Wichita County Community High School - Warrior Yearbook (Leoti, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 82 of the 1956 volume:

VK Y HOME ECONOMICS CLASS 1920-21 4 Thelma McKey, ia, 6?, Ellen Rosebrook, Dottie Turner, Miss Largenk-- Teacher, Mabel if t Thurston, Stella Spaeten, Goldie Adams, Hazel Wilson. WCCHS in front of their school, the court house, in 1923, GIRLS' BASKETBALL 1934, FRONT: Blythe fLaneJ Tripp, Margaret fBergy Bonner, Lorell fHollisterj Chapman, Lela fTurnerJ Fields, MIDDLE: Francis fGreenJ McEwen, Myrtle QMcPheetersJ Hanson, Velma fMcPheetersy Waldrup, Eva fKuhlmanj McCowan, Bessie fSmadesJ Czapanskiy. BACK: Bobbie Lee Uonesj Mauhler, C.F. Newman-- Principal and Coach, Lena fMetheneyJ Roemer, Clara Butts--Coach, Nadeene fGorsuchJ Gooch. PEP CLUB OF 1932-33, BACK: Elinor fAndersonj Campbell, Janice fRamseyJ Van Buskirk, Johnsie fPadgettJ Thomas, Mary fMetheneyy Owens, Rosa fBurrJ Anderson- -Sponsor, Inez fRosebrOOkQ Phillips, Edith fGar1sonJ Barrett, Lena fwalkj Allen, Eva fKuhlmanJ McCowan, Bobbie Lee Uonesj Mauhler. FRONT: Maudie fSchaefferJ Goddard, Nadeene fGorsuchJ Gooch, Ruth QOttj Eggleston, Hazel 1GansonJ Hester, Virginia fMetheneyj Hanson, Helen QRobinsonJ Grass, Francis fGreenJ McEwen. BOYS' BASKETBALL 1931, BACK: Newman--Teacher, Eddie Rutt, Art McCowan, Kay Spear, Norman Hooker, George Bretz, Garwin Withrow, Cowan--Teacher. FRONT: Lowell Brandner, Harold Gooch, Kester Bishop, Jess Fisher, Cleo Hancock. BOYS' BASKETBALL 1935, FRONT: Gene Lewis, Orville White, lack Gorsuch, Leroy Ott, Jack Orr. BACK: G,T, Butts--Coach, Leon Minor, Clyde Blackburn, Clyde Assmussen, Carl Gilmore, Henry Broughton, PEP CLUB 1941-42, fRightj BACK: Virginia Lee, Alberta McRae, Delores Samuelson, Violet Rose Jehn, Gail Minor Mildred Kuhlman, Vera Case, Rosemary Sheets, Betty Herman, Margaret Mullin- Sponsor. FRONT: Alice Rose Elder, Marjorie Kerschen, Jacque Townsend, Cloris Case, Evelyn Whalen, Alice K. Barr, Violet Giesick. ,i KAYETTE CARNIVAL H352 HIGH sciioot win, qtefry Reed Girard, Raymond Green, Robert Chambers, llarold Doyle, Chauncie Dickey, Chester Friar Walter Cibulski, Floyd Chelf, Mark Ballard, Minnie Lipper-- Teacher, Joe Shall--Teacher, Miss Agnes Baker--Principal, Jessie Gorsuch, Fern F. Murray, Euza Cihulski, Sadie Lonberger, Ethel Gibbs, Olive Christensen, Ogle Dickey, Irma Jones, Edna Ballard. GIRLS' BASKETBALL TEAM 1926, BACK: Alberta Franzman, Emma Rees, Olpa Wilkison, Rose Anderson, MIDDLE: Gertrude Fisher, A. B. Ratzlaff--Coach, Ruth Ley. FRONT: Gladys Robbins, Winifred Hedges, Edith Martin. GIRLS' OUTDOOR BASKETBALL 1912 .. I ,,.s,,,,1 , , ' CLASS OF 25 Laura Shivers, Bertha Lake, Bessie Kalbach, Homer Cory Hazel Basham, Gladys Alexander, Winifred Hedges, Violet GIRLS' BASKETBALL l9l4 Fern Wood Mae Van Gundy Eva Baum, Ruth Sappenfield, John A, Bryan--Teacher, Morrison, Hazel Green Bertha Anderson Ewa Ethel Barre Putman Shafer, Glenn, Elsie Dodge Em Minor Flo swan ID i7N Wx N X L' Pio.--x- b b n S I X .. J nlif THE WARRIUR 50 Years of H1gh School Educat1on 1955-1956 Vol. 10 Published by the Journalism Class of WICHITA COUNTY COMMUNITY HIGH SCHOOL of l Leoti, Kansas 1 ,a ..-...mv ,.,, ,. ,,. , I I 1 i 1 PRKNHAW 'lm V V 1 I 1 xl- xl , .1 H fr 1 1+ 1 n n Q 9. N x 1 u Inl ll It If I1 I VI I I n in nu ,f A .1 fn: 1 1 n r. no s P Ml I W I avnr u n 1,1 Alf! U V P any w I 1 I uw r I Vin N14 w 1 Jslih Uh T' I March 25, 1956 nr wkln X' This year the school is observing its golden N ,W M Tm 1, anniversary. 1 'fuk 'y It is with pride that we, the staff of the 1956 Warrior i dedicate this book to our building, to the alumni, and to x N future WCCHS graduates. In doing so we pay tribute to mul 1 K1 my Sun 1 .msg 'rr mv w all who are yielding abundant returns in this modern addition and reconstruction which prompts teenagers dreams to burning desires and ambition laden goals. As you delve through the pages may you, WCCHS students of the past 50 years, relive enjoyable experi- ences of the happiest days of your life. 'n-.W 1 ---l -.14 The New Gym Voc. Ag. Addition 2 ABLE 0F CUNTEN S 1. Introduction 2 . Dedication 3. Table of Contents 4. Calendar 5. Calendar 6. History of School 7. Football boys hauled to town for pep assembly. 0 Ay, 51. Honored Seniors 52. Football Royalty 53. Basketball Royalty 54. Football 55. Football 56. Basketball 57. Basketball 58. Track 59. Snaps 60. Reunion 61-70. Advertising -72. Old Pictures -A 1. , Administration Division 8. Faculty 9. Faculty 10. School Board 11. Student Council 12. Sna s of Classes 13 Senior Division Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Warrior and Chieftai Senior Play Senior Trip Senior Snaps Baccalaureate, and Commencement Class Night Class History Underclass Division Juniors Juniors Junior Play Banquet Sophomores Sophomores Freshmen Freshmen Snaps Activities D Mixed Chorus Band Glee Clubs Vocal Groups . Vocal Groups . Instrumental Groups Soloists Scholarship Speech 45. Drama 46. Literary 47. Snaps 48. Kayettes 49. F. F. A. and W-Club 50. Pep Club--Cheerleaders o u Q n n 1 u . . 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 ivi sion DWWW of in 501110 flflllgli ',:: 23 24 25 Z6 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44. n Staff Sponsored by LEOTI RECREATION PARLOR Cyril A. Ray, Proprietor 17- Z4- 9 23 Z4 30 3 7 15 18 Z1 24 25 28 3- 18 Z0 Z2 25 Z 6 7 9 ll 13 16 17 Z0 23. 24-Z. 5 Z 4 11 SEPTEMBER ' I-sv: gg Freshman Initiation. ww r Football Watermelon Feed. Grinnell Football Game Band to Boulder. Ness City Football Game OCTOBER Football Game Scott City QFresh- Sophl Scott City Football Game Seniors to Journalism Conference, Hays. Kayette Conference. Pinned Flowers on Senior Foot- ball Players' Mothers. F. F. A. Hayrack Ride. Scott Cit Football Game fFresh-Spophl Homecoming, Vague Field, .Tetmore Game. NOVEMBER Lakin Football Game Kansas State Teachers Meeting Buffalo Barbeque Parade, Dance, Tribune Game LaCrosse Football Game QTJ. Open House. F. F. A. Chile Supper for Fathers. Thanksgiving Vacation. DECEMBER S racuse Basketball Game Fliirron Springs Basketball Game T . Stage Curtains Arrived, Goals Put Up, New Mimeograph Machine Demonstrated. Junior Assembly, Scott City Game Messiah. LaCrosse Game Jetmore Game Senior Play Kayette Caroling Party. Christmas Program. Q L 'Q W Ni' hwy Freshman boys unclad for initiation. J. Hooker, H. Glanville, C. Seibel I observe open house guest book signing. 4-Q Q. Christmas Vacation. --nf. JANUARY K, schwmdr, J. Lee, Mrs. ordham, c. J. MitChel1, tm Emporia Te sts. and L. Wilson work on concessions. 1' l 1 I-Ill-Llc IJUB lddu llcu dllu Ill-H513 BIIIIIIEU Cl - i '-- 1 ' 'f- i 19' K' D. Wewer and Snider. 4 The 73rd band to parade at Boulder Band Day, Q JANUARY fcontinuedl Dighton Game Tribune Basketball Game KH . D Seniors to Dighton Career Day Speech As sembly. Ness City LHP. Semester Tests. Snowball. Band Clinic, Scott City. Scott City KH . Scott City LT . Vocal Clinic Scott City LaCrosse QTB. FEBRUARY Jetmore LaCrosse HTH. Tournament. Dighton Crowning of Queen Senior Exams. Mother-Senior Tea- Mathes Travelogue. Tribune Sharon Springs Speech Fe stival-Jetmore. Ness City MARCH Senior Style Show. Freshman Party. School BB Tournament. Radio Drama 8: Play to Dighton. Junior Play. Band-Mixed Chorus Concert. Miss Vinson Spoke at Kayette Meeting. District Speech Contest. Dedication. Kayette Mother-Daughter Tea. Easter Vacation Begins. APRIL Easter Vacation Ends. Garden City Relays. Senior Parents Trip Meeting. District Music Festival. Syracuse Relays. State Speech Festival. WKEA Senior Scholarship Test. Twirp Dance. Track Meet at Sharon Springs. Scott City Rela s. Dance Band to Dighton. State Music Contest, Hays. MAY Junior-Senior Banquet. Junior High Meet, Garden City. Seniors Receive Announcements and Caps and Gowns. Senior Trip. Regional Meet, Garden City. State Meet, Wichita. Reunion of Alumni - Q50 yearsl. Baccalaureate. Class Night. Commencement. Sponsored by HOMER 81 ANN COR '-, A two-story building located near the present grade school was the home of both the grade and high school. High school classes were held in a two roomed belfry, the regular four year course being established in 1906. In 1917 the high school was moved to the court house and classes were held there and in the present theater building until September 1926 when they moved into the present building. That year the school became WCCHS and a regular school board was elected. A bond issue of S325, O00 for the building program was approved on March 23, 1954. Rhodes Construction Company began work in September, following plans of Joseph W. Radotinsky, architect. The building was accepted by the Board of Trustees on October 27, 1956. New construction includes the Vocational Agriculture Shop, classrooms, tool rooms, locker room and laboratory rooms. The music department has a combination room that accomodates both the band and the mixed chorus. The old auditorium was remodeled by adding a floor and partitions. This provides a new industrial arts department and cafeteria on the first floor and a library, science room, locker room, and boy's and girl's rest rooms on the second floor. The homemaking and crafts rooms were enlarged. A modern inter-communication system and a master clock that synchro- nizes the time in clocks throughout the building are new features that aid materially in the efficiency of the school. The asphalt tile floors and acous- tical tile ceilings reduce noise to a minimum. Color, as seen on walls of the various rooms and departments give a distinctive note to the building. A complete new flourescent lighting system reduces student eye strain. Zwfijg , Y , viizf, T -N A First Building 1906 Vis.. A V 1 .,, 9 1 V it ..,.'4,, ' 'Ay K-w il' Q-. - dir., . xxx 51 i A 1 H ' ,z 1 A 11 ' A V 9 , any . , 9 - Y , ,. Present Old Building Under Construction The Court House 1917 1926 M. . S YT' 1 T 'S 's ' F1 ,k- 6 Q 'Q W. B. Rickford Present Board Member. - Alumnus Z gy one Old Time Teacher, I E. Krenzel Present Board Member. - Alumna ,Xi L mvfa W, W, f rn IU 'Q'-F-A , ? 4 The Moving Finger writesg and, hav ing Writ, Moves on: nor all your Piety nor Wit Shall lure it back to cancel half a Line, Nor all your Tears wash out a Word of it. QFrom the Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyaml The moving finger of the unseen hand has writ man thin s during the first fifty ears of WYCCHSS Most everyone woulci, like to cancel a few lines that have been written and have the opportunity of a second chance. We hear the remark, I WOu1d C10 thil'1gS differently - perhaps study harder. But no amount of tears can change what has already happened. We can only be glad for the things we did Well. if 'bg Chet FORMER SCHOOL BOARD MEMBEQS. Frances Orr, Mrs. Tom Rewerrs, F,H, Kulhman, P. E, Metheney, John A. Bryan, Bryant Holmes, Mrs, Mable Snell, Mrs, Grace Rayberg, Mrs. Ruby Downs, Mrs. Sophia Rees, Howell Rees, Mrs. Vida Holmes, R,T. Hollister, Mrs. Ogle Dickey, D,R. Ganson, Mrs. Alice Burr, George Woodbury, Richard Hobson, Mrs. Sylvia As we look at this book in years to come may we not waste any time in vain regret. But may it spur us on as we re- member that we pass this way but once and strive to do the best job possible in whatever we undertake. Neyer, 2 Q! S vt I C S Hops BRAUER B, S, Phillips U. , Enid, Oklahomap Kansas U. , Lawrenceg Wisconsin U., Madisong Colorado U. , Boulder, Oklahoma . ASLM Stillwater, N, W. S,T.C. Alva, Oklahoma, Kansas State College, Manhattan, Wichita U. , Wichita. . Teaching two classes each in Crafts, Etgglish II and IV was Mrs. Brauer. Splonsoring the Senior lass, over- ' seeing publication of t e yearbook and assisting! with the 1 , ,,, one act play are some of the activities which s e has N worked with during her nine years in WCCHS, , Asahi .is sr ,Qga t Stix ,s to 1,-1 X GENE GILBERT - B. S. Emporia College and Kansas State Teacher College Emporia: Kansas Weslyan, Salina. - Mr. Gilbert was an energetic Coach of Football and I Track and Assistant for Basketball this year, his first at A WCCHS, Besides coaching he taught Girls Physical 3 A ,. Education, Drivers Training and was Sophomore Sponsor. Pwr ' Ma. gm .. 