Galena High School - Blue and White Yearbook (Galena, KS)

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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

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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

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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