Baldwin High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Baldwin City, KS)

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. ig fx? vi 1 LJ. 12.141 Cecil Miller President QNZD W 1 V .I J Billie Bates V. Pres. ffi. la 13' ' F V14 ig? V ' ,Lg g A ,avi-.5, . f !' Q 1 Alfred Hardy Sec.-Tres. ,m' - GP, w ' q I Doris Keller S. C. Rep. y First Row - Mrs. Martin, Cecil Miller, LaVern Rockhold, Billie Jean Bates, Jessie Westgate, Joy Lefmann, Ann Rockhold, Donna Stephens. Second Row - Charlene Gale, Velma Conger, Marilyn Rowe, Connie Ayers, Robert Guest, Leonard Newland, Marvin Brecheisen. Third Row - Ivan Whitted, Alfred Hardy, John Jackson, Marvin Jardon, Earlene Anderson, Ethylene Torkelson, Shirley Laughlin, Doris Keller. Fourth Row - Elizabeth Van Meter, Hallie Kolacny, Mary Mildred Kalb, Isabelle Deay, Walter Moeller, John Beeks, John Heaton, Robert Cox. Not in picture - Jeneen Mowrer, Paul Reed. The Class of '50, under the guidance of Mrs. Martin, en- joyed a successful sophomore yeara During the first semester some of their activities were a hay-rack ride, and the sponsoring of several booths at the all school carnival. Second semester the group held a nSophomore Hopn and enjoyed a swimming party held in the college gymnasium. Although the class lost one of its old members, it gained three new ones, making a total of thirty-one. The Sophomore class excelled in scholastic ability, having the largest number of students on the MAN Honor Roll each six weeks. Several sophomore boys took part in the school athletic activities. Some of the girls, not to be out done by the boys, took top honors in the annual Girls' Play Day. A large number of the class were active members of the Music Department. The Class of '50 will never be found lacking loyalty and support for dear old B. H. S. 12