Wellsville High School - Chanticleer Yearbook (Wellsville, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 44 of the 1952 volume:

Staff Editor-In-Chief ------ Sammy Byland Assistant Editor ------ Jerald Updyke Advertising Managers - - - -Mary Lou Oliver Margaret Tokheim Activities Editors ------ Carrie Carr Lela Enslen Art Editors ------ - Bertha W or sham Monty Fulkerson Photographer ------- Don Lemasters CITY PAPK THECHANTICLEER Wellsville High School Wellsville , Missouri Lf D h-4. _ Annual _ Debtcateb ®o: Peberlp Hebmtt 2 Dedication School Board W. H. Walls, Don McMurtry, C. W. Conover, Cortes Gooch. W. R. Weiss, Wm. F. Swain, George W. Eehnen, Jr., President; H. L. Burwell, Secretary-Treasurer. 4 DOROTHY JENNINGS Secretary faculty BEN JOHNSON Music BILLY KEY Physical Education Coach HALLIE PENN English Latin Library KATHRYN KIRTLEY Vocational Home Economics JACK MOORE Science Chemletry Physics CARROLL CLITHERO Vocational Agriculture ROSALEE HOWARD Mathematics Social Science BERTHA McFARLING Commerce 5 MARY LOU OLIVER T reasurer ERNEST BENTLEY Watch Dog GLENN FREYER RICHARD GASTLER BARBARA HILL JOHNNY KEITH DON LEMASTERS JOAN DUNBAR SHIRLEY DUNN MONTY FULKERSON WANDA GRANT MABLE HUNTER CHARLOTTE SMITH VIOLA RENTFRO CAROL ALLEN PAT McKNIGHT LELAND WICKLEIN MARILYN MAUPIN JERALD UPDYKE LANORA ALLEN MARION BARKER GLORIA STEELE Sponsor President Vice-President Secretary Reporter Watch ' Dog b i y Kirtley ' ran Daugherty David May Joyce Gotsch Bertha Worsham H. Hardesty Carrie Carr Kenneth Fetzer Joe Canterbury I. Schabacker Robert Woodson Rovera Debo Bob Morris Tommy Eckler Junior Class Wayne Chandler r rances Fentfro Evelyn Conlon Lela Enslen Patsy Conz Delores Hurshman Helen Bentley Wayne Clark J. Griesenauer Earl Chandler G. Fobinson Wayne Woods Melvin Blaue Larry Johnson Frances Sailor Evelyn Milner Jo Ellen Morris Harold Debo Leroy Surls Bobby Cunningham Carroll Lemasters Shirley Leach Vera Berger Larry Dunn Don Whitehead Bobby Moser D. Lemasters Sophomore Class George Williams President Merlene Steele Marilyn Schucknecht Margaret Tokheim Lorna Maupin Billy Briginar David Mitchell Leroy Boecklman Gary Gooch Lois Allen Jackie Murphy Alma May Virginia Gastler Richard Debo Joanne Boettcher Irma Kleinsorge Raymond Woodson Norma Stone James Worshman Joseph Erhart Joanne Vomund Joyce Dreon Elaine Reed Perry Jewell Dobbins Betty Jo Gooch Ralph Bennett Harold Baugh Donald Middleton 11 Billy Jo Dodd Mallei Conlon R.Straube G. Howdeshell Herman Campbell Doris Lowry Tommy Gotsch Joe Johnson Gene Moore Dick Graham Carole Park Myrna Blaue R. Lionberger Don Brooks Joan W ilson Jeanette Blaue E. Kliensorge Lloyd Surls Alma Fentfro Dean Angle Jimmy Bentley 12 Nell Talbot Zaida Gastler Gene Bunch Ollie Worsham S. Brooks P. Hoffmeyer H. Hayes Nadine Burch D. Jackson B. Blaue Shirley Odem Jr. Hunter E. Huff Jackie Bunch M. Whitehead 13 L. Brinegar Dale Blaue Carol Korte W. Duckworth M. Bremerkamp J. Flynn Vesta Gilbert Bonnie Oliver Merle Stone S. Maskey R. Tate Patsy Dodd E. Daughtery N. Perkinson R. Brooks Wayne Mabry D. Browning T. Lampe