Yates Center High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Yates Center, KS)

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'H 1' ' EIT.. 'YSTW 'T . ' ' - f -Q, . , . .. ...tContinuedl at us from every magazine cover-Ipana's girl of the month. lsn't it surprising how far our classmates have gone. Albuquerque. April 10 We discovered today that Glenn Tolle and Kenny Stockebrand have been coaching superior basketball teams. They knew some more gossip about the class of '41, to-wit: Jr. Stockebrand is a pilot on one of the transcontinental airlines. Alan Stoll is Chemistry and Physics instructor at Nebraska U. Ralph Lake is quite the movie idol now, and Melvin Ruth is starring in a big stage production in New York. Barbara and I agree we would rather go back to Y. C. and see all of the bunch that are around there than to finish our trip-yeah it sounds that way to us too. but that's what we are going to do anyway. Yates Center, April 11 What fun we've had today! We met Mary Jane Dassow and Mardell Randall who are spending the week end at homeg they have a dress shop in Chanute. With all of this tearing around my hair is in an awful condition. I had it fixed today and discovered Helen Massey and Margaret Smith have a beauty shop downtown. Calvin Brodman is a farmer as he hoped to be, and Harry Theobald is the new sheriff of Woodson county. Alma Jean Rehmer is in her father's office as secretary. Chancey Turner is married and lives near Rose on a farm. We heard that Richard Leighton is leader of a dance band currently appearing at the Hotel Muehlebach in Kansas City. Lavonne Daniel, by the way, is the pianist for the band. Yates Center. April 12 Today we met Elaine Starks at church and afterward we visited a while. She is a teacher in Chanute Jr. College. She says that Mary Beth Haen and Mildred Bauersfeld are dietitians working in a laboratory in St. Louis. Starl Driskill has a large drug store in Wichita, and Charles Lewis is in the parachute troops in the army. Gertrude Altman went back to Minnesota after she graduated and is now married and living on a farm near Minneapolis. Fred Steffen is a truck driver, and Arthur Bowers an oil field worker. Wilma Mabie is the Home Service demonstrator for Hotpoint electric ranges. Montgomery, April 14 We decided to move on much as we hated to and here we are in Alabama. We find Wilma Watts running a kindergarten here. Gordon Stockebrand owns a large plantation not far from here and Estil Barnes is Prof. of History in Alabama University. In the paper we saw an ad for Vadnais dairy and a notice that Jerome Sorenson is wrestling in Madison Square Garden tonight. .- 'fc ' tt. .'.. A -lf? E Q, . I ,A 1 l -LJ'-1 f fr? il- 1 ...A- .3 .'- ,m y-i 2 rx? -: . qt.. L

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Back Row: Tommy VanHoozer, Dean Englebrecht, Paul Gregg, Walter Stet- fen, Duane Zirkel, Martin Massoth, Irvin Wrampe, Donald Naylor, Richard Plumb, Bob Ryan, Raymond Pingrey, Jimmie Smith, Richard Slane, Ted Gould, Bithel Lorance, Ralph Culver, Alvin Miller, Kenneth Etter, Bill Randall, Charles Massoth. Second Row: Richard McCormick, R. T. Brown, Glyndora Wolf, Esther Gris- ier, Mildred Blandy, Lorraine Awalt, Dorothy Bucholtz, Charles Steinforth, Francis Almond, Edna Herold, Pauline Kuestersteffen, Gladys Bauersfeld, Lois Englebrecht, Emilia Kraft, Pearl Miller, Joseph Kuestersteffen, Denzil Philo, Truman Field. Third Row: Kenneth Guenther, Harland Easley, Marcus Sloan, Marvin Ratts, Gladys Kee, Leo Stockebrand, Lewis Link, Loren Mitchell, Freda Wilson, Donna Herold, Velma Light, Earl Brodman, Bill Steiner, Naomi Stockebrand, Alta Weide, Bernice Specht, Betty Schnell, Miss Lindsay. Fourth Row: Mr. Townsend, Freda Light, Marjorie West, Marie Dix, Donna Smith, Ula Brown, Juanita Vice, Norma Orcutt, Matilda Wille, Hilda Sicker, Norma Lee Duncan, Henrietta Burrus, Mildred Ragland, Elizabeth Otto, Frances Burkhart. Marjorie Miller, Lola Steele, Mary Frances Almond, Joy Shellito. E JUNIORS HAD THE LARGEST CLASS in school this year-a class made up of seventy-eight loyal Blue and White supporters. Members of our class made up twenty-eight percent of the students on the first semester honor roll. Twenty-four of our musicians took part in vocal music, and fifteen of our members took part in instrumental music. Members of our class took active part in all school activities, such as Student Council. Debate, Girl Reserves and Hi-Y. Two of our members were starred in the all-school contest play. Our class play, A Lady to See You, was presented November 22. On April 24, we presented a starlight garden banquet in honor of the seniors. Eleven hard fighting Wildcats from our class lettered in football, and nine boys received basketball letters. Presideni .............................. ...,,.. C harles Stemforih Vice President ...,....,. ..--Y,.,-,,.,, R ichard Scgii Secretary.. .............. ..............,.........,,. R onald Naylor Treasurer ,.,--------- ..,.............,,..... N orma Lee Duncan Sponsors -----..Af----. ...,.... M r. Townsend, Miss Lindsay 'A' f ak Juniors