Waterville High School - Yellowjacket Yearbook (Waterville, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 110 of the 1952 volume:

,,-..- ' f' gf ,4,Lt X V 'MQ fd , LIBRI f 5 T ,,.-v' ' ff ov' xx . '12- f,, 5:-if-f ,Mme maker WATERVILLE HIGH SCHOOL - WATERVILLE, KANSAS Hidden in a peaceful valley, On the Little Blue, Lies a quiet, modest city, With its schoolhouse new. In the past the faithful pupils Came with purpose true. They revered the ancient building, We, in turn, the new. Loyal to its earnest teachings, With a standard high, For wider knowledge, better culture, Need we ever sigh? Chorus: Sing its praises, swell the chorus, Gold and white are known. Hail to thee our treasured high school, W. H. S. our own. ! 3- ,.if!!fIs:pf,, .s.. g 'iff 'X . A I .i :L . ., it 4 X , , fx ri Q , 0 fx if Q I K' 2' A , . ,EI A 3 -Q Q my ,l 'qfT ha' '- 'UI ,, s 55 'V' B ' '7 rs QQ 's gm Q ,. E ,f .rx 5 Qi 0 ff cn W' m Af, 3 4' jf NIKE, Qi: P, lf- H 6, 0 lon as We veour f Ming more fllan ' NS. Samelhin 4 afaurselves Ame 1 s mn democmey will Imac to grolvan , bear rich fi'uif,and 5 our fufure WH Jae gf D rx , rrilhpromzse X31 Q 7 Q o O XNQA XA X : M'-3,1 F.. L,mM,, W ,A 3, ,,L ,F A ' ' '34 it C1 Q ' nvffv ' A5 ifnnnlig Back ROW: Mr. Claflin, Mr. Whitaker, Mr. Prieb, Miss Anderson. Middle Row: Mrs. Claflin, Miss Laura Geyer, Miss Luella Geyer, Miss Imming. Front Row: Mr. Reitz, Mrs. Ingle, Miss Nelson, Miss Robertson. C. E. Reitz, A. B., M. A. Superintendent Baker University Kansas State College Lena Anderson, B. S. Science Kansas State College University or Kansas Luella Geyer, B. S. Social Science, Latin Lindenwood College University of Nebraska Laura Geyer, B. S. English Lindenwood College University of Nebraska Dorothy Ingle, B. S. Vocational Homemaking Kansas State College Robert Whitaker, B. S. Vocational Agriculture Kansas State College William Clatlin, B. A. Coach, Mathematics Ottawa University Gordon Prieb, B. S. Commerce Miami University Hutchinson Junior College Teachers' College, Emporia Marjorie Imming, B. A. Music Mt. St. Scholastioa College Margaret Nelson, B. S. Grades 1 and 2 Teachers' College, Pittsburg Marjorie Robertson Grades 3 and 4 60 Hour Certificate Highland Junior College Martha Claflin, B. A. Grades 5 and 6 Ottawa University 'fi'-37!f1 ',f 1 Amnoaall Staff a S, , 'A A ' ' K Q 5, ...wg '--. Qlwwgfs , W ' X W 5-Q riffs al' -a. 5, Jaigt g p ,,.. Q ' - L fa -13-ff' . pw 1 ,. 4 e' . Qygvwy M-m- ,Mwgj ,. sown vjjmw I pw Q , ' '- , e we we ff' W --... wg Z'-'f' ,.., ' ' 11 E 4 sl.- - - 4 X im is V, .... pf Y , on '-- ' L' W wg? A M.. www H , T535 gfwa' r he in 1-.- aw ', . rf kwa .M , A , 399. .N -wp ,,n M an - -. -- on i 1- . .,, W V .WW L ' 1 Q. H, M ,, Q a rf , to n A . r n Q no K A . 1 f A lx , 1 M, K ,. fr? ., , - .:.a'-:f-1-ess. . W- Irv- . '- X f f'Ww3W.r+45 ig1,H, :,, Rf ' wt' IW'- Qii. fiki Editors Classes . . . . . Janie Hensley Ruth Ann Smith Organizations . . . . Lily Copeland Dorothy Petr Dorothy Johnson Sports . . . J Gene Youngstedt Art . . . . . . . . . Ruth Johnson Business Manager . . Barbara Benfield Faculty Advisors . . . . Laura Geyer C. E. Reitz We wish to express our thanks to members of the faculty, students ans patrons who in any way assisted in the production of this annual. The Annual Staff S'M'D,bL91I4H'HT QfILlIL1llI'HLEiH, Back Row: Terry Thomas, Gene Youngstedt, Galyn Musil. Middle Row: Shirley Godfreson,Georgia Thompson. Front Row: Mr. Reitzisponsorl, Larry Wehmeier, Larry Youngstedt. A Supt. C. E. Reitz 4181418 The Waterville public school system is maintained on the eight-four plan. Grades l to 8 make up the elementary school and grades 9 to 12 make up the high school. Waterville High School has been rated as a Class A school by the State Department of Education and the grade school has a C rating. WHS is also a member of the North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools. 3105235 