Wathena High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Wathena, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 102 of the 1958 volume:

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V, , he ir W- Kr,w.,.,m Q.. 1 1 x a A - - ax as as an - - U av 2 A e'ze,s fo f e econd Genfufzxl that rn August of 1957 we were here to help celebrate the centennral of rts foundrng It was our chanc to shout rbout tl e tovwn that has always been ready to rarse rts collectrve vorce rn our behalf It has grven us a rrch experrence rn communrty lrvrng lastrng frrend shrps constant support for all our school actrvrtres fone of whrch rs the yearly productron of The Wrldcatl It rs a place we are proud to call home Therefore rt rs our pleasure to dedrcate the 1958 Wrldcat to Wathena s Second Century' May the next 100 years brrng as much happrness and success to us our chrldren and our chrldren s chrldren as rt has to our fr rends our forbears and ourselves Dedrcafion H Lt g o fl 1 . , P 4 X 513' We, the Class of 1958, are proud of our town, Wathena, Kansas. We feel fortunate o Vx i Ea 4 N DMINISTRATION I C353-'- Xa JE V Chg X U incipallxln :Siam ing O TL Gas if Leavlng school probably bnngs mvced emotlons to most people Though you may be eager to be on your way to new challenges you are probably already feelmg some nostalgla for the experlences you have had at Wathena Hlgh School Those Who w1ll be returnlng next year wlll share your nostalg1a for they w1ll mlss you Your leadership wllhngness and 1nd1v dual effort have been most gratlfymg I belleve the 1958 Wlldcat IS a good example of the klnd of work your class has done at thls school It IS a flne volume whlch mamtalns the trad1t1onal quahty estabhshed by past ed1t1ons I trust that you W1ll always remembel that educatlon IS a contlnuous process I hope that the past four years have provlded you with a rlch experlence and an adequate founclatlon on WhlCh to bulld and I W1Sh that each member of the class of 1958 wxll fmd future success and happmess git 2 l 5 0 9 8 Walter Wakeman 2- Richard Schultz reasurer Dlrector STUDENT UUUHCH Fleciaed students from each class and from each actlvlty group 1n the school form the Student Councll It IQ an orgamzatlon deslgned to act as repre entatlve for all students before the admlnxstratlon It cooperates wxth that bodv ln establlshmg school pohcxes solving student problems and seeklng ways to Improve the school Mr Corder and Mr King are the sponsors President Larry Fleener Calls the Meeting to Order Compliments of RAY'S FLOWERS Flowers for All Occasions SCHUUL BUHHD A school system IS llke a cham It IS made up of many sectlons that must each be as strong and actlve as the others and capable of pullmg 1118 share of the educatlonal load for lf any IS weak the whole system becomes less efflclent The school board IS an lntegral part of that system It IS the lmk that connects the commumty wlth the school Without lt the cham would be broken and thus mcapable of functlonxng prop erly lf at all Our school board dur mg the past year has met and mam tamed the standards of performance practiced by the rest of our system It has pulled ll'.S share of the load admirably and has strengthened rather than weakened the cham Robert K Boch Clerk Members fLeft to Rlghtj Eddle Polrler Tony Llbel J Emmett Rltter Patrlcla Hewms Rlchard Shalz Lan'y Fleener Don Gllpln Beverly Studer Mary Wakeman Eda Ann Hewms John Schlltz J D Euler Charles Allen Typlng II Josephine Kiefer B S ln Education Mount St SC'h0l3St,lLd College M S ln Educatlon State Teacher College Emporm Every branch of knowledge wh1ch a good man po e ses he may apply to Typmg I II some good purpose C Buchanan B00kke6plI1g Shorthand Llbrary Sclence A B Engllsh Mldland College Fremont Neb Chlldren learn to read by belng ln the presence of books The love of knowleuge EI'1gllSh I II III comes wxth readmg and grows upon 1t Horace Mann Library SCIENCE Comphmenta of COUPE HINES OFFICE MACHINES UNDERWOOD Speeds the World s Business I ' l lei H .XE S Y ' xv. M Christena Elliott C nl Q l Business Arithmetic Ella Corder B Q IU Educatlon Hays Teachers College Hays K Pure mathematlcs do remedy 'md cure many defects ln the wlt and faculties Algebra I of 1nd1v1duals for lf the Wll be dull they shaxpen lt lf oo wandering they flx lt Busmew Ar1thmQt1g lf too mhexent m the sense they absuact xt Bacon Engllgh III World History A knowledge of the law of our country 15 an hxghly useful and I had almost Sald essentlal part of llberal and pollte educatlon Clcero Compllments of BRAY STUDIO Geometry Ruth Chamberlin 1 1' 'ir yi ,Q 't.h.4 4. I it A B Sociology Mount St Snholastlea College Soclology Economlcs Amerlcdn Hlstory VW orld History Constltutlon ... vw l 4 ' .v .' ' f v .