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We've had oodles of fun at old B H S for four short years We've played football and basket- ball, produced two good plays, studied our lessons, done lots of chatter and other th1DgB too numerous to mention At this moment we are complet ing the Hornet It Ima been much fun, although it has been a big task for Many have made contributions to it Lvery boy and g1rl of the sen1or class has done a part Some have typed, others have pasted, a few have drawn, some have assembled lnformation, while others have solicited advertis ing Our teachexs have patiently overseen our work Our custodzans have cleaned up our messes The underclassmen have watched the annual's develop ment with interest and curlosity Our parents have watched over us and kept us in school Our patrons have done their best to provlde us with good place in which to work Our bus drlvers have delivered us safely through snow, rain, sleet, sunshine, and shadow ev ry day Our business men have given the1x financial assistance To all these we are mndeed grateful On lay 21 we will leave our dear old school forfver We will carry with us many fond memnries s yeaxs pass by we will have our Hornet on hand to which we can 'urn lr our leisure moments and review the fond ex periencel of our youth We trust that it will so serve other boys and girls of our school and to all who have had an interest in us To you present the Hornet of 19481 tx S QU Q Z I ffif X I ul. 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'g J I X ., 'ij Q ,QA 1 Dr. C ' ' - nw I P I all p .., - .J 1'l . 3 T - zu 4 INEAQI1' xl? x 'Ajl I A 'YI WADE WIDLER VOWS EXCilA,NGED ENDAY Mlss Dorothy Wade daughter of Mr and Mrs Everett Wade became the brxde of Ronald Wxdler son of Mr and Mrs K C Wxdler Sunday afternoon July 23 The Rev Ben F Whlte pastor of the Methodrst Church performed the double r1ng ceremony before an altar decorated w1th baskets of gladxoll IH the background Nuptlal muslc was by Mrs Hazel Flock at the organ and Mrs W L Scott sang Because and I Love You Truly The attractlve brlde wore a street length weddxng gown whlte taffeta adorned wxth net and lace tr1m wh1te hat wxth Velllflg draped gracefully over the shoul ders She carrled a whlte Blble and wore a strand of pearls a glft of the groom M1ss Arlene Wldler sxster of the was attlred 1n a wh1te dotted swlss wlth ruffle trxm Carl Anderson cousln of the groom served as best man Ushers were Chester Graves Wllham Lassley Sherwln Ammeter and Kenneth Ph1ll1ps Mlss Nettle Belle Parsons was 1n charge of the guest book A receptlon was held rn e church basement lmmedlately fol lowmg the ceremony The tables were covered wlth wh1te and ecru lace wlth mlrrors outlmed wrth d3lSl6S and petunlas Tapers werel xn crystal candelabra The three tlered weddlng cake and mlnlature brlde and groom completed the settmg ASSlSt1Hg at the table were Mrs 'Melvln Marcott who cut the cake Mrs Sherwm Ammeter Mrs R1ch 1 lard Marcott and Mrss Arlene Harms Mr and Mrs Wrdler left for a weddmg trlp to Tulsa Oklahoma and other pomts of lnterest 1n the South The brxde IS a graduate of Burns Hlgh School and attended Lmds borg College For the past year she has been employed as secre tary for Amer1can A1rl1nes 1n Tulsa The groom graduated from Burns Hlgh School and at present IS en gaged ln farmmg near Burns Attendlng the weddlng from out of town were Mr and Mrs Ernest Wade Mrs Roy Allen and chlldren and Mr and Mrs Elmer Dowell W1Chlt3, Mr and Mrs L U West and Mr and Mrs L C Wrdler and famlly of El Dorado, Mr and Mrs Rm d Marcott and gxrls of Tulsa, A113 sesuenpq? JO IA ue P JSIXIQ V W SJW pug 5159113 zifgnrrnvo m K'vnc-anna .. iMrs Louls Davis Qlex Monday a'r Wichita Mrs Lou1s E DHVIS CCarolLee1 MYBFSD d1ed early Monday morn! lflg ln a Wxchlta hospltal wherel her condltlon had been cr1t1cal thel past several weeks She had l1ved 1n WlChlta the past three years land most of her l1fe before that 1n Burns Born at Newton on June 29 1929 she came to Burns as an llnfant She was marrled at El Dorado May 9 1947 and her hus band and-2-'r21nonth old son Doug las Earl Dav1s survlve She was a member of the Burns Methodlstl Church Other survlvors are her parents 1 Mr and Mrs Ford Mvers grand parents Mr and Mrs J W Myers 1 a grandmother Mrs R V Scott and sxster Sharon V Myers all of Burns Funeral servlces were held Wed nesday afternoon from the Burns Methodlst Church w1th the Rev Ben F Whlte the pastor and ther Rev Charles E Kmg Larned ofg f1c1at1ng Interment was m the Burns Cemetery wlth the Byrd Funeral Home of El Dorado n Charge of arrangements l ' l 1 . . 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' X H f S TORJ N...f - lf' 'X In the September of 1936 a small group of children gathered together at the Burns Grade School, determined to form a winnlng team They found themselves on their own ten yard line Their start1ng line up cons1sted f Mary Lou Oakley, Wendell Edwards, Edith Langenegger, Wanda Rae Riggs Norma Lee Riggs, Max Riggs, Betty Notz, Mar1lyn B1nford, Florence Larsen, Harold Thompson, Bill Lassley, Ted hilbanks, Don M1lhe1ser, Vernon hehry John Guiney, Darwin McIntosh, Clarence Martinez, and Arch1e dart They were ably coached by Miss Eleanor Hall and by the end of the school year they found that after lots of hard work and co operation they had made a flrst down win Ammeter Joined the team, and Ted Wilbanks, Don Milhelser, Arch1e Hart and Mary Lou Oakley were lost to other teams Although it was tougher gc ing the team galned 7 yards after lots of scrlmmage During the1r third year the squad participated in a Symphonette and a Harmon1ca Band under the dlrectlon of Mr Hotton Their team was st1ll strong, being coached by Miss Helen Hutsell, although Bill Lassley was substltuted and h1s place was taken by Arlene Harms and Roberta Sm1th After a year of hard wo V they had gained 10 more yards The team made another down at the end ol heir fourth year, agaln being coached by Miss Hutsell Some changes were made 1n the l1ne up, Betty Lou Blevins, Curtis Jantzen, and Melvin Jantzen, were sent in For Harold Thompson, A change of rooms and coach d1d not alter the team's success dur ing the1r fifth year Only one substitution was made Johnny Stucky tod the place of Roberta Smith Under the strong coachlng of Miss Jenny Averr the team again pushed through the enemy defense to ga1n ll yards During the sixth year the squad took on a few extra activitles the side lines Some of the team, belng mus1cally 1nc1ined, Joined the band. The squad also took