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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1958 volume:

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A 3. 5 , .i Vw - Z, 1 xl, 9,5 fu 1 A 'f.:,i--,l .X 'X ,f 5 A I' A X f' A' fQ.'1 Lo. 4, A ,. - ' WK '.. V - 4 A x FEL ' ' gf , 1 ' K , -. I ' ' Q s at NX a - - I K .1 . - ' ,--'iX ' .A K. v tg' ' G A ' a. Ill 1 A , I s f g p Q. gp M a a as Eff in . ,W 'W'---a -f---f of I l ' l foreword The story told IH thus the l958 Hatchet IS dufterent from any ordinary story For thus IS a tale ot nearly l 300 students and ot thelr actnvltnes of the nine months tram September l957 to May l958 ln relating thxs story we of the yearbook staff have at tempted to show how thus year was dntterent from prevuous years Lookrng back over thus past school year many memorable events come to mlnd Who could forget our upset victories over basketball season? On the stage the mixed chorus presentation of Best Foot Forward was a tremendous success Over all our school was well represented by many outstandung students who brought back numerous honors to Washington Hugh School through various Inter school competntnons ln putting together the l958 Hatchet we of the Hatchet staff have endeavored to produce a book which you the student body will luke and enjoy reading We snncerely hope that as many hours ot reading pleasure are dernved from the l958 Hatchet as hours ot work were spent nn producing thus book 2 I I I . . I I . . ' I . . . . . I , . I - teams such as Shawnee Mission, Topeka, and Ward during the n I . , . ll ll l I . l , . dedlcatmn . .. -l...l We the Hatchet staff of 1958 deducate thus book to the hardest working member of our staff Mass Martha Pate She was not only an advlsor but a counselor a protector and a gulde for all our problems She as a youth herself could understand us and make us work harder for an ultnmate goal This has been her flrst year as sponsor of the yearbook and besldes thus she taught two classes of furst year pournalusm was advnsor for two second year classes who put out the school paper weekly and sponsor of the Press Club and the Qulll and Scroll The pucture above IS an unposed shot of a typucal Fruday nnght exut Books nn hand she sets off for home with thought of gradlng papers all day and worrylng about the yearbook all naght The Hatchet staff feels that she us the greatest li J 1 I I , . 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I n 1 1 f ' I 1 A 'VI I A , , ' f X M XA fl ' ff fl ' A X1 LAURIE M CHRISTEMSE N ART STAFF m memory of Lmda Dlckmson Marvella Kraus Norma Jean Sonneveldt January 'I9 1958 X Qs X X Unto Gods QYGCIOLILS mercy and protechon we commlt you The LORD bless you and keep you The LORD make Hrs face to shme upon you and be gracious unto you The LORD Ilft up Hls countenance upon you and guve you peace both now and evermore Amen 6 I I I I I , S' if Y. , 5-5 A V X- 1 ' 9' . ' - , . I I ' . +4 x ix fu. XL W Mr. Claude Huyck, principal, dictates a letter to his secretary. One of the busiest men around Washington is Mr. Claude Huyck, principal. Mr. Huyck has many duties, each essential to the keeping of a well-run high school. Mr. Huyck is busy from the time he arrives at school until long after the 3 o'clock bell. During a day he may handle any duty, from trying to find a substitute for an ill teacher, to talking to a fellow member of the Adult Education committee. ln spite of Mr. Huyck's busy schedule he is also an active member of the Kansas City, Kansas, Kiwanis Club. The WHS principal is extremely interested in school activities and can usually be found at all school functions. these are the wheels Members of the Washington High School Board are, left to right, Mr. J. O. Turner, Dr. William Allen, Mr. Gene Mueller, Mr. Charles Evans, and Mr. Lynn Richards. 8 el e MelnWtes SeodVlceP cp o k togethe fo the ella e of the school that keep us rollmg youll see wull be Mr Lelond Wolloce vuce pruncupol ond Mr Melvun Wunters second vuce pruncupol Dutues of these two vorued ond combuned form one of the reosons Woshungton us o smoothly run hugh school Mr Wolloces uob deols mostly wuth the student humself ond mcuy cover onythung from duscuplunory octuon to oword meruts Supervusuon of the school buses ond student duffucultues ore the ummeduote concern of Mr Wunters For the furst tume un the hustory of Woshungton Hugh School the l957 l958 school boord consusts of fuve members Mr Gene Mueller Mr Lynn Ruchords Dr Wulluom Allen Mr JO Turner ond Mr Chorles Evons Mr Ruchords resugned ot the begunnung of l958 beccuuse of cu uob tronsfer Hus ploce wos token by Mr Hugh Brownfueld Under the provusuons of o low possed by the l957 Konscus Legusloture there now must be fuve members unsteod of the prevuous three on the boord of educotuon of ony rurcul hugh school wuth on enrollment of over l OOO 9 -5 l 'Q Y Q Mr. L and Wallace, Vic -Principal, and Mr. W vi in r, c n ' - rin i al, w r r r w r . I Wolk into the office ony doy cund two of the busiest people , . ' I . - . . I U I - A I I I . . - . ' I I I n ' I - l I I - . a , . . . . I . I . I . , . 'J' Mrs Betty Patton secretary to Mrs Opal Roap and Mrs Meryle Hotugac offnce secretarnes Mr Claude Huyck can be found seem to enjoy the routlne of WHS ofhce work helpmg students ot all hours of the UY they offer a helpm hand Holdlng down the jobs of offlce secretarles are Mrs Betty Potton secretary to Mr Huyck Mrs Opal Roop secretary to Mr Wallace Mrs Meryle Hotujac secretory to Mr Wrnters Besides these dutnes the three admmlstratnve helpers handle all bookkeeplng seventh hour records b sentee records and both superzar and secondary honor roll lusts Muss Mary Newby ca coun selar always has time to give any student advice Mr Paul Hull counselor can be found m hns offnce whenever anyone needs help Mr Paul Hull counselor and Mlss Mary Newby assustant counselor hold very Important jobs here at Washington Located un their new offnce Mr Hull and Mass Newby work with students advlszng them of thenr abllltles and talents and what they are suited for after graduatnon Mr Hull ns also In charge of all vssual and equipment I0 1 ' 1 l .H Y ' , -..W V . , . . , I . , . I - 1 . , . , . , , , . . , . 1 1 O ' I . . I - - I . ' I I . . . . ' I I f I , . f 1i., env at Say oh IS what Mrs Dorothy Gnau school nurse seems to be telling Joann Dellch to do Mrs. Dorothy Gnau, the school nurse, was kept busy this fall keeping up with the flu epidemic. Besides check- ing the reason for absentees and checking each student that becomes ill during the day, the nurse must keep up to date on all events happen- ing for the prevention of epidemics. nurse and llbrarlan help many Mrs Lucille Hamilton the school librarian oversees many jobs She is always on hand to help students with their book selection and reference work This year Mrs Hamul ton serves as chairman of the National Honor Society com mittee while also working with the Horizon Club Buslly seorchmg for reference material Mrs Lucule Homllton WHS llbrarlon '----1:-.... ' ?' V l l ll ll ' ' I I l I D . , . . . I - . ,Wi If 1 I My V' . I . . . WWW - ' . ' 5 gl i X H ' ti l f 1-.: f ' Z V ' fel A X ff -4 lx :true s. .- ll M Poul Roop bus me channc works oll doy keeplng the buses un worlung order Over half of the students at Wash mgton rude to and from school on the school buses The Important job of keeping the eleven buses rn good shape lS that of Mr Paul Roop He does everythung from changmg tures on the bug carruers to almost a complete over haul Also everyday he has to service each of the buses wuth gas and oul whlch IS a job In itself Largest concentration of people to be found offer school are those ot the bus loadlng zone mechanics hx halls, buses Paperwork ll one of the responsnblllhes wluch go olong wlth the job of Mr Wolter Welker heod custodlon Keepmg our school clean and In good shape us a never endmg process Mr Walter Walker now entering has fourteenth year of service eleven of which he has been head custodian s In charge of keepnng our school clean on the outslde as well as on the mslde A total of ten custoduans besldes Mr Walker are needed for the tremen dous job so . g l'. 1 ' I I n I n I i ' I2 CAFETERIA STAFF MEMBERS are Back Row Left to Rught Mrs Dorothy Cravens Mrs Edna Cunnmgham Mrs Mae Yantzl and Mrs Emma Vogel Front Row Mrs Mabel Brune Mrs Dons Sledd Mrs Mary Jane Gates and Mrs Dorothy Stelntl Every day from the hours of l l 30 to l P M Smce starting the new system of each class comung to lunch at a different tnme there IS a steady stream of students and faculty fnlung In to buy their lunches A capable staff of seven prepare the approxnmately 600 lunches served each day Thurty four students lend a helpnng hand to the busy workers XX Mrs Dorls Sledcl left and Mrs Dorothy snack bar located In the cafeterla there's only 600 lunches to hx Lunches milk laughter noise all help ldentufy the cateterna at lunchtime RM if I3 , v, J . c i. ' A i I 'Six - . ' 2 1 A N. 'R 1 ' I 1 - .1 Y- the cafeteria is the busiest room in the school. Cfflvensf fislhh Ure manning the GIWGYS POP'-'la' . . , , I I W5 l Tl ,Q K. r 1 A t s l The Washington P.T.A, is an organization of parents and teach- ers who meet together once a month to discuss mutual problems. Each year this group sponsors an open house to give the patrons of our high school district a chance to in- spect the school building. Offlcers of the Washington PT A are Front Row Left to Right Mrs Don Fiscus and Mrs Ted Estes Back Row Mrs Glen Tolman Mrs R L Turner Mrs Walter Ninemire and Miss Mary Hughes parents and teachers M Wallace Wren English teacher is In his fourth year currently as o faculty parent His son Lynn is now a senior These three WHS teachers have ta the privilege of attending PTA meetings as both a parent and a teacher as all three have children attending Washington They are from left to right Mr Wayne Fllmer and Joyce Mr Ronald Hall and Connie Mr W A Cunning ham and Kay monthly Off: ers of Washington Hugh Schools Teachers Association are as follows President Wllllam Sellers Vice President John Wise Secretary Patricia Comby Treasurer Wllllam Hunter The Washington Teachers Associa tion is an organiza tion of all WHS teachers Its pur pose is to improve the quality of in struction to work for the welfare of the local teachers and to boost the pro fession of teaching I4 . . . . . . . . . , . . , . . : . , . . . , . , . r. , I , . I . us i . . I - 'F ' ' I I I Q . 5 . . I I ' I I 1 F 1 . , ,ff -f ' Y ' I . , . . . wa.. - - ' ' , . 1 , , 5.3.1 r -c.-4- f-- ... n n Qi' -A.. 4. ,gn or .4- . 4451. '? 11'P n.. 4 ra - F11 4-,. ,wr- 11s ., p-. 1., - 4 'f v -',.-. Q -qv. X fe- -y-uan..--.f..,.Y.....-.,... - ..-......---' wqfgjrqrrfr 11-f-.LTJ ' I L s 'Q 1' xii wr' 'Vi -gx Edward Allen Loren Anderson Virgil Boatwright Patrica Comby AB University of Kansas MA Phillips University MS KSTC Emporia AB Carthage College Study Hall Social Science Physical Science English reading, writing, and Pointing out correct methods of grammar, Mr. James Jester instructs his senior English students. Billey Coplin B.S., K.S.T,C., Pittsburg Speech Effie M. Covell Karl Cunningham W. A. Cunningham Gilbert Davidson B.S., K.S.T.C., Pittsburg M.S., K.S.T.C., Pittsburg B.S., K.S.T.C., Emporia B.S., K.S.T.C., Pittsburg Biological Science Electricity Mechanical Drawing Biological Science fl Mrs. Annette Davis Edgar Eikermann A.B., University of Kansas B.S., K.S.T.C., Emporia Art Psychology K' ,nv- up James Engler B.S., Kansas State Social Science college prep english Wayne Filmer M.S., K.S.T.C., Emporia Business 31 Carol Ernst B.S., Kansas State Clothing Presiding over a local Teachers' Association meeting is Mr. William Sellers, president. Mrs. Suzanne Schwantes William R. Foster Jennie Fulton George Alan Gould M.S., K.S.T.C., Emporia B.S., University of Kansas B-5-, Uf'IiV6fSifY Of Kansas M.S., K.S.T.C,, Empori Moth English Foods Debate Ronald Hall Edwin Hosking Mary Hughes Janice Humble MS., K.S.T.C., Pittsburg B,S., K,S.T.C., Emporia M.A., University of Kansas B.S., Kansas State Mechanical Drawing Band Physical Education Home Living are taught by these teachers In the Home Ec department Miss Carol Ernst, leff, and Miss Janice Humble, right, enjoy a cup of coffee and the WASHINGTONIAN during their sixth hour planning period. William Hunter B.S., K.S.T.C., Emporia Math Mrs. Pat Hyden Leroy Kivett B.S., Central Missouri State James Jester B-S., Southwest Missouri James Lower College B.S., K.S.T.C., Emporia State A-B-1 W05hbUVn Shorfhqnd Er1gliSl'l Math Aff 1- X , .Bi is K' f A f Richard Lee Gene Love Charles Lyngar Frederick Madaus B.S., Oklahoma A and M M.E., University of Arkansas A.B., University of Denver B.S., K.S.T,C., Emporia Drivers' Education Math Language Physical Science with patience and kindness Michael Meares an ' -Q' . 'L V MS., K.S'T'C-I Emporio Mr. Melvin Winters instructs his secretarial office practice students in the Typing use of one of today's modern duplicating machines. Mary Newby Mrs. Freta Nickel J9l Meek H0b0 f Neill M.A., Oklahoma State Uni- M.A,, University of Kansas B.S., K.S.T.C., Emporia B.S. Kansas State versity City Physical Science Biological Science Shorthand English Et Thomas Northrop Martha Pate Mahlon Porter B,S., K.S.T.C., Emporia A.B., Fort Hays State M.S., K.S.T.C., Emporia Social Science Journalism General Business, Business Law sixty push chalk all day James Ralston B.Mus., University of Kansas Miss Marilyn Bradley shorthand, and Mrs. Vocal Music Glenn Bair, social science and English, joined the WHS faculty at the beginning of the second semester. Elizabeth Reedy Clarence Reitemeier Carroll Ridgway Marilyn Rogers B-S-1 K-5-T-C-, PiffSlDl-Ifg B.S., AB., Kansas State M.A., K.S.T.C., Emporia B.S., Kansas State E 1QliSl'1 Physical Education Woodworking English We Robert Russell James Sallee Arden Schoenig B.S., K.S.T.C., Emporio M.A., K.S.T.C., Emporio M.S., K.S.T.C., Pittsburg Typing, General Business English Printing grade papers all night v u Q 4 William Sellers M.S., K.S.T.C., Pittsburg Moth Verbally diagromming o football play to Scott Allen is Mr. John Starbuck, head football coach. James Toepfer John SN,-buck Mrs. Rosalie Stine William Tiegreen Bjrvl Bethany Nazarene A.B., University of Colorado M.S., K.S.T.C., Emporio A.B., Ottowo University Oklohomo Sociol Science Language Moth Auto Mechanics 2 IU- Donald Toevs Mrs. Shirley Wagner B.S., Wichita University Social Science Speech B.S., K.S.'l'.C., Emporia Diane Whitley B.S., Kansas State Home Economics they help us along the way WHS began the i957 - 1958 school year with a faculty of 60. Thirty-one of these were new to the Wildcat environment. Some of them, coming from smaller schools or straight from college, probably wondered at the hustle and bustle, but by the time the first semester had ended everyone seemed to have settled into the routine. Wallace Wren John Wise Burl Worley MA' University of M.A., Colorado State B.S., Central Missouri State Kansas City Social Science Typing English Robert Wilson B.S., K.S.T.C., Emporia Social Science Eldon Zollars B.S., Kansas State English if r mzdtson QQ ie ,yi xfCfQ0 MN EX, -.4 ff XX I. fc Y M HI 1, f Y if f K lf! N ww YN X M is 1 y . ff, 1 5 S , rf X 5.3, ---f-----1 Q99 s......x HIY Bock Row B Wllshlre G Gnndel M Henry R Groves J McTaggart C Punnun R Wllcox A Marth E Budy T Tush C Mosley S Edson D Coftelt G Thompson L Dnmmutt E Bales Second Row G Kllngler Gossage A Eagan J Ellis C Bro ne Flynn hr y leads boys Malnralnlng and extendlng a hugh stand ard of Christian llvlng In school and com munuty IS the purpose of the H: Y Offlcers for this group were John Nel son presldent Jack Wlngate vuce presldent Gary Green secretary and Jim Hays treas UFGI' At the annual Hn Y model legislature McKay J Conner K Smuth G Kerr J Nelson Front ow Christensen J Ostertag R McLaughlin G Whittaker M Chnlders F Harrison Mr Cunningham Sponsor Bull Flynn was elected to serve as governor of Kansas HI Y Bock Row H Chuck J Hlgbee J Wrngate R McClaun R Slpes C Roberts L Crowe R Brown G Smuth L Wren G Chancellor Thlrd Row H Weaver J Caldwell G Green L Buerman B Bender R Green R Mnddaugh L Caldwell H Vanderpool J Adams Second 999 HI Y ofhcers try to sell Kathleen Hunter her school books for the comlng year Row R Meyn D Carter J Nelson T Ray L Carson M Newlon T Goode H Collins J Bard G Hord Front Row J Lane L Evans D Adams F Garlett G Plppln M De Groff L Thomas G Ford J Hays T Fisher R Granor Mr Sallee Sponsor Q96 'hr Sf? QQ Q - 5 4 , M' f N .. 24 I i Q lun... gl Enix W1 V . 45- 4, il Q-K .F ,:. , ' J r 1 I lf? A . . V' ' Q 1. . 9 - at . . .xv Q . L- 7- -T1 .4 Q' in - I 1 'r I . 9 ' I 1 L Q . R- Q K, 1 A L vf' Q A 1. 11. ek ., eq 'f ' 1 . J N v E sf F1 rf X-4 f . .N W ,.v-L n . . 114 , ' -s ' wg- A' .sf a K . L. ' 331, ea '- 1-, AQ Q .. . as ' 12 -v M, 1 VF f 3 . -. V L A Sf 'V rf fl ' of ' .' , , . , . ' A , . ' , . , R : L. ' . , . , . R, Strobel, G. Graves. Third Row: R. Ransom, B. Powell, Turner, R. Baker, J. Merilatt, G, Jarvis, B. Bradley, R. ' I ' I ' I ' I ' I ' V I ' A I ' I I ' ' I , . ' ' , . . : . ' , . J. , . , . ' , . w , B, , J. l I 1 . 1 A - I 1 1 ' - I - -- I V ' 1 - ' 1 1 ' 1 - : . , . , . , . , . , A 1 A l 1 - 1 ' 1 ' 1 ' . , . , . I , . l , . . . I ' I ' ' : ' I : - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - l I 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - . , . , . , . , . A , . I ' I ' I ' ' 1 ' 1 ' i 5 fig A . 1 A ,. . 