Winchester High School - Eagle Yearbook (Winchester, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 68 of the 1963 volume:

fHjSplj to Avji.-i.-j: si •'■•£21 £22 l Hiiliiiiiii 1 H in inn •J'W. «iipg mmmmm JIh i2:;U -H ir:j?Ki St.$:J ALMA MATER We will sing to old Winchester Finest in the land Purple and the white we love thee For thy honor grand On Winchester, Alma Mater We will stand by you Here's to you, old Winchester Loyal, right, and true. 2 Iwo JIma Monument Our words are inadequate to express our gratitude for the help and inspiration you have given to all of us. Our years of school would not have been so memorable without the extra time you gave to us and without your ability to accept us as we are. With great admiration for your many qualities, we the graduates of 1963, dedicate this edition of THE EAGLE to you, Mrs. Rogers. Supreme Court Building BOARD OF EDUCATION--Paul Hensleigh, Clerk; H. W. (Bus) Robertson, Director; and William Moon. Treasurer. PRINCIPAL--Mr. E. L. Farr CUSTODI AN--Mr. Ed Cook GILBERT ANDERSON Music Freshman Sponsor Pep-Club Co-Sponsor RICHARD POAGE Coach Shop Driver Education Physical Education Sophomore Co-Sponsor Lettermen's Club Sponsor GRACE CASKEY Substitute Social Science Mathematics NO PICTURE AVAILABLE AT TIME OF PUBLICATION CLOEVA IDOL Commerce EAGLE Sponsor Sophomore Co-Sponsor Pep Club Co-Sponsor LOLA ROGERS English I, II Home Economics Junior Co-Sponsor Y-Teen Sponsor JACKSON McGREW Science Senior Co-Sponsor Science Club Sponsor VIRGINIA EHLERS English III, IV Spanish Latin Librarian Senior Co-Sponsor 7 J'l W em or If On November 4, 1962, a very sincere and dedi- cated teacher, who had taught for more than fifty years, passed away. Miss Nettie M. Davis, having retired from the Kansas City, Kansas, school sys- tem, started her fifth year of teaching at Winchester in the fall of 1962. She taught Mathematics and was a co-sponsor of Y-Teens as well as a class sponsor. She was well-known and highly respected in a com- munity where her passing was deeply felt. We will always remember Miss Davis and her winning way with people. Jefferson Monument BILL RLYNOLDS President ROBERT MILROY Vice-President JOAN BAKER Secretary TOM STEVENS Treasurer MARY HUSTON Student Council kay baker JERRY COPPINGER BEVERLY DOMANN EDITH HARNISH JUDY JONES JANICE ROGERS LEAH WERST ANNA WISTUBA SHIRLEY NOLL TOM KNEEN CAROL NOEL JIM PENUEL President H. Hensleigh Vice President S. Reynolds S. Baker Secretary A. Kramer B. Benson JUNIORS R. Domann B. Broddle Student Council G. Showalter A. Caskey M. Dill D. Filbert Student Council J. Hensleigh M. Connelly J. Guffey C. Norris S. Robertson M. Guffey S. Newman W. Domann Vice President R. Hiebsch Student Council mi 7 J. Huston President J. Johnson H. Martin N. Raulston A. Barnhardt C. Flewelling D. Claxton S. Cummings B. Manville 'p S. Burk Secretary J’re h nt en C. Cozadd Pentagon SEATED: J. O'Neill, G. Showalter, H. Hensleigh, J. Huston. STANDING: R. Hiebsch, J. Hensleigh, Sec- Assistant Editor; J. Coppineer, Class Panel Editor; K. Baker, Special Editor; S. Noli, Editor. Si tuJent (Souncif retary; M. Huston, President; E.L. Farr, Sponsor; B. Reynolds, Vice President. ROW ONE: Left to Right, Miss Davis, Sponsor; L. Williams, K. Baker, J. Baker, Secretary; M. Huston, President; V. Manville, Vice President; N. Burk, Treas- urer; J. Hensleigh, M. Huston, Mrs. Rogers, Sponsor. ROW TWO: C. Flewelling, S. Burk, C. Norris, D. Adams, E. Harnish, M.S. Kneen, J. Fine, V. Othick, L. Werst. M. Guffey. ROW THREE: R. Dill, S. McAfee, M. Dill, J. Jones, J. Rogers, M.J. Ashworth, S. Baker, J. Raulsten, S. Reynolds, M. Connell)”, D. Adams. y.v. eenS jCett J erm en J ROW ONE: Left to Right, Coach Poage, Sponsor; T. Stevens, President; J. Coppinger, Vice Presi- dent; R. Milroy, Secretary-Treasurer; B. Reynolds, Bouncer. ROW TWO: L. Norris, B. Broddle, J. O'Neill, R. Meyer, G. Showalter, H. Dill, H. Hensleigh. ROW THREE: B. Benson, T. Kneen, E. Filbert, L. Newman, R. Domann, D. Filbert, B. Reynolds. $ $ 0 0 ROW ONE: Left to Right, S. Burk, N. Burk, J. Hensleigh, J. Jones, Secretary-Treasurer; V. Manville, Vice Presi- dent; A. Wistuba, President; L. Williams, S. McAfee, C. Norris. ROW TWO: G. Anderson, Sponsor; A. Kramer, M. Dill, S. Baker, M. Huston, J. Baker, V. Othick, E. Weispfenning, L. Werst, Mrs. Idol, Sponsor. ROW