Bird City Rural High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Bird City, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 66 of the 1947 volume:

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G'5'.:'j f'5i5 '-55.5 ' ...:'i'.F5'5.:?-' ffaf S?u8e:-Cf nam und ' L ..,.,.,' dtuwy A W I u-un--- LJ THE STUDEINT COUNCIL The great wheels oi toe otuue t oourcil grinding owe perf r inb its dai duced lrto Bi d ul bl aC Oo tie o L+.r and has proved ve succe f a Ib the atHQ6ht cou c1l hoes c edlt the ent! e studert ou, 1 Je ly planned ard conducted ell school , tres and have been o tiruo slj 115 ec ire was in ro of toe s ol eer our sc ool rio s ro e ts J 1 The, neve successful ass mbl, p ob ans Th s executive OT6hDlLJLlJh lb c posed of l the es ts pl s re ep e e en fr each cle They up old the Constitution wzicr was drlwn p o, t e otudert c c ell el p Pe student b d at t e r e, also a t in e e best Serve t e fr tool Ihe mem ers of t e stu it Coulcfl e e Iore n Y leve Eggers, sec eter Erve Gere e ert 3od he' bert Bacor, Larr, stebbins, Bill oznel Cherlere 4 t em, El 1 e Rae Underwood ard Dor Cress Ie lor ar Liss Grittel are our Iac ulty advisors de belleve the secret of the s ccess of our studert oouncil les in the cooperation of each member of the Councll with hr Ie lor ard Miss Gritten We believe the studert C u il h s been a goo tl for our school as well es e grard experle org nization lK4K4ll444l4ll or e e of tl Character development is the great, if not the sole, aim of education il!!! 3388 If e man empties his purse into his head, no man can tame it awe, from him An investment in knowledge alvaJs pays the best inte est lil!! Franklin The poo est education that teaches self cortrol, is better ther the best t at neglects it Anon xnxx: The aim of ea cation should oe to convert tre lru lrto a livinb foun tain, and not e reservoir Ph t whlcr 's fll ed o erel umping in wlll e e ptled o, pumplng o t John h hason Ili!! Observation more tnar books, ex, rier e retxer t'en ,ers s, are prime educators A B Alcott axmrn care not wkat subject is t ug t if orl, it 5 1 Ihomes 44414 H xle, Education is a debt oe from t e resext to f tule Gene ations H4414 Georbe Peabody depends on ed cation to open t e Letes w ich lead o virt e or t vice, to hap 1 ess or to EISQT . Ja e Porter. 44444 Educction is the cneap defense uf rations. Burke. A 9 :E EF ' 5 sf ' . ' L ' ' n q '. K c L . o ' y ' o 3 H . c ly fpnctiQ.s. R L n . ' t - gi '. r ' ty Hin! ' 1 'L et 1, eilr.Lng ' cno y ' ry ss ul nd efficient in L l. ' ' ' ' n ' r'- the r for ve u p J c Hh'ch r ' . L W Love e.jo5ed tngs U cr. A W ' - . . '- ' nur ' - ' Q U v:'sr'f . 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'Q Kdit01' in Chief long Forbes Ansistent Editor Erva Gene Alden Art Editor Phyllis Erickson Business Manager Herbert Bacon Sports Reporter lu-y Loop Faculty Advisor lr Heffgrt SDIOR CLAS OF 1947 MARGARET AIWIHDLZ Pep Club l 2 3 4, Glee Club 1 2 3 4, Sextette 4, Girl Reserves l JI! CLARK Football 3 4, Basketball 3-4, Baseball 3 EVELYL FISHER Pep Club 3 4, Glee Club 4, aextette 4 JOANIM DORQCH Vice President 4, Secretary l Glee Club l 2 3 4 Sextette 4, Pep Club l 2 3 4, Bend l 2 3 4 Girl Reserve! 1 KRVA Gm! ALDBI President 2 3, 'treasurer l, Pep Club l 2 3 4, Glee Club l 2 3-4, Sextette 2 4, Bend l 2 3 4, Girl Re serves 1, Keyettes 4 Student Councll 4, Annual Staff-4 IONA FORBES nuel Staff 4 HERBERT BACOL President 4, Vice President 3, Treasurer 2, Glee Club-l, Band l, Football l 2 3 4, Basketball l 2 3 4 'Break 2, Baseball 3, Keys 4, student Council 4, Annual staff 4 MARY LOOP Treasurer 4, Pep Club l 2 3 4 Glee Club l 2 3-4, aextette 4, Girl Reserves l, Kayettes 4 Annual Staff 4 EULA HBARS Pep Club 1 2 3 4 Glee Club 2 3 4 oextette 4 Band 2 3 4, Girl Reserves l, Kayettes LOUIs GIPE Glee Club 2 3-4, Football 3 4, Track 2, F 1 2 3-4, Kay! 4 PHYLLIS ERICKSON President l, Treasurer 3, Pep Club l 2 3 4, G e Club 1 2 3-4, Sextette 2 4 Band l 2 3-4, Girl We serves 1, Keyettes 4, Annual Staff 4 ALVII LOOP Glee Club l 2 3-4, Football l 2 3 4 Baseball 3 'h'eokl3 FAl234,Keys CLIFFORD CnlPPERFIELD , nd 2, F F A 2 GENE BILLINGIUL Secretary 4, Glee Club 1 2 3 4, Sextette 4, Foot ball 3 4, Basketball 3 4, Baseball 3, I F A 1 2 3 4, Kaya Glee Club B - ' - s ---- 5 ? , . ,,,, . ,,,, 3 - ' - 3 ' - v V Pep Club-2-3-43 Kayettes-4, Student Council-43 An- - S - n - n - n W - x , . ,,,, 3 , ,,-, . , . , . - 3 - - - - Q - - - 5 ' -- 2 - - - - - - -4. 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If , Y X r ' Ci .PP XXX , V JO- 0 Xxxxxxx P'Z 'cn e - u'elJ W ner 5 -L U F X V 5' NN J n X 1 A P 1 . LZ Q' I 'X' ?' v fir X NYM-D' Q renee F , e x I - ......... - - L X xi A --- as .ert Jecon I f ------------ Ann Dorsch , 1 u V ------- ------ ----- --- my W 7 'd Ia I I ' 'Y' um i 1 w Q A A f ka -f E. . , 1 L 1 ' , ME! :in-rf' I 4 f , -w wi . - - Q-.. F.. ,- i ' 1 , L' 4 ff ae , '.e75' - o -o 1 f ef e yes 7 sl ,l- CLASS HISTURY V i .13 1 7 5 N On the second day of september, l955, twenty-six eager, little Q ' children started off to school. Their names were: Erva Gene Alden, a nerbert Bacon, Lester Briendinstine, Harold Cormach, Venita Penn, EN! I Aileen Crandall, Joann Dorsoh, Doris Downing, Phyllis Erickson, Evelyn Fisher, Darrell Hubbard, Alice Krueger, LaVerda Payne, Don Phillips, 7 J 5 me 150 CJ HCCDSO trotis-LH Pilrmrrf- CDO ,IU1 CDC,- aM3 Y 'OC',,L,4-+ mmiglang 3 O-E543 ge F35 EC F'Ul-'- HPS?