Benton High School - Wahwahlanawah Yearbook (St Joseph, MO)
- Class of 1938
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' . - A f - 1' ff J K if fu Li, I, . X. ' A VH yy' ,, , M' J' V fl 'E wg , ! 1 f , 1 'ff' ' ' F 1 Q . fit ia, . if if - QE ' F y OA I X g 'Q i it . Nj S I- I, yr My . . Ts - . -1 xx ' LN! , , , aj if 4? Jr Q J! 4 PJ' i -JU 'I l .- Fwd Y. i 1 X l 14 fy, Q , 'X JJY d .J ' X u. s. ssmrron PROM Missouni. iszo-1s51. Jajv LJ 5 I JVM 1 THOMAS HART BENTON, 1782-1858 - R Erffjlf Illfllllllllfllflllll uvrf' prrnllrin.w,-llnrrlrf. 'x I Permitted to help shape the destinies of a nation, Thomas Hart Benton wrought nobly and wisely. Elected to the national Senate on the first ballot by the first State Legislature X, 1, meeting after Missouri became the twenty-fourth star in Old Glory, he found himself among i those political giants of a stirring era, Webster, Calhoun, Clay. But he was alone in his feeling for the West of which he was a part-the romance of its development. He believed in solid, material things, he was honest, he never lent his name to any speculative or questionable project, he was noble-spirited, and, although his life was a series of great political battles, he required an open foe and .a manly contest. His fearless integrity commanded the respect even of his enemies. His incursions into the enemy's country -'those famous stump speeches up and down the state-were mapped out with his advisors at some central point, perhaps Arrow Rock Tavern, when he came up the river from St, Louis, Fayette, because it was the center of political hatreds, knew his presence and listened often to his oratory. ln St. Ioseph on August 9, 1849, he spoke to a very large concourse of peoplehabout l,5UU according to the letter describing his visit. f Honors came to him, He served on important Senate committees, he Was offered the Ministry to Russia and to France, he was tendered the cabinet portfolio of Secretary of War, Wit home-in Missouri-the curators of the ten-year-old University awarded him the degree NH? Do r of Laws and conferred it at Commencement, August 5, 1847, in the chapel of the NS rst iverjty buildingfthe one whose stately columns still stand on the campus. E Pu os xul, steadfastfupaght, bold, f ,rless.spirit-We are proud to bear his name and ,,,,.,Z-M-ff 6.,.,t,,,Qxf:f'fc,Li-zf . X X hono 's rriim ' f x N, xr' is vi 5 ,I N3 Oy 5 sl XS, l ' 3 ' -L: Xt ' , Q1 it gi. 3 ' , ' rx! i Q U V X -t -. st Q ' li J 0' 'X X T. ,' X !'-- o 3 xg H-1 Ls TQ . i m V , x :N . ' - sl A -Rt B-E5 -Q 5 X. c '79 i- X V m y -V MW, ,gf ' 5 -e tl '- ' 5 n 1 .41 R - g A rx K A Fil Xi lPuge Threel Yr' n 'Q A, ,V , t . , .1 V 1 ,I 4 1 .. 4 - 4- f 3' ' 4 4 E 1 A, Q K I . 1 , rv Y .J ' HM... ,.MA,,.f....,..,,,.. ,W , ff M ,A , I O v ff .4 A is 0 4 f 7 I ' K I fu ' W - FAMOUS OLD ARROW ROCK TAVERN, WHERE EAST AND WEST ls J I , h TOUCHED ELBOWS. 1 'I ,' 1 7 3 , I , .J 1 2 I O I ' 1 ... 3 D I v 5 1 .-,uv I J 7 V I J 5 ,ll V , v 1 1 J f N' 1 ' x ,, . IX - v ' mu 1 .. 5 1 . ' -.J .J , , I L ll ' A - ' ' 1 1 - -K- J . .nf 'Q ,, 1 v S .W .4 5. 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' A 07 - 3 5 5461 lPuge I-'ivej lS-:.,a.,,-uwil. be-VJU1' ff 5 Q q A sg, w4 f'-JV L'Qo4.Jf MJ'-fff' Tv , ' ,., ,ff vpn..-I , '. ,ks A Y , .A-1 ,, 'ffjiu ' l .ff-4 ' n pf - ' 1 ' n I , 4 . H'AII. 'lfJ 'mast - Another Miss Benton-the tenth-has come into being at a coronation, breath-taking in its beauty and impressive dignity. This year's slender queen has ruled her kingdom by the might ot her Winsome smile and the power ot her low-pitched voice. Her sweet, gentle manner is a dailyidspir- ation. Her subjects adore her and delight to serve her. Her maids of honor, wee morsels of gaiety and spirit, are equally be- loved. They have endeared themselves to Bentonites by their willing serv- ice to their school, their democratic bearing, their infectious charm. To them, too, the Cardinal dolls his bonnet. At her crowning Miss Benton was attended by pages and trumpeters trom the Iunior High School. These Bentonettes added a considerable and engaging bit to the picturesque occasion. Marty Lou Crockett, ninth grade, Elizabeth La Plant, eighth, and Helen Wollley, seventh, were the pages. Iewell Crouch, Billy Hawken, and Iames Hyde were the trumpeters and standard bearer tor the processional. George Otten, president ot the student body, crowned Miss Benton and presented her with the schools gift, a bracelet. Attendants at the ceremony were Misses Ruby Faye Allen, Iune Cole, Evelyn Tindle, Eugenia Gibbons, Theo Kimber, Dixie lean Hawken, Laverne Pace, Kathryn Petro, and Helen Zembles, Messrs. C. M. Harman, lohn Cross, Milton Thomsen, Herald Martin, Harley Bootman, Ioe Evans, Pete Herceg, Ellis Shoiner, and Bill Gentry. Officers from the R. O. T. C. formed a military guard ot honor about the throne. NMA l' - ,Aww-QM Jf'f 'i' Hia L - ,W ,,',,W,12P.Mw6f' WJ'M.'27l 7 A 7 -C:n:4,L,.Az 'da fe0QJ-crux' - mm .iff Swv 'gh 'wi wHW,',.,e..,..xv Alxiwelsbmnvmu me JN' JWJWM M. -fm Wwifwww-Wwe ,QWLTVWKM ima MJ.. 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' rj - 1 1' lf! , , E 1 jr ' , , 'ff .4 ,J ' ,uf fr' , V f 'f ja' Mn 'Yi v -1 .. 5 TABLE OF CONTENTS Y Y 5 Q A - ' K i ATho1nas H. Benton ................ pages 3- 5 ' 4' ' ' Queen, Maids .....,........ ....... p ages 6- 7 i H if , 1 Adrninisiration ...,................ pages 9-14 3 -1' ' 'S Iunior High School .............. pages 15-26 - ' Q Senior High .................. pages 27-56 . 7 ,A Mthletics ................... pages 57-66 , J - 5 7 i' amera ........................ pages 67-77 -5 ' ' , - I cknowledgments ....... page 78 1 9 .ii sxig . 7 gl X K ' RSX 5 x X 5 , , 1 . i X Q K ' A V ' X If ' , Xi V 1 J ' ' 4' . 4 ,V 2 x ,I 1 ' C' ? X is X J Q ix 'X J 6 ,g 'Qs x X . X X , Nb 1 Q -X 'AA X A-S 75 'N ' eff- X I E X Nb A X X X X. N J K - i EX -Q , Q ' Q ., X X1 XF ,I 1 - . Y' a - X A- X J i ki 5 I ,mx ,. ,. X X xx i X I 7 - yi J A X , 1 'X V V: K I i 1 A 7 r ' X R X' 5 , X f 1' , at 2. N n ' 3 I IPuqe Eightl X Thomas H. Benton, born at Hillsborough, North Carolina, was reared and educated by his wid- owed mother, a strong, deeply religious character. He did not complete his university training for the family moved West into the wilderness near Nashville, Tennessee. Here he managed a plantation, studied law, taught school, and bore his full share in the savage brawls of the raw frontier. a2,M,b4 Mu W sWfZffQfi32f xr, 4110! get 'Q H - 'eau all C. VVYL- 7:f0 W to - K, bjfkyf' i.. ff'f'L I H' A A f f 2 f 1 f f ,, ff? f f f'f4f,V- fvf' fl! , ' 1 'X I 'bowl J ' J 1, 1' fy lf,O'LV if 6415 fl! if , Vtw f it . g 1 ,dnb f? ff f H- 'V' iff ll! Wi' ' L, , f, if tl A f' if ,' ' ' if X 5,114 , I fp rj f 1 li!!! D 41. My W pf' V' 7 'jx X J 1 1 J fl t i h use C 10075 U - K J J, My A f f f , f . f CV iff!! f, , f 'l X' I ' 1 K- f' i ,ft f ' X -J 1 , ,l kk .ff I IQ X X Q if Q ,A ,Q ,al- J , vf. s :lm MH. F. E. VANDERSLOOT Principal Years ot service do not suc- ceed in dulling the enthusiasm and sympathy he feels toward everything Benton. Everybody appreciates his devotion to his school and the problems of this community. MR. C. W. THOMAS Vice-Principal Capable, genial, sympathetic-qualifications suffi- cient to assure him the esteem and approbation of everyone at Benton. Tons ff,-47 .. x Y X A fd ' ' MQ J df fax, ff J Y ' M-J' iff l ursivm Z 1 X yperinte en: V , J K I riengly, intezeste in every phase, f l?1?tivilly, ' ' I V hd skillful at handling complex e ucati nal policies- Q whether as administrator or f low-townsman he is ti iver ally admired and respected. 667' f Qfy fv c.. 5 V' K f7f7 1 1 WW 640051 r2,5'f...7l ,..,-,-,.,f.'., 1 M4-'f '?fg. f2 ,,' 5 X 'ffu.2.f.- - - IPage Elevenl CHARLES W. THOMAS. B. S. Vice Principal Business Training Salesmanship FRANCES E. ADAMS, B. S. Music LENA BIERDEMAN. R. N. Clinic MARY LOUISE BROWN. B. S. Physical Education SGT. A. V, BUCKNER, U. S. A. Military CLARENCE E. BYRD. B. S. Manual Arts RUTH CAMPBELL. A. B. Social Science ALBERTA B. CHADWICK, B. S. Social Science ETTA CHESHIRE. B. S. Library GERALD M. COLEMAN B, S.. A. B. Social Science DORA COWAN. B. S. Social Science BERT CUTHBERTSON B S. GIL . . Personnel Problems Klst Sem.l DURWARD G. DE WlTT B. S., A. M. Biolo Ph sical Science QY' Y SAMUEL EDMUNDS, B. S., M. S. Personnel Problems Mechanical Drawing MYRTLE R. ELLIOTT A. B.. A. M. English, Speech MARY FELLING. A. B. Mathematics, Speech VITA FINLEY, A. B.. A. Mf English. Spanish NELL E. FRYE. A. B. Mathematics MABLE GEE, B. S. English. Mathematics ENNIS I-IICKS. B. S. Home Economics FACULTY F Fx IPage Twelvel ana, ' heck, 0'-xc 6:4 I f ,,c,c,,, ,z YQ., - . - 1, Q LAURA IESSIE LOMAX Ph. B. Dean oi Girls. Latin. English GRACE HODGE. B. S.. M. E Citizenship EDWARD LAKIN. B. S. Science, lnstrumental Music HARRY LEE. B. S. Science. Physical Education 4 FACULTY Afgpvf ffll71 Xf A 'ff ,fl fjfffr ff fl 1114 LOUISE MICHAELIS. B. S. Commercial IANE NELSON. B. S. English ANNA I. REARICK. A. B., A. M. Social Science. Mathematics HOWARD W. RINGOLD. B. S. Industrial Arts CLAYTON SAUNDERS B. S.. M. S. Health. Iunior High Coach MARTHA SELLERS. B. S.. A. M. Art FRANCES SHAMBERGER. B. S. Home Economics P. B. SPRINGER. A. B. Commercial. Physical Education GERALDINE TOZER. A. B.. A. M. English DAVID G. VEOUIST B. S.. Ed. M. Physical Science LILLIAN WATKINS. Ph. B., A. M English. Mathematics M. B. WALLACE. B. S.. LLB. Commercial EVA WILSON. B. S.. A. M. English CLARA WOLCOTT. A. B. Mathematics SOPHIA WAISBLUM Chief Clerk FRANCYS MATHEWS Asst. Clerk VICTORINE LEONARD. B. S. Science. Mathematics v l2nd SemesteLL A ffl-1yz,u Lqfu' d ! f 'Qqy fuses-L, 4.A,'q ,pq , f f 1.-. 060'-wwf 'fzfvwvu ,tj '1,4g,,,-Aj , , ,, f - I - .--,v..4.,-.. 5 1' 5 1 pak- 'K-1 ' ' ' ' ' ' '-'La V ' f L-sf-f..-1.x-v1.ff.f9xq,f2 . ' -J k'f'x,s...vu--f-..'O1-'- .f',- - ,. , ' f' ,. , , rf ,- ' ff' yt! fr 'A A! 'Kf'.Vf -Z f-Q.-fn..fvv l 'T .,' '-C .. 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With commendable thoroughness they dis- charge their duties, meeting all problems with courage, tact, and sympathetic understanding. IPage Fourteenl In the War of l812 Benton served as a colonel ot volunteers under General Andrew Iackson. Soon afterwards, he crossed into Missouri and established his home at St. Louis. By publish- ing a newspaper he soon Wrote himself into politics. So when the first state legislature met at a St. Louis hotel, he was elected sena- tor and went' into Congress to stay for thirty years. Woman 09, CM Dali. 15 0,0 ,Ml 4 my ,LMH,4,l S f G14 MC Qs WD ww X 'Qfwvlfb QV'-'CL L 4 If -f A A af AMF ..f'Fr'WLdZPw rl 1 IJ ufnfgifb VV fr V E gf Chi' N 4' I Cfc LCLQV1-KU,-fl s jc ,- , ' ' , Wuvx We was M 9.417-ZLf L f Jn 'B-711' , t 1 kv ' .-A . fl! . .vty 4 6 ,,.,,,,N ,Ig I ,-J , . f:.,,... , 5' I I ,.14,. .. V . ' I I hgh yr 1' Tj w'+,. -w' f Jazz offflz AML 7L1oflvfvs fx I ,f.2,. 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Ftrst-Luctlle Anntgtan, Mabel Gass, Eleanore Atktns, Margaret Culp, lane Burnett, Helen Gotmerac, Vtrgtnta Burke. Back-Donald Morse, LeDel Patrtck, Manuel Otten, Btchard Moore, Glen Otten, Clarence Modlin, Wayne Malotte. 