underwood D111 I-lrggrns Sponsor untord .Tumor Chapel If T, orlganque Senl Jufllor .Tumor Play , . - 2 'Q T 1 1 sq, A .- 43 L 'Y 1 1 . . ti i ' 4 x 1 5,23 A N l ' W .V ' . 2 :LW ' f. S l Q 'C , , L ' . 'R . ,- I, ,, - ' A 1 , 'fl - ' ' K P V . Q 1 N N - . . . w , , , . , . , ' Q 5 h 1 I 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 1 - I 1 1 I 1 1 I 1 1 ' ' 1 ' 1 l 1 - 3 1 1 1 D l x 1 v I b I . l ' I v I I 1 1 1 - . . - me 3 if 0 1 gg . L fl V 1 -I . X - I p . 1' ' T ' 4 4 Q' I E Q 'ku my 4 1:11 , . , I 5' ' ' ' A l-1 rs 2 f T - 1' . , A A 1 A y'34W5'v'iE3 ' I ' BRAKES? M nlnzzah T' 3 . fN if TOP ROW: Mears, Newton, Drake, Hinds, Stepp, Terry, Kohl, Strange, Cornell. SECOND ROW: Scott, McFadden, Johnson, Betsworth, Galle, Watkins, Garner, Corr. THIRD ROW: Nutter Greenup, Shelton, Moore, Sitts, C. Turner, Underwood. BOTTOM ROW: Bolan, Black Newcomer, Phillips, Wilson Murray, Tift, Burns, Mr. Mitchell. SIG 0I'l'l0I'e5 TOP ROW: Oyer, Almond, Kellogg, Duncan, Lehman, Shaw, Heubach. SECOND ROW: Krueger, Hull, Guthrie, Tiner, Thruston, Miller, Hotzinger, Barnes. THIRD ROW: McLaughlin, Blackwell, Metzger, Kirschner, Wheeler, Wright, Stephens, Courtney. BOTTOM ROW: Brown, Startzman, Fulkerson, Hopkins, Fry, D. Turner. .lk ,., 44 I K' Shirley fr '-x UC Atlas Again I, Jean K rs- 'fLook ad I , v IMI H685 So lS Lhxs Pals - Patsy Marilyn 9 r The Gang j ..l .. Xf X.. Ufifl woxifzgvv- S ,. TOP ROW: H. Carter, Drew, Houghton, Stout, Sterling, Janssen, Hancock. SECOND ROW: Robbins, Carpenter, Kahoe, Schultz, Schuh, Philbrick, Bullock, Springer. THIRD ROW: Alcorn, Schuessler, Boswell, Bright, Avery, Dodds, George. BOTTOM ROW: Sellers, Weaver, Cheney, Dorsey, North, Mr. Crow. 1 SPQJAHQQIQ THE VALLEY CENTER MOTOR CO. MASTER'S DRY GOODS CO. fSixes FORD Eightsi 227 E. Zlst Street Valley Center, Kansas and 2145 N. Broadway Dry Goods, Furnishings, and Shoes Wichita, Kansas TOP ROW: Beak, Hartman, Matson, Calahan, Tomlinson, Cowell, Dirks, Little, Dill. SECOND ROW: Urbin, Waugh, Hobaugh, Dysart, Self, Bennett, Anderson, Applegate, Drake. THIRD ROW: Wright, Nagel, Creed, Dick, Welsh, Murphy, R. White, Reffner, Retzlaff. BOTTOM ROW: Mr. Crow, B. Carter, O'Quin, McCain, Baird, Hoefgan, Synder, Packson, Scrivner, R. Carter, Nice. P ai TOP ROW Wllllams Robbms Balr Bergln C Johnson Duncan Wllson, Hlckerson, Nagel Fitzgerald SECOND ROW Lovette Caney Kessler Kellogg Plckle Boris James Z Wnght Metzger THIRD ROW Tomlmson Dlnmlck Blackwell Foxx Flores Smith Reynolds B Johnson BOTTOM ROW Connolly Brandt C Wrlght Rowell G Johnson Bastow Kallenbach Basil Mlss Nlcholson CWA Qi-a e Roger Rowell Tommy Sm1th Betty Lovette Vlce P1-esldent Pres1dent Secretary 81 Treasurer 15 , . O Ax 'I+ 4 AQ O ' , TOP ROW Spencer Wllllams Johnson Baker Kellogg Whlte Delker Byerly Phlhpps SECOND ROW Resnlk D Kehl Phllbrxck R Kehl Sweeney Coffman Wlldman Mlller Garner THIRD ROW James Reker Nltcher Self Wllson Oyer E Flores Black Turner BOTTOM ROW Basal C Flores Kasha S1'1'11Ih, Carter, Potts,Jacob, Schuessler Browmng M ass Hadley P Ronme Nltcher V1ce Presmdent QUQII 961612 1 .Toe W11son Larry Jacob P1-es1dent Secretary lk Treasurer 6 kgyjsflh ,, qw., V. s . ' S f : n 1.' Y, , W 1' In , 1,.,T1 . I .. 1 Cr 1 1 R 3 W 1 STUDENT COUNCIL TOP ROW Corr Stout Nelson Roeder SECOND ROW Urbm Applegate Cornell Rowell Rlggs BOTTOM ROW Mr Sward Nagel Hull Self Ollefnlllg Th1s year s student councll has made many strldes for ward 1n vo1c1ng student op1n1on A good Splrlt of co operat1on between students and admxmstratlon made poss1ble several outstandlng achlevements Among these accompllshrnents we f1nd the sponsor1ng of dances 1n honor of both the football and basketball queens t wh1ch our opponents of the homecommg games were 1nv1ted Our student counc1l also made lt poss1ble