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

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SPORTS EDITORS: Ioetta Cundiff, Ron Butler. HALL. AND SON CASH MKT, 7532 Leavenworth Rd. Su. 7980 2' WMWMW' wWW7W I 42 JaM745 74, ,clb fl Wm WWW :LaqaLmL flg, 221191 HMM ww? dffwbw wwmivfw 'F' I we f Dei I J A I , Q,-fVz,1,4A! t Q-'rz,LdJ l9AC'ZJ J 4 . Wx 2 f.f5Le,Q, . Q '-J - Q! . I bibmwwwfxZj6 J, Kew, , an I 7'f,ZX,fr72.fl.LdfCjC f 4 0,7-haf, I 1 . gvywb g ,L-Q1 V vfwJfm,0fQ,fL0,4fQ,me1 0 'L' ' 1 fir! IIHIHIAIIII To you, Mr. Wil11am Bud Foster, the Hatchet Staff of 1953 54 ded1cates the yearbook. Th1s tr1bute 1S Just a very small way 1n wh1ch we can show our apprec1at1on for the f1ne work you have done as an 1nstructor and coach. It was w1th regret we recemved the news of your leavmg the coachmg Job, because of your adm1rable record and unt1r1ng efforts as a coach We thank you for your w1se gu1dance durmg our years here at Washmgton. Your humor and warm, fr1endly personal1ty have helped make our h1gh school days a Joy and a pleasure. Thus th1s Hatchet 1S thoughtfully and thankfully ded1cated to Mr. Bud Foster, teacher and fr1end. AIIMINISIHMIIIN CLAUDE A. HUYCK Principal LELAND E WALLACE VICC Pr1nc1pa1 Best W1shes BRIGGS GROCERY 52nd and Leavenworth Rd Fa 6866 ,EE I .g1,.-f -1'2 ,. K1-rk-..h .s , 1+ - 'A' 1, A ' A ' . . . 0 B SEBRE RI S JEANETTE HELLWIG AUMINISIRAIIUN J O TURNER C. M EVANS Director Treasurer a RICKEY'S FOOD SERVICE 5433 Leavenworth Rd D IMIUHY EFFIE M COVELL JAMES E BROWN MARY CARSON AL W TERE DIEHL I XX Aff wx S ja EDGAR W EIKERMANN WILLIAMR FOSTER RONALD H HALL LUCILLE HAMILTON ROBERT'S TOT TO TEEN SHOP 5121 Leavenworth Rd Fa 7362 . 'fb ' f Z xf 44 ' - w kvxq , R, f' if IHA' f IMIIIHY ELMER H HARBOUR CHARLES HILL FRED S IARVIS f ff X MAXINE KING X f f W ' Ziff sm 2 5 E ig XR 5,7 9 xi' af Ri ff 1- N LELAND ROBERTS HOBERT D NEILL JOHN V REBEL JONES PHARMACY 5019 Leavenworth Fa 4321 Vw JAMES O MILLER IMIIIHY MARY MARGARET RYAN JOHN C. SCAFE ARDEN SCHOENIG WILLIAM J SELLERS o Q, of WALLACEH WREN RILLA STEPHENS DON WILCOX MELVIN L WINTERS TOWN AND COUNTRY HOME STORE 5417 Leavenworth Rd At 6226 62 Q Nxoff . .ff LX ALBERT H, SHEFIFF, JR, CIISHIIIIANS Mr Robert Mr Brxdpe Mr l.LlI'IlliUlllLl' Mr Montgomery Mr Walker To The Custodlans To The Cooks Our deepest apprec1at1on We are leavmg w1th the for all the doors you've unlocked most pleasant of thoughts and tools you've secured and un memorles of you but most of t1d1ness you've cleaned up for all those Sloppy Joes on Thursday Slncerely S1ncerely Hatchet Staff Hatchet Staff IIAHHRIA Mrs. Cravens Mrs. Vaughn Congratulations ANN'S LAUNDRY 2.900 Brown Ave. Fa. 2042. .Xl 12 ' 1 Af- ' ' K' 2 -- S V Y ix 3 f ' I 1 , YY V 'x Afx , ilu X 19 f Q H Q- Q1 Q f gb , k . ip . , 5 fi 'Q 2 r' A i A J gb 1 1 , i X I J W xl ga I Q 22x 9 :Qc Wm -av' an vw v'.' , --5 .- '1- . x -1,13 'J f,.ff'ge- .. . ' x '.'f. 41 U Q. rn. cn E QZQJMJ '7 Align? 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ALLEN ADAIR If srlence IS golden Allen rs rrch Football 1 Phoenrx Umon 2 H1 Y 3 JACKIE ADAIR Cafeteua 4 A sunny drsposrtron a pretty face a rare combrnatron anyplace Cheerleader 4 Pep Club 1 2 3 4 Y Teens 1 2 3 4 Cabmet 3 4 Horrzon gb Club 1 2 Freshman Grrls Glee Club 1 Operetta Mrxed Chorus 2 3 4 Oper etta 2 3 4 Iumor Play Hatchet staff 4 Chrrstmas Vespers 2 3 4 Drstrrct Fest1val2 3 4 League Fest1val2 3 4 Sprrng Concert 2 One Act Play 3 A Cappella Chorr 2 3 4 CHARLES ADAMS He let hrs lrght so shrne before men that they mxght know of Hrs good works Concert Band 2 3 4 Vrce Presldent 3 Pres1dent4 Y F C Club 2 3 4 Presrdent 2 3 4 Homecomrng Queen Escort 4 Pep Club 3 4 Presrdent 4 Q7 4 Treasurer D1str1ctFest1va12 3 4 Sprrng Concert 3 PAT BALDSCHUN She can look backward wrth pride and forward with hope Central Ir High 1 Trlple Trro 2 3 4 Operetta 2 3 4 Cast 3 4 Horrzon Club 2 Y Teens 2 3 4 Cabrnet 3 4 Distrxct Festrval 2 3 4 League Festival 2 3 4 State Festlval Sprmg Concert 2 Christmas Vespers 2 3 4 Junior Play Actrvlty Board Presrdent 4 Cheerleader 4 Pep Club 2 3 4 Hat chet staff 4 80 word Shorthand Award 3 Variety Show 2 3 4 Mrxed Chorus 2 3 4 Hatchet Royalty4 Exchange Program 3 Senror Play One Act Plays Drstrict Speech Festival Award State Speech Festrval SANDRA ALDERSON If any lrttle word of mme may make a world the brrghter Freshman Grrls Glee Club Operetta Stage Crew Pep Club 1 2 3 4 Y Teens 1 2 3 4 Horrzon Club 3 4 Sparush Club 2 3 4 Secretary 3 Cafeter1a 4 CAROL ANNE BANE Her delrght IS rn the law of the Lord Freshman Girls Glee Club 1 Operetta Accompamst Mrxed Chorus 2 Oper etta Y Teens 3 4 Cabmet 4 Ac trvrty Board Secretary 4 One Act Play 3 Cafeter1a 3 4 Vanety Show 2 Chnstmas Vespers 2 Drstrrct Fes tlval 2 League Festival 2 SHIRLEY BARNES She who sows courtesy reaps friend shxp Freshman Girls Glee Club Operetta Mixed Chorus 2, Operetta, Art Club 4, 80 word Shorthand Award 3, Y Teens 3 Through the courtesy of JACK'S SERVICE STATION 7749 State Stony Po1nt Road l A ' . . in 5 K V ,l:l 7 I . 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Id K' ' I C z - 1 . . - . 1 u 1 ' ' l 1 40 Pep Band 2, 3, 43 Hi-,Y ,1, 49 Latin Club HQ: 5, ' .t 15 ,Y as S PHYLLIS BOAZ She would look up laugh love and 1 t Northwest Ir I-hgh 1 Pep Club 2 3 4 Y Teens 2 3 4 Horrzon Club 3 4 80 word Shorthand Award 3 50 word Typlng Award 3 Iumor Play Stage Crew ALLEN BOGARD Well done 15 better than well sard Football 1 Basketball 1 2 3 4 GLENN BOOR Some men speak from experrence Glenn from experrence doesn t speak Class Secretary 1 Presxdent 3 Foot ball 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 Debate 1 Pep Club 1 2 3 4 Concert Band 1 2 3 W Club 2 3 4 Cafeterra 3 Iunror Play Spnng Concert 2 League Festr val 2 Dlstnct Fesnval 2 VICTOR BOOR WOODFORD R BOYCE work and T115 fr1eHdS Freshman Football Pep Club 1 2 3 4 Sparush Club 2 3 4 Cafereua 2 H1 Y 2 3 4 Iunror Play stage Crew League FBSIIVBI 2 3 4 D1str1ct Festl Spanrsh CI'ub 4 val 2 3 4 H1 Y 4 Concert Band 2 3 4 Sprrng Concert 2 Pep Club 3 4 JAMES BRADLEY A l1ttle nonsense now and then rs relrshed by the wisest men Pep Club 1 2 3 4 H1 Y 2 3 4 Vanety Show 3 MARY ANNE BUNDY T1s often darkest before the day wrth God s help she ll pave the way Pep Club 1 2 3 4 Spamsh Club 2 3 4 Y Teens 1 2 3 4 Freshman GIIIS Glee Club Operetta Cafeterra 2 3 4 40 word Typlng Award 100 word Short hand Award 16 Congratulatmns BOB'S FOOD MARKET 4372 V1ctory Drrve Dr 9393 Nor -ix , 5, f X U I l I l'f, . 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I 'U U Z 1 1 1 1 .S I '- , ,Q ' Q 1 11 - ' 1 ..: ' : .. : : .. ..,: '- ,.: ' I - . . .. .. .: ' . .: ' ...: . : ' . .5 N I - We SHARON BUNDY Her frrendshrp 13 worth havrng Freshman Grrls Glee Club Operetta Cast Spamsh Club l French Club 4 RONALD BUTLER pep Club 4 Chorus 2 4 Qpel-emi 2 4 He expects to pass through thrs world Cast 4 D1str1ct Fesuval 2 4 League but OHCS and he 11 make the 15631 Of Festtval 2 4 Chrrstmas Vespers 2 4 one Act Play 3 Speech Contest 2 3 4 Debate 1 Jumor Play Semor Play Humorous Readrng Award 2 Y Teens H1 Y 1 2 3 Football 1 2 3 PCP Club 1 2 3 4 washmgtoman Staff4 1 2 3 4 Washrngtonlan Staff2 3 Track 1 Hatchet staff 4 Qulll 84 Scroll 3 4 40 word typrng award Assrstant Edrtor Washxngtonran 3 Homecommg Escort 4 BETTY Cl-IARBONEAU Pollteness goes far yet costs nothmg Freshman Grrls Glee Club Operetta Dance Chorus Y Teens 3 4 Art Club 2 3 4 Y F C Accompanxst 2 Reporter 3 CAROL CHASE ROSE COCHERL Its mce to be natural when you re Through her expressrve eyes her soul naturally n1ce speaks dxstlnctly Freshman Grrls Glee Club Operetta Merrrllmrlle Hrgh 1 Wyandotte H1gh Art Awards 3 4 Art Club 4 2 Y Teens 3 4 Houzon Club 4 Pep Club 3 4 Art Club 2 3 4 I ANICE COLBY Laughter bubblrng from w1th1n Freshman Gxrls Glee Club, Operetta, Student Councll 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Secretary 4, Pep Club 2, 3,4, Horxzon Club 2, 3, Y Teens 1, 2, 3,4, Spanxsh Club 4, Iun1or Play, Mrxed Chorus 2, 4, Operetta 2, 4, Cast 4, Chrrstmas Ves pers 2, 4, Banner Carrrer 4, One Act Play 3, Sprrng Concert 2, League CLARE JEAN COLE Festlval 2, 4, DISIIICI Festival 2, 4 Rather qutet she seems to be, but after three o'clock you can't fool mel Bucklrn Hlgh, Bucklm, Mo 1, 2, 3 l7 Cornphments of GREEN JEWELRY CO. 1010 Walnut V1 6191 iXX -71. fl fox!! . 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I , 1. - - , . 1 1 , , .s. , 1 4: 1 1 1 1 1 . . . , . 1 1 - .. . , ,, 1 3 Z 1 3 1 I ' 1 5 1 1 S 1 1 - JEAN DEMMERLE Always ready to lend a help1ng hand 18 . ,J MARILYN CUMMINS Ihave a mrnd of my own but a man could change It PepClub1234YTeens1234 French Club 4 Vanety Show 3 Jumor Play One Act Plays 3 Dxstrrct F6SI1 vals 2 3 4 League Festrvals 2 3 4 Freshman Grrls Glee Club Operetta Mrxed Chorus 2 3 4 Operetta 2 3 4 Cast 4 Sprmg Concert 2 3 4 Chr1stmas zon Club 2 4 Secretary 3 Washmg Vespers 2 3 4 Concert Band 2 3 4 town Staff 4 Y Teens 1 2 3 4 Pep Band 2 3 Malorette 2 3 4 Major wrldcar Drrectory Staff Cafeterra 1 Dome 4 Assrstant Offrce Bookkeeper 2 3 4 Iunror Play Stage Crew JOETTA CUNDIFF It s better to be small and shrne than large and cast a shadow Pep Club 1 2 3 4 Treasurer 4 Hor1 FRED W DELICH Grrls he s not shy Take a look then grve a srgh Football 1 2 H1 Y 3 DONALD DETLEFSON A laugh IS Just lrke musrc rt llngers Class Treasurer 1 President 3 Chorus 1 2 3 4 Pres1dent4 Operetta 1 2 3 4 Cast 1 2 3 4 Sprrng Concert 1 2 Chr1stmas Vespers 1 2 3 4 Varrety Show 2 3 Football 1 2 3 4 Basket balll H1Y2 WClub34 YFC Song Leader 2 3 'IOBERTA DRAGUSH She w1ll look at lrfe and love wrth qu1et eyes Freshman Grrls Glee Club Operetta Pep Club 1 2 3 4 Y Teens 2 3 Hor rzon Club 3 Spamsh Club 2 3 JOE R DRASKOVICH It s not what you do rt s what you get away w1th Football 2 H1 Y 3 Congratulanons HILLCREST PHARMACY 32nd and State Dr 4601 . ,. .: - ,. .9 5 5 5 - :I - vw 1 - .,:. ,.: H' 1 3 ' . ... ..: Q 3 ..: , ' ..: ,.: , , ' ',' ,: ,.: , , ' ' U ,,: ll ' U l .: '- . ll ' I1 I I ' '.' 