Benton High School - Wahwahlanawah Yearbook (St Joseph, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 82 of the 1937 volume:

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I Senlor Hlgh Clubs ll . 5 Iuniors Iunior High Clubs 5 Basketball Iunior High Sports l Iunior High Classes 5 I Special Programs 2 l 12 SPRING - p. 45 it ff Senior Sponsors if Seniors 57 ll . ' .ls Senior Honors A :5 I A Track A5 55 , . E - Patrons Night ' ., el X3 Round School L 1- at I Acknowledgments L -? w- -L-. WM 5 5-5 -1 M - - .,.. --:- 6, 'Q ti s 55M5'55m ----:- '- 331 f Q M-51 Aim? A E 5,255, 555 ' 5 'wk i H . Vzzz fl ', New 1325- ..1., , i,, 5 ' ', , Mmsg, 53' , 'if 'ff-5 9' 5555- 555 555 .I5, 5.,ri 4f5f L Y5'f --,ML 555' 'EE ig .,..5. .5.5..55. . My S' 5. ---5 -55--: 5 I ,5,5 ,5,5, 5 . :-- , -f ' -' 5' ' -' . .!:.- 55 + . ':' ' ':':' A 5:3 ws-S1 ' 56 El 5 .... V ' is 335 gsm- 5 5 5 5 5 fr 2 ..,.. . www if 5.'.5 Nb .-,, ' .. :' bi-B1 :-' I . . f V . . 5 we .. , in ' . i .' W-fiom 5,5 . .. 5 ' -'555 .:5:5 .-:5: f 5 si Trees clothe the autumn in garmems of scarlet and gold. ADMINISTRATOBS m Ma m ms s mx a as m mam an mamma m ss n an ms SN dm ms mn ADMINISTRATORS BOARD OF EDUCATION MH. IOHN W. PATT MRS. TRUE DAVIS Vice-President MHS. C. B. ADAMS MH. G. D. BERRY Presideni MR. E. F. GARVEY ss Awww aim H H wx FACULTY lPage Eighil F. E. VANDERSLOOT. A. M. Principal FRANCES E. ADAMS. B. S. Music MARY LOUISE BROWN. B. S. Physical Ed. SGT. ARLEY V. BUCXNER. U. S. A. Military CLARENCE E. BYRD. B. S. Manual Arls RUTH CAMPBELL. A. B. Social Science ALBERTA B. CHADWICK. B. Social Science ETTA CHESHIRE. B. S. Library GERALD M. COLEMAN. A. B.. B. S. Social Science DURWARD G. DEWITT. B. S. Physical Science DORA COWAN. B. S. Social Science GILBERT CUTHBEHTSON. B. S. Personnel Problems SAMUEL EDMUNDS. M. S. Manual Arla MARY FELLING. A. B. Malhemaiics. Speech MYRTLE H. ELLIOTT. A. M. English. Speech Arts BLANCHE ERICKSON, B. S. Maihemaiics ANNA FLEMING, R. N. Clinic VITA E. FINLEY. A. M. English. Spanish NELL E. FRYE. A. B. Mathemalics MABEL GEE. B. S. English. Mathematics S R. V. BLOMFIELD, A. M. Social Science LAURA IESSIE LOMAX. Ph. Latin ENNIS HICKS, B. S. Home Economics B. LOUISE MICHAELIS. B. S. Commercial GRACE HODGE. B. S. Ciiizenship HARRY LEE, B. S. Science, Physical Education IANE NELSON. B. S. English ANNA I. HEARICK, A. M. Social Science. Malhemalics CLAYTON SAUNDERS. B. Physical Educalion S. MARTHA SELLERS. B. S. Art FRANCES SHAMBERGER. B. Home Economics GERALDINE TOZER. A. M English P. B. SPRINGER. A. B. Commercial. Physical Education LILLIAN WATXINS, A. M. English . DAVID G. VEQUIST. Ed. M. Physical Science M. B. WALLACE. B. S.. L. L. B. Commercial EVA WILSON, A. M. English CLARA E. WOLCOTT. A. Mathematics SOPHIA WAISBLUM Chiei Clerk FRANCYS MATHEWS Asst. Clerk B. S. FACULTY IPage Ninej LPcxge Tenfl CORONATION The Coronation of the school's queen, the event of the early fall making the deepest impression on every student, took place on the morning of November 6 With Miss Betty Crockett charming everyone by her modest grace in the title role. Her lovely maids of honor were Misses Betty King and Vonceile Myrick. Iunior High royalty in the procession included the Misses Laverne Pace, Virginia Lee Poff and Rosemary Mullen, pages, Messrs. Iewell Crouch, Donald Lanning and Billy Hawken, trurnpeters. A group of senior high school couples, in formal dress, were attendants. R. O. T. C. officers served as a guard of honor, the color guard and school bugler took part in the processional. Donald Paxson, student body president, crowned the queen and presented her with an identification bracelet, the school's gift. A stage setting of black and White with touches of the school's red added to the effectiveness of the scene. ,Music was provided by the school orchestra. Rhythm Cruise-Nov. 5, l936 CKey to pictures on pages 12-131 Left: Stowaway! .................. ........ C oronation Processional A Girl in Every Port ....... ....... Q ueen and Attendants On Your Toes! ............ ........ P rize Winning Posters Lights Out ........... .................... S hore Leave Right: Coronation Group ......... ............ T wo Stooges Military Tap ............. .... ......... R h ythm on Deck Orchestra ................. ...................... S oloists Sailors Rhythm ........ ....... P iratesl Ahoy! BETTY VERNELLE CROCKETT MISS BENTON 1937 MAIDS OF HONOR BETTY KING VONCEILE MYRICK COUNTY FAIR gT COUNTY FAIR IPcxge Thirtbenl FOOTBALL Efmg-ufm.fl:. .1 R. .. mms? ....,..V..B Emswsws ...W E. may ,mnwt - ss m --,wr is W , . ,, 'Y , Backz- Coach Lee, Turner, S. Martin, Hernpy, Stevens, Woodworth, Komis, Barton, Lott Wyrick, Hoskins, Smallwood, Evans, Pasek, Tones, Wheat, Clczassen, Coach Springer Third: Malecki, Yurkewitz, Smith, Olvera, Dawson, Davis, Pickerel, Shepherd, Gaw, Hren- chir, Brown, Meier, H. Martin, Marek. Second-Mgr. M. Thomsen, Miller, Lindensrnith, Otten, Olmsted, Reno, Boswell, Dryden McCamy, Walpole, Bloom, Phipps, Bootman, Rosenauer. Front: Willeman, G. Thomsen, Morgan, McComb, Capt. Paxson, Burnett, Iames, Buczek Shipman, Reys, Morgan, Mgr. Gray. lPuge Fourteenl 1 FOOTBALL The Cardinal gridiron attracted considerable at- tention this season from players and spectators alike. A fine squad of yearlings practiced daily with the veterans, an enthusiastic student body wit- nessed the games, most of which were played in ideal weather. Everyone admired the spirit Captain Donald Paxson displayed in his own right and suc- ceeded in arousing in his teammates. The season opened at Excelsior Springs. Because the Cardinals lacked experience and a pass defense, they lost to Excelsior, 7-0. Capt. Paxson and Floyd Beno made the best showing. September 17. The first home game was with C, B. H. S. and was again a defeat, 6-0, although the boys staged a real tussle. Burnett, McComb, and Thomsen fur- nished great power behind the line. September 26. The North Kansas City game was a different story. Capt. Paxson caught the ball on the opening kick- off and advanced it from his own ten-yard line through the entire field for a touchdown. George Otten kicked the extra pointy then scored a second touchdown and kicked the point in the fourth quar- ter. Final score: Benton, l4g North K. C., 0.' Bos- well, Willeman, Dryden, and McComb did outstand- ing work. October 2. The return game with C. B. H. S., played on the Eagles' field was a scoreless tie, but showed good going for a team doped to lose. Olmsted displayed promise in his ability to snag passes and to take out his man. October 17. St. Ioseph Central, playing on its own field, had little trouble in taking a 20-0 victory from the Ben- ton boys. The home team was clearly outplayed, Reno and Burnett did good work. October 24. The visiting Maryville Spoofhounds were defeated 13-0 when the Cardinals' line held like a stone wall against the upstaters' attacks. Capt. Paxson ran Bl yards for a goal and made the extra point. Linden- smith, Walpole, McCamy, Iames, and Shipman, showing real' power, contributed greatly to the vic- tory. October 30. LETTEHMEN Often Olmsted fumes Buczek McComb Lindensmith Bloom Willemcm Reno lPuge Fiitssnl IPuge Sixleeul FOOTBALL At Trenton, the Bentonites seemed to lack what it takes to get the ball across the line. They made more yardage than the Bulldogs, but neither team succeeded in scoring. Evans, playing his first var- sity game, did some nice ball playing. November 6. The Cards and Sharnrocks, on even te rm s throughout most of the game, did some thrilling ball playing on the Lafayette field for a Benton win, 13-6. In the third quarter, Simpson, fleet-footed Shamrock, ran forty-two yards for a touchdown. Otten threw a thirty-six-yard pass into the waiting arms of Pax- son, who ran the remaining five yards for a touch- down. Otten made the extra point. In the last quarter, a pass meant for Slaybaugh was inter- cepted by Paxson, who ran through the entire Shamrock team for a score. The point tailed. The whole Cardinal team played brilliant ball with Capt. Paxson standing a shade above his team- mates. November ll. The victorious record of the King City Wildcats was marred 32-U when they visited Benton. ln the opening quarter, a pass, Otten to Paxson, scored a goal. Another, Paxson to McCamy, accounted for further leads, long runs by Shipman and Paxson got two more. November 14. The Falls City Tigers successfully defended their last season victory by winning 7-6 on the Benton field The game, close and exciting throughout, was brilliantly played. Bloom Was outstanding, Buczek, at quarterback, called signals in a profes- sional manner. November 21. Coaches of the city unanimously chose Capt. Paxson for a right halfback position on the mythical all-city team. Bob Burnett placed as right guard. Floyd Beno was awarded center on the second team. Honorable mentions included Dryden, tackle, Willeman and Shipman, halfbacks. Reno will captain the 1937 squad. Fans always feel special interest in the city league ratings. Results this year were: Won Lost Tied Central ...... .. 