Levant High School - Tigers Yearbook (Levant, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 90 of the 1946 volume:

LEVANT CONSOLIDATED SCHOOL ' TIGER ' Annual Staff Edfcor 1n Clnef Bob Fkberg Assomate pd1tOI'S Helen Jensen Art Ed1tor Robert Schroeder Buslness Manager Duane Dawes AdVGI't1SlI1g Helen Jensen, Duane Dawes T loyd G1ll1sp1e Lloyd Harnrne I 7 Lloyd Hamme -..J . . . , . S fx +4sBi. 5'1vieF'Q,-wsx DEDICATI iz- -! KM DEDICATIGN Th1s annual IS dedilcated to the memory of our former classmate and fr1e-nd Darrell day of Gctober, mneteen hundred and forty A .J . , Touslee, who passed away the twenty-first five. Z N GRADS K 1... ,, . M N in W- Jar vw- X W-1' . X .Q H r 7 'sa ' 'Ty I DUANE DAWES pres BOB FIQBFRQ ROBERT SCHROEDER HELEN JENSEN LLOYD HAMME SUPT D LEE. Hull LLOYD GILLISPIE1 Sponsor -4 4 44 x, . . 'Q ' 'Q L . I U V l' . Q 3' ' L ' v I , 4 A Lit 535' ' . . , ACCOMPLISHMENTS OF THE SENIOR CLASS Bob Ekberg Dramatics 1,2 3 4 Basketball 1 2,3 4 Captain of basket ball team 3,4 Sec Treas of class 1,2,3 Volley ball 4 Baseball 2 Member of student council 4 Editor in chief of STAR 4 Track, 4 Robert Schroeder Student Council 4 Dramatics 1 2,3 4 basketball 1 2 3 4, baseball 2 volleyball 1 4 Track 4, Publication Manager of STAR 4 V1ce president of class 1,2 3,4 Duane Dawes Dramatics 1 2,3 4 Track 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4, Base ball 2 Volleyball 4 Business Manager of STAR 4 Librarian 4 One act Play at League Contest 4 Member of Student Council 4, Co captain of basketball team Track 4 baseball 2 Circulatton Manager of STAR 4 Helen Jensen Drarnatics 1 2,3 4, basketball 1,2,3,4 Sec Treas of class 4, volleyball 2 3 4 softball 1 2 Readmg at League Contest, 4 Lloyd G1111Spl6 Dramaucs 2,3,4 basketball 1 2 3,4 Track 4 base ball 2, Member of STAR Staff SENIOR CLASS HISTORY By Lloyd Gillispie We the Class of 1946, started through the grades in 1934 A few have managed to come through together Ne are Bob Ekberg, Lloyd Hamme Duane Dawes, and Lloyd Gtllispie Our f11'St years we had all the ups and downs of any normal student body but succeeded an malnng the 8th grade and all graduating with a 90 or better There were '7 of us who started as Freshmen including our loyal 4 The others were V1ctoria Golemboski Darrell Touslee and Helen Jensen The students took part in a play and the carnival The boys lettered in basketball In the Sophomore year we gained Robert Schroeder who is still with us In our Junior year we gained Wilma Carpenter We put on a play called Never Touched Me' and participated in an all school play This year the basket ball squad was composed of Junior boys who were the only ones taking basketball V1ctoria Golemboski and Wilma Carpenter left us before the year was out In our Senior year we lost Darrell Touslee, leaving us six. Two of ou class, Duane Dawes, and Robert Schroeder, have taken their physical' and have been deferred so they can compl ete the1r schooling : 9 r 5 1 9 2 S ' - 3 I I I ' S - : 5 7 Q Z , , , ' 3 v 3 ' 3 , o : 1 9 S 3 9 9 r O I 3 S 3 ' ' 3 . ' 9 40 Lloyd Hamme: Dramatics l,2,3,4g basketball 2, 3,4g volleyball 4, S 3 , - : , 2 . g Q' 0 ' , , 3 , 3 - , 0 : . 9 Q 1 3 Q ' 9 ' ' T a . 