Dodge High School - Sou Wester Yearbook (Dodge City, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1929 volume:

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STUDIO DODGE CITY ENGRAVINGS MID CONTINENT ENGRAVING CO WICHITA PRINTING ETRICK PRINTERS DODGE CITY I L1 O0 T IS THE AIM of the 1929 Sou Wester t present the l1fe of Dodge Cltj H1gh School foundatlons The theme of whlch IS the bulldlng up year by year of hlgh school learnmg Uslng the freshman class as the footmg of the foun datlon whlch of course IS the xery bottom of any fOllHd3t1Ol'l we have trled to show how each year has been another step tow ard the completlon of the g1eat foundatlon Fxerythlng large or small must have a be gmnlng and It all de pends upon the 1nd1y1du al whether or not the foundat1on of hls 01 her llfe IS as It should be Q0 DHDIGHGIOII N Fhday December 14 1928 the wonderful U new h1gh school bu1ld1ng of whlch we are all Q9 Justly proud was formally dedlcated Th1s blllldlllg 1S not only a great monument of a1ch1tecture but also 1epresents the p1og1ess1ve Splrlt of the Cltlzens of Dodge C1ty Th1S IS one of the finest 1f not the finest h1gh school bu1ld1ng 1n Western Kansas By erectlng the bu1ld1ng and encou1ag1ng eve1y educat1onal enterpr1se a great stone has been la1d 1n the foundat1on of educatlon It 1S to th1s group the C1t1zens who ale sat1s1ied Wlth noth1ng less than the best 1n educat1onal f3C1l1t1ES who have supported up of the Dodge C1ty School Svstem unt1l today we feel that It 1S unsuxpassed m Kansas who have supported the act1v1t1es of ou1 Class dur1ng years that We have been 1n hlgh school who have cont1nued the1r act1ve alleg1ance 111 v1cto1y and defeat and who have been a SOUICC of 1nsp1rat1on to us 1n every venture t0Wa1dS the 1a1s1ng of st1ll h1ghe1 standal ds of c1t1zensh1p to all these and espec1all5 to ou1 pal ents who contr1buted so hbelally to the Opp0I'tUl'11t19S that have been affclded each of us 1n our evexy undertakmg we the SCHIOIS of 29 ded1cate th1s volume of the Sou W6St61 0 ' 9 9 r .. , , ' 9 7 U . . 7 - 2 , I . . . . . . . . Q every movement that had for its object, the building v Y fl . Q S 1 . . . 5 , , 7 1 'D , - . v . ' ' . r - . , i 4 . . ,. Foundatlon of nomlad H fFacultyJ Foundatlon of Baarnlng I Classesj Foundatlon of health fACtlVlt16SJ Foundatlon of Sport CAthlet1csJ Foundatlon Stones fSchool Llfeb T-2? I 0 mu NIJOIISOIS, who .xduxec .Lx duccted us 111 oul NL fol noJl0n1x cmd who lame xxlth patlenu om blundelx and mm t lk6N To our teachols who I6 un ed the blame fox oul dumb Ilcsx .mc thx LIIULINYH Tm ful wndupt we dndlcdte thls sentlon, The Foundatlon of Knowledge We uhh to thank our Dllnclpal .md supelmtehdent fm then sup pmt ln .dl om claw XCIltlll6N T24 7 4 ff? 4. , L'h, I S , ,, If Fffllmlzitimm uf Rnoznledge flxrx Ity 'ld Ml 3' ' . hJ fr h ' ' - lst Row Paul Summei George Eckles S F Gish C G N vins 2nd Row Ne1lG1bb0ns Curtis Ott L VN D voe C M States Board of Education It 1S this organization to vshich we owe much of our success and which manages the affaus of our schools and of which we know so little The Board IS composed of six of the leading business men of the community who unselfishly give their time and ab1l1t5 tovnard the building of our lflr Eckles the owner of a department store M1 Gish cashier of the State Bank of Dodge City Mr Nlevlns the manager of the Nevins Hard ware Company Mr Summeis car inspector for the Santa Fe Railroad Mr. Ott owner of a grocery store' and Mr. Devoe the proprietor of a groc- ery store. The Clerk is Mr. Gibbons. Mr. States has been the treasurer for the past twenty-five years. The Board like a person acts as one and does what it thinks best so that the school as a whole vsill benefit from the results. Their chief aim is to see that the rising generations may have the very best of educational advantages. The Educational Board must stand the criticisms of the public whether they be just or harsh. Many of us do not understand the manner in which the Board manages the affairs of the school and we are too often ready to make these harsh criticisms. The Board of Education is one of the strongest factors of any education- al system. They did much to ful ther the construction of our nevx Senior High School Buildin . We the students of the Dodge City Senior High School do at this time take the opportunity to ercpress to them our great appreciation for their unselfi h share in the success of our schools and school life. lgagegas one Sowuiesrea 2 325825 schools, with no thought of reward or compensation. It is composed of: l . , . . . 3 '. ' , - ' , . , . K , , K g , . . , s . . 3 E ra, + R I 9 2 9 f ei IEQQSEQEHQE onepsouwdaesrea 3 335325 W. M. RICHARDS V. A. KLOTL Qlunally brethren wnatsoever thlngs are true whatsoever things are honest whatsoever things are Just whatsoever thlngs are pure whatsoever things are lovely whatsoever are of good report if there be any virtue and if there be any pralse thlnk on these things Phlllpplans 4 8 J A high school educatlon Should tram a person to thlnk more clearly to feel more deeply to appreciate the good and beaut1ful more sincerely to tolerate more charltably and to serve God and fellow man far more eff8Ct1V6ly If you have learned these things your tlme and effort has been well spent awkn Supeuntendent of Schools A thousand ax enues of hung stretch lnvltmgly before you as you step over the thi eshold of the door marked commencement May you so l1V8 each day as though It u ere the only day you had to llve and the only time you had to fulflll llfe s great challange being dependable leaders lfirfaaralwiee I9 29 ei EEQCEELTE MEI ,. . . s . , I Q , 1 , V . , , v -' , 1 - I . S v 1 1 , n , . - . - 1 7 . . . Y ' 7 7 K YV7, I Y . v. W . . . 1 li 7? ' ' ' 9 KK ' 97 Principal of Senior High School. ,Q Lf ff' '7 ' ' H- nfl- '35 QL '1 WWTHQ 1 . p CZ' r' nf L gi fgqggfgngwg- me sou mesfrem QQQJESQEQQQI DORIS EKSTROM RUTH BENSON li S lx S T C oflzmpuua A ll liethany Colluze Dumcatn. Ar! D0mesllC l hysxc lilo ogy Science RUTH GOULD li M Umveruty of Kansaa Graduate Study at Bush K S Cunservatory of Mu 'C Manual Tralmng Vluhan Glu. Clubx Chorus Chan' 1calDravun1, man of Natwnal Hunan Soclcty Jomx HARNER MARGARET IXERIN S CHARLES HERZER University of lxanba A B College of Emporla Boys Physlcal Dlrector Athletlc Coach Econom xcs MABEL KETTERMAIN CATHERINE LEWIb A ll Umverbny of kansas B S ly S T C of Hayb A M Unnerslty of Kansa Spamsh Emzlmwh Faculty Chan-man Asxembly Com Reprgsematng f Sf mlttee Amgrlcan Llterfu dent Comm-11 ture MAUDE Loma MZAUDE McCoMAs A ll Baker Umseralty A M Unneralty uf Kansas Quqldl Sen-me Geometry Adxanced Algf. hra Cha1rman of N1 tmnal Honor Socxety A ll UHlVETSll5 of kan aa iawammmau I9 2 9 iiamavtiiammml , A , Y ' H I ' Y f S, ' 1 ' . ' ' A ' ' - 1' l5.S., . .A.c. ' I U . ' ' Librarian: Sponsor of G. ll. Y f Q I1 555. SOUWHRHSTHR GLADYS PERRY A. B., Baker University. A- B-, Baker UHiV9l'Si!Y- Graduate Study at Kansas History: Sponsor of Senior UniV9I'SityZ Class: Sponsor of 1929 Girls' Physical Director: Sou'Wester. French, EULALIA NEVINS IDA Rows CATHERINE RAWLINGS A, Bu K. S. T. C, of Em. A. B. 'University of Kansas. P01131 Graduate StUdY at Social Science: Sponsor -If Um versity of Colorado' Junior mass, Latin: Latin Club: Olym- piad Society. JOHN SCHEURMAN MARGARET STATES A ll Baker University B S K S T C of Hal: Graduate Study at North western English Literature Public Speaking Director of Dramatus Typewritimz S ho rth a n cl Sponsor of H1 Y ALICE WELLS GEORGE ZEIGLER A B Southwestern Col lure Graduate Study at Ehgllah II Journalism University of Colorado Sponsor of 1929 Dodger Sponsor of Sophomore Class A B Washburn College Chem lstry Agriculture Chairman of Library EVELYN OLIVER secretary to supermu nrlent MARGARET SALMON Secretary to Principal as I9 2 9 D1f1nc1pu1's Offlce TJ Q CD? sf.: -LH -1-, 'L TU' M THOMPSON R ROSS MISS NBVINIS In STURGEON A CURRIER President Vice Pies Spon 01 Secietaiv T1 easuiei OFFICERS Colors Gieen and White Flow er White Rose Motto Dependable Ieadeiship Ghe Glass of 1929 The footing of the foundation of our high school learning was laid when We were freshmen under the leadership of Axa Currier as president and Miss Emilx Tenny as sponsor Miss Tenny had a wondeiful personality which won foi her the admiration and loxe of all the students With an enrollment of one hundred and sex enty sex en the class of 29 took one of the prominent parts in school actix ities We always held a leading place in haxlng men on the football and basketball squads We xx e1e always noted for our pep md 1 ood spoi tsmanshlp and ex en though we xx ere taunted as green freshmen we took it good naturedly and with the thought that some day we would be upper classmen. In our first year we were unusually well represented in both Boys' and Girls' Glee Club. In the Sophomore year Florence Gaunt was the president of one hundred thirty-four students, who had as their sponsor, for the second year, Miss Tenny. Bus States was on the basketball team. We remember this year by two events which we all enjoyed, the Sophomore hike and party. When we recall the party we remember the senior boys who stole our re- freshments. The enrollment gradually decreased each year and as Juniors there were only one hundred nine, out of the one hundred seventy-seven who started as freshmen. Two big successes were sponsored by the Junior Class, the Junior-Senior Banquet and Second Childhood. As Juniors we had more students on the honor roll than any other class. Floyd Crawford was president and Miss Eulalia Nevins sponsor. All class officers were boys. To take the place of the annual class fight the school took a day off and . 