Eureka High School - Le Memoir Yearbook (Eureka, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 66 of the 1948 volume:

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During the six years that Mr. Ward has taught in Eureka High School he has proved to be a teacher who is always willing to help students. fellow teachers, and school organizations in whatever capacity he may be called upon to serve. In appreciation of this fine service this dedication is made. BOARD UF ED Left to right: Mr. F. B. Steele, Mr. C. E. Betsher, retiring President: Mr. H. G. Willoughby, Clerk: Mr O. K. Cornett, President: Mr. M. L. Paul, Vice President: and Mr. E. E. Iacobs. A Eureka is fortunate in having a Board of Education who are intensely interested in the educational progress of Eureka Public Schools. They are to be congratulated upon their vision and forward look. SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS Mr. W. C. Kampschroeder during more than a decade of service in the Eureka School system has demonstrated that he ranks high as a school administrator. He is admired by all with whom he works for his insight into school and community problems and his willingness and ability in helping to solve them. During the past year, together with the Board of Education, he has ably supervised the construction of the new addition to the high school building, a project which he has long de- sired, and which is now cz reality. Miss Lela Mae Hart, secretary to the superintendent of schools and the Board of Education, is completing her second year in the office. Efficient and willing to work. Lela Mae is to be commended for her services to E.H.S. "IN WE GO" "l ii I I "WE MEET" O U R -f-it:4s.sfe+f.- .-M - r Q w X. , -. p. .r r 4. ?' MR. BUDD Mr. U. H. Budd has been in the Eureka school system for six years. The past three years he has be n principal of the Senior High School. During his administration he has proved his ability s an administrator and teacher by his sound counsel and high quality leader- ship. Mr. Budd has won the cooperation of the students and faculty by his high ideals and understanding interests in all school affairs, no matter how trivial. He has contributed much to the school and community. Our Principal is indeed a true friend of everyone. FACULTY ALICE FREEMAN Iunior English Kansas State College, Manhattan U. H. BUDD Principal G Commerce Washburn College Kansas State Teachers College, Emporia ELIZABETH LORENZ Vocal Music Kansas State Teachers College, Emporia Salina, Kansas 414 HELEN PARKES Mathematics Central Missouri State Teachers College University of Kansas LAWRENCE BLAIR Coach 62 Typing Kansas Wesleyan Uni sity, Salina VET- GALE BREED Vocational Agriculture Kansas State College, Manhattan ROBERT MILLER Instrumental Music Kansas State Teachers Pittsburg I AN E DENNIS School Nurse Mercy Hospital Independence ROSAMOND MOR Spanish, History, University of Okl El Dorado ALOHA PRESTO Girls Physical Ed Kansas State Tec College, Emporia Baker University Baldwin FACULTY l I it 1 13 VELMA VLCEK GERALD BECK CYNTHIA PAYNE Commerce Science Home Economics Kansas State Teachers Southwestern University Kansas State Teachers College, Emporia University of Illinois College, Emporia Kansas State College Knoxville, Tennessee W' C. KAMPSCHROEDEB Manhattan Ft. Collins, Colorado I Supt. of Schools r Psychology University of Kansas Lawrence EUNICE NELSON Latin 61 English Bethany College. Lindsborg PHYLLIS WARE OSCAR ERICKSON LELA MAE HART History Assistant Coach, Citizen- Secretary to Supt. 5: Washburn College ship G Boys Physical Ed. Board of Education Topeka Kansas State College Eureka, Kansas Manhattan Not Pictured: CECIL WARD NELLIE SHULTZ Industrial Arts Librarian Kansas State Teachers University of Colorado College. Ernporiq University of Michigan .YV -Ll The officers of Student Council are as follows: Max Lovett, Treasurer: Iudy Teter, President: Carol Forbes, Vice President: Nancy Dickerson, Secretary. Mr. Cecil Ward, Sponsor. Courtesy Committee includes the following: Iohn Green, Iohnnie Hendricks, Nancy Dickerson, Dcgle Culbertson-Chairman. rr- B : -- - - memes nv 1 E N The Student Council is made up of students representing the various classes and organizations in school. Throughout the year it promotes projects and activities beneficial to E.H.S. and cooperates in school administration with the purpose of a better school constantly in mind. 1 Courtesy Committee includes the following: Iohn Green, Iohnnie Hendricks, Dale Culbertson- Program Committee includes the following: I Margaret Green, Ieaneene Fischer-Chairman. Dor- othy Henderson, Mary Starner. . Chairman, Nancy Dickerson. YJ .1 ,A Dance Committee includes the following: Sue Baird, Ierry Steele, Iill Ogilvy, lla Barnes, Chairman. -.11 , m H 1 .25 j-:J fRx.fj'Jggf g my 4 J f I "!-aff -- I 2 l 1 1 1 . " fi' . 1 5151 1 fi' A ' M NV W -f , "- ,I fl 5 W- - 1, '41 . f .W rf , ' B ww... -, r- ff . ...QA ,Higgs ,.-H. -I W ,,. ., ., , , , :W 2121, A,-s-.,.. f fn., V 11--L 1 - , f FH 2 ..,.,. yz L7 fu ' ,fg-v-1. ifj'x.1? -Q THE ANNUAL STAFF OFFICERS ARE AS FOLLOWS: 1. Editor-in-Chief ....... Carol Ann Smethers 2. Business Manager . . ......... Bob Dettmer 3. Associate Editors Wanda Murdock 4. Kay McMenamy 5. Art Editors Ruth Harding 6. 7. 8. Sports Editor 9. Music Editor 10. Photo Editors 11. 12. 13. Typists . . 14. 