0 C , I s s ' 0 O .. ll g ' 0 C D Our class officers are: President, Daane Dawesg Vice-president, Robert Schroeder 3 Secretary-Treasurer, Helen Jensen. We are represented ln the Student Council by Duane Dawes, Bob Ekberg, and Robert Schroeder. We are now going to leave school and go our prospective ways in life taking with us this motto, The Ropes of the Past will Ring the Bells of the Future The Class Flower: Pink Carnation The Class Colors: Rose and White The Class Motto: With the ropes of the past we will ring the bells of the future CLASS POEM LLOYD HAMME Slx Seniors our class contains, Six personalities this class maintains Some of us of growl and smile But we will all fight through the last mile Duane is pres1dent domg his part Bob Ekberg 1n b1ology IS really smart Bob Schroeder takes the girls out in his Chevrolet While Hamme stays home pitching the hay Lloyd Gilhspie spends his day asleep Helen Ienson plans to teach to earn her keep This is all of the class of forty six So take a look at people the future may pick CLASS PRCPHECY By DUANE DAV ES I remember one night fifty years ago, when I and five other members of the Senior Class graduated from good old L I-I S On this night we were very happy that we were graduating and on the other hand we knew we would be leaving a number of good friends behind On every sixteenth day of May I always remenf For instance there is Helen Jensen the only girl of our class I will al ways remember Helen because she was always h loing one of her classmates out when he was behind in his subjects Helen alway wanted to be a school teacher and she has made good because the other day I got a letter from Bob Ekberg say mg that she was teaching the natives in Africa Speaking of Bob Ekberg, by the way who was one of the orneriest k1c 9. that I ever went to school with is a great biolog1st He said that he wasn't going +9 be a farmer because lt was too hard work and th1s is one of the times he was rea serious As you all know he has his laboratory at Colby Well anyway, the other day Iwent up to see hzm and it looks as though he and Joco Sehumaker must have agreed on Maxine for there she was by 1 9 ' 1 - : - 7 ber this incident, and each member of the class. 1 - ' f -Q1 O . , 0 While we are on the name of Bob it reminds me of Robert Schroeder who was the Vice Presfdent of our class Robert always dreaded go1ng to the Army and what do you know, but the other day I got a letter from him and the Pres1dent fs getting ready to appoint h1m Commander ln Ch1ef of the Army He also writes that ,he liked the army s beans so well that he never had to get a Wlfe ' Surely th1s isn t Robert Then next comes to my mind the little boy of our class Lloyd Gilispfe I remember Lloyd because he was always full of spunk for instance, one time I got mto an argument with him over some sweat pants I won the argument and got the pants untfl after school was out and when I went to get them they weren t there Lloyd had already gotten them But do you folks know what he is doing today? Well he followed m his dad's footsteps he is now carrying the mail Then there IS Lloyd Hamme the biggest boy of our class He now lives 1n town, runmng competition to Garvey For now as you know Lloyd owns the b g gest half of Thomas County He also got one of the Schumaker girls and lives 111 the house Louie Sholz used to live in, which is right next to Ioco s house As for myself Dawes President of the class you remember was u 1 ally getting into misch1ef at school I always sa1d thatl was going to go to Colle UF show that I was a little interested 1n educat1on after all Well it is getting late so I guess I had better be moving on for I have a full days work to do SENIOR CLASS WILL By BOB EKBERG We the Senior Class of Levant Thomas County of Kansas do hereby declare thfs to be our last will and testament We the Senior Class leave to the faculty the right to carry on and tn the school where we left off To the cooks we leave the right to have the bus driz ers get grocemes for them To next year s sen1ors we gxve our right to read th daily paper first To the three upper classes we leave