'ii 166 . V' ' Y. 2. fm Q ff s urlns ruotorsftrivedk oMake Us ff-Suififi n WARREN TOWNSEND ' B. S. , U. of South Carolinag Columbia, South Carolinag -' Fort Hays State College, Hays. Handling classes in Algebra I and II, Geometry, General Science and Physics. Warren Townsend has taught here five years, He Sponsored the Senior Class and assisted with Drama Events, in addition to being Guidance Counselor. FRANCES OLDHAM M,S. , B, S., U, of Michigan, Ann Arbor Michigan, .s as Peabody Teacher College, Nashville, Tennessee. English III, Biology, and Library were under the Supervision of Mrs. ldham. She is justly proud of the new Libra: , one of the many great improvments to the school in the three years she has been here. She was Junior Sponsor. 1 W, 'vf t at I' ss JAMES DICKENSON B. S. Kansas State Teacher College, Emporiag Kansas . State College, Manhattan. I A surplus of college hours qualifies him to teach 2 X many subjects. In his four years at WCCHS Mr, Dickenson has built an outstanding Instrumental Music department. In addition to regular band he directed Dance Band, Instrumental Groups, worked with Soloists, taught Mechanical Drawing and General Math and was Senior Sponsor. X, ALBERT SAMUELSON y , B, A, Baker U. , Baldwin: Bethany College, Lindsborgg :Q , A Colorado College, Colorado Spring, Co orado U., . Boulder, Colorado. Three Social Science Classes includin American . QI' History, Constitution and International Regations, were taught by Al Samuelson. Vocal Music Director for the last eight years, he aroused great interest in Music, - with entertainers prepared for any event, He was Sponsor of the Junior Class. eggp- il MRS, ETHEL STEVENS SCOTT A Pioneer Teacher, English, Latin and History. 1914-16, 192 -28. 5 9 ..,,.. gr-N. - ' ' ' Xa . V . or 'fue ' u I li' . '1-4? . . , , . , , . , ,sp . ia, T' Sponsored by GREEN BUTANE KEN WILSON B.S. Kansas State College, Manhattang West Virginia University, Morgantown, West Virginia. Ken Wilson, Instructor, has built great interest in Vocational Agriculture this, the first year for the subject. Strangers often mistake him for one of the students. Mr. Wilson was Freshman and F. F, A, Sponsor. LUCILLE TEMPLER B,A. Southwestern College, Winfield. With us of mornings Mrs. Lucille Templer taught the Speech Class and two Classes of Freshman English, She Directed the Radio Drama, and created much enthusiasm for debate in addition to Sponsoring the Pep Club and Freshman Class. ALBERT FISHER B.S. Fort Hays State College, Hays. Commercial Subjects, Typing, Shorthand, and Bookkeeping, for the past four years have been taught by Mr. Fisher, He is considered offical bus driver on most activity trips, and this year was Junior Sponsor. MAURINE GILBERT B. S, Kansas State Teacher College, Emporia, Kansas Weslyan and Marymount, Salina. Mrs. Gilbert and her foods students in Home Making I, II and III, ably handled the task of getting food ready and feeding the ball players after games. Both the Kayettes and Sophomore's were under her Sponsorship this, her first year in WCCHS, CURTIS TARRANT B.S., M, S, Kansas State College, Manhattang Fort Hays College, l-lays. Acting as Head Coach of Basketball and Assistant Coach of Football and Track, is Curtis Tarrant. He also taught Manual Training and Boys Physical Education this, his first year here, The Student Council was active under his Sponsorship. MARGARET PRITCHARD Working hard or hardly working, Margaret Pritchard, graduate of 1954, proved herself a definite asset during her two years of work in the office as Secretary. DAVE LAKIN Old Faithful is the loving name given to Dave Lakin, Custodian, after nine years of hard.work, picking up after students Faculty feed after Vague Field dedication. Vague' . - 1 and M's'1 at Forma' Pgncasg Mr. Tim? at Vague President, Kathy Biel and Sponsor, Curtis Tarrant. - amng Kathy Biel, presidentg Clare Jane Mitchell, treasurerg Donna Wewer, secretaryg Ellis Rewerts, vice president, Mr. Tarrant, sponsorg Sara Herndon, pep club presidentg Darrell Dierks, sophomore presidentg Rolly Brown, F, F, A, presidentg Jerry Hooker, W club president, Phyllis Humble, band presidentg Keith Rowton, junior president, Carol Seibel, ka ette president Harold Glanville, mixed chorus president, Letty Bonner, fresh- man president, Monte Seibel, senior president. Na l lr-l4fm--e I 1 EW 'Ill-EA. A CLAS I lil it Yr nz, ,, . ., 91' Q' W' '- wwf 1'T,nf .10 7 1133 1, E, Kessler and D. Schwindt disect grasshopper . 2. H, Snider and Gerstberger share debate ideas. 3. Weary journalism students prepare Chieftain. 4, K, Furse gets experience in drivers ed, 5. Crafts students stack the kiln, 6. E, Atkinson and D, Robbins enter- tain jerry and Jeanene Biel in homemaking. 7. Ir. and Sr. boys studying hard. Unusual? 8. Homemaking girls sew up seams. 9, FFA boys work for a better school lawn. 10, Even a girl has an art in manual training. ll. Typists hit at keys. Sponsored by LEOTI BEAUTY SHOP 12 U ENIUHS i 2: . ' -xx iF ' 22151.21 ,L ,Q Jani e f i 1' Q K .QL 1 h ., ' 553317 . ' V- ' L. ef N. K '-'- feigiib W 5 A qi N 1 Z is an ' ' I g SE :Tank 1 ,g-,. f r - 2 hh f - . .,,.. L , L 'l ' L ge mgggggfiiie., , -'!- . 1 ' A ,. V- N. ee eeee eee -- e e e ee it r . ,, ., A, A H ..w,. , -Me Glen Dickey, Member of First Graduating Class. 3 e 'W' Sai TE? KX-jwk-,ZX 0,6 'O 55 WITH 'PHE IHIPE . ' X S OFFKC -bel. SPO elle F SENKOR gliileni. 133251 fgcreiaw' sean Bt aueii Matwn ,5:i:::::'i 'if EQ, 5, sus. R XXX,- 12. s, -4--v QCUV' if Q' 00 , Congratulations LLO D MAT HES , nova as Dickenson. ,Acer ns 1 nsorsl lam warren Tow easllfe' ERS' 'SPO nS0Y etchen 6 LEFT TO RIGHT, TOP TO BOTTOM EILEEN ATKINSON-- I am willing to be convinced, but show me the person who can convince me. Senior Play, Poetry 3, Typing Award 2, Annual and , Chieftain Staff 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Bsay 3, Pep Club 4, Speech Letter 3, LARRY BENDER- -It's not what you do, it's what you get away with that , counts. Class President 3, W Club 4, Senior Play, Essay 2, 3, Chieftain Staff 4, Annual Editor 4, Band 2, 3, 4, Student Council 3, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Boys Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Boys State 3, Football 4, Dance Band 3, 4, Pep Band 2, 3, 4, Band Letter 3, 4, Football Letter 4, Music Letter 4. DON BERNING--He is known by the noise he doesn't make. F.F.A. President 4, Student Council 4, Mixed Chorus 1,2, 3, 4, Boys Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, Track 1,2, 3rd in Math State Contest. KATHRYN BIEL--Praise loudly, blame softly. Senior Play Student Director, Poetry 2, Typing Award 2, Annual and Chieftain Staff 4, Scholarship Letter 2, Student Council Vice-President 3, President 4, Twirler 3, 4, Band 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls Glee Club 1, 2, 3.4, Girls Double Sextet 2, 3, Football Queen 4, Kayettes 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball Queen 3, Barbeque Queen 3, Essay 4, Original Oration 4, Band Letter 3, 4, Music Letter 2, 3, Speech Letter 4, Debate Pin 4. BILL BETLACH--I live for fun and fun I have. F, F.A. 4, Poetry 2, Boys Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Track 1. ll 9? W Y t YVONNE BLAKELY--A determined soul always makes good. Prompter Junior and Senior Play, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Girls Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Kayettes 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 4. MAXINE BLAU--Why should the devil have all the fun? Mixed Chorus 3, Girls Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 4, Kayettes 1, 2, 3, 4. GEORGIA CBISHOPJ BLOEDORN--It's a friendly heart that has many friends. Liberal, H, S. 1,2, Mixed Chorus 3, Girls Glee Club 3, Kayettes 3. IF 'PHE PA 'I' Sponsored by R. B. STEWART LEFT TO RIGHT, Tor TO BOTTOM SEM Q? C B I-A t 3 Clark SS OF1915 fA de'S0f1J.-'Pa ' Cfblu 1, DONNA BRAUN--Quiet and sweet, and pleasant to meet, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Girls Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Kayettes 1, 2, 3, 4, Band Letter 3, 4, Pep Club 4, Clarinet Solo 4, Typing Award 4, DOUGLAS BROWN--Words can't describe his unique talent for drawing. W Club 3, 4, Stage Manager, Junior Play, Senior Play, Boys Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Poetry 3, Annual and Chieftain Staff 4, Essay 2, Kayette Karnival King Attendant 2, Informative Speech 2, Perfect Attendance 1, Football Letter 3, 4. LLOITD CROUCH--A fiend with a ford. F. F. A. 4, Annual and Chieftain Staf 4. JEANETTE FLETCHER--She 's a rose without the thorn. Class Secretary 4, Typing Award 2, 3, Shorthand Award 4, Annual and Chieftain Staff 4, Mixed C orus 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Piano Accompanist 3, 4, Kayettes 1, 2, 3, 4, Perfect Attendance l, 3, 4, Pep Club 4. LILLIAM GERSTBERGER--A stupendous voice for singing and a speedy one to reveal her clever ideas, Mixed Chorus Vice -President 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Senior Pla , Typing Award 2, Annual and Chieftain Staff 4, Vocal Solo 2, 3, 4, State 2, Z, Madrigal 2, 3, 4, Girls Triple Trio 2, 3, Girls Quartet 3, 4, Kayettes 1, 2, 3, 4, Kayette Cabinet 4, Kayette Conference 4, Humerous Reading 4, Manuscript Reading 4, Speech Letter 4, Debate Pin 4, Music Letter 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 4, Short Story 4. HAROLD GLANVILLE- -You can 't build a reputation on the things' you 're going to do. Band Vice -President 4, Mixed orus President 4, W Club 3, 4, Stage Manager, Junior and Senior Play, Annual and Chief- tain Staff 4, Student Council 2, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Trumpet Quartet 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Boys Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Madrigal 2, 3, 4, Boys Quartet 2, 3, 4, Boys Octet 3, Table Tennis Champion 3, Basketball 1, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 4, A Music Letter 2, 3, 4, Band Letter 3, 4, Football Letter S, 3, 4. SARA JANE HERNDON--She looks like an angel, she 3 acts like one too, but you can never tell what an I, K angel will do. Class Treasurer 2, Pep Club President 4, , . Senior Play, Fssay 3, Poetry 2, 3, 4, yping Award 2, Annual and Chieftain Staf 4, Student Council 1, 4, Band 1, 2, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Attendant to Football Queen 4, Basketball Queen 4, Attendant to Barbeque Queen 4, K3g'CII68 1, 2, 3, 4, Kayette Camp 3, Speech Letter 4, cholar- shi Letter 4, Informative Speech 4, Debate Pin 4. PHQLLIS HUMBLE--Music has charms, but Phyllis has more. Junior Play, Senior Play, One Act Play 4, Typing Award 2, 3, nnual and C ieftain Staff 4, X p Student Council 3, 4, Twirler 1, 2, Majorette 3, 4, -ff pyppy y 2 y 5 Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls Glee 3 Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Madrigal 1, 2, 3, 4, Vocal Solo 2, 3, 4, 4 Girls Triple Trio 1, 2, 3, Girls Octet 4, Music Letter 1, 2, 3, 4, Kayettes 1, 2, 3, 4, Kayette Cabinet 3, ,Q P ,,,. Freshman Cheerleader, Band President 4, Mixed dent 3 Pe Club 4 Attendant to Basket- p . Chorus Presi 3 Ee 5 ball Queen 4, Speech tter 4, Band Letter 3, 4. .. Eva Cam bs is Hgpschel P e11fM1n0U. Washing K' v sf - nit.. Tu t sf ton' .V ,, X ' .e .53-I .. we r 1 X Sv 1 , ,Y .Q as. ss., y CO WE WILL Ill G THE BELL X. I r 5 ' 5 - f 1' 5 4 f 'J yu I - I U .. 1. I g'.. .124 ,.- .Q . I firgejv 4 .7 T, g gt , A A 1' 5--43525 , , .. ,,,,,. ., 1 DQR. I,-lv' Qsfrfl nf' 1 is . ' J. , '5 et- ' ' ACF' N ' 4 l 55 fr 4 x a li 'b W 5 ,mv V, -55 gf NVQ N X LEFT TO RIGHT, TOP TO BUTTOM ARTHUR KALBACH--Hll lost time wlll never be found again. W Club 45 Junior Play5 Senior Pla 5 Short Story 1, 2, 35 Annual and Chieftain Stalf 45 Band 1,2, 3, 45 Dance Band 3, 45 Mlxed Chorus 1, 2. 3, 45 Bolt Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Basket- ball 1,25 Football . 3, 45 Ckatlon 1, 25 Brass Quartet 45 Track 45 Band Letter 3, 45 Speech Lette 1, 25 Football letter 4. EDWIN KBSSLEI- -Strong as twenty men. Foot- ball 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketbal 1, 3, 45 Attendant to Football Klng 3, 45 Attendant to Basketball Klng 45 Boys Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Football Letter 2, 3, 45 Basketball Letter 45 Track 2, 3,45 Track Letter 35 W Cl 3,4. MARCELE KREUTZER--Silence la lgolden. but who am lto make money? Annua and Chleftaln Staff 45 Mlxed Chorus 2, 45 Glrla Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Kayetter 1, 2, 3, 45 Bsay 35 Pep7Club 4. IEANENE L DBR- -Quiet, unassuming, ut alwagnon the job. Senior Play5 Poetry 25 Annual and eftaln Staff 45 Scholarship Letter 1, 25 Band 1.2, 3, 45 Saxophone Quartet 3, 45 Mlxed Chorus 1.2, 3, 45 Glr Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Madrlgal 2, 3, 45 Glrls Double Sextet 2, 35 Kay- ette , 2, 3, 45 Katette Cablnet 35 Dance Band 3, 45 Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Band Letter 2, 3, 45 Muslc Letter 2, 3, 45 Girls Octet 45 Speech Letter 45 Valedlctorlan 45 Cklglnal Oratlon 4. M.uu.YN MARC!