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

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1949 volume:

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MR. .TANIES HUMBLE, Secretary Home Town, Arma, Kansas: Hobby, Fishing and bee study. MR. J. Q. GREEN, Treasurer Home Town, Cherokee, Kansas, Hobby, Traveling. A MR. E. A. GILBERT, Member Home Town, Arrna, Kansas: Hobby Playing the game, solitaire. -. Y Sl8w NOR LAND W. STRAWN Principal 4 'F 5 'N' as E CAT HER INE MODLIN Sec reta ry We, at Crawford Community High School, can't go along in the same old ways hoping that things will somehow settle themselves. We mustexamine not only our ideas of educating boys and girls, but also the methods by which they get that education. We believe that the keys to the education of youth should be to think independently, to respect and under- stand opinions of others, and to learn that democracy is guided rather than ruled. JQW fo Qui' 2,0 Swing your partner! .Toe Lapping gives Wilda Thompson a whirl at the Junior-Senior Prom. Human Totem Pole! Ross Browning and Arnold Miller elevate .Toe Lapping and Buddy Blazic at the Stocking Party. ! S 2 E al. is 6 ,,,. ,, 'mi:f,q, l .gO 5-tv 0 I 0 4 .1 .QD 51' Yum! Yum! Winning a grid t from Arcadia gets us the k dogs! V I 4 ' 4 ltr Boys will be girls! Mr. Strawn's science class gives with the pep before the Mineral grid clash. II X A P' F Cldftkg ,N . K J g ' Xxx ,i y ey fo .Know RUTH JONES English Social Science LORRAINE STEVISON Home Economics Physical Education 8 1401? JAMES SPARKS Industrial Arts Physical Education if N gawk? 1949 THOMAS WM. GOODW Mathematics A Physical Science if flu-.,, 6, 194 9 CLARA G. MYERS leography-Biological Science QS 'Ol 'Q' Il? 1'7 .--1 EPHNER B OW IN C omme rce DEAN CROXTON Music -Social Science MADELINE KNOCK English-Speech N N i it V Let s eat we beat Arcadia! Band stages pep rally in the rain. 3-+2 Goodwin approves the rnath situation 'Ns Gimme a suit say Watts, Morton, and Blazic. Is Everybody Happy? shout Nadine, 10 Flora, and .Tudy in assembly. Qyj lo ervice Croxton and the Braveti give with the yells. Bowin and Jones s the Seniors--tur sale precedes ban Kimmel is King 2 journalists' Cor English campai f--,....r-f-.,-fr 4 r n ,fe added 'Sy' I 'Q . . k, , T ' fini ,. .Y Q? fo Emo ,e5 E eyd fo enior .x4cAieuemenf:i RUTH BENSON Ambition: To enter the business world. Favorite Rernark: 'May l go to study hall? Vice-President 25 Queen Can- didate 35 Girl Reserves 1.25 F. H.A. 3.45 F.l-I.A. Vice- President 35 Parliamentarian 45 Business and Circulation Manager 'Scout'45 Band 2.3.45 Glee Club l,2.3,45 Mixed Chorus l.2.3.45 Orchestra 15 Clarinet Trio 35 Bravettes l.Z,3.45 Drill Team 15 'Make Yourself At Home' 4. NADINE BLAZIC Ambition: To become an air line hostess. Favorite Remark: He's a pill. Secretary l5 Girl Reserves l,25F.H.A. 3,45 F.H.A. Music