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

Text from Pages 1 - 52 of the 1948 volume:

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A U mb 655423 Wg ADVERTISING ,1 v 5 - S if -. r ulullull Wm- 'Q , 1' Q J il' V - . fm- 'fn ' 4 -5- ' W H .7 nl 449 ,,-E 1 - , Y A V 5 - 1 .fi 1 -g , -2 g A X r , - 7 , 5 5 .. -gt . X 1- 1- ' 1- 1 - - . E X Administration E l 1 1- 1 1- 1 - ' 52 1- A7 'gf 1 , 1' f 'U I . , I N '+I i lk 1 ,z E. . 6 X M b 'hwy- ' MA Q Mkiijewkfifk Qi A. K, 'fzvfiwwf xx f BOARD OF EDUCATION .npr J. S. Todd CPresidentl5 Todd Cheese Products, lnc. sas. ayksv wwf f s E. J. Schulte fMemberl Edward Gillard fMemberJ3 Physician Gillard Oil Co. Our sincere compliments to the Senior Class on your 1948 yearbook. Throughout the coming years nay it bring back memories of your many friends and teachers, some of whom you may never see again after once parting. but in the years to come, may you often relive and remember the joys and sorrows of your school days and especially the interests and activities of your senior year. Never forget for a minute the ideals and plans you have set for yourselves, and never forget that your friends, your teachers and your country need and expect the best that you have to give. So, our best wishes for long and happy lives to all of you as you travel down the long, long trail, and think of us here in Girard and know that we are thinking of you. We hope that your memories of G. H. S. will be fond and lasting, and along with the friends and teachers who share your thoughts, we hope that you will not for- get your l948 school board. Sincerely, 41 I ww James Storey CMemberD5 Mildred O- Oles fclefkli Girard Laundry and Dry Cleaners Girard City Schools Elm X81 5. g od l El EIU W. W. Copeland CV. Presidentjg Prudential Insurance Co. 1 1 W. L. Schifferdecker fTreasurerD5 lvan breneman fMemberJ5 Girard National Bank Breneman Auto Parts SUPERINTENDENT GIRARD CITY SCHOOLS GIRARO. KANSAS OFVICK or TED R.'I'AVLOR SUPERINYENDINY 12230 HIt's a long, long trail a-winding.H What a trail! ,wp , 4 ,L I .w. . ,.,f,, I , What vision. Oh, that you and l could have but a ,I g Azrfg agigiff part of that vision, courage and faith of our fa- J f czfiwi z-Q15 thers. Let the theme of this l9A8 Crimson and Gold I' be a challenge to us. Let us as we read its pages V , Aalasig V f dedicate ourselves to the proposition of keeping -' :il LJ our country great. Our fathers were dedicated to - fpf,9' ff'?f5 L make it great. Let us keep it great. Sincerely, L PRINCIPAL GIRARD HIGH SCHOOL GIRARD, KANSAS OFFICE OF THE PRINCIPAL Be tall. Tall in humility. A great man is humble. Tall in courage. The world needs, as never before, brave men and women. Tall in faith. Have faith that right makes might and dare to do your duty as you- understand it. ln life measure up to the tallest height you possibly can even as our forefathers did in building our land. Best wishes. incere y, K F I S' 1 , KWWL , - 'I f . 'JU? N .'