Wellington High School - Megaphone Yearbook (Wellington, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1953 volume:

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This page sponsored by BR,OWN'S FURNITURE MART 53 mgap one IN PICTURES AND PRINT WE PROUDLY PRESENT I ur we ecfiond giffy RALPH E. cox, DESIGN - f DONNA CRITTENDL-:N 5 Ufla PAT BRAUGHT, CLASSES This page sponsored by BROWN'S BOOK STORE CAROLE MOORE, FEATURE 2 , W ww' kv 115' Cm fenffs eldaffnlenfd C added .fdcfiuified .Spaorb This page sponsored by WELLINGTON DAILY NEWS ' -.v 4 Ag, I ,- H, wav, -. ,. ' -- . ' ,, ,dm R, , ,Q . sb Nam. w rw. . ,-' e.-1 x 5' -x ' .. 5' ' .. - f A. x I I xi' :',Z' , J 4 , F V 5 -w ., .v 'a ' ' f. - -, ' ' - A ' 1 f ,,.. ,... Y xg, L , - P '?35 ',i'.',:g'k-fig A L A 1 - 552: ' l V -La Fi - ,wg - . 1+ A FQ- -1 -fr-, f . W h- S845-,,1. , Veg ,Ann . 11, ' i , ,A - - -gg .X 5' f-' 3 I. Q , ' ' ' Q2 41. . 11 1.,' 'T .- Ek v . ' fi 3 . 4. ,rw if 'e by ,KL 4 ' '37 ' ' MN. . s an-W1 ., :W-W 'K his in.. -as -1 r I Lq,,.,,,mf. 71 - 1., un. 'Nl 1--... 'ns p - Q .Aw N -I'-1.. ' '.. qt- 'X' .. rf , - .N u' . w 5- Q, V' 9 - ' . . ' - , V ' .fs A '. , -.0 . 'N'f 'PY.w,, ,. W xc, . h 'ffm 5 W Q. A-nf X' , ' ' - .-., . ' ' . f 4 A ,-, .rTf t, ,. . W- .,,, I . . -W N ,,:Q.w,- 1,1 4, A :W kit 'X e prepare or fomorrow in 115654. 4 h , Thcrc's never a dull moment!! English students this year learned the fundamentals of reading, grammar, composition, and public speaking. English is required of all students from seventh grade through the eleventh grade. Senior English is taken voluntarily and is considered a college preparatory course. is But . hq that Can K L MVS GCOWC' Ce' M '46 FS. AI' . ICC Covmgmn fl Snobs . Norma Miss Miss Jolene Woolcort Joe Buzzard This page sponsored by 6 LAWRENCE DRUG l , Miss Paul ing Miss Dorothy Dey oreign anguageo .7aLe5 if O AAPOQLJ td Los estudros alumnos Espanol 3 Anne Stauffer Y 01501 oe Spanish is designed to help us get a better understanding of our South American friends. Students still learn omnis allia est divisa g ------ Latin, the basis of all language, is helpful in helping us understand our own language as well as others. This page sponsored by ROBERTS DRY GOODS num, 1.5 1 .ir I 11, OWS xsxmiwx 'x X05 2-YK X Mr. Koon's art class is sketching WHS. .Arch f ' f M I1 al' llfe ln, e rea .if 'si 5-A,-f J J Ralph Cox is sculpturing in clay. LOWER: Ir. Hi. arts hard at work, Senior arts class made a spring trip to Kansas City to visit the Nelson Art Gallery. Students of this class also entered exhibits in the Scho- lastic Art Exhibit and the Linsborg High School Exhibit. The primary purpose of the art classes is to develop the per- sonality of the students and to build appreciation. This page sponsored by LANDES OIL COMPANY Ifasf. Stuff? l,ylC Dillcx Two capable men conducted the Junior-Senior High School music groups to an outstanding year. The Wellington senior high band, directed by Lyle Dilly, made over Z0 appearances, and entered the district music festival. The band marched at all the home football games. The high school pep band played for all home basketball games where the majorettes acted as flag bearers. Russell Dickerson the new music director, conducted the A Cappella and glee clubs in numerous appearances throughout the year. The harmony class learned to conduct vocal music groups and to compose and arrange music. This page sponsored by STEWARTS DRY GOODS Clfl U1 l'l'lll6lC fAe 2fA0l 6L 1 j Q Y . W ith Your tonsils are Sllflwlllgl out 3 Song ' Russell Dickenson . 'C Flizahwll Ol MKS. ' Students enrolled in any science this year learned the fundamentals of Biology, General Science, Chemistry, and Physics. General Science is used as an introduction to all other courses in science. Biology students cringed through the disection of Worms, fish, and frogs as well as studying the origin, develo p- ment, structure, and functions of plants and animals. Chemistry is the study of the chemical changes and properties of matter, while Physics concerns the physical properties. Physics is divided into six divisions of study: heat, light, sound, mechanics, electricity, and nuclear physics. ,. B- Mcssl! H2504-D-HCO3...A lg 'Des A U A A1 g aupin Students and specimens. The ones wearing clothes are the students, 15 phv , QSIC5- really' thar humo ro This page sponsored by MUNROES CLOTHING US? ,4's,yr.. fa, LT LIKE it A wide variety of subjects including Psychology, ociology, American History, American Governf J ment, Modern History and Geography comprise me Social Science curriculum this year. Hold that pose I 1. anore Ne Wton Q 6 4 Isabelle Mickey Clark C Q- U Qx Dan x 6' s NKGCBWZ S nine mam' i A r is iiecis out ve . te mi '3 5251 . X006 'sf W l vxwxng, va W0 'O o o RUSse 4110! Scala .Silence ur fgafif DRUMS 11 This page sponsored by HANGEN-GIBSON LUMBER CO. 1 it- lit x ur lips, Muticr, Roach for an eraser, Yes, this must tht tx ing class The largest elective