Brewster High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Brewster, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 110 of the 1940 volume:

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HARRIET JULIANI COMMERCE AND ENGLISH, JUNIOR SPONSOR9 PEP- CLua--HOME ADDRESS GOODLAND KANSAS--BACHELOR OF SCIENCE 1 9 KANSAS STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE, EMPORIA9 KANS. CHARLENE CHENEY: MUSIC DIRECTOR, HOME ADDRESS SELOEN, KAN- SAS--BACHELOR OF SCIENCE, OTTAWA UNIVERSITY, OTTAWA, KANSAS. IVA MCCALL: PRINCIPAL JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL----JUNIOR HICHERH- OOL LIFE CERTIFICATE, FORT HAYS STATE COLLEGE, HAYSs KANSASO HOME ADDRESS BREWSTER, KANSAS. EDITH MARTIN: FIFTH AND SIXTH GRADES--BACHELOR OF ARTS9 BA- KER UNIVERSITY, BALDWIN, KANSAS. HOME ADDRESS HOXIE,KANSAS. LOIS SADLER: THIRD AND FOURTH GRADE--HOME ADDRESS HALFORD9 KANSAS--INTERMEDIATE LIFE CERTIFICATE, FORT HAYS STATE COL- LEGEQ HAvS,KANSAS. LANISSA DAVID: FIRST AND SECOND GRADE-- HOME ADDRESS, OBERLIN, KANSAS---PRIMARY LIFE, FORT HAYS STATE COLLEGE, HAvs,KAN- SASO i' k 'YV fa' I, ' if -. ,ann He Il' OTA Smith 'o s yo 919.5 J1-ne Hun, Bev-ne.rc,e. Havrkms 1, 'Q 1 ' ,I .A Q s X Y 'f Q - i 4 'WP I H51-7321! !'H3'riE H1535 fi as get Q. 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A-nd-rews -770 0U'j 0S5 ' afjavgt on so-n a1-lard L Laws Mice Bw CT fY iJ8'r - GI -Q x I G' SENIOR POEM WITH EAGER HANDS WE REACH FOR STARS9 WITH YOUTHFUL MINDS WE SHAPE THE WORLDS A PLEDGE WHICH READS NOHI WIN YOU MUSTI' WE'RE HOLDING AS A SACRED TRUST To ENSHRINE OUR BANNER HERE UNFURLEDQ 0 BEAR, DEAR EARTH9 ouR IGNORANCEI NE'LL CRASP THE BANNER 'ERE 'TIS HURLEDS OUR CHILOISH FAITH9 ouR PETTY WOES WHICH ALL Too SOON THE YOUTH FOREGOES, THEN FOR THE CHANCE - WE'LL SHAPE THE WORLDI JANE HULL CLASS OFFICERS CLIFFORD SMITH - ------ ----------- PRESIDENT DORIS MAE JONES ------ - ------ VICE-PRESIDENT JANE HULL ---------------- ------- SECRETARY BERNEICE HAWKINS -------------- -- TREASURER CLASS MOTTO TONIGHT WE LAUNCHg WHERE SHALL WE ANCHOR CLASS COLOR LAVENDER AND YELLOW CLASS FLOWER YELLOW AND LAVENDER TuLIPs SENIOR CLASS HISTORY FOUR SENIOR MEMBERS DORIS MAE JONES, MELBA WINSLOWI DOR- OTHY JEAN OSBORN, AND EILEEN MAYER STARTED TOGETHER IN THE FIRST GRADE AND HAVE BEEN OLASSMATES FOR TWELVE YEARS. THE SENIOR CLASS OF i940 ENTERED HIGH SCHOOL AS FRESHMEN IN 1936. WE WERE GREEN AS MOST FRESHMEN ARE BUT SOON DIS' MISSED THAT FROM OuR MINDS AND PUT IN ITS PLACE OUR EAGERNESS T0 ACCOMPLISH THINGS AND SET AN EXAMPLE FOR FUTURE CLASSES. WE ARE NOW DIGNIFIED SENIORS AND ARE READY FOR HIGHER SCHOOLING OR LIFE'S WORK AS THE CASE MAY BE- EVERYONE CANNOT HOPE T0 ATTAIN THE HIGHEST, BUT, WE, THE SENIORS, TO THE BEST OF OUR ABILITY HAVE GIVEN SOMETHING TO MAKE THESE THE BEST SCHOOL DAYSO WE SENIORS ARE PROUD OF OuR ANNUAL, THE 'BuLLDOGS', AND WE SINCERELY HOPE THAT You WILL ENJOY READING IT AS MUCH ASWE HAVE ENJOYED PUTTING IT OUTO ANNUAL STAFF EDITOR ---------- -- -------- ---- MARIE BIGGS n ASSISTANT EDITOR ---------------- JANE HOLL BUSINESS MANAGER ------------ DOROTHY MAYER ADVERTISING MANAGER --------- MELBA WINSLOW FACULTY ADVISOR ---------------- IVAN LYTLE FACULTY ADVISOR ------------ HARRIET JULIAN THE JUNIORTSENIOR BANQUET LAST YEAR FOLLOWED THE THEME, WTHE LAST ROUND-UPN. THE MUSIC ROOM wAS APPRORRIATELY DECOR' ATED WITH BOOTS, SADDLES, CACTUSES, AND MOUNTAIN SCENERY. FO- OD FOR THE BANQUET WAS DONATED av MEMBERS OF THE JUNIOR