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' - - V 1 , . .E il -3.-I 4,..g, 1,33 9 fijilir 3.,,si went to Sears Groxe foi what was termed Field Day Various contests were held and the winners were given points for their class The class that received the highest number of points was declared the winner and receix ed the field day banner Although the Class of 29 did not receive the bannei they w ere proud of their various winners One Punch Maurice Thompson won the boxing match although he was pretty well fagged In detei mining who was winner of the color fight representatives from the Junioi and Senior class weie chosen to climb the greased pole The one who reached the top first was the winner Bill Cuthbert of our class won The Senior year was of course the biggest and most successful year of all Maurice Thompson was the president The Senior play A Lucky Break was put over with more success than any other student play The largest crowd was present at The Luckv Break than had ever before assembled at a school play The Sou Wester was also a success we at tribute this success to our sponsor Miss Neuns Miss Nevins IS admired and respected by all When we were readv to give up she encouraged us until we accomplished our task Fourteen of the football squad were seniors Herbert McCollom was captain Fixe of the basketball squad were also seniors and Bus States was their captain The Girls Quartette was composed entirely of seniors three of the Mixed Quartette were sen iors and one of the Bovs Quartette was a senior Ava Currier took first place in the alto solo in the Dodge City Invitation Fine Arts Contest Cleo Gilbert took second in the Oratorical Contest held in Dodge City A big social event of the year was the delightful banquet and reception given us by underclassmen the Juniors Fifteen seniors were elected to the National Honoraiy Society This IS the first year that this society has been organized in this city It displaces the old system of giving D pins to only those who NVGIS outstanding in scholarship. In the new society there are four points by which a student is judged, scholarship, character, leadership and service. One shadow flitted across this last year. One of our classmates passed into the Great Unknown. The Senior Class as well as the school mourned the death of Irma Swindell. There are one hundred enrolled in the graduating class. This is the largest graduating class in the history of the school. It is also the first class to be graduated from the new building. There is sadness in knowing that our high school days are over and even though many of us are going on to college, those days will never be like the high school days. We can not help having a strange anticipation at the thought of graduating, just as any one feels at trying something new. We have reached the last of our high school history, the last step in the completion of high school learning and we hope success will be ours in the new and untried life to come. This closes the history of the graduat- ing Class of '29. It is not extraordinary but it is dear to every heart in the class, and it is with sadness and yet joy that we leave D. C. H. S. -B. M. R. IE 3 ii 5 levi I El J . 'V 1ht.-S0U'lHk STS-H fsifof.fe.3gwf.gf gil , . , ,, as ' my - , lu, , ' C ' ' l H 77 ' ' 46 Y ' , Y' an ' an . ' v , . 7 7 . o 1 . x' . o . KK 7! Y' A I L . 41 as , . n , n ' Y ' v I -Y- V . u ' 1 u . ny- ' cc n s , - - ' 1 , . . . . . . . f . . H ,, . . IEQJEQEEIRE GBE S011 CIIHSTGR 05555325 NEALEA PIPPITT A free optlmnt HIY Cablnd. 4 Spanlh ub 1 LUCILLE TowLEs A pleasant ner on whom exerglxpdy likes ntered from Holcomb Ir II I 4 ebtra 4 I R the Carden of thc Shah MAXINE BERNICE NEVINS Bemg a blonde she comms under preferred stock R 1 2 Cabm t Spamsh Club Vlce-Pres nual Staff 4 G A A 'P A Lucky Break A tlonal Honor Socxety LAWRENCE RILEY Ready for work ur plav preferably play Y 1 2 A Luc y Break ETI-IEL MAE Moom' Cuz ars and CII. ar eil nb A Lucky Break ALICE SIRE Ince of the Lo Nhe human Ianlsh Club l Z G RUTH ALBERTA POLASKI Dependable every day f the year LOUIbE ZINK Last In the alphabet but ln nothmy., else AGNES LEONA CRAWFORD Exerybody -ays shes mee and that proveb It Entered from Colorado Spanlsh Club 2 3 Sec ond Chlldhood G R 4 GILBERT DOWLING A champlon corn raver and a Luod student horu 4 Glee C uh 4 Boy Oetette 3 Mixed OItettf. 5 Buys Quar 1 0 'S Fhost If Iolly Pop Bay Dodur AH' 4 H Y the Garden of the Shah Mixed Quartette 4 QCLIQREEE Ei I9 2 9 :fi TEIQSHEEIE 3525-I ' FC '1 Y . 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Cane souuiesrem QEEIQESZEI ANNA MOFI-'E'r'r A perfecfly lady luv. athlete In Club 2 G Glee Club 4 G A 'S In the Garden of the Shah LEE WOOLWINE There are a few thmnw he cant do and drawxmz s not one of them A Lucky Break Annual S aff 4 HI Y 2 JAY B KLINE Interested In avIatIon and glrls Football 3 4 HI Y Cab Ine 4 Second ChIld hood Boys Octette Ghost of Lolly Pop Bay In the Garden of The Shah Club 1 Dramahc Club 4 Span lSh Club 2 '3 JOSE CISNEROS doean t talk much but say a great deal CARL SMITH Fate trIed to conceal hlm by nammx, hIm Smxth flee Club 4 Dramatrc Club 4 Spamsh Club I 2 Dodger Staff 4 Sec ond Chlldhood NOLA HILL DIIIIZQIICE coma agam Entered from AI naworth e G A A 4 ket Ball Team G 4 Natxonal Honor S clety HELEN HESTON She uaes her ablllty to good advantaI.e Fntered from Pratt G R DOROTHY ALLEN She Hoes quletly about her work Entered from Larned GALEN N OLDER What IS thls strange power I have over women I Football 4 D Club 4 :ee lub 2 A Lucky Break The Fhost of Lolly Pop Bay In the Garden of the Shah Latln Club I 2 Annual Staff 4 Mvced Chorus 4 CATHERINE BENCH To speak of deeda I-. one thlml To do them IS quxte another Dodger Staff 4 G R 4 Natxonal Honor Society ..- , ' , - n - I , L I Lat' g . R., 4: N b.: . . : Bas: , : . .A.,2, ,4: .R., .: .z ' -0- Ivflixed Chorus, 3,, Lf-finCl11b'4- , 4-5 Cl' ,-usa' He . .. .1 l 2 lilflflllillilggliilfgll A I9 2 9 353595523 El leieieigigfesij 6r1ef's0u-mesreao' oifirfasesl KATHRYN OI-'FERLE Per exerance c O n q u e r Q a , R MARIE STAFFORD D-ependab-Illty R 2 f'abIne Pres 4 Spanlsh Club I 2 3 Como e DICE' U G A l 2 Inter Class B B 1 2 3 Honor Socxety 3 Natrona! Honorary SO clety 4 ROLAND ELLIOTT Frxendshlp wlth hmm Im proves wrth tIme KATHRYN SOUDER As dlgnllled as a Semon should be Secretary of class 2 G R 2 3 4 Cabmet 3 VICE Presldent 4 Annual Stah' 4 Second Chlld hood Honor SOCIQQY 2 ond Conxul 3 G A A 2 Spanish Club 3 Na txonal Honor Qoclety FERN CROW She could crow over manv but he doe n t n Club 1 3 V Pres Olympmd SOCIECQ IRLNE WINTAMUTE Shell get there wlth smlle If no other way R 3 4 La C 1 2 Dodger Staff 4 HERBERT MCCOLLOM Our Cheerleader lotsa pep and an Important member of the gang Secretary Spanlsh Club 1 Football 2 3 Captam 3 4 C Leader 3 4 Presldent D Club 4 GENEVA WRIGHT A fl-lend worth havmg Entered from Fowler FRANCIS STURGEON He handles a car and basket ball so well xt looks easy F Otball 2 3 4 Basket ball 3 4 Secretary oi aes 3 D C ub FLORENCE GAUNT My great bmg wonderful case man R 2 Cab t Prce Como Se DICE? 3 Spanish Club 1 2 3 Class Free 7 National Honorary Socnety 4 Honor Soclety 1 2 A A 7 P es U W .. .. . .- 2 U-' G. ., 2. , : tin lub. 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IEE' !QtE'7E4xEm I 9 2 9 Q92--3 N -W H- -' f : sq.. -fr - L Y - IEQQSEQQEEQE one ,SOUTIIESTERW NIARTHA SITLER Fame falls on tho e who have lxttle to sav FRANCES MILDRED CLRTIS Qhe holds a chmce place IH our 400 n Cl nb 1 2 3 -4 Olymplad Soclety 3 An nua1Staff 4 G A A l 2 The Ghost of Lolly op Bay R A I11cky Break Mlxed Chorus 4 Honor ary Soclety 1 2 3 Na tlonal Honor SOClety 4 Glee Club 2 3 4 Belle of Barcelona In the Garden of the Shah Basket Ball 1 2 ORLANDO STATES One reason why y.1rls go to see baske 1 games S B 4 La Club 1 ec 2 D C11 4 Football 1 2 sket Ball 1 2 3 Captam 4 Annual Staff Cla s Treas 1 Track Team 1 Dramatxc Club RUTH DUNNAN Falthful xullml. and a R G A 4 Spamsh Cluh 1 CARL DOwL1NC Always radlatxng good cheer Y 2 4 Clee C1 3 4 Foot a Belle of Barcelona ln the Garden of the Qhah Class VICO-PTOS 7 Quartette 3 THELMA BRICKER They say shes llttle but you cant measure per sonahty by mches R G A 4 I atm C 1 RAYMOND BUSHELL Looks qunt But so does a tire cracker V1cePres HIY 1 Span lah Club 2 'S A Lucl y Break Lois CRAWFORD TOO bad shes marrled EUGENE FELKEL To be sure there lb a gurl ln the case plad Socuty 3 Second Chlldhood Football 1 Dodger Staff 4 BEATRICE ROBINSON An excellent VOICE for two Durpo fs to smg' and to talk R 2 '3 Cabme B e l l L of Barcelona M3218 Wheel G l e e ub 1 MIKE? 