Washington High School - Hatchet Yearbook (Kansas City, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1949 volume:

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R , S't fp Comm h G ehugh tx, t ' r .tss etQ,,wb1 ,0 R hr 590 pbfog pb . h . r 1- , 4 Bu' I r J and I ' A I 411411-ep, 6. 686 - Fa- n Br0W ery Groc , Briggs 2 tions atula Congr Ded 'ce7 0n 0 O We the 1949 Hatchet Staff of Wash1ngton H1gh School w1sh to dedlcate th1s our Hatchet to our sacred memorles of the past four years to those memor1es and the thlngs for Wh1Ch they stand In so dolng we fervently hope they w1l1 be re11ved by each succeedlng class wlth as much fun and truly unforgettable sense of value as was our good fortune to enjoy We are the 49 ers' the mystery wh1ch 15 11fe But we are 1nf1n1tely wealthy already because we have the treasure of H1gh School s adventure behmd us a g1or1ous 1n Splrlng reveahng four years such as we w111 never aga1n exper1ence when Our Hearts Were Young and Gay 0 Our theme is one of searching for our fortune from 3 0 L of at 8. -4 9 P5 ix Neiijeff, C012 414 Vigo if W TXYXCAQ gyra 190 00x CO1 je ge., 0' Ce spfl' X2 Q1 19 ke, en g OA- be 'Io L4 C' ao 66 099 -W S, Jef, 'aj Ina CQ S., nsoxxxxffl Py1'K0kio1oX 0111-veI.O1ba SAQSS I Yhfvi' 6-vi Oi 99 Sify tafe GUNS P,.9 es'f'x. 619 mein 0f4,,.Tf'aC. ta 1 600' I S 8001.156 rs AJ 1' 19 0 0 l ie nunwfrafaon For four years our search for wealth has been guided by the ad- ministration, board of education, and faculty. Their careful planning, unfailing cooperation and understanding has made our que st a happy one and has brought to Washington High School honors in scholar- ship, triumphs in athletics, and numerous promising citizens for the future. The board members as community representatives have faithfully helped us by maintaining a well-equipped building, a beau- tiful campus, and placing at our disposal the tools of education. R. Gregory C. M. Evans H. Gauert This Page Through The Courtesy of Wells Feed Store 4 MA QBQ EFFIE M. COVELL ll. S. Biological Science ittsburg, Iii: CHARLES C GREFV B. S, ltducation, Kansas State Teachers College, 7' Y fue RONALD HALL B. S. Education, Kansas State Teachers College, Pittsburg. Kansas Teachers College, . tx Pittsburg. University of f Southern California. X Colorado University, - Boulder, Colorado. Uni- ,- versity of K, C. 1 as I 5 .4 Q W. ,, - ,H . . 'W i 51:21-: Q 4... EDGAR EIKEHMANN A egg? ti. S, Biological Science, 3 -Q,- . 1 f I Q' Physical Education, iffflf-:,,iX f 'K Kansas State Teachers 4- fgi3q,s.f,X LQ - -V College, Emporia. Q .,.. 1 . , 5. gaweff-.s I WILLIAM FOSTER B. S. Phgsical lzoucation, Social 'cience, Algebra, Kansas State Teachers College, Emporia, Park College, Parkville Missouri. Columbia llni- versity, New York. ,. MARY MARIE GLASER A. H. Home Economics, Southwestern College, Winfield, kansas. RILLA HARRIS A. A. Steglhens College, Columbia, .issouri. Uni- versity of Minnesota, Minneapolis. B. S. Art, Home Economics, Kansas State Colle e, Manhattan, Kansas. gllniversity of K. C. This page with the compliments of Geo. W. Mears, Florist. 5 ! ,,,,, H. M. MASON A. B. Journalism, Uni- versity of Kansas, Lawrence. LINDA HOWARD A, B. Education, MaJor Bi010SYy Minor Home Economics, Chemistry, Teachers College, Valley City, N. D- RUTH STOLL A. B. Spanish, University ofKansas, Lawrence, Uni- versity of Colorado, Boulder, Colorado. Uni- versity of New Mexico, Albuquerque, New Mexico. VIVIAN LYLE MC CAFFREY B. A, English and Speech, Kansas State Teachers College, Emporia. North- western University, Evanston, Ill. WALLACE H. WREN B. S. English, S eech, Social Science, Kansas State Teachers College, Emporia. Ottawa Univer- sity, Ottawa, Kansas M. . Education Univer- sity of Kansas City, Mo. LELAND ROBERTS B. S. Music, Kansas State College, Manhattan. M.M.E. Music, University of Kansas, Lawrence. Kansas State Teachers College, Emporia. This page through the courtesy of Harry T. Tibbs. 4 ,, ,, ,, , LOWELL LONG A. B. Speech and Debate, kansas State Teachers College, Emporia, Kansas. 3 BEVERLY BARNER '46 Office Secretary CLASS F 49 Z X gb Qgdggfi xx W 20 ag gi X7 X fi X F ,dig ff fr' V K if in ! ,112 X ff' X I KI ',f'i!,5,.f,:': I I X- -, - ,f xx Qjrf ,f 1 W, - Vs' n,- if 4' X V i ff , 0- 1 .0 lr , , V- xl Ni F ,fx M NM xx . -uw . IX ' -' I x wX' ,w FV RQ I, N X xx M12 We gb XA' K ff X ff, f 1 n A X L Q 2 '51 if ' - x X 5 W , ff V , P ll h V'l X M , If M , N' , fi 1, f' if , K, 7 1 .ff . VV -1 My Zi ff X, Xxx 4,.' , if X 1 f f -4 ,,' lx t SJ ' 4 Z , ix xxx I In 1 1,1 f l .Z XX Aj! .. .. 4. pw!-+2 is 'Y' -v ALBERT ABEHNATHY Hi-Y l,3,45 Variety Show 35 Senior Playg Cheerleader 45 Senior Class Cheerleader M Dramatics 45 Washingtonian Reporter 4. ANITA ADAMS Pe Club 2,3,45 Band l,S,3,45Y-Teens l,2,3,4, Cabinet 45 Chapel Time President 45 Washing- tonian Staff3,4, Feature Editor 45 Hatchet Staff 45 Senior Play5 Quill mm Scroll 3,45 C.A.A. M Music Festival l,2,3,M Pep Band 45 Scholarship Award 2,35 Office 4 DENE ALLEN Hesha High School, California l,2. EVELYN ALLEN Freshman Homecoming Attendant, Pep Club 1,2 3,45 Y-Teens l,2,3,M Mixed Chorus 2,3,45 MaJorette 2,35 Junior Play, Senior Play Activit Board 4, Presi- dent, Horizon Club 3,4 Secretar 45 Student Council 35 Cafeteria M Music Festival 2,3,45 Christmas Vespers 3,4 Operetta Dancing Chorus 'i'f,,,.t., 3 3, Ri, NR ' x 'N 4 wr Smart apparel for young men--Shepard's. 8 3 ff, ALLAN ANDREWS Band 2,3,4, Mixed Chorus 45 Music Festival 3,45 Christmas Ves ers Q Senior Class Bresidentg Vice President Sophomore Class, Senior Play JuniorPlayStage Manage: Peg Club l,2,3,45 Hi-Y 1, ,3,45 Cabinet 3,k Boys' State 35 Sports Reporter for Kansas 45 Football 1,25 Freshman Basketballg Hatchet Staff 4, Business Manager Operetta 45 Scholarship Award 3. VARY RUTH ATKINS Y-Teens 1,2,3,45 Pep Club 2,3,45 Spanish Club 35 Mixed Chorus 35 G.A.A, 15 60 Word Shorthand Certificatm 50 Word T ping Award Operetta 5 Home Nursing 4, VERNA LOU BAILEY Mixed Chorus 3,45 Spanish Club 25 Vesper Services 3,45 Operetta 3,k Y-Teens l,2,3,4g Cafeteria 45 G.A.A. l. DONNA BATES Y-Teens 1,2,3,4, Secretar 45 Pep Club 5,3,45 Band l,2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 3,45 Music Festival 3,45 Operetta 3,4 N. -lm 5 ' ,Mm ' GAY BATH Wyandotte 1,25 Art Club 3, 45 Pe Club 3,45 Y-Teens 3,45 Horizon Club 3,45 Senior Play. MARY ANAE BELL Pe Club 2,3545 Debate 2,S,45 Speech Festival l,2,3,45 Washingtonian Staff 3,45 Business Mana- er 45 Christmas Vespers T,2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 35 Music Festival 35Hatchet Staff 4, Advertising Managerg Spanish Club 2, 3,4,Secretary45 Y-Teens l,2,3,45 G A.A. L Horizon Club 35 National Forensic League 3,45 Quill and Scroll 3,45 Majurette 3, 45One Act Play 45 Junior C.ofC. Radio Contest Q Scholarship Award 2,3, MARSHALL BIDWELL Basketball 3,45 Hi-Y l,2,35 Track 3,45 Art Club 2,3,45 Spanish Club 2,4. FRANK BIGHAM Pep C1ub1,2,3,4, Hi-Y 1,2,3,4, Freshman Footballg Basketball l,3,M W-Club 3,45 Secretary 45 Escort to Homecoming Queen 4' Hatchet king 45 Senior Playg Vice President Senior Class. VIRGINIA BOAZ Northwest Junior High l5 One Act Play 35 Mixed Chorus 2,3,45 Operetta 2,3,45 Christmas Vespers 2.3,4 Soloist 2,l Music Festival 2,3,M Y-Teens 2,3545 Cabinet 35 Pep Club 3,45 Girls' Octette 2,3.4 MARJORIE BROWN Wyandotte 1,29 Y-Teens 3,4, Vice President 45 Horizon Club 35 Spanish Club 3,4 Hatchet Staff 4, Advertisin Managem Hatchet BalT Attendant 45 Pep Club 4. BETTY CAMPBELL Band l,2,3,45 Y-Teens L 2,3,45 Pep Club l,2,3,M G.A,A. lg Pep Band M Washingtonian Staff 3,4, Editor 45 Quill and Scroll 3,45 Wa-Hi-Lit Staff3,45 Trumpet Trio 45 Spanish Club 2,3,4, President Q Horizon Club 35 Music Festival l,2,3,45 Hatchet Staff 4 LiteraryEditom Debate Q,3,45 Speech Festival 2,35 Variety Show One Act Pla 35 American Legion gratori- cal Contest 35 Scholar- ship Award 2,35 Brass Sextette 35 National Forensic League 3,4 EVELYN CAMPBELL Wyandotte l- Pep Club 2, 3,4, Band Q,3,4, Presl- dent 4, Concert Master 3.43 Y-Teens 2,3,4 Treasurer 43 Spanish Club 2,3,4, Progr'm Chairman 33 Pep Band 45 Mixed Chorus 45 O eretta 45 Clarinet Ensemble 2,3,L Activity Board Secretary 45 Music Festival 253,45 Scholarship Award 2,l Christmas Vespers 4, This page with the compliments of The Quindaro State Bank. 9 ,pr ,FD- JEAN CUNNINGHAM Y-Teens l,2,3, Spanish Club 2, G.A.A. lg Mixed Chorus Q Operetta Chorus Q Music Festival 3. RICHARD CARR Northeast High School lg Band 2, 3, 4-Q Spanish Club 2, Hi-Y 2,35 Pep Club 2,3,45 Pep Band 45 Music Festival 2,3,4 Uramatics 3. EVA MAE CAVE Cafeteria 2, Pe Club 1,2,3,M Y-Eeens 1,2,3,4. PAT CONNOR Ward High School lg Y-Teens 2,3,4g Mixed Chorus 2,3,4g Christmas Vespers 2,3,4, Cast 2, Pep Club 3,43 Debate 2 Hatchet Staff 4, Secref tary, Art Club 2,3,k Spanish Club 2,4, Secre- tary 2, Horizon Club 3,4, ProgramChairman3g Music Festival 2,3,4' Operetta Accom anist 2,3,4, 60 Word ghorthand Certificate 35 Chorus Accom anist2,3,4,Junior Play Prompterg Senior Play Prompter. 'Wx 940-H PEGGY CRAWFORD Activity Board Treasurer 4, Band l,2,3,4, Secretary-Treasurer 4, Christmas Vespers 2,3,4, G.A.A. l' Girls' Ensemble 2,3,4g Hatchet Staff 4 Horizon Club 3.4, Junior PlaygMixedChorus 2,3,M Music Festival l,2,3,4g Uperetta 2,3,4, Cast 3,4, Pep Club l,2,3,45 Thes- pian 3,45 Y-Teens l,2,3, 4, Cabinet 4. BERNIECE DELICH Y-Teens 1,2,3,4, Pep Club 1,2,3,49 Horizon Club 3,4, Treasurer M G.A.A. 1, Secretary L Student Council 4, Vice-President 49 Homecoming Attendant 43 Hatchet Ball Attendant L Home Nursing 3,4, BARBARA DOOLEY Pe Club 2,3,4, Y-Eeens 1,2,3,4, Cabinet L lnter-club Council 4, Secretary 4, Mixed Chorus 3,45 Operetta 3,45 Horizon Club 3,4g Vice-President 35 Music Festival 3,45 G.A.A. lg Christmas Vespers 3,4g Senior Play Art Club M 45 Word Typing Award. NICK EISMAN Basketball 1,2,3,4, Track 1,2- Football 1,2,3,4- Student Council 3,4 Football All-Star 4, Football Co-Captain 4, Homecomin King 4, Freshman Class Secretar -Treasurerg W-Club 2,!,4, Vice-President 4. This page with the compliments of Katz Drug Co.