CLASS. COACH MOCOY WAS OuR SPONSOR AND DOROTHY JEAN OSBORN WAS TOASTMISTRESSQ KEITH HORNEY, EILEEN MAYER AND THE JUNIORQUAR' TET FURNISHED MUSIC FOR THE PROGRAM. SENIOR CLASS HILL NE9 THE SENIORSQ AFTER DUE CONSIDERATION AND DEEP CON CENTRATIONQ DO HEREBY DUTIFULLY WILL WITH OUR DEEPEST PECT THE FOLLOWING CELEBRITIES, ABILITIESA AND PECULAR WILLS HER FIGURE TO MARUORY SIMPSON wILLS HIS ABILITY TO SEE OVER HEADS POPEYEQ wILLS HIS CURLY HAIR TO GLEN SCHRO- VIVIAN AGNEW ATLEE BARGER OF PEOPLE TO SHORTY MCKEE EDER. CECIL wILLS HIS MISCELLANEOUS JANITOR DUTIES TO RODNEY. JANE WILLS HER ABILITY IN LITERATURE TO WILLARD BERNEICE LEAVES HER QUIET MANNERS TO BILL MALL- ORY. CARL GIVES HIS SUNNY DISPOSITION TO RAY ZENTZB ANNA DORIS GIVES HER POWDER PUFF TO ALTHEA GEE. LORRAINE wILLS HER SOCIAL STANDING TO LESLIE LEE GAIL LEAVES HIS ABILITY TO NOISILY PARADE DOWN THE HALL T0 ELDON. MARGARET LEE LEAVES NILBUR TO MURIEL TO MAKE UP FOR THE LOSS OF SHORTYO JRC HILLS HIS CONVERSATIONAL ABILITIES TO DUANEQ LOLA wILLS THE ORYING OF MRSA ALLEN'S DISHES TO DOPEY THOMPSONQ MARIE wILLS HER ABILITY T0 DORIS MAE LEAVES THE CARE JUANITA MICHAELS MARGARET WILLS HER SINGING ELMER wILLS HIS ABILITY T0 DOROTHY JEAN LEAVES HER MUSICAL ABILITY TO JOHN. MELBA N. LEAVES HER ACILITY T0 GERALD FULWIOER. EILEEN WILLS HER ABSENCES FROM CLASS TO BARBARA. KEITH wILLS HIS ABILITY IN FOOTBALL T0 REX SCH- ROEDERO THE SENIORS WILL TO THE JUNIORS THEIR ABILITY TO PEACEFULLY SETTLE CONTROVERSIAL ISSUES IN CLASS MEETINGS- TO THE SOPHOMORES WE LEAVE OUR ABILITY TO KEEP MONEY IN THE TREASURY WITHOUT A PIECE OFTA' PE STUCK T0 THE NICKELSQ To THE FRESHMEN WE WILL THERI' GHT T0 REVENGE ALL WRONGS SUE- FERED AT INITIATION THIS YEAR TO BE CARRIED OUT IN I948. MAKE GRADES TO JAY. OF THE EOSON BOYS T0 ABILITY TO LEE BAIRDC ASSIST nSPEEDn T0 DON RES ITIES SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY AFTER CAREFUL. OBSERVATION AND MINUTE CALCULATIONQ ROSE DAWN PREDICTED THE FOLLOWING OCCUPATICN FOR THE SENIORS IN LIFE TWENTY YEARS HENCE2 HAROLD HSHORTY' MCKEE9 A GIGLO IN NEW YORKQ JUNIOR SMITH, A DOG DOCTOR wHO IS FAMOUS FUR HIS INvENTIoN OF FLEA POWDERO MELBA NINSLOW, STEWARDESS ON INTERNATIONAL PLANE GAIL BERRY, PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATESS DORIS MAE JONES9 WIFE OF THE PRESIDENT OF THE US ELMER ULREY9 MAKING MONEY IN A PEANUT STAND MARIE BIGGS9 MARRIED INTO ENGLISH ROYALTY JANE HULL, CHAMPION DISHWASHER nSPLASH'lM CLEAN- SUSIEH ANNA DORIS IMHOFI SNAKE CHARMER IN A CIRCUS MARGARET THOMPSONy LADY DETECTIVE SARL EICHER, BEARDED LADY IN THE CIRCUS ATLEE BARGER, FAMOUS ATHLETE SEATING GLENNCUNN- IHGHAM'S RECORDSQ EILEEN MAYERg RUNNING ICE CREAM AND CREAM STAT- ION WITH ROLAND HAGLER CECIL ANDREWS, PLAYING THE STOCK MARKET LOLA BIGCS, MARRIED TO CECIL AND SECRETARY TO A RICH OLD LADY BERNEICE HAWKINSI OUT IN HOLLYWOOD VIvIAN AGNEW, TEACHING A REDUCINC CLASS DOROTHY MAYER, GETTING READY T0 MARRY HER FIFTH HUSBAND MR. LYTLEA ESTABLISHED LYTLE COLLEGE IN BREWSTER LORRAINE MCADAMS, LEADER OF BREWSTER SOCIETY MARGARET LEE LEWIS, A SECOND MISS CHEADLE TEACH- ING SCHOOL. KEITH HORNEY AND IRENE ON A TOUR CIVING DANCING' ExHIBITIONSo THEIRS AN IDEAL LOVE MATCH AND ARE VERY HAPPY. SENIOR CLASS POEM TWENTY'ONE SENIORS OUR CLASS CONTAINS, TWENTY'ONE PERSONALITIES EACH ONE MAINTAlNSg SOME OF US SCOWL AND SOME OF US SMILE BUT WE'RE NEVER THE SAME ALL THE WHILE- JUNIOR IS PRESICENT, HE'S HAPPY ALL DAY, DORIS IS VICE, SHE'S NICE IN HER WAY, BERNEICE IS THE