Girard Rural High School - Trojan Yearbook (Girard, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 52 of the 1947 volume:

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Each group and class will have passed an- other milestone. Each will have climbed another round of the ladder of life. To those who will receive their diplomas as recognition of having completed their high school course, other fields will be beckoning. Some will have received all of the class room work they will get, others will continue in school for more advanced education. But to either -group you, yourself, must now make decisions which will largely decide your destiny. This is the time that each of you must remember that the future belongs to those who prepare for it. Your parents, your teachers and your school officials have given you their best. Make the most of it. To the school patrons let us all continue to bend our every effort to the advancement and im- provement of our school system. Let us not rest until our schools and our children have the best. Let's all concentrate our efforts toward better schools and a clearer understanding of our school problems. To our teachers goes our sincerest appreciation for their efforts and cooperation during a most trying period. May your efforts and understanding be not in vain. Each of you from the first to the final class have done a Hswellu job and cannot be too highly complimented or praised. Sincerely yours, 8 ? l M azier, ' Girard Board of Education 6 ulaerinfenclenf CIR Ano CIW XMOOLS Omaha. KANSAS onus ov , flu n.1'Avgon - t wrnmnnulm fgugg gum snomrjagggfi Greetings to the Student Body of the Girard High School. May you receive much enjoyment in the years to come from this, your 1947 Crimson and Gold Year Book. Memories are like the treasures of old brought to light. To the Seniors, I wish for you the greatest success possible. Remember always you shall have a friend in your Alma Mater--The Girard High School. KANSAS SCHOOLS NEED STATE K 22 E. 3 OFFICE OF THE PRINCIPAL GHRARD. Crrv SCHOOLS GIIIARD. Knusas To the far corners of the world, have gone a great group of young people, who at one time studied in the classrooms of Girard High School. We are sure that they are helping to make this a better world because of the training received as students. As you join these remember that every graduate particular responsibility to possible in the community in Best wishes to you all. alumni, may you too of G. H. S. has a be the best citizen which he lives. Sincerely yours , 7 t t CLCM, ir t G. H. Saccane, Science, Freshman Class sponsor James McCormick, Mathematics, Hi-Y Club, Senior Class sponsor Inez McAdoo, English, Peppy Peggies, Junior Class sponsor Bessie Schwab, Home Economics, Sophomore Class sponsor Mildred Heller, English, Peppy Peggies, Senior Class sponsor Jane Townsend, H. S. Principal, Mathematics, Normal Training Evelyn Lisenbee, Spanish, Vocal Music, Spanish Club Hattie Borden, Social Science, Y-Teens, Sophomore Class sponsor Edith Prosser, Commerce, Y-Teens, Freshman Class sponsor W. W. VanNorsdall, Vocational Agriculture, F. F. A. Club Frank Jameson, Mechanical Drawing, Coach, Junior Class sponsor