to elect a track queen F1e1d Day was renewed and a clean up day was plan ned These and other accornphshments were made poss1ble through the lnterest co operatlon and concern of the stu dent councll for 1ts fellow students 17 orne ,JU ,9l98l'lLl'lg PURPLE STAFF Editor Rosalyn Rowell Ass 't Editor Georgelyn White Sports R Racette F Stout Gossip S Underwood J Applegate Safety Grades P G H1 Y Features News Typing Bobby Frazee Martha Lovette E Mahin Wyvona Cody Raymond Scrivner Florence Stafford Shelby Leatherman Barbara Dill GOLD STAFF Editor Melvin Heubach Ass't Editor Allen Roberts Features Beverly Wr1ght Gossip J Wallace K Thompson Safety H1 Y Sports Music Hornettes P G Chapel Darrell Swafford Harold Newkirk F Miller E Tennyson Joanna Stein Martha Flores Mary Lou Dysart Jim Griffith TOP ROW Stout Racette Scrrvner Heubach Newklrk 2ND ROW Rowell Roberts Ryno Whiteside Leatherman Wilson Swafford Johnson 3RD ROW Ingels Stafford Mueller Scrlvner R Mahln E Mahm Lovette BOTTOM ROW D111 Underwood Stem White Applegate Carter Cody Sponser Mrs Frtzgerald O I a 4 Music .... . . Lloyd Wilson Grade News ..... Bonnie Carter y A LM 18 e Z E unior Ffa, xi ,E fm CAST fLltt1e Womenj TOP ROW: Dysart, Lovett, Stein. SECOND ROW: Stafford, Scrivner, Underwood. BOTTOM ROW: Carter, Rowell, White. i 5 PQJAWQ 8 I1 - ,SZIQAOHQOFQ CAST fKid Brotherj TOP ROW: Robbins, Dick, McFadden, Murray, al Bolan. BOTTOM ROW: Galle, Stepp, Johnson, g Oyer, Schuessler. f TOP ROW: S. Underwood, Oyer, Shaw, Almond, Cornell, Castor, Schuessler, Kohl, Emmart, Hartman, Matson, Boswell, E. Mahin, Mueller, Murphy. 2ND ROW: Kahoe, Beck, Drake, Fountain, Wilson, Retzlaff, Sitts, Dysart, Carpenter, I-ieubach, Miller, Rowell, Scott, M. Scrivner, Wallace, Ryno, Rhoades, R. White, Dick, Strange, R. Mahin, McFadden, Betty Wright. gRD ROW: Sellars, Springer, Jean Hull, Bonnie Carter, Applegate, Lovett, Stafford, Schuh, R. Wright, G. White, C. Turner, Murray, Nevin, Janet l-lull. 4TH ROW: Miss Patrick, Blackwell, Dill, Fry, Kirschner, Bolan, O'Quinn, Moore, Cody, Newcomer, Nagel, Stein, Phillips, Baird, Snyder, Black, Jackson, Galle, Dellinger, Burns, McLaughlin, D. Turner, Marshall. 5TH ROW: Bergin, Riggs, Ingels, Welch, Beverly Wright, Duerson, Reffner, Guthrie, l-loefgen, Robbins, Bright, Creed. 6TH ROW: Brown, Metzger, Betty Io Carter, Nice, Holtzinger, Wheeler, Tift, Krueger, R. Carter, North, Startzman, Flores. BOTTOM ROW: Barnes, McCain, Dorsey, L. Schrivner, Weaver, Sue Underwood, Spencer, Fann. The Purple and Gold Club is sponsored by Miss Eleanor Patrick. Membership is for any girl who wishes to join. Requirements are: to be a student of the upper four classes, attend all meetings, but one excused absence is permitted. Dues are twenty-five cents per semester. Meetings are held every other Thursday for the club and on the Thursday between, meetings are held for cabinet members only. The Program Chairman presents entertainment on every Thursday that the club meets. New officers are elected at the end of each year for the following year. Vanda Riggs President 5 ' wg as Q V-7 ,i Z5 Georgelyn White Nancy Schuessler Vice-President Sec. -Treas. ...L ...1 gm Cm TOP ROW Creel Wills Wynn Stepp Scrivner Jackson Lavender Racette McFadden 2ND ROW Heubach Tomlinson Tennyson Urbm Newkirk Terry Ingels Milne Hinds Nelson Phipps Roeder Leatherman Janssen Whiteside Frazee 3RD ROW Garner Dill R Courtney Hedrick Albrecht Rogers J Drake Duncan Kellogg Bettsworth Galle B Johnson Mann 4TH ROW Wilson Roberts Black Little Lehman Houghton Dirks Watkins Self Sterling Bennett Reffner Griffith Hartman 5TH ROW T Janssen Updegraff Drew Ttner Cort McDaniel Shelton White Thurston Mr Enterline BOTTOM ROW Paul Nutter D Drake Hobaugh Moore G Johnson D Courtney Hopkins get 41 1 A wf I ' . ,i l