Waterville High School - Yellowjacket Yearbook (Waterville, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 46 of the 1939 volume:

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At last the 1959 YELLONJACKET is in four possession. The weeks of prepara- :ion are over and the book is yours. We are through asking for photographs, in- ?ormation, and activity data. We hope :hat the book is all that you expected-- and more. The entire book is made up by the staff, and the annual is then made from nur dummy by the process known as plan- mgraphing. Although the planotype calls ?or much work and takes considerable sime, it offers a very fine chance for student initiative. we extend our sincere appreciation zo our advisor, Miss Geyer, who very rillingly helped us to complete this :ook successfully. Many hours of her :ime were devoted to this work. We wish to acknowledge our debt to 'ur superintendent, Mr. Ireland, who upervised the business details for us. To the Planograph Yearbook Company if Topeka, Kansas, for the splendid work hey have given us, we also express our ,ppreciation. We are sincerely grateful for the nterest and the cooperation that Mr. 'inley, our photographer, has shown us hroughout the entire time. And in conclusion we thank those students and teachers who gave us photo- graphs and snap shots to add to the interest of our book. It was only with the cooperation of everyone that we were able to publish the YELLGNJACKET. So again, thanks to you. The Editors. Editorial Staff Editor -------------------- Barbara Wilson Ass't Editor -------------- Elaine Scheibe Artist ---------------------- Winona Welch Photographs ----- ------------- Joe Thomas Typists ---------- --------- Jean Liepman Dorothy Mae Nelson Reporters Jean Buell Merlyn Johnson Marjorie Dahm Maxine Seale Melva Moden John lamoreaux Harlan Scheibe Gene Giles Dean Norris Bill Foster Irene Bulk Faculty Advisor---- ----------- Miss Geyer Business Staff Business Managers ------------ Claire Netz Velma Folsom Faculty Advisor ---------- ---- Mr. Ireland Page 3 TLLIZ. MARCH UF TIME September 7 - School days, again. 7n8:9,- Some journey to Banner Fair 23 - We play Centralia and are victorius. 27,28,29,3O - School dismissed one afternoon for County Fair. October 4- We defeat Corning in second game 7 - Frankfort meets defeat. 14 - We wallop Vermillion. 21 - Summerfield receives a beating 25 - Dramatic Club has a costume party for those interested in Dramatics, 23 - We defeat Seneca November 5 - Corning takes punishment 4,5 - State Teachers meeting we get a much deserved vacation. 7 - WNW Club has a grand old party. ll- Waterville battles against B.R. 12 - Band traverses to Manhattan. 17 - Dramatic Club presents Junior High play, nTcm Sawyer.' 18 - Future Farmers give entertain- ing party. 24- Waterville meets defeat for the first time to Marysville, 24,25,26,27,- Thanksgiving gives us another vacation. December 8- Out first basketball game of the season with Irving. 13 - we play Barnes here. 16 - Basketball game at Centralia. 17 - All-School party uninteruptcd Page A by scarlet fever. 21 - High School Operetta scores a hit, nRose of The Danube.u 23 - Christmas vacation relieves weary minds and hearts. January 1 - We turn over a new leaf. ll - Fate --- semester exams. 15 - Frankfort plays here in a fast game. 17 - we play Barnes. 20 - We play Seneca. 24 - We play Centralia. 27 -'We play Corning. February 3 - We play Blue Rapids. 7 - We play Marysville. - Dramatic Club stars with 14 nSpring Fever.n l5.l8- Basketball tournament momen- tarily claims our attention. 23 - We attend Band Benefit Bridge. 24 - We play Seneca. April 28 - Country track meet. May 12 - Seniors present Senior Play. 18,l9- Those inevitable exams again 19 - Award Chapel. 22- We have picnics on annual picnic da . 