Dover High School - Tiger Yearbook (Dover, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1938 volume:

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I: E Editorial Editor-in-chief Irma Henderson Associate E litor I-TMm3Qn!'ic. .Rogers Business Manager Naomi Peterson .Advertising Manager Richard Butner Assistant Manager Charles Ross Departmental Editors O Social and literary Anna Hubbard X! rfusic and Dramatic Blanche Lister Xl Athletics William Boler, Thomas Noble xv, Art Bernard Petty X., Class Editors ' Senior Earlnor Starbird Junior Walter Kahler V, Sophomore Velma Thomas , freshman Frances Skinner Advisor Harriet Barstow Q4 Published by V, The Seniors of 1958 V, N7 W r VI ,ng a 8 5 ,v Y X 'VG ,vial it :il F 1'-v, Y g.s E. R M, 1s,'.5 V . x , 4. 'w.f,E.i- ' ,. x 4 , Uh ,. 71? Q.: 7. ff? 'Aff A , J' -x ?i f?- vi DEDICATION The seniors of 1958 take pride in dedicat- ing this book to the citizens of Dover community who have made it possible for us to have a high school, and to Mr. A. J. Bassett, our principal, who with unflagging interest has guided Dover High School from its modest beginnings to its present growth. It has perhaps never occurred to the pupils who enjoy its advantages today, that at one time not so long ago, there was no Dover High School. And yet, as we look back upon its brief history, we are amazed at the rapid strides the school has made. A Just eighteen years ago, a group of public spirited members of our community, who, fortun- etely for us, were able to look toward a future for the youth of the community, set out with a determination to orrenize a high school in this district. As a result of their efforts a high school vas organized, and with an enrollment of sixteen pupils and one teacher, Mr. Bassett, classes were begun in the building of the Congre- gational church. The first high school board was composed of Dr. Bradley, Mr. Frank Kemble, and Mrs. A. J. Bassett. At the first regular election, Mr. Charles Todd, Mr. Joe Tomson, and Mr. Claude Ross were elected as the permanent board. Mr. Todd served as director until 1953, when Mr. lf' 'rs fs lisemfn took his place. Nr. Ross served os clerk until 1936, when he was replrced by Mr. J. W. Butner. Mr. Tomson was treasurer until 1928, when he was succeeded by Mr. Kemble for three years. Mr. ' Bassett then served one year and resignedg Mr. Ray Firestone served for four years and upon his resignation in March, Mr. Woody was appoint- ed until the regular election in May, when Mr. T. J. Logan, our present clerk, was elected. V W by V ll I 'i:W:'hNNfWf GQQQQQQ Q'-QG!.je'. 'I' 'Q , 'NZ x .I 1 I KA I - ,x MH Q' '1 1 x Y 155, ga 1 .LQ g . ,-Q .N X I 4 g . A 4 1 I 1' , X xt . ., ,Lf ,ww L,- ,Lx 5 -.1 1 1' 1 -.,, X -L 4 .5 A -1 -2 , 1 X v. M I I . 4-, , Q' - ng ., g. 55 g 34 1 sux: f411Y1fUI'4'4f ,ajzf4f4lJlZf1z14Q4fZlC1Q1'4f K SSS ' S '1 High school was conducted in the Congrega- tional church from 1920 until April 1924, when the new building was completed. The second year, 1921, the enrollment had increased to twenty, and another teacher, Miss Paulson, was added to the staff. The third year there were twenty-two pupils, and the fourth year, twenty- four. In 1924, Dover High School presented its first graduate, Russell Sage, with a diploma. From that time the enrollment and graduating classes have steadily increased. In 1934 a gymnasium-auditorium was added to the building and three years later, Dover High School was promoted to the rank of a Class B school. This year, with an enrollment of sixty-five, a staff of five teachers, and a graduating class of eleven seniors, we can look back with pride upon the growth of our high school and also look with hopeful expectation toward its im- provement and growth in the future. H Hr. A. J. Bassett has been principal of our school for eighteen years. Next in senior- ity is fr. Clyde Winter who has taught here for ten years. In addition to teaching various othe subjects, Mr. Winter has built up our manual training department to its present high standard Others who have served on the regular teaching staff have included, Miss Paulson, Miss Lowery, Miss Hildred Ross, Miss Hazel Smith Miss Mary Nace, Miss Walbeck, Miss Cynthia Payne, who was here for ten years, Miss Marguer- ite Aikin, Miss Faye Clark, Miss Merle Ross, Miss Bernice Kimble, Miss Marie Wood, Mrs. Harriet Barstow, Miss Leola Olsen. Part-time teachers of music have included Miss Julia Marshall, Miss Marjorie Gonzales, Mr. Otis Mumaw, Miss Katherine Jordan, and Mrs. Albin. Compiled by M. R. and I. Hs 1 iff? wifi: -, 44 ,JMB ,qlil V x .1 V I rv... U ,F .9 .. T .Q-1. 'vi-5, 5331 Elia' SGTQCL BOARD Director r. Ghgrlgn Wiseman 'r. Tam LQgqn Trcaiurcr Clcmk 'r. f,?hQ Eutncr , A i , 1 1 ,-J, fin 15' MQ egg- , if Efii s,,.w, , . F wif: 1 i-14 3 ,1.., F fS2f'QL1 T I if . 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Q? , 'F ,I Xffo Nj 3 .Q ms 2!kE Wn vfff W3 VI WPS W if Vigo 'ff N A K 7, , First goyg Earlna- Starbirdg Naomi Petersong Richard Butncrg Irma Hendersong Blanche Lister. Second 3225 Anna Hubbardg Charles Rossg Thomas Nobleg Mrs. Barstow, sponsorg William Bolerg Bernard Pettyg Marjorie Rogers. 'JI I fl f W iyv r W i 3 ? W ?i W 4 i xff W NTI xx V 1 I ,,- n.n'K.iIE' ,ef Rss, as-, L , Mn.. 9 rf . H- u ff 1 ' ' ' .mi 'ff 44, -' .An ll.. -, , 4. , , -, dw.. v '1 vu 1 - ' Lan X .HF 'V ,-ff 1 4 R . 1. , 1 .l, tu 'W' '- -. 1. 4 1 x ' 4 i . 4 V. 11. X, 1 3 , V x SENIOR CLASS HISTORY On September 3, 1934, the following class of sixteen promising freshmen Cpromis- ing what?D entered Dover High School: Virginia Akers, Irma Henderson, Anna Hubbard, Blanche Lister, Marjorie Rogers, Maxine Holtwiok, Torma Beach, Earlnor Starbird, Luella Ginter, Dick Butner, Billy Boler, George Bennett, Jack Berger, Hugh George, Bernard Petty, and Charles Ross. During the first year, George Bennett left school and Donald Kahler, from Ross- ville, took his place. The next year the class lost Virginia Akers and Luella Ginter, and Naomi Peterson, who had taken her fresh- man year at Topeka High, joined the class. In Janua.y, 1936, the class mourned the death of Hugh George who died of pneumonia. In March, Thomas Noble came to the class from Olivette. On may Day, the Foods girls, Marjorie Rogers, Maxine Holtwick, Blanche Lister, Irma Henderson, Anna Hubbard, Earlmor Star- bird, and Naomi Peterson, gave a banquet for their mothers. The Foods girls, assisted by Dick But- ner and Donald Kohler, served the Junior- Senior Banquet under the direction of Miss Payne. The program and decorations all carried out a Cowboy setting. The next year the Juniors themselves planned the banquet, under the direction of Miss Woods and centered it around the Dutch theme. . ,,,. . an 5A A , , 1 ff ,J '53 in .. 3 simon cLAss HICTOHY Cconunuea .Near the close of the year the class held a funeral for the Class of '37. Dick Butner preached the sermon and Maxine Holtwick and Irma Henderson sang Cbetween sobs.D Members of the class act- ed as pall bearers and chief mourners. Cremation followed the services. On the eve of the last day of school this class had a party to which each invited a guest. In September, 1937, there were twelve seniorsg Norma Beach had left school during the year beforeg Donald Kahler had gone to Colorado and Jack Berger to California. An all-school party was held in October at which the freshmen and Miss Olsen, the only new teacher, were ini- tiatedl The Seniors, under the supervision of Miss Kimble, decorated the hall for the football banquet. The Senior girls, assisted by Bernard Petty, served the banquet which had been prepared under the direction of Miss Olsen. The Senior basket ball team won a pennant at the interclass tournament which took place the day before Christmas vacation At the close of the first semester, Maxine Holtwick went to Kansas City to high school, leaving a class of eleven. E.S. 5 5. 