Waterville High School - Yellowjacket Yearbook (Waterville, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 118 of the 1954 volume:

1 1 S 1 ? v G gi li F VN J 4 Lf! K,-X KI N F 'X .-,,,..4f qL'vsr fT,1l4:xLm 419' Y ' .f , ..,f-.2- .-'ff ff' .. '-'- ' Alma Mater 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. ll ,s1!!!!91,ev,. - sh hirfdinn Ie, the Seniors of 1954, wish to dedicate this annual to our parents whose patience, loyalty and guidance have been helpful to us all through our school years. Mrs. Emma Anderson Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Christensen Mr. and mrs. H. T. Hawley Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Herrmann Mr. C. E. Herrmann Mr. and Mrs. Hill Mr. and Mrs. Kalous Mr. and Mrs. Kslous Mr. and Mrs. Larson Mr. and Mrs. Pishny Mr. and Mrs. Roepke Mr. and Mrs. Roepke Mr. ind Mrs. Samsel Mr. and Mrs. Turner Mr. and Mrs. Winkenwader Mr. and Mrs. Worthington Annual Staff Ed it ors Classes and Sports ----- Marilyn Kalous Carolyn Pishny Organizations---llarie Ann Christensen v Q, S h t Bargaralzgrghington 1 Q na s o s ------------ ue errmann v ' P Beverly Samsel v Business manager -------------- Gwen Larson ' s Typists -------------------- Marilyn Kalous - , M M Carolyn Pishny V ff-K ' of Faculty Advisors --------- Kiss laura Geyer ,ff lllss Arlene Krehbiel We wish to express our thanks to members ot' the faculty, students and patrons who in any way assisted in the production of this annual. The Annual Staff DMINI TR WON ADMINISTRATION Superintendent of Schools R. H. Turner Board of Education M. E. Reitzel - Director G. G. Hensley - Clerk A. N. Mcktee - Treasurer a. H. Tumor I --- ---Y-'V - p f' ' wr ' H The Waterville public school system is maintained on the eight-four plan. Grades 1 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. ,,,WY,Y- -- v Facult Back Row: Krehbiel. lisa Anderson, lr. Strimple, Ir. Whitaker, Miss Riddle Role lies Lnella Geyer, lisa laura Geyer, Irs. Turner, lies Imming, lies Schuchart. Fra t Bow: lisa Nelson, Irs. Dean, Miss leers, lr. Turner. R. H. Turner, A. B., H. Ed. Superintendent Peru State Teachers' College University of Colorado Iona Anderson, B. S. Science Kansas State College University of Kansas Luella Geyer, B. S. Social Science, Librarian Lindenwood College University of Nebraska laura Geyer, B. S. English Lindenrood College University of Nebraska F118 Dean, Be so Vocational Hdmemaking Kansas State College Robert lhitaker, B. S. Vocational Agriculture Kansas State College Clyde Strimple, A. B. Coach, Mathematics Washburn University Arlene Krehbiel, B. S. Commerce, Physical Ed. Bethal College Marjorie Imming, B. A. Music Ht. St. Scholastica College Margaret Nelson, B. S. Grades 1 and 2 Teachers' College, Pittsburg Norma Weers Grades 3 and 4 2 year certificate Falrbury College Midland College Mary Schuohart, A. B., H. A. Grades 5 and 6 University of Kansas Columbia University Hrs. R. H. Turner Office Secretary ,A W...