15. Louise Worrell Tillie Lyons .. . Bill Brookover Alice Parks . . Iohn Green lack Pugh Beverly Lyons . . . . Donna Newlon Guida Stringer Patricia Vaughn X CLA h 'N W fm 45 5 -I' ff: L 'L vie? tif f , 1:-i qr iq fb i, Miss Shu1tz's 4th hour Library Class Isn't Algebra fun?" This is Miss Pc1rkes's 3rd hour Algebra class A a me sm xx fx z xx A We 1 gs ngfnmmwx gum mms' was -mae 6, Q www Ham f I 7E'.f.'f :HQ-i2,:i . !' ' A., 'H V L., jar 29 sa am a ,Q xx "THE GREENIESH F R E 'SFI .. Lum? tl? 4.5.55 , Class Officers: Stanley Marshall, President: Mary Ellen Vaughn, Secretary-Treasurer: Freddie Criswell, Vice Presi- dent. 5"c'jm- SQA fi, Z W 'K I I ,I 45, P S D Hel'-Q, 7 Q? 60 . As Freshmen we have just finished the first few steps of a long climb up the E.H.S. Steps of Education. Using our many talents and abilities we hope to complete our four years of education in E.H.S. with honor to ourselves and to our school. Class officers elected this year were, Stanley Marshall, President: Freddie Criswell, Vice President: Mary Ellen Vaughn, Secretary. Student Council members were Iohn Green, lim Sharp and Sue Baird. Our sponsors, Mr. Breed, Mr. Erickson, and Miss Shultz, have been a great help to us and to them we extend our thanks. m-is . xx.: as mms ls-ss as Back row : N. Thompson, I. Bumgardner, L. Reider, W. Churchman, I. McC1intick, I. Green, N. Montgomery, T. Tucker. Middle row: I. Soule. C. Miller, B. Belt, I. Cooper, V. Morris, I. O'Neal, L. Murphy, E. Barrier. Front row : D. Daugherty, M. Myers, I. Reich, K. Kennedy, P. Pedroja. M. Loebel, M. T-Tuahes. G. Francis. Back row : P. Arguelles, D. Lewis, R. Lewis, S. Marshall, I. Farmer, I. Ieffrey, S. Baird, M. Gant, N. Iarvis. Middle row: C. Hillman, A. Ralston, M. Egan, B. Romig, G. Sprague, M. French, T. Logan, I. Hawthorne. Front row : I. Burke, B. Gamblian, D. Cheatham, M. Rose, G. Edwards, C. Rockley, I. Broddle. Il .45 il Back row : M. Call, A. Leonard, V. Hinson, D. Day, M. Vaughn, T. Hudson, I. Church, A Shaw. I Middle row: C. Gaffney, F. Bumgardner, I. Dennett, R. Beal, S. Wallace, R. Becker, I. Sharp I. McMenamy. Front row : T. Teichgraeber, I. Sears, L. Miller, R. Brice, C. Rader, I. Brice, F. Criswell. "HALF-WAY THROUGH" P "Sophies" this year were hard to describe Their talents were many, but the field was wide The music, the reading and also the art And others of which these are only a part. By Kay McMenamy . 5.9, Q ff' 'f 9 G 5 .J eil" B 'Jiang if .Jimi Wa? Class OIIICGIS. an Savoy Snider. President: Dorothy Henderson, Secretary-Treasurer: Bill Hartman, Program , S Chairman. he Z Z . , 3 ' V K it ll I .Q L i .5 412, 5 Y Mm As Sophomores we have successfully completed two years of our high school and have reached the half way mark on the famous E.H.S. steps of education. By toiling steadily on- ward and upward we will reach the senior landing and become, the class of 1950. - We chose our class officers at our first class meeting in September, Savoy Snider, Pres- ident: Dorothy Henderson, Secretary and Treasurer: Bill Hartman, Program Chairman. The Student Council representatives were Dale Culbertson, leaneene Fischer, Iohnnie Hendricks. Sally Snider was our class cheerleader. In many school activities including Athletics, Music, Girl Reserve and Hi-Y, the Soph- omore class was "right out in front." Guided by our sponsors Miss Parkes, Miss Morris, and Mr. Erickson, the Sophomore class of 1947 was a ororninent one and will never be forgotten. ,fburvlm Back row : Left to right-E. Burris, S. Evenson, C. Cross. D. Dennis, V. Gray, F. Davis. Middle row: H. Green. D. Arguelles, D. Culbertson, P. Leader, D. Ash, I. Fischer, I. Rawlings. Front row : G. Dimick, P. Harvey, S. Snider, D. Brandon, P. Watson, D. Close, M. Brown. . LI Back row : D. Cloyd, C. Chastain, I. Hellman, K. Northedge, D. Peterson, E. Gum, E. Roby. Middle row: M. Braden, D. Brazil, H. Gains, F. Morris, B. Owens, D. Henderson, K. Lewis. Front row : M. Burtin, D. Crebo, M. Hellman, C. Huntington, B. Book, I. Meredith, M. Brown. Bock row : I. Downing, 1-1. Atwood, P. Hodgson, D. Pugh, I. Ash, P. Lopp. Middle row: I. Hendricks, I. Spain, S. Snider, D. I.eVieux, P. Agcrrd, B. Lorrcom, A. Smith. Front row : I. Gardner, B. Dotts, R. Harding, S. Sturgeon, B. Hartman, C. Hillman, L. Olson. .L -.g r ' f "1 5. "-A I "CHEMIST" Explosion!! CThat's me all overj Mrs. lane Dennis, our congenial school nurse, has been in the Eureka Public School system for the past two years. She carries on a health program involving periodic examinations of eyes, ears, teeth, chests, etc. We wish to extend our appreciation for her fine service and de- pendability. Mrs. Preston's physical education class "JUST ONE MORE YEAR" 'J U ur Iunior class is high above, The others Cso we thinkj e know that we're the masters ot, The useful pen and ink. Ithough we are so confident That out class is the best e have to divide our honors To leave some for the rest. By Kay McMenamy cc fri: ? JxP Y ",T U 1 I s ' ' T' T - viva. A Wim expr! 1 - I 1 I ki, , 'l , XX I ill, 'Eli ...- : lf I E 1.05, 4 ' , fl T, ,,'.Q: , 4 .1133 Q60 A -5 5' Q5 Class Officers: So A f yf' ' Wendell Iacobs, President: Winifred Miller. Vice P Pm, 4? President: Helen Hughes, Secretary and Treasurer. 'X - M T i Next -year we will reach the "top" and become the dignified Seniors of '49. At our first class meeting we elected the following class officers: Wendell Iacobs, President: Winifred Miller, Vice President: Helen Hughes, Secretary and Treasurer: Student Council representatives elected were I erry Steele, Carol Forbes and lla Mae Barnes. Martha Rose was chosen class cheerleader. The Junior class has been outstanding this year in all activities, including Glee Clubs, Bpnd. and last but not least-Athletics. Several of the best Athletes of E.H.S. came from our c ass. i The Juniors presented a three-act comedy entitled. "The High School Mystery," on De- cember 12, 1947, under the direction of Miss Eunice Nelson. This hilarious comedy was one of the most entertaining events ever presented in E.H.S. Our sponsors tor the year were Mr. Beck, Mrs. Freeman, Miss Ware and lVIiss Allen. who were alwavs ready and willing to help our class carry out its projects and activities ' ' :iii ' " ' ., ,lv I , v ., II: - 1 , 'I H ' . . .,' w - e '.. . " ' " fit: H 'Q g . fu. B , . --Le , Je, 1 , . - 4, X , ., g '. V ' ,s 1, , . 