fiffihmfnmg THE LIBRARIANS Back Row: Shirley Roeth,Miss Luella Geyerlsponsorl, Gary Nightingale. Front Row: Janie Hensley, Cynthia Davison, Lily Copeland. The WHS Library contains a large number of books for use by the students and faculty of WHS. It contains five sets of Ency- clopedias, ninety-five bound volumes of magazines such as the Readers' Digest, National Geographic and Holiday, many volumes of fiction to which new ones are added each year and much other reference material. The high school subscribes to 15 different monthly and weekly magazines and two daily newspapers which are placed in the library. ...cal- ,wfm 3143-, ,X pw, Q if ggg,,,,.,,A.., . rp , A A.,, r .--wg .L m ig Mandela, ..., yd .Q,. ..,.- .N 3 K :.E': . A M ,xy-A Sjiwrzz, x N1 J pus-Biff' 1 A-w it ...W gms-'GSSWA XL , , ,,.,....,, v-.v...m 'i .:.aw,l we-V 4 . W H Q,--v V .Wy W, V ,.....-ff'-' vm ', , , ,Wf- 4 1.4 'A'fjQ. .a mgg-.-.---- T2 A qc ,A Q WV' mywwy f ' V n W .sw fi ,, A .. MM, . ......., A-at f ef NS 4- -'Fr uw- lv- 'W 3, HS' ww .N A X BARBARA JEAN BENFIELD Music, music, everywhere And you will know that she is there. LILY MAY COPELAND Her face is lit with smiles galore, She's got good health and who wants lore. NANNA RUTH DANIELSEN Her art work always turns out grand, lust be that diamond on her hand. SUE ANN DEAN Full of pep, full of fun, She's got a smile for everyone. MARY JANE HENSLEY She can make the honor roll and sing and act She exoells in all three, now that's a tact. KEITH LYLE JACOBSON A lot of boy in one big mass, His interest lies in the underclass. iugki f WTXWSYW- '. wf,1T3hE Eifvimff K 15 5 , ei! , MZ ' x , E EQ Qwf 3 Jigfkuisgffi gl NN' Niiimfs I DOROTHY AN JOHNSON Small, but so is e stick of dynamite. RUTH YVONNE JOHNSON Her friends, they are many, Her toes--are there any? IOROTBY KATHERINE PRTR ieppy go lucky, you can see, Nothing seems to worry me. CORRINE LOIS REITZEL Innocent face end eyes of green, A bundle or mischief is this teen. FRANCIS BERNARD RUN LI It he would charge e taxi tee, Just think how very rich he'd be. MARVIN EUGENE SEDLACEK Throughout the day I hear you snoring, I agree with you, school is boring. 49 ,f if ff X N? Q , ig n,l . L fyw. K ye X RUTH ANN SMITH She takes s word like house or money, And turns it into something funny. LEE MAURICE SPRINGER He's e regular Don Juan, es Don Iuens go Just ask the girls--they ought to know. GLEN O. LARRY TAPLIN Senior boy with cheeks of tan, On the gridiron, what a msn! GEORGIA ESTHER THOMPSON A sensible, pretty, efficient less, She'e e credit to the senior class. NEAL RALPH WIECHMANN He's got his future ell picked out, It'1l be the Nevy without e doubt. GENE LOUIS YOUNGSTEDT His heart ies in athletics COr was itll ,Snninr limiikiniikiles The Senior Class of 1952 includes eighteen members. This class is well represented in the WHS activity groups. We find the following number of seniors in these organizations: FFA, 6g FHA, llg Garrick Group, 6, Pep Club,lOg Cheerleaders, lg Athletics, 63 Glee Clubs, 15, Dozenettes, 5g Band, 55 Trio, 3. The outstanding activities for the school year include the senior play, senior holiday, Junior-Senior Banquet-Prom, Bacca- laureate, and Commencement. For their motto the class members chose 'Today We Follow, Tomorrow We Lead.' The class flower is the Forget-me-not and the colors are Blue and White. Qfllnss Qliffiwfs Back Row: Gene Youngstedt,pres1dentg Lee Springer, vice-president. Middle Row: Ruth Ann Smith, secretaryg Miss Laura Geyer, sponsorg Miss Anderson, sponsor. Georgia Thompson, student council repre- Scninlr' Sneak Front Row: in Swim SNEHQQISHHUQS HHH Office Girls Football Stars 'The Kids' K wg Hard At Work Four Friends Senior Pale y no who-m f 0 I-FZW fi, ff XR f lb ' go v H ,V H ' ,,'. v- iv it gl! 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I 1 ,ibik ' A ' Q, in Q Af-vii' 352 Q , X M xl QS .,,.,,,, :L , YI, f..4,as2wr.f5L,.15 W ..