diffn. V. OFFICERS Phil Lavender Martin Updegraff Jim Nelson Bob Janssen Secretary President Vice President Treasurer Mr. L. E. Enterline sponsors this club for boys from the four upper grades who wish to become members of the Hi-Y Club. Hi-Y is a religious organization connected with the Y.M.C.A. The dues vary according to state requirements. Their meetings follow the schedule of the P. G. Club, with exception of days. The Hi-Y's meet on Tuesday. A representative is chosen from all schools, sponsoring this club, to represent the state in the National Meetings. State and local meetings are held in the Spring of the year. Rotating with the P. G. Club, they manage the football concessions in order to earn money for the party they sponsor in honor of the P. G. Club. The fall harvest idea was used as a theme for the party this year. ZZ 1 5' TOP ROW: Kessler, Nagel, Hickerson, Wilson, Duncan, C. Kellogg, Fitzgerald, Botts. 2ND ROW: Carey, James, Johnson, Carolyn Kellogg, S. White, Delker, Williams, Spencer. 3RD ROW: Wildman, Coffman, Phillipps, Z. Wright, Byerly, Garner, Lovette. BOTTOM ROW: Schuessler, Brandt, Potts, Metzger, Miller, C. Wright, Carter, Sponsor, McLaughlin. TOP ROW. Blackwell, Foxx, Williams, Bergin, Johnson, Bair, Baker, Robbins, J. Flores Meford. 2ND ROW: Reynolds, Sweeney, Tomlinson, Philbrick, R. Kehl, T. Smith, D. Kehl, Wilson, Resnik. 3RD ROW: Kallenbach, Turner, Oyer, Bastow, E. Flores, Self, G. Johnson, B. Johnson, Nitcher, Black, Sutphin. BOTTOM ROW: Basil, Kasha, James, Basil, Reker, Rowell, Connolly, Jacob, M. Smith, Browning, C. Flores. ird GIRLS GLEE CLUB TOP ROW: Sally Underwood, Oyer, C. Shaw, Almond, Cornell, Castor, Schuessler, Kohl, Emniart, Hartman, Matson, Boswell, E. Mahin, Mueller, Murphy. 2ND ROW: Wilson, Retzlaff, Sitts, Dysart, Carpenter, Hcubach, Miller, Rowell, Scott, Scrivner Wallace. Ryno, Phoades, R. White, Dick. 3RD ROW: Mr. Branch, Sellers, Springer, Jean Hull, Carter,'Applegate, Lovette, Stafford, Schuh, R. Wright, G. White, C. Turner, Murray, Nevin, Janet Hull, McLaughlin, D. Turner. 4TH ROW: Fry, Kirschner, Bolan, O'Quinn, Moore, Cody, Newcomer, Nagel, Stein, Phillips, Baird, Snyder, S. Black, Jackson, Galle, Burns, Marshall. BOTTOM ROW: Blackwell, Dill, Fann, Wright, Sue Underwood, Spencer, Weaver, Dellinger, North. an Mya' gke gfugri BOYS GLEE CLUB TOP ROW: Nelson, Frazee, Scriyner, Heubach, Jackson. 2ND ROW: Duncan, Wilson, Roeder, Hinds, Wills, Whiteside, Dick, R. Courtney. 5RD ROW: Lehman, Dirks, Mann, Galle, Dill, Self, Sterling. BOTTOM ROW: Mr. Branch, D. Courtney, White, Apple- gate, Drew, Updegraff, Nutter. ?., 2 Q H, ' TOP ROW Wllson Roeder Hlnds Nelson Frazee R Scrlvner Heubach G Jackson Wllls Whltesrde 2ND ROW Shaw Mattson Hartman Schuessler Emmart Kohl Duncan D Dlck R Courtney O Galle E Drll Mann Drrks Lehman 3RD ROW Ryno B Wallace Lovett Rowell Scott Mueller Almond Schuh M Scrrvner Mrller J Applegate Murphy Stafford N Phllllps 4TH ROW Snyder Black G Whtre R Whrtc Carpenter Sally Underwood Srtts B Dlck Stem Retzlaff Hull Moore Nagel 5TH ROW Fann Delllnger V Jackson Balrd Cody D Galle Sue Underwood C Turner Spencer Bolan Newcomer Burns Mr Branch sponsor 6TH ROW D Turner B Dlll Weaver North Blackwell Fry McLaughlin Sellers Nevln BOTTOM ROW D Courtney Nutter Jack Whlte Self G Applegate Drew Updegraff mme! oruzi Curls Sextette rub G rlsl C e G1 BOYS Gxe ee CI Z5 Ub Kan 61 f ffm TOP RO W. Difks ' Bail' Le I L. . h Schultz rule. Houghinan, Com-me D, Gan' Shaw, Man on- SECOND51QbRoede, Hi d e'TH 'VD W1 ' nS.N Refzlaff H. IRD ROW. UITCAH' Com Nagel. R0 elson Stein lckefson N' Gen' Wilson well' Bllllgggk URTH Row ' Nagel cg ' White N ' Mueller O- Ga11'eDorsbyv Kireciareyr Krueggrgumerv Fitzlggfr' Lovett ' D' Tllrne ner' D- C I' Kessler .a1d' . Nircher Bror, R. Turner Zllrrney. BO1:T'glfr, , W , n' B- Cartel- lgckgell' Fry kgelxlwz v , ack. s inger 'J Amir?