--1 Q 5 W r BNI 5 I? f E g, I Y K Dean Emil Anderson nA1l-American Athlete, Kwell, almostJ.n Marie Ann Christensen nEverybody loves her. Richard Harold Hawley 'Ever see him and not his jeep?n William Earnest Herrmann nHis smile wins you every t1me.n Lue Ann Herrmann nFull of pe? and always fun.' Wayne Charles Hill nMan of many tastos.' Charles Lsverne Kalous nHe keeps informedlnnd keeps everyone else that way tooJ.n Marilyn June Kalous nForever yours.n Gwendolyn Yvonne Larson nQnality not quantity. Carolyn Jane Pishny nIt takes her so lon to say 'yes'.n Alvin Henry Roepke 'Enjoy yourself for life is short.n Larry Max Roepke nFun and fancy free Terry Norman Turner 'Better late than never.' Beverly Ann Sameel 'A girl of many interests.' Barbara Jean Worth ingt on 'The quiet type.' Kenneth Dean Winkenwader 'He will sketch your picture, just like thlton CLASS OFF ICERS- President ---------------------- ---B111 Hermann Vice-President ----------- - ---- -Luo Ann Hermann Secretary ------------------- - ---- Carolyn Pishny Treasurer --------------- --Marie Ann Christensen Student Council Representatives--Marilyn Kalous Alvin Roepke. Sponsors --------- - ------ -----lies Lena Anderson Miss Laura Geyer X5 ' s eu Senior Snapshots Senior Athletes Terry - Quarterback B111 - Left Guard vs Dean - Fullbaok Alvin - Halfbaok SU 1 5, ,, 3 z 1i ? in Junior Class Back Row: Gary Norris, Terry Thomas, Ronald Mann, Tommy Thompson, Melvin Potts. Middle Row: Eldon Genschorck, Russell Kalous, Shirley Holle, Miss Luella Geyer, Mrs. Dean, Karen Wager. Front Row: Donna Nemachek, Dorothy Kalous, Richard Reitz, Alin Tate, Duane Nightingale. CLASS OFFICERS PI'951d8Ut-' ----------- ----- - Eldon Genschorck Vice-President -------- ---------- Melvin Potts S6GI'6t9-PY ---------- ----------- D orothy Kalous TI'S9-SUPSI' ------------- --------- S hirley Holla Student Council Representatives--Karen Wager Duane Nightingale Sp0f1SOI'S ----------- -------- M iss Luella Geyer Mrs. Faye Dean Nw n aw., ff Donna M A ' P 9 I?.9ElT1Y rf: '-,L 1. I ' E gf 1: 'Y4 YALL ' H ' ' ' Mrs. D I Rona ld Tom Russ e 11 Eld on Alvin Me lv in Richard Te rry 50 HUM In fl U Sophomore Class Back Row: Carl Barker, Richard Merrill, Jerry Hedke, Charles Blaser, Wilbur Paradise, Lester Brammer. Middle Row: Janet Scheibe, Linda Johnson, John Roche, Larry Front Row Youngstedt, Arnold Schuh, Larry Springer, Francis Dobrovolny. Mr. Whitaker, Sharon Christensen, Beverly Hanson, Marlene Hawkinson, Norman Roepke, Lola Springer. lNot in Picture - Donald Petr-Q CLASS OFF ICERS President --------------------- Marlene Halkinson vice-President ------------ ----- La rry Youngstedt Secretary -------------- ----------- L inda Johnson Treasurer ------------------- ----- B everly Hanson Student Council Representatives--Charles Blaser Marlene Hawkinson Sponsor --------------------- Kr. Robert Whitaker 'N ll Q-Lf gsiffioefrfl iifdygif , M el QW Wfy f I N E EN Freshmen Class Back Row: Third Row: Second Roi: Front Roi: Melvyn Miller, Harlan Richner, George Short, Greg Koppee, Sheldon Pishny. l Sarah liechmann, Donald Nemechek, Sondra Steele, Carol Johnson, Kenneth Herrmann, Norman Dummermuth Sharon Steeneon, Patricia Hill, Marilyn Parker, Charlotte Toburen, Beverly Sawin, Dora Thompson, Marcella Schiebe. lr. Strimple,lae Springer, Francis llentgen, Donald