'l'h1rd--lack Ktng, Btlly Beece, Bobert Mcluaury, Wtlltam Mtller, Arthur Iones, Rex Myrick, Merle Ivey. Secondelilste Powers, Benny McMurry, Georgla Marlowe, Glenna Messner, Thelma Murphy, Bose Mary Mtlls Ftrst-Nancy Boberts, Betty Bow, Ioyce Mclfague, Helen Bagsdale, Marte Pottortt, Hazel McCarthy, Lavtna Mtller. Back-Donald Vanlfacter, .Klbert Wtlltams, Paul Sanas, Billy White, Kenneth Snow, Everett Wtllctnson Fourth-Vtrgtnta Young, Dorothy Watson, Elatne Strautman, Glen Stout, Eda Iune Thompson, Kathertne Smtth, Vtrgtnta Stock- bauer Thtrd-lack Tadloclc Lawrence Watsblum, Donald Shtpman, Ralph Vlletser, Bobby Thompson Hobert Ttndall. Second-Gerry Young Flora Wtqgtnqton, Leveta Whttcornb, lose- phrne Young, Dorothy Wray Elrst-Leona May Teschner, Betty Ann Swanson, Betty Turptn, Helen Woltley Mary Ann Turner, Geraldtne Turner. EIGHT B Back-Ltlltan lames, Bowena Cooper, Lawrence Cooper, Frances .Barkley Ella Adams, Kenneth Campbell, Elmer Hale Fwrth-Wtlltam lenntngs, Harlyn Harkrtder, Kenneth Ford, Albert Haynes Raymond Hoslctns, loe Ktmmei, Henry Dryer. Thtra-Bobby larrett Bobby Battle, Kenneth Ktnzte, John Ergaman, Maxtne Cross, Billy Blunt Se-conaeEsther Kelmg, Thelma Brown, Leota Caldwell, Fretda Anderson, Bernadtne Ingram, Betty lean Gilkerson. Etrst-Altce Church, Dorothy Cramer, Varghoue lnnghtn, Luctlle Botfrnan, Ethel Loutse Cox, Betty lean Furlong, Katherine Jackson. lPage Seventeenl lPage Exghleenl IUNIOR HIGH EIGHTH A Baclcefrank Mathews, Bradley Moore, Gerald Murphy, Raymond Routh, Theodore Sharp, Marlon Watts, Norman McDowell, Iimmie Stroud. Fourth-Iames Poole-y, Loren Diemann, lrvin Thomas, Carl MC- Dowell. Third-Iunior Shaw, Billy Turpin, Richard Winslow, Ioe Mont- gomery, Charles Lopsley, Alex Stein, Eugene Whipple. Second-Lorna Trosper, Eloise Walker, Ruby Mullins, Mary Smith, Eileen Reed, Doris Wood. First-Ruth McCroy, Lottie Luse, Waunetha Sumpter, Ieanetta Lawhon, Tillie Rock, Hazel Plekan. Backflunior Barnes, Harold Adams, Gene Cuzzart, Charles Eddy, Michael Duran, Fred Baldock, Glenn Carpenter. Fourth-Donald Cole, Iohn Albee, Harvey Cook, Kenneth Bragg, Lloyd Davis, Norman Carter, Shelby Chism, Maurice Ellis. Third-Naomi Carrillo, Rosemary Alsiasser, Evelyn Fry, Mildred Baker, Clella Mae Gamble, Sophia Erganian. Second-Daniel Cooper, Bobby Cooper, Kathaleen Brown, Iuanita Blair, lean Collor, Edward Austin, Ray Baker. First-Delora Fannon, Estella Christy, Anna Fender, Maxine Ad' mire, Louise Draqoo, Wanda Lee Bryant. BackfLoren Lett, Quentin Iakobitz, Demey Helsel, Iimmie lohnsori, Richard Ierabek, Eugene Hovey, William Hurst, lr., Bobbie Lolton, FourthABetty McFadden, Katherine Hovey, Robert Hutfman, Eddy iameson, Luella lnscho, Clarissa Gray, Ie-an Iohannes. Third-Elizabeth I..aPlante, Maxine German, Doris Harmon, Rosetta Gardner, Geraldine Ingram, Betty lean Hargis, Ruth Iones. Second-Robert Koster, Earl Gerharter, Evangeline Horn, Leroy Goucan, Billy Hawken, First-Betty Hawken, Donna Harmon, Betty King, Rufena Iudy, Betty Linnell, Betty McCullough. Back-elack Martin, Ova Marriott, Steven McGuire, Louis Mihelic, Woodrow Megown, Rudy Mejia, Milton Miller Fourth-fEdwin Pellham, Arthur Parnham, Elsie Paslak, Kenneth Mullins, Alice Pickerel, Basil Robbins, Evan Malotte. Third-Aurora Martin, Maxine Marriott, Marjorie McLaughlin. Wanda Smith, Sophia Martin, Doris Mann. Second-Richard Ray, Donald Pierce, Raymond Peck, Virgil Parker. First-Luetta Moore, Wiilma Lee Pike, Betty lean Randall, Delores Richards, Betty lane Sams, losephine Mcliowen. IUNIOR HIGH EIGHTH A Back-Marion Seever, Kenneth Sandusky, Dean Willis, Bill Stroud, Lawrence Sebby. Harry Sommers, Lavon Snipes, Paul Watkins. Fourth-Hubert Wright Lowell Wyckoff, Billy White, Marion Summers Qhorlos Spires, Bobby Teresinske, Mervyn Shockley, Gilbert iron Third-Marnie Lou Wilson, Marv Lou Vandersloot, lmo Spicer, Esther Mae Vlfhitesell, lane-th Wood, Iuanita Todd. Second-Kathleen VVatson, Thelma Perry, Virginia Stout, Claudine Widener, Betty Rose Spillman, Betty Lou Widener. First-Norma lean Still, Ca ol T l , E th B ll W' ht, M riimbeih smith, Helen sln11l'SQn,Gh-Celt Tgmskinsie ng my NXNTH B Back-lun-or Haynie, Marion Munns, Marvin Hull, Richard Couldry, Loris Carter Clarence Blake, Gerald Gosnell, Charles McKirizie. Four'h-Billy Cary, Dewey Haynes, George Mauzey, Iulia Higgins Norma Lee Murphy, Ernestine Ellord, Betty Ford Third-Ruby Kretzer, Clara Mae Leonard, Dorothy Gore, Myrtle Griffin Dorothy Lee, Alma Annigian. Second-Bobby Funderburger, Sammy Forsen, Elza lnscho. First-Mary Ann Edwards, Mary Margaret Gaunt, Marlys Lay, Lois Lofton, Mary Kalahurka, Lena Goucan, Back-Donald Wristen, Walter Washka, Lottie Sten, Benny Richman, Dale Russell, Bland Rockwell, Robert Shofner, Fourth-Billy Remelius, Eugene Ott, Thomas Walters, Robert Norton, Robert Musser. Third-Aleta Wolfe, Ann Louise Martin, Betty lean Theisen, Sara Margot Montgomery, Margaret Patrick, Norma Surface. Second-Simon Yerganian, Kenneth Tadlock, Stephen Nigh, Tilford Ragsdale, Leonard Rompola, First-Mary Louise Richardson, Verlea Willox, Noma Robertson Zella Rains, Rosemary Martin, Wilma Pool, NINTH A Back-Bob Claassen, Charles Bird, Clarence Blakley, Bill Akers, Ernest Creager, Elvin Lee Crandall, Howard Church. Fourth-Nadine Abney, Virginia Lee Alexander, Dorothy Clark, Ann lgliiiibeth Adams, Eva Burnett, Louise Burke, Maude Adams, Alton lf . l'hirdeMarty Lou Crockett, Helen Bowman, Elwyn Butcher, lack Baker, Edna Black, Elizabeth Caton, Beatrice Cross, Iewell Crouch. Second-Harold Budgett, Floyd Compton, Earl Campbell, Frank Calo- vich, Richard Culp, Rollo Bullmaster, Keith Correll. First-Lucille Brown, Elizabeth Conrad, Velma Allen, Doris Bryant, Velma Brumley, Thelma Allen, Dorothy Conrad. lPage Nineteenl lPage Twentyl IUNIOR HIGH NINTH A Back-lohn Gamble, Edgar Gaunt, Frank Grimm, Billy Hollowell, Gerald Flowers, Donald Heath, Billy Gibson. Fourth-'Thomas Garner, Martin Doan, Billy Habluetzel, Billy Hath- away, Keith Donahoo, Walter Gant, Henry Lee Emery 'l'hlrdfDorothy Groce, Angelene Durnitrov, Elnora Holland, Arline Edlcin, Norma Lee Hyde, Anna Gojmerac, Cecelia Fisher Second-Adolph Goerke, Mandy Groves, Norma Hiatt, Annabelle Farrington, Laverne Dillon, Lillian Good, Ruby Hale. First-Olive Edwards, Ethelda Gtbbons, Rachael Hodqden, Dora- dean Henman, Mildred Hammond, Margaret Hodges, Louise Ford. Back--Louis Kastner, Cecil Miller, Angel Martinez, Donald Mosier, Norman Lloyd, lames Murphy, Robert McGee, Donald Loubey. Fourth-Floyd Keith, Catherine loyce, Lorene McFadden, Iewell Midvett, Hap Keller, Leonard McCown, Charles Kastner ThirdeCordella Kaslca, luamta Ingersoll, Mary Krumme, Donna McCoy, Clara Marie Krull, Violet Meade. Secondelienneth Koons, Geraldine lsenburg, Betty Mcliowen, Donna Marriott, Betty La Favor, Franlcy lanecek FtrstfLorna Landers, La Veta King, Elsie Mae King, Florence Kline, Ruth Mattucks, Sophia Kush, Betty Mapes. Back-Virginia Petro, Opal Montgomery, Ruth Pickerel, Robert Roberts, Theo Pellham, Alice Ridgeway, Louise Sanders. Third-Virginia Lee Poll, Mary Alice Milyavac, Betty Lou Navrisky, Lilly Belle Schaber, Nina Norris, Lucile Scott Second-Steve Plekan, Hal Raumalcer, Delores Nagle, Cleo Ferne Mumford, Elberta Schneider, Albert Rapp First-Katherine Pace, Anna Plelcan, Madeline Mizar, LaV ta Rob- ertson, Forrest Nichols, Mary Catherine Robbins, lris Fltamsev B ' kLB'll Segne, Billy With, lack Savlin, Fred Studer, Eddie Gcziphl, Wllllillour Shepherd, Harvey Shaw Q Fourth--Margaret Wtntrey, Katherine Snyder, Doris Stevens, Fran- ces Shettlesworth, Margie Waggener, Ruby Wilson, Dorothy Thtry-Eldittxe Louise Shaw, Anna Belle Stone, Alleen Thompson, Y , I 'l' dle, Cecelia Waywater 5eC3nlgL1.eNQ:ylJdqqTayLlolE Rlllssel Rose, Richard Smith, Albert Stam- per Hazel Teschner ..' ' Sh th d, Eleanor Speaker, Mary Ellen Stone- FlrSlbulr,l1Ce??rl3eeverl5LV5l'iaht Marjorie Wriqht, Pauline Wood L11- cille Yaqer IUNIOR HIGH SEVENTH B Back-Donald Heaston, Glenn Rea Elllts, Dale Cotter, Robert Brewer, Ioe Iolley, Donald larrett, Leslre Lash. Fourth-Robert Hale, Troy llwart, Bobby Drydern, Btlly Beesly, Leo Huttman, Halph Brady, lcldward Butcher. Third-Lawrence Christte, Evelyn Hodges, Mary Anlilo, Alleen Butcher, Iohn Bally, Donald Honeycutt, Marvin Haynes, Second-Marion Calltson, Rlowene Heald, Iuantta McKinley, Pau- lrne McDowell, Lorene Carter, Geraldme Garner, Betty Iune Agee. First-Dons Iune Atkms, Dorothy Haynes, Dortha Lucas, Maxtne Iames, Dorothy Adams, Dorothy Howard, Betty Conard Back-Nevrtt Moreloclc, Harold Midyett, Thomas Mann, Carl Mar- rtott, Harold Megown, Charles Woolard, Hoy Wetser Fourth-Arthur lNaggoner, Albert Vogelman, Kenneth Wahlgren, Harold Rtchey, lzugene Waggoner, larold Rtchey, Gene Wtse. Third-Dons Washka, Geraldine Wenda, Mary Lou Mlller, Marte Ritchie, Gelen Teschner, Betty Belle Wtlltams, Beverly Taylor. Second-Ltllton Ann Walters, Ola Pottert, Clara Bell Manslteld, Betty Seevers, Martorte Wheeler, Verna Rose Wood, Glorla Waller. First-Mtldred Iean Weed, Raymond Weinschtenk, Mtlton Sander- son, Roy Long, Harry Smith, Olltemay Sears. SEVENTH A FOODS Back-Vtrgtnia Young, Rosemary Mrlls, Elatne Strautman, Dorothy Watson, Demo Humbert, Vtrgtnta Stockbauer. Thtrdfloyce McKague, Beulah Caton, lane Burnett, Clara Frisbe, Colleen Hubbard, Laveta Whttcomb, Second-Kathertne Smtth, Glenna Messner, Eleanore Atkins. Ftrst-Lucllle Anmgtan, Mary Anna Turner, Flora Wiggtngton, Helen Lorene Ragsdale, Helen Woltley. IR. HIGH SHOP SCENE lPcge Twenty-onel IPage Twenty twol IUNIOR CLUBS CITIZENSHIP B'S KSPRING '37l BackfDewey Haynes, Katherine Snyder, Donna McCoy, Buth Young, Betty Theisen, Norma Lee Hyde, Clara Mae Leonard, lean Powers, Ann Plekan, lewell Crouch. FourthfLoris Carter, Mary Margaret Gaunt, Margie Herson, Vir- ginia Holtman, Constance Kienlen, Zartis Erganian, Marjorie Wright, Ruby Hale, Elberta Schneider. 'l'hird!Steve Plekan, Dorothy Gore, Betty Ford, Alma Annigian, Mary Ann Edwards, Myrtle Grillm, Marlys Lay, Noma Hobert- son, Mary Kalahurka. Second-Franky lanecek, Betty McKowen, Lucile Brown, Frances Shettlesworth, Marjorie Waggoner, Elizabeth Caton, Iewell Midyett, Opal Montgomery. FrontYLucille Scott, Ethelda Gibbins, Louise Sanders, Rhoda Thornton, Lillian Sharp, Margaret Hodges, Elnora Holland, Cecelia Fisher, Louise Ford CITIZENSHIP B'S CMID-YEARD BackYMaurice Ellis, Bobby Cooper, Lloyd Davis, Harvey Cook. Iohn Albee, Iunior Haynie, Billy Carey. Fourth-Leroy Goucan, Delma Fannon, Edwyn Butcher, Donald Cole, Marjorie McLaughlin, Betty McKowen, Evelyn Fry Third4Bobert Koster, Katherine Haney, Betty McFadden, Marvin Hull, Anna Gojmerac, Naomi Carrillo Second-Evangeline Horn, Geraldine Ingram, Ieanne Iohannes, Lois Lotion, Elsie Mae King. Front-fluanita lngersoll, Florence Kline, Frank Graham, Darline McCullough, Elizabeth Adams, lean Collor, CITIZENSHIP B'S IMID-YEARJ Back-Mary Lou Vandersloot, lmo Spicer, Paul Watkins, Lawrence Sebby, Fay Waggoner, Harry Sommers, Esther Mae Whitesell, Thirdfltaymond Peck, Helen Spillman, Betty Bose Spillman, Norma Surface, Zella Bains, Verlea Wilcox. Second-Carolyn Taylor, Betty Sams,'Betty Louise Shaw, Betty Lou Widner, Kathleen Watson, Arthur Parnham. Front-Buth Mattucks, Pauline Wood, Ianeth Wood, Willma Lee Pike, Norma lean -Still, Luetta Moore STUDENT COUNCII. I. II SEMESTER Back-Fred Reynolds, Billy Gibson, Charles Eddy, Gerald Law, Lawrence Sebby, Lloyd Keith, Bradley Moore, lack Martin Fourth-Virginta Petro, Clara Mae Leonard, Opal Montgomery, Ann Louise Martin, Dorothy Springer, Mary Catherine Smith, Betty Seevers, Elizabeth LaPlant ThirdfLucille Annigian, Mable Goss. Ioyce McKague, Ianeth Wood, Betty Bedford, Kathleen Brown SecondABilly Hawken, Earl Gerharter, Frank Mathews, Billy Carey, Virgil Edwards, Sammy Swope, lack Kina FrontfDoris Washka, Marty Lou Crockett, Iewell Crouch, Robert Norton, La Veta King, Katherine lackson . . ..,......,..-,, , ,,....p4..+.1...hl.:..-,.....Y -.