ranalaorfafion Bob Kenney, Internationalg Bill Larmer, Twin Coachg Clarence Brower, Chevroletg Danny Rhudy Ford Our transportation system covers one-fifth of Crawford County. The buses travel 224 miles each day and carry one hundred fifty-seven students to the Grade, Junior High and High School. We are very appreciative of our drivers and their splendid records of safety. guafoclianb We are sincerely appreciative of our custodians, Mr. Lloyd Neil and Mr. Don Pyle. Their work and cooperation is un- excelled anywhere. 9 Gymnasium-Auditorium gzifvbngb w xv! Vocational Agriculture Shop OUR HOLD HlGHn Once again, here as school-mates assembled, We fain would lift our hearts in song, To our High-School, our dear Alma Mater, Let gladness the moments prolong, We are proud of her lads and her lasses, Of honors won in days gone by, So here's a cheer for our old High-School, For our old High-School, Our dear H0ld Highnl Chorus: Here's to our Here's to the Here's to the So Uflightyn, Let mirth and Soon for us will the school-days be ended, The dreams of youth, that fade so fast, But we know that the heart oft will ponder, In mem'ry, 0'er scenes that are pastg There are joys that will long be remembered, And Friendships too, that ne'er can die, Then here's a cheer for our old High-School, For our Old High-School, Our dear HOld Highul Glasses, Here's to our lasses lads they adore, Senior, so Hmightyu, Junior nFreshyN, and Sophomore, gladness, Banish all sadness And as the days go by, You'll find us ready, and steady Boosting for our NOld Highul CRepeatJ I0 N44 35gS7I':,? 452.3 lf' AA, I fzfgpf 4 gf-55, ff fr I '3r'Z 'f'J'5'e'5..-'95 ,1-sr Q' Si fdh ze Lint g I 7 x- ' V ...L :J ,F ' '1 Tia 1 If ,Q 1 E V- -,N I ,,-fi. 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President College Prep.g Glee Clubg Chorusg Hi-Y5 Jr. Playg Sr. Play Emma Jean Fedell Sec.-Treasurer Commercialg Y-Teensg Commercial Clubg Jr. Playg Sr. Playg Glee Clubg Chorusg Peppy Peggies Richard Adamson Agricultureg Glee Clubg Chorusg Hi-Y3 F.F.A.3 Basketballg Footballg Track i0v Robert Andrew Agricultureg Glee Clubg Hi-Yg F.F.A.5 Footballg Basket- ballg Trackg Chorusg Jr. Playg Sr. Play Pauline Appier Generalg Y-Teensg Peppy Peggiesg Glee Club V. L. Brees Agricultureg Trackg F.F.A.g Hi-Yg Glee Clubg Basketballg Footballg Jr. Playg Sr. Play Qi! ilk ,dv Glenn Cash Morris Chambers Generalg Footballg College Prep.g Hi-Y Trackg Hi-Y3 Glee Club 12 Robert Davis College Prep.5 Glee Clubg Spanish Clubg Hi-Y5 Bandg Orches- trag Sr. Playg Boys Ensemble 'il1i5 N. oxlf Q- Ernest Hay Vernon Hershoerger Agricultureg Hi-Y5 College Prep.5 Glee F.F.A. Clubg Hi-Y Alfrieda Kichler College Prep.3 Glee Clubg Commercial Clubg Y-Teens 'iw !liwuv-- Mary H111 Commercialg Y-Teensg Commercial Clubg Sr. Playg Peppy Peggies Qwms Merlin lmbusch Agricultureg F.F.A.5 Glee Club 1 Virginia Lightfoot College Prep.g Glee Clubg Peppy Peggiesg Y-Teensg Commercial Clubg Orchestrag Jr. Playg Sr. Playg Sex- tette Leonard Lucke Agricultureg Glee Clubg F.F.A. 