3 O Benton l C. B. H. S. ...... l Lafayette O LETTERMEN Shatner Shipman McCarny Burnett Dryden Thomsen Morgan Boswell Walpole SOPHOMORES, . TENTH A Back-Donald Goben: Glenn Sutton: Charles Martin: Charles Small- wood: Iunior Rich: Cecil Burnett: lohn Kolega. Third-Ralph Harris: George Malecki: Harry Reece: John Swearingen: Elmer Reed: Dale Buis. Second-Mike Kalahurka: Dorothy Wood: Eva Trotter: Norma Leek: Raymond Norton. Front-Ruth Ann Remelius: Dorothea Breadon: Georgia Montgomery: Beulah Powell: Naomi De Shon: Arlene Vaughn. TENTH B Back-Frederick Conrad: Paul Butcher: Otis Blake: Edward Clampitt: Roland Albright: Paul Craig: I. D. Brown: Paul Boswell. Third-Ralph Blunt: Glen Brown: Wally Barber: Iohn Dawson: Kenneth Dean: Kenneth Brown: lack Bamhart: Ray Barth. Second-Virginia Durkin: Temple Cornelius: Margie Beaty: Norma Blakely: Thelma Bootman: Marian Bedford: Leona Cook: Mar- guerite Annigian. Front-Dora MayABoyd: Edna Black: Margaret Barkley: Geraldine Bingaman: Alice Amos: Rose Marie Bally: Betty Lou Brazzell. Back-Billy Hottman: C. M. Harman: Kenneth Gasper: Bobby Hatton: Sammy De Vall: Eugene Henson: Noel Elliott: Ioseph Evans: Her- bert Holloway: Wesley Hazelwood. Third-Ruth Fry: Nadine Eden: David Danidliker: Maxine Edwards: Ann Dachyshyn: Forest Edkins: Francis Dreier: Dorothy Haynie: Eugenia Gibbons: Dixie lean Hawken. Second-Georgia Huffman: Norma Ellis: Velma Lee HemPYi Virginid Ditiemore: Beatrice Cooper: Nee Ann Heinz: Virginia Field. Front-Geraldine Clark: Virginia Cook: Frances Cross: Viola Mae Cook: Margaret Edwards: Margery Habluetzel: Ruth Horn: Au Deane Cottrill. Back-Iohn Geil: Charles Lott: Iames Komis: Vaughn Linnell: Eugene Iewett: Donald Iames: Wayne Iohnson: William Landers. Third-Austin Leighty: Jean Kirschner: Tune Kirschner: Nadine Herring' ton: Ioe Lawnick: Rose Marie Lotton: Gladys Klimek: Erwin Gerharier. Second-Merle Lamar: Iulia Kanacsky: Bettie Hollingsworth: Donald Iackson: Frances Kalahurka: Dorothy Littlefield: Betty Hogan. Front-Lillian Kirk: Katherine Kolega: Nellie Iones: Theo-Kimber: Rose Godleski: Lucille Idial: Nell Viola Hodgden. Wage Seventoenl lPage Eiglztoenl SOPHOMORES TENTH B Back-Robert Maitucksy William Pritchardg Enoch Shepherdg Bud Olm- stedg LeRoy lffatey T. C. Sparksy Eugene Munn. Third-Arlhur Ray: Robert Harney: Katie Plekanp Wilbur Meierg Earl Mathewsg Iesse Olvera. Second-Waunitha' Myrickp Vivian Rohertsong Delores Mooreg Iuanita Rose: Tl1elma'Rainsf Ruth McCoy: Ruth Myers. A Front-Ruby Staffordg Dorothy McDowellg Mary Snyder: Betty Io Nel- son: Katherine Solonyczep Betty Lou Rivers: Ruth Gray. Back-Theodore Zebeleang Robert Vance: Billy Van Hoozerg William Wheelerg Feurt Wyrickg Paul Springer. Third-Mary Emma Thomas: Shirley Widmang Wathen Yorkg Glen Sumpterg Sarlqis Sarkisianp Ludille Wally Gertrude Taylor. Second-Angela Yerganianp Mildred Sodowskyg Ruth Anna Smith: Elma lean Taylorp Eleanor Thomas. Front-Madeline 'Taylorg Mary Ellen Walsh: Charlotte Talbott: Verna Mae Wendag Katherine Zuptichg Marjorie Timberlake. ' NINTI-I A Back-Leland Iohannesp Kenneth Donahoog Robert Hinesg Nord Albert- song Iohn Behyrnerg Milton Thompsong Ralph Parkerg Ioe Washka. Third-Pete Hercegy Wilbur Turner: Charles Bittickp William Parkerg EouisHBorkowski: Richard Ionesg Vernon James: Billy Roach: Alex am o. Second-Margaret Hoveyg Verva Weiser: Louis Williams: BW Adamsp Herberi Iveyg Duane Turnbull: Martina Moong Florence ood. Front-Betty Baublitsg Mattie Klineg Madge Sticklerp Charles Deather- ageg Corrine Byersg Marjorie Barton: Ethel Walken Arlene Knight ROBERT HOCHENAUER March 24. 1923-October 1. 1936 We spur to a land ol no name. oulracing lhe slormwindr We leap to the inlinite dark like sparks from the anvil. Thou leadesl, 0 Godl Alfa well. n 1:- In frfwwy -'-'--: - H, , 1 W4 . I 1 I X 1 1 1 N 1 i I f I 1.. H.1 .g ,X , 1 1 1 W 1 1 ' 7 f 1 1 , 1 1 1 . 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The most attractive one is, of course, Miss Kienlen, sponsor-major, that diminutive person Whose graces are numerous enough to meet the require- ments set by even the most exacting member oi the Army The reorganization of the unit into three platoons has contributed much spirit and snap to the company. Added opportunity for manual study means a better informed membership, increased information results in a more com- pletely military turnout. Nine officers give the final touch of smartness. Honor rating among the eight states of the Seventh Corps Area came to Benton's company following inspection by U. S. Army officers last spring. By setting a new city record this year of 1,643 pointsin a possible 2,UUO, the rifle team established itself as city champion for the sixth consecutive year. Gabriel Skitek was high- point man, scoring 175 of a possible 200. IPGQS Twenty-onel R. O. T. C. IPage Twenty-twol R. O. T. C. OFFICERS Second-John Buczek, 2nd Lieut.: Irving Adams, Major: Francis Bloom, lst Lieut: Charles McCurdy, Znd Lieut. Front--Iimmy Graham, Capt.: Vance Woods, Capt.: Charlotte Kienlen, Sponsor Major: Ernest Sifers, 2nd Lieut.p Arnold Osborn, lst Lieut. R. O. T. C., SQUAD 1 1 Third-Herald Martin: Bruce Drowns: William Wheeler: Eugene Iew- ett: Edward Clampitt: Junior Hoskins: Richard Mumford: Charles Daugherty. Second-Billy Snow: Sammy DeVall: Iunior Rich: Enoch Shepherd: LeRoy Pace: Eugene Haynes: Roland Albright: Harley Bootman: Wilfred Morgan. Front-Lieut. Fran-:is Bloom: Paul Crai : Albert DeMar: Noel Elliott: Bill Zagrodzky: William Pritchard: Elgugene Henson: Bobby Hatton: Herbert Holloway: Lieut Ernest Silers, R. O. T. C., SQUAD 2 Third-Legrand Boldman: Laurence Nowacki: Odell Davis: Gabriel Skitek: Otis Blake: Feurt Wyrick: Paul Butcher. Second-Walter Duran: lewell York: Iohn Dawson: Ernest Wolfe: Iohn Swearingen: Wesley Hazelwod: Kenneth Gasper: Wayne Iohnson, Front-Lieut. Charles McCurdy: lack Schneider: Kenneth Brown: Lloyd Hemry: Iunior Meade: Ioe Lawnick: Elmer Reed: Ray Barth: lack Barnhart: Capt. Vance Woods. ' R. O. T. C.. SQUAD 3 Second--Kenneth Dean: Paul Boswell: Forest Eclkins: C. M. Harman: Richard Dew: Robert Halpain: lames Pickerel: Donald Iackson: Carol Warlord. Front-Lieut. Arnold Osborn: Owen McBee: Verne Warner: Robert Vance: Theodore Zebelean: Ralph Davis: Earl Mathews: Iohn Ianecek: William Landers: Ralph Harris: Lieut. Iohn Buczek. ANNUAL STAFF Second-Charlotte Kienlen: Dorothy Littlefield: V. T. Kimber: Willard Walpole: Iohn Bittick: Vance Woods: Gerald Terry: Geraldine Keene: Virginia Welch: Margaret Iennings. ' Front-Iuanita Pace: Beverly Vandersloot: Dorothea McCroy: Corene Studer: Mildred Barr: Betty King: Mary Gaw: Ruba Reynolds: Mil- dred Naberhaus: Elaine Hitch: Velma Stanturi. ' BENTONIAN STAFF Second--Alice McCoy: Marglaret Iennings: Ernest Silers: Raymond Hurnbert: Louise Wierzc owski: Iohn Snyder: T. I. Smallwood: Robert Swartz: Evelyn Ingersoll: Genevieve Waywater: Iewell Ford: Mildred Eaton. Front-Mildred Moore: Virginia Welch, editor: Miss Wilson, sponsor: Xliinfrercli iootman: lack Roberts: Vonceile Myrick: Geraldine Keene: ma e a. STUDENT COUNCIL First Semester Third-Billy Kemp: Donald Wilson: V. T. Kimber: Glen Thomsen: Sammy Devall: Roland Albright: Henry Morgan: Vance Woods. Second-Dale Buis: Iuanita Pace: Katherine Kolega: Theo Kimber: Dorothea McCroy: Mary Gow: Beverly Vandersloot: Dixie Iean Hawken: Temple Cornelius. Front-Ruba Reynolds: Mildred Moore: Geraldine Keene: Ruby Faye Allen: Made ine Taylor: Don Paxson: lack McComb: Elaine Hitch: Willard Walpole. STUDENT COUNCII. Second Semester Back-Verne Warner: Noel Elliott: Glen Thomsen: Winired Bootman: ggfarlesd Srnallwood: Roland Albright: Bruce Drowns: Thomas ugra t. Third-V, T, Kimber: Bill Kem: Donald Wilson: C. M. Harman: Vance Woods: Feurt Wiyrick: EVilliam Parker. Second-Charlotte Kienlen: Katherine Kolega: Lillian Kirk: Theo Kim- Ear: lvgary Gow: Beverly Vandersloot: Eugenia Gibbons: Loretta war s. Front-Corene Studer: Mildred Moore: Willard Walpole: Rub Fa e Allen: Dorothea McCray: lack McComb, vice-president: Eonald Paxson, president: Elaine Hitch, secretary: Marvin Willeman. SENIOR HIGH CLUBS IPaqe Twenty-thraol SENIOR HIGH CLUBS lPaqe Twenty-iourl LATIN CLUB Back-Bernice Nigh: Ardelle Ritter: Dorothy McDowell: Vance Woods: Marguerite Schwarz: Gabriel Skltek: Vaughn Linnell: Billy Snow: gieralldine Wagner: Louise Wierzchowski: Evelyn Ingersoll: Mildred utc er. Third-Eleanor Thomas: Marjorie Timberlake: Dorothea McCroy: Eva McCoy: Mildred Barr: Corene Studer: Thelma Lane: Georgia Hutt- gxakri: Iulia Kanacsky: Nee Ann Heinz: Marybelle Lee: Richard O IHSOH. Second-Kenneth Brown: Virginia Field: Mina Hines: lean Kirschner: Leona Cook: Charlotte Talbott: Gladys Blakely: Mildred Eaton: Margie Beaty: Virginia Durkin: 'Charles McCurdy: Iewell Boy. Front-Iohn Dawson: Shirley Williams: Barbara Carson, vice-president: Lorraine Purdy, secretary: Miss Lomax, sponsor: Beverly Vander- sloot, president: Elaine Hitch: Dorothy Boos: Barbara Boos. ART CLUB Third-Margaret Iennings: Flotella Wyckoff: Nadine Herrington: Iewell Ford: Margaret Barrett: Ruth Ann Rernelius: Charlotte Talbott, vice-president. Second-Marguerite Annigian: Marjorie Barton: Rose Marie Lofton: Lillian Kirk, secretarly: Nadine Eden: Emmaleen Fisher: Auretta Spillman: Marybelle ee. Front--Betty Lou Baublits: Betty Lou Rivers: Temple Cornelius: Betty Lou Brazzell: Margaret Edwards: Dorothy Breadon: Geraldine Bingarnan. Not in picture-Wilma Hale, president. SPANISH CLUB Seconddlimrnie Graham: Betty Crockett: Virginia Lee Rivers: Mildred Naberhaus: lack Rynearson: Louise Harris: LaFern Sandusky: Lorraine Sebby: Juanita Riley. Front-Marybelle Lee: Alice McCoy: Leona Dearing, secretary: Malvin Iackson, vice-president: Miss inley, sponsor: Vance Woods, presi- dent: DorothylBoos: Frances lnscho: Velma Stanturf. . SCIENCE CLUB Second-V. T. Kimber, viceepresident: Vance Woods: Mr. Vequist, sponsor: Alex Malecki, secretary: John Bittick: Legrand Boldman: Robert Swartz. Front-Ross Heaston: Richard Robinson: lack Rgnearson: Billy Snow: Gabriel Skitek: Ernest Wolfe, president: Lloy Thompson. BOYS' GLEE CLUB Second-Elmer Barton, Iesse McCamy, secretary, Irving Adams, Marvin Willeman, Glen Thomsen, president, Francis Bloom, Duane Stevens, Bud Olmsted, lack Roberts. Front--William Huff, lack Rynearson, lack Sams, Henry Morgan, vice- iolresident, Maxine Harman, accompanist, Glenn Lindensmith, Lloyd emry, Iames Pickerel, Ralph Blunt. ORCHESTRA Back-Eugene Iewett, secretary, Glenn Sutton, Iack Roberts, lack Hab- luetzel, Billy Hollowell. Third-Henry Schirmer, Mary Louise Moore, Ervin Gerharter, Carl Nurski, Billy Remelius,, lack Sams, president, Richard Robinson, Henry Wenda, Norma Lee Murphy. Second-Melba Lee Ringer, Ruth Harbison, Marjorie Benton, Beverly Ann Bailey, Sarkis Sarkisian, William Landers, Iean Walpole, Imogene Watterson. Front-'Wilbur Turner, Earl Campbell, Elvin Lee Crandell, Billy Snow, Charlotte Talbott, vice-president, Wilma Pool, Esther Rapp: Doro- thy Holding, Robert Halpain, Wayne Iohnson. GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Back-Genevieve Kelley, Lela May Foley, president, Dolores Sherlock, Dorothy Waddell, Louise Harris, Corene Studer. Third-lean Price, vice-president, Twyla Alln, Mildred Naberhaus, Norma Bootman, Alma Flekal, Pet Montgomery. Second-Lorraine Sebby, Catherine Montgomery, Wava Fannon, Iune Cole, Mary Frances Hutchinson, Louise -Kramer. Front-Mildred Moore, secretary, Ruba Reynolds, Ardelle Ritter, ace companist, Loretta Edwards, Bernice Nigh. POLYHYMNIA LITERARY SOCIETY Back-LaFern Sandusky, Marietta Dallam, Thelma Lane, Mary Snyder, Barbara Boos, Lavra Graves, Mildred Naberhaus, Virginia Lee Rivers, Shirley Williams, Mildred Moore, Frances Inscho. Third-Fern Cramer, Eugenia Gibbons, Dorotl? Littlefield, Marcella Iarrett, Geraldine Keene, Madge Stickler, atherine Zuptich, Vir- ginia Welch, Eva McCoy, Terry Stucker, Marjorie Timberlake, Eleanor Thomas. Second-Waunitha Myrick, Marjorie Barton, Averil Conger, Charlotte Talbott, Georgia Huffman, Margie Beaty, Mary Louise Shambeau, Margaret Barrett, Betty King, Lorraine Purdy, Ruby Faye Allen, Virginia Field. Front-Velma Stanturi, Dorothy Boos, Barbara Carson, vice-president, Corene Studer, secretary, Miss Elliott, sponsor, Elaine Hitch, president, Dorothea McCray, Doroth Waisblum, treasurer, Beverly Vcmclersloot, Mildred Barr, Iuanita Lace. SENIOR HIGH CLUBS lPage Twenty-fivel SENIOR HIGH CLUBS IPage Twenty-sixl I ALPHA CHAPTER, HI-Y Second-Paul Sprinxger, Noel Elliott, treasurer, Iames Komis, Glen Thomsen, Mr. arry Lee, sponsor, Donald Goben, T. C. Sparks, Billy Kemp, Dale Buis. Front-Ioe Yurkewitz, Billy Roach, Donald Paxson, secretary, lack McComb, Eugene Terry, Willard Walpole, president, Vance Woods, Gerald Terry, vice-president, Raymond Norton. GIRL RESERVES Baci.