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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1952 volume:

wif' U r eral MAGS ' 'P' .fl IDF: i A 'ML px? 42. n if if -C' 'S 'fl Wal- ,. 'W' 1 u I .'e ' 1 'V ' Jn X. Y. E I ' Y Q I ' A y I ' -'H 'x 2 v 4 s. ,Q-,,,. w- .. I A i 5 1 in 135 V Published by the Senior-Class of WASHBURN RURAL HIGH SCHOOL i Topeka, Kansas ' ' r 1 Vx ouln you llke to sec the 1952 act1x1t1es of our school plescntcd on a bl stige P You would? Then taxe a front seat and watch the du-ectors and the en L1rc cast oi our school pcrlornd thelr roles Therc woes the curtam on act l of The Year 1S fd' I Our Dlrectors Approx1nv the Scrlpt Scene l I-acu 5 Scene Z Spec1al Feature ACT ll Scene Freshmen Fl6dY7l1Hf3S Scene Sophomore Seconds ene .Tumors Players Scene Scmor Stars AC1 III Study nv scrmpt Revular Rehearsals Scene Honors Scene lVlllS1C, Scene 3 Laboratory ACT Actlwe roles Staoe settxnos Scenel ACl1X1C1QS Scene Z OI'U3f11Z8ll1OHS ACT V Performlng dCl,1OI1 Checrs from he vallery Scene 1 Football Scene Z Basketball Scene 3 Cheerleaders Scene -1 Physlcal Educatlon l J 'ol . AC 1 ' ' ' - O ' ' .... 5 - IC S . ' ltf The Cast - Assigning the roles . .... 11 - 26 ' 1. Y D' 1 1, Z. Sc 3. ' ' ' X 4. '15 ' - D . . . Z7 - 36 l. Z. ' IV A' - 'D 'D . . . . . .37 - 48 ' f A - 1 ' t U '. 49 - 64 1' 1 '!,y DEDICATION Of all the contrmbutors to our school drama The Year 15 Told no part has been played more con sxstantly and consc1ent1ously than has that of Our Board To you rv W1lson and L.ou1s Vernon the :Staff feels honored to ded1cate the 1952 Chlmes tryxng 1n th1s way 'J 'ff' f N -:J to express somethmg of the ap prec1at1on we have for your se rv1ce to us and your 1nte rest 1n all our act1v1t1es Through your whole hearted support our school has obtalned a leadxng role 1n the com mun1ty It IS our hope that we can fulfxl 1n some measure your expectatxons of us and thus re pay your falth 1n us wwf, wyuskfry ,314 4 JAY SHIDELER m,f'1v7 4vw M, Jig? Dmrector 1-P JW.-J??w7f CHARLES F WILSON LOUIS VERNON Treasurer Clerk 3 K V 1 w,fIv..' -' A' .4 -mf' J . Jar, .::5 . QDSf ' rl, -wax.-f '. fl'- ' .- if . fa' A 425' . A' ' A AS .f' - A , .5 . A -C ,f.,.U, fagzl- ' XV :Q It-' I hz' .lint 2' afar ., .-ii. J! lg vp 7 'a Q 3:9 A y M 4 f - ll ' uv f I i is ' . l ffylfgg three, Jay Shxdeler, Charles - n . ---:A ' -' V- ar ' ' Efgf 15' 'f'i- 1 f 7,94 ,fqdjfl ' ' .L'.5?' -,Q v , . . . . , u li if- . . . -.1-pe sqm. ,nh-, 1 . , . 3' .:g.1'Uyb , Asha .4-' -4 -j'f ,Z Y 1 7-L- 1 J.: :,' ,-gli'-! ' .' . ' ' 7 ' ' ' . . ,. ' zz- . ,.,, ft.. , , - fa W Fruends of Washburn Hugh Should Know DR PARLLY P WOMER Pre ldent of the f1ret School Board of Washburn A group of men devoted to the educatlonal needs of the young people of then' communxty met 1n 1917 to dmscuss the possxblhty of a hxgh school These men were Dr P P Womer, Ira Rom1g, Fred Seaman, R C Obrecht, and EdBuckman. From th1s meetlng developed the school whxch today we proudly cla1m our own. A board was selected w1th Dr. Womer, then head of Washburn College, as presldent and Ira Romlg and Harry R Logan as the other members. To Dr Womer goes much of the cred1t for the foundmg and for the success of the school m xts begxnmng Although 1n recent years he has not been able to gxve the school h1S act1ve attention, h1s mterest ln 1ts welfare has never wavered U I ,. gzfljfx- ,., r '- . '375: . a.r2 Q,- . fr ft .f ' 'f if-, - fl 511, ' ' T . . ,fn ' ' L , Pcqfuzg .L.'1f '5 ' V. , 4. f 15.-. r .V 'A' 1. 'l' T' F 59' 3 ,v. 4 . 5 .4 E . ' 'Yr r- :ge X 2 zz. .ff ig .-1 5 . , , K Approvmg the Script Act I I I ? .l . WGCTOF W A MC ELROY PRINCIPAL Bookkeeplng General SUPCFVISIOH Asst H1 Y Sponsor Gurdance Drrector Ass: Coach 4l'Tx ,Q MILDRED L MORGAN VICE PRINCIPAL Enghsh Semor Class Sponsor Yearbook Newspaper OUR DIRECTORS lfla Three Act Comedy TEACHERS ARE HUMAN N Spotllght on KARL'S GARAGE 400 W 21st St ' pw' W . 1, . . 'X 1 ' If . '- g ' I Q O , 5 . 3 Q Q CELIA JANE MC GEE Typing: Shorthand: Girls Physical i: Asst. Jr. Class Sponsor: Club Sponsor. ALTON D. HAUN COACH Law: Psychology: General Science: Boys Physical Education: Sponsor of Historians. ACT l Any Morning 7:40 As curtain rises, Miss McGee is holding the door to the rear of the stage open as Mrs. Morgan and Miss Jones enter. Miss Jones is humming a catchy tune, and she and Miss McGee try out the operetta dance steps on their way across stage. Mrs. Morgan consults a memo- randum and murmurs, Before school I must see Mr. McElroy, Cookson, Jackie, Marilynn .... 7:55 Mr. McElroy enters west door, unlocks outer office, hangs up hat, unlocks inner office, opens safe, unfolds newspaper, makes out tuition receipt, reads absence excuse, answers this, explains that, draws a deep breath - ha! ha! the day has begun. 7:58 Miss Steele enters south door, takes off coat, greets the cooks, puts on her coat, and starts off for store. 8:00 North door opens to admit Mr. Piper, who makes his way across stage with Hello , Good Morning , Hi , Good Morning , Hello to right and left. 8:05 Mr. Haun approaches from south, Mr. Cookson from north, Mr. Ross from east, and a three cornered panel is held at north end of stage . By degrees they reach the office, linger awhile, and gradually drift in the direction of their several rooms. Mr. Howbert is now seen mounting stairs to the north. Sound of voices increases in volume until a loud bell is heard. Silence and each teacher disappears behind a closed door. JEAN E. JONES Spanish: Vocal Music: English: Library: Fresh- men Class Sponsor: Pep Club Sponsor: Asst. Y- Teen Sponsor. FRANK B. COOKSON Biology: Physics: Chem- istry: Asst. Freshmen Class Sponsor: Photography: Business Manager of Chimes: Business Man- ager of Athletics. XXII Spotlight on: 7 MC CORMICK RUG CO. , 522 Van Buren J'- I 5 I, S. Mr. McElroy: What you should take here is Public Speaking. Student: Yes, yes, lknow, but .... Miss Steele: l know you want Driver's Training, and you should plan to take it next year. Just now the course for you is. . . . Act II Noon Faculty members seated around a table in Home Ec. room, each with a plate before him showing varying amounts of food. Now that we are all here, I'd just like to, . Boy! Did you see that run last night! Coach, what do you think the prospects are for. . . And it was the funniest sight I ever saw. Did I ever tell you about the time. . . Mr. Piper: Is that the way it should be '? Now I always thought. . Mr. Howbert: I was just telling Betty Mr. Mc Elroy: Mr. Cookson: Miss Jones: NOA H KNEPPER Band HELEN L. STEELE Vocational Homemaking: Y- Teen Sponsorg F. H.A. Sponsor: Noon Lunch. Sophomore Class Sponsor: All School Social and Finance Committee Advisor. Lv ? . .R V Ami Mr. llowbertg Where did you get the money for a new car, Jonsey? Miss Jones: That's enough of that, Wayne. Just come over here and admire it. the other night. . . Mrs. Morgan: More coffee, please. Miss McGee: It was good - it really Mr Mr Mr Mr. was. We had the best time when. . . Haun: Yes, I'd say that's just about the way you'll find. . Ross: Is that a fact! I-lowbert: Any seconds today? McElroy: Find out for me, too-- especially dessert. Miss Steele: Uust arriving after her supervision of students' lunchj Dear me! I always miss so much by not having part in the faculty noon conversation. WAYNE W. HOWBERT Algebra: Geometry: Drivers Training. Asst. Senior Class Sponsor. f y .ff , , .