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C-'I J f xy , DAVID EDDINGS True worth rs not found rn glory and power BEVERLY ELKINS Trs love that makes the world go around and Don 15 the axrs Freshman GIIIS Glee Club Operetta Y Teens 1 2 3 4 PepC1ubl2 3 4 M1xed Chorus 2 Operetta 2 Sprmg Concert 2 BARBARA EMISON One who feels the thrrst of knowledge and quenches lt Northwest 1 Y Teens 2 3 4 Cabtnet 4 Hor1zonC1ub 3 4 Program Charr man 4 Pep Club 2 3 4 Qpanrsh Club 2 3 4 Cabrnet 3 Scholasttc Award 2 3 Iumor Play Hatchet Staff 4 Hatchet Royalty 4 M1XCd Chorus 2 Operetta 2 Chrrstmas Vespers 2 Drs tr1ct Festrval 2 League Festrval 2 Sprrng Concert 2 One Act Play 2 Glrls State 3 PAUL EVERETT DICK FOSTER head play but Drckxe comes to sleep all Football 1 2 3 4 All Star 2 3 All a Area 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Track Central Hrgh 1 H1 Y 2 3 4 Chnstmas 2 3 4 W-Club 2 3 4 Presldent 4 Vespers 2 3 4 M1xed Chorus 2 3 4 Cafeteua 4 Class Vrce Presrdent 3 4 Operetta 2 3 4 Cast 4 Sprmg Con Halrlhet Klng 4 cert 2 Boys Ensemble 2 3 4 Basket ball 2 3 4 Baseball 2 3 Hatchet Royalty 3 Football 4 DICK FRY He 15 known by the norse he doesn t make Wyandotte 1 2 3 SHIRLEY GAUPP Cute from all angles Pep Club 1 2 3 4 Washmgtoman Staff 4 Actlvity Board 4 Treasurer Y Teens 1 2 3 OfflCC 3 4 Art Club 2 3 19 19 Best W1shes VALENTINE'S GARAGE 5125 Leavenworth Rd Dr 9596 f . . ,, ' . : N ' . , . : . . . : mx ' I i A I . 1 s I - 5 v 1 I - , . , : : : HiS CIOWH is in his heart. 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JOHN GOODE I would be better 1f I could but rts awfully lonesome berng good H1 Y 1 2 3 4 Cabmet 2 4 Area Councxl V1ce Pres1dent 4 Control Board Chalrman 4 Basketball Student Manager 2 4 Varrety Show 3 W Club 4 Washtngtoman Staff 4 50 word typrng award 2 Z0 QQ' xg KAROL GEYER Sometrmes qu1et sometrmes shy but the rest of the t1me oh my' Freshman G1rls Glee Club Operetta PepClub1234 YTeens1234 Horlzon Club 4 Junror Play Stage Crew 3 Hatchet Staff 4 Washlngton ran Staff 4 W1ldcat Drrectory 4 BETTY IO GLOVER See lf the small sallmg cloud w1ll h1t or m1ss the moon Freshman Glee Club Operetta Cast Freshman Ensemble Tuple Trro 3 4 Mxxed Chorus 2 3 4 Operetta 2 3 4 Cast 4 A Cappella Cho1r 2 3 4 League Festrval 3 4 DISIIICI Festrval 2 3 4 Varlety Show 2 3 4 Chrlstmas Vespers 1 2 3 4 D1str1ct Speech Festrval 3 Hatchet Staff 4 Pep Club 1234 YTeens1234 Tr1C1ty Conference 2 Honzon Club 3 4 Presrdent 4 40 word typmg award 3 Jun1or Play Semor Play Spr1ng Con cert 2 Muslc Award 4 One Act Play 3 GEORGIA GIBSON There s mlschxef lurlung 1n her smlle Freshman Grrls Glee Club Operetta PepClubl2 34 YTeens134 Hortzon Club 4 Span1sh Club 1 2 3 4 Vrce President 3 Presldent 4 Jumor Play Semor Play Washtngton 1an Staff 3 4 Edrtor 4 50 word typmg award 3 80 word shorthand award 3 Qu1ll8c Scroll 3 4 Drstnct Speech Fesuval 3 Homecomrng Attendant 4 Wlldcat Dlrectory 4 One ACI Play 3 DELBERT HAGGART It s s1lly to thmk let s talk' H1 Y2 3 4 PepClub2 3 4 Art Club 2 3 Boy s State 3 Cafeterta 4 RUTH HAHN Musrc has charms but Ruth has more Turner l-hgh 1 Y Teens 2 3 Horrzon Club 2 3 4 Pep Club 2 3 4 Wash rngtonlan staff 4 Z0 li 'U .-A ,JM MJ Compliments of BLUE WILLOW CAFE 549 Minnesota Fi. 7373 FRANC IS GORMAN A one man CIICUS that Rmgllng doesn t control Wyandotte 1 2 H1 Y 4 JOHN KAMPHER It IS the last step rn the race that COUFIIS LARRY HARLAN Future man of drstrnctron Student COUHC11 2 3 4 Presrdent 4 D1str1ctMeet1ng 4 W Club 2 3 4 Football 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Track 1 2 3 4 Scholastrc Award 3 Iunror Play Stage Manager Hatchet Ro alt y Y DOROTHY HlLE Upon the wall of the unrverse she shall parm her prctures Spanrsh Club 3 4 Presrdent French Club 4 Art Club 4 Hatchet staff 4 Art Awards KAY IOINER A musrcran a student and lrked by all but oh' my gosh' What a screw ball' Freshman Glrls Glee Club Operetta Y Teens 1 2 3 4 Cabrnet 3 Pep Club 1 2 3 4 ACappel1aChoxr 2 3 4 Mrxed Chorus Accompanrst 2 3 4 Actrvrty Board Secretary 3 Trrple Trro 4 Accompanrst 3 League Festr val 2 3 4 D1str1ctFestrval 2 3 4 Tr1-Crty Conference 3 Boys Ensemble Accomparust 3 French Club Secre tary 4 Operetta Accompanrst 2 3 4 Varrety Show 3 4 Iunror Play Stage Crew Exchange Programs 3 News Brref 3 FRANCES KELLER Younger than Sprrngtrme are you Gayer than laughter are you Freshman Grrls Glee Club Operetta Mrxed Chorus 2 3 4 Operetta 2 3 4 Festrval Chrrstmas Vespers 2 3 4 Trrple Trro 4 Y Teens 3 4 Pep Club 3 4 40 word Typrng Award 3 80 word Shorthand Award 3 Art Award 4 Art Club 2 3 4 Presrdent 4 Ac IIVIIY Board 4 WILLIAM KELLEY If he has any faults he has left us rn doubt Pep Club 2 3 4 Concert Band 1 2 3 4 Operetta 2 3 4 Cast 3 4 Football l 2 Mrxed Chorus 2 3 4 Chrrstmas LARIN KERR Vespers 2 3 4 D1str1ct Festrvals 1 2 Thmkmg good ls thanking God' 3 4 Lea ue Femvals 1 2 3 4 A Chorus 3 4 Chrrstmas Vespers 3 4 S Cappella Chorr 2 3 4 Boys Ensemble Operetta 3 4 Cast 4 Dlsmct F65 1 1 3 4 L F t val 3 4 3 4 Boys Quartet 2 3 4 Varrety Show uva S eague es 1 2 3 4 Vxce Presrdent Band 4 Chorus B0YSE'1Semb1e 3 4 Secretaryii' Varlety Show 2 Wrldcat Drrectory 2 4 H1 Y 3 4 Cabmet 3 4 Pep Club 2 3 H1 Y Devotrons 4 Latrn Club Vxce Presrdent 4 Hatchet staff 4 Vrce Presrdent 4 Pep Band Presrdent Z1 Cornphrnents of GREEN JEWELRY CO 1010 Walnut V1 6191 ' I I 1 I I :Al : ' , .1 1 ,.: ,,.: f ,.,: : , : 9 .. - - - ,. 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' Freshman Girls Glee Club Operetta- Pep Club 1,2 3 4' Y-Teens 1,2 3,4- Horizon Club 2 3- One Act Play 2' Junior Play Prompter- Assistant Office Bookkeeper 3 45 Cafeteria 4- Senior Homecoming Attendant. LINDA MOSHER She looks like an angel she acts like one too but you never can tell what an angel will do Freshman Girls Glee Club Operetta Y Teens 1 2 3 4 Horizon Club 3 4 Pep Club 1 2 3 4 Secretary 4 Span ish Club 4 Homecomrng Attendant 3 Hatchet Princess 4 HELEN MINDEDAHL 'Smile and the world smiles with you.' Freshman Girls Glee Club Operetta- Dance Chorusg Y-Teens 1 2 3 4- Cabinet 4- Horizon Club 4- Washing- tonian Staff 4- 3rd Place Short Story Contest 3' Kansas City Kansan Re- porter 4- Kansas City Star Reporter 4- Variety Show 3- Typing Award 3- Junior Play Stage Crew 3: Cafeteria 23 One Act Plays 3' Pep Club 1 2 3, 4- Wildcat Directory 4. CAROL MURASKI She laughs not to be funny but to be un Freshman Girls Glee Club Operetta Cast Y Teens 2 3 Pep Club 1 2 3 4 Mixed Chorus 2 3 4 Operetta 2 3 4 Chrrstmas Vespers 2 3 4 League Fes t1val2 3 4 Dtstrict Fest1val2 3 4 TOMMY NELSON Every class has their gentleman here s ours' Class President 1 Football 1 2 3 4 Track 1 Junror Play Pep Club 1 2 3 4 Senior Play Hi Y 4 Art Club 2 3 4 Speech Contest 2 Student Coun Spring Concert 2 A Cappella Choir 234 MARY IO NEWLON I am willing to be convinced but show me the person who can convince m North High School Omaha Nebraska 1 2 Y Teens 2 3 4 Cabinet 3 4 Horizon Club 3 4 Treasurer 3 Pep Club 1 2 3 4 Hatchet Co editor 4 50 word typing award 2 3 Iumor Play Stage Crew Senior Play Student D1 rector Office 3 4 Variety Show 4 DONNA NICKELL Nothing is so contagious as her enthusiasm Freshman Genoa High Colorado Spanish Club 3 Art Award 3 4 Y . . l - , , 5 - - ' ' Z' , , ,- clrinw-club 3,4, Treasurer4, l r el.. Through the courtesy of ROY BARKYOUMB REALTOR Huron Bu11d1ng MYRNA RIPPLE She loves to lrve and l1ves to love Y Teens 1 2 3 Horrzon Club 1 2 Pep Club 1 2 3 4 BILL RONEY Courage and cheerfulness wxll wln Football 1 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Track 1 2 3 4 W-Club3 4 H1 Y washrngtoman Staff 4 C. -eta LA VONNE OCAMB V1m v1ta11ty and vxgorl Bonner Sprmgs Hrgh 1 2 3 Waslung tonran Staff 4 4 EDWARD PAVELAC He that can have patrence can have what he w1ll Semor Homecomlng Escort Cafeterra 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 VIRGINIA SAINICK Her heart s lrke the moon there s a man 1n rt Student Councrl 1 Mtxed Chorus 2 Operetta 2 Freshman Gxrls Glee Club Operetta Cast Jumor Play SCDIOI Play Chnstmas Vespers 2 Hatchet Staff4 Y Teens 1 2 3 4 Pep Club 1 2 3 4 Scholastrc Art Awards 3 Local 82 Natronal D1str1ct Speech Festlval 3 Art Club 1 2 3 4 V1ce President 3 Vanety Show 3 Washmgtonlan Staff 4 Hatchet Royalty 4 One Act Play 3 Sprmg Concert 2 Drstuct Fesrtval 2 League Festrval 2 JOHN SASS Gentle rn manner frrm rn reallty JOE ROBINSON He s not merely a Chlp off the old block but the old block xtself Football 1 2 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Baseball 3 4 Track 1 Cafetena 3 4 JERRY ROOT Be patxent urne brmgs all good thlngs 24 GEORGE DULIN GROCERY 5910 Leavenworth Rd Su 7317 T. x:..7! ........ .-, -,- I L 23 A ,.W --1 5 - --.3 1 ,,. .. ,,, , , '12 ' .. . 