Glen Elder High School - Gold and Black Yearbook (Glen Elder, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 82 of the 1945 volume:

A A -lI'lIlI1I!? IElIIIlI1E'IIBII.HI'I:IIiI 1945 PUBLISHED BY SENIOR CLASS DF PRINTING CLASS EIF PRINTED BY GLEN ELDER HIGH SCHOOL GLEN ELDER, KANSAS EDITORS-IN-CHIEF JOAN BEYER JUNE Monnls BUSINESS MANAGERS Roazm' Wlss PHYLLIS TAYLOR ROBERT GLAus:-:R I LLL GLEN ELDER HIGH SCHOOL GLEN ELDER GYMNASIUM-AUDITORIUM GLEN ELDER GRADE SCHOOL IIIIIIIBW IUMII IBILHIIEIHI 1 9 4 5 SAFEEUARD5 CIF UUE DEMOCRACY - .4 C9555 Cqqdk Ill IU '-QT? 5 fp nf: ILWIIIIUQ Q9 I' Qxt 1 I 5 I ' 3? I I I. PERSCINNEI. II. DERARTMENTS III. ATHLETICS IV. MuSII: V. UREANIZATIIJNS VI. ACTIVITIES VII. FEATURES VIII. ALUMNI IX. ADVERTISEMENTS I U! rme57 7.um..m mmm FEJREWCJRD The senior class of 1945 desires to pay tribute to the Safeguards of Our Democracy, and has tried to do so by giving a brief explanation of each branch of the service on the division pages that follow. To all the men and women who are giving so much for the protection of us and our ideals-wthe soldiers on the battlefields. the sailors on the sea, the marines on land and sea, the men guarding our coastline, the flyers protecting us in the skies, the maritime service supplying the fight- ers with munitions and supplies, the gallant nurses Hghting to save the lives of our men on foreign soil and at home, all the women in the service Working with and replacing these men, and the auxiliary services giving aid and comfort to all the services at all times--we respectfully pay sincere tribute. 1 .. - qudllllllg Q: Theff umd mem DEDICATIUN We, the Senior Class of 1945, respectfully dedicate the 1945 edition of The Gold and Black to Coach Hampton and his undefeated football team of 1944. The record which they have achieved is one of which all may be proud, for it refiects teamwork, good sportsmanship, and loyalty. This victory completes Coach Hampton's fourth year as coach of the Bearcats of Glen Elder High, and this school feel.s very fortunate to have had such a well-qualified athletic trainer during these four seasons. 'llllltg lllllllilllll IBILHIGEIIS We, the editorial staff, have tried to portray in this annual the fun and hardships we have had during the past year, and a bit of the knowl- edge we have acquired. We hope that you will like it. GULD AND BLACK STAFF EDI TORS--IN--CHIEh Joan Beyer June Morris B USINESS MANA GERS Robert Wiss Phyllis Taylor Robert Glauser :r SPORTS EDITORS Robert Terry Max Eberle OR GANIZA TI ON S Bernadette Remus MUSIC Margaret Ann Dickinson AD VER TI SIN G Kathleen Kohler Harold Munsey Richard Cooper PICTURES Theresa LaRocque Virginia Vint Donald Margreiter Keith Kohler Ihef und Blflili LL. 7 A324 NTQX gllltllg llll' 4 3 The Army was authorized by Continental Congress in 1775, and when the forces have been insufficient, armies have been 4, 'Mirah raised by draft. The United States has long been justly 5 ' proud of her Army, the greatest in the world. lnW2,fmmB Q Q 495 00 S ' .... ,J 40, ' 9 n Q E Q V., U4 ' C -ul t . L- A y .mE 5 . Q Z 1 1 Q Fi 9 ' A ,ff .... PERSONNEL L r n-c ami maui I H. O. SUTCLIFF SUPERINTENUEN KSTC L A -ll-ll'IE1E5 1UIlIIllli IBILFIIICIE BOARD DF EDUCATION AND FACULTY C. D. BRUNNEMER T. H. THUMASSCIN HARRY SHUEMAKER President ' Treasurer ' Secretary T1 H. U. SUTCLIFF, SUPT. Advanced Mathemetics, N. T. Arithmetic and Grammar, Printing. LILLTAN Mcznms HWANDA TAY'-UR Psychology and Methods and Management, Typewrltmg If IL Study Han' Shorthand Correspondence, Ofiice, Study Hall. VERA PEARL MCDONALD C H R I STI N E C I- DVE R Mathematics, Constitution and International Agriculture, Biology, General Science, Foods, Relations, American History. Clothing' RUTH BUTTS H , DWIGHT HAM PTUN English I, II, and III, N. T. Reading and Geo- Bookkeeping, Ind. Arts I and II, Athletics. graphy, Physiology and Sociology. rlmf und museum CLASS OFFICERS President Robert Terry Vice President Robert Wiss Sec. and Treas. 