-V: W . ,. ..... . IUNIOR CLUBS SPEECH ARTS Back-Betty Linnell, Iearine Iohonnes, Rosemary Bloom, Doris Har- mon, Betty McCullough, y SecondfDorothy Fern Gore, Dorothy Springer, Alina Anmgian, Norma Lee Surface, Velma Allen, Thelma Allen. Front-Elizabeth Caton, Rosemary Martin, Ann Louise Martin, Ruby Kretzer, Donna Harman, G. A. A. 8TH AND 9TH BaCk+Betty lean Gilkerson, Elaine Strautmon, Glenna Messner, Georgia Marlow, Lottie Luse, Sophia Martin. Third-Hazel McCarthy, Betty Linnelt, Virginia Burke, Dorothy Watson, Dorothy Wray. Second-Helen Gojmerac, Colleen Hubbard, Carol Iene Filley, Donna Harman, Waunetha bumpter, lsthel Louise Cox. Front--Lucille Annrgian, Helen Ragsdale, llora Wiggington, Miss Brown, sponsor, Geraldine lurner, Katherine lagkson. GIRL RESERVES Back-Ethel Black, Cordella Kaska, lewell Mrdyett, Opal Mont- gomery, Elizabeth Adams, Rosemary Bloom, Ruth Pickerel, Donna McCoy, lris Ramsey. FourthfAlma Annigran, Ann Louise Martin, Dorothy Springer, Mary Prckerel, lean Powers, Mary Alice Millavac, Elizabeth Caton. Third-Ethelda Gibbins, Doris Stevens, Rosemary Martin, Norma Taylor, Mary Elizabeth Smith, Ruth Mattucks, Thelma Allen Second-Betty I..1nnell,' leanne Iohannes, Wilma Lee Pike, Beverly Wright, Mary Ellen Stonebarger, Velma Allen, Betty Sams, Carolyn Taylor. Front-Dorothy Bougher, Florence Kline, Marjorie Wright, Maxine Burnett, Lva Burnett, Mildred Hammond DRUM AND BUGLE CORPS Back-Bill Reece, Bradley Moore, Dewey Haynes, lunior Haynie, Eddie lameson, Billy Carey, Charles Woltley, Donald Lanning. Third-Thelma Brown, Ealah Wilkinson, Margie Wilson, Richard Smith, Charles Woolard, Second-Edward Austin, Clella Mae Gamble, lane Robinson, Mary Ellen Walsh, Dorothy Holding, Betty Spillman, Margaret Win- frey, Mr Lakin, director Front-Maxine German, Kathryn Brown, Iewell Mtdyett, Betty Bat- tle, Margery Habluetzel Eloise Walker, luanrta Wolfe, Mary Elizabeth Smith. lPage Twenty-threel ATHLETICS TRACK TEAM, '37 Back-Daniel Cooper, Lloyd Davis, Rudolph Mejia, Roland Whit- tington, Max Sandusky, Bland Rockwell, William Hurst. Front-Donald Wristen, Hobert Holloway, Iimmy Iahnson, Billy Gentry, Salvadore Cardona, Marcus Caton, Paul Bish, Robert Miller, William Perks. Winners of Iunior High City Track Championship of' St. Ioseph, 1937. Won permanent possession ot traveling trophy for first team to win it three times. Won trophy for Middle Class Champions and trophy tor Large Class Championsa SMALL BASEBALL TEAM BackfH. Dryer, B. Turpin, A. Dryer, R Hoskins, Tadlock, H. Wright, H Haumaker. Frontvli. Melia, R. Iarrett, I. Crouch, R Flouth, S. Forsen, F. Smith, C. McDowell, L. Davis. LARGE BASEBALL TEAM Back-L Lett, K. Shaw, T Sharp, L Kastner, L. Sebby, I. lohrx- son, W. Myers, H. Shaw, R. Whittington, K. Donahoo. . Front-R. Winslow, R McGee, B Gibson, T. Walters,-C. Price. I Murphy, N. Lloyd, B Remelius, W. Raumaker. LARGE BASKETBALL TEAM BackAHarvey Shaw, Fred Studer, Gerald Flowers, Charles Bud Louis Kastner. Frontqcetth Donqhoo, waiter King, Billy Gibson. Robert Harlow Theodore Sharp, Billy Hemelius lPcxge Twenty-iourl ATHLETICS BASKETBALL TEAM 9A Clayton PIICS Ronald Whrttmgton Salvadore Cardona Bobby Gallagher Charles Mears 1 SMALL VOLLEYBALL 'TEAM Back Raymond Routh Raymond Hoskr Rudy Mena Wnllram Hurst l Iewell Crouch Front Henry Dryer Hal Raumaker Bobby Iarrett Sammy Forsen Frank lanecek LARGE VOLLEYBALL TEAM Back Harvey Shaw Bllly Wnh Fred Studer Gerald Flowers lack Savhn Charles Bxrd Front Kelth Donahoo Walter Kxng Bxlly Glbson Robert Norton Theodore Sharp SMALL BASKETBALL TEAM Back Steve Plekan Bxlly Whlte Iames Hyde Marlon Seevers Raymond Routh lewell Crouch Bobby Cooper Hubert Whrte Front Henry Dryer Don Shrpman Dame! Cooper Rudy Meha llgrchaxiii Culp Wlllldm Hurst Ir Sammy Forsen Carl Mc owe lPage Twenty hvej I ,V - 1, .A ,7 L Y, - ' li -ff , .o - , , y. 8 . 0- ' A ,af J , t, f ' ,! w ' , , J. ,. -. .L K A V A V' - 8,4 T 1. - -Lf, ,-., - H Y l I , I 4 V I N 'Inf-A rf- , T Lf my .- R- ' 'f Al M , ' , 1 5 1 .- 5 .. 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Convinced of the great future of the West, he sponsored the sale of public lands at low ratesg the protection by national troops of the Santa Fe trail tradeg the building of a railroad to the Pacific to secure California for the natiorsy A - J' J M!-F .--' . .1 X Q J JV rf 7 J kv I .Y ' Y X X ' V - .1 M X J fl l D t 'P I ,J ij 'JJ' JI I v . ,ff 2 ID J lj xy P ' X' ' , 'ls K iv!! ,, 1 v 1 J' N 7 ' N ji f .ag 'Lil ' 4:1 J J ' . 'H I .. J W , , .1 xv , ' J - , , J K. 4 1 fu t f ,. J 1 J Jr' i 7 f , 1 I .J NJ -J ,1 A ' . , J 7 j I K, 'J fix J 4: ad JI, ij J ii 7x 'JJVJJ i ,f f J Gays 55 Mk ' ..4 Q . .- ' 14.4 L,l nf ' , , '1 4 L I ' A , w- , , 4 ., . Q - P . .1 , , , ' if . I I 1 A J' 1 Y . 1 ,,, 7 1 Q h 1. ' 4 'f I 'I nf. ', , .1 7 l, ,, A 1- np- t,,g 1... ' '-Vu... I Q' 4 I ' .U Y-'Q M 1 -. 4 r .4 . J I I l n K. ' 4 1 . 9 X P ' 1 1 . 1 , 0 1 - A. . , I . '9 , 1 ,.. ' . I 4 u 5 I .Ni v MISS MARTHA SELLERS. sponsor. has given r unsparingly of her time and talent both as supervisor of the annual art staff, as decora- tor-in-chief for the class party, and as adviser on clas committees. 5' . 4, ig dw lk 1 imylfttl-1 1, ' , ' . .1 .1. 117- - 1 I- L It M Pl 5 Wu. , N-'Tl 91 Y rv' I M . , 4 ' ,L 14 it ki 3? ! 1 It I 44,15 ' 4 . , Wzlffr 1 - LL VX if ' I' 4' mf. H AI V A Q I EL, Q if J' L, inf - - x 14-. 1, j 1 1' 'inn I 1 fx 'fp' ' W 'li lv? will Q Xt Y ' -6 r 'L JI I KN .X ta S99 ?Ji r Nr? Jl TL' F . xl' 7 . l ' Y 5 I N x D V1 W I, A . , Q xg K Jxiaxkvx 'Il' Inq sl. L7 Y A! A t ' it Y' 3' l not MXH, x J' , 1 - L . . .1 3 NP Xj TS- t ' A Q ' IJ J PM - A7 in X. A I xl'.A ft-'N Mix. dHhj,f fc f Q, 1 Ei 1317: if JX 3 JJ S 1 I n . KY ly .J VV ' I I. an : 1 V jj y -34? ,R 13, ,nf ,,., xx! tJ ,r w...f MISS VITA FINLEY, sponsor, has shown her interest in the senior class by assisting in the publication and financing of the annual and in other class projects this year. MR. LEWIS TURNER. president. has managed the class business efficiently. He has done good work as chairman of committees and as general chairman for the class party. IPage Twenty-nmaj ,. t K WJ Jo Coronation 4. 'YJ SENIORS RUBY FAYE ALLEN Full ol pep and lots ol fun. National Honor Society 3, Secy. 4, Student Council l, 2, 3, 4, Citizen- ship Declamatory Medal l. Senior Class Secy., Iunior Class Secy., Bentonian Staff, Edttorein-Chiel 4, Pep Club 2, Drill Leader 3, Pres. 4, P. L. S. 2, 3, Pres. 4, Annual Stall 4, County Fair l, 3, 4. MARILLA BARBER Still to be neat, still to be dresst As you were going to a least. Latin Club 3, 4, Cv, A. A. l, Z. BILL BARTON His trarne was tirm-his powers were bright. H. R. Reporter 4, Club 3, 4, Basketball Reserves l, Z, Varsity 3, 4, City Champs 4, Football Reserves 1, 2, County Fair 1, 2, 3, 4 ELMER BARTON lt the earth it should part him, He would gallop it o'er. Citizenship B l, Annual Stall 4, B Club 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Football Reserves 2, 3, Varsity 4, Varsity Track 2, 3, 4, Track Capt. 4, All State High School Track Team 3. THELMA BEHYMER Mark when she smiles, with amiable cheare And tell me whereto can ye lyken it. Citizenship B l, Art Club l, 2, G. A. A. l, County Fair l. LEGHAND B. BOLDMAN Come live, and be merry, and ioin with me, To sing the sweet chorus ot Ha, ha, he! Science Club 2, 3, 4, Stage and Lighting Club 4, R. O T. C 2, -Cor- poral 3, County Fair 4, So This ls London 4 .I ' HARLEY Boo'rMAN J , ,I lr'- A mind at peace with all below. Handicraft Club 2, R O. T, C. Z, 3, Field Meet 2, 3, County Fair 3, ALLEEN BOOTMAN For my poor Heart is run away Alter two Eyes, that passed this way. Citizenship B 1, Student Council 1, 4, H. R Pres. l, 2, Secy, l, '2, 3, 4, Vice-Pres. 3, Pep Club 4, Cwlee Club 2, FRANCES BORKOWSKI I love her tor her smile-her look-her way Of speaking gently, Student Council 2, H. R. Treas 2, 4, Vice-Pres, 2, Pep Club 3, 4. IEWELL BOY Perhaps my semblance might deceive the truth, That l to manhood am arrived so near Latin Club 2, 3. Rep. 4, Stage, Lighting 4, County Fair 1. I 9 DOROTHEA BREADON To you, to you, to you the due ol love and honor is , Student Council 1, H. R. Pres, 1, Art Club 2, 3, 4, Bentonian Stall 4 Girl Reserves l, 2, 3, 4, County Fair l, 2 5-I V IACK BRINTON Worth makes the man. and want of it the lellow H, R, Vice-Pres, 4, Glee Club 4, B Club 4, Pres 4, Football RQ serves 3, Varsity 4, All-City 4, Track 4- County Fair l. lPuge Thirtyl SENIORS MILDRED BUTCHER Only with speeches fair She woos the gentle air. Latin Club 2 3, 4, G. A. A. l, 2. BARBARA CARSON To know her was to love her And love but her forever. National Honor Society 3, 4, R. H. Reporter l, A4, H. R. Secy. 3, P L. S. 2, 4. Vice-Pres. 3, Girl Reserves 2, Historian 3, Pres. 4, Pep Club 3, Secy. 4, Latin Club 2, 4, Vice-Pres. 3, G. A. A. l, 2, Annual Staff 4, Little Black Heliotropen l, County Fair 4. MARY FRANCES CHAPMAN Nor shall I choose anither love Until the day l dee. Citizenship B 1, Student Council Rep. 2, H. R. Secy. 1, Reporter 2, Pep Club 4, Girl Reserves l, 2, 4, Mixed Chorus 2, A Cappella Choir 4, Glee Club 3, 4, County Fair 2, 3, 4. IACK CLAASSEN Nothing is beyond his measure. Social Science Award 1, H. R, Pres. 3, Representative 4, B Club Secy. 4, Football Reserve l, 2, 3, Varsity 4, Basketball Reserve 1, 2, grail: 42, 3, County Fair 4, National Honor Society, So This ls on on . TUNE COLE There is a lady sweet and kind, Was never face so pleased my mind. Citizenship B 1, H. R. Secy. l, 4, H. R. Reporter 2, 3, Girl Reserves l, 2, 3, 4, P. L. S. 3, 4, Pep Club 4, Glee Club 3, Reporter 4, A Cappella Chair 4, Mixed Chorus 2, County Fair 3, Coronation 4. DONALD COTTRILL l've fought 'gainst every odds-but l've gained the victory. C. B. H. S. 3, County Fair l, 2, 4. AVERIL CONGER Quiet but capable. P. L. S. 3, 4, Girl Reserves 4. IOHN CROSS Who doth ambition shun And loves to live i' the sun Bentonian Staff 4, Basketball Reserves 2, 3, Track'2, 3, Coronation 4. MARIETTA DALLAM A sweet girl, a loyal friend. Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4, G. A. A. 2, 3, 4, P. L. S. 3, 4, Pep Club 4, Glee Club 4, Latin Club 4. CHARLES DAUGHERTY Present mirth hath present laughter, What's to come is still unsure, H. R. Pres. 3, 4, Vice-Pres. 4, B Club 3, 4, R. O. T. C. 2, Corporal 3, 2nd Lieutenant 4, Field Day 2, 3, 4, K. C. Platoon 3, Rifle Team 3, 4, County Fair 2, 3, Coronation 4. ODELL DAVIS A witness to the ages as they pass, That simple duty hath no place for fear. Citizenship B l, Football Reserves 2, 3, R. O. T. C. 2, 3, 4, Field Meet 2, 3, 4, County Fair 3. RICHARD DEW I would record thy worth with honor due. H. R. Pres. 2, 4, Student Council 2, Annual Staff 4, Bentonian Staff 4, R. O. T. C, 2, Sergeant 3, Lieutenant 4, Flag Detail 2, 3, Benton Rifles 2, K. C. Platoon 3, Field Meet 2, 3, 4, County Fair 2, Corona- tion 3, 4, The Ring and the Look 4, National Honor Society, So This Is London 4. J f V IPage Thirty-onel t C9 If J I I U1 -'Q Il wi th lPage Thirty-two! SENIORS WALTER DURAN The village all declared how much he knew. LORETTA EDWARDS Her gesture, motion, and her smiles, Her wit, her voice, my heart beguiles. Sponsor Major 4, Maid of Honor 4, Student Council 3, H. R. Secy. 3, 4, Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Bentonian Staff 4, Music Editor 4: Glee Club 3, 4, County Fair 3, National Honor Society 4. WAVA FANNON Better than all treasures 'lhat in books are found. EMMALEEN FISHER Then doth thy sweet and quiet eye Look through its fringes to the sky. Citizenship B 1, Art Club 2, 3, 4, Annual Staff 4, Art Staff 4, County Fair 1, 2, National Honor Society 4. Glee Club 3, 4. GENEVIEVE FLESHMAN I -Love, sweetness, goodness in her person shined. Citizenship B 1, Student Council 3, H. R. Pres. l, Secy. 4, Pep Club 3, 4, P. L S. 4, Annual Staff 4, The Ring and the Look 4, National Honor Society 4. BETTY FRAKES I Her quiet manner cloaks a livel spirit, Girl Reserves l, 2, 3, 4, Bentonian Staff 4, Pep Club 4, County Fair 1. DOROTHY GARRETT Yet change she earth, or change she sky, Yet will I love her till I die. Miss Benton 4, Coronation 2, 3, Page 1, Citizenship B 1, Home Economics Medal l, Student Council l, 4, Class Vice-Pres. 2, H. R. 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club l, 2, Pres. 3, 4, Pep Club 2, 4, Drill Leader 3, Girl Reserves 4, Bentonian Staff 4, Humor Editor 4. VVILLIAM T. GOODLOE Don't be deceived--l'm all for a good time. Student Council 4, Stage and Lighting Club 4, County Fair 4. MAXINE GRIFFIN Where thoughts serenely sweet express How pure, how dear their dwelling place. Citizenship B 1, Art Club l, Bentonian Staff 4, Secy. 4, Annual Staff 4, C. A. A. 1, County Fair 1, 4. TACK HABLUETZEI. Work apace, apace, apace, Honest labor bears a lovely face. National Honor Society 3, Vice-Pres, 4, Student Council 4, Band 3, 4, Orchestra 3, 4, Football 2, 3. 