Walton High School - Royal Blue Yearbook (Walton, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 78 of the 1948 volume:

Published by the Senior Class of 1948 Walton High School, Walton, Kansas ANNUAL STAFF EDITOR-IN-CHIEF. . .Eetty Enron Assiatant Editor. . . .iiwin Famer? Eusinfsa Manager .... . Lewis Tlessen Assistant Business Mgr. . . .Larson Soslk Secretary ,,,,,.. ..... Bath Elsie Photogremhers. . . .593-3132! Lou 3'5C5U1Y6' , , , , , ,Arthur Morris Activities Editors , ,Elmer Frlesvn , ,.,Marv1n Esau Class Editor , , Della Huxman Sports Editor, ,Ozzie Schmiit Sponsor, , ,Miss Chaney , . -, .um- .1 u..!i 5 41, X xW l 4-fisgx Qs? 54 N Q qi fr e - if 75' I 's' 'L A 1:Qfj'r,1 ,.f ' sn-VI' f a,-..g Q 651 E ij 1 2. A ix , N FV 'x J. 1 1, w 'I 71-. , X 17 if . ,312 if 1f5,q.v'1 e A. 9' . fi W. ww .I .f , . 7 .. .fi j . , K, y .1 ww: L 3397 ,fQ'Q'v,, 'jlslL51ifg'3 - V. ry :Tm . gf' ':.xf-'E - 4 ,2fQ'2f.'ff' Sf X - I 1- -Q M I f ' I.-.-,-.1 e.i.'Pf55?i.-'A m f 'r!lZf'fT74' X '- 'L ' 33fqi3 - 4ia:122'ivr::4mz::-f-1-- W UW'- 'VFD' Y!'5T': ' Jw. , 1' -gifs h -21' -'- . 4 xii? LQ TO THE FACULTY MEMBERS OF' THIS YEAR WHO HAVE SO FAITHFULLY HELPED US TO OUR JOURNEYS END, AND TO OUR CLASSMATE, FRANKLIN HIEBERT, WHO DUE TO AN ACCIDENT WAS UNABLE TO FINISH WITH US AND WHOM WE HAVE GREATLY MISSED, WE, THE GRADUATING CLASS OF '48 SINCERELY DEDICATE THIS ANNUAL. xv f,-4, 5: 3-mm. ...Q-5 -f .. ' -RY?':?11 A ' ,aww Wu ,. , 1-.. ...'..,g.y-, f ,, ' ' ..w- - - -. ,wwe ,- - , ,- Q.,-961,4xlg,4 . V, ,ff-fv fx ,,4,.l,,, 5,1 , , w gum' , M-,,l,'? ,Abi--..-0.1, . '3..r'9.n0?-Fin V, V. , ,Jl:Kx,-w,tQf1.hf.! - . 1 '. , . L- ,--fwijgg .3 v 'f , 'NL f . f' ' -.- A5-Ll-9' lu.,-tl , f :- - 4 T iw 1- iv' 'I fl 1-.f pgv ijrg yv, Q QP' '. ' 25' 1.5.1 - F x .nh 5' ,L ma 'Z' - xy, X Mr' ' .x rf ,. 1f, ..5H A-QE. ww-'...' kr nf Ft .U 'r s , f, ,H .' ,Ai V .1 az in ,-.- ,5 .. .'-'. A I W 6 . . . l 11 1 , ! 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Dorgzny Gnaney CLASS MOTTO H9 COHQuersWho Cohquers Himself CLASS COLORS CLA53 FLOWER B166 395 White Whltg Cgpnation Larson Weelk Claes President--4 Athletics wnw- l,5,4 Musica' ---- w'l,3,4 M1xe5 Qctette-M4 Bays Octette-3,4 H1-Y--wma-0--l,5,4 One-Act Plat --wwf 4 Betty Unruh Betty Lou McClure Charter Member Charter Member Student Ceuncil-5 Glass ?res.-M-m--l Pres.- ---------- 4 Class Sec.-N-M---5 Class Pres. --M-- M-3 Y-Teen-----l,2,3,4 Class Sec.--M'-ml,4 Trees.--N--wM3,4 Sextette-nw-l,?,3,4 Pen Club--Ml,?,5,4 Y-Teen---n--l,Q Sec., Pres.