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Time was mn made to be uxe am h Club Y 1 C omo Se Dee French Club 3 MARY MADISON Talk about readmg she beats all Four long yearn Ive Latm Club 1 2 3 Oly pla Sucmety G R 1 KENNETH MONGER wanted for thus chance and now that Ive got lt I dont. want lt Club 4 Track 3 Latin Club 1 2 LELAND SHAFI-'ER ELVA WILBURN Silence IS Golden Too had We ve 10 I her Football 3 4 Basket Ball 4 Annuil itafl' -l latm lb 1 un LOUISE ANDERSON Oh dear ld nearly for gotten that Ive slut to grow up Orrhestra 1 2 3 4 Ce, LILLIAN HEYEN ,b 4 True worth lm In belng, the Cardgn of the Shah not seemmg lres of Cla S 1 Pnmh Glee Club 1 Chorus 1 1 Z 8 Ldbm Annual ah' G ost ol Iolly Po Bay Dxamatlc Club 4 LE0 BARKER Hes llttle but he: WI L a terror for his mze Sorry but I am datul for Lam Club 1 2 Span h mls month Club 3 Dodger Staff 4 Entered from Ehilgh Avis ELROD IEQWEZSMPQ ENE- 1929 Tlizifiiwii - l ' in 'fd- . Sp ' . 1, 2. 3: Hi- , .2.3.4. Z i -- 32 ' . . , : m- Y' '. .' ' d ' Z . -. . Z. , - ., 3. 4. 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I is U 'H I l l l :', '- .igg ', 'Z' f ,-7 .- - Vw-M --- -5-L 1 A17 if ff 1 f for '-ff' I Mfr - 451 fe iff GBE S011 IIIESTER -2 6535225 lsegesee EDITH VVAKEMAN One who I always wx lm. to help CLARENCE MANN Yu he wxll be one some ray Furtball 4 Basket Ball 4 Annual Staff 4 Dodger aB' 4 N A am Club 1 Sec Class Treasurer 1 Glee Cub 4 Clu Vlce Pres of Class 'l HIY 2 Treae 'fl RUTH OREBAUGH One half of a popular set of slxbers B el le f Barce una Chost of Lolly P o ay 2 1 ub 2 SYDNEY DALTON He knovw the Secret of bemg popular H Y 1 2 Treab 4 ah e 3 Pep Club 3 S B 4 Glee C u 4 Spam-sh Club 1 2 CPAL MILLS Qlllet but sweat In Club 1 2 'l e of Olymplad Socnety 3 Annual Statf 4 Lucky Break ELEANOR R0sE A wmnmy, personahty you cannot forilet ee Club 2 'S 4 Mlvcr Chorus Belle Barcelona The Gho t of Iolly Pop Bay the Garden of the Shah Latln Club 1 2 French Club 'S Pep Club Dramatic Club 4 Honor Soclety 1 2 3 Natmnal Honorary Socuty 4 A B B Tea Class Vlce-Pres 2 G Z Cab et VERLE MAE GEORGE Mere words cannot do fr JUStlC9 G R 2 4 Spanlsh C b 1 Belle of Barcelona os t of Lolly Pop Bay In the Garden of the Shah Glee Club 2 HELEN HENTHQRN Quxet but oh so depend able 4 Honor Socxety 2 'S anI-.h Club 1 2 1-Como Se DIce '3 Latm Cub 4 Glee Club 4 Dodger 4 In the Gar den of the Shah NELLIE MCCONNELL Always Wllllnil to help and capable enough to do 4 Lam Club 1 NANCY JANE SMITH We especially admIre er lack of affecmtnon nee Club Z 3 4 3 4 Cabmet 2 G Belle of Barce lona The Ghost of Lolly Pop Bay In the Garden of the Shah Pep Club '3 Baxket Ball 1 Dramatxc Club 4 lfmaalgsayiaiae- I9 2 9 QQEEWEEEJ E3 . Gl ' . . -, : lc! 4: of f- - ' 'A - .- '11- 1 In lil G,R.,2,4. ,,, ' ' ' ,ng - , , , : A. ., 1: . . m, lg R..hlL. '. ' in 3.'4. ' .. , A, hi l ' I ' . ., , : ' lu , St , I . . S. S.. 4: . A- . '- L t' , , ., 2: Ach , ' 1- ', 1 f-D ' 'b, 41 H , 4, L - Y - 1 fx, 4. - A Orchestra, 2, 3, G. R., 3, .. 0 I Q.. S: A' , , .. I 5, p lp . . . . ., ll 2 G. R.,1,..,-:Glee I ', ' ' . Cl , , 3, ' ' , .. ' Q H - 'H' it. i, ' ', Y ,C , G. R., 1. 2. 2, 1 1' in 1. Z ' , , 4: ' ' U. . ., 1 l b, 4, . I . h ', Cl :G-R..1. Lat' .. . '. 3: S c. ,, ' 3 ' 'fl V .L 'Tv ' K f Y 1 in ' T' -C , I Q f -- -V I IEQQEQEEQE Cane Soumesren 3 6535325 MARY BENBOW A commg stage attrac tion ee Club 1 2 3 M8210 Wheel Ghost. of Lolly Pop Bay In the Gar den of the Shah Lucky Break G A A 1 Latln Club 1 Span lsh Club 3 Pep Club 3 Basket Ball Team 1 Natxonal Honorary So clety 4 Dramatic Club HELEN STANGE Sllence IS more eloquent than words especially wxth a smxle luke her-. Sec 1 Commercial Club chestra 2 3 4 Annual Stan' 3 4 Treas Soda lltas Latmas 4 FRANK STEVENS Sllent Kmght Dodger Sat? 4 H1Y 4 Inter Mural Class Team RUBY VooRH1Es Qu1etf+St1ll mater runs deep R 2 3 4 Glee 3 Ghost of Lolly Pop Bay Awsmtant Llbrar lan 4 FLOYD CRAWFORD No I haven t been a shuk all my life just the bf.-.t part of xt Spamsh Club 2 '3 U S B 3 lres '3 Foot all 4 ee Llub 4 Annual Staff 4 Dodger Statl' Lucky Break Club 4 A S S GEORGIA MORROW A falthful frnend 'S 4 Span Cubl 2 Louis MURPHY The boy who always opens his book Second Chxldhood Span I h Club 1 2 Football VIVIAN HAUSER Shell make her mark n this World with Indla nn A 2 3 Cablnet 4 National Honorary Society 4 Sec o U S 5 4 Annu Staff 4 Mama Wheel Basket Ball l 2 3 HAROLD HORCHEM Football fans knovl hmm a Shorty REBA HOTz Our typewrltlm, shark 2 'i 4 Glee Club Mamc Wheel Sncond Childhood An nual Stall' 4 ln he I arden of the Shah 1 A M I x 4. Lhoru 4 - :avian rms 1 amen A L Gl , , , ,4q G. 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' S, . 1 l Q in j I-li I il A A E IESSSEQEEEEE- 6ne s0u'cI1es'reR2 -5 ELEANOR STREIFF Why take llfe so serlous 4 La In ub 1 2 Pep Club 4 Annual Staff 4 Ednor Dodger Staff 4 MARIE SHAFFER Latln ub 1 French Cub 3 Pep Club 4 Lucky Break G R CLAUDE CRAWFORD They ll find out what a great man I am some day Inter class Basket Ball Team 4 Artlst 4 VELMA E NLow All great people are little you know MARTHA DEARMOND One who trles and sum ceeds Orchestra 2 3 4 Annual Staff 4 Dodker 4 G R 4 Assxstant Llbrar lan 4 Spanish Club 2 HAROLD TENNANT I hate to thxnk Its so dlstractlng Entered from Woodward Okla Gee Club 4 The Garden of the Shah H Y 4 GERALD GENDER A SQFIOUS boy wxth worthy 8ll'l'l H Y 1 2 JAYBEAN HIS VIOIID 15 dlierent lt never squeaks or squawks Entered from Little Rxver Orche tra 4 Fme Arts 4 Glee Club 4 MAURICE THOMPSON He gives promlse of belng a great financler ond Chlldhood Orches a l 2 3 4 Dod aff Honor Socxety 1 2 .S Natxonal Honorary S Iety 4 Treas 2 WILLIAM ARTHUR SPEECE Playmg basket ball Is but one of hls accompllsh ments Football 3 4 Basket Ball r k Club 4 Glee Club 3 La ln Club 1 2 lil El : : U i 1- . x U - 1 F TWT ... I . . P.. S . - P-5 YD N3 YD- l .Ll fa I . H 0, 2 - wg? ' - i T- ' z t -QSO Lag ' Vg 2 7 I U. 155 A U.. I .....'-1.. ... ,, 85385 GBE-C lSOU'UZl6ST6R C-95885285 ISQEQEQE CLEO GILBERT Among other thmgs a busy buzzer Spamsh Club 1 2 M8810 Wheel Ghost of Lolly Pop Bay Glee Club 3 De ate 3 G A A 4 G R 1 2 3 4 Orawry MAYBELI.E JONES Modest klnd good and true--plus atm Club 1 2 3 Oly mad S cxety 3 G R 1 LESLIE WAKEMAL Hes leaunf. foot puma on the sands of time Spanish Club 1 2 Au nual 'Staff 4 H1 Y Cab me 4 RALPH Rosa Oh how I love to get up ln the mornlng Spanish Club 1 2 Glen ub 2 Belle f Barcelona. Ghot of ond Chzldhood Lucky B r e a k Football 4 Vlce Pru 4 D ub 4 Dramatxc Club -1 Mlxed Chorua 3 O tette 3 LMELIA V AWTER Indlvlduallty' Thata It C orus 1 Iatm Club 1 Pru K I Olymp1amlSouQty .3 I! TJARJORIE VAL BEBBER Well well 'mother deep subJect R 4 4 Debate 3 Latm Club 1 2 'S Olympxad oc: ety 3 Vu-e Pres Fleur e Lu 1 L C 1 r c e FTBDCHIN 7 Vxce Pros '41 Donlur Qtafl' 4 lucky Break HECTOR BAXTER Proof ihat rul hnr slam iles of ND Y 1 lucky Break I lt 1 AvA CURRIER Her abnlmes and accom phahmf.-nts axe too num eroua to mm ntxon Glee Club 1 S 4 Orch tra 2 Iatln Club ench Club 3 I R lie-Ile of Barco Iona Cho-at of lolly Pop Bay In the Cu' den of the Qhah ry 1 Trmas 4 Quartet G r I -, Ocut Q Mxed Qllaltdte 1 lq Club 4 ERNESTINE STL RGEON My hero Amt you Pop Natlonal Honorary Soc: 4 la n Club l 3 Sec 5 Clams Trea 2 Clase Sec 4 Orchmi 1 G A -.ket Ball 1 CLINE Goonvm Does umrylhxmb ululy ln xt IS but lt txllu L Pnterul from Ran on Ilu 1 n Dodgcr Staff 4 Olwm pla Society ln-. l5M:f-:H E I9 2 9 2 246154221 5 E31 ' ,l , 5 ' W G. ., 4: G. A. A., w 3 Sec., Y : , : , . : l . 2 ' S 'l b . : . . ., : , 5 ' - .. - . ., , , , g , d - 1 e l 3, 4. L. ' - . 3 1- . , 3 A Hi- , , 2. 2: --A . 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J , L 1,7 IE Pax Em? one sou uiesrea 215.15315 aiiffkil C.ERw1A11sE GREEEE Her I1 t of admirer reafls Ike a directory onor SOCl9ty 1 2 1r Clee Club ep Club Treas 1 e t M 1 x e C 11 r ll 4 Dramat c C 1h 4 Frlnch Cluh Szcond Chudhood Natmnal Honorary b fl y 4 4 The Chost of Lolly Pon Hay the Car :len of the Qhah IwmCENE Ivzrw One fourth of an 1n ep arable Lam, a n 1 s h Club Cnmn ge IDICQQ '2 F R C I ELAND BLAKELY n111slrsS1n 1 flame Fntered from Beeler YNIXNA WALKER Pep and Em1les and ncxer 3 Clre G A P 9 1 Gpambh l 2 Pre-.hman Chorus Dodger Staff 3 Dramat IC Club 4 I.0wELL IEERIRR r hmm m the flu club 1X 1 Dod L Qtaff 1 Qpanhh Cl1b RUBY OREBALGH The othgr half of the pop ular bet of 1 tara Gho t of I olly Pop Bay 2 4 Q lee L S 4 A lucky Break In tha. fardmn of 0 Qhah JIM BOWMAN Now thug an claus md dates Football 1 9 i 4 Bas t ark am D Cu Iurky lrm TXVILA PARKER Want to know som th1n1, P Abk her 1 1 l Z l'r1 nah L Suond Chllrlhoorl C A A Z Dorlycr Staff Jomx MCDOWELL Where would sou llkg to lt pka eq 1X LFSTER Bom BERLIN 1 J Q nm h football and a clear field at the sam Uma- Fpotball 3 4 .1Q3HE?EiF2TwfIi 19.29 3 EM 5541131 ' C31,Q: ff? 