-'I man!-'Cum Urvlml-'H GJHOKD fibcmb' H4-+ .Q 4 Cu H- HGVUO Of? m'1Et1,fF: Dmcncnr-' C111-rm same of-fm E OP-.'l'.,m DWCLOH qw r-'v-- f.:j bb-' Onamm EE'l N' E , u Q8 U30-im' OC--CD KOCH SGH?-' Fu Ogfb tu IE -cn CD Od H :rr Cn : Elm :rv-'-C-4 lr!!! S C at 01012 co UH? c-9205. 8'US ' rf WRU U13 - rr FEET' OCD C 'f'n.r-0 CDH- rfr.-vlrl--1 Sher?-' mm-cn 4 XXWN Iucille Long took over 1D the second grade and we lost five of our classmates, namely Betty Iolfe, Marjorle Wolfe, Willard Bowers, Arlene Crandall and nlsie Riggle However, we took in four new mem oers L le Burr, Albert Illsor Delbert olfe and Ruth H lfe XXX XY-YQ! SKWW W UNWWN As we oegan our t'1 d ,ear with miss Aloertls hemp in C arge, o r class Kept gradually Lrowixg s eller Je lost H1 e WGLUSIS EQ Bor man, Lester Brieul stlne, Don Phillips, Deloert Jolfe, Evelyn Fisher, Venita Penn, Betty June smith, Ruth Uolfe and Darrell H bbard I gained six, however Billy Lee, Bobby Paxton, Irene Potter Bett Jones, ndith Roberson and Elmer Weens our capable instructor durlng our fourth term own tnls year as we lost Edlth Roberso but as a new classmate has Ruth Byers was of school We held our gained Rose Marie Kramer Ie had been nherded were a little fearful when we began our fifth grade with Mr Harvey Archer in charge We lost Rose Marie Kremer but made a gain of five new members Keith Frank, Arthur Kearns, Donald smith, Doris Jean Smith and Don Erammel along' for four years by women teachers so we Our last year ln QTHUG school found us going strong wlth Miss Dorothy h1ShBUS preparirg us for Junior nigh We gained one member, Adelbert JllSOD, but lost the following Keith Frank, Robert Lee Pax ton and Dorls Jean smith Junior High Here we come! Ne spent the next two years ln Junior High and with t e help of our competent teachers we ended this phase of school, eager and read, for high school Here we are green little Freshmen! Ne began high school with an enrollment of the following seventeen Marilyn somers, Renner Forbes, Leeman Cress, mary Loop, Alvin Loop, Eula Mears, Gene Billington, Keith Loker, Iona Forbes, Lester Donahue, Evelyn Fisher, JoAnn Ibrsch, Herbert Bacon, Erva Gene Alden, Phyllis Erickson, Marilee scheel and Doris Downing Miss Welch was our class sporsor Miss Lair was our sponsor during our sophomore year Je lost three classmates, namely Marllee scheel, Renner Forbes and Keith Loker During our Junior year we gained Jim Clara, but lost Doris Down ing and Marilyn somers Our sponsors were hr Bell and hiss Gollings, later succeeded by Mrs Cram Miss Gritten, with tne ala of our spon sors, helped us to present the play, 'A Ready Made ramlly' In the spring of this year, we gave a banquet in honor of the senior Class Another high light of txe year was the buying of our class rings ended this year, looming forward to the next year Jx. lull!- l-UI-l Ne entered the last days of our hlgh school with Liss Gilbert ard hr Taylor in charge Clifford Chipperfleld was also added to our group, making fourteen This year held lots of excltement for every 'dignified seniorn Our flrst success of the year was the Gypsy Carn1val', preserted November 22 Joann Dorsch and AlV1H Loop were crowned King and queen Later, much humming and buzzing was heard when our senior pictures arrived lbward the latter pa t of t e ear, II IIIJIIII Ilf III! 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Before we could realize it the end of the school year drew near, so the class enjoyed immensely a senior sneak-trip, which they had so diligently earned. fhen last but not least, was the commencement, where the following students re- ceived their diploma Erva Gene Alden, Largaret antholz, Herbert Bacon, Gene dillington, Clifford Chipperrleld, Jim Clark, Joann Dorsch Phyllis Erlckson, Evelyn Fisher, Iona Forbes, Louis Gipe, alvin Loop, Mar, Loop and Wula Mears Thus, the members of the senior Class sep ara e to vm-ture out into different fields, with a feelixg of regret, when we thixk of the many good ti es we dave slert together durirv our 'good old high school daysn Wherever each respectrve path may lead, each graduate tafes with hlm tne best WISUBS of his classmates Classmates all! Through tnlck and thin we've strung along togetxer, Uphill or down 1e've always had fur through fair and stormy weather Clifford Chipperfield Gene Billington Joann Dorsch CLAbb PROPBECY I always said that those eager young graduates of l947 would grow up t amount to something in this world To prove my point I made a call on each one the other day, after ten long years Here 13 a re port of my observations Erva Gene is at the Colorado Universlty wlth Bob but is on coming back to Neal I wonder which it will be! Margaret is a private detective in the trial of her after six years I believe it must be true love, but if not she going to teach chemistry in Bird City High next year Clifford ard Dorothy are still driving the little blue ford to town every week end to purchase their week's supply of groceries Jim is a lawyer in Iew York nov I hear he is doing fine too so long as he doesn't have to worn Joann is still out on the