-kg, ' ff, 7 .Lf F, Spotlight on WA LKER'S DRUG STORE 6th and Jackson x nm' 4 V . Mr. Ross: You fellows want me to show you somethin g? Mr. Haun: Thinks he's hot, doesn't he? Mr. Cookson: You're not showing me any- thing, boy. 3:30 T Mr. Howbe rt: Mrs . Morgan: Mr. Cookson: Act III eachers' Meeting What is the meet- intg about anyhow? I on't know, butl think we are to dis- cuss. If it is about vacation I am for it. Miss Jones: Who provided the cokes Miss McGee: today? And the candy! f. Mr. Haun: Whatever you decide is all right with me, I've got to get out to the bo s, Miss Steele: Spotlight on SHRAKE ELECTRIC 213 W. lOIh I'm getting tired of ttlre girls leaving all kinds of things in the Home Ec room. WILMER R. PIPER J , 1 ,- Nb . 3'..,V A - yi! X A' , YV X , , ' ' 41.5- 4 L QLK, A H L Mr, piper W : h - . Miss McGee: Sht ixrhisgy honey? Mrs. Mor , ' ' 'Perl San. These beans certaimy are good Mr. Piper: L.et's have a rummage sale. Mr. Ross: How long do these meet- ings last? Mr. McElroy: Social Studiesg Public Speakingg Hi-Y Sponsorg Junior Class Sponsorg Dramatics Coach. CHARLES L. ROSS Vocational Agriculture: F. F. A. Sponsor: Asst. Sophomore Class Sponsor. farriving on the dotj All here '? A11 right, I-Iaun, you're excused. Piper, are you ready to take minutes ? This is a very important meeting, Whose extra coke is that? Oh--well --all right, since no one else wants it. Cook son do ou want that I Y extra Candy bar for Kay? No, you go on and take it, Now are we all ready? 'W f N31 X HUGH I. MOORE Voc. Ag. teacher 1946-1951. Student body: Maybe you prefer the farm and its animals to us, Mr. Moore, but we miss you just the same. Faculty: And how we miss those witty remarks at noon and at faculty meetings. 1' 10 Nu. Mr Mr Mr Mr. -,-,tWOn Staill tm ee . Ready ' McElroy: The new district line goes along he re. . Shideler: One thing is sure. We must have a school. Consolidation would give us a good, strong, school. What does the district want? Spotlight on COLLEGE HILL PLUMBING CO 1411 W. 15th Ph. 3-IIO5 A Assigning The Roles 5 Scene Scene Scene Sophomore Seconds .Tumor Players Senxor Stars 6 I Scene 1. Freshman Fledglings 2. 3. ' .za KI KA 41- FX fl Ag, xi .Q ffl pi-pax, . Atl x .......N i X, ,. A Y' C Xb. TOP ROW: Vernon Bixby, Larry Brown, Larry Lee, Janice Robinson, Gail Cox, Dale Cox, Mary Ellen Eagan, Joann Gilbert, Jerry Brown. SECOND ROW: Charles Van Pelt, Eldon Chandler, Virginia Schults, John Carter, Arthur Patterson, Sandra Engel, Deanna Holmes, JoAnn Roye, Miss Jean Jones. THIRD ROW: Mr. Frank Cookson, Larry Engler, Michael Reilly, Donald Young, Gene Nicely, Donald Andrews, Charita Myers, Bernard Breeding, Shirley Iean Compton. FRONT ROW: Rita Charlene Engler, Donald Edson, John McComb, Phyllis Viergiver, Margaret Williams, Mary Jane Glenn, Gerry Sibley, George Williams. NOT IN PICTURE: Neil Crane. 'u my Freshman Fledglings 4' OFFICERS: LEFT TO RIGHT: Sec., Shirley Compton: social ch., Mary Jane Glenn: treas. , Larry Brown: pres. , Arthur Patterson: finance ch. , Charita Myers: vice pres. , Margaret Williams. Sponsors: Miss Jean Jones Frank Cookson I Spotlight on HARNETT MOTORS INC 1015 Quincy Scene: Time: 4th hour Janice: Margaret: Janice: Jerry: Janice: Class Meeting, Room 7 Miss Jones has asked me to review some of the things that have happened to the freshman class. I think I have a better idea. lwill call on some of you to tell what you think was important during the school year 51-52. First let's have Margaret. Margaret, what did you think was important? The first thing that comes to my mind are the clubs the boys and girls can belong to. For the girls there is the Pep Club, F. H, A, , and Y-Teen. Most of the freshman girls belonged to these clubs. The boys have the F, F, A, and Hi-Y. There were a number of freshman boys in each. Thank you, Margaret. Jerry, can you tell something you thought was important? The boys have athletics that they can go out for. Most of the boys went out for football. All the boys in physical education went out for basketball. Baseball and track found the freshman class well represented. Thank you, Jerry. Mary Ellen, do you have something to say? Mary Ellen: I might add that the freshman class started with thirty-three members and has gained four members. We took one of the Honor Banners each nine week period. Janice: Thank you, Mary Ellen. None of us will forget the freshman class picnic! We all had plenty to eat and had lots of fun, especially Miss Jones and Mr. Cookson. Julie: Mr. President, Imove these remarks be recorded by the secretary as part of the permanent record of the class. Larry: I second the motion. Arthur: That is an excellent idea. Those in favor? Carried unanimously. Spotlight on WESTWOOD DRUG 2612 W. 17th Motion of adjournment is now in order, 13 Kay Pool, Larry Carr, Marlene Brobst, Merrill Goodrich, lola Bisel, Shelley Reece enjoying their favorite school period. Scene: Around the lunch table Time: Noon, any spring day Iola: Gee, this has been an interesting sophomore year. It seems as if there has been a chain of activities all the time. Larry: Yes, beginning last fall with the football games. Do you remember the first game of the season with Horton, when it pouring down rain? Marlene: When the bus got stuck and we had a wrecker pull us out! Merril: The game was won that night by one of our sophomore boys, Roy Cox, running the extra point. Kay: Larry, I'll never forget the operetta, Tulip Time, when you were the cute little Dutch boy, Hans. Larry: Thank you, Kay, I thought you were a good Dutch boy dancer too. Shelley: I enjoyed all the dancing, singing and the colorful costumes. Iola: I think the future basketball teams of Washburn should be good because so many of the sophomore boys are getting a lot of experience playing on the B team. Larry: I thought the sophomore girls did a swell job serving at the Christmas dance. Merril: Oh, yes, and all the girls wore such pretty dresses that night! Kay: Hats off, to the committees in charge of the F, F. A. , F. H. A. , and Athletic banquets! They were a great success. Shelley: I especially enjoyed