the right to sit in the study hall Singularly we will and bequeath the following I Lloyd Hamme, do hereby w1ll and bequeath my basketball suit and size to Iack Weed I Duane Dawes, do hereby will and bequeath my abihty to study to Lyle Gillispie and my basketball ab1lity to Iummie Siruta I Helen Jensen, do hereby will and bequeath my height to Mary Slruta I Robert Schroeder do hereby will and bequeath my ability to get good grades to Merna Alleman and my size to Iohn Donn I, Lloyd Gillispie do hereby w1ll and bequeath my typing ability to Florene Bucenman and my ab1lity to sleep 1n class to Lois Jean Ekberg I also wlll my ability to get girls to my younger brother Lyle I, Bob Ekberg do hereby w1ll and bequeath my abilzty to get A's with out studying to Derald Brown In witness whereof, we have set our h nd and seal this 8th day of March, in the year of our I ord, one thousand n ne hundred and forty six. 1 7 9 , - 1 I 0 91 . I 0 ' , ' 1 . 6 ' 5 I , . O J . . , 1 .- O , I O ' , I O , S lx and I finally made it for now I am Janitor down at Kansas University. This goes to f , 2 ' 7 I ! .T , 1 , 3.-1 0 u T 0 . Q Q l 8 ! 7 2 . ' 7 .a Q-fi E Zmzijf UNDERGRADS 1 f X Ck f. Qty :U c 'L Q N C, T 'I' 'Qu in f 5 -1 f 1 I X JUNIORS Derald Brown Erma ean Donn pres ,Florene B1 xenman Mrs Lee Hull sponsor FRE. SHMEN Roland Rush john Donn john Jacobs Mr V11cox spons or, Dar1en6Tous1ee pres Merna Alleman Mary S1ru ta Wanda Lou Eberle SOPHOMORES jack Weed Louetta Bryant Lyle G1111sp1e LO1S jean Ekberg fpres Mary Ruth Schroeder Mr Or11e W11 cox sponsor .4 J c .m '- c U. ' f .S I l y c 'mf , c - , cv.m THE JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY By Erma Jean Donn Our class omginated in 1936 with nine students Erma Jean Donn and Derald Brown are the only remaining pupils of the 9 who started in the first grade In the eighth grade we started with ten students but lost one before the year was over We had a nice graduation with seven graduating Upon entering high school it seemed quite funny, but we soon overcame that 1dea V e had an imtiatlon party, which was enjoyed by all The Freshman class started out with six students Our teachers were Mr Charles Williams Miss Ruth Emerson, and Mrs Maxine Bernard Our Sophomore year started with five pupils, Florene Bixmen and Erma Jean Donn took part in the Junior Play Our teachers were Mr l ee Hull Mrs Thelma Hull and Mrs Modena Buoy Our Junior Class was the smallest so far We had only three students Our teachers are Mr Lee Hull, Mrs Thelma Hull and Mr Orley JA llcox We had Mrs Cllfne Curtiss for about three months tlus year She will filling the vacancy until Mr Wilcox came We rece1ved our class rings about February 15 Erma Jean Donn is the Junior Class President We have given a Junior Play this year played basketball for three years Derald Brown played this year The girls ha taken active part in the Pep Club this year Erma Jean was one ofthe cheerleadez The members of the Junior Class have enjoyed every year in school We hope when we get out of High School we will have as much fun as we have had in the past years of school We are looking forward to being Seniors next year FRESHMAN CLASS HISTORY BY Merna Alleman and Darlene Touslee ll e the Freshman Class of '46 started our first year of high school with eight students We are John Donn, Rolland Rush, Wanda Eberle, Darlene Tous lee Merna Alleman, Mary Siruta, Minnie Hill and John Jacobs During the first semester we lost one of our classmates Minnie Hill Our imtiation, given by our upperclassmen was enjoyed by everyone and made us feel as though we really belonged in Levant High School All of us have gone out for volleyball and basketball Darlene was elected co captain of the basketball team Mary and Wanda l ou were also on the regular squad John Donn was usually m the starting line up on the boys team V anda Lou Darlene, and Merna participated in the Junior Play ' A Pair of Country Kids We are looking forward to our next three years 1n high school, and we hope to enjoy them as much as we have our Freshman year . 