Crawford Community High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Arma, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 40 of the 1944 volume:

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CRAWFORD COMMUNITY HIGH SCHOOL AnMA,KANeAe February 15, 1944 Dear Bulldogs The school year of 1943 44 has experienced hard problems to solve Not the least of these pro blems is the one concerning the World War II Many pupils wonder what the world has in store for them and what good slaving over dry high school subjects can ever accompl s You have worked, played, fought won, and have been de feated this year In all of these you have dis covered something about yourself that you did not know before In your school work you have found many things to ponder over The War has create new names, new products and new ideas We are hearing about things now that were unknown three years ago Old things have been revived an fitted into our lives and in these things your future can be found An unsettled frontier no longer exists on our western side, but larger, greater, and more im- portant frontiers break forth every day in war and peace, medicine, science, industry, transpor- tation, agriculture and host of others. Point your ambition toward some of these frontiers and search it to its very end, because with your help the ESTEL GILMOUR A his l world can and will be better. Your Friend, K EJ-.J a ond Rowland Superintendent I YV Yxwkks YYQVV V W nw YYYVVY xsnr YM Y YV O Y V Hx Y sr Wx'- 1 1 h. , - ' . d . d re- Iwi' 31- if Major Industrial Arts AF ' Estel Gilmour, Assistant Superintendent K S Teaches Industrial Arts and Coach Dorothea M Wallace Major Commerce Teaches Commerce acu ty Nellie Mae Hammond A B , Drury College Major Mathematics Teache 1' Q Mary C Kilger K S Major Home Economics Teaches Home Economics Ann Schilling Major English Teaches English Wynona Norman K S Wilbert Major History . . K.S. . . Teaches: History, English Major: Music Teaches: Music 4 'k 'k i -fx? 7 fl AQ X tg Q 3, ns.. 1 Q, B.s., . .'r.c. NV . 'llco B.S., K.s.'r.c. B.S., K.s.T.c. , . dy tl 1 ,Z Y' 1 V B.S.,: . .T.C. B.S., . .T C. z B S , '1' C ' JOE TIMI Class President Class Vice Pres Class Treasurer H1 Y 1 4 Glee Club l 2 4 Track 2 4 'Galloping Ghosts' QfllOI'9 Q .::? lr. 1 'P GEORGETTE CASELLA Class Secretary 4 2 Drum Corps 2 3 Glee Club 2 3 Pep Club 2 Girls Quartet l 2 Mixed Sextet 2 Mixed Chorus 2 3 Bulldog Chronicle NORMAN CINOTTO Student Council 4 H Y 1 2 3 4 H1 Y Cabinet 3 4 Football 2 3 4 Basketball 2 Y' ll Galloping Ghosts AUGUST BOGINA K.S.T.C. 4 Nat'l Honor Society Football 1-2-3 Track 2 ff! Q1 M .Any -i -Nm fix BEM- 959- lt.- 1-. 5 4 Suv in-Y ga ll A I CHESTER ANASTASI 'lass Vice Pres Football 3 4 Track 2 Treasurer 2 H1 Y 4 VELMA SERENA Class Treasurer 4 2 G R Cabinet 2 3 4 Home Ec Club 4 Home Ec Vice Pres Pep Club l ? Drum Corps l 2 3 4 Glee Club 1 4 Mixed Chorus l Memories of '44 Bulldog Chronicle BILLIE LAINE Student Council 4 G R Cabinet 4 Nat'l Honor Societ Class Sec l 3 Pep Club 1 2 Drum Corps 2 3 4 Scholarship Queen l Glee Club 3 Bulldog Chronicle Memories of '44 'Galloping Ghosts' 4 'Cyclone Sally' 3 'Be a Little Cuckoo PAUL S GIOVAGNOLI T C K Sta Nat'l Honor Society Football 2-3 Basketball 2-3 Track 1-2-3 Hi-Y 1-2-3 H1-Y Cabinet 2-3 Glee Club 1-2-3 Mixed Chorus 1 Class Vice Pres. l-3 'Cyclone Sally' 3 BETTY ALES Pep Club 2 Bulldog Chronicle Memories of '44 ANNA MAE BURGIN Glee Club 2 Drum Corps Pep Club 2 JEAN BLESSANT Home Ec Club 4 EUGENE BORDIN Glee Club 2 5 4 'Cyclone Sally' 'Gallonlng Phosts' 4 Mixed Chorus 2 4 Band 4 C QI'LlOl'9 IRENE BALLOCK 4fW 2 Glee Club 1 2 Home Ec Club 4 Pep Club l 2 'Cyclone Sally' 'Galloping Ghosts' Q., ml WILMA L BURGIN fi at 1 Drum Corps l 2 3 4 Pep Club l Home Ee Club 4 Bulldog Chronicle Memories of '44 r,JY' '.'h 'VX' -sl vf MINNIE BLUE 2 ,gg G R Cabinet 2 3 A' Cheerleader l 2 Pep Club 2 Glee Club 2 Drum Corps 2 ' Home Ec Club 4 Bulldog Chronlcl 'gy Memories of '44 as xr '-'7 IQ? MARIE CAPUT 2 G R Cabinet Glee Club 2 Pep Club 2 Drum Corps 2 Home Ec Club 4 Home Ec Cabinet Bulldog Chronicle Memories of '44 6 4 4 ' ' V, Q Q S G.R. 1-2-:5 f ' 7 G'R' 1 52 4 ' 'Q L ' - 3 wc 4 ,nb sis 4 ' W + rv ' 4 ' , G.R. -2-4 G.R. 2-:S , 'ff' S , 4 q - - - . Q 9' x ' Q ,J V 2-4 L . 