Wamego High School - Wa Kaw Yearbook (Wamego, KS)

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1? ri H 5 'I ,.,.,......--v-- ,,..,,..--an--' The staff pictured from left to right are: Mrs. Bruton, advisor, Prudence Neidfelt, Lula Griffith, Carol Hupe, Mary Carley, Barbara Beebe, Ellis Lonsinger, Sharon Howard, and John Sable. CHIEF STAFF AN .R.,,,.,,,.. .t ri- .-4' The Typing ll class pictured from left to right are-First row: Sylda Randall, Jean Hecker, Donna Stratton, Dona Moore, Rita Whitley, Bonnie Stewart. Back row: Barbara Green, Ann Funnell, Miss Horn- berger, Commerce instructor, Dorothy Puckett, Prudence Neidfelt, Robert Blanka, Georgia Carley, Mary Carley, Darlene Bledsoe. D TYPING ll Published bi-monthy during the school year, the CHIEF had a circulation of about 225 copies. The paper was set up for typing by the staff and was edited by Carol Hupe and the staff's advisor, Mrs. Bruton. The typing and mimeographing were done by the Typing ll class. Resolved: That the federal government should sustain the prices of the rnaior agricultural products at not less than 90W of parity. This is the question which the high school debaters studied and debated on with the assistance of their coach, Mr. Dyson. Eleven students won letters in debate by being in four tournaments. District debaters proudly display the first place trophy which they won at Lawrence The debaters pictured from left to right are front row Carol Hupe Sharolyn Sandborn and Sylda Randall Back row Karen Welle Mr Dyson advisor and Fred Kaul Debaters from left to right Advisor Mr Dyson Fred Kaul Rosanne Breymeyer Sharolyn Sanborn Carol Hupe Judy Duncan Steve Huff Karen Wille Everette Harmer Sylda Randall Carol Seeger and Ted Childers '--.., Avg ,,.,-e l .....,,g,,-W-was ' W

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lslwea l I W T ' ll J, ' 5 3352: A W' 'ty Ill ' l l'i , ..,, 4 Left to right: Ted Childers, Jim Mertz, Bonnie Stewart, and Richard Left T0 'l9l 7f Jl-'dY DUUCBYL Ffed Kal-'lf 5l aV0lYf Sanborn, Bonnie Menz. Stewart. On November 30, 1956, the Junior Class presented the play, Big Hearted Herbert, in the high school auditorium. This three-act play was directed by Mr. L. A. Dyson, the student director was Karen Wille. Ted Childers and Bonnie Stewart had the leads. The other members of the cast included Richard Mertz, Jim Mertz, Sharolyn Sanborn, Judy Duncan, Fred Kaul, Tom Tyler, Rosanne Breymeyer, Carol Hupe, Everett Harmer, John Mertz, and Carolyn Griffin. JUNIOR PLAY I-eff to flghfl Roseanne BVCYFUGYGF, -l0l'm Nlefflf Ted Childers, Jim A quick change of scenery between acts. Pictured from left to right Mertz, RlCl'IBfCl Nlefll, and Bonnie Stewart. are: Karen Wille, Ted Childers, Fred Kaul, Bonnie Stewart, Sharolyn Sanborn, Byron Moats, Joe Griffith, Rosemary Leonard, and Richard Mertz. -T N.. Maw 1 oQU

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CHDRUS Under the direction of Andy Anderson, the girls' chorus appeared at the Christmas program, the Jayhawk League Music Festival and at the music contest in the spring where they received a l-rating. The girls' sextet, The Six-Teens, sang at the music contest and received a 2 rating. They also appeared at the Christmas program, the Snowball, Baccalaureate, the Alma Prom, and at several banquets. The Six-Teens are left to right: Donna Stratton, Sharolyn Sanborn, Ramona Carley, Georgia Carley, Jackie Downey, and Twila Grace. The chorus members are, left to right, front row: J. Gordon, J. Payne, J. Miller, P. Bussart, J. Sackrider, C. Songs, M, McAnnich, B. Stewart, J. Clampitt, J. Bates, S, Tyler. Second row: T. Duncan, K. Grieshaber, S. Fouralcer, .l. Palenske, C. Stratton, D. Puckett, P. Neidfelt, P. Simonsen, A. Lonsinger, S. Kelsey, E. Mann. Third row: T. Grace, R. Burgess, S. Randall, R. Kensing, B. Tanner, R. Swaim, R. Whitley, B. Bahner, R. Blanka, K. Bahner, S, Foresman, R. Carley, G. Carley. Fourth row: M. Mertz, B, Coleman, S. Howard, J, Marshall, P. Freel, B. Young, P. Bledsoe, J. Downey, D. Moore, D, Stratton, S. Sanborn, D. Bretz, V. Moore.