part mn an operetta 'The Toys That Had To Wa1t ' Still they d1dn't forget thelr ma1n object1ve, and aga1n under the coaching of M1ss Avery, they gained 12 yards, using several fake passes and w1th the following substltutlons Elg1n Hiebert, Donald Dody, Norma Koehn, and Garth Morgan for Betty Lou Blevins Then came the seventh year, w1th the goal line drawlng closer and closer A change in buildlngs was made and the squad enjoyed a chlle supper Although new methods of coachlng were introduced by M138 Oma Colllns, the team, w1th many fake passes and kicks, managed to push through the l1ne of scrim age to ga1n 8 yards Substitut1ons were Audrey Harr1s for Donald Dody, Clarence Martinez, Darwln Mclntosh, Neva June McIntosh, Garth Morgan and Wanda Rae Riggs Then came the great climax their eighth year with 22 yards to go. Along w1th other activities the class decided to choose class 0ff1C6FB to aid them in the1r struggle for victory They elected Sherwun Ammeter as presldent, Marilyn Binford as vice president, and Arlene Harms as sec retary and treasurer Under the able coachlng of M1ss Lois Betts, and although two squad members, Norma Koehn and Max Riggs, were lost, the team finally came to the day when they hovered on the one yard line examination day! After a pep talk by the coach they went in determined to come out the victors. With a mlghty push they were over, a touchdown! Thelr first one! After su1table ceremonies they received the1r dlplomas. They decided that it was so much fun making a touchdown that they would go on to make a few more. n:. VX '4 ,ETX X, X ql' uv ff X-lei O : ' , . . . , D During their second year they were again coached by Miss Hall. Sher- . . . , ' on So it was not surprising when most of the squad members turned up as freshman 1n Burns High School 1n the fall of '43, determ1ned to gain their extra point and to make another touchdown in four years Although John Gulney, Curtls Jantzen, and U61V1D Jantzen falled to arrive, the team was made much stronger by the addltion of Charles Bayes, Lee Roy Church, Aaron Claassen, Bobby Clark, Richard Gfeller, W11lard Larsen, Darw1n Mclntosh Cl1fford Roberts, Duane Sherldan, Edwln Spangler, John Wyse, Joanna Craw ford, Wanda Edmonds, LaVonne Gillet, Ruby Mae Lee, Bonnie Rowe, Dorothy Hade, Delores Wilson, and Patricia Wyss After the team had successfully carried the ball across the goal line to gain the extra point, they were agaln placed on the1r own ten yard line and told that their ObJ8Ct1V6 was to reach the goal line w1th1n the next four years Due to the fact that Arlene Harms and Lee Roy Church had been outstandlng 1D helplng to make the extra point, they were rewarded with the Freshman Scholarship Award at the end of the1r freshman year The squad took on many extra act1vi ties during the1r first year of high school. They joined FFA, FHA, Y Teen H1 Y, and Glee Club They elected class officers Wanda Edmonds presi dent, Richard Gfeller vice pres1dent, Narllyn Binford secretary, and El gin Hiebert treasurer They also selected the American Beauty Rose as their class flower red and whate as class colors and the Golden Rule as the1r class motto With the aid of Miss Darst as coach and With the follow1ng off1c1als Miss Lovell Referee, Mr Claassen Headlinesman, Mr Durbin Umplre, the team ga1ned 15 yards during their freshman year During their Sopho ore year the following substitutions were made Rozella Franzen and Bernice Nelson for Aaron Claassen, Edwln Spangler, John Wyse, Ruby Mae Lee, Bonnie Rowe, and Delores Wilson The class officers who a1ded the team 1n the1r struggle for yardage were Richard Gfeller presxdent, Rozella Franzen v1ce pres1dent, and John Stucky secre tary and treasuxer The squad aga1n part1c1pated 1n many HOt1V1t18S dur1ng the year and also spent an enjoyable even1ng together at a skating party Some of the members served at the Junlor Sen1or Banquet The team was coached by Mr F Powers and Mr C C Eustace The OfflC1B1B Durbin Umpire After much hard work the team gained 22 yards. Then came the most important, the junior year The team participated in many activities They engoyed a barn dance in Gillet's barn and also a trip to Topeka to Vlslt the Legislature Under the able direction of M158 Trigg they produced their Junlcr play, 'Spring Fever Thelr ban quet was centered around a 'Western theme Three of the squad members, Bernice Nelson, Pat Wyse, and LaVonne Gillet served as cheerleaders Some of the squad members ushered at Baccalaureate Services and Commencement Ex erc1ses With the help of class off1cers, LaVonne Gillet president, Sher w1n Ammeter vice presldent, Mar1lyn Binford secretary treasurer, and under the coachlng of Miss Mabel Lovell and Mr Don Lofgren they ma1ntained a strong team w1th Veda Moore J01D1ng them Wlth such able off1cials as Mr, Graham Referee, Mr Clark Headlinesman, and Mr Edmonds Umplre, the team pushed into the llne of SCYlmmHg8 to gain 25 yards toward the goal line The last quarter of the game and 28 yards to go! Although the team concentrated mainly on w1nn1ng, they had many other things to do They elected class off1cers R1chard Gfeller president, Dorothy Wade v1ce president, Arlene Harms secretary, and Lee Roy Church treasurer Two of their squad members, Arlene Harms and Duane Sheridan, served as cheer leaders The class journeyed to Wichita to have their pictures taken the girls served at the Football Banquet, the class presented the Senior play, NA Ready Made Family with the help of Miss H Thorpe, worked hard to make money for the c ming Senlor Tr1p and labored many long hours pre par1ng the 'Hornet ' But w1th all this to do they did not forget their ma1n obgective, and constantly played the1r very best game 1n order to reach the goal line at the end of the year The following subst1tut1on was made: Mary Marzo Wismer went 1n for Marilyn Binford, Florence Larsen, Norma Lee Riggs, Rczella Franzen, Veda Moore, Willard Larsen, and Darw1n Mclntosh Although many new squad members had Joined the team through the twelve years it had been playing and many had left to join other teams, three team members, Betty Notz, Edith Langenegger, and Wendell Edwards, remained faithful and played their best all twelve years with lr Goosen Referee, Mr Thompson Headlinesman, and Mr Edmonds Umplre, acting as very fair off1c1als and under the strong coachxng of Miss Thorpe the team reached the goal l1ne After a good pep talk they made the final play and scored their second touchdown at the end of the1r Sen1or year Baccalaureate! Class N1ght! Com encementl Diploma! Trip! Hurrayl . . ' . . - . r O I 0 I 4 l . were Miss Clara Carr-Referee, Mr. K. Kaufman-Headlinesman, and Mr. Brice . . . 