-1 l A. r , L I . .. ' 1 l N4 V W 4 1' 5 r xxx , , ,Mt i 1 ...h y.1., +' A ,,.m.,..- , . 1, 5 .. 1 , x-Q. ,-.. Q 58 .vnu-If-, Q . . is+' 4', .X s,,,,v Q.. ' s me N X ,1.Q'f,4r Ue J. Q + Q 5, Nuvwoiwef- 1 .' so 5 Q . .. C . , - , , , X, , H, b . .J . Y , . fsxff-' -is Shop John Pouch B S ln Educatlon State Teachers College Plttsburg Glve vocatxonal training to the manually minded and the chlldren s courts of Shop I II III the future will have les to do Lawes Arts and Crafts .g..gl...,us-. Q... ,nv Home Economics I No woman IS educated who IS not equal to the successful management of a fam1ly Burnap Compllments of FARMERS EQUIPMENT C0 Alllis-Chalmers Drlvers Ed Lucy Shlfflett B S ln Eduuatlon Central MISSOUFI State College Home I1 Lonomlcs I II III Girls Phys Ifd 1 A I , . S ..- . V V . , , S A.. A . - , Q , k '-. '- 4 Q..-.1 ,fu A LX 'el N fy V, :V F l :K ,K , ,, , , I 4 km I A Rr I , , X . , N . .. V - 1, ' , 1 Y Y ' ll ' 1, 1 I , . . .. 1 . l., Boys Chorus Robert King Q ln eu Iducxtlon 111111 al NIINNKHIT1 St ity Colley, The man that hath no musu: ln hxmaelt nox 1S not moxed W1Lh concord of sweet NIUQIL sounds IS fit for treasons Qtr xmgems and spoxle let no man hurt hun VOCII Shakespeare Inxtl ument al Elaine Kxng Speech R S 111 I'dULd1l0Il iu1tr1lM1ssoun1St1tL Culhgm Talking and eloquency are not the same To Speak and to speak well are two 5Dt e-ch Lhmgs A fool may talk but a W1 e man peaks Ben Johnson SL howl Pl N Compllmenta of THE WATHENA TIMES X 1 lrbook The development. of desirable traits and characteristics-that intangible some- thing which we style personality-is the chief work of the school. Dr. Frank Cody. Rbbefl Dllla Athletics ,H 2 All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy John Ray English Proverbs 1 of-5 WX! X is 1 po XX' X ,, 'Vik l X lvl I.. lg L 15,0-'1 ,'.-5 . 1' tm: KX Q-it Comphments of FARMERS GRAIN 8: LUMBER C0 B S m Educatlon Umverslty of Kansas Bl0l0gy General Sclence Boys Phys Ed Athletlcs Robert Preston V- B S m Educatxon gi Umverslty of Kansas ,, if Q' X' .t 5,5 X , 'Q'-.1 M l xl f Y +f. mf tl- ff. 'X O. 122 X 4. w , WE - Y: Q 3, f ,Q 'AL H X5 9513, ,dig . V 'xlfixf ,'-ESI. 'ay X .fu- mz.-sl '41 x N ,qixx ' Q., y I in nw WI 195- ' 9: 1 'xQg'..G .4 X A A A f A K' ,l , Q, it . fqitf .. ft gf' Elk ' Q -:TT ,I l Q-A J ...N 1 . ,iqllfb :Vx , l-,?!,X'i! ' ' x X ,.,,.,,, . me ff- . . V264 1' ' Q 2? i,l '51-J f' X ' II: 'ffl 'ffelf 1 ' ?g:f'ili 5'. f . . ' - 5 IM I fi li ' Hot Lunch Chefs fl gg ' an Student Assistants fLeft to Rlghtj Darlene Halt Rlta Them Mlllle P1 awl Donna Kuklancl Maly Wakeman l :Ez Mrs Allce Gummlg Q 5x Mrs Mane Houlton in-fi A good dlnnex ha gf-ns wxl whllc xt softens the heart Domn Bus Drivers Wllllam Abbett pi.,- 2' Lawl ence Gabl 1el Comphments of FETTER HARDWARE S 'Ur ww- 2 Z 5 EOM Z 3 Z 9 ENIORS I 1? 9 ...QM 4 v-.fa-v-.y.. vv-.4,.,vvvv-v-A N... E A95 ,NB , , 1 Q 3 f ' 1 5 iff evcew 7 ass 0 IQ 5 A Four Act Play by This Season s Graduates Presented at Wathena Hugh School Summary of Plot Students of an American high school undergo the metamor phosis which is a common allment of all students from tlmld wondering freshmen to wtser more posltlve seniors ready to face the challenges of adult llfe Act l Time 1954 1955 Settlng Freshman Class Dlrectors Mrs Ione Groh Mr Bill Butterworth STARS John Emmett Ritter played the lead admirably as President with Mary Wakeman standing by as his understudy Vlce President Carol Madden portrayed the Fmancler and Pat Erb was the Secretary Jerald Young did a walk on in the role of Press Agent Supporting Cast Gerald Scott Ella Snodgrass Linda Young Evelyn Clark Joyce Ulsh Phyllis Billups John Propheter POCEY Engeman Bill Goacher Carol Slgrlst J D Euler Larry Lade Evelyn Berger Judy Plautz David Ramsel Beverly Studer Sue Bradshaw Marlene Schneider and Norene