Cunningham High School - Wildcatter Yearbook (Cunningham, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 86 of the 1949 volume:

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H If 1 2 5 Ms W ' DAN EAYHR Clee Clu? 3 A T Mixed Chorus 5 a Student Counfil 3 Class Flay 3 A Easketrall l J 3 B8SEYZ3ll I QQ' 7 in Track l 2 3 L Tennis l 2 3 C Class Cfficsr Q L Chatter Staff 1 5 Pasxetball Captai ,,,,f r-,.,m HAHA fDuh-l Glee Club 1 3 ? A Mixed Chorus 1 1 Basketball 3 u Tennis 2 GAA S Class Play ? A Chatter Staff F A Student Co. rrff. Y-Teen Cfficsr 1 Class Cfficer 2 NORPAN ZRUTEK Glee Glu? l 2 3 A bdxed Chorus l L Student Council Q Class Play 3 L Basketball 2 3 L Easeball 3 A :sn Track 3 I+ Tennis l 2 3 L Class Officer Y L Chatter Staff 2 A JCAN PHADV ' ,ef Glee Cluk l 2 2 L. Q7 ' T Imixed Cksrus X ? ' A Fasketball 2 L Class Play l A , Chatter Staff 3 L ij, x GAL 2 rf 5 Y-Teen 2 3 L ,mi Y-Teen Pres. A N Student Sfmrxcil A 'swgl ,gg Class Officer l 3 - DUN THEIS Glee Club l 2 3 L Student Counril I Class Play 3 A Baserall l 2 3 A Track l 2 3 A Class Cfficer 2 C q-M, Chatter Staff l 3 , Sdn. CARCLINE TECH R Isabel H. S. 1 3 Glee Cluk l 3 Mixed Chorus l 3 Class Play 3 L Basketball I 2 E Student Council L Class Officer l 3 Chatter Staff 3 A T 5 DQ ' ' ' i Ii, 9 91 Qiigffflwm ' h 49 BIAS.. 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A Class Play 3 L Basketball 1 2 3 A Baseball 3 A Track 2 A Football l 2 3 PATSY HAYES Glee Club l 2 3 L Mixed Chorus l 2 3 Class Play 3 A Chatter Staff 3 A G A A l 2 Y-Teen l 2 3 A Y-Teen Officer 3 A Class Cfficer l .'::lu.g.,g.1,,: ' ' 5 r':vjrv'fn' wr Y 'ff-ff rv--' ' --A -H 1 3 5 lf F 3 s T F 4 4 .. 3 3 1 X WM.. -M.m..M.1,.V- -.+..1.-s NA .., AMN. va.. +4.44 i 'T u E E I 3 1 3 : 1 1 3 1 .nf PAUL GUST? Jenda H- S. l Glee Clul 2 3 A Mixed Chorus 2 3 L Class Flay 3 L Basketball 3 Track 3 A Chatter Staff 3 L DIXlE 3CFNA4TL Glee Club l 2 3 L Mixed Chorus l T 3 L Student Council Z Basketball 3 G n A l F Clase Flav 3 A Cha'ter Staff 3 L EC? LTfMl.nT. Clee Club J 3 Mixed Chorus 2 3 Basketball l 3 3 L Eaaelall I 2 3 A Track l 2 3 L Tennis l 2 E L Hi-Y 1 2 A Class Play 3 A Class Officer 2 Chatter Sta?f 3 Q NEVL ROSE Glee Club l 2 3 L Mixed Chfrus l 2 3 A Class Play 3 A G A A P Shatter Staff 3 JIF SHHUL Glee Club 3 Mixed Chorus 3 Student Cnunril Basketball l D Chatter Stwffl E111 MN QH?ITlTfWp Clee Club l T 3 A Mixed Chorus I 3 3 L Trirle Arie I A Class Play 3 A fi R f' 'W 'r M M 7 Lf Y-Teen l 2 L Y-Teen Cfficer A Student Council 3 3 Student Co. Off. A Carnival queen L Chatter Staff 3 L e 5 . , H , . 1 , e 5 1 1 . 4 iwwiivmvmv '3mV5WW?MWmT'MVrN4ftVmW WiM 'WW' we Viv 'nfs W Yv .f ' f 'wtf' ffff' -5 9 5 SPECIAL GRADUATES A la? ache-d schafer wuna rw s 4, a former student here w f 1 1-an 'ztxrh nth , wxo has cornleted the 0111 full C1-gdlgg ,lp , Fequlfefente 101' brad .zlans to flmsh the re . Uatl-OU fhroush G 1 q ll Pl co 1' cs by cor 4 examnatmon If an we Ct 9 Q! ei 4 P5 in LU +L -L I Q: 'A' 3 G Q 'Z EE -i 3 if f gg-sei ,,.. 5 QT G Dan S!Y11Uh'S solo . S 5 ? Backdrop face by Bobby 5 LARUL URM 1NJOYs iUwoTh1.I W 9 H The high school audintorlum was packed to the rafters the evenln oi Icarch 31 when local tal ' 1. ent presented an old true minstrel show to the ' 5 enjoyment of the ca:ac1ty h use mth a llttlc Q E :Lmaglnatlon one could almost have belleved the 5 boys to have come dlrect from Har lem lt elf, so 5 adept and at ease as they agoeared to be mn then- OI Q roles Then patter about unmn ha. 