the food. Marlene: Wasn't it fun serving at the Junior-Senior Prom! Larry: That's where you get a ringside seat to watch the upper classmen. Iola: We get out early tonight to watch the baseball game. Who do you think will win? Merril: Oops, there goes the bell! Spotlight on ACQUITH PHARMACY 15 17th and Clay 7 . U I E sk f rl Q . , , I is ' TOP ROW: W. R. Piper, Gary Brown, Virginia Bosworth, Dorothy Anderson, Robert McElroy, Marilyn Logan, Mary Lou Wood, Clare Stahl. SECOND ROW: Marcus Hood, Don Latter, Max Young, William Wood, William Quednow, Donald Humphries, Bruce Oelke, James Zinn. THIRD ROW: JoAnn Barngrover, Ray Cox, Donna Peterson, Gary Fenity, Norma Brown, Geneva Dibbern, Glenn Nicely, Miss Celia McGee. FRONT ROW: Carolyn Metsker, Wilbur McElroy, Margaret Hansford, Marcia Patterson, Robert Williams, Juanita Johnson, Albert Crane, Shirley Davidson. NOT IN PICTURE: Harold Woodard, Robert Engler, Leroy Flickinger, Mona Anderson. Junior Players OFFICERS: STANDING: finance ch., Donald Latter: sec., Norma N Brown: soc. ch., Albert Crane, vice pres., Gary Fenity. SEATED: treas., Robert Williams: pres., Mary X Lou Wood. i I Xi Sponsors: Miss Celia McGee W. R. Piper Spotlight on SEABROOK SEII SERVICE LAUI 2026 Gage STANDING: Norma Brown, Carolyn Metsker, Juanita Johnson, Margaret Hansford. SEATED: Marcia Patterson, Shirley Davidson, Geneva Dibbern, Donna Peterson. Scene: Around Time: Christmas Dance 1952 K 6-7 , IN the fireplace Juanita: Didn't we have a lot of fun this afternoon Donna: decorating for the party? .1 ilx, Margaret: Yes, and everyone looks so beautiful tonight! Geneva: Our next formal will be the Junior Prom: and speaking of the prom, didn't we have fun selling magazine subscriptions last fall? We made quite a bit of money, too. Shirley: I can hardly wait until we decorate for the Margar junior -senior prom. Marcia: Yes, the class always has fun working together, and I'll bet our Daisy Chain will be no exception. Carolyn: Our class really does its share in the athletic lines , too. Norma Lee: Yes, and three of the junior girls are cheer-leaders. Besides, the juniors hold a big share of the offices in school organizations Junaita: What about the boys ? et:Goody!I like to talk about boys. Geneva: There are our comedians, Gary Fenity and Max Young. Donna: Oh, such dead pan faces! I laugh every time they come on the stage. Carolyn: We have some writers, too: Bob Williams, Jimmy Zinn, and Albert Crane. Shirley: Aha! Now I'm finding out things! Carolyn: Silly! Essay writers. Marcia: Hush! Look! They are ready to crown the king and Spotlight on NORTHWESTERN NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE CO. A1tonD Haun rep queen. 17 19x-.Y I I A ! i SQYHOY .NN I f ' .v ,fav 'W a . X XS-A .- 15,5213 - ' can - 1 . ,I 1 v Q K 1EE' if C 0 0 3 , I 'sf if-f Y C I 'X , JZ' DAVID S. ADAlNlS MARTHA LOUISE ALLEN LYLE MORELAND ARMSTRONG Entered frOrIl P6mbIOk6 Country Day Class Play 3, Girls' Glce Club 1, 2, Boys' Glee Club 2,3,4, Band 1, High School, Kansas City. MO. Sept- 3.4, Band 1,2, 3,4, Opererra 3, Football 1, 2, Basketball 1, 2, 3,4, 1951. Boys' Glee Club 4: Hi-Y 4. Pep Club 1,2, 3,4, Y-Teen 1, 2, Tr:1ck1,Bascball 1,2, 3,4, H1-Y 3,4, Cabinet 4, F. H.A. 1,, 2, 3, 1,2, 3,4, Class Officer, Vice Pres. 4, Cabinet 3, Librarian 2, Office 2, Sec, 1, Treas. 3. IAMES RICHARD BAKER Boys' Glec Club 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3,4, Track l,B3SCbi1ll 1, 2, 3,4, Hi-Y 1,2, 3,4, Class Officer, Pres. 2. THEO ANN BAXTER Class Play 3, Girls' Glec Club 1, 2, 3,4, Girls' Choir 2, 3,4, Band 2, Opcretta 3, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader 2, 3, Y-Teen l,2,3,4, Cabi11er3, Pres. 45 F.H.A. 1, 2,3,4, Cabinet 1, 2, Class Officer, Pres. 1, Sec. 4, Librarian l,4, Office Clerk 3, High Honors 1, 2, 3, Honor Po1n1P1n1,2, 3. Clerk 4, Spanish Club 3,4, Honors 2, 3, Honor Point Secretary 3, 4. Admiring sophomore: Whew! Isn't that another car, David? David: That one? That's just my Thursday car. Wait till you see my Sunday best one! Silly suitor: Which do you like best, Martha? Snakes, bugs, or boys '? Martha: Depends on my mood. Sometimes they all seem the same. Little helper: You say you want the valve for that tire? I car1't find it! Lyle: Hurry, before all the air comes out! Hurry! hurry! Whoosh!! Travel Bureau: Here are the maps showing the roads to all the delightful places I have described to you. Which road are you going to take? Dick: Texas! Small Boy: You're so smart and dignified! But I bet I can climb over that fence faster than you can. Theo: One, two - Ready - Go - Woosh! lean: Did you bear about -------- Others, Move on! We want a look at that candy. C7 Spotlight on HUGETT AND El INSURANCE AGEI 824 Quincy Stars MARILYNNE KAYE BROWN WILLIAM W. BENNETT Girlsi Glee Club t,2, 3,4g Band I, Boys' Glee Club 3.4: Hi-Y 1.4. 2,3,4: Class Play 3: Pep Club l,2, 3,4g Y-Testi l,2,3,4g I .H.A. I, 2,3,4, Treas. 4: Class Officer, SANDRA BIDDLE Pres' 2' Treasv 45 Office Clerk 3,45 Entered from Concordia High News Reporter 3: Honors I,2,3. SCIIOO1. Sept., 1951. Y-Teen 4. Teacher: Woody, please stop laughing and get to work! Woody: Oh, I stopped a long time ago. I'm laughing for Bob Crowl now! Dis appointed classman: You're not around enough for us to get acquainted, Sandra, Sandra: Well you know how it is with us business women. Employment Agency: What was vour favorite study in high school? Marvin: Football. Employment Agency: Your chief extra-curricular activity? Marvin: Basketball. Employment Agency: Marvin: Baseball. Visitor: I can tell your favorite color. I notice your decorations are predominately blue. Marilynne: That's because I am using my 4-H blue ribbons as wall tapestry. Mr. Piper: The colonists faced a grave problem. Then they came to a bridge ----------- Tommy: That ought to help them over it! Your hobby? ' Pres. Bob Shirley: Will the treasurer, Marilynne Brown, give her report. Sec. Theo Baxter: Wait till I get my pencil ready. Finance Chr. Kirk Romary, Social Chr. Don Hopkins listen attentively. Spotlight on ARLES F. KLESATH DRUGS 3908 w. zrsr -4 IWW -r-'v HJ , .,, THOMAS M. BUNGER Entered from Holliday Jr. High . ., . 4 Basketball 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3,4 Hi-Y 2, 3,4 HAROLD MARVIN BONIOUR Entered from Cenrralia High School, Sept., I95I. Football 4: Basketball 4, Baseball 4, Hi-Y 4. School Sept 1949 Football , F3 NL! LARRY JAY GRANTIER Entered from Williston High School, North Dakota, Sept. 1949. Football 2, 3: Basket- ball 2,3,4, Track 3,45 Hi-Y 2,3,4: Pres. 4: F.F.A. 2, 3,4g Vice Pres. 3: Class Vice Pres. 1 3: Business Manager of Chimes 2 4. CHARLES GODSEY Football 2. 