23 -ySeniors receive nsheep skinsn and are seniors no more. 24 - New for a long three month vacation. AUM! IQTDATIU E.E. Ireland, A.B., M,E. Ottawa University U ty f K :mum nr Qnumnun ' MOKGJ-VY J.W. Thompson G,I, Th S Cretary President Trees P FACULTY Lena Anderson, B. S. University of Kansas English, Biology Laura Geyer, B. S. University of Nebraska English Claude W. Reynolds B. S. Pittsburg Teachers College Coach, Mathematics Gayle H. Foster, B. S. Kansas State College Coach, Science Elva Douglass, A. B. University of Kansas Commerce Louise Rust, B. S. Kansas State College Home Economics Harold E. Frank, M, S. Kansas State College Agriculture Clara McGrath, B, M. E. University of Kansas Music Walter N. Nelson Bethany College Kansas State College Band Elva Liepman, Life Certificate Pittsburg Teachers College Grades l, 2 Lucille Lund, Life Certificate Kansas State College Grades 5, 6 Marjorie Davis, Life Certificate Emporia Teachers College Grades 3, 4 Clement H. Youngberg Librarian Pearl Folsom, R. N. The Little Hospital, Freeport, Ill. School Nurse Roy G. Giles Custodian Page 7 Jean Buell Irene Bulk Evelyn Bauer Robert Benedict Marjorie Dahm William Foster Gene Giles Velma Folsom Vivian Hansen Merlyn Johnson Edwin Johnson Page 8 Myrln Kindle Jean Liepman John Lamoreaux Melva Moden Dorothy Mae Nelson Dean Norris Claire Netz Glen Pishny Foster Preston Everett Roepke Daryl Roepke Ray Rosebaugh Phil Sawin Page 9 Harlan Scheibe Elaine Sohe ibe Maxine Seale Jake Steve Joe Thomas Roy Sedlaoek nson Lester Stewart Gilbert Walters Junior Walker Neal Wagoner Wi nona We loh Page IO Barbara Nils on QE IUH ELAQQ HIQTUHY The Freshmen Class of 1935 included fourteen girls and twenty-eight boys. Many of the members had been students of rural districts. Ai the first election of officers Joe Thomas was elected presi- dentg Barbara Wilson, vice-presidentg and Dorothy Mae Nelson, secretary-treasurer. With the ringing of school bells in the fall of '36 the freshmen became sophomores. A slight decrease was noted in the enrollment. The newly elected officers were Gilbert Walters, presidentg Dean Norris, secretaryg and Barbara Wilson, treasurer. In the fall of '37 when the class came to- gether, a large increase in the enrollment was noted. The annual election was held and Dorothy Mae Nelson became presidentg Winona Welch, vice- presidentg Joe Thomas, secretaryg and Claire Netz, treasurer, The Junior-Senior Banquet which was held in the high school gymnasium was entirely southern style and was most successful. In September of 1938 this class had reached the rank of seniors. The class elected Barbara Wilson, presidentg Ray Rosebaugh, vice-presidentg Jean Buell, secretaryg and Winona Welch, treas- urer. Miss Anderson and Miss Douglass served as the senior sponsors. Among their accomplishments as seniors we include the senior play, a successful and inter- esting perfomance, and their participation in ath- letics and music. The senior class is well represented in the various extracurricular activities of W. H. S. There are seven seniors in the Garrick Group, ten in the W Club, ten in the Taste and Baste Club, eight in the Pep Club, and sixteen in the Future Farmers Association. Page H Back Row: Koppes, Dyer, Thompson, Alderson, Roepke, B. Gordon, Welch, Steele, Fisher, Hedke, Osterkamp, R. Gordon, Second Row: Miss Rust, H. Larson, L. Larson, Grose, Link, Smith, Hubbard, Weber, Livers, Wieters, Boling, Turner, Nichols. Front Row: Tommer, Johnston, Hearn, Nelson, Roy, Giles, Stone, Nider, Stewart, Christensen, Seaton, Mr. Youngberg. There are thirty-five students enrolled in the Junior Class of Waterville High School. This number includes twenty girls and fifteen boys. The class is an outstanding one in W.H.S. as in indi- cated by the number of activities its members take part in. we find at least two in each of the following organizations: Band, Cheer-leaders, W Club, Pep Club, Taste and Baste Club, Garrick Group, F.F.A., and Girls' and Boys' Glee Clubs. This class is well represented in the various sports--- football, basketball, and track. These people have chosen blue and white for their class colors and the sweet pea for their flower. Class officers are: President.......... ....Mary Jane Steele Vice-president... ...Aileen Alderson Secretary,.... ,....Mina Weber Treasurer............................R0na1d Livers The sponsors of the Junior Class are Miss Rust and Mr. Youngberg. Page I2 Back Row: Stevenson, Stewart, M. Potts, Gordon, Brunsback, Wanamaker, Livergood, Hainey, Jacobson, Dettmer, H. Lederer. Second Row: Mr. Frank, R. Wertenberger, R. Nelson, Dexter, V. Thompson, V. Wertenberger, Woodward. Argan- bright, Ziegenhirt, Boswell, Springer, Grose. Front Row: S. Nelson, R. Thompson, Tommer, Dahm, E. Potts, Blaser, B. Lederer, Norris, Hiskey, Keefover, Hirt, Miss Geyer. . The class of 1941 entered W.H.S. as sophomores with an enrollment of thirty-two members. Students from this class take part in many of the clubs and organizations in school. we will find sophomores in the Taste and Baste Club, Pep Club, Glee Clubs, Hobby Club, W Club, Future Farmers Association, Garrick Group, and Band. This class can also boast of some promising athletes among the boys. The officers for the class are: President.. ........ ........Verla Lee Wertenberger Vice-president...... ... ...Loren Blaser Secretary-Treasurer: n 1 n a a o 0 0 4 c n l U 0 9 0 J .Luin The sponsors of the Sophomore Class are Miss Geyer an Mr. Frank. Page I3 Back Row: Anderson, Clark, Welch, Drever, T. Arganbright, V. Christensen, Mr. Foster, Roepke, Holle, Wohler, Koppes, Hansen. Second Row: V. Lindquist, Lamoreaux, Fitzgerald, Potts, Netz, L. Lindquist, Seale, Hearn, Stewart, Kindle, D. Christensen. Front Row: Wieters, N. Nelson, Grose, Wehmeier, Livergood, Rosebaugh, Johnson, Lederer, Turner, I. Argan- bright, Mapes, M. Nelson. The class of 1942 is an outstanding class in many ways, Members of the freshman class are to be found in nearly every organization in high school. High scholastic ratings are held by many of these students and many of them take an active part in athletics. This class has a total of 55 students, 14 boys and 21 girls. Of the total number 20 students entered this class this year from the rural communities. The class colors are purple and white. Officers chosen by the class members are as follows: President -------- ---- ----------------- June Clark Vice President ------ -- ---------- Norma Jean Nelson Secretary -------------------------- Tom Arganbright Treasurer ------- ----- ----------------- Phyllis Netz Mr. Foster is the sponsor of the freshman class. Page lk Back Row: Miss McGrath, C. Tommer, Peterson, Hearn, Winkenwader, A. Woodyard, L. Noll, Nider, A, Preston, Springer, Mr. Reynolds. Second Row: Green, Liepman, Nelson, 'M. Woodyard, Newman, Stewart, Hasenyager, Bonin, O. Preston, Larson, Paul Jacobson. Front Row: Wehmeier, M. Tommer, Reese, Phyllis Jacobson, Rosebaugh, O. Noll, Benedict, Williams, Fincham, Johnson, Livergood. Class officers for Grade 8: Olive Noll presidentg Stuart Green, vice-presidentg Jim Bolton, treasurerg George Bonin secretaryg Miss McGrath, sponsor. Class officers for Grade 7: Jim y Liepman, presidentg Leonard Fincham, vice-presidentg Phyllis Newman, secretary- treasurerg Mr. Reynolds, sponsor. The Waterville public school system is maintained on the six-six plan. Grades 1 to 6 inclusive make up the first unit and grades 7 to 12 make up the second unit. This plan in recent years has become very popular and is now being used in many school systems. This type of organization better adjusts the seventh and eighth grade students to what formerly was high school work. Waterville High School has been rated as a Class A school by the State Department of Education. The grade school of the Waterville school system also has an A rating. This is the highest rating that may be given to a grade school. W. H. S. also boasts of membership in the North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools. Page I5 Back Row: Second Row- Front Row: Miss Davis, Lane, Fitzgerald, C. Christensen, Grose, Lamoreaux, Cole, R. Thompson, L. Christensen, Hubbard, Sedlacek, Miss Lund. Shaw, Roche, B. Green, 'Wilson, M. Anderson, Parker, Hrock, Keefover, Duncan, J. Christensen, M. Davis, Bonin, L. Thompson, Mapes, Koppes, R. Davis, G. Green, Nider, Diefendorf, B. Anderson, Newman, D. Johnson, M. Johnson, Hearn. Back Row: Second Row: Front Row: Miss Davis, Sweet, Shroyer, Fulton, Wagor, Whitsell, Worthington, C. Hersey, Folsom, P. Blaske, M. Hersey, Hrock, Mrs. Liepman. HiSk6y: J. Nider, Wehmeier, D. Blaske, Grob, Talbot, Seale, Woodyard, Marian