department in our school, Commerce, prepares the students for the business world through classes in shorthand, typing, bookkeeping, office practice, and business law. Besides these basic skills such things as vocabulary building, spelling, mathematics, and salesmanship are stressed. However, the Commerce Department is geared to supply the needs of both the future truck farmer, who must keep neat records of his crops and income, and the smoothly efficient secretary to a busy executive. The popularity of this department is evidenced by the fact that three-fifths of the eligible students elected it this year. i laicqr lOl ION! lilcnno ICS Harold Stafford 7' This page sponsored by FIRST NAI IONAL, BANK What' Sligirpcuiitg .1 pencil during dictatinttl .gn 7!NafAemafic5 we In rnathematics and general niathernatics the principles of addition, sub- traction, nfiultiplication, and division are stressed while in algebraabasises for all higher inathematics is presented. Plane geometry is studied with the intent of learning to observe relations in a figure, to state them in a concise manner, and finally to prove theni by forrnal proof. ln solid geometry the study of three dirnensional figures is conducted. ' Trigonometry is a study of triangles .ind the six functions of an angle ofa triangle. llclln--This is Miss Cobb sptxihiiig, - -ix, ..,.g 2ClI l'l fo 50 UQ OUP IQPOAAITQ5 Wm Q-5 I NLR WFT: Mr, Wilbur Braun NTIDIWI ll RIUIIT: Miss Lula Cobb IUWKR IIEVIA: Miss lhwrrlzvx Wumplcr This page sponsored by HECKERMANS VARIETY STORE 1-- it 5 a T ! t -,I t C ' - 1 ,J 'gft' ' .wat 1- 'fX'vl- . L-F 1 I rr' - Mmmm, lots try to work it this way, ue Y ltllll 0 ucv Y ,L As V' N an N' W1 -Y O UN Nl ,Zi , , Till' 2 Industry is the basis for a better standard of living, thus WHS offers two years of drafting, woodwork and shop. Many projects were completed this year xwotd ate n bolwm wn top to wt Lot 3 l d fgom guC ' - Pwwte et woodwotk 1:5 Chaties Rankin Reineck .nsgucwf an - 1 Metal Mechanics at work in their shop. diafung wt. sh0P inSU HC gil .gnclurifriaf .fdrfri WM Qbeuekp Left: Draftsmen hard at work in Miss Lynn's room. Bottom: Are they working? This page sponsored by SECURITY STATE BANK as -4 01110 c0n0mzc4-- Ley fo Alfllflg. Miss Geralidine G osch r.. ry ' i w X in 'Y 'I' .29 H H g Mrs, Juanita Gillespie F X I r-gg, ,M ru 11-it-ni f in , paula. Wwm ,eat still. This page sponsored by OKLAHOMA TIRE 81 SUPPLY COMPANY Careful there, don 't burn your fingers! i Careful there don't step on my wet sweater. Hey, throw me a spool of thread. No, I don't want any of your toast--it's burned. Anyone passing the door of the home economics room might hear these comments because they all express some phase of the class work. In foods one learns to plan balanced meals, how to prepare them, how to set an attrartive table, and how to serve them correctly. Girls in clothing learn how to make their own clothes by using the different seams, seam finishes, and different materials. Want to be a model? The girls model some of their garments in their style show held in May. Having fun Sarah? mm ' liuX'r U Vin C H155 .gil !QAgf5icaf glclucafion muscle e C1Ub., Aj ost 8 we Alfalfa! Afrong Loofied. In Netsme' Ll Basketball, baseball, softball and tennis highlighted the fall sports for Jr. High gym classes. During winter months the girls played volleyball and basketball, while the boys were having calisthenics and playing basketball in the gym. In the health classes taught by Coach Paine and Hannah Brown, the students learned the fundamental parts of the body and how they functioned. Cramming for finals? 'Xa Amen WUC Hanflah fir Mawxn Van UWI1 claw' ee' L . ...v , 1- Q . ' -f' i A-4 ,1- y L i P ,M .Q-4 Keyes Uiimbfnr hcl. w ' . git. We 3 rise Bmugliit, nic and Pierce siipun Hnticr, VWPPS' qates the Office A 35 she OPK Paiiiiwl Umm dding machine- A Miss Jacques, Mrs, Iicplcr and Mrs, Covington supervise a proctor's meeting, Mrs. I-Iepler and her assistants pose during the day's busy activities. This page sponsored by FRANK FUNERAL HOME AND FISHER'S MORTUARY - ,,:4,,,L -'TT' FAQ Dorothy Cade, Geraldine Schrag, and Lora Lynn keep the office fires buming. e improve our min A. NM -I Few of us realize the fy X importance of the work done by student assistants to keep the machinery of the school running smoothly. To them, with our appreciation, we dedicate this page. s in 1 I' TIIE BOARD OF EDUCATION, SEATED: Cleft to rightj George A, Slothower, James H, Taggart, R. E. Wilson, BACK ROW: Stewart Pitzer, Harley II. Hyten, Dr, Ward M, Cole. SUPERINTENDENT E. V. PRINCIPAL U. H. BUDD TO THE CLASS OF 1953: On behalf of the Board of Education, I wish to congratulate you upon the completion of a successful high school career. It is my hope and the hope of the Board of Education that your experiences and your schooling in Wellington will bring for you success in future years. It is our wish that your school days in Wellington High School will always be a memorable page in your BOOK OF LIFE. To the other students of Wellington High School, may I say congratulations upon the completion of another year in your school life and that it is oux hope that We may serve you in future years. Very sincerely yours, EORMMQ REICHLEY This page sponsored by 18 SUMNER COUNTY TRACTOR gl IMPLEMENTS -ge Zwdezi JJ ix' AA. X1 'THis page sponsored by WATKINS DRUG .A N, J j 1 Sf Q4 Umm Left to right: Harry Sidman, president: Jeannine Bliss, vice-president: Gene Kurtz, secretaryg Mary Bruce, treasurer 7 0 U2 PQGCABC! Bebe Jean Albir n. u . , an C L, ei.:-' -- . . I 4l4.' 