Howard High School - Scraps Yearbook (Howard, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 154 of the 1941 volume:

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A A rm L May 16, 1951 Dear Menzenita: A I was 'ust sitting here looking at the calendar- do ou know that 10 C3 C a 9 0 1 9 years ago today we walked down the aisle and received our diplomas, 1 started digging among some of my things and found the annual our class put out in 1941. lt was really a good annual. As I glanced through the pages, it brought back many happy memories. Do you remember? September 5, 1937 forty-five Freshmen,stumbled up the stairs and halls to the auditorium where they were greeted in turn by the teacher and upper classmates. So thus our careers began under the guidance of Miss Payne. , ' Just one week after we had embarked upon our journey, we were initiat- ed by our enthusiastic supgriorsi the sophomores. At the fall festival we were very elated when we received first prize for our float. And do you remember in the fall of 1938 there were only forty members of our old freshmen class to begin as sophomoresfand it was our time to initiate the freshmen?f We were quite easy on them considering our treatment the year before. And we were very proud that five members of our class received football letters that year. At last, Juniors, with Hr. Bergsma and Hrs. Buchele helping us through this year. 'One of the schools biggest events was the presentation of ouf junior play, NISE COLQNEQQxQAlQ,H which proved to be the best play ever given. Cn April 18, we entertained the Seniors with a glorious banquet. The theme HSQHlQQ3H:GA5QQH-EABTXN was carried out with white picket fence covered with flowers, and Spanish moss hanging from the ceiling. In the center of the room, a tulip bed, set off the atmos- phere of the theme. After the speeches that go with banquets, the Juniors and Seniors went to the Willet Hall for dancing. In return, the Seniors gave us a picnic. And once again we won first prize at the fall festival for our float. Here we were in 1941 on the last lap of our high school days with thirty-three members and with Nr. Arnold and Mr. Bergsma telling us the correct turns. We got our class rings, ordered while Juniors. Have you forgotten how the juniors entertained us at a HHAWAll5E LUAQH given April 17 at the Presbyterian Church with the HKings of Sweet Swingu to dance to afterwards? To score another hit we presented HYOUR EQCE IS FAQlLlA3H, a three act play. And do you remember how excited we were about our skip day and what a glorious adventure we had? Have you forgotten our HClass night, Baccalaureate and Commencement nightn. and how we all drew a breath of relief to think we were out of high e school? M With Love Helen HcGrew Sa ,fn xx JACK BLlZARDw-cont- JOE HUTCHINSON HELEN Mconewuf LILLIE D131-'EIXIBACH JAMES M-URICi MLHIUI WALDO GREY LUCILLE DILLI Serg. of Arms--4 Orchrastra--l-2-5-4 Band--2-5-4 Senior Play n College Preparatory Course Hi-Y--l-2-3-4 Football--3-4 Track--3-4 Basketball--1-2-3-4 Class Officeri-Secretary--2-5 General Course G.R.--l-2-5-4 Secretary-Treasurer 2 3 Girls Glec Club--1-2-3-4 Class Officer Secretary--Treasurer l President--2 Sarg. of Arms--4 Orchrnstra--5-4 Band--1-2-5-4 r Pirate Pepperettes--4 secretary Treasurer Commercial Course GoR0 1'2 GiFlS Glec Club--l-2-5 Girls Gym--5 Orchrastra--l-2-5. Annual Stuff--Typlst Senior Play I Voc. Agriculture Boys Glee Club--1-2 F.F.A.--Judging Team--l-2-5 Commcrcial Course Hi-Y --l-2-5-4 Treasurer--4 Boys Glas Club--1-2-5-4 Student Council--3-4 4 4 Football--2-5-4 Basketball--5-4 Track--2-3-4 Class Officer--President--2 Vice President--4 Serg. of Arms--l F.F.A.--l-2-3-4 Reporter--2-5 Wardon--4 Judging Team--l-2-5 General Course G.R.--2-5 Girls Glee Club--5 Class Officer--Secretary-2 Treasurer-2 Junior Play DARRELL CRISLA5: ALICE KLING: DONRLIJ STMYJ .RTI JOHN PMRTFORD: JUNIOR GLASSCOGK: JUNIOR INDiRMILL: RICHARD YOUNG! KENNETH MACDONALD ARTHUR MdCLUREg FLORLNCE GREGOR2 College Preparatory Course. Junior Flay I Home.Economics Course G. R.-nl-2-5-4 Annual Staff--4 Girlz Glen Club--l-2 Nftion l Honorary Soci College Preparatory Course in-if--1.-2 roozmii--5-.4 T1-M611--3-4 I Basketball--l-5-4 ' 3?CLroetra--l-E-3 Bend-ul-2-3 Commercial Courso ' 1 Hi-Y--2-3-4 Boys Glo: Club--2-5-4 Basketball--2-5-4 Track--2-5 F. F. A.--1-2-Judging Team--2 , Commercial Course Hi-Y--4 Boys Glce Club--2-3-4 Football--l-2-5 Basketball--5-4 Track--2-5-4 Junior Play Clean Gfficcr--Vic: President--l Sergeant of Arms--5 Secretary--4 Vocational Agriculture Course HikY--I-2-3-4 Boys Glee Club--2 Student Council--3-4 F. F. A.--l-2-3-4-4Judging Team--5-4 Treasurer Football--l-2-3-4 Basketball--5-4 2 5 Track--l-2-5-4 College Prcpuratory Course Hi-Y--1-2-5-4--Vice President-4--Secretary-5 Boys Glec Club--l-2-5-4 Student Council--5--Sergt. of Arms-5 Orchraetra--l-2-5-4 Band--l-2-3-4 Close Officmr--President--l Vicc President--2 Trcf'urcr--5 ' General Coureo Hi-Y--l Boys Glee Club--l F. F. A.--1-2-5-4-Judging Team General Course Woys Glee Club--2 Junior Play Football--5-4 Track--5-4 F. F. A.--l-2-3-4 Judging Team--l-2-5 Clues Officer:-Treasurer--4 Vocmticnul Home Making Course G. H.--4 Pep Club--l-2-5 Class OfficcruSec. Senior Play CLIN HAS T INGS I CARMALITA BEATY? FRANKIE SQUIER: JCE BARNHART IMOGENE moral JAMLSXHUPP Jlxm ELIZAPL Collogo Proparatory Course Claoi Oifioor--Scrgont of Arms--4 Nriioual Honorary Society Cowmoroial Course Gxrls Gloo Club--5-4 SGnior Play Girls Gym--5w4 Cwll:5s Pr yur tory -,.' Course HLHYW-l-2-5-4 Prosld2nt--4 Boys Gloo Club-nl-2-3-4 Band--l Student Council--lw2-5-Q Vice Prosidont--4 Football--l-2 Tre P m 7 ff l LC.N.l---5'-of 'f Bookotoall--l-2-5-4 Junior Play nz-4 Class Gffionr--Choor Loader--1-5 Trgasuror--2 Sergeant of Arms--l Vioo President--4 Commuroicl or General Boys Gloo Club--l Class Officer-vvico Praoidont--3 President'-4 Futura Farmer--2--4 Boys Athlotios--Football--2-3-4 Bmakptoall--1-3-5-4 Truck--2-E-4 Sgnior Play Annual Staff Comworoial Co CT uRo l Gir1H Glas Cl Crohrastro--l Eundnl Boys State l1l S G um--1-2-5-4 -2-5-4 , A Sonior Play Commoroiml Csnrxo Hi-Yu-2-L Boys Gloo ClUbMvZH4 Basketballmwlniwo-4 Track--l Glas: CfflCQTm'V1CG Preo.v-2 Treasurer--5 Choor loader--5 Pros.w-4 FaFs4Ao '-l '2 ?J PFG3o 2 Judging Team--2 Junior Play Senior Play Coll go Preparatory or Commercial Hi-Y--l-2-5-4 Football--l Basketball--5 Track--1-4 Class Offiovr--Cheer leader--1-2-5 ,..l 1 . ' MQNZMNITA HOUR5iR PAUL D. THOMPSON BETTY BRINKRUFF GENEVA NIGH HALOLD HUFFORD JIM SEXTON MARY H, CARTER General Course Girls Glec Club--l-2-5-4 Bend--l-2-5-4 Orchrastra--1-2-3-4 G,R.--2-5-4 Student Council--5-4 President-4 Junior Plcy Senior Play Class Officer--Secretary--2 Cheer leader--l-2-5-4 Annual Staff--Business Manager Piratte Peppercttcs-4 President-4 Cheer leader-4 National Honorary Society College Preparatory Course Hi-Y--1-2-5-4 Boys Glcc Club--l-2-5-4 Band--l-2-3-4 Orchrestra--l-2-3-4 Football--4 Basketball--3-4 College Preparatory Course G.R. --1-2-C5-43 Treasurer--C3-45 Girls Glee Club--l-2-C5-41 Student Council--3 Orchrastre--l-2-C5-42 Junior Play Pirate Peppercttes--4 Commercial Course G'oRo 4 Girls Glec Club--l-2-3-4 Orchrastra- Girls Gym--3 Girls State Senior Play . Voc, Agriculture Course Boys Glee Club--2-5-4 H1-YQ-1-2-5-4 1 College Preparatory Course Hi-Y--5-4 Boys Glee Club--l-2-3-4 Basketball--1-2-5 Class Officer--Treasurer--l-2 Secretary--3 Cheer leader--5-4 Orchrastra--l-2-3 Band--lu2-3 Junior Play Annual Staff-4Editor General Course G .R0wwlm2-5-4 Girls Gym-N3 'D 7 VIRGINIA BADLH College Prcparatory Course G R l S c 1 Q9 L-4 '.J Ar: o rotary--2 '7 Q LJ Vice Pros -- Prosidont--4 Girls Gloo Club--l-2-5-4 Studont Council--3 Socrctary--5 Girls Gym--5-4 Class Officor--President--l-5 Choor loador--2 Oronrastru--l-2-5 Junior Play Senior Play Annual Stuff--Asst. Editor Pirate Popporottes--4 National Honorary Society ALLEN LOYD Voc, Agriculture Course Hi8Y--l-2-5-4 Socrotary-Z-4 Boys Gloe Club--1-2-3-4 Student Council--l-5-4 Football--2-5-4 Basketball--3-4 Truck--2-5-4 Class Officer--Prosidont-5 Cheer loodor--4 F.F.A.--l-2-5-4 Treasurer-2 President--3 Judging Toom--l-2-5 -4 it . ' 1 I I Mm..M..J I W , ccwlencicwr September 2 URing out the bel1s.H H. H. S. opened school en this day at 9:00. 5.Chapel bells rang before noon and Mr. Lange announced that school would be discontinued on account of the infantile paralasis ban. Hurrah! ll School reopened. We finally became settled in our studies. 17 The G. R. gave a . party for all the girls in high school. Mr. and Mrst ' Holmes were charivaried after the G. R. party--this being the second try. p 18 The Citizen bearing the first of the series of the Howard High School notes came today. 21 The Pirates defeated Eureka 25 to 21 at Eureka. A good start for football season! 27 A Red Letter day in the life of every student! Moline-Howard football game at Howard. We won and how , we do appreciate the ficgp 28 School floats- The Sophs received first: the Freebies second, the Juniors third,-H-and what do you suppose the Seniors received? October 1 The Howard freshman football team played the Eureka second team and did they get beatl 5 Nearly everybrdy ment to the Methodist Church where the Epworth League royally entertained the high school. 4 The Freshmen can really be classified as None of usn after the stiff initiation the Sophs gave them --- --s.--sy.-. 4 Pirates plenty hot tonight when they won a 21- 0 victory over Leon! . Li Whether it was because Speedy iidn't run fast enough er swmc other reason Howard lest s tough game to Caney. Tximinazionsl Ye gods! LW Another victory over Mailsnnl Hy, what's got into 1- F: '. so freshmen had a picnic. 2s.A 50e0 victory over Cedervale. Boring isn't it? 28 For once the Juniors and Seniors cooperated and threw a dilly of a party in the gym. 30 Rev. Fisher and family moved to Pittsburg today. Lucky break for Pittsburgl 51 Everybody celebrated after the Peru football game. Mostly because of Halloween '0l10USh. November 4 Willkie was elected President today in H- H. S. It's too bad some of the political fanatics in H. H. S eouldn't have helped Willkie do his campaigning. 7 The House of Repre- sentatives and Senate opened a Uhot and prolongedn session today. 8 Students of H. H. S. are really getting their fill of patriotism lately. Trios were organised to sing at the rural school and Mr. A. K. Rader gave an Amerieanism speech today in assembly. 15 Lois of students attended the American Royal at Kansas City. Wonderful thing--Agriculture! 