Wilsey Rural High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Wilsey, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1949 volume:

'rv'-ff. ,S xg L' x fn . 5 -gif 1 1 6 19' uv' Y 6 74' Wfff' 1 , mm - A 1 A d I 'rw' ' I ASW --,,,..- ft to R18 P Liaine Hufchfnhn' WILSEY HU1-LAL HIGH SCHOOL Deloria Say, Aura Mrs. Hrs. Mary P51393- P. J. Issacggn George Cusick Glenn L- Silber: Ruby Reed STUDENT C OUNCIL CUSTODIAN ANNUAL STAFF X from E ' .51 S? ' Anita Dalquest, UT 9 ' 1'- , Na.. Plntxln' Tjrpiata Jo Ann Lentoll Irene Ercrttel. Anita Dalq-.zest Elaine .'-Eutchizefrt r ii., K8th1Qgn e -0. 9 '-- .Y ' HHPSGPQQ C., 5 ' Q. . ,N-.iss ql:':Q5b0.-. -'-....,f-lj 'J- Ian-537: ' P11-1 , 1. Ded1C.:Q: s- E ' 'bf 7183 ITQ -W- L . 1 f ------------19g-WQI L S EVY E pgggo 49 ....aa In may A D M I N S T R A T I O N ANNUAL,STAFF ? :,:,lgg kq Kathleen Sprecker, Sr. ,f T. at Typists 1 , ' . ' Q . P . f Jo Ann Lentell V X s K. Irene Brownell Anita Dalquest Elaine Hutchinson 1 4 2 . K . Deloris Say, Assoc. Editor Floyd Whiteman, Bus. ANNUAL STAFF PIC-'IERE Left to Right: Jo Ann Lentell, Floyd Whiteman, Katy Sprecker, Elaine, Hutchinson, Irene Brownell, Marge Strouts, Darlene Albin, Anita Dalquest, Kay Hutchinson, Deloris Say, Bonnie Hertlein A Bonnie Hertlein, Editor Mgr. Editor Class Reporters Marjorie Strouts Darlene Albin Kay Hutchinson FACULTY Mrs. Ruby Reed English k Soc. Science Mrs. Mary Palmer Music k Dom. Science P. J. Isaacson Prin. R Phy. Science George Cusick Commerce R Phy. Ed. Glenn L. Gilbert Mathematics kInd.Arts STUDENT COUNCIL Kathleen Sprecker President CUSTODIAN Marjorie Strouts Vice-Pres. Eugene Whittington Sec. 8 Treas- P. J. Isaacson AdViS0P Ralph Stover Custodian DEDICATION - ofourffellow classmates whose of an education. 3 Dedicated to our parents and to the parents foresight and devotionhaveprovided uswiththeopportunity VN . - X X 1' Ji, il, I :vein Robert Gies ,, S Presc T 3ie2sglg?'ficer13,' Basketball E ' glass Play Elaine Hu'CcE:ir2sir Class Officer Y-Teen 1-2-3-14, giTeenlCabinet 3-I, Se C ub 1-2-'-I, Orchestra 2-3-K Annual Staff '- Class Play L Y 19 Robert Gieswein Sr. Class Pres. M Class Officer 3 Basketball 2-3-M Class Play M Jo Ann Lentell Valedictorian Class Officer 1-2-L Qi !!' Irene Brownell Sr. Vice Pres. M Y-Teen l-2-3-L Y-Teen Cabinet M v B a P Q o o BQBQ 1'2' Glee Club 1-2-3- Annual Staff M Y-Teen l-2-3-L Y-Teen Cabinet -M V. Ball E B.B. Class Play 3-A WN 9 else Club 1-2-3-H Orchestra 2-3-H Schrammels 3-M Annual Staff 2-3-M Elaine Hutchinson Class Officer L Y-Teen l-2-3-M Y-Teen Cabinet 3- Glee Club l-2-3-L Orchestra 2-3-Q QXNN Annual Stafi M Qfg Class Play P.J. Isaacson Principal 5 John Parks Class Officer Basketball 2-3 Track 2-3 Orchestra 2-3- Glee Club 2-3- class Play 3-A M 'Q' Kathleen Sprecker Student Council 2-4 Class Officer 1-2 Y-Teen l-2-5-4 Y-Teen Cabinet 2-5-4 V. Ball 8c B.B. 2-5-4 Cheerleader 1-2-4 Class Play 5-4 G. Club Orch. 1-2-5- Annual Staff 5-4 '88 J ame s Albin Class Officer 5 4 Basketball 1-2-5- Track 1-2-3'4 Baseball 1-5 Glee Club 1-4 Class Play 4 4 Charl ,CQ M. Cameron Micke, Class Office 3 Basketball 2 Track 3 Baseball 3 Class Play lg, A 417 9 HSS Office Basketbal P 1 U 1 . W1-2-13 2 I .ag b - 1+ Clagsall L3-1+ Play 2,3 es nl. Alswrx Kat hleen Sppegker Student Council 2.4 Class Officer 1-2 Y-Teen l-2-5-4 Y-Teen Cabinet 2-3.4 V. Ball 8: B.B. 2-5-4 Cheerleader 1-2-4 Class Play 5-4 G. Club Orch. 1-2-5-4 Annual Staff I5-4 .Tame s Albin Class Officer 55,4 Basketball L2' Track l-2-5'4 Baseball 1-5 Glee Club 1'4 Class Play 4 Cameron Mickey Class Officer 3 Basketball 2-3 Track 3 Baseball 3 Class Play L Bonnie Hertlein Activity Award Class Pres. 3 Y-Teen 1-2-3-M Y-Teen Cabinet 3 V. Ball 8a B.B. 3 Class Play 3-M Glee Club l-2-3-H Orchestra 1-2-3-L Annual Staff L Charles W. Alspaw S E Class Officer l-2 N Basketball l-2-3-ll I Track l-2-3-M O O Baseball l-3-U F R Class Play 2-3-M 1 S 9 4 9 7 Anita Dalquest Y-Teen 1-2-3-it Y-Teen Cabinet 3-Lt Class Play lg. Glee Club I-2-3-lg. Annual Staff lg. Floyd Whiteman Glee Club l-3-ll Annual Staff lg, Class Plays 3-14, Schrammels 3 9,419 v me P 499 are no-Q I+ 4 F ssmon HISTORY I th neeneoins Class Of '49 began their Four years ago l?itjBS0el1i.tT3EgEj:ioneaE this time to record the activities 1 careers- 0 Egglgugcgggss for the past fogI'FgZZman year 1945-46, we recall the following During the course of outheir bit to the accomplishments of our school. embers of our c1aSS adding d her usaxu to the orchestra, Katy was included TEH music Bonnie Hergeinaigdthe remainder of the girls ll'lCil1g1l'lg Bonnigtind in the s1P1'S Seite 65 1,113 glee olnb. In bows glee e u , 1189719 S, ere members of 19 6 5 t al-ticipated. In athletics we Egyalbin, Barney Travis, and Elogimwhingmgglll competed. Y-teen membership were wen represehtegrzghrigiegirls at the close of the school year, Deloris d ll of t 6 ' include iaed a lst Honor R011 Certificate and Bonnie and Jo Ann Lentell 2nd Sa,-y P808 V Honor R013 Cgrtifif-333.1946-47 begin withthe loss of Barney Travis and Betty Our op omor ll-ed and our class enrollment Fuqua, but John Parks and Cameron xgclvizyeeggoadd gtill another, Keith Sears. remained at 15' Later in the yllrthe girls were members of the glee club and Again in our Sophomore year--a d to the Y-teen cabinet and Irene Brow. t or anizations. Katy was electe d John Parks sang Y' een 8 lrl's sextette. Eugene, Jim, Floyd an 11 was included in g and Bill active in gg' bows glee club' Again this year We fmdnd Ehagi1t1l?1,p'l.ej2e rating in geometry basketball andiidragkhrannlnzlotesstiay plgkgddiltjion, Scholarship Pacognitiogfn in the state-w e c - arded to Deloris, Bonnie an o. th a of 2nd Honor Roll Certificates was aw h 1 careers. 6 wogr Junior year 1947-48 begin the 2nd half Offggg his? :Z gained still June Jacobs and Keith Sears were lost by way of trans , ber Deloris and another' Richard Lawrence' to retain our Original 1.31 inilrnlrsl once again being Kat? were added to orchestra. In addition to all t 43' g were included in the melibw Oifiil'Sei1e eCiu?e33def5SeZ2' eiiieifeiiieieiesyeer Continued their Y- enca ne. esm U 11on the services of Eugene Jim Bill Bob and Jo . 8 1 and class presented our junior playthe receipts of which flnanceiia cgioggingl successful junior senior banquet. Jo received a Sth place ra mlllrgtherscholar, and honorable mention in English III in the Schrammel tests- t and 2nd Honor ship recognition went to Jo and Deloris as they received ls Roll Certificates. t eventful of Our Senior year 1948-49 has been by far the busiest and mos d Lawrence our four years. At the beginning of the year, we found that Richgiis was the was no longer with us but that Larry Holt had joined our ranks- st Fore. year that we all had looked forward to with a great deal of irlterierg, chance most in our minds was the thought that we must make the most of 9 rio? we had to raise funds for our senior sneak. We heldan ice cream Social p F sti- to the time school begin. Later we served lunches at the County Musiclag' In val and added to our ever increasing funds by presenting our senitg IES among, enumerating the activities we have participated in the past year, Once again to Say that we Contributed to everything sponsored by the school' 6 boys as 222111310 ala Y-teen all senior' girls were active members The Sam tha ' ti0S stellarlllggrgl' Year' cozgtinued their work in boy's glee club- Irfngitlrmtrixental 111: ormance o u ene Ji Bill B b d L r was no our placing 2nd in the Digt , m, ' O ' an ar Y ty Tr s rict in basketball and in winning the Conn honors Ivf:'g.wThiS record Of activities is by no means complete SS additionig to the past OH by individual members of our class in the past foul' Years' However: this gigs? additional honors are listed elsewhere in this annual-SS of 149- SUTUUIELPY is representative of the activities of our Cla 41 .47 , 1 1 A+- T' I II- L..-19 - '49 WO? ITB th0 c1a?' get S3319 wgffort to mm vie rfC i::' in an to ac1mol1Cd5' int 'Q lf' Sgins mt for fhetgx: le hue 7 u ' , fv' gave anticgpttgge coucvfmd 1:52 d1ctlon8 0 t tha fllfllfe at? J prophecl' 'ha 0 F Floyd Whitemang Eg?