Latham High School - Crusader Yearbook (Latham, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 126 of the 1941 volume:

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Scarlet 8: Gray A Q 1 School Name . . Crusaders A L Supt. . . Geo. L. Cushman 3 A ' E C' '9 B Q BOARD OF EDUCATION in B. c. Br-eeden ..... Clerk feb Cecil Price . . . Treasurer D S U, H. Brown . . . . Director 9' s- Qt 5 Q 8 -, Q A m Q o SN P. xH rx, , r fl .. ' M 'il G 'PLfKi3' 'Al - g 'I R. S. Storer, Prin . Kansas State College, ' B. S. Degree Q Coach f William L. Barnhill B S Degree If S De T -- - --English w - Science, Mathematics K S T C , Pittsburg, Kans K S T C , Pittsburg, Ka ' FACULTY George L Cushman, Supt Southwestern College, Winfield B A Degree K S T C , Pittsburg, Kansas M S Degree Industrial Arts 8-History 'w Narren H Boomer we Kansas State College, .K Manhattan, Kansas B S Degree in Business Administration -Commerce and Social Science ,,4 ease 1 r V 5 'X Jw., YI A Q A ' 21 W W , . . new T? 9 ff ' , ei.: , : ff iff 9 Manhattan, Kansas ' ' e V I 5 I I I I l I l 9 . l l ,N . . . . .LM - T. . gxee A iffy C . 5 A I Y 1 x VA f A . , 1 V Q V Lliss Mildred Dyck 1 4 ' Bethel College, Newton, Kans. 5 Qz- B. S. Degree ' -2 Q ----- Home Elokonomics, History R ' Sc Coac 4 l 45 4 f o 5 vw Pi. rl-xxxiil 2 Miss Pauline Van Landingham ' Q 3 Ot awe University Ottawa A Wg Kansas City Orchestral Train- X 'G ing School - 4 K. S.BT.SC.5 Pittsburg, Kans. ' , . . egree -----Music , J 2 . e 'Q :- G -e 11 B 4 E 6 , r ' s so 7 The Gang R e N' C Q Q' l Q. B A -K I I iLi?LiT v'.KEA . . t CRUSADER STAFF Edgjqpyingqhief Assistanp QQ-:Ltor 4' jf. l v N W A 1 1 es. 1 'a . J . 4 :ki G ' 5 all 4-,,..r3 ff' i '7 tor Business a j ger 4 'Q if 1 , , ' 5 Al. ,li ' I 33 ox-rh, I G12 f W f 3 - 'K 255' V 1 H b 7 M -- V , Ianager Fee h W 'tor 5 'H fs ai '11, 1 ,':'-'tfrlu I Q. g ' --2-'L-X Ww 4 J' ' 0 X 'F 2 w . V i. P ff? af 7 Q k,fl ' 1? 4' , If Staff Supervisor? -F Mr. Boomer n t . .L but h K avfal, Q F, v 4 1. 6 fu , X ' if l l Complete Staff - A K! i E V Q Q . 'XX 'L 5 Q D W - :N Q G . ,v u3 5 JV' Q ' 1 -' 1 xi N Yr X V 3 A V I 1 ew A . W 1.5.5.- ik-A I v P A A 9 5 Nj E 'W S as x, has S B + f 2: 5 Q fi . Ny 2 2 if A xx N , Gi N , K. Q , a Y Y Q if . Q1 I ' V v P 7 , f ,. 'IQ A l LA Laing! , 4 .. -195 LA-.. - 4 l22l f b ZZE252IEZEZSEHEIMHHEHEIEIEZSERJ J V 'T' rA1'T1S7Q'FLr'TzY f , bg' ' 4:1 K' 5, if K ' 4' 151'-Ir C' L.. U3 M. 'M ff' fmmv 2 ., A' 1 '93 3. , fr J , i Cx , , f I no 4 .-. fi, m N A rn 2 . mf. af' f - A xt -J ' . L, .gf ' Q -- A 41 .. ., ,. . 7. , , W 1. - sf' Mui-' -f 44fi+f+45-'41-J-'AA-314.1-Alma 4:5 5 E x 5 ,,..- 'K An. U o fix Y AY1 x 5 G C Q v V ' f GRADUATION PROGRAMS BACCALAURLATE Sunday kay ll, 1941 - Processional Merlene Buck Invocation Rev Henderson Boys Quartet Kenneth Kluthe, Esli Burden Junior Phillips, Q Paul hluthc Sermon Rev Pructt Morning Invitation Girls Glen Club Bonediction Rev Kcnagy SENIOR CLASS NIGHT Orchestra Boys Quintet Esli, Paul, Tom, Mr Boomer, Junior Vocal Solo Amapola Betty Burner Salutatorian Eunice Bonnell Piano Solo Bonnie Huffington Class Pistory Eunice Bonnell Vocal Duet H0n the Road to Mandalayu herlenc Buck ' a Warren Boomer Girls Octet ' Senior Girls Class Will ' Almcta Baldwin Valedictorian Bonnie Huffington Saxophone Solo Junior Phillips Class Prophecy Grace Byers Vocal Duet Betty Burner a Paul Klutho Negro Play Tom Starkey Q Rosclla Penner Class Song Seniors COHLENCEIENT . Tuesday May 13, 1941 Processional ' , Morlene Buck Invocation ' J Ed Rankin Ladies Duet . Q merlcne Buck Pauline Van Landingham Addr0SS - R L Jewell Supt of Schools Sedan, Ks Saxophone Solo NHungarian Dance No SH Mr Storer Presentation of Senior Class of 1941 Mr Cushman Presentation of Diplomas Board of Education Benediction J Ed Rankin 'Y AL GN v 'D 2 Q4 fa' flflillllfll X4 .. .... I X , 1 I .'lf Ul' L llllflllffir Q Piano solo I 5FifEn'NooEufn5H I f . Paul Kluthe e fffffff. B ULU ...... .. 4, .I IZIZII'. 0 ODIOOII CT' , Co Pl I - - A X -9 ' Q -y SENIOR PLAY Q MISS ADVEITTURE X Sponsor I.:r. Boomer Q4 Q Iilalzeupblhlssel Smith fy sue . . . . x . . . . . . . . . Bom1ieIIu1':fin5ton ' Betty .1 . . .-. . . . . . . . . . . Helen Clarke K c Peggy . . . college girls . . . A . . Wilma Calvin be . Samson . , janitor . . . . . . . Junior Phillips be ANN Liss Prim . conducts fgirl's school Roselle Penner goo , Josephine Carter . young girl . . . Grace Byers rf Sarah Ann Haskins . house!-:eeper . A Eunice Bonnell . fl x .- Rebecca . Sarah's daughter . . . . Almeta Baldwin - Albert Brown . . . owner oi' farrz . , Paul Kluthe tv' Cyrus o Q 1 0 0 n Q 0 I o'0 0 3 1 q TOR Starkey J 4 1.irs. John Tyler Carter . . . . . I.-Lyrtle De Weese Ifr. John Tyler Carter 3 . . Howard Thompson 1 L Chauffeur . . . . . . . . . . . . Wesley Ratzlaff A l A 3 The cast Q A A .., A KI :Pg Z Q? P J X.-I l ' , I 4 k I J f i V o ' . AA.. 'Ab' 'dy' 'xi' ,QI :fi 'mb I elf' -42 wi- ujkilx QAM ,X N Ya. I egegemmfmtmansmfmaxan V . 4 0 5 3 1 Q 5 N A X , 4. x XR K Y Q A 2 SENIOR CLASS HISTORY Q Four years ago on the morning of September 2, 52 1937, a green wave floated into the high school assemblies as the class of 1941. This was a very N5 capable and talented class of 23 girls and boys. 'Q - They had such courage and enthusiasm that the upper 3 classmen soon began to look at them with respect 1 a and admiration. While freshmen we were very outstanding in L4 many events. Four of the girls made the first bas- 4 ketball team. Tom Starkey, Eunice Bonnell, and 3 Thelma Wright placed in Algebra in the State 1 Scholarship Contest held at Winfield. A? We began the sophomore year with only 15 of V the original class. Five of the girls made the 3 girls basketball team. Bonnie Huffington placed 3 in history in the State Scholarship Contest. 