Galena High School - Blue and White Yearbook (Galena, KS)
- Class of 1938
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I:. f.A,I ' -V A--MV. ...-....f..,Q:.,'.z. -- . . 1' LA l V -Aff. ..-. .' .Vi ' ' The Blue and White I938 Published by the Senior ancl Junior Classes of Galena High School lioioiuioioiarioim 10101oi014i10ioi4 Mary Ellen Bennett Dick Simon Editor Assistant Editor Ben Potterson Boyd Lomb Morgie Poyner Philip Geisler Business Staff Opal Hoord Dorotha Senter Foculty Advisors Page Two The BLUE and WHITE FOREWORD The Senior Class of l938 with the assistance of the Junior Class presents this third volume of the Blue and White, i order that you may visualize the current and past activites of our school. CONTENTS Aclminislralion Classes Aclivilies Alhlelics Fe alures Aclverlisemenls The BLUE and WHITE DEDICATION To the Citizens of Galena and the Tri-State District who, last spring, so generously donated funds in order that our schools could continue: To the members of the Kansas Legislature who worked untiringly and unselfishly for a program of advancement for the Kansas schools, we respectfully dedicate this l938 edition of the Blue and White. Page Three I l The BLUE and WHITE i . 1 Page Four Galena High School Song Although Yale has always favored The violet's dark hue, And the gentle sons of Harvard To the crimson rose are true: We will own the white carnation And honor it aright, While the high school stands defender Of the navy blue and white. Through the four long years of high school Midst the scenes we love so well And the mystic charms of knowledge We vainly seek to spell: Or we win athletic victories On the football field with might, Still we stand for dear Galena, And the navy blue and white. When the cares of life o'ertake us, Mingling fast our locks with gray, Should our dearest hopes betray us, False fortunes fall our way- Still we banish care and sadness As we turn our memories' sight, And recall those days of gladness 'Neath the navy blue and white M The BLUE and WHITE Berry McCartney Simon I Board of Educahon John Simon - .... --- .o.o... ...... P resident William Berry -- ....., ....o.. V ice-President Members L. B. McCartney Dr. C. H. Jones August Bradshaw T. C. Senter Bradshaw Jones Senter Page Six The BLUE and WHITE J. J. WHITEHEAD Superintendent of Schools Many times we have gone to you for an excuse for skipping school and you have ruthlessly turned us away. BUT Many times we have been preplexed and you have offered odvice. , Many times our paths have been strewn with difficulties and you have pulled us through. Many times we have been discouraged and you have given us consolation. We thank you Page Seven Page Eight The BLUE 1 and WHITE Cf Faculty Opal Hoard, B. S., Home Economics Kansas State College, Manhattan Flora Hubbard, B. S., Social Science Kansas State Teachers' College, Pittsburg Columbia University, New York City. Beverly LaRue, A.B ., English and Languages Kansas State Teachers' College, Pittsburg. R. H. Troughton, B. S., Science Kansas State Teachers' College, Pittsburg D. T. Abbey, B. S., Physical Education Northeastern Teachers' College, Tahlequah Oklahoma. Dorotha Senter, A. B., Mathematics Baker University, Baldwin, Kansas Imogene Swaney, B. S., and M.S., English Kansas State Teachers' College, Pittsburg A. L. Hosman, B.S., and M.S., Commerce Kansas State Teachers' College, Pittsburg Eugenia Johnson, B.S., Music Kansas State Teachers' College, Pittsburg i may . 5 V' ,-fzwm.-fm: . . The BLUE and W H I T E S Q GFIIOYS Class Officers Ben Patterson ...-................N........... - President Ted Myers .-,............wY..h.k......... Vice-President Emory Cogswell ..h.,-k...............H.Y,Y,.,.. Secretary Nadine Jackman ....................,........ -.. Treasurer David Rowland ,..a................-..-.. ...,-.- R eporter Mary Ellen Bennett, Lloyd Schrader ..........-. Cheer Leaders Henry Carlisle Lena Bell Mary Ellen Bennett Ruth Benton Eannes Hobson Emory Cogswell Margaret Comer Ralph Everett Dot Ann Hubbard Nadine Jackman Frederick Jones Jess Kitch Boyd Lamb Halley Lamb Page Ten Jack Bryant Jack Fieandt Jack Jones Rex Largent Kelly Hedges Russell Kernaghan The BLUE and W H I T E Honor Roll Honor Points Mary Ellen Bennett .........-....,...,............. ll2 Dorothy Wallace ...........................e....... IO8 Lewis Overstreet ....,............................. lO7 Emory Cogswell ..........,.e............. ....... l O2 Helen Murray Mary Jane Lawing Raymond Lumbley Bill McKinzie Billie J. Loris Qualls David Rowland Ted Myers ldalene Overstreef Lewis Overstreet Montgomery Lois Shaw Wilma Russell Lloyd Schrader Lucille Schroeder Ben Patterson Wade Tennis Neal Wade Clarissa Sellers Dorothy Wal lace Page Eleven The BLUE and WHITE Class History Tramp! Tramp! Tramp! It was the sound of l7O marching feet as 85 rookies entered Galena High School on September 6, 1934. We saw the completion of the gymnasium and the publication of the first Blue and White. We chose Marie Fleming as Our class queen and put up a gallant fight in the annual contest, but we were defeated by the seniors. Under the sponsorship of Miss Hubbard and Mrs. Haseltine we held our first class meeting and selected the following officers: President, Ted Myers, Vice-President, John Pennockg Secretary-Trea- surer, Mary Ellen Bennett. Time marches on! During our Sophomore year we were under the sponsorship of Miss Hub- bard and Miss Hoard. Five new teachers ioined the officers' ranks. Since we were no longer lowly Freshmen we were allowed to have parties. Time marches on! Our Junior year found us hale and hearty. Under the direction of Miss Hubbard our class play, The Million Dollar Butler , was presented. lt was our privilege and pleasure to entertain the class of '37 at the Junior-Senior Banquet. We had two parties during the year and a picnic. Time marches on! At last, we are nearing our goal. Several have dropped from our ranks but l5 girls and 23 boys march on at the command of Ben Patterson, who has been our leader for three consecutive years. Lena Bell represented our class in the annual contest and 'was elected Annual Queen. Under the supervision of Miss Hubbard we presented our play, Good Gracious, Grandma! The seniors held a prominent place in school athletics. This year saw five additions to our trophy case by various athletic groups. Saluting the Juniors for a successful Prom, we march around the corner to Commencement. Time marches on! Class Prophecy The following are