1 WILMA HALE And all that's best of dark and bright Meet in her aspect and her eyes. Art Club 2, Pres. 3, 4, Annual Staff 3, Art Editor 4, Bentonian Staff Humor Editor, Editor-in-Chief 4, P. L. S. 2, 3, 4, County Fair l, Na- ROBERT HALPAIN Sae true his heart, sae smooth his speech. Orchestra l, 2, 3, R. O. T. C. 2, Sergeant 3 tional Honor Society 4. .SENIORS LOUISE HARRIS Notes from the lark l'll borrow. P. L. S. 3, Spamsh Club 3, 4, Gtrl Reserves 3, Htstortan 4, County Fair 4. RALPH HARRIS Surely, surely slumber is more sweet than toll Hx-Y 2, 3, Football Reserves 3, Track 3, 4, Basketball 3, R. O. T 2, 3, County Farr l, 2, 3. EUGENE HAYNES O my heartl O my heelsl fre on all wenchesl ROSS HEASTON Changes wrll befall, and frrends may part, But l1fe's mrschances cannot change the heart H. R Pres I, Secy. ,, Hr-Y l, 2, 4, Stage and Ltqhtmg Club l. Scrence Club 3, Glee Club 4, Band 1. 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, County Farr 1, 2, 4, Iazz Orchestra l, 2, 4, Man in the Bowler Hat MILO HEMPY He went lrke one that hath a dream And rs of tact forsaken. Citfzenshtp Football Reserves 3 EDNA MAE HOSKINS Keep therefore a true womans eye Cttizenshrp B lp H R VICEYPYES l, Student Councrl l IUNIOR HOSKINS Love me still. but know not why H. R Pres. 4, HB' Club 4, Reporter 4, Football Reserves 3, Varsrty Second All-Ctty Football 4, R O. T. C., Sergeant 3, 2nd Lieutenant Benton Rrfles 2, Coronatron 3 CLAUDIE HULL An honest man, broad cloth wtthout And a w arm heart wrthtn Orchestra I, Glee Club 4 Scrence Club 3 Lattn Cl Ltghtmg Club 2 FRANCIS HRENCHIR A powerfully quret sort of fellow Football Reserves 2 3 FRANCES INSCHO 'Twas certarn she could wrtte, and czpher, too Gtrl Reserves 1, 2, 3, 4 G A. A l, 2 3, 4 State NM 2, Arche Club 3, 4 P. L S. 2 3, 4 Spantsh Club 3, 4, Bentonran Staff County Farr l, 2. IOHN IANECEK My motto Save your talk LOUISE IENNINGS l'll be a candle-holder and look on G. A. A. 1, 2, Grrl Reserves 1. 2, 3, 4, Bentoman Staff 4 nb 2 Staqe an C. 2, 4, 4. 4 VY 4 . f l fPqge Thxrty threel SENIORS IOE IONES Wherefore art thou Romeo? Football Reserves 2, Bentonian Statf 4, R O T. C 2, Flag Detail 3 Sgt. 4, Guard ot Honor 3, Firing Squad 3. FRANCIS KEENE A reputation lor silence- But 1t's only a reputation! C. B. H. S, l, 2, 3. BILLY KEMP Well then, I now do plainly see This busy world and I shall ne'er agree Student Council l, 2, 3, H R. Pres. 1, Vice-Pres. 2, 3, Reporter 4, HiAY 3, Pres. 4, Football Reserves l. ROSS KOONS Work and l don't have even a speaking acquaintance. H R Pres. l, Glee Club 4, Bentonian Stall 4, R O T C 2, 4, Cor- poral 3, Flag Detail 4, Field Meet 2, 4, Coronation 4 X IVIARYBELLE LEE , To strive ts to do, to do is to succeed G. A. A. l, Latin Club 2, 3, 4, Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4, Art Club 2, 3, 4, P. L. S. 3, Spanish Club 3, 4, Bentoman Stall 4, Annual Stall 4, LOUIS LANNTNG lust as sincere as he is friendly Vice-Pres. of Iunior Class, Student Council 2, County Fair l 2, it County Fair 2. GLENN LINDENSIVIITHLIR. We made an expedition, We met a host and quelled it. tudent Council 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, B Club 3, 4, Football Re' Fair 4 OWEN MCBEE Napoleon wasn't so tall, either Student Council 4, B Club 3, 4, Track Team 3, 4, R. O. T. C Sgt 2, Captain 4, Lieut-Colonel 4, K C Platoon Drill 2, 3, Rifle Team, Captain 4, Coronation 4, National Honor Society 4, erves 2, Letterman 3, 4, Track Reserves 2, Letterman 3, 4, County LEWELLYN MCVEY A butterfly among the tlowers of life IUNIOR IVIEADE He passed the flaming bounds ot Place and Time. R O T. C. 2, 3. HERALD MARTIN Let there be room to eat And order taken that there want not meat H. R Vice-Pres. 3, Rep, 3, Science Club 2, P. L, S, Play 4V R, O. T. C 2, Corporal 3, Rifle Team 3, Gun Sergeant 3, Football Reserves 3 County Fair 3, Coronation 4, So This ls London 4 GEORGE BENIAMIN MALECKI A man of deeds, not words. B Club 4, Football 3, 4: Track 2, 3, 4. lPage Thirty-iourl SENIORS MAX MEYER His awestruck colleagues listened all the while, Citizenship B 1, H. R, Pres. 2, Vtce-Pres. 3, 4, Student Council 2, 3, Basketball Reserves 1, 3, County Fair l. CATHERINE MONTGOMERY From early morn till late at night My books are all of my delight Pickett Htgh School l, 2, G. A A. 1, Girl Reserves 4, Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, A Cappella Choir 4, County Fair 4. GEORGIA MONTGOMERY One crowded hour of glorious life Is worth an age without a name. Citizenship B l, G A. A. 1, Bentonian Staff 4. HENRY MORGAN Oh here's to sunny Kansas, The best state of all. H. R. Pres. 2, 4, Student Council 3, Glee Club 2, Pres. 3, Vice-Pres. 4, Fooltball Reserves l, Varsity 2, 3, 4, Basketball Reserves 2, 3, Varsity 4, rack . ANGELA MOTYKA Pursues the even tenor of her way-in swingtime. RICHARD MUMFORD Another soldier-in-the-making for Uncle Sams business. B Club 4, R. O. T C. Corporal 3, 2nd Lieutenant 4, lst Lieutenant 4, Rifle Team Z, 3, 4, Benton Rifles 4, Coronation 4. Pep Club 4, C. R. MURPHY Hes getting along well with that cultivated southern accent. R. O. T. C. 25 County Fair 2. BERNICE NIGH Our blessings on thy chosen lot. Latin Club 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, A Cappella Choir 4, P. L S, 4, Girl Reserves 4, County Fair 4, Rather Rough on Robert l. MARY NORRIS A recent but highly prized addition, Gower High School 3, Latin Club 4, Girl Reserves 4. CARL NURSKI Never too bold and never afraid. Trumpeter in Queen Coronation 1, Student Council I, Band 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Student Manager Athletics 4, lam Orchestra 3, 4. EDWARD NURSKI Was the road of late toilsome'P GEORGE OTTEN ' A real athlete with a story of fame A wonderful boy who plays the game. Student Council Pres. l, 4, Class Vice-Pres. 3, Class Pres. l, B Club 3, 4, Reserve Basketball l, Varsity 2, 3, 4, All-City Basketball 3, 4, Captain All-City Basketball 4, Regional High Point Man 4, Foot- ball Reserves 2, Varsity 3, 4, All-Cnty Football 4, Track l, 2, 3, 4 V .vig lPage Thirty-fivel F K i. ,XJ 1. I ' r XJ SENIORS IUANITA PACE She was wild, and sweet,'and witty- Let's not say dull things about her. Maid of Honor 4, D. A. R. Rep. 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Student Council 2, 3, Secy. 4, Scholarship Medal, Citizenship, Math- ematics, English Medal 1, Class Secy. l, 2, H. R. Pres. 4, Secy. 3, Rep. l, Bentonian Staff, Editor-1n'Chief 4, Girl Reserves 1, 4, Annual Staff 3, 4, G. A. A. 1, 4, Recorder 2, 3, B 1, State M 2, Rather Rough on Robert 1, County Fair 1, 2. DOROTHY PHILLIPS Once a friend, always a friend. G. A A. l, 2, Bentonian Staff 4. J IUDSON PHIPPS l We there in strife bewildering Spilt blood enough to swim in. iB'f Club 4, Hi-Y 4, Pres 4, Bentonian Staff 4, Glee Club 3, Football Reserves 3, Varsity 4, Track 4, R. O. T. C. 2, 3, Corp. 3, Sergeant 3, The Ring and the Look 4, County Fair 3, So This ls London 4. IAMES PICKEREL Say, lad, have you things to do7 Quick then, while your days at prime. H R Vice-Pres. 4. Rep. 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 4, An- nual Staff 4, Football Reserves 2, 3, Varsity 4, R. O. T. C. 3, 4, Field Meet 3, 4, County Farr 4, So This ls London 4. BETTY PiNzoN lust a plate of current fashion Citizenship NB l, Art Club 2, Glee Club 3, 4. ROSE POTEET For the good are always the merry. Girl Reserves 3, 4, G A A l, Pep Club 4, County Fair l, WJ! BEULAH POWELL She excels each mortal thing Upon the dull earth dwelling. Annual Staff 4, Girl Reserves 4, Girls Chorus 2, Pep Club 4, National Honor Society 4, PS0 This ls London 4. PAULINE RAGSDALE Light of heart and step was she. Citizenship B l, Student Council 2, G, A. A. l, 2, 3, 4, B l, Girl Reserves l, 2, Archery Club 4, Pep Club 4, Glee Club 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 4, A Cappella Choir 4, County Fair 2, 3, 4, So This ls London 4. LORRAINE PURDY Trusty, dark, vivid, true, With eyes of gold and bramble-dew. H R. Rep. 1, Vice-Pres 2, P. L. S. 2, 3, Rep. 4, Girl Reserves 3, Rep. 4, Latin Club 2, 4, Secy. 3, Pep Club 3, Vice-Pres. 4, G, A, A. l, Annual Staff 4, 'lThe Ring and the Look 4, County Fair 4, Na- tional Honor Society 4. RUTH ANN REMELIUS With wisdom far beyond her years. Glee Club 3, Art Club 2, 3, 4, Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4, Annual Staff 4, County Fair 3. DONALD RENO This new life is likely to be Hard for a gay young fellow like me. FLOYD RENO But all this worship-what is it to me? Class Vice-Pres. 4, H. R, Pres. 2, 3, 4, Football Varsity 2, 3, 4, Re- serves l, Captain 4, Second All-City Football Team 2, 3, All-City Captain Football Team 4, Basketball Reserves l, 2, Varsity 3, 4, Co- Captain 4, Track l, 2, 3, 4, All-State High School Track Team, Na- tional Honor Society 4. lPage Thirty-sixl SENIORS IEWELI. nays All my days are tranquxl H R Secy 4 Glee Club 4 H1Y l Basketball Reserves 2 3 Foot ball 3 Track 2 4 County Fatr 4 IUNIOR RICH And nobody had seen htm show A prele ence for elther sex R es C 3 4 County Fa ROBERT RICHARDSON an thmg IS wanttng I am herel Wa' B 2 3 Gee Club 4 Mtxed Chorus 4 IUANITA RILEY The blessmg ol her qutet hte Fell on us ltke the dew Gtr Reserves 3 4 Spamsh Club 3 4 Bentontan Sta 4 ARDELL RITTER For three great orchestras I hope My mtghty mustc shall be scored Orchestra l 2 G-lee Club 1 2 Latm Club 3 4 Bentoman Staff 4 A Cappella Chotr 4 Annual Staff 4 County Fatr 3 Nattonal Honor Soctety 4 DALE ROBERTS I am a qutet gentleman And I would stt and dream DICK ROBINSON And rt somettmes our conduct lsnt all your tancy patnts l 2 3 4 Glee Club 4 Lattn Club 2 3 4 Scxence Club 3 4 County trl 2 3 4 Iazz Orchestra 3 EDGAR ROOK He cut and cottted and shaved so well That all the world was at h1s feet IOE ROSENAUER A comrade nelther glum nor merry B Club 3 Vlce Pres 4 Bentonlan Staff 4 Football 3 4 AllCxty Track 2 3 4 Varstty 3 LAFERN SANDUSKY Heres to you and to you' To the heart that IS truel C11Z9l'1Sh1p B 1 St dent Counctl 2 P L S 2 3 4 Pep Club 4 Spamsh Cub 3 Vtce Pres 4 G A 4 Gtrl Rese s Archery Club 4 County Farr l RALPH SANGER Naught he cares tor wars and naught For the tlerce dtsease of thought MILDRED SCHABER Gtve pearls away and rubtes But keep you Ia t County Farr l 2 T ncy ree l'Puge Thxrty sevenl H.,Pr.2,4gR.O.II'..,g 'nt V It ' ' , . - C. . H, S, 1, , 1 I : . ' '1 2. , 1 ' , 1 ' if , n ' . ,f' ff! . 1 I 1 .1 f tv' Citizenshlp B lg H. R, AReporter 35 Band. l, 2, 3, 4g Orguestra ' Fla ,V .5 I ,4.l 'I I' l 4: , V. 1 - 'V z. 4- I I I Y ,t. . .. ,, I u . I I V'. I I I J f ' ' l , I - .- 3 . . A. I, 5 TVB I, 47 lPcxge Thirty eightl SENIORS MARGUERITE SCHWARZ She doeth little kindnesses, Which most leave undone or despise. Girl Reserves l, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 2, 3, 4. LORRAINE SEBBY Never one so beautiful, so kind, so fair. H. R. Rep. 2, Glee Club 2, 3, Girl Reserves 3, 4, Spanish Club 3, Pres. 4, Bentonian Editor-in-Chief 4, Pep Club 4. MARY SIEGNER All her heart was in her work. Pickett H, S. 1, 2, 3. MINNIE GERTRUDE SKEEN And equal Care she could bestow On problems simple or complex, Student Council Rep. 4, H R Rep. 2, 3, Girl Reserves l, 2, 3, 4, Annual Staff 4, County Fair l. GABRIEL SKITEK Glad to get rid ot all This worry and flurry. Bentonian Staff 4, Stage and Lighting Club 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 2, Science Club 2, R, O. T, C, 3, 4, lst Sgt. 3, 2nd Lteut. 4, Rifle Team 2, 3, 4, City Match 3, 4: High Point Man 3, 7th Corps Area Match 4, National Honor Society 4 DONALD SMITH Whistling careless and gay- H. R. Pres. l, 2, Student Council l, 2, Hi-Y l, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 4, Vice-Pres. 3, Science Club 1, 2, Stage and Lighting Club l, 2, Bas- ketball 2, 3, Track 3. DUANE STEVENS Life and all its good 1 cravef Dance by night, or feast by day. B Club 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Football Reserves 2, 3, Varsity 4, Basketball Reserves 2, 3, Varsity 4, Track 2, County Fair 2, 3, 4, Stony Gulch Variety Show 3, 'Little Red School House 4. AURETTA SPILLMAN She's my delight and all men's wonder H. R. Secy. 1, H R. Rep. 2, Citizenship B l, Art Club 3. MARY STOCKBAUER As one who held herself apart, County Fair ll LUCILLE SUMPTER Pep is an important part ot the modern spirit. Citizenship B l, H. R. Rep. 3, P. L. S. 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, G, A. A. 