'gy - - 0 I Q H . CLASS PROPHECY One day last week as I was sitting in study hall my mind began to wander, as usualg 'day dreaming , I guess you would call it I saw the members of the class of '48 as they will appear ten years from now ll fo .J I saw DOROTHY MADE reaching the height of her career as seore tary of the Rockbottom Finance Corporation and sitting on the boss's knee Next I saw WENDELL EDWARDS as superintendent of good old B H S On the side he was still helping at the Co op Produce ARLENE HARIB was doing well in the grocery business She owned s store in Wichita and was prospering with the help of her husband RICHARD GFWLLER was a seagolng sailor, sailing the 'Seven Seas Dick was really doing fine with the girls, having one in every port JOENNY STUCKY after a career in college basketball was on the farm helping his brothers uphold the title 'Undefeated Stuckys LEE ROY CHURCH was next on the list with a surprising future BhRNIECE NELSON was married and living in Burns helping her hms band in his trucking businessland getting her girls ready for school ELGIN HIEBERT was in Hollywood aaking movies for the I G I, Studios It se ms that a talent scout sighted him at a football gaae in the Rose Bowl when he was playing Left Tackle for U C L A BETTY NOTZ had finished her business college courses and was a stenographer for Montgomery lard's at Chicago MARY MARIE IISIIR was following in her nother's footsteps, and was teaching American History at B H S She still ad ired horses and riding was her favorite pastime JOANNA CRAWFORD was happily married and living in lissouri She was a very successful housewife since she learned to cook like mother DUANE SH RIDAN having finished his course at a Mechanic School was a Deisel engine mechanic He was really going places CLIFFORD ROBERTS, the Town Marshall of Burns, was battling high school speeders His old blue car was in the Burns Museum SBERIIN AMMETLR was happily married and coaching at Southwestern CHARLIE BAYES was the cutest midget in the Ringling Brothers Cir cus He really wasn't quite short enough for the job, but he had a little inside pull since he had married the 'fat lady LAVONNE GILLET had reached her ambition and was contented She was the wife of a coach and ra1sing a football team PATRICIA WYSS was also happily married and living on a ranch in Texas, raising a couple of cowboys IARILYN BINFORD had finished her college career, and was the director of a large orchestra in New York BOB CLARK was l1ving on a ranch in Texas He was a yodeling cowboy and still had that old stand by, his pipe EDITH LANGENEGGER was keeping house for her yodeling husband. She has a pair of the sweetest twins. Like her mommy, little Judy has wavy hair, but little Jerry can not carry a tune. IANDA EDMONDS was Home Ec teacher at Peabody. After ten years she was still looking for a man. fl ,VIN I' x I 1 a I ' - O . W H He was a famous radio comedian and still raising wheat on the side. X h . X I I O I f I 0 ll . .u G95 ' . ZW, - . THE CLASS WILL le, the members of the Class of 1948, having tormented .ur teachers for four long years, skipped olasses whenever possible, squirmed out of daily assignments and worn out all existing excuses find ourselves at the terminus of our scholastic career. Although so ewhat fatigued we still retain a sound mind and memory and do make and publish this our last will and testament, hereby revoking and making void all former wills by us at any time heretofore made. I, Richard Gfeller, will my ability to be quiet in class to Gordon Clark. I, Elgin Hiebort, will my build to Keith Olinger. I, John Stucky, will my ah4l1ty to play basketball to Robert Ncell. I, Clifford Roberts, will my De Sota to anyone who will have it. Lee Roy Church, will my ability to act crazy in plays to lax Laymon. Bob Clark, will my ability to blow smoke rings to Ralph Wilber Mary Marie Kismet, will my ability to raise my eyebrow to Marjorie Parsons It takes a lot of looking in the mlrror, doesn't it? Arlene Harms, will my ability to bang the base dru to Jane Wedel Edith Langenegger, will my ability to play the snare drwm to Aleta Crawford. Dorothy Wade, will my ability to laugh and cut up to the junior girls. Charlie Bayes, will my height to John Kirkpatrick Betty Nota, will my dimples to any one who can use them more effectively than I' Bernice Nelson, will my abili+y to go steady to Lillian Wyss just look what I got! Wanda Edmonds, will my ability to get in early to Lcreen Ratzloff Marilyn Blnford, will my ability to get along w1th the teachers to the freshman girls Duane Sheridan, will my ability to stay single and free to Viola Ratzloff Joanna Crawford, will my ability to graduate to my sister, Aleta Sherwin Ammeter, will my ability to play basketball t Roy Manka. B H LaVonne Gillet, will my ability to yell at ball games to those who don't like to yell Wendell Edwards, will my blond hair to Glenn Edmonds Subscribe Sworn to before me this am day of QQ' ', My ghdfffwf L nb Class Secretary I commission expires 1 I. I, . I. I. I. I. I, I . I. In H I I. I, ' I. I, . I, .c I, Patricia Wyse, will my ability to type to the future senior boys of . . S. . I. I, Q . s an A, D, J ,, J 1, H is v- -- Sen r D av eua usp 1 vxwv IDJN fp tnv lar JI lvmo, n sv a ar uf, not no save, tiiteen mlUU1 Latv he sive, H few wwmeft Latpf . dwg u W1 dw . r son ar1Lee, her elder dauvhter Lxucme, her younpest crlld J1ss Lydla, hex BISYSF in Taw rw .urner, wxdowfr daxznter se an a +ne Martyn's iarky sock 1 xdB1US, two .ar 5m s c a.e1 Muddy nad .,nes 'ar+vn, a wi nw, WH116 vacat on my me' Ia V e 11 -Cllfg 1 m berts a ia dmonds mary arxe n1sme Betty fotz shvrw n .mr ter VaL'1C1a Wyss Dofotvv ado Duawv LLFIQHH w sae L var' Bmxry xuxner a wlddwer, and tray became engaged Noltne iz. drew at rams, three in LPL one huuse'o1i and tug 1n the atm r Hav ny ard the bag Sur-rxse, twe vounpstwrs lannei to upsev t e ma r1mvn 1 Q rle cuxf arting thb1r worst before their nrospect vc steo war t aoh had s Marilee talked baby talk wknle GF8'1G played t r Q 01 ter.or kammme became a kleptd a iac wk'1e Dor1s rxva' aHom' Her Nwarat an. After ulwost twu hours ap slie splltfinp lauwwt r, A nes and 1 ry Pmeryed Y1C+OTlMS and tne nk1ds' wfre rvadv ty accept tnnfr npw dnrerts AL the clfse Q' the secdnd abt, our president, H1cHard fpller, Q'u f :L c ass, HT8Cl uslJ preswxtn' a carsu e of AmSI1C1D deau'y x sfs to klss relen Lhofpe amd a usutonni re to Ar Ldnvnds , sgrs PhotovrapfPrs from S1Jan's etddmo took spvsral sxots txe cast at t e Cla e 0 be p av .1e1, 'ro class ret.red to H8 sewxn. r on arere 5 vore served moe cream and calm by Ldv sponsors. Thus ca P ts a close ne 'uw evenvng for the Class of ' ada dd Fnmg X 12 g . Q xg ,- l Q Q? 