Pishny, Dean Genachorck, Ellen Blazer, Sam Shirck. KNot in picture - Laverna Bergsten, Beth Binder, David Hearnl . CLASS OFFICERS President ------------------------ Kenneth Herrmann Vice-President ------------------------- Sam S1111-ck Secretary ---------------------- ------ E llen Blaeer Treilllrar -------------------------- -Carol Johnson Student Council Representatives--LaVerna Bergsten Kenneth Herrmann Spvml Or ------------------------ Hr. Clyde Strimple fm -I Q . .ms ggi ? xii ' Grades WWTF? 78:8 Back Row: Middle Row: Front Row: Marsha Larson, Grace Livergood,Hetty Hanson, Donald Mann, Sue Nelson, Carol Short, Cleote Kurtz. Janice Edwards, Sharon Burger, Roger Roepke, Wayne Roepke, Delores Dumnermuth, Larry Woborny, Dennis Christensen. Mies Krehbiel, Pam Maupin, Jill Peterson, Ceraldean Hanson, Charles Copeland, Elmer Sameel, Suzie Hunt. iNet in picture - Rosalie Steele, Shelby Steenaon , Donald Tommer, Twila Preston, Roland Kaump, Katy Pronske. I 5846 Back Row: Third Row: Second Row: Front Row: Larry Brammer, Everett lurk, Donald Leiber, David Leiber, Bobbie Blaser, Lawrence Murk, Sheila Bole- jaok, Elizabeth Kurtz. Marilyn Miller, Marilyn Mann, Kay Williamson, Janice Berleen, Carolyn Parker, Eldon Sedlacek, Larry Lind- quist. Robert Warren, Lee Elliott, David Reitzel, Bobbie Bolejaok, Rowland Edwards, Carol Gensohorok, Beverly Oatney, Judy Dummermuth. Miss Schuchart, Clione Woborny, Joan Hawley, Jo Alys Binder, Abby Shirck, Rebecca Scheibe, Karen Kalous, William McNulty. 38:4 Back Row: Third Rows Second Row: Front Row: Douglas Koppes, Billy Carpenter, Richard Reitzel, Charles Gordon, Charles Steele. Sondra Hanson, Dianna Kalous, Billie Gaye Hunt,Dix1e Hina, Pat Maupin, Verla Bolejack, Joyce Roepke, Carolyn Arganbright. Miss Wears, Dioky Brammer, Charles Scheibe, Billie Yungeberg, Allen sieverin, Jimmy Barleen, Stanley Edwards, Warren McNulty. Gary Mann, Dale Conkwright, Yvonne Lamoreaux, Mary Lou Tillotson, Jane Warren, Bonnie Burger. lNot in picture - Diann Edwards! 18:2 Back Bow: Third Row: Second Row: Front Row: Raymond Carpenter,Jinmie Elliott, Rhonda Kay Newman, M1 e lineinger, Steven Christensen. Cheryl Wbborny, Vicky Williamson, Betty Yungeber , Ann Turner, Jerry Williams, Bobby Whitaker, Curtis Kruse, Gerry Koppes. Linda North, Marikay Blaser, Larry Carlson, Kenny Roepke,Carla Payne, Peggy Carpenter Kathleen Gordon. Mies Nelson Kathy McAtee, Lonnie Fisher, Maryn Lea Bridges,Lillian Gordon, Kaye L n Roepke,June Tryon. Ulot in picture - Bobby Stonejn J, HV I I 1 A I 'H V X U - X Qmw 3 12153121 A X 5 fs ew R 5 69 5 6 but f- N F away' WT' , 1 W 4,1 ., ' hz align-io.x,,5L Q ' Y XJ 1 X XXX h Q f Eggs QQ av 1 1 Student Council Back Row: Middle Row: Front Row: Kenneth Herrmann, Charles Blaser, Alvin Roepke. Marilyn Kalous, Marlene Hawkinson. Mr. Turner, Karen Wager, Duane Nightingale. iNet in picture - LaVer'na Ber'gsten.l U ...funn , an-au. 3 YZIZIIII. ' ' ... unsafe at 53 fain... -N X -If 41-:J f f' WHS Librar x , TH LIBRARIANS Back Row: Terry Turner,Gary Norris,Richard Reitz. Middle Row: Miss Luella Geyer Clibrarianb, Marie Ann Christensen. Front Row: Gwen Larson,Charles Kalous,A1vin Tate