Crawford Community High School - Crawford Yearbook (Cherokee, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 70 of the 1946 volume:

u 7 , fe V L75 'W - f A 'af 1, s . - f :,q ,'- 1 . . im W, 1:-H - v I X ge WR RY5 MQ YP FORI946 ua V J ' V PUBLISHFD BY THF SENIOR CLASS OF DHT GRAW If ORD COMMUNITY HIGH SCHOO cumuoxmiz KANSAS K I L 4 F F fN re Q if I 1 gp WED xx f' MIFMIMIITMIIIMIIIMNIIMIMIIMIIMMW In ,nlluh HIIIMIII mi S 2? o 3, To one who is planning tirelessly for the promotion of educational advantages for this 3 community, who has a sincere respect and L understanding of the problems of the youth 15 in this Wigwam, who is laboring unselfishly Q for the complete education of every student, we dedicate this 1946 Crawford to Principal is Ray E. Heller. Eg THE STAFF. Q2 E OFQLUOI' 3 ff When all that remains of this school year 'E is but a memory, may this edition of the E Crawford help each student of C. C. H. S. to F recall the vanished days more clearly, to ,.-2 bring back once more the many happy phases of life in the Crawford Wigwam. THE EDITOR. 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Gilbert, Member Arma, Kansas James Humble, Member Arma, Kansas Lloyd James, Member Arcadia, Kansas The educational influence of the Crawford Community High School can be at- 1 'b t d lar el to the efficient administration of secondary school affairs by the county ri u e g y board of trustees. This integral part of our school is composed of seven men, elected by the voters of the county, who meet to discuss pertinent school problems and to formulate . . . . . h. h plains for the further development of educatlonal opportunities in the community ig schools of Cherokee, Arma, and Arcadia. Their experience as executives and their ard- ent concern for the interests of the students makes them indeed the chiefs of our council fire. The services they render to our Wigwam are deeply appreciated. llldllli lmlmmlmmmlmlmnnmnmlimn ,, 5 .41U'1Yul,m fam - rincqaa pay file! er I Congratulations to the Class of 1946 on having attained your goal through patient preserverance! There is always satisfaction in a task well performed. Each student of the Crawford Community High School is an important Brave in the Crawford Tepee. The past four years of preparation. and the daily association with teach- great chiefs. May this 1946 yearbook, in the years to come, serve to refresh your memories of a profitable and enjoyable year spent in C. C. H. S. S 3 3 5? I. 1 5 5' ers and friends have prepared you to take your places around the council fires of the N L E.. F3 P' 4 4 4 if DEAN CROXTON Music-Social Science PAULINE HELLER MARION LUDLOW Mathematics English-Speech 4355 v.,sN E E!--.fp-xx QCMA 5 -::'.:r RUTH J ONIB CHARLEN E WEBB English-Social Science Home Economics if if wwf' IVR ,www H 5 ,,auI .wx I V , 52? PAUL LEE CHARLES A Biological Science Music-Industrial Arts fl ROSE MARIE RICE SHIRLEY SPRIGGS Commerce Secretary IITMUHRMIIMHM M1 IMIM1 HMM! IIM .. ulmuhmlrmlmlmlmlmllm MW '? EQ W Mllmummmnmfmnmmumnmnmmw' -6 H ,-,ZX W 9 if J Q, Q wk J 5Ff gi 3, fk A fN WNWIIIN'IWIWNWENJIWWWIWNWIWWEWWIWWWI'WNW'IWW 4 mfvf Buy Me That! Q ,M Hubba Hubba' 5 M3 hun All is Calm M-.Nu Wlmtta Man! Dear 'Ole Crawford Cat n Ears w How About a Lift. Fr 5 wg Wards and Corporal -ated X3 Look at the Blrdle Hungry ? KW eniom Uno, ..a5uL. Dean Montee . l vu-no -as-rvl secretary-treasurer. ' Wee President, Keith Boom , r ' . D esidentg Jlmmie Catteq Just four iears ago sixty freshmen entered C.C.H.S. in September, 1942, to begin t eir high school training. During this year the group elected 5? Marilynn McCants, presidentg B'ud Racy, vice-presidentg James Cattelino, secretaryg and Reno Farinacci, treasurer. Five freshmen became band Q, members. James Cattelino and Nadine Morton took the spotlight as candi- F dates for the Annual King and Queen contest. Miss Irene Best and Mr. Charles Huntington kept the class under control. A smaller group consisting of forty returned to Dear Ole Crawford in 1943, to begin year two in their upward climb. Class officers for this year included president, Betty Jo Rink: vice-president, James Cattelino, treas- - urer, Reno Farinacclg and secretary, Mary Jane Presta. During our spho- f more year Mary Jane Presta and Clara Louise Haynes had the honor of A being chosen the drum majorettes. Yearbook King and Queen contestants fr' were Norma Dauron and James Cattelino. Seven members of our sopho- - more class enrolled in band. James Cattelino lettered in football and played F I on the Braves' second basketball team. Six of our intelligent group showed A their dramatic ability by being cast in the two plays, The Jeweled Hand .5 and Who Gets the Car Tonight? presented by the speech class. Miss Irene Best and Mr. Olin Wilson sponsored our outstanding class. 5' 1944-45 was our busiest year, but we had thirty-three jolly juniors 54 to take care of the task. Officials steering this group consisted of the L following: president Herbert Stevens, vice-president, Lucille Jonesg secre- F tary, Betty Jo Rink, treasurer, Keith Boore. Clara Louise Haynes helped to lead the pep club. Mary Jane Presta and Clara Louise Haynes continued 2' as drum majorettes. Nine juniors played in the band. Norma Dauron sang in the Girls' Trio and Victor Cerne crooned in the Boys' Quartette. Victor Cerne focused attention on our class by being selected King of The Craw- - ford. Cin raLouise Haynes was Queen candidate. The juniors set a new record for the annual Turkey Sale. The class play, Brother Goose, had a capac ty attendance which made us feel proud. Our class also had six ., , ,, iettermen-Keith Boore, James Cattelino, Marvin