Fort Scott High School - Yearbook (Fort Scott, KS)

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F ATF' W , lx .3 SAM FISHER smm' TUCKER O ELLEN COOK ROXANNA HAYES BACK -jRQ:.Leo Paulich, Monk Lhuillier, Don maker, A. B. o'o,1in, Ire ! 4' Meson, Bob Tweedy, Frank Hereford, and Howard Springsteen. - LQ- 0' SECOND 3017: Coach Dingas, Paul Taylor, George Confer, Jimmie Peters, R' ' Pup Jones, Vic Naecaz-ado, Art Ca,scia.ro, Leon Boyce, Tbn1Everz-ett, ...,, 'K X' ,N ' and Coach Wimmer. Q l r ' FRONT ROW: Gilbert Imssell, Bob Bowlus, John Marshall, James Bolton, ' .1 Bob Simmonds, Ernest McFadden, Bill Holden, Timothy Mullane. f 'ff and B111 Giddins, Student Manager. ' Afii 'Q 68 :J '22 X X I

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Stuclieinanil Christens Annual lllimsen-lvlarenng Staff lu Be Selected C,rlu-1-on-.-lanwill ix.--N tw n uizl .'-ri llic ainnizzil :ai-ltr t-'tl lib tin- f,'.,niolnt-.l sluilvnl i-oixzlvils. Nmnill .A :.-, an :etoi'l-:-- iflnllni-L, .-i.l.i:oiiilil- n: lilgll sxnirg. won thi' nnznv l,-unit-e-l. illl' num. vials lriuisvli lin-ni tll- it ll ff,A . ing imnms: llliiil on l':zi:idl. 1 'i-rt'..1u. Anil,lin-ylziiiiiltl-'il s,.- it .izziiinil llinti llfilllihl :.uiniilt'i.l l. 4' f i- Ili-1 v Vfliznq ilk rlli- -1 in It l - :4r:4sioi1s. Myra. l-i.r:i.iil if-yin-1:1 tlzfll ilu' t-ll : Llllllllfll :1t:ill-lin, ' n-1: yi-l In-rn .'-ii tt- vtl. 'l'l,n-ri' is :alill :in on .nl-Init: lt 1' iiitciwslvtl :sllulliil-Y in v.-nil-1 on ln.- .f X ,A 4 MILLER is JU-co PRESIDENT 322: nie, .fi at-' tm: ty l-- Ji iw! ,,L,. 5 .. , l Vis: 1 fl Cx- T, ' 1 Q. ,,,. X :allen . A grim,-ez iwziw is rt 1' 2 l- ,U X .. i RS Oli !li'Vl'l' 11 wont ing pn t. nnnunl dtn'a:1,g 'iw fzulli mil .i ' hours. 7 1 1 rut t lil ci Plains have lil-t-zz niaidi- lu .:il:'i1':-- GCUYKU H- Sharp Leaves the hunk :uni iz.-an :L hunt' nail.: ti. TU Bccume Ahsfmcwr l covvi 'Mill thu lulllilulwvi-l t-ln: I - 1 - - w- 3-i if. 2 1 1 hftt-en por nnnuzil. Till- :-Llxllwilx, l DU S Reslgnahon. or Nz., 1' voted :lllnnsl rl lztinllrvtt pl-:' will I-5735 to Dram5tlC5 :uld lliis ini1it'o'.'i-iizviii. , , I, I V Ai. n int-vtiizgz' lu-lil n: vim w i:-'AL 5E t,'hU l . ium the :if-nirir :'l.:s:: itil' ll 'ii'l'ii Ninn I-lwllll ml iriclivitllxnl lllvilllv -,-, guilt-n for inc- Qnmrmlf lhiwliumim ITN . , ' . the , 'ers fruit ln- li:-il liver: liz . nual this your, ihl- pn l,ui'o-4 xv , I1 H H Yhlr U V1 inf, O. ,vm ,Z . taken from l l-l:i'g::li'y l to r .' UNM FHUXNO 4 rf, H 'ff' ,, Q,-.., ,-fo, ,- Ren-neu Studia - 'dl uf.-4 Vi.t'lllVl'li,1lllTfl niuigz 'lull' if MTM- mi My ly- Tlif' jilnltil' ilrlss ulzln ' 5 Q fqdqiggtisrnli,1,y?A,iqh!jii:Jim?V1 L will to ,im ' Q trend Lnedizigtl-Z i n zlvllsxny Clllieiiillillilifgl piling-1 lifii'-f' f l Q ll- liywe' But N0 Zieanmx dmv' 4' roducvd, :intl lin- tllrso rv '1'e l-in 4 0 . fnnthgi? them ictmms to' 1, vhich hu dzrtftftcal li:z'f 'r' to f ' K ' ' ' ' P L , ' ' .