Buhler High School - Mangonel Yearbook (Buhler, KS)

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mann SEATED, L. TOR.: D. Franklin, E. Bullet, La, Franz, R, Leffel, STANDING, L, TOR.: D. Kim, Le. Franz, Coach Siemens, J, Klaassen, W. Dyck, CNOT PICTURED-C. Beckj. SPEECH SEATED, L, TO R.: W, Dyck, Dramatic Reading, D, Kim, Informative Speech, La. Franz, Standard Orationg Lovenia Ratzlaff, Humorous Reading. STANDING, L. TO R.: C, Siemens, Standard Orationg Le, Franz, After Dinner Speech, J. Klaassen, Humorous Reading, Mr, Siemens, Instructor, N, Schroeder, Dramatic Reading, R, Leffel, Original Oration, QNOT PICTURED- C, Beck, Extemporaneous Speechj. Compliments of NACHTIGAL gl FRANZ INSURANCE Buhler, Kansas

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THE CRU SADER f ' ' ' h lu-:n Musicums me ' 42 ENTRIES R xteen I ratings and NUI: 5:2- . I 42 tries was - J U U H n H S C I- S ollttthe B.:-IXTS. music departi nh, fe .t t the district .music festiva :hu . 'd is Hutchinson on Friday and Th l ,e Saturday. APYH 2 am: 3-fills was 1' W' 2 , . - ' ' - h 1 t mber o en ries ever :'.i'::.:'1..::'. ..:'. i.i S'1L '.?::1f f :.':ta1':::,': .,::3 :.:..a15e1..2'h.nf mm nf the Baker Hotel Friday, .pril 9 at 7:30 p.m. Approximate- : 136 students, teachers, teachers' -ive-s, school board member! Ind he-ir wives, rustodians and Chill' :ive-ra, and cooks attended. The mail' speaker cf 'he even- nn! was Ca in fill' W i f' H wi ' four Uv- '--L A Irady Ut 1.L llaillfl ilffg ation wa- iilliland. Baller! dail 1.1.1 lane St' 'Wait rhnch vu nven llk-nail nu. Ti. Ifmflll- 4- la gum - Wooaie 1 lf' Playboy, The Sap 0' lorma I' the Straw hull G1 Salad nun 2.-is and llaarl ill' Htltlr! Thr rv table lla a -YH IIT, 'ill If-. favnatnwu The other tables if!! :ter--rated mth a Nath and gray Surrey math a Ynlgu at Taj' sad ohne candles with maroon 'a-vis. Th rvsmsttns sad their chair- men for the pvvpantmn of the hm!! were an follows: dreaea- t--a -Indo lallrr and Dua Vail: ,avnanoo--Darn! Uni: anauag arrangement-Card Diana po- nam-lkhad lahlrg tlsgg... loaaa Gilliland fb P1915 hasllels 'asa posted by lk IU! Hind IK- .ag dsaannsat utr the lsee- tna sl lr. hlasv. lfigvihlllllavr. taNaaahQapdb'qslag nsanllauasllstdtrr klatdlli imasq tahaluthsnmaasctlsas :lr-:h.sslIisa.lI9iall.Y. laalsnnaholdsamhs musrlsathalmldslaasa. A liifiludml as! 'sepqssdsg lid. alta. FP uf ...l-..---1 HIGH RATINGS T0 SIX Six I ratings, three II ratings, and two ll ratings were received by the Buhler students who par- ticipated in the District Speech and Drama Fesfval held at Haven 'rn .W . ment according to Mr. Senner, .B- H. S. music instructor. All entries were under the direction of Mr. Senner and Miss Zer8ef- , The following are the entries which received I's: Bandg A Cappellag boyS' 8109 's' glee cluh' gin-lag en- a 'lub' Ki No. 14 J. Austin, C- Siemens To Have Leads ' One Foot ia Heaven' Chosen as Senior PII! Jim Austin and Carolyn Siemen will have the leading parts in thi senigr play, One Foot in Heaven! to be given April 29 and 80. re ports Miss Bradbury, B.H.S- df! matics instructor. Jim will play the part of Reverend William H Spence, anfi Carolyn will pllly th' 'G r his wife. e.-41 UMNFHSE 'lass is quite Le used fox oth will por' .sell Spence ,Inc r, ' L 'ie Spence: will play the e Eileen act the par! viill be pox ver and Jana dei will bf ld and Earl wait of hex Shiffer and the part oi NM'A,4d.m- A l All! ialIll'aaksata'srlsl. Carullllulsttwldaetsdvke- a-In-tdpiaakt. 'l'hlIvc,la:t: girlsvaounelssteaanhraa- ::'aaLsa0lllllaal,I-sllillaar and ua s-so-. ana. veal mlransdrutl login, lulanthellvesssqmsnslrh elsetaltoel'!lre.larthalaalsa- but all Cala! Janes are the The pavtilizaf sssltlsa vilea eashdtletialrlsvillhsllvtll bdsm-Ilslghthssalsreahtsst -a:.tslaur.'h sratsrglrlstx lldtheildshwsreslsned. A A na p llama Baller no Aachtigal. loans Gilliland. Nancy Schroeder, Kellie Voth. Glenna Schmidt. Doris Kim. Anita Nachtigal. and Lada lullerh girls' sextet tNeva lean. Eldlaa Frans. Della Neu- feld, LaWanda Frans. Carolyn Sle- msas. and Jennie Nu-Inlgaly. These eatrles received Il rat- lap: Olds high voice. Beverly Nach- tllll: llrla high voice. Eldine fraaa: girls high volee. Barbara laergen: girls medium voice, Neva lsaa: girls medium voice, Wanda Dyck: all-ls medium voice, Nancy Bch rx flute solo, Marlene Dirk!! H8110 l0l0. Rvialle Vothg boys medium voice. Wllferd Gruen- ius: hm hlsh voice. Larry onen- W ' I l .R 1 'lllll1!:..6Ell'l 'U' '35 J Ratslaff. Le-any 8:-harsiiidtlz waist A Vlad quintet 4l.aWunda Prana, Lo. Tn an rid. Ren- ml t French an ' Comphrnents of 'rg oboe n algo BIG CHIEF MFG. co. 12232: gfut: Hutchinson, Kansas 'asa nx- lk .U 'a Esau, I-an - g Schmidt, 'Till sw-nr I-.rm rriuvn, and Erma Bullerp. I Of! Schmidt and portray the a proud wo- The part oi yed by Glen- Jn, Georgie, Earle Dirks. act the part hurch work- no is also a l be played by l .I am. Shirley Miller. Jin. lartoidpe will act the part of Major Cooper. a man of sixty, and Lawrence Jansen will be Bishop Sherwood, a just man. 'l'l. Maria, 2 V. 'r nl u' v' . a One Foot in Heaven is from the novel by Hartzel Spence and is dramatised by Anne Coulter Martens. The play takes place in the little town of Lalteton, Iowa, in about 1910, in Mr. Spence's par- sonage. The play tells about the problems that confront the Spence family and how the family solves them. , Forman STUDENTS visrr Two former students visited B.H.S. on Wedneseday, April 7. They. are Clarence and Everett PNUIPI- who returned for the fun- eral of their brother Charles, another former student, who was Iulled an Switzerland. Charles was touring that country by automo- bu' b'f0N Pllnhinl a- leave to come home. Everett is stationed with the Navy at San Diego and has a I5 day leave. Clarence flew home from Japan where he is sta- tioned with the Army, Claunce has a 45 day leave.