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

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1950 volume:

unshllshll Hafcluef Huff Presenis Till IIATCIIET 950 Be'H1el Wmsas professiona' Plnofograpl-fs L3 RalPl'1EA4kin50h W Row R Palmer J Rider 0 mo B I C Admr M Gfluerf ace Sp0nsor A Kim' L Ho unco J Newby DRJOSGPP R Qdneol M Cor' 6723 QQ Qrgypay w d n or D Crowfqd B 8,635 L Kerr FIRST RSJUIZ SECUND Donna .Tones Althea Khne Jeanette Newby Marllyn Gorshne l..O1S Kerr Carolyn Adalr Ramona Odneal Brooks Gauert W11l1am Hoffman C o Edltors Sec reta ry L1te ra ry Edltors Art Eldxtors Sports Edltor s S C 'USe r L Wal Photography Edltors Joyce Rlder Rlta Sapp Buslness Manager Suanna Chase Advertlslng Managers W R Palmer Betty B1a1r Lorrene Howard Cxrculatlon Managers Marjorie Duncan Domta Crawford Sponsor Mr Leland Wallace Thls page through the courtesy of INTERSTATE BUILDING AND IOAN , L H . G 'O' - ...,:' . , , U .vp I :,' I, - 1w,Hff n I . - I . N ' -D I . I n ' nl Q I I I . I . I . . I , I , . . I , - I . : , . . . Z . I O I I O . I l I U I C O . . ' . . .. . . . . . . I l O I I I O C . U I I l . . 4 . S . edzcataon. ,r , THE To HER WHOSE IMAGE IS IN THE HEARTS OF ALL SENIORS or 1950 HATCHET STAFF or WASHINGTON HIGH SCHOOL WOULD SINCERELY LIKE TO DEDICATE THIS YEARDDDH MISS EFFIE M COVELL HAS SPENT COUNTLESS HOURS AS SPONSOR OF THE PEP CLUB AND THE NATIONAL HoNoR SDCIETY, OUTSIDE OF TEACHING BIOLOGY AND GENERAL SCIENCE, A FULL TIME Joe IN ITSELF ALTHOUGH wE'vE TEASED HER ABOUT THE FICHLED SNAKES AND JARS or FDRHALDEHYDE IN THE LABORATORY, VEVVE ADHIRED AND DEEPLY RESPEETED HER GRATEFULLY, HE DEDICATE THIS HATCHET TO MISS CovELL BECAUSE VE TRULY APPRECIATE THE EFFORTS SHE HAS PUT FORTH TO TRANSPDSE ouR ONCE UNSTEADY HINDS INTO HINDS OF CAPABLE AND RESPONSIBLE YOUNG MEN AND WOMEN OUR RELATIONSHIP VITH HER HAS PLACED WITHIN OUR HEARTS THE DESIRE TO DO BIG THINGS AND GOOD THINGS, AND THE PURPOSE OF HELPING T0 CREATE, NOT ooL AND COMMUNITY, BUT A BETTER WORLD ONLY A BETTER SCH I I ,K , 7 , M. 'f 4. ,E CLAUDE A. HUYCK LELAND E. WALLACE A. B., M. S., Principal, Nebraska B.S., M.A., Vice-Principal, Cen- Wesleyan University, Northwestern tral Missouri State College, Okla- University: Universityof Arkansas, homa State Teachers College, Un- University of Southern California. iversity of Missouri. .fdclnunwfrafzon Year after year, Washington High School becomes more and more widely recognized and honored. lt isn't by accident, but rather through an intelligent schoolboard, a flexible administrative staff, and an under- standing faculty.During the past year,more than ever before, Washing- ton has enlarged in size, enrolhrient, activities, and scholastic oppor- tunities ...... through the unselfish effort of the fore-mentioned groups. We would like to say, Thanks, for making it possible to proudly say that we have attended Washington High School. R. Gregory C. M. Evans H. Gauert Compliments of THE LANE PRINTING COMPANY Publisher of the Washingtonian. EFFIE M COX ELL BS Brologrcal Sclence Kansas Teachers College Plttsburg Umversuty f Southern California Colo rado Unnversuty Boulder Colorado Umversnty of Kan sas Cnty RILLA HARRlS AA Stephens College C lumbla Mnssourn Unlverssty of Minnesota Mnnneapolls BS Art Home Economucs Kansas State College Man hattan Kansas Unxverslty ofKC GCN, EDGAR EIKERMANN LINDA HOWARD BS Physlcal Education A B Education Mayor Blalo- Blologucal Sclence Kansas gy Mmor Home Economlcs State Teachers College Em Chemistry Teachers College pona Kansas Valley Cnty N D LOWELL LONu AB Speech and Debate Kansas State Teachers Col lege Emporla Kansas RUTH STOLL AB Spanish Unnversrty of Kansas Lawrence Kansas Umversvty of Colorado Boul der Colorado' University of New Mexico Albuquerque New Mexico LELAND ROBERTS BS Musnc Kansas State College Manhattan MM E Music Unlversnty of Kansas Lawrence Kansas State Teachers College Emporna QP' We RONALD HALL B S Education Kansas State Teachers College Pnttsburg Kansas Compliments of MASONS ICE COAL AND FEED Fa 3963 5 JOANN TlNDALL AB Speech and Drama University of Kansas Law rence Kansas BEVERLY BARNER MARGARET ME EKS BS Education, English, University of Kansas, Law- rence, Kansas. GCU, KENNETH EASON AB Social Studies and Educatson Park College Parlcvllle Mlssourl BETTY HENNING B S Home Economics Fort Hays Kansas State Col lege Hays Kansas Kan sas State Teachers College Emporia University of Wyo- ming Laramie Wyoming MELVIN L WINTERS B S Education Commerce Kansas State Teachers Col lege Emporia Kansas WILLIAM FOSTER B S Physical Education So cial Science Algebra Kan sas State Teachers College Emporia Park College Park ville Missouri Columbia University New York WALLACE H WREN BS English Speech Social Science KansasStateTeach ers College Emporia Otta wa University Ottawa Kan sas MA Education Um versity of Kansas Cnty Mo Off: ce Secretary KENNETHI DICK A B Social Science, Bethany College, Lindsborg, Kansas, University of Colorado, Boulder, Colorado. This page with the compliments of JONES PHARMACY - Fa. 4321 6 Secretary R THIRD ROW J Gaunce C Eubanlcs F Tarry E Graflce D Muder B DuBois W Schuler SE OND ROW L Callahan J Swallow B Raines R Keltner J Theroff J Tlderman FIRST ROW Mr L Wallace Sponsor D Turner J Swanson D Jones B Blair G Trout Mr CA Huyck Sponsor ln keepung with the password of our tnme democracy Washmgton students cannot feel that they are bemg governed Any dnssatnsfactaon felt wlthm these walls may be related to a Student Council member No sublect deallng with the vnews and contentment of the student body ss too trlvnal for thorough consideration an the bl weekly meetmgs ofthe Student Councll Each year thus group starts the ball rollnng at the be glnmng of the school year by fznancnng the fnrst student dance This dance us followed by many other successful prolects Decnslons of the admmlstratlon and every day school problems are submitted to the Student Councll whoch as sponsored by Mr Claude A Huyck and Mr Leland E Wallace Betty Blaur Treasurer Donna Jones President Charles Eubanks Vuce President Fred Tarry Through the Compliments of PRAIRIE BREW BOTTLING CO sw, 3 L. ,SQ . 3: ,. 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I S R V 1-i Pep Clur, ,L,3 4 reas.rer 4 Fresrm n Jirls ,lee Clk, Fresh rran foeretta '-'or z C u 2 Y e ns 1 2 5 4 C et 4 Art 4 Band 3 fixed notus 4 Coe etta 4 sc oarship Avczrd J ord Qhortr ana tificate Music Festival 2 3 4 nrist. s Vespers 4 latclne' aft 7 A 'Y PHYLLIS ELAINE BRYANT Freshman Operetta, Freshman Girls' Glee Club, Mixed Chorus 2, Operetta 2: Band 1,2,37 Pep Band 31 Pep Club 1,2,3,4: Y-Teens 1, 2,3,4:I-icrizon Club 2: Music Festi- val 2,35 Christmas Vespers 27 EO Word Shorthand Certificate. fix? if Q!!-Q ROBERT Bl' NFAM K orthwest lr High 1 Football 2 3 Bfmd 2 3 4 Art Club 3 4 Sunflower Roy ' State 3 Instrumental Fnsemble 4 Pep Band 3 4 'MARY O1-4.2 Northwest Jr High 1 Pep Club 2 3 4 Y Teens A13 HOV! zon Club 3 4 Mixed Chorus 4 'Alnstrel 'Show 4 Operetta 4 Tri-City Conference 2 'vtuslc Festival 3 4 Chl'1SYmGS Vespers 4 Spanish Club 3 217, l0l ff BETTY BLAIR Freshman Girls' Glee Club Freshman Operetta Cast Mixed Chorus 2,4 Band 1 2 3 4 Cadet Band President Music Fes tival 2,3 4 Christmas Vespers 2 4 Pep Club 1 2 3 4 Cheer leader 3,4 Horizon Club 2 3 Y Teens l 2 3 4 Student Coun cil 1 2,3 4 Treasurer 3 Secretary 4 Student Council Confer ence 3 Wa Hi Lit Staff 3 Feature Ehitor Adversitlng Mana ger Washingtonian Staff 4 Alumni and Scholastic Editor Kansan Reporter 4 Quill and Scroll 3 4 Variety Show, One Act Play 2 Minstrel Show 4, Hatchet Staff, Advertising 'vtan ager, Homecoming Queen DELOREIS BROWN Argentine l,2, 60 Word Shorthand Certificate. ' 'LR 6. Congratulations -- BRIGGS GROCERY -- 5049 Brown LVN -.I res Pan r s' J ee I-ssl' as rxea C oru si es iva 39 P G .nam fo al on 1 nristrras sae s 3 4 'V' ens r r db .4 SUANNA CHASE Pep Club l,2,3,4: Y-Teens 1,2,3, 41 Cabinet 37 Spanish C1ubI,2,3, 4. Treasurer 1, Vice President47 Operetta 2,3,4, Cast 41 Christmas Vespers l,2,3,4: Horizon Club 2: Mixed Chorus 2,3,4i Vocallinsem- ble 4: Junior Play Cast: Washing- ton Reporter 37 Kansas City Star Reporter 47 Quill and Scroll 3,47 Music Festival 2,3,4: Hatchet Staff, Business Manager. -- Fa. 6866. 11 PARK COLWELL mY 1.2.3 Pep C Hb Cafeteria 4 DARLYNE DAVIS Freshman Girls' Glee Club, Freshman Operetta Majorette 1 2 Pep Club 1.2.3.4 Y Teens ,2,34 Horizon Cub 2 4 Cafeteria Washlngtonlan Staff 3 2111015 3 0'- C' MARJORIE DUNCAN Mixed Chorus 2,3 4 Operetta 2,3,4 Cast 3 4 Music Festival 2,3,4, Christmas Vespers 2,3,4 Band 2,3 Pep Band4 Instrumental EInsemble4 Vocal Ensemble 3.4, Pep Club 1.2.3.4 Y'T'eens 1.2.3 4 Cabinet 3 Inter Club Council Member 4 Washlngtonlan Staff Feature Editor 4 Wa HiL1t Staff 3 Quill 5, Scroll 4 Horizon Club 2 Junior Play Prompter, Variety Show 3, Minstrel Show 4 Activity Board President Hatchet Staff, Circulation Manager BETTY ANN DECKMAN Freshman Girls' Glee Club Freshman Operetto Cast Pep Club 1,2 3,4 Mixed Chorus 2, Operetta 2 Dra matics 3 Variety Show One Act Play 3 Junior Play Christmas Vespers 2 Washlngtonlan Staff 4 Activity Board, Treasurer 4 40 Word Typing Certificate Hatchet Queen 1' BOB DUNNUCK Pep Club 1 2 3,4 Art Club 3,4 spanish Club 1,2 3 H1 Y 3 Homecoming Escort 4 Freshman Football BOB DUTTONI Student Council 1 2 3 W Club 2,3,4 Art Club 2,3,4 Freshman Football and Basketball Varsity Football 2,3,4 Varsity Track 1 2,3 4 DONITA C7-WIAWPOHD rreshrran Girls' Glee Club Freshman Operetta Cast Y Teens 1 2.3 4 Cabinet 4 Hari zon Club 2 3 Dancing Chorus l.2 Mixed Chorus 2.3 4 Band D910 C ub 3 4 matics 3 Junior Play Music Festival 2.3 4 Operetta 2,3,4 Christmas Vespers 2 3,4 Cadet Band Treasurer 1 Hatchet Staff, Circulation Manager NANCY LEE DAVIS Northwest J High 1 Wyan dotte 2 Can Courtesy of RICKEY S FINE FOOD 8: LOCKERS Dr 9095 12 0 ' A A . . : nr- ' . , is Q A . . l I' 'A' . A I I.: I - - 7 1 l.2.3.4i ' . s ,A I, - 1.2.3.4i- l 1.2. , :Dro- ' ' . : : . 