Washburn Rural High School - Chimes Yearbook (Topeka, KS)

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l Charles Norman-Business efficiency plus. High point salesman in the iunior magazine selling contest. 2. Hold it, boys! Party to celebrate the successful-termincv tion of a magazine selling contest. ly I Back Row: Marion Hoover, Tom Boley, Ralph Comiskey, louis Boley, Marvin Clark, Bob Lippold, Robert Johnson, Susie Houston. Middle Row: Don Haines, Dean Bratton, Phyllis Gibson, Jim Blackburn, Mary Lou Ketter, Velma Coke, Miss Miller. Front Row: Art Anderson, Avis Dihlaern, Betty Beverlin Darlene Cappinger, Pauline Bundy, Delora Henderson, Gary Corman. ' as ni 'Q K-'awww g f 3

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.sv Don Sheets Jacqueline Stclrblrd Marilyn Shorlhrll Dean Woolpert Ben Wright Marlon Shorthlll, David Mathles Carl Patterson Gayle Vernon, Don Witham, Albert Patterson, Charles Norman, Stutzman Froniekow Bob Tilton Richard Cline Darlene tieody, Hazel Sterrett, Joan Thurber, Margaret UYILOP5 ' ALMOST THERE! The beginning of the year starts off with o bang for the iuniors. From the first Clay, the class of '48 is in the limelight- and stamps its influence upon every activity. We lead in numbers, boast- ing a population of over one-third of the entire school. We hold top honors in sports, oncl are prominent in music. We show the generosity oi our nature by allowing other classes to carry ofl scholastic honors at times. Already we look for- ward to fproviding the greatest social event ol the year, the Junior-Senior Prom. We have nc doubts that our play in the spring will meet with signal success. Above all else, we take the lead in noise and fun. Uust ask any one of out teachersj A OFFICERS Unpredictable Jim Blackburn-Vice-President Dare-Devil Driver Dean Woolpert-Treasurer Sociable Gayle Vernon-President . Alluring Darlene Coppinger-Secretary

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Cooking class with tail canning proiects. Bock'Row: -Maxine Luellen, Trudy Ned- dermqn, Evelyn Roose, Carleen Ring, Dixie Ehrman, Mollie Del Hierro, Dorothy Werner, Roberta Stahl, Miss Steele. FroM,Row: Marilyn Williams, .Peggy Alien, Evelyn Fisher, Twilla Whitlow, Rose Mary Johnson. A group 'ot freshmen pause for a monientfin the arduous task of blouse li1Ckil1gx'i ' A group of sophomores making cakes for a tea in honor ot their mothers. I a ome convm' CAUGHT IN THE ACT 66' .wr M Rapid movement here and there, sounds of cheery voices, many smells - usually appetizing - show from the very first week that the Home Economic Department is bursting with activity. Never a dull moment is Miss Steeles theme song for her classes. One moment she is busy helping a sophomore girl pleat a skirt oncl a little later she is explaining to a freshman girl why eggs should be cooked at a low temperature. l think Miss Steele enioys teaching her girls, though, and I know that the girls have lots of fun in Home Economics.