9 , V o 0 ' J ' , . : . , - 0 : O -' , , , s 5 ' I ' 0 O , I 7 I I . I ' 5 73 . , entitled A Pair of Country Kids: Erma Jean Donn and Florene Bixmen have rg-3. 7 ' 9 9 7 9 ' , Q O 0 o - , 7 0 U -' , I 7 . ' SOPHOMORF CLASS HISTORY Lo1s Jean Ekberg In 1943 four freshmen entered high school Durmg the latter part of the year Dorothy Golemboskt moved away Th1s left Mary Schroeder, Jean Fkberg and lack Weed These three have gone to school together all through the grades and graduated ln I evant. The Freshmen helped Wlth several school activities including the all school play 'Aaron Qlmck from Pumpkin Creek and girls' athlet1cs There are f1ve sophomores th1s year, as Lyle G1U.1Spi8 and l ouetta Bryant joined the class Both g1rls and boys have gone out for basketball Lols Jean was elected captain of the G1r1s team and Mary also lettered l yle lettered on the boys' team Iean and T yle were rn the Iumor Play Jean was presldent and Mary Secretary of the T1gerettes Jean has been on the honor roll both years Vt e hope we W111 all continue to go to school together w1th several new members added to our class, until the day we graduate from Levant High School J O f - , o Q . . I .J ' ' J O K ' 91, ' n r 1 0 . . . . 1 . . . . 1 . y - 0 4 . . U -'J o , I O 0 O T . . I GRADES SEVENTH AND I IGHTH Back row Mrs Frances Bear teacher Eva Bremenkump Margaret S1ruta Carmel1t1 McG1nley Patty BIXSHTDHH and Vera G1ll1sp1e Front jlm Slrllta Dean Palm gren Dale Hamme john Schr oeder and Gaylord McG1nley THIRD AND FOURTH Back Shlrley H111 Dale Koen lg Gerald S1ruta jo Ann Mar rs Mray Bremenkamp Patsy Young Front I arry Palmgren Donald S1ruta Dorothy Ohlrogge Dar lene Qu1r1ng Eldon G11l1sp1e LaVerne McG1nley Mlss Dor1s FIFTH AND SIXTH Back Row Mrs Ada Brown Teacher Gwynn Leach Ormn Rush Frank Uhlrogge I.,uc1lle Brernenkarnp Lloyde Imhof Velma G1ll1sp1e Front LaVelle Palmgren Gene Brown Betty Strxckle and Me rvln Oulrln FIRST AND SECOND Back Carolyn S11-uta john Bre rnenkamp Alvln Koen g Eun1ce Depe Harr1etAnderson Norman Anderson Rat Purcell M1ss Hazel Emah1zer -teacher Front Lloyd Stxckle Everett G1ll1sp1e I..eAne Hull jeame Eberle Bertha Rush Susze Ha rper and Joyce Keck : . 9 I c , . , , C ' v C 1 C x : . . , - , , A .. . . : ' ' , - . , . , A H i i . : , , 1 y , . . . , Messamore--teacher. 9 : ' . K . ' I S D 3 I I I I S ' : ' , - I I 1 P . 1 ' 1 D I - o 2 ' . . . . , , D Y - , . .v Av, ATHLETICS '. J , . A I 1 A Q 4,3 le - w,-4, , L ' - 1:1-iw , -5 - A - ,, -fm L J 1,5 k ,' -: '-w --1 f, .1-Q ,.V - A as ,, ' T 4' f v' l EiJEg,g'gyM.2f,H . uf ,r sf ' f- ,ef 1 L ,- - V'--cam. 1 A ' , . X . . AM . .M' . I x D G1r1s B sketb 111 Trick Tlgerettes Capta1nS Boys' Basketball Girls Basketball Back Row l.o1s Jean Ekberg Erma Jean Donn Mary Szruta, Louetta Bryant Coach Mrs Hull Front Row Darlene Touslee Wanda Eberle Florene Bmenrnan Mary Ruth Schroeder and Merna Allernan Tlgerettes Darlene Fouslee Mary Ruth Schroeder, Florene Bucenman Merna Alleman Wanda Fberle Leaders LOIS jean Fkberg and Frma jean Donn Boys Basketball Left to R1ght Dearld Brown Bob Schroeder T loyd Gzlllsple John Jacobs Rolland Rush Duane Dawes Lyle G1ll1sp1e Bob Fkberg, john R Donn Lloyd Harnrne Coach D Lee Hull Student Countil Back Row Bob Schroeder Erma Donn Bob Ekberg Lois Jean Fkberg Duane Dawes Front Row Florene Bxxenman Sec , Darlene Touslee Pres1dent Florene Blxenrnan, Erma Donn LOIS Iean Ekberg Merna Allernan Darlene Touslee Sponsor Mr W1lcox 1 O O . . ' f ' 9 9 , 0 I 4 0 I 'Q 1 9 9 , 0 ' 0 . r ' A . , ' s. , :N J ' . . 