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 4, Girl Reserves l, 2, 3, 4, State M , County Fair 4, The Ring and the Look 4, GLENN SUTTON We are the dreamers ot dreams City Winner Boy Scout Poster Contest 2, Citizenship E 1' H. R Rep, 2, Band and Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Science Club 4, R. O, T. C. 3 County Fair 2, 3, 4, -lazz Orchestra 2, 3, 4 BILLY SWOPE Bear witness once, my comrades, What a hard-bit gang were we H R Vice-Pres. 1, Rep 2, Secy 3, Repr. l, H1-Y 3, 4, Latin Club l SENIORS ALENE THOMPSON My heart lS llke a smgxng b1rd De Kalb H1gh Sc 1 3 H R Secy 4 Club 4 LOU ELLEN THOMPSON Some shadows some sunshme Some tnumphs some tears Glrl Reserves 4 Lotm Club 4 County Fcnr 4 EVA TROT'I'ER A VOICE so thrrllmg ne er was heard In spr1ngt1me from the cuckoo b1rd 11zensh1p B l serves 4 Glee Club l 2 County F 1r l 4 So Th1s ls London 4 Ncrttonal Honor Soc1ety 4 LLOYD THOMPSON Hrs acts are modest and hls words d1screet EVELYN TINDLE Her l1ps were a rose and the rose was br1ght red ecy 2 Treas 2 Rep 2 Rep 4 Pep Club 3 4 Coronahon TED TURBAK God be thankedl whate er comes after l have l1ved and to1led wmth men H R V1ce Pres 1 Rep l Pres 2 Annual Stall 4 Bentoman Staff 4 LEWIS TURNER A llammg star on the athlet1c zemth Pres Sophomore Class Pres lunlor Class Pres Senlor Class Stu dent Counctl 1 2 3 4 H1Y l Z Annual Stall 4 Football Reserves l 2 3 Basketball Reserves 7 3 Vars1ty 3 4 Coronatlon 2 Nattonal Honor SOC1elY 4 MARGARET VANCLEAVE Wllh her moods ot merry sunshzne C1t1zensh1p B l Student Counc1l 2 Glee Club 3 4 M1xed Chorus 2 A CaDoe'la Chow 4 Glrl Reserves 1 2 3 4 Art Clubl 2 Annual BEVERLY VANDERSLOOT Always sm1l1ng she couldnt be sad Nat1onal Honor Soclety 3 Pres 4 Student Counc1ll 2 3 4 G A A 2 3 4 P 2 3 4 Archery Club 4Homemak1ngClub 4 Annual Staff gp 3 4 Glee Club 4 G1rl Reserves l The Rmg and the Look 4 Sweet Tooth 3 County Fa1r 3 4 So Th1s Is London 4 ARLENE VAUGHN Thou hast language for all thoughts and feelxngs DELORIS WATSON And seemed 1n work as well as play To take the same dellght llzenshlp B l G A 2 3 4 G1rl Reserv KENNETH WHIPPLE We were young we were merry We Were Very Very WlSe Student Counc1l 2 H R V1ce Pres 2 4 Bentoman Staff 4 Stage and L1ght1ng Club l H1V 1 R lPuge Thxrty mnefl - 11001 ,2, , . . . gG1ee' . l C't' ' p Gtrl Re z 1 3. 4: a , p ' 1 - H. R. s . , . , . ', . , , , ' ' 4. Staff 4, trier! only 4, o. A A. lg cO1mly'P51r 51, 3, 4. ' F 1, 4, Pres. 2, 3, Latin Club 2,4 4f Pres. 3, P. L. s. ' ,' ,' ,l ' Club l Cf' ' , , , A, 1, , , , A' es 2, 3, 4. 7 l '-V. lg . T., 23. F lPqge Fortyl SENIORS IUANITA WHITE She works with a will that is bound to succeed. SHIRLEY IUNE WILLIAMS Fortunate are those who know her. P. L. S. 2, 3, Secy. 4, Girl Reserves 2, 3, Secy. 4, Latin Club 2, 3, 4, G. A. A. 1, 2g Pep Club 3, 4. DON WILSON The crowds applaud his dazzling art. H, R. Pres. 3, Rep. 2, Student Council 3, Hi-Y lp Bentonian Staff 4, Band l, 2, 3, 4g Orchestra 1, 2, 4, Drum Maior 3, 4, Iazz Orchestra 4. ERNEST WOLFE A man of science is a man of sense. Citizenship B lg H. H. Reporter 4, Science Club 2, Pres. 3, 45 Stage and Lighting Club 2, 3, 4, Bentonian Staff 4, R. O. T. C. 2, Corporal g, Lieutinant 4, K. C. Platoon Drill 3, Coronation 4, National Honor ociety . LEE WOODWORTH Truly an ambitious lad was he. Citizenship B lg H. rt. Hep. 2, Secy. ly Orchestra lg Band lg Ben- tonian Staff 4, Football 3, County Fair 2. IEWELL YORK When thou art present, l see none but thee. Citizenship B 1, R. O. T, C. 2, 3, 4: County Fair 1, 2, 4. FLOTELLA L. WYCKOFF Not a graduate. FRANCES YOUNG She holds her little thoughts in sight Though gay they run and leap. Central 2, 3, Girl Reserves 4. IOE YURKEWTTZ Let cowards and laggards fall backl H. R. Repr. l, Pres. 2, Vice-Pres. 4, rli-Y l, 2, 3, 41 Orchestra l, 2: Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity 4, Track 1, 2, 3, RAYMOND FIDDLER My days have crackled and gone up in smoke. Graduates whose photographs do not appear in these pages :xre- LORRAINE AMOS SARA BARTON DORIS BEAVER IOHN DAWSON lSummerJ IUNE GRAVES DOROTHY HOFFMAN LESTER WILLIS 1 O I ,. I n v SO THIS IS LONDON SENIOR PLAY CAST Back-Iames Pickerel, ludson Phipps, Legrand Boldman, Dick Dew, Iaclc Claassen. Front-Beverly Vandersloot, Beulah Powell, Iohn Dawson, Pauline Ragsdale, Eva Trotter. Harold Martinfnot in picture. .1 ,X W L . t. I e' All XDLJU N NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Back-Genevieve Fleshman, Ardell Ritter, Barbara Carson, Georgia Hull- man, Owen McBee, lack Claassen, Beulah Powell, Beverly Vandersloot, Dorothy Littlefield. Second-Betty Lou Rivers, Lorraine Purdy, Eva Trotter, Loretta Edwards Waunitha Myrick, Iuanita Pace, Margie Beaty, Emmaleen Fisher, Wil- ma l-lale, Ruby Faye Allen. Front-Marjorie Habluetzel, Lewis Turner, Floyd Reno, Gabriel Skitek, Miss Lomax, Vaughan Linriell, lack Habluetzel, Dick Dew, Charlotte Talbott. Ernest Wolfe-not in picture. 1 IPage Forty-onel IUNIORS I MISS LOMAX. sponsor ROLAND ALBRIGHT MARGUERITE ANNIGIAN ROSEMARY BALLY MR. SPRINGER, sponsor FRANCIS BARTONEK MARGIE BEATY MARIAN BEDFORD ERALDINE BINGAMAN G NORMA BLAKELY jyff X 7 AUL BOSWELL DORA MAE BOYD GLENN BROWN KENNETH BROWN DALE BUIS RITA BURKE CECIL BURNETT PAUL BUTCHER LEONA COOK VIRGINIA COOK ,Q 1- I 'Lk' .F EATRICE COOPER TEMPLE CORNELIUS J' ,FAUL cnmc FRANCES CROSS A X H, R ANN DACHYSHYN DAVID DANLIKER IOHN DAWSON KENNETH DEAN SAMMY DE VALL FRANCIS DREIER lPcxge Forty-iwol VIRGINIA DURKIN MARGARET EDWARDS MAXINE EDWARDS NOEL ELLIOTT IOE EVANS VIRGINIA FIELD RUTH FRY KENNETH GASPER IOHN GEIL ERWIN GERHARTER EUGENIA GIBBINS ROSE GODLESKI ROBERT GRAY RUTH GRAY MARGERY HABLUETZEL RUTH HARBISON C. M. HARMAN BOBBY HATTON DIXIE IEAN HAWKEN DOROTHY HAYNIE MARA LEE HAYNIE WESLEY HAZELWOOD NEE ANN HEINZ VELMA LEE HEMPY EUGENE HENSON BETTY HOLLINGSWORTH HERBERT HOLLOWAY RUTH HORN GEORGIA HUFFMAN LUCILLE IDAIL IUNIORS V I - fPage Forty-threel Lf ,F H 1 SX X I P Ns Q BIS RQ IUNIORS 1 Y P N ll X XX N X N X J N N S lPage Foriy-lourl DONALD IAMES EUGENE IEWETT WAYNE IOHNSON NELLIE IONES FRANCES KALAHURKA MIKE KALAHURKA THEO KIMBER LILLIAN KIRK IEAN KIRSCHNER IUNE KIRSCHNER gif, ' . - I f 1 GLADYS KLIMEK MATTIE KLINE KATIE KOLEGA IAMES KOMIS MERLE LAMAR WILLIAM LANDERS AUSTIN LEIGHTY VAUGHAN LINNELL DOROTHY LITTLEFIELD ROSE MARIE LOFTON CHARLES LOTT RUTH MCCOY WILBUR MEIER DELORES MOORE RUTH MYERS WAUNITHA MYRICK EVELYN NEAL RAYMOND NORTON LAWRENCE NOWACKI FRANK NURSKI IUNIORS BUD OLMSTED DELLA PASCHALL KATIE PLEKAN WILLIAM PRITCHARD THELMA RAINS HARRY REECE ELMER REED BETTY LOU RIVERS VIVIAN ROBERTSON SARKIS , SARKISIAN 1 1 i W N ENOCH SHEPHERD MARY SNYDER -1 MILDAED soDowsKY CATHERINE SOIJONYCZE - T. c. SPARKS 'A J xx ' Y .- X - Xq , Tx T WILBUR STRICKLAND xox-:N SWEARINGEN CHARLOTTE TALBOTT ELMA IEAN TAYLOR MADELINE TAYLOR ' ly ELEANOR THOMAS MARIORIE TIMBERLAKE BOB VANCE BILL VANHOOZER LUCILLE WALL HAZEL WEBB SHIRLEY WIDMAN FEURT WYRICK CATHERINE ZUPTICK ANGELA YERGANIAN 4 lPuge Forty-fivel ,Q 'A JR SOPHOMORES ri.. Q? A IPage Forty-sixl IUNIOR B Back4William Wheeler, Nord Albertson, Milton Thomsen, Iames Bullmaster, Ralph. Parker, lvan Harman. Fourth-Kenneth Donahoo, Tony Zembles, Charles Deatherage, Herbert lvey, Richard Iones, Leland Iohannes. Third-Billy Roach, Bob Lindensmith, Pete Herceg, Charles Bit- tick, Bert Hensley. Second4Wilbur Turner, Alex Carrillo, Mary Elizabeth Duran, Arlene Knight, Iimmy Roberts, Billy Adams. First-Florence Wood, Marie Hendra, Madge Stickler, Marjorie Barton, Corrine Byers, lane Epperson, Ethel Walker. SOPHOMORE A Back-Paul Bish, Kenneth Correll, Richard Brown, lames Babb, Marcus Caton, lack Carson. A Fourth4Kathryn Brown, Maxine Cunningham, Gladys Davis, Elsa Ferne Davison, Elma Fannon, Virginia Abbott, Helen Boswell. ThirdAZartis Erganian, Virginia Caton, Mary Elliott, Frances Ger- man, Virginia Brockett, Betty Lou Coughlin, lean Boyd, Second-Maxine Fehrrnan, Bobby Crockett, Lloyd Boy, Bob Bow- ers, Roy Black, Mildred Ferrell. g g Firstflacqueline Farley, Georgia Barton, Maxine Dillon, Mavis Clarppitt, Betty Battle, Marjorie Benton, Pearl Blanchard. Back-Milton Hutchings, Robert Hines, Everett Griffin, Iohn Karrle, Lawrence Kobett, Billy Gentry, Harold Lay. Fourth-Charles lenkins, Ioe Haynes, Kenneth Kimmel, Iohn Hig- gins, Raymond Gilley, Farold lordan. Third-Frances Kazan, Evangeline Hancock, Frank Leininger, Iune Krumme, Beverly Ann Hurst, Dorothy Holding. Second-Byron Kernes, Donald Lanning, Howard Herren, Iohn ladynski, Eugene Ienkins, Eleanor Heaston. xFirst-Betty Grorn, Lorraine Haynes, lnez Hulet, Doris Hunter, Marguerite johnson, Mary Elizabeth loyce, Rosemary Heckel. Back-Hugh Martin, Earl Legg, Henry Nott, Wayne Misenhelter, Marvin Marqui, William McGlothlin, I. O. Megown. Fourth-Kenneth Pendergras, Robert Miller, Charles Martin, Michael Modis, Ralph Norris, Verl Pendleton. ThirdABeverly Ann Bailey, Elaine Malotte, Melba Lee Ringer, Glenn McGuire, Norma Richards, Lorraine Riley. Second-Esther Rapp, Betty Lyon, Mary Monahan, Flossie Nott, Kathryn Petro, Bernice Maleta, Virginia McCulley, First-Bett Cl de McMurr , LaVerne Pace, Frances Richey, Max- Y Y Y ine Riddle, Virginia Martin, Evelyn Price, Lucille Robbins. SOPHOMORES SOPHOMOHE A Back-Walter Marek, Warn Vaughn, Everett Stroud, Bruce Rob- erts, Ed Pasek, Raymond Stout, David Shreve. fourth-Theodore Wrrght, Margie Watson, Irma Wlgginton, Paulrne Schwarz, lane Robinson, Ellouise Woolliever, Mary Lourse Rosenauer, Helen Zembles. Third-Charles Wolfley, Henry Schrrmer, Vernon Stanford, Iames Wray, Edward Swedo, Max Sandusky, Krrby Wilford, Second-lohn Zawodny, Geraldme Shrpman, Ruby Seevers, Betty Townsend, Martha Tompkms, Eulah Wrlkmson, Gertrude Web- ster. First-Lucinda Walker, Lorene Wheeler, Betty Lee Young, Rose Marie Snow, Leora Taylor, Betty Wilkins, Dorothea Steele. SOPHOMORE B Back Eugene Hawkrns Howard Lawhon Harold Munroe Sal vadore Cardona Lours Beamon Carlyle Atktns Charles Mears Fourth Ray Benner Ray Hoffman Bxlly McCown Bobby Galla gher Wxllram Morse Don Huddleston Thrrd Arthur Drrer Wrllram Myers Clyde Key Second Dorothy Iohnson Frances Hoskms Darlme Gasper Iose phme Myers Maxrne Burnett Connre menlen Frrst Ruth Dale Cole Betty Bedford Rosemary Bloom Ruth Luke Maxme Henman Dorothy BOL1Ql1Bl' 4 fluff' 49 ...nv v 5. .5 si Back Owen Steele Louts Wyckoff Ralph Whrftxngton Carl Town send Earl Trammell Orvrlle Van Meter Thtrd Iames Roberts Wrllram Perks Ronald Whrttrngton Wrlltam Raumaker Clayton Prrce Second Fred Sumpter Iuamta Wolfe Mary Prckerel Maxrne Seek Vcncll Palmes Sammy Swope Frrst Imogene Watterson Fay aggoner Rhoda Thornton Ll han Sharp lean Powers D othy Sprrnger 'Sw 'w 'SJ N.. 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L J Q ' K , -' W . 9 ' X . ta X N -ye .,-,.4,W.e lf t v 40 I i J - Miss LORETTA EDWARDS ' A Another happy personality who adds grace to the dignity ol her 6 11 I' it M il high position Loretta, like her predecessors who have queened it ov r thqA1'Army, has had her subjects at her feet all year. Her 'manner is so genuinely friendly, her thoughts and their expres- sion so kind, ls it any wonder she's a sweetheart if there ever ' 1' was one ? tt ., ,4. -. 1 'hi f fx J 5 'x J s ' g vo V, 4 4. ' ' N L f 4,4 9 'es 1 .3 V, 1 -' A N l 'K -Q X S ' X 1. r J 5 ,K W s A x 1 4,5 y fr 4' 3' 1 gf -1' 6 ' 1 1 ' x., V I . 4 . F t ' I ,. Q . 1. I 4 l . 4 X IX w- 'u . . , , i 4 'J 1 'O 4 3-Je i, wg. ' , S 0 ' Air R. o. T. c. cm' HIGH MAliKSMEN ' ln order ol success-Paul Craig, Bill Morgan, Gabriel Skitek, Earl Mathews, Iames Wray, Bill Zagrodsky. R. O. T. C. RIFLE TEAM Back-Theodore Zebelean, Charles Martin, Richard Brown, Bill Zagrodsky, Wesley Hazelwood, Bob Hatton, Iames Wray. Front-Earl Mathews, Richard Mumford, Bill Morgan, Owen Mc- Bee, Gabriel Skitek, Charles Daugherty, Paul Craig. ,-,gnvf-1.-6-xJ'viLi1T! X I te fe fe we ft sys, ,55...