'QW' qu- Paul McFall College Prep.5 Glee Clubg Quartetteg Octetteg Sextetteg Hi-Y J. E. McFarland College Prep.5 Glee Clubg Hi-Yg Chorusg Quartetteg Orches- trag Bandg Footballg Basketballg Trackg Jr. Playg Sr. Play 13 Robert O'Reilly College Prep.5 Glee Clubg Chorusg Hi-Yg Orchestrag Basket- ballg Footballg Jr. Playg Sr. Playg Bandg Quartetteg Track EQ IN 'nv' Mary Peak George hose Commercialg Y-Teensg Generalg Footballg Commercial? Y-TGSHS5 Peppy Peggiesg com- Track Peppy Pegelfws C0111- mercial Club mercial Club Charles Saccanne Juanita Sharp Generalg Footballg Commercialg Y-Teensg Trackg Hi-Y Peppj Peggiesg Com- mercial Clubg Glee Clubg Chorusg Sr. Play gies Mary Sweet Robert Doris A. Thiesing Commercialg Y-Teensg Peppy Peggiesg Com- mercial Clubg Glee Clubg Chorusg Sr. Play Wm. VanNorsdall Generalg Footballg Hi-Yg Bandg Orches- trag Trackg Basket belly F.F.A. I4 Generalg Hi-Y College Prep.3 Com- mercial Clubg Or- chestrag Jr. Playg Y-Teensg Peppy Peg- Richard Williamson College Prep.3 Foot- ballg Trackg Basket- ball union! R1,N fa, Jel e Millicent Helms Marvin McCracken President V. President an wlaigigf John Anderson SE' J fgeft v Jne William Burns 'JYBFA 3 2 R ia 2 5 5 1 M Jane DeFrence 2 I J e e Gayle Garrett 9 I - . ' 'var - eye, 1wQQwmwwwa A I L ' L W W xw if we A W im W Jane E. Kennedy Sec.-Treasurer ,v- , Y :vi Y f: was W V: MY, 1 ,W . ,SE 3 G ene Bredehoeft - ,A .wil l ei Mary L. Copeland Donald DeLange Ex p Nag in Q ,MH Qizxf,eQeMgw A . 5 ag 9 1 J Q is JDerlene Hanks lone Bredehoeft 5 Arts 'K-. Q if 7' 'w A 1 . J, wwf?-iwwgf . A533 ' 52 ig Ted Cunningham Eddie Gallinetti ifAgaaE5Qfi J James Hartong Eg rl?QFQ Ar 'qi' if , wrQWNw .1555 ,V if Y Bill Hedrick gqgsgiail Riohard LaForge 1 fs- 'EIB' VR:-yn I Y K K , .LJ qkrxwg Y L Wilma Marehell Sil k e5f 52? ll fj efifuif Lila Highberger 3'5 il f I X x i'S,f r ll Dick Leigh Dortha McClelland 1- M A g iI59f ll 4 Q ,,Qg ,WV N 5 5? ' f 'gl ' 2 5 Robert lorsei Billie Pallett iiiilli me li!IIIIIIIIIiiil!!E 1 3 'X 3 5 Z Dorthy Peterson Darrell Rhudy ea 3255 3? 5 -l 1 fx, John Kendig UUA 404 .pw-1' Lucile Louderback Q Gem G. J l Nha. G Qj,,fe1Wr QEW4 Leonard Mein Howard Q 5 lf. 1 .lg wi iv . ' ' Q. . s is NS' -Q. 2 1 Earl Rose , Q Gloria Kennedy Q, NEQA Mary E. Lundrigan Q M. . ,Lf ' I V wa ik , rx! Ep 7 Jehes Mitchell :lIIIIgg:gg55!Ei I.elll . Patricia Peak Donna Rush n,, J, t Wilma Russell golf 2 lvqggsigb Houston Sims Shirley Stolte A w ' IAL ...V fi ff ? W Joe Sandwith wg ,. : wwf f W Gene Smith wh, ,'?P X y 'Hu EHSQ if ' 429' f JoAnn Sell if sf I Rodney Smith UQh t f. f , ' ,La we Y ,, ,K , ? f1Q'N James Shay if 4, 1 ,. ,, M, ,. ns W 'F' '32 f Q- Lois Stelzer Pauline TF0Ut Edger vonSoosten Calvin Wilson Vrkqr t W - '5s5- ' '2A. f ,W ?Q?' .... ?gmtg Q I lv gwf '1'll M55 ,Y f , W ii Ralph Wilson Kenneth Worthington Jack Steele was absent when pictures were taken. an 1 ' ,rf Tommy Needham President ,ff . liIEsq!gj!'Iih 5 r Ruby Baker ff, g. fr L often 'fitewmk bill bloomer W , , .. ,,,L. WW , Wilma Critton Rose Lee Fliss -SLP 1 Betty Kays V. President n3wm5 435' 2, Wu' . EQ, ' 'Qav-AVL t ,W,e , 'gwfi .K M 5 Donald Bennett x f M .fm ' - f A hfQ, gym ' '- l.?t'lfA 1'-w 3 1 Mary Bloomer 55, 'cos F B. w Dodson OITLOPQJ 1-JV Asa . Margaret Elliott Sec.