-:ge 14 become a big tim t' 'Yale I' oade or with his Pho ogn' U SP grapher . Jo Lentell seems fC all Probability after lr, 2 her homing dom 8 SOC -',, .., her a vote of confidence .- -- the future. B111 Algpgg 511018 UIIUIUI1 2 perhaps, we can elect Bill te 2.4 byhis ability to meet FU?-' ' man to Topeka who is well l'lT'9 surrounding area. At any fl!! years to cane. Eugene Otis with his stile' him in the event be choosen t: of college will provide I-.ln ui: experience that 'ill penn gg, 1 4 Jim Albin certainly hu no has the knack for making nancy . zmeinhseeing Jim financially slbganw olmuld hav' U' Nlini a J0lh the llvy gym ',. A R Homenlgta Dalflue at has or--o A emonstratlon .1 sgitcineen make this filly., Mamen mhputf-wrt' .5 1' this fizga :Seriously ree-egtwf 01' 5-nite if mg ,' I. Kathl Zeke good Zinmfjftfrl Spregkgr.. name it be that 'tannins ,M too distant pllfuugd lnrtrq or gy, John bu 1 Parke t upstgi? inthe hrregghlalot of John idea the Uwe - in mis Sonsidex-281: U0 M065 s. he 39110011 hitch lg H O 49 -1--'i native Claa as sim, to 2023542 bm 1945-46 he We fhac c0mDl1eYment51o1Eh0fo11, , 0 Ol'Che3tra Kat Ollrggg I the 31,-1, 1 Flasmh U' b07'S gleenglgghwoniev partie: g ' Beneq L1 Cmposgafd' Lf: athletlu .ose of the School enmemben l Bonnie and Jo Annyfxaeill loss of Ba llled, andrnmiz gavis Emil ass OUTOHI Still another mths re members of the'g1ee lu? Y't0en cabinet d cf' Jim an hmm Bu v F3-Oyd Rnd John Perm gene. -Tim, and B111 actin 8 4th Place rating ingm 100, scholarship recognitice arded to De1or1s,BmmnW 311' of our high school cares transfers, but we gainedsii l-D81 15 in number. Delorisz 811 the girls once agaiubei V Our girls were lncludedini Sophomore year continuedthi 7-1. and track leaned heavill mn. Eight talentedmemberadi F which financed a colorhlli 8 Sth place rating 1nT7PW :hrammel tests. Flwthersdvll' they received lst and Zndillf 10 busiest and m08t eventful: we found that Richard Law Joined our ranks- Thislalnn Sreat deal of interest-my make the most Of everylpry heldan ioo cream socizvn hes at the County Hua MJ presenting our semi Inn! in the past year, ionceagal ored by the sch001- emu ve members. The 5365095 's glee club. In agrunentaly and Larry was inscountyw ind in winniflgthe iona1h0W4 oomolete as addy' Agtow :he past foul' Years' Holter' are in this annuagass ofug' zivities of OUP C -are 1--19WILSEY sol-1o49o.,.. ...p '1 ,rt-1 ,YY Y Y SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY We're the class of '49 peering into the not too far dim distant future in an effort to make clear this sama.future. Unlike our predecessors, we are going to acknowledge the possibility of disappointmentsand reverses for some of US,'Ul117 fOr the present we are going to discount these possibilities as we have anticipated them. We have recorded, tabulated, and sum arized the pre- dictions of those concerned in our welfare, and now we make public by way of P ropheey what the future may hold for each of us. Floyd Whiteman, the boy who dgeams about being a sheriff,is very likely to become a big time private eye. Who knows he may someday be another Sam Spade ornwith his photographic ability perhaps another Casey, Crime Photo- grapher. Jo Lentell seems to have some definite plans for a business course. In all probability after completing her work in Salina or Wichita, we will find holding down a good job in the business world. At any rate we will give a vote of confidence in that she is likely to succeed in her plans for her her the future o Al aw shows unusual promise as a successful stockman and farmer. Bill sp Perhaps, we can elect Bill to the State Legislature in the future and profit d t the same time send a by his ability to meet people and make friends an a man to Topeka who is well aware of the problems of this community and nearby surrounding area. At any rate Bill, we expect great things of you in the years to come . Eugene Otis with his athletic ability has a bright future in store for him in the event he chooses to make the most of this opportunity. Four years of college will provide him with the educational qualifications and the added experience that will permit him to carry on indefinitely in this field. Jim Albin certainly has no fear of work and at the same time apparently 1 has the knack for making money. This is a good combinationandwill go a ong ways in seeing Jim financially independent in the years to come. There are those who would have us believe that the navy has a strong appeal to J im. The slogan, 'Join the Navy and see the World, is no idle promise, but oh, the discipline that goes with it. J Anita Dalquest has expressed the desire on numerous occasions to become f h oli at Kansas State, so a Home Demonstration Agent. With four years 0 80 0 T18 thi a reality Let's have her keep the little green Ford Anita can make s . she can putt-putt-putt around overthe county upon completion of her work at Manhattan. Seriously though we are of the opinion there is a real future in this field for Anita if she will make up her mind to accomplish as much. Kathleen lKatyJ Sprecker, with a variety of talents and the ability to shows little interest in a career. make good at most anything she might try C ld it be that she and another member of the class have some definite and ou not too distant plans for the future. John Parks, the soloist of our class, was giving the furniture and honey business inthe Grove serious consideration, but in as much as John has given up this idea there is no need to let you in on the story. Rumor hae it that John is considering a hitch in the navy. It is quite probable that John has in mind the schooling offered in electrical engineering by the navy. ' f 2 -1 71 117 nl , 9 ,,,,,19 wxtssr sono 495----as-e SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY tant. With her un- Deloris Say, it seems, has the desire to be an accoun d 1 t ret figures we see no reason why she can usual ability to analiie an Hgwgggr for the immediate future we forsee her bi - Eggpqggggeatguiczlgsfulogusiness course in one of our better business colleges andia good job upon graduation for Deloris- Bennie Hertlein, the shy little blonde-haired lass of our class, is ag secretive about her plans for the future as she is shy. Thus, we have the opportunity to really let our imaginations run riot in describing what the hold for her After a great deal of concentration and frustration fut f we gginclgge that she will make an excellent teacher in the primary field. Bob Gleswein, our class president, has been choosen the one most likely to be a real success regardless of what he may attempt to do in the years to come. Not to be denied the opportunity to be wrong again, we believe that in the future you will find that Bob, too, has become a successful farmer and st ockman . Irene Brownell, better-known as Rene' by all her friends, seems to be still another who wishes to do additional school work in the clerical field. Barring unforseen complications, we can feel reasonably safe in predicting a bright future for her in the business field. Elaine Hutchinsii, llll tliivgirl with the ability to manipulate the keyboard, has indicated on numerous occasions that she would like toteach or do sec- retarial work. As both require additional schooling, there is no need to even hazard a guess as to what she will be doing in the immediate future. Upon completion of her schooling, Elaine will be able to realize either or both of her ambitions. Larry Holt, the youngest member of our class in years with us, joinedour class this Year. Even so, we feel that we know Larry well enough to prophecy tllgat he will do well in whatever he may choose to do upon completion of hiS 1 sh 3011001 CHPCBP- Perhaps he too, like several other members of our class, S 81Y5-US an enlistment in the navy serious consideration. Cameron Mickey, so we are told mg, M1 k y give the nav a whirl. Maybe 0 Zfintgatg Slxgkmon every sea-going,sa11or's boast, A girl in every port. At may be sure th ick s ability to more than carry his load or do his share, YOU Y at he will make good. In the event he decides to give uP the idea of navy service' .YOU will find him a successful and enthusiastic farmer. 