2 Jonathan Cv. Ancell Laura Marie Anderson N Janice Kay Anderson fu' lla 'X ' - Vernon L. Appleby - Billy Burdett Arnett .l A H Wauneta Lee Ashcraft Thxs page sponsored by 1 'Q 1 A f Q to . :I T f, if . '- Q W 5331 , .' - wE1.1.1Nc.ToN SPORTING ooons H y 3 4' K P ' Eugene Arthur Atwood .Tack Darrell Basinger Norman Joseph Beat Theda Jeannine Bliss Bill Don Boatright Sue Jane Bogle Olll' g0a Judlth Elaine Buck I i I ! 1 1 I I I Rowena Fay Cooke Arlen Mark Cooper Mary Louise Cornejo Larry Guy Davis Russell Dean Day 0 Edith Maurie DeY oe 53 as Ralph Edwin Cox Shirley Ann Craven .1 Donna Crittenden gracluafion. 19 . I Bill Frank Daniels 'X . f Tommy Edward Dickensheets Ronald Gary Dugan Pauline Eleanora Dunn Donald Lewis Davis 1 Qs rn' Il ixlieonard Corbett Elmore iwnee Elaine Fisher QCNharles Norman Frambers X Z2 This page is sponsored by i RILEY 'S JEWELRY and DAVIS PAINT STORE y RAY V Gary DeanDavis A L. A 1 'Q' Patsy Jean Gault 44,4 M4 f 61 Leon Joseph Geubelle Gerald Asa Howell Gerald Ernest Hunt Gary C. Hvten Bernard Ted Giefer Jesse Jaramillo Ronald Leon Johnson Loris Dale Johnson Shirley lone Graves This page sponsored by 23 DAVIS ELECTRIC COMPANY Phylhs Jean Gasklll Erin Jeanean Gasper A. ' ' Ng 'Q QQ David Dell .Tones Eva Kabureck Joyce Corine Kearns Shirley Luca s Darrel McGee -J Q- Oscar Earnest King Kenneth Knorp Roy Glenn Kogle are im re ecfionbj' Erlene McMi11in 53 MQ M ffgi, ,P 6 E Jil 1 Ruth Carol McNair Larry Foster Mears Kenneth Robert Mills Pansy Lowder Q' Lueua Lee Moffitt Carole Moore Melvin Lee Moore Elaine Lowe Z4 This page sponsored by . Hn., ...... JACK LANE CHEVROLET 49 M ,rl fp..f is J 6 M. '. A if .:'ni jis V E any x -1 Betty Pottie r Lola Maxine Randles in fAe Martha Ratliff Betty Jo Sawyer Donna Lee Seeger Mary Serrioz Charles Albert Rayle Cecil Vincent Shea Max Herbert Shields Rita Shoup Tharen Roberts This page is sponsored by MODEL. FOOD MARKET Ted Keith Pendleton 2.5 Donna Jean Nuss Kin Leslie Nutter Bobby Douglas Parker we f Marilyn Reusser if : 47. 1. .J 5,- 1-. 33. an -. -Q.. ,Ag 1---5. Q up , .,.x ' I 1 U 1' Q., .. if Jimmie A. Rose , T mirror ' Carol Lorane Rusk 1 gf ,, X fm k y I i' A -K St! ' I 1 i Q , vu , , ' ll ' , 3 ' A- ix ' z Harry Eugene Sldrnan Ralph E Slstrunk Stanley A Stoelzmg James Yearout George Zavala Fred Carlton We1r Clifton Hitt rea 1 A 'n , U Q 1 , s , . Q V, 'Q' 2' .Wig A 5- . A 1 .. x xg . X ' 4 N? 4 . Q l ' Y W K x' xi we s K - it Q X .!, YK! Qi . R FXS X r X X lr' 551' i Qnl- 51 1 X. rr Lv .fN - Q lx r , 0 .'2,i,, 5 .X 'lf' K 1' sr . X.v2?' 'K' ff ., Q. l f1-.f,:-.1f -.,- t , N is it l D ' galil .ff 4 :,, ' X Woe ,X 7 Nga , E , 5055 rx anigtoe . ,ge 915' OQQXC NYL- QXLQXOX1 6696 gi ovlao' SOP Ho Me MQ ,Vers O ' Ffaakrpplcgp '11 JQUQSQ ffamk . HOW 611 I 1 -J JUNIOR OFFICERS: Alta Ellis, Loretta Haines, Bob King, Ted Allen. x CLASS OFFICERS xl. 'eolo e Mina! fke .Siena Wellington High School janitors spend between 15 and 18 hours ly working to keep the building in good repair. The janitors work W shiftsg two come in the morning and one is on duty through the ' in :rnoon and evening until all of the school activities are finished. Chet McNett, George Ivie, Shorty Basinger. .N . H :- f 4' r. ,XE This page -Y A sponsored by i K BRYAN PACKARD ' MOTOR CO. Miss Myrtle Glovcr I school nurse. This familiar figure in the white uniform is well known to high school students as well as those attending the five grade schools in Wellington. Always willing to bandage a cut, take a temperature, or fight a flu epidemic, she works in the mornings at the high school and spends her afternoons in the grade schools. 'X L 1 Ted Allen Verra Anderson Nancy Arnett K E. fiJ.'.:r Helen Beals 2 G Melva Mae Beat K4 5 s Kent Berg Royce Biles A C O or , , 1 Vefla Brand e re ecf wtf ,arc e B bb B l i Q o y rown 4 1' , -, as Harry Brown Y xg - Arlyss Carter 'JQ1 l . ,I-fi John Cochran 9 1 1 Jane Cooper -Ja -J x1 Charlene Dorsey ,fy X Don Duncan f sl 1 Marilene Elmore ix W' fl i X 1 Joan Evans 5 r .1 't Ramona Geubell 1 'wg Gilbert Geubelle ,V A r U,-7 X 9. Rosetta Gordon Jo Anne Greeno X1 A 1 1 L16 r Jerry Haggard ' 1 .. f- V Loretta Haines Not Pictured: X' rw 1 1, 16 Gwendolyn Hardiman ' 5' I..aVerne Dobbs A l,',Q, .J 5. ' Jacquelyn Harrel 1 1113 Patricia Lou Hedrick gif 1 Glenn Heasty - 1, Elizabeth Hoyer ,535 , y3i M! Jim Hudson g 1 Donald Hurnbert -11 1 1 1 ' Walter Jefferies M- ll . ' I Wayne Jesseph r rv Manuel Jimenez if Judy Jones 1 L-1 Q James Karlin j lg Robert King Robert Kingery Phil Koerner Laura Kollmorgen A M 2' I3 Car01LaFafY . if T llr ' .. John Land 5 f 3 I.