Conner, Orval Davidson, Jack Hoffman, and Marvin Hedrick. The Junior-Senior Banquet, which the juniors had been working for and the seniors had been waiting for ended our busy junior year. Miss Marion Ludlow and Miss Kathryn Magnetti kept us on the right road. In September, 1945, we began our last year at C.C.H.S. as seniors. Keith Boore presidede over the twenty-eight returning studentsg with Dean Montee, vice-presidentg and James Cattelino, secretary-treasurer. Clara Louise Haynes continued as, cheer leader and she and Mary Jane Presta continued as drum majorettes. The all-school play, Nine Girls, had seven senior girls chosen members of the cast. Lucille Jones presided over the Girl Reserve Club with five other senior girls as cabinet members. The C Club elected James Cattelino its president, and Marvin Conner, vice president. Eight seniors participated in band. Keith Boore, James Cattelino, Marvin Conner, Orval Davidson, Reno Farinacci, Victor Ceme, and Jack Hoffman lettered in athletics. Lucille Jones and Marvin Conner represented the group as Annual King and Queen candidates. The Girls' Trio included Jo Anne Conner, Virginia Tmsch, and Marilynn McCants. Mr. Dean Croxton, Miss Ruth Jones, and Mr. Ray E. Heller sponsored this never to be forgotten class of 1946. i. . -s..-,-of -an 'FQ' is 'uni' 7' bb! ii flu ?!'!!l5 'I llliil !! ll' Ti if 1 -ff KEITH BOORE Our president with bash- ful looks Has knowledge that ex- ceeds the books. President 4, Glee Club 1. 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Or- chestra 1, 2, C Club 3, 4, Hi-Y 1, 2, Secretary C Club 4, Circulation man- ager Crawford 4, Soft- ball 3, Football 3, 4, Bask- etball 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Mixed Chorus, 4. J IMMIE CATTELINO In sports he ever does his share, Where'er you need him, he'll be there. Secretary 1, 4, Vice-presi- dent 2, C Club 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 1, 2, President 4, Sports Editor, Scout', 4, Adver- tising Manager, Craw- ford 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Track 1, Softball 3, King Candidate 1, 2. VICTOR CEIRNE Handsome, popular, mis- chievous, gay- He keeps hearts a flutter from day to day. Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 1, Z, 4, C Club 3, 4, Ili-Y 1, 2, Brother Goose 3, Who Gets the Car Tonight? 2, Sports Editor, Scout 4, Sports Editor, Crawford 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, Softball 3, King Candidate 3 li lzrary 4, Mixed - 1.1 3 .' :dis fili. x R: Chorus 4. , 5,5-Q . ,:.i .'- 'ii-laid ' il 1 2111015 JO ANNE CONNER A jollv girl--and musical, too, A friend who helps both me and you. Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 1, 2, 4, Vocal Trio 4, Vocal Sex- tette 2, 3, 4, Girl Re- serves 1, 2, 3, 4, Brother Goose 3, Nine Girls 4, Feature Editor, Scout 4, Manuscript Editor, Craw- ford 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, Double Quartette 2, Mixed Chorus 4. MARVIN CONNER A smiling countenance, a twinkling eye, His cheerful nature will never die. C Club 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y 2: Vice-president 4, Brother Goose 3, Sports Editor, Scout 4, Sports Editor, Crawford 4, King Can- didate 4, Basketball 3, 4, Softball 3, Stage Manager, Nine Girls 4. LUCILLE DARON A carefree girl with a heartwarming smile, To tell all her virtues would take quite a wh.ile. Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Or- cestra 2, 4, Vocal Sextette 4, Girl Reserves 2, 3, Busi- ness Manager, Scout 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Drill Team 4, Mixed Chorus 4. NORMA DAURON Laughing zayly, from worry free, She'll pound the ivories in any key. Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 1, 2, Vocal Trio 3, Double Quar- tette 2, Vocal Sextette 2, 3, Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3, 4, Music Chairman 4, Circu- altion Manager, Scout 4, Photograph Editor, Craw- ford 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Queen Candidate 2, Mixed Chorus 4, Orchestra 1, 2, 4. 45 Ya .4r ,guns-5 'VTR 'Hagar aw' he 2-47 -Tvs RENO FARINACCI He's handsome and yet a little shy, To attract his eye the girls all try. Secretary 2, C Club 3, 4, Exchange Editor, Scout 4: Football 3, 4, Basketball 4, Softball 3. MARY JAYNE HALLAM Always friendly, depend- able, too, Always square with me and you. Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Flag Bearer 4, Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3, 4, Advertising Man- ager, Scout 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 1, Girls' Drill Team 4, Mixed Chorus 4. CLARA LOUISE HAYNES This carefree, sparkling, laughing lass Adds pep and cheer to any class. Cheer Leader 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Drum Major 2, 3, 4, Girl Reserves 1 2, 3, 4, Brother Goose 3: Nine Girls 4, Advertis- ing Manager, Crawford 4, Queen Candidates 3, Girls' Drill Team 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Library 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 4. JACK HOFFMAN In history he is ever wise, And in this world he's sure to rise. C Club 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 2, Jeweled Hand 2, Foot- ball 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 3, 4, Softball 3. LUCILLE JONES Serious, studious, we repeat, Our G. R. president is really sweet. Vice President 3, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Girl Reserves 1, 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3: President 4, The Jeweled Hand 2, Nine Girls 4, Associate Editor, Scout 4, Literary Editor, Craw- ford 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Queen Candidate 4, Li- brary 2, Secretary, Pep Club 2, Girls' Drill Team 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 4. ARTHUR MALCOLM You'll find this lad a friendly one, He does his work and has some fun. Advertising Manager, Scout 4. LOIS V. MAN GOLD Curling hair and eyes of blue, Happy is she, and studious, too. Glee Club 1 fwamego High School, Wamego, Kansas, 2, 4, Girl Reserves 1 fwamego High School, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 1 QWamegoJ 2, 3, 4, Physical Education fWamegoJ 1, Girls' Drill Team 4, Mixed Chorus 4. I4 , ,,. ui ,, W - V ur: U. ,::::Ql,g up, 2 S 5 T' f ..