--728 Minn. Ave. 10 W, kAx,, . Ak.1 ,kli ,k,5 5 W ' 'WW-2 w,.ms,' ff ' 5 ' , we Q- 'L 4 f xftigj ,wink uf ,fl 'WS si we 1 1' avr? an .nw A JACK ERLEWINE Hand l,2,3,45 Hi-Y l,2,3,45 Spanish Club 25 Pep Band 4. JIM FIELDS Freshman Basketbalh r1i-Y 1,2,3,4, Art Club 2,3,4, CHARLES FOUTS Student Manager Freshman Footbalh Basketball 15 Pep Club l,2,3,45 Hi-Y 1,2,3,4. KEITH GALLEHUGH Hi-Y l,2,3,4, Cabinet 3, Secretar 45 Band l,2,l 4, Vice-gresident 45 Pep Club l,2,3,4, Treasurer 3,President 45 Boys Glee Club 15 Mixed Chorus l,2, 45 Boys' Ensemble 25 Sophomore Class Presidenq Freshman Basketbalh Freshman Football5 Track l,2,3,45 Spanish Club 2, Vice-President 25 Senior Play5 Junior Playg W-Club 3,45 Operetta 45 Boys' Quartette 45 Homecoming Escort 4- Clarinet Trio 3,45 Hatchet Staff 4, Assistant Editorg Kansas CityStar Reporter 45 He- serve Basketball 25 Sun- flower Boys' State 35 Scholarship Award 35Music Festival l,2,3,M Christmas Vespers 1,2,L Thespian Society 3,4. G in, SHIRLEY GAST Mixed Chorus 2,3,45 Double Octette 3,4 Christmas Vespers Q,3,M Operetta 2,3,45 Ensemble 3,45 Y-Teens l,2,35 Tri-City Conference 3. JOAN GATES Y-Teens 1,2,35 Mixed Chorus 35 Operetta Chorus 35 U.A.A. l5 Cafeteria 45 Scholarship Award 3. ALLIE KAY GROVE Pep Club l,2,3,45 Vice- President 35 Y-Teensl,2, 3,4, Cabinet 35 Band 1,2, 3,45 Pe Band 45 Brass Sextette gg Mixed Chorus 3.45Christmas Vesqers 3, 45 Trumpet rio 45 Operetta Orchestra 1,25 Dancin5Chorus25Operetta 3,4,Cast 35 G.A.A. 15 Freshman Class Cheer- leader5 Sophomore Class Secretary5 Music Festival 1,2,3,4g Horizon Club 3, Son Leader 35 S amish Clug 2, Treasurer S5 Scholarship Award l,2,35 VarietyShow 35 Quill and Scroll 3,45 Thespian Society 3,45 Student Counci 4, President 45 Student Council Confer- ence 45 Kansan Writer M Student Council Re orter 35 Junior Play5 Senior Playp Wa-Hi-Lit Staff 3, Editor 35 Washingtonian Staff 3,4, Make-U Editor 42 45 WordlTyping Certificate5 Hatchet Staff, Editor. NORMA GUSHEE Pe Club l,2,3,45 Y-Teens l,2,3,45 Cafeteria 3,45 Horizon Club 35 G.A.A. M 60 Word Shorthand Certificate 45 45 Word Typin Certificate E. This page through the courtesy of The Butler Music Company. ll ,gf E' KEITH HELLWIG Band 1,2,3,4. JEAN HENDRICKSON Pe Club l,2,3,4 Y-Teens l,2g Spanish Club 2,M Junior Class Treasurer, G.A.A. lg Cafeteria 3,49 80 Word Shorthand Certificate EVELYN HERDMAN Y-Teens l,2,3,4, Spanish Club 2g G.A.A. lg Homecomin Queen Pep Club S,3,4g Secretar 45 Horizon Club 4, President 45 Washingtonian Sta Student Council 1 80 Word Shorthand Certificate. LESTER HILL Northwest L Wyandotte 2,3. 4: f 1 fbh 4, . 1 FW- CARYL HOWARD Lovenberg Junior High, Galveston, Texas lg Pep Club 2,3,4g Y-Teens 2,3, 4, Cabinet 4g Y-Teen Tri-City Conference 2,3g Mixed Chorus 3,M Christmas Vespers 3,45 O eretta 3,4, Horizon Club 3,4, Washingtonian Staff 4, Quill and Scroll 3,4g Music Festival 3,4. DOLORES KELLEY Band 1,2,3,M Music Festival 1,2,3,L Mixed Chorus 3,45 Operetta 3,L Operetta Cast 4, Pep Band L Girls' Ensemble 4g Y-Teens l,2,3,4, Cabinet 45 G.A.A. 1, Pep Club 2,3,45 Christmas Vespers 3,4. LESTER KINDER Basketball 2,3,4g Football 2,L Track 2, 3, 45 Hi-Y 4, Hatchet Ball Escort 45 Dramatics M Mixed Chorus 4, W-Club 2,3,4 ROSE LANDELL Y-Teens l,2,3,4g Horizon Club 45 Band l,2,3, Spanish Club 2,45 Pe Club 3,k G.g.A. lg Washin tonian Staff 4, 80 Wars Shorthand Certificate 45 Music Festival l,2,3. This page with the compliments of L1oyd's Drug Store. IZ , BETTY LANGSTON Art Club 2,3,4Q Y-Teens l,2,3' Spanish Club Q, Horizon Club 3 G.A.A. L CHARLES LANGSTON, . Hi-Y l,2,3,49 Spanish Club 2. 404 I? LILAH LAUGHLIN Band 1,2,3,4j Librarian 3.45 Pep Club 293,49 Treasurer 49 Horizon Club 39 Y-Teens l,2,3,4, Cabinet 4g G.A.A. lg Washingtonian Staff 3,49 News Editor 49 60 Word Shorthand Certificate9 Junior O.A,T, Awarl Spanish Club 29 Pe Band 49 Wa-Hi-Lit 3,49 Boetry Editor 4g Music Festival l,2,3,49 Scholarship Award 2,3949 Quill and Scroll 3,49 Junior Play Stage Managerg Senior Play Stage Manager. HENRY SOPTICH Freshman Football Co-Captain9 Varsity Football 2,39 Freshman Basketball, Varsity Basketball 2,39 W Club 2,3949 Student Council 1.2,3, Vice President 19 Band l,2,49 Track l,2,4. 4fI DOLORES LEAVEADLSAY Y-Teens l,2,3Q Mixed Chorus 2,39 Operetta Chorus 2,39 Music Festival 2,39 Christmas Vespers 2,3 G.A.A. 1, 40 Word Ty ing Plllg Shorthand Certificate9 Scholarship Award 3. GORDON LEWALLEN Football 1,3,4Q Hi-Y 192,39 Washingtonian Staff 4, S orts Editor9 W-Club 394. RUTH LOGAN Art Club 3,49 Y-Teens l,2,3,4, Cabinet L Hatchet Staff 4, Art Co- Editor9Scholarship Award 2,3,49 Washingtonian Staff 3,49 Editor 49 Quill and Scroll 3,49 K.U. Art Conference 2,39 49 Horizon Club 3,49 G.A.A. lg Wa-Hi-Lit Staff 3,49 Art Editor 3,43 40 Word Typing Certificate. PAT LOGUE Tamal ais Hi h School lg Home Comin ittendant 29 Y-Teens 2,S,49 Junior playg Horizon Club 3,49 Prom Reporter 49 Sganish Club 2,3,4, resident 49 Pep Club 3,49 Cafeteria M Y-Teens Tri-City Conference 29 Scholarship Award 3. This page through the courtesy of the Kansas City Kansan. QU' ,L n.......-,-fs W- A CA ROL MA HR Y-Teens l,2,3.45Peg Club 3,45 Operetta ,2,35 Washingtonian Staff 3,4, Promotions Editor 45 Wa- Hi-Lit Staff 3,4, Art Edi- tor 3, Editor 45 Quill and Scroll 3,45 G.A.A, 15 Hatchet Staff 4, Art Co- Editor5 Spanish Club 3,4-, Art Chairman 45 Art Club 3,45 K.U. Art Conference 3,45 Scholarship Award 35 Horizon Club 3,45 Variety Show 3. MARY ANNE MAJEWSKI Pe Club 2,35 Y-Eleens l,2,3,45 Cafeteria 1,45 Horizon Club 3,4-5 spanish Club 2, SALLY LOU MA TNEY Northwest Junior High l Spanish Club 25 Y-Teens 2,3,45 Cafeteria 45 Pep Club 3,45 Home Nursing 4. ROSEMOND MC GRAW Basehor Rural High School l,2,35 Cheerleader 45 Mixed Chorus 4, Secretary Treasurer 45 Y-Teens 45 Christmas Vespers 45 Operetta 4. MARILYN MILLER Y-Teens 3,45 Pep Club l,2,3,45 G.A.A. 15 Mixed Chorus 3,45 O eretta 3,45 Christmas Ves ers 3,43 Music Festival 3,4. MARY LOL' MILLICH Band 2,3,45 Music Festival 2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 25 Operetta 25 Y-Teens 1,2,3,45 G.A.A. 15 Pe Club l,2,3,45 Art Club E,3,45 Spanish Club 2,4, Vice President 25 Sophomore Class Treasurer-5 Senior Class Treasurer5 Miss Mystery 35 Horizon Club 49 Christmas Vespers 2. EL IZABE TH MOURNING Senior P1ay5 Hatchet Ball Attendant 45 G.A.A. lg Music Festival 2,3,45 Operetta 2,3,4, Operetts Cast 35 Pep Club 2,3,4' Cheerleader 2,3,45 Y-Teens l,2,3,45 Horizor Club 3,45 StudentCouncil 2,3,4, Secretary 45 Dizzy Baton 25 Cafeteria 35 Hatchet Staff 4, Sports Editorg Thespian Society 45 ChristmasVespers3,45 55 WordTyping pin 25 60 Word Typing in 45 Home Nurs- ing 35 Mixed Chorus 2,35 4, President 45 60 Word Shorthand Certificate 3. ROBERT ODNEAL Band 1,2139 Football l,25 Track 1,2- Hi-Y 1.2,3, Operetta 15 Mixed Chorus l,2. H. C. Bane Trading Post - - - Geo. Niebaurn, Florist. 14 'DN BILL NYE Freshman Football5 ui-Y l,2,3,45 Senior Play5 Junior Play5 Mixed Chorus 45 Christmas Ves ers Q Music Festiva 5 O eretta 45 Thespian Society 3,4. SHIRLEY O'DONNELL Y-Teens l,2,35 Club 25 Spanish Horizon Club 35 G.A.A. L Cafeteria 4. JIM PEERSON Hi-Y l,2,3,4, Secretary 35 Student Council 1,25 Art Club 2,3,45 Football l,2,3,M Basketball l,3,45 Track l,2,3,45 W-Club 2,3,M Junior Class President. MONA JO PIPER Y-Teens l,2,3,4, Cabinet 35 Tri-City Conference 25 Mixed Chorus 2,3,45 Glee Club 25 Girls' Ensemble 3,45 Double Octette 3,45 Junior Playg Band 1,25 Pep Club 2,3,45 Operetta 3,45 Stage Manager 3,M Horizon Club 3,45 Spanish Club 2,45 Debate 35 National Forensic League 35 Art Club 3,45 G.A.A. l5 Scholarshi Award 35 Music Festival l,2,3,45 Christmas Vespers 2,3,4 f-SN ROBERT! PORTER Y-Teens l,2,35 Mixed Chorus 3,45 Christmas Vespers 3,45 Operetta Chorus 3,45 Music Festival 3,45 G.A.A. 1: Cafeteria 45 45 Word Typing Certificate. BILL POTTS hi-Y l,2,3,4 Senior Play5 Junior Play Football l5 Thespian Society 3,4. ANITA POWERS Vorthwest Junior High l5 Mixed Chorus Q Music Festival 35 Christmas Vespers 35 Operetta 2,35 Art Club 2,3545 President 45 Home Nursing 45 Y-Teens 2,35 Horizon Club 35 Dancing Festivities 2,3,4. JOYCE PRICHARD Y-Teens l,2,3,4, President 45 Student Council 1,25 Student Council Conference 25 Mixed Chorus 2,3,45 Mixed Chorus Accompanist 25 Operetta Dancing Chorus 25 Oper- ettaAccompanist25 Oper- etta Cast 3,45 Horizon Club 35 Music Festival l,2,3,45 Band l,2,3,4 Trumget Trio 45 Pep Club l,2, ,45 homecoming Attendant 45 G.A.A. l5 pep Band 45 Quill and Scroll 3.4, President 35 Girls' Ensemble 45 Senior ClassSecretary5Washing- tonian Staff 3,45 Co-News EditOr45 Wa-Hi-Lit Staff 3, Assistant Editor Hatchet Ball Candidate 45 Spanish Club 25 Scholar- ship Award 35 Christmas Vespers 2,3,4. This page through the courtesy of Rickey's Fine Foods and Lockers. 