. A 2 x 1 - -li-1 :- G. H. Saccane CLeftD Science, Freshman Class Sponsor Edith Prosser CRightD Commerce, Y-Teens, Freshman Class Sponsor Hattie Borden CLeftQ James McCormick Mathematics, Hi-Y Club, Senior Class Sponsor Social Science, Y- Teens, Sophomore Class Sponsor Bessie Schwab Chightj Home Economics, Sophomore Class Sponsor TRANSPORTATION 2x I as , Q ii 4 2 Ti i , . Clarence Brower, Chevroletg Harold McDermed, Fordg Bob Keeney, International Our transportation system covers one-fifth of Crawford County. The buses travel 22A miles each day and carry one hundred forty-nine students from the rural areas to the City Schools. We are very appreciative of our drivers and their splendid records of safety. , , Qf?Zi Zlfj-'A 'H 1- 1 F., X-xl hr .filb I5 L00 ag, 1' R? .Lw :-X 'I JT ' 1 4. .4 CUSTODIANS fi-2 , J We are very appreciative of our cus- todians5 Mr. Lloyd Neil and Mr. Don Pyle. Their work and cooperation is 4 unexcelled anywhere. CAREER DAY Career Day which was held Monday, Feb. 2, is a phase of a guidance program sponsored by the Girard schools for the purpose of helping the student select the career best suited for him. Assisting with the program were 29 experienced men and women of var- ious professions and occupations able to explain the field, offer suggestions, and answer questions. J. S. Todd, president of the local school board, gave a short address to the student body on the importance of choosing a career. Then the students met in various groups of their choice with an advisor to discuss and answer questions about the career in which they were most interested. At the conclusion of the department meetings a general assembly was called for the purpose of hearing a report by a student selected from each department. These reports gave the high lights of each department meeting. Mrs. Edith Murray, Miss Martha Koppius, Dr. R. H. Smith, Dean Otis Mumaw, Dr. Black, Dr. O. B. Gentry, Mr. Roy Sauer, Dr. E. J. Schulte, Mr. Clarence Machin, Prof. W. H. Matthews, Co. Farm Agt. Dale Edelblute, Mr. Joe Becker, Judge Geo. Beezley, Miss Jane Townsend, Mr. Don Gutteridge Miss Henrietta Lemler, Mrs. Jessie Hossack, Dr. Ralph Wells, Mr. William Beezley, Dr. Heckert, Miss Mohler, Mrs. Helen Baker, Miss Louise Gibson, Co. Supt. J. E. Needham, Sgt. Paul Tomlinson, Master Sgt. Donald Etchison Supt. Ted R. Taylor, Mr. J. S. Todd Mr. Jack Karns, photographer, also assisted with the program. Xxlvfg .1 3 -if I 4 L . ' vw ',, - gn f,2 . xi f . A 9 E Q-r.L A-X IJ. IM! 'J' f .V A 1l1U'll1 ' X I 5- r' aafm fvl, ., .. ,.: . . : .:, V -'c., , ' ', I' -'.r -,'--,-7211. :ip -V H W ' I CLASS OF 1891 Standing: Laura Smith, Charles Taylor, Kate Wilson, Elma Corning, Will Wana- maker, Annetta Gilmore, George Shu aker, Martha Gemmell Seated: May Wilder, Lawrence Wilson, Florence Keaton, Margaret Beezley CPrin. H.S.D, Prof. J. W. Weltner fSupt.J, Mary Hossack, Will Mason, Micheal Sourdry, Lura Bellamy, Julia Johnson Classes QW? ,S S W or - M 1 'F wlmw 'D M WW! + fn f . S 4' 21' ' ' -f 1 Ja - i ws! X Agiiia - ,.4' - 112 'fb' W?. ., . I ... . 