-53,, 'Ile ,lm Iii ll l A - .W ':l!- llll s eiuom 35551 Nd' --ua-'A' N eta' E 01110 -nuavf' MARGARET MATZENBACHER She's serious, loyal, with- out much showg The kind of a girl we all like to know. Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Or- chestra 2, Vocal Sextette 4, Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3, 4g Feature Editor, Scout 4, Photograph Editor, Craw- ford 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Girls' Drill Team 4, Mixed Chorus 4. VIOLET MATZENBACHER This charming, cheerful little lass Can boast of friends in ever class. Glee Cslub 1, 2, 3, 45 Or- chestra 2, 3: Vocal Sex- tette 4, Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3, 45 Feature Editor, Scout 4g Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Drill Team 45 Mixed Chorus, 4. DEAN MONTEE Quiet, dignified, perfectly trueg Exgels in all he attempts to o. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 1, 2, 4, Vice-president C Club 45 Circulation Man- ager Crawford 4. f? it fb-5 ll Ml all X Niogiy.. ' -.- , i :Z -4-'vya--,ll I enwm 'JUlf'f 1 ' NADINE MORTON She's small and mighty like a rose, A fact that everybody knows. Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 41 Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3, 4, Feature Editor, Scout 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Queen Candidate 1, Mixed Chorus, 4. ALETHA FAYE McCA.N'l'S Neat in appearance, al- ways the samep With her personality she'll reach her aim. Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Flag Bearer 45 Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3, 4, Service Chairman 3, Vice President 45' Brother Goose 3, Nine Girls 4, Feature Editor, Scout 4, Calendar Editor, Crawford 4, Pep Club 1, 2. 3, 4: Mixed Chorus, 4. MARILYNN MCCANTS Excel1ing in art, brilliant and sweet, This combination's hard to beat. President 1, Glee Club 1, 4 1Provo High 2, 373 Band 1, 4, Orchestra 1, Vocal Trio 4g Vocal Sextette 4, Girl Reserves 1 4, Art Editor, Scout 45 Art Editor. Crawford 4, Pep Club 1. 4, Library 49 Selowia Club 2, 3 CProvo High, Provo. Utahjg G. A. A. 2, 3, Busi- ness Manager, Royalty. Contest, 4, Orchestra 4. ALEATHA O'I'I'O A clever, artful little lassg A credit to our senior class. Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3, 4, Pub- licity Chairman 33 Service Chairman 4: Art Editor, Scout 4g Art Editor, Crawford 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Who Gets the Car Tonight? 25 Mixed Chorus 1. 2, 4. R Er' fi fx 'V X x akvr p. 'fi-'.. 5?' 53 M. Q-v ' uw- 'nr- 'ov- MARY JANE PRHSTA An all around girl whom everyone knows, Her talents are many, as onward she goes. Treasurer 2, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Drum Major 2, 3, 4, Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3, 4, The Jeweled Hand 2, Brother Goose 3, Nine Girls 4, Feature Editor, Scout 4, Advertising Manager, Crawford 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3,4, Library 2, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 4, Orchestra 4. ANNA SPEN DAL A Studious lass and cheer- ful. too, To all her friends you'i1 find her true. Glee Club 4, Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3, 4, Devotional Chairman 4, Brother Goose 3, Manuscript Ed- itor, Crawford 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Drill Team, 4, Mixed Chorus 4. HERBERT A. STEVENS An honor student, ever knowing, His leadership is ever growing. President 3, The Scare- crow Creeps 3, Nine Girls 4, Business Man- ager, Crawford 4, As- sembly Committee 3. VIRGINIA TROSCH With talent and knowl- edge, we'll all agree, For important positions, quite ready is she. Glee Club 1. 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 3, 4, Orchestra 1, 2, 4, Vocal Trio 4, Vocal Sex- tette 4, Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4, Brother Goose 3, Nine Girls 4, Editor-in-Chief, Scout 4, Editor, Crawford 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Library 3. 4, Brass Sextette 3, As- sembly Commitee 3, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 4. JIMMA LEE WARD A smillell a grin, a word of cheer, A staunch true friend, we have one here. Weir Observer 2, Glee Club fWeir 1, 23 3, 4, Pep Club 1Weir 1, 21 3, 4, Girl Reserves 3, 4, Brother Goose 3, Nine Girls 4, Photograph Editor, Craw- ford 4, Annual Staff QWeirj 2, Mixed Chorus 4. ESTELLA F. WILLIAMS A clever designer, she finds a way To be cheerful and smiling all the day. Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3, 4, Brother Goose 3, Pep Club 4, Library 4. MARY LOU WILLIAMS Always lanning a help- ful deed? To heln her neighbor is her Creed. Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3, 4, Circulation M a n a g e r, Scout 4, Library 4. 19' Q-1QRs'lib use f W.. . N ... nk I may his . I. .. ' v.. ' ,un . .J . 'l fe, , lla... 'll ll' M-.315 i.. -- . , ,.- J--1 L? . 3 N tvs' , . D h 1 A s' ' uni ill' , il' 'f yV.d,?QQ l1,, 153522, I X ,QW LIL I n , I .rAfJiH.l,'L ' J . 