5 At the beginning of our Junior year our class ' membership was increased when Paul Kluthe joined 5 with us. We presented our first class play HOne 1 Minute Until Twelve,U under the direction of Miss 3 Dyck. In our Junior Senior Banquet we carried out the theme of Ustarlight and Gardens.U We had as - our class sponsor Miss Dyck. We went to Wichita f on our visiting day. '3 Our senior year has been filled with more Y activities but we have enjoyed them all. At the A beginning of the second semester Kiss Dyck, our sponsor left to accept a better position and Mr. 7 Boomer took her place as our sponsor. For our ,, . senior play we presented a three-act comedy, N Uhiss Adventure,H under the direction of Mr. A , Boomer. On our visiting day we took Friday and Saturday and went to Fort Riley, Eanhattan, 1 f Topeka, Lawrence, Kansas City, Missouri, and came N back through Ottawa and Emporia. It was a very A enjoyable and educational trip. We are graduat- ' ing with an enrollment of fourteen. We have only W two of the original group that started together ' in the first grade, Bonnie Huffington and Eunice . Bonnell, and eight that started as freshmen here at Latham High School. ' A . Q fy -s el , X August l5, 1950 . f George L. Cushman Supt. KL Latham, Kansas K Dear Mr. Cushman: cg I have just returned from a two months tour 4 of the United States and thought I would write you a letter telling you of my many wonderful ex- periences. I saw many wonderful sights and met 3, many famous people, While in Washington D. C. I 5 vigilted liresgdent Roosgvelt. He is still hail .K Y an ear y a er his l years as President. Among . JS 1 M other famous people I met and hear about each of W XBEDK A Q the members of the graduating class of 1941. I , , X, to Z thought you might be interested in them so I am E , .I M writing a small item about each one: Q It Junior Phillips, Pres. of the class, instead 1 4 of going ahead and becoming a science and history A teacher, is in Colorado working in a mine and in ' - hisbiparettirknle is counting the petals of daisies, ' mum ing o imself, She loves meg she loves me ' -t ll , g no , ' I found Wilma Calvin in Los Angeles running a beauty College and she is now a stylist for hair fashions in Hollywood. On the day I saw her she A was giving Wesley Ratzlaff treatment to prevent ' . him from loosing his fine head of hair. Wesley now wears his hair in a permanent wave for he is 1, tired of having the girls powdering their faces Q and using 111S hair for a mirror. Wesley is play- V Eng his trumpgt and is leading the country's most Q W amous swing an . i I mot the former Almeta Baldwin who is now C Q living in the Sacramento Valley managing a lemon ' , farm. I also visited with Mrs. Having, the former f Betty Burner, who is living in California. She sg told me that she is playing on the stage and li' fx broadcasting. After asking questions of some , ,Q ' other people I found out that the only broadcasting X- K she does is over her fence. . X4 . s l u Grace Byers, head nurse of Wesley Hospital - V tg in Wichita, is in Texas spending part of her va- X g cation on her ranch that her Aunt Mae av e her .A rmziembwea s, A TJ ,am 'V'WIEEIEEIGiIKEIEEIEElEElEEliE2SEiSEI6ilfElEElEEIET She spends part of her vacation following Rodeos and wild west shows and she has become quite ex- pert in the art of bull-doging wild Texas Steers. She holds the championship of Arkansas with the time of 61 sec. Helen Clarke is now starring in the country's leading play, as Miss Garbo Clarke. Bonnie Huffington is employed by schools of Butler County Kansas. She has finished her'sci- ence course in college and is running experiments to find out how to reduce the swelling of the heads of High School freshmen.. Paul Kluthe, who is depot agent at St. Augustine, Florida, is spending his vacation in Hawaii to get material for his new book UPretty Brown Hawaiian Dancers.H I was unable to see Howard Thompson, but I heard that he is in England working on his new invention, the 2000 Horsepower Mofianical super man. He got his ideas from reading funny books in Physics Class in high school. Tom Starkey is in South Carolina auctioneer- ing off grade A tobacco for the American Tobacco Co. He is making good, too, believe it or not. At last he can talk as fast and as long as he wants to without being asked to dry up. W Myrtle Deweese is queen of the King ranch. Rosella Penner is secretary for the Kansas ' Gas and Electric Ce. in Wichita, but she is now in the New England states spending her vacation. Eunice Bonnell is teaching school in Okla. in one of the Indian Institut 3 that tLt 3 v.r1- ment has for the Indians. If you know of news about any of the former high school students in Latham I will be glad to hear from you. Give my best regards to Mr. Huff- ington. Yours truly, , Warren Boomer V E J 7 9 7 J P is 7 E DL 7' f WY A .L - 4- -'iv' QA T 's 49 E 5 yi I, C lyf ff f,gJ N fr ff mr .M'f +A-rome, O W ZD N 0 CD I-' I-1 0 23 d' UQ '1 W Q4 Ji UI d' O td CD rf rf '4 U1 E ' ALA LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT ?L.A1f:sL We, the graduating class of nineteen hundred and forty-one, being sound in mind and health of body, and of disposing mind and memory, do, there- fore, declare this writing to be our last will and testament as it has pleased us to obtain, we do dispose of the same