15 RALPH HEES Band 1.2,3,M hi-Y lg Football l,2. RAYMOND HIEDESEL, JR. Hi Y 1 JIM RAND Football lg lli-Y 1, Hatchet Staff Photographer. HARRY ROARK Football l,2. MARY ANNE RODINA Pep Club 2,3,4, Vice-President 45 Band l,2,3,4g Music Festival l,2,3,4 Brass Sextette 33 Art Club 2,3,4g Horizon Club 45 Y-Teens 1,2,3,4, Cabinet M Washingtonian Staff 4, Co-Feature Editor 45 Freshman Class Cheerleaden G.A.A. lg Cafeteria 3. CECIL ROGERS Football 1,2,3,4, Co-Captain 3,45 Basketball 1,2,3,4, Captain 2 Track 1,2,4g Junior Play W-Club l,2,3,4, President 4g Freshman Class Presidenm Junior Class Secretary Hatchet Staff 4g Hatchet Ball Escort 4 JOANNE ROSENTRETER Loretto Academy lg Mixed Chorus 2,3,4g Christmas Vespers 2,3,4g Music Festival 2,3,4g Operetta 2,3,4g Y-Teens 2,3,4g Pe Club 2,3,4g Spanish Club 25 60 Word Shorthand Certificateg Junior Playg Variety Show One Act Playg Senior Playg 0neAct,Play 45 Senior Homecoming Attendant 43 Hatchet Queen 4. RICHARD SAMBOL Ward High School 1,29 Scholarship Award 35 Junior Play Senior Play. This page through the courtesy of The Interstate Building And Loan. A! ' x ,Qi-Q ,'s'aiC JIM SHORE Football 2,3,45Hi-Y 1,25 Pep Club lg W-Club 3,4 GERALDINE SMITH Y-Teens l,2,3,45 Spanish Club 2,45 Cafeteria 45 G. A.A. l5 Scholarship Award 2,3. CONNIE STHNLEY Band 253,45 Music Festival 3,45 Senior Play5 Pep Band 45Pep Club l,2,3,45 Y-Teens 1,2,3,45 G.A.A. 1, Point Secretary 15 Horizon Club 35 Art Club 3,45 Spanish Club 2,4. RUBY STIRCHER Y-Teens l,2,3,45 Glee Club 3,45 Pep Club 3,45 Operetta 3,45 Christmas Vespers 3,45 Cafeteria 45 G.A.A. 15 Journalism 4, HENRY STROHMEYER Hi-Y 45 Senior Play5 Track 45 Junior Class Cheerleader. BOB SEVEHANCE Northwest Junior High T fgi Wyandotte High School, Wentworth High School 2. IVAN THEROFF Spanish Club 25 Senior Homecoming Escort 4. DAVID TROUPE Northwest Junior High 1. This page with the compliments of T1-oupe's Cash Market. 0,5 ROBERT B. VARNER .. wr . Bandl,2,3,4gMixedChorus ,4g Pep Band 1,45 Oper- etta Orchestra 3 v ,Y mv- ? . FDMOND VAUGHT Football l,2,3,4, Track 2,4gPep Club l,2, W-Club 2 3 4 Football A11 Star ANNE VOICHT Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Y-leens 1,2,3g Mixed Chorus 2.3, 43 Music Festival 2,3,4, Christmas Vespers 2,3,L Operetta 2,3,4g Girlf Octette 4, Spanish Club 2,4, Treasurer 4, Cafe- teria 43 G.A.A. L JIM WALKER Freshman Football: Fresh- man Basketball, Mixed Chorus l,2,3,4g Uperetta 1,2,3,4, Cast 3,45 Hi-Y 1. 'by - I ll pf WARIAN WALKER G.A.A. lg Y-Teens 1,2,3, 4, Operetta 4, Music Festival 4, Mixed Chorus 45 Cafeteria 4gH0um Nurs- ing 43 Christmas Vespers 4. JOHN WERNER Variety ShowOne Act Play 4,JuniorPlayg Uramatics 4. BONNIE WILLIAMS Versailles High School 1,2,3. VIRGINIA WINNER Y-Teens 1,2,3,4p G.A,A, 15 Pep Club 1,2,3,4g Mixed Chorus 1,3,4, Dancing Chorus 1,35 Band L Horizon Club 3,45 Music Festival 2,3,4g MaJorette l,2,3g Cafeteria 43 Oper- etta 1,2,3,4, Christmas Vespers 2,3,4 This page with the courtesy of the Brotherhood State Bank. u JACK WINTERS JERRY FRANCIS Hi-Y l,2,3g Spanish Club Wyandotte High School l, ' 23 Basketball lg Track 3. Art Club 2,39 Y-Teens l., ' ,z ,V ' W' M SHIRLEY WISTHOFF ' 5 MARVIN HANSEN , iw if 4 53+-1' .105 WRAY ' DRUHY KAPKA Basketball 1,2,3g Track t lli'Y 1,2,3,41 Fvorball 1,25 Pep Club l,2,3,4g l,2,3g Spanish Club 4, W-Club 2,3,4Q Football K l,2,3,4g Hi-Y 1,2,3,4g Q, l Mixed Chorus 4-g Senior y Y Playg Christmas Vespers 45 Boys' State 3. 3 j, 3 S Q, . X HAHHY DE GRAW JOHN KOBE 4' Northwest Junior High Ward High School-l,2,3g H, - School lg Wyandotte High an-W, Spanish Club 4, ' Wx W School 2.3. 'W' , x 6 --- n Compliments of the Lane Printing Company - Publishers of the Washingtonian. 19 wwf. GERALD RANDALL Q ' S DON KUHNS Freshman Football, Track Northwest Junior High 3,4g W-Club 45 Hi-Y 3,4g -' ' School lg Wyandotte High Student Manager Basket- A ' School 2,3. ball 4. , 1, what . fi W I X if , Sif fi? K ii' , , , Q is rg MQ' ,. Rl fx V H ft shy' I ,l9' Q: sg i if-gl x X fx ,' 8 .fx 'X J! X AS.. . f 'T' f A f' X 'M FLOWER: Red Rose COLORS: Blue and White MOTTU: 'Let gout steps not falter on the path of time, uccess 1S ahead, not behind. aaa ,Maforg The 49'ers. U That's uslnour ancestors made a great discovery back in 1849 when they discovered gold in California. Mr. Huyck's discovery in 1945 was even greater---he discovered 105 gold nuggets right in the halls of Washington. He also discovered that each of them had a different sparkle. This discovery by our U head mann began the high school phase of our search for success, which we con- sider just as important as those other 49'ers search for gold, for doesn't success make one rich? And success it has been, from the moment we first stared, wide-eyed, at the big sober face of Mr. Wash- ington fnow we call him Uncle Georgel, staring down at us from the office wall. We took up the proper tools for our journey-books, pencils, and enthusiasm-and set out to discover the treasures before us. The first leader of our fruitful quest was Cecil Rogers, elected president at our first class meeting. Henry Soptich, vice president, and Nick Eisman, secretary-treasurer, helped to get us off to a good start. Mary Anne Rodina was class Cheerleader. From our vast store of beautiful girls, Evelyn Allen was chosen as freshman Homecoming attendant and Joyce Prichard and Jim Peerson were candidates for Hatchet royalty. Joyce Prichard, Evelyn Herdman, George Gottman, and Jim Peerson took their places on the Student Council and twenty-nine young athletes made our class noted for its contribution to sports. Cecil Rogers made an exceptionally good start, becoming the first Washington freshman ever to letter in varsity basket- ball. ,Mary Anne Bell and Peggy Crawford represented our class at the speech and drama festival in Lawrence. Mr. Roberts, Mrs. Waugh,and Mrs. McCaffrey helped us to complete a successful first year and September, 1946, found the same number of sophomores ready to embark on the second lap of their journey to success. Again Mr. Roberts took the lead, with Miss Covell and Miss Williams as able assistants. Officers for this year were Keith Gallehugh, president, Allan Andrews, vice-president, Allie Kay Grove, secretary, and Mary Lou Millich, treasurer. Pat Loguewas chosen Homecoming attendant for the sophomores, and Joyce Prichard, Jim Peerson, Elizabeth Mourning, and Henry Soptich were Student Council members. This page through the courtesy of White Church Hardware. 20 Eighteen athletes stuck to their guns and lettered in football and basketball. Another successful year begun and finished. Now the 49'ers were ready to blaze new trails-in Journalism, scholarship, and social activities. Fifteen budding journalists entered, with ideas galore, into the task of being reporters. Out of this little group came the campus magazine, WA-HI-LIT. Who knows to what heights it may climb? Leading the school in honor roll students, the Juniors elected Jim Peerson chief executive, with Jim Rand as vice- president, Cecil Rogers, secretary, and Leslie Gilmore, treasurer. Elizabeth Mourning was elected school cheerleader, and the debate team included three Juniors. Mary Anne Bell and Virginia Winner were majorettes. Still going strong, thirteen athletes lettered in varsity sports, Cecil Rogers and Frank Bigham claim- ing all-star ratings. Peggy Crawford, Virginia Boaz, and Jim Walker had cast parts in the Operetta, The Fire Prince'L Allan Andrews, Keith Gallehugh, and.loe Wray were chosen by the Juniors to go to Boys' State in Wichita. The class actually almost shook the rafters of Washington when they presented HWe Shook the Family Treen, under the direction of Miss Ruth Ann Gatchell. The cast of the comedy included: Allie Kay Grove, Cecil Rogers, Bill Nye, Mona Piper, Richard Sambol, Peggy Crawford, Keith Gallehugh, Bill Potts, Pat Logue, Alice DeVore, Joanne Rosentreter, and Evelyn Allen. The class, along with Mr. Roberts, Miss Gatchell, and Mr. Green, found themselves surrounded by the mysteries of King Neptune's Court, the scene and theme for the annual Junior-Senior Prom. 'Mid whales, fishes, nets, and ship hulls, the class proved that they could pull together through thick and thin. King Neptune is forever real in the minds of the 49'ers. Leaving the halls of W.H.S. in the spring of '43 meant the end of S0me of the happiest days of our lives, but happier still were the experiences we've shared these last nine months. September, '48! Seniors! One hundred four of them. Class election found Allan Andrews leading the surge of enthusiasts, while Frank Bigham was chosen vice-president, Joyce Prichard, Secretary, and, once more, Mary Lou Millich was class money collector. Rosemond McGraw, Albert Abernathy, and Elizabeth Mourning peered at us from the line of school cheer- leaders, and Evelyn Herdman and Nick Eisman reigned over the Homecoming celebration. Joyce Prichard, Keith Gallehugh, and Frank Bigham were Pep Club choices for Homecoming attendant and escorts, and Joanne Rosen- treter and Ivan Theroff represented the Senior Class as royalty. The Seniors truly took the lead this year, in nearly all of the school clubs and activities. Presidents of various activity organizations are: Allie Kay Grove, Student Council, Joyce Prichard, Y-Teens, Keith Gallehugh, Pep Club, Evelyn Campbell, Band, Pat Logue, Spanish Club, Evelyn Herdman, Horizon Club, Cecil Rogers, W-Club. Three seniors, Mary Anne Bell, Mona Piper, and Betty Campbell, represented Washington as a part of the school debate team. Joanne Rosentreter and Frank Bigham reigned as Queen and King of the Hatchet Ball, and Joyce Prichard, Marjorie Brown, Elizabeth Mourning, Berniece Delich, Cecil Rogers, Lester Kinder, Jim Peerson, and Bill Pannell were attendants and escorts. The varsity football and basketball squads claimed ten seniors, and Frank Bigham chalked up a new league record when he scored twenty-nine points during one basketball game. Lighthearted and ready for fun, the seniors plunged into the production of Our Hearts Were Young and Gayn, and broke all records for filling the house. Cast in the play were: Allie Kay Grove, Frank Bigham, Elizabeth Mourning, Allan Andrews, Keith Gallehugh, Evelyn Allen, Albert Abernathy, Connie Stanley, Gay Bath, Bill Nye, Joanne Rosentreter, Henry Strohmeyer, Richard Sambol, Joe Wray, Barbara Dooley, Anita Adams, and Bill Potts. Mrs. McCaffrey directed this comedy, and the class sponsors, Mr. Roberts, Mr. Wallace, and Miss Stoll helped with the production duties. Six seniors had cast parts in the Operetta, The Mikadon. These were: Joyce Prichard, Jim Walker Peggy Crawford, Virginia Boaz, Dolores Kelley, and Keith Gallehugh. Y Fifteen members ofthesenior class were admitted to National Honor Society: Ruth Logan, Betty Campbell Allie Kay Grove, Keith Gallehugh, Evelyn Campbell, Mary Anne Bell, Joyce Prichard, Carol Mahr, Peggy Crawl ford, Pat Connor, Lilah Laughlin, Anita Adams, Allan Andrews, Richard Sambol, and Joe Wray. Now after four years of accomplishment,we, the seniors of 1949 must leave our successes and experiences as landmarks on the road to success-for others who follow-that they may accomplish, as we did, the maximum amount of happiness and unity throughout their journey here. In our memories forever will remain these years, and as we leave, we take with us these words LET YOUR STEPS NOT FALTER ON THE PATH OF TIME: SUCCESS IS AHEAD, NOT BEHIND.U R. L. Johnson Service Station - Ann's Wash Shoppe Z1 i J 3 'Q ,, Qin ,A ,ff ff e-'QM'-......w,...,, f 9515 5, f fif Lvl llx 552 im Vw !Y3E5 Pg GY 1, A ff1 1n gigigg lj 5-16' 1 ll. ill X A , K A I iQ' F? 