14 Scrappy fought game with Sedan. What a wonderful feeling a victory gives onel 20 Quail Season opened. What is this-a girl's school? NUVBNBQR--cont. Nov. 22 have you guessed what is wrong with the Juniors? Well, GHE DRLEHIQUS EIGHT was tonight ind urs Q big success, Nov. 26 The Seniors nlqvqx the faculty in s bnskztbnll gina. Where did those faculty nenbsrs get all that ithletic ability? DECLNLEB Dec. 2 Seniors had their pictures token. Dec. 6 While the G. R. girls wore having Q swell time nt Columbus, the Basketball boys stirtxd off with o bong by defeating Scvery. Dec. 13 Grenolw went down in defeat by 2 close score of 23-22, Dec. 16 P-l-R-A-T-E P-E-P-P-E-E-E-T-T-E-S that spells n brand new organization org nized for the main purpose of putting some zip in H. H. S. Dec. 17 The Pepncrettos rcnlly ftrutted their stuff tonite. Moy- be that made the big difference in thc score 41-19. Dec. 20 Another B.B. victory over Sedan. Dec. 23 All school X-Hes party with Sante Claus and everything. Gee!! G. H. ind Hi-Y went circling wfterwmrds, Dec. 24 They lst school out toioy for X-Has. Nice they let us out so soon. Dec. 30 College kids hone and rirrin to play the boys in B.B. They must of had something ,fter ell by the looks of the score. Dec. 31 New Yenrs Evo--Hhicu Jf.Ei5'U'LiJgY Jun. 3 nwhat 3 uousy duyu Ioline bent us 24-16 Curses!! Jen. 8 Semester exams. Jan. 10 A close B.B. gone ut Elk City tonight. Quite n noisy game too, Did the Peppcrettes stort all that hubbub? Jan. 16-17-18 Basketball International Tournament Qt Moline. Lots of Howard fans went etch night and the lest night notched the boys win 3 beautiful second place trophy.--Defevtod by Holinc. Jin. 20 Penpcrette party nt Spike Housers, ' Jin. 21 Bnsketbmll gone '1.t' fith Elk Falls. Score 24-39 in our favor. Jan, 24 Basketball gunz with Grenolu. Now, 1 ask you fellows shy not give the other tenn Q broik sometime? Jan, 27 Edith Stephens entbrtninod the Pepperettes. Jan. 28 First Annual work done when the photographer cane to take group pictures. I do believe e few of the boys wished their faces today. What some people von't io for the sake of publicity! Jun. 29 Even if the Moline-Howard athletic boys don't get along use hotu the music students io. This vos nrovon at the Joint Music Concert hero Jin. 30 HSwy, hiv' you seen ConchTH No, Hc's 1'JI'Obfl?Jfl-1' over ot Gym--The new score clock has come. And it's Q dilly Gnd I ain't Q woofin. 3.3. game it Longton. The Peppcrottcs Went roller skating iftcr the victory. . FMZLCARY , Febf 3 All Howard High's music students piled into cars and went to Feline for their 2'd joint concert. Feb. 4 Howxrd tmstod bitter dcfeit Qgdinst Ioline. Feb. 13 Did you know we Lid poets in school? All G. H. members composed n poem. Feb. 14 Seniors sold ict cream during noon hour. Alton Coble ate n whole gallon himself. F 4 Feb. 15 FEBRUARY- -Q ont , ' Everybody up bright und eirly to work on the Carnival. Every orgenizotion cleared n little money. Dot Dsgnrimore and Waldo Grey were crowned queen ind king of H. H. S, Feb. 18 Herd working Slniors needed some relaxation so went to Longton roller sknting. Allen Loyd, Wilde Grey, and Hr. Lange had e contest to see how niny times they could trip each other. Feb. 19 Hy-I entertiined the G. R. Surprising what nice enter- tainers the boys own bel A Feb. 21 Sophomores went to Longton to roller skate. Feb. 26 Girls from Grenoln and Voline were entertained by the G. R. girls tonight. Whwt were ill the boys hanging around town for? Feb. 28 Cur lest serson 3.3, gxme with Piedmont ended in Q victory H ZQARCH Merch 4 Marjorie Lcxnord had 2 Pepperstte Party tonite. Merch 6-7-8 District B.B. Tournament here Qt Howard. Eight towns entering, Pepperettes hotl Pirates hotter! A swell tournamentl All the more so becwusc Howord played Koline for lst plece--and came out ahead. Boyl therc's nothing wrong with H. H. S, March 13-14-15 Regional B.B. Tournament at Fredonia, The Pirates played Altoona, Virgil end Moline. The irony of fate descended upon us and although three fourths of Howwrd Wes there Moline bent us by three points. Merch 13 Seniors tried to rwise some more money et a Bridge Benefit, March 20 The Athletic boys had their Qnnudl binnuet tonight Qt the Legion Hell. This was given to them by their mothers. Edd Q swell program and everyone hid plenty to edt. Approximately BOO or more attended. March 21 Senior Class hid charge of ossenbly. So as not to loose any of our glory the Senior B. B. boys plnyed next yedrs team. Nearly ull of the Juniors and Seniors went to Cincy for Cnney's Jr. Sr. ploy nnd.n dinco vftcrwirds ind everybody reported of having 0 swell time. March 25 The Ennorid S.T.C. Glee Clube give n concert. Fine. March 26 Gr. Play tryouts--new for the grind. APRIL April lst Costume Day--Enough stid. April 7 The Hi-Y cabinet wttended the Hi-Y district meeting Qt Neodesha. April lO Introducing the Hhythem Rsscnlsn at the Willet Hell. Chuck Angell the ole maestro. April 13 The Mixed Cours presented an Easter Csntdtta. Showed lots of herd work. Conrvtulations Kr. Yoder! April 15 Annual music festival . Judges from Cincy. April 17 All the girls in the fornnls dnd the boys in their best suits--No coffee or grivy spilled and everything wzs lovely et the Jr. Sr. Hswaiin Luau. Afterwdrd to the Willet Hell to dence to the music of the UKings of Sweet Swing.U April 21 deshe . April 23 April 25 Lots of things happened teddy--Student Council to Neo- Home Ee. girls to Wichita. Delenquent cases fishing.HoHum Girl Reserves took the Hi-Y on 1 picnic to the lake. 26 Husic festival it Winfield. ., ,l ........Tl ' I U 3 xv ., , i v 1 ' 4 . I , 1 A 1 ' X Q x J., 7 - M, K 1 X . , f s , A 4 , 1 1 I A .N ' x ' - -' 11, 5. ,J x 1 r LV4 s 4 ,J X ,K n f v vu .. ,u v G. .4. . -. , v f K, V , Wan, ,AT K f ,M S . V .W r,i',. QQ -4 . y,.1q5 ,i.,'j9k-'gg.,ff1:-qv XT1,.,g l-wuz fri' f f. az W ir-455 nh.-fnwnfli nhaghiiasf im ' ' 'v '-fu.. .n.- ,,. J- ,- vw V-4-In 'G 1 1 V.. fm ,..,n fx , Vws.,.D,. if es . O 5' 1. L , 144' f .. ,. 1, ,,,,. .., 55, lj, in A APRIL--cont. April 26 Mr. Bergsma takes Waldo, Allen, Junior I., Eugene Goble to the State Judging Contest at Manhatten. April 28 School exhibits for P.T.A. . 'T 'lf I April 29 Final dress rehersol, have you noticed those arty hai of Miss Thorntons? - April 30 It's all over and 9 big success--YOUR FACE IS FAHILIAR Evcryone's happy, especially the play cast and Miss Thornton. Wonder why the Juniors looked so glum today? Q HAY I May 2 Track meet at Holine, Howard rated 3'd place. Hay 5 G. R. instrlletion service for their mothers, and et l2:4' ' ' ' T i o Q d hf unpod into ours ind rode down to Aol n un A. M. the Seniors that 35 passenger Noel--without a soul knowing it May 6 Seniors still enjoying kip aj Q -- nr , boat riding hikine rowing, dancing, eating. 3 , . y . Q, I . - bus waiting for then and slipped away down to SI' D K dt Ncel swimming motor. May 7 Senidrs were,allowed to stay hone to reciprocate. May ll Final week for Senicrs and semester tests for under clas men. Baccalureate. ' May 12 The Pepperettes did it again--They entertained the Lette non at a formal dance with the girls escorting the boys. Hay 13 Class Night for the Seniors. Hay 14 Seniors took the Juniors on a hike. ' Hay 16 Te' s fell hands clasped nShould Auld Acquaintence Be Forgotn, steps faltered--as each enior r FIGHT FOR VICTORY AND HONOR, I FIGHT FOR DEAR OLD HOWARD HIGH, FIGHT WITH ALL YOUR HIGHT AND POWER, GO WIK ANOTHER CAKE TONIGHT, WE'LL CHEER TO HELP YOU WIN THE BATTLE, GIVING EVERY THING WE HAVE, SO FIGHT FOR VICTORY AND HONOR, FOR OLD HOWARD HIGH. Q94 ' ,px ' ' , I U 31 ' ' I if iewsv- f., is ,, -, A p A ,h V ' -fm, fn- em .. w ,, , , bill' , , I X S ' eceived their diplomas. , ,Els A 1- L' 'o -fu , V.,-11-g-M 3. px, . U , 1. . , 1' M fini , fs '- X 1 I O V Q U . ,,.,M.., 5 v.l,y,q,,.,.f5R,J, T , V 1 .y -- b . A Y, , 1 A, l 44, ,559 4 WA' QrHr+w W ,fri Plmew : 5' O f ,,115of-'sn wi ::E'2y's 1 I , , '-. ' ' we -1 M., ,Q bmi ' A df, fri, , ,.e.,,,,,r..,, vi , 4 ,JMR ,wif ,Ml 1. , - w . ,. - , 1, -,51!,,,..., A ,yn A . 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Q,3511E3i31-gf1 :r3' ' i 3grq?'5' W 4 F1457 F'. 4'J A 15 M 3 a W A 3- '25- A -fl , 5- k.,-.: . -, - ' JUNIOR CLASS FRESHMAN CLASS SOPHOMORE CLASS MIXED CHORUS -if JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY On Sept. 5, 1958, 45 of the greenest Freshmen imaginable, at least th-t is what the u per-classmen thought, entered the portals of higher 9 P learning at Howard High for better or worse. Mr. Holmes was our 4 old Spenser that year with Mr. Yoder as assistant. During that year Iar and Virgil Jay, Dwayne Arndt, and Jualita Lanning dropped out and we gained three more in number, Betty Corby, Billy warner, and incidental- ly he has, along with Freddie Rhodes, been called a mischief maker and been accused of being the cause of Mr. Langels hair turning gray. Phyllis Dutton also became one of our number that year. The class entered a float in the all School Parade on the subject of HMoline Hornets Died in Action.U We won the first prize of 310 for this. We had two picnics and two parties during the year, and took an active part in planning the all school Christmas party and also the last day of school jaunt which took us to Independence. That year 552 of our students were on thehhonor roll. On September 4, 1939, our class entered the school again, 40 in number and a little more confident of ourselves. We laughed and had a big time over the mistakes that the Freshmen made, and I doubt that there was one of our number who failed to recall the same mistakes made the year before. That year Coach Elder was our Spenser with Mr. Holmes as the assistant. In this year we lost Jack Pulley, Neoma Shipman, and Raymond Winn. We had a trail-blazing picnic and had one party in Mr. Bergsma's room. .Qur third year, the class composed of 58 members, we started to school the second day of September. We lost Fred Rhodes, who is going to the Fredonia schools. This year there is an average of two girls for every boy, the number being 25 girls and 13 boys, Mr. Holmes is our Spenser with Mr. Yoder as assistant. We are losing Betty Brinkruff at the beginning of the second semester when she will become a member of the Senior class and graduate this spring. Our class engoyed a joint party with the Seniors in the Gym in October, drank cider and ate A A th l NOne Delirious cookies. On November 22 the class.prescnted e p ay Night,H under the able guidance of Miss Thornton, which proved to be a howling success, even though the weather was not so agreeable. Our lans are concerned with giving the best Junior-Senior Banquet future p - - , yet, and trying to be better examples of dignified Seniors than some of those that we have with us at the present time. BY Dorothy Degarimore and Keith Miller L s . . V X, -, 53 't 9 r f esp ELSSEJQ The Inter- class trak turnimant wuz held on March 29. The cl plased in this order, Senures and Junures, Sofomores, and Freshmun. We wuz rebbed. n the Home Ec-conomic Our next Freshman was a hike on a raney day i room. We had delicious weineys and huns. to eat, land did we eat? Sins this wuz the lest axtivity of the year, we dis-banded to meet again the following fall, this time as Sofistixed Soofomores. After electing the foiloving offisers, Tres. Charles Angellg Vice Pres. Dick? Heislerg gee, Dnrcthy Morrow, Trezurer. Bill Allen Chear Leader, Ruth R1cha:d and Fugene tools: and ?i nent Council Re resendadive, Mary Wisner we duly irishiaisd those green Freebies wi h reclirements of nitegchns ani nite loses, horlons ana the fate- ful green ribbons. The Freshman alsv resited ljsoh, be nimblen over a candle stick ever time they met us scfcmarss, Miss dill Miss Bill Vours Truly L'-. . Little Benny Charle Angell Mary Misner Thornton, Bill what important event took place in 1732? Allen, HGeorge Washington was born.H Thornton, Hiorrect, Bill, what happens Allen HGeor5a was 10 years oldn. SKIPPING IS GOOD FOR YOU d in 1742? Skipping school is a lot of fun. vhy come to school when the sun is shining, the birds are singing, and the fish are biting? The sunshine is so good for you that it really pays you to skip school Q There is no use sitting in a hot stuffy school room when you should he enjoying the nice weather. .