'Q f , . W.-M 5 ,ri I . , d x v , , - K , 4, . .. t H Q L1 ' ' I 1 . 1 ' . K 9' Q Q I r U ' ' 'J ' I Siu .1 v A :z . ..l,'-T! .. , P1111 ly fmt I The v '. U-- f . 0. ' . '., tw :A . at moo Vx swan' 1 L KI TX. M ' ' '. es ,r. Act lil Ttf rn. HL 0 S ,.. CAJT Ayres VnrtJ. . 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' . 1,-3- U' f M , gf Q X 9 ' . ' .. , Sur S955 ' . H . - , L L C .. .. . , V. . l ,M . s Y L., ,l U. 'I x s. ' v Q W td ' ' :'. H. tie' f. ' f 1, Q, ' ' m, ' . o Q gpy ' Q ' 45. A . , A W Y- xv: 4 ,f ' ' . ,u ll' Q.. A Sunday, Mav 16 1948 8:00 P M Prooessionsl heo Jean Knsussman Invocati Reverend H W Gooasen First Mennonite Church 'Cherub1m Song Bortniansky Tschaikowsky Mixed Chorus sermon Reverend Louis DuPont Im aculate Conceptlon Church 'Lord's Prayer Malotte Deis Girls' Glee Club Benedlctlon Reverend d L Qhook Burns MBthO1lBt Church av 0, 1 48 8:00 P M PTOCP8B10D01 Theo Jean Knaussman Invocation Reverend H L Shook Burns Methodlst Church 'Bing Robin Singn Stricxland , Girls' Sextet Addxews Dr Clifton B Huff Kansas State Teachers Colleye Emporia, Kansas Presentation of Diplomas Frank Brenzxkofer Directsr, Board of fdUC8tlOD Presentation of Awards hrnest Edmonds, Suoerlntendent Burns Consolidated Schools Bened1ction . . . . Heverend H N Goossen First Mennoniie Church Don't be satisfmed with medi ocrity, make leadership your goal contmnue as a student, keen on learning B A C C A L A U R E T E . A I O . . 4 . T ' 011 o o o o 0 0 0 u A. . N- - Q . o Q e 0 nt s 1 Q Q n Q f C J M M E N C E M E N T M, 2' 9 D I ' U ll U o o 1 1 n o a Q a Q ' 5 - ' . . . K W I I I O O O O I I ' m I ' n o o C X , I . U C ' 1 v 0 1 I ' ' SBERWIN AMM TER CHARLIE BAYLS: MARILYN BINFORD LEE ROY CHURCH: BOB CLARK: JOANNA CRAWFORD: WANDA EDMUNDS! WLNDELL EDWARDS: RICHARD GFLLLERx LAVONNE GILlETx ARLENE HARMSz SENIOR 'IFTS Farmer Sherwin, you should heed Our advice- so here's a hoe When e're you see a little weed Chop it off but not your toe Charley was a love-lorn swain whose lady friend he'd serenade, But all he lacked--a tender voice So for him this French Harp was made. When Mari1yn's sweetheart is away In case she is forlorn, effle .mt think of him and play C LQ Upon this little horn Lee Roy wants but little here below Q ,M Pshawl that is an a bluff I' Give him this candy and he'1l say It isn't half enough! Bobby had a brand new pipe But lost it on a train, So here's another pipe for Bob Don't throw it down the drain. There was e young girl named Joanna lho slipped on a peel of banana She dropped this cute racket And new she can w1n all the game Though some things in life May give Wanda the slip, She can have this polish At her fingertip Wendell wants to be a financier, We know he'll not be rash So take this bank and never fear, We'1l oome to you for cash If Richard wants a brand new car He certainly didn't tell us so But we'1l give him this grass seed, He'll soon have a lawn to mow! In our class we have a singer, And for fear she'1l lack a song We give this book to LaVonne, lith songs for all life long To Arlene we give a gift It is this big red heart, For she has lost her's somewhere Perhaps to Lawrence McCart nuillb eve f f Ref sf H : ex , A A gl 1 'T 1'1 I A Q' f , 0 C3 Q59 But for luck, didn't crack it, Z ' l -a. ' t ' A - 9 J Rivdyj r4Nv , ann ELGIN HlEBERTt EDITH LAlGElEGGERs BERNICE NELSON: BETTY HOTZ: CLIFFORD ROBERTS: DULNE SHERIDANK JOB STUCKYs IARY ILRIE lIS ERx PATRICIA WYSSt MR EDMUNDS: MISS THORFEx Although the wheels of time may seem To always whirr and whizz, This Elgin watch will guarantee Just all the time there is Edith thinks that old Dan Cupid lould, indeed, be rather stupid, To make his love so frail and thin It oould be punctured by this pin Iith our very best wishes we give Bernice this dainty hankie She can wipe her eyes with it lhen her husband's cranky This is not a dog of wisdom Nor yet a dog of wit, But there is no use denying That Betty Not: is fond of it Clifford would an actor be We think he'd make a dancer, So take this fan and we shall see lhich of the two is fancier Duane has a peck of trouble lhen it comes to driving, So use this little wagon And joy will be arriving It's hard for John to get a date The girls are just beyond his reach, For fear he'1l never get a mate We'll give him this sweet peach It is this big flash light, Now she can always find her wa Into the house at night Mary's very keen for time And so to make this rhyme le'll give her a pocket Ben That lsndell may be home by ten Patricia sweeps the floor, And lakes the house to shine and glow, This broom will help in future years When down life's road with Ken you go lr Ed onds grew so high He nearly reached the sky But since he never learned to fly le'1l give him a blue tie For Miss Thorpe we have This bank just like a pig, And also our fond hopes that she Will never wear s wig! 'L -.,, - f-G' VL ? .gQ. o fa? ifef ku X SCQL Bran nU'b - ny- x . '. el YL sl , I 0 A O X A . s N f, o' . g any ll X fy s i i 0 rail f I ftw iii- DOROTHY IADE: For Dorothy we have a gift Y Q Of i K I , 1, . I'o 4 ,iii 47' . gazg ' P WM . . 0 I Hur I ,.-sf -1S 1! ww -x , . Q, Jx idx' , NQX A '7'f,,,: 1 ll , 1 and gs -U' NX f'-ar-t N, 1 -. .4 1' 'nb JF an ,, Aix 1 .rl v pr' D v ul' IT' .1f'f 9' 'XI' rut: urn A veg ry Q 'IITIQ 4 4 pink, rx! 5' .ul ' 11 . ,. A x. r nr xv! MH I F QQYP BF K 1- LPM ' rv yu 'WP qs QP YY1fTf'Y'f if ' 9 ward to n so.iQr year I' V v- C1 LLL 14 tfil L gr v- fwr If rv vor rf v4v b L 'T' IO!! Ct Y' 5 HE IYV' . ,' Y, Q sm.. ti nf ChbL w11l Q EQ , amber of 0 X 4 1 Mf -mf' 181 r VMPIA L rx b 1 'U' np' -V Cu F' Rfrp x , ey, ' 5 . Wt 'l. LYQ i if:'3 nf ---- aunt imma a maiden ad, Theo Jean Knaussman :ou se Adamr, Aunt z-.nma's mace Mary Beth Spindon hathryn Adfur, the younte rnece Ruth Elalne Brown D1cx Chrlst anson Ronald Widler vac.: 'forris Don Gfeller Boi Hates Donald Dean Dauber Jus oparks J W Melson r befor ary -4 the Jun ors uresentefi he play Aunt Pmma be It nr Jugh stn o tra Olav takes place an e s thing room of Aunt una ani tae rdur sisters loulse ami Kathryrx ara att:-act1ve g1rls, but 1 mm, mt so s Q t 1nks worm t le t m see a slngle man. ' e gf r s 'ies ra' ' r atrum J, advertxse For husbands, and tell Aunt ru ws 11 zari won on tue part oi the boys and Aunt ha's learn ,J La plav xuaben and Racial and Hb knzck-11 aunt uma H w the coop mr t ot, leavux wr 1 F- rr1n1stvr s with Bud Ana t wasrx't lout! 12111 LOU 1.50 and Kathryn Pollowad w1th Ja K and Dick Pu' poor Joe was Left behind to :ar-ca love to a choose semjwxch f1an mailfys were olayei oy betty Notz before the play started. Be tween me Imrst ani bee:-ni act Velma rhebert played a vlarlnet solo an ar yor e Pars Jn, playej a bas clarmat solo between the econd and third act, The Juruor play cast presented Miss Helen Thorpe, the director, with a corsagfe of garderuas They also resented the sponsors, MISS Joyco Dahl tm a cox-sage ul wnk carnatmns and Mr Vaufman wnth a bautonniere. J-Q. C entr- our ' l 3 . ,X no . , . .