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

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1940 volume:

X ,V,,.,. 1 4, v' K' L V1 x, Aw J P e SOU'WESTER THEATRE presents Q -.ef . .ff ff, f W JQ Q' N Th The Filming Of HIGH Adapted by IQAO Annual Staff Editor Barbara Duree Assoclate Editors Lors Warren Bettyyean Connaway Busrness Managers Leroy Massey Nancy Jane Petersen Cecul Sanders Hurley Cook 2 L E production Frlmed by KyP I: hop P a Topeka e rin S Photographers Dodge City - Myers ictori I Co. Dedicated to PWM Mass Eulalva Nevlns In apprecuatnon of her Fine personal quahtues, her warm human sympathres and her abiding Inter estnn the vveWare of aH rnenwbers of the student body 3 O iw: tm ,ilk 'g Ah 3, ig 2 A Q 1, , ,Iv I L f A I J, 5 .- ' - ' I - Under the direction of CHIEF TOALSON The capable, likeable, and demo- cratic executive wbo is admired and res- pected by the student body. Censored by BOARD or EDUCATION 'M'H 4 T. P. Harrison, C. A. Boles, H. R. Hensley, LW. Jones, Superintendent A. G. Schroedermeier, Dr. H. R. Certain Assistant directors 27 4.661 IVL7-f g,5,L ,gym J 26,66 lwgaw ffmmw 4 i9.'6J47 ffl ,Lash -K AY' , 12. I -A- v,fL,!,k,JCVfyQ -to l 0 I f,.Jy!,,,,,,.,Pvf fa s.73f. , ,- Student directors ! Ivelyn lnohl Gem e Would Bob Bern Mr Tmlson Fart XX 1ll11ms D111 Xrtz Dean Dunn Robert The1s 'Vhzey Curry onald Ionte N 11 11 N11 on utt Ile null t s s 4 s ll Hlcls l11le Lover 1111111111 tl yo 'tx o l111g.,s.11on 1 IFIIZ 1 1111! 'tlelonr tem ld Belle 'lhompson Norma utkm ham l 1 s lk ll 11 1 no s o tm ondel rn ll p., l IS e Coop ratmg xuth tht lfllllllll'wll'ltl0ll IS tht student counul a rtprtse11t.1t1xe group thosen from the student body to ald 111 the Silllltlllll ot problems brnng about l1l'l1JI'ONCI'IlCI1tS, and sponsor and Illl'LLf uorthv act1x1t1eS lcadmg tlus group trt Peggy lee l.1slex presxdtnt, Lots XX 'Lrren xnce presxdtnt lolene ilonder setretary and Mary 0 lluckmghzwm dlrector of the pomt system Eath organtza tlon and first hour class those a represmtatlxe to make up the remammg membersl11p of tlus student gox ernmg group Throughout the venr th1s attlxe 0l'gZ1lll7Z1t10f1 h1s maugur 'tted many adxancexncnts XXl'1lCl'l haxe proxed successful as well as popular xuth the student body Mary lo Butkmgham 6 .1 O 1 ef t 5 C ' , nu J , 7, 1 4 . . , 1 ': ., 1 - .1 , , ' , . . V R z . 1, , lit-tty St: 'ks, .11-1' All I tt , H11 ' 'i -t G ma, An 1 1-Il 1 l,Q'1l.'Ill't', Ve-1-il .'Hlllt1l',', I'lll'f' cs, : ', y, Bill IX f , l'lllIlt'I' l'x6ll l VII, M11 ll l' 'M ' 'll, 4' ' llq-rll1o1'11, Htl -' 1 . -S, 1 ',: 1 ' .' , ,' Lembr-ight, Marvin Covalt, Ivor-otl1y SClll'1l0lll'l', No1'n1:1 Lutz, Phil Young, Ge-orpre l'2IIIllPl!l'll, Bettyjeun Connaw:ty, Mary JO B ' ' .Lf ' , .rip XX'a11 -11, Al: 'y C'll ns, I 1- 1 G ', U1 1' Gish, l'1 Hy Lee .1 sl y. S . V. I I . Z . x ,V l N. ' 1 1 ' I . v - ' v I 1 B , V . X x Y . Y. . 1 ' ' 1 - A If . - v 4' 1 . ' 1 . . 1 H , , . 1 , , , . 'YK , .' S' t 3 4 , ' ' K. . ,I 1 ' ' s fs- s - 1 ' v L x Q Y ' 4 1 C . l , , . ' . , . . X 1 . . , , MAIN FEATURE ,aw E' 1, P A w MQ, 4, fha gm 5-V f af' 'KI Senior Class The class of 40 represents a constantly movxng kaleldoscope of character scholarsh1p and wholesome leadershlp As the spotlxght slowly reveals the rexolvlng panorama of faces 1t comes to rest on those few senxors who set the pace for the Fulfxllmg a posmon as a popular admlmstrator Dav1d Truman has gulded the senlor class through a year never to be forgotten Followng dlrectly behmcl him the wavermg spotllght polnts to ward Dorothy Sthnelder the capable vlce presldent The job as fmancler for the class fell to Forrest Ex 'ms We all knov that where there s one there s always two workmg wlth Forrest vue have Earl W1ll1amS whom we all know IS capable In order that the semors may be represented mn school government we have glwen the duty to R 'lhels Bryce Gleclcler Head Sponsor Wlth a cast hke thls how could we go wrong? If the past three years could be made 1nto a plcture xt would be a four bell Sl'lONV1l'lg The spotlxght glmts ox er the semor freld of act1v1t1es In athletxcs we have excelled ln dramatlcs we haxe won 1n debates we have taken the prlze and m character scholarshlp and leadersh1p we haye proudly been the vlctors Now the spotlxght fhckers and fades leavmg the class of 40 to add another chapter IH the hlstory of D C H S Bettyjean Connaway Huw my OFFICBFS Davld Truman Prendent Dorothy Schneider Vice Presudent Earl Williams Secretary Forrest Evans Treasurer Robert Theis Student Councll 8 . A ' it 1 4 x - . 1 9 .. . i v , . n l . ' ' , rest of the class. lhpa ' . L . 5 . . , . I X Q W -Q-K Y I ' -. . .. , X . . . - , l . X . fc . . W 1 1 1 , ' V' Y - ' 7 V ' Y a gi L , . . . , . ' ' H wr i - , , . . . v 1 . . . . . . . . . . . . , - y V : ' v 1 1 1 J 1 V ' . . 7 . , . 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Nat'l Honor 2-3 Tennis 3, Track 1-2-3, Camera 1. BURDUE, FORRICST D Club 2-3 Pepclub 1-2-3 Baseball 1-2-3. , BYICRS, M1L11R1N:11 K, G. R. 2, G, x. A. 1, Pinfeath r 3, P 1 b -2-3' Chorus 2, Carnem 3, Dodger 3.6 eiifia fi 9 ,f XVI L -wr .-F' 'Q -,pal S ,L CAMPBELL, GEORGE l-Ii-Y 1-2-3, Pepclub 1-2-3, Band 1-2-3, Chorus 1-2-3, Boy's Double Trio 3, Quartet 3, Orchestra 1-2-3, Plays 1-2, Thespian 1-2-3, Dodger 3, Clarinet Quar- tet 1-3, Student Council 3. 1' CANADAY, DONALD ' Hi-Y 3, Pepclub 1-2-3. CAVE, ANNA MAE G. R. 1-2-3, G. A. A. 1, Pepclub 1-2-3, Chorus 2-3. CONNAXVAY, BETTYJEAN G. R. 1-2-3-Cab. 3, Pepclub 1-2-3-Cab. 3, Chorus 1-2-3, Student Council 3, Thespian 1-2-Cab. 2. COOK, BONNIE JEAN G. R. 1-2-3-Cab. 2, G. A. A. 1-2-3, Drill Team 2 Pepclub 1-2-3, Thespian 1, Monitors 3-Cab. 3. 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NVILSON, VIRGINIA G. R. 3, Pepclub 3. XVINGI-ZR, .IESSIE G. R, 1-2-3, Drill Team 2, G. A. A. 1-2-3, Pepclub 1-2-3. I5 ns ,gf .dv welll? lah ,wm : if 19 Ou any-f ,.