'X 'W' ,VIA lil Sn l ora E ... uniord 1- f --f- .denmuuena -- Evelyn Willdnsv Ruth . ret81'Y CIW mmm! 2 5 2-3 if 5. WI! IIMWMI A HAM gn 5 treasufef 3 Neefy presl unior .Nidfory Coming into a new and different environment three short years ago, thirty-three eager freshmen entered the halls of C.C.H.S. in 1943. After adapting themselves to new conditions, they elected freshmen class officers. Chosen is president was Dorothy Peternellg vice president, Ralph Kimmel: secretary, Charles Rondellig and treasurer, Glen Ward Clugston. Luella Watson was chosen as drum majorette and won first place as twirler at the spring music festival held at K.S.T.C. Bob Beg-ando and Luella Watson reigned as king and queen candidates. Class sponsors selected were Mrs. Irene Stevenson and Mr. Joe Rondelli. In the fall of 1944, thirty-two students, growing in importance, began another term at C.C.H.S. Luella Watson continued as drum majorette and was selected as cheer leader. The following officers were chosen for this term: president, Jeanetta. Buck: vice president, Raymond Hinkle: secre- tary, Glen Ward Clugston: treasurer, Ruthevelyn Wilkins Appearing as ldng and queen candidates were Glen Ward Clugston and Jeanetta Buck. Mrs. Pauline Heller and Mrs.. Alberta Bertino sponsored the year's activities. Reduced to twenty-nine, this ambitious group entered C.C.H.S. in the fall of '45 as juniors. Finding that their responsibilities were greater, they met the challenge and brought honors to the junior class. With the leadership of Bill Neer as president, Luella Watson as vice-president, Carol Jean Pistole as secretary, and Ruthevelyn Wilkins as treasurer, they rated well in many activities. 'I'he supersalesmanship of the group was best dis- played in Annual sales which placed Marie Fornell and Warren Clugston on the coveted throne. Four class members won trusted G. R. cabinet seats. In dramatic ability, this class will be remembered for its presentation of 'Tll Explain Everything. The junior-senior banquet, the climax of the social activities, was as successful as the turkey ticket sales which made it possible. Mem- bss of the class have taken an active part in the Pep Club, G. R. and music organizations. This group was ably counseled by Miss Marion Ludlow and Mrs. Charlene Webb. Such a successful year in the Wigwam predicts success for the futru'e seniors of 1947. 691 fa.: A Lggl :,. N? S NORMA BRISBIN LAURA BROWNING JAMES DARON MARIE FORNELL 'R' ws: ' f fu: an , Q , ' ix EEE ' Q V l XV' A JEANETTA BUCK ROBERT BUZARD THOMAS GILMORE RAYMOND HINKLE GLEN CLUGSTON WARREN CLUGSTON ELDON KELLER RALPH KIMMEL I ff -... A :BF R i 'A m , 52 .QL Le: X 1 f , '-AV' T ' , As a T ' r l 'X ff-f'f'e-3 , T , ' fl IA Li VW, 5 BETTY KRANTZ LYMAN LANE N A ' 'S' LU'LLOI':f ,1, .Q ki R! VIAURICE LONGSTON MARGARET MACARI BERYL PISTOLE CAROL PISTOLE N31 LUCILLE MONTEE BIRDIE MURRRAY JACK SCHOUNTZ DONALD SMITH QE? -.QA 6 .. ' 'Ti X. Z: ' ' M- i Q A ,, R, .A.A.A,A R. A FI FANNIE McCLHLLAND WILLIAM NEER GLORIA SOWERS LUELLA WATSON JAMES NUNN DOROTHY PETERNELL DONNA WILKERSON RUTH WILKINS X 0l'l'l0l'05 IEW! ll' -E. Clyde Connor, sem-eta ASS OFFICERS Ruth Mannjnger . TY? Margaret Ban t ' Wee president. 1 'easurerg Charles Cope h , n aver, president ? Q sy. t Q .SDIO 0I'l'l0I'0 L5 Org ? if In the fall of 1944, we, the sophomores of 1946, began our careers in C.C.H.S. as thirty-four thrilled -but inexperienced freshies. We took pride E' in the selection of able class officers, electing Joe Bob Collins president 9' V4 Mary Jean Ulery, vice-president: Walter Otto, secretary: and Charles L- Copenhaver, treasurer. With the help of Mrs. Irene Stevenson and Mrs. F Nora Knight as class sponsors, we soon made a niche for ourselves in this institution. Three lettermen-Charles Copenhaver, Walter Otto, and Joe Bob Collins...emerged at the end of the athletic season. Ruth Maninger took the throne as queen of the Crawford: Donald Clugston was our king candidate. In lniusicafl talent this class was represented by Don Ward and Joe ' Bob Col 'ns as members of the boys' quartette. Ruth Maninger was a mem- .. ,. ber of the girls'quartette, and eight freshies became members of the band. September, 1945, found this group of older, wiser students enrolling as sophomores. Offsetting the loss of five former members, the class gained four new enrollees-Betty Comstock, Harold Burns, Clyde Connor, and Marcel Deboutez. We chose Charles Copenhaver as our president: Ruth Maninger, vice-president: Clyde Connor, secretaryg and Margaret Ball, treasurer. Our queen candidate was Margaret Ball, the king, Harold Burns. Hamid Burns, Walter Otto, Charles Copenhaver, and Clyde Connor eamed berths on the football squad. Mrs. Rose Rice and Mr. C. A. Goodhall, our sponsors, led us through another prosperous year. As this year passes into oblivion, we look back on two very interesting of life in the Crawford Wigwam. years, but eagerly await the next two years H' N 3 nr . i..: Rx 3 ..,,.ff! hu' 'Y '51 'HW' Wm, W I 5-NW' 'li S : ,,,,, Xml CYP' r'- ' 6 X ll ala omored - H WILLIAM ADAMS MARGARET BALL SALLY BERGANT ELLEN BROWN ALICE BURNS HAROLD BURNS DONALD CLUGSTON JOE BOB COLLINS BETTY COMSTOCK CLYDE CONNOR WILMA LEA COOK CHARLES COPENH AV E I MARCEL DEBOUTEZ MARY LOU GETMAN JOSEPH GILMORE FRANCIS JONES HOWARD JONES PETE LEVRA BETTY JEAN MALCOLM .ar 2- ' 31 RUTH MANINGICR 'K' 'H 'N ROBERT MATHIAS wiv A NGIQLINA NACCARATO WALTER OTTO 4-Q gh fu-xt ray., MARGARET POLOWICH I-EDDIE RACY fb? as '09 PQ Q. KATHRYN RADER if GEORGE SOLOMON rn 1 S. f, ' up BARBARA SPENDAI. CHARLES SWARTZ EARL TANNEHILL WILDA THOMPSON rf' '-4 MARY JEAN ULERY ' 'A ' , M1 '35 '1'. ' 'wr - 'Qu N ORMA UTERMOEHLEN DON WARD NORMA LEE WATTS -iffifif-ami! . s w.. W' 'YG iii 4,-7,-5.x v- ' .1 A 'wk wo I 7.