West High School - Trail Yearbook (Wichita, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 110 of the 1954 volume:

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Mar6ooL mai H54 ,Mafory 953 54 ma 4004 51 Af r 'I 7953 54 of ln, i Edited and Composed by the ' I' Cl LoVonne Bledsoe ...... Editor Harry Smith ...... Ass'f. Editor ' n Simpson ...... Bus. Mgr. ' n Sf bb W9 J LV at OPQLUOI' Wnthxn these pages us told the story of the no neers furst year at West Hugh as they were Blazing the Troll for all years to come It as hoped that every one who has had a part rn thas chapter ofthe school hrstory wall relrve these pastexpernenceswnth pleasure as he leafs throuah thus account Z NS J t ' Q' s s x A v,- x ll l X X1 jk ' 1 Y K ' . . . P. - l26ACa!l0l'l QC To the West Sade Commumty Councnl the PTA the Wlchlto Board of Educatlon, and to all others who have made West High School a reality instead of a dream, we humbly dedicate the TRIAL of '54. 3 54 jrai! Sa!! Looking over plans forthe yearbook are LaVonne Bledsoe, editor, with Sharon Simpson and Marilyn Stubbs, business man- agers, looking on from each side, and Harry Smith, assistant edi- tor. Y if --5, jams of Confenffi ADMINISTRATION . . 5-6 FACULTY . . . . . 7-IO GRADUATES . . .I I-26 JUNIORS . . . 27-32 SOPHOMORES . . . 33-40 CLUBS . . . 41-48 ACTIVITIES . . . 49-58 SPORTS . . 59-70 FEATURES . . 71-76 'x , sy X eyym x ,P WR fm, 1 k'2Qf v-I X it 4 Q 'I I 11 f f , 1 E fl ig I fs-. Q' X F' 7 1' SQ N ts' ,...Q. Q.., 1 KAY Z1 X WW I XZ? EEE fi, Ex 123 U, 302 N F' J , , W 1. 4 ftkjd? 4 4 A Q N , I .. ,X ,,:. if ti ftfiikldrvff, -ff:-Jn ., , ,In L1 QT? X 'C' , Sf Fx f 9 ZLL D 1 x, - f ' 5 K I' Q, Z , if, if -f, Xe xif' S! ' X L N in J. J 07 1, p ff Q- , 3, My Tj 4, x K Xwfx J 1 -,.. ,- - i 3 K Nik if L' K Xp 1 T! 1 lk! .4-I ,qs fy Ss Wx Z W Lfjofifxzfgz Lk Pnncxw KEN lv loaf' rw UDL JU ,JQJ ea ef! onf Prfnc 2 jd!! S ,,,,r PH YLL R CQUI, G IS BU E selo, G HAROLD FRONXN 5 ' X . cxpd 1 Assistant counsex . ge Gwdon hfflat' Jfm--A 1 f-' X ., , OFFICE The office staff, sitting left to right are Velda Jo Bran- don, registrar, Vera Math - ews, Esther Francis, and Neva Flake. -.t EQ CA FETERIA Standing left ro right are our food providers, Mrs, Johansen, cafeteria manager, Loyd Roads, Mrs. Bonnie Knight, Mrs. Mary Newman, Mr. Zera Witherspoon, Mrs. Faye Campbell, Mrs. Nadine Rusher, Mrs. Mildred Davidson, Mrs. Myrtle Huffman, Mrs, Lottie Rucker, Mrs, Percis Bevan, Mrs, Mayme Bumette. CUSTODIA NS Left to right on the front row are, Ralph McCune, head custodian, Lawrence Ja m- irson, Estlll Elliot , John Reddick, Rolly Rooch, Ray C ra wford . Left to right, second row are, Ira Corbin, Bill Craft, can Glock, M a ry McConaughy, Ii m Camel, Zeke Washington, T, B. Gray. f 'f 'XC Lift ang oibl l coca C LW 19 Miihf Not Pictured are Ike Daugherty, Cy Ritz, and Ed Wadley, en- gineers. 11 '!, T X ,gQ15iQi1 Lfjf ,Z W'- W X :' X dl X xx X X X Z1 J . B' lv x 'i h f. Ni jirfsf gawk? reagri fie jfai SCIENCE Standing from left to right are Car1Bamhart, head of the department, Ho wa rd Johnson, Sherman C. Nystrom, Mary Jewell Holbert, Frances Brinegar, and Noland Wallace, Lower left is Rose A n th on y who replaced Frances Brinegar, Q saws cf' v bg-'ff SOCIAL STUDIES Left to right are Kenneth Beall, Pauline Hildinger, head of the Social Studies De- partment, Esther Lewis, Alice Turley, and Robert Estill, if Y fy ,' 1 ffitwff f MUSIC Seated at the piano is Edla Rickard, vocal music in- structor. Standing left to right is Ellis Jackson, head of the Music Department and Lawrence Kinney, instru- mental music instructor, INDUSTRIAL ARTS 71, S.7+cf5f5J1- KR' Standing from left to right are Gordon Knuth, H. D. Horton, head of the department, K. W, Hunter, L. D, Nixon, Owen Bridgwa ter, and A. L. Pogge man. ART Giving instructions to a student are Maurice Janet Lowe, head of the Art Department. 'Up ,,', V ,, H 'S ' STUDY HALL Seated at the desk engaged in an every day task is Guy R, McMurray. In the small circle is Floriene Stangle. 1 Weddle, and BUSINESS EDUCATION Members of the Business Educa- tion Department seated left to right are Lewis Crum, Louise Keller, James Dye, head ofthe department, William Hartley, Ethel Cadman, fsubstituting for Imogene Acbij, and John White, In the picture at right islmogene Aebi. fl r ,nffd -mul N4 1 X --- I- v-Lf i', PHYSICAL EDUCATION From left to right are the girls' gym teachers, G a y le V a n Meter, Ruth Frey, head of the girls' Physical Ed- ucation Department, a n d N o r m 41 Smith. S tanding on the back row from left to right are the boys' gym teachers, Stub Mayo, wrestling and head ofthe boys' PhysicalEducation Department,Sumner Roberts, basket- ball and golf, Eddie Kriwiel, foot- ball and baseball, and A . B. Collom, track and swimming, A1 f !1 fl' fl ut! ,gy ' ,tk .. ,fl S' X, K t I I l If ,fb MATIIEMA TICS Left to right are Lottchen Ilunter, head of the Mathematics Department, Noland Wallace, and Erwin Penner. N f ,P Q I M A I ' 1 ENGLISH Seated at the desk is the head of the English Department, E ve ly n Thompson.S tand ing left to right are Helen Throckmorton, Lillian Wall, Verla Griffiths, Glenn Blakemore,Wil- fred Richert,C1ara Pat- ten, and Rawley Farns- worth. 'I t' LJ V v f F v r f f tt? ,w K Ilf- ti J HOME ECONOMICS VG right are the teachers in the Home Economics Department Elaine Laptad Majel Nighswonger head of and Christine Chalender f MO X X X Y X ,I 3 X raif gfazerd Freida Alexander SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Marrlyn Jacobs, Treasurer, Phy111sTrrmb1e, G1r1s Vrce Presidentg Keith Mardock, Boys Vice -Presidentg Marlene Grrffen, Secretary, and Merle Taylor, Presldent. Pat Abplgnalp LOUISE Ayers Marilyn Anderson s 'b J Joe Ayala X.-1 Margaret Anderson Peggy Anderson 1 1 'R . a xx Robert Barcus Jack Bennett Norma Black 3 Ann Bowles ww Veta Ballard , x, X Phyllis Bell I I i I . Edward Bing 4: 49 l Garland Bohn Nancy Barnes -r Ada Bessette Charles Blackburn Q .v xx James Bowles Juanita Banuelos L Richard Benjamin in J U Frank Bishop S .J . ' ,X Robert Bower lime Braden Jerry Bradfield ,A Raymond Briggs Janice Brown Lavern Brown Roger Brumley Ia mes Burke N Q B ' William Burke Mary Buscher , B 1' Lois Cable Gary Carrington na' Cheatum Mary Chilton Joyce Clark Kay Clarke Sonia Clay Ie well Conklin 1 Orm Coley Lorene Colgrove gi Y 4 i' 9' Q..- 59, . X T' I ' In-L f . ,J I, I Nina Conley Beverly Connell Clay Cox ,N Virginia Coleman Dwayne Cox Viola Cox Or' Wanda Crone 'X if so Don Daffron Dorothy Darling UI16 USU If W Q5 X- William Darnell Darolcl DeSe1ms Velda Dewbre Wllllam ff William Doran Nancy Donham Maxine Donnelly Delores Doty Dorothy Drewry Janice Dur Barbara Endicott Delbert Epperley 3' ! Roger Evans Nita Farris Dixie Fesler Har01Cl Fisher Myrna Ford Larry Foss Cora Fountain LaDoris Francis Mavis Garner G L Viona Gray I , ,N Carroll Hammond 2 131111511 K is Mary Gwinup ,un 'QP' Verleua Hays 5 gi. Nd Beverly Hence Karolyn Harrison 6 G ,F M' V Beverly Helberg Gary Higgs Patsy Greenfield Donald Hare A I Freda Hegi ' ie I, ,H ,W 4 William Heritage f Larry Gray .rf Dorothy Hainline Shirley Haworth Colleen Helvie G 613 :Z Ralph Hinton Bernadine Hodges Ruby Holden V W allace Huxtable 1' fr? 5 4 ,f' f John Howell 1 i usd 5 t , Beverly Jarvis Jon Karclatzke Elaine Koon 3 'J X I N 5 1 Angelina Jimenez Aubrey Kelly Shirley Laham ee i N ,I Christabelle Irion Mary Janzen Sf X lf. Marilyn Jacobs 53 455 4 if vu. p I Patricia Johnson Marlowe Kinch Robert Lais 16 Q , 'Y' s 4 or Richard Johnson Berry King Jerry Lane Shirley Johnson Janis Kinney Joan Lane ., If , 4' ,YQSP Lynn Just Arleta Jimmy Larmer x Q I M urle Lass man NV S Q1 m Walter Lipe Veva Loyles X ,vue Maple Joanne Luulerbach I v .3 ' '! ' f' ff' Eugene Little 6- Q5 DoroLha Luce K' . Keith Mardock Nancyanne Lewis Q, . ' ' i.