'Y .. , A , K Y. - . ,. A ' I , f iff, ' -f 'j' A. 2 LV A 1 A A Q A ., , ' 'U , V '-- k,,.v , if f' f 'Q if in , if A nfs: ge 'za J Qa 'a , Y?33 W' f 4 I 'W +22 Q' 4 Ai F' A 'ff rf? iff we ,.1. Q Q 7? x3'f H 4 + 'f-' -'ifw H jg. L - , f M ' if ff , , . .. , . 1 A ' I . 4' . ' . 1 ex ' ifrif gk fx My Xnglkf i . , Q I M ,,,., A Q :A L A ' M Q NV M ' r is farm 'ML if M2 i5 v if Aw,wW3 , jgmf em AWA 'Y Q 3 1 ' YQ W ' X H rg fi 3' , ' 3 my 1 Y 0 5 5 i al i A fb' dig x . 1 A 22 if .,., g as ,K X i Q A 4 A i v , Z2 K 52 ' S MVN 15-f A H , 1 fi .QE 3 3, , 'th fi ' E 7 W Zi' Y ' ff 1 K gi Yi. ,, k . ' K Q K ' ng' . , X an Y iq. 7, ' k L mp3.., 4 if fn K , ,Q X UH Oferd en' 5 ,JQ ' I -, Z 2 L 1 X te f . ' T Q 1.... 'it 1 u 5' 0 sim x Q .4 gy 5149 1 SESS'--2' f , ,H .,YJii. l Q . qs' TZ YQ 11' 2 .4-1 FOURTH ROW: Gauert, C. Dulin, B. Benham, J. Thompson, A. Kasper, E. Eisman, B. Dutton. THIRD ROW: R. Fehrenbach, D. Montgomery, I. Newby, P. Chalk, B. Fawks, W. Schuler. SECOND ROW: P. Gangwes, I. King, B. Deckman, C. Adair, D. Jones, P. Bryant. FIRST ROW: Miss E. Covell- Sponsor, C. Ballenger, M. Myers, G. Jones, D. Davis, I. Hill. 0 '7 ,Q f unior -I y ,l l li Eg, 61,55 X 'Ll FOURTH ROW: R. Klamm, B. Stanturf, P. Colwell, G. Morris, W. R. Palmer W. Hoffrnan. THIRD ROW: I... White, L. Kerr, D. McGlaughlin, J. Ramey B. Rand. SECOND ROW: R. Sewell, B. Cogswell, C. Robertson, E. Hallmark A. Kline, M. Haas. FIRST ROW: Mr. R. Hall - Sponsor, D. Mohart, B. Price E. Lotz, N. Smith, S. Chase, B. Blair. This page through the courtesy of Gateway Sporting Goods. 24 S FOURTH ROW: R. Keilman, B. Heck, G. Sharp, M. Duncan, .T. Walker, M Shore. THIRD ROW: G. Potter, M. Boaz, V. Earhardt, M. Wollenberg, B Dunnuck, B. Grindel. SECOND ROW: K. Kosorog, D. Pace, R. Williams, L Kerr, J. Rider, L. Howard, FIRST ROW: Miss R. Harris - Sponsor, D. Craw- ford, P. Gaunce, J. Wiltfong, F. Sager, H. Miller. OFFICERS Occupying the traditional south vest section of the audi- torium during assemblies was the class of l950. The smallest class in school this year with 95 members, they were by no President .... Fred Tarry Vice President . Edwin Howard Secretary. .Marilyn Gorsline Treasurer . Jeanette Newby Student Council Members Betty Blair Donna Jones Patty Gaunce Bob Dutton Cheerleader. Peggy Gangwes means any less active. Earning coveted WH's were the followin lettermenz Charles Eubanks, W. R. Palmer, Fred Fehrenbach, games Bundy Jerry Thompson, Don Muder, Walt Schuler, Bob Dutton, Marvin Potter, and Fred Tarry. Althea Kline was escorted down the football field during the Homecoming coronation ceremony by Bob Heck. Also rominent in dramatics and music, the class had three members, Fred Tarry, Eddy Howard, and Margie Duncan in the cast of the school operetta, 'The MikadoW Under the sponsorship of Miss Hilla Harris, Mr. Wallace Wren, Miss Effie Covell, and Mr. Ronald Hall, they presented a successful play and completed the year by entertaining the seniors at t e annual junior-senior banquet and prom. 4 :gvi.,gg V' 3 if if .:4W? ' Q FOURTH ROW: M. Potter, D. Muder, C. Ellington, E. Howard, B. Ellis, J. Armstrong, F. Tarry. THIRD ROW: R. Sambol, O. Leverich, R. Sapp, M. Gorsline, C. Eubanks, D. Stroud. SECOND ROW: L. Bandy, L. King, F. Wasko, J. Lyle, N. Davis, M. Roberts. FIRST ROW: Mr. W. Wren - Sponsor, R. Odneal, N. Millsap, I. Snavely, F. Gaffney, D. McGraw. This page with the compliments of the Kansas City Kansan. 25 FOURTH ROW: R. Theno, B. Modrell, E. Jennings, C. Olson, W. Simmons, L. Sortor, B. DuBois. THIRD ROW: R. Roe, J. Bath, P. Wykoff, P. Jones V. McCoy, P. Clark, R. Sambol. SECOND ROW: N. Haggard, C. Gast, B Brauer, A. Dimmitt, D. Soptich, A. Welch. FIRST ROW: Miss M. Glaser - Sponsor, P. Degener, B. Brown, D. Cooper, L. Klausen, N. Smith, B. Ogden. fi . .Slip omore .-f-'Kr 3 add O it FOURTH ROW: E. Tebbe, B. Hanson, V. Braun, W. Winner, R. Ripple, R. Fiatte, C. Flaggard. THIRD ROW: E. Modrell, D. Chase, B. Basch, M. Ro- ark, M. Stegmaier, K. Hayes, M. Myers. SECOND ROW: B. Artman, A. Ropp, D. Millsap, B. Ballenger, L. Flackmiller, L. Harding, B. Logan. FIRST ROW: Mr. C. Green - Sponsor, R. Richardson, D. Baldschun, W. Logue, K. Barker, D. Abernathy, B. Fiatte, .T. Jones. This page through the courtesy of the Leader Clothing Company. Z6 FOURTH ROW: J. Carey, R. Gaupp, R. Higby, C. Cutting, B. Tolman, A Lotz, R. Clark, THIRD ROW: N. J. Francis, A. Montgomery, P. Nauman, D Kerston, J'. Krivjansky, D. Delich, .T. Rice. SECOND ROW: L. Ropp, V. Puhr I. Langston, I. Willard, D. Turner, B. Evans. FIRST ROW: Mr. L. Long - Sponsor, M. Sibley, I. Farrell, N. Hallmark,B. Green,B. Trout, E. Cowden OFFICERS President. . . Bill Trout Vice President. Don Delich Secretary. .Janice Willard Treasurer . . Dan Cooper Student Council Members Bob Brown .Toan Theroff Marcia Stegmaier Edgar Grafke Cheerleader . Berta Evans The sophomore class is composed of 118 students under the sponsorship of Mr. Edgar Eikermann, Miss Mary Marie Glaser, Mr. Charles Green, and Mr. Lowell Long. A notable party had by the class was a picnic at the lake, followed by a dance in the gym. Homecoming attendant was Peggy Jones and her escort was .Tack Stephenson. Six sophomore boys, Gerald Morris, Edgar Grafke, Bob DuBois, Pete Wheatley, Dan Cooper, and Bill Trout, lettered in football and the following nine boys lettered in basketball: Harold Brune, Dan Cooper, Ernest Cowden, Don Delich, Bob DuBois, Edgar Grafke, Wallace Terry, Bill Trout, and Pete Wheatley. u A . : : x 'Wfixai' fg : I 'f 7'I.f f?:f?'iHJ?: : ' FOURTH ROW: R. Klee, H. Brune, B. Maupin, E. Grafke, D. Bucklinger,L. Crouss, J. Hargis. THIRD ROW: W. Jennings, C. VanFossen, .T. Nye, T. DeGraw, J'. Price, .T. McKinley. SECOND ROW: R. Grey, H. Wheat1ey,R. Bailey, J'. Theroff, H. Wing, D. Olson. FIRST ROW: Mr. E. Eikermann - Sponsor, H. Cook, S. Sievering, B. Boyce, G. O'Daniel, T. Prelesnik, W. Terry. George Dulin Riteway Grocery - Malott Lunch. Z7 FOURTH ROW: J. Shriver, T. Kline, B. Pannell, C. Tillisch, B. Molder, N. Cowan, J'. Nelson, N. Ferrell. THIRD ROW: L. Johnson, J. Keifer, P. Adams, C. Amos, O. Dean, J. Gaunce, B. Wren, K. Klausen. SECOND ROW: G. Clark, J. Jones, F. Kepler, J. Steineger, M. Robinson,B. McDowell,A. Krivjansky. FIRST ROW: Mrs. V. McCaffrey - Sponsor, G. Flaggard, L. Vestal, C. Smith, N. Russell, P. Harris, J. Stroud, J. Williams. jzreallman ' 641:56 A FOURTH ROW: R. Tuttle, R. Beldsoe, D. Barker, E. Atkins, R. Davis, S. Miller,A. Clark, R. Ireland. THIRD ROW: A. Troha, Y. Plumb, M. Martin- dale, R. Wilson, R. Baker, W. Swearingen, J. Crouse,R. Matthews. SECOND ROW: Mr. W. Foster - Sponsor, T. Clark, D. Hill, J. Conner, D. Smith, A. Lucas,H. Bartz, V. Cantrall, D. Rand. FIRST ROW: T. Kroge, L. Baker, V. Hallmark, G. Trout, J. Pino, E. Majewski, D. Smith. Compliments of Schneider Jewelry Company - 736-738 Minnesota Ave. - K.C.K. Z8 Scared green, and on the receiving end of a lot of teasin , FOURTH ROW: M. Allen, R. Snare, D. Johnson, K. Adams, B. Fryatt, N. Leverich, B. Sager, E. Grafke. THIRD ROW: J. Leap, V. Springer, D. Burkard, B. Howlett, B. Brune, C. Wells, D. Swengel, H. Rogers. SECOND ROW: J. Hile, M. Tiderman, J. Kelly, N. Snavely, M. Klempnauer, M. Huyck, B. Bates. FIRST ROW: Mrs. L. Howard - Sponsor, S. Henderickson, D. Theno, L. Baker, L. Orr, J. Nicolulis. OFFICERS President. . . Jim Gaunce Vice-President . .Lee Orr Secretary. Norma Leverich Treasurer . . .Bob Fryatt Student Council Members Joanne Swanson Phyllis Adams Bruce Wren Bill Raines Cheerleader. Mary Jo Huyck the its has The largest class in the history of Washington Hi h School mage debut last September. The c ass of '52 has 12g members, and already distinguished itself in several ways Thirty-five freshman lettered in footbal and basketbalL list includes Keith Adams, Gene Clark, Thomas Clark, Roscoe Davis, Denzel Davidson Bob Fryatt, Clyde Gallehugh, Jim Gaunce, Paul Harris, Jack Kelly, Robert Klee, Tom Kline, Ed Majewski, Bud Molder, Donald Maupin, Jack McMinn, Lee Orr, Joe Steineger, Joe Shriver, Dick Swengel, Mark Tiderman, Bruce Wren, Donald Sambol, Fred Ball, Bob Brune, David Wlitfong, Bob Pannell, Kelvin Klausen, Tom Morris, Sidney Lindelof, Jimmy Jones, Johnny Pino, Ted Bradshaw, William Swearengin, Jack Connor. her Betty Cummings was Homecoming Attendant and Gene Clark was escort. The first arty of the year was held in the gymnasium and featured a Dr. H. Q. Quiz game. The Freshman Girls' Glee Club, under the direction of Mr. Leland Roberts, presented a very successful operetta, lchabod Cranef Sponsors for the Freshman class are: Mrs. Vivian McCaffrey, Mr. William Foster, Mrs. Linda Howard, and Mr. H. M. Mason. B. Klee, D. Maupin, S. Lendelof, T. Bradshaw, B. Scott, W. Peterson, R. Thomas. THIRD ROW: A. Roe, J. Logan, B. Raines, G. Laugh- lin, C. Gallehugh, F. Harman, J. McMann, D. Wiltfong. SECOND ROW: B. Seiver- ing, J. Vickers, N. Dodge, J. Swanson, B. Kraus, D. Kampher, B. Ellis, V. Knittle. FIRST ROW: Mr. H. Mason - Sponsor, N. Abernathy, B. Cunnings, S. Dean, B Sharp, J. Hoaglund, D. Sarnbol, D. Davidson. Compliments of the Fidelity State Bank - Kansas City, Kansas. 