'neo :le ani gf local business places broubht the nou e down with nfphe Faculty uartette applau e many tunes durlng the eve mn -2 Mark Nhlte, as Interlocotor, elflciently ran the show, and 4 appeared periectly at none ln hls d1rect1on of the group 5 E Hlghlibhts of the evenlnfjs ente talmcnt were the vocal solos by R omizer, the canary of the pralrle, Carlos Cannon, ' Pg Rev Dan Smith the song and dance numbers of Jack Kincheloe, as Wsweet potatonygnd clarinet Solos bylflr D 1. Tlxgfpgog, lialil quartette Jig ance number y hem h rod accomp e y Cec W, Sheldon on the harmonica, and the spemalty numbers by the ten 5' httle p1ck1nin1es, with karen Nuns, and Beverly Sue Kitson V delighting the audience with their solo songs and antics. fi E 's The show was given under the direction of Mrs. Pauline T Smith, commercial teacher of the high school and senior class r sponsor with Mrs. Carlos Cannon E. R. Snxizer and Ramona V Zrubek, , accompanists . , Q Proceeds of the show, and also of the performance given at ?ena.losa, Tuesday night, went to the benefit of the senior class. The cast included: Mark Anite, Jim Luce, Pete Morton, Car- ' los Cannon, Jack Kincheloe, Luther Azbill, Harold Schmidt, Sheldon Lafollette, A. L. Elrod, fi Eugene Eisenbise, Dan Smith, Glen Gagnebin, Glenn Harris, John Castor, Alva Heller, and Cecil -' Sheldon. 5 I 4 f gf ! -LW KW!-U ' 9 if lui -Af' .Lk Ak.-.su4.+,A.s..uluL.4..-:1:.'..f::.'oLQ,.fs..4.s. a.zs..f.K: LQl.o,,ensmQ-:,:.44.Al.Qglf.s 'K 4 -. x4g.f.x...,m,-4 ,.-cm.. S-'.........J' H ' x E I ' 5 K 2 x 1 . I I 1 . . z of r 2 . 23 4 1' 'r ' I 1 . 3 J x . Q 2 Q. r! . -2 N EEE ! If' '5 : J va aj 33' its w - a 'Wi ff ff'E'3f?'fif'gff'gT fi'r'?'T'!V P T'vF 21:'s v'1s'3v'ifS? ! ' givmmriviw ivbvmvmmmrmsrvrwmwwvix1rmm1mvfwm1vwm:15i:7Nvrwiiwiwbmviiiimikimrhirfiiwiifm' 'Q P 2 2 E Agp .l:E5ItlT4:::, 3 g E 2 '-- 5 E rI'1fffSg!!!L V ,I 5 5 . J A, . ! S 5: g W S is 9, the Sfeduating C1858 Of l9l+9 have at last attained an important oal 5 Eg our graduation from High School. Of our present class of 19 members only Ehree Q ig have gone all twelve years to the Cunningham Grade and High School. They are: 2 wa Norman Zrubek, Anita Howell, and Eileen Whitmore. Don Theis, Dan Bayer, Robert Q 5 Stillwell, Patsy Hayes, and June Annett joined the class during the grade school 5 lg years. Patsy Hayes moved to Wichita during the sixth grade term. Our first S 95 teacher was Miss Helen Schumacker and our first Principal, Mr. Harve Manahan. f .g We took part in the annual Christmas programs and operettas presented by the Q E music department. Miss Cozette Taylor was our teacher from the fifth to the 5 5 eighth grades. There were ten students in the class which graduated May 5, l9h5 E S ng In September, l9L5, seventeen freshmen enrolled in the Cunningham High S 5 School. In addition to those who graduated from Cunningham Grade School, the S .5 following students joined our class: Patsy Hayes, Stanley Nelson, Neva Rose, 5 .Q Jim and Bob Shrum, Patricia Glenn, Charles Adamson, Gene Spade, Dixie Schwartz, 5 Q and Frank Dodge, who later moved away. Anita was elected class President. We 2 5 were officially initiated into C. H. S. by the seniors and so began our higher 2 2 education. Most of the class were members of Glee Club and Mixed Chorus. Dan Z 5 Bayer and Eugene Spade were on the baseball team. Our candidates for King and S Q Quee2.of the Hi-Y Carnival were Norman and Anita. Patsy Hayes was an attendant 5 5 to t e basketball queen. Miss Ruth McCandless was our sponsor 5 E ' 5 5 During our sophomore year we lost two members, Eugene Spade and Stanley Q 3 Nelson. We gained five new members: Mary Francis Tope, Doris Jean Wardell, S V, Joan Brady, Wayne Oak, and Wava Oswalt. Our class President was Don Theis, and 5 3 our sponsor, Miss Elaine Rempel. Some of our activities were: a one act play, S G grggatlng Partza Sgrving the biskitbglllboys, and an all school party. Joan 5 h y was an a en an o t e as et a queen of 'h7. We decided to pa class 5 5 dues to build u the treasur f r ' Y 5 5 P y o our junior year. 5 E . i Miss Rempel, with the help of Miss Clark, continued as sponsor in our 2 5 aunior year. Wava Oswalt was elected President. The class