Hoisington High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Hoisington, KS)

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ep GM, ,M 6th Row-M,J, Stowell, Underwood, Blair, L, Campbell, G, Lane, G, Neal, Steiner, Benson, J, Stowell J, LaGrange, E, Munger, Finn, A, Munger, Arbsland, Taylor, Herres 5th Row-Zimmerman, Schultz, Forster, Walker, Eeetz, F, Lee, Phillips, Carroll, Lutschg, Murphy, Highfill, Gibson, Herbel, Pra- ther, Miss Shockey 4th Row-L, Butler, Bradshaw, G, Lee, H, Tindall, A, Reif, Conner 3rd Row-D, Campbell, Harris, Bruce, Tripplett, N, Dawson, Fox, 2nd Row-R, Butler, I, Connor, Barrett, A. Sittingdown, J, Pennington, Hannigan, Krug, Horning, L, Lee Glynn, Kingston, Fanestil, C,Pope, T, Neal, L,Reding, Hogan Soverns, Humphfeys D. SUHPSFQ A. Hall, Soverne, Bangerter, Ruble, Francis, Z, Thomas, Norton, P, Thomas, R, Reding, Crouch, Foster, Blair, Davis, Ericks, Pratt, Messex, Becker V, Sunter lst Row-J, Tindall, Ellgen, Tauscher, M, Krieger, E, Kramer, Nuss, Welch, E, Pgpp, Risner, D, Kramer, Cole, Nagle, Peterson, Walter, The Pep club of l94O-41 had the lar- gest membership known since the club was organized, With Miss Shockey as sponsor, there were over lOO girls in the club, 35 of whom earned letters, Chbim 5ept,l3g Events sponsored by the Pep clude: The Football Jamboree, Crowning of Betty Prather as Football Princess at the Claflin game, Mo, P, program, also had and a tumbling squad, charge of concession at several athletic events, They stands Officers of the club are: Pres. Mickey Arbslandg V, P., Marie King' ston, Secretary, Pat Finns Treasurer, Ruth Butler, Program Chairman, Della A, Zimmerman, Monitors, Clara Schultz and Theaus Fox, The cheerleaders Joan Tindall, Mickey Arbsland, and Eloise Bradshaw were elected by the Student body, The club has improved rapidly and is expected to become more effective next year, Tindall, Arbsland, Bradshaw Qaa Sth ROW-Phillips, Murphy, Arbsland, Miss King, J, LaGrange, Finn, Bradshaw, G, Neal 4th Row-Fox, Barrett, Foster, L, Butler, A, Hall, D, Sunter, Shewbert, Shire, Updike, Herbel, A, Taylor, Tindall, Forster, Becker, 3rd Row-Pickert, J, Pennington, Crouch, D, Blair, Fanestil, Tripplett, H, Tindall J, Cook, N, Dawson, Ruble, G, Pope, Andrews, Carr, Kingston, Harrison, Campbell, Z, M, Thomas, E. Popp B, Welch, T, Neal, E, La0range lst Row-Juanita Stowell Sec,, Esther Deitz Pres,, Joyce herres Treas, 22

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511' My 'tn11Q015Q5bfJ ww 5 8570 axe : - xx .Ms Sm -, i . ff r '.: 313 H gm Izlgz -:.:r - H2 y ' H-Y 1 A IN 'W am wsiji .- :':- fre H M iffm M 2 if If The Cardinal track and field squad of 1940 won the League Championship at Sterling, took third place in the Hays Relays and finished high in several larger meets, Nine boys of last XWUJMA, year's squad are lost through graduation or ineligibility, Twelve, lettermen, however, are re urnlng and the squad this year is expected to be stronger than ever, Outstanding prospects this year include Dashes: Frazier Blandon, C, P, L, Champion in three events, Mayford Myers, Ted Guliford and Dale Whitemang Middle distanceg Herb Rome, Juan Torrez, Maurice Skolaut, and Arnold Davieg Full events: Ted Guliford, Red Neal, Harry Bradshaw, Jack Brewer and Walt Harmong Hurdles: Bot Birdsong and Eddie Herres, m':4g gsgyxlw 5 E I '- ' - , ,A 4- dye 1 a.14 f -:g,lf.F as na :-: HT 2-+9 :-!' ' ' M f.a'-r.-LU .f E H H -. ',j11.A2':,e , n , ssl- .Y if yq ,T ' -U ' - - - ' ..-----A .--:' ME,I 1' -4 - .N-'vt-223 ai ., s ,eu - A- 'fmt ., '.:,-ls- S... su -' ' HR-W -ig '-.ffl S, ' Ei5'5'a-i:' e 4 . V W x was me ?e.'Q ,fgfggnf 4, , E, me We wg: -E ,fe.gfgff, , , I was wa gs -,av s gg 5 E H B gi U,-ga-w,,,,Lw, ,agp ge :-:,- tig xl an wage-5 H HE 1 we as e --1' galil. ','E?f :' I . if QQ mg.: . Bi QW H legetszgi . P I . ll ' ' . n 'Jav'Jf4Q, lhvownd :,I Z: - d,4,jd 114, Z J ,9 ' 255144411 uma 14- ' - ,, , Y . - A1 ,. -' . s, , I , -IA 1 V I. V-,-fs.. ,, E u 5 ' ' L ' :+ , api., - gi! - . n ef - -E iQgg flT,2 .:. , ' 3,5 L QQ :TSA -fc,q1va4sv.-fs ,Q :rw ' ,,:',,-lg ,:S1 E. ,Q-'1-,.., ,1 ,.Ug. ,:B:,?1,-:1-3 'Q 36WQ3wfpgm?u'm'iikv -VS X13 if fi ff- - gl? 1' 'ewfii las B5 ll! SPF? MAJ fmt fsmnlp'

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I , 1 Q C 'l'l2lNf 'Ulililx Miss Barbara Bruce, popular senior girl, was chosen by xhe student body as the Cardinal Queen of 1941, Votes were cast by payments made on the yearhooks, Those nominated for the honor were: Corinne Kirkpatrick, Mary Beth Highfill, Norma Reif, Rozh Butler, Esther Kramer ani Eem- sa as ss was was 23 ,asm a W W an 5, W' vi 1:-Qgeggigggy ty Staten, ' Barbara attended H ,I-1,5 , all four years of her high school career, She was a member cf the pep club, hand, Athletic Association, and G,A,A, She acquired many friends thru her pleasing personality and win- ways, S a msgs m X I I