B. Williams Jerry Morrie G. Delozier J. Updyke G. Pigg Frances Morris J. By land B. Alderson Higgenbotham M. Christian 14 Christmas Dance All This and More Too 16 Qlee Club Operetta CAST Samuel, A Pirate Lieutenant-Bob Morris; Richard, A Pirate King-Monty Fulkerson; Frederic, A Pirate Apprentice-Don Lemasters; Ruth, Practical Maid-Lela Enslen; Kate, General Stanley ' s Daughter-Patsy Conz; Edith, Stanley ' s Daughter-J. Boettcher; Isabel, Stanley’s Daughter-Elaine Reed; Mable, Stanley’s Youngest Daughter-J. Murphy; Major-General Stanley-Marion Barker; Edward, Sergeant of Police-Sammy Byland. 17 18 Boys’ Qlee Club Qirls’ Qlee Club Concert Chorus Sam Byland, Monte Fulkerson, Leland W icklein, Richard Gastler, Melvin Blaue, Larry Dunn, Wayne Chandler, Marion Barker, Don Lemasters. Charlotte Smith, Rover. o Margare, Tokeheim Carry Carr, Joyce Gotsch, Lela Enslen, Vera Berger, Jo Ann Wilson, Shirley Schuk- necM Ma’rgU Payne, Doris Eo.ery, Gloria Steele, Connie Conz, Barbara Hill, Joanne Boettcher, Patsy Conz, Shirley Beach, Virginia Gastler. Ben Johnson--Director. Luke Stilsby - L mmy Pep pin ■ Ma Peppin - Wash Jeddo - 5 cl Silver stein HILLBILLY COURTSHIP - Howard Hardesty - Joyce Gotsh - - Carrie Carr Wayne Chandler - - David May Reverend Boswell Lulu Triffet - Seedie Triffet - Louis Cattaro - Pappy Stilsby - Bridget O’Flannigan --Kenny Retzer SPECIAL NUMBERS Howard Hardesty--Larry Dunn--Bob Morris Patsy Conz SPONSOR - - - Lela Enslen - - RoVera Debo - - Earl Chandler - - Dick Lemasters - Delores Hurshman Kay Kirtley THE PROFESSOR GOES HAYWIRE a young professor - his stern aunt - Scott Bunting- - Lucinda -. Katie. Fr °ggy -------- Taffy - Dean Farrell.her father Elice. Abby - Russ - Warren Jo - - . . Hannigan Socko - - - - - Jenny Mrs. O’Brieji Radio Announcer - Calvin Jerald Updyke , . Mable Hunter his gentle aunt.Carol AUen . S al ' ‘. - - Leland Wicklein the terrible.-Mary Lou Oliver ■ -Sammy Byland - Barbara Hill Marilyn Maupin - Glenn Freyer a college photographer -. David Phmi - a city reporter. . Grant - a city photographer - --.Richard Gastler - a boxer. _ T , ., -J ohn Ke ith ■ the maid. _ -Shirley Dunn a visitor - . . “ Vlola Lyons a charmer - - another charmer a student - ... ’ ..Marion Barker .Western Union -boy -. David PhilUps T _ , , College Students C “ 1 —- � � McKnight---Olor.a “Halls of Ivy” “Trade Winds” “Be My Love ” Musical Numbers Sponsor Miss Hallie V. Penn - Lenora Allen-Shirley Schuknecht Gloria Steele---Charlotte Smith ' ■ - - Don Lemasters .Marion Barker 22 J Carol Allen, Mary Ellen Baugh, Helen Bentley, Vera Berger, Jeanette Blaue, Myrna Blaue, Joyce Boeckleman, Joanne Boettcher, Betty Jo Cahall, Carrie Carr ; Connie Conz, Patsy Conz, Rovera Debo, Joan Dunbar, Barbara Dunn, Shirley Dunn, Virginia Gastler, Betty Jo Gooch, Joyce Gotsch, Wanda Grant, Delores Hurshman, Mable Hunter, Erma Kleinsorger, Shirley Leach, Doris Lowry, Viola Lyons, Lorna Maupin, Marilyn Maupin, Evelyn Milner, Jo Ellen Morris, Mary Lou Oliver, Shirley Nation, Carole Park, Frances Sailor, Shirley Schuknecht, Gloria Steele, Merline Steele, Norma