3.4: Track I,2, 3, Hi-Y I,2,3,4: Honors 2. l,2,3,4: Girls 3 2 Mr. Cookson: Tell me, Charles, does chemistry seem dif- ficult to you? Charles: Why, no! ---- well, that is---I mean -- as a matter of fact, yes. It does! Dreamy eyes: What's your favorite love song, Larry? Larry: Home, Home on the Range City dude: Come on, Virginia: have dinner with me. Virginia: No, thank you. I prefer the country bred. Inquisitive seniors: Do you like movies ? Dorothy Hays: I do! Inquisitive senior: Do you think it will rain? Dorothy H.: I do! Inquisitive senior: What do you think you are doing? Prac- ticing for the big event? Dorothy: Ido! Fussy classmate: Say something, Eddie. Do something! Let us know you are around. Eddie: There have to be a few quiet listeners to balance all you dictators. VIRGINIA IRENE HANSFORD Class Play 3: Girls' Glee Club Choir 2,3,4: Pep Club I,2,3,4, Vice Pres. :Cheerleader 41 Y-Teen I, ,3,4, Vice Pres. 4: F. H. A. ,2,3,4, Sec. 2: Class Treas. YIM' I EDDIE FANNIN DOROTHY LOUISE HAYS Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3,43 Pep Club I,2,3,4: Y-Teen I,2,3,4: F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Cabinet 4, Librarian 2. Q fit ,W 9 4 I Scene: Pep assembly Rose: And I get tc introduce the famous stars! Ooo--I am so excitedl Richard: Harrumphl Huh - huh - huh - Yes - K l Spotlight on FARMERS MUTUAL Clint. D. Grantier State Director lf4,g4 ,f'1 4 ' A, ' rxlf, T l.,..i.. if lx ,.4.. Ji D .ua-U m av! CORDYS LEE REZABEK Entered from Boswell jr, High School, Sept. 1949. Girls' Glee Club 2, 3,4, Pep Club 2, 3,4, Cabinet 4, Y-Teen 2, 3, 4: F.H.A. 2, 3,4. I R ii. A .1 MARTIN QUA NEY F.F.A. I, 2, 3,4, Honors 2 1 ,s as 9 R , .4 ' fa , ix. Nb - fb J V' llqg ! jx, ' . Q 1 1 - IV: 'V ,g, RICHARD LEE PARTON ARTHUR EUGENE NEWELL Class Play 35 Boys' Glee Club Football I,2, 3, 4, 'I'raQ4 1, I, 3, 4, 2.3.4:B8f1d 4153535531121 Hi-Y I,2, 3.49 F.F.A. Ig Class Play Track 2, Hi-Y I,2, 3,4, 3. Sarcastic senior: Bud, you seem to have a witty re- mark for every occasion. Bud: Yes, but it's better to be thought a fool than to speak and remove all doubt! Miss McGee: Richard, please sit down and type! Richard fPeter Lorrel: Type ? --I can't type--This keyboard is driving me crazy --crazy--I can't hit the right keys! I'm going mad, I tel you, mad! Irnpertinent Acquaintance: So you're a middle button. So that's why you don't 9 talk much . Martin: If you had enough to keep you busy, you wouldn't ask such questions, And my name isn't Button: it's Quaney! Handsome newcomer: Cordys, may I have a date ? Cordys: Oh, yes! Let me consult my date calendar, This is January 2. How about February 16? See you then. Little Ich: Why do your words tumble out so fast, Kirk? Kirk: Trying to keep up with my latest idea! Spotlight on STRANBERG AUTO PARTS AND MACHINE SHOP Cor. 9th and Quincy Joe Pete: l'm not in a hurry. Bud: I'm not either. 1 Ifx x u Fi' N IOHN KIRK ROMARY Football I,2, 3,44 Basketball l,2, 3.4: Track I,2, 3,4, Hi-Y I,2, 3, 4, Sec. 4, Historian 2, High Honors lg Honors 2, 3. l frcxx L l Y- ax, 6 cj DOROTHY ANN SHEETS Girls' Glee Club l,2,3,4:B31ld 1, l,3,4gOpC1'etI3 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3,43 Y-Teen 1, 2, 3,4, Vice Pres- ident 3, Cabinet 3,45 F.H.A. 1,2, 3,4, President 4, Class Officer, Vice Pres. 2, Treasurer Ig Librarian 2,3, Chimes Staff 3,4p Honors 1,2. 41.5, INEZ ELAINE SPREER Entered from Seaman High School, Sept. 1950. Girls' Glee Club 3,4g Pep Club 3, 4, Treasurer 4, F.H.A. 3.4, Vice President 4: Office Clerk 4. DORIS JEAN SCHLESENER Girls' Glee Club 1,2, 3,4g Band 1, 2, 3,4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4, Y-Teen 1,2, 3,4, Cabinet 4: F.H.A. 1,2, 3,4, Treasurer 3, Class Play 3: Class Officer, Secre tary 2, . A, FRANK SCHULTZ Entered from Highland Park High School, Sept, 1950. Hr-Y 3. F.F.A. 3. ROBERT WILLIAM SHIRLEY Entered from Perry High School, Perry, Kansas, Sept. 1950. Football 4: Basketball 3,4, Baseball 3,45 Hi-Y 3,49 Class Officer, President 4, Chimes Staff 4. Alarmed Mother: What is that paper you're waving so fran- tically, Doris ? Doris: A check! My orchestra arrangement for the 1952 Victory March has been accepted. Friend: Which do you like best, Dorothy--speech, art, youth movements, program planning, or music ? Dorothy Ann: Oh, horses! Envious sub: If you had the bases loaded and DiMaggio came to bat, what kind of ball would you throw? Bob S.: A hard ball, of course! Pretty girl: Oh, Frankie, you have such nice eyes, and hair, and l-i-p-s !! Frank: Ach, donner und blitzen, Ja wohl, nicht wahr? Boss: Take a letter, Miss Spreer. Inez: Surely, where shall I take it? FN' 2 .7 5. Martha: Can you tell me if an express package ----- Tommy: Tell 'em to send it out right BWBYI Spotlight on FA ULTLESS CLEANERS 934 Rockledge 1 if ln, ' if '9' ur, A GERALD LEROY VITT PAUL EDWARD WHITLOW . PAUL G. Boys' Glee Club 1.2, 3,4: Football Entered from Enterprise Academ , En ed f 3,4:B3SkClb611 1.2-3.4: Baseball Enterprise, Kansas, Sept. 1949 Sc ol, on. Arizona, April l,2, 3g Hi-Y l, 2, 3,41F.F.A. 2,33 BOYS' Glee Club 35 Football I 9 , Footb 114: B0y5'G1ee Club Class Treasurer 1. Track tg Hi-Y 3. 4, Operetra 4. Admiring freshman: What made you so tall? Jerry Vitt: Stretching, to catch up with my sleep. Jim: Why're you so short, Paul? Paul W.: Ma always taught me to look up to things. Miss Jones: Slow down, Paul. I can't understand you! PaulThie1: MeHowdoyouwantrnetodoitthiswaythatwayorwhatway? Man in the Moon: When are you coming up to see me ? Paul Tevis: I have my ticket already, but it's a round- X Spotlight on SKAGGS l.G.A. STORE 2035 Gage trip ticket, you bet! PAUL Tsvis H1-Yr,z,3,41lton0 Dave: Look out! I'm killing Schultz. Dick: Killing Schultz! I Q! W ggmor Wee gf' 41 Theo Ann Baxter 26 I Q Nl YK A 'ts , f , ii 5 I -1 A A . is 3 ' 'af , V. I 'L,, ' I .. CAMPB ELI.'S MARK Spotlight on ET AND LUNCH Pauline, Kansas Regular Rehearsals fXfXfX N . ! 