Walnut High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Walnut, KS)
- Class of 1955
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1 vs . -x A. L-.. , , , N, THE BLILLDCDG 71 l XX f f my MI! 'N WALNUT CCDNSO LS WAI NUT KANSAS BY 1 , ' A L .Q T, I' 'f ' 4 I X ' 'R .Aj '-'yy nf' ' 4 , , , 'ff - , ' 'y i . ,f ' X ' u' ' ' I I ff. 1 i L , ' '11 ' I . , I 1, f' V' I A xx ' VH- .. X .i X X A ' H Q I' f I n V' . 'I' fx -.X N -. X x . Y ' I' T Xf ' fr, L4 X X - ,I 1,-KZ, Q .1 '- fxzxw Qf:s':4, fxh fr xx fn 5 . , 3 Q qw. A I 1 ff'3, f2 23 1' .ff A' EB ff . - JLKQQ 'fy' if J ,f ,V h X' y , X QW! Qlwf hfilff V, QV-gxkwxxtdx. , X ffl 1' iff 4. 1 X ,g 'KN X xx . Q Ax M11 I, ,qi 7, f I, . f I f.. Lxx- l ,K .fI,,',kv ji, ,I 1. Wg, X llyrx X x ,wr Lv .' ' 1 ' ' ',', ' ' f lux: in 1' 1 ' !'ll ,Hx V, v X'v Wx MF ',f.l ' Alf V ff' 'lfff ,IHX xhk li ng 3 lbw. A ,W ,,, , 1 ff ,,,' L ,tn iff! -' ,' ', '1 If 'f 1 r I, , I 1, QR, IJ JI HY- ' ', ' iw, rl-N A I ' A 7' f V E' LVM . ' V .' ' v' f I , 11' 'H 'Nl HVJVIWVL. f 1 I.. .pw HZv4:5',y 1 , . . gs. ' . 1 .5 ' gfgpafgva, A .: A 1 'f as 5 1 Q , f ,ga-. AA .. M XX Q 4 'x :ivy :M 1 . 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Under his guidance each pupil becomes skilled in using the tools of learning, By his counsel each pupil 5 P' 'F' E3 fi comes to know the 1mportance of successful lxvmg of part1c1patmg 1n hxs soclety both 1n hrs commumty and m the natlon Young people gradually become consc1ous of the prxceless her1tages of mus1c arts and hterature The good 11fe becomes real to them uxstead of merely belng a phrase from a book We attempt to help each pupll become aware of the world xn whrch he hves and to help hum acquu-e the mental sk1lls necessary to hve 1n xt successfully Meamngful experlences are provlded to stlmulate all phases of learmng He part1c1pates 1n the mastery of bas1c mlls He has opportun1t1es to take part ln the affalrs of h1s classmates by such means as group d1scuss1ons dramatlcs carrymg out of problems 1n research and reportmg to the group Pup1ls need to be busy They love to feel the Joy of accomphshment They have bound less energy whlch must be dlrected toward worth wh1le goals Th1s d1rect1on IS the task of the school Buxldmg rlght att1tudes toward work to be done and r1ght habxts of worklng are major objectwes of the school program Our pup1ls are gwen opportun1t1es to practlce and study democracy Each pup1l learns that h1s contr1but1on and that of every 1nd1v1dual 1S 1mpo1-tant He learns that rules are necessary to protect h1s rmghts and the r1ghts of others He learns that he IS a member of the communlty and can share 1ts respons1b1l1t1es Pupll health IS rmportant A healthy bemg 1s one who through gu1dancf and care atta1ns maxlmum 1nd1v1dual physlcal development acqu1res a wholesome personah y and an outlook that w1ll enable h1m to contrlbute most to a good l1fe for hxmself and others The school IS for h1m to demonstrate h1s emot1onal needs h1s des1re to make thmgs to be a member of a group to part1c1pate ln mus1c and to consult w1th h1s gu1de and fr1end the classroom teacher The pupll IS a soc1al bemg At home he 1s a member of a famrly He has fr1ends and nelghbors In school he IS one of a group worklng 1nd1vxdual'ly or part1c1pat1ng 1n group act1v 1t16S He learns through work and play that loyalty courtesy generoslty cheerfulness kxnd l1ness respect for authorlty and for the r1ghts of others are necessary for harmonlous l1v1ng Every pupxl has Wlthln hlmself a wealth of thought and feelmg whlch he must express We attempt to provlde a wlde range of meamngful experrenc es wh1ch