THREE: M. Domann, S. Noll, K. Baker, B. Domann, M. Huston, J. Raulston, J. Fine, M.S. Kneen. ROW FOUR: C. Flewelling, M. Guffey, M. Connelly, J. Rogers, E. Harnish, M.J. Ashworth, S. Reynolds, G. Vossmer. Pv cu 20 a eerfeacL erS LEFT TO RIGHT: Martha Huston, Edith Harnish, Beverly Domann, Mary Huston, Joan Baker, Head Cheerleader. ROW ONE: Left to Right, G. Anderson, Director; R. Hiebsch, S. Cummings, W. Domann, D. O'Neill, J. Huston, B. Keaton, G. Showalter, D. Claxton, A. Ray. ROW TWO: D. Kitchen, B. Reynolds, H. Hensleigh, S. Boy A ’ Newman, H. Dill, E. Filbert, T. Kneen, R. Coppinger, A. Caskey. ROW THREE: C. Gardner, D. Filbert, B. Wilting, H. Cleavenger, L. Newman, J. O'Neill, F. Cummings, T. Stevens, R. Milroy. QirL’ gt.. cu ROW ONE: Left to Right, G. Anderson, Director; L. Werst, S. McAfee, A. Kramer, J. Jones, E. Harnish, M. Connelly, Accompanist; J. Raulston, S. Reynolds, S. Noll, J. Fine, E. Weispfenning, C. Norris. ROW TWO: C. Flewelling. M. Guffey, R. Dill, S. Burk, C. Noel, D. Adams, J. Baker, Accompanist; L. Williams, S. Baker, N. Burk, M.S. Kneen, V. Othick. ROW THREE: M. Huston, A. Wistuba, M. Dill, B. Domann, V. Manville, J. Rogers, M.J. Ashworth, M. Domann, J. Hensleigh, M. Huston, D. Adams. ROW ONE: Left to Right, G. Anderson, Director; L. Werst, S. McAfee, A. Kramer, J. Jones, E. Harnish, M. Connelly, Accompanist; J. Raulston, S. Reynolds, S. Noll, J. Fine, E. Weispfenning, C. Norris. ROW TWO: C. Flewelling, M. Guffey, R. Dill, S. Burk, C. Noel, D. Adams, J. Baker, Accompanist; L. Williams, S. Baker, N. Burk, M.S. Kneen, V. Othick. ROW THREE: M. Huston, A. Wistuba, M. Dill, B. Domann, V. Manville, J. Rogers, M.J. Ashworth, M. Domann, J. Hensleigh, M. Huston, D. Adams. ROW FOUR: R. Hiebsch, S. Cummings, W. Domann, C. Gardner, D. O'Neill, J. Huston, B. Keaton, G. Showalter, D. Claxton, A. Ray. ROW FIVE: D. Kitchen, B. Reynolds, S. Newman, H. Hensleigh, H. Dill, E. Filbert, T. Kneen, R. Coppinger, A. Caskey, R. Milroy. ROW SIX: R. Domann, D. Filbert, B. Wilting. R. Cleavenger, L. Newman, J. O'Neill, P. Cummings, T. Stevens. WuJ oruS ROW ONE: Left to Right, D. Hensleigh, C. Mattox, C. Noel, J. Baker, S. Noll, M. Domann, M. Huston, J. Hensleigh, E. Weispfenning, B. Wilting, H. Hensleigh, M. Connelly. ROW TWO: R. Hiebach, P. Farr. A, Kramer. LEFT TO RIGHT: R. Hiebsch, G. Showalter. H. Hensleigh, R. Broddle, Mr. McGrew, Sponsor; H. Cleavinger, B. Keaton, H. Dill, B. Wilting. Through the extracurricular activities and their projects at Winchester High School, students have the opportunity to develop their talents and learn the value of cooperation. Some of these organizations are: ANNUAL STAFF—The goal of the Annual Staff was to produce an outstanding yearbook that every- one would treasure. They accomplished this by working hard and spending a great deal of time in the preparation of the book. STUDENT COUNCIL—The student governing body planned the Homecoming ceremonies and had charge of the Christmas gift exchange. PEP CLUB— EAGLES! EAGLES! EAGLES!” was the cry of the Pep Club as it backed the team at the games and cheered them on to victory. They sponsored the potluck supper, a highlight of the year, for the Football Champs. GLEE CLUBS--Among the activities of the Glee Clubs was the County Choral Music Festival at Oskaloosa last fall. The Girls’ Glee Club took a number to the District Contest at Lawrence. MIXED CHORUS—The Christmas program and District Contest were the main activities of this group. BAND--The band marched in two Band Days this year: One at K.U. and the other at K-State. A concert was an achievement of the second semester. Y-TEENS--Caroling at Christmas time was one of the many activities of the Y-Teens. Baby- sitting at P.T. A. was a service provided by the girls. They also did several world fellowship projects during the year. LETTERMEN'S CLUB--The Lettermen's Club, a new organization this year, furnished the football field with field markers. It also helped entertain the community by sponsoring several full-length movies. SCIENCE CLUB—The Science Club kept busy with various projects. The members attended meetings of the Junior Academy of Science regularly during the year. the 24 LEFT TO RIGHT: Bill Reynolds, Joan Baker, Shirley