articles taken from the files of a popular newspaper, dated l948. They concern members of the G. H. S. Class of '38. y The screens' newest star, Mary Ellen Bennett, is divorcing her present husband, Bill McKin- zie to marry Ted Myers. The Adventures of Fearless Fred , the show which played to a full house on Broadway for three consecutive weeks, is now being filmed. The characters are: Lena Bell, heroine, David Rowland, hero, Jack Fieandt, villain. Ruth Benton and Clarissa Sellers, mad reporters for the Pinchville Evening Blabber, are in Siberia to interview Jess Kitch, worlds' champion pocket pool player who is on on exhibition tour there. Jack Bryant, who is agriculture instructor at K. U., announced today the discovery of a new method of planting wheat. He says it is much better to plant wheat seed one foot apart because in that way it is much easier to cover your ground. Hank Carlisle, local electrician, has discovered how to make silent pictures in techni- color. He has been assisted by Emory Cogswell who has quite a reputation as a mathematician. Ralph Everett, multi-millionaire manufacturer of Cushionless billiard tables announced his coming marriage to his secretary, Margaret Comer. Russell Kernaghan, who is colonel in the R.-O. T. C., is driving an eight cylinder Dodge around town with another good-Iaoker in tow. Jack Jones and Raymond Lumbley, president and vice-president of the We-Freezem Ice Company, have broken their contract with their radio song-bird Billie Jane Montgomery because she beat up her husband, Loris Qualls. Dot Ann Hubbard and Mary Jane Lawing, the Hot-Cha Sisters, are featured at the Oasis for three nights this week. They are reported to be very good but your correspondent cannot verify this. Nadine Jackman and her husband, Eannes Hobson, are not getting along so well because poor Eannes signed a contract with the Pinochlers lSt. Louis Cardsl to carry water for their baseball team. Benny Patterson and his wife, Wilma Russell, are giving temperance talks on the radio. Kelly Hedges, matinee idol, is starred in a new picture, Beautiful One . Opposite him is ldalene Overstreet, a newcomer who shows great promise as a comedian. Boyd Lamb is in Africa teaching the heathen the advantages of establishing beauty parlors for the blind. ' Halley Lamb and Lucille Schroeder are in Europe on their honeymoon. They were married seven years ago but iust saved enough money to make the trip. Rex Largent, All-American football player, has taken up boxing as a pastime. He says it will do him good in important games. Lewis Overstreet is running for President on the Free Air ticket. His campaign manager, Wade iPetel Tennis reports that the opposition hasn't a chance. Neal Wade and Dorothy Wallace are planning on marriage. Neal is still hopeful though he says even the best plans sometimes go wrong. Lloyd Schrader, tenor, who won stardom through his interpretation of Lois Shaw's method if playing Juanita on the piano, is in the midst of an affair with his secretary, Helen urray. Page Twelve The BLUE andWHITEifD E Class Will We, the Senior Class of l938, being of sound mind, body, and soul, wish to leave the following will to undergraduates with the sincere wish that our bequests will guide them along the rocky paths in future years. The class as a whole leaves the knowledge they have gained in publishing the annual to the Juniors, together with the mental, moral, and athletic standing, with the injunction, Strive to do better . Lena Bell leaves her queenly qualities and stubborn disposition to Lavon Downing. Mary Ellen Bennett leaves her secret of popularity to Lorene Moss. Jess Kitch wills to Junior French the admiration of the Freshmen girls. Bill McKinzie's steady qualities, and love for the women are left to Paul Gaskin. The clinging-vine inclination of Ruth Benton is left to Rae Martin. Ben Patterson wishes to leave his red hair and chewing tobacco to Hamfat Martin. Helen Murray leaves Neal Wade's affection to Bobbie Wright. Raymond Lumbley leaves his artistic talent to Acel Lamb . Lloyd Schrader wills his sweet tenor voice to Paul Wade. Henry Lee Carlisle lwith many regretsl leaves the admiration of all the ladies and his theme song You've Gotta Be A Football Hero to Robert Overstreet. Nadine Jackman leaves all tendencies to flirt, gripe, and drive recklessly to Margie Poyner. Eannes Hobson, wills to Junior Shaw his curve-throwing ability. Jack Jones leaves his vast knowledge of history to Bob Sapp. Rex Largent wills his good looks and way with the women to Raymond Carlisle. Ralph Everett leaves all tendencies to go astray to Perry Holmes. Loris Qualls leaves his love to underclassmen to Roy Gardner. Billie Jane Montgomery wills all her ability to make faces to Mary Jo Honeywell Emory Cogswell leaves his pet saying, lgnorance is bliss , to Wayne Dunn. Kelly Hedges wills that handsome profile to John Stidham. David Rowland leaves that eye for the basket , his Cheshire cat grin, and all of his baby talk to his bosom friend, Dick Simon. Clarissa Sellers leaves her flirtatious ways to June Young. . Ted Myers wills his changeable nature, his lovability, and nose-rubbing tendencies to James Shaw. Wade Tennis leaves his reckless driving to Raymond Fry. Dot Ann Hubbard leaves her quiet ways iamong strangersl to Virginia Inwood. Boyd Lamb leaves his heart for Helen Oyler. ' , Lewis Overstreet leaves his hitting power ihitting the girlsl to Olin Shetley. Jack Fieandt leaves his tendency to be a ladies' man to Henry Lepard. Jack Bryant wills his capacity to argue at the slightest provocation to Maurice Lamb. Halley Lamb wills his ability to keep his books open, yet sit on the front seat, to Charles Rhoades. Mary Jane Lawing wills all of her good excuses to Norma Fare. Wilma Russell leaves her ability to keep two boy-friends and keep them apart to Betty Jean Williams. ldalene Overstreet leaves that one-man-lady tendency to Myonza Allen and hopes she uses it. Russell Kernaghen wills his position as the most convincing prevaricator to Colon Dunn. Lucille Schroeder leaves her quiet ways and love for the boys to Ruth Davis. Lois Shaw leaves her silly giggle and intelligence i?l in geometry class to Thelma Ross. Dorothy Wallace wills her love of tall and lanky l?i men to Doris Carr. Finally, we do hereby name and appoint as the sole executor of this, our last will and testament, our class advisor, Miss Opal Hoard. In witness whereof we, the class of l938, the testator, have set our hand and seal on this twentieth day of May in the year of l938. Page Thirteen The B L U E and W H I T E I J unlors Class Officers Phillip Geisler ................................. President Acel Lamb .............................