CL U ff ,f . ' ,ff J ,f' J ,H ,v ' A 7 fi , f A! 2 il, -fd!!! V' LI r1.,,2 :f La,-Y y' A E Fa r - gf? 1.35. fr 23 .LSTQF 145911: 4.'5+!z1i' .36 f1f:'f f 'ar , - 1 fiifiih ,, ' , 'KE AG: 4. V . 'pf L' wfigii Clif , ' 1.4 2-5, -iii 1:-, 3 4.1 'Q :x 3 4 ff A , . JSZH . 321 -J.. ,- , .. 'K '52 I K' 57-9 '-'Ill' ' 4 ah, 0 . , . ' g.:-,- ', - .. Q . 'D Q S - 1 9 Q, I ,,,.,-4, I 1 M .. -N- h,. lx Munn- 'vi' C u-. -.-. s ' H r nu Nw 0 F p F' ,. S W. 0... I' .N 0... . . I 'g.Lj'. ' gun-x V ' 1.- - .?:.... . JA' . . , . .. 1 -, v , ',. ,,. -ETS. ' P. sp fa Dedication We lovlingly dedicate this annual of 1953 to the memory of Violet Ann S hackleford. 3 Board of DAVE LEWIS -Treasurer CHU CK RICHTER -Pre sident Not Pictured are: DALE DYER -Secretary JOHN GENTRY BOB GREATHOUSE JASPER TIMMENS 4 fix ---f , e it I - in l 'Q A. ,.1- - 'J' 4' ' 1, X ', . Q. - ,V 'A' k I 1:1 A -4 'v . :Ci Xi fl -iraqi! - ,.-.p- 1 - ...-.1- .- ,,' -1 -.. - -- --- F a culty MRS. BONNIE R. MANLEY--Supt. Nebr. Provisional Supervisory Administrative A. B. Degree English, Soc. Science, and History Major Chadron State Normal Loretto Heights, Denver Alva State Teachers College, Okla. Univer sity of Nebr . MRS. SOPHIE ANDERSON--Primary Chaldron State Normal Elementary State Initial Nebraska Provisional 7 MRS. EMILY A, SPARKS-- Chadron State Normal Kearney State Normal University of Nebr. U. C. L. A. Elementary State Initial Provisional Supervisory Jr. High K' E' Z -We VFW -,Q7 S f5 F , ? W,, v X R U +5', ',s.7'9',-5 I l f I 1 A I I f .. ' X:- umm - 1 4 Q 4 4 ' 4 Q o ' 0 . 4 . 1 I ff High School LYLE. TIMMENS Junior Basketball Chorus Business manager of Paper Mimeograph Operator Motto: Not at the top, but climbing. Flowe r : Columbine Colors: Purple and Gold F CAROL SPARKS Sophomore Editor of Paper Editor of Annual Trumpet Chorus Local winner of Citizenship Contest Hospital Queen attendent Stencil Typist Projectionist MELVA ROACH Freshman Tapdance Chorus Lay out Typist 1 R Last Will and Testament We, the High School of 1953, being of sound mindf?l wish to leave the following will and testament. To our underclassman we leave our empty seats, our will to work, our excess knowledge, and our cultured and refined manners. To our beloved faculty we leave our happy memories, quiet study halls, and order- ly classrooms. We will remember you with deepest affection in the future. To the school board we leave our unpaid bills. To our patient janitor we leave all the mud, papers, and gum under seats and desks. Dispose of this, or the school house, as you see fit. I, Lyle Timmens, bequeath to the Primary Room my brilliance and golden toned voice. To Eddie Jones, I leave my height. To Bobby Richter, my slenderness, My desire to stay in school and study to Vic Gentry. My masculine good looks to Mark Richter. To Ella May Phillips my friendly smile. My bashfulness to Carol Timmens, and last but not least my quiet manners to Edwinia and Rosella Garcia. I, Carol Sparks, bequeath to the Junior High, my laziness and uncooperative spirit. To Delores Geist, I leave my love letters and address book. To Larry Baskins my hook shot in basketball. To Delores Higgens my love of books. To Jim Richter my juvenile j0kCS- lBe sure to pull them on another juvenile. J To Deanna Hayward, my fascinating