-,.i. , f-ff A ...ur 'I Q 77 ,,, 511, W LETTE? FROM LITTLE BENNY Dear Senior: Well: Well: Well: Look whoz hear: The Sofomores of 1940-412 You no, I herd in a roundabout way that some'eres some-body somehow wanted two no about us so we'll tell'em. We started too school, as most good littel boys and gals do when they gets to that certain stage, as the greenest of Freshies lat year. We became not quite so green when we were inishiated by the so--called sofistikated Sofomores of last year, upperclassmun Junures of this year. Us girls wore knee pants while the boys maid whooppee with our dresses and make-up, We all wore green hareribbons and honions to make us look greener than we natchurely wood. Us girls had to bow to the Sofomores while the boys curtsied to them. And, of coarse, we had the tradishonal task of carrying books. Our nest grate event was the Old Settlers Reunion which happened on September 29 and..... ...... the school parade. Our Freshmun flote was HTrezure Islandu and we got forth plase our of fore entrance. We thot our flote was clever but the jedges didn't. Bout the first offisial act of our class as Freshmun was to elect offisers which wer, President, Charles Angellg Vice Pres. Mark Floryg Sec.Dorothy Morrowg Treasure,Ruth Richardg Chear-leaders, Helen Aleza- nder and Jerry VanBuskirkg Studen Council Representive, Mary Wisner. The Freshmun had there first party as a mascerade Hallowe'en party, which quz completed with luscioud eats. CRefreshmuntsD As uzual we plaid games but wuz premitted to play Post Office which bust ed our harts clean to. e HUs'nsU next went into the headlines Calmostb in the Interclass bascetbal turnimant. The Freshmun girls wuz runner-up to them thar Seniors girls but wuz de-feated 8 to 4 in the finuls. CThe boys got beet, 2313012 in the first round.D Us Freshmun had a Frezurc of Scavenger hunt on November 26 with 55 of us their. Dicky Heisler, Lee Garmon, and Ruth Richards on the priz. It wuz sugested that the rezon for that wuz that they wuz the committee that fixed out the list of t ings to get. Could of been. Our next festivity wuz, of coarse, the all shool Xmas party at which ever-boby enjoyed theirselves. We Freshmun also had a good time. Us Freshmun started the bal rolling in 1940 by having a leap year party at the skool house on Febuary 14, Of coarse, their were some steedies and then, of coarse, their weren't. Then came to famus notis again when upon a five minutes warning a grupe of people had to get up, in chapel, on the stage and give a de-bate. The Senures and Freshmun lost to the Junures and Sofomores. Next Page 'r-'- A ls- 'n FRESCTAN CLASS KISEORY The do or of 30 Od The freshmen took in a to- old H.H.S. were tal of 311.20 at all schooloyoned today as carnaval. That's going the largest fresh- great gunsiulldwsay. man class since Qalling-gllmgargi r l939 stumbled in Be on the lookout for un- with a standing lucky freshmen caught by army of 42. Tis- the semester exams. fortune struck 2335 is all. them however, and before they could Frgghies L0seuQyM1er1 recover from the Shelf ygyTiag ' shock that coach t f'eot2.nz.r ll Elder their wane bet'een ','Q, the Eureka home room teacher, and the Howard Freshmen they were duly in'- and at the xGflHliHf the itiatcd by the so- soore was 5 to O in Trvor phomores. Time of tke freshmen. The lWGDt OHS they crowds grew tense , then thrived on the tea- Stroshury funUlcd and chers mistakes but Rader recovered then were '.fe plauged on Rader fu Wlnf :nd Cri or tests. They fin- reoovergd than Crigerzf-W ally finished the --av uL+t's the uae, sn? first senesterq how the genre at the ff with f.yini colors. of the game Was: From than on it Eureka 52, rss a slain, life Hotnyard 6 ' 2703.1 1IfLCfQ.' . .. Grades Went down of ' and the QfflCQ ' ras filled With PARTIES freshies and their Halloween D'Q F CQQGS. SQ taef Vent: nar'ies, The freshmen had a niiare nikeS,, and other ioue time Friday night miscellaineous Qctobey 21, at thg High activities, Coach School auditorium on Elder at the head, Halloween. After they the Freshies at were thoroughly mystified the bottom. THGY and SCQVQQ to thg bgne, stuck it out though they had refreshments of HUG commencement cider and doughnuts. f0HHd 41 fT95h' men looking ton years older than when they start- ed and not that much smarter wav- ing goodbye to old H.H.S. hanny to say qoodbve. , f W , ,, t new learn Qag Ciao orr' six A.f. after Chrisnas and all through the school not a croa- ture ras stirring not even the freshmen. Their eyes were placed on the oifice with care waiting for Nr. Lange, who soon would be there when all of a sudden there arose such a clattor, they sprang from their seats to what was the matter They glanced at the SGG clock, said fifteen after nine, then ran down the stairs, two steps at a timcg at lest to be held vith a joyous pang, Lhc 313 sfgcv'ic:Qri 5 , fL!3CE iTl3Tq.CTl'S , Zhu sei?-fs, aiu--Lange Juniors Hit Hard by Ereshman Five. The Juniors underwent the most terrific battle of all times when the Fresh- men Blitzkreig smashed them out of existance with a score of 8 to 7 in favor of the Freshman baSK9tball team. Quails Helpful in Freshf men Seniorldage Qame.l If some of the Seniors hadn't left school for a little quail hunting the closeing margin of 8 to ll in favor of the Sen- iors would have been greatened to a large ex- tent. It was the closest basketball game between the freshmen and seniors in History. - 1.1 ' erm as R fffwf 1 , V - .. 4 ffl 4, ,f . , 1 - r , --1 K. - , , f ' Y 1. -,Q Aff! g.i.gi,.:: roualiggz::a,. .'r-...,...,..,m-,..:.- .4 ,1l..f:,.. . . .it ...si..,.n:s..fn Q hr VW F. 1 3 E :H 4 f Mi J.. I A I . .-lie 'aff wk , . . .1 MW ,M . J, ,il . ir! , nn .2 3 ,U 9 ,ff 'l, ','xR2?.xb 45fUMqQQ kMgMWf Q! W W L as , kia! Y at . N J . f Q X ' ,fhlfif ' ', A in R Q fa S A I ,Ax E, T , A ,TQ ..,. K .AA' ' ' F. ii C ' X-fx ff! fl,LEf'.'- f h 1 'Q' f'7X--- L,f - A-N-1 HMG MY HA x ,AL I, XI Xxx Y! V X E:-Ai ' ----.... .- 145-l,,' N f -Q 5 A X QXXSHEYEE Lx, . 4' v 1, .Q fmygb . ,' .QwH ' wifhwfxf fiEiTinYj -QLg.','1: P' .1 X31 ', gg'-3. . A -..,,-., .,.-.- +1 . - z' f , x ffNCHW HMS .4-X I H H D 41 GIRL RESERVES Forty Seven girls became enthusiastic members of the Girl Reserve Club for 1940-l94l--the highest number in many years--and immediately began doing dozens of interesting things. Each girl became a member of a committee res onsiblc for the earning of 8 dollars--which resul i p A D 'ed in many unique ways of raising it. Thanksgiving Baskets, Christmas Caroling, Easter Services, all Constituted a part of the G. R.'s service work for this year. In the fall 9 girls and their sponser, attended a 5 day Conference 1'on the irls received whi at Columbus. The fun, ideas, and inspiraoi X g there will be remembered for a long time. These who went were: Jerry, Mary Arlene, Ruth R., Dorothy M., Menzenita, Helen Maxine, Florence, Alice, Virginia, and Miss Gillet. ' In February, the girls planned a County G. R. Rally here, and at which about 100 girls from Moline, Grenola, and Howard came and bro covered dishes with an interesting program after the evening meal. Lots of work made this event a grand success. Closing events of the G R. work were the picnics with the Hi y and F F A. and their Mother and Daughter Banquet. This years G R. work, in order to make lt successful, was not to the particular work of any one person, but the combined efforts all especially the cab1nct members and the two sponsors, who at t really Whad their hands fullw These were Vir inia Rader President Lenzcnita Houscr -Publicity S Phyllis May Vice President Alice Kling Devotional Helen McGrew Program Chairman Ruth Richards iusic J r Van Buskirk Service Dorothy Morrow Secretary er y Bett Brinkruff Treasurer Mary Wisner Social Y Miss Gillct and Mrs. Sexton Sponsers Mary Zell rs Student C WHICH AR VOU9 Careless nan Yisses with the snadee u C utious man Non't kisg a giil with a cold Dimbell ihia s he is the fi st t KIS ier. onceit o man xoects t e irl Kiss hit Joxon Kisses the girl and thfn apologizes lar says she's e iirs 1 l Kissed kisses and tells. Pxoerieaced mai Kisses ie Liu ie oil tis sioildtrs caieiul man Looxs around before lSolq Dlclonat Tries to kiss her votuei llmld a e o l one iss at a time. timi x ects to iss her e I K for a kiss Ve U ies in ait r n vin is f ce slap ed 'Jscntminded mei misses her on ere do inist facts to know wha other person is doin YOw'LL KAO1 ll taining lmog ne To l U G Virginia Rad o lO1FllQ Jcriy Van me CASS Upp tid ai P1 Lo d t oii Dorothy D inoi wining oolis remaii 11' Allen ad 4 .SEa?ri3' 144m iiiiaixf P e saiassnensfmm sg-nf - Y, my ,4 f.,::.,. '4 ' - , 1 , .' :,-J.: -2 ,V ' ,. ,am -., - , . wus' . , -1 ' --:M ws . vmefvf -- t.. -.- M H ! ,-1 ,N H '.7 :i:?w+b' M24 6-H r w t i', ?'wf'j,- ,.f x..jW' , ' F 17 i'Ff 'f --,.1f122'1f Q 7' ff' l+,Qe,' y gjw , , ., T,f'f1L'fv'f,, g Q3 5 s 21,4-' Q ,,, , . .. , ,N 1, 4 , .,x , r ,X ,, ,,,. ,. . ,, su , . . ,511 V - .- .. , ,, , . f ,. .. .x , N ., .K .. --,V 4, :ig'f.- , wg h- ,hm , , . 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K Gr 37 59 'WE' ,N .km iii n .ff fm - .Q xi 11? . ky, ,ge 1 ly N72 l V, wi 222 1 - 5 A ,I- . fr? 141.4 ,,.1.,.vpe.5f f X J 'v ,, ' ' . 0 K f .Q ,i,.- 2' .vm An-' f,:.31E:, HV- Ut- . ,. , x I-,A 1. , . 1.4 , ,Q . :sg f Q. ,v , Awgswvf. W., U Q 'QA-.q'7 f W. ,, . V - K V :al . . - V .x, ff. . E ,, OYS GLEE CLU ORCHESTRA IRLS GLEE CLUB BAND kv W t- fr W --I-W-are we--M. W..........,. v . . 1 W- .,., Every Tuesday and floating through the n sounds like the Girls Girls Glee is composed Yoder, who can really accompanist. Attired in black appearances this year the Third District Con Music Festival and at a group of trios were ism Program. Two Senior girls yearg one of which has of Menzenita iouser, . - Y we-mf V ..,.