Douglass High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Douglass, KS)

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 I'ca i'U i u u c= u itlrii ( W. . w V V V V V v v V V V V V V v v JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Robert Bush ..................................President Alvin Lacey .............................Vice President Neural Teets ..................... Secretary-Treasurer JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY We, the junior class of ’36, started our nigh school career with forty-eight members. Mr. Newton was our sponsor for two years. During our first year, we took second place in Field Day, lacking only one-half point of winning the meet. The second year the class numbered forty-four. Several of our members received ratings in the Lion’s Club Scholarship Contest at El Dorado. Again we took second place in Fiel-d Day. We also took second place in the inter-class play contest. At the beginning of our junior year, our class numbered twenty-six. Miss Myrtle Adams was our sponsor. During our junior year, we presented the play, “Crashing Society,” and with the proceeds entertained the seniors of ’36 with a banquet. We are looking forward to one more eventful year in our high school career. JUNIOR CLASS PLAY Crashing Society, a farce comedy in three acts, was given Feb. 25. An enthusiastic audience was continually laughing at the humorous acts of Scruples Scruples, the butler. The juniors taking part in the play were: Junior Davies, Ellen Scott, Rex Strode, Roberta Bush, Alltne Cobb, Joe Ed Kiser, Billy Suits, Frieda Wallace, Frances Hein, Betty Suits, Glen Pursselley, Neural Teets. Proceeds of the play were used in giving the junior-senior banquet. JUNIOR-SENIOR BANQUET The Junior-Senior Banquet was held in the Legion Hall, April 10, 1936. The theme of the banquet was “A Visit to a Newspaper Office.” Favors for the seniors were small pads and pencils. Place cards represented characters found in comic strips of newspapers and small newspapers contained the class rolls, program, meun, and other things of interest. Approximately eighty people were present. The program consisted of toasts by Roberta Bush, Howard Davis, Mr. Terrill, Frieda Wallace, Eugene Pierson, and Max Strode. The menu consisted of fruit cocktail, rolls, butter, mel pineage salad, chicken pie, peas in patty shells, potatoes, gravy, ice cream, coffee and mints. MalQ tm “WILL YOU HELP THE “OLD LADIES HOME?” “WHERE ARE THEY?”

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 w- MOTTO: “GRADUATION OR BURST” FLOWER FORGET-ME-NOT COLORS BLACK AND WHITE ■OttOMOl© BACK Chester Walker Carlyle Patterson Stanford Peg g Frank Bush Wanda Orr Pauline Webster Eda Bowman Olean Myers Cleda Keck Helen Kunkle Mildrsd Lee Donald Bohannon CENTER Francis Elder Price Heimer Ralph Barker Mercedes Howery Mary Sprague Margaret Scott Lily Smith Dorothy Glaves Mr. Newton Rex Smith Wayne Bare Marvin Keely Harry Whaley Harold Jacoby FRONT Milton Redford Viron Wheeler John Bush Audine Heimer Veva Van Sant Barbara Whitley Dale Pratt Laverne Barnes James Woolum JEALOUSY: THE FRIENDSHIP ONE WOMAN HAS FOR ANOTHER.