-' 1 Q 3 Marilyn Lane 31? :QV'b -ff' , V , 1 11 Bob Lowen 1 ' if f i C, ' LL Vernon Lowen ' Ss..-f - u ' - . ' ' f Q Eldon Mccracken J ' ASM' If Mary Jane McEachern Mary Ann McGrew Ruby Meredith Marlene Mericle This page sponsored by E1PPERSON'S STUDIO was .X J' sr. - by f' . r 2 : J ' 'L ' 35 ' w P u i: , J 1 B 111 1 11 5-:' . 1 'Iii-.1' 1V :tix 1. in I 'I n our unior year. kin - v aw L I ma'-V 1- .vw '-. ,-ff, .+L Marilyn Metzen .Tack Mitchell Marvin Miller Marjorie Miller Patricia Murray Glenda Norris Karen Palmer Charles Payne Anne Pierce ' Darlene Phipps I..aVe:na Posch .To-Le Potucek Jean Ramsey Pat Rives Judy Reusser Myrne Richards Thomas Ricke Donna Riege Karen Riggs Wilma Riker Van Robinson Judy Ross Maurine Schrag Darlene Shore new ,, I . ,. . 'A , ' x 1 Q X T X44 Q A Jlfpsx - V: Q, Y ' H f -3 Y' vw ,- ff' i Q , 'on 'f f la fl ' 'O .4 u .l ,Q ' L V J - Q 5 - we fiz. 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Linda Lou Van Valkenburgh Karl Volding Clara Walling Lois Walton Peggy Walton Frank Ward Jacqueline Warren Verna Weber Betty Welch Virginia Winn Carol Winslow Bobby Withrow Bruce Zimmerman Dean Zimmerman Not Pictured: Helen Logue Johnie Ledesma Earl Henson Jimmie McGuire This page sponsored by SMITI-I'S SHOE STORE 4, I 3 a 7 io-I 'P' J :U - I a 1 1 , I 6 if I ' , ' ' ' 'Q' ff , -tu I ' I Q E ' ,Z S :slr J f g -J -,V ,fr A ,J a Q: K 'f L Our 5opLomore year if i J 35 N 1 I if: 1 YQ ' . ix gy n ,a C xl S 'I . 1 . 5 V A ll! 1 -'a 99 J Charlene Anderson Phyllis Anderson Joyce Arbogast Beverly Arwood Katherine Bartlett Nina Ba singer Cha rle s Baumgartner Donald Blume Cleon Brinkley Ronald Brown Peggy Butler Dorene Byers James Lloyd Campbell Shirley Chambers Robert Chew Fred Christian Bill Conway Virginia Daniels Marion Deffenbaugh Shirley Dillon Stewart Elsass Eleanor Flammang George Frantz Loyal Gaskill Gary Gasper Jane Giefer Joseph Glenn Eugene Glenn Vera Goosby Kile Heath Donald Heckerman Betty Lou Henson Harris Howell Vada Humbert Larry Hunt Richard Hunt John Jackson Robert Jaramillo Vera Jesseph Margarita Jimenez This page sponsored by ADAY 'S PASTRY SHOP Ramona Jimenez Bill Johnson Mary Ann Johnson Donald Jones Franklin Jones Sandra Jones Barbara Jordon Leo Karlin Barbara Kearns Alberta Kessinger Eunice Kimball Merlene Kinyon Louis Lamb David Lancaster Gary Landes ,Tim Landon Pat Landreth Leroy Lankard Merle Lauterback Jim Lawson Larry Leonard Danny Lucas Patricia Lusk Kenneth McCoy Pamela McKnight Kathryn McMillen Roger McNett Ronnie Macklin Leon Mahaffey Fredia Martin Donna Merritt Ardella Metz Denise Miller Leonard Mills Angel Montenegro Connie Moreno Jim Bill Myers Paula Paine LeRoy Patterson Paul Pennock This page sponsored by NUTTLE S JEWELRY AND RI-IEA S STUDIO , Y '23 X si b 4 5 V5 Ns 'Z ,,!l,x.1 . 5' J' 'tl' el I 3 X x -,, -, LS, . 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Ay L 5, I y L- F I ' N ' 1. - ' k g , If K , , , L-v ggg 1 'H ,, , W ' J Q. ,K ' I . r .ia - R ,JB FIRST ROW: Helen Logue, Pansy Lowder, George Myers, Theron Roberts, Julio Caudillo, Elva Cottle, LaVerne Dobbs, Charlene Dorsey, SECOND ROW: Alta Ellis, Rosetta Gordon, Jacqualyn Harrell, Earl Henson, Lawra Kollmorgan, Carol LaFary, John Ledesma, Anne Pierce. THIRD ROW: Clara Cottle, Roger Curtis, Herbert Irey, Ramona Jiminez, Conita Wise, Carolyn Keyes, JuDee McLain, Denise Miller. FOURTH ROW: Virginia Sheck, Kay Bran, John Horsch, Frank Kluckner, Clarence McGuire, Wayne Porter, Don Herrington, Rowland May. This page sponsored by SUMNER COUNTY ABSTRACT COMPANY FIFTH ROW: Dennis Morris, Bill Morton, Ronald Rayl, Margaret Arwood, Dean Couse, Bill Graves, Donald Harris, Tadd Hoff. SIXTH ROW: Dwain Kluckner, Ronny Larrimore, Farrell McKee, Charles Moore, Larry Norris, Charles Piper, Larry Potter, George Reeves, Angela Rose. ., fi- I V V i, ik., .- 'P , 6 4 I ' - ' 1 ,'1t' 1' LSP 'C 1' ,fi L - f i s 4 X f - -1 A I R if-F' f I lf A aif., f 1... .xdcfiuified u v : , , - ak as The 1953.Queen, nominated by the senior high basket- ball team, and the Duke, nominated by the Journalism class, were crowned at the annual Basketball Bounce March 2,0 in the high school gymnasium. Alffendanfd Z. Jeannine Bliss 3. Carol Rusk 4. Grace Rose 5. Janice Anderson JUDY NICHOLS J UQQFL This page sponsored MODERN CLEANERS l QZLLQ Attendants: Z. Jack Conway 3. Gene Kurtz 4. Don Davis 5. Kenneth Knorp 43 LARRY DAVIS This Page Sponsored By HUNTER MILLING CO. SEATED l.EFT TO RIGIIT: l.arry Davis, Russell Day, Gene Kurtz, Bob King, Gary Thompson, Ralph Cox, STANDING ARE: Mr, Braun, Mr, Stafford, Cecil Shea, Jerry Smith, Frank Troutman, Kenneth Knorp, llohhy Parker, Mr, Coan, f ,num President Gene Kurtz The Senior Hi-Y organization had a very