- V .,,..,...-- '.ii1:.: 'Ml-.wnwu N Elzuumiionf Qvllaaa Gal Mnsil Roy Worthington, Carl Back Row: Root Copeland, yn , Schuh, Arlyn Reitzel, Jo Ann Holle, Barbara Sawin. liddle Row: Kenneth Johnson, Shirley Godfreson, Irs. Dorothy Ingle lsponsorl, Miss Luella Geyer CsponsorJ,Cynthia Davison, Wilma Nemecheck, Christine Peterson. Front Row: Beverly Dahm, Gary Nightingale, Shirley Roeth, Warren Lacy, Loren Dalrymple, Joyce Preston,Betty Qiffirrinra --X-- -'Q LI, ,A X I Q ff'-m...,,.'A .,,,... W 5 n 'Y Ns? 1- ....1,.,,,u'u Q f ..., K, rrfjixnn 5' 3 ,....Mt,.., Ili , It 4X H QWS11er5a5 Galyn Musil, student council represen- Back Row: tativeg Mrs. Dorothy Ingle, sponsor. Middle Row: Miss Luella Geyer, sponsorg Barbara Sawin, vice-president. Front Row: Shirley Godfreson, presidentg Beverly ' 1 n treasurer. Dahm,secretary,Cynthia Dav so , Junior Ariiwiiiee There are twenty students enrolled in the Junior Class of 1951-1952. The high light of the year is the Junior-Senior Banquet- Prom which they sponsor in honor of the Senior Class in spring. Students in the class take pert in school activities as follows: FFA,7g FHA,9g Garriek Group,4g Pep Club,7gCheerleeder, lg Athlet1cs,l7g Glee C1ubs,l5g Dozenettes,2g Bend,7. ser , S We Work and Play and Eat We make money for the Banquet Basketball Trio ww President Quarterback Cheerleader - 0' Y .-- E ...W - -TTL .L ,, 'ft 4:94 W :ima '- ' mx.. :X .. ',,.w,.,. ..- MQ xfveg-gf'--ww ., , no A -waszszz. M, ,,., .... ,,,,,....,.....A,, rung... ., . 'z' ' E Q- :saw :: ',. ,...,..-W ' wif' I ,fQi'Q, 1'59 g:'i S A-mo-3:3- , ,.V, N ,A I if-fm 3 tgsmuaai. S -..Wm ,,,,,,.W.,, ........ gff . 5 Q LF., Q,,,.,3,gw mv. x u WMIV 1 5 A , 4-.W..M,. .V h u,,.....w,..,i , , 9-can-.,,,.,,7 gwwwl- ........ W,-.mlfw-ww 5 , . . wwf K, - W , i 'S , vig Wfwy- N 'M' W2..MW -M K V, f xi. A Eff 'L -1. ,Y , GQ , ' ' ' A I , 1 9 W V55 .31 nv Arg . ' 5b Z J ' dw 5 grxifvvlif V'-mar.-4 - Awww- S 'Nw ..-,--N-J-I .W Mfvfwfmwmwff -1 Snnhnmnm Mesa E Back Row: Bill Herrmann, Richard Hawley, Wayne Hill, Kenneth Winkenwader, Gene Schmidt, Alvin' Roepke, Larry Wehmeier. Middle Row: Larry Roepke, Charles Kalous,Carolyn Pishny, Lue Ann Herrmann, Barbara Worthington, Beverly Samsel, Dean Anderson, Dorothy Paradies. Front Row:, Mr. Whitaker fsponsori, Alvin Lee Tate, Terry Turner Marilyn Kalous, Gwen Larson,Janet Davison, Marie Ann Christensen. CLASS OFFICERS President . . . . . Gwen Larson Vice President. . . .Carolyn Pishny Secretary ......... . .Lue Ann Herrmann Treasurer . . . . . . . . . . . .Marilyn Kalous Student Council Representative. .Larry lehmeier sponsor . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Mr. Whitaker v 'd xv , . QWWMW Vi Q, mu .fx W M43 A Y .... '-'-,f,M.,,,tM .,,,.,Wv- 'Ta V ':f:vz?4- 4 'Fi'dsm:tvt 'q ' .W 1' :x......m---..::g!sEN V-f ,n .,,.....,.......A.. 3 f1f mggpyg swf ' . f J 'g el Lag Q 4 fd 2.w2445,,i'.':w:'f,., . 2 - ' Y 1 ,ff A 4 w ,W., 4 V - . 1 L.-WW-W' :WNY ' W, N,L,. , Ze x - I if 1 Y L Y ,ww Q2 Q4 ,vp wwf wi W In ., .W J. .,. ,N.T,W I .NS i W ,wf.u:.1f5Sm1af, Freshmen Qfllsss 2 Back Row: Jimmy Thornhill, Ronald Mann, Terry Thomas. Middle Row: Melvin Potts, Russell Kalous,Tommy Thompson, Shirley Bolle, Karen Wagor, Dorothy Kalous. Front Row: Mr. PriebQsponsorJ,Donna Nemecheck,Eldon Genschorck, Richard Reitz, Gary Norris, Charles Roeth, Duane Nightingale. CLASS OFFICERS President ------- -------- Gary Norris Vice-president ----- ---- Duane Nightingale Secretary ----------------------- Karen Wegor Treasurer -------------------- Dorothy Kalous Student Council Representative-Terry Thomas Sponsor ------------------ --------- Mr. Prieb Qffeziwa me Back Row: Third Row: Second RUN! First Row: Jihumal Lester Brammer, David Hearn, Sondra Steele, Marilyn Parker, La Verna Bergsten. Arnold Schuh, Carl Barker, Wilbur Paradies, Larry Youngstedt, Donald Petr, Greg Koppes. Linda Wehmeier. Patricia Hill, Dora