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

Text from Pages 1 - 32 of the 1949 volume:

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In her freshman year she was secretary-treasurer of her class. In her sophomore year she was Vice President of her class, social chairman of Y-teens, anda member ofthe student council and was the news editor for her class. In her junior year she was againvice president of her class and also vice president of the Y-teens. She was elected social chairman of the Pep Club and secretary-treasurer of the student council. She participated in the one-act play andgave a dramatic reading which received a highly superior. She was assistant editor of the Waltonian. During the last year in high school, she was elec- ted president of the senior class, and of the Y-teen. She was one of the outstanding cheer leaders this year. June was also president of the student council during this year. She gave another dramatic reading and received a superior. June was the editor of the Waltonian and o'f the Royal Blue. During all four years June has been active in mixed- chorus, girls glee club, triple trio, and girls sextette. GLADYS WOELK has 'been with us since the beginning of the fifth grade and has been a very progressive and ambitious worker in all class and extra-circular activities. She was elected president of the freshman class and wasa member of Y-teens, Pep Club, mixed chorus, and glee club throughout the four years. Duringher sophomore year, she was sec-treas. of the class, publicity chair- man for Y-teens, and a member of the triple trio. The following year she again earned her share of offices including sec-treas. of junior class, publicity chairmanof Y-teens, sec-treas. of Pep Club and again a member of the triple trio. Gladys' last year in high school was a busy one indeed, for she again served as sec-treas. of the senior class, Social Service chairman for Y-teens sec-treas. of student counciland member of girls sextette. She was also assistant edi- tor of the Royal Blue and took part in the one-act play. ANNA MARIE JANZEN came to Walton to be- ginher high school career,- She has always been a member of the Pep Club, Y-teen club, mixed chorus, and girls glee club. Anna Marie has always taken an active interest in the sports activities of the school. During the Sophomore year she served as music chairman of the Y-teen club and when she became a senior she acquired the re- sponsibilities of class reporter for the Waltonian. She loves horses and anything else with a Western flavor. CLINTON FISHER joined the class during the second semester of the sophomore year and his athletic prowess has earned letters in football, basketball and track. He was a member of the mixed chorusfor one year and during his senior year he sang in the boys octette. Clinton has always beena leader in class activities, first as president of the junior class and then as vice-president of the senior class. He has also been an ac- tive member of Hi-Y, serving as sec-treas. his junior year and vice-president during his senior year. His position as photo- grapher for the Royal 3lue kept him very busy for several weeks at the close of' the year CARL .TOHN OSWALD has been a member of the class of '49 since the fourth grade. He has beena good worker in all activities and especially loved sports. He has always been a memberof the Hi-Y and wasa member of the mixed chorus during his freshmen, sophomore, and senior year. Duringhis senior year his bass voice earned him a spot in the boys octette. He was elected business manager for the' Royal Blue andhis sales talks con- vincedmany merchantsthat advertising paid. Carl John's athletic ability is well-known around Waltonand it helpedhim earn letters in both basketball and football. DENNIS SCHMIDT has been a member of the fair Class of '49 since they were in the sixth grade. He has always been energetic a.nd wheneverany workwas to be done, Dennis could be depended uponto help out. He has been a member of the Hi-Y -throughout his high school yearsand has served the cabinet as song leader. His musical ability has also earned for him a