lost June Annett, 5 Q harles Adamson, and Doris Wardell, and gained a new member Caroline Becker. In Q E Novemberdwehgave our Junior Play, WStrictly Formaln, a teen age comedy. We 5 .2iiiiZe..'E.Z.SZZE2Z if 2'E2eiZ.i2bZ?i Ziiaiiiieiiaiiliiiiig 5Zr2IZ.S2PZZg.a2? .ur is money and a lot of effort on the Junior-Senior Banquet which was held in April 7 5 at the Pratt Country Club. ' 2 E H 5 i Mrs. Pauline Smith, who came here to replace Mrs. Dyck, took over as our 2 E senior sponsor. Norman Zrubek was elected President. We added Wilma Wyer and Q E James O Rourke, to the class, but lost Mary Tope, who quit to be married. 2 E During our senior year we sponsored a grade school basketball tournament, had 3 ,Q ice cream socials, chili suppers, and sold magazines to make money. On November 5 E 3, we skipped to Wichita and had a wonderful time visiting points of interest. 5 K Don Theis and Eileen Whitmore were crowned WCarnival King and Queen of l9h8-LQW. 5 g Dan Bayer was Captain of the basketball team and Wava Oswalt was an attendant 5 Z to the basketball queen. In January we began work on our annual which kept us 2 5 busy for several months. We gave our senior class la nAunt S h Z P the Rott 1 A il B - - P y' amant Y Rules 9 g a om 1, h,d U PP - Y OUP gPadu8t10n time, May 19, we all felt that we had 5 3 cc p is e a great deal and had been very successful in completing our high E Q school education. Our class colors were blue and gold and our class flower, the 3 g yellzg egrgggionge Igathg ggtureegeggegemtgelive up to our motto, WLike Pioneers 2 E ' J b5'uW1'Wi5 ' 'R'-V' ffl f 1. 'sm 1414 A L-A v..Qs.c5..AM J'f.2.1.A.iz:..'f.w.s.qQlza..,X.. ,zxfu-!f.4.w:.QL1w A ' WSll!!!!!!!L1!L!L!2? 'Aft Q, N 1 P f 11' c I f . V' A ' f Q ' , 3 f ' . I 5 S . X x I , i 7. , ,, .s V E , r,gE , 3. ,A v 4. 4 i :mmmfrwmfmfwmm-mmfmmw..nm--fwfmmvecmnwwnvmmrrdmvm W mv . 'W ff mrrawlwiwiivli' ' vm' .rg 21 S Q E LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT E OF F THE SENIOR CLASS OF 'l+9 Z 5 F . E 5 WE, the SENIOR CLASS of 'h9, of CUNNINGHAM HIGH SCHOOL, city of CUNNINGHAM, 5 Q state of KANSAS, being of sound mind and memory, do hereby make, publish, and 2 5 declare this to be our last will and testament. 3 ANITA How:-:LL wills ner date book oo ANN HAUSER in the hope that it will be of is some use to her 5 ig PAUL GOETZ wills his old and badly battered detention slips to BOB URBAN who 1 3 never had the honor of receiving one. Q nz Q g PAT HAYES wills her American History Workbook to JACK WATKINS hoping that he ' ig will succeed in filling out the blank pages. Q E 5 E THE SHRUM BOYS will their cowboy boots to JERRY S. and JIMMIE G. providing they E 3? wear them every time they go riding with Pat O. 2 PAT GLENN wills her shorthand none book to the JUNIOR GIRLS eo they can write g notes that no one else can read. S F: ,5 WAYNE OAK wills this box of cheesits ifor reducing, which has been handed down Q Ag year by year from the class of 'LS to SALLY STILLWELL. f 5 JOAN BRADY wills her notes on the Senior Class meetings to BILLY HUFFMAN so he Q C 9 Q may become acquainted with the difficulties he faces next year. 5 5 JIM O'ROURKE wills everything but PAT T. to ANYONE who wants it. 5 4 F Q DIXIE SCHWARTZ wills her letters from her college men to BETTY DODGE to give her 3 a little experience. Q DAN BAYER wills his car to RALPH on the condition that he must not show off for Q 2 the girls ' 3 5 WAVA OSWALT wills her little sister, PAT, to ANYONE who promises to do her 2 E lessons for her. A 5 5 EILEEN WHITMORE wills her slightly used Bookkeeping Workbook to BEVERLY AMICK. Q S E NEVA ROSE wills nothing to ANYONE. Cthank goodness! 