Walker, Ballentyne, B. Johnson, Mable Walker. Donald, M. Johnson, Schmidt, H.Nider, Green, 'Wanamaker, Glanzer, Finley, M. Nider, Thompson. Page I6 Z 'Z- fz Q2 Z 2 Q 2 Fame Q17 Z K 1 ETIVITIES Back Row: Middle Row! Front Row: I Wayne Welch, Netz, Steele, Winona Welch, Thomas. Miss Anderson, Boling, Roepke, Nelson, Norris, Miss Geyer. Keefover, Turner, Thompson, Seaton, Livers, Wilson, Liepman, The Garrick Group, a club for those interested in dra- matics was organized in October, 1937. Fifteen members were then admitted to the group. Members are admitted by a point system. Each person must have earned 4 points as indicated by the by-laws of the club before he can be admitted to membership. The group has sponsored 2 plays this year. On November 15, it had charge of the production of the Junior High play nThe Adventures of Tom Sawyern, and on February 14, the club produced as the annual three-act play, a farce, nSpring Fever.u The group has also presented several one-act plays during the year. The members who received letters for 1958-'59 are Jean Liepman, Claire Netz, Barbara Wilson, Dorothy Mae Nelson, Winona Welch,-and Joe Thomas. Miss Geyer and Miss Anderson are the sponsors for the club. President The officers for 1958-'39 are: . ' -------------- -Claire Netz Vice-president--- ----- Jean Liepman Secretary ------- ----Barbara'Wi1son Treasurer -------------- 'Winona Welch Page I8 WW WW Back Row: Alderson, Bauer, Hansen, C. Netz, Scheibe, Wertenberger. Fourth Row: Weber, Seaton, Thompson, Dexter, Seale, Wilson. Third Row: Nider, Lederer, Drever, Clark, P. Netz. Second Row: P. Nelson, R. Nelson, Fitzgerald, Christenson, Liepman, Miss Douglass. Front Row: Steele, Larson, D. Nelson Coheer-leadersj. The Pep Club of W. H. S. which includes 24 elected mem- bers, seven seniors, six juniors, five sophomores, and four freshmen,,was organized in September, l938. The PUPPOSG of the organization is to promote school spirit and loyalty and to support all athletic contests. This club forms an organized cheering section at all games contributing greatly to the morale of the team. They also present stunts between halves of the first team basket- ball games. These performances are well worked out and afford much interest for the spectators. The girls have chosen as their uniforms,.b1gck slacks, gold sweaters with black W's, and black pill box hats. Members for the club are chosen by the classes and their sponsors. Each class will add one member to the organization every year. Phe officers for 1938-'39 area President ------- -----Pauline Nelson fi Vice-president- -------- -Jean Dexter x Secretary-treasurer ---- Evelyn Nider EE. ig? Sponsor ------------ ---Miss Douglass Page I9 GLLE CLUBS Back Row: Bulk, Scheibe, Folsom, Bauer, D. Nelson, Fisher, Alderson, Steele, C. Netz, Welch, Wertenberger. Third Row: Smith, M. Seale, Wilson, Moden, Thompson, B. Lederer, Drever, Dexter, P. Netz, Clark, L. Seale. Second Row: P. Christensen, Boswell, G. Tommer, Grose, Weber, Seaton, V.lWieters, H. Lederer, Fitzgerald, Potts. Front Row: N. Nelson, I. Tommer, Giles, E.lNieters, P. Nelson, Turner, lamoreaux, Stewart Nider, Mapes, Miss McGrath. Back Row: W. Welch, Buell, Pishny, Scheibe, Walters, Wagoner. Third Row: Johnson, Norris, Thomas, C. Roepke, Giles, Walker. Second Row: Sedlacek, R. Koppes, Benedict, D. Roepke, M. Koppes, Livers, Larson. Front Row: Keefover, Hansen, Blaser, Boling, Lederer, Nichols, L. Welch, Livergood, Turner, Miss McGrath. Page 20 p A I1 Dum QIIUQUQ Back Row: G. Giles, Johnson, Lederer, Thompson, Folsom, Nelson, Scheibe, Moden, Seale, Thomas, Welch. Front Row: Miss McGrath, Blaser, Walker, Turner, Weber, Wieters, Nider, B. Giles, Boling, Roepke- GRUUIJ ACTIVITIES The purpose of the Glee Clubs is to establish an appreciation of vocal music and to give the members of the clubs an opportunity to make public appearances. Among the accomplishments of the clubs this year are included a very fine performance of the operetta, Rose ofthe Danube , the spring benefit concert presented in the W. H. S. Auditorium on March 10, and their participation in the district music contest held at