Stone, Rita Straube, Margaret Tokheim, Joanne Vomund, Joanne Wilson, Bertha Worsham, Doris Worthman, Alma May. Jimmy Bentley, Don Brooks, Malici Conlon, Jimmy Dunbar, Tommy Gotsch, Dick Graham, Grant Johnson, Joe Johnson, Eldon Kleinsorge, Richard Lionberger, Gene Moore, Johnny Tate, Leroy Boeckelman, David Mitchell, Raymond Woodson, Melvin Blaue, Joe Canterbury, Larry Dunn, Tom Eckler, John Griesenaurer, Howard Hardesty, Larry Johnson, Carroll Lemasters, Richard Lemasters, Don Whitehead, Wayne Woods, Robert Woodson, Ernest Bentley, Glenn Freyer, Richard Gastler. 24 Season’s Record Tournaments! Won 7 - Lost 6 Home Opp. Chamois (Won on forfeit) Farber 52 Montgomery 19 Bourbon 48 Louisiana 49 Montgome ry 36 St. Peters 45 Ellsberry 55 Ewing 47 O’Fallon 62 Troy 60 Warrenton 52 Bellflower 53 32 38 43 53 37 47 (Overtime) 52 ♦ 49 (Double Over.) 18 42 54 42 Regular Season: Won 13 - Lost 4 Home Opp. Silex 61 16 Bowling Green 44 46 (Overtime) Silex 51 33 Perry 60 26 Troy 43 44 Montgomery 37 32 Farber 54 49 Bellflower 48 53 M. M. A. 36 34 Montgomery 35 36 St. George 64 35 Bellflower 49 30 Vandalia 62 42 M. M. A. 34 32 St. George 52 26 Farber 67 19 Vandalia 74 43 Won first place trophy at Vandalia. (Basketbowl) Won third place trophy at Bellflower. Won third place trophy at Troy. (Sub-Regional Won sportsmanship trophy at Bowling Green. Varsity Basketball Team JOHN KEITH Forward GEORGE WILLIAMS Center EARL CHANDLER Forward BOB MOSER Center DON WHITEHEAD Center KENNY RETZER Guard HOWARD HARDESTY F orward GERALD UPDYKE Guard WAYNE CLARK F orward ' DAVID MAY Guard BILLY KEY Coach RED MIDDLETON Guard 26 Basketeers On The Beam Our Pride Joy 27 Fight, Team Fight! Pep Squad Cheerleaders Yearbook Queen SHIRLEY SHUCKNECHT A member of the Senior Class of 1952 was elected Yearbook Queen from votes cast by the student body. Each class selected a candidate. Shirley, a very popular girl, was well chosen for this honor. Basketball Queen MARGARET TOKHEIM A member of the Sophomore Class of 1952 and also a Cheerleader was elected Basketball Queen of the Bowling Green Tournament in Novem¬ ber, 1951. Out of the various high schools entered in the tournament, Margaret was elected for this honor and reigned over the tournament. 30 Eighth Qrade Qraduation Commencement PROGRAM CLASS ROLL THURSDAY, MAY 15, 1952 EIGHT O ' CLOCK LEGION HALL Processionn 1 _ Senior Class “Priest’s March”—Mendelssohn RoVera Debo Invocation _ Rev. Charles B. Barr Pastor ,of Wellsville Christian Church Salutatory _ Sammy Byland Music _ Concert Choir “Psalm CL”—Lewandowski Valedictory _ Gerald Updyke Address _ Hugh P. Williamson Assistant Attorney-General Music _ Concert Choir “One World”—O’Hara Presentation of Senior Class - W. F. Swain Superintendent of Wellsville Schools Presentation of Diplomas - George W. Lehnen f Jr. President of Board of Education Presentation of the P. E . 