4 , s s 5? i W 4 , ' G.R. 1- -3-4 K K., 4 K a o -' .I x 4 W ' 64 ,1 5 Ai 4 J, l . M ' 'Q G.R. l- -3-4 W G . . rs-4 - - H 3- V, 'al Eh 5 - f V Q ,f - '3'4 4 ' . 4 5 4 'UW 444 444 LEE CAPUT Band 1 2 :s 4 -. Glee Club 1 2 5 ' Football l 2 Basketball 1 2 4 Track 1 2 4 Y 1 2 'Cyclone Sally' 3 MARY ANN DEBOUTEZ Home Ec Club 4 Band Pep Club 1 Bulldog Chronicle 4 DOROTHY M GREEN 2 Drum Corps 2 5 4 Pep Club 1 Home Ec Club 4 Bulldog Chronicle 4 Memories of '44 IDA MAE LABENNE Glee Club 1-3 L i' 3 .iff QIIIOIN 465 fx-sf N 4 Af nu! ll' ' 47 7 pus ADELIA MARIE CROSAGLIA Band 1 Home Ec Club 4 Bulldog Chronicle 4 Memories of '44 MARGARET GODEL Girls League 1 Pep Club l Glee Club 1 2 Mixed Chorus 3 Home Ec Club 4 G A A Memories of '44 ORPHA JONES Drum Corps 2 2 Cabinet 2 3 Band Home Ec Club 4 Glee Club 3 4 Pep Club l 2 'Galloping Ghost ORLANDA MANCI Home Ec Club l Home Ec Sec 1 Glee Club l Band l 2 Pep Club l-2 Class Sec Class Treas 3 nCyclone Sallyn sr 4 'Galloping Ghosts' . 2- - 4 Bulldog Chronicle 4 Memories of '44 KENNETH HANIEZ H -Y 1 2 3 4 Football 4 Basketball 2 Track l 2 4 ELMER MENGHINI Glee Club 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Track 2 'Galloping Ghosts' ROSALIE NOOR 2 Glee Club 3 4 Drum Corps 1 4 Pep Club 1 2 Home Ec Club 4 Band 4 'Gal1op1ng Ghostsn Memories of '44 U . vm. f -fp-...-D sw' nn' dh 2 QfLlOI'.S' i?'jf l Nrfj 230- wr-:V FRANK PICHLER ,N Football 2 4 Basketball 2 4 Track 2 if sus 17 is 1:8 lb 8 EW' LANORA MINELLI 2- - Glee Club 1-2-3 Drum Corps 4 Pep Club 2 Home Ec Club 4 Mixed Chorus 2 3 4 Bulldog Chronicle Memories of '44 JULIA NOLIMAL 2 G R Cabinet Glee Club 2 Drum Corps 2 Pep Club 2 Home Ec Club 4 Bulldog Chronicle Memories of '44 MARGUERITE PAULIN 2 Glee Club l 2 3 4 Drum Corps 2 3 4 Pep Club 1 2 Home Ec Club 4 Mixed Chorus 2 5 4 4 4 Bulldog Chronicle 4 Memories of '44 WANDA POUSHER Drum Corps 2 4 Pep Club 1 Home Ee Club 4 4BIlll.1i1t1i24Q3!M!llIrulI1I ,,1ggigy1l1Wmm111lmumggmmmm 4 MlliRI!lHilZ f11C'Wi1EH1lmDULllmm5L ,nN'1.!E'ZiP Ni'LlllllhiilliliiH5iHIIIllEUYiIl1lI!I1'UWM TOM RAM Y Ql'll.OfS H1YI54 '39 Hi Y Cabinet 4 Football 4 9' Basketball l ISF Track 1 2 5 4 'Galloping Ghostsn 4 TARY JANE TOLLIVER Pep Club 2 Home Ec Club 4 bs. X BETTY SCHIRMER 2 qu Glee Club 5 Drum Corps 1 2 3 Pep Club 1 2 Home Ec Club 4 Bulldog Chronicle 4 Memories of '44 'Galloping Ghosts' 4 'fi DOROTHY YOGER f fur IU' Glee Club 2 Gr' !.f'N Band 2 5 'TEV --9: TIMOTHY SCOTT BILLIE JEAN GILES A 'T' Bulldog Chronicle 4 Q Memorie of '44 if 015 Glee Club l 2 3 4 Track 3 4 Bulldov Chronicle 4 ,CNZB ARL JONES 9 Home Ec Club 4 - t 'S G.R. 1' -3-4 - - , A ,gg M- ' crA ,WA 4. - - - -4 -:5-4 2 0 I 7 4 gg ,A I G. R, 1 3 'K ' G.R. 1 1 V Z ill? J f .?fJY 1 G. R. 5 T 1 - - - S , Y 'gg if - , K 37 b , Ui hggg 4 5 PE I G. R. 2-3 E is ass iflslory Back in the memorable year of 1940, a group of timid boys and girls appeared at C C H S , to begin their high school career with eager and unexperienced anticipation Thrilled by the knowledge that they were in high school, but frightened at the seniors' horror tales of initiation, the freshies took their place in the activities of our school Irene Ballock and Linus McDonald were selected to represent the Freshman Class in the contest for King and Queen of the Crawzette The pep and enthusiasm of this group increased during the sophomore year We were happy to welcome Miss Schroeder and Mr Gilmour to our faculty Velma Serena and Ralph Eames were candidates for Crawzette King and Queen As this year quickly passed we eagerly awaited the next two years of school life This year Enrollment day in September, 1942, showed that many members of the old crowd had returned to finish their high school career The new faculty members that we gladly welcomed were Miss Jallace, Miss Mann and Miss Hewitt This year we had an all school play in stead of the usual Junior Play The play was a great success, and the funds received were used for a Junior and Senior Banquet September, 1945, sees enrollment again Now we are classified as 'dignified seniors Being seniors we participated in the publication of the Bulldo Chronicle and Memories of 1944 This year Mr Rowland, ho was formerly vlce prlnclpal, was made superin tendent of the school Again we welcomed four new teachers Miss Kilger, Miss Norman, Miss Hilbert and Miss Hammond To raise money to purchase a farewell gift for the school, e sponsored an annual Senior Play, 'Galloping Ghosts' a mystery comedy in three acts coached by Miss Norman Our four high school years have been happy and educational and we hope that the future holds the same for the graduating class of 1944 IO GI L ' ..' 