Ellsworth High School - Elkan Yearbook (Ellsworth, KS)

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In 1894- the graduates posedtwith the superintendent, Mr. Malaby, and the principal, Mr. Short. Four members of the 1894- class now living in Ellsworth are pictured in 1958. Seated are Miss Lola Gebhart and Mrs. Grace Riddell-Brenner: in the back are Mrs. Ada Beyler-0'DonnelI and Miss Tillie 0'D0nnell 1900 ffSarah Getty, Ella Bradley-Stoddard, Pearl Robinson-Alden, Francis Huycke, Ray Krebs, William Seaver, Dora Young-Wilhelmi, Pearl Sher- riff-l.aIft-rty, Isaac Hall, Charlotte Sternberg, Earl Flanders, Sadie Moore- llansnn, Maude Flanders, Metn Zessler-Zorn, Margaret Hall 1901-Freeman Alden, Harper Bower, Grace Carpenter, Tena Collett- Foil, Gertrude Essiek, Ida Fowler-White, John Getty, Louise Higham- Berkeley, Bessie Hopkins, Mildred Long-Holt, Lola Lafferty-Sparr, Charles Seaver, Anna Wagner, Emma Weick 1902.-Bertha Allen, Charles Brown, Florence Binns, Olive Cadwell, Lulu Cadwell, Will Carpenter, Laura Free-Carpenter, Jessie Harmon-Johnson, Pearl Pliillips-Radiel, Ethel Neal-Hogan, Ida Stuart-Sheridan, Ethel Thmnas, Gladys Flanders-Fox 1903-'Clara Albright-Clar, Florence Andrews, Gertrude Bower-Kunkel, Eva Beylvr-Pohlman. Hermine Barofsky-Byers, Katherine Curry, Belle Carpenter, Margaret Froning, Carol Getty, Mayme Henry-Day, Rose Nemecek, Carrie Smith-Grnth, Dorothy Spicer, Dewit Thomas, Luella Wagner, Waldo Wellington 1905kClarcnce Albright, George Brown, Jessie Essick, Edith Essick, Alma Eschbaugh, Edna Flanders-Carpenter, Ethel Freeman-Radiel, George Lafferty, Edna Phillips-Talbot, Lois Thorpe-Bower 1 883-1 900 IN THE BEGINNING, as Carrie Foster-McCoy accepted her diploma in 1883 the history of Ells- worth High School was in its first chapter. Since then there have been more than 2,000 graduates, two successive school buildings, and many tradi- tions and customs. Graduation from EHS has become a family tradi- tion among families such as the Flanders, Seitz, O,Donnell, Cadwell, and Allen families. These are only a few of the families in which succeeding generations have gone to EHS and acquired an undying loyalty to their school. Above and to the left is the class of 1894. When they were seniors there were only three years of high school-Freshman, Junior, Senior. There were few electives and school was from 9 in the morning until 4 in the afternoon. The class motto was, To the stars through difficulty. In order to graduate all the girls had to read an original es- say and each boy had to give an original ora- tion. This was done at the commencement exercise on the stage of the Masonic Hall, now the Golden Bell Theatre. After the establishment of Ellsworth in 1867 and the coming of the cattle trade in 1871, Ellsworth had become a cowtown of the frontier. In 1875 the railroad moved west, taking the business which had made Ellsworth famous and infamous. So Ellsworth turned to agriculture, and religion and education were part of this new life. 1906-Emma White-Hummell, Edith Fishburn-Trubey, Lillian Brown, Dollie Flanders-Allen, Carol Pohlman, Charles Wahl 1907-Florence Cadwell-Bates, Carrie McLaughlin, Jessie