0. Home Economics Award By Mrs. C. W. Wilson Honors and Awards - W . F. Swain Benediction ___„- Rev . Charles B. Barr Recessional _ Senior Class “Pomp and Circumstance”—Elgar RoVera Debo Carol Hildred Allen Lenora Ann Allen Marion ' V. Barker Ernest Andrew Bentley Joyce Jean Boeckelman Samuel S. Byland Sadie Sue Conlon Joan Mabyn Dunbar Shirley Jean Dunn Albert Glenn Freyer F. Monroe Fulkerson Richard Gustav Gastler Wanda Lou Grant Barbara Jean Hill Mable E. Hunter John Benjamin Keith Donald Lemasters % Viola Ruth Lyons Pat McKnight, Jr. Marilyn Louise Maupin Mary Lou Oliver David Phillips Viola Marie Rentfro Shirley Joan Schuknecht Charlotte Kathryn Smith Motto Gloria Jeanette Steele Gerald Strank Updyke Magna eat veritas. Leland A wicklein Class Sponsor —Hallie V. Penn Flamr White Carnation Colora Blue and White Wise and Otherwise Lest We Forget There f s “2” Kinds of Fishing Can You Feature? LOCAL - Mixed Chorus—The .Mixed Cl -WON SPORTSMANSHIP AW A is elected the following offT Although the W ls 11 TicftM : esident, Sammy Byland; Publ no t w i n any of th« anager, Shirley Schuknecht; 1 t e Bowling Greei w ss Manager, Margaret Tokhein wer - Vesented 1 F. F. A. Barnwarming—The se n- W their fine display of during the Jwo F. A. members. ' achers attend ' I MUSICAL COMEDY TO BE AT [WELLSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL School News •f Penzanrr” is per- «w bert and Sullivan. Its or b to. n.ut „-ish _ _ _ ■ a v -v ? u ' v cA ' urnament der, sandwicl e xv iring qv w feJsa uA -net xv T iwO-S « A v _A c ., SP- L_Col Freshman icv e 0 v c w :ass met °ctobr o Ci locc cnrmcnr, Mr.Y . ' .aX, Y - v i 9| «e Ye i|t o- , .SS ' C-S Nation ft 0 ' ’ I®| 8|:or the yeY £ I S s c § achine |o o en cy driver e ' 1 ■■ High S ' 8:0 ' V ' uS ® t0 tiie freshman class have bj scheduled - V practice jobs developing ten ofKskills in woodwork. Ag II 1 are working on such project— 4 rS . r . fIP 1 « i 1 J i m m n Q TIGERS WON FIRST PLACE IN BASKET BOWL TOURNAMENT The Wellsville Tigers won the firsl yr. place trophy on Friday night at Van- 11 know by alia j n a bask , bowl tournainenl played there 2o, W Green won sec ond place hdalia third. Th tournament, Vfas the second ol r Us kind in w , ® local team has is be -T Tour teams. St £ A V clan’s of l® ' jvas the fourtl V P . articinat. £‘ -ing the course . 4a. wor, o o d on a plui ers playe on by th ing a plu the sec rers wor Jt 13. Th c .alia, co 12, making a plui vvelve score For the three games Wellsville ha plus r A-TJie next place team, Bowl ing a jfrtOp I )lus t€n score The V. 0 £ ' S£y. oants and jack ets purchase 4 to player were used for uJ Q th | tournament Friday nigi. wb made Coach Billy Key- qua ;zer, Whitehead, Hartiestj Uams, E. Chandler, Clarl sxnd Middleton. Kenn vwenty points for th “ scored 16 an vfV .[rp, sr,, “os ? . y. v Debo 2 4 -% bel; Joa.: -6% y Si . +atsy Conz, Kate. ' t A 7 “The Pirate. directed by Ben Johnson e 4 e w nresent.ed three times in th ' Sch l Auditorium, Thi xi: u ■vxvs ure— The presented llsville High _ _ Wednesday and 1 we r ■ c Vocati v f ...- JirTYpO NS, .1 v ..