1 1 , f 5 .,, Q W ., , ' K 1 1 . g 4 I Q lt tx 4 47 -' A 0 . 5 K 5 , I ig... v ,E V. , t E . 2 4 , A A 5' W , R A W' ? - - , , , ' YTEENS Bock Row S Lake M Woodson J Crozner K Stephens J Pulley D Kllnger T Whvtaker G Lus K Cunnnngham L Logan M Martnn G Chaffnn S Warn combe S Storey S Smith J Carter C Peterson C C Hoehns M Wnllxams P Burnett J Hl T If Holllday K Anderson Front Row Ha IH Row T Whltaker B Buchanan D Wartel A Bucklnnger Casebeer R Pederson K Woods T Penny J Carpenter J Wldener D Flscus P Schmndt L Grnpp C Myers S V Jordan S Mattox B Baker J Day C Shoner G Comstock J Smlth S Ehrhardt Second Row A Garver Dodge Mlss Rogers Sponsor y teens give rehglous backmg One of the largest clubs at Washnngton thus past year was the Y Teens branch ofthe Y W C A and co operates with the natnonal club nn many ways Heart sister week was a bug event and so was the Sweetheart Hop the club sponsored February ll At this dance, Scott Allen was elected Mr Sweetheart Barbara Stout was chosen to represent the W H S group at the Inter club Councll meetlngs Officers of the club were Kathy Reeves president Erma Bramms vuce president Karen Stanley, secretary and Barbara Mud daugh treasurer YTEENS Back Row S ONeal B Rush F Frevert B Hammond N Gouby J Stelntl M Farris J Peknlk Peat J Sells B Brlstow D Garrett D Wantley G Smlth B Thomas C Brewood J Dlcklnson Front DeHoff P Dewey L Qulnn Third Row J Smith G Row Miss Reedy Sponsor C Knlttle B Belt S Clayton Hays N Sonneveldt J Kindred B Harris P Wrlson C Schofneld L Dlcknnson S Dueker B Ragan Combs P Farmer N Burke J Verbon S Ferguson G Edmnnster P Songer R Kowalchuk C Wntham A Mather Knotts Second Row C Jackson M Kraus A Anderson 25 -S as .J . . r - EE 1 Q fy. -H 2 ', 1 -1- 2 J so - -3' Q , 4 l Vx v ,J rg er, , , . ' A , . , . il. I1' d ' . . 2 E. Ild' , E. 1 ' J 1 ' ' : ' 1 1 V 1 ' I I I I I Over 300 girls boosted this organization in its activities. The group is a . . g I ' ll ll O F . .. ' . . I I . at I 1 - ' , . S. , . , . ' , . , . ' , J. . ' , . , . , . ' ' . , . , . ' , - ', . ' , - D. A , . ' ' , . , - , S. ' : - 1 - 1 - 1 I YTEENS Back Row J Colby B Shlvers J Kanoskey C Hoendorf A McColl N Roberts D Cox B Stout A Wood M Gratke C Newland M Roney Tlurd Row C Emrnch R Loughery J Carpenter C Woder L Tolman J Gamblll M McCall S Brown D Wosko E Brooms L Oesterrelch V Bryant Second Row J Hetzler L Ne son J Crouse J Therotf P Slpes B Stlpetlc D Roblnson S Stanley L Fischer M Jennlngs L Mason B Metz Front Row Mlss Comby Sponsor S Borrett P Cmdrrch L McToggort S Wood B Schmidt B Mlddaugh M Hester B Rogan J Holekvam S Murphy C Wssthoft M Gallagher Mr Sweetheart at Washmgton elected by the Y Teens and announced at theur sweetheart dance was Scott Allen senlor YTEENS Back Row D Smlth E LeGore S Neal M Theno F Welsendanger J Schneider D Judy K Stanley B Mundy P Mobley M Mendlckn J Hunter Thlrd Row K McNaughton S Clarke M Tebbe V Wantley Twrtchell P Roberts L Shane N Twntchell J Fruits Edwards B Adams J Chrlstensen Second Row Duffendack B Price M Mournlng L Stanley L Lamuel C Hlcklen J Andrews M Dowell C Evans E Fouts A Brunker Front Row J Hord D Don Carlos C Powell C Urbenec G Pannter K Welder A Park D Hopper Y Ledmskl K Barney B Estes 26 '53 41 1 - 11' J' ..: - a N g 8 1' f E . 4 - a ,, - . ' .. lk I. . e '1- . , - 1 V 1 - 1 - 1 ' 1 - 1 r 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 - 1 - 1 - - ' A - 1 1 A 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 ' 1 1 1 1 - 1 4 1 - 1 r 1 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 A I - 1 - 1 - 1 ' 1 - . , . . - A 1 - . . I tu. K , .f 5' . , ' 1 1 0 ' - . . , . , .. , . 1 ' 1 ' 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 - 1 - 1 - .1 ' 1 . , . , . , . . . . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . . C. . , . , . . - s Q YTEENS Back Row M Uzelac J Jester J Thomas N Keltner N Jacks B Young U Spencer F Cannafax G Shomaker M Gamble S Smxth Thlrd Row B Bur to P Long M Dale J Lewis W Kelley K Lester F Evans J Cooper J Katen J Edmonston S Mnlam Second G OO Row S Rellnng L Kraus T Shane B Smuth N Dormols V Duncan J Bllyeu J Klempnauer M Robbins J Fllrner P Lockerby Front Row S Anderson C Hunter C Davuson C Stromberg J Brown S McMahon J Smlth A Browntneld M Wlllnams K Thompson S Novo Gradac Y TEENS Back Row L Link R Kerr P Schmaltz R Ross M Woods H Owens R Hollxday S Brngman J Cralg D Wetschenshy A OBrxen Thlrd Row L Chllders M Thomas D Gull S Shuck L Shaw B Mourning C ur olskl unduft B Sen hepune Grlnne Chromster Second Row J Rrchards S Strth S Parks J Reynolds J Everett D Montavon J Knrttle B Stranght M Conn N Cowley S Smrth Front Row C Kllne L Cortrlght S Ledbetter J Gray D Flscus B Slmmons A Bradley S Gay B Cravens D Edmonds fellowshrp throu h projects Besndes doing things for the school and communnty the Y Teens do thungs for each other The annual heart srster week as a bug thung around Valentine s Day The gurls draw names and then secretly bring a gnft every day to the glrl whose name they draw On the last day, the secret trnend puts her name on the g1tt Lindo Quinn slyly puts o surprise In her heart slster's locker while Carol Newland keeps watch 27 , . -4 . ,- - l . . .. Q t 0- . ., L 'J NJ U , ' Q gr ' J - - 4 - ,, .. - , -fi , 1' ' a- A ' - .. ' L 5 .1 -. ,, v,- ' - ' T 1 ' ' . . f :L ' - . ' fa. . - . . , . , . , : . , . , . , . , . , - 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 , , . , , . I . - . . I . , . , . V11 - 1 ' 1 - 1 1 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 A 1 , . , - , . - - . , . , . , . ' . J A T 0 .1- 4 s 3 ' 5 :. 1 . ' 5 'lr 3 JH ' T 1 ' 1 - 1 ' I - - : - 1 - 1 - 1 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 1 - 1 - 1 A 1 - 1 . 1 . . , . . . . , . , . . . . , . , . , . . . . , . - 1 1 1 - 1 - 1 ' 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - Bd,D.C ,. Q ,R. n,o. ,. ,. ,. . I I , - , 4 xc . . . . I ' F H A Back Row L Grupp M Barber S Beacham M Roney C Hoendorf D Cox S Brown F Wersendanger S Tlllrsch J Mace Thlrd Row P Reno N Fague F Evans S Neal D Kerr P Llndgren M Theno J Sterntl J Shaffer J Owens Second Row L Rrck M Dowell P Orr C Davrs E Mrros S Moore C Knlttle S Roberts K Hohman C Holliday Front Row Mlss Humble Spon sor B Serchepvne M Streker K Bender P Anderson S O Brnen f h a means they're avarlable The new Washington Hugh chapter of the Future Homemakers of Amer :ca began rn full swung rn the fall wrth an evenrng rnstallatron ceremony presrded over by the Bonner Springs Chapter The oftrcers dutles were to be ably handled by the followrng grrls Sherron Brown presrdent Le Ann Chrlders vrce president Joyce Strentl secretary Maryorre Streker treasurer Sue Trllrsch hlstorran Sharon Moore parlramentarran Becky Smrth song leader and Miss Janice Humble actlng as head sponsor F H A rs an Incorporated non profrt youth orgamzatlon sponsored by the Home Economrcs Branch of the Offrce of Educatron and the Amerrcan Home Economlcs Assoclatlon The year s actrvrtres of the gurls In thus organ azatron are centered around the F H A goal whrch rs Learning to llve better today an order that the homemakmg puplls lrves and those of their famrlues may be better tomorrow 28 In March the gurls elected Mrss FHA who was crowned at thenr sprung dance one of the most Important actnvltles of the school year Sherron Brown presldent of F H A practices her cooking under the super vrsron of Mrss Janet Humble Sherron was elected secretary of the Drstrrct No l F F A group and wlll take offlce In September l958 t . E 2 Z L, 2 2 , 6 . A F' Q Qs 1 ' -so X 17. - S 5 1: 1 3 5 .V ,. 8 2 5 :.',. ,. , .1.'1f'1-'11'1- 1 - 1 - 1 ' 1 - 1 - . r ' , ' ' ' : ' - , , . . ' : . , . , . I - 1 - 1 1 1 - 1 - I I I D I l ' I , I , ' I Birgman, A. Brunker, S, Clayton, C. Davison, S. Parks, A. . 1 ' , , . . : . , . , - I I I I I . . . , . 3 1 I 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 j . . . 1 I - I . . . . . 11 . . . . . , ll ' a ll U Il I , . . ., 0 H Back Row L McToggart B Ragan N Jacks P Sxpes J Zabornnk R D ynne J Colby G Gnlbert J Rejba L Nason Tlurd Row N Keltner B Buchanan D Warfel P Lackerby K Slfmryer W Kelley A Kyger C Coffee S Reudllng M Tnbbe J Verbon Second Row Qt Duffendacl' J Allure B Belt K McNaugl'1tOn Chnstensen J Smuth B Campbell R Glenn K Norgard C Kosorog S Edmnnster Front Row C Horn J T Etes Reynolds K Welder B Pnce C Crab Don Carlos D Flaggard N Cowley Mass Wlmtley Sponsor and know what's cookm' Larsen J Lyman S Myers S Pnke V Spencer N Lyman S Barrett P Cnndruch Thlrd Row P Wnlson J Kllngler S Harrus B Horns M Wullrams J Sulbelka J Edmonston B Slmpson N Sonneveldt P Nxchol J Dlcknnson Second nth L K aus R es N c J F1 m r L Dncknnson Front Row C Klnne L Chulders D Mon tavon S Althoff C Reno A Alleman K Dame R Grin nell J VVaddeIl S Ledbetter 1 - 'J' P :VV 1 ., .1 74' L su YT' 5 .. J' v a , - .. M '. v 'ju k ,, U2 F 1 .1 U : Y C' S A+ L F. . A. -- : . , . , . , C. X, . ' , . , . 1 J- . ' , . ', . e' , . , . ' , . ' , 1 ' , . , - 1 V 1 ' , . l . ' : . , . , . , . ' . 2 . , . Off, . , . , 4 , 4 , . , B. S , J. , 1 A , - ' , - br D' . , . , . ' , . . : , . , . , , - l F. H. A. - Back Row: J. Lewis, J. Gates, J. Knight, M. Row: C. Powell, B, Mundy, K. Anderson, R. Pederson, B , . , . , . ' , . , . , Sm' , . r , . Bat , E. Fouts, L, ik, . 'l e, . , . ' ' . ' 1 . ' , . ' , , ' ' , g A ' I A ' I , . - 1 - 1 - - 1 - 1 - 1 1 A 1 - 1 - , . , . ' - ' 1 A 1 - 1 - A 1 - , 1 . A L. Z- sa : N' -N , T' ' J f ' ' V' Q' M .1 4 'L A Q A .. - , 6 g - - 1 1, 5 . - ' 1 -Y 1 'Th L X - 4, 1 ', .x 4 lv .Nr I J 1 Q y '.. 29 QF? FW 9 055i-f.0C'5.f KEY CLUB - Bock Row: S. Clarke R. Strobel Groves S. Allen C. Fr L. Sanders A. Mar Elliott, G. Richards, T. Hooper. Third Row: J. McKay K. Smith, B. Sargert, D. McLean, C. Mosley, T. Tush L. Dimmitt, M, Gibson, J. Gaffney, L. Goode, B. Flynn Second Row: E. Bales G. Green C. Allen J. Ellis M Childers L Tabberer G Kerr D Smith A Eagan T Goode L Caldwell S Higgins Front Row Mr Sellers Sponsor A Vaughan L Childers L Christensen P Tramel C Sprague M Harris J Nelson J Miller J Ostertag G Ford J Hays Mr Zollars Sponsor all -male key club serves school Always trying to be of service to the school and community is the goal of the select group of boys in the Key Club. This organization, which is a branch of the Kiwanis Club, was supervised by Mr. William Sellers and Mr Eldon Zollars. One of the group's first projects this year was the selling of auto tags. They also sold coffee and ice cream at the football games in addition to parking cars as a school service w-club formed by lettermen Members of W - Club are boys who have received letters in any of the major sports Under the sponsorship of Mr. Hobart Neill and Mr. John Starbuck these lettermen present the annual W - Club banquet and are honored at the Lettermen's dance by the Pep Club These boys take over the responsibility of checking tickets and activity cards at all home games. W-CLUB -- Back Row: B. Fulton, F. Robinson, M McCurdy, B. Perkins, J. Tillisch, L. Sanders, J. Epps S. Allen, G, Hevelone, M. Walker. Third Row: J Gaffney, R. Green, J. Wingate, R. Strobel, J. McTaggard R. McClain, D. Elliott, L. Wren, J. McKay, B. Bender. I Second Row: F. Yankoviz, L. Paul, J. Higbee, E. Jarvis, B. Sargert, R. Router, M. Gibson, M. Hayes, R. Gleech- man. Front Row: Mr. Neill, Sponsor, J. Adams, C. Sprague, R. Hunter, C. Herbst, L. Bierman, J. Ruby, B. Powell, Mr. Starbuck, Sponsor. sf 2 T . Q at Y, 1-'li LT' Y, ers 'iw' EBF? will hiv A Wfvilv'-l 'B E .9 -fl HORIZON CLUB Back Row L Moson P Slpes Sells C Woder M Kessler N Jocks S Peot S Pnper Clndrlcr' Thlrd Row J Edmonston C Peterson Grnpp M Tebbe J Schneider S Loke E Le G re Wldener P Reno Second Row L Nick J Verbon .2 Glrls ot W H S interested an developing their personoluty soclol ex perlence vocotuonol explorotlons ond berng of servrce to others combuned their efforts by joining the Hornzon Club Thus orgonuzotson supplements :ts programs wlth speokers movnes ond hos the trodltuonol pncnxc an the toll The colors chosen to represent the club ore blue ond sllver Blue stonds for unlrmuted possrbulntues thot moy be occomplushed for themselves ond others silver for rmogunotuon laughter ond fun Sponsoring the group were Mrs Lucnlle Homllton ond Miss Jennne Fulton The clubs presrdent was Bobble Roqon ond ossustrng her os vlce president wos Joonn Delrch Record Ing the minutes kept Sharon Mrlom busy ond keeprng trock ofthe money wos Joonn Verbon s job HORIZON CLUB Back Row S Beochmon L Logon B Mlddouoh E Holldan B Simpson J Stelntl J Del h D Garret D Judy M Roney B Shuvers G Gnlbert B Front Row S Doush G Pornter D Hopper K Anderson Rogon J DeHott Thurd Row J Hunter B Rogan S S Edmmster S St th P Anderson D Montovon Mrs Hendrnckson P Cooper D Smrth L Smuth M Forrrs G Homllton Sponsor Dodge Second Row B Donmgon J Smrth P Cheyney 31 1 '4' .gl H. ., Q., 'lb .- Q 4 ,, v .. 5 Fi- .- V A .. , L '- ,- L: I3 .ff Q. 4' 5 C a , ' '- V- 1 5 4 e. .0 . , . 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S .. ,, Mllom E Fountotn P Blockmer M Wrlllcms C Knlttle C Kosorog J Hord Front Row Muss Fulton Sponsor J Corpenter B Hlf C Horn C Vrbenec J Reynolds D Don Corlos S Bmgmon J Woddell D Wetschensky 'Si Z-fn S Oesterreuch V Ronnebaum B Stout M Kessler E Brooms D Robunson F Reed N Keltner B Dragush Thlrd Row M Hester L Denk P Wulson K Stanley Garner V Stroud L Hall B Smuth J Sube ka Roberts B Mundy Second Row C Vrbenec D Gull UF' V Jordan L Kraus A Anderson D Schofield D Chronust Front Row R HuntJ Brougham B Hays P Black mer B Kenslow J Klempnauer B Donnugan S Novo Gradac S Shobe L Morruson Mrs Gnau Sponsor future nurses assist mrs gnau Future Nurses Club consists of hugh school gurls who are interested un the career of nursung Meeting once a month they have speakers from varu ous hosputals throughout the area ln thus manner the gurls are informed about the nursing programs offered un nearby hospitals These gurls learn more about meducune and carung for the suck through trips questuon and answer peruods and other actuvutues of the organuzatuon Headung Future Nurses Club thus year were Karen Stanley president Pat Roberts vuce presu dent, and Mary Hester, secretary treasurer The school nurse at Washungton Mrs Dorothy Gnau sponsored the club Six gurls selected from the Future Nurses oraanuzatuon donated one hour of theur tume each day to help un the nurse s offuce Slx Nurses Andes who helped Mrs Dorothy Gnou In her office are Left to Rlght M Kessler K Stanley J Dellch Mrs Gnou S Novo Grodac P Roberts M Hester 1 J Q 4- Q' B 113 0 95 L BA vw ft 6, 5' - . -av q . - , '1 s ' I E' , s- - 1 if ' f ti W1 1 f R t - ' -.,. 5, Q u 1 + ' ' V Y . B: 6 .. , H 1 Uv A u ., , K 1 .T ' B v I 0, ' 1 J S l V h , , ' V ' F 3 S . P' P Q TT' ' K I Q Dlnla 2. . FUTURE NURSES - Back Row: G. Gilbert, D. Judy, L. L. Nick, P. Dixon, J. Smith, P. Nichols, M. Glenn, P. Long, , . ' , . , , , . . er. : . .1 , . , . - C. , . , - 1 - ' , - l 1 P- , - , - ' , . , - I I , . . . . . . I - ' I I - - 1 Ia - . ' v u 1 I 1 ' ' G 1 ' 1 . . , . . . . . , . I - 1 - I , . , . ' , . , . 1 l 32 DRAMATICS Bock Row D Fuscus L Tabberer C B Schmidt J Theroff J Graham B Rogan B Adams Newlon J F Reed J Drogush R Cheyney Second Row R Meyn S ONeal ngote B Stout J McKay B Flynn S Prper Front Row L Koch J Smith N Dormozs N Crouse D Robnnson F Frevert S Puper B Mr Caplan Sponsor dramatrcs, debate demand talent Scenery bulldnng and make up are jobs handled by the Dramatscs Club Members must have enough actlvuty points accordlng to the ment system set up by the club DEBATE Back Row A McColl L Dnmmntt L Mc Mnllon T Hooper R Bond M Kessler V Bundy Tl-nrd Row E Bales T Goode L Caldwell B Flynn J Theroft R Cheyney Second Row J Hord S Lake N Twltchell By the end of the season the Washmg ton debate teams had entered thirteen tourna ments and placed In four of them One of these achuevements was when the squad took fourth un the dnstrnct contest N Twntchell J Todd J Muller Front Row H Owens M Myers L Seward G Smith S Smnth Mr Gould Sponsor 33 -la A :U i e. S aw l .9 ' r J ': -4 1 I 5 1, ,, .1 ' .V, . 1 : 9 .uf 1: fr , g -fu J ' fs 7 A ' J, . 4. X ll z ' ,, , -, W n iv .Q . 4' W ,,, 1 S - Y g .- , . Wi , . , , , . , L. . ' . : . , . ' , , ', . Caldwell, E. LeGore. Third Row: P. Roberts, G. Rollwagon, Twitchell, N. Twitchell, K. Norgard, M, Myers, G. Smith, - 1 - 1 4 I 1 ' 1 - I 1 - - - 1 ' I 1 , . , 1 , , . , l - I - . , . . . s ... 3 A X - ' ' I ' . 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - - A . ' , . , . ' . : . , : ' 1 - 1 - 1 4 1 ' 1 . I . , . l , . V I , I . . : . , . , . ' , , , .. r. . V ,,, 2. , I V k X Q? 1 3 'J L V 0 5 A I ss. F . 3 , SPANISH CLUB ack Row Fggcher F Reed Srader J Morrns J Christensen K McNaughton J Smuth Manuel D Robmson 5 Edson J Todd J Moyer 5 S Glenn K Woods K Manuel A OBnen Front Row rockeff p Smeg J Hansen J Sf, e Thmj Row Mrs Stine Sponsor L Childers S Hutton M Edler C Mundy J Smnth P Wnlson M Dale M Jennungs S Pear Powell K Barney J Carlson J Waddell J Everett C Novo Gradac Second Row L Caldwell E Helm J language clubs study the old By Jounsng one of the language clubs at W H S a student may famnlnar :ze hlmself wlth the customs and country as well as the language Itself For one of Its festivities the Spanlsh Club took a trlp to a Mexican restaurant to use Spanlsh ln orderung their food The French Club dlned at a restaurant that served French food Helplng the members wnth thelr trnps and proJects kept the Spanish Club s sponsor Mrs Rosalie Stlne on her toes One of the new teachers around the Alma Mater thus year Mr Howard Lyngar stepped ln to handle the sponsorship of the French Club As presldent the French students chose Susan Stanley flrst semester and Glenda Hays second semester The Spanish pupils elected Larry Caldwell as thelr presldent FRENCH CLUB ack Row J Theroff E Bales Row Mr Lyngar Sponsor J Carlson K Stephens B Devner J Carpenter C Wader S Stanley Second Row Kaufman J Varner J Smnth Hull S Murphy G Hayes J l-lod Front -Q vs T 34 'luv ' , X72 -H . 