5 Q ROBERT STILLWELL wills all the bubble gum stuck under the study hall tables to Q BOBBY HELN. 2 CAROLINE BECKER wills her grade card to ROSANNE BOEN to remind her of what 3 3 happens to little girls who don't stay home at least one night a week to study. J E NORAMN ZRUBEK wills his WLittle Black Bookn for Kingman to BENSON SMITH. Q Q D E DON TEEIS wills his copy of nHow to be a Jokern to LYNN GLAZE, who is obviously 5 5 a car . Q E WE will our ability to keep quiet in class to the JUNIORS. 2 ,Q WE will the Faculty members to our unfortunate UNDERCLASSMEN. 5 3 WE will this cook book to the COOKS to help them improve their meals. 2 E WE will the school building to CLEVE BABER in appreciation for his services. 3 5 Witnessed this day, February Fifteen, l9h9, we the undersigned will not E 2 be held responsible herein or heretofore for the preceding will. 3 gg P,..e...1.w..a.6eJ Z M vglluklhkll-Allnkii. New-islam zismwzoczdmwemmmxv V Mx ,o,a .e.o an . L , i ol fi. 'mm e .,.,,,,o., .P v, . 3 . ' s w 1 i . . ' ,I if Z if I , f' - gf K , Q loin? fi Y Q 'C Q s , -S ,1 .- sl P' Q WY' ' V x ION 5- N .2 1 1 :i:'P Y0i?f f ' ' ?'i M Wi tqgvfiiryif QW S JVI 'vfwmmwmmmmmwfrwawwfwwevavmw aWWM1mmmmmwmmmmmFTfMmQ f Q I g It .IgE!i4:::Jilg:,EIFfl: 3 ., i., Q I 44444ggiggiiiijiiiiiiiggifasb Z: 5 i -5' ggvmgg 2 5 W V 5 fff,fff4ff4ff '4fff'V N , , ,AIK IL. 5 Q a S I, Mrs. Smith, Sponsor of the Cunningham High School Senior Class, after Q 5 close association with this class of WLQW, feel greatly moved by the spirit of 2 f prophecy. I see into the future and do hereby prophesy that the following 5 E things will happen to the members of this class of WL9': 3 j I see Norman Zrubek with his interest in inventing as the most successful person 5 gg in this class and Don Theis with his scientific mind as the most famous. E F 5 'S Eileen Whitmore with her interest in nursing will become well-known in the fut- 2 5 ure as a very fine nurse--later in life she will become a Superintendent of 2 S Nurses in a large hospital in Kansas City. 5 E S tg Joan Brady, who was always interested in children, I see as a mother of a large 5 5 family and honored as the Kansas Mother on Mother's Day. 5 E With his athletic ability and experience, I see Dan Bayer as a manager of the 2 g Olympic teams representing the United States, which wins many honors. 3 w 5 E In the future, Jim Shrum, with his knowledge of the Bible and love for traveling 5 E will become a very successful evangelist. His brother, Bob, whose high school Q ' days were spent dreaming of the Wild West will become a very capable rancher in 2 L the livestock business. , i I see Neva Rose as the wife of a very great construction engineer, traveling in 2 1 far places to build bridges and dams. Pat Glenn will turn to a life far differ- 5 ' ent from the life chosen by Neva and will become a teacher of journalism in a E Z large university. , Q E Through the years the students of the class will change greatly. I see Robert 5 Stillwell changing the least and Wilma Wyer changing the most. 3 ' I predict that Anita Howell will live in Hollywood, taking Hedda Hopper's place 2 A as a columnist on the Hollywood movie life. Q - 5 O 'E 2 Caroline, seems to be the first girl in this class to become married to some 2 Q lucky man for she was always an orderly housekeeper. ? E Jim O'Rourke will be the proud owner and operator of a gasoline station in Q F Cunningham. J Q 4 g Wayne Oak will have his own private office and hospital in a large farming com- 2 5 munity as a very up and coming Doctor of Veterinary Medicine. g 5 w S After taking many courses in science and mathematics, Dixie promises to be very 2 2 successful as an astronomer. 5 15 Q Wava, who has studied very hard, will acquire several degrees and become a dean Q of a junior college in the Middle West. 5 Patsy Hayes, despite her struggles in shprthand, will be a successful secretary E 2 for a very important executive in an importing concern in Denver. 