Moskau There were 28 ln the cast Scene I The fxrst scene rolled em ID the 815165 for the freshmen made a big hxt wlth the senxors from the start Just to show them how big a hxt the semors gave them a worthy lnxtlatxon The freshmen were dressed as fairy tale or comic stnp characters and were awarded bxg green Fs for thelr foreheads The semors however made amends that evening by invxting them all to a hayride and plcnic Scene ll The action ln scene two centered around two parties One given the first half of the scene was ln the form of a tour taken to the various theaters and bowling centers in St Joseph second party These were very strenuous parts but practically all made a hlt ln fact the stage fairly shook' Act ll Txme 1955 1956 Settlng Sophomore Class Dxrectors Mrs lone Groh Mrs Chrlstena Elliott STARS Mary Wakeman got her big chance and went from understudy to the lead as President Joyce Ulsh took over the role of understudy John Ritter switched to Flnancier and Jeanne Propheter played the Secretary Publicity was handled by Carol Madden New names on the program were Terry Springstead and Judy Mason However Judy Plautz Jerald Young John Propheter and Bill Goacher dropped from the play and Gerald Scott trans ferred to a different road company The curtaln fell on a cast of 25 Scene I This scene was largely a money making exhxbltlon The cast operated the concession stand at football and basket ball games The directors were well pleased with the box office results An after the play party was next on the program The actors dld another chorus number on skates They had made such a blg hlt in the first act that an attempt was made to make an even bigger one this time They did Scene Il Another party was enacted at a local movie house The cast expressed enjoyment of a movie and a short snack afterward As an encore the cast was asked to serve at the JunxorSen1or Banquet They bowed out to a full house and appreciative applause Act lll Tlme 19561957 Setting Junlor Class Directors Mrs Lucy Shxfflett Mr Edward Nicklaus STARS The starring role of President was interpreted by Larry Lade Judy Mason did a fine job as his understudy Vice President Carol Slgrlst drew notxce m the Stenographer role Pat Erb stepped to the footllghts as Auditor and Marlene Schneider received an ovation for her portrayal of the Press Agent The supporting players ln the prologue were the same as in act two with the addition of Dorrel Sllvy and June Gibson However Ella Snodgrass soon left the cast to play a housewife in a domestic drama Walter Schuman resigned to take a part ln a navy documentary and Erma Hoffman dropped from the cast Though thus decreased to 24 the cast gradually swelled to 27 wlth the entrance of Joyce Carlstead Larry Fleener and Robert Wisler Joyce Carlstead however was dissatisfied with her part and soon transferred again to another troupe and therefore 28 members were left to recite the epilogue Scene I As in act II the plot concerned flnanclal dealings House receipts were good Backstage the cast was delighted to receive ms-tead of the traditional flowers newly designed class rings They celebrated this with a party held at a local theatre The company bus was at their disposal and travel expenses were prepaid Scene Il The curtam opener was that perennlal hlt The Skating Party Then the cast playing behind the scenes were hosts to the Seniors at the annual banquet After taklng them on a Hawaiian Crunse and emoymg every minute of lt the crew waved them ashore with a sad Aloha A command per formance of Thank You Mr Parker was gxven as an encore and the Fmancier reported excellent notlces Act IV Time 1957 1958 Setting Senior Class Directors Miss Josephine Klefer STARS J D Euler received rave notlces for his portrayal of President Joyce Ulsh repeated her second act performance as understudy The part of Secretary was a walk away for Carol Slgrist and Sue Bradshaw took over the part of the Fmancier when lt was vacated by the resignation of Jeanne Propheter Dorrel Sllvy was a believable Press Agent Four supporting players left the cast during the summer lay off bringing it down to 22 members Larry Lade and Judy Mason signed contracts with a different producer and Linda Young and June Gibson Joined the soap opera circult as house wives