--5,4 V,P,, Pre9,-'-3,4 g Student Council-H4 one-Acz P1ay1,2,s,4 ef Sextettef--1,?,3,4 lF0rene1csw-n----l,2 tts Porensicsw-wHWu1,? lRoyal Blue Edlter-4 A neMAct Pl3?'r'l,4 Edwin Peters Charter Member nthleticsm01,?,5,4 Mugicw'M-k-1,?,3,4 Boys Octette-5,4 Eixed Octetten-4 Himymm-ww'ml!?,3,4 Vice Pres.mwmw-4 ia Huxman usiewmwm--1,2,5,4 Sextettem -w-- 1,2 Y-Teenmv-w-1,2,3,4 Pep Club--M1,2,5,4 Marvin Esau Charter Membvr StuQent Counc1L3,4 Athletics--1,2,5,4 Musicwwwf-wl,Q,5,4 H1uYnww.fmw-m2,5,4 Lewis Tieazen Charter Memhvr Class ?TeS.w--Mm-2 Vice Free. ---M --M4 athleticawul,?,5,4 Hg8icw'kW'g1,Q,3,4 Bays Ootvtte-5,4 E1mYmmM'MWm1,?,3,4 fi 1 Stui.vvumc1lw1,?,L Mixed Oatettadqw-4 Elmer Friesen Athletics--1,2,5,4 H1-YQ---f--1,Q,5,4 waltonian Editor-4 One-Act Play--HUM4 Music-M-ww-1,2,5,4 Arthur Morris Athletics--w--M5,4 --5,4 Paper Staff Arti 51.24 Qswald Schmidt Student Council-M4 Athletics-l,?,5,4 Music ---f --1,?,3,4 Boys Octette-3,4 Hi-Y-W ----- 1,2,5,4 Vice Pres.-My---Q2 x,2,:s,4 1,2,LS,4 1,2,3,4 -.---3,4 1.2.54 21222.51 -vw-' CLASS HISTORY Nineteen thirty-six found ten innocent six-year old children attending Walton Grade School. They were Marvin Esau, Gelbert Hague, Betty Lou McClure, Edwin Peters, Harold Burner, Donald Hopkins, Betty Unruh, John David Wright, Milton Covalt, and Edythe Schmidt. Proceeding to the second grade they found a new member in their midst ln age pgrson of Franklin Hlebert. Teacher for the first and second grades was ss lenn. Entering the third grade they were misfortunate to lose Franklin Hlebert, John David Wright, and Edythe Schmidt, but addedto their number Lewis Tleszen, Carl John Oswald, and Delia Ruxman. Moving along to the fourth grade, June and Juel Dixon were added to their number. Miss Neuman was their teacher for the third and fourth grades. In the fifth grade they lost Harold Burner, Milton Covalt, and Carl John Oswald. They were guided through their classes by Miss Shoffner. In the sixth year the class gained Elgin Hiebert, Ralph and Wayne Hicks, Elmer Frlesen and Franklin Hlebert with Mrs. Yeager serving as teacher. Elgin Hiebert left us as we advanced to the seventh grade. The big event of that year was taking first place at the basketball tourney held at Goessel. Misa Edna Voth was their teacher for that year. In the eighth grade Oswald Schmidt Joined this group for their final year of grade school. Those graduating were Wayne and Ralph Hicks, Betty Unruh, Betty Lou McClure, Edwin Peters, Gelbert Hague, Marvin Esau, Franklin Hiebert, Oswald Schmidt, and Delia Huxman. Their teacher was Mrs. Beardsmore. Thirteen dignified eighth grade graduates became thirteen green little freshmen in September 1944 as they began their role of high school life. They were Ralph Hicks, Wayne Hicks, Virgil Strain, Elmer Frlesen, Larson Woelk, Lewis Tieszen Oswald Schmidt, Edwin Peters, Franklin Hiebert, Betty Lou Mc- Clure, Delia huxman, Ruth Wiebe, Betty Unruh, and Marvin Esau. Betty Lou Mc- Clure was elected presldent and Mrs. Haury was chosen as their sponsor to lead them through their freshman year. At the beginning of the sophomore year they gained one new member,Dw1ght Platt, but lost Ralph and Wayne Hicks, Virgil Strain, and