5 is 5? E Last, but not least, I see Paul, with his love for home and peace, remaining in 2 Q Cunningham as a very prominent citizen and a member of the school board. 2 E . 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Qggglinrowz Ivan Cain, Ramona Zruhvk, Donna Uewessw, Merle DUTY. Eirggurowz Jerrv Schafer Jimmv Ga nerin Qeverly Farr Miss Near Bary Smith, . I U . y , 2 D I Howard Elrod, Bllly Huffman. U F 7 I I W Yre5ident...... .Filly Huf'man Vice President.. .How4rJ Qlrni Secretarv...... ..Jaca Knhagns Treasu Studen PGI . . Qrgivi .l'.c1ffQn'f,f1 Q QT, via? L Counwii. Sheri Yroun Chatter Reports .. frle Huff Sponaor.. lfea JQ4. A Llb.:.'.e.. The junior class press' A the Y HH rw 'wmes onirlivq in A fm?+1 ditn the beginning of Qhv wefand fnmwsrwr, 'ha f:nifr ulaor ' f fvwr JP publicatiow of Exe Chugggi. This iS frirv 3 rwxpwmiiiiiihg, and f'WegYPF H for of time. It comes out once every Six weeks, bQt when y+u ixvv it 'o Eu, il seems like every week. We began in earnest fnis year to mama mwnwj Tor rhe Junior-Senior Wunquyt and our Senior Trip next year. me sold you-cwrn, ron, and fend? xr ball rjnes. Several Saturdays were spent in coilecminr an: hailinv Nnzxe paper. Cn April sixth, Lne jnnior :lava epnnsorev an eil-mchool party wt the Kinf man skating rink. Gur candidates for King ana ,neon o? 'fe Cgrnival wwww Howard Hired and Beverly Barr. Candidates For Yasxetbnii Queen were Lnry Smith and Beverly Barr :,L-Lgp.Q.fqmg14b,eL4g4LQ.eH,. ,TI,affZfTIWm'wf 777.,.,,v'5Vwm7uv fT' y,u'lTZ-A Qliilfliffl 1i677T DAfTf f 1 Q ,af Af 2 9. Q. s a 1 2 1 ' ff w we L' ' 1' sv 'I' I Cf, gn hx w- il ,ff V, j s 1 sill X X x fjf a 5? ' fig, Q39 1 ku N' ' 312593 -N 1 M ,X I no x BQE f Y , . X x K X X, 1 A n J Q EK X 5 ,NNN U N 'J ff C R Y g X 5 , 7 z ,Rx g x 9 ' 1 xQ l Xx L xx my , X X .Ex XX ' xx xx ' Ulf-: R X, X,A4p4i3g33 XX Af lv-5 ax 1 I !71 V ! I X Y fflx fxasx v a XXX ' ' ff ' : l:2lF' W A ' XX 1 . J' 5 if A E' I Y A ' 16 , ., ,ll if f xg., b . R ,w X . lx mx Q p f. f I XT , Y Q.: as f A ,il A , U A , X54 R 4 f ' V : V14 -4,-' lf' ' , 'x ,I f Q ,N , P V- .ff 7 , , 2' 'ff N Y I ' f' 'R ' '4 . 1 if' ' s . A ' ' - , -X: ' v I' ' , X ' , ,,4 V1 f jj J Q, ! Q Eu' '11 L1 SU 'gf' X f Q - i 55 4 4 au! ii 2:3 F: ii 9 45 ,, :Q Q ii N Y! K Q I E ? fsfw-a--wT.w fn-W Q--.fav Y f-yriff?T'Cf B 'ff T7'5?oif:rl ' r ., 1Y:f?Q-if-x-:H:.--:- 1-.V Q. 1 . ea . l af X ,age-laeeaea. 1 : A-f -,1L4--f4u.Q-- 1-L3u..+-- - ' .1 Back row: hm. LaFollette, Ralph Bernard Simonson. Front row: E Beverly Amick, Pansy iheis, Ann President Vice President... Secretary.. Q.. Q.- Hauser. nf, .Q .J It Y V F l U , H U .mosanne Hoen ..Dan Kinoheloe .. ..Eeverlv Amick 4 lfggx ll!!! Bayer, Dale Osborn, Dan Kincheloe, v lva Gafnebln, Rosanne Boen, Pat Haney, Treasurer....... .Elva Garnehin Student Council... ...Ann Hauser jlva Gafnefin Chatter Menorner... ..Iat Qaney Sponsor.. .Lr. LaFn?lfLte A O T I Y I 5 I Q , In Lhe fall of lQAP, eleven Students enrolled in the aorwcmore class. of our classmates from last year returned, wink the excnrniwn of one, Fill Becker. Also, we gained one new member, Dan Hincheloe, who fermerly lived Oklahoma. During the middle of the firsu Semester, we lost one of our classmate Richard Hells, who moved to dtafford. In October, we had a weiner roast at Qocley'e cabin and afterwards at the show at Turon. During the second Se Our candidares for t and Beverly Amiok and Pat Queen. During the school ye acned as reporters for nh For the sophomore ass L...l...'..4' f '4'..'si.L::gJ:.:.,..'-...''-f.L.g,.1. -fp 1-.1 T?lF3Sl.L I' he Kin war Class held a exatinf varty an I enaloaa All in Sn 'ended and Queen of the Carnival were Dan Kincheloe Haney dnl Patsy Thaia were candidates for Vaskenball ar, we sold candy Hara daring Lie nonn hour and also e Qlnljnoham Clinzer to inerelxo our treasury. emrlY, we presented fne wlxv Grandmomier Nick.N . .-v-W-v..-...v-.-,T-v-.