- I , as . . is X :vm ' ,.,,. . . ' ' , . 1 . . . . . . L 1 ' 'A ' ' . . . ' I ' Xt r A c o o o I . , . I A , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . - ' I AX I 0 I O I 0 I O O A . 1 . . , 1 . . . . . . . . . . . . 0. L' xx' ' 2 , i A A Y, , .l ' es T' , . 'YM' :ry 2' 'L ' : ' th i .-.rv L 1 .4 . A ' . .. . ' ' ' A' nt E, 'r who is ro ull as Ya, H' .' 2 he ' Rh oi 1 , X pe ke 'w. ' .1 nv ' o r imma that the applicants are trying out for a but'iar's job. Ar por three Pri' ricus ilj 1 ' 'za .W o ' . ' ' ' . an .. - lim fl Q tx, ., '.. ' , ' . rue . I ' ' ' gg IH. fx. .' ' , . . 'J i ' ' - ' r ., ' n Q' ' A . 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'JJ'- . ,h . - .H ., -c W -i ,--ff E f 5 xr OOD 1 'LK DINNER Program nuood Luck Don ofeller Wlf l'm Lurky Richard Afeller 'Wishbones Kenneth Phillips 'On the Surrw olde ol the Street Ruth Elaine Brown 'Tour Leaf Clover Delores Clark, Lois Yreund 'Thank Your Lucky Stars Brenz1kofer 'At the End of the Rainbow Mr Kaufman 'Wish1ng Well' Faculty Toastmaster Donald Dean Dauber MENU hainbow Cocktail mood Luck l1ah1ng Wells Luoky Stars Merry Thoughts Llnver Leaves Pot O Gold Lady Luck Dessert Hx ownies Beverage Spring T nic lucky Pennies X N Q Z I I 1' ,ffjf X iff? ef .,..Xfx,- Ak..r' ...f I - ,-ff' -- 3 -E f -WI 4 Kd Q X ivy: , ' 'E',lL,' ffl - f 5 e , f H' ' ..i, - A,-1 Q 3,11 ,ip bf' I HrL GQ ,Y ' 0 H D F 1 Q F-new-W----H-H--H-----H--U e H 'I f A N he--.W -.------------.---.- 5 -Z X Q, nm.-In--U--------------- Xv 'Goldeu Horseshoes' ----------------------- Mr. Edmond! ---- ----- ----- lr. ' . n --------------- . 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X 24' 1 fwcgF G x I If fl 5 Qt' X X X k- - ' Zia., Announce Engagement Mr and Mrs John Crawford of Burns announce the engagement and approachmg marr1age of thexr daughter Aleta to Mr Frank Domxnguez of San D16gO Calxf The weddmg w1ll take place Chrlstmas Eve and the couple plans to arrlve around December 27 to v1s1t Mlss Crawfords par ents Mr and Mrs John Crawford MISS Crawford has been m ployed ln a restaurant 1n Escon drdo Callf and has been staylng w1th her slster Mrs Fern Vogt After the weddmt Mr and Mrs Domxnguez w1ll 1r'ake therr home ln San Dxego ANNOUNCE ENGAGEME NT Mr d Burn an Mrs Pete Ratzloff of S announce th of their daughter ihgggaiemflrt 1' . . f i s r el Lester Hayes gf Topeka. 1 ln! , , , , ........ . v - -.11-an-.AA ,- Ov J n Rodney Vovelman, Ralph WIIUUF, ohn Klrxeatrm 4, 1 Church, Edward Laymon, Roy Manka, Gordon la k J u Wllliam Vlnson, Chester Graves, dare 4 :rx zwknfe Clarx, Lois Ann Freund, Karl Hammann Lowell Lar wx 1 fl Mr Lofgren, Nanvy Cpangler, Jeanette reuxl Jan Lllllan Wyss, Vlola Hatzloff, Aleta Crawford P Jlrlbzwu PT8S1d8ht Vice Vresxient secretary Treasurer Cgonsor Ln u Do unto othtrs as you wuu J ravr f' 'SSN 1 he tenth grade ooys and g rls have done thelr leesox 8ddltlOH they have taken an actlve part 1n 3tflPt1C glee 1 J Y, Y M e , r an M arly ln the term, they met at t e rlorence City Warn, r f we n rs, amd concluded the evemn by atteniml the you u LH New Year's hve they met at the schuolhouse for a watch nl+r a if ate c 1le, played games mn the gym, then said 'Good bye t 1 17 The members of the class have been hauoy to hav M Lo? r n P theur soonsor. They are lookxng forward to many more hauoy ax frmences old b W S They wish the Class of '48 much good lubk aui PAbLT There 15 so PU F good ln the worst of us, And so much bad in the best of ua, That It 111 behooves any of us To find fault wat? the rest of us Anonymous , , - -- -- '7PiIfJ'JOii?lS T.lhI pM: ' v' J , ', 'r' 1'mLari ' C r . QLCJUN 'llz ' ' f Y, ' en ' er, .H' r ' ' . , 5 1. yinwv ACY: . . , . 2 , . E af, ..e eiwl, ' Q ,,l..1'.Qfj TV ,l ' ' . . . . . Q . . . . .AwlyH. . -. 'X . . . . iwar wr ' . , . . . . .Vii-x wvzl . . . . . .GE'r-A A M' . . . . . . Mr. :lu ',fu Jhnah CULUAS: Blue and White CLASS FL xc ' C L' Edwin: H' ' ' 1' .' M 1gPT Q r,' Q u VLA. ,QTJXY l ' i . ' ' zu m L' In t ' ' ' ' . , ' 5, x , Q WH, Uuni 11- -16 H3 V.F.A. d F.d,A. n ' a h N . ' 1n:.ei '.i u : ' 3 ' 1' ' , 'J ', n,hv Ye rl? W f ' ' ' ' - 'r Y ylr ' 2' ' ' - ' N O al . 1 AA e .r. - 5 e .Nr . . nz. in K... . . , -b ' r .wjylnH1 ' .. C A ' . . A . 6 X ,gl HH IHIIIHI ,A igggyzf l X A x P! 1 rg . I Ill I ll I f Mm E n Lax 'XITA lY'OX r Effw 'f rar , fxf Cccr Gordon Hickman Jimmy Gehring SLCQND nd' Hazel Laubor, Dixie Harris Louise Olberding, Jac? HICKMBH oerry W1 knan Donald dmonl 1 1 r. Thomgsou, Bovoxly Dhilllps Joyce uilbor, W8Oml Dav1s glenn dmund Darl Brown, xichard Bronzikofer Absext Tommy Mill r Presmdunt Darl Brown Vxce prasijozt -Jimmy Gehr' mreasurar -Glenn dmonds aponaor Warne Thomason oLAbw CJLun,z Red and Wh1te CLAJQ FLOW H Amel A1 3ea4ty nose CLAbo MON 'To Mako the Best Better CLASQ 1ISlJnY In beptembfn of 1947 ninsteen haopy go lucky rresnman sta.tad to burns Hlrh bchool They havn lo t two studeuts Qoberta lickman and Lurexe wochran, and gained mommy Vlller A11 of Lne class take PHgl1Sh and Algebra. Tn: girls take 'omp Lconomics WH11G the bays take ClBDC8 aud Agflvultufn Tnej have al o partf ipat 1 in othnr actlvities, C1HllHg PA H1 f Y meaxs, Glee Club, and Ban Thej end ,ed a Welder roast all A havra K rzdo ea ly in the sohool your and lan t rave at or et 'w etherb s All 0' the rcshman aro ookx r ward to 'heir nozt years in Burns Hivn School. Good lucx, PreQHman of '47 '48 Jr ' .4 T..l1. VCV: : f . I, FD, CI' . L Lay JOY, F, ,Aff ,' 5' ,Ig Flgrj r .jay ' , . . l .2 r t Y x -. I ' .'c 1 ., E ns. Fllhm ROW: M ' - , ,'l . , W ' ' , ' E . s, . F . . 'Z 3 sa , ' - 3 --....-..-..--..------....----...----..--- Ang A - .... .... ...... - ......... --------.---- 5 Sggretary---..-----....-------.... ....--....------.-.....-Hgr01d Heymgnn ---.-- -----........--..-------------....