1, mjff gi qc,,-., 62' QQ C'x72:s Zu Ss The class 1958 having come to our . , V last hours, and being in the full possession of our faculties, feel it incumbent upon us t- sav a few words to our heirs concerning the long years which we have passed together, more or less happily. We will all our worldly goods and possessions to-the following bene- ficiaries, to-wit: '-X limo H nderson wills all her patience, forbearance, long-suffering and self-sacrifice, ever possessed, to Paul Croyle, to be disposed of as he sees fit. Dick Butner wills his beloved nap-time, seventh hour study hall, to anyone who can possess and get by with it. Anne Hubbard wills her ability to empty the sohoolroom in three minutes by singing HYou're a Sweetheart' at her very best, up- to date style, to Mildred Henner. Naomi Peterson does give to Martha Lam- botte, in recognition of pest valuable services rendered, all the beaux she possesses, with her best wishes for her safety and peace. Charles Ross wills to Harvey Lister his well-known ability to talk beck in self-defense and to make any action he may see fit to com- mit, seem perfectly justifiable end proper, in 'f' +hf only tdinq to doe i - .Z al 512 'Q '71 .5 fm .T 1. fi,-i' '.i4T4L,fYZ X., . ww.- , I., E le 4:9 -, W qu ,M ,V ,yi , ..,: , 1 5 V4 W mf , AVA' 'ffffffflfff wi-2'ifwS'sfwI'45sf-C Marjorie Rogers gives Velma Thomas, because of her extraordinary love for Wsouven- irsu, all the Wcomposition booksn well-filled, which testify to a long career of studiousness, Tom Noble gives his ability to skhp school, play practice, or anything else when he wants to, to Ivan Lister. Bill Boler wills his well-known ability to tell a story and leave off the knob to Earl Petty. Earlnor Starbird gives her honors in the senior class to the coming senior who most deserves them. Blanche Lister wills all her womanly charm, attractiveness and also her position on the Basket ball team to Dorothy Kahler. Bernard Petty wills all the wade of chewing gum that he can find, hidden under desks and window sills, to Le Vaun Nystrom, to re- duce her overhead expensssu. We, the class, as a group w1ll:t ' To Miss Kimble, because of her great desire to be Nletter Perfectn, all the worn out typewriter and lead pencil erasers, with - the understanding that they are to be loaned to whomsoever shall ask for them Wwithout regard to race, color or previous condition of ' '- H servitude.W Blanche, Bernard, Irma, Tom, Bill, do solemnly exhort their kid brothers and sisters respectively, to uphold their fauily standards, and not to do anything their departed brothers and sisters would not have done, if they had happened to think of it--which after all gives the younger generation quite a free hand. Hereunto have we set our hands and seal. CLAbS OF 1938 N, P. b111f'fZff'eE7f 4-i, v f:! ','- 13 Qa tl'Tx, 'x.rg3sgm, s Jnmqa uv' ,JJ 'fm I 'm itlzrjun 5 if 4343.755 ,.1w.ff. IG N fl SENIOR PROPHECY Those of you who are constant readers of scientific journals will no doubt recall the story which I am about to relate. For at the time it occurred, the phenomenon was the wonder of the scientific world. In fact, a group of eminent physicists are even now engaged upon some momentuous experiments in an endeavor to solve the mystery. Well, here is what happened: The senior class of '58 had gathered at the home of Dick Butner for a farewell party. We were seated around the fireplace, chatting cosily, when someone suggested that we turn on the radio and get a little music. Dick obligingly did so, and such shrieking and howling you never heard! Something had certainly gone wrong with the radio. Dick thought it was the battery, Bernard Juggled the tubes around, and Charles finally changeo the hook-up with the aerial Suddenly, a voice boomed forth from the speaker. HYou have been listening to the Honorable Richard K. Butner, who was elected United States senator from Kansas in the recent 1958 election. This is station DOVR, broad- casting from the roof garden of the Mercantile Building, Dover's newest 'Why that announcer is crazyln Marjorie. NHe's talking about 1958 only 1938 if I'm not mistaken.W y UBe still a minute,H whispered and 1et's hear what he has to say.U Winter skyscraper. exclaimed and this is Blanche, The announcer continued, 'We now bring you the latest newscast, brought to you through the courtesy of the Thomas Noble Triple-X Cold Cream Company, makers of the famous Noble Triple-K Cold Cream. No modern girl in 1958 can afford to be without it. Ladies, let us read to you from a letter we received from none other than that famous star of screen and , -1. 1 :A , 2- n ,L gift. X: 'filf Tw, 52 , , .V .,,, I . , z4:41,4:4f34'4fZ4'4lZdQ4Y.f'AV4f'4'Z414f'a' SSS S 4 television, Naomi Petersonia. She says, nl cannot express my great appreciation for your wonderful product. I depend upon it to preserve my velvety complexion and feel that I owe my fame, in large part, to Noble's Triple-X Cold Cream.H And now for the news broadcast: NThe foreigggconsulate, Anna Hubbard, who won world fame with her plan for international peace, is making a tour of England to study political conditions of the country. Hlrma Henderson, famous woman's rights campaign leader, announced today her candidacy for President of the United States. HThe present mayor of Dover, the prominent Charles Rose, favors the building of a new park in the residential section of Dover as a recreation center. NThe designer of the latest styles, the famous Blanche Lister, has just returned from one or her frequent trips to Europe. UEernard Petty, ace reporter of the 'Dover Post', has made the hit news storv of the sensor with his latest murder scoop. It is said that he may be cited as a Pullitzer prize winner for his excellent reporting. NBi1l Boler, television comedian, has been voted the most popular television performer of the dry. His annual salary is 515,000. UEarlnoi Starbird has succeeded the late lamented A. J. Bassett as principal of Dover High School and is beloved by all the students. Hmarjorie Rogers, former hostess on the U. S. Air Line running from New York to San Francisco, has been promoted to hostess on the China Clipper, largest passenger plane in history. N'The Follies of '58', starring the glamor- ous Naomi Petersonia, is now showing at the ' Jewel Theater in Dover, right across the street from Scott's Dry Goods Emporium. Don't fail to sec it.H There was a rumble and crackling and then silence. The radio had broken down again. E S. Ill QQ! QQQQQQ Fi X ' 'E W Ve.qf,- : ' ' 5 rl A NIIIION DOLLAR JOKE. FREE nLea A'i54i 1115, 1558 Cast of Characters. Nrs. Eustis . Peggy Eustis Percival Smith Bill Jones . Harold Bentley Rossiter Arhwright . . . David Morgan Alicia Morgan Honor Bright Miss Gibbs . .Anna Hubbard Blanche Lister Bernard Petty William Boler Richard Butner Thomas Noble Charles Ross Ze: O . Z :Naomi Peterson . . . . . . . .Earlnor Starbird Irma Henderson Percival Smith, bashful and tongue-tied, lives with his two friends, Harold Bentley and R'stiter Arkwright, who take advantage of his shy and timid manners. It isn't until Peggy Eustis appears on the scene that Percival is persuaded to assert himself. what a change there is when he gets his pals to vacate and he decides to become a mayorality candidate. But it was Peggy and a letter informing him that nc was heir to a million dollar estate that does the trick. Peggy gets a telegram for Mr. Smith telling him