1 ' I ' 1 I, 7 g I ' ' I 3. - 1 I Y-Teens 1,2,3,4f Horizon Club 2,37 Art Club 2,3,4t I F 1 f : ' l r, I - 1 . : 1 .3. 2 , , , -4: 2 ' D .ltr ' 4 . 0 ' .V . A ' l I I 7 I . F '- ' ' I 7 0 'x. .P- I 1 f I Y I I I ' L I VIFGINIA E1-.Br-'ABE Freshman Operetta Cast Fresh rr-an xrls lee Club 'flxed Chorus 2 4 luslc Festival 2 4 hrrstmas Jespers 3 Oberetta 2 4 Dramatlcs 1 'ne M. t Play 3 Jnnior lay Cast Jarlety Sl'ov 3 Speech Festxval Horizon Club 4 Pep Club 3 4 Y Teens 1 2 3 4 Cafeteria 2 Ofhce 4 'Nil orette 3 4 FRED FEI-IHENBACH H1 Y 1 2 Vice Presldent Sopho mcre Class Footballl 2 3 4 Bas ketball 1 2 President Senior Class el'lL0l'6 CHARLFS F F UBAINYS Freshman Football and Basketball Football 2 'l 4 Basket ball 2 3 4 Traclo 2 3 4 N Club 2 3 4 Secretary 4 All Star Football 3 4 Junior Play Presxdent Sophomore President Student COUnC1l 4 Christmas Vespers 2 Band 1 2 Cafe terla 4 Football Co-Captain 4 Hatchet King ROBERT FAWKS Northwest 1 Football 2 Homecoming Escort 4 Variety Show 2 BROOKS GAUERT Band 1 Football 1 2 Basketball 1 2 Hi Y l 2 3 4 Treas urer 3, Secretaryq Art Club 2 3 4 Treasurer 3, Vice Presi dent 4, Pep Club 3 4 Escort to Homecoming Queen 4 Jun lor Play Hatchet Staff Sports Editor, Vice President Senior Class PATTI GAUNCE Freshman Girls' Glee Club Freshman Operetta Cast Fresh man Class Secretary YTeens I2 4 Hcrlzon Club 2 3 President 3 Student Council 3 Mixed Chorus 2 4 Music Festival 2 4, Operetta 2 4 Pep Club 1 2 3 4 Christmas Vespers 2 4 50,30 Wad Shorthand Certificates 40 Wcrd Typing Certificate Hatchet Attendant BOSE? L F Ycrk High 1 45s lv- AI' K 2.4, H viz' PEGGY GANGWES Y Teens l 2 3 4 Horizon Club 3 Spanish Club 3,4 Accompanist 4 Pep Club 2,3,4, Cheerleader 3, Band 1 2 3,4 Pep Band 3 Junior O A T Typing Award 2 Music Festival 2 3 Debate 2 3 National Forensic League 2 Class Cheer leader 3 Washinqtonian Staff Exchange Editor 4 Hatchet At tendani Compllments of GUY COINER HEATING and AIR CONDITIONING 13 I I ,ri I .3 V W fish -. , T . -f 1 ' ' . G' ' 3 - : F , , , . , I I A - ' I I ,- - . V I - vv- ' .4 v v v vm ':, A V' J --C A . sc,-15, --Lte ,I P ., 1 l ' r 1. , ' 7 . 37 7 , I1 7 ' 1 V ' 1 1 I 7 7 -- ' , . 1 s l, ' I ' f , . I . - 1 I 1- 1 7 ' ' , . 2 1 . :' 1 , r : , y , - , 1 z : . : , A 7 1 1 F ' Y I 2 - ' 5 K., 5 A ,!.7'4 . .., . , 3 353: 'ftffw-: 1 4-4 '- ' if -' 'ff ,. ' 1 1 1 F I ga, 1 F ' xv 47 ' 1 F ' ' 1 1 I F F 1 1 1 F ' . . . I , 1 I 1 1'F 1 1 . 5 - ' F 314, - : , . o , : z . : - . 1 1 . - . 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' 1 BER xAPD IN JEL 4Y124D6DCUDL4'1' ub 3 4 ashxnq oman Staff dvertxsxrq anaqer I 49' 'Y' BOB HECI-' Northwest lr High 1 Wyandotte Hlqh 2 Homecommq Fscort 'i Footballq ,-Q., MARILYNI CORSLI E Freshman C xrls' Clee Club lresident Vreshrran Operetta Cast 'Jlxxed Chorus 2 Chrxstmas Vespers 2 Band 12 'Ausxc Festxval 7 1 ep Club 1 2 3 4 Horizon Club2 '2,4, Y Teens 12,34 Cabmet 3 Na-H1 Lit Staff 3 Edxtor 3 Poetry Lcntor Washmqtoman Staff 4, Sports Edxtor Kansan and Star Sports Reporter 4 Drom Reporter 4 Ou111 5, Scroll 3 4 Hatchet Staff Lrterary Fdxtor Debate 2 Natxonal Fotensxc League 2 Dramatxcs 2 Jumor Play One Act Play 3 50 Word 'Typmq Award 60 30 Word Shorthand Cer tihcates Scholarshxp Award 1 Qecretary Junior Class RICHARD WEARLE Y Wyandotte 1 2 2l'll0l 5 EDWIN l HOWARD Hx Y 1,2 '3 4 Presxdent 3 Vocal Ensemble 2 Boys' Quar tette 2 3 4 Mixed Chorus 2 3 4 Operetta Cast 2 3 4 Foot ball 1 2,4 W Club 4 Pep Club 1 2 3,4 Band 1 2 Washxng toman Busmess Manager 4 Vxce President, Junior Class 1-11 Y Distrxct Conference 3 4 One Act Play 3 Music Fes txval 2,3 4 Variety Show 2 3 4 Christmas Vespers 2 3 4 LORRFNF ELLEN HOWARD Northwest Jr Hxqh 1 St Patricks Academy 2 Pep Club 3 4 Mxxecl Chorus 4 Operetta 4 Y Teens 3 4 50 Word Short hand Award 53 Word Typmq Award Home Nursxnq 4 Hat chet Staff Advertlsmq Manager vs 'T' MARY ELIZABETH I-'RAD Spamsh Club 1 Cafetena 3 3 ROSALYN HECK Blue Mound Hiqh 12 Band3 4, Pep Band 4 Muced Chorus 3, Operetta 3 Musxc Festival 3,4 Y Teens 3 4 Horizon Club 4 Congratulatxons - DANlELSON'S MARKET -- Su 57 14 . , 2' -. s nr- vr ' t' 111- ,',3, 7. el 1,131 It Y vf 1 ., 31 2, ,'g '.',' ' t 1. so 1 7 , - -- .1 Wy' 4 ,Q It f Y, ,. .. l 1 rx.. 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JACK E Hlll For h lest lr Hman 1 V Teers 2 3 4 Cabrnet 4 nrt Club 34 Treasurer Vice resldent 5 Rep Clue 234 Hornecomrnq Attendant 2 Class Cheerleade 2 'vashlnq tonxan Graff 3 4, World Affairs Fdxtor 4 ha H1111 taff Art Fdltor 3 Hat het Ball Vrince s 'DUNN M JOIN S Freshman qrrls' Glee Club, Treasurer, Freshman Operetta Cast 'Arxed Chorus 2 3 4 Chrxstmas Vespers 7, 4 Oper etta 2 3,4, lusxc Festxval 2 3 Y Teens 1 2 3 4 Trl xty Ponierence 1 3 Cabmet 3 Student f ounc1l 2 3 4 Treas urer 4, student Councll Conference 4, thashlngtonian Re porter 3 Journaltsm Conference 3 Wa Hi l xt Staff 3 Prom Reporter 4 Culll 5, scroll 3 4 Scholarshtp Award 1 2 De bate 2 National Forensxc League 2 BO lord shorthand Award Dramatlcs 2 4 Chrlstmas Play 4 Junior Play Cast Spanish Club 1 3 Pep Club l 2 3 4 Horizon Club 2 Home Nursing 4 Hatchet Staff Co Editor el'lLOI'J LARRY KERR HlY l234 Cabxnet 3 Pep Club 1234 RepClub4 Cafeteria 4 Basketball 4 LOIS KERR Band 1 Y Teens 1 2 3 4, Cabinet 3 4 Rep Club 2,3 4 Sec retary 4 Spanxsh Club 2 3 4 Vrce President 3 Rresxdent 4 Dramatrcs 2 Debate 2 3 4 National Forensic League 2 3 4 Scholarshrp Award 1 2 3 50,80 100 Word Shorthand Certrft cate Y Teen T11 Cxty Conference 2 3 4 Hatchet Staff Y it erary Editor L .ls l' L' iss 'av' ye l R OBERT K:,lLN1A'x Wyandotte 1,2 Thts page through the compllments of J. C KTIPJ DAVIS GROCERY 'X Band 1 2 3 lice :President 4 Brass Fnse ale 4 rumpet Trio P1 rt Club 2 3 4 ep 1 2 JANET LYLE Art Club l 2 3 4 Pep Club l 4 '3 4 Horizon Club 1 Y Teens 12 QI1 L 0125 Y' Al THFA KLINF Pe Club l 3 4 Spanish Club 1 2,3 4 Song Leader 1 P 2 I Secretary 2 Y Teens 1 2 3 4 Cabinet 4 Y Teen Confer ence 4 Horizon Club 2 Mixed Chorus 2 3 4 Music Festi val 2 3 4 Christmas Vespers 2 3 4 Operetta 2,3 4 Oper etta Cast 4 Vocal Enserrble 3 4 Junior Play Homecoming Attendant 3 Semor Class Treasurer 60 BU Word Shorthand Certificate Scholarship Award 12,3 Hatchet Staff Co Fditor OPAL LE' Jl-:RlCH Art Club 1 2 3 4 Secretary 3 President 4 Y Teens 1,2 3 4 Secretary 4 Pep Club 2 3,4 Horizon Club 2,3 Spanish Club 1 2 3 4 Washingtonlan Staff 4, Editor 4 Wa Hi Lit Staff 3 Co Editor Co Publication Manager 30 Word Short hand Certificate 50 Word Typing Award Junior OAT Typinq Award Oulll 5. Scroll 3 4 NINA VAUPINJ Y-Teens 12 4' Hdizon Club 2 4 Dancing Chorus 12, Freshman Operetta: Vocal Ensemble 2: Freshman Girls' Glee Club' Mixed Chorus 2: Band 1 2: Debate 2,4: Oper- etta 2: Christmas Vespers 2: Music Festival 2: American Royal Honor Guard 4: Washinqtonlan Staff 4: Turner High School 3. DAR YL E. MILLER Springhill, La. 2,31 Basketball 1,4: Spanish Club 1,47 Hi'Y 1,4- V FX ln KOQCHO Football 2 If DOROTHY HELEN MCGRAW Basehor HlqhSchco1 1 2 Y Teens 3 4 Cdfeiefid 3 4 Home Nursing This page with the compliments of MALOTT LUNCH. 16 'df .A- U 2 DELOHES NAOHAFKT Spanish Club 1 YTeens 12,3 4 60 Nord Shorthand Certificate Pep Club 2 3 4 Q11 L 0125 is 55 El:-nr -.. INOHMA M LLSAP Y Teens 1 2 3 4 Mn Club 2 3 4 Pep Club 2 3,4 Freshman Clee Club 60 Word Shorthand Certificate DON MUDER Foofbqll 1 2 3 4 N Club 2 3,4, Dresident 4 Jice Dresident Freshman Class Student Council 1,4, Mixed Chorus 4 Operetta 4 Christmas Vespers 4 Track 2 3 4 F00fbClll C0 Captain 4 All Star Football 4 H1 Y 1 Hatchet Attendant MARILYN! MYERS Y-Teens 1 2 3 4 . resident 4 Tri-City Conference 1 2 3,4 Tri-State Conference 4' Homecoming Attendant 1'l-'ep Club l 2 3 Pep Club Homecoming Attendant 45 Spanish Club l 2 4 Vice-President 2: Horizon Club 2,3' Sophomore Class Treasurer: Cafeteria 3' Home Nursing 41 Hatchet Bt-111 Attendant. JFANETTE NEWEY Y-Teens 1,2,3,4: Pep Club 2,3,47 Spanish Club 2,35 Junior Class Treasurer: Junior Play: Scholarship Award 1,2,37 4O Word Typing Certificate: Hatchet Staff, Secretary? Assist- ant Bookkeeper 2,3,47 Home Nursing 41 50,50 Word Short- hand Certificate. This page through compliments of HALL and SON GROCERY arne c oo ra k 'NN-x LLP MONTGOMERY pamsh Club 1 Cafeteria 2 '3 Delivery Service. 17 'HUA O 'TFP or lowest Y Tee s ., ' rxe ,no us hrxst rras espers 2 4 P9f9'YC1 2 3 4 ub 6 oraSr1orthano er'1f1cate SFRTHA HIC? Y Teens 2,3, Cafeteria 4, 60 Nord Shorthand Certlixcate. 