Arkansas City High School - Mirror Yearbook (Arkansas City, KS)
- Class of 1945
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Forward
For more than thirty years graduating
classes have endeavored to publish an annual
reflecting the activities and spirit of the stu-
dent body. This year the staff has striven to
carry on that tradition. We hope that in future
years the student will find within these pages
a true Mirror reflecting memories of high
school years.
In times like these, when nerves are heavily
taxed, things of a lighter nature are priceless
cures for overworked minds and bodies. The
staff has attemped to make the 1945 Mirror
one of those bright spots amid less agreeable
instances of an extraordinary period.
Instead of looking back longingly, or veiw-
ing the present with alarm, let us move our
ideals forward to times when the "Mirror"
can once again be published on a permanent
peacetime basis.
So to this and every forthcoming grad-
uating class with genuine, cherished pleasure
this 1945 "Mirror" is proudly dedicated.
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To the Students of y igh School:
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s to commend you for the fine spirit you have shown
during this year and to suggest that you continue to grow
up in the normal way of life. Some work - some play, some
time in School - some time at home, some time in making
mistakes - some time in making amends, some time standing
still - some time Willing progress.
the Arkansas Cit H'
I marvel at the progress pupils in high school make. Hero
you are no longer little children, yet are not adults. You
grow into young men and young women who are ready to tackle
l:l.fe and its responsibilities. You assume obligations with
e confidence that cannot be shaken. In war and in peace
you keep the faith, in adversity you keep your chins u
in success you are modest.
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So long as the American High School can have the youth of
America, our country will be great and strong.
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E. A. FUNK, DEAN.
PRINCIPAL K. R. GALLE.
IUNIOR COLLEGE-SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL
Arkansas City, Kansas
November 29, l944
Students of the Senior High School:
You are deserving of hearty commenda-
tion for the magnificent manner in which you,
through your own volition, gave financial
aid to the Mirror staff in its effort to meet
the increased costs of publishing the l945
edition.
The Mirror is an important means of
perpetuating the tradition of our beloved
school. It records your acts as you appear
in the many and varied school activities
during the happy, or perhaps the happiest,
f f our lives Such a book will be a
days o y .
source of inspiration and pleasant memories
in the years tp come.
1 believe you realized these things,
and because you did, you have given your sup
t unstintingly to the Mirror which is
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With best wishes to all of you,
1 remain
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Betty Rockwood
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Doris Schlesinger
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Row 1--Childs, Harvey, Jones, Cannon, Row 2-Baber, Harding, Points, Buckland
Hayes, Hollembeak, Casselberry, B. Brown, B. Gilmore, M. Wilson, Wineinger, Belshe
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Row 34Schuchman, Kirkpatrick, Faris. Lar-
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Row 1-Gifford, Syfert, Sanders, R. Smith, Row 2-Ousley, White, Olvera, B. Ramsey,
Gochis, Shaw, Mathews, Seagers, Splarks. Barton, Vaughn, Burkarth, Sullivan, B. Miser,
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Row 1-C. Oliver,Yearout, Hunt, Hollibaugh, Row 2-D. Endacott, Velma Griffith, Cau-
Pratt, Rine, Warren, Maltby, Eagan. thon, Meek, Hughes, Creason, Shiflett, Wat-
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Adams, Boswell, Longshore, Acton, Haslett,
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Estep, Burt, Stovall, Pond, Gage.
Row 3-Hampston, Prochaska, Yager, Sor-
enson, Allen, Harp, M. Roberts, Fry, Milam,
Rahn, Fortner, Honeycutt.
Row 4-Burks. Stacy, Rutter, Rameriz, Evans,
Utt, Houdek, Haslett, Reeves, Coggins, Ma-
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borne, Roberts, Searson, Ventris, G. Roberts,
Godfrey, Baird, Stout.
Row 2-Kelley, Angel, Ford, Stover, Run-
yan, Burk, Benshoof, Watson, E. Thomas,
Marshall, Wilson, J. Thomas, Cline, Maxon,
Sneller, Musselman.