1 our friend Herbie, in one of his rare fits of poetic ggztgggezagaheard to make this Unusual pronouncement only of one of Wino H? ebeervation was made for the benefit en, she were twice belles and went something like this , woummt b h 00 as cute as she tries to be, she still 9 ali' HS cute as she thinks she is . - 1 f , V. ,p-4,-ii, grgrfii i iii -Y 19' 1'3lT , 5 511:12 fif- E , . 111107 mn: le, the 4ToI1l:0ogO !:0! U7 d'c n aver8S9 Mon so dreenzic. nan: I wr -- fr. then: the history Cf f'- ' o Nd? Q' 10570 ff! To the gtudbbt b- . ht: , L. cell us in these fields, C14 arf10pP0fWni'7' de herobv 'ill I 1 1, Bob Giealein. I 3, Z., . blondeatohldf Cmtnnl s- recite-its mm, Leroy Gilman' '- ' lunch. 1,Katy Sprecher, ct: hero:-gr 'ZLL s Ed1thBacon. To Sen Veal, I Leno aateady boy friend. I, Larry Bolt, do hereby will en: toRo11and Lay, as I knci czech U --QL Ialso just leave sy nu: 1: nt-.33 'e used it anyuy. I Deloria Sn de w .- - mariceaeen 3' 1. 'f7 ' I UI IC ..Q Cl: -Q - mkwllggye 7 ' 5 o' 'O' 5, Diskette - - appreciate the gm . . . Mi' 6 ' . 2 r T, Blame Bu ' P A I Ehefloorintnina hero:-7 u : 0311530 you-3, as Z.: gi:-ri.-. fin. . ' 7. uethe exp:-egeggn esdgen e I sn ' Mndslof 1A1l?m', do ?IQf'g53-v ', . . Solar good Mfurod A .- ' ' b lghts to M H'-'7..'ze:1 5 2 Hhgcan at . 3011? .Inst km., 11 3 3111 M . ' lf' tteusedgegt e't -4 'st .f . .. an Stud? 5-,x..'. , -1.1!- ' ' a. , ' 'x Q I! Eugen H 9 ongmnchss ofgus' dv ?9 ?'i r u' -- su HSBQB to na the bkslj-.ssul , L' ' 5 M9881 ' 33 t?l'Q -. N' U dau - me M lit I' IY'0ne Us Worn is lheneeggod Nusa, :M .. Nl. A . O -, . 5 e ai .3 , 'se -.ty -, 4 1 ' -0 n - than an Eieggtsqilzgf i 7'.5,gg.,' I 1 I -- Fuvcalnex- '-s Pa1g5E'0lra' l1ck,!p 'e x B Ienotfh -U If ,N 'N:r. uve? Xt! 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BBW a 'nn-1. lerbelw A Sirl in every port- if I5 lead or do his shareyff' he decides to giveupff' U1 and enchusiasmfarvf- 'O fits of poetic 'vnouncement only I for the benefit thing uke this, 0 be, she still e is. -I! -of--is-1 H '19 WILSEY ECHO 49+-ef SENIOR CLASS WILL We, the 49'ers of Wilsey Rural High School, being of sound mind and of to average intelligence do hereby declare this to be ourlast will and testamen . We declare WI' 5-P9-matic, musical, scholarly, and athletic achievements to be a part of the history of our school, To the student body we leave the challenge andgolden opportunity to ex- hallen e in these fields, and we hope that theymake the most of this c y g cellus and opportunity. I, Bob Giesweln, do hereby will and bequeath my good fortune in catching b10I15-68 to BUCK Cantrell. My dog, Daisy, with her excellent nose goes to my friepld, Leroy Calhoun, so he can better seek out the remains of the noon-day unc . I Kat Sprecker do hereby will and bequeath my cheer e l ader's skirt to s 'Y 9 V al I leave a bit of my apparent success in keeping Edith Bacon, To Neva e , a steady boy friend. ' I, Larry Holt, do hereby will and bequeath my abili to Rolland Lay, as I know coach would like to place in I also just leave my used it anyway. seat in study hall because as Mrs. ty in running the mile this event next year. Reed says I've never b eath m ability to see both fore I, Deloris Say, do hereby will and equ y and aft to Rodney so he can better see two girls atthe same time. To Barbara Mickey I leave my basketball aggressiveness so that she can better learn to appreciate the game. B' . I, Elaine Hutchinson, do hereby will and bequeath my habit of stomping the floor in typing to Junior Bullock providing he doesn't sit where I sat l it it. To anyone who for two years, as I'm not too sure the floor wil perm Heaven Forbidn I gladly leave the pet remark. can use the expression I, Bill Alspaw, do hereby will and bequeath my ability for creating all ne who can get by with it as I did. kinds of good natured devilment to anyo Sole rights to my never used books are hereby delegated to Marje Strouts may- th rmore still another unused or be she can get something out of them. Fur e , little used seat in study hall to whoever wants it. I, Eugene Otis, do hereby will and bequeath my ab a few inches off the basketball floor to Herbert Howie one needs to pass this knack along to Herbie. IC?-lic r success in dating the girls to my little friend, a d hereby will and bequeath to illty to get at least Goodness, knows some- leave all my apparent Hutchinson. Barbara Anderson what I, Irene Brownell, o . d deportment Ihave in Coach's classes as little good sense, attentiveness, an she needs these attributes more than I do. b eath the speedometer out of my I, Cameron Mickey, do hereby will and equ 1 tuck at 45 miles per hour, and thus what Mrs. Ford to Mrs. Palmer as it s s Palmer don't know won't hurt her. 11 nal,-..,..,, ,..f-s-- I E X -3 9-f,H1,0 Y V I4 i : '- rl--1 ,,..gnl-f 'f SENIOR CLASS WILL r h o w111 and bequeath what 11tt1o talent Iym In 3010111 P9-TRB' do are Y successor who develops the habit of beingviatg . T voice to Keilth Norman 0 mye all my lame excuses. t Mrs. Reed's classes I leav o Wh t d hereby will and bequeath my success in typin t giiijtggrylire iaegmilyseegus to have the intense desire? to do well in typing? back ren . Dean , an one who will pay my My hotel room goes to Y 'I Bonnie H91-tloin, do hereby will and bequeath the edltcrship of next ' h adaches that go with it to anyone so foolish -yearis annual 9.3 well 8.8 the 6 as tolaccept it. will and bequeath to my good friend, Donna I Jo Ann Lentell, do hereby 1 White City referee in sympathy with Munsell, the task of keeping a certa n , the Wilsey basketball cause for the coming school year. In addition, the one h t I ossess goes to A. J., as she never has one. and only pencil t a p b will and bequeath all the gym socks and et cetera I, Jim Albin, do here y that I've failed to pick up in the course of four years to whoever can find them and make use of them. I Anita Dalquest, do hereby will and bequeath my Model A to Jeanette ' t walk all Roether so that in another year she and her boy friend won thave o e t e As a final esture of my generosity I would like to leave Stink? th im 0 8 and Winky my 4-H pigs to Donna. th all ex ended gum regardless of To Ralph, we do hereby will and bequea p 'here it may be fwnd, all misplaced screws and bolts, not to mention A fel Paper' WMS, and not but not least the opportunity to have a 11tt1o peace and quiet again . at 1 Totthe teachers, we leave a vote of thanks for being able to unders Sas in Part the trials and tribulations that were ours. To the 'hole school: W0 just leave! tend -,iff if 1 -19 ll l f ,iv 5 t - ine 13 tt. For FE the other, And 8 Finca mn Meri' wetre just fiftnr our president ll 1 Y011 B11 kno' Y'-inn He's full of NU Ita, olwaya with Around the girl! That'a the reucz: He works at Siege And when it cmel 'Will that be 111 You'1l hear llsty If you go up tc President of the She's the gal uh When sumthing : B111 Alspu '31 FOI' heh ground HV! 8 favorite In her studies 2 Her school urkl In her nicknmo we an 0011 her Shell F11 M750 shun E, Sometim M -Q nz-:gg Dqnlt mis d And ROI ':t:1ir: :here 50 I 1: OI I ku M1611 f An gmt? b'S1na gi A11 My 'h0'a ..1 Eb vmfgnitig fm SWB an lo. BUTE Irv: he 11 h inlldatgiy bn? fl qmm 4 lat 11tt18 tal 'nt Im , :pe the habit or beingviai 5h my success in 15 :sire tg d Ybingp rent. O O 'en intybll lth the edltorshipof .en 11: to anyon, ,Ofcom in to my Sood friend, Dm referee in gympathylw year. In aad1t10n,n1,,, Ihe never has one. the BYU! socks and et eaten y99-PB to whoever can firi lh my llodel 'A' to Jeanetu 'lend won'thave to wa1kaH Would like to leave Sthiq expended gum regardless ol vlts, not to mention ate: to have a little peacew fr being able to understnrf were ours. A2 E H19, WILSEY Ecuo 49, SENIOR CLASS POEM Forty-nine is the year of our class, And all the others we do surpass. Filled with-dignity and poise, We're just fifteen girls and boys. Our president is first in line, You all know him, he's Bob Gieswein. He's full of fun and whenever seen It's always with a gal by the name of Hgrtlgin. Around the girls Floyd doesn't shine, That's