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I ' v 1 I 9 2 STEVE SUBLETT EUGENE STUMBOUGH Enjoy yourself you can t take with you Football 1 Golf 2 STANLEY SUBELKA Wise to resolve patient to perform Footba1l1234H1Y1234 Sec retary 3 Scholarship Award 2 BILL SVOBODA I live for fun and fun I have Football 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 Track 1234H1Y1 WClub34 Mixed Chorus 2 3 4 Operetta 2 3 4 Cast 4 Junror Play District Musrc Festival 2 3 4 League Festival 2 3 4 Spring Concert 2 Boys Ensemble 3 4 Concert Band 2 3 4 Pep Band 2 3 4 Musrc Award 4 Variety Show 2 3 Christmas Vespers 2 3 4 French Club Semor Play FRED SWANSON Sometimes he sits and thinks some times he just sits Homecoming Royalty 1 Hatchet Royalty 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Foot ball 1 2 3 4 Baseball 2 3 4 Junior Play Class President 4 Treasurer 2 Art Club 2 3 4 H1 Y 4 Cafeteria 3 Greater athletes may have been born but we doubt it Basketball 1 2 3 4 Football 1 2 3 4 Baseball 2 3 4 Track 1 Homecoming K1ng4 Hr Y 1 2 3 4 ArtC1ub2 3 4 Junior Play Stage Crew Mxxed Chorus 4 Class President 1 Treasurer 3 Student Counctl 2 4 Drstrrct Meeting 4 W-Club 2 3 4 Treasurer 4 Operetta 4 Safety Contest Winner 1 Christmas Vespers 4 District Musrc Football Captain 4 CHARLES SWENGEL No smner yet no saint perhaps while the very best of chaps Football 1 2 3 4 Track 1 2 Pep Club 2 3 4 Vice President 4 H1 Y 1 2 3 4 Pep Band 3 4 Concert Band 3 4 Treasurer 4 Mixed Chorus 4 Operetta 4 Boys Ensemble 4 League Music Festival 3 4 District Musrc Z6 MARY LEE TANNER Here IS a girl w1th a cute little grin chuck full of fun and as neat as a in Northwest Junior 1 Homecoming Attendant 2 Art Club 2 3 4 Secre tary 4 Art Award 3 4 Y Teens 3 4 Horrzon Club 3 4 Pep Club 2 3 Washrngtoman Staff 4 Wtldcat D1rectory Staff 4 Banner Carrrer PHYLLIS TAYLOR Polse plus pleasure Northwest Junior 1 Y Teens 2 3 4 Horizon Club 2 3 4 Pep Club 2 3 Hatchet Staff 4 80 word Shorthand Award 3 Jumor Play Stage Crew Senior Play Variety Show Congratu1at1ons SUNSET PHARMACY 5902 Leavenworth Rd Festrval 3 4 Christmas Vespers 4 Cy 3403 ..- . it ...:'-,... 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Our basketball team completed the season W1th one of the best records 1n freshman h1story They also re ce1ved a second place trophy for second place 1n the East Kansas League Tournament The ' W1ld.k1ttens also had an outstand1ng football team W1th a better f1nal score than the varslty team Freshmen boys also part1c1pated ln track and Ed Wh1te and Chuck Terry Jomed the golfers Don Detlefson can look W1th pr1de to h1s accompllshment 1n the mus1c department The m1xed chorus operetta 'H M S P1nafore gave Don h1s f1rst cast part Freshmen talents were also dlsplayed 1n the speech and drama f1eld To Glenn Boor and Ron Butler belong the memor1es of a year of debat1ng Chr1sta Schm1dt Judy Sortor and Beverly Malotte can well remember the tr1p to the Speech and Drama Fe st1val Remember the class meet1ng to select our representat1ves for the Homecom1ng ceremomes 'P The results found Margaret Charboneau and Fred Swanson r1d1ng around the football fleld 1n a beautlful sh1ny convertlble and greet1ng the applaud1ng spectators The Freshman G1rls Glee Club had the1r f1rst taste of a 'blg product1on as the1r operetta Purple Towers' was presented The cast 1ncluded Glee Stankey Charlene Duncan Betty Jo Glover Judy Sortor Jack1e Tolman Jack1e Ada1r V1rg1n1a Sa1n1ck Beverly Malotte Sharon Bundy Chr1sta Schm1dt Carol Murask1 Such were a few of the class memor1es of the freshman year of the class of 54 The follow1ng fall our class met agaln We ga1ned several new members and lost a few from our prev1ous years class The sophomore year offers the opportumty to work w1th upperclassmen and so we d1d Fred Swanson Secretary and Judy Sortor Treasurer Our representat1ves 1n the Student Counc11 were Jamce Colby B111 Svoboda Larry Harlan and Chr1sta Schm1dt The memor1es of sports were st1ll p1l1ng up as the reserves basketball team won f1rst place 1n the East Kansas League Chuck Terry and Ed Wh1te were Jo1ned by Eugene Stumbough as they competed for golf honors The W Club rece1ved seven sophomore boys as members They were Glenn Boor Chuck Terry Paul Everett B111 Svoboda Blake W11SOH Ed Wh1te and Larry Harlan A a1n the dec1s1on of Homecom1ng attendants greeted the class We chose Mary Lee anner and Frank Marxen for the honor our sophomore ear To be sure the speech and drama fest1val aga1n rece1ve some class members Those part1c1pat1ng were Sharon Bundy Beverly Malotte Judy Sortor Tom Nelson and Chr1sta Schm1dt Y Teens selected Jack1e Tolman Judy Sortor Al1ce Lever1ch and Chr1sta Schm1dt as Cab1net members John Goode was a member of the H1 Y cab1net To Al1ce Lever1ch can be granted a very wonderful memory as a sophomore Al1ce became a cheerleader w1th a great respons1b1l1ty Mar1lyn Cumm1ns also can well re member her ach1evement of a majorette Pat Baldschun Jackle Tolman and Chr1sta Schm1dt Jo1ned 1n s1ng1ng W1th the Tr1ple Tr1o wh1le Don Detlefson and D1ck Foster added the1r talents to the Boy's Ensemble The memor1es of our sophomore year st1ll fresh 1n our m1nds We greeted the Jumor year Wlth much enthus1asm The Junlor year 15 often called the ga est We were determ1ned to make lt so W1th so much to look forward to and plan suc as a Prom and class play we needed sound leaders Our ChO1CC was Gleen Boor Pres1dent Paul Congratulatmns WEST HAVEN RESTURANT 5250 State At 1921 V' A6 X MSILJ ,fa f -fs pf' E I . - 1 . 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Pho 'X f- wx' oasq Ng if sucCE 5 Everett V1ce Pres1dent Judy Sortor Secretary and B1ll Svoboda Treasurer The Student Counc1l members were Jamce Colby Jack1e Tolman Chuck Terry and Larry Harlan The Jumors were well represented 1n sports aga1n Jun1ors could be found on the vars1 football and basketball teams Paul Everett was honored as an all star for h1s footba l accomphshrnents Blake W1lson set the d1scus record for the East Kansas League Add1t1onal class members added to the W Club were Tom Nelson Don Detlefson Steve Sublett B111 Roney Bob Vaughan and Fred Swanson Bert Kl1ne and L1nda Mosher became part of the Homecom1ng h1story and royalty memorles of our class D1ck Foster represented the class as a member of the Hatchet Royalty Jo1n1ng the Trlple Tr1o were Betty Jo Glover and Glee Stankey w1th Kay Jo1ner as accompazust of both Chorus and the Tr1ple Tr1o Larln Kerr and Larry Underwood and Steve Sublett became members of the Boy's Ensemble Our f1rst class project came w1th Stardust the Jun1or play The cast 1ncluded Fred Swanson Bert Kl1ne Tom Nelson Jack1e Ada1r Mar1lyn Curnmms Ron Butler Jan1ce Colby Glenn Boor D1ck Foster Judy Sortor Steve Sublett Pat Baldschun Chr1sta Schm1dt Jack1e Tolman Don Varner Bob Vaughan Georg1a G1bson Betty Jo Glover Barbara Em1son and V1rg1n1a Sa1n1ck Larry Harlan was the stage manager Jack1e Tolman and Al1Ce Leverlch were elected to lead the yells and support the teams Qu1ll and Scroll a Journal1st1c soc1ety 1n1t1ated f1ve Jumors 1nto 1ts ranks They were Georg1a G1bson Ron Butler Ed Wh1te Judy Sortor and Beverly Malotte The Wash1ngton1an Staff was rece1v1ng the talents of Ron Butler Ed Wh1te Bert Kl1ne and Georg1a G1bSOn Our class chose Delbert Haggart as the representat1ve to boy's state and Jack1e Tolman and Barbara Errnson as our representat1ves to g1rl's state These accornphsh ments prov1ded 1nd1v1dual memor1es to be long remembered The organ1zat1ons were be1ng part1c1pated 1n by many Ju.n1ors Kay Jo1ner was Secretary of the French Club Mary Jo Newlon was Treasurer of the Horr1zon Club and Joetta Cundlff was the club Secretary The Span1sh Club chose Sandra Alderson as Secretary and Georgla G1bson as V1ce Pres1dent V1rg1n1a Sa1n1ck was elected V1ce Pres1dent of the Art Club Judy Sortor fulfllled the obl1gat1on of VICE Pres1dent of the Y Teens organ1zat1on Our Junlor year ended w1th fly1ng colors as we presented one of our reatest accom p11shments the Junlor Senlor Prom the theme of wh1ch was Apr1l 1n ar1s We were now ready to meet the respons1b1l1t1es of Sen1ors The sen1or year was greeted w1th m1xed emotlons Many real1zed that our h1gh school days and fun as a class was nearly at an end Yet there was much to be attamed 1n the last year To lead us we selected Fred Swanson Pres1dent Paul Everett V1ce Pres1dent Jack1e Tolman Secretary and Bert Kl1ne Treasurer Student Counc11 re spons1b1l1t1es went to Larry Harlan Pres1dent Chuck Terry V1ce Pres1dent B111 Svoboda Tom Nelson JaCk1C Tolman and Janlce Colby Sen1ors dom1nated most f1e1ds 1nc1ud1ng sports and club leadersh1p Frances Keller became Pres1dent of the Art Club Mary Lee Tanner aSS1Sted her as secretary Geor 1a G1bson was Pres1dent of the Spamsh Club Sen1ors gamed a clean sweep of Pep C ub off1cers Charles Adams was Pres1dent Chuck Swengle V1ce Pres1dent Llnda Mosher Secretary and Joetta Cund1ff Treasurer Dorothy H1le held the respons1b1l1ty of lead1ng the French Club as s1sted by V1ce Pres1dent Larry Underwood and Bonme WIICOX as the Pro ram Cha1rman Betty Jo Glover devoted much of her tune to be1ng PICS1 ent of the HOTIZOH Club Barbara Em1son a1ded her as the Program Cha1rman Blake W1lson ably handled the Job of Pres1dent of H1 Y Bert Kl1ne was the Treas urer of the organ1zat1on Judy Sortor was selected as Pres1dent of Y Teens Al1ce Lever1ch became the group Secretary Four sen1or g1rls were chosen to act on the act1v1t1y board They were Frances Keller Carol Bane Pat Baldschun and Sh1rley Gaupp Pat was des1gnated to be the board Pres1dent and Sh1rley became the Treasurer Congratulat1ons FIDELITY BUILDING AND LOAN 607 M1nnesota Dr 1232 J 'Q 1 .- if -7 JM N '.' - ' - , 'K lr iff,- . f In 4 1- .. . : ' Y is , - I 1 , , - 1 1 1 . til . . .. - : , , 1 1 1 ' A U . . . a v ll ' ' ' 1 ' . 1 1 1 ! 7 ' 1 1 1 I 7. . 