Row 3-Hatcher, Clay, Englis, Barker, Will-
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Wald, Willhite, Weymouth, 'Cox, Waltrip,
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Row 4-Howard, H. Thomas, Hay, Estus,
North, Stone, Johnson, Carrol, McQuigin,
Lindley, Mills, Warren, Beck.
Row 5-Webb, Dye, Stafford, Day, Cuilers,
Parker, Bob Borchers, Richard Borchers.
Row 1-Contreras, Condit, Mason, Blass
Austin, Gable, Hartman, Gray, B. Thomasl
Coulson, Bossi, Sanders, Sheldon, Mullet
Rairdon, Varner, McKay.
Row 2-Voorhis, Watson, Bazil, Morgan
Gladman, Deering, Husted, Dale, Johnson:
Rice, Careathers, Cameron, Justice, Tanner,
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Row 4-Pulley, Berry, Hearne, Gardener
Gilstrap, Hickey, Peters, Loucks, Heskett
Abrams, Thiesen, Hanahan.
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Mary Kay Bufkhafth' Betty Smlthf ZU2 A1111 Emmett Smith, Bill Clay, Jack Stahl. B. M.
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Row 1-Jack Miller. Connie Rush, Esther
Hunt, Daryl Moore, Edith Hays, Paula Pond,
Tommy Deering.
Row 2-Betty Ann Oliver, Peggy Sullivan. Row 3-Norman Smyer. Charles Laughlin.
Lenna Payton, Betty Jo Floyd, Zara Zoellner, Raymond McVay, Ronald Holdredge, Phil
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Marjorie Thomas - President
Row 1-Carolyn Hill, Wilma Tanquary,
Marjorie Thomas Bety Mae Hughett, Doris
Schlesinger, Rosemary Edwards
Row 2--Miss Edna Wheatly, Norma Rich-
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First Row-left to right-Faris, Bowman, Ha-rader, Gose, M. Smith,
B. Marrs, Hatcher.
Second Row-Voorhis, Mishler, Fultz, A. Johnson, Haslett,
Eagan, R. Marrs.
Third Row-Thompson, Quinn, Iman, Stacy, A. Thomas, B.
Evans.
Bill Marrs - President
First Row-left to right-C. Stover, Acton, Gage, Sullivan, Oliver
I i Sanderson, E. Tanquary, B. Pierce, Estep, B. Mar-
Beulah Marshall - President shall, K. Barker.
Irvin, Templar, Roehl, Longshore, Rice, Childs, E
Marshall, Careathers, Follett.
kins, Zoellner, Dailey, S. Endacott, D. Endacott
Milam, Wilson, Austen, Vaughn, Padget.
Second Row-Kelley, Bigelow, Baum, D. Marshall, Varner, Mc-
Third Row-B. Thomas, B. Sanders, L. Hawkins, Conely, R. Haw-
USHERETTES
First Row.-Thomas, R. Jones. Campbell. Ledeker, Wahler. B,
Williams ,Browny B. Oliver.
Second Row-Wagner, Schlesinger. L. Berry, Crampton, G.
Baum, G. Goff, Rush, B. Bossi.
Third Row-Hasletb Pierce, Hill, W. Tanquary, Howarth, C.
Coyle. Hughes.
Fourth Row-Bailey, Eustice, Brachear, Sweet, Stockton, Hughett,
P. Goff.
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Fred Deering Editor
Doris Schlesinger Associate Editor
Rosalee Jones Sports Editor
Joan Templar Feature Editor
Rex Howe Business Manager
Helen Calkins Sponsor
First Row-left to right, R. Jones, J. Templar, D. Schlesinger,
Betty Beck, L. Berry, N. Moore.
Second Row-Gardenshire, Howe, P. Smith, B. Sneller, F. Deer-
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Michael Justice-Editor
Raymond Tipton-Asst. Editor
Clinton Keller-Photography
Marjory Thomas-Classes
Doris Schlesinger-Classes
Francis CooperACartoons
Marylou Harbin-Calendar
Charlotte Kitchens-Calendar
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denhire, Garris, Gochis, B. Godfrey, Greenwood, Herbert,
Hughes, Humphrey, B. Jones, C. Keller, King, B. Larkin, Louder-
back, P. Loyr, Bob Marshall, E. Marshall, McAdam, Meek, B.