the reason why we call him Strychn1ne. He works at Riegels and stays at the hotel And when it comes to typing, he really does swell. Will that be all? and thank you ! You'll hear Katy Sprecker say, If you go up to the store on any Saturday. President of the Student Council, a cheerleader too She's the gal who helps rally the boys through. When something ornery has been done, Bill Alspaw will be credited if just in fun For he's around when there's fun and noise, He's a favorite among the girls and boys. In her studies Deloris is smart. Her school marks prove it is a real art. In her nickname she has won great fame, We all call her Hank, you know who's to blame! She's rather plump, and short as can be, Maybe she'll grow, we'll just wait and see. Sometimes Larry acts like he's in a coma. But we know why, he's from Oklahoma! Don't misunderstand, we think he's fine, And now we'l1 move on down the line. There goes a little green car, it really roared! Now I know why, it's Anita's Ford. When four o' clock comes and the school bell rings, Anita begins to shout and sang. H Some say she's full of the ole Harry, we agree! A11 jqking aside, she's as swell as can be. Eugene is tall, and P1975 basketball, When it comes to girls he dates them all! Some say he likes to wait at a country school door But I've heard others say, he goes for a soPh0m01'9 In study hall he always m9118805 8 f6W Capers, And then comes up short on his test papers. , ,L 1 I ff-, 1-ul, 'L iii 'nl' 13. J-0:11 s Q19 w 1 L s E Y, sic H or 49 SENIOR CLASS POEM 1 is quiet and she never fell Hutch nzogf her name is Elaine Ardell. W h . ghgnrzie gets mad she stamps her feetg t Be carefulg In typing she sometimes ea s She doesn't like boys, so we SuPmiS9, - Then again, we may get a surprise. Irene Brownell lives in town, She really shines if Junior is around. She has a very pretty voice. When it comes to sports, she's our choice. We all like her, and we all know, She's our friend, wherever we go. Bonnie Hertlein is sweet and nice, Full of sugar, sweets, and spice. She thinks Bob is simply swell! And for Chevrolets she really fell! Who's that senior in the sophomore row? It's Jim Albin you might know! He's another lad who plays basketball, Pretty good, though he isn't tall. He's always late getting to school But sharp as a tack as a general rule. Who's that sitting over there? That's Jo Ann with the pretty hair. She is dark and very tall, And plays forward in basketball. In her studies she is fast, But let's move on, she's not last. Johnnie is our senior treasurer, And carries on his task with pleasure. .He has no girl, but Weill just say, Where there's a will there's always a way. Cameron Mickey has pretty hair, gometimes we wonder how the waves come to A9 joined our class in our sophomore year nd now the end of our poem is near. mr. Gilbert nG11byn is Hi? Problems are none togufezgonsor, Ee s really been a swell one, nd we want to thank him too, ggaglnames us all, fifteen you know, wonde 23? 800dby6, but we hate to go. The bgiglittgzrgogieslwin ever remain' ewe in our life' We hate tosleazgegds and Ralph, goodbye! K ear ole' Wilsey High, if Q., V if Y ir , 7 KT X in 791 1' h. t l' 'x hx K , Y I First Row: Jauneta Holt, Doris Veal, Mrs. Palmer--Sponsor, Neva Veal Barbara Anderson second Ron: Leroy Calhoun, Edith Bacon, Keith Norman, B111 Hutchinson, Junior Bullock, Marjorie Strouts G 6 Third Row: Charles Illk, Dean Whittemore, Rolland Lay, en Hudson, Charles Phillips Class Officers: President Charles Phillips Vice-President Bill Hutchinson Sec.-Treas Marjorie Str-outs Historian e Charles Illk JUNIORS Class of '50 u've been readi ab t d know our history u to the and r 118' ou us for two years now, an you time b 0 091' 50PhUm0I'e year. Here we are juniors, and 193 high we rought you up to date on this yearn, happenings. 8 'ith our spogsigrsa big event was our annual fall picnic. All f1ft90D of u 811 ' rs' Palmer not 01111 Survived but enjoyed this picnic ' on the slggres of Helm1ck'Lake on the evening of September 26. U of the ark! ,, Enright Of November 17, we presented our one-act Pla? S15 to our cmpliamegtssbgstgglished our dramatic reputation we further add' unior .. t play, Ho' could ,fog Raging December 21st as our regular threv ao J as much as a,1-esume of the Junior S n elsewhvf' - 1 r Ban uet is Sinn he 22?:aii1'go:1g1'0n1? 9-dd here that it was a hgge success- 'ho will e t and publish the annex? 311122 you wait. Next year it will be we i ,Qi ,ic 5' .f 4 l First Row: Joan R:-ethe Stander, Barbara lickey Second Row: Olivo 'T11397 Roether Third Row: Kenrzeth Zio! Whittington, Paul Fas.-gn N Class Cfficere: President Vice-?ree1 509.-Trees Historian Ton 1 t111ee1a.f1Qf'.Qnd fi ban-- 'nm 1- It 1- g tok fzellr 80h16Y023gnt. mio or guru P' lh SM. 28- icontrihatiom oi novel idol oz, 'UJOYOA eu,- mafrelema p 'm1ns 1 agus ami' Gubicug ,, P1w.9Ear.11i Pow-f'2I,5-.,, Q:1'eua1m,, PYNH-Q gm, . Perform 'ithsx-Imp. Huy. .R soghw' have knzut l 'hitenfi 'Wldnlgmt I me:b:'n Free :h'b'e1n:t Deaf of N' Q hlmost ins or t thxl 9. 11, you ll really hear from us. or it, h' 'None f s e D.: ,', Hrs. Palmer--Spmww, n, Keith Norman,BH1 routs re, Holland Lay, Gene Lrles Phillips L11 Hutchinson 'jorie Strouts Charles Illk MM new and you IIHO' W' hw 'e fiuniors, and it his 0 Lngs. ,md 2 . A 1 f1ft99n 0 I -Mo 1 this p1on10 , enjoyed September 25' 131, oft, mr one-act P197 addodto' W3-OU '9 further .aotiunn our regular thru. nv 10' ' BIDQUQC is SW ' N u a huge su0009 ,, 1110' : year it 'ill D' .y hear frdl 9 yi 4-1-1-11 I First Row: Joan Roether, Donna Munsell, Alice Marlin, Carolyn St der Barbara Hickey an , Second Row: Olive Whiteman, Rita Hinkle, Darlene Albin,Jean me Roether Third Row: Kenneth Hebrank, Loren Evans, Moyne Morris, Eugene Whittington, Paul Bargas, Mr. Cusick--Sponsor Class Officers: B id t Darlene Albin Pres en Vice-President Jeanette Roether Edith Hanna Sec.-Treas. Historian .Alice J. Harlln SOPHOMORES Class of '51 we are the sophomore class of '49, the gradua- t and. Ten girls and five boys-- as sophomores to lay claim to grea 751113 class of '5l. It is not for us h ol ear however we can point with pride Spectacular achievementsime past sc o y , to a few of our contributions and successes. Sept. 28: We enjoyed our fall picnic and hayride and introduced the and novel idea of permitting each of our members to invite a guest from other classes. Our dubious sponsor despite his misgivings will tell you idea was a huge success. Nov. ll: Four, one-act plays were presented by the classes. Our D1-97, 'Sure As You're Born, was well received and apparently appreciate UUP audience. Perhaps they enjoyed the broken record stunt the cast was new the the own d by able to Perform without a hitch. y We have been well represented in Music and Athletics and have not for- t in the Schram el's last year. We otte that a member of our class won firs Our junior year will 8 n '011141 like to repeat this performance this year. lf of our school term. Let's hope that we the beginning of the second ha the most of it. ' 17 mark make -,P I .1559 First Row: Clair Hutchinson, Mary Lou Mickey, Lavon Shearer. Concha Bargas, Kay Hutchinson Second Row: Richard Albin, Rodney Ray, Herbert Howie, Jayde Sprecker, Lloyd Cantrall, P. J. Isaacson, Sponsor Glas s Officers: Pres ident Ri chard Albin Vice-Pres ident Jayde Sprecker Sec.