Hoisington High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Hoisington, KS)

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md! lst Row-Wilson, Blandon, Russell, Karst, Adkins,,Grosz, Daly, Whiteman, Schoeppel, Hester, Harman, Crouch, Brown, Deines, Pope, Helwig, Dott, Thomas, Connor, Rowley, Munger 2nd Row Nuee, A, Younger, Hall, Herres, Howell, Thayer, G, Winter, Kroesch, B, Jaynes, Meyer, P, Younger, Keyes, Finn, Miller 3rd Row-Zimmerman,Carroll, Horning, C, Blair, Stowell, L, Camp- bell, D, Campbell, Crouch, Bilyew, Triplett , Bruce, Ellgen, H,Tindall, D, Blair, M, Brack, Lee, Bradshaw, Pickert, J, Tindall, Hall, Ericks, Barton, Peterson, Humphrey 4th ROW Jenkins, Pennington, Davis, LaGrange, Munger, Fanestil, R, Butler, Taylor, Foster, Norton, Dawson, Brewer, Van Brimmer, Neal, Herres, Reif, P Sunter, Shira, Steiner, H I II 'PA An QZQQZQ Q07 wp E., . W' 'Wi-Qif0fQirs Ruble, L, Butler, Hancock, Turner, 'I UH, E , , ,Q as s v . , ' Z ,nj , . 'v nw. - 1 2nd Row-Winter Van Brimmer Harman Zimmerman, Fanestil, Munger, Campbell, ' ,' ' ' . T- dull Z a E Peterson, Whiteman lst Row-Barton Brewer, Lee, Taylor, ln Taylor, Munger , l.. X 7 5 . A .Lf .ajii IQ'-1 1 2nd Row-Blandon, Munger, Taylor, Winter, lst Row-Lee, Fanestil, Campbell, The vocal department of H,H,S, under the direction of Miss Ruth Jenkin opened the season with about 91 members in the chorus, A new group was organized this year known as the choir, This is a selected group chosen by their display of talents and consists of about 50 persons, The vocal department has taken part in many activities and has presented programs of various types, They journeyed to Ellsworth in the fall to attend the music festival A They presented a chapel at which all the contest numbers were given, At the first of the year the following ensembles were chosen:Trio,Sex- tette, Quartet, Madrigalians and Triple Trio, Of these only the Triple Trio went to the district contest, U ' Twenty-two persons sang solos in the spring recital, From these were chosen the ones who participated in the district contest in the spring

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LM' Ml' 'L'lCJ The dramatics class is a new department in the high school curriculum which is steadily becoming more popular, The speech and dramatics classes were or- ganized as part of the curriculum for the first time nucleus of a speech department, presented by the two classes of J,R, Tharp, instructor of throughout the semesters, Each this year to form the Various plays were under the direction speech and dramatics, member of the dramatics class received experience in plays before the public, through the student directed plays at the termination of the course, The play HThe New Systemn was presented at the County Teachers Convention and at one of the Booster Programs, The cast consisted of Eleanor Murphy, Dale Whiteman, Clara Schultz, Bob Kroesch, Theaus Fox. WD sl is Q NEI-v t f Anita Munger and Mary Jane Stowell, HThis Younger Generationu was presented at the Methodist church on Nov, 26 and also at one of the Booster Programs, The cast was composed of Earl 0'Neal,Corinne Kirkpatrick, Velda Dawson, Theaus Fox, Alberta Walker and Bill Van Brimmer, The mystery comedy nThe Vacant Housen was presented in chapel on March 14, Members of the cast were Jeanette Steiner, Bob Helwig, Mickey Arbsland, Bob Valerius, Ruth Butler and directed by Bonnie Walter A one-act play contest semester as a culmination plays were directed by 0 79 Eleanor Davis, The play was with the help of Mr, Tharp, was held at the end of the of the semestefs work, The the students and judges consisted of members of the faculty, Eleanor Murphy fScheuylerJ, Naomi Dawson Q Susan 2, Walt Harman CHebersD, Lloyd Jaynes KBrad1eyJ, Joyce Herres fMarionJ, Emil Manweiler QLarkinJ, Mickey Arbsland CSamsonJ, Bob Kroesch CRoderickJ, Bill Neal fJerryJ, Lois Campbell CHelenP, Q -5 .9 ' The senior play HA Character Intrudesu a delightful fantasy, proved to be one of the most unusual plays of the season, It was presented in the high school auditorium on Tuesday, November 19, HA Character Intrudesn was something dif- ferent for the followers of amateur dra- matics of H,H,S, The cast consisted- of Lloyd Jaynes, Lois Campbell, Mickey Arbsland, Bob Kroesch, Joyce Herres, Bill Neal, Walter Harman, Eleanor Murphy and Naomi Dawson, 27 fQ.:-l -Q.. .mi , V1 W ' v-v' fQ1I1Q fr 4-,.--J'. Z7l-:'.., .,

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2,425 Zuma-f UWA gg, 1 Last R0W'K1'iSB6I', LSB, Krug, Forster, N, Reif, Butler, Kingston, J, Tindall, Beetz, Bott, Van Brizmner, Becker, MP. C01'1I10r. 4-th Row--V, Reif, Durand, Pickert, Jones, Carroll,Mecha.m, Butler, Harman, Harris, Brewer, B, Tindall, L, Tindall, Kingston, Stukey, Smith, Steinert, Connor, Simms, Graham, R, Helwig, Thayer, Finn, Jean, Whiteman, B, Krug, A, Reif 3rd Row-Ruble, Murphy, Pflughoeft, Pratt, Updike, Sears, Houchin, Rogers, Harman, L, Thayer, G, Winter, C, Winter, Cozens, Wilson, Smith, Burke 2nd Row-Turner, Blair, W, Becker, G, Becker, Norton, J, Miller, King, Little, Hall, Corbett, Helwig, Sausen lst Rgw KFOSSCI1, Sk0lR11'l2, Nichols, Bruce, C, Blair, Mayfield, Ericks, Stafford, Geher, BOSSS. LM' ,Lao Edith Bitter, Jean Rita Kaiser, Patty Whiteman, Shirley Foster, Betty Humphrey, Margery Flinn, Marjorie Fanestil, Artebelle Corbett, Robert Thomas, George Durand Elwanda Brewer, Geraldinsziipe, Mr, Conner, Leroy Parry, Z V0 Ba li c I i Ex! L ,, XX V-- Q :W YE fggl ooiff 'QIAQK I ' . ' 2 T 4 f I, Quo ,...L L., ,. aa. Third Row-Left to Right-Dale Whiteman,Joe Jean, Ray Thayer, Herman Herdt, Joe Stukey Second Row-Ferman Bitter, Walter Harman, John Miller First Row-Leon Deines, Bob Helwig, Charles Corbett, Wilbur Wilson The instrumental music department was quite active appearances. during 1940-1941, The membership was increased to 80 Another addition to the department is the Cardinal- thig year. ians, This is a modern swing band of twelve boys and One of the high spots of the year was the McPher- made its first public appearance shortly after Christ- eon Band Concert, March 16, About 25 towns were re- mas, The Cardinalians are filling a long-felt need presented among the visitors, including 20 visiting in the recreational life of the school and community, directgps. The instrumental program in operation during the The String Choir was a new addition this year and year included solos, ensembles, orchestra, popular proved a worth while advantage to the string players, prOgramB, plays, banquets, dances and formal concerts, This group of fifteen students played for most of the Two ensembles and six soloists revresented Hoising- school plays, for the P,T,A, and made several other 12021 in the District Contest at Hays in April, A 29 lr ,H ,ll 5, .,' ., 4 ,