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Helen M1ndedahl kept the local publ1cat1ons not1f1ed as to school events She was formally called the Kansas C1t Star and Kansan Correspondent The Boy's Ensemble ga1ne B1ll Kelley Don Varner and Chuch Swengel wh1le Beverly Malotte Frances Keller and Kay Jo1ner added the1r VOICES to the Tr1ple Tr1o As has been proven the sen1ors d1d take an act1ve and 1mportant part 1n the funct1on 1ng of the organ1zat1ons The actual h1ghl1ghts of the year were yet to come What better and more des1red thr1ll can be g1ven to a g1rl than to be chosen a part of the royalty group Such a thr1ll came to mne couples dur1ng the sen1or year The t1tle of Homecom1ng Klng and Queen was bestowed upon Al1ce Lever1ch and B111 Svoboda The1r attendants from the Pep Club were Georg1a G1bson and Ronme Butler and the sen1or class attendants were Phyll1s M1llsap and Ed Pavelac Dur1ng these ceremon1es came the f1rst strong real1zat1on that as sen1ors we were v1ew1ng the Home com1ng pagentry for the last t1me as students of Wash1ngton Th1s feel1ng was to come many more t1mes durlng the year The next beaut1ful memory was 1nsp1red by the Hatchet Ball The royalty couples were Judy Sortor and Bob Vaughan Barbara Em1son and Larry Harlan V1rg1n1a Sa1n1ck and Fred Swanson L1nda Mosher and Bert Kl1ne and Paul Everett and Jack1e Tolman So much beauty 15 connected w1th the ball The theme was Chr1stmas Moon The sus ense that leads up to the surpr1se announcement of the k1ng and queen and the d1scovery o the theme 15 thr1ll1n to sen1ors and underclassmen No one can poss1bly real1ze the thr1ll and memor1es o Queen Jack1e Tolman and K1ng Paul Everett L1nda Mosher and Bert Kl1ne were selected as the pr1nce and pr1ncess of the Hatchet Ball of 1954 The elect1on of cheerleaders gave the task to Al1ce Lever1ch Jack1e Tolman Pat Baldschun and Jack1e Ada1r Mar1lyn Cumm1ns earned the t1tle of Head Majorette or Magor Dome and Glee Stankey was chosen as a majorette Sen1or boys were elected to the W Club off1cers The Presldency went to Paul Everett H1s co off1cers 1ncluded Chuck Terry V1ce Pres1dent B111 Svoboda Secretary and Tom Nelson Treasurer Second semester events 1ncluded select1on of students to the honor SOC1Ct16S and the sen1or play Mother ls A Freshman was chosen as our semor play and the cast 1ncludes Chr1sta Schm1dt Pat Baldschun Betty Jo Glover Georg1a G1bSOH Jack1e Tolman V1rg1H1a Sa1n1ck Ann Tweedy Judy Sortor Phyll1s Taylor Steve Sublett Bob Vaughan Larry The h1ghest honor g1ven to sen1ors was announced shortly after the f1rst semester The students who happ1ly rece1ved the news of the1r select1on to the Nat1onal Honor SOC16ty were Pat Baldschun Barbara Em1son Larry Harlan Dorothy H1le Frances Keller Al1ce Lever1ch Beverly Malotte Tom Nelson Judy Sortor Stanley Subelka B111 Svoboda Mary Lee Tanner Charles Terry Ed Whlte Bonn1e W11COX and Blake W1lson At the same t1me Qu1ll and S roll announced 1ts new members They were chosen for the1r outstand1ng work on e1ther the Wash1n ton1an or Hatchet staffs These students were Joetta Cund1ff Barbara Em1son Betty Jo lover AIICB Lever1ch Helen Mmdedahl Mary Jo Newlon V1rg1n1a Sa1n1ck Mary Lee Tanner and Blake W1lson F1nall we come to the Hatchet Staff They have the Job of Capturln the memor1es of a year an publ1sh1n them Th1s 18 a d1ff1cult task and many hours of abor and fun are necessary The staf of the 1953 54 book of memor1es 1S as follows Mar Jo Newlon and Judy Sortor Co ed1tors Glee Stankey Dorothy H1le Betty Jo Glover P yll1s Taylor Al1ce Lever1ch Beverly Malotte Ron Butler Jan1ce Colby Barbara Em1son Joetta Cund1ff V1rg1n1a Sa1n1ck Lar1n Kerr Jack1e Ada1r Pat Baldschun Jack1e Tolman and Karol Geyer Th1s the h1story of the class of '54 Our memor1es are man and our sorrows were few The only sorrow comes w1th the knowled e that very soon we W1 l no longer be able to be students of the Wash1ngton h1gh school ou may often hear sen1ors say l'll be so glad when school 15 out' but why are there tears at class mght and graduat1on'P We real1ze that 1n years to come our only connect1on w1th h1gh school l1fe w1l1 be through memor1es P1le them h1gh and guard them well' Remember us the class of '54 because we have a spec1al place 1n our memor1es for you HOLM'S GROCERY LANAMAN APPLIANCE COMPANY w. 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Th1s statement very def1n1tely descr1bes the Junlors They took part 1n the spec1al events w1th much enthus1asm and 1nterest The1r class members contr1buted then' talents 1n numerous chool act1v1t1es The Junlor Semor Prom and the J'un1or Play 'Cheaper by the Dozen' were only a very small part of the1r contr1but1on to the tra d1t1on and h1story of Wash1ngton I-hgh School Nancy B1gham represented the .Tumors as a cheerleader Barbara Chadborn was the v1ce pres1dent of Y Teens Jun1or class represent atlves 1n the Homecommg ceremonles were Carolyn McCrary and Ronme Klper The Seruor class of 1954 need not hesltate to turn over the t1tle of upper classmen to th1s Jumor class The class offxcers seated left to rlght are Ronn1e K1per pres1dent Jon Neas treasurer Rolland Hag gard VICS pres1dent and Russell Klng secretary 3 a R 'Xi xlty at -' . ' Af ' I I , X f . I ,Eh f L Q - ' . ' 1 ' . 3 5 ,. SEN QRS I 4 50 S Neg! 3 '. 010' My I 4. 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This yell could be heard frequently throughout the school year when the Sophomores gathered together to sound off . This class sounded off in many more Ways though. Steadily climbing higher toward the goal of an upper classman group, this class took part in numerous school activities and were well represented in school organizations The student body selected Penny O'Daniel to join the other cheerleaders. Carolyn Malcolm and Larry Ostertag were the choice of the Sophomores for their part in the Homecoming activities. Jim Sortor was selected as Vice- President of Hi-Y and Tom Brockman was the Hi-Y Treasurer. Y-Teens chose Marilyn Braams as their treasurer. The Sophomores made the most oftheir second year of high school and they will undoubtedly be a very successful Junior class. The Soph officers were: seated left to right: Tom Brockman, Vice-Presi- dentg Jim Sortor, Presidentg Jack Adair, Treasurerg and Janet Shirley, Secretary. Q J 4 53 BERRY'S THRIFT WAY SAM'S LOAN SUPHIIMURIS ROW4 W Campbell R Mitchell B Carey I Kline D Oliver B Bowers E Doughty W Riddle Sonnexeldt C Aitkens M Ronnebaum M Spencer I Oberholtz ROW2 D Keith L Hook, W Vaughn B Ehrhardt R Wetschensky S Majewski J Gay L Land L Ronnebaum ROW I C Ian owslu D Seichepine A Kosorog D Hundley N Eveland P Johasky D Hetzler N Smith M Diehl S ponsor X' 7 sy' ROW4J Stephens C Jackson D Wallace I Aldredge R E1l1ngton,J Myers B McTaggart M Lowe G Purdue R Kusler S Henrnger ROW3 B Potter J Sortor C Tweedy G Servos D Wooton, D Rouyer, G Brauer T Brockman H Freeman H Barnes ROW2 P Russell, C Newell OD ll I R Gabel, D Herman, B Lyman, B Thompson, N Garrett, P Potter, P Stlpet1c,S ' e , d ROWI L Cr1swel1,K Hetzler, M Braams, K Se11x,D Lindelof, M Adams, B Logan, C Adams, C Schlenker, Mr Brown, Sponsor For GORM.AN'S AND SONS GROCERY Fa 8985 DE LUCA SHOE REPAIR 9-9 L If B A 5 L 9 , ' C, A I , . b a 3. L. Fry, D. Winner, P. Smith. ROW 3: H. Gauert, I. Macky, S. 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Q O' 5 .Q . ff ' P 1 1 i . , ' ', SUPHIIMIIRIS atn ROWLTO R B Strelter J Gloxer N Xclrerrnan R Peat Kl re D Rrenar son A Mer er M Sclrnerder K Benz K Tlreno E Rrclrards 3rdROWLTOR J Adarr M Bernard M Ross L Os er tag M Dull R Srrnpson C Nrtsclrlte R Slruck D Sandanl R Gloxer J Watson 2nd ROWLTOR B Clawson R Abderson J Danrelson M Saxbx B Nrremrre M Snrrtr F Kuzma D Xdarr J Srrrley S Bastel Ist ROWLTOR G Watson B Barnett M Molder M Wafrner S Mor rs D Good rrek N Owens Darley E Roop Mr Jarxrs sponsor ian 4tl1ROWLTOR J Stroud R Cuttrng D Stovall B Klamm W Harrrson J Mott K Dafveret J Logan J Grex R Lakrn 3rd ROWLTOR B Braun D Drxon J Brovrnfreld D Smrtlr J Kneller J Ehrlrardt R Kellex D LOf'8l'l S Poe D HrllP Cannon 2nd ROWLTO F Wrlco S a Andrews S Smrtlr R Jeter T Klaus S Swartz J Buglewr z O Cannafax Ist ROWLTO B Flag ard C Delrelr C Dvorsak D Norton J Garrett L Fraser D Coelrett F Hams D Rod a Mrs Stepnens sponsor 4tnROWLTOR N Slrpsager C Eastwood D Swearengrn A Snow L Breeden L Spangler D Goepfert J Ehrnardt B Wartlej. J Stone 3rd ROWLTOR R Dearman D Strne L Hamrlton J Brock F Sager H Chrld N Ellrs S Hobos R Lane G Abernatn 2nd ROWLTOR L Mc Laughlrn C Malcolm C Prpprn J Bonanon G Mrller P Terry J Freeman L Pedersen J Beers Ist ROWLTORJ Qurck J Tolman R Verx L Wea er M Morart P ODan1el B ODell S Bowlrng Y Seeman Mr Erkermann sponsor WELBORN PLUMBING COMPANY 5111 Leavenworth Rd Fa 8826 L40 Once again the halls of Washington High School were greeted by the Fresh- man Class numbering Z74 eager students. This group of students represented the largest enrollment for a single class. Many things were accomplished by the Freshman class as they got into the swing of high school life The Freshman Girls Glee Club under the direction of Mr Leland Roberts pre sented the comic operetta 'Belle of the West Pamela Trout and Aaron Quinn were chosen by the frosh' to represent them in the Homecoming Royalty The Freshmen enjoyed many school events including class parties student dances formal dances and other school sponsored events The Freshman class officers were President Gary Barnes Vice Presi dent John Trowbridge Secretary Loeta Adams Treasurer Dewey Peerson AUDAS RADIO AND SPORTING GOODS JOE'S BARBER SHOP 4 , Qs W rnrsnmf 42 A A 7 A Q OWL, D Peer on R Collrns R Weatherman R Jeffery T Brlyeu D Crary F Such A Roberts J Tro bldge B Anderson J Cole ROV! 3 D L6X6l'1Cll S Vaughan C Llndemann J Estes A Mull h D Counoton T Peterson J Manls D Srmpson K Murray V Strth ROW2 L W1l11S L Wrleman B Krng P Connor F Prpprn R Kusler G Kruger J Marlow D Hodges R Burkard L BBTSCI ROWI E H1Lkman J Jambrosrl C Tarry S Gordon S Catron D Roush L Sully P Watt C Srnrtn B Muncx B Campbell Mr Nlelll Sponsor ROW4 B Henry P Cumng R Freeman R Cravens D Shanoskl L Andrews B Lucky W Wrlson R Betzel B Gale B Johnson ROW3 K Flaggard D Thompson D Mayberry F Nall W Donald son A Anderson J Smrth R Damel C Farrell A Mrros B Jenklns ROW2 D Swearengm K Freed C Braun K Rowell J Johnson E Hargrs H Sargent J Perry J Klausen B Ph1ll1ps B Blg