--Maybe 1 would stay mme tr both m legs were broken. Class President 15 V-Preslydent 45 W Club 2, 3, 45 Annual and Chieftain Staff 45 Student Council 1, 2, 35 Mixed Chorus 45 Boys Glee Club 3,45 Boys State 35 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 35 Track 1, 2, 3, 45 Football King 45 Attendant to Football King 35 Football letter 2, 8, 45 Basketball Letter 2, 35 Track letter 2, 3, 45 'W' Club President 2. LARRY MINGI--Quiet he ls, but who knows what he la thlnklng? Tynlnxg Award 35 Annual and Chieftain Staff 45 ed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Boys Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 35 Football 15 Track 1, 25 Perfect Attendance 1. 2, 35 ln- formadve Speech 45 Madrlgal 45 Track Letter 15 Music Letter timoh letter 4. CLARE IANEQ ERQ MFECHELL--A husband maglbe showed om but not lent. Class Treasurer 35 ort Story 3, 45 Annual and Chleftaln Staff 45 Student Council Treasurer 45 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, a. 45 cms Gln club 1, 2, s, 45 Madrlsgg 3, 45 Girls Trl le Trio 2, 35 Girls Double tet 25 Glrls Quartet 5, 45 Music letter 2, 3, 45 Kalettes 1, 2, 3, 45 Kagtte Cabinet 2, 35 Cheerlea r 15 Scholarship tter 45 Extemperaneour Speech 45 Sgeech Letter 45 Debate Plu 4. J YCE PEARSON--A cheerful and ambldous attitude with plenty of F. F.A. 'weat- heart' 45 Junior Play5 Se r Play5 Poetry 25 Annual and Chlefta n Staff 45 Twlrler 3, 45 Band 1, 3, 45 Mlxed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Girls Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Freshman Triple Trlo5 Attendant to Football Queen 45 Kayettes 1, 2, 3, 45 Band letter 3, 45 Perfect Attendance 35 Pep Club 45 Radio Drama 45 Student Director-One Act Play 45 Speech Letter 4. LAVON RAPl'Ell--Everyone who has Lavon for a friend real? has a friend. Mlxed Chorus 3, 45 Gun Gln lub 1, 2, 3,45 Kayettes 1, z, 3, 45 Pe Club 4. FRED RODY FRICKE--Some might come to school for uglay, but Fred comes to sleep all day. w Cl 3, 45 F. F. A. 45 Junior Play5 Annua and Chieftain Staff 45 Mlxed Chorus 1, 2. 3, 45 Boys Glee Club 1,2, 3, 45 Basketball l. 2. 35 Football 1, 2, 35 Track 1, 25 Football Letter 2, 35 Baaketball Letter 2, 85 Track letter 1, 2. CAROL SEIBEL--Alwyt neat, blonde and sweet, she's a girl that's har to beat. Class Secretary 1, 35 Class Vloe-President 25 Junior Play5 Senior Play5 Annual and Chleftaln Staff 45 Student Council 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Clarlnet Quartet 3, 45 Mixed Chonla 1, 2, 8, 45 Girls Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Madrlgal 45 Glrls Triple Trio 35 Glrla Double Sextet 2, 35 Glrls Quartet 3,45 Kalylettes 1, 2, 3,45 Kayette Cabinet 2, 3, 45 Kayette esldent 45 Kayette Conference 2, 45 Kayette Camp 2. 35 Cheerleader 1, 45 Attendant to Basketball Queen 45 Music Letter 3, 45 Band Letter 3, 45 Speech letter 45 Manuacrlcplt Reading 4. MONTE SEIBEl.-- ever men are Agood, but they are not the beat. Class President 5 'W' Club 45 Junior Play5 Senior Play5 Annual and Qtleftaln Staff 45 the Act Plaly 5 Student Council 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Trurnpet rlo 1, 25 Tnlmpet Quartet 3. 45 Brass Quartet 45 Dance Band 3,45 Pep Band 1, 2. 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, S, 45 Boys Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Vocal Solo 45 Madrlgal 3, 45 loys Quartet 45 lo r Octet 35 Football 45 Football Lam: 45 Bang letter 3,45 Music Latter a,45 Dramatlcslbetter 4. 5 UF 'NIE FUTURE LEFT TO RIGHT, TOP TO BOTTOM JIM SHAPE!--Woman reduces us all to a common denominator. W Club 3, 4, One Act Play 4, Junior Play, Senior Play, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Bo s Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Madrigal 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 4, Track 1, Dramatic Reading 4, Speech Letter 4, Music Letter 4, Basketball Letter 3, Football Letter 4, Debate Pin 4, JAMES SIMONS--Brisk as a bee in a tarpot. F.F.A, 4, Boys Glee Club 1, 2, 3,4, Track 1, 2. CHARLES SMADES--We first make our habits, then our habits make us. Vice-President F, F,A, 4, W Club 4, Senior Play, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Boys Glee Club , 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Football Letter 4. NOREEN SMADES--Her friendship is worth having. Annual and Chieftain Staff 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Kayettes 1, 2, 3, 4, Band Letter 3, 4, Essay 2, Pep Club 4, Pep Band 2, 4. HERNDON SNIDFR--Never serious, never down- hearted, always ready for a good time. One Act Play 4, Junior Play, Senior Play, Short Story 1, 2, Poetry 2, 3, Annual and Chie tain Staff 4, Vocal Solo 3, 4, State 3, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Boys Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Madrigal 4, Boys Quartet 4, Boys Octet 2, 3, Humerous Reading 4, Pep Club 4, Music Letter 3, 4, Speech Letter 4, Debate Pin 4, Honorable Mention Biology State 3, DON ST. JOHN--l-le never thinks of the future, it comes soon enough, F, F. A. 4, Sentinel, W Club 2, 3, 4, Boys Glee Club 2, 3, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Foot- ball Letter 2, 3, 4. CURTIS WALK--A carefull student, careful not to over do. Reporter F, F, A, 4, LYNETTE WALK--I find joy in livinig and laughing. Junior Play, Senior Play, typing Award 2, nnual and Chie tain Staff 4, an 1, 2, 3, 4, Instrumental Solo 3, 4, Clarinet Quartet 1, 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls State 3, K?'6lIBS 1, 2, 3, 4, Humorous Reading 2, 3, 4, peach Letter 2, 3, 4, Baud Letter , 3, 4, Per ect Attendance 1, 3, Radio Drama 4, Dance Band 2, 3, Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 4. DONNA WEWER--While others talk of success, she achieves it. One Act Play 4, Junior Play, Senior Pla, Poetry 4, Chieftain Staff 4, Annual Editor 4, holarship Letter 1, 2, 4, Student Council Secretar 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls Glee Club l22, 3, 4, Madrigal 3, 4, Girls Triple Trio 3, Girls Quartet 3, 4, Music Letter 2, 3, 4, Essay, National Antholog 4, Essay, WCTU 1st place 3, WKEA Essay 2, Short Story 4, Humorous Reading 4, Attendant to Basketball Queen 4, Kayettes 1, 2, 3, 4, Kayette Cabinet 2, 4, Kayette Camp 3, Kayetre Conference 2, Shorthand Award 3, Peg Club 4, D.A.R. Award 4, Speech Letter 4, De ate Pin 4, Vocal Solo 4, Salutatorian 4. DOLORES WILKEN--Her dependabilit and capability make her a shining example to others. Class Treasurer 4, Senior Play 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Kayettes 2, 3, 4, Kayette Cabinet 3, 4, Kayette Conference 4, Book eeping Award 3, Honorable Mention in General Math. at State 1, Perfect Attendance 1, Band Letter 2, 3, 4. ALICE WILSON--We are young, we are merry, and very very wise. Girls Glee Club 4. MARY LEE WONSETLEZ--It 's silly to think, let 's talk. Junior Plaf, Senior Play, Poetry 1, Typin Award 2, Band , 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3,15 Girls Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls Double Sextet 3, Girls Triple Trio 4, Kayettes 1, 2, 3, 4, Ka ette Cabinet 2, 4, Kayette Conference 2, 4, Pep Club 4, Dramatic Reading 3, 4, Standard Oration 2, Essay 2, 3, Speech Letter 2, 3, 4, Band Letter 3, 4, Mus c Letter 3, 4, Debate Pin 4, Radio Drama. Sponsored by MR. 8: MRS, DALE PERRY WESTERN BRANDS MOTEL Grand Lake , Colorado 'ig R31- 41... fix 573- i 4 fix? J I 'sl 1 rf- V' ir Qu. GL- 4 ' '5l. ?f Y, ' 5 K f y P? , ri? lf. WHY WHERE N t Q Flllt GE UI' AND 10 T51 Q WIIRK M lr .HU W Q fir .Sv-va' 9. 4th Hour Class A f X K I I X L WHO Mrs. Hope Brauer Advisor WHAT 4' l D, Wewer Warrior Editor 8: Assistant L, Bender I-IEN 6th Hour Class The Five Point Joumalistic Star With a divided staff which met separate periods because of the twenty-five enrolled, the Warrior and Chieftain staff covered a large scope of journalism. Alternating every . . . f . six weeks one class worked on the annual while the other edited news for the Chie tain and Standard. English Echoes, which features outstanding creative writing of students, was published the latter part of school. Positions alternated for the Chieftain. On the 1956 Warrior Staff Donna Wewer and Larry Bender shared editors job generously given them by the previous annual staff. Clever drawings were the result of Douglas Brown's artistic hand. Shooting people was Clare Jane Mitchell and Eileen Atkinson's favorite occupation, with a camera of course. Lillie Cferstberger and Marcele Kreutzer carefully kept records on finances. The school calendar proved to be more work than play for Kathy Biel and Jeanene Linder. Keeping Gl ville faces and names together with the job for Art Kalbach, Lloyd Crouch, Harold an , Noreen Smades and Larry Minor. Typewriter bells rang as Phyllis Humble, Carol Seibel, Lynette Walk and Jeanette Fletcher finished copies. Neither sun nor storm could keep Sara Herndon, Marlyn Marcy, Joyce Pearson, d H don Snider from selling ads Larry Minor, Fred Rady Fricke, and Monte an ern . Seibel tactfully wrote sports news. History is really Clare Jane's talent and she worked hard making contacts with citizens in the know, about education in the past and identification of pictures. i 1 8 t At the Senior Play December 17 the financial intake was 3325. 00 Lillie helps Monte E lllll PLAY I It IN NEW AUIIITIIIRIUM Laurie Huntington Sidney Huntington Ma rtha Huntin ton 8 Wally Huntington , Gus Gustavesky. Joan Wood . . . Ted Wood , . . Lillian Wood . . Mark Bradford. . Horatio P. Honeyw Amelia Dennis . . Carol Seibel Caroline Blake sly. Eileen Atkinson Grace Schoenbeck, Mary Lee Wonsetler Walola Breckenridge Lynette Walk Therese Brown . Dolores W1lken Ticket Sales. . Jeanette Fletcher Marlyn Marcy Advertising . . Lavon Rap1er, Alice W1lson, Ushers , , Marcele Kreutzer Don St John Prompts T. - - - Yvonne Blakely Herndon and Donna are amazed at the Slghl of Student Director . Kath B l Properties Manager Noreen Srnades Stage Managers . Don Berning Edwin Kessler, Extras . . . Jeanene Linder, Charles Smades, Douglas Brown, Jerry Lee, freshman Directors . . . Hope Brauer ' 'if we 'L i i . 1 F a . s ui? it T S ' MM GH Z ll :ILO Amidst jubilant good-bys, 36 joyfully impatient seniors and six sponsors set off for Colorado at 8:20 Wednesday morning. QMay 91. Immediately card boxes and lunch sacks were opened. When Lamar was reached at 10:10, and a 15 minute stop was announced, a cafe was raided for soft drinks and reading material. Forty-five minutes was spent shopping in Pueblo while Harlan Phifer, faithful, cheerful and fun loving bus driver, unsuccessfully had the air conditioning system worked on. The Broadmoor zoo was invaded at 2:00, then the swimming pool,where Bill Betlach was the center of attraction, and finally the ice palace. After two hours of fun, the bus was again boarded and at 6:30 all were in rooms at the Shangri -La Motel in Denver. All hurried to freshen up for the evening meal at the Sky-Chef in the Stapleton Airport, where Fred Rody Fricke joined the group for the evening. High lights included the Light Spots and senior madrigalians furnishing entertainment for the guests. The dessert was sparkling cakes with Welcome Leoti Hi written on top. We learned later that they were baked by Mr. Rupp, a former Leotian. Students wanting to go to shows were too late so some bowled while the majority lounged in their rooms and wrote letters. A hearty breakfast was eaten at the Shirley-Savoy Hotel 'Dhursday morning, after which all toured the fascinating Museum of Natural History, Later the KOA Radio and TV studios were visited, with Jim Shafer appearing in Bermuda shorts for an ad of fishing reels. After dinner at the Shirley-Savoy again, an hour was spent shopping. The trip to Idlewild Lodge started at 1:30 with a stop on Berthoud Pass, 11, 400 feet up, Arriving at the lodge around 5:30, a buffet style supper at 6:00 was followed by an evening of Playing cards and watching movies of the Olympics, etc. Each morning there were breakfast calls, at 8:00 or 8:30. Friday's tour began about 9:30, The first stop was at the 6. 