2.9 ...tin PM eu gf' 5- st Jzxxelf' -V AE k . ' . u fl '94 A Y '53 N , D i T ' 8 i 1 , ,..., Q L, .x , M, .. v W ,. I 1 'vu Pg if 'U ii Q ,L gas. f., we-.fra-A 1 '- ' ,-'D'-ngji': '91 - ga -if ., Q Fd vid' -wfpwnr ' f f Q .. ,f asf ff r 'qi 3 f..f1fj.'1'153s.'-5 , if 1,-s' ,, 0- Z' WH 9 ffrii Q4 .u -'Fi' if-24' 'J 4 ,1n..v, 4 ufh ,----f-T - -7. Wafiona! ,Honor .Shady C ug . wh . M155 XL. Gax G10 areqqin PM K. 5TH P, PS9 iota' ,N-gaxp? I Qiaw bexxb xx, Caifxpbe OFFICERS President. . . . .Richard Sambol Vice-President .... Carol Mahr Secretary. . . . Evelyn Campbell Treasurer . . . Lilah Laughlin lv 19,00 1 nor' Qc. SQ Qaifxpe. Q9 D1 ' XX-9 . 'YE Be L,0Qanaji05' 5356, NL PV oneo . abt, P30 pricha C X1 X ' , 5? 1-A 011 exx XX , KL X, 30g q 6 Installed in a beautiful, impressive candle- lighting ceremony early in the spring, were the fifteen members of the National Honor Society fromthe class of 1949. This is the largest group ever to be installed in the club at one time from our school. Washington's chapter, No. 1765, is a part of the nation-wide National Honor Society, It was organized in 1936 byMiss Effie Covell, who has continued to sponsor the organization for 14 years and is the sponsor this year. These seniors were selected on the basis of their leadership, character, scholarship, and service records through out their four high school years. 'I pledge myself to be honorable, to serve, to lead aright, to uphold scholarship, and thus keep alive the sacred flame is the creed off this, Washington High's most honored organization. This page through the C0l11't6SY Of Roy Knapp Cleaners. 32 F RSVSIRTH ROW ournin eljch J- utl-on E 0uI'lCL B.D 'B D aunce gf J. SQ ' Theroif ' Grifke ' B' Blair agson, D. G1'oveBSpdnne-11 N ' -Adam Iles B r . wr 1 .E- S, C ' - R - en, C lsfhan ' A, H allies ' RO I B, B uyck S ' gefs. Town T ' ponsor ROW COND ' HIRD' - -M. Ro The student voice in the school govern- ment is the Student Council, a group consis- ting of four representatives from each class. Besides sponsoring various social entertain- ments throughout the year, the Student Coun- cil encourageda magazine drive to finance a new juke box for the school, and also got things rolling by sponsoring the first student dance of the year. This group, under sponsor- ship of Mr. Huyck, meets every two weeks to discuss the problems and encourage the possibilities of school betterment. Sf W- eglhajer OFFICERS: President . . . Allie Kay Grove Vice-Pre sident . .Berniece Delich Secretary . . Elizabeth Mourning Treasurer . . . Betty Lou Blair This page with the compliments of QUINDARO STATE BANK. ' 33 FOURTH ROW-C.Fouts, B. Dunnuck, K. Gallehugh, R. Carr, I. Walker, A. Andrews, B. Grindel, R. Starcher, J. Newby. THIRD ROW-R. Logan, E N. Millsap, P. Gangwes, I. Walker, J. Hill, M. Duncan, B. Deckman, . Allen, E. Mourning. SECOND ROW-B. Tolman, D. Jones, P. Bryant, R. Odneal, D. Kelly, M. Meyers, C. Ballenger, M. Boaz. FIRST ROW-E. Covell, Sponsor, B. Blair, J. Bath, G. Jones, C. Adair, N. Haggard, M. Bell, D. Davis, M. Crawford, P. Clark. OFFICERS: President .... Keith Gallehugh Vice President . Mary Ann Rodina Secretary . . . Evelyn Herdman Treasurer . . Lilah Laughlin y -A AQAI I 1 Q f 1 1 E FOURTH ROW-D. Baldschun, L. Harding, L. Kerr, R. Klamm, F. Sager, R Williams, P. Colwell, G. Potter, I. Wiltfong, S. Matney. THIRD ROW-C. Robert- son, L. Kerr, D. Crawford, E. Campbell, E. Cave, N. Gushee, B.Campbe11,I Rider, A. Montgomery, N. Francis. SECOND ROW-J. Jones P. Gaunce, M. Steg- rnaier, A. Kline, B. Evans, D. Turner, B. Green, D. Millsap, M. Majewski, W Winner. FIRST ROW-P. Logue, D. Mohart, N. Smith, M. Miller, M. Rodina J. Lauber, S. Chase, B. Ballenger, A. Ropp. This page through the courtesy of MASON'S ICE, COAL and FEED. 34 QP FOURTH ROW-I. Wray, D. Soptich, F. Bigham, B. Maupin, E. Howard M. Brown, P. Connor, A. Adams, L. Crouss. THIRD ROW-I. Snavely, J Rosentreter, D. Bates, M. Gorsline, O. Leverich, E. Herdman, G O'Daniel, R. Sapp, R. Landell. SECOND ROW-B. Boyce, C. Mahr, C Stanley, J. Nye, A. Voight, C. Van Fossen, M. Piper, J'. Theroff, B. Delich FIRST ROW-J. Prichard, C. Howard, J. Lyle, I. Hendrickson, M. Nlillich U G. Bath, B. Dooley, L. Laughun, A. Grove. U. Pep and plenty of it! 'I'hat's what the Red Peppers strive for, and we say they have been more than successful this year. Pep rallies oozed enthusiasm, and at the games the kids gave it all they had. Result? A roaring good club !A self-support- ing organization, members of the Pep Club work rain or shine to raise enough money to finance the traditional and eagerly awaited Lettermen Banquet. Miss Effie Covell is their hard-working, efficient sponsor, and she declares that 'The Pep Club feeds no parasites. Left to right-Betty Blair , Elizabeth Mourning, Peggy Gangwes , Albert Abernathy, Rosemond McGraw, Georgia O'Daniel. This page with the compliments of JONES' PHARMACY--Welborn. 35 FOURTH ROW-C. Gast, E. Allen, A. Grove, V. McCoy, P. Wykoff, J. Theroff, J. Bath, J. Hill, B. Deckman, N. Haggard. THIRD ROW-J. Rider, N. Gushee, M. Bell, M. Crawford,R. Clark, B. Tolman, M. Robinson, B. Campbell, I... Kerr. SECOND ROW-S. Matney, G. Flaggard, J. Swanson, V. Winner, E. Campbell, P. Adams, N. Dodge, S. Wisthoff, G. Potter. FIRST ROW-L. Howard, Sponsor, I. Farrell,S. Miller,C. Robertson, J. Wiltfong, B. Cogswell,A. Clark,N. Hall- mark, S. Dean. OFFICERS: Devotional Chairman. . . Anita Adams President . . . . .Toyce Prichard Social Chairman . . . Barbara Dooley Vice-Pre sident . . Marjorie Brown Publicity Chairman . . Peggy Crawford Secretary . . . . Donna Bates Music Chairman . . . Dolores Kelley Treasurer . . . . . . Evelyn Campbell World Fellowship .... Caryl Howard Service Chairman .... Lilah Laughlin CABINET MEMBERS: Sponsors ..... Mrs. Linda Howard Program Chairman . Mary Anne Rodina Miss Marie Glaser - 3 . . ' ,'k ' ' V li 3 V ff., -A 'V 35 5 5 ff I -V A W 2, 4 .V ,. X, -llcg , ik K Q ' wk . A V L I lxkevaf A 45:11. - ' 'W V I th vc I f , R lcyo g y is .,, I I tp ' gr A , I , ,A ,L A N , U 4 1. ' I n 2 b .. 9. . ' 'uuu Q I E A- ' P it . A X'-509, E-. M I .4g, Ol 1 1. N I Wu, B' NeR0XN' nn 5 . X ',, M' B10 S -Rofleby K R R . . , mf, .E tes , S get , abt , . New 1 V .2 f l vera-CX19 XEYEXSQ 1 9 ,VIS 'B' BOY CSA A' LC L. M. ,G. oge 7 . eff 5 R O' T s -fav B. D Pi? A P-dan? , Q . 692123 . 902155080 209963 anne! 1 M' A 9-OW ' weve ' anew ' dell' c,. Wan S - 19 . L - X' .ban wf fe' 1 Eor N . M. STXD we NK- Q. Nei-50 ' -eve xv- Graike 18. a-:ani . rd, 5' S1 X. Snave tr exe! 1 D . ggi? ?r1gh35tax chef 1 we' vr - ' R- 3 . T a FW-5 0- We 0 unc an 9 This page through the courtesy of SMlTTY'S SERVICE. 36 Mohar 'Price 'B.Gre Y. B E 18.51 FOURTH ROW-P. Jones, M. J. Huyck, J. Leap, H. Wing, N. Millsap, J. Lyle D. Olsen, V. Springer, M. Klernpnauer, C. Olsen. THIRD ROW-V. Knittle, M Millich, G. Bath, B. Delich, A. Kline, B. Bates, D. Crawford, E. Jennings, S Hendrickson. SECOND ROW-R. McGraw, D. Kampfer, D. McGraw, C. Amos D. Theno, M. Roberts, D. Kampler, E. Mourning, M. Majewski, FIRST ROW- M. Glaser, Sponsor, P. Gangwes, C. Adair, D. Jones, P. Bryant, G. Jones, M Myers, R. Logan. When the Y-Teens get together, you can always count on a bang-up time. A slumber party, complete with pillow fights, was one of its major socialfunctions of the yearg others were a Mother and Daughter Tea and Heart Sister Week. A junior branch of the YWCA, the purpose of this club is to acquaint the girls of all classes with each other and to instill in them a Christian ideal of living. 1' lg! ,V kk x w N Iv TH 'T' Wi Ro 11 W-D Lfallberardr A. M ' ITU-The R 'B Ont HE OWQB - Bjair Somer - Cave t, .A. e ' v li and, Y B. Artxh Lucas EM AtkiaDS. Shar ' Plum, Gall, V- C' . Hall US, M. R l Rows P, I, Vi - T intl- mark, Udzn N. F Ckez-S, 1'OUf, G' Fell. FIRS Aff. Roara, K. Haye Tancis, N. Farre laft T R If s S M. M I1 e, p. Lo OWND-:AG. Smith. . Ch,-,se Syershr, Sue. be1-Hath ' M. Steg' ECQND' Y: I. Joneglatlierl D I 'I1'e- With the compliments of YANDELI.. BEAUTY SHOPPE--Dr. 5007 37 YK i- 5 D Niaopan, F. Sages , ?. Cowlett, Y-. P-ees, 9. SVC. 9- XNYCKM Yi gms. tm?-n now -o. fonts, ws. mee, P.. xoefwtw - P- B. Potts, 5. vlamafns, L. Rupp. 560060 Y-OW - 0. oauemgu, Y. nan, vi . Hoiiinan, KN - befts, Sponsot. FK?-ST ROW -UCD if , yiepxer , 3 . Logan. D. tetesttng FOO?-'YX4 Y-OKN - . yt nes , G. Lan . Langston. 0. KN Rttong. dteoi, L. Y-o O . Langston. ine oi the in ' stain and eac- unity. So ' Xos, I Kerr , Len an, e so 1-nm vgnff' that , 5 . axrks , S . ite Kant, 5 . Yino, L. 0. Davidson, 5. . Baker , F. Harm et discussions wer these boy s cxeate . t the schoot and c Cx. C 9-. ?aX10er , . Sgrfttb, B ringen. ' s, and gan Bow ard, 'cbt onghoo How at 6 , ith , 0 Sw e a EN' 110 Haag acter ike , E' . Br ao- 510 Chase , W . Edooattonat thins , activities oi the YK-'1 . L06 by tx stanoar ds oi Cnr tsttan char s, L. Kxnder ,B.Fryatt,E.. Gia tee ,F . Bigbafn. 'ix-11?-D ROW :Y , inhey, F. Taffy, Lx. Vlexoxg?