the letter informing him of his legacy was an April Fool joke. She doesn't want him to be a worm again so she does not LQ11 him of the telegram, which really turns out to he an April Fool joke. Alicia Morgan, with her exquisite technique, has her heart set on ensnaring a superman but she wisely decides to accept Harold's solitaire even though he loses the election. With the help of Miss Gibbs, president of the Woman's Club, and Bill Jones KDutchJ, a member of the WDown an' Outers,W Smith wins the election with an over whelming victory. With Peggy in his arms, Smith says, 'When a man's get youth and love, what does he want of a million dollars?' The strain is too much for the big wing chair, and together they crash to the floor as the SENIOR SNEAK DAY On Friday, May 13, Q52 ,xx thirteen of us left X-sej7,,f Dover headed for Kansas ,,f- City. We left town at 4:15 A.M. with thirteen dollars of the class ,- money. Our first stop 1 was at Lawrence where we got out to rest a bit and drove through the University campus. We tried to get permission to go through the penitentiary at either Lansing or Leavenworth but were not admitted to either one. . We arrived in Kansas City just as the sun began to show above the horizon but it soon clouded over and there was e continual argument all day as to which direction we were going. In the morning we went through the Armour Packing Plant and from there we went to the airport where most of us enjoyed our first airplane ride. On our way to Swope Park, where we planned to eat our lunch, we were stopped by a hard-boiled cop who cou1dn't understand why we failed te see a certain stop sign. After the boys served the class with a picnic lunch which they had brought, we all walked around the park seeing the sights until 2:50 when the keepers began to feed the animals. We weren't hungry so we left. Our next stop was the ten-cent store where the girls shopped for souvenirs. Then the ,irls took the boys to eat at the Forum. After a sho - .' in the evening, we decided to call an Maxine Holtwick. After a short visit we started home but unlike preceding years, we were happy but not tired. After we get back to Dover we watched the eclipse of the moon be- fore we went hone, B. P. 2 .1 5, 'a-25 5,555 4 s ,4 x . ., 1, , , y -!. - w iw ' g if v my-ni 11' win -1 ., .ge . an -, ,. .E III ll Ill! I V Xl CALENDAR smmoa PLAY APRIL 15 'A Million Dollar Joke' Director -Mrs. Barstow Juruon PLAY A APRIL gg nmary Goldnn Director - Mr. Winter SNEAK DAY MAY 15 JUNIOR-SENIOR BANQUET HAY 14 Theme: WBu11d1ng' Supervised by Mies Olsen BACCALAUREATE HAY 22 Speekerz Rev. Fe B. Paxton Dover Federated Church COMMENCEMENT MAY 85 Speaker: Dr. Don H. Baker Department of Economics Washburn College ALUMNI BANQUET HAY 2? Fi? i ' gz , - 1-E .5539 -.1 5. -5 - - 7 1 -. , e 1 -151' f '- 3 f First Row: Yerrill Beach, Harvey Lister, Jesse LodEf'f35ne snarbird, Walter Kanler, Albert Long second Row: Philip Holtwick, Victor Beach, Le VSHH Nystrom, Kenneth Moran, pale Logan, and Mr. Jinter, sponsor. . J Qeeggv f ., 3.135 - f Q 5 4 vw' 'Vw-11' R hw 's ,L -of' .SML x f! fftzf mg., , Q N ,- M .. -I , -.,, ,sw-,QQ , . ,Em . 2-I V t414fZ4':5.d'4 ,h:E:EQ4'4fH1'4f'z'4fZA'4'Z41 I :I JUNIORS Flower: Rose Color: Old rose and white Motto: The greater the load, the harder we'l1 pull. Three years tured into these Beach, Wayne Starbird, Maude Kemble, Le Vaun Nystrom, Nettie Lister, Kenneth Moran, Walte ago, seventeen freshmen ven stately halls. They were Merrill P Kahler, Victor Beach Harve Lister Flo d Ta lor Y Y Floyd Moran, Albert feng, Jesse Long, Carl C Philip Holtwick, Dale Logan and Joe Ribelin. of these freshmen finished the year except C Cahill: As we look back upon our first year in High School, it seems that the freshman year Y ahill, All arL Dover pre- sented more difficulties than any other. The subjects seemed harder because they were dif fer- ent and it was some time before we were adjusted to'h1gh school routine. Of course the rest the school called us 'green freshiesn but we didn't mind. With that calm philosophy whic characterizes our class, Cespecially when th teachers demand too much of us in the way of virtue or studyl, we concluded that these mi upper classmen were also 'green freshiesn on or they would not be where they are today, hardest thing we had to tackle was Ninitiati After being run through the paddling line we forced to eat raw oysters which were fed to by the seniors at the initiation party. At the beginning of the sophomore year reported back to school except Carl Cahill, Moran, and Floyd Taylor. Maude Kemble left the first semester, leaving thirteen in the at the end of the year. of h e shty ce The Onon Were U8 all Floyd after class v P Iy.' W2 .jg 5, H ?:,. S 1 x ?:,w. 1? ,,'.'va a f , v 4,44 JUNIORS CContinuedD At the beginning of the junior year all returned to school that had finished the sophomore year except Merrill Beach, who went to Maple Hill the first semester but joined us again at the second semes- ter. At the end of the first six weeks Nettie Lister left us. The class officers' are: President, Albert Longg V1ce-Presi- dent, Jesse Longg Secretary and Treasurer, Wayne Starbird. Mr. Winter is our sponsor. The Junior class has contributed generously their enthusiasm, time and effort to the glory of Dover High School, in music, sports and other high school activities. Those who have achieved recognition in music are: Albert Long, Jesse Long, Walter Kahler, and Harvey Lister Those who have helped mightily to boost the scores in baseball, basketball and foot- ball are Albert Long, Jesse Long, Walter Kahler, Harvey Lister, Merrill Beach, Victor Beach and Wayne Starbird. La Vaun Nystrom, the only girl left in the class, must think that this is quite a Hman's worldn at times. However, she has not allowed the junior class to be forgotten in girls' activities, for she is a member of the Girls' Glei Club and of the Girls' Basketball Team, and also took a leading part in the junior play. W. K. aff fgz X j., 'xg v -up KV!! , . JUNIOR PLAY 'MARY GOLD' Directed by Mr. C- G. Winter Eirstlgggz La Vaun Nystrom, Irma Henderson Marjorie Rogers. Second gow: Harvey Lister, Walter Kahler, Wayne Starbird, Merrill Beach, Viator Beach Cast gi,Charactera Jedroliah Davis Starr Bradley . . . . Unc 1 e Ed Dunlap Ernest Clark . Props , . , , , Mary Brown . . Annabhlle Evans Florence Jordan Wayne Starbird Merrill Beach Walter Kahler Harvey Lister Victor Beach . . .Marjorie LRn5ers La Vaun Nystrom Irma Henderson I , . ,v-- . A n '. V f- ,..?k:,fN 9 Vim 1' F255 . 'A-m5ygQf' J, - Mg: i' gi:-4 ' A V ,,,.. .,. ,f ' . A-,A?'.g'..- .3 1 5 X 21 Y ,t ,im ..-P. s gig , .uf f .f . , 1 , ,uh , , K 5 ' w 'u ,- M5 ' Jw EY'i?I3iQ, jig at ' ' if K, t '94 fi 1 A. , ' i V fa1z!'m.s , aww? V X o Q ,gang tiff-me-i ii Jmuoa -sruron BANQUET K7' ,7 if X 14 8+ PQ 150, ,K X X 5 is the Junior class enter- Egljllbjx ,, tained the Senicrs, 'lj faculty, and members of the school board and their wives. C The banquet hell -s.E':,,P, .us lighted by 'Ir-. : - emdles. Tr-ees otblined the hall and a may-pole s ood in the center from which e blue ann a gold streamer 'an to zach of the four tables. The wenu tuoklets were in the shape of oak leaves, and the tiny log cabin beiore each plete proved to D9 a nut cup. The sophomore girls, who pre- nared and served the banquet, under the direc- tion of Miss Olsen, were blue dresses with Ueadbnnds and aprons of gold trimmed in blue. PROGRAM Senior Motto: WThe timber lies before usg Let us build.n , Toastmaster: lulter Kahlar moonlight on the swnses Iralg Junior Boys Quartet ejlue Printsw B111 Boler Met er 1 al s L eVeu'1 Ny E t ro m Vue Ol- Apple Tree Junior Boys Quartet 'mxcavationd lk. Wiseman fConscructionW Miss Kimble MENU Fruit Cocktail Baked Han Mashed Potatoes Gravy Buttered Peas and Carrots ' Poinsetta Salad Redishes Rolls Ice Cream Cake Coffee Nuts , 3 , Hui? ,, ilfffz V-.4 1 wig . 