Chairman 3.45 Features 'Scout' 45 'Crawford' Advertising Manager 45 Glee Club l,2.3,45 Mixed Chorus l,2.3,45 Band 2.3.45 Orchestra 15 Vocal Soloist 45 Trio 25 Quartette 2.35 Double Quartette 35 Swing Sixteen 45 Camera Club 35 Cheerleader 45 Bravettes l,2.3,45 'Junior Prom' 35 'Make Yourself At Home' 4. ROSS BROWNING Ambition: To become a Diesel engineer. Favorite Remark: Aw. you know better than that. Glee Club l,2.3,45 Mixed Chorus l,2.3,45 Band l .2.3.45 Orchestra 15 Baritone Soloist 45 Double Quartette 45 Swing Sixteen 45 Football 2.3.45 Basketball 2.3.45 Math Club 2,45 C Club 2.35 'Junior Prom' 35 'Jerry And The White Robe' 45 'A Note To Myself' 45 Stunt Night 'Little Nell' 4. JACK BUZARD Ambition: To be a Diesel engineer. Favorite Remark: 'Yeah. I guess. Vice-President 45 Glee Club l.2,3.45 Mixed Chorus l,2.3,45 Football 2.35 Track 2.3.45 Math Club 2.45 'C' Club 2.35 'A Note To Myself' 45 'Jerry And The White Robe' 45 'Dr. Mesmer' 4. JACK COLLINS Ambition: To be an athletic coach: Favorite Remark: I'll give you a clue. Glee Club 15 Mixed Chorus I5 Football 2.3.45 Basketball 2.3.45 Track 25 Math Club 25 'C' Club 2.35 'A Note To Myself' 45 'Jerry And The White Robe' 4. JOHN COLYER Ambition: To be a dentist. Favorite Remark: l'll tell you for sure. Glee Club l,2.3,45 Mixed Chorus l,2.3,45 Band 1.2.35 Double Quartette 25 Trumpet Trio 2.35 Camera Club 3.45 Scout Staff 45 Annual Staff 45 Math Club l.25 'C' Club 35 King Candidate 45 Football2,3,45 Basketball 25 Track 15 'Junior Prom' 35 'The Transcient' 35 'A Note To Myself' 45 'Jerry And The White Robe' 45 'Minor Miracle' 45 'Make Yourself At Home' 4. JUDY CURRAN Ambition: To be a registered nurse. Favorite Remark: 'Jumpin' jelly fish. Glee Club l,2.3,45 Mixed Chorus 1.2, 3.45 Band 2.3.45 Clarinet Soloist 3.45 Clarinet Trio 25 Quartette 3.45 Swing Sixteen 45 Girl Reserves 1.25 F.H.A. 3.45 Music Chairman, F.H.A. 35 'Crawford' Manuscript Editor 45 Librarian 45 Cheerleader 45 Bravettes 1.2.3.4- JACK GUSTIN Ambition: To have a naval career. Favorite Remark: 'What you say. kid? Glee Club 1.25 Mixed Chorus 1.25 Annual Staff 45 'C' Club 2.35 Football 2,35 Track 25 Math Club 45 'Transcient' 35 'Junior Prom' 35 'A Note To Myself' 45 'Jerry And The White Robe' 4. LUELLA HEITZ Ambition: To be a registered nurse. Favorite Remark: 'I like you, too.' Glee Club. Mineral 15 Cherokee 3.45 Mixed Chorus 3.45 Band 3.45 FJ-LA. 3.45 Cheerleader, Mineral l, 25 Bravettes. Mineral 1,25 Cherokee 3.4. DONALD I-IOWEY Ambition: To operate a motion picture machine. Favorite Remark: Why. shore . Glee Club l,2.3,45 Mixed Chorus l,2.3,45 Band 2.3.45 Quartette 45 Double Quartette 45 Swing Sixteen 45 Camera Club 3.45 Librarian 35 Basketball 15 Track 2.35 MathClub Z5 Projectors' Club 3,45 'Junior Prom' 45 'Transient' 35 'Make Yourself At Home' 45 'A Note To Myself 45 'JerryAnd The White Robe' 45 'Minor Miracle' 45 