Noll, Jerry Coppinger, Mary Huston, Tom Stevens. During the half-time of the Winchester versus Oskaloosa football game which was held October 12, Rose Curry, the 1961 Homecoming Queen, presented this year's queen, Shirley Noll, and her attendants, Joan Baker and Mary Huston, with corsages. Following the game a dance was held which began with the crowning ceremonies. Shirley was crowned by Jerry Coppinger who in turn was presented with a football. Vicky Brady was crown bearer; Mike Filbert was football caddy. The theme of the dance was Moon River. Donald and Ronald White drew the mural used in the decoration. The mural, done in pastels, pictured a river scene. The Homecoming activities were attended by many students, alumni, and friends of Winchester High School. LEFT TO RIGHT: Joan Baker, Mike Filbert, Vicky Brading, Shirley Noll, Mary Huston. RIGHT: Joan Baker, Shirley Noll, Mary Huston. junior y We, the green, distraught, abject, ignominious, obscure freshmen, do now prostrate ourselves before the eminent, judicious, cognizant, sapient, sedulous, sagacious, ingenious, astute 1963 seniors of Winchester Rural High School and petition you to pardon our supercilious manner and our acute dementia. • •• V. . v •- FULL SQUAD ROW ONE: Left to Right, B. Daniels, T. Kneen, J. Coppinger, R. Domann, H. Hensleigh, B. Reynolds, R. Meyer, L. Newman, T. Stevens, E. Filbert, R. Milroy, Coach Poage. ROW TWO: B. Benson, Manager, D. O'Neill, D. Filbert, P. Cummings, B. Wilting, R. Naumann, L. Gardner, L. King, L. Norris, J. O'Neill, H. Cleavinger, H. Dill, R. Coppinger, R. Reynolds, G. Showalter, R. Hiebsch, J. Penucl, Manager. ROW THREE: F. Allen, A. Ray, J. Johnson, R. Broddle, D. Piper, A. Caskey, J. Huston, C. Gardner, S. Robertson, S. Newman, C. Cozadd, B. Keaton, H. Martin, W. Domann, D. Claxton, N. Raulsten, S. Cummings. SENIORS ROW ONE: Jerry Coppinger, Bill Reynolds, LeRoy Gardner, Tom Kneen. ROW TWO: Tom Stevens, Robert Milroy, Bill Daniels. COACH AND MANAGERS R. MILROY T. STEVENS L. NEWMAN B. REYNOLDS H. HENSLEIGH E. FILBERT B. DANIELS J. COPPINGER R. DOMANN R. MEYER T. KNEEN LEFT TO RIGHT: Coach Poage, A. Caskey, B. Manville, L. Norris, H. Dill, L. Newman, J. O'Neill, E. Filbert, D. Filbert, R. Milroy, T. Stevens. Bo BaoUUtt ROW ONE: Left to Right, Coach Poage, R. Milroy, D. Filbert, J. O'Neill, L. Newman, E. Filbert, T. Stevens. ROW 'HVO: R. Meyer, Manager; J. Guffey, S. Robertson, R. Naumann, J. Huston, H. Dill, B. Manville, L. Norris, A. Caskey. ROW THREE: P. Cummings, Manager; D. Claxton, W. Domann, L. King, H. Cleavinger, B. Keaton, R. Coppinger, B. Reynolds, A. Ray. Bad.lt Jf LEFT TO RIGHT: A. Kramer, S. McAfee, N. Burk, C Norris, J. Fine, S. Baker, M. Connelly, V. Manville, V. Othick, S. Reynolds, J. Jones, B. Domann, M. Dill, M. Domann, M. Huston, J. Raulsten. Coach--E.L. Farr. SO Cs 0 DONNA ADAMS Y-Teen.........................1,2,3,4 Girls' Glee Club....................3,4 Mixed Chorus........................3,4 RUTH ADAMS Y-Teen.........................1,2,3 Basketball........................1 JOAN BAKER Pep Club 1 Y-Teen 1,2,3,4 Y-Teen Secretary . 3,4 Basketball 1,2,3 Girls' Glee Club . . 1,2,3,4 Band 1,2,3.4 Band Vice-Pres. . . 4 Girls' State 3 Class Secretary . . 4 Class Treasurer . . 1 Cheerleader . . . . 2,3,4 Mixed Chorus . . . 1,2,3.4 Stage Band 3,4 Sax Quartet 3,4 Accompanist . . . . 2,3,4 KAY BAKER Pep Club..........................1,2,3,4 Y-Teen.......................1,2,3,4 Annual Staff........................4 librarian.........................3,4 Class Secretary.....................2 Majorette.........................2,3 Y-Teen Program Chm................3,4 JERRY COPPINGER Football....................1,2,3,4 Boys' Glee Club...............1,2,3 Annual Staff......................4 Class Vice-Pres...................3 Mixed Chorus..................1,2,3 W Club..........................4 W Club Vice-Pres................4 BEVERLY DOMANN Pep Club.....................1,2,3,4 Y-Teen.............................1,2 Basketball...................1,2,3,4 Girls' Glee Club.............1,2,3,4 Band ........................1,2,3,4 Music Librarian....................2,3 Cheerleader..........................4 Mixed Chorus.................1,2,3,4 Drum Majorette.....................3,4 Clarinet Quartet...................3,4 Triple Trio..........................4 LeROY GARDNER Football..................1,2,3,4 Track...........................3 W Club........................4 Mixed Chorus..................1,2,3,4 Drum Majorette.......................2 Asst. Drum Majorette...............3,4 MARY HUSTON Pep Club 1 Y-Teen . . . 