-,-,. Florence Logan , A Jax 9 Ruth Lungstrum 17 Edgar Lincicome l Ted Logue Sondra Lycia JN' N ,f Robert Linder V nt J I . gg 'a Q 'l '-,FK Q -V 5 Jerald Lirmabury ef 1 , KU' f Jacqualdlge 'lif' A Sw Betty Lovcsce 'C' I. . Lmct fX1.11111CIl '3 1 -J 3 ' Nyda Khilllllllg Y Gloria Marker . 4 Q fp, J 22 X ' xr a'w Robert McCoy Loyd Medlam Vivian Moler Hminird Munzinger Norma Markum Q-112.1 Q it xg Robert McDaniel 1 Ronald Meyer 1 as Y - Q ' N . xx' Af 1 ' . 1 Peggy Moody Janice Mustoe Paul Marsh J I K V Juanita Medlam 6 W Roger Miller JoAnn Nash William McClain Margaret hr' Jeanette McNeice Kenneth McNeice S Q, Wanda Meyer Ester Miller A Q. A ' q rr rf X l Joseph Mora Gary Moss Muriel Newell Bonnie O'De11 Ja mes O'Dell Nancy Overholt Douglas Palmquist Ann Park Carol Pennington f as X 4 I -4. J J Janet Peters Judith Peterson Glen Phillipp'-2 Donna Pinkard . 5- q.- Carmen Plummer Charlene Quick Beverly Raper Richard Ratliff 10 I ,1 L u f tg, X .gt 1 V v .l f Patricia Raybourn A 1 'g 'J Eleanor Reese J .Q X Ewell Reiser Marjorie K mx Myra Rhodes Sharon Rhodes Annetta Richards Dorla Rirrggerrbcrg Brllrc Rr.rd.rr:z:t-r Q7 Marvin Roe Ida Roehrman if .gi Y. 0- . Joe Rose lu- Romona Roll X r Mary Romig Beverly Schlesinger Milton Schooley Darlene Scott Helen Shumarc ,IN-' 01 -f D 'l k Joyce Sheck 4 27. ' X Pamela Sherman ! Jerry Rogers 6' 'Q ' in I l 5. ,A I ,. Duane Roy Yfwf' a 1 Charles Ros Donald Schen 5 - tr S Carole Serser Pat Shea ,, Sharon Simpson iv Darlene Sinclair David Soon Flossie Siemens x it .' Q ,v n Phyllis Trimble if 9 Q Q Harry Smith Maureen Smirh llf ir ' Robert Smirh Otis Snyder 4. ,. 5? I 4 S. 4 wr 'J r- i Lowell Stukey JoEtta Tanner 4 'B' 1-' S Jeanne Souza Wade Stanfield 7 Darlene Sullens Y '. Marilyn Srubbs '? A Q X 1 I - Marjorie Taylor i l ' Merle Taylor A AX , 'X s ,wr if ...p + M 1 15 17 Carol Thompson ' 1 512 593 4 X Lonnie Walker Par Walker Beverly I Tnell Pat Thompson Meryl Ullrich Mary Ann Watson no Norma Wxte-Mi N Vernon White Barbara Whitney lloward Williams Phyllis Winters Peter Youngers Alice Zinn Richard Bennett Velma Compton Donald DeLair Wayne Donner Thomas Ellis Matthew Gerhold June Glaze Carmen Griffith Don Whitworth SENIORS NOT PICTURED 22 Norma Wilcox Q 22 w V 7 KVVJ' I l in A V l 1 1 Donald Wisecarver W 0 xl il R N rl r 9 .lim McDermott Raymond Kile Peggy Mize William Nickell Marvin Passell Barbara Ranch Alan Senesac Thomas Watts Paul Whiting Edwin Wilson Richard Wil Roy W Robert Parker 7 vu for ibirecfory Y-.mk N M atv ff , f A NX J wry HHN f Q. ,U L 2 - ' 1 f ' N ',,,.w'f' ' , u , . ,V . 1 , 5 L I, 7 ,qv ff fcvj QZHKFL if jf? M X b u , 7,-lg , ' M 'ffl XVI' AV Ibvrgfx fffix if Q L C vllfg 0951 , f. DJJ! 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' f' Pg A a M 'f LQ 5' 1 M P +5 o 'f ,tg ,XJ L - I 4 iffriga' I I ' Q I EIS: I I Rf' 'v , , wh' .Y ' f I -Y X ,' X 4 l X X ,xl iff' P1 X 1 4 x X R JJX ' 1 ' ' JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Treasurer, Bea Porterfieldg Secre- tary, Pat Bartholomew, President, Jerry Warren, Girls Vice-President, Phyllis llin- derliterg Boys' Vice -President, Stan Hamp- SOD. --f Q-fr f Melvin Aikman, Joan Allen, Martha A nderson , Rose An- thony, Judy Askins, Carol At- kinson, Beverly Atwater, John Babb. Grace Baker, Shirley Baldwin, Marlene Bales, Betty Bankson, Larry Barrett, PatBartholornew, Bill Bartlett, Bob Barrow. Ted Bay, W i Ilia m Bedwell Phyllis Beck, Doris Beckham Billy Beevers,Alice Bell Carlos Benjamin, Betty Berry- man, v 1 Larry Biggs, Raymond Blaine, Jim Blank, Beth Bledsoe, Evva Jane B le d so e , Joyce Boling, Jon Bontz, Jerry Bowers, Phyllis Bratt, N a n c y Brazill, George Brewer, Albert Briggs Wanda Bruce, Dennis Bryant Pat Buchanan, Pat Budd. I 1 Gary Burrell, Marlene Callie son, Charlene Carpenter, Bar- bara Carr, Jackie Carr, Law- erence Casad, Adella Cham- bers, Gloria Chapman. ,uve ff? I K 5jx.'L2f'vx pafkkn era dd fwfr 1 I VX, M. w fy cfs? x ,re T LQ 1 ,,, ff, Dj gi gf' H fifty 'lf' lv 4,-is-Jef' ,I X h I , 5. Z' . 3 QL. . .1 .., . ., -QI, ,I 7 ,I Il' Q EXW QC, .3.g'+' tvs. .45- L-:xl 'vi IY ag, Q, at 4955. Q57 ,p Q. fi S is qi 4 ,fa-' .. sv? IS' .pay Cn v -s. zz. .-., X.. Q .. ,VU R 1-51 I ' I ,vi-Q V -f' Fl .J s . L 27 v gy! 19 -P- - 'V fo rfb- if Kam , J .Q 1 ' 1 0' Y 4.-vb 'qc.,3 6-95 ,A nm i,-as , 44.33 f J' , . J' 4.-Q D V Q13 'Q Q l L ' lad!! I li J ,lf 5 3 if rn 5 r D , f.. 3 g, -3 L 4 52' 2 .: ' '-Q N -,, , V135 -- QC, an N454 -'7 fn R f 'JI 1-J J 1 vi , Darrell Chew, Sharon Citron, Barbara Clark, Benny Coble, Bill Conner, Barbara Cooley, llerbert Cott, Irene Coval. Phebe Cox, GeneCrossett, Edna Cummins, Barbara Cur- nutt, Mary Dailey, Charles Davey, Joan Davis, Philip Da- VlS. Terry Dean, Joan DeBuhr, Jerry De d ric k, Don Denner, Mary Kay Deupree, Linda Dick, Jim Donnelly, Lois Doty. Laura Downs, Lyliih Dunaway, David Dunbar, Linda Duncan, Ke nne I 11 Dunn, Earl DuPree, Beverly Durling, Dolores Dur- yee. Allen Ech, Frances Eckhardt, llarold Eckels, Bruce Edwards, Warren Erney, Judy Fallat, Al- fred Favero, Joyce Fear. Jackie Fell, Myrna Fell, Roger Fellnagel, James Fiant, Velta Jean F ie lde r, Ronnie Fisher, Anita Fooshee, Allen Forbes. Kay Foreman, Mickey Frank, Jane Freeman, Sheila Freid- line, Jeanette Friebus, Gary Fugate, Dean Fulker, Patricia Galloway. - 's fx SU' V 2 5 l , as I 1 9 ix?JJJ.Iarry Gamble, ,Don Garrison, L. ' J' ' .: J' 5? . -.- 1, Bob Gay, Virginia Gilmore, - 2. 1 1 I, George Gird, Corky Goodwin, 1' ' , 'jl f' J ff Gayle Gordon, Jim Graves, ' ' ' J MervinGray, Bt-ttyGreen, Elsie 3 3 'aft .1 1- . , - - 9 M. - , , JeanGreenlCaf, Morley Griffin, 34- '57, ,, '4 9 -' - I M a ry lee G rog an, Leonard 5 ' Y' i V l -1, - T Y Grubb, Lesicrllall,Lauren f. f A 'I Hamilton, 1 1 Z8 , if . Larry Hammer, Stan Hanip- ' son,Jayne Hancoclqllob Hare, ' - ' S C Jimmy Hart, J. C. Hartman, W Marjorie llartwig, Bill Hay- den. Eugene Haynes, Don llearlson, Tonita Henry, Blanche Hensley, 4.1: Helen Hickok, Ronald Higgs Phyllis H i n d e rl i te r ,Ronald Hopkins, -be 5? K' 1 0 4 Ann House, Barbara Howa rd Patricia Hunt, Ronnie Hupman 4-.E Jo Beth lluxtable, Delia Jason, Shirley Jayne , Roger Jenkins, A au QW-uv '5 N1 F S., .f -s N lt fa 4' XJ 9 . Url Marcia Jess, Dixie Jewell, Bill K ,- 5 , . 9 , 4 , Johnson, Jerrylohnson,.-Xllidean 44,5 ' -ll. 1OllllSOll,A1'IylNl.1y Jones, I' N- 3 Charles Jones, Robert Jones. 1 1 l He le n Jonker, Harry Kanavy, 9 -I Q. DwaineKasterke,Marilee A ' :L -9, , V QQ ' ' 1 xv, my Ka ste r ke, Kenneth Keller, X. A , fi f A V ij' A Yvonne Keller, Fred Kelly, C dy ' W -vas, Bill Kilts. ,gygf g Qfgwqw' if Q I E3-aa.-,, ,gg 'vs Mary Kiniball, Audrey Kineh, A 1 G ' 3 Jini Knight, Shirley Kolb, Earl s 1 ,, Koon, Larry L andru nr, Gary -N 1 Lane, Evelyn Langwell, ' W ' June Lee, Carl Lewis, Iinogene , A , 4 - f, Lewis, Alberta Liitlejolin,-Xllan -Q., f Q- V ' il f Lindwa1l,JaCkLincieorne,Ken- 7 ' 'gh 4 ' f neth Loffland, Roberta Long, ' f ' A 'fl as V ' ra U , -if 1 b 1 qf lfrancis Longhofer, Bob lvle- Corniick,LarryMeCowan, -6: ng: 'fa Mary McDowell, Russell Me- LQ? '. lj. Kay, Gordon McMahon, Davis 1 fy, N Q X I - fl - . 0 ' Im s f Mabry, Richard Maeek. Keith Mae, James Mailen, Bob Mar, Peter Mar, Duane Martin, Suzanne Martin, Shirley Mar- it 7- A iindale, Don Massey. ! F Z9 ,KQ-Q 4 X- A 'Q I!-Fi va 1 vii le-A X . 5. 1 A ' ,I .,. .v-,,-.. V 4. f?' '35 xc 1 -.- r 7,552 '3 g ffix ' , K Xi A I. J . .4 L. f, 2- I c-. A51 J mae, ca lvl X.. .yuan-, -an 22 'ga -3 'l'i gi' -C. ,si K yy-,-.Q Y, i f , 'T if, ' m l Sql Ur N4 f. -5 2 f Q 'fs' i M S Q. tv' - -1 ,, R Y -3 A - . 3 ff-E73 x sg l 4:73 5 s. vi. , V -Q. Q ,ti Lg , S 533, x B. , ! X fl LPS ' .i ' rr Q HM ,' V '. f if ' Wi B 1 lv Si., 1 5, . ef ' J, 7, - ,:. 