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LT . l . v rv .-,w . , , l Ullt . . -,.-5ll,QL1,tb.l lilies. 1 L AILEN P HOLLIDAY M155 PAWLINbb D HEINSLFY M MOFFETT Plcsldent Vlce Pics SPOHSOI Secletaly TIGHSUXCI OFFICERS Polore Lax endel and Whlte Flovser Svs eet Pea Motto The door to success IS labeled Push 6116 Glass of 1930 In 1926 one hundred thlrty foul httle tleqhmen began a new lap of a long, drawn out IOUIHGV the1r destlnatlon Dlploma and thelr reward Knowledge Bagel as all trax elcls are to leach then dest1nat1on they set out vxlth a detel m1nat1on to make then 10111116157 an 1llustr1ous one They found the gomg, hald at flrst battllng the elemente Latln Enghsh and Geometry but thex soon ox e1come these d1ff1Llllt19S and p1oceedcd xuth the XlgO1 ot a stuldy ploneer When Sophomoles the Traxelu s H1 ld f1ston1sh1ng progress 1n debate flne dl ts and 3thl6tlCS as wx ell as Sfl91'l5.,tl'l6,H111f, thelr stlonghold of scholar shlp Nov. as xallant Jun1o1s thev haxe dommated the dCtlX1t16N ot the h1,g,h school COIltllbllt1llf., tuenty sexen ncmbexs to the Glee Clubs sex cn to 0lCl'lLStld and a large numbel to athletics h,1g,ht ot the class plactlced dll12,t,IltlX to present the Jumol ll x Tommv to tlnance the JUIHO1 Senlol Banquet Next veal as a xesult of the splendxd 1110251988 h1g,h ldeals and amb1t1ons the ex es of Dodge Cltx ulll be tocu ed on the qenlol Class of 1930 1 ,.h. .s . 1 J A. L L Q W 1 v .AJ ' - . . . . . . . . j .. 1 y - . ' v - v , as , ,, ' 4 1 n , - K r y . v ' 4 . ' . ' - ' ' I ' y . 1. 7 - 'f 7 ! Y v 7- . . . . , .. . -A. ' - . ' ' . , . . , Y Y. 1 . . . 3. . . A . 1 . ' r . T u Q . N I . . . V ' 1 -1 1 - -v v 1 y 1 . ' -. ' 1 3' .' , W . . . , . . . . K. . J.. 2 3 ck. A. Sk. . , . . L., L., S . K. 8. V. ,. , ,. K. . K. . - . . L . . L. .. . .k. . . . . . . K. , T . .' ' ,- v, -. - 5, ,-. . . v, , , . . . ,, . . ,. . . . JI. .. , . . . - r . . , ,. . .. . , , . l , U ., .. . I , , .,. . Y . - r . ' dev .1 ' A r 1 . . . . - . . ' . 7- - w . ' ,- ' . . . . ' ' . , V . , .. , . ., . I '. t 4 1 s . 1 4 1 1 . I' . V' 5' sv- ' .. Q . .5 . 1 : 1 J x ri . 'H' , . 1 V : , x li 5 2 ' L I 1 5 I ,I ll ' L 5 : 5 3 'P 1 : 1 : 1 1 , A,,Q,,.,,,,-,l,--. , ' : : 1 ' r 1 r Wllfl ed Johnson Har11et Campbell Charles Andelson OIIVQ Rllex Ervllle Hollldax Opal Reynolds Lee Uden Elnllllle Phllllps Harold Stralght Stella Thomas Ceorge Benson Wllda Wrlght Harlan Vlfoolwme Ruth Bowles Lvle Clenn Anna Parker Russel lN1codemus Ethel Drake CUSQIG Allen Park Eckles Della Blttlck Emlt Balkel Fdlth fgllfflll Velnon Wxlght Emll Doane J ne blmmons MZIJOIIQ Relghald Raxmond Vhlson Call VS hltmole I 'L I' , . I 1 George Martin I L. I , . n 6. 1 7' Lllllan Martln Beulah Cook Wanda Nlx Nona Roby Paul Moore Thomas Reddlck Glenn Vance Roy Wr1ght LaVerne MCWlll1amS Mable Moffett Elln Palkel MarJor1e Klncald Nell Allce Slatel Rosetta Davls Joseph Feuelborn Wayne Brumbaugh Margaret H31tShOlh Norma Krey Veda Powell Dolothy Jenklns Charlotte Prather Noble Klme Velma Gall Loulse Rntenhoube Kathleen Boyle Belnadme Shaffer Luclle Polson Blanche Rltten Anxta Pxlea Marian Fugate Lucxle Lohse George Brown Gordon Walters Franklm Elllott Dorothy Dansel I1ll1e H111 Thelma Hunter Donald Weaver Zelma Zlmmer Lester Allen Thurman Gum Arlene Becktell Lloyd Crawford Dorothy Strong Wllllam Morrow Harlln Ealnshaw Rosemarv Barker Wllbur Moore Dallas Hensley Frank Klem Crace Anderson Velma Hunter Omta Zlrkle Dale Davls Hllton Hentholn Morris Von Schulu Ella Mae Galvex Evelyn Ch11st1e Carol Kennedv J. . . Eva Mae Moore 1 L STURDEVANT E DIMMITT MISS VSEI LS O THOVIPSON B BARlxI'R OF1' ILERS 4 olors G1 een and White Flon ei Su eet Pei Nlotto Nlexei say quit a bettei vsoid ls glll, Zihe Glass of 1931 When we then the Freshman Class iushed thiough the halls of old D C H S we came in full force one of the largest classes ever to entei its doors We vweie fippioiciniatelv one hunched seventy five stiong, Our ranks now numbei one hundred sixty sex en During the course of the freshman yeai we elected lim Dunstoid piesident Marian Bushell vice president and Winifred Snook seci etaiy tie isurei. Our cheer leadei ua Rex Hume. Our head sponsor was Mr. George J. Zeigler. As the first Sophomore Class to enter the new senior high we have as president, LeRoy Sturdevantg vice-president, Eleanor Dimmittg secretary, Betty Barker, and treasurer, Otis Thompson. Miss Alice Wells is our head sponsor. We have been well represented in every school activity, having on the football team Rich Arterburn, and on the sub-team, Marvin Gibson, Jim Dunsford, Harry Holmes, Clarence Evans, and Bob Barkley. Rich and Bob' were members of the basketball team. We were seen in Glee Clubs, Orchestra, Pep Club, G. A. A., G. R., Hi-Y, and U. S. B. Whether the Sophomores will live up to their present stand- ard, is yet to be seen, but the outlook for the futuie is promising. Our future will be built on a firm foundation. le if 'E I 9 2 9 .... il ffl - ig E il E iff 6 ri Ei V50 H111 6 S if 6 R . ' .' . . c ' . . . ' i . . ' I Y President Vice-Pres. Sponsor 'Treasurer Secretary vi v K., A , Z ui 7 , , 4 ' 1 A , , , ' , 4 ,' 9.7! a c n n Y, . Q . K K r K Y 1 . L . v . l C X 1 A ' f . 1 - - v 1- ' v . 7. A 7 ' 1 .ll '.' v . I K . Q I . , L 4 4 u - a 2 1 w 74 Mauuce VN ebb Edna Allen Predeuck Hulpxeu Mlldl ed Abiogast Paul Barnett Howard Wlntamute Helen Elliott James VS illlams Imogene Davis Robert Gllmoie Madelyn Hendrlcks Charles Monroe Roberta Summexs Bettv Kimmel Alice Wade Veinon Bulnett Ruth Streiff Halold Robb Audley Moieland Robext Ogg Ylvlan Miller George Blundage Agnes Andelsor Kenneth Baud Challes Duckwolth Ruth Tatum Wayne Klpp Ruth Koontz Kenneth Shelman Helen May Fldon Hawes Oleta Love Meredith Peckham Annadelle Underhill Richard Kirkpatrick Edlth Card Delbert Wllks Mary Warren Harry Holmes M rron Bushell Frank Jones Paul Murphy Beatrrce Lewrs Dorothy Moore George Slentz Barbara Bell Owen Balch Bessle Kmgry Harold Eddmgton Amanda Spamol Charles Gano Warle Wllson Carl Martln Rex Hume Liga Salmon Donald Dudley Anrta Lutz Ray Wllburn Ellen McDowell Edward Davrs Theodosra Austm Robert Barkley Thelma Stewart Clarence Evans Irene Cook Locke Thers Beatrrce McComae Calv1n Barnes Madelyn Murdock bladxe Swaxts Roy Mann Lella Lawhead John Klmbrel Barbara Pyle r a . Helen Earnshaw 1 Ruby Mawberrx Harold VS alkel Curtls VS eaver all 4 nnson Le btotlel Noama Moxrow Marle Blown Dan Cuzrv Irene McDowell Yernon Cook Beverly Greene Veta Walker Josephlne Lutz Clvde Wllson George Slentz Hazel Thomas Bertha Mltchell Ellzabeth Wllllams Loulsa. Rlggs Dolothy Thomas Yudale Parker James Helman Glenn Landls Geol e Dltlow N xon Kerr Elvena Smlth J D Wllkexs Francls Calhoun Ernest Harrls Blanche Tlefethen Wmlfled Snook Roberta VS oodall Henry Wolklng Charles Elson ., ' Y l, 1 1 fl ' Q ' ' Helen Mathews ng I i 1 ' ' Blbrury FDS QE Li WL! S3 r 1 fffwrrff use l r lst Row-Vivian Hauser, Miss Nevins, Lee Woolwine, Bus States, Leland Shaffer, Kathryn Souder, Opal Mills. 2nd Row-Helen Stange Louise Anderson Martha DcArmond Maxine Nevins Eleanor Strelff Reba Hotz 3rd Row Leslie Wakeman Clarence M nn Beatrice Robinson Floyd Cravsfold Francis M Curtls 6114-1 Sou Glester The first edition of the Sou Wester was published in the year 1913 ln the old Boot H111 school The class derived the name from the southwest room of the bu1ld1ng The Sou Wester was not published during the World War They haue been published yearly since 1920 The class of 29 at tempted to publlsh the best book evel In the 1929 Sou Wester Founda tlons was carried out as the theme Beatrice Roblnson our able and eff1 clent edltor Floyd Cravs ford business manager and Leslie Wakeman ad xertlslng manager and who did most of the drawing Clarence Mann ou1 associate editor was a good workex even though he took an active part 1n athletics To these four and the rest of the staff IS due the success of the 1929 Sou Wester Miss Nexins our falthful and ex er willing sponsor has 1nst1l1ed us vvltn pep and xltality when ue needed lt most Fdltol Asst l'llllUl Bu 'llanxgu Ach 'llanagu Photo Edxtoi I b , 1 1 1 9 . . . , . . . n Y - lg 7 . u , - . 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VVOOLYVINE -' ' 5 ' 1 2 W 1 v 4-1 5 . 5 i f' ' 1, c 4.15- , -, uc.. i A ' .