02 mile long Moffet Train Tunnel. From there they went back to Berthoud and rode the cold but thrilling ski lift. At noon a weiner roast was enjoyed at a roadside park. There Jim Shafer and Don St. John experienced a fall in a babbling brook and Marlyn Marcy caught a trout. At three o'clock a stop was made at Central City where everyone flocked to see the Face on the Bar Room Floor, and made unsuccessful attempts to get into the Opera House and other noted places of interest. A little shopping was done and on the ride home Cherry Cider proved refreshing. Before going back to Idlewild Lodge a swimming and shopping stop was made at Idaho Springs, where Bermuda shorts was the chief item sought. After supper at the lodge, the evening was spent singing, dancing, and playing cards. Saturday morning a few slept late, while others did mountain climbing and sightseeing. The bus left at 10:30 for Grand Lake, again stopping at a road-side park for a weiner roast. Speed boat rides were enjoyed around scenic Grand Lake, seeing the Hallmark Home, plus Dale Perry and Chuck Merriweather at the Western Brands Motel. Next a tour through the Granby Pumping Plant was most interesting and educational. Passing through Fraser, the cabin where President Eisenhower had his heart attack was looked upon with interest. After a hurried evening at the lodge, and the presentation of a gift of appreciation to Harlan, an evening of bowling and shows at Granby followed, Before going to bed a midnight snack was devoured by the persistently starving group. The tired bunch left Idlewild Lodge at 7:30 Sunday morning starting home. Stops were made at Idaho Springs for church and at the Denver Union Station for dinner. From there on the weary bunch slept a great deal. Only one stop was made, at Kit Carson, and the group pulled into Leoti at 6:15. All agreed it was a grand trip but felt the home town looked mighty good. Sponsored by KANSAS NEBRASKA GAS COMPANY Z0 nb ' v Y 1 0 0 su I S x E W , x Q X45 K Just another weiner roast.. ..AA -. l .Q ..f is 59' Mr . .'3'+ ', . .1 . 1 'I - Kills, , .4 - iv ? , 'twin -.tg S L L N. V - .. 4. if N. ,. L S Q use azz.. B a i 1 , ,.. ,. , , t My I ' X' ' will 07 M V There is too snow on 5 5547 C1333 'X tm Berthoud Pass. -- Ima Q gnrenain I . Lv . , 8 'L Lynette gc Carol. rv- , -L me X I w... '21 pw' 'U at ' . -- 1 Senior styles go oriental, -- X Alice, Curly, 84 Donna. ,1-. Phyllis, Lynette, Carol, 86 Donna. I bids five! ' ! Nev a- . J' -- K' if V1 Q, lk- ldlcw rl ild' E'l0li TRIP E .IUYAIBLE A Il IREWAIHH G V X X 4 X ,af A 1-agX..1 -1 -I- X ' ,,. 1-- 's f ' .W-....W....,, .. .. ... . ...V l a 1 n X., Minature island hopping, Ayyf, at K f A-wig, eanie You're gonna have a BAD taste in your mouth, ,wr l Toughest T P311 of tn . , g Smiles are raring to go. I 4 'P--loadin l - Noreen 8: Joyce, ,ff . . 1 A :Lx Poxishi , dsudy gb S ,fi D in while Shoe Boating on Grand Lake DUNN TYPEWRITER CO. Garden City, Ks. Senior trip of 1950, Har! b 317 Us drivgfe Watery ride on Grand Lake, B' 'IV' Y ' Wtigm h Q 5' 0 I 74 if N . F I . V4 nl' ' ,iks V1 l.'l num x Q1 . ,tg 4 6 SFHFFL 0F I RSAR F FNIF A FF I FF I F FR AFT F FAT GRAD TI FFR TZIIH OHIIIICIICCHICIIF 956 May 22 IFCCC VC Sen ors U7 1. s. YU 3? Ta 'O hello I' La FI SO -John Greig arch SITI 'FQ d Hu FOCSSS OVI 6 -- CCHS Band Rev. Ralph Jones FIVOCBI On pylow .Ko I , gh yL Heaven Uaflel' 11 orlcl Our W Is his HT SS Addre O YI -4' Pardo Allorney Slate of Kansas in 4' yy Black is The Color of My True l.ove's I-lair' Arr. by Churchil , K 'T f Nlaolrigal Singers I Q Presenfalion of The Class of l956 VV. W. Templer Sponsored by . . . . W R. C. KING, PLUMBING Presenfafiono oiplomas Mrs Eliza Atkins n , In . , A 1 Benecliclion Rev. Ralph Jones 22 l I Recessional -- 'Commencement SuiTe C E. 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F16 Be ons, im S YU r, Ii Kessle Eddie es, ad sSm C Charl ls de M0 Y F Qs X 4' J . Q 2 I V V x' W 1 ' if 2 'Sis ,gat - 1 SI S. 'sim P Humble and 1, Shafer present gifts at Class Night. Mixed Chorus performs at Baccalureate. Let's go back to September 1952 when our class entered WCCHS. We elected as sponsors Marjorie Gugler and Mrs. Leona Dickenson. Class officers were Marlyn Marcy, presidentg Wayne Fitzgerald, v. president, and Jerry Elmore, secretary- treasurer. We lost Jerry Elmore, Wayne Fitzgerald, Audrey Sowers, Robert Curry and Leeland Conrady before the year was finished, so re-elected Carol Seibel and Sara Herndon to fill the vacancies. At the beginning of the sophomore year we gained Judy Snider. Officers were Judy Snider, presidentg Sara Herndon, v. president, Carol Seibel, secretary-treas- urer. Chet Hayden and James Dickenson were elected sponsors. At the end of that year we lost Melvin Sappenfield, Alice Strong, Stella Rogers, Judy Snider, and Marilyn Kessler. As juniors we elected Larry Bender, presidentg Dorothy Dierks, v. presidentg Carol Seibel, secretary, and Clare Jane Mitchell, treasurer. Sponsors were Francis Oldham and Warren Townsend. During the junior year we lost Bill Schwindt Glen Calhoun, and Marjorie Baker. The junior play was Shy Guy. This was the year the madrigal became so famous, and several juniors were members of the or- ganization. Mardi Gras was the theme for the banquet. A thrill came our senior year, moving into the new building. Though it brought many adjustments there were few difficulties. We elected Monte Seibel, presidentg Marlyn Marcy, v. president, Jeanette Fletcher, secretary, and Dolores Wilken, treasurer. Hope Brauer, James Dickenson and Warren Townsend were our loyal sponsors. We lost Dorothy Robbins and Hank Kirobbe during the year and Fred Rody and Don Berning joined the armed forces. However, Fred made it back for our commencement. The senior play The Little Dog Laughed was the first play to be given in the new gym. The trip to Colorado Springs, Denver and on up to Idlewild Lodge with parent sponsors, Rosalie St. John, Lola Shafer, Curlie Humble, and Luther Seibel was a happy finale of 4 years of education. Z4 ,N :VV VJ n li, ,mtl 0 Q et.. , -was n 1f,,, ---Er-wg.4g 1. -..M .-iii ,,,,,,. l. ,W 'rt 1.-1 ' M, wmgzf Vi N ...- fi. ri W,C,C, H. S. 1915 FRONT ROW: Earl Robison, Willie Austin, Flem Askey, Herschel Washington, Paul Cibulski, Joe Lynas. SECOND ROW: Eva Minor, Bertha Clark-Anderson, Thelma Chamberlain, Eliza Atkinson, Ester Lutz, Mae Morrison, Millie Rickford, Fern Wood, Grace Rayberg, Flo Glen-Swan, Inez Henry -Bishop, Winnie Burr-Stewart, Amelia Summers, Elsie Elder-Dodge, Olive Shumarcl Chef, Hazel Cope Green, Adlie Clark-Wilson, Mrs. Charlie Scott, Aletha Walk Waymire. BACK ROW: Richard Lynas, Ralph Dickey, Bill Gorsuch, Elmer Preedy, Howell Rees, Vincent Cibulski, George Barr, Mr. George R, Ballard, f Ei?-'5' VE 2 5 'Uv 5 Lollelia Aincrrnaii Richard Dean Raymond Kuliliiian 1 i x Pauicia Braun Marilyn Fitzgerald Eddie Loflin CLASS OFFICERS President . . . Keith Rowton Vice President . .Kaye Grant Secretary . . Waunita Graf Treasurer . . Gene Ray Sponsors. . Mr. Albert Fisher Rolly Tom Brown Burns Phyllis Walmila Goken Graf Glen Lois McAllister flviillerj Cook H 1 JTEQN is , . -. if ' . JR .. n 53 ii 1 M '5- C W Mr. Al Samuelson Mrs. Frances Oldham Virginia Davila Kaye Grant Harry Newton Marilyn Kessler Charles Nodine of' -3 'Ns Q? 7' if 1 i W' I K , -s... 4 f. si., N., K , ,s l r m 9' i.. 'fr V' F , F X M L S JUNIOR CLASS IN 1915 BACK ROW: Grace Oldham Glaybergj, Eliza Basham QAtkinsonJ, Millie Rickford, Elsie Elder, Hazel Cope QGreenJ, Flo Glenn fSwanJ, May Heath Qlvlorrisonj, and Fern Preedy Qwoodj. Glenda Norton Larry Roehrman Loula Mae Schwindt Junior Riddiough Larry Schwindt A le: ,- F ffx ', X fi gi r ff 'xt 1,-X xr fb Harold Pearson Stella Rogers Jack Steele Gene RaY Kieth Rowton Amy N - A.. fBrownJ Taylor M. 'A Q .N 5 by X riw, 4. rf, Er I Q ,R Ellis Rewerts J. R. Royer Kay Walker Milton Riddiough Dorothy Schwindt Joyce Wonsetler 'sm 'X 'J , .Jt if as 5 nr' S e 'x ,Libr 'i A eel? fi x' f -1 fi-iiiiifilf. ' 5' In-'- l X 'S' 1:41 Q IJ JU Jack Eddy Letha Eddy Mrs. Diana Blondine , Rud Skipper The Hermit Nl0 R E JOY UGH0 T I THE GLASSH Presented March 16, 1956 Keith Rowton I . ' . . u :Dorothy Schwindt Reed , , , Phyllis Goken , , , , , Kay Walker . . . Glen McAllister . . . . . . Gene Ray Herbert Harlow . . . .Jack Steele Ruth Madison . . . . Joyce Wonsetler The Mystery Girl . . . . .Glenda Norton Jerome Larkin .... . . . Ellis Rewarts Mrs. Marion Gaylord . .... Kaye Grant Minnie Sprat .... . Marilyn Fitzgerald ' W J. Hollingsworth . . . Loretta Amerman Student Director . . Loula Mae Schwindt Prompter . . . . Virginia Davila Ghost .... .... M ilton Riddiough Stage Managers . . .... Charles Nodine Larry Roehrman Ushers . . .- . . .' . Eddie Loflin,J.R.Royer, Junior Riddiough, Harold Pearson, Ra mond Kuhlman and Tom Burns Sponsors. . . .K1Irs. Oldham, Mr. Fisher and Mr. Samuelson Identity of the Ghost is revealed. Town constable draws a bead on Blondine v f vm 'f ' f 'if'-'l5f5'3Q. 3 Q 53 L X W if 1 ,gggrr .F If gi rg we ff s .Ji rf is if as . f X if V l k , All 2 ? JW AA in X , ' r V f 4 fi I if Qih I ' ' . f 5' f 1 ,4-. .fn in .1 1 K x ,v 5 6 r 5 . Q L, E . , X 5 r 53 r nf lr fs, Q , XY: Il fr' ln F9 I W ,I ,gg x, X lp I f rv Ms' K, k A Junior Ensemble K: L ..-. K My m 1 ' X my '2'iE:E 'Honorable Wise One' W, W, Templer K N A :sbs 'llozisunaster Glen Mc-Allister Y 2? rf' ll-C Hawaiian Cruise 1952 Banquet and Prom Sophomore servers and junior mothers, fi H QQ U '1 S x P Sav- Vu ' he T 1, g .Q . tg 7 I. Marilyn Appl Darrell Dierks Karl Giesick Chuck Jaeger Y 3 SQ: 9 'B' ,, Q. s- li C.- 'C' S Barbara Bender Gloria Fetsch Melvin Grusing Joellyn Jaeger p. as 1 Nr- X x,- .Zf rf re -. , ,- cvs QQ, A-if 5 C x Gly -. -' is... ig?-'ff' rx. Q 9 .1 lx. J Bruce Brauer Patricia Furse Carmen Hernandez 4? 'ES' C X Vernon Braun Gary Gardner Bill Herzler , X .PN vs 9- Q1 ' K! Connie Buell Jerry Gardner Jerry Hooker CLASS OFFICERS President . . . Vice President. Secretary . . 30 Treasurer . . . Sponsors . . Mr. . Darrell Dierks . Barbara Bender .Vera Kuhlman . . Connie Buell and Mrs. Gilbert .,,',. A iff? if? O 9 L W 7 k'k V x Q. I , ff' i .5 ls... vnu Wilda Krenzel Judy Logan Charlotte Minor Judy Kreutzer Maida Logan Joyce Montandon t 45 9 Q xl S X . - . ag sf 42--We , W- . i 'V Q. Rf ,4. Q it? i yJJ ,,,, 2',, f ' '- L L J JJiy J f , L 5 , I G s f , yJ J it s H :,,, A T lx ,MA Vera V Kuhlman - ' t - a Aneth , Marcy . ,, J i f Joyce JJ ri1,Je f J , R-aPief - J -fli ifff5i?f?2?'fi ,fig L yf , fl y fi if , , fi ,, - ' -5 -4, Larry Bernice Kenneth Lambert Linder Loflin Elbie Charlotte Eddie Mendenhall Merriweather Miles Kenneth Jeanie Diana Schwindt Steele White Alvin Ted David Wiken Woodbury McCoy SOPHOMORE CLASS OF 1924 'OP ROW, L to R Ro ce Arin dale Robert M rm W - v f . , .: y g , cDe ott, ayne Aace, Fred Queen, Hallie Wilson, Jack Dean, Charles Bowers, ennings Bonner, SECOND ROW: Kenneth Woods, Alice Ganson Bolenj, Lydia Holstein, Anona Rody fEwingl, Viola White fPearsonJ J, Marie Moore, fl-Iome Ec, teacherj, Gertrude Caldwell fAtkinsonJ, Jpal Dean fwilkinsonj, Genevieve Wikoff fTurbevilleJ, Vivian arish Uamesj, BOTTOM ROW: Eva Tedrow fDellingerJ, Mamie pear, Alberta Green fFranzmanJ, Cleo Blackburn fwoodburyj, 31 auline Metheney fToppingJ, Mary Kissinger fWewerJ, Gladys likoff fRobbinsj, Dorothy Wallace fBloedronJ, 494 Q'--3 pg E' . A . N Larry Appl Carolyn Brauer Lois Furse Io Ann Kerschen W 4' Kuhn '-5 vu E - S- ! , A fb Linda Carol Berning Betlach Leon Patricia Burch Dean Ray Mary Grusing Hayzlett -,,,,4 -Y' x X s '- in' ' 9- M. 'J si...-f -lc v 1 I S 9 . 