1 , J -J a , - . . . . a : ' 1 1 . . . 0 J 7 ' J -' ' 1 , I O C ! O I 9 9 1 -' 9 O x 1 , , I. , O . 4 . , 9 9 2 . , , 0 I TIGERS HAVE SUCCESSFUL SEASON The T1gers had a fatrly successful season this year with a record of eight wms and twelve losses The Tigers were outscored by their opponents by 614 to 568 pomts Th1s year the Tigers had five seniors on the squad and five underclassmen Levant Levant I evant Levant T evant L evant Levant Levant Levant TIGER S SEASON RECORD Grinell Menlo Edson 'Selden Brewster Grmnell Gem Menlo Menlo' 'Tour Levant Levant Levant L evant L evant Levant Levant Levant L evant nament Games Herndon' Ienntng Brewster Selden Winona Edson Gem W mona llfonumen TIGFRETTES COMPLETED A SUCCESSFUT SEASON t The Tlgerettes completed a succe sful season losmg only one more game than they won. The last game they lost to make the wms and losses un even was a fill in game wlth Menlo there The prospects for next year s team look good since they lose only one g1rl through graduat1on Helen Jensen The rest of the girls will all be coming back as far as they know now Levant Levant Levant Levant 19 Menlo 37 Edson 22 Brewster 25 Menlo Levant 32 Brewster Levant 44 Edson I evant 23 Menlo 28 Inf 13 16 30 25 36 37 s ' J 14 18 18 - 42 . '71 . 33 -- 20 33 - 39 Levant 31 Rexford 21 Levant 27 Rexford 1 18 ' 23 23 41 26 1 40 31 46 22 .' 31 60 ' J 33 1 32 ' 20 - 38 1 f 0 L4 lllilfllll J I lllllk I I if I I ll Ill! ll! lllklll IY -Q mn: L. ACTIVITIES 9 Q . 5: vu ,T x '1 I 'W 4 H- N. 'Rain ..- ....:...!-...... ' ssafaaassa 5 455555555 g5!?fT2!!!V --if 135If!?f.L,if5lIl!5' 'f:Q:::::'e:e:ifig .ggggiin 1 aiiiiiiia.iii '- ' 'MEIIIIIIIIZ' ASEE Ififfeg.. V' ' WIIIIQI X -!- ...... -.- I9 j!I 'I I A s :V iiiig ,I 'IQ ' 5 9 - pw ! I X x X -I If , ll .9 Star S a Student Councll ' Mrs. Melton ' Q H and some of her pupils L.1br ary Club joe McG1nley Bus Drmverq Mrs H1111 Ni'-1 FRESHMAN INITIATED AT SCHOOL PARTY The freshmen were given an imtiation party by the upperclassmen and the high school teachers Tuesday, September 18 in the old school house The evenmg was started w1th a weiner roast out on the ball diamond Ice cream and cookies were served in the school house after the Weiner roast The freshmen were then blindfolded and taken for a car ride to make them think they were go ing for a ride in the country But they were brought back to the old school house and were kept in a dark room until time for initiation One at a time each fresh man, still blindfolded after he had taken off his shoes walked over an old car spring Then he was taken for an airplane ride, on a board and pushed off He was only about two to four inches off the ground when they were told to jump From there he was taken to another room where a board full of nails was shown to h1m and he was made to jump supposedly on the board, but it hadbeen removed He was then taken down into the basement where he had to walk on boards that someone was rocking Then he had to walk across some screen which was hooked up to an electric charger There was also a wild man ' there to scare him The Freshmen wore the same costumes all day that they wore to the inittatton party ln the evening Darlene Touslee was dressed as a gypsy Merna Allemen as an old maid, Mary Siruta as a baby Wanda Eberle as a hill billy Jacobs as a twin to Mary Struta and Rolland Rush as a Hawaiian girl After the initiation everyone