Thompson, Beth B1nder,Sarah Wieehmann' Marcella Scheibe, Charlotte Toburen. Mr. Claflin !sponsorJ,Norman Roepke,Dean Genschorck Sharon Christensen, John Roche, Francis Dobrovolny, Francis Mentgen, Sammy Shirck. Qfinonwa Sie Back ROW! Middle Row: Iront Row: Cleota Kurtz,Roger Roepke,Sue Ne1son,Twi1a Preston, Cynthia Roeth, Donald Mann, David Leiber, Marsha Larson. Shelby Steenson, Dennis Christensen, Sharon Burger, Delores Dummermuth, Grace Livergood,Rosal1e Steele, Janice Edwards. Mrs. Claflin, Dee Toothaker,Charlee Copeland,Donald Tommer, Larry Woborney, Pam Maupin, Jill Peterson, Susie Hunt. - Qizfabaa 1,2 Beck Row: Middle Row: Front Row: Joyce Roepke, Charles Stee1e,Charles Gordon, Richard Reitzel, Janice Schmidt, Pat Maup1n,Steven Wehmeier, Douglas Koppes . Charles Scheibe, Billie Gaye Hunt, Allen Sieverin, Verla Bolejack, Dianne Edwards, Stanley Edwards, Billy Yungeberg, Mary Lou Tillotson. Bonnie Burger, Jane Warren, Yvonne Lamoreaux,Carolyn Arganbright,Narren LcNulty,R1chard Brammer,Gary Mann 6116315255 5,4 lnslbi Back Row: Third Row: Second Row: First Row: Carol Genschorck, Donald Leiber, Larry Schmidt, Marilyn Mann, Kay Williamson. Billy McNulty, David Reltzel, Larry Brammer, Rowland Edwards, Carolyn Parker, Eldon Sedlacek, Elizabeth Kurtz, Judy Dummermuth. Robert Warren, Bobby Bolejack, Sheila Bolejack, Beverly Oatney, Abby Shirck, Larry Max Lindquist, Rebecca Scheibe. - Lee Elliot, Marvin Johnson, -T0 Allis Binder, Anna Toothaker, Marcella Schmidt, Cleone Woborney. :V pf swam .n-up-.-...N .,........,., JE: o-.-...Iii EMM. A .W,..,......,..... ............,. ,...,....,.. . .......-4.0.3, .W ' - W'32z ..1 ' 'Sw , zu ' 19? 341 ff' Q 5' 1235 'f YF-x 1 5-5: L: x K K 42 5Df'.M.A. 5 3 . 5 B I 2 I R i e Q l E 5 iran J Back Row: Nanna Danielsen, Cynthia Davison, Barbara Worthing- ton, Shirley Holle, Jo Ann Holla, ,Janie Hensley, Barbara Sawin, Corrine Reitzel, Ruth Johnson, and Carolyn Pishny. Third Row: Lily Copeland, Wilma Nemechek, Karen Wagor, Georgia Thompson, Beverly Samsel, Ruth Ann Smith, Lua Ann Herrmann, Shirley Godfreson, Marilyn Kalous, and Dorothy Johnson. Second Row: Joyce Preston, Dorothy Petr, Barbara Benfield, Christine Peterson, Sue Dean, Shirley Roeth, Dorothy Paradies, Dorothy Kalous, Janet Davison, and Gwen Larson. Iront Row: Mrs. Ingle, Linda Wehmeier, Dora Thompson, Beverly Dahm, Sara Wlechmann, Marie Christensen, Marilyn Parker, Sondra Steele, La Verna Bergsten,Beth Binder Donna Nemechek, Patricia Hill, Marcella Schiebe, Charlotte Toburen, and Sharon Christensen. The Iuture Homemakers of America was organized in Watervine High School in 1944. Some of the purposes of the organization are to develop an understanding and appreciation to aid in the personal development of the girl, and to help the members to become active and efficient participants in home and community life. The club officers are Lue Ann Herrmann, president, Shirley Godfrescn, vice president, Joyce Preston, secretary, Beverly Dahm, treasurer, Marilyn Kalcus, historian, Carolyn Plshny, pianist, Barbara Benfield, song leader, Mrs. Dorothy Ingle, sponsor. The club motto is 'Toward New Hcr1zone', the flower is the red rose and the colors are red and white. ,gg, ,b-onif 3 , . 0 'iffy if f-QM , ,Q ,f-19sT- ,, ii 4. V Will. Back Row: Keith Jacobson, Jimmy Thornhill, Lee Springer, Arlan Reitzel, Kenneth Winkenwader, Marvin Sedlacek, Alvin Roepke, Wayne Hill. Thtrd Row: Russell Kalous, Root Copeland, Glen Taplin, Galyn Musil, Ronald Mann, Gene Schmidt, Francis Runkle, Neal Wiechmann, Richard Reitz. Second Row: Eldon Genschorck, Warren Lacy,Kenneth Johnson, Larry Wehmeier, Melvin Potts, Dean Anderson, Loren Dal- rymple, Charles Roeth, Larry Roepke. Front Row: Mr. Whitaker, Alvin Lee Tate, Gary Nightingale, Bill Herrmann, Richard Hawley,Charles Kalous,Gary Norris, Terry Turner, Duane Nightingale. The Future Farmers of America is the national organization