--..---- 1 A '.' V 'f ' ' lil: 'io-. ' ' ' 'U ff!! W fo v M W ' ' 2' 1 . -7 - N . . ' ' .'U w . . X , S z , . ' . . '2 1 . ' f .' v . E ' 'L Q. X ' s -c Q' V - in l.t' F' , FYU, f'-1, -. x . d. ' luv '. 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' a SEVENTH AND LIGHTH GkADh.e H D ov Jack deymann, nonald hlrkpatrlck, nobert morgan, Prank wiSH18lSk1, Nettie Belle lar cns, Norma Harms, deity Wyse, Evelyn Noell erC ND hm Dcnald Nightengale, Johnny Foss, Charlie Wyse, Norrajean Vogelmar, Janet V6StF1Hg, Margorxe Manka, Ruth nl mer, Alene Koehn FIRST nUW M s Agatha Ammeter, Carl Riggs, Arlen Freund, Josie btucky, Kathrvn Ammeter, Rose W1smer, Joyce Brenz1k fer, Marlene Koehn, Pat y Jackson and Eugene Graves rIkTH a D IXTH fmADES TH tl UW Chalmers Spinden, Nelson Olinger, Harold Dean Ldwards, Mary Parsons, Edna Schmidt, Carolyn Ammeter, Jacquelyn ooby rC ID I Elywn Fink, Tlyla Koehn Marv1n Wightenyale, Robert Church David Carlisle, Jack Adler rlh T nUW: Rozella Svacha, Patricia Winsor, Laverne Freund Bobby Brenzikofer, Bmlly bnargler, Danny tucky, urs nrx usmer . . , . .C T IA :sig 1 ' H ' , ' ' 5 S: A V , U. v ' It ' A Q -A U Ay x Y 2 0 , V Absent: Elvin Mclntosh, Bennie Mclntosh, Arlene Midler, HI-fl 1'.,Jg , .Q , S . SD L! 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Il , :' . 2.1 5 A Trlnd AvD 1 LATH GRADLS n A Cordell Larsen, dward Siefker, Richard last, Betty ornbuah, Bdzth Vervynck U Helen Spxnnen Kathryn Llinger Nancy Bender Nancy Nelson, Dean Stronp, Melvln 'edel, Ralph Church Bill Undfrkofler bl LD xc Robert Koehn, Lugene noehn, 511118 Jtrong, Ja.es La man, Marjorle Decker, Carolyn Scott, Bernice Wedel Nadme hatzloif, John Dornbush, Dorothy Phillips, lame reund, Karen Wilbur, Kay Ann Kaufman, Miss Ruth Iarsen Absent Colleen Nclntosh Lucille Koehn VIPLI1 Graves L thu br, U ull' nc Jerry Church, Wayne oChmldt, Inez Slefker, Lyle Amos, Betty Sue Gragg WlHlfTCd last Vzola edel Crace Nelv1n '1Hht6HgB18, Margaret hdmwnds Neva Mae roehn Arrold w ker L e Stephen :inx iargaret Ann Weber V1 g1n1a Noell forma Vidler, Darrel Stucky, stanley oaner, karl Vina r J L Vsstring, V185 Rosemary Gfeller absent Robert Vaddlll Du Rayne f18b8 Carl fox, Jerry Jlrnmie Lagmon John opxnden tr ng, Julane Fannin , Marvmn 'anka, Jesse Dcrnbush H Y Vnl' ' lvl Ti, ' h is . f,,I1x' :xcV-: 'l ' ' , ' 7 , , f .Y 3 ' lf ' ,Q , ALJ I Y.: X ' ' 'Tl rl. . . . . . . CILLT nan: ,, A F ' ' ' . , , . 1 z 4 , , ' j' . FIRST AND SECUND GRADES h.ffRTEi null: ' 0 ' ' . TT. . mxhz M ' X , I T, , ' 'I' , I 1 , . I , , , Q CeL' l'r: 1 ' a , S C L 1 Y -. , . Yin ,, yl K .. rlmcl ' 'g ' ', L . , 'r ' , A i ' D Q J 'Q , . '. . A ' . 1 . h y ' 1 Q ' C ,i :QQ ir' N ' f 'fb l fi W , ji M - ?? I I I 5 . ?' Y i Y ' lil l if l 3 . A 5 l I HERE IS BURNS 1950 WINNING FGOTBALL lE.AM Here us the latest photo of Burns successful football team the 1950 Hornets who under the Loy and Lutchfueld won sux out of the ght scheduled games Decusuve uns were scored over Dwught oxbury Galva Canton Walton and Strong Cuty Only losses were to Enterpruse and Elmdale In the photo are Hall Ray Boese Bobby Brenzu kofer and Arlen Freund Second row Elvun Mclntosh lstudent manager! Duck Brenzu kofer Harold Russell Jerry Huckman Gordon Huckman Jack Huckman Jack Hall Darl Brown and Charlue Wyss lCoachl Duck Hubman Donald Nughtengale Elwyn Funk Glen Hunz Ronald Kurkpatruck .lack Heyman and Mereduth Lutchfueld lAssustant Coachl 9 Q- , I I . I I I ' I I , : ' . competent leadership of Coaches Front row-Charles Hall, Bill Back row - Harvey Loy . . . I I .- l . I ' 0 . I I I . . . - . . I . . . I . I I I I I . .I . . . . . W p , . o F InTr RT T PD LM saLoND KLM IX V sept opt uct not Denotes rbi' Football Squad of '47 Elgin Hmebert, Robert Noell, Sherwin Ammeter, Farrell amos, Clnfford Hess Max Layman, Bob Clark, Duare Sheridar, Ralph Tilber, Poy Manka, Ronald Wldler Rodney Vogelman, Kenneth Ph11lips, Richard Gfeller, J N Melson Lee Roy Church, Don Gfeller, Clifford Roberts Coach Kenneth Kaufman, Richard Brenznkofer, Edwln pargler Harold Brenzxkofer, Karl Ham ann, Wendell Edward Glenn Edmonds, Darl Brown Absent Clinton Laymon, Jack Hackman, Jerry H1cknar Gor on Hxckman, John Kirkpatrmck, Charles Bayes eea on's Record Burns Opponents Burrs at Cottonwood Leor at Burns Burns at eedgwick Plorerce at Burrs Waltor at Burns Peabody at Burrs H8F11COH at Burns Burns at Mollne number of years lettered Line up Ralph Wilber Sherwin Ammeter Farrell Amos Charl e Bayes Harold Brenzikofer Bob Clark 'endell Vdwards Don Gfeller Richard Gfeller Karl Hammann Cliffcrd Hess gin Hlebert J W Melson Vennetl Phillips lfftrd Aoberts uane bherndan Edwin Spangler nodney Vogelma nald Widler mophomore Serior Junior 'enior cophomore benior Senior unior QSFIOT Sophomore Junior Senlor Jlnxor Junior enior enmor Junlor Saphomore unlor Left rnd Qunrl rbvrk Pull ack Ct Cuard Higri Guard Fu l a f dig t IHlflBCk oft I lfback R1 t ' lfback Rir t Tackle Left Tackle center ,uarterback Center Iept uard Pit d l Ct Tackle R1,lt Guard XJY' 1 nl: J ' , ' Q I O FI. Rl': . . l , 1 . ' I w.A . ,X . . O Q. , L . EIAJT UZ: ' ' S .K 2, ' .f 3, N I : 'V ' .' . l, d . F 5 W -. 19 l 12 39 S . 26 ,A 6 13 A . 5 ' C O 20 . 10 ' ,,, A 41 O vCC. 17 . 13 O Oct. 24 . , 13 13 +ct. 31 g' 7 0 lov. 5 ' 33 O NOV. 14 Burns at Hope TEE Ng- Ak I ' T F Y W It ' - A Y ,Q-- Y ' Riff! Lnd .J x ' . . Le. 1 A an ' ' A 0' 5 M 1 1 QV an J L 2 'i y -' C .' L, in 4 'gr ha ' , x n , one E1 ' ' 4 an . . - ' 1 0 : no Cl' A f J T D '. ' 3 '- f - G 0 ' ' ' L,l nn ' ' , '1 1 AE. . Ro ' J ' .'i. ' The Hornets journeyed to Cottonwood on a beautiful September evening for their first gridiron contest At the half the score stood at 13 12 in favor of the Bulldogs. After a few minutes of rest and the ooaoh s pep talk the boys returned to the f1eld w1th the determination to lick the Bull dogs Due to some bad centering and passing on the part of the Hornets the opponents finished the game with 39 points to the Hornets 12 Although the boys were beaten their spirits were high and they were eager to tangle with the next team on the schedule. The Leon Lions came to exterminate the Hornets in the1r own nest on September 26 Although the Hornets' first downs outnumbered the Lions' and their passes were superior, the Lions scored a second touchdown on a long end run defeating the Hornets 15 to 6 The briskness of the even1ng, the host of grldircn fans, and the Hornet Band added much to the oolor of the evening October 3, that was the date on which the Hornets traveled to Sedg w1ck through a