1 . I O O I our sponsors were Miss Schilling and Mr. Naccarato. V II . . ' - . I , - IO J wry It seems that everyone in the world today is doing things they would not necessarily do in peace time Working by me at the Stage Door Canteen are Orpha Jones, the famous song writer, Lanora linelli, who started as Dottie Lamour's stand in, but is now a star herself and the famous blues singer, Georgette Casella We believe in the idea of every one working, even the entertainers we have for the evening Therefore, if you looked in the kitchen, you would find Lee Caput, the 'adolescent' band leader, and his drummer boy, Elmer Menghini, doing about a million dishes While we were reminiscing about old times, a red haired sergeant walked in, and we immediately recognized him to be Eugene Bordln He was on his way home to see his wife, the former Marie Caput He told us that Velma Serena is studying ballet in Chicago, and that Marguerite Paulin her roommate, is teaching in a school for the blind also that Mary Ann DeBoutez is a Cpl in the WACS and Anna Mae Burgin is now in the SPARS Just then Rosalie Noor came in from the swing shift and informed us that Mrs Joe Timi, who also helped at the Canteen, had just got the news that Joe had been awarded the D F C for heroism in the South Pacific Mrs Timi is the former Betty Schirmer This even1ng's enter tain ent was a tap dance by Dorothy Yoger and Kenny Maniez, two more of our old school chums They informed us of the whereabouts of many more of our former classmates Margaret Godel has entered the 4 H Club work in Oregon Mary Jane Tolliver has a health resort in Montana that can cure anyone that just thinks they're sick, Julia Nolimal has taken up South Ameri a way It's rumored that one of the objects is to find her self a man with an accent her weakness For a time we were busy, but soon we noticed some Nurse Cadets whom we quickly recognized as Jean Blessant Irene Ballock Wilma Burgin, and Betty Jean Ales This is their last night in New York City, as they are leaving for overseas duty tomorrow They love their work and tried to get us interested in it lWe're too squeamish at the sight of blood D When Dorothy Green, riveter, came to work this evening, she waved aloft a letter that contained news of more of our friends Chester Anastasi had taken up deep sea diving, but it made him seasick so he quit and de cided to try marriage awhile The happy bride is his neighbor, Orlanda Manci He is now known as the 'funniest man on radio' and he and his wife are making a tour of all the army camps on a bicycle built for two with a trailer tied on behind Norman Cinotto, who decided he could swim farther than he could fly, has joined the navy and is taking his boot training Adelia Crosaglia, who married for money, has decided it wasn't worth it and is enjoying her stay in Reno, from there she will go into Ringling Brothers Circus to continue her acrobatlc performances August Bogina is the hero of the younger generation of Arma, because he started the Empress Theatre with admission of lOd a couple The school secretary is Wanda Pousher however she is joining the WAVES next month Tim Scott is studying to be a doctor, and Pearl Jones has taken up the art of teaching Billie J Giles has taken advantage of the manpower shortage and has started a newspaper in Kansas City Frank Pichler has at last found his profession, that of a driver of racing cars He and his wife, the former Ida Mae LaBenne, are at present residing in Tampa, Florida QShe will take up his work when he enters the army D Playboy Tom Ramey who is stationed in Ohio, wrote that every girl within fifty miles simply swoons when he smiles at them Paul Giovapnoli has made himself known in the world by inventing a plastic bicycle that folds down into the size of a compact Ten years from now we hope to renew old acquaintances again II Q ' f ' D i interior decorating, and Minnie Blue is making a good will tour down 9 SENIOR Lanora Minelli Velma Serena Marie Caput Marguerite Paulin Georgette Casella Billie Laine Julia Nolimal Minnie Blue Mary Ann DeBoutez Dorothy Green Orlanda