1,2,3,4 Y-Teen President .... 4 Y-Teen Treasurer . . . 3 Basketball . . . 1,2.3 Girls' Glee Club . . . 1.2,3.4 Band . . . 1,2,3,4 Band Sec.-Treas 4 Annual Staff 4 Student Council Rep. . . 1 Student Council Pres. . . 4 Class Vice-President . . 2 Cheerleader .... 2,3,4 Mixed Chorus . . . 1.2,3,4 Triple Trio.......................3,4 Sax Quartet.......................3,4 Stage Band........................3,4 JUDY JONES Pep Club.......................1,2,3,4 Pep Club Sec.-Treas..................4 Y-Teen.........................1,2.3,4 Basketball.....................1,2,3,4 Girls' Glee Club...............1.2,3,4 Band.................................3 Librarian............................4 Mixed Chorus...................1,2,3,4 TOM KNEEN Basketball......................1,2,3 Football......................1,2,3,4 Track.........................1,2,3,4 Boys'Glee Club................1,2,3,4 Mixed Chorus..................1,2,3,4 W Club............................4 ROBERT MILROY Basketball.........................3,4 Football......................1,2,3,4 Track.........................1,2,3,4 Boys' Glee Club...............1,2,3,4 Student Council......................3 Class President......................1 Class Vice-President.................4 Mixed Chorus..................1,2,3,4 W Club.............................4 W Club Sec.-Treas..................4 CAROL NOEL Pep Club..........................2,3 Y-Teen..............................2 Girls' Glee Club..............1,2,3,4 Band..........................1,2,3,4 Librarian...........................3 Class Secretary.....................2 Mixed Chorus..................1,2,3,4 Saxophone Quartet.................3,4 Mt. St. Scholastica.................1 EDITH HARNISH Pep Club.........................1,2,3 Y-Teen........................1,2,3,4 Basketball...........................3 Girls' Glee Club..............1,2,3,4 Band .........................1,2,3,4 Librarian..........................2,4 Music Librarian....................2,3 Class Secretary......................3 Cheerleader..........................4 SHIRLEY NOLL Pep Club.....................1.2,3,4 Y-Teen..........................1,2,3 Y-Teen Secretary....................2 Basketball . . . ..................2 Girls' Glee Club.............1,2,3,4 Band.........................1,2,3,4 Band President......................4 Annual Staff.........................4 Student Council Rep..................2 Student Council....................2,3 Student Council Pres.................3 Class President......................3 Class Secretary......................1 Mixed Chorus..................1,2,3,4 Stage Band.........................3,4 Triple Trio..........................3 Clarinet Quartet.................2,3,4 JIM PENUEL Basketball............................3 Track.................................3 Athletic Manager......................4 Ocula H.S., Ocula, Fla..............1,2 Springfield Trade School, Springfield, Mass...................3 BILL REYNOLDS Basketball..................1,2,3,4 Football....................1,2,3,4 Track........................1.2,3,4 Baseball.........................1.2 Boys' Glee Club..................1.2 Annual Staff.......................4 Boys' State........................3 Student Council Vice-Pres..........4 Class President....................4 Class Treasurer....................3 Mixed Chorus.....................1,2 W Club...........................4 W Club Bouncer...................4 JANICE ROGERS Pep Club...........................1.2,3,4 Y-Teen............................1,2,3,4 Girls' Glee Club.............1,2,3.4 Band..............................1,2 Librarian...........................3 Music Librarian.....................2 Mixed Chorus......................3,4 TOM STEVENS Basketball.....................1,2,3,4 Football.......................1,2,3,4 Track........................1,2,3,4 Baseball..........................1,2 Boys' Glee Club.................1,3,4 Annual