farm waiting Ihat's one Job that does not use her Bookkeeping technique Phyllis is working at the hospital in Benkelman, supporting her hubby, Bill, who is hoping to graduate this year herb doesn't clean the vault at the Bird City security Bank any more, but is now stationed on an island cleaning cells Janet said, Alcatrazn see what his mental ability did for him! Eula is living on a chicken farm in nsnsas as the wlfe of an army Pfc , who e regular Job in the army is K P The last report on Evelyn is that she hopes to get out of Bird City nlgh this year, not as a teacher either Poor kid, she'll never get that sheep harder and that sheep farm if she doesn't make it this year debating husband Iona has settled down in a trailer house with ner cute red headed Alvin is farming this year, girls tnings are uoixg fine Rumors are out that he needs a boon eeper now about it Joann? Mary is also on the farm LThe Brethower farm that 1sJ Louis is working in the John Deere snop in Bird City waiting for his red headed career glrl to come oack from college Gene is now leader of the new P U h K Orchestra Oh yes, girls, he's marr1ed de married his srnger Do you st1ll say it saves money this way, Gere? I might also inform you concerning our sponsors of 1947 Miss Giloert isn't teaching now seems that she likes farming better Taylor 1sn't teaching either He is sending his daughter to college on his mustering out pay from the war and re 15 retiring on a pension from the Bird City School Board Evelyn Fisher Bula Mears 1 i L 3 n L r A .-as .kd IJI lffllflflff I ll I llflfl lflllllwii 1 Q f'V ki : ' - ' g 4 li ' ' 't V 3 r. . V I , V , N,1g V A . a , - E 1 ,N ' J ' - m 1' 3 . I .J , . V L . , P . . , I , 'V i g A ' 'X L 1 ' ff 'I v 1 4 I , i V. , . . I , 4 ' v' V A , :W -4 A , 2 , i K W, ii 2 4 B J 2 1 E 'a cs W . . - 1' 6 ' 5' A . . ' Y' I : QL y ' . v. . A ,M ' ' ' -- .. 15 I ng I 5 v w , V , Q I . al f V P 1 - - 'C , 1 , ' ' 9 L ' ' 7 f 1' ' - ' . l , ' ' I I b g 7 1, ' B ' xl Q l H S ' . 5 ! - . s . . ' L 3' I f If ' - ' F .- 'Q ' . Q ' ,. .Q ' hubby. 'Nhat does he do? He runs a popcorn stand! 1 , b 1 ' - -- ' - . . 4- s .-' 1 'f'r- Q9 . -, 1 , 2 4,15 'igzf' 1. V 0 ' ' , 1 ix V . 1 U Q .Q ' Hg- - . e e Ye e 0 . ' ' h YKAI M ' e q A V ' e I ' . 1 I -- - ,I ll e ' ' A , . l 7 ' ' e K M V A l e ' e Q , nr. ' ' . A 5 J - .- I. , 1 , 1 , I ' y 4 , , a I J 3 C' I ' I f' 1' ' 1 , ' , ' K J , HW Mr.. M M M M M Wa M 'M 'Wu 'M In 'N N. 'M 'M 'M 'N M M M 52 'N N 'N M ln WM. lawn 'Wim 'WU' Qu Wm 'lla SEKIORS OF 46-47 Wkultum in Parvon that's what we are, In other words, a class which is really up to par. We're trying to prove that e'en though we're small, We'll fight to the end to--what ever the cell. First meet our sponsors so patient end kind, Better sponsors you'll never find. Miss Gilbert and Mr. Taylor fill this place, We Keep them going at a rapid pace. Next meet Herbert, our class president, Who, unless making progress, is never content. He has what it takes to We ell think he's super how meet Louis with his Who is always ready and de's not very rowdy and make our class A success, --We have to confess broad manly chest, at his best doesn't make much noise 'KMWM Yet we're proud he is one of the senior ooys The secretary of our class 1s Gene Though he has e sense of humor, he isn't really mean His friends are many and his enemles are few, I hear he's stuck on a dame Guess whol Here 18 another young man in our group, I'm sure y u all snow hlm, his name's Alvin Loop When you want something done, call on him flrst, 'ls He'll bring you results, that are none for the worst Now here's another, the tall, handsome Jim 'K If you want to Know something, Just asa him You may not agree, but that's all rlght too Before he Hllts he wlll have convinced you We have a new member in our class this year, Believe me girls He's really a dear His name is Clifford, You've all heard the name, But after you meet him you'll not be the same Next is a member who really has one worms after s hool when ner I'm speaalng of Erva Gene, with dhen sre Halas down the street, brains, st ezgtn sne regains the pretty blond hair the boys whistle end stare of fun 'KK New meet JoAnn, she too is lots she has a smlle for all she's wllllng ard ready Well, to mane lt sho t Iow we lntroduce to you but a heart for just one to GO her full duty hhe's really a beauty OUT t1'6BSLl1'8I' To have her in o r class is certainly a pleasure, Nith ner sweet personality, Mary fllls thls place, Everyone welcomes he smiling face Here 13 a senior, I'm sure you've all met, On her flne anners, you can always bet In populerlty she tops the list, What's her name? Evelyn If you insist Ehen comes Eula, so daring and bold she really gets arouxu, whether hot or cold You say, 'Is sne bashful?' Don't be absurd she's always laughing and happy as e bird Then we haJe Margaret, who ,uts you in B daze, The way she ceeps studylrg and mBKlH5 those A's Yes, I would sa5 ohe's an amoltious student she memes the rest of us wlsh we were prudent 5 P' f' ! A' 44 F ,lx hU'lu. lLN'lk L'L'fk 'm 'Wk Wk 'KX 'Uh KK k 'lu. KX KK 'IL Vlflllfiiil Ili f?5'?H?:1ii:f11iff1Tr??'?.4 . gl t Gig , , J 4 0 , ' n -N , . ,r ' r - , , . ' - 1 . D n .. 0 , , . . a p -- . QQ. Q e 4 y 0 c r . . 