A 'THf4EEiHa hiurnr !!IlIfLE1!!q.ld!!liii-5 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, many 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. Science Club Pep Club Back Row: Linda Johnson, Sondra Steele, Shirley Holle, Carol Johnson, Barbara Worthington. Third Row: Marilyn Parker, Beverly Hanson, Beverly Sawin, Carolyn Pishny, Beverly Samsel, Sarah Wiechmann, Janet Scheibe, Dorothy Kalous. Second Row: Gwen Larson, Marie Ann Christensen, Patricia Hill, Sharon Steenson, Sharon Christensen, Marilyn Kalous, Lola Springer. Front Row: Miss Imming, Ellen Blaser, Donna Nemechek, Dora Thompson, Marcella Scheibe, Mae Springer, Miss Krehbiel. Cheerleaders: Karen Wagor, Marlene Hawkinson, Lue Ann Herrmann. 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 games. Uniforms for the Pep Club consist of black skirts and black sweaters with the Yellowjacket emblem. Pep Club officers include Janet Scheibe, presidentg Dorothy Kalous, vice-presidentg Marilyn Kalous, secretary, Linda Johnson treasurer. The sponsors are Miss Imming and Miss Krehbiel. The cheerleaders are Lue Ann Herrmann, Karen Wagor, and Marlene Hawkinson. Nz, f TEAM THR, N' X X' YN . NX NK Garrick Group fr , rw fJ.,'Ll-'fi fl? 'gb ,fri-1 ffm vi' I . Wk' ' G L 40 J 5.473 ' X X-L1 ' X Back Roi : Linda Johns on, Gary Norris ,Richard Re itz . Middle Row: Janet Scheibe,Miss Lena Anderson, Miss Laura Geyer. Front Row: Dorothy Kalous, Karen Wager, Marilyn Kalous. CNet in picture- llarlene Hawkinsonj. The Garriok Group is a club for those sophomores, juniors, and seniors who are interested in dramatics. Officers for 1955 - 1954 are Marilyn Kalous, president, Richard Reitz, vice-president, Gary Norris, secretary, Dorothy Kalous, trea- surer. The sponsors are Miss Geyer and Miss Anderson. PF. . Back Row: Richard Hawley, Russell Kalous, Melvin Potts, Jerry Hedke,Ronald Mann, Kenneth Wlnkenwader,A1v1n Roepke, Eldon Genschorck, Richard Merrill. Third Row: Charles Kalous, John Roche, Dean Anderson, Carl Barker,She1don Pishny,Larry Youngstedt, Greg Koppes, Kenneth Herrmann, B111 Herrmann, Francis Dobrovolny. Second Row: Alvin Tate, Norman Roepke, Norman Dummermuth, Melvin M1ller,George Short,Harlan Richner, Donald Nemechek, Donald Pishny, Francis Mentgen. Front Row: Mr. Whitaker, Sam Shirck, Dean Genschorck, Richard Reitz, Charles B1aeer,Wayne Hill, Gary Norris, Terry Turner, Duane Nightingale. ,Y 1 ffll' . QA dr ' h T nlzq ...Ma 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 1951. Officers for 1953-'54 are Wayne Hill, president, Charles Blaser, vice-president, Gary Norris, secretary, Richard Reitz, treasurer, Dean Anderson, sentlnalg Terry Turner, reporter, Spon- sor, Mr. Whitaker. F.H. . Back Row: Carolyn Pishny, Lue Ann Herrmann, Sondra Steele, Barbara Worthington, Shirley Holle, Carol Johnson, Linda Johnson, Beverly Samsel, Karen Wagor, Sarah Wiechmann. Third Row: Patricia Hill, Sharon Steenson, Charlotte Toburen, Sue Nelson, Janet Scheibe, Hetty Lou Hanson, Beverly Hanson, Beverly Sawin, Marlene Hawkinson, Dorothy Kalous. Second Row: Donna Nemechek, Gwen Larson, Marie Ann Christensen, Marilyn Kalous, Sharon Christensen, Marilyn Parker, Carol Short, Dora Thompson, Cleota Kurtz, Janice Edwards. Front Row: Mrs. Dean, Suzie Hunt, Charles Copeland, Geraldean Hanson, Sharon Burger,Marsha Larson, Delores Dummer- muth, Grace Ann Livergood, Lola Springer, Marcella Scheibe, Ellen Blaser, Mae Spr1nger,Pam Maupin, Jill Peterson. 