Concordia. Members of the Boys' Quartette are Merlyn Johnson, first tenorg Gene Giles, second tenorg Wayne Welch, first bassg and Joe Thomas, second bass. The Girls' Quartette includes Dorothy Mae Nelson, first sopranog Velma Folsom, second sopranog Mina Weber, first altog and Betty Giles, second alto. Officers of the Girls' Glee Club are Winona Welch, presidentg Evelyn Nider, business managerg Velma Folsom, secretaryg and June Clark, librarian. The officers of the Boys' Glee Club are Joe Thomas, presidentg Clarence Roepke, business managerg Glen Pishny, secretaryg and Luin Larson, librarian. Page 2I HAND ' or levi Back Row: Bonin, W. Welch, Arganbright, Lester Stewart, Mr. Nelson. Fourth Row: Thomas, Benedict, Bolton, Wanamaker, Roepke, Luree Stewart. Third Row: Williams, Fitzgerald, Sedlacek, Larson, Steele: L. Welch. Second Row: Tommer, Netz, Drever, Christensen, Sawin, L. Noll, O. Noll. Front Row: 'Wehmeiera Hasenyager, Thompson, Seaton, Nelson, Alderson, Newman, Turner. fMember not in photograph - Velma Folsomj The Waterville High School Band under the direction of Mr. Walter N, Nelson has advanced very creditably during the year. The attractive uniforms of royal blue and red are new this year. Objectives of the band are to build character and school spirit. The band has always furnished the com unity music for all special occasions. Weekly concerts are given during the summer months. At the district contest this year, the band received a nsuperiorn rating and was recommended to the national contest at Colorado Springs. Other engagements of the year include American Royal, K.S.C., State Fair, County Fair, and All-County High School Band. Page 22 'WCLUQ , fi.-Li 1 , ul .fl ifift u 1 1 1 1 Back Row: Arganbright, C. Roepke, Wanamaker, Giles, L. Larson. Fourth Row: Walker, Rosebaugh, Scheibe, Buell. Third Row: Blaser, Sawin, Dyer, Koppes, Livers. Second Row: Nichols, Benedict, H. Larson. Front Row: Mr. Reynolds, Boling, Norris, Thomas, D. Roepke, Mr. Foster. One of the most interesting clubs in W. H. S. is the W club which was organized through the efforts of Mr. Reynolds and Mr. Foster in 1937. The purpose of this activity is to promote a mutual feeling among all letter men. Every boy who has earned a letter in any'W. H. S. activity may be admitted as a member of the group. The officers of the group for 1938-'59 aret President ---------------------------- Junior Walker Vice-president ------------------------- Dean Norris Secretary -------------------------- Robert Benedict Sergeant-at-arms--- ----- ---- Ray Rcsebaugh Page 23 Back Row: E. Roepke, J. Stevenson, Wanamaker, L. Stewart, Preston, Scheibe. Fourth Row: Kindle, Arganbright, Donald Roepke, Wagoner, Walker, D. Norris, Pishny, H. Thompson, Dettmer. Third Row: Lederer, Daryl Roepke, E. Johnson, Larson, Rosebaugh, Hedke, Hubbard, Gordon, Brunsback, Lamoreaux, Wertenberger Second Row: C. Stevenson, Lindquist, L. Stewart, C. Roepke, Livers, Buell, Jacobson, R. Thompson, Springer, Mr. Frank. Front Row: Turner, Keefover, Nelson, Blaser, Dahm, Anderson, Hansen, L. Norris, Livergood, R. Johnson, Hirt. The Future Farmers of America is a national organization for boys enrolled in high school vocational agriculture. It was organized at Kansas City on November 15, 1928. There are now approximately lO0,000 members in this national association. Kansas has 140 chapters. The purpose of the F. F. A. is to recognize and to encourage the natural instincts and tendencies of boys to organize in groups and to teach leadership. The local chapter was organized on January 28, 1931, with 13 charter members. At present there are 48 members in the F, F. A. OFFICERS OF F.F.A. JUDGING TEAM Buell, Mr, Frank, Norris, Only two of 64 teams Nelson, Pishny, Livers. have defeated W. H. S. Page 21+ 'V Qui A n QTQTE Back Row: Osterkamp, B. Gordon, Bulk, Bauer, D. Nelson, Alderson, Welch, Steele, Hansen, C. Netz, Moden, Holle, V. Christensen. Fourth Row: Smith, H. Stewart, Ziegenhirt, Drever, Thompson, Wertenberger, Dexter, Wilson, Liepman, Rosebaugh, Wohler, V. Wieters, R. Gordon. Third Row: Fisher, Boswell, Grose, Woodward, N, Arganbright. R. Nelson, Potts, Kindle, H. Lederer, L. Stewart, Weber, Seaton. Second