3: Harold Munsey C D L D RS F LOWE R Blue and Gold Blue Carnation M crrru Success seldom lies in pleasant valleys. fr f Ihef emnud IB! DORIS MARIE FINLEY If there's anything I like better than one boy, it's two. Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Sextette 1, Twirler 3, 4, Mixed Chorus l,3, Pep Club 3, 4, G. R. 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary - Treasurer 1, Junior Play 3, Senior Play 2, A11 School Play 2, Honor Roll 2,,Athens High School 1, 2. HAROLD MUNSEY Usually serious. but not always. Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 4, Track 3, 4, Letterman 2, 3,45 Glee Club 1, 2, 3,4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, Operettwablg Editor of Hi Echoes 3, Annual Staff 4, Jr. Play 3, Honor Club Play 3, Boys Quartette 3, 4, Double Quartette 3, Fc otball Co-Captain 4, President 2, Secretary- Treasurer 4, King Victory 4, Band 1, 2, 3, Senior Play 4. TI-IERESA LA ROCQUE Wouldn't she be lost without her smile? Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Sextette 2, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader 1, 2, Band 3, 4, G. R. 1, 2, 3, 4, G. R. Cabinet 1, 4, President 1, Annual Staff, Picture Committee 4, Football Queen Attendent 4, Junior Play 3, All School Play 2, Honor Roll 2, Senior Play 4, Athens High School 1, 2. MYRTH SI-IOEMAKER One who says little. but takes in everything. Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Sextette 2, Twelvetette 3, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club Officer, Vice President 4, Band 3, 4, G. R. 1, 2, 3, 4, G. R. Cabinet 2, Class President 1, All School Play 2, Normal Training 4, Athens High School 1, 2. RICHARD COOPER Happy am I, from care I am free, why can't all be con- tented like me? Football 2, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Letter- man 4, Glee Club 1, Mixed Chorus 1, Operetta 1, Annual Staff 4, Senior Play 4. ROSE MARY CARL Why laugh when I can giggle? Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Musical 3, Operetta lg Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, G.R. 1, 2, 3, 4, Senior Play 4, Cawker City High School 2. DARRELL REMUS , His looks are serious. but one never knows, does one?' Glee Club 1, 4. BERNADETTE REMUS My greatest worry is my future. Glee club 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, Musicale 2, 3, Operatta 1, Band 2, G. R. 1, 2, 3, 4, Annual 4, Co-Editor of Hi Echoes 4, Honor Club 2, 3, 4. ROBERT GLAUSER He's not exactly the bashful type. Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Letterman 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 4, Annual Staff, Business Manager 4, Football King 4. MARY FENNER Perhaps you haven't noticed. but there's wit behind those glasses. Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 3, Band 1, G. R. l, 2, 3, 4, Gym 3, Junior Play 1, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, Normal Training 4, Athens High School 1, 2, Jewell High School 3. DALE WINKEL Gir1s. are the least of my worries Football 3, Glee Club 1. 'lllllne-g aullnualil IBIHIEIS EVELYN MORE PUNT W0l'l'Y about the past, worry about the future. Glee Club 4, G. R. 4, Attended school at Goodland, Kansas and Louisville, Colorado. ELWYN K RESIN He's not indifferent. just likes to argue. Track 3, 45 Glee club 1, 2, 3, 4, Operetta 1. NORMA 'J EAN FRITCHEN Why hurry, I haven't missed anything yet. Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus! 1, 2, Musicale 3, Operetta 1, Pep Club 1, 2. 3, 4, G- R- 1, 2, 3, 4, Senior Play 4. NIARJORIE FORSTER Success is my aim. Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Quartette 1, Twelve- tette 33 Twirler 1, 2, Musicale'2, 3, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, Operetta 1, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, G- R. 1. 2, 3, 4, G. R. Cabinet 4, Junior Play 3, Normal Training 4. KEITH KOHLER The Navy wants MEN-so here I am. Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, Letterman 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee club 1, 2, 3, 4, Musicale 2, 3, Mixed chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Operetta 1, Hi Echoes Staff 3, Annual Stah' 4, Quartette 2, 3, 4, Double Quartette 3, King Victory Attendant 4, En- tered U. S. Navy on December 8, 1944. KATHLEEN KOHLER l'm just naturally full of vitality. Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 49 'lyvirler 1, 2, Drum Major 3, 4, Musicale 2, 3, Mixed chorus 1, Operetta 1, Pep Club 1, 2,3, 4, Cheerleader 4, Band Director 43 G- R- 1, 2, 3, 4, G. R. Cabinet 3, Hi Echoes Staff 3, Annual Staff 4, Concordia festival, Sen- ior Play 4. CHARLES ROBERT Wlss I-Ie's not exactly foolish. just playful. Football 2, 4, Basketball 1, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Letterman 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Musicale 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 1, 2 3, 4, Operetta 1, Senior Play 4, Quartette 2, 3, 4, Double Quarettte 2, 3, Cheerleader 3, Vice-President 4, Band 1, 2. MARGA'RET ANN DICKINSON Smile and the world smiles with you. Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Pianist 2, 3, 4, Musicale 2, 3, Operetta 1, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, President Pep Club 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, G. R. 1, 2, 3, 4, G. R. Cabinet 2, 4, Vice-President 1, 2, 3, Annual Staff 4, Concordia Festival 1, Football. Queen Attendant 4, Victory Queen Attendant 4, Hon- or Club Play 3, Honor Club 3, Basketball 1, 4. DONALD MARGREITER The good die young, but don't let that worry you. Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Letterman 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 3, 4, Musicale 3, Operetta 1, Annual Staff 4, Jun- ior Play 3, Quartette 4, Double Quartette 4, Football Co-Captain 4, President 1, King Vic- tory Attendant 4. JOAN BEYER A good day's work never hurt anybody, neither did a good day's rest. Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Quartette 1, 3, Sextette 2, Twelvette 3, Musicale 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Operetta 1, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Cheerlead- er 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, G. R. 1, 2, 3, 4, G. R. Cabinet 2, 3, 4, Secretary and Treasurer 1, President 3,Annual Co-Editor 4, Co-Editor Hi Echoes 4, Hi Echoes Staff 3, Concordia Festi- val 1, Football Queen Attendant 2, Victory Queen 4 ,Junior Play 3, Senior Play 4, Honor Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 4. ROBERT BOLLER Dynamite comes in small packages. Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Operetta 1. The ma Im PHYLLIS TAYLOR Men may come and men may go, but her heart is won forever. Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Twelvetette 3, Musicale 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Operetta 1, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, G. R. 1, 2, 3, 4, Secre- tary and Treasurer 3, Annual Staif 4, Junior Play 3. MAX EBERLE I almost had an idea, but it got away. Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Track3,4, Letterman 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Musicale 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Operetta 1, Doub- le Quartette 3, Senior Play 4, Band 1. VIRGINIA VINT She's not quiet, she's just pretending. Glee Club 1, 2, 4, Musicale 2, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, Operetta. 1, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4,G. R. 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior Play 3, Honor Club 1, 2,,3, 4, Nor- mal Training 4. DOROTI-IY MCCUNE Just good natured, that's all- -and not pretentious. Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Pep Club 3, 4, G. R, 1, 2, 3, 4, Normal Training 4. LAWRENCE WINKEL He never murmurs without a cause. Glee Club 1. OPAL SHOEMAKER The only way to have a friend is to be one. Glee club 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Operetta 1, Pep club 1, 3 4' G R 1 2 3 4- G R O E E RT T E R RY As merry as the day is long. Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 4, Track 3, Let- terman 2, 3, 4, Operetta 1, Hi Echoes Staff 3, Annual Staff 4, Junior Play 3, Senior Play 4, Honor Club Play 3, Honor Club 1, President 4, Secretary and Treasurer 2, King Victory At- tendant 4, Football King Attendant 4. J UNE MORRIS Not merely to exist, but to amount to something--is life. Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Pianist 2, 3, 4, Musicale 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Operetta 1, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 4, G. R. 1, 2, 3, 4, G. R. Cabinet 3, Annual Co-editor 4, Hi Echoes Staff 3, Concordia Festival 1, Queen Victory Attendant 4, Senior Play 4, Honor Club Play 3, Honor Club 1, 2, 3, 4. ROBERT LEE Tall?, dark, and handsome. Football 1, Basketball 2, 4, Track 2, Glee Club 4, Double Quartette 4, Vallejo Senior High 1, 2, Antioch Senior High 1, Apprentice School, Mare Island 3, 4. ROSENIARY COOPER Smoo'h runs the water where the brook is deep. Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 4, G. R. 1, 2, 3, 4, G. R. Cabinet 4, Secretary and Treasurer 4, Physical Education 2, Hoxie High School 1, 2, 3, first semester 4. ROBERT WHITE R.C . 1 ' ' ' ' ' ' ' Givememyboofsandsaddlef' abinet 2, 3, 4, Normal tra1n1ng 4. Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 2, Normal Training 4. 1rlm6 7.mmfilBllauotm P Colors: Blue and Silver Flower: White Carnation Motto: A quitter never wins, and a winner never quits. Marjory Anderson President Bob Reid Vice President Betty Jo Luckey Secretary and Treasurer Christine Clover Sponsor Name Pastime Bill Albert Marjory Anderson Dorothy Barnett Roberta Brown Bonnie Borger Bonnie Brunnemer Martha Conn Darrell Dean Alice German Walter Jones Gilland Lowdermilk Audrey More Betty Jo Luckey Robert Oakley Danny Porter Georgia Rarick Bob Reid Virginia Remus Marceline Wideman Being with Myrth Writing letters Working shorthand Reading Writing to Virgil Dancing Typing Breaking training rules Playing the piano Teasing the girls Sleeping in class Being dignified Being with Bob Laughing in class Playing football Being with Bernadette Hunting Singing Playing her trumpet rmei mlmd mmm V SCIPHDMIJRE CLASS Colors: Blue and Silver Flower: White Carnation Motto: We build the ladder by which we climb. Officers: Geneva Neifert Donna Jones Bonnie Ahlvers Ruth Butts Name First row: Emojean Clark Donna Jones Joyce Forster Martha Betz Bernita Timbers Marjorie Weidenhaft Babe Hughes Virginia Albert Berta Lou McFarland Virginia Shoemaker Arleta White Dorotha Mae Weidenhaft Charlene Kohler Lois Ahlvers Rosella Fisher Second Row: Cecil Winkel Charlie Fisher Max Studer Newell Eberle Willis Bailey Bonnie Ahlvers Neva Montgomery Geneva Neifert Duane Wiss Robert Weidenhaft Dick Dean Ruby Cooper? 'I' Not in picture President Vice President Secretary and Treasurer Sponsor Pastime Died of Primping .Her many dates Being friendly Band Writing poems Foods Studying Cue Ball Writing to Bernice Max Studer Being with Donna Waiting on Dorotha Mae Fixing her hair Her laugh Doing bookkeeping Walking to school Combing her hair Geometry Singing Agriculture Talking to Robert W. She didn't Writing letters Sunday nights Thinking of Rich Doing geometry Giggling Washing dishes Staying in town DePoy Growing tall Girl friends Talking Singing Shooting paper wads Grinning Blushing Being bashful Driving his car Playing the trumpet Whispering Front seat in study hall Reading magazines Being tall Being president Putting up her hair Making bright remarks Bookkeeping Riding horses Being with Sutton Growing a beard Basketball Making new friends Blonde hair Ihef ausnd llllflfli FRESHMAN CLASS Colors: Purple and Gold Flower: Red Rose M Motto: Impossible is Un-American Officers: Joe Morris President Winifred Carpenter Vice President Joy Munsey Secretary - Treasurer Miss McDonald Sponsor Name Nickname Pastime First Row: Bill Eberle Oscar Talking Doyle Remus Remus Talking to Reta Charlene Day Red Talking to Duane Mary Winkel Mary Dieting Joy Munsey Jo Talking to Joe Geneva Rarick Geneva Riding horses Verneta Thurston Crab Reading Lois White J, Lois Running Reta Stuart Pee Wee Making good grades Phyllis Merrill Butch Singing Winifred Carpenter Blondie Talking