Fowler High School - Goldbug Yearbook (Fowler, KS)

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1 Ralph Juaree Max Turner Freddle Eaton George Cope Dorothy McGu1re Mary Jane Helnz Robert Post Colette Gerber Eugene Flymale P ul Glen and Bill Burch 'QA of Sf Edltor 1D cllof As 1 tant Idltor Buslnes llanager 'Class heiorter Grganl atlons Music Feature G A A unort Editor Advertl ng Gladys Burton, Mary Jane H6lDQ, Margorle FOb1HSOH Marllyn t Laxrence and Maude a Harda a Jack Kissle Julianne Bradley N153 ROblHSOH and Mr Roberts I- KVORI II SONFS MBTJOYIL Robmson Pxacme Makes Perfect Lorraine Callahan Man W ho Comes to our House MTTXIIIBXIIIQ Cooper N15 Reverlo Ploulenc Bargzr Only Foxever Norma Harrold When the Swal lou: tome back to Caputrano Bm 3 Salmon Im nobody 4 Bahy tnlzttm Gerber Lxttle Halls A e Falllrg Charlene Cheney Imngmatlon Eleanor Ilageman Playmates Ardnth Gardner Among My Souvmers Ellen Fnkc Roundup m Heaven Dorothy McGuire Ill Never Snule Agmn FHS- JOKES M Dfungan Dxd your wnle scold when you cams home so late last mghtf Mr Dlllon You don t know what xt xo to have a wife who was once a school teacher She sxm ply made me wma one hundred Innes on a slate I must be home by ten oclock Paul Cure When I read abo t the marvels of electncxty xr maker. me amp and thmk Miss Carter Imagme that' Isnt lt wonderful what electrlcxlv can do' Judge I :ce to recognize you face Prlsuner I taught your daughtel to sung Judge F1fteen years at hard work' L The Gold and White Echoes IDITOR IN-CHIEF FEATUKL LDIFOR SLNIOR Rls.I-'OKTLR JUNIOR RKPORTEI' SOPHOMOHE REPORTER PREQHMAN REPORTER CHAPEL EDITOR SPORTS EDITOR SLRAPBFPOK EDITOR G!! EDITOR TYPIST DOROTHY 'MCGUIRF FLOYDLNE BARGER MARJORIL ROBINSON JULIANNI' BRADLFY NORHA LEE HARROLD BILLY HARROLD GERALDINE ILYMALE l'Rls.DDlE BATON EDNA MAE HRIFI1 IARYHAXINE COOPER COLETTA FERBER T plot Ihotobrazher TuD10T editor on or SENIOR RADIO IROCRAM The semor radxo program mu gxven last Friday night The an nouncers were Bob Poet and Paul Glenn Thc prrogram wam ae fol lows solo by Vlxse Qarpent r Clarinet solo Bill Burch Two numbers lv the lnple trm nad mg by Glenn Lheney and one byr Mxss Rf0bllI50II solo by Mr Hlld yard trumpet duet by Puddle Eaton and Mary Jane Ilelrz vxohn solo by Mr Dungan saxo 'phone trio by Marymaxlne Cooper Coletta Garber and Ldna Mae Bruce and number by Gene Hn'l and Bonme Worford the Artumn Valley bovs com posed of Ralph luxrcz acl, Klssel Mxx and Ray Walker also played sono good number: 'lhe semors vnxh to thank eurwone for coming vu hope mu enjoyed t The seniors seem to have a good basketball team thls year Any way the boys beat the wphomorew and the-n they beat the Jumorq xn the basketball toxrnament whuh was held Thursday and Frndav 'IHFY RF Al WAY? T01 PTH! R Bob Earhart and hm bu: Lhocolates Mlss Nurse 'md her snotty pm Cladys Burton and her A1 Bmw Qwlmon and play book Mus Carpenter and that nut chlevnue lltth vunk Jack Kmssel 'md has boots Ray Walker and has fancy uhll'tS Lorralne and her chewlng gum George Cope and his theme PHT.-i ' - 9. ' f ' ' - I Z I I I ,nl 'Qqrg , NK las N C 1 rf J! ' ' is . A ....- .----- ----- ----- ----- --------- ---------- - ----- ----- --- s 5 L S ' ' l - ...--.-- ---- -------------- ------------------- --------- - ' 3 , 'C C n .-...... ....... ..----. .- .- -------------------- - -------------- ----- - - - , I - ---- ------- '- ' ' ' ' ' ' ' 'Y o u g ----------------------------C S I g ---------------- ---- ---------- -------- - -------- -- 'si 1 ' N I ' ' L ' ---------------------------- -Lv ' 0 ,S f ' 3 . v 53 W y ..