-. Andrews, B.C1aoe1:t, C. Tittisch, G. no big, P-darn Y-. K4 Moi Ov! sp., Ylethj, ngmnck, 1 . K8 fouvxn Bowl 4, OYKDGNJGY ,B. bkaupin, rson, D. Svlenget, S . idvleh. SEC onn Y- Bois ,B. Benhafnj . K. Gattebugn, B. D E. W ounce , Sponso YY. Str snow , S . ?ee Baneg, S . Wray, NL B 5 Ertev-line ,YL Wheattey ,B. Du M. Ttoerfnann, 'Y . Ktine , X S Gaonce , 14. Xllansen, L. TX?-ST ooh , B . C1 Y-an Y-OW - rinoe , OF ic ent Secigpresid . Treasifry . eat . Frxliloward fer eith ' T ' -Bro Ga11eQrfy oks Ga u8h Bert Con glfat ulations--CR OUS 5 s UpE R 38 MARKET ---3101 Brow n maahinginnian FHINGTON HIGH SCHOOL, BETHEL, T R nfl. 1948 Number Three fl pnd Sophs Team in ie Sales Test ber 25 the junior- r1 was ahead in the with the total of seniors and freshmen S160.70. was to buy an elec- For the school. Vari- e been tried to pro- es, such as pep an- de over the public ad- d the fact that eithe s or Henry Stro' up captains, will ' e pie-thrown in ' ng is business ma :sisted by a captal ch home room. idents as 4-H Float the Ushjn Sf 8. , Pay for Picturef JeaI1y,ag0f ogjvfng, re M Please pay your ' hat Q lj ey hav b610V P011-in -1 x fees Soon' P Promfeh e good ed sch gx-N 'S . ' o 's-- . - 1l hip Otl-ng times ol pap It S al . . 611- pellj can, ' 611511 ef, t 1117 Journalus W. H Qdvfs nge tak pafsns Gush t he w 'R day. Ca - S, 013 M 6 fj and bei, ashjn S wo To F, Ihplls ,hse1'Ve th I' H Aistplac keepin petl-'J11 gtonian rk fOr - ' . 1- . Writf agazineevifudegtkfdsoj T7 mf is stude age is, -.glild J S I A'H1, fart-1, I1 add- .ought nfs he ' toz to er li Stan do Lau lngsl-I Howfhlln' M' Mas 1' d. ' L On, Seite andeu Advi na t e CQ LIT er 1, 1?-'10 S Of P o ' y Q qu the h 'D U1 a ' Ste ' 11-eI'1y'J0U1,,na1i and edition sts of Of th e ye 4-H float in the C1-G - J Sol- ,I Parade Mona Jo X ' Lewal' prjch' A. Ad 'Sed rpeared as the Queen I len, B ard, ali-IS the Janice Willard, soph - C M. ' A. ' e Q R ' GI. dum, iond Klee, sophomo' Ihpbell odlna Ove .tend- mts. To obtain Q 1 R. L ' E, H' A4 Bel I with to win first plac E . J l' Ogan erdlh 1, L ,teh the at the fair. N dli-or ' C- Mahah, C ' same' ew ' 0 ' r her will be -- S C - . 12 - . tufe Proves 1:1ssiSfd11:-sE'dil'O1'. 0 ,QQ XS? neg . Ea s ' - I lntereshn Assfure CONF-'ws Ed' . L11 - , 42 H b Ist -E jf Q11 ' 0 wi also e repre- ron sfuden Editolvant Fe djt01-S or - . Laugh! ' Be ie royalty, as the queen's - . S 161 aiu ' A4 - 1.11 HJ' C .e first attendant and es- enjoyed a 1 Port S. Pe E ' al. , - Joy am , ' . debates C Iwak S Edit . . dll-or .VADD - l Ce pr pbell ,ome from this organization. istitute ir pr e'Up E 01' . ' . ' . e Rodi 'Rgse iffhard a Dance - Davis 4 Bu 013701-ion dfl-or ' ' . nd, Rutbl-findell dance, held in the school gym- LS SP0ke S-ine S E- , . . ' - A L n, will be the climax of a prom- I RBSOWG Clrcul ss Ma dltol- . Eve! hifi Adogin game and all the confusion that HOW be Advi ation Hager ' ' Cor -V12 Her alhs 'ith the crowning of a Home- d GOWN sol' Md - ' don din ing queen. The student body, d b t t Hagel- Allie Lelval an mae and dates are cordially in e a ers s ayeu t - - ' 1 ' the sorority houses,' ' - . . ' - Cfay Grolen ed to attend the'dance-the clos- a K-U.-M'U. debate- ares. Mary to! Ada Ve ,f bevint of the eighteenth annual 'ii . ' . Jrning there were H233 Roark N Car Anile B br dee ra mn The Ten Command- ff- e t k' V' their I ' . H YI H 911 The session ended 0- lc rs 00 over ur ' A4 ow'-ip n' C t ' tles yesterday. 5. - MQ d will y The newly chosen leaders will carry T k 5013 ,. , ncluded Betty Camp- on with the same purpose that the ig-Baof plgveglts in Asia: r on Bell, Peggy Gangwes, .ois Kerr, Mary Jo Myers and Georgia their snnnsm-, Mr. if This page through the courtesy of KARL'S BAKERY ing into the audftoffumeffef .m. each afternoon we find a tional twice a week where a personl - - ' nf unv fnifh nun rorlaivn l1n-lifQ-inn fn working .-glloup -of students laani:5A it FOURTH ROW-C. Tillisch, B. Modrell, B. Dunnuck, J. Kobe, F. Bigham, D. Kapka, M. Brown, P. Connor, O. Leverich, M. Millich, M. Piper, J. Hendrickson. THIRD ROW-V. Springer, J. Newby, M. Boaz, P. Wykoff, A. Voight, R. Landell, C. Mahr, N. Haggard, D. Jones, G. Laughlin, F. Kepler, R. Wilson. SECOND ROW-P. Gangwes, N. Abernathy, A. Kline, E. Campbell, B. Campbell, N. Hallmark, M. Bell, J. Swanson, L. Kerr, J. Willard,N. Smith,B. Evans, M. Myers. FIRST ROW-R. Stoll, Sponsor, R. Richardson, D. Baldschun, L. Harding, W. Winner, M. Stegmaier, S. Chase, P. Logue, H. Bartz, G. Trout, V. Hallmark, T. Kroge. LaClub de Espanol' or, in English, the Spanish Club, was first organized in 1946, when Spanish was new in the curriculum. All students who have taken, or are taking Spanish are eligible for member- ship. Under the leadership of Miss Ruth Stoll, the club has carried on many activities including some baffling correspondences with true users of this treasured language. .xgcfivify Mar M. Crawford, E. Campbell, E. Allen, L.'E. Wallace, Sponsor. Laden with scotch tape, cardboards, and money bags, the three members of the W.H.S. Activity Board canbe seen bustling from room to room collect- ing payments and distributing activity tickets to the members of the student body. EvelynAllen, president, was elected by the members of the Senior Class. Evelyn Campbell, secretary, and Margaret Crawford, treasurer, were ap- pointed by Mr. Leland Wallace to supervise activity collections. WELBORN LUMBER COMPANY--WELBORN BARBER SHOP 40 orizon Q . 1 -nn FOURTH ROW: D. Crawford, R. Logan, M. Myers, J. Bath, P. Crawford, N. Haggard, I. Swanson. THIRD ROW: B. Scott, N. Cowan, P. Gaunce, J. Rider, B. Sharp, M. Rodina, R. Thomas, Y. Johnson. SECOND ROW: B. Green, V. Cantrall, I. Willard, B. Blair, J. Lauber, S. Dean, P. Logue. FIRST ROW: E. Mourning, M. Majewski, A. Montgomery, N. Francis, M. Stegmaier, A. Ropp, Miss Marie Glaser, Sponsor. also the name of the Horizon Club song. With thirty-five mem- bers, the Washington group of Horizon Club girls has sponsored several successful parties, including a Valentine dance in the gym, and has sold consessions at abasketball game. The Hori- zon Club is the high school branch ofthe Camp Fire Girls. Wash- ington's group is sponsored by Miss Stoll and Miss Glaser. Of- ficers are: PRESID-ENT: Evelyn Herdman: Vice President: Patti 'Blue Horizon is the Horizons Club girls' code for the future: Gaunce: Secretary, Evelyn Allen: Treasurer, Berniece Delich. - ' . ' , 'S A - . 'Q 'S .3 .13 f fl - -- i Q II I 'Q ,, ' 1 Il I Q, yi , 'hy ' 4 R f -5 , I 1 -1 1 v,,,, H' ,. 'rbk in fa. f 9 . , i , Y Q 3 X 'A' .. A 2- ,- 'A it 5 ' ' .Q 4 4 z ' ee S I Q Q I N . ' . F ' , -' l V ' ,,,, x Q Q . X. x I . s , t - , ,S x...i.,. FOURTH ROW: J. Nelson, E. Herdman, M. Gorsline, P. Connor, B. Nelson, O. Leverich, R. Sapp, R. Landell,D. Burkard. THIRD ROW: E. Jennings, P. Gangwes, D. Theno, M. Kelmpnauer, C. Mahr, M. Millich, J. Leap, B. Delich, M. Piper. SECOND ROW: J. Nye, B. Dooley,M. Huyck, C. Howard, J. Ther- off, G. Bath, V. McCoy, P. Jones, B. Bates. FIRST ROW: Miss Ruth Stoll, sponsor, C. Robertson, N. Ferrell, E. Allen, N. Gushee, B. Deckman. Courtesy of GEORGE HANSEN and WHITE CHURCH GARAGE 41 Qmf lbega fe T. M4 SV-5 ' x U n K tr Mr. L-ov4eXX Long, sponsor, B. CampbeKX. SEKYED--M. Myers, , STANUXNG--B. Evans, L. e , O'DanxeX, V. Gang-ales, M. BeXX, M. Hnyck. Yinterxng, xnto the spxrxt oi heated bwhax' idSf.Sxe'H'A5SH'5x3' Shand im? comoetityon, the debate teams oi W.4XX.AS, mem efso i 1 anb Cro 3 WCM' aniwei 'isis mane Naahmngton ano-an to many Kansas cxtxes ':'ce5t':OY ROW nfs' ers O. Z ehsmx. GH oi om? mid gowns' 'huh tihexr swmsot' Nh-'dL?x5' oon'rxxEaXxlx:t:1r'?hevab?S1aeu1nni:'i:XEx2i.and ioer txe um teams u debaters entere ive '. - , . tournaments and wonia totaX oixtwenty Jg'2:'xgi'cag'g3:::x?SD:SOUzglcioilstexfogosxtii debates. A shortage o men prevai ed but ' 4 ye eps wma Wane fz,'f3i,w'2i'fS.,h:a'dii,u1zf:az1:em1s?2E,z1 ro t e e r - eb te tint' . . 1 . m Y 3 5 8 ac 1 has mn the nnper one-tnard oi tnext clasa, and Q must subnut to anatxonaX boata a wrxtxng, oi thexr own that has appeared xn tne'schooX Qqaper. NK. YL- M. Mason sponsors Qxnnl and :ex-oU, and chrecta ,onrnahsmic aan-unes an S Cl'0 if 4- N-f X' C, Wh , Ps. knanxt SECDND now--0. h M Gore xne, NTNQOYT--B' Blakey BA Camvbexx ,J. . L . 0- L 'rc v ' W P' Gmc' B T522 1. viafhifa, n. naman. Hn: e Mt, Horace Mason. SQOUSOY- , C . 8 1 'Hugo BQSTQI ak: L Lng, KQKTZSZT, M. BZXX. C- Robertson, S. Chas , This Page W, lth t he compliment S of M IKE, S s 42 ERVICE STA TION --DR ' 9406 Y' it THIRD . . gl. Bi dfow C- Ml C ell, J' P 311' ROWS 011110 P. B -N. ' Lyle M 1114 , S. Bath, G tl J. mf? . Mon tgomery ,fi - H- Durcon ee:-son, F Cruz a 59 '5 me Wwe P- ,B fu 5' vkowixigkgone G H 5 3 YX 1 Y'1x , O. Leyerjch' Spatgvifodx ' TUPY, B. Gauerc M del, H. Logan, SECOIWS X PM .VP1pe1-, C, 'canley' J. . .'u111lCh, I. Suavely, Q 6 T V. Earhaz-dt, M lx . 'lempnaue n' . , nts rfxckm as o -gsm 501.06 o ov La Qfbhellfed rum K. yf 1 be o L50 ,. vert B0 M. NES DAR W. H. of Compliments wx isa' ber? 0 C4 ixax y 00 V-MW, Y Cakferia ir A K 2 GQ? n l 1- i 6 , l f V 5 X I 1 I 5 L,'L, 1 Q nl-A . 