as follows and to the following beneficiaries: Bonnie Huffington wills her ability to make g teachers think she has studied and also her record AJQA-A D. if Betty Burner wills her cowboy boots to Lois L Buskirk. She also gives her ability to sing to 1 whomever will take it. - Helen Clarke wills her blonde hair and popular- , 5 ,F 3' ity with the boys to Eva Parker. X L Paul Kluthe wills his large feet and height to 1 Dwight Ferguson. , Junior Phillips wills his orange socks to Mr. Barnhill. Wilma Calvin bestows her graceful basketball playing to Winnie Pcebler. , Howard Thompson leaves his ability to debate to Flora Creed . A Myrtle DeWeese gives her giggles to Betty Baird. Wesley Ratzlaff leaves his quiet and retiring . life to Richard Bobbitt. Grace Byers leaves her ability to scream and push in the halls to Wanda Murrey. Tom Starkey wills his ability to continuously chatter to Emory Craft. ' Roselle Fenner wills her ability and success at flirting with boys to Mae Parker and Virginia Stokes Look out boys! A 1 43 if. 5 .b .f if Eunice Bonnell wills her adding ability in accounting to Betty Baird. 9 Almeta Baldwin wills her love for'lemons to I Juanita Bowling. N A as A l 3 5 3 .3 14 3 8 . I V 5 29 Q J L 4, Q Q , ,: 3 5 E E 0 E E e Q . al S A i A B X Q no ,. . 4 Q JUNIORS - 5 2 S Lois wright . . . . President w 7 K, Dick Bobbitt . . . . . Vice Pres. E 4 Juanita Bowling . . Sao. Sc. Treas. K.. 3' Some people will tell you that the first . 1 ree years are e ar es . ot so w th the It th th h d t N i Q, Juniors, we have enjoyed every step of the way. .5 h' xx 4 Busy as the busiest, with plays, banquets, and A , Q., what-nots, the third year has fairly flown by, X 18 and excuse us when we say we are sorry it is gone. 4 'But now--onward we go. When the curtain is 8 once more drawn apart, our present ambitions will 3 have reached realization. 'Ve will stand in the 'f power and glory of the seniors! 9 6 . L Betty Baird: Girl deserve Officer f'1T.f'j Glee Club . '-1124 Junior Play 5 kj ' Girls Basketball ,.f'1'fe Q -I 9 Q ' . 4 ' 9 Richard Lee Bobbitt: Basketball Ml., Junior Play n -..Ei gi u- S B , , 5 X A G, 1 V V J 1 i ' 5 . l Q Juanita Bowling: Girl Reserve Y J Glee Club - ' ' 1 Reporter of Class News 1 N 2-'G Seo. Trees. Jr. Class A .M . Junior Play 49 Charles Houk: Grade School News Reporter A K , V fig Basketball Q .J .j 5 ' Junior Play ,V 5 PN V fi, grae? ll in 'Xxx .sg-. 2 .M ii A ase 5' 3 x 2.-. 'A new ' - J' 'c. Leona Lucille King: Debate Club , 2 4 ' Ms' Y E Member Girl Reserve 'J j . r 5 Glee Club 9 ' Zi Chapel Chairman of Jr. Class Q. QQ Junior Play 'Q 4 - Sports Editor of News Club K - Girls Basketball .9 if-J Band and Orchestra X 1 Yearbook Staff fi' Eva Marie Parker: Assistant Editor of News Club fi I - I : Glee Club Vg B , Member Girl Reserve '- 5 K' V 1 - I Junior Plzmy jx K , . I V :'. 1 V , g i QL , V Lois Fern Wright: President of Junior Class , Q Editor--News Club f' R L Junior Play Qi L, - ' Member of Girl Reserve ,K ' , Ziff . Glee Club fi. ' 1 .Q . '- Band and Orchestra S ' Yearbook Staff XA G 'A . ku X C -' J . A-- -W -,J .. ly' A143 'Q 'Q sv -.V -.l N! ,. ,, -1 we N- -f 4.f f- T---A I JUNIOR SLNIOW BANQU T On Aprll 22, 1n tie music room of the Latham bchool, twenty n1ne Juniors, Sellers, and teachers met to partake 1n the l9ul Juh10T Senlor Banquet The Banquet was SpOHSO16d by the JUn1OT Class Phe color scheme, red, white, and blue, was oar r1ed out 1n harmony wlth the theme, wnlch was are Amerlcansn Richard Bobbitt, Presldent of the Jun1OT Class acted as toastmaster The followlng program was given Welcome Richard Bobbltt Response Grover Phillips Saxophone Solo Rlchard Storor What lt means to be Amerlcan George Cushman Piano Solo Paullne Van L Vocal Duet Juanlta Bowling Leona Klng Phe menu was prepared by the mothers of the JHnlOTS wlth Betty Ferguson in charge Talk over heard by some was that the meal was dGl1C1OUS and that lt was one of the best ever served at a Junlor Seniol Banquet Betty oye Balrd Leona L cllle Klng Lols Fer Wrlght Eva Mar e Parker Juanita B Wllng R1che d Bobbitt Gharle Houk - I E . . 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He settles our fussins v Vithout any cussins Whlch makes nim better all the more 1 Jack and Bob Davis and Rogene Deweese are N new to our class th1s year L Sophomore Jamboree , Our Jamboree was held at the schoolhouse the , night of January 16 lt was snowing hard out but most of us were there We played games in the gym and then went to the cooking room and had refresh ments that Iiss Dyck and llss Van prepared They - were more UConey Islandsn than we could cat and candy bars It was really a smasn up' ? 1 . . Q . e l 4 4 . Q . . f . .A ' M x U . , A 4 . . - ' u. . . , Q .I 1 . - , 1 Y U gp -9 -J W 3, 4 Q, eg' 3 , . .'g:-'-:Q,:'-1'.:'-'eN 1i,. r'g,v'-WKQJ-,nl V of 3 3 Q x 'X 1. 4 . 4 1 x K 5 1 X fs Q Xrxx H X 1 x j X 4 X Q I' 6 r-1 - x ,N V A 'EEK Q G an H -.4 5 QD O Q U, H2 P 'sw 5 ff o :4 rn gs-.-4 4: Quang get A Q4 -.-4 es cu o on. 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X '5'd??f35JZ'0H3E3 fL'Z5di3Sim'5f.I S rJlPD1L-E32I5I2F1aQl':ZbTIQ,.3hKQI1bl-55En ,V QE , --.M .--,- -,A-,.-,- ,-,-.., A.,. , -,,vA..,.,,..jVs -' f ' Q-x,'4.4-4:-A ---.,f-AKM:-Q41 X QX .k Q! ,.4AL'9 4.' x., -J lf? 5. V A I '- . ls 4 BEAUTY HINTS FOR SOPHOMORE GIRLS To make the complexion clear, wash your face at least once a week. To remove frekles, apply pine tar to the face and sprinkle with saw dust. 5 I5 fs t'To keep the nose from shining, apply stove ' soo . . N ex N lossy Q To make the hair glisten, oil it with Mica 9 X ' 1 axle grease. X V P - i To make the lips red, use red barn paint. , t ' Seniors 1941 .Q Q is for smartness O is for obedience fi is for partaking Q is for happiness Q is for obliging I-LS is for movable O is for optomistic R' is for rampage E is for etique te e IQ Q WW ff? lf wr.. 1 32 ' 1 2 cz,-1 V X fi alsmw - 1 al '.'1Q-,.'f'WP4,L. X .1 .