6 .,. 3 5- S 5 1 Q . - 'A T ,- 4 I 6 '5 ' L .1 f N 5 F. S F R l 1 S- rfe 1 ' '52 ?' A ' S :A K ' ' . ' I J J 1 5 4 - ,, S - L- 'F' ' - B : L. ' , . , S. , A -1 - ' 1 - 1 - h 1 , . 1 - 1 A 1 - 1 - 1 ' ' ' ' ' ' l ' ' 4 ' C , . ' , . , , 'n. ' : B. V 1 I - 1 - 1 - 1 , .F ' , . 4 , . , . ' , . , 1 A 1 - 1 - 1 ' I S, Baird, J. Cooper, V, Jordan, J. Steintl, S. Tilllsch, S. Kline- - . : . , . , . l . . ,I - I , . . I ' I ' f ' I ' 1 I I I ' - B : . , . ,B. : . , 5 . , . , , . , . , , . : , . . . ' , J. ' , . , . , . r . 3' Q 5 3 U , if ' J ' . S' ... . va C' ,-L .. v . fc. 12- A. A it il LATIN CLUB Bock Row C Newland M Grafke Richards R Rowden C Roberts M Henry B Sanger nbson E Braams Third Row C Amy B Anderson Bales, R Laughery C Ernrnch Ells M Uze Harms J Kindred Second Row V Jordan D Kerr G LeGore J l-lord M Farrns M Smrth G Smuth Front Row i E Strth J Reynolds T Vtfhntaker D Don Coros Mrldes J Manns R ss E art club creates the new G Hayes T Whstaker B Mrs Stlne Sponsor S Goy Contrary to beluef the Latnn language IS not completely dead at least not at Washungton Latun Club members change ancnent tlmes to modern when they present their annual Roman Banquet At this affalr they not only dress luke Romans but all of the old customs are fol lowed Besides the banquet there as also a yearly sunrnse breakfast sometnme un the sprung Workmg wuth the sponsor Mrs Rosalie Stine was the club s presndent Marx Gabson ART CLUB Back Row S Manuel R Freed C Lester C Moore Second Row L Koch M Glenn C Dale B Apt fingers along with creatlve minds be long to Art Club members at Washnngton T become a member of the club a person must be an advanced art student with a grade average of not less than a 2 In art class and no fallures nn hrs other classes Assustsng other depart ments the group made posters to advertuse the Chrnstmas Vespers the Variety Show and other presentations Jolnrng forces wlth Mr Lauver to sponsor the club was Mrs Davns a new art teacher at W H S Ellis Front Row Mr Laufer Sponsor L Clark J Edmon ston G Luscombe Mrs Davus Sponsor t 'Y 'li ,JI Q 6 'bl w ' ' . - - , 'en t'x xv. L Us . A , 5 . ,N 3 ,, .., 3 'Tu g Q .. ., Q - ll- If . .. ' 2 . - C - X S V X.-:T J ix: .Ir ' ! V1 ' , . , . , . , . , . ' , . ' , : . ' , : . G' , . . ' : . . , . S. ' , . , , ' , . l , . , , ' , J. l ' , . lac, M. ' , . ' , . Ro , ' , . ' , 2 . , . , . I . I . . ' I O I ' I . . - , , . , A 1 . I , , , . , - . , . . . I ' ' I - : . , . , , , . : . X , 5 . , . - . . : . , . , . , . , . , Y , - Q Q X . 'N 3 5, Q 'Q r f R v G? . S ia! ' J .fl . 5 CS' 7 40 Y' QUILL AND SCROLL Bock Row B Flynn J McKay Schmidt E LeGore C Brooke Front Row B Stout G Rlchards L Tabberer S Stanley N Dormons Third Stromberg C Kosorog L Christensen B Hammond R Row J Thomas R Laughery S ONeal V Bundy K Pedersen Not Pictured M Glbson Reeves Second Row Miss Pate Sponsor C Dale B students wm special recognition Headlines page layouts type count these were a few of the expressuons familiar to the twenty one students who joan ed the Quill and Scroll a natnonal honor soc: ety for high school yournalusts Along wnth hugh scholastic standing membership In this orgamzatuon meant recognutnon for supervar work In some phase on the newspaper or year book productions NATIONAL FORENSIC LEAGUE Bock Row A McCall B Gay L Dlmmntt T Hooper L McMillan M Kessler Thlrd Row J Hord D Bales V Bundy J Theroff J Actlve and outstandnng speech and de bate students are chosen by Mr Alan Gould as members of the National Forensnc League Membershlp In this honorary organlzatlon IS acknowledged by most unnversntues To re mann In the group the students must mam tam a 2 average and keep actuve un debate and speech ner Front Row B Flynn S Smlth H Owens Twntchell N Twltchell G Smlth M Meyers Mr Gould Sponsor 36 IQ 3 'T 43 1? 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X PRESS CLUB Back Row S Prper C Allen R Laughery N Dormors B Hammond S ONeal V Wautley C G Rlchards B Songer L Tabberer S Stanley Thrrd Kosorog Front Row L Clark A Brownfreld R Pedersen Row E LeGore J Thomas B Bunrch S Murphy P C Brooke C Stromberg D Cunduff Mnss Pate Sponsor Tramel S Trllrsch M Gubson Second Row K Hunter journalists create press club actlvlty board dlstrlbutes cards Arousung Interest nn the fleld of your nallsm the newly organlzed Press Club got oft to a bug start thus past year Collectrng used books at W H S for juvenule homes In the area was one of the club s most successful projects Presudent Barbara Bunnch was elected to keep order and Roberta Laughery as vuce presndent of the club was responsrble for the programs Srx students worknng on the actlvnty board were kept busy collectnng money tor the act rvrty tuckets and drstrrbutnng them These small red and white cards admit students to school functrons buy the Washmgtonlan and the school annual The actuvrty board members also dustrnbute other necessary maternal to the home rooms ACTIVITY BOARD Left to Right D Cundaff J Thomas J Ellls C Stromberg Mr Wallace Sponsor J Gates E Bales 37 .4 C f ' 5' 'J 9 B .5 R. 1 ' in nb' K' I Ti ': 5' Qv. V C' 17 2 ,, M .A 1, ,. -av 7 if ' , lx v- Y7 l K h l -,T ' ,, xp 'V' Y, - , s, K ... v. . --,- , 15- I X ' 1-ng? A f , 9 if 3 A rg..sf.,, ' I . . , . I ' - 1 - 1 r 1 - 1 r 1 - 1 ' 1 A ' 1 ' 1 r 1 - ' - I - 1 r Q 1 - 1 5 - 1 - 1 4 1 - 1 - - 1 - 1 - 1 1 ' , . , . . : . , I I I I I I I .. . , I -- : . ' , . , . A , . , , 1 I - 1 - - 4 4' 5' ' - 'K .wt fl 1 if I f f nf 1 x , A A Y I 0 . v h , r A 5? . , W if -.ISQ B Stout R Strobel S Allen T Hooper J Gaffney J McKay L Tabberer P Brazelton Third Row B Rogan C Dale K Stanley S Stanley B Flynn R Laughery V Bundy L Shane J Graham Second Row Mlss Covell Sponsor J Theroff E LeGore K Reeves J Carpenter M Hester J Nelson D Fnscus K Hendee Front Row D Cundlff B Baker B Mnddaugh J Hunter E Yeoman B Schmrdt P Roberts N Twatchell G Smith semor year brought honors to hard As the entire school listened Mr Leland Wallace Vlce prnnclpal announced the thirty fnve members of the l958 Natlonal Honor Soclety These students were chosen from a lust of fifty seven ellglble sensors This elnglbulnty lust was derlved from the semester cll and clubs VALEDICTORIAN Gary Rnchards wxth a grade average of l 0263 topped his classmates to recelve the honor of vale dlctorlan Garys extra curricular Interests were journalusm student coun Wesley Wolfe placed hugh wnth a grade average of l 0289 to be salutator nan Wesley transferred from Central Hzah School Kansas Cnty Mo and has been a student at W H S one year workmg students grades made by these students durnng theur four hugh school years The flnal thurty five were outstanding nn these four areas scholar ship servlce character and leadership Later a candlellght :nntratuon ceremony was gnven so the parents could share the honor n . SALUTATORIAN Gary Rlchards Wesley Wolfe 38 Nz U , 3 9 1 5 5 - , , V . ., . - ' 4 Q 5 1'- 1 - '. gg 33 if ,,,44Fii-Ai' l 4. 4. - 1- rl J I . 'T IZ, ' 5 5 : :S ef, J, , f - , Q vw. A ., .Wy 5, 'Q 'gy 1 , 5 J of , ,q. ' r ei so t - l . Y' . . - ,fl NATIONAL HONOR soclsrv - Bock Row: G. Richards, 1 . , . , . , . ' , ' 1 ' 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 ' l 1 ' 1 ' l 1 ' l - 1 - 1 - ' : l 1 I I Q a 1 I K . . . ' 1 ' 1 ' ' ' l - I 1 U 1 , l . - - 1 . . Q N ' l 1 ' I at S , I ' 1 I I I I 'I 4 . Student Council means exactly what Student Council officers are from left to right J Delach Treos If Il'TtplleS lt IS the QOVGVHIHQ body Of Urer T Tush President G Richards Vice president and B Rogan the school that carries out important 5ef'e 'Y activities to benefit the entire student body at Washington This council is composed of four representatives elected from each class One student from every home room is chosen to attend each meeting and to take the results of this meeting back to his home room Besides the registration of cars the group also adopted a foreign orphan The child Bach Van l-lung was ob tained through the Foster Parents Plan Assisting the council in their projects were three sponsors Miss Newby Mr Sellers and Mr Hunter STUDENT COUNCIL - Back Row: Miss Newby, Sponsor: Mr. Hunter, Sponsor. Third Row: J. Del-loff, S. O'Neal L. Evans, J. Hord, S. Edminster. Second Row: K. Del Percio, J. Hoeikvam, J. Brougham, A. Brownfield, P. Sch- midt, Mr. Sellers, Sponsor: T. Whitaker. Front Row: B. Flynn, B. Rogan, C. Brooke, J. Delich, G. Green, G. Richards, T. Tush. Tom Tush checks the school parking lot for student's cars that are not registered accord- ing to the new system. The council made a record of vehicles that were driven to school by issuing red and white, numbered stickers. student council governs student body r WASHINGTONIAN Back Row F Bradley S Murphy C Pike S Piper V Waitley A Brownfield K Hunter Front Row B Hammond C Horn L Clark N Dormois S ONeal weekly edrhon takes cooperation WASHINGTONIAN Back Row B Seichepine M Gibson C Allen G Rouyer Miss Pcite Sponsor D Cundiff Front Row C Kosorog G Richards C Brooke B Bunich Second and third year yournalism students under the supervision of Miss Martha Pate make p the staff of the school paper. Formerly the Washingtonlan has been a bi-weekly but this past year, it came out almost every Friday. Besides the journalism classes, Mr. Arend Schoenig and his printing students made each edition possible. All the photography was done by students as well as the writing and printing. Prmtlng one of the many prctures they take for the WASHINGTONIAN are the school photographers from left to nght Mike Smith and Larry Robinson WASHINGTONIAN Bock Row D Barnes R Pedersen E LeGore L Tabberer P Chase S Tillisch Front Row S Stanley R Laughery J Thomas C Stromberg i - LITERARY EDITORS Berk ROW K Reeves B SECRETARIES AND SPORTS Back Row M Hester K Stanley Schmidt J GfOh0m Front ROW 5 5fO 1leY R C Allen C Kosorog Front Row B Mlddaugh B Stout Laughery staff edits hatchet Besldes edntung the yearbook the Hatchet Staff members 4 spend many hours working on money making projects to fmance the book The Vornety Show and the Hatchet Ball At every home basketball and football game the staff sells popcorn and candy to moke more money Advlslng and supervlslng the work on the 1958 HATCHET were the edltors Back Row Gary Richard and Marx Gibson and the sponsors Front Row Mass Martha Pate and Mrs Shirley Wagner PHOTOGRAPHY AND ART Back Row Robinson Front Row F Reed Christensen C Dale B Rogan vggw CIRCULATION AND BUSINESS Back Row L Tabberer J McKay Front Row P Tramel B Flynn V Bundy 41 ,A ff, , KJ. Q ' it . j 2,3 ,R g,4, 1 A - S . , I 1 '33 I A -- : . , . - g , , , , ' , . . 1 . , . . , . , : . ' , . . . - . . If 5, . . . ' - ' . - I Q . ' , slll'lL-X are the two bug events sponsored by the Hotchet members. fn 'Q 3 , . I - X 5 MX A -fx ' Ea L. ' . : . , L, l , . , . . A 'ii V sn K X : . , . , : 1 1 fl .X I : 4D BANNER GIRLS - J. Fruits, N. Twitchell, R. Harper, J. Hill, M. Hester, S. O'Neal, P. Wilson, S. Milam, N. Twitchell, A. Brownfield. girls wear red and white v - - POM-POM GIRLS 1 Bock Row: S. Piper, B. Bunich, V. Wiacek, N. Gouby. Third Row: M, Dale, B. Hammond, S. Edminister, J, Carpenter, S. McMahon. Second Row: J. Colboch, K. Norgard, M. Tibbe, J. Christensen. Front Row: J. Day, M. Conn, J. Smith, J. Jancick, N. Cowley. FRESHMAN CHEERLEADERS - Bock Row: B. Rogan, L. Logon, S. Dueker. Front Row: D. Hopper, L. Stanley, S. Smith. 42 K ,. mga Nm, As--we ' ' 1 in Zag! ..- l , L, 3 xl l flf4 mu lv- QHL - . ',nun L 534 .,,,- ,, ,,. sw. ,. Q, 15i4'W'54'5'l -WEEE? I: -- -. -- ,.,,. , ...ur f-' w,v ' JM,- VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Left to Rughl' Charlotte Brooke Pat Roberts Barbara Schrnudt Larry Tabberer Bobble Rogan Joann Deluch peppy cheerleaders boost spmt Bug red bug whute let s tught' And they dud fught encouraged by the sux vuvacuous varsuty cheerleaders Combunung yells wuld cat roars and whoops unto unutued express uons of excutement and enthusuasm was the maun task of head cheerleader Barbara Schmudt and her fauthful fuve All senuors these wuldcat cheerleaders practuced practuc RESERVE CHEERLEADERS Long Left to Rught Tarun Shane Lundy Shanc i Ei Isis, 1 an 1 nn 1 1.5 Ir- 'S'- ah, l l ISK 1 Q 1 nw' if lmlzmi ml 1 mann! 1:1 ? 111 nl 115272317 tl 1 C2 ASQ? 43 ed practuced theur routunes that kept the spurut hugh through vuctorues and defeats Leadung the enthusuastuc reserves was Lundy Shane head cheerleader Thus squad consustung of one senuor two lunuors and one sophomore spent many hours perfectung theur vugorous routunes to present before the red and whute clad pepsters Sand: Pupcr Pa i 2 M I ul lllllll u jj u uuuuu I 1, , l s to tl E ' E E l A iu u ll u 'e 'l-E u . 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PEP CLUB Bock Row G Grozdo J Wusdom E Brooms Collett D Cox W Coffee B Stout S Brown Newlond J Merlott D Wosko Thnrd Row N Lymon G Rollwogon F Reed R Boker C Emrxch M McColl J Corpenter C Woder M Mortm P Brozelton J Lymon pepp y yelhn g Cheerung ot boll gomes home ond owoy IS the duty of the W H S Pep Club They olso sponsor the lettermens donce an the sprnng ond the steok fry To belong to the orgonlzotlon one must PEP CLUB Back Row J Nelson B Powell J Zobormk C Lester S Clorke J Wmgote M Kessler V L Coldwell S Crockett Thlrd Row V Bundy S Pvke C Combs M Gomble G Turner P Reeves S Cooper M Hester E Yeomon Sec M Epps Houston L epo Slpes K Second Row D Fuscus J Thomos L Nelson B Metz M Dowe V Bryont P Tromel J Theroff K Stonley J Gotes R Loughery Front Row B Mnddough E LeGore S Homm J Smuth P Mobley B Schmudt M Robbnns P Wulson S Mllom J Hunter N Dormols roots team on hove the offrcuol Woshnngton school sweoter ond o white shurt ond dork slocks or skirt Heod sponsor for the club thus yeor wos Miss Mory Hughes ond osslstung her were Muss Drone Whitley ond Mass Corol Ernst ond Row N Althoff P Houston B Buckmon C Coffee J Nostov D Woutley G Knotts B Boker R rc Front Row C DOVIS K Wesder Owens D Cundnff M Dowell M Bond C Hunter S Setzer S McCorty B Gloze J Cooper Botes L Shobe H G0 C A l, f A E Y Q I ' - .- H V ,, y ' 4- - ,, P 7 1, , ' : , . , i ' Vi ' -- 3, :. 5. 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L ...J PEP CLUB Bock Row L Elllot M Larson S Warner D Robinson C Hocndorl A McCall L Ocsterrel h S ers J K ight :per Ha T :rd Row sorog J Colboch S Tnllu h Koch S Muro y Holekvarn L Hall M Mendlcke S Horns D Burnett J Stnentl Second Row C Brewood C Jackson B Donn: Q n L Nuck P Songer S Dueker S Snfnth P Curtns K nder J anc ck K Bruh Front Row M s Hu es onsor J Wacloell J r no H r Dlxon Du tendacl Casebeer K Wood C t D Adorn H PEP CLUB Back Row M Gallagher S Lake M Mc Curdy V Spencer B Steptnc N Roberts B Atklnson J Jester J Crozuer D Warfel P Cxndnch Third Row J Smlth J Schrader J Deluch V Wantley P Roberts S ONeal B Adams S Wood J Edrnonston J Hord E Mfros Second Row M Woods M Tebbe V Dun an PEP CLUB Bock Row E Waldvn J Graham K Del Percuo S Smuth D Judy C Wall G Gilbert B Drogush R Harper D Smith T Whitaker Third Row M Bre wood B Smuth B Forsberg J McReynolds L Denk R Meyn S Ehrhardt S Hendrlckson J Schnelder S Neal M Theno Second Row J Frunts J Carter C Brooke A Garver J Andrews K Manuel B Mundy B Sampson K Stephens J Fnlmer B Estes Front Row Mnss Whltley Sponsor D Chronuster B Seuchepune M Strecker E Fouts D Don Carlos B Fntter K Anderson K Dcrne S Novo Gradlc D Montavon J Christensen J Bulyeu K Norgard C Dams S Clark N Twutchell N Twltchell A Brownfield Front Row Mlss Ernst Sponsor G Palnter P Charney C Vrbenec A Poague C Stromberg M Wrlluams L Stanley C Davison D Schofield R Kowalchuk 7 rw 45 PEP CLUB Back Row L Barker S Stone P Long K ster C Hall N Jack H W Ke e D Barney C lxnittle M Farris P Farmer P Reno N Gouby E Cygan P Nichols M OBannon B Ragan S Reiling Piper P Schmidt Third Row K PEP CLUB Back Row S Peat D Garrett M Uzelac F Frevert L Tabberer J McKay G Chaffin B Flynn V Ronnebaum S Ellington S Stanley B Shivers J Sells Third Row B Ragan P Dewey S Gordon J Crouse J DeHoff N Keltner L uinn L Logan N Myszka D Holliday M Dale B Campbell Second Row R Snelson Mahon D Klinger T Whitaker J Carpenter J Brown Gay Luscombe M Mourning C Evans P Wilson C Powell A Park Front Row B Cravens J Maxwell J Gearhart A Mather A O Brien N Cowley C Childers L Link B Mourning C Mather B Simmons S Gay C RIDING THE BUS HOME from a foot ball game these sleepy Wildcats catch a few winks K Hunter T Shane N Hogue C Hicklin S Snyder P Cooper J Klempnauer B Smith R Pedersen J Smith S Edminister L Kraus First Row J Reynolds K Thomp son L Shaw J Varner K Catron R Glen J Horner C Briscoe D Brake C Horn S Anderson S Shuck S Stith 46 Q av A J A' -5 - ,- . 4 :I ' 1. Nd Q - 5 3 . - . - - L: . 1 ' 2.1 :z . .. Q Q T : A 1 r 1 r 1 ' 1 - l 1 ' A 1 ' 1 - Le , . , S, Gill, . s, S. ' , , ' , , . ' , . , . ' , J. Hill, D. ern, . ll y, . Kerr. ' :' . , , . : . , . , 1 - ' C 1 - I 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 1 - 1 r I A 1 - 1 - I . 