TREASURER, SHE ALWAYS SEEMS GAY, JANE IS THE SECRETARY2 AND SMART, WELL l'LL SAY. ATLEE AND GAIL THEY GREw QUITE A WAY BUT MELBA AND VIvIAN STOPPED SHORT ONE DAY, EILEEN AND CARL ARE JUST PLEASINGLY PLUMP WHILE ANNA AND MARGARET ARE THIN AS TWO STUMPS. CECIL AND LOLA THEY PET ALL THE WHILEs ELMER AND MARIE RETURN EACH 0NE'S SMILE, MARGARET LEE AND HER BOY FRIEND ALL THEY D0 IS WALK, MHILE SHORTY AND HIS GIRL RIDE AROUND EVERY BLOCK. LORRAINE, DOROTHY, AND KEITH HAVE MARRIED LONG PAST, AND HAPPY ENOUGH So THE MARRIAGE WILL LASTO THAT IS THE END OF THIS HONORABLE CLASS WE'RE ALL MIGHTY SURE WE'RE ALL GOING TO PASS. LORRAINE MCADAMS AN ODE TO THE GIRLS I THINK THAT I SHALL NEVER SEEs A GIRL REFUSE A MEAL THAT'S FREE, A GIRL WHOSE HUNGRY EYES AREN'T FIXED UPON A COKE THAT'S BEING MIxED, A GIRL wHo O0ESN'T WEAR A BUNCH OF JUNK T0 MATCH HER HAIR, GALS ARE LOVED BY GUYS LIKE ME 'CAUSE wHO WOULD WANT TO KISS A TREE? xg o'f6o1' a1 r'l'et ffulfa-n WW 'f Z?fO o C42 A54 '..,, 5 The -' .n ,,i. 4- .golf . ' f 4' X Si Llfile Reg! Schoolhouse 5. eruwfo-r 'jjjij Cast '- Su.fDev-SIQQIQOMS HSL ff CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT ----------- H ---- DONALD BROTEMARKLE VICE PRESIDENT -------- BEVERLY JEAN STRAIN SECRETARY --------------------- MURIEL UOCALL TREASURER ------------------- VIRGINIA HUNTER SPONSOR ------------------------- MISS JULIAN C LASS MOTTO NOT AT THE TOF, BUT CL!MB!NGQ CLASS COLORS MAROON AND SILvER CLASS FLOWER WHITE GAPDENIA CLASS ROLL REX ABERNATHY LEE BAIPC VIVIAN BARGER VERNA LEE SROOKS DONALD BROTEMARKLE KENNETH CARSTENS MINNIE BELLE EICHER VIRGINIA HUNTER DOROTHY JONES F5 MURIEL MOOALL HAROLD U!LLEP LOYO RYAN JEAN 5HOWAL'ER BETTE LEE SM!TH BETTY JEAN SONDAY BEVERLY JEAN STRA JUNIOR ULREY WILBUR WOLF FLASH! HELLO EVERYBODYS THIS IS THE JUNIOR CLASS BRINGING YOU THE NEWS or THE PAST YEAR. FOR THE JUNIORS THIS YEAR HAS HELD MORE FLASHES THAN ANY OTHER YEAR SO FAR. FLASH! Y ISO ld wHAT'? WHY I6 JOLLY JUNIORS IO GIRLS SCBBOYS EQUALS WOUR JUNIOR CLASSWO WHAT HIGHLY, STUPENDOUSQ OO- LOSSAL, GIGANTUC, AND FLASHY EEATS WE HAvE ACCOMPLISHEDS FLASHL OUR GLASS RINGS! THESE MADE ONE OF THE BRIGHTEST AND LONGEST FLASHES OF OUR SCHOOL YEARS WE THINK THESE RINGS THE BEST EVERB THEY ARE GOLD WITH THE TRADITIONAL SCHOOL CREST SET ON STONES OF ONYX OR RUBYQ FLASH! THE FLASH or A BATON AND A cROwN ARE HONORS THE JRS HAVE RECEIVEDQ VIVIAN BARGER WAS JUDGED THE BEST THIRLER AND SO BEOAME DRUM'MAJOR OF OUR BANDQ THE cROwN wAS PRESENTED T0 VIRGINIA HUNTER9 FOOTBALL QUEEN OF I959- I-940 ., FLASH! MONEYI MONEYI MONEYI JlNGLE'JINGLE'JlNGLEu JUST HEAR THOSE GOINS ROLL INTO OUR OLASS TREASURYQ FOOT- BALL AND BASKETBALL GAMESg JUNIOR PLAY, DUES AND HUMAN EFFORT HAS KEPT THE LEGAL TENDER BEING MUSIC T0 OUR EARSQ FLASH! FOOTLIGHTSI THE MOST THRILLING FLASH-'OUR JUNIOR PLAY. MORE FUN, NEW EXPERIENCE9 AND ENJOYED BY ALLB FLASH! A FLASH OF THE FUTURES WE PUT OUR ELASHES TOGETHER AND MAKE ONE LARGE FLASH---THE JRC-SRO BANQUETS THIS IS THE cLIMAx OF OUR JUNIOR YEARO 'THE SUPERSTITIOUS FISH' CAST OF CHARACTERS FLORENCE ARLINGTON MARIPOSA SMITH ---- MARGARET MATTERS -- ELLA SHAYNE ------- SUE BICKFORD ----- -- BILLY BICKFORD ---- FRANCINE PAYTON --- DR. AUBREY NUTT --- SYLVESTER FISH ----- JUSTUS SMITH ------ RANDALL CHASE ----- - NARDA JEWELL ------ LOLA PAINE -------- GRACE FLETCHER ---- MRS. SYLVESTER FISH SYLVESTER FISH, SRE STAGE MANAGER ----- STAGE MANAGER ------------ MINNIE BELLE EICHER BETTE SMITH VERNA BROOKS QBETTY