-a..r,, The Vaiiev Center High Schooi Music Department Presents the high Sdioot touted Band Charies V. Branch, Conductor 8 p.m. Tuesday, Jan. 20, 1953 -- Schooi Auditorium f The Stars and Stripes Forever, March ,,,,. 3. Y. Sousa Hungarian Dance No. 5 , ,,,, ,,,,,,, 3 . Brahms Arr. S. J. Price The Merry Widow, Seiection N, wc, Franz L-ehar Arr. Yaui Yoder Cariiion, Overture ,,,,,,,,, Nth, it F Hiidfeth Trumpetefs Luiiahv ,,,,,, WD. ,, W L-Gio Trtlmpet soio played by Keith Littie Ar! The Young Prince and the Young Princess Excerpt from Scheheremde N- R-11953 Arr. Cor' Pavanne, Second Movement ,,,,,,,,, ' Trumpet soio piaved by Ronaid Courtney Star Dust ,,, ,,,,f,,,,,,,,,, ifioagy Carmichaei Arr. Yaui Yoder Begin the Beguine ,,r,, ,,,,,,,,,, ,,,, Cote Porter Transcribed by W . Teague Semper Dixietand ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, J. Y. Sousa Freeiy Ari. by Haroid Waters The Thunderer ,U ,,,f,,,,,, 3. P. Sousa Arr. Paui Yoder K 47 .5- XL 1 CHEERLEADERS: Applegate, Mann, White. KAQQPLCIJQPJ - - - 2,9 TOP ROW: Carter, Moore, Wright, Stein, Underwood, Bright. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Dawson, Sponsorg Hull, Robbins, Riggs, Scott, Guthrie, Wilson, Botts, Mann. BOTTOM ROW: Fry, Metzger, O'Ouinn, Applegate, White, Miller, Wiidman. TOP ROW: Lavender, Ingels, Leatherman, Jackson, Stepp, Racette, Nelson, B. Urbin. ZND ROW: B. Janssen, Roeder, Thompson, Dick, Callahan, Wynn, F. Stout, Drake, Courtney. 5RD ROW: Roberts Swafford, Miller, R. Stout, Hedrick, Johnson, Reffner, Self. 4TH ROW: Nuckolls, Rogers, CCoachesJ, Thurston, D. Urbin, Applegate, Shelton, T. Janssen, J. Janssen, Mitchel QCoachJ. g00fA6J! The Valley Center Hornets enjoyed a very successful football season with seven wins and two losses. For the fourth successive year the Sumwick League Championship was a goal attained. Five schools compose the league-- Mulvane, Clearwater, Oxford, Leon, and Valley Center. Much of the credit for wise decisions goes to Marlin Roeder, co-captain, as Eddie Reffner, co-captain, was out most of the season with a knee injury. Some very good new football material was developed this season. We are looking forward to a good season next year with Bob Urbin and Richard Racette as co-captains. Football coaches were Hestell Nuckolls, Maynard Mitchell, and Louis Rogers. MOORE'S MARKET Groceries-Meats-Vegetables Valley Center, Kansas Z8 eflhk' lar evce Aunt C Valley Hornets lose Non league Opener At Augusta Fnday The Valley Center Hugh School Hornets opened thexr 1952 season of football wxth a nrght game at Augusta last Friday losing to tie Orioles 20-0 Augusta players took off hlre scared rabbxts m the first quar ter prlrng up a 14-0 lead over Valley grndmen One first penod core was made by Arnold of Augusta who ran 55 yards for a touchdown Arnold broke loose agarn ln the second quarter, run- nrng 50 yards for a score The Hornets rushed 118 yards. made one xncornplete pass, made no yardage on points, made one fumble, 23 yards on krck off re- turns, and one pass complete Valley recexved 35 yards ln penal tres, Augusta, 20 No scormg was done ln the thrrd and fourth perxods Sept Oct Nov Marv1n Ingels oar af SCORES Augusta Clearwater 14 Neodosha Oxford Leon Mulvane SedgW1Ck Mt Hope Derby 29 D aV1d Dlck Hornets Top Derby In Frnal Game Of Gnd Season Wmdmg up the 52 gnd season Valley Center Hornets gamed a 21 to 7 victory over thelr non league opponent Derby when the two teams met on the local athle txc fxeld Fnday mght Scormg ln the flrst half for Val ley Center were Fred Stout and Marlrn Roeder Two pomts were made by Valley on a safety Ur bm and Racette recovered a bad Derby pass m the end