- t dramatic' notice to the ' ms and Fort The rollclfc PIC - X' uv. cum- Sc ' Zlatxefjzaxlmett in .f - :il lxlg., or. Mr. Shin-p pz'.-sented t Monk Lhuiller. ' . 9- : Scott the twin pzzgecints. I , My Ht-.ir't and 'Ca-nccivcdk ' 'Y y . In 'finest On My lToairt uct' lvid tho gJl'i'.'llv'rf- ' 5 o' ' I' ' t . 3 ability :is n pizinirl.. 1 L 'i est Assistants - hmirf: of rfiifchri 1 lit Z -b -Q--in-ll iw-:iii-i -it-H Nellie Hayes has been appointed During the week of Igecenibif .ll 'ind llif in s . :dit-xi l'w'-A editor - in -chief of the Crimson-Min 18 the annual Christmas :hive 1 uf: -frm. xf gzc-slrii-7-1: mon by Mrs. Bertha Hamill, spon- conductcd in the Fort Scott Ji XR If - -E. D. sor of the annual., Arleen Moore will College and I-iigli school, .Lunes N. X , -- act as College editor and Jane West Lain, Miss lfldnn Ginn, wud Miss ZZ Bl High School editor. Moreen Lock- clyn Hamlin were the l'uL'i:ll,y sp Wood is to be Lhe College bulineu sors. Tllt'lll'lX'l'XV1lSl'2ll'l'll'll0ll in .. mlnllel' 3-nd Dixie' SPVUCC ll me 5:4-cond h0lll'Cl1lSFl'S. M 50553053 mlfllln' fm' U10 HiB'h On illonduy pi-nnicfa v.'rt'l' rniii Eo::'5i'ugoXy cmd? utcd lin' thi- trc:isux'-- elim., . . , ' ' - 1 il HWY- ft 7' toys: 'VVtdinisd:iy, ,zzirxnsntlsg n qsa- IN 305350 Colin!!! fm' me Con!!! rluy, ciizirivtlgcoclsz puul Fi'id','. T l-ri. 'iiifqgq Lutr-.' :nfl Mics O'C0nnor's md Merle Hollnw for me High fflllfs mill V-'lTUU1lil4'fi- T iflvlif' 2' l'.l.,lif:i.i-.sffss-me :1i'.:i'iuili,illl1i1ig ,in cfs- school wiv-ed bv Rich-fd Mccu' room ltl0'2 i-:ich riturll-nl ww to - i -- ing tcltlwtl 'l' f ' met and Cllfence xml- iit ll-:ist om- :ii-little t-:il 1 tlilflul' t!'- ,+.ij.w. .inf Bidi The Plmtogmphy department is un' driw. . mm ,Mn HOL I, der the head of Glen Lewelllng. Hr' -'.' l-rail :vlfwzl 0l lJl!ll'l'i.l0l?S i f- words, Melvin Humphenof will be the CUI' Y, YN., thi' tl.A.A., and tlzi- Girl lift- Thi- 4-lmtggf ji lege Photographer assimcd by Elsie Serves have :icloptml l'::'1-zlii-S, 1- 'l I fill lTllSlC1'lQ. tzilciusz' fvfizn th- Fw 1' clothing, mul luv roll- ctimzs, .Wzfrt rt' tht' c'o:ili'ilJtitilni.S uill Evo gilt' V l 1 :-- f1lllVIlliflll .-'rviiy flu' rlistreli' lox: ti- nccdy fnniilivs. Last your the drive lirvlct- :ill rec- ords. l-'iftl-en t--torus: ivvi'-1 'Wild nv- -zry duy of the drive. A tolnl of nineteen dollars lu pcnuii-:Q win: girl-I1 the first day. The following students ujc-ro select- ziufl HiL1'h 1-'lnzcl klo- cd from Junior Collings- School for the comniitter-: rio Vtfngonrr, Nollic Hnys, Arlcvn tile- .Siiiivricnn l. prim-it urls: dist prize 52.50, thc and the stntc :iv of World Rook contain 18 volui The sophomo the best essay it sent to the d it should win t then he sent to for a chance of The essays w 12 and the rcsul be determined la Lyons. Richard Weddle is High School photographer assisted by Donald Young, Ha? Davison and Jimmy Armour. School loses leaehersg Allen and llneaen Leave 5 For Belief lens Bliss l-lt li'i:1ii: e Alle -:i, norm- gt fwiiii 31.