-. Vice-President Dolores Myers ......................... Secretory-Treasurer Raymond Carlisle ............................... Reporter Lavon Downing, Jesse Kinsey ................ Cheer Leaders Jock Adams Walter Archer Myonza Allen Nom Allen Raymond Mable Bankson Wilmetta Berry Mildred Bogle Virginia Brown Marjorie Cagle L qnrhslie . 53 glfpp flonetto dD'i:V'S Lavon Downing Colon Dunn ldamae Dunnill Norma Fare Alf' e cms arf Gee ormolrfl. ry Roy Gardner Bill Gavin Phillip Geisler :een 1 Flchtner He en mman Perry Holmes Hoverfield Marjorie Hill MOFIOH Page Fourteen Mary Jo Howerton ' Honeywell The BLUE and WHITE Virginia Inwood ACS' Lamb Maurice Lamb Ruby Lee Jesse Kinsey Zena Martin Dolores Myers Lois Overstreet Robert Virgil Pickett Louise Lentz Thelma Ross Lloyd Russell R R Bob Sapp Overstreet Dick Simon Margie Poyner Jo Le W d ay yan R0Ym0f1d Mary M. Floyd Webb Lane Starina Wy d eW.I 0 e Paul Wude Wdlkef Schrader Bobby Wright Betty Williams oo Y 'Son Neal Waltholl Page F ifteen The BLUE and W H I T E Sophomores Class Officers Gerald Martin ................................. President Betty Shaeffer ............. ............. V ice-President Juanita Overstreet ........... ....a......... S ecretary Margie Allen .....,.,............ ........... T reasurer Marie Breeden ......................... ........ R eporter Margaret Qualls, Olin Shetly -- ........H.... Cheer Leaders First Row- John Allen, Margie Allen, Yoder Allen, Marie Breeden, John Brewer, Carl Carlisle, Jack Carlisle, Leon Carlisle. Second Row- Doris Carr, Richard Coberly, Lois Craig, Charles Davis, Ruth Davis, Roy Densman, Betty Jane Dixon, Frank Dugan. Third Row- Peggy Ellington, Evelyn Farris, Helen Faulkner, Fred Frazier, Paul Gaskin, Hazel Gilstrap, Zola Hatfield, Wanda Havens. Fourth Row- Marjorie Henson, Eudora Hill, Raymond Huddleston, Bill Jackson, Marguerite Kinkade, Kathleen Lamb, Nadine Lane, Thelma Link. Fifth Row- Gerald Martin, Dorothy Morey, Granville Olds, Veda Oliver, Juanita Over- street, Helen Oyler, Marion Parker, Lenora Parsons, Sixth Row- Minnie Porter, Margaret Qualls, Helen Rohrbough, Eva Dell Rowden, Lovella Rowden, Robert Scott, Billie Shaddy, Betty Shaeffer. Seventh Row- LeRoy Shallenburger, Clair Shaw, Coleen Shaw, James Shaw, Junior Shaw, Olin Shetley, Leta Smith, Louise Starina. Eighth Row- Katherine Starks, John Stidham, Lou Ann Stillson, Alene Sturgis, Bob Sum- mers, Hazel Swan, Bobby Tollman, Neal Tremble. Ninth Row- Wanda Webb, Millie Mae Wenzel, Claude Williams, Thelma Williams, June Young. ' Page Sixteen The BLUE and WHITE Page Seventeen The BLUE and WHITE Cf Freshmen Class Officers Charlie Hamilton ................... s.......... P I'6SlCl8f'll Frank Tryon -,,-..H.,,..., s ............... Vice-President Gerald Wallace ......-..........-. ....M.-----.- 5 ecretorv Joe Cagle ,..,.-.,..... ...,................... T reosurel' Lois Stinson ,.....,.. - ........... --- -- Program Chairman Leila Port, Kenneth -Murphy .................. Cheer Leaders First Row- Ida Mae Anderson, Juanita Anderson, Vernon Anderson, Marjorie Armstrong, Anna Bankson, Carroll Barrett, Mariorie Bennett, Margaret Benton, Marjorie Brown. Second Row- Harold Burwick, Ray Bynum, Joe Cagle, Helen Carlisle, Melvin Carlisle, Gerald Casteel, Gwendolyn Clawson, Imogene Coberly. Third Row- Winnia Grace Coffey, U. L. Danel, Alice Davis, Imogene Dean, Julius DeGraff, Junior Donaldson, Paul Duncan, Wayne Dunn. Fourth Row- Ruthalea Edmonds, Claudine Elliott, Mervin Fichtner, Leon Fox, Eamey Gaede, Ruby Gow, Harry Glades, Charlie Hamilton. Fifth Row- Margaret Hampson, Melvin Haverfield, Goldie Hibdon, Genevieve Hughes, J. D. Hunt, Roy Ice, Geneva Jones, June King. Sixth Row- Wayne Largent, Nellie Lentz, Henry Lepard, Maurice Martin, Rae Martin, Helen L. Messer, Earl Morris, Novella Morrison. Seventh Row- Lorene Moss, Louise Moyer, Kenneth Murphy, Laveita Murray, Glendora Myres, Harrison Myers, Jess Overstreet, Murel Patterson. Eighth Row-- Imogene Pittman, Leila Port, Eugene Ross, Eugene Russell, Harold Russell, Helen Ryan, Dorothy Scott, Max Shaw. Ninth Row- Nellie Shaw, Waymeth Shetley, Mary Shultz, Nadine Smith, Neal Stidham, Mayme Lee Stillson, Lois Stinson, Helen Strickland. Tenth Rcw- Virginia Strickland, Howard Thompson, Bob Tremble, Frank Tryon, Lavonne Wade, Gerald Wallace, Billy Watkins, Carl Webb, Bob Wells. Paae Eiqhteerr The BLUE and WHITE Laugh and the world laughs with you. I stood upon a mountain, I gazed upon a plain, I saw a lot of greens That looked like waving grain. I took another look at it, Ancl thought it must be grass, When goodness, to my horror, It was the Freshman class. Senter- lafter a long winded proofl And so we find that X equals O. Sleepy-headed Freshie- Thunderl All that work for nothing. Freshie Bennett had a wad of gum That gum was white as snow And everywhere that Marjorie went That gum was sure to go. She took it to her penmanship class It was against the rule, Mr. Abbey took the gum away And chewed it after school. Before Chemistry Test Now I lay me down to rest Thinking of tomorrow's test If I should die before I wake I would not have this test to take. Mr. Troughton- A fool can ask more questions than a wise man can answer. Perry Holmes- No wonder so many of us fIunk. Mr. Abbey lin Physiology classl- Loris, can you give me on example of wasted energy? Loris Qualls- Yes, telling a hair raising story to a baldheaded man. Advice to flunking Freshmen: Eat toma- toes and ketchup. Sophomore Definitions Paraffin is the next order of angels above seraphims. An igloo is a house that Jack Frost built. A mushroom is a room for making love. A night club is the utensil a wife uses on her man. Page Twenty The Senior's Ode I think that I shall never see A grade more lovely than a B A B whose earning grade points rest, Where D and E and even less Have made us look to God all day And lift our lanky arms to pray, A grade that enables us to rate The marks we need to graduate Poems are made by fools they say But only God can make an A . Fresh. Bynum- Do they ring two bells between classes? Soph. Charles Davis- No, Frosh, they ringthe same one twice. Prayer Before History Now I set me down to study, I pray the Lord I don't go nuttyp And when at last l've learned this junk, I pray the Lord that I don't flunk. Mr. Whitehead- How is it that you are late this morning Jess? Jess Kitch- l overslept. Mr. Whitehead- What? Do you sleep at home as well? Miss Hoard- Do you like cod fish balls? Lena Bell- l don't know, I haven't at- tended any. Miss La Rue- Give me a sentence with the word viaduct. Ben Patterson- He threw o tomato at me and that was viaduct. Miss Hubbard- What is the liberty bell? Russell K.