5 f k xgag 'fl' Z 'tl A3 The Future Homemakers of America was or anized in High School in l9hh. Some of the purposes gf the orgggiggtigg are to develop an understanding and appreciation to aid in the personal development of the girl, and to help the members to gigome active and efficient participants in home and community e. The club officers are Linda Johnson, president, Dorothy Kalous, vice president3Beverly Hanson, secretaryg Marilyn Kglous treasurer? Marlene Hawkinson, historiang Ellen Blaser, pianist: Karen Wager, song leader, Mrs. Allen Dean, sponsor. , The club motto is nToward New Horizonsn, the flower is the red rose and the colors are red and white, Dozenettes Back Row: Middle Row: Front Row: Richard Reitz, Gary Norr1s,Wayne H111, Alvin Roepke, Terry Thomas. Linda Johnson, Sondra Steele, Larry Youngstedt, Carolyn Pishny. Miss Imming, Gwen Larson, Marilyn Kalous, Janet Scheibe, Dorothy Kalous. Ba nd Back Row: Third Row: Second Row: Front Row: Norman Dummermuth, Larry Youngstedt, Greg Koppes, Sondra Steele,Terry Thomas,Eldon Genschorck, Sheldon Pishny, Richard Reitz, Charles Kalous. Donald Pishny, Francis Dobrovolny, Beverly Sawin, Sarah Wiechmann, Carolyn Pishny, Sue Nelson, Karen Wager, Dean Genschorck, Norman Roepke. Ellen Blaser, Patricia Hill,Dorothy Kalous,Charlotte Toburen,Marilyn Kalous,Gwen Larson,Marcella Scheibe, Delores Dummermuth. Shirley Holle, Shelby Steenson, Duane Nightingale, Charlee Copeland, Sharon Burger, Mae Springer, Sam Shirck, Jill Peterson, Miss Imming. omg one Club Back Row: Third Row: Second Row: Front Row: Carolyn Pishny, Beverly Samsel, Barbara Worthington, Sondra Steele, Shirley Holle, Carol Johnson, Linda Johnson, Lue Ann Herrmann. Charlotte Toburen, Janet Scheibe, Karen Wagor, Bev- erly Sawin, Sarah Wiechmann, Marilyn Kalous, Beverly Hanson. Sharon Christensen, Marlene Hawkinson, Gwen Larson, Dorothy Kalous, Marilyn Parker, Marie Ann Chris- tensen, Patricia Hill, Sharon Steenson. Miss Imming, Mae Springer, Lola Springer, Marcella Scheibe, Dora Thompson,Ellen Blaser, Donna Nemechek. ,Boys Glee Club Back Row: Third Row: Second Row: Front Row: Alvin Roepke, Jerry Hedke, Ronald Mann, Kenneth Winkenwader, Wayne Hill. Larry Youngstedt, Terry'Turner, Gary Norris, Terry Thomas, Melvin Potts, Eldon Genschorck, Wilbur Paradies, Greg Koppes. Norman Dummermuth, Donald Nemechek,Kenneth Herrmann Sheldon Pishny, Richard Reitz, Charles Kalous, Larry Springer. Miss Imming, Duane Nightingale, Dean Genschorck, Donald Pishny, Francis Dobrovolny, Norman Roepke, Sam Shirck, Mrs. Turner. WClub I 5 Back Row: Wayne Hill, Charles Blaser, Ronald Mann, Alvin Roepke. Middle Row: Dean Anderson, Gary Norris, Eldon Genschorck Front Row: Mr. Strimple, Larry Youngstedt, Terry Turner: Bill Herrmann. The Waterville High School WWW club was organized in 1949. The purpose of this group is to promote a mutual feeling among all lettermen. Every boy who has earned a letter in any WHS athletic activity may be admitted as a member of the club. Q7Ss++F4' f 011 Homecoming x f E: , if . PL LE TIC g ,Q y Q ' Ji in ,la X J we w B xr ,fr A 1 ,f , ' I .651 ' ,f Q . 