51--,H 1--::!s-Q S' 7 IV' I 1 I AE , ,rf ' , ' ' f f X, I-AL 1 ' ' ' ' ,pw ' ' 1 j, -- 1 rf ,. -r,.... 'pr -JA .J f- f:Jf:J f 921111111-'f Mf1i'fHfFJ4f1WfE'flfFJ4fFJ4f1f Rodney Smith President Gen.g Glee Clubg Mixed Chorusg Jr. Playg Hi-Y5 Foot- ball John Anderson Agric.g Glee Clubg Footballg Trackg Mixed Chorusg Hi-Y5 F.F.A. Bill Burns Col. Prep.3 Foot- ballg Basketballg Mixed Chorusg Hi-15 Glee Clubg Trackg Spanish Club Arlene DeLange Com.5 Mixed Chorusg Peppy Peggiesg Com. Clubg Y-Teensg Glee Clubg Orchestrag Band Eddie Gallinetti V. President Gen.3 Trackg Hi-Yg Football Donald Bassett Gen.g Basketballg Trackg Hi-Y Joan Butler Norm. Tr.3 Y-Teens Glee Club Gayle Garrett Agric.5 F. F. A.g Hi-Y . D SENIDRS Gene Bredehoeft Gen.3 Spanish Club Mary Lee Copeland Col. Prep.3 Mixed Chorusg Glee Clubg Y-Teensg Jr. Playg Peppy Peggies Melvin Geier Agric.5 Glee Clubg Footballg Basket- ballg Trackg Hi-Yg F.F.A. Earl Rose Sec.-Treasurer Com.5 Trackg Hi-Y5 Basketballg Foot- ball lona Bredehoeft Com.5 Com. Clubg Y-Teens Jane DeFrance Com.5 Y-Teensg Peppy Peggies Darlene Hanks Col. Prep.3 Peppy Peggiesg Y-Teensg Glee Clubg Spanish Clubg Com. Clubg Jr Playg Mixed Chorus James Hartong Col. Prep.3 Foot- slllg di-Y5 Basket- ball Jonn Kendig Gen.5 basxetballg Glee Clubg Track Dick Leigh Gen.5 basketballg Trackg Glee Clubg Footballg Hi-Y Dortha McClelland Norm. Tr.5 Y-Teens Bill Hedrick Agric.5 Glee Clubg Mixed Cnorus5 Hi-Y5 Trackg Basketballg F.F.A. Gloria Kennedy Norm. Tr.g Y-Teenbg Mixed Cnorusg bandg Glee Clubg Peppy Peggiesg Com. Club Lucille Louderback Com.5 Y-Teensg Bandg Pepgy Peggiesg Com. Club Marvin McCracken Norm. Tr.g Mixed Chorusg Jr. Play Cdtage handjg Bandg Orchestrag Hi-Y5 Glee Club Millicent Helms Col. Prep.5 Mixed Chorusg Glee Clubg Sextetteg Y-Teensg Quartetteg Spanish Clubg Peppy Peggies Jane Ellen Kennedy Com.3 Y-Teensg Jr. Playg Bandg Glee Clubg Com. Club Mary E. Lundrigan Com.3 Mixed Chorusg Peppy Peggiesg Jr. Playg Y-Teensg Glee Clubg Com. Clubg Or- chestrag Band I Leonard Mein Agric.5 Glee Clubg F.F.A., H1-Y Lila Highberger Norm. Tr.g Y-Teensg Peppy Peggiesg Jr. Playg Mixed Chorusg Orchestrag Bandg Glee Club Richard LaForge Norm. Tr.3 Foot- ballg basketballg Tracki Hi-Y Wilma Marshall Com.3 Y-Teensg Jr. Playg Bandg Com. Clubg Glee Clubg Peppy Peggies James Mitchell Agric.3 Footballg F.F.A.3 Jr. Playg Trackg Hi-Y l Doo Morse Gen.5 Glee Clubg Fooiballg Hi-Y Dortuy Peterson Com.3 dpanisu Clurg Com. Clubg Y-Te:n,5 Jr. Play JoAnn bell Col. Prep.g Mixed Chorusg Glee Clubg Quartetteg Y-Teensg Peppy Peggiesg Jr. Playg bextette Pauline Trout Billy Pallett Col. Prep.g Foot- ballg Hi-Y Darrell Hhudy Col. Prep.g Mixed Chorueg Glee Clubg Pub. Sp. Playg Jr. Playg One-Act Play Hi-Y James bhay Agric.3 F. F. A.3 Hi-Y Edgar vopSooston Norm. Tr.3 Y-Teensg Agric.g Footballg Glee Club F.F.A.g Track . 3 Howard Peak Agric.3 Footballg Hi-Y3 F.F.A.g Track Donna Rush Col. Prep.g Peppy Peggiesg Y-Teensg Com. Club Lois otelzer Col. Prep.5 Mixed Chorusg Glee Clubg Com. Club Calvin Wilson Col. Prep.g Foot- ballg Basketballg Trackg Hi-Y Patricia Peak Com.3 Com. Clubg Glee Clubg Peppy Peggiesg Y-Teens Wilma Russell Norm. Tr.g Y-Teensg Peppy Peggiesg Com. Club Shirley Stolte Norm. Tr.5 Y-Teensg Glee Club Kenneth Worthington Gen.5 Glee Clumg Footballg Tracag Mixed Clo-ue , 'Nc A jk ? 