Larson Woelk. Lewis Tleszen was chosen president and Mrs. Platt was sponsor. They remember best the fun they had serving at the Junior-Senior Banquet. In their Junior year Larson Woelk rejoinedthe classand they recelveda new member, Arthur Morris. Dwight Platt left at the beginning of that year to attend Newton High School. Betty Unruh was chosen president and Mrs. Wright sponsor. The highlights were the Junior play 'Take It Easy' and the Junior- Senlor Banquet with a May Pole theme. Septemberl948 found elevensenlors readyfor their last yearof high school. Franklin Hlebert, due to a serious accident the previous summer, was unable to finish with his class. Miss Chaney was chosen as sponsor. Larson Woelk was chosen presldentand Betty Unruh as secretary-treasurer. The highlights of the year were presentlngthe Senior play, 'Along Came Charl1e', publlshlngthe QQQQL BLUE, editing the school paper, Igg WALTONIAN, and taking their trip. The seniors were active in all the organizations of the school, and the H1-Y and Y-Teen claimed all the members of the class. On May 21, commencement night, they received their diplomas. They were happy to reach the goal they had been working for these past twelve years, yet were sad to see their school days come to a close. r l 4. .5 3 'W .., W. A X' Pc 11-jf ' -fa A' . N 1 46' J M I A5 ?5: 4' V ..,, . ,QF 1' In ' ,Y i Nl F 2 Iaisg 6 K W .ME Qin 'cg 'I .1, ' Elle If f L'-hu N ' in Jzqfv 5 fEa,f? Qy'gg' all ' s:,1-N' RQMQQ, D J 1 I...-1 n -- , a :F af 1 .5 .1 ,, 1 1 A. '4 X .lf .xl 'J .,. The class of '49 climbed the ladder to prove themselvesas efficient, dignified, up- per olassmen of this year. The activities of the Junior class were manyand varied, and its individual membersserWed.1mportant posts as leaders in the various school organiza- tions. Highlights of'the class were the Jun- ior class play, 'Eyes of Loveu, presented to a packed auditoriwnthe night of November 25, and the Junior-Senior Banquet given April 50 in honor of the graduating Seniors. Officers of the Junior class include: President--Clinton Vice President--June Wedel Secretary-Treasurer--Gladys Woelk Clinton Fisher 4 June Wedel Q v WF 'S igirfsra ' Marilyn Reusser Carl J. Oswald Gladys Woelk Vernon Yoder ssouson Mrs. Wright Dennis Schmidt f w 3? N 22 fl F ' ?.,, E 55' ' 'C Tuff nw 7 H 'WW if 5 4 1Q5QfM'. 7 ee ,: . Last year's 'green freshmen' proved themselvee to be quite a very lively and talented contribution to High School life this school year. Members of the class participated wholeheartedly in all of the school activities. TheSenlorsconf1dently turn over to them their nostaa upoerclaeem men, knowing that they will carry on in first class style. The officers of the Sophomore Clase are as follows: President ---------. - ---- -Marvin Huxman Vice President -w-----w-- Jack Brubacher Secretary-Treasurer-w-Della Mae Kerter Jack Brubacher f iE.' 3 .Z wx if .',,. ' k Della Mae Karter Marvi A ..2. A i 1'o Q f Russel Kirk ffm D QW Loren Dean Re 1' ' Vernon Mnetoe QEVi?e1 We W 'm ee S . , f , EM . 