DOROTHY JONES VIRGINIA HUNTER WILBUR WOLF BEVERLY JEAN STRAIN LEE BAIRD DONALD BROTEMARKLE KENNETH CARSTENS LOYO RYAN VIvIAN BARGER JENELLE BOUDREAU JEAN SHOWALTER MURIEL MCCALL REX ABERNATHY JUNIOR ULREY HAROLD MILLER SYNOPSIS OF THE PLAY SYLVESTER FISH IS A SUPERSTITIOUS YOUNG MANS ON THE MORNING OF HIS WEDDING TO FRANCINE PAYTON, HE POSTPONES IT wHEN HE REALIzES THAT THIS IS FRIDAY9 THE THIRTEENTHB HE AND HIS BEST MANg DR. AUBREY NUTTp JOURNEY TO A MOUN- TAIN ESTATE WHICH HE BELIEVES IS HISQ ON HIS ARRIVAL HE OIScOvERS THAT IT IS A REST CURE SANITORIUM OPERATED BY MISS FLORENCE ARLINGTONG SUE BICKFORD ARRIVES WITH HER BROTHER BILLY AND CLAIMS SHE TOO Owns THE HOUSES CINE DRIVES INTO THE MOUNTAINS, AND DUE TO A OAR Down, SHE ARRIVES AT THE REST CURE SANITORIUM. MET WITH THE STARTLING INFORMATION THAT MARGARET HAS BEEN SENT THERE BY SYLVESTERO TROUBLE BREws SYLVESTER AND FRANCINE WHICH ENDS IN LOvE MATCHES BETWEEN FRANCINE AND AUBREY NUTTS AND BETWEEN SYLVESTER AND SUE BIOKFORDJDE TO MARIPOSA9 THE MAIDn THE HOUSE IS SAID T0 BE FULL OF NUTSO MARIPoSA'S OWN STATE- MENT IS nEVERYBODY IN THE HOUSE IS CRAZY SUNDAY, FRAN- BREAK' SHE IS MATTERS BETWEEN BUT ME.n THE FUN RESULTING FROM THESESIT' UATIONS IS COMPLICATED BY A TOUCH OF MYS- TERY. HOWEVER, IN THE END, EVERYTHING IS STRAIGHTENED OUTO 0 hO7'l7O7fo6G O 6Zd55 fb 0775073 FTBTYCQS Vxgff -1 ,l FSE L . 5 .A v- 4, Ex... -g.,A .14 i ' - x' QT '-L TM- V- -. Q?.: X , gg l,?'Q-. ii.. 11 ihu11f. 'Q.n :lb-..,.., '-mg, -L-.nal Mn., :UQ--,. -1-.... iluunyf. . '-M' llin.. A- - A --J Qn1..-,,,- A-Q. EHQQQ., 1 IL-v--.,.,,, j 'H'- ilu., -1:., um' Q- xl: sm,- . an .-ek. .. 4 1. va ..' ., 1 -aug 'Hmmm ff. il -.. . P f,-AWS. 381536 Q F f otha-K a-nf! O 0' the x -4, ' f ne ' P. CCAY7 ui, sf.!f!,r,?,. 0-it .Aww .45 Q3 F,-,fir Clweev L-Q34 ear-5 1 ',Xx .r J , -1 J v-qv -D JJ K' 4- -5- J 9 3 r .v , s CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT ---------------------- SHEILA GUISE VICE PRESIDENT ----------------- CREIGHTON OSBORN SECRETARY ---------------------- VERA MILLER TREASURER ---------------------- DARRELL BEAR REPORTER ----------------------- JENELLE BOUDREAU CLASS MOTTO WALL Fon UNE AND oNE EDR ALLon CLASS COLORS CLASS FLOWER BLACK AND GOLD YELLow ROSE THE SOPHOMDRE HOP ON OCTOBER D, i959 AT 7:50a THE SOPHOMORE CLASS SPONSORED AN ALL SCHOOL PARTYQ MANY TIRED GUESTS TRUDCED HOME IN STDCKINC FEET9 AT THE LATE HOUR or l2:OOo SWING MUSIC, WHICH wAS FURNISHED BY THE NICHLE- ODl'UN, WAS HEARD UPON ENTERINC THE BUILDINGQ BY POL' LOWING THE EAR IT COULD BE TRACEO TO THE MUSIC ROOM WHICH HAD BEEN CLEARED AND WAXEDp FOR THE TRAININGGR- OUND OF STUDENT SWINGSTERS- IN SPITE or THE SIZE or THE ROOMQ DANCERS cRowDED THE ELDDRO EVERYONE TROOPED INTO THE AUDITDRIUM ANSWERINC THE CALL or WCOME AND GET 'EMH. FROM THE BALCONY SL- owLY DESCENDINQ BALOONS ATTRACTED THE ATTENTION DFTHE GUESTS. PART or THEM ENJDYED THE REST or THE EVENING IN THE AuDIToRIuM PLAYING GAMESQ STIFF COMPETITION wAS ENJDYED IN TABLE TENNIS, STAR CHECKERS AND CARDSQ Ff3JAH79H B015 f CXCIJXSN X10 wo ...A Fres hmen Girfs I- 9,-9 o -4 6' CLASS OFFICERS LORNA MAE LEWIS- ------------- ---- ---PRESIDENT BARBARA MCCALL ----------------- VICE PRESICENT ROSALIE THOMPSON ---- ---- SECRETARY E TREASURER ORAN BURNS' ---------------- ----------- SPONSOR CLASS MOTTO CLIMB THOUGH THE ROCKS BE RUGC-ED CLASS COLOR BLUE AND WHITE RODNEY BAIRD DOROTHY FIECHTER ALTHEA GEE ELDON HAWKINS FRANCIS HEMMINGS FLOSSIE HIVELY DON HQRNEY JOHN HULL DORA DEAN