5 Q ' ' ' . g - . ' ' - . y '. ' 1 L . l . Q I o M . N . , . , J. I ' , , , . 1' -- u , f , 'I O , , , , - ,. H . A' , H - u ,, , ,- .1 F , ' r 1 . Q M 1-when 'M m . - .msmngmn fu- M. H ,,w.-an -- , . ' ' 1' . .q . R , , 1 , .V , I ' 1 , , 3, '. -4. V- Q v 'M Q. M , . u A ' ' . 5 r-- ' , S' , - y Q' -' EY fl' ' 'ffrgf 1 - -Zeta-efi:d ',e asv'-e z were 5-11 1.1, if- EK? fl-:www xx- Hz'-asf' 4' 1 i:' .lf--. ' A W . , . l . Mr,,1 , ,,, . ., ,, , , . M , , r.. M - r . . 5 KA! ,fue F4 f' ff,-'ew lext comes Phyllis, so tlny BHG h1C6, il' 'Wm qw ln 'lv Vu M fu 'Wu qu nl' rw s 'H 'fs 32 5 'N fu ty fy, N N YN F N T' . W efgffw , vnefwmemafxaf' she's another who makes the boys loom twice She seeps our class in action, that's how we get things done, lhen we look been at our worn and say, Gee Bu tnat was fun' Last is a senior, whose heart is of gold 3he's always willing to do what sne's told Her name is Iona You guessed it I'll bet, A more capable senior we've never found yet And now in conclusion we just wish to We'll only be seniors till the middle But we all work together from mornirg Don't worry the seniors will come out CLADS WILL says of May till night all rlght lone Forbes The Senlor Class of l947 of Bird City Rural High school in the county of Cheyenne, state of Kansas, being of sound mind and memory and considering the uncertai ty of the day and life, do therefore make ordaln, declare and publish this to be our lest will and testament Margaret Antholz, will my excellent gum chewing ebilit, ldred Gipe Phyllis Erickson, will and bequeath my slim figure to Neva Eggers, and also my boyfriend, Bill, to Bachelors' Inn Bula Mears, will my cousins, Donald and Russell David to Doris Pittman and Elmira Underwood Herbert Bacon, will my abilit to play basnetball to Frank Chipperfield , Joann Dorsch, will my Bookkeeping boon and everything that goes with it to Richard Jones , Mary Loop, will my quiet disposition and sunny smile to Esther and Darl ne I, Evelyn Fisher, will my school booms and the facult,, to some one who needs and can use them I, Clifford Chipperfield, will my helght to Bill McConnell and my little blue ford to a certain Junior girl Jim Clark, will my excellent love makirg abil t to Leo Loop Alvin Loop, will m he man stature to Lloyd Burr Rrva Gene Alden, Jill my way with the men to Joan craft Gene Billixgton, will my dimples and smile to Love Leathers Iona Forbes, wlll my love for American history to Jo Fleming Louis Gipe, will my heart to the Junior girls , the senior Class, will our sponsor and music teacher, hiss Gilbert, to our Agriculture teacher Ie, the senior Class, will our Superintendent and spo sor Taylor, to the student body of 1947 48 Vvelyn fisher Bula hears ,Ld'A.E.l.1QIlLZ L ': -3 - 1. 5 rl ' 'f' f 1- ,f ' - ,v ' ' A 5 q , , y l ,L n 5 X .1 5 ' H - H 1 t . 3 5 3 ' ' E . 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A ., L: .. . . . ,,. , , , rA , ...,.A,- ,. ,.. .. ,1. f Z' :J if i- 41' 5-'il ii' F' ii' 54' .5' -75' .-if 4-' -3' 1 Q11 lu KK 'KK X 'K 'Ki 'KK W-.K 'KX 'KK Illiiiiii?'iiIIiiiiIiiIlIIII TH SOPBOIORES The Freshmen get the attention, the Juniors get the honor, the Seniors get the glory and the Sophomores get the rub 1 1s may be true in lots of ways but the Sophomores of 1947 have starred this year Our class officers are Bill McConnell PPBS1C8Dt, Clyde Gleason Vice Presidert, Don Overturf secretary and Jim Underwood Treasurer The sophomore Class, under the sponsorship of Mr Bechtold, had s skatirg party at senkelman, Nebraska, this year In order to have e nough girls each sophomore girl invited another girl to go along as guests Wveryore had a 'hard falling' time Jim Underwood and Yvonne Purvis were chosen king and ,ueen of the class We presented a one act play for the floor show at the Senior Car nival called 'The Clock Struck One' Good prospects were found in the class as a result of the play for the Junior play next year The sophomores are proud to report the artistic ability in their class A prize sas offered for the best decorated home room at Christ mas time, which the sophomore Class dlllgertly Sought and won They received a cash prize of three dollars and were the honored guests at an all school party the second semester THE JUNIORS The Junior Class of 1947 consists of twenty four active members Mrs Cram and lr Hetzler are the efficient sponsors of this class The Class officers are as follows lava Eggers President, Raymond Welch Vice President and Melvin Pettit Secretary Treasurer The Juniors started the school year off with a bang by proving to vided into two groups to see which side could sell the most magazine subscriptions A nice profit resulted which boosted the class trees ury Then came the Senior Carnival in which the Junior Class had charge of the Fun House They were kept very busy working on this and practicing for the Junior Play which was to be given the following week Skits of the play were given at the floor show as a means of advertising She play, entitled 'Coveralls' was given november 26 27 After this big success pictures were taken of the cast After the play the second night the cast and the faculty enjoyed ice cream and cup cakes in the Home Economics room During the month of December the ntire high school entered into