ham ROWI Mr Wrlcox Sponsor M Cocherl C McDonnold G DIXOU H Dawe C Salras S Garver M Waugh L Norgard M Brune D Snyder S Rrchardson V Barnett BE A SCHOOL BOOSTER HIESHMI 4th ROW LTO R R Bean A Sereheprne B Backus K Yost I Swallow l D611Lll M Carter F Murray N Russel V Lewandowskr R Chapman 3rd ROWLTO R P Shultz: S Ehler D SICZWIIIZIICI' A McCrary B Chase I Myers C Saylor R Streker J Shaffln G Mllllek R Wood 2nd ROWL TOR G Gee G Aloerson I Tolefree S Watson T Tanner B Clark E Ballance C Bradley J Smrth I Brown L Johnson Ist ROW LTO R Mr Harbour P Banzhaf K Johnson R Matney B Readrs R Trulove K Eddrngs M Morrow L Clark V Head M Fuller G Rrley Mr Roberts sponsor i aaa 4th ROWLTORJ Pavelac H McCluney T Odneal R Taylor V Rodman G Watson, W Van de Veer N Watson C Venerable D Covrngton D Walker 3rd ROW LTOR J Patrrek O Edson B Doughty B M1l1s J Shultz D Fehrenbach N Hall B Trrtte D Farms G Dragush D Wagner 2nd ROWLTOR D McCrary C Valentrne H Clem L Tarr L Rlckey R Terry N Burgess L Lat1n P Davrs H SCllfl'lCl'11llg I Sapp Ist ROWLTOR Mrs Krng sponsor M Strlet B Char boneau D Courtney S Mosher J Goodrrek M Subelka S Seeman N Howard L Penrod D Glenn H M3j6WSkl 4th ROWLTO R L Flemrng D SITIIIII L Novrch D Chaffm I Fouts B Weber R Schlrcht E Owens G Rlsk R Dolman E McG1nn1s 3rd ROWLTOR S Dawe L Rlch D Ray W Metz B Shuck P Coleman D Reynolds J Scott V Hahn P Cordrll D Collrns 2nd ROW LTOR S Wrsdom N Chrrstransen A Qumn I Dekeyser G Tmsley G Epps B Meqrnn J Rrchardson G Barnes B Nrcholson G Wykoff Ist ROWLTOR Mr Foster sponsor R Downs J Ersman B Wrlcox L Belt N Barnett C Lewrs L Goode L Keefer R Henley P Trout L Adams Mr Scafe STONY POINT STORE Su 7620 MERRITT SERVICE STATION Dr 9756 : if , - . 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' . : . , , . , . , . . . . . . . , . . . . - . . . . . - y . . , fs -,RNJQ vp , u Ne 7 - I ,r 1 HOMECOMING ROYAL TY LEFT TO RIGHT SOPHOMORE ATTENDANTS Carolyn Malcolm Larry Ostertag SENIOR ATTENDANTS Ph 111s Mlllsap Ed Pavelac CROWNBEARER Cmdy Foster KING BILL SVOBODA QUEEN ALICE LEVE R H QUEEN S ESCORT Charles Adams CROWNBEARER A1Sher1ff PEP CLUB ATTENDANTS Georgxa Pamela Trout Aaron Qumn The hush of the crowd of spectators was apparent as they all awa1ted the appearance of the Queen The st111ness changed to applause as Al1ce Lever1ch Hornecorrung Queen stepped from the Shlny convert1b1e Her gown was snowy wh1te tr1mmed dehcately 1n lace and rh1nestones The ghtterlng Jewels were reflected 1n her eyes as she was escorted by Charles Adams She was met by K1ng B111 Svoboda for the trad1t1onal k1ss and presentat1on of roses The Queen and her attendants V1CW6d the rest of the game from the royalty sect1on MAJOR'S CONFECTIONERY THE DIXIE TOT SHOP l Gibson, Ron Butler: JUNIOR ATTENDANTS, Carolyn McC'rary, Ron Kiiperg FRESHMAN ATTENDANTS, HOMECOMING SGVEREIGNTY a 'C ffl' 'Q QUEEN ALICE KING BILL HATCHET ROYALTY - u ' .YW E - Q Y g ' ' haf. ef f' 1- E . is i 2 ' ' A - R 1622 BACK ROW: ATTENDANTS, Judy Sortor, Bob Vaughan, Virginia Sainick, Fred Swansong PRINCESS, Linda Mosherg PRINCE, Bert Klineg ATTENDANTS, Barbara Emison, Larry Harlan, Par Baldschun, Chuck TCIIZ. FRONT ROW: CROWNBEARER, Vickey Maxwellg KING PAUL EVERETTg QUEEN JACKIE TOLMANg ROWNBEARER, Benny Gloe. Soft, blue lights shining through White billowy clouds created a thrilling atmosphere as the Hatchet Royalty of the 1953-54 ball entered. Chosen to reign as King and Queen were Jackie Tolman and Paul Everett. Linda Mosher and Bert Kline were designated as the Prince and Princess. The dresses of both Jackie and Linda com- plemented and blended beautifull with the decorations of the ball. Jackie chose a dress of tourquoise-blue velvet and net. She looked radiant as she approached the throne, a shimmering moon, encircled by a wreath. Linda's gown was of a delicate shade of blue lace and net. The Royalty Dance began amid a wonderland of beauty. PRINCESS LINDA MALETT ELECTRIC COMPANY PRINCE BERT DANIELSEN'S MARKET HATCHET SOVEREIGNTY . !! ,' J ,f NJ lpfxvf ff! 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L' L, rx.. q -, A 'p ap .. -I 50 Allll Al Hll llll SIICIHY ROW 3 L Harlan C Terry B Wllson E Whrte B Svoboda T Nelson ROW 2 D I-llle B Malotte S Subelka F Keller A Leverxch ROW1 lvl1SS Covell Sponsor J Sortor P Baldschun B Emlson M Tan ner B Wllcox To be honorable to serve to lead aught to uphold scholarsh1p and thus keep ahve the sacred flame Thls was the pledge taken by the slxteen semors who were a warded the honor of member h1p 1n the Natronal Honor Soclety The or an1zat1on was started 1n 1936 by M1ss Eff1e Mae Covel who 1S the present sponsor Gold p1ns are rece1ved gy the members of the organ1zat1on A1 though they are small they represent four years of hard work and concentrated effort QAXLX- A Il sv'-01 ROW 3 T Taggart G Glbson B Wrlson E Whrte R Butler H Mlndedahl B Klme ROW 2 Mr Wallace Sponsor M Tanner 1 Selkman B Malone A Leverrch B Ermson X Sarnrck Mr Brown Sponsor ROW l J Sortor J Cunchff N Blgham B Glover C McCrary M Newlon Mr H111 Sponsor Journallstlc ab1l1ty 1S recogn1zed by rnemberslfup 1n the Q11111 and Scroll organ1za.t1on These students were accepted 1nto the organ1zat1on for outstandlng work accomphshed on the Washln tonlan or Hatchet staffs Mr James Brown and Mr eland Wallace sponsor the organ1zat1on The letters on the p1ns rece1ved by the members deflnltely convey 1ts s1gn1f1cance They are I H S H S J llnternatwnal Honor SOC1ety' for Hlgh School Journallstsl Through the courtesy of MARKL BUICK 1015 State Dr 5410 CQ? I Problems and solutlons' These words express the theme of the Stu dent Councll They face the respon Slblllty of setthng and d1sfuss1ng the many problems that are a result of operatlng a h1gh school These stu dents represent the four classes and strlve to present student op1n1on for cons1derat1on They are also responslble for programs of enterta1nment for the student body An all school get acquaunted dance and a student rruxer are also sponsored by the Student Councll X The off1cers chosen to lead the 1953 54 Student Councll were Larry Harlan pres1der1t Chuck Terry VICG pres1dent Janlce Colby sec retary and .Tackle Tolman treas UISI' 8 0 0, 60 C d S cr IVGWOUJJ 215111 If 6 49, Ce O 10 004 , jpoliso rer'lZ,,g T Cl' ef fe, 'J IJ-I -foo COJQIQOW' Q . Z J 2' 412.-f 'fi To if ,Zen l We O81 lto eff 'A 6, '22 I!! P 0 60866 055276001 Best W1Sh8S QUINDARO STATE BANK 1900 Qumdaro Fa 4770 51 s ' . - - ' K n7V2 :2,'Q1':,': . - I . - , 4 , 'ix X . 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Q, W 5 1140 r 0 O 4 fo GCP 6' 42.47 -I , 61 A 'I ' . 6, J Q ,j 42 ' .r ' . pe 3 I W B lk ROW4 B Svoboda B Wllson E White E M1l1er R Adams B Rorxey C Terry ROW 3 Mr Foster Coach T Nelson J Goode S Sublett D Foster R Krper B Snavely T Brockman Mr Nerll Coach ROW 2 Mr D1ehl Coach P Everett B Vaughan J Sortor T Taggart S Crawford D Reynolds Mr Harbour Coach ROW1 Mr Sherlfr Coach D Detlefson F Swanson R Haggard D Burton L Harlan G Boor Mr Erkermann Coach Athlet1c recogn1t1on IS atta1ned by membersh1p 1n the W Club These young men represent those recervlng at least one letter for part1c1pat1on 1n a major sport The W Club IS sponsored by the coach1ng staff A banquet was provlded for the club members and sponsors The off1cers of the organ1zat1on were Paul Everett Pres1dent Chuck Terry V1ce Pres1dent B111 Svoboda Secretary and Tom Nelson Treasurer It 13 true that the W Club honors the athletes but only s11ent recogmtlon 15 awarded the cheerleaders These never t1r1ng glrls can always be seen at the sport1ng events urg1ng the team to v1ctory The cheerleaders were elected by the student body and Pep Club The 1953 54 cheerleachng squad was left to r1 ht Nancy B1gharn Penny O'Dan1el JaCk18 Adalr Ahce Lever1ch Pat Bald sc un and .1ack1e Tolman EHllRllADlRS I A PACE'S SERVICE STATION SNO WHITE LAUNDERETTE C 'x Ak V - Clll C r p r 'X f J I .. f Q I I .: g : .:'-1'.:I'.g' .3 . :.:'- : .Z . 1 I :I i . i , , . . , . I . Y . . , . . , , - ycae 1 N 1 ' ' gf ll A y 1 r AIN Illllll ' . N rye ,. 2 . ' I 2 x Q E 5 X 4 2 4 X 1'AAA 21 l ii, ' 1 fi 1 wi , i ' ' . H ,JS 11 ' if 5 ' ff' A A ' ' Q i 1 K xii. r ' I V-g I A .1 A 4. T . Q ,,x, p i f 'bf T l ROW 3: S. Poeg D. Goodrickg F. Swanson: C. Tweedy: B. Svobodag T. Nelson: J. Wilemang R. Gable: J. Beers. ROW 2: B. Charboneaug M. Jorgensen: I. Van Fosseng A. Bergman, F. Keller, V. Sainickg N. Evelandg R. Cocherlg D, Hill. ROW l: F. Wilcoxg D, Rodinag I. Garrett, S, Gauppp M. Tannen M. Fuller: I. Skaug C. Dvorsakg Miss Thorne, Sponsor. Painting stage scenery, entering in art contests, and general class work are the activities of this honorary group sponsored by Miss Rosalie Thorne. The officers this year were: President: Frances Kellerg Vice-President: Judy Van Fos- sen, and Secretary-Treasurer: Mary Lee Tanner. 5 eff AIIIIVIIY BUARII The small card which serves as admittance to games, student dances, plays, and op- erettas is often taken for granted, but certainly not by the members of the ac- tivity board who spend many activity periods and school afternoons prepar- ing these tickets for the student body. The members of the activity board this year were: Ctop to bottom, left to right, Mr. Wallace, Sponsor: Pat Baldschung Shirley Gauppg Frances Keller, Carol Baneg and Barbara Chadborn. 5 Q QQ PHIL JENSEN WALLPAPER AND PAINT il' - 7 1 NORDY'S RECREATION HALL 53 ww' -ith ROW L To Mindedalu S R. L. Morris, L Cm HIIHIZIIN IIIUB 3rd RGW L-T6 RSirLgers, S. Vauglianrykglh Cumlingliam. K, Ge. K. Hendersnot - Szrohmeyer. Ni Ej1.G1bson, P. Millgap Jiefil C. Schmidt, C L. B. Emison, D 'C i'Adams, K. Selix DIS, B. Clawson, M 'M'lWU50H, B. K1emp,,a mdemaml, H. S. Loveau' SZ lgns, N, Crow, N. P. Iles. I- Carnpbeli Coiart, S, Bastel, B Luer, G. Browne. A. Tweed, ' ,A Y. S. wfa' ' 386' B- Nmemi ' ismlffi, C. M- Q Ogafh S. Gordol 5' 1- Wilso 5' M- W8 n . re' P- H15 Ulu. 211dV f 7' A. Schwartz, C B 11, C. Turner, C W8'er, 1' Efflngcr- ISIN man, P, Watts, P B xOWL I-OK: . aue. - 51111, M. Tanner, I 81231. 