-.1.7 ,Z ' ,- N o -,JIU -- .1 1. Q ff anim-Le 9 , 'g 0 I . . , , -. G - pw f - .--i53wf-.- . , , l, U 6 THE Waffle C0P'S 0fWf T'f'? ,- P '- -L, JJ' f J' at -Lrbl V Q?AQTA LQ? AQ9 LQh Af AQPAGFLi5 L9 AQ?LQAQFAQLQ V tx Q ,-SQ E , I, ' 3 31 F i S 3 . E N Q A 4 Q1 Q g Q 5 2 W E 5 E2 K fb ,Easy fig E WH EN 1 2: WG 3 1, Q 0 3 I FRESI-II-,LAN HIGHLIGHTS -4 'g fi, gf. 5' If. ., liais e : 1 V?rga5 QQWIL ' ze E , . . gi N First: Elsie Mae Bonnel, Homer Deweese, Allan Ferguson Second: Bob Burner, Donna Dee Price, Holland Creed, Bob H adik Third: John Oliver, Doyle Davis, Mr. Bo Sponsor . . Warren Boomer Name: Elsie hae Bonnel Birthday: October 7 Age: 15 Favorite Subject: Music Favorite Sport: Dancing Talent: Piano and Glee Club Worst Fault: Being Stubborn Greatest Ambition: To be on the radio Name: Allan Ferguson Birthday: August 14 Age 14 Favorite Subject: Wood Working Favorite Sport: Basketball Talent: Trumpet Playing Worst Fault: Sneezing Greatest Ambition: To grow tall like Mr Name: Bob Burner- Birthday: June 8 Age: 15 Favorite Subject: Algebra Favorite Sport: Basketball Bright Saying: Bruce can do that too Worst Fault: Giving gum to the girls Greatest Ambition: To be like Gene Autry Q :D '- 'f -L 1 L V 'M L? .AFPEFAEEFXF , 5 Name: Donna Dee Price ' Birthday: October 18 Age: 14 A f Favorite Subject: Cooking ' Favorite Sport: Basketball 0' Bright Saying: One never knows does one f Q Worst Fault: Forgetting things A S Greatest Ambition: To be an airplane pilot 1' Name- Do 7 . yle Davis 4 Birthday: October 16, Age: 15 . I Favorite Subject: Algebra N X gg.. C Bright Saying: Hi Kid A it we:-et Fault: Making eyes at the girls ' X , 4. Greatest Ambition: To grow a mustache like eg X Q Clark Gable -A 1 i Name: John Oliver - Q- Birthday: September ll Age: 15 it 4 Favorite Subject: English G Favorite Sport: Basketball X 4 Evalent: Composing bright jingles A orst Fault: Teasing the girls - ' Greatest Ambition: To grow as big as his papa 19 Name: Bob Hladik A girthdays April 13 Age: 14 avorite Subject: Algebra 2, K Talent: Debating .V Worst Fault: Being Bashful ' Greatest Ambition: To be llke Mr. Barnhill Y Name: Holland Creed 5, Birthday: February 14 Age: 18 Favorite Subject: Algebra 1 Worst Fault: Staring into space Greatest Ambition: To be a farmer . Name: Homer DeWeese Birthday: February 14 Age: l5 Favorite Subject: Algebra Favorite Sport: Horseback riding Q Greatest Ambition: To be a corn and hog man L :J TA I 5 , WCS11 Alu N it ' 1 12- ' C ' N 'f 7 QQ S X lu il QLrQ Q? J r ' I l 5 K V 5 s 'ESSEIEEI6ilEEIEEIiiIiEiiiDEEIEEIEESSEIKEIEEIEEIEFF' , . 538' , Ni e 9 S A Q ' 9.396 I FRESH AN BONERS A basson is a nice place to put your haad when 2 you aren't feeling well. Emphasis in reading is putting more distress on . one place than in another. An allegory is a two-faced story. The Red Sea and the Mediterranean are connected by the Sewage Canal. A The spinal column is a bunch of bones down your back to show feeling. where ships shelter during a storm, X' lx A A student in giving a speech should use invisible jj notes. - - A The ear is a large flap on thc side of the head K to catch sound. ' ' A.financier is the boy friend, A E -J A watershed is a shed in the middle of the sea xx 1 5 P ,X . . ' 9 JUNIOR HIGH 5 L . ,rp I f l Q- or N c- 'X l .V l Q xv Q First: Tfalter Cody, James Brewer. Dwight Q 3?-. 1.3 Ferguson, Hal Gene Haskell, Lois A l News Q , S u Moore, Wilma Ratzlaff B d Th l, Q l Q econd: John Clarke Jack Glaves u urman 'X f-lf' Billie Gregory, Evelyn Razey , X TS Third: Warren Hearne, Josephine Babb, Zivian f , 'V Seibel, Norma Hladik, Bonnie Wa son, 1 M Lois Thurman sg 1 3 Fourth: Gilbert Finley, Lillie Wright, Mary ' K, Lou Masters, Dorothy Price, Maxine In 5 ' Calvin Eliga Creed 1 , 4 Fifth: Mr. Boomer, liary Ellen Stalnaker, ' Garnett Tate, Paul Haskell 5 ' Q S- President . . . . Dorothy Price Y' 2 Vice pres . . . liary Lou Masters 22 1 Secretary . . . . Doyle Davis ? 2 Treasurer . . . . Allen Ferguson 3 . Sponsor . . . . . . . Ialr. Boomer . , Vg . TS When school started last semester we had , 2 seventeen girls and thirteen boys to enroll l in the Junior High classes. . ' 'Ie have many talented students. Some sing, some act, and some are good debaters. s We have several members in the band and orches- X tra. Both the boys and the girls have good 3, basketball teams and in the future Latham will 74 Ci Q see many good basketball games. ,Xe . R- I ' .. The Junior High had a party last semester Q at which we played volley ball and other games. . We had refreshments of hot dogs and apples. ., x QA - Q A+- K em 2. 5 5 V M5751 'vzAk'T'aLi?ls7TXZs4?AiEAi?4 '1Qav.Li'aQG?Xl?L7i7'V I wanna Be Like Nelson Eddy lr Boomer Flash Gordon A baby doll Grota Garbo Blcley Rooney A super man Hody Lamarr Lleanor Roosevelt Ann Shcrdian Coomph girl! Florence Nlgmtingalo Abraham Lincoln A puppet Clark Gable Buster K aton Edna lae Oliver Aunt Jennie Walter Cody Gene Crabtree Betty Baum Lois Ioore Blllie Gregory Jack Glavcs Hal Gone Iaskell Norma Hladik Bonnie at on Lola Cartmell Wilma Ratzlaff Garnett Tate Lliga Crccd Bud Thurman 'arron Hoarne Lary Lou lasters lary Lllen Stalnaker DwrPwdmQ Where havc Xou Bean? Don't you Carrot all for mc? ly hcart Boots when thc sun shints on your Radish hair and glints off your Turnig nosc If you Cantalgpg than Lcttucc marry fc will mako a happy Pear Let's Orange it that :ay Yours truly, Corn Ona Cob CFound in a Jr H1 locker! NW X F1 K, .sxnmbwzb ., A of A ' A X l Q. '- t .. I J Q - t ........ U 144 8 h W . . I I Z H W .... . . . 4 ' S 5 V ff f f f 1 A A G 1 I it 'lr fx . . . 1 . , if-54 ' 1 Y 7 , . . . 5 X' ff 1' ' . . . . ij? 1 - Y- . . . .. p 9 It 4 ' 1 1 . . . . 1 . l 'v L. 1 4 , r 1 , --- ' G Q -....... I - 1' Y . ' . . 9 K 5 ,, 1 A an x ' CJ fl Quai, .Q Q, I G- : KJ! XIPJX X ' A K! A .N .l I 1 . ., X . . .u .0 .-f I 0 . X 4 E ' , 51 SN x S W x XXXSXXX Q9 J 1 X it K 9 S x Q Q . dl 5 f is v J T Q 1 . I E.' fEi 1Xif'fH'A -Y W Y. 2 4 ,5 K 'n f :Qi Q- 't T WU 1. .4 'a A f , H V4 , gf jf 1 P 1 1 YM. I 4, U 1 . H if ,E 74 V ' '-S. I K . . Y f Q 5 - ., A ' : . 5 Z . H fx ,iff f Ax ., 4 4 L. ,3 if ' lx V A 3, J N . . 'X xx x,,..- xg --r f , I 5DQAEDs'Ms4A? X1'kfL3i5 A' ' Y x A BOYS ' BQSKETBALL . f ' f , a . P. J g 1 . 4 . First Gailey, J Davis, D Calvin Q Second Hicks, Veach, Thompson, B Davis Third: Storer, Paul Kluthe - J D. Hicks Dean Calvin Robert Davis Neal Calvin DicL Bobbitt Jack Davis Floyd Veach ' Idlus Thomps The Latham on luck this yea Bobbitt, Kluthe, N Calvin , Center Forward . Forward . Guard Guard Substitute Substitute Substitute on Substitute basketball team depended r Because of'a new in erperienced team we did not win the ma jority of games mostly sophomore Our team is made up of s and therefore we have a very good chance of having a good team for the coming years inexperienced te fans will admit good basketball lm Storer and it has only efforts that we 4 ful season Although we had an am ve think the basketball that we SHOWEG them some this winter is our efficient coach been through his diligent have had such a success- 2 1. 4 Q , - 1 w 5 0 , ' 1 , - l v. 4 M -X Q s 3 s 3 .5 2 can .2 Q lx' 2. Q v j , . . W '1 4 ' 1 X v. . :: .: ' If D 2 John Gailey f f f I substitute e If . EE - 4 ' - ' x . v ' . cgi X x ' 8 sf A m I A frmfagmgfagsnsa GIRLS' BASKETBALL F' rags ! ! 'J W -.Q - . Jif'x'fffih1 W 'R sb X f, j A' sglfH.,L5 l 5 . J xx XXX -,- x, Q-A I Front: Darlington, llurrey, Byers, Gailey, f--- ee er ' f X A11 51 Second: Baird, King, Price, Watson, Calvin 1 Grace Byers . . . . . . . . R. Forward .Q 4 Donnie Gailey . . . . C, Forward to Wanda Murrey . . L. Forward '13 Q Wilma calvin . . . c. Guard , Q- Leona King . . . . R. Guard 3 Q A y Velma Watson . . . . L. Guard Winifred Peebler . . . Substitute ' Margery Darlington . . Substitute ' Donna Dee Price . . . Substitute . Betty Baird . . . . . . . . Substitute The girls basketball team has finish- ed a good-season. They were victorious in E six games, tied one and only lost twog The 9 team loses two star players this year, Grace Byers and Wilma Calvin. Although it j will be difficult we hope to have players to fill their positions next year. -Q 1.1155-Dyck, the little blond coach of D the girls, was one of the best for which one could hope. The girls were exceeding- ly sorry when Kiss Dyck left the latter 1' part of the year, but they will remember , I her as a swell coach and teacher. 5 -e I u Q - All or arm :::vlk 4' q.iE.QE.iE.Qa.fa.fa.EE.ia.fm.fE.ia.U , BOYS' BASEBALL Front: J. Gailey, D. Calvin, C. Houk, H. Thompson, J. Davis ' Second: F. Veach, J. D. Hicks, N. Calvin, I. Thompson, R Davis Latham did not come out in the lead this year in baseball because Sf inexper- ienced players, We lost six good players including our pitcher. Next year we ex- pect to show greater improvement and bring home more victories. BOYS' TRACK The boys of Latham's track team were talented, although they were very few in number. Our track team consisted of Jack Davis and Charles Houk who threw the shot and discus, Hike Thompson was the high jumper, Robert Davis ran the 220, 100 yd. dash and the high hurdles, Dean Calvin took honors in pole vault and was good in low hurdles, Howard Thompson took high places in javelin and Neal Calvin rated close to himg and J. D. Hicks was our 440 yd. dash man. We hope Latham will have a track field next year for their boys to train on, so they can go places in track. lmsvewesvee. - AK 'Y P Q , , 49 5 IS E l ' B I? 2 B 7 in l fs , . 5 I I f- 'MiBi A'K.v X S JR-HI BOYS' BASKETBALL I z 'Fife ff' Q , F n l .9 e r E.iQA,, XY! J 5 is .T emi hai Min CS Q Front: James Brewer, Dwight Ferguson, Hal Gene Haskell 5 Second: Warren Hearne, Gilbert Finley, J ' 8 Louis Thurman, Gene Crabtree ' QS The boys won trophies and banners tg at the tournaments besides winning two , 4 games and just losing two. D ' . 1 2 JR-HI ' BASKETBALL 'S O is ' G , 1 I 49 ' Front: gfosephine Babg, Billie Jean Colvin, J ilzna Ratzlaf Norma Iiladik v second: B1111e Gregorya, Mary Lou Masters 7 n .Bonnie watson, L. Thurman, v. Seibel Third: Laxine Calvin, Lola Cartmell, D. Q Price, Mary E. Stalnaker, L. Wright . The girls did not have much of a 1 chance to show their ability, but when they 7. did theydtook high honors. They won three games an lost none. The girls brought home the third place cup from Bloomington. l sf , Y A A T ' XIV ,-5 uk? K- I .', , v .ar eq-EN .Er WAG? ,Q fb A .Y A 'n xlmr I , 3 S .. y ff S ' 5 Q 1' E , P A JE' dy E 3 ff? I3 Q fy: ff s N J W 2 f 'XE i Q, A 0 A E 8 'Vow' 94 ,I I aAi'4h.4 1 nE fEAi?A:'vhfe ,A52Er'fAfs1KY' , y 4 0 63,01 C,,A-cHA Af ,q . FZ O' O . X HEY Nwfvv-Nfmvy Q, fs 0 ' ' N1 5: ' 9 ' v ' W K if Q E 7 , ,av 5 .gf W . 10 v ll .ff Q X ,ws Q., . It I ' 'N N 1 'Q T . ,... Ny .4 2 , . 5 I 1, L9 Q- ' 2- ..