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

Text from Pages 1 - 48 of the 1949 volume:

RURAL 'lc,, 4+ X J' O 0,9 9 O S O Q f Y 5 N I 11- illl ll- ' t T , at 2 Q t1'AA Q- ., ,aN.,1. - . , rg ,- el ,ifzf-Q' V 7 xi Q - K:-13 i1vE4gw?f H A 1+' Aiea: Mwst J N 5, , , , B.C.H.S. forever, we will sing to you, We'l1 defend our standards in whate'er we dog Hail! Hail! The gang's all here, 'round our colors brightg we'11 stick together for the old red and white! digg? BOARD OF EDUCATION O B. H. Waters-Treasurer, -Edgar Robertson-President, V. A. Withaln-Clerk iflfiiiiiiiliilfiiiifiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiifiiiiifiii ll'-llllllliQ--vI415445ll'4ll44'5l9Ul4l4444.Flll'5l4'Yl-4 Lorence D. Laird, Principal x ,V '-' ' l T' . P L ,., . , 1,Nxg ,- , 1 'I xv- 2 Beulah Cram Harris Hetzler 5, 1 1 x Home Economics Commerce and History . ,,a, acully T lv. I y Mary Gritten English and Dramatics ' J B Hoffert Mathematlcs Vlrglnia King R J Wllson MuSlC and Art Industrial Arts Q ff and Coach ,Xu I as -' f O nllllh. J Charles Lathrop Mrs L Penny Vocational Agriculture Physical Educatlon Lawrence Penny Neil Hamm Physical Science Custodian Assistant Coach A 452 in Eat!! X A x ' . I , , , ig'qn55 Y -H wr S , . ' o 0 0 iggi V IIxi . ' I 1 ' , 1 . I . Aw E ,Y lv: .. , E Q. Z 5 Q x ,. is 5 , Nm, . IL Q L, , b it . A' J- Q 1-me . . - lx , af' ,1,'f A gH if g g el - If 3 Dick Versch Leo Loop Fogtball 3 F.F.A. l 2'3'7+ Basketball 3-A F00tbal1 Track 'Seniov4 Geraldine Banzet Doris Elley 0 0 0 'I+ -q 4' iageftei 3 ulee Club 1-2-3-1+ Historian F'H'A- 2-3-H Y Teens 1 Kayettes 2-3 student Council Rep. M Pep Club 1-2-3-N Secretary Radean Reade F.F.A. 1-2-3 Glee Club l-2 Football 3-4 Track HBH Club 4 Basketball 3-M Baseball Margola Pettit Glee Club l-2 F.H.A. 2-3-H Kayettes 2-3 Pep Club l-2-3-H Robert Kehlbeck Kays 2-3 F.F.A. 1-2-3-H Watchdog M Glee Club l-2 Don Overturf F.F.A. 3-M Secretary M Football 4 Track 2 Basketball 1 Kays 2-3 Music Director 2, Treasurer 3 HBH Club l Class Offices: Vice President l Secretary 2 President 4 Student Council Rep. 3-M Janette Raile A Cappella Choir l G.A.A. l-2 F.H.A. 3 ,+ President H Kayettes 3 Director of Com. Ser. Y Teens l-2 Glee Club 1-2 Class Offices: Secretary 4 Pep Club 3-H Vice President H Melvin Johnson -C ,..l .rx 2 'W fir I. Q? ri 4 -N 1 -r Football 2-3-H F. F. A. 2-3-N pl Q R,- - V Q. Er ,. Q., v. 9-N. gt Royce Johnson Glee Club 1-2 FgFoAo 1'2 Basketball H Nelda Pantier FaHoA.g 3'l+' Glee Club l-2-3-H Kayettes 3 Girl Reserves 1 Pep Club l-2-3-M LeRoy Welch Class Offices: Reporter 2 Kays 2 F.F.A. l-2-3-H Glee Club l Basketball 3 Football 3-L+ Charlene Witham Pep Club l-2-3-4 QAQ Historian 3 Reporter H Glee Club 1-2-3-H Victor Andersen Koys 2- 3 L Program Director 3 Class Offices: Treasurer 1 Debate 2 Yvonne Purvis Class Offices: Sec.-Treas. 1 Secretary 3 Treasurer U Sec.-Treas. of Drama.1+ J Pep Club l-2-3-H Cheer Leader 3-M President M F.H.A. 2-M x President 2 ' Girl Reserves l Kayettes 2-3 Glee Club l-2-3 Jim Underwood Student Body President 4 1 G1 Class Offices: President l Treasurer 2 Vice President 3 Kays 2-3 Point System 2 Vice President F.FoAo 2 3',+ Vice President Glee Club l Football 1-2-3-H Basketball l-2-3-M Track 1-2-3-H H. Lee Sunderland HBH Club H Kayettes 2-3 President Class Offices: Class Offices: Student Council Rep. 2 Vice President M Class Reporter H Football 2-3-4 Track 3 Bill Burr I Q Q. F.F.A. 1-2-3-'+ 'l ra , - M Glee Club l ... 9 ,f' Kenton Elley Football -- 14 gn Basketball Q:?? Kays 2 Baseball W Q9 Glee Club 1-2 KHYS 2 I fl 'fpwfi - . 