5, V .. ' Vs . x Yuf- K , , G ,. ,t Q QXXUSX r X '53 X 'N MXN 5 EXJ F. P A Vi ff! A ' I X Q Q L I i Z 3 2 X gp Q 1 m 2 4. 4' 1 . s ' , ,W Track Team H Back Row a lliddle Roi: Front Row: Bill Herrmann, Larry Springer, Rollin Keefover, larry Youngstedt. Wilbur Paradies, Wayne Hill, Gary Norris, Alvin Roepke, Charles Blaser. Ronald lann, Eldon Gensohorok, Dean Anderson, Terry Turner, llr. Strinple. SEASOIUS RECORD FOR 1955 The 1955 track team was a team without an outstanding individual performer. The team as a whole was a young squad, as there were no seniors on the track team. underolass men, the Yellovjackets managed to win a triangular meet at home, place third in the Blue Valley League meet, and place fourth in the larehall County meet at Marysville. Squad members earning letters were Dean Anderson, Bill Herrmann, Wayne Hill, Alvin Roepko, Terry Turner, Gene Schmidt, Larry Wehmeier, Eldon Genschorck, Ro nie Mann, Gary Norris, larry Youngstedt, Charles Blaser, and Rollin Ksefover. With Triangular lest County Meet Blue Rapids Blue Valley League WATERVILLE 66 82 Blue Rapids 69 Barnes 52 Frankfort 46 Linn 49 Greenleaf 21 Summerfield 40 WATEBVILLE 47 WATERVILLE 59 Washington 43 Lxtell 21 Clifton 19 LU. Relays Regional Ieet Terry Turner 4th Mile Terry Turner 4th llile WATERVILLE TOTAL 2 points Alvin Roepke 5th High Jump WATERVILLE TOTAL 5 point! Basketball Back Row: Mr. Strimple, Gary Norris, Tom Thompson, Ronald Mann, Charles Blaser, Alvin Roepke. Front Row: Terry Turner, Eldon Genschorck, Larry Youngstedt, Dean Anderson, Francis Dobrov- olny. SEASON'S RECORD The 1955-'54 Yellowjacket basketball team started the season with only two starters back from last season, and four returning lettermen. After a poor start in which the team lost seven of 1t's first eight games, the Yellowjackets picked up steam and won eight out of the next eleven games. During that time, the Yellowjackets won five straight games. The team finished second in the Blue Valley League and fourth in Marshall County League play. In the Marshall County Tournament, the Yellowjacket first team finished fourth, while the second team finished second. The season's statistics before the District Tournament show that the Yellowjackets won nine and lost ten games. Back Row: Mr. Strimple, Wilbur Paradies, Eldon Genschorck, George Short, Jerry Hedke, Charles Blaser, Kenneth Herrmann, Larry Youngstedt. Front Row: Sam Shirck, Dean Genschorck, Francis Dobrovolny, Greg Xoppes, Sheldon Pishny, Melvyn Miller, Norman Roepke, Duane Night- ingale. yy Football Back Row: Melvin Potts, Alvin Roepke, Tom Thompson, Ronald Mann, Charles Blaser, Terry Thomas, Wayne Hill, George Short. Third Row: Wilbur Paradies, Dean Anderson, Eldon Genschorck, Richard Merrill, Gary Norris, Carl Barker, Terry Turner. Second Row: John Roche, Greg Koppes, Bill Herrmann, Larry Young- stedt, Sheldon Pishny, Larry Springer. Front