Jeanne Propheter joined the same circult at mid term and appeared with the West Coast company The play closed with 21 members ln the cast Scene l The final act was fast moving and full of actlon Several flnanclal skits won monetary prizes due to the unceas mg efforts and enthusxasm of the cast All this was to raxse funds for the trip to be taken at the end of the run of the play First was a Christmas Formal Dance then another after the play party It was a benefit party for the class to which the crew directors producers sponsors and even the audience were tnvxted-to see how much of a hit they could make on skates' For the encore part of the cast did Tlsh and again bowed to a blg house and resounding applause Scene II A part of the action during thls scene was a dem onstratlon on the care of the baby Wildcat-born during the last scene Everyone was glven a task to perform and all came ln on cue The finale was the Junlorsenlor Banquet where the entire cast were guests of the Juniors and in return gave them a party The curtain has fallen on these four DFCCIOUS and most memorable acts Even so it is about to rise again on the most important play the cast will ever appear ln- Their Future This experience has molded and shaped them into what they are and what they will be It ls up to them to make the most of it The xnvaluable experience they have recelved during these last four acts should have equipped them wel1 to play outstand ing parts on the stage of Life And their fond memories should be a constant inspiration to always give the best possible per formance for an audience that expects much from them dwmxxswas Q C06 174 4111, 'ffllllil me ot sxaaswsxNN' Corrphments of HEWINS OIL CO R ' 6 N lt 6 U . , . Like Sonja I-Ienie, the cast played roles of skating stars at the Mrs. Elaine King Finale Featuring the Entire Cast Name Evelyn Atkms Evelyn Berger Phyllls Blllups Dorothy Boeh Sue Bradshaw Peggy Engeman Pat Erb J D Euler Larry Fleener Carol Madden Norene Moskau Dave Ramsel Marlene Schnelder Carol Slgrlst Dorrel Sllvy Terry Sprmgstead Beverly Studer Joyce Ulsh Mary Wakeman Robert Wlsler Weakness School Catchlng School Bus Bookkeeplng Summer Vacatlons Crew Cuts Watthmg TEIEVISIOH Larry Hatchery Patricia Roger Chewlng Gum Glrls Terry Charles Attractlve Glrls Marlene Boats Navy I Norma Strong Point Marriage Televlslon Not Belng Heard Bob I aughlng Clothes Twlrllng Girls Jealousy Cheerleading Shoes Height Horses Drlvmg Prmtmg Press Automobiles Havmg Fun Sallor Jokes Cars EAS 'z' BL? C5 Class Flowel Amerlcan Beauty Rose Class Colors R Class Motto Studv as lf you were to lwe forever Llve as lf you were to dle tomorrow Isadore of Sevllle Compllments of WATHENA FEED MILL Ambition Housewlfe Bookkeeper Secretary Bookkeeper Secretary Beautlclan Beautlclan Polltxuan Successful HOUS8W1fQ Beautxclan Soldler Alrlme Hostess Housewlfe Mllllonalre Auto Refmlsher Nurse Happy College Student Keep Hls Running ed and Whlte l J. Emmett Ritter Basketball Carefree Coach B'll RUP . I S . it ' ' President CLASS OFFICERS sh-ldellt COUN-ill Vice President John Emmett Ritter Jr Joycelyn Rose Ulsh Class Vice P1 es 2 4 la nd 1 2 3 4 Majorette 1 2 3 4 Mixed Chorus 1 2 Girls Chorus 1 2 3 4 Chorus Reporter 2 4 Senior Play 4 1 Act league Play 4 'ep Club 1 2 3 Chrlstmas Queen C mdldate 1 Annual Statf 4 Boys State Rep 3 Class President 1 Class Treasurer 3 Student Council 1 4 B nd 1 2 3 4 Mlxed Chorus 1 4 Boys Chorus 2 4 Junior Play 3 Football 1 2 3 4 Basketballl 2 3 4 Track 1 2 3 4 Annual Staff iBus Mgrj 4 Treasurer Reporter Marilyn Sue Bradshaw D0l'l'Cl R0bCl'f Silvy -ll' Class Treasurer 4 Transfer from Elwood 3 Mixed Chorus 1 2 4 Boys State Altemabe 3 Girls Chorus 1 2 4 Class ReD0I't6I' 4 Junior Play 3 Mixed Chorus 2 Z1 4 J D Euler B05 s State Alternate 3 Class President 4 Student Council 1 3 4 Boys Chorus 1 Senior Play 4 Football Queen Escort Football Attendant Escort 2 Football 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Track 1 2 3 4 Annual Staff 4 Secretary Carol Jean Sigrist Girls State Alternate 3 Class Secretary 3 4 Mixed Chorus 1 2 4 Girls Chorus 1 2 4 Pep Club 1 2 4 Pep Club Reporter 4 Football Queen 4 Football Queen Attendant 1 Asst. Dir. Senior Play 4 Boys Ch0l'llS 2 Annual Staff 4 Pep Club 1, 2, 3 4 Junior Play 3 Annual Staff 