- .V lu, ,, ,..fe.,-- fn ,,.,,. - - .., l ,... ,- ,,,, V A' ' ' ' fini .. jk' VN.. rr' GTPLS LE LUE Thursday Wren strains of pretty nirmony start alls, so eone is sure to remark, Nimr that Glee Club N--and they're correct .1,- toward E gh's of girls, under the suoer directioi of Homer make them warble. Dorotny Degarimore is the ann white dressed, tney nave made very pleasing at The Joint Music Concerts at Moline and Howard, vention of the legion Auxiliary, Howard's Spring W' ' I ' H ' Ninfield s ,outbwestcrn Music Festival, and also organized to help in the Fural Sohool's American trios nave sung at different places during the been organized for five years and is composed Helen McGrew, and Virginia Rader. The other is composed of Geneva High, Virginia Rader, and Betty Brinkruff, One of the finest musi It has shown more marked other organization. This year thc band enter selection HNiobeH, a m and its instructor, Nr B and - cal oisanizstions in tnr school 1 tra band imnrovoiint n ua vast two yeai hen ani 'l C'71l MYl10C ll V3 P '1I CC, Ci T'P flV1.Ilg 8.1 1lOIlOI' I' tllf lor l ' r P.: rr ffl Lis sdowen much 3 ', Y . . ,-f- .,+- ,V V H Tnc orcieetra consistinq or ,t,r.,m. 9 provcment and progress our able instructor lr fn tnf past i roars uncei the direction Ol L:-c LOQP1 ..... l 2. , ,. ,..,- .3 '..., 7+ M. 1.,. f, 4-uf, -' - -C' P1 Some of tno ontstandinj acccnpllsnaoiss nxve is r ti. i.syinQ ol l.c Cavalier Overture and Howard-Moline Concert. Haytime for tno Senior included in the baccal the facf ra'g ind Fuji: Kita Volinc in tn we Q ' nffugni L special arrangement of Blat new n nb Ts oi equal quality were aureate and commencement programsi. Pm 11-1 ,AN r . t LT L ' 1 - Y 2 ' f l A .L L pu A by ' - F 1 n-- l ff ' . . . c 1 r ' v. L A J I 1 5 ,1 1 ' -. ' 1 ' NA l s.I A NN .J V . . c . . 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ETUD4NT COUNCIL The Student Council for the years 40-41 was organised ti second week of school and with the efforts of our officers, Henzenite Houser ------------ President Frankie Squier -------------- Vice President tary Zeller --------m-------- Zecretwry-Treasure Knrjorie Lenord ----m-------- lnrgent of Arms and the guidance of our sponscr we have functioned effcciently throughout the year. ' We hive had charge of the assembly jrogrems and have tried our best to :rringc interesting and educational progrsrs for the student body. We sponserod the :ll school Christuas forty, the School Carnival and the hugh talked of Costume Day. On April 21 we went to Neodash: where we syent the dey Cwell--almostj visitin3 the Isodashz Student Council and the town in general. This trip proovei to be very interesting and enjoyable to all of us. We arranged the detsils for the Nigel Q11 Qi Qchoolu picnic and gave a sigh of relief that our job was over for :nother'year. BOYS GLEE CLUB The 3oys Glee Club had an enrollment of 28 musically inclined students this your. The members of this group exercised their talents hy singing for the student body in several Chapels also they sang two number: in the Spring Festival With the guidencs of Prcfesser Yoder and ncconjenist Dorothy Degarinore. They have had Q very successful and enjoy- :ble year. FUTUR3 F4RIER3 CF LFERICL The Future Farmers of America is one of the biggest orginizations in the Howard High School. Its goal is to teach the members of the club to be more active in their daily func- tions nnd to have leadership. The Future Firncrs have attended several judging contests and have rated very high in the judging of Livestock and Poultry. They plqccd 7th in the State Judging Contest and placed Sth in poultry. We are proud of the record that they have made. l 51 5 mf--,. ..,f -,fy QA a Hi? ww' gif nw af v . 1- . ,. . ... Lf .. 'H . ,. f, A. ,. f 'T -. 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Um'1r,Cmdif -an Activities Scraps was late to every Student Council meeting and therefore was broke allIthe time. As Editor of Hicraps of H. H. S.u everything went past the deadline. In the music contest his clarinet squeeked ten times. He lost his band uniform and was kicked out of Boys Glee for continously singing o5f key. He invaribly forgot to plan a Hi-Y- program and placed 16th in a F. F. A. judging contest. He vasnit considered for the National Honorary Society because he alvays flunked in Latin and American History. ' NATIONAL HCNOR SOCIETY Character Scholarship Leadership Service Associate Members--H. H. S, Alumni Dorothy Jones '32 Gladys Morgan Sehoffner '35 Sam Priest Crawley '32 Wesley Indermill '36 Durrant Larkin '33- Dortha Roberts '36 Glen Hiller ' '33 Robert Perrin '36 Cedil Cass '33 Lauvina Johnston '36 Willis Hiller '34 Dorus Munsinger '37 Wayne Johnston '34 Marian Rader '37 Helen Peterson '34 Richard Reid '37 Philip Perrin '34 Jimmie D, Hupp '37 Annette Reid '35 Mildred Naben '38 Suzanne Eby '35 Phyllis Snowdon Perkins '38 Donald Buughnnn '35 Bcrniece Culver '38 Clarence Hebb '35 Sam Westfall '39 Betty Gene Frailey '39 Elvin Perkins '39 Freda Squier '39 Robert Gibbon '40 Leona Moreland '40 Kenneth Calvert '40 James Young '40 Active Henbers--Howard Chapter Virginia Rader '41 0lin Hastings '41 Menzenitn Houser '41 Alice Kling '41 X 4 1 J .1 cv A 1- . f , ' n 5 x. . Jay, W f7'i-'7'iU'3U2F-7' -fiffwiiff .lf?f 3'f+ 14 - If ff? 1 'H Kifltl -rim-.' If ' ' una ol! -Aff F 'H-I N 'Q If .? 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This as A unique way of raising money and clear quite a profit for Lie boys. Daring the year differewL groul of boys Went to Coffeyville, Neodesha, Emporia to Him? fallys. The fum ideas, and inspiration the boyS received from the ikese trips will never be forgotten. The Hi-Y enterteimec L34 G.R. with an indoors party in the gym, and were likewise enteru.inei bi hbe G.F. with a picnic in the spring. The officers for the year were the followingg President-------eemMFreikie Squier NSquiriH Vice President 5 Program Chairmen----Eioberd Young HDick' Secretary----- -n--- MAller Loyd UJrU Treasure---- '-'---Wales Grey Vwsltu Publfuty----- ----- --Robert Calvert NHarelyW DeVotional--- ------- Dick Geisler Hlicklyu Music -------- N-M ---- Homer Yoder Hiomeru ANNUAL STAFF If we print jokes, people say wo'ro sillyq If we don't they say were too serious. If we copy from other people, we're too lazy to write it ourselves, lf we donno wwre stuck on our own stuff. 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S E 3 1: G S 1 4 14 X R 3? 5 4 L 'PEPERETTES' ALS , - I 5 - .39 g3L3' EL. .high .fx Cs.: CLA ' f- -4 I an A +4 lag T11 FOOTBALL SEXVXOR HXGH BASKETBALL L., TRA I C . PIRATE PEPPERETTES when seventeen pretty, poppy, pals get together to do their best for ole' alma meter hy cheering on those Hswelleguntn athletes, every- one, including the boys, stops, looks, and listens! T For heing chosen hy the fuculty, wearing school colors, end learn ing dozens of snappy yells, besides being complimented by their friends, enemies, and strengers, makes all the girls feel it an honor to be one of the Pirate Pepperettes of W. '. S. lt isn't all milk and loneg, though,e-in the life of a Pepperette. one must ccr,Ewll5 556 Ty the Hdo':U and Ndon'tsU of the club and just let one girl overstep the maximum number of Hdon'tsH and that girl stores her red skirt and white shirt in a trunk with a supply of moth balls along side it, Some of the main even Invitational Tournament at at Howard, and The Regiona especially thrilled when they we were complimented publicly. Th formal dance and the girls acted ts tha Molin Peppcrettes Pals--H.H.5. Athletes and Pepper Intelligent--Marjorie Leanord Romantic--Ruth Richards Attractive--Mary Zeller Timid--Mary Wisner ' Entertaining--henzenita Houser Eeppy--Edith Stephens Extraordinary--Jerry Van Buskirk Picturesque--Joyce Forcef Pretty--Helen McGrew enthusiastic-fvirginia Rader Hythmetic--Phyllis may Engaged--Eetty Rhodes Talented--Betty Brinkruff Talkative--Juanita Yyielori Energetic--Dorothy Horror Sweet--Dorothy Degarimore Sponsers-- Liss Gillet and list Mascot--Janie Beth Henery t the girls gnrticipated in were: The e, The District Elimination Tournament l Tournament at Fredonia. The girls were re invited to the Athletic Banquet and ey enterteined the letter-men with a as the escorts for the evening. ettes Thornton 'K 355. f 1 1 r . a , 1 - A 1 x' 7' 1' T a Y U 6:-fn . xv Q 5.-' 472 x ku .. ,XM r Q , r' 1 Q ras. L '15, . af Q- ' 'Y L '!rV41. few x X x y wa .A 'Ak , My W 'I X I x c x A .E X 1:5 1 Q , x , tl A 4 Q t. J 1' 5 if , W ' 3. 4 v 5 U t. , V 1 .W ei. 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With a new assistant coach and a whole flock of new freshies who indicated that they wanted to play football. With assistant Coach Arnold taking care of the linemen and Coach Elder developing the back field men, the team came along in fine style. Opening the campaign on the gridiron of Eureka, playing Eureka's reserves, with a win to the credit of the Howard Pirates. This set the stage for the Home Coming clash with Moline on the Howard's field. All four periods of the game the Pirates really spread it on thiekg they had a right to because it was the first time in eleven years that the Moline Hornets begged for mercy at the of the Howard Pirates. The next battle was away from home with the Leon High School. With tLat steady drive of the Howard Pirates on the gridiron they once again came home with victory. Away from home for the following tiff. Howard was invited down to Cnney for the manslaughter of the seasen. This game was considerei as the toughest on the schedule, maybe it was because the Pirates were defeated by a score of 12 to C. The Pirates got back into the saddle the next week and defeated Madison with a score of 6 to C. The next two weeks the Cedarvale and Peru games went down in the score beak as victories for the Pirates. Finishing up the season with a single at home with Sedan. The boys played a bang up ball game on their own field and being the last game for the Seniors tbey were really full of pep and over-flowing with enthusiam. May I refer to the team in this game as the four horse men with seven rams in front for they were actually driving that field for touchdowns. When the final gun sounded the score was 51 to 6 in favor of Howard. It was a tired and battered Pirate team when the S game grind came to a close. The boys were well pleased to be back in the class room studying and waiting for basketball season to start again. As rewards for the season about 15 men received letters. Fullback Iicllf sack ------- - Halfbaek Guaterbn Center-- Guard--- Guard--- Tackle-- Tackle-- iueefrea Marg VV: ldo Gray ' Joe Harnhart Frankie Squier Joe Hutchison Arthur McClure Allen Loyd Marion Roger Richard Young Gene Stevens End ---------------- Jr. Indermill End ---------------- Roiert Calvert End ---------------- Paul Thompson Tackle ------------- Donald Stewart Half ------------ W--George Winn 1, , bw. A .bug , X, 1 YWWWY, .,,,,,, ,,,,,, nw, WW, ,, , , , 4 V ,Q l A.-3. 1 u' , Q 1 I' A f 2' 1' ,- -. 5, fs 'T' x .fk4i,r?'f', n,:.,,-1 1 .- , ...fx . -gg 4 ,v 2. r K ,A Q! N' 1-.1 . J . , . 4' 4 1: W- 'ww'-g 11'-QW' ..,. my ' N. Ay. , V A A1 1 R x. ., ,' f. 1 Q, , Ax! 1- ' .5 ' 1 a., ff ,. w 1, 4-3 ,, f x , - at .,.,. . L , V g , i.-3.13 vm , MJ Jo- , xfrgfwfg f fe . W -'V 2,14 ,,, P ' z 1,f'- 'if-4 A K Y f ., in ,X ly. ,SL 2 o le fa H A . h. 1, W .M ,W P1 1 v 1 . A 1 . .,, . 