-Treas . Clair Hutchins on Hist or ian Lavon She are r FRESHMAN . Class of '52 September 6 1948! A day of momentous importance as that is the da SEEDS' fI'6Shm9n entered good old W.R.H S Our class composed of 12h1'69 girls seven boys were officiall 1 iti t 1 f the student on Friday, September 10 y n a e nto the realm o . Th h 1 11 but Om' poor bare feet on the gravel 6 um liation we bore with sm SS, 111 t again W be quite the same. s reets suffered untold agonies and never' i By the end of the fi 11 11 1 ware Of a our failings, and we to0,riadsiZa:1e1215S,1our teachers were wel Z t our mid. -- t morn ng lunch. Baseball sea earned to get along wi Ou Buck son was in full swi ith two of our members gggngazig gazing positions al-OHS with the regullgrvs. Later basketball Season The freshmagociiggghwith Clair adding strength to the squad- we d have Participated 1 as b99l'l well represented on the honor roll, an h YOBTO Although we wegegtgitggxg' mixid chorus, and 0PCh9StI'a during t 0 mad0 l Klux. initial beginning we fe 17 the Sreenest of green freshiesn when we ear. ' ful? e wish t t a 6 that our record vouches for a success tion in helping ulgalglg SEZ :sensor and teachers for their patience and Cogggrgears to come! Y' May W0 live up to their expectations in if .4 Y K 'N X ri! --. '- 7 J k6y, Lavon Shearer, rbert Howie, Jayde Sponsor :hard Albin Le Sprecker Hutchins on 'on Shearer noe as that is the dayifu s composed of thP99 gbog eahn of the student oo! with smiles, Ullt our 3111 nies and never again 11 s were well aware gfmid- et along without ous BUCK h two of our' membereason Later basketball S to the squad. andll n the honor rvllfhe year' rchestra during t we mad' an freshiesn Whenfulyelf' nes for a success eration Patience and C0339 year! axpectatiorw in Basketball, A Squad Basketball, A 8: B Squad S i Girls Buske tball Squad llQ gl: f 8131! leodbin' num my-dick ' H1155 Alta Vis- WHSKY Mull? FUSE! suw WILSFY goodbye me 1 I WII-'35 mm C , A a BD 'Wm' u0R.H'S Q . the IA and B tual proved to bb D0 1:13:23 f15tI'0l1l1d of P1411 ' ' r two points in th! l0lg3Zu i'4 0 t tem to ' mnghe Dgtrict Taurnlnw! Dunlap game the second 1:91 prove themselves the 3-'III were of 53 to 45. This vit! team of the tournament. tml byascore of 44 to 54. ft tournament. A spirited A11 half and lore not to be dead Placing 'zen' in me :sf tothe Regional Tomrmszent 1 the first round and went dc' N A8Hinth1s year Blsebll Here fortunate to be srl inthe season. lg gplig ,et mg both Eames here st hm Track 1 , Aman 15. C Nt - OD Fl lg med P'rh5D8 our strv UP 40 points to :-. ., U, Ev btekanffy madly me As agencn and Pulhis 01-dems 9 'liters gb, 53.- 'aY- Sotgzgickly 'Oster-ed hevemrti 11, vqnu, ui Blskezgltm is and e N limited 11 emveuz- C lame, ,Q tounge n nn. 'Ez We The Uufqglye. t mar SBUQ I. utd.' ' Rin 1 L1 S ooierhloe 12 th' fiona Q r lnothg, F Track' County Cha-at ion P S v Baseball Team ind 8171.1 ir'1-nun, 1 .3TF 1gLS.EX Bono 49 BASKETBALL SCORES 1948-49 . WILSEY 58 Woodbine 35 WILSEY WILSEY 57 Burdick 54 Wilsey ig gllggt it WILSEY 41 Alta V1sta 37 WILSEY 54 White C1ty 37 WILSEY 44 Dunlap 28 WILSEY 37 Dunlap 50 WILSEY 46 Allen 27 ' Wilsey 65 DWIGHT 59 ggLSEY ig wgodglne 55 w11eey 44 ADMIRE 47 lsey IT CITY 55 Wilse 55 A A WILSEY 55 Burdick 28 F LT VISTA 56 W-R-H-S- KA E BY Squads completed a successful regular season of play. Both the 'A and Bn teams won ten and lost five. However, the County Tourna- ment proved to be no less than disappointing. After receiving a bye in the first round of play, Wilsey without the services of Alspaw was defeated by two points in the semifinals by'Delavan. Injury was added to insult when a strong Dwight team took our measure by three points in the consolation game. The District Tournament found Wilsey meeting the winner of the Bushong- Dunlap game the second n1ght. Not to be denied with a second opportunity to prove themselves, the 'Shamrocks' defeated the Dunlap quintet handily by a score of 55 to 42. This victory matched Wilsey with Americus, the 2nd seeded team of the tournament. Amerlcus proved difficult but were finally overcome by a score of 44 to 34. The finals proved to be our first real test of the tournament. A spirited Alta Vista team took a commanding lead in the first half and were not to be denied thereafter.' Final score 37 to 50. 1 '2 d' ixzthe District Tournament gave us an automatic invitation Plac ng n p to the Regional Tournament at Osage City. There we encountered St. Marys 1n f 54 t 6 . the first round and went down to defeat by a score o o suffered frmmthe lack of available competition. to schedule games with Admire and Americus late both Admire and Americus 1n a l1ke manner drop- and winning the return games away from home. Again dns year Baseball We were fortunate to be able 1n the season. We split with ping both games here at home limited to our entry in the County Track Meet, Track participation was April 15. Perhaps our strength was underestimatedggy this? in the county as o n s. we piled up 40 points to our nearest competitor B 2 P GIRLS' PHYSICAL EDUCATION V Every Tuesday and Thursday about 5:00 P. M., Mrs. Reed grabs her grade book and pencil and rushes frantically toward the gym for girls P- E- As she enters the gym, she 18 8T90t9d by a Wild Qproar from the girls' Order is quickly restored, roll is called, andthe day s activities are under way. Softball, volley ball and basketball are the team games that all Of Us h course of the year. have a t1 1 t d 1 a d en oyed during t 6 E I gagketbgllecomgetgtionjwith Ether schools WBB gigzzegpggigagzgr'heggmgz 1 . our were limited to a pair with Lost pg nga strong and experienced Lost Springs home we found ourselves no match or teami The game ended with the score 45 to 12 in favor of Lost1SpriU8S-a tin our return game we made amends for our earlier defeat UYCHUSES g zgeupame 0 Point margin in the final Score: 28 to 26' after leacmfg mgscogn etitiin tile Perhaps in another year after attempting 8 Penega tivitieg Fear we will find girls' basketball one of our schoo ac - ' ' i i 17 , pil ,' V' '1 ZIP 0 dh , Oban W full 1 --Y --.- ., ,-- - - ffm' 'L i .! ,, ,Q 'x .Q Girl's Glee Club Boys Glee Club Gir1's Sextette Orcnestra Y-Teen C1 ufo Y za Teen Cabinet 19 WILSEY Ecao 4 MUSICDEPARTMENT Thg w R H S Music Department under the capable direction of Mrs. Palmer tenslve program the past school year. This program included: carried on an 01 1 l club mixed chorus boy's sextette iwenty-one boys were enrolled in the S199 clubs' ' Two events were outstanding features of the year' First' the' Christmas Cantata presented by the massed boY'5 and 55-TJ-'S glee clubs' Katy spreckerv Charles Phillips , olive Whiteman, Edith Hanna, John Parks, and Irene Brownell were the soloists in the Cantata. second our successes as exhibited by our ratings in the Morris County ' w rati s were received: Vocal Solo, Kathleen gageSkis'S1IIgaVocalT1.9l?Jlg?lgghingarvks gg Girl's Sextette Ig Boy's Sextette Ilg G1rl's Glee Club II, Boy s Glee Club II3 Mixed Chorus Igand Orchestra I. The Mixed Chorus was chosen to appear on the evening program. The Spring Music Program was given on Ay-nil 29 and included the various groups in the department plus some solo work ay a few of the students. The girls were very attractive in their formals, and an entertaining and varied program proved to be a real access. Y-TEEN CLUB Twenty-six girls have been active members of the Y-Teen Club' for the school year of 1948-49. Mrs. Reed has been sponsor. The officers who suc- cessfully guided us- throughout the year are: President, Jo Ann Lentellg Vice president, Bonnie I-Iertleing Secretary, Marjorie Stroutsg Treasurer, Doris A. Veal. Regular cabinet meetings were held throughout the year. The officers and the following girls took part in the cabinet: Program Chairman . . . . . . . . . . . . Anita Dalquest Devotional Chairman. . , , , , Edith Hanna Publicity Chairman . . . . Elaine Hutchinson Service Chairman . . . . , , , , Delopls say Social Chairman. . . . . . , , Katy Sprecker World Fellowship Chairman. . , , , Neva Veal Music Chairman . . . . . . . . Donna Munsell Finance Chairman . . . . , ,Irene Brgwnell Pianist. . . , , 0000oooooDaI'1eneA1bj.n Many worthwhile projects were accomplished this year. Twelve girls and our sponsor attended a winter conference at Cottonwood Falls in Ngvember The club Plans to Send two 8i1 1S to summer conference at Sedan Kansas A club- L-lgciug 802 Wggmggngpg1els8.rgaTeenAg1l.1ub in Austria. The girls with the help Of 0 o o o Q a well received as exhibit d b n letic Banquet in March' The banquet was e th t d by the boys and their coach. Y 9 Support of the community and apprecia 6 A soup supper electi games helped finance the club for the year. The Special Social events of the year have been the fall 1 ic iven in 011 night and lunches served at all home basketball on g llgnggbggarhe Eli: Qimbgrs' the annual Christmas Party, U10 Heagt Sister party t Y, y ay breakfast for the Y.W.C.A. women and the mothers Of he Y-Teen girls, and the Installation Tea May 12 9 0 ZZ mer ! pllfv lgog C Im 31-yan! nad Bffm' pataiymm 8 ggroiattl 35' Ially BTW' fb pl!! minced 125 is MM s nj rim and N41 p1q 1 new: suffering frm keep th! :Ely and Deputy f'Z anterttisizg 2 Junisn, m1ac::zg-lin Another grad g Rollo C'!, 5111! Peng :L 541195 Mb hmm me HW Img. 