--Le ' f V f A f lst Row Dowlmg Crawford Mann Felkel Smlth Thompson Goodvm Znd Row Jenkms Stephens DcA1mond Watt Palker Wmtamute Barker ird Row Roblnson Strelff Mlss Wells Wan Bebber Bench Z-Sha Dodger The Dodger IH 1ts nmth year has galned success It has sold ltSelf to the students not ln a materlal way but as a school enterprlse Every phase of maklng a new spaper except prmtmg lS done by the Dodger class wlth the SUDQFVISIOH of the mstructor Thls year they Jolned the Natlonal Scholastlc Press Assoclatlon thus puttmg them 1n competltlon Wlth other courage school Splrlt The chlef offlcers of the staff elected were Edltors ln chlef Eleanor Strelff and Frank Stephens Busme s Manager Maurlce Thompson Advertlsmg Managers Gllbert Dowllng and Eleanor Strelff MISS Allce Wells was sponsor of the olganlzatlon May the future Journal lQtS add to the glory of Dodge Hlgh thlOllg'l'1 the efforts put forth ln the columns of the Dodger E STREIFF M FHOVIPSON C DOWLIN1 L BENCH H HENTHORN Edltol Bus Mgr Adv Mgr Q11 Nlgl Exch Ed1tO1 W . r 'lv 9 r . 1 - 1 . - I 1 . 1 1 ' K r 9 l' lv . r ' I - ' , ' , ' , ' , . . . . H . ,, ,, . , , . . , . . , . V K 4 , l . . . . x A . . Y K . . . . . school papers. The class also published a Red Demon Pep Book to en- . . , . Ig . SL , . 1 ' I Lv, . v . I . v . 7 . n . , , A n . I. I ,. 4 . , . I ISQEQQEEE me swmesfrea -assess-E Martha Mullet propuetor of Hotel Mullet Mane Shaffer Nora Mullet her daughter H BuChYElm1ne Ludlne Smlth a servant Benny Ketcham a super salesman Abner Ketcham hls uncle Mrs Barrett a guest Claudla Iher daughter Tommy ansmg a pamter bENIOR PLAY John Bruce a m n of buslness Break Mary Benbow Ethel May Moody Hector Baxter Floyd Crawford Eleanor Rose Maxlne Nevms Galen Nolder Ralph Ross Charles Martln general mal ager for Bruce Lee Woolwlne Jura Charente a French dancing teacher Mal101l6 Van Bebber Var Charente her brother Lawrence Rlley Bella MacWatt guest Ruby Orebaugh Alchlba Splnster guest Frances Curtis Alphecca Splnster guest Opal Mills Splvlns a busman Jlm Bowman Watkms a chauffeur Raymond Bushell Dlrector Bernald Ingals father Eumce Ingals mother Noel Derby frlend of family Leo Day self made polltlclan Rhoda mald Julm Murdock cousm of Bernard Mrs Bladley Granny Hugh Ingals elder son Ronald Murdock Julms son LOIS Ingals Bradley Ingals Dagmal Carroll Hughs flancee Elllott Kemberly pohtlcal boss Dlrectox Miss Margaret States V A Klotz Mxss Margaret States H John Scheurman John Harner Mlss Catherlne Lewls Mlss Maude Long Mlss Maude McComas Wayne McCoy Otls Strelff MISS Allce Wells Charles Herzer Mlss Ruth Gould FACULTY PLAY George Zelgler Miss Cathelme Rawlmgs Goose hangs Dlgh lmomwlieiag I9 2 9 iigEQ2Ea2EDEl , YY,,7V, .. ,7V,7 H , ...,c,, c,.... ,..,,cc,..,,c,,,,,,.....,c,,,,..,,...c 55 . . . , 4,..,..,.... ..V7Y,77.V.. . y ' --Y-----VVVV--- ------ ----- v--- - -Y-- g -- - Q9 , .-.., A 7-,VV -,--,-fVV,.Y, V . , ..,,, ,,..r...,,,,t. , ,, ,,,,, , ,, , . 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V,V,,,. ,7..7....,V , , Y, .. , , ,, ,,,, , ,, . , YY,, ,.,, , , ,, , ,, . , ,Yc,,,,. , ,Y,, Y,,.,, , . - 1 - - - 99 , V.,, ,w,,..V,,.. , f 7Y,, 7V,, ,Y7Y.V.. , . , ,,.. ,...A,, , , 77,. . ...A, , 7, , ,,t,,, ,.,. , v L. . ff Gm-1 souwriesren Q Top Panel 1st Row Weaxer Bean Evans Doane Weaver lNolde1 'lhompson Glenn Thers L d E kl an es c es 2nd Row Mlss Gould Drake Fugate DeArmond Henthorn Greene Towles Sturgeon Stange Anderson GI'lffll'l Dlrector Mlss Ruth Gould Lower Panel 1st Row Smlth Ross Klme States Walker Mlss States Nevms Rlley Henthorn 2nd Row Glnder Boyles Barker Souder Greene Rose Anderson Smlth Benbow Dxrector Mlss Margaret States Orchestra The orchestra has had a partlcularly successful year more so than It has had 1n the past several yeals It has taken promlnent part ln all the act1v1t1es 1n the Dodge Clty Hlgh School It 3SS1St6d at the Senlor Play the Jumor Play Faculty Play and the Junlor Hlgh School Play and 1n addl tlon appeared many other tlmes before the publlc The orchestra was dlrected by MISS Ruth Gould It was composed of twenty one members place 1n the Flne Arts Contest held at Dodge Clty On the whole the orchestra has done excellent work durlng the past year Drumatlc Glub Th1S organlzatxon was founded for the flrst t1me thls year 1n Dodge Clty Hlgh School Its membershlp IS composed only of members of the dramat1c class Whlch number elghteen The purpose of the class and club IS to study modern dramatlst of forelgn countrles as well as our own dramatlst to de welop an appreclatlon of the h1ghest type of llterature and to become ac qualnted wlth as much as poss1ble IH such a short t1me the fundamental prlnclples of actlng stagmg and dlrectlng who also took .part in many of the other school astivities. -It won second f XEEEZQEWE I 9 2 9G 1 EE Top Panel 1stRoxx Allen Holliday QI3VVf01d Dalton Thompson Stuldevant 2nd Roxx Hume Miss Lexxis Hausex Statioid taunt Smmons lrd Roxx Kline McCollom M1 Klotz States Loxxer Panel lst Row Dalton Iutz Johnson Moffett Shum n Shaffel Eckles 2nd Rovx Salmon Anderson Stleiff Eliod Simmons Cxaxxfoid Cuniiei lIS.B The Student Council or United Student Bodv of D C H S vxas organized ln the fall of 1926 All students of the school are members of the U S B and the officers are elected at the general election at the first of the school year The Council has lLlllSd1CtlOIl ox er all actix ities of an extra curricular ball captain track captain H1 Y president G R president yell leaders G A A president student athletic manager supervisor and principal Ghc-1 Pep Club The Pep Club of Dodge City Sen1o1 High School xx as organized at the beginning of the year The aim ot the club IS to furnish the foundation for the pep and enthuslasm of the school To make the club representatix e five members xx ere selected fiom each of the classes These flfteen mem bers with the cheer leader and assistants constituted the peppy bunch that xx ere to furnish our school xx 1th enthusiasm They held the meetings legu larly through out the athletic seasons and lulnished the staunch founda tlon foi the Dlllfzllw of pep that ale being constantlx built bx our School ' V-T 1 l 1 Yv .l l l v I l In v . ' - l YT , D y ln y -. Y. - , J , , , Q lj a , ' w - . . I I . . . ., nature. The Council consists of the class officers, football captain, basket- . i ' T S ' ' '. ' ' . . ' ' . . L , c ' , L ' L , . Ll' L L . ' L . v , , LlL .L Y, Ll I , 1 . L' L, Ll, I l . ' L ' Top Panel lst Rovx Cllne Goodxm Nlaxnc Blumbaugn Harlan XXOOIYVIHL Vl1l1CCl Joha o Donald Glecklel Bex 1lv I reene 2nd Row Dorothy Jenkms Loulse R ttenhouse Mxss Rowe Flln Pallxel Nolma luex Lowel Panel lst Row Beverly Gleene Vhlned Johnson James Dunsford 2nd Row Helen Stange MISS Rowe Olympiad Soclety The Olymplad society the only study club m D C II S vxas organlzed ID 1923 under the name of Clceronlan SOCl6ty Hoxvex er to accomodate both Programs dealmg Wlth Roman llterzture customs and mythology are glven so the students may galn further knowledge of the anclent Romans To MISS Ida E Rovxe present sponsor and organlzer of the society goes no small credlt for 1tS success slnce It was flrst organized SIX years ago Vilth sex en members There are twelve members thlS year Sodalltas Latinas In the fall of 1920 the Latln club was organlzed by MISS Ida Roxxe It vxas glven the name of Sodalltas Latlnas All students takmg Latln may belong to the club Cha11ty xxork IS sponsored by the organlzatlon The fust banquet xx as held ln May the custom has been contlnued An offlclal p1n ln the form ot small gold fasces xx as selected In the regular meetmgs old Roman QOC13l customs are mtroduced and the offlcers of the club correspond to the Off1C9IS IH the Roman Republlc They a1e bulldlng for better fellovx shlp among those 1nte1 ested IH Latln l i i K .1 ' x xy '-, , . ', .. ' ' ,, f. Asn, 1 ,1 . H K l ,, yi ., .,hY. '.v,. v- . y . , K . s - Y , , . . , V . i . I 1 . . . V , Vergll and Cicero classes, it was changed to Olympiad, from Mt. Olympus. - 1 2 , ' , 1 l . v I. L . I , L , . , . T . A .A V . 4 Top Panel 1st Row Summers Hauser Robmson Kerns Gaunt Rose 2nd Row Krey Anderson Staffoxd Nevlns Souder Lowel Panel 1st Row Rlley Towles Wevlns Sturgeon G1bso'1 Curtls Ealnshaw Wakeman Dun nan McConnell Stafford Hauser Gaunt Shaffer Currler Voorhles 2nr Row Slre Klncaxd Roby Brown Summers Wlntamute Bland Walker Warren Austm Thomas DeArmond L H111 Vawter 3rd Row Offerle Madlson Moffett Hendrlcks Lutz Simmons Hotz N Hill Anderson George Morrow Orebaugh Stlelff Morrow Stewart Boyle Orebaugh Bench 4th Row Jones Heston Strelff Palker A Parker Moore Zlmmer Souder Gilbert Van Bebber Runnells Llnk Jenklns Slater Rlggs Gnfl Reserve The G1rl Reserve Club of D C H S was organlzed ln 1913 by Mrs The numbel of members was one hundred and nlne and It IS among the best organlzed clubs 1n the State of Kansas The natlonal purpose IS to flnd and g1V8 the best It also alms to make the school a better place for the glrls and to hare a feellng of friend Shlp betvs een the teachers and the students Some of the actlwltles thls vear sn ere The Batty Blow Out a carnlval put on by the G R and H1 Y durmg the flrst semester A Mother s and Daughter s Tea 'Vlav Mornmg Breakfast Chai 1ty Work A Beneflt MUSIC ale and taklng part IH other school 3Ct1X1t1eS Of speclal lnterest was the meetlnvf at vshlch IVIISS Lella Glberson spoke She IS the State Secretary of 1 W L A Th1s year SIX glrls ws ere sent to Kmsley to a Mld Wxnter Conference They were accompamed by Mrs Kerns the club sponsor Two glrls Marle Stafford presldent and Kathryn Souder N106 presl dent were sent to Estes Pa1k Lolorado June 19 28 to lepresent the club at a Conference 1 9 9 . 