Miser, J. Miser, Moore, Morgan, Nugan, B. Oliver, Padgett, Peck,
E. Peters, Richards, Rine, Rush, Schlesinger, Shields, B. Smith
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B. Oliver, Meek, Points, R. Dixon.
Second Row-Freese, N. Moore, Herbert, E. Smith, Ramsey, B
Wright, Garris, Buechner, D. Waggoner, McAdam, L
Clark, Warren, B. Larkin, Sullivan.
Third Row-Harbin, Flottman, Hayes, B. Loucks, E. Peters, K.
Lewis, W. Dixon, Harvey, Riohards, B. Smith, Pudden,
Hellweg.
Fourth Row-Goldie Goff, Price, Purdue, Maltby, Taton, Hol-
dredge, Glassgow, M. Thomas, Floyd, Dowler, Eustice,
R. Jones, Wolfe, Farrar.
Fifth Row-Crain, Crabtree, Rine, Chaplin, Wittenborn, Houdek,
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Mark Porch, although light, was one
of the fastest men on the team, had
plenty- of fight and determination on
offense as Well as defense. He is a
senior.
Bud Howard, senior, called signals
from his guard position. Fast and hiard-
charging, he played most of his games
in the opponents backfield.
Cornelius Carter, another All-Ark
Valley first team selection, proved ex-
tremely valuable to the team as a
speed-merchant halfback. A senior, he
was a dependable defensive man.
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senior end, could always be counted on p
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Bob Duncan, first team tackle, was
a senlor candidate for All-Ark Valley
honors until a leg injury at Newton
benched him for the season.
Don Glasgow, the heaviest man on
the squad and la bulwark on defense,
proved his value by stopping many
plays on the line. Don was All-Ark
Valley first team tackle.
Fred Deering, senior halfback, de-
serves much praise for his fine ball
lugging and excellent defensive play.
A first string alternate, Fred could
always come through when the going
Bob Parker, guard. was one of the
best reserves and saw much action. This
senior brought fresh power to the line y prnp . . .
when he was in the game.
was tough.
Ronald McCutcheon- senior reserve rppypr y
tackle, was handicapped by lack of ex- r
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ly called on to bolster the line. ' f
Bill Mitchell, one ofthe few S-opho- . A ff-4
mores who saw much action, pulled
the Bulldogs out of several holes with T . t i
his long punts. The opposition rarely
made yardage around his end. '
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tackle got in several games, showed
his power on defense several times.
He will be back next year.
Bill Gardner was another big sopho-
more who held a guard position. He
gained experience in several games
and should be a big asset to next year's
team.
Charles Martin, junior center, dis-
played accurate passing and good de-
fensive work which should make him
a valuable man on next year's line.
Rex Howe, senior, a light speedy end,
was a dependable pass receiver and de-
spite his size. turned in good defensive
games.
Al McKeever was a rangy junior end
who replaced Brady in the lineup when
he was injured. He showed stellar de-
fensive play and blocked hard at all
times.
Tom Gilmore, junior tackle, was a
rugged second stringer who advanced
to the first team after injuries put Dun-
can out. Big and fast, Tom capably
held down his spot in the line.
.Deane Gilstrap, senior, although he
did not see much action Deane fought
hard. His spirit inspired the second
team much.
Virgil Watson, junior, was the fast-
est man on this year's team. When he
was in the game at halfback he used
his speed on several occasions to give
the Bulldogs a real advantage.
Doyle Gilstrap who called the signals
for the second team showed much
promise for future years. A so homore,
he will be back at quarterback.
Eddie Peters, a speedy halfback
gained valuable experience this sea-
son and should be an important factor
in next year's team. He is a junior.
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Second Row-P. Currv, W. Es-tus, M. Selan, B. Mitchell, O.
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SEPTEMBER i lady,
5-"Hey there, what cha been doin' all sum-
mer? Boy! am I glad this is my last year of this
old grind." Yep it's that Superior Senior back
again with the Sophomores getting in his way
and just enduring the Juniors. First Mirror Staff
meeting.