-Velda Crockett, Betty Crockett, DorothyVBoos, Barbara Boos, Virginia Cook, Leona Dearing, Barbara Carson, Temple Cornelius. Third-Gladys Blakely, Katie Kolega, Vonceile Myrick, Leona Cook, Norma Blakely, Virginia Durkin, Marguerite Annigian. Second-Dorothy Breadon, Margaret Barrett, Marjorie Browning: Edna Black, Virginia Welch, Marietta Dallam, Ann Dar: yshyn, Geraldine Bingamon. Front-Elaine Hitch, Dorothy Waisblum, Dorothea McCray, vice-presi- dent, Miss Lomax, sponsor, Dorothy Waddell, president, Mildred Naberhaus, secretary, Virginia Rivers, Mildred Barr. GIRL RESERVES Back-Nell Viola Hodgden, Betty Frakes, Louise Harris, Evelyn Inger- E'ol1lLMarjorie Hab uetzel, Rose Poteet, Dorothy Littlefield, Eugenia i ons. Third-Gladys Klirnek, Mina Hines, Marcella Iarrett, Lucille Sumpter, lglsrgaget Van Cleave, Marybelle Lee, Frances Inscho, Loretta war s. Second-lean Kirschner, Bettie Hollingsworth, Ruth McCoy, Ruth gyerls, Nadine Herrington, Iewell Ford, Dorothy Haynie, Dixie Jean aw en. Front-Julia Kanacsky, Margaret Edwards, Maxine Edwards, Theo Kimber, Mary Gaw, Thema Lane, Mildred Eaton. GIRL RESERVES Back-Louise Kramer, Catherine Solonycze, Eugenia Terry, Marguerite Schwarz, Geraldine Wagner, Deloris Watson, Lorraine Sehloy. Third-Alice McCoy, Dorothy Winslow, Margaret Jennings, Katherine gupgch, Shirley Iune Williams, Eva McCoy, Ierry Stucker, Lorraine ur y. Second-Wuanitha Myrick, Vivian Robertson, Delores Moore, Mary Emma Thomas, Betty Lou Rivers, Mary Louise Shambeau, Verna Mae Wenda, Mildred Sodowsky, Front-Minnie G, Skeen, Iuanita Riley, Dorothy McDowell, Ruth Ann Remelius, Marjorie Timberlake, Eleanor Thomas, Madeline Taylor, Elma lean Taylor. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Left-G. Terry: N. Elliott: Blunt: Rynearson. PEP CLUB Back-Mary Emma Thomas: Vonceile Myrick: Iuanita Pace: Lavon Osborn: Evelyn Tindle: Frances Borkowski: Corene Studer: Betty Crockett: Rubs Reynolds Eva McCoy: Ierry Stucker: Mildred Moore: Thelma Lane. Third-Waunitha Myrick: Vivian Robertson: Dorothy Barber: lean Price: Mildred Eaton: Marcella Iarrett: Dixie lean Hawken: Eu enia Gibbons: Lorraine Purdy: Loretta Edwards: Nee Ann Heinz: Char- lotte Kienlen. Second-Twyla Allen: Dorothy Boas: Leona Deartng: ,Betty King: Mil- drecl Naherhaus: Beverly Vandersloot: Barbara Carson: Doris Cornelius: Shirley Williams: Genevieve Fleishrnan: Velda Crockett. Front-Eugenia Terry: Louise Kramer: Dorothea McCroy: Mary Gaw: Mildred Barr: Dorothy Garrett: Ruby Faye Allen: Babara Boos: Dorothy Waisblum. ' B CLUB Back-Gabriel Skitek: Paul Craig: George Otten: Francis Bloom: Clii- ford Lyon: Billy Barton: Elmer Barton: lohn Snyder: Irving Adams: Charles Daugherty. Third-Earl Mathews: Robert Gray: Iohnnie Buzcek: Floyd Reno: Wil- fred Morgan: Eugene Terry: Donald Gray: Thomas Turbak: Charles McCurdy. Second-Harold Shipman: Donald Paxson: Iesse McCamy: Carl Wilson: Vance Woods: Robert Boswell: L. I. Dryden: Henry Morgan: Ger- ald Terry, Front-lack McComb: Owen MqBee: Marvin Willeman: Bud Olmsted: Glen Thomsen: Glen Lindensmith: Robert Burnett: Willard Walpole, RIFLE TEAM Second-Harold Martin: Gabriel Skitek: Irving Adams: Francis Bloom: Charles Daugherty: Wilfred Morgan. Front-Iimmie Graham: Earl Mathews: Paul Craig: Vance Woods: Bruce Drowns: Charles McCurdy: Sgt. Buckner. ' SENIOR HIGH CLUBS IPage Twenty-sevenl SENIOR HIGH CLUBS lPage Twenty-eighiI STAGE CREW lack Rynearson: V. T. Kimber: Ernest Siiers: Vance Woods: Leroy Morris: Alex Malecki. DRUM AND BUGLE CORPS Back-Donald Pierce: Donald Lannina: Billy Rernelius: Kenneth Tad- lock: Henry Schirmer: Clarence B ake: Iames Wray: Thomas Wal- ters: Iunior Haynie: Richard Smith: Sammy Swope. Second-Billy McCown: Stephen Niqh: Paul Watkins: Eugene Ott: Leo Dennis: Mavis Clampitt: Bevery Bailey: Frances German: Rose Mary Martin: Eulah Wilkinson: Anna Louise Martin: Margie Wilson. Front-Bobby Galladgher: Kathaleen Brown: Eloise Walker: Betty Battle: Betty Townsen : lane Robinson: lean Walpole: Helen Boswell: Dorothy Springer: Marjorie Habluetzel: Dorothy Holding: Norma Lee Murphy: dward Austin: Sgt. Buckner, conductor. Drum 'Major: Lavra Grcfves. BAND Back-Ralph Blunt: Dorothy Barber: Billy Akers: Glenn Sutton: Thomas Allen: Ross Heaston: Billy Snow: Iack Habluetzel: Vernon Stanford: Howard Church: Iohn Karrle. Second-Eugene Armstrong: Hema Wenda: Rosemary Bloom: Ivan Har- man: Allen Iakobitz: Helen use: Donald Wilson: Robert Linden- smith: lack Carson: Mary Ellen Walsh: Mr. DeWitt, leader. Front-Billy Gibson: Dick DePoortere: Bland Rockwell: Walter Kinney: Kenneth Dean: Wally Barber: Billy! Adams: Eleanor Heaston: Albert Stomper: Mary Louise Moore: Ric ard Robinson. LEWIS TURNER, President GEORGE OTTEN, Vice-President RUBY FAYE ALLEN. Secretary BILLY BARTON ELMER BARTON LEGRAND IBOLDMAN YACK BRINTON MILDRED BUTCHER BARBARA CARSON B ODELL DAVIS RICHARD DEW LORETTA EDWARDS TUNIORS IMOGENE ARMSTRONG DOROTHY BARBER MARILLA BARBER ALLEEN BOOTMAN FRANCES BORKOWSK1 IEWELL BOY IACK CLAASSEN IUNE COLE VELDA CROCKETT lPuge Twenty-ninel GENEVIEVE I-'LESHMAN BETTY LOUISE FRAKES IACK HABLUETZEL LOUISE HARRIS ROBERT HALPAIN DOROTHY GARRETT BILLY KEMP LOUISE IENN IN GS IUNIOR HOSKINS IPage Thirlyl 1 IUNIORS EMMALEEN FISHER WILLIAM GOODLOE WAVA FANNON LAVRA GRAVES WILMA HALE ROSS I-IEASTON EDNA MAE HOSKINS MILO HEMPY MARY ALICE I-IORTON IOE IONES ROSS XOONS FRANCES INSCHO LOUIS LANNING MARYBELLE LEE GLEN LINDENSMITH OWEN McBEE HERALD MARTIN CLARENCE MURPHY BERNICE NIGH CARL NURSKI BETTY PINZON LORRAINE PURDY PAULINE RAGSDALE RICHARD ROBINSON IOE ROSENAUER LA FERN SANDUSKY ' MILDRED SCHABER IUNIORS MAX MEYER CATHERINE MONTGOMERY ANGELA MOTYKA IUANITA PACE DOROTHY PHILLIPS IAMES PICKEREI. IEWELI. REYS IUANITA RILEY AHDELLE RITTER , 5 .. 'ss FW 2.9-3' 3 NHEQWQQ if - ,gg , ',,6:'., 51 nfigzawjgf-'-f.' Ny sr X1 , vw, . ww ,, , 'Q' ' -.-. i If2?fifE37 ' We Q? iw I W , izlwg 1 W g: xx 4 I . ,, .5 , Y Q LJ, M xr ,L vp new Rauf, V ,wg-M in iw H if ww L1',f Iwawq Q-53 fig 'l:' .' -.ggwa-Sw. II-'age Thirty-opal MARGUEHITE SCHWARZ LORRAINE SEBBY ' MINNIE GERTRSIDE SKEEN LUCILLE SUMPTER BXLLY SWOPE LOU ELLEN THOMPSON LEE WOODWORTH BEVERLY VANDERSLOOT SHIRLEY WILLIAMS FLOTELLA WYCKOFF IEWELL YORK FELIX ZEMBLES IPage Thirty-iwofl TUNIORS AURETTA SPILLMAN MARY STO CKBAUEB DUANE STEVENS EVELYN TINDLE MARGARET VAN CLEAVE DON WILSON TED TURBAK TUANITA WHITE ERNEST WOLI-'E CITIZENSHIP B's ' Back-Ierry De Poortere: Charles Martin: William Parker: Walter Kenney: Howard Lawhon: Ronald Whittington: Lloyd Daggett. Third-Florence Wood: Vivian Fender: Margaret Hovey: Ethel Walker: gary Emma Thomas: Mildred Ferrell: Pearl Beveridge: Maxine el'lD'lGl'l. Second-Maxine Burnett: Eileen Stout: Dorothy Springer: Darlene Gas- per: Iuanita Wolf: Dorothy Iohnson: Dorothy olding. Front-Kathryn Brown: Frances German: Rosemary Bloom: Pauline Schwarz: Virginia Abbott: Pauline Wilcoxson: Virginia Caton. GIRL RESERVES Back-Betty Mae Bone: Eva Burnett: Anna Elizabeth Adams: Rosemary Bloom: Helen Huse: Marguerite Iohnson: Dorothy Bougher: Evan- geline Hancock: Ann Gomeclc. Third-Thelma Allen: Velma Allen: Lucille Brown: Betty Hawken: Ieanne Iohannes: Eleanor Heaston: Betty Linnell: Donna Harman: Mary Louise Moore. Second-Rosetta Gardner: Clarissa Gray: Maud Adams: Betty McFad- den: Margaret Hodges: Mary Elizabeth Ioyce: Doris Harman: Louise Dragoo: Ethelda Gibbons. Front-Elizabeth Caton: Mildred Hammond: Helen Boswell: Dorothy Holding: Betty Lyon: Ann Louise Martin: Rosemary Martin. GIRL RESERVES Back-Alice Pickerel: Doris Stevens: Betty Spillman: Ethel Nation: Alice Ridgeway: Opal Montgomeliif: Mary Louise Rosenauer: Betty Launder: Ruth Piclcerel. Third-Charlotte Waller: Pauline Wood: Mary Elizabeth Smith: Betty lane Sams: Mary Lou Vandersloot: Beverly Wright: Carolyn Tay- lor: Lucille Scott: Norma Taylor: Marjorie Wright: Florence Wood. Second-Willrna Lee Pike: Geraldine Shipman: Esther Rapp: Louise Sanders: Mildred Payne: Mary Katherine Robbins: LaVerne Pace: Virginia Lee Poli. Front-lean Sharf: Ruby Wilson: Melba- Lee Ringer: Iewell Midyett: Mary Pickere: Dorothy Springer: Iecm Powers: Iris Ramsey. MID-YEAR CITIZENSHIP B's Back-Marjorie Watson: Alice Ridgeway: lacqueline Farley: Gladys Hale: Gladys Davis: Theo Pellham: Elaine Malotte. Third-Thelma Allen: Velma Allen: Beverly Wright: Frances Hoskins: lbllaryhlgl. Robbins: Nadine Abney: Olive Edwards: Betty Lou oug in. Second-Leveta King, Ruby Wilson: Lucille Scott: Roy Benner: Mildred Hammond: Betty McMurray: Athur Dryer. Front-Elma Fannon: Violet Meade: Betty LaFavor: Dorothy Clark: LaVeta Robertson: Betty, Sue Launder: Cloye Mae Frisbie. IUNIOR HIGH CLUBS IPago Thirty-thxlo 'x 1 IUNIOR HIGH CLUBS IPage Thirty-Iourl STUDENT COUNCIL First and Second Semester Back-Ieanne Boyd: Esther Rapp: Ruth McCra3': Marjorie Barton: La- Verne Pace: Katherine Snyder: Olive E wards: Ruby Kretzer: Ethelda Gibbons. Third-Bettg Hawken: Charles Spires: Iewell Crouch: William Hurst: Irvin T omas: Edward Austin: Ernest Wilson: Margie Wilson. Second-Dale Hoerath: Dorothy Holding: Dorothy Springer, vice-presi- dent: Donald Lanning, president: Ierry DePoortere, secretary: Mary E. Smith: Pat Dennis. Front-Helen Boswell: Louis Beamon: Marcus Catori: Vernon Stanford: Darlene Gasper: Laverne Alexander: Charlotte Waller. GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Back-Elizabeth Catan: Ann Dachgshyn: Lavra Graves: Helen Huse: Rosemary Bloom: Iacqueline arley: Marietta Dallam, secretary: Wilda Crockett: Dorothy Bougher. Third-Velma Allen: Thelma Allen: Betty Lou Coughlin: Mildred Fer- rell: Mavis Clampitt: lean Boyd: Eleanor Heaston. Second-Geraldine Shipman: Wuanitha Myrick: Esther RCIPPJ Lovon gsggrn: Helen Boswell: Betty Battle: lane Robinson: Dorothy o ing, Front-Iuanita Pace: Beverly. Vandersloot: Theo Kimber: Katherine Kolega, president: Dorot y Barber, vice-president: Shirley Wide man: Betty Lyon. GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Back+Doris Stevens: Betty Rose Spillrnan: Beverly Ann Foote: Ruth gickerel: Elsie Paslalc: Marjorie Watson: Norma Sumpter: Lucille umpter. Third-Donna Harman: Betty McCullough: Maxine Merritt: Mary Gaunt: Dorothy Fern Gore: Mary Elizabeth Smith: Pauline Wood. Second-Dorothy Iohnson: Sophia Martin: Miss Brown, sponsor:'Fran- ces lnscho: Flotella Wyckoff: Ellouise Woolliever, Front-Marie Segrist: Ruby Stafford: Pauline Ragsdale: Catherine Solonycze: Nancy Whitmore: Vivian Robertson. ' SPEECH Anrs Back-Geraldine Shipman: Betty lean Lgon: Alma Annigian: Norma Surface: Dorothy Holding: Dorothy Io nson: Ruby Kretzer: Eleanor Iune Heaston. Third--Charlotte Waller: Donna Harman: Betty Iane McCullough: Velma Allen: Thelma Allen. Second-Margaret Hodges: Elizabeth Caton: lean Powers: Iohn Gamble: Theodore Wright: Charles Wolfley. Front-Ann Louise Martin: Rosemary Martin: lane Robinson: Dorothy Springer, president: Esther Rapp, secretary: Helen Boswell, vice- president: Mary Piclcerel. BASKETBALL Third-Henry Morgan: Charles Martin: Iohn Cross: Vaughn Linnellg Duane Stevens: Roland Albrightg Eddie Paslekg Charles Smallwood. Second-Robert Gray, managerg Paul Springer, Lewis Turner: Willard Walpoley Capt. Thomas Turbaky lewell Heys: Eugene Terry, manager. Front-Donald Paxsong Iohn Snyder: Capt. Glen Thomseng Billy Barton, Floyd Reno, George Ottenp Bud Olmsted. BASKETBALL, 1937 Something new in city league circles was tried out this season--the in- auguration of activities with an all-city tournament, a two-day affair on the Central High court. ln the first ganrie Christian Brothers High defeated the Bentonites, 20-18. The next night the Cardinals met and defeated Lafayette, 15-14. Central, in the finals, defeated Christian Brothers for the city title, 14-12. December 15-16. Trenton was the first out-of-town objective after the holidays. The Tren- ton team had an excellent passing combination, so defeated the visitors, 15-l 1. Captain Turbak played a consistent game. Ianuary 9. Central on Central's court put up a late but determined defense to Win 27-26, although the Redbirds led throughout the game. The boys played bril- liant ball and shot accurately. Otten took scoring honors, 14 points. Ianuary 15. North Kansas City basketeers came up so full of pep that they built an early lead which they held for the entire game. Captain Turloak was the only Cardinal to make more than one goal. Otten and Reno registered one each for a final score of ll-17. Ianuary 16. By taking advantage of the fouls contributed by the visiting Lafayette Shamrocks, the local boys piled up an impressive victory, 15-10. Snyder did some real shooting from the foul line, hitting five of six free ones. Thomsen's defensive play was outstanding. Ianuary 22. 5 When the Redbirds rnet North Kansas City on their home court, their determination to pick off a win was too much for the Hornets, so Benton came home with a score of 25-23. Often, Walpole, Olmsted, and Barton made cr fine showing. Ianuary 23. lPage Thirty hval BASKETBALL Failing to take advantage of the breaks and good set-ups, the Cardinals drew the small end of an 18-10 score in the Christian Brothers game on the Eagles' floor. Thomsen and Otten seemed the onlyplayers who could get going in the face of the Eagles' superior speed. Ianuary 29. Paxson, Snyder, Thomsen, Reno, and Ctten proved a brilliant combina- tion against the undefeated Maryville quintet, leading the scoring throughout the game. A field goal late in the last quarter accounted for the Spoof- hounds' victory, 21-19. The game was played in Maryville. Ianuary 30. A gala homecoming crowd enjoyed an unusual game when the varsity played the five from Kansas State School for the Deaf, Olathe, Kansas. Tur- bak and Otten were the mainstays piling up a final score of 25-1 l. An alumni team composed of former varsity stars took the measure of the Reserves, 31-6. February 5. By brilliant Work both offensively and defensively, the boys held the visit- ing Trenton Bulldogs so they could not connect with the goal and thus took a 13-10 victory. February 6. Though the Cardinals copped a 6-5 lead in the first quarter when they met the Centralites on the Benton floor, they were unable to hold the advan- tage and lost, 21-15. Snyder and Thomsen Were outstanding. Turbak Went out of the game with an injured knee. February 12. Three overtime periods, but a Win for a' that, 20-14, is the story of the Cardinal-Shamrock battle on the Northside court Thomsen, Snyder, and Otten did good ball-tossing, Turbak played brilliantly until he was injured in the fourth quarter. February 26. Perhaps it was the absence of cheering grandstands. Anyway, Benton- ites Went down to defeat, 19-18, at Olathe, Kansas, in the return game With the State School for the Deaf. Turner, returned after being out most of the season due to illness, played a fine game. Linnell, a sophomore, also con- tributed to the scoring. February 27. IPuge Thirty sxxl SAVANNAH TOURNAMENT February 24-27 Round 1-Benton vs. Maitland: 27-19. Round 2-Benton vs. Bolckow: 30-16. Semi-finals: Benton vs. Maryville: 8-38. Consolation: Benton vs. Savannah: 28-16. NORTHWEST MISSOURI REGIONAL March 3-6 Round 1-Benton vs. Hopkins: 23-18. Round 2-Benton vs. Savannah, 17-12. Semi-finals: Benton vs. Maryville: 15-35. Consolation: Benton vs. New Point: 16-21. Finals-Maryville, 325 Central, 19: the Spoothounds becoming the representatives of Northwest Missouri at the University meet, March 18, 19, 20. A post-season game with Christian Brothers on the home court resulted in a loss, 21-16. The new pep organizations, band and drum and lougle corps, made their first official appearance. Look at this Reserve schedule and season's scores! They're city champs, you know. . RESERVE SCHEDULE. 1937 LEAGUE CHAMPS Benton Reserves, 17 Goodings, 11 Benton Reserves 17 Lafayette, 12 Benton Reserves, 20 North K. C., 7 Benton Reserves, 15 C. B. H. S., 4. Benton Reserves 6 Alumni, 31 Benton Reserves, 6, Salvation Army, 10 Benton Reserves 10 Gooding, 9 Benton Reserves 19 Central, 10 Benton Reserves, 115 Maryville, 12 Benton Reserves, 6, Central, 9 Benton Reserves, 21, Lafayette, 14 RESERVE CITY TOURNAMENT Benton Reserves, 155 Lafayette, 10 Benton Reserves, 155 Central, 7 LETTERMEN 1937 Thomsen, Capt. ...,.,.,.,..... .................,.. . Reno Snyder ,.............., .,......,.......... P cxxson Barton ,............ ,....,.....,,,........ Otten Wal ole Olmsted .. ..,...................,.............,...,..........,........,................,... Turbak, Cxgrpt. The St. Ioseph News-Press All-City Team included George Otten at forward position, Glen Thomsen went in as guard on the second team, and.Turbak, Reno, and Paxson were among the Honorable Mentions. BASKETBALL IPage Thirty- I UNIOR HIGH SPORTS IPaqo Thirty-eightl 1936 IUNIOR HIGH TRACK Back-Lloyd Olvero: Flowers: Perks: Foster: Herceg: Kimmel: Price: Munroe. Second-Linnell: Moore: Correll: Thomsen: Megown: Hines: Caton: Studer: Carilld. Front-Hamilton: Iames: Grimm: Haynes: Still: Norton: Whittington: Martin: C. Price: Hochenauer: Fitzpatrick. IUNIOR HIGH BASEBALL TEAM Back-Keith Donahoo: Thomas Walters: Robert Norton: Alex Carillo: Charles Eddy: Billy Simon: Chester McDowell: Clyde Key. Third-Bobby Cooper: Lawrence Daugherty: Charles Mears: Raymond Gilly: Ronald Whittington: Roy Benner: Donald Lanning. Second-Iewell Crouch: Sammy Forsen: Albert Stomper: Iohn Zawodny: Bobby Teresinski: Daniel Cooper: Evan Malotte. Front-Pete Herceg: Mike Modis: Earl Trammell: I. O. Megown: Ken- neth Correll: Gerald Flowers: Robert Miller: Clayton Price. IUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL TEAM Back-Michael Modis: Charles Bird: Milton Thomsen:.Kenneth Correll: Louis Borkowski: I. O. MeGown. Third-Clyde Key: Charles Mears: Chester McDowell: Keith Donahoo: Lawrence Daugherty: Ronald Whittington. Second-Arthur Dryer: Iohn Zawodny: Robert Norton: Billy Gibson: Raymond Gilly: Vernon Miller: Donald Lanning. Front-Pete Herceg: Sarkis Sarkisian: Alex Carillop Bobby Gallagher: Robert Miller: Clayton Price. IUNIOR HIGH VOLLEYBALL TEAM Back-William Perks: Michael Modis: I. O. Megown: Kenneth Correll: Arthur McCullough: Gerald Flowers: Char es Bird: Alex Carrillo: Pete Herceg. Third-Bobbie Cooper: Cl de Key: Robert Norton: Chester McDowell: Robert Miller: Donald, Barnaby: Keith Donahoo: Vernon Miller. Second-Sammy Forsen: Kenneth Shaw: Billy Simon: Herschel Chap- man: Donald Barnaby: Hugh Martin: Raymond Gilley: Iohn Zawodny. Front-Charles Wilford: Eugene Jenkins: Arthur Dryer: Charles Mears: Robert Gallagher: Donald Lanning: Ronald Whittington: Roy Ben- ner: Iewell Crouch. r NINTH B Back-Bobbie Crockett: Eugene Armstrong: Bobbie Bowers: Paul Dish: Willard Boller: Iames Babb: Marcus Caton: Risdon Christie: lack Carson: Herschel Chapman. Third-Ray Black: Betty Lou Coughlin: Zartis Erganian: Betty DeShon: Helen Boswell: Maxine Cummings: Lloyd Boy. Second-Ieanne Boyd: Pearl Beveridge: Mary Frances Cleary: Virginia Brockett: Kathryn Brown: Virginia Caton: Marjorie Benton: Pearl Blanchard. Front--Maxine Cunnin ham: Mary Elliott- Elsie Fern Davison: Gladys Davis, Maxine Dilgllon: Betty Battle: Mavis Clampitt: Beverly Ann Bailey. Back-Raymond Gilley: Ro Hotlrnan: Iohn Iodinski: Iohn Karrle: Milton Hutchings: Iohn liliggins: ,Lawrence Kobett: Harold Iordan: Charles Ienkins. A Third-Vivian Fender: Eleanor Heaston: Rosemalriy Heckel: Howard Herrera: Mildred Ferrell: Frances Kozan: Doris unter: Betty Lyons: Eugene Ienkins. Second-Betty Grom: Mildred Gillespie: Frances German: Billy Gentry: Allen Iakobitz: Ann Gomeck: Maxine Fehrrnan: Mary Elizabeth Ioyce. Front-Elma Fannon: Iacqueline Farley: Evangeline Hancock: Loraine Haynes: Beverly Ann Hurst: Marie Hendra: Bernice Maleta: Inez Hu et. Back-Mary Louise Rosenauer: Michael Modis: Walter Marek: Wayne klisenhelter: Robert Miller: Charles Martin: Marvin Marqui: Iune rumme. Third-Virginia Martin: Veva McLaughlin: Arline McDowell: Lucille Boblzgns: Mary Monahan: Betty C. McMurray: Laverne Pace: Rosa' ee ratt. Second-Kenneth Pendergras: Hugh Martin: Delbert McLaughlin: Ar- thur McCullough: Leroy Morris: Edward Paselc: Robert Merritt: Donald Lanning. Front-Mildred Paine: Waneda Kline: Elaine Malotte: Katherine Petro: Darlene Parker: Lorraine Riley: Maxine Ripper: Melba Lee Ringer. Back-Henry Schirmer: Vernon Stanford: Wayne Vaughn: Everett Strautman: David Shreve: Raymond Stout: Iames Wray: Max San- dusky: Charles Roberts. Third-Charles Woltley: Iohn Zawodny: Geraldine Shipman: Esther