4 13- L. v ,MQL W yfffzf 6' te: 12- -gg ,Qffif . L jifjii ffjil , In V . 5 1151 1 ,Y-'-'J V LH. QTY ' ! A ,, ,VI . c 'x H 'mul ms A ' ,QS ?i?e5? f' Xxlf' X, ' X .ff lifes r, 'm ffgrwe ie?2EYis , V , ,4 ,Eg . - X ,- ,I ff aff.-fer. ww-+ , 4 r, N, , K W' - K , fj1?jr,.?E 1 . N nl 31 Q - ' , ii A f N' X' 2 x 1 ' M gig? 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Nj Nl !k 'f ' 'fi' jf ' - ' - Y , Y- af: f. ww--MV , if k 1 4 H' A 4 1 o 'L F2 Lani ka if 4.:4Eigi,Li .1 .ELM QQ , 1, ,A ,L i I v I he Our Bur And SOPHOMORES Motto Don't try dying, but die trying sophomore history I'l1 relate for you colors are gold and royal blue, flower is a rose of yellow hue, to dear old Dover we'll always be true. In sports, in music, and lessons we do, We strive to lease and be honest too. P We're mischievous maybe, but we have fun, And we're proud of our class of twenty-one. First comes Ila with eyes of blue, To her class and friends she'll ever be true A pretty housewife for all to see, A happy home her's surely will be. Mildred Henner is true and dependable And does her work in a way quite commendable Never shirks when there's work to be done Always ready for a bit of fun, Helen is a jolly girl, She's far from being slow. She's going to be a teacher, And a good one too, I know. Norma Belle, a pretty lass Is a joily member of our so homore class, In basketball the team's all for herg She's our standby and top-notch scorer. There are very few things Robert can't do, He can wash, he can iron, and cook some too. He'll make some girl a mighty fine Wwife', And she will be happy all of her life. Eugene has never a moment of leisure. He studies first, then reads for pleasure. For all his friends he has a smile, And nothing seems to cramp his style. X x . TE Y A iff 4 a X' W 1 v . . .q.,i,,g , . ,, W A' .-., 0 , 'H ,., K PJ 'ia-V117 ,ff .4 , 1:1 A s 'fUf'!f'ff'E -V .H A A . ffz 1 .,'..,,E.,A., K. l, yi J'i-t,,.n,, , .A V' fi' Wk. iqlsf ul L W1. W ..,' ,. , , . Nur, 1 'II -n 1 4 K n fi Z . -A N551 'SG 4. 1 K -vy. ffwiii when you come to the name of Austin, And you pause a moment in thought, This golden haired lad you'll remember as Bud And the Joys to the class he brought We depend on Petty to win our debates. All the agonizing work our faculty creates He does with Wdispatchn and without Wcomp1aint,N While under the burden the rest of us faint. Ward has a fine disposition And we prophesy for the lad That he'll sometime attain a position Of professor like his dad. Charles Kemble is happy and gay And often laughs away the day. To his schoolmates he's known as Bill And his greatest task is being still. Paul Croyle will be a Solomon When he has finished college. We marvel at how one boy's head Can hold such heaps of knowledge. Rex Corbet of musical fame will someday make himself a name. He whistles and sings and the flute he plays we hope to hear more of him one of these days. Harold Noble is a quiet lad Who never thinks of being bad. If into error he should fall 'Twould shock the teachers one and all. Here's Ray Hickey, better known as Mickey, Takes life as he finds it, ' . Doesn't seem to mind it. Just goes on his way, and calls it a day. There's a boy in our class named Howard Who's reserved but never a coward. Wherever in life that he may go He'll always have friends but never a foe. wr W + 1 fi. iff? v ,aj gd 5. -if EE .Qi 4 . 3 .Q Af. .1 e V 4 . n 4 V n. g- h 'mf ' 1:3 1 , .ju Q M .rg 1-if fi Q ffYf4?t5L-swf-ff if lu K xi, 2 i L s, .. K .fm 'W-Wfibivfaf Xia: f .a Wi 1'-,4 ,3 For Byron Rafferty 11fe's quite a bore He stretches and yawns, then stretches some more But he can sing, should the notion strike him. A jolly lad, his pals all like him. Elmer Uorand seems to like tenth hour More than the pride of wealth and power, But what he likes best, we'll have to admit Is to torment his teacher in English a bit. Edward, just Ed or Junior to you Is always happy and never blue. In moving pictures he's so good, He really should 'go to Ho1lywood.W Of Charles Holmes what shall we say? He has a quiet thoughtful way. He studies hard to get his lessons So to the teachers he needs no confessions. Kenneth Hughes is always cheery For his life is never dreary. He'll be famous some day we know He'd go over big with Major Bowes. Last but not least is Velma Thomas. . She's a young lady with lots of promise. While the others strive and stew She makes A's with no ado. Of each of these could more be said But printers ink and space forbid. By Ve To 12 W1 f . .. V115 ' 4 u 1+-wi EIT nE,.., 1 - Y , .14 A l . , , x . 1 . 7? 5: V fi I fl-ff, -eww. , : f. TQ? . 553: . f fffrlfl L1 ,: ,E-fu' A , -W1-q fi. ' 1 iw: '4 9 - , fQ,fL . . 5 , , , ,Vi , 4 MVA - ? ' ,ga , aw-vii , wie , Jw ,Wy 1 First Row: Tarley Moran, Kyle Moran, Herman iisfler, Iiames Winsor, Clyde Holmes. Second Row: Marvin Sage, Ivan Lister, Earl Petty, Edward Harmon, Charles Hyatt, Miss Olsen, sponsor. Third Row: Dorothy Kahler, Jean Loveland, Bonny Hughes, Martha Lambotte, Frances Skinner, Marie Croyle, Bella Henderson, Virginia Moran. A 1 4 ri . 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Dorothy Kahler so sunny and bright' Plays basketball with all her might. Martha Lambotte with mischievous eyes Is pretty and peppy and jolly and wise. Bella Henderson, tall and neat, At tickling the ivories is hard to beet. WI sing of Jeanie with the auburn hairn, Melvu Jean Loveland with smile so rare. Edward Harmon, you could be chsrmin' If you'd get busy and do some larnin'. Marie Croyle is plump and Jolly, To study too herd she thinks is folly. James Winsor does his best. Whet's lacking in size he makes up in zest. A tell slender lrd is Charles Hyatt He looks like he's been on quite a Nlongn diet. , ,, ...w,.- ,. f-K mp M: - 1 J' n, 1 5'S9w ' 31 . . qfnnsgg? t ie 'ww sf an vi .. 2 f fw e ' 11Q A i 'b Hg: 1 : la w ' J f- :w1 f 4 2f1.1I'f' f3.4 T , I A 1 4 s . ., Vg . . '. w fm3 1 J . 1 g fq .3 J-.1 uf QL ing I 'WHATE III jf fff f V .Z Life is real to Herman Lister And a serious business, I'l1 tell you, M Kyle Moran is a vor: bright boy. For him playing ba etball is a Joy. 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Mfaziixi ,ml-E , Qian H -5. ,. .1 4 373?9Yx5lW1'3 IR 5 ,T 5593 H' 1 ff-9 M ,vtxfailw 1' Q DISTRICT RURAL SCHOOL MUSIC FESTIVAL In 1938, for the first time, district music festivals were held at each of the eight rural high schools in Shawnee county. The district festival at Dover was held March 10, at 8:00 P.M. Six rural schools participated, and about eighty grade school and high school pupils appeared on the program. Mrs. Barstow was chairman of the festival, and the following grade schools and their teachers participated: Century, Pauline Starbirdg Haskell Creek, Margaret Meredith, Pleasant Hill, Mabel Myer, Highland, Mabel Carlatg Pleasant Valley, Beryle Brrnesg Dover, Orville Sohwanke and Ellen Sage. Miss Maude Snyder, County Superintendent, who inaugurated the festivals, talked briefly on her plans for the future of music in rural schools, The first part of the program was presented by the combined choruses of the grade schools and also included special numbers by the individual schools. Frances Skinner accompanied this part of the program and also played two piano solos. The second half of the program was presented by Dover Hiph School musical organizations, including Boys Glee Club, Girls Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Boys Ensemble, Girls Ensemble, and Mixed Ensemble. Accompanists were Rella Henderson and Ile Winter. The latter also played a piano solo. . -+.... ...wr ,H N. In spite 3.',f.fffti3Qf'Zf .71'f:5e.g,,, X of the muddy roads, .,g R , ?r51f3fiQsl a surprising- y arge , xg 3 4 , J riliifs crowd attended the hawk- N Q.g,j',p I, festival. ' 'Y x 1 ff' gr? B.L. 2 I Q . ' .2' ', gf N , , 0, 1 f 1 . , .sl .' .frf - .fFT:Qw' Ui. -:V 1 .'