Brewster High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Brewster, KS)

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ass History Wher the coo s of rewster vOHSOl1O ted rlfh School opered lH the Year oi our Lord 1936, we flnd dna Berah, Roy Brooks, Lois Curtls, LO1S mel lobby Smlth Cleveland Spencer, Lydia Finn, Bobby Hunter Royal lbld, Curl 'artin, Beverly Parsons, and Vona Lea llson occuoying the f1PSt rade desks t the front of the room we flnd Hazel Brooks wlth the Job of teaching us readln' wrltln' and 'rlthmetic COMIHQ back 1D the Fall of 19L7 we flnd that some of us must have taken a likln' to school for at roll call we flnd ndna Bervh, Lols LUFtlS, Lols mel, Lydia Finn, Bobby Hunter, Carl Iartln, Royal Reld, Beverly Jursons Jona Lea Wllson, and sther 'icher We had lost Roy Brooks and Bobbf Smith and 1 nec Lstber Qicher, with our total enrollment stlll 10 We flnd our teacher h d chanved and was now learl Brotemarkle By now we were PTOWlHP un and were thlrd araders alreadv hy row tlue flvs The fOllOW1H9 answered present to roll call Lols vuItlS, Jean fry, Lydl 1nn Royal Reid, Bobby Hunter, Beth Ca e, a 1 rtln, Beverlf arsons, Vona Lea ilson Rosie Qodri uez, Duane Smlth, sther lCbCP and Lols nel e had alned A n w class ates whlle losinv one Edna Berph Our nev friends were Du ne Cnlth, QOSIS Rodriguez, Jean bry, and Beth are Our enrollment was now lncre Q d by 3 for a total of 13 at tke end of the flrst senester, Lols Curtls h d nov d away Cur teacher was lose Darnauer Startins our fourth year of school Duane Smith, Beverly 'arsons nd Beth are are 11SS1HE at roll call anc t cher iss Lols Saddler marks 9 Present ln her Grade book In the fall of 'LC our enrollment had Jumped fron 9 to lu Our new room mates were uonna Brown, Dofle hinley B111 harper, Royce Mill r, Carol Thompson and 1orbert Porte he had lost 10518 Qodrivuez Our 5th grade teacher was Miss Vlolet Brown nt the start of our 6th year of school we flHH that Don Jone and Vne to Norton Our teacher was stlll Violet Brown low we were really grovn up We were ln Jr Hilh with 1iss Iva vcCal1 as teacher Donna Brown, Lols hmel, Jean fry, Lydla qlnn, Bob Iunter, Royal qtld, Don Jones, Royce Miller, Wayne Starns, Carol Thom son and Carl Nartln answered roll We had lost hsther Licher, Doyle rlnley, 'orbert Korte, HG Nona Lea W1lson Of the 10 that had started in '36 5 remalned, Bob Purter, loyal Reld, Lydla Flnn, Carl Nartln, and Lois .nel t the start of our eivhth grade year Donna Brown, Jear Fry EDO Carol Thomnson were nlsslnc fron the eighth grade Seats Bern1rd fohs h d golned the any making us a total of 9 ooyle Finley rejoined us at the end of the first semester And those graduatinv from the eivhth grade were Bernard Vohs, Qobert Funter, Royal Held, Carl artln, Boyce 'iller, Lois nmel, ayne Starns, Lydia rinn, Don Jones and Doyle Binley Viss hcCall was still our teacher To start high school we found we had but 3 left of the startln 10 Royal Reld Lydia Finn, and Bob hunter Though we had lost Lois 'mel and C rl MSTLIH we had gained 'len lC1S, and Virgil Nichols from Brownville and Parlan Mayer, mommy Carpenter and nanny Bierce Those that occupied the freshmar se in LL L5 wer , Doyle b1DlCV Lydia Finn, Royal Reid Bob Funter, Don Jones, Yoyce Miller, Wayne Starns, Bernard Vohs, lenn eis, Vir il Nichols, Danny BlCTCC, Parlan Mayer and Tommy Carpenter we had chosen viss Slabach for our snonsor The facultv conslsted of Chuck llllams, Sunt and coach, 1ss Vern Broois, Niss Corke, Niss Slabach and Miss Boatritht In the Wall of L5 the Sophomore roll call was answered by the following