'iz' Elda May Witt SPGNSGR: James C. Nansen n Harman lcturedbe ueser James Nansen . 3, M' 5 g-ff, 1- I . Q voxel gig jg A 1 Regina Tleszen Lowell DuBois Joe Yoder my . 4 A f' :f fsff' V!!!i.p '-4,f s ' w. 'V' ' I ' , - r 'z'5e 5 i V ,JF .r nf Qjltlv 5,7 19 , 7, I U l.. I -,mr 1 - ' Q ,K 1' rv- ' 4, 1. 'f' ,fm '. . 1 1' Z' PM . A f 5 VE: V- . vf ll 5, 'S v t .. hu fb' ' ' 4 rw 'fglmzizu' -652 ' f ' ' 9. F-X 5' rf Wx Lp 42, W .ff fa ' . Q f V QW W xf gif ff sunk V5 FEED' '753 'L .Af 'L r', X 9 Q -'J V l'.knz 'T? ly., , QQ!! 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All the Freshmen class are members of the Hi-Yand Y-Teen clubs, and have parti- cipated act1ve1y1J1a11.the school activities. The upper clasamen welcomed cordially this group into their midst this school year. The officers of the Freshman class are aa follows: President--Phyllis Wedel, Vice President--Wilma Jean Suffield, and Secretary- Treasurer--H11dred Schmidt. SPGNSOR Mrs. Harold Freeman Hlldred Schmidt Wilma guffielg Charlotte Morris lblb 2 G-9:41 ' Hgpvey xgcgy William Ceweld 4, Phyllis Wedel Joao Flicxoer Ruby Woeik QW' Wy' I N -,B f' , ' Q I ' .e W nm. I ' rr' r X h- at .tl lr, ,.. 4, H - . iff 3452 U s .f iiarmff if-sf .. .-.V .. ' J 35 1' My 1Ssh,g52- f qf Wggswwf fiigzew I, V A V x ,-,, . 1. 1 1 -, .V h .f In f, n i .I U' -rl - 'it '12, -: 4H . ,. ' Q: Q I ' MJ- QTMQW 'ww A7 wg? 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Xinpc A ssvemn fElGHTH GRADE TOP H03 Iris Scnmiit Jamice Yc3lQre Juanita 3affle1d Delmar Schaldt Darlpua TiwszAn Dcunli Weiel X 553333 R05 Kiss Sant: Lawrancv V033 Alien Strstnac Soe Couqhlkn 51233 Reaier Larry Gilchrist Dwlant Ralph Richard Xaallx EevQr1v Saitlpr Merle V035 Aar'ovle Scngidt Robert Slemvns V SECGNZ RCW X136 Healer Juietia H1303 Jeanne icnmlit Rosalyn Hzfrii Harvey Elemene Darrel Sattler Leland Hleiert La Rita Gutnri Daniel Kasoer Betty Xingo FIFTH 6 ssxm GRADE TG? HON Ylctor Hlvhert Surya Nqelk uarl Friesan Juaniza F1cwQr ViPElHla Wlngw Jayce HcClqye Pearl Franz LeHay Hiersrc Marvin Regier 553053 RJN X a. inlet Merlin Seam Qana :hgtt Yvonxa kfkfizxvr ' fa ' 'fc 'f,1rfz.1 Qigfeewt V X9 Hariri Farris ,fs wi' H ,L M ,-,J ., A FSF' k-'Mm' wp,-. x , .' . ,. , w,.....A4.-Aa. fi KX I, 2-'17 T 1 l' A: K I 1 JF! , -F3 1 ,fi-TV?-' J ..,. .,,. . -:.,rs5 'ngz,fv'5S5.1 . , x BASKETBALL TEAM NDC ram, lvft tc right: C551 John Cswali, farwardg William Qsrwgs, giQFij Lewis Tleszen, center, Clinton Fisher, forward, James Hansen, forward, Vernon Muetme, guard. iemterrow, leftto rigntg Mr. ?un1Qrg Dennis Schmidt, guard, JacKBrubacher,guardgLowel1EmEQ1s,cennergLeraonwoelk,fQrwardg Mr. Nansen. ssttmzrow, leftto rigntg Elmer Friesen, guardg Marvin Esau, guard, Vernon Yoder,centQr3 Arthur Morris, guardg0zzie Schmidt, fcrwardg Kiwis Eaters, guard. First six after a game. Talking it over. -fe-v 'f 1. 