successful year. The club was represented at Model Legislature at Topeka by six boys and were also represented at Camp Wood by five boys. Hi-Y was co-sponsor of the Third Annual Kayate 81 Hi-Y Formal. Two pep assemblies were also highlights of this years club. Many impressive meetings were presented to make this year an even greater success for the Hi-Y. Jgdgeffeff and a Senior Kayettes received many awards this year. They had 9370 of the girls enrolled in senior high school this year. Two sponsors and ten Kayetes went to a conference at El Dorado. The girls organization sponsored the Father Daughter Banquet and Mother Daughter Banquet. At Christmas time as usual the Senior Kayettes sang Christmas Carols in the halls. The Kayette's programs were very enjoyable. Pr esident: Judy Nichols This page sponsored by WELLINGTON IMPLEMENT COMPANY SEATED LEFT TO RIGHT: Rita Shoup, Marilyn Frantz, Mary Ann McGraw, Jean Alhin, Grace Rose, Rodnee Fisher, Mary Bruce, FIRST ROW, STAND- ING: Phyllis Anderson, Peggy Walton, Sue Smith, Ju Dee McLain, ludy Nichols, Judy Reusser, Jeanine Bliss, Ruth McNair, ludy jones, Tllli THIRD ROW, STANDING: Mrs, Gillespie, Miss Woolcot, Mrs. Over, Miss Cohh. F Y President, Loren Hibbs 'S Something new was instituted by the Junior Hi-Y this year-a Christmas card sale in which about 1200 cards were sold. The cards were designed and sketched by Bill Koons, Junior Hi-Y sponsor and art instructor. The five Wellington churches were the subjects of the sketches. Group worship was held in the spring with the entire group attending church. The gym nights held throughout the year were a popular project with the boys. 0l'l lk? 5617112 Page. SEATED: Sylvia Felt, Penny Banks, Shirley Williams, Linda Bliss, Marky Jones, Mary Cartmill, Nancy Gravette, STANDING LEFT TO RIGHT: Elaine Christian, Jeanne Hill, Caryl Cary, Marcile Jones, Judith McCal1ister, Nancy Ross, Sharon Pilam, Karen Berg, BACK ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Ruth Kepler, Marilynn Miller, Sondra Youle, Miss Isabel Mickey, Jane Howell, Miss Dorthey Wampler. Carolyn Solliday. FRONT ROW, SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT ARE: Jerry McCornbs, lim Hooten, Loren Hibhs, Dorsel Johnson, lim Warrick, BACK ROW, STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT ARE: Bill Koons, Tom Graves, Phil Berkebile, Larry Stoelzing, Harold Reinecker, The highlight of the year for the Junior Kayettes was the Mother- Daughter Tea and style show held in May. For the second consecutive year the members of Junior Kayettes were awarded the Z, O00 point award at the district Kayette meeting which was held in El Dorado. Junior Kayettes served the community during the year by sending letters about the TB drive and by making Christmas favors for the hospitals. Sponsoring the Junior high Party and presenting the Thanksgiving assembly were two of the projects of the year. i f f e. ,b President, Linda Bliss ' . fi , ' This page sponsored by l 'f w INTERNATIONAL ,, fi Y' 'R W? ' HARVESTER I , xg M. In I 4 A FIRST SEMESTER LEFT TU RIGHT: Russell Burris, Nancy Arnett, Janice Anderson fSecretaryj, Ju Dee McClain, Mary Ellen Rains, Barbara Kearns, Larry Davis fPresidenrj, Bobby Parker, Jack Conway, Myrne Richards, Sue Smith, Russell Day, John Cochran, Billy Conway, Kenneth Shields. NOT PICTURED: Gene Kurtz fVice-presidenty, Donald Davis fTreasurerJ. agzfaafenf jyeclerafion pefecfd aibemocracy SECOND SEMESTER ILFT TO RlGll'l': Gladys Seal, Vada Hurnbert, Virginia Daniels, Grace Rose, Janice Anderson, Jeannine Bliss fSecreraryJ, Joyce Kearns, Harry Sidrnan fTreasurerj, Larry Davis fPresidentJ, David Lancaster, Jerry l-lagner, Russell Day fVice-Presidentj Loretta Haines, Peggy Walton, Charles Payne, Cleeta Smith, Russell Burris. 30, .-as ur' Qv f 1 54 I rg? fl-,QF Q. I I LINDA B LISS ,I ,' A' qc 1 .Q-N . ,- unior princedd This page sponsored by WRIGHTS MAYTAG and HULLS CONOCO SERVICE STATION 6 V' 5 .f ,aff Q fi J4ffW!anfd Z. Marky Jones 3. Penny Banks 4. Elaine Christian 5. Sylvia Felt '21 ZS ' x I 1 if ,Q i 'VI vs. fd N i: 4,,f,, -11 Judging from Donna's smile, all journalism must not be dead! Journalism erasers get 3 work out from Ralph and pat. ? K Q C! Miss Strobel uses her initiative. Yah! Yahl eg .S? ' Pat Braught Don Davis Jack Conway Joyce Kearns Ralph Cox Ken Knorp Donna Crittenden Jim Yearout joool- jun- ja figue Iirn and Jack working or just posed? This page sponsored by CLA RKSONS GREENHOUSE Kenneth, who says? iz.-ff' if i -- ,,.4l- g ' '97 Q?-'- THE CRIMS NT MBLER r t I t i . I 1 r r 1tslgNUnr so, was .t -5 nr years then, ve 1'.L'Yt '5. '3 ' very enm- I that hor future Q aughtm .who : English and who r sightseeing. compare the Wok fifh those in Ger- '1'he U. 8. Amy men to Germany xg ourrteulum. ' . 