3, .Wm 5- JUNIORS 2-, tem: km- ' PW as wif ge V F '51 wg jeg, -. , V .55 4.-.sl ,ik W- 'Seve Q wsyw 'aff Yfwx' I a 'fel 'f L, ', n ' ffwv - in 'arwl X . X'-'SSX ,Z' k . ' W v . 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Ridings, FOURTH ROW: Vera simpson, Gladys bponsel, Betty Tersinar, Arnold vonSoosten, Alice Wheat, FIFTH MOM: Delores Wilson, ndwin Wolkar, George Whitcomb, Mary Ann Ziegler F' Activities X Q 2 5 M i 'W September 2-5 5 October 6 18 21 23 November 3 6-7 10 11 13 27-28 12 17 18 19 26 December 22- January 9 12 15-16 22-24 fn -sf .2 B team S y mas' I. Enrollment City Teachers Meeting Hi-Y Conference at Parsons Play Day for Girls at Pittsburg 2 Y-Teen Cabinet Supper hd Howard Legare Lecture yi Marce Reyes fFi1ipinoJ Lecture Teacher'S Meeting P. E. O. Tea for Senior Girls Band to Ft. Scott Pat Read Lecture Thanksgiving Vacation ff Junior Play fx, Christmas Film :F Christmas Party 3 Christmas Assembly Vacation fm George DeMott Lecture Y-Teens Party Semester Finals First Team Tournament February 2 Career Day 5 Ben Hammond Lecture n 16 Baker Choir f 23 One-Act Play Festival at Frontenac 31 26-28 Second Team Tournament 'Ja March 15 spanish Club ,,i 19 Final Easter Chapel 26 Good Friday Vacation April 2 Lesselli Marionettes Program 2 Music Festival at Pittsburg 9 Senior Play 16 C. C. H. S. L. Music Festival 19 Jack Rank Play Q 27 Y-Teen Mother-Daughter Banquet 2' 29 F. F. A. Banquet I May 10 F. F. A. Stock Show , 14-15 Normal Training Examinations 1 16 Baccalaureate 20 Commencement 21 Grade Cards ,J 1 . I l use-'algae S fiil55g,:ivf .2-. 4 , ,Jef '41 PS -Sang--life Q fe 'XX 9' ff' ' -1 .7 - r-rf -'P -,, ,ff Li. wnuanm x . v f I X XX 1 ,Y V 1 I v j 'K f l DaPloma f L Y tsp - ll- 4 X ,,, .. ' ilggiiiiil Jai. TN 7 7 I Zig! FOOTBALL H . V , V ... L-,v,1,... 2- , -W . -f - - Leigh, Rose, McDowell, Swart, Geier, Hill, Gallinetti, lnman, Wilson, Mitchell, Bertoncino, Corn, Helms, G. nose, Stevens, Coach Jameson, Christian, McCloud, Anderson, Worthington, Read, Sharp, Childers -, . a f 5?.'4NX??ii .iff 335' 1947 FOOTBALL SCLMDULM CRAWFORD COUNTY LLAGUL Final Standings X EEA Sept. 19--Webb City H W L Pct. 26--Galena H Frontenac--5 O 1.000 ,X Oct. 3--Frontenac H Girard ----- A l .800 10--Oswego T Arma ------- 3 2 .600 17--Arma T McCune ----- 2 3 .400 24--Weir H Arcadia ---- l 4 ,200 Nov. 5--Arcadia T Cherokee---O .5 .000 14--McCune T 26--Cherokee H G - 1 9 A BASKETBALL Bassett, Stevens, Corn, Bertoncino, Geier, Mitchell, Christian, Wilson, Inman, McDowell, Sharp, Hedrick, Balke, Rose, Helms, Coach Jameson P if Home Games Games Away Dec. 16--McCune Jan. 2--Arma Jan. 9--Frontenac 6--Uniontown 16--Cherokee 13--Arcadia 27--Walnut 30--McCune Feb. 6--Arma Feb. 13-Frontenac lO--Uniontown 24--Cherokee 20--Arcadia Team I tied for third in league play. The second team won