38 Word Typxnq Award. no 1 HAMONA I FM ODNFAL Spanxsh Club 1 Art Club 2 3,4 Band 1 2 3 4 Mixed Chorus 4 2 3 Horlzon Club 2 Vocal Fn emble 4 Homecommq At tendant 4 Hatchet Staff Art Pdltor W H DALMEH H1 Y 2 3 4, Cabinet 3 4 Mixed Chcrus 3,4, Operetta 3 4 Freshman Football Football 2 3 4 Art Club 4 VV Club 2 3 4 Span1shClub 2 Vuslc lrestlval 3 4 Christmas Vespers 3,4 Washmqtonxan Staff 4 Sports Fdxtor, Sunflower Boys' State 3 Varlety Show One Act Play 3 Junxor Play Boys' Ensemble 3 Track 2 Hatchet Staff Advertlsinq Manager ell L OIY5 JOYCE RIDER Wyandotte 1 Spamsh Club 2 3 4 An Club 3 4 Y Teens 2 3141 Horizon Club 2 3 4 Debate 2 Ouxll 5, Scroll 3 4 Hat chet Staff Photography Co-Edltor, lOO Word Shorthand Cer utxcate 50 Word Typmq Pep Club 3,4, Washmqtoman 3 American Royal Honour Guard MARILYN ROBFPXTS Spanxsh Club 1 Majorette 2 'i Cafeterxa 2 Mxxed Chorus 3 4 Dramatics 4 Homemaklnq 4 YTeens 1 2 3,4 Music Festxval 3,4 Chrxstmas Vespers 4 1 1 l I 4 RJTN 1- D U5 eYbGl1 4 4 rack 2 3 1, UD 2 4 afeterxa 4 '-Ia rton xqh School 1 pi 1- l' A THY 71.11-11 nd 113141 Pep sand ., R L. JOHNSON SERVICE STATION -- GEORGE HANSEN GARAGE 18 - 1 ' -w v r 'R H' ,K -Jus.. FOL.s'l ' 1 L 1 1'-.m,.,.,. ,. , 1 .1 .. C1.r... .. t. Jr. ITXQU .1 - n M , E k ,Q . ,, A. ,V ,,,--f-1.-:1.r--, 1 v nv 41.1111 ,,,11 2,3, ',',.. G QT:A..1.,111 -1 I lf: tv .p A X :il ,lal 7 C V. :AA ml - .1 141 -1 A 1..' A 9212 Cl 213147 OW ' ' 1 A ,. , M, L Q V . xf ' 1 ' 7 1. F 1 1 1 F 2,3, ffgperetta 2,3,47 Christmas Vespers 2,3,4: Y-Teens 1, if 1 : ' :' . S : ' - ' 5 , . X I' 1 1 4 1 I- ' 1 7 : 1.1 : : ' 1 1 , 1: ' :.1 1 I 1 1 1 . - - 1 . .3 1' t 1 1 - 1 1 1 I I I ' I I 1 - o ,, ' 7 ' 1 17 , : - , ' 1 1 I I ' ,: - 1 A ' - I A 1 ' ' ' 7 . V I 1-I ' I vl .1 I I I ' 1 1- F 7 . . , . ., DA 4 rebh Cl b rresnrran J or ,Play Cafeterla ep flub 3 4 Florlzon Club ce Presldent 4 50 Nord Typu-q Ana a 5 Nord hor hand fertlfrcate A-0 GEORGE Sl-'ARP S's'v 6-,, WERINE FKOBEEKTSOI' Fep Clubl 2 3 4 Y Teensl 2 3 4 orizor- Club 2 3 Fresh .nrlsf alee Club Freshman Cperetta Mxxed Chorus 2 Dancxnq Chorus 1 2 Operetta Cast 4 Christmas Ves 2 '3 4 Soloist 3 4j, 'fuslc Fe tival2 3 4 Goloxst 3 41 .nr s' Trxple Trxo 4 Varlety Show 1 fiand 1 2 3 4 'ajar e'te 12 .Jrum Major 3 4 Pep Band 2,3,4, Art Club 2 3 4 Yashxnqtonxan Staff 4 Ounl 5, Scroll 3 4 Speech Festxval 3 Dramatxcs 3 Cafeterxa 4 Na Hi Lit 3 HIGH pers PITA SADP Band 1 2 3 4 Secretary4 MlxedChorus 4 Lioranan Y Teens 12 3,4 Treasurer 4 Horizon 2,3 Music Festival 2,3,4 Chnstmas Vespers 4 Operetta 4 Y Teens Tri-City Con ference 2 3 Pep Club 1 2 3,4 Hatchet Staff Photography Edxtor, Home Nursmq 4 eil l0I':f 'AARJORIE SHORE Y Teens l 2,3,4 Pep Club 1,2 3 4 'Ill-Xed CIWOYUS l 2 3 41 Musxc Festlval 1 2 3 Vocal Ensemble 3 4 Band 2 Pep Band 2,4, Chrxstmas Vespers 2 3 4 Operetta 1 2 314 Jumor Play Productxon Stall Home Nursmq 4 Washmqton man Staff 4 'viusxc and Llterary Editor NOHVA SMITH Freshman Operetta Cast, Freshman Gxxls' Clee Club Band 1 Mxxed Chorus 2 3,4 Christmas Vespers 2,34 'viusic Festxval 2 34 Pep Club 1,213 4 Vocal Ensemble Op eretta 2 3,4, Cas! 4 Junlor Play Productxon Staff Home Nursmq 4 LT af' 'ard lrfxgh ocr o ars ty Foot DC 2 3 4 J rsl nasretoall 2 Vlxed P nrxs lespers 'Z r a IL, 4 Studer' ounc 4 Cafeterla 4 Horreco lnq Y' mg '-iatcret M. tendon lCl A SNAVELY ' Club 'P,3,4, YTeens 1,2,3,4, reshman G1r1s',lee Club, Fresh ma Operetta, Pep Club 2,3,4, 5m 'ford Shorthand Certificate H C. BANE TRADING POST WHITE CHURCH FEED STORE. 19 :1 'T' 'Y H Y 1 octnall and asketbal Student AUFOQ r 1 ootoall t dent Uaraqer 4 HON STH OI JI? BFD 1 APBY F orthvest Jr rlzqh 1 Football 2 Basketball 2 3 4 N Club 2 3 4 Treasurer 4 Art Club '7 3 4 Spamst' lub 2 Mxed Chorus 2 3 4 Operetta 2 3 4 Cast 2 3 4, Vuslc Festival 2 3 4 Chnstmas Ves pers2 3 4 Boys' Quartette 2 3 4 semble 2 Varxety Show 2 3 Junior Play I-fl Y 2 3,4 Jxce President 3 Pres1dent4, President, lunxorflass Track 2 4 State Basketball Tournament 3 Student Counctl 4, Vlce Presxdent Student Councxl Conference 4 H1 Y Dxstrxct Conference 3 4 Sunflower Boys' State 3 Mmstrel Show 4 Hatchet Ball Prxnce JFBBY L. THONH-'SON Treasurer, Freshman Class Basketball 1 2 3 4 State Bas ketball Tournament 3 F'ootball1 2 3 4 Band 1 2 3,4 Presx dent 4 Mxxed Chorus 3,4, Christmas Vespers 3,4, Operetta 3 4 Musxc Festival 1 2 3 4 Clarinet Trio 2,3, Gunnlson Muslc Camp 4 H1 Y 1 2 Secretary, Sophomore Class W Club 2 3,41 Vxce Presmient 4 Junior Play Hatchet Ball Attendant ell Lord JOYCE WALKER Freshman Girls' Glee Club Freshman Operetta Cast Pep Club 1 2 3 4 Art Club 2 3,4 Secretary 4 Mxxed Chorus 2 3 4 Musxc Festival 3 4 Operetta 2 3 4 Girls' Vocal En semble 4 Y Teens 1 2,3,4 Cabxnet 4 Vtdshzngtonxan Staff 4 News Edxtor, Wa Hx Lxt Staff 3 Quxll 5, Scroll 3 4 Ac txvxty Board Secretaryhi Home Nursmq 4 Chrxstmas Ves pers 2 3 4 Mxnstrel Show 4 l LBOY NHITF Track and Football Student Manager 3 iq, lk LBIE STCCDABD Northwest Tr l-rqh 1 Jtyandotte 2 3 Y Teens 4 '-lame Nursxnq 4 FRANK WASKO De La Salle 2f Freshman Football: Football 41W Club 4. This page through the courtesy of ROY and TOM'S MARKET -- Dr. 9733. 20 yu. O? i t RICHARD mu IANS L HlY 2 3 Pep Club 2,3,4 Jumor Y- v FT N Play Siaqe Crew JFAN N LTFUTNG Freshrfan fmrls' 'lee f'lub Freshman Cperetto Casi etta 1 2 3 4 Vusxc F stxval Z 3 nrzstmas Jespers '3 Mlnstrel Show 4 Pep Club 1 2 3 4 is BOB QANIQ Freshran f'lass tesxdent student Manager 2 en, L OPJ I JAMES FIAMEY DNAIN PACE H1 Y 2, Freshman Football Vyandotte 1 Football 2 3 Q, 7 Q . 5 31100 . 31 .v Wxth the cornplxments of DOWNING FLORAL CO At 8888 l . - - A 4, 8- x l 8 - ' 1 7 7 l . TAA , If 1'-'CL.I.E.'EE?S ae ' - i Q I ' 5.3, . ll' I 'F ' . - .. J' s J , . - f ' 5 Y-Teens 3,2,3,4, Cabinet 41 Lfixea Chorus 1,2,'j,4, Oper- ' L ' e' ' 2,..4, V 5 by 1 4 I 1 - . A Y Nw. , I . 5 ' ' gn- f - xv , v I f V - ' . w 5 , 9, fr , If . . A , Y l' '1- v' 'O A . Cyan eywlory 1 a l to do o r ve'd ao 'ne sane th.ngs adam Ph wer ps ve no ld have ated onnme xnstead of Jeorge ttat last darc or rfaybe we've d scovered ve reclly should have taken geo etry but from that very frrst asserrnly, hen x e ere vrde-eyed frosh tlll ve hear -.1 a e nf' e kr n our tlrre spent rn the ha'ls as xrgtor was not wasted v-ob H HG was a llttle gap ln ac' allty, baxt lh that fall 4 Bobble was elected as the big FUD of our entlre fresh ran Cla s, our presldent Pe vas asslsted oy our ovn ' l 1ttlr lDonn1e Muder, Patti Jaunce, and side kxck Jerry he rpson who were chosen as vice president, secretary and trea urer, respectively lt has been saxd, not by authorities, that the freshmen of 19-16 ere the most effervescent crop ltasrlnqton had and 1ss orrra Olson trle the1r best to do their duty as clas spon or and keep d x-.uhm hand ietty 1lGlI', Fsob l utton, ion Muder, and Carl Todd represent: 1 our class in the Jtudent Council Catherine Rabi rt or ma Darlene I 'zvxs acted as rraiorettes and Marilyn y r was chess n a I-'omecorrinq attendant bet y l Lt' x as presx nt of the B Band, in whlch there were seventeen student hlle Uarllyn Gorslxne was presl dent of the rosh Crrls' Clee Club The latter organization presented an operetta entxtled, The Beauty Contest Wxtha H1ke and a Screen, a total of eighteen freshman boys lettered rn football and basketball There were eighty elqht of us bolsterous frosh, but to make matters worse, G better, whxchever it mlght have been, ninety five sophs appeared xn the halls of Washxngton High School that following year Ur Elkermann was our head sponsor, assxsted by Miss Effie Covell and Mr Ron ald Hall Charles Eubanks was 'hxgh man on the totem pole that memorable year as class prexy Fred Fehrenbach was our veep' Jerr hompson was secretary and Marllyn Myers was treasurer Charlxe, Frltz Jereeee, and Myrt made quite a team, as did our ten lettermen .lackxe H111 was honored as Homecomlng attendant, Catherine Robertson was our only maiorette Betty Bla1r, Donna Jones, Bob Dutton, and George Hawkins were e lected to the Student Council Fred Tarryand Fdwxn Ho -.ard were in the cast of The Vxkado the annual operetta, Betty Bla: was cast the one act play Only four members were added to the junior class of 48 49 making a grand total of ninety mnel J lun's When our tumor year is mentioned, we can't help but think of our prom No doubt you've heard of 'Hom V reen has My 'alley but few high school students other than those at Naslcxngton can poast of rex embrances such as Pow Green was Cur Jyrrnasxum Fiobxnhood had lnvaded our gym and brought Sheru ood I- orest fworrrs and alll wrth him tlthea Kline and Nob Heck vere attendants in the Homecomlnq Hoyalty that year Catherine Hobertson, arllyn Vioberts, and Vlrglnu larhardt were malorettes lllaxr, lOr16S, Gnd l3Ult0f1 YP matned on the Student Councrl and welcomed attl .adn as a ne tcomer ln the organization '-fetty Bla: was ele 'rx as treas utter Fdt n Howm' I UYTY GHG argue .mcan held Cilif Darts in the peretta Peggy ,ang ves a d Lcls Kerr debated 'fr renwas our teadsoonsor wr 11611 cmd H135 r-Oven also sp rsored on class as dld t rss r-'xlla 1-ax-L5 TP ll-H110 CIUSS Hesiden vas fred Tarry, uh le hls Y shi hcnd 'THIN Ldwm Jo-yard as vlce pexy eanetze xewby treasurer, held the oney bagsfor farllyn Gcrghnel secretary ase o SIl'1l lll1'l 1O the junlor play was a hxlar lous three act corredy whlch starred Charles I ubanks and Suanna hase Betty Deckman, A B falmer and Ju-qu-lg 1-Orhmdt appeared IU the 'arlety bhow one act play, K1tty,K1tty, ltty dwm Ho ard and 'arllyn Corslme were cast ln Betty Blaxr and Peggy uangwes were elected as cheer leaders They remained cheerleaders their semor year, and dld