of, by, and for boys studying vocational agriculture in public secondary schools under provisions of the National Vocational Education Acts. Organized in November 1928, it has served to motivate and vitalize the systematic instruction offered to students of vo- cational agriculture, and to provide further training in farmer citizenship. Our local chapter was chartered in 1931. As a climax to the year's activities last year, members of the WHS chapter made a sightseeing trip to Carlsbad Caverns. Officers for 1951-'52 are Glen Taplin, presidentg Kenneth Johnson, vice-president, Galyn Musil, secretary, Francis Runkle, treasurer, Kenneth Winkenwader, sentinel, Lee Springer,reporter. fm, ,-1 19' HM.. . QHIIGHOELEIR Qiiifnng-D Back Row: Cynthia Davison, Janie Hensley, Gene Youngstedt, Glen Taplin. Middle Row: Ruth Ann Smith, Miss Anderson Csponsorl, Miss Laura Geyer tsponsorj, Shirley Godfreson. Front Row: Barbara Benfield, Sue Dean, Christine Peterson, Beverly Dahm. The Garrick Group is a club for those sophomores, juniors and seniors who are interested in dramatics. Officers for 1951-1952 are Ruth Ann Smith, president, Glen Taplin, vice-presidentg Sue Dean, secretary, Barbara Benfield, treasurer. Sponsors are Miss Laura Geyer and Miss Anderson. Scenes from LITTLE WOMEN, February 1951 The Entire Cast Marmee, Jo. Beth Behind Scenes Amy, Sallie, Jo JJDLIEQQ Qyllnsalbu Shirley Godfreson, Barbara Sawin, Janie Hensley, Barbara Worth1ngton,Sh1rley Holle, Ruth Johnson. Keren Wagor, Nanna Danielsen, Georgia Thompson, Ruth Ann Smith, Corrine Reitzel,Cynthia Davison, Beverly Samsel. Janet Davison, Marilyn Kalous, Christine Peter- son, Carolyn Pishny,Shirley Roeth,Joyce Preston, Barbara Benfield. Miss Imming lsponsori, Marie Christensen, Gwen Larson, Dorothy Paradies, Lily Copeland, Dorothy Johnson, Dorothy Kalous. Lue Ann Herrmann, Beverly Dahm, Sue Deen. The girls' Pep Club has a total membership of thirty. The purpose of the organization is to promote school loyalty and to support all athletic contests. This club forms an organized cheering section at all Uniforms for the Pep Club consist of black skirts and black sweaters with the Yellowjecket emblem. Pep Club officers include Janie Hensley, presidentg Sue Dean, vice president, Ruth Ann Smith, secretary, Beverly Dahm, treasurer The cheerleaders are Sue Deen, Beverly Dehm and Lue Ann mann Qleeglmha Back Row: Third Row: Second Row: Front Row: Nanna Danielsen,Cynth1a Dav1son,Barbara Worthington Shirley Holle, Jo Ann Holle, Janie Hensley, Barbara Sawin, Corrine Reitzel, Ruth Johnson. Wilma Nemeoheck, Karen Wagor, Georgia Thompson, Beverly Samsel, Ruth Ann Smith, Lue Ann Herrmann, Shirley Godfreson, Carolyn Pishny, Marilyn Kalous. Lily Copeland,Dorothy Petr,Barbara Benfield, Chris- tine Peterson, Sue Dean, Shirley Roeth, Dorothy Paradeie, Dorothy Kalous, Janet Davison. Miss Imming, Beverly Dahm, Marie Christensen , Betty Pronske, Joyce Preston, Dorothy Johnson, Gwen Larson, Donna Nemecheok. Back Row: Third Row: Second Row: Front Row: Terry Thomas, Lee Springer, Arlan Reitzel, Gene Youngstedt,Alvin Roepke, Wayne Hill, Keith Jacobson, Tommy Thompson,G1en Taplin, Galyn Mus1l,Rona1d Mann, Kenneth Winkenwader, Neal Wiechmann, Richard Reitz. Warren Lacy, Eldon Genechorck, Kenneth Johneon,Larry Wehmeier,Melvin Potts,Dean Anderson,Barbara Benfield Miss Imming, Gary Nightingale, Larry Roepke, Charles Kalous, Gary Norris,Terry Turner, Duane Nightingale. if 05 Back Row: Qnzxenzeikikiea Terry Thomas, Lee Springer, Kenneth Winkenwader, Wayne Hill, Alvin Roepke. Middle Row: Christine Peterson, Cynthia Davison, Gene Youngstedt, Janie Hensley, Carolyn Pishny. Front Row: Miss Imming, Janet Davison, Sue Dean,Barbara Benfield Wann Back Row: Third Row: Second Row: Front Row: Karen Wagor, Kenneth Johnson, Winkenwader, Gene Youngstedt, Holla, Betty Pronske. Larry Youngstedt, Carolyn Pishny, Charles Kalous, Barbara Sawin, Sue Dean, Shirley Godfreson, Eldon Genschorck, Dorothy Petr. Janet Davison, Gwen Larson, Dorothy Kalous, Richard Reitz, Marilyn Kalous, Beth Binder, Marcella Sohiebe. Miss Imming, Delores Dummermuth,Linda Wehmeier, Chris- tine Peterson, Dean Genschorck, Sammy snirek. Terry Thomas, Kenneth Arlen Reitzel, Jo Ann Smiiwnim: QT M115 if n 'fs wsu. ,Q A ,Q W, g ,,,5, Q51 Lvifx 5 My .., -QM lf .,.A ax , ,gm-lm - ,is L,s1.1,-J, V . 