Buhler High School - Mangonel Yearbook (Buhler, KS)

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HI-Y J. Winter D. Schmidt G. Siemens K. Dirks -54 1 1 R. Buller Mr. Harder R . Leffel Pres., J. Winter Vice-Pres.. D, Schmidt Sec., G. Siemens St. Council, R. Buller Dev. Ch., R. Leffel Wd, Bro, Ch., R. Holzrichter Sponsor, Mr, Harder R . Holzrichter wry :mum vw Mzhdccfof his q , ownfufure -S- I1 J. Lohrentz vi' hx- .. ri-. Mr . Siemens Treas., K. Dirks Pr, Ch., J. Lohremz Co-Sponsor, Mr, Siemens Music Ch., R, Franz Pub, Ch., K. Chrisman Service Ch., L, Dick R. Franz K. Chrisman L. Dick Father-Son Banquet Hi-Y meeting Compliments of ROBERT'S SPORTING GOODS 112 North Main Hutchinson, Kansas

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THE CRUSADER Vol. 12 Buhler, Kansas, Tuesday, January 29, 1952 No. 9 Debaters Begin Busy Season Buhler Versus Haven In Practice Debate The Buhler debaters had their first taste of debating against op- ponents from other schools last Friday, Novemeber 16, when eight Haven debaters came to Buhler for four debates held in different class rooms during the second hour. The Buhler debaters are El- sie Enns. Bob Freeman, Jack Mil- i l ler, Richard Leffel, Carolyn Sie- ' mens, Joe LaFever, Hugh Grant I and Erma Buller. Mr. Siemens is their coach. Six members o group meet in the music hall t ltnns 'ind Hugh G1 int mee Mi. Siemens 'ifter school T c membeis f the squad have been very busy to get sufficient material, y up an outline on the materia ' f day during the second hour. h o I c 1 v morizing their speeches and ing to deliver them in an ef way. The question this year . solved: That all American ci should be subject to consc' for essential war service in of war. The jobs for the del on the affirmative side is tc hundreds of pages of mater find arguments and evidence support the idea that there manpower shortage. The af tive debaters must also findg of conscription and choose t. they think is best and show 1 would work and would solx manpower shortage in case 0 The negative debaters must the opposite-that there is n4 for such a plan and be pre to show that any plan of cor tion will not work. The most au- Crusaders Crush Determined Dragons Winter Hits 27 Points For Top Scoring Honors The Buhler Crusaders trounced the Halstead Dragons to the tune of 60-41 on the Buhler court last Friday, December 14. Johnny Win- ter was high point man with a grand total of 27 points. The strong Dragon five got off to an early lead, but the Crusaders put out the fire and went ahead 18-12 by the end of the first quarter. The X Patrons Vote YESv The patrons of the Buhler Rural High School district voted yes by a margin of 208-91 for a 5220,- 000 bond issue on November 6, 1951. Because of this vote the high school will be given additional vo- cational agriculture shops, more classrooms, an increase in library space, and industrial art shops which will include room for wood- working, metal working, and draft- ing. Typing Students Ill- 'L - h- ! Drivers Training Class Begins Arrival of New Far Arouscs Enthusiasm The lliirt-is iiwfllillllltlj course which is being offered for the first time at B.H.S. this ycar was be- gun on Monday, November lil, with 18 students enrolled and Mr. Siemens as instructor. The class meets during the Tth hour in the agriculture building class room. A new four-door 1951 Chevrolet has been lent to the Buhler school of H itthinson f th diners by the Davis-Child Motor Company L ' ' 5 or e '1 ' l g course. The company the student will learn to ic car so well that later on ll want to own one like it. 'r is the vcry newest model. the best seat covers and an 'oat which will protect the urface of the car. The car X serviced throughout the fd replaced when it is neces- is equipped with controls l instructor which enable stop the car whenever he it necessary, les learning' to drive this course includes a study of ig the car, learning about ', and everything that goes riving a car. Mr. Siemens is the text book, Sportsman- lrivingf' published by the 'an Automobile Association, ugton 6, D. C., and also the iook. The following' are in- in the book: the driver and 'destrian, sound driving s, how to drive, and the zi CLASS TU Wlt.'llI'l'A district speecli fistivzil is in d in Wichit-1 nl XI-rrc'i li .rrxah v ...I vqy , .. A .4 1.1-.. vanced training of the debater is l Vernabelle Doerkseui Ben, Rich- lblfe M' vi' ou words a min te win -:nero are ll wide numb:-r of clion-es the training for the refutation of rd Holzricht r' uard ' lfred 110i more than five errors. Ap- ' offered in the speech contest. Two the opponents' arguments when persons may be 1-ntl-rt-tl in each he gets up for the second time in of thc following fields: humorous debate. This requires anticipating reading. dramatic reading, oration, eve,-y aygumgnt which the Oppon- original oration. cxtenitnwrancous ent might advance, to find its IOURNAI-ISM STAFF speech. and informative speech. weakness, and then to prove that LEFT TO RIGHT, STANDING: Marian Ianzen, Kathryn Johnston, I 'lhc sglweei-li classl has been working it is not supported by facts 01- . . ' .H very iart on ticir readings and conflicts with another statement Mlssnpankraizf Harvey Th1eSsen'ASITTING' Sandy Terry' B1 speeches in order to get them rea- Of the Same Side or to find that Albright, Virgie Regier, Joyce Dirks, and Bob Meyer. dy fm- qyiggi,-31, Thig Wm- th.. 11351. the plan has been tried before an riet festival precedes the league cqilsd festival which is to be held at lizzi- NEBV BUSSES ORDERED ' . ' ' . . ' h A V stead on March 21. Because f the crowded condi- iisndl dholit skit tefmgthhettroubss 5 l JL E' L 4 Nl' .The fellowilnr students are meni- . 0 ISP easufe 9 a ea fe au 1' Guan CLUB 'ro 0111213 im-s of ua- sim-wh t-use what-h is tions on the four busses, two new ence. The following students make 1 Min , MUYM M, H4 H Br, lb I I N ones have been ordered. Both are up the east: Gloria Base, Harvey The sixty-two members of thc. ,,I,U,il,l ,,, ji, fihfy .1.Qug.l1i,1 twenty passenger busses. Mr. Un- Thiessen, Jack Elliott, Virgie Re- boys' glee club directed by Miz! 'tilIi!1.5'U,l?IHI, xl:ff'I',l'.iT.l'y-f ruh expects them to be in Oper- gier, Abie Siemens, Joyce Dirks, Senner plan to travel to the Obce C,1m'1',H'gililmxnf ljmfi BAM XIII ation about the middle of October. Sandy Terry, Franklin Riffel, Al- School tonight where they will pre- , ' 5 L--+44-I -I ' ' 'X At present the four busses trans- fred Schmidt, Shirley Regier, Guy sent a concert at the regular P.T.A. Silence is a friend who never POT! approximately 150 Students- Riffel, and Patricia Franklin. Jmeeting. ibetrays. -Confucious HUTCH LINE INC. Hutchinson, Kansas