Manci Dorothy Yoger Betty Jean Ales Wilma Burgin Margaret Godel Adelia Crosaglia Billie Jean Giles Timothy Scott Norman Cinotto Chester Anastasi Tom Ramey Frank Pichler Kenneth Maniez Orpha Jones Rosalie Noor Eugene Bordin Ida Mae La Benne Lee Caput Joe Timi Anna Mae Burgin Elmer Menghini Irene Ballock Wanda Pousher Jean Blessant Mary Jane Tolliver Pearl Jones August Bogina Paul Giovagnoli Clan W!! SENIOR CLASS WILL WILLS hair friendly disposition sweetness daintiness eyes brains smile height drawing ability sense of humor laugh typing ability history knowledge ability to sell year book slimness hair quietness ability to play ning pong hair snake hips flirtations absent mindness knowledge drum playing long finger nails personality studious character music intelligence senior presidency walk deep bass voice small features flashy temper blond hair giggles quietne s intelligence ability to invent 12 Emma Lou Vantrepotte Minnie Utermoehlen Jerry Boucher Betty Brentari Calvin Sutton Harry Mitchell Billy Pete Pope Delores Maniez Sam Lajudice Frances Kumer Junior Rons Irene Turner Dolores Bosino Nadine Yartz Joseohine Blazic Gloria Ann Sterle Margaret Cambursano Henry Stovall Tony Pat Misasi Bobby Joe Kynion Leon Gorentz Jimmy Jones Joe Caputo Mary Lou Mahanes Eileen Chanman Leo Gallagher Elizabeth Manci Willie Montanelli Richard Bertuzzi Lorene Culter James Humble Doris E Merciez Doris Mae Frost Shirley Wheeler Frances Ales Lorine Whitehead Billy Robinson eo Kaiser I l l l TO Betty Schirmer jitter-bugging vera Lakey Y EF 1 1' w LLfltOl'S i 'I gil 'NIE UTQWO 'YO fs X Q'9 IISS WILBERT IR GILHOUR Av TOP ROW lies Wilbert, lr Gilmour FOURTH ROW James Humble, layne Sellegren, Bob J Kynion, B111 Godina, Pete J DeCuyper, Jimmie Jones, Raymond Devoss THIRD ROW Fred Laqua, William Rezin, Junior Rons, LaVern Casaletto, Richard Bertuzzi, Bill Anderson, Calvin Sutton, Joe Caputo SECOND ROW Delorla Dorsey, Darlene Nelson, Betty Merciez, Betty Kissee, Margaret Cambursano, lary Jean Davis, Joan Margrave FIRST ROW: Minnie Utermoehlen, Nadine Yartz, Dolores Bosinio, Doris Mae Frost, Vera Lakey, Helen Shoemaker, Anna larie Nepote, Shirley Karns, and Elizabeth Hanoi. 13 E 5 , .2 4. E 0 V 5 P , R D 'z sv 366 SEQ? 331.317 Q in A i qv '50 Q 9, 5- ' M 54' sronsoas .33 f,l, x X v 55 hip ', ? if w Q LP val' . QQYQ3, J' ' fa C op OHIOIPS' 4 E3 41? Y Pggegagg S ogg af 4163 4gQu0Eg AQ4w A v S 4555? MISS SCHILLING MISS WALLACE 0 illliltf TOP ROW liss Schilling, Miss Wallace FOURTH ROW John Sartore, Allen Stark, Pat Misasi, Grover Scott, Leo Gallagher, Joe Giacoma, Agnes Rhodes, Mary Lou Mahanes, Claxton McCullough THIRD ROW Leo Kaiser, Leon Gorentz, Adolph Rodich, Sammy Lajudice, Leona Quenoy, Oris McDonald, Raymond Ozebek, Lawrence Zlbert SECOND ROW: Betty Brentari, Bernice Neeley, Lorene Culter, Ruby Lloyd, Eileen Chapman, Frances Kumer, Lawrence Kobak, Bill Robinson, FIRST ROW: Josephine Blazic, Loretta Znidarsic, Anna Sarley, Deloris Maniez, Phala Bolser, Frances Slansek, Norma Dawson, Josephine Lipasek, and Wynona Pousher. 14 SD ll . - QS in 1 f K? af J, an lf W ' I 65, sronsons Y je je S Q Q an ir'k'k 444 IPS ITIQI1 O55 'fog QE s I 1 E Qaiefo 8801? 'Epo 'UC' 481' 'S' if 4315 ep is Cb Q' :Iss mumorm Mrss KILGER 0 TOP ROW Miss Kilger, Miss Ha mond FOURTH ROW Mildred Daniels, Jacqueline Welch Shirley Wheeler, Rose Ella Lepoglow, Katherine Nepote, Margaret Farmer, Dolores Strahota, Gloria Sterle, Bob Benard, Billy Pete Pope THIRD ROW Johnnie Zibert, Patsy McNamara, Fredrick Bogina, George Godel, Thomas Schreppel, Niles Stockinger Thomas Bell, Charles Wosel, Raymond Ballock SECOND ROW Andre Douchez Joseohine Verga, Em a Lou Vantrepotte, Norine Neoote, Georgia Stotts, Loretta Honslcker, Henry Stovall, Harrison Smith, Harry Allen Mitchell. FIRST ROW Dorothy Dorsey, Lorine Whitehead, Betty Ritter, Delores June Piccinelli, Frances Ales, Madeline Borello. Jerry Lee Boucher, Wallace Rons, Henry Yartz, and George Burns. Junior Johnson not in picture. I5 1,2 f 5 ,sv R 'G 'WW . , q 5 Pe ,X J 435, sponsoas 635,29 1 5 V3, N tu 3'-if ta- ' Q V 41- he Ap '9'9 W TOP ROW Miss Hammond, Miss Schilling, Margaret Godel, Wilma Burgin, Mary A DeBoutez, Mary J Tolliver, Minnie Utermoehlen, Loretta Znidarsic, Darlene Nelson, Betty Brentari, Katherine Nepote FOURTH ROW Shirley Wheeler, Jacqueline Welsh, Dolores