4 Senwr Play 4 Annual Staff QEd.D 4 Compliments of RlLEY'S HY-KLAS GROCERY Evelyn Angeline Atkins Band 1 2 Mixed Chorus 1 4 Clrls Chorusl 2 3 4 Pep Club 1 Annual Staff 4 Evelyn Louise Berger Mixed Chorus 1 2 3 4 Girls Chorus 1 4 Pep Club 1 4 Annual Stuff 4 Phyllis Jean Billups Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3 Girls' Chorus 1 Senior Play 4 Annual Staff 4 Compliments of HUND 8: EGER BOTTLING CO. Dorothy Juliana Boeh 2 3 4 Girls Chorus 1 4 Pep Club 1 2 Annual Staff 4 Mixed Chorus 1 fX 5' Peggy Ruth Engeman Mixcd Chorus 2 3 4 Girls Chorus 1 4 Pep Club 1 2 3 4 Annual Staff 4 Patrlcla Sue Erb Class Secretary 1 Class Treasurer 3 Ill' -M1T Carolyn LOUISE Madden Class Treasurer 1 Llxss Reporter 2 Band 1 J Dlst Music Fest1val2 3 Sevctet 3 4 Mlked Chorus 1 2 3 4 Glrls Chorus 1 2 3 4 Larry Allen Fleener Trm fer flom Elwood Student Councll Pres 4 B nd 1 2 3 4 Majorettel 2 3 4 Bevctet 2 3 4 Mlxed thorns 1 2 3 4 inls Cholus 1 2 1 lrls Chorus Reporter 1 Senlol Play 4 Football Queen Attendant 4 Chxlstm 18 Queen Candidate 4 Annual St iff 4 B1nd4 Wlvced Chorus 1 2 4 Boxs Chmus 1 2 4 Qemor Pl xv 4 Pootb ill Attendant Fscort 4 Chllstmas Klng Foo balll 2 3 4 B lsketball 1 Track 1 2 Annual Staff 4 Norene Gale Moskau Jeanne Opseth Mlxed Chorus 1 3 4 GMS Chorus 1 2 3 4 girls 3tatetAlt12n1te3 ass ecre ary gumor gay 2 Class Treasurer 4 amor ay Asst Dxr Junlor Plav 3 Pep Club 1 2 3 4 1 Act League Play 3 Annual Staff 4 Senlor Play 4 Football Queen Att 3 Junlor Play 3 Senlor Play 4 B Team Cheerleader 4 Pep Club 1 2 4 Annual Staff 4 ll' James Davlcl Ramsel Boys Chorus J umor Play 3 Semor Play 4 Footb'1ll2 'K 4 B xsketb xll 2 Tratk l 2 4 Annual Qtaff 4 Comphments of McCORMlCK FARM EQUIPMENT STORE ...i .N 41 I ,, ' zr- so 1 xxx' -5345 ,gk-ei' A x . ag -- A L3A311'?5g,i2 K at , . . l ' ' Y - , , . z s ' ' 3 ' , A 1 1 1 ,.' . L. ' l ' ' - 1 1 1 zz , , , 1 ' . ' ' , , Q , 1 l. S , , 1 ' . v,7 - Q A . 1 ' 1 . ' - 1 1 ' l ' ' J . , . . ' 2, , , --. .1 . , Q 4 1 . , 1' -V . 1 . .. Pep Club 1, 23 Sec. 1 Candidate 4 'C . Q 1 z zu ' 1 is v 135 1 . A K . a R ., X . in r 4 1 gh- , l 1: ii af ,' 1 I i ' I z : z 1 S 1 , . , , ' ' 1 . 1 5' 2 . ' ' 1 1 1 Q K ' 7 ! V - . V v Katherine Marlene Schneider Hass Reporter 3 Svxiet 4 Mixed Chorus 1, 4 Girls' Chorus 1, 4 Senior Play 4 Pep Club 1, 2, 3 Christmas Queen Candidate 4 Annual Staff Asst. Ed.l 4 Terry Lee Spnngstead Transfer from Van Buren 1 Mixed Chorus 4 Boys Chorus 4 Junior Play 3 Senior Play 4 Christmas King Candidate 4 Annual Staff 4 Beverly Ann Studer Student Council 4 Band 2 3 4 Mixed Chorus 1 2 3 4 Senior Play 4 Pep Club 1 2 3 4 Annual Staff 4 ,. A I7 A Mary Anna Wakeman Girls State Rep. 3 Class President 2 Class Vice-Pres. 1 Student Council 2 Treasurer 4 Sextet 4 Mixed Chorus 1 Girls Chorus 1 2 4 Junior Play 3 Senior Play 4 1 Act I eague Play 3 Pep Club 1 2 Annual Staff lAsst Bus Mgr Robert Alfred Wlsler Tmnsfer from Elwood 3 Mixed Chorus 2 4 Boys Chorus 2 4 Senior Play Stage Mgr 4 Football 3 Basketball 1 2 3 Track 2 Annual Staff 4 .Q Q X ' , 4 ' T. ,2,3,4 . ' ' , ,4 3' . . .Q 4 A ' Jr. 17 K Girls' Chorusk 1,'2,l3,,4 , ' xy - 'ifvi , 452134.43 3 L ' Compliments of DEEKEN'S SUPER SERVICE Editorial Faculty Noxene Moskau DOI othy Boeh Classes N 53' Ioyce Ulsh Evelyn Atkms Athletics I D Euler Larry Fleenel Actlvltles Pat Erb Phyllls Bxllups -L' '5 Terry Sprmgstead Edntor Do1relS1lvy Asaxstant Marlene Schnelder WILDCAT STAFFS - Business Manager J Emmett Ritter Assistant Mary Wakeman Circulation Manager Sue Bradahaw Compllments of MOSKAU A G GROCERY Advertlslng an Clrculatlon salesmen Calol Slgrlst Carol Madden Bevel ly Stuclel Evelyn Beige: Peggy Engeman Davlcl Rameel Bob W1Sl8l ' i , 1 - i 4 Ah EL., , L ... . ,, .' ,, l ' ., , K - . , . . . . , , v Special J ' x.-, - I . . -Nl A I I ,v ' SEHIUH BABIES Compliments of PEPSI-COLA BOTTLING CO. fa ' il NDERCLASSMEN Wally Ander son Flola B1 uns ' CLASS Eddie Bensyl Deanna Carnes Norma Dldlo Eugene hldey Q- Slnrley Boeh Donna Caton .,... Donna Euler Lauv Evans Glenn Ewan Maxv Flankovlch X-,f Darlene Hart Bda Hewms PWA Tlm Johnson President V1ce Presldent Secretary Treasurer Reporter Student Councll Compllments of THE FARMERS STATE BANK -, as fe ' Mx A s, :Q A 7 4-J ' kd A . x , X V K f' X A ,ji T 'f 'xl aff f , T . ' l . 