'Z ' ' f-525'-51241.-, ,- ...ss .cf -is EQQQF' v '15 ll ,u .1 .- an IB' fx -, I .hi 11 .5 3 'f 1 U, 5 . 1 .Q '. ' FOOTBALL The football squad cameout torfall practice 21 strong The prac- tice was coachedbyMr Nansenandlr Buhler Four gameswerescheduled for the season SEASON'S RECORD .DRQHRELI Peabody. Canton . Burns Canton . ....... . BASKETBALL Ihil The basketball season ooenedunderCoach Nansenwithalmost all the boys participating. The Wildcats won 18 out of defeated in their first game by Goessel. Then games the Wildcatswere undefeated. Their winning ed by Windom, but they rallied to win all of the games. Walton won the Leagueuggm amentby defeating in an exciting overtiitwgame. eye o took the by defeating Sedgwick byone point. Atthe Reginal 21 games. They were for ten consecutive streaklas interrupt- remainder of their Wlndom by two oolnts District Tournament Tournamentin Newton, Q I F-. f , gjha, I W.. , ' .il.fMT , R., W t .ww b an N 1 -Y., 1 - ..1.m-11 Q ':. '4E gw Ni? 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Platt's. ,.,,.-' -E7 October ll ---- ----- Representatives from the Paper and fm 3 Annual staffs went to Kansas University f,W-1 at Laurence for a Journalism Conference. M-3m W. 1- October 12 --------- Cheerleaders elected-Betty Lou, Wilma. .f,f . '. and Marilyn. ' 'Q October 16 --------- The Y-Teen Club went to Wichita for a f I ' Y-Teen conference. ,kaQ5 t' October 20- -------- Y. W. C. A. Supper in school auditorium. 'lgii l 9. October 24- ------ --Y-Teen-H1-Y party. ji ai 47 0-. October 29 --------- The Grade School gave an Operetta J xg n 1 entitled 'Song of H1awatha. ,,. ff October Sl --------- Senior assembly. iff 'X ' s November 5 --------- Senior pictures taken. V' . November 6-7 ------- Teachers meeting in Wichita. U ,,,f, Vacation for the students - Ylppee! ' 3 November lO-14 ----- National Education Week. ' y f.5gW November 14 -------- National Education Pot Luck Supper. Wig? pgfv November 21 -------- Sophomore assembly. j'ij ' November 25 ------ --Junior class play, 'Eyes of Love'. ,J 5. Q November 27-28 ----- Thanksgiving vacation. s ' - Q December 1 --------- Tuberculosis wagon took X-Hay pictures. 5, W, December 5--f ------ Forensic meet at Wlndom. ia j'1x. December 19 -------- Grade school operetta, 'A M1ser's Dream.' Q55 N 3152555 December 29 -------- Back to school. I N' January l-2 -------- Another vacation. ir' - January Sl --------- Senior taffy-pull in Home Ec. Room f rg X at the High School. jk, February 5--- Freshman and sophomore one-act plays. ,Qhi Q. nQ February 8 --------- Walton was host to the league in a gxgg Y' 'f ig E71 3 February l2-lS-l4-- February 19 -------- March 4-5-6 -------- March 9 ------------ March 24 ----------- March 25-- --------- March 26- ---------- April 3- ----------- April 6 ------------ April 6- April 3- April Ma May May May League Administrators dinner meeting. WALTON WINS League tournament. 