friendly competition to see which class could decorate their home room the most attractively The Juniors took second place in this contest During the second semester a speech class wee organlzed and its part time duty was the publication of a school newspaper, The 'Bird City Cardinal' The class is made up of twenty one members, eighteen of which are Juniors, and with wonderful cooperation an interesting and very newsy paper was issued eve y month During the basketball season the Junior Class sold pennents and small letters which sold rapidly because of the fine school spirit of the loyal students of Bird City High School The Junior senior Banquet has not yet been planned but it is sure to be a big event when it arrives In summarizing our Junior year we add that this class and its varied activlties will remain as pleasant memorles for many many years to come eesssxmxanxese lorldly fame is but a breath ot wind that blows now this way, and now that, and changes name as it changes direction Dante '11 ii. 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'KKXX 1 N 'N K N N 2: N N N N N N K N N N N It M It N N it 11 N N N 5 4 X Ne are tJ,ical bresl en t is year sst as alwe s are started our 'igh school career or september 2, l946 Ie were glad to welcome rxto our lst several new rem ers is our s Ol r ers at FD first of th Jear, four of which dro ed out durix t e ffrst senester and Darrell LaRue were welco ed to our class well as Ir Hoffert who Later Darrel Burvis at our first CLASS eetlng we elected ur class office S as fo lows Donald Crass President, Delorls Kehlbecr Vice Presldent, War ren Un erwood Repo ter ar wlal e otunnel sec etar, Trees rer e class colors are blue and write e upoer classna' t odb.t we would not feel llke igh school StUGPDtS until we ere initi t Tre Qht6 was set ard we were sup , sed to 1 itate oo c stri, clarecters or of er ell kno W c erecters Ihat da, a special asse bl, was eld the freshmen being toe main at tractior imitating wer a ,Pl e Dwight I Connell, starring the Lone Ranger, and Bonnie O'Leary, starri g hrs Katzenjammer, :on the ETIZS A few weeks later an all school tart was els honorirg the breshmen The persors who loomed most line t e character the, were On Frida,, Jaruer, 3, ls47, the Fresh an Class spa sored ar as sembly ,rogr m The reading 'aeturda,'s Grocer, OTGBIW was given b Elaine Lillich The Freshmer g1rl's sextet sang H00 rades of the Road' Iext a one act ple, was 51VSI eztitled The Lig th e Tr ged,' Regardless of the man, interferences we are still insistent on a seating ,arty tris ,ear ditn this sa e bri detern ation we all hope to nave our a es or t e oo, one e roll ext year EIGHTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS OF l947 Jlce Presldent- aecretarz Treasurer Sponsor Shirle, Kite Verle Brethower Marjorie Bartlet hr B yant SEVBtTH GRADE CLAAS OFFICERS F 1947 John Rambat Ardis Aloerty Twile Underwood Lorraine Deeds lr Wilson President Vice President secretary Treasurer Sponsor IIDDUIUIIW-ill! d ne , what's wrong, you o pset? hrs l lor l've had such a day, Linda que cut her first tooth tone a d she tooa her flr t s ep ard fell down and Knocfed r r ooth out Lr it lor Yes? Jzet else? Mrs Ie,lor Oh! Darllr , S e said her first nord ummm: dec told Th t 015 s b tltute over t ere on tue ba ch will ,ron bl, oe our best ar reft ,ear hiss Gilbert O 1 Clare ce, tnis is s s J er s'-.13 E3 - Es: -' :r - A: 9' .. .. .. ,. E 'i . ' E ' ' gm 21- j ' t fi ey Q' . Tle n . ' . A . T 5 . 'L mi' - ,, b HS J . , ' Q iso . He had tlirty Lego tQe ne U QA ' f lg A l ' . ' ' me ' . as ' an 3 ' r l- . ' ' ' 4 . -- .-- . - r d ' -- r .o n 'L ' ' '--D r W- u . Th 5 ' :J Th j .. n' on 'J ' 1 ' h f' ', v:. e a ed. . ' Q' . 'H Q ' - ro n mr ' Q : ' th w - v. n ' m W n , ' ' L - ' '.. . ' ' h ' . W F 'l ' AZ . 5 iQ f ' is n ' . W' H ' . ' - , ,, L f , gf ' J .. l A e ' v ' a.. . .. ' V f y - Q l ' Z. ii . Q f A 1 h ous e H ' ., -, ' ' ' ' ' . N . ' ' L H 3 lh ' r ' T ' n L , n ' 'n ' r ' L . 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KXKKXXKXXXKXKXXXXKXKKXMKMKNXY.KKKXKK 'I x x x I I x s s s 'x x x x s x x Q x Q s x 2 x Q s x 5 The Bird City Cardinal Football Squad began the season with thirty five boys out for practice, the following boys being on the first team line up Alvin Loop Bac:-1, Larry Stebbins Back, Don Overturf Back, Jim Underwood Back, Herbert Bacon Center, Bill McConnell md, Leeman Cress Guard, Louis Gipe-Guard, Clyde Gleason Claonle, and Leon Brethower Tackle The Cardinals played their first football game on the Atwood gridiron They lost to Atwood by a score of 6 O However, they are to be commended for their good playing, especially for their first game of the season The next on tne list was fvauneta, Ixebrasna, on the home fortune stalked the Cardinals when Alvin Loop received a badly sprained knee 'Ihe Cardinals, however, fought hard and consistently Following that game the Cardinals met Brewster on the home field 'lhey were victorious by a score of 19 0 Near ly all the boys had a chance to show their talent during this game After their first victory the boys journeyed to sharon Springs for the next game, which they lost by a score o 6 0 Llvin Loop, Leeman Cress and Jim Clark, regulars of the Bird City team, did not play