hail storm to play the third game of the season. The air was refreshing, the summer drouth broken, the dust settled, and the Hor nets were eager to play The half ended 20 0 in Sedgwick's favor R member those defective gridiron lights? After a period of tinkering by c1ty 11ght men the game continued The Hornets displayed some superb defensive work and won several first downs The Hornets were develop- 1ng into an effective team Although the game ended with another defeat, 20 O, continue to see what our boys did next Revenge at lastl The neighboring Wildcats were stung The Hornets were cllcking perfectly October 10, on the home field Never was the foe able to rally or penetrate Burns territory, although they put up a gal lant fight The next contest was an extra Hornets. After one serious threat began to break Holes appeared in for a touchdown. The score at the Then came Peabody scored One quarter to game, as Walton requested to visit t e in the first quarter the blue clad boys the line Tw1oe the Hornets broke thru end was 13 0 the big game of the season, the Hornets vs the Warriors. at the end of the half and again in the third quarter play, the score stood 13 0 The local boys rallied, the time they scored on an old play, the Statue of Liberty then made that extra point The score stood at 13 13 The Warriors were stunned Hor net spirits ran hlgh They had proved themselves equal to the favored neighboring eleven. The last home game the Hamilton eleven, a favorite team of the cattle country came to test the Hornets on Halloween eve. Richard Gfeller uncorked a 35 yard pass to Ken Phillips which resulted in a Hornet victory 7 0 What a game! A tough fight it was, in the center of the field for the most part, but the ball was on the Hamilton lO yard line when the final whistle blew Another clear cut victory for the Hornets! Burns now had a tough, hard hitting squad Conqueror! they were the best of our school in a decade. Then came the long trek to Moline, 90 long miles across the Flint H1lls A clear snappy November evening it was Superb blocking, crush lng line plunges, and skilled passing resulted in 33 points for the Hornets to the opponents none Elgin Hiebert at last had an educated toe The Hornet squad ended a most remarkable season with a no score tie at Hope The contest was fought out 1D the mud and snow. The opponents had a powerful team, but the Hornets held the line Don Gfeller broke loose once but was downed on the Hope twenty yard line The opponents held and the Burns threat was snuffed forever Tired, wet, muddy, but happy were the Hornets They had held the hlghly rated Hope team Local fans were proud of the1r boys On November 23 all squad members were invited to dine 1n the Metho dist Church basement as guests of dads and local fans What a feed After a revuew of the season's achievements and many words of prazse the record of the 1947 season was closed The squad of '48 w11l carry on the good work! - 1 O O ' . s ' e 9' . . . h 'e 'e crowd cheered, and following a blocked punt the Hornets scored. A second O . 0 Y F 1 1 , A 'x . 3 I we: so -3 'Hr Xa .ir !Ul Q LRTI K Ll U' on u'qe'l-ar, Farrrwll Am as Cum I hx1uf n' 81 181' 3, v,--A henlu 1 ,ln U L., I Jwfx Y e If nb J 1' I1 w Burns Ros L. Pi nm. a Q .a l1 'l.s I Ld! 'l '1 v AU. 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'TWA F A ,,,,,...1.a--M o wa LS 'N -1 'es XI' ','f'-:,5.'l!!5 GYM i This y Q d a lon program lor the flxs' t 4 ez L supervision of Loach Kaufman they have partie patei in so t ball, volleyball, basketball, and track The glrls are div1ded into two classes, the senfors and freshmen fo m one class, the JUDIOFB and sophomores, the other Both gym classes stlrfed the year bv holdin, the r class outdoors They learned several new exerclses WML l kep tl rather stiff at flrst, and learned fhe tefhnlquf uf s ftball playlng. Both classes hlayed sume extra games The scnlors and freshmen deteatej the pxnlors and so namores and also the freshman boys in a game of softball at the fxrst of s f 1 team onslsting of girls fr m both classes also ieff ted the Girls Town Team in an ex lt ng game n eptemn Wher the weather became 'oo cold to Jlay outdnors the vlrls tool up vollevball in the gym 'hey later start i baske ball pra tlce, wh1ch s emed to be the favornte of all In Janlary class 1n a basketball game The senmors and freshmen came out the wlnners The next evenlng the 'assoday mrls cam over and two girls' games were played The fre hren ani Soohw urls la ed the tassodad seventh and oxghth grale girls ani 1 t after a hard battle .he oassoday High School r rls al o at the seniors and junio s xn an excitmng game ln March a tournament wa held among he fwur classes l 1 '5, and h JUDIOFI won over the saphwmorvs 14 A tex a har: m t e freshmen won thirl pla e by defeatlng the vwlnmor 9 7 ' thr ller of the season Both teams were evfnly matched and lt was nzp oofh sides the seniors fxnally won by one polnf, 45 ? W a' a gsmel the first round 'he senmv s sea' 'h fre 'ren But the senlor and JUnlOF game for flr ' ola e and tuck all the wa 11 h the c ond ke an When sprxnz came and the balnv WGBCNQF r t rnei, th girls agair took to tle outdoors They played some softball and also particloated in track wh1oh OHS1Jt0d of nxgh yumonxy, broa jumping, hurdling, and run 'ng All in al., thev have had a successful year and have enjoyed every minute of tH6 ,fm class! r f' , .. - C3 - 1' .. N , f. ' -e ' ' l' v. X . ' ' : N ' A 1- ' 7 .3' '7' ,,. -5 A - e '- 'f f ,K 0.4 t.f ..- ' -.4.o. have hal a 'hy'1c-I w ut - t' ' . ' , .re in many years. Unl.' HB X ' ' 1 v . f - Ox 1 , , 1 - ' - - - . 4' - . . r ' P , ' ' . i . ' ' o h'ch i hem fx , 4 V ' 3 23 o X. I l A x t x . W 'Al 1 ' f gl . o' , , ' I .' e Choo-. A C - . r + a . C i ' . i S 3o'. . ' . . ' g' u J' ' ' . .V , , ' ' . r H , .-f, C . 'S . 