-Classes are working O. freshman class have bj + n«o fi ia inh« dAveloniner I C gc ol-vered by P T ' - J § § § w schedule - o u o : a t four .oads include: Roscoe on a 36 developing | accounted fc ttc . to Silex- 0 hog houses, loading chutes and s TIGERS J feeders. LOUISIAN. v . r The F. 771 t a - basket ball team ] The Wells. their -ffo i rna- p ' It . e ame was lost - ' - e J« er ® I pH ' their r. onie j,. the seaso first game of Ie 1 l ' rC“ ' r game I ' 15 , Fr u y n n t Wednesi r hapte ‘-hoU ews ment ° n Tuesday ' f j Sf Wy ? - fl L iuui jL ETlfj ' Otirz, night the local ball t exicJ, :e � b ei . e it s f if r T h e F , -oints. T.. -tV iclude: Roscoe f Q . trouble defeating ■ “ e I Wer e dr a n Fr ' day i eting-? ' A. il score ' to 49. l-passenger bus S p s V e ®4so V ) rry ?’? h won JSf- tJ, e cL and PMnf n Ar” ° e ' ;scheduled their with 22 pupils on a 2 f Ae ° n ffEbr, by - the wen t 7pj 1,cb lvii; ’ ,stn as C a2 e diseu S h the tourna - ' nt on Fri ' Leo Menz with 36 . d ' e jf? v er h ory an( j i tl 0 8tan , b ? Aei j _ f 2] ln g „ ss f t o’clock in the afternoon, passenger bus. In !?. 6afr «� f SrtS% B J°Uo� k a )e ba «y will play the loser of the ■ • UrOP awSfcoy. 0 tertes ““f si,-- - - is hired by the ' e . n the te f, 1 5in t, °«ie £ p e in ° u Olivet 1 the local court Wl11 1)6 or to transport p Va, of 6, , fea d S €-i ’ re K h he Ho mf p ei Wem a tbe sba D ' ,’ ay - January 16. At th� t time High School in � le 6 4 Ae ' f 60 to 26 wo m. -s is , Sc co 0 a n i the 5 tional agricpU- nd voted on b iso elected th ■- e ri ass A • o. . G., ' 7 ™«r ”� • ,MC«f ™l ' 1 J ?f th . wit! fron tim( nc £3 yo A Vco brf alves the ■ass thl a .faoj e. rts so tha ' - . c f V eport- fe , ®sc 0f re easily .otingm ir Bo. f f to a of 3 d Qf lo :Rep a S f , tA,vi - k-enf ' O f° 5 a v r N n «k f , PoiJI 1 wov ' . e a guess, ho flotes anJ ;aw yer tr ie?Ic e _ __ jr to ' ° c k e J n$ t ? Wa? ' er f b . an hit the h , pla +l her ilhof lked on £, a iexico The Academy has one o ,inf « iw e ' s 9 s 5 e « V% ? c °i- e rf u . larlty nd ama “ e ' the 2 e HissonS e , Xc hang a ks - finest teams in this area and s 4ZL®. O t ?4 e 4 e i i tSl , f2?18 ' «- eC ?- « � � n - sfe m nff ' „ -s rp this year is undefeated. The gam, __, the Tiger: uie basketball tean .ne Missouri Military Academy v er d Wayne ttee; Inslen, - -- - - committee to order play books U 1 - . rry. The Tigers had le riw- as elected. The committe memb ' The playing of the Wellsville Schorr t e g am€ u t in the last :e: RoVera Debo, chairman; Jo’ ,e and ’ under the ° f Ben b were passed by Bowling Gre iorris, Patsy Conz, Carrie 0 ' e hnson, between the t Vames was q e yiHiams, with only - — _ PV - - 1 A. -C — ± rx «v A A eth Retzer and Wayne Plans were made foj g program to be V 9 ' ovember. The follows: t- 3 . e- 4? ' nnson, uetweeu me e% Val treat for the m. enjoy Jv e V The band is comp imy ade school children in ad c o a ' ,u vtt =- ; ' VS Bob ° V ' ;Cted as Ie % .rter, Irene each. De v ioser. ae x ehab. Senio. v e Seniors held a ass mee $ ' ay to vote on hav- Vk. The year book re- were: Shirley Schuk- g a Yea.O® orters elec Sid onds to play, tied the sc. field goal. „ ■ a In the B team the Well, had little trouble winning, by my isyiana piayeu me pionu ® N band. The numbers presented well given