in this game Bill McConnell sul fared an ankle injury as e result of this game Following this game lrenton, lyebraska, came to the Car dinal gridiron, where they were defeated by a score of me next game was also played on the home field with Goodland 'Ihe Cardinals lost to Goodland, the score being l8 12 Ihe weather was ideal and the boys played one of the best games of this season Next, regardless of the stormy weather, the Cardinals journeyed to Benkelman, Nebraska, where they played a close game, the score being 7 6 in favor of the Benkelman Tigers For the return game Kanorado came to Bird City where they met defeat with a score of 27 6 hearly all of the boys had a chance for action during this game The last game of the season was with McDonald on their field The Cardinals were victorious with a score of 20 7 'mis game was also the last one for the following boys Herbert Bacon Alvin Loop, Louis Gipe, Jim Clark and Gene Billinguen ' it-liffllfllll Of two heroes, he is the greatest who esteems his rivals most Beaumelle I L: v .. field. ihe Cardinals again lost by a score of 19-O. 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N N N N N N K 'N N N N N -'I N 12 N N 2: H Q N N 5 4 X In conclusion of the football season for the year the Cardinals and their parents were honored at a banquet given by the Lions Club The main speal-:er was Ralph Hoffman, head football coach from Fort Hays State At this banquet Coach Wilson presented the following boys their letters for the season Herbert Bacon, Alvin Loop, Gene Billington, Louis Gipe, Jim Clark, Leon Brethouer, Melvin Pettit, Jlm Under wood, Bill McConnell, Leeman Crass, Jo Fleming, Clyde Glea son, Robert Kehlbeok, Jim Wilson, Larry otebbins, Edwin Bor man and Donald Overturf alla. lla, caannw. alsxzmnn mms squln First RowlL to RJ Victor Arderser e o felc , ia,m r Jelch ard Darrel Purvis oecond Row ASS1St8l t Coach, Bryant, Radean Reade, aenton Elle and Dorald Overturf Eh rd Row Herbert Bacon, Dv11g't 1..cCorr ell, Dallas Hitch cock, dar en Underwood a. :rants Cai, erfleld fourth Row Gene Billlngton, Ji Urd rwood, Jim Clark., Bill McCornell, Larry otebbi s Dlca Jersch and Jlu. Jilsor Lhe basxetball season o eved vlctori dsl .an .Jace .ver t ood Cohrt ard defeated tden. bf a sco e of 4 '1 the 'me boys then met at Francis or their own court, final score being 44 to 50 in favor of the Cardinals e game was one of the best seen in a long t1T8 Next our boys Let the Goodland boys on the bone court me Cardi als lost to Coodland b, a score of 37 to l9 Ihe team then met tne Oberlin team at Bird City 'Pver though this was a non league game the playing was exciting and irterestlrg The Cardir als were defeated by a score of 37 to 29 'Look out Kanorhdo, here we come l The boys traveled to Kanorado wre e they fought a rough and tumble ga e Cardinals took t e lead with a score of Sl to 26 Another victory was credited to the flg tilg Bird City Cardinals when they played LcDonald on the Cardlnals court The final score was 42 to 17 Ihe Bird City Cardinals toon the lead and .naintalted it throughout the game The boys then tr veled to Edson where they defeated the Edson boys with a score of 32 to 16 During tnis ga e the Cardirals s wed good teamwork ,la,ed ong me boys nent to Goodland next wlere tl ey sco e of 20 and hard and on t e vlctory by one ,oi mt with a to 19 deli? Jehu 1, l'7 f al co e me Bird City Cardlnals still remaued the team ln tne league as txey net Brewster he e on Again t 19 Cardi .als won by a narrow mar lr., e being 31 to 29 fi. I 'G S s' 2 ' .E - -T - ' - - ' - '- s .v g ,. 5 5 - I O 0 I 1 ' - O 1' -- A I -,---1-Q Q , v 44 I 'A . t ' ----- r I 9 ,. 2, 0 - q :- I ., L R y 1 I. i 'Y o .d - -ll A g if A. Q 4 , 1 , . J. 0- AA AL - I' ' nu ' 2 og- ' . H 1 4 ' nl A S . It . ' ' ' ' 1 ' .. '. ' 'lg .g ' ' O y ' ' zz. ' 13. She Bird City Cardinals met the Atwood Buffaloes on the A TJ ' 1 f 1 1 re 5 to cl. 3 D A . Th 4 AL U xl . t . x . n ' V . 1 W . 4. A . '. . 1 ' ' . . . r ' . m . The ll, ' . A r I , . .E at Q K 6-X , Lil . . no . ' ' ' , .1 f f L nv n' ' ' ' x ' - r O V 'A 'x ux. '- ' .ated ' A 1 . . . r ' L. ' . 3 P ' A Q th in ' s -- 7 0 gm M an Wm N 'w 'Im 'lu Cl: lu 'lu 'W ir W 'M 'M It 'M 'M 'lu N 'Q N N N N M 'Q KK K 'K X X KKK! KXXMMWLKKXKXXXKK KX. It was a real tkrill to wat h t e ga e between Brewster an Bird C1t en t e n a electric sco ebcard and tlmer was lritlated b flashirg or t e v ctor for the Bird City Car dinals This sple di sco ecoard and t mer is a gift to the B rd City dig! school b t e seniors of l947 Hmn the Bird City Cardinals went to sharon Springs wha e they defeated the Sharon springs five by a score of 49 to 28 For the next game Kanorado came to Bird City to play the Carol als The Cardinals sec rec an early lead and maintaired it throughout, the final score being 55 to 25 Both teams played well ard showed fine sportsmanship through mn magma Anotder victory for the Bird City boys was when they score of 40 to 28 The cheering section is to ba commended on tneir fine sportsmanship and yelling The boys then traveled to at Francis where they played another ron league game They were victorious by a score of 47 to 23 The A A League Iburnament which was played at Brewster February 6, 7, and 8, proved to be