Staff........................4 Student Council.....................2 Class President.....................2 Class Vice-President................1 Class Treasurer.....................4 Mixed Chorus....................1,3,4 W Club............................4 W Club President..................4 LEAH WERST Pep Club...........................1,2,3,4 Y-Teen..............................1.2.3.4 Girls' Glee Club..................1,2,3,4 Band...........................1,2,3,4 Librarian.............................4 Mixed Chorus...................1,2,3,4 Triple Trio...........................3 ANNA WISTUBA Pep Club....................1.2,3,4 Girls' Glee Club...............2,3.4 Mixed Chorus...................2,3,4 Pep Club President.................4 33 Cta AS J4iaI ory In the fall of 1959, we, the present senior class, entered Winchester High School with twenty-six members. We chose these officers: President, Robert Milroy; Vice President, Bill Daniels; Secretary, Shirley Noll; Treasurer, Joan Baker; and Student Council Representative, Mary Huston. Our sponsors were Mr. Farr and Mr. Cozad. Highlights of our freshman year were initiation and a doughnut sale. The following people left our class that year: Mike Lindsay, Malcolm Miskimon, Kay Towles, Wesley Miller, and Ethel Culp. In the fall of 1960, Carol Noel arid Linda Miskimon joined us, bringing our enrollment to twenty-four. The class officers were President, Tom Stevens; Vice President, Mary Huston; Secretary, Kay Baker; Treasurer, Carol Noel; and Student Council Representative, Shirley Noll. The sponsors were Mrs. Ehlers and Mr. Farr. Marilyn Maxwell entered our class the second semester. We were honored to have Tom Stevens on the basketball team which won the county tournament. The following people left our class: Beth Brammell, Mary Dean Perkins, and Linda Miskimon. We entered our junior year with an enrollment of twenty-five, including Marilyn Cummings, who transferred from Valley Falls. The class officers were President, Shirley Noll; Vice President, Jerry Coppinger; Secretary, Edith Harnish; Treasurer, Bill Reynolds; and Student Council Representative, Bill Daniels. Jim Penuel joined our class during the year. This was a busy year. We ordered our class rings in the fall and received them shortly before Christmas vacation. We presented Father Knows Best on April 17. Moonlight and Roses was the theme of the Junior-Senior Banquet held on April 28. Marilyn Maxwell, Judy Jones, Joan Baker, Mary Huston, and Beverly Domann were members of the girls' championship basketball team. At the end of the year we lost Marilyn Maxwell, Marilyn Cummings, and Tom Broddle. The sponsors were Mrs. Ehlers and Mr. Thompson. Finally, we reached our senior year. The class of 1963 consisted of twenty members. The class officers were President, Bill Reynolds; Vice President, Robert Milroy; Secretary, Joan Baker; Treasurer, Tom Stevens; and Student Council Representative, Mary Huston. Early in September the senior pictures were taken in Topeka at Wichers Por- trait Studio. We presented The Egg and I as a class play. Bill Daniels transferred to Lansing for the second semester. Shirley Noll and Jerry Coppinger reigned asKingand Queen of the homecoming ceremonies. Their attendants were Joan Baker and Bill Reynolds, and Mary Huston and Tom Stevens. Bill Reynolds, Jerry Coppinger, Robert Milroy, Tom Stevens, Tom Kneen, LeRoy Gardner, and Bill Daniels played on the County Championship Football Team. LidJJ l rojihecy Sam Youngman, a 1988 graduate, has returned from the Alumni Banquet. It has been twenty-five years since the class of 1963 graduated. Hi, Mom! Hello, Sam. Enjoy the banquet? Positively! Everyone was there; even the seniors of '63. What's so wonderful about the seniors of '63? Well! They're all in the news! Really! What makes them so newsworthy? Hm—We'll start with Tom Kneen and Edith Harnish. Tom is a big Hollywood producer and has given movies a cultural aspect by using Shakesperian plays. Edith has almost put the television world out of business, starring as Lady Macbeth. Was Edith's friend Shirley Noll there? Yes! Shirley, the lady astronaut, recently came back to Winchester after being the first Earthwoman to arrive on Pluto.” Oh my! She must like to travel. Shirley came with