Wellington High School - Megaphone Yearbook (Wellington, KS)

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3 SEATED: Jepson Garland, Secretaryg Bonnie Hyten, Treasurer. STANDING: John Rothrock, Presidentg Don Gasper, Vice -President. As eighth graders we marched onward to the battlefield of English, History and Mathematics. Under the leadership of Lords and Ladies: Mr. Wayne Ashby, Miss Irma Popp, Miss Lanore Newton, and Mrs. Alice Cro- mer, we came through sun, snow and rainy nothing could stop us. We be- came members and officers in Kay- ettes and Hi-Y, participated in football, baseball, and track, and elected mem- bers to the Federation. The year of 1948-49 was an exceed- ingly active one for the Seniors of 1952. The girls put in extra work to make their choir a fine organization. Wilma Hammond was crowned the Jr. High Basketball Princess at the Princess Ball. Verdel Wilson, Mitzi Belschner, Bonnie Hyten, Bernadine McKierman, Yvonna Higginbotham, Marlene Heck- erman, Franklin Houser, John Garland, Jepson Garland, Donald Gasper, Jerome Bloxham, and Eugene Martin were the Lion's Award Winners. I V Glenn Bell Jerome Bloxham Mitzi Belschner This page sponsored by l-IULL'S CONOCO SERVICE E l0R As Sopnomores we were led by John Garland, President, Bonnie Hyten, Vice Presidentg Pat Shore, Secretary-Treas. The big event of our Sophomore year was presenting three one-act plays directed by Miss Pauline Shockey. We started our Junior year with the class play, Seventeenth Summer , st- arring Yvonna Higginbotham and Jack Rudd. Everyone thought it was a wonder- ful play. Under the direction of Frank- lin Houser, President, Jepson Garland, Vice-Presidentg Carolyn Kaiser, Secre- tary, and Roberta Reige, Treasurer, we came through the year with flying colors. We raised money for the Junior-Senior Prom, Penthouse Serenade , by selling pencils and working at the concession stands at the football and basketball games Class officers for our Senior year were: John Rothrock, Presidentg Donald Gasper, Vice-Presidentg Jepson Garland, Treasurerg and Bonnie Hyten, Secretary. To preside over the Student Federation and our assemblies we chose a very cap- able president, John Garland. And now that we have completed our high school career, many of us realize that this may be the last time we will see our friends, and in-a way we wish we were just entering good ole W.H.S. for the first time. But on the other hand, we know that new friends and experiences await us Although we have often complained about school, we know that we will always re- member the good ole days at W. H. S. The Senior Class of SZ Melvin Blunck

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