help to develop h1s 1mag1nat1on h1s ablllty to express htmself and h1s apprec1at1on of beauty As a pupll creates somethmg hrmself and by h1s own efforts he IS anxlous to share xt w1th h1s nelghbors Thus he rs a1ded tn one of llfe s most v1tal problems better understandxng of h1s co workers and of h1msel'f Creat1ve exper1ences are essentlal 1n the development of a balanced personallty because they urufy h1s thought feelxng and act1on The school should be one of the strongest forces 111 the communlty a center of thought and expresslon servmg well our boys and g1rls It should follow up 1ts young people as they take thezr places mn the world and the1r successes and fallures should be cons1dered as the makmg of the future school currlculum The develop1ng youth of a commumty IS 1ts most prxceless possessron for 1n youth 1S the future The quahty of educatxon offered 1n the commumty determmes the quahty of the commuxnty m the future and mt determmes the success or fa1lure of our natxon MW ' - , , - I gn nv - . . . , . , . . ' . . . . . . , . .At greatly concerned with the changes that the pupil experiences. Opportunities are provided I U - 1 1 I 1 2 l ' XX, Dedication To you who ably led the Nay Wlth understandlng day by day Who patxently and wlsely guxded As honest knowledge you prov1ded We g1V6 our thanks for work all done For tolerant ldeas won And comradeshlp we ve had wlth you Wlll be a chemshed memory too MCU ILW f- if iw Facu DORSEY E, JVELTY BS.-MS , Pittsburg, Kansas Superintendent - Cornmerre HELEN FANNEN Secretary -.2-1 -wg-ru' -gags? I f,l.DA DCUB iL:u1,.g'g Kansas Y i L 1:.- i-'L,w,:-tEif.r..iu- NAOIII JONES -b.rg,Kan:21s rfi bet ond Gruriffs EDYTI-I YOUNG BS , Pittsburg, Kansas Music - Science THELMA GARRETT B 5 . Central State, Edmond, O English - Home Economics E, LESLIE DIXON B.S Missouri University KE:-nh - Sm-ial Sciemte ARTHUR IW, EASTERDAY B,S.. Pittsburg, Kansas Music - Industrial Arts MABEL INEZ ASHCRAET B,S., Pittsburg, Kansas Junior High DOROTHY COPELAND Pittsburg, Kansas Fifth-Sixth Grades k EEE VENICE MURDOCK 'Venie',..C1ass President... Snare-drummer... That don't cut no ice. A, I uf' . Y gr'-f lub.,-L! i Q K-1 - ROGER VIETS R0j'...S1ip-horn man Class Vice-President... Leave already. Q DON JONES 'Donnie'...C1ass Secretary-Treasurer... Cornetist... Quit it. 76, fiyift- Ib' , f ,I KATHRYN POTTER 'Kathy' ..., Clarinetist Bless Pete. PAT REEVE 'Pat'...Majorette.... Dill Pic kle. ' ' 'x , J',f if ,Qu if .-Y-'DJ' ,..'7,,1 NTL. f LORNA ASCHRAFT 'Lorna'...Trombonist Accompanist... You'd be surprised, H 2, J WILLIAIVX MITCHELL Bil1'... That'5 tough. HELEN FANNEN 'Helen' .... Sponso l'.... How many of my S ors want milk today? . fl! , D. E. WELTY Sponsor..Superintendent of schoo1s... Boys. stop tearing up the plumbing. In the May lssue year of 1980 of THE TV JOURNAL the follow1ng art1cle appeared The TV var1ety show Oddxtxes recently undertook to br1ng together the h1gh school graduatmg class selected by the Judges as bemg the oddest ln the hxstory of the State of Kansas The graduatxng class of 1955 Walnut Hlgh School Walnut Kansas was chosen Each class member was flown to the stud1o v1a Trans Planet Axrlmes to tell h1s story Parts of the d1a1ogue of the show were as follows KMC, Ed O Sulllvan Frxends we have gathered here tonlght the entxre graduat1ng class of 1955 of Walnut Hlgh School Walnut Kansas As I call thelr names each w1ll stand and tell h1s unlque story The fxrst to be called upon w1ll be Mr Don Jones Don Jones I have staked out a cla1m on the moon where newer agrlcultural methods have proven to be qu1te successful I have been