'Fi . ' 's' W T , Q ,M 4 g . A , , H-. A C ' ' , W , ' V , ,. ki., arzfiv, W, , w ' x , + ., - A. M ,, ,Q , , ' ' J-4'-. , in-:QQ H ii 4 ,fr 0 f' 52,13 K .,L- 'fy 'QL tg 1Lk.ffz?A'.- f,,., if 4 V' Sr.',2-:ffm K 1 I ff 'Q 1 1.5 :L 5 S ' , W -,ga 517 ,WX , '3 in fix- HQ, I,,.7'XL ' I5 ., 1+-us Em? 15? flak' SL VA- V 1 k in , ,b :xg X' 'f Q' 'Q F. .L ,An ,, f , , Nw M fi ' ' F Y' ',.: 4' 4 , , . ,- v 1' WW -X ax ff' . 3 if , .,-. ,J , 4 H M 2 in 1, N.-.6 Q .f L, . V 1, A L V,, -,M-. ...QM 44 , W K ,Msn--4. mn. . vffvld-ifilfvm --.-..-..-.WY BASKETBALL The Howard basketball squad during the 40-41 campaign when Coach Elder came up with a fine crop of ideas and an experienced team to pull the Pirates out of the mire where they dwelled the year before and came within a hair's breadth of piloting them to the championship. When the opening basketball call was sounded there were four veterans on hand out of the first five the preceeding year. They were all enthused and anxious for the first tussle of the season. After chalking four victories for the Pirates, they were then de- feated by their most deadly enemy, the Moline Hornets. This being the first defeat of the year, the Howard Pirates came back more strongly the following weeks and chalked up four more wins, and then we seemed to meet those Stinging Hornets again. By winning this game the Pirates would be tied for first place in the conference, otherwise they would place second. Perhaps the l team had been keyed up to high for the game, at any rate the Moline Hornets won a hard fought battle with an over-time included. Having three games left to play the Pirates battled their way into second place in the conference. With an elaps of a week the Pirates got theirselves in shape for the District Tournment. This time the Pirates made up their minds that they were the best squad in the conference and they really showed the audience some good games for they won the tournment over Moline with a large margin. A This set the stage for the trip to Fredonia and the Regional Tournment. While attending the tournment the Pirates won over Altoona the first night by a considerable sum. Although the second night they had a more stiff competition, for this time they won a one point victory over Virgil. This win put the Pirates into the finals again and up against the Moline Hornets for the fifth time in one season. The Hornets were again fortunate in winning, but not with an easy task. During the season the Pirates were also invited to an Invitational Tournment this year with Moline being our host. This is the third time in one season that Howard and Moline came in contact with each other in the finals at a tournment. In this tourn- ment Howard walked away with the second place trophy. The Pirates walked away with the honors of the Howard High School this season by winning lg games out of 22. They also won three trophies this season one being a first place trophy and two being second place trophies. LETTER MEN Barnhart ------ Forward Loyd ---------- Guard Squier -------- Forward Stewart ------- Guard Calvert ------- Guard Glasscock ----- Forward Allen --------- Guard Hutchison ----- Forward Hupp ---------- Center Pinder -------- Center Andrews ----- Center 1 .,,i, :rg xi , ur -. , ,A , 1 Q Q., si . ,,,. 1 K yf v M L Q 2 T -f X 4 Yvfm- -rv Y,YV -W H WYTW7fTW4-A W v.. V. + Y ,rn .Y . r ' X ,1 .4 x , Y nv L. f. ,. 4 ,, 1 ,,, v f l ,Hi . f Zi H: .Nl .1 X X X ,A - ,Y A 1' 2 ,M f, A.. , , . H Y ,Q .,,.,A,,-,...-,...L,-.,-, - ,,....L4,, , ,..,, A, ., -, . 1 -A 1 .. V 1 r v . ' ' ' 4 W t.- A- ',' f Q .. LJ- 1. L mlb' I, . 4-uf , ., ' , .3 .Z Q'- ' 5' ', , ,. tg , , , 1 , M Q A V Q -- ff V , wx .. J, .-f-fi M. f ,. W .- 1 v - 1' ,.,, , .L f Q- 1. ,' f L rf' Il.. V. ',,' ,Z A Y. . w 4' f-. Y . ,4, f.. ,. 1. ' -1- '5 - . - . 'W' 1. .. M . JNL r f-., A, ' Q - -1 A 1.3. rfa 3 'V -3 E . ,mv ' 4 ' , V, K' MS fa. , , ,,4q. ,.-1 X . 1 L-, 'gA,.g, ,g, ,. .M 4 f V1 f l Q , , , ' f, , 4 Q , , + x 1 . .H ' -fa' -.5 ., 1 , A ..' -, r , h ' ' ff , - 1 W., 5 . .Me .' Q f .fa - ' K' if vv ww M W ..,. A 5 v' 'V 1 V., A ,-mmm 4-A ,m'mJ.vyf-f 5 1' .W ., I 111: -nv -'r +L '--1. 1 V , V- 14. J :J .24 , 'J ,. , 'SS 1--r---40 -r ff vw- Jv1': 4.0.21 .Eau '. Bvfizbl'-i r.x7D'l,l :L There was e large number of Junior High boys reported for practice the first night of the season. The boys had a very successful season this year by winning 7 games end lossing 4 games. when ever they lost a gave they always came heck with their shoulder to the wheel. They had a little hit of tough luck in the middle of the season when they lost one of their -f beat Qliyers, David High. CDG of their biggest accomplishments of the year was the winning of the Howard and Holine game. The were 7 IGH that miie letters. M. M. S. ELSKMTBLLL SCTUDULE Date Opponent Place Dec. 6 Here Dec. lj Granola There Dec. 1? Boulton here - Dec. 2O Leier lore Jan. 2 Moline There Jan. 10 Elk City There Jan. 21 Elk Fells Here Jan. 24 Grenola Here Jan. EO Lohgton There Feb. 4 Iolihe Hare Feb. 14 Elk City ' Here Feb. 21 Elk Fells Here Feb. 28 Piedmont Here y H. 3. FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Date Opponent ' Place Jept. 27 Moline Here Oct. 4 Leon There Got. ll Cznej There Oct. 18 Kiiieoh Here Oct. 25 Celervale There y Got. 30 Tgru here Hep, 15 S8339 Here efwKm3ft?EHgL. yghegmfeq, 4' i f fegtrertrfieeft J Yiggigeegge f f , Q I C ,J 1 z ,Q A 1 f iff u r .. v Lf fi J . 'x , Ag Q 5 a '4 3 i 8 - x 1. . -MW ..', L , . 553: x '51 if Aw -a 1 . 5 4 5 , 1 s 1 i I 3 2 i 3 1 f . 1 1 R i , W Q 4 3 I 1 1 4 E . 1 Y , z 6 i 4 !H' 1 Q Ee 25 55 If F 5 ,A re. 5 2 S ie if ii f Q ff '3 w Y ti ? 2' 11 ii ' i gs ? Fl ,a Q. -1 Qi 2 V1 4 Nonsense Q Scraps was publically called down because he carved the desks on and out of town basketball game. He skipp ed school one afternoon and Went fishing--which amounted t o a tern paper and the taking of sem- ester exams. He went to an out of town music festival and was not u a llowed to go in one of the joints andfplay pool because be looked too young. He accomnanied some boys swimming early in April and found f took a' swim himself. He got kicked out of English class one day o speaking out of turn. He skipped school just one day too often, so he sits in school whi the others skip on Skip Day. ' -f x ,A ,ff f - sa, I- .r- nf, V' Sf M xwlt is 'N if fi., -rf gf' fkgi 'H' .Rafal-f w Nonsense Dear Ida Sweet As Apple Cider, It was June lo Qaooory when My glsoeo and I left our home .Just A Little Bit Bowie Qt Nsrtn Qszeline tv tate A.ILiQ.Qe 2 Lisle QQWQ.5EBCU3lQQ.W5X to Dream Mswieih We left about ooorter oo Eioo and told the family to Think To Qyog. I told Dad I was leaving because Hyou Qooo Mo, Dadoy,N and Sis told Mom she was leaving because Nyou gorop Mo, Mommon all the time. We were also tired of the goo Homoo hoo--He's My Uncle. He lost all his money in De Qamptown 3aoe'. Mitts always yoo that starts somethingu, he said Hyou're nothing but aoQ5oiopatch.N Mom said, Wjes My Darling Qaughteol, but what I shall I do with These Thingo You Leio Mein I told her, Ngoeokthom I'll be Back io ovlooo--MayBeN. When we got South of the gorder we stayed a Number lo Lullabv Lane which is Hiah QQ A wlooy Hill next to Qlueberry Hill which throws back Qloo Qohoeo. There we could go Walkin' B1 the River and see the New gan Antonia Roses bloom. We bought us an Qlo Jalop and NWo Three started Alone Loo Tanta Fe Trail and were just Down Too Road Q Piece when we had a blow out and Sis said HThore'll go Some Changes Madeu. ' We were on our way again when we began to Hear 5 Rhapsody which turned out to be the Lo Qongo. We went in to take gig Lessons From Madame La Zongo but Madam Dropped Her Shawl and Joe took us and we exclaimed Hoo You're Tho Qoo, well, Whatcha Know Joe?n He answer ed Nl Give You My Word I never Took Q Lesson In my Lifon. I asked Joe if he were a Latin and he said Hoo Ama oola from Polandu. He is also a brother to the Eugle Woogie Man of Company Q. He loves Coffee, He Loves Teo but best of all he loves his Little Brown ooo and herds Pink Elephants in his spare time. Finally Sis remembered that she still had Georaia Qo goo Mind and had been warned to Eeoo go Eye On Qer Hearo. She sighed Ngo! I Never Love A3oQy'. We started to go to our house just as the Five QlClock Whiotlo didn't blow and discovered that our jalopy was stolen and Joe said Nloo Walk, Qyo.N We got to our destination at Threo Q'Clock In The Morning and found Too Wloo Qlo Qwl and the Two Little Qouirrels and the W Niahtinaale That 5ang In Berkcly Souaro had moved in with us. I Accidcntally QQ Purpose went to Sleep and wished I could stay that way Qoly forever. Then Two Dreams got and I dreamed I Dwelt In Harleo Hall 5 Million Dreams Ago when Celery Stalks At Mid- night. There was a Qhoso Qgummer goo whose name was Drumbooaieg he tried to explain that you Don't Play A d1umL Yoo Beat It. He kept Bouncina Mc Brother ,With 5 solid Four. I tried to ask the Moon for help but The Moon Won't Talk. I When I awoke the Tgooo Winds were scattering Ealling leaves, Tumblina Tumble Weeds, and Star Dust thru the house. We packed and sailed Softly Ag lnwi Morning Sunrigg for home. Knowing we could Qheer UD for the Best Was Yeo to Come. As we Came into port I said, NAmerico I love goo and I can't forget you ever nYGahU sighed Sis,Ul can't Remember To forget Xoo, either, Thank yoo America It All Comes Back To Mc Now that if we continuc to keep the prayer of God Bless Americo Uppermost in Our Mind There Will Always be an America Just As There Will Always Be An England. W jolthful Forcvoo. ,Jeanie With the Light Brown Hair. H. H. S. HALL OF FAM Athletic Heroes---H. H. S. Athletes Ideal Student--Jones Hupp Romeo--Wayne Snooks Home Lover--Vivian Bdtcson Well dressed Han--Jack Blizard Flirt--Jerry Van Bushirk Ficklg One-Bill Allcn Music Master--Gus Zellers Timid One--Waldo Grey Orotor--Jim Sexton Politician--Charles Angell Pct--Ruth Richards Care-Froc--Allen Loyd Love Birds--Joyce and Junior Wordly Wise Hon--Joe Barnhart Artist--Arthur HcClure Loved One--Csrmalita Booty HOWARD HIGH SCHOOL 3OY'S SENIIMENTS Con't study in the fall Gotta play footbcllg Con't study in tho winter, QGotto play baskotbollg Oah't study in the spring, Gotta run trackg Can't study in thu summer, Gotta girl. THE FORD OWNEd'S PSALHS The Ford is my master, I shall not live in peace, It maketh me to lie down in both mud and dustg It leadeth De in tho paths of greaseg It rcstorcth my license dues, it londeth me in the path of shame and disgrace for my names sikc. ' Yea, though I go through the dark shadows of night I hnow thou art with mc, the jolting of thy springs maketh my bones ache. Thou preparest a string of bills in the prcsenco of mine crcditorsg thou anointest my hood with oilg my wrath runneth over. Surely if this thing follows no all the days of my liie land I shall dwell in the hughouse forever. And we hear that some prctty stcnos ard so dumb that when the 'I boss tolls them to sit down thuy look for u choir. A In the good old days a girl wouldn't trust a boy to near. Now she wont trust him too fur. Her mind is like Q sundinlg it records only pleosontnoss-Dgris They'rc on spiking terms--Jock ond James ICED? Shc's a regular gah-about--Mary Hope Carter Coach--One who will gladly lay down your lifo for his school. tl? an 5 Uhr Qs ! -.