about Max Ronald Studer Studer Pestering anyone John Albert Johnny Talking Second Row: James Sutton Sutton Chewing gum Douglas Margreiter Doug Playing basketball Everal Thurston Monk Sitting in front desk Howard Cooper Coop Farming James Staley Paddlefoot Studying John Fenner Fenner Speeding Max German German Getting algebra Jack Woodard Jack - Riding his bike Dave Ault Ault Being bashtul Keith Neifert Neifert Eating candy Joe Morris Morris Cutting up George Betz Cue Ball Sleeping Ulnacef euulnued IBILHIIEIQ Qwixifyol gf x 1' i M' , iixttxn-'xiii , ., f MIM pnwsk up f WFLCB. I .12 A :ta ,- - f Asia , fy ' mliiffi afmlmf 't V N' l ii'-. ' Continental Navy came into being in 1775 and has ro tected the Uuited States against all aggressor nations from the time of the Constitution to the present-day subma 4.5 2 rines, aircraft carriers and hundreds of other naval craft amwiffmms . A t Q Q C9 E 5 C04 S 5 A . ,, A P' SA 1 . c, ' E ' ' 5 5 E ' , ' 5' 1 ' D T 2 5 . 1 F ' P A I 7 90 DEPARTMENTS thai land lumens BIULDGY AND GENERAL SCIENCE The science classes, taught by Mrs. Clover, have proved to be very interesting. Because of a small class the biology students have been able to work with the microscopes several times during the year. Although the general science class is a larger one and they have not been able to conduct any experiments, the students have found it very in- teresting to discuss the various things. All in all, the students feel they have spent a very worth-while and interesting year in these classes. G. E. H. 5. PRINT SHOP The printing class is divided into two groups with 'ten students in each group. Among the many things printed this year are stationery, typing progress records, programs, work sheets, book report blanks, posters, meal tickets, football and basketball schedules and tickets, report cards, enrollment cards, church programs and W. S. C. S. booklets, pep club constitutions, football banquet equipment, the Hi Echoes bi-weekly, and the 1945 Gold and Black. The classes, under Mr. Sutcliff's supervision, feel that they accom- plished much and have saved the school considerable expense. rmef mm mlmus M ATH E MATI CS The algebra class consists of 25 members, 9 girls and 16 boys. George Betz received the highest grade in the January Emporia Test in Algebra L making only one error. The year was spent in learning the principles of factoring, extracting square roots, and working with polynomials. This class was taught by Miss McDonald. There are 28 members in the geometry class, which is taught by Miss McDonald also. Geneva Neifert lead the class in the January Emporia Test. Her score was 54 out of a possible 63. - They were taught the usual study of theorems and constructions. There are 17 boys in the advanced mathematics class, both juniors and seniors. This subject is taught every other year. Miss McDonald taught this class the first semester and the last semester she was aided by Mr. Sutcliff who taught 3 days out of every week. This class took up the principles of solving equations by graphs, solving roots, solving quadratic and radical equations, logarithms, etc. SDCIAL SCIENCE Fifty-three juniors and seniors spent two very worth-while semesters studying American history, constitution, and international relations under the instruction of Miss McDonald. These subjects are required in order that we may acquire a better knowledge of our government, the relations be- tween other countries, and the history back of our government so that we may make it better in the future. rnef mm :mmm f SHDRTHAND A 1 Bec ause of the shortage of teachers, shorthand was taken by corre- spondence from Kansas University. Mrs. Ralph Morris was supervisor in handling material and giving dictation. At the beginning of the course the second year students were taking 60 words per minute. At the end of the first semester they doubled their speed by taking 120 words per minute. At the end of the first semester most of the first year students were taking shorthand at the rate of 40 words per minute. TYPING In spite of