-Treasurer x .7h7 sv L-N Rf x Earl Bennett 'ef ,igg rlr Leroy Bruenjes ti we 5 7 G2 Mir' w-15 ' Y, xr Tom bverhart President f,7.? ggi? . ..,E 3 ri., g., 1 X t if Lewis Bertoncino ,gi JE X Rex Christian M Max Flinn .ragak V5 L: Qy gl .,,' :i?QgQh M 5. . ',-V ' - --.,- 1 - .A S155 A . L oee :ii W x.' E-Eye? th , i ,lal wig., -5:-3, I I an vl, f H i Barton Dorsey V LQQQ f , mmE?,fN: 'I8 Mary Ann Gates .Vg 3 S D Maxine Gates 'R E ...TL JoAnn Mildred Kichler Bonnie McDermed Robert M 4- :fri C if A' F ur ff, no 2 ? S 9' Omer' Henson Claudine Hiestand ,M qi M. M MM A M f b3xM fi. 'Vef,w , M, ina.-41252 Violet Humar Wiiliam lhman ,im gb' VA ,NL naQizgi,?iV f gk, W We M im 3 E Eugene Koester Terry Lane ll fa. . ,. ., QYMM f imgj! We I I df cDowe1l Roy McElwain s ' I 9 ., l?.-we as. W Q92 k W of af AY V Irwin Meyer D on Mncheu Lila J. Mitchell 19 ,xi 3 My r, gg K 4 . F X Viz Freda Hill if W we 'K NY' Donna Jones 4 ,,, Q A I-Q. AL .H ,qu , , Margaret Moaormick , V a kzx 'Mi' . ,Mnl3eeeEE4 fwze eefeeeez A ef- ve,., .eewew siege Della Matson Winnoa Multhaup Jeannette Murdock Jackie Nelson John Newberry Af Q km e 1 g5'?i1 jf QW e if-sz ',, f o egg 5 3' ' Perry Page Dolores Pile Jeana Pouche Qwgdgf My H fi 'QE ,if, 'K I A 'Z' 5:5 A Maxine Roseboom Viola Russell Rex Sher? Roger Stevens william Swart Margaret Taylor S any 5 W 5 lfa','?i?23. if S A. L. Nye - Su' m 'Y X! V, ' - it . 1-in Lester Roper Richard Steffens Cletus jf , 'g ' 'M 2 Y K ESWEEE? IHJFL-Q rww? v'g iefii? n W QEW- f fvwwwfhvwwwi ,QW , , ff-- , . A 4 'sat' 9145?-.eZ1ix'1:'f seem Virgil vonSoosten Bryan Wilson Dorothy Wolkar 20 1 11 I K jl e5Al'l'l2l'l I W V yk, ' Q f ig -' my Z A ,W aww P ,fi ' A 5' 1 A f m' 'V A if dddd ' ofa, I n 5 z dl 'J H y,',' lf , 93 :1 4112 P ' d -K1 I '11' . ,.,, Don Childers Ned Sauer Bonnie Murdock V. President Sec.-Treasurer President ii ,er A P P Al n P ' 1 eerdde Opal Baker Floyd Bennett yx, no V ky A yi X K , ni an H ff .. Q2 V , ' ' , I ' X V 'lf 7 d g John Brown Rosemary Butler Qeawbwd ff Ruth A1111 Conley Edgar Corn 21 , 3 lrdlie LeRoyce Bird WTP? .- - ,V , . Pauline Cavin Vivian Crank ,eg ,.,, MMM? f .i,,.':,1 Ea J Gail Borden f f i rdn non ,oo,P f AN Joe Ci zerle Jean Cunningham Loretta Cussimanic 'N a gi .. 2 Ein, 'A H' 2 1,3 yr A xiii Qxxl 1iig F 1 Clarence Duensing John Flater Nora Lee Haliecy P M , y iy 7 1 ik' Qag,hfi , gg M, ,,1. M Q Raymond Helms E 5 , Q' A H ? U Ted Davidson Freda Elliott ifign L f' JN? we is SEQ' , J.. .M Berniece Frost 'AQ Harold Harmon 1? . L ,, rhn a .g n - 5 N W .,N QEV, W, . V021 gziyfggjqf je- ?' -Sf 'x i' . , 'diff , 'QC 0115 Davis jfzw .w wa 3 Julia Elliott . :, M'!w,. K , 1' 5 2' 9 Nyla Jean Ginardi Helen Harryman i I an J ..,, Q 2wwe+,, LW ' A, J V- ,. , . 7 A ., Jimmy Decker Q' 'A ,-,YL L We i- ewix Julia Farmer EFX M Virginia Graham .w'H'ff Y ir K-1 p K . . M my T Laverne Hay A .1,21 3? Q , H., orc. Q E 4 if 5 Ally I Ina 5- HGYlOCKGT Madrienne nerlocker John Hershberge J L , QMFWE5 N iv? A w Eldon Hill igk,Q :Tj ' 5 1 'fry 'ea S 2 Herbert Keigley Landa Leverich Virginia Mayberry u95 ,U 5 if i 1 ' fjfF1rVf 8' iigggii . ka fr 143 e.4?fe M rrr, Am A5?igyQ fi .,,a,yA ,,, Daisy Matson 'Zz 45 52 4 Jean Jones me gee ' My Betty Ann Koester Q , f ffx Fred Lusebrink , , K gk, , me . , M 1,1-,wg fi Ti. ,Q I!l WK .355 Beverley