-J 1 n - ' 4 BOYS' GLEE CLUB 1 S . A S '13 . Vw .1 Ol. V S -Y. y, ,, Q :!f f 5 4 ' A 1 l . .1 V Third: guniorfghillips, Paul Kluthe, Wesley atzla ' 5 Second: Tom Starkey, Miss Van Landingham, Howard Thompson V First: Homer Deweese A Qi The boys' glee club 'mas six members. Thc,ug':l1 thc boys arc small in number they are gl mighty in lung power. Members of thc organ- N L4 izationthage sxtgxg in quartets for various P f communi y unc ons. T c combined boys' and . K, girls' glee clubs and junior high girls had Rf a large part in the community Christmas pro- ' T gran. - V A M 5 c I 8 K x 4 QQ lx' Q li X ggi 'gp 1 C Q 8 EZ C 4 A Girls' Glee Glu 1 Q qiifgefa, ' 3 s- Q L -if :sf E es ,Eu 'tk . L .fesem 'H 1544 Front row: Rogene Deweese, Lois Wright, Elsie Mae Bonnelw' Second row: gargie Dirlington,1Graceb?yers, W onna Ga ley '.inn e Pee er Third row: Eva Parker, iols Buskirk, wands Murrey, Mae Parker, Myrtle Deweese - Fourth row: Betty Baird, Leona King, Eunice Bonnell, Donna Dee Price, Rosella e Penner 4 g Fifth row: Miss Van Juanita Bowling, Marjorie - Tate, Betty Burner, Velma Watson, A , Velma Finley Q 8 - ' -s, - Trumpet Quartet . f', -5' ln. FQ, pSQgL3iJgsQE3R?h f it fl . :3 - hd. Q. ' -, Dwight Ferguson, Donna Dee Price, Lois Wright, Allan Ferguson. The Trumpet Quartet has played for many school functions this year. A brass quartet composed of Dwight Ferguson, first trumpet, nu Lois Wright second trumpet' Leona King N trombone, and Allan Ferguson, baritone5,won jzi first in the 4-H contest at ElDorado. ' Q D EA J- if - f all 1 J 1.1 xpzi 1 XXX N 61 V 5D -KFAQKPAF Front Row Second Row Third Row Fourth Row Fifth Row Front Row Second Row Third Row Fourth Row Fifth Row ef Y' , harilyn Ellis, Betty Crabtree, X Dolores Bonnel, Bonnie Huffington A Jack Glaves, Wilma Ratzlaff, James 1 Brewer, Josephine Babb, Dwight , Ferguson, Martha Jean Masters, Lois - Moore, Gene Crabtree A Lois Wrlght, Lois Buskirk, Grace X Byers, iary Lou Masters, Vivian L Siebel, Norma Hladik, Flora Creed Maxine Calvin, Dorothy Price, Leona g King, Janda Murrey, Donna Dee Price, Elsie Lao Bonnel, Ruth Oliver Junior Phillips, Garnett Tate, Paul Kluthe, Wesley Ratzlaff, Miss Van U ,Mfg 4:3 A QS' wln red vatsoH,.Earwanda Bowling, Betty Crabtree, Evelyn Razey, Dolores , Bonnel, Bonnie Huffington, Richard Grow, Johnnie Brewer, Dale Watson 1 Phyllls Nurrey, James Brewer Dwight Ferguson, Josephine Babb, Lo s Moore Gene Crabtree, Flora Creed Carry Creed, Jack Glaves, Allan Fer 4 guson, Grace Byers, Mary Lou Nasters Norma Hladik Lois Iright, Lois Buskirk, Leona ' King Manda Lurrey, Donna Dee Price, v Dorothy Price - Junior Phillips, Paul Kluthc, Wesley f Ratzlaff, Maxine Calvin, Velma Fin- ley, Liss Van Landingham . G V A5 ui ' -.L 1 - ' ,I'1,.X Ur A I V , .- W'1 A Wifi-fi 5 ,Q I : ' 'N J, 1,1 L' Y I ,fx J, U A , C ' ,- Q N. , . e X ads, I 5 lc.. A X , , 1 1 l a g ' x , ,V,. , 1 ., . M . ' 9 . 4 A X ' E- il 5 . . 23.541-frail ' J 1 1, 3 1. - Am !. e-1.-Ill' sf X . ' wily fl 5 ' 2 . Q + x . Half FF 'if-.J . ff C 4 I 1 . V 1. Y K sl I, N kv V ' 'X Q? I ' . - N . 5 ' r i Q N U : - 5 , Q Q: Q Q - : w W 4 X ' V' : I V, A I' f A Q X , -'M ' X GIRL RESERVES! 19 ' 4 , ,g fn,-.3ftr..e:. ' . ' . ll Q3-13 'ij 51:46 c ' ,V-AVA 4 .4 1 3- K A ,A r 4, 'I 4' u I I 9 tk First: Almeta Baldwin, Eunice Bonnell, Q Bonnie Huffington, Betty Baird 47 -5 Second: E. Parker, R. DeWcese, Winifred Peebler, D. Gailey, M. Darlington ' Third: G. Byers, W. Murrey, L. Buskirh, Mae Parker, Velma Finley E y 1 ,Q- Fourth: M. DeWeese, J. Bowling, L. King, X Q M. roto, w. Calvin, v. Stokes ' R1 Fifth: Mrs. Thompson q 1 President . . . . Bonnie M. Huffington , Vice-President . . . . . Eunice Bonnell t Secretary . . . . . . . Betty Baird Treasurer . . . . . Almeta Baldwin Q Sponsor . . . . . . Miss Mildred Dyck -Q 3 Slogan- To Face Life Square1y The G. R. this year consists of 23 lively girls. Who have all contributed their part to interesting meetings and - '9 , good times at partys. A get-acquainted Q party was held early in the fall for the ' to G. R. and Blue-Triangle members by the J women of the Y. W. C. A. During community week the annual Mother-Daughter Banquet, sponsored by the Y. W. C. A., was held in the gym. The theme was America the Open Door. . Q, Wilma Calvin attended summer confer- ' ence at Camp Wood. We sent Helen Clarke, Grace Byers, and Miss Dyck to the Winter conference at Kingman. Mrs. Thompson has been our sponsor since Miss Dyck left. ' Leona King was elected President of the Q' G. R. for the coming year. A m 1 X x 'x X. E 51 Q I my A GIRL RESERVES 5 IN N ii 714W First Almeta Baldwin, Eunice Bonnell Bonnie Huffington, Betty Baird Second E Parker, R DeWcese, Winifred Peebler, D Galley, M Darlington Third G Byers, W Murrey, L Buskirk, Mae Parker, Velma Finley Fourth M Deweese, J Bowling, L King, M Tate, W Calvin, V Stokes Fifth Mrs Thompson President Bonnie M Huffington Vice-President Eunice Bonnell Secretary Betty Baird Treasurer Almeta Baldwin Sponsor Miss Mildred Dyck S ogan To Face Life Squarely' The G R this year consists of 2 lively girls Who have all contributed their part to interesting meetings and good times at partys A get-acquainted party was held early in the fall for the G R and Blue-Triangle members by the women of the Y W C A During community week the annual Mother-Daughter Banquet sponsored by the Y. W. C. A., was held in the gym. The theme was HAmerica the Open Door.H Wilma Calvin attended summer confer- ence at Camp Wood. We sent Helen Clarke, Grace Byers, and Miss Dyck to the Winter conference at Kingman. Mrs. Thompson has been our sponsor since Miss Dyck left. Leona King was elected President of the G. R. for the coming year. W Q D N I 'r.mm1mim.f'mfAfm.1-agi'zx-margsram.. U 4 M 225 5 H-. . fs'.