Bronson High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Bronson, KS)

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Q 1 Q Class I-llstory ln the fall of i942 twenty one green freshmen enrolled at B H S to start their high school career Class officers were president Joan Page vice president Helen Stover secretary treasurer Marian Thompson student council representatives Bobby Clayton and Shirley Ramsey Mrs Uleta Shultz was sponsor and Miss Sadie Merritt co sponsor Their first social event was a Baby Party at the school house in honor of the senior class The first business adventure of the class was the sale of magazine subscriptions sponsored by the Curtis Publishing Company The class proved to be very efficient salesmen with subscriptions amounting to Sl l8 50 When the class returned for the sophomore year their total was fif teen Class officers were president Joan Pag vice president Betty Wol ford secretary treasurer Marian Thompson student council representatives Harold Perry and Mary Frances Reagan Mrs Uleta Shultz was again sponsor and Mr T E Osborn co sponsor The junior year was o very busy ard happy one The enrollment was thirteen Joan Page was elected president for her third cor-secutive Year Shirley Ramsey v ce president Mary Frances Reagan secretary Betty Wolford treasurer Lorraine Clemings and Shirley Rams y student council representatives Mrs Norma Smith was sponsor The junior play Those Phinney Girls was presented November l6 at the auditorium before a large audience. A pie supper sponsored by the junior class was given February 7. The climax of the year was the Junior-Senior Banquet given at the School house May 3. A patriotic theme was carried out in decorations and program. A very good time was enjoyed by all. For the senior year thirteen returned to complete their school. Offi- cers were: president Shirley Ramsey- vice-president Betty Wolford' secre- tary-treasurer Marion Thompson' student council representatives Kenneth Finfrock and Joan Page' class reporter Norma Jean Roof. Mr. E. W. Jenkins was sponsor. Their play Strictly Formal was presented March l5 at the audi- torium before one of the largest audiences in several years. The members of the class will never forget the happy memories of their days at B. H. S. I all 5 'Y' 'i9,?A A :E? 'aSi'PZX5l5'1E A 5. X , A 4 0 b 5. . A 49 In s fi te Il ll Q . . , - . Q . I . ts -, - . - , 2 f . P 9 . I - I I. I Qklxrki 6 ' ' . ' I II Il ' Q .-.X X . , G1 - - r - :ll Q., ' I , . . s . 1 . get . - . Q ' ' . I 'I l I I l I ' 1 .1 PRS I . . . , ' . , Q 1 L . . .I .- . l . ' ,' . ' U ' 1 er Ai! L . . Q . I ,, . . . Q5 I I I I . . . . 3 . ' 15 s ' iv is N' Q 9 I ri I I I I I I I I I 1 QQ II ll Q3 I I I XM I fl K - F 1' .4. ,- 1, Q, -.1 Q, J .1 -D' N-f -445' '-:bl