557213332 Q 5:15 '?.... an mf , Z- 1 Smapghmikg Wmwk ryfwfmwf, FFA Trip To Carlsbad Caverns 5 FHA Carnival WHS Fullbeck Our School H MGH QCHOGL W! ea? 'k WAI L1.!'KV!t.L.. Homicoru 1951 EY-2 Y 'S Lv. SQL! George' Discipulao ,. t ' 1 A so J v, K arf, c I . ,V ' Q Q, . . i ' L4 ' 4 wi - . X' at . . Q - orlwpgn, .'M,c ,neun ,4mm w, Q,gf rfifwmwpQEgqQQgg:Q: gh A f . in-' , 7,735 -' -' If .e ',,., L xr ' L ' g A 1 fi, if'h f. A'f Track Meet Football Heroes Track Stars 1951 Qflnzzaiizilzmas nik M5555 KM 1 :.,5 , 3 1 , . .. , .. , Sw , Inf' .,',,iv- E' - H 'W i Y L .,L' 'wllluu-., ,f ky: W- I -vs, gf , ,. 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S Effnnikbnw A G i 5 UJIIQQ Back Row: Gene Schmidt, Jim y Thornhill, Carl Schuh, Ronald Mann, Gene Youngstedt, Lee Springer, Alvin Roepke. Middle Row: Neal Wiechmann, Root Copeland, Keith Jacobson, Galyn Musil, Glen Taplin, Larry Wehmeier. Front Row: Mr. Claflin CcoachJ,Gary Nightingale, Dean Anderson, Loren Dalrymple, Warren Lacy, Gary Norris, Terry Turner. SEASON'S RECORD The 1951 Yellowjacket fO0tD8ll team, which was as a whole quite small and inexperienced, played a good season of football. Although they only managed to post two victories, through a fire brand type of ball they managed to throw a scare into two of the counties best teams, Blue Rapids and Vermillion, losing to each by a score of 13 to 6. The season was opened against a strong, well experienced Summerfield team to which the Yellowjackets lost by a score of 55 to O. The next week found Waterville losing to Clifton by a score of 19 to 7. The next game was played against a much bigger Washington team against which the Yellowjackets put up a good battle but lost by a score of 33 to 0. The remaining games found the rapidly improving Yellowjack- ets losing a thriller to Blue Rapids on the home field, and the following week experience their first victory as they defeated Linn 19 to 12. In their next game the high spirited Waterville eleven, after a very good game, were defeated by Verm1ll1on,the Marshall County League Champions, by the close score of 15 to 6. The remaining two games found the Yellowjackets defeating Beattie by a score of 18 to 7 in Watervil1e's Homecoming game, and losing the final game of the season to Axtell by a score of 19 to 14. Four seniors played their last season of football for WHS, they were Lee Springer, half beck, who scored 8 touchdowns and 3 extra points for a total of 51 points, Glen Taplin, full back, who scored 2 touchdowns for 12 points, Gene Youngstedt, end, who scored one touchdown and one extra point for 7 points, and Keith Jacobson, tackle. Springer, Taplin, Jacobson, and Root Copeland, a Junior, were named to the all-county second team. Basketball 1 al... Back Row: Lee Springer, Gene Youngstedt, Carl Schuh, Gene Schmidt. Middle Row: Galyn Musil, Roy Worthington, Neal Wiechmann. Front Row: Mr. Claflin, Dean Anderson,Glen Taplin, Terry Turner, The 1951-52 Basketball Team posted one of the best seasons of the last few years. In Marshall County League play the Yellow- Jackets won four and lost eight games. For the entire season the record was six won and fourteen lost. The biggest thrill of the season came in the Marshall County Tournament. Waterville won the consolation trophy by going on to defeat Lillis and Beattie after losing to Axtell in the first round. The Yellowjackets dropped their only game in the district tournament held at Onaga to a strong Seneca Catholic team. The team