1 ' . 9 9 ' W ! ! ' 7 7 ' W . 9 9 L H -9 9 . ' 9 N . 9 . ' 9 I 9 ' 1 ' . 7. 7 5 ' 7 . 7 7 ' ' . 1 9 9 9 A 9 9 9 9 9 , ,n , . -, I . - W 9 9 9 G ' 9 9 9 9 - 9 9 Y 7 ' ! ' 1 ! i n 3 I I ' ' 9 9 r . 9 ' . 9 - :9 l 9 I 9 1 9 7 7 9 Y ! ' Moody. This year has been one of the most successful years in its history. u . o v , u Q If n L . n ,, 1 i Y ,L s I . . V. . . Y . ,, S ,, . v 9 ' 9 . . . , . . ' L , , I . Q. . . . t , L '. . ., . , - ' . . ' ' . ' : . . . A r 5 v Q ' 7' '1 . . . 7 . V . - . , i . . . 1 '. o , . u 0 y - ' 5 9 V ' ' . I 1 ! . ! ! l ' 9 Top Panel 1st Row Allen Von Sch11ltz w0OlW1116 Dalton Wakeman Plppltt 2nd Row Bushell Scheurman Crawford Kllne Lower Panel 1st Row Allen Robb Klme Wolklng klme Mor1ow Uden D1ema1t Henslev John son Woolwlne Ernshaw Moore Crawford Scheurman 2nd Row Eckles McDowell Rlley Glenn Gum Dal on Waltels Wold r Wakeman Doane Glnder Burnett Von Schr1ltz 3rd Row Thels Drennan Weavel Bragg Webb Balld Rllev Thompson Eddmgton Plppltt Stephen Bushell Weayel D1 The H1 Y has been promment ln the hlstory of D C H S This club IS one of the most 3CtlV6 of our present organlzatlons A Batty Blow Out, annual festlval put on by Jolnt efforts wlth the G R was a success, as was also a Father Son Banquet, sponsored by the local H1 Y The H1 Y royally enterta1ned 300 deleeates at a reglonal conference vxhlch was sald by state authorltles to be one of the xery best The boys are Wllllflg' to help 1n all school affalrs They ushered at sew eral hlgh school play s The H1 Y sold programs at the B B Tournament The 1999 presldent IS Lloyd Crawford XICB presldent Ravmond Bu shell, secretary, Lester Allen and treasurer, Sydney Dalton ThlS organlzatlon endeavors to malntam thls pulpose by holdlng up to 1tS slogan clean 111 1ng clean speech clean sports and clean scholarshlp ' Phe foundatlon theme conslsts of a supreme pulpose better ldeals among boys l .- 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 I 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 .1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 - ' 1 A . D 1 1 1 1 1 lf 1 1 4 '- 1 1 1 1 1 ' ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 .1 - 1 1 1 E Y . 1 -1 ' r ' 0 n . . 6 . . H ,, . . . - . Y , I L . . L - L. J - . . . , . - Q O v . . 4 - Y L L L , - . Y. . . . Y- L . ' vs ' ' 1 , L. ' . . . . . L . . ' 7 - - -' -1 1 1 L L L , 1 . L . . Y . . . Q . . H . v. . , 1 1 1 f 'r ' 7 ' ' . L ' . L L . . . 1 it I P, il:lt,ssfIEE?f' fififii 5i0U'U3ES'FEiR it 'FFT 5 1 lst Row-Benbow, Griffin, Anderson, Brown, Shaffer, Smith, Green. 2nd Row-Hotz, Hunter, Parker, George, Towles, Orebaugh, Barker. 3rd Row-Zirkle Kennedy Nix, Krey Henthorn Rose. 4th Row-Christie Currier Miss Gould Robinson Gibson. Girls Glee Glub The Girls Glee Club was directed bv Miss Ruth Gould There were twenty foul members in the club 'logether with the Boys Glee Club they p1 esented an operetta In the Gaiden of the Shah which was a great success The soloists of this operetta are particulaily Worthy of mention They were Germaine Greene Axa Curriei Lucille Towles Louise Ander son and Onita Zirkle of the Girls Glee Club Donald Gleckler Gilbert Dowling Llovd Crawford Wilfred Johnson and Iwle Glenn of the Boys Glee Club The proceeds from the operetta w ere used to defray the ex penses of the Fine Arts Contest held at Dodge City in the spling In this contest Axa Curr1e1 won tlrst place in the alto solo and thnd place in the soprano solo was taken by Omta Zn kle G CREPNF A CI lxRlFR I TOVSIPS I ANIJI' RSON 0 LIRKI lf 195 Y Y 7 Y Y 'J 1 Y Y - 9 . , V . . v . ' 1 . I - v 1 KC 1 I ,, V ' Y , , , l ., Y . 7 . , . V . - 7 Y 7 . . . , . , , . , . v . Y , s v J '- 1. . T - 1 YI 1 . .4 , , - v ,, Y . V . . X, , - s . 1 4. A I . ,, i J, 4-A 1. . . 4 'L .. .1 ' A 1 Soloist Soloist Pianist bUlUlSt Soloist f -- I 1 V371 '1- ' ' 'T' ' .V . ' 1 L -1 E I ,'..f ii, '.'A'i ' on 7 , Hiiniif I ' ' , ,PX i 1 2 it I if i iito s i,iiii, ic, iff- ,tit 1 2 Gne soumesren -5 lst Row Eckles Dalton Smlth Cum Ross Barker Holllday Martin 2nd Row Weaver Von Schultz McGovern Mann Nlolder Walters Kllne 3rd Row F Crawford Johnson L Crawford Currlex G Dowlmg Gleckler Woolwme 4th Row Glenn N Khne Uden Gould C Dowllng Hensley Moore Boys Glee Glub The Boys Glee Club of twenty elght members was dlrected by MISS Gould The Glee Clubs have had a very successful year They presented an operetta In the Gard n of the Shah and also a Chrlstmas cantata The outstandlng I'I'1llSlC3.l event of the year was the Flne A1 ts Contest that was held at Dodge Clty on March 29th and 30th 1n xx hlch thlrty s1x schools were represented Dodge Clty took second place ln the contest loslng flrst place to Klnsley Dodge Clty entered the followlng events Mlxed Chorus Glrls Glee Club Boys Glee Club Orchestra Glrls Quartette Boys Quartette and all the solo events Dodge Clty placed second 1n orchestra thlrd 1n Glrls Glee Club thlrd 1n Boys Glee Club thlrd ln M1X6d Chorus thlrd ln Glrls Quartette second 111 Boys Quartette D GLECKLER G DOWLING L CRAWFORD W JOHNSON L GLENN Barltone Tenol Tenor Bal ltone Balltone ' laorefffaxflraiaff I9 2 Q rusmemamffml Home Economics Q is K, ,s,-..-..-. ff-'M' my s115iQ9f an Qfgh? FOLlI1ddt1OI'1 ot Sport tAthlLt1tsj We cltd1c1te thu SQCUOII to the POUI1ddt1OI1 of SDO1t G1r1Q ls utll as hovs LIltG19d mto ath lttlcx thu s L ll Iwo DlOYl1lHCTlt Olgflllllitlllllx udad thls tht D Klub mdG A A Thls wen ut hid 41 mucot Althul Nexms Jr We xt thu tlme take the opportumtx to thank 111 of the studentw who took put IH ith l9tlCS th1s tear X, -, tilt 4, ,.,. . , , - . n ' ' f A A , ' ' , Y 1 mf -, A-A.. -. , .., .-g ,L 'l'.i,..-.1-Z.. ..-'22, ,- ' 'nl :::,-513: .. ..---T77 T EQ- lnnlnlnuq .. ......-......... ..... ......T......--....- gniunnn- .---1 .-.-.--W -- - '.lr......- .... ... f V. ..:. ... .---.- ,'f ' . 'I ' 'rin LM.. .V'w ' f, 'MW 1 Vt 1 1' ' 4 Q43 - wiwf, k . .- , 1 5 , rf ' AJ 5- E , I ,t A ,,..,Q8k x ' 9 1 . - . ' - Iv s M, , g ff .t fx t A t 'Q' ' ' . I ' f ,' , . 1 ,A-, f . 1 5, . f ' ' , 1 . 1 f - -0 - -, - , ,1 . h . . f . ,, L-, , , . .. . ,. 4, -, ,A , Q-. y , 2. C f 4 K . V . I I 4 7 . . . ' 2 .' .' 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V 1 4 5 I 1 1 Q Y vi w c c . , . . , 4 . . , 4 . , .' 2 1 v v I 4 I 4 . . c c ' - 1 I 1 Y I Football The season opened w1th a game Wlth Spearvllle Wh1Ch was played be fore a large crowd at the Southwest Fan' Dodge was N1CtOI'1OllS by the overwhelmlng score of 24 to 0 The second game of the season vsas played at Clmarron 1n a strong wmd The result was 14 to 0 ln favor of D C H S Great Bend was the next v1ct1m of the powel ful Dodge team The score was 18 to 0 The next game was wlth Larned Th1s was the flrst tlme th1S season Dodge vsas scored upon Larned had a strong aggregatlon but the Demons journeyed to Pratt A la1 ge crowd attended a thrllllng game Wh1Ch was not as one slded as the score mxght ll'1d1Cd.t9 Dodge outplayed them the flrst quarter but weakened ln the second The flnal score was 19 to 0 The next game wx as played 1n the mud at Llberal After scorlng a touch down the flrst quarter the Demons seemed to weaken The game was featured by many thrllls On November 11th the ATm1St1C6 Day game was played Wxth Klnsley Slnce lt was a hohday the largest crowd of the season attended the game The day was an 1deal one for a football game A cup was to be awarded the wlnner by the Amerlcan Leglon The game was one of the most lnterestlng of the season and It kept the spectators exalted throughout Each team had plenty of support on the s1del1nes At the half the score was 7 to 0 ln favor of Dodge At the end of the thlrd quarter It was 7 to 7 In the last quarter Dodge scored a touch down and scored an extra pomt The game ended wlth D C H S XlCtOI'10LlS by the score of 14 to 7 - 7 l ARMISTICE DAY GAME IE if laagagma- 6f15TS0U'UIE5T5R Q QBEKE defeated them 18 to The first defeat of the season came when we lgiegesme 5f1Ei.S0UUTE5TfiR iilgiiiiwfi Football Jetmore brought a fighting team over which played a good game but were not able to defeat the stronger eleven of D. C. H. S. It was a tough battle with Dodge winning 13 to 1. The last game of the season was played on Thanksgix ing Day with Garden City. The snow was about three inches deep all over the field and the temperature was low. Because of the snow and cold weather there were many fumbles which made the game more exciting. When the game ended the score was 20 to 7 in favor of Dodge City. The season was a very successful one. We won seven games and lost only two. The sportsmanship of all the players of D. C. H. S. and the opponents was of the highest type. SCHEDULE Opponents Dodge Spearville iherej Sept. 28 Cimarron ftherel Oc . 