constant changes of instructors the typing classes have gone ahead in their work and have gained much valuable knowledge of this ever-useful subject. War-time shortages of typewriter servicemen and new parts have made typewriter maintenance a difficult jobg however, Mr. Sutcliff has man- aged to keep the greater number of the machines in good running condition. There are 17 students enrolled in typing I and 19 enrolled in typing II. 1rsmef .m.mu lnmuth. NDRMALTRAHHNE A There are seven students enrolled in Normal Training this year. They are as follows: Mary Jean Fenner, Marjorie Forster, Myrth Shoemaker, Opal Shoemaker, Dorothy McCune, Virginia Vint, and Robert White. 1 The subjects taken the first semester were phychology, grammar, and reading. The second semester subjects were geography, methods, manage- ment, and arithmetic. The normal training teachers are Mrs. Morris, Miss Butts, and Mr. Sutcliff. ENGUSH The Glen Elder High School has English rhetorics for the first se- mester for the Freshman, Sophomores, and Juniors. The Junior class began the second semester studying Shakespearean plays. Some of the Sophomore students have written poems. Miss Butts has been the English and literature teacher this year. irnef mlmi mmm BUCIKEEPING The bookkeeping class is composed of twenty-one students, eight boys and thirteen girls. The class is instructed by Mr. Hampton. The purpose of the class is to learn the secret of keeping books neatly and accurately. Most of our Work is done in class so that each student may benefit more from it. MANUAL TRAINING The manual training class this year did not make cedar chests or many of the advanced projects because of the shortage of the finer woods. Instead, ladders, saw-horses, chicken feeders, and tool boxes were made, and many refinishing jobs were done by the class. Mr. Hampton held the freshman and sophomore classes together be- cause of his short time limit. Ilhaef mlmud llllrfllilfli FOODS In daily life food and nutrition play a very important part. Foods girls must know what food to eat, how to prepare and serve it attractively. Besides their regular class Work before Christmas, they 'brought sugar from home and made candy. They popped corn for sale 'at the county tournament. Their last activity other than regular class work was as waitresses at the Junior-Senior Banquet. CLOTHING This year's clothing class consisted of nine girls. Because of the scar- city of material, the clothing class did not make the articles usually re- quired. Some studying was done in addition to the sewing. Recitation work included personal grooming, color study, and selection of clothing. The girls feel credit is due Mrs. Clover, who has been a patient instruc- tor. The class has learned a great deal this year which will help them the rest of their lives in making and selecting their wardrobes. Thefg und Blflljf TEEN-AGE ANTICS -E-1:1-1931 , FFIQ3 5. Q , Cy il if , x 0: Inef mfd lrmfms eg 2 t ar ss I The Marines have served with the Navy as a separate in- dependent corps since 1775. It has participated in all wars of the United States, and its world-wide service has won it great renown. Y. .Y :QW J 1 '. Q- . ll 'vu .' 1790 CC 49 eo QQ JP' ds, A Q Q I-44 2 C , - ff o ATHLETICS ' 'llHlll8'g lDlIIIIlIZl IBILHHEIIS FCIDTBALL Front row: Coach H. D. Hampton, Max Eberle, Richard Dean, Robert Wiss, Danny Porter, Robert Glauser, Billy Albert, Robert Terry, Harold Munsey, Robert Reid, Supt. H. O. Sutcliif. Back Row: Newell Eberle. Douglas Margreiter, Howard Cooper, Billy Eberle, Darrell Dean, Walter Jones, Keith Kohler, Don Margreiter, Duane Wiss, Richard Cooper, James Staley, George Betz. At the beginning of the year 23 boys reported to Coach Hampton for practice. During the first part of the second half in the Osborne game, Max Eberle had the misfortune to break his leg, and was unable to play the rest of the year. The Saturday night following the Osborne game Robert Hardesty was in an automobile accident, and he was also unable to play. Everal Thurston had to drop out on account of physical