first in le also first in the C.C. League 5 Tourney at Arma Feb. 26-28 by Frontenac 63-26 and Arma 28-24. ague play, econd Team defeating TRACK Balke, Hill, Kendig, Peak, Loyd, Christian, Bassett, Anderson, Hartong, Murnane, vonSoosten, Rhudy, Smith, Mitchell, Bennett, Hartong, Rose, McCloud, Bird, Bruenjes, vonSoosten, DeGarmo, Nelson, Corn, Duensing, McElwain, Gallinetti, Bloomer, Overstreet, Page, Childers, Wilson, LaForge, Wheeler, Lane, Mitchell, Helms, Burns, Bertoncino, Inman, Wilson, Rose, Leigh, Geier, Stevens, Hedrick, Worthington, Swart A :Se . N I ,M - B -f 11. y ' o u 1947 TRACK TEAM Placed 3rd in invitation meet at Arma. Seven schools entered. Placed 3rd at Ft. Scott Relays in Double A Class. Placed 3rd in League meet. Adamson beat all of the best men in this district in 100 yd. dash, 220 yd. dash and the low hurdles. There were some good relay teams, with these boys making a fine showing on them-Adamson, Leigh, Geier Saccane Williamson Andrews, Inman, McFarland, Brees. The outstanding boys in field events were Corn, Worthington, Leigh. We placed 2nd at the Reg. track meet at Eureka and only 4 men--Adamson, Geier, Inman and Leigh made the trip. ANNUAL STAFF bryan Wilson, hoger Stevens, Margaret Elliott, Eddie Gallinetti, Earl Rose, Rodney Smith, Miss Townsend, Miss Oles, Mr. Taylor I' -I i ! g m E Jag XRLV , ,,f,L F1 -I I. 4 gf ' 'Xu EI T 1 1 , 4- 1' f' 1 'aff 4 3 Y. vf Y Q4 The Annual Staff is as follows: Advisers-- ------------- Mr. Taylor Miss Townsend Compiler and Typist ------ Miss Oles Art ------- ------Margaret Elliott Advertising ---------- -Bryan Wilson Roger Stevens Margaret Elliott Eddie Gallinetti marl Hose Rodney Smith E 49 V I Q ffl 'ay ,U s -1 ,gig 'U 'j !! Ji 11 JL 4 HI-Y Bryan Wilson fPresidentQ, Richard LaForge CV. Presidentf, Marvin McCracken CSecretaryD, Melvin Geier CTreasurerD, Mr. McCormick C5ponsorl ff N ww. if wa Y- TEENS Jane E. Kennedy fPresidentD, Margaret Elliott QV. Presidentl, Wilma Marshall fSecretaryJ, Olis Davis fTreasurarJ, Miss Prosser and Miss Borden fSponsorsJ Commi ttee Chai rmen Margaret McCormick fProgramJ, Mary E. Lundrigan CPublicityJ, Margaret Taylor and Rose Lee Fliss CMusicD, Mary Lee Copeland fDevotionalJ, Bonnie McDermed fSocialJ, Madrienne Herlocker CService5 SPANISH CLUB ui' xl!! SALUDOU AMlGOs QQ 'v - 45 i -Q fmff QV , IV ll . l H 2 l'lm! .lf : ahinrbyl Wilson, Ziegler, Wilson, Gallinetti, Bassett, bchulte, Roseboom, Farmer, Crank, Peterson, Peterson, Humar, Hill, Flies, Taylor, Hanks, Mrs. Lisenbee CParlia- mentarian, Sponsorj, Needham fPresidentD, Penacnio Csecretaryj, Herlocker fTreasurerD, Noddin CPresidentJ, Sauer CV. Presiwentl f7 . xy' 52,5 060 f'76ff PEP CLUB PLPPY PLGGLLD Jo Ann Holt fPresidentJ, Lucille Louderback fV. Presiuentl, Olis Davis C5ec Treasurerl, Delores Swart, Margaret McCormick, Mitzi Helms, Mary Alice Lucas and Jane E. Miller fCheerleadersJ, Mrs. McAdoo ana Miss Heller fbponsorsl P7 WWWD 1'l'b'i7,n F.F.A. Shay, banHoozer, Mein, von5oosten, Hill Kwatch Dogl, Dodson, Mr. VanNorsdall CSponsorD, Mcdlwain