zone for the addltnonal two pomts Rip Stout made the fmal I-Ior net touchdown ln the last perlod with Courtney makrng the extrat Derbys lone score came ln the third penod on a 70-yard Jaunt Lookmg at the statrstrcs, Valley Center made 7 frrst downs, com pared to 6 for Derby Valley's net yardage was 364, wlth 293 for Derby DUNI..AP'S SERVICE 53rd and Mer1d1an W1Ch1ta, Kansas joolgaf Racette Coaches ln garb Thompson Reffner Nlght Game Roeder Passer Stout Scrimmage Jackson Wynn Hedrick Urban www VALLEY DRUG The Rexall Store Valley Center Kansas 30 TOP ROW: Thurston, T. Iannsen, Hobaugh, Applegate, Roberts, Bennett, Dysart, D. Urbin Updegraff, Rawdon. MIDDLE ROW: Coach Nuckolls, Dill, Racette, Wynn, Heubach, Scrivner Stepp, Callahan, Nelson, Courtney. BOTTOM ROW: B. Jannsen, R. Stout, Drake, Lavender, Roeder, B. Urbin, Albrecht, Johnson, Self. .if JZ-elder K With a record of eight wins and ten losses the Valley Center Hornets placed third in the Sumwick League in basketball this year. Martin Updegraff was the captain and the coaches were Hestell Nuckolls and Louis Rogers. Only two lettermen will be returning, but a large squad who played on the second team this year will be back to play ball. Fred Stout will be next year's captain. DAVIDSON AND CASE LUMBER CO. Paint - Hardware - Shingles - Building Materials Valley Center, Kansas 31 SERVICE SUPREME MARKET A Complete Food Store Valley Center Kansas R E N1tcher Lavendar Nuckolls Updegraff Rogers Albrecht gaalfelgaf SCORES Courtney Marze Jannsen M1 Hope SedgWlCk Mulvane Derby Clearwater Oxford Sedgwlck Leon Clearwater Derby Mulvane Augusta Oxford M3126 Leon Mt Hope Derby fD1st Tourn J Roeder Wynn Nelson 32 51 9 ,. 'X ' nv- ' 51' ' , ' ..-, 1 i ' 49 V.C. 52 . 55 V.C. 6o ' 61 V.C. 40 9 f 57 V.C. 49 47 V.C. 62 1 u 46 V.C. 41 ' 1 - 59 V.C. 43 1 u X ' 65 V.C. 51 A ' 60 V.C. 76 X 64 V.C. 47 or 5 N' 57 V.C. 85 A 65 V.C. 51 P 85 V.C. 44 , 57 V.C. 70 ' 49 V.C. 51 58 V.C. 60 . 72 V.C. 58 58 V.C. 50 .. my . ' ' ug. ,,,4,,wN5M-.M A 5 0 X 1 1 f TOP ROW R Stout Rawdon D Urbrn Drll Kellogg Stevens 2ND ROW l-lobaugh Thurston Applegate Dysart Drew Scrrvner Racette Drake 3RDROW Self Anderson Johnson Galle Hrnds F Stout Heubach Roberts B Urbrn 4TH ROW Shelton Tomlmson Stepp Lavender Roeder Greenup Trner Sterlrng Benett Terry 5TH ROW Creel Tennyson Swafford Wynn Albrecht Nelson Corr Mann Whrte Callahan Hedrrck BOTTOM ROW Nuckolls Rogers Mltchel Coaches I'ClC I N we 11 and Albrecht Co captam Roeder Record brealung vault Creel Albrecht Racette and Mrller Stepp Creel Co capta1n BASORE INSURANCE AGENCY TOMMIE'S CAFE Insurance of All Kmds 5349 N Broadway Valley Center Kansas 34 W1ch1ta, Kansas A H z XY Av ml. Q J . A ,K 01, 5. . , '- .-if ' , , X I 6 I K X yi . x. 'X U , - I T X, 2 V f! ' -A' C x, I - ' . . -5 ' ' L A ' wk ,v ' - X . J 91 . , - . 5 I I Rosalyn Rowell Cheri Murray Attendant Afifflldallf l'ClC 4 JUDY ROBBINS Queen of the Track IJ. Captain Albrecht receives Sumwick League Championship trophy for 195 5. NESTER'S MARKET 1027 West 53rd St. Wichita, Kansas Charles and Joyce Nester, Owners LLQQIQ A big kiss for the queen. Tom Creel, Queen Judy Robbins, Clarence Albrecht. The Queen Reigns. BACK: Bob Johnson, Clarence Albrecht, Tom Creel, Phil Lavender. MIDDLE ROW: Cheri Murray, Judy Robbins, Rosalyn Rowell. FRONT ROW: Myron Mitchell, Crown Bearer, Toni Rogers, Flower Girl. IYJ f Marhn Roeder In ngfw' Jack I-Iedrlck Jack Wh1te Claude Wynn Zac Allen Roberts Bob Urbln Jlm Drake Rlchard Racette olzffeflnen Fred Stout Bob Johns on Gene Mann Errol Stepp 36 Forrest Mxller R1p Stout B111 Dysart B111 M11ne , . ' if-, f u . ?'ffiPf ' -t V ' ' ' .. Qfgx 1 f k . ,A Q r It A :MF m , fr fi g' f , K l Janet Hull Queen llliua Martha Sue Lovette Attendant Junlor lleell Judy Bolan Attendant Soph 37 