.' 'Z -.' ' , '-r. 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The Girls' Glee Glu also rated Excellent, which las seo- ond place in our class. The Boys' Glee Club came home with a rating of Excellent which gave ue another first place. Wednesday afternoon, the Mixed Ensemble, Girls Ensemble and Boys Ensemble, sang at the Topeka High School. Those singing in the Mixed Ensemble were: Irma Henderson, Bonny Hughes, Blanche Lister, Ile winter, Frannes Skinner, Rex Corbet, Walter Kehler and Kenneth Hughes. They received a rating of Excellent. Those singing in the Girls' Ensemble were: Irma Henderson, Bonny Hughes, Velma Thomas, lla Winter, Blanche Lister, Dorothy Kahler, and Frances Skinner. They rated as Good. Walter Kahler, Kenneth Hughes, Albert Long, Rex Corbet, Austin Riley, Harvey Lister, and Byron Rafferty sang in the Boys' Ensemble. They received a rating of Excellent. Everyone was pleased with the fine record that we had made at the festival. B. 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In addition to performing for crit- zqpkl :kg ioism and rating, and lisgeninihto Erpupsth r1f'5gQf from other schools throug ou e S a e, G A .f' students who participated had the privilege of hearing a concert by Helen Jepson, Soprano fegklaxggg of the Metropolitan Opera of New York, and .kirg also the annual performance of Mende1ssohn's oratorio, NEli3ahN, in which David Blair X1 McClosky, eminent baritone of New York, sang YV the leading role. X9 A. x7 xv A N7 M xf A xc VI , i X P X-, e we A'A' ece'AGm3e' ai13 e5fo'Bi , First Row: Virginia Moran, Jean Loveland,. X, Frances Skinner, Bella Henderson, Accompanist, X , Velma Thomas, Norma Boler, La Vaun Nystrom, Mrs. Barstow director. YV Second Row: ,Marjorie Rogers, lla Winter, N p Martha Lambotte, Dorothy Kahler, Marie Croyle, X, Blanche Lister, Irma Henderson, Bonny Hughes. 0 V YK ., N . ,I . . yi I A2 r-A-1 131, 0. X! x. ' -Q-La , .14 .3 4 X, if ,fr X, 'ww , '41 .,.4.4....A. .4- , aw W N mlgwy Q Xe 4443 mm sh, 'Ev 'Q 'f X I XE! XJ W NTI W VI W W W KVM! ff? ,-..,.-.....Q...7f..A.,. V POPIA PFQTIVIL fbOHt1DH8dl per1orm.nct, for whlle they d1d not rate ts hleh nn. wther groups 1n thelr c1.ss, they xert Ly nu means the lowest, and were C3mp0t1DC w1th 1 rger schools 1n all events Th g1rl ensemble, ln compet1t1on Wlth thlrty H106 groups, FLCEIVLU an honor I?t1Dg of Cood, the m1XGd enserble, compet1ng w1th tveuty px Lys, lso rft d Good, the bu s' c um, Fgtlh ood, was on f the four o thc, une W11C sengl to recclve fn 1 Q31 retlnf, tne nlxed cherus wus one of e 1A choruses our uf iuurteen, ta FGC61VG h moz rttlhgs. Th LF retlng wos also Goan. Th tud nts who wtttnded recelved much en lt 1 we enwoyment fxom the fest 1V 1 and exe truly grateful to the mtny frlends who made lt posslble for them to attend by pPOV1d1ng transportatlon and encouragement. U 1 J F v M ' Fx Y I 5 P A K . 7 u l e l w d e d q la - d x d u d u l u d - I Y k y x Y A ' L 1 A Y x r fl Y xX A Au ' J BOYS' GLEE CLUB Flrst Bow: Byron Rafferty, Howard Long, Walter Kahler, Berntru Petty, Rex Corbet, Kenneth Hu hi,-S l Seconu B335 Albert Long, Hervey Lister, iUSt1H Rllty, Vrs. Qarstow, ClTCCtOFj Dick Butner, B111 Boltr, Chzrl,s Kemble. x N xx w W W r Q 1 v r f r xy v Q W Nl fx! xr X 1 ' . l ' ' , K g, QW '. -VI A -' 'WA tl ,- A l K, 73 A ,J o , 'YW' ,ree Vfy i 5 for efy ,,. ny,.,1,-,oi X ' . '9oiwEMK'f Q ,H -me 'i t .WJiiHH? Jk.'fw IMELWQH' 73 5 ? - ' e 1 m'n9 1 hams? X. ' z, mn D, H-WWW ' ,A A , ' Q f f' , N - g lhy' l V Mr ' ' ' 'f2f-'Situ 'vm H+-H+ -, '-vw -V---4 ' .Y..,-.:::--- J: kk . A 455kfK ' f , ' S 3 ',,. 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'X D 4. . X f w , , . . . q Q N 1 - W1 XY! 'S f vy4 5 lr ' 1 ' 2 ' S Y ' y ' ' A ' -f 2 2 ' 4 . . 1 is ' w N I .. x ' 1 5' 31 t U VHXJ Yyt' I Q J ,UR+' W EY M A ' Fi xii: . ,' Vjxf W V J A ' -+ i V, F t J Nl x t f - 5 A I,VQ 5 w f X, ',L-rtg 1.g:: -Mfrs'-.::1:gtTi i 'ii:4:4 .1 : ' :: ' ' , g,,, ,,, g 1 j g, :W Nl xf xx o x,f V z n ....,s.n......,..,.: ...,... f i 1 ,Y ,lug 1. ? f f iii? 231 hx vi -.f N., 1216 ji .35 -4- Q fa M5 . 5, ga Qi V .nf im ,s. K . ,X gx 3 TnBLBhUX: UCHRISTMAS EVERYWHEREW Wednesday evening, December 22, 1937, Dover gh School presented to the public the tableeux, NChristmas Everywhere.N According to the story, hristine's aunt, who hed been touring Europe, sent Christine e lovely postcard album for hristmes. She also sent a Christmas Spirit to open the album and explain the pictures. Mr. Winter had constructed a large frame with swinging door, which looked exactly like a huge postcard album. As the Christmas Spirit tuned the pages of the album, living pictures in costume showed the Christmas customs in other countries. The pictures represented Christmas in England, France, Spain, Switzerland, Italy, Russia, Norway and Sweden, Holland, Germany, Nexico and the United States. As the pictures appeared on the stage, Christmas carols from the country portrryed were sung by the high school chorus. Christine was well pleased with her gift ond, judging by their hearty applause, the audience enjoyed it as much as she did. The crst was as follovsz Christine Marjorie Rogers Christmas Spirit Virginia Moran NATIVE CHARACTERS: Norma Boler, Marie Croyle, Mildred Henner, Anne Hubbard, Martha Lumbotte, Le Vaun hystrom, Helen Sage, Earlor Starbird, Norma Beech, Bill Boler, Dale Logan, Charles Kemble, Earl Peyty, Bernard Petty, Charles Potty, Ward Bassett, Victor Beech, Kenneth Moran, Wayne Sterbird. CHORUS: Frances Skinner, Ile Winter, Velma Thema Dorothy Kohler, Blanche Lister, Irma Henderson, Bonny Hughes, Maxine Holtwick, Herman Lister, Harley Moran, Kyle Moran, Walter Kohler, Harvey Lister, Albert Long, Jesse Long, Robert Butner, Eugene Carlot, Rex Corbet, Kenneth Hughes, Howard Long, Byron Rafferty, Austin Riley, Richard Butner, Edward Rahberg. Accompanist: Rella. Henderson. Music Director Harriet H. Barstow Tableeux and Costumes Bernice Kimble Stage Uanarer Clyde G. Winter 1 In 11 Y QQWJQ Hxqdgqg fwif V3 Y, ,L 'K 1 .lvv A j Qi1r u 1' an ,,,s.4, M , 'Q -wi '- ua 4 ,- 2 ps 2 'iTbA :vi,xa 4,'v: 'auf Aff! ,'r agQi !, wwwwbn ,wfdmfl A +2 4? 211:13 v xv, 'XJX' N MOV Dover,nKansas 4fL1'4fH1'4f QQ x'X V 'esefeccfeesqe .1 e N UsL,Pub Q Iig 'r para LQ U s TAB A-M Hob Q l SQKJQL some EZNQUFQQ 1-'ocjgfsglt gels g ' P 5 X , ' ' j ?w : m , b - r b p h r lr b h e L i n h On Wednesday evening November 8, the school board gave r banquet in honor of the football team who have made such a splendid record. The feast was prepared by the cooking class sup- ervised by Miss Olsen. The decorating was done by the senior girls under the direction of Miss Kimble who had worked out a clover scheme of decoration. At either end of the gymnasium goal posts were placed, one bear- ing the pennants with the names of the sch- ools we had defeated, and the other, names of those to whom we had lost. The tables were placed to form a let- ter WFN, and the pro- gr nsimxw in the shape of footballsl A program was given following the banquet with M . Charles Wise man acting as Toast- master. The chief speaker of the even- ing was Mr. Elmer Holm, of Washburn College. His subject was HThe Kick-off,u Jesse Long, captain of the football team gave a toast, nThe Scrimmage.N Mr. Bassett spoke on the subject, WThe Touch- down.N Music was A furnished by the Washburn Male Quartet directed by Prof. Frank S. Kenyon. Mrs Barstow played a piano solo. A. H. Y7 P fin I H . :ng ' ' -' 'L M :J .V 'f A A 451' 4, 1. ' 4 . ' an x X , '.T1 5 1 iff 3?