750498 1145511128-- lrohange ll muah- nelu it easy. I v s ton cent md. had a piece which dollar. add Vir- 3 Enter ifesf tud t ??.'3..f..t.'3.'1.t.,'S'i rite, Kenhathia ni this city are dilexaent student! U . L. attwatm star color ma oil U Cub sponsors rm r color and lb Cary Cirolo Rvws E PM gent! that ite pl- +.swetnxm, mxuuetmmau- .ws f 'M ho P PTA arc n + s t t l - I Ends Drive Tomg 'T'The 82,000 goal forlnfantire Paralysis is t by the students sud townspeople throt f methods. V Cha Du -Aka STANDING: Donna Crittenden, Kenneth Knorp, and Jack Conway. SEATED ARE: Pat Brought, Joyce Kearns, Donald Davis and Jim Yearout. -1 - -17 y tree ml The Senior' Hi-Y organization has sponsore bell iune between the acuity Five and the Ii thot nought in 8175. The cluh also placed 120 ' containeh in business places to give the towl opportunity to give to this worthy cause. -. , ' A I 0 The Senior Kayel V ' inoraeytgurgng intern E so oca ea ers. 3 1 Another organizatl - 1- f- afar . 1 t - Ulf auger' rgangmrion el Q The city of Wellin Wind Caudillo orchestra 11031 Benefit Polio dance Memorial Auditorium ed-S100 in the effort Th M th! M e o rs a. n being sponsored by um 13. 'rt A. Connex townspeople are as their-,porch lights ol to contribute. The I pelgn is from 0130 p. m. , - . .-lil-1 Dx Girls Pep Elect: on 1- ,recen Sub, or-Q1 oltloen for the For-. Thou timer. ,g .H-unnrhhn J' oooh 3'f'3.1 'm,.tt... ti'.Ei oldltoar: Kewl? nuspemmuy lh, the qty. Mme-Y' D t This page sponsored by DON MCALISTER :Sean '2 X wx I Q Isxrfql l , 49- This page sponsored by FIRST NATIONAL BANK 4 xv I mov? . I0 I W4 699 vxwxxev N' 6 ,WP -.af Glavin tells Jones about her Indian clubs. 9 N enior Starrledb Years Ago up P035 lj' Ye old stage hands. .gf fool' fkree I'l'li:5:56d fo ma e one Aif. rw 'sw .fu Three Misses and a Myth Three Misses and a ' 7 , Myth This page sponsored by WOLCOTT 8: LINCOLN Nancy Arnett is at it again. The Junior play, Three Misses and a Myth, was a hilarious comedy directed by Miss Jolene Woolcott. Mr. I..ivingston's fFrank Ward, lambrain daughter, Susie iNancy Arnettj kept the audience in stitches by her unpredictable escapades. Susie and her playmates arranged everyone else's business and love affairs. fWith the aid of Merglethorpej FRONT ROW I,EFT TO RIGHT: Myrna' Richards, Nancy Arnett, Sue Smith, SECOND ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: Jimmy Hudson, Tommy Rickey, Bob Kingery, Elizabeth Hoyer, Judy Jones, Frank Word, Gwcn Hardiman, Harry Brown, Io-1.0 Potocheck SENIOR HIGH BAND IST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Loretta Haines, Barbara Whitaker, Maratha Butler, Mary Cartmill, Ruth McNair, Carole Cary, Sondra Youle, Gene Kurtz, Merrily Adams. 2ND ROW: Flavia Krohn, Carolyn Soliday, Jane Howell, Fred Dickie, Dean Zimmerman, Almeta Wirtz, Grace Rose, Gene Wade, Jim Landon, Sally Pennock, Rodney Fisher, Katty McMil1in, Linda Sigley, Willa Jo Bennet, Mariene Elmore. 3RD ROW: Charlene Anderson, Patsy Gault, Judy Nichols, Connie Moreno. 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FIFTH ROW: Mary Cartmill, Jeanette Hurst, Marlene Crittenden, Eunice Johnson, Alta Moffett, Mar- garate McGaugIiy, Alice McBride, Marjorie Wharry, Mary Lou Pett, Violet Glenn, Beverly Dwyer, This page sponsored by Yvonne Baker, Gloria Jiminez, Kay Bran. 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This page sponsored by THE E LKS we D DT- IST ROW: Frank Ward, Lester Allen, Jerry Haggard, Melvin Moore, Harrd Sidrnan, Loris Johnson, wb Forest Porter, Billy Arnett, Tommy Diekensheets, Don Dunkin, Phyllis-pianist, Mr. Dickenson-director ZND ROW: Jack Conway, Don Davis, James Campbell, Roy Kogle, Charles Frauibers, Kenneth Shields, Ellis Hitt, Don Jones, Dean Limmerman, Ronnie Brown. 3RD ROW: John Stewart, Stewart Elsass, Ronny Woodbridge, Fred Christian, Larry Davis, Dean Wade, John Cochran, Gene Kurtz, Clifton Hitt, Bobby Parker, Kenneth Knorp, Cecil Shea. jAere3 cc :ion in fAe air. MAlJl2lGAl.g Charles Frnrnhers, Jean Albin, Shirley Craven, Clifton llirt, llclcn llcals, Ruth McNair, Larry Davis, Gene Kurtz, Phyllis Gaskill, Barhara Whitalscr, Bobby Parker, Lorislohnson, Rodnee Fishcr, Judy Ross, lack Conway, ll0Y'S Ql'Al2TlE'lE lfruddit- Christian, James Lloyd Campbell, Kk'llllCIll Shields, Ronnie Brown This page sponsored by WELLINGTON I. G, A, BOY'S QUARTl3Tg Ronnic Woodbridge, Roy Koglc, llgirry Sidrnan, Bohhy Parker TRIPLE TRIO: Elizabeth lloyer, Donna Crittciidcn, Donna Tciiiplctoii Sue Smith, Phyllis Anderson, Marilyn liciisscr, Judy Rcnsscr, Maurinc Schrag, Carole Moore I , V, -W vw-. , A.'4,y f. - , Y. A , Y ' 'J 'N , 4 I :A . .. .un in b W 1 ul S xii 2 A F ,L , 5 ' .f ,I , 6 EI 4 -K-F A, . iv I gg . .1 K v I.. ' .gg ,, I W? ...xh- Captain Larry Davis ke.. Had Coach X Marvin Vandaveer Q 'Q - x 'vu x i'4?1 .. Coach Clark Coan Allie Paine 1 E f i J , WELLINGTON CRUSADERS 1952 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Chanute o W. H. S. 39 East 26 W. H.S. North X2 W. H. S. Emporia 6 W. H. S. Newtgn O W. H. S. 21 Ark City I2 W.l-I. S. 39 Hutchinson I3 W.H. S. I3 E1 Dorado 20 W. H. S. 2I Winfield I3 W. H.S. 39 1 66 77 This page