'QU-Y. 'lm Dm. ,Mi iff' N1-1 sq.: 22.sg3g'ZZ': HSI' b-5'I'1' an :- A nit? ttf 'Um 'M ,Q h the lon-1, gm een Club' fvrii ion gf In Q ,Tggg mm ent . 'mm' 9 '11 smug int, th chmm - Katya . am 1,-.,,,!Qm 06.1 Solos Katbllli 5015 Soxtettelll und Orchestra 1.16 .ncluded the mm the students. Th ftsinirg andvarld '-1' he officers rhosub Ig nm Lente113V1U hsuumr, DOH!! r 18113 me offical as Dllqunt men Km' Butchinwl plot!! 557 ,y 3preck01' ' '.wg7md ' 59011 nj lu 1. s0 1,f, rloal Alb i W 1v0 8 U' ' T'.loY b'r'2 hug in ' A615 w- '2?fZw as 1 rl. fi wmuet H ch. 22 avPf'cia n 15 Y www t 111 mn! 1o8 K fall Picgiswfsi Esdntw 'OW pn --------------19 WILSEY ECHO 4 JUNIOR PLAY After two weeks of practice the junior class came up with a commendable play, HOW Could You, Mom? It was presented December 21. PLAY CAST Mom Bryant Marjorie Strouts Millie Bruce Doris Veal Dad Bryant Gene Hudson Timothy O'Creedon Leroy Calhoun Patsy Bryant Jauneta Holt Mac Johnston Bill Hutchinson Speedy Charles Illk Yvonne England Neva Veal Marietta Bryant Barbara Anderson Tex O'Dell Dean Whittemore Wally Bruce Charles Phillips Prudence Peck Doris Veal The play revolves around the Bryant family. Mom Bryant with her self- inflicted aches and pains, amounting to gall stones and high blood pressure is indeed a scream. Her well meaning spouse, Dad Bryant, with his mania for fires andlradio and magazine contests gives her ample support in making the play a success. Marietta and her 4O-dollar' a week boy friend, Wally, are suffering from too much family. Speedy and Patsy, with their juvenile parts, keep the play moving along on its hilarious way. Prudence, the town gossip, and Deputy O'Dell are interesting. In brief, the play is an excellent and entertaining illustration of what money will and won't do. Juniors, you and your play sponsor, Mrs. Reed, take a bow. Add another real accomplishment to the highlights of your high school career, and give us another good play next year as seniors. I Rosie 0'Toole Billy Perkins Mrs. Sullivan Kenneth Downes Dale Mainard Roger Norin Nancy Dwight Bruce Downes Deloris Say James Albin Jo Ann Lentell B111 Alspaw John Parks, Cameron Mickey Katy Sprecker Bob Giesweln SENIOR PLAY PLAY CAST Charlie Stevenson Carol Beckley George Parsons Betty Fisher Gordon Speidel Sally Minster Janet Pace Floyd Whiteman Anita Dalquest Larry Holt Elaine Hutchinson Eugene Otis Irene Brownell Bonnie Hertlein 'Meet the M1ll1ona1re is a breezy comedyof modern youth. Young Kenneth Downes finds himself at twenty-one sole-inheritor of a million dollars, and cannot resist a bit of strutting and self-dramatazation for the benefit of his crowd. He roves a llible prospect for Dale Mainarda slick lawyer' who h9P6S to gathes in someggf the Downes' dollars by loading Kenneth with fake stock. Seelngjn Nancy, the attractive wardcd'Kenneth's dead father, a menace to his p1an for f19ec1ng the boy, Mainard plays on her desire to be independent and secures her a position as governess. In this he is aided by Janice Pace, a Bnobbish young woman who has designs of her own upon Kenneth. With an undercurrent of youthful gayety and badinagefl the P1015 builds 150 a real c11maxwhenM81n8I'd'S p ans are thwarted, and Kennet is wakened to his true regard for Nancy. 25 gf -fzs ' ' 'FFF ' 1 ., ., fJQf'QQQLX,kLVi5.g'Lz-.X:sxe' ' ' i1 m f -I fi 4 1 W M fn ,K 535. Z 7 H g e-19aV-LILSEXW Ecnoeegl e SENIOR SNEAK . M 5 1949: Fifteen seniors' their sponsor, Mr. Gilbert and the1pT13IeiiZIMrs?1ATspaw and Mr. and Mrs . Hutchinson left .Wilsey promptly at d ints West. The trip westward was one of never , o 2n?1?,nlg.Bp1mlejag3r20igrtiL1ir0oily gishaps proved to be two flat tires in the course of the day. The noon-day stop was made at Oakley, and here we ate lunch be- fore proceeding on our way. We arrived at our destination, Manitou Springs, Colorado at 5g15 p.M. Thus,we were actually enroute l5 hours and 15 minutes. Upon arrival we took possession of our prearranged for quarters in the Okla- Texa Tourist Court. After eating supper we drove tolthe nigga Skating Pink, P1ke's Peak Skateland, and enjoyed an evening of ro er s g D Frida , May 6, 1949: Breakfast and dishes out of the way, we were all eager t'cT'Eeg'1n a day of sight seeing. Our first point of interest was the d f the Gods. Here we found such scenic wonders as Balanced Rock, Ga en o Stgamship Rock, Mushroom Park, Kissing Camels, Eagle Cliff, and Three Sisters. th t of Three Sisters. Hid Jo, Dee, and Rene had the courage to climb to e op - den Inn provided an assortment of souvenirs for those of us who felt inclined to pay the price. After leaving the Garden 'of the Gods, our tour carried us to the Cave of the Winds, through Will1am's Canyon, along Temple Drive and Serplntine Drive, and over Ute Pass. Beyond the pass we stopped long enough for lunch. After lunch we were quickly on our way to the Will Rogers Shrine. The drive up was a real inspiration andthe striking beauty of the chapel under the shrine jus- tified our trip to Colorado. Upon completion of our inspection ofthe shrine, we continued on up Cheyenne Mountain only to find that we must turn back be- fore reaching the top as heavy snows still claimed the peaks. After returning to Colorado Springs, we visited the Broadmore Hotel and saw the Ice Follies Rink and Lake. Mid-afternoon was spent shopping in thie fashionable resort town. By evening all of us begin to feel the strain of our busy day,so we were content to see a show, Mother Is A Freshman, at the Ute Theatre. Thus, our first day in the mountains proved to be a source of never ending pleasure and enj oyment. , E '71 l949:- Breakfast and more dishes! An early departure was ma e or Seven Falls and upon arrival and after seeing but a few of the man? Wonders of nature, we found ourselves hurrying on to Inspiration Point, Helen Hunt Jackson's grave. Pike National Forest Drive carried us upward to an altitude ef 9,000 feet, and here we found.four inches of newly fallen snow on the mountain side. ' After' lunch We made e quick decision to visit Canon Cit and the nearbY RSYB-1 GOPSB' Here, We found the highest suspension bridge ig the world, the 1 eezeegrailreed, and enumerable sights of inspiring beauty. After return- ng 0 anitou We endowed Supper, and the boys went to town. However, the girls were only to glad to call it a. day and remain in camp. mrth grg3 gf 12222 Breakfast and still more dishes! We were finally 01' OUT' trip tothe mountains as the sun shone for the first time time our arrival, and we were able to see the faint outline of Pike'3 Peek against the horizon. By 8:00 for gas in Colorado Springs , luneh By 1:00 LM. the first carload was was not liong in arriving. Our Sneaknwas a reel Iuccess te take this opportunity to exte d, A.M. we were on our way home. We stopP9 in Lamar, Colorado and supper in Larnerd- in Wilsey, and the remainder of our Party and Pleasure for all of us. We would like this trip a part of our senior Fgariur thanks to those responsible for making - -.7 -nn , I ' i , we Z I ponsor Mp. F left Whse Gilbert and? stvard wasyoggofgtllah lat tires in the qggwi d here we ate lunchgzeg ation, Manitou Spring? 