6-We've still got those first-days-of-school
Blues.
7-Bill Marrs heads F. F. A., Beula Marshall-
G. A. A., Marjory Thomas-G. R., Keith Hearne-
Hi-Y.
8-Play tryouts start today for the speech play,
"Headed for Eden". Those week-end dates
again! l l
11-- Esther Sweet appointed head Usherette.
12--First Girl Reserve meeting fortells a bang
up year.
13-Cast for Speech Play announced. Con-
dolences to the losers.
14-Really got into the swing of things with our
first assembly. G. R.'s had a Watermelon feed
to get acquainted.
15-Gala opening party at the Ranch house.
Jammed to the rafters.
18-Marylou Harbin, Joyce White, Phyllis Goss-
ard, Dot Wentworth chosen as twirlers. Con-
gratulations, strut your stuff girls! I !
19-Hot session for Seniors in elections for
class officers. Also first Student Council meet-
ing.
20-Mirror Staff announced.
21-Second assembly of the year revealed those
lucky winners of the annual presidential cam-
paign. You lucky kids! ! l
22-RAH! RAH! RAH! Pep assembly with
cheerleading tryouts for hopeful little sopho-
mores. Bulldogs tromped Deercreek there 19 to
6.
25-"Hey there Senior! got your Senior jewelry
order in?"
26-Girl Reserves have meeting at Ranch
House, fun for all.
27-Conferences finish election of officers.
28-"Gimmie my Ark Light" First of '44-45.
Good Work Fred.
29-Pep assembly with sophomore leaders Dick
Tripp and Bebe Jo Louderback, being shown
the ropes 'by the old standbys, Judy Peck, Ros-
alee Jones, Vincent Wilson and Becky Rine.
Bulldogs tangle with Pratt there, coming out
victorious 14 to 0.
OCTOBER
2-Mirror cover drive begun by finance com-
mittee of Mirror Staff.
3-Going to have two queens this year, Foot-
ball and Basketball, recommended by Student
Council and O. K.'d by students. First P. T. A.
Social was enjoyed by all, especially the free
punch and doughnuts.
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4-Conferences have white elephant sales to
raise money for a better Mirror cover.
5-Guess the '45 Senior class has started some-
thing. Biggest pep rally A. C. ever saw was held
with the band leading A. C. H. S. students to
Curry Field.
6-Bulldogs win over El Dorado Wildcats 26 to
0 in first home game.
7-Usual couples at the De Molay dance includ-
ing the new steadies Rosalee Jones and James
McCormick.
10-G. R. impressive candlelight Recognition
Service.
11-Speech play tickets going like hot cakes!
Could it have anything to do with getting out
of class to sell them?
12-School rally to promote student bond and
stamp purchases.
13-Barbara Garris, pep assembly chairnam,
introduced hilarious skit in pep assembly. New-
ton falls before Arks there 14 to O, and it's Fri-
day the 13! ! !
16-"Activity tickets for sale, step right up
folks!"
17-Yipee! ! thirty two new members for the
.pep club. Yell all you new people.
19-Short skit advertising the speech play
"Headed for Eden" was presented by the play
cast.
20-Bulldogs trounce Augusta here 32 to 7.
Also the B team finally got going defeating
Chilocco 19 to 6.
24-Basketball practice started today.
25-Matinee performance of "Headed for
Eden" received what every cast wishes for-
curtain call.
26-Orchids again for play cast as the gave
evening performance of "Headed for Eden."
House sold out.
27-We gathered around the flag pole giving
Bulldogs a send off as they left to beat Wichita
North there 6 to 0.
30-"Nominations for best boy and girl citizens
are now in order."
31-Hallowe'n-No school for a half day Hurrah.
N OVEMBER---
2-The 18 to 14 loss to Hutchinson dropped
Bulldogs to second place.
3-State teachers meeting-no school-Yipee! I l
4-It's on again that Smith-Taton romance.
7-Joint G. R.-Hi-Y meeting concerning Prayer
Week.
8-Best boy and girl citizens elected, Betty
Smith and Roy Hadley.