was composed of 5 lettermen: Gene Youngstedt, Glen Taplln, Galyn Musil, Roy Worthington, Carl Schuh. Terry Turner, Alvin Roepke and Lee Springer also saw a lot of action. Gene Youngstedt was named to the All-County first team for 1951-52 and Carl Schuh to the 1951-52 second All-County team. Mr. Claflin Ccoachl, Ronald Mann, Jim Thornhill, Alvin Roepke, Tommy Thompson, Larry Wehmeier, Eldon Genschorck, Gary Norris, Gary Nightingale, Duane Nightingale. Greek Enema , X I Back Row: Gene Schmidt, Marvin Sedlacek, Gene Youngstedt, Hoy Worthington, Lee Springer. - Middle Row: Galyn Musil, Wayne Hill, Alvin Roepke, Glen Taplin. Front Row: Mr. Claflin leoaohj, Dean Anderson, Kenneth Johnson, Billy Herrmann, Larry Wehmeier. SEASON'S RECORD FOR 1951 Although the Yellowjacket thin clade never managed to win a meet as a team several individuals were outstanding in each meet In the county meet held at Marysville Gene Youngstedt set a new record in the pole vault at 10' 4'g won the 120 yard high hurdles, and placed second in the 880 yard dash. Glen Taplin set a new record in the 440 yard dash at 54 seconds flat, placed 2nd in the 100 and 220 yard dashes, and ran on the medley relay team which placed third. In the Blue Valley League Meat held at Linn Gene Youngstedt broke records in the pole vaultKlO' 6'J and in the 880 yard dash l2:l4D. Glen Taplin broke his own record of the previous year by running the 440 yard dash in 54.5 seconds. Gail Taplin set a new record in the mile run, running it in 4:59.4. The medley relay team, lLee Springer, Gene Youngstedt, Glen Taplin, and Gail Tapllnltook first in that event at the Regional Meet at Manhattan and Youngstedt placed third in the pole vault. Trackmen awarded letters and total points scored were as follows: Gene Youngstedtl56il, Glen Taplln 14451, Lee Springer l27l, Gail Taplin, Marvin Sedlacek, Roy Worthington, Alvin Boepke, and Gene Schmidt. Quadranguler Meet County Meet Blue Valley League Barnes 63 Frankfort 58i Washington 76 5X4 IATERVILLE 57 Summerfield 55 Blue Raplds61 5X4 Greenleaf 58 Blue Rapids 47 WATERVILLE 42 3X4 Randolph 22 WATERVILLE 40i Linn 25 5X4 Axtell 31 Clifton 17 3X4 Beattie 10 Ottawa Relays Kansas Relays Medley Relay 2nd Glen Taplin 5rd 440 Gene Youngstedt 4th Pole Vault Gene Youngstedt 5th 880 Gail lhplin Tie for 5th Mile Gail Taplln Sth Mile u1'navILx.r TOTAL si Points WATERVILLE Torn. 5 Points Regional Meet Medley Relay lst Gene Youngstedt 5rd Pole Vault IATERVILLE TOTAL 8 Points .1-. .,,yN.a4-.7 '53,,, 5.5, ...A My i1 .T.'ZCZ1,J Www W W,:5 5' ,gnwlv . ' Mfg. his ,W Q ,S ,, kia 'W - ' F ,K -'X-an E 'Q nfmf Q fgwggfjf, ' wpf 6 4 2 JK in H E u Ei -ggivh Q E N l Q? 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Wilson Waterville, Kansas CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS or 1952 WANAMAKER BEAUTY SHOP Waterville, Kansas Phone 94 SAMUELSON'S Feed Bhd Se6d Waterville, Kansas GEO. I. THACHER, M. D. Waterville, Kansas REID'S CLEANING SERVICE Waterville, Kansas Phone 2 SATISFACTION GUARANTEED Our Aim Is To Serve You SCHMIDT'S STANDARD SERVICE Waterville, Kansas GOLDA'S CAFE Ice Cream Cold Drinks Meals Short Orders Cigars Sandwiches Phone 161 I BILL Waterville, Kansas NEWMAN'S PRODUCE Victor M Key FEEDS 'On the Corner' HANK Waterville, Kansas CONGRATULATIONS to the C L L S S of 1 9 5 8 HONSTEADS General lerohnndiee Ueterville Kennel Service Station Cafe Telephone 869 T H E D I X I E Modern Cabins 4444 A GOOD PLACE T0 EA! :mmm Complete Cer Service Waterville, Ihneee 5061 r f in M Qlsolnxrfv' SENIORS Here's Hoping You Have A Very Successful And Happy Lite ELLIOTT'S SELF - SERVICE Phone 50 Waterville, Kansas COH LIIENTS In Answer By TELEPHONE Is Immediate of C . G. Salin Plumbing Heating WESTERN LIGHT 5 TELEPHONE CO. INC. Waterville, Kansas Waterville, Kansas FARMERS SERVICE STATION EDDIE CHRISTENSEN Waterville, Kansas DAISY'S RECREATION PABLOR Pool Candy Sandwiches