Strahota, Margaret Cambursano, Mary J Davis, Margaret Farmer, Nadine Yartz, Ruby Lloyd, Georgia Stotts, Mildred Daniels, Agnes Rhodes THIRD ROW Betty Ritter, Dolores Piccinelli, Josephine Verga, Marguerite Paulin, Lanora Minelli, Georgette Casella, Loretta Honsicker, Eileen Chapman, Bernice Neeley, Anna M Nepote, Anna Sarley, Norine Nepote, Jerry Boucher, Norma Dawson SECOND ROW Doris Frost, Betty Schirmer, Orlanda Manci, Josephine Blazic, Emma Vantrepotte, Vera Lakey, Rosalie Noor, Frances Slansek, Madeline Borello, Deloris Maniez, Minnie Blue, Phala Bolser, Dorothy Green FIRST ROW Dolores Bosinio, Julia Nolimal, Joan Margrave, Betty Kissee, Marie Caput, Mary L Mahanes, Billie Laine, Velma Serena, Betty Merciez, Irene Ballock, and Elizabeth Manci TOP ROW lr Gilmour FOURTH ROW Andre Douchez, Sam Lajudice, Ray mond Devoss, Fred Laqua, Wayne Sellegren, Kenneth Maniez, John Edward Sartore THIRD ROW Henry Stovall, Raymond Ballock, Adolph Rodlch, William Rezin, James Bumble, Leo Gallagher, Charles Wosel, Lawrence Kobak SECOND ROW Leon Gorentz, Pat Misasi, Toe Timi Chester Anastasi B111 Anderson, Toe Giacoma, Claxton McCullough FIRST ROW Norman Cinotto, Tavern Casaletto, Richard Bertuzzi, Junior Rona Bob Joe Kynion, Calvin Sutton, Bill Robinson, and Tom Ramey 76 . ,. 1 'Q , .. K wifhifgbf I . Q . . . . n Pl Q . U . Q . . . . 0 . g . I1 - U 4 fm 1 Q vl IVV' 4. A il 75' , ,' fl ff, X N X, I Q Q 2 - . I . . Q . , , , t . 2 ' 9 4 Q1 C214 The Girls' Glee Club, under the directicn of Miss Wilbert, has twenty one members Much interest has been shown by the girls in learning different se lections This group narticinates in assembly orograms Some of the selections which they have sung are 'Giannina via, 'My B U6 Heaven, and 'Ah1 Sweet Mystery of Life The have also sung a TOP ROW Mildred Daniels, Orpha Jone , Leona Mae Quenoy, Rosalie Noor, Ruby Lloyd, Dolores Strahota, Miss Wilbert SECOND ROW Josephine Verga, Marguerite Paulin, Lanora Minelli, Patsy Tamara, Mary Jean Davis, Betty Jean Kissee, Margaret Farmer, Dolores Bosinio FIRST ROW Velma Serena, Betty Lou herciez, Darlene Nelson, Joan Margrave, Emma Lou Vantrepotte, Anna Jarie Nepote, Elizabeth Manci Q! Club The Boys' Glee Club, di rected by Miss Wllbert, has twenty members This groun has taken part in assembly nrograms Some of the selections which they have sung are My Buddy, 'I Hear Amer ca nginp, and 'Stout Hearted Jen The members of the two glee clubs together form a large mixed chorus TOP ROW: Timothy Scott, Grover Scott, Jimmie Jones, Lee Caput, Eugene Bordin, Joe Timi. SECOND ROW: Pat Misasi, Tommy Schreppel, Raymond Ozebek, Niles Stockinger, John Zibert, Thomas Bell, Billy Pete Pope. FIRST ROW: Miss Wilbert, Henry Yartz, Fredrick Bogina, Lawrence Fobak, George Godel, Uayrison Smith, Wallace Rons. Q Q. fb QE? tl JN . . it . M '2I ', 2 1 ,jim Q a f-- '- I O 'gl LL f sw ,. - H ' .rf M' L . 2 ' -' 5 X 'rl' R ' 71 1 A YI .11 y 3 - number of nopular pieces. .1 L 5 : s - . ' sci I D I. . : I LD 86? ,. b 1 1 L T D - 1 ' ' N X n n 1 Si , n ,p .vc J ' 1 I'Ul7'l OI' S Majorette Joan Margrave Assistant Betty Schirmer Twlrlers Velma Serena,E11zabeth Manci, Darlene Nelson, Betty J Kissee, Wanda Pousher, Billie Laine in 5Dlf! 'Q'JP' TOP ROW Miss Ham ond Betty L Merciez, Jacqueline Welch, Betty Brenuari, miss wilberi THIRD Row Dolores sn-ahona, wanna 111 M Lou Burgin, Rosalie Noor, Georgette Casella, Lanore Mine , ary Mahanes, Agnes Rhodes, Dolores Bosinio SECOND ROW Dorothy Green, Anna Marie Nepote, Betty Ritter, Orpha Jones, Elizabeth M noi Darlene Nelson Betty Kissee, Wanda Pousher, Nadine Yartz, Phala Bolser, a , Josephine Verga, Jerry L Boucher, Patsy McNamara, Marie Caput, B in Betty Schirmer, Joan Margrave, Velma Serena, Anna Mae urg , Josephine Blazic, Lorene Culter, Margaret Farmer Billie Laine, Marguerite Paulin, Knot in picturel Student Qounca -'nn'-ln.. if-2 5:1-'S Us 1,3 President Norman Cinotto Vice President Billie Laine Sec , Treasurer Betty lerciez 'W ax TOP ROW: Johnnie Zibert, lr. Rowland, Leo Gallagher. FIRST ROI Norman Cinotto, Jerry Boucher, Betty Brentari, Betty Lou lerciez, Bobby J. Kynion. Billie Laine Knot in picturel. IB ! ! vu HQ H Q . -- 3 9 I Emm Lou Vantrepotte Deloris Maniez. 