-,nn -Q' , fa Y XX OOD IIOVVA RD nlub 1 'l l1ml1L,cx 'S 'Nlrmltors NNOOIDALI 'XIFRII TYTLYN emnlub 1 LII erm VVOUIJARD IARI TRI XIUXO 7 lub 'S I 2 VBICRIN LILTIXW 99 lhequ Not pictured 4 UN XLT RAY Ilns Basdnll 3 GUDDAHIJ JUNIOR HUNIAX BITT Pepclub I '4 Bmd PILIXGI R ROBFRT Peplluh 1 0 'S Foothill XX INTTNIITTI VVARRFN I4 otbill 1 'R In-'11 ' 1' y ' M A-Z1-3,4 AE :I L 21141. '41, , L1 D C .- mb. 3, N. A 1- -3. mx 7:'c.', G. R, 1-2-3, G. A. A 1---.., -. ian 1-2. Eli-Y, 2-:a. IJ mm :a . in. K .. I CGMING ATTRACTIONS 17 f ,f 'fi 1 j X fax VJ x I 1 5' T T t fi. V Q l 9 4 X 0 i ,f,a,i at , x I 9 A JUDIOI' Class 1111 1 ce11tr11 lot of the Dodge i1t1 Semor 111511 School Qtudroe 11ef111c1'111ot111r 111g 111011011 puturc suucse 111 the makmg 1116 11111orL11sQ Thu product1o11 IS kept KOI1t1l'lL1'l11X 111 11111111 111 our 1o111pntc11t f11rc1to1 MHS Inuldlla Nums 11111 the 111111 twecutnt lr111c1p1l Frank 1 '1o1 son 1111 111Q1e of the e11t1re productlon 19 st11o1'1s111 e1111c1111g 'Ls IS s11o1111 111 thc 1 rgt perCe11t'1ge ot jumors on the 11o11or rolls I11 1110 111111 of 1t111et11s 111 ljor lmcls 1re t'1ke11 111 '111 '111 Sllf Nut 1111111r1111g 1 111 renee C'1rm1c11 1r1111 111r11u C111r1es Roberte S1C1I1LX 1r11111co1k 111111 Iiuggte Merle B1r11ee 16516 11l1I11CT 1 1111111 XX elle 11111 M'1x 111CCl1110l1g'1'l I-11l111llSl'lStIl support of these at111et1c e1e11te and Ill t11c qUllt11XXl5t XIlU111CT 1111 of the scvon IQ fmturccl 111 thc c1c11'1tC Coutcsts 1111111 11111 111161311111 and Bern '1rc1 1,0llg1'l1f1W tra 'ut11e part1c1p111tS on t11ro11gN11 the 1 11111r'1s qc 11e Nu. 1 41111 the jllllllbl' 11111 prextutul 111 techmco or 11116 1C'lC1ll1Q' rolc 111 t111x Comedy IQ lJ1'1XU1 111 N111c1ref1 111rg1s mst IS a 1113211 school semor QlllDlJOI'UXlg her '1re Pol: lhrhg. dt 11'1rr1ett 1 1e111a 1 1111 11g.,11t1oot and 15011 Tucker lhe 111111 scene the t11r111111g c11111'1x to 1 SlllLlNN1L11 i1llf1l0 1e1r comes 111t11 the 111111111 u or Sc 111or 1J'1I1qll6t 'at t11e Lor'1 1o1k1 Hotel XX1t11 the 1e11sorQ111p of the f'11u1ty 111 111m1r1111e jumor p1cture 19 re1c1y to be releasccl 1vh11e the memhere of 1tQ 11st mo1e forward to other ac111e1emer1ts Constance Lofthouse OFFICGFS Elmer Feuerborn Presldent Marlorle Calder Vnce Presldent Betty Lou Starks Secretary Treasurer Robert McJones Student Councul 18 0 . - 1 ' I' 1' ' 'jf . ' 3 ' ' . 1 ' ' - . 1 . ,. ,, , . , ,, . . . . . 1. ' 21: . nel M: 'L 1 z 5 ., ' H ' ' 1 ', ' Y. 1, 1 ,. ., . 1 2111 other class 1111c1ert:1k111gs is 1ec1 by Shirley Sue 1111Cki11g11:1111, 0116 of the peppiest cheer-leaders N 1 f - 'z - f ' To msc, ' cj A ' ' 1 . H 1 .' , 1 1 1 1. 1 c . c ' . 1 I .. c .1 X , 1 1 . X NK 51 Y ' v qyruuiiiirnn i? Bflck Row Bettv ldwarml liintes Xomlnt B111 Bodine P111 llolnnbon llonfald Davls B111 Thoman XX allue Blown 1111111141 Nlurhan l 111.,e11e 'Nelson Gertrude Sghadf Mar1.,uer1te Beggs Nhddle Row Roy beybext Iluiotlix 14341491 ltulrx Htyen Bettw Brown Amluxa btrlckland Faye Llzgr Ggnexieu N11 Xlahon Nlxitlt lxnnlnel lwelxn lowler Bonme Ubenh 1uS Betty 114111 1rd Joan He-ft Jewell Huttun Louise W nlker Frances Lou Walker fszsxxinnunv p-wi nn-vnu-ninemsn: Buck Row Jack Iandes Blllx Mam Billv I3u1g.us lmreet PlttQ lfmerson Fltzsimmons, Paul Rlchem Glen Brock II111y 'wleker lme1Gul11sberrv Middle Row Norman Leach Tommx A111111-,lldlTl tlaxence Keith Bob Tucker Earl Burdue VN une Havskens XX'1vne Bushell Carl Ienz lront Row Nlary Goldsberry Nliry lxeller Xlrglnil Stubbs l irold Spaniel Wmona Lappm Alma Frey June Hoelm X1r1.,1n11 Simple-5 Beth UCnnnor tonstance Lofthouse I9 I .W 2 I if ' -Q af 1 1 ,JA , ' 4 ' H Q1 Q 1- ,': , C , ' ' ' ' Y -' . 1 '. ' 1 v , , , h' . 1 - u 4' I 1 , ' 4 , 1 1 1 r ' r , . , . . , 1 , . , , , - . Y v -v-- ' 1 if f 1 -. ' ' 1 4. l , . , M . U N , 2 1 . 1 ' ' 1 x ' ' ' A '- 1 A 1' ' ' 1 'A ' .' ' 1 4 i Front Row: Wanda Anders, 141111121 Perkins, Holla Me-llies, Anita Saathoff, Pauline Smith, ' 7 Y ' 1 ' - . 4 1 ' , ,, ,...,, 1... -- ww 4 g. Qt . : J I. ' .' ' . ' J 1' ' . ' ., I ' ' 1 f I 1 2 . ' 5 1 .Y , , , , Y . Y , , , I . A ' A V l - v I I I I 1 Q ' ' 9, . A , . 4' '11 ' ,. l , V 'a 1' fa ' S' ' , ', , , -, , -- . - 1 1 1 L 1 + 1 - 1 1 , Mk Ron Imn lwalkex Le-mx Behl llmer leuerbovn Chirles Willard Robert Flynn I-Lxrolcl Re-hem 1 h nlu Roberto Chffoxd Crane Mxddle Row Bob Xlnmclr- 1 L B1 h Jul mdnulax Nlarxm Bar-nes Bob Xloxlan Ldvmm Wellx Robert lochems Ifmnt Pon Xlaxpaet lmr el lewle Ult-.on Geneva Jones Dorothy Kxmbrel Anna Mae Fhornton Bullam Jeanne Butler June Thornton wiikw mkw AW AREA Back Row Bob Barhydt Nhlton Gardmer Bunce Hunks Jess McKee, B111 'VIcGoffm Fallon McAdamb Nlelxm lla ms Exerett Xe-we-ll Nhddle Row Louw Qeaton Chfford Gunner George Putnam Jxmmy Tyson YV1lbur Rxchter Eu ene Gurtner Paul Hare Joe Wllkerson Front Row Margaret Brahg Xerna Dunkm Norma Rlce X1r1.,m1a Brown, Beth Lou Starks Jean Ma'-zkus Margaret Re-nhenborn Deluree 'van XU!bT'hlS Mlldred Har IS 20 .13 I r i ' I E if A B S -1 1 1 131 ': all 'I 1', ' Q , 'I ' , 5 , ' , . , Y - 1 . , H . . ' ': 1 2 ,.. 'Sv , : 'Q 2 :.', . 1 J, 1 ' , 7 .', . 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' wfswweaaewar Wwiiii Yagi Back Row Robert Goddard Jack Cohonn Edward Nlewberry Andrew Stauth Dean McConnell, Gus Allen J D Pflleger lawrence Carmlchael Dee Rndpath Blll Evert Nllddle Row Betty Garrlson Axleen Bilderston Velma Gardner Nola Bushell Peggy Ka5 lront Row Anlta Herman Betty Lobb 51111185 Bueklngham Mazey Curry Vlrgxnxa 'Vlumsemann Nlelba Barton Emd Hall Betty Lou Baker Back Row Warren Wintamute Dale Fetter Henry Brlskey Jr Bob McJ0nes Sidney Trebilcock Merle Barnes Harry Qleker Robert Gerber Charles Wxllard Dale Clifton Wllddle Row Bob Delster Vlrgll McHugh, Ll0yd Lee Lutz Leslie Hunter Dale Baird Dgnald Crane Wllbur Schoor Wxlbert Snell Jlm Ungles Front Row Rozella Dagenhart Elame Weyand Patty Lehmaln Ruth Dlllard Betty Lxghttoot, Josephlne Keith Marlowe Kmkade lfthel Lawrence 21 f , 1 - ma M M W ? X ig, ff J M 4 V . 