1 f, 1 X I X ff N X X. X X N I I x I X I X X f , Scene 1. Honors Scene 2. Music ct I I I Scene 3. Laboratory I X. -sf Q -ov Q-in i HONOR ROLL-SCHOLARSHIP HONORS TOP ROW: Dean Henry, Mary Woods, Larry Brown, Gail Cox, Janice Robinson, Iola Bisel, Jacqueline Luttjohann, Dorothy Sheets, Juanita Johnson, Joann Barngrover, Marcia Patterson, Jerry Brown, Gerry Sibley. SECOND ROW: Martha Allen, Donna Peterson, Larry Engler, Eldon Chandler, Marjorie Pomeroy, Patricia Ehrman, Marilyn Logan, Virginia Schults, Clare Stahl, Gary Fenity, Albert Crane, Theodore Eckert, Shelley Reece. THIRD ROW: Sondra Engel, Charita Myers, Marilynne Brown, Charlene Engler, Phyllis Viergever, Diana Day, Rose Deines, Frank Fisher, Arthur Patterson, Inez Spreer. FRONT ROW: Don Edson, Kay Pool, Norma Brown, Fran Paczka, Mary Jane Glenn, Carolyn Metsker, Shirley Davidson, Margaret Williams, Sandra McElroy, Robert Williams, Kirk Romary, Theo Baxter. HONOR W-ACTIVITIES HONORS TOP ROW: Gerry Sibley, Dorothy Sheets, Juanita Johnson, lola Bisel, Jacqueline Luttjohann, Marcia Patterson, Richard Jepson, Robert Williams. SECOND ROW: Charita Myers, Sandra McElroy, Patricia Ehrman, Rose Deines, Theo Baxter, Roy Cox, Theodore Eckert. THIRD ROW: Albert Crane, Martha Allen, Norma Brown, Gary Fenity, Shirley Davidson, Inez Spreer, Merrill Goodrich. FRONT ROW: Janice Robinson, Marlene Brobst, Fran Paczka, Kay Pool, Mary Jane Glerm, Arthur Patterson, Marilynne Brown. I I 1 28 X Spotlight on W. A. GERYE 1919-1921 Gage ,I f Bookkeeping class taught by Mr. McElory, A '4 delicate bit of balancing. Proficiencq Plus First year typing class under Miss McGee, learning that rhythm on the keyboard has a practical application, Spotlight on ESTERN TYPEWRITER CO. 123 Wes: 6th Rose Deines, Marilynn Brown and Arthur Newell duplicating tests. The advanced typing class performs many services for the school and the community as well, 29 A-A ,r : ,A 1 1 I .4 'C 2 U Y fb., HUMEM .ff AM Ec'r'iii:A 'X' 7? annum wh-s-asa. henna Dibbern, parliameritarian, Marilynne Brown, rraas ilary loir Wood, reporter, Norma Brown, degrees ch., Shirlex David on song leader, Dorothy Sheets, pres., Marilyn Logan soeisil rli Marlunc Brobst, acc., Dorothy Hays, historian Niiss Steele, adviser, Inez Spreer, vice pres. Cues on Homewialsing Virginia Schrilts, Dona O'Ncrl, Miss Steele Charlene Engler, Julie Nicholson, JoAnn Roye, Phyllis Viurgever planning that important spring costume. Sondra Norman, Myrna Montgomery, Nanci' Dickerson, Joyce Furst and Moria Eiards, Hurry girls, were hungry! Spotlighr on COMPLETE FOOD N W. l r 2,31 xg. ,Q , W fr Q 3'f. ', . ,rg im , A 1 .N 0 fax' ? K Q, ig, ' rf .k 134 ,f, '. 'fi' Au' gfiw :fl -N 1 qw 5 1 4 'f 4. L n Jul . f if 3, Sr. V 'cv Scenes From Scene: Chemistry laboratory Bob Crowl: What an assignment! Testing unknown substances! Who knows what we'll find? Bob Shirley: Mine is definitely pentothyme. Ted Eckert:When you can find that in a chemistry text book, just show me. Scene: English H1 class Marjorie Schmerchek: The speakers on my panel are Jim Corbett, Mona Hards and, to my left, David Dauzenroth. Our subject is the importance of our school in the life of the community. Jim will first tell us some of the definite services school organizations give the community. D 3 Z Spotlight on SHAWNEE FEDERAL SAVI AND LOAN ASS'N 812 Kansas Ave. he Main Act Scene: West of ball field Time: Geometry class period Class getting measurements to draw school grounds to scale. Patty::See here, Charles! Your measurement is a foot off I..eroy's reckoning. Martin: That's because Godsey's foot slipped. Scene: Spanish Class, about to use the recording machine. Miss Jones: Marcia, Fran, Guillermo y Pablo, speak clearly and rapidly. Fran Pazcka: Guillermo, c le gustan ratones a su gato? Bill Quednow: No, le gustan mices Time: after school Scene: Practice car about to start out. Eldon Chandler: Sure, I know how to start the thing. Mr. Howbert: What I want to be sure of is, do you know how to stop it? Spotlight on C Xa W MARKET 4000 W. 2181 L l,l 34 ,f 5 l. 1, bi Ready Now. Begin! STANDING: Jerry Brown, Martha Allen, Norma Brown, Dorothy Sheets, Mr. Noah Knepper. SEATED: Albert Crane, Marilyn Brown, Donald Hopkins, Richard Parton, Doris Sc-hlesener, Lloyd Arnold, Larry Carr, Louise Eckert Frank Fisher, Wilbur McElroy, Gary Fenity, Donna Peterson, Max Young, Marjorie Smerchek, David Dauzenroth. An interested group of young musicians have responded to the efforts of Mr. Noah Knepper and provided games and programs with a lively background of sound. BEGINNERS' BAND STANDING: Charita Myers, Deanna Holmes, Gail Cox, Max Young, Mr. Knepper. SEATED1 Jerry Brown, Joseph Boley, Juanita Johnson, Sandra McElroy, Norma Brown, Donald Hopkins, Linda Ostrander, Larry Brown, Mary ,lane Glenn, JoAnn Barngrover. THE BRASSESg Don Hopkins, Albert Crane, Lloyd Arnold, Richard Parton, Gary Fenity, Larry Carr, Max Young, Frank Fisher, Mr. Knepper. Spotlight on 'A at R CLEANERS 21st and Gage ,.N-h i l Sporliglx on LITTLE AND 3833 W. 2 ist Q X' 1 l ll l Musical Interlude BOYS' GLEE TOP ROWg Gerry Sibley, Don Edson, Jerry Brown, Larry Brown, Richard Jepson, Larry Lee, Larry Carr, Lloyd Arnold, Marvin Andrews, Bernard Breeding, Rieliard Parton. SECOND ROWQ Donald Latter, Artllur Newell, Max Young, Eldon Chandler, Gary llrown, Woodward Bennett, Robert Crowl, Donald Hopkins, Shelley Reece, Gary Matlier. THIRD ROWQ Dale Connor, George Williams, Roy Cox, lolni Carter, Williani Quednow, losepli Boley, loluiMeijon1h, Paul T lnel, Robert Williams, .lanies Corbett. FRONT ROW: Gary Fenity, Michael Reilly, Donald Young, Gene Nicely, Afllllll Patterson, Donald Andrews, Vernon Bixby, Albert Crane, 'l'llOlllLiS Quaney, Tliornas Del Hierro, Franr-' Vlilltl, Actronrpariist, 'I lieo Baxter. Miss Jones, who directs the vocal music, has a large proportion of the students in one or more groups. All the girls are in the girls' glee and the girls' glee and boys' glee combine to make the school chorus, BOYS' Ql'ARTE'l'TE Donald llopnins, Paul Tlnel, Robert Lrowl, Artlnr Newell. TREBLE CLLEFT CLUB TOP ROWg Virginia llansford, lnea Spreer, Rose Deines, Tlieo Baxter, Patricia Eizrrrian. SECOND ROWg Doris Nictilancy, 5ettyCar11pbell, Shirley Daxidson, Margaret llansford, Martha Allen, Fxlisslean Jones. FRONT ROWg Iris Gillaspy, Fran Pacgaa, Jacqueline Lnttloliann, Kay Pool, ,lo Rene Kerns. LlTTLE FEED STORE 't 'K Sis.. Leading Roles Honoring students who have won distinction for achievement outside school curriculum and organizations Dorothy Sheets, Charles Godsey, Jacqueline Luttjohann, Richard Parton, Doris McClancy, receiving from the hand of Mrs. Morgan certificates indicating their poems will appear in the 1952 Anthology of High School Poetry, Carolyn Metsker, Albert Crane, James Zinn, won the awards for essays offered by the Topeka Club of Printing House Craftsmen. Carolyn also received the city wide award. Bob Engler's Hereford steer was Reserve Champion in the Topeka Free Fair, September 1951, and Grand Champion at the Kansas State Fair at Hutchinson. Theo Ann Baxter is the city wide Y-Teen president and secretary of the F. H. A. Kansas District I Spotlight on KLESATH DRUG STC 21st and Gage Stage S etti n gs xt I l I Act IV 22222 1' i The Washburn Rural H1 Y club through 1tS regular meetings aims at a wellrounded program of religious civic and social significance Outside speakers student panels participation W R Piper sponsor Ted Eckert treas Gary Fenity vice president Larry Grantier president Kirk Romary secretary Mr McElroy asst sponsor in organization conferences and prohyects make L' Q t S up a large part of the program lntra mural basketball games and sw ms at the Y M C A provide the recreational