- The bell at the end of the history period. Miss Hubbard- Who discovered Amer- ica? Kelly H.- Having not studied my les- son and not knowing the answer, I hesitate to respond. K if , , ' ,E . ' ffii,w?E5yP-? 4 sv fi? X., QX . 1 xiii' 5 .L - ww , , 9 22 'ui 'S ,, vm iiwg The BLUE and WHITE Boys' Glee Club lTop Rowl Paul Wade, Neal Wade, LeRoy Shallenburger, Lloyd Schrader, Dick Simon, Bill Jackson. lBottom Rowl Ray Bynum, Colon Dunn, Lewis Overstreet, Kenneth Murphy, Miss John- son-lnstructor. Girls' Glee Club lTop Rowl Anno Bankson, Mary M. Schrader, Mabel Bankson, ldomae Dunnill, Lavon Downing, Dorothy Wallace, Lois Shaw. lMiddle Rowl Miss Johnson-Instructor, Margaret Hampson, Lovella Rowden, Helen Hinman, Lorene Moss, ldalene Overstreet, Wilma Russell, Mary Ellen Bennett. lBottom Rowl Marjorie Bennett, Ruthalea Edmonds, Marjorie Cagle, Jonetta Davis, Nadine Smith, Leila Port, Claudine Elliott. Page Twenty-two The BLUE and WHITE Orchestra lStandingl Miss Johnson-Instructor, Mary Ellen Bennett, Lou Ann Stillson, ldamae Dun- nill, Marjorie Cagle, Virgil Pickett, Mabel Bonkson. lSeatedl Charles Davis, Glendora Myres, Lois Stinson, Hazel Swan, Kenneth Murphy, Marjorie Bennett, Perry Holmes, Margie Poyner, Frank Tryon, Henry Lepard, Howard Thomp- son, Harold Russell, Maurice Martin, Eugene Ross, Louise Moyer, Marjorie Armstrong, Ruthalea Edmonds. Drum Corps lBack Rowl Louise Moyer, Marjorie Armstrong, Helen Oyler, Ruthalea Edmonds, Marjorie Cogle, Myonza Allen, Mary Jo Honeywell, Wilmetta Berry, Helen Murray. lFront Rowl Mary Ellen Bennett-Major, Helen Rohrbough, Doris Carr, ldamae Dunnill, Margie Poyner, Marjorie Bennett, Marie Breeden, Lavon Downing, Betty .lean Williams, Betty Dixon, Margaret Qualls, Kathleen Lamb, Peggy Ellington-Twirling Major. Page Twenty-three The BLUE I am1wH1TE C Vocation Club lBack Row! Ted Myers, Dolores Myers, Clarissa Sellers, Idamae Dunnill, Mary Ellen Bennett, Dorothy Wallace, Boyd Lamb, Mr. Whitehead. lFront Rowl Zella Martin, Margaret Comer, Lavon Downing, Betty .lean Williams, Lois Shaw, Margie Poyner, Nadine Jackman, Lena Bell. Modern Magic Club lBack Rowl Robert Scott, Thelma Link, Doris Carr, Gerald Martin, Marie Breeden, James Shaw, Mr. Troughton. lFront Rowl Juanita Overstreet, Joy Lee Wade, Acel Lamb, Granville Olds, Robert Over- street, Bobbie Wright, Betty Shaeffer. Page Twenty-four The BLUE and WHITE Neeallecrafl Club lBack Rowl Norma Fare, Helen Hinman, Mildred Bogle, Clarissa Sellers, Ruth Benton, Mayme Lee Stillson, Nadine Jackman, Miss Hoard. lFront Rowl Wilma Russell, Lena Bell, Marjorie Cagle, ldalene Overstreet, Lois Shaw, Wandalee Fichtner, Margaret Comer, Margie Poyner. Camera Club lBack Rowl Joe Cagle, Robert Overstreet, Acel Lamb, Wayne Largent, Murel Patterson, Gerald Casreel, Mr. Troughton. lFront Rowl Margie Poyner, Jack Fieandt, Laveita Murray, Lewis Overstreet, Helen Ryan, Harold Burwick, Ruth Davis. Page Twenty-five The BLUE and WHITE Dramatics Club lTop Rowl Miss LaRue, Boyd Lamb, Jesse Kinsey, Ted Myers, Henry Carlisle, Raymond Lumbley, Charles Davis, Kenneth Murphy, Claude Williams. lMiddle Rowl Lovon Downing, Virginia Inwood, Bobbie Wright, ldolene Overstreet, Dolores Myers, Mary Ellen Bennett, ldamoe Dunnill, Helen Rohrbough, Marie Breeden, Dorothy Wallace. lBottom Rowl Wilmetto Berry, Peggy Ellington, Betty Jean Williams, Joy Lee Wade, Wilma Russell, Helen Oyler, Marjorie Bennett, Marjorie Armstrong. Hi-Y lTop Rowl Gates Harreld, Henry Lepard, Neal Stidhom, Earney Gaede, Kenneth Murphy. lMiddle Rowl Mr. Hosman, Junior Donaldson, Wayne Dunn, Harry Glades, Bill Jackson, Carl Carlisle. lBottom Rowl Henry Carlisle, David Rowland, Dick Simon, Lewis Overstreet, Kelly Hedges. Page Twenty-six 9.25. The BLUE and WHITE Looking at this group photo of the l937-38 football team, one can readily see that they are, proverbially, one big happy family. The Bulldogs showed great sportsmanship throughout the season and the reserves were will- ing to worm the bench for Coach Abbey when the going was tough for the first team. Being together, pulling for the team as a whole, and being a teammate and not an individua- list help a coach to get along with his team and Mr. Abbey can tell you the same. FOOTBALL RECORD They We 6 Quopaw 6 7 Carl Junction 6 O Edna l 3 O Chetopa ZS l 3 Altamont 6 O Oswego I9 O Baxter 7 , O McCune 66 26 Total l48 Page Twenty-eight The BLUE and WHITE Climaxing a successful season by overwhelming the McCune High School, the Bulldogs won the title of Co-champions of the Twin Valley League with five victories and one loss. lt was one of the greatest teams that the Galena High School has ever produced. The Bulldogs initiated the season with a 6-6 score, tying the Quapaw Wildcats. The game was played in the rain which caused a few fumbles by both teams. The Bulldogs started the game with a green team as only two regulars were back from last year. The following week the Bulldogs, before a large crowd, lost a close one to the powerful Carl Junction squad by a score of 7-6. lt was the first home game of the season. Galena scored first and made their extra paint but when penalized for off sides, they failed to make it on their next try. Carl Junction started a touchdown march and succeeded in crossing the double chalks in the closing minutes of the game. ,They made their extra point which decided the close battle. The Bulldogs tasted victory in the next game by defeating Edna by a score of I3-O in the first conference game of the season. Galena outplayed Edna all the way and scored two important touchdowns, the first on a long forward pass in the second quarter and the other on a thirty-five yard run by Kitch through the center of the Edna line. The Bulldogs traveled next to Chetopa and came home with a one-sided victory. The score was 25-O in favor of the Bulldogs. Long runs featured the contest with two of the four Bull- dogs' touchdowns coming from that route. The other two were scored on a short end run and a long forward pass. With two conference victories in the bag, the Bulldogs went to Altamont for their third conference tilt, confident