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' TOP ROW George Godel, Allen Stark, Leon Gorentz Coach Raymond Rowland Wallace Rons, George Burns, Raymond Devoss THIRD ROW Fred Laqua, Leo Gallagher, Billy Pete Pope, Adolph Rodich, Chester Anastasi, Thomas Bell, Jimmie Jones S COND ROM Grover Scott, Calvin Sutton, Sam Lajudice, James Humble, Tom Ramey, Bill Anderson, William Rezin FIRST ROW Bob Bernard, Prank Pichler, Richard Bertuzzi, Junior Rons, LaVern Casaletto Norman Cirotto, Kenneth Maniez HOLDING BALL Bobby Joe Kynion Arma Arma Arma Arma Arne Arma Arms SCHEDULE AND SCORES Alumni Arcadia Frontenac Cherokee Arcadia Altamont Frontenac Finishing up the schedule with the last game away from home, the Bulldogs kept their consistency, winning the all important Turkey Day clash with the Frontenac Raiders As rewards for the long season of play, twenty three boys received letters They were also entertained with a banquet in the high school gymnasium I9 C-' -Tb.-n ' Q :Q - , , -al Lg I 'kv v ----------------------25 ----------------- ----------------------18 ------------'-'- Armg ------ ---------------- 41 MOCUDG -------- ' ----------------------12 ------'-'-'-'- - ............. .......- 3 4 ----- - ------ --- ----------------------18 ------ ----------------------18 -----'----- -' ----------------------19 -- ' -mmm will snmnmmnuumnnnnnmmn INIMMWMMUMNIL 'mmm Qasketgall TOP ROI: lr Gilmour, Bill Anderson, Tom Ramey, L00 CUPU-to C93-'in James Humble, Junior Rons, and Korman CiD0tt0 Arcadia 28 Cherokee 27 Weir 1 Girard 7 Frontenac 52 Ft Scott 46 St Mary's 58 DISTRIC College High 20 Arcadia 51 St lary's 51 SEASON SCORES FIRST TEAM Axnm Anna Arms Arms Anma Arms Ar m T TOURNAMENT A1118 Arms AIIIIB. Ft Scott 55 Anna Minden 50 Arms Liberal 18 Anna McCune 25 Arms College High 28 Arma Arcadia 29 Anma Frontenac 42 o t Anma PITTSBUHG REGIONALS Stark 50 Arma Arcadia 51 Arms St Kary's 29 Arma STATE SEMI FINALS AT EUREKA Clearvater 55 Arms 28 Arms climaxed a spectacular basketball season by attending the state tournament at Eureka, Kansas, March 16, 17 This is the second time in the history of C C H S that we have won the privilege to go to the state semi finals In the Frontenac Class B Elimination Tournament we placed second, thus getting ourselves invited to the Regional Tournament at Pittsburg the next week There we had to fight our way up to the semi finals in which we captured first place by upsetting the favored Panthers in a game that was a thriller At the state semi finals tournament we were eliminated in the first game by Clearwater, the team that later won the Eureka tournament, and got second in the finals at Topeka Nine of the twenty five boys lettered this year, only one of the regular first five graduates, and only four out of the whole squad are graduating, consequently we are hoping for a very good team next year le wish to congratulate Coach Gilmour and all of the boys for a very successful season this year 20 guttgn, Bobby Kynion. 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Il 91 I nTHE LONG AND THE SHORT OE IT' Z mslzf gffngb- Qaleen.9 The Honor of being Scholarship King or peen is given to the boy and girl having the highest grade average in his respective class for the year The seniors are selected on a four year basis, while the under classmen are selected on the resent term basis lo one with a C or below in Citizenship is alloved to compete for these Honors Barry litohell Katherine lepote Raymond Olebek lary Lou lahanes Richard Bertuzzi linnie Utermoehlen Eugene Bordin Billie 1:81110 C naps lots I 2 . ' . . 1 , , gl . I if .o ' . v ' 2 s V '. I x N , ,. 5. U90 . , G ' K 3 . 3 . . K . ' U' zrectory SENIOR CLASS DIRECTORY NAIE USUALLY FOUND Dorothy Yoger combing her hair Orlanda lanci writing a letter Billie J Giles in the typing room Lanora linelll dancing Billie Laine talking to teachers Georgette Casella writing a letter Timothy Scott in the manual room Dorothy Green helping lies Kilger Marie Caput reading a story Margaret Godel typing room Velma Serena playing ping pong Betty J Ales at Sltter's Marguerite Paulin with Velma Wilma Burgin pestering lary Ann Mary Ann DeBoutez drawing Adelia Crosaglla waiting for mall Julia Nolimal giggling P 7 8 P Joe Tlmi on the farm Irene Ballock practicing on play Ida lac LaBenne studying Kenneth laniez at Doty's Elmer Menghini studying Mary J Tolliver with Jean Norman Cinotto with Betty Jean Frank Pichler doing nothing