fSecretaryQ, Garrett, Hedrick, Anderson Ckeporterl, Geier, Fox, Harmon, Meyer QV. Presidentl, Murnane, Peak, Ralph, Becker, Cavanaugh, Flinn, Whitcomb, Nelson fPresidentJ, Gates, Bennett, Peak, Loyd, Butler, Page fTreasurerJ, vonSoosten, Kendig, Kavich, Mitchell 'I I 5 COMMERCIAL CLUB Hill, Louderback CTreasurerQ, Kays, Holt, Hanks, Jones, Gates Peterson Miss Prosser KSponsorD, Hiestand, Elliott KV. Presidentl, Fliss, Pouche, Roseboom M h ll D L ars a , e ange, Peak CPresidentJ, Humar fSecretaryD, Taylor, Kennedy fBooki keeperl, Lundrigan, DeFrance, Russell, Kichler ?a---frf'f1--fx 'DD MAJORETTES IPA Virginia Graham, Wilma Marshall, barbara mvans, Charlis Humphreya, barbara VanNess, Joan Lindsay, Leota Corn, Mary K. Zettl, Gloria Penachio, Margaret 1.15I1S1ldvV u Il ' Mr. P. R. Lisenbee is the director gg of the orchestra and band. ' ! ORCHESTRA ai rv' BAN D 92515 I 1' 5 1 ' ES X 45 -va- gyg . .iw.. v f 11- s..-.rs vow -if-N Y Vocal music directed by Mrs. Evelyn Lisenbee. GIRLS' GLEE CLUB BOYS' GLEE CLUB MIXED CHORUS GIRLS Nl QUARTETTES ff I X64 .M ' Margaret McCormick, Donna Jones, Mitzi Helms, JoAnn Sell BOYS' MIXED Margaret McCormick, Donna Jones, Roger Stevens, Terry Lane Max DeFrarxce, Roger stevens, I xg Tommy Needham, Bob McDowell 4-' Z Al-N if x- gf' v 1 SEXTETTE I Z 1 ' MN - . 0 X f 3 Mary A. Lucas, Bonnie Murdock, Delores Swart, Joyce Noddin, Mary J. Hartog, JoAnn Holt ,I , . JUNIOR PLAY + , f N IIDIPIDIMIIKTIKI HSLVENTLMN 15 TERHlFlCH Roger Stevens, Chuck Allenby, Lewis Bertoncino, George Bennett, Jo Ann Holt, Hannah Hawks, Tommy Needham, Dr. Allenby, Margaret McCormick, Barbie Allenby, Bryan Wilson, Hugo Jarvis, Rose Lee Fliss, Patsy Gardner, Margaret E. Taylor, Ginny Grant, Dorothy Wolkar, Nancy Pomeroy, Margaret Elliott, Janie Allenby, Donna Jones, Mrs. Wagner, Terry Lane, Billie Allenby, Rex Christian, Stage and Prop Manager, Mrs. McAdoo and Miss Heller, Directors SENIOR PLAY 74 ifrtl 7 a f l ff fwf .-I ll II l NA CASE OF SPRINGTIMEN Jo Ann Sell, Joan Abernaker, Darrell Rhudy, Bob Parker, Donald Bassett, Mr. Abernaker, Bill Burns, Plainclothes man, Lila Highberger, Mrs. Jones, Rodney Smith, Mr. Parker, Mary Lee Copeland, Mrs. Parker, Mitzi Helms, Betty Parker, Earl Rose, Eddie Abernaker, Mary E. Lun- drigan, Louella, Dorthy Peterson, Mrs. Hill, Lucille Louderback, Mrs. Brunswick Wilma Marshall, Miss Bright, Jane E. Kennedy, Gwen Anderson, Billy Pallett, Dickie Parker, Marvin McCracken, Stage and Prop Manager, Mrs. McAdoo and Miss Heller, Directors . D ONE ACT PLAY UGRANDMOTHLH NICKN Darrell Rhudy, Al Tony, JoAnn Sell, Grandmother West- brook, Tommy Needham, Mr. Parks, Roger Stevens, Nick Westbrook, Margaret McCormick, Dorothy Denton, Joyce Noddin, Sally Westbrook, Mrs. McAdoo, director SCHOOL PATROL 'L Clarence Duensing, Leroy Bruenjes, Lester Roper, Donald Bennett, James Storey, Walter Lane, Max DeFrance, Ned Sauer, Barton Dorsey, Jack Van Ness, Ted Leigh, Glenn Stwalley The American Legion and Veteran's of Foreign Wars purchased uniforms and equipment for the school patrol. Four