- it-5 eeiiew hor of the align :en i.4i 1 .intl Junior College, li-it 'Iuccdziy, L't?lJlll zdtry 23, to accept ei position in Yt'llSll- ngton, D. C. Sho will be an assist- ' :int mxumger oi the tniuterius for , , f, . ?.:ali'iaf.E . Men's Candidate Wins Close- Race Over Fem's Choice Winning the election hy x1 small majority, Lloyd Miller becomes presi- dent of the Junior College student body. Ruth Moran was elected vice- president. The election was held No- vember 11. Sophomore council members elected are: Betty Armstrong, Mary Arm- strong, Nellie Hays. Arleeu Moore, and Earl Pe-llett. Art Cziscinro, Vic Nnccarato, Roy Johnston, Jane Stif- dcr, and Hazel Marie Waggoner are tlie freshmen representatives, The defeated candidates for presl- dent and vice-president, Marilyn Harris and Mary Jo Johnston, become members of the council by provision of an amendment to thc constitution in 1940. The council, the governing body of lhc College, luis chzlrgc of social affairs, assemblies, and the ti- rmucial budget. lntc-rest in the election this your was low. The primary had to be postponed because of the lack of can- ' ntcs. Since only a minimum num- her of candidates turned in petitions no council members were eliminated in the primary: Glenn Scott is the faculty adviser of the council. This is the second close race for the presidential candidates. Two years ago, Marilyn and Lloyd ran for the High School presidency, and Lloyd won. At that time Ruth Mo- ran was elected the girls' vice- president. High School Observes - National Navy Day ln obsewaucc of Navy Day, Octo- ber 27, the High School held an zts- svmbly honoring the boys in the Navy. The assembly opened with thc student body singing the national 8.11- thcni, and giviiip: the flair salute. Bob Mason, president of the student body. then introduced Albert Cheney, :ict- ing chairman of the ass:-mhly com- mittee. Albert presented thc- following pro- gram: devotions in ch:-i-go of Ed Blincoeq a vocal solo. Anchors Awelgh , by Mildred Kelis: talks on nzival training by Bill Wells, Don Crain, Mary Kathryn Henson, and .lo'An Bninum. First Class Yeomon, Arthur Bell, brother of Lut-ile Rell, school librari- an, told of life at the Naval Training School at Great Lakes, Illinois. Ar- thur is ra graduate of the Junior Col- lege, and at the time of his enlist- ment was zu. student in the agricultur- al college at Manhattan. Mrs. Fred Cohle, a Navy Mother, was introduced to the student body by Dean Davison. Three of Mrs. Coblc's sons have joined tho Navy, one whom was killed in action. the Welfare and Recreational Asso- ciation of Public Building and Grounds, Each of the cztfeterias feed on the average Ci one thollsand people a day. K