3 'fm 5- Y , S 1' X ZA '1- Q Q. 5- . s,,,,., 'xy Ruth Donna Betlach Bloedorn je 556 Berllha Eder Forrest Paul Presley Harnandez Herndon ss Letty Bonner Judy Funk David Hudson 32 CLASS OFFICERS President ..... Letty Bonner Vice President . Alice Pfeifer Secretary . . . Ruth Betlach Treasurer . . . . Ray Moses Sponsors . Lucille Templer Ken Wilson f s......, g in Eff, 'L-' 0- F Q- ,-1:1 - 'I A tg 4 V krrk ox L 1' in 1 r fi ., ,Q :A ei ., J -'Q - .fi ,V .tvkk NA xx . s ' ' ' E ' R, , , V fx 5 'al N 51 5 nl J me A Q y s J sd K, X K tb -:2- -I fim 1' ' if PIT- Quia: w 9!?1 ' ' Jerry Ray Jerome Lee Moses Palkowitsh Alice Robert Janice V ', Pfiefer Simons Smith 4' f Ronald Vona John , r - N Tripp Wilson Wing is Joseph Palkowitsh IIE E JIIMESA IME FUR IHPENING ' ' Spradling Marilyn Woods Edward Yotter Id Mrs. Douglass, Teacher Fern fPreedyj Woods, Ann Stewart, Hazel fCopeJ Green, Flo fGlennJ Swan, Elsie Elder, Charley Friar, Herschel Washington, Jim Swan, Pearl fStahelyJ McAllister, Grace QO1dhamJ Rayberg, Eliza fBashamJ Atkinson, Paul Cibulski, Floyd Chelf, Raymond Green, Lelia Swan, Loveta Wilson, May fHeathJ Morrison, Millie Rickford, Fred Rewerts, Bryan Rickford, James Lynas. SITTING: Charley Swan, Harold Chamberlain, Eva fCampbellj Minor, Cora QGorsuchJ Hollister, Vera fwhitchurchj Freeland, Geo Ballard QTeacherj, Charles Honeywell, Albert Woods, Eva QGilmore5 Glenn, Mary Scott, Cloe fCoryJ Robinson, Bertha fClarkJ Anderson, Fern Freeland, Ogle fSmithj Dickey. 5 FT- Q of vu F. aculty w 0 R-I x 0,117 l :Hen I Somcbody 1lljOllfllJll5lll has .1 blrtllday. A .f--f S eds liosxx' ., e OYXEXA G6 rf ,fir 'Q vdcflerf B.. 'Sc Kayerte Cabinet takes oath, lircslrmen tug seniors, 3 r Senior guys help move. ,, l Q X 'L r 'Q W - if-yfxys tx A Q f0um ' an Aff Q X ' A - V- . 1' I 1 14 -1 fl k ' ' Br, - XOVJU- Us a ISIS x. l k!k,, :Q I- . I Cool C 1' XM df ffm ,, W 1 W lf if , X and Nl ds f 1 y x K A A otvby . K K Q - XX ggxbe -NX L , ' - 00 k , 1 ol OXYJXXX 3 ' Q wry ff if ' olliilis J X fx is., 5.1! A , u . T r Civ! ' late' ' ' , X , T ', f x '-s - -- Gages gb- Wu , .-22 ' 'f X bv ' 5-. ' ' , x X Kal lf, F, A, boys making ice cream, rw -. ...V r NW 'P L: V' l' f Female team of W, C, H, S, 44.1 lereg Prado s Mambo Brand Amy J Taylor D Schwxndr P Goken N Ddxrla and ri Walker Wilken and Woodbury Wilson, lfisher, and Tarrant in assembly. Sponsored by MARCY SHOE SHOP SXCIHIIIQC faculty news. N xi. elllot A56 X . X vi k A 'S' 19 V Ve' 60' X o n a lllllllllf yi IIIIW' s -r P Q! QQ' LAR N W W Football Player. BASKETBALL PLAYERS OF 1933 BACK ROW: Kyle Bretz, G. Minor, Coach Cooper, A. McCowan, K. Spear, H, Smades. FRONT ROW: G, Withrow, M. McCowar1, L. Brandner, C. Musser, H. Gooch. f Good 1, 6.95 M9 si? 1, C M , rw, I J' Y IES t 6a Gy s Barber Shop Quarter. Romeo and Juliet fXff3'f25Q 35 Ha ge. KG .Ia J . S .-C10 SH: .-T Us-40: ar'-' i I1 li c t at the WKEA vocal J ry 27, th s dlrected Cla mus1c of Ka ersi of I' SO at leag profes oth rehb y. .EM cn the yton Univ .gg S 5- 123 wg. gd mm. SHE 252 QQUQ vgm O U U1 N LO -1-1 ,341 N. Som .D 'U C! 63 .D GJ .-C2 -as F-1 -r-1 E O O .D O- -H .-Cf 1' .8 E IU 2 C U -C: 3 IU ONE -'S gf-1 -f-1 O 4-7 55 -gm .35 ,I-1 U mg-5 pa--H ll.-4 gg: -1-1O'S .-4600 F4 :vang mfg 'U 2 4.7 YD 5 .E S O H uf '-F Eu .dl EQ .53 Nu .cm QI-I O3 Sr .25 as Ja Em fd jo el, ly e Pearson lead the marching yC yl Brauer, Jo band, 4 0 is 3 D 0 0 H ,wwf . F5 1 0 Fi ' .. 0 mfi .f A Q V 7,6 P-' mn V -- 4..J- rf 1.1 -A -,- v--f L vi K , .1 1 ,vw W V-v .. Y GIRLS GLEE CLUB-DISTRICT RATING II, TOP ROW: I. Wonsetler, I, Rapier, P. Goken, P. Humble, M, Wonsetler, D. Bloedorn, P, Dean. J. Montandon, A. Pfiefer, R. Schwindt, I. Smith, G. Fetch, W. Krenzel, J. Kreutzer, V, Kuhlman, L. Walk, L. Wilson, C. Minor, Y. Blakely, C. Mitchell, L. Gerstberger, THIRD ROW: D, White, L. Rapier, A, Kalbach, R. Betlach, L. Berning, J. Steele, J, Pearson, M. Blau, G, Norton, B. Linder, J. Jaeger, B. Lewis, B. Bender, L. Bonner, S, Herndon, B. Forrest, P. Braun, D. Braun. SECOND ROW: C, Merriweather, M, Kreutzer, D, Wilken, A. Marcy, V, Davila, C, Walker, D, Schwindt, K. Walker, E, Atkinson, M. Logan, C, Betlach, L. Berning, M. Woods, M, Hayzlett, K, Furse, W, Graff, K, Grant, D. Furse, M. Fitzgerald. FRONT ROW: J. Fletcher, A. Wilson, N. Smades, D, Wewer, C. Buell, C, Brauer, J. Linder, K. Biel, L. Schwindt, C, Seibel, J, Logan, M, Appl, J. Funk, L. Amerman, A. Taylor, V, Wilson. I. Kerschen. MICH? FILIM 'PHE IIEAIW 0F MA l' Alll GLEE UL Il C0 THIIHTE BOYS GLEE CLUB-DISTRICT RATING I, TOP ROW: E. Yotter, E. Miles, M, Grusing, A, Wilkens, A, Kalbach, I. Royer, E, Rewerts, E, Kessler, L. Schwindt, D, Dierks, B, Hetzler, H, Pearson, SECOND ROW: R. Moses, L, Bender, D. Brown, M. Marcy, M. Seibel, 1, Shafer, T, Woodbury, B. Simons, R. Kuhlman, L. Appl, C, Smades, FRONT ROW: S. Harkness, H. Snider, L, Minor, T. Burns, H, Glanville, J. Hooker, G, McAllister, J. Spradling, L. Roehrman, B. Brauer, E, Mendenhall. ' S I X pl: UQ Sponsored lg? PIONEERI N Flora Dillion, Manager 5 POPULAR MUSIC GROUP IN 1951: Don Minor, Guido Smith, Marshall Woodbury, Jack Rickford, Ken Simon, Alera Wilson, Karol Morris, Janet Bonner, Edith Vague, ACCOMPANIST: Miaxine Woo ds . BOYS QUARTET-DISTRICT I, STATE I: G. McAllister, H. Glanville, H. Snider, and M. Seibel. fi V.. I MTI G AT 'MTE 'PIIIHLL M of music enjoyed by all. The school is indeed proud of these two organizations. 3 2 Q E ! Q W g S 1 1 1 IUIA f L X GIRLS TRIPLE TRIO- DISTRICT I, STATE I: B. Bender, C. Minor, M, Fitzgerald, L. Schwindt, M. Logan, M, Wonsetler, K, Walker, J. Steele, M. Woods. -wi Sponsored by JOSEPHSON - BAKER BARBER SHOP v 5 5 'lk E de v' E E MADRIGALIANS-DISTRICT II, BACK: G. McAllister, H, Glanville. J. Shafer, H, Snider, L, Schwindt, M, Seibel. FRONT: P, Humble, D. Wewer, J. Steele, J. Linder, M, Fitzgerald, C. Seibel, C.J. Mitchell, L. Gerstberger, L, Minor not shown. FIRST MADRIGALIANS BACK: Don V, Moses, Lionel Rickford, Francis Wilson, Ralph Anderson, Don Minor, Max Bishop. FRONT: Marilyn Brack, Shirley Steele, Lois Glanville, Aleta Wilson, Phyllis Humble, Shirley Gerstberger, Sharon Kreutzer, STANDING CENTB2: Shirley Roehrman. ' Q 'f Z 5 . ll l 1 i 5 Sk' Y P ' K fi l F' A t -' I 'r , . 5 ' X , ., Q The madrigalians were greatly disap- pointed this year because they received a II rating at district music festival as this is the first year since their organization in 1952 that they did not receive a I. The girls quartet sang over twenty times this year. This is the first year for a girls quartet since these Seniors have been in school. They organized last n ',, 5 H s 5 A year for the junior-senior banquet. The girls octet was also newly organ A ..- i use-lv f ., ' 5 in X GIRLS OCTET-DISTRICT II P, Goken, L,M, Schwindt, B, Bender, A.I. Taylor, L. Bonner, C, Buell, J. Linder, P, Humble, ized this year. This is the second year for an organ ized dance band. They played the first time this year for a dance after the Scott SAXAPHONE QUARTET-DISTRICT I, STATE III J, Linder, J, Steele, M, Logan, L. Schwindt. City basketball game and for many other 1 I I CLARINET QUARTET-DISTRICT I, STATE III V, Kuhlman, C, Seibel, C. Minor, M. Appl. 1 occasions. They furnished the rhythms for a school dance at Dighton in April. All rehearsals were at 7:30 a. m. The cooperative pep band played for all home basketball games helping to add en- thusiasm. Instrumental quartets enjoyed group work and performing. BRASS QUARTET-DISTRICT III M. Seibel, J. Hooker, A, Kalbach, A, Wilken. EN ERG ET IC PEP BAND - TRUMPET QUARTET DISIRICT III L. Schwindt, H, Glanville, J, Hooker, M, Seibel . y 5. W.. ' if Z .'B! I A-.,g,,,,,.,.,,..ffr., aff ff i - DANCE BAND, BACK ROW: H. Glanville, L. Schwindt, M, Seibel, A, Kalbach, J, Royer, E. Rewerts, A. Wilken, L. Bender, B. Brauer, FRONT ROW: J. Linder, C, Betlach, L, Walk, M, Woods, L, Schwindt, J. Steele, Mr, Dickenson. .YK .axwsexah W I ! I 1 , s ? Iv sv As fPQQ JI I 5 ' IQ..-Wim, .Isis I 1 II, Snider, Dist. III-- ll, Glanville, Dist. II-- G, McAllister, Dist. III --M, Seibel, Dist. II-- J. Steele, Dist. I, State II--P, Humble, Dist. II --L, Gerstberger, Dist, I, State II--D, Wewer, Dist. II. .V I . , Q 5-we .W . A, Wilken, Dist, III-- L, Schwindt, Dist. II-- L, Walk, Dist, II-- M, Wonsetler, Dist. IV --D, Braun, Dist. IV-- M, Woods, Dist. II-- J, Steele, Dist. III-- lvl, Logan, Dist. II-- C, Betlach, Dist. II-- L, Schwindt, Dist II-- E, Rewerts, Dist. III, WKEA SCHOLARSHIP STUDENTS: J, Montanden, J, Jaeger, J, Lee, J. Fletcher, E. Atkinson, C, Betlach, L. Amerman, R, Betlach, S. Harkness, l-I, Snider, M, Woods, A. Marcy, G, Fetsch, B, Bender, L, Walk, E, Rewerrs, K, Rowton, T, Woodbury. -..,.,,,,, They made the honor roll. AX- -lll-: in A K it. . .. , sr. 'Qc ln... SCHOLARSHIP Eighteen students went to Dighton to take WKEA Scholar- ship exams April l2, Those making points were: Jerry Lee, 3 Pts in general science, Ruth Betlach, 1 pt in English I: Eileen Atkinson, 1 pt and Jeanette Fletcher, 2 pts in shorthand: and Carol Betlach, 2 pts in algebra, resulting in Leoti placing 4-th in the league. Herndon Snider, Larry Bender, Jeanene Linder, Monte Seibel, and Larry Minor represented Leoti in the WKEA senior exams. Monte Seibel was high for Leoti, placing 16th in the league. Students who received a letter for being on the honor roll the first five six weeks were: Seniors: J. Fletcher, S. Herndon. C.J. Mitchell: Juniors: L. Amerman, K, Rowton, Sophomores: A, Marcy, T. Woodbury: Freshman: R, Betlach, Q...-f ...I-AN 3 faxes Debators--R, N. Wing, D, Williams, DCMIOIS--D. Wewer. C. Mitchell. L. GCl'Slbe1'gel', V. McPheators, C, Foushee, R. Berg, R. Orr, E, Green, K, Biel, S, llerndon, M, Wonsetler, H. Snider, J. Shafer. G, Withrow, L. Brandner. Si- Speech Contestants. Clare Jane Mitchell and Sara Herndon 5 went to State, DEBATE Resolved: That the Federal Government should guarantee higher education to all qualified high school graduates throuigh grants to colleges and universities was one of the main subjects of 1956 debators, the irst in recent years. They went to the invitational tournament at Dighton and the district a Garden City. Shafer and Snider won a round from the Hays Cadets. Mrs, Temple: created great interest in debate in the speech class. SPEECH He Would Be a Gentleman-Lillie Gerstber er-WKEA II Ah Love, Ah Me-Herndon Snider-WKEA IF Extempote: Clare Jane Mitchell-WKEA III, District I, State Ill Jack Steele-WKEA II, District II Original Oration: It 's Not Over Yet-Kathy Biel-WKEA I, District II Must This Be The Way-Jeanene Linder-District III Informativeg Your Health is Your Wealth-Sara Herndon-WKEA III, District I, State III XXX The World Calendar-Larry Minor-WKEA II, District II is - X Mrs. Templer, Mr, Townsend and Mrs. Brauer, hard Manuscript Reading: working sponsors. Carol Seibel-WKEA II, District II Lillie Gerstberger-District ll Damatic Reading: Forgotten Witness-Mary Lee Wonsetler-WKEA II, District II The Last Rendezvous -Jim Shafer-WKEA III Beethovon's Moonlight Sonata -Barbara Bender- WKEA I, District III Humorous Reading: Taming of the Shrew-Donna Wewer-WKEA II, District III Jane-Lynette Walk-WKEA II, District II 44 Ma at the County Fair-Alta Kalbach-WKEA II One -Act Play Cast Radio Drama Cast The Fifteenth Candle went to State in '53, Bill Jaeger, Spohn Owens, Louvae Krenzel, Adeline Rowton, and Marilyn Brack. The cast for the one act play Sunday's Child , was: Rev. Wells . . . Jim Shafer Mrs. Wells . . . Phyllis Humble Betsy . . . . . Donna Wewer Debbie . . . Clare Jane Mitchell Indian . . . . . Monte Seibel Zack ..... . . . Herndon Snider Student Director .... . Joyce Pearson Directors . Mrs. Brauer and Mr. Townsend Characters for the radio drama, Green Hat and Yellow Feather , were: Mrs. Johnson . . . Mary Lee Wonsetler Clerk . . . . Lynette Walk Minister . . . Glen McAllister Messenger . . Harold Glanville Announcer . . . . Carol Seibel Lady . . . . Loula Mae Schwindt Neighbor. . . . Joyce Pearson Manager. . . . .Jack Steele Director ........ .Mrs. Templer Donna Wewer and Herndon Snider received medals for outstanding acting in the One Act Play, and Glen McAllister and Mary Lee Wonsetler received medals for the Radio Drama. Both the play Sunday's Child, and the radio drama, The Green Hat and Yellow Feather, received II rating at WKEA. The One Act Play received a II at District. Glen McAllister, Mary Lee Wonsetler, Donna Wewer, and Herndon Snider, 45 NATIONAL ESSAY ANTHOLOGY A Never Ready. . . . . Linda Berning Teacher. . . . . . . . JudyLogan i Feeding a Bucket Calf . . .Aneth Marcy Hallgwegn , , , , , , Ellis Rewerts N,E, Anthology: J. Logan, D. Wewer, B. Bender, M. Woods, Writing an Essay . . . ' J0yCe Montandon M. Logan, J. Montandon, M. Grusing, L. Berning, E. Rewerts, Imprisonment . . . . . Gloria Fetsch G- Fetsch. A. Marcy. Destination Unchangeable P. Donna Wewer Looking into the Future . . Melvin Grusing Growing Up-What a Trying Experience. . 