Wellington High School - Megaphone Yearbook (Wellington, KS)

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L CALENDAR OF EVENTS SEPTEMBER Furst day of school Yannugans tue football game wuth Harper 66 Senuor hugh wuns oyer Pratt 21 6 unuor hugh loses to Ark Cuty 6 34 lournalusm eonference East wuns grud game 19 12 OCTOBER Kay ette Membershup party W H S students attend Student Couneul Con ference at North hugh sehool Crusaders tue Norths Redskuns 1313 Taeky party held un gymnasuum Yannugans lose game to Newton 6 7 Senuor hugh played Newton We won 17 1 Luquud Aur Demonstratuon lyceum Dental unspeetuon My tooth stull hurts' unuor hugh loses game wuth El Dorado 39 0 Vuetoruous Yannugan s beat Ark Cuty 34 20 NOVEMBER unuor hugh team loses to Blackwell 30 0 S hugh wuns at Hutchunson 31 12 6- unuor play teasers L 'U ll unuor elass play Seyenteenth Summer squad played game at Wunfueld unuor H1Y Play nught Crusaders wun ox er El Dorado 12 6 4 Kayette Conference Crusaders uuetoruous oyer Wfunfueld 65 0 Thanksgux ung Assembly DECEMBER Wellungton wuns furst basketball game wuth pendence 35 33 St Mary s wuns oxer XY ellungton 47 32 Open house Wkllungton loses game wuth Newton 24 59 lootball banquet Strungs un orehestra play at Caldwell Ark Cuty loses to Wellungton 50 42 unuor hugh loses to Newton 6 27 Crusuders yuetoruous oyer Oklahoma Cuty Central hugh sehool 51 J frusrders wun at El Dorado 48 12 unnugans lose to Wunfueld Chrustmas program XVellunLlOn bows to Xlkuehutu Elst -40 65 lANUARX Wunfueld beats VC'ellungton 79 77 Crusaders wun at Hutehunson as 30 10 Personaluty Clunue eeum ustoeruus o 1 11 enuo Inde North wuns oyer Wellungton 39 38 Southwestern College presents program Last play presented by dramatuc class Yannugans wun at Ark Cuty 2017 Crusaders top El Dorado 52 50 unuor hugh loses to El Dorado 24 26 Funals Augusta team wuns oyer unuor hugh 2419 Duck Ressler elected Student Iederatuon Yu e Presudent to presude at asscmblues Kayette Hu Y formal dance FEBRUARY Preyuews of Progress lyeeum Wfellungton loses to Emporua 34 42 Yannugans lose to Wunfueld 13 20 Yannugans trup Augusta 40 31 Wellungton loses to Wuchuta East 35 51 Sacred assembly unuor hugh wuns oyer Hutehunson 48 35 Yannugans lose to Arkansas Cuty 32 40 Crusaders lose to Arkansas Cuty 33 39 El Dorado wuns oyer Yannugans 42 19 Yannungans lose to Wunfueld 3149 Band concert at the Memorual audutoruum Shamrock Shunnanugan Mother daughter banquet ournalusm uull and Scroll banquet MARCH Crusuders yuctoruous oyer North 49 45 Teasers for senuor play Senuor play Our Muss Brooks Musuc Mauds lyeeum 16-Musuc department assembly 79 Easter program Baseball game wuth North I'orensue department program APRIL Iyeeum Fl Dorado baseball gaune at XY ellungton Baseball game at XVunfueld Pan Ameruean day program Basebull game at W uehuta East Lyeeum Baseball game wuth Hutehunson Oyeretta yresented by Musue deyartment MAN Style show presented by lunuor lxuyettes Suered ussemhly unuor hugh n sue testuyul 1 Senuors semester lunals 25 Semester tunals mor 1 Baeealuureute Commencement Thus page sponsored by DEXWEESE IUNERAL HOMI' 121 ,I v I . 12- A 7 f f ' ' ' A 18- ' ' ' u - 25- y I A X 19- 2 . 28-J 2 ' ' J-- . f 29-' - Q A A ' ' V - I V J ' ' - h 251 ' . .K 1 , . T, ' 7 C 3- f- ' ' A 27- '- 1- '- 5- . . . I ' . ' ' S ' GT A 5. . 5- 'u '.- . I , 1.-U 1 'A' Y 'H -. 11- ' - ' 3- , - - . lj- V' V ' ' ' 5, 1 ', K g ' A , 20- ' ' ' ' ' . A ' - 4 8- - K A , 24- ' ' ' I H ' 9- ' - - - 25- A ' -' . ' U r - , 26-J .K . h AZ , V ' . ' 13-J ' ' ' ' ' . - 27- - ' 15h 'y 5 - ,' - 19- - C M m ' . . ' ' I l U 22- V' 1 ' ' . I-il. y Y l' - 1 ' F 23, ' ss ' '. - ,y , , 25- . . . 