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ojifC0cL:C9f77fCOZ JLGGZGE as-cleft? Character Scholarship Leadership Service Associate Members-H. H. S. Alumni Dorothy Jones '32 Gladys Morgan Schoffner '35 Sam Priest Crawley '32 Wesley lndermill '36 Durrant Larkin '33 Dortha Roberts ' Glen Miller '33 Robert Perrin ' Cecil Cass '33 Louvina Johnston ' Willis Miller '34 Dorus Munsinger ' Wayne Johnston '34 Helen Peterson '34 Philip Perrin '34 Annette Reid '35 Suzanne Eby '35 Donald Baughman '35 Clarence Hebb '35 Richard Reid ' Jimmie D. Hupp ' Mildred Maben ' Phyllis Snowden Perkins ' 36 36 36 37 Marian Rader '37 37 37 38 38 Berniece Culver '38 Active Members-Howard Chapter Sam Westfall '39 Betty Gene Frailey '39 Robert Gibbon Elvin Perkins '39 Freda Squier '39 '40 Costume Day Red noses, pillow and rag stomachs, cigars, and whiskey bottles filled with a mild solu- tion of Dr. Peppers, Coco Cola, and Seven- Up ruled supreme in the halls and classes of the high school building last Friday as Cos- tume Day was being celebrated. The real day opened with orchestra and other first hours classes. Thirty minutes after orchestra commenced, Jack Blizard, winner of fourth prize, made his gala en- trance attired somewhat like the seventh and eighth grade girls are always dressed for school. Several chapels were held during the day. Two of these were to select the win- ners of the contest or, in other words, to select those who wore the best costume. First prize went to John Batson, junior, who impersonated the worst drunken negro tramp that ever breathed the breath of life- Bud McClure, representing the clown of the hoboes, wore a monocle, carried a cane, and kept a derby on all day to capture second prize. Jack Spunaugle, fresh from the hills of Arkansas with his own particular brand of peach whiskey, copped the third prize. Fourth prize fell in the hands of Jack Bli- zard, who wore the costume already men- tioned. Good Friday Program. Th Ministerial Alliance of Howard pre- sented a Good Friday program to the high school students last Friday morning. Rev. Fisher led the group in the hymn, The Old Rugged Cross. Rev. Osborne read the scripture which was followed by a prayer by Rev, Stevens. Following the prayer Rev Fisher sang Why Should He Love Me So Y Dr. Heath then spoke on the question Will Man Live After Death Y and of the cruci- fixion of Christ. The program ended by the benediction by Dr Heath. Howard Boy Honored Tim Rader and the Howard Hi-Y Club were honored Monday, April 3, when Tim was elected congressman from the fifth district. of the Hi-Y organization in Kansas- Rader will represent Chanute, Iola, Inde- pendence. Coffeyville, Sedan, Grenola, Cedar Vale, Moline, Neodesha, Eureka, Cherryvale and Howard at the state convention.
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FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Back Row: Hinshaw, Miller, Howard, Young, Hartford, Davis, M. Marion Rogers Stevens. Fourth Row: Hufford, W. Webster, V. Jay, H. Jay, Armstrong, McDonald, Barnh-wrt R o a' 'o Webstergivyant. F Third Row: Calvert, Rhoades, Loyd, Gray, Bergsma, H. Kling, Pfrehm, Winn Indermlll Second Row: Steeby, Portenier, Walters, Pulley. Front Row: Andrews, J. Marion, McClure, L. Kling, Warner, Perkins. Rex Tarwater A. K. Rader Ralph Perkins HONORARY MEMBERS STATE FARMERS Ralph Perkins, Jr. Billy Pfrehm Carl Russell W. F. Elliott Clay Reams Donald Baughman 38
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