beauty. To Richard Geist my height and speed. To Rachel Garcia, I leave my happy-go-lucky nature. To Patty Sparks my tapdancing ability and small feet. To Bobby Higgens, I leave my straight A report card. To Anita Tupper, I leave my sleek Monroe figure. Most of all, to our parents we leave our gratitude for their faith and their struggle as we prepared them for the long road of life ahead of them. Signed: 12. Cooperating Groups With Whitman Public School in 1953. American Legion Auxiliary--Hyannis, Nebraska. President Rose Malm-- A Citizens Responsibility cont. fecfoozikaeooovfvfvrwouf Grant County Teachers Association--Neba Durst President--Grant County Teachers meetings. ixaksssxewfxfakakwkaf Ashby Public School--Mrs. Klitsing Supt. --Softball Games between schools, vsaxsmsfssfssrks Mullen Hospital Drive Assn. --Dr. Hoyt. warmxssxssssff Sand Hills Association for Schools--President Russell Sommers Hyannis aooxarwcaeerzeskaafswkarvac Declamatory Contest, Music Festival, Spelling Contest, Mullen Nebr, wffsikssxesxafwfvf Typing Contest, Brewster, Nebr. rlewkikffvidfvkvlilifvlfvkvk Spelling Contest--County Superintendent, Theo. A. Frye--Hyannis, Nebr. ffweirvrakwrwrasfxffvrir American Legion--County Government, Geo. Peterson, Hyannis, Nebr, :sw-awvsxcarmswwzf Whitman Teachers Association, Ivene Hampton--President. Guidance plans. wcwcwnwavsfakmewkxvk Whitman Ladies Aid--Mrs. Felix Taylor, President. Cooperative Assembly program :wsu-szovaeewezaoozzaez Whitman Womans Club--Mrs. Bob Taylor, President. Christmas Treats, and Spring Decorations. 5 ssxssffssxvfsar Whitman PTA--President, Anita Jones. Co-Sponsor-ship teen-age dances, financial assistance for school activities. akasoxarmsfakwfweakffaaf Commercial Club--Mullen Nebr, --Dr. Hoyt invitation. akvwkwkakxeazoeokxok Health and Safety--Dr. Hoyt, Mullen Nebraska. vssarsvvvwfsfakw- Cooperating Rural Districts--Iven Hampton school, Ed Ballard school, Tacy James school. arffaeoafweokswa-wok Art Exhibit, Boat Metcalf--Hyannis, Nebr. aezaefaevavxakxvkaeoksix Art Exhibit-- Senior Division, University of Nebraska. 13 DELORES GEIST 8th Grade Tapdance Band Chorus Grade School JAMES RICHTER 'lth Grade Declamatory-2nd Spelling -Champ Trumpet Chorus Basketball LARRY BASKINS Bth Grade Basketball Band Chorus DEA NNA HA YWARD 7th Grade Tapdance Piano Solo - -Excellent Duet- 'Excellent Chorus Accordian DELORES HIGGENS 7th Grade Chorus RICHA RD GEIS T 7th G r ade Spelling -Znd Basketball Chorus Guitar 14 RA CIAL GRA CIA 7th Grade Declamatory- 1 st Chorus BOBBY HIGGENS 5th Grade Basketball Chorus PATTY SPARKS 6th Grade Chorus Declamatory- lst Soprano Solo-Sup Spelling -Znd Saxaphone Tapdance Duet-Excellent CAROL ROA CH 6th Grade Tapdance Chorus ELLA MAY PHILLIPS 4th Grade Tapdance Piano Chorus Rhythm Band Tonetts ANITA TUPPER 5th Grade Tapdance Chorus Band BOBBY RICHTER 4th Grade Tapdance Piano Chorus Basketball Rhythm Band Tonetts CAROL TIMMENS Znd Grade Chorus Rhythm Band Tonetts MARK RICHTER Znd Grade Chorus Rhythm Band Tonetts EDWARD JONES Znd Grade Chorus Rhythm Band Tonetts ROSELLA GARCIA 2nd Grade Chorus EDWINIA GAR CIA lst Grade Chorus 16 VICTOR GENTRY Kindergarten Chorus Rhythm Band Tonetts 17 RICKY SPARKS Age 4 years Common Visitor High School Left to Right: Lyle Timmens, Mrs, Manley, Melva. Roach, Carol Sparks. 