Row: Mr. Strimple, Duane Nightingale, Alvin Tate, Donald Pishny, Donald Nemecheck, Dean Genschorck, Sam Shirck. Donald Mann. The 1955 Yellowjacket football team put season since 1948, as they won 5, lost 2, and The Yellowjackets opened the season with Summerfield. One week later they rolled past first loss of the season came at Axtell where lost 26 - 13. The highlight of the season was a 15 - together their best tied 1. a 7 - 6 victoryover Clifton 46 - O. The the Yellowjackets 15 tie with rival Blue Rapids. Following the tie the Yellowjackets posted a 25 - O victory over Linn. The second loss of the season came at the hands of Vermillion. After it looked as if the Yellowjackets would tie the Tigers they scored with less play to win 6 - O. than two minutes to Playing the homecoming game before a very good crowd the Yellowjackets won 52 - 6. The final game of the season was played at Linn with the Yellowjackets bringing home a 14 - O victory. Five seniors played their last season at W.H.S. They were Wayne Hill, tackle, Bill Herrmann, guard, Terry Turner, quarter back, Alvin Roepke, half back, and Dean Anderson, fullback. Herrmann, roepke, and Ronnie Mann made the all-county first team. Hill, Anderson and Gary Norris made the all-county second team. v We Relax V D P E P . , .A.L..., 1 P Sari af . ,M igllrrrr r 5 s,1?ms: !ii2v 'fi i ww ,.,v: ., .,.,, , 1, ,.,.. ...,....,,.h,, H 'A I i EVV I , V , 3 K L5,3' a7 k' 'K MW ' . fe . . Qawnxezis? al gfwf ' Hg Lg f A 1 ' 25334 52: ' 'ig J A wi ' gm A 5 zzgsif af ,uv 'f-V 1' -ei.. V , A 13, f '31 lv ' We stud yl r F F! or V EM? QfHu1fi51l1rnw'15 WRT 1 ,, If KN Zi v . - !? Fw 'Y C I T I Z E N S S T A T E B A N K J. W. Thompson 4UYwb President 5.95 G. T. Arganbright K , Capital Structure o 40 Cashier S100 ,ooo .oo X Waterville, Kansas FARMERS CO-OPERATIVE GRAIN ASSOCIATION Dealers In Grain, Feed, Seed, Farm Supplies OTTO GENSCHORCK, MGR. Waterville, Kansas og! DI-:ER 5 F ounurv umm eouumzwr Parts Service DUM ERMUTH IMPLEMENT CO. Phone 161 Waterville, Kansas SENIORS Here's Hoping You Have A Very Successful And Happy Life ELLIOTT'S SELF - SERVICE Phone 50 Waterville, Kansas FARMERS SERVICE STATION EDDIE CHRISTENSEN Waterville, Kansas COMPLIMENTS of Dr. k Mrs. C. J. Wilson Waterville, Kansas GOLDA'S CAFE Ice Cream Cold Drinks Meals Short Orders Cigars Sandwiches Phone 161 Waterville, Kansas STONE'S MARKET Groceries 5 Meats Phone ZLQ Waterville, Kansas INDEPENDENT REPAIR SHOP Automobile, Farm Machinery Waterville, Kansas CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS of 195A WANAMAKER BEAUTY SHOP Phone 255 Darrel Waterville, Kansas Phone QL NICHOLS' LOCKER CONGRATULATIONS Phone 88 to the Waterville, Kansas CLASS of 1951+ We Do Custom Slaughtering HONSTEADS ' Waterville Kansas Try Our Fre sh Frozen Fruits And Vegetables T H E D I X I E Service Station Cafe Modern Cabins xxx: A GOOD PLACE TO EAT mmm: Complete Car Service Telephone 269 Waterville, Kansas QQ gig, AISOLW It's The Same Old Wish The 'Knot Hole Gang' Wish The CLASS of '5b WATERVILLE LUMBER k COAL CO. Fitz Eunice Fred Alson SAMUELSON'S Feed and Seed Waterville, Kansas GEO. I. THACHER, M. D. Waterville, Kansas