-.gm r- 3--W ' - - - -E-we .. , Miss Thornton arrived home the evening after the Junior Play was over and she felt rather badly because one or two of the iokes had not received any response. nHelen, how did your play go tonight?H, asked Mrs. Mcninney. HOh, the play was a success, but the audience was a flop.U - TJE EDlTOR'S HEADACHE Twas the night before deadline, and way through my head, I hunted in vain for bits I had read. Not a thought: was stirring--Not even a nite. My brain was off duty, Quite cold for the night. Onward, turn onward, O Time in thy flight, And make deadline tomorrow, Two weeks from toniiht. Coach had planned to go on a vacation and forget everything. The first ti e he opened his grip he discovered how nearly he had succeeded. And there was the Seotchman who was so close that he get his face slapped. The New American Motto: nGimmie liberty or gimmie death. -----Anyhow, gimmiein Someone has reported that tons of sugar are wasted every year in the bottoms of tea and coffee cups. This will cause quite a stir. It is reported that Frankie Squier recently stayed up all night figuring out what became of the sun when it went down. It finally dawned on him. A friend called upon a quest at a hotel, knocked, and asked him to open the door. nCan't3 door's lockedlu the voice within announced. NWell, unlock it.H the caller requested. HCan'tg lost the hey.n HGreat Scot nang What will you do if there's a firo?n HI can't goin Well anvwaf here's one bright outlook: An astronomer sais 7 -f 7 that the sun will shine 5oo,ooo,ooo,ooo,ooo,eoo,ooo,ooo years 'l .. longer. You may be a fine, upstanding citizen, but that makes no difference to a banana peel. There was a time in Hr. Bergsma's life when he almost gave up the Agricultural life. That was when he was young and when nothing came up when he planted fried potatoes. If all the men who sleep in church wer: laid end to ond, they would he more comfortable. A M- - --1- A..-.......3-..- .i,,,.,,..--.B,, ini, .,,.--Y-W V V V 5, ug. Lucille at the Cafe insists that the four seasons ore pepper, salt, mustard, and vinegar. s And there was the absent minded motorist who changed his oil every day, end his shirt every thousand miles. Sono non thirst after fone, sono after love, and some after money. But they all thirst after salted peanuts. Us who laughs lest is e Iool for Uniting.--Miss Gillett. Making n speech is like driving a ear--the most llQDTtDHt thing is to know when to stop.---Mr. Lange. You seem to be having a lot of trouhlo in school,H remarked Hr. Calvert, glancing st the report card. Hwhst seems to give you the nest difficnlty?U HWoll, dsd,n said Bob, UI believe my 5 etest trouble is the lessons.n Mr. Arnold: HWho says science doesn't help business? Look what the Inn of gravitation has done to promote the sale of suspenders.H Miss Gillett: UWho is your wife going to vote for?U Mr. Holmes: nwhoever I vote for.H Miss Gillett: Hwho are you going to vote fer? Mr. Holmes: HShe hssn't decided yet.N Mr. Yoder: Cto Jerry VnnBuskirk coming in tsrdyl HWhy are you so late?U Jerry: UWell e sign down here--H nr. Yoder: 'Wzfhst has LI sign get to do with it? Jerry: UTne sign said: HSchool ahead, Go slow.H Early to bed and early to rise, end people wonder where you get your fun in life.---Jock Blizerd. uBusiness is finen snvs the scissors trindsr I never saw J D 1 H 7 . ., 7 things so eull. ' Kieth Hiller: HSince I not you, I enn't eatg I csn't sleepg I csn't drink.U Betty Corby: Hwhy not?H Kieth: UI'm broke.H Love: A lot of emotions entirely surrounded bj expense. And then there was the burglars son sho vented to fellow in his fnther's finger prints. Photo-gin-ic--NA drunk getting his picture taken in a night club.H Amyji., . j -a J., .A T Ah.. 'EP Lllllt ' 2-fJ1Q ' 1. 2. 5. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. ll. 12. 15, 14. 15 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22, 25. 24. 25. 26, 27, 28. 29. 50. 51. ...W qw-, -.,. .Q- What is your favori What is your favori Who is your fafori who is your favorit Who is your favorit is l What your Iayori What is your favuri What is your farcri What is your favori What is your fafori What is your favrri What is your favcri What is your favori What is your hobby? In your estimation, -X- .1 --an-fe.--f -w-,w-.-e-vf- v-ewswr-.,..,, ..,,.. ,.,,,.,1l.1 Y vw, ,Fw -vm ,W ' . V v - -e--vqf-v-...-...,,-..,...,.,, ta movie? Gone With The Wind oe ratio program? Flbrer McGee and Molly e mcvic actor? Spencer Tracy 1 e movie actress? Alice Faye e comedian? Jack Benny and Bob Hope Qtiedy te slang expression? My gosh! te entertainment? Picture Show Le cindy bar? Powerhouse hc care Ford to pastime? Reading te drink? Cokes te sport? Football te song? Frenisie Having dates who . , is the most interesting personality in in the United States? Willkie Who do you think is the most interesting personality in Howard High School? UCoachH Elder Who do you consider the most beautiful girl in Howard High School? Mary Zeller ' Who do you consider the most handsome boy in Howard High School? James Hupp A Name 2 qualities you like to see in a teaoher? Attractiveness 5 and Humor Q Which do you prefer-Blonds or Brunettes or Red Heads? Brunettes ' Which type of boy do you prefer-Muscle Bound or Intellegent? M CMuscle Boundj i What is your favorite food? Hambugers .Q Do you intend to go to college? If so, where? Yes, K.U., Ottawa, Y and Wichita Business College i In your estimation, who has the biggest feet in Howard High School? .Q lBill Allenj of What was your secret ambition when you were little? Growing up 'Q Who has the biggest cars in school? Jim Criger, Mr Lange Ktiedj iq What boy or girl in High School would you like most to have a , date with? Joe Barnhcrt, Niue Thorton i' At what age do you expect to get married? 25 4 Who put the moth balls on the radiator? Yehodie Who carved the desks at Longton? Yehodie Who has the prettiest eyes in school? Mary Zeller, Joe Barnhart 3 Q EDITORIAL Skipping school is a lot of fun.' Why come to school when the A sun is shining, the birds are singing, and the fish are biting? 5 The sunshine is so good for you that it really pays you to skip 3 school. There is no use sitting in a hot, stuffy school room j when you could by enjoying the nice weather. E ' I 1 Ed Pinder, Force, and , Submitted by, ' , , Jim Sexton, Jr. Glasscock, Joyce ' Joe Barnkart Virginia Rader, ---- ,.-.,. ....,.,...,M ,-,,u5,gg.,, ,W , A mg, ,. ii- mul-gui, ML an , X W - f s Hzsewpswwz hwrfufy relax fem, QT 'l'1 lllWWJfYf fn 3 - f.,,', V -.fx '..x. xx r 1 . . 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H l U -MJ LJ , X.- , X X3 do IX X Q I ' nh' dh xx , 5 1 f A ,... ,-V...-..,... I... .......-.----1 ....--- , '11- I I -If-'L Q-fan-1-ff 'II' 'x ,I I xx 1 ug H XIILILF THANKS FOR YOUR SPLENDID WORK!--MF. Buel -----The Senior Class - - ....- Y , , -I , W...-... , , ,Y. W .W ,, 1 ,,,,- --1 -V--...Mu , - F V ,... - I I 4,-.-.--. MANUFACTURING JEWBLERS Q STATIONARY 1407 NCRTH CAPITOL AVE. INDIANAPOLIS , INDIANA RCpFGSGHtltIVC--HCWAHD L. KINBLEY, YORK, NEBRASKA Q V 19 f I? 1 5 5 I I f v:1....-,. ...... -I ,.. . . I . 4 ig ' , ...L ,-- --4--7-Afilx-, ' . . , IIFOF be t-LOT 1 lwlrlng Hlfxwf x And better fmrmingu JCL ALLIS CHALMBRS EQUIPMENT w:ard---------- ',1' ------ Kansas I gp' xx GN 1--5.53, ,Sq-xi ' A N f19?53:5QErf A X- 7 XX -' ' ' if is ki, X 'Wikqi x ,Y A-A.-Y- 7 ' X ..-- 'ffzm 'T-'W My-W kg ff' Wg 3' iii. ' lk' E .0 l!g1.,LiwX lv ' 4- '.:'...,f,1 fziflf 5 . 'wg U,-ff' 5355.1 ? -1- FJ Q9 IIA., '- 4, f '- -f- 93,4 45039 x f'ZQ!QLvLum ls, Rr? 7 Qs J? e W 2+ X avg-wiivf HOWLJQD ---- -- -......-.. ..,.,. :, ,,, ,M ,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,, ,.,.---,,,Kh M3415 . ,.. .1 ...........:. .. , ,...--., , , I... , ,,, , -- i 51 , V Yi I ' . L ' 'f' n ' ' .....-...-. .-,. A ,,,,,,,., -- I x, 'L ln- V E e . VEMiH+ioY ' va iikwe tn 291551 W f - W. . -- -U: + ..4...- - . .1 .4.L...-.. A 3 3... ,. ,, lVlI'..1I'o GLGTHING -zifffzfi .g.Q.E:ftAr5tQ:g:f ,, , . , .. ., , . A I, H Try our' Dry Cleanlng, 11, s Dlfforent HOWARD KANSAS ff, '-.QQ:5:f:5Qgg'gi-:QW ,,.,.,5.f..g:4:?:- if - U le - ,e A - meld me me w ge if Wfff ... V- Lfihffiw f-,.EL-rqix -- ,- -ixA.,. -N - ' -15: -r Tw '. L' -- T Q! J Hmm. lil, H XX Lil Q' I Q ii. ,lxxx 'Ji ELECTRIC 84: .RCETYLENE WELDING S INCLQQIB PR onucfre J,m,, 537' T'--'-71.1 g 9? CHEVROLE T DEALERS W----' Howard E-if asus T1-efo g.:'-c- some poor pgogfle ln the United States who live Mg eaokg. Q.LeQL-,pLde.'i',ecf. '1'.zm14.e +.1pc.t every 'Lime it reins, the 'zo'-of 1-wks ond 'amy f11'o'f, to do out and get in the Cldsmcbile. Aft-er' an extended d,e.pf,1xf, 'Lim I-Iowero Parent Teacher-s Assaocidmion passed resoluvion '.n'h:.ch roads: Resolved: That a f?.a:-blight is more useful on a dark and spormy night to gir'Zl,s than a boyfriend. He: Cdcnsoredl She: CCer1:soredD. I-In: iftensorodl AGAIN ANOTHER SENIOR CLASS 1'II?jEfIIS TC TSIPITZSS ITS APPRECIKTIOII TO IR. BILL DENTON FOR HIS FINE AND G-EHEHOUS CONTRIBUTION. SO TEM-IKS ALOT, UNCLE BILLY 0 . I-7 xmf 1 .2 ,fx gnc-'IJY1 '- fl N . , -' -., I. 'I v wp' yi Y '7i'n,--fG ' in f' ygff,-, - , h, 'J -, 4- If '. f K. fl 1 17, will 2 5, L.: FZ! If it-e i.JlA74,4 A.51.J E 4: 1 I I Jx A fr fii:1L?1x3'j, '. r, fl I l 1 F -47 'fM Y'N4'? I I V ' I X1 C K6 V2 Ju,--':'z,, W7 . 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Fredonia, Kansas H,m ,wx TYPEWRITSRS ADDING MACHINES A- f LA 3fffMee.:ff ---fi USED---REBUILT---RENTALS A H REPAIR QERVICE ak R .,e20G,,e55gQ,Qixb . ' G If .JV-72L3yf!o42'J'sj Residence Phone 269 Shep 55 I Miss Thorton called for brief ' A description of Mr. essays on nThe Funniest Thing ' -Lange: Heis a man of I Ever Saw.W ' few words, but he keeps Archie Murphy got through ' repeating them. several minutes before the ' others, and the teacher asked ' Dancing is wonderful to see his paper. This is ' training for girlsg it what she read: UThe funniest T' is the first way you A thing I ever saw was too ' learn to guess what a. funny for words.H ' man is going to do ' before he does it. I Thrggguijm M- V'-Zim s ..!Elf5E.5..RY ,gage HOWARD, KANSAS fi Q A like 3 fix I u , ' . HMHKH HMA WEN so-so -HowAnD- -.-n-v-..- ----H - es L The store you have always known-- wfihffr Merchandise of Style and Quality-- K?Sg?EQ,5E, .g,?g ?Qy555 Now showing large assortments of the I seasons newest styles in V qgggggxik Ready to wear, Millinory, Dress Materials, ijsumssx Shoes, and Men's Wear-- gf Xpx The shopping place for the school girls E! E 1 and boys. Mr. Lange: Hwhat do you Know about Atlas?N Arthur McClure: HHe was the world's greatest gangstsr.H Mr. Lange: UGangster? Where did you get that idee?U - Arthur: UTho history book says he held up the world.N Hr. Arnold: Hwhut is nothing?H Darrell Crismas: HA balloon with the skin off.U David Nigh met her upon the stairsg it was dark and so he Kissed her. HOh, pardon me,U said he, UI thought it was my sister.H He held ner dainty hand--no- thing could be bliss-er. HDon't mention it,U said she Ye godsll It was his sister. .. - .. 