Arkansas City High School - Mirror Yearbook (Arkansas City, KS)

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SENIOR PLAY '15 THE DREAM THAT CAME TRUE RANNEY'S FIFTH AVENUE OPERA HOUSE May 25th, 1915 CAST OF CHARACTERS Nan Worthington ----- Ora Straughan Gordon Clay - - Harry Thompson Margaret Byrnes - - - Hazel Clubb Mrs. Jenkins - - Irma Sims Florabel Mullins - Carrol McDowell Emmy Lou Norton - - Corrine Lesh Nora - - - - - Ruth Burnett Delphine Norton - - Katheryne V. Henneberry Peggy Gilbert - - - Winnie Gibson Angelina Maud - Louise Hodge Jack Brown - - Louis Morgan Miss Louisa Hawkins Una Nicholas Miss Mehitabel Biddle - Winnie Gibson Bobbie Burns - - M. Leroy Peek Billy Best - - Laurence Chaplin Mrs. Allair - - - Winnie Gibson Doris Hall - - - - Lena Pittenger Lord Algenon Regnold - - Tracy Cary Charles Norton ---- - Hugh Scott SONGS On the Old Missouri Shore - - - Chorus Just A Wearin' for You - M. Leroy Peek Underneath the Irish Moon - - - Chorus CHORUS Joy Cozine Antonio McAdam Lucile Johnson Brainard Taylor Ormond Warner Annis Thompson Marguerite Gregory Ester Endicott Elmer Fagan Clara Rothfus Paul Parman Joe Fenton Elmo Berroth Edith Briscoe Foot Ball Parts, etc - Junior Boys

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CLASS PROPHECY Ester Endicott-Teaching history in A. C. H. S. Antonio McAdams -Famous Novelist, latest work, Why She Never Married. Ormond Warner- Farn. demonstrator of Sumner county, Kansas. Marguerite Gregory--Secretary of the Y. W. C. A. Sylvia Hadley-Married to a wealthy farmer. Mary Vawter-Milliner, shop 315 South Summit street, Arkansas City, Kansas. 'Annis Thompson--Teaching botany in A. C. H. S. Joy Cozine-Trombone Soloist of U. S. Marine Band. Una Nicholas-Wife of a Kansas City banker. Now, ,said Tommy, that we have learned how well the absent members have prospered, let us see if those present have done equally well. Now each ln turn state your position in life. Hugh Scott-Ring-leader of a circus. Tracey Cary-Traveling salesman for the Alfred Benjamin Tailoring Co. Elmer Fagan-Serving second term as U. S. Senator from California. Joe Fenton-Admiral of U. S. Battle- ship Arkansas. Louis Morgan-Surgeon. Paul Parman-One of the greatest elec- trical engineers in the United States. Leroy Peek-Steel structural engineer. Hazel Clubb-Wife of a French Noble- man. Winnie Gibson-Wife of a Silverdale ranchman. Katheryne Henneberry - Member of Kansas State Legislature. Louise, Hodge, Ora Straughan, Ruth Wilson, Lena Pittenger- Musical com- pany making tour of the world. Corrine Lesh-Unclaimed blessing. Carroll McDowell-Kindergarten teach- er at Denver, Colorado. Clara Rothfus-Coach at Lady Jane Grey School for Girls, at Binghampton, N. Y. Irma Sims-Aviatress. Harry Thompson-Coach at Wesleyan University of Illinois. Banner Titus-County Attorney of Cowley county, Kansas. After having spent a very pleasant evening talking over old times the guests departed for their respective homes, each fellow proud of the other and also possess- ing a feeling of great pride for the class of 1915 of the A. C. H. S. 252 if L J 26

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CLASS OF '16 OFFLCERS v Simeon Harrington ----- President Vetis Ammons - Harry Woody - Gladwyn Boardman - The ever victorious class of lvineteen Sixteen, started their Junior year off quickly by affording plenty of amuse- nients for us to attend. Our class, other- wise known as the athletic class, is cer- tainly THERE when it comes to pro- dusing athletes. In order to carry on ath- letics in the best way possible we must first have a good leader. To select good ones they chose from the class of 1916 Carl Amnions, the speedy foot ball man, who was also the captain of the foot ball team. His most noted brother, Vetis Ammons, was the captain of the basket ball tcam. The second team is composed of three Junior boys, Harry Howard, Harry Woody and Bryon Grove tcaptainl. There were four third year High School men who starred in the Winfield vs A. C. game. Also there were six letter men in foot ball from the Junior class. In the girls' basket ball team we have three girls 1 - Vice President baecrctary and Treasurer - - Sergeanat-Arms namely, Ruth Weddle, Vera Downing and Alice Hestwood. The following is the synopsis of our so- cial functions: The first act was our party given at Ruth Burkey's home, the specialty after the first act was a moon- light ride given by Juniors and Seniors. ln the next act our greatest stunt was pulled off by having a Hallow'een party in the Gym, The special guests were the Faculty and the remaining fool ball squad, who were new members of t'Sixteen. The last act consisted of a party given at the home of Rachel Horton, which was indeed a decided success as are all things the Juniors do. Now we bid you one and all good bye as Juniors and will be ready to say How do you do as Seniors. Then we will be the largest and best class of graduates that A. C. H. S. has ever had- Boots '16. Vetis Ammons Dan Bloomheart Gladwyn Boardman Walter Brandhouse Lee Bumgardner James Cummins Mark Davis Philip Doane Bryan Grove Simeon Harrington Harry Howard Marion Howland Martin Jarvis Fred Leach Forest Livingston John Long George McCulley James McPeck Glenn Primm Fred Shepherd Robert Stephy John Wiley Edward Wilkinson Harry Woody Herbert Younkin Alphonso Robinson Gladys Baker Azie Barton Margaret Birdzell Georgia Booton Alice Boyer Mildred Boylan Ruth Burkey Mary Callahan Marie Carlton Julia Dennis Laura DeMott Mary Gardner Eunice Goodwin Ethel Green Pauline Green Stella Gregory Pearl Gribble Alice Hestwood Ola Holland Rachel Horton Maisie Hoyt Edith Klink Lorene Lohmann Zetta McCarty Louise McPherson Mary Parker Alice Pfisterer Dorothy Ralston Marie Robson Nila Scott Hazel Smith Vera Taylor Virginia Vawter Ruth Walker Ruby Warner S Edith West Helen West Lillis White Helen White ' Carl Amnions - 1