-4 L -f1+M 'S' ii A . '5 lx if 15.54 , S 2' .a:fW:g Q' K 3' :gf ii 3 flTU5j f Q.. H esagwli 5 agar? 51501 -I T i ?q ' Q-ilifxff' - 1 , f ge' 4v1ajg.rahfi: Q-L -3 rp W-,K -:5g: .' W M .1 4-'F f-'J - 3 2 , ,www maya .57 f' 'fl' l ' .. ,J s' X vw y ,un-4.u..., in-1k yin . mv .rw-,Q Y '-'1,'gA,x-5 f, Lgpzsvl, , Hiwiinai' 'if,'13 Lff'. ' I :V 5.5. .W 531,34 , -4-1 g g mg VV. g 51.-,WYQ rel--Q J' ., 1 , 41 gsgwfz' f, V5 f., gl' 41 uw 'fs 14-fm Q- ' f -'fig W 6161! us'A'l ' A -3 L Q 'rr ' ' X , K' I ' ,F i ' , - , AW. ,y x , .11-. N X tu' if ' f ,. 1' n 4. 1' U ' I 4 :U y , www V gl v ,itf 5,5 K , H 5.3, 3 . L L. M A 1 ww at 3 2 g :P fx l','iJ.! g L. . .. ,- g -M W' ' FW-,Q fi? K . ' ' ' , xi Q, 'wp 5 . . - 'W 1:1 5, V, -,5 41 , A gp, xv 1. ,fd M: -, ,-' Wwe- A- . 5 -,EN-ee-.5 ,, Ng.. 'v f .11 -E-'L - ff ,A tri: 1. AL f , Q ' ' Y KF' '1.f,.': '-1 L'v.4?:-aw? f -+ Y-: - ,. . , K 1 ' 1 f 'f'? 4r- fi, Q ' J. N A L - W 1 v . ., , ' 1 iglzwl- 44:-gc' N nf ,M-N if dqwwig, W L r-X A Q.. MQ I A' an A , 'QAS' X A in JA f-' :lik iff? , X .-- A :L -2 f iv :fl-5' Aiiiwi ' 1- Q., 4 Y . . - Q , L,, 5- .l , 4 L 2 1 will e ' w. , W w ' A t .. Q51-'IKE gif 2 . A f' 'g' lL3::..,g, ff . f' if V ifgE3mWTWfF COACH L A. J. BASSETT FOOTBALL BOYS' BASKETBALL GIRLS' BASKETBALL A BASEBALL INTEHCLASS TOURNAMENT CHEER LEADERS MARJORIE 5OGEhS and CHARLES PETTY xg, ,+ K 4 rr 3, , 2!?igQf:'?':2M IE A 15' -I V ,N , I-r 1,1-nj , 4 x gi, u., fe ' . ' . -, 5 , I ' ' Q lj X 1 i V 5 ,5 Q .. 1 'Q .4113 Fi EM 4 t B FooTeAi,L N B ' ' ' B 1 Dover loet her first league game to Auburn iand the lest Tame of the season to Roseville, a team thet had not been defeated for three years. 'Silver Lake, Berryton, Maple Hill and Washburn Qfailed to cross Dover's goal line. help the team win. Tom Noble, fullback, could al- ways be counted on for some good plungee through ' the linc. . Walter Kahler, quarterback, drew many favor- able comments from the eport writers and deserves e much of the credit for thf fine showing of the ,Dover team. However, Diok'e work in the line, to-f gether with the line men that helped him makp a line thst always held, should not be over-looked. Q Dover's first team was composed of Thomes Noble, walter Kahler, Albert Long, Bill Kemble, ,Bax Corbft, Jceec Long, Charles Ross, Bill Bolcr, - Richard Tutner, Auetin Riley, and Wayne Starbird. Hifi, -, ,-..J...!, J V- Y: xp w mann xml 4- annum 1. Haro Noble, Elmer MOLQHG, Gene Carlat, Herley Moran, Clyde Holmes, Charles Holmes, Edward Hdrmod. Rom 2: Victor Beach, Bill Kcmble, Byron Rafferty, , Tom Noble, Bill Boler, Albert Long, Irvin Koci, Rid 3: welter Kahlcr, Charles Rose, Wayne Star- Cifd, Jeeee Long, Rex Corbet, Austin Riley, Earl Petty, Lick Butner. B. B. V Q, Jesse Long, captain of the team, did much to - ft we :gm H535 n x 9 . BGYS' BASKETBALL W x First team. Egret Boy: Rex Corbet, Jesse Long, Walter Kahler, Beznard Petty. gggggg Boy: Albert Long, Tom Noble, Dick Butner, Mr. Bassett, Coach. The Dover Basketball team completed a very successful season this year, considering that the first five played most of the entire season, winxing nine games and losing five. luch oraise should be given to the boys who worked together so well and also to Mr, Bassett, the coach, who took a great interest in the boys and their work. Every game was well attended, and the support of the on- lookers helped the boys to keep up their sp- irits and enthusiasm. The first five were, Jesse Long, Captain, Dick Butner, Walter Kahler, Albert Long, and Thomas Noble. The substitutes were, Bernard Petty, Qex Corbet, and Bob Butner. T. N. . 5 !'l'4p.Kin3lQ' -Gwswhdw - :r,fx1fywJi'.-ELMAAfigkiyk' .. i -:ig 1'-LL.wkirfT6sB.1H L.L.ni.' ' INTER-CLASS TOURNAMENT Thursday afternoon, December 23, just before the Christmas holidays, our school had an inter-class basketball tournament. This is the second year that this plan has been in effect, and this year, as well as in the last tournament, everyone complimented on the class spirit sportsmanship shown. Ric referee. colored X arimus selected SlClwllI'lC Follovin SoFY,5 l P69 V,Ch ldc VQFQQO. JC he 1? S L Q h stet favor. is to be and hard Koci, '57, officiated as The scene was gay witi bright- streamers and banners of the classes. Those who were not to play on the teams set on the s and cheered their cle 5 the t urnewcnt the st ce crear bars and cooki mgde hy the Foods girl Senior Class won by Q It was enybody's game second. Then the semi , raking the scorf 6-7 ssmutos. udents were es which 93, very smell 1 right tp ti ors threw in tl is Yiwu fl' c lst E 2nd P Second Team ow: Lister, Bench, Kemble, Norah, .ewz Riley, Rafferty, Harmzn, Hughes, Bas ett if 4 'tg' V Ut wrt-'r - I-nw? , . ': .- f' . 31 213:-1 I ggiif c. 'fi !?Fm 1T,y3Q ' f. f, A - p-, ,,,,,fHr, F . . . W. 1, :Q 5124, Q 1 A 1 I , W. LL -1 K .N ,...,, 2 3 ' ,- ' ad Z. ' , ' Q, u- w- 4 q H - '93 H . :yr gf Q, ' .1 1 - A ENE HBS? 1 fx GIRLS BASKETBALL First Howl Virginia Moran Norma Boler, ..-............. I Le Vaun Nystrom, Irma Henderson, Captaing Blanche Lister, Bella Henaerson, Melva Jean Loveland. gecqgg Row: Dorothy Kahler, Bonny Hughes, Martha Lambotte, Helen Sage, Ila Winter, Frances Skinner. Our season opened December 10 with a victory for Dover over our visiting team, Hossville, and a score of 55-15. Other league games were played with Maple Hill, Berryton, and Silver Lake. We also played two practice games with Alma. Out of the nine games played we won only one. This i probable due to the fact that there were only twenty girls in school and only thir teen went out for practice. Most of the players this season were freshmen and new to the lame but they worked hard and were a credit to the school. Our captain this year was Irma Henderson, forwar.. B. L. S .N 11.15 1 1 o A ' a N V I X, 5 , v , . i . 1 I M- si , A , ! 'V - b V J :lj D ff 1 V V. 'V 'I W-'lane-4 ffvlf' '-A- - fi 2 f Q - L XX ,l N X . 4 XXXA1 HQMQX X, ,.,. X . or 1 ,I ---LJ n QI? BASEBALL - I f - - A-- V- f 1 W , -, ,-o N-- IZ ,N X I 4 xi Ng ' i WA fx - -9 A! . ,ff W . 4 7 V 4: W ' A Y ' f, 5 q, A,, QQMKfijTJ- il! A ik- .!,. hw. ,MK Uk S b x Flr t Row Elmer Mormnd, Hwrvey LISDSP, welter K nler, Rex Corbet, Byron R fferty, Mr Tosse+t, coach ccond Box, Howard Long, B111 Kemble, Auebln Hlley, W yn St rblrd, Jes e Long, w y HICKGY, Alocrt Long The Dov r Hlgh School Besebwll Term lot so eueccesfa t 1 as n S 11 t WlBllDU one 3 we end loslng four Sever l of ine pl were were 1D8XDLF1CDCGd ln hlgh ecnool cnmpetltlve sport but they re ee son ne t sprlng Tne Record 1S S follows Score Dover V1S1tOPS Bcrlvton at Berrytnn Aer R 5oV1llb at R3SSV111C Apr v r T t Dover Apr 4 Leconpt V L Dover M y Auburn t Auburn rf fs-fi by r 25555 V V VI ' J V .VI ov 7'--1 , ,, Q 0 :lsr ...oe D 1 :Qc V, on T Q 1 3 a S lx., V l A D A ' W X wee In L Uh--I ' 1 se on ax ess 3 X , L -1 2, jg 'Agia ...J . . 3 . o I f. I Qs v yy looking rorward to a more successful vy Q 3. ' X ' . 0- ' V T , A I ' Xl Xf - A - , , Q1 W A .. Q Q 'A 1 6 5 V1 ww X C A Q D - ' Q 26 1 7 Q7 XF, S 1 L. loilk C E1 w 0 9 5 4 n no 1 on a' ' u 6 1 3 lxf vf ' . e May ll 4 5 xy NP, l v W g.T1'TI l.. :i::::.TT31 :g4g3g'gu-g g givm-.illrw-f 7 ir ww-H 7 --girl aj,-if g -Q6i'4 ff Ill! III Zi! S 5 KN Ki 'S tx V 5 Tv' ' Rye ffgv grf 'HW -sf'ws5fmfX ggxfv , j'4Jg ,Q4'1-, ilyjh S013 u normal me S Lwllilfwxijxn ' g w4 rkynnrrgfl uql' ix l7fhi we Mx 'e To n ff -fi , :in -2 A , 4 2 b, , . 