we ever gtve out with that S-S S F N yell ln our semor year Fred lehrenbach was senior presx dent, vxce-presldent Brooks Gauert, secretary Clorla Jones, and treasurer Althea Kllne asslsted Fred ln governlng the class Charles Eubanks and Fred Tarry were elected by the student body as Student Councll presldent and vlce presx dent, respectxvely Betty Blau' was named as secretary, Donna Jones, treasurer Don Muder and Walt Schuler were other semor members of this group Betty Blau was elected as Homecommg Queen wxth Vxalt Schuler as King, Marilyn Myers, Bob Dunnuck, and Brooks Gauert represented the Pep Club at Homecoming while Pamona Odneal and Bob Fawks were senior attend ants Betty Deckman and Charles Eubanks rexgned as Hat chet Queen and King Jack1eH1ll was Hatchet Princess, her Prince, as usual, was Fred Tarry Worthy seniors were placed as presidents of various clubs, such as Fred Tarry fH1 YJ, Marxlyn Myers fY Teensj Jerry Thompson tBandJ Opal Leverlch, edltor of the Nash lngtonlan, headed a staff composed entirely of semors, as was true with the co-edxtors of the Hatchet Staff Althea Kline and Donna Jones Don Muder and Charles Eubanks were elected as co captaxns of the football tean' Lots Kerr and Nina Maupln were semor debaters, Cathe rlne Robertson was drum major Vlrglma Earhardt, 'nalor ette The Pirates of Penzance was presented as the school operetta ln lt were Fred Tarry, Edwxnlloward, N P. Palmer, Althea I-'l1ne, Margie Duncan, Catherine Robertson and Suanna t hase Thls resume of our semor year hasnt begun to sound complete, but room must be allotted tor other thxngs rn thls yearbook and then there are the unsung heroes of our class, never narred presldent, but of equal xmportance Yes, we've had our ialr share of fun, ana also appre crate ouropportumttes to gain knowledge, as IS expressed DY our motto, knowledge today tomorrow a better world H his truly xs our desire Our years at . aSl1xngtfJn have been the days .ve shall never forget, ana lf we had it all to do over, we'd do lt ' w xce Through the courtesy of BROTHERHOOD STATE BANK -- , Kansas City, Kansas 0 if ma 'm 1 , -fe , -, , ' A 1 V - . a Fred T , ' - 3. Y ' . ,r ha 1 u . ' d I I ' ' . ' o 7 Q - fa -, k E - A . . ey .. ' 1 -. L - . W 1 rv- ll' w . , , . . . . . ... .. , ,V ,nh . A U ' . w , -t ' .' . , ' '. c. ' ' ng' 'T ' a , d . 'd , w ldv to-.-.' .. ' l .e ' r g V, '- . i - of '.'.' , . ' . '. i .. .t . W ' E, ' - r . v L a ' ' ' n .u ' ' ' T' ' ' . I. 1, ' w f .Q W ' ' V ' ' ' - -, r, ., .. .1 S ' . A, -. A ' -t A C f ' rd 3 , 4 I - , I 4' ? k ' F' R 4- ' ' - . 'Y' , A A l . 1. . . , . ' . . , t, V , ' 5 Y g , V I I 3 1 - - - - . . B ', v H. r ' . . ., . , . . . .t , ,, .. ,L U ever boasted, but Ltr. Wallace Vfren, Ur. Edgar Ftkermann, The Under-Cum-emu, league presentation one GC, ploy. . F-I . ' d ' A ' , C , :s , s 5 , 7 'S ' . , ' - ,,' C - - 1 - A U . , . , , , . 2 53 1 1 ' it . 1 ' ' I' J ' . ' ff '- 5: ' J s . t . ' ' . ' ' ' t Ei a . 'ie - ' , F o' . - - X - - '- V ,, . . . , H . . . . , . . V D 0 t-4 t I - l U U - . 'W - . , ' ' - , . 7 . ll I: y T ' -- - - I 1 1 A I 1 - I I l - , ' . A, I . , m . --n . . A , - ' v I , I , , - I , . ., , . , - . . . - A , x . - ' ' 3 . 1 . Y, , . I 1 , , ,V A. - K A , . ll 'IT tt l l l I r l - g - o , ' ' - AAI , A, '. , - ' ' . I ' 7 I -V ' . , 4 . l Y It - ' s. UW M S ,f--EQ' X K thB Clyd G 11 h M X N Fre h ' P 'd t D gl C p Xl QK .l O P 'd t gh I 5 Junior-P sident X ' k V , LUQLOI' Q55 President ........ Keith Barker Treasurer ..... Caroline Van Fossen Secretary Barbara Boyce Vice Presldent Bob Brown A verypromxslng class as future senlors lS the .Tumor Class Duly sponsorlng thls Class were Mr Hall Mr Winters Mr Long and Mrs Hennmng The .Tun s presented Best Foot Forward an en-yoyable play prevlously a Broadway hlt motxon plcture Albert Dlmmltt had aleadlng role ln the school operetta The Pirates of Penzance Elected to serve ln the Student Councll were Joan Theroff Edgar Grafke Robert DuBo1s and Dorls Turner Georgla O Danlel and Berta Evans were elected as school cheerleaders whlle Ed Modrell acted as class cheerleader Two of the four All Stars ln the East Kansas League football team were our .Tunlors Edgar Grafke and Harold Vkheatley So here sto nextyear s semors and may Lt be as successful as thelr Iumor year THIRD ROW J Nye J Theroff C VanFossen D Bucklunger E Grafke B Mcupm J Arm strong H Brune SECOND ROW T DeGraw D Sophch J Prlce R Klee G ODamel P rung E Jennings W Terry A Dummm Through the courtesy of FAIRWEATHER WERNER MORTUARY Jones,I H..Cook. l:lRST ROW: M'.'l...Long, Soonsor, P. Wykoff, H. Wing, W. Jennings, S. Sieve- ' , . ' , . , . ' . ' . 0 7- 5 . , - G , 23, ll T T . l ' T J - my . 1 i . I I THIRD RCW: D. Delich, T. Higbee, J. Kriviansky, P. Degener, D. Kerston, J. Klausen, N. Haggard, B. Ogden, R. Clark. SECOND ROW: P. Nauman, B. Evans, M. Sibley, J. Willard, N. Smith, C. Cutting, R. Gaupp, J. Rice. FIRST ROW: Mr. M. Winters, sponsor, R. Ripple, B. Basch, E. Cowden, J. Carey, V. Barun, N. Hallmark, B. Hanson, I. Farrell, P. Hulbert. THIRD ROW: C. Olson, D. Olson, R. Miller, A.WeIch, T. Prelesnilc, G. Teegarden, D. Cooper, B. DuBois. SECOND ROW: B. Brown, R. Bailey, L. Sortor, B. Modrell, V. McCoy, R. Sambol, B. Brauer, J. Bath. FIRST ROW: Mr. R. Hall, sponsor, D. Turner, B. Tolman, C. Gast, P. Clark, L. Wright, H. Wheatley, J. Stephenson. THIRD ROW: E. Modrell, J. Flackmiller, L.Hardin , R. Fiatte, B. Green, N. Francis, A. Mcnt- gomery, K. Hayes. SECOND ROW: B. Ballenger, Drew, M. Stegmaier, W. Winner, B. Trout, D. Chase, B. Logan. FIRST ROW: Mrs. B. Henning, sponsor, K. Barker, D. Baldschun, D. Mill- sap, M. Myers, J. Jones, A. Rapp, B. Fiatte, D. Abernathy. ELECTRIC BARBER SHOP -- SAMS LOAN OFFICE 25 Mr Leland Roberts Mxss R111a Harrls M155 JoAnn Tlndall and Mr OP Onzore Kenneth D1ck sponsor the class of 122 G4 students Carolyn Amos and J1mmy Jones shared Homecormng honors of the sophomore class as attendant and escort respectwely A scavenger hunt was the hrghhght of the f1rst party of the year thrown bythe w1se fools How many sophomores knew that w1se fool was the hteral connotatlon of the1r label? Tom Morr1s was the only letterman from th1s class He played tackle on the vars1ty football team D1ck Swengel rece1ved a prov1s1ona1 letter that 1S 1f he letters next year a str1pe w1ll appear on hms W representmng h1s sophomore year In spxte of hav1ng the most mlspronounced name 1nh1gh school hngo the sophs turned out a good year rllfnin FOURTH ROW J Kelly M Allen D Swengel D Johnson R Fryatt R Snare K Adams B ke SECOND ROW V Springer B Howlett N Snavely D Burkard C Tnllrsch T Bradshaw E Gray FIRST ROW Mr L Roberts sponsor N Cowan A Baker M Huyck M Klempnauer J Leap S Reeder B Bates ...Ll Ii FCIJRTH ROW E Atkins T Clark D Hull J Hoagland P Harris J Conner R Tuttle J Crouse THIRD ROW A Lucas A Troha A Clark B Burton R Davas E Malewskr R Baker SECOND ROW R Hoffnun B Smith R Rlchardson D Smlth V Knuttle B Sharp S Dean FIRST ROW Mr K Duck sponsor H Bartz G Trout R Ireland V Cantrall B Cummmgs B Rand L Baker J C BARKER JEWELER GEORGE DULIN GROCERY I , . . . , . , D A 9 I . ' . . . ,, . Y W ll ' N ' ' ' ' . . . . 3 . Y . , . . . ,, ,, . . f , 'X p. ' N Q . , . , A 'x r 3 4 I F 4 :T K' T7 ' J , I S ' I. O . : . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . Brune. THIRD ROW: J. Hi le, H. Rogers, N. Foster, M. Tiderman, N. Leverich, B. Sager,E .Graf- . : . ' , . , . , . , . ' ' , . , . . : . . , , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . I ' I . , k I xv sg V 6 4 . A . A , , 4 ' I - I I : ' ' I ' I ' I 1 ' I ' . 1 ' I ' I ' . : . , . , .. , . 1 . , . , . , : . , . , . , . , . , . , . , : . . , , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . . ' ' -- A 0,9 0l'l'l0I'2 add OFFICERS President lyde Gallehugh Vice President Gene Clark Secretary Mark T ldernun Treasurer Joe Steineger Student Council Members J Gaunce B Raines G Trout J SWG,-,sm Gene Clarlc Joe Stelneger Clyde Galleh ugh Mark Tldenmn Cheerleader Susan Hanson S ,-f ibn Iof R Klee THIRD ROW C Willis G Clark L Orr D Sambol J Swanson N Dodge B Scott SECOND ROW B Ellis D Kampfer J Keefer J Vickers J Logan W Swearxngin R Wilson FIRST ROW Miss J Tlndall sponsor S Miller C Smith N Farrell W Peterson B Kraus N Abernathy Y Plu L-at FOURTH RCW F Ball K Klausen J Shriver B Wren G Bouldin J Nicolulis T Kline R Swanson THIRD RON J M:Minn D Wiltfong J Stroud D Miller D S x N Linck L Johnson SECOND ROW J Gaunce C Gallehugh D Theno B Sneverlng S Hendrickson S DeMoss L Pauley FIRST ROW Miss R Harris sponsor P Adams A Krlvlansky R Thomas N Russell S Hanson C Amos Thxs page through the courtesy of TROUPE S CASH MARKET 'T - lg? f I . 'E 3 I - Q I X ' ' ' I 5 5 I . fe ff I I ,O e .,.- :Sax ' .X fI'q'T' .':'? I i n - ' . . 