Row: D. Christensen, G. Tommer, P. Netz, Clark, I. Arganbright, Fitzgerald, Johnston, Nider, Dahm, Mapes, Hearn. Front Row: Seale, P. Christensen, I. Tommer, E. Wieters, P. Nelson, Lamoreaux, Wehmeier, N. Nelson, M. Nelson, Lindquist, Miss Rust. ag The Taste and Baste Club is an organization of W. H. S. girls who have at some time taken home economics. The club was organized in 1956 and now has a membership of fifty-eight students. The purpose of this club is to provide opportunity for personal development, to promote service to school and community, and to ad- vance participation in improving home and family relations. Vivian Hansen was elected president and Winona Welch was elected secretary-treasurer of the group. The members of the club are divided into six committees namely: social, program, publicity, club histo- ry, service, and finance. The chairmen of these com ittees hold an elective office. The girls have chosen the forget-me-not as the club flowerg dark and light blue are the colorsg and A stitch in time saves nine is the very appropriate motto of the organization. The sponsor of the Taste and Baste Club is Miss Rust. , Page 25 Back Row: Middle Row: Front Row: Ho C Loren Grose, Maynard Hearn, Melvin Wanamaker, Wright Nider, George Bonin. Glen Rosebaugh, Stuart Green, Wright Turner, - Russel Livergood, Jack Larson, Jack Benedict, Leonard Fincham, Jimmie Liepman, Mr. Foster. The Hobby Club of Waterville High School was organized in 1956 to help boys who wish to find a hobby and to help and to encourage boys who have one. This organization is primarily an organization for the seventh, eighth, and ninth grades. Meetings are held every two weeks and special meetings are called when necessary. The present officers are Wright Turner, presidentg Jack Benedict, vice-presidentg lawrence Lindquist, secretaryg Sander Nelson, treasurerg and Russel Livergood, sergeant-at- arms. Mr. Foster is the faculty sponsor of the club. 1? .0-' f::: e -1 f if . Page 26 ! L L U e UTQ Bagk Rgwg Miss Lund, Olive Noll, Phyllis Newman, Elvera Drever, Louise Noll, Kaye Louise Hasenyag0Pa Miss Rust. Front Row: Virginia Livergood, Joan Grose, Norma Jean ' 'Wi11iams, Donna Mae-Wehmeier, Virginia Keefover. u- ' The club includes twenty members. Each girl is classi- fied as a tenderfoot, second class, or a first class scout. Patrol leaders are Elvera Drever, Louise Noll and Olive Noll. Miss Lund and Miss Rust act as sponsors to this group. Girl Scout Troop No. I of Waterville was organized in 1929 and was then registered at national headquarters in New York, New York. The purpose of this group is to cultivate a wel1-round- ed personality, to stress the beauty of outdoor life, and to prepare each girl to meet various situations. The meetings are held every Tuesday evening at seven o'clook3 '-C' 1 ,.,Y 3 Q! QI le ,. i x Page 27 rf if auf -w- i S I V Li , QHV. mf: 1 K' .' QM .1 XX , l Y 3 .y Q.. 5- ' E fQa5,qNA-fn-3Lgy,g , i' Q . 4 .,' ! 35+ vw-J gg X ' mm k iE' Xf Q 1 P., :'. ' W , Q .S my gv, E R A Y 1 uk a V1 fl' T 1 f 5 kgawawg, V Q X MF' l w,....- fi1 i 1 I Tfi v,, F an 1 JK E N Huw iN , Q 1 ix, Y Q llll if .fo 'Q-:Whig yi- Q15 1:-vu 'hh Q3 Page 2 ll WN I Af ,, ,XX .55 N f ff of ATHLETICS Joe Thomas 440 YH. dash Junior Walker Shot Put Robert Boling Relay TRACK SEASON'S RECORD W. H. S. opened the track season of l957-'58 with 8 letter men. The first meet held was a dual meet with Blue Rapids at Waterville. Next the team won the quadrangular meet with Marysville, Blue Rapids, and Frankfort at Marysville. The team won both the Marshall County Track and Field Meet at Blue Rapids and the Marshall- Nemeha Track and Field Meet at Seneca. In the K. U. Relays held at Lawrence, Water- ville placed third'com- peting with l8l schools. At the Regional Meet held at Salina W. H. S. placed fifth and at the State Meet at Emporia, Dale Norris C585 took third place in low hurd- les. E Ronald Livers Mile Run Page 30 d :S-1 -53 ...Wu - Dean Norris 880 yd. run B Gerald Nichols Pole Vault W of -R, 'f fs Daryl Roepke Relay Harlan Scheibe Gerald Nichols Gene Giles Gayle Foster