1 5 - : . I ' , ' ' ' A' , . l , I ' ' V 1' l I 1 1 l ' 'Q ' ' - 2 ' Harriett lilema, Thelma Flanagan, Helen Yllurr, ldlnora Heronemus, Eldred Allen ' J : ' . . Y Y w ' S ' ' v , ' . I , , I - ' - A . , ' 1 , , f i . 21 'f 5, . , z If 'Q r 1 , ' . ., I , , 4 9 K I I I ' y N I 1 3 , ' , , ' , ' , . . I Sophomore Class 'Ns we tour the stucho we fmd on one of the sets the dlrettor 'md asslstant dlreetor Chlef Toalson 'md Mlss Denms Cl1iCl1'sb111g the 1JI'OCll1ktl01l Ihe Sophomore Class Xn all star east IS worltmg ln th1s fxlm and on the many sets wc flllll N'lI'l0llS stenes portraylng lngh school hfe Our flrst scene 1s 1 football fleld where the Dodge Qxty Red Demons led by Howard Mal lonte the sophomore quarter batlt are xx ell on thexr way to another xlttory As 3 most suceess ful football season tloses our camera slnfts to the gNlllH3.SlL1II1 nhere Donald Burt and other 'athletes of the dass are playlng leadmg roles on the Demon basketball team 'lhe st'1r players are not llllilted tothe 'lthletn flelcl xlone 'ls we see by thc large number of tredltable srholastlt performanres made by those competmg for honor aw'1rds IH class room xxoxk lyllflllg the ent1re proclurtmn the UI'tllCSlI'1 blncl 1llClQllOT'llN1JI'ONlfll exnellent sound effeets and specxal musual mterluclcs Ruth Olson 1J1l1llQl Robert fnbson VlOl1I'llSt and Betty l ronnn yocal soloxst are outstanclmg performers upon tht se ou 1s1ons Xnother mayor entertalnment feature 15 flllllfiil Ill the Ont Mt l lu s plcsented under the super xlslon of MISC Leah Coyne ClI'El1113.tlCS ll1I'Ckt0I' lhe tllNl'lX of the season s drirnatle produetlons Lomes xuth the Vwlnter CZ1Y'l1lN'Il xxhere Nor m1 ean lntf the Q'lI'l1lX'1l Oueen holds the spot hght Support of thesc and all other actlxltles IQ led by loulse Taylor and judglng from the en thusmsm cl1spl'1y ed next years stufllo xxorlt xylll tontmue to be outstandlng Waneta Lourame Officers Jack Lasley President Erys Emal Secretary Donald Myer Treasurer George Gould Student Councnl 22 ,s , . V .s,. , ..- , .Y U V ,. . . . . 1 t-. , , 4 ,' 1 '- ' 4-' -. 55 4 1-,,, ' . 1 ., ., , . , . M. . . V' s , , - . , ' fc ' . ., . Y ' ' . ' . . '. , , , , ' , . ., . 1 ,-, ,, . - .Y . , - 1 Y r V. Y . . , . 1 , , . ,, .. ' ., . s . ' , V ' Y Y . , ., ., 1. . 1 , 1 , . . , . , ' ., 1 , ., . . K . . , . . . . . L , 4 1 ,D , , 1 . . , J . C .. ,. ' ' .'- - s 1 , . . s . -' , , . . . . . t. t ,. . . , 1 . is . A 4 1 . V up . . . v 1 , . . , 1 . , ,. , , V 7 , , . . . ,. ... . , . . 1 . . 1, .. , ' ' ,'.' ' , ,, . 'm,v. . 1 1 . . 1 . , - ',' ', v . Q ' . ri s' v- . . y ' ' . , .- . . . 1. . , . 1 . , . ,. . , . . .V . , , . . , . . , . , , ,, 1 A 1 , ., 1 1 'Q , , . f., s'y' -' v -s v - . ., 4 , , . I 4 . 1 . 1 . . - v v . , , , , . .t. . 1 . .. . . . Back Row Bllly Foley Jack Homan Ruchard Sanford Clark Anderson, Dean Dunn, Robert Gzbson Jack Ry neleon kenneth PTIQSEII Glenn Donovan, George Gould Mlddle Royy Walter Woodslde Harvey Anders Glenn Burnett Fred Welss Erys Marne Emal Mary Louxse Adams Evelyn blmmonr. Gwendolyn Seaton Eugene Stembrmg, Bllly Seaton Cecll Thompson, Gordon Baugh Front Row Alberta Caywood, Kathryn Fuller, Phyllls Carter, Lucy Helen Buess, LOUISE Cook, Betty Lappm, Evelyn Brown, Donna Jean Hamxlton Kltty Lou Santry Louxse Taylor Jeanne Taylor Irene Zzekle Bark Hou Roland Carlson Hoyyird Hill Oakley Haunmlere lrnest Butler Glendon Harp kenneth Sutton Hoody lrryden Bob Greg, ITRVIU Flleon Bob Brennan Nlnlrlle Royy H111 Lopp Jesue lopez Pyelyn Bond Hlzel Brown Blendena Beathe Betty Dellmgel 'lllry Ann Klein Ruth Olson lune Humphreys Bernald Sherman Haxley Holladay Front Row Dorothy Blelte Betty Blick Nlarv Fls Phyllls Turner Barbara Anna Hays, NIBIJOYIQ Bond Royyena VVIISUFI Donna Jean Burr V118 Lytle Buelah Mclylnney, Nonma lean Iutz 'llnxme Qthraeder Ruth West 23 Blgk Row lark Laslex George lxalles han Glover Xorval Lemblxght Neml Imel Clarence Kreeer Bull Keck Ronald Hall Vllddle Row George I'lQllY1 in Bnllw lxettelnan Ju xnxta Powell lone Tmslm lourune Hlken Bewtrlce Bules Vx lnetx loux une Nlwnd .leln Samples Esther Langley lmle Artz Jack Ixeech Front Row 'Nlxry Alxce Burns llldlj Beth Burns Beulflh N116 511111110115 La Nelne Dulr Arlene Back Row Dean Grunder Ralph Brock Freed Arden C3 phers Leo Burke, Victor Durr, Robert Tomlinson flarenoe Alun Lharles Coxalt Ilm Flemmg Lonnie Brown, Marshall Davidson Middle Ron Fdwdrd Mellles Leonlral M lXfl6ld James Hull Robert Conley Harold Dean Best XX lrren Ballu lmle 131511013 Wayne Iee Sherman Balrd Leslle Goddard 'Xlirvln Lowalt Bern'11d Huelskdmp Front Row Beth Howerter ldlth llntch Wuhmxd Birnes Orletta lN1edens Helen Porter Gladxs Tucker Ethleen Nxedens Juanlta Ifltvslmmons Man Downey Audrey Dlehl Juamta Parsons 24 . . . . . .- ' w v ' ' L' ' . . . - , , . , . A , , 1 ' 1 . . ' , ' , Y, , -f ' v - . 4 'l 4 '- , . . ,, 1 . l . , , A f . -, l . 5 l 2 ' ,' ,I ,', ' ' Q, . . 2 X ', t ' , NXYIIIIZIDSOYI, Dorothy Penlmngton, Odetta Mae Flynn, Velma Houser, Lorraxne Cottrell, Neva Lenz l '4 e . C '3 , ' f , 1 ' 1 . , ,. , , V . . , . , , , , , , . , . ' 'I 3 ' l ' S, 5 25 ' , ' 5' , . - . A' 1 V ' , 1 ' C 'V ' 1: uv Y. v 4: 4' il' J Y' -ry' 'I Z C, . Y' A: I . , uv , , . Q, Q, . 