Hissem, Nora Phelan, Henry Hoffman, James Nelson, Susie Phelan, Roscoe Holt 1908-Harry Becker, Lena Bender, Fred Curry, Georgia Forkner, Ruth Freeman, Emma Grubb-Rolfe, Leo Hain, Lee Hoffman, Ruth Huycke, Bernice McLaurin, Florence Shade, lzora Summers-Strstman, Blanche Thorpe, Roy Baldwin, Louis Barofsky, Bessie Helm, Alma Hummell, Carl Nienke, Mary Kulick, Edda Higham 1909-Grace Allan-Sheridan, Florence Anderson, Elizabeth Bisbee, Mabel Brown, Ray Eldridge, Mabel Faris, Josie Flanders, Ruth Flanders, Rita Work, Ethel Nunamaker, Grace Cook 1910---Agnes Fisbbum, Florence Wearing, Julia Murray, Leila Schmitt, Dessie Hall, Pearl Sheldon, Helen Becker, Edna Cook, Pearl Smith 1911-Violet Cochrane, Vera Beyler, Mildred Harmon, Edna Shade, Lillian Allan-Bailey, Stella Duley, Clair 0'Donnell, Willie Spicer, Thomas Hite, Harold Huycke

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fiiiyiffil Main strc-vt. looking toward the first high school building First high school liuildingz, lruilt in 1875 1883-Carrie Foster-McCoy 188-I-Anna Cadwell-Goffe, Lizzie Flanders-Card 1885-Ada Dean-Yoxall, Georgia Long-McLaurin 1886-Blanche Spicer, Agnes Long-Hodgden 1887-Carrie Jaycox, Nellie Spicer, Louise Herzig-Hain, Charles A Cadwell, Oscar E. Powers 1888-Alice Long-Teague, Belle Carhartt-Florer, Gertrude Garrett-Cranson Hattie Hodgden-Curran, Henry Chase 1889-May Boggs, Agnes Lacey-Shellenberger, Jessie Kininger-O'Donnell Blanche Card-Montgomery, Sarah Jewell-Minor, Emma Leudde-Patterson Alice Draper-Sanlry, Charles C. Caffe, John Shade 1890-Valentine Hank, Bessie Gebhurdt-Beatty, Mollie Baldridgc-Marshall, Daisy Str-vrns-Farr, Earnest Evans, Robert Vance, Edward Jolley 1891-Bertha Hank-Coffe, Kate Hopkins-Johnson, Louise Macaulay Blanche Cadwell-Hoy, Tessa Hamilton, Eva Baker-Wilson, Lids Sherriff Davis, Sarah Chase, Lennra Herzig-Howell, Anna Hopkins The class of 1883. Miss Carrie Foster In 1884 Anna Cadwell was the first of seven Cadwell brothers and sisters to graduate from Ellsworth High School 1892-Ella Cadwell, Valeria Anderson4Bean, Grace Flanders-Wolfe, Ella Rowe-Cadwell, Frances Bull-Antiobus, Mary Piper-Long, Helen Baker- Brown 18934Hans B. Seitz, Lillie Creighton, Beatrice, Hall-White, May Flan- ders-Seavers, Louise Weick, Eugene Hopkins, Peter Rirhardson, Hal Johnson 1894fNelliv Parker-Gregory. Ada Bvyler-0'Donnvll. Lillian Coclirnnv- Larkin, Graco Riddell-Brenner, Tillie 0'Donnf'll, Anna Phillips'Maloon, Dot Burns-Cheairs, Lorena Brooksalfleming, Frank Bruner, Lola Gebhardt 1896-Helen Russell-Johns, Elva Tullis, Bertha Roy, Lee- Lafferty 1897-Madge Cochrane-Hamilton, Hannah Fornberg, Ida W'eick, Maymc Charvat-Moore, Sollic Arnold, Will White, Sophia Long-Porter, Frank Flanders, Mattie Funk-Maxuy, Charles Moore, Bertha Sweet-BL-alby, Doris Huycke 1898-Nettie E. Beyler, Alma Tullis, John Shanelec, Florence Lyons- Robinson, May .laycox-Jaco, Clarence Pohlman 1899-Daisy Lafferty Seitz, Charlie Spicer, John Wagner, Rhoda Phil- lips-Radiel, Emma Schmitt-Pflughoeft, Kate While-Nichols, Lizzie Runzel- Horst, Ethel 0'DonnelI-Schwartz