5 , ' .. ,, ,. ,. 274 ' f 4' 71,1 S ' ' y . . B 28.-J Q ' . 8-'I ' '- 1 ' ' 101 g- . A- V' f A-. 21 W A h Y. , V - 13'-l m' ' ' qi 9.4 L A ' P 21-Football party' elumaxed the season 9- - 12' , , 22- 1 1 f ' ' - ' 22- I . , . . 29- ' ll- , Y 1 V - v -., V - wi' k.g A 2-c, ' 5 ' A ' f- 5- ' E ' K I 6, 1. , . 8-w- . . , ., ,, ,V wi' A -A 7 A M., 13-' ' 12? D , , , , '. 1+1 Yeh' V A i I 7- , 1 , h . - 7 15- ' ' - 241 L Y A 4 V. ', ,. -l ' . A ' ' . 26- 16-, 1 'r g '- ' ' ,I Y 4 , W 1 1. -22 27N A , C- .1 , ll- . ' ' ' . -- - Y. W A 'A '- zu-22 ' -o- , q V q , , , 22-'7' u 'f' '. -rf'-1 gif' ' ' U ' 5-.I ' 'u uu' 4' .4 , 18-2-7 9? 1 S . V . 25- See V el.ss day' -guy - Af . u' us.u.ute 271. P Q 'f 'A

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Marcine Myers, secretaryg Robert Dickensheets, presi- dentg Judy Mitchell, vice presidentg Phyllis Malkmus, treasurer. Six years ago the seniors of 1951 en- tered Wellington high school. Since that time they have been molded into one of the outstanding classes of all time. As seventh graders this class made it- self known with the Blue Triangle party as the highlight of the year. The eighth grade year was climaxed by a wonderful picnic at Wood's Park. As freshmen this class really commenced to work. Twelve members of the class were chosen as Junior Lion's Award winners. Those selected for the honor were: Thelma Goodrum Nida, Shirley Davis, Joanne Howe, Sue Van Deventer, Joan Murphy, Susanne Garland, Clifton Matthews, Elliott Fry, Henry Schmidt, Vernon Frank, Jack Rudd, and Gerald Shofner. Proving their true Yannigan spirit, the junior high football team completed the year without having their goal line crossed. To celebrate this victory they chose Thelma Goodrum Nida to reign as princess at their football party. Henry Schmidt was chosen to preside at all junior high assemblies and federation meetings. Under the leadership of Henry Schmidt, President, Susanne Garland, Vice President, and Shirley Wright, Secretary-Treasurerg these Crusaders completed a successful sopho- more year. The big event of the year was presenting three one-act plays under the direction of Miss Pauline Shockey. Early in the fall of their junior year the class took the first step toward graduation by ordering their class rings. The Junior play, Our Hearts Were Young and Gay, was a smash-hit, co-starring Janet Fisher and Susanne Garland. On May 5 the Juniors entertained the Seniors amid gypsy campfires, wishing wells, and fortune tellers at the unforgettable junior-senior prom, Gypsy Serenade. Elmo Terhune proved to be a cap- able president of this active year with Vernon Frank, Dwaine Kurtz, and Shirley Wright assisting him. The senior year was the most successful of all, filled with such events as the senior play, a laughable comedy entitled Our Miss Brooks , with Judy Eakins playing the leading role. The skip day was truly a sl-:ip day and turned out to be a success. Baccalaureate and Commencement will be days never to be forgotten. Robert Dick- ensheets led the class through this year with flying colors. The other officers were: Judy Mitchell, Vice President: Marcine Myers, Secretary: and Phyllis Mall-zmus, Trea- surer. Raymond Gaster was chosen to rule over the student federation but left for the Armed Forces at mid-semester. Richard Ressler took over the duties as Vice President and proved to be successful. As the senior class of 1951 marches out of Wfellington high school for the last time, they take these fond memories with them. This page sponsored by LAWRENCE DRUG CO. SENICR CLASS OF 1951