9-Armistice Day program honored American
service men in this war with LeRoy Bagby of
Marines as speaker. Chorus sang to top off pro-
gram.
10-The crowning of Barbara Garris as foot-
ball queen, with Doris Schlisinger and Betty
Smith as attendents was really something. Con-
gratulations Barbara you sure deserve it.
11-Bulldogs knock Wichita East off Ark Val-
ley throne by administering 13 to 6 defeat here.
Say! whose Diane Danley's new steady? Better
Mirror cover a reality as drive went over the top.
What a day! l !
13-The steps to the stage of the Jr. High au-
ditorium have been repaired after Mr. Curry
fell through them Thursday.
154Girl Reserves have annual Mother Daugh-
ter Tea.
16-Book Week assembly presented by Miss
Austin's conference. Juco student James Mc
Cormick to service-Poor Rosalee, dry those
tears.
17-Speech students to annual Enid meet. Pat-
sy Garcia brings home first and Michael Justice
gets second. The Swingarks and Chorus appear-
ed at 'Chamber of Commerce banquet. Very
solid kids, solid!!
20-Jimmy Gheen, world famous humorist
from New York, spoke in second Lyceum pro-
gram.
22-Gave thanks today in Thanksgiving assem-
bly presented by the G.R.., Hi-Y and a special
chorus.
23-Bulldogs were handed their second defeat
by Wellington, 19 to 15, there at the annual
Thanksgiving Day classic. Well Seniors there
goes our last football game and it was darn good
even if we did lose. The Thanksgiving De Molay
dance came off with a bang that night.
27-Don Glasgow, Cornelius Carter, Phil Smith
and Ernest Taton, according to the Wichita
Beacon all Ark Valley line up were rated first
team. Congratulations boys.
DECEMBER
1-Bulldogs lose first basketball game of season
to Wichita Cathedral 13 to 31.
5-Bob Brady elected president of the "A" Club
at its initial meeting.
7-Ouch! Dental inspection. Swingarks and
chours perform at bond 'rally where students
bought services of school officials as book
carriers. Raised 5590.000 in bonds.
8-Bulldogs lose first Valley game to El Dorado,
21 to 15.
12-Football players honored by Lions Club at
their ninth annual football banquet.
14-A. C. G. R.'s entertain over two hundred
and fifty girls from neighboring towns as they
attend annual winter conference here.
15-Wichita North win from A. C. in overtime
35 to 34.
18-Handel's famous "Messiah" was given Sun-
day bythe chorus. with student soloists, who did
a swell job.
20--The Student Council received, in behalf of
the student body, a framed pfrint of the Bill of
Rights from the Cashiers, for exceeding the
bond quota.
22-G. R.-Hi-Y present impressive Christmas
Erogram. Newton defeated Bulldogs 26 to 23
ere.
'25-Wonderful Christmas, and those presents
and dinner! ! To top it all off a get to gether
at Rose Watson's and Joan Hughes' Open
House before the super De Molay formal Christ-
mas dance.
27-Wedding bells again congratulations to
Goldie Golf , AC.. H. S. Senior, and Jack Circle,
A. 'C. H. S. '44.
29-A. C. noses out Wichita East 26 to 24 in
their first win of the season.
JANUARY
1-Happy New Year you all!!!
2-Oh nuts! school again.
4-"Now you see it now you don't." Clinton
Keller. senior, and freshman assistant Barry
McQuire presented an enjoyable magic show
for assembly.
9-G.R., Hi-Y meetings.
10-4Senior class meeting announced tryouts for
'Senior play "Every Family Has One" to start
15.
12-Bulldogs win over Winfield 28-25 there.
15-Congratulations to Mary Helms. Junior,
and Merle Johnson. Junior, Marriage. Bo'b
Adams went to the Merchant Marines yester-
day. Arkansas City Tuberculosis and Health
Association brings Chest -Clinic here 15-20.
16-Patsy Garcia receives Scho larship from
Phillips University at Enid, Oklahoma. Con-
grats Patsy.
177Senior play cast announced. -Condolances
again to the losers.
19-Ark. City takes bad trouncing from Well-
lngton 60-26 on home court.