5 Great Bend . fherej Oct. 12 Larned fherel Oc 19 Pratt Ctherej Oct 29 Liberal fthereb Nov 2 Klnsley iherej Nov Jetmore iherej Now 23 Garden City Ctherej Nov 29 Total Total 127 lst Row Ogg Momoe Glenn C Dowling N Kline Wolkmg Ross J Kline Gibson Jantz 2nd Row F Elliott Noldei Smith Evans Jones Klein Woolwine Davis L Crawford L Allen 3rd Row States Baikley F Crawfoid Stuigeon Shaffei McCollom Bonnerlm Bow 4th Row Burnett Aithur Hoishem Mongei Dunsford Aiterbuin McGoxern Redick Parks Holliday THE SQUAD W ' ff 0 24 0 14 t 0 18 6 18 t. 19 0 . ' ' 18 6 . ' 7 14 . 12 7 13 '. ' 7 20 . EZ - i 11151, Dieniart,-Manii, coach ileder. Q i ty i ' , 1 - - . J . , . yi ., v . . , , , , I iii EMEHEQQF? V9 2 9 HI D Glub Herbert McCollom Presldent Harold Horshem Vlce Presldent Franc1s Sturgeon Secretary and Treasurer The D Club was made up of the lettermen ln football basketball and tl ack Th1s was the th1rd year of actlvlty for the D Club The member shlp vsas twenty four whlch was the largest slnce It was organlzed The D Club was xery helpful 1n creatmg lnterests ln athletlcs and developlng good sportsmanshlp Phe D Club and GIFIS Athletlc ASSOC1at10HS gave a box supper to raise funds to defray dlfferent athletlc expenses Thls proved to be a good wav of ralslng money On April 2 the G A A gave a banquet for the D Club and School Board The banquet was a great success and was enloyed by all THE PIC SKIN TALE Plogram Popular Songs Read ng Madelyn Hendrlcks Songs Glrls Toasts R mmlslng 01 a Has Be n Ham Hub McCollom Asplratlons of a Young Shoat Lester Allen Remarks bv a Plg Skm Rootel G B Rose The Tall Goes wlth the Hlde Bus States A Plg m a Poke B B Capt Elect Quallflcatlons of a Good Plg Skln Totel and Tossem W M Rlchards 1st Rovs-Allen Arterburn Bowman Coach Herzer. Znd Row-J. Kline Arthur Nolder McCollom Glenn C. Dowling Horshem Monger. 'Srd Row-Crawford Ross States Hensley Shaffer Sturgeon Mann Bonnerlin Weaver lei lil? I9 29 C D f gl om? sou'uIe5TifRS as . V - . . . . ' , , I . . . I . . . L . 1 , , , A . , . . . l Y ' ' l I , n l ' l 6 Y if J 73 Hog.Caller ,t,, ,,,, ,,,, ,,,t,,, A Hoodoo :la ff' 'E 'F 3' W 1 I lseaaf-eagle me souufesfren afggfsgiegl Gflll The Glrls Athletlc Assoclatlon drew up 1ts constltutlon early ln the year and officers were elected as follovss Sponsor Mlss Gladys Peery VICE Pres Mabel Moffett Secretary Marjorle Nan Bebber Treasurer Barbara Bell H1k1ng Master Thelma Brlcker A polnt sy stem to count towards the awardmg of letters was adapted and It was declded that polnts could be earned by hlkmg and partlclpatlng ln lnter class teams Polnts were also glven to those glrls who paftlclpate 1n programs gn en by the G A A The glrls were honored by havlng a part ln the dedlcatlon of the new football fxeld and a group of sophomore g1rls worked out a program for a parent teachers meet1ng Inter class basketball teams were organlzed and a basketball tournament was played off 1n Wh1Ch the sophomores were v1ctor1ous The Sophomores and JUHIOFS played the fmal game as a curtam ralser to Jumor Hlgh games The Sophomores Won an lnterestmg game from the women mem bers of the faculty Anna Moffett was Senlor basketball captaln and Jane Slmmons J unlor captaln and Helen May Sophomore captaln Volley ball teams were organlzed besldes baseball and hockey teams Roberta Summers was elected general manager of tennls The Glrls Athletlc Assoclatlon and Boys D Club sponsored a Take a chance box supper Hub McCollom was auctloneer and the entertaln ment conslsted of basketball games between the J unlor and Senlor Hlgh facultles The Senlor hlgh faculty won Phe glrls used thelr share of the proceeds to buy hockey stlcks In the sprmg the G A A gave a banquet to the boys D club Alto gether the assoclatlon has had a very successful start and IS lookmg for ward expectantly to next year The G A A acts as a foundatlon of health oecause It glves girls who are not taklng gym recreatlon and QXQYCISSS WhlCh vsould bulld up thelr bOd19S lst Row MISS Perry Polson Slmmons Call Undelhlll Rttel Davxs Snook H ndrxcks Bushell Klmbel Salmon lN H111 Card Wade Lutz M Moffett 2nd Row Shaffer Austm Allen Pyles Jackson Zlmmel Allen Dxmmxtt McDowell Moreland Bland Spanlol Summers Dunnan Vawter 3rd Row Parker Jenkms Slater Boyle Gmder Parker Moole Wilson Barker Bell Lawhead Zlnk I I l . , . . . . . . . k ' y . 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Q r E- 'za M. 4 Q r 'Y ' W X , L ww .rv . , 1 1 , 1 Signals Hit 'em Hard HERBERT McCOLLOM Captain Vyeight 110 Center Hub earned his third football letter this year He was consistently accurate rn his passes and was good at secondary defense Hub was a great leader and kept the spirit of the team up LESTI' R ALLEN Captain Elect VN eight 148 Half back Les was fast when it came to going around cnd With more experience he wlll be a good ball Carllel for next year Lcs should proye to be a good captain for the coming year JAMES BOWMAN Vyerght 185 Tackle Jrm played his last year tor Dodge thrs year He was fast for hrs S126 and was able to break through the opponents lrne and break up thelr plavs FRANCIS STURGEON VVe1ght 165 End Pete was always accurate rn hrs tackles He could recerve forward passes wrth uncanny sklll Pete was down under punts with great speed ORLANDO STATES Weight 160 Quarter back Bus was a good quarter and plloted the team to many a vrctorv He could always be depended upon for a garn because of hrs ablllty to hrt hard pivot and side step when carryrng the ba HAROLD HORSHEM Werght 155 Half back Shorty was verv agressrye because of hrs ability to pivot Slde step and running hard and low Because of this he was hard to stop He could alwavs be counted on when a few vards were needed WILLIAM ARTHUR SPEECE Weight 149 End Bill was especially frtted for end posrtron because of hrs speed ard swrftnes Bill excelled rn going down under punts throwrng hrs mar for a loss JAY B IxLIlNE VVe1ght 1-16 Guard Jav won hrs second lettcr thrs year He was good at runnlng rntertcrencc ard tackled hard and accurately Jay graduates LELAIXD SHAI' FFR Weight 111 Tackle and Half back Shay was one of the strongest mcn on the team When playing tacklc he could easily break up the opponents plays Whcn Shay carried thc ball hc usually garned Hc was big and last which maclc him 1 very yaluablc player LES'l ER BOINNIERLIIN Weight 190 Tackle Bonnre was the heayrest man on thc team and because of this he was able to open up brg holes in the opponents line He will be greatly missed next year as he will graduate this year 12111135 je I9 9 5111533231 1 . 7 1 H H , - ' . . 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U3 .gf ---- 11-- Nj. f- ,, y, T -'I +11 - A 'A -I L 'L is -1, 11 Lil Q- f' ,xr WX rx l K ATKA-by ' I it ' qagl 'Ei Huddle Duck Shorty CLARENCE MANN Charlre was good at Werght 142 Guard runnrng rnterference and breakrng through to break up plays because of hrs speed He played hrs posrtron well at all trmes letter thrs gear Charlie earned hrs frrst football RICHARD ARTERBURN Rrch was a good ball carrrer because of hrs abrlrty to sprn prvot and strff arm He Rrch wrll be back next Werght 158 Full back could also run rnterference wrth skrll year to show hrs stuff FLOYD CRAWFORD Crawford was a good abrlrtv to srde step He part of the season He vear Werght 149 Half back oall carrrer because of hrs speed and vvrs handrcapped wrth an rnjured knee earned hrs frrst letter rn football thrs RALPH ROSS Werght 158 Guard Ross was not so hcaxy but he made up for rt by hrs frghtrng sprrrt He was a good defensrve player as well as berng able to run good rnterference He earned hrs frrst football letter thrs year GALEN NOLDLR Werght 150 End Nolder earned hrs frrst football letter thrs year He tackles hard and accurately and had abrlrty at recervrng and breakrng up passes CARL DOW LING Werght 155 Tackle Carl had the power to smash through the opponents lrne and break up therr plavs before thev got started Carl wrll gra duate thrs vear LX LIL GLENIIN Werght 145 Full back Lyle earned hrs frrst football letter thrs year He was about tl'lPl1g'l est o tb tc rc ' yy e as unusually rash and was good at gorng around the end He wrll be back next year MARVIIN GIBSON Werght 165 Guard Grbson won hrs frrst letter thrs year He proved to be a good defensrve man because of Hrs abrlrty to tackle He wrll be back next Vear JAMES DUN SFORD Jrm was Student Football Manager He was alwavs on the Job and was a brg help to the coach rn keeprng the bovs rn con drtron ERVILLE HOLLIDAY Sonny xr as Student Football Manager He was xerv farth ful and took good care of the bow at home and on trrps lirfaiiaiiflfiefa I9 2 9 iiftgffffaitfli sr 1231 In , ,A,, A ' v.. fl-1 - -1-'-1. . 