- xvms 1, 4 L - 4 'QM' ' I. g ' ivy Ciba 'K A 1 MQ vu ujx-L' .xx-Nxvkuukb A K UM ka' Qt. by :M 1 xl tvvnf K4 hx . ,,'- .f 'N lPage Forty exghtl Q 4 J i I 1 I . ,isa A W ' . ' 7' Vi A -L wg, ' -', u 1. ' ' it i ' R. O. T. C. SPONSOR MAIOR, OFFICERS BaCkYGabrxel Skitelc, First Lieutenant, Bill Morgan, Second Lv 11- tenantg Iewell York, Second Lieutenant, Charles Dougherty, Second Lieutenant. Front-Richard Mumlord, First Lieutenant, Owen Mc:Bee, Lieuten- ant-Colonel, Miss Loretta Edwards, Sponsor-Mayor, Iunior Hos- kins, Caotarnp Dick Dew, First Lieutenant R. O. T. C. 1ST PLATOON Back-Boland Albright, Ralph Parker, Everett Strautmann, Richard Brown, Eugene Iewett, Sammy Devall, Feurt Wyrick, Earl Mathews. Second-Iunior Brch, lames Bullmaster, Evert Griffin, William McC1lothlin, Warn Vaughn, David Shreve, Forrest Edkins, Front-Iunior Hoskins, Captain, C M. Harman, Bruce Hoberts, Nord Albertson, William 'Wheeler, Tony Zembles, Eugene Nor- rrs, Herbert Holloway, Gabriel Skitek, lst Lieutenant. R. O. T. C. 2N'D PLATOON Back-Paul Craig, Henry Nott, Max Sandusky, Charles Martin, Wilbur Turner, Orveil King, Milton Hutchings, Lawrence Ko- bett, Paul Springer. Second-Bob Vance, Paul Butcher, Marvin Marqui, Raymond Stout, Bob Gray, Mike Modis, Iohn Swearingen, Leland lo- hannes, Kenneth Dean Front-Bill Morgan, End Lieutenant, Bobby Hatton, Wayne Iohn- son, Kenneth Gasper, lack Carson, Wesley Hazelwood, Ioe Haynes, Verl Pendleton, Charles Daugherty, 2nd Lieutenant R. O. T. C. 3rd PLATOON -. BackfKenneth Brown, Kenneth Kirrtmell, t-toss Koons, Wathebuk York, Eugene Henson, loseph Lawnick, lames Wray, William Landers, Iohn Dawson Second-Bill Zagrodsky, Hugh Martin, Kirby Wilford, Farold lor- dan, timmy Roberts Raymond Gilley, Bobby Crockett, Theo- dore Zebelean. Fronte-Richard Dew, lst Lieutenant, Bert Hensley, Bob Bowers, Lloyd Boy, Theodore Wright, Kenneth Pendergras, Iohn Zawodny, Eugene lenkins, Iewell York, 2nd Lieutenant, Rich- ard Mumford, lst Lieutenant tm.-.-..-4.,..- ,. ,...,--,,,,,,, 7 pw 'lf'- t ff 1 'I V' 0 'rr lPqge Forty-ninel lPage Fiftyl ANNUAL STAFF .Back-teddy Turbak, Lewis Turner, Gabriel Skitek, Elmer Barton Richard Dew, Iames Piclcerel. Third-Minnie Skeen, Barbara Carson, Beulah Powell, Ardell Ril- ter, Ruth Ann Rernellus, Lorraine Purdy Secondvluanita Pace, Betty Lou Rivers, Lllouise Woolliever, Em male-en trsner, Wilma Hale, Maxine Griffin Fronte Marybelle Lee, Margaret Van Cleave, Beverly Vandersloot Dorothv Littlefield, Genevleve Fleshman, Ruby Faye Allen BENTONIAN STAFF Backfludson Phipps, Gabriel Skitek, loe Rosenauer, loe Iones, Lee Woodwortn, Ernest Wolte. Fourthe-Dorothy Wood, luanita Riley, AuDear1e Cottrill, Wilma Hale, Louise Iennings, Hotella Wyckott. Third4,Dorothea Breadon, Betty Frakes, Ardell Ritter, Dorothy Phillips, Lorraine Sebby, Georgia Montgomery. SecondfDon Wilson, Richard Dew, Teddy Turbak, Kenneth Whipple, Ross Koons. T Front-lrances lnscho, luanita Pace, Ruby Faye Allen, Loretta Edwards, Dorothy Garrett, Maxine Griffin, Marybelle Lee. . gf ,T 1 , 4 A V xfsukx 'jx 5, t 1. ll ' 2 , ffz ,, 'I ,J y STUDENT COUNCIL .Q i ' FIRST SEMESTEH Back---Marcus Caton, Noel Ellrott, Bud Olmsted, Vaughan Linnell, Milton Thomsen, lack Claassen, Lewis Turner. Th1rdeLaverne Pace, Fern Cramer, Margie Beaty, Bob Bowers, Paul Sprrnger, Marguerite Annigian, Dorothy Holding, Eleanor Heaston, Second-Minme Skeen, Ruth Gray, Dorothy Garrett, Beverly Van- dersloot, Norma Blakely, Dorothy Littlefield, Ruby Faye Allen. Front-Katie Kolega, lane Robinson, Floyd Reno, George Otten, luanita Pace, Margery Habluetzel, Charlotte Talbott. STUDENT COUNCIL SECOND srzmzsrsn Back-Lewis Turner, Bob Vance, William Wheeler, Vaughan Lin- nell, Milton Thomsen, Noel Elliott, lack Habluetzel. Third-Duane Turnbull, Bobby Crockett, Owen McBee, lack Claas- sen, Nellie lones, Melba Lee Ringer, Alleen Bootman, Con- stance Keinlen. Second-Frances Kozan, Dorothy Garrett, Beverly Vandersloot, Dorothy Springer, Charlotte Talbott, Betty Lou Rivers, Temple Cornelius, Sammy Swope. V Front-Ruby Faye Allen, Helen Zembles, Bud Olmsted, Floyd Reno, George Otten, luanita Pace, Katie Kolega, Margie Beaty. ART CLUB Back-Rose Marie Snow, Betty Lee Young, Ruth Ann Remelius, Dorothea Breadon, Margaret Edwards, Gladys Davis, Betty Lee Baublits, Geraldine Bingaman. Fourth-Maxine Fehrman, Flotella Wyckoff, Frances German, Char- lotte Talbott, Betty Brazzell, Evangeline Hancock, Rose Marie Lotto Third-Bzgty Townsend, Betty McMurry, Laverne Pace, Iune Kirschner, Nell Hodgden, Nadine Eaton, Pearl Blanchard. Second-Ruth Myers, Nadine Herrington, Virginia McCulley, Miss Sellers, sponsor, Thelma Bootman, Marjorie Barton, Marybelle L . Frontfilngela Yerganian, Marguerite Armigian, Betty Lou Rivers, Ellouise Woolliever, Wilma Hale, Temple Cornelius, Emma- leen Fisher. - Y A 3 1 ,f if LLP: fi I gl K! A ,- N H i LATIN CLUB Back-Beverly Vandersloot, Kenneth Brown, Lloyd Boy, Marguer- ite Schwarz, Dick Robinson, Charlotte Talbott, Marietta Dal- lam, Ardell Ritter. Fourth-Iewell Boy, lane Robinson, Melba Lee Ringer, Iacqueline Farley, Mary Norris, Iune Krumme, Mary Louise Rosenauer, Shirley Williams Third-Lou Ellen Thompson, Marybelle Lee, Mildred Butcher, Marilla Barber, Barbara Carson, Margie Beaty, Verna Mae Wenda, Dorothy Hoffman. Second-Eleanor Thomas, Marjorie Timberlake, Mary Elizabeth Ioyce, Iune Kirschner, Marguerite Annigian, Angela Yer- ganian. Front-Georgia Barton, Evangeline Hancock, Pearl Blanchard, Miss Lomax, sponsor, Virginia Field, Nee Ann Heinz, Georgia Huffman, Leona Cook. POLYHYMNIA LITERARY SOCIETY Back-Dorothy Haynie, Mary Snyder, Beverly Vandersloot, Marietta Dallam, Iune Cole, Evangeline Hancock, Gladys Davis, La Fern Sandusky, Charlotte Talbott, Mary Louise Rosenauer. Fourth-Waunitha Myrick, Iuanita Pace, Wilma Hale, Temple Cor- nelius, Frances Inscho, Averil Conger, Rose Marie Snow Lor- raine Riley, Georgia Huffman. . 'WL - ThirdvMarguerite Annigian, Marjorie Bartonfygety W Rivers, Madge Stickler, Barbara Carson, Mavis Clampitt, ry Eliza- beth Ioyce, Lucille Sumpter, Dorothy Littlefield. Second-Frances Kozan, Genevieve Fleshman, Betty Hollings- worth, Leona Cook, Beverly Ann Hurst, Fern Cramer, Evelyn Neal, Marlorie Timberlake. Front-Pearl Blanchard, Lorraine Purdy, Shirley Williams, Ruby Faye Allen, Miss Elliott, sponsor, Margie Beaty, Virginia Field, Catherine Zuptick, Dorothy Hoffman, Not in pictureelflleanor Thomas SENIOR HIGH SHOP SCENE IPage Fifty-onel fr' SACAIAWEA ARCHERY CLUB Back--Batty Lou Coughlin, Lucille Sumpter, Beverly Vandersloot, Vlfesley Hazelwood, Charles Martin, Marvin Marqui, Maxine Edwards, Dorothy Haynie, Cordella Kaska Second--Lucille Annigian, Betty Gilkerson, Rosemary Bloom, Imo- gene Watterson, Lottie Luse, Pauline Ragsdale, Ruby Stafford, Sophia Martin, Laveta King, Front-Virginia Lee Alexander, Dorothy Springer, Katherine lack- son, Kenneth Pendergras, Ethel Cox, Eugenia Gibbons, Rose- mary Heckel y' ffl GIRLS' PEP CLUB Back-Shirley Williams, La Fern Sandusky, Beulah Powell, Betty Frakes, Beverly Vandersloot, Lorraine Sebby, Rose Poteet, Marietta Dallam, lune Cole Fourth--Dixie lean Hawken, Margaret Van Cleave, Pauline Rags- dale, Mary Frances Chapman, Maxine Edwards, Dorothy Gar- rett, Eugenio Gibbons, Margie Beaty, Virginia Durkin. Third-Katie Kolega, Iuanita Pace, Fern Cramer, Thelma Rains, IS!hirley Widman, Alleen Bootman, Temple Cornelius, Nee Ann einz. Second-Rosemary Heclcel, Virginia Field, Esther Rapp, Lucille Sumpter, Genevieve Fleshman, Vivian Robertson, Laverne Pace, Angela Motyka. Front-Helen Zembles, Barbara Carson, Lorraine Purdy, Ruby Faye Allen, Loretta Edwards, Waunitha Myrick, Kathryn Petro. V .lf 1 nl, ar ,r t, lf ' xx nay B CLUB Back-Paul Craig, Floyd Reno, Bud Olmsted, Ioe Rosenauer, Xauighan Linnell, Elmer Barton, Iunior Hoskins, Enoch Shep- GT Fourth-lack Claassen, Wilford Morgan, lack Brinton, Duane Stevens, Donald lames, Charles Daugherty. Third-Timmy Pickerel, Wilbur Meier, Earl Mathews, Bill Barton, Charles Smallwood, William Perks Second-Owen McBee, Henry Morgan, Paul Boswell, George Otten, Milton Thomsen, Iud Phipps, Billy Gentry. Fronteioe Yurlcewitz, Lewis Turner, Mr. Springer, sponsor, Mr. Lee, sponsor, Ioe Evans, George Malecki. G. A. A. Back-Frances lnscho, Mary Alice Miliavac, Cordella Kaska, Max- ine Ri le, Iacqueline Farley, Marjorie Watson, Rosemary Bloo irginia Lee Alexander, Ethel Black. Fourth ogtella Wyckoff, Frances Shettlesworth, Margie Waggoner, F n amer, Ruby Stafford, La Fern Sandusky, Helen Boswell, tt attle, Mary Monahan. X Th d- raldine Shipman, Esther Rapp, Betty Lyon, Elizabeth , ' C n, Mildred Ferrell, Lena Goucan, Delores Moore, Verna lb e Wenda, Betty Lou Coughlin. Se ndfLaveta King, Elma lean Taylor, Dorothy Springer, Pauline v Ragsdale, lane Robinson, Juanita Pace, Eleanor Heaston, Flor- ence Wood. Front-Waunitha Myrick, Shirley Widman, Vivian Robertson, La- verne Pace, Miss Brown, sponsor, Katie Kolega, Dorothy Holding, Beverly Vandersloot, Marietta Dallam. HI-Y Back-Judson Phipps, Eugene Henson, James Komts, Paul Springer, T. C, Sparks, Raymond Fiddler, ThirdfCharles Smallwood, Bill Kemp, Donald Goben, Leland lo- hannes, Noel Elliott, Second-Billy Swope, Raymond Norton, Dale Buis, loe Yurkewitz. Froritl-Billy Roach, Mr Springer, sponsor, Mr, Lee, sponsor, Ralph GITIS. 1 I A 3 N 55 'I' GIRL RESERVES Back-Rose Marte Bally, Edna Black, Mary Frances Chapman, Vir- ginia Cook, Margaret Edwards, Dorothea Breaclon, Averil on er. Fourth-gMaxme Edwards, Thelma Bootman, Betty Baublits, Norma Ellis, Geraldine Bingaman, Betty Battle, Betty Erakes Third-Loretta Edwards, Temple Cornelius, Maxine Eehrman, Gladys Davis, Betty Lou Coughlin, Gladys Blakely, Virginia Durkin, r' ' Secondflvlariorie Barton Marguerite Annigiargn n Evelyn Neal, Betty Lou Rivers, Beatrice oop , s- well, Leona Cook. f Front-Margery Habluetzel, Dorothy Haynie, Lorraine Purdy, ouise Harris Shirley Williams, Barbara Carson, lune Cole, Marietta Dallam, f. Y Wwl GIRL RESERVES Back-Dixie lean Hawken, Dorothy Garrett, Marie Hendra, Lucille gzcilflil, Ruth Horn, Rose Poteet, Evangeline Hancock, Mary iott. Fourth-Dorothy Littlefield, Eugenia Gibbons, Louise lennings, Mattie Kline, Mary Norris, Inez Hulet, lune Krurnme, lean Kirschner. Third-Frances Kazan, Ruth Myers, Virginia Martin, Betty Hollings- worth, Bernice Maleta, lune Kirschner, Zartis Ergaman. Second-Virginia McCulley, Betty McMurry, Marybelle Lee, Doris Hunter, Ann Gomeck, Betty L on, Eleanor Heaston. Front-Wuamtha Myrick, Katie lgolega, Rosemary Heckel, Miss Lomax, sponsor, Frances Inscho, Iuanita Pace, Delores Moore, Nell Hodgden. 1 I GIRL RESERVES Back-Marjorie Timberlake, Eleanor Thomas, Minnie Skeen, Lor- raine Sebby, Mary Snyder, Catherine Solong: e, Ros Mfrrte Snow, Lorraine Riley. W f ' Fourth-Imogene Watterson, Madelyn Taylor, at erine upt , Iuanita Riley, Maraaret VanCleave, Lucille S Seever, Madge Stickler. ThirdiEsther Rapp, Mary Monahan, Betty Townsend, Beulah Powell, Melba Lee Ringer, lane Robinson, Flossie Nott, La Fern Sandusky. Second-Mildred Sodowsky, Vivian Robertson, Verna Mae Wenda, Angela Yerganian, Eva Trotter, Laverne Pace, Elma lean Tay- lor, Dorothea Steele, Front-Shirley Widrnan, Ellouise Woolliever, Marguerite Schwarz, Delorts Watson, Ruth Ann Rernelius, Lorene Wheeler, Lou Ellen Thompson, Mary Louise Roseriauer. l N Q . -h, , s. lPage Fifty threel if ALL-SCHOOL BAND Ann Bailey, Alice Ridaeway, Ross Heaston, lack , Glen Sutton, Billy Akers, lohn Karrle, Howard ernon Stanford, Earl Campbell, lack Carson n Seevers, Lawrence Waisblum, Billy Habluetzel, nda, Billv Gibson lvan Harman Robert Lindenfm th Bloom, Howard Herren, Kenneth Donahoo Sarkisian, Laverne Dillon, Kenneth Martin, Bill Hath- y Remelius, Annabelle Farrington, Leland lohannos, Lins, Dorothy Sprinaer, Bland Rockwell, Carl Nursski, vley, Erwin Gerharter, Wilson, Mator, ltmmie Stroud, Alma Ariniaian Rosh' s, Harvey Cook, Kenneth Dean, Rosemary Martin toms, Billy Adams, Ann Louise Martin, Bobby Cooper, easton, Norman McDowell, Mr. Lakin, director. Fry, Mary Loutse Moore, Zella Rains Rosemary Helen Hu-ze, Gerald Lana, Frank Leininaer Dirk Charles Martin, Albert Stomper, Martorie Benton UIWW BOYS' GLEE CLUB ndensrrulh, Paul Craig, tluqene Norris, Bud Olmsted, vens, Donald Iames, lack Brtnton, Reys, lack Claassen, Ralph Lee Parker, Elmer Barton, enson, Robert Richardson, Reece, Bob Gray, Cloud Hull, lames Pickerel, Bob Strickland, Dick Robinson, Iudson Phipps, Ross ss Heaston I GIRLS' GLEE. CLUB Vandersloot, Marietta Dallam, time Cole, Margaret Wava Fannon, Lucille ldail, Bernice Nigh, Norma Trances Chapman, Ruth Horn, Louise Harris, Kather- xmery, Rose- Marie Bally, Elma lean Ta lor. Moore, Nell Hodgden, Betty Ptnzon, Allleen Thomp- hy Littlefield, Madeline Taylor, Mildred Sodowsky. 