3, 1 l Ab is J X .5 xv' Q vc? l ig I , 'K ' :Dv v-92' ' N- Q. :-V '7 2 A H . t 'E . A 4 ' E x ' 'X Y - A 31, ,o- XA l 1 Q I ' X 4- A jf , f 1 L ' X -af W G 5 an f Q' , 5 ' vb ' ' ' ' 'V Lf J 7 , E ffl, , 'V I . . :VJ 'V . , xr lr P E, llifl , OFFICERS 'Ivan as John Schlltz Don Gllpln Kay P1 ophetel N01 ma McVey 40 A I Charles Allen -leech -' Donna lxn kland Joyce Nold Tu.-... B111 lxn xchbaum M1ll1e P1 dwl 'Px.,7'N Idmce LlVlIlALSt0!'l Sh.-J I Walter P1 opheten Wallace Redmond ROHH16 Rlce Balbdla R031k 'Qu Y I - , ffl ll Q 2' 1 Iflllwsf. S 1 6 9 s Avi, if Q Ed Shellenbexgel Nova Sllvy Rlta Th6lS ludy M uolf . 5 'IAA John Ramsel Vngxma Schlltz Sonny Vandever ACREE DRY GOODS BAUER and MALLIN ll l' l --F-,?,,-,-f. L. 7-3. J.- Q - i l l QF . l we . ,V.- n nlllln - l f-Q f . 'P ,. i f .,, . Qu Li n ' , , -:L I It V, 73,91 V H 4? ,J rv R f VV 5 3'5 ' :hm .ll-. l S , , ll . r-,, ' T If ' ' ' rx. t E. ' A 1:29 ' , 3 l J L .Q , . lk' A , ? A 11 - . Ui! x ffl N J Q 1' - - 1 ' ' S W nm l C0mpllmeY1tS of High Qu l'ty Merchandise-P iced R'ght arid Apple Packers ff'-x V Ronme Abbett Paul Allen M1ke Blackbul n CLASS OFFICERS fl' Tom Abshel Challes Bell Pat Boeh fi' Donald Caton Lambelt Clal k Vlce Pres1dent T xl f uf Benton CI1tt8Y1ClOIl T1 easurer Blll Wyatt Repo: tex 'f MX W1 174, Robert Shellenberger Presldent Tony Llbel Secretal y Malge Ullpm Student Counc1l Edd1e Pon1e1 Compllmente of AXLUND S BARBER and BEAUTY SHOP and N J EMBERY Q A it A . - . , Q '- A 4 gl ' .- - ta K J, A V :Jael f :N I ll 4 ta S A Q - - nw I V A v . ' 'fs ,VX1vf i'-. ' : , Ai , f am Q.. X of S u Q- 4. -.. 4-- 1 51: NBL' an Q Q . . ,. . . Q sr . if - . in ba' I , Y - A N T Qi 1, lt: --Vv I ll x- - l B ' w 7 wif lf Q 5- KQSEWWEKME WS Sylvla Delonq Lal 1 y Hart Ioyce M lnvxlle Qs W 1 l lxenny Shen p bhalon Q1 y Chan les Lade E' 79' V5 Q Bobby Hoe David Sullwolcl 'if'- Donald in oh rj Chan les I e1cht1 ir L eEtta Newton YQ.. Shauon Wlslel EAM CO and GUY S NUT AND POTATO CHIP CO Lompllments of WESTERN DAIRY 8: ICE CR Nuts to You - Q 9 4 2 - x I X 1 4- 292 f Z 1 ,. X : Q4 ' - .f if 'S Q V ' 2' :- V A ' if X 5 , 4 , 3 , pq A . Nl u l I4 Y n K I cl l 'Q u- I Q - N I ' , n iffaiiil :Ziyi-yu 5, A - ' T iaiw if ix, ,e' 5 fggjfii1gg::,iQ':5gjj:jyrxfi , ,1 jr . 55154, 1 If , 2rx:::ti.'.:f'fift::ff::,':Z'?.'if9'f:- , gig?-Bgimf S QA n v J ' ' ii . , ,, ,. C. -f 1 ' 4 , . I M QL' h V so v hy Ak 1 f W1 ' 4 If A . Q v f S f X V' ' gi A - V . A 2 3: . . z ' - . N '. 3 .' 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S 1 - .-.- ! .' . g I Y. Ixflthy Pulchel Peggy Q abnel Ca ol C 1 1 QW el Jean Kmg Dlfmd Mltchell Judy Moskdu nn RlChd.ld Grablg I melt H ut Qhnley Orcutt sv f vii B11 SCTIIULZ John Qtudel Pat Ramsexer Many Ramsel Cdlol Rlttel 1 y in-fx 'N E532 Marllvn qtude1Margue11teWakeman Thelma Wen Compllmentg of ST JOSEPH TOBACCO CO and WN m f FIHHCIS WIISOH WATHENA MOTOR CO i f ,O fi 3 1 V, W 3 L- ..' N I ' ' 1-1-I Q -' T' 1' fl ' ' ' - ' 1 lol 2' 2 ' A O O 6 '.,O - - f Q 1 4 -1 I 1 S ' K .1 3 u . Q . N'-,:. V M Q -. 2- 7' 'X 3 ' V OO as Xf L' ' ' ' ' L' . . ' . ' ' v K . 1 QQ' L fb 1 T fi b O A' .. fl O , , f,-' I, I . f O ill, 1 O V Q -wr V ' THLETICS K 36 League Champs En Captaln Eulex Backll w Redmond Sullwold Clark D Ramsel Elder J Ramsel Schxltz R1ce Mddle Row Coach Dula Grable Wyatt Blackburn Fleener Euler Allen Baum Blllups Rrtter Front Row Propheter Sharp Sxlvy Groh Llbel Gllpm Bensyl Absher Pohl SCORE BUHHIJ v,4 If U A' Hlawatha Troy Robmson Elwood Denton Sabetha Hlghland Horton Coach Dula Compllments 01 MILLER S PHARMACY - N j V G-B. NL 1 D' N22 Y' 213 .' I I . X 0 ' 25 13 7 25 ' 0 28 2 0 20 0 7 7 14 ' 6 13 2 2 2 13 45 ikx l A f ' r U ,,f, 7 ! En Full Back F rst alf Back Fleener Quarter Back Half Bac Squad End Bensyl Allen Tackle Tackle Guard Guard G1lp1n Euler Ramsel Center 'fx Ur I Schultz Redmond '39 frhiw Elder Defensive Baum Lineup T Comphments of DR E A PETERSON Rlce ll 'N . . - l l YY N A . ., M. V.. K ,, - :ww W '14- .., M 1 .,.,, A 4 A' -, fi I , f '- 1 . Ji - l , K 4' . . ,. lg.. -.J-1 f 1 if I If .x A ,ynww-1 xx ' I l W Donlphan County Tournament Wathena Opponents Hlghland Bend ena Denton A Team i x15 B ck R vs Coach Preston John Ramsel J EmmeLtR1tte BlllK1rschbaum Ronme Rxce Cha les Allen F o tl! Don Gllpm J D Euler Eugene Elder Ronme Abbett Ed Shellenberge B Team .g,,,., uit 67 Coach Preston Captfun Rlttel A Team Record Wathena Opponents Denton Elwood Horton Hlghland Hlawatha Effmgham Sabetha Elwood Troy Horton Robmson Sabetha Hlawatha Effmgham Troy Season Standmg Second Blg Six League Second K 36 League Back Row Coach Preston Gene Caton Robert Moss Tony Lxbel Don Caton Tom Absher Ken Sharp Front Row Mlke Blackburn Davld Sullwold Nova Sllvy Don Groh Robert Shellenberger Comphments ot BECICS CAFE f. -': , J- fb. 89 ' or 47 J 46 4 34 ' T '. 