Wellington High School - Megaphone Yearbook (Wellington, KS)

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President . .Bob Owens Vi.ce-President- ......BobWilson Secretary-Treasurer- . . . . . Irene Yates Head Sponsor- . Miss Bertha Clark dignified Junior-Senior banquet. Always there were grade card days- some passed, some iiunked. We lucky juniors! How busy we were that 5-ear with carnival, paper, rings and our dreams coming true-the Junior-Senior banquet which we felt was the best in the history of Wellington high. Time passed-again nnals. We surviving seniors-yes, the spotlight was upon us. The senior play rolled around, the banquet again, the Megaphone, and nnally graduation. We heard Go to college, go to Work, choose your path. It is with regret that most of us leave high school but we feel that the class of ,40 will find its place in the world. Some of us will succeed, some may not, but to Wellington high we again say, 'Thank you? ERSONALITY plus in the senior class. What could be more inspiring than President Owens, Secretary-Treasurer Yates, and Vice-President Wilson smiling at one? Lelah and Lilah, or is it Lilah and Lelah? People just stand azound school getting their pic- tures taken. Beyond Mr. 4?J Owens is the impulsive but well-meaning journalism class. Barbara's anklets and Dorothy's light jacket make us Wonder if it is winter even in the snow. Tom must be paying for one of his threats. Joe and Norma. Dreamy Lois. Mads car, or is it just Mac that the girls like? Shy Woggie, and pal Betty. What's wrong, Carolyn? Utz a screwball-how true. how true! The dignified looking genteman eyeing Tout is none other than Hiney Glamann, Jr. Aren't these pretty fair senior representatives. Wellington Hi's UOh, Johnny in his footb2ll dress suit. Don't Margie and Virginia look, well-just look? The belle of the year. Such dainty tootsies, girls. - D-

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We The Seniors, Speak H HANK you. thank you, Nthank you. One hundred forty- three young men and women strutted across the stage to re- ceive their only material evidence of twelve years of studying, playing, ilunking, and passing-their diplomas. Remember those six short years when We scampered to school to spend our long-awaited recesses standing in the halls? Then that jump into junior high school where for three long years we fought for our rights? At last We're sopho- mores. Some of us became athletes, others entered into debate and still others became A scholars. We were allowed to attend those mysterious senior high assemblies and some of us got to serve at the -3.

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Beatrice Atwood Virginia Babcock Georgina Adams Gene Adair Bob Bozarth Lela. Bishop Leola Bell Madeline Baucom Richard Casper Lila Bishop Junior Beason Evelyn Boatright Marjorie Bernard Gayle Covington Junior Brandt Doris Carruthers J a.ck Bowlin Norma Eckert Ervin Carter Mary Barker James Craine Erma Chiles Vernon Gensch Helen Calvert LoRee Brown 'Kenneth Ellis Eugene Friedman Ella Mae Bradt Patricia Downey Eugene Gift Jack Craven Betty Glamann Mack Cummins Eleanor Geddes Wayne Gift .-10,,..