0 fy y Q 0 ',Q l ,- I e Q 'I- sf - FOURTH ROW: D.Maupin, J.Steineger, B. Raines, J.Williams, J.Jones, D. Davidson, S. Linde- , . . : . ' ' , . , . , . , . , . , . . C : . ', . , . , . ' , . , . ' ', . ' . : ' . ' , , . ' , . ' , . , . , . , . , . mb. N F , 5 2 I , , 5 I , ,- ' I ' A ig, I I L .Lx : ' I ' I 1 ' . . I ' I ' .I I ' I I 1 - . I . . : . , . , . , . ' , .. a by, .I ' , . in-I FOURTH ROW R Webb R French D Cooper J Eldrudge B Mutchell H Roberts R Grouss C Pounter E Swanson THRD ROW L Swafford B Tolman J Tarwater H Eldrudge M Choffln C unnlngham W Yount W Jolllff SECOND ROW M Howard J Tlderman B Sam bol M Sophch A Dennus R Hugbee R Thayer FIRST ROW Mr K Eason sponsor J Young S Erlewlne B ONeaI J Muupln E Wall M Sass T Farrell M Hevelone D Muller CLASS G: FICERS President Douglas Cooper Secretary Carol Rickey Treasurer -Gary Sapp Student Council Members Leslie Callahan Judy Tlderman Jlm Swallow Roger Keltner Cheerleader Jo Ann Young B3 FOURTH ROW J Colwell E Beardsley N Gosney J Swallow J Sutton J Wasko L Arm strong E Kellman E Grafke THIRD RON D Burton R Purdue R Todd R Gcngwes R Keltner P Doughty G Rush E Wnllnams S Logan SE OND ROW B Swallow C Peterson B Muller L Callahan B Stone J Kosorog L Gushee C Bnllungs FIRST RON Miss M Meeks sponsor M Howard V McKean D Audas G Wlacek N hase C Rnckey R Crawford I I -Q.: S' I , D .X E . ' w H S' - I S 1 m IJ I II Vice-President -------------- Peggy Williams I r , - I. , - A A I , I I . I ., . I . A . I . . ' I ,I . C I . ' .I Wxth the compliments of CROUSS SUPER MARKET --- 3101 Brown l 1 , I U l H S S FOURTH ROW: L. Adams, B. Meikle, D. Wacaser, R. Lowe, J. Abernathy, R. Henry, J. Camp- bell, L. Klasing, E. Goodrick, G. Sapp. THIRD ROW: D. Willis, B. Clarlc, E. Richardson, S Srader, M. Hayes, B. Turner, K. Vaughn B. Rick, F.Carver. SECOND RON: S. Brown, M. Creek S. Hamm, C. Smith, D. Stone, E. Murray, B. Tebbe, R. Bradwell, J. Burton.F RST ROW: Miss R Stoll, sponsor, S. Eubanks, P.Williams, H.Schleicher, J.McKain, B. Shook, M.Musil, G. Marx en, B. Rooo. Steal the Bacon was the pride of the evening at the freshxrian get to- gether party early in the school year. The 147 greenhorns also sponsored a successful class dance. The turnout for both parties were overwhelming, typical of the freshman enthusiasm. .Tune Carey and Jim Campbell were honored as Homecoming attendant and escort, respectively, from this class. The frosh went all out for sports this year. The total number of boys that lettered were thirty one. The freshman girls' glee club presented a very fine preformance en- titled, Tulip Time. A talented freshman boy, Robert Lowe,was chosen for a cast part in the school operetta, Pirates of Penzance. Mr. William Foster, Mr. Kenneth Eason, Miss Ruth Stoll, and Miss Margaret Meeks sponsor the class. FOURTH ROW: B. Baker, J. Sapp, C. Everett, T. Ferrell, R. Grindel, H. Haines, M. Jorgensen, B. Campbell, R. Wickwire. THIRD ROW: A. Sandgren, F. Crowley, G. Bailey, G. Masters a1, P. Cannon, P. Turner, B. Lane, M. Logan. SECOND ROW: J. Brown, V. Chubb, C. Christensen, G. Moseley, L. Roberts, B. Pedersen, R. Lea. FIRST ROW: Mr. W. Foster, sponsor, P. Ogden, P. Coones, P. Linlr, B. Webb, J. Carey, R. NlcMilIin, P. Hathaway, V. Moravac. This page with the compliments of ROY KNAPP CLEANERS. 2.9 I li :LGT S .i'W '335' E' .gnapalmla L ,Q bidi This page through the courtesy of KARIJS BAKERY - 1914 Quindaro WPG ts as I ll I s I nqniu C OACH EIKERMANN CO CAPTAINS Team ln Actlon DON CHARLES MUDER Th1s page wlth the comphments of STILES REALTY COMPANY EUBANKS F U ll I B ll l I FOURTH RON: H. Brune, C. Eubanks, E. Grofke, E. Howard, D. Muder, F. Wasko, J. Price. THIRD ROW: J. Thompson, F. Fehrenbach, A. Welch, A. Dimmitt, R. DuBois, D. Cooper. SEC- OND ROW: B. Stanturf, student manager, B. Heck, B. Modrell, R. Theno, H. Wheatley, L. White I . student manager. FIRST ROW: E . Eikermann, coach, K. Dick, coach, D. Delich, W. Schuler, W Palmer, B. Trout, W. Foster, coach. When the sun went down, and the moon came up, our boys DID shine. People watch fashion parade, because they think styles of bygone days are worth a second look. Likewise, let's take another glance at a very worthy team. The Wildcats started the season off with a bang and a 13-6 victory over a strong Leavenworth eleven. lt was the first time Wa shington handed Leavenworth a defeat in nine years. .lourneying to Atchison, the Maur Hill Ravens were attacked by the Wildcats, and devoured to a tune of 13-2. The Olathe Eagles were thenrouted by the Red and White clad team in a league opener. The Wildcats notched their second league win ina duel with Bonner Springs, and ruined the Braves' an nual homecoming by handing them a 26-13 defeat. The Rosedale game was postponed from Friday, October 21, to the following Monday. After an early Saturday morning practice, the Washington Wildcats were ready for the Rosedale Wildcats, and vice versa. Both teans exerted every effort in a bid for the East Kansas League crown. The Washington ball club e- merged a 1-point victor, with a final score of 7-6. Turner pulled off the big upset of the year in de- feating the much favored Washington eleven, 19-13. Washington then wm 19-0 victory over a strong Paola team and a 14-7 over Osawatomie. Assistant Coaches W. WREN, K. DICK, W. FOSTER This page through the courtesy of JOE VAUGHAN --- 913 N. 7th, W R PALMER FRED FEHRENBACH i WALT SCHULER FRANK WASK0 BOB HECK Leavenworth Maur HI II Olathe Bonner R oseda le T urner Paola Osawafomue iqf ' ' 'ir ga WILDCAT SEASON S RESULTS Washlngfon Washington Wa Shl ngton Washington Wash mgton Washungfon Washington Washington EDWIN HOWARD This page through the courtesy of R. E. ATKISSON JERRY THOMPSON 33 'V-4254 pads? President Vuce President Secretary Treasurer -.ewifh LINE UP l-UB OFFl ERS An outstandang club of the school IS the athletic Don Muder orgamzatnon or W Club To become a member of thus Jerry Thompson club the boys must have lettered In one or more mayor arles Eubanlcs sports This select group IS sponsored by Mr Wlllram -Fred Tarry Foster and M' Edgar Ellcerma nn BACK ROW M Potter,C Eubanlcs, F Tarry, E Grafke,D Muder, F Fehrenbach, H Wheatley FRONT RON M W Foster, sponscr, W Schuler, D Cooper,R DuBois, N Palmer, B Trout, Mr E Ellcermann,sponsor Thms page through the courtesy of HARRY T TIBBS s ' 'R' 5,3-5111 F, ' ' -,Jus ..f.,,-:'- ,--up-.. L h ' ,, y K H , ' 71,9-fr W I 1 . , . X fL,:'ff-,4'-3'U . . f p.- -' ' r -f . ,Z :ig 1' L 4 ' fl- . - ' - -541 -,..r ' ' uve - 3 ., aj W 9 f' 5.4 N.: ' ' ' . ........ 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Tlwe ' ily Ill fs e efn ber ony ein ' o lu r0sl7 ' r 'sesM-.E' n ' 'gb ll ff' - I6 Or se Ons. Tb 1' , lui ws pfoq- 7-l78 Dl7 6 0 0 flw ' ow, 6 oke ll , a well rr 6 lip 0 77qlv 7g oy r fl7e u es 0 , a . ve c s l fflakhelaf flwou fes 0n,' 'e lv s 'Tl cr' 7'l1e lfi ns s On w f' a' 'lv y e if'ng 'r r e QV- go . or 1' ce, rlve ' ey a' he 'lv 'TISS l 0 bn, flv gerfnefn- 4? f a e ern lv' - g 'Q-game. Zeslz 'r n' rev 'y a raugnri 'rd S lzep' w l lrlv glm' . felrolvr, ff f. .. 4' g Ak A I 1 . an as . u K- tv-J , ng K X tk A I. 1 U 4 in f ' 't .E - . e -3 U ,131 ' POW' L- Srffofd, Q- F , 0- C De, J. Fld' e, E. o , H. Poberr, B. 1 - f- .' . ll7e, . ,E. ' ,8. , , Q, J. , . s, . . 3 , , , 1 I , I , . snr ,Lf f1,.ws,. , '77 .QV s .-157 JMS f 9 , -50 ,L. 0' s,-A wll0w,l?.Tdd,G.M oy, . ebb,-, .W , n,c . -NN 35 omecoming ueen BETTY LOU BLAIR 0I'neCOInU1g U1 WALT SCHULER Escort, BROOKS GALERT, QUEEN BETTY, KING WALT. In white satin and blue net, Betty Blair reigned as Homecoming Queen, with Walt Schu- ler, quarterback, as Homecoming King.Betty and Walt were elected by the football team. From the Pep Clubwere chosena boy as the Queen's escort, and a boy and girl as the first couple attending the Queen. The Homecoming celebration at the half of the Turner-Washington game, which ended with Turner on top, included foreworlcs, the lighting of the W , entertainment by the marching band, presentation of the Royalty, and the crowning of Queen Betty and King Walt. FRESHMAN - J- Campbell, J- Corey- JUNIOR - H- CROWN BEARERSZ T. Odneal, D. Wallace. SENIOR Bwne, B- Boyce- PEP CLUB - B- Dunn-ck, M- R. od-eel, B. Fc-wks. SCPHOMORE -c. Amos J ers. Jones. LUQLOI' KATHERYN HAYES There was really nothmg much In the plot of Best Foot Forward to confusethetheatre goer It all started very slmply Bud Hooper who has the grlppe but doesn t has a date with Helen which he doesn t but goes with Helen who really lsn t Helen lt s lust as sample as that' The pesentatlon of thls play by the llnuor class was qulte efficiently portrayed an able cast Miss JoAnn Tmdall should be congratulated on her choice ofthe play the cast and her fine 'ob of dlrectlng ALBERT DIMMITT BEST F001 Dutch Muller Hunk Hoyt Satchel Moyer Chuck Green Dr Reeger Old Grad Minerva Ethel MISS Delaware Wate Bud Hooper Professor Gale Joy Jack Haggerty Chester Bn llmgs Helen Schlesslnger Mlss Smath if DANIEL CAST Bruce Mlupln Harold Wheatley Richard Flatte Douglas Chase Bl II Logan Eddie Modrell Joanne Jones Pat Wykoff Gap Rosalie Muller Albert Dummltt David Soptnch Georgua O Daniel Bob Brown Edger Grafke Katheryn Hayes LaRee Wru t G ODanlel B Brown R Fsatte R Muller R Modrell B Logan A Dlmmlff K Hayes D Soptlch B Naupun P Wykoff D Chase E Grafke J Theroff H Wheatley J Jones L Wrlght Thxs page w1th the comphments of THE KANSAS CITY KANSAN 39 . pf a 'tx , 'o I . ,- I ' ' . , F -I3f5f.ffff3.f3ff.'. 