53 44 ..:: ' I . ly: 4-1 sl, s : I-i 51' :rr E 2, gg - - f 29 A ' 1 l , Exe 17 z 13 , W - S Q .0 e'2Q 10 -X ' f. .- . . 4 11 , F K 1 S a 0 V: . r . . , 55 , 62 . . ' I A ' A ' 71 0 50 r n ow: ' ' ,V . . ', , ' , . r. 65 ' , 36 , 32 ' 34 K I at 63 ' 60 I . 50 49 V 80 38 - ,, ' 96 36 47 57 98 ' 80 V 69 65 M 63 ' , 50 lg 71 ' 56 L. ' 40 Rlttel' Allen Ramsel Abbett Euler F lrst en KlI'9Chb3Ul'I1 Shellenbergel Flde, G 1 ' pm Comphments of FRUIT cRowERs STATE BANK Rice ' ,, w 1 I N T Zami 'fm gsm , w ' . A . Potentlal Track Stars of the 1958 Season Track Buk Row Coxch Pxexton 'Nhke Blxckbuxn Eugene- Eldu John Rwrnxc-1 Bull Knwhbnnn J Fmmd Rlttm Ronnie- RIC? L1mbcxtCluk Wxhu Pxophc-lm Wxlllu- Redmond 'Vllddle Rom Kennc th Sh'up Tom Abxhu Don Cxlpm Tony Llbel Robext, She-llenbuL,m Gene C'1ton I-rant Row Don Cnuh Nm 1 S1lX.X Chules Allen Eddu Benvl Ed Shellcnbexgm John Stllllll B111 Wx mtl Aspiring Runners Re ulv to Rexpond to C oach Preston N Wln ill left to Rxght Ramxel l ropheter Allen Bensvl luttcr Modeling the Took of the Trfulg Jawelxn Shot Put and D1scuS f X 'S x I! F llft to Rlght Syhlltl Rulnlond tlroh qhlllumlnlgcr Lompllments ot RAMSEL OIL C0 av ': 2 '. .l 1 '. .:,' 1 ,,, 'i .' ':.- n, ,'. '. ' 1 Nw, we 11- 2. .' f ,' 'J ' 'S 1 . ' : .' , '- -, , g H' . ' . . x: , ' . I 4- X Y 1 ti Q 1 N 4 lv I pf X l M ff I 6 R 4 g,'- H - ,' Xl. 1-l , D CTIVITIES ff W f P2 'X W010 L,0lIlI. lo xcltlf' down hme 'And let the lest of tlu would Lo by Father lS carrymg on llke a madman I m 1esL chock full 0 romance lx? You female tornado ,-1 I TISH Presented by the Semor Class Cast Ellen I hwllls Blllllll Im Ce Ill h I D Fuler C alol 'Vlaclrlen Dowel qllxx Daxlcl Ramxel Pa Pub NOIQHQ Wlflslxdll C har lta Qheuff Lam Plke Callle HfJIJlxlHN Chdlllc Sanrle Luthel Hopkmx 117219 Agrgle flsh M ux W 1kema.n Hexellx Sturlu Tern qllllllll teful Ialu Fleeml leanne Onxeth Bettma Vle lev Anclxexu Denbv Gllmes DUIICQ flaylmcl Ugh' ASNl.Nl.dllt Duectm que H1 ul h xxx B 3 VK1 lu qtflg. MdlldQ,9l PUbllCltV Man mel I Pmmett Rlllkl Pmrluctlrm C new Pegslv I' ngem in Dozothx Rmb I' xelxn Bel ue! Fwelxn Atllm Laml qlLl1 t Marlene qCl'lIlQlflQl We lc- golm. to be l'T1'llll9d if Is that xeally woux face Ol dld you Juet borrow xl from a magazme covm 'P lompllments of MIDLAND MACHINERY CO Caterpillar Dealer Those Virginia Mr Fix Schiltz KBY Phlleas Fogg Ewan Around Mrs Murchison Carnes The Wednesday Aftemoon Game of Whxst Judge Obadlah Anderson Bashf ul Bertha Bruns i Tomahawk Shellenberler steals the scene The Prmcess learns a few tricks 'Mon Petxt Chou Brmsh Consul Allen .ur Juniors Present Aouda McVey he World Jenny Prawl PBSSCDBYIOUI Bensyl In 80 Days Myra FIX Nold Newsboy Sllvy Three Gentlemen of the Reform Club Colonel ' Ramsel 'O 1 is Messrs Elder Redmond and G1lp1n Angelica Euler 'Emlly Hart -A U 1. -V M., L'. ,L ' l A 5.1 f 6 -'I w Q s H f l v 5-fail - l ' A .. .. ' l i : Q. X l I4 s f gets her man COITlp1lII'l8IltS of MURPHY's Sally Hewins Gertle Thels Fog on the Valley' K 36 and Blg SIX League One Act Plak 'C + Qiiw Q Salah Lawson lVla1y Wakeman Rewelend Halkmb Wallace Redmond Judlth Carson Joyce Nold Clem Bailey John Qchlltz Backstage NOIIIEE Carson Eddxe Bensyl Cathv McCullough Joy ce Uleh Stage Managel Paul Allen Scenes Comphmerts of ST JOSEPH FOODS INC my I at I ve - ,' SJ Z? ' 6 . - Q YV' . E J I 'P ' A t ' ' N Bgk -' x 1 as 5 Cast 1 8 ' of P J l f . . , . Q NW rr ia Standing Beverly Studer Robert Hart Mr Krng Back Row Francrs Wrleon Joan Euler Peggy Hevuns Pat Ramserer Brlly Schlltz Glenn Evsan Larry Hart Joyce Manyxlle Emmett Rrtter John Schlltz Charles Allen Eddre Bensyl Front Row Pat Erb Eda Hevnrns Sharon Gray PZQYOJHQ Carol Grlprn Drana M tchell Marrlyn Studer Joyce Nold Mary Ersrmrnger Dallas Pohl Danny Brllups Joyce Uleh UHUHUS