5 Marilyn Woods Escape from a Cow . . Maida June Logan The Most Famous Scupltor .,,,, Barbara Bender NATIONAL POET RY ANTHO LOGY The Clock . ' ..... Bertha Forrest My Poem . . Jeanette Fletcher Weather . . . . Ray Kuhlman Sunset . . . . Marilyn Woods Encyclopedia . . . Gloria Fetsch MYSPC Etermw - - ,Sara Helfndon N,P, Anthology: J. steam, C. Buell, B. Bender, w. Krenzel, Trying to Study ' ' 'Elleen Atklnson J. Fletcher, E. Atkinson, D. Wewer, S. Herndon, A. Kalbach, Ruljer of the Sky ' ' 'A1ta.Ka1baCh V. Kuhlman, B. Forrest, J. Montandon, M. Woods, G. Fetsch, Smiles .... . Jeanie Steele R, Kuhlman. Mountain Peak. . . Donna Wewer The Sunset . . . . Wilda Krenzel ' Poetry ....., Barbara Bender Our Friend Snow .... Vera Kuhlman Crush on the Teacher . Joyce Montandon Leap Year ..... Barbara Bender Babies ........ Connie Buell KANSAS AUTHORS STORIES Gramps . Connie Buell, Honorable Mention Grey Obsession . . . . Sara Herndon Flight 34 . . . . . Larry Roehrman Operation Atom . . . . . . Gene Ray WKEA E533-YS3 l WKEA: Lillie Gerstberger, Gloria Fetsch, Donna Wewer, IUB N0t Over Yet - - - - -Kathy' B161 11 Clare Jane Mitchell, Stella Rogers, Kathy Biel. It Happened to Me .... Stella Rogers II Short Stories: My Little Hero. . Clare Jane Mitchell II Unloved Teenager . Lillie Gerstberger II Murder in the Classroom . Gloria Fetschll Up in the Clouds . . . D0nna Wewer H1 tl :Vi X . Kansas Authors: Gene Ray, Sara Herndon, Larry Roehrman, Connie Buell. l I s l l .. KK a nu wnu ucw dllu Ulu IHEICHIIICS w Jlll-Llll I , Carolyn B. and Phyllis G. model wedding gowns, Kayette W-Club prepares food C 1 , am ers ' for their chili supper. Ellis Rewerts shortwave expert. S0Ph0m0fe SUITS at assembly. Rock and Rollers at homecoming dance. 3 Girls form Kayette emblem, Judy Logan, Carol Seibel, and Loula May Schwindt went to Kayette Camp at Rock Springs Ranch, i s 4 KN? i ' fflix 1 ! ,-,fm 'Y' gg M wr Wi 3 X i N1 K ' -ss. f , . as C i' C get L WlL it a is ,W 5 ,W W 'K wx L' .X W. i is ef- r'i,iA.D Q13 . Carol Seibel, president, and Mrs. M. Gilbert, sponsor, discuss Kayette business. The Kayettes with the help of their sponsor, Mr. Gilbert worked toward the 3, OOO point award through work on many projects. Points are earned by perform- ing service to school, community, and the World. Some of the outstanding projects were a CARE package, Christmas and May bas- kets, the school milk program, Mother- Daughter Tea March 29, and washing school walls. Of the 78 girls in school 74 are in Kayettes. BOARD OF DIRECTORS: Judy Logan, Mary Lee Wonsetler, Kay Walker, Barbara Bender, Dolores Wilken, Waunita Graf, l.oRetta Ammerman, Loula May Schwindt, Marilyn Appl, Marilyn Fitzgerald, Carol Seibel, Lillie Gerstberger, Donna Wewer and Mrs. Gilbert, sponsor. Dolores Wilken Mrs Gilbert Lillie Ge tbe C lS bl L R t Sponsored by 'S 'gm' aw 6' e' 0 et A WILLIAM Bin BLAU Ammerman, and Mary Lee Wonsetler off to Conference at Garden City. 48 'W sb 45 L. Crouch, D. St. John, H, Pearson, C. Walk, V, Braun, C, Smades, R, Kuhlman. J. Wing, J. Palkowitsh, B. Simons, J. Simons, D. Hudson, E. Loflin, C, Hernandez, J. Spradling, P, Herndon, C. Jaeger, Joe Palkowitsh, R, Grusing. J. Gardner, B, Riddiough, B. Berlach, K, Loflin, R, Brown, J. Fisher, T. Woodbury, L. Lambert, J. Eder, A, Wilken, K,R, Wilson, sponsor. F. F.A. OFFICERS: Curtis Walk, reporter, Don St. John, sentinalg Alvin Wilken, treasurer, Ken Wilson, advisor, Charles Smades, vice- presidentg Rolly Brown, president, Ted Woodbury, secretary, Jerry Hooker, president, Mr. Tarrant and Mr. Gilbert, sponsors. F. F. A. Activities of the chapter this, the first year of the organization, have been a hayrack ride, dads night, chile feed, ice cream party, movie night, initiation of green hands and recreation night. The highlight of events was the parent- son banquet at the Presbyterian Church, Thursday April 12. Other activities were participation in the shop contests at Lakin, livestock judging contest at Larned, and the state FFA convention at Manhattan. Alvin Wilken and Ted Woodbury represented the chapter in the latter. Mr. Wilson, has created great enthusiasm for this new phase of education. W CLUB The W club, an organization between coaches and boys, is made up of those who have lettered in athletics. A chili supper early in the year and sponsoring two dances gave the W club members enjoyable ex- perience in entertaining. 49 Judy Logan, sophomore Loula May Schwindt, junior L X Carol Seibel, senior Marilyn Appl, sophomore The fine spirit shown by the cheerleaders has boosted the enthusiasm and spark of the students throughout the football and basketball seasons. Their uniforms were white wool sweaters with white pleated skirts. The officers ofthe Pep Club are as follows President ..... Sara Herndon Vice President . . Barbara Bender Secretary . . .LoRetta Ammerman Treasurer. . . Joellyn Jaeger Sponsor . . Mrs. Tcmpler l+'llIlSIIMAN UIIIIERLEAIIERS PEI' CLUB Letry Bonner, Alice Pfiefer, Ruth Berlach, and Bonnie Lewis. f-A Cheerleaders lead Pep Club in a yell, 50 SCHOLARSHIP Donna Wewer - Salutatorian Jeanene Linder -Valedictorian PERSONALITY Jim Shafer Kathy Biel C7 I ACTIVITIES Harold Glanville Mary Lee Wonsetler m COURTESY Larry Minor Dolores Wilken CO-OPERATION AND DEPENDABILITY Douglas Brown Lynette Walk Joyce Pearson Clare Jane Mitchell kr. 4 f ir 5 I 1 Kathy Biel was crowned by captain Marlyn Marcy October 28 at the Dighton- Leoti game, Her attendants were: Carolyn Brauer, freshman: Joyce Pearson, seniorg Loula May Schwindt, junior, Sara Herndon, seniorg and Marilyn Appl, sophomore, Escorts were: Ronald Tripp, Rolly Brown, Jack Steele, Eddie Kessler, and Karl Giesick. Timmie Jaeger and Geri Anne Biel were crown bearers, .4-1' I' Undcrclass attendants, Football Queen Kathy and and crownbearers. senior attendants. Royalty before the homecoming dance. 1942 I 18 43 44 46 47 48 49 50 50 'W N ,r,, 'K P ,, f 49 x .C Q ,La F 4 ,,. ' G 52 Y D.. -Q ' l g ' a 4 - 1 -. QUEENS AND KINGS Alberta McRae-Melvin Gilmore Arlene Baker-Lee Roehrrnan Rosemary Barr-Leander Gillen Paula Hutchins-Wayne Smith Pat Brack-Gordon Baker Gwen Simon-James Owens Doris Biel-Pat Elder FB Mitzi Fields-Guido Smith BB Donna Rider-Wendell Smith FB Janene Clark-Wendell Smith BB RE F00 BALL A ll IUEE APTAI ABU 155 X .far ef M. 12, 2 1 1 gf, presents the queen and her attendants f .. . ' t ' ni- X., W sig? fi L M- me Q., Jvxk + z-X t- Y '1 eta, E fi P v . if Qg:..,QAi Ai' -we K 'Sponsored by HELENE'S FLOWERS 1 I I'lllH'EJEN'I' I. k'lIlIWIWG , L - . ef., vga- My P .,. ., KM Qxgix Vg A . ' W 2-3 ,, K ' v , iw J' 4, ' F4 -- I . ,wif byff k Q M ,L ag., -' F? .C y 4 ,W E ,Q J -,H fx H W L 1 .. N L I 1, , i. , Ai, , , xi V,, : ij w r M .V A 1 'xii ii K Q K 1. W L, . :S X31 Q X i 1 J' B N A , p .,,, ,, ,fy f M w:,' ?m: , .a.M, . ,.,. VVQ Q xx . 'T' ' ? 'Si' , 1 a fp Qf Q fb' - 1 ' , f , fi .I A , - I 'T7fi'f.Q? ... ' in f F 5 8 F3 ' Q 4' S 1 J nord, fu: K r- , 1 y z fl z . ci 'LQ 'Txaz - f I' N V 9 A A f . N '- 3. Xi' ' lffi-1 ' - VA W A 1 L' 2 ' x f 4 f 1525 'f'Q .uf : I L i I W - Q ' ' A' , f W ' x Tb U . is was 1 . , W 3 ,Q X' Rau sf ,, 2 , K . P T , in A . ,ty ,tt , i Nlaicxl Biown He claw C oach Ge ne Gilbert Nlatwn ROXW Hama vm DOHZWS BYO X S 4 i 1. S Q he .ie Coach Gene Gilbert, and Marlyn Marcy talk it over, Gene ww ' ks Darrell- met S34 we Giesicv' G.,G to 5 yo aim get Arg K3 Latw B60 .Q- Wlikiff W N t 1 'Q getil A wi lioolwi nam TMJ? run Shaw Edwin X4055 me goibf-X sr BOW' H Mo Q00 ' . ug 1 . 6610 6 XG WOKOY R1 - Rox! A Sack Size .ww ' K ' . K C y , a 5- COXJ GQGY GXCY oavid we ww Ga! owl Gai X 9 Q NJ' l . f 3- 1937 Football Team: Francis Gwin, Ralph Fletcher, Gordon Carlisle, Ernest Zinn, Roy Heath, Walter Breitkreitz, Clarence Heath, Leon Minor, Tom Elder, LeRoy Elder, and Junior Elder. X l'A.'x: A, in C! O 'SN 7 3 43x ,,,,,.v Q? QP ,S Fly, A93 X -A llarkness, Appl, Brauer, Glanville, R. Brown, Woodbury, Hooker, Schwlndt V ' Kessler, Royer, lllll P-NFL -- Coach Curtis Tarrant A AND B TEAM RECORDS A TEAM Syracuse Sharon Springs Scott City LaCrosse Jetmore Dighton Tribune Ness City Lakin Scott City Jetmore LaCrosse Dighton Tribune Sharon Spring s Ne s s City Scott City Dighton Leoti 39 48 51 69 56 32 Z9 56 54 41 16 71 33 48 48 46 52 18 B TEAM Syracuse Sharon Spring s Scott City LaCrosse Jetmore Dighton Tribune Ness City Lakin Scott City Jetmore LaCrosse Dighton Tribune Sharon Springs Ne ss City Dighton Jetmore LaCro sse Coach Curtis Tarrant has a quite enviable record in basket- ball. Playing for three years in the Air Force, he received the Most Valuable Player award of southern Europe, was voted the Best Player in Scotland and has many other trophies showing his expert ability. He was a member of the U. S. military team that won the World International Basketball Tournament in Holland in 1953, This was his first year of high school coaching but has coached two years in the Air Force. I 4 N 4 W , ,xi 'rar EB l fig? N-nal' 'N-af' , 51 G Gardner 0- Glanville, Hetzler, Woodbury, Spradling, Kessler, Dierks, D. Brown, Brauer, B. Riddiough, Moses, Mendenhall, B. Loflin, Apple, Lambert, J. Gardner, Chosen for League A11 Star . Team. J R. Royer LEAGUE STANDINGS . scott City . Dighton . Jetmore . Ness City , T ribune . Leoti . LaCrosse iii 'W ff? Q A7' 3 M-Xmfi Wf Fw' fm Mxvfrfff ffi TTYL. -L' iff' 21 FROSH AND C. TEAM RECORD rosh. Team Leoti Scott City Lakin Scott City C. Team Scott City Pl v H T -5 as ' S' . . cf' 3- 'if1 po, 'W' . fs 4 . A515 ., at I--' f .AA A -,sei t t , 'E .. t td p ,, -. W, ng q U yt 5- . ...H ' x,,,rf . 4, .s M .u x QV, K: q h ...sys X 1? W ,ff H X . S --Q-ff QU . ei A... TRACK SQUAD: E, Rewerts, J, Royer, A, Kalbach, E, Kessler, C, Jaeger, Coach Tarrant, T. Woodbury, 1. Hooker, M. MarCy. R, Tripp, J, Spradling, D, Dierks, Coach Gilbert, Manager C. Nodine, P. Hernadez, D. Brown, D. Hudson, L. Appl, H. Glanville Manager A, Wilken, About Z5 boys reported for track, with seventeen active at the end of the season. In total points the highest were, Hooker 55, Tripp 38, and Royer, 21. ' Track season started with an invitational meet here, Leoti placing first with 79 1fZ points. Hooker and Tripg gave outstanding performances. The arden City Relays saw Dierks and Hooker place in the mile run and hurdles respectively. ln the Syracuse meet, Hooker and Tripp, along with the mile relay team, picked up points for the Indians. The Sharon Springs meet provided five first places and three second places for Leoti. Hooker and Woodbury were alone in placing in the Scott City Relays. With Z7 points, Leoti took fourth place in the WKEA meet at Scott City. Since Hooker and Royer received first places they were eligible for the Regional meet at Scott City. l Here Hooker took lst in the low hurdles and 3rd in , the higlhs. He went to the state meet at Wichita, and T came ome with 3rd place in the high hurdles. , Q Coach Gene Gilbert -,V Coach Curtis Tarrant Y., Q., f' f 'if' L , , 1 'X - A , . g an g , ' I, ff, g.,f , M 'Mfg J. Hooker, ara in stare V in high hurdles. M5857 y N s Sam and Jim after a big whing-ding. Tom Burns conducts tour at open house. Senior Tea Guests. Sincere expressions of Leotians at Tournament here. l ,nv WK EA B. Forrest, C. Walker L. Bonner, R, Schwindt serve boys after game. Wilson and Tarrant discuss manual training projects. n UUT' FIHIM llllli ClIO0L LlFE'S STAGE Former grads browse through '55 annual. F, F. A. honors mothers of senior players. Broadcast of Hello-There. ls - Refreshment line at Kayette Mother-Daughter Tea. Master of Ceremonies Clyde Blackburn and Alumni Chairman Pearl Smith with record, of the 1st public school class -1894. Glen Dickey, one of the first graduates, and teacher, Olive Lynch Gererciner. 1fORMlill PRINCIPALS AND 'l'LACllli1lS: BACK: Genevieve Cleveuger 1942-4.