JONES ARLETA JONES QUINTIN LEE LoRNA MAE LEWIS JUANITA MlcHEAL CLASS FLOWER CARNATION CLASS ROLL BILL MALLORY BARBARA MCCALL DUANE MCKEE NORMAN PARSONS RAY SCHROEDER REX SCHROEDER MARJORIE SIMPSON CATHERINE SHOWALTER ROSALIE THOMPSON EDNA TRACY DELOY ULERY WILLARD WOLF RAY ZENTZ PROJECT THE FRESHMAN CLASS HAS CHOSEN AS THEIR PROJECT DURING HIGH SCHOOL, TO MAKE BETTER THE LUNCH ROOM CONDITIONSBTHEY EXPECT THIS PROJECT TO BE A PROCESS OF CHANGING OLDHABITSP SURROUNDINGS AND WAYS OF THE PRESENT LUNCH ROOM. THE CLASS REALIZES THAT PROPER FOOD FOR HEALTH UNDER FAvORABLE CON- DITIONS IS ESSENTIAL FOR GOOD STUDENT ACCOMPLISHMENTS. ACTIVITIES THE CLASS OF 5244 WAS ENROLLED SEPTEMBER 4, I959 WITH 27 MEMBERSQ JE HAD OUR FIRST MEETING IN OUR HOME ROOMS JE ELECTED CLASS OFFICERS AND DECIDED ON CLASS DUESO JE WERE VERY HAPPY T0 KNOW MRO BURNS WAS TO BE OUR SPONSOR, AFTER WE HAD OUR CLASS MEETING WE WENT TO OUR FIRST HOUR CLASSE IT wAS COMICAL THE WAY COACH AND THE REST OF THE TEACHERS PRONOUNCEO OUR NAMES, THEY WERE GREEN ALONG WITH USC THE HIGHEST HONOR OF THE FRESHMAN CLASS IS HELD BY CA' THERINE SHOWALTER, WHO TOOK PART IN THE SPELLING CONTEST HELD AT GOODLAND BY THE A. Ao LEAGUE WHERE SHE TIED FOR SC' OND PLACE ON THE BREWSTER TEAMS THE FRESHMAN CLASS wISHES TO HEREBY RECORD IT'S LAB- ORATORY ACCOMPLISHMENTS FOR THE YEAR l959m4OQ EACH MEMBER OF THE SHOP CLASS BUILT THE FOLLOWING MAJOR PROJECTS THE FIRST SEMESTERQ BENCH HOOKS, FOOT STOOLS9 MAGAZINE RACKS, SEWING BASKETS, BOOK ENDS, AND MANY CHRISTMAS GIFTS. THE SECOND SEMESTER THEY WILL COMPLETE THE FOLLOWING: ONE OUT- DOOR PROJECT9 ONE REBUILT AND REFINISH PROJECT AND ONEMAJ' OR PROJECT FROM NEW WOODQ THE FOOD CLASS CANNED 5 BUSHELS OF PEARS, I BUSHEL EACH OF TOMATOES, PEACHES AND BLUE PL- UMS. THE BREAKFAST UNIT wAS COMPLETED BY SERVING THE Mo- THERS. CHRISTMAS CANDIES WERE MADE AS GIFT BOXES. DURING THE SECOND SEMESTER THE GIRLS WILL COMPLETE THE LUNCH AND DINNER UNITSO THE FRESHMEN HELD THEIR FIRST PARTY IN THE GYMNASIUM SEPTEMBER I5, l939. WE PLAN T0 HAVE A PICNIC LATE IN APRIL. mmovmp M33 92 B71 'TTI M499 N1 C521 Tiachevf QT!-I G 5 C t Iv-fe,hB1ayney YMVEJS E22r1eyCLMdu6Sxc In9tv'z,LCTIo7' v Vg, mx Tru J? HL Basket 831172187711 Second 'Place Wvqvrcrs 'Ba-rd C iyf7ol.gv77a,7r7en ' I C , 7 'F ' I t 4. . - . E.. ef, ' 7 yi I r1.Ar,,'Ii,.r ' M7 ..,'. ' A ,J g 1r1g Q an A mfg -15 94 : 1 K:1g,T, f Q as x If -f ffl-I f an 1 . Q ,,, va' ,, ,. g v 1 V , ' f 2 4 z 1 f 1 f- -Q , 5 4 - f .Zyl V A ' I Ari .Z a l- ' 1 '31 X I 1,x ' L V ob ' 1 I - i 6 JUNIOR HIGH CLASS ROLL FIRST ROW! WARREN REID, BILLY FINLEY. SECOND ROW! DAROLD FINLEY, JUNIOR ALLEN, DEAN STRAIN, BUD- DY HULL, WYNN HORNEY, LLOYD ALLEN, BILL THOMPSON, LEE HICH- LAND, ORVAL PARSONS' THIRD ROW: LORA LEE MCCALL, BARBARA GEE, LESLIE BROWN,MAR' VAL OwENs, EVELYN JONES, LOIS ULREY, MISS MCCALL,NORMA PAR- KER, EDITH EICHER, MARY LOU CUMMINGS, DARLENE RYAN, JULIA FIECHTER. CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT LESLIE BROWN VICE PRESIDENT LEE HIGHLAND SECRETARY MARVAL OWENS TREASURER OGILvIA HULL 'NSPIRED BY THE SPADINC PROJECT WHICH FOLLOWED MISCON' DUCT OF PUPILS WHILE IN CHARGE or A SUBSTITUTE TEACHER. SPADING WE THOUGHT WE WERE SMART NHEN WE SwIPED PRESTON'S CORN BUT WE TOOK IT T0 HEART AND SECAME QUITE FORLORN. FOR THREE WEEKS WE WORKED ALL DAY AND DlDN'T HAVE ANY FUN AND BESIDES WE DlDN'T GET ANY PAY BUT FINALLY WE'VE GOT IT DONE. TOMORROW WE WILL CET ATHLETICS AND NEVER SWIPE ANY MORE CORN WE WILL BE VERY