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 R. Holiday. Second Row: J. Day, T. McBratney, S. MC- Kline. I : - 1 ' 1 - 1 ' 1 - 1 - 1 - A l 1 - 1 - ' I ' I ' I ' S I ' I I ' I ' ' I ' I ' I I ' 1 ' I 1 - 1 - . 1 - - - l l 1 ' ' : - 1 - Z - 1 - 1 ' 1 - 1 - 1 ' 1 - 1 ' 1 - 1 - 1 ' , . , . Q , . , . , . ' , . , , , . . , . ' . , . , . . 2 . , 3 5 CA 1 ' 'C ' .1 4- 2 ,, 5 E gs ' 3- J , R. 0 2 I S ' -Q 1 , a R L I 1 V I N P 1' 4' 4 f , 1 . I R Q E. , www - -as. P sinh N325 SQA sink 0559! 'W' , 7 D P!! 6-1 601 irfib' 5 ixw W 'FSP my W is 'H '-f- 'll' Iii? Ulf 191' W4 dk MM dd and li 'N 099 '39 W '09 'Pi 'N W '94 U? W ml MADRIGAL SOCIETY Standing J Varner Accompamst D Frscus J Kvncheloe S ONexI R Johnson M McCurdy J Fruuts Seated V Waltley R Shlvers B Baker T Tush P Roberts M Bowman S Hendrickson During hls second year at Washlngton Mr James Ralston led the vocal musrc depart ment un a whnrlwund of octnvrtues Early IH the year they presented to the school a new fnght song whuch helped to boost the morale of both football and basketball teams In a more serlous veun they presented the Chnstmas Vespers and Sprung Concert The annual Mrxed Chorus Operetta was staged un February and the group put on several as semblnes tor the whole school Snx ensembles notably the Madrugal Soclety often sang for churches and clubs un and around Kansas Cnty Washlngton was represented at the Dustrzct Musnc Festival by the A Capella choir, several ensembles and soloists TRIPLE TRIO Standing V Jordan P Cmdrlch B Schmldt L Koch B Hammond Seated S Milam M Hester R Laughery L Shane '72 Q- L - V' . . . . , . 1 - - f 1 1 - 1 ' 1 ' 1 . , . , . . . . , . , . , . , . 1 - 1 ' - I . . , I I I l . 1 - -- . . , . , . , . 1 . 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GIRLS ENSEMBLE Standing S Cotron K Welder Show Seated S Hamm J Chrlsfensen M Gamble B Gloze D Klunger N Gouby E Brooms S Crockett B Smutn D Smith S l-lendrnckson G Luscombe J Vorner L vocalists blend their talents BOYS ENSEMBLE Standing J Todd T Goode B Lennunger G Turner H Colluns Seated R Cheyney Flynn R Johnson T Tush L Dlmmltt P Corowoy J C Brown K Smith F Gounce 'cs L XX 50 -4-WQIWB gg? 0 QAH it v T' FRESHMAN GIRLS GLEE CLUB Back Row J McReynolds D Smuth M Elltruts C Combs M Mar tmn G Chattun D Garrett K Cunnlngham D l-lolll doy J Crozlcr Thlrd Row K Jambroslc L Lamuel G Knotts B Forsberg M Mend: lu A Bucklunger P Cooper B Burton J Stephen P Dxxon Second Row S Setzer T McBratney C Brnscoe C Church T Whntaker S Du ker J Homer R Gleen M VVIllIOlT'S Whn ord ront ow A Norton Barton lttle J r I ar I e HIC s Simmons J Gray Mr Ralston Director m chorus and small ensembles FIFTH HOUR CHORUS Back Row R Graham J Whltford K Mortrn R Purdue G Martin N Williams ouston R Manson J urdue l-lezer Devner Thlrd Row K Houston C Davls R Holliday C Rodxnc B Cashman J Cooper S Pnper R Heugel J Saylor L Smlth M Tebbe J Gossage Second Row Gxl rr D Lnnde N Hogue C Exans Mourning J Andrews C Davis D Emng B Es es J Colboch W Mornson Front Row M Ralston Durector C Wisdom S Ledbetter S Dmsh G Pamter ner D alker S ark n L Sm Mornson F Huff M 0 best foot forward 1958 operetta Larry Dnmmltt Kenny Smlth and Sharon 0Neal are In a dilemma over a publuclty stunt Barbara Schmldt presents a gift from the cast to Mr Ralston -f T Baker and Pat Clndrlch Interest he Three Bs Barbara Schmidt Bonnle Bull Flynn and Pat Roberts add a romantic 52 best foot forward THE CAST Dutch Muller Fred Jones Freshman Chuck Green Hunk Hoyt Junior Goofy Clark Satchel Moyer Dr Reeber Mrnerva Ethel Mrss Ferguson Bland Date Buff Lancaster an old grad Bud Hooper Waitress Jack Haggerty Gale Joy Chester Bllllngs Professor Lloyd Helen Schlessunger Vocalust Nurse A new look un operettas at Washungton was untroduced February 20 and 2l as the A Cappella chour under the durectuon of Mr James Ralston presented the well known Broadway musucal Comedy Best Foot Forward Thus us the story of the romantuc entangle ments of a small college campus What does a fellow do uf he has a date wuth hus steady gurl and a movue star at the same tume9 Thus us the problem facung Bud Hooper Wunsocku College senuor Add to thus the fact that school offucuals approve of the unnocent gurl fruend but are reluctant to accept a sophustucat ed movue star at a school dance and Bud really has a problem on hus hands When Gale Joy movue star, learns of hus problem OPERETTA CAST Back Row F Gaunce R Loughery D Bates M McCurdy P Caraway D Fuscus L Wren J Chrustensen Thurd Row R Scott S Hendruckson J Leununger M Hester J Todd K Thompson H Colluns S Mulam J Fuscher B Hammond Second Row J Ruchard Shavers Lynn Wren Fred Gaunce Jack Wungate Ted Goode Rudy Scott Jerry Todd Harold Colluns Ronald Manuon Bonnue Baker Barbara Schmudt Lundy Shane Pat Cundruch Larry Caldwell Bull Fynn Lauree Koch Larry Dummutt Sharon O Neal Kenneth Smuth Tom Tush Pat Roberts Mary Hester she promptly makes more trouble for hum Steady gurl Helen Schlessunger also adds her luttle but of muschuef to the scene Bud now funds humself un loads of trouble not only wuth hus gurl fruend but also the school of fucuals lt ends happuly however when all uoun forces to have Bud reunstated to the ol alma mater The members of the cast were not the only ones to work hard as the stage crew had to manage suxteen scenery changes wuthout dusturbung the rest of the program The con structuon of the scenery was under the super vusuon of Mr James Lauver art unstructor and Mr Bulley Coplun dramatucs coach Wungate T Tush V Wautley L Koch R Manuon L Shane K Smuth L Caldwell Front Row R Shuvers B Schmudt P Cundruch B Baker T Goode S ONeal B Flynn P Roberts L Dummutt J Fruuts and J Varner Accompanlsts . I W V , H , ' I , ' ,,,,,.,,e, nv, - -,--, . .. -W so 7 ,H ., .Velma Waitley I I I - . . . ' I - . . . . n , ' ' ' I I . . . , I . I I . ' ' I. I . - , . I , . , . ', . ' , . , . , . ' , . . : . ' , 1 ' - 1 - 1 ' 1 ' 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 l , . , . , . , . I , , . , . . . , . . . ' , . ' , . . : . . ncan, F. Gorlett, R. Robon, Du no V. Re l, L. Dimmitt, P. ord, L, Hal J H mi, Sm stwood, G. J Ea heloe, D HC .Ki ds, J OO MW CONCERT BAND - Back Row: S. Hayes, cek, G .Mi ont, B Bry K. Reeves, V. Row: nt Fro . Fish, T. Coleman. J ounce, free, F. G Co Stine, H. Jones, C. Emrich, P. J. Smith, M. Nelson, J, Miller, vner, Sa Ransom, B. bes, D. Landell, B. Browne, D. For C. D. Smith, S. Brown, cond Row: Se bi l'T1 Go Fruits, J J. A. Mather, B. Anderson, K. Woods, D. Gordon, T. Majorertes: D, McClean. I, Caldwel J. hnson, ann, G. Jo K.G l, Powel 6, B. ood Epps, L. G er, J. Klinger, A. McClure, J OU . Klempn me, P. Long, J Da K. Smith. l, W. Kelly, S. cCal Wh taker, D. l-lern, A. M lage, L. 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E ., Q Z 1958 hatchet varlety show rehearsal time ZORRO M II COUNTRY CUTIES MASTER OF CEREMONIES A TEAR FELL 57 I I ' if , Q if , 1 Q C ce cCo Larry Coldwell LOVOD Smifh Don McLean JUNIOR PLAY CAST AND CREW: Standing: J. Theroff, S. Smith, J. Waddwll, B. Gordon, P. Long, G. Thompson, P. Wilson, E. Bales, L. Dimmitt. Kneeling: H. Weaver, M. Rhodes, M. Newlon, L. Caldwell, R. Cheyney, P. Caraway. room for the groom The audience was hushed as the curtain went up on the first oct of the Junior Class Play November 2l and 22. The production was Room for the Groom. The three oct situation comedy dra- matized a typical family and the prob- lems of a wedding. However, the play's actual beginning came many weeks be- fore, when the announcement was made for tryouts. As soon as the cast and crews were chosen and rehearsal be- 58 gan there were many weeks and many nights of tireless work for both crews. Finally the night came and all was set for the opening curtain. The play was under the able direction of Mr. Billey F. Coplin and assistant director, Mrs. Shirley Wagner, both gave the jun- ior class of i958 one of many nights to remember in years to come. JUNIOR PLAY CAST AND CREW - Standing: J. Smith, B. Anderson J. Bogard, S. O'Neal, S. Tillisch, S. Ehrhardt, J. Christensen. Kneeling J. Todd, J. Wingate, G. Turner, J. Day, S. Cooper, J. Smith. 5 I , 4,1-vm - 1 r.,Q'i 57 A... ff' : .- fs is inn if if -35' 5:- SENIOR PLAY CAST -- Back Row: L. Caldwell, S. Clarke, R. Manion. Second Row: P. Cindrich, L. Tabberer, B. Flynn, Mr. Coplin, Director. Front Row: J. Theroff, P. Roberts, J. Graham, B. Schmidt. THE CAST Lizzie .- ,, Agnes Carol .,-c Howard Carol ,,.. Ginger G ,- ...-., Joan ,,.,,. .. ,c,, Jeannie , , C- Tommy Green -- Eddie , ,,,, Mr. Wilson Ed Hoffman ,,e.,,, -. W, .. As the curtain came down on this year's senior play, it not only meant the end of the play, but the end of a high school stage experience for many of the cost and crew. Memories of the Freshman Girls' Operetta, Miss Cherry Blossom: the Junior Play, Our Town: and the four Variety Shows came back to these seniors as they presented Time Out for Ginger. This last production was a three- oct comedy about a high school freshman, Ginger ,,- , .Judith Theraff Judy Graham Bill Flynn . . Pat Roberts Barbara Schmidt Pat Cindrich . Larry Tabberer Spencer Clarke Ronald Manion W .H . Larry Caldwell Carol, who wants to play football. And she does, creating difficulties for her whole family. Her father almost loses his job, her older sisters suffer embarrassment at school and she herself has a fight with her intellectual boyfriend, All's well that ends well however, for Ginger decides that being a girl is best. The play was directed by Mr. Billey Coplin with Mrs, Shirley Wagner as assistant. - Spencer Clarke and Barbara Schmidt are JUKJY G C1l'1Om, Bill l:lY mf Und J-Udllh getting along fine, but Pat Roberts and Larry Ronnie Manion, Pat Cindrich, and Thefoff discuss that 'IYOUHQGV Qeflefa' Tabberer just don't agree on the subject of Larry Caldwell talk about the prob 'On N girls playing football. lems they face in the senior play DANCE WITH ME HENRY POOR AUNT LOTTIE SING LITTLE BIRDIES Sue Tllhsch Junlor Play Cast Mr Ralston GREASE PAINT BUT WHERES THE COFFEE POT? Variety Show Make Up Crew Jumor Play Rehearsal PROJECT! NOW LISTEN BRUCE Mr Coplln Janet Smnth Sharon ONeal and Jim Bogard 60 1' ,LX --B fav X i QKN2? Q I an f 'lin hey F, fi yi 'Q w 1 ef? eff m 'Yi 'X ff 'sf - SENIOR ATTENDANTS: Bill Router and Pat Roberts. SOPHOMORE ATTENDANTS: Larry Schmidt ond JUNIOR ATTENDANTS: Madeline Glenn and Randy Mid- Schmidt. dqugh, FRESHMAN ATTENDANTS: .Linda Stanley and Terry royalty reigns over - 2 bell. homecoming ceremoni Clouds passed momentarily and stars twink- led brightly as the shiny Convertibles, bringing the l957 Homecoming royalty to their places of honor, moved slowly around the track. The respective attendants, carrying huge bouquets of white mums, were then escorted down the royalty aisle to the strains of Let Me Call You Sweet- heart. A hush fell over the crowd as the Queen, Joann Delich, looking radiant in a bil- ,- g-Y if ,. Z Karen Stanley and Jerry Mc Kay. QUEEN'S ESCORT Larry Tabberer QUEEN Joann Delich KING Bob Fulton PEP CLUB ATTENDANTS: lowy white gown and carrying a bouquet of red roses, was escorted by Larry Tabberer. She was met by her father, Mr, John Delich, who crowned her and bestowed upon her the traditional kiss. After the crowning, the Queen was presented an orchid corsage from the Senior girls. The royalty viewed the the royalty section. remainder of the game from Q - if- 'E , 5. T' A, Z. if l its 1 I 6 6:0 dpfliib xg .4 43 ,- 3.- vg i 1' I wht - f ,Ag V M 'J 1 if i B ' 2' -.-V . .,.. . ,. 4 an 1' 5 4 lv L..'a' '42 .., Jn: lt... fu 1' 'J 'U' F S-gnc. -- 'lv- fr 'I -li gi-fnji. 2' 'U-1-F.. ,X ' f' Kr- X15 Q Roy Green Under Coach Hobart Nerll Washungton s flrst cross country team turned It :natal season unto a success Out of eleven meets the Cat harruers won seven took second place an two and placed thlrd In a panr The Wlld cat runners dnd what no other team had been able to achueve at Washington that IS to wun a Sunflower League champlonshup the regnonal meet the Washington team placed thlrd fallrng only behind Shawnee Mission and Haskell At the state meet In Topeka the Washlngton team was beaten by Wnchvta East and Haskell Varsity boys who contributed to the successful season were Jnm Adams and Ray Green sensors both have lettered In the mule during the regular track season Fred Robinson Gary Green and Mlnor Hayes punlors made up the balance of the team all three of whom had lettered nn track Reserve runners who worked hard during the season were Larry Caldwell sensor Bob Sargert and Jack Wingate yunlors and Jerry Mann sophomore Fred Robinson Jam Adoms sunflower league champs Manor Hayes Gary Green CROSS COUNTRY TEAM Back Row J Wungate R Creen R Sargert F Roblnson Mr Nelll Coach Front Row J Mann J Adams M Hayes G Green L Caldwell 1- , G pf' 1' LL . . t - n I . 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VARSITY TEAM Back Row M Walker R McClain S Allen M McCurdy B Perkins J Tnllusch B Garrett L Sanders J Epps Mr Wuse Coach Mr Zollars Coach Second Row Mr Starbuck Head Coach R Mlddaugh J Walker B Altman B OLeary J Gaffney B DeHoff L Colboch B Fulton D Ellnott L Wren Front Row J McKay Student Manager D Kearney L Bnerman H Kearney J Rogers J Ruby J Goss R Glelchman R Hunter H Owens G Kuzma C Sprague Student Manager hard work produced winnmg team On September 23 l957 the Washmgton Wsldcats opened the season agamst the vusntmg Leavenworth Pioneers Coach John Starbuck was at the helm for the fourth straught year and has sungle wmg was bolstered wnth l3 returnmg lettermen 8 of them two year men A great season was forecasted for the Cats, but then the flu hut For the Topeka game only 4 regulars COACH HOBART NEILL COACH JOHN WISE spent the busy football spent hrs football coach season scouting the op mg tnme un the lme de posltlon Dortment played and for several days only 8 to l2 players showed up for practice Overcomang these obstacles was a bug gob but the Cats dad and boasted a 5 3 season s record The Sunflower League record was not quite so nmpresszve The Wuldcats lost to all of their Sunflower oppo nents and ended the season occupymg fourth place HEAD COACH JOHN STARBUCK spent many sleepless night figuring plays to sprung on the opponents COACH ELDON ZOL LARS spent his tnme coaching the backfleld +91 K . 2 I U I I -- :. ,. , ,. ,.,,.. :. .,. ,. ,. ,. , , i. ,. ,. - 1-141F- 1 - 1- 1-1-1- 1' :. , :. ,. ,- ,. ,. , , 1' 1' 1- 1- 1- ' l I I . I I , I - ' - u'y 1 ,a. I JV l 1'-3' i 3.1 fc X iii F?- iz if Tl I Scott Allen Larry Colboch halfback h0lfb0Cl4 4 year letterman 3-year letTeI'mOf1 he ti? 3' Qi xii 1 'is '- ' 1 , it Bqb Fulton Charles Herbst halfback l'10lfbOCl4 2-year letterman 2-year lettermfln senior lettermen paved the way Washington - 'I4 Leavenworth - 6 September 20 - Home Leavenworth was defeated for the fourth straight year by the Cats in the opening game of the season. Larry Colboch, left half, snagged a Pioneer backfield fumble and raced 46 yards for the paydirt. Scott Allen pegged to Bill O'Leary for the extra point. The second Wild- cat touchdown was also scored by Colboch on a 6-yard run. Allen kicked the perfect extra point. Washington - 6 Wyandotte -- 14 September 27 - Home Washington's only score of the Wildcat- Bulldog game came in the second half when Kenny Taylor, Cat End, pounced on the fumbled pigskin on the l-yard line. Scott Allen carried the ball over but failed to kick the extra point. Washington - 20 Ward - 'I4 October 4 - Home Ward took an early 7-O lead in the first quarter but Larry Colboch quickly evened it up in the second on a sweep around end. ln the third quarter each team scored. Ward, on an intercepted pass by Mike Peterson and the Cats, on Scott AIlen's l-yard plunge. The fourth quarter found the Cyclones on their one. The Cats took over on downs and raced the clock up the field to score and win with approximately 90 seconds left to play. Ronald Hunter Mike Mccurdy halfback tackle l year letterman 2-year letterman Washington - 7 Topeka - 26 October l l - Washburn Stadium As soon as the game started the rain began to pour. The flu-stripped Cats had most of their regulars out but Dick McClain managed to get 7 points for the Cats on 3-yard runs. Washington - 0 Shawnee Mission - 47 October 25 - Mission Field Washington just couldn't find the right combination on this chilly October night. The Cats passed for a total of 37 yards and rushed for 33 yards. Washington - 34 Turner -- 0 November l - Homecoming, WHS Washington's single-wing attack crushed Turner. Scott Allen scored three touchdowns, Dick McClain was credited with one as was Bob Fulton. Washington - 47 Argentine - 0 November 6 - Argentine Field The Cats ran wild as Harold Owens, Larry Colboch, Jed Walker, Dave Kearney, and Bob Fulton scored touchdowns. Washington - 32 Ottawa - 7 November l5 - Ottawa-Stadium Washington finished the season off right with a three touchdown aerial attack. Scott Allen, Bill O'Leary, Harold Owens, and Larry Colboch scored for Washington. Bill Perkins John Tillisch tackle tC1Cl4le 2-year letterman 2-year leffefmdn ........ ,g ' 'Q al' 5 '1 , Q , . ein Q Bob DeHoff Leonard Bierman guard guard I-year Ietterrnan 2-year Ietterrnan ffl? .Je Johnny Rogers guard 3-year letterman this is part of their line Action speaks louder than words. These plays won our games. John Gaffney Bill O'Leary Melvin Walker end end end 2-year letterman 2-year letterman 2-year Ietterman r 5-ei .of 'I NF 1 in D A ,,.