side FN' 38 '51, Marvin Bonjour Robert Shirley Max Young Richard Baker Larry Grantier David Adams discussing a bill to present to the model legislature. Spotlight on SIMON OIL CO. 4000 W. 2ISl Y TEEN CABINET STANDING Mlss Steele advlser Jacquelrne Luttjohann devotional chr Theo Baxter pres I0laB1sel tnterc lub councll rep Martha Allen socral chr Marcra Patterson treas Dorothy Sheets program chr Iuanlta Johnson songleader Mrss Jones asst sponsor SEATED Norma Brown servrce chr V1rgln1aHansford vrce pres Kay Pool sec Bug Meamng The f1rst club luncheon of the year featurmg fall decoratlons Spotlrght on CHRISTOPHER STUDIOS 822 Kansas Ave The Y Teen an organrzatron stresslng the Chr1st1an 1dea1s of lrvmg mcludes all the g1r1s rn the school f'A 39 5 1 I 9 -I 1 -I u -2 n 'Z' i 'I 1 -I . ' ' p a 9 u I , -I n .1 5 o ' r , . I I - I 4 Q Y S ' 1 1 , -., x K . tr ,V . - X . , 'J . -l X14 ., A . , - , 'x . + 4 ' X, ffgfivgi Q7 g7 f PEP CLUB OFFICERS: Inez Spreer, treas.g Miss Jones sponsorg Geneva Dibbern, ass't treas. g Patricia Ehrman, pres Doris Schlesener, sec.g Miss McGee, ass't sponsorg Margaret Hansford, vice pres. Boosting The Boys A lively group of girls kept the pep high at athletic games during the entire year. In the Spring the club honors the athletes with a banquet which is one of the important social events of the year. To earn money for the banquet the girls run a concession stand at all home games. Incidentally they earn letters for the amount of service they give. Section of student body during Pep Club assembly. Spotlight on SANDERS MARKET 2616 W. i7rh Spotlight on LEFT TO RIGHT: Norma Brown, junior editor: Carolyn Metsker, art editor: Mrs. Morgan, sponsor: Patricia Ehrman, senior editor: Louise Eckert, sophomore editor: Robert Shirley, senior editor: Theodore Eckert, Jr., business manager Mr. Frank Cookson, photographer: Larry Grantier, business manager, Albert Crane, student photographer, Jacqueline Luttjohann, editor-in-chief, Larry Brown, freshman editor. Production Staff Ted: Now the way I figure, Larry, we have two dollars here, and if we sell about sixty-two more, we should have our quota. Larry: Just think, only sixty-two more to sell! Mr. Cookson: How do you figure, Ted? The way I see it, you need sixty- four more, because let's see .......... Albert: We should try a shot like this sometime, Mr. Cookson. Oh, by the way, Mrs, Morgan, those pictures will be ready tonight, Mrs. Morgan: Good, that means we can get started on the next assignment tonight. Jackie, be sure to pick those up after school. Jackie: All right. Say, Larry, your write-up will have to be in by Wednesday, because we have a deadline to meet on the sixteenth. Larry: I'l1 try to get that in right away, then. About how many words? Patty: Will I have to type tonight? Jackie: Yes, we have about four pages ready. Carolyn: Is this about the right size for the spotlight? Mrs. Morgan: Yes, that's fine. We'll need about twelve within the next two days. Louise: You have a good start, Carolyn. Bob: I don't see why the rest of you can't take things easy like me. I have all my work done. Norma: Same here, Bob. 41 YTTLE AGENCY, PAUL M. 822 Kansas Avenue Stage Student Helpers School historians: Kay Pooleg Mr. Haun, sponsorg Marlene Brobst. School reporters: lola Bisel, Sandra McElroy, Sponsor, Mrs. Morgan, not rn picture. xfsf Spotlight on NJETTIE PETERSONS 1947 Gage I? V' Carolyn Metsker Shirley Davidson Robert Williams Joann Barngrover Mary Lou Wood Albert Crane . Don Latter . . Juanita Johnson Bill McElroy . Gary Fenity. . . Ruby . Polly . . . Monte . . . . Angie . Mrs. J. J. Jasper . . . . Erval . Waiter 'PeS8Y . . . Mike . John Jasper Special Deliverq Juniors stepped into the limelight December 7, in a three-act comedy that kept the audience in suspense as Robert Williams, supported by his loyal secretary, Shirley Davidson, chased the elusive letter. Lower right: Ioan: Are you nuts? Gary: Haven't noticed any squirrels Spotlight on ED MARLING APPLIANCE CO. I6 618 Kansas Ave. chasing me. In the make-up room. Mrs. Piper dolling up the hero of the play, Robert Williams. Those B.1 who W COgihQUednOWOTked Dorotf L-91'oy1pC,arPenfe,,, the scene C hy And llcken ' Mr- P' S Ox, . ez-so 861-, , lper palntert 71, pro Parnterj 1 rnpter- 1 Ray Carolyn: Of course, if l am intruding ---- Robert W.: No, no, we were just- --- Shirley: Come right in, Miss Gershwin. .... '--n C VI n SJ r 1 xii Y I ts' Q. HRISTMAS DANCE ROYALTY vi SEATED: King and queen, Robert Shirley and Theo Baxter. STARTING AT LEFT, Thomas Del Hierro and Betty Trendel, sophomore attendantsg Carolyn Metsker and William Quednow, junior attendantsg Margaret Williams and Arthur Patterson, freshman attendants. Between Acts Christmas Vacation Just as we thought! The Santa of the Christmas party was Mr. McElroy, I as A . I , -. Jai? r 'Y'x 46 Spotlight on NACE JEWELRY 933 Kansas Cheers from the Gallery Act V 1 e Under the -lg l V. I ' FRONT ROW: Roy Cox, Larry Grantier, Charles Godsey, Bud Newell, Dick Baker, Jerry Virr, Ted Eckert, Bob Shirley, Ray Cox, Marvin Bonjour, Max Young. SECOND ROWg Larry Lee, Larry Carr, Dale Cox, Gerry Sibley, Don Young, Merrill Goodrich, Bob Foster, John Carter, Eldon Chandler, Paul Thiel, Don Edson, Jerry Brown. 48 A Spotlight on STRATTON HARDWARE 2307 W. loth Floodlights Spotlight on VERDIER'S FEED AND SEED STORE 2032 Gage 53 'OI' fi' - 3- .4,- S: THIRD ROW: Coach Alton Haun, Manager, Gary Feniry, Kirk Romary Glen Nicely, John McComb, Arthur Patterson, Leroy Flickinger, Shelley Reece, Tommy Bunger, Bruce Oelke, Bob McElroy, Bill McElroy, Gene Nicely, Ass't Coach, W. A. McElroy. 49 t1.gU1 1 1' ' 4 Al? hx ,oi J, N TED ECKERT ER CH GRANT1 AR Y LESCP 9 J':r'I9 Grantier: Fun-loving congenial snapper , Eckert: Versatile, vindictive and valiant. Godsey: Fast, Sanguine, and portentous. Newell: A rugged competitor whose zeal is surpassed only by his co-operation. Vitt: Our vigilant Wingman . EWELL I Spotlight on PLAZA HARDWARE 1236 Lane Open Sunday 12:30 - 5:30 P.M. 7' mira '-ft Qi 'fs KIRK R Spotlight on DIBBLES 2615 W. ZISI. 