ENTERCETIC NHERE ONCE WE WERE FORLORN. --BILLY FINLEY .. LESLIE LEE BRowA PEGGY . MIKE ... PATRICK .. ROBERT . MARY .. AGNES . RQSIE .......... . UIRISH BLARNEYN AN IRISH OPERETTA 940 FEB. 12, I CHARACTERS aoooouoncoas .. LLOYD ALLEN .. BILLY THOMPSON HARREN REID .. MARY Lou CUMMINGS LORA LEE MCCALL MARVAL UWENS PEGGY A CHARMING IRISH GIRL HAD INNOCENTLY STOLEN HEP FRIEND'S SWEETHEARTSQ MIKE, AN OLD CARETAKER, WHO Ll KED TO MAKE PEOPLE HAPPY PATCHED UP ALL THEIR TROUBLES WITH MUCH DISGUISING ON THE PARTS OF PEGGY AND PAF RICK. BREWSTER -- BROWNVILLE BREWSTER -- BREWSTER -- BIRD CITY - BREWSTER -- ST. FRANCIS BENKLEMAN - BREWSTER -- ----..---.-- ---------- I7 ----------- I, JR. HI BASKETBALL ---------- 2I IO WESKAN I3 Eoson - I3 BREWSTER ---------- ---------- I4 6 BREWSTER --------- - WESKAN GEM --------------- BREWSTER -- ----- --- BROWNVILLE -------- BREWSTER ---------- JYiCfg!xf1Q FITSL dvrd Second! 7771701 M159 Dakfid TPBQIWQT Lab and Fourth Gwqydefg f Saddlev' Tgaqhex fifth and SYU1 Gradeiffwvs S dvfln n8che,-r FIRST AND SECOND GRADES FIRST Row: REx MAYER, JOHNNY SHOWALTER, DONALD CROSBY, JERRY LEWALLENa OICKIE HORNEY KEPPELy KENNETH BOCART. SECOND Row: JERRY SMITH, JOYCE JAMES, DOROTHY MAYERSs PATTY THOMPSON, MISS DAVID, BETTY LOU CLARK, GWENDOLYN EMEL, JOYCE PARSONS, FREDA HAZEN. THIRD Row: VELDA OSBORN, JANEANE HUTTON, LOLA TOURI- GUEZ, ZINA HIVELY, DOROTHY FlNLEYs MERLE PARKER,JAUSTIN REED, ROBERT SMITH, HALDEMAR PARCMAN, THIRD AND FOURTH GRADES FIRST Row: GERALD PARKER, DONALD ROSE, MARION CRUMRINE FRANCIS CROSBY, ROBERT LYTLE9 JOHN LEWALLEN,QOYAL REID: SECOND Row: BOBBY ACKERMAN, CARL MARTIN, LOIS EMEL,HEL- EN FINN, JEAN FRY, ESTHER EICHER, REVA HIGHLAND, ROBERT HUNTER. THIRD ROW? CLEVELAND SPENCER, LYDIA FINN, VONA NILSON, MISS QADDLER, BEVERLY PARSONS, ROSIE RODRIGUEZ, HAROLD HARPERQ FIFTH AND SIXTH GRADES FIRST Row: DOYLE FINLEY, BOBBY MAYER, DAROLD MILLERQGE' RALD JOLFQ SECOND Row: VYRLE MCKEE, DONALD JONES, NORBERT KORTEQ JIMMIE LEWALLEN, GLEN HIGHLANDQ THIRD Row: BONNIE DEL MALLORY, MARNA LOY OSBORN, BETTY HARPER, CAROL THOMPSON, VIOLET JOY MAYER, DONNA LEE,JOY- CE HORNEY. FOURTH ROW! RUSSELL ULREY, BILLY HARPER, VERA JEAN MAYER, MISS MAR- TIN, DORLA DEAN MAYER, CURTIS COP- EE, LESLIE WILSON. FIPTH Row: CLARENCE CLARK, MEL- VIN STANDISH, PAUL HULL, TEDPHGH' LANDS 'WNSMWA3 CHRISTMAS OPERETTA FIRST SI CAST or C JANE - ----- ------ - ---- SANTA CLAUS ---------- NONGALO0 ---- KINDNESS ---- HELPEULNESS - UNSELEISHNESS -------- GOODWILL ---- LovE - ----- -- HOLIDAY ' SYNOPSIS JANE, A LITTLE GIRL wHo CLAUS, STARTS orr IN SEARCH ES IN THE LAND or THE NORTH SOME or THE WOODS PEOPLE T0 O JANE MEETS THE RABBITS, SOLDIERS, SUNBEAMS, AND DOL HER IN FINDING SANTA CLAUSO LEARNS THE LESSONS or UNSEL DURING JANE'S OF THE NDNGALITES, AND CRUELTYQ JANE IS REScU SPIRIT or LovE AND IS TAKEN CLAUS' COURT. SHE LAUS LAND' PRESENTED av THE x GRADES HARACTERS JOYCE HDRNEY DAROLD MILLER CURTIS COFFEE DONNA LEE BETTY HARPER BONNIE MALLORY ---- MARNA Lov OSBORN VICLET JOY MAYER CAROL THOMPSON or PLOT IS ANxIoUS TO FIND SANTA or HIM. SHE KNOWS HE LW STAR AND HDPES T0 FIND DIRECT HER. SNOWFLAKES, 8ROWNlES1TlN LS wHoM SHE ASKS TO AID EACH REEUSES UNTIL SHE FISHNESSU SEARCH SHE FALLS INTO THE CLUTCHES WHO ARE THE SPIRITS OF SELFISHNESS ED BY THE TO SANTA AGAIN MEETS THE WOODFOLKS EACH IN TURN REcoMMENDS THAT JANE BE INCLUDED ON SA LISTQ NTA CLAUS' BE THE BEST or WHATEVER You ARE IE You CAN'T BE A Run: on THE Top or THE HILL BE A ScRuB IN