place in the mixed chorus ,and boys glee club for four years and during the last three he was also a member of the boys octette. Hehas earned letters in football, track, and basketball. He was also production manager of the Waltonian Dennis played a trombone during his freshl man year. FRANKLIN HIEBERT joined the class on the last lap of the nigh school journey since an auto accident has made it impossible for him to graduate withhis Class of l9A8. He worked hard to get his credits and has also managed to work as production manager of the Waltonian. His work on the Royal Blue has been a distinct asset. Franklin also sang in the mired chorus during his fresh- men, sophomore, and junior years. He was also active in athletics. He participated in football his sophomore and junior years and in basketball the first three years of his high school career. ' 5 QGX' ,yogf ge! e9 XI icefw a ns T y SW --' E y we Mg , ,, ,, ff dp ,'.,.f - 401 ,900 1,09 A ' ' L21 ,gk X , , Wx ., Ag-,,,. , 1545 ywwfg9 at 9 V+ uniom , Hg is Vg' 1 Loren Dean Reusser Pres . The Junior Glass started their first year as upperclassmen with twelve members and Mrs. Wright as their sponsor. During the course of the year they lost Marvin Hux- ma.n and gained Hildred Schmidt. The highlights of this year were the Junior play The Taming of Tuffy andthe Junior-Senior banquet given in honor of the graduating class. Their class has been well repre- sented :Ln the forensics contest, one-act play, athletics and nnzaic. an W in 5, A X , gk nr E Elda May Witt nf? , T? V 'Uh ,aa a -Q ,,. Melvig QQWQ esT1..a8 T nyya fwnwaga syys s 6' Saga 'Ya Qikggad 02511 T' ' ' GI, 6 Q? f + f r 00 .,,k, 1 QQQQ X 060 3,0 0l'l'l area W ,Hi Mt A M Wilma Suffield t , 0 QI 'ZV4 It K A y In-in ox Q SOO, Q63 og' sag. ci QB' being? L ' W i 5 Ruby Woelk , , is 1, -e 050.5 UB .1 n f l of an e Q94 lrqsb The class ef six Sophomores and Mrs. Claassen as sponsor , have played an active part in the activities of Walton High. Their abilities have been used in music, dramatics, forensic contest, and athletics. One of the highlights of the year was serving at the Junior-Senior banquet. jreAAmen UL J- ust Q11 ara- 9, Ce M Clic ' vires- CS C21 U-re J Lvlk f k t .f5, J n ., ,, L,.,, a f t s 41.1 ' ?' M t QW ,,i, ff en H110 Be Shana me if 011 x 3 Lawrence Veth Pres . Gougrfl-59 The freshmen class began their high school 'him H 509 career with seven members and Mr. Razook as the class sponsor. In the early fall they were the honored guests at an initiation party which was given to initiate the students into Walton High. With their versatile abilities they have all taken an active part in music, dramatics, ath- P letics and forensic contests. 5 if v k In vi! Ayvyu I I Q 7' t' Xe A Q.. fn, X vi diff fa- ar ,NM ' Ny! A. KX 1 , ,. . , ,yffw 's Mg! wal L 1 '- eg., 1, t 'gg I X , '14 vff - I 'K . .f V ,res fi, f s I 5 M, v W, Q '51 iff' is fn Cuff 5 ,QV Q N 1 we ' air SEVENTH and EIGHTH GRADES Third Egg: Roy Voth, Larry Gilchrist,Dwight.A. Nulph, Pearl Franz, Darlene Ties- zen, Joyce McClure. Second Egg: Virginia Win- go, Juanita Suffield, Karl Freisen, Yvonne Brubacher, Gilbert Franz, Delmar Sch- midt. First Egg: Virgil Hiebert, Victor Hiebert,Merlin Esau DelbertMcCoy5 Donnie Wedel Teacher, Mr. David Cowan FIFTH and SIXTH GRADES Third Egg: Norma Jean. Woelk, Jerry Cade, Eldon Janzen. Second Egg: Delores Esau, Le Ray Hiebert, Marvin H. Regier, Billy Cole. Front Egg: Gracie Hiebert, De- loresPatton, Sharolyn Suffield Teacher: Miss Melva Goering. Third Q: Robert E. Budde, Delbert Voth, Junior Hiebert, Judy Schroeder, Marjorie Schmidt, Donna Gil- christ, Beverly Sat- tler, Nancy Mustoe. Second EQ-J: Jimmie Wingo, Glenn Esau, BobbyHiebert, Sandra Patton, Barbara Hern- don, Carmen Fisher, Karen Gilchrist. Front Q: Clifford Esau, LaReta Guthrie, OrsonFlickner, Carol Schmidt, Robert Sie- mens. Teacher: Miss Anne Regier Third Ry: Leland R. Hiebert , Darrel Sat- tler, Marlin Hiebert, Herbie D. Schroeder, Merle Voth, Junetta Minsch, Delbert Franz Second R-cy: Betty A. Wingo, Janice Schmidt Jeanne Schmidt, Lu- Anna Friesen, Leland Kirkendall, Harvey E., Siemens, Tim Herndon., Front RQ,-J: David L. Suffield, Richard A. Kirkendall, H. Diana Patton, Dickie Minsch Dennes Grant , Laverne Hiebert, Miss Irene Thimm, Teacher. IO THIRD and FOURTH GRADES FIRST and SECOND GRADES Miss Barbara Nelson Sponsor xy. 4' 1 Y-TEENS President .......... June Wedel VicemPres ....... Elda May Witt Secretary .... Della Mae Karter Treasurer ....... Joan Flickner Social Ch ...... Regina Tieszen Publicity Ch ....... Ruby Woelk Social Service...Gladys Woelk Music Ch ...... Hildred Schmidt Worship Ch ...... Phyllis Wedel PEP CLUB President ....... Regina Tieszen Sec-Trea ...... Della Mae Karter Social Ch ........... June Wedel The main project of the pep club has been the feeding of the boys after the basketball games. The girls took turns after each game preparing the hot dogs and cokes for both thehome team andthe opponents. X , YQ B eq, Cgb49'5igp QQQQW el XS' 300 ., I 3' 8 55,0 . 0 9 Q qfifyex, President ..... ...... June Wedel Vice-Pres ........ Clinton Fisher Sec.-Treas ......... Gladys Woelk Sponsor ............. Mrs. Wright Representatives Senior Class...Car1 John Oswald Junior Class ..... Jack Brubacher Sophomore Cla.se'. . .Joan Flickner Freshman Class ..... Joe Coughlin Pep Club ......... Regina Tieszen Y-teen ............. Gladys Woelk Hi-Y ................ Melvin Voth Boys' Athletics..Clinton Fisher Honorary Member ..... Mr. Buhler President Vice-Pres Secretary. Treasurer. Sponsor.. Sw .O M cocoa nouns ooo: ana use can Jack Brubacher Clinton Fisher ..Russell Kirk .Loren Reusser ....Mr. Razook W0 Editor.. , 4 .L,, J we ANNUAL STAFF auooosanooooesoe. Assistant Editor.... Business Manager.... C fl . . I 5 ,.g.lA6 , ......June Wedel ....Gladys Woelk Carl John Oswald Photographer ...... ..Clinton Fisher Reporters ........ ..Dennis Schmidt Franklin Hiebert Anna Marie Janzen Art Editor .... , ......... Delmar Schmidt Sponsor. .... .... Miss Barbara Nelson SPONSORS Miss Goering Miss Nelson Published by Senior Class WALTONIAN STAFF Editor........... Assistant Editor. Business Manager. Community Editors..... :....Regina Tieszen Art Editor....... Clube Editor Sports Editor.... Church Newa.... Music Editor..... Alumni Q Society. Feature Editor.... .........June Wedel .....Jack Brubacher ....Clinton Fisher 5 Vernon Muetoe ........Ruseell Kirk Della Mae Knrter . ....... Melvin Voth ......Ronald Friesen Q Lowell DuBois ....Loren Dean Reducer .......E1da May Witt . .... Ruby Woelk I MIXED CHORUS Back Ry: Vernon Mustoe, Jack Brubacher, Dennis Schmidt, Lowell DuBois, Lawrence Voth, Gladys Woelk, Anna Marie Janzen, Regina Tieszen. Second QI: Richard Kasitz, Alden Strat- ton, Carl John Oswald, Hilda Regier, Ruby Woelk, Della Mae Karter, June Wedel, Hildred Schmidt. Front Q: Joan Flickner, Phyllis Wedel, Loren Dean Reusser, EldaMay Witt, Wilma Suffield, Joan Huxman, Janice McClure. Teacher: Mrs. Meribeth Claassen. GIPLS GLEE CLUB Back Q: HildredSchmidt, Hilda Regier, DellaMae Karter, Anna Marie Janzen, Ruby Woelk, Gladys Woelk, Regina Tieszen, Joan Huxman. ,If Rolf: Joan . Flickner, Phyllis Wedel, Wilma Suffield, June Wedel, Elda May Witt, Janice McClure. COMPLIMENTS OF MAX DAVIS SOUTH 81 TEXACO SERVICE U' 1 b efw we 1-CN W ,E Q 'J QMS ya vi' 3 o is COMPLIMENTS OF ROYSTON MOTOR EQPT, CO, Back Row Vernon Mustoe, Clinton Fisher, Jack Brubacher, Lowell DuBois Lawrence Voth, Dennis Schmidt, Joe Yoder Front Row Superintendent Mr. Buhler, Loren Dean Reusser, Russell Kirk Joe Coughlin, William Oswald, Carl Oswald, Hervey McCoy, Coach Mr. Razook. Making their first appearance in the six-man football war this season, the Walton High School gridsters have put away their gear and have gone down in the books as one of the fastest football sextettes in the state. Coached by Farris Razook, a University of Wichita graduate, the Waltonians lost only one of eight games during the season and tallied 253 points against 84 for the opposition. By defeating Windom 40 to 6, the locals captured the McPherson County League Championship. Their schedule is as follows: DATE TEAM WE THEY Sept. 24 Canton 26 12 Oct . 1 Roxbury 13 12 Oct . 8 White City 12 30 Oct . 15 Canton 21 8 Oct. 22 Galva 39 O0 Oct . 29 Bentley L9 6 Nov. 2 Windom LO 6 Nov . 