Michael Joyce Noddin 1 ' E Lai ? V, ear ' 1 '1 B Mary Ann Jones :QQ?.,,y rig? f f,V', xerfig K WQ,,q,5kf yX i i Walter Lane 3 E ,V 7GQyfMagf Charles McCloud Newer I if QW ' -fv .f f Azv f R .N Q,,'H5! , E Ralph Montee gl . f Mfg f-ww , 5, ff2Q Benedict Peak 53. F-, 3 - ur, f, g igexirf wfVL ,F xi 0' Tony Kavich fle 5 2 f'Q N Ted Leigh .. i? f iw-F f ,WW 3 aim V , gf Mary Ann Mannken Q ini! gvawgii Q My yyael ' , yeyy y y Joe Murnane In qiiilsg L arqzwiwfrgww Gloria Penachio L, ,sf 1' Joan Pierce 'qiifii,E W r re K if RQ Y , 9 ,wg ,..E , ,,m,, me John Read H nw gg l v F W : f Paul Sharp Deloris Swart Poucne I KQ4 Dolores Reith Wi: Alvin Spillman Jack VanNess ,ghfh 3 S 'f55,fW?i.g .U ggirif -' .mfr-ff Tin ? , cw QAQa'l-fxglv -' A iv ififkj f. gVzwQ,M1QM T A-as-QV 7- K mg, if ,W . ., gd , Pre sion ,-nf o' V 5? M2 4 ff' , . X x Merlin Ralph Y! Q ,Q 25 Glenn Rose -.L we U Vx qua . gym .r 4+ pf! aux if James Storey Edna Watkins Howard Wilson vc A V, VP? A fi! , J Kennethnhanabargar miif- lihf W f ' 545W 5 K , , ,mf 3 3 3 he ilk i Patricia Schulte li 3 s Glenn Stwalley James Wheeler 07 'fig aaqff 1 an ii . iiigg' 'iii'-n.s i.. 4-maxaman Q 2 Q -5-if iq 5 i' ir V 'I' 'I' 1 - hiig... an l suns sun if .xdcfiuified zs 4 WA ' lx A Q11 . W D NN. 1, September 9 lmlf 1 - fn- 19 s M I ' 25 CJ XL It ly L1 C7 L ' - October 2 ., Q 15 ' 17 .3 23 .5 I h' 1 f'. 4 November 1 - 1 U as ' 11 A1 gg .QQ 25 ng.-.I 28-29 fp December A y ,,fl6,1 X 1!'C' 16 19 23 30 January 16-17 H zo 22 1 February L 17 25 March 4 .. 5 21 April 3 4 11 16 17 22 23 V ix In x May 2 0255:-:Q-Sz.-.1 9 18 19-22 22 23 Q? C 4 ul eff nas ' ' X f 26 CaL,.Ja,. School Opens Spanish Club Picnic V Plantation Singers Concert First School Party Elliott James Lecture F. F. A. Training School at Parsons Freshman-Sophomore Game Vacation CTeachers' Meetingj Senior Girls Guests of P. E. 0. Parents' Night CAmerican Education Weekj Junior Play F. F. A. Initiation Thanksgiving Vacation Y-Teen Conference at Neodesha Football Banquet School Party Vacation Begins Studies Resumed Final Examinations New Semester Begins F. F. A. Skating Party Mason's Nature Land School Party Elzie Bown Lecture Hi-Y Athletic Show Senior Play Easter Picture Good Friday Vacation District Music Festival Music Program Crawford Co. League Music Festival Howard Cleaves Lecture F. F. A. Parents' Dinner Y-Teens' Party for Mothers Junior-Senior Banquet Band Show Baccalaureate Services Final Examinations Commencement All Over lk uk flwfdaf ir ir i 2 1 Q 2 H H6 Eddie Gellinetti, John Read, John Anderson, Calvin Wilson, Coach Jameson, Roger Stevens, Bryan Wilson, Charles McCloud, Eldon Hill, Clarence Duensing, V. L. Brees, Bill Burns, Raymond Helms, Don Childers, LeRoyce Bird, Glenn Cash CStudent Managerj, Charles Saccanne, Bob O'Reilly, Dick Leigh, Earl Rose, Gene Smith, Bill Swart, Melvin Geier, Don Mitchell, J. E. McFarland, Bob Andrews, Lewis Bertoncino, Bill Bloomer, Roy McElwain, Bob McDowell, Richard Williamson, Richard Adamson, Rex Sharp, Bill Inman, Donald DeLange, George Rose ,. S I 4- I 7' 2 j 'WS' W el! 3 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE 1946 Sept. 20 Webb City There 27 Galena There Oct. Frontenac There 4 ll