3 :E as , A Q L ,R K . g F 1 ,Q , A ,R 1 is , NA- f l 1, J 'bl 'B Q, Q i fi :IJ ,Chill fl i l 5 ' ,G r, - 'S :ac K ,P ,i -ie -f C at A .. S Q -44, - B A' 'v 'dig 3' B V' 7' ' ' 3 A -V Q. cs 9 , 553 ,, rm ,vel S , ll,0l 's rr-f 5 ' V-f l--QA 'six ki J I-.. I r ,I s v l. 497 C Torn Massey, Jody May, Mar- jorie Means, Vic Merritt, Carol Metcalf, Billie Miller, Conrad Miller, Ben Mires. Jackie Mize, Julia Mobe rly, Bruce Moody, Sherry Moore, Pauline Moore , Charles Mor- gan, Mary Morris, Edith Mosely. Neil Mustoe, Rosetta Myers, Marla Jean Neal, Alice Neal, Joyce Nelson, Lawerence New- ell, MurielNeff, James Nelrns. lre na Noble, Beverly O'De1l John Odil, James Olipha nz Jim Owens, Roberta Parent, Marjorie Paulk, RodneyParker. Joann Persall, Rosemary Pen- nington, Charles Pickard, Bill Pike, Claudine Porter, Bea Porterfield, Myron P r o c t o r, Carol Prothero. Owen Prothro, Paul Pumphrey, Glenn Purcell, Shirley Pyle s, Robert Reed, Keith Regier, BonnieRip1ey, Cruz Rodriquez. Junior Roll, Ella Beth Root, Elmer Rose, Juanita Rose, A leta Rucker, Carol Ross, Margaret Rupe, Donavon Ruthledge. Alice Sabourin, Gordon Schie- gel, Jack Scofield ,Carolyn Scott,NaneySee,Ruth Shelton, Mildred Shenold, Mary Shoff. Wayne Sill, Ronald Sigleton, Vivian Sisco, Betty Sisemore, Dorothy Smiley, Alice Smith, Richard Slifer,GeraldineSmith, Keith Smith, Margaret Smith Pauline Snyder, Delores Soder, Marsha Soleman, Betty Stafford Noris Stauffer, Anna Steadum. Marion Stapleton, Jack Sudduth, Richard Stevens, L a u r a Suesz, Billy Swartsfager,Patricia Sweek, Onis Tanner, Cy Ten- nery, John Throckmorton, Myrna Tib- bits, Jon Trent, Bob Townsend, Evelyn Tucker, PaulineTurney, Bill Vanderhoff, Bob Veith. Terry Vanell, Delores Vincent, Virginia Von Feldt, Jerry Von Scyoc, Larry Von Scyoc, Kaye Wakefield, Mary Waldron, Nor- man Walters. Jerry Warren, Jim Warren, Phyl- lis Wells, Lawrence Whipple, John Winningham, Nolan Wil' son, Harold Williams , Billie Williams. Bob Wilcox, Gail White, Dor- othy White, Gary Winningham, Helen Winters, Joan Wise, Wan- ita Wise, James Wolken. Verdabelle Wright, Ernestine Yoakum, HenryYoung, Bill Youngers, Neldeen Ziegler, Dick Zobel, Clara Craig, Don-f na Crone. Margaret Grant, Shirley Feely, Janet Helberg, Glenda Holman, Ella Howery, Sue Metz, Gerry McClelland, Elizabeth Moody. Leroy Noble, Loretta Pricer, Radine Robinson, Hazel School- ey, Betty Skelton, PatrickTear- ney, xi-135 ai A i cy ' - 21 3 7 K 2 I WJ' ,f O I ' ' , 3 fii, ' 521 T T v . if . K I' ! S! - , 4 S if' 95 . E+ ' -4 ,Q s 3 A' 1 ,f X, -- QQ . E7 , ' , 1 I i Q I X i WY' 'A' ' Y-'r I N a K ! Aa 'Q ' 1:3 x' w . 1 , '. 3 'WFP - gg I 31 L V.. -x,,,- lr- .Y r D, :gy Q ,951 - Z-, Q:-3' YL ' K ' I, 1 , V, ' A Mi ' ,, ,ri 1: g 9 :S rg. as 7. 'VL1 S Y ' -1 r , ' ,f K fl f I L 'f ,,. , Q ,Q ,, 15 MSN ' KQQ2! L: W.Fi'r:'l w V 'iz 1 J V Q x :gf 'V ' 'sh' B K' J S-1 ' f Q 4, ,, V Q Q., K E- R cg: -H A 'W ' r 1 . r ,A ws' M 4-33 .1 -' I Y Ag! 'l i 'av E-4 I,ll'll0l 5 Letha Adrran Jesse Baxter Rrchard Barnes Kenneth Bell Betty Bowley Annetta Bruce Patrrcua Buchanan Alberta Bugner Lourse Cable Ralph Chance Henry Cloud Darma Defore Me van Dull Patricia Dunagan Glenn Dvorak Albert Fox Ernest Frarzer Jrll r y Katheryn Frezell Tom Goetz John Gutrerrey Duck Harlowe n a a James rlenley Evadne Hopkrns Valdeva Howe Dorrs Johnson Robert Julrus Dorls Kennedy Donald Krrwan Veron Laswell Jerry Lnvnngston Harold Lucas W f IQJWJ Lyle Malors Gerald Muller Marcua Mylke Danny Nerfert Donna Palmer Shrrley Palmer Marvrn Passell Sera Patterson Elrzabeth Paulson Norma Pferfer Ralph Pe rson Harry Plulmer Ellrot Redenbaugh Betty Schlrcker Dan Shea Lewus Shclman Vernon Skeen Shrrley Sparks Garry Sparlrng Norman Str les Barbara Tlmmls Margaret Tubbe a T c Wanda Turner Frances Lee Ward Sharon Warner Lx la Watson Vera Welch Larry West Barbara W: lcox Glenda Wrnslow Lloyd Zang . 1 ,. f.,r 1 ,Q .4 Lf Louis Briggs Harold Oaks I . . . . Fe . 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Bandhaver, QQ., an 1 A is-'Z ,JL V, 5 Don Bayle, Y von ne Brugress, ' 4- ,- 'ftp :'. ' 'Ax N5 'T-fn , 9 z: , H Lola Beach, Bill Belcher, Larry 'S ' V, A j 'J' f 7 iQ' ,L if ' ' Belcher, Barbara Bell, Dewey ,,f A ' 1 Y A 'f ilxffv ' Benson, Pat Benton, f- fl UV4 ' I , ' 4.1 5 . f 6 N Bill Burg, George Bishop, War- ,a 2 ez ., Qs, Q 2 ' 9 -. renBla c k, La Vaughn Blair, hge' C2 A Q. L 15, A fi C7, Betty Bledsoe, Rollin Bledsoe, Sf, V 'jf la Y ' l 'I ' 4 r' Judy Bolinger, Mary Beth Bond. N, Phillys Bosley, Jimmy Bour- , J, 3 ,i , 5 Q .43 land, Janice Bower, Yvonne Branum,JerryBratr, Donna Briker, Julia Briley, Wesley Briley. Delorese Brittingham, Gerold Brook, John Brooks, Judy Brooks, Donna Brosius, Beverly Buchan- an, Sherry Buffington, JoAnne Bulmer. N44 V , 4- L alia ,dna I 0 I S L-. ' , ' s in LBS It si, ,. . , ,,,,g,,,gy 4 I r K, fa of ,'rqw , . 4 1 . 5 Q, 9 QQ EP ', J: of f ' f t f' Y '12 f ! 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SidneyC h a t man, Anna Mae Cheever, Charles Childers, John C lark, Lea man Ray Clark, Normajean Clark, VickiC1ark, Kay Clarke. Clifford Claxton, Loretta Cline , GlendaC logston, John Cly- borne, Wanda Dean Cole, Phyllis Conely, Jeanine Conkle, Daylene Conklin. TerryAl1en Cook, Joan Colley, Elmer Cope, Roderick Corner, S h ir le y Cossey, Bill Cotton, Janette Cotton, Viola Cowles. Robe r t Stewart Cox, William R. Cox, JamesCradduck, Rich- ard Daffron, Mary Joe Dalton, Richard Darge, Duane Daughen- baugh, Barbara Davis. Edward Davis, RayDavis,Elaine DeBusk, Larry DeGrant, Shirley Denton, JanverDerrington, Teresa D ic ke rson, Kenneth Dillman. Fred Disney, Von Eugene Dix, Armel E uge ne Dixon, David Dodson, Janice Dodson, Freda Karen Dolson,De1oris Donnelly, Arlene Doty. Betty Jo Driskell, Leon Wendell Dunham, Robert Giddion Dun- ham, AdareneDunn , Richard Lee Edmons, Ronald David Ed- mons, Carolyn Edwards, Fran- cine Eiseman. Max Dee Ellis, Jr., Betty Joan Ensley, FayeLouise Evans, Marica Faker, Kenneth F a r r i s Farha, Vonda Lee Farris, Sharon Feaster, Iona Lorraine Fike, Jerry Lee Foth, Nadine Fowler, Irwin Dean Foy, Archie Francis, Phyllis Fraze, AnnFree man, James R. Froese, Sharon Eileen Frost. Shirley Mae Frost, James Harry Gallant, Mary BethG a mble, B obb y Garrison, Carolee Get- tings, Laveta Joy Gilbert, Shir- ley Gilchrist, Shirley Gilley, Gloria Gilstrap, Do na ld Dean Gooch, Doris Gooding, Glenda Lou Goodman, David Lee Gore, Peggy Ann Graham, Russell Grant, Carl Richard Gray. Char1esA r thu r Gray, Tommy CoyGray,LeonGregg, Christine Griffith, LoraLize tte Grob, Richard Hackworth,James Ham- ilton, Phyllis Hamilton. Connie Hammer, Monte Ham- mond, Darlene H a rj o, Sandra Sue Harper, Terry Harrington Barbara Harris, Bettie Hastings Clayton Hawes. Ernest Hawkins, Martha Hayden Ruford Haynes, Rosalie H a y s Cecel.iaHead, Gene Olin Heagy Phillip Hearlson, Phyllis Hearl- son. VaConna Hearlson, Donald Hed - rick, Leland Heinze,Carol Hel- berg, JerryLeeHembree, How - ard Hendren, Ted F r a n k Hen- ning, Sammy Hersh. Ruth Ann Hewett, Donald Leon Hickey, Jimmy Lee Hinckley, Larry Hopkins, Connie Horton, Marilyn Ann Horton, Phyllis Jean Howard, PaulEugene How- ell. ,-.. . 1 ,, -.- ii :- r Xa, .X-.. 1 . ,ff .., 1 . ,- '3 du, or I c , '-.- -. , Xa ..! 41, 4 l',Ls. W 3 i ,a , ws 2 -. y Q D ,NA H11 .6 l ,-x i. Leg 55 qv ,Lg - 1, -1' 1 ' y ,ff-, A., 1 'S .t M . v rd 1 , .. ff gtf' ,Q-A ll Q9 xx: . , 1: 5 I N ' Y 3-J IA I Sb 'Z S .. f , 5 . . Z If , 'i F if Q .Ss - ' as rr Q - N P 7 t . -4 Q 44 x rx, 3 UU Q ' 9 6. 'i :fs 4:1 ' YI! I , ,x t -D 3 'N L . Q A Vs ' Q '53 . ku 'Q , 'j it sr- Q V I ix l V, a ,Ji 'f' ' ' ' g a ? ' ' lx v j.. fx, ZX ' 7 I 35 f '7 -,.u . ,, ' aI a itil ,v R is ..v.1vn -. 