Carol Noel, who is training wild zebras for moon riding. Carol has just won the Nobel prize in literature for her book Moods of a Zebra. Carol said Jim Penuel is known as the greatest physicist since Archimedes. Jim developed Peanut's principle, which gives me so much trouble in physics. Jim explained it to us boys tonight. You actually had a chance to talk to him? Yes! I also talked to LeRoy Gardner. According to LeRoy, jet mechanics is very profitable. He's teaching it to the Martians in hope of revolutionizing them from the auto age. They donT know what they are missing. J.B. Clockerfeller, Beverly Domann's hsuband, came in a 1988 Cadillac Whirly-bird. Beverly met him while in New York learning to be a beatnik. Whom did you sit near? Jerry Coppinger and Kay Baker. Jerry’s doing pretty well as coach at the University of Oklahoma. His team hasn't lost a game in ten years. Kay was appointed territorial governor of Russia which the U.S. purchased from Hungary for $75 million worth of hot dogs and potato chips. Donna Donner, formerly Donna Adams, sat opposite me. Donna was telling Judy Jones she was busy packing. Donna s husband was recently appointed missionary to the moon. Judy caused a lot of talk in India when she married her twenty-seventh husband. She became a Maharani when she chose the Maharaja of Khatmando as her third husband. Bill Reynolds sat at the head of our table. Bill is making millions of dollars with his invention of Charley Farmer, the machine that does the farm work while the farmer sits by a radar control board. Near Bill sat Anna Wistuba. Anna is drawing the blue prints for King Charles of England's new summer castle; her problem is combining modern and Roman architecture. Of course, she's the woman who drew the blue prints for the President's summer home. 'Leah Werst is the editor of the NEW YORK HERALD and has a syndicated column for the lovelorn in papers all over the United States. Who spoke tonight? 'Ruth Adams, head of Clark’s School of Business. Ruth is organizing a class in the techniques of sitting on the boss's knee. ® What was served? ’Python Stew! Janice Rogers married an Amazon head-hunter, and they're becoming famous for this stew. Janice has sold her recipe to all Paris and New York restaurants. Is it good? Sure is. After the banquet I heard Tom Stevens, the Chancellor of K.U. telling Joan Baker there was some disap- proval by K.U.'s faculty, when he appointed Mary Huston dean of home economics. Joan Baker is raising Texas long- horns in Alaska to feed the Eskimos. She is in Kansas this week investigating the possibilities of taking snakes to Alaska to control the rats. ® And speaking of Joan, Robert Milroy, the lawyer who prevented tax on rocket fuel, brought me home. My the class of '63 truly is a great class. 36 CUs Witt We, the Seniors of 1963, in 20 individual and distinct parts, about to pass from this sphere of scholastic endeavor in full possession of a bulging brain, well-trained memory, and almost superhuman understanding, do make and publish this, our last will and testament, hereby revok- ing all other wills or promises heretofore made as the thoughtless wish of an idle hour. I, Donna Adams, will my ability to be satisfied with one boy to Millie Dill and my friendliness to Mary Guffey. I, Ruth Adams, will my ability to learn shorthand to Gloria Vossmerand my locker to any junior who will clean it. I, Joan Baker, will my position at the piano bench to Marion Connelly and my ability to mess up yells at Pep Rallies to Martha Huston. I, Kay Baker, will my position on the Honor Roll to Steve Cummings and my hair to Connie Norris. .«% I, Jerry Coppinger, will my quiet- ness to Wayne Domann and my position on the football team to Frank Allen. I, Tom Kneen, will my ability to stay out of trouble to Paul Cummings and my good study habits to Steve Robertson. I, Robert Milroy, will my ability to Harold Martin and my ability always to work and study in study hall to Ed Filbert. I, Carol Noel, will my personality to anyone who thinks he wants it and my class ring to any boy who thinks he could put up with me. r. dt I, Shirley Noll, will my grades to Richard Domann and my ability to type 60 w.p.m. to Donald White. I, Jim Penuel, will my ability toget excused absence slips to