3, . , Back Row Bud Wxmer Louls 'schaapveld Pverett Weiss John Umbach Boyd Schafer, Kenneth P.a.rtr1df.,e Merton betzkorn Bruce Paul Mlddle Row Rxc-hard Rlckman frank Qmalley Hughle 'whlra Frances Dean Lxleen Mollet Llaude Olson Phxl Young Eugene Rutherford Front Row Annabelle Leasure Martha Prey MHTJOFIB Phllllps Dorothy Fraser Corene Shultz, Llard Belle Carmlchael Delores Gdbbert Ruby Dons Qalder, Edlth Berry Back Row Dean Cook Alan Nlesklmen Robert Lenz lllfford Pflleger Dale Imel Marvin Schafer Donald Meyer Iaxl Tlll1llllN l xnest Sutton Nhddle Row Bud Sutton We-lvnn Kenth Irene svhnelder Anna Lew Johnson Bettv Black Llalne Hurst Donald wtfmten Allen Barnes Front Row lhyllle Turner Fllen Turley Pauline llelnes Ruth West Nllldred Gubson Dor0th3 Blerce XUIUII Iee Campbell Phyllls L Lrter 25 TRAVELCDGUE Around the Studio Commentator BARBARA DUREE XX ell folks now that you ve had a spee1'1l lIllI'OCl11LllOIl to the most 1m portant people nl Dodge lilgll the nultx 1nd sen1ors and at least a lnnpse ol the rest of the sc ool hon d xou hlee to take a look at what s been gorng on around some of the actlvxty lots? Well stop IH here at the OfflCC a moment flrst Good plate to begmn our tour snlee Ch1ef Toalson and M155 Nelson conduct most of the schools ousnnss land aequlre mo t of then' gray halrs XV1tl'l1l1 xts terrxfylng Walls And of course most students haxe oceasxon to xenture ln once ln a Whlle for a prlvate conference or an excuse for some L1llZlXOlQl21lJlC absenee or perhaps merely to use the phone Lh1ef 1s busy as usual glvlng us the IIHPTQSSIUII that aetxnv as a hugh school prlncxpal 1s a full t me Job and a man slzed one at that s0 let s proceed Lonnng out from the OfflC6 w1th just a llttle feelrng of relxef we IC sure to bump lnto one of the monitors statloned ln the front hall Mrs Kerns head sponsor for the organwatlon would tell you lhere are four rnorntors and substltute momtors selected from ehglble juxnors and semors by Mr Ioilson and the head sponsor Thls year they were Marjorie Lalder Evelyn Fowler Bettv Hayward Row Bexbert Russell laylor Georgla Belle Thompson l'rane1s Voorhees l'1Verne Scherzmger Xlrgnna Bltltr Eunice Massey Bob Barhydt Ruby Mae lleyen Roberta Pamter Catheryn Mooelv Mleene Balderson Betty Cobb Bob 'lueleer Amta Brady Anna Mae Hobblc lrene Beeson Betty letter lrene On en Margxret lNlcQormnk Blll Hurley Verna ean llscher Ex elyn Dlehl lela Mae lhomts Forrest Exans oe Llghter Dale lmel Marjorxe Voorhees Helen Durr Robert Mc ones md llonme ean Cook There haxe been a good many arguments as to whether these traffn cops are necessary or not Xt least they arent xery conxenlent for students who want to wander around NV1thOLlt an excuse or perhaps drop ox er to Dopeys for a coke between classes Opposed to these are the people who consrder the Nlomtors an actlve useful organrzatlon and 1 wlse restr1ct1on 29 .MW 1 1'9 vi' v I V , i 1 . . , , sl BDC I B . . - fz ' y z . 'a :- g ' 5 A I : ' h . Y! v ' V r ! 1 . S V 1 . I , LV . 1 Q x Y ' 1. x I ' - - ' ,s b . 4 V . X . . . . . L -B . Q q g - :Q .Q ,e f . . , . , M v , 1 W N ,, - . . X - . . u . Avxbx. C K . 6 I S . . - .L . V C k . I ' 14 ' I V .R f V , . -. -, ' V . , 1 that It was estabhshed for the general welfare of the student body and as a specxal courtesy to VISIIOTS. 3 - : . ' ' : . ' ' a B , Y f , V u , ,J . 'Y , ff rx 7 V , I . , 4 X' 1 , on -B l ', T' r' v K ' 5 Q ' v, ' Y Y Y Q ' v r Q '- as. 1 ,S , :Y -I ' , , ' ', , y K I D' 1 I . r A A 7 SK ' , i!! 1 , . . 1 1 f I ya - C M , . s 1 e tl A' . I , I 1 f l I . 'spt Ihlllff of dtbates uhy dont we aslt Mr Dawson debate coach just uh tt hus squad has been dolng ln that fleld thls year? Squulmcmbers were BOIIHI Gene GISII bus Allen Bull Hunt Gordon Baugh llcltn llanlen Peggy Lee Lasley Bernard Dougherty and B111 MCGOff1H t last four members named completed the entlre season Thls years ll'ltl0U'1l debate questlon was Resolwed That the lederal goxernment should own and operate the r'ulroads Mr Dawson has entered members of h1s squad IU flftx txxo deelslon debates and several non de tlslon ones More popular with the student body than thls edueatlonal argument however chcwmg gum should be estabhshed ln thxs hlgh school Mr Dawson btlltxes that debate lb one of the most worth whlle aetlxltles rn school and most of the faculty and students agree wlth hlm Debate has three mam purposes flrst It developes sklll IH publxe sptakmg sttond It developes the debaters ab1l1ty to thunk quukly and logleally, and thlrd lt promotes an mtcrtst IH publ1eaffa1rsthatbu1lds toward better Cltl7CI1Shlp In learnng to study and approxlmatt both sldes of vltal current dlseusslons and 111 t1YT1V1I1g' at an lntelllgent unb1ased toncluston tht students reeelve an lmportant tralnmg supplled 111 no other class Coach Dau son also says It dewelopes the ab1l1ty of self expression 'md 19 '1 great pCI'SOIl3.l1ty builder lrom what some of tht glrls say about Mr Dawson he should know 30 .... .' l: ,, 1. ,,' ' . . S , ,,': I I J I H . 1 ' 1 Q , Q . , , , lik, . , u 4 , k. y v - - ' 'll V 1 - . l h - . 3 . . . ' I V -1. 1 . l V: .D . C . Q . Y' V ls. L .Y s - - was the pseudo-serious debate presented in assembly under the title, Resolved: That parking lots for . L x ' I v L1 , .1 . 1 ' v. I B-x 1 L1 V , . . . '. , . . . . . , , . , . V 'f .1 fc . , H X ' . . ' - c it 4 . . .H Q Another sponsor w X xy Wwxxxxw 3. E 2 E' KZ' CU 13 W S x who IQ a flrm behever O I IH the worth and ITlCI'1t www Gleckler taculty ad WIQOT for both the Camera Club and Mmlfans Mr Crlecltlcr being an ardent camera man hlmself IS more than capable of mstructmg both clubs ln the fme polnts of h1s art A great many students have a casual 1n terest ln photography and enjoy taklng occas lonal snaps of school mates or unflattermglx candld camera shots of the1r teachers, but most of them mlss the full enjoyment that 1 more complete knowledge of takmg plctures can brmg Dorothy Barnes J L Blseh Mlldred Byers herneth qhi Se sfudenff are mlgslng an Opportunltl F Bon G G h F G tn r Hollxs Hunt Peggv LESS? Rlclllfirdenlrorlfan lrulueerlim ulvroifer ceeu Thompson to learn by not jolmng the Camera Club a Dmud Txlson IOIS Warren Cecll Sanders new UI'g 1Ill73.tl0Il created th1s year for those mterested 1n photography w ho haxe had httle experlence ln prex lous years lJCgl1'l11CI'i were admltted to membershlp 1n the wl1Il1fZ1IlS Club along vvlth the more adwanced students Mr Gleckler savs that both groups accomphsh more under thxs new system