-rs:-,r it' 'wana- 33 T 001 ored iff JR' Q' E ...nl JP25 men j FRESHMAN C... -.. l on, treasuiv- y , 9 Eli P9 Nadine Blazic, secretary Lucchi, President' E 3 5 El i -if 5 ,E r i'llWlHllWlllKl'Bll ak vice preside . nt 3 Deloris Mas grefikman ,jrlidfory In September, 1945, thirty-four timid freshies were gathered from the four corners of Crawford County to enter the portals of C. C. H. S. for a high school education. Wide-eyed, eager to gain knowledge, and having a great capacity for getting into the wrong rooms, we soon became ac- customed to life in the Wigwam. To guide us on the untried paths of our freshman year, we selected Billy Lucchi as our class presidentg Eli Peak, vice-president, Nadinc Blazic, secretaryg and Deloris Mason, treasurer. Maxine Wilkerson was chosen queen candidate to represent our group in the Year Book contest. Keith Ester reigned as freshman king candidate, with David Shaw as business manager. Glenna Thompson brought honor to our class by being cast in the all-school play, Nine Girls. In athletic honors this class can point with pride to David Shaw, Joe Lapping, and Bllly Jones for their work in both football and basketball. In football Jack Collins, Eli Peak, and Tony Ricci reported for daily scrimmage. The group who lettered this year includes Billy Lucchi, David Shaw, and .Joe Lapping. Basketball found these freshmen, Billy Lucchi and Keith Ester, carrying their share of the load. Our class, too, shows prom se in music ability with thirteen girls and thirteen boys enrolled in glee club. Keith Ester was chosen as a member of the boys' quartette. In pep club fourteen girls furnished vim from this freshman group. Our class will be long remembered for its verdant freshman as- sembly with its green ties and hair bows. Our class party, November 27, began the social whirl in C.C.H.S. This freshman class, sponsored by Mr. Paul Lee and Mrs. Pauline Heller, will be favorably heard from again. RUTH BENSON NADINE BLAZIC BILLY BRISBIN ROSS BROWNING JACKY BUZARD JACK COLLINS JOHN COLYER JUDY CURRAN DELMA DAVIS DELORES EDWARDS KEITH ESTER JACK GUSTIN MACK HAYNES BOBBY HENDERSON DONALD HOWEY WILLIAM JONES JOE LAPPING BILLY LUCCHI ca- g ,Hwy-as wr- 3 -:df y,,,3n , , Q S, V 51. 'K' u. 'K I ff 3 ,I ,Q x A .,,.. -cv fru- 'I-343. if ,pn-. ,- ai? nga ji 'buf' 1... 'ug'- Ll'-5 J ' ? '.J9 ' 52 Q 'su 236 'E'- ,av-4 I .317 I' Y Cz? - H il .4-' iii- ,vw- ebb wr' DELORIS MASON THERESA MASTER SON PATSY MGCABE BRADLEY NBER DORA JEAN NEVINS ELIHUE PEAK REBA PE1RRY NORMA JEAN RACY IRENE RICCI TONY RICCI ROLLIN RUSSELL DAVID SHAW GLENNA THOMPSON DELOS WEBSTER MAXINE WILKERSON ROSE CASHERO ANNA RUTH U'I'I'LEY V lllmllmnlnmIumlhmumrmllmmllmmmlw Q . as f wi? ff Q fx Q IIWIWIWIIIWIIWIIWHIFWIWWIYWWWIIW Q OE. eff L e illi -9,4 glue Wigwam -lwffcge fil 1, ,,..-fe Life' in the wigwam builds moral respo thro gh guidance and training. nsibility 1 Life in the wigwarn develops sound thinking in class experiences. Life in the wigwam stimulates curiosity for past events and future problems. l 0 M78 Www X .t Q! ff, 's ,1 Life in the vvimvam promotes a be autiful sin music, literatur d e, an daily living. E Life in the wigwam teaches useful by daily practice. Life in the wigwam encourages social 1 I W, 0 5, f 1- c 5 . l L' Jil 5 . V J' ' ITU r X - f f 1 which develops poise and confidence. ueen arie jorne f clunky., W Q wa H L . L 515, 5 , . A fs: f . . 3. . , , X A af X 2 , 5 'Q Q if gg Q S 5 wif? U Lf X an Q, QF 3 Cdzgnfon y gee cm in-If Q 2 all ixe rio war em gag Cm An inseparable part of our school life inthe wigwam is the Cherokee Scout, our xool's bi-weekly newspaper, which has brought both information and entertainment the reader. The staff of the Scout is composed of nineteen seniors enrolled in journal- n who have worked with determination to keep their publication at the top. Their ad- sers are Miss Ruth Jones and Mrs. Rose Rice. Staff: Editor-in-Chief, Virginia Troschg Associate Editor, Lucille Jonesg Sports Ed- ors, Jimmie Cattelino, Marvin Conner, Victor Cerneg Art Editors, Marilyn McCants, leatha OttogFeatures, Violet Matzenbacher,Mary Jane Presta, Nadine Morton, Aletha aye McCants, Margaret Matzenbacherg Columnists, Jo Anne Conner, Reno Farinaccig lusiness Manager,Lucile DarongCirculation, Norma Dauron, Mary Lou Wilhamsg Ad- ertisements, Arthur Malcolm, Mary Jayne Hallam. gil? 560111, year book, Crawford staff, composed of eighteen seniors, has exhibited and ability in recording the school events of l945 and 19216. The staff has presented to the student body an everlasting emblem of un- forgettable experiences of high school days in the wigwam. Their sponsors are Mrs. Rose Rice and Miss Ruth Jones. Staff: Editor-in-Chief, Virginia Troschg Literary Editor, Lucille Jonesg Manuscript Editors, Jo Anne Conner, Anna Spendalg Calendar Editor, Aleatha McCantsg Art Editors, Marilyn McCants, Aleatha Otto, Photography Editors, Jimma Ward, Norma Dauron, Margaret'Matzenbacherg Business Manager, Herbert Stevens, Advertising Managers, Jimmie Cattelino, Clara Louise Haynes, Mary Jane Prestag Circulation Managers, Dean Montee, Keith Boore: Sports Editors, Marvin Conner, Victor Cerne. gli? Cl'dbU!0l'J C CLA el Harold Burns, Beryl Pistole, Thomas Gilmore, -Top row: Keith Boore, Ralph Kimm , David Shaw, Joe Lapping, Warren Clugston, Marvin Conner. Third row: Joseph Gilmore, Marcel Deboutez, Earl Tannehill, Victor Cerne, Coach Paul Lee, Principal Ray E. Heller, Jack Hoffman, Walter Otto, Francis Jones, Charles Swartz, Orval Davidson. Second row: Eli Peak, Jimmie Nunn, Charles Copenhaver, Donald Clugston, Jimmie Cattelino, Bill Neer, Clyde Connor, Reno Farinacci, Bradley Neer, First