a vrctory for Brewster in first place, Kanorado in second place, ard Bird City placing third Thursday night Bird City played McDonald with a three point victory, the score being 31 to 28 Friday night the Bird City Cardinals met defeat wrtn Brewster, the score resulting 21 to 56 Saturday rignt Bird City defeated Wdson with a score of 27 to 24, giving Bird City third place fine game was played on the Bird City court when Edson play ed here o February 14 The score was 48 to 12 in favor of toe Cardinals The boys then wart to Brewster where they met the Brew star Bulldogs The Brewster boys again defeated the Cardin als by a score of 34 to 25 'K 'K XX The Class B District Tournament under the supervision of the state Athleti Association was to be hela here at Bird City on February 27, 28, and 29 Due to circumstances beyond our cortrol the tournament was trarsferred tc Brew 'K X ster However, Bird City did not partfcfp +e, but was in March 4, 5, 6, 7, and 8 'K vlted to the Regional Tournament to be held at Colby on On March 5, the Bird City Cardinals played against the Oakley boys defeating them by one point wlth a score of 41 to 40 Then on rriday night the Cardinals played the McDOn eld boys ard defea eu t em by a score of 44 to urdey night tre Blrd C1ty five played against team The boys ,layed hard and long, but were score of 48 to 23 This gave Bird City second The boys have struggled through thicn and the help of their rellable coach, Mr Hllson On Sat the Quinter defeated by s place thin and with and asslstant coach, Mr Bryant the are proud of their bassetoall record this season annum Great designs are not accomplished without enthusiasm of some sort. It is the inspiration of everything great. With- out it no man is to be feared, and with it none O6Sp1S8d. Bovee. K 'LX XX. 'KX XXX 1 'Q N I -E N N N N N N N N N N 2 2: 3: I 3: N I: N N 5 4 X 2 L. ' 1 ' ' c h 3 d ' ' y wh 5 ew ' r ' 'W - . 'y ' 2 .' . h 1 y r - 1 ,A 1 .. - 1 , . n C r , M 1 T ' ' fl ' . y n ' s ' , . . r ' H o H Q -. 3,' A . T2 . 1 8 1 . - .J . . . . a V, . .r ' - -, , 1 . 1 . played the McDonald boys there. The Cardinals won by e 4 . , , . 1 . 4 H W . ,, , 4 ' e ' . , D I , I X' V . -v wr ' -v 4 A V . . 1 v , ' . A Y , - ' e . . Y , - . - -. . - C s ' e 4 Y A - , l - .au O A Y X A v v df Y Q ' i ' I , ' , ., - . I - 4 ' , f 1 t ' h 29. - , F y r V - U , , .-, - X' 'B ' 5 41 ' 'wus ' ' ' ', 1 U 'I ' ve ' ' v ' I . ' ' y I X 'Kljk X 1 PLAYER Herbert Bacon Jim Clark Gene Bill ngton Bill McConnell Larry otebbins Jim Wilson Jim Underwood Dick Versch Don Overturf Badean Reade Dallas Hitchcock LeRoy Welch X. 'K XXX! Ralph Downing scoring O INDIVIDUAL RECORD--FIRST TEAM GAIES GAIEB FIELD FREE TH OWS PERJONAL TOTAL PLAYED GOALS IADE MISSED FOULS POINT 124 JUNIOR HIGH SPORTS 207 301 208 The following boys were out for football this season Loyd Loop, Patrick Loop, Verle Brethower, Dale Helsen, Gene Young, Warren Erickson, Edwin Deeds, Lee Cormack, Dillard Wiggins, Melvin oteele, Billy Pope Duncan, stanley Lamb, Rex Glasco, Melvin Maguire, John Rambat, Walter Van Dyke and The Junior High Cardinals played three football games during this season The first game was with Colby on our home field Bird City lost this game with a score of 25 0 The return game with Colby was played there and resulted e qually disastrous with Colby scoring 38 points and Bird City The boys were vlctorious over Oberlin on their field, the score being 42 O The return game was cancelled due to bad weather The same boys who were out for football, plus Arnold Smith, participated in basketball this season A serious, blow was dealt tue team when Verle Brethower contracted scarlet fever and was forced out of competition 'XXX Following High this year Bird Bird Bird Bird Bird Bird Bird Bird Bird Bird Bird is a list of the games played by the Junior and the results City Clty City City City City City City uit, City City McDonald at Francis St Franols Oberlin Oberlin Kanoredo McDonald Atwood Atwood St Francis St Francis tournaments, In additior the held at Bird C1t,, McDonald and Jennlngs The Junior high Cardinals lost for the consolation honors in both the Bird City and Jenn1ngs tourrament boys took part in three The boys, although not very victorious, have enjoyed the season of playing They have likewise a Jo,ed having mr Bryant for their coach 2 P . 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'g ::.-,:. ...:,, . , ,. ,, ., .. , -, . ,. ,. ,-, ,. . , ., .. , - gf J. .,-., VL., L. ..