and certainly evident, . some excellent leadership and train- __ a number of high school studei® -Qr — - - -. , OY my Byland played the piano cr Tigers did ther at the Bowling Gre .ont. While they lost tv .ies and won only one, still in oi , , opinion the winning of the sportsma: e A team and t s £j p trophy is a real win. The follow B’s each SCOied tW n-ra +Vi� +pnm inplndinty t.hA na some excellent leadership - d B , each scored tw ing on the part of ,Mr-Johnson, who V -n’s points. A larg. ents ag we „ as school oficials and t l ,s new in the school system lt is of K . accompanied Cos rank and f ., e q{ { would , we a: understood that the: band wiU play at, Key , yers to Bowd ' r i sure, rather have a group of bo; each home basketball game. T ei p nd atK -f Xhe games. Thi j n t h e g00 d sportsmansh formance will be an added attraction | wiU gp tdt. khdalia on Friday aide 0 th6 )edg€r th an in any -� thb COMPLIMENTS OF Elliott Equipment C ON GR A T U L A T IONS to the WELLSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL TO THE FACULTY---in tribute for its efficient a TO THE PUPILS-that they have the opportunity to attend such an excellent school. WE REJOICE WITH ALL that we live in a free country which provides such schools. Adams Market Fred A. Adams Compliments May all of you be a life-time member % of Club Success. Of Compliments CLARE’S SHOE STORE Of HINTZ CLEANERS Compliments SEILER PRODUCE E. W. Seiler Of SEILER ELEVATOR C. J. Seiler WELLS FUNERAL HOME We Are ]00% For Wellsville High And The Chanticleer HOPPER’S APPLIANCE Compliments Wellsville, Missouri Phone 54 Of Maytag - Magic Chef Cr osley Rural Gas Service LA CROSSE LUMBER COMPANY PAUL ANGEL KING FURNITURE APPLIANCE Sinclair Products Wellsville, Missouri Phone 158 Wellsville, Missouri ' The Home Of Satisfied Customers’ C ompl ime nt s C ompl ime nt s Of The Of YOUTH SHOP Infants, Childrens and Ladies THE COFFEE SHOP Ready - To - Wear R. G. SMITH Q. E. MOTTAZ Plumbing and Heating General Insurance Agency Phone 94 Phone 194 Wellsville, Missouri Wellsville, Missouri Compliments Compliments Of Of BLATTNER BROTHERS THE SUGAR BOWL “Everything For The Home” John and Virginia Ogden % Complime nts Compliments Of Of HILL’S JEWELRY STORE DEBO’S SHOE SHOP HOENIG’S PHARMACY MISSOURI SERVICE The Rexall Store F. R. McMurtry Service Station and Prescriptions - Drugs - Sundries Rural Deliveries Wellsville, Missouri Wellsville, Missouri Baby Chicks F rom U. S. Approved Pullorum Controlled Flocks Over Twenty-Five Years Experience BANK OF WELLSVILLE Surplus $30,000.00-Capital $30,000.00 Wellsville, Missouri Continuous Service Since 1880 Member Of Federal Deposit STEELE’S HATCHERY Insurance Corporation Deposits Insured Up To $10,000.00 Wellsville, Missouri Your Patronage Appreciated Complime nts Compliments Of Of WILLIAM “BILL” CROUCH DON C. McMUR TRY, DDS Compliments Of CHARLES COVINGTON Our T. C. DAVIDSON TRUCKING SERVICE Wellsville, Missouri ROMAN’S STUDIO Portrait Photography Wellsville, Missouri District GOOD OLD WELLSVILLE Its People Its Homes Its Churches Busine ss Its Schools