'gr V 'SN ,S V INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB An international Relations Club was organized during the second semester for the purpose of holding open forum discus- sions upon current events. The club is sponsored by the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, New York City. The officers elected were: Marjorie Rogers, presidentg Anna Hubbard, secretaryg Irma' Henderion, librariang Earlnor Starbird, program chairman. One member, Paul Croyle, studied for and took the annual national competitive examination on the League of Nations. Results of this year's examination are not kno n. However, Dover High School is proud of the fact that Paul non first place in Kansas in a similar examination in 1957. X X X N Illfl NTQQN-TYQQx'x GGG ' 'MI 13 f1aHsi5Q'e'ffrw W. 5 ' rw M45-' 'T bm N 5' 1. 1: i .. F 1 155 Jw T ,, ff! gf ,.a Q4 in rt, 4 ,ua - A -. .-a f , Q :lx ' , . 4 U 'V xwf - w. -M ,.-1. 1 1- -X Init.. , , , ,,f, , . W' ft' 5 ' , 'V A , ...Q ' 1 QA ?53 Aavf, 5 e ,335 19 nv ,1izs U ,, 4- . ,, , .2 bfswrf. . 'm'pD lu. ',1 5 5' f.-.?,i,..Y L-1,, ':' mf gif:- ,guf,if.1rz 4' W, 'Q 9sUff3f5'i'-j .P uqgggxwig Nf3R5iUbi! 5 www nfmfff. E . .1-38,5 Nr THE DOVER irH CLUB The Dover 4-H Club has just completed a very successful year during l937w8. Seventeen members completed the year's work. Several of the members won county and state honors of which bgth the and the club are very proud. Walter Kghler and Bill Boler ranked first in their crop demonstration at the Silver Lake Fair and also the Topeka and Hutchinson State Fairs. Irma Henderson and Norma Belle Boler took first in the clothing demonstration at the Natlonal Livestock Show at Wichita. Orville Butner won first in model house- building at the Hutchinson State Fair. The boys' crop projects were hindered greatly by adverse weather conditions but they were not discouraged because many have signed up for another crop project. The girls, under the leadership of Mrs. Nystrom, showed exceptionally good results in home economics mainly clothing. Irma Henderson, Walter Kahler, Lakin Schwanke and Orville Butnsr, were chosen to S5-H8 in the Shawnee County chorus for 1958. Our club, under the direction of Mr. Schwanke, entered a one-act play, WSophie from Sandysvil1e,N in the county contest. Mr. Orville Schwanke and Mrs. Doris Nystrom were the mainstays of the club. Their enthusiasm and interest was an ex- cellent example to set before any young 4-H-er. The 4-H Club is a vital part of the school and community and deserves the support of every parent and teacher. All xQxfx I I I I I QS Qk'Qg N. vi W X7 W X7 W VI .. Q' wx K. Q mari' b?V't1 Dover High to the 4-H Club Bernard Petty Martha Lambotte Irma Henderson Rella Henderson Le.Vaun Mystrom School students who belong include: Bill Boler Rex.Corbet Dale Logan Earl Petty Norma Bolor A.H VHANDS ACROSS THE SEAN Marie Croyle Harley Moran Anna Hubbard Dorothy Kahler Walter Kahler and O.S. The Foreign Correspondence Club was organized in October, 1957, by Miss Kimble, with twelve members. Naomi Peterson and Maxine Holtwick each corresponded with a boy in Bermany. Walter Kahler exchanged letters with a boy in Luxemburg, and Wayne Starbird, with a girl in British Guiana. Anna Hubbard began a correspondence with a girl in England which she still continues. In September, 1957, the club was re- organized. Several members received names and are writing to students in foreign countries. Because of the unsettled conditions in many countries it has become more difficult to keep up such friendships. However, those who have continued to write have found it ex- tremely interesting. Earlnor Starbird has been corresponding with a girl in Belgium who sent her, as a graduation gift, a small portrait of herself, enclosed in a red, heart-shaped frame, to be worn as a dress ornament. E. S. W W 'www-7 -. . ' ! , 'A , 1 . f- rv A W V1 -:f f', 4'-1 '5-r W. 1 uw .4 . Q1 . 'VII o 56 1 kg.. -,,.. iqiv . A -Q59 ll,--1v4i 's -nw A r . xXx ' 5 f 5 .f mf f fv4'i - dx X? fy? .f '-- Yr fs KD x xi ff f 1' i . XFJNT' 1 ., p 1 1 f X '--.. 'ms ,-six.. ,-I' r 'I' xxx I 'Sk '-.X N---I R . f f g x,,- . Hf'y ,f X ',xM,Y-NK 8 i a x-a '3 I 'Why don't you like girls?W fx .95 Jesse asked. - ,ff ff fflz WThey're too darn biased,N .ff ,J ff Bill Kemble replied. Q! I m . Biased? Jesse repeated, not af 5' - quite understanding. ' 'fl,A,.fb NYeas, biased, I said. Bias sf Bx,, A this and bias mat., until ..-.- l-f-1393 ,' I am flat broke.' ewwwvrl H 47 pf ,-'ly' ,4-. Irma: WCall for me tonight at eight-thirty. Dick: 'O.K. that time'1l you be ready?' Mrs. Barstow: What does the C.I.O. stand for? Billy Boler: It doesnit stand. It sits down. Miss Kimble: Now Byron, hold your head up and your shoulders back. You'd like to have a fine carriage when you're a man, wou1dn't you? Byron R. Well, I'd rather have an airplane. Mr. Butner: Had you the car out last night, - Dick? - Dick: Yes, Dad. I had some of the boys out for 3. Pune y Mr. Butner: Well, tell the boys I found one of their little lace handkerchiefs. WfLTER..: Merrill was kicked out of school for cheating. WAYNES.: How come? WALTER: He was cought counting his ribs in a physiology exam. 341, f4srff1 mum! T! wx . U C ,4 uW ' 3 iggffk 'bkfeaat 45136315 13.26555 ,up ,a ,e1'n'.,g'i HJ p. ,g.1f'f1'm ,fg 51151315 Sfmzsfz Hpsirtw ,fmmq 41'-u-cami mags: ,.aawLqf11 gb fa.. 185852. 'figigffpfx BWI -1 J 214641 . I if anim? mm ic 'mm f I M, in my 35 'Mgr' Ji J MR BOLER Son, your school report shows a lot of very low marks. How about it? BILLY: Well, you see, Dad, everything's so high nowadays, I thought it was time some items were marked down. , WBonnie Hughes had a frightfully difficult part in the Ameteur Soc1ety's new produotion.n Wbifficult? why, she hasn't had to say a single word.' Nwell, what could he more difficult for her than that7' ' Private Maid: WSha1l I remove the mirrors, Madam? ' Frances Skinner: Csinging star! Yes, Trinka, take them away. I wish to be alone. Mrs. Bassett: I'm reading a mystery book Mr. Bassett: Why that looks like our household budget. Mrs. Bassett: It is. EMPLOYNENT VANAGER: You're an excellent penman, You write a clear-cut hand. But can you write shorthand? MARJORIE: Oh, yel, PROF: What is half but it takes longer. of eight, Harley? HARLEY: Which way, teacher? PROF: What do your mean, which way? HARLEY: On top, or sideways? PHOF: what difference does it make? HARLEY: hell, the top half is zero, but half of eight sideways is three. the DICK: Let's out classes today and go to a SYIOW 0 NAOMI : Can't do it.- I need the sleep. We've been informed that Harley Moran had been offered a job as waiter by a Scotch lunch room manager.: He is so small he makes the sandwiches look bigger.- 'IC we J'R!6d V' i . ' ing gqgm, amMmt4 f 515335 Q, A 5 vw villa: 4-5 1 J ww ,r1,x at 1 gWa1WJ IU 4 Q53 um Hgmwika Q91 n G4 wi ?vw 2wbv4 HQQFWi4 f J. !SifiH. iW5 'YM iBifi4 3-iififff' i5Ws:f ri33 W 'UW rw :gwggm ilu-ua gf1a ,,. ' I fly' my - - A P H S F' : 1,w 'i vu. , x V - 4-M,,g44Jv-W M - XM- MQ A is ' . 4 ig I 1 I I My of .1-ssfw-iw, -14 1'-'Jaw' rf an W' -f. 6-,,f-Y Eu-f. f V -Q1 An.. , I ,Mu 1 K , , 1 . 1 4 i v 4 i 1 1 4 Q 4 S 9 X? Ns V we-.K Q 1 I vm ,P 5' die X I 47 1 - fi K. V f X'-X X kD T'!?3',,. W wk fox dwwww so X X i , ., 'N-. K fs. 1 . MXN Q5 ,hex as NXNMR 0 X 'XX si H? '3 ww more gg x UA N Nw 4 f M 'X' ff 0. 