1 ses' T, ' ss ' ,. .' it ' se ' .mf , Winifred Miller Wendell Iacobs Helen Hughes Neva McCammon I UN IOR CLASS Bill Hart Betty Harbour Dorothy' Knizley Richard Francis Phyllis Hoover Bob Agard Peggy Murphy Paul Brand Helen Parks Marvin Burtin Bob Dettmer Martha Rose 1 -'J BE Eleanor Cannon Bob Leader Loren McAne11y Jackie Bumgardner Betty Fisher . . ff: 'L Bob McCue Iudy Arguelles Lyle Olson I ack Pugh Carol Forbes Wallace Hoffman Alice Carrington Marilyn Evanson iv .Hill rv. Sf X 1'r, ," ? v , . e if .. W"1 . Tl-I Y 1-1 P in 'A ' ' L ' 1 " I , fs v f l - , vi lv I J YEA S 'I I M: ei ., 47, . F ,Sf M H . ' -23,1 fs, W5 ,MMV ,:' ' 13. iw . .- F. C"- 'HJVK w,yz.w. '- Q agm - - Jr,-J - -- 5 rg 1: A . Y, 4. L v,-iz.-1'-. N 3 34. e:l:g4g,gE:5,:i: -: -50, 1-A ' :I I, HF, ,lr 11:11 2:2 ' L il I .A ..., - i l Y- EFI -. 1 ,giveth V, L, fl - L L ' I-159351 1' sw S 1 ' 'ff 4 -I if M' :san-fu., ta .J Merle Soule Mae Barnes Bill Sharp V V .lil .1,g. il . 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Z 5 N 4 , rv 9 in N -, L s"lw,"h X fum .1 N , ,K Q 'g Y ffl ' 440.099 ww. wagfev KQO., .qi f ' A L F f v-eamefn ' ll - A, ' .4 P gY'l!'hF - -'K ,.-I jf "'Q. - 'NX A N' -5-4 ' f ml V ni, ffkn. aus WWR ffm inswnrl XXX K Scvgnklev- Ya g, tgiix: L9 . " o , K lih.,,l ,...... I 2 :S ? Q' vf l "" 'Wu O.. q P , I D 0 V ,f NU , 4 f Sql K ..... 3 'X . '- 2 , ' , X 1 x"' I Q V if i x -.iv-Mn y I I Y When Freshmen, we were heard lo say, in nineteen-Iortyftour "We certainly will rejoice the day We're departing through these doors." Sophomore: we became In nineteen-forty-live Our knowledge was increaslng And they knew we were alive. Our Iurtior year was wonderlul Our play was top, you know. And then it dawned upon us, "lust one more year lo go." Our Senior year was oh, so. short. And at last we realized The past four years in high school were The best years of our lives. By Kay McMt:-namy ,vw ' ,cc Q xx'- .Pf f X05 rt - '50,-f' M-' Q' "AT LAST" SENI W? Class Officers Mary Ruth Black President Norma lean Simmons Vice Pres: dent Bill Brookovsr Secretary Kay McMenamy Program Charrmart At last we have reached the Seruor lcrndmq Forgotten are all at the disagreeable tests and hard work winch we encountered during our tour year climb on the EHS Steps ol Educatron Now the class ot 48 doesnt mean to be tossing bouquets at themselves but they do want Ealhixgvaken your rnemones ot the outstandtng school records they have made whrle here at You dont need to he remmded that the Senior boys were unsurpassed rn Athlehcs Both the Girls and Boys Glee clubs depended greatly upon the Seniors lor leadrng voices We provided leadershrp rn Girl Reserve l'lrY cmd Student Council Our class play was one oi the most successful ever presented by a Senior class We were guided through this important year by a trne group ol class ofhcers Mary Hulh Black Prastdant Norma lean Simmons Vrce President Bill Broolrover Secretary Kay McMenaxny Program chmnnan mania our three swell sponsors Miss Nelson Mr Mrller and Mr Ward we qxve our s BILL BHOOKOVER- College Prep. Course: Basketball 2. 3. 4: ' Football 2, 3. 4: Track 2. 3. 4: Class Otticer l. 3. 4: Vice President l: Treasurer 3: Secretary 4: Band l: Orchestra 1: Music Festival l. 3. 4: "E" Club 2. 3. 4: Glw Club 3, 4: Science Club 2: Student Council 2. 4: Mixed Chorus 3. 4: All School Play l. NORMA IRAN SHVIMONS- General Course: Class Olticsr 4: Vice Presi- dent 4: Library Staff 3: Glas Club 3: Music Festival 3. Transferred from Severy 3. , . 1' 1 .fn MARY RUTH BLACK- College Prep. Course: Class Olticer 4: Presi- dent 4: Glrl Reserva 3. 4: Band 4: Orchestra 4: Transferred from El Do- rado 2. KAY McMENAMY- General Course: An- nual Stall 4: Assistant Editor 4: Class Ofltcer 4: Program Chairman: Glrl Reserve 3. 45 Pro- gram Chairman ot G. H. 4: Glee Club 3. 4: Muslc Festival 3. 4: Science Club 3: Pep Club 3. 4: Proctor 3. 4: Mixed Chorus 3. 45 Transterrad tram Pilot Point. Texas 2. .mf s E s ' s ALICE MAE PARKS-Commercial Course Annual Stall 4: Glrl Reserve l, 2, 3. 4: Library Stall l. 2: A Capella Choir 4: Band 2, 3, 4: Orchestra l, 2. 3, 4: Glee Club 4: Music Festival l, 2. 3, 4: Girls Sextette 3. 4: Music Ensembles 4: Mixed Chorus 3. 4. MILDRED LOUISE WORRELL-College Prep. Course Annual Stall 4: Girl Reserve 2, 3. 4: G. R. Cabinet 2: Glee Club 4: President 4: Pep Club 2, 3. 4: Vice President 3: Cheerleader 4: Proctor 4: Photography Clulc- 3: Class Secretary and Treasurer 2. GUIDA STRINGER-Commercial Course Annual Stall 4: Girl Reserve 1, 2, 3. 4: Glee Club l: Music Festival 1: Pep Club l. 2. 3. 4: Student Council l. 5 : ss 3 was if f sees, -5 was r as 1 5 I Ei :W 7. MURRAY FARR-College Prep. Course Hi-Y 1. 2. 3. 4: Band t. 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 1. 2. 3. 4: Glas Club l, 3. 4: Music Festival 1. 2. 3. 4: Boy's Quartet 3. 4: Pep Club 3: Class Play 3. DONNA IOAN NEWLON-Commercial Course Girl Reserve I. 2. 4: Proctor 3: Annual Staff 4. t Q34 sites-I ss E laws me ss at sl st sis as is will sax: e l l , ., -X i s X it t it I- s X s li MCCLINTICK-General Course PATTY ABGUELLES--General Course K :B 4: Pep Club Z. Girl Reserve l, 2, 3, 4: Pep Club 4: Library Stall 3: Glee Club 1, 2: Music if is it I mum 1, 2. H W H . IIOAN COOPER-General Course 2 rva l, 2. 3, 4: Pap Club 4: Library Stall 1: Gloe Club 1, 2, 3. ELOHA IEAN WEATHEHBEE-General Course I 4:1 B 7 Glrl Reserve 1. Z, 3, 4: Library Stail 4: Glee Club 1, 2: Music Festival 1: Pep S X: s is s it Club2.3.4. ggi :E 3 E -1 s .W 22522 ll Rossa MEREDITH-General came , 15: is "":' H H H 4 H s ,: E E E It Class Oliicer 2: Vice President 2: Football 4: Hi-Y 1, 2, 3. 