went to the show, and as the freshmen were such good sports they were allowed to change to their usual clothes JUNIOR CLASS PRESENTS PLAY The junior Class presented the play ' A Pair of Country Kids ' Tuesday night, at 8 30 in the Levant Hxgh School auditorium to a good sized audience Florene Bixenman and Lloyd Gilllspie, the pair od country kids did a fine job of acting and seemed to fit their parts very well Merna Alleman portrayed an old lady with connections l ois Jean Ekberg and Darlene Touslee ought to have no trouble getting a man now smce they did such a good job of flirting ln the play Duane Dawes seems to be the type to play an old man very easily without much trouble Lloyd Hamme and Lyle Gillisple were good as city sllckers Wanda Lou Eberle as April Starr and Dearld Brown as Phil West were adequate The Junior Class was very happy about the financial results as they cleared S21 '72 over all taxes and expenses The Junior Class wishes to thank all the parents and friends who attended the play and also the members of the other classes who were in the Play . , O . 7 Minnie Hill as a person ready for bedg John Donn as a high school gir-lg John , 3 . 4' 9 . 7 7 ' Sep 3 Sept 18 0 1 C Oc C Oc Nov Nov Dec Dec an an Fe e Feb Fe Mar Mar ar Apr Apr A r May May 16 SCHOOL CALENDAR BY Helen Jensen ' School began w1th 21 pupils enrolled Freshman Initiated The students have a representative' government for the first time when they elected representatives to the student council The seniors decided to wear gray gowns They also chose the class colors rose and white and the class flower pink carnation The Journalism class publashed the first issue of the school paper, The Blue and YR hite Star The T1gerettes elected new cheerleaders They are Jean Ekberg and Erma Jean Donn and an alternate cheerleader, Nerna Alleman They also elected the followmg officers President Jean Ekberg Sec retary, Darlene Touslee and Treasurer, Mary Schroeder Darrell Touslee our former classmate and friend passed away at the Goodland Hospital as a result of mguries he received in a car acc1dent October 21 The Junior class presented the play, ' A Pair of Country Kids' as the High School Aud1tor1um N1ght School was held Monday mght the f1rst day of National Educa tion V eek A Thanksgivmg chapel was held today Star Staff decided to edxt school annual this year The name of it is The T1ger The h1gh school and grades presented a Christmas program Friday, tn the H1gh School Auditorium The high school presented a pageant 'In Toyland Boys w1n Consolation Tournament at Rexford Girls beat Brewster Boys beat Wmona A permanent staff was elected for the Blue and White Star Bob Ekberg heads the staff as editor wlth two assistant Helen Jensen and Duane Dawes Duane Dawes was elected business manager, Lloyd Hamme crrculation manager and Robert Schroeder publication rrarager The Juniors received their class rings The rings are of yellow gold with a black enamel crest showing ' L' mounted On the sides there is a 4 and a 7 to mdicate the graduation year The Sen1ors recelved their proofs of their graduatlon pictures At last, the school received the Sound Projector for which they razsed funds at last year s carnival First and second team Tigers beat Monuments first and second team ln basketball The Tigerettes gave the Tlgers and coaches abuffet supper Basketball season ended Iumors and Seniors sponsored carnival Boys began Track Entered League, one act play contest at Menlo Entered Track Meet at Grinnell Junior and Senior Banquet Commencement at 8 O0 P M May 17, Last day of school 8: picnic ta ' - ct.. 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