-Q fs -,M x I ' 1 H v' f -4. f- uf' .QB Jerry Ruby guard 3-year letterman Lynn Wren guard 2-year letferman Darrell Elliott end 2-year Ietferman Larry Sanders Center 3-year letterman .va RWwMwm,.. W4 1 gil f, :get-q pl , - , ,EgfgmJQQl ,l ' 71- ,3 ,. M . .w. 5 5 FRESHMAN FOOTBALL TEAM Back Row P Nelson Student Manager W Brown R Reese R Klngs J Morrnson R Sounders Student Manager Thlrd Row R Koran R Carey B Goble E Cox G Kluge G Porker G Mullln L Wood T Ray S Allonge H Kung Second Row Mr Wilson Coach L Duxon D Klrchoffer S Sturtrldge F Carter J Hays G Hall D Stine L Hawley S Frentrop D Taylor R Davidson M Shewell Front Row C Franklln D Wood K Sparks L Ladd K Kesner F Wllllams E Plke B Rensch M Whither T Campbell J Cook G Czndrnch Mr Porter Coach these are our future stars Coaches Robert Wnlson and Mahlon Porter check the roster of the hrst year boys In early September they had frfty hve boys to work with but toward the last they only had forty wlllmg workers These forty fnghtmg freshmen wound the season up wuth a 2 wm 'I he and 3 loss record W S nd ew-'Wk f' Coach Starbuck watches mtently as his boys bring down a foe In Wlldcat territory - . . , , . ,. ,. ,. ,. , . : . ,. ' - 1 - 1 - 1 ' 1 - 1 ' 1 - 1 - I ' I ' I ' I ' I ' I ' . ' I I , . 1N.s1eff A , I ' . si' , .max A v0ll I I X' ' 1 -E 1' . 35 l , , 1, 1 l X 1 - f ,ja-. V: ' , -L, - ' wi' - V. I 4 RESERVE TEAM Back Row Mr Toevs Coach R Mlddaugh R Chllders J Wllson J Epps D Yockel B Armstrong G Kusma R Glerchman R Porter Mr Wise Coach Second Row J Agm F Tnllusch S Kamunskn J Gossage R McMillan J Goss B Yockel F Sheble B Rogan D Odneal Front Row T Gnau M Childers D Woodford F Rahlja F Harrison R Ramsey H Kearney L Rush R Clarkson L Rudell they'll be on the gridiron next year Teams weren t bullt In a day Pep talks by Head Coach John Starbuck land the foundahon for our vlctonous squad Coach Donald Toevs and Coach Bull Tlegreen Wuldcats ended the season wlth a 'I 4 record 75 l I check the schedule of the Reserve squad. The young V 3 l ' 2 i A lf L l . im Adams Scott, 6-0 tor- senior lettermen lead cats ' Jim, 5-7 forward, lettered for the first time this year. Coach Lee could depend on him not to make mistakes. ward, lettered all tour years. He was the Cots' leading scorer a n d carried a l0 plus average all season. WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS Indicates Sunflower League game to an 11-8 record Leav. 29 Rosedale 33 Turner 23 Manhattan 54 Rosedale 40 Leav. 30 Wyandotte 44 SM 52 Ward 49 Argentine 4 l Turner l4 Leav. 32 Wyandotte 40 SM 30 Argentine 67 Topeka 38 Topeka 55 Ward 29 Rosedale 33 ' Jim Bobski Scott Allen Jim, 5-l0 guard, lettered for the first time this year and was the Cats' util- ity man. Ray Green Ray, 5-10 guard, brought the ball downcourt. He also was the outside scoring threat and set up most of the baskets. Ray lettered three years. X . X..- 4 ,M .. 4 'Q VV Vw V V 'T if If VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM Back Row H Owens Hlggnns Student Manager J Adams J Bobskl R Green McMorrls S Allen B Mll K Taylor J Epps G Green M Newlon T Gnou Student Manager Mr Rnch Hevelone Front Row Mr Wnllaam Tlegreen Coach S ard Lee Head Coach Coach Richard Lee entered the Washnngton basketball scene for the fnrst tame thus year replacing Mr J D McGee last years mentor Coach Lee started out with four lettermen Scott Allen Gary Hevelone Ray Green and Harold Owens and a handful of other boys Out of thus unorganuzed bunch came the team that ended the season wnth a l3 9 record and a team that performed mayor upsets agannst hugh ly rated Ward Shawnee Musslon and Topeka The Cats took fnfth In the Christmas Tour nament held at Topeka They defeated Rose Coach Richard Lee arrlved last Sep tember to bulld a wlnmng basketball team He dud Hrs team had a 13 9 fmal record Varsity Coach Richard Lee and Sophomore Coach Robert Wilson check their scoutmg reports This team scouted 8 or 9 games a week dale and Leavenworth but lost to Manhattan for fnrst place In the consolatuon round In the Sunflower League Shawnee Mission Topeka and Washington tned for second with a 2 4 record The Wnldcats downed Shawnee and Topeka once but lost one game to each and two to Wyandotte Washnngton also de feated Shawnee In the AA Reglonals Wyandotte won the rlght to represent Wyandotte County un the Reqnonals by defeat :ng Washington and Ward Ward took second and Washnngton settled for thnrd Sophomore Coach Robert Wilson had the shortest squad an years However these Shortaes stull d feated many tough teams -X 77 ' X My Q c'.g , SLS JST if L' l l- ' - vi f : 3--fe '9 - ' ' f gr' . 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T. ,. ,af I' coach lee's team has profitable season Q1 5 was 059' f I iafihri' RESERVE BASKETBALL TEAM Back Row J Epps B Mtller C Roberts K Conrod T McMorn1s Front Row M Newlon G Green M Hayes J Banks Mr Wnllaam Tlegreen Coach reserve team works wrth varsrty The Washnngton Reserve team was very successful thns season The yumor Wildcat squad ended the season wnth a ll 5 record de featlng such teams as Ward Shawnee Wyan dotte Turner and Rosedale Mr Wulllam Tuegreen coached the squad Mlke Newlon and Jasper Epps scored most of Coach Wllllam Tlegreen dmded has tnme between Freshman Coed, M, pon H12 Reserve and VUPSWY ald Toevs takes time out to 9201115 laugh at a classroom joke the pomts for the team but all around co opera tnon of the squad produced the wms The Reserve team deserved a lot of credrt for the varsity s wunnmg record The B Team ers :mutated the opposltlon s offensive and de fensnve style gnvlng the A Squad a chance to practuce theur own defense Student Managers have many odd jobs They have to puck up after players wash um forms and keep records The basketball stu dent managers thus year were Ted Gnau varslty Terry Ray freshman and Stan Hlggms varsity 78 ' ig ,f-,h '..',f! X a . if , if Tel. 3 ' ',r'w.- 1- ,f . we .vit ' A rr A 4 4 X ' ' f Q 1' , A - ,Q 3 4 'W I lv I T , r 'Wi - ' ' 'i ' Q Q if M . . 1 '- , . ' , ' .' l E ,xp ' f f Q X , H11 ' ', 1 + - A ' rs' X - ... ' ' ' I l 1 4, X ,........ ' ' ' 1 ,Q x I , Q I tl 1, WX , tl 4 L sg, .5 x 4' , ' 1 1, Y . , sf f lp ,ee ' , lf 1 '-f A faf 4 , I Y X , . ,. , A ' I 'Z . . , rf J' - . . , , .. Li 4 - , I J K H ., 4 . ' ' ' ' ' a . , ' -., V ,.., - ' 'H - 5, , f ,- 5'-fr ...awe . ,c ' .i -fl - : . , . ' , . , . , . ' . : . , . , . , . , . , . I I . . , . . ,, I I jf 1 Q n r I . . I - ' , . I - . . . . 1 l . - I v ' I I I I I I - . I . 0 'N 'V'-I V '? Q! 'W' 'Nr 7 i, 21 Uv 1 Y' Q FRESHMAN BASKETBALL TEAM Bac Row F Wal hams R Saunders R Greenwald R Autkens C l-lelwng Second Row T l-laug K Spams R Carey T Rabunson lf Front Row S Evans G Kenagy M Whittier T Campbell Mr Donald Toevs Coach 'C' wlld kittens learn grid skulls SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL TEAM Back Row l. Car K Gray B Anderson M RobertW1Isan Coach son L ush R Clarkson J l-lull Front Row L Evans i onlififp fir' sr QW '5 --.f ,f i..--:rl r A.. ,,. i. - YU' XV -,sf ., , , L? Fi. 79 Back Row J Moseley R Turner M Shwartz R Saunders D Landell C Menducku F Tlllnsch T Lory Thlrd Row R Clarkson F Rahlja J Wlsdom J Wllson E Rlder R Brown R Whlttaker R Manson Second Row W track, a major sport About seventy boys reported out for track thus past season Among these were eleven returnrng sensor lettermen Thus l958 season began on February 28 at the Munlclpal Audltoruum when seven Washington track boys ran In the Bug 8 Indoor meet Aprll 3 marked the runnlng of the second annual Washmgton Relays Other meets Included nn the W H S agenda were the KU Relays and the Argentine Relays Mr Hobart Nenll IS chlef worruer and head coach of all Washing ton track actlvrtues Besndes hns sprung dutnes he manages the cross W 4- nhl Un 'vi .WIIQ Morrison R Graham L Betzel D Johnson W Murray L Wolf C Allen D Loveall Front Row A Eagan Manager C Rlchards T Smlth J Schons R Grlgsby J Elliott B Brown J Norman country team un the tall Assrstant coaches are Mr John Starbuck who handles the runners Mr John Wuse and Mr Rrchard Lee who take care of field events and Mr Eldon Zollars freshman coach Back Row Fulton S A en J Epps D Yockel Taylor A Rhodeman F Robnnson L Crowe M Walker Thlrd Row H Owens B Altman R McClain R Green R Manczuk T McMorr1s D Pnnkelman M Hayes J Walker J Gaffney Second Row G Green R Chllders f'Tf 5 s-11-v1 Nt! 80 Mr Neall Head Coach C Herbst L Colvm B Bender B Sargert G Thompson W Clsne C Sprague Manager Front Row J McKay Manager J Ostertag K Gray J Mann D Hammett L Hickman R Hunter J Adams H Kearney Mr Neill Coach cw W- 1 1 Q :tif .f..1-.1 . ,A - s , .. 1 .. , 5, .. 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Mr Starbuck Mr Zollars Coaches Melvin Walker Mr Lee Ron Hunter Charles Herbst Dennis Hammett Ray Green Jam Adams Bill O Leary Larry Colboch 81 N co-captains 5 - J 'L X 'O - 'BA X yy -3it . - 1 -,g,kf fl' L ' 4 'B X , an M , lx 1 V X XJ ,J N... its B- 0 Back Row J Vornholt K Gann J Wingate Front Row L Blerman B Powell M Foster Coach Washungton s golf team under the coach Ing of Mr Bud Foster competed In meets on the average of twice a week Every year the golf team consusts of four upperclassmen four underclassmen and no freshman who wishes to compete ns refused As nn most athletucs Wash lngton belongs to the Sunflower League Along with hus other duties Mr Foster as athletic dar ector at Washnngton Thus year as for the past several the Wvld cats took part In Border League competntlon This league consnsts of schools both an Kansas and Mussour: ln thus general area Such schools as Wyandotte Ward DeLasalle and Topeka are members Thus season was the first for head coach Mr Clarence Rentemelr He took over with sux boys left from last season These are the boys pictured below Back Row Mr Porter Coach J Hlgbee R Strobel D Elllott Mr Rertemuer Coach Front Row E Jar ns J Rogers L Paul 82 l 'Q-na We 4? ,4 uv' lg J J T y i-4, --,, A V dxf fi, X, ' ' f : . , . , . ' . : . ' , , , r. . , . . , . l l I I I I ' 1 : ' I I ' A A ' I ' ' I ' A I I ' : . v' , . , . . X L L5 J I -1 ' J I I . J l I 1 N 4 ' . ' lf A I . - iL..:g..:,, ' Q 1 ,A . V ,'. : V xi, gl ' .9 ,fl f ,if ' li i :I I 5 ' . I ?'t2. r If , I - . a :L , t YHWQQ Sl ' J V X l l TUMBLING TEAM--Back Row: Miss M, Hughes, Sponsor: C. Goffee, L. Shane, P. Dewey, T. Shane, D. Emig, K. Barney, J. Bogard. Front Row: R. Hunt, J. Day, Carlson, C. Briscoe, L. Shaw, M. Conn. GIRLS' VOLLEYBALL INTRAMURAL CHAMPIONS - Bock Row: M. McCurdy, J. Reynolds, J, Varner, P. Dewey. Second Row: J. Hord, C. Newland, T. Whitaker. Front Row: D. Don Carlos, L. Shaw. 'ii L 4 Miss Mary Hughes, and Mr. Clarence Perla Reitemier check their intramural schedule. Both teachers sponsor intramural teams and promote participation through their physical edu- cation classes. intramurals providemany extra hours of after school enjoyment 83 PING PONG CHAMPIONS Back Row L Wolf A Marth G Ruchords Front Row J Hepworth E Cheatwood D Adams added to Intramural fun For the athletuc students who don t play on the regular team Washungton has an un tramural program wuth Mr Perk Reutemuer sponsorung the boys and Muss Mary Hughes sponsorung the gurls Besudes football volleyball and pung pong untramurals the boys can partucupate un basketball and softball tourneys and the gurls have theur basketball and volleyball tourna ments One of the many outstandung teams un the boys tourneys was the Sweat Sox Thus team maunly composed of senuor boys took furst un the football and volleyball tourna ments and at least second un the basketball funals THE CHAMPION SWEAT SOX Back Row W Couner D McClaun Muddle Row M Gubson R Strobel A Marth L Saunders Front Row J Hugbee J Ostertag J Nelson C Wulluams tough competition K7 It J.. 4? un- in A 31939, QP vd 'WZ SS '4 ?0f4U1i Q 1:-, . . 5 S ' ,,. - Sq at . 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Denise Fiscus Vice-President Betty Rogan . - 5 . . C 1 1 1 . . . . . I I I , ' 2 ' I . 8 . 2 . - . - 1 U . I . I I . . . - . I . . . . I - . . . I . I . - . I I , I . . , . l , l , . . - . . I . I I I . . I . I . W . . v , ' I I I - 86 Three hundred fnfty three new per sonalutues at Washungton began thesr hugh school careers as freshmen an the fall of l957 Leading the actnvutues of the class were Terry Campbell pressdent Betty Rogan vnce presudent Linda Stan Iey secretary and Dennse Fsscus treas urer To voice the opanuons of the fresh men an the Student Council JoAnn Broug ham Kathleen Del Percuo Judy Holek vam and Trella Whataker were elected Representung theur home rooms were Gary Clndrlch Jan Crozier Marvan De Groff Sandy Dueker Carolyn Frost Bar bara Hnlf Lrnda Logan sharon McCarty Aurelna Park Norma Roberts Judy Story and Sharon Warner Joannng the homecoming festnvltles were Linda Stanley and Terry Campbell as freshman royalty Cheernng the wlld knttens on to vuctory were Sandra Dueker Diana Hopper Lnnda Logan Betty Ragan Sally Smith and Lnnda Stanley Actmg as sponsors of thus Ilvely group were Mr Meek Head Sponsor Mr Wren Mr Klvett Miss Humble Mr Reutemuer Mass Hughes Mr Ralston and Mr W A Cunningham 9 me 6 191 FRESHMAN CLASS Back Row S Evans R Campbell C Childers G Buford C Hlcklln L Barker L Bornord C Becker A Bond R Dovrdson G Choffln J Cook E S Dueker J Jones A Coster Front Row Mr Wren ox G Buckley M DeGroff T :rd Row Groy Sponsor M Edler W Grozner S Alonge F Gorlett H Forslaerg K Jombrosuc C Hoehns R Doves L Garner G Johnson T Heod E Helm S Ford J Crong Anderton K Anderton E Cygon P Cooper Second Row freshmen FRESHMAN CLASS Back Row A Bucklnnger B E e Morrxson R Dykes P Blockmer S Comstock N Burke land C Joeducke B Gobel D Bond R Fehrenboch D E Fountoun A Bender P Burgess R Glenn Front Row Fleischer B Conner F Carter S Bolrd Third Row C Mxss Humble Sponsor J Georhort J Angell J Brougham Brlscoe G Holl K Del Perclo S Ferguson M Ellfrlts C Fratter A Anderson J Butler E Freeman F u Dodd L Ellnott N Gorup P Burnett Second Row J N Burton 87 IW -Lai l FRESHMAN CLASS Bock Row D Hll G GVOZQJO H M Brc-wood L Duxon J Crozier T Barrett G Hand B Jackson R Corey D Fry R Greenwold C1 Clndrlch G Bennett J Holekvam E Holldrn C Jackson Front Row Burton H Jones C Hawley Thlrd Row S Bond C W Dolunor C Frost P Cholney P Dlxon T Feeney M Combs K Forsberg P Armstrong D Gorrett G Emlg Forms E Gorlungton D Hopper Y Folsom D Holllday C Johnson K Cunningham Second Row freshmen FRESHMAN CLASS Back Row C Shaner C Hall B Row D Edmonds S Shobe C Church J Andrews S e J K nosky R S unders J T dd Klug Frentrop G Aldridge R Garrison M Bradley W Brown Front Row Mrs Nickel Sponsor A Bradley J Hacks B Bollard T Flsher D Christensen J Jennlngs B Fouts G Dodge C Meglnn D Hammond D Adams Second A :ns B Hnlf brook L Lamuel B Burton M Lacy J Story S Stone 88 -mf V, , - ,Ji g ' E S '5 5- 2 Tx ' . -L t A ' I . 'Q 1 5 I . 1 - 1 - ' : A I - . 1 , - 1 - - 1 - U 1 - 1 - , . , . , . , . , 'I . I . , . . . , . , . . : Col, . a , . o , . o , K. e, D. , . , . ' , , I , , Breashears, R, Breosheors, S. Gill. Third Row: A, Easter- : 3 ' I 5 Q I n ' I ' , - I 4 , 4 1 J , J I , - ' , - ' , . ' , . ,S. . , . ' , , , . . tk' , . '. F lv - 1 X1 5 . A c ' P ... , b A , a V f ' -. ' l l l 5 ' V, ' fi 'L s 6 A 7 ' ' DC X -J Q. B V . .4 'fr 5 V - ' K . , ! A I I I 'F. v ., l K I .v ' Y' l ' 'T J l l D.. 'S :QZY ,A FRESHMAN CLASS Bock Row K Scholtz B Rensch M Rogan N Taylor Third Row M Morris G Sackwlch J Wllluams B Taylor D Knrchloter L Lepo D Sm: h L Terrell M O Bannon Second Row J Knlttle L Saund fx! ers D Rnchardson G Kenagy M Whnttuer S Storey S Mullls J Stephen G Knotts P Kerns A Wlpprecht D Lackerby A Parlf G Stebbins Mr Ralston Sponsor freshmen FRESHMAN CLASS Bock Row D Wood D Kesner Parker R Koran F Mayberry S Sturtrldge G Mullin R Reece V Molder Wcrtacet T Ray Thurd Row Waltley N Myszka S Warner K Martin M Martin Lester l Logan Second Row S Snyder L Wllson lNCl'1OlS Plppn C Maxon Redclxck R Lee Wnllus l. Wood Front Row Mr Reltcmuer Sponsor R Kaufman M OLcary T Unllch R Shannon R Kowal Chula T McBratncy D Schatleld R Raban P Nxckcl Mr Krvett Sponsor I lf' gflligl lr xr '43 ' l tr. zf ' ' if l y, v 4 - 5 1 'J x z U 1' X 11 3 li ': a ,. T . J I V-1 M qv- l L. T t r it .EF w e S ' fl 5: -.cw 1 ::f,1ti::gV1 ...F 'Y12 172: , s .. l -.. 3 h I , , , . - , . , . l V , . , , F, Williams, K. Fielden, K. Sparks, C. Kuester, L. Weese, Lister, B. Thomas, B. Simmons. Front Row: P. Sanger, J. A I A I , ' : , ' , . ' , ' , . , . , . , . ' , . , , , ' . : . ' , . - - I , , , , P, 'i , G. ' I, . , C. ' , . , J. M. -- , . . ' : . , . , , ' - , , ' ' , . , . - D. ' I . , . , . A , . ' , , . , . ' , . , 4 ' , . K. , -.. . : . , . ' , , . 1' T i 5 z on 5:- la' .. r ,t. QQ, 1 ' ' Q 1 , P! l dl 1 T' 1 . 1 I-I . s ' -X' , H ...C .K V ' 'A k S 1' ' , , 89 I FRESHMAN CLASS Bock Row D Lundsey M Mc orrrs S at A er ur J Reynolds A Lynch M Rudell Third Row S Thurman E Molder B Snelson K Manuel J Srader T Whltaker P Mzldes S McCarty B Matthews Second Row M son J Lake Setzer J Nesselhuf T Penny D Le lnskn R Kerr C Mather S Reser Front Row Miss Hughes Sponsor R Maxwell S Swisher J Knrttle C Wlsdom J Sneed B Wacaser J Ruchards A Norton J Woodard Mr Meek Sponsor freshmen FRESHMAN CLASS Bock Row D Taylor J White J Shewell T Robinson N Roberts C Wall B Shlvers V Ronnebaum J Sells J Rehkop Third Row M Mendlckl J Nastav C Weatherman W Rand J Wasko R McLean K Rlckey J Purdue M Sambol Second Row S Smlth L Pepperdrne G Shuck J Wnlluarns J Smnth J Peknnk S McGinnis D Stine B Rogan E Williams Front Row J McNaughtan J Whltford M Williams S Wllllarns L Stanley G Paunter J Pulley E Venerable W Mlros Mr W A Cunnlngham Sponsor . I l' I. ' I 2 , . . ., . If.l .Y M 3 if XJ' ' 'J 5 3 L. u 6 .. 