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V . . fam- Second Basketball Team I Trophy Case ORLANDO STATES Captaln Foxward Bus proved to be an able general throughout the entlre season He played forward three years for D C H S Hls ab1l1tv to drlbble and accurately locate the basket made h1m a valuable asset to the team WILLIAM ARTHUR SPELCE Guald Blll played hls second and last yeal for Dodge H was a good guard Wlth great speed whlch enabled hlm to cover plenty of terrltory He was consldered one of the best gualds 1n the Santa Fe League FRANCIS STURGEON Guald Pete was a guard w1th unusual shootmg abllxty He ex celled ln long shots when a few polnts were needed Pete' was always able to work the ball through the opponents d fense! Thls IS Pete's last year CLARENCE MANIN Guard Charlle played hls f11st and last year for D C H S He showed l'lS ablllty when glver a chance and always had plenty of flght He was a good d6f6l1blV6 man as well as having a good eye fo1 the basket SUMMARY OI' B ASKE'1 BALL We started the season wlth only thlee lettermen Because of thxs It was necessary fo1 the team and coach to work unusually hand When the Santa Fe League games started the team had begun to look llke league ch mps We won s1x games stralght We had to play off a tle for the champxonshlp of the Santa Fe League wlth Great Bend The g me was played at Kmsley and attlacted the largest crowd of the vear Thls was a thrllllng game throughout The Red Demons of D C H S won after a hald fought game In the Dlstrlct Tournament we won the games by large scores But when we came to the flnals we were stale from too many games and could not h1t our strlde Llberal won the rlght to go to the state meet by defeatmg Dodge in a stallmg game The team greatly appreclated the loyal support gxven by the student body and the cltlzens of Dodge Clty .. fr 7 -K. , Y, M...-,A-,Z r -V 1 - V ., , -1 I ,U X A 51' 2 J w 9 u n ' . 1 ' aa - n ' ' . 6 ca n .' 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Q 6- - V . . . . .W . ir..- Trophy Case Class Basketball W nners LELAND SHAFFER Guard Tlny proved he has great ability as a guard He d1d hxs best playing toward the end of the season and m the dlstrlct tournament Because of hls helght and strength he was able to keep the opponen s from 'iC0llI'lg Thls IS hls last year RICHARD ARTERBLRIN Folward Rxch was one of the 1easons why the Dodge team was the strongest ln th westeln nalI of the state He was able to lo cate the basket wltn accuracy He always showed plenty of flght Rlch wlll be back next year DALL AS HENSLEY baptaln elect Center Dallas played nls second year at center He could always be counted on fo1 h1s share of the pomts Because of hls hexght he was good at gettlng the tlp off and uppmg the ball ln the basket Dallas snould plove to be a good Captaln next year BERNARD MCGOVERN Forward Mac was small but was fast and could handle the ball well He bleaks fast on offense and IS a contmual worry to opposmg guards Mac wlll be back next year to show hls stuff Opponent Hays Abllene Stafford Liberal Larned Great Bend Klnsley Spearvllle Stafford Pratt Spearvllle Score Dodge Llberal Great Bend Larned Klnsley Pratt G1 eat Bend DISTRICT TOURNAMENT Gove Arnold Pawnee Rock Liberal lfziematiiaitzielz I9 2 9 iamamamam ' s X ' x.'FWt M A 6, 1 'nr - , , f l A I ,I . all l l , I ' 22 18 21 18 22 18 ' 16 13 27 21 12 18 ' 28 38 ' 11 7 37 16 31 13 24 ' 27 31 25 28 ' 17 41 ' 14 24 17 46 20 29 29 35 ' 23 13 26 46 ' 17 29 ' 31 15 l 1 Gymnasium I' OLll'1flit10ll Stones fSf.hool Ilfel We dedlcate thls SQCU011 to the soclal 1ff'11rs It 18 wlth prlde that we look upon the dCtlXltl9S them wh1ch mcluded Glrls and Bovs Glee Clubs Orchestra NHFIOUQ plays clubs publlcatlons and athletlcs We wlsh to ex press our appreclatlon to all the students takmg part m these dCtlV1t1E-ES 1 VI 1 Z . We were successful in all of v. . . . , 1 w . -n ky . I , y ' 'WY L1 . I fbeurlce Zihompson BEST STUDENT Nlaux cc has made good grades ln H gh school He has been on honol 1oll thlough school and wa elcc ed to Natlonal Honol Socxety Germame Greene BEST STUDENT QVQIITIHIIIG was elected best stu dent ot the glrls She has done ex ellent wolk m her classes and holds an almost perfect lecold Haze Gurrler ALL AROUND STUDENT Ava was chosen all around student of the glrls She took palt ln muslc and other act1v1 tles ano made good grades ln he1 classes Bus States ALL APOUND STUDENT Bus was elected all alound box paxtlcxpatmg m many actlvltles and also mal mg good glad s IU class Bus was an all around athlete Dub Glu Gollum EXTRA CURRICULAR Bec use of Hubs mtelest IH s0 many aCtlVlt1eS he was elected as efctla cuulcular bog, of the Senlor Class He was plesldent of the D Club Boulse Anderson EXTRA CL RRICULAR Loulse was elected as extla curricular gnl of the SGHIOI Class She was a member of Lvlflb Glee Club and Orchestla sex er al WGHIS . . . . . . z ' . ' ' ' v . 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Hu ' ' -Nh mn GDS SOLI CHESTER I 0 Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept c c Oc c c c Nox Nox N ox Nox Dec Dec Dec Dec 3.11 SEPTEMBER Swnmei davs aie oe 1 we re back to midnlght oil Lessons mole and more what fun It IS to toil Orchestia was g1x en its place in School ex ents th1S year We hope M1 Klotv isn t kidding and will proxe sincere 80 tried out foi glee club before d11 ector Gould Simmered it down to 24 which shows she can t be fooled Mr Demmin gave us a speech told us ex 61 ything m fact So we decided to give him our Sou Wester contract We all got a Dodgei on the 26th of September That IS a courtesy we all should remember Rah Rah Rah who said we were bluffing We beat Spearx 1lle thirty to nothing OCTOBER The Pep Club was chosen 5 from each class To furnish enthusiasm is their task At Cimarron the dust w as so bad it kept us ducking But why should we w oriy with a score of 13 to nothmg We 1n1t1ated our New Athletic field on Oct 12 We beat Great Bend 18 0 'md we feel real proud of ourselx es 12 1 was our score with Larned They scored on us but We still feel honored Pratt beat us bad nineteen to nothing But our boys fought hard and that was something We mov ed in today We certainly do feel proud of it Hip Hip-Hooray NOW EMBER Shed no tears nor have sad feelings Cause the teachers are gone to the teacheis meetings We were awarded the trophy on A1m1st1ce day With 14 to nothing we made Kinsley pay Cranberry Sauce and Tuikex Yum Yum Let s hope that everv body had some They marked the field with coal dust cause it was snowing They ex en built a bonfire to keep Garden going DECEMBER Briri Birri They scaie us to death Those crazy telephones just won t let us rest Eveiy thin s new The iadiators aren t exen adjusted So we are freezln to death and are quite disgusted Because he s so good and minds all laws Hub wiote a lettei to old Santy Claus Haiken ye Chlldlell to this memorable dax For this is when Jim Bow man got A JANUARH We studied so hard we hmxe headaches But we xx ill alw axs think state exams are fakes I9-33 I9 2 9 3 EEaI3aI':il - ' e Q - ' . 10: . 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' . s - 'u z ' ' .- 5156 SOLI IIYHSTHR ' rl' 3.11 311 all Fe Fe I' e Fe Fe March March March March March Aprll Apr1l Aprll Apr1l May May May Mav Vlay 12 6 1 Ralph talked out of lns turn ln Glee Club one day So teachel klcked hlm out to make h1m pay Klnsley came expectmg to beat But wlth a score 16 to 41 thev took the back seat We went to Stafford all tlred out But we left Stafford 1n a SO11 OVWfLll pout FEBRUARY Our operetta th1s y 9'11 was the Carden of the Shah And It was hked yery much by all those who saw On Feb 2 the Sun dldn t come out So old Mr Ground Hog ventu1ed about February 14th was Valentlne s Day But we went to school ln the usual wav On Feb 18th We took a nlce llttle trxp To play off the t1e w1th Great Bend they got whlpped The Senlor Play was glven and called A Lucky Break And we made a lot of money for th1 Annuals sake MARCH On March 12th the chemlstly classes y1s1ted the ICQ plant But make 1ce they declare they cant On March 14th we re sorry to say L1beral Won the tournament so home we d1d stay Pay day C nough sa1dJ Durlng the flne Arts Contest we weren t on pltch Or we wouldn t have been left ln the dltch The A Cappella cholr was qulte a treat And we agree they can t be beat APRIL Now Aprll 1st IS Aprll Fool But no pranks are allow ed at our school Oh Boy What a hot scandal lssue But the facts weren t qulte as substantlal as tlssue Hate you notlced the dlamond on Mlss Wells 3rd flnger Be sure to look fo1 It s a hum dmger Tommy the unewcelled J1ll'11Ol Play Made qulte a h1t wlth people they say MAY Oh me oh my thls scholarshlp quiz We ll shoot anybody that say s they re a whlz The Junlor and Semors dressed 1n then best and went to the new hotel Ex erythlng was lox ely and the banquet sure was swell At the Baccalauleate Sermon we about went to sleep But the polntels of thls sermon ln our mlnds we should keep We had hoped that on class nlght we d be able to Slt and dream But no all we thought about was ou1 commencement theme There was 90 SL 9 that safely lay ln the shelter of the fold And all 99 on commencement day got d1plomas as of old me-nz. 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