1 ' s JLG 5. I x lg ,l aw s-vs . ,- C six 'xv I ,. e- V K. Joan Hughes, Daryl Huson, Arlene Hutton, Charles lngrim, Duane Jacobs, Patsy Jean Ja mes, Sharon Sue Jay, Charline Jayne, Patsy Jenkins, Patricia Jester, Hope Jimenez, Claude Jones, Frances Johnson, J. W. Johnson, RichardJohnson, William John- son. Jerry Dean Jolly, Danny Joe Jones, Dennis Jones, Harry Wayne Jones, Alyn Jordan, Jer- ine Joslin, Alice Keller, Sherrie Kennedy. E le a n o r Kessler, Dan Eugene Kice, Jimmy Kilpatrick, James Kilts, Betty Jean Kinder, David Kirkbright, Charles Kisinger, Mary Kitch. J oAnna Kloefkorn, Martha Kloe f- Korn, Patricia Knoblock, Darla Knowled, Nancy Knowles, Roger Kolb, Jerome Laham, Marilyn Landon. Patricia Largent, Keith Lass- man, Gary Lawrence , Gary Lefever, lvan Leonard, Jimmie Lipper, James Lloyd, Na o rni Lough. Billy McCauley, Linda Mc- Claughry, Deanna McClelland, Yvonne McCray, Anita McCune Robert McCurry, Sandra Mc - Daniel, Della McGee. Lorna M c H o me, Sandra Mc- lntire, John M c Ka y, Sondra McKay, Robert McKenzie, Dar- lene McKinney, Ruth McNeice, Joan Macy. Carol M a g i l l, Don Mahaney, Anna Majors, Joy Manis, Jenell Mannen, Delores Maple, Larry Markum, Jerry Marsolf. Norma Maskrid, Ra ydean Mauck, James Medlam, Duane Meehan, Patricia Mendenhall, Beverly Messecar, Virginia Mike, Caroline Milberger, Lois Miller, Ruth Million James Miner, D o n a ld Moon Sally Mora, Wilma Morsbach Shirley Nanny, Carolyn Napier DannyNeifert, Carol Neighbor, MaeN elm s, Barbara Newell, Freddie Newman, Henry Noyes, Darlene Olsen, W,A. Osborn. Phyllis Osment, Sydney Palmer, Jack Parnell, Carol Pate, Den- nis Patterson, Barbara P a u lk , Wild a Pendergra ft, Elizabeth Pewther. Barbara Phillips, Henry Piper, RobertPirtlem, Barbara Pixley, T e r r y Potter, Ve r a Poynter, Stewart Price, Harlan Quinn. P h y ll is Raybourn, Patsy Ray- mond, M ax Ree ves, Merlyn Reiser, Gayle Renesu, Clinton Re n o 1 le t, Virginia Rhodes, David Richardson. Donald Richardson, Joan Rich- ardson, Myrtle Richardson, Don - ald Roberts, Jonny Rodriquez, Patsy Rollins, Ray Rosiere, Gary Ruckle. Roy Ruffin, Larry Ruffner, Bar- bara Rush, Arthur Rutledge, Ed- ward Ryan, W a lte r Sabourin Judith Sallee, Glenn Salmans Carolyn Sellers, Mildred Se- burn, Jo Ellen Semred, Ken- dall S c h e c k, Mary Shelton, Jackie Sherman, Carolyn Shuey, Kenneth Shutler. :tif '3'.' V 'g, 'rg' F- of -- i ' Cllxl 51- , L 1, f, X- xx., -t . ff -te' ' if ,151 -1 1, .i , 'Ira gt 41-5' A -L.. l xl . xv life-fr I Y ,IBA Jr, fi. 1 5 V yu' I v 5 asf- ' '11-s.'.r , 'aa- .ex 459 lb Cr: s fra ' ' Q' V ' U 1' ' Y 5 231. gf! fig y :Ls ' I .. Jawa , '-1 A A 9 , Q f 'P 5 G - . 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Jayne Whitton, Mary Wilkerson, Sha r o n Wilkins, Kathryn Wil- son, Rolland Windham, Charles Winger, JoeWo1f, Donald Woods. Jay Woodside, Da vid Woolf, Gary York, Renita Young, Ken- neth Zane, Michael Zakoura, PhyllisAm.hony, Sue Dill, Judy Ellis, Janet Helberg, Angel Inze, Connie Lacue, Kay Latham, Joyce Lawless, Carl Lytle, Deanna McAllister, Geraldine McCracken, Gerold McDavit, Dorthy Relves, Jua- nita Sanders, Carol Stith, Charles Walker. 6 g, VL NY' 0 .S,0laAom0re5 Wai fqcfure Joan Allen Abelardo Ayala Donald Bassett Richard Baxter Joyce Boyce Don Boyle Charles Brooks Janette Catlin Carl Cox Julia Fallat Larry Fanning Thomas Flowers Wilbur Garnett Marilyn Godman Don Gregg Mary Haggar David Hall Dick Harlowe Mary Harris Robert Herrman Eunice Hollaway Ruth LaFaun Horton William Joseph Howell Ronald Lee Hupman Paul Lewis Hutchinson Richard Alman Johnson Wayne Johnson lna Joy Kinkade James Everett Kirby Harold Eugene Kite Maxine Knowles Larry Dennis Kohlman James LaBat Karen Darlene Laferty 50,0 0I7l0l'0:5 lCfl,lI'Q Welberta Jean Laflun Harry Barley Lancelot lll Evelyn Juanlta Langwull Marvrn Dale Lewrs Jo Alrce Ludwnch Dale Eugene McBrude Bobby McCarty Eyvonne Loss McDonald Marlon Mabry Gary Galen Moore Ina Pauline Moore Judy Ann Moore Charles Elmer Morgan Waneta Fern Munsell Larry Norman Murphy Clarence Leroy Orman Patsy Raye Ownbey Joyce Corlne Palmer Rodney Earl Parker Ronald Peluso Myrul Harvey Plke Jlrnmle Roland Joyce Gwandolyn Rundell Walter Edwnn Sabourrn Jummle Lee Schock Kenneth Gene Schodde Donald Schulty James Rrley See Wrlbur Dale Sells Pete Shepherd Saundra Shepherd Connre Shoemaker Jean Horlene Shreve Frank Wallace Smith Marvin Leslue Smrth Ted Smuth Gary Ronald Stowe Clrfford Nathanrel Stoughton Carolyn Luculle Sugg Jummy Wrlson Sweatt Robert Eugene Trekle Alrce Kay Towns Gene Harold Tuckle Wanda Turner Jerry Van Y Mary Jon Waldren Gary Lee Wiley Gulda Carolina Wlllrs Gary Wmnlngham Wanrta Pearl Wise Ronald Leroy Wrsley Helen Jew ll Charles Josheph Wolken James Wolken 40 4 0 fO MlCl'1Gel Martin Miller Bennie Franklin Snider X 9 4 J X in-'3 X X Q K! 1 1 'I I I 1 :il I I . . 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CABINET AND COUNCIL MEMBERS ARE:Viona Gray-presidentg Pat Walker-vice-pres- ident. Freda Hegi-secretary: Pat Abplanalp-treasurerg Dorothy Hainline, Norma Mark- um, Veva Loyles. Janet Mannen, Muriel Neff. Jeanne Souza. La Doris Francis,De- light Cheatum, Shirley Laham, Kay Harrison. Caroll Setser, and Judy Peterson. Hi-Y, a Christian association for boys, isa branch of the YMCA. Its purpose isto create and maintain high standards of Christian living, clean speech, good scholarship, and sportsmanship throughout the school and community . Ist ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: M. Taylor. B. O'Dell, G. Phillippee. E Little, treas., H. Williams Sec.. B. Nickell. pres., J-. Rose, B Moody. 2nd ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: B. Vanderhoff. B. Haden. T. Venell, B. Edwards. J. Trent, W. Stanfield, Mr. Erwin Penner. Spon- sor, H. Smith, V. pres. 3rd ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: E. Soloman. N. Stauffer. T. Hart, B. Linder, D. Wilkins, Chaplain. F. Bishop, L. Stukey, D. Kasrerkee. 42 een unior mc! 60:55 Junior Red Cross at West High School is composed of members elected or appointed from each home room. It is a branch ofthe American Red Cross and some of its services are supervising the packing of boxes for both home and foreign needs, raising funds for the annual Red Cross drive, and keeping the student body in- formed of its various functions. FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: B. Williams, R. McNiece, S Hayworth, B. Raper, P, Rollins, V. Pres., R. Brumly, Pres., L. Dick, M. Stapleton, D. Knowles, J. Semrad. BACK ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: E. Haynes, H. Noyes, 1. Clark, R. Robinson H. Jiminez, M. Means, S. Gilchrist, R. Higgs, H. Smith, R. Reed. NOT PICTURED: Miss Esther Lewis, sponsor, N. Bowman, Sec., M. Gwinup, Treas. EM. CAL 43 I . y, , ,,., ,Af , IRM, 1 lst ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: L. Doty, C. Scott, S. Jayne, E. Cummins,P. Snyder, C. Jayne, D. Doty, H. Hickok, D. White, S. Martin, V. Wright, H. Witters. 2nd ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Verla Griffiths, sponsor, C. Sugg, S. Baldwin, J, Rose, J. Peters, P. Moody, C. Helvie, B. Bledsoe, P, Wells, K. Sutter, J. Brooks, B. Ripley, Miss Mary Holbert, sponsor, I, Lewis. 3rd ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: V. Hays,R. Robinson, A. Hutton, C. Chambers, P, Thompson, G. Chap- man, B. Harris, S. Martindale, Sec., A. Kinch, C. Thompson, J. Joslin, Beth Bledsoe. 4th ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: A. Doty, V. Donnelly, N. Overholt, C. Porter, A. Kleyman, R. Horton, C. Gettings, I. Coval, W, Bruce, V. Pend- egraft, L. Bledsoe, E. Moody, V. Pres. Sth ROW, LEFT TORIGHT: M. Bales, K. Zane, J. Johnson, Serg. of Arms, J. Kardatzke, R. Sutter, Treas. , E. Kinch, D, Hickok, D.Roberts, N. Walters H, Smith, Pres. , R. Higgs, M. Gerhold. 2nd SEMESTER OFFICERS: Pres. -J. Peters: Serg, at Arms-V, Pres,-M.Gwinup, M Gerhold, Sec.-A, Kinchg Treas. -N. Walters. E vdl' .-4.-.