Oswego Here 18 Arma Here 30 Rich Hill Here 8 Nov. Arcadia Here 15 McCune Here 20 Cherokee There 27 Z?wLef6.Jf gf' A Q1 Coach Jameson, Bill Inman, LeRoyce Bird, Houston Sims, Charles McCloud, Edgar Corn, Bill Swart, Rex Sharp, Bill Hedrick, Glenn Cash CStudent Managerl, Roger Stevens, Lewis Berton- cino, V. L. Brees, Bob O'Reilly, Richard Williamson, J. E. McFarland, Bob Andrews, Richard Adamson, Bryan Wilson, Don Mitchell, Earl Rose, Dick Leigh, Don Childers, Melvin Geier, Calvin Wilson BASKETBALL SCHEDULE 1946-A7 Dec. 10 Mineral Here 13 Ft. Scott Here X X ' 17 McCune There X' 'A 'v Jan. 7 Arma Here bw ? X K2 , 4' 10 Frontenac There '61 4 X ll, Arcadia Here ' KH Q' wi l7 Cherokee There U, I 3 1 2l McCune Here R N C, 21. Arma There 28 Frontenac Here 31 Arcadia There Feb. 5 Cherokee Here Feb. 13-15 C.C.P.H.S. Tourn. Here 25 Ft . Scott There 28 tkuki jrac 'k'k'ki' Clarence Duensing, John Read, James Wheeler, Perry Page, Jackie Nelson, Eddie Gallinetti, LeRoyce Bird, V. L. Brees, Charles McCloud, Kenneth Worthington, James Mitchell, Glenn Rose, Jack Steele, Coach Jameson, Bob McDowell, Melvin Geier, Dick Leigh, Bill Swart, Bryan Wilson, Bill Inman, Rex Sharp, Roy McElwain, Bill Hedrick, John Anderson, Walter Lane, Raymond Helms, Bill Bloomer, Donald Bassett, Glenn Cash fStudent ManagerJ, Virgil vonSoosten, John Hershber- ger, Lewis Bertoncino, Roger Stevens, Calvin Wilson, Don Mitchell, Richard Adamson, Gene Smith, Bob Andrews, Earl Rose, Don Childers, Bill Burns, Charles Saccanne, Richard Steffens, Howard Wilson, Ted Leigh, Omer Henson, Eldon Hill, John Kendig, Edgar Corn, Barton Dorsey, Sammy Roper, Cletus vonSoosten, Howard Peak, Richard LaForge, Paul Sharp TRACK w Q '4 ,' 1947 -XQNQ Apr. 3 Invitational Meet at Arma H l5 Track Meet at Ft. Scott 1 ,, X f May 2 C.C.P.H.S. League Meet C35 ff: 4 Track Meet at Cherokee ' Jw 29 HIQMCLK Tommy Needham, Tom Everhart, Millicent Helms, Jane Ellen Kennedy, Mar e Elliott, Miss Townsend, Bonnie Murdock, Don Childers, Duane Bolze, Patricia Mahanes, Emma J Fedell, Marvin McCracken, Betty Kays, Ned Sauer, Miss Oles, Mr. Taylor The Annual Staff is as follows: Advisers ------------------- -Mr. Taylor Miss Townsend Compiler and Typist --------- -Miss Oles Assistants --Patricia Mananes Duane Bolze Emma Jean Fedell Marvin McCracken Millicent Helms Jane Ellen Kennedy Tommy Needham Tom Everhart Betty Kays Margaret Elliott Don Childers Ned Sauer Bonnie Murdock ' .lem Patricia Mahanes, President, Jane Ellen Kennedy, Secretary, Doris Arlene Thiesing, Treasurer, Jo Ann Sell, Program Chairman, Donna Rush, Publicity Chairman, Virginia Lightfoot, Devotional Chairman, Donna Jones and Margaret Ann McCormick, Music Chair- men, Lila Highberger, Service Chairman, Jo Ann Holt, Social Chairman, Bonnie McDermed, Membership Chairman, Miss Borden and Miss Prosser, Sponsors f-U SQ E211 - 'fi 1 . 