3, Q'-X22 v A v . :SHmZ5 '.? wklpHw- tra ' ff-,Ny : :ni 4 .og us V' ' tial , s ix ,J ,F 6 3? i, I-. -- 'if 9 A iff 'WHA ,-f ive: Class Prophecy On the afternoon of August 20, 1960, Dick Versch started out from New York on his way to a class reunion in Bird'City, Kansas. He had got a letter about a week before from Victor Andersen in Minneapolis, Minnesota that there was to be a reunion and asking h1m if he would stop in Minneapolis to pick Victor up and take him along in his new jet propelled airplane Dick Versch had started a very good bubble gum factory and his factory was running all the others out of business Victor Andersen was the History Professor at the U of Minnesota On the appointed day D1ck Versch landed in Minneapolis and picked up Victor They continued on there way to Bird City when they got thele they saw that there must be a new airport there and when they landed they found out that it was run by our good friend LeRoy Welch There had been much talk about building an airport there Nothing had been done tlll LeRoy star ted at it and then he got the airport bullt in a short time LeRoy told us that they now had a taxi servlce in town and that he would call one for us to take us tonthe hotel when the cab got there it was run by none other than our classmate Leo Loop I don't know if his Bookkeeping is very helpful at this job but Mr Hetzler could find somethlng that he could use We then went up to the now mo dern hotel in town It was run bf none other than Charlene Witham who had remained an old maid and I might say had become qulte rich at that She had built an entire new hotel and put lnto it all the modern conveniences that could be desired After we had reglstered and paid our bill, we looked around for someone to carry up our bags We were really surprised when Melvin Johnson came to carry our bags I wonder if Melvin really couldn't get any other Job if he is still trying to get Charlene and all her money The reunion is to be held up at the hlgh school the next night 8 P M We have all that day to look around so we ask Charlene there is any place 1n town th t we might be interested ln and she points out sev ral places of interest that we mlght like call for a taxi and declde to go to the Bob Kehlbeck ranch Wh1Ch is north of town We go out there but much to our dismay he is not It home but is out gnvestlgatlng one of his many herds of cattle and gettlng them ready to ship to market we head back to town knowing that we will see h1m tonight We had been informed that Bill Burr was livi g on hi father's farm So on our way back we drop in to see h1m U o do you think met us at th door but Donna H who used to live over in PcDonald By the looks of hi farm he seems to be doing okay for himself when we get back to town, we are greeted by Royce Johnson and lis wlfe Jerry Banzet They Just arrived from California, where Royce is a Lawyer and a quite suc cessful one at ttat and Jerry is stlll trying to make a llvlng for the r st of the family in the movies I should thlnk that Royce would be able to make a llvirg for both of them but then he proba bly spends all he earns and Jerry has to earn enough money to rear their family By the way they had to come by car instead of by air because of the heavy air traffic Their family consists of two boys and one girl As we go for supper in the Bird City Lunch Room we see that . I ' o . I O C 1 o 0 . . - . . . l I O . o ia T . L . . O O O Q O . up o A OI' o . at . . . . if 1 a - . 9 ' A Q . . 0 0 . . . I L ' 4. I D S n . - .r , . .. E3 1 f Q , A . S Y . . , N . . 4 A ' Q Q ' Q . . v. -. . G A . l . .. A . U U O Class Prophecy iCont'dD Margola is the proprietor, owner, cook of it we have a nice friendly chat with her and gather band to take care of her yet but is very nice to us and gives us a ing in the restaurant, we see Lee supper He is still working for that she has not gotten any hus then there is always time S e meal fr e of charge While eat Sunderland come in and order his the BEA and running after Doris Elley, who is a very elusive little character We wish him all the luck in the world but that won't do much good if she isn't willing will it? Doris works in the Dry Goods Store as a clerk and so she is in town all the time Maybe she wants Lee to chase her?9?? After supper we go back