113052: Mrs. HakmiiIf,fS. Carroll, ' Q' -Hook A - I 5P0115orj ' - Cliattin 3 ' ' -Gale, Worship God, seek beauty-- this is the beginning of the beautiful law of the Horizon f. Club. These girls are the older group of the National Camp Fire Association. Miss Ryan, who has been sponsor for three years, ' M along with '53-'54's new sponsors fl Mrs. Hamilton and Mrs. Huyck, A A l A helped the girls plan their Thanks- V A XM giving food shower, and various projects which upheld their law, Work, Health, Love. A. , f : 'iii' . ' :'i IP ali' 1 . W koff, I- Dame d W Vaughn, G Y Mccmy 3rd Cravens C. Howefion' giziain Van Fosseniviclwest C. l'iPPin' , D- ' dl . ' ' 6- ' . ' E- RO:wz..:2i:. 3i5a1323'.2f5zf-.Y1-.5.2?P- DzV.f...::...?liTi Son, S. 0 - ' Hman' B, Glover, ' T ,OL Zn R ' H. Dawg, C. ROW LTO Rziili Mcllaughun' Tt0uEJliiillips?yR. Ke1l6Y- D, Rilcgizlsl. Sortor. M. New1ZO'Allilerson. D. Sweafeng hahn L. Nwgard' B' mor L. Clark, 5- Gun Chgdbofn' C, Dvorsak. ' L- Adams' Rgfgw L io R: Miss Ryan- S530 Cheil s. Seaman. B- Bmoke' Ist antham. I. Skau' M' O i MCCIBYY' R' GY 54 YANDELL'S BEAUTY SHOP Dr. 5007 -- ROHRBACH'S GROCERY - Cy. 3143 SPA ISH lllllli , , 1 , ROW4 M Bundy S Gordon D H115 V Boor W Boyce G Gxbson L Cunnrnglram S ODe11 R Wflll null lOW3J Ford P Logan M Spencer L Weaver B Muncy P Hltsman K Henderslrot N Pago ROW2 J Colby B Emrson C Turner S Bowhng B ODel1 W Kesner N Crowl S Hobbs ROW1 L Mosher D Logan A Schwartz R Varx N B1gham S Gale S Alderson Mr Scafe Sponsor IIH QA 15 D Hrle C, Schmrdt ROWI K Iorner M Cummms S Loveall B W11cox Mr Scafe Sponsor ROW3 M Ross C Adams G Servos L Kerr R Mrtchell ROW2 N E111s V Stlth J Scott C M111er S Sonnoveldt ROW1 Mr Scafe Sponsor M Stuck P Cordlll J Brownfreld B Haden D Hundley DAWN BEAUTY SALON At 2649 BANE'S TRADING POST Dr 6408 'Q if A ' on .nh lg, Q S Q T fy: K K xi S 1 . 4 i 4 I I I S A A K , I ' - 4 1 L. , - as X eff Y . ' ff, ' S 5 ' -- J A ' wi- f ,J-, I-Q v J, ' 3? A x ROW 3: B, Purdue, S. Sublett, L. Underwood, R. King, G. Boor. ROW 2: P. Mitchell, S. 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S N i P .b A W K I f I - . 415 ,,.k , 'f-my A 1 H 1 L ' ,w i ' , n f Vr- ROW., G Grbson F Keller B Malotte C Lrndemann S Slngers l-I Mrndedahl N Garrett S Bundy B Lyman S Vaughan C Schmrdt K Geyer S Gordon ROW3J Ford L Curry D Iles J Campbell B Klempnauer J Wrlson G Browne P Mrllsap -X Leyerleh J Adarr L Cunnmgham C Schlenker D Goodrlek ROW2 S Wrsdom S Wray M Adams M Bundy R Anderson M Braams R Gabel S ms M Smrtlr B Claw on P Watts M rart ROWI L Hook urlex rs Xda Tarry C Adams M Strolrmnyer K Sellx P Boaa C Smrtlr J Obtrlrolta M Wagner 3' ,pf ms ,ie --g1-'-- ROW4 B Ehrhardt E Da1ley G Abernathy E Roop D Collms C Bane M Molder L W1ll1s M Spencer N Chrlstlansen C SHIIBS N Barnett G Watson ROW3 A Bergman P Davls N Eveland J E1sman W Vaughn A Tweedy L Keefer M Cummlns N Russell S Poe L Lattln M Gaut1er1 M Fuller ROW2 C McCrary P ODan1el C Malcolm D Selcheplne N Owens M Swafford J Klamm B Barnett A Kosorog B Glover S Shane D Cravens ROWI Mrs Krng Sponsor J Tolman S Alder son J VanFossen G Stankey K Jorner N Brgham M West P Baldschun P Taylor B W1lCOX J Beers J Qurck Best Wlshes WELBORN FOOD CENTER 5028 Leavenworth Rd Ma. 9880 LJ ROW4 B Ph11l1ps P Trout C Artkens I Danlelson, B Wrlcox L Belt B Jenklns M Ronnebaum, N Crowl S Hobbs B Campbell G Freed R Kelley ROW3 M Waugh I Elsman B Frost M Brooke M Jorgensen D H111 C Valentlne C McDonnold F Srmmons, D Estes H Dawe L Adams M Bruen ROW2 L Fraser B Chadborn J Sortor M Newlon, B Charboneau R Grantham J Goodrrck D McCrary S Seeman I Andrews S Rlchardson P Mrtchell G Drxon ROWI T Harrrs C Delrch Eddrngs S Ehler J Skau S Alderson, D Norton, C Dvorsak J Garrett I cundrff G Mrnrck K Rodrna M Morrow, Mrs Carson, Sponsor Glrls workmg for the good of others compose the Y Teens group of Wash1ngton I-hgh School These act1ve students represent the four classes Mrs Max1ne K1ng and Mrs Mary Carson sponsor the Y Teens organ 1zat1on whlch 1S a branch of the natronal Y W C A The Wash1ngton I-hgh School group part1c1pates 1n many C1V1C affa1rs and programs d1rected by the local Y W C A organ1zat1on, Y Teens 1S a Chr1st1an fellowshrp, as the1r accornphshments through out the year prove A speclal Chr1stmas project prov1des a merry 1ol1day for some of the less fortunate fam1l1es 1n the local area They, w1th the H1 Y assoc1at1on, sponsor worshrp serv1ces for the students at Chrlstmas Easter, and Thanksg1v1ng The off1cers for the 1953 54 year were Judy Sortor, presldent, Barbara Chadborn, v1ce pres1dent, A11CC Leverrch, secretary, and Mar1lyn Braams, treasurer ROW 4: R. Henley, M. Saxby, B. Ninemire, B. Logan, S. Bastel, P. Logan, C. Jennings D- Leverich. V- Stitch, F. Kushler, C. Newell, P. Russell, C. Cole. ROW 3: C. Turner, C. Miller, M. Tanner, V. Sainick, I. Colby, S. Lattin, N. Gates, S. Carter, C. Wynn, B. Emison, I. Sheble, J. Ettinger, J. Seikman ROW 2: E. Wilcox, 1. Tolman, B. Elkins, G. Wykoff, N. Page, P. Hitsman, S. Loveall, W. Kesner, B. Gee, C. Lindelof, S. Hawkins, D. Logan. ROW I: M. Cocherl, B. Siemsen, I. Wilson, J. Grey, D. Vaughn, C. Farris, A. Chattin, R. Cocherl, N. Herring, A. Schwartz, S. Gale, J. Jones. WELLS FEED STORE 3051 North 51 Fi. 3958 PH' lllllli H FYC45 BUHCI NQXSOU R bAOh3Yi F get H Hexxxngfglrg R Nuschiiesxoxs M BundY han D o ue S Cram P Boa! Wagner R 3 V809 B Maw N 521125 an M G SCXVOS h B Gee C Numb! R Tohru XXBYU ex :Ode Draws R w L 10 W9 1hROW L25 LEORSC Coge Cine! 2xxct2gjvZ10NWay 13Rg0OduCk E Roo? d R lugs Over X Umson mlm 3: k C Sefm Moxns I V me B S Rgdggggsg Muyaskl 5 Hxlsman C NN M 1 N Page W wecschem Have We got the sp1r1t? To th1s he lusty questlon came t Thls scene answer Yeah man was re enacted every t1me the pep club of 1953 54 gathered to spur the Wlldcat team to v1ctory The red sweaters whlch adorned the s 1r1ted Youths gathered 1n the des1gnated Pep C ub sect1on The1r purpose was to d1sp1ay then' organ1zat1on name of a ' Pep club 4th L to R: V Haggard 5 - Boor, L S . - - Newir ' mlfh. T. E11' W- Vau h I' 3rd ROW L ls' K- Van d - 0'Danie1. J. van 5oss5nKfSf'ir, R. Gfantgam' fleeing. C. Rus5ef1LAH0Zk3 M. Adamg, 83355235 13. Finch, R, ' - Olma. ' ' MY- ' ' C1Waff2.s. ' 3' f- R. v - n C' MCCIEUY- ISIROWL to Rf S. Shane DGHEQ, W' Wilcox, em' 1 . Vellg. M. Fuller Congratulations COY'S JEWELRY 5103 Leavenworth Rd. Fa. 4314 PH' Clllll 4t11 ROW L r fd I OW 0 R W L F0 ze Bow sa Opmh 2 C .Srhme D PLa11dc D I1 RO ld! 5 C B L lslrb W L to -Slllgqr Vllsof, E N fx 5 UH naucr 1115 In G Brown N Garrett Wute C -I OW e I H Swg Cam bt L1 V113 Good U Q1 11 A OR J on E e C S G D Leverlclz Ad31l' L C Curry K Gfqdamg H U B Daw unnmgham Meyer F K ivllndeda I Se Gas S lei Bun fl'O1'1l'I1g-yer G Glbson K 861154 M Z A1111 IT! Led by x leaders the 1953 54 Pep Club organ1zat1on contrlbuted greatly to the Washmgton H1gh School sp1r1t and team loyalty Under the superv1s1on and guldance of M1ss Eff1e Mae Covell and the elected off1cers Pres1dent Charles Adams Vlce Pres Chuck Swengel Secretary Lxnda Mosher Treasurer Joetta Cundlff the Pep Club handled the respons1b1l1ty of prov1d1ng refreshments for the spectators at the sport1ng events B Rycliey 14315109 Gleilll mme B lor 3 B Keuey G Bolnm? M Tanner mga Tow smankw W1 C New WQCOX D Wmner X Colby B Slmmons M W Lmp, F HIGH 3 B Elkins LQOR F l5t R0 R0 CIS W Lwg L Ham rd ROWLto wk 295 ROW eng M yoxgensen Nderson C thRO S Muyaslfe aomet V S8103 coke D Rob 5 Garrett 5 L Gwen Glover K yderson M I hun S Sono! Quick B Earns 5 A t P Balusc X C B FIGS R Cocher Chadbom dxff B s CHU WELBORN CLEANERS 5203 Leavenworth Rd Dr. 1817 1 Vp, 1 3 Q : M.5 .V : ', '. , , B-pK1.' E - '- ' ' . P . , . . 1 . . 1- P . , ' R , L, , ' . P H - ' ' . 1 . 'I - - ' . ' - ' 11, Y . - . I , . .e - h' 'LN . ox! ' ' . - ' dy, - I 1 S'- I. X the six cheer- ! . .' . I 3 -y , 1 . , Q , N ,fr Xa I 3 fr P ' . .GaY- ' ',, - '...' ' I Z I . . ' R11 ' ' - . . B ' 4 ' . -' . , . ' I . . . - 3' I ' J . .' . . I ' 5 1 1 3 n: 033 -' 99 . W H o - 9- , . , we . pw ' , . M - - S' x - . ,h A S . n . ' - , f Z.: ' ' 5 ' ' ' 5 ' C 154 ' . - B 4 sv Q Q - - 'El . ' 5 ' . ' . ' Q Q . . , u as 4:4 . Q . C4 f 3 ' , . ' . , iff - f Te- 'tt' ,sl C 'EF , I ' ' ' ' - ' a . 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I 'Q rival .ns 22 is gg L 4th ROWLtoR R Krper D Wallace R Adams B Svoboda E Whrte E Mrller C Swengel B Wrlson B Dawe W Boyce 3rd ROWLtoR C Adams T Brockman D Foster B Wooton C Terry B Delrch I Goode B Snavely R Krng R N1ISChkC 2nd ROWLtoR G Wear R Kusler D Wooton I Sortor D Burton S Henrnger T Taggart L Underwood J Gast R Pat Ist ROW LtoR L Kerr K Theno H Freeman B Thompson B Vaughan T Nelson J Trowbrrdge J Schlrcht J Wrleman Mr Sellers sponsor To create, ma1nta1n and extend through out the school and commumty h1gh standards of Chr1st1an character, 1S the motto of the H1 Y group They part1c1pated 1n the Youth and Government Preleg1slat1ve Tralnlng Con ference at P1ttsburg Kansas C1ty Kansas H1 Y councxl and many other 3Ct1V1t1eS They deserve great pra1se for the Book Exchange and Lost 81 Found departments w1th1n the school The off1cers elected were Blake Wllson pres1dent, .T1m Sortor, VICE pres1dent, Rolland X R treasurer ' B QQ 4th ROW L to R I Adall' V Boor D Chaffrn K Van de Veer D Haggart J Garver D F1nch Nrtschke M Dull L Fry 3rd ROW L fo R R Snow S Subelka L Ostertag L Srruth E Dough y R Haggard D Wrnner W Kelley F Swanson 2nd ROW LtoR B Gale R Sager J Subelka Varner D Reynolds B R1CkBy J Glenn L Rrckey Ist ROW L to R Mr Jarvrs sponsor C Braun S Swartz D Drxon J Ehmardr W Wrlson J Shultz J Brownfield B Braun I Klausen Through the courtesy of LEADER CLOTHING CO, 632 M1nneS0t6 f -. Nxx if XXX pl X 1 Fa X X , ,, ,W N 4wfxf,w' z ws Z 4 71.3, .4.f . lf' fLg1ijf?,.:f5':.'f' VV f I , If ..5,.