2 ' f Bob O'Reilly, President, J. E. McFarland, Vice President, Richard LaForge, Secretary, Charles Saccanne, Treasurer, Mr. McCormick, Sponsor 3'I Howard Peak, President, Ernest Hay, Vice President, Melvin Geier, Secre- tary, James Mitchell, Treasurer, Ed- ward vonSoosten, Reporter, Bill Swart, Watchdog, Mr. VanNorsdall, Sponsor Ernest Hay and Edward vonSoosten were absent when the picture was taken. ommercia! Jane E. Kennedy, JoAnn Butler, Lucille Louderback, Pearl Russell, Emma Jean Fedell, Doroth Peterson, Jane De- France, Gloria Kennedy, lona Brede- hoeft, Donna Rush, Wilma Russell, Pa- tricia Peak, Juanita Sharp, Wilma Mar- shall, Doris Arlene Thiesing, Patricia Mahanes, Arlene DeLange, Lois Stelzer Bill Inman, Gayle Garrett, Merlin Imbusch, Leonard Lucke, B. W. Dodson, V. L. Brees, Richard Adamson, Bob Andrews, Glenn Rose, Leonard Mein, Perry Page, Jackie Nelson, Rex Sharp, John Anderson, Roy McElwain, Charles McCloud, Eldon Hill, Bill Hedrick, Joe Sandwith, James Shay, Donald De- Lange, Harold Harmon, Eugene Koester, Irwin Meyer, Eugene Flinn, Sammy Roper, Bill VanNorsdall, Joe Nurnane, Merlin Ralph, Benny Peak, Tony Kavich, Virgil vonSoosten, Joe Cizerle, Cle- tus vonSoosten Mary Peak, President, Mary Etta Lun- drigan, Vice President, Darlene Hanks, Secretary, Mary Hill, Treasurer, Mary Sweet, Bookkeeper, Miss Prosser, Spon- SOI' effigy wie Jo Ann Hole, President, Virginia Lightfoot, Vice President, Juanita Sharp, Secretary- Treasurerg Emma Jean Fedell, Margaret McCormick and Mitzi Helms, Cheer Leaders, Miss Heller and Mrs. McAdoo, Sponsors Rose Lee Fliss, President, Donald Bassett, Vice President, Margaret Ellen Taylor, Secretary, Joyce Noddin, Treasurer, Mrs. Lisenbee, Sponsor loaniAA John Newberry, Darlene Hanks, Robert Davis, Gene Bredehoeft, Ted Cunning- ham, Eddie Gallinetti, Violet Hu ar, Dorothy Peterson, Margaret McCormick, Madrienne Herlocker, Gloria Penachio, Maxine Roseboom, Patricia Schulte, Vivian Crank, Nora Lee Hallacy, Freda Hill, Opal Baker, Julia Farmer OPCA 25 ffa ZZW! Quarfeffe all, Stevens, McFarland O'Reilly 34 X' L Le C2545 Q 000 0 Ocfeffe lszxfeffe Wheeler, McFall, Chllders, Davis, Murdock, McCormick, Jones, Helms, Stevens, Bird, McFarland O rie1lly Swart, Sell 35 ixec! Ckoruri Ile ..!4Ct HSAUCL FOR THL GOSLINGSU JoAnn Sell, Student Directory Margaret Ellen Taylor, HElizabeth Teylorng Ned Sauer, NRobert Taylorng Dorothy Wolkar, NGrendmotherNg Darrell Rhudy, nMr. Wardng Bonnie McDermed, NMrs. Taylorng Mrs. McAdoo, Directory Tommy Needham, NMr. Taylorng Rose Lee Flies, ulaidu Tommy Needham and Rose Lee Flies were absent when the picture was taken. 36 enior pfag Mm f i HAPPY-Go-LUCK! Mrs. McAdoo, Director, Bob Andrew, HHenry Langng V. L. Brees, NAndy Blakeng Bob O'Reilly, NTom Jacksonng J. E. McFarland, NGordon Marshug Duane Bolze, NBaron Roselling Robert Davis, UJohn Marshng Miss Heller, Director, Virginia Lightfoot, NPauline Marshug Patricia Mahanes, NHelen Marshng Doris Arlene Thiesing, NAlberta Langng Emma Jean Fedell, NCheryl Drewng Mary Hill, UMarieUg Juanita Sharp, UStella Blaken unior lgfag HA DATE WITH JUDYH Billie Pallett, URandolph Fosterng Joe Sandwith, HRex O'ConnerH3 Marvin McCracken, Stage hand, Darlene Hanks, UHannahN5 James Mitchell, nMr. Martindaleng Millicent Helms, HMitzi Hoffmann, Dorothy Peterson, WMrs. Hotchkissng Mary Etta Lundrigan, WEloise Hotchkissng Wilma Marshall, NMrs. Shultzhammerug Rodney Smith, UMe1vin Fosterug Jane Ellen Kennedy, NSusie O'ConnerUg Ted Cunningham, NRadio Voice, Darrell Rhudy, HOogie Pringleng JoAnn Sell, WJudy Fosterng Mary Lee Copeland, nDora Fosterng Lila Highberger, WBarbara Winsocketng Mrs. McAdoo and Miss Heller, Directors 37 CLASSES IN ACTION Geography--Librav' lips ' Mechanlcal Drawlng Ju D M .4 Girls Physical Ed. Boys Physical Ld Homemaking Home Ec Room ,f -4 'A ,..z'QZL.. Science Class Clothing C1453 ting Class Vocational Agric. 