'jg OMAR Y NGER TOMMY BU BOB SHIRLEY Romary: The synchronized utility ball carrier. Bunger: End play specialist. Shirley: Our lambent moving general. Baker: A sturdy running, pass snagging back. Bonjour: Centralia's contribution of deception and powe r. DICK BAKER MARWN BONJOUR May 1951 cast a pall over the pros- Varsity Games p e c tiv e fall m od el of Ichabod's grid machine by taking ten seniors, but Sep- tember found the vehicle streamlined with Shirley, Bonjour, ayear's experience plus an uns elfish unity that culminated in second spot in the Jayhawk League. In a continual rain,Horton succumbed by the margin of one point as Roy Cox ran the extra point. The following week saw the marginal 6-8 game go to Holton as the clock ran out on the 1-yard line after a sustained 65-yard drive, to give the Little Blues their only loss previous to the league championship's Hayden game ending the season. The chill of that last game was felt in frozen ears, toes, and fingers as Jack Frost wieldedhis mighty rod, but our spirits resisted both the cold and the de- feat. Sept Horton 6 W. H. S. 7 Sept. Holton 8 W. H. S. 6 Oct. Seaman 12 W. H. S. 13 Oct. Osage City 0 W. H, S. 27 Oct. Wamego 12 W, H, S. 38 Oct. Topeka B 6 W. H. S, 13 Nov. Hayden 39 W. H. S. 7 B Team Games Oct. Seaman 12 W, H, S. 25 oct. Hayden 12 W. H. S. 12 Oct. Hayden 7 W. H. S. 2 Nov. Seaman 6 W. H. S. 7 The B team struggling for a victory over Seaman N Spotlight on DR. D. E. wl-IATLEY, ver 1930 Gage Spotlight on FORBES HARDWARE 618 Kansas In Reserve Coach Haun and Assistant McElroy, head strategists. A tense moment in the Osage game for Coach Haun, Gene Nicely, Coach McElroy, Glenn Nicely, Bob McElroy, Dale Cox, and John Carter, but we won Z7-0. f 1 v-pi fE2 Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec Ian. Jan. Ian. Jan. Ian. Ian. Ian. Jan. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Mar. Mar s'a 4' , A TEAM. STANDING: Coach Haun, Kirk Romary, Larry Grantier, Jerry Vitt, Lyle Armstrong, Max Young, manager. SEATED: Tommy Bunger, Robert Shirley, Dick Baker, Marvin Bonjour, Gary Fenity. Presenting The A Topeka Reserves Topeka Reserves St. Marys Denison Wamego Hayden Seaman Osage City Wichita East Liberal Ottawa Seaman St. Marys Denison Wamego Hayden Rossville Osage City Auburn Alma Carbondale Hope A TEAM Inv. Tour. Lnv. Tour. Inv. Tour. Tour. Tour. Tour. Tour. wHs 46 wHs 53 wHs 52 wHs 50 wHs 53 wi-is 37 wHs 47 wus 55 wus 47 wus 57 wHs 55 wus 51 WHS 69 wr-is 56 wr-is 57 WHS 63 wHs 54 WHS 52 WHS 54 wus 52 wi-is 41 wr-is 39 QS!! There Here Here Hoyt Here There Here Here Dodge City Dodge City Dodge City There There Here There Here There There Carbondale Carbondale Carbondale Osage City Spotlight on LIDYD RENBERGER ZM7 West 21st .. ...IN l 4 X el.. L B TEAM. TOP ROW: Coach Haun, Leroy Flickinger, David Dauzenrolh, Gary Mather, Shelley Reece, Ass I Coach McElroy SECOND ROW: Merrill Goodrich, Bruce Oelke, Don Latter, Bill McElroy, Roy Cox. SEATED: Bob McElroy Dick Jepson, Glenn Nicely, Lloyd Arnold, Larry Carr, Robert Williams. Dec. Dec. Ian. Jan. Ian Jan. Jan. Jan. Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Presenting The B's WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS Here Here Here There Here Here Here There There Here There Here There There ,!.,,h Semor rm strong o yle A Smooth workmg tw an Iette r floor rn Ltt Jerry V A fakmg southpa gf k Baker long D1c A three letter S hot art1st My Ku-k Romary Accuracy lnstead of stature 2 TH Larry Grantler Varsxty v1a rebou ndlng 56 N61 Spotlight on HOTEL KANSAN 823 Kansas 'r D Bug Shots r on Hopkms Tomml' Bun Wakarus 1 Ade t ger 3 S bask et P base I H b all contrxbutlon performer ne ob Shlrley 1-f T Spotlight on 'FATE SAVINGS BANK Poxse and pollsh both on and off the court Marvln Bonjour Versat11e Centralxa transferee 57 0 Q W , ll . l 1 ' 824 Kansas Above: A Team, Denison game. Tommy Bunger putting one in the basket. B Team, Denison game. Leroy Flickinger coming out of the keyhole, aims for the basket. Spolhghr on HALIJS STATIONARY 622 Kansas Y! ,J-if f' jf X, fix' 15 3 F. ff SI70l11gfIl0I1 C.'.PI'I'9-.L SPORTING GOODS CO. QI -3 Quincy Paul T. Yxhchacl, Mgr. if ,vfY ,r -v ffw -gi' ' X CHEERI.IZ.W.DIQRS: IJLHRIIJ I-v111w11, Cjamlj.11McL5kur, Vxrglnia llallsilvrd, Row Iklzluf, FIl1TxL'!.'D.iX1GN0l., Supporting Role 1? if ff iff' Academq Award Sports Robert Shirley ,X a-'ff' ,Ziff Not only because he has excelled in all three major sports, but chiefly because he has consistently shown the type of sportsmanship that all Washburnites admire, Bob is the unanimous choice of students, ' coaches, and faculty for the athlete of the year. Spotlight on TOPEKA COCO COLA BOTTLING CO 1717 Gage Spotlight on BROADVIEW DAIRY 333 West 29th N9 ' Q 4177 I. if ' , . I V V J- I A- .5 ' F' BU f 1 ytffft H2411 ,ASJJBUPQ ,survey q,,,5HBUp4, ' euR AL HN i was 5H8UI0, :NRRL -I ' ALHlGh .R J QQ, kj r i 60 ' V1 'S' ' 1 8 I ? L 1,4 , A 3' vt 41 K annual, WWSHBUF4' 3r:i?llifgH :rRlLH.BH RURAL mm QURAL 9 XJ QSHHUF4, RLIALHJSH Ycjlgivi '15 904w ski-siiaurw 551'-A r 3' lmuu ,MAL ,nah ' , lin BOYS' PIIYSICAL EDUCATION CIJXSS lr 7 mgnsufaf, ,WSHBUPN giJnAi msn ,iswsvlw HIGH NRALH1' I 1 TOP ROW: Mr. llaun, Arthur Patterson, George Williams, Larry linglcr, Gerry Sibley, Larry Brown. - MIDDLE ROW: Don Andrews, Mike Rcrlley, John Carter, John McComb, Gene Nicely, Bernie Breeding. SEATED1 Don Edson, Dale Cox, Don Young, Jerry Brown, Larry Lee. Regular Practice LET TO RIGHT: Joann Roye, Phyllis Viergewer, Charlene Engler, Ciiarita Myers, Gail Cox, Janice Robinson, Miss McGee, Marjorie Snierchek, Margaret Williams, Joyce Fnrst, Mary Ellen Eagan, Virginia Schults, Deanna Holmes. Q. Rn-Hard Parton ,gtxrmg one of hrs zany lectures as part ot a l'.ll.. -.. banquet prugranu. D u r l n g Ciiclmvj Charles Godsey ltlte of which Lyle Arms , r W wiv. .,. paymg kltss Steele for a lunch, the tron Y has alreadx' assembled in , - Sorne of the guests at the annual East Central 1? li , ! G Q, .....-L.. Kansas E.F. A. speech contest stopping for lunch. Chapter E.H.A. awards presented to Sondra Norman, Iris Gtllaspy, Iola Bisel, Diana Day, Louise Eckert, Sandra McElroy, and Betty Campbell by the vice-president, Inez Spreer. Spotltght on XNOLFE S CAMERA AND PHOTO SHOP 631 Jackson Intermission CCenter leftj Gene Nicely and Mike Reilly observing progress of baby chickens destined to appear as fries at the F.F.A. banquet. Uiottomj Story time and bed time for the little children ofthe Herman Bennington household on the Christmas program. QUpper rightj Dick Baker, Bud Newell, and Jerry Vitt taking over the cheer leading job. lCenter rightj Noon pastime: Glenn Nicely and Paul Whitlow with the gloves. 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John Deere Dealer P Karl's Garage, 4001 W. 21st, Page-6 Klesath Drugstore, 21st 81 Gage, Page-36 Little 82 Little Feed Store, 3838 W. 21st, Page-35 Lloyd Renberger, 2607 W. 21st, Page-54 age- Lyttle Agenci Paul N1 822 Kansas Ave Page 41 Mace Jewelry C0 933 Kansas Avenue Page 46 Marlirig Ed Appliance Co 616 618 Kansas Ave Page 45 McCormick Rug Co 522 Van Buren Page 7 M1diwestAppl1anee Co lnc 608 Kansas Avenue Page 63 Mosby Mack 701 Van Buren Page 55 Northwestern Nat Life Insurance Company Alton D llaun Repr Page I7 'Pauline Elevator Pauline Kansas Page Petersons Nettie 1947 Gage Page 43 Plaza Hardware 1236 Lane Page 50 'Ranch House 4020 W 6th Page 70 'bach s Florist IOIh at Warren PagL Sanders Market 2616 W 17th P ge 40 Seabrook Self Service Laundry 2026 Gage Page 16 'Seabrook Standard Station 4001 W. 21st Page-69 Shawnee Federal Savings 82 Loan 812 Kansas Ave. ge-3 Shortman Motor Co. 918 Quincy Page-42 Shrake Electric 213 W. 6th Page-9 Simon Oil Co. 4000 W . 