row: Jack Collins, Billy Adams, Howard Jones, Joe Bob Collins, Don Ward, Tony Ricci Jr. ' 'dentg Keith Boore, Secre- or the year include Marvin Conner, vice presi ' ' lt rOtto, treasurer. Officers f Cattelino, president, Wa e sa.: J L. . . Top row: Reba Perry, Violet Matzenbacher, Jeanetta Buck, Luella Watson, Marilyn' Ruth Evelyn Wilkins, Judy Curran, Lucile Daron, Jo Anne Margaret Macari, Alice Burns. McCants, Glenna Thompson, Conner, Virginia Trosch, Norma Lee Watts, Betty Krantz, Lucille Jones, Donna Wilkerson, Maxine Wilkerson. Third YOWZ Fannie MCCl9U3nd, Irene Ricci, Delma Davis, Nadine Momm, Marie Fornell, Dorothy Peternell, Aleatha Otto, Lois Mangold, Betty Comstock, Angelina Nac- carato, Mary Jayne Hallam, Wilda Thompson, Kathryn Rader, Ellen Brown, Margaret Matzenbacher. Second row: Dora Jean Nevins, Aletha Faye McCants, Norma Utermoehlen, Norma Jean Racy, Theresa Masterson, Carol Pistole, Norma Dauron, Jimma Lee Ward, Lucille Montee, Ruth Maninger, Norma Brisbon, Betty Malcolm, Barbara Spendal, Margaret Ball. 6 First row: Mary Jean Ulery, Mary Jane Presta, Laura Browning, Ruth Benson, Clara u' Louise Haynes, Gloria Sowers, Birdie BelleMurray, Patsy McCabe, Nadine Blazic, De- Cook, Delores Edwards. 2,9 loris Mason, Wilma omas Slim Gilmore Oac Bin Willie New arriom Jimmie Cats Cattelino fx ' H. . A Reno HPIVQYH Farmaccx N. iarles Cookie Copenh award Jonsie Jones Q-sk Bill Ears Adams aV8f Jack Drag Hoffman Joe , Joseph Q, Connor ' Warren Curtis Clugston Keefus Boore Charles fb Swartz David Tink Shaw Dimples Burns N? E xl Sho W Davidson 5 E W we A y Ralph Kim Kimmel Victor Vic Cerne Jack Tom Collins l SHOWS Foo'rBA1.L SCHEDULE l LEE'S RE DON AD THE '45 R.IgxCORD 1 M1NERA1?S f7f,gMp !fBr0wi'i05 F3 Qqerallzl 0 6 ,- ai A NEWIN is Piaifgfsfxpuis 4 ffl ,H Q igluaw osigorfieizr Redskins. dayf Wedge? . the movie revfflnozhe series bew - 0 - he Qhicailu o the M - 5111516 local half:- iie 36' with 8 10- Oore readln :uid t' oi the boys 3 'f9..iteridze,W he game Wm cum 'rim LNDs PIGSKIN. DATIONAL GAME Girard Wins ARMA BULLDOGS Lar 1- , Th L 13-0 f V e tr' df' - football gameonal ought game, the and Cherokee was played t , . defeated the Xedflwday, Novembgr Q 4 okee Braves a Leaguglfigt 'l e Girard T ' V amber 9 on t e Arma ' heiwy end of the scrcilgxdifzgi Oac A py a score of 13 t0 0- the Cherokee n......- . ,in 4-:....+ 9.913511 the Braves Of 33 to 0, In the first started the 5 Qermed rushe. Ufst D0inter, I the Oonversioi faces took Ove: Top row: Orval Davidson, Tony Ricci Jr., Warren Clugston, Thomas Gilmore, Coach ' Sful in sem., Paul Lee, Keith Boore, Marcel Deboutez, Francis Jones, Eli Peak. nate enough Second row: Jack Hoffman, Jimmie Cattelino, Charles Swartz, Howard Jones, Jack I to Score ag Collins. Earl Tannehill, Charles Copenhaver, Billy Adams. ,le line wiithi First row: Victor Ceme, Joe Lapping, Ralph Kimmel, Harold Burns, David Shaw, Bill Lmates. The N eer, Clyde 'he Bulldogs. or, Reno Farinacci, Walter Otto. id when Be l' to score bo' A een the ug- endefl El yirw -' , ,, vw ' Ur 'vu -fc' io 1 1DLfYQYn T035 The 297' 'ig' S1 5 Tr fx 6 gsteesar R CMO C-5 fq . umls 8 The to the Y mg' ,gp ve1 bvy lf3x?edi1e5a33aY S of the I X0 . ang d . Paul 945 21haix145slv ata 'K ' Wlthas Lee. f 'Y 'vue Gltrm QW om!! hflmpt- I POWERFUL RAIDER DEFEAT LOCAL The Cherokee Braves x trailing the mighty F Raiders Friday night: 25, on the Frontenac the tune of 45 Carlton, forward r cor ers, topped all up 12 points for counters and 2 .KE GAME ARMA BULLDOGS' e of 17 to 12 Coachl tette defeated the. ows on the local hard-' xy, December 21. e, a Mineral Belt was close all the way :ee pulling out in second quarter and eau e to 17r S 9 throughout the Runnerup ams playing good it:'1if. ffi .. . . in-ii ai ai M, has than S0 J 1- A 1'es,,,i --utter. At . He ba51ie. eaS0n 17778 th 01 t -.,' 'f--EL-D news- -- 'Wt AM 2 ad ef a ciua squad Leevh-mf? .Victor-.. BRAVES DR- LOUT WEIR WITH l Top row: Coach Paul Lee, James Daron, Forward, Eldon Keller, Forwardg Beryl - Pistole, Guard: Ralph Kimmel, GuardgJack Ccllins, Guard, Charles Copenhaver, Guard. lilfle The basket Center row: Billy Lucchi, Forward, Eddie R,acy, Guard: Reno Farinacci, Centerg E for the Bravf at McCune, I the Eagles oi the score, 47 Keith Boore, Center: Don Ward, Guardg Keith Ester, Center, ,Billy Adams, forwardg . Biiiy Jones, Guard. :Uma tg? false?- Bottom row: David Shaw, Center, Bill Neer, Guard: Marvin Conner, Forward: Jack guzugami FS:- Hoffman, Guard: Jimmie Nunn, Guardg Joe B'ob Collins, Forward: Joe Lapping, Guard. Deal hardwood The Redsk stop the Eag' ding 22 to 20. wiiiiams getting most of th dismisses W' miie, there, February 15 'HHH movies In the first fins-'ter neither tallies. Shaw, playing center f be a vefY, P Open, February 19 outstanding m was able to find the hoop the Braves, took local scorin 5eho01S mls St. Mary s, there, February 22 'Eason' d the first quarter ended in 3 honors. e-all deadlock. 