'rotter, Waunitlia Myrick, Vivian Robertson, Lucille vtargaret Van Cleave, Loretta Edwards, Rosemary ones, Dixie lean Hawken, Dorothy Garrett, Maxine Jauline Ragsdale, Ann Dachyshyn, Dorothy Haynie. ALL-SCHOOL ORCHESTRA Donahoo, Ross Heaston, Glen Sutton, lack Habluet- emelius, Bill Hathaway, Kenneth Martin, Rockwell, Maryorie Benton, Evelyn Fry, Kenneth nry Wenda Beverly Bailey, Billy Habluetzel, Carl in Louise Martin Iauman, Ruth McCroy, Esther Mae 'Vhitesell, Sarkis Don Wilson, Dick Robinson, Rosemary Martin Gerharter, Beverly Ta lor, Arthur Parnharn, Ruth 1k Leininger, Elberta Schneider, Eleanor Heaston, se Moore, Billy Hallowell, Lee Ringer, Wilma Pool, Imogene Watterson, Norma hy, Norma Lee Hyde, Dorothy Holdmg, Charlotte r Lakin, director. IPage Fifty-fourl STAGE AND LIGHTING CLUB William Landers, Legrand Boldman, Gabriel Skiiek, Leroy Pate, Edward Ziph, Ernest Wolfe, Fred Baldock. SPANISH CLUB Back-Mary Elizabeth Duran, La Fern Sandusky, Louise Harris, Lorraine Sebby, luaniia Riley. Front-Frances lnscho, Marybelle Lee, Miss Finley, sponsor, Cath- erine Zuptich, lune Kirscliner LA CASITA CLUB BackfBeverly Vandersloai, Flassie Noii, Befiy Townsend, lane Robinson, Melba Lee Ringer. Third-Frances Kazan, Elaine Maloiie, Miss Shamberger, sponsor, Lillian Kirk, Lorraine Riley. Second-Laverne Pace, Bernice Maleia, Thelma Rains Connie Kien- len, Angela Yerganian. From-Marguerite Annigian, Elloise Woolliever, Beatrice Cooper, Beiiy Lou Rivers, Evelvn Neal. r 'r1+Vi SCIENCE CLUB BackfI euri Wyriclc, Edward Ziph, Ernest Wolfe, Second-Tohn Swearingen, Legrand Boldman, Leroy Pate, Iohn Gamble Front-Fred Baldock, Billy White, William Landers, Dick Robinson, Edward Austin. 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A , W W I , dk 0' Ku f 1--' ' .- '2 5 x c ww My W J 'H N , N r X . ' ' 1 A ' l 4 'D 1 4, .1 4 1 D I I 4 p I Q . o . f 1 ' , M r x I u H ' 4 , If 1 Q F I I Q ' 1 1 SENIOR TRACK 1937 Front-Bob Burnett, Elmer Barton, Donald Paxson, Glen Lindensmith, George Often, john Buczek. E H Second-P. B. Springer, coach, Vaughan Linnell, Ed Pasek, Willard Walpole, Donald james, Carl Wilson, captain, Floyd Reno, Charles Martin, joe Rosenauer, Harry Lee, assistant coach. I A , Third-Marvin Willeman, co-captain, Ralph Davis, Iohn Snyder, Enoch Shepherd, Marcus Caton, Bob Hatton, Wilbur Meier, Bill Gentry, Eugene Terry, manager. TRACK AND FIELD-1937 ln the Leavenworth Triangular Meet, the Red and White track team opened the season by placing second to Argentine, whose men scored a total of 64 points to our 56. Leavenworth was third with an even 50. Don Paxson set a new record in the broad jump with a leap of 21 ft. l in. McBee captured the javelin event and Wilson the high jump. Reno and Wilson tied for first place in the pole vault. April 2. With Co-captain Wilson setting the pace, the Cards placed fifth at Columbia in the State Outdoor Meet in Class A competition. Only a part of the squad made the trip upstate. The Cardinal medley relay team placed fourth, April 3. Scoring in all but four events, the Redbirds placed second in the Trenton Invitational. Wilson's recordebreak- ing vault of ll ft. 6 in. was the only undisputed first for the Cards, but Co-captain Willeman tied with Fischer of St. joseph Central in the 440-yard dash for first place honors. April 9, ln the Tri-State Meet at Tarkio, the boys took the Class A Championship with 29 points, nosing out Lincoln High of Council Bluffs, Iowa, a close second with 25 poin's. The mile relay team-Barton, Willeman, Paxson, and Wilson-set a new mark C3 min. 42.3 sec.l. Other Benton firs's were Paxson in the broad jump, Wilson, the l20- yard high hurdles and the pole vault, Willeman in the 440-yard dash. April l0, For the second consecutive time the team finished first practically walking away with the William Iewell Meet at Liberty, Mo, By placing first in eight events and piling up additional points in nearly all contests, they scored a total of 56 points with Lafayette trailing 'way baclt with 29. Barton took both the 100-yard dash and the 220-yard dash setting a record in the latter t22.l sec.l. Wilson also established a new record in the pole vault with a vault of ll ft. 6 in. Turbak took the mile, Snyder, the 880-yard run, Willeman, the 440 and Rosenauer the shot put April 16. At Chillicothe in the C. B. C. Relays, Benton got no better than third with 16 points, trailing St. joseph Central and Universal City. Wilson again copped the pole vault and Willeman, Paxson, Barton placed in their respective events. April l7. lnvading the Maryville Invitational Meet the Cardinal tracksters placed second to St. loseph Central 58 to 39 points. Wilson added another record-breaking vault to his laurels and Snyder, Otten, and Turbak scored points in the 880, high jump, and mile. Willeman and Rosenauer came through with second places in the 440-yard dash and the shot put. April 23. Coach Springer cut the squad, taking only his stellar performers to the Outdoor State Meet at Columbia: Willeman, Paxson, Rosenauer, Reno, Wilson and Barton. Giving all they had was not enough, so they finished in sixth place. May 8. With nine records falling by the wayside-two by the Cardinals-Central won the annual City Meet held on our field. Of the total score, Central garnered 67, Benton followed with 57, and Lafayette trailed with 21. Carl Wilson, unbeaten this season in the pole vault, set a new city record fll ft. ll in.l. The Cardinal relay team- Barton, Otten, Paxson, and Willeman-broke the 880-yard relay time setting a new mark of l-rnin. 34.6 sec. Wil- son also won the hiah jump and Elmer Barton came through in the l0U-yard dash. May l5. Carl Wilson, easily the outstanding performer of the year, received the Zimmerman trophy. Elmer Barton was elected captain of the l938 track and field team. Coming lh1'OUC1h With a display of power the young Cardinals annexed the junior High School Track and Field Meet by scoring 86 points to Roosevelt's 84112. Price broke the shot put record C38 ft. 6V2 in.l. Other boys who per- formed well were Bish, Studer, Watt, Pasek, Gentry, Hurst, and Daugherty, May 8. IPage Fifty ninel 1937 FOOTBALL SOUAD Il :fre 4 A! Front-Reno, captain, Pasek, Meier, Claassen, Yurkewitz, H. Morgan, Otten, Malecki, Ia1y.e3,'Bosenauer. I I Second-Clgoach Springer, C. Nurski, manager, Stevens, Barton, Olmsted, Thomsen, Brinton, Phipps, Evans, Lindensmith, Shepherd L tt, 'ckere. ThirdiBosiNell, Komis, B. Miller, N. Lawhon, Gentry, Cowart, Harris, R. Iones, Norton, Carrillo, Iadynski, Battreall, W. Shepherd S arks, P. Miller, F. Nurski, Coach Lee. Fourtls-Strickland, Elliott, Barnaby, Swedo, Munroe, Ivey, Murphy, Beamori, Burnett, Cardona, Perks, Goben, Flowers. Sept. IB Sept. 25 Oct. 18 Oct, 23 Oct. 29 Nov. 5 Nov. ll Nov. I3 Nov. 19 1937 FOOTBALL SCORES Benton .,....... ...,... 3 l Excelsior Springs .... .. Benton .... ..l9 Lafayette .,.,.,,...,........ . Benton ....,.. 25 Christian Brothers ....... Benton ...,... 9 Central ..........,........,.... Benton ...,... 60 Cameron ..,. Benton ,...... 26 Trenton ......... Benton .... USU Lafayette . .. Benton .,... . 6 Leavenworth Benton .,....... .......... U Falls City .....,.. 226 FOOTBALL IN REVIEW The 1937 Cardinal eleven made gridiron history, establishing standards in every de- partment of the game that will be hard to surpass. But the most thrilling fact of the entire football classic was the winning of the City Championship, For the second time in the annals of St. loseph football, a team representing the Bed and White of Benton took the coveted title. In All-city Captain Floyd Reno, the team could have had no better leader either in character or in athletic ability. Pre-season information gave the Cards no better than a fair team but under Coach P. B. Springer's skillful supervision, the Redbirds swept through the first seven games unscored on, dropping only the last two battles of the year. Post-season statistics showed the Cardinals scored 226 points to opponents' 53, losi two and won seven of their schedule. In the season's opener at the Benton stadium a determined Redbird eleven defeated a heavier and favored Excelsior Springs team, 31-0. George Otten and Elmer Barton pro- vided the necessary scoring punch while Captain Reno and Iunior Hoskins stood out on the defensive. Sept. 18. Brinton's head-on plunges were too much for Lafayette and the boys handed them a 19-0 white-washing on the Shamrocks' field. With the Cards' passing attack clicking- Otten throwing and Stevens, Iames and Olmsted receiving-the outcome ot the game was never in doubt. This was not an official city league contest. Sept. 25. Sensational long runs by Otten and Brinton marked the first victory in the city league against Christian Brothers, 25-U. The first half of the game was played in ideal conditions but the teams finished in a pouring rain. Rosenauers playing at tackle and ludson Phipps' at guard were the bright spots in the Cardinal line. Oct. 18. Here There Here Neutral There Here Neutral There There lPage SixtyI 1937 FOOTBALL SQUAD FOOTBALL IN REVIEW By taking Central 9-0 the Cards continued on their way to the city title. A blocked kick by Floyd Reno behind the goal line netted Benton's first 2 points. A pass, Otten to Olmsted, late in the fourth quarter was good for fifteen yards and a touchdown. Otten's place kick split the uprights to end the scoring for the day. One of the largest crowds of the season witnessed Benton's victory over their traditional rivals. Oct. 23, Playing under lights for the first time this season the Redbirds romped over Cameron, 60 to 0, running up the largest score of the season. Brinton and Otten each scored three touchdowns while Evans, Meier, and Olmsted crossed the goal line once. Claassen and ltosenauer played a good defensive game on the line. Oct. 29. Outstanding player of the 26-U victory at Trenton was the elusive Wilbur Meier, junior halfback, who scored the first three touchdowns. lack Brinton continuing his slashing line bucks made nice gains and went over for the fourth touchdown. Coach Springer ran in the yearlings to finish the contest, playing them through the second half Nov 5 For the seventh consecutive time the opposition was held scoreless when at the City qtadiurn Lafayette was defeated 50 to U The win clinched the City Championship The Armistice Day crowd saw lack Brinton all city fulback again lead the Cards to victory Morgan played well from his quarterback position and Olmsted at end stood out both offensively and defensively Nov ll The strain of playing two games ir three days was too much even for a fighting Fenton team so at Leavenworth the Pioneers handed the Cards their first defeat in eight aames l2 to 6 Their drives halted within sight of the goal line the boys did not stop fighting giving all they had until the very last The Kansans made good the only two breaks of the game to score their touchdowns Nov 13 At Falls City hampered by cold and a snow covered field the Cards suffered a 40 to 0 setback The Redbirds could not compete against the heavier Nebraska eleven whose main attack was a razzle dazzle style of football Rosenauer Reno and Phipps linesmen played a star game while Brinton stood out in the backfield Nov 19 As a fitting climax of a stellar s ason the Cardinals placed five members on the mythical all city team Beside being picked as the all city center Floyd Reno was given additional honors by being elected to captain the first eleven lt was unanimously agreed by the coaches that Reno was easily the outstanding football player of the year Bud Olmsted was picked on the end position for his ability to snag passes and for his fine defensive work Iack Brinton and George Otten placed or their offensive tactics the former for his line sma hes and the latter for his passing and broken field running Ioe Rosenauers work at tackle was outstanding all through the season thus meriting him a position on the eleven Three Benton men secured berths on the second team Claassen at guard Hoskins at tackle and Morgan quarterback Phipps and Iarqes lmesmen and Meier and Barton backs were given honorable mention The Reserves under Coach Harry Lee taking the idea from the Varsity took the Re erve City Championship without a single defeat although tied twice Perks Pasek Bos well and Evans were e instays of the team in their drive 'Nt sv X X 3 vansrrh c LEAGUE C r' Benton 1 ooo Central Q MRESEIWE Cllll LEAGUE elf:-4 Tied entgn Cen al Lafcfyette C Bell Sf Y it ,war -My-, 2 1 2' K 5 . 