22-Senior class voted to graduate in caps and
gowns.
23-Chrous and Swingarks have chili feed with
Chef Hinchee presiding. Daymond McVay will
sloon be Seaman 2Ic as he left for the Navy to-
ay.
24-G.R.'s have all girl party.
26-Arks win from El Dorado there 25-24.
FEBRUARY--l-
1-Jack Barker leaves, for the Navy today. Poor
Betty Joe.
2-Bulldogs lose to Wichita North 34 to 35 in
overtime.
3-President's Ball enjoyed by all.
5-We lose another male to the Navy. Ernest
Taton.
6-G. R.'s start Heart Sister week.
9-Thanks again to Rotary Club for bringing M.
P. Greenwood-Adams from Australia to speak
to us. Bulldogs suffer loss to Newton 19 to 47.
10-Bulldogs defeated by Wichita East on home
court 31 to 28.
14-Doris Schlesinger and Tom Gilmore chosen
number 1 boy and girl of the Ranch House at
Valentine's Day party. -
16-Sadie Hawkins assembly predicts the activi-
ties of the coming week. Basketball squad lost
to Hutchinson there 16 to 37.
19-"Oh happy day. happy Sadie Hawkins day."
Senior Play cast presented hilarious skit for-
casting "Every Family Has One" to be given
March 1 and 2.
20-G.R.'s revealed themselves to their heart
sisters at a party after school.
22-Football boys get their letters today.
23-Rotary Club speaker, the last of four, was
Dr. Segar, a naturalized German. Thanks to the
Sub Debs for getting us out of sixth hour, also
for that swell pep assembly. Really must have
pepped us up as we beat Winfield again 23 to
18. Or maybe it was our beautiful Basketball
Queen. Betty Burke who was crowned at the
half that inspired our team to down our ancient
rivals. Congrats- Betty.
27-Lyceum presented by Dr. Carns.
28-Matinee of Senior Play. "Every Family Has
One", was enjoyed bythestudentsofol'A.'C.H.S.
MARCHl?
1-Senior play. "Every Family Has One", Went
over with a bang at evening performance.
2-Orchids again to play cast for Their third per-
formance.
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6-Dads have their day as Girl Reserves escort
them to the annual Dad and Daughter Feed.
7-Regional Basketball Tournament starts at
Winfield today.
9-Sam Gratwell speaks in Falrmwork assembly.
22-'State Basketball Tournament starts today.
26-Girl Reserve and Hi-Y sponsilor Prayer
Week.
27-We see the Schlesinger-Hadly romance .is
still going strong with three years to their credit.
30-Forensics squad travels to Wichita and Law-
rence for state meets.
APRI
1-Happy Easter and April Fool l l ! .
6-De Molays crowned their Sweetheart at their
annual formal Sweetheart dance..
8-Girl Reserves went to church in a body to-
da .
11YForensics Team goes to Ark Valley meet.
13-Annual operetta this year was a Musical
Review. put on by the Music Department under
the direction of Hinchee. .
20-G.-R.-Hi-Y carnival was really swell this
year-Congratulation to the King and Queen too.
25-Speech classes have their annual Speech
Banquet with food and speeches galore.
27-The band concert gets better every year.
This one was really super.
MAY-L-
3-League Track and Field meets.
8-G. Rfs have annual Mother Daughter Ban-
quet.
11-Well senior this is our day with the gals in
shorts and no school after practice for grad-
uation. Activies included swimming, picnics.
and of course the day the girls learn the art of
playing snooker-if you don't get the drift
you'll have to wait till it snows.
15-Girl Reserves honored their Seniors with
farewell meeting.
17-Mirrors distributed means the Mirror party.
We hope you all like what we've put our heart
and soul into this year. Incidently our grades
too.
18JSenior Program with wills and prophesies
giving us the laughs yet lumps in our throats
too.
19-Gang here's the last grade cards for we
seniors-hope they're not too bad.
20-Baccalaureate was very impressive in our
caps and gowns.
21-Graduation-word just canlt express it. Every-
one had a super time at the dance afterwards.
The caps and gowns topped off the occasion
and remember that song "The Tears Flowed
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