- E,..i. .1 A in Q is SJ? is--Eg Z 524' 5 E --. , PQHCA SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: E, Bing, President: Miss Lillian Wall, sponsor: C. Millberger, Vice-President. STANDING , LEFT TORIGHT: J. Frey, D, Trosper, P. Fraze, J. Rose, K. Shutler, J. Duryee, N. Clark, I. Carver, 1. Angel. NOT Pic- TURED: G. White, Secretary- Treasurerg R. Jones. oflafin STANDING: M. Frank, Pres. SEATED, 1stROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: D. Reeves, Sec-Treas- urer: Miss Lillian Wall, sponsor: A. Bell, vice-presidentgl. Frey. 2nd ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Askins, R. Hewett, H. School- ey, B. Harris. 3rd ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: L. Gilbert, F. John- son, N. Campbell. 4-th ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: C. Neighbor, L. Suesz,A. Hutton,G, Hendren, 5Lh ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: H. Quinn, D. Kirkbright, W, Sabourin. s.. laanw lub SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: D. White, S. Mora, C. Valodez, R, Robinson, J. Banuelos, N. Bales, J. Wo1f,STANDING,LEFT TO RIGHT: Miss Lillianw all, sponsor, B. Barcus, A. Kinch, W. Bruce, J. Tucker, P. Slay- maker, A. Jiminez, Secretary, D. Martin, M. Gerhold, L, Ayola, President:D. Whirworth, Vice-President: B. Berryman, C. Thompson, L. Beach, J. Ludwick, P. Cox, J. Fielder, I. Glaze, NOT PICTURED: I. Frey. 6159110 GHC! galfe OFFICERS: Darlene Scott, pres- identgChuck Pickard, vice-pres- identg Mary Dailey, secretary, Angelina Jiminez, treasurer, fm bg uaineria Kfu OFFICERS: Mary Ann Watson, pres identg Carmen Griffith, vice-pres- identg lda R oe h r m a n, Secretary, Evelyn Trautwein, treasurer. D44 CLA SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: C. Gettings, B Pewrher, H. Hickok, C. Ross, 1, wise, N Lewis, secretary-treasurer, B, Durling, pres identg L, Gibson, vice-president: J. Fiant B. Bartlett, K. Dunn. STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Maurice Weddle, sponsor, Miss Janet Lowe, sponsorg M. Shelton, R. Shelton P, Tearney, S. Denton, J. Stanley: K Clarke, J. Kr1ight,M. Harshberger,D.Fulker R, Holden, J. Harrison, S. Cossey, R, Jenkins J. Throckmorton, L. Landrum, T. Venell D. Hickok, B. Hayden, E. Bing. Oyfi , 6,9 OFFICERS: Le Wayne Maple. presidentg Darryl Bradbury. vice-presidentg Dick Benjamin, secretary: Lawrence Whipple. treasurer. ir fs, ep OFFICERS: Carol Pennington, president retaryg Nancy Brazili, treasurer. vice -president: Mert Neff. sec - Q11 Y' .-.........4.... 9 r' '14 4' i A Yun 3 .-..-17. 38 50 .5 - 46 ku P Clhlefa OFFICERS: president, A lbert Briggs vice-president. R u s se ll McKay: Sec retary-treasurerg Bill Swartsfager. OFFICERS: president, Gloria Markerg vice-president. Vicki Clarkg secretary-rreasurerg Donna Bricker. O Mrs. Marian Pool school nurse. ju fare ur:ie.4 of ,Am erica ,eff fyfl Nm . OFFICERS: Mary Gwiriup, president, Alice Bell, vice-president: Kathy Wilson, secretary treasurer, Alice Neal, correspondence secretary. CAM CAL OFFICERS: Bob Barcus, presidemg Jerry Warren, vice-president: Bill McCaw- ley, match maker. 48 WV FW 6 1-' f X' W Mfg Wx QW fl M, N ! Q! 1 . ' I Ka W A' If 3 f Q Q N gf A WG f KX f if . N Y H v 1 .X .L .. W f 31' X I X 4 W XX Xxyx pg. 'm x xmxxxx my 5: 2 x 'x Q J!!! X ymrecl C400 -A FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT:Joan Lane, VevaLoyles, 0 Viona Gray, Mickey Gwinup, Janet Peters, Peggy' Moody, Elizabeth Moody, Marlene Griffin, Ju ith Peterson, Barbara Howard, June Clay, Verletta Hays. Sonia Clay. SECOND ROW: Suzanne Martin, Kay Harrison, Margaret Grant, Juanita Rose, Norma Mat- kum, Flossie Siemens, Mary Romig, Jeannie Souza, Wanda Me 'er, Dorothy Hainline, Janice Mustoe, Anneia Richards, accompanist, Phyllis Trimble. ' THIRD ROW: Aubrey Kelly, Joe Rose, Jim Bowles, BillNickell, KeithMardock, Darryl Bradbury, Floyd Skelton, Stan Harper, Jerry Lane, Charles Davey, Raymond Blaine, director, J. EllisJackson. FOURTH ROW: Kenny McNiece, Howard Williams, Frank Bishop, Bill Pike, Jack Bennet, Larry Foss, Don De- Lair, Bob Smith, Sian Hampson, Wayne Sill, Neil Mustoe, Keith Regier. NOT PICTURED ARE: Sue Metz and Jack Lincicome. awe an jorfune .Z er lm T A L Tw V 1 uf :-fiifn'- 'dai 'wg 5 1 C , l '9 I ,V --.o ,off Y . .4- il at CAST MEMBERS:DarrylBradbury, Joe Rose, Wayne Sill, Raymond Blaine, Bill Pike. Stan Hampson, Jim Bowles, Norma Markum, Ver1ettaHays, Elizabeth Moody, Jack Lincicome, Keith Mardock, Peggy Moody. Bill Nickell, Janicelwlustoe. and Jeanne Souza. DIRECTION STAFF: J. Ellis Jackson, Norma J. Smith, Rawley T. Farnsworth. Elda Richardhawrence W. Kinney, Maurice Weddle, Elaine Laptad, and Phyllis Trimble. ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Gloria Chapman, Tonita Henry, Carol Ross, Phyllis Wells. Marilyn Jacobs, Coleen Helen Hickok, Eugnee Haynes, Jerry Warren, John Throckmorton, Bill Bartlett, Shirley Laham. Beth Bledsoe, Porterfield, Verdabelle Wright. SECOND ROW: Miss Elda Rickard. Carol Pennington. Pat Walker, Shirley Martin- Judy Askins, Joan Wise, Roberta Long, Terry Venell, Eugene Kinch, Tom Massey, Jim Fiant, Allen Eck, Phyllis Beth Huxtable, Nancy Lewis, Pat Galloway.THIRD ROW: Harry Kanavy, Glenn Purcell, Jerry Johnson, Reiser, Vernon Skeen, Ralph Chance, Dwayne Cox, Roger Sutter, Jim Wolken, on Iflickok, Kenneth Dunn. Hayden, Norman Walters. I .4 f v.'k ' U xkcfjp 'L J 1 1 - F 1 K-f r ' ff 5, O.: D ' E my G . V V K 1 I , CA Ofllif r MXQJ e E J' 0 , go 'r df L ! Q 1 Q XE? Q' ' l .5-3 -Q , fra, - : FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Miss Edla Pickard, Florence Logan, Mary Kay Buscher, Marlene Callison, Gloria 6 Chapman.JoannPearsall, Vir- f ginia Coleman,Nancy Brazill, Inogene Lewis. SECOND ROW, LEFT TORIGHT:Patsy Thom- son, Marsha Soleman, Norma Markum. Donna Crone, Ann Bowles,Jayne 1-lancock.Jackie Mize, Marcia Jess. La Doris Fr a rr c i s. Marla Jean Neal. THIRD ROW , LEFT TO RIGHT: Nancy See, Kay F or e ma n, Helen Shumate, Nyda Mann- ing, Arleta Kleymann, Loretta Pricer, Lavonne Bledsoe. Bernardine Hodges. and Phebe Cox. E T13 !-,-- , I-N 371 K I- 'T' 'F' l S' EX: ' 1 'Fw ' , F- A 5 IS A J T BA CK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT:Mickey Gwinup, Keith Mardock, Bob Smith, Larry Foss, Stan llampson, Jack Lincicome. Neil Mustoe. Jeanne Souza, Janice Mustoe, FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Janet Peters, Peggy Moody, Elizabeth Moody, Bill Nickel, Raymond Blaine. Janet Mannen, and Verlerra Hays, pianistg Phyllis Trimble. .7Ae malernera , . -. ' 7 ' Q fl A ' JJ rl L A - A A qv I -if - V- U U' -4 5 J , , Q I .. ,., 9 If I , Jjs., 4, IIN K , V! A V f r f' 'f V ,f .,, yi T Q, wt , R, Fa ,vi X X F if off' 1 Q ' , ,- 1 'I -N sw , ,, I 1 , G , X K, LEFT TO RIGHT: Druscilla ,' x , . 'ML 1 , - L7 , .V . E15 t i P' 4' .' A sv ' 5 ' Q y I if 1 5:5 11: Bush, Juanita Rose, Kay Harri- ,, 5,4 4 1 R , I T T . , ' I V F- son, Glenda Goodman, Donna 5 lg -. 2 XTX E I l y Y xg, ! ' 1, u in I Tibbits. Norma Markum. Sha- ? Q f I W ' LW! , lu if i J' Q ron Frost,Anita Taryp,La Doris ' K 5 5 V ,Q Francis, Suzanne Martin. A Ia 4 tr L 4 -k,- A ' 5 . , , . , T 5 . , , . is l Sp 0l'l'l0l'e gag , Le FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Druscilla Bush, Julia Briley, Hope Jiminez, Shirley Gilley, Mary Beth Gamble, Pat Ramond, Donna Tibbits, Adarene Dunn, Judy Sallee, Vera Poynter. Donna Bricker, Joy Manes, Donna Brocius, JanetTucker, Gloria Tennery, Mary Harris, Jeanine Mc Kay, and Miss Edla Rickard. SECOND ROW: Loretta Cline. Barbara Phillips, Wilma Morsbach, Ila Warden, Vella Donnelly, Iona Fike, Phylis Osment, Vonda Farris, Anita McCune, Anita Tarpy, Joyce Rundell, and Lorna McHone, Jacque Anderson. Carlene Champie. Myrtle Richardson, and Joan Richardson. THIRD ROW: Mari Camp, Saundra Sheppard, Bettie Hasting, Nadine Fowler, Jean Stovall, Yvonne Branum, Glenda Goodman, Peggy Graham, Renita Young, Sandra Mclntire, Janice Bower, Pat Slaymaker, Janice Dodson, Jayne Whittan, Phyllis Hearlson, Arlene Doty, Freda Dolson. Phyllis Howard, Charlene Jayne. FOURTH ROW: Carol Stith, Shirley Cossey, Kathy Wilson, Ruth McNeice, Pat Knoblock, Vaunda Wartick, Judy Bolinger, Beth Pewther, Wilda Pendergraft, Kay Latham, Mary Jo Warren. Ruth Hewett, Patty Catlin, Anna Majors, Deanna McAllister, Betty Jo Driskel, Carol Helberg, Dorothy Reeves, LaVeta Gilbert, Sharon Feaster, VaConna Hearlson, Sandra McDaniel, Carolyn Napier, and Sharon Frost. 