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I 1:55 gf ffl X if X L' Vff -.,-,4f- ,. .. 4 , fs, . a' , -.-- . . r Fixx. i' 'f' .Tim 1 1: 1 5 x 3 5, 3 3 - Q? il Qa , K 1 WEETERN RUTH FtEf3EiE2FVi'iE1N STONE DAVIS TIRES ---- TRUETONE RADIOS f4EE5E5?3Ew WI ZARD B ATTE RIE S . if 9 . Q ff .sf-liz. fir. Q-I-g ,--.- -'r ' --- - -.,, -.-, 0. .v -.-9-J. eweeigwewgfrfeefamfzf Everything For The Automobile ggeniiggjgggfiiggifgy fQ5Q5?JiEEEEEf5E?Zf -gvgegaaiiiwffjfy 1:4 -v 'F .-.1 ' C L I F F H I T C H C O C K P' ,. ffl. -gg., .09 'f.f',::2f9.:-gf-1.-f . ' , f'nuk,,u- , , x Chas. Angell: SO 'xuth's father' threw ycu out last night. . What do you think of him now? Ed Pinder: Oh! I think he ought to be fined for contempt of Gourtingd' Bill: NLast night I dreamed I married the most beautiful girl in the wOrld.U Jerry: UHOW lovely! Were we happy?U It is better' to have loved a short one, then never' to have loved a tall. HMEEQFQQ QATSU MH E AU ERUITS AND VEGETABLES . mfQfV'l!x VQQXQQV ik FLOUR FEED QQ? ...W Xi U.17Q' WE BUY PRODUCE Axwffff' fd Vgff XS, QL h I Phone 62' Free Delivery X. e 'J ' 1 f f A ' r'v 5 M v'1 -A T-T NNEQNE E 1 A 5 A ...-efagesfiies-2'w ' A at 4 - --v T A1 HJ - f fvirfq Ti PLUMBING, HEATING, SHEET METAL, ROOFING , 3 gljlgi-5 ,ms H L'-vT 'L 'r?: li ' A A i.,.,,::,.,....,,. 1 PHONE 10 m........-lE Howard, Kansas' Ly.lEf::Jz! 1 --A-.L- fp. Q U HTHE BEST FOR LESSH I. if ,f I F 1 A ,' K7 ' 1 ,' ' ,., , : 4 H ,.,' mm QEEH Howarde-w ----- WVHHQQS ofQ' i?5 E ,.: L Q .-...L'.-...-.... ,ffafff ff h ' RfT,,L x Ralf Y 1 MBMBBo ooooo E,Q?FvH3Aff0N XM., .. WQQQH NWk2'oWHQQ!3 Shoes Harness ,Roady to Wear uv and Shoe Repair Q gh - HLook At Your Shoes-Other People Do.U X IH! Ht?-WE2'Q IRMHN H :I--is no fa w n11'-If ul, UW I Gffmwffi I-',,,-f 1-1ARDffJA1faD Arm PAINTS E N Q V N' A 1 . , e 4,, M' . Howgjan, I HSM VNNT PHQNIQ 7 gam ma ai wwalwa STANDARD OIL PRODUCTS C. B. VanBuskirk, Agent Phone lO4 Howard, Kansas sE9KRE9N AD.- Waldo Gray and his girl friend entered a drug store. After ordering a soda and starting to sip on it, Walt said, USay, Neva, you'd better get you one of these too, they're pretty good.H HThere's a boy named Richard Young working at this office. May I see him? l'm his grand- UYou just missed him, he's gone to your funeral. C, UWhy do you wear a straw hat for bathing?N Imogene asked Harold Hufford. Hwell, I oan't swim and when I see my hat floating away I know I'm out of my depth.U father.H EIEEUQN L.LEMK3Ef3 U . HOWARD'S BUILDING STORE J,,m9iisfLN -- f1+f- f- ,55,zga-aaa We try to furnish everything needed to ' :jg:3EQi5-5:QE3f'Q Build or Repair--Lumber, Cement, Roofing, ZfE?'67' Herz Plaster, Paint and Wall Paper. Estimates Gladly Given. CW 1 I Vo ' Come to us for your material needs V 4 iii -Q Y -- ---..-- ------.-..,-,A+ , Y Y, A---.-4--.----N... --.-, - CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS1 g ,lf g X Mr. and Mrs. Geo. 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' A my - , V g:': f 1-53 -- - 1 5:52 p Fw UJ Eff ,fl 'I 4,ff .HQ 'qvb Vi X I -' 51 YE rf Q Q J fvt C N ,fx , I .. ilk!! .M -,iii A A 1-...-.-2I:- - ,T-If ij ' Q -,-. - ff , it VJUY if Eg 1 x 12 i W J-- QP L 'f' -1' , ii 'i ' I 5 1 wCT?M 1 2w 2 NW f ., .. N, 5 Vi 923 KH UMM N Q wwf 1 Ai' 5 1-2'9 '..l V' 30,5 ., .' 5 f ,.. , -, L , . Sh!km!Q!Meeeheem eeeeeeemgeeeeneee,te.u,I, e Q L., ' , fi, L -fx: f .,+:.'feh A rf, , M 1 '--frF,,.,,,2 ,I ALUMNI ' Scrans climbed the stairs slowly. Goodness! They had either edded more steps or he eos getting old. Surely took alot of steps end energy! He remembered when he useo to bound up these steps two and three at e time. Lange caught him et it once in a while and made him start Qt the bottom egein, but that Wnslwhen he was young and enjoyed annoying the teachers. Oops! what was that? Someone just fell down the stairs! Looks like that scelloweg youngster, Junior Bunn. He'S the young fellow that elueys dumps over ny flower box on Halloween. Hy, my, what pretty girls those two wore. The one must be Jerry Allen end the other Ruth Pindcr. They look like their mothers alright. Look at them flirting with the boys. Even act like their mothers. Mmm, there's e nice looking couple. The girl looks like . Joyce Glasscock end the boy must he Freidie Calvert. Probably got a case on like Joyce and Junior ini Gus and Robert did long ego. Whats that infernal rocket? Oh, some boys. Lets see, there's Ton Loyd, Dick Squier one Harry Grey. If this school is anything like it was when their fathers were here, I'll bet those teachers really have their hands full. Why, there's the Dilli girl. I believe her mother was Lille Diefenbnch before her marriage to Bob Dilli. That changed her name to Lillie Dilli. A - 'i 1.:p 3' And there's Maxine Hutchinson. Both her folks graduated in my class too. 1 Who is that young led sitting with Dorothy Morgan and Blende Young? That must he the Blizerd boy. If he's like his father he probably his e way with the girls. Who's that youngster nostering the girls. Yes sir, I could have guessed him enywhere.e--Elmer Sexton! Even looks like his ded. Well, finally Qound the office catch my breath before going in. Uhow do you do sir? Would you door! Better stop and cell Screos Jr. out of class for me? What? He isn't here? he hesn't been to school for three deys!!? He's off the school roll? Why, man alive if he's not hero, where is hc? You don't know?!! Why, men I alive, whet kind of a school is this anyhow?---Allowing student to go anywhere they please. Why? when I went to this school nothing like this ever hun 'i enod. Cnn't you run e school I properly? What in the world is this younger generation coming 1 to an not Beck in my t yr r. ire discipline was taught. DISCIPLINE!! ' S L ' N ' if 4 1 wJ H145 L, fx Q I 'x f ',x cj ,LH ALUMNI FOR HOWARD HIGH SCHOOL 1887 Willis Dunham Myra White De Wolf 1888 Louis Hayner,t 1 Blanche Steele Jackson Grace Kemball McKinley Nina Lambert Ayres,r Nanie Rambo Ross 1889 Fred Darby,' Harvey Guy Jessie Lees Ballentine,' Lou Barker Richolson Richard Symms Lou Nash Wright Mildred Zern,r 1891 Alice Adams Leona Steele Smith Charlie Maxey,+ Charlie Tulliss 1892 Maud Farr Bronson,r Mary Smith Frost Nellie E. Goodner Elma Jones George Turner,r Hubert Whitlock 1393 Lee Ella McHenry Samuels Anna Prentiss Walker Fred Wait,r 1894 Lena Acheson Katherine Cook Gregg Whitney Eby,+ Harvey Hubbell Mabel Jones Ottawa Gretchen Rue,+ Deceased Y 1395 Armond OgConnor Flora Carran Platz Walter Eby,r Elva Goodner Kirkham Bate Hc1fr,Y Frank Newby George Hostetler Louis Jaggard,+ Earl Straud -' 1896 Noble Carter,r John Clark Jessie Cummings George Goodner Anna K. Lewis,r Arthur McDole James Rambo Livoniz Roth Hamar Lee Ella Thompson Symmes 1397 Ethel McDowell Bone John Carter Maggie Christy Force Della Davis Hostetler Lester Fleak Louise Laggard Olive McClure Epperson Edith McGuire,' Mary McKreal Brown Ella Stewart Newby Edna Ebbb Winston Leota Sherman Clark Chloe Winn Monical Earl Wyatt Ethel Hamar Maxey 1898 Gertrude Pitcher Earnheart Maude Auldridge Perkins Anna Colyer Fred Duckworth Guy Jaggard Coral Keifer Grant 1898 Blanche Kerby Burkett Issaac Maxey Ethel A. McC1amrock Pauline Jennie A. Thompson,t 1899 Jessie Boutell Barber Isa Bright Duckworth Ora Burehfield Ross Nellie Grant Hughes Nola Kimbell Nix,t Stanley Platz Jennie Price Russell,t Mae Reid Cheney,i Jennie Stewart Dolly Strong Rambo Mable Thompson Hubbel1,t Zuna Sexton Mary Longfellow 1900 Opal McClamrock Wilson Edith Benson Blanche Bruce Markham Florence Hamilton Poarson,i Ralph Kinde11,Y Edith Winn 1901 Benton A. Eby Clay T. Hami1ton,t 1902 Vista Nichols Perdue Elma Plata Wade 1904 Mabel Dobyns Rhodes Will O. Gibbon Gertrude Jenks Evans Ina Kindell Morgan Maude Haxey Jenkins Ray haxey Alma M. Thompson Bascom 1905 Blanche Ames Boulson Dorus Bascom Elmore Roberts Lenore Johnson Lent Perry Fred Beaty Margaret Carter Hinshaw Rodney Thompson 1906 Lawrence E. Tice George S. Christy William E. Coors Bradley L. Hughes Robert J. Reid Roy Ames Margaret Hurst Sherman,+ Aline A. Karr Harner Fred P. Gsborn Lily Sherman Christy Clad H. Thompson Iva Belle Roach 1907 Fred Deal Della Courtney Shaw Ray David Edwin Davies Y,El1en Phillips Knickerbocher Elbert Tice Cecil Smith Effie Jones,X Vera Smith Gail Roberts HcDiarmid 1903 Myrtle Carter Laura Davies Tom W, Flory Maud Marshall Hearsh Evert Ross Horton Webb Deceased X Charles Grant Floyd Flory Elzada Harris Collingsworth Maude Lorance McBride 1908 ' Clifford Brilhart,t Rose Musick,i Frank Reid 1908 Hazel Keifer Gshorn Myrtle Weotherholt Harry Usborn 1909 Bertie Anderson Wisner Violet Criger Garrison Edvard Hnrrs Laurel. Joxzwan MQUCL rinry Zellers Clinton Lnllendore Leslie Carter i F 7 Mary uourtney Eby Harris West Franklin Young 1910 Lindsey Hsile Nora Husiok,i Pslph Rader Kathryn Strachan Tmrwet Inez Winn Robert Bonnett Thomas Hsrris Newton Phillips Maude Trowbridge Helen Cruiger 1911 Nina Smith Alma Munsingor Crutcher Ruth Flory Sexton Hobart Thorpson Evalons Harris 3rown,+ Agios ,'e' Foginroy Alikgrder Heier Simnson Rndtr,i Lenorv Juilison 1912 Polnh Perkins Luxa Lyons Hildroo Hirschmnn Crido Aliso hsonrn Hughes Corn harrs Haile Msrgwrot Strachon Bryan Ethel Plstz Harmon Deceased X O r t . 