18 Grammar Room STANDING: Left to Right: Jim Richter, Patty Sparks, Deanna Hayward, Delores Higgens Larry Baskins, Delores Geist. SEATED: Left to Right: Mrs. Sparks, Anita Tupper, Carol Roach, Bobby Higgens, Richard Geist. 1 9 Primary Room STANDING: Left to Right: Ella May Phillips, Bobby Richter, Mark Richter. SEATED: Left to Right: Mrs. Anderson, Victor Gentry, Carol Timmens, Edward Jones Z0 Whitman Public School FIRST ROW: Left to Right: Bobby Richter, Dick Taylor, Bobby Higgens, Richard Geist, Jim Richter. SECOND ROW: Left to Right: Anita Tupper, Ella May Phillips, Edward Jones, Mark Richter, Howard Taylor, Carol Roach, Melva Roach. THIRD ROW: Left to Right: Larry Baskins, Carol Sparks, Mrs. Anderson, Mrs. Man- ley, Mrs. Sparks, Lyle Timmens, Patty Sparks, Deanna Hayward. 21 Rural Participating School FIRST ROW: Left to Right: Jerry Hinton, Denny Hinton, Glen Evans. SECOND ROW: Stanley Evans, Ivene Hampton. ZZ 5 X if iff f A X i 5 . Qggsgwsi X rf X, Rural Participating School STANDING: Left to Right: Dick Taylor, Janet Timmens, Billie Jean James, SFIATED: Mr. Ballard, Ray Taylor, Loyd Evans, Howard Taylor. 23 if aim? Rur al Participating S chool Left to Right: Louise James, Tacy James, Lindall James. 24 Whitman Faculty Left to Right: Mrs. Manley, Mrs. Sparks, Mrs. Ander Z5 L A - 1 X 's ,f W ff f f up , Q A I 'tsl 'N Z if Z 1 - ,274 ,f 1 . .f L X - ' ' ff! . . , .u1:: 3 , 13 l fi' f 'V . fc: .xii X I K L'. ,'-y' K . :':'f t .31 '13 h.,-:yn . ff 2 V. -- f f' . 7 f H A 'ffl Q , -' Creative Program About sixty creative prizes have been awarded throughout the year for creative work in the three rooms in the school. The prize winning creative work which have been awarded the prizes are on display in the geography room, with outstanding work of former students. O To AO A P. T. A. group in the Whitman community was organized in December of 1952. In January of 1953 a fund raising cam- paign, through the ways and means committee, raised a 5880. 00 purse for the benefit of the school and community. A detail study project, including surveys of the community, was carried through on the subject of redistricting. In February, 1953, the P. T. A. charter was granted to this newly-formed organization. The elected officers are as follows: Anita Jones .................. President Dale Dyer .... . . Vice President Gail Blmner ........ , ......... Secretary Walter Eberly ............... Treasurer Committees chosen are: Emily Sparks, Lila Wright, Gail Bunner, Program committee. Kitty Lou Gentry, Betty Dyer, Ways and Means, Dale Dyer, Anita Jones, Emily Sparks, Kitty Lou Gentry, Bonnie Manley, Gail Bunner, Ex- cutive Committee. Annual Staff Annual Staff: Carol Sparks.-Editor, and Lyle Timmens. Sponsored by, Mrs. Bonnie Manley--Supt. Z9 Whitman Teacher s A s s ociation STANDING: Left to Right: Mrs. Sparks, Mr. Ballard, Mrs. James. SEATED: Mrs. Manley, Miss Hampton, Mrs. Anderson. 