Some of the problems studled 1n Camera Club thlg year xx ere the essentlals and operatlon of a camera dex elopmg and prlntmg 1J1CtllI'LS enlarglng color photography 'md motlon plctures I or the adxanced amateurs the l.Vl1lllfElUS Club offered a more technlcal study of f1lters the nature of color photography the prmcxpals of good enlargmg dlfferent developers and thelr qual1t1es the propert1es of varlous kmds of lens the constructlon of a dark room, and s1m1l1'1r problems In the fall an evenmg tr1p 1nto the coun try combmed the features of plcture taklng and a xxlener roast l ater 111 the xearaphoto scaxenger hunt was staged w1th unusual re sults Gther contests were held and some of the p1ctures 9L1lJTIll'EljCCl were used on the I lfe ln Dodge Hlgh board X number of members submltted excell gut lqtuff-5 and most of th Hurley Cook Jack Cohoon Lorraune Cottrell Kenneth F1-'legen P ern lmprovefl George Gould Fugene Gurtner Paul Hare Bruce Hleks Hollis thelr techmque 1n photography Hunt Lee Leatherwooganf32?frtRxg'fgnfSne5'cha'd Morgan Cecu 31 , f' , K, f , , l -1 ff Q v 1 f , F. 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K sv l as-Twist 7 The professxonal actors and actresses of the h1gh school as well as all K l those stage struck are to be found hehlnd scenes on the Thesplan set if preparing for the1r next four star performance under the llghts 'lhe local Thesplan Club and troop 318 of the Nat1onal Thespran Honor qouety have been the center of dramatu cndeaxor and mterest, and al though none of the play casts were l1m1ted to the memhershrp of elther organlzatlon most of the work and knowledge requlred for presentlng each play was done ln both groups Mlss Coyne and Mr Dawson were kept busy dxrectlng the actron of the four major 19391940 productrons The Sophomore One Act Plays thejumor play Footloose the semor play and the sprmng contest play The Maker of Dreams The Qophomore One Act Plays a recent addltlon to the season s dramatlc productions were recelved by the sophomores as an opportunlty to show thelr talents The one act plays were student dlrected by outstandlng Natronal Thesplans under the superxnsmn of Miss Coyne The three presented thls year xx ere Sultable for Charlty Star Bflght and M1ss Mobrays B1g Moment The senmor three act play The Clutchmg Claw dlrncted by Mr Dawson was the fmal dramatxc productxon of the season Ronald Jones Lawrence Drehmer F J Barnett Hurlev Cook Hollis Hunt B111 Qtarks Bettygean Connaway Loxs Warren Dorothy ischnelder Mary Vlrglma Gean LaVerne Hchermnger If-wr:.,la Belle Thompson 'Vlary Glbb0llS 32 .J-4' S?7'W'Z1f'h' V hi w'w-Jmifffallimf rpg 'ti I ' W' ' ' T A SP ' ' X K ' ' X 5' ff- as - vs ' - . , , . , ,. 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FOOTLOOSE Harmett Tlema Mildred Hlrgxs Bob Barhydt Bernard Dougherty Betty Ilghtfoot Lharles Roberts Elmer Feuerborn Patty Lehman lbul Burdue Nlazq Lou lurry Bob Tucker Bette Iellgw Donald Dum Ivelyn Fowler SUITABLE FOR CHARITY Donna Jean Hamxlton Gordon B1up..h Davld TIISOH Louwe Cook Kltty Lou Santry B0b Gregg Tommy Thomas 2 THE MAKER OF DREAMS Georfze Campbell 'Nhldred Harms Dav1d Truman 33 E E A 1 T Q-L , , , fi Eirgfy' I B 'll- as aw W x.'d,s32'W QQ fr 9 0 0 90992 A 42'9f9'9oOxeO Q bt Q90 409 Q' us fb aff 3149 at at we rr 9 C9 e 4 xv C0 WV? 16 w 0 'c 'vgyooo og c Ax .5 Q92 V 664 A Wet' mme x5 iz H Q .Q Qsx Q 460 2' o fc Qozemi ft Q? '52 09 A YJ 00 -as X so is 'Q QF ez' 0 5 9 Q Sxozlcxx V Q Cl 63 Q55 '50 Q? Q69 ies 20 QWGS6 'S CC ,D 4 Q9 fzw 6' 0 OQQYQKIZTS Y, sich C3 0 9 40 Wsgvfftiie 95 Q9 X Q7 QQA 9 xl SOGPQ, fb K 4 s fm fb xg Q. 6 rp -0 90 0 HIY On the G R s blue trlangle lot the year has been a busy one wlth more than two thlrds of the glrls 1n hrgh school workmg on the scenes Mlss Haag head sponsor, reports a number of Vafled projects and SOCIHI enter tamments mcludmg the pubhcatlon of a G R year book flnancmg of delegates to Camp Wood and the d1str1ct conference at Pratt the d1s baskets, and the annual Mother Daughter banquet The members as well as the sponsors feel that G R has successfully fulf1lled 1ts purpose T flnd and g1VC the best The meetmgs, conslsted of a varlety of 1nsp1rat1onal and cultural materlal combmed Wlth the work of del1ver1ng telephone dxrectorles sellmg candy and preparmg a carmval booth and the fun of socxal affarrs have made a wellrounded program for the growth of each G R member Whlle we re talklng of G R we mlght as well go across for a NlSlt to H1 Y and see what the boys have been domg under the leadershlp of Mr Mrller Mr Alalr Mr Stanton and Mr Sterrett The purpose of H1 Y rs to create maxntam and extend throughout the hlgh school standards of Chrlstlan character based upon clean hvmg clean scholarsh1p clean speech and clean athletlcs 'lhe year s programs have been bu1lt upon these1deals and the objectne of g1VlHg enjoyable and educatlonal trammg to H1Y boys The most lmportant event durmg the year was the d1str1ct conference held December 17 18 ln Dodge Clty More than one hundred and twenty flve boys were cntertamed by the local club 34 e ca R 09 ' ' Q W tis 42 - ' e Oo W , 6 4 Q1 A X ,ly . .8 ,A . 