of a win, but came home on the short end of a I3-6 score. Their heads were too high and Altamont took advantage of this fact, shoving over two decisive touchdowns. Galena scored in the closing seconds on a long pass. The next week the Bulldogs got revenge for their loss at Altamont by defeating the Oswego Indians I9-O. Galena vs. Baxter was the most important game of the season for the Bulldogs because they had not beaten Baxter for nine long years. But this year it was a different story. The Golden Tornadoes were overwhelmed by a score of 7-0. The Bulldogs scored in the second period when Ted Myers, senior end, rushed through the Baxter line and grabbed a fumble and gallop- ed ninety yards for the only touchdown of the game. Jess Kitch plunged the line for the extra point. Before a large homecoming crowd at Abbey field, the Galena Bulldogs ended a successful season by defeating the McCune Rurals by a score of 66-O. This victory placed Galena in a tie with Edna for first place in the Twin Valley standings. Page Twenty-nine The BLUE and WHITE Top Row: Colon Dunn, Bill Jackson, Jack Carlisle, Dick Simon, Bill McKinzie. Middle Row: Kelly Hedges, Lewis Overstreet, Paul Goskin, Coach D. T. Abbey, lCap1'.J Ben Patterson, Rex Lorgenf. Lower Row: Vernon Anderson, Bob Sapp, James Shaw, Robert Scott, Junior Shaw. Page Thirty The BLUE and WHITE Top Row: Doc Russell Kernaghan, Earl Cupp, Gerald Martin, Granville Olds, Leroy Shallenburger. Middle Row: Henry L. Carlisle, Jess Kitch, Ted Myers, Coach Troughton, Raymond Carlisle, David Row- land, Jack Fieandf. Lower Row: Neal Tremble, Raymond Lumbley, Ray Ryan, Johnny Stidham, Boyd Lamb. Page Thirty-one 0 The BLUE and WHITE B TEAM Punkin Goskin Droopy Lomb Stid Stidhom Jr. Show Hamfat Martin Granny Olds Coach R. H. Troughton Pucky Shaw Hob Hobson Son Russell Hank Carlisle Babe Lamb Firecracker Anderson Page Thirty-two The BLUE and WHITE A TEAM Pewee Rowland Shorty Myers Red Patterson Si Simon Forward Center Guard Forward 'Lord Largent Coach D. T. Abbey Meatl-lead Fieandt Guard Guard Looie Overstreet Honey Kitch lcky Carlisle Forward Guard Guard Willie McKinzie Forward Page Thirty-three The BLUE I andWHITE Q The Galena High School Basketball aggregation romped off with every honor offered by the Twin-Valley League in l938 by winning the League Tournament at Oswego and going on to win the conference championship with ten wins and two losses. Although the B team has not so enviable a record as their elders, they always flashed a potent attack. Mr. Troughton, the Second's coach, has done an admirable job of training the undergrad- uates for a first team position on next year's cage squad, to say nothing of Head Coach Dan Abbey, who led his charges through a successful season winning both conference trophies. BASKETBALL RECORD CONFERENCE They We 27 Quapaw 42 26 Baxter 20 20 Altamont 29 22 Edna 23 2l Oswego 29 25 McCune 30 32 Chetopa 44 22 Weir 28 l 5 McCune 24 26 Oswego 40 29 Quapaw 52 38 Weir 27 37 Chetopa 45 30 Baxter 26 l9 Edna 20 19 Altamont 23 408 Total 502 OSWEGO TOURNAMENT They We 24 McCune 32 26 Chetopa 38 14 Baxter 2l 64 Total 9l COLUMBUS REGIONAL TOURNAMENT Tl'leY We 3l Baxter 33 66 Columbus I4 97 Total 47 Page Thirty-four The BLUE and WHITE JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL TEAM lStandingl Lloyd Dickson, Vernon Anderson, Lonnie Stussy, Coach Bill Roe lSeatedl Maurice Martin, Carl Webb, Warren Fieandt, John Joseph, lra Endicott The Junior High School basketball team completed a successful season by winning eleven out of twelve games in the regular division. In Tournament play the team was not so fortunate, taking fourth place at Cherokee, Carterville, and at the Galena Tournament. Late season iniury and illness kept two regulars, Edward Enyart and Harrison Myers out of the team picture and parts of tournament play. The Midget team, composed mainly of inexperienced seventh grade players, did not hit a winning pace until late in the season. Next year the team should make a good showing. Howard Thompson is the only ninth grader to leave the team. RECORD They We 3 Mineral 33 lO Cherokee 24 Zl Baxter Springs 24 lO Treece l7 I2 Columbus 25 8 Mineral 45 8 Riverton 24 9 Cherokee l8 20 Baxter Springs l l l4 Treece 28 IO Riverton 23 l8 Columbus 24 I43 Total 296 Page Thirty-E The BLUE and WHITE CHAMPION SOFTBALL TEAM OF i937 lBack rowl Coach Abbey, Jack Shaw, Max Breeden, Joe Tremble, Ted Myers, Coach Troughton. lFront rowl Eannes Hobson, Bill McKinzie, Jack Fieandt, Dick Simon, Jess Kitch, David Rowland. Winning double victories over Baxter, Altamont, McCune, and Chetopa, the Galena High School softball team finished in first place in the Twin-Valley Conference. Under the direction of Coach R. H. Troughton, the Bulldogs showed their competitors some stiff competition. The Bulldogs, not tasting defeat during the season, were awarded a handsome trophy for their efforts. 1938 TRACK TEAM lBack Rowl Coach Troughton, Robert Overstreet, Junior French, Earl Cupp, Russell Ker- naghan, Junior Stidham, Colon Dunn, James Shaw, Coach Abbey. l lMiddle Rowl Vernon Anderson, Gerald Martin, Billy Shaddy, Raymond Carlisle, Maurice Lamb, Lloyd Russell, Granville Olds, Jack Carlisle, Boyd Lamb. iFront Rowl Clair Shaw, Neal Tremble, Lewis Overstreet, Rex Largent, David Rowland, Jack Fieandt, Paul Gaskin, Charlie Hamilton, Lester Johnson. Page Thirty-six if lag -g- X The BLUE and WHITE CARNIVAL QUEEN MISS LAVON DOWNING Junior Miss Billie McCormick Miss Juanita Overstreer Freshman Sophomore Miss Dot Ann Hubbard Senior Page Thirty-eight The BLUE and WHITE QUEEN OF THE BLUE AND WHITE MISS LENA BELL Senior N Page Thirty-nine The BLUE and WHITE Cf GOOD GRACIOUS, GRANDMAV' lSenior Playl Overstreet, Wade, Wallace, Fieandt, Murray, Sellers, Lumbley, Bennett, Myers. Henry Breckenridge - ........ Ted Myers Clancy ......... .--- Lewis Overstreet George Breckenridge. ...... Jack Fieandt Wiggins ............e.... Neal Wade Mrs. Lennox ,.... - Dorothy Wallace P-Sam .......... .-- Raymond Lumbley Clarissa Sellers Helen Allen ..... .- Mary Ellen Bennett Delicia ............... Cecile Allen ..... ..... H elen Murray Director ......... . ..... A MARRIAGE IS DISARRANGEDH lA Radio Play Pesented Over WMBHJ Standing: Holmes, Lamb, Kinsey, Miss LaRue. Seated: Myers, Inwood, Wright. Miss Hubbard Mrs. Hunt .... ..... D olores Myers Dick Hamilton -.. ....... Acel Lamb Mr. Hunt ...... ..... P erry Holmes Susie Wells ..... . ..... Bobby Wright L0is Hunt .... --- Virginia Inwood Tom Rogers .... , ..,.., Jesse Kinsey Director 4 ...................... -.