-N - 1- ff f ffwnf' ' ' 'V 'T f 1 ', .f. . .X ui U3 V - ! 4 0 3 P' 5 x Q , f 'i 4. 5 3 73 f s 3 13 'K s ,Anja A .L 10 , I .4 av I f .01 ML 5,4 XQF3 '-..,,m' w if N ps' ' 55' wb' , 1 5-'bylaw fu X 0 16:11 N 9 Qi-gi-L If :X 1gy',',g::Nf.S ' -W , 'A if-fxrpalffh 'kiff x VA X ' ffiqv' by S XX ' at 1 1, 2 ' -ti Xa - ' N 1 f 1 X K I if Af diff '1 5 ff N f mf 'X M iff? nv Y N:55f3 'N Uxil Qs 3' 1 X m'3? 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Calvert A C T I V I T l I 3 The freshman class of lQLD teean the year with an enrollment of twenty members and finished with seventeen. As is the custom, we were initiated ry the seniors, early in September. Some of the costumes worn were: Beverly Hunger-The Muscle Woman, June Cooley- cowgirl, Sibyl Spain-red flannels, Pet Oswalt-Hula Dancer, Marilyn Gak-a variety of things, Norma Watkins-Zoot Suit, Betty Dodge-Indian, Colene Fitzsimmons-Paja- mas, Dorothy Wyer-Charlie McCarthy, Eugene Becker-Cupid, Gene Abbey-Diaper Boy, Lynn Glaze-Indian Brave, Carroll McKinney-grandmother, Carolyn Faurot-clown, Richard Hazlett-Miss America, Benson Smith-an alluring siren, Wiley Schmidt-a primary girl, Sally Stillwell-cowrirl. Gur candidates for the Carnival King and Queen were Pat Dewalt and Richard Hazlett. The Freshman Class was honored when in our first year Norma Natxins was chosen for Daskefball Queen and Pat Qewilt was one of tfe attendants. Sur firat class furry wan ?eZ4 in the school rym. 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'fcxfw-31-Luv-,-,-g-,-ve 1 The CUHH1H,H3W Jlldcats played ll games, of whlch we won flve and lost sxx Ve took flrst place ln the hlHg13H vounty Tournament at Splvey by dGr9SK1HQ ooxvcy and eenda SCOR PCA1D Zenda Isabel Isabel Splvev Splvey Spxvey Turon Turon Lenda Venda X Gif ,ge he bows who made tle frack feaz are D Thels, R Hazlett, J Watklns, Glaze, D Glezn, D ll crrloe, N k, J O'Qourke, N Zrubek, R Urban, Elrod, K Bayer, Huprman J Gaynermn J Schafer, D Bayer, D Oshorn Tre entlre beam went oO Anthonv Aprll buh The COWPSCICIOU proved to be too etlff for us and we IQ'dIHPd Wlthuut a polnt no our CF6L1C A Lrlarrular meet wie ld on e rome Lrack Aprll lPth, wlfh Cunnlngham, eenda and S fey ravznv glrm second W1L 2, and Q ex The track fear also oov held at hlngman, nrzll TENNIS aenil from the neet Wl'h core of WA, we were t 1 i w th l9 polnoa lrn 1D fhe hloeman bountw Tzacx meet whlch was The '9WU1S team was made up of two doubles and three S1HPl6S ruhek, le vaxxous nat e The VlFlQ who made tre C61HlS feam axe Nava Dewalt Pat Glenn, Pat THGIS, M8Fl1yD Gan, Elva Gaenebln, 066, 5 x35x'O -Q6 Back row Coach A L Elrod, Sy1b1 Spa1n, ma lyn Oak, Beverly Munger Second row Gagnebln, Sally Stlllwell, Beverly KMICE, Betty Dodre, Dorothy Wyer, Norna wacklns, JUG Beverl lmnrer africa' xxx: C! 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Her plan succeeds and Charlie g goes away to make her own way in the world. She returns later, a sophisticated f lady, marries Larry, and all ends well. . Nora Malone...................Cook at the Elliott home. .... Wilma Wyer f Officer Tim McGr1l1.... .... Nora's sweetheart... ..... ....... Ivan Cain f Mrs. Fanny Farnham.... ....Larry's aunt by marriage. ...Ramona Zrubek Larry El1iott....... ....A young business man... .... . ...Jack Watkins lg Ted Hartley.. ..... .... ....His old-time college pal .... ...Howard Elrod , Vivian Smythe-Kersey... ....Larry's f1ancee.......... .....Mary Smith Q Uncle Aleck Twiggs............In charge of Charlie..... ...Billy Huffman j Charlie Hopps.................Larry's ward.......... ...Beverly Barr ' Mrs. Caroline Smythe-Kersey...V1vian's mother.... ...Donna Deweese 1 Mortimer Smythe-Kersey .... ....Vivian's brother... ...Jerry Schafer E Director ..... ..... ..... .... Junior Sponsor .... ....Miss Lois Wear R A f 44444 4444444444444 1. SENIOR PLAY S p