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The Ser1pt 11 r1t lllg and Oflgllldl SLYCCH play S for xdflgqh ljffjfluc Mus l'ng,holm Al11e 1111111111011 Hannah Bexyl V1 1ll1r1l Geo1g1a Belle Thompson, Barbara lbmee 'Xl1l1l111l Bxers Gordon B1u5.,h Magadlle-111 1111111111111 Blenda Beathe Waneta. nous hfl-We 135111 111111 lettx lJell1n1.,11 Arlene VN 11l11mson lxelxn Nnnmons Margaret Bragg 111 done larg1ly by the 11nte11ther Club el group of tl1os1 1nter1sted 111 readmg 1nd 1r11t1xe 11 Tlllllg sponxored by M155 1L11ffl1ol1n LllllOI' Enghsh 111xtru1tor 1he Clflglllal xx Tlllllg 610111 bx tl11 1lub 111111111111 esaays artleles, book reports short stor11s .1111lpo1trx N 11umber of TLNILXXS .md st11l11x lll QLIILIH1 hterature formed a part of the round tabl1 C1lSKl.1SSlU11S lhe 11nf1z1tl1er Llub pr1s1nt11l .1 xery popular 215561111715 progr 1111 lll the form of a Profewor u1z Qontest sold 1,1111lx at both b.1s111tb'1ll and football games, operatcd 1 booth It the Larnwal, and took X11 Goffm 11t11e p1rt ll 1 1r1o11s othcr s1hool z1et1x1t11s Academy Awards l Nrmowm.. ONOQSOOETY One ot tl1e most lmportant, and most 1n1pr1 sane Qeta we have to y1s1t 1S th II of the 'Nfatlonal Honor Soelety Twenty thrce studentq from the sen 1or 1lass of 1940 as well as e1ght JUHIOTS 11 ere r11e1ve11 1HtO thls nat1onal honorary organ11at1on The Cllglblllty rules 5111111112116 all but the upper one th1rd of e:11h 1laQQ and the f1fteen per cent n1embersh1p 1Q selected from th1s group by the faculty upon the bams of leaderslmp s1holarsh1p, character, and serv1ee The N 11 Q alumn1 banquet one ofthe h1gh pomts of the s1hool war was followed by the annual 1111111111011 sery11e of new members The N H S served the s1l1oo1 III 3 number of way A new seruce started durmg the Second semester was thetutorlng of fa111ng students Th1s1s one 0I'gHIl1ZZ1t1UTl where membershlp N accepted aa an honor and a respons1b111ty by the 1lITl1tCC1 number who belong 'Vlarv Jo Blllklllf-,hHYT'l B111 Bunt Barbara Duree Marv G1bbon-1 Peggy Iee Laalev Norma Jean Lembmght E J Baggett George Campbell 'Nhrx Bea Flmt Helen Hmnlen Max Hollmgsworth Lee Leatherwood Joe L1ghte-r Alfred McGahen Thelma Nloxer, Barley Jane Petersen, llorothv Schnmder, Dorothy Sehraeder, Robert Thels, Patty Thomas, Betty Turlev, Lola Xvarren, Arnold Z1elke, Bob Bftrhyclt, Margaxet Bragg, Mazey Lou Curry, Bexnard Dougherty, H'1rr1ett Flema, Elmer leuerborn, Nhldred II1rp1s, Robert N1eJoneS 36 I I l ,rf yr I . 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F Y - rs. . , , 1 'L l Reporters from the studxo publ1c1ty department are to be found on all Behind The the sets obtarnlng the latest news and most lnterestlng feature materlal for the school s bl weekly publxcat1on TheDodger Thxs fue column paper 15 Headlines edltecl by the Journallsm class and flnanced by advertlsmg from local mer chants together w1th money from the student act1v1ty fund Practlcally all hrgh school students subscrlbe as well as other 1nterested persons outslde the school 'lhe echtors and staff are changed every n1ne weeks to gne each student actual experlence 1n dxfferent txpes of newspaper work The four students xxho served as edltor durlng thls school year are Mary 0 Bucklngham Lots NN arren l'1Vernne Scherzrnger and B1'l Dunn Other members of the journahsm class who held varlous posltlons on the staff are Mlldred Byers Ceorge Campbell Mary Gxbbons Aaxon Mendenhall Thelma Moyer B1ll Starlcs Vrrgll Taylor lela Mae Thomas Pattle Thomas D3N1Cl Truman Marjorle Voorhees and Howard VVood Three JUHIOTS were admlttecl to the class at the lD6g11'lI'llHU of the second semester to learn the fundamentals of echtlng the hrgh school paper so that they mlght glwe exper1ence to next year s staff These were Qhlrley Que Buckrngham Bernard Daugherty and Bob Fugate Vlorlcmg under an ed1tor1al pol1cy of mot1on plcture rmproxement and the dzrectlon of Mlss Welle Barnhart Journahsm mstructor the Dodger has carrled head lxne news storxes of studlo exents and renews of all productlons released by the Dodge Clty Senlor Hlgh School 37 . , - , . 1 , .- . . . .y- ,i . . , . , . . . . . .. 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' ' , 1 I Q 'l s y -1 1, r . -1 s ' 'fs I - . , - , c c .. . - . .Y . ,Q Y . ., v , . . 7 V. . . . . - . y , , , V 1 , , 1 , c . , . - , , , ' - , '-N' ' s-M ' -'M - H f - N W WNW ,,l.,..,.,WN ,ww .6 Scenario Writers N less detalled but more permanent renew of the year s aetlvrtxes has been leapt for the frles of the motlon pleture mdustry by the annual staff pubhsh ers of the 1940 year book The SOu wester The orrgmal staff selected by faculty aomrmttee and those later added under speual edltorxal departments lmlude Edltor Barbara Duree Nssrstant Enhtor los NVarren Busmess Manager lwancy ane Petersen Qanders nd Hurley Cook Sport Edxtors B111 Dunn Dorothy Sthraeder and Ronald ones Typlst Alue MCC,l1I1OI1 Sponsors M195 Nelle Barnhart 'md Mr llryte bleekler faculty adv1sor to the Qnmor Class The staff selected and deyelopedtle theme usmfr orrglnal layouts art work and amateur photo graphv In order to rssue The Sou wester as econo mmllx 'rs posslble a larger year book featurmg more photographs of Hmgh 'School 1 lfe has been dex eloped to serxe as a lastmg record for those who participated IH lts production 38 9 I y X ' 1 ' ' , ' 1 ' .1 v v , ' - . , , 7 . . , 'V 5 . y . . , , l .- x . , , gp 5 1 , 1 J . ng 1xSSlSt21Ilt BUSINESS Manager, Leroy Masseyg Art Editor,Bettyyeanionnawayg Photographers, Cec11 . f 2 : ', ' , ' , I 5 ' , ' f N xv ' ' f v - 1 - f ' ' ,. , , .. . . . , B S V y B. 5 my W , ' - Y . 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'I s x Fnst low Lhurchlll Grose Stanton OKeefe Second Row Bexrv Bllskv Imel Barton Cllfton Third Row Wllllrm Bltktlv Llelke flI7IU1Ll1lPl Iovtery 'NlcC'ullough Merle Barnes Fvans Mallonee lourth Row Kelth leaton Beathe Marvm Barnes Roberts De-lster Ili-,llltl PlZll lg6l 'lruman Hancock lXLNlCXNlllg the hxghhghts Ill the world of Demon sports The camera turns on Coach Churchlll and hrs flfty hopefuls who after weeks of drhgent practne hold premler on the home fleld and scamper ox er Ford 70-O Next Dodge sends the wlldcats of lVllllllCOl'1 home wlth 1 19 16 loss as Howard lxmsley and a 7-6 loss to the VV1ch1ta East after the Xces flrpped across a last mmute touchdown to nm 1n 1 story book f1HlSl1 'lhey also lost to Stafford '75-O 111 a champlonshlp game Churchxll s team sprmkled salt on the Salt Haw ks from Hutchlnson 'md readlly won from the l arned I11Cll3.l1S ln one of thelr best performances for the season 7 0 In thelr AYU11St1CC day classrc nlth Carden Cxty the Demons burled the buffaloes and the trad1t1onal hatchet under the home grxd rron In the Turkey day festlxal the Demons handlly turned back the Pratt Greemes rn a muddy game to wmd up the schedule Coach Churchill turned out an unusually large amount of stars Clllflflg the past season Car mathael at tackle and VV1ll1ams at fullback rated all conference Zlelke Lowery and Mallonee landed second team berths whlle Blakely P1Z1IlgCI', Berry and Ingbhtcr recelved honorable men tlon PIQSICIH Warriors 40 Y' 2 2 ' 3 ' , I ' , , ' 1- ans, zdy, Vt, , '21 z., A ' ', , , ,. Q, u , I ' , -7 ' , I, ' ' H, ' , V V . 