47 Hi-Y Cabinet l: 55 N sf ' :E ' B ms "" Bl Library Stall I: Pep Club I. 2: Proctor 3: Basketball Mqr. 2, 4. 5' gg SA s 'tl . . - K s N W E 2 Z2 if SIMMONS-General Course BEVERLY LYONS-General Course s rr s is l 4: Mxxed Chorus 4: Tmnsierred from Severy 3. Annual Stott 4: Girl Reserve 3. 4: G.R. Cabinet 4: Service Chairman 4: Library E E . OOKS-General Course lee Club 1, 2, 3: FFA 4: Seaetary ol YPA 4: Transferred from Doug- Stnti 3. 4: Pep Club 4: Transferred Lrom Achelata, Oklahoma 3. , MAX A. LOVETT--General Course Hi-Y l, 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y Cabinet 4: Glee Club 3: Student Council 3. 4: Class Play 3. E 4 xv es N. ssfs . s e s s t V' ss.: , J W esxexsts 3 ss smifgnv s ss N, E s as ms it is est' I-I KW ass, E mum sms sa! B EEE emma s ss ss mi: s gasses s as ss s ,-ss seas s as sas E sr ss . W -i THEODORE I. OLSON-General Course Hi-Y 4: FFA 4. ROBERT L. HENRY-General Course Basketball 4: HLY 4: Transferred from Reece 3. ROBERT LEWIS BRAND-Industrial Arts Course Football 3. 4: Track: "E" Club 4: Hi-Y l. l- s it MW sims- MARIORIE CHURCHMAN-College Prep. Course Girl Reserve 1, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 1: Music Festiv ANADEL ELLEN DEAN-General Course Girl Reserve 1. 2. 3. 4: Pep Club l. 4. BILLIIE MJXLONEY-General Course Hi-Y 3. 4: Library Staff 4: Glee Club 4. IIM EGAN-PreEngi.neerinq Course Basketball: Football 2. 3. 4: Track l. 2. 3, 4: "E" Club l. 2, 5. 4: Hi-Y 4: Band l: Music Festival l. SUSAN SOULE-General Course Girl Reserve l, 2, 3, 4: Pep Club 4: Library Stall l, 2. CAROL ANN SMETHERS--Commercial Course Annual Stall 3. 4: Editor 4: Ir. Editor 3: Class Ollicer 3: Vice President 3: Gir Reserve l. 3, 4: A Capella Cbolr 3. 4: Glee Club l. 3, 4: Vice President 3: Musi Futlval l. 3. 4: Proctor 3. 4: Class Play 3: Mixed Chorus 3. 4: Photograph Club 3: Pep Club 1, 3, 4: Sextette 3. 4: Band 1: Transferred lrom Colony 2. ROGERT DALE BROWN-General Course Band l. 2. 3. 4: Orchestra 1. 2. 3. 4: Glue Club 1. 2. 3, 4: Music Festival l. 2. 3l 4: Music Ensembles Z. 3. 4: Science Club l. 2: Pep Club 1, 2: Class Play 3 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4. , 1 . DANA l.EWlS-College Prep. Course Girl Reserve 1. 2. 3, 4: Band 2. 3. 4: Orchestra 2: Drum Major 4: Glee Club Music Festival 1. 2. 3. 4: Pep Club l. 4: Student Council l: Photographic Cluh VIRGINIA HODGSON-General Course Girl Reserve l. Z. 3. 4: Glee Club 1. 2. 3. 4: Pap Club 4. PATRICIA ANN VAUGHN-Commercial Course Annual Stall 4: Girl Reserve l. 2. 3. 4: Orchestra l. 2. 3. 4: Glee Music Festival l. 2. 3. 4: Pep Club 2. 3, 4: Proctor 4: Music Clinic 2. TlI.Ll'E LYONS-Commercial Couru Annual Stall 4: Girl Reserve 3. 4: Llb Staff 4: Glee Club 3. 4: M gal 3. 4: Pop Club 3. 4: Vloe Presldentrllrlranslorred from Achelata. Ola fa t s FARREL WAYNE STARNER-General Course Basketball l. 2. 3. 4: Football 4: Track 4: "E" Club 2, 3: Hi-Y l. 2, 4: Glee Club l, 2. 3, 4: Music Festival l. 2. 3. 4. BURI. PURKEYPILE-General Course CORA PEARL HART-College Prep. Course Girl Reserve l, 2. 3, 4: G.R. Cabinet 2, 3, 4: Treasurer 3: Vice President 4: A Capella Choir 4: Orchestra 1. 2. 3, 4: Glee Club l. 4: Music Festival l. 2. 3. 4: String Quartet 2: Pep Club 2. 3. 4: Proctor 2: Mlxed Chorus 4: Sextette 4. Basketball: Track l. 2. 4: "E" Club 1, 2, 4: Hi-Y 1, 4: Science .H s H it Club 2. M 2: E NANCY DICKERSON-Commercial Course ses ' ss:-'gas s-s DONNA MARIE LONG-General Course Girl Reservel 2 3 4 Glee Clubl 4 Class Ofilcor l: President 1: Girl Reserve l. 2. 3. 4: G.R. Cabi- net l. 2: Munir: Chairman l: Ir. President 2: Band l, 2. 3. 4: Orchestra 3. 4: Glee Club l. 4: Music Festival 1, 2. 3. 4: Music Ensembles 2, 4: Clarinet Quartet 2: Pep Club l. 2, 3. 4: Student Council 4: kcretary 4: Mixed Chorus 4: Photography Club 3. . . , : . :Music Festival l. 4: Pep Club 2, 3. 4: Proctor 3. 4: Mixed Chorus 4. , LEW MARSHALL-Industrial Arts Course sr MARGARET LOUISE VOLMECK-Commercial Course Girl Reserva l. 2, 3. 4: Library Staff 1: Glee Club l. 2. 4: Music Festival 1, 2, 4. Basketball l. 2. 3. 4: Football l. 2. 3, 4: Track 3. 4: "E" Club 2. Il. 4: Hi-Y l. 2. 3. 4: Vice President 3: President 4: Student Council 1. 2. 3, 4: FFA 4. JUDY TEFER-Collage Prep. Course HARRIETI' II-IAN BILSON-General Course Class Ollicer 2: Program Chairman 2: Girl Reserve l, 2, 3. 4: GR. Cabinet 3: Secretary 3: Glee Club l, 2. 3. 4: Secretary 3: Music Festival l. 2, 3. 4: Pep Club l. 2. 3. 4: Cheer Leader 3, 4: Proctor 4: Mixed Chorus 3. 4: Photography Club 3. MARGARET ALICE GREEN-College Prep. Course Girl Reserve l. 2. 3. 4: G.R. Cabinet 1. 2, 3. 4: President 3. 4: A Ca lla Choir 2, 3. 4: President 3: Music Festivalffl. 2, 3. 4: Pep Cllcb l, 2. 3, 4: Proctor 3. 4: Student Council 2. 3. 4: Class Play 3: Mixed Chorus 2. 41 Annual Stott l: Class President 2: Program Chairman 3: Girl Reserve l. 2, 3. 4: Vice President 2, 3: A Capella Choir l. 3, 4: Band l, 2. 3, 4: Captain 3: Orchestra I. 2. 3, 4: Glee Club l. 3. 4: Music Festival l, 2. 3. 4: Girls Sextette 3. 4: Pep Club l, 2. 3. 4: Student Council 3. 4: President 4: Class Play 3: Mixed Chorus 3. 4. Not Pictured CAROLINE GREEN-Commercial Course Girl Reserve l. 2. 3. 4: Glee Club 3- BEVHRLY GREEN-General Course Girl Reserve 4' A Ca lla Choir 4: Glee Club 4: Mixed Chorus 4: Transferred' from ggece 3. CHARLES SlVlI'l'l'l-General Course Transferred from Reece 4. GENE GAMBLIAN-General Course FFA 4. Hitman senses semen ss entiiirfzisn ssnrnsns use rs 2 1' H5 Illl. OGILVY-College Prep. Course Annual Stall 2: Class Ofticer l: Program Chairmcm: Girl Reserve l. 2. 3. 4 Social Chairman ol G. R. 3, 4: A Capella Choir 3. 4: Band l. 2. 3: Orchestra 2, 3 Glee Club l. 3. 4: Music Festival l. 2, 3, 4: Pep Club l. 2. 3. 