38 HW ...Qnr .M v.- -4 nalaalwla Vw aaa wil is Q if 41 .s x .ff x i :. 'h , , V , EV 15.1 f 1 l1r ,, -' , i ' N -1... VV - - k nf S A' Q 1 V 7 f . 'Tm A- I 'W ', V L , V V V W y w .J nd 1-V , r V VV 4, , im ,V V V. , f .. A . V- y V 9 V .V VV H V Q. a . KL ,V s ,, W w- , X A -, N HMV 1,., V 35255 W ,J llwwzf 5 39 K ll 1 Dx RLMM A and R Motor Co. Appliance Service Bat NThe Barbern Bob's Coffee Shop Breneman Auto Parts Brinkman's Greenhouse G Gardens Burgner-Bowman-Matthews Lbr. Co Calhoon-Putnam Lumber Co. Chambers-Rhodes Lumber Co. Conoco Service Station Coon Variety Cozy Barber Shop Crawford Telephone G Telegraph Davis Drug Store Decker's Diner Detjen's Cleaners and Tailors Dorsey Funeral Home Dr. W. H. Dunlap Electric Mill Eureka Produce Co. Evans Motor Co. Fern's Cafe First National Bank Frank and Son Fruit Co. Frazier Produce Co. Gas Service Co. Gatti's Shoe Shop Co Dr. O. Girard B. Gentry Appliance Co. Girard Implement Co. Girard Motor Co. Girard National Bank Girard Oil Co. Girard Press Girard Laundry and Dry Cleaners Dr. R. Harmon V. Haderlein Bros. Implement Co. Helen's Beauty Shop Henry's Furniture Co. Higgie's Drug Store W. C. Hitch Q Son Plumbing Mrs. W. C. Hossack, Beauty Shop Walter Hossack Station K and N Lunch A. W. Karbe Grocery Keith's Market Kirkpatrick Funeral Home 'Wbmh HOUh FhlnNDSU Lamb lnsurance Agency Lamb Firestone Store Lee Ben Franklin Store Dr. E. C. Lightfoot Louie's Zero Lockers Louise's Beauty Shop Lundrigan HPhillips 66N Lyle's Gift Shop M and S Implement Co. Maish Produce Marshall Auto Store Muir Oil Co. . Dr. Mildred McClelland, Chiropractor McCormick's Store McCracken Service Station Opperman Hardware Co. O'Reilly Drug Co. Police Bros. Grocery Potter's Hatchery Quality Flour and Feed Raymond's Market Roberts Insurance Agency Samp Roper Welding Shop Roy's Grocery and Market Sam's Barber Shop H. E. Sauer Dry Goods Dr. E. J. Schulte Sell and Sons Hardware Shamrock Beauty Shop Shamrock Style Shop Soudry Flower Shop Stalker's Realty and Insurance Co. John J. Stark, Contractor Stevens Motor Co. Dr. W. S. Swart Thomas Clothing and Shoes Todd Cheese Products, Inc. Veatch Music House Vick's Meat Market Vincent's Grocery Winger Insurance Agency Zettl Bakeries, lnc. Zeigler Jewelry The Ferguson Studio, Pittsburc, Kansas 40 Q, a : W, f I W... -:me w..- Y- f' ,rw .,- .fy -. :X .N 'Tis 4 ,, .fy , V, , ,. ., ,li 4 . ., 'A 4. .-41.-,X -.N . 'X 'qi- . ,- ,'. Q QQ... 9-f 1' . f, K 5- . . i . Qin ' ,. X-,Y 5, qk.f --.M v. 4' 'jf X 2,1 '- .17X.k ,- in :if V T A W-vw.. -':h..fw.:.af3,'f,gg.w- ' '-fees L'6 f '..' l.-H f f'- . . W, K ZWLX,-.g5,,.,,f.-.'--,ln . H , 5 S gf'LfY ggi.-.,g.i?f',.w Mr. . 'L , 5'1..t?V 1 iff. 55, A ' ' ff'::I7,ff'.,A ,.g..'? -T' 5534. ' .- .51 ., .f '.w',.-. 1, ,- ,Lu-,LU . .mv ' . - .. . . 9.0: 2' gi -. 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