THE VALLEY - BUT BE, THE BEST LITTLE SCRUB BY THE SIDE or THE RILLQ BE A BUSH ur vou CAN'T BE A TREE. lr vou cAH'T BE A BUSH, BE A BUT or THE GRASS, AND SOME HIGHWAY SOME HAPPIER MAKE: IE You cAn'T BE A MUSKIEQ THEN JUST BE A BASS-- BUT THE LsvELlEST BASS IN THE LAKE! WE CAN'T ALL BE CAPTAINS, WE'VE GOT T0 BE CREW, THERE'S SOMETHING FOR ALL or us HERE. THERE'S Bac WORK TO oo AND THERE'S LESSER T0 oo, AND THE TASK WE MUST oo as THE HEAR. IF You CAN'T BE A HIGHWAY, THEN JUST BE A TRAIL, IF You cAH'T BE THE Suu, BE A STARS IT lSN'T BY SIZE THAT YOU WIN OR YOU FAIL BE THE BEST OF WHATEVER YOU ARE! DOUGLAS MALLOCH. FRESHNEN DOROTHY FEICHTER QUENTIN LEE BILL MALLORY BARBARA MCCALL KATHERINE SHOWALTER ROSALIE THOMPSON SOPHOMORE JENELLE BOUDREAU FREDA MAE WARNER RUTH BIGGS FRANCES OWENS GRACE FINLEY HONOR SCHOLARSHIP VALEDICTORIAN KENNETH EICHER SALUTATORIAN NADINE MALLORY SCHOLARSHIP AWARDS CHlLL!COTHE KENNETH EICHER HAYS NADINE MALLORY HONOR ROLL SEMESTER JUNIOR DONALD BROTEMARKLE MINNIE BELLE EQCHER VERNA LEE BROOKS VIRGINIA HUNTER MUR!EL MCCALL BETTY SONDAY BEVERLY STRAIN ' SENIOR BERNEICE HAWKINS MARIE BIGGS MARGARET LEWIS DORIS JONES JANE HULL MUSIC RATINGS AT MCDONALD KEITH HORNEY FIRST IN BOYS VOICE EILEEN MAYER SECOND IN GIRLS VOICE CREIGHTON OSBORN SECOND ON DARITONE HORN MUSIC RATINGS AT OAKLEY TENOR SOLO,.KEITH HORNEY-SUPERIOR GIRLS' HIGH VOICE, ANNA DEAN HILTON-EXOELLENT GIRLS' MEDIUM VOICEy EILEEN MAYER-EXCELLENT GIRLS' LOW VOICE, VENA MCCALL'GOOD PIANO SOLO, DOROTHY JEAN CSBORN-EXCELLENT BARITONE HORN SOLO9 CREIGHTON OSBORN'EXCELLENT ATHLETIC HONORS REGIONAL TRACK MEET--COLBY ATLEE BARGER SECOND IN HALF MILE GAIL BERRY THIRD IN MILE DONALD STANDISH FIRST IN POLE VAULT KEITH HORNEY SECOND IN POLE VAULT RAY MAYER THIRD IN QUARTER MILE DUAL MEET-GOCDLAND BREWSTER FIRST IN MEDLEY RELAY GAIL BERRY FIRST IN MILE DONALD BROTEMARKLE ALL TOURNAMENT TEAM ' REXFORD WYOU DON'T HAVE T0 LIVE IN A SIG TOWN TO D0 BIG THINGS IN EDUCATION.' EDUCATION IS NOT GIVEN, BUT GOTTENQ 2472 A.A, League Hi .x jg, WCP1 amp io nsw Dis ffr'C 7' firnina Hon Eurhamenf If ffsflnl rw urmers Up 77 I A x Wan f9 -- 1.0574 6' '1' gif' Won -'54 Losr 'o'f' 5075072 39 ned BREWSTER RD CITY, HISTORY, WIN OVER T0 Oo FOOTBALL THE I939 BuLLooc GRIDSTERS FINISHED THE SEASON IN A THREE'WAY TIE FOR FIRST PLACE IN THE A. Ao LEAGUE BEAT SHARON SPRING, SHARON SPRINGS BEAT BI AND BIRD CITY WON OVER BREWSTER. THIS YEARS TEAM, ONE OF THE LIGHTEST IN THE SCHOOL FOUGHT BRILLIANTLY TO CLOSE THE SEASON WITH A MCDONALD ON THE HOME FIELD9 ev A SCORE THIS MADE THE SEASONS RECORD! FOUR WINS FOUR LOSSES AND ONE TIES NEXT YEARSFOOTBALL SQUAD WILL BE MINUS FIVE SEN IDRS WHO WERE THE NucLEuS or THE i959 TEAMQ JROSMITH AND KEITH HORNEY FROM THE BACKFIELD AND GAIL BERRYQAT LEE BARGER AND CARL EIDHER PROM THE LINE BIRD CITY ------ I 939 scoREs ---- I5 6 SHARON SPRINGS ---- -- MCDONALD ATwooD - BREWSTER BREWSTER BREWSTER BREWSTER RExroRD ----- 7 ....-- I4 ---- .9 ----- 0 ---- I3 ----- O FORFEIT BREWSTER BREWSTER BREWSTER BREWSTER COLBY --- BIRD CITY MCDONALD TRENTON - OAKLEY -- 0 I I I I I I I I TQUJO I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I NJ I I I I I I I I 02 0 D Z O ITI I' F' FI U U'OIT BASKETBALL WITH THE I959-40 BASKETBALL SEASON NOT YET COMPLET- EDQ THE BREWSTER BULLDOGS STAND AT THE TOP or THE A.A.LEAGuE WITH SIX WINS AND oNE LOSSO THE TEAM ATTENDED THE THOMAS COUNTY TOURNAMENT AT REXFORD, KANSAS WHERE THEY WERE DOWNEDBY THE UNDEFEATED MENLO TEAM BY ONLY FIVE