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,Ma 2, 1. l' .Q ' A - ,M A-...Atty f 1 la. . 1.1. . lata. asas-Iain-klslkbex-Jf-M The class of 1901 was the first in this century to graduate from Ellsworth High School. Among the graduates are Ida White, Harper Bower. and Mildred Holt who are residents of Ellsworth. This statue of the civil war soldier stood in Fairchild school yard and was a link with the past for all the students. l9l2fBeatricc Allen, Pearl Bradshaw, Hattie Dunbar, Ira Freeman, Blanche Higham, Myla Jennings, Joe Novak, Ethel Palmquist, Mabel Resume, Paul Rogers 1913-Edith Allen-Sheridan, Rena Boston, Helen Demuth, Eugene Brown, Stella Fishburn, Verna Fowler, Hugh Greenough, James Holt, Genevieve McLaurin, Eva Meek, Lurie Moore, Frederick 0'Donnell, John Pressney, Faye Resume, Ruth Sheldon, Lucille Work 191-t-Bruce Baker, Marie Bower, Fred Coover, Florence Cox, Christine Doleeek, Nettie Homhurg, Charles Jandos, Frederick Lewis, Charles Msaopust, Jennie Myers, Ermyntrude Parker, Arleigh Schmitt, George S4-itz, Maude Sparks, Henry Warts, Allene Wilson 1915-Alice Boston, Mary Boston, Ray Bradshaw, Blanche Cox, Howard Demuth, Victor Dolecelt, Ella Dolecek, Vada Durr, Eva Fowler, Hazel Freeman, Patil Hoffman, Clarence Huycke, Geneva Ingram, Edward Jilka, Neva Robbins, Neita Schmitt, Gertrude Shannon-Bailey, Carrie Sparks, Joe Svuboda, Agnes Wearing, Morton Wilson is - if ' F m aiaa . as 4 xx, , in as-tt: wr savanna can N55 ' ' sa- wr 4.- ELLSWOR TH HIGH H091- . SC suxiww aww ' 1, , , . ? Us-1 ,-. K, ,Y .. nm ' - mb' I mans uv .' ,.,, .A K aL I 02 UQ! A su- ralrw sun.. rw. -favour!! runnin mln' am... 1900-1910 At the turn of the century Ellsworth High School was greatly different from the one today, academy was a better description than high school. Basic education was the foremost purpose with college preparation the final product. There were few ac- tivities, organizations, or athletics. In 190-lv there was no graduating class because in that year EHS became a four year high school. ln 1906 EHS fielded its first football team. Football lasted only two more years because of lack of interest. 1916-George Allen, Meryl Baker, Albert Brubaker, Flossie Clemmnns, Myrtle Curtis, Agnes Dolecek-Hloucal, Sylvia Dolecek, Nellie Duley, Roy Flanders, Alice Flanders, Wilber Hoffman, Bruce Hutchins, Emil Janou- ack, Olive Jennings, Minnie Mayer, Gladys 0'Donnell, Arthur Palmquist, Robert Patterson, Glen Patterson, Vera Rogers, Chester Rogers, Evclina Watt, Francis Wearing, Vin:-ent Wilson, Hazel Work 1917-Lloyd Bryan, Dorothy Carter, Marie Church, Dorothy Day, Vera Fishhurn, Tommy Foote, Leslie Fowler, Hortense Hoffman, Christine Kyler, Lewis Meek, Kenneth MeCrory, Eva Merkel, Adena Nienke, Albina Novak, John Novak, Emil Prochaska, Anna Slechta, Adaline Souchek, Ralph Veatch, Nat Woods, Elmer Huseman 1918-Bessie Adams, Gertrude Allen, Mary Bartunek, Allan Beatty, Eva Bower, Mary Brink, Ethel Chapman, Hazel Cline, Blanche Doleeek-Allen, Clara Grant, Elsie Huseman, Katherine Johnson, Nannie McCoy, Bessie McCoy, Kathleen O'Donnell, Nira Robinson, Anna Saunders, Viola Schmitt, Joe Seitz, Katherine Shaw, Mabel Smith, Mildred Storey, Vera Svaty, Robert Tanton, Raymond Urban:-k, Daisy Warner, Rose Warner, Tommy Wilson, Louise Woods