---- ........ Miss LaRue Page Forty The BLUE and WHITE lJunior Playl Standing: French, Berry, Simon, lnwood, Wilson. Seated: Wade, Ross, Williams, Downing, Myers. Robert Owen --- Jack Fenway --- ----------- Dick Simon -,-- Woody Wilson Rene Louvre ....o.... --- Junior French Lincoln Long .......--.-. Virgil Pickett Janet Benton ...... Betty Jean Williams Mamie Drew .......... Virginia Inwood Helen Cooke .......... Lavon Downing Mrs. Edith Cooke Tilly Murphy ---jiij Carmel Trenton ---- Dolores Myers ----- Thelma Ross -------- Joy Lee Wade Prompter ............ - Wilmetto Berry Director ................. Miss LaRue THE STRANGE BEQUEST THE MAID AND THE MlDDY lAn Operettal Top Raw: Simon, Wade, Schroder, Lumbley. Middle Row: Bennett, Shaw, Hinman, Dun- nill, Downing. Bottom Row: Williams, Thompson, Murphy, Cogle, Bynum. Billy ..-................. Dick Simon Dawson ..-... The Count .......... --------- Lloyd Schrader -- Claude Williams Evans .............. Kenneth Murphy Fitz ...... o ............. Ray Bynum Captain Dasher ............ Neal Wade Bounder .................. Joe Cagle Young SI imson-- ..... Raymond Lumbley Valerie Vane ....... Mary Ellen Bennett Mrs. Gaily ...-....-..- Lavon Downing Alice ..................... Lois Show Maud - ................ Helen Hinman Phillis .............. Ida Mae Dunnill An I ta ........--....--. ,,-.-, , Director ........-... ? ? ? ---- Miss Johnson Page Forty-one The BLUE and WHITE Page Forty-two I K Bin. LEE The BLUE and WHITE . -V K, EF f Ks 1f E R Q c-,. ,,, ..-.-....-...Q k w. NIFIED OUR EDITOR Page Forty- three The BLUE and w HIT E Calendar SEPTEMBER 6-First day of school. A few lost freshmen .IAK V K g lO-Chapel speakers-Rev. J. L. Mitchell and Nell Mitchell, Evangelist. Mr. Hosman led the singing. I4-Miss Johnson begins work as music instructor. l7--Reverend W. Zimmerman-chapel speaker. 2l--Elect class officers. 23-High School night at the Methodist Church. 24-First football game. At Quapaw. Rainy. Score 6-6. 28-Senior Class meeting called to discuss annual. 29-Special chapel called to start football ticket sale. OCTOB ER l-Introduction of football boys in chapel. 5-Annual staff announced. 8-Miss LaRue's English group presents a program on courtesy. ll-Raymond Lumbley has a Galena Special haircut. I3-Ralph Everett very badly injured when thrown from car. I5-Mr. Troughton's group in charge of chapel program. ln the lcebox playlet written by Mr. Hosman, presented. First conference football game and victory over Edna l3-O. 22-Walked on Chetopa 25-0. High School carnival. Lovon Downing, Junior, crowned carni- val queen. 27-Senior chapel-pantomine of Hasty Harry . Wheel Freshmen have their first party. 28-Watch out! The goblins will get you! Senior and Junior Hallowe'en parties. Second string beat Joplin reserves. 29--Dedication of Roosevelt School. Celebration banquet at high school. NOVEMBER l-Chapel speaker-Reverend Hertwick. 4-lnvaded den of the Altamont Grizzlies for a night game and our Bulldogs left on a gallop after a l3-0 defeat. 5-No school. Teachers' meeting. I2-Salvatori R. Noferi kept the student body in rapt attention as he played his famous violin, accompanied by Mrs. Roy Malcolm. Defeated Oswego l9-O. l5-First big snow. Boys have great fun washing other peoples' faces. I8-Blind man appears in Senior section room. Jack Fieandt takes the money in the cup. I9-By a freak play, the Bulldogs from the ghost town defeat the Baxter Tornadoes, 7-O. Z2-Junior High operetta, Cobbler of Fairyland. 24-Special services to bury the Baxter Jinx--Craig Bennett officiating. 25-Thanksgiving vacation begins. 26-Homecoming game with the McCune Rurals. Galena wins 66-O. Alumni banquet. 29-Miss Russell resigns. Mrs. Bond substituting. DECEMBER l-Basketball practice starts. Meatheads vs. Pee Wees. Redheads vs. Shorties. 2-Mr. Ronny gives lecture, Behind the Walls of the Penitentiary . 6-Mr. Whitehead in Topeka. Page Forty-four The BLUE and WHITE IO-Senior play presented, Good Gracious, Grandma! I2-Miss Swaney ill. Mrs. Bond substituting. l3-Seniors receive rings and do they feel important? 14-Sophomore Christmas party. I7- B team beats St. John's. A team defeated by Joplin Y. Zl-Teachers' banquet. 22-Quapaw victorious over B team. Our A team victorious over Quapaw. 23--Christmas chapel. u-:Jaw Ll. 32 3:2- -v ,To D 555 WO 'to gr :Ln ro? S2 FD:- o 9: 55' D'- uv: ga FD 305: C 'Zig 55-if D 234 TD 'U aa MU! If :J mo- 72. :i no Ch a 5 a. ID 9- -Seniors select announcements. 6-Mr. Whitehead in Topeka. ll-Miss Hoard absent from school. Mrs. McGuire substitutes. i4-Gala-Fiesta. l7-Oswego game. 24-Queens chosen for sales campaign. A and B teams trounced Chetopa. 28-Sales campaign starts. Special chapel-Mr. Nichols and his band from Baxter. Victory over Weir. FEBRUARY l-To McCune for another victory. 2-Abbey and Troughton to Chetopa to conference meeting. Juniors choose rings. 3-Seniors wonder if Juniors will also wear caps and gowns in Moy. 4-Chapel-Rev. J. L. Mitchell speaks. 8-Sale contest closes. Lena Bell, Senior, Queen. ll-Chapel-Mr. Hendry sings, accompained by Vanna Cruzan. Played Weir minus Ted, David, and Rex. We wonder why? l2-Play Chetopa for another win. , I6-We defeat McCune, first night of the Twin Valley League Tournament at Oswego. l7-Bulldogs carry Chetopa at Oswego. l8-Finals. Defeat Baxter. Bring home the cup. 2l-Suffer second defeat of season at the hands of Baxter. 25-What a game! Just beat Edna by one point. Score I9-20. MARCH 4-Last game of season-Altamont-win. 9-Miss Senter ill. Mrs. Bond substitutes. IO-Big loss to Columbus at Regional Tournament. I2-Baxter carries off both trophies in Junior High Tourney. 15-Boys report for track. l8-Burgess, Andy McGorthy and Brownie here. Chapel--Campfire girls. Zl-Banquet for high school basketball team by Board of Education. 22-Soph.-Jr. girls soft ball game. Juniors win. 23- Old Maid's Club -presented by East Galena P. T. A. 25-lnterclass track meet begins. Chapel-Doctor McKinsey talked, theme, What you are going to be, you are now becoming. 30-Tornado hits Columbus, several absences. Some people thought it was the Fourth of July and set off firecrackers. APRIL l-Chapel-Russell Rexrote of the Assembly of God church, speaker. 4-Operetta, The Maid and the Middy , presented. Finished track meet. Seniors win by small margin. 8-Honor students announced. Big Snow. l5-Kids' day, program presented. Baxter and Commerce track meet here. 22-Galena vs. Oswego. 