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F -yc2',omPbe ON M GYMM nS l sunwes H Wccuziris SECOND Mundy! grin l V E Gmtke 5 Coldigm i nlio hulls' Bal4elDLSri:xnomlil Homes CN 1 ' 1 V RTHPSW R Keltnilhchg muse D STL wheatle TNXGU Sxone L ery onsof R 0,211 aww RO L R0 FXOST gamer K Sapp M' Leland Roberts and Nr Kenneth Eason combine in sponsoring the along with Christian living are stressed ln the teachings presented to the group The famous Hi Y swims various parties and educational films are a few ofthe many activities listed on the Hi Y calendar The officers of this group are President Fred Tarry Vice President Harold Wheatley Secretary Brooks Gouert Treasurer Edgar Graflce H Row Gms H B00 d M Tl er Roberts J Gi Orr mon R Cfouss 3,17 D MIN as S Uerr W Welch A QDR wer ,Q KI P 8 alnefmsor B Tfzutnn-7 G Whenarllln ee DSBOFS E HOWUVG' E G U'-'Vice Jey Gr or en 5E enha mike Sfelne 'ode R I eGra Oupm 98r P Baieyeeqr Klmornes 153432138 gren IG e, D David OW M ar So,-,I J Jo' K 7765, This page through the courtesy of YANDELL BEAUTY SHOPPE Dr 5007 fi L-,, .1 JN ' - G L K K -L 1 X' KJ :4 Z. rv u ' L - . -1 4 ' 1 . 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Qh, 'wt -- FOURTH ROW Mlss M Meelcs sponsor V McCoy M Huyclc M Klempnauer S DeMoss J Sambol J Nye J Nelson Amos B Boyce P Wykoff N Franczs J Rader THIRD ON G Trout B Bates R Heck I Farrell M Boaz M Gorsllne V Earhardt N Ferrell SEPOND ROW J Swanson D Theno J Wrllard J Jones D Davns E Grafke A Ropp V Knuttle A Montgomery FIRST ROW B Sager S Reeder R Sambol T Farrell B Sambol N Maupm Miss Margaret Meeks sponsor ofthe Hornzon Club led the organization through a successful year of parties achievements and fun At hrlstmas the group gave a basket to a needy famlly The school dlrectory sale was sponsored the Horlzon Club the hlgh school branch ofthe Campflre Girls Parties ofcourse were onthe agenda of club actuvltles Marple Duncan was elected president of the Activity Board by the senlor class Joyce acted as secretary whsle Betty Ann Declcrnan served as treas urer The sponsor of thus group IS Mr Leland Wallace b-mf' Pressdent M Duncan Treasurer B Deckman Secretary J Walker Sponsor Mr L Wallace Th1s page w1th the cornphments of THE BUTLER MUSIC COMPANY . 0 V y, , C 3 QW' I 3, . 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B LEAD e 'Y Lou Bluff ERS Benq Evans J A 0 hn Swansp I1 Ge or9la ODanrel Peggy G 'l9Wes OFFICERS Pres lclent Larry Kerr Vlce President Pat Clark Treasurer Carolyn Adalr FOURTH ROW J Wnlluams D WllflOl'1g B Dunnuck W Hoffman B Gauert B Grlndel Colwell C Gallehugh R Wllson R Klee THIRD ROW N Peterson V Earhardt J Bath Odneul J Walker M Duncan J Hull R Sambol P Gangwes D Jones SECOND ROW Boaz C Adalr M Shore G Potter P Clark D Davis M Myers G Jones N Ferrell Clark FIRST ROW Mlss E Covell sponsor Y Plumb J Vuclcers B Tolman J Klausen Rader B Declcman N Haggard D Turner J Wullard S Muller 46 Th1s page through the comphments of GREEN JEWELRY CO In 5 I .. I an 1 Q :I TV WA' I 4 . 5, A , .5 V 6 f V , x. V v ,z K it ' , A I 4-. ,T r ' D - I ' ' : . I I ' , I , Secretary ------------------ Lois Kerr 4 ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' - , , V f a f S Z . 0 ld 6 1 1 ' I I 1 ' l I ' I ' I ' I ' ' 1 , . , . ' , . . 1 . , . , . , , . , - , . I , . , . , . . ' . 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FOURTH ROW H NheatIey D Soptlch D Swengel E Grafke E Howard B Maupun R K ee R Wnlluams A Drmmntt J McMunn THIRD ROW J Sambol C Van Fossen R Sapp N Lev erlch D Bucklmger O Leverlch N SnaveIy V Sprlnger SE OND ROW C Ballenger J Leap J Lyle J Nye J Theroff G ODanleI M Klempnauer I Snavely N Mlllsap FIRST ROW J Newby C OIson N Maupin P Jones M Huyck M Gorsllne D Olson B Bates Besides bolsterung the morale of all the athletic teams the Pep C Iub has many other dutles This group makes your hot dogs and coffee possubIe at the home footbaII games Pop and candy are sold at basketball games also The proceeds of the sa Ies finance the annuaI AII Letterman Banquet and the sem: formal dance that foIIows Some of the money obtanned by these actxvltles was donated to the concert band for two of thelr new uniforms The gymnaslum has roared from wall to waII with the enthusnastlc yeIIlng of the Pep Club and led fine able cheerleaders Miss Effie Covell has very eff: clently sponsored thus organlzatlon A FOURTH RCW D Baldschun R Baker L Kerr L Harding D Sombol F Sager R Klamm B Trout D hase E Atkuns K Barker THIRD RON C Robertson J Wlltfong L Kerr S Dean A Lucas V KnlttIe D Crawford L Howard S Chase N Francis SE CND ROW N Smith B Green P Nauman B BIalr P Gaunce N Dodge J Swanson A Kllne B Evans A Montgomery M Stegmaler FIRST RON L Baker A Ropp J Jones D NlIIsap A Troha W Winner B BaIIenger D Mohart H Bartz G Trout D Abernathy Thms page through the courtesy of SCHNEIDER JEWELRY CO 4-.I ,I . i I .I - - I .. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. , . ,. ,. . 1. ,. ,. ,. - . . . . ,. 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H II Th1s page wmth the comphments of ALLVINE DAIRY CO .911 Offflaf gd tkeflllg er? I Cl or f 0 F' . I-:1 I of I ,- ig. .vp 1' -- A - L Q .lx , .A,r. , l T R I. A 'T M 'L' as. 5 if U I , '4 , Jolliff, P.,Wykoff, M. Myers, S. Hendrlckson. SECOND ROW: A., Klline, J. Swanson, V.'Mc: I' ll 'N B ' -. i S I .1 ' r -A K K T1 A 41 I ' 0 U R ' Q . . : . I , . ' , . I , . ' , . , J. , . . : . , . ' , . , . ' , . , .A- ' . : ' . ' , , . , . ' , . , . , P , C. . ' , . ' 5 ' - ' , . 5 , J ' I . a efena uwlun fa 0 Q X AP FOURTH ROW A Krlvlunslcy R Thomas B Swallow S Hanson D Theno W Schuler M Potter P Colwell C Eubanlcs B Fawlcs THIRD ROW B Price C Robertson N Froncus J Vickers C Smath C Van Fossen D McGraw C Bollenger N Russell B Fnatte SECOND ROW L Kerr B Stonturf M Haas A Lucos D Mlllsop P Coones A Ropp L Boker S Hendrickson FIRST ROW Mrs Shore sponsor E Hallmark N Dodge D Kompfer J Lyle N Snovely D Dovls W Peterson A Trolm B Cummings Ummm th1s 1s good and Boy what a swell lunch' are comments wh1ch are musmc to the ears of members of the cafetema classes held the f1rst f1ve hours of each da ll y we as those of Mrs L1ll1an Shore head cook and Mrs L1nda Howard who combme thelr talents 1n plannlng the lunches Through these persons efforts and the government a1d recewed del1c1ous lunches were served at a mmlmum pr1ce Cualofana im Mr W Walker, Mr C Mecum, Mr G Lelmkuhler Sweepmg, keepmg the bu1ld1ng ln A 1 cond1t1on, the mnterrrnttent mcommg and out goxng of the stop slgns, keepmg tab on the furnace, and bexng a pal to the students are some of the many act1v1t1es of the school custodmans Jolnmg Mr W Walker,Mr J Roberts,Mr G I.,e1mkuhler,and f1l11ng the vacancy of Mr C Mecum's retmrement, Mr O Brrdges came to Washmgton Hmgh School As our school enlarged, more work demanded another Jamtor and Mr M Klmejomned the other custod1ans -J ,f . - ,I A v. ,ir -1 E ' . a Z Y f ' Q J - - 'v -- 3 g,l - 3 - A' b 5- 1,1 ,SW ' 0 A ' . 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SMITTY'S SERVICE STATION - PRESTON'S FLORIST fformally Cowarfsj 49 Z' STANDING J Race H Schleucher R Bcnley R Boker Mr L Long sponsor L Kerr H Eldrudge SEATED M Huyck N Levernch T Prelesnlk G Teegorden To argue the pros and cons ot the questlon Resolved That the pres1dent of the Un1ted States be elected by dlrect vote of the people was the ch1ef act1v1ty of the debate teams The teams entered s1x tournaments th1s year Thls class 15 a f1rst semester subject and 15 supplemented wlth advanced speech Mr Lowell Long 1s sponsor of the debate teams and mstructor of the speech class XXIII 'To Jlllmliltulllill Bnnurarp 4 tin High Srhnnl Jnunuausls AA THIRD RUN G ODanueI J Walker J HIII M Gorslme O Leveruch N Duncan J Newby B Boyce SECOND ROW I Farrell P Hulbert R Sombol W Palmer P Gongwes C Robertson B Evans FIRST ROW B Blanr A Kline D Jones J Ruder M Shore L Howard S Chase Mr K Duck sponsor Thls page w1th the comphments of WELBORN BARBER SHOP : . , . , . , . , . . , , . , . . . , . , . , . . . H U . , . . . ,, . . . . . ., f... ,. ,uf l-iii nl I Q . 0 Q Q I , ff .. t A 3 1 J f v - It 2 2 5 . t' . .5 I . ' os I , 'J 4 7 ' Q .1 . ' 0 'T F J- I ' 1 . 1 . I' , . .:::11Q1: , l p . , . . - ' 1 ' 1 ' I ' 1 ' 1 ' 1 ' , . . : . , . , . , . , . , . , . . : . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . , . connected with the Washingtonian. Volume XIX Washington High School, Bethel, Kansas, May 10, 1950 No. l anhingtunian LEVER ICH HEADS PAPER The Washingtonian staff was se- lected from the second year iournal- ism class in September to serve the entire year. Though some positions were changed and many of the iournal- ism students are not on the staff, the paper could not have had such a suc- cessful year, without the efforts and complete co-operation of everyone The staff is as follows: Editor, Opal Leverichy News Editor, Joyce Walker, Sports Editor, Marilyn Gorsline, Feature Editor, Marjie Duncan, World Affairs Editor, Jackie Hill, Literary and Music Critic, Mariorie Shoreg Alumni and Scholastic Editor, Betty Blair: Special Assignment Writer, Nina Maupin: Copy Reader, Catherine Robertson, Librarian, Betty Deckmanf Exchange Editor, Peggy Gangwes: Business Manager, Edwin How- ard: Assistant Business Manager, Ber- nard Grindely Advertising and Circulation, W. B. Palmer: Promotion Manager, Henry Miller. JOURNALISTS FIND TIME FOR FUN In spite of the never ending tasks connected with the publi- cation of a newspaper, the iournalists atwashington I-liqh School still find time to have fun. A Valentine's Day waffle supper, with all the trimmings, was enioyed by this group at the home of their instructor, Mr. Kenneth l. Dick. The waffles were supplemented with Canasta games and home