-, Mr. 84 Mrs. Saylor 19536-43, Mr, 81, Mrs, Vague 1949-521, Gilbert Butts 193121-35, George Ballard 1913- , Louise llrusher Starrett 1927-29, Olive Lynch Gerereiner 1909- , lithel Scott 1914-16-21-27, Marie Nanninga 1930-35, Harry 13, llelms 1920-27, Other teachers present were livalen Macy 1917-19, Bill Wilson 1951-53, ,I,V, Marlin 1918- , C, F, Newman 1932-36, Maude Weidmer, member ut tout ttuu t Celebration for the 50th reunion of Leoti High School started Saturday May 19, at 7 o'clock with a dinner at the Presbyterian Church where 014 people were served. This was followed by a tour of the new school building and a program in the high school auditorium, consisting of short talks by class representatives, with over 1, 000 in attendance. Much of the credit for thc success of the reunion goes to Mrs. Pearl Smith, Chairman of the Alumni association. She worked for lnonths making plans and assembling facts and displayed a huge book containing facts about alumni members. Speakers for the classes were: 1909 Glen Dickey, 1911 Mrs, Ethel Gibbs, 1912 Hazel Powers, 19111 Raymond Green, 1914 Mrs, Theo Glenn, 1915 Hershel Washington, 1916 Grace Rayberg, 1918 Howell Rees, 1919 Myrtle Smith, 1921 Margaret Gilmore, 1922 Grace Rees Wilson, 1923 Pearl Smith, 1924 Margaret Stewart, 1925 Homer Coty, 1926 Edna Freeman, 1927 John Wilson, 1928 Glen Turner, 1929 Dan Brandner, 1930 Gerald White, 1931 Josie Burns, 1932 Norma Hooker, 1933 Harry Smades, 1935 Clyde Blackburn, 1936 lack Gorsuch, 1937 Darrell Mathes, 1938 Don Rouse, 1939 Gordon Carlisle, 1940 Don Baker, 1941 Nancy Lee Harp, 1942 Harold Rewerts, 1943 Melvin Giltnore, 1944 Lee Roehrman, 1945 Erwin Brown, 1946 Harold Smith, 1947 Earl Geisick, 1948 Margaret Peine, 1949 J, P, Oberheim, 1950 Dale Apple, 1951 Eldon Glauville, 1952 Barbara Clark, 1953 Lionel Rickford, 1955 Georgia Kelly. The class of 1929 had 100010 attendance, Only the classes of 10, 17, and 20 had no representatives present, Contributions of outstanding events of various years, brought out by the speakers follow, Class of 23-First to wear caps and gowns. Class of 25-First to leave money to school. Class of 20 -Last to graduate in the Court House. Class of 27-First to graduate in the new high school. Class of 29-Planted the trees, Class of 33-Took credit for writing the school song Cardinal SL Black, Class of 39-Gave the panel picture rack, Class of 41-Took the first overnight senior trip to Denver and Colorado Springs. Class of 43-Leoti placed lst in BB, FB, Track 84 Scholarship. Class of 49-Did the sodding of the football field, Class of 52-Left trophy case in entrance hall, The basketball team went to state, 614 were served at Presbyterian Church. 'Q g??HQE?Tj iii! inn., i rf' ' ef EJQ l as New '56 l iflmimr W, I 1 M- MM u Eugene Biel and Leo Harkness test their sales technique on Doug Brown and jeanene Linder FUND OLIVER ,gf WHIRLPOOL K wlr 4 - x HARK ES MUTUR ...M ws... .,,..,-sv--'r t s s E up 1YlE ill Ggugus rms ssbnvrcs , Homer Cory and Joyce Pearson make deposits. Behind R, E. Hollister, president, 141 years of servicej Appl, Leola Krenzel, Emma Rees, Ruth Zinn. initio ... FIR T STATE RA K Ralph Carlisle fills the car while Donna Wewer and Crouch observe, r rn.. UARLIIJETTRE EHTHHE Sinclair Products and Goodyear Tires Ralph and Roy Carlisle If I . Joyce Pearson and Herndon Snider gaze at top of the elevator. KRE ZEL ELETATUR Harold Glanville and David Hudson lunch. 'Mic' is 3 behind counter. RUYAL CAFE For The Best Food In Town See 'Ett and Mic' 62 U come: ENUI E Leon l .5 3 Gene LEWIS, propuetor, hxs son Lonme Joe, and Donna Wewer 00 LEWIS SUPPLY 00MPA Y0 0 A 1 '+'f 'l V-' E 'nf' if Ax , if f' If T- Sales and Serv1ce S f A - f'-E, 3 CZ 4 Kathy Biel buys groceries from Sara Herndon 0000000 A00 S0 S F000 MARKET -cf lf' Lillian Gerstberger buys ticket from Clare Jane Mitchell A '31 PLA A THEATRE Art Kalbach and Harold Glanville check the new Case 500. ,W ,H mm mum IMPLEVME T num: Toni UUMMA Case Sales and Service Shafer One- Way Plows Jr LEA X X 'A i. me l Q i i M l I , , ' - L ,sp 1-1 1 , . .:.,i,.f,, 'K . 'K :V gr' Vi . . ., ..,,.. ,5Lg5.,,. .ft in Clarence Mendenhall explains scales to Marlyn Marcy and Lloyd Crouch 2 ' f - Jw - I I lf I l I CULLINGWUUD GRAI UUMPANY . - - ,,1-ftlfb 14'x Gasoline - Gra1n - O11 ' ill ' . 'Q' ..., . cw- sy fi H i :fi , . 4' e X - i ,ll I 4 3 i ll ' E L L 1 ,l 'Y?5 -:A 5:51 . A . ,. 1 A .W 6 A if :ima lf,g,.f1zi..:f:-5 Y 51 gl 'QWNQ S3253-41:5 7,.?mg1-,QQ-, .n M. ',.n.w k -'-l,.l. i i AA l. , +I'-Eizzgk f :3:: :1:1Q 4 7 Yii's f ' 1 i 3 4 . ........ , .,. ' :vis 31132332 l,,.,. ' S'-in -f,4:nn,, 'M ! f N np. 1 Jack Dean, Manager, Eileen Atkinson, Marcele Kreutzer, and Virgil Foushee care for cattle while Jim Bloom auctioneers, . v f , f wzxalf-bf-ww-M 'M--1 in LEUTIIJVE TUUK SALE CUMPA Y i - 9 ' W b Sales Every Thursday .' ' Jack Dean, Manager - lu is ' 1 x 2 if ,V n N F D jk K X Us W ,..A r 'lt - V' xa,,,l,,,, ,L.. ggi- VM my H, tt- ,5.- .4-1:1197 t - vt: l r --IA .3-fra ,, . . ' Y .MJ -- ' ' M' k , -,.: Q a W - - . f W -, W. -'F' i' From view of the new gym. iglfjill, 'L 7 V-'I' ff 41+ Al Nagel, Manager, is amused by Clare Jane Mitchell ' - N' .. 'adv-..': ,44. f .. RIIUAIIE HW U0 TRUCTIII GAMHLEH General Construction Plumbing- Heating Goodland, Kansas Al Nagel Jeanette Fletcher paying her bill at the Wheatland Others are Mrs Otto Dierks Mrs Grace Rayberg and ' rk. WHEATLA ll ELECTRIC Always At Your Service Our Greatest Assets-Your Good Will. Art Kalbach, Larry Minor, Phyllis Humble and Carol Seibel get information from Mr. Seibel. EIBEL WELIII G '54, 4'.b , 'K up HR., lv W . . 2m. m,,, ... ... W O if Ck ' Shirley Kalbach explains to Noreen Smades how the new John Deere works, 349111 A lx Philco Annl-in-nr JAEGER IMPLEME 'I' CUMPA l S Fred Rody and Phyllis Humble pick out tools for the handy man. BACK ROW: L. Bender, R, Cudney, S. Miller, E. Grusing, E, Caldwell, C. Laltle, C. Bauck, M. Gardner. FRONT ROW: L. alk, E, McAllister C. Grusing, W. Breitkreurz, E. Ford. F0 TER WIUHITA Ullll TY LUMBER UUMPA Y FARM BUREAU Quality Doesn't Cost ------- It Pays The Organized Voice of Agriculture 67 C. E. Chuck Merriweather, Manager True Legislature Representation For Farmers lan- Xm Bob SlllilAlSCAAll1g Eileen Atkinson ice creqnn while javk iiltilllilltl tries oxercogit on Monlc Seibel, 13011113 Kngbbg ig waiting for the mongy. THREE lAl EERE Bob Smith and Leo Krenzel - Proprietors Groceries, Meat, Dry Goods lim, El.. Lillie Gcrslberger and llerndon Snider inspect the Larry Minor sclls Miirlyn lxlgircy .1 gun. new Chevrolet. WElTER HARDWARE WE TER METER A R llPPLl ERMPA l EEMPA l Dealers In 68 Chevrolet - Oldsmobile Hardware, Implements and Building Material Sales and Service ' ' f' I I ' Insurance, Loans, Inve s tme nt S l I X Lynette Walk and Carol Seibel sell Style Rev1ew uckets to Bill and Dean Yotter, Norman Hooker, and Mrs, Esther McDonald. ......f 4 , l.WN 1- ., V . 'ha . cf, f t A i ia ' 'vit iff VQIUR4 D.C, Conrad, Sara Herndon, Hyland Steele, ' 53 Dallas Hahn, and Kathy Biel drop everything to , m Jeanene Linder and Doug Brown talk to workmen at K service 'Blicks' station wagon. A Jess Smith's house. f ...W .,. . Q nun. inn on comm v WWW 'M 'EL PHILLIPS 66 SERVICE Hyland Steele, Proprietor UARPE TER Congratulations Senior s of '56 9 ai Q You can see those muscles bulge, --- Another charished photograph. Do you BLICKS ST Dl0 UUTT CITY, KA Yearbook Photographer WEI MANN FU ERAL HUME Mr. and Mrs. Carl Weinmann Leoti, Kansas Congratulations to the Seniors of 1956. A. E. A DER 0 With Paula Hutchins and Phyllis Woodbury as editors and Mrs. Clevenger, advisor 70 , - -RepresentatiVe- I Eh1eSE1XaVisi.IoifOL47 published the 6 ,.... , . Q M, Seibel speaks at Ir. - Sr. A, 7 Prom, ,E ,, ' f , ., if is 3:-do r X X Tig Wg' iii . is 5 r K ll ., Q Q iii 'l dll' i 1 I L l 7: t rf , , -..,t..,,,.X ,Lg ,x,,L , r g 2 AQ V . 1 Sf ' Q' .A I r 3 K Ya ..5'f' can f .t .4 , P - . W,,. Mag Nh AK wg -i in is . at We s - ' 1- i M xii ': 1-k ff, The ' ' ,R -- 'J za 5 'fi t . or we if ge KE , f' ' - h q.,'.::,z -' x , up li 2 1 ,E G ' f 1 'gg' ' l F bophomores Mrs. Oldham with student librarians fe g x ' v series after J. Simons and K, Schwindt, ,, f 5 .111 ,XM I br Pr ii if ' nf- f , i . gn X .Rx Dierks sweats during mile run. - 1 'K' 5 . Ye Ed, Donna, decides whose picture shall be next. Seibel poses Just for Kic X i Helpers for senior play-Harold, Eddie, Yvonne 8a Kathy. I M. FR? This Excited cheerleaders at tournament, D. Wewer and H. Snider in all-star play cast, l I Sneak 1 Day 1928, Art Bryan, Leslie Henry, Vern Tibbets, Leander Thomas, Mary Askey, Todd Heath, Fred Smades, Edith Brock, Julia Henry, Susie White, Mae Keller, John Keller, Lena Jaeger, Ted Summers, Glen Turner, Mildred Rewerts, Ruth Rees, Emma Rees, Zola Forbes, Wanda Hart, Vina Walk, Vina Cross, Carrie Neville Waunita Crouch, Zona Keiler, Roberta Burns. llltlli Allphin 1907 19013 1910 1911 1912 Gerard, 19111 1914 1915 llllfi Cope, E l'Jl7 --tliefore the 4-year course was officially startedj Misses Helen and Frances Hof man, and 1908--None. --Glenn Dickey, Margaret Lipper, and Bertha Lipper, --Miss Olive Hoffman, --Sadie Johns and Ethel Whitchurch, --llazel Wilson, Florence Lynas, Edna Ballard, Chester Friar, Reed llarold Doyle, and Mark Ballard, --Fern Freeland, Ogle Smith, Raymond Green, and Floyd Chelf, --Eva Gilmore, 'Vera Whitchurch, Bryan Rickford, and Anna Stuart, --Bertha Clark, Eva Campbell, 'llerschcl Washington, Paul Cibulski, --'Grace Oldham, Fern Preedy, Flo Glenn, Millie Rickford, Hazel lsie Elder, and Mae lleath, . --Olive Shutnard, Vincent Cibulski, and Winnie Burr, 1918--Inez llenry, 'llowell Rees, Adlee Wilson, Aletha Walk, Earl Robinson, and Esther Lutz. 1919--James Swan, Lyle Parks, Jennie Carey, Myrtle Cory, Mabel Gentner. 1920--Katherine Slaughter, and Cleland Lutz, 1921--Clell Wtsecup, Ruth Burr, Vera Bryan, Delores Whitchurch, Margaret Slaughter, Margaret Gilmore, llerschel Walk, Martha Blau, and Florence Flaunagan. 11322--Galen Robison, Mildred llouk, Arthur Freeland, Grace Rees, Mary Rees and Doroth Rewerts . y . 10213--llazel Wilson, Dottie Turner, 'l'helm.i Nlcliey, 'Goldie Adams, Florence Adams, Ellen Rosebrook, Xlabel Thurston, and Pearl Miller, 1924--Hazel Ballard, Laura McDermott, Bradley Austin, Lena Wing, Laura Wikolf, Margaret Rees, Frank Ro.ly, Charles Glenn, Delbert Preedy, Nina Lake, and Jack Downs, 1925--'Altha 'l'edrow, Putman Shafer, Violet Morland, Ethel Flannagan, Eva Crouch, Ruth Tibbets, llolncr Cory, Laura Wewer, Gladys Crouch, Wtnifred Robison, llazel Neyer, Bessie Langley, Bertha Lake, Rosa Burr, and Wayne Corey, 1153, l92G-- dna Wing, Myrtle lleath, Anna Askey, Fred Askey, Beulah Metheney, Amy Tomberlirt, llclen Starling, Melva Rozean, Glenn Bowers, Ruth Die ey, Anna llouk, Gertrude Preedy, 'Evelyn Ganson, Ethel Willis, Forrest Jeffries, and Edith Cunningham, 1165, At Sneak Day in 1931. Marion Bonner, Cleta Padgett, Jesse Fisher, and Edith Shafer. Hays March 1927, Viola White Pearson, Alberta Journalists of 1952. Jeanette Askey Elder, L. D, Fitzgerald, Theda Minor, Leroy Bloedorn, Eileen Berning, Irene Berning, Janet Bonner Dierks, Barbara Clark, fEditorJ Eddie Hall, Wayne Marcy, Mrs. Hope Brauer CAdvisorj Donna Hutchins Fairchild. 1927--Gertrude Caldwell, Viola White, Gladys Wikoff, Mary Kissinger, Genevieve Wikoff, L dia Holstein, 'Vivian Parisi, Opha Dean, Dorothy Wallace, Robert Mclgermott, Jennings Bonner, Royce Aringdale, Kenneth Woods, Charles Bowers, Fred Queen, Cleo Blackburn, Anona Rody, John R, Burnett, Pauline Merheney, Alice Ganson, Alberta Green, john Wilson, Olive Wing, A 1928--Wanda Gilmore, Ruth Rees, Emma Rees, 'Mildred Rewerts, Lena Green, Mae Burr, Zola Gardner, Vina Gardner, Mary Langley, Susie Shafer Carrie Wing, Vina Walk, Roberta Hollister, Albie Daniel, Julia Daniel, Cleta Blackburn, Waunita Knott, Leander Thomas, Claude Heath, Glenn Turner, Ted Sommers, Leslie Henry, John Keller, Arthur Bryan, Fred Smades, Vern Tibbetts, and Zona Willis, 1273, 1929--William Wikoff, Howard Krenzel, Howard Spear, 'Elroy Sowers, Dan Brandner, Martha Willis, Esther Hartman, Majorie McBride, Violet Elder, Neil Norris, Vera Metheney and Doris Appl, 1121, j f - ss ,-gs, Green Franzman, Mildred Rewerts Darnell, Freda Kuhlman, Vivian Parish James, Mildred Anderson Bragk, M, Alice Bgbee, Margaret Lipper, Bertha Lipper Classon, and Glen Dickey, Leoti High School 1907, included in the picture are was 1935--Clyde Asmussen, Elinor Anderson, Hazel Adams, Clyde, Blackburn, Ns. s Leonard Bridenstine, Muriel Baker, Henry Broughton, Roy Carlisle, Enid 1 Floyd, Earl Hickey, Martha Hobson, Kenneth Hooker, Blythe Lane, 'Myrtle McPheeters, Jack Orr, Ruth Ott, LeRoy Ott, Edwin Smith, Maudie Shafer, , Iva Shafer Edith Schwindt Juanita Stiles Clarence Weaver Virvie Woods W 1936--Lawrence Anderson, Rex Cudney, Helen Dickey, Lena Elder, 'Ruby fe Ford, Edith Ganson, Jack Gorsuch, Nadeen Gorsuch, Frances Green, Doyle sq Harrington, Leon Hubbard, Virgil Metheney, Lloyd Price, Donna B, Rewerts, Inez Rosebrook, Irvin Thompson, Fred Weaver, and Margaret Wewer. 