1' , . ea 3 ' ,-Y 'L z Q' i g .. 1 1 . ' I . - Wil I , I S. I . , . , , M 'I , Pe I , Kyg I J. T k, E. Phillips, , MC- d' 'I 4 I , I , , : ' ' 1 - 1 ' 1 - , ' 1 I 1 - 3 1 r 1 ' A 1 - 1 - '- : ' 1 - I ' ' - 1 - 1 - I A 1 - - 1 - H 1 . , . , . . 2 . , . I . ' I . I , I , . I . I I . I . I . I I , V I . I . I , I I . . ' I . , . . I , , , , ' I . at -, 5 'I 1 N ,R 5 5 1 nk .. I, el. .. , I 5 1 .'.,4j' , f ' ',. J? i , i A 1 X. . I I 'li A FRESHMAN CLASS Bock Row P Nelson J Hays L L Dagley L Andrews TCampbell E Wulluams R Kung Ladd C Helwng B Kerr S Fowler P Yeamans B Kung R Struck Front Row B Seymour C Sands J Barnes T Bryant Thnrd Row R Kung E Kung A Swearengm M Stevsnson M Duffendack G Launer D Fsscus P J McCroy D Asbnll R Gough L l-lowerton M Theno Frazier M Fales Second Row J Sanders J Stephen L Scott freshmen These Freshman students were well lnltlated into hugh school life as most of them were vlctlms ofthe flu epidemic whuch hut Washington during the tnme Hatchet plctures were being taken The re malnlng students are transfer students A required course for Freshmen IS physlcol educuhon These gurls are gettung one of their dolly workouts under the careful lnstructuon of Mlss Hughes physlcol education teacher 91 . , t 7 ' QI ', . 133 1 ' 1 2 ' K 1 k . 2, -' M , ' 1 .W 'sm '1' . ' . - ,Q it - t F 4 F x , 3 'Q ' 1 I - - 11. , . 4-tif ' A I V pfff- 4,1 . ,1 .1 - ., - 1, 'L T' ' Av E v . b A - L. 74 1 - It , Y . K 2 J! 2 1 . V A J. . 2 . ,1 ' 4 l , , V . Mi 1 1 i gr, 1 NN M . 1 F Il F 1 : . , . , , , , , , . , . , . , 1 - 1 4 1 ' 1 - 1 - 1 - A I - 1 1 1 - 1 ' ' : A 1 A 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 ' 1 ' 1 - - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - . . : . , . , . , I n sophomore officers Three hundred eighty eight sopho mores storted the second yeor of thenr hugh school coreers by el e c t I n g Jone Crouse president Corol Evons vuce pres: dent Peggy Dewey secretory ond Jonet Reynolds treosurer From the sophomore closs Student Councul meetungs were ottended by Judy Del-loft Lorry Evons Jeon Hord ond Peggy Schmidt Reportlng to their home rooms were Koy Anderson M o u r 1 c e Chulders Mollye Conn Florence Evons Alyce Gorver Mory Lou Howord Borboro Jone Crouse President Corol Evons Vnce Presldent Peggy Dewey Secretory Jonet Reynolds Treasurer Lowson Judy Long Phyllnshlnchols Sondy Piper Ronold Rowden Joyce Smlth ond Chuck Wllson Attendung the queen ot Homecom :ng were Peggy Schmidt ond Lorry Sch mndt representotnves of the sophomore closs Sondy Plper wos elected to the re serve cheerleodlng squod Under the sponsorshnp of Mr l-lun ter Mr Tnegreen Mr Meores Mr l-loll Mr Neill Mr Porter Mr Wise ond Mr Worley thus closs wos represented In mony outstondnng woys - l l l 'FJ P ' . I : x.4.'Y - i , V h - . L' . Q1 . '-fl' A will-H 4 - ' ' 1 I 1 1 I I I 1 1 - ' - 1 1 1 -I I ' 1 1 ' '- 1 1 1 ' ' . , . , . , . , 1 - 1 ' 1 ' I ' 1 I 1 1 1 ' SOPHOMORE CLASS B 'fs-r.. SOPHOMORE CLASS Back Row D Cox G G raves D A Harrus G Haaen C Jarrett T Goode J Edwards B nes J Agm P Co tee B Hun B Catan D Ba C onrod Front Row F Evans K Bender D DonCarlos J Connor B Eox Thlrd Row D Johnson V Houston R J ,blklrg J Dick V :nson Hobbs J Colbach B Kaufman rown L Armstrong L Cox L Calvm D Horner B Estes Mr Hunter Sponsor Brustow B Devner Second Row H Colluns J Fuscher sophomores ack Row J Hansen L Jeffery F Glbbons L Harvey R Charlton M Jollutf D Ca mp G Jarvrs A Gubson Thnrd Row W Eddungs R Graham J Hull L Burton R Barker J Corter H Jones R Baker R Heugel Second Row B Buchanan J Hard D Kerr G Gruags J Cooper L Delnch S Hendruckson J Jackson G Ellnott Front Row A B Hunter M Hogg Jordan N Cowley ullock M Katen C M Howard B Belt B Donnlgan V S Cork 'r 93 A l Ht l ' 2 f 2 X .rl j L , is :Q ' ' ' f J f-at J K 1 - - . , -4 a ' 1 S 'T 3 3, 6 . .0 .fn , - .f . t , -QW-1', L. ' s. ...v 1 ,- . L - - 1 - I ' r 'I - L 1 - 1 - , - 1 - Jo , . ', . f , . f, A , . ken . : . , . , . , , I A . ' : . , . , . . t ' I . ' ' , . , . , . , B , or , . , . , - IB- . , . , - ' I , , : . , . 1 T : - 1 - 1 - f - 4 1 - 4 - I 1 A J 1 ' , . , , , . ', . - , . ' . : . , . , bell, , ', . ' , ' : , ' , , I . , . , . , . ' , . , , . : . , . , 1 A , ' f - 5 V, -r 9 C N' ' Y' I K. - v :J , - -J 1 6 : as -- I ,N , t , , . 0 , L.. Y . N K ' . 4 2 1 - U? J lf rn A , 3 f ' t SOPHOMORE CLASS ack Row B Dragush T Bloznnk Second Row Hague D Kne er FlSCl'19l' M Chflders R Devine 5 CVOCKGTT J C0 bl! W Bnlyeu T Duxan M Dale V Duncan J Duffendack elfrwer L GHDD B COS mon Bflllhorf Thlrd B Dullon Front Row T Coleman D Gordon D Forbes ow ra ge IS er s Cor T Gnau C Holliday V Frlesner J Jonclclw D Burnett Keorney C Amy K Gngsby E Devner B Anderson B Cordon Mr Nell! Sponsor sophomores ork W me rown Johnson J oss Croswhlte J Hepworth G Hord P Farmer B Glover agan Frever J Crouse Thlrd ow Emlg Front Row L Evans M Burgess J Andrews uxson M e ercuo arson a K ngler J P Husko N Gibson D Carter Dewey T Whltaker S Kamlnskn E Cheatwood K Groy Evans K Brush 94 .is V , Q 7 .- l, v v -'Z ' zi- vi xg 0 .1 h N hf :I 1 . - f 4 .h - B : . , L. , ' . : N. , . ll , N. K , . ' , . h , B. ' . ' , ' , : . , . ' , . , R : J. Ald 'd , J. F' h, C. H b t, L. p, H. , , . ' , . ' , . ' , , SOPHOMORE CLASS - Bock Row: J. Del-loff, B. Second Row: J. Klingler, J. Kindred, D. Davidson, L. Cl , . Cl' , E. B , ,R. , . G . ' , . , . , . , . , D, A. E , F. t', . . ' R : J. ' . : . , . , . , H' , . D l P ' , L. C , L. H ll, P. D. li , . Hill, . , . ' I . , C, 1 I . ' - . L . . , - . H .- l 5. SOPHOMORE CLASS Bock Row J Wldener K Tedrow M Olen G Smuth B Young G Shah F St h Mendlckl Zabornlk F Wllllarns Thlrd ow P Wilson R McLaugl'1lln T McBratney J Merllatt C Wader R Watson A Meade R Ransom J Nelson C xi?- Leavendusky J Shornln R Porter N Lyman D Loveall S Lake D Warfel Front Row Mr Meares Sponsor D Wetsclwensky S Smlth M Woods J Carter S Matrox C Rlchards J Malott S Washuck A Wensel Mr Porter Sponsor sophomores SOPHOMORE CLASS Back Row B Yockel R Marlar R Manczuk J McTaggart B Wnlslwlre J Lough R Manuel A Lelker J Wnlson J Gossage Thurd Row K Anderson A Garver M Glaze E Folsom J Mann D Woodford P Francls F Sturt J Carpenter K Barney Second Row J Zewalk K Catron S Althott J D y M Conn L Brlscoe L Kraus K Dame J Long Front Row Mr Wlse Sponsor C Klnne V Kung D Crockett D Brake C Davls J Lane B Cunnungham C Connor I 1 .f Q, -6 1 , ll I ' f - ,,, , 1 ,, , - 4 i, 1 1 L, - 1.1 x ., b,iKf,. I 5 , 1. J, . V . I FF 1 : ' 4 I ' 1 - - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 , , , . ' , . , . , . IC , . , . , 1 . , 7 C. ' ', J. ' , . , R 1 . , . ' , . , . , . , - V 1 - 1 - 1 ' r ' - J 1 - 1 - I 1 - 1 - 1 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - - Wright. Second Row: M. Williams, M, Woodson, S. - : . , . , 2 - 1 - 1 1 1 - O 1 - 1 - 1 - I Q 1 - 1 1 ' 1 - - 1 - 1 - 1 ' - 1 , , , , I . , . , . , . I , . , . J , , . - 1 1 V 1 - I 1 ' 1 - - 7 I X 1 K . E f ' -1' . A J' 4 5. V Q.. lr 1 ff SOPHOMORE CLASS Back Row M Roper B Redmon ow J Parsons R Tayor J Owens C Myers R Schwennturth C Newland J Moseley A Toletree Woods M Tebbe C Wltham A Vaughan G Plesa J H Rosenthal R Purdue D Smlth R Tomec Third Row Norman Front Row Mr Worley Sponsor B Straught D Smith J Whltford P Slpes D Medltz G Molder D R Lockerby D Walker C Powell K Thompson J Tarr sophomores SOPHOMORE CLASS ack Row M Stetfens Row D Suner L Nuck L Seward P Schmldt L Morgan Mauzey J C el L Rlchard L Myszka B Muller M Larsen S Prper P Nichols C Peterson Front Row Rowden D Odneal L SCl'1r'T1ldT A Swisher Third Row S Stlth J Reynolds S Rook R R055 P Orr S R0 ers J Knu ht J Schons G Rollwagen W Nvnemlre B S Parks J Vorner L Shaw Mr Hall Sponsor Bradley B Wynne J Stafos S Plke S Myers Second 96 V l l J ta J of xl Q. F ' I G' - 3 ' A 5 A' .. A L' E , l W : ill K I 4 f ' ' J .5 , - ,sg f gk S, l - 5 ya! J J J 5 1:E, fi-1uf 'l,'l Pl' - : . , . , R : . , . I , . , . , W. Molder, J. Moyer, J. McGovern, M. McCurdy. Second L, Smith, M. Cunningham, S. Ledbetter. - B : . , C. : . ' , . A , . , . ' , . , , . Ni lf , . ' , - , - ' , R. . , A ' , - ' , J - 2 , . , . ' , . ' . ' : . ' , , , . , . , , , . b t, 4 'Q , - , . , J ' ' , A . , V , J , 4 , - X-:U J -' 5' 43 'D - , 9 , ' ' s K 'l S . . 2 'F' :. ' 3 r l In ,WL I I J J S ' Y-.f w uv f'V nf n it SOPHOMORE CLASS Back Row R Terrell V Noble E Ruder J Nor on F Trllrsch M Rhodes L McMrllan S Phnllrps J Shaffer Front Row Mr Tnegreen Sponsor T Srnlth G Terrell Thsrd Row T Vlfebb B Srnnth W Morrison L Wolf L Rush M Smrth V Stroud R Meyn Reno J Srnrth R Reed B Shryer R Thomas Second Row J Ollver M Mournrng G Luscornbe K Stephens K Shryer B Srmpson R Ramsey Reese B Mournrng L Lnk K Royal M Saylo sophomores One of the outstandmg features of thns school year has been the flu epldemrc whnch raged through the halls of Washmgton These students were vlctlms thus fall when pnctures were taken for the Hatchet Transfer students are also pictured SOPHOMORE CLASS Back Row G Shamp J Walker T Young B Gay M Brshop D Yockel K Taylor S Wrrght K asley B s Br wn l-la Hohman J Maultsby F Yeoman R Marlar J l-lolludoy Klrngler First Row B Dodd R Reese B Langston K Thnrd Row L Beckerdrte D Folsom D Alexander R Grngsby B Rogan R Clarkson J Trast W Murray J Matthews C Reno B Lawson N Dryden Harrls L Hickman B Goodwrn M Dawe Second Row Muller S Moore T Berry S Pper S Kelley R Hr Hohman P Scott B Logan J Gravatt D Horton L 97 6 4,,, T T, 'J -' ' , ,M , ', ,Q so i ' ,Ru If' - 'w 1' l S ' 'uv' an If 55551 F 1' T 1 ' ,M - X ' , I ijfffffj l A-1 -- ' -5 5 fail? 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Este , B. o , J. ys, J. 1 ' ' 1 - 1 - 1 ' ' ' ' ' ' I - 1 ' 1 - 1 - I 4 A 1 - 1 r 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 r 1 - 1 ' I ' 1 - 1 - 1 ' 1 - 1 ' 1 - 1 A ' , . , . , . . : - A Q lg i L E 1 V. - :V l ,r .. 3 1, , ' I 1' 'T Treasurer Llnda Qumn Secretary June Christensen Presudent Larry Drmmntt 1un1or offrcers Vuce Presudent Jlm Bogard The leaders elected to gunde' the class ot 1959 were Presrdent Larry Dummltt Vlce Pres: dent Jlm Bogard Secretary June Chrlstensen and Treasurer Lunda Qumn Eddne Bales J C Ellns Carleen Stromberg and Jo Thomas spent many hours of work as the junnors partlcnpatung on the Actlvuty Board The success of the Junuor Play Room for the Groom and the Junnor Sensor Prom can be partly attrrbuted to the class sponsors Mr Jester Mass Cumby Mr Toevs Mr Anderson Mr Scl'-Diffilg Mr Lauver Mrs Wagner and Mr Ruld Elected to represent the junuor class on the Student Council were Ann Brownfleld Sallyanne Edmlnlster Gary Green and Sharon O Nell Home Room Representatlves were Mary Ann Uzelac Jum Lewzs Rnchard McClain Brenda Young Nancy Dormons Sherron Brown Kenny Smith Yvonne Ledlnskl Sue Tllllsch Jimmy Fnnch Margaret Myers Claude Grey and Ron Slpes The night of Homecoming found Made llne Glenn and Randy Mlddaugh clrcllng the grndnron as representatuves of the junior class Taknng thenr port an supportmg the athletic teams were the Reserve Cheerleaders Pat Long Tone Shane and Sandy Paper Also helpmg out were the Banner Carrners Sharon Mnlam Pat Wilson Ruthann Harper Ann Brownfield Judy Hull and Sharon ONeal Asslstnng the band as majorettes were Sharon Smith Wll hamma Kelley and Alnce McCall who was the head drum major fa Q3 , I I ' I ':'lSi.Q j . 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I , I - ' l 1 1 . . 1 . , 1 1 - . l l , JUNIOR CLASS Bock Row P Caraway G Grlndcl Henry J D l'1 W Dellch B Garr Fry B Easter Crowe G Hevelone D Garrett Third Row brook G Chancellor S Brown C l-loendorf R l-leugel J Feeback J Bogard M Epps E Braams L Harms Second Row M Gamble D Judy J Cleveland N Jack L Duncan C Emrlch V Bryant J Gamblll N Gou y Glenn ronf Row S Gay S Dolsh A Brunker ark B E las J Allen C Connor C Brewood B Gazc L Chnlders Mnss Comby Sponsor juniors JUNIOR CLASS Back Row L Bctzel F Cannatax M Hayes G Cunduff R Bond L Brown B Buford T lerman G C llett J In Thur Row l-larral'1 F Harrlson E Bales M Harris R Gleuchman G Green B Anderson G Gulbert S Cooper D ox Second Row Mr Jester Sponsor S Clayton P Curtns Day: L Culver B Adams L Casey S Ehrnardt Flmer C Davus B Hammond S Hutton Front Row unt Hat away Grantham Slwuc Anderson B Campbell K Coster C Burdolsku J C le M Gee rin ni Nl JUNIOR CLASS Barnett B Altman B Evelond D Dulln L Dlmmltt Back Row R Ctulders D Coffelt Henderson H Chnck B Cuttler Third ROW G Ford Antrlrn N Dormols S Gordon J Jester F Dogenette Horns G Hoves L Denk L Chnlders Second Row L Dlckrnson S Edrnlnlster K Hun er Cranor beer Front Row L Cortrnght B Cravens J Hays A Brownfleld E Fouts J Brown C Duffendock C Dawson A Alleman J Everett Mrs Wagner Sponsor juniors JUNIOR CLASS Back Row D Sklles D Swearengm R McCla1n G Molott J Lewns R Povelac G Mortuns W Vvlutnam R Turner K Smnth Thrrd Row B Spencer G Turner F Sheble L Tolman J Stlrnoc A McCall R McCloud B Stlpetlc S Wood M Newlon Second Row Q p-J' I1 mlth M To V Lelker Thomas J Moce P Wnlson K Norgard Front Row Mr Louver Sponsor K Welder I McG1nn1s J Wensel E Srnuth S Re1l1ng K McNaughton J Klernpnouer J Chrustensen D Trout '2 x, v Q ., 'A .7 Q-- I' wt. 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O , 2 A W JUNIOR CLASS Bock Row J Nornholt J Lelnlnger F Gaunce K Gonn B Moyer A Taylor M Nelson L Ore G Robblns B Roth L Goode R Montgomery Third lla G wallow C nell err Elllngt Young B Rush G Shomaker Second Row J Waddell GHG Ledlnskl J e ntl Moms S Neal C Markoy Theno H Walker B Kenslow C Knlttle C Vrbenec C Slromberg Front Row Mr Gould Sponsor A OBrlen N Kraus A Poague B Pruce D Flaggard D Monfavon R Leavenduslfy M Toevs Sponsor rumors JUNIOR CLASS ock Row S e ey Kun osley F Robunson R Supes R Shnvers R Welsh Wlngafe J Epps T MCMorrls G Kuzmo J Wisdom Third Row S Murphy S Smlth D Robinson M Uzelac H Vanderpool G Thompson B Sargert R Mlddaugh B Young V Spencer H OLeory L Nelson Second Row J Reyba J Subelka M Lyerlo H Weaver J Lewls W Ke ley L Moson L nn P Long D Smufh L Rudell ONeal Front Row M Anderson Sponsor J orns M Myers B Smnfh P Lockerby L Koch M am M Robbins T Shane J Smith J Verbon R Pedersen S McMahon Mr Shoenug Sponsor IOI l., n , -i .QAM-2 . ,Y 5- l :s -, V N V - KT , - ', ' z' ' Q -, - . 1 N- .: s - - , -. ' ' . - 4 - W - - - ,- ' S g K. ,L 1 - l 1' 1 I ' lf, l L y, 'M . ., 1 4 V5 ' 'Z . ' l Y - - L1 My . g F A f . -' J L ' -, M Z ' '- -N-luj., 1 5 1 I ' K' 1 6 2 3 , . - l Y. A ' -W - : . f , . ' ' , Y. ' ', . St I , J. , . , , , M - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - ' 1 - 1 - , 1 1 - '1 - 1 , . ' , . , . , . . ' , : . , 5 . ' - , Row: J. Schneider, J. Thomas, J. Stine, M, Spilker, F. A. Mather, J. Zewalk, H. Owens, K. Woods, N. Sonneveldf, Roh' , . S , . S , G. K , S. ' on, K. . , . , . ' , . , . , . , . . : . , . - , f. , . I l - B : . K ll , H. ' g, C. , ' , . , . , . , . ', . M , 4 ' 1 . ' 1 A V 1 . , J. l 1 A , .Qui , 1 , 1 ' . . , ' , . , . ' , , , . ' . S. ' . : r. , 5 . ' : . , . ' , . ' , . , M ', . , . ' , . , . , S. . , . , . , . . : , , , . ' , . 3 , r :bi -3 .2 S -,. N 'Q I x K. ' xl 'A' X L, X - 3 Q ll l . i J 3 A I - - .. - L A V 5 ' .5 V - 1 pl JUNIOR CLASS Bock Row H Owens L Hoden D Prnkelmon C Pnke G Downre C Reed Front Row C Brown C Rowley D Moupnn D McDonoId D Hendruck Horn M Strohmeyer R Johnson J Hull B Atksnson M son B Armstrong B Roberts Second Row R Locke Johnson M Hrll D Bornes onord S :ns W J Novo Grodoc rumors The flu bug clonmed mony vuctums thus foil ond the Junior Closs was no exceptvon Pictured obove ore the bitten ones ond olso some students who en rolled ot Woshlngton ofter Hotchet pictures hod been to en The duty of these junior students wos to moke o decnsnon on sensor rnngs They lrmxted the styles of rrngs to two ond the entnre class then voted on thenr chonce Those on the Comrnuttee left to right were B Sorgert J Smith J Hoys N Dormons ond L Horms 102 ,ag s -.ot 3-,Q .sf 'Q ': 'z' 1'-' M 2 NJ Y' 'f L 9 1' .T ' to if ' W if- . ' 0 : TT YV , m , t . . ,, , -fe - : . , . , . ' , . ' , . ', . , . I . 4 , . , . 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E off' oxgr Ice Pressdent Darrell Ellsott Voce Pressdent Larry Sanders Secretary Barbara Schmsdt Treasurer John Gaffney Of the two hundred thsrty sensor students many were the top leaders sn the organszatsons of tne school Student Councsl Tom Tush Y Teens Kathy Reeves Hs Y John Nelson Key Club Bsll Flynn Pep Club Jerry McKay Hors zon Club Bobbse Jo Rogan Future Nurses Karen Stanley Art Club Joyce Edmonston Press Club Barbara Bunsch Drama Club Larry Tabberer League Bsll Flynn WClub Bsll OLeary Span ssh Club Larry Caldwell and Latsn Club Marx Gsbson Class sponsors were M Hull Mr K Cunnsngham Mr Fslmer M Foster Mrs George Msss Newby and Mr Starbuck To get thesr last year of hsgh school off to a good start the Sensor Class elected Darrell Ellsott Pressdent Larry Sanders Vsce Pressdent Barbara Schmsdt Secretary and John Gaffney Treasurer Representsng the Sensor Class on the Student Councsl were Charlotte Brooke Joann Delsch Bsll Flynn and Bobbse Jo Rogan Elected from thesr homerooms to report on the actsvstses of the Student Councsl were Pat Brozel ton Darrell Ellsott Marcsa Gallagher Ray Green Terry Hooper Jerry McKay Barbara Msddaugh Charles Sprague and Wesley Wolf Leadsng the school sn cheers from the Sen sor Class were the Varssty cheerleaders Char lotte Brooke Joann Delsch Bobble Jo Raqan Pat Roberts Barbara Schmsdt and Larry Tab berer Lsndy Shane was a member of the Re TON sn the banner lsne from the Sensor Class were Janet Frusts Mary Hester Nancy Twst chell and Norma Twstchell Bobbse Jo Rogan and Karen Stanley repre sented Washsngton at Gsrls State Bsll Flvnn Jerry McKay and Gary Rschards went to Boys State ln the l957 Homecomsng festsvstses Pat Roberts and Bsll Router represented the Sensor glass Karen Stanley and Jerry McKay Pep ub The Actsvsty Board sncluded Donna Cundsff to Gates and Karen Hendee from the Sensor ass I A I 1 h 1 . 