23-Joplin relays. 27-28-29-Musical Festival at Pittsburg-Dick Simon, bass solo, Lois Stinson, violin solo enter. 29--Junior play, The Strange Bequest . MAY 4-Conference track meet here. 6-Junior-Senior banquet. I3-Senior Chapel. Regional meet. l 5-Baccalaureate. l6-Senior picnic. I7-Junior High recognition services. Senior class night. I8-Commencement. 20-Last day of school. Let us put our books away. Page Forty-five The BLUE and WHITE 1Back Rowl Miss Senter, A. Lamb, Dunn, Kinsey, Carlisle, Myers, Lumbley, B. Lamb, Cogswell. iMiddle Rowl Allen, Poyner, D. Myers, Downing, Dunnill, Benton, Wallace, Bell, Jackman, Miss Hoard. lBottom Rowl Geisler, Inwood, Simon, Bennett, Patterson, Shaw, Rowland. THE BLUE AND WHITE STAFF Seniors Juniors Mary Ellen Bennett ...., ..,..,...... E dltOr ....................... s. DlCk Sll'Y1OI'l Ben Patterson --,-----,....e,, Business Manager .................. Phillip Geisler Boyd Lomb , .--,...-.E..... Advertising Manager ................ Margie Poyner Emory Cogswell ..e,... ,, .,.,,. Circulation Manager ..E.,......s. E-- Lavon Downing Loig Show --,,e,----,,,....... Photograph Editor ..,.,,E..,E..E.E Virginia lnwood Lena Bell -...E.,.......E.. ,..,. C lass Editor .................... Myonza Allen Nadine Jackman --..,.,..... Organizations Editor .............. - . Dolores Myers David Rowland .....a,.......EE Athletics Editor ................ Raymond Carlisle Ted Myers ,...,......s........ Humor Editor .................... Jesse Kinsey Raymond Lumbley ..............,. Art Editor ........................ Acel Lamb Ruth Benton .....a.............. Feature Editor .................. ldamae Dunnill Dorothy Wallace ................. Bookkeeper ..................... Colon Dunn Opal Hoard ..,........ ,..... F aculty Advisers ----. .....,....... Dorotha Senter Official Statement Of the BLUE and WHITE for the purpose of showing our public and fellow colleagues the efficient and economic way our funds have been dispersed. Liabilities Engraving -2---- . ..E...E. S 27.03 Printing and binding ........ 20.34 Postage --- .....E........ .- 50.00 Chewing gum for stenographer 120 pkgs. per day for 5 monthsl 150.05 Tiddleywinks for Ass't Ed. .... 41.06 Hairset for Annual Queen- ..... 16.35 Accident insurance for Business Manager .s......E..s..., 1000.00 Joke book for Humor Ed. ..... 18.47 Shoe repair bill for Circulation Mgr. ......e... 77.85 Editor's salary .............. 2.15 Bribes to Supt. J. J. lfor getting out of schooll E, 275.17 51678.47 We hope this report Page Forty-six Assets Sale on annuals ..,v.....,.,.. S 48.33 Advertisements --.' .......... 64.25 Donations from faculty ....... 1006.14 Rec'd from benefit show ...... 558.91 Collection from Freshmen ..... .15 Balance from annual sales two years ago ..E............. .21 Admittance to staff meetings C- .64 Total receipts ......,....... 51678.63 Total expenditures ........,. 551678.47 Balance for next year's staff E- .16 meets with your approval. The BLUE and WHITE ADVERTISEMENTS To the business establishments of this and the surrounding cities, we offer our sincere thanks for their willingness to co- operate with this staff in publishing The Blue and White. It is the wise business man who advertises in publications worthy of his advertisements. There is an old adage which says, What's the use of running if you're on the wrong road? . lt has been proved many times that when you advertise you are not on the wrong road-so keep running. Page Fortyeseuen T heB L U E P age F orty -gig h 6.1 tm I D E U l Di E -. i 'U i 'U ,gf 2 as - i P 3-I -.Q I Q in i ' l .1 2 w 2 '- E E -o ' ' 9,5 99 5 '- 2 m 0 : O Q ' l gi in '- 2 -1 2 2 -. 5 2 ! Q Q- 2 L1 5 if ... 5 ' E .Q Q i rl K - ,14 ,Q as J, 5 5. 5 ! '-. 6- JU 2 GQ W gm ' 3' :P 2 0 I o - 2 G, i s- as s Q. - .. 1 m S N 5-Z 70 gg-:Hg -D H- - Ei EE- I 45:5 H E . O : . 9 w um -, I E f-1' m ! gp :,, '- K' 2 2 E 5 5355 'fp K. I an-nm 2 -EQ 32 3-2. 1, in !-tg, Ci. lx ' I E ,-- if '.. ,it O E gc' nie 'U 'U i ,, -, i 2 '- '-D 2: GE ',-N z ,--1. A-.D 2 s '-,E 4 E .. Q pu W E 5 f -,i 2' 3 D 0 Q ! 1' Lg Zh 3' 5 U l 1, 3 5' F 0 l :r G W U - 3 cg 'n Q E' ' 5 AZ? 5 5 P 2 iii .Q 2 E' 91 E S L- E ,- I S '- Q 3 32 Q2 ... Q Q 4 :E ,..l c U Q H -K g A - Q m .-.H ! :ad D 1 D ! ,U ! - 2 4-1- i -- 2 10301011 10101111014 i4rio1o14l:cvi01n14r14ri1v:01oioi P10101 :ini 101 and WHITE 1 vi: 11 14 inio1n:u14r1zn1o14uioinioioinic 303014 qu NEW BAXTER THEATRE ALWAYS A GOOD SHOW ALL THE NEWS ALL THE DAY Joplin Globe and News Herald v:cv14x14r:4r11n14v14x11v14v11v1avioioiavioioininioiunioif R.8fS. MOTOR SALES co. ...ll H Ii- fCsH EVROLIiT f ' Lf'-IL A Largest Automobile Dealers in the District 4 h and Penn. -l Plln Aulomalic Healing and Eleclric Co STEWART WARNER ' nernnesnnons mxonos 5l3 Main Sf. Ph ne 5 P9 F y ricrinioioinioiarioioieuioic 1 ioisioixlu 1 zizzi riozoioicrioioiuifri nic The BLUE . Qgand WHITEW EAT Tom's Toasfecl Peanu+s and Fresh, Delicious Candies L. A. MORRIS 1012 Distributor DRINK .... QWHME . . . . IN BOTTLES 101014 1 rioiuioiinioicvioicuioicrii1010101014 It Pays to Trade at The GOLDEN RULE STORE T. C. Senter, Prop. -SINCE 1878- 405 Main C. L. Sawyer Insurance Agency We Give Better Service SINCE 83 PHONE I79 10214 r14vi4vi014v1oi4r1oi4 The BLUE and W H I T E 034 -D F303 cr 'rut '14 rlltvrntvflvvrvtvdvvrf 103' 3'103 i '14 1 ivivi' ! ! 5 E C K L E S AND SAVE YOUR SHECKLES Q The Boy from the Old Home Town 5 2 MEATS-GROCERIES VEGETABLES-Everything in Season S Fresh Dressed Poultry Q Q 5 WE DELIVER ANYTIME ANYWHERE i Phone 1838 1726 Main st. Q ,,,,, ,,,,,-., -.. - .,,-,-,,,,-.,,.,,,,,.,, ,,,,,4,,,, i Q 5 2 2 Galena Machine i DlXQN'S 3 And Q I . 1 KEEP u NEA1' i Elecfrlc Co. I U Q cLsANEns 209-211 Main sf. ' l Galena, Kansas Phone 47 406 Main Q ! Q I Q 'U- ' - ' 'N Q ! The Senior Pictures in this Annual Were ! Made from Photos by COLVIN. S Let Us Make Yours. You Will Be Pleased and i So wan we. Q coLvlN sTuDlo 2 Corner 3rd and Main Galena, Kans. 2 ii... i Page Fif rioioioioio-'Z' ty-One The BLUE and WHITE 024 9010101011101011nic10101011111iii111vii11110:11:11111111Q14nioioioiuioir1101111010101-cnjojanioiuioioioiojuifxicricii ez. RAMSAY'S We soy frankly to the woman who thinks she cannot afford Ramsay's Standard of Quality that she is confusing first cost with ultimate wear and satisfaction. Joplin Missouri Dependable Used Cars Sales-Service B o Dodge-Plymouth Distributors 6th-Pearl St. Phone 912 Joplin, Mo. -oioiuioioioioinioinioir rioioioicuzoioicricvioioicrixrievioixri F. M. WILLIAMS Just how cheap is cheap? That is the question. A price here means a real value in foods of the highest quality. Save money. Enjoy better foods. Shop at our I.G.A. Store Home owned. Owner operated. 