1937--Wesley Boulware, Anita Case, Richard Cox, Hope Elder, Evelyn Fletcher, Wanda Floyd, Wilma Galster, Carl Gilmore, Evagene Gorsuch, Roy Gwin, Jr, , Forrestine Hooker, Lois Hubbard, Lola Hubbard, Dwight Kough, 'Alvena Kerschen, Harold Kreutzer, Agnes Leisman, Eugene Lewis, Darrell Mathes, Edwin McAllister, Lena Metheney, Richard Price, Phyllis Robertson, Irene Shuniard, Virgil Thompson, bela Turner, Nellora Warrington, and Goldie Wing. 193 --Walter Breitkreutz, Carl Case, Junior Elder, M,C, Floyd, Fred Graff, Thayne Green, Albert Lunz, Durant Mathes, Leon Minor, Paul McAllister, Wilbur Norton, Keith Reimer, Donald Rouse, Erle Smades, Felix Younger, Ralph Fletcher, Elzora Barr, Dorothy Breitkreutz, Elaine Cram, Maxine Ford, Ruth Garnes, 'Ella Ganson, Marie Kerschen, Elizabeth Off to a game in 1926, Loleta Gorsuch Keller, Norma Woods, Mildred Rewerts Darnell, Lena Green Jaeger, Julia Daniel Henry, Ruth Rees Ley, Emma Rees, Edith Johnston, Cleta Blackburn Smith. 1930--Margie Ess, Gerald White, Herbert Queen, Wanda Fogelstrom, Melba Stiles, LaVina Elder, Esther Kuhlman, Leona Kuhlman, Loleta Gorsuch, Herschel Gardner, Andy Askey, Bernard Keller, 'Tennie Hancock, Joanna Wing, and Edna Pearl Willis. 1931--Arthur Ganson, Geo, Bretz, Clell Blackburn, Cleo Hancock, Elma Ford, Josie Wilson, Jean Heath, Ida Wewer, Edith Shafer, Frances McDermott, Dorothy Jaegcer, 'Alice Wallace, Aignes Fetsch, Jesse Fisher, Olive Weaver, Geneva Wal , Marion Bonner, Cle a Padgett, Mattie Lake, Vardie Downs, Mary Adams, Vida Tibbetts, and Dorothy Askey, 1233, 1932--'Thelma Mathes, Glendon Rewerts, Amy Hanks, Irene Tarman, Geo, Ilubbard, Harlan Rogers, Mabel Burr, Norman Hooker, Gertrude Reimer, Lorcne Childs, Clarence Copley, Doris Wilson, Grace Fletcher, Mary Anderson, and Ethel Lake, 19311--Ina Adams, Lowell Brandner, Edna Green, Erma Dean, Elmer Fletcher, Roberta Orr, Margaret Musser, Helen Robinson, Dorothy Fogelstrom, Harold Gooch, Kay Spear, Muriel Wilson, Helen Talbott, Alma Turner, Virginia Metheney, Elma Zinn, Johnsie Padgett, Garvin Withroy, Lola Sowers, Adlee Wallace, Arthur McCowan, Wayne Connery, Janice Ramsey, Beulah Askeg, 'Rhody Dunlap, Nellie Wing, and Harry Smades, 1271, l 34--Harry Thurston, Emma Daniel, Horace Downs, Beulah Smades, Nora Elder, Neil Scott, Albert Hollister, Velma McPheeters, Robert Rosebrook, Ralph Berg, Bobbie Lee Jones, Lorell Hollister, Hazel Ganson, Albert Wewer, Walter Honeywell, Robert Jeffries, Lena Walk, Chas, Musser, Hattie Childs, Bessie Smades, Carmen Foushee, Clifford Wing, Mary Elder, John Fetsch, Eva Kuhlman, Gerald Minor, Esther Wing, Sara Honeywell, Laura Reimer, Mae Stiles, Coral Tomberlin, Claude Copley, 'Margaret Berg, Bill Dickey, Kyle Bretz, and Morgan McCowan. Class of 1923. Goldie Adams Smith, Pearl Miller Smith, Hazel Wilson Robb, Ellen Rosebrook Krenzel, Dottie Turner Williamson, Mabel Thurston Strecker, Thelma McKey Johnson, Prof. Helms, Mrs. Scott, Class of 1931. Jesse Fisher, Arthur Ganson, Miss Marie Nanniga, Marion Bonner, Clell Blackburn, Vardie Downs Buck, Josie Wilson Burns, Alice Wallace Downs, Edith Shafer Ray, Elnia Ford Ryan, Geneva Walk Snell, Frances McDermott Kessler, Ida Wewer Simons. Class of 1922. Grace Rees Wilson, Galen Robison, Mildred Hauk Robison. 73 Prosser, Evanna Wheaton, Bertie Mae Spech, Anaclare Holmes, Class of 1927, Kenneth Woods, John Wilson, John Burnett, Jennings Bonner, Fred Queen, Cleo Blackburn Woodbury, Mary Kissinger Wewer, Alberta Green Franzman, Alice Ganson Bolen, Viola White Pearson, Vivian Parish James, Dorothy Wallace Bloedorn, Gertrude Caldwell Atkinson, Mrs. Charles Scott, Prof, Helms, ' sa t .2ae1Qb:ak ai . Pearl Smith read original poem to 1, 000 grads and friends. HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPALS 1915 1910 F.F. Robinson 1919- 1911 Prof. Joseph 1920 1912 1913-15 Philip Dare -Geo Ballard 1927 1930- 1939--Juanita Reimer, Jean Wikoff, Charles Baker, Neva Jean Spear, Virginia Wewer, Clarence Heath, Marvin Green, Loyce Ream, Alice Mueller, Mary Smith, Aeilene Lunz, Francis Gwin, Ethel Smades, Ethel Sides, Eileen Redding, Mary Agnes Schreck, 'Evelyn Clark, Ernest Zinn, Magdalene Campos, 'Alma Ganson, Gordon Carlisle, Rose Gillen, Margaret Gilmore, and Ruby Blau, and Roy Heath. 1940--Harry Elder, Leota McCowan, Roman Kreutzer, Marjorie Garner, -Isaac Martin ia -C I, Dinner guests crowd into the church. 1932 36-C. F, Newman Sara Work 1936 42-Lawrence Saylor H.B, Helms 1943 48-Ralph Eaton L,A. Moore 1948 53-Jess Vague H. A. Cowan 1953- - W, W. Templcr 1947--Leona Atkinson, Inez Campos, Joe Davila, Miriam Eaton Earl Giesick, Alton Goerlitz, Corrine Gwin, Barbee Hooker, Paula Hutchins, Johanna Kessler, Verna Kuhlman, Donald Krenzel, Katherine Lane, Omer Luebbers, Lois Minor, Gordon Minor, Marvin Rouse, Wayne Smith, Raymond Strobridge, 'Donald Uppendahl, Phyllis Woodbury, Johnnie Zellner, Harold Wewer, Warren Green, 1948--Carlton Foos, Gordon Baker, Ken Barr, Patsy Brack, Marianne Clark, Max Fairchild, Carroll Glanville, Merle Hatfield, Leatrice Kiefer, Edward Fetsch, Mildred McRae, Jonathan Riley, Kenneth Bishop, Retha Cox, William Leader, Bernardine Baker, Wendell Leisman, Marjorie Case, Thomas Lane, Erma Hubbard, Donald Baker, Myra Kathryn Green, Lloyd Peterson, Marguerite Asmussen, Leander Gillen, Margaret Prosser, Lawrence Meier, Ruth Gwin, Merlin Gardner, Teresa Baker, Gilbert Frank, Dorothy Meier, Victor Green, Eva Jo Kerschen, Victor Paul, Dorothy Rouse, LeRoy Elder, Duane Minor, Arthur Kuhlman, L, Merle Bishop, Lucille Lonberger, Hildegarde Galster, Duane Burr, Bill Ressler, Zelma Heuszel, Thelma Rowton, Ted Orr, 'Marjorie Holmes, and Leonard Kessler. 1445. 1941--Dean Anderson, Mary Ann Baker, Tom Elder, Dominic Gillen, Orval Hahn, Irene Leisman, Caroline Lonberger, Kenneth Neyer, Neva Ream, Nancy Lee Sharp, Verna Smith, Maxine Thatcher, Frances Baker, Dale Burch, Bernice Carey, Lucille Farnsworth, 'Howard Gwin, Vera Lee, Jeanette Lewis, Gertrude Spear, Eugenia Walk, Mabel Wing, and Charles Cam os, Jogin W. Metheney, Jean Prosser, Adalia Schreck, Jesse Smith, 1942--Evelyn Shumard, Ruth Gilmore, Kenneth Gerstner, Mildred Kuhlman, Dorothy Mansfield, Frances Baker, Joyce Minor, Elvin Brown, Alice Rose Hollister, Alice C. Green, Jeanene Neyer, Geraldine Heath, llarold Rewerts, Twila Withroder, 'Junior Reimer, Eva Gene Smith, Cloris Smith, Betty Ann Gwin, Donald Redding, Mary Ann Luebbers, Willard Wing, Dolores Kreutzer, Etta Ashman, Eleanor Mae Browning, Edna Mae Burch, Arlene Burch, Racymond Davila, Billy Gerstberger, Elmer Gerstberger, Dorothy Hahn, E na Mae Lonberger, Christina Paul, Doris Stiles, Harold Blackwell, Virginia Luebbers. 1943--Haro d Asmussen, Christine Baker, Jack Barr, Raymond Barr, Margaret Bauck, Anna Betzen, Lloyd Brown, Louise Campos, Elmer Geyer, Jr, , Lloyd Geyer, 'Lois Ruth Gibbs, Norbert Gillen, Melvin Gilmore, Violet Rose Higgins, Opal Hubbard, Lucille Mansfield, Wendale McAllaster, Ross McCowan, Alberta McRae, Vernon Minor, Loy Oldham, Grace Peterson, Freida Ridder, Vera Riddiough, Ra mond Rouse, Elmer Scheuerman, Virginia Shumard, Hope Whalen, Jacqueline Wikoff, E.J. Green, and Robert Meier. 1944--Arline Baker, Eugene Beming, Marilyn Bieker, Jean Brack, Irene Breitkreutz, Ona Breitkreutz, Duane David, Clair Dierks, Maurine Frantz, Virginia Gerstberger, Violet Giesick, Lois Hahn, Raymond Hall, Gail Heath, Betty Kreutzer, Beata Meier, Lloyd Neyer, 'Dorothy Niswonlger, Edith Redding, Helen Redding, Lee Roehrman, Dwight Smith, Asa aylor, Eugene Rouse, Leland Bolio, Joseph Schreck, Harol Gwin, Bob Jones, Bill Barr, Anna Mae Ganson, Keith Niswonger. 1945--Harold Atkinson, Rosemary Barr, Lucille Bauck, Irene Blau, Ervin Brown, Margaret Clark, Evagene Ford, Lawrence Gillen, Evelyn Green, Dorothy Gwin, Edna Kleyman, Lorraine Knobbe, Lenora Luebbers, Margaret McDaniels, Leia Neyer, Charles Rewerts, Delores Schrader, 'Wave Lynn Snowbarger, 1946--Marjorie Baker, LaVerne Baum, John Berning, LoRee Bishop, Richard Fairchild, Arthur Geyer, Naomi Gibbs, James Hartman, Zelda iieuszel, Gilbert Holmes, Roberta Hutchins, Jess Krenzel, Corona Kreutzer, Alma Kuhlman, Nevada Lane, 'Opal Lienemann, Lila Niswonger, beta Peterson, Ramona Reifschneider, Cecil Reimer, Wendell Simon, Harold Smith, Shirley Stiles, Lucille Tipton, Everett Wilson. 'Evelyn Kreutzer, Walter Loflin, Mary Mitchell, Dean Nance, Robert Robbins, Marilyn Roehrman, Marjory Riddiough, John Schreck, Laura Snider, Dean Yotter. 1949--Raymond Askey, Bliss Ann Baker, Marguerite Biel, Doris Brack, Ray Campos, Lewis Elder, Jack Fairchild, Bill Frantz, Jola Gerstberger, Junior Gerstberger, Betty Geyer, Pat Gribben, Wiley Helzer, Mary Hudson, 'Joy Lee Krenzel, Darlene Kuhlman, Harold Minor, J.P, Oberheim, James Owens, Wanda Rider, Gloria Sader, Margaret Schreck, John Schwindt, Marlene Wilson. 1950--Donna Atkinson, Dale Appl, Edmund Beming, Juanita Betlack, James Bishop, Charles Blau, Mary Rose Blau, Delores Bloedorn, Robert Bonner, Thelma Brack, Charles Brown, Galen Coats, Gene Curtis, Connie Dierks, Pat Elder, Marquita Fetsch, Mitzi Fields, Glen Ford, LloydGilmore, Irwin Krenzel, Edith Luebbers, Shirley McKelvy, 'Glen Mitchell, Pearla Sue Owens, Janet Stewart, Neil Whalen, Phyllis Wilson, Maurice wikoff. 1951--Keith Appl, Don Baker, Connie Betlack, Doris Biel, Dale Blackburn, Richard Blackwell, Darrel Brack, Janene Clark, Donna Dierks, Joan Dierks, Phyllis Ford, Eldon Glanville, Barbara Kay Fisher, Pauline Hudson, Eva Jo Kessler, Julianna Kessler, Melva Kuhlman, Jimmie Loflin, Barbara MCKe1vy. Karol Morris, Arlene Pfeifer, Donna Rider, Leland Rogers, LaVerne Rogers, Georgia Rowton, Ted Royer, Guido Smith, Wendell Smith, Hunter Sni er, Edith Vague, Marshall Woodbury, Maxine Woods. 1952--Shirley Beasley, Jeanette Askey, Eileen Beming, Irene Beming, LeRoy Bloedorn, Janet Bonner, 'Barbara Clark, L.D. Fitzgerald, Frank Fitzgerald, Marion Forrest, Billy Giesick, Melvin Giesick, Bonnie Gribben, Eddie Hall, Charlet Herndon, Donna Hutchins, Wilbur Jay, Darrell Kreutzer, Ross Lane, Duane Login, James Luebbers, Jim McQueen, Wayne Marcy, Theda Minor, Don O rheim, Joe Riddiough, Betty Atkinson, Jack Smades, Annabelle Loucks, Don Summers, Carol Ventsam, Marvin Wilson, Larry Ventsam, and Dow Conrad. 1953--Kathryn Appl, Ralph Anderson, Jean Askeyl, Max Bishop, Maxine Bishop, 'Shirley Downs, LeRoy Fairchild, Lola Fairc ild, Mary Lou Hutchins, Bonita Gerstberger, Lois Glanville, Iva Mae Strong, Shirley Humble, Shirley Kalbach, Ralph Koehler, Alton Mitchell, Charlene Nodine, Jack Rickford, Lionel Rickford, Jacque Shafer, Kent Smades, Shirley Steele, Monte Wewer, Mary Louise Bernin , 1954--Dorothy Saker, Elaine Baum, Betty Blau, Marvin Bloedorn, Orvie Bonner, Marilyn Brack, Mildred Strong, Darrell Downs, Mike Freeland, Don French, Bobby Giesick, Bernita Graff, Aletha Wilson, Marilyn Hubbard, Larry Hull, William Jagger, Evegyn Kessler, Larry Knobbe, Dwight Krenzel, Leola Krenzel, Louvae renzel, arrcll Kuhlman, LaVerne Kue ler, Elvon Loflin, Cloy Logan, Juanita Kessler, John Luebbers, Don Minor, Spohn Owens, Erwin Mitchell, Darlene Rapier, 'Shirley Roehrman, Adeline Rowton, Charles Sader, Louise Schwindt, Joyce Freeman, Jean Brady, Margaret Snider, Marcelle Walk. 1955--Bill Mac Reifschneider, Leanna Marcy, Patsy Fetsch, Mary Jean Downs, Don V. Moses, Don McCoy, Lawrence Woods, Jo Green, Sydney D, Geyer, Raymond P, Naab, Georgia Kelley, Faye Krenzel, ShirleggMcAllister, Gail Harkness, Norma Lee Geyer, Laura Lou McDermott, Twila tlach, 'Donna Fischer, Dallas Hahn, Faye Baum, Jerry White, Darald Norton, Jim Biel, Lonna B, Tripp, Francis R. Wilson. A star in front of a name indicates valedictorian of the class, 74 ', A, lg ., - 'fg ' Stinky f',. ., fi ' f . . - , , f nd' fi f 'j. x ' f u 4 in 'F xlib ' y Q , My :Ei V 'Y a- ,. v-y..,,Q W' .. Q 'Q --w wf: , ,ip X M x , f .,,, n 'A ,awk . . yy. l . li Aw-'F , Q v ,fi Q O 5 4 C Q x M un S gn, . ,F .GJ Q' ,gtib t 1 . 4' sq, , .' , , . J 1 . ,,,,,. .-Q , f lb W air- ,fi Q 5 Y! tif. N Ti K vim' -xg? 5rnBNg..' ' V' . 1-,e-P 1,5 K - - Nfl fg' 'xffif-f' 4 3 f- is , 1 'pf . 1' .S TN 'K .wx bi ,f r : L lfs 'Q I Ax, Q- bw, R M. 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