Pat Carpenter Attendant Freshman N 1 ' u 1 y f'x L n . .. i-M. j00t66l! Queen Vanda Riggs, Queen Snapshot of the Crowning Shirley Fry Soph. Attendant Ruth Wright Fresh. Attendant '-..,,,,.f V.: 'Nba ef Florence Stafford Junior Attendant G- olzellfdw Wilberta Nevin '1 ' . . Mary Lou Dysart, Queen :wen T 'W- Snapshots of the Crowning Attendant if 39 Sue Wilson Attendant 8l0I e59l'lf6lfLU2 JIM DRAKE a Sophomore was also chosen by the Faculty from a group of fou as the Valley Center High School s Boy Representative Jim is sixteen years old He's active in football basketball and track H1s subjects are English Driver Educat1on Speech World History and Geometry He's also a member of 4 I-I Jim s ambition is to become a career soldier like his father S I' QI! pelaredenfa five ROSALYN ROWELL., a Junior, was chosen by the Faculty as Valley Center High School's Girl Representative, from a group of four who were chosen by their classes. Rosalyn is seventeen. The subjects she is taking are: Biology, Band, English, Home Ec. , and Psychology. She belongs to mixed chorus, glee club, and Rainbow, which is a religious organization for girls Her ambition is to become a Novelist 40 Z? ' Oy 9 9 - . A I L V . I Q . - 3 P . . . . I . , - 1 s X 1 1 1 f f . ' . . . unior- enior anquef Tom C., Harlan P. , Bill M., and David D. GCOFECIYU W- . alld Harold N- 1:-H-9 Rogene C., and Jim N. Mr. Hickerson, Mrs. Fitzgerald, Mr. Fitz- gerald, and Mrs. Hickerson Bonnie C. , Alan R. , Bonita F., and Bob U l lx Q-1 NX will LU UJ Elfll ' K . K1 a? U' I K W ', ,U W, in fiiilalreefffl Wilberta N., Claude W., Darlene G. , and Richard R. Group at banquet President Leatherman and Lady. Rosalyn R, and Phil L, Barbara M. and Gene M. Dorothy C., Mary Lou D., Beverly W. , and Margaret S. and Melvin H. Mary Louise B. Melvin H. , Darrell S. , Bob F., and Elvin T i ,lmipyillfl Jlfll 4 , 5 at H-- V- 'Tl A - fx F l ' W .WJ ,ii Harold N., Jerry N., Ernestine M. , and Jerry N., Georgelyn W., Harold N., and Ernestine M. enior - unior ecelofion C? uf haf-.- Mary D. , Barbara M. Georgelyn W., Harold N. Group at reception Scott H. , Eldon B. , Wayne MC., Jim mc. - fl Q IZ Yi Rosalyn R. , Phil L. Serving table at reception Eda Mae S. Group dancing at reception 3 Dwi Gene Lazy Bones Mann Group at reception DALE'S JEWELRY 114 East 2.1 Street, Wichita, Kansas L l rl Miss Vanda R., Jeanie Elmer R. Anderson ,P T., Kenny T., Servers: Oyer, Cornell, Shaw Krueger. Melvin H., Elvin T., Darrc1lS. Jerry S. David D Ronald C The stage at the reception THE VALLEY CENTER INDEX Valley Center, Kansas Phone 4141 3 . 1 ,f 7, it 5 e. L A , 3 V , ' 'X 5 E 2 .V . f fx? Q TOP ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: James Nelson, Robert C. Wills, Phillip Lavender, Marlin Roeder, Claude Wynn, William Milne, David Dick, Thomas Creel. 2ND ROW: Wayne McFadden, Robert Janssen, Elmer Rogers, Jack Hedrick, Clarence Albrecht, Nancy Schuessler, Eldon Black, Roberta Emmart, Eugene Mann, Mary E. Drake. 3RD ROW: Ronald Courtney, Jerry Nickolas, Edward Reffner, Jack White, Martin Updegraff, Billie Wallace, Sara Jane Duerson, Delores Ryno, Vera Rhodes, Betty Wright. BOTTOM ROW: Vanda Riggs, Janet Hull, Barbara Moore, Wilberta Nevin, Darlene Galle, Eda Stanfield, Beverly Bright, Deborah Spencer, Connie Dellinger, Jeanie Thurman. 0l'l'll'l'lel'lC2l'Ylel'lf CULJ ELCCU CLMPQCL fe Q 1, fd. A BLZCC-ayaure CS at ment EXCYUS ggi S-m,,,,Mf17Servzce,g Commenw , g SC e1Aw fm ocessmn I fonum P and Dcgf Ufru B I nn 7- 'flstanpe .Y 9 Rep b Pan-1 k ,Ly 5 It Scripture m1,,,u he Johns Ci Reading C gum., 4 QU,-iff 'Tn Kopyl co w ar e '1s u. Re M L Th lor eworld Maffbae Ben dim n d Praye ankBe Refs-sv ln Hal Dt! Ui! 