702 Main St. Galena, Kansas OUR PURPOSE is to prepare young people for employment-to give them a training that will enable them to earn a good starting salary as quickly as possible. Joplin Business College W. N. NEWLAND, President Page Fifty-two -0101: 1014 1010101011 1010101014vioioioioioirrioioiivioioitmit 4110101014 1014: 1 1 1: 1 zu 1 91011: 1 :r1:: 1 :r1011r1u1011i1cv1010101o101i 1 -0101u10i01010101c 11 10i01o1010101010101014nioiuioioioioia 51010101 nioioioioioioioioioirricrioif 101010101 10101 The BLUE and W H I T E - f:04l4ll1Pl0i01014ii0l4Vl0llPl4 illtiiitlllilfiliiiillliiiltill ifilllitilt 10101534 ! ! Q LCNG MOTORS Q FORD v-8 and LINCOLN ZEPHYR I SALES .ma senvlcs I g 132 East l2th St. Phone 350 I Baxter Springs Kansas E ! 2 'llQOQODOQ4lQOQOQ4lQ0illQlDllDQOQOQ1PQOQOC0-0QOQOQOQf7Q0-010i0,0QlVQ 3 I OPPORTUNITY l I For young men and women. Get an early start in l938 by enrolling for our l Q general course in Business Administration. More than 90 per cent of our grad- uates secure office employment. Many af them in Q Big Positions at Big Pay i With the Civil Service lgovernment positionsl, with the Mining and Oil i industry, etc. But to secure the big positions, you must be prepared. Our Q i courses prepare you for these positions. 1 . New Term Starts Monday June 6, l938 I l New location at Central and Main. For further information write, phone or call Q 2 STATE BUSINESS COLLEGE Q i Miami, Oklahoma. i '0i0C0if5Q7,0i0i0Q0UlQ0Q45llQ1PQ?QtbQlQtlH?lDHll0QPi1PQtlQPQYQtiQ. 9 I 9 I g FARE GROCERY I i Groceries and Meats 2 Reliable Groceries Lowest possible prices E i Galena, Kansas I I l Milt itiifbltilllit lllii i0l0ltl10QOQtPl0l1li0l4 l0l0i0i011 i0Q0i0i01 I l I Q use Q 2 King Jack Flour 2 E For Sale at your Grocer's 2 I Distributed by I . . i E Boyd-Kelso Milling Co. 2 2 Joplin, Missouri 'E'i0l0Q010llPl!l010lllllil4ll0illlll11t71014Dl7ltlIfIQ1PitPlitPl0lll199 Page Fifty-three P a ge F. :fry-f E'-.. Ex! 2- 22 - 25 'p. ig M Msg 1. I j'..m-4 , Egos 2 I ' A gow , I 2' H QWEQ - I Egm Q -A Q I-'a 5 up :ia Z -'i' '- 5 HL. - I L.. 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I 2 5 m I i Q 5 Q 3 The Jewelry Store g Of The Town 2 -------t Q 5 I 3 i l 601 Main Corner Frisco Bldg. 2 Joplin, Mo. 1 5 Q Q I , Q ,l--.-... .... - .... ----------,----,-1 Q l i A new p onality developed under the skilled fing f Q i beauty operators : Beauty Services S S We have modern equipment and finest material S E La Blanche's Beauty Shoppe 2 605 Main St. Galena, Kansas Telephone I5 l ,.,.. ....... --.--..,,...,,--,--,-.-........,.....-- Q 2 2 E Outfitters for the Entire Family Q I The home of E I rrrzws ALL LEATHER sl-loss Q E AND ALLEN-A HOSIERY E PRICES DEP'T STORE Ea. Price Q l fd- QQQQ -4' 'iiioioioioioioioi rioioinioioioin 10:03 xioioioioioil Page Fifty-five Th B L U E QE ande W H I T E36 i W ' I' 2 Chuck Morgan's I I Q SPORT STORE Q 2 Wholesale and Retail 5 g HONOR SWEATERS S 1 4th and Joplin St. Phone 283 i I Joplin, Mo. Q I ,.0.,.,.,- .... ,.,..,.,-,,,,---,,.,-.,,,-,. .,,..-.,,-,,-- I I ' I I I I I 3 c 9 f I tions .na ses: wishes 'r 5 g The Class of l938 E I The Southwest Missouri Railroad Company 2 I I I I I E STOP and GAS I - I With , I 2 FRED and HARRY 5 Q Archer Oil Co. i 2 300 W. 7th St. Kan. fr Mo. State Line g 1 Phone 330 l I I I ' ' I I I I . I 3 DEEM S FOOD MARKET Q 2 410 Mdlh Phone 44 5 I I I Exclusive for sl-IURFINE Coffee I l And I g Mrs. Tucker's Shortening 5 L s 10i0i0i4Pi 1010? i0i 1 ?4'19?0i' 2211 Pdborvrvtotwdbozoe-w:o:u'23 Page Fifty-six The BLUE DCDCCDCCDCCIUDQCICCPQIIDCYimPQUGCIQQGIPQlGOQOC0.0COC4CflifldnmlcflcfmmUiduiflmfflibilmfllilllnimiiilini. - 'I -I , G1 'W 7 Y n -1 9 2. U 5 H C -I i ? I P5 1 - ... .. u g srsfgz-zfcsssrsz: as :xg 2 1 g,. af' -wav,-'aZ.22a:G Of' 'HP N' w o +- U: Q 2 n - 2- M- va -u 9 3 -f 2 :r Q n -q Z' ,, ,-2 2' qu f px :H - . 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Office lZ05 House l885 Flowers for Every Occasion Open Evenings uioiogozoioia 20101011 ioioioiozozoiu 1 wie 14 10101011 1011 Truetone the Modern Radio Wesiern Auio Associaie Sfore 408 Main Street Phone 175 Western Flyer Bicycles TRY L I F E B R E A D It's Full of Energy oioioioioioioinv:o1o1oio1o1o1cv11xi4v14v1o31vi4a14ri1 10101014 Compliments of Joplin Furniiure Co. . GOOD FURNITURE SINCE 1897 vos-'los Main si. Joplin, Mo. i0l011lQ0l0QOQ lQODODlPQOQ 315,01 PQIIQ PQOQODOQOQOQ Dill!!! age Fifty-eight Gllfif XXl5HLI 9? Elf? VWm'mmTIQQQ1QIIJQ.Q 5 1 G I B + Sh 1 S 3 a ena eau y op Q JEWELRY g E 513 Main Phone No. 4 Q w s-Di s E i l -JeweIry-- Q E g Expert Repaiznr K 609 Main St. g 5,H..n..-.,-rn..n-.,...i-,- .... .,.--,...-g 5 l A Q 2 M. RoBEsoN LUMBER co. g E Wallpaper Sherwin-Williams Paint S g HEADQUARTERS ot GALENA HOUSING GUILD l Q Phone l25 Ill E l S E l Galena, Kansa E I 1 ' i 5 McCARTNEY DRUG STORE , S Quality Merchandise at Reasonable Prices 2 S PHONE 238 E 2 1 Q l I S Congratulations to the Senior Class of l938 E l 2 Citizens Stale Bank of Galena, Kansas E 2 Member ot Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation i U 2 E.- .... ----r------.. MQ 1102010101 riuinioiirojgnqoie ine GE Lffif JHL13 EEG 2 C,,,,,,e,,,, i Sunny-Jim Candy I 2 2 Shop i CHRlSTMAN'S 3 3 Q l , ! 1 Q 5 3 Mom Stre ! Q Joplin's Complete Department C plin Missouri ! 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Tenth Street - g E Pittsburg, Kansas V I l 1 A Q I T ' ' 1 I I i I I Schwariz Drug Store E C i 'e 'S - I 2 g , 0' 1 Q DRUGS i Buy-Rule Grocery I 2 GLASS E 515 Main St. Phone 27 2 l - l Service and price guaranteed g GGIGIN, KGIISGS E 2 0i0i0l010l47l0i014li4DltifPi4ll4Pi4YlIb1lDi1li1b1tbi1 llill vioiuioiu E I I 2 SYMPATHY AND UNDERSTANDING 3 2 Our Services are Within the Reach of Everyone I I I g BOICE UNDERTAKING COMPANY I I D Phone 217 2 I i I 'iiill11Yll510l0llPl0llP1014PllPi0lil10l4Yi1Dltlll llll llitltbllblllltbltiltr-4 Page Sixty-one The BLUE and W H I T E 5'-'-- 0 -f 'f -0 ' ' 0 'X' ! S Acknowledging with Compliments 3 2 I I 0 Q Q 2 oillmer flcilfice 5 I L QCD Q E The Photo Work in this Annual E I Nothing too large or nothing too small to photograph ' +5 :,Z:1::,,::,1.,1.:::,1.,::,.-.,1g,g.,gp.,...N.I,1 -901-Iqnmnnzoxuanuua-rcx14ua:Ir4D1r10CD0f5 rm. - X xi ' ' I b' uw I ft: ' . I . . . 0 5 ' 'W 1- --' 1-X 1 IWW! : ' I ' ' iv 'I F1 J w 4 ' 1 LQV5? 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