3 hours and 15 minutssli r quarters in the 011143 he nearby skatingpm er skating. ' f the Way, we wereall int of interest wasm' .dersn as Balanced Rock,T '1i!'f, and Three Sisters.2 m of Three Sisters.H1d-5 of us who felt inclined! I Lrried us to the Cave oft .ve and Serpintine Dr1ve,i enough for lunch. AftsrQ Shrine . The drive up was? sl under the shrine jus-5 Lnspection ofthe shrinepi 11: we must turn back be- ze peaks. the Broadmore Hotelflnd a soent sh0PP5-U8 imma go feel the strain of OW A Freshman, at the to be a source of H0 I as 1 An earl? dapagtglzf seeing U'-It 9' fewginti an to Inspiration our ive carried Us upmsnoli 'mes of neil? fallen 1 rbi? anon Citfv' and Egglgiathil bridge 111 Egger retuI'H'2 E being? However, that to 0 ' , in camp - finallil 'H were is 11811881 efor tha e e ?ZQnihggt1ineWgfsZ?YiP'dE ur '87 home' in Lafnerdf O and suppel' f our pam! e remainder O dugg? . ul T all of use 'gievggr 111331951 so r'65POn8i i 1 1 I - ,Fl lol a,.,e.19 WILSEY ECHO 4 JUNIOR-SENIOR BANQUET j 7,00 p, M., may 22, 1949: About thirty boys and girls are gathered in front of the Methodist Church for the biggest event of Spring, the Junior-.. B t. Ita not ust juniors and seniors you see as you look over Sggiigowdnggeover these arejthe faculty, the custodian, the board of educa-- tion and their wives or husbands as which ever the case may be. New that we are all assembled here, letjls go down and see what the juniors have planned for the night. The Deep Sea theme is evident as an aqua fish net and enumerable fish and sea horses are to be seen hanging from the ceil- ing and walls of the dining hall. Some of them are a little grotesque but still give the desired effect and carry out the senior colors of turquoise and gold very nicely. The tables are decorated accordingly and the waiters and waitresses have arrived in navy uniforms. On second glance you see they are Loren Evans, Rita Hinkle, Moyne Morris, and Olive Whiteman. A delicious meal of sea food has been prepared by the Methodist Ladies. Upon completion of this delightful dinner, our junior president and toastmaster, Charles Phillips , launches the evening's program as he extends an official welcome to the 'Seniors of '49. The remainder of the program included: 49 , geniff' 15, the A da U37 C g-Q., U Sirsyvith imager: Elclch their v1'05f ' ' 5 cm salucarowf'-mf' Class iff?-'GCT ' Claes N35 ' ' ' class fill ' '. nslue 53-gig!! .2 Class Eiatffl- cw you ksgim C1888 Sq,-gg.. Resuxe, Senior' Valedictcrl' 51 Presentation If I .- School of Fish . . . . . .Charles Phillips Sea Shells . . . . . .Bob Gieswein Sea Chanty . . . . Mr. Gilbert Minnows. . . . . . .Mr. Cusick Musical Fish . . Group Singing Anchors Away . . Marge Strouts The Whale e c Q e e 0 0 0 0 o o Q QMPQ Congratulations to the junior class and to your sponsor, Mrs. Palmer as your banquet was a real success and enjoyed by all! 'fi'-K-X'-Ii-K' BAC CALAU REATE Acceptance cf Presezztazicr. 2' Key Presentetic Key Acceptance Senior Aus:-is . lusic Awards . Y-Teen Ana:-is. Athletic Arr.:-L Schrazzel An.:- Presentaticn of these so A Hnlors of '49 , S Sundayflightf May 15, was the scene of the Baccalaureate Services for the beni?1I'SJ0f 49- A PI'0gram of sacred music and a beautiful candlelight service Tie Sgriugiggsaagdgg reverence and beauty to a week of graduation exercises. d 11 3 Ish T1 vocation was offered by Reverend Marlin. Reverend Zwink 9 Vere 9 Baccalaureate Sermon. The simplicity and seriousness of the Sermon were 590193-Y felt and appreciated by the seniors and the audience. In conclusion Reverend Marlin aveth B d with the candlelight recessgonalf ene iction and the service was concluded BACCALAUREATE PROGRAM Processional , , , , , O 0 Faith Of our Fathers' . , ' invocation . . . . . . . . . ' ' nl Heard A Forest Prayin ' He Shall Feed His Flockg, , RIESICRIJS-.ur.eate Sermon . . . . Z . ' 0 ng Of Love 'ra' ' ' 'Lift Thine E-yes .MY ?hiP1?e1fd,1i ' ' Benedicti , , , Recessiongll 0 . ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ROV- C. W. Marlin g ' ' . . Carolyn Stander . . Darlene Albin . . . . .Audience .'Rev. C. W. Marlin . Sophomore Girls Rev. Robert Zwink . Double Sextette . Girls Glee Club 1-17, 30 WHY. lay rv More of '49, ' Qlflf Hndfxi the cfm'-encezent 'Wit We for d13CU881T!1 e 9 resume Gr A Vroceegsva. nlr . Q I Canffl Q f '0Cat1cnu ,' Just g, -.-M., Addr ' .0831 RUC!! 4, Cornfiogamw pr N le P B8!9,.f,5t:,r nresemhiirfz, Baeaa Tfqg BGRQQQC .W , ' Y-cn. Q, Sgrle d pri 0 in see :s,yguhe1'TuD1or.. the board ofogguzzer ar' Sather may bg. d see what the juni iaerft ag an aqua n r little? rom M1- grot elora of turxggso gg 'S and I81tI'0886Bhgy9 an Loren Evans, Rita meal OI sea foods. n or this delightful hillips, launches the the 'Seniors of '49.' lillips Lesvein lilbert Cue ick linging Itrouts laacson vonsor, lre.PamwA M reate Servicesforb 1 cand1e1i8ht 'ww Sraduation exercises' rlin . R0V9:':ndo?:E1: 5 seriousne E and thg audionczluded service was 0011 rlene Albin , ,Audience . w. Marlin more Girl' ,bert Zvink Le Sexiwttg 1 also 01 . xv. H0111 .yn scandal' W as.. e--f I P- l9 wrnssr ECHO 49 .49'erS OCLASQNIGHT Friday May 15, the Senior Class of '49 held thei 1 The 49:61-5 with their covered wagon and camp fire created Znpnliturggggengsggg for their program which included: CLASS NIGHT PROGRAM Salutatory Address . . . . . . . . Deloris Say Class Class Poem . . . Class Will Prophecy . Blue Shadows.On 'Phe frail . Class History. . . Bonnie Hertlein . . Katy Sprecker Elaine Hut chins on . . . . Jim Albin . .Anita Dalquest Can You Imagine. . . . . . . . . Bill Alspaw Class Song ..... . . . , , , Class Resume, Senior Sneak .... . . . Eugene Otis Valedictory Address- ....... Jo Ann Lentell Presentation of Class Picture .... John Parks Acceptance of Class Picture .... Ralph Stover Presentation of Gift . . . . . .Floyd Whiteman Key Presentation . . . ...... Bob Gieswein Key Acceptance . . . . .Charles Phillips Senior Awards. . Music Awards . . Y-Teen Awards. . Athletic Awards . Schrammel Awards . . . Mr. Gilbert . . . Mrs. Palmer . . Mrs. Reed . . .Mr. Cusick . . .Mr. Isaacson Presentation of these awards concluded the class night activities Of the Seniors of '49. COMMENCEMENT Tuesda Ma 17 cgm leted a bus week--end of graduation exercises for the-Seniorsyof 619. , Bergard R. Blaclz, Dean of Students, College Of Emporia delivered the commencement address. Dean B1aGk, Wit? the Sraduatinfrhcgafis X mind, Choose for discussion the appropriaiw 110195-0, Knowledge for a 00mplete resume of the program is given below: COMMENCEMENT PROGRAM Processional . . Invoca ion t qeno 0 0 0 ' Just A Yearning For Youn- -, Address: R Knowledge For What! - - Cornfield Melodies . . - Presentation of Class. . - Presentation of Diploma? - ' Bless This House - - - ' ' Benediction. . . , , , . Orchestra .Girls Sextette ' O 'H' . . . If I Could Tell You . . . Rev. C. W. Marlin o o c .Bernard R. Black , , Boys Sextette Isaacson , ,R, R. Peterson Mixed Chorus Rev . Robert Zwiflk . .P. J- I , -f 0-QU T T , Q 1 l . I , , I I 5-J' V r , s.fx , X, V Mukhi' ll IL 'Wm . l! 'tfi VM . ,L - . . 4- L if k x -. vs ,W af fd' ' p, V N. ,, Jv'.w M ,.-19 '- '- :Li Cid lhflffi f:Gi'.f5 emig?E:?:5aid in E' ' ' ' 1 QL t . ,lc Hfngno E' 6:1 :nf 7 BC ?sar5f311m1e'eb1ffi' Mi' .ma H n Crt 1 ameimght' F, 'cortnis havin C.. ?fig cturo EnllI'E'4- M Albin Iithout t curizlitj 51hTFF51ore having the z-guy 51,3-11 II'5 lf1irti1:g uttr. : being principtl fr? iiiutchinson Iifflivf his Tir. gprornollnot being called. I ML-Mn ccming to clan :Ziff Tlessons. Qqalhiteman uitkztut E-.ia :mer Llmfgofng to sleep with ? Qbinher mouth. Wknot getting sl:-zz: uf Fgirls. NME ru v -. . Mora. so me ' ' smirk! making gem, g y 0 'men' C hcme frm. 'Sin-ng-. ' Mm not um:-.5 z Q H11 ' S3322 'ith a h::':: rr, N.Pa1m N el' I10t 88 1 IN '-.Q .0 qigzsazinm I 8n r1..'..,2' 5M'1511D'i31'S'fE1c ,LW----P Tllylng uThWUg I. . 511' B 5'3f:'i-'4 n' not Cvrzbirf '---:M gpvcal-Tlmtes. Y' Wo' 7 'l 7 ,,. ,mdgTfQqoutn3l ' 7 11' Sqn Q 'QU'x-- ' ' 'inf 'Ki ng- fi 'Qs vez: st-.N ite 4 P I 4. : Q 2 -Lf' '1 4 19w1LsEY ECHO4g l- g CAN YOU IMAGINE Bob Gieswein reading road markers. N5?a'17'5ET'55'ing awkward in basket- FE- 30511955-a-ynot trying to get a girl I' en 0 Olive Whiteman not always giggling. Iffp Sprecker singing bass in glee 0 ll 4 Concha Bargas with long blonde hair. Eharlie Illk bringing the Ford to -111'- town every night. Donna 'Munsell having one ncertain' Basketball plcture enlarged. Darlene Albin without a curiosity. Dean Whlttemore having the mumps. girl' Egg Hlckey flirting with the oys. Coach Cusick being principal for a day. Q-Q1 Hutchinson without his Toni- Irene Brownellnot being called Ma. Dick Albin coming to class without Ffflessons. Floyd Whiteman without his camera. ee -3.