espec1ally successful ln produclng wheat whlch averages about 200 bushels per acre such ylelds be1ng 1mposs1ble elsewhere Mr OSull1van Mr Roger V1etS Ph D DDT POW PDQ AWOL Roger V1ets I am a professor of p1losophy at Lowbrow College Lands End Antartlca My latest study has conv1nced me that man has not yet reached the mental capac1ty of the Afrlcan ape Mr O Sullxvan Mrs Shlvelanovlnlsky the former Patr1c1a Reeve Patr1c1a Reeve My husband and I are hare raxsers ln Austraha We supply zoos the world over w1th rare or nearly extxnct specles of rabb1ts The red hare IS rarest of all and the most dlfflcult to ralse They have a tendency to just get mad turn green and d1e Mr O Sulllvan Mrs Vanderv1lt the former Kathryn Potter generator laboratory wh1ch makes lxfe poss1ble on Mars The natural axr IS 1nsuff1c1ent to permxt l1fe on the planet We are now look1ng for a new planet as our future res1dence as astronomers have dxscovered that Mars w1ll colhde w1th the planet Zubar on Fr1day the 13th of December 2013 Mr O Sulhvan And now a g1rl I m sure you all know lV1ss Venlce Murdock Ven1ce Murdock I am now work1ng wlth More Paul and Mary Oldsmob1le 1n a show Flshnet whlch 15 a takeoff on the old mystery show Dragnet Mr O Sulhvan Mrs Spagheth the former Lorna Ashcraft Lorna Aschraft I am a cab drmver m Ven1ce Italy I have the d1st1nct1on of be1ng the f1rst 1n the C1ty of Canals to use a submarme for a cab Papa Spaghettz operates a cafe but It takes most of hls tlme preparmg meat balls for seven lxttle Spaghettxes Mr O Sulhvan General W11l1am M1tchell B111 Mltchell After graduatlon from h1gh school IJo1ned the navy but after slx years ln the br1g oops I mean the navy I requested a transfer to the army wh1ch was granted never d1d hke water anyway The change must have been good for me for as you probably know I had the hmgh honor of bemg commander mn chlef for the United World s arm1es ln the Inter Planetary War of 1970 Mr O Sulhvan after much applause Thank you thank you and now we must hurry Tune ln same tune same channel next week for more Odd1t1CS Thanks frlends and good n1ght . 5. ' . . ,, . . , . . .. . . . . . . . . ,, , as - - 9 - , as - is . l ,, . . . . I .. . . . 9 - , as ' up Kathryn Potter: My husband and I now live on the planet Mars. We operate the air . 1 ' : ll ' 9 , in 1 .YV . U ,, . . . b . . Y ' . ll ' li . . . . , . . . . : ,, . . . . Q ' - . . -- , , - . I . 1 - K ,z so , I ' ' I . . . . Y , . , Senior Class Will We, the Senior Class of nineteen hundred and fifty-five ll955l, being of sound mind do hereby will and bequeath the following: Don Jones wills his affection for Chevrolets to Phil Wilkinsg his ability to imitate Jerry Lewis to Leroy Sands. Bill Mitchell wills his excuses for being absent to Marvin Goodinsong his sweet disposition to Donald Rowe, Roger Viets wills his height to Dwight Ci-apsong his red hair to Harold Reeve, Lorna Ashcraft wills her gum chewing techinque to Margaret Pryorp her talent as a pianist to Jeleen Cox. Kathryn Potter wills her curly hair to Dolores Reeveg her dancing ability to Mary Cole, Pat Reeve wills her interest in boys, except one, to Kay Thiesingg her ability to make six fouls in one basketball game to anyone who can get away with it, Venice Murdock wills her speed in typing to Marvin Kennedyg her agility as a basketball player to Howard Baugh. l Senior Bah Snaps S KATHRYN VENICE 'Q i. I0 .mm , l A , -+A.- N , - A 4 l ' l V' A Jwihf Tfifg, :lil jf .L-i-'V' Q l' v - V '- - ' ,sf To 'S LORNA PAT ,J ' 4 , , - li, . 