gfiipplg Ruby Seever: Lucinda Walker: Dorothea Steele: Theodore rig t. Second--Betty Townsend: Marie Yager: Eileen Stout: Irma Wig ing- Eombitauline Wilcoxson: Ellouise Wooliever: lane Robinson: gelen Em ES. Front-Norma Sumpter: Rose Marie Snow: Betty Lee -Young: Marjorie Vxoitcson: Pauline Schwarz: Lorene Wheeler: Maxine Seek: Betty 1 ms. NINTH GRADE fPage Thirty-ninel EIGHTH GRADE lPage Fortyl EIGHTH A Back-Carlyle Atkins: Louis Beamon: Merlin Brown: Doyle Anderson: Salvador Martin: Earl Trammel: Dale Clark: Walter Kenney. Third-Betty Bedford: Constance Kienlen: Ierry DePoortere: Frances Hoskins: Maxine Burnett: Dorothy Iohnson: Dorothy Holding: Dor- othy Conrad: Maxine Henman. ' Second-Roy Benner: Bobby Gallagher: Clyde Key: Don Huddleston: Eugene Hawkins: Edward Lawhon: Howard Lawhon: Arthur Dryer. Front-Darlene Gasper: Maxine Laha: Rosemary Bloom: Betty Bone: Grace Gardner: Gladys Hale: Dorothy Bougher. Back-William Myers: William Morris: William Perks: Iames Roberts: Louis Wyckof : Ralph Whittington: Harold Munroe. Third-Fred Sumpter: Vencil Palmes: Iean Powers: Nancy Whitmore: Charles Mears: Ronald Whittington. Second-Dorothy Springer: Mary Pickerel: Iuanita Wolf: Sammy Swope: Evelyn Robinson: De ura Robertson: Imogene Watterson. Front-Iean Walpole: Marie Segrist: Rhoda Thornton: Lillian Sharp: Fay Waggener: Marjorie Willis. EIGHTH B Back-Leo Dennis: Robert Claassen: Norman Dennis: Billy Akers: Dor- ghy glark: Bill Carpenter: Charles Byrd: Elvin Lee Crandell: Keith ona oo. Third-Cecil Badgett: Ronald Bullmaster: Floyd Compton: Earl Camp- bell: Ethelda Gibbons: Howard Church: Elwyn Butcher: Iewell Crouch: Thomas Garner. Second-Thelma Allen: Velma Allen: Olive Edwards: Maud Adams: Eathjigne Adams: Nadine Abney: Anna Gojmerac: Betty Lou un 1 . Front-Elizabeth Catan: Bertha Culps: Arline Edkin: Eva Burnett: - Louise Burke: Virginia Colburn: Lucille Brown. Back-Iohn Gamble: Robert Holloway: Frank Grimm: Billy Hollowell: Norma Lee Hyde: Norman Loyd: Gerald Flowers: Donald Mosier: Billy Gibson. Third-Elsie Mae King: Ruby Hale: Bett Lou McKown: Peggy Malotte: Frankie Ianecek: Cecelia Fisher: Ethel Fender: Man y Groves: Loretta King. Second-Donald Loubey: Donna McCoy: Iune Lamar: Margaret Hodges: Betty Sue Launder: Betty LaFavor: Mildred Hammond: Opa Montgomery. , Front-Norma Ieah Gregory: Elnora Holland: Violet Meade: Lulu Mae Kizer: Cloye Frisbie: Iuanita Ingersoll: Louise Ford. Back-Leonard McCounp Gerald Mosierg Iohn Morris: Angel Martinezg Robert McGee: Richard Smith. Third-Albert Rappg Russell Rosep Deloris Nag1ep'Ruth Mattucksg Anna Plekang Steve Plekanp Billy Merritt. Second-Mar Louise Mooreg Betty Mapesg Melba Lorene McFadden: Mary Katlherine Robbins: Virginia Lee Poifg Edith Pottorlf. Front--Iewell Mid ettp Ruth Pickerelg Alice Ridgewayg Laveta Robert- song Theo Pellhamg Iris Ramsey. Back-Doris Stevensg Bobbie Vanclawalkerg Harvey Shawg lack Savling Fred Studerg Henry Wendag Ruth Young. Third-Elberta Schneider: Lucille Scottg Norma 1Taylorg Betty Louise Shaw: Ruby Wilsong Pauline Wood. Second-Albert Stamperg Lily Bell Schaberg Melba Silveyi lean Sharpg Margie Waggonerg Max Rigney. First-Lillian Segristp Louise Sanders: Katherine Snyderg Frances Shuttlesworthg Marjorie Wright: Beverly Wright. . , SEVENTH A Back-Marion Munnsg Marvin Hullp George-Elog Bruce Clarkp Richard gogildryp Gene Ditternoreg Walter King: Raymond Ionesy Leon 1 SCH. ' Third--Sammy Forseng Gerald Gosnellg Iunior Haynieg Forest Mea- dowsp Iames Barrett: Dewey Haynesp Harry Healdg Cornelius Gavrisg Elza Inschog Dick De oortere. Second-Virginia Cramerg Mary Margaret Gauntg Lena Goucang Ernestine Eltordg Ruby Kretzerg Marlys Layg Lois Lottong Margie Hersonp Virginia Holtmang Mary Kalahurka. Front-Alma Annigiang Iulia Higginsp Clara Mae Leonardg Myrtle Ruth Griffon: Elsie Bascueg Mary Ann Edwards: Dorothy Fern Gore, Back-George Mauzeyg Eugene Ott: Robert Nortong Thomas Waltersg Lottie Stem George Townsend: Earl Perkinsg Ivan Thomas: Walter Wgshkag Billy Simon: Dale Russell. Third-Simon Yerganiang Charles McKinzieg Stephen Nighg Bland Rock- wellp Billy Remeliusg Billy Thompsong Robert Musserp Robert Shot- nerg Kenneth Tclcllockg Tiltorcl Ragsdale. I Second-Mary Louise Richardson: Charlotte Wallerg Zellcx Rainsp Norma Surtaceg Wilma Poole: Dorothy McGlothling Verlea Willoxg Norma -Robertsony Rosemary Mullen. Front-Ann Louise Marting Rosemary Martin: Aleta Wolfeg Betty Iean gheisecng Sara Margot Montgomery: Norma Lee Murphy: Margaret atric . EIGHTI-I GRADE II-'age Forty-onel SEVENTH GRADE l 1 IPage Forty-twol SEVENTH B Back-Estelle Christy: Kathleen Conard: Iunior Barnes: Gene Cuzzart: Harold Adams: Charles Eddy: Beverly Ann Foote: Naomi Carrillo. Third-Lloyd Davis: Bobby Cooper: Glen Carpenter: fewell Farns- worth: Kenneth Bragg: John Albee: Harvey Cook. Second-Shelby Chism: Harold Crockett: Maurice Ellis: Maxine Admire: Anna Fender: lean Collor: Donald Cole: Daniel Cooper: Ray Baker. Front-Mary Cook: Louise Dragoo: Eyelyn Fry: Rosemary Alsfasser: Delora Fannon: Mildred Baker: Sophie Erganian. Back-Richard Ierabek: Loren Lett: Alfred Gross: Iimmy Iohnson: Louis Melick: Ivan Green: Eddie Iameson: Eugene Hovey: Billy Gardner. Third-Edward Merritt: lack Hayes: Rudolph Mejia: Robert Lolton: gfilliarn Hurst: lack Martin: Kenneth Mullens: Earl Gerharter: Leroy oucan. Second--Billy Hawken: Michael Kolega: Donna Harman: Bettty Linnell: Doris Harman: Katherine Haney: Elizabeth La Plante: van Ma- lotte: Robert Koster. Front-Evangeline Horn: Geraldine Ingram: Rosetta Gardner: Clarissa graygl Ruth Jones: Betty Hawken: Ieanne Johannes: Clella Mae am e. Back-Edwin Pellham: Marion Seever: Ralph Roberts: Lawrence Sebby: Marion Summers: Harry Sommers: Lavon Snipes: Kenneth Sandusky. Third-Vergil Parker: Raymond Peck: Arthur Parnham: Maxine Mer- ritt: Marvin Shocklley: Charles Spires: Donald Pierce. Second-Willma Lee Pike: Betty lean Randall: Sophia Martin: Eleanor Morgan: Iosephine McKowen: Betty McCullough: Luetta Moorei First-Betty McFadden: Aurora Martin: Elsie Paslak: Ethel Nation: Darlene McCullough: Marjorie McLaughlin: Alice Pickerel. Back-Lowell Wyckoff: Nieva Waggoner: Virginia Lee Stout: Bill Stroud: Paul Watkins: Ixno Spicer: Claudine Widener. Third-Bobby-I Teresinski: Charles Vandover: Billy White: Esther Belle Wright: ubert Wright: Ernest Wilson: Gilbert Wilson. Second-Betty lane Sams: Carolyn Taylor: Helen Spillman: Betty Rose Spillman: Esther Mae Whitsell: Margie Wilson. Front-Mary Elizabeth Smith: Norma lean Still: Betty Lou Widener: Marie Louise Whittington: Mary Lou Vandersloot: Iuanita Todd: Kathleen Watson. Back-Bobby larrettg Kenneth Forcip Elmer Haleg Pat Dennis: Kenneth glampbellp Dan Griliithp Raymond Hoskinsg Iohn Erganiang William ennmgs, Third-Alice Church: Loleta Daggettg Hem' Dryerg Bobby Battleg Esther Kelingg Florence Edwards: Ethel goxg Betty lean Furlong: Billy Blunt. Second-Dorothy Cramerg Leona Caldwellg Bernadine Ingramg Betty -lean Gilkersonf Frieda Anclersong Fred Balclockg Loleta Daggettp Maxine Crossg Lucille Boitman. Front-Varghoue Innghing Frances Barklevf Lillian Iamesp Albert glayesg Ella Adams: Rowena Cooperg owrena Cooperp Thelma rown. Back-Eugene Whipple: Frank Mathewsg Irvin Thomasg Willis Launderp Theodore Sharpg Gerald Murphyg Freddie Smithp Loren Tiemang Raymond Routhp Alex Stein. Third-Hazel Plekang Tillie Rocky Iirnmie Stroudg Donald Matters: Iames Pooieyp Norman McDowellg Ioe Kimmelg Carl McDowell: Junior Shaw. Second-Virginia Trammellg Waunetha Sumpterg Glen Otteng Marian Wattsg Mancel Ottenp Kenneth Kinzieg Doris Woody Benny McMurray. Front-Ieanette Lawhong Levita McKinney'p Lottie Lusep Mary Smithg Ruth McCray7 Ruby Mullins: Elouise Walker: Elsie McClain. . ,. .,.. .1 SEVENTH GRADE IPage Forty-threel ASSEMBLY PLAYS ge P. L. S. ANNUAL OPEN MEETING March 5, 1937. THE TABLES TURNED Left: 'Corene Studer. Bight: lack McComb. I TOLD YOU SO Left: Thomas Allen, Eugenia Gibloins, Ierry Stucker Gerald Terry, Mildred Barr, Albert De 4Mar Dorothy Littlefield, Donald Gray. SPEECH ARTS ANNUAL PROGRAM February l2, l937. AT THE SIGN OF THE CLEFT HEART Lett: Irving Adams, Eva McCoy. Right: Velma Stanturf, Charles McCurdy. 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' f.- 1 A , b w Trees furnish the hoirpskrings on which the winds of Winter finger music from ihe infinite. SENIORS SENIOR SPONSORS MISS CLARA WOLCOTT MR. G. MAX COLEMAN To our sponsors, because in their efforts to assist in our activities they have set an enviable example of service cheerfully rendered, we dedicate this book as an expression ol our appreciation. SENIOR PRESIDENT IACK MCCOMB Vice-Pres. Student Body, 4, H. R. Pres., 4, Vice-Pres., 4, Sec., 3, Sauce for the Goslingsf' 2, B-Club, 3, 4, Football Reserves, 2, Varsity, 3, 4, Hi-Y, 3, 4, The Tables Turned, 4, Band, l, 2, Orchestra, l, 2, Coronation, 3, County Fair, l, 2, 3, Baseball, 3, 4, Say lt With Flowers, 4. - Ambition: Aviation. On the following pages the graduating Seniors take a bow with these exceptions: Burman Caton, L. I. Dryden, Betty King, George Mathews, Made- lyn McFadden, Helen Meadows, Kenneth Parrish, Gailard Ragsdale, Harold Shipman, and Iohn Snyder. lPage F IRVING ADAMS County Fair, 4, Student Council, 2, Class Vice-Pres., 4, Glee Club, 2, 4, Rifle Team, 2, 3, 4, K. C. Platoon Drill, l 2, R. O. T. C. Cars., 2, S t., 3, Capt, 4, Major, 4, Benton ifles, Ambition: 'Can it be the Army? TWYLA ALLEN H. R. Sec., 1, Student Council, 1, 2, 3, Citizenship B, 1, Book Review, 1, Glee Club, 3, 4, Pep Club, ,4, Girl Reserves, 1, 2, G, A. A., 1, 2, Count Fair, 2, 3, 4, Say It With ,Flowers, Ambition: Iust to be herself. MARGARET BARRETT Girl Reserves, 1, 2, 3, 4, P. L. S., 2, 3, 4, County Fair, 1, 2, 3, Sauce for the Goslingsf' 2, Armistice Play, 3, G. R. Play, , 2, Art, 4. Ambition: Social Worker. FRANCIS BLOOM Coronation, 1, 2, 3, 4, County Fair, 4, Football, 4, B-Club, 4, Track, 2, 3, 4, Christmas Pageant, 4, Band, 1, 2, 3, FlaaDetail, 1. 2, 3, 4, K. C. Platoon, 2, R. . T. C. Sgt., 3, Lieut, 4', Citizen- shig B, 1, H. R. Pres., 3, 4, Rifle Team, 2, , 4, Glee Club, 4, Stage Li hting Club, 4, Field Meet, 4, Benton Riges, 3: Student Council, 3, Firing Squad, .4, National Honor Society, 4. Ambition: Army Air Corps. IOHN BITTICK National Honor Society, 3, 4, County Fair, 2, 4, Citizenship B, .1, Science Club, 3, Seo.