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' 'f vi' V ' , Fourth-Clucfssen, Evcms, Hoskins, Lindensmith, Barton. ty, Jyyf -if ' 5 - Third-Pickerel, Morgan, Olmsted, Rosencxuer, Meier. K , , f' Second-Thomsen, Yurkewitz, Phipps, Stevens. , A'! 'C-4'f '6'7, FrQt-Icrznes, Mcmlecki, B 12,71 f gf, . -jf- , I-V 'Jfu r ef .M f vw , ff ef ' 1 ' x ' - ,- 1 . 0, f' fi an ICLIWQA .1 7, V ..ef'J f ' ff!! V J A V ' J fy fl - I 0 S l ,cee 1 f , , fn , fa ' A1 IPage Sixiy-iwol A77 , ' ,uh flf . ,- S ,. ' A f 4 , , I f 4 4 f .I s I I f 1' ' fa., ! I if 6 BASKETBALL LETTERMEN ,Lf -- 1, I , - 1 1 1 . 5 A - ,, f L 4 x I . ' J I ,,4L,zx,,-4 , ff . u V, 3. , ,4 , .,--u ,Z If.:-J .f, XJ J f,'!f. K K l . 'Av I , ' 4 , 'C 1-W 'A' , ' ,JL 1 41,21 ,4 Back-Manafr Carl Nurski, Captain George Otten Captain I- Y Floyd Reno, Manager Paul Springer. f54 f1Fourth-Lewis Turner, Bud Olmsted, Charles Smallwood. f Third-Bill Barton, Donald Goben. Second-Vaughan Linnell, Duane Stevens, Front-Ioe Evans, flf-wv,u ,vm A v fl, . f '-4 .fy as j - A v 1,1--.,,fs.f .J fx Y n f ' 1 -.fb '-L' f fl if '! KI1 Q . ' . I V , P - -W if-1 h E- all IPcxge Sixty-lhrael SENIOR HIGH BASKETBALL SQUAD l ass-. l Back-lohn Kolega, Donald Goben, Boland Albright, Charles Dedheraae, Milton Thomsen, Iames Babb, Norman Lloyd. third-Pete Hercefg, Bob Miller, Charles Lott, Fred Studer, William Perks. Second--Carl Nurski, manager, 'Richard Iones, Ioe Evans, Bill Barton, Charles Martin, Wilbur Meier, Paul Springer, manager. Front-Vauahan Linnell, Floyd Heno, co-captain, Bud Olmsted, George Otten, co-captain, Duane Stevens, Charles Smallwood Lewis Turner. .,., if.,,..4,3..' t f B 'TBALL 193.7-38 , - ' M I z g . U-. ,f t I f . ,ft hladfgjf Basketball interest reached a ne igh this season h Cardinals iN.,kjM pened the season with and continued to display a Winnin type of ball . B W7 playing and ended by adding the city basketball title to the football cham- A. ..l, LA.4vl-A7 ljvf pionship won last fall. Coach Springer surely developed the boys into a , ,U , Winning combination, lor the Bentonites won 19 games and lost only 3. 5 Fiywr,-r My By staging a fourth quarter rally Benton nosed out Kansas City West- port, 26 to 23, at Benton with George Otten supplying the winning spark putting in ll points. Duane Stevens and Vaughan Linnell ably assisted in ll V W' ffwpthe scoring. Dec. l7. lnvading C B. ll. S., the Cardinals handed the Golden Eagles a 40 to ll Q FMA' l3 setback, with Otten and Beno hitting 9 and 5 field goals respectively, ' Oveujd A Olmsted was the team's bulwark on the defense. Ian. 7. ' 4' , Holding Atchison to tour lield goals as Clmsted, Barton, and Otten f M uf poured in the points, the Redbirds won their third consecutive victory 30-l9. R - HE- f The lndians' ability to hit at the tree throw line kept them in the ball game. IANA C' Ian. 8. I , f -- - K A 1 .- 7 Uv 01, L11 1 A ge Sindy-iourl I ff - f' I , L, I fl L l l l.L W-f'i??'Kff.L,.fI 1..f1'- fl i my f, MA I . Iiy, Jffpa jf w .1 f' Ji-lv' ft-f:wH 1 jf ' ' ' , . f 1 U, ' Q, , , I ,X NAV' f' 1, . ,fl xf ' . ' X, J 2 f ,J 'J' gi, I ff!-I 'lf ' ,4 ,ji,'f15K5 E563-J?fEiZ'38'f if' -' ,T 1 -W 1. .. - -?, Jf ,y ,s ff' lj: 1 F, 7 X F V: Wjif .J :i!LI,.. Jjf. I rfff. -' In the Central ga e, Lewis Turner's cut-in shot from the center aisle in the second overtime period gave the Cardinals another win 14 to 12. The game was close and hard fought throughout. lan. 14. Kansas State School for the Deaf was next defeated 21 to ll. Bud Olm- sted took scoring honors with 3 goals and a charity toss before being ejected from the game on personals. Reno and Smallwood played a good consistent floor game. Ian. 15. By brilliant work, offensively and defensively, the Cardinals took the city league lead by defeating Lafayette 23 to ll. High scorer of the game was Reno, who with Barton was outstanding in floor work also. lan. 21. With each Hedbird scoring a field goal and Otten adding 3 free throws, Trenton was handed their only defeat of the regular season 15 to 14, on the Bulldog court. Linnell, Otten, Barton, Reno, and Olmsted formed a clicking combination that spelled victory for the Bentonites. Ian. 22. The Bed and Whites continued their march to the city title by again defeating C. B. H. S., this time on the home floor, 32 to 12. Otten, Barton, and Linnell were the teams mainstays. Often led the scoring with 15 points. Ian. 28. North Kansas City was turned back 29 to 16 with Otten again the high point man. Morgan, scrappy guard, and diminutive Turner played well both on the offense and defense. fan. 29. - Trenton duplicated Benton's trick as they handed the boys their first defeat of the season 17 to 13 before a large Home-coming Day crowd. The loss broke the Cardinal string of 9 consecutive victories. Otten, Reno, and Linnell continued their good work but their efforts fell short. Feb. 4. The following night at Olathe, Turner, who saved the Central game, again came through and in the last few seconds tossed in a long one to give the Redbirds a hard earned victory 21 to 19. What scoring honors there were went to Often with 6 points. Feb. 5. lnvading the Central stronghold, the Cardinals suffered their first intra- city defeat and their second loss of the year, 31 to 27. Often, the only Red- bird to break loose from the Indian defense, scored 21 points to take scor- ing honors for the night. Feb. ll, Rebounding from the Central game, the boys won the tenth Annual Sa- vannah Tournament. An avalanche of scarlet jerseys swept through Helena 30-15, Albany 27-15, Hopkins 33-22, to gain their way into the finals. Lafay- ette, in the finals, could not penetrate their tight defense as Martin led the scoring to give the Cardinals the championship 17 to 9. Fe 12 , , N A ' .5 Dian! 'Q 'R 'J Q, fl 1 Q ' '74f.,e,,5.a.-If ,L.-.au-v wgxbitf .ggb gf K 3 ,ix fa-Asa, E,,q,,a,2'2l4444,o Yi K K 'J ..- Q X lx' ld ,' I ' , 49.1.4-vw ,4 7 ' V ' 1 4g4e:Q C41 5X XC XX - ' ' L 7 Q xx KU N E-W6-M.. fx J'6.z'7.2.feZA,g,-44 4 fl -. ' g ' 044.4 . '50 .-f QQ, ,I A MJ 'f.Q4fc1,r . Lf -0' ff7L,fz,75 4121, ' If 7.1 , 7 X ' ' .1 o W N XJ is X 7 J ' ,. f 'fl . NXN- 1 'Llp N. Q :ag ' ' ' M IPag S ty hvel ' 1 fmvjnftdfff 16' ' F- 4 K' J, ' life 5 2 BASKETBALL 1937-38 - rf 4. ,M Qymfgym if ,Ml Y A N '- 1 ' With their passing attack clicking and Otten hitting 8 goals, the Car- 1, ' V ' dinals then defeated North K. C. in the second meeting of the year 18 to 11. ff' ,I ' The Hornets tried desperately to overcome the Redbird lead but Otten's shoot- flrf' ing enabled the team to chalk up another win. Feb. 18. . After a slow start against Beatrice, on the home court, the Red and I Whites began to connect in the third and fourth quarters as we Won 32 tol6. Reno and Otten did the major scoring of the game. Feb. 19. ll. rf is K I 3 'x xl 'Xi T' -1 Q E . 'X 'Xi F :' wllild cheering oxyyd of 1400 that filled every corner of the small Ben- 11 Y XionQgyxn watched th Cardinals Win the City Basketball Title by defeating - an xagggessii Lafay tte quintet 22 to 20 ln the extra period Otten flipped N - x . AX 'wothehl Qlnni from his post position to give the Redbirds the cham xg V p . . , - Q X. ' viflgr defeat g1'Polo 51 to 24 in the opening round, the Cardinals were 'SX - eli inated lg U x A Star 27 to 19 in the second round of the Regional Tourna- . ti.YEGio1h e and Duke Turner were placed on the Honorable Men- 3 v xtio is o XHGJVTUITIGY. March 3-5. X .3 Q' Y ' ':' . ff , K. ' 1 Q3 7' . r y ,Mu ' . N' 'y X ' N. Y, it r ' T It, . .- X T5 -, , , 1 fk , NX x j ,VA fr 1 X jx, v if Jyfyxj - l . 1 . J Q ' eorge Otten, high scor' of Axe city with 222 points, and the outstand- ix, W I 1ay9r in the citygltlras n ously elected captain of the All-City Team. 'X .X Eu Olgfted and E5 yd Ren , who did such fine Work on the Cardinal quin- X . et la d as gu st Qi? the irst'team also. Turner and Linnell received an 1 'Q ofsorable rnentifegi. N Y 1 Y . Th! Reserves ur'id?JCoaG1i Harry Lee broke even in 10 games played x qthg segson, Winning fit e losing five. 3 1 'Y Q 7 1,14 N MN Reserve Results: 1. 1- .mx Benton .............................. 8 c. B. H. s ......... 6 . '. V ' Benton ............. .......... 1 8 Atchison ...... ...... . 0 1 Benton ......... .......... 1 4 Central ..... ....... 1 8 Benton ......... .......... 1 2 Lafayette .......... ....... 2 3 Benton .... .......... 1 8 C. B. S. C ......... .,..... 1 4 Benton .... .......... l 7 Faucett ........ ....... 1 8 Benton .... .......... 2 4 Alumni ........ ....... 2 8 Benton .... 15 Central ........,.. ....... 1 7 ,xg Benton ......... 18 Dragon A. C ........ ........ 9 X 5 iw, X9 Benton ........... .......... 2 7 Atchison ........ ........ 2 2 ff ' K 1 ,S Q' A T1 wx X w f Y X. . I 7 .1 X QTL, li s -Q Eg 3 . ' X K X1 Xl. . 5-1.XX.LQxX :Q N. 2 ,X S. AX xx X . SR ' ix ix ' XX R' 1 31 - westin at -1 .H 1 X ,X .X X X X . L, Y N K X fx 'l 1 ' x 1 . X . w , 1 mg, sixty-sixl lg XX N Q Y v xx , , Too long-continued residence in Washington, Van Buren's elec- tion, and the ascendency of the pro-slavery group in Congress caused Benton's downfall. Al- ways a foe of Calhoun's secession policy, he felt, too, that the slav- ery question was one to set the world on fire, He was not to know that in later years Missouri- ans supported the policy he ad- vocated: slavery and disunion are above party lines. tt V n . 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L L .4 ' x I L Ziff , - A ' '-4'-f -f I Lai' lilff. ,? ,I . . -,IV ' f ff- -'-f- QV- zef N. 1-' .,fL, s . uL 'l'4 +?Q f Q, b- , .- 1 My . ' A 5' N f ' .. ,e f . - ,P 1 - ' I ' 'V-v , Y. ' u , ,V-' - 44-'SX fi' 4, .Nm ,f '-1 ,. ,- . ' ' we , . sf, , f 'f W 1 ff 1' -ff fp, n',,.. TRACK HIGHLIGHTS '37 The Crowd. Barion, Captain-eleci. On Your Marks. He Cuts the Tape. K E Captain Willeman Gets Set. F! Rosenauer Puts I! Over. Siate. McBee Releases the Iavelin. Paxson Waits the Gun. Reno, Otten-Track Pals. Captain Wilson, Undeieated in th The Half-Milers. e V, in 4' an -A -.4 , .1 V W, A 1 j , ,m9 4 .... A, ff . ' , A. ff Q. 'K .CQ k'x, IPage Sixty-ninefl 0 FEATURES BENTON MARCHES ON-ARMISTICE DAYKTB7. I W HOLD 'EM, CARDINALS. AWAY FOR A TOUCHDOWN. AT HOME TO CENTRAL. TIPPING IT IN? ' I x. '- sv -' bs.-,Y 1 0 - I GRADUATION, '37. MORE ACTION. EVERYBODY ELSE. 'x Q 15 IPuge Seventy-onel '37 FAIR 1 FOLLIES Betty Mqpesj Soloist Dancer. The Big Apple. Coronation Group. Military Escort. Queen. Miss Benton, Maids. Pages, Trumpeters. Beverly Vcxndersloot. Duane Stevens, Specialty. Charlotte Talbott. Obligato. Black Babies: Dance Group. Accordion Quintet. Ioyce lVIcKague, Xylophonist. Mr. Phipps. Mr. Barton. IPage Seventy-twofl X 1 .,f V Y xl JL '37 F AIR FOLLIES The Orchestra. End Men: Barton. Phipps. Waunithcr Myrick, Soloist Dancer. Top Hat Chorus. Eva Trotter. Soloist. Bob Vance. Master of Ceremonies. The Ensemble. Stunt Signs and Painters. Set Designers: Baublitts. Barton. Hale. Dorothy Holding. Solo Dancer. -9 ,X K llx IPage Seventy-threel 'WN lPage Seveniy-fourl Xl' X 1 T x .1 IPcge Seventy-fivel The Ring and ihe Look. The Labors of Hercules - An- nual Latin C lu b Play. - Scenes from It -. J I Annual nc' L. s. Program. -f P l u I o and His Queen Hear Her- cules. Pays to Adver- tise. Annual Iun- ior Class Play. lPage Seventy venj Ci'-lJl.x,' 0-'IIJR' .I . 'gs ' , 4 -, 'K . N - . 1 . K I 15 Q M h . KA I- 7 A nm . ' . - ,,' ff xx,-lx! 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