-gg'-,525 ,, c -1 V' -5 , 1 is-44 A ' V lv , ,xv F ,I ig 4? v 5 2 ' I Q : . Z Z , , 'l X 1g! : . . . . Q M . 1 - - ., .EE E . E 3 2' -Q 1 -ll I A . . ' 3 ' B 1 ' E' Y mmsmfmrgrmrmgwmmsmm mm.-V 0 u o T Ke, V .B TRIAN . ' W 'S . '. Q' .. ., W v 'Q f V l1,.!'ix ,'lx1. J , I Q r i PM z, ,B - M c- M f f -Q ' ' 20' fx' 1 5 ,X I K uc. Y if I' 53:11 D 'J 4 r First: Elsie Mae Bonnel, Dorothy Price, Mary X I rg A Lou Masters v y Q . Second: Lois Moore, Billie Jean Colvin, Evelyn Q K K A Razey, Wilma Ratzlaff ', - -K' Third: Josephine Babb, Miss Van, Maxine Calvin, 13 Norma Hlaaik to .Qi D In the Latham High School we have a very A5 4 industrious and ambitious organization called A - 5 Blue Triangle. The members are girls of the A seventh, eighth, and ninth grades. v The officers for the year were: N ff Office lst semester 2nd semester President Dorothy Price Elsie Bonnel e Vice-pres. Mary Lou Masters Mary Lou Masters -. ' ' Secretary Vivian Seibel Dorothy Price Treasurer Billie Colvin Bonnie Watson Sponsor . . . Miss Van Landingham T' .V There are three angles and each angle has if a sponsor. The sponsors are Mrs. C. A. Bonnel, K Mrs. D. Walker and Mrs. R. C. Masters. There ' were several parties given for the sponsors and 1 Blue Triangle groups throughout the year. February -7-10, 1941 the Blue Triangle , sent Elsie Mac Bonnel anal Miss Van Landingham X g, to the Girl Reserve Conference at Kingman. There as T M we received credit for our year's work, a cert- - Q ificate of Blue Triangle Club in good standing. 0 Q ' , ' ,K F v Q e 3 4 '5 . xg, e M . i tix i c S 4 as 1 Y C Q, I T1Z4.'.'iVS'aAiT'aAi?A?'fZ zAi'r'5PnAif'AiR'5'aXv'AiPsL:4Le Y DEBATE CLUB The debate club was organized and is sponsored by lr Barnhill The purpose of the club is to provide interested students with an opportunity for dO1Ug debate work Officers and members of the club are follows President Lary Lou Lasters Vice president Dwight Ferguson Secretary treasurer Dorothy Price Reporter Jack Glaves Sargeant at arms Bud Thurman Advertiser Lois Ioore Josephine Babb, Billie Jean Colvi Dwight Ferguson, Jack Glaves, Richard Grow, Hal Gene Haskell, Paul Haskell, Lary Lou Masters, Lois Moore, Dorothy Price, and Bud Thurman ALL SCHOOL PARTY students of Latham High School gathered to begin the year with a party Ano it was a great success Games were played by the students that called for good running and good wits Everyone seemed to have a good t1mC Pop and hot dogs were served to all After the party everyone went home feeling as if the new year had boon started off with a bang eqx IM IAE5 R-sakk 15 QKXX if 'L A - 1 -f J JK Q - U 1 .5 Q o . sq as - : V F 5 n 9 c s 4 n a ' -L rx, e . A9 . ' -s The first of the year most of the I Q . Q i 'l I A A I , s , Q A ,fi . iii: XT fl N' I - V 1 'f as-' ef +. J of a Qi' , IQ'-K -iN h , xx. ' EL j Q Q 74 c 0 Q 1:L Z 1 5 BX 1 g x x 3 M 1 ii Cl 47 I . F 49 . ' DVERTISIN CL Q X , . i E S , 6 ii 25 , Q ' fl 5 A I t I w nEfL. kf :V ' i3 OUR BOOSTERS - 31 ,1 We are sincerely proud to publish the fol- lowing list of cooperators and boosters of the 4 1941 Crusader Year Book. We wish to express our appreciation for their cooperation shown us in fy our school activities. I Q Mr. H. C. Cox, Elborado The Music Shop, E1Dorado ig SX P'-A Mr. 8: Hrs. Charley Cowles 1 rx 355. Mrs 8: Mrs. Cecil Priceh 5 ' 1' ir. 8: Mrs. Karl Klut e Nr. 6: Mrs. Homer Hicks ' ' Mr. Sc Mrs. S. A. Schooley 2' Q C C K 5 . 'K Mr.-6: Mrs. C. A. Bonnel Mr. :Sc Mrs. Charley Young Mr. df Mrs. T. M. Starkey 5 5 XXX A Mr. 8: Mrs. Joe She!-ar A 4 f IM? W M r.,J. C. Hickman Ag Mrs, Sandstrum M Mr. Emmet Heggy if .pf ,P mr. Keith Bing cu lg t Mrs. Myrtle Shawver af VW I Mrs. George Nelson 4' Mr. B. 0. Babbitt A p Mrs. 'Betty Ferguson p Mr. Drag Thurman Mr. Esli Burden 5 u Latham Leader 1 ' F ,L-L P A 4 I nn . f qf N ,nt 5? xi 1? 1 -,fhzsxff W ,1 1 I Q fl ' A K4-..... ' Q E , ,X Ep , N I I ommsmaecemzmf 'LV ' 2 c S I Q 4 Q ' Ti, M 3 E K I RDonnaKDee: I'nI some detective. Dorothy: Why? Donna Dee: See my heel. I ran that down. 54 Ukiklk Junior: KIn Biology classb Did you know that fish were good brain food? 4 Mr. Storer: Why yes! I eat oodles and oodles ' of them.' L Junior: Another good theory smashed to N pieces. V , A . Nw Arkansas City Kansas 7' l 2155 W. Llaple Phone 1325 - e TYPEWRITERS at ADDING MACHINES 3 :sz ' Sales 8: Service - Rentals I f , L. E. Dehart V 1 I UNDERWOOD ELLIOTT FISHER CO. ' BETTER KODAK FINISQING 'L' At New Low Prices 1 APIC ' W CENTRAL ELDORADO A f PAINTS AAVARNISHES ' ' GENERAL HARDWARE ' CORI3 IN HARDWARE CO. V LATILAI1 KANSAS ' V A M A J 'N N Q. I 5 I 3 5 3 -5 I 'I ' I I N I 11K AE' '?aAiB'r?A 1?X 1AE sA'ii Y ' ' M B P 3 ERLE . EEBLER 'L Dealer in- BULK MOTOR FUELS Er OILS X lx' Q 1 , 9. I X G-fTx Q, At Prices That Save You Money . mf M q A HOUSE-OWNED INSTITUTION A Q LA1-HAM B A1 Q X' TELEPHONE EXCHANGE P ' V BELL Connections 8: Electrical Supplies 5 W. H. BAKER, Owner L e r 5. Mr. Barnhill: Charley do you know when X leaves begin to turn? h j Charley: Yes, the day before examinations. ' -nur ,' Jael: Davis walked into a barber shop. The Vx barber raised his head and said, What'll you . have a haircut or just the oil changed? V , V V ' ' ' l -.L oi .rv ' Q Aa . Q., , A 4, - .Q ,. ,L ' ' 'M N 'U' Alk 5 gl D Q Q L, I it I M 4 U Y 5 Q Q U vaL1V K? QL? MC CLURE MOTOR Co Ford Dealer Slnce 1914 ELDORADO KANSAS Best Wlshes for the Class of 1941 Bill Brown Cso Hom Hgcks pacelng the side walk at wo o'clock 1n the mornln Uwhat are you doing here?H Homer H1CkS UI forgot my key, offlcer, an m wa1t1ng for J D to come home and let me in H T0 THE GRADUATES lay we extend COHgT8tHlBt1OHS and best wishes upon the successful tcrmlnation your High School Course We have confidence in your willingness and ability to assume the added rcsponsi bilitics to follow The bcst of luck to you all CITIZENS STATE BANK OF EL DORADO X 41st Annlvcrsary Ycarn hcmbcr Federal Reserve System AQ -wa, A -AX V M fi - . ' - as w - - 4 . ' as if ig if . : QE ' ' - S . , g' F5 A . : . V d ww ' I' 1 ' ' . . 