0' A 'Y 1 1' Y' D V 'f 'ir 2- I -Q W 1 I 5 Q, ' A H ' 4- W ff , ll.: ' .gf R.. x rj 2, L ' k , A . W, wr r 1 4 , 39 2 i I 1 ll A f I p 17 X . W 1 -T Q FOURTH ROW: M. Walker, J. Hendrickson, R. Sambol, C. Van Fossen, R. Porter, R. Starcher. THIRD ROW: N. Francis, V. Braun, A. Voight, M. Myers, E. Allen, S. Matney. SECOND ROW: M. Majewski, A. Ropp, S. O'Donnell, M. Miller, I. Lauber, R. Sewell. FIRST ROW: Mrs. Shore, cook, P. Logue, M. Haas, G. Smith, V. Bailey. Cufifocbalw 'ff' 'QQ' C. Mecum, J. Roberts, G. Leimkuhler, W. Walker. Courtesy of DAVIS GROCERY, Bethel, Kansas 44 JJ f Usfc , , 4 km' ...v,.2 Y P 0l'I.CQI't FOURTH ROW: C. Robertson, A. Adams, D. Crawford, THIRD ROW: B. Benham, H. Soptich, B. DuBois, C. Gallehugh, A. Andrews. SECOND ROW: L. Ropp, B. Tolman, M. Duncan, B. Campbell, E. Cowden, R. Carr. FIRST ROW: B. Blair, M. Rodina, A. K. Grove, J. Prichard, R. Sapp, P. Degener, R. Klamm, J. Carey. One of the best bands in the parade boomed over the loud speaker as Washing- ton's band rounded a corner and marched past the announcer of the American Royal Parade. In their red and blue uniforms, the band gave performances at football games and a special drilling routine at Homecoming. Mr. Roberts received several invitations for the band to appear at various places during the year. They took part in the Band Day at Lawrence, the Boy Scout Circus in the American Royal Building, and the East Kansas League Music Festival at Olathe High School. .flair If gi' Q04 FOURTH ROW: C. Howard, M. Roberts, D. Bates, S. Gast, P. Connor, D Bucklinger, A. Dimmitt, F. Tarry, R. Rees, E. Howard. THIRD ROW: B. Tol- man, D. Jones, V. Boaz, R. Odneal, B. Boyce, R. Starcher, J. Prichard, H Wheau-GY, J. McKinley, J. Wray. SECOND ROW: P. Crawford, P. Clark, M. Shore, E. Mourning, R. McGraw, J'. Wiltfong, C. Ballenger, .T. Jones, W. R. Palmer, K. Gallehugh. FIRST ROW: Mr. Leland Roberts - Director, W. Win- ner, K. Hayes, M. Myers,A. Kline, M. Stegmaier, B. Evans, E. Campbell, J Carey. This page through the courtesy of BOHART MUSIC COMPANY--110 E. 13th--K. C., Mo. 46 ZZ... FOURTH ROW: I. Williams, C. Adair, P. Crawford, M. Leland Roberts - Director. THIRD ROW: P. Gangwes, W. Hoffman, B. Varner, P. Bryant, M Huyck, R. Rees, J. Thompson, K. Gallehugh. SECOND ROW: M. Millich,F. Sager, L. Laughlin, D. Bates, A. Dimmitt, I. Erlewine, R. Baker, R. Swear- engen. FIRST ROW: S. Wisthoff, D. Turner, C. Gast, A. Ropp, R. Odneal, M. Shore, D. Kelley, E. Campbell. Everyone agrees that this year's Mixed Chorus is the best ever. Decked out as ladies and gentlemen of Japan, the members of the chorus reacted with shouts and ringing cheers to the various turns that the story of the Mikado took, and proved themselves a worthy musical organization. Besides the Mikado , the chorus presented the annual Christmas vespers, and took part in the League musical fest- ival at Olathe. Throughout the halls the songs that were sung in the morning's chorus rehearsal can be heard for the remainder of the day. Mr. Roberts enjoys the ups and downs of singing as much as the chorus does. 5 FOUR TH ROW: B. Nye, B.Maupin, R. Klee, J. Thompson, B. Nelson, I Rosentreter, R. Porter, B. Dooley, C. Olson, M. Walker. THIRD ROW: W. Schuler, J. Walker, A. Andrews,A. Grove, G. O'Daniel,M. Piper, J. Walker, M. Duncan, C. Gast, A. Voigt. SECOND ROW: C. Rogers, B. Varner, E. Cow- den,G. Potter, V. Bailey, F. Allen, M. Miller,D. Kelley, P. Nauman, V. Win- ner. FIRST ROW: B. Logan, V. Braun, C. Robertson, D. Crawford, D. Turner, S. Chase, N. Smith, B. Ballenger. WHITE CHURCH FEED STORE ---- MIKE'S SERVICE STATION 4? S Z 7 l QI5Alfi'l6lIfl QI' if ga. cm .if ig, Wg It 1- .. , A W 1 Q 'I Niwz kj' I I FOURTH ROW: M. Huyck, M. Robinson, M. Klempnauer, J. Nelson, B. Sager N. Francis, N. Snavely, J. Leap, N. Cowan, D. Theno. THIRD ROW: B. Sievering, S. Miller, J. Keefer, B. Bates, Y. Johnson, B. Scott, J. Vickers P. Adams. SECOND ROW: Mr. Leland Roberts, director, B. Cummings, B Sharp, V. Knittle, C. Amos, B. Ellis, S. Dean, M. Martindale. FRIST ROW Y. Plumb, D. Rand, H. Bartz, R. Ireland, A. Troha, A. Lucas, V. Cantrall V. Hallmark, L. Baker. Cmlef Hand THIRD ROW: Mr. Leland Roberts, director M. Myers, N. Francis, D. Hill, J. Hile, J.Gaunce, J. Kelly,L. Orr,D. Chase, K. Adams,P. Chalk, SECOND ROW: Y. Plumb,B. Bates, R. Bledsoe,R. Klee, C. Cutting,R. Klee, E. Hall- mark, V. Springer, E. Jennings. FIRST ROW: R. Ireland, V. Cantrall, J. Bath, A. Clark, S. Miller, J. Leap, P. Adams, N. Dodge. This page through the courtesy of FAIR WEATHER-WERNER MORTUARY 48 its f QMJQHE fl :ai A A 49 THE MIXED CHORUS PRESENTS Adorned in bright kimonas, and dyed hair, amid cherry blossoms and Japanese lanterns, the members of the Mixed Chorus became ladies and gentlemen of Japan for two nights, in Gilbert and Sullivan's Mi- kado. The operetta was under the direction of Mr. Leland Roberts, who sacrificed his patience, to say nothing of his voice and good grooming, for the sake of the show, The Mikado will long be remembered at W.I-I. S. The Mikado of Japan .... Jim Walker KoKo CLord High Executionerl ..... Albert Dirrlrrlitt Pooh Bah fLord-High-Everything-Else . , Edwin Howard Pish Tush KA noble, . . Keith Gallehugh Nanki Poo fSon of the Mikado, . Fred Tarry Yum Yum fWards . . .Joyce Prichard Pitti Sing . of the. . . Peggy Crawford Peep Bo . . . court . . Marjorie Duncan Sing Lo QA School Girl Friendj .... . Dolores Kelley Katisha QE1der1y Lady of the Courtl . . . Virginia Boaz Go To fServant of the Mikadoj . Bill Logan Come Back ....... Ernest Cowden This page through the courtesy of the FAIR FAX DEVELOPMENT t Z , 'Aw . 1, 5 fgfy A y 4 , In i t 5 K iw. A jwh .fbi 7,7 , xl , .3 ' 7 - 'W' , - L f k V 1-Vg-5. - ur-K .QS- Q Q - x . -- :kr J h M., in N V , -fr , ,. , 4.7 ,f S4 9.7.3-+A E W., g . .fit :W tl A I ig . u Q ' , 1' v'...,f .Q f ' , i' M N51 Q Z :1 4 -. ,E W X i F L,-A . ,,,. ..--v. A A W -'K A Q ' ax bl., 15' .V WIN W my .L 31 9 .4 2 Q .h K 'fr .?ffif 3 '3'f Q .Ly '1,3i ,,fmMc2 i 1 ft 47' . if P vfwr' I S h W, 4 wb, 4 y L N W 4. W I W 1 5 8, , tw www K f' L. .W y FT' A . , -W A 2 ' V , L f A Liwf w W 'V y A 9 A ',, ' KW S 'K L'vL W W i m if j h' g N f 1 5 gm Vmxy M 9 x S W.. pig LL,, f ' gf ' -wi is-I' x J ' 4 7 l 5' ., E , 'SK ,Q - l .A H iz wi? gt QQ, .SW V , fi Q i:is. ,.5, , . ,,, . 3 5 A., . s ' W , , If ' f if L jf, YL R X K' 1 1 if , f PM 55' ,, A V 's 1lm ii 9' wg ' :F Q1 X 2 f 44 1 N h' Mm K I - 2 , W 2 ' h - K ' ,sz K , wx Q' 4 :' v X ia S nf. 1 - 4 THE SENIOR CLASS presents ur eiwlecwfb mriy oung .fdncl CORNELIA OTIS SKINNER EMILY KIMBROUGH 2 ia? A-rr EXJ 'Nr THIRD ROW: R. Sambol, H. Stroh- meyer, B. Nye, F. Bigham, Vivian McCaffrey, Director, I. Rosentreter. SECOND ROW: . Dooley, G. Bath, C. Stanley, A. Adams, A. Andrews, J. Wray. FIRST ROW: E. Mourning,E. Allen,A. K. Grove, K. Gallehugh, A. Abernathy, B. Potts. The entire Senior Class entered whole-heartedly into the production and presenta- tion of the Senior play, 'Our Hearts Were Young and Gay, and adopted its title as an appropriate sum-up of all their times together. The hilarious scrapes in which Cornelia and Emily found themselves are extraordinary parallel to some of the in- cidents and experiences that the seniors could relate first hand, from their every- day lives together in the halls of W.H.S. Under the direction of Mrs. McCaffrey, the cast gave a splendid performance before an audience which filled the auditorium to overflowing. CAST Cornelia Otis Skinner. . . Allie Kay Grove Admiral .... . Richard Sambol Steward ,,,,,, , Albert Abernathy Harriet St. John . . . . . C0T1nie Stanley Mrs. Skinner . . .... GaY Bath Winifred Blaugh- - - Joanne Rosentfetef Otis Skinner . . . ..... Bill NYG Leo MCEVOY - - - - Frank Bigham Emily Kimbrough , , Elizabeth Mourning Inspector. . . .... -T09 Wray Purser ,,,,, , Keith Gallehugh Therese. ...... . Barbara Dooley Stewardg-55, , , , ,Evelyn Allen Madame Elise ....... Anita Adarr1S Dick Winters , , , , Allen Andrews Monsieru De La Croix . HCHTY Sl31'0hU'1CYe1' Window Cleaner ..... . . .B111P0ttS This page with the compliments of GREEN'S JEWELRY 51 unior pfag ,nr ,. wg F. Taffy' ' banks' NL GOYS' 1 rhomvsoni iafiiz- Samygolll Kline' 5' . . . O ' Q 3 ' W- W. Hoiimi-KCOND Rovilingltor. FXRST R THXRD 13140 R.. Palafer' r?AccaiifeY'Di5r. Deckman' ciiaie gt., NewbY',:giJV1'13TxV . Earhafdt' in 1 Cya D. ChaSe1 Bob Parker. . . Charles Eubanks Mr. Parker Mrs. Parker . . . Jeanette Newby Betty Ann Deckman . .William Hoffman . . . .W. R. Palmer Betty Parker . Dickie Parker. Gwen Anderson . .Donita Crawford Joan Abernaker . . .Suanna Chase Eddie .... Louella . . . Mr. Abernaker Mrs. Brunswick . . .Fred Tarry . . Joan Sambol . .Jerry Thompson Marilyn Gorsline . . . Donna Jones . . . Althea Kline Plainclothes Man . Brooks Gauert Miss Bright . . Virginia Earhardt Mrs. James . Mrs. Hill . . Right in season was the Junior Play, 'A Case of Springtime, which the class of '50 presented April 19. The three-act comedy, directed by Mrs. Vivian McCaffrey, was a rol- licking, fast-moving story involving Bob Parker, his family, friends, and the ever-mindful P. T.A. ladies. It was a joyous and zestful comedy of youth that sent the audience out of the auditorium in a happy, delighted mood. Courtesy of SAM'S LOAN AND HAZEL A. WILSON, STANLEY HOME PRODUCTS we Ylzclercurrenf K N, I ROSCHU . . . Ed Howard . . Mary Anne Bell Annie Fishyer . .Toanne Rosentreter . . . . Bill Potts . Marilyn Gorsline . Peggy Crawford Pa Fishyer . Ma Fishyer . Emil Fishyer Mrs. Floyd . Miss Paige . eter 1 B Potts M- Gorsuniiovt- M- Ben' E' . . Y T - OND ROW- . t L FIRS Sgcgan McCaffreY: dlrec O Typically picturing the slums of New York, Y-igfward, P. Crawford' The Undercurrent was chosen as the one- Kitty, Kitty, Kitty, quite a girl! Helped by a young upstart who dresses like someone he isn't, namely Kitty,the heroine of this one- act play deals her preferred lover, and the audience, some gay surprises. This play was presented at the Variety Show and the castvwent to Rosedale for a presentation there. Mrs. McCaffrey directed the play. Ting .... . Al Abernathy Bob Baxter . . . . Ray Theno William Winkler . . W. R. Palmer Jane .... Betty Ann Deckman Kitty Benders . .Virginia Earhardt Benjamin Moore . . .John Werner SECO act play to represent Washington at the Speech and Drama Festival at Topeka. Under the dir- ection of Mrs. McCaffrey, the