1 U 1 I F I I I I ' 1 ' , 5 - A 1 ' - 1 ' ' 1 . , . I - 1 1 ' , . ' - I I 1 . 1 1 A 1 I , ' ' - 1 1 1 A , T Youth for Christ, Tom Tushg National Forensic 59 Ve QVOUP- l'lelD 'lQ fo Spell OUT WASHING- . D . 1 I ' ' . 1 1 ' 1 . 1 ' , b 1 1 ' l ' - ' G r. , . . 1 . I ' H - Q , . , r. , . I . 1 9 I . I ' l ' I - . I . - 4 I ' I - 1 ' I 1 . Q 1 ' ' . , '. I I . I ' I 103 James Adams Basketball l 4 Tra 3 4 Cr Country 4 League Champions H Norma Altoff Art Club 2 Y Teens 2 3 Pep Club 2 3 4 Prom Committee 3 Sondra Barrett: Northwest lg Wyandotte 2g Cafeteria 3g Library 45 Y-Teens 4g F,H.A. Club 4g 50 CWPM Typing Award 3. 'E 1 arles Allen Y 2 French Club 3 Language Club 3 Press Club 4 lntra murals 2 3 Ke Clu Washingtonlan Staff 4 Hat chet Staff 4 Physics ab Assistant 4 Variety Show 4 Joan Allen Cafeteria 4 Bonnie Baker: Y-Teens l 2 3 4 Cabinet 4' Horizon Club ' D C ub 3 4' X Scott Allen Football l 2 3 4 All State Team 3 Basket ball l 2 3 4 League Team Track l VP 3 WCu 3 4 VPres 4 Key 3 4 French Club 2 Continued on Page l26 atrlcia Anderson YTeens H rizon Club 2 3 Club 4 Junior a Crew 3 Mary Ann Barber: Horizon Cub 3' Y-Teens 3' F. .A. Club 4' Cafeteria 4. Club l Ensemble Operetta Cast' Mixed Chorus 3 Capella 4 Triple T'o 3 Madrigal Society 4 Operetta Continued on Page 126 104 1 I I ' Dennis Bates: A Capella 4, Dist. Music Festival 4g Variety Show 4. Susan Beecham F N A Club 2 3 FHA Club 4 Hornzon u l 2 3 4 50 CW Typsng Award 2 Jumor Play Crew 3 Sandra Chacey Bmgman Glee u l Operetta l IX ed Chorus Operetta 2 Latm u l Teens 1 2 e Club l F Club 3 4 Horizon Club 3 4 FHA 4 Shootung Stars Manlyn Bond Pep Club l 4 FNA Club Wllllam Bender H Y 3 4 Leonard Bierman Football l lub 4 Track l 2 3 olt 2 3 4 W French Club 2 3 Football 4 Inr murals 3 4 VII James Bobslu Baseball 3 Florence Boehm Basketball 3 4 105 Harold Beardsley James Bard F otball l 2 Track 2 HnY 4 YFC Club Fred Boney Northwest 1 Wyandotte 2 Make Bowman Wyandotte l 2 Mixed Chorus 3 A Capella 4 Operetta 3 4 Madr:Q0' Socrety 4 Dlst Mussc Festival 3 4 .lumor Play 3 Variety Show 4 fs Cordell Bradley Freda Bradley Washxngtonnon LUVYY BYUCHGY Staff 4 Harnson Brassheld Pat Brazelton Drama Club YTeens l 2 3 Pep 2 3 4 Glee Clubl Operetto Lead l Mnxed Chorus 2 A Capella 4 Operetta 2 Dust Muslc Festival 2 3 4 Reserve Cheerleader 3 Curhs Browne Football l 2 rack l 3 4 Begmners Bandl Con cert Band 2 3 4 Dust Muslc Festlval 3 4 Boys Glee Club 2 Mlxed Chorus 3 A Capella 4 Boys Ensemble 4 Boys Quartet 4 Dust Music Fest: val 4 Operetta 4. Dave Brewood Charlotte Brooke Y Teens l 2 Homecomnng A en l Glee Club l Operetta Cast Student Councul l 3 Cheerleader2 3 4 Art Club 3 Pep Club 2 3 4 8- Scroll 3 4 Sec 4 Treos Continued on Page l 26 Ed Budy Football l HI Y l Vurgunua Bundy S t u d e nt ouncul l nd Dust Musuc Festuval 3 Intra m rals l 2 3 Volley a Charnpuons l 2 3 Y Teens 2 3 4 Cabunet 3 4 Debate 4 CO Chaur W Tourn 4 Speech Festuvals awrence ls ust 2nd e 2 3 N Contunued on Page l26 5 Jerry Caldwell B nd l 2 4 Dance Band 3 Band 4 Pres 4 Dust Musuc stuval 3 4 Hu Y 4 Julle Carlson YTeens l 2 3 Pep Club 3 French Club panush Club l 2 Language Club 2 3 Horuzon Club 3 Tumblung Team 3 4 Shootung Stars 2 Laurue Chrustensen Northwest Jr Hugh l Wyandotte 2 Hu 3 4 Key Club 4 Prm Cornmuttee 3, Hatchet Staff 4, Pep Club 3, Art Club 4, Sec 4 Larry Caldwell Paseo l anush Club l 2 3 4 P es 3 Pres 4 Language Cu 2 3 Key Club 4 ep Club 4 Hu Y 4 Conference 4 Speech Festuvals Lawrence Dst 3 4 State 3 ru Contunued on Page l26 Barbara Bumch Ward l Pep Club 2 3 YTeens 3 Horu zon Club 2 3 Press Club 4 Pres 4 Washungtonuan Staff 4 Junuor Play Crew Prom Correspondent 4 Porn pam G rl 4 1 H Judy Carpenter Wyandotte l 2 Pep Club 3 4 Y Teens 4 Art Club 3 Frenc Club 4 Prom Commuttee 3 YFC Club 4 Scholarshup Award 3 Joyce Carter Pep Club l 2 Ron Cheyney H Y l 2 3 3 YTeensl 2 3 Horuz n uxed Chorus l 2 Clu 2 Sec 3 Banner Gurl Capella 4 Madrugal Socuety 3 40 CWPM Typung Award 3 Boys Ensemble 3 4 Boys 2 Prom Comrnuttee 3 Quartet 4 Dust 81 State Musuc Festuval l 2 4 Operetta l 2 3 4 Cast 3 Junuor y Contunued on Page l26 107 Donna Chranuster Y Teens 3 4 Pep Clu ornzon Club l F N A Club 4 C ' 5 Ba l, 2, 3, ul , , , 1 b ll 5' 1 I ' F I' ' , , 5 - vu ' f in f 2, 3, , - 1 .Hs W 5 5 31 1 ' 3: L , 1 D' ., I V i - Stat , 5 3rd .K.C. 45 W : a , , I I 3, , , Pep Suv ' , , , 1 V- -' N , 1 1 ' - ' f - 1 - 1 F' Fe ' , 1 '- - I b , 2 I P 3 4, i . , , 5 Va '- ' 45 S ' , , 3, 45 3, I I h 1 , , 1 i- , . 1 1 - , , 1 'O M' , 1 3, A b 1 . 1 ' , ' ' , , , 1 ' PIO 1 M 1 u l X l. Y,,' fo u,2,,, bu,2,3, ' ' 41 H ' , 2, 31 Walter Church Carol Coffee FNA Club I Club 2 4 Ca 4 Latm Club 2 Dust Music Festrval 3 4 Tumblung Team Donna Cunduff Glee Club I Operetta I Horuzon Club I Pep Clubl 2 3 4 YTeens 4 Press Clu Washmgtonlan 3 4 ACIIVIIY Board 3 4 Home Room Representatuve 3 Prom Com mittee 3 Cafeterna 2 Offnce Louanne Clark Glee Club I Sextet l Operetta I Choreo grapher Mnxed Chorus 81 Freshman Operettas 2 Oper a 2 YTeens 2 3 e u 3 A VPres 4 Prom Commuttee Contnnued on Page I26 Spencer Clarke Football I 3 BasketbalII Track 2 Key Club 3 4 Pep b Arthur Crabb North Kansas Carol Crabb Pep Club I Cnty Hugh I Tumbling Team I Hour Chorus I Spannsh Club 2 3 Cafeterla 3 4 FHA Club4 Pat Clndrrch Wyandotte Hornzon Club 4 Y Teens FHA Club 4 Pep Club Fifth Hour Mlxed Chorus A Capella 4 Trnple Trlo Operetta 4 Dust Musuc Fest, val 4 Prom Comrnuttee 3 Larry Colboch Football I 2 3 4 All Area Team 4 Bas all I Track I 3 Intramurals 2 3 4 Band I 2 Hatchet Royalty 4 Var vety Show 4 Carol Dale Wyandotte I Art Club 3 4 Latln Club 3 Hatchet Stan 4 Prom Com mnttee 3 YFC' Club 3 4 Language Club 3 Lnbrary 3 . . : Ii I I - 45 - - - I 4, . . 3: I . . 4, , ' , f 2, 1 Q 1, ' z , Q Clu , - 1, 2, 3, 4. . ett g - , g P p I Cl b , 4, rt Club 3, 4, S Pep , 3, 5 det I ketbl 5 , 2,l3, 45 Bond 2: Bond 3, 4, PSD Bond W-Club 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 1, 2, I 1 I I 1' 1 j j - 4. . x ' . X t ' ' 5 ' F'fth , 3, 2. ' , 5 ' I,2,3,:l ,b4: Q1 , ' 1. A - A 4. 3, 4. ' 108 Bo DeHoff F otball I 2 3 4 Track 2 3 W Club 4 Y 2 3 Intramurals 2 John Duncan Darrell Elliott North Kansas Cutyl 2 Football 3 4 Base b 3 4 WClub 3 4 Y 3 Class Pres 4 Home Room Representatuve 4 Intramurals 3 Key Club 4 Fred 1 on B nd 2 Mnldred Dowell Glee Club I Dust uslc Fest: al 3 O eretta I YT:-zens I 2 3 Joyce Edmonston YTeens ub Sec 3 Pres 4 Pep Club 3 4 FNA Club 2 zon Club 2 3 4 Intramurals I 2 3 Volleyball Champzons I2 3 FHA Club4 ym lnstructor4 4 50 CWPM Typmg Award Pep Club 2 3 4 V Essay Contest Ist WH S 3 Offrce 4 F HA Club 4 Spamsh Club 3 4 Cadet Band 2 Band 3 Dust Music Festival 3 I09 Joann Delich: Horizon Club I, 2, 3, 4, Treos. 2, V-Pres. 3 4 FNA Club3 Stu ent ouncul I 3 4 Tr ep Club I 4 serve Cheerleader 2 Varsuty 3 4 Homecomung Attendant 3 Homecomlng Queen 4 Don Dunwuddue Jock Fnchtner H Y I 2 3 B nd I Z b , O I I g , J . .. J d . . g . C ' , 2, , , eas. Hia- I . I I 3' I 4, P , 2, 3, 5 Re- 4. I I ' D'II : a , 3, 4, ' : , , ' 4 M ' , 4 D I ' , , , 2, , , 5 .F.W. : - 2, Sidney Edson: Hi-Y 2, 4, 3, 4, Art Cl I, 2, 3, 4, ' , 5 . , . 1 I, I , ' f ' 2, , 5 . . . 5 Hori- ' . , . 1 . . . :G all,g - ,gHi- ' Zi- ,,j 1 - : , I- 0 I - Doneda Fiscus: Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Cabinet 2, 3, 4, Pep Club l, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club l, Operetta Cast, Pres, Accom- panist, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, A Capella 4, Operetta 2, 3, 4, Madrigal Society 3, 4, Dist. Music Festival 2, 3, 4, State 3, Dramatics Club 3, 4, Junior Play 3, F.N.A. Club Continued on Page l26 Ronald Freed H Y l Ar u 2 3 Marcia Gallagher Y Teens l 4 Horizon ub Pep Clubl 2 3 4 Washing onion Staff 3 4 F u l Eddie Francis Football Mgr DOIICIH Ffdhkenfleld l HiYl 2 Washingtonian f 3 Pep Club l ln ra murals 3 4 Bob Fulton Northwest l Wyandotte 2 WClub 3 4 Home Room Representative 4 Track 3 4 Football 3 4 Hi Y 3 4 Homecoming King 'llO John Gaffney Westport l Football 2 3 4 Track 2 4 W Club 2 3 4 Key Club Hi Y 2 3 C Treas Bill Flynn: Scholastic 'Awqrd l, 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 2, A Capella 4, Operetta 2, 3, Lead 4, Dist. Music Festival 2, 4, Boys' Ensemble 4, N.F.L, 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Cabinet 4, Model Legis. Gov- ernor 4, Debate 2, 3, 4, 3rd Dist. Tourn. 3, lst Atchinson Novice 3' Co-Chair. W.H.S, Continued on Page l26 Janet Fruits YTeens l 2 3 4 Cabinet 4 Tri City Con erence 4 F NA Club Pep Club 2 3 4 Bonner Girl and l Treas 4 Dixie Land Band 2 Dist Musi Festiva Continuea on Page l26 Clehe Garner Glee Club I YTeens 2 FNA Club3 4 Stat , , t - . f , . . . l, : i- , t , , I ' CI b 4' 4, B , 2, 3, 4, Sec. 3, l, , ' , 'c ' l3, . 5 - , 1 , , 1 , 3, J , : , : 3, 4: '- , 1 'OSS . '- , , ' ' 4, Scholastic Award 2. , , 4. V , ff' 1- -172 . , - ,ef . , W, 2, 3, , ' Cl l, 2, - : . t ' , , .N.A. - ' l n A I l Cl b , 2, 3. Jo Gates Glee Club 1 Oper etta Cast 1 Ensemble 1 Mix ed Chorus 2 3 A Capella 4 D Music Festival 2 3 4 Operetta 2 3 4 YTeens 1 A Club 3 4 ACTIVI Board 4 YFC Club 4 Prom Committee 3 Shooting Stars FHA Clu f I3 Marx Gibson H Y 2 3 Pep u 1 W b Club 2 3 4 Treas R' Donna Gull T rner 1 2 M A Club 4 Y Teens Y F C Club 4 Sharon Glenn Ward 1 Mount Assisi Academy 2 Horizon Club 3 Spanish Club Ray Green: Y.F.C. Club 1, 2, 3, 4, City Council 45 Class Treas. 15 Homecoming Atten. 25 Class Pres. 35 Home Room Representative 45 H-Y 1, 2, 3, 45 W-Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Football 1, 25 Basketball 1 2, 3, 45 Track 1, 2, 45 Base ball 35 Cross Country 4, Lea gue Champions 45 Prom Com- Continued on Page 126 res 4 ul 8. Scrol 4 V Pres 4 Press ub in Club 1 4 Language Club 1 2 Continued on Page 126 Margorle Grafke Latin Club Judy Graham Pep Club ns Y ns Horizon Club 1 Horizon Club 3 Art Club fl 2 3 Dramatncs Club 2 3 res 4 FHA u ariety Show 1 2 Junior Play One Act Play Continued on Page 126 , ,X 111 Kenny Gauert Dlck Glimpse Wyandotte 1 Hi Y 3 Art Club 3 4 Band 4 Dist Music Festival Robin,,Grinne11: Central Jr. 1, als? Club 2, Y-Teens 4, 3 3.,F.H'CA. Club 4. Y V' 71.1 I if if S Roy Groves Turner l Key ub3 4 4 Jun Play Pbysucs Lab Asslstant 'S' T St ve Harris H1 Y l 2 3 Francis Herbsl' Denms Hammett Wyandotte Sharlene Hams Intramurals 2 3 Trac l 2 3 Volleyball Champlons F N C ens 2 3 Pep Club 3 F H A Club 4 Gym Assistant Karen Hendee Lgfm Club 1 Charles Herbs! Football l eens l 2 Actlvlty Board 2 3 I' WClub 3 4 112 Sharon Hamm Wyandotte l P60 Club 3 4 Fifth HOL r Mnxed Chorus 3 A Capella 4 G1 ls uartef 4 Counse o s Offlce 4 Dust Musxc Festival 4 Beverly Hayes FNA Club 4 Glee Clu l eretta l Dons Hem Keytesvllle, Mus sour: l, 2, 3, Band 4, Major etfe 4, Dust Music Feshval 4, Pep Club 4 Mary Hester: Glee Club l, Operetta Cast, Ensemble, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, A Capel- la 4, Triple Trio 4, Opcretta 2, 3, Cast 3, Dist Music Fostinfal 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens l, 2, 3, 4, Cabinet 4, Horizon Club 2, F,N.A. Club 3, 4, Sec.-Treas. 4, PNA, Award 3, 4, Pea Club l, 2, 3, 4, Continued an Page l26 Terry Hooper: Central Junior l, l-li-Y 2, NFL, 3, 4, Key Club 4, Physics Lab Assistant 4, Debate 3, 4, One Act Play 3. Earl Jarvis: Football l, 2, Basketball l, Baseball l, 2, 3, wciub 2, 3, 4, Latin Club l, l-li4Y 2. 4' Joan Hetzler: Y-Teens ', 2, 173 'V' , i 4, Art Club 2, 3, F lN,A, Club .,... ' 2, Cafeteria 4. C, Q Jim Higbec: W-Club 2, 3, 4, Rose Marie Holliday: g,,, l-li-Y 2, 3, 4. west l, Wyandotte 2, 3, Y C'-- Teens 4, Pep Club 4, Y.F.C. Club 4. ,gbf5ifk 'r 'UN Janet Hunter: Northwest nior ' e u Horizon Club 3 4: Y-Teens 3 4: Home Room Representa tive 3' Office 3 4' Scholastic ward 2 3' 50 CW Typing Award 2 Judy Jarrett Art Club 2 iv- - 113 aHuff HY3 Mary Jennings: Y-Teens l, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, 4: Language Club 2, Glee Club l, Opcretta l. Gary Johnson: West Junior l, 2, Hi-Y 3, 4, Band 3, 4, Dance Band 3, Variety Show 3, Dist, Music Festival 3, 4, Operetta 3. Cecilia Kosorog: Horizon Club 3, 4, Y-Teens 3, Pep Club 4, Press Club 4, Wash- ingtonian Staff 4, Hatchet Staff 4, Fl-l.A, Club 4, Vari- ety Show 4. Evelyn LeGore: Pep Club l, 2, 3 ,4, Y-Teens l, 3, 4, Horizon Club 3, 4, Latin Club l, 2, 3, 4, Language Club 2, 3, Waslwingtonian Staff 3, 4, KC. Star Cor- respondent 3, 4, Press Club 4, Quill 8- Scroll 3, 4, Pres. 4, Dramatics Club 4, Junior Play Student Director, Office Continued on Page 126 val lerry Kesner Richard Keyes: Baseball 3, Dal Landell: Hi-Y 3, 4, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Dist. Music Festi- 3, 41 Roberta Laughery: Y-Teens if iv 114 2, 3, 4, Pep Club l, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club l, 2, 3, 4, Cabinet 4, Language Club 2, 3, Glee Club l, Operetta l, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, A Capella 4, Operetta 2, 3, 4, Dist. Music Continued an Page l26 P' ml Jeanette Karen: FN A. Club l, 2, 3, Y-Teens 4. u Karen Kusler: Pep Club 3 F.N.A, Club 2, Glee Club l Operetta l. ub 4, Band l, 2, lntra murals 4. arl Lester: l-li-Y 3, Pep ub 4, Baseball 2, 3, Art Pat Lindgren: Pep Club l 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens 3, 45 Span ish Club 2, 3, 4, Fl-l.A. Club 4, Gym Assistant 2, 4, Intra- murals l, 2, 3, 4. Ronald Manson Shawnee lssaon l 2 Foot al Track 4 A Capella 4 Oper etta 4 Cast 4 Dust Music Festuval 4 Margaret McCall Y Teens 4 Band l 2 3 Dance Band 3 Operetta 3 Dust Musuc es :val 3 Das 8. State Speech Festlval 2 Junior Play 3 Intramurals l 1 T ory Judy Lyman Pep Club l 2 Albert Marth Central Junaor l Hr Y 2 3 4 Conteren e 4 Key Club 3 4 Executlve Board 4 Home Room Repre sentatlve 3 Band 2 lntra murals 3 4 Football Champ Ions 4 Prom Committee 3 3 4 F H A Club 4 Y Teens O 1 4 Nurs s Assistant 2 .laruce Maxwell Rosedale l 2 YTeens 3 Horuzon Club 3 Pep Club 4 115 Gary Loar Sandra Manuel Northwest l amsh Club 2 3 4 r Club 4 Make McCurdy Football l 4 Trackl 2 WClub l 3 Ban 4 Dust Muslc Fest: al b 2 lnr m rals 2 3 4 Art Club 4 Varnety Show 4 L 1 , , f, N Ai 2, -3, tf'ce 3, 5 e' W0 'J cc l M' ' , g b I 35 : J J - Sp ' , , 5 A 5 '- , , , C J - 1 ' 2, 3, 4, Pep club 1, 2, 3, U 5: 5 C 2, 3, , ' I , - : ,,: , . 3,4,Ha-Y,2,, dl : 1 ' . ' 2, 3, 5 ' . ' F ll I 'l- ' 3, 45 Peo Clu l, , ta F ' U . , 1 Jerry McKay P p Club l H 4 Cablnet 4 Model Legus 4 Kev Club 3 4 Executrve Board 4 Dust 8. lnternataonal Conv 3 Drornatucs Club 3 4 Treas 4 Junnor Play W Club 4 Track Mar 3 Foot bll Mgr 4 Homecomlng Atten 4 Pram Committee 3 Contxnued an Page l26 Barbara Muddaugh Central Junuor l Wyandotte 2 Y Teens 3 4 Treas 4 Hornzon Club 3 4 Hatchet Staff 4 Home Room Representatnve F N A Club 3 3 4 Hatchet Royalty 4 Va FIGTY Show 4 Barbara Mundy YTeens l b FNA Club 7 3 4 Spanlsh Cu 3 4 FHA Club 4 Barbara Metz Pe Club l Bob Mucek Northwest Don McLean Central Junior n P Dance Bond 3 4 Varnety Show 3 4 Operetta Muslc Festlval 3 4 l-l Y 2 Ke Club 3 4 Intramurals 4 Football Champlons 4 3 4 YTeens Wyandotte 2 Band 3 Dr Music Festival 3 Dance Band 3 Operetta '76, Eleanor Mums Russell Morton Tack l 2 6 F otball l 2 Basketball l WClub 2 3 2 Davld Muller John Nelson Central Junlor P Model Legls 4 Radlo Panel Track 2 Ke Clu Intramurals 2 3 4 Ho Room Representatnve 3 nouncement Commuttee : e , 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4, i-Y 2, 3, I , A , , A' 6 lg Ba d 2, 3, 4, res. 4, - lt 'I ' r, .3 .4 l , 5 3, Dist, 1 - ' 1' gi ' ' , i. 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Raylene Newell Glee Club l Operetta Cadet Band l nd 2 Dust Musuc F tuval 3 4 Y Teens l p ub CWPM Typung Award 2 Jerry Ostertag H Y 2 3 4 e Club 2 4 Home R o o m Representatuve 3 Homecomang Atten 3 Tra lc 2 3 4 Intramurals 4 Luanne Oesterreuch West F N C Pe Club 3 4 YTee s 4 Latun Club 3 A Capela Dust Musuc Festuval Varuety Show 3 Language Club 3 Nurses Assistant 4 E' Bu OLeary Fotball l 2 ck 4 all l lub 2 3 Pr Class Pres Student Coun 3 Treas 3 Hatc Royalty 4 Varuety Show 4 Sharon Puper YTeens 'l Club l 4 Lo Club 2 Language Club 2 Drama Club 3 4 Horuzon u 4 YFC Clubl Glee Club 2 Pom Pom Gurl Muxed 4 Op Festuval Speech 4 Junuor Play Crew Chorus 3 A Capella eretta 3 Dust Musuc 4 Dust 8 Contunued on Page 126 Sue Novo Gradac YTeens 3 4 Pep Spanusn Club 2 3 4 V Pres 2 Language Club Club l Joe Patruck Washun ton l Shawnee Mussuon 2 3 Larry Paul WClub l 2 3 Bull Perkins WClub 3 4 4 Football l Basketball l C Teas 4 H Y aseball l otbauu l 2 3 4 All Ar a Team 4 Trackl 2 3 Band 3 4 Dust Musuc tl al 3 4 Intramural Sports 3 4 Gym Assustant 4 ll7 Charles Puppun B nd l 2 3 4 Dust Musuc Festuval 3 ootball l 4 Model Legus 4 Benme Powell H Y 2 3 Cobanet 4 Model Legns P Club 2 3 4 Ma or Teen Town 4 Intramurals Rrchard Router Basketball Football l Curtus Rhodes Bobble Jo Ragon Y Teens l 4 Horlzo C b 4 Pres 4 Dramatlcs ub Varle ow A u Reserve Cheerleader 2 Cheerleader A C 3 Jun Contlnued on Page l26 Kathy Reeves YTeens l 2 s P 4 r 1 Conference l 2 Inter Club Council 3 4 V Pres 4 Mudwest Conference 2 3 Program Director 3 A Club l Pep Cub Contmued on Page l26 Bob Powell Wyandotte l 2 Band 3 4 Dust Muslc Fest: va 3 4 Dance Band 3 Oo ere ta 3 Varlcty Show 3 G 3 4 W Club 4 Bull Router Homecoming Atten 4 Franlue Reed Glee Club l Operetta Stage Mgr Ensem b Muxed Chorus 2 3 A ens l 2 Cab t2 r Cnty Conference 2 F N A u l 2 3 Spanrsh u Contlnued on Page l26 Pal' Reno Moms Oklahoma 2 Pep Clu 3 4 Ca Band 3 Band 4 Sth Hour Mnxed Chorus 3 Y Teens 4 Horrzon Club 4 F HA Club 4 Dust Music Festival 4 Llfl' Albert Rhodeman Track 2 3 Cadet Band 3 l ' : i- , ,4, 3 f I ' 5 4, , I 4 - V GD , , 2 Y Of ' I F F Y' - z 2, ' F ll I 3, 4, olt , , - . l 2, 3, g ' n lu 2, 3, . , , . 