On May 3, l9h9 the Senior Class presented the play nAunt Samanthy Rules The 5 Roostn. Aunt Samanthy Simpkins, a man-hating eccentric old maid who owns a L chicken farm, frightens all the young men away from her charming nieces, Serena, 1 Sophie, and Sara, who live with her. Serena is gradually becoming just like her Q aunt but Sophie rebels and starts something. She writes love messages on some . Q 6. -'E f 2 Q E E E Q E 5 S 9 5 Q E E ti of the eggs being shipped and signs them WMiss Simpkins.n Meanwhile, Polly, the hired girl, buys some love powders from a fortune teller to whom she has confided that Buddy Baskins, the grocer boy, does not return her affections. She puts the powders in lemonade which she intends to offer Buddy but Samanthy and Lucien Littlefield partake of the lemonade first. Then the hilarity starts for the powders really work. Serena, too, imbibes and is a changed person. The climax of the fun is reached when Samanthy's two man-hating spinster friends drink some of the lemonade. They try to take Lucien away from Samanthy. In the midst of this hilarity, Lawrence Lovewell, who has received one of the message-bearing eggs, arrives to claim Samanthy as his soul mate. Aunt Samanthy Simpkins........An old maid....... .....Dixie Schwartz Serena Simpkins ....Her older niece.... ....Ei1een Whitmore Sophie Simpkins Sara Simpkins.. Polly Paine.... Annie Ambrose.. Blanche Bowers. Lizzie Larkins. Lucien L1tt1efield.... Blair Boswell.. Frank Fa1rf1eld.... Lawrence Lovewell... Buddy Baskins.. Sam Hopk1ns.... Di1'QUt01' 1 0 I f 0 Stage Craft.... Scriptonenaa. Vocal Solo... ,, xv A ....Her younger niece.... ....Another n1ece......... ....Haid at the Simpkins' .... ....The village dressmaker... ....A woman of very few words... ....Another old maid......... ....A farmer................. ....Who likes Serena... ....Who likes Sophie... ....A stranger......... ....The grocery boy.... ....Who likes Sara.... ....Senior Sponsor.... . Z5A5i33f,'i51'L135'1355f,5 I I ' ' , - - - vs-f+ 'r'v'v 'w'v1'w::ryfv'v'1 r'r'v'w-.'- .........Pat Glenn ....Carol1ne Becker . ......Anita Howell .....Patsy Hayes ......Neva Rose ....Wava Oswalt ......Don Theis ...Norman Zrubek IlIOOODan .......Wayne Oak ....Jim 0'Rourke .....Bob Stillwell Mrs. Pauline Smith Bob and Jim Shrum .........Joan Brady llOOOlClPau1 a'.A!:.A.2.'. . ':.x:.r.' , , , ':,:':.,'.z:L,1' .. O: 'A..':-. zum .'-pgzx.!::A.:..5L2.2..LL..: .JJ s 1 .J ' nn-D..2..-.i1 V x Q 54 ,W 4 Ei. Q? . Z. ,J V. rl, ! 1 1 RQ L S f 'z s , H F s 3 v 6 A '1 : -A -' a www f ' - bf - 1 4 1, ' ,, ,. ,N ,,.- -, L- .QM A . .. ,a f v, ,I 17 yi ,.f I . -if L f , It . 'wi- fi 3? .rf -'1 L '1 N, K..c 1 ,,I ,tg M Q ,f2gI. .1 . Igffx Q! N .. ,K , gk .L ,ly ,Ifllqng lf, :Wig I X. -I fs i 5' fs - ENE ,sa I we 5' f M - 9 2 f 4 I I ' , I - , . I .gemsMI-farmImmvwmwwmvmma,wmmv xmsrmvwfmumfmfmvmwmvnwfnsm. was I ' I 'zwmmvesmii fai Im1mmImvri.mmfrnImImI E EG 5 2 5 E is 2 MIXED CHORUS 5 J 3 I 4 5 Q? .. Q' A 1 'Q 1 'fn 21 ti ff E I ' I lf I f f 0 , Eff a lc c ' s at 5 ix xg f I . . X I . .- I I. ' 5 EE 2 3: I ACTIVITIES a V 5 5 The past year has been a very active one for the iusic Department. Mr. Q Q Smizer, the director, has been kept busy preparing us for contests and programs. Q E The band has grown and improved a great deal over last year. The Triple Trio, 5 Q made up of Norma Watkins, Marilyn Oak, Nary Smith, Dixie Schwartz, Sally Still- . g well, Sibyl Spain, Beverly Hunger, Elva Gagnebin, and Eileen Whitmore, has sung 2 E for various organizations during the year. 3 Q D is 3 E On December 23, the All-School Christmas Program was presented in the High E Q School Auditorium. Both the Grade School and High School Choruses took part. 5 Q The traditional Christmas songs and carols were sung, While a pageant was acted 5 Q out on the stage by a group of Grade students. These students also gave a one Q pg act play, WThere was a Nangelw. Howard Elrod sang nThere were Shepherdsu and ? e Elva Gegnebin played a Clarinet Solo. . 