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HI IIVIIII' 1 '1 2 if I ' I 1 I ' I f A I I 'I I Il CALENDAR OF EVEN S September October School Opens 175 enrolled Seniors top list with 21, first football practice Vocational Agriculture boys and Vocational Homemaking girls to state fair Cheerleaders elected Mary Beth Spinden, Arlene Harms, and Keith Olinger Class elections Group pictures First football game, at Cottonwood played in new su1ts Softball game, Freshmen Senior girls won over Junior Sopho ore gir s 7th and 8th grade class party at Kirkpatrick farm District H1 Y meeting at Marion First home game, Leon 15, Burns 6 Sophomore party at Florence City Park Fresh an bayrack ride and party First typing papers returned Headaohes'11! Football game at Sedgwick Defeated 19 0 Juniors order class rings, softball game, Freshman boys defeated by Senior-Freshman girls Second home game, Florence 0, Burns 41 F F A Officers go to Emporia to training school Y Teen Conference at Florence Big Pep Rally, third home game, Walton O, Burns 15 Hi Y Youth and Government Program delegates go to Emporia Burns and Peabody tied 13 13 in a hams game Ruth Elaine Brown chosen Football Queen 'Huntington the entertains us Seniors go to lichita to watch the birdie Futu e Homemakers went to Inman for District Meeting Tryouts for senior play Homecoming game, Ruth E Brown crowned Football Queen Magici XP love ber Senior proofs arrived failed to flatter us! Play cast chosen, fingers uncrcssed Football game at Moline, a victory 55 O State Teachers meeting no school' Arlene Harms chosen to participate in 'Good Citizenship Pilgrimage Raymond Stuhl, Cellist lecturer presents concert Football game at Hope, score O O No hard feeling' Butler County Music festival El Dorado Senior play -a great success!!! Thanksgiving vacation Wx' Deoe ber First basketball game, at Leon, lost 38-50 Annual Football Banquet at Methodist Church Hi Y delegate, Lee Roy Church and Donald D Dauber, to Topeka to Mode Legislature Basketball game at Whitewater, victory 34 23, Senior pictures arrive!7 Iork on annual begun f-Ng 5 Potrin plays us here we won 27 23 Hurrayl! K' Q an-ne, bustle for big all school cm-imma Parry V' f K S Another game here, Cassoday vs Burns -another victor 48 26 Chest X rays taken Grade School Operetta le play at Rosalla, Christmas vacation Sophomore Class party core 29 17 in our favor January- 2 Ho school due to severe snow storm cs.Jf NK -7 4 1X1 1 -- - 15 ' 17 -- 18 19 -- -- ' zz Q - ' ,lg 24 - as 1 29 1 2 . . 5 . - s 10 15 e e s fx is - I1 A an - Il 'I A V 24 0 'J l'tl , 5 27 , ' V- '4' 1' H 28 , 1 29 I f . 80 51 . fg s- fp ,-N . l f 5 -- x I 'WN 5 ' ' r LM ff ' e-1 -- . 1' ,f-' , 10 ' jx N 15 - 14 ' s e L L V N I! j 18 -- L K A' , 25 - x,x1 J 27-31 2 s 8 ' e I 9 - 10 5 ' 12 , - . 1 2? 15 - ' 16 . - K - X 17 - r ' , 18 19 s - L J J 22-26 81 Xxx Semester examinations Basketball game here with Tcwanda, victory Hornets lose to Whitewater here 32 24, first defeat Hornets lose again at Potwin 46 17, many tears shed Hornets lose to Peabody 40 38! Boo! Hoo! A victory at Cassoday, 55 31 Going again!! February 25-Z8 larch April ll ,-A Basketball game at Florence, victory 54 SS! Basketball game he e with Rosalial lho says we haven't a team? Score, 50-374 Crowned Lois A Freund Valentine Queen, Wendell Edwards, King! Juniors receive class rings 5517-xxx fij Hornets play El Dorado Sophomore: at El Dorado, we won! 52 181 Basketball game at Tcwanda, we did it again, 57 35 f R Second Team Tournament completed, Leon victorious! KAKE Kcristers entertain Y Teen Valentine party 17 le lose to Latham in County Tourney, Benton takes first place lusic students to Emporia to hear Philharmonic Hornets play Douglass at El Dorado This time we win 51 25 Junior Class play Very good! Seniors sponsor Gold Medal Town Team Basketball Tournament, Florence is victorious Theda Phillips and De Lores Clark to Oraticn Contest at Tcwanda District Tourney at Cottonwood, we beat Cedarpoint 35 27 Back to Cottonwood, defeated by Strong 29 26 lin 5rd place at Cottonwood, beat lattfield 28 24 lark Miller honors basketball boys with chicken dinner at Van's The Hornets buck the snow tc play in Regionals at Newton, to be by Inman, 45w24 Basketball banquet at El Dorado, Silver Platter to Douglass Grade boys win third place at Leon County Music Festival at Douglass Captain Dry lectures on Pitcairn Island Easter Vacation help dad sow oats Has Been's vs Iculd Be's What cheerleaders!!! To lichita to District Music Festival Present one act plays Butler County One Act Play Festival here Florence Track Meet Grade Music Festival at Leon Burns track meet Butler County Typing Contest at Rose Hill Butler County Grade Track Junior Senior Banquet Band Concert Regional track meet Baccalaureate Grade program Senior Class Night Eighth Grade Commencement Senior Commencement Teachers check cut! Meet at El Dorado AW ,lfo E32 tr ,1',5 Cc , - 9 -- 54-zv. 1 - 16 - k 'U' 25 - 27 - so - . g 5 -- - ll 6 9 O 11 - ' 15 - Le 16 us. I 17 - J- IB e Z0 . - Z4 -- , 27 3 - 4 - 5 - 9 10 -. 15 U 18 19 22 29 -- so - . - ----- V 2-3 5 - 9 14 16 ff!! fffxx 20 22 25 28 - X! y ------ --------------- 4 . 7-8 16 17 18 19 Zvi! 20 F5 21 Na, p defea d ., 1 .xg an to P i cv Qs, 90 KY: -.. ' QOIN 'YJ f A You V 47 'Il LAKE ROW Farrell Amos, h1CfHTA Crhrch, Robert Hnell, oh6TW1D Awmeter, Kexth 'lxnper mild Uauber, Xl n9 son, .ox H ka Durwun Vclntosh, lgmn Hlebert, L ,iigri mater s xalph Jxlbwr, Donald kdmonls. 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F4 .Q F IRTH RLW Pdlth Lanrenegrer, Me na Fl Vert, Marx We!! olrle t Notz, DeLoxes lark erx n e :ntl Llaxne lrown Nettie Belle PHX ilk lhlwD hdl Dorotry Wade, Lavonne Gillet, Bernnoe Nelson, Naam: as Jane Wedel, Wanda drfrof, Al ta Crawfcrd. onoLNo ndhx Marjorie Manta, nvelvn N rll Uatricia lvse, Arlene rns Peggy Dauber r e lar dean Fra: ewan, Joanne Crawford FIKLT KEN Miss Helen Thorpe, Patsy Jack cn, Joyce Wilber, ati vn Ammeter, Marx Mar1e 1 ver, Mar orle Pars ns, Vornaqaar Vogelman, Jo5ce nrfnz kcfer. President Arlene Harms Vice presldent Thec Jean Knauusman Secretary Ruth Elaine Brown Treasurer are fedel Sponsor Veler mhorpe Y-Teers Purpoee Tc build a fellowsh4: of women ar' gir's Devoted to the task Of realizing our com or life Those ideals af personal anl soclal living which we are co mitted our fadth as nhristians this endeavcr seek to understand Jesus share hiv love Flr all people And to grcm n the knowlelpr ard love of, We have had a good year ui fellcwship together As we look back there are several main high-gwints of the year. Betty Not: and Theo Jean Knaussman spent a week at , 1, Qedan this last summer. Trey brought back reports of many worth-while experiences, and some they w:n't ,fet Theo Jean Knaussmun, Marforie Parlonq, huth Brown arg Mary Beth :,'hi. attended the conference at Plcrence hey also brouyht beck 'neyiration al reports During the Christmas season, we voted to send a Ckhw packare to Europe Ther around the beginring of Vebruary came the susrense of 'Who's my Heart eister7' O Valentine's Day, e had a gqrty a,i iiscl sed 'ur Heart Sisters Another grvat hipr-light of the year wan when the Y- Teens were the gu.' f Y. -. 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