4: Cheerleader 4 Proctor 4: Student Council 4: Class Play 3. DALE LARCOM-College Pre . Course Class Otlicer 3. Secretary: Hi- l. 2. 3. 4: Treasurer 4: Band 3: Glee Club 3. 4 Music Festival 3: Boy'e Quartet 3: Class Play 3: Mixed Chorus 9. 4 BOB REICH-General Course Football 3 4' "E" Club 4' HifY l 4' Band 1' Music Festival 1 ,-Q, fs' 2' 4 H M Wi.. LLOYD HUDSON4Industrial Arts Course IACK BRAZIL-General Course Basketball: Football 3: Track 2. 3. 4: Hi-Y 1. 2: Science Club 2: Pep Club 2. Science Club 2. ' Pep Club 2. - HAROLD PROVINCE-General Course WANDA MURDOCK-College Prep. Course Hi-Y l. 2. 4: FFA 4, MARIE SNIDEH General Course Girl Reservel 2 3 4 Treasurer ofGH 4 Glee Clubl 2 Music Pep Club 2 3 4 Proctor 4 LYLA LEE CLOSE-Commercial Course Girl Heservel Z 3 4 GR Cabinet l 4 Music Chairman 4 Library S ACapella Chonrl 2 3 4 Glee Clubl 2 '3 4 Music Fesuvall 2 3 4 " 'l 4 Accompcmlst ' il-1 . Annual Stall 4: Assistant Editor: Girl Reserve l. 2. 3. 4: Program Chairman ol G. R. 2. 8: Band l. 2. 3, 4: Orchestra l. 2. 3, 4: Glee Club l: Music Festival LOIS IEAN FREEMAN-General Course 1, 2. 3, 4: Science Club 2: Pep Club 3. 4: Proctor 2. 3: Student Council 2: Class Girl Reserve 1, 2. 3, 4: Devotional Comm. 3: Publicity Comm. 4: Baud 4: Play 3: Mixed Chorus 3. Orchestra 4: Glee Club l. 2: Music Festival 1. 2. 4: Pep Club 2. 3, 4: Secretory and 'lreasurer of Pep Club 3: Proctor 4. MARGARET TEAN OLSON-Commercial Course HOBERTA LYNN GAPFORD-General Course Girl Re 1. 2. 3, 4: B d , - , . Girl Reserve 2, 3. 4: clee cum 2. Pep cm 4: Tr.-mfened from Piedmont 2. resuvu1sifl2i3.4:Pep c1uc1in4. I 2' 3' 4' Orchesm' 3' 4' mee CM' If MWC EVERETT HUGHES-General Course Basketball 3: Football 3. 4: Track l. 2. 3: Glee Club 2, 3: Science Club : Pep Club 1. 2. rl N e H e .Gi Wi? VFRNIE BUMGARDNER-Commercial Course Girl Heserve2 3 4 ACA: ll Ch 2 3 Pea oir,.41G1e cxb2.3,4.M'r- 2' 3' 4: Mum: Ensembles 2' 3' 47 Seilelfii 3- 4: Trgnslgrred tram Bill? Zfzsuvnl -2 1 . ,..,1, ,. gd, . A 'inte l 1 ..... 5 .' ' 'PH U' 4 ' 1 -Fai: N .. , rf' .V 5 1 7 1. 4 , f f 'f' 4 buf-. ' 'N AV 1 'gs'-'-gym ,. ., V eh-,I 11 , ., gym ? .:.A. 1 J 1 1' -' 1 f", 'I' E i YN! 'Mr l I I 1' 1. 'xi Q , '52 H, m - M - , ff., ,, , b"'21- ,..i4..."f?f:-une: KE " " X 1 Q E W Y i 1 i iv- ' Q 3 7 pb Zi' I , 2 ,-Y f-C- .4-1 -Bk! Q f. Lm K , , -fi F , ., If ' fl JF ,gf , 4., 1 gn- .mai Fi ' ' -.u..ulBb 5 . gr 1 E5 i --ku 2 7 3's 5 ff' ' -vw . A 2 .f- 1 , U' ff 'sf 2 5 'WW Q, fi- ' U". ,5"l'i' .V f .' .fiviifi ' ' Eff , ..' ,, X f'x.f'g.' , . V, 5 4'5"-f1L.'1' ' 1-, ' Ln"-H' P1 1 g mf' ' 73 1 "WIS-5111-" ' ,, T" . 1.2 l'f' 01: 'I' -'i -..L:"' -gg 3,1 ga- " -if-EE ,:":L1' .-:' -5. li,-, - rf, "2 JgQg'fn'ff3l'2?f h Wu '. I V, - ffl, jjj 15.-,. .44 1 ' vii, 1 .LII iqigvlfgff: W L . N . gl! Z..',Jk-.E L A , 1 - 24 vfgfz, ' x 4 :'g':j ' V: 'Eff'- :Jw 'fgi f , ' -1 gif fw?ff..'.- ff '- ,j,'gi. 53:15, x '1.fxJ'..r .V-ir-LINES ,- 4 f Li , E11 ,AN-L .QE .. gg., 1-,g. If 13953 , - 27 ' 'Y ., .1WLmu' , g su L? 51 N I W ff? f- 53 fufgiafi Unix-, ' F my , VX , xx ,W x is yas- ,fi f- l ,.,. - ,ARM Hi-Y Cabinet includes the following: Top row: Bob McCue, Max Lovett, Bob Dettmer, Charles Brenton, Don Hen- derson, Marvin Burtin. Bottom row: Mr. Beck-sponsor, Dale Larcom, Lew Marshall, Ierry Steele, Bill Brookover. Under the leadership of President, Lew Marshall and sponsors, Gerald Beck and Oscar Erickson, the Hi-Y club has enjoyed a fine year. Play nights were held on regularly scheduled dates. Interesting programs were given by members of the club and outside speakers. The Hi-Y has rated high in pro- moting worthy school activities. Back row: T. Olson, W. Scott, M. Soule, H. Province, K. Morrison, B. Agard, C. Rockhill, C. Brenton, I. Cracraft, D. Bratton, B. Gaston, B. Beal, R. Brice, A. Weatherbee, I. Sharp. Third row: Mr. Beck-sponsor, B. McCue, I. Steele, M. Egan, B. Sharp, D. Larcom. H. Worley, I. Cheatham, I. Egan, R. Henry, R. Meredith, M. Burtin, D. Peterson, I-'. Starner, L. Marshall. Second row: D. Dennis, S. Evanson, L. McAnelly, D. Henderson, B. Hart, B. Dettmer, B. Miller, M. Lovett. B. Brookover. D. Worrell, W. Iacobs, M. Farr, I. Dochow. B. Braden, W. Hoffman, I. Burke, B. Hartman. Front row: B. Maloney, T. Tucker, D. Cheatham, C. Chastain, I. Green, S. Marshall, D. Day, F. Criswell, I. Francis, L. Murphy, I. Sears, I. Broddle, A. Leonard. ,I The Girl Reserves of Eureka High School held their first meeting in the latter part of September and closed the school season with their candle lighting service in May. During the year the girls, sponsored by Miss Vlcek and Miss Morris, presented many interesting programs, parties, and plays. The three most outstanding events of the year were the Father-Daughter chili feed, the Mother-Daughter tea, and the Christmas play. They also had a halloween party for the Hi-Y ,and went caroling at Christmas. The G. R. senior cabinet members are as follows: President, M. Green: Vice President, C. P. Hart: Secretary, S. Gordon: Treasurer, M. Snider: Publicity, L. Freeman: Service, B. Lyons: Social, I. Ogilvy: Music, L. Close: Program, Kay McMenamy: and Devotion, I. M. Barnes. The junior cabinet are as follows: President, I. Fischer: Vice President, D. Henderson: Secretary, I. Meredith: Treasurer, P. Leader: Publicity, I. Soule: Service, S. Baird: Social, T. Teichgraeber: Music, P. Pedroja: Program, I. McMenamy: and Devotion, I. Farmer. Back row, left to right: V C. P. Hart, K. McMenamy, L. Close, I. M. Barnes, S. Gordon, Miss Vlcek, sponsor. Front row: L. Freeman, I. Ogilvy, M. Green, M. Snider, B. Lyons. Back row, left to right: I. McMenamy. I. Soule, T. Teichgraeber, P. Pedrojcr, S. Baird, Miss Morris, sponsor. Front row: I. Farmer, P. Leader, D. Henderson, I. Meredith, I. Fischer, not pictured. PROCTORS Proctors are as follows: Back row: P. Vaughn. H. Bilson, P. Roberts, A. Smith, P. Seward, M. Green, K. McMenamy. Front row: L. Freeman, L. Worrell, M. Snider, I. Ogilvy, C. Smethers, not pictured. Donna Long. First to greet you-should you come into the building during school hours-are the proctors, who are always on duty and ready to perform needed services for students and faculty alike. Proctors are selected from students who volunteer for this service, and are loyal citizens an nm aw a A n if Q mm as an Yww mn f fh A xx mxfuw w an Q K m a m w Ar w Amxzw. mama? W 9 mn a mgxx EQKE-x xx fm E B ss in .1-1' nm mam m ,Ax B ESE if 'C mawsxng f X 4' air X 4 ,QQ Q, nhm I . N N B , . - P x. -, 1 E , , Q .Pi , H . X, 133555 as - 'F N Y:.fZ1?2.5ix?EQ-. ' -'w ig 5' . --1' fi 1 ' ' mx: ,. "1 .gm o I , ti ' Bw A Q1 vm nm F C B X SS-XI gfe- H-gs-ss X .V mms-,A agtqfa was ,, mmm ue,-fm "Vs wma nw sf fs is mn mmf V .mmm museum was ,WWE ways slams mummy- m mwwmm. snsmwmnmxmw' nf 'smswwwlimiis' CHEERLEADERS ,W it-fzwfi mir Y 1 f ,Q fi .. .gy . x ,V 8 if , ' , L H .N I fi 4, e , .,- -V - pn. o..fe . ,,, ff fffi? L- r "- -ew f ii: Left to right: Harriett Bilson, Sully Snider, Louise Worrell, and Iill Ogilvy. TWIRLEBS w '-'F in 5:5 7?'w'TTU'?1-. 'ga' mama ,fuss mf-' un-si' W- :g: ij? . 36 'rv ., ,, we M E , mu , x J' E fa: A ga, i Q A HH f E , 255. a 51 E. K 1 v . - 1- greg Left to right : Back row: Ruth Harding, Sue Straight, Carol Cross, Dorothy Knizley. Front row: Phyllis LeVieux, Dano Lewis, cmd Eleanor Hedges. L uf ' WY: 32351 'wwf Li .-i,L,g--.iii 2.12 ' L- C PEP C 4 A , L , 4 ck row : R. Gafford, I. Cooper, B. Lyons, M. Snider, S. Soule, D. Lewis, B. Book, A. Dean. P. Hodgson. P. Lopp, E. Roby, M. Brown. ddle row: P. Arguelles, P. Agard, P. Leader, P. Rose, M. Rose, E. Weatherbee, P. Roberts, A. Smith, S. Wallace, C. I. Rockley, G. Stringer, L. Miller, V. Hodgson. nt row : I. Snider, I. Hendricks, M. Green, M. Olson, L. I. Freeman, A. Bunyan, I. M. Barnes, M. Branstetter, F. Davis, D. Henderson, M. Hughes, E. Burris. n j-.1.j'i, Qs.,-' ,f M..':.5.:.L,- fa! I-' .1 ' If - '- Q iwffs T'1?.t"1' , W Aqn, N . lik 'f '.f?.?Q' - . t."" A ' ' - I' - s Back row Middle row: Front row I ,l - .4 ... an in 1 F . C. P. Hart, D. Brandon, H. Hughes. V. Morris, P. Pedroja, I. Teter, B. Romig, M. Myers, T. Hudson, I. Dennett, R. Lewis, C. Gaffney, C. Rader. A. Shaw, I. Burngardner, S. Baird, I. Ash, I. Fischer, C. Smethers, M. Rose, M. French, I. Reich, I. Hawthorne, E. Pearse, I. McMenamy, I. Arguelles, T. Teich- graber. C T. Lyons, N. Dickerson, M. Loebel. P. Seward, E. Cannon, I. Hellman, S. Sturgeon, L. Reider. BAND Every student of E.H.S. wishes to thank the Band under the direction of Robert Miller for the "super" job they have done every morning in keeping the sleepy students awake the first hour. Besides this important job, the Band and Orchestra have given many outstanding concerts and provided much fine entertainment for the entire community and neighboring towns. Out of town trips included: Iola, on Armistice Day: Wichita, on University Band Day: and Fredonia and Emporia for Christmas Parades. The Band has played a big part at the Football and Basketball games with its peppy and colorful music. It could be those "swanky" new uniforms have done their part too. ' G. Francis N. Crebo A. Parks k H. Voelmec . R. Gaston M1,O1S0n M. Black I' Gfmef B' Brown A. Leonard L. Freeman gordon W. Murdock ' OPP P. Eckles B' Braden I. Downing S. Evanson M. Farr N. Dickerson I. Green I. Teter F. Farr M. Cooper W. Hoffman D. Arguelles D. Amsbury I. Meredith T. Webb D. Reed W. Hoffman The Music Department climaxed their most successful year by playing host to 880 young musicians attending the Tri-Valley League Festival here this spring. Orchestra: Back row, left to right: E. Gum, H. Voelmeck, B. Brown, S. Evanson, A. Leonard, M. Black, W. Murdock, M. Farr, D. Reed, T. Webb. Middle row: M. Olson, S. Gordon, N. Dickerson, I. Meredith, M. Hose, I.nTeter. Bottom row: C. P. Hart, M. Vaughn, A. Parks, P. Vaughn, L. Free- man, H. Mattingly, C. Gaffney, W. Hoffman. BOYS GLEE CLUB Yes-the boys glee club has really grown. It seems that every boy has started vocal- izing under the influence of Mr. Miller. Congratulations Mr. Miller on a job well done. Front row: F. Criswell, D. Day, D. Pugh, I. Dochow, D. Cheatham, R. Beal, I. Ieffrey, I. Sears, I. Cracraft, C. Chastain, B. Maloney, I. Cheatham, A. Love. Middle row: D. Dennis, S. Marshall, B. McCue, I. Steele, R. Dettmer, R. Brown, C. Rockhill, C. Brenton, D. Bratton, D. Ash, I. Saunders, M. Farr, A. Weatherbee, L. McAnelly, W. Hoff- man, B. Braden, S. Evanson, L. Miller, accompanist. ' Back row: R. Miller, Director, A. Leonard, T. Logan, D. Larcom, K. Morrison, R. Francis, R. Gaston, D. Henderson, D. Le Vieux, W. Iacobs, D. Worrell, B. Prather, W. Scott, L. Simmons, F. Stamer, R. Ball, I. Green. - w' H In ff?m Ilgr 5 5111 S0 -Gu D2 gm Din I0 ui 8 ig m 56 6 -0-5 G no W . Q E A ai U , o E on A .-- e 5 QE E O HE U A M0 U 5 .Q -7ml!iO I-lj US a 3,5-SP1 -5 m 3- Q W 5 . adds 4 Bu o ll-:linda-'I 0 :did 5 52 8 Jomuwd in 88. i5mmE 5. Qmamf Q2 mnamg digg .Q' aes 5 0205 n-IMEHE n"J .5 55 gvies gggggd QP' E d anim M255 E- and 225930 team 5 amanda mhgig E"'Omo A53 U2 CHOIR The choir consists of a select group of fifteen girls chosen for their outstanding voices Under the direction ot Miss Lorenz the group has provided much fine entertainment to ap: preciative audiences throughout the year. Back row, left to right: V. Bumgardner, B. Green, M. Rose, Miss Lorenz-Director, C. Smethers, L. Close, and M. Starner. Front row: I. Ogilvy, A. Parks, I. Ash, P. Rose, R. Harding, I. Teter, M. Green, and C. P. Hart. ,e.rw G SEXTETTE Left to right: C. P. Hart, A. Parks, C. Smethers, M. Rose, I. Teter, V. Bumgardner. Senior Sextette is composed of six Iunior and Senior