'Dr. Mesmer' 4. BILLY JONES Ambition: To have anaval career. Favorite Rernark: 'She's a real queen. Glee Club l,2.3,45 Mixed Chorus l,2.3,45 Quartette 3.45 Double Quartette 2.3.45 Swing Sixteen 45 'C' Club 1.2.35 Math Club 25 Football 45 Basketball l,2.3,45 'Jerry And The White Robe' 4: 'A Note To Myself' 45 'Dr. Mesmer' 45 Stunt Night 'Little Nell' 4. JOE LAPPING Ambition: To have a naval career. Favorite Remark: 'She can be a princess if she tries. Glee Club l,2.3,45 Mixed Chorus l,2.3,45 Double Quartette 45 Swing Sixteen 45 Football l,2.3,45 Basketball l,2.3,45 Track 1.25 'C' Club 1.2.35 Math Club 2.45 'Junior Prom' 35 'Make Yourself At Home' 45 'A Note To Myself' 45 'Jerry And The White Robe' 45 'Dr. Mesmer' 45 Stunt Night 4. BILLY LUCCHI Ambition: To be a business man. Favotire Remark: 'Well ------ . Glee Club l,2.3,45 Mixed Chorus l,2.3,45 Double Quartette Z5 President 25 Vice-President 35 C Club 1.2.35 Math Club 25 Business Manager 45 Football 2.3.45 Basketball l,2.3,45 Tx-ack25 'Junior Prom' 35 'Make Yourself At Home' 45 'Jerry and The White Robe'4. PATRICIA RUTH MC CABE Ambition: To be a private secretary: Favorite Remark: 'Go-o-odnight. Glee Club l,2.3,45 Mixed Chorus l,2.3,45 Band 25 Girl Reserves l.25 l-'.H.A. 3.45 F.H.A. Treasurer 35 Associate Editor 'Scout' 45 Literary Editor 'Crawford' 45 Camera Club 35 Math Club 2.45 Librarian 45 Secretary 3, 45 Bravettes l,2.3,45 Queen Candidate 45 Business Manager 35 'Junior Prom' 35 'Make Yourself At Home' 45 Drill Team l. DELORIS ANN MASON Ambition: To be a private secretary. Favorite Remark: Oh, Fa-doodle. Treasurer l5 Queen Candidate 25 Glee Club l,2.3,45 Mixed Chorus l,2.3,45 Band 2.35 Quartette 25 Girl Reserves 1.25 F.H.A. Secretary 35 President 45 Camera Club 35 Drill Team l5 Scout Staff 45 Annual Staff 45 'Make YourselfAt Home' 45 Cheerleader 2.35 Bravettes l.2,3,4. ARNOLD MILLER Ambition: To own a night club. Favorite Remark: 'Draw two. 'C' Club 35 Football 3.45 Track 2.3.45 'Make Yourself At Home' 45 Stunt Night 4. BRADLEY NEER Ambition: To be a doctor of Veterinary medicine. Favorite Remark: Oh. I reckon. President 45 Band 1.2. 3.45 Orchestra l5 Camera Club 3.45 Scout Staff 45 Annual Staff 45 King Candidate 25 'C' Club I5 Math Club 25 Football45 DORA JEAN NEVIN Ambition: To be a beautician. Favorite Remark: Oh, Bugs. Glee Club l,2.3,45 Mixed Chorus l,2.3,45 Band 3. 45 Orchestra l5 Girl Reserves 1.25 F.H.A. 3.45 Scout Staff 45 Annual Staff 45 'Make Yourself At Home' 45 Bravettes 1.2.3.4 IRENE RICCI Ambition: To be a typist. Favorite Remark: 'Holy Cctv. Glee Club l5Girl Reserves 1.25 F.l-i.A. 3.45Bravettes 1.2, 3.45 Drill Teun l5 Math Club Z. GLENNA THOMPSON Ambition: To be a dress designer. Favorite Remark: 'Oh. piddle. Glee Club l,2.3,45 Mixed Chorus l,2.3,45 Band Twirler 3. Majorette 3.45 Solo 3.45 Quartette 35 Mixed Quartette 35 Swing Sixteen 45 Girl Reserves 1.25 F.H.A. 3. 