-Treas., 4, Annual Staff, 4, County Fair Scenery, 3. Ambition: Pharmacist. BARBARA BOOS Latin Club, 2, 3, 4, P. L. S., 2, 3, 4, Girl Reserves, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club, 4, Shooting of Dan McGrew,' 4, Nation- al Honor Society, 4. Ambition: Stenographer, Secretary. lPago Forty-oigbtl SENIORS IUNIOR .ALBERTSON The world's his oyster. THOMAS ALLEN Book Review, 1, Citizenship B, 1, Band, 4, R. O. T. C., 2, 3. Ambition: Chemical Engineer. KATHLEEN ARTRIP G. A. A., 4, Citizenship B, l, Valley Ball Team, 2. Ambition: Nurse. MILDRED BARR National Honor Society, 3, 4, County Fair, 1, Student Council, 2, P. L. S., 3, 4, Citizenship B, 1, Art Medal, 1, Pep Club, 2, 3, Sec., 4, Girl Reserves, 1, 2, Vice-Pres., 3, 4, Latin Club, 3, 4, The Tin Hero, 3,,Annual Staff, 4, H. R. Sec., 2, 3, Pres., 4. Ambition: Beauty Operator. GLADYS BLAKLEY Girl Reserves, 1, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club, 2, 3, 4, Sauce for the Goslings, 2, Engaging Ianet, 3, H. R.-Reporter, 4, County Fair, l, 2, 3, G. R. Play, l. Ambition: Stenographer, Bookkeeper. HELEN BARTON Citizenship B, 1, G. A. A., 1, County Fair, 4. Ambition: Typist. DOROTHY BOOS Latin Club, 2, 3, Reporter, 4, P. L. S., 2, 3, 4, Girl Reserves, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club, 4, Spanish Club, 3, 4, Orchestra, 1. 2, County Fair Stunt, 4, Christmas Pageant, 4, Say It With Flowers, 4, National Honor Society, 4. Ambition: Teacher. WINFRED BOOTMAN Asst. Sports Editor, Bentonian, 4, Stu- dent Council, 4: Football Reserves, 3, 4, Track, 2, 3, R. O. TI C. Corp, 3, K. if. Platoon Drill, 2, Field Meet, 2, 3, County Fair, 2. Ambition: Who knows? MARIORIE BROWNING Elmer, 1, H. R. Vice-Pres., 3, Girl Reserves, 4, Christmas Pageant, 4: Sweet Tooth, 4. Ambition: Telephone Operator, PANSY CONGER Todd H. S., 2. Ambition: Social Worker. BETTY CROCKETT Miss Benton, 1937, Student Council, 3, H. R. Sec., 3, H. R. Vice-Pres., 4, Class Sec., 4, Pep Club, 4, Girl Reserves, 4, Spanish Club, 4, County Fair, 4. Ambition: To be loved by everyone as she is now. FRANCIS DAVIS R. O. T. C., 2, 3. Ambition: To make his mark in the world. NORMA BOOTMAN A Glee Club, 3, 4: H. H. Sec., l, Ambition: She keeps it to herself. ROBERT BOSWELL Student Council, l, 2, Hi-Y, 1, 2, 3, 4, B-Club, 3, 4: Glee Club, 2, 3, 4, Foot- ball' Reserves, l, 2, Varsity 3, 4, Track, 3. Ambition: Veterinary. IOHN BUCZEK Benton Rifles, 3: B-Club, 4, R. O. T. C. Corp., 3, Lieut., 4, Coronation, 3, 4, Flag.Detail, 3, Football Reserves, 2, 3, VUTSWY, 4: Track, 3, 4, Field Meet, 2. 3, 4, K. C. Platoon, 3. Ambition: Everything. ROBERT BURNETT B-Club, 3, 4, Coronation, 4, Football, 2, 3. 4: All-City, 4, Track, 2, 3, 4, R- O4 T- C.. 2. 3,. 4, Corp, 3, First Lieut., 4, Rifle Team, 2, 3, 4. Ambition? Why bother? DORIS CORNELIUS Pep Club, 4, Cheerleader, 2, 3, Annual Staff, 4, County Fair, 4, Elmer, l, Glee Club, 3, 4. Ambition: Stenographer. LEONA DEARING Citizenship B, 1, Girl Reserves, i, 2, 3, 4, P. L. S., Z, Pep Club, 3, 4, Span- ish Club, 3, 4, County Fair, 1, 2, State M, 1: National Honbr Society, 4. Ambition: Lawyer. IPage Forty-ninel ALMA FLEKAL ' Glee Club, 35 Reporter, 45 Bentonian Staff, 45 Iunior Hi. Pageant, 15 H. R. Sec., 45 Student Council, 4. Ambition To travel and sing ' .with an orchestra. ALBERT DE MAR Christian Brothers, 1, 25 Christmas Pageant, 45 R. O. T. C., 4. Ambition: Iunior College. IEWELL FORD Bentonian Staff, 45 Glee Club, 45 Art Club Reporter, 45 Girl Reserves, 45 Citizenship B, l. . ' Ambition: Stenographer. IIMMIE GRAHAM Ritlernanship Award, 35 Ritle Team, 3, 45 H. R. .Vice-Pres., 2, 3, 45 Corona- tion, Z, 3, 45 Citizenship B, I5 Port of Dreams, 15 R. O. T. C. Sgt.,.35 Lieut., 45 Capt., 45 B-Club, 3, 45 R. O. T. C. Meet, 2, 3, 45 Kansas City Platoon, 3, 45 Color Guard, 2, 35 Benton Rifles, 35 Spanish Club, 45 Crack Platoon, 3. Ambition: Civil Service. DONALD GRAY H. R. Pres., 45 Vice-Pres., 1, 45 Sec., 5 Student Council, 35 Class Vice-Pres., Football Reserves, 25 Varsity, 5 B-Club, 3, 45 Say It With flowers, . Ambition: Government Position. ,ALONE MAXINE HARMAN Roosevelt Ir. Hi., 15 Glee Club, 15 Ac- companist, Boys' Glee Club, 45 County Fair, 4. Ambition: lunior College. lPage- Filtyl - SENIORS BRUCE DROWNS H. R. Pres., 25, Citizenship B, 15 Stu- dent Council, 45 Benton Rifles, 35 Book Review, l: Coronation 45 R. O. T. C., 35 Guide Sgt., 45 Platoon Sgt., 45 Rifle Team, 45 R. O. T. C. Review, 3, 45 K. C. Platoon Drill, 45 National Honor Society, 4. Ambition: Pharmacist. MILDRED EATON - Bentonian Staff, 45 Latin Club. 3, '45 Pep Club, 3, 45 Girl Reserves, 2, 3, 45 Book Review, 15 Citizenship B, 1. Ambition: Stenographer. 4 WILLIAM GILLESPIE ' gitiazenship B, lg Basketball Reserves. I I Ambition: Civil Servicef LELA MAY FOLEY Book Review, 15 Glee Club, 35 Pres., 45 Coronation, 2, 3, 45' Pep Club, 45 H. R. Pres., 3, 45 H. R. Vice-Pres.,' 25 H. R. Reporter, lg Girl Reserves, 15 Elmer, 25 S. Council, 25 Cheer- leader, 2. Ambition: Beauty Operator. MARY cnw Girl Reserves, 2, 3, 45 G. A. A., l: Student Council, 2, 45 Pep Club, 35 Vice-Pres., 45 Annual Staff, 45 The.Tin Hero, 3. Ambition: To remain our iight- hearted Mary. CLIFFORD HARKRIDER B-Club, 3, 45 Rifle Team, 2, 35 Stage and Lighting Club, 25 R. O. T. C., 2: Sgt., 3. Ambition: To live up to great expectations. LLOYD HEMRY The Tin Hero, 3, Football Reserves, 2- Count Fair 4' Handicraft Club, 2, Glee ciuli, 4, R. o. 'r. c., 3, 4, Guid Sgt., 4, Flag Detail, 4. Ambition: Refrigeration Service! ELAINE HITCH National Honor Society, 3, 4: D. A. R. Representative, P. L. S., 2, Treas., 3, Pres. 4- Latin Club, 2, 3, 4, Girl Re serves, 'l, 2, 3, 4, Book Review, 1, Christmas Pageant, 4, Annual Staff, 4 Student Council Sec.. 4: H. R. Pres., 1 H, R. Sec., 3, 4, Citizenship B, 1. Ambition: Doctor. GENEVIEVE KELLEY Girl Reserves, 2, Glee Club, 2, 3, 4. Ambition: Lots of fun. MALVIN IACKSON :Ruihville H. S., 1, 2, Spanish Club, Ambition: Teacher of Social Science. IVIARCELLH IARRETT P. L. S., 2, 4, Girl Reserves, 1, 3, 4, Pep Club, 3, 4, Countv Fair, 1, 2, 3, G R. Play, l, County Fair, 4. Ambition: Stenographer. GERALDINE KEENE County Fair, 2, 3, Bentonian Staff, 4, Student Council, 3, 4, Annual Staff, 3, 4, P. L. S., 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club, 3, 4, The Tin Hero, 3, Book Re- view, l. Ambition: lournalist. SENIORS MINA HINES Girl Reserves, l, 2, 4, Latin Club, 3, 4, G. A. A., 1, Book'Review, 1, H. R. Sec., 4. Ambition: To be perfection for one man? LEONARD HOVEY Student Council, Z. Ambition: Machinist. WILLIAIVI HUFF Citizenship B, l, Glee Club, 3, 4, Book Review, 1. Ambition: Iunior College. EVELYN INGERSOLL Book Review, 1, Citizenship B, 1, Girl Reserves, I. 2, 3, 4, Latin Club, 2, 3, 4, P. L. S., 2, 3, Glee Club, 2, 3, Reporter, 4, Bentonian Staff, 4, The Tin Hero, 3, Christmas Pageant, 4. Ambition: Millioncxirkbut how? MARGARET IENNINGS Art Club, 4, Girl Reserves, 1, 2, 3, 4, Bentonian Staff, 4, Annual Staff, 4, G. A. A., l, 2, Book Review, 1. Ambition: Secretary. RAYMOND HUMBERT R. O. T. C., 2, 3, Field Meet, 2, 3, Bentonian Asst. Dept. Editor, 4. Ambition: Traveling Salesman. IPaga Filly-onel LEONARD KERNES R. O. T. C., 2, 3. Ambition: Why worry? HAROLD KOLEGA Student Council Sec., 1, Baseball, 2, 3, 4, R. O. T. C., 2, 3. Ambition: You tell mel LOUISE HIAMER I-I. R. Reporter, l, Book Review, 1, Glee Club, 2, 3, 4, Girl Reserves, 3, 4, Pep Club, 4. Ambition: To be a friend to many. THELMA LANE H. R. Reporter, 1, 2, 3, Vice-Pres., 3, Sec., 4, Student Council, 2, Citizenship B, 1, G. A. A., l, Girl Reserves, Z, 3, 4, Latin Club, 3, 4, Pep Club, 3, 4, Shooting of Dan McGrew, 4, Book Review,' l, P. L. S., 3, 4. Ambition: Teacher, Stenographer. CLIFFORD LYON B-Club, 4, County Fair, 1, Z, 4. Ambition: To tind or make a place for himself in this workaday world. TESSE McCAMY Glee Club, 3, 4, Sec.-Treas., 4, Avia- tion Club, 1: Football Varsity, 3, 4, Track, 3, R. O. T. C., 2. Ambition: Meat Packing. lPaga ' Fifty-twol SENIORS CHARLOTTE KIENLEN Sponsor Maier, 4, Student Council, 4, Citizenship B, 1, Annual Staff, 4, Pep Club, 4, Glee Ciub, 3. Ambition: Airline Stewarcless. V. T. KIMBER H. R. Pres., 1, Vice-Pres., 2, Citizen- ship B, l, R. O. T. C., 2. 3, Benton Rifles, 3, Science Club, 3, 4, Vice- Pres., 4, Stage and Lighting Club, l, 2, 3, Vice-Pres., 4, Student Council, 4, Editor-in-Chief ol Handbook, 4, Drum and Bugle Corps, 4, Annual Staff, 4, R. O. T. C. Review, Z, 3, Stamp Club, 3. Ambition: Electrical Engineer. CHARLES LAWSON R. O. T. C., 2, 3. Ambition: To take things as they come. ELAINE LEEK Roosevelt Ir. Hi., 1, Glee Club, 2. Ambition: Beauty Operator. LORENE MCCANN Easton High School, 1, 2, 3. Ambition: English Teacher. ALICE MCCOY Book Review, 1, Citizenship B, 1, G. A. A., 2, Girl Reserves, 3, 4, Span- ish Club, 4, Bentonian Staff, 4. Ambi'ion: Beauty Operator. CHARLES MCCURDY Citizenship B, 1, National Honor So- ciety, 3, 4, H. R. Pres.. 2: Latin Club, 3, 4, B Club, R. O. T. C., 2, Best Private Award, 3, First Sat., 3, Rifle Team, 2, Kansas City Platoon: 2nd Lieut., 2, Say It With Flowers, 4. Ambitidn: Too modest to tell us. GRACE McGUIRE G. A. Ambition: Beauty Operator. PET MONTGOMERY Citizenship B, 1, H. R. Relporter, 4, Glee Club, 2, 3, 4, County air, 3, 4, Book Review, 1, Christmas Pageant, 4, Girl Reserves, 1, G. A. A., 1. Ambition: Beauty Operator. VONCEILE MYRICK Maid of Honor, 4, Page, 1, H. R. Pres., 4, Reporter, 2, Student Council, 1, 2, Pep lub, 4, P. L. S., 2, Girl Reserves, 5, 3, 4, G. A. A., 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader, . Ambition: Stenographer. MILDRED NABERHAUS H. R. Pres., 2, 3, Vice-Pres.-Sec., 4, Girl Reserves, l, 2, 3. 4, Sec., 4, P. L. S., 3, 4, Spanish Club, 4, Pep Club, 4, Glee Club, 3, Vice-Pres., 4, Annual Stall, 4, County Fair, 4. Ambition: Music Supervisor. MAXINE NOAH G. A. A., 2. Ambition: Stenographer. DONALD PAXSON Student Body Pres., 4, Student Coun- cil Pres., 4, Class Pres., l, 2, 3, H. R, Pres.. 4: Hi-Y, 1, 2, 3: Sec., 4, B-Club, 3. 4, Coronation, 4, Football Reserves, 2, Varsity, 3, Capt., 4, Basketball Re- SSTVSS. 2. 3: Varsity, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, R. O. T. C., 3. Ambition: To do the duty that lies nearest. ARNOLD OSBORN Commander, Benton Rifles, 3, R. O, T. C. Best Private Medal, 2, Corp., 3, Sgt., 3, First Lieut., 4. Ambition: Army Officer. MILDRED MOORE Bentonian Staff, 4, Associate Editor, 4, Glee Club, 3, Sec., 4, Pep Club, 4, P. L. S., 4, Student Council, 4, Iefier- son City H. S., 2,, Say It With Flowers, ' 4. Ambition: Stenographer, Saleswoman. ALEXANDER MALECKI Science Club, 3, Sec:-Treas., 4, Stage Lighting Club, 2, 3, 4, Track, 2. Ambition: Manual Arts. DOROTHEA MCCRAY English Medal, 1, Class Sec., 2, H. R. Pres., 1, Sec. 2, 3, Student Council, 3, 4, Coronation, 2, 4, Citizenship B, 1, Girl Reserves, 2, 3, Sec., 1, Vice-Pres., 4, Latin Club, 2. 