1 ' , ' ' , ' . r , ,' , ,' ' ' ' . . . ' ' 4 - . . ,i ' ' . ' C . e- ' . Mallonee, a sub, ran 85 yards for the winning touch down. Demon flops include a scant 7-0 loss at V. .1 ' at . . S V Al A, l 1 vi n ' 7. . I S - , . . i , ' L , M . . . l , . , . . . , . L v S L C V. 7, . V S . 1 . .y N . - . Y Y - 1 . If , ' V . . X . . A - 7 u H . y , , S ' r ' ' a , C r 5 ' - 0 t- 1 4 r x ' . ,. , x G ll f l Il J l l I 9 O Southwest Kansas Cage Stars Xnd noxx thc spot ight focuses on thc homc couit ls thc Demons begin '1 most successful luslcetball seison by polishing oft Lathcdral of W1ch1t1 lratt Kingman Cireat Bend 'md all Ie'1gue teams to complete the first round of the sc 1son and enter the I 1rncd tourncx undefeated lhere howex er Dodge met her first defeat xx hen the liberal directors xelled cut to the Demon um string and toppled them in the semi final 71 70 Suffering several defeats in thc sccond half of the schedule the Stautonmen dropped 'mother close one to Liberal and an eleven pointcr to Pratt lirst placc honors in the Southwest league were juggled by Pratt 'Ind thc local squad until an upset Kinsley vxin pushed the Greenies aside to leave Dodge uncrovxded on the leaguc throne ning the regional cup for the first time in four years Thls xictorv sent the local team to Topeka where they were defeated in the first round of the state tourncx by Parsons Neil Imel 'ind lorrest Evans w re top box officc performers and both ranked high in league stand ing with Irog placing first and King third in the scoring Theis and oe lighter were two of the hcst guards in the league and Trehilcock also was strong on defcnse using his height in clearing the hack boards liurt sophomore understudy to Ex ins prox ed his vxorth in the liberal game 'ls his scores kept the Demons in the running The Demon prospects for future productions 'irc good in th it stars m the mst include Imel Mallonee Brock VVells Gibson and manv others Front Rom Burt Brock Qtanton Mallonee Wells Mllddle Row Grose Gibson Trebilcock Thomas Back Row Lighter Theis Imel Sullivan Evans 41 . . it x V . . . 1 I p x f ' + ' Q i 1 V K K L -1 5 D .1 'c . -4 x ' ' . r Q . v i , I . Y ' n ' N jr , sa v ' v- ,' , ' ' I L ' I V l A . J. su I sl ' L Y V . I X il -1 K . sl l k Y 7. si ,D I s pi. D V x ' x n Climaxing the :season Dodge overcame a previously undefeated Medicine Lodge quintet thus win- ' . A ,l .1 I 7 sq L q . Y. 1 .. : .. K N. . L ,, . ,, . . . r .N J J. '. f I . ,' Y 4 .4 .N ' -1 , . i if . i i s . , 5 vi ki, V Q: Y ' 4- L . .L , l , c, . , 1 . . mzxmbm NETMEN MEN BASEBALL mHbObm Q 42 l l The Pace Setters X11 tddcd 'tttrattxon to the b'1sketb'1ll and football features was the Dull Team vh1Ch prouded half tnne attraatlons for several home games and made out ot town appearances at WlLl11t3 E'1st Stafford l1lJ6l 1l and Pratt The blatkout tap step dr1ll lllummated by flashllghts clxmaxed thelr yetr s actxxltles 'md proved a sellmg card to many Dodge Clty fans Mlss Irene Moll producer has emphaslzed to the grrls durmg the year several qual1t1es, poise w huh 15 dexeloped by the marthmg fundamentals cooperatlon or workmg as a group rather than as mdxuduals wblch rs nece sary to put over a drlll and 1n1t1at1ve brought about by the glrls presentmg thur own drllls ln class Brlght blue brald adorned the groups mllxtary L1I'11fO1'l'HS Hats were styled after those of the lXl1SSlZ1I'l Cossacks TgOI1HlG1Sh drum major strutted her stuff 1n a blue satln umform wlth a whlte shako Peggy I asley was m there tw1rl1ng1n a blue and wh1te Olltflt The drummers Vxrgmla Brown and Shlrlex que Bunlxmgham Completed the scene Altogether It was a snappy lookmg marchlng group To elnnmate stmff formallty MIQS Moll has OI'g'1I1l7Cfl the troupe th1s year as a club wxth regular dues rather than '1 nlass Un hand to asslst her m her CllltlCS as producer were the Drlll Team s offxcers Off the set 1ct1w1t1es durmg the year lHCll1Cl6Cl a tr1p to thf state basketball tournev an all school party and a pot lutk supper Busmess ventures mcluded a Carmval booth and a COOk1C sale Q W W? 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M . ...T g givin A f, E We ., .AT 5 5 1 f' 5 ' ' -ef . , ,,..1'l,r' y T J ' ' -4 V , ' ' G A A Tumbling As the camera shrfts we focus on an act1ve group of glrls learmng the fundamentals and technlques of many dlfterent games rncludmg basketball volleyball ar1el darts tenn1s and others Those offluatmg on the G A A set are Dorothy Schraeder pres1dent Dorothy Brown vrce presrdent Fvelyn Dmehl student counul representatlve Mary G1bbons secretary treasurer and X urgrnra Brown program chalrman VN 1th the 21SSlSl3.I1CC of thelr sponsors Mlss Irene Moll and M1ss Elalne Glldersleeve the G A A grrls held thelr own annual play day actlng as host to two hundred glrls from the surroundlng towns Sex eralglrls l'l1OSt2lCt1VClIl G A A attended the play day at Lavx rence Whlle others went to Hays 'Ihe G A A booth was awarded a cup for belng the best decorated concesslon on the floor at the all school carnnal and rn the physlcal educatlon demonstratron presented May 3 G A A members frgured prommently A number of letters were awarded for the year s work Those earnmg awards were requlred t obtam one thousand polnts recemved by takmg gym gomg on hlkes keepmg health and posture rules and partlclpatlng IH tournaments They were Mary Gibbons Mae Beech Dorothy Brown Eunrce Massey uanrta Sutton Dorothy Schraeder Evelyn Dlehl Sh1rley Sue Bucklngham Mar garet Bragg and Betty Starks Shrftmg to the cast set of glrls athletics the camera man snaps the twenty one members of tumblrng club 1n pvram1d formatlon Anna Belle Leasure pres1dent Mary Beth Burns VICC pres1dent Patty Lehman publ1c1ty charr man and Mazey Lou Curry soual chairman offlclated 1n the pl'OflLlLt10I'1 of thls short dlrected bv Mlss Moll The tumblmg team met b1 monthly on Monday mornrng alternatlng wrth G A A and the mem bers drsplay ed thelr acqurred dexterrty 1n executlng gvmnastlc drllls at a public appearance at the phx sxcal educatron demonstrat1on 44 n o a 4 . .x R . 