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Cfadd ,W We the Sen1or Class of Valley Center I-hgh School Coun ty of SCdgW1Ck State of Kansas be1ng of sane mlnd and sound bodles havlng completed all flylng hours requ1red by the law do before our flnal take off hereby bequeath and devlse our possesslons to the follow1ng benef1c1ar1es to w1t ARTICLE I To our Commandlng Offxcers Mr Sward and Mr Enter l1ne our heartfelt thanks for themr keen 1nterest ln each of us and the1r clear understand1ng of our problems ARTICLE II To our Advrsor Mlss Anderson our love and deep ap preclatlon for her adv1ce and guldance 1n all our act1v1 t1es and var1ed 1nterests ARTICLE III To our Pxlots the faculty, our thanks for the long hours spent on the tralnlng f1eld and the slncere hope that the next class w1lI master the rules of flymg w1th more speed than we dxd ARTICLE IV To the JUDIOT Class we leave our place on the fly1ng f1eld and our best wlshes that you w1ll make the flnest pllots 1n the country ARTICLE V To the Sophomore Class we leave our school sp1r1t sen 101 d1gn1ty and honorable conduct Use them for what they are worth ARTICLE VI To the Freshman Class we leave our strong box contaln 1ng the records of our var1ous achlevements scholast1c soclal and athlet1c They'll help when the golng seems rough ARTICLE VII The last bequest goes to the Janitors Mr F1eld1ng and Mr Carey The class w1lls to them all note books b1ts of paper odds and ends from lockers chewlng gum wads and candy wrappers In testlmony whereof we have hereunto set our hands and afflxed our seal th1s 4th day of May A D one thousand n1ne hundred and f1fty three Slgned Class of 1953 Vanda Rlggs Testator l l-1 f-Sq jf I Q i 3 Qf - 7' l - . li ' . , . , I . . . J! . ' . l ' . ' . . . V - - , X . U, . l In, : b I 7.54. V' arid 0 QC? We the Class of 53 prophesy that rn the year 1973 the followrng wrll be takrng place R Darlene Galle and Claude Wynn wrll be emoyrng a honeymoon after a whrrlwrnd courtshrp of twenty years Clarence Albrecht wrll be a successful foreman of Interplanetary W P A Rarlway The W P A rs the famed We Prddle Around Incorporatron Elmer Rogers and hrs wrfe Vanda Rrggs wrll settle down Deep rn the Heart of Texas Ronald Courtney wrll make a lrvrng for hrs wrfe by managrng the Frre Plug Kennels breedrng racrng dogs Wayne McFadden wrll become the champron Trddlede Wrnk player Betty Wrrght wrll star rn the Venus Varretres Jack Hedrrck wrll be a renowned T V star known as the Dog faced boy Martrn Updegraff wrll rarse Ostrrches to supply the demand for Chorus grrl costumes Bob Wrlls Wrong Way Wrlls wrll head for Hawarr but land rn the East where he wrll become the Krug of Arabra Jerry Nrckolas wrll be seen rn Kechr as a salesman for the Fuller Brush Co Brll Mrlne wrll be a well known Wrchrta Allopath Doctor It rs sard that all p-Q lead to the grave Eda Mae Stanfreld and Nancy Schuessler wrll be happrly rarsrng chrckens rn Arkansas where they wrll experrment rn developrng a chlorophyll egg Jeanre Thurman wrll manage the Home Base Rest Home for retrred Space Shrp prlots Wrlberta Nevrn wrll succeed rn ownrng a famous Flea Crrcus Vera Rhoades and Deborah Spencer wrll become famous cosmetologrsts, then slogan If we can t take rt off, we ll cover rt up Marlrn Roeder wrll have an rnterestrng career on Ellrs Island as fumrgator Brllre Wallace wrll desrgn stuffed anrmals for nurserres and be elected the Interplantary Desrgner Eddre Reffner wrll become the lnternatronal Channel swrmmer wrth an unbroken record Someone convrnced hrm the channel was frlled wrth Pepsr Cola Bob Janssen upon gettrng trred of cookrng all the meals because hrs wrfe rnsrsts upon workrng at the Drug Store wrll begrn bakrng as hrs career Tommy Creel surprrsrng as rt seems wrll become a mrssronary to the Mabellette Indrans on the Moon Sara Jane Duerson wrll have the wettest of