'T A H5 . . ,X . , -f . Q A A 4 ' y. . , Ag .L A A ' '- of QE' - Y' Q n ' , ' f I iz:1ilEEDSiIEiiiEliEliEliEIEElEEIEElEElEElEElEElEE!EVF' O BEST vv1sHES so Q- CLASS OF 794111 c LAT!-IAM SCHOOLS Q, ' r s R.C.MASTERS E SX N Always Ready To Supply Your Needs In .. Jigs! FEED Sc SEEDS Y f 55.5 cake - swscr, Lassie - Chick Feed X lu - Ground Kafir - Corn Chop -- Corn - Wheat , -- BEELLIS FEED Smeg - Q il i r r , .. r E 5 SXVXALLEYS CAN Q . Candy - Icc Cream - Cold Drinks D ' T We, Strive To Please P A' Mother: Miko, go waslo your hsnds and raceif' I G Mike: AW, I just took a bath this morning. , Mother: Then go wash the bath tub. ,, xxx ,E Mr. Boomer: Paul how do you ask Gracc. to , dance with you? . , Q Paul: Como on worm, let's wiggle. r' 1 ' 6. THE PERENNIAL GRADUATE 1 4 Always graduating from one plane to , L a highor one. That's the way with if K S. 8: H. PRODUCTS S. UH BAIQING K, O. P Eureka ElDorado Manhattan ' ,..--,...-.. ..,-.. ... . 7 7 N..- , ,,,-..-.-,. A SX Donna Doe: Did he say anything dove-like N about me? XX Ago Q Elsio liao: Well, --he said you were pigeon U Q X' M toad. ' X y ,- . -HH- - V15 Q Mr. Cushman: Young man how many' times have X1 I told you to get to this class 4 on timo. ' X Charley: I c1on't know, I thought you were if keeping score. y tu . ,Y , , ,, , 5 F ' ' 4 -4? Goon LUCK GRADS! . High school days are over, Before you R -lies a troubled world that needs the vigor, the enthusiasm, the sturdincss of youth. -9 Q No matter where your path may lead, you R A carry the best wishes of tho officers and Q cmployoes of this Bank for your happiness, J your well-being and a long life of useful Eg, service. WALNUT VALLEY STATE BANK 9, ElDorado, Kansas 9 Member Federal Deposit . Insurance Corporation dy Fr 'Y A M ' 4 1-!lLDl!3RAND'S T Welcome you to their 3 PRODUCE dc came: STATION ff 2 We Try To Please - Give Us A Trial 3 i POULTRY SUPPLIES - 4 Q S T T , ix ix BEST WISHES N guy Q To The Class of 1941 x,s..f T . X Q X , t UNDERWOOD BARBER Sc BEAUTY SHOP ,h h X Tc. It pays to look well Q Latham Phone 46 Kansas A j at 1 v ' :' ' , . ' H - , 1 , 1. 4 , , ,V V A , Y Y Howard: Storor ought to be a good high jumper. Tom: Why'? Howard: Cause he's always up in thc air about something. T +M- Dentish: Stop making faces. I havcn't 1 touched your tooth yet. t Mr. Cushman: I know, but you're standing on f. Y V Y,-'mY -0Q.I.1E.:4 a , , - COM PLIMEN TS -- 9' 4' S ,L ty, ,, L ' y LATHAM, KANSAS T i A dm . I 1 ei I A ' i Put Yourself In Our Shoes L LHEYETM CALL ' VM - C , , ' 109 S. Main E Eldorado, Kansas V Our Job Is To Mend Your Soles Q4 Lffacusefv Sl-ICE SHOP L I Py X' CONGRATULATIONS TO LATHAM L Q: lxm , 0 On Its Excellent School System xl-:X fx I, I x ' N 1 .D LLNLJAMQGDS - X NSG SCHOOL AND OFFICE SUPPLY 1 9 Q ElDorado , Kansas A ' I We Appreciate Your Patronage I L ' ' ' ' ' A I .1 KJ - F 'N R - . A X 'IQELNER BPO? L LAUNDI-2YcvL,RY CLEANING E , L Bob Osborn - Owner 1 if f PHONE 1191 ' -0 C 110-112 W. Third Avo. E1Dorado, Kansas Y f f . , Allan: I threw a kiss at Grace -today. if Paul: wma: aid shc say? Allan: She said I wasn't much of a business , 9 man if I couldn't run a delivery by system. M lhkrt ' , , R' Roselle: The horn on your car must be broken! A N it' ' t 1 diff t It Ilr. Boomer: o, s Jus n cron . , doesn't give a hoot. I . WA sr- -I all V 'Hi1 .X?Z9..51?.K?Qi3'zX1'lLs' 'ahE?i , ' - ,,w .,,. , H M Dick Who was that peach I saw you with after the Senior Box Supper.U Paul HShe was more of a grapefruit than a peach. 1 Dick: Uwhy a grapefruit?H Paul Well, when I tried to squeeze her she hit me in the eye. The End qc STOP' PWKRELL Coram-'R T X . A W ' ,- , 515-X Memes sffewcs 1 BEANIE S CAFE , , DHONE M23 grow! A BEST WISHES T0 CLASS OF 1941 ELDGRADO NATIONAL BANK 1 El4Dorado Kansas f 5 Capital :Sc Surplus S200,000 fy fi A ' Member Federal Reserve System I: gg' Member Hxderal Deposit if Insurance Corporation G . V -9 3 K X I N 'V 44,13-A 'Il -' IQ, -Ji Q, .1 sl Zn slit' .tb 'Le -.SM I F' . x , CL SENIORS of 1941 E Do You Know Q' 2 that you can purchase a very a 1 P l 3 propriate gift for your school-a gift g that will perpetuate the memory of X PM K the class of '41 for as little as 5360? ,Vi 4. Cur c'School Gift Service X lit catalog contains pictures and full Q 8 descriptions with prices on more l , than 300 items which have been se' A 3 lected for their suitability as class Q gifts and which you can purchase . Q at a saving at prices ranging from W 31.50 up. . 1 Write for Free Catalog Today G You will be pleased with the upftof ' date suggestions offered thru this service. ay Q -Q 1 I. C. P. SCHOOL GIFT SERVICE 9' 1 615 Wyandotte Street Kansas City, Missouri ' 5 5 A m O ' ' 2 3 3 Q . Q 1 A? X I 8 5 6 3 5 3 91 3 3 3 S1 43 5 DEMAND Moms Tu-:AN Q f B E ' PRICE FROM YOUR . CAD AND GOWN p RENTAL. COM DANY 1 NATIONAL GuuwotfACADEMICCQSTUMERS O . 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