to our room and prepare to go to the supper when we get there we find that Don Overturf and his wife Janette Haile are already there We find that he is farming on the Charles Overturf farm They seem to be happy and quite successful To share their joy with them there are a boy and a girl All of a sudden there is a rush at the door and a tall girl with lots of fafcy clothes and a very attractive look comes into the Gymnasium We recognize Nelda Pantler after a moments thought and find out from Don that she caught up with one be, that is if she the room He is a is still chasing the men but she has not quite of them yet I wonder who the unlucky one will ever catches one We see Kenton Elley come into big man now, not at all like he used to be H is just about ready to challenge the champ, Joe Louis, and we wish hlm all the luck in the world, and he will probably need it The hall is slowly filling up with former classmates most of whom we have already met in the day. There seems to be something strange because there is one man that we do not recognize. We ask Don who he is and he tells us that that is Radean Reade, who went to Texas after he graduated, put all his money in one gamble and hit it rich in the oil fields. He finally married a girl from Texas and we saw that he made a very good choice as he had brought her along and we had the privilege of seeing her. Mr. Hetzler, our sponsor in the Senior Year, is also here. He told so many stories of the absent minded professor that he has become one at Columbia University in New York City. Just before we are ready to sit down at the table to eat we hear an airplane come into the airport and wonder who it is. We cannot think of anyone that is absent and are gladly surprised when Yvonne and Jim walk in. We learn that he is now that he had a game that afternoon that he won that game. He had to home. In case you are interested and who knows about the future. banquet talking over old times and head coach at Kansas State and and we are also happy to learn leave the rest of his family at he has four boys and one girl We had a very nice time at the when the time came again to say good-by, we were very sad indeed but it was nice while it lasted. And so even as we said good-by to each one, I will also close this and say good-by to you. O . h 9 Q O C . U U I Q I I 'I 4 o . I l O e C SENIOR CLASS WILL We the Senior Class of l9H9 being dfsound mind and strong body make this our last will and testiment. To the Freshmen Class we will the school building and all of the faculty members for the next three years To the Sophomore Class we will the opportunity of having the Junior Senior banquet To the Junior Class we will the responsibility of having the Carnival before the blizzards start We also will them the right to publish the annual We the Senior girls will the right to have Slumber parties and the Job of staying awake the next day to the Junior girls As individuals we will these small fortunes I Victor Andersen will my Job asbus driver to anyone who wants to miss part of American History every day I Jerry Banzet will my ability to resist men to Verna Gipe I Billy Burr will my ability to talk and giggle allthe time Elaine Rae Underwood I Doris Elley will my dimples to Ermina Henkle I Kenton Elley will my ability to flirt with Sophomore girls to Gene Young I belvin Johnson will my ability to answer questions in Book keeping to anyone who is brave enough to tackle that subject I Royce Johnson will all my snow Jobs to Warren Underwood I Robert Kehlbeck will my abilityto stay home nights and study to Verle Brethower I Leo Loop will my ability to get my bookkeeping in on time to Gene Hiltv I Don Overturf will my green Chevrolet and all but one of the passengers I bring to school every day, to anyone wno has money enough to buy the gas I Nelda Pantier will all my boy friends to Bernadine BunJes I Margola Pettit will my pleasant disposition to