Don Filbert and my ability to speak only when spoken to, to John Huston. Q M I, Beverly Domann, will my posi- tion as Drum Majorette to Bill Wilting and my ability to move quickly on the basketball court to Shirley Baker. I, LeRoy Gardner, will my ability to get along with Mr. McGrew to Dennis Claxton and my poor grades to Jerry O'Neill. I, Edith Harnish, will my size 40 cheerleading sweater to anyone it will fit and my typing ability to Hugh Hensleigh. I, Mary Huston, will my position as cheerleader to Nancy Burk and my abil- ity to keep my glasses in one piece to Howard Cleavinger. I, Judy Jones, will my natural red hair to Mary Sue Kneen and my ability to keep my temper down to Marsha Domann. I,Bill Reynolds, will my position on the All-County Football Team to anyone that can fill it and my position on the annual staff to Ronnie White. I, Janice Rogers, will my locker to any industrious junior who will clean it and my hair to Linda Williams who can perhaps do something with it. I, Tom Stevens, will my ability to keep a girl to Dennis Kitchen and my shot-put ability to Bill Manville. I, Leah Werst, will my quiet ways to Mary Jane Ashworth and my talent for playing the marimba to Jim Johnson. I, Anna Wistuba.will my ability tc keep my glasses in place to Ruth Dill and my short, curly hair to Doris Adams. $ A'Jk In conclusion we, the Class of 1963, would like to leave our attendance record to the Juniors and our many extracurricular activities and positions of leadership to the incoming Freshmen. We do hereby constitute and appoint Virginia Ehler sand Jackson McGrew sole executors to this, our last will and testament. 37 Showall Jerry C, Beaver Albert M v Sr-Mrs. Idol Ronnie H. dog Hensleigh Shirley Bill Mrs. Rogers Leah Werst Mr. Mrs. Ehlers Robert ULlroy; Bus drivers with frsh Carol, Sharon, Martha, Kay Federal Trade Commission Bldg. WINCHESTER LOCKER PLANT SOLD EXCLUSIVELY Over This Counter JIM MACOMBER PHONE: 774-2860 WINCHESTER, KANSAS HERRING FARM SERVICE 41 WINCHESTER, KANSAS CONGRATULATIONS. SENIORS; WE WISH YOU EVERY SUCCESS. FROM THE OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES W. H. PATRICK, PRESIDENT MRS. FLORIS COX C. G. LONG, CASHIER MRS. MARIAN J. STEFFEY MRS. LUCILE MEANS MRS. HARRIETTE PATRICK MRS. IDA E. HOWELL The State Bank of Oskaloosa OSKALOOSA, KANSAS Josten s SERVICE AMERICA’S FINEST STUDENTS SINCE 1897 A LIFETIME OF MEMORIES--YOUR JOSTEN CLASS RING Warren Hummer TOPEKA, KANSAS CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1962-'63 Dr. Mrs. F. W. Huston WINCHESTER, KANSAS VALLEY FALLS, KANSAS PHONE: 945-3213 CONCRETE ROCK FILTER ROCK ROAD ROCK Baker Quarry AGRICULTURAL LIME FILL LIME Bob Connie s Cafe WINCHESTER, KANSAS PHONE 774-2460 WE WELCOME EVERYONE TO OUR NEW CAFE CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '63 Mr. Mrs. W. W. Baker WINCHESTER, KANSAS Phone: V13-3644 Lawrence Typewriter Exchange Royal Typewriters Office Equipment Supplies Jack W. Strong Owner 735 Mass. Street Lawrence, Kansas Wicher's Portrait Studio 812 KANSAS AVENUE TOPEKA,KANSAS 46 Valley Falls Animal Clinic James W. Knox, D.V.M. Gerhard A. Malm, D.V.M. Valley Falls, Kansas Leighton Garage Your Allis-Chalmers Dealer Nortonville, Kansas Phone: 886-2350 Compliments To The Senior Class Of 1963” Harry Heim Easton, Kansas State Farm Insurance Phone: 773-2390 75 Years Of Friendly Banking Service Bank of McLouth McLouth Kansas Robert 1 :unk'$ 66 Service Phone: 796-2650 McLouth, Kansas 47 COMPLIMENTS OF C-G-F Grain Company, Incorporated P. O. BOX 436, ATCHISON, KANSAS PHONE: EM 7-1621 GARY W. McKINNEY-MANAGER BONDED STORAGE GRAIN MERCHANTS 48 Mark Bagby's Furniture Appliance Store 1403 Main Street Atchison, Kansas Phone: EM 7-7183 Ramseys', Incorporated The Store For Women And Children Atchison, Kansas Main Street Bowl Cafe 20 Lanes 1414 Main Street-Atchison, Kansas Complete Restaurant Facilities And Bowling Accessories Compliments Of Leavenworth National Visit Our New Building Leavenworth, Kansas Bank Good Luck Welcome Smith Rexall Drug Leavenworth, Kansas s 49 Citizens State Bank H. D. Wyatt, President We Invite Your Checking Or Savings Account Member Of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Valley Falls, Kansas Valley International Implement, Inc. McCormick Motor Trucks