Tom Ramey talking to girls Jean Blessant giggling Pearl Jones being quiet Rosalie Noor at the Crown Wanda Pousher arguing Eugene Bordln playing his clarinet Chester Anastasi acting silly Orpha Jones lies l1lbert's room Betty Schirmer at the restaurant Anna Mae Burgin at Goodison's linnie Blue with Julia Paul Giovagnoli reading an atlas August Bogina laughing AKBITION beauty operator interior decorator bookkeeper work in shoe store technician singer doctor nurse cadet nurse secretary beauty operator cadet nurse clothing business censor nurse acrobat orchestra leader professor school teacher office clerk join the Navy farmer rivetor to be a general flyer electrician marry a rich man housewife rivetor cadet nurse musician to graduate millionaire dress designer air hostess clerk inventor expert athlete 22 FAVORITE EXPRESSION ly Gosh Oh, Cripe 'Trying to dig me 'I thought I'd die' Gads 'Well I'll show ya Hallelujah Crime a nee' Boy Oh Boy Hmm! 'Is that right Gee lhiz 'Wouldn't that klllya Aw go on 'You and who else 'You're screwy You're silly 'Hi ya kiddie' 'I don't know a thing Ie that so Don't ask me 'Ya don't say 'Well, er, I mean I don't know 'I guess so Ses who' Yeh For Petes sake 'I'll betcha' 'I'll be derned' Ho Hum I go a deal on y Oh faiQ0ff9?' Kcensoredl Darn it Let me see Betcha can't I I I I 0 n I I I I I I - - I I I . I I I I Il I I I ll Lee Caput la in his trum et A-I crap shooter 'Okay Okay' 'Huh Il I I I I I . I I I I I I I I I - I I II t ll I-Bo I H . I , I I I I I ITB 'X FRESHVA! IYITIGTION DAY THREE 23 RRP ETB L, 4? 5 9532. rwvowrs z fli fl 'GI gl GCZIQIICJCII' SEPTEMBER School started late due to Infantile Paralysis Class meetings election of officers OCTOBER Sale of War Bonds and Stamps sponsored by Girl Reserves Freshman initiation Cwhat styles!! All school party Bulldogs played Arcadia fwe won! 18 7 School dismissed for big scrap drive Coh, boy! Arma vs lcCune Cvictory! 42 13 Class pictures taken Arma vs Frontenac KArma happy! 12 O NOVEMBER Student Council sponsored Halloween Party fChi1ls and thrills! Bulldogs to Arcadia CNice going, boys! 18 O Bulldogs vs Altamont fRahl Rah! Rahl! 18 O Pep assembly School dismissed for Thanksgiving Vacation Bulldogs to Frontenac lUndefeated again! 19 O Father Son Banquet Qvery masculine indeed! DECEMBER Christmas Party CTeachers only! Football Banquet CPlenty of good food! Arma at Arcadia, basketball CArma won! 59 28 Sophomore Party QGee, what fun! Arms to Cherokee KArma wins again! Freshman Party flore No more school till next year KHurrah! JANUARY School again CHo Hum! Bulldogs vs Weir QAre we ever proud of our team!! 19 29 Bulldogs tangle with Raiders 32 41 Bulldogs to Ft Scott KF1rst defeat! 46 45 Final exams CKnew we should have studied! Bulldogs at St Vary's flt must be our Jinx week! 58 FEBRUARY Bulldogs vs Ft Scott fAh, revenge! 55 36 Bulldogs journey to Vinden CTough luck, boys! 30 24 Bulldogs play McCune Kvictory! 25 59 H1 Y, G Bulldogs vs St Mary's CDarn, they boat us again! 49 35 Bulldogs play Arcadia CArma! 29 53 Senior Play QMore ghosts running around! Bulldogs to Frontenac Kovertime game, they won! 42 40 Junior Assembly CP1enty of variety! MARCH 4 Class B elimination tournament at Frontenac KSecond! ll Regional tournament at Pittsburg QArma on top! Arma to Eureka tournament 24 Junior Carnival fFun for all! APRIL P Valentine Party QFun for all! Junior Senior Banquet MA Baccalaureate Service Commencement CJun1ors take over! 24 fun ,Ak .I X. , . 20. . 27. -- . 1. . 6. . 8. - . 15. . 22. . - . . 29. . - . 1. 4. - . 19. . - . 24. . . 25. . - . 30. - . 14. . 15. . 17. - . 20. . 21. . 24. . 3. . 7. . - . 18. 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KD CDO v-rr'-x 0-ITA m m 5 0:1r-1-on CD 34 CD HO SCU: mf-gg SMG! r-'Q 00274 KDOCD CDO'1 mr-H4 OUR HEROINESN P Tom Ramgy 'The wind makes then W rock ' otalt enorkhics 2 Fi F1 lcirazins leart d xt? GH9 WHO YOU WOULD LIKE TO BE Vary Ann DeBoutez rs ciraro Winnie Blue Betty urable Ianora Minelli Dorothy Tamour Miss Schilling An viatress Harry A ditchell axlator 5 4 x X 3 4 111 EVO ,4- 4 , X B 1 W- , - my L Q -X4' ,4 K Z4 I ' 6 ' L rx ' Z G J, X 1990- , ,- ',,44 an - l V . O Q-' ,-' --' . ' - :zz X 4 1 W ,4 ,4 ,4 K Q' . 0 5,5 r. ',-f ,,- - , U ' 0 , 4 ,O 5 , 24- ---1' ve aa 4 4 ix L L Y R ' ',4 ',4: Y V . 