3 , P- ' ,. ,V G, . I, i vi 1 , .4 V to 1 , KVg,'z,..Q,2 A ...V 3, A A e , .HK I I -. W, if 4 ' . V , -. lr: T ' R V k 1 ??w,,wL . : ? g'?,3r, ,413 :I .1 Ly I K ' li if ' ' jf! ,ffl J .W I .W 5, 1-mghjwig vk.. , - .fp Q. L. ,, W I A,' 7 Ll ,VJV , 21 ,. . f BILL ROGER DON 1 W ,, W3 ygigf Q l gif , Qf 5Z wx W B- . . P' rv 5 ' ' Q52 J' V Q 4'ffQg5,f.y,, iwfQ .1 1. 1 1 A Q ff ', 5 , ,uv ,f- . f QL Wi? , Q itil! 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Trotter Jackie VanMeter Diantha Guy Jerry Endicott Virginia Baugh Barbara Hays Junior Harding Kathryn Hill Carol Jones Wilbur Kennedy Billie Joe Reeve Eddie Meeks Margaret Thiesing Charles Woodard Garold Markham Dorothy Copeland, Teacher is W a Q i in if Q IFF' Wi? A if fr Q 'Q ,O :ZW fwf P sn 'is av F U ' xy mg 5 I IQ. my Wd W, an K 'L 0. W1 IMA 'fffg-Lx ' Q . Q .vu Q iff rr Q: u -f we Q! 'F Qu . 1 'YQ 'R flggwff l U2 19 ar K 2 'I M O' J? HUMOR l I Xl! Larry Dxxon I don t want to scare you Mrs Doub but my dad sa1d lf I don t get a better report card someone 1s go1ng to get a good spanklng Mrs .Tones I can t tell you how dehghted I am Mrs V1ets My son Don has won a scholarshrp Mrs Vlets I can understand how you feel honey I felt Just the same way when our p1g won a medal at the State Fan dfikifdl Marvm Goodxnson You hammer na1ls 11ke hghtmng Ford Fannen Im fast you mean'7 iii? Mr Welty Km bookkeepmg How do you fmd the balance of an account'7 Ven1ce Murdock You subtract what you ve got from what you a1n t got Wiki Kay Th16S1Hg What would you say to a g1rl who klssed every guy she knew? B111 Mltchell Pleased to meet you YXXX Mr Dlxon 1n physlcs Ductlhty 1S when a body w1ll not return to 1ts orlgmal shape after bexng stretched Don .Tones No that s crepe paper iii? Jerry Pryor W11l you marry me some day? Jeanette Doub No but I w111 always admxre your taste 3941 f 1 I , . 1 - , Nas s - - u ' I I D . . . ,, , were , an 1 - - I ' D I q ' li ' , An - . 0 ' I o ' If . . 0 ,, .... ,, , an v 11 . , . Marvin Goodinson: No, you never strike twice in the same place, ' ' ,I ll ' I9 ' , no v - 1 uv - ' , as - ' sv ' ' , oc 110 F - uv ' ,- an n 91 U I 0 , sn ' sa . , as - - vu . , . Marr1ed Man One who uses both hands to drrve a car +1419- rr 'J Pollceman How dmd the acC1dent happen? Mr Fannen My wxfe fell asleep m the back seat 14 411141 Mr Nelty ln bookkeepmg class, lf you recerved a skunk ln a busxness transachon would 11: be an mcome or an ex pense '7 Ford Fannen I belreve It would be an outcome Mrs Pshcraft What have the varrous expedxtxons to the North Pole accom pl1shed'7 Jerry Church Nothln except to make the geography lessons harder Salesman I say sonny IS your mother at home? Ke1th Jones Yes slr Salesman after knoclung rn valn l thought you sa1d she was home X Kelth Yes su' but I don t llve here f-f .-ilk Mrs Copeland If you have ten potatoes and must d1v1de them equally among three persons how would ----kj youdo1t'? 3 ,K Johnny Doub l d mash them Har1e1gh Everts You can tell a marrred woman by the rlng on her fxnger but of course you can t tell her much Fred He1tman W1th a car hke that my advrce 1S to keep It movmg Ph1l Wxlkms Why Fred If you ever stop the pohce wxll thmk It s an acc1dent Don Jones m shop lhad a good weld there but lt fell apart Q' x 1 f G Q Z V K Jeleen Cox Father why was Adam made f11'SI7 lvlr Cox To glve nlm a cnance to say a few words , vm .Z- Vera Coester Hey that wasn t the tooth I wanted pulled Dent1st Calm yourself I m Comlng to xt -'25 ' J ' L- I 'C - I ' : ll ' ' .11 , on ' - 11 g . 1 . ,ff ff' . - 4' ' 1 -- ' VY , - , so ' - 11 I : . . . - A ' Fl , 11 - 1 11 f 3511159631 , an ' Q1 ' , nl , - 1,1 X , 7 . , . 4 . . . 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