4: Reporter. 3, P. L- S., 2, 3, Reporter 4, Pep Club, 2, 3, Pres., 4, National Honor Society, 3, Pres., 4, Sauce for the Goslingsf' 2, The Working Gir1, 3, G. R. Play, 3, Orchestra, 1, Band, 1. Ambition: Bookkeeper. EVA MCCOY Class Sec., 3, Citizenship B, l, H. R. Vice-Pres., 4, Sec., 4, Reporter, 3, Stu- dent Council, 2, 3, P. L. S., 2, 3, 4, Latin Club, 2, 3, 4, Girl Reserves, 3, 4, Pep Club, 4, Book Review, 1, The Working Girl, 3. Ambition: Stenographer. Page Fifty-thrsel HOWARD RAINS H. R. Pres., 1, Coronation, 4, Book Review, 1, Football Reserves, 1, 2, Basketball Reserves, 2, 3. Ambition: College. IEAN PRICE Central H. S., l, Z, Peg Club, 2. 3, 4: Glee Club, 2, 3, Vice- res., 4, Christ- mas Pageant, 4, G. A. A., 3, County Fair, 3, 4. Ambition: Beauty Operator. WILBUR REECE Cheerleader, 3, 4, H. R. Sec., 4, Or- chestra, 1, 2, Countv Fair, 3, 4, Christ- mas Pageant, 3, 4, Basketball, 2, Foot- ball Reserves, 2. Ambition: Earnest pursuit of success. VIRGINIA LEE RIVERS Citizenshi B, l, Spanish Club, 4, Pep Club, 2, Ig 4, Girl Reserves, 1, 2, 3, 4, P. L. S., 2, 3, 4, Student Council, 1, 2. National Honor Society, 4. Ambition: Nurse. IACK SAMS H R. Pres., 4, Orchestra, 1, 2, 4, Sec., 3, Band, 1, 2, 3, Vice-Pres., 4, Glee 'CI?luCb, ii, Jazz Orchestra, 3, 4, R. O. Ambition: Member of popular orchestra. MARY LOUISE SI-IAMBEAU Citizenship B, 1, Girl Reserves, 3, 4, P. L. S., 4, County Fair, 3. Ambition: Stenographer. lPage. Fifty-fourl SENIORS MARGARET PINZON Art Medal, 1, Art Club, 2, 3. Ambition: To live in a world ot' brushes and paint. THOMAS PFLUGRADT Student Council, 2, 3, Hi-Y, 1, 2, Christmas Pageant, 4. Ambition: To be helpful. RUBA REYNOLDS' Student Council, 1, 3, 4, Pep Club, 4, Glee Club, 3, 4, County Fair, l, 3, 4, Annual Staff, 4, H. R. Vice-Pres., 2, 4. Ambition: Saleswoman. BILL ROCK Citizenship B, 1, Christmas Pageant, 4, Baseball, 3, R. O. T. C., 2, 3, H. R. Reporter, 1, R. O. T. C. Review, 3, Track, 1. Ambition: What will it be? IACK RYNEARSON Spanish Club, 3, 4, Cheerleader, 4, Staae Lighting Club, Z, 3, 4: Book Review, l, The Tin Hero, 3, Stu- dent Council, 1, Science Club, 4, County Fair, 4, Glee Club, 3, 4, Handi- craft Club, 3, H. R. Reporter, 2. Ambition: To make 'em sit up and take noticel IACK SCHNEIDER H R. Vice-Pres., 2, 3, Student Council, 3, Citizenship B, '1, County Fair, 4, R. O. T. C., 3, Corp., 4, R. O. T. C. Meet, 3, 4. Ambition: Lawyer. ERNEST SIFERS Roosevelt Ir. Hi., l, R. O. T.. C., 2, Corp., 3, Lieut., 4, Benton Riiles, 3, Field Meet, 2, 3, 4, Coronation, 4, Firing Squad, 4, Handicraft Club, 2: Stage Lighting Club, 2, 3, 4: 36111011- ian, R. O. T. C. Departmental Editor, 4, H. R. Reporter, 4. Ambition: Military Training. T. I. SMALLWOOD R. O. T. C., 2, 3, Bentonian Humor Editor, 4, County Fair, 2, 4, Corona- tion, 4, H, R. Reporter, 4. Ambition: To cause no more trouble. BILLY SNOW Latin Club, 3, 4, Science Club, 3, Q5 County Fair, 1, 2, 3, 4, Sweet Tooth, 4, The Tin Hero, 3, R. O. T. C., 3, Sgt., 4, Rifle Team, 4, Orchestra, 1, 2, 3, 4: Band, l, 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society, 4. Ambition: To settle weighty problems. NELLIE STEN Girl Reserves, 2, County Fair, 2, 3, 4, Bo'ok4Review, 1, Say It With Flow- BIS, . Ambition: Ballroom dancer. TERRY STUCKER Citizenship B, l, Pep Club, 4, P. L. S., 2, 3, 4, Glee Club, 3, 4, County Pair, 4: The Tin Hero, 3, H R. Pres., l, 2: Sec., 3, Reporter, 2. Ambition: Stenographer. CORENE STUDER Citizenship Medal, 1, Girl Reserves, 2, Pres., 1, G. A. A., 2, 3, Latin Club, 2, 3, 4- Citizenship B, 1, Pep Club, 4, Glee Ciuh, 3, 4, Cheerleader, 2, 3, County Fair, 3, Coronation, 4, National Honor Society, 3, 4, Sauce for the Goslingsf' 2, The Tin Hero, 3, The Tables Turned, 4, P. L. S., 3, Sec., 4, Book Review, l, H. R. Sec., l, 2, 4, Annual Staff, 4, Student Council, 1, Z, 4, Say It With Flowers, 4. Ambition: Can it be cr secret? SENIORS 5 DOLORES SI-ERLOCK Glee Club, 3, 4, Girl Reserves, l, County Fair, 1, G. R. Play, 1. Ambition: Secretary. PRICE SMITH Faucett Hi h, 1, 2, 3, Say lt With Flowers, Ambition: To make a good showing in any work. VELMA STANTURF Student'Council, 2, Citizenship B, l, Public Speaking Medal, l, P. L. S., 3, 4, S anish Club, 3, 4, County Fair, 3, 4, The Tin Hero, 3, Annual Staff, 4, H. R. Sec., 4, At the Sian of the Cleft Heart, 4, National Honor So- ciety, 4. Ambition: Teacher. BILLY STAHL H. R. Vice-Pres., 2, 3, English Club Reporter, l, R. O. T. C., Z, 3, Foot- bal Reserves, 1. Ambition: Postal Service Work. ROBERT SWARTZ Orchestra, 2, 3, 4: Band, 2, 3, Science Club, 3, Reporter, 4, Hi-Y, 2, Bentonian Staff, 4: County Fair, 2, 3, 4. Ambition: Auditor. GERALD TERRY Trumpeter, l, R. O. T. C., 3, Hi-Y, 1, 2, 3, 4, The Tin Hero, 3, Citizenship B, l: Student Manager, 3, Cheerleader, 4, H. R. Vice-Pres., 2, Student Coun- cil, 3, B-Club, 4, H. R. Pres., 4, Annual Stall, 4, County Fair, 1, 2, 4, Kansas City R. O. T. C. Platoon, 3, R. O. T. C. Review, 3, Say It With Flowers, 4. Ambition: Civil Engineer. IPage Fifty-fivel EUGENE TERRY, l'R. Coronation, 4, H. R. Vice-Pres., 3, Citi- zenship B, 1, Iazz Orchestra, 2. 3: County Fair, 1, Hi-Y, 1, 2, 3, Reporter, 4, B-Club, 3, 4, Christmas Pageant, 4, Orchestra, 1, 2, Band, 1, 2, 3, Student Manager, 3, 4, R. O. T. C., 3, National Honor Society, 4. Ambition: To make good at a job. ETHEL THOMPSON Citizenship B, 1. Ambition: Airline Hostess. ELINOR VANDOVER Citizenship B, 1, G. A. A., l. Ambition: Aviation. GERALDINE WAGNER Latin Club, 2, 3, 4, Girl Reserves, 2, 3, 4, County Fair, 3. Ambition: Stenographer. OPAL WAHLGHEN Citizenship B, 1, G. A. A., l, Girl Re- serves, l, Book Review, l. Ambition: Postal Clerk. DOROTHY WAISBLUM Student Council, 3, National Honor So- ciety, 3, 4, Citizenship B, 1, H. R. Oili- cer, 2, 3, 4, P. L. S., 2, 3, 4, Girl Re- serves, l, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club, 4, County Fair, 2, 3, 4, G. A. A., I, The Tin Hero, 3, Sweet Tooth, 4, Port of Dreams , Say lt With Flowers, 4. Ambition: Stenographer. IPage Filly-sixl SENIORS EUGENIA TERRY Citizenship B, 1, County Fair, 4, Or- chestra, Band, 1, 2, Girl Reserves, 1, 2, 3, 4: Pep Club, 4: National Honor So- ciety, 4. Ambition: Stenographer. GLEN THOMSEN Student Council, 1, 2, 3, 4, B-Club Vice-Pres., 3, Pres., 4, Handicrait Club, 3, Count? Fair, 4, Glee Club, 3, 4, Football eserves, 3, Varsity, 4, Bas- ketball Reserves, 2, Varsity, 3, Co- Capt., 4. Ambition: To pile up a score for the team. THOMAS TURBAK . H. R. Vice-Pres., 2, County Fair, 3, B-Club, 3, 4, Handicralt, 2, 3, Basket- ball Reserves, 2, Varsity, 3, 4, Co- Cagt., 4, Track, 1, 2, 4, R. O. T. C., 2, Hi- , 1, 2, Christmas Pageant, 4. Ambition: Packing House Employee. WOODROW VEQUIST Spanish Club, 3, Science Club, 3, Sta e Lighting Club, 4, Handicraft, 2, R. T. C., 2. Ambition: Iunior College. DOROTHY WADDELI. Citizenship B, l, Glee Club, 3, 4, Girl Reserves, l, 2, Historian, 3, Pres., 4, County Fair, 1, 2, 3, Engaging Ianet,' 3, Port ot Dreams , Student Director Say lt With Flowers, 4. Ambition: Nurse. WILLARD WALPOLE H. R. Pres., 4, Reporter, 1, Hi-Y, 1, 2, 3, 4, Treas., 3, Pres., 4, Handicraft, 2: Coronation, 4, Student Council, 3, 4, B-Club, 2, 3, 4, Football Reserves. 1, 2: Varsity, 3, 4, Basketball Reserves, 1, 2, 3, Varsity, 4, R. O. T. C., 2: Corp., 3, K. C. Platoon, 3, Rifle Team, 3, Annual Staff, 4, Citizenship B, 1, County Fair, 2, 3, National Honor So- ciety, 4. Ambition: Business Administration. GENEVIEVE WAYWATER Bentonian Staff, 4. Ambition: Stenographer. RUTH WELCH Ambition: Milliner, Hat Designer. MILDRED WOOD P. L. S., 2, 3, 4, Latin Club, 2, 3, 4, Girl Reserves, 1, Z, 3, 4, H. R. Officer, l, 2, 4, Citizenship B, 1, Sauce for the Goslings, 2,, Bentonian Editor-in- Chief, 4. Ambition: Newspaper Work. DOROTHY WINSLOW H. R. Officer, 1, Girl Reserves, 3, 4, County Fair, 3. Ambition: Stenographer. BETTY YAGER Citizenshig B, 1, Girl Reserves, 2, 3, 4, Latin Clu , 2, 3, County Fair, 2, 3, 4, Ambition: Nurse. EMIL ZAWODNY Basketball, 2: Track, 2, Football, Z, County Fair, 4, Bentonian Staff, 4. Ambition: To take a rest, b'gosh. VERNE WARNER H. R. Vice-Pres., 2, Student Council, 4, R. O. T. C., 3, Color Sgt., 4. Ambition: Clergy. VIRGINIA WELCH Book Review, l, P. L. S., 2, 3, 4, Girl Reserves, 1, 2, 3, 4, County Fair, l, 2, 3, 4, Annual Staff, 4, Bentonian Editor-in-Chief, 4, Student Council, l, H. R. Pres., 1, 4, G. A. A., l, National Honor Society, 4. Ambition: Private Secretary. CARL WILSON H. R. Reporter, 2, Vice-Pres., l, 4, Hi- Y, 1, 2, 3, Coronation, 4, Annual Staff, 3, 4: Handicraft Club, 2, B-Club, 2, 3, 4, Vice-Pres., 4, Football Reserves, 2, 3, Basketball Reserves, 1, 2, 3, T a k 2 3 C C t 4 S rc. ,: 0- ap., , tate!-I. S. Track Team, 3, National Honor Societ , 3. 4,, Citizenship B, l, County Fair, Ambition: Mechanical Engineer, MARVIN WILLEMAN H. R. Reporter, 3, Student Council, 4, Glee Club, 2, 4, Handicraft Club, 2, 4, B-Club, 2, 3, 4, Stage Lighting Club, 2, Elmer, 1, Track, 2, 3, 4, Co-Coat., ,4, Football Varsity, 3, 4, National onor Society, 4. Ambition: Farming. VANCE WOODS National Honor Society, 3, 4, Latin Club, 2, 3, 4, Spanish lub, 3, 4, HifY, 2, 3, 4, Stage Lighting Club, l, 2, Vice- Pres., 3, Pres., 4, Annual Staff, 3, 4, Science Club, 3, 4, Sec., 4, R. O. T. C., 2, Corp., 3, Capt., 4, K. C. Platoon Drill, 3, Rifle Team, 2, 3, 4, Sweet Tooth, 4, B-Club, 4, Benton Rifles, 3, Cogongxtion, 4, Orchestra, l, 2, 3, Band, Ambition: lust a good-tinie Romeo. IACK ROBERTS R. O. T. C., 2, Corp., 3, Gun Sgt., 4, Rifle Team, 2, 3, Capt., 4, Benton Rifles, 3, Field Meet, 2, 3, 4, Firing S uad, 4, Bentonian Associate Humor Eaitor, 4, Orchestra, 4, Glee Club, 4, Band, 4, Aviation Club, 1, B-Club, 3, 4. Ambition: News Commentator. IPage Fifty-sevsnl The new shop building on the school property directly south of the main building began to take definite form in April when ground was broken under the direction of Mr. Paul Lowry, engineer of the School District. The building will be ready for occupancy next fall. 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M , 'v' is . e s T V T 1 'r ,, -'W' ,ff Q I fi 2 ,-:fx - wifi 131 ' si lr if .35 ,H wi. V, ' 3 , 'ff' .I I .Quit ' gf' f Q ill. Q s 1, i , .D i N n , Q ,fi f it 5 fl isis' A . it ' I , l f gi , , HQ A ' ' V, 3 Q, ' it W gf -Q: vykfi ,A , 3 ,W 5 ,E . g 5' ,if . ., M 1 , .. Q elf, 6 v - - I 'ffgffilife i g2sf,fF-rr ., A i -.E jxfhilx 'Mot , tb , 1.55144 K Wt. df. ft . 55 -Q. ,rgrdve qf.-. :b'2gggl 14 ' ,g:9LI GM, .,,- x ' U 1 Hg, , K x. Q53 X Crit-f 1. 