30 Student Council The Student Council was organized in November, 1952, and sponsored recreational Teen Age dances and parties, made rules and regulations for social activities, as well as school behavior. A charter for this group was received in December, 1952. The Student Council magazine was a service free to the stu- dents of the Whitman school, as a part of the service received from the fee for affiliation with the Student Council National Union. Mrs.' Manley sponsored this group in both open and closed meetings. All teachers cooperated in sponsoring the social activities. The officers are: President ...... .... C arol Sparks Vice President ....... Lyle Timmens Secretary ..........,.. Patty Sparks Treasurer ........... Richard Geist Ella May Phillips and Bobby Richter acted as a Standing Committee. A s s ernbly Twenty, one hour periods were held open on Wednesday mornings, at 9:00 to 10:00 o'clock, for community educa- tion and cooperation. Some of the topics discussed and acted upon were: Health and Safety, Friendship, Books, Our Nations Capital, The American Flag, Loyalty, Con- servation, Citizenship, Boy Scouts, The Bill of Rights, Thanksgiving, The United Nations, Christmas and others, Some of the outside talent on the programs were: Mrs. John Gentry, Rev. W. M. Steinberg, Mrs. Victor Merrihew, Mrs. Chas. Richter, Bud Kommers, Mrs. Smith, Mr. Vanderbeak, and others. Over one hundred fifty miscellaneous songs were sung together in these groups. There were approx- imately four hundred forty community participants. Only the Christmas program was held at night--from 8:00 to 10:30. 31, 5 Band Left to Right: Patty Sparks, Carol Sparks, Jim Richter, Dick Taylor, Larry Baskins Played for benefits in Mullen and Whitman. The Band of 1952, which is not pictured, played in Mullen, Hyannis and Whitman. Director: Mrs. Sparks. 32 .1..7.., Paper Staff Editor . . . . . . .Carol Sparks Reporters... . ........... .... ........... .Ly1eTimmens . . Anita Tupper . . .Deanna Hayward . Jimmy Richter . . . Patty Sparks . . Delores Geist . .Larry Baskins . . Richard Geist . . . . . Bobby Higgens ......... Delores Higgens Primary .... . . .Ella Mae Phillips and . . . . . . .... . .Bobby Richter Art . . . . . Carol Sparks Typist . . .... Carol Sparks Sponsor... ...Mrs. Manley 33 Chorus STANDING: Left to Right: Melva. Roach, Patty Sparks, Delores Higgens, Lyle Timmens Carol Sparks, Deanna Hayward, Delores Geist. SEATED: Anita Tupper, Carol Roach, Jim Richter, Richard Geist, Bobby Higgens, Larry Baskins. Director: Mrs. Sparks 34 Sports STANDING: Left to Right: Dick Taylor, Larry Bukinu, Lyle Timmeao, Bobby Higgena, Jim Richter, Richard Geist. SEATED: Carol Roach, Patty Sparks, Deanna Hayward, Melva Roach, Anita Tupper, Instructor Mrs. Sparks. 3 5 Basketball Left to Right: Lyle Timmens, Larry Baskins, Dick Taylor, Bobby Higgens, Jim Richter Richard Geist. Physical Education Instructor: Mrs. Sparks. 3 6 1 Tap Dance Chorus of 1951-52 Left to Right: Delores Geist, Deanna Hayward, Patty Sparks, Ethel Koch. Tapped for Hospital benefit in Whitman. Music Dontest in Mullen. Spelling Contest in Hyannis. 38 Put Your Little Foot Tap Team 1951-52 f 1 es Geist, Deanna Hayward, Patty k 1K h 39 Tap Dance Chorus of 1952.-53 Left to Right: Patty Sparks, Mclva Roach, Carol Roach, Anita Tupper. Tapped for Hospital dedication in Mullen. Assembly Program in Whitman. Floor Show in Whitman 40 Younger Tap Dance Group Of 1952-53 f Phnnps, Bobby Richter, ' 4 1 f S',,.,,-.-14.11 --1, . vng,,.i,,.,.f.. .QL f Tap Dance Team Of 1951-52-53 Left to Right: Ella Mae Phillips, Bobby Richter Tapped for Hospital Benefit in Whitman. Spelling Contest in Hyannis. Hospital dedication in Mullen, Floor Show in Whitman. 