1 I' I Q . Hoffman 15 Ward Boore Adams Q' lg Caginef anization of women and l b i art of an international org . R. The high school Girl Reserve C u s p girls. Their purpose is to find and give the bestg their slogan is to face life squarely. The G code includes the principles and ideals that each girl strives to embody in her life. The programs for the regular meetings which are held every other Wednesday have cen- tered around the theme, Girls of Other Lands, for this year. Parties, teas, picnics, hikes, and n Mother-Daughter Banquet are some of the social affairs of the club. ' ation. Their sponsors are Mrs.. Pauline Heller and Sixty-one gir s 1 are members of the organlz Mrs. Charlene Webb. lri lam Drum Major: Clara Louise Haynes First Row: Anna Spendal, Lucile Daron, Lois Mangold, Glenna Thompson. S cond Row: Norma Brisbon, Mar- e garet Macari, Jimma lee Ward, Betty Malcolm. Third Row: Jeanetta Buck, Jo Anne Conner, Marilyn McCants, Norma Dauron.. F rth Row: Lucille Montee, Ruth OU Benson, Birdie Belle Murray, Gloria Ann Sowers. Fifth Row: Lucille Jones, Angelina Naccarato, Rose Marie Cashero, I e Ricci, Margaret Matzen- ren M tzenbacher, bacher, Violet a Marie Fornell, Dorothy Petemell and Mr. C. A. Goodhall, director 6 Q Y fx .jvlow 6011 you 1 i -y Lgrlalfain Lbery filing or Pxctkvitkes Pr Qmoteif- Ala! Ofjgmice X Athletic Poster Work Our Vohmteer Librarians Juni 5: A. Q. , A , P' 7 I , Q . A ' 4.4! .f tk .5 , f ' a?!xrsJ ' - ' 'fi ' , x N it ' t' 63 A 'Q 'fn 9.5 . X ,E Volunteer Ad Salesman mr Sotoists Ch euker gf Footbzm hqmpm C 0'- un-'k ! V' Yearbook and Crum. lin-iv! ord Artists ranzilaorfafion The silver-top bus is driven by Mr. Arthur Purdum. This bus transports students from the west route, which goes as far south as Cherokee County, five miles west, and north to Beulah. The red bus is driven by Mr. James Reda. This bus transports students from Chicopee and. Fleming. The orange bus, which is driven by Mr. J. Q. Greenltransports students from Kirk- wood, Opolis, and Fleming. 3' -I i I' Howd She Get in There the Eire Umm mm Clean-Up They re Off Seniors Pickin' UIIIMIIHMIIIMIIMHIMAIIMIHW Q I i ' MMIII Emu 3 'NI kk , L Q EW f fig NN J? v X ,Q ff fr SWL-ik' ll X fflilw A H K f wi 'yfliw EHWIIIWLIWIwlwwlwlllwliwllwlwlwlwll A WIVWIIIQ Frigidaire Eiectric Refrigerators Kr Ranges Buck Kr Warm Morning Heaters Serval Gas Refrigerators Bath Room Equipment Maytag Washers Kr Ironers Majestic Coal Ranges Gas Hot Water Tanks G M C Trucks 8x Cars Perfection Oil Ranges Everything Electrical M-M 8x Oliver Tractors Kr Implements Roper, Florence, Skclgas 8z Butane Ranges B. F. Goodrich Tires 8z Batteries Water Pumps Philco Kr Zenith Radios C O Girard Appliance Company Southwest Corner of Square Eugene Sauer, Owner Phone 214 GIRARD, KANSAS Sam Reda, Insurance Cherokee, Kansas Insurance on your life, Insurance for your car, Insurance for your home, Insurance for your furniture, Insurance for your farm. PITTSBURG, ICE CREAM CO. ICE CREAM, BRICKS, ICES, SHERBETS AND FANCY FLAVORS Corner Park and Olive Streets Pittsburg, Kansas Phone 381 MOORE 8z TENNEY AUTO SUPPLIES AND REPAIRS PITTSBURG, KANSAS 209 S. Broadway Phone 56 ERNIE WILLIAMSON MUSIC HOUSE Band and Orchestra Instruments Kimball Pianos, Radios 720 Main St. Tel. 157 Joplin, M0. 408 N. Brwy. Tel. 638 Pittsburg, Kas. CAMPUS CLEANERS BOB WELLS, Prop, 1609 South Broadway PITTSBURG, KANSAS l - sms SUPER SERVICE Compliments of C. A. Glazer Bus Spencer K FOODTOWN SUPER MARKET HOME AND AUTO SUPPLY SOUTH BROADWAY Phone 4072 2507 N. Broadway PITTSBURG, KANSAS PITTSBURG, KANSAS 1401 N. Broadway Phone 666 Pittsburg, Kansas W Compliments of John Deere Farm Equipment Chrysler and Plymouth Kelvinator Appliances MR. Sz MRS. ROLLA HOLDEN B I T N E R ' S Phone 1 VCherokee, Kansas PITTSBURG, KANSAS PRICE 8z SON STOCK BARN HILL TOP CLUB AB SELL and his DEALERS IN ALL K1NDs OF LIVE STOCK HILL TOPPERS Every Tuesday and Thursday 9:00 to 12:00 FINE Foon SERVED IN DINING RooM 307 E. Third Pittsburg, Kansas AFTER 5:00 P- M' ' nn- R. F. Kennett Contract Painter and Decorator Churches and Theaters A Speciality PITTSBURG KANSAS SFEMS HARDWARE Pittsburg S ' 11 Sf' Girard A. J. Cripe TOWN TALK HOBO BREAD - stays fresh longer Pittsburg Kansas THE CHEROKEE GRAIN COMPANY Grain and Grain Products Mfg. of C-R and Country Girl Feeds Tony Reda, Manager Phone 148 Congratulations Seniors Rae and Postai ONE STOP SERVICE 302 N1 Locust Pittsburg, Kansas Bumgarneris Home and Auto Supply Fzreszone Tires Batteries 610 N. Broadway Pittsburg, Kansas SIDS SUPER SERVICE Compliments of C. A. Glazer Bus Spencer FOODTOWN SUPER MARKET HOME AND AUTO SUPPLY SOUTH BROADWAY Phone 4072 2507 N. Broadway PITTSBURG, KANSAS PITTSBURG, KANSAS 1401 N. Broadway Phone 666 Pittsburg, Kansas Compliments of John Deere Farm Equipment Chrysler and Plymouth Kelvinator Appliances MR. Sz MRS. ROLLA HOLDEN B I T N E R ' S Phone 1 Cherokee, Kansas PITTSBURG, KANSAS PRICE 8z SON STOCK BARN HILL TOP CLUB AB SELL and his DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF LIVE STOCK HILL TOPPERS Every Tuesday and Thursday 9:00 to 12:00 FINE FOOD SERVED IN DINING ROOM 307 E. Third Pittsburg, Kansas AFTER 5:00 P- M- R. F. Kennett Contract Painter and Decorator Churches and Theaters A Speciality PITTSBURG KANSAS Machines I Cash Registers Adding Duplicators Che Battery ck for Winter Driving Typewriters Radiator Transmission Interstate Typewriter Company nd Lubrication Gear Oils a N. Broadway PHILLIPS 66 11th and Broadway Pittsburg' Compliments of 724 PITTSBU RG. KANSAS Royal JOHN 4 A et SCANIO Prop Food Mark A , . Q all its Phone 194 Cherokee, Kansas Dorsey Fune THE FUNERAL Hom ral Home E THAT CARES Call Us Collect -170 Ed Dorsey Miles Girard Modern Electric Company EVERYTHING ELECTRICAL 219 North Broadway Pittsburg, Kansas Phone 69 Compliments of RANGE BOWL MUSE'S O FRUIT JUICES AND SOFT DRINKS POPCORN. CANDY, CIGARETTES, MAGAZINES Theater, Pittsburg, Kansas Next to Colonial ROY MUSE, Owner An Old Grad. of C. C. H. S. Phone 101 Kansas Compliments of CANDY, S OLIN H. 'CURRY OFT DRINKS, SCHOOL SUP Cherokee, Kansas PLIES Compliments of DR. W. S. WIMMER Cherokee, Kansas 1 J H. Thorp Lucchi's Auto Service Farm Loans, Real Estate Fidelity Bonds, Fire and Tornado .Tune Upn on all makes N Insurance of cars AGENCY FOR- Am-tnu lllSlll1IIlll'6 CMN, mm Phone I9 Cherokee, Kansas l-'idvlity :mtl Deposit Vo. of Md. Grvzlt Amerivzm Ins. 1141, uf Md. llznwvvr lnsurauu-v 4'omp:1ny IllSllI'Illll't' Vu. of North Alll1'I'll'Il S Nntimml l-'iro lnsurnm-0 Vo. T S 'E vw York l'lulerwriIvl's North British :mtl 181011-. 