5 x 1 i - xi Q . . TRACK ge Sixtyl - -Y ya ss s susan , 1936 TRACK SQUAD Back: Pickerel, Reys, Nerka, Rosenauer, Cross, Stevens, Borkowski, Craig, Lindensmith, Buczek. Second: Coach Springer, Snyder, Bloom, Zembles, Wilson, Barton, R. Burnett, Olmsted, Paxson, Otten, Coach Lee. ' Front: Iames, Shipman, Reno, Martin, McBee, Willeman, Masteller, Maleclci, Williams. TRACK. FIELD, 1936 Cardinal tracksters made good use of the new field last spring, hardly waiting till the annual dust blows had passed on, to have a meet. Central runners, guests in a practice meet, won by a score of 60 to 35 points. Wille- rnan won the 440, Zernbles, the discus, Wilson, the high jump, and the Car- dinal tearn, the 880 relay. March 27. Leavenworth, Kansas, High was host in a triangular meet to Kansas City Argentine and the Cardinals! A close score until the final events resulted in Leavenworth, 591f2, Argentine, 56, Benton, 45112. Benton firsts were Mc- Cauley in the lUO-yard dash, Masteller, the 220-yard low hurdles, Zembles, the shot put, Wilson and Shipman, pole vault ttiel. April 3. In the Tarkio Invitational Meet, Masteller set a new record for low hurdles C:24.3l and won a first in the high hurdles. Willeman, McCauley, Paxson, and Wristen were second in the half-mile relay, Zembles, Wilson, and Reno scored in the high jump and pole vault, Zembles placed second in the discus event. April ll. TRACK In the William lewell Meet, Benton took second place with 38 points. Masteller took first in the 120-yard high and the 220 low hurdles. Wilson tied for first in the pole vault. The relay team took second in the 880's and fourth in the medley. Zernbles was second in the discus and shot put. April 17. At the Chillicothe Business College Relays, Benton placed fifth with 9 lf 3 points in a field in which five new records were set. Zembles took the shot put, Reno and Wilson tied for third in the pole vault, Paxson took third in the broad jump. April 18. ln the City Meet on the Benton field, the Cardinal Varsity and Novices rated second. Varsity totals were 391f2 points, Novices, 46. Zembles scored lllfg points and Otten ll to win first individual honors in the two classes. Rain made the event a two-day affair. May 3-4. 2 In the State Field Meet at Columbia, Coach Springer entered eight men, but they didn't reach the scoring columns except in the shot put in which 'Zembles placed second. May 9. JUNIOR CITY MEET In the City junior High Meet, always a classic, Bliss captured top honors, with H0112 points. Benton was second with 98 l!3 points. Cardinals set new records as follows: Shot put C32 ft. 3 in.l, Price, baseball throw C217 ft. 8 in.l, Norton. Firsts in the dash events by Daugherty and Hamilton, in the high jump by Monroe, and in the medley relay completed the day's scoring. May 16. A Novice Meet at Lafayette set new records. javeline throw by Borkowski was 140 ft. 10 in.g pole vault, Reno, was 10 ft. 7 in., high jump, Often, was 5 ft. 5112 in. CSee photos, p. 38.1 IPcxg PATRONS' NIGHT fPage Sixty-twol The student body playing host, a large crowd of parents and friends viewed the extensive exhibits of Work done during the year in the fine arts, corn- mercial, and manual arts departments. Physical education, speech arts, and music de- partments presented the following program in the gym: Clothing Exhibit Cooking--Homemaking Ar! Intermezzo CBizetJg Sleeping Beauty Waltz fTschaikoWskyl .............,............................ Orchestra Seventh Grade Speech Arts Finals. I Waited for the Lord CMendelssohnJg Through the Starry Night fPepperJg Parade of the Wooden Soldiers Clesselll .... Girls Glee Club Oh, Nonol ..........................,........... Speech Arts Class Pyramids, Stunts .................................................. ......................Senior H. S. Girls Physical Education Tumbling, Sports Mirnetics .................................. ........................Iunior H. S. Boys Physical Education Manual Arts Science Typing PATRONS' NIGHT lPage Sixty-threel lPage Sixty-fourl SENIOR CLASS PLAY Say lt With Flowers lGlenn Hughesl-Presented April 16 CAST Back-Charles McCurcly: Iack McComb: Price Smith: Donald Gray: Gerald Terry. Front-Nellie Sten: Dorothy Boos: Dorothy Waisblurn: Dorothy Waddell: Mildred Moore: Corene Studer: Twyla Allen. BENTON CHAPTER NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY ' Initiation April 2. B k-V 1 St t f: k Cl : Vance Woods: Marvin Willeman: qc Bruczmlgromgrirsrrlollgc Bittigltfsladlck Habluetzel: Charles McCurdy, Second-Ruby Faye Allen: Iuanita Pace: Virginia Lee Rivers: Dorothea McCray: Barbara Boos: Mildred Barr: Leona Dearing: Beverly Vandersloot: Virginia Welch: Elaine Hitch. Front-Barbara Carson: Dorothy Boos: Eugenia Terry: Willard Wal- pole: Carl Wilson: Miss Lomax, sponsor: Francis Bloom: Billy Snow: Dorothy Waisblum: Corene Studer. Eugene Terry not in picture. SENIOR SCHOLASTIC HONORS Valedictorian-Virginia Welch Salutatorian-Elaine Hitch To these young ladies Will go the additional honors of the scholarship medals. Other coveted awards for outstanding scholarship in various depart- ments Will be announced later in the year. Honor Award Day in May will be given over to recognition of excellence in all phases of school Work. 1 T Com -No Dany 5 X ens l 'f ' A x iw ' , X , e ..,g S' Sclmmerilxg.l?Y?l9l?Unitl and OJ, YW! x ' 4 ' xo ' V' , - n'l.e om 'l '9w JYZPG ' . -' e m -.-1g . THE B T ' E , dl Qof . xgiu 0 X MrPresxclent0 Q 5 9 9 X kof Yllgmvxoni Q gg I 4, C50 .Fema- WA V '-ds X fa . X side X X Xjungot Ch, J 6 0 CZ 05' d X0 x10 'w -, V QYQXQZXQQ. CLUBS X A 'X ,da N Y' OS' Gaze Y5599 X -xnwlxoaall O14 l ' 69' Qi Q Kilo '9'9e, , 1 Stage C 0 - 'If 49 Q KW Smofffx G A. Award .xl o ansesiwzgczgifzwo ,J Show Iowa af-98 C3 ' YS Selma ' vw ' ' Q'0Sf'A9 Q far 'Q X A 5' 'X- X ll , X -ff-fi W ly P35 41' 0 fa 0 l Maw MSE' X 9 Now 1t'SYH0E'? '- M 04, 'gf' ls- '57 Q ws' 15 Rank Engle lllesll GN 5'o0 5 P T'1f'gP.2.lfl SNV5 A' 6 AQ' he lin E A , ' . ' ' o Qi! SJ Q QQ,-,QQ x,yX0l' Gala Program 15 lfrepared, 60 J... 189,518 'l'cz-.cl':m'5' Nlarkgj anaartph-l' C9896 ' for Tuesday Night N OFQQ 5 - Q, ,f O- Q' 1gde5C0Y3'5 amp 3 l 'Q ' -Q3 , nw N? !bQ-N53 Favorably l Aknnuax ,A jk V' XmaiVl.etters foo ' g A 15 Selected K 'bjqoa ! 763,12 U' For 1936-12151 of Q, 'f 47 'hi fo 0 I: ee eg 16 W 'bb 5 0,7 er . 11,2 100 R626 , O06 ,QV puallag maui uima N 5 D.. sz-JQQIS 'ia 2 f 2 W r '29 Q '65 0 650 0 for S U10 5 5 -2' 'F 4, Qf' 91? 0. 'QQ a Q19 'iowa feat? ml Q- , af o law 3 4659 I 25 Q . 5 Z' 5- O 9 2.2 : O2-3 -H255 UR H225 vw irv ca 151: Q :Z Q c- QE , 'C' 25,16 Zoo 'bf' us'-KN Q Na? GSS- Nfgfz vga 09? ,qv ,cb N. ez' gi. 0 Q Fair Income- ' I-listoryfv . 'Z' la Beverly' A V -N -, -Jf., Y . 53. Q04 , 9215 0 ' ima 9 . 'il es Rb yf 6 I' Qxfbl- 92 X LYif 'fR Bnvolle X . 0 r' ll ' glxh' Per Cillzvevafxi , . , M- er ' x H Sxnxdefgine 3055 , am9k is Nligh Enioyed Wg:-5' Q' , F ', ,XNQ X K Shea Ibis me . q L 5? A :Z ' 4 F acul e'f I-S I' ' 1,5 ' xx rances E A and -Dgboulid - V .El , umm . 62,612 -A wwiljard O its lice, -S In 'K 2 exxe- Ill B Day I 'qi gn. 636. O 75 a ga- ,, , BB YAXXDQ Maia? 4, bees B E . e O bserved K. po Pr A 0 I' ac X 5 ' 'fill' - N YYVCM XXBBXS ae, 5 h Guards Are Footed , S bang 4545 in Halls at Noon 'prog '19 l I' 4 ,IX N a 4 A . ni glavshamw gl SPQech Args Cla . sses lx 1 VWQX N' iff 'O 'll L ' ' 'K- 09 Ecgiqlgsosxsv 'l J' Q' W' aSel u aaxwlrogwfgif' A Handbook Study P V ,W IS Conducted -- I A l Q ' V 1 ' ? cy XCJVQ L suing! Ks 9. - GJx,gsQ,,,4-I, 62:9 Koi. Home Rooms Follow , H b ' ' ule in Discussing Contents E P X H 69' Q-um Q52 5' WLM lm B oat' V cf 4 ' Kal V fn J - n - 5 54-11 .3 I Hwff. lm VHS igfsor the v Q ff, L 5 Qc I lf f yi X so 9 fb' of E 'bw Benton Vg C B 'Q Q f . lrst City Blomiiem Pl? Principal te Allllg' Scholz A -V -ff ..-R' ,Q Q, easen rl for Bentons Benwn Yhgh mn 0 we 0 if ,ff 4 X A E . , ,-w xx .X l H wh ' 'WC' fx99g WWE mg ,. W owe, fn f wi Sch A , l e -'- x w V v ri A 23' f? +9 . Te l :E 'The Ya' f QI, , ,f d. W X iv . ache, , 8 Annual Staff L . ,M as 1 1091 jg: fb wr- X I Y. L. 5' Pesogressive Ulnnerl Comme Q 'On cfm, Reports Finish L Geoff que , QQ: X Oiweh ls in Pr v , Q., X30 qw 'SQA 'Ibm gg? 05994315 Q -0 +9 jr Xeo0.c,cf Q4 tk Dummy Takes P 196, , aa, 0D 64. fb K5-S C' Olb ,tiff 33,415 Fofmi Copy Is Urilgiagentl CZ 00 ' 270 81' 010 6 . L- u C' Q, le, Oz Q: ' lgixfggy X ' mg Last Revisigng l 06,8 fb. Habitats 1161.1-J, 4 O .o -Q 'S-sa gf UM fo -X 'P fo fohea-'51 fb- n n-' il Q 5 Q 19 V6 ff N at - 725-0 Sf 'P'-2 Q l 3 S? 4-0051 .- Q., 5. -'Sify Ga ed 49 .4 0:-G 17, 'be I Q' 'N if '94 so QQ SeXi10t -BBQONWC , QQ? 05' 61' 1 9, 6,3 Q3 no, XS' Y ,ag 55' Av l 5, 5 A 5 6 if 1 3 A ' W '-5 -Ja I 5 li um m E ff PQLISEUH avg C on ro- AH NS, Z Q' QSQ, do VU' .Q -S' 'S- fbsgff Ewa GWB N Fla?-basl' Oy Q, Q Q QW Q89 295,955 Q '99 'fl wa IIOOS - N fs If 'Q 9 'V A. 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Ideal Senior Boy. Best Senior Rifle Shot. Prettiest Senior Girl. Handsomest Senior Boy. Peppiesi Senior Girl. Most Popular R. O. T. C O Most Popular Couple. Best Dancing Pair. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS In grateful acknowledgment of the assistance from the fol- lowing patrons helping 'to make our annual a financial success: ST. IOSEPH RAILWAY, LIGHT, HEAT 6. POWER CO. 123 ADAMS GROCERY ANDERSON TYPEWRITER CO. BEATRICE CREAMERY CO. BEATY SERVICE STORE No. 1-Carl Turner. Mgr. BLUE VALLEY DAIRY ANDY I. BRANUM BARBER 6. BEAUTY SHOP BURCH BISCUIT CO. CARDER WHOLESALE GROCERY CO. CLARK MOR'I'UARY CONSER LAUNDRY CO. DERGE-BODENHAUSEN CLOTHING CO. EDWARDS A-G GROCERY ESHELMAN MUSIC HOUSE W. A. FOX LAUNDRY CO. LOUIS FUELLING AND SONS HENRY C. GEIVVITZ HARDWARE HALE BEAUTY SALON IOHNSON SCHOOL OF BUSINESS L. K. KIRTLEY A-G GROCERY, MARKET I. N. LEWIS HARDWARE STORE MANNSCHRECK'S BOOK STORE MEIERHOFFER FUNERAL HOME MID-CONTINENT PETROLEUM CORPORATION PEARL NU-WAY LAUNDRY PENNANT CAFETERIA PEOPI.ES FURNITURE AND CARPET CO. THE PLATT-GARD BUSINESS UNIVERSITY PLYMOUTH CLOTHING CO. E. I. PRAWITZ STUDIO . PUGH'S BARBER 6 BEAUTY SHOP PUTTER'S STORE RAINEY SHOE CO. ST. IOSEPH NEWS-PRESS ST. JOSEPH GAZETTE SCANLAN'S HARDWARE CO. SCHIRMER'S PHARMACY H. O. SIDENFADEN :S SON FUNERAL HOME SINCLAIR REFINING CO. SMITH'S BOOK STORE C. D. SMITH DRUG CO. ' STUPPY FLORAL CO. SO. ST. IOSEPH 5c to 51.00 STORE, C. S. Cummings. Mgr. TOWNSEND CLOTHING CO. TOWNSEND, WYATT 6. WALL DRY GOODS CO. TURNER'S KING HILL PHARMACY WESTERN GROCER CO. MARK E. WHITEAKER BARBER SHOP -. -5 .ANN X if . .1 5, K A I S. K X x o' 1 Q91 A E353 1'Ef1:z1I- N ...J