made Valentines. NEW JOURNALISM EQUIPME NT IN BIGGER EDITION The Washingtonian is published every fortnight, devoted to the students, faculty, and patrons of Washington High School. ln the new wing of the high school, the journalism room is located, equipped with a private phone and a printing press. All the new equipment is primarily means for saving time. The extension of the phone saves many a student a trip to the office, thus having that much more time to prepare copy, dum- my up, and so on. The printing press will cut the expenses of the newspaper as wellas providing for printing training to those who desire it. Starting with issue number twelve, the Washingtonian was made up of six pages instead of the usual four. This change was due to the efforts of the hard working staff and Mr. K. l. Dick, journalism instructor. Besides complete news coverage, columns dedicated to World Affairs and music and literature were placed in the publication. The editorial policy of the paper was impor- tant to school life, as it gave anyone the opportunity to express their opinions, and to better school life. The next goal of the ioumalism department is to print a weekly publication. C ui' STANDING: N- Maupin, J. HiII, Mr. K. Dick, sponsor, B. Deckman, M. Shore, Robertson, W. Palmer. SEATED: M. Gorsline, B. Blair, M. Duncan, O. Leverich, Gangwes, H. Miller, E. Howard. STAFF WORKS DILIGENTLY Getting a paper out is not as easy a iob as some surmise. First, assignments are made by the editor and the page edi- tors. After the copy is reported in, it must be edited completely. After all changes are made by the editors, the copy is turned over to the copy reader for a final check, then to the advisor for a d ou ble check. The stories are then on their way to the typesetter. They are linotyped and returned for proofreading and make-up. The printers is the next stop for the contents of the paper. Here it is prepared for publication: but before the paper is printed, a stone proof is run off tocheck make-upand any errors that could have been overlooked. After that the individual stories become composite publication, The Washingtonian. Due to the new journalism room and equipment, however, the iob of getting the paper out will be lessened greatly. The con- stant running from town to school is partly responsible for the fight against time. C P v '1- S74 STAND ITSG: P. Wykott, B. Tolrrun, P. Hulbert. SEATED: M. Roberts, C. Bollenger, L. Howard, D. Jones, J. Ly le, Miss J. Tindall, director. ANTlC SPRING A glorious, ants-in- the-pants picnic is en- joyed by the six students cast in Antic Spring . This one-act play was presented at the Hatchet Variety Show and at the speech and drama festi- val. The play is a comedy done with a minimum a- mount of props and with much pantomine. Betty Ann Deckman. Fred Tarry, Suarma Chase, Albert Dirnmitt, Earl Goodrich, and Nancy Chase are the memb6rS of the cast. One-.fdcf igfagsi The dramatic mys- tery, The Undertown, was one of the two one act plays presented at the annual Hatchet Variety Show. In this story was a glorified love triangel, including old maid, niece and lover of both. The cast consisted of: Janet Lyle, Pat Wykoff, Donna Jones, Rosalie Miller, Betty Tolman, Pat Hulbert, Marilyn Ro- berts, Lorene Howard, and Carolyn Ballenger. UNDERTOWH Lett to Right: S. Chose, A. Dimmitt, B. Dec kmun, F. Turry, N. Chase, E. Goodrick. Y! rxarur f? , Q-Yi 'aqffgfl Y. . ,Q This page with the compliments of FAIRFAX INDUSTRIAL DISTRICT. 52 f G11-ls Vocal Ensemble udic Mr Leland Roberts Muslc Dlrector Boys Quartette Drum Majorette and Majorettes Instrumental Ensemble 53 all Mr Leland Roberts boast as far as the con certband isconcerned is the beautiful new blue and red uniforms These uni forms were costly and it was a long time before the majority of the suits could be sent to the school but the pride of being able to wear such um forms and the wonderful appearance M Huy J Wxllx0mS R oongv' arms dmredo' R aPP As soon as the uniforms arrived the RTH RON li w L RobX?:RRD RONh m 5 Ree r HSC ln Bef' 0 5cmS we R oullelwg lc A 51 dent body in order to model their CYDWDUBOVS eu O6 l- op Unfgnj Srl: R newest apparel Srorl-ld 'lsen SECONR Mx ler DN Ffancls ei? are E Jenfnn95 e en -Yoh,-gn ON B cl4D of the band wiped all difficulties away group put on an assembly for the stu R Kldmm Mr Roberts directed a very large chorus this year and with this big sented a beautiful vesper service at Christmas The student body have en Joyed two musical assemblies and besides this the students always have a chance to listen to the practicing every day in third hour For with the size of this musical group and the volume of the participants the whole school IS familiar with the selections long before a performance is given FOURTH ROW R Lea B Hofmann L Roberts H Hasnes E Nalewskn B Logan R Baker J Connor G Clark R Lowe J arey P Harrls W Palmer D Wvlffong THIRD ROW V Knlttle D Turner P Clark P Gas? G Potter C Robertson C Amos P Adams A Clark Y Plumb SECOND ROW P Gaunce B Blur A Kline K Hayes V Braun L Howard D Crawford B Scott P Nauman B Evans L Johnson FIRST ROW Mr L Roberis Clll'eCl0F S csc M Myers Drew B Ballenger N Wlnner N bmnth M Stegmaaer V antrell J Wllffong S Dean B Sharp This page with the compliments of GATEWAY SPORTING GOODS CO 54 524 Mmnesota Ave N r , ' ' , 1 ' H , I ' 1 ' S de 1 - . 1 ' l . I ' IP. . . '. I I .R ring 1 . l R- I K Y' Lo . . .. E.vo,Nden1 ' B. P Jfc Y' ' ' I ' D 9 . I ' 3X fl? R ' . Hx ,cs . . . . . group accomplished many big things. As an annual event, the group pre- A Q , N Ni n' 4 . . W L i I u . . .S V , . . I . , - lf - I 1 ' I ' I ' I ' . Ch , . , C. , . , - ' , - ' ' , - ' I - 3 I - ein efff The Concert Band has added so much to school life and they al ways make a fine show ing for Washington The band marched in the Armistice Day parade t Leavenworth he FOUR American Royal parade and at the e es ZH ROW L ground breaking ceremony of the new neue MOM eveflcl-, R Kansas City Kansas Hotel They also r B e K Tl-msgs es VryEa h O 9' 'Elmer M represented our school at the annual ea!-7 V R G r md' Vel yers a SDIO ef L Nbsfefson rum Nbloreglge M ' T .,-- f , -v' f' g A -T' R-s:.i'. f Y '.-A X 'T 1 T ' RT . A V. a , t ff , 1 rv. , ' . l S0n' ' ' f gem 1 N. D Id ' M l L ', ' I - ' ' , ' - ' A- ' D He. , D ' M I - spring festival and at the music fes- Eezrll 5- MEHP. ian' . C-CJsr,hR. 1 Cawralllr C. R156 L' tival at Lawrence. ' ' - R P' ' ' - H f ' , J I . - 1 A. C P , A. . , gl f - - s , , ' Aka ' B . I . . I ' Od' Ai gf I R I VV- 4 e ' ' ,rf z 9WBs Ba J f reland Cerc-Um OP Tlom sorfr D Ofmagar n9 D 7-urnegrkMF1,Q T Rgnwmrf R 4 Shore F Sa Xxx ger Ixxgn The most important performance of the year by the chorus was the annual operetta This year the title of the top rate musical was Gilbert S: Sullivan s Pirates of Penzance and many people considered this operetta to be better than ever before Long hours of work fine ability good dxrection and co operationby all made the operetta such a success The chorus aided by many graduates and parents presented a minstrel show the latest addition to Washington s activities 6 FOURTHROW J Jones J Thompson J Kelly R Klee F Tarry E Grafke E Howard B Mqupm, D Muder, K Adams, A. Dummm, H Wheatley THIRD ROW G ODamel, J Leap,S Slevermg, M Klempnauer, E. Jennings, B. Sager, R. Sapp, N Leverlch, D. Buckllnger, B. Klee, J. Sfemeger. SECOND ROW B. Bates, N. Ferrell, B Tolman, M. Roberts, R. Odneal, M. Dun can, J. Walker, D Theno, C Olson, M. Huyclc. FIRST ROW V. Earhardt, S. Muller, J Keefef, Sleverlng, C Ballenger, M Boaz, D Jones, G Jones, C Adair. This page through the courtesy of COMMERICAL NATIONAL BANK 601 Minnesota Ave. 55 THIRD ROW M Allen B Bradwell H Bartz 'lr L Roberts a drrector sl-DCOND HOW J Txderman T Ferrell A Sandqren M Howard B Shook L. Warren S Logan FIRST ROW L, Roberts J Campbell G Colwell H Roberts B Mxller B Rapp B Campbell FOURTH ROW S Erlewme E Wall M Howard E Sambol f Soptxch W Yount M Chafixn W Jollxff T Farrelll Creek L: Marxen N Chase S Logon L: Rush D lfxller l Younq P Doughty E Wxllxams C Rxckey V McKean P Nxllxams H Schlexcher SECOND RON C Moseley C Wxacek B Mrller R Crawford B Rxck B Swallow M Nusxl l Carver 'vt Logan S Hamm D Audas S Brown C Sm1th FIHST HOW Mr L Cloberts sponsor H Mclxllm J MCKa1n Howard B Turner B 'ane B Shook J Carey U Cannon J drown B Webb P Lmk V 'Aoravac The students 1n the Cadet Band and Freshman Glrls Clee Club served a year s mternshlp ln preparatzon to enteruag the Concert Band and M1xed Chorus, respectlvely The Cadet Band made thelr debut at one of the pep assembhes Tulxp Tlme , a two act comedy operetta was presented by th Freshman Gxrl s Glee Club Thls page wxth the comphments of THE LEADER CLOTHING CO 56 1. r I N . . , . 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K , ..- , . , . , , . , . , . , . , . .