PHILCO RADIO AND TV APPLIANCES ROEPKE RADIO k ELECTRIC Waterville, Kansas Tank Wagon Service on Gas, Oils k Grease HOME OIL C0. Merle Heitzel Tel. 29h - Waterville, Kans HS SHORT'S RECREATION PARLOR Pool Candy Sandwiches Pop Beer Phone l63 Waterville, Kansas Compliments of Dr. Q Mrs. D. M. Diefendorf McKee ' S IGA SUPER MARKET Low Everyday Prices Blue Rapids, Kansas Compliments of The Roxy Theater Waterville, Kansas Merle Faulkender NEWMAN'S PRODUCE Payway FEEDS BILL NOn the Cornern HANK Waterville, Kansas REID'S CLEANING SERVICE Waterville, Kansas Phone 2 SATISFACTION GUARANTEED COMPLIMENTS of Ve1ma's Beauty Shop Waterville, Kansas Clothing For You THE FASHION SHOP Waterville, Kansas Texaco k Havoline Motor Oils Fire Chief a Sky Chief Gasoline NIDER'S CASH STATION Waterville, Kansas Congratulations to the Class of 1954 JACK SPRAT FOOD STORE Waterville, Kansas 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 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 nTopsN l... GOOD LUCK SENIORS THE WATERVILLE TELEGRAPH GOLDEN RULE PRODUCE Poultry, Eggs R Feeds Waterville, Kansas Phone 33 WATERVILLE STANDARD SERVICE Waterville, Kansas Phone 15 COMPLIMENTS of C. G. Sawin Plumbing Heating Waterville, Kansas CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 195A Mr. and Mrs. A. N. McAtee INTIINATIONAL HAIVESYKI MEER'S IMPLEMENT COMPANY Call l+6 Waterville, Kansas BLUE VALLEY GRAIN CO. Grains 5 Feeds E. W. Dexter, Manager Waterville, Kansas CONGRATULATIONS PEPSI COLA BOTTLING CO. Marysville, Kansas WA can 5 One STOP fnrm Slnr: Waterville, Kansas DODGE - PLYMOUTH ALLIS - CHALMERS BEST WISHES to THE CLASS OF 195k W A T E H V I L L E M O T O R C O. Waterville, Kansas Clarence E Milton Roepke THE STORE OF FRIENDLY SERVICE We carry a complete line of Drugs Sundries Cosmetics Veterinary Supplies Fountain Pens School Supplies Jewelry Stationery Magazines Candy Try Our Fountain Service 1-it Gather Where the Crowd Gathers Meet Your Friends at PETERSON'S PHARMACY Phone 71 Waterville, Kansas R. STANLEY'S HY-KLAS FOOD STORE E. Stanley R Victor E. Stanley Blue Rapids, Kansas FOR FLOWERS Call BLUE RAPIDS GREENHOUSE Phone 3221 Blue Rapids, Kansas GLYNN'S VARIETY STORE Blue Rapids, Kansas Compliments of Sender Pontiac Co. Lloo Center St . Marysville, Kansas JETER'S Men and Boys Wear Marysville, Kansas COMPLIMENTS OF MARYSVILLE CANDY CO. Marysville, Kansas L. B. ACKERMAN, o. D. Registered Optometrist 91145 Broadway Marysville, Kansas Office Hours 9 to 12 -- 1:30 to 5 Closed Thursday Afternoons Congratulati ons Seniors 'ELL say -urfhag 1 4 'E Zvs R. S. POTTER JEWELRY MARYSVILLE, KANSAS HAMuuoN - new WATCHES KEEPSAKE DIAMONDS Congratulations The Class of 19514 HENSLEY'S HARDWARE, FURNITURE, PAINT AND ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES Waterville, Kansas Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. Rowland Edwards THE YOUNGBERG FUNERAL HOME Waterville, Kansas 11 , . f CHEYB-QLET' ,Ll Sales M Service Barleen Chevro'ot Co. Waterville, Kansas 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 STAFF I I x, 6 35.9 Q2 INTER-COLLEGIATE PRESS FACTORY HOME OFFICE Kunsus City