disabilities. The record speaks' for itself in telling how the Bearcats played this sea- son. All the boys know that they would not have had an undefeated season had they not cooperated fully with each other and with the coach. SEASDN'S RECORD September 22 Osborne Glen Elder September 29 Cawker City Glen Elder October 6 Lucas Glen Elder October 13 Glasco Glen Elder October 20 Clyde Glen Elder October 27 Lebanon Glen Elder November 1 Luray Glen Elder November 17 Hunter Glen Elder November 23 Downs Glen Elder Albert, Billy Cooper, Richard Dean, Darrell Dean, Dick Eberle, Max Glauser, Robert Jones, Walter Kohler, Keith Margreiter, Donald Munsey, Harold Porter, Danny Reid, Robert Terry, Robert Wiss, Duane Wiss, Robert Cooper, Richard Dean, Darrell Dean, Dick Margreiter, Donald Munsey, Harold Porter, Danny Reid, Robert Terry, Robert Wiss, Duane Wiss, Robert Dean, Darrell Dean, Dick Eberle, Max Eberle, Newell Jones, Walter Margreiter, Donald Munsey, Harold Porter, Danny Reid, Robert Studer, Ronald Wiss, Duane Wiss, Robert Ihef und IBIWMEIS ATHLETIC LETTERMEN FOOTBALL Guard Guard Back End End Center Back Back Back End Guard End Tackle Back Tackle BASKETBALL Forward Forward Forward Guard Guard Guard Center Guard Forward Center TRACK Hurdles Relays 880 Run Relays Dashes Relays Relays Relays Relays Relays Relays Relays Junior Senior Junior Sophomore Senior Senior Junior Senior Senior Senior Junior Junior Senior Sophomore Senior Senior Junior Sophomore Senior Senior Junior Junior Senior Sophomore Senior Junior Sophomore Senior Sophomore Junior Senior Senior Junior Junior Freshman Sophomore Senior First First Second First First Third First Fourth Second Third First First Third First First First , Third First Second First First First First First First Third First First First Third Fourth Second First First First First Second -li'lllI4B6 7lElIl!1lldi lllllflllflliu FCHIITBALL BANEJUET The members of 1944 undefeated football team were guests of the Chamber of Commerce at a banquet given in their honor on Tuesday, Nov- ember 30. A record-breaking crowd of friends and sports lovers numbering nearly 200 attended the banquet. The dinner Was prepared and served by the ladies of the Methodist Church. MENU Baked Chicken Dressing Mashed Potatoes Gravy Escalloped Corn Salad Hot Roll Celery Carrot Strips Pickles Jelly ' Angel Food Cake Whipped Cream with Pineapple Coffee P R D G RAM National Anthem Bernadette Remus, Accompanist Invocation Rev. A. N. Smith Trumpet solo Marceline Wideman Welcome President of Chamber of Commerce Ed Halbgewachs Response Co-Captain, Harold Munsey Song Boys Quartette Reading Margery Eberle Presentation of Lettermen Coach Hampton Election of 1945 Captain Lettermen Solo Charlene Day Introduction ot Captain Co-Captain, Don Margreiter Saxophone Solo Dorotha Weidenhaft Expressions of Loyalty Mrs. Edna Schellinger Mrs. Viola Jones Mr. Keith Dean Mr. Wilson Neff Mr. Orville Wright Solo Virginia Remus . Lillian Morris Toastmistress 1ime57 7.mm..f11 :ummm BASKETBALL At the first of the year twenty-two boys reported for basketball. Includ ing County and District Tournament games, the first team played twen ty-one during the season, winning fifteen and losing six. As the season pro gressed, two of the boys dropped out. In the County League Glen Elder and Simpson tied for first. The County Tournament was held at Glen Elder. The Bearcats won first place by defeating Beloit Reserves and Simpson. In the District Tournament held at Downs the Bearcats won over Har lan and were defeated by Athol in the finals. In the Regional at Beloit the Bearcats were defeated by Mankato the first ni ght. Glen Glen Glen Glen Glen Glen Glen Glen Glen Glen Glen Glen Glen Glen Glen Glen Glen Glen Glen Glen Glen Elder Elder Elder Elder Elder Elder Elder Elder Elder Elder Elder Elder Elder Elder Elder Elder Elder Elder Elder Elder Elder SEASONS RECORD Osborne Simpson Burr Oak Hunter Simpson Osborne Downs St. Johns Hunter Burr Oak St. Johns Downs A B Osborne 27 Glen Elder 24 Simpson Glen Elder Burr Oak Glen Elder Hunter Glen Elner Simpson Glen