patrols will be stationed at Sum- mit and St. John, two at Summit and Maple, two at Summit and Magnolia. CLASSES IN ACTION iv ' Nh, .E F31 :,'ll1N7 IT X- - -lg .7 X Y rw-v'7 S- 253- ' S3369 bcience Department lnuuetrial Arte Dept. Normal Training Class wi' ' otudy Hall in ex Home Hconomics Dept. 5 . I Boys Physical Education Girls Physical mducation f swwwewi llll Commercial Dept. Library MODERN EDUCATIONAL TEACHING DEVICES Shown in the picture are: a 16 mm. motion picture projector, a 35 mm. strip Film and slide projector, a recording and playback machine, and a public ad- dresb system. A moving picture is shown in the class room or as- sembly on the average of one a week A .J 11 .1 W SNAPSHOTS 1 5X5 W. 1 'T ,ga N'vT 6'1 9 V 'r' ? Ay . 3 0 , 1 U , ff 16 E G: , !! W -Gifs-ne ..,. g,e is Q15 A ,fa x - lx L I I 6 i- N 1 0. . 1, sa 'Z 1' Q W T I new N ji f Q. r Ann. I lg! at lip :N ' ' 4 H Ain' ,4 , H x gf 5 P if A f nag u ' 'sw 8 + le :wb A A 'gfx Pi? ' Qgwff iehqixgl .X .1 .1 .f,:1,:f,:f,1f .J V REMEMBER N OUR FRlENDSU Andy Muir Oil Co. A and R Motor Co. Appliance Service Blair's Machine Shop Breneman Auto Parts Brewer Dime Store Brinkman's Greenhouse G Gardens Burgner-Bowman-Matthews Lbr. Co. Calhoon-Putnam Lbr. Co. Chamber's Rhodes Lbr. Co. Chuck's Skelly Service Conoco Service Station Cowan's Service Station Cozy Barber Shop Lamb Insurance Agency Lamb's Firestone Store Dr. E. C. Lightfoot LouiO's Zero Lockers Louise's Beauty Shop Lundrigan Service Lyle's Gift Shop Mayor E. M. Gintzell Maish Q Son Produce M and M Motors M and S Implement Co. Marshall Auto Store Mildred McClelland, D.C., Chiropractic Crawford Telephone Q Telegraph Co. Davis Drug Store Deoker's Diner Detjen Cleaners S Hatters Dorsey Funeral Home Dr. W. H. Dunlap Electric Mill Evans Electric Co. Evans Motor Co. Farlington State Lake First National Bank Florence's Beauty Shop Frank and Son Fraser's Ben Franklin Store Frazier'S Produce Gatti's Shoe Shop Gillard Oil Co. Girard Appliance Girard Implement Co. Girard Laundry Q Dry Cleaners Girard National Bank Girard Oil Co. Graham's Jewelry Q Gift Shop Dr. 0. B. Gentry Dr. R. V. Haderlein Harmon Bros. Implement Co. Helen's Beauty Shop Henry's Furn. Co. G Mary's Ap Higgie's Drug Store Highberger's Premium Produce W. C. Hitch G Son Hi Way Cage Hotel Keys Coffee Shop K and N Lunch Karbe's WFul-o-Pepn Feeds Karbe Super Market Keith's Market Kidder Food Market Kirkpatrick Funeral Home McCracken Service Station McFarland Watch Repair Miller Radio Service 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 Super Market Sam's Barber Shop Sauer Dept. Store Dr. E. J. Schulte Sell and Sons Hardware Shamrock Beauty Shop Shamrock Style Shoppe Sim's Barber Shop Stalker's Realty G Insurance Co. parel Shoppe i.-lddfoyaafled ly SEMEU EULUH PRESS John J. Stark, Contractor Sourdry Flower Shop W. S. Swart, M. D. The Gas Service Co. The Girard Motor Co. The Girard Press Thomas Clothing and Shoes Dr. L. H. Thurston Todd Cheese Products, Inc. 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