sponsored by COOKS DRUG STORE I lflf56l, 8l C5 J A joofgaf FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Manager: Frank Troutman, Ted Pendleton, Henry Reyes, Bob Brown, Bob King, Cecil Shea. Alfonso Ybarra, Dick Brown, Jim Bill Myers, Jack Conway, Ernest McCombs, Manager: Larry Mears. SECOND ROW: Larry Davis, Julio Caudillo, Russell Day, Kenneth Mills, Bob Withrow, Gary Thompson, Jim Yearout, Marvin Miller, John Cochran, Charles Baumgarner, Roy Hayden, David Lancaster, Harris Howell, Bill Conway. THIRD ROW: Mr. Braun, Mr. Reinecker, Franklin Jones, Norman Beat. Carol Winslow, Stewart Elsass, Bill Thorne, Gary Landes, Jerry Haggard, Earl Hen- son, Arlyss Carter, Asst. Coach Allie Paine, Head Coach Marvin Vandaveer, Asst.Coach Clark Coan. FOURTH ROW: Dorsel Johnson, Larry Clark, Jerry McCombs, Dick'Groh, Dwayne Barry, Gary Bond, Tom Black, Jimmie War- ROBERTS WALLPAPER 8.1 PAINT STORE . 'M We dick, Jerry Hedrick, Phil Berkebile, Tony Sabala, Buddy Woods, Tom Graves, Loren Hibbs. ,.,.- .' vw . .gif s .Hair ' ' -..fg'If- -I, 4+ -. -.fr 5:3 fbi?-D ,f Jv'..qg-afif:-. 'rf,-r ,- J-. ardqlsix :xi l 1 rl 1 a x:-T 52411:-Q., Q Y. . , v. . ,- 4 - , -- . :sf f S. 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Yearout Reyes, Wagoner, McComb I,fq.f,: ,N I f .1 ,X -C 2 X X-1 2- n F--'X i- K 1 4 y N I , Coach Paine E. Henson L. Davis J. Conway ax? ' B xg F. Trotman and R. Hayden B. Parker A. Ybarra and I-I. Sidman J. Jaramillo 7 . N lv. 5 0 1 . 4 ,, 1 . ,,, . , :,. 'Pix'-. 1 EJ., I H-4 s., 4. ' i .1 ,,,. .,v. ' 9 QW? 1 I enior Cfaaa We the graduating class of Wellington High School, for the year 1953, being of sound mind and good judgment, do hereby make, execute. publish and declare this our Last Will and Testament. Harry Sidman leaves the duties of Senior Class President to next year's class president. Laura Anderson wills first hour study hall to anybody who needs it. Norman Beat bequeaths his nickname, Stonewall , to Frank Ward. Judy Buck leaves her riding pants to Kay Waters. Fred Weir leaves Gwen, with regrets. Pauline Dunn wills Gary Landis to the Sophomore girls. Ronald Dugan, Melvin Moore, and Charles Frambers leave their adventurous future in the Navy to next year's brave enlistees. Martha Butler bequeaths to Judy Hinshaw her height and beautiful figure. Bill Daniels leaves his suave charm to the bashful boys of the Junior class. Carole Moore leaves her treasured mirror and comb to Peggy Walton. Jon Ancell endows to next year's history class his ability to give good news items. Pat Braught bequeaths her ability to get a man to Pud Hoyer, with best of luck. Bill Boatright wills his Ford convertible to anyone who likes a quiet, smooth going car. P. S. Darlene does NOT go with it. Grace Rose leaves her memories of W.H.S. with a sigh. Frank Trotman is willing to give John Somer, his trade secrets on how to charm women. Shirley Brown wills her giggle to Ann Peirce. Bill Arnett leaves his good looks and ease with women to Johnny Cochran. Shirley Craven bequeaths her nephew Bill tp Paula Paine. Don Davis leaves to anybody the task of cheerleader. Judy Nichols bequeaths to a lucky girl next year, the title of Queen. Larry Davis wills his false teeth to Larry Stoelzing. Barbara Land leaves her current history notes to any needy senior. Tom Dickensheets leaves his train whistle to Miss Woolcott to use in next year's senior play. Shirley Lucas wills her tulip wood lndian clubs to Myrne Richards. Gary Frazee bequeaths to Don Humbert his skill as a driver. Donna Templeton endows Darlene Shore with her jokes. Leonard Elmore needs all he has. Margaret Bruce leaves some of her pep to the Juniors for use at next year's ball games. Ken Mills bequeaths the Winfield girls to any boy with a car and initiative. Martha Ratliff endows Judy Jones with her directing ability. Ralph Cox wishes to leave his height to Mrs. Hepler, so she won't need to stand on chairs to water her plants. Patsy Gault wills her promptness and cagey ways to Elva Cottle. Gary Davis bequeaths his wavy hair and long eyelashes to Mary Jane Mcliachern. Use them wisely, Mary Jane. Donna Crittenden endows her imaginative dreams to Glerm Heasty. Jerry Howell leaves his ability to get along with short people to Gary Gasper. Bonnie Swan gives her homemaking ability to any new bride. Vernon Appleby donates his quiet, gentle nature to Thomas Ricke. Edith DeYoe leaves her appendix to anyone who wants two weeks vacation. Bobby Parker endows to Bruce Zimmerman his art of conversation. Lee Moffitt donates her shy ways to Vida Faye Sorrows. Jim Yearout gives his dimples to Mary Ann McGrew. Pansy Lowder leaves her ability to argue in speech to anybody who wants it. Arlen Cooper bequeaths his freckles to Keith Land. David Jones wills personalized typing to anybody who wants to die young. Bii stows her art of conversation to Linda Van Valkenburgh. Darrel McGee leaves Mercer's, his home, to Charlie Baumgartner, unless he prefers