3,0 0l'l'l0I'e 095 , L8 BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Gary Stowe, David Dodson, Robert Adams, Leaman Clark, Bob Snyder, Jerry Mar- solf, and Harry Lancelot. MIDDLE ROW: Archie Francis, J.W. Johnson. Don Gooch, Mike Zakaura, Gerald Mc- Davitt. Clinton Renollet, and Lary Hopkins. FRONT ROW: Larry Markum, Jerry Spotts. Jim Snell. Bill Berg, Max Ellis, Rollin Bledsoe, and Don Bassett. :UI ,fi Ol'CAQ5fI'Cl ana! gan! and Jeannine McKay, majorettes. FIRST ROW , LEFT TO RIGHT: Maureen Smith, Albert Briggs, Jeanette Friebus. Lora Gob Joyce Fear, Nancy Campbell, Lois Beach. SECOND ROW: Karen Sutter Judy Brooks, Glenda Clogsten. Darlene Olsen, Carol Neighbor, George Grrd Ann Bowles, Donald Roberts, Larry Gray. STANDING: Pat Shea and con- ductor Lawrence Kinney. PERCUSSION: Kenneth Zane, Eugene Dixon, Betty Hasting, Richard Carrington, Dennis Jones, Pat Shea, Henry Young, and Pat Largent. SAXOPHONE:Sondra Lyda, Sharon Jay, Leaha Thomas. and Robert Pirtle. CORONET AND TRUMPET: James Mailen, Gary Fugate, Russel Grant, Bill Johnson, Larry Gray, Duane Martin. Gayle Gordon, Joanna Kleofkorn, Lorna McHone, Doris Beckham, and Larry Barrett. BASSES: Harold Kite, Patty Catlin, and Larry Hammer. FLUTES: Jeanette Freibus and Lora Grob. TROMBONES: John Kardatzka, Jim Graves. Freddie Anderson, and Mary Dailey. HORNS: Carol Getrings, Mary Wallen, and Richard Hackworth. BARITONE: John Howell, Jack Bupp, David Ward, and Rodney Corner. CLARINETS: Joyce Fear, Ann Bowles, Francis Eckhart, Sidney Palmer, Leatha Thomas, Margaret Smith. Larry Vanpelt, Ronnie Peluso, Shirley Denton, Sharon Wilkins, Leonard Grubb, Keith Lassman, Ina Moore, George Gird, Pat Synder, and Carol Neighbor. BASSON: Donald Roberts. ALTO CLARINET: Yvonne Blair. BASS CLARINET: Muriel Neff. Conductor: Lawrence Kinny. NOT PICTURED: Maureen Smith. 52 PICTURED LEFT TO RIGHT. IN THE PICTURE ARE: Ralph Thrash, drum Peggy Anderson. Deanna Walters. Betty T' A Qs .sguclenf lQe:iearcA Commiffee LEFT T0 RIGHT: Pat Rollins, Marlene Griffin, Jim Bowles. Janice Duryee, Connie Shoemaker, Illa Carver, Ralph Chance, and Beverly Durling. .gzzclenf Counci LEFT TO RIGHT: Marlene Griffin, Marilyn Jacobs, Phyllis Trimble. Par Bartholomew, Leland Hines, Keith Mar- dock, Merle Taylor, Phyllis Hinderliter, Bea Porterfield, Judy Bolinger, Mary Harris, Carol Helburg, and Jerry Warren. 53 l Q: ' QCOI7, Snleiftef my mmf swf FIRST ROW: Beverly O'Dell, Jackie Carr, Sharon Cit- ron, Bill McClain, Sharon Simpson, Annl-louse. SEC- OND ROW: Lauren Hamilton , Fred Kelley. Gary Fugate, LaVonne Bledsoe. and Ina Moore. NOT PICT URED ARE: Marilyn Stubbs and Barbara Carr. jzfdt Szlflelftel' mai War! ga! LEFT TO RIGHT , STANDING: Sonia Clay, Bern- ardine Hodges. Sharon Citron, Carol Penning- ton, Shirley Laham. Bill McClain, Nancy Bra- zill, Marilyn Stubbs, LaVonne Bledsoe. Bev- erly Odell, Jackie Carr, Marjorie Renolett. FIRST ROW: Bill Hertige, Sharon Simpson. Harry Smith, Pat Budd, Lauren Hamilton. The journalism staff publishes the school paper the WEST WORD. This name was selected by the student body in October of T953 and the first paper was published October T6, i953 . Mr. Wilfred G. Richert, is the advisor. 1, XX if ls ' a jai! Ska!! SEATED ARE: Sharon Simpson, business man- ager: LaVonne Bledsoe, editor: and Harry Smith, assistant editor. STANDING ARE: Dick Munzinger, Carmen Plummer, Garry Moss. Mavis Garner, Beverly Tuell, Sharon Citron. Dorothy Hainline. Janis Kinney, Marjorie Re- nollet, Carol Pennington, Nita Farris, Marilyn Jacobs, Jackie Mize, Joann Pearsall. Jackie Carr, Myrna Tibbits. and Beverly 0'De1l. NOT PICTURED ARE Marilyn Stubbs, business man- ager: Ann Bowles, Marla Neal, and Bill Mc- Clain. The TRAIL was voted in November of i953 by the West High student body as the name of the yearbook. Under the direction of the ad- 54 visor, Mr. Wilfred G. Richert, the firstTRAIL staff published this book . kia , lC0 l'0Ct0l'd Moberly Jayne Hancock Joan Davrs Delores Vmcent SECOND ROW Judy Ellrs Phyllrs Howard Barbara Bushy head Lyllth Dunaway Carol Thompson Paulrne Snyder Arne May Jones Mary Morrrs Velma Allrdean John son THIRD ROW Rlchard Stevens Mary Krtch Jean Stovall Mae Nelms Vrvran Moler Phyllls Trrmble Jamce Bower Yvonne B1-anum Barbara Davls FOURTH ROW Betty Green Alberta Lrttlejohn Jack1e Anderson Sherry Buffrngton Dorothy Darlmg Pat Budd Pat Galloway Betty Lovesee Jo Ann Nash FIFTH ROW Sue Metz Shrrley Kolb Beverly Buchanan Vaconna Hearlson Velma Compton Ruth Hewett Delores Brrttmgham urae mcfom LEFT TO RIGHT Al1ce Mary Sabourrn. Mary McDowell, Frances Johnson, Lrnda McClaughry, Darlene Scott, Grace Baker. Helen Schumate, Joyce Nelson. Myrna Ford 55 Q V, , . ., R 1 I I 7 . B I ' ,sf R f ty- - 4 S, K A ,V rt-Y . . V, . is I H v ' of 1 'F I I -, N ' I H . 1 ,S O f FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Shirley Hayworth. Carol Pate, Ruth Million. May Lee Shofe, Helen Jonker, Julia we - 4 ' fi: 5 m ,Q T. - ' r X g V KJ cy 5 r 4 ' N I'Cl Pg l'0Cf0l':f FIRST ROW LEFT TO RIGHT Terry Har rmgton Edrth Mosely Sandra Stockwell Mary Kay W1lkerson Beverly MCSSICZI Barbara Rush Mary Shelton SECOND ROW Ga1lHendren Carolyn Sugg Bar bara Wh1te Barbara Prxley Hope Jxmenez LOIS Mtller Loretta Prrcer Vaunda War I1Ck Mary Kltch BeverlyTuell and Jrm m1e Chalfant 57A2:il9L6lI'l:5 LEFT TORIGHT Mr RawleyFarns worth Jackre Long Judy Peterson 11m Lararner Jackle M1ze Harry Smrth Pat Thompson and Pat Johnson 00 45 Ofe l'0Ct0I'5 LEFT TORIGHT: Billie Miller,Ani- ta Forshee, Ray Kile, Mary Kay Buscher, Mary Waldon. Geraldine McCracken. CENTER: Mr. John White. ht SHOWN FROM LEFT TO RIGHT IN THE ABOVE PHOTOGRAPHS ARE Pat Thompson Jackle Mrze Stewart Prrce Patlohnson B111 McCla1n Angellna J1m1nez and Chuck Prckard ellen feellf lfLl'l'll'l'l2l' West High sclrama history began with nts Firstall school pl y Seventeenth Summer Thnswasa heartwarming play concerning all the happiness and troubles of young love Theplay was presented Nov ember l9 2l Director Rowley Farnsworth LEFT TO RIGHT Dan Krse Mary Dally Lynn Just Jean Souza Stewart Prrce Sue Metz Pat Johnson Brll McCla1n Jaclue Mrze Walter Sabourxn. STAND- ING IN FRONT:Angelina Jiminez and SEATED ARE:ChuckPickatd Pat Thomp- SOD. loaf .Horizon West High's first senior play, Lost Horizon, was presented March I8-19. This was the dramatic story of Shangri La . Director: Rawley Famsworth FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Margaret Mc Clelland, Judith Peterson, Ann Bowles, Alice Zinn, Pat Johnson. fstage managerj. SECOND ROW: LEFT TO RlGHT:Harry Smith. Jimmy Larmer, Darlene Scott. Wally Huxtable, Janis Kenny. Bill Heritage. Shirley Hayworth. Merle Taylor, and Joe Rose. C6 97 0 IE tw unaor- Q m Q ' ii ' 1 . v if f f enwr B -., T, l'0l'Yl A 1 M , Christy Irion and Jim Bowles were crowned king and queen of the first West High Junior-Senior Prom, Seventh Heaven, which was held in the ballroom of the Broadview Hotel February 13, 1954. Attendants, left to right, were Kenny Loffland, Ronnie Fisher, Chuck Pickard, Muriel Neff, Pat Galloway, and Joan Allan . ng fy F , 0 ' i f A fill' J' Y i rj, 7 X ff, - un. f Q ,g , if X -:X x A f 3, Sitting around the tablefora group picture are A scene from the dance, Seventh Heaven a few of the dancers at Seventh Heaven . L Crowning the football king and queen, Larry Foss and Viona Gray, at the Rompus for Royalty dance are Joann Pearsall and Chuck Pickard, head cheerleaders. f- 'W WN 5 2, X X X I X X A , -J X J ,H 1' ' ' 7 141, X X J, 1 1' V 1 'V 4 I, lf l ,J X' v X '- 7 8 . lyt, 1 -Q LEFT TO RIGHT: Eddie Kriwiel, Coach, Junior McKay, Kenneth McNiece, Larry Doran, Milton Schooley, DarrylBradbury, Danny Jones, Merlyn Reiser, Dick Munzinger, Keith Mardock, Dick Zobel, Leroy Nobel, and Stub Mayo, assistant coach. SECOND ROW: Leroy Snyder, Larry Foss, DickB e nja min , Lewayne Maple, Ron Fisher, Lester Hall, Bill Johnson, Harry Pike, Jim Mc Cormick, Vic Meritt, Jon Scott, and Larry Markum, manager. THIRD ROW: Jimmy Larmar, manager, Harry Lancelot, David Wolf, Charles Rosendale, Dennis Patterson, Bob Townsend, Gene Crossett, Dave Dunbar, Garry Moss, Jerry Bradfield, Jack Scofield, Cy Tennery, and Larry Hopkins, manager, .8H9.f?1 95 'Ger 'a.