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The cast of characters were as follows: ,J Carolina, a negro servant Marilyn Ruesser Q -' pl Gallya, an adopted daughter June Wedel Reta, a two-faced friend Della Mae Ksrter , ,.., Burt, Reta's brother Carl John Oswald Mrs. Barry, Ga1lya's foster Mgther Anna Marie Janzen 3141- 'S Judge Barry, Ga11ya's foster ,ather Vernon Yoder ' Lora, a pert maid Gladyg Wgglk .Q Clark, a busy butler Dennis Schmidt Jim Rankin, a manacled man Jack B!-ubacher Royal Manton, Burt's rival Clinton Fisher f p Della Mae Karter and Jack Brubacker were borrowed from the sophmore 'QL class to complete the cast. The play was ably presented under the direction ,gg of Mrs. Wright. The auditorium was almost filled to capacity. , , AF FORENSIC CONTEST The McPherson County League Forensic Contest was held at Marquette on ' ,,, December 5. The contesthad.been previously scheduled to be held at Wlndom, gv,f but due to the weather conditions there, it was held at Marquette. The Walton contestants and the ratings they earned were as follows: ,Qs- 'N 'L U Vernon Yoder Oratlon Excellent yr , ,, Marilyn Reusser Humorous Reading Highly Superior fi'-101 June Wedel Dramatic Reading Highly Superior l I ONE-ACT PLAY m, The one-act play, 'Mlggles', was presented to the local community the evening of April 6, and at the McPherson County League One-Act Play Festival ,gi April 16. The cast of characters were as follows: P .1 Miggles Betty Unruh W, Jim Oswald Schmidt ie, Yuba B111 Larson Woelk 1,355 Dusty Dawson Elmer Frlesen 'jg' Jeanne Simone Regina Tleszen 4-'Ns Virginia Carson Betty Lou McClure , . Judge McSnag1ey Vernon Yoder Vg.: Mrs. McSnag1ey JUDO We'-101 Joan Fllckner hint, Cellsrstina Mc Snagley ONE-ACT PLAYS On the night of February 5, the freshmen class presented the play 'Butch' and the Sophmore class gave the play 'Orchids for Marie . The plays' were , 11 1 I . 1 V under the direction of the Speech class. 'Butch' was directed by June Nedel Ag.-., and Regina Tleszen. 'Orchids for Marie' was directed by Marilyn Ruesser and Gladys Woelk. Both plays were very interesting and well presented. 3 SENIOR PLAY The Seniors chose as their class olay, 'Along came Charl1e , a comedy ln , 1,1 I . . lv - It three acts. It was presented in the High School Auditorium to an enthusiastic ,, audience the night of May '7 The play was under the direction of their as ale ,1 aa. K, lx Qi! sponsor, Miss Chaney The cast of characters were as follows: sl n'.: Della Huxman - . Rocky Williams, a l4 year old western ranch girl up Ma Williams, Rocky's mother V Ruth Wiebe f 1yXQ?3,'eI-E5 