POINTSA THEY WERE FORCED INTO THIRD PLACE9 AFTER SWAMPING THE SELDEN WILDCATSO THE FOLLOWING ScoRES REFLEGT THE STRENGTH or THE TEAM LEAD BY Two TALL SENIORS ATLEE BARGER AND GAIL BERRY. FIRST TEAM SECOND TEAM BREWSTER OPP. BREWSTER OPPS I6 IO McDoNALo BI 6 I9 27 GEM I6 7 2I I6 REXFORD Id 20 45 24 BROWNVILLE M 33 I6 REXFORD I6 Id I7 I5 SHARON SPRINGS IO I7 26 I9 BIRD CITY 20 I9 29 27 GEM I4 9 50 26 KANoRAoo 40 29 22 2 EDSON 35 I9 27 I WESKAN 29 4 55 I3 BROWNVILLE 5l 24. MCDONALD 22 27 MENLO I4 I5 35 24 SELDEN 30 27 HOXIE BI 27 WESKAN 57 I5 GIRLS ATHLETICS THIS YEAR HAS FOUND GIRLS BASKET BALL REPLACED BY A VAR- IED ATHLETIC PROGRAM THAT INCLUDES ALL HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS IN NON'COMPETITIVE SPORTSQ GAMES PLAYED WERE SOFTBALL, VOLLEY BALL AND SOCKERQ A SIX WEEKS COURSE IN PERSONAL HYGIENE wAS GIVENQ BREWSTER IS HOST TO THE A. A. LEAGUE PLAY DAY APRIL 20. 'l T927 COMQCTZ' BEL-nJ WMI' Dvuvn, A73-lov 8-nJ -I-wwnfe,-rs fr--CZ? KW C Before BMJ' e.-r ' i iris' Cb-fg-Q film!! Ff7w!I':H QLICCTI 311133-nJa'r1 55 l x The School that places Students WOW fiwfwff WWI? CHILLICOTHE BUSINESS COLLEGE CHILLICOTHE P10 E 5- 3 4 . . 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YouR AMUSEMENT CENTER S SHERMAN THEATRE WWUW'MW In GoooL no A THE STORE FOR LADIES, MIssEs CHILDREN Snows EvERv NIGHT AT 7 OO-9 OO MATINEES AT 2 30 Sun TUE SAT STORE FOR MEN AND BOYS WE MAKE SPECIAL RATES FOR LINE PARTIES DIAL 6lO3 ron RESERVED SEATS FARMERS CO OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION RAY EVEL, SECRETARY V LAusEN. ELEVATOR MGR W C STRAIN, UTORE MGR C0-OP OILS, GREASES, 'OALI FEEDS, GROCERIES CHEVROLET AND OLDSMOBILE HEADQUARTERS F-oR MCCORMICK ggm-ER DEERING TRACTOR AND FARM MACHINERY KEPPEL MOTOR C0 KNUDSON BROS HARDWARE dc IMPLENENT CO ULDSNOBILE CHEVROLET GOODLAND Ano CoLev GOODLAND BREwsTER WARDROBE CLEANERS THE TASTE DMN COCA'COLA GOODLAND DIAL GBI3 3 as O O. A. WlNSLOWg OIL MGR. O. L. Jones, CREAM 8: PRODUCE MGR ' 0 AT AT BOUST ERS BELLAMY DRUG STORE, PHONE 57 COLBY EDGAR K THIEL, ATTYA a u0UNSELLOR AT LAw, PHONE 70, COLBY HENRY M THIEL1 BONDED ABSTRACTOR OF TITLES, PHONE 70, v0L8Y SHALZ RECREATION PARLOR, BREWSTER TIPTON HDWE o,, GOODLAND HIcDON'S DRUG STORE, IN QOODLAND RICHARD AUER, GOODLAND vLOTHlNG CO. OURTNEYS 54 T0 QI OO STORE, OODLAND PENNY DO , GOODLAND L H ARENSBFRG, REXALL STORE, GOODLAND J H REED, DENTIST MAX JONES, LAwYER, GOODLANO DR. H D THOMAS, OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN 5 SURGEONy GOODLANO PET Ta M D , GOOOLA FREOA'S CAFE, GOODLAND DR. C HALL, VHIROPRACTOR, GOODLAND MIZELL, JEWELER m WATCH SPECIALIST, GOODLAND W J BOWER R SONS, URNITURE, GOODLAND I VIRTUE C GOODLAND GEM WATCH DHCP, 106 E IITH STQ, GOODLAND GOODLAND AUTO TOP WYOU WRECK 'EM, WE Fax EMU, GOOOLANO LESTER F SAGE, GOODLAND POTTER bTUDlOs GOODLAND V R N, EYE, EA , OSE 3'THROATa GOOOLANO VIRCINIA'S QHOPRE, GOODLAND HORN'S vASH GROCERY, GO0D'AND MOON SHOE STORE, GOODLAND DR. N F HIRSCH, GOODLAND ELMER E EUWER, GOODLAND THE SHERMAN IO HERALD, GOODLAND CHAS D DOCKHORN, LAWYER, GOODLAND M J RENNERQ SUROEON, GOODLAND GOODLANO GREENHOUSEg l2TH m CHERRY, OODLANO DOC AND HILDA GIESON, DITY CAFE, BR WSTER be RE, CENT, be o MATTIE L. BINKLEY, POSTMISTRESSQ BREWSTER x 9 IS I IS 9 Wo Ho 0 C YO F N 3 ' 0 G Jo Co rs 0 0 O ,,, A 0 0 . Pl To I 0 0 E0 0 A . , F vo We Ong -. 0 A. C. GULICK, PHYSICIAN i SURGEON, GOODLAND 1 6 D. D. E MILLIO M, D., ' R N I O O 3 . U 0 0 C t ' G A fs E S A. Moo A A R. I. R P. RY