-vw ' .SZAQJML West Sept Plcneview won Sept Newton won Oct Hutchinson won Oct Ark City lost Oct North lost Oct Winfield won Oct Augusta tie Nov Wellington lost Nov Eldorado tie Nov East won 59 Plainview, September 18, 1953 Playing the first game in the history of West Hi h, the Pioneers swamped the Plainview Grimlens! The highlight of the game came on the first pla when Jack Scofield threw a long pass to Gene Crossette who sprinted 30 yards for the first D to be tabulated by any West High Athlete. Notc on tent with scoring once, the Pioneers pushed five more rallies into pay dirt before the final gun! The score 38 -O! Newton, September 25, 1953 The Pioneers overpowered the Newton Railroaders in their first out of town ame, 21-O! A quick pass in the first half from Scofieldgto Zobel, marked up the team's first tally, ln the third period, after a sustained drive, Les Hall plunged over from the 5 yard line to score the second touc down! In the final stanza, Hall added six more points by :printing twelve yards off tackle. Scofield then kicked his ird consecutive extra point of the game, to sew up the West High Victory. Arkansas City, October 9, 1953 The West Hi h Pioneers tasted their first bitter defeat in the history oigthe school when they bowed to the Ark Valley League Champions, Ark City, 13 to 7. T e bu ldogs scored first midway in the second period when Jim Kenn , fullbac k, raced 42 yards off-tackle without a handytouching him. Perioco kicked the extra point and the bulldogs led 7 to 0 at the half. The Pioneers came back fighting, taking, the ball on their own 25 and moving 75tyards to a touc down. Sco- field carried the last 3 yards or the score. He then kicked the conversion, and the score was tied 7 to 7. At the start of the fourth quarter the Ark Citians re- ceived awestdpunt on their 40 yard line and by short line plunges move the ball to the West 4, The Pioneer line stiffened and held for three downs but on the fourth Curtis Adams scored from the two. The kick was wide and the North, October 16, 1953 Hutchinson, October 2, 1953 In what was considered the toughest game ofthe sea- son, West squeaked out a 1 point margin over an ambitious Salt Hawk eleven by scoring asix-pointer in the last two minutes of play. The final score was 32 to 31. West scored three times in the first half while Hutch counted once and it looked as thou h this one was in the bag, but a dropped punt retum, a bqocked kick, and two fumbles on plays from scrimmage donated 25 points to the Salrylcause. est dominated play in the final stanza controllin the ball most of the period and scoring twice to wrap upgheir third straight win of the season. The Redskins reversed histor , and scalped the Pioneers to the chant of 14-6, in their illrst game together. In the first quarter followinga series of fumbles from both sid s, a North linesman fell on a wild center of West's, and afler several short gains, Vauglhn sneaked over to make the first T D, At the end of the alf the score was raised to 14-0, by a pass from Vaughn to Simpson, and a conversion by Dilllon. In the last quarter, Scofield hit Gene Crossette with an aerial from the 40 to the 14 yard line, and Cros- sette went over to score West's only touchdown as the gun sounded. Bullpups led 13 to 7. Winfield, Oct. 23, 1953 Playinghspirited ball, the Pioneers made their offense click and eir defense hold, dropping the Vikings from Winfield 19-14 at Veterans' field. TheVik ings drew first blood when they caught the West defense napping and scored on a screen pass. West came right back when Dunbar raced 60 yards off tackle for the score. Later in the same period, after an exchange of punts, Crossette went 59 yards for the second Pioneer touchdown. At the beginning of the fourth stanza the Vikes gave the Wayflnders a scare when Charles Faust intercepted a West pass and raced 98Lyards for the tieing score. However the Pioneers sewed up e victory when Scofield hit Cros- sette with a 28 yard aerial. Eldorado, November 13, 1953 Augusta, October 30, 1953 The West High Pioneers were held to a suprising 6 to 6 tie by a keyed-up Augusta Oriole team. The Pioneers scored from'rhe 1-yard line with 15 seconds left in the first half. The third period was scoreless, but late in the fourth quarter, the Orioles scored their only touchdown, The Augusta attempt for the extra point failed. Playing their second tie 'game of the ear, the West Pioneers held a favored ldorado Wildlcat team to a '7-7 deadlock. In the first half, neither team netrated beyond each others 20 yard line, but micfway in the third period, Dunbar raced fort -two yards through the middle on a trap play. Scolfleld then kicked the all- important point, The Wildcats received the kickoff on their o,wn 1 yard line, and proceeded to claw their way 99 yards or the tieing score. rf. xii, Wellington, November 4, 1953 Playing in bleak-soglgy weather, the West High Pioneers were defeated y the Wellington Crusaders 13-6. Wellington started with a bang, scoring' before 3 minutes had passed and it looked as thot? it would be a rout, But West High dug in and hel them to a 7-0 half time score, In the third perioda40 yard pass from Scofield to Crossette netted the Wichitans 6 points, but the extra point was missed. Late in the fourth the Crusaders scored the final tally of the game, East, November 30 West smeared East in a muddy upset at Veterans' Field. The Pioneers defeated the Aces 13-6 as approximately 1,500 fans watched in sorrow, amazement, and joy. On the first T D, Dunbar plunged ten yards. west led East 7-0 at the half. East scored oncein the third period, but the kick went wide and it seemed as though Sco ield's accurate toe would spell the victory for West. With two minutes left in the final period, Les Hall intercepted an Ace pass and ran 45 yards for the final counter, Pictured from left to rightare football managers Larry Hopkins, Jim Larmer, Coach Eddie Kriwiel, and Larry Markum. 