Jane Ruessell, Ma's attractive niece Betty Lou McClure Q' Old Charlie old grizzly bearded prospector Oswald Schmidt pcm Buck Rainey the ranch foreman Lewis Tleszen .X . Gail Marshall a sophisticated crook Betty Unruh ii' ,- Bard Bartlett clever gangster Larson Woelk '55, Pete Nllllams Ma's gullible son Elmer Frlesen Mr Nibley wealthy financier Marvin Esau W Allen Mitchell another crook Arthur Morris 5,1 Stage Manager Edwin Peters mf 1 '11 J- 'Wm ., 1- . Y 'S. l' 'Y 1 J ff-1 A I:-1-4:- 111,:.'. .-f.:'f!':' Afff' ' -fflsffe l - --wwe-9 -f' ' A fwfr i -..I.r:m...r.y intern . E 1X1 ' ' A' L F ,UW u ' q' ,. ll, fe 4- .-,, 1' sn- uf Adv, N faq? , , I 5- 14 r I ,V ,C : 1 - 3 -:--its . ' ' . -V' 7 655: ', ' r - 1 'f -. Q.:- Q mms 4,1 rv 4 -' -. W .,...'.f3 1 W -fUf'f w,-.--- .. f.vZ: ?S' ' -TW!-T -'N ' 7H I'1. : '1'i ,ALL-u.H,U '....,' jfgkm ,. ,',..-.. . qi! ' .. 95-..' , :milf an -'. 4,-.1'1.. ' .a:' ,. J- V -. - tu,-1 nf. isp--, J' K., 1,,3,'.f, g ' - - ' . -1 - .. -Mym. 'SFX 43- 1 1 L 'I FE 'TEEN an OFFICERS .CZ T5 S4 E -J 5: 4: A-7 0 Q3 . . . . v . . . u C Q7 'U .4 Q 'Lf if an v-4 iv '11 0 is G7 C 3 'D . . . . . . . . . . u ct nz 'C' fa cn m S4 Q. e or Q -4 :f QD ,O 0 -A 3 If P 3 C22 f Q . 1 Secretary. U 54 Z5 r-l 0 o 21 :s o 4-I an +2 63 an 'rf if na S4 23 FD 25 EJ ia E-Q rl O 'KJ I2 3 U C ZS 'D Q Q Chairman. Program HBBQX' He C 9: 14 fi n. as 95 . Q: 9 it F1 1-4 ci ,Cf 'C 3 v-4 05 A U G U1 Huxman 6 'fi r-4 0 C1 C G5 Y! K-4 .4 K5 S1 O L3 . 4 .11 an L1 O 'a A A S5 IZ C 0 N E in m ex U3 C C 4 . C Q5 H in -A 53 if CJ O -4 RD Z5 lil LAJ Ad rl 19 C2 3 W 7. 'U 45 r-4 C5 n L A O In +1 A L1 .H f- 4 Ai? 5 Q' 'VD 'If .D 'fb 5-4 in Cn CJ Se CJ 'CZ 53 P4 if Q fl L 112 D' U C: as 'Yi -4 zn GI S4 U4 Gi in 1. Q, iii Q2 ri 3 'EIS hi wi if QD Q f .-4 m lL L. 114 I w 0 M tw Lmx 3:18.-4 frame. mL1!0 .04 'vc ini? .453 CVC' 07453 v'm M C3125 .fa 'A H., 53.. 441111 v..g,, ..,, 5.11115 kai! JSF-KLJ Ji! mmm sim,-4 umm WLS 8121:-VT ci tb FD Q3 Q4 94 Cu 34 CZ EE f-4 id I.. 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'flir- ,:1!:j:,,,--- Q5 f '-- FEI -5 ia. 2 7 l Xx .5 3525 , ,gk . - . 1 Congratulations to the Class of 1948 WALTON EJLEVATOR COMPANY WHITE LIGHT FEEDS HIGH QUALITY LOW COST FEEDS - GRAIN - COAL Walton, Kansas Phone 23J Congratulations to the Class of 1948 WALTON OIL COMPANY GAS - OIL - TIRES Walton, Kansas Phone 30 It3Qu?,fQiEf?3,fQ?,tS WILLIAMS SERVICE STATION ANDROES HATCHERY Your Business Appreciatedn Blood Tested and Selected Flocks Melvin and Gale Williams 212 W. 6tg1,eWton Kansgihone 1250 Newton, Kansas AIRPLANE SURPLUS ARMY STORES THE Across Street from Library HOUSTON DOUIGHTY LUMBER COMPANY 206 Main Phone 1439 i Newton, Kansas , 200 East S1Xth Newton, Kansas I - Stop Servis Motor Repair - Tires Parts -- Recaping Accessories - Appliances Wrecker Service McMillan Chevrolet 200 W. 5th Phone 54 Newton, Kansas Reeds Clothing Store The Home of Kuppenheimer Quality Clothes Hyde Park Clothes -Knox Hats Van Heusen Shirts - Arrow Shirts Congratulations to the Walton Graduating Class Newton, Kansas F. 