1 Fsortllwt-ste-rin lllSlll'3lll1'QJ KT Ilsnltfmwl A1-viclc-nt k lnsur Pgpufgf Pffcgs and Good Meafs N5lfl0llil'l Surety Vllllllbilllj' Wm-sn-rn 4':lsu:1lty k Snrvtx 1 Special Attention to Parties and Banquets Cherokee, Kansas 4th di Locust Pittsburg, Kansa 'kgigeg il -Q Q , ..- x-9-.. ,A zp -x x Q fl X . I 'Yak 0 fy? 1:7 . L : 1 f Y s' I K fQ:,'f,o ' - .giflff , - PHONE 206 PIT'rsB1'no, lcsxsss Congratulations Seniors Long- Bel! Lumber Company Charles E. Sharp Cherokee Kansas fr Economical 'nanlporlaffii ff iE0. .f Van Hoy Motor Company Pittsburg, Kansas S S S HARDWARE Pittsburg S ' ff Sm' Girard A. J. Cripe TOWN TALK HOBO BREAD A stays fresh longer Pittsburg Kansas THE CHEROKEE GRAIN COMPANY Grain and Grain Products Mfg. of C-R and Country Girl Feeds Tony Reda, Manager Phone 148 Congratulations Seniors Rae and Postai ONE STOP SERVICE 302 N. Locust Pittsburg, Kansas Bumgarnerls Home and Auto Supply Firestone Tires Batteries 610 N. Broadway Pittsburg, Kansas I 9 Ladies' Ready-To-Wear Apparel Dry Goods, Fumishing Goods, Shoes Millinery Men? and Boys' Clothing Furniture, Housewares and Floor f'0v0l'iIlK South Side Square G I R A R D K A N S fx S I - I I Cherokee Service Szazion MIKE REDA STANDARD ou. PRODUCTS GRUCERIEB MEA TS Lunch, Ice Cream, Cold Drinks Dky GOODS school Supplies Cherokee, Kansas J. Q. Green Cherokee Pl'0ne 87 Best Wishes Congratulations For Future Success Botefuhrrs Everything Musical Robert C01b0rn Pittsburd since 1889 Near the Colle-if Prgbate Judge I Records Make Fine Gifts Compliments of Caskey Motor Company Since 1930 Phone 3 78 Pittsburg, Kansas H. L. MASON'S SERVICE STATION AND GARAGE Auto Parts Candy Pop Tobacco Cherokee, Kansas K Y S E R ' S PRODUCE AND MEAT MARKET 24 N. BROADWAY AND 110 E. 8th ST. 7 Phone 626 Pittsburg, Kansas FARABI BROS. PITTSBURG, KANSAS Bowlus Sporting Goods Co. Bowlus Stove Co. WE SPECIALIZE IN SERVICE If Its For a School We Have It 1015 NORTH BROADWAY Wrecks Rebuilt AND BODY AND FENDER WORK WRECKER SERVICE KIMMEL AUTO REPAIR Zw Miles North of Cherokee PITTSBURG, KANSAS TIIE FIRST STATE BANK OF PITTSBURG When you need extra money to meet some emergency come to us. We make a business of lending money on convenient terms to responsible persons. You will find this bank a real friend. B. A. Patmor, Vice President Jay N. Patmor, President E. A. Sellmansberger, Cashier 'When in Pittsburg Compliments of don't miss 9 S9Qm0ur 3 Caresio and Son for Individual Clothes and Smart Accessories pmsbwg, Kansas Cherokee, Kansas Brenner Mortuary George FI Brenner Graduate of C. C H. S. Phone 3700 Pittsburg, Kansas GHERGKEE SENTINEL . FOR Since 1879 Coats, Suits, Dresses, Slacks SEE HARRY B. PRICE, Owner THE LEADER Always A BOOSWI' 506 North Broadway for C' C' H' S' Pittsbursz, Kansas Compliments of Benelli Jewelers 311 North Broadway Pittsburg, Kansas Compliments of Craig 's Grocery Wright's Greenhouse Good Things to Eat Forest and Walnut Pittsburg Kansas Phone 100 Cherokee, Kans. I' Ellsworth Undertaking Company Masonic Tm-mplc Pittsburg, Kansa' NO. 2 Compliments of 24-HOUR SERVICE Steaks Sandwiches N l Good Coffee Chili WINO A J. R. Cole 306 South Broadway k , K Phone 415 Pittsburg, Kansas Chew ee ansas Compliments of C0mPlim9ntS of BORMASTER'S UNITED IRON WORKS JUST BEAUTIFUL SHOES PITTSBURG, KANSAS PITTSBURG, KANSAS The Hull 8: Dillon Packing Company U. S. Government Inspection Established in 1885 Pittsburg, Kansas FRIENDLY SERVICE E Gases and Oils NEW AND USED SCHOOL BOOKS Give Us A Trialg We win Please AND SCHOOL SUPPLIES Joe Peitzinger, Mgr. 1120 West 4th Pittsburg, Kansas 201 E. Cleveland Pittsburg, Kansas DOBRAUC OIL COMPANY MOBIL GAS DISTR. PITTSBURG, KANSAS -C' N'ln-n You Fume- tu K. S. T. C. Drop In At AL'S GROCERY They Are Always Glad To See You 112fE. Williams 1 Block North of Russ Hall Endowment Twenty Pay Life Girard Implement Company Insurance 'INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS, TRACTORSQ FROM BIRTH TO 65 YEARS AND FARM MACHINERY ELLA 210 South Ozark Phone 275 Phone 1700 109 East 5th GIRARD, PANSAS Puritan Dairy Products Company PASTEURIZED MILK - SWEET CREAM CULTURED BUTTERMILK GOLDEN FLAKE BUTTERMILK COTTAGE CHEESE - BUTTER 13th and Broadway ICE CREAM - ICE CREAM MIX SHERBETS - CHOCOLATE MILK ORANGE DRINK Pittsburg, Ka nsaa Gifts of Distinction FOR STUDENTS NORINE'S GIFTS 612 North Broadway PITTSBURG, KANSAS CANTEEN SANDWICH SHOP 919 N. Bdwy. Phone 3960 CHILLI DINNERS SANDWICHES PITTSBURG, KANSAS Compliments of BARBERO FOOD CO. BEST FOODS BORDEN DISTR. PITTSBURG. KANSAS EARL SPICER MOTOR AND BRAKE SERVICE Motor Tune-Up Brakes Relined Where You Get An Even Brake Phone 2410 207 N. Locust Pittsburg, Kansas The First National Bank of Girard Small As Well As Large Accounts Appreciatecl Since ISS4 Member F. D. l. C. Compliments of Con8'1'9-t111ati0nS Seniors of 1946 Hughes' Grocery i , , Successor to Robert Brundage hrrna Nlenghlnl CHEROKEE, KANSAS CHEROKEE, KANSAS Boggs K Johnson General Auto Repairing Body Rebuilding and Painting Phone 3798 309 East 4th Street Pittsburg, Kansas 0tto's Cafe Mr. 8: Mrs. Frank Jones, Prop. 711 North Broadway Pittsburg, Kama, 1 , BECK 8: HILL MARKET PITTSBURG, KANSAS QUALITY MEATS FOR OVER FORTY YEARS MARATHON SUPER SERVI.CE A. G. Wright D. P. Wright TIRE REPAIR, OIL, GAS, WASHING AND GREASING 24 HOUR SERVICE 122 N. Broadway Phone 181 Phone 116 303 N. Broadway PITTSBURG, KANSAS POTTER'S HATCHERY ESTER DRUG STORE CHICKS WITH R. o. P. 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