-inet going to sleep with her Emmb in her mouth. 35213, Otis not getting along with the girls. QQ-In Stander getting F's on her goat papers. ohn Parks making telephone calls X21t5he gay- home from Sneak. 9' H guest not talking to the Umiema oys. ' gig Phillips witha horn on his MPS: Palmer not saying people. M? son willing to Fly Right 1' cal' OPIG' Strouts not laughing and Pu U8 up 'i-S 'h ewing II. Q Saying 'That' s-A-coed-Idea x -5I' not combing her hair -any few minutes. 9 Calhoun being very bashful. rm-5,-1---,l I-Eaidg? wit out all her many boy 521 Hutchinson being six feet tall. 0 E'W IT'f 'n . n Mahi? squirting water in -It 444' Y , J Ei!-2.12. 53.9.92 not talking about Junior or Roger. ?!,1frYegantrall not answering Nope Qmggjgg Ho t sitti 1 ' by hePSe1?TL ng n the library C a r ,ljgtgh-Lrgigg not ca - -1--lnyb Shug. lling every I' 9-PB Anderson not talkin on and on In Typlng I Class. 8 lg: iilgert not always asking How? onn e ertlein ettin ho e e ...Tone 0 disc . g g m b fore W Qgrglg not losing his car bat- ery. J-9, -Q-I1-Q Lentell not being sleepy on Sneak Day. Cameron Mickey not looking for his ball point pen. 'Lavon Shearer without chewing gum. 'EflT'Alspaw wearing a blue sailor's sult. Elaine Hutchinson without her many FR?Hes ep1ng. il'-ln-1 Albin not being behind' in get- ting his tardy excuses. Keith Norman without Prince Albert- and-pipe. Mrs. Reed playing a mean ukulele. Holland'-I2.'1not being one of coach's clowns. H ',, Rita Hinkle not saying Oh 800537- Jr. Bullock without his Suspenders and bright socks. t Alice Marlin being quiet for at leas ' I ute. gtbumege Whittin ton not holding hands wish Iaune a. A Jeanette Roether with 10108 Straight Haifa ' 5, 1 in study hall. J oan Roether stu y rl?-lin home from Loren Evans not stro S 1 vers' lane. A Barbara Mickey being V917 loud and ES I rouse ' Ko Seth Hebrank not locking his Car' en ,,... d anna not 805-ng with some goo kl ' . , 5231 garage? not always glad towork 'K' 4 ..,y- V T E F E K r I U ll E 5 3 I: X il W , F S in V 1 l 2 E i L X 041.105 'zapga cqu fog 10.7255 5 r ......-.,..--,.f.,,.-,.-.f 3u.,.-f- ...4,.-..,, ,.. , A 4 Gqufog 10,1255 , X. - .- xx. ...V Lithoquphod A Bvund by WALSWOBTH BROTHERS Mnrcnlino. Mo., U. S. A. 39 W N WNSGY Phone 99 Phone 155 Gr CGI L Con M ..., I S 52:15:25--N--.. -.-'r:s:'Nr..NfP .' O 3NY:1..'x:1':32b R: ' S3 NX ' 5 F Phlme 124 K 'I Wilsey Farmers Union Phone 89 Grain-Feed - Coal -Seeds Wilsey, Kansas Phone l55 COUNCIL GROVE LAUNDRY We Specialize In Laundry And Dry Cleaning Congratulations Seniors Of '49 Council Grove , Kansas WILSEY OIL CO MPANY -SERVICE STATION Bulk Oils And Gas Tires, Tubes, And B atteries Truck Service Phone 124 Wilsey. Kansas E 1 I ' ai , G09E'a!u1aru:u1ufc 4 I --- -' ' fs, yqorfk' Pau! . ' L s G1 6004 THE KANSAS ELECTRIC POWER COMPANY SAUKDEFS !-G 1. L- il GYQVQ Council Grove Kansas W I . Mc cu!-'T CO' FARMERS AND DROVERS BANK p1v!'r1C nods' had ' Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Massey Hay A Complete Banking Service By A No,g 54,000,000 Home-Owned Institution A ' G ovt, Kansa. Council Grove Kansas cmd Y Best Wi5h To . H' h School 3'-.O J. I. RHODES LUMBER Wxlsey 18 Oi Your G A Complete Bui1der's Service Rumny 5, , . ' 'Y Lumber, Coal, Bu1lder's Hardware, Masonite, Paint Rummy And J. L. H. RULGEY - Glass And Wallpaper N 1 17 South Neosho Council Grove, Kansas Phone 214 Council Grove Co Compliments Of ug Make THE FAIRMONT Foons COMPANY 1' PW 5 CII Council Grove Kansas Cfmmzil Grove 10' COMPANY KAMRS ANK C0fP0rat1on By A itution Kansas Congratulations To The Class Of '49 Our Future Customers Poultry, Hog, And Dairy Feeds Good As Gold Flour J. L. SAUNDERS MILLING COMPANY Council Grove Kansas MC CLINTOCK MOTOR COMPANY Dodge And Plymouth Cars-Dodge Trucks Massey Harris Farm Equipment Norge Appliances Council Grove, Kansas A Phone 8 2 Best Wishes To The Graduating Class 1949 Wilsey High School And To Our Friends And Customers Of Your Good Wilsey Community Rumsey And White Sales Company l' ncesj ce Rumsey And White, QHardware And App ia Mlionffe Pain! L. H. RUMSEY - E. E. RUMSEY - C. H. WHITE Council Grove Kansas I Phone2l4 ff!! YQ Congratulations Forty Niner's We Appreciate Helping Make Your Food Dollars Buy More It Pays You To Shop The IGA Way 9 Cash And Carry -Self-Service 'QAM 5 PowERs IGA SUPER MARKET Kansas was f Council Grove Fay And Block WIILSEY UNDERTAKING Phone 5 F. S. RIEGAL General Merchandise Groceries - Feeds Drugs -Gifts -Ready To Wear Phones 2. And 22 Wilsey, Kansas MAC OTIS General Merchandise Phone 14 Wilsey Kansas BERT GRAVEL A Chevrolet J. I. Case And Shyliner Farm Machinery' 415 West Main Street ' Phone 56 Wilsey, Kansas l RW consf To T' THE couw ..O,,1y D mnsmrl MOTOR COW Kaiser And Frazer Automobiles Oliver Farm Eqvivm Phone 90 Council Grove 3 in Congratulations Class Oi '49 SCHOLES JEWELRY CC council GTOVC. Kas M MARLIN snow F.A 1fyS -Az -1 F u-st Dao, South arm Plume 73 Council Grove, Kansas Council grove. l Congratulations And Best Wishes To The Graduating Class THE COUNCIL GROVE REPUBLICAN Wi1sey,1g,,m Only Daily In Morris County RIVERSIDE MOTOR COMPANY Kaiser And Frazer ' FERGUSON REXALL DRUGS Cut Rate Prices Automobiles Every Day Oliver Farm Equipment Council Grove, Kansas Phone 90 I Phone 411 Wuggy, Kansas T Council Grove GODFREY TIRE SERVICE Congratulations ' U. S. Royal Distributor Class Of '49 Guaranteed Re-Capping And Vulcanizing SCHOLES JEWELRY COMPANY Phone 9 400 East Main Council Grove, Kansas Kansas Council Grove, Kansas MARLIN BROWN Say It With Flowers Potted Plants-Cut Flo wers CONSTANCE BROWN Floral sprays-Arrangement? Attorneys -At -Law Flowers BY Wire .Anywhere First Door South Of LORISTS ww' Farmers And Drovers Bank COUNCIL GROVE F 55 Phone 73 Phone 444 phd' Council Grove , Kansas Council Grove, Kansas FRANK PHILLIPS Wilsey, Kansas McCONNELL STANDARD SERVICE I Atlas Tires - Atlas Batteries Willys: Overland .Ieeps-Trucks-Cars Station Wagon Council Grove , Kansas Congratulations To The Graduating Class THE MORRIS COUNTY SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Council Grove, Kansas Alice E. Dowell-Assistant Secretary Morris S. Dowell-Secretary A. L. DUCKWALL STORES' COMPANY Council Grove , Kansas Quality +Service -Price DENNIS JOB PRINTING Commercial Printing Phone 100 Council Grove, Kansas HAMMER COAL AND GRAINCO. A Phone 151 207 East Main Street Purina Chows Council Grove , Kansas PATTERSON IMPLEMENT CO. Allis Chalmer Dealer 501 East lvlain-Phone 348 Council Grove, Kansas Sales And Service 1 1 1 1 1 I M. E. NORMAN Terracing - Ponds Since 1936 Phone -64 Wilsey, Kansas Congratulations Class Qf '49 DR. O. E' Oste0PathiC Physica' Council Grove' KW WALTER E- HEMBI WILBUR G. LEONE! Attorneys 'At 'La' Above Western Auto 1 Council Grove, Kam Congratulations Class Of ' 49 WILSEY Tl-IEA' Wilsey . Kansa L N Li 1 i , LL STANDARD SER C ratulations e ml A Ong Where Quality 8 ' A1155 Ban - Q lmytsoverhmfrleg . Class Of 49 And Daily Low Q r'P T kS-Ce c NIPBEL ' A IS DR. O. E. A L Prices Always Prevailn Sf'-'lion w . . . 58011 Osteopathic Physician PEOPLES SUPER MARKET ici! G , rovmxusas Council Grove, Kansas Council Grove, Kansas Ph01'1e 192- - Residence 260 DUCKWALL STORES WALTER E. HENIBROW JOHN' F. POWELL COMPANY WILBUR G. LEONARD Dentist qngu Gym' Kansas Attorneys -At -Law Council Grove, Kansas Above Western Auto Store 1hy.Service.Price Offlce Closed Council Grove, Kansas All Day Thursday ' COAL ANDGRAINCO. U 'R Congratulations Comlnlments '1 Pm' 1' cxass Of '49 SU et Of A e 97 EDU' Wm WILSEY THEATRE Pvrina Ch0'5 Wilsey, Kansas FRIEND avril Gmc' Kam! M. 5, Nonwl' THANKS . PM T 'm TO THE- suw' 1936 W 64 ADVERTISERS f 1 uw- 'W' X l H BOOSTERS DR. B. H. CRAWFORD -DENTIST Council Grove Kansas DR. W. G. AI..LENfOPTOME1TRIST 18 South Mission Council Grove, Kansas HARRY LONGABAUGH Wilsey Kansas HARRY M. TOMPKINS Council Grove Kansas DEACON ANDERSON WHSCY Kansas BOOT'S PLACE Wilsey Kansas A J LNTIST Kansas ETRLST Council Grove, Kms GH Kansas USS Kan!!! DN Kanihi E ? uw 1 . 1 5 4 1 ' 3 , X O ' 1 i 4' 1 , , . 9, ' J 4 if -vs ,-1 .if Sf 5. 1 .3 I 2 5 1 - :