45 Camera Club 35 Scout Staff 45 Annual Staff 45 Drill Team l5 'Nine Girls' 15 'Not Quite Such A Goose' 25 'Junior Prom' 35 Cheerleader 2.35 Bravettes l.2.3.4. ANNA RUTH UTTLEY Ambition: To be a secretary. Favorite Remark: 'Oh fiddlesticks. Glee Club l. 25 Mixed Chorus l. 25 Girl Reserves 1.25 F.H.A. 3.45 Annual Staff 45 'A By-Line For St. Like' 25 'Junior Prom' 35 Bravettes 1.2.35 Math Club 2. DELOS WEBSTER Ambition: To goto college. Favorite Remark: 'Aw phooey. Glee Club l,2.3,45 Mixed Chorus l,2.3,45 Quartette 45 Double Quartette 45 Camera Club 3.45 Annual Staff 45 'A Note To Myself' 45 'Dr. Mesmer' 45 'Jerry AndThe White Robe' 45 Librarian 45 Math Club 2.4. MAXINE WILDERSON Ambition: To be a stenographer. Favorite Remark: 'O-o-oh now. Secretary 2. Treasurer 3.45 Glee Club l,2.3,45 Mixed Chorus 2.3.45 Band l,2.3,45 Orchestra l5 Girl Reserves 1.25 F.H.A. Historian 35 Vice-President 45 Camera Club 35 Scout Staff 45 Annual Staff 45 'Junior Prom' 35 Bravettes l,2.3,45 Queen Candidate l5 Math Club 2.4. ,yu el'll0I Clifif CQlf'5 President . . . Bradley Neer Vice-President . . Jacky Buzard Secretary . . Patsy McCabe Treasurer . . Maxine Wilkerson 13 ,A .ao S2 he 'iii 'ix en iorzi :ang- ,494 WU' Q, 4 ' 5 mr' ,ws f 'iiffx ROSS D. BROWNING RUTH IRENE BENSO JACK R. BUZARD NADINE LOUISE BL! JUDITH IRENE CURE .TACK COLLINS 'Dx as OHN E. COLYER JR. fEORGI.A LUELLA HEITZ ACK GUSTIN ELORIS ANN MASON 'ATRICIA RUTH MC CABE ONALD RAY HOWEY 'W' Qx' ,. EQ 5 eniord 9 iii? is 'Uh f 5 ,Ox E if -- 5 'C' -1' eniom fi 5:42-N L N JOE J. LAPPING DORA JEAN NEVIN BILLY JONES BILLY LUCCHI IRENE RICCI ARNOLD MILLER ANNA RUTH UTTLEY WAYNE ROGERS GLENNA THOMPSON BRADLEY P. NEER DELOS WEBSTER IR. MAXINE WILKERSON I 16 eniom Nm...-df' '2 6- X6 17 :fm .? ' -o '- l- ,ff :,v ': ' ,fr 25,1 fs-'gf 1: ff-4:-f -'J Cf - 1' 1- ' W :fl :,-:S-Li' .fg'F'.f':-,M . , ,.'M,.. .--g',..- -. ,,- ,4- : Q,.4: -nv f.n-' :fi 593' -14 -' 5 :-,iff ', -7.:-' fl .of -f 37 , 5 ww, 251 .nu AI' and 3+ Q6 unior C add OMCQF5 President . . . James E. Baird Vice-President . . Mary Beth Peak Secretary . . Jacob Kimmel Treasurer Norma Lee Goff ex YA I wx if f an 'QW .A - Q17 Q W ' X if- J 5 ,gs 1 un ford I. E. Baird Norma Burns Elva Byram Mary Kathryn Colyer Virginia Copenhaver Glen Crumpacker Lynn Crumpacker Lois Frick Norma Goff Christine Grotheer Maxine Grotheer Eddie Mae Harrison Norma Humble Flora Jameson Donald Jones Jacob Kimmel Joann Lane 6' 'H If vi ! 'Q 'Qin -' QA' 4 1. mglr' W' f X r fg,g ' e . ,.,- . v , . , , 1? s' ' , , ' ,1 ug, , .., im K -1 K X N r X 15,28 ,, 1 . ai. , - N- F ,, ..f . , 8 f fx .... yy - ll, ' QQ 3 HW, it 1 4, fgfp, gf-171 3 +3 i z zz ' Q T 9? fi, is H r . ga, w M5 Q M at 'W v 1 , L 7 Q Nl X , Q 52' r 3 I ' K ' W W . A ' H. 1 - if ' ' JW . S . f ?:'w f. A ,f F M, if , , uk 4 '- , 3 uniom Anetta Lovell Kenneth Malcolm Norman Morton Marvin Nahon Mary Beth Peak