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Paint, Queensware, Glassware Mechanics Tools and Farm Implements Raffety's Jewelry Store Diamonds - Silverware Watches - Clocks Pens and Pencils Gifts for all occasions Phone 57 Newton Kansas Watch and Jewelry Repair Service 604-6-8 Main 116 W- 6th Newton, Kansas I NOW BETTER THAN EVER THE GREAT NEW FORD TRACTOR AND DEARBORN FARM IMPLEMENTS They are engineered for faster farming The New EORD TRACTOR gives you the advantages that have made FORD TRACTORS famous - and 22 ADDED inmprovments. FREE DEMONSTRATION ON YOUR FARM Call or Write NOW NORDSTROM MACK IMPLEMENT CO. Phone 58 Newton, Kansas THE MIDLAND MUTUAL FIRE INS. CO. THE OLDEST FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY IN KANSAS Organized 1880 Newton, Kansas Congratulations to the Seniors FROM A FRIEND Duff 8z Son Furniture and Floor Covering 124-126 E. 5th St. Phone 262 Newton, Kansas Hagan's Fine Portraits 426 Main Phone 751 HAGAN STUDIO 8z CAMERA SHOP CONNIE'S SHOE SERVICE 134 East 6th St. Newton, Kansas 12 Hour Service Dey Farm Supply Massey-Harris Farm Implements SALES AND SERVICE G1 - B ld - - OF ALL HCME APPLIANCES 'mer a Wm Combines 224 M2411 Sf- Newton Phone 2071 128 W. 5th Maytag Kelvinator Skelgas Newton, Kansas NEWTON APPLIANCE COMPANY Grant's Grocery Groceries and Meats Phone 64 Walton, Kansas The Claassen Investment and Loan Co. 521 Main St. Newton, Kansas THE CARL B. HEDRICK PRINTING 222 Main Newton, Kansas DR. M. L. DIETRICH Veterinarian Office 109 W. 6th Phone 412 Newton, Kansas Phone 699 Residence 819 West Broadway Century Clothing Co. Men's Ku Young' Men's Clothing Shoes Phone 76 Newton, Kansas 1 GILLEN'S, INC. Trucks - Tractors -- Farm Implements Dairy 8z Refrigeration Equipment Genuine I. H. Parts - 24 Hour Service Westinghouse Appliances Phone 2448 1100 South Kansas Ave Newton, Kansas Walton Merc. H- W- WATT Walton, Kansas R. D. 8z R. E. Ames Car, Truck 8: Tractor Repair Phone 16 KELLERS CLOTHING STORE Walton, Kansas Men's 85 Boy's Dress XL Work Clothing Peabody, Kansas DeFoREs'1' HATCHERY WALTON STATE BANK We Appreciate Your Patronage ' Blue Blood Chicks Phone 57 Peabody, Kansas Walton, Kansas - ini I 1 ui P O N T I A C A Fine Car Made Finer HARMISON MOTOR COMPANY 120 West Broadway - Phone 798 Newton, Kansas 7,,,,,, AW Y, ,,,, ,W J, .. . . ,A , i .4, fxx, Y X is--X x8 '--,ag - VH :- JR GK 73-., f X 71-,H K x -Xxx gg NS y X A 'IW 94 Q 4 14 f 4 fmflff M 'ff kk Mink H In 14 Zn. Qs' W 'km- ' , Vw, '17 Nlrfq I k tg v A -Lu T ,HL pvlh ,X ce,-L., G S: h? :iii btvh-J'T 1LH-kuk JMMA EAN f4'i-5.1! 4 lq,,,v1-1 ig 60 Fpnif 'P 5 4 7 2 ky X 'mf Z af 152, s X X 'lf 4 r X , I 1 L 1 F x 5 f