5 A Cl 3, 4, ' ty Sh l, 4, FH. . Cl b 4, 3, 4, rt lub 2, g ior , le: ' , , ' - Capella 45 Operetta 2, Y- l, 2, W-Club 3, 4, Hn-Y l, Te I I me I T in CI b , , I ' Cl b 3, 4, v-pfe, 3, res. ,H 1, f b , Q def Cty , , 4, : : FN- - 5 I 1, 91' .1 Y f f J Q! 5 , H8 Gary Rnchards Basketball l roCk 3 4 IH Club l 4 reas J Classuca League Treas 3 Key Club 3 4 Sec 4 Press Clu Qunll 8. Scroll 3 4 Woshlng tonuan St ft 3 4 Edntor 3 Kansan Sports Correspondent 2 3 4 Hatchet Co Edxtor 4 Contnnued on Page I26 Larry Robinson Art Club I Baseball 2 3 Prnntlng Award 3 4 Pl'1otograpI'xer4 Hatchet Sta f 4 Gym Assistant l Woodworklng Assistant 3 Mec Drawnng Asslstant 2 3 Gary Rouyer 40 CWPM Typlng Award 2 Washsng tonlan Staff 3 4 Press Club 4 Intramurals 4 Baseball 4 Cly e Roberts H Y l 2 3 Pat Roberts Glee Club I Latun Club 3 4 Band Operetta Lead Ensemble asketball I Class Sec l Mixed Chorus T ack l 2 A Ca a Sec John Rogers Football I a ball s etball I H Y l WClub 3 4 Intramurals 3 4 Spanlsh Club 3 n guage Club 3 O eretta 2 3 4 Cost 3 4 Trvple Truo 2 Madrngal Soc: ety 3 4 Dust Musvc Festuval Contlnued on Page I26 Mary Roney Glee Club I Operetta Operetta I 2 Y ens I 2 3 4 Pep 2 3 Lotm Clu I r zon Club 3 4 FNA ub 2 FHA Club 4 Spamh Club 3 LaReta Rlck Pep Club l 2 3 4 FHA Club 4 Cafeterna Curhs Rodlna Football l 2 Basketball I T ck l 3 4 MIX Chorus l Intramurals 3 4 Operetta Crew 4 H9 erry Ruby Football I 2 3 WClub 2 3 H Student Councul I Class Pres 2 Hatchet Kung 4 Variety Show 4 T , , Ha-Y 1, 2, 3, I Lat' , 2, 3, , Pres. 3, T , 4, r. 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Edward Selchepme Football l Wrestling 2 Gym Instruct or 4 Lundy Shane Gee Club l Treas Operetta YTeens l 3 4 Horlzon Cub 2 P Club l 2 3 4 Rese e Cheerleader 2 3 4 Mnxed C orus 2 3 A Capella 4 Operetta 2 3 4 Intramurals 2 Tumbling Team 3 4 Triple Trlo 4 Dust Music Festuval 2 3 4 Prom Cam Continued on Page l2o Gwendolyn Smith YTeens P Dramatlcs Club 3 4 NFL 4 Debate 2 3 4 :or Play Latin Club 4 Law rence Speech Festnval 2 One Act Play 3 Sensor Play Crew Contlnued on Page l26 Charles Sprague Manager F otball 2 3 4 Basketball Tack l 4 Football l Key Club 3 4 W Club 2 3 4 Homeroom Represent ahve 4 Kenny Shuck Cadet Band l Gefllld SIMMONS nd23 HY2 Musnc Festnval 3 4 Richard Smith Bob Songer Loretta Smlth Karen Stanley Glee Club l Operetta Ensemble Y Teens 4 Ca Sec 4 Inter Club Councel Representative 2 Trl Cary Conference 2 3 4 Pep Club 4 F N A Clu Pres 4 F N A Service Award 3 Nurse s Assustant 4 Office 3 4 40 CWPM Typ Continued on Page 126 Susan Stanley Pep Club l ns French Club 3 4 res Band l 2 3 Hatchet aff 4 Washlngtonlan Staff 3 4 Sc olastnc Award l 2 3 Press Club 4 Dust Musnc Festaval 3 Vanety Show 4 Ronald Strobel H Y 2 3 4 W Club 2 3 4 Key Club aseball l 4 ketball l Scholastic Award 2 Intramurals 2 3 4 John Trllrsch WClub 3 4 Hr Y 3 Football 3 4 Track lntra urals 2 Capella 4 Operetta Stage Mgr 4 Dust Musvc Festnval arbara Stout Pen Club l 4 FNA eens l 2 n r Club Council Representatlve 4 Tr1C1ty Conference 4 Cabinet 4 40 CWPM Typlng Award 2 Variety Show l 3 Continued on Page l26 Margorre Streker ep Club 4 Horlzon u l 2 3 YTeens3 FHA Club 4 Treas 4 Cafeterua 4 Judrth Theroff Horizon Club P Teens 3 4 Cablnet 4 Dra rcs 3 4 N F L French Club 4 Debate 2 3 4 Scholastnc Award 2 Speech Festlvals Lawrence 2 Dst Contunued on Page l26 122 Margaret Thomas YTeens 2 3 4 4O CWPM Typsng Award 2 Scholastlc Award Intramurals l 2 3 leyball Champnons l 2 3 Gym Assrstant 4 Intramural Volleyball Capt 4 FHA Club 4 Bernard Stupetrc Larry Tabberer Pep Club l 4 Cheerleader Homecoming Queens Escort 4 Homecomnng Dec 8 Band Commnttees 3 H 2 Club 2 3 State 8- lnternatlonal Conv 3 Dra Contnnued on Page Phrllrp Tramel Pep Club l K Play Cast Washlngtonnan Staff 3 4 Hatchet Staff 4 Press Club 4 HnY 3 ey Club State Conv 3 Prom Commnttee 3 Variety Show 4 2, 3, 4, Y-Tee l, 2, 3, 4, 1 I I P A 4: V, ,, , I I Sl' ' 2 x l 7 , A ' ' ' h ' , , : ' ' x 4 x 7 x B 3 , ' l I P 2, 3, , , . .Club 2, 3, 4, l, 2, 3, , ' CI b , , Y-T , , 3, 4, l te - , 5 - g , , . , 2, 3, 1 4: : I- , , . , I ' 1 I I - NN- . r V 4, B , 2, 3, , Bos- A - I i-Y I 3: ' Kev , , 4, ' l26 l, 2, 3, ep Club 3, 4, Y- , , , ' mat' I, , . . . 2, 3, 4, 2, , , , Vol- ' : , i . . , . . . 3 J i 1' I I I 2, 3, 4, ey Club 3, 4, Jr. 2, 3, m , 3, A F l I . g A . ' ' : '- 1 K 4. l , J l 1 Tom Tush: Y,F,C, Club l, 2, 3, 4, City Council Represent- ative l, V-Pres, l, 2, Pres. 2, 3, 4, City Council Pres. 4, Student Council 3, 4, Pres. 4, Class V-Pres, 2, Boys' State Alternate 3, Variety Show 3, 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Track l, 3, Baseball 2, 4, Intramurals 2, 3, 4, Basket- Continued on Page l26 DeReva Vaughn Concert ndl 2 3 4 YTeen u Horizon Club l 2 40 CWPM Typing Award Spring Con cer l 2 3 4 District Music Festival 3 Velma Waitley Glee Club l Mixed Chorus 2 3 A Cop pella Choir 4 Madrigal Soc: 4 Operetta 2 District Music Festival 2 4 Hatchet Variety Show Washmgtonlan Staff 3 b Cafeteria 4 Nancy Twitchell: Glee Club l, Operetta, Debate 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 3, 4, Sec. 4, Y- Teens 2, 3, 4, N.F.L, 2, 3, 4, Speech Festivals: Lawrence 2, Dist. 2, 3, State 3, Office 4, Shooting Stars 2, Dramatics Club 4, One Act Play 3, Bon- ner Girl 4, Mixed Chorus 2, Ring Committee 3, Colors Continued on Page l26 Norma Twitchell: Glee Club Margaret Tyson: Y-Teens l, l, Operetta, Debate 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 3, 4, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, NFL, 2, 3, 4, Sec. 4, Lawrence Speech Festival 2, Office 4, Shooting Stars 2, Dramatics Club 4, Bonner Continued on Page l26 2,3 F.N.A, Club l, K' H Ralph Wqder Carolyn Wautley ep X YT K' gals? M?- Wig? Club Don Waddell Intramurals 2 40 CWPM Typing Award 3 Melvin Walker Football l Ba tball rack l 4 u l ndl HI ub 4 Mixe Chorus 4 Dist Music Festival BO 1 1 1 ' S lf 2, 3, Pep Cl is 1, 2, 3, ' , , t , , , J ' ' ' ' , ic, lm, l fu, ,fs Lies ' ' : P , l, 2, 3, 4, - eens l, 2, 3, 7 4. 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R' 1, 2, , ' bl. r l ' : - , : .C. , , 5 I , MO. , 2, 3. Lynn Wren: Football l, 2, 3, 45 Track l, 35 Student Mgr. Track 25 Mixed Chorus 3, A Cappella 45Operetta 3, 45 Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 45 W- Club 3, 45 Dist. Music Fest- ival 3, 4. Edith Yeoman. YTeens 3, Horizon Club 35 Pep Club 45 Scholastic Award 2, 35 40 CWPM Typing Award Motto Committee - Upper Left: Gary Richards, Chair- manp Karen Stanley, Gwen Smith, Virginia Bundy, and Jerry Ostertag. Flower Committee-Upper Right: Susan Stanley, Choir- mang Judy Graham, and Carol Dale. Making plans for their coming graduation are these Senior committees. They are entrusted with the task of choosing samples of their respective symbols, and presenting them to the Senior Class to be voted upon. Frank Yonkoviz: Hi-Y l, 2, 3, 45 Track l, 25 W- Club 3, 45 Homeroom Rep- resentative 3. Don Younick: Ward 15 Horneroom Representative 4, Announcement Committee - Lower Left: John Nelson, Kathy Reeves, Chairmanp Pat Roberts, Barbara Stout, ,and Jerry McKay. Colors Committee-Lower Right: Nancy Twitchell, Al Marth, Bobbie Jo Ragan Choirmonp and Norma Twitchell. Scott Allen CContl Language u 2 3 V Pres l Home commg Escort l Hatc et Prunce 4 Varuety Show 4 Bonnie Baker CContl 2 3 4 Cast 4 Dust Musuc Festuval 2 3 4 Prom Commuttee 3 Voruety Show 4 Charlotte Brooke CContl 2 Shootung Stars 2 Varuety Show 3 4 Press Club 4 Haruzon Club 3 Cabunet 3 Washung tonuan Staff 3 4 Hatchet Queen 4 Vurgunua Bundy lContl 3rd Emporua 8. 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Q I J ann Delich selecting the perfect graduation if . T E l' -' ' ' ' I A X11 H off W, if X Q ' .1 729 K 4 f DD A 4 II ll I SUNSET PHARMACY 5902 LEAVENWORTE1 ROAD CY Q 2201 FREE DELIVERY DN RRE3CR1RT1onS RUSSELL STDVER S CANDY I-IALLMARK CARDS holiday beauty shoppe 9 3 LA! M! BEERY S 1EsTwAv G10 90 U 4414 RA AL -V' ' SO IIf LAVINE of EDDIE R JACOBS FAI 52-+1 SUHNLJIB 5Y.' 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NN' X Reol ESI I eovenworth ood R - Insuron I Air Con.-Open Bowlin AOC BO' BQ and Dori Freeze 6550 Kew Drive 6666 Kow Drive CY 9-2112 I Fresh Fruits ond Ve etobles n Doys . - 8 65 ond Kow Dr' I 2111 Quindoro Iv , Open o s 6-IO on,-Sot. 8-8 Sun, ll . - ll ' DR -1416 ' - ' 130 STATE FARM INSURANCE CO 1916 QUINDARO BLVD D 1 9 E B ANDREW Ond J W IANDY1 ANDERSON AUTO F RE L FE WELBORN CLEANERS PICK UP AND DE IVERY 1 1 3416 LEAVENWORTH RD PAUL BANIZHAF PROPr1ETOr STOP SHOP SAVE WESTFIELD FOOD MKT 78TH O STATE AVE KANSAS PET SHOP NO1 TH 18TH 1 12 PJPP1ES RARA14 ETS PET SUPPLIES CONGRATULATIONS GRADS MODERN DOLLAR STORE 1905 QUINDARO S027 LEAvE1S1wORT1-1 STUNTZ LUMBER CO LUMBER MILLWORK ROOFING HARDWARE PLYWOOD CEMENT PLASTER PAINT CONCRETE BLOCKS SEWER TILE PLASTER BOARD ROCKWOOL ROCK 81 SAND THE WASH 0 MAT CONGRATULATIONS SENIOR CLASS 603 N 6TH F1 25 O3 FROM OPEN DAILY AT 8 AM KIENE S DRUG STORE NEW LOW RATE 4422 PARALLEL RAUTERS PHARMACY STORY SERVICE DR 19 42 5031 LEAVENWORTH ROAD 3093 NO 27TH KCK BEST WISHES TO THE SENIORS OF 1958 COMPLIMENTS OF INTER STATE MOVING FULTON FUNERAL HOME DULIN s Gkocsnv 5910 LEAVENWORTH RD CY 9 3888 CHOICE MEATS REASONABLE PRICES DR, - 817 ' ' . . X Y v 1 R. -193 -T I -T I On 903 Q MA. E 33 . I E 1420 NORTH 13TH DR. 1-2760 . RD. - . - 5 .....2Oc . - 6 101 ,ic - thef ts: R I LCV KANSAS CITY KANSAS A 'runuons llsxn I-460i COMPLETE LINE OF SCHOOL BOOKS AND SUPPLIES IU! EXCHANG 755 Minnesota E STATE BAN K Nussmons BRIDGENS st CLAFLIN INC RE SL ESTATE 819 North 7th Street INSURANCE FINANCE MAyfanr 1 4600 ATKISSON STUDIO DR I-6827 IZO8 N. 8th Street Kansas City I Kansas Drape Portrarts Glamour for the young ladies an Sportrants for the gentlemen Call or your appozntment oy H Nlckum Om Wilson 9135 UI Groceries M MAC S GARAGE Automatic Transmusslon Wheel Alngnment and Repair BRIGGS 464I Parallel F I 4323 eats and Ice Cream 5I 7I Leavenworth Road Phone FA I 6866 Refrngerated Aur CALL R K STILES 81 CO INC Reoltos Insurors For Your Insurance co eoge frst mortgage loans O The sale of your property 903 N 7th Street Dr I 0 35 ANN CARTERS BEAUTY SALON Gaeafau rn Zum! f 691 fleuamf .iawlmeu 1619 QUINDARL KANQA CITY KANQA JUDY 2215 Qulndoro S SERVICE J Su Dr I 9793 C A Step to a College Education ls a Savings Account at VICTORY STATE BANK I9th and Central I 9 9 ' I . R ' , I. , l Av 1 0 00 2 . . 5 5 Q X A - 50-,I Q-5' 4-'ant nb' I o 0 'I ' I' ' 1 ' v r 1 i r-. . . I y - 5 P , X , g K. .K. 1 I J. . njo I , I32 , SUBURBAN DRESS SHOP AND BEAUTY SALON 6601 LEAVENWORTH RDS, K,C.K. SU, 8-9991 Mabel Townsend Jackie Reece PAUL BUNYAN BURGERS 3200 STATE MA 19558 NORMAN S BARBER SHOP 1014 MINNESOTA 9503 Buy Fresh AT YOUR GROCERS WILLIAMS UNITED SUPER MKT F267 5100 LEAVENWORTH BILL SNAVELY BARBER SHOP 5413 LEAVENWORTH ROAD PLEASING YOU PLEASES US ANN S LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANERS FRITZS DRIVE IN 3211 BROWN AVENUE KCK F S MC GONIGLE INSURANCE AGENCY 1915 QUINDARO BLVD 2 6 FIRE wmo BURGLARY T1-IEET WELBORN INSURANCE AGENCY A 8Nth51t 18 n I I We specioIize in Flor Tops DR, 1- I. - 15 RD. ' I 29111 and BROWN Fairfax 1-9345 I I Mrs, Robert E. Beggs, gent . FI. - 114 - -d 1 291 or 5 St. Fo. - 583 133 MCCORMICK FARM STORE W A FISHER HARDWARE CO Household S d es Elect cal Appl a I-lame of the Farmalls 43 26 State INTIRIATIOIAI. MA I 4525 HARVESTER eFAfa2 68Q o DR l 7000 GIBSON 81 SON FUNERAL HOME l9t 8. M esot Ka sas Cty Ka sas The F est Costs No Mo e Paul R Gbson P C ubso PATTEN S SINCLAIR SERVICE glbltldllp owing G Ready Cash 704g Now GATEWAY SPORTING GOODS FI 2 7 35 NAL L FREVERT FINANCE INC H35 Mnrmesota Ave Phone Flnley 2 T550 524 M esota Ka sas C ty Kansas The Color Center of Kansas City Kansas RICKEYS WALLPAPER 8K PAINT CO Free Estnmates and Color Service DAVIS TIRE CO II49 Qumdaro Tires Batteries 913 Minnesota Ave FA I 5152 Accessorles Kansas Cnty Kansas Budget ACCOUNTS WIIJONS fl.0l2lSI FI 2 2204 wash gm BI d at 18th Ka Soscry Kansas T000 Minnesota Ave e Teleg oph Flo e s Any he e Bo ded Me b of Flo st Teleg aph Del e y Assoc ato S400 OOO OO Capntal 81 Surplus The Fzzcmllj Bunk 1739 Qu LLOYD S mda o BI d FA Prescriptions Drugs Sundrles Food and Fountain Service I 2022 134 un ri ri i ncc - Phon ir x 320 l9O - uindar Blvd I h inn a - n i , n in r . i hil .Ci rm . G I ox!! 40 P 6- o G t ' 2 I 1 - -L E, few f fo 11' WH' WU: I: Q mu' E. 5 5 lf- 'UA VJ' -U 1 T 1- O Q I A 5 F xl 0 S0 QP - I inn n i , , I . I I . I - , in v . n i , W r w r w r ' n m er - ri r iv r i i I ' I H , 'A' ' ,. ' r V I . Peising' K E funeral Home it'-'QS--. KBHQ Bert drafted package on your ygroccfi 5bel1fcJ bv. 322 North mt on 1-2257 VM . A, PYRAMID LIFE INSURANCE Life, Health, Accident All Kinds of Insurance 727 Minnesota Fl 2-3920 ,. lf, - .-J 'I lil i. - ,g1j104i lx .V l I sc- Jm g 11 an :'-I nl Y ,t lf: F PoTATo CHIPS Largest Selling Potato ln The Midwest Chips I. MILDRED Ri-:apes ll'H 'H ASW ll num LIFE FIRE HEALTH ACCSDENT ANSVERING SERVICE STILL 6 BDU5 K HEIN 5604 RANCH BOWL fsooo I' ALLEN S SHOE REPAIR C K TOWN 8t COUNTRY Beauty Salon DORIS l-IUTSLER Proprietor RUTH HENEY SHARON BENNET Operator Operator DR I 7366 4356 Victory Drive Kansas City Kansas WASHINGTON HIGH BARBER SHOP BILL AND ART CAMPBELL Hours 8 6 Flat Tops A Specialty 7534 Leavenworth Road L I Fl I I m A D I I' IH A sixteen air conditioned lanes ' '- f 1 lllD ml li 0 U ' I , ' . smfe MA 1- - I Invisible Resoling and Full Soles 27 h and Brown Ave. Kansas tiy, ansas ECURITY EAN BUILDING P K N 5 C K N 5 A S D - aaa I H I I - .. I I ti K I I i l J 135 , , Q T Y ' Sf MEM 569 BEST WISHES GRADUATES STUDENTS AND FACULTY THE QUINDARO STATE BANK l 900 Qurndara Boulevard Kansas Cr y Kansas MERRIAM F' ELLIQ 8: BENTON 1091 3, M RQUI Ed 68 S h ll 607M l S ppl M TOY ll l898 its YOUR ln h all RWTH r lllllll l ll l lllmgl Wi K V BROTHERHOOD STATE BANK ansas Cty Kansas Member Federal Deposit lnsu ance Corporatuon 6 QIIUNUN 3 lusuauaa 2 , , wauou E 55 urouvol 5 v X , 5' g l . .L l I I P - - innesoro, K. C.. K . Insurance ' me l lmlf DReXe O0-U Reoresentat ,innesota A . Kansas C'fy K B lders Hordwo l d trial u i T ols 8- achinery Fac r Lines DR l - O95 Since ,E 1 I4 , l 1 0 A ' ST l - O ' kgs K li l. J- ' ll, X l 'l ll S, 1 1. , 'L f , I i , . r . Mrs Sprague at Drrve l HARRELD S CLEANING d :vers to Bill OLeary an order ot TRU STYLE cleanung Mr Harreld looks on and suggests to B ll that he try our shrrt launderlng service We hope we have served you well Bull and we want you to try our Shirt Service HARRELD S launders shrrts for 20 cents and they are starched to customer specrtncatron Fur and Garment Storage ns Harreld s Real Specualty When customers have clothes cleaned the storage charge ns very modest t rs nt necessary to tumlgate for safety The storage plant on the premuses IS very modern and large enough to accommodate household :tems such as rugs blankets etc Drive ln HARRELD S CLEANING On 27th at Quundaro Blvd BOB S FOOD MART 4372 V'C'O'Y We VALENTINE S GARAGE DR 1 9393 RAGAN S MEATS 5125 Leavenworth Road DR 1 9596 Kansas Cnty Home Knlled Meats Welborn 614 Central Ave AT 1 2500 KEEFER'S MARKET SNOW'S FROZEN FOODS 5827 Leavenworth Road MA 1 9817 DRexeI 1 6067 515 North Snxth Street Complete lane of fresh meats and grocernes Kansas Cnty 16, Kansas PQUI MO,-QSCI1-,'5 We call for and deliver VANCE GARAGE 7132 Leavenworth Road CY 9 3197 SPECIALTY CLEANERS 3 Hour Emergency Servrce 3333 Brown Avenue FA 1 3437 ,A . 1 ' 11 n f 1 el' ' .4 I, I 1 l . .Z - 1 1 , . .Q ' 1 Vg ,X 1 1,1-Rf!! . . -. - 11 . 1 . , ' , as i ' o I I . . I l I 37 GEORGE S BAKER INS ent Bndg AT n 6436 B HODGES PLUMBING CO N atc E I-Iodgeso 27th atO ao SU set 8 9924 TAYLORS SERVICE Mug. es B tte A c ss es nano' Wash h L In cato CHET WELLS C0'NOC0 SERVICE N X-if 2 CONOCO BI7 'tozzrezerj 0 ue 114 f 749 Mnnnesota Ave FA I4424 Kansas Cnty Kansas OFFICE SUPPLIES OFFICE FURNITURE STATIONERY SCHOOL BOOKS SUPPLIES KANSAS TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE TYPEWRITERS ADDING MACHINES SALES SERVICE REPAIRS Professnonal Prescrnptnon Servnce RUBELEE PRESCRIPTION SHOP I74O Qunndaro Blvd MA I O44O Rubelees Welborn Prescrnptnon Shop 5I2I Leavenworth Road FA I432I nsu a ce Rea Estate DON E KIRBY Realtor 13773 I3th Kansas Cty Kansas fakeszdf flevfrzc Phone DR I 4835 W A. MATHES MEATS Horne Knlled Meats Custom Butchernng Meats tor Lockers 526 Central Ave Kansas Cnty, Kansas W T FOLEY ELECTRICAL SUPPLY CO CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS WIRING SUPPI IES LIGHTING FIXTURES Sernmg thc elcatrzml zmizznlry for 39 yearn 709 N 6th AT I 0324 Kansas Cnty, Kansas Licensed and onded Benn , - 'V I r . n Lnind r n - ,W ' 1: ' Tir - a ries- c e ori 'X XV! fPoIns - Ln ri I n 75I9 Leavenworth Road Bethel, Kansas 3520 LEAVENWORTH RDI DR' Ing H 7 I . . . . , ., I . ff'-I ff, - . ' I I , . . I r n - I --Bonds ' I FA - 5I3 N, i , , ,.nn. CY - ll. J 2 ' l . V I - L I ' I38 INTER STATE FEDERAL SAVINGS 8. 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