-, , -fzrpfg' I ,, -. ,J-,gi 'X ' ,4Lj,,.L ' f,QffJ' ' ' ..':f.f-'5 Jif5' -05' , ,fgggf f'f7:f',3g.33g:qQ Q' U' if ' -i j,3,r fe' .fg- ,4-fzvai' , CHIIRIIS fr ' . it' 'f W9 . 'fi . Aa - . Q 5 as c Y vii 3 ' .4 T 4 L 4 g :Q . 'l . 1 ' C S- , Y' 5 8. W M, M' 44. 4- 1, .Xi - Q1 2 f ' . 4 ' C i 1' ' ' v' T V . Q , V A g . N fs F' I I A ' is-rf,fjf53.s13i .. if , L im . ROW 4: J. Adair, C. Schmidt, R. Shuclr, D. Tilley, G. Braner, J. Garver, L. Kerr, S. Bundy, L. Smith. ROW 321. Smith, F. Sager, L. Fry, S. Newitt, J. Marlow, B. Kelley, D. Dctlefson, D. Varner, J. Beers. ROW 2: B. Glover, G. Stanlcey, J. To.man, N. Bigharn, P. O'Daniel, J. Tolrnan, P, Baldschun, I. Grey, D. Roberts. ROW 1: M. Denny, J. Garrett, J. Sortor, K. Joiner, R. Kelley, M. Jorgensen, L. Fraser. Precision and accurate timing highlighted the 1953-54 Washington High School Band under the direction of Mr. Leland Roberts. The band appeared on numerous occasions, including festivals a spring concert, commencement the American Royal parade and the Homecoming festivities The officers were Charles Adams president Bill Kelley vice president Alice Leve-rich secretary and Chuck Swengel treasurer Ill G Stankey Mr Roberts director 4t1ROWLTO R B Thompson C Swengel 3rd ROWLTOL C Adams D Wooton B Potter C Eastwood L Hamilton B Klamm D Myers D Dixon 2l1dROWL TOR M Braams N Garret R Wilson I Garxer G Miller B Logan R Kelley I Ford Ist ROWL TORJ Tolman M Jorgensen B Haden J Klamm D Wallace Congratulations CHARLES GRAZIER JEWELER 3094 North 27th At 2223 , 1 l STANDING L TO R: C. Malcolm, Roberts, R. Grantham, C. Wynn, M. Cummins, C. Adams, P. Cravens, f . - ' . l ' , 5 Q: . ': . , . G , . , . , . ' . IIHIIRUS . . 11 . C- if at if Q Y' A . of s 13 -+ ' 5? ii' ' s' . , 4 F F is ii + I' ,, +R? in S F fi ROW 4:13. Vaughan, R. Porn-r, D. Wullncc, B. 5.obod41, C. Swungcl, R. l1llil15.gunQ, D. Wooton, I. Sortnr, D, Roycr. ROW 5: J. Campbell, G. l3l'mx'11c, B. lxlalullc, L. Ulldumnotl, P. lk-fly, S. Sllblcll, B. Tlmnlp- son, lf. Keller, KI. .'XLl.llll5. ROW Zzl. Colby. S. Wray, C. lxlnmflii, Lf. S.l1lt-lllwr, M. llfllillllr, .-X, l.uxcr1l-ln, J. .Xu.l1r, C. Colm, J. fllk'l'llOllA, ROW l: N. Cvoxvl, S, Boxilinj, Nl. klumnnns, D. .-X...1ir, J. Shirley, M. lvllgllfl, Cf. .-Xlllfcm, R. Vcix, A. Cllnltin. Strains of beautiful and joyous music filled the halls during the year through the co-operation of Mr. Leland Roberts and the mixed chorus. Their projects were enjoyed in the presentations of the operetta Joan of the Nancy Lee Chrlstmas Vespers Sprinv Concert music contests and festivals along with school assemblies They chose as their officers Don Detlefson President Bill Kelley Vice President Larin Kerr Secretary Judy Sortor Treasurer CHN STANJDINGJ Tolman R Haggard D Varnu D Flllcll D Bruner S Sublett I Etew L Pedersen Lrxos P Watts B MtTa Bart LJROW LEFT TOIIGHT S Dine 5 Por Q S l R sliuck Catron V Boor B Colllns B Kelley IstROW LEFT TOlIGH'I B Dlwe N Crowl J Campbell T Wilson B Kempnauer Best W1SheS WlLSON'S FLORIST 18th and Washington F1 2204 ' ' ' , H . , . D , . . Y . . 1 -- ' 3 '- i - i S i -- L - . F F x . T .. . : . , . Y' , . l, . ' ' . . , . , . 2 S, - . A. Lcxerilgll. 5rd ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: F. Sager, D. Keith, J. Wilson, R. Adams, H. Freeman, G. S- ', . ', . ' gi .Zn , 4 2 : . . ' , I F, i..'rnit1, . ' ,S. J: 1 , . I . 43 JOAN or THE NANCY LEE vpf' ..- nfl IIPIRHIA RINCIPAL CHARACTERS Left to right front row Bob Potter Connie Cole Larry Smith Steve Sublett Mistress Rhoda Sir Peter Layton Sharon Bundy B111 Kelley Christa Schmldt Larry Underwood Pat Baldschum Glee Stankey Don Detlefson Betty Jo Glover Jack Adair . . Janice Colby . Jim Garver . . Dwain Wallace . Lord Eggbert Deloros De la Montana Stuttering Steve B111 Bloody Jackie Tolman Dick Foster Dona De la Montana Captain Dick Joanna Layton Barnaby Hyde Florinda Harcourt Dorinda Harcourt Jerry . Clarissa Buckingham . Ned Brinkley . . Henrietta . Monsieur Francois . Signor Do Re M1 Pirates defy maidens' This is true of the theme of the mixed chorus operetta, Joan of the Nancy Lee . The attitude of the pirates toward womanhood is prompted by the oath they swore with Caiptain Dick. Captain Dick was formally Richard Camden Through a few sha y tactics, D1ck's cousin, Egbert, framed a treason char e against the Captain At the time of the treason accusation, Dick was Eethrothed to Lady Joan. A misunderstanding occurs and the lovers part, Dick to become a pirate captain and Lady Joan to marry Cousin Egbert. The highlight of the evening's entertainment came when Joan and her bridesmai s were captured by Captain Dick as they returned from the trip to purchase Joan's trousseau. During the course ofthe story, Joan acquires command of the boat. This unexpected happening creates comedy and pleasure for the audience, but not the pirates. They are forced to follow the law of chivalry. As the final curtain comes down, all is well on the Nancy Lee, as Captain Dick is freed of all charges and reunited with Lady Joan. PRAIRIE BREW BOTTLING CO, 1519 Minnesota Ave. Dr. 0058 IHIPIHRIII Q Q Q Q v L A IEFT TO RIGHT M Drnny G Stankey I Tolman N Crowl Accompamst B M.1IrvttL C behmldt F Keller B Glovu P Baldsehun K Jmner MAJIIRHIIS LEFT TO RIGHT R Grantham C Wynne D Cravens D Roberts M Cummrns C Adams G Stankey B0 I S Mllll LEFT TO RIGHT D Detlefson, D Foster,I Ada1r,L Sm1th,S Newrtt, B Kelley, L Kerr,L Underwood, S Sub1ett,D Varner WEST HAVEN MOTOR COURT Masson's 1 . I 4 ,uk K I K , Q . , il i I I A IF I. Q A A I Y' j B I ' V Q A . I ' ' Q A A I ' , W? . 6 I 171 ' I .4 ' ' X ' I . .? 'rl W1 , A ' if-... GIRlS Blll ElUB ROW 3: S. Wistlorn, G. Wyholl, D. Ray, C. Turry. 5. Cairon, L. Bratch, J. Mania, C. Lindemann, S. Vaughan, P. Walls, B. Mnncy, L. Willis, D. Thompson, 5. Dawe, M. Carter. ROW .iz L. Norgard, K. Flugpard, L. T.nr, B. Wilt-ox, L, Belt, B. Jenkins, N. Chriatitrnsen, J. Jaimbrosif, J. Swallow, L. Goode, D. Collins, N. Barnett, V. Hahn, R. Henley. ROW 5: N. Burgesr, H. Clem, B. Bigham, P. Duxis, S. Garver, P. Trout, L. Kr-mer, C. Sairif, Exl. Bruno, B. Backus, B. Philips, R. Downs, A. Seichepine, D. Swearengin, C. Valentine. ROW 2: R. Truloxe, G. Dixon, D. Glenn, V. Burnett, M. Subellca, H. Schmerling, J. Eisman, D. Charbo- ncuu, L. Arlariif, D. NlcCrary, M. Cocherl, 5. Mosher, H. Dawe, S. Richardson, C. McDonald, M. Strick. ROW I: M. Fuller, V. Head, K. Eddings, G. Minigk. B. Reuclis, M. Morrow, S. Ehler, R. Matney, K. John- rUll. Shining in all the glory of their first year the freshman girls Glee Club pre- sented their operetta, Belle of the West. It was truly a musical tribute of the year and an added asset to the Freshman Class. Once more displaying his ability, Mr. Roberts organized the Cadet Band, forming and creating their talents for later use in the Concert Band. CAHII BA U STANDING: C. Braun, W. Vaughn, R. Freeman, Mr. Roberts. ROW 3: J. Smith, P. Logan, D. Hitsman, N. Root, T. Peterson, D. Peerson, P. Coleman. ROW 2: R. Downs, R. Burkartl, R. Snow, R. Bean, I. Brown, J. Fouts, F. Nall. ROW I: G. Abernathy, S. Wisdom, B. Johnson, B. Muncy, 5. Seaman, G. Dixon, B. Readis. Compliments of WESTHEIGHT COFFEE SHOP 1801 State Dr. 9173 Attention r J-, be masbingtnnian Xnlume XXIII XX ASHINC TOY H11 H QCHOOI BFTHl'I KANNXN I -vw- pnunhd .lol Thu production was .1- -0 O I Xl pf il of Mr Lolund Rob Tryouts Completed For Van ty Show The tryouts for the Hatchet Vnnetx Qhuw were hs d Thurq 1 us m the sc rv-1 1 H Y I XS ln! UA vr'or 4 mu 1 1 1 am 1 U K-pm nc' N un VI: Inland R by ! 4' Qhuxx Km v vu 1 'I K 'F I I xxhxch nr n x md wou d m as or th m and 'Lrxrt the bugmst audxenrf- The them: xx 11 not chown mm' .xlter the tryouts wen hr H fm that the- a tw and the mv alll hs m 'um :ru s uw whn. 1 1 nw under If 1 had Th Q Y L I Ir r thu' Fu wdu dm- for the As always the bs hnld In hc num The students lck-x wall not admit them me the show The price of Open House Held Cost as Soledad The Annual fushrmm -p1 FOI' Senlol' house was held Janudrx mhlr X 195 mn the huzh fuhf-ol fur purpum u gg xmg n It ms frm mls u mu t lxllhl wx 1 s 11 Ixanh mn xl xx L p ar s 1 Q Hllg U lil' V X x e nu ck r nm y, no 1 ll ll Q u 1 1 nu 1 - 4 Rube rt- Tht 'vwxwrs xxx Hat e-uh uf tha w mum mnw nm and 1 1 mu ar! rf I mv a F meh nquarf dance- Pltty Clk! 