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

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.S In 1938 one of the largest freshmen classes ever to enter G. H. S. was enrolled. The class was unusually active in all contests, and elected their candidate, Martha France, as Athletic Queen. Returning this year as sophomores, they elected the following as their class officers: President, Leon Langford: Vice-President, Imo Jean Feagan: Secretary and Treasurer, Billie Bradshaw: Reporter, Norma Crabtree: Cheer leaders, Ruth Esther Hasenplaugh and George Downing. The students enter willingly into all activities and the boys are especially in- terested in football, basketball, and track. First row-Juanita Geisler. Dorothy Webb, Mildred Vicory, Dorothy Qualls. Eva Shoemaker, John Joseph, Dorothy Lou Freeman, Jack Watkins. Second row'-Lucille Morrison, Zenobia Cook, Mary Catherine Rice, Martha France. Jimmie Channel, Helen Robinson, Wayne Hunt, Arnetta Porter. Third row-Rayma Cagle. Wretha Smith, Lois Coberly, Clinton Wade, Margie Redden, Bill Wade, Hilda Schaeffer, Pat Smith. Fourth row-Roy Hussong, Mary Louise McCullough, Jack Delmar, Helen McMillian, Harri- son Myers, Arlene Rooney, George Dunnill, Marjorie Gardner. Fifth row-Clella McGuire. Glen Howerton. Billie Bradshaw, Nancy Tackitt, Marceline Scott, Harry Rice, Inas Patty, Bob Shaddy. Sixth row-Kathryn Corbus, James Bailey, Marjorie Jarrett, Leonard France, Helen Bailey, Charles Pine, Betty Shaw, Lonnie Stussy, Elizabeth Anne Jones. Seventh row-Johnny Faulkner, Joanna Mathiews. Warren Fieandt, Frances Smith, Howard Jones, Mary Helen Tackitt, Mervin Fichtner, Dorothy Mae Freeman, Leon Langford. Eighth row-Marjorie Anderson, Robert Pine, Billie Stratton, Bill XVilson, Joan Easley, Junior Jent, Ruth Esther Hasenplaugh, George Downing. Norma Crabtree. Ninth row-Clarence Smith, Billie Ann Tillman, Ira Endicott, Annibel Hatfield, Harold Gibson, Betty Kinkade, Dick Sellers, Imo Jean Feagan, Edward Enyart. Page Twenty-four

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4 Although the upper classmen smile in a superior sort of Way and murmer green when they come to this page, it must be admitted that the class of '43 has shown a great amount of vim, vigor, and vitality during their Hrst year at G. H. S. By winning the ticket selling contest for the Streamlined Dixie Rev- elers, they succeeded in gaining the respect of the other classes. The members of the freshman class have been active in the music organizations and in sports. They sold annuals diligently for their Queen, Marjorie Davis. A freshman picnic was held early in the fall. They elected the following as their class officers: President, Eugene Dunnill: Vice-President, Paul Martin: Secretary. Bonnie Scott: Treasurer, Warren Clark: Reporter, Lawrence Pain: Cheer leaders, Peggy Rohrbough and Bill Moody. First row-John Ross, Kenneth Lindsey, Mildred Mills. Ted Darnell. Jackie Bliss. Sam Darnell, Mildred Beasley, Warren Wylie. Second row-Billie Brown, Kenneth Wallace. Betty Rice, Hobart Pruitt. Mavis Rice, Chester Frazier, Donald Cagle, Wilma Bell. Third row-Marjorie Davis, Ida Fern Jenkins, Eugene Dunnill, Roseanna Olds, Fred XVatson. Hazel Ashen, Marjorie Murray, Bob Ashen. Fourth row+Georgia Vernon. Bill Moody, Helen NVindle, Charles Ray Long. Ethel La Turner, Bill Boyes, Warren Clark. Letha Jo Edge. Fifth row--Freda Tackitt, Gene Fare. Robert Carlisle, Gyula Cox. Lloyd Kitch. Jack Enyart, Rayma Hill. Edward Berry. Sixth row-Katie Cox, Jerry Thompson, Velma Smith, Jerry Stinson, Peggy Rohrbough. Helen Smith, Bob Bogle, Pansy Tracy. Seventh row-Louise Berry, Eugene McCormick, Betty Jo Vicory. Gerald Ragsdale, Wanda Vanderpool, Jesse Barrett, Roseanne Tollman, Jack Gavin. Eighth row--Don Salzman, Bonnie Scott. Glen Davies, June McGuire, Eugene Cantrell. Virginia Burnett, Glen Barnes, Mary Orpha Moore. Ninth row-Leatha Williams, Harry Beyer, Billie McCormick, Lawrence Pain. Eredda Rowden, Albert Rowland, Gladys Hibdon, Dewey Donaldson, Glenda Oliver. Tenth row-Howard Gibson, Betty Cram, .James Jent, Jean Schafer, Bobbie Wyren, Billie Sweet, Paul Martin, Lenora Watson. Jack Webb. Page Twenty-six