cast presented the play at Turner High School, and also at the annual Variety Show. Kitty, Kitty , Kitty ' We Werner, R. Theno, Vivian McCaffrey, director. FIRST ROW: V. Earhardt, B. Deckman, A. Abernathy, W. R. Palmer. This page with the compliments of VICTORY! STATE BANK 53 A 1'-'L' QUEEN. IOANNE 54 .fqafief C. Rogers, L. Mourning, J. Peerson, B. Delich, S. Green, F. SH A i Bighzam, I. Rosentreter, R. Sambol, M. Brown, L. Kinder, .T. afc Q Prichard. Hidden in the castle of the Winter Wonderland , the royalty of the Hat- chet Ball stepped out of their snow castle to face cameramen and crowds, and be the honored participants in a dance all their own. .To- anne Rosentreter and Frank Bigham reigned as Queen and King. The Hatchet Ball is one of Washington's prettiest affairs, and this year's Winter Wonderland was a perfect setting for light hearts and danc- ing feet. Beneath the lights on the night of nights, Homecoming, the Royalty made a beautiful spectacle for the crowd of Washington fans. Queen Evelyn Herdman and King Nick Eisxnan were the royal couple. Provided with a special seat for the remainder of the game, the Royalty are perhaps the most honored students at Washington, and are nobility for at least one night. . Cr. Clark, B. Cummings, J. Stevenson, P. Jones, I. Theroff, J. Rosen Omecomln treter, N. Eisman, D. Wallace, E. Herdman, F. Bigham, I. Prichard K. Cvallehugh, A. Kline, B. Heck. E 1 . Q 2 4 4? F EVELYN HER DMAN IQWA, Q NICK EISMAN ff? Er tl 0? IWIX, .mf x l 3, rg- ff Gordon Lewallen Jim Peerson Joe Wray VARSITY FOOTBALL Football Record W O Leavenworth 0 25 Olathe Deaf 26 19 Olathe 13 6 Rosedale 33 O Paola 31 0 Turner 32 O Bonner 26 O Osawatomie 12 0 T h e graduating seniors a r e : Cr. L e w a l l e n , J. Peerson, J.Shore, J . W r a y , E. Vaught, N. Eis- man, C. Rogers, and J. Bandy, who was away serving his country and has played T115 last game because ofthe varsityfoot- ball age ruling. Jim Shore James Bandy Edmund Vaught FOURTH ROW: L. Kinder, E. Vaught, E. Grafke, D. Muder, B. Pannell C Eubanks, N. Eisman. THIRD ROW: J. Bandy, B. DuBois, J. Thompson J Wray, D. Cooper, B. Benham, J. Peerson. SECOND ROW: H. Wheatley F Fehrenbach, B. Trout, B. Dutton, C. Rogers, G. Lewallen, E. Modrell. FIRST ROW: Bud Foster - Coach, B. Logan, V. Puhr, W. Schuler, Cr. Morris W R Palmer, J. Shore, Mr. Ed Eikermann - Coach. This page through the courtesy of STILES REALTY COMPANY 60 2 I YH I C O CAP TAINS VARSITY FOOTBALL Nick Eis-,man Cecil Rogers Prospects looked bright for another successful football season this year, when five regulars and eight returning letterman reported with the other po- tentials for practice in September. Under the able direction of Coach Edgar Eikermann and Bud Foster, and with weeks of strenuous practice the gridsters turned in a season to be remembered. After the first game with Leavenworth a person might have thought we had a lemon, because we took a shellacing to the tune of 25 to O. The second game told a different story, when the Olathe Deaf School was beaten by a 27-19 score. The victory Serenade had begun in earnest when the Olathe Eagles suc- cumbed, 13-6, to our scrappy band of Wildcats. After the Olathe game, the Wildcats really began to throw that pigskin into high gear. In the last five games the W.H.S. gridsters were not scored on,while scoring 134 points them- selves. The scoreless foes were Rosedale, Paola, Turner, Bonner Springs and Osawatomie. The demobilization of Turner put a damper on their homecoming as the Bears lost 32 to O. The glory goes to the boys, for Turner was no push over. It took good clean football to rack up that score. The mauling of Bonner made our League record complete with no defeats to receive the championship of the East Kansas League. Compliments of DANIELSON'S MARKET, White Church . 61 goofgaf Raeruea 'K . .,-....t 9? .I THIRD ROW:B. Logan, B. DuBois, B. Maupin, E. Grafke, J. Price, W. Terry, SECOND ROW: E. Cowden, D. Cooper, A. Welch, T. Higbee, P. Degener, I. Krivjansky. FRIST ROW: Bud Foster, coach, W. Logue, J. Carey, D. Delich, V. Puhr, B. Trout, E. Modrell. The prospect for the varsity in coming years had a showing that deserves rec- ommendation. The main c 1 o g s were numerous but Daniel Cooper and Bill Trout did some fine running and tack- ling. In the line Edgar Grafke and Bob DuBois were stand-outs. These boys next year will give anybody a run for their money in the tackle and center spots , respectfully, on the varsity team. Under the direction of Coach Wren the freshmen received fundamental foot- ball training and e xp e r i e n c e . The freshmen showed that they had some Very promising football niaterial. This year's freshman turnout for football was the greatest number in the schoo1's history. jlned H1811 j00f66l,! J wi' - I , Q , , . , J: lla fur 1 32 ix I FOURTH ROW: B. Molder, I. Kelly, D. Swengel, K. Adams, B. Fryatt, T. 'Morris, R. Brune, M. Tiderman, C. Gallehugh. THIRD ROW: R. Davis, K. Klausen, I. Steineger, T. Kline, I. Shriver, B. Pannell, .T. Gaunce, B. Wren, J'. Jones, I. Crouss. SECOND ROW: J. Pino, F. Ball, S. Lindelof, P. Harris, L. Orr, G. Clark, R. Klee, D. Wiltfong. FIRST ROW: W. Swearengen, E. Ma- jewski, R. Tuttle, D. Sambol, D. Davidson, .T. Connor, T. Clark, R. Bledsoe, Mr. Wallace Wren, Coach. Courtesy of COWAN'S FLORIST SHOP and WHITE'S GROCERY 62 ,www- qm- Qf F5 Q Q' ' EQ f , run-vi . COACHES N Foster Eikermann Shug Action The W Club is sponsored by the athletic OFFICERS coaches, Mr. Eikermann, Mr. Foster and Mr. Wren. It is an organization of boys in- Cecil Rogers . . . .President terested in sports who have earned letters in one or more ofthe major sports, and who Nick Eisman . . . .Vice President have successfully completed their initia- tion. Frank Bigham . . Secretary-Treasurer FOURTH ROW: J. Bandy, F. Tarry, E. Vaught, H. Soptich, I... Kin- der, I. Wray. THIRD ROW: G. Lewallen, D. Muder, B. Pannell, C. Eubanks, M. Potter, F. Bigham, W. Schuler. SECOND ROW: B. Dut- ton, E. Eisman, I. Peerson, N. Eisman, J. Thompson, K. Gallehugh. FIRST ROW: E. Eikermann - Sponsor, J. Shore, C. Rogers, W. R. Palmer, W. Foster - Sponsor. This page with the compliments of GREEN'S JEWELRY 63 ucrdifg ga.5Aef6a ff Onward, Wildcats! Yes, our Wild- 5 .53 cats did go onward, straight down the . victory path to take first place in the re- . gionals and to tie for second place with Rosedale in the East Kansas League. The season swung to a close with twelve games won and nine lost - cer- tainly a year of which everyone should be proud. FrankBigham and Lester Kin- der, center and forward respectively, served as co-captains for the victorious team. X. ,it Frank Bigham Lester Kinder CO-CAPTAINS 5-.WS .- T. SECOND ROW: H. Wheatley, J. Thompson, F. Tarry, E. Grafke, C. Eu- banks, M. Bidwell, N. Eisman. FIRST ROW: William Foster - Coach, C. Rogers, J. Peerson, F. Bigham, L. Kinder, W. Schuler, Edgar Eiker- mann - Coach. This page through the courtesy of THOMAS CAFETERIA AND COFFEE SHOP 64 Cecil Rogers Marshall Bidwell SEASON'S RECORD Washington 35 Washington 42 Washington 46 Washington 41 Washington 58 Washington 33 Washington 38 Washington 39 Washington 44 Washington 32 Washington 23 Washington 55 Washington 52 Washington 33 Washington 22 Washington 39 Washington 34 Washington 50 Washington 41 Washington 44 Washington 43 Perri Day Highland Park Westport Paola Bonner Olathe Leavenworth Rosedale Turner Pem Day Leavenworth Bonner Sp'gs Paola Olathe Atchison Rosedale Turner St. Agnes Rosedale Turner Buhler 65 45 40 44 35 32 43 40 51 37 58 18 38 31 47 37 38 50 33 51 32 44 Jim Peerson Nick Eisrnan Cl,:5LQ!ACt QJQPUQJ Ahrxfri SECOND ROW: D. Delich, A. Welch, H. Brune, R. Klee, M. Potter, B. DuBois. FIRST ROW: Edgar Eikermann - Coach, B. Trout, H. Wheatley, E. Grafke, W. Terry, D. Cooper, E. Cowden, William Fos- ter - Coach. The Wildcat seconds had a very successful season as they ended upwitha 14-3 record. This shows Washington will have a team to fear next year. The starting five were B. Trout, P. Wheatley, E. Grafke, W. Terry, and D. Cooper, but the others played lots of ball and showed lots of possibilities. The Wildkittens had a fair show- ing with 6 wins and 9 losses. They won over such teams as Leaven- worth, Turner, Olathe, and Bon- ner. A close game with Rosedale showed that we should have a chance for the East Kansas Lea- gue when these boys are seniors. Jack Kelly and Gene Clark co- captained these able basketeers. jl QJAl'YI.6ll'l .il.5LQt6Cl K E THIRD ROW: J. Shriver, T. Kline, I. Kelly, K. Adams, T. Brad- shaw, B. Wren. SECOND ROW: R. Klee, D. Maupin, J. McMinn, F. Ball, K. Klausen. FIRST ROW: D. Swengel, D. Sambol, G. Clark, I. Gaunce, C. Gallehugh, Wallace Wren - Coach. Courtesy of lDA'S QUILT SHOP and the WELBORN LUMBER COMPANY ' 1' mm? . Gerald Randall . Y , ' 4- f ,-if , , . Student F Manager Poph xgixa y 'Keg jab' . fg ' ---V J' :T Marshall--i- Charles L... Gerald Bidwell Eubanks Randall The individual showing was good, but the team as if a whole had an unsuccessful season due to the small QQ' number of participants. There were only eight boys out for track. So few could hardly hold the load of an T . entire team. Marvin Potter A i'A,: k ' ,GF . Y 'su at Bob Y .Tim Fred Dutton Peerson Ta1'1'Y ith the compliments of the FAIR FAX DEVELOPMENT 67 This page w 63 :fe C' Lester Kinder gig? if 33' 'f I' CTORIAL YE BOOKS cusmm vsns MYERS Cb A. Ll sv A ' x uuconvoluvrs vuvnu nun . 1 , 1 L. k. it A Ii Q, ' 5 . Z I E, i, w 'J' , '11 Q. I fe , A all 9 S K nh, .1 Y 1 -K ii w ir, . ww K Q :V E 532' 27 4 'Wy V I ,,, 311 in af ' 5' 3 I 1 ff. '1 1 Yif-'e K: I . , .. K A I 1: 5, i'i?'f 1 1 l 4 1 1 4 1 - X 1 a. Q? H 1 I P 5 , s V 0 i ,. P. r i l I ,Q