'NM' ig W X E 2. X z -A D 4 G e Ni gKQQQQQi'gRW? W-MWMMWWoXQR xx fx The Seniors of 1938 5 take this page to thank all of those who have advertised with us in du book. We also wish to thank all of those who have co- operated with us to make this book a success. II. 1 II II If Xl Xl alsnmaneeallaaee- A Reliable Home Owned Store Forty-eight years Serving the community with Quality Merchandise Highest Prices for your Proddce Groceries Shoes Hardware Flour 5 Feed Phone 50 Dover Kansas 4' 4Y4f 'Qa:Eg5Nhf'Qf::wg X X I V 1 w WE1TT'Yf ? T .E ,E:'.5?mEW', 'r i 'Y v ,, , , , I F y r 1 E -313853 :xii . ,-,Q S -W IEW T H E QZABAEIX 51512 ELK! O TOPEKA KANSAS Capital and Surplus H S222,000 Officers and Directors url S. V. FIRESTONE President H. F. NELSON V.-Pres. and Cashier RAY FIRESTONE Asst. Cashier EARL IVES ' F. A. DERBY A. J. SCHOBER MENRER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION xy v XO 1 if 1 If 1.41 lp' YQQXKQ 'Q x. W W XO vi B7 - Av ' 35' f' - . Tflfl' fs 7' .f ,M , t,k. ',,,,.,,, K , pi P 4 wx ' Q s , V 'I 1 w. 1 1 - MA' 4 x 4 III 1 ff' lf V Xl QQQQIMEEQAEILLEQQ- -H-li'l l'l' . . Fresh Meats Groceries Dry Goods 1Yi'l'l'l'l' THE STORE WITH THE X CHECKER BOARD SIGN isidtiii- e T. c. SCOTT, Prop. DOVER Q KANSAS P Phone No, 3022 4' ,g5,r.4f 'sTf:'w.'uf's:w. 225 I by Bl VY 4 5 L . 1 1 4 4 -GJ aw 4, .ev L -1 J.. f We have been here two years, and we take this page wlth theljover school to let you know that we appreciate your friendship. Louis M. Tomlinson, M. D. Ethel E. Tomlinson, R. Ne 1 1 1 ,41 1 x QQx qx'4xx N I I x x 1 Sl in 5 'Q sw 19. y' ' 'LQJF . ,1,,. 1 1 4 QV, , I XL w v r III f If III! V Xl !.Q.QIH!EiI IBALL Welding General Repairing bnaudard Gasoiine' driEl5Oi.1L auxin Tires, Tubes and Accessories -Mt-I-Iii H. W, MARTIN W. H. DAGG on MARTIN TRACTOR COmPARY Distributor QAIEBEILLAR 1 ni Office k Warehouse 700 East 8th Street Phone 8875 L.D.37 an S ALLIS c1H1:.Lr..Ens MACHINERY: Tractors Harvester: Implements Eskridge, Kansas SEABROOK TAVERN Pop and Sandwiches 2005 Gone 1 We Wish You Success MQQQEE A Eskridge, Kansas I SCHIRSSER IVPLEKENT CO. A 4 I. G. A. STORE Groceries Feeds Ice Cream Produce Wanted FRED FLEMING, Owner SEABROOK KANSAS In Case You Separate Come to RENO CREAM STATION 504 Quincy Topeka, Kansas Compliments of BUNDY GARAGE Auburn, Kansas P , - S-C xlW S 'xACT0'S and Implements Firestone Tires FRESE IMPLEMENT COMPANY Phone 2-3759 317 Jackson Street Topeka, Kansas Nw K Qi 'W f- H, 1: I I vwrfaf NJN' r' P5 4 VX! Nh Vi V. .5 A M 5 4 ima X' 4 fr!! x .f'1'4f ff l'4f I S X X N X V V C. L. YOUNGMAN, M. D. Harveyville, Kansas DR. R. R. HUMPHRY Dentist H V Eskridge, Kansas l STDPt Gas 6 Oil Groceries Cold Drinks. Picnic Supplies Sdudrbes HETTICK DTANDARD SERVICEL 1-11-way No. 4 F. C. STEWART, M Eskridges Kansas Compliments of ALBERT RANDALL Barnsdall Dealer Phone 2527 sm. savannas -una JK' 1 X 'SM' U6 flff W1 .Q 'X J. THOMAS LUMBER COMPANY Phone 260 Silver Lake, Kansaa McCormick-Deering Implements Hardware Complete Line nf Building Materials ' I il i ' Compliments of BARRY GRAIN COMPAY Silver Lake Roseville Kiro 1881 1938 ' w. TRUSLER HARDYLARE co. Buy Your Hardware at the Hardware Store, Eskridge, Kansas 1881 1958 ESKRIDGE GRANGE COMOP Business Association Groceries, Flour, Coal, Produce, Feed Phone 65 Eskridge, Kansas ,- .-, ' gf? 4 v , w 1' lg f , ' .,,,,,?,,,, 1 X 3'?? :3 153 3495Y?l5f'? 'f!PfiQ - , '54 . DR. H. GQ PRATT PARMITER'S MARKET Mrs. Perle Parmiter, Dentist 7 Y Where Courtesy, Quality, Office over 7 and Service Count Eskridge State Bank Phone 49 Tel. No. 67 We deliver Eskridge, Kansas Eskridge, Kansas STEPHENS ON and LOGAN Your I G A Store Where Your Dollar Buys More. , Phone 92 Eskridge Phone 163 Kansas I J. 2 A E. J. GRBHART E. J. GEBHART FOOD STORE TRUCK LINE K V-Groceries and Meats For Hauling of Fruits k Vegetables Livestock 5 Herchandise Phone 97 A-1 Insurance Harveyville, Kansas Tel. 2 on 97 F lfarveyville 1 Q 5 ' 1 Ja iv ' M,-i -s-- . , Q 9-1. 1' f 'L' Zig M 1 ' 4 5515 3? gf'-34 I , .J,. ,. 1 J. Vu' L .74 2 3 gi l ,ws 1 . -. V, 1. me ' . s 4, 'Fw .. .HN H 151- 1 1 I 1 1 N pi ' Q 1 4 Eu, iq 3 4 EBABIEXILLLQMQELIEB -it-N-I-'li W Good Advertising Medium Commercial Printing CLINTON L. SCOTT FORBES HARDWARE LUMBER CO.. ' This Store Has Served Eskridge, Kansas Shawnee County Farmers For the Past 81 Years Coal 616 Kansasq Ave. Topeka ilders Hardware Phone 6161 I Sandwiches For Quick Get Away Cigars Candy Pop Use Short Orders SINCLAIR GASOLINE Ice Cream Your Dealer JESSIE STARBIRD, Prop. ROSS BUTNER Eli!AX-!K snmons C .,.,.v..,.,-.,.. ,,.., Lf.-v-YL: JV ' v . 3 JI: '1'fsw!. Lxif Q V, .Q . -xv . !s.':5 if rm- r S Qggawgi V 1- , , iw e, 1. -1 rx .4'4fZ4'.d'4'U1'4I'Af S X X X X V Xl 1 . we Invite You to Visit -- .4 T32 KSLEEEEBQ-QQW Fresh Neat, Fruits, Also Dry Goods, Phone Keene 39 for Veretables, and Groceries. Hardware, Gas and Oil. A. J. Wright, Mgr. 11 ' 'A ,, E Q K 5.1 2.2 Cash Buyers of 2259222529- Cream, Poultry, and Eggs SELL YOUR EGGS ON A GRADE IT PAYS ik! W. H. DUFF nu , 1 i ini 1 SPECIAL F H A ARRAN33HENTd FOR REHODELING A FARVSTELDS Pay Annually Low Interest Rate Procureo Throuih WALSH LUKELP CO. SEAEROOK BQXAL WORLD'S SPEED TYPEWRITER Your school is not complete without Royal typewriters. Royal Portables and s Rebuilt Machines Priced 312.50 and up WESTERN TYPEWRITER CO A 520 Kansas Ave. I Phone 5222 J 4 ,, f fi 541' -.1 4 WIFI 'at , 'W' pw L Q 4, 2- nm ' fi -M3 amaze: A vw AW. lm' 2, 3 3 'J fu ww, V 'L' ,W mg, r P Bm 41, 4 HS L ff 7: 1 -Q2 '.fI, ,.Q5f'5.f ftw jiQ'f', 'g A ifmaz A- K 1.f4'i5 'fH Q' V ff fda t Q QW 3, Lx .yr 1? 1 if-.lg ax 1 ' QA .2:,,f.11g4 gzA,,, f .511 i 2. ' J, ixnwfwf siirsitf iff wi-f fti gi Q ix WQTPL ffl' 1 'hlyf Q1 ' if . L Eggs Ifagifig ' -gf flifffgof '45 -' Q' Qf GW ' CONGRATULATIONS to the Senior Class of 1938 21.321 EAILQEAL EAMES. HARVEYVILLE, KANSAS f C H. Hcuseworth Pres. Louis H. Tomlinson, Vice-Pres. Frank H ller, Cashier Member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Ile: Do you mean you forgot to meet me here at six? Walter: Well, ever since I put grease on my hair everything slips off my mind. Tom N.: 'There are ten things I can count on.0 Victor B.: Nwhat are they?0 Tom::WMy fingers.W Mr. Winter: Cphoning to the fire station! Our house has caught on fire from lightening. r to ut the fire out Fire Chief: T y p . Mr. Winter:.I've done everything I could. I opened the door marked 'Fire Eecapen, and it refused to go out. Mrs. Barstow: I'm tempted to give you a test t Oday 0 Bernard P.: Yield not to temptation. 1 11 1111111 QQQQQQQQQQQQQ 1 S ERA 5- A A 5 . .nc Janna www Z agn151'h5f ' s ' 5 S5fi3 Q , A .1-Wi! 11- im 1,3 p . '1'?!.l',? f5'1-I f.gmf is 1 f. ffz , V 'ttf 'Y 1 .S F. 3 I' .fvfw 4, 'ruin QQEJ 5'u!+ A ' ww 11? P11111 X N X X V N Y X I BARRETT'S POULTRY PLACE vv. v. BARRETT, Prop. y We solicit your Cream, Poultry, and Eggs. Phone 22063 2054 Fillmore N.- 9 ska, Kansas. After High School A Business Training Will Mean A Successful Future ' ?..T.PilE.EL55' E. 1' TOPEKA BUSINESS COLLEGE Compliments A A sonooi with 5:5 Years of of Experience In the Wiseman Planing Mill and Lumber Yard Phone S648 115-125 Van Buren St. Togekaj Kansas F Successful Training of Young People. JALES C. SHIYLR 5 SON Dealers in Coal, Flour, Feed, Hay and Grain PURINA CHOWS Phone 2-3125 lO1O N. Kansas Avenue NWhat's your idea of . the tightest man in school? HThe guy who won't take a shower be- cause they soak you too much--or the guy who bet his girl candy e- nough to last a week and paid it with seven all dey suchers.N RAILWAY SALES STORE The House of Bargains 254 Kansas Avenue Topekas -Kansas Phone 5592 We Sell For Less . 'www ,N 5: wal f -4 ,N ei .QF uf r 5 -v 5,5 . wif. A T 1. I 1 EDGAR S. KIEFER TANNING Co. Complete Line Of FINE LEATHERS I CHICAGO, ILL. f ffwlf mf x4 5, I4 VI fl'Y F'ff 'fA Hf :,f: 'm W W .li ' 1 1 4 v mf in V 4 . 1 1 . ,A . . , Ag 5 ' V 2 E , 3 ' ' 5, 1 i . . i 1 Q , ,, 4 ,J . 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