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M., fl f ' sf 17 'li ,xslt l jl f' ,1 I DClub NA55 Llghts Camera Action' As our sports camera trollles deep 1nto the sports d1v1s1on the spot comes to rest on one of the hlghest honors that any athletlcally mclmed young man of D C H S can rata the lNat1onal Athletlt Scholastlc Soclety better known to sportsmen as the N A S S 'lo become a member of thrs organlzatlon whose purpose IS to encourage hlgher scholastlc ablllty on the part of the utne sport partltlpant the 1nd1v1dual must not only be unusual at the sports trade but must be aboxe 'tx erage at the scholastlc stride A frlm starts rollmg on the next set and we fmd a very popular group of students the D Club known to the student body on a background of sod and uhlte strlped markers oak and nets bats rrttkets and track hoof towers And as the sports camera hrghhghts another angle we fmd that each of these members of thls club IS a master of h1s sport or sports havmng lettered m the xarxous ones Durmg the month of February the club traveled to VV1ch1ta to wltness for majorlty of 1ts members lts hrst lce hockey battle Along xxlth 1ts warrous progxesslve actlons the members also purchased 1 camera xuth whrch It furnishes the plctures for a hxgh spot ln the all school carnlval thc IJ Clubs llttle Ilheater l'or all thls and more too We say four bells for 1ts purpose to promote athletxcs and to entourage all sthool attlxltles bx treatmg a more frlendls feelmg 'I he club rs headed by presldent Farl NK 111 ams Uthtr offuers 'tre secretary treasurer Bob Berry student council representative Arnold Zlclkc sergeant at arms Dale Lowrey 45 Q , , ...-M -ju I, I p 0. f 1 N It , V 0 o o 5 l if S' 1, - 1 s si , , . 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W -- --------A-... . -w 1 25 r- Q ' , 'J' J ' ' 1 5 fs, z . , 8 Demon Pep Directors The brllhant successes of all the hugh school productlons has been partlally due to the organlzed support of the grrls pep club Demonettes sponsored bv Mrss Eulaha TNCVIIIS Admlnrstrators elected to dlrect the clubs actlxrtres are Mary Grbbons presldent Bettvjean Connaway student councrl XllLC Henry program charrman and Norma Lutz secretary treasurer The Demonette Club was open to all the glrls rn the school wrthout the usual club restr1ct1ons The purpose of thrs democratic organlzatron was to provlde socral opportunrtles to everyone and central 176 the Interest 111 drfferent flelds An rnterestrng booth at the carnxval was operated by the pep club and the members attended the games as a group furnrshrng a colorful and enthusrastrc cheerlng sectlon Mere flashes of color on the reel of D C H S actrvltles were the cheerleaders rn showy attlre Always on hand to speed up productlon at pep ralllcs and games these human color charts became famrhar frgures on the Demon sets In a school wlde electron Lourse Taylor sophomore and Ronald ones sen1or won the screen test and slgned a year s contract A week later the boys and glrls pep clubs elected Nevln Keller senlor and Shrrley Sue Buckrngham Junror to represent them A yell contest sponsored by the Student Councll had one cheerleader among the Judges These talent scouts pronounced Hurley Cooks one potato two potato the cream ofthe crop The cheerleaders d1dnt mlss scenes At least one representatlve was at every out of town game holdlng up the colors QWWWW Wwe-,Sv W 1-Y-wa-' or sae fr? 52? mxtrwfwfg Wag M WN 46 . . . . 1 , . , . 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It played at many events-parades, Open House, football and basketball games, pep meetings, and assemblies-as well as presenting two concerts. The sixty members were governed by a board which determined the policies of the organization. The executives were Hill Bunt, Lawrence Drehmer, Norma jean Lutz, Bill Starks, Georgia Belle Thompson, Louis NYeide, and Mary Bea Flint. The band's annual pay concert given in December was an outstanding success. A variety of selec- tions were presented including everything from symphony to swing. In March, Dr. Frank Simon conducted the band in a performance that drew the highest praise from the many who heard it. The cornet trio, pep band, and brass quartet were small band groups which made special apa pearances from time to time. Members of the cornet trio were David Tilson, Phil Young, and Donald Walker, pep band, Lawrence Drehmer, Glen Brock, Jess McKee. David Tilson, Donald Vvalker, Phil Young, Norma Lutz, Fritz llenthorn Bill Dunn, llill liunt, Alice McConnon, and George liampbellg and brass quartet. David Tilson, Phil Young, Bill Hunt, and Bill Dunn. Two visiting music critics applauded the band heartily. Mr.' Clarence li. Sawhill, director from the l'niversity of Illinois, who was in Dodge City for the band clinic in February said, The Dodge City llighSchoolhas excellent quality. Dr. Simon commented, You have a fine symphonic band developing here -awards of musical distinction the band highly deserved. V V we-'fewer , Nh:-s is g if I V e.,..M- ,L '-u....,,,, mm --nv...-s..,,,.. ,,,--....,,,.-I W-. 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