anyone who needs it I Yvonne Purvis will my Job as Senior Class Treasurer to any member of the Junior Class who needs mental and physical exercise I Janette Baile will my Jeans and T skirt to Donna Gaddis I Radean Reade will my cigar smoking ability to Layle Bowers Be careful you dor't get sick, Layle J I Lee Sunderland will my brains to Gene Jensen I Jim Underwood will my masculine figure to Loyd Burr I Dick Versch will my ability to get along with Mr Hetzler to Darrel Purvis I LeRoy Welch willmy ability to laugh at corny Joles in Aweri can History to Fred Magley I Charlene Witham will my glasses uzanyone who wants the both er of carrying them around I also will IV selected charms to Elaine Stunkel I Mr Hetzler will th gre t opportunity of being Senior Class sponsor to any member of the faculty wno can keep an even temper under every circumstance . I o . o I w . . Q f . . o . . . 1 o . Q I . . to . 4 a O , . . I an I u O 1 - V . . . Us ... A 1 4 O . X s . . o . . - A . . A A . . - . A I . . . rv A o C J 1 . o . 1 0 . o . Q . . . r v x L1 I A Z w . l H, O Q 0 ' ' o v u. 1 A V e FIRST ROW: J. B. Hoffert-Sponsor, Loyd Burr,Darrell LaRue, Ermina Henkel, Arlene Kuhlman,Elaine Lillich, Deloris Kehlbeck,Bernadine Bunjes. SECOND BOW: Roy Bacon, Warren Underwood, Verna Gipe, Jean Anne McDowell, Elaine Stunkel, Lois Welch. THIRD ROW: Darrel Purvis, Don Cress, Dorothy Nelsen,Elaine Under- wood, Fred Magley. FOURTH ROW: Dwight McConnell, Layle Bowers, Dallas Hitchcock, Gene Jensen, Gene Hilty, Delbert Flemming, Frank Chipperfield. The Juniors of l91+8-T-P9 started a Very active year by elect-- ing their class officers as follows: President .................... Elaine Stunkel Vice President ............... Jean Anne McDowell Secretary ........ .... E laine Lillich .049 Treasurer ........ .... . . . .Donald Cress 50' Reporter ..................... Lois Welch Student Council .............. Gene Jensen Their first'activity of the year was selling magazines in which they did a swell job. They chose up sides and named them red and blue and the reds were champs. Prizes were won by Gene Hilty, Elaine Underwood,and Deloris Kehlbeck for selling the most subscriptions. The Juniors presented a clever play HDon't Take My Penny.U There were seventeen characters infthis play. They werealso quite successful with their spook house at the Senior Carnival. Their year was completed by giving the Junior-Senior Banquet which the Seniors enjoyed very much. ' . A .4I9!i '- FIRST ROW: Lola Mae Muths, Marlene Holscher, Donna Gaddis, Estella Borman, Nadine Boyington, Loretta Lillich. SECOND ROW: Marjorie Bartlett, Hollis Murray, Jean Overturf, Doris Dunn, Faye McConnell, Shirley Kite. THIRD ROW: Ralph Downing, Dale Nelsen, Gene Young, Pat Loop, Mel- vin Meguire, Sponsor R. J. Wilson. FOURTH ROW: LeRoy Henkel, Rex Glasco, Loyd Loop, Verle Brethower, Eddie Deeds, Warren Erickson. So homores The Sophomore class opened the year of 1948-1911-9 with twenty- three members. They gained two new members, Donna Gaddis, and LeRoy Henkel. They have been active in school activities such as the all school play, the one act Speech play, serving at the Junior-Senior Banquet, and Marjorie Bartlett and Verle Brethower were two of the victorious spelling team this year. All are active members of FQHQAQ FOFOAO The class officers are as follows: President ....... . .... Ralph Downing Vice President ....... . . Edwin Deeds Secretary .... . . f .Rex Glasco Treasurer ........ . Loretta Lillich Reporter . . . . . . . . . . Verle Brethower Student Council Delegate . . . . .Shirley Kite l.. -1 qfefbminf , ,,..:-3, B FIRST ROW--Mr. Penny-Sponsor, Jerry Hamm, Lorraine Deeds, M. Sue Sawyer, Lyle Haack, Johnny Rambat, Walter Van Dyke, Julia Morlan Raoma Purvis. SECOND ROW--Verna Warren,Jackie Baile, Joan Leisure,Luceen Bunjes Stanley Lamb, Carol Jean Nothdurft, Margaret Cole, Elaine Bowers. THIRD ROW--Nola Wolfe, Twila Underwood,Arnold Smith, Robert Sharp Melvin Steele, Thelma Jean Fishel, Ardis Alberty, Verna Pantier. Twenty-five Freshmen were welcomed to the halls of B.C.R.H.S. in September l9H8. This class has had a very successful year, highlighted by tkafollowing events and activities. Margaret Cole and Robert Sharp were crowned king and queen at the Senior Carni- val. For this victory, the Freshmen were honored at a party in February, given by the seniors. The Freshmen are truly artistic as was proved by their having had more students enrolled in the art class than did the Sophomores, Juniors, or Seniors. These art students were represented in the National Poppy Poster Con- test. Carol Nothdurft played a piano solo at the League Music Festival in Brewster. The year 1914-8-l+9, with Mr. Penny-Sponsor, Billy Pope Duncan- President, Robert Sharp-Vice President, Arnold Smith--Secretary, M. Sue Sawyer-Treasurer, Jerry Hamm-Reporter, has come to a close and already twenty-five Freshies are making plans for tkeir Soph- omore year in B.C.R.H.S. I 3V2f c -f..-...W-.-- QWQV a'm9 , J xg-hm QW!- .- in-1 -s Left to Right: Barbara Jones, Betty Sunderland, Shirley Kit X Treasurer, Ralph Downing, Geri Banzet--Secretary, Don Overtur?, QQQXX Elaine Stunkel,Gene Jensen, Artis Alberty, Bill Duncan, Jim Undel USSN-,E wuod--President . 'fa f 3: 41 Ef- A f A PORTION OF OUR STUDY HALL AND LIBRARY FACILITIES FIRST ROW: Coach Wilson, Jerome Muths, Troy Witham Rex Dunn Jr Magley, John Alden, Buddy stabbing, coach Purvis. ' ' ' SECOND ROW: Bill Reade Bradley Waters, Neal Cormack, Neil Gilli land Mark Keever, David Mickey. THIRB ROW: Eugene Lillich, Stanley Dorsch Henry Burr, Henry Wea ver, Roger Henning, Bradley Rambat, Bill Cress, Coach Reade. The Junior High boys have had a very,successfulyear inbasket- ball. Their percentage in the win column is not the highest but the percentage in endeavor is hard to beat. Theboys that partic- ipated in basketball are as follows: 7th. grade-John Alden, Henry Burr, Bill Cress Neil Gilliland, Roger Henning, Mark Keever, Eugene Lillich, Bavid Mickey, Bradley Rambat Buddy Stebbins Allen VanDyke, Clement Wahrman Henry Weaver ,Jacki V lf , e IO e. Sth. grade-Neal Cormack, Stanley Dorsch, Rex Dunn,,Jerome Muths,Arnold Magley Jr., Bill Reade, Bradley Waters, Troy Witham. T ment in which four teams were entered and these were St. Francis, Kanorado, Brewster, and Bird City. St. Francis took first place, Kanorado took second place and Bird City took third place. he Jr. High boys were honored to have the Tom Thumb tourna- The boys will take part in the Spring track meets and plan t . o have a Jr. High baseball team. ir The Future Homemakers of America got off to a flying start this year, having elected the follow- ing officers last Spring. President ------- Janette Baile Q Vice President--Arlene K man Q9' Secretary ------ Jean Overturf Treasurer ------- Lola Muths and five other able officers who with the help of our advisor, Mrs. Cram, contributed much to F.H..A. 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The officers are as follows: President ........ . .... .. .... .Frank Chipperfield Vice President .... ..... .... ..Don Cress gb. Secretary....... .... Don Overturf QQ Treasurer .... . . . . . .Verle Brethower Reporter ..... ....... ......... Fred Magley Watchdog. ................. ...Robert Kehlbeck Some new accomplishments this year were having a program committee to prevent the waste of excess time and we hope also to have several field trips this year. Our source of income was from pop sales at football games and basketball games, donations, the boxing matches at the Senior Carnival, and shocking feed. Additions to our organization were a few shop tools, several books for the library,and most of all, a nslide projector cameran with which to better inform us in the field of Agriculture. The club officers attended the leadership meeting at Stock- ton this year. We have