Betty Pisek John Pouch Carol Ruth Anna Bella Shreve Alvin Spillman Lawrence Thomas Leroy Watts Eldon Watts Leonard Webster Delbert White Charles Willey Quincy Wood ,I 52,0 0I'l'l0l e 3055 OMCQPJ President . . . . Loma Allen Vice-President . . . . Bill .Taneski Secretary-Treasurer . . Raymond Miller Z1 'S' GT 2 Q 0 we f. 4 5 X' ,- X . ., .nh N .gy J iw M A A N P .B ,lf 3 1 'C'-3 1 5 , , ' ' Midi xm b , ' A.v.. ' A , I I 0,9 OIR area Loma Allen Velma Bever A S s 'H 1. R, B 'A war if Clarence Bammann 1- John Birdsell Jim Buzard Robert Byram Jack Cattelino Donald Crowe Jim Curran Wilmer DeGarmo Margaret Fornell Donald Fowler Opal Geary Rose Ella Gilmore Lloyd Griffin Maurice Hampton Lorene Humble Angele Jameson :Kgs X- M, ' 5, Q + ieei ,, im' 'K 52,9 OITLOPQJ Billy .Taneski Emery .Tones it Q Oliver Kruger Billy Bob McCabe Lillie Malcolm Bill Martino Jim Mason Jim Merando Rayrnond Miller Mary Lou Nevin Verbena Omeck Conrad Otto Joan Scales Bill Snow Rosalie Stultz Patsy Tillman Marilois Uttley Barbara Williams s , i '1 ' jl e:5Al'YlCLIfl C6155 ilfell President . . . . . Glen Wilkerson Vice-President . . Rose Mary Naccarato Secretary-Treasurer . . Carveth Neer X if Q FN Y B - f .Z W h 3, ,N . to 1 B ,, B. on 'Et ' 9 B -t- 3 K 3' in .. f 'QQJK if . l - N 'Q Q, A ggf ,,,- f- , x B N - M A N' X , l f-X My. 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Rx R , O ff E W H W- 2 45 0.51 NX C1 N3 S fs ' 'xx ...f ,Li T 2, 'QR 'QM Effelgcl f TOP ROW: Lapping, Jones, Browning, Lucc Collins. CENTER ROW: White, Martino. BC TOM ROW: Curran, Janeski, Pouch, Wa1 Snow. Q Q f' ' , Q -Q- E5 XXL , . vi i, . f x 3 , 1 ' 1 C QQPL61 6!Ql :5 Flora Jameson Judy Curran Nadine Blazic I Cl Ueffeif BOTTOM ROW: Judy Curran, Joan Scales, Rena Racy, Mary Lou Nevin, Rose Mary Naccarato, Gala Morton, Joan Lane, Flora Jameson. SECOND ROW: Dora Jean Nevin, Annabelle Shreve, Rosella Gilmore, Angele Jameson, Lois Jean Frick, Shirley Franchione, Irene Ricci. THIRD ROW: Patsy Paschetti, Mary Colyer, Maxine Wilkerson, Luella Heitz, Noralee Janeski, Eddie Mae Harrison, Charlotte Mason, Betty Jo Potusek, Nadine Blazic. TOP ROW: Glenna Thompson, Patsy McCabe, Deloris Mason, Ruth Benson, Patsy Irvin, Barbara Shountz, Joan Montee, Darlene McDanie1s. . 'Tal' ....... K 1- 4-1- Waufk C746 B Providing a historical background fx algebra and geometry and creating mo: interest in mathematics are the purpos1 of the Math Club which is supervised I Mr. Goodwin. The Club has a total of thir members. Mr. Strawn's Projector Club c sixteen members has learned 1 operate and care for the school' recording machine and to announc programs ove r a public addres system. The 16 mm. projector i operated, cleaned, and oiled by tl club members, who have also learns to handle, repair, and file the projec tor films. rojecfom, fo Ag, QM XX fm wfmf any Busy with advertising contracts 'ove are John