girls. This. talented group directed by Miss Lorenz, has been in great demand for fine entertainment in school and community. ,Q .M r. ...ar Us .. . W , . , , E nrstvlj' rr E rssfjfig s ill ss H usa migff sau Q, N .H M .f V -. , rms .4 ' xx l ' . ' Back row, left to right: N. McCammon, H. Hughes, K. McMenamy, D. Long, E. Weatherbee, I. Cooper, I. Barnes, P. Murphy, and I. Gardner. Middle row: M. Branstetter, P. Pedroja, A. Hillman, I. Fischer, W. Miller, P. Seward, H. Bilson, D. Brazil, and D. Henderson. Front row: M. Brown, E. M. Burris, I. Bumgardner, I. Dennett, E. Cannon, V. Morris, N. Dickerson, T. I. Lyons, G. Dimick, and L. B. Lewis. No, you aren't seeing double. We truly have two girls' glee clubs. Miss Lorenz has done an outstanding job in presenting many glee club numbers throughout the year for school and community entertainment. Back row, left to right: I. Br1ce, C Rader, M. E. Vaughn, B. Belt, M. E. Brown, V. Henson, D. Brandon, T. Teich- graeber, C Hillman. I B . W T., K AL- - H4 -' I-5-I-2 :-' .f 1 -W , ': -. an G I -:I 1 in . , Q "H ' I . V . ti U I5 I I .., ., X r A . I L F- M fl V gi - x, V rr. ' ff, ' -Q X . t it J ' ' f t :Z U Y V i Y V TX . I V igiiig H E M , :-: B :-:' msn H W I JW - 3. . :-. . Y Y .5--sus Middle row: S. Wallace, S. Baird, P. Leader, P. Agard, M. Rose, I. Farmer, P. Hodgson, I. McMenamy. Front row: ' L. Miller, I. Bumgardner, D. Gray, S. Sturgeon, C. Rockley, C. Gaffney, B. Gamblian, A. Shaw. --.. fmza- 7 m-I-'V ' - M. -., N . 3' Sh- , - " Q A -.g wav T' . A A 1 V ' ,fs -,Q L 1 Ds f I l 1 1 '1 ' ,,1.S,:4l' eff + .,....,...- -fl-f. w 1 '1.,L.,1,l X , ,M ,M . ,,.,.1. was Q w ' ,rj f?-fn, V -,.,-1-'ww5gf.f, ' ' V Xa , 5, ff " - ' A . 2' 1 .5 ' , ww- 'Via K Ama, A , 1 1 ' A ' H ' ,ew fs Y ,l,,zi9?wE.t2ni34-1 ' 4 A ,f--f -1.-ri 'f ii v7 ' ,. ' 15. '-in.T1f?a'f- . . , .,,... fb ' , , ' 11' ' W", ,. 4 ., , ,, . .. ---M,-r-P .,,.,-ml I- -,ly 'A 1 g .v . V ,V,?, fj' U N i 'rx frfi-w.1 -wr "n"g..' .mil - IB - A .w...., nl 1, 7.0. 14,1 1, L ,. ,ml-I5 .-if-,N L, --1'-. : 1 M 5 1 5 : . .. ., Lv' nlfsilqh 11211, v ,-L - 0 ' " 1 vi 3 .3 L ' . ,. , , .. , A . A M f V5.1 . If A AW? ,Z-,w..,s r ' ,- .C :I fm' ew. ' A .Q rrfg 4 . . L, lm: . I . -.-. ir F .N at. :tw-Q, .,af.ars19 , L3 , J- FT.. , ., .. Y 4 1 ' gQw:"',m sf. .-179' 4 5 ' ' s. f , V H ,Y. , ' - .H -, V . -. , sy! .31 A I if 113' 15611 ' , , , y, . . Wifi- Q f' 'L ff ,....- ,..a-I zap mm -we .J A x 1 , 1 3, Mi f f , M 434, , nqmx LAWRENCE BLAIR A Head Coach . .. f, . Las .-use'-, gf sg-:I CSCAR ERICKSON Phys. Ed. Instructor Assistant Coach Lawrence Blair became head coach of all sports at EI-LS. Sept. l. and is teaching for his first ti in Eureka this year. Coach Blair became a graduate of Kansas Wesleyan University, in 1937, where lettered in football and basketball. Mr. Blair has coached at Inman, Tonganoxie, Iunction City, and A City before coming to Eureka. Oscar Erickson came to Eureka to assist coach Blair with all sports. Coach Erickson graduated fro Kansas State in 1947 where he received three varsity football letters. At Eureka, Swede, as he is better known, has been of much assistance to coach Blair and the tea Most of his work was with the B-squad and younger boys. His efforts and time spent on fundamentals w pay big dividends in season just ahead. Making up in fight, what it lacked in size and experience, the Crimson Tornadoes swept through tough ten game schedule with four wins, four losses and two ties. The defensive play of this season's elev was the outstanding factors. The performances in the Plainview and El Dorado games were very commen afnle. The most impressive victory of the season was the 14-0 defeat handed the highly favored Neodesh e even. The coaches certainly enstilled the spirit of wanting to win. with emphasis on sportsmanship and fa play in this year's squad. This record rated a fourth place in Tri-Valley League. , -H Front row : L. McAnelly, B. Sharp, I. Pugh, I. Steele, B. McCue, D. Henderson, I. Egan. D. Vanhaverbeke, C. Chastain. Second row: Asst. Coach Erickson, W. Ball, F. Starner, D. Culbertson, L. Marshall. S. Snider, R. Ball, R. Reich, B. Brookover, R. Brand. Third row: Principal U. H. Budd, B. Hartman, H. Worley, D. LeVieux, I. Cheatham, E. Hughes, R. Meredith, R. Francis, B. Hart, B. Prather, D. Day, I. Sears, Coach Blair. Back row: D. Dennis, I. Green, L. Murphy, I. Ieffrey, I. Sharp, S. Marshall, A. Leonard, H. Beal, M. Egan, M. Burtin, F. Bumgardner, I. Broddle. Tackle L. MARSHALL Right Guard R BALL W- BALL Left Guard Full Back S. SNIDER Center V ' 'Q X 1 X X 1 P I l X x ' , "y A ' ff!! Q , rf' f 'IA - ' I .,f'r!.L'l..Q FNS! NR - .il , K N . 5 d f' ,jg f' - ,lf mx!! 1 --A, B k v X195-ff. 1 ac 'I !' ' Lx XZ! l 'xx' X It Vi ' , 1gc3ggBALL - , 4 ' DULE -"' 'fig 1 1. Sept. 19 Madison' 14-12 I 1 ' --f':"4 f 1 X .xxx Sept. 26 Garnet ' 0. 0 Q Nm Q, Oct. 3 Humboldt 13- 0 - .e.':.- -- lgfl, X Y Oct. 10 Fredonia 0.14 g . . QR Oct. 17 Burlington 6. 7 7 I fm... X 23 ghegrywiale 25- 0 f 5 K , . eo es a -14- 0 : AX Nov. 14 Yates -Ctr. 13-13 f "" ' D. VANHAVERBEKE . REICH 'Mt ,KN Nov. 21 Plamvxew 0- 7 ,-"' Right Half ' ft Tackle 1-N - Nov. 27 El Dorado 0. 1. EX, . U W A 6 ff , 4, ' 1 lf 1 545.14-,!'!f,ff ,7 if -. - W - E can ,X 'fc e 17411- y f V, 'Y' 1 ' N . N 4 ' ' I X- fn' 1 " ti 9 X4 f X' 5 MCCUE Xl gk mrter Back I. STEELE -IEREEDITH Left Half Back -9111 nd I. EGAN R. BRAND I. PUGH F. STARNER B. BROOKOVER Righf Half Buck ee Left Tackle Left Guard R1ght End Left End -qm1...,-.i- ,,... 'FOOTBAL v The candidates for football queen selected by the football boys were: Freshman, Carol Iean Rockley, escorted by lim Egan: Sophomore, Ruth Harding. escorted by Billy Bob Brookover: Iunior, Helen Hughes, escorted by Farrel Starner: Senior, Nancy Dickerson, escorted by Lew Marshall. The queen selected by vote of the student body at the dance was the all-school candidate Margaret Green. She was escorted by the King, Weldon Ball. who was chosen honorary captain by the football squad. 