op Row Drana Mrt hell Marguerrte Wakeman Joyce Ulsh Shrrley Benrtz Rrta Thers Pat Ramserer Peggy Hevfrns L6-Etta Newton Pat Boeh Joy ce Nold Ecla Hewrns Dorothy Boeh Sh1llE5 Boeh Peggy Engeman Kathy Fulcher Marlene Schnerdex Joyce Manwlle Judy Moskau Mrddle Row Sharon Wrsler Pat Erb Jam e Lrvrngston Exelyn Atkrns Marge Grlprn Phyllrg Brllupi Carol Rrtter Beyerly Studer Sue Bradehaw Mary Frankoyrch Marx Ramsel Peggy Grbxrel Bottom Row Jean Krng Carol SISIISI Mary Wfrkemfrn Crrol Madden Mary Eralmrnger Carol Grlpln Sh rron Gray Pat Young Exelyn Berger Deanna Carnes Judy Moskau Barbara Roark Sandra Arnold Compllments of THE BEACON RESTAURANT and THE ESHELMAN MUSIC HOUSE Banu gig L if l ' I I l I sums' 4 A Kip fr X MIXEU CHURUS Q NF exgm XQXJJ Kq 33 W7 f f- jx VM ff-3 f C56 'rj-iZ?5.,,5-,1mfL?.L,E 5 FHESHMHH 'PN s? N u A v. HQ 1 Stand g Mr Kmg Robert Hart Larry Hart Judy Moskau ge' I B ck Ro F'ranc1s Wlfson Joan Euler Pat Ramserer Peggy HCWIHS Dxana Mltchell Mary Ram el R1Ch3Td Grable B111y Sch11tz Peggy Gabr1e1 Gene Caton Harry Baum RlCh3Td Shalz Fro tRo Sandra Arnold Shlrley Orcutt Mar11ynStuder Murlene Elder Mary E1s1mmger Caro!R1tter Marguerlte Wakeman Comphments of F LEEK S FRUIT MARKET and GAMBLES-The Fnendly Store 'X fw f 5 gf' J i Xxx D W 'Tix mf A 569 4 T , ' x , ,, , 6 x 1 N X. Kg-i xv xl Q 'Q r '-9. ix i 'X ez , . 4 ,VCA ': .3 m . - ,- , , I . ' I ' ' Q . . . 'I . V . 'V VY' I ' Y . l , N ' -E I ' BHEEHLEHUERS Deanna Carnes Carol G11p1n Carol Madden Marge G1lp1n Kay P1 opheter PEP CLUB Fnthusxaam IS the hx word of the orful effect at all athletxc event where they appear ln white blouses and Cardlnal red QklI'tS to cheel the home team Thls past year they haxe Qponsored a number of QOCl3l exenta mcludmg the H0mBCOm1Hg celebratlon and Valentlne dance Mra Shlfflett 19 the sponsor TL A Top Row Middle Row Bottom Row Front Head Cheerleader Vlfglhla Schlltz i5 fl G1 rw rw 65 61 Judy Moskau Peggy Hevuns LeEtta Newton Joyce Nold Eda Hevsms Norene Moskau Evelyn Berger Peggy Engeman M1ll1e Ann Prawl Pat Young Mary Ramsel Peggy Gabrlel Pat Ram eler Joyce Manvllle Sue Bradshaw Murlene Elder Carol Ritter Mary Frankovlch Norma McVey Flora Bruns Barbara Roark Marlene Schneider Jean Kmg Carol Slgrxst Mary Wakemar' Beverly Studer Mary Exsxmmger Sharon Gray Sandra Arnold Dlana Mltchell Marguerite Wakeman Joan Euler Cheerleaders Comphments of GARD'S BUSINESS UNIVERSITY and GUY JOHNSTON FURNACE CO ui . ' i 1 Pep Club girls. They create a col- H , . -1 L r- ., 9 .i so 1' Al, 1 , Cy' XXX' r ' 'C I , ' I' , S ' , ' , , I . 0 NX , . ' . . ' ' ' V .U . ' WMBUHIIH6 Queen Carol Sigrlst Compliments of BLONDlE'S CAFE HARDY'S 66 CAFE and HOFFMAN 8: SON GARAGE UUEEII HND HUEHUHHTS Compl1'nentQ of CHARLES LARZELERE ant LYONS OIL CO .1 A . I Larro Feeds Junior Senior Banquet May 1957 The Class of 1958 Compliments of THE WATHENA APPLE GROWERS ASS N The Clans of 1957 The Head Table K x xx? K xxxxxxk st Xu, WWW Tx ii? ffU'1if'1k vm mx 14 'A Ox Dmnen Is Sel ved Lew for Lee Comphmente of DR J Aloha' Hawauan W3lt6l'S fr om the Sophomore Clase Wig! The Banquet Cooks G SWAILS GK ee A JW! 'F H . I . , ' 1 ' xi XQA 1 x X I 1 Y jr 'K' ,sin . 'Y' ' xx , . . -, 'Q f Nxkxt wfgfjvi I. .1 1. . ., ,-ge., f,-Q5 141.4 ,..V .. M- ,, l , ,:,: -' T V ., x ' 1 :4' TT R g A Q 33 1. ' , Q .-5 f., ' If G : , T . x 5, A I .,w.,g It-N. ,. 1 , V W' 3 e WA. . E ,D A xr hw K A ? v A Xryiff . , ' . 4 4 ' V A an fx v H 2' Vx A V ' - . ' . I 'Av' K I 9 'A ' T To 'ff A .., 1 W -ge, , M.-R '. - , Y' I V 1 1 1 4' Y, 'Fw gf: Mm el-fi' p..x Comphmentx of RELIABLE FURNITURE CO 214 South 6th it Joseph Mu si V 4 'EE' IZ I I 1 s a - - - 'L'-f'-5 -4' 5 E v .,r .J . , 1 .- .- E ' IE , 'f - 2' se::?f:f5' ' 5 'J' R - R ' f U . M l A ,LL g, A .W K as-Q: ' , RARAR A I Ri .X , 7 R 1 ER 4 F4 , in I R C EVANS JEWELRY 1 h k B00 TER MANVILLE GARAGE .1 M STEES HARDWARE STUDER FRUIT COMPANY WATHENA HATCHERY KAELIN FRUIT MARKET A G KINCAID LIBEL RICE INSURANCE AGENCY I CZ Published by Senior Class of Wathena Rural Hugh School Waihena Kansas 1958 Waix c I and Clor Repair S - E I I K . ,.,' Q w. 0. SCHULER 2 Pioneer Seed Corn an onuments I ' K I 1 I i i Q I V 3 5 I 2 I 1 2 L . . . xy NT R COLLEGIATE P PAK UR OME UPF H Kunsns Cnty Pubfxyhrn Kuwv Muwa,'urI.,vf-r. Hunk B T Y H I M, -.U , A eg.