- . . . , , . . . . . ll ' ' I' Q , e ' 1 Nf 90 ' Lfaferf 0 QHZCIHCQ Yes there s one T15 Mable we learned at G1lbert and Sulhvan s Pxrates of Penzance presented March 2 and 3 by the Mrxed Chorus Formals adorned the stage ln one act and nmght gowns IH the next And thfn there were all those men w1th black patches over thelr eyes W Weeks of hard work and preparahon the product1on of one of Washlngton s best turday mght for weeks before the b1g mght etta rehearsal by the cast The gay mus1c added flavor to the presentatmon as d1d the ere responslble for operettas Every Sa was devoted to oper and splcey dlalogue rare mlxture of roy alty and v1lla1ny P1rates of Penzance was very ably dlrected by Mr Leland Roberts Major General Stanley The Plrate Klng Samuel L1eutenant Frederlc P1rate Apprentlce Sergeant of Pol1ce Mabel Edlth Kate Isabel Ruth P1rate IVIa1d of all Work pls 90016 'Amana henna Ghdmaa AlbertD1mm1tt Edwln Howard Robert Lowe Fred Tarry W R Plamer Cather1ne Robertson Althea Kllne Suanna Chase Norma Smlth Marjle Duncan I Operetta costumes from KANSAS CITY COSTUME CO 1409 Walnut CHARLES EUBANKS Co Captam FRED TARRY V4 QIILOI' ,U fcflf ay QF5 BUD FOSTER Coach JE RRY THOMPSON 0 , ' ll' I.-5s I DARYL MILLER C0 Capta1n WALT SCHULER 7 ' i 0 0 1 ' 3 1 , W A - - af . ll , .W V , Q ' 5 f V 1 .'v --'L -fl' U - 2' A . 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Z 'lilfiiltg 615 6lyel'J SEASON SCORES Leavenworth Hlghland Park Westport St Agnes Bonner Sprmgs Olathe Paola Rosedale Turner Bonner Sprmgs St Agnes Woshmgton Woshmgton Washington Woshmgton Woshmgton Washington Woshmgton Woshmgton Woshmgton Woshmgton Woshmgton SEASON SCORES Olathe Paola Rosedale Atchison Woshmgton Woshmgton Woshmgton Woshmgton ATCHISON TOUR NAME NT Atchison Leavenworth Woshmgton Woshmgton REGIONAL TOURNAMENT Paola Woshmgton Wt STANDING D Swengel student manager R DuBous C Eubonks H Brune H Wheatley D Cooper B Trout Mr W Foster, coach SEATED E Grafke D Muller F Tarry W Schuler E Cowden No not Seven come eleven baby needs a new pau' of shoes By ll to 7 It 15 meant that Wa shxngton I-hgh School enjoyed eleven basketball vzctorles offset by only seven defeats On the schedule, the names of strong teams, such as St. Agnes, Atchlson, and Leavenworth appeared O1athe,w1th all but champlonshlp lettermen re turmng, took fxrst place ln the East Kansas one of the1r League Included ln the lxst of scores are the talhes resultlng from the Atchlson In v1tat1ona1 Tournament held over the Christ mas holldays and the Reglonal Tourney held early m March As far as 1nd1v1dua1 scormg 15 con cerned, Jumor Ed Grafke was hlgh pomt man wlth sen1or Daryl Mlller close beh1nd Bud Foster 15 vars1ty basketball coach He IS assxsted by Edgar E1kermann Thls page wmth the comphments of COMMERCIAL NATIONAL BANK Dr 0035 60 ' Z? 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The mam reason for havmg a sophomore basketball team IS quxte detalled All ln all however the boys are too old naturally for freshman athletxcs and some are not yet qual1f1ed for vars1ty teams On the other hand they mlght be qual1f1ed but no pos1t1on IS open so workmg out on the soph teams keeps the boys from gett1ng 1nact1ve 9 SECOND RON L Clark J Waslco L Adams R Gangwes R Keltner M Sutton G Murray FIRST ROW G Calwell student manager J Abernathy F Graflce J Eldridge D Cooper B Tolman L Callahan Mr W Wren coach A cheer forthe W1ldk1ttens Under the coachlng of Mr Wallace Wren the freshman basketball team hada very successful season Golng out of the1r class by playmg the teams of larger hmgh schools d1d not keep the K1ttens from maklng an excellent showmg Fresh athletxcs are very lmportant as they g1ve the boys a chance to prove the1r ab1l1ty and lets the coaches see a prevlew of the teams of tomorrow I ' 34 24 9. 1 Q 21 41 ' 23 W 25 f I Q 9 H ' ' : This page through the courtesy of FAIRFAX INDUSTRIAL DISTRICT ' v il .Shia omore Z?aaLelAaf ' Clyelu SECOND ROW Mr E Ellcermann coach J Shriver B Wren D Swengel student manager FIRST ROW F Ball G Clark B Frydfl D Sambol J Gaunce .Na fcAef Queen BETTY ANN DECKMAN Jlafcdef .1619 CHARLES EUBANKS Ala fclef To the music of Fred ' iddy another king and queen were crowned t the fifth annual Hatchet Ball. For the first time the second highest girl and boy were honored as princess and prince to add more suspense to the occasion. After the crowning the king and queen, seated on their thrones and surrounded by the prince princess and attendants, reigned over the dance Then Queen Betty Ann and King Charles followed by Princess Jackie and Prince Fred led the royal group out on to the dance floor for the royalty dance A week and a half of CUWDUQDIDQ preceeded the ball itself consist- ing of colorful posters and spicey corrmercials on the school l3.A. sys- tem advertising certain candidates. The campaigning was not the only preparation for the affair because for one only busy week the Hatchet staff many of the student body and sponsors worked the decorations forthe gym. On the night of the Ball the students and the alumni witnessed the crowning and danced in le surroundings of Santa's Workshop where one could find anything from Christmas trees toys, Santa's reindeer to Santa himself fra fr Princess Jackie H111 Prince Fred Tarry -wwf foggy Princess Jackie Hull Queen Betty Deckman, King charles Etbonlcs Prince Fred Tarry, Attendants, Marilyn ers, Peggy Gangwes, Patti Gaunce, Crown Bearers, Eileen and Dean Wallace, Escorts, Jerry Thompson, Don Muder Walt Schuler 64 A4 , I G i f X l I ' I on ' , ti ' If If . . , V I I . l . 1 1 , ,, . I 'J Ji . ' it l ' 1 k 5 I . i .4 ,, t fr ' , , f ' r, f . - 1 ff , . 1' .-1 an ' K . Q 1 5 , 1 . - , i I ' . . V f r wr-.g 1 'f N. -,St g V -Y . . . , ,. . I ' I , . SPR H6 f f sfnmn PLHU Y nnnunm Hunan sucmu J jd fm f N 1' Lk? ff!! Xx x Wx AX fwff gl I 47 el vp X 10 X n x I f ranch 5, -HQ ff! N 17' me R f fx ' I vga N ' , xxx 'I-K I T, 'ff' Mig, W -1 M W. kim' g I 'CU fd X xx XXX L' ff X - X f X ,,,,, f f V X' lj Y 1 X? X W ,f 5 A , P W Q7 R0 gh JB 0' g X f I X ' Z l Qfl LOI' C155 re5en fa At lxst Im headed rrght sa1d Lxmpy a bat of flotsom from the Chmcagoanseums Headed for Eden a dramatmc comedy presented Aprml Zlst by the senlorclass Mmss JoAnn Tmdall dmrected the three act play cast consmstmg of ten g1rls and seven boys Mrs Oral Sk1pyxo Imogene Hank Dorothy Brlll Peggy Walters Gladys Hermann Nancy Lane Kate Roberts Roslna Blandxsh Barry Rrchards Tvhnnle Peters Henry Banks Marcella Turner Bob Roberts Sergeant Kelly Ken Howard Lmmpy SECOND ROW M Duncan F Terry B Deck mon FIRST ROW V Eorhcrdt Mlss J Tmdoll SFCOND ROW R Klurnm E Howard F Sager FIRST ROW D Jones M Gorsllne I- Kerr rth Marjle Duncan IVIBTIIYD Gorslme Frank Sager Althea Klme Loms Kerr Janet Lyle Betty Bla1r Suanna Chase Betty Ann Deckman Bob Dunnuck Donna Jones W R Palmer V1rg1n1a Earhardt W1ll1am Hoffman Rlchard Klamm Fred Tarry Edwxn Howard SECOND ROW W PcImer B Dunnuck W Hoff mon FIRST ROW S Chase J Lyle B BI durector A Klnne After three mghts of stlff try outs the sen1or sponsors Mr Wallace Mr Wren Mrs Hovsard and d1rector Mlss Tmdall chose the group f seventeen Th1splayvtaswxell fllled wxth humor romance heartbreak and suspense Breakmg away from a typ xcal boy gxrl type play the senlors backed by a capable stage crew walked across the boards mto the hearts of most all present l 66 C CLAUD WILLIAMS PLUMBING AND HEATING ENGINEERS Mmnesota Ave. . 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Xxciormn bose rl ALinC8nLeveflCh go U S j R' e r A S Qoveg iigiliojwulker GW lxS T RO CQDQ FXRS L Kerr 3 Elm' hue hNlcd?edict0f'Gn A With a lighted candle in one hand and a golden pin in the otha r 1onalHonor Society A week of adding the points by the facultycam mittee and anxiety on the part of the twe nty two 1 ligsiblc studf nts answered the question of lo Be or l'NoL lo Bc in Nation il Honor Society Being in the upper twenty fue ptr cent of the senior cl ss scholastically was the first thmf considc rcd in detc rmininc which names should appear on the eligibility list As onlyfifte en percent of the senior class could be admitted ictiwitic s were thcntaken in to consideration followed by characte r ratings issued by the lac ulty Miss Effie Covell Mr William Foster and Mr Wallace Wren made up the committee in charge of the-previously mentioned pro ceedinos 'viiss Covell is sponsor ofthe orc anization This pave with the compliments of DAIRY OUEEN 2015 N 7 h St K g ..... .... - U - U . ...... 1 3 . . . . . . . . . 'Q Her .0 ' Z. l Z' 3 . 31 1 L V . A ' iN' , . ' 1' ' lj' I Yco I ' I, 1 . I . , I . A E' w I I . F' l' 1 , , ' Sa' - A .K f '- I thirteen beaming seniors officially became members ofthe Nat- . . . 7 A Z . Y 2 , S x I - ' ' K. - 3 r. V- 3 ' y' i 5- , A -. , ' iwf I v f- in - V - I ' ' 1 - ' -. . + ' 1 - . J . , 5 , x x . f 3 . . R, . . L . y ,Z .,. ,fu E 2 r . - . . , Q 5 r . I .K - . O 1 L . . gr . 2 . . f D ' -- . t ., . C K TRAC When the a1r gets mppy all sports thmk of football when the snow 1S flurrylng basketball IS the word of the day and what does sprxng mean on the campus? Hundred yard dashes mxle relays shot puts new records to be st1ved for and just general clnder talk C,,,,w vast.: I Eff 3: The boys on the track team got a workout th1s sprmg partlcmpatmng ln duel meets the league meet and the K U Relays plus practlce flve nlght a week Ed Elkermann and Bud Foster coach the team SECOND ROW Mr W Foster coach T Muller D Cooper C Eubanks M Pot1er Mr E Elkermonn coach FIRST ROW D DuBois H Wheatley B Dutton Thls page through the Courtesy of NEWBY SIGN CO V1 4141 RX 1. X Q u- IF x . A- 5,5 .a ,uf G JJ Y 9 . . , . . . Y I S . . , ' ' ' 1 . - ! ! . I ll ' ll ' f NJ -.. 2 . . , , . ' , . , . , . , . . , . : . , . , . . CTORIAL Y BOOHS cusrou Mxsisgs.