4 rf ,tre ni L YYY . , W-4... .,- , , , SCENES FROM THE ANNUAL FOOTBALL DANCE n an K ' Q 90 ' -1 ".1 ,s , .,.. . E5 L H F N in , f 5 so --.. . .. -ru 23522. 'S :Q K F1 'J .f .4 A-ff wwf BASKETBALL Back row : F. Bumgardner, I. Sharp, I. Green, A. Leonard, B. Dotts, D. Day, B. Beal, B. Iames, D. LeVieux, I. Sears, B. Hartman, S. Marshall, L. Murphy, and I. Broddle. Middle row: Coach L. Blair, C. Chastain, R. Ball, I. Pugh, B. Dettmer, I. Cheatham, R. Henry, R. Francis, D. Culbertson, S. Snider, Asst. Coach Erickson. Front row : D. Henderson, L. Marshall, B. McCue, I. Iacobs, B. Brookover, F. Starner, I. Steele, D. Vanhaverbeke, Manager R. Meredith. The 1947-48 basketball team enjoyed a very successful season. The Crimson Tornadoes finished first in the Tri-valley league with twelve victories against two defeats. The season's record consisted of 17 wins and five defeats. The Tornadoes won an invitation tourney sponsored by Highland Park and Washburn rural of Topeka during the Christmas holidays. A large trophy was awarded the Eurekans after the championship game. The defeat that hurt most was the elimination of the Tornadoes by Fredonia in the semi-final of the state regional at Fredonia. The Eureka B squad had a very impressive season with 15 wins against six defeats. This squad was under the supervision of Assistant Coach Erickson. IIDELL IACOBS Guard BROOKOVER Center HENDERSON Forward LETTER MEN, STEELE FARREL STAHNER C0-Captain. Forward 311ffff 38 37 ,ff 7 ,- 44 Eureka' ' 37 48 , 60 1 Yates Y X ,47 X yy!! Frecloma .A BOB McCUE Forward LEW MARSHALL DUANE VANHAVERBEKE ROBERT HENRY Forward Guard Center The above pictured lettermen were a fast, alert ball club. The Blair coached team excelled in ball handling and ball stealing with every man a scoring threat. In regional play the Tornadoes defeated Humbolt 35-21 in the first round. In the second round Eureka was defeated by Fredonia 27-23. 'FRI-tCK Back row: I. Green, I. Pugh, G. Gamblian, L. Murphy, B. Hartman, C. Chastain, D. Henderson, D. Vanhave beke, I. Steele, B. McCue, B. Dotts, D. Dennis. Third row: Coach Blair, S. Snider, D. Pugh, D. LeVieux, W. Iacobs, B. Dettmer, R. Henry, B. Brookover, Cheatham, D. Culbertson, F. Starner, L. Marshall. Asst. Coach, Erickson. Second row: I. Brazil, R. Francis, B. Iames, B. Miller, C. Rockhill, I. Cracraft. B. Purkeypile, I. Egan. Brenton, R. Gaines. Front row: I. Broddle, A. Leonard, M. Burtin, I. Ieffrey, C. Huntington, D. Bratton, H. Worley, D. Day, Evanson, M. Egan, I. Burke. Iust as this 1948 annual is going to press the track season is just about to begin. The track team have been working out, and they seem to be in great shape. We are now looking forward to a successful year in track for old E.H.S. I Lv BASKETBALL SNAPSHOTS SENIOR CLASS PLAY ed above are the following members of the senior class play frow: Miss Nelson, director: B. Maloney, I. Egan, M. Black, B. Brown, M. Green, and M. Parr. t row: D. Larcom, B. Lyons, I. Brazil, L. Worrell, Iill Ogilvy, and Dana Lewis who is not pictured. he Senior Class presented a hilarious comedy called "Dear Daffodil," on April 16. 1948. The presenta- f the play proved to be a great success under the capable direction of Miss Eunice Nelson. IUNIOB PLAY unior play cast is as follows: row: C. Forbes, M. Starner, B. Sharp. I. Cracraft, K. Morrison, R. Gaston, I. Steele, I. Barnes, Director- Eunice Nelson. row: W. Miller, B. Miller, M. Rose, P. Seward.. he Iunior play, "The High School Mystery," was a thrilling diversion from the ordinary run of mystery . It was the story of a play-within-a play. An exciting climax was reached in the first act before the nce realized that they were witnessing q dress rehearsal. The rehearsal of "The House of Terror" was intemllpted by elements of a real mystery, The play was indeed a whirlwind of excitement and full of some urnor. he acting done by all members of the cast made this unusual but interesting plav a qrand success. lay was directed by Miss Eunice Nelson. ' -1 ww mn B A -1- ' kwa 1 ' E N2 E ,Q RH B, 533 flf Q cw-vii " 'r v 3 The following six seniors were selected to represent the senior class of 1948. They are as follows first row, Nancy Dickerson, Roger Meredith: second row, Bill Brookover. Margaret Green: thud row Iudy Teter and Lew Marshall. ' NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Pictured above are eleven of the most highly honored seniors in Eureka High School. They have been elected to this organization from the upper one-third of their class, cmd in addition, have qualified as to character, service, leadership, and scholarship. They are pictured as follows: Back row: Tillie Io Lyons, Cora Pearl Hart, Iudy Teter, Lyla Lee Close, Vernie Burngardner, Iill Ogilvy. Front row: Beverly Lyons. Alice Mae Parks, Margaret Green, Carol Ann Srnethers, Lois Freeman. L, L In -L. D ta, ' K' Ihr Q ' . Ani, 3 1 I 'in V 'lui' 'Y '57 ' 7 .nw-R rw "' I Q , I h ' . '95 , x W- sl'5 A L , as A 4 lg , S ' J Q., 1, V x r F -we .4- ,I 1 ' 3, - " ' M Q ' ' 1 Q?WiJ'f:?2Q Q jaw E 'U E?'-""kl32ii""q f fi . fb , infix jflbi-,'5F'.HaA 2 ' Q L ,egg ,.i. 'i,,f.w . ' Y wif, . V W A 1 7,1 1' :: 5.57, ' ' . , . W 4.4 , ' Q - A .- f - bs" mr ' :gg f , 5 L' A A e Li 5 sv i Fi 1 A, El 'PVS .n... if-4 ' 0. D f ii 54 if 'Q -- .31 'x Xqfgg, 5 Lf' ' W 1 I' 4 '5. 14' 'L . . f JH, ' jj' L"u.4-J-Fbiixk -ir ' 'gn , -- f 'Y ' "!,'fi1gE2' . S4 'P LJ 'Z ' , Y M4 1 11, H M W V 'az E17 Q M 5+-is is in x 1- vl- 'A-N ,VJ ham. ' E- ' sf. ww. my fy ..,.- ,Li xr, P55 i A 'fri-I if? 4'. 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