Forward Forward Forward Coach First letter Second Letter Second Letter HAS KET!! LL Opponents S. Waterville S. Irving 19 W 20 1 S S Barnes 13 n 17 Centralia 15 n 18 Corning 35 H 8 Frankfort 40 W 25 Barnes 55 U 28 SenecaCovertimej29 U 27 Centralia 22 W 2g Corning 56 H 9 Cleburne 20 H 48 Marysville 51 N 46 Joe Thomas Frankfort 58 55 Robert Beneaiet CQ-gap-tain Slllnlnerfield 20 N 29 Co,.oaptain Guard Blue Rapids 26 H 24 center Second Letter Second Ietter Several games including the dist- rict tournament games were played too late to be included in this record. A Estel Gross Tom Arganbright loren Blaser Ralph Koppes Forward Center Forward Guard First Letter First Letter Page 3l Back Row: Wagoner, Walker, Preston, Stevenson, Pishney, Rosebaugh. Middle Row: C. Roepke Cmanagerj, Giles, Buell, Norris, Thomas, D. Roepke, Dyer. Front Row: Mr. Foster, Benedict, Livers, Larson, Nichols, Mr. Ireland, Mr. Reynolds. SEASON'S RECORD The 1958 football season shows the most impressive record the-Waterville High School team has had in years. - The team started the season with 9 lettermeni Norris, Thomas, Roepke, Walker, Larson, Buell, Stevenson, Preston, and Rosebaugh. At the end of the sea- son the Yellowjackets had won 8 games and lost only 1. With a clean slate of 5 wins and no defeats the team won the M and N League Championship. This was the first time the M and N Championship had been won by a Marshall County team. The Yellowjacket team was also the runner up in the Marshall County League. They were defeated by Marysville on Turkey Day 15-7 after leading until the last four minutes of the game. Outstanding boys on this year's team were Thomas and Norris in the back- field and Walker in the line. Joe Thomas was elected honorary captain by his teammates at the close of the 1958 season. High spots of the season were the defeats to Corning High, 7-6, and to Blue Rapids, 7-6, on successive week-ends and the 46-O victory over the Seneca team. Opponents S, Waterville S. Centralia o 15 X Clifton O 7 XX X Frankfort o 12 8 6X Vermillion o 14 X Summerfield 7 21 S X Seneca O 46 Corning 6 W 7 Blue Rapids e 7 Marysville 13 7 Totals 32 lg? Page 32 rf I.. , - vt W M A ,,- aM.? N Q' X Q :NSR . 4- Q ' ' t RSS-1 xx QA , WWv.XQwN . A EN' xi THE HUGH IBSUUSTER High School Band Re- ceives New Uniforms Clty, School District, B a. n d Members Will Meet Expense The Waterville High School band received the thirty-three uniforms and drum major's out- fit which were ordered several weeks ago, on Wednesday, Oct- ober 19. These uniforms consist of blue gabertex trousers with gold braid down each side, and red Russian blouses trimmed in red and gold. The cost of each uniform is ten dollars. Both the Blue Rapids High School and Waterville H i g h School bought the same color uniform regardless of the origin- al school colors. This is so that the members of the two bands will be dressed the same on those occasions when one band helps the other. The schools purchased the uniforms with the aid of the city, school district, and mem- bers of the band. The W. H. S. band in order to raise money to help pay for the uniforms will sponsor a bridge benefit and concert at a later date. These uniforms are the pro- perty of the school and will be in the hands of the school when not in use. They will be used on a rental basis, each band mem- ber paying Sl.50 for each year that he uses it and is a member of the band. Probably the first appearance the band will make in the new uniforms will be at Manhattan, Kansas on November 12 at the Iowa State College and Kansas State College football game. Those people who wish to take band cars on that date will be admitted to the game at half price. -, CAST IS SELECTED FOR ADVENTURES OF TOM SAWYERK' The cast for the three-act play The Adventures of Tom Saw- yer was selected last week. The play, written by Pauline Phelps, is based on the original story by Mark Twain. This play, which will be presented on November, 17 is being sponsored by the Dramatic Club. Those included STAFF Editor ....,............... Winona Welch Ass't Editor .,....,... Jean Liepman General News ........ Dorothy Mac Nelson Jean Buel. Athletics .... . .... Joe Thomas Gene Giles Features .... ........ B arbara Wilson Claire Netz Elaine Scheibc Irene Bulk Marjorie Dahn. Merlyn Johnson John Lamoreaux Melva Moden Velma Folsom Maxine Seal: Harlan Scheibe Norris Foster Geyer Grades .... ........ .... Organizations .... Departments Dean William ifaculty Adviser ........ Laura LEND THINE EARS Here are some of the peeves of our long-suffering teachers: the knowledge that they cannot leave the room for 1 second before the class is in an up-roar over the antics of some comedian - inclined stu- .ientg the student who dreams through the teacher's patient explanations and then asks what it's all aboutg the habitual loser of books and assignments, and the person who- does a little so- c a l 1 e d innocent cheating in exams. Are you any of these types of persons? Your teachers know and so do you. Right now, not tomorrow or the day after to- morrow, is.the right time to check on your self. SIZZES AND SLIPS Did anyone -see the editor out riding a number 26 inch bicycle the other eve? Don't tell her we mentioned this. Mr. Foster. thermometers do resemble hydrometers don't they -or do they? Odities that never occur-Jake Stevenson wide awake at 8:30. Vivian Hanson without a giggle, Bernard Roy without chewing gum. Overheard in the study hall- Loulse Noll to Donna Wehmeier - Will you make me take my hair down to come to your par- ty? Tsk, Tsk, wasn't it a mas- querade any how? The Senior's heads are ringing with the thoughts of rings, rings. rings what size. what stvle. what npet Page 314 Yellowjackets Win From Summerfield Team S. H. S. Eleven Is First to Score On W. I-I. S. This Season W. -H. S. Yellwjackets over- turned the Fighting Irish of Summerfield Friday afternoon. 21-7. to defend their place among the undefeated ranks ln grid competition. The Jackets scored their touchdowns in the first, second, and third quarters. Summerfield chalked up their only talley ear- ly in the third stanza: the Ack- erman-Hutchison, passing com- bination proving too baffling for the W. H. S. defense. The Irish grabbed 147 of their 202 net yards out of the air although only 8 of their 24 attempts were good and 2 were intercepted. The first W. H. S. counter came in the opening play of the game when Thomas sliced off tackle for 72, yards arid a touch- down. Roepke plunged for the point. Midway ln the second period, Nichols grabbed a punt and, rac- ed 43 yards before being dropped on the S. H. S. 22. A short gain by Roepke, followed by two pass- es, to Nichols and Benedict, placed the ball on the 9 yard stripe, where Thomas went over for the second talley. Nichols place kicked the point. Late in the third the Jackets again drove to the Summerfield nine. Nichols cut over center for 7 yards to the two. Two more plunges lost two yards and Thomas went over from the 4. A pass, Thomas to Benedict, added one. Larson. Stevenson, Rosebaugh and Walker stood out in the Jacket line while Roepke spark- led in the secondary defense. The Yellowjackets were some- what handicapped by the ab- sence of Norris, stellar fullback and safety. AGRICULTURE BOYS MAKE TRIP T0 KANSAS CITY A group of the Waterville High School agriculture boys at- tended the American Royal in Kansas City last week. The boys spent three days there, going Sunday, October 16, and return- ing Tuesday of the same week. H0012 , A ,fra Ni-fi. , I Q, V A Z lllmnmw' -W I .far ': 3? M nuullllllllll 9 nuY22...w-.-.-...- . A-y X' ft wi. '1!f4!v H A - 1 .' K ,' - ,'5'w- X, J l u g iggf Ns 3 Na.. 'H Wffi-M1 : A 91 u . I 1' -sf-' A'Q'I f'+ ' '-' ,.pmr'v.,, .3 'W' . ..- .- f f ,. 4, 'QA' A A ofa 1? 4: Q 132 Q 4 A WHEN WE WERE VERY YOUNG 1. Clement Howe Youngberg 4. Gene Carlt 2. Joseph Morgan Thomas 5. Elaine Aur Q 5. Lu Jean Liepman 6. Barbara Ja ' 7 Prx1'wpv'+ 'F'nc+n'r' Pc-nnrl-1 11+ Q. '41 on G1 les Elia Scheibe ne Wilson ALMA MATEI? auefadissefiml 1.' Hidden in a peaceful vc1lley,OniheliHle blue Lies A modest, 15P'EFPLE':EFF?1fIyfEFiEl ' HH-1 :13fu?HH45 4 as 4 4 s quiet my with its schoolhou e new. Sing me prd15g5,5wepHgfd,0fU5 efrff1f'Ew deff? 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