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V Sauuck SEATEDJ Cundxff H Nhndcdahl N1 Tanner S Gaupp B Malone S Bundy N B1gham Ass1gnment day deadlme day cr1t1c1sm day' Thxs IS Just a small part of the busy schedule on whxch The Wash1ngton1an staff operated Every day represented a part1cular Job to be completed 1n the respons1b1l1ty of pub11sh1ng a paper worthy of our school name The staff members could be found beatrng the typewmters wr1t1ng headhnes and domg other necessary work hours after the 0ff1C1a1 school day ended The seventeen lssues of The Wash1ngton1an represented many hours and days of hard work but also moments of laughter and enjoyment A great feelmg of sat1sfact1on was present ln the mmds of the staff members when the paper flnally ame off the presses ready for d1str1but1on to the students 6 TREK Q1 an wx NXS Q 9 xX WX 'X xl X N A' X XXX. , SK X xx X ANN XXX r N N X XX e' N X ' ' Xxx Through the courtesy of KARL'S BAKERY 1914 Quindaro Dr 6130 504 wr 90 SHO Q55 VAIIIHY PAGE 0 0810 SPECIALTY SANITORIUM STEPPIN' OUT WITH MY BABY As usual the Variety Show offered a suspensful and laughter-filled evening. Along wfth the surprises of the show went the pride-filled hearts of the Hatchet Staff as putting their best foot forward in on an evening of entertainment never to be forgotten. Best Wishes SAFETY DEPARTMENT SOUTHWEST FREIGHT LINES, INC. 69 T Q our MII PlAYS ul LEFT TO RIGHT D Wallace 5 Moms I Oberholtz I bhlrley J Garver L bmuh C Schlenker K Selxx O death where 1s thy st1 g oh dramat1cs where 13 thy v1ctory'P Truly found was th1s v1cotry by these enthus1ast1c Thesp1ans as they struggled throu h Shakespeare blockmg stage presence and one act plays under the able 1rect1on of Mr Charles H111 P1ctured here are two one a t plays Curse You Van Sly' a melodrama and The DayAfter Forev r These play cast from the dramatlcs classes were presented at the var1ety show Y Teens meetmg and for class enterta1nment up--1' LEFT TO RIGHT: D. Robertsg C, Turnerg A, Tweedyg J. Sass: C. Cole. DOROTHY GILLLAM BEAUTY SHOP --- BAKER'S STORE 'MOTHER IS A FRESHMAN' IW I Ylaxlav awxck 1 sswb 1 Q X1 all H3220 L61 Y, GX SonC,X01'et S L 91 1051 uvfe' ,lo C' awe' e-000 Mrs Ab1ga11 Abbott STP' 6' R 018 Susan 659 'Ya Swag V Mrs M111er Sylv1a Bunny Helen Carr1e SINIIIR HAY 333556 Bobo Jack How1e B111 a sewn 'Y XX, 5668 SQOXZ 'YV' Chr1sta Schm1dt Pat Baldschun Betty Jo Glover Georg1a Glbson .Tackle Tolman Vlrglnla Sa1n1ck Ann Tweedy Judy Sortor Phylhs Taylor Steve Sublett Bob Vaughan Larry Harlan Tom Nelson Dean Culhngham Larry Underwood Professor M1chaels Ron Butler Plac1ng 1n the foot11ghts a truly humorous and mov1ng story Mr Charles H111 1n h1S f1rst senlor play product1ox1 helped the sen1or Thesp1ans to p1n up one more star Enwrapped 1n the exc1t1ng and fast pace of college l1fe f1fteen enthus1ast1c sen1ors put then' heart and soul 1nto Ivlother 13 a Freshman Mother a young W1dOW of 35 goes to Po1nter College as a freshman wlth her daughter who' a sophomore Th1s can and does 1nvo1ve the gayety and romance of many students a bew1ldered house mother a rustxc Dean and a very good look1ng professor Many honors were awarded to the sen1or class and th1s was among the t1p top A FRIEND 71 4' I I .xsgy .N , J! i ,, I, Y QX X .4 I ' K E I Q If 'S , V t X K .ici x6 0 ' ,vw -A- A -5- . 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'i SENHIR 2 D Detlefson if C Swengel S Sublelt G Boor S Subelka BMV .2 C Terry 5 P Everett E Whlle WELBORN LUMBER COMPANY 5001 Leavenworth Rd Fa 1900 I 1 - L K is .v lk Q 0 9 x 0 . , 1-rx 71 111 . -L' Y HHEIIMEN B Vxlson B Roney B Svoboda A Robmson B Vaughan L Harlan F Swanson D Foster T Nelson Congratulanons IN TER STATE BUILDING AND LOAN 717 Mmnesota VARSIIY HIIIIBMI 3rd ROW LtoR Coach Drehl Coach Erkermann, E Brown, G Boor, P Everett I Khne, G Purdue B Dawe F Brauer I Kmdsey J Sortor, R Haggard, L Smrth, Coach Foster Coach Harbour 2nd ROWLtoR T Nelson, A Robrnson, L Harlan T Taggart E Whrte E Mrller, C Swengel, D Foster B Roney, R Kmg B Svoboda, D Detlefson Ist ROWLtoR I Morton, D Burton, B Wrlson J Smrth F Swanson, T Brockman, P Smrth S Subelka B Vaughan, C Doughty C Terry, S Sublett J Kneller 1 1 'g,vi,1Q,4,p, 1 ,gy,i.rljyff', ,1 fin' ip' I' Qu, ff I iff 1 If 4' 'lil fp' Q fm ll JA' V. 1? 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N:25:?g:rr:rg5s5-f'1:5.- ff - X j A T - L, ,. --2 7 ' 7 ' 0 'Y ROY AND TOM'S MARKET 5107 Leavenworth Rd, Dr, 9733 Q3 nfsfnvfs Iwi' 'rf' Wren 2nd rowLtoR Coach Foster F Brauer D Sandahl R Kusler C Nrtschke M Dull L Ostertag H Gaurt D Smrth L Pederson R Lakrn D Strne L Hamrlton Coach Harbour Ist rowLtoR I Glover B Rrchards R Shuck F Van Fleet B Thompson G Brauer I Smlth J Klrne T Brockman G Purdue L Smrth J Sortor J Kneller The reserves, often called the workhorses of the football team work Just about as hard as anyone else, and share 1D none of the glory These boys deserve as much pra1se as anyone on the team, for lt 1S them that the vars1ty has pract1ced aga1nst, and them who w1ll make up next year's team The freshmen, desp1te the fact that they start out w1th the barest knowledge of the game of football always manage to close out the season playrng a good brand of football They have ahead of them three years of football rn wh1ch to develop 1nto a. gr1d1ron power. Al Sher1ff H1 ISH M E Hobert N1e1l v45SH 3rd row L to R. Coach Nelll, J Klausen, P Cuttrng, B Gale, R Freeman, W. Krng, R. Kusler, P. Connors, B. Tr1tle, R Betzel, J. Perry, R. Tucker, Coach Sherrff, R Wood 2nd row L toR J Myers, R. C0111f1S, R Bean, B Mrlls, P Coleman, I Smrth, J Dekeyser, G. Barnes, D Peerson, D. Chaffrn, T Peterson, F. Murry Murray, I Estes Ist row L to R. A, Qurnn, R Anderson, G Rrchardson, D Smrth, A. Roberts, J Throw budge, D. Farrrs, B Doughty, R Burkard, R Terry, G Watson STOREY'S SERVICE STATION 5031 Leavenworth Rd. Dr, 9650 Q-v li 7' ' r 7' K I ll I l Q r u .- ... 'f ' ' n t r r r If r W., r .-,. I I I , 5 Q- r' 1 - 1 l .. M-. R , 5' . ' ' i . I l .... I. I 1 ' - - 3 Q. , 1 V Y-V I -H - f ' D X ' , X A g Q 5 r Ef V y .4 5 l .gg 1 . , Q- . X ' in I , 4,,, . ' .,. . . r.. ... .. - - ' ' ' RL 'P' FM lm- W .,+--.ujgzf-33, - - . - . ,,' :'5-'- 14 'a 1 A , ' .. 4 ri . t K Y - .f.-A--atm il. - , 'f.f,w.3:Q?-., . g 1 : , . , . , . , . ' , . , . , . , - . . , . ' , . . . ' , . : . , . 1 - p - 1 - 1 - a - p - 5 - , . , . . . , . . r I O ' r I W N sf K, 4 K ' i . , A V , . 5 , . sv lp , 1 '--' BA j f LEFT TO RIGHT: F. Swanson: J. Robinsong P, Everettg L, Harlang A. Bogardg J. Sortorg T. Taggartp B. Snavely, D. Fosterg C. Terry, B, Svobodag B. Roneyg E. Pavelacg R. Adamsg E. Millerg Mr, Sheriff, Coach. STUDENT MANAGERS: I. Smith: J. Goode, F. Swanson ' X if Q17 ,,f W, 1 A , Robinson L, Harlan A. Bogard 7 8 The Wildcats faced an 18 game schedule during the 1954 basketball season, and provided plenty of excite- ment for the fans, as several of the contests were decided by narrow mar- gins. The hard fighting team gave their opponents stiff competition, although they did not succeed in winning the East Kansas League, to close out the school's loop career, Anticipating the coming years, games with several larger schools were played, and under the able coaching of Al Sheriff, the Wildcats did excep- tionally well. However, in the entire season the team had some bad breaks and wound up with a record of 6 wins VAHSIIY BASKHBAll Si Illll lil P. Everett C. Te,-ry 1953-54 Basketball Scores Washington 47 Leavenworth 52 Washington 45 Westport 66 Washington 40 Rosedale 24 Washington 52 Osawatomie 53 Washington 55 Bonner Springs 62 Washington 50 Turner 41 Washington 53 Paola 45 Washington 63 Olathe 72 Washington 34 Wyandotte 61 Washington 53 Topeka 74 Washington 43 Rosedale 51 Washington 53 Osawatomie 61 Washington 66 Bonner Springs 68 Washington 65 Turner 64 Washington 75 Paola 66 Washington 69 Leavenworth 59 Washington 65 Olathe 73 Wash ing ton 40 Ottawa 7 1 and 12 losses. GATEWAY SPORTING GOODS 52.4 Minnesota Fi 7135 D. Foster E, Pavelac B. Roney g 'i suv 4 B. Svoboda f BASKEERAEE RESERVE ,ix 1- STANDING BACK ROW G Brauer F Thomas D Ollver H Barnes G Dull G Servos B Thompson D Wlnner STANDING SECOND ROW Coach Harbour T Taggart T Brockman J Brownfleld KNEEL IND SECOND ROW L Smrth E Doughty D Reynolds KNEELING FIRST ROW R Haggard P Campbell ERESHME BASK lBAll BACK ROW D Farms, R W11l18mS,J Trowbrrdge, T Peterson, A Roberts, R Co111ns,J Estes, D Chaff1n,J Klauser1,C0achNe1l1 FRONT ROW P Cuttmg, F Murray, R Terry, G Barnes, A Qurnn, I De Kayser, G Dragush, G Watson RUTH SPARKMAN WATCHMAKER JACK'S DEPARTMENT STORE get Fa fs - . ff I I , 1 fs v E , g LN , g I, l, kd I 1 , , s l x' J' v ' r I LW1tC rw f Coach 1:1 rmanu I1 cr S Sublatt OX N04 sau Q? C mach loilpr Everett L Harlan D Burton Terry .ash Mff B XX1 on B Ronny Congratulatlons PRESTON'S FLCWERS 3024 West 27th Fa. 3614 Kr r . Q -,, AQ ' ' M if rmrlr F? Nl 57 , v 4 , ef X- I :tri 9 ' ri r rr4 15 fy C. ' I li T, l h V V, rg? 1 r r 1 if A i , 9 -n fm g Af his 7 - Q vc . ,ra tg 1 V in 4 I g l A- ff r ' X ,f ' r A I lf! me 'I P. E. lx '11 Q ' Qu xxx ir Q Q ld P ? Kg BACK ROW: Coach Sheriff, R. Haggardg F, Swanson: J. Sortorg 1. Robinsong F. Thomasg Coach Wren, Coach Diehl. FRONT ROW: D. Finch, Student Managerg T. Taggartg D. Fosterg D. Winner, B. Svoboda. 1 X For the second season of baseball at Washington, the team turned in a commendable record, winning eight and losing eight. Playing al- . most exclusively against larger schools with established baseball teams, the boys from Washington did exceptionally well. The team showed brilliance at ti.rn es, but their playing, I 9 unfortunately, was not consistent. They beat teams decisively and then allowed themselves to be dealt the same treatment by the school they had beaten. There is a lot of talent apparent on this squad and most of it is returning. With the guidance of Al Sheriff, the baseball teams are sure to continue to better their records in the coming season. BASEBMI BASEBALL SCHEDULE FOR 1953 i De La Salle 6 Washington 8 N. Kans. City 5 Washington 4 Ward 6 Washington 5 St. Joe. Cent. 6 Washington 3 Grandview 2 Washington 5 Maur Hill 2 Washington 3 Wyandotte 4 Washington 0 I I A M Topeka 3 Washington 7 Topeka 6 Washington 5 De La Salle 5 Washington 6 Ward 1 Washington 2 Hayden 6 Washington 8 Wyandotte 6 Washington O N. Kans. City 2 Washington 3 Maur Hill 'I Washington 1 Wyandotte 5 Washington O GENE --- WALKER T. V. 8016 Leavenworth Rd. Cy. 3196 81 X . M -A K U af X rw .. ,pax Qu 'Lg' ' ,I mx 1 Mil if I kN.B 1 uf , 3.5-9? Mew Q X,4y XY ' .1 Q ' .y ,ga A VS .5 5 -slr, N .-1 ii' iii: x X fl' 1' I-Q ui 1 1 4 5 TAYLOR S PLUMBING AND HEATING 2900 P 11 0 wr QQG Llbxj Q1 NPA .X SLSQJS. . 50 E9 ff- ? f G vwk 0 Vw 'C 0 w ff? f- XS-1 1 Ska C nnk 'k 5? 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