Pop Beer Phone 165 Waterville, Kansas TRACY BROS. CLOTHIERS Marysville, Kansas COMPLIMENTS of MARYSVILLE CANDY CO. Marysville, Kansas It's The Same Old Wish The 'Knot Hole Gang' Wish The CLASS of '52 Everything That Is Good WATERVILLE EUMBER E COAL CO. Fitz Eunice Fred Alson THE STORE OF FRIENDLY SERVICE We carry a complete line of Drugs Sundries 'Cosmetics Veterinary Supplies Fountain Pens School Supplies Jewelry Stationery Magazines Candy i-il Try Our Fountain Service Gather Where the Crowd Gathers Meet Your Friends at PETERSON'S PHARMACY Phone 71 Waterville, Kansas CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHE8 To The Senior Class of 1952 HENSLEY'S HARDWARE. FURNITURE. PAINT AND ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES WaterviUe, Kansas FRIGIDAIRE MAYTAG DODGE - PLYKOUM ALLIS - UHALIIERB BBT WIS to THE CLASS GF 1952 WATERYILLE KOTOR CO. Waterville, Kansas Clarence tg Hilton Roepko Clothing For You THE FASHION SHOP COM LIMENTS of Ve1ma's Beauty Shop Waterville, Kansas Waterville Kansas SHELDON k BELL COMPLIMENTS Your of INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER DEALER Mr. E Mrs. Rowland Edwards l Waterville, Kansas HOME OIL CO. Tank Wagon Service on Gas, Oils R Grease Tel. Res. 294 k 269 Waterville, Kansas For Real Dining Pleasure And Good Food It's The HOTEL COFFEE SHOP Waterville, Kansas Phone 19 Y O U R H O M E T O W N N E W S P A P E R Where You Read THE HIGH BOOSTER, Community News, and the messages of the FOLKS who make This TOWN 'Tops' GOOD LUCK SENIORS THE WATERVILLE TELEGRAPH ALWAYS SOMETHING NEW AT OUR STORE Books Games Toys Dishes Stationery Glassware Lynex Glass k Enamelware Gifts For All Occasions MAKE OUR STORE YOUR STORE VIRGIN'S VARIETY STORE Waterville, Kansas BEST WISHIS to the CLASS OF 1952 Quality Heats - Fine Foods LARSON'S CASH MARKET Waterville, Kansas CONGRATULATIONS To The SENIOR CLASS or 1952 GEO . K. BENFIELD GOLDEN RULE PRODUCE Poultry ar. Eggs Waterville, Kansas Pho 118 Texaco k Havoline Motor Oils Fire Chief t Sky Chief Gasoline NIDER'S CASH STATION Waterville, Kansas BLUE VALLEY GRAIN CO. Grains E Feeds E. W. Dexter, Manager Waterville, Kansas INDEPENDENT REPAIR SHOP Automobile, Farm Machinery Body A Fender Repair A Painting Waterville, Kansas Phone 255 Darrel NICHOLS' LOCKER Phone 88 Waterville, Kansas We Do Custom Sleughtering Try Our Fresh Frozen Fruits And Vegetables T H E A T E R Regent, Blue Rapids, Kansas FOR FLOWERS Call BLU! RAPIDS GREEN OUSE Phone 3281 Blue Rapids, Kansas GLYNN'S VARIETY STORE Blue Rapids, Kansas STANLEY'S HY-KLAS FOOD STORE R. E. Stanley a Victor E. Stanley Blue Rapids, Kansas CONGRATULATIONS To The Seniors of '52 'Southerlands' Quality Heats and Groceries Blue Rapids, Kansas BLUE RAPIDS MERCANTILI AND FASHION SHOP The Best Place to Buy Clothes For the Whole Iamily CONGRATULATIONS Blue Rapids, Kansas CONGRATULATIONS I You Can't Get It Elseihere Try Us RIDER DRUG CO. Blue Rapids, Kansas McKee's IGA SUPER MARKET Low Everyday Prices Blue Rapids, Kansas MARYBVILLI, KANSAS S E N I 0 R S STLNTUN HARDWARE AND APPLIANCES Marysville, Kansas CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OI 1952 A k B DRUG CO. TRIANGLE DRUG STORE Marysville, Kansas CONGRATULATIONS PEPSI COLA BOTTLING CO. larysville, Kansas L. B. Acrmmmn, o. n. Registered Optometrist 9145 Broadway Marysville, Kansas Office Hours 9 to 12 -- 1:30 to 5 Closed ihursday Afternoons TH YOUNGBERG FUNERAL HOU Waterville , Kansas CONGRATULATIONS COI LIH NTS T0 THE CLASS OI 1952 of and HRS. D. M. DIEIENDORI lr. and Irs. A. N. MDACSG Attend WATERVILLE HIGH SCHOOL o . Means new of NORTH CENTRAL ASSOCIATION Waterville. Kansas I O COLLEGES and SECONDARY SCHOOLS We wish to take this opportunity to thank the business firms whose names appear in the advertis- ing section of our book for their loyal support in helping to make this yearbook possible. THE YELLOWJACKET STA!! l.f,-.-9.11 m.nM-A-.w