witnessed a wonderful time at the stock show this year and believe the rest of the year will be as excit- ing. The District and State judging contests will be looked for- ward to by the group, plus a fishing trip which we were unable to have last year. We haveadded a new attraction toour club byour club jackets. This helps our club greatlyfor when color can beadded an interest is taken and when interest arises, success, education and good times are more easily obtained. FIRST ROW: Darrel Purvis, Stanley Lamb, Pat Loop, John Rambat, Walter Vandyke. SECOND ROW: Lee Sunderland, Warren Underwood, Melvin Steele Ed die Deeds, Dallas Hitchcock, Rex Glasco, Delbert Flemming, Seach Wilson. THIRD ROW: Robert Sharp, Gene Hilty, Radean Reade, Loyd Loop, Jim Underwood, Royce Johnson, B111 Burr. 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CThey were very successfull. The Second team played a very important part in the building of this team and they showed signs for a strong team next year. The football squad this year elected Jim Underwood as their permanent captain for the season and had alternating co-captains, the senior boys who are leaving the team this year are: Robert Kehlbeck, Don Overturf, Radean Reade, Lee Sunderland, Jim Under- wood and LeRoy Welch. These boys wish the best of luck to the Cardinal team of next year and hope that they take the League Championship. -m . 'WI I., I1 - S '1 I., 51,5 X . 'll . 'Q Il 3 Q 3 cf li 3J O gm Olffoxcwo -Qu H7015-f.O1 CD L W :T M I 5 - if -no 5 ff? 'U-4.2 fdq., 5505 A pf-1 'UO fDS C'4-v,l,U ,. 5 wghqggg vp' .57 .xl bk n T, QU ' N .2 ' 'V sv' fo mv Q' Ur: 'D - F Mwsgvo .IS wr 37 Eowgoo 'mwNw. m W ORN 1 O L g wf- id ' f 75: X-1 4 'Q gn., , A,. ' fi 53821-1 Q- n e ,I :gx . A-Q Mai 2 1 1 4 . u, . 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L X The Bird City Rural High School band directed by Miss Virginia King has appeared at every home football and basketball game I addition there were some special performances between halves They marched down town before football games in the fall They furnished music at the all school play The highflght of the year was their appearance in the Music Festival at Brewster The band has been an important part in pep assemblies The small but mighty boy's vocal class including Melvin Maguire, Warren Underwood, Eddie Deeds Verle Brethower Darrel LaRue Warren Erichson, Ralph Downing, adean Reade, d Billy Duncan, broke the ice this year by'aopannngon the first assembly program This industrlous group appeared in the spring concert on May 5th The girls' vocal, through conscientous work under the super vision of Miss Virginia King, composed of thirty four voices pro duced an excellent varied concert highlighting National Music Week in May Dressed in formals the girls looked beautiful and sang very well, selectionscnfreligious, popular, classical, folk, march, and ballad songs A girls' sextette composed of Twila Underwood and Jerry Hamm Sopranos Elaine Ray Underwood and Marjorle Bartlett, Secon Sopranos Arlene Kuhlmann and Marlene Holscher, Altos appeared on several guest programs including the Equity Banquet and an appearance over radio station KWGB at Goodland They also sang two numbers in the Spring Concert on May Sth -Y QW ? ffl YN 'A A Q B fe The HBH Club was organized this year, under the capable leadership of Mr Wilson, for the purpose of advancement of good sportsmanship, a better understand ing of game rules and to set up a basis for the giving ofbthe school let er, the HBH, to those who become ele g e The officers elected were President H Lee Sunderland Vice President LeRoy Welch Secretary Treasurer Jim Underwood The HBH Club has sponsored a good sportsmanship Campaign which has been very successful Referees, v1 Siting school officials, and local people have com mented favorably on the behavior of our students at school activities . 1. 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