50 O K. 4 ' , ,4' Y .?. S M w men 44 , 4 rs ve . B O. . ,4' ,4' V cu, 9 wx 3 1 wk c - .4 T ,Ao Q V ' T 55' -- , 1 ---- -- ,, ff e at f xl , ' X 63 e an ' uf 49 Y 4- Ep' ss ,W S' W a- -- 9 sl 1' 5, iv S ire 8, Sx , .. Q - . 'fi o AQ X 2 be if 5 C Lb 5 .. sf 2 S 5 ' N f 1 Q' t Q V .:':: : 2 ' ' ' 5 5'T':F . . - o 5'-'U 0 f ICE 3 1 ' ' HCO-21:21 u --- .. -. - nj 4.7 N45 Ei S . 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T193 a e pe y eth 1-mniez Illness Kenn of me U Xl OSS RQt sick -if Z mv... 0 atl g D6 Y 4 we X ew Bgl- p o BPH Uma 169 1' ed 5 D be beg General suing Wner 9 ,Den gang 'G -1-O The G R General Qgiefdfi for the month of Janu held Jan 19 The program was in charge of Julia Nolimal and Joan Marzraves WIRE DRILL T TUC 15 11 ZX-1-if QXAXJWW The first fire drill of the year was held on Tuesday, Oct 19, during the third hour .l ik G K5 69 96 'Ox' ct 0- 'SQ 3 'iqsgd M 02 96890 W gl A Q Og X no belgxofx 9 6 0 Y x53 go djy' .Q sAPDRIvf K g0uoRABLE ,,...- -Q-1, Rich ard Bertuz 210:88 oliniii Onor able men ear U S All ui-115' If you wcailaorllile A, to 'eprn nhowd Rae cgfete down Bn S 9 Yete no T in 1256 lcckpr stty ned ly tell u p V 0 50 I u P ndbylgw Mb Q E9 'WGS on twisgi A mee ting wps called to L 1158 dogs 'N e Ffa' .oe or the purpose of tell bac he scrap drive and c 'npare VG st year XX Keep ho 1 on riday 15 school got about ran this year to the Let's finding P Wy! 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C 1 . 9 K - A e i o o' a E ' l I , l F!- + 1 0 'N nr + ' I 4' 0 a a e 7 C . .1 rop' M 1 TRADEMARK Pastore s Grocery CONGRATULATIONS- Super Market T the Seniors of 1944 S ythgTht food h Food P Inter Urban h n 2741 H A Cote FRESH MEATS AND GROCERIES ' Talarlco Barbe Shop W W A Delapp Dlrugglst THE REXALL STORE Phone 2301 Arma Kansas Bowlus School Compliments of humbly BOWLUS SPORTING GOODS C0 B S pple G Bottlmg Co 1 P tt bv g ARMA KANSAS 4 9 1 o , ' Government Inspected Meats W'e ell Ever in a 's 9 Everyt ing We Sell is I - 4 0 0 Arma, Kansas - ,1, - I Compliments l I ld, i' If it's Good To Eat, e Have It Phone 2731 Arpma, Kansas Anna, Kansas E l 3 . ' Compliments of 0 0 o 9 N N . W ' 1 We uy, Sell, and Trade School u- i s I Business is ood X Q 10 , en S. Phone 177 i s r , nansas , i-2' IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Il Illlll I ll I I Il I I I U Ossana Cash Market Quahty Meats and Groceries Ihone 2361 Irma kansas Comphments of John Brentarl Ice Company PHONE 2171 Alr Condxtmned Refrxgeratxon Arma Kansas COM! I I'Iv1l N'lS Arma Cleaners mug, xml IICSNI unVI1sLr I1 Lay Rons I HII I II 66 ST XTION and Bubnr Qhop rm 7773714 Cyc7lfv12!c44-V 6 4 -f N cm AIWAV YITTSBURC' KANSA5 I-own rugsfore Drugs Suhlv-ses sf'-aa Jwy AP gnc I3I3 Complmunt f Dan s Garage VI Rhf hi' R QFRVICF GLNER-XL RFP-KIRING A SPI' CIALTY Ihom 2191 Mmi hmm KIMBALL and WURLITZER PIANOS- Band and Orchestra Instruments Lowest Prices Easlest Terms Ernle Wllllamson Music House 512 N Bdwy Phone 638 Pxttsburg Kansas -4 I L I II 5 A 1, li I l,fl'l l.ll'l:l lwlvlulrll1l'xl1l'rl:IlHl lllllvl I l'l:l'l1l I I 2 . , , A , - . ., . , , , . , , v ,, , ..0f.. I , , .H -. 1 1 A n I A f lv' 1 ' z ng - J h . as: 1 , ' 'op. ' 7 Gus 1 Oil 1' 2 . Armu, Kansas - Y I 2 , . , I K ! f 9 ' 4- 9-1. V. - . 1 A I . f -- . , -, s - V. . 1 - f I , . .sigh -A f f' ' R' A' T ' ' 1 K, ' B f . , V' - 3 Q f 5 D, Q ' ' ' s 0 Q 9 I V - . - s Y f 4 L, 4 . A 3 I I I V . . . . A 7 I Q . . i . . , I ' ' 1 F . ' 2, 'z 31: , , . 4 I I ' I BOSINIO'S You will be more satis fied with merchandise of proven quality. STAR BRAND SHOES GIFTS THAT LAST JOE SPOLAK Rilling Permanente Roux Shampoo tints, Revelon Manicure Supplies Farel Destin k Bonne Bell Cosmetics are offered to you at the NILE BEAUTY SHOP Flora L Scherff Ph 2891 Arma, K TON COSTELLO Dry Goods, Clothing and Music supplies watches Shoes clocks jewelry school supplies Quality Merchandise ARMA, KANSAS RODDA UNDERTAKING COMPANY All services conducted by Brenner Undertaking Com pany Also, we use their chapels and parlors, vhic are open day and night George Brenner, Director Lady Attendant Day Ph 2041 Night Ph 2061 Ohgrl u. Bfions an mrs of '44 SCHIRMERS WE PL... .wax at low cost ARMA KANSAS Best Wishes To The Class Of 1944 FROM DUNTON HDWE CO Furniture Implements ARCADIA, KANSAS SIPLE'S AHBULANCE SERVICE ARMA, KS PHONE 2051 L. Mm 601 Prfss 0 9 so 0 . - - ' e e e e e ' I-I'