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

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Jmixsc! Ufiofzua 5 gifzfil gfes LEFT TO RIGHT-Back Row: Emma Jean Taylor, Marjorie Sturdivan, Evelyn Winterscheid, Louis Link, Morris Mahon, Laverne Bauersfeld, Max Sterling, Robert Wise, Wendell Wilhite. Harrison Redfearn, Robert Stockebrand, Evelyn Stoll, Ruth Sorenson, Pearl Miller. Third Row: Eula Dean Sturdivan, Velma Light, Naomi Stockebrand, Mayona Weide, Thelma Eagle, Ruthanna Fulhage, Bob Oswald, Kenneth Coffield, Curtis Stoll, Dale McKinsey, Dorothy Bril- ke, Edna Herold, Frances Conn, Thelma Driskill, Mary Smith. Second Row: Helen Wilson, Na- dine Stockebrand, Vivien Eagle, Donna Smith, Margaret Pulliam, Betty Anne Drain, Ram- alee Resler, Bob Worthington. Tommy Almond, Charles Kress, Lane Morrison, Emilia Kraft. Wilma Chambers, Freda Light, Freda Wilson, Mildred Miller. Front Row: Miss Watson. Marjorie West, Peggy McKinney, Ula Brown, Charlene Conner, Lavonne Thcobald. Wanda Stockebrand. Dorothy Kneisly, Patty Stockebrand, Floyd Patteison, Martin Massoth, Frances Davis, Bobby Megli. Donna Herold, Marcella Link. Jean Stockebrand. Betty Jo Linde, Margaret Bauersfeld, Frances Shaffer, Frances Weide. Back Row: Ula Brown, Thelma Eagle, Velma Light, Mayona Weide, Naomi Stocke- brand. Ruth Sorenson, Evelyn Stoll. Thelma Driskill. Edna Herold, Pearl Miller. Em- ma Jean Taylor. Third Row: Marjorie Sturdivan, Helen Wilson, Nadine Stockebrand. Donna Smith, Margaret Pulliam. Evelyn Winterscheid, Ruthanna Fulhage, Dorothy Brilke. Frances Conn, Mary Smith. Mildred Miller, Freda Wilson. Second Row: Mar- jorie West, Peggy McKinney, Frances Shaefer, Betty Anne Drain, Vivien Eagle. Ramalee Resler, Eula Dean Sturdivan, Emilia Kraft, Wilma Chambers, Freda Light. Front Row: Miss Watson, Charlene Connor, Lavonne Theobald, Wanda Stockebrand, Dorothy Kneisly, Patty Stockebrand, Donna Herold, Marcella Link, Jean Stocke- brand, Betty Linde, Margaret Bauersfeld, Frances Weide. 17

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Back Row: Left to Right-Martha Ratts, Margaret Randall and Mr. Creitz. Second Row: Helen Hicks, Lolabelle Weide, Virginia Blanc, Norma Orcutt, Ramona Reno, Mardcll Culbertson, Marjorie Stuidivan, Evelyn Steffen, and Norma Lee Sterling. Front Row: Lorraine Awalt, Lottie Stephenson, Donna Jean Lauber, Juanita Vice, Marcella Link, Margaret Bauersfeld, Patty Krueger, Evelyn Winterscheid, and Dorothy Buchholtz. ilzfolziaffa ONE OF THE FEW ALL GIRL STRING ENSEMBLES THROUGH- OUT THIS SECTION. THE 22 GIRLS WITH THEIR DIRECTOR AND ORGANIZOR MR. DALE CREITZ ARE WINNING MUCH POPULARITY IN THEIR THIRD YEAR. Although boys are not discouraged none have yet tried to keep time with Mr. Creitz and his twenty-two girls. The all girl Sinfonietta has been building an in- creasing popularity throughout their four years of ap- pearing before Yates Center audiences. They accept every opportunity given them to play. Sharing an assembly with the mixed chorus the girls made a hit with the students by playing a wide variety of selections including a vocal chorus number. A major appearance of the year was the Vesper Service which set the tone for Music Week. Their attractive black and white formals blended beautifully with the quality 16 Relaxing in the Rows In an interim between Bo' of their music and made them pleasing to the eye well as to the ear. Receiving favorable criticisms in the Tri Vall Music Festival, our established all girl string ensemble which is one of the very few in this section of t country-attracted much attention from the judges. ll DeRubertis characterized the Sinfonietta as havi Good rythm, intonation, and excellent stage depo mentf, Playing for the Baccalaureate services of the graduating class they wound up a very successful a enjoyable season.

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