1913. . Carl Perkins Huy Russtll Criger,i Fern Heyy Gshorn 11' 1913 Joseph M. Lambert Ruth Hnrachman Enwright Wilson J, Cummings Hazel B. Nichols Leckliter Walter L. Heisler Blossom N, Thompson Harrs, Albert Lg Criger Ona K. Harrison Eaton Ernest C. Loyd Ethel C, Purvines Eaton Allen K. Gibbon Ponrl Lorsnce Guy 1914 Lucy Small Osborn Clara Forsythe Perkins Viola Higgs Leona Barockman Ebright Rebecca Crawford Stark Helen Heichort Alborts Plntz Herlar Mary Hoislor Hawkins Chmrlotte Strachan Heisler Annw 0rr heresy Francis Wright Cummings Mark Connor John Heislor Edwin Coartney,+ Eugene Thompson Glenn Clivor Lionel Roourtson,i 1915 0ze11a Mnnsinger Delamette Opal Perkins Thompson Julia McKee Aliso Perkins Stockdale Mabel Vorgsn Timmons Edna Hrsni Kirzey Zclln Payne Brinkruffk Edna Whose Ven Buskirk Ruth Nichols Curtis I Lois Busby hitchner Velma Olmstead Meade Lois Barackman Robertson Charles Nichols HenryVKling Ralph Coile Irving Richards Carl Russell l9l6 Velma Young Vena Riley Sherman Eva Young Minnie Lewis Wooster Mae Signer Young Edith Price Foster Ruby Comstock Raymond Anderson Ebbert Flory Anna Hughes Harry Lawrence Cynthia Payne Fern Young Ebberson Lorn Robertson Francis Rogers Cunningham Mabel Campbell Leeta hchinney McClellan Cuba Crawford l9l7 Gertrude Thompson Brown Alma Miller Smith Lena Hillis Van Horn Mabel Neff Ellis Vida Busby Barackman Dorothy Crane Collis Harner Cleo Rutherford Thompson Greta Schmidt Virail Miller Joe Turner Hazel Barnaby Carter Harold Hullendore Bessie Shirk Hailc l9l8 Allen Gibbon Cladys Loyd Eaughman Deceased X A.4.,4.4 ink? Charlotte Brand Charland Olive Anderson Vice 1 Faye Sleeth Mabel L. Gilmore Miller Verne Simons Alberta Dowler Craig Truman Patrick Laurence Tryon William Chase Ora Brant Frank Flory Winifred Sprague VanBuskirk Lester Matthew Thomas Daughman Marcella Hurry Smith Harold Nichols Rohert Devine Glenn Perkins Fern Forsythe Anderson Stanley Doggett Eula Flagler Hazel Richards Montieth Hazel Bacus Ferry Florence Heisler Heisler June Rupp Raymond Lena Pegg Jabes Inah Graham Silva horss Henderson Emerson Wyant Emmlt Snyder Elizabeth Weyrauch Morgan Eleanor Encell Apel 1919 V Cecil Anderson Mable Combs Sullivan fern Chase Songer Clarice Smith 3uffalo,r Rua? nling Hehb Gladys Ioffit Young Helen Hefner Johns Olin Marnor,t Veryl Simons,t Wilma Lewis Martin Paul Smith Willis Calvert,t Lucille Glasco Minnie Griffith Maurice Crane V N 4 1920 Ruth Smith Phyllis DePew Mullendor ,Y Jessie Bacus Weyrauch,r Opzl Burnaby Spencer Gertrude Barnes Ruth Campbell Ethel Perkins Drisco Gladys Thompson Loyd Dell Force Loren Forsythe DQFLi1OG5Cl',x Herron :etrick Willis Nason Ernest Hiller Noel hullendore will Russell 1921 Theodore Pletz Murruy Payne Leotn Spencer Payne,+ Ninn Chase Watt Glenn Forsythe,r A Opel Miller James Gleseo Nondus Miller Vivien Fouts Russell Edna Rosenow Chase Scott Robinson George Sharp Lester Hurt Wilbert Morgan Bernedine Moore Perkins Beulah Andrews Shephard Waldron Force Emaline Andrews Leonard Forest Hostetler Ins Andrews Jordon Eernudin: gndrews Redmond Guy nndersen hae Beughmun Short Anne Spencer,' Hqble Barnaby Shanks 1922 Opal Bacus Green Mary Bareckman Bone Deceased X l922 George Bernes Velette Clum Garison Opal Crirer Srecl Ethel Freed L Velns Jones Force Lanola LeSuer Louthian Cnrrietta Rech Kenneth Simons Rozella Sliker Miller Elizabeth Sloan Carter Louise Stanley Elfin Genevieve Tonkin Kiner Ramona Turner Blizard Jessie Walker Clayton Crosier Willard Crosier Mildred Walker Jackson Smith 1923 Margaret Marion Cynthia Brown Matthew Carol Crozier Brinegar Marjorie DePew Anderson Edgar Dunkin William Eaglin Aline Elliott Margaret Freilcy Alexander Thelma Lorenee Ada Marion Churchman Hirriet Harrs Topliff Eurlctta Hckirahan Wilbur HcKirahnn Ruby Payne Grimes Leileh Richards Roy Rogers Ariel Smith Perrill John Smith Pauline Snesse,r Louise Snunaugle Bantz Kervin Stanley Harriet Taylor -, Jessie Wynnt Southerland Myrtle Barnaby Van Doren 1924 Claire Atkinson 4 4 1924 Jennie Bacus Mabel Bacus Stiles George Barnaby Cora Chase Harrison Margaret Clum Miller Eula Combs Stern Verne Costin Edwin Crew,Y ' Lee Dudgeon Alma Dunkin Thelma Fooshee Naomi Forsythe Parks Clariee Hamar Walker Rhth Glasco Sadie Ginn Heater Loran Hayes,t Darrell Leckliter Irene LeSuer Doty Opal Lorance Marie Loyd Leckliter Joy Maxey Bays Katherine Moore Elias Morgan Parks McKinney Edith Pegg Frailey,r Ray Perkins Roy Perkins Ruth Rogers Barber Gladys Sims Miller Wesley Simpson Harold Smith Elizabeth Tonkin Hilton Kenneth Williams 1925 Richard Andrews Helen Barackman Anderson Goldia Barnaby Jontra Glenn Barnes Margaret Brown Dix Carol Burson Dellena Coffman Frank Clark Floyd Costin Clarice Criger Lilly Ralph Criger Deceased t l925 Everett Crismas Mildred Crowe,r Bose Crumrine Hurt John Elliott Emma Encill Barbara Fear Jontra Ethel Houser Simpson Juanita Hostetler Russum Hazel Jones Shuck,r Everett Hills Mary C. McDiarmid Mae McLean Saquety Robert Ransom Helvan Rutherford Eleanor Smith Jontra Lulu Sweet Miller Grace Workman Henderson Marjorie Wucherpfenig E 1926 Edris Burson Hebb James Carter Ada Bell Carter Hazel Clum Wicker Coral Criger Murry Durward Ginn Howard Gibbons Clare Harner Hazel Horn Lester Ingle Nadine Killion Ruth Leckliter Hurry Caroline LeSuer Brown Chrystal Lorance Lucille Moore Anderson Gladys Horgan Denton Virgil Nunsinger Carl McDonald Geraldine McMillan Raymond Redmond Florence Rosenow Garison Roberta Sloan Craig Lucille Spease Montgomery Bessie VanBuskirk Lord 1927 John Bacus William Barackman Ivan Campbell Maurice Cass Goldia Crismas Henderliter Nellie Encell Clark Georgia Fenster Barnes Gertrude Hamer Nullendore Leah Hebb Deanus Jay Dallas Kimzey John Lyman Paul Lyman Willard Moore Margaret Lorgan Adrian Clayton McDonald Lowell Mclntyre Russell McKinney Delmas Osborn Ruth Sims Hills Marion Sliker Smith Ulas Coffman,Y Aline Speare Violet Stone Bantz Bennie Thompson,+ Margaret Ellen Tonkin Brown Hubert Walker Mildred Weyrauch Costin Harold Young . John Encell Elva McDonald Munsinger 1928 James Bantz Lois Boulton Shankland Helen Brougher Braden Ralph Calvert Isabel Cogdal Willard Jack Cogdal Floyd Criger Marjorie Divine Sheff Glen Dunkin Helen Frailey Opal Highsmith Lowell Hazel Hubbell DeWitt Louise Jordan Beechner Deceased Y lQ28 Zona Marlatt Paul Ester Maben Rentfro Charles Moore Isla Small Esther Smith Frederick Smith Helen Tomlinson Woolman Myrtle Van Royen,i 1929 Robert Marrs Ray Forsythe Ray Barnaby Allen Forsythe Verna Beaty Kill Mildred Baughman Boyer Lyle Dunkin Roy Campbell Annabelle Barnaby Hogan Greta Hupp Crumrine Elizabeth Clum Harrod Lucy Barnes Kirpatrick Anne Ehran Sloan Stella Davis Gash Vivian DeVoe lockemy Margaret Encell Mabel Jones Carter Edward Crumrine Rodger Barnes Harold Small Kenneth Spease,i Luther Reynolds Phillip Newell Francis Workman Paul Moore Elva Bacus Florence Morgan Andrews Eloise Nix Edith Pries Gillett Floy McKinney Pauline Allen Shirley Rutherford Haigler Esther Mills Lyda Jontra Smith Marjorie Horse Horn , 1930 Clayton Pittman Alton Bantz Graydon Pittman Luther Marion Dorothy Blizard Eula Davis Marguerite Shaff Forsythe Isabel DePew Jones Edwin Jordan Lewis Pqyne Vernon Wells Virgil Hawkins Virgil Crumrine Ruth Hebb,' Helen Force Courtwright Henry Beaty Franklin Fooshee Clifford Spease Robert Sloan Charles Maben Bula Wells Malone Wilma Lyster,+ Bessie McKirahan Forsythe Dorothy Miller,r Clad McDonald Nellie Turley Alice Mclntyre Velda Morse 1931 Hazel Smith Bauder Robert Acheson Clarice Bacus Barnes Gerald Lyons Mary Boone Keith Gaines Francis Whitsitt June Gibbons Maxine Mays Darrel Vinette Ernest Rhodes Eunice Andrews Rhodes Russell Duckworth Guida Lee Grimmell Duckworth Elbert Marion Luther Marion End Fern Patterson Thompson Deceased r ga 1931 V Lvis Dirty Campbell Harold Noore Glenn Jordon Clintgn Fantz Josephine Blankenship Payne Ethgl lull Cummins Francis Peterson Berger Alone Andrews Bennett Charles Griggs Charles Loyd 1932 Alton Anderson,t Blossom Blankenship Wells Laurel Dickson Saffles W, C. Chappell W. Harold Webster Virginia Goff Emma Maddox Perry W. Haile Cecil Hebb Gertrude Morse Comstock Elwood Miller Marie McGrew Lyons Lois Kleih Ralph Harrod Kenneth Wisner Edna Jontra Dempsey Dale Harrod Frank Bales Sophia Small Calre Hayes Emily Fooshee Betty Lewis Stephens Neil Johnson Sam Priest Crawley Thomas Weyrauch Wilber Hunter Dorothy Jones Mattis 1933 Durrant Larkin Raymond Mclntyre Ben Dol Crawley Elmer Jontra Roland Vick Omar Beckner IQ 1933 Louise Criger Ruth Turner Bender Ncyce Tindle y Clifford Ingle Maxine Lanning Marckel the Small Glenn Miller Maynard Barnes Alice Beaty Olson Dmave Wright Hough Ruthe Cole Mary Webster Stark Claude Ingle Elizabeth WoodnllYNigh Berniece Hunter Hill Phyllis Dickey Reyburn Marian Calvert Vertner Cochran,f Carl Ardnt Cecil Cass 1934 Harold Wayne Johnston Dottie Richards Armstrong Ruth Hawkins Hebb Darrel Frailey Noble Hemry Philip Perrin Helen Barber Giddings Isabel Brown Wyant Calvin Gale Lyster Richard Montgomery Josephine Morgan Karbech Allen Rech Harry Parsons Lucille Kling Strode Clarice Andrews Robert Hawkins Charles Miller Agnes Miller Helen Peterson Dorothy Hupp de Young Mary Caroline LaMont Miller Yvonne McDiarnid Willis Miller Deceased f . 1935 I Annette Reid DeFever N Virginia Lou Flory Kinsey Donald Baughman Suzanne Eby Clarence Hebb Chilton Crawley Mary Jane Lees Veach Gladys Morgan Schoffner Dorn Morse Lsmpten Josephine Rhodes Adron Hebb Raymond Divine Dallas Webster June Moore Doris Templer Pauline Corbin Smith Maxine McLean Handles Ruth McNair Elliott Arlene Greenwood Thompson Anita Winn Harrison Wilma Westwood Crismas Virgil Nix Virgil Fickle Loys Hunter Lorene Fickle Ola Jontra Hhudy Jessie Smell M Lucy Marion Brammer 1936 Teddy W. Amberg Maxine Clough Mary Elizabeth Davis Hagihs Frank Allen Gibbon Ray C. Highsmith Dorothy K. Hileman Lennis Hollcnbeck Wesley Indermill Joe Ingle Perl Kessinger Kenneth Larkin Nicholas Larkin Mary Hsben Faye McDonald Herrod are 7 1936 Bessie McNair Allen Mills Ruth Moore Travis Nix Madeline O'Sullivan Weyrauch Robert Perrin Dortha Mae Roberts Bartelle Rogers Ruth Hteeby Sexton Luluvan Stewart Eug ene Templar Mary Wiseman Strange Cecil Wyant l937 Carl Criger Verlan Dean ' Luella Duckworth Ann Eaglin Ross Gaines Betty Gibbon Maxine Gibbons Clark Margery Griggs Tunison Marion Baile Geraldine Harrod Harold Hebb Pauline Hollenbeck Jimmie Doris Hupp Edith Jontra Dorus Messick Helen Miller Pauline Monical Miller Clyde Morse Dorus Munsinger Hazel Noakes, M Bob Orr A Junior Perkins Helen Rader Mills Marian Rader Richard Reid Gleniva Waymire Estella Wegand Knickerbocker Cleland Wells Deceased M 1958 Donald Acheson Ruth lcheson Bill Anderson Maxine Brougher Berniece Culver John Garison Jr. Wilma Greenwood Davidson Alice Rose Griggs Jerry Johnson Naidenhoff Florene Lovell Smith Mildred Maben Radcliff David Monical Edith Morris Wayne Morse Bill McGrew Bonnie Jean Nickolson Jean Perrin Kenneth Portenier Pauline Shipman Hull Phyllis Snowden Perkins Roy Steeby Betty Van Buskirk Margaret Zeller Vada Duckworth l959' Nadine Anderson Alderson Harold Kling Floyd Ferry Marjorie Heater Marie Leo Ralph Davis George Glen Gorman Betty Jean Frailey Betty June McClure Criger Ward Wright Robert Perkins Mildred Jones Charles Heisler Marjorie Rader Evalyn Calvert Willis Webster Elvin Perkins Faye Thompson Freda Squier Robert Webster I ' 19394 Carter Hinshaw Ethel Hollings Eileen Morehouse Sam Westfall., Muriel Jontra Jack Spunaugle Carl Williams Mary Ellen Andrews Harold Richards Helen VanBuskirK 1940 Donald Howard James Young John Datson Francis Grimmell Kenneth Walters Bill Pfrehm Paul Steeby Marvin Howlett Marvin Clark Lena Wiseman Grace HcCoskey Leona Moreland Louise Degarimore Cleo Faye Nix Mary Morgan Wanda Hunter Logston Hazel Clark Ralph Clark Mildred Zollman Robert Gibbon Naomi Morehouse Tim Rader l94l Jim Saxton Donald Stewart Paul Thompson 1940 Ivan Wiseman Edward Hasenyager Betty Allen Evelyn Gibbons Keith Locklit r Janice Johnson Winn Leota Defienbach 1941 Joe Barnhart Czrmalita Beaty Jack Blizard Betty Brinkruff Melba Butler Mary Hope Carter Darrell Crismas Lillie Defienbaeh Lucille Dilli Junior Glasscock Waldo Gray Florence Gregor John Hartford Olin Hastings Henzenita Houser Harold Hufford Joe Hutchison James Hupp Junior Indermill Alice Kling Lllen Loyd Maurice Marion Imogene Horse Arthur McClure Kenneth McDonald Helen McGrew Geneva High Virginia Rader Frank Squier Richard Young HEvents will take their course, it is no good our being angry at them: he is hapniest who wisely turns then to the best aceount.U -Euripides. 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