-........... ....-. ---. .... --Proofreadors 3 - vw v .... ........... ------.-- ------- - ------------- ---- - - - - ---1 . ' , ,. . -------G. --------- ---------------.- - --------- ---- I K 1, S 0 L l I I I 9 IY u' 'W :.'J ' . .-, 2 , qw... - , , . , Aly . , mu V .. MIK A-H Y na .-, x ,,,-H , U X K , Q G Y -, V ,- H. , , . v f p H w' ,' i ,-,V ' lg' -' v A ' . g 5 , ' . - , U-U. A , 5 , . -E In n ' ' I ' Al w ' ' 44 ' -- ' 1 - 1:4 I ' -A' ' 'A . - -H - .1 , J - ru C .1 ' V ' 72 ' S ' h' . . . I , Q ' I ' I , . ' 1 . ' ' 4' - ' . , ' ' , ,,, . -.-.-- 1 , , ., 4. 2 'Q ' V ' ' .-- F- -1- M- H- Fl- ' I ' ' , 1 . 0 f , ' F- -. nn- -M -- 1 A ' -. . A . 4, . I , K ' F --N----- --- - 1 U 'I K xl , . , , w , . H H , - -, -,, H, - --- - , 1 - 4. .1 x ' ' l,,k ' . T .......l. T , . . . lv.A

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933, 'W V404- Flutes larlnets Maybelle St lawrence Mary Helen Bradley saxaphones Harold Covey Edna Mae Brice Coletta Gerber Marymaxine Cooper French Horns Marie Covey Laverne Covey Baritone Donald Joy Director Earl Dungan lst Semester illlam Burch Floydene Barger Willlam Dewell Lorralne Callahan Esther Thoman George Cope Velma Gruenbacher Earl Leatherman Wilma Hildebrand Kathryn Krisle Eugenia Morain Twirlers Charlene Cheney Warrenetta Marrs Gaynel Plymale Margaret Chlpman Wllma Hildebrand Cornets Max walker Freddie Eaton Kenneth Roberts Mary Jane Helnz Calvln Jantz Trombones Ray Walker Rlchard Anton -i 00r -qw- ktasx-E Basses Jack Kissel John Heinz Ervin Calhoon Snare Drums Marilyn St lawrence Geraldine Plymale Dorothy McGu1re John Hildebrand Bass Drum Neal Weber Betty Salmon Bells Cymbals Clara Ann Frayier Norma Harrold Drum Majors William Dewell Tympani KBth6TiH9 Kfisle Dorothy McGuire F E President Freddie Eaton President Jack Kis el Librarian Mary Jane Heinz Librarian Mary Jane Heinz L lvl, V , - .x , , A ,QQ in , 1-susvfswe X-' -N W .. X' . a -T M 13' .. W 'fad?'N- W . ,V Q g V N N. L- .,,....w ..- T., as -,f ' W .- 'rv' v z.f' W T, ' ' .,m N :. ' . ' ' ., N fr' - . ,-Af , ' Q. 3' 1 -',. W fjjqqvg . fv ' . . . . J . . . . . ,, . W 0 YW , 4 U . ' ' u V ' K' a . . V . . D 7 l G : . . , . 3 I . I ' S - . - . . . I ,, . L' O b. n 3 0 v . . , - , O . . . - 0 - - , . . . The Fowler High School Band, an organization of forty members, under the direct1on of Earl Dungan, lS one of the most actlve organi 3tlOHS of the school The group worvs hard, and appears in many public functions, either in concert or on the march La t fall new uniforms were purchased for the band The flashy Hussar models were a great improvement over the old unlforms and many compliments were extended on both the ap pearance and performance of the Fowler band For the first out of town appearance last fall the band accompanied the football team to Bucklin A week later the group particlpated lh a band fest at Garden City along with sixteen other bands from the Southwest After the parade, all the bands attended the concert by the United States Navy Band ThlS program was a real thrill and in spiration to everyone who attended Other tries were made to Meade for the football game to Protection for the Iroquois League Instrumental Festival, and to Dodge City for the district contest At football or basket ball games, the band was always present, doing lts best to sup port the team. 15