Doyle Flnley, Lydia Finn, Bob Punter, Don Jones, Royce Mlller, Royal Reid, Nayne Starns, Bernard Vohs, Clare Fresen, Raymond Brown, Clenn Johnson, Harlan Mayer and Tommy Carpenter Je chose M133 Corke for our sponsor Ne had lost Danny Bierce and plcked up Raymond Brown, Clare Fresen and ulenn Johnson The faculty was the same except we had lost Miss Boatriaht and galned Nlss Johnsten By our Jr year the class lncreased to 17 and Lydia was no longer the only glrl ln the class as Ariel McDan1el, Vesta archer and Conn Brown joined us We lost Qaymond Brown, Clare Fresen, and Clenn Johnson and alned Darold Miller and 'erald Wolf he chose Mr Smith as our soonsor The faculty changed with Miss Corke, Miss olabach and Ilss Brooks leaving Cur new lnstructors were Mr Fay Smith, Miss Zahm, Mrs urtis, iiss Fenyon and at the half way mark Nrs Curtis drooped out and Miss Lang took over our english classes Our Senior year found the sane 17 Jrs in the Sr row br Ch rles Nilliams was chosen for our sponsor We had lost M135 Zahm and diss Lang from the faculty and gained Mr. Stebbins, Miss Beeson and Mrs. meredlth. 2 k l . . 1 m ' . . ., U ,, . .D , V: . 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Class W!! le the Sen1ors of Brewster Consolidated High School, being of sound mind and memory and not under duress do make this our last will and testament Royal Reid wills his tall stender figure and h1s ability to play basketball to Cecil Cary Ariel McDaniel wills her lrresistabllity to the boys to Arleen Smith Glenn lels leaves Lois Sporing in the care of Lyle Pounds CHe's got a job on his hands J Darold Miller wills his political ideas and his ability to tale before visiting college ,rofessors to B111 Glasco To Dick Kepple Bob Hunter wills his singing ability CComes in handy to serenade the girls J Lydia Finn Leaves her good grades and her diamond to zine Hively Doyle Finley leaves his ability to date out of town girls to Marion Crumrine Wayne Starns leaves his quiet and darling ways te Don Rawson Donna Prown wllls her office Job and her ability to hold down a man to Beverly Parsons Tommy Carpenter bequeaths his dramatlc ab1lity and his swe t dlspositlon to Eugene Eggers Don Jones leaves his old Jalopy 'Betsy' to Rex Johansen Don found it exellent for dodging telephone ,osts To Lois Sporing, Vesta Archer leaves her tlmid sophistlcated ways Harlan Mayer leaves his good behavior ln the classroom to Lee Johnson Bernard Vohs leaves h1e ability to play football to Gblbert Raweon To John Pilkington Jerald loli leaves Betty Finley CHandle with care To the Juniors we leave a large bottle of aepirine to ward off any future headaches Your senlor year Le full of them the sophomores we leave our good behavior in school the freshmen we will our ability to get along with the teachers the board of education we leave the pleasure of signing our d1plomae the future freshmen, better known as the eighth graders, we wish you all the luck in the world and hope you enjoy the next four years of hlgh school life ae much as we have To Miss Johnston, Irs leredith, lisa Kenyon, lies Beeson lr Smith, and M Stebbins, we leave beet wishes for best of luck to each and everyong of you You've really been swell teachers, and we consider it an honor and a priviledge to have had you as our instructors To lr lilliems, better known as 'Chuck', we leave our sincere thanks and appreciation for all the assistance we have obtained from him during our four years of high school life 4 , t , , - ,, . Royce Miller leaves his smiles and curley hair to Alan Smith. . .J To . To , To ' . To ' W ' r. ' l '