R.C.A. Whirlpool Agriculture Chemicals Tractors And Implements New Holland New Idea Valley Falls, Kansas When You Think Of Insurance-- Phone: 774-2420 Sedlak Insurance Agency Insurance Of All Kinds Auto-Life-Fire Winchester, Kansas City National Bank Atchison, Kansas Leavenworth Glass Mirror Co. Contractors Plate Glass-Window Glass-Mirrors-Auto Glass Mutual 2-3131 728 Delaware Street Mr. Mrs. C. G. Peters Leavenworth, Kansas Lee's Super Service Bear Frame Straightening And Wheel Alignment Body Work, Wreck Repairing And Painting 823 Main Street 7.4037 Atchison, Kansas Tonsing's Stationery Books-Gifts-Stationery 'When You Care Enough To Send The Very Best 427 Commercial-Atchison, Kansas Phone 455 First National Bank Of Leavenworth Oldest Bank In Kansas' Est. 1856 Member Of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Best Wishes To 1962-1963 Graduates Montgomery Ward Leavenworth, Kansas Steinmetz Skelly Service R.C.A. TV Sales Service Tires And Tubes-Washing And Greasing Valley Falls, Kansas Phone: 945-3210 JOHN DEERE Full Line Of Deere Farm Equipment” Service All Makes Jefferson County Implement Company n Valley Falls, Kansas Phone: 945-3411 52 Congratulations To The Class Of '63 Miller Service Oskaloosa, Kansas Best Wishes For Your Success, Seniors! Haul-Mor, Inc. Valley Falls, Kansas Makers Of Truck Bodies And Wagon Boxes The Winchester Star John P. Hoskinson, Editor And Publisher Mrs. Irnie Byrn, Assistant Farmers Supply, Inc. Feed, Grain, Fertilizer Grind Mix Phone: 886-3435 Atchison, Kansas Gasoline Grease Fuel Oils Thompson Oil Co. Motor on Gene Thompson, Owner Phone Collect 773-2140 Easton, Kansas 53 Winchester L-P Gas Victor Hiebsch 774-2340 Winchester, Kansas Winchester Hardware William Moon General Hardware Winchester, Kansas Corner Drug Store Valley Falls, Kansas Newman Plumbing Sales, Service, And Trenching Valley Falls, Kansas Phone: 945-3923 Valley Falls, Kansas Phone: 945-3312 Oskaloosa, Kansas Phone: UN 3-2274 Alexander Lumber Company Building Materials Cooks Paint 886-3335 Nortonville, Kansas Mill Work Dunlap Feed, Seed, Produce We Sell Cargill Seed Gooch Feed Buy Eggs, Cream, Poultry Nortonville, Kansas Phone: 886-2340 Building Audean F. Kramer Wiring Plumbing Service And Supplies Rural Route 2 McLouth, Kansas Heating Leavenworth-Jefferson Electric Cooperative, Inc. Owned And Operated By Kansans McLouth, Kansas Best Wishes To The Class Of '63' Grinter's Jewelry Oskaloosa, Kansas Reiling Skelly Service Oskaloosa, Kansas Auto Repairing Phone: 3-2341 When Your Doctor Asks Where Say Stebbins Rexall Drugs Phone: UN 3-2200 Oskaloosa, Kansas William Leech Attorney-at-Law Oskaloosa, Kansas Good Luck To Seniors Of ’63 Stebbins Park-View Cleaners Oskaloosa, Kansas Congratulations To The Class Of '63 From Dr. Mrs. R.6. Henry Oskaloosa, Kansas Congratulations To The Class Of '63 Oskaloosa Lumber Co., Inc. A Complete Line Of Building Supplies Donald Griffin, Gen. Mgr. n Oskaloosa, Kansas Phone: UN 3-2229 Skeet Surge Dairy Farm Supply Milkers, Pipe Lines, Parts, And Service Owner Alfred D. Skeet Oskaloosa, Kansas Phone: UN 3-2466 Hampton's Funeral Home And Furniture Store Oskaloosa, Kansas Phone: 3-2222 Congratulations To The Class Of '63” Swoyer And Swoyer Attorneys-at-Law The Jefferson County Abstract Company BOOSTERS JOHNSON FIX-IT SHOP Winchester, Kansas EVA MAE'S BEAUTY SHOP Winchester, Kansas GORDONS Atchison, Kansas KIRWAN-INTFEN FURNITURE Atchison, Kansas ECONOMY GLASS MIRROR COMPANY Leavenworth, Kansas JEWEL BOX Leavenworth, Kansas GOLD NUGGET JEWELRY Leavenworth, Kansas ALPHA FLORAL, INC. Leavenworth, Kansas POUCH-GATEWAY STORE Leavenworth, Kansas LANPHEAR GARAGE IMPLEMENT CO. McLouth, Kansas CONNIE CAFE McLouth, Kansas ELM CAFE Oskaloosa, Kansas GARREN GROCERY Oskaloosa, Kansas OSKALOOSA HARDWARE Oskaloosa, Kansas SMITH MOTOR SERVICE Oskaloosa, Kansas OSKALOOSA FARM SUPPLY Oskaloosa, Kansas RASH DEPARTMENT STORE Oskaloosa, Kansas ZINN SINCLAIR SERVICE Valley Falls, Kansas WEBER'S SHOE REPAIR Valley Falls, Kansas SEARLES CLEANERS Valley Falls; Kansas GORDON'S VARIETY Valley Falls, Kansas DOROTHY'S FABRICS Valley Falls, Kansas LIST APPLIANCE CO. Valley Falls, Kansas A M QUICK-CLEAN SELF-SERVICE LAUNDRY Valley Falls, Kansas VALLEY FALLS VENDICATOR Valley Falls, Kansas Utko opkad Bound by WALSWORTH