Wellington High School - Megaphone Yearbook (Wellington, KS)

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Robert Moorhead Billie Lee Payne Marvin Quillen Dorothy Meyer Carl Pitts Beulah Peters Robert Purcell Nellie Morris Sherman Oyler Alta Ruth Morrell Alfred Guinn Claudine Peck Joe Patterson Georgianna Meredith Raymond Phillips Helen Nadine Murphy Virgina Parsons Viola Newberry Bob Owens Verna Mae Newton Virgil Burkett Louise Ordway Lee Williams Georgia Miller Robert Wilson Blanche Wirth Dorothy Ramey Barbara Poston Quentin Zimmerman Mary Lou Prado Thomas Ostrander Irene Yates Harry Ostrander Betty Morgan Richard Woods

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Lelah Shaffer Gilbert Wirth Helene Schoeder David Roach Martha Jane White Forrest Whitley Florence Russell Henry Sarchet Judy VanDeventer J. C. Thomas Joyce Strain Ned Stoelzing Tom Schwinn Arvella Raine Ed Vandaweer James Schwensen Lois Twyman Eloise Tout Phillip Titus Carolyn Wade Marie Thomas Margaretta Stewart Neal Vaughn Jean Trekell Bill Romig C. F. Miner Nona Rengel Vera Smith Howard Utz Betty Smith Clara Stephenson Carley Upp Richard Titus Naida Mae Ruth Edwin Saunders 12-

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The Youngest Meets The Hoosier Schoolmastern ff REAT a mouse like a lion and he will grow a mane over night, was the theme of the first semester play, The Youngest, pictured above. Juliet Twyman put the motto into action with Romeo Friedman as the object of her in- tentions. Her charm and cunning had the family loving her, but divided among themselves. Lord Chesterfield Beason aided, by keeping the family allowances under lock and key: Yes-man Gensch helped everyoneg Sophisticated,' Betty Willey spurred them into action, while her lawyer husband, Sherm Oyler, gave free advice to all. Mother Donnabel Knowlton was the innocent vic- tim of the conflicting elements of her family. '1Katie Babcock, the maid, was kept busy serving the meals and taking care of Friedman's pets. Mu1T Raine's love of fun stimulated the stew to so high a boiling point that the mouse Friedman turned lion. Seniors ACK TO Southern Indiany went the second semester dramatics class for their master production of the year. Flat Crick Deestrick was the first school of schoolmaster Richard Wood Hartsook. Pluck and ready wit tamed the toughest boys, whose leader, Bud Means Roach could chaw yu up like a cat does a mouse. Mrs. Dixie Wood Means and her simpering dau- ghter Mirandy, Laura Buck, laid plans to catch the eligible schoolmaster but innocent, beautiful Hannah 9ellie Morris the bond girl, upset those plans. Things became involved when Dr. Small Junior Beason and his gang framed the school-master. Means Roach po-ps the question to Virginia Babcock Hawkins. All was well when Ralph and Bud got, the gals what is gals, which caused Mrs. Means to bell Mr. Quentin Zimmerman Means, Hanner don't show no gratitude fer favors. Francis Parr ons Maurita Pendleton J e2.n Arivfvld Imogene Whealy -14-