3 C 1 4 E A formal concert was presented March 2 th, consisting of all the numbers to . PS 3 be used at the Music Festivals. The band played several numbers to open and 3 is close the performance. 1 E E 2 We went to the annual Music Festival at Norwich on March 13th. Ratings re- J Q ceived are as follows: I 3 E Mixed Chorus....... ...I 5 5 Girls Glee Club............ ...I Q E Triple Tr1o.................... ...I ' 5 Paul Goetz, Boys Low Volce..... .. . ...I 5: E Howard Elrod, Boys Medium Voice... ...I J E Marilyn oak, Girls High voice. . . . . .I .3 Norma Watkins, Girls High Voice. . . . . . II Q ' Mary Smith, Girls High Volce.... ....... .. ...II 9 S Elva Gagnebin, Clarinet Solo...................................II Q E Norman Zrubek did not sing due to a cold. The Clarinet Quartet 2 IE which was made up of Beverly Manger, Beverly Barr, Elva Gagnebin 5 5 and Donald Pelzel did not compete because of the absence of 5 Q Beverly Barr. Jack Watkins was also unable to be there and did Q 5 not sing. ? ii E On April lst, we took part in the Music Festival at Pratt. Ratings re- 2 S ceived there were mostly twos and threes with exception of Paul Goetz, who 2 E received a one. This entitles him to continue competition at larger contests. 5 Q This ended the year for the rest of the Music Department, except for the music 3 Q to be presented at Baccalaureate and Commencement. Q PQ lv' u 3 5 ' 11 LL, 'H - '5 -auf ! 4 Sv A' -1 - Q 'A 1 0 uvl':uJ:.L.'..m'.w.eLs.,sA:22,lu,..Llas' '.6g.s:s2a.g4, 62..Q '. '3 4 'Q:lQ..4aL.Q -3 MA.. LJ -'W 'I I .f Y I W' i 1 Q . x U 9 1 i 3: Z I, 3 x 5 .f l. 3 L. 5 2 3 ! 5 L Q W E . c .y,v ew 5, vw V w -, ff l igmqm- W N ,,.v7'W 'YA wmjsrwwx, wrap nw YY1v -4 ' Q W - 'wry W I-rrw1::wr17'f?ai'iFf.1:51-rwrfg 2 Q S Q Sr 3 'FIV 5 , Q E 4 . S Q , f L 1 e E 'X becg row: Nre. Calvert, Beverlv Barr, Dorothy Myer, Sibyl Spain, 5 Pat Glenn, Jonna Deweese, Beverly Pumper, Wave Oswalt, Mrs. Smith. 2 Second row: June Cooley, Norma Watkins, Anita Howell, Rosanne Been, 5 Elva Garnehin, Eileen Whitmore Beverly Amick, Patsy Hayes, Hetty Q Dodge. Firsm row: Colene Fitzsimmons, Pan Oswalt, Joan Brady, Wilma Q Wyer, Pat Haney, 5Qri.yn Oak, Ann Hauser. Q Q Y-Teen Lhls year consisted of 27 girls with Mrs. Smith as sponsor and Mrs. ' Calvert as assistant-sponsor. A During the year we collecred used clothing ano sent three large hoxes to a needy family in Italy. We received a very interesting letner from them, thank- 5 ing us for the boxes. 5 At Christmas and Valennine's Day we held a gift exchange and served re- Q freahments. 1 Ne sold candles and sung carols an Chrisnmas. ln the spring Lhe annual 0 Monher's Tea was given and shornly before school closed a party was wiven for m nie eighth grade graduanes. Q The Y-Teen also borrowed hooks for the girls from the Ninhita Y-Teen Lend- Q ing Library. lg lf! .Q W if lS?2 if H:3',?' x ,f I x' 3 o h is . 5' 1 v C: a a - ol 4 ,X fl K! - 1 ,IV Hack row: Ivan Cain, Jack Nankins, Dan Klncheloe, Mayne Uak, ,H Eurnard Simonson. Second row: Dale Cshorn, Howard ilrod, Billy ! Huffman, Jimmy Carnehin, Henson Smith. First row: Lb. LaFol- Q lette, Bobby Helm, Carroll Echinney, Dallas Glenn, Wiley Schmidt, lj Richard Hazlem. 'Qi The Hi-Y huilt two ping-hong nehlee and rave fhem ro rhe srhool. Two H tournaments one for the hogs and anonhof for L50 firls were held. J The annual Hi-Y tournament was held kargh JE., Teams enporod werez, ?t. ,Q Leo, Country, North End, South ind, okezlyvmlle and xenaloea. oountry we eated kk St. Leo for the championship. Q5 A ,.Hww.wewaMMl,W, .,. ow. ., .. ,L , , ,H .,, . . ,. ..,.,, . ,.-.,..,,.a NW-, 5 5 A1 ,wa ,A '.m:ff2'?ib-P? 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