21st Page-38 Skaggs l.G A. Store 2035 Gage Page-25 State Saxings Bank 824 Kansas Page-57 Srranberg Auto Parts 82 Machine Shop Corner 9th 82 Quincy P3gC'23 Stratton Hardware 2307 W. 10th Page-48 Topeka Coca-Cola Bottling Co. 1717 Gage Page- Verdier's Fe fd 8t Seed Store 2032 Gage P3g6'49 Walker s Drug Store 6th 82 Jackson Page-8 Western Typewriter Co. 123 W. 6th Page- 'Westwood Appliance 1629 Medford Page- Wesrwood Drug 2612 W. 17th Page-13 Whatley Vet., Dr. D. E., 1930 Gage Page-52 Whitmore 82 Deines Garage, 1718 Gage, Page-20 Wolfe's Camera 8: Photo Shop, 631 Jackson, Page-62 'Sponsors ofthe spring supplement S X 1+ x R BO O k 5,5 X I' R S JL? nu, KANSAS ,ff xl 1-QP Mvsns ANDCO 'Nc f W x v if Ol ITF .- X xt ..:::- - W jf DH 'I ' v ' h lk ,'9::s 4 X wht Vtgfv O Q. O A ' 1, O0 . flu lily.. l fn. :l.::..:.. ' 0 lin ., ooo. , Cig- .I f XX Encore 17215 fff 'B CLOSING SC ENES Sp t V W Among Cast Members STANDING: Charles Godsey, David Dauzenroth, Bud Newell, Larry Granlier, Max Young, manager. FRONT ROW: Kirk Romary, Bob Foster, Dale Cox, Don Andrews. Mr. Piper went with the team to the Jayhawk league track meet in place of Mr. Haun who was with the baseball team in the regional games. SENIOR TRACKSMEN Bud Newell, Kirk Romary, Charles Godsey, Larry Grantier. These boys were awarded fourth place in the 880-yd. relay team. Larry Grantier placed fifth in the 220-yd. dash. Spotlight on 67 PAULINE ELEVATOR Pauline, Kansas ,l x , r' .f'x -,, ' of 'Y -.. ,g I F 3 r' ei -.1 7, Recognition of The Pep Club chose March Z1 as the day to honor all boys taking part in one or more ofthe major sports. Excellent food, speeches, and skits provided a program varied enough to suit the taste of everyone, Kirk Romary ttrackl, Don Hopkins Qbaseballl, Larry Crrantier fbasketballj, Arthur Newell Qfootballl summarized in a humorous manner the four year history of each sport v f ,!- ,fx 'K 9 Upper left: Patricia Ehrman, pres- ident of Pep Club and toastmistress. Center left: Celia McGee and Jean Jones, the sponsors, brimming with enthusiasm and ideas. Lower: Dummies? Not so! Norma Lee Brown, Marcia Patterson, and Theo Ann Baxter have enough life to supply their companions on the stage. pa.. i ,ff ff t u rf ,K 68 Spotlight on SACHS FLORISTS Tenth at Warren Parts Well Plaqed Dale Cox, freshman, reciting the creed at the annual parent-son banquet of the F. F. A. , May 8. This organization is sponsored by Charles Ross, agricultural teacher. Bob Engler, president, conferring honorary membership upon his father, Allen Engler. Mr. Engler was chosen by the boys for this honor because of his interest in their organization, and the active help he has given various members. Home-ec girls and several members of the faculty were each presented a rose as a token of the boys' appreciation of the help given in ' preparing the banquet and program. 1' 1 Q. Spotlight on SEABROOK STANDARD STATION 4oo1 w, zisr -q, , Q, he wk F7 Scenes To Be Shawnee County Music Festival, April 17. Dr. Robert M, Taylor of Emporia State Teachers College, Guest Conductor, Spring concert, May 6. Boys' Quartette, Donald Hopkins, Paul Thiel, Robert Crowl, Arthur Newell. Mixed chorus, Miss Jean Jones, conducting. his I ,ig - Qf!S'5! 06'-r ' ,Al X! 'R vf Kg' i MQ'- 4--5 70 Spotlight on RANCH HOUSE 4020 W. 6th Remembered Spotlight on GUARANTY STATE BANK Topeka, Kansas 5 eg'-e On the evening of May 3, the juniors invited the seniors to accompany them to the ocean depths. There amid seaweed and fish, with a diver, a mermaid, and a huge octapus, they all feasted and danced. The Junior-Senior Prom is one of the outstanding social events of the school year. The committe responsible for the success of the occasion were Miss McGee, sponsor, Juanita Johnson, Margaret Hansford, Norma Lee Brown, Shirley Davidson, Joann Barn- grover, and Carolyn Metsker. , 62 . ,x , K 71 N1 i -5-o Q 5 u, ! V! EJ? - L '-4: . , - ? - 7 'gg , - t. . Y K , CAST: Hugo Bromley, Robert Crowl, Gale Storrngay, Rose Denies, Prof, de Vallan Donald Hopkinsg Jeff Hall, Richard Partong llateher, Arthur Newellg Mr, Bradshaw, .M A ,yy Kirk Romaryg fxladani Lolga, Dorothy Sheets, Troddy, Martha Alleng Nora Vane, lnez ' Spreerg Granny Kate, Patricia Ehrman, Azeala, Jacqueline Luttjohanng Ginger Storm- gay, Theo Ann Baxrer, fm!!! x' ' Ghost Wanted On April 25, the seniors presented a night of mystery and suspense created by the zombi-like Madam Zolga, the voodoo Professor de Vallan, the monster role of Hatcher, and the sheeted ghost of Hugo. STAGE CREW: Theodore Eckert, Robert Shirley, W, R, Piper, coaehg Larry Grantier, Rebecca Keithley, student teacher from Washburn Ug and Gerald Vitt, E I l r 72 SpOIligl'll on GAS SERVICE COMPANY 200 West Sixth 'fn The freshman class acted as hosts to all the eighth graders of the district April Z5. Above is a group picture of our visitors. Farewell Assemblies Shirley Davidson and Juanita Johnson at the close of a dance number which was a feature of the junior farewell assembly to the seniors. The senior boys in a farewell assembly for their fellow students staged a style show which showed I how much they had absorbed from the girls of Miss Steele's careful instruction in good grooming. Those participating are Theodore Eckert, Larry Grantier, Frank Schultz, Robert Crowl, Richard Parton, David Adams, Joe Pete Musick, Gerald Vitt, and Woodward Bennett. Spotlight on 73 EASON SHOE REPAIR 4ooo W. zist F-me 'T 3 '1- fl H- ' 1 e,, xr 12 i is K -u4.,.,H ' 4 Me. Q.. I km, Distinguished Cast .l ,P D Mgt' Q' v . 1.,... .'.,Q - A z, 'fl' -f . - A I 'Vw 15 ,1 My 3' wxiga. UPPER LEFT: Marilynne Brown, State Homemakerg Martin Quaney, State Farmer, CENTER LEFT: Shirley Davidson, Girls' Stateg Robert Williams, Boys' State, LOWER LEFT: Marjorie Pomeroy, Third in county essay contest of Ladies' Auxillary, F, F, W,g Norma Lee Brown, Honorable Mention, , , - fi - 1---LQ Xfsfasliipurnldigh School. Band y Fmsr HONORS- suprnuon RiiTlNGi i 3-T The an-mu.al T D55T lC-1' Music Convegr A fs.. UY1iV2Y'5H'5 oF Kansas ..,........ 1 . fs i ii Friclagi April Four-th Nicely first as a team in district livestock judging contest at Council Grove IQ schools competing, Spotlight on P I, WESTWOOD APPLIANCE 13 1 l W , V t ,f .gy gf L 1 ,, u -,L - f 1 ,I i UPPER RIGHT: Leroy Flickinger, Robert Engler, Bruce Oelke, Glenn 1 T' ' - L M 74 Seniors Slflgiflfj their farewell, Nlay lo I C S S N I g ht Patty Ehrman singing jonny Boy to Robe Demo S V- . Autographing the Ch1mes L . 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