all Jobs as a professronal dog washer Jrm Nelson wrll garn a concessron for the sale of ear drum mufflers rn the Buck Rogers Space refuelrng statron Delores Ryno s love for motorcycles wrll make her rrch She ll begrn racrng and wrn the champronshrp of the world and moon Jrm McHone not berng able to get over hrs bashfulness wrll spend hrs trme rnstallrng radro rn electrrc refrrgerators Janet Hull wrll become the frrst woman Drrector of Agrrculture Jack Whrte wrll conduct rnterplanatary flrghts as hrs Job rs Drrector of the Space Travel Bureau Mary Drake wrll recerve the Nobel Peace Prrze for establrshrng drplomatrc relatrons between Earth and Mars Connre Dellrnger wrll become a renowned nrght club entertarner Gene Mann due to hrs rmpulsrveness and persuasrveness wrll persuade the Drrector of all schools to put escalatots and soda fountarns rn all schools wrth frfteen mrnute break between perrods to enable students to patronrze both lux er necessrtres Phrl Lavender the presrdent of the Class of 53 wrll rnvent a hammer whrch wrll do the shoutrng for hrm when he becomes Speaker of the House Roberta Emmart wrll also have connectrons wrth polrtrcs as the wrfe of a well known senator Senator Plum pfront Beverly Brrght wrll be found drrectrng Interplanetary traffrc and wrll do well as a polrcewoman Barbara Moore wrll run a Counsellrng Bureau for the lovelorn Davrd Drck frndrng studres trresome and perplexrng wrll become a Tramp ,S -1 is ll-w g -- I H Wil . . . . ,, . ,. ' W I l ' , f , . , . . . . - ,, , , of '73 - . . . . . ,C . , . , . . . , . . . . . . , . .. X e C C I' 1 X v-! 1 1-2 9 0 Q' ...L 'Q' ' L 'If I iq I Connolly, L. Kallenbach, P. Robbins, T. Smith, M. Fox. Pep Club members, in concession stand. Cheerleaders of 1953 Play Cast of one act play. Beverly Bright and Robert Emmart at Senior Fun night. 51' oo! .S7l'l6tl05 ir l KK' Barbara Moore, Beverly Bright. Sweet Chariots. C Cleo Albrecht Connie Dellinger, Lloyd Wilson Vanda Rigss, Janet Hull. Mr. and Mrs. Fitzgerald at l-li-Y, P.G. Party. at Hi,Y P.G. party- 'C' BOTTOM ROW: Pat Almond, Florence Stafford, Barbara Moore. 2ND ROW: Jim Nelson, Tom Creel, Omer Galle. TOP ROW: Miss Nicholson, sponsor. jeff fiua Snaps ol one act play, snaps 01 one act play Sunday's Child. Sunday 's Child. M.. C. Snaps of one act play, Sunday's Child. gn fried BOTTOM ROW: Martin Updegraff, Bob Wills, Jim Drake, Donna Turner. ZND ROW: Judy Robbins, Florence Stafford, Mary Drake, Mrs. Fitzgerald. TOP ROW: Sue Underwood, Wilberta Nevin, Patsy Joe McLaughlin. fx ? T 7 .X4 UQI !l.5lI'l9 OUR ADVERTISERS The 1953 annual staff wants to express 1ts gratltude to those who made thxs book posslble by the1r f1nanc1al support We want to thank all those who helped ln any way to make th1s year s Hornet a success We w1sh to thank the advertmscrs who snonsored pages and the followlng merchants who have contr1buted to th1s page Berry Hardware and Plumbmg Valley Center Kansas Best Manufacturmg o 3205 No Broadway W1eh1ta Kansas Dr C E Barngrover Dentlst Valley Center Kansas Valley Center Kansas Dr R D Wearverllno 2120 No Broadway W1Ch1la Kansas P uzgerald Inc Valley Center Kansas Cvambles Valley Center Kansas H111 s Grocery 53rd and Broadway W1ch1ta Kansas Kesler Auto Serv1ce Valley Center Kansas Kechl Auto Serv1ce and Cafe Kech1 Kansas Kechm Elevator R D Stephens Prop Ke ch1 Kans as Newton Skat1ng Palace Newton Kansas Ohver and Breese W1ch1ta Paxton s W1ch1ta Rxngler 2952 No Wmchxta Sallor s 2600 No W1ch1ta Kansas Jewelry Kansas s Locker Plant Arkansas Ave Kansas Balt Arkansa Ave Kansas Valley Beauty Shop Helen Reffner Prop Valley Center Kansas Wh1te K1tchen Bakery 2148 No Market W1ch1ta Kansas Treva Wllson Postmaster Valley Center Kansas C! . . 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