42 Solo Tapper 1952-53 Billie Jean James Tapped for Spelling Contest in Hyannis, Floor Show in Whitman 43 Whitman Queen Miss Carol Sparks Attended the Hospital dedication in Mullen and was Junior attendant to the Hospital Queen. 44 1 1 1 M Autograph ig, . , WJ M1330 M . ,M ig gf JW WMS gif! Jw kj T e W rhskg, P Autographs 6 9159! z-inter B f !D'.oogx A AX E Compliments of GLO Hereford Cattle Davis 8: Davis LOWE BROS. Whitman Nebraska Hyannis MONAHAN CATTLE CO Hyannis, Nebraska C ompliments of FRIENDS i CHUCK RICHTER Well Drilling and Supplies Whitman, Nebraska MATHEWS CHEVROLET CO. Olds mobile - Chevrolet Sales 81 Service Case - New Holland Implements Wrecker Service Complete Paint Sr Body Shop Phone 31-B Mullen, Nebraska TRADING PCST Bert 8: Mersy Best Wishes To Your School Hyannis, Nebraska THE MODEL PHARMACY W. A. 8: H. J. Kommers We Are Never Too Busy To Be Obliging Come and See Us Often Hyannis, Nebraska BANK OF HYANNIS Serving Cattle Industry Since 1897 Member F. D. I. C. Compliments of HOTEL HYANNIS Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Coons 8: HOTEL HYANNIS CAFE Alma. Gardner r l' GRANT COUNTY TRIBUNE Hyannis, Nebraska CARL G. HUMPHREY Mullen, Nebraska Abstracting, Real Estate, Bonds 8: Insurance FRANKE COUSTIN CO. , INC. Mullen, Nebraska Dragline Work k Earth Moving Gas Delivery Ae rmotor Windmills Gas Appliances FARMERS ELEVATOR Phone 41 Mullen, Nebraska ' 1 3 'Q V, l Y JOHNS ON 'S The Sandhi1l's Shipping Center Six Complete Departments Phone 18 B Mullen, Nebraska BLUE J FEEDS A11 Kinds of Livestock Feeds and Minerals HYANNIS FEED STORE Lee Burton, Proprietor ROY HEBBERT Blacksmith Welding 8: Machine Shop Ashby, Nebraska HA Z EL 'S SHOPPE Ladies' and Chi1dren's Ready-To-Wear Notions and Gifts Hyannis , Nebraska BEEM OIL COMPANY Distributors of S oc ony-Vacuum Pr oducts Hyannis, Nebraska John Deere Compliments of HOME BAKERY Best In The West Ross a.nd Beryl Delinger Established 1931 Hyannis, Nebraska Compliments of HYANNIS MOTOR 8: OIL CO. J. H. Helvie Dodge The Home Good Luck Whitman BESTOL GROCERY of Quality, Service and Fair Prices Phone 54 Compliments of THOS. J. EGAN HO Hyannis, Nebraska Gasoline 8: Oil 8: Good Year Tires Tank Wagon Country Delivery MULLEN CO -OP MOTL PHARMACY Rexall Drug Store Franklin Vaccines Gifts 8: Jewelry Prescriptions Our Specialty Phone 11B Mullen, Nebraska BANK OF MULLEN Mullen, Nebraska Offering you every banking service. Member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation ' i i ll H . ' CARLSON BODY SHOP Body Work 8: Painting Welding 8: Welding Supplies Phone 45 B MULLEN BAKERY Quality Bakery Goods Mr. 8: Mrs. Oscar A. York Wesley James Kenneth Lowe LOWE HARDWARE 8: IMPLEMENT CO. Lumber, Implements and Hardware Phone 40 Mullen, Nebraska Tires 81 Accessories Service Station BOND MOTOR CO. General Auto Repairing Willys Sales Phone 86 Compliments of TRI -STATE PRINTERS STOCK GROWERS CO. Ranch Supplies 8: International Harvester Machinery Phone 19 GAYETY THEATER Hyannis, Nebraska Shows Wed. -Thurs. - Sat. -Sun. HOTEL HYANNIS BARBER SHOP C. L. McCreary l-Pl' Compliments of PAINT SHOP 8: DRAY Art Haney annum. ,,.., , --Q
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