3 ul Jack Scofield Larry Foss gaalfelgaff .14 jam BACK ROW LEFT TO RIGHT Gene Heagy Earnest l-Iawkrns Don DeLa1r Fred Matzenbacher Irm Trower Jerry Rogers and Sumner Roberts head basketball coach MIDDLE ROW Drck Zobel Herb Cott Bob Smlth hm Gallant FRONT ROW Gene Crossette Jack Scofreld lester Hall Larry Foss and Dave Dunbar Although the West Hugh basketball squad was not as successful on the court as the football squad was on the turf, the young Pioneer squad showed remarkable Improvement during the 53 54 basketball season Flnrshrng the season nn a he for seventh place, the Pgoneers cllmaxed the current season ln a thrllllng 57 55 near upset overtime game On January 22 23 West Hugh was host to an lnvltatlonal Gene Crossette parhcrpated West won thlrd place Dave Dunbar -l Lester Hall 5 , 5 I Ps is If V X . : . ' . H 5 I K A D : . l . l , D . X 3 9 , . , lg . ' i tournament in which St. IlAary's, El Dorado, Augusta, and West Fm! . . . . I y X li 5 2 X 5 2 A X Z il 7 x? V ' 'W Q . L.. Herb Cott Z?CL15L8lACl! 5 .lain fm wr W N ttf! 1 Lir -1'-1 :ri-' -ang-:J le!! UN i1::nl?qlNrg W CB 'S BACK ROW LEFT TO RIGHT Jr McKay Henry Noyes Jerry DeGrant Davld Wolff J1m Gallant MIDDLE ROW Fred Robbms Emest Hawklns Donald H1cky B111 Berg Carl Gray coach Edd1e Knw1el FRONT ROW Manager B111 Belcher Bob Snyder Gene Heagy Jerry Sopts J1m Burlelgh and T1.m Tower Playmg spnrlted ball throughout the season and coached by assist ant coach Eddle Krlwlel the Pioneer B squad accumulated an admnrable enght won and elght lost record Although the B squad members came from dnfferent schools and possessed varnous degrees of abllltles and experiences, they were able to form an aggressive team which Improved greatly during the season These players will be the backbone of the 55 basketball squad Ernest Hawk n ns Gene Geagey .X u I lb lm Gallant Jim Trower 63 Dick Zobel g -- 9 -j . an A ,F F g ' y l ' 3 , 1' V WU 430 . gs. in ttf VV VF A ? I y,,xfy,.:2i I Ai X I .I J J? EAL J 2 L. 1-. 1' V f , 1 L gl 1 'y 5 1 1 f in lv A! 6 pf 'A gh p -lg fx s 1 ir r' W f --'-' ' lk v . . . I . n u e .a . . n J. my ' J 0 1' - ,. ff' f nfl 2 - p , V al P y xg 1 2 1 y, :lain SAQJUA West Opponent Planevrew Newton Hutchmson Ark Crty North East Wm Wrnfreld St Mary s El Dorado r place West Wellrngton Newton Hutchrnson Ark Crty North Wmfreld Wellrngton El Dorado East Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Ia Ja Ian Ian 5 8 forfert I2 19 Tournament Ian 22 2 an an e e e e e Mar Mar 5 3 lam ,SZ'Aec!uL West Opponent Planevrew Newton Hutchrnson Ark Crty North East Wmfreld St Mary s El Dorado Wellmgton Newton Hutchrnson Ark Crty North wmfreld Wellrngton I Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec an an an an an an e e e e e Bob Smith al'l6lg0l'5 PICTURED LEFT TORIGHT ARE Basketball Managers Larry Belcher B111 Belcher and Davxd Gore Don DeLclr Jerry Rogers T 1 ,4 X -On-I wimming eam FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Jim Burke, Jim Blank, Edward Soloman, Lynn Just, Harry Lancelot, Norris Stauffer. SECOND ROW: David Kirkbright, Oren Baker, Edward Davis. Larry McCowan, Bob Townsend. Jim Knight. THIRD ROW: Keith Lassman. LarryAdams. Leland Heinze, John Stanley, Larry Stanley, Coach A.B. Collum. wimming ,SZAecluL WEST 39 Jan. I7 Jan. 40 Jan. 6 Jan. 27 Jan. I8 Jan. 4 27 Ian. 22 If2 Jan. Third place Third place ennid eam FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Larry Hopkins. Keith Smith Don Dafferon, Pete Youngers, Dick Munzinger, Phillip Davis Russell Grant. SECOND ROW: Gary Lawrence, Kenneth Shut ler, Herb Cott. Bill Connors, Wade Stanfield. Jim Snell Coach Stub Mayo. ennid ,SZAecluA OPPONENT April 2 OPEN DATE North 26 April 6 North There fRiversideJ East 49 April 9 El Dorado Here fRiversideJ North 26 April I3 East Here QRiversidej Coffeyville 68 April I5 Ark City Here QRiversideJ Kansas City 39 April 23 El Dorado There East 48 April 30 Ark Valley Tournament Topeka 39 May 7 Regional Topeka 34 lf2 May I4 State Quadrangler meet State meet 65 mealgng XX ff ,. if A90 f 'H z ,,, V, f ty-.W-awfj':J,eQ BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Garry Moss. Kenny Loffland. Bill Pike, John Babbs, Harry Jones, Don Dafferon, LeRoy Noble, Bob Tickle. Coach Stub Mayo. MIDDLE ROW: Jon Scott, Dennis Patterson, Pete Shepherd, Jim Burns, Charles Rosendale, Joe Ayala, Ralph Thrash. Larry Fanning. Bill Youngers. FRONT ROW: Joe Woolf, Larry Hopkins, Gary Fugate, Alfred Favaro, Jim Briley, Larry Murphy, Danny Niffert. and Russel Grant. gay mm 24 42 28 Feb March 31 April 8 April I5 , ,W . April 23 ' April 29 May 6 Jan. Ian. 8 Jan. 20 Jan. 28 Jan. 23 Jan. 38 Feb Jud reafgng .S2Ae 16 I2 I4 19 28 go I2 I7 Douglas Salina Topeka East El Dorado Douglass North Topeka OPPONEN 24 4 14 28 II 21 6 14 gif 514824 Ark City Invitational West - North - East - Invitational--Sims Park Salina Invitational Hutchinson Invitational Ark Valley League OPEN May I4 8t 16 State LEFT TO RIGHT ARE: Coach Sumner Roberts. Larry Ded- rick, Gary Carrington, Stan Harper, Nolan Wilson, War- ren Ernie, Bob McDaniel, Dick Johnson. Bill Nichell and Bob Stark. 66 flag .lam 0148! FRONT ROW LEFT TO RIGHT Robert Trckle Eugene Lrttle Irmmy Fxant Harry Lancelot Danny Nrffert Kerth Mardock Chuck Rosendale Arthur Rutledge Morley Grrffrn Gary Lane Gene Crossette Gene Heagy MIDDLE ROW Irm Burke Carl Lytle Larry DeGrant Roger Jenkms Rrchard Maack Jerry Bratt Gary LeFever Bob Bower Harry Jones Tom Flowers Gary Forshee Brll Darnell Henry Cloud BACK ROW A B Collum M11tonSchooley IC Hartman Ewell Retser Ear1Dupree Delbert Epperly Larry Newell Jlm Blank John Babbs Lester Hall Drck Benjamrn Bob Smrth Bob Snyder and Guy McMurray ALT!! l00I'f5Ifl6lll5 0 2 juc S' Q U 2 I A keen but friendly rrvolry March 26 East North West Aprtl 9 Wlchlta Untverstty Invxtattonal Meet 2 Courtesy to offrcrols and players APM I5 OPEN DATE Aprrl 23 East Invrtatronal Meet Apr1l3O Ark Valley League Meet May 8 Regtonal May I4 8a I5 State Qlvlanhattany 3 Respect for property ond rrghts of others N ' ,ff Ax 5? 7 WV' I' Cl Q ' CJ L J f CKJQACLF ECLWI ' FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Cy Tennery, Bob Townsend. Darryl Bradbury, Dave Dunbar, Larry Foss. Bill Dickerson, Mike Zakoura, Jerry Bradfield, Jack Scofield, Bob Barrow. SECOND ROW: Coach Eddie Kriwiel. John Rodriquez. Charley Childers, Henry Noyes, Larry Hamilton, Bill Johnson, John Howell. Tom Gray. Larry Markum, Jimmy Gallant, Dennis Peterson. and Billy Berg. 061 CAQJ 1 tits. f 1, Q ,, f 1 . -'1 'fwi'-f A' ' -fs, - . ' V 'M ' , e1.jr,r,,jf rg Nin as, f ,VW ,algal Jx,,y,f,f1ia:.,:g:,, ,V A rf fr .K , WQV K-7' 4 ,w.:ssmsrv5m+'- f PICTURED LEFT T0 RIGHT ARE:A. B. Collum, swimming and track: Stub Mayo, head ofAthletic Department, wrestling and tennis: Eddie Kriwlel. football and baseball: and Summer oberts. basketball and golf. March 16 March I8 March 23 March 25 March 30 April I April 6 April 8 April I3 April I5 April 20 April 22 f I 1 l Jade Ll 'SC e u I 1 xr ffsrr Here There Here Here Here Here There There The re Here There There Planeview St. Mary's East Newton Winfield St. Mary's East North Planeview North El Dorado Wellington X X L lull.,- H433 .ztfgifdib -Z Aerial darts wasa new sport to most ofthe The girls in the picture are turning somer- West High girls, but, it was played with much saults, one ofthe first steps in tumbling. enthusiasm. irgi , .spaorfd Christy Irion is guarding Kay Harrisori while playing a game of basketball . Archery was also offered as an activity of the regular gym classes. Archery, a very old Swimmingwasoffered cluringclass in girls' sport, was received among the West High gym and as an after school sport. girls during gym classes . lx J fl' 1 :f'f,,'?' 5 I I 46 ln the first year of organization at West, the girls' gym class participated in many sports such as volleyball, bowl ing, badminton, apparatus, and modern dance under the direction of Miss Ruth Frey, Mrs. Norma J. Smith and Miss Gayle Van Meter. 2 QM ffm , Mb n ,, SYM? , .7 I7'l l 4 r ,..,' X f 'limzgjf I gn f E-J- -Ji E ff: 'i -'Q ,.......,, any Y ,, ,, ,K W... w-WF? wma, , 4 'S' Moy the best name wln Sure tastes good! Tlcket please Mor: lyn Monroe Yeol Tecml Fughtl Working 'P E -,lr Donffcllll Fun Hol loween? Oh Fronknel Arr Class Watch the birdie' I f'7 Corrldor D The Loudesf Socks weve' Here comes the parade' Andrew Snsters Sock Hop Strike up the band! The show musf go onl Two Blfsl 1 M Y l. Cut has throat? Merry Chrnstmosl Nighty Nnghfl xr Two Gun Joe? 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