-4 was ll X151 K XXKK 'K XX XX XX FUTURE dOlLEhd,nx'f'Qb UF AMERICA The Homemaking room is be omlng a very attractive place At the beginning of th1s school term a refrigerator, electric stove and an electric sewing machine were installed 'me foods room has now taken on a few face, the cupboards are painted white lith white plastic curtains at the windows wlich were made by the eighth grade girls The wirdows are bordered with rose painting to add more color and interest The walls have been painted a three color blue, the ceiling, a light blue, the upper part of the wells ere a little darker blue and darker blue still around the base 'Bxe seventh grade girls made curtalns for Mr Bacon's room and the ninth grade girls made draperies for the office in addition their regular planned units 'me Hcmemaking girls organized a club this term of school which has become affiliated with the National Organlzation of Future Home makers of America he girls meet once every month They have elect ed their officers as follows Yvonne Purvis President, Elaine Under wood Vice President, Arlene Kuhlman Secretary and J Edith Butler Treasurer FUTURE FARIIXRS 01 LIBRICL The Bird City Chapter of Fumre Farmers have been a very func tional group this year Cmeir officers were elected at the beglnning Jim Wilson Vice President, Melvin Pettit Secretary, Leeman Cress Treasurer, Junior Cress Reporter and Leo Loop Watch Dog As a national organization the Chapter has to have some money in order to function This year we earned money for our treasury by shocking feed, selling pppcorn and apples at football games and spon soring boxing matches ei the Senior Carnival Several new pieces of equipment and books have been added to our class room and F F A library Floreseent lights were installed in the class room, which were paid for out of the treasury The officers attended the leadership school at Colby and the whole group attended part of the Denver stock Show this year They are planning to attend the district and state judging contests this spring The I F A boys can easily be recogmzed by their pins they wear and their 'T' shirts which have the emblem and chapter stamped on them DEBATE As Mr Hoffert generously offered his time and some of the stu dents expressed interest, a debate class was started at Bird City High School in October Bight students enrolled in the Class As there was no convenient time during school hours, the students and Mr Hof fart lcrked one evening a week for tio hours The national high school debate topic this year was Resolved That the Federal Goverment Should Provide a Plan of Complete Medical Care Available Ib All Citizens at Public Expense me Bird C1tJ De baters found it very helpful and interesting to debate on both affirm ative and negative sides 'me teams consisted of Nova Leathers and Mary .To McDowell, Junior Cress and Larry stebbins, Don Cress and Vic tor Andersen, and Lois Welch and Jean Ann ldmlbll Victor Andersen worked as Junior Cress' colleague in the latter part of the season 'ilhe two teams, composed of Juniors, debated with Colby, there, Nova Leathers, Mary Jo McDowell, Victor Andersen and Junior Cress debated twice with Oberlin, once there and once here N N 'N N H 'A 'N N N 'I 'N N N N I N N 'N 'N I N 'N 'I N N 1 1 X. 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'vu N Wm 'M Wm 12 Wu 'Q 'lil lu 'Q 'N N 32 N 'Wu N N I N N N N N 'K W The Kansas State High school Activities Association is sponsoring two nel clubs in our school this year Here is a report of the two organizations: KAXITTES The Kayettes, although only recertly organized has oecome an in teresting and active OFEuDlZBtlOH The cabinet consists gf Chg fgl lowing President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Director Director Director Pianist Director Director Director Director Programs Devotions Music Commurity service school service Recreation Points KAY CLUB Mary Jo lcnowell Neva Bggers Iona Forbes Phyllis Erickson hmCmN Blaine Underwood Eula Mears Elmira Underwood Dorothy lright Yvonne Purvis Elaine stunkel The Bird City High school boys organized e Key Club in the Fall and the organization is active in various actlvlties for the good of the school The officers of the club are President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Pianist Director of Music Program Director Director Director Director Recreation Points Publicity Herbert Bacon Larry Stebbins Bill McConnell Jim Underwood Don Overturf Ray Jelch Victor anderson Clyde Gleason Larry stebbins Leeman Crass 'KMXWMNWWL KKWLMKKXW The State Club colors ere blue and gold Thus far the Keys have sponsored the Chrlstmas Decorations and Chrl tmes Caroling YN. X K XXWXKK XKKXK 3 x I 32 N. x I N x -. x 5 s 'Q 11 32 :I 32 s 32 w x 31 MUSICAL MINUTES BAND Iootball games are never complete unless there is a band to add color at the half and pe, during the gene This year the high school marchlng band lIClUQ8d fo t five members with Phyllis Ericsson as drum major Letter for AtlOFS and various marchlng routl es were used during home gales A pep band, composed of fifteen men ers, played at basketball gfmes A new irstrumext, the bell lyra, was added to the band this year The o 5 nination had one assembly progr m in the Fall and played several numbers for the music concert this sprlng several instrumertal numbers ae e ertered in the corte t at Goodland, April ll MIXED CHORUS This year a mixed chorus was organized, replacing the boys' and girls' glee clubs There we e si ty seven mem ers ln tue chorus I December, the org nization wlth the help of a pageant cast presented the Christ as cartata, 'The WOIQTOUS story' In Februar,, t e ned chorus sponsored the operetta, 'Jerry of JSTICHO Road' to raise funds for music equipment several sextets selected from members of the mixed chorus sarg at various assemo'y and community programs A num ber of vocal solos and groups were entered in the spring festivals at sharon springs and Goodland :Q ' 'KK 'K 'K 'K N.'l l.'I. ll. 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