12 Galva 53 12 COMPLIMENTS OFVWALTON STATE BANK Quarter-back Carl Oswald .wok B935 Qiaher dak sbs 0118599 51711, fl' aber Center Hervey McCoy S-. -X N End nnia 5 Cji Coach Farris Razook COMTLIM NTS OF DORIS 8 GILBERT DECKER WALTON CAFE . chin- Vgrhonhd Mhgtos 4 ? off V0 Cf! Back Q: Russell Kirk, William Oswald, Lowell DuBois, Vernon Mustoe, Loren Dean Reusser, Coach Farris Razook,. Front Row: Carl John Oswald, Dennis Schmidt, Melvin Voth, Jack Brubacher, Clinton Fisher THE WALTON HIGH WILDCATS The Wildcats had arather unsuccessful season this past year but despite the many defeats they were never beaten by more than eight points on the home court. They brought about the major upset of the league when they defeated the county champions, Galva, by one point in an over-time game. COMIPLIMENTS OF WALTON OIL COMPANY Q fl! 4 -V me , g kr ,, ' ,JF V A S. A l a,C -vi f, ff Y B .vfkl fu fm i if ymlimgmg. A Vw' QQ, 90612 g6LZ5AQlL6l, . , Q7Q?xg5 1-Q JUNIOR PLAY On the night of November 23, the Junior Class presented the play UThe Taming of Tuffy' a comedy in three acts. The play was ably presented under the direction of Mrs. Wright The cast of characters were as follows: Gwen Roberts, HTuffyH, an heiress ....... .... Regina Tieszen Robert Sanders, her uncle and guardian .... ....... Vernon Mustoe Mrs. Martha Sanders, her aunt ........... ..... Hildred Schmidt Emmaline, a maid ........................ ..... Elda May Witt Harry Henderson, owner of a night club .... .... Jack Brubacher Bill Stuart, in love with Gwen .......... ....... Melvin Voth Megan Hughes, Gwen's friend ............ .... Della Mae Karter Louie, a small time racketeer... ....,..... Marvin Huxman Pete, another one .............. ..... Loren Dean Reusser Doug, one of the unemployed ..................... ......... Russell Kirk FORENSIC CONTEST The McPherson County League Forensic Contest was held at Windom on. December 3. The orations and extemporaneous speeches were coached by Miss Goering, the readings by Mrs Buhler. The Walton contestants and ratings were as follows: Regina Tieszen........ ....... ...Humorous Reading....... June Wedel...... ....Humorous Reading.... Ruby Woelk ...... ........ ....Oration........... Lawrence Voth ..... ....Extemporaneous Speaking.... SENIOR PLAY .....Superior .....Superior ....Excellent ....Excellent The Seniors chose as their class play, NTrouble Shootern, a farce-comedy in three acts It was presented in the high school auditorium to an enthusiastic audience the night of April 5. The play was 'under the direction of their sponsor, Miss Nelson. The cast of characters were as follows: Dan Ferris, hard-working city attorney ..... .... Carl John Oswald Nellie Ferris, his talkative wife ........... . ..... Gladys Woelk Beverly Ferris, their 17-year-old daughter .... ....... June Wedel J. S. Wilson, Sr., a writer ................. ..... Dennis Schmidt Essie Wilson, his wife ..................... ...Anna Marie Janzen Junior Wilson, their 20-year-old son... ...... Clinton Fisher Gus, a policeman ....................... .... Franklin Hiebert First Woman ................................. ......... Ruby Woelk Second Woman, Orderlies from an asylum ........ ..... Hilda Regier Mr. Kobitski, escaped inmate from an asylum .... ...Dennis Schmidt ONE-ACT PLAY The one-act play, WMake Room For Rodneyn was presentedto the local com unity the evening of April 21, and at the McPherson County League One-Act Play Festival April 22. The one act comedy, which was underthe direction of Miss Melva Goering with the assistance of Mrs Buhler, received a rating of excellent, The cast of characters were as follows: Rodney............................ ...........................Loren Dean Reusser Phyllis ...... Mr. Lodge.... Mrs. Lodge... Lyman ...... . Bill. ........ Josephine.... Katie....... Regina Tieszen ...Melvin Voth ..Gladys Woelk .Lawrence Voth Jack Brubacher Janice McClure ,Phyllis Wedel eveec bffoboox ebafbee xbfffveeexsetx e reeeemoo fireexxvev igvfesevyov 'L 'Seen SXev0et garb? bel-X gave Wwe Gentoo ,ve woe 'Que-1:o0r'I erevoe eb Ye. 9 . sei? 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