Colyer, Nadine azic, Iviaxine Wilkerson, and Jack istin. At center are Bradley Neer, xtsy McCabe, Anna Ruth Uttley, ci Deloris Mason hard at work on Jpy. Planning pages for the 1949 arbook are Judy Curran,Anna nth Uttley, Delos Webster, Glenna xompson, Patsy McCabe, Bradley -er and Deloris Mason - - - -awford's Literary Staff. Miss nes and Mr. Bowin sponsor these oups. if 7 ,Simi ' .SLI 7--...., If ' -!f ' Nine Keys To News We splatter 1 'Scout' with hot verbs: printer's ink, rema: the staff. STANDI1' Glenna Thompson, I McCabe, and JohnColy SEATED: Bradley Ne Nadine Blazic, Delo Mason, Maxine Wilki son, Ruth Benson, Dora Jean Nevins. M Jones and Mr. B0 sponsor each edition. The Scout's outg Deloris, Maxi: and Dora Jean make deliverie The Press folds news pri: At work are Ruth, B r a dle Nadine, John, and Patsy. all ll H'l0I'll fgra rianzi Camera Club members: Delos Webster, Rudy Pouch, Donald Howey, Donald Crowe, Oliver Kruger, Donald Jones, Mary Colyer, Lois Jean Frick, Kenneth Malcolm, .Tohn Colyer, Norris Hampton, and Bradley Neer. At Left: The shutter bugs snap a silhouette. At Right: Members of the Camera Club examine films they have developed. Their sponsor is Miss Clara Myers. Opal Geary, Anna Ruth Uttley, Betty Pisek, Delos Webster, Patsy McCabe, and Judy Curran are student librarians who are willing to assist you in checking a book or giving information concerning the library. Miss Myers sponsors their work. O 2: .Sf If F' ramahm I . is 4 U Senior play, Make Yourself Horne - - Look! The pig kisse Mr. Sprague . Junior play, The Boardir House Reach - - It's so ho eventhethermorneter 1 sweating. '41 Thanksgiving play, A I To Myself -- Aren't you the ful that you don't have pu ears? 'Xt Right: Makeup artis work. Lower Left: Chr mas play, Jerry and White Robe'-- White is color all guardian an3 are supposed to wear. Below: League contest Minor Miracle - - -' land, I know it is. W-+ E3 Learning to live better today, so that our lives and those of our families may be better tomorrow, is the purpose of the Future Homernakers of America. The officers, Glenna Thompson, Virginia Copen- haver, Mary Beth Peak, Deloris Mason, Nadine Blazic, Maxine Wilkerson, Carol Ruth, Marilois Uttley, Ruth Benson, and Mrs. Stevison plan and take charge of all programs. A major part of the year's activities are parties and entertaining programs. A clarinet quartet--- Judy Curran, Noralee Janeski, Charlotte Mason, and Shirley Franchione, entertain the group at a Talent Program. Mrs. Stevison admires her valentine candy, a gift of the F.H.A. at a Valentine party. Below are the sixty members of the F.H.A. ' 121555 M - 39 sy F' f ,lla rm f. ' in it In - N , 5 ' ' , lr y 9 Q, YQ, E- 2, ,w J V f T. g l I ' V ' X5 K ' sw- X, , Pk Q- 4 Q .. M 0 9 Q i 1. , . ,V s- - s 1 ., .w g h.xT'. bile Rx .4 fi ' uk, tglfr'xJ' srtxqfgrjsgi fit VK an iz i 00 ., I Music hath charm - - wh vocalized by the thirty-nine membe of the Girls Glee Club. The forty-two piece band pre k.. ,,! ,. - mg,-mm' , f L' t N ' 4' 'Uh'- tices some fancy marching for ow of-town trips to Ft. Scott, Pittsbu' Girard, and Weir. Patsy Tillman and Joan Sea blend their clarinets in unison w Mr. CFOXtOH'S keyboard. Below: Our twirlers give example of their strutting skill. Oliver Kruger slides ax trornbf in the rrianner of lvizavstro Torm Dorsey. QW CLl l7l0l'lg Thirty-five voices blended for an of Harlech by the Boys' e Club. O' Holy Night ---harmonized the mixed chorus and guest Jist, Mrs. Virginia Martino. After Dark gets the nod for -13 me barber shop harmony by the ble quartette. Judy Curran's clarinet swings with her magic touch. Joan Montee, JoAnn Lane, ia Allen, and Glenna Thompson the high stepping twirlers who lthe C.C.H.S. band. Rlfllm 1 Ty S0111 masns 1 5301 Dcwrff ,,.g .. mf msn: E Dean Croxton's band, peppiest southeast Kansas, plays for athl events, pep rallies, homecoming the district, programs, and cc mencement. Doubtless the boys' glee club having an informal practic Passing By. Jingle Bells - - an old tune wi new chime--popular with the Si Sixteen. Twirlers: Gle Loma, and the loans. Trumpeter J. Baird-tripl tongues Brid the Waves. JQW fo ajvla rmc '-5 gs, 1:x, .-xi s wf? - 1 ,QL ,I L ,xfwkgis Swgwig v- QL., i s 2 2' pi ' fi' mil ' 1 .Q I J 0 I e ,M- JQW fo 60Ifl?lflQ5l For understanding long thoughts, Mi: .Tones's English III cla: diagrams. This interested gr studies the vacuum pl. in Mr. Goodwin's phy: class. Mis s M ye r : biology class is sorbedin dissecting frog and starfish. mf' , MI YI 0 9 I Ax 2 Xu Schoo1's out! Let's take a bus ride---- Ice Age advances, and Jeepers!The schc closed. ---- Sugar Blues in the Spa manner. Does Horace Heidt know a you? ---- G'ang way! The four o'clock is on ---- Martino is up in the air fo record. ---- Bunky and Poncho corne diagramming. ---- Seniors become' surgeons and beautify the campus!---- end of the dayg Mr. Nevins sweeps. lzfrorw 'Q 634. 1 .yy eg fo , I I V c rl rfxg-' Compliments of Jacobson Family Shoe Store SHOES FOR THE FAMILY Earl Gillispi Modern Shoe Repair Weir, Kansas C Compliments of John Caresio DISTRIBUTOR OF FALSTAFF Cherokee, Kansas Compliments of Cherokee Fire Department And Best Wishes to the Cherokee High School W. H. Vaughn Fire Chief re, 4 1i Q f 5' sQifTimQi re A , Congratulations To The Graduates of 1949 And The Years To Follow 3 This Bank Is Here to Serve You Jay N, Pglmgr E. A. Ssllmansberger B. A. Palmer President Cashier Vice President Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporalicn Bowlus School Supoly Co. WP'iff':ffP'fffbQENT Bowlus Sporting Goods Co. All Make' Rep-ire-1 msn. umm P1-0-mv B. M. Bragg Typewriter Co. Pimbuflv Kami' I Pittsburg, Kansas 'Tveryihinz For Schools 113 W. 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