the jail. Shirley Graves wills her ability to save money to John T. Stewart. Max Shields wills his little sister to the Sophomore boys--or anyone lucky enough to catch her. Mary Cornejo bequeaths her shorthand book to Pat Murray. SI-'illley Swelling leaves his loud voice to next year's cheerleaders. Eva Kabureck wills her hours in foods to Marilyn Lane. George Zavala bequeaths his school books to anybody who likes to study as well as he does. Leon Geubelle leaves his sleeping ability in history to the next unfortunate Senior. Rowena Cooke wills her cute clothes to next year's sewing class. Loris Johnson bequeaths his job of milking cows to anybody who likes to get up early. This Page sponsored by: Mary Bruce leaves her red hair to Saundra Spear. DR D D BECKER and MUNRO'S CLOTHING I ' 1 T f 1 .1 .. '11 1 , r ,rg it . 7 if 4' pix Exploring through the wild's and jungle's din Scientist ERIN GASPER is looking for men. FRED VAN AUKEN is employed by Barnum and Bailey As the thin man of the circus he performs daily. PHYLLISS GASKELL, a commedienne known for her jokes it with her humour entertains all the folks. XJ Rich RALPH SISTRUNK isn't feeling too well Bur with a nurse like SARA HATFIELD, he'll soon feel just swell. Much married IEANNINE BLISS has broken many a heart She 's been married I4 times, but that's just the startl The millionare BERNARD GEIFER is rolling in dough, He aids CECIL SHEA, a misfortunate from Skid Row. Everyone clamors for BARBARA CAMPBELL'S designs Because she employs such revolutionary lines. TED PENDLETON, alas, is now a ditch digger-- But it's not all bad: his muscles are bigger! RITA SHOUP from the Belgian Congo will soon arrive, She 's known for her motto Bring 'em back alive. Have you heard of the build-up of Hollywoods latest lover? It's JESSE IARAMILLOp he's on every magazine cover. MAXINE RANDLES is a salesman for Longer Lasting Lipstick. She gives daily demonstrations explaining the trick. JACK BASINGER. LARRY MEAR5. and JIMMY ROSE Are making much money manufacturing women's hose. As mother of the vear, JANICE ANDERSON won fame, And with I3 kids, she should know the game. WILLIS GASSWINT is so deep and mystical. His theory of life is antidisestablishmentarianistical. Did you know we had a psycho-analyst come from our class? Why, sure--MARIAN GARNER'S the very lass. JOYCE KEARNS is a magazine editor who writes for Esquire, And with her exciting stories she keeps men readers on fire. CHARLES RAYL lives a happy, simple life. You can always see him with his kids and wife. The Sultan in a far off mystic land Thinks CAROL RUSK'S exotic dancing is grand. Studying in Paris we find ERNEST KING His greatest joy is painting some abstract thing. Most any theatre will have a matinee In which GARY HYTEN does his ballet. EUGENE ATWOOD is now the steady beau Of that famous actress, Marilyn Monroe. If you want to have fun come to the Hot Canary Club sometime, Where JEAN ALBIN'S rendition of the blues is sublime. ERNEST MCCOMBS is the big bruiser who's bouncer And of course, kKENNETH KNORP is owner and announcer. .QI 'U ' -....' Q QIILOI' POP QC? A famous lecturer traveling in Europe is SUE BOGLE. She just ran into our ambassador, ROY KOGLE. To her friends in high school it's quite a puzzle Why they call MARILYN FRANTZ the second Jane Russell. Comrade CLIFTON I-IITT is the biggest communist in the land It won't be long before he has even Malenkov in hand. RONALD JOHNSON is now a famous golf prog One student, BETTY POTTIER, doesn't swing to suit him, though. ROGER CARTMILL the opera field has invaded. He's made so many changes. it's even been raided. The first woman to become president is DONNA NUSS The first law she passed is that no one could cuss. Reverend ROY HAYDEN is a preacher of renown. He is well known in practically every town. ELAINE LOWE is now the most famous fortune teller in the world Secrets of the past and future to all she has unfurled. Have you ever wondered what became of KIN NUTTER with that sad look on his face? Well, now he is a mortician, and can put you in your place. The new advertising manager for the breakfast food Cherrioz Is none other than our own MARY SERRIOZ. Who do you think became a criminal, quite notorious now: JACK CONWAY. he was always a lady killer, anyhow. RUTH McNAlR'S famous designs are sold just everywhere. She's completely revolutionized the business of men's underwear. DONNA SEEGER'S night club act was raided one night. Her manager, THARON ROBERTS, got caught in the flight. Writing radio scripts for Bob Hope and Jack Benny BARBARA WHITAKER is making a pretty permy. As a cowboy, GERALD HUNT is known far and wide. There isn't a bucking bronco he can't ride. The judge at every beauty contest is always RUSSELL DAY. And he says he only does it for the payl MARILYN REUSSER runs a farm, but her trombone comes ln handy For pacifying the cows, she says it's just dandy. 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