Elder Osborne Glen Elder Downs Glen Elder Cawker Glen Elder C0l11't13I'1d Glen Elder St. Johns Glen Elder Hunter Glen Elder Burr Oak Glen Elder St. Johns Cawker City Beloit Simpson Downs Harlan Lebanon Athol Mankato ma ma nmai TRACK A APRIL 13, Dc1wNs PRACTICE Darrell Dean, low hurdles, first Robert WViss, pole vault, third Don Margreiter, low hurdles, second Duane Wiss, pole vault, fourth Darrell Dean, high hurdles, first Darrell Dean, discus, first Walter J ones, 100 yd. dash, first Robert Wiss, discus, fourth Walter Jones, 220 yd, run, first Mile relay, first Harold Munsey, 220 yd., tied fourth Glen Elder, medley relay, first Don Margreiter, h. jump, tie first Glen Elder, 880 relay, first Harold Munsey, broad jump, third APRIL 27. BELCIT RELAYS Darrell Dean, high hurdles, first Glen Elder, Medley Relay, first Darrell Dean, low hurdles, first Don Margreiter, low hurdle, second Darrel Dean, pole vault, first Harold Munsey, low hurdle, fourth Glen Elder, 880 relay, first Walter Jones, 220 yd. dash, fourth Walter Jones, 100 yd. dash, fifth Summary of points, Courtland, 465, Miltonvale, 37, Glen Elder, 36, Mankato, 23i,,'Burr Oak, 23, Glasco, 20, Downs, 195, St. John's Military Academy, 145, Randall, 8, Osborne, 5, Clyde, 4, Jewell, 2, Bennington, 1, Hunter, 0, Lebanon, 0. MAY 11, BELCIT REGIONAL Darrell Dean, high hurdles, first Darrell Dean, low hurdles, first Harold Munsey, high hurdles, fourth Glen Elder, Medley relay, second Walter Jones, 100 yd. dash, fifth Walter Jones, 220 yd. dash, second Summary of points: Courtland, 56, Axtell, 33, Burr Oak, 25, Glen Elder 22, Glasco, 21, Downs, 18, Mankato, 165, St. John's Military Academy, 13, Esbon, 12, Randal, 115 Clyde, 6, Osborne, 5. The following will attend the state track meet at Wichita May 18-19: Darrell Dean, high and low hurdles, Walter Jones, 220 yd. dash, Harold, Munsey, h. hurdles, Don Margreiter, Harold Munsey, Walter Jones, Robert Wiss, Medley Relay. Fheg cullmd IBILHMEIIG Axvxxihlz Sn 1 nr ig i F' 5 n 1 ir 6 ga x 1 55 , L, f karma mpmxsk it A f ' diff- Mo 34 75 xg' 'H I l I , M. ..--': On June 23, 1941, all military air activities were unified ' ' as the U. S. Army Air Forces. Throughout the present war the Air Corps has covered all land and sea opei-,tions besides bombing and strafing enemy targets. zum? ,, flmfm-1 , . Q W Q 425 C04 S M.. . ,sw sh i . 1 f Q, 1 5 l-L1 . H. C wp I- 5 i ' 1 p 4 Q Q A i , 3 :U r u 2 Q , D ' ' . X 1790 ' 1 MUSIC time adkfiZ.mm.a lBllFllIElli GIRLS GLEE CLUB Front row: Dorothy McCune, Emojean Clark, Dorotha Mae Weidenhaft, Rose Mary Carl, Lois Ahlvers, Rosella Fisher, Charlene Kohler, Mary Winkel, June Morris, Kathleen Kohler, Phyllis Taylor, Joy Munsey, Phyl- lis Merrill, Winifred Carpenter, Charlene Day. Middle row: Donna Jones, Virginia Shoemaker, Arleta White, Norma Jean Fritchen, Lois White, Marjorie Weidenhaft, Lou Vena Hughes,Bernita Timbers, J oan.Beyer, Bonnie Brunnemer, Betty Jo Luckey, Bonnie Ahlvers, Berta Lou McFarland, Geneva Neifert, Virginia Vint, Doris Marie Finley, Marjory Anderson, Marjorie Forster, Martha Conn. Back row: Georgia Rarick, Myrth Shoemaker, Opal Shoemaker, Alice German, Virginia Remus, Vernita Thurston, Audrey More, Neva Mont- gomery, Bonnie Borger, Virginia Albert, Reta Stuart, Geneva Rarick, Joyce Forster, Martha Betz, Theresa LaRocque, Margaret Ann Dickinson. Not in picture: Evelyn More, Marceline Wideman, Rosemary Cooper, Ruby Cooper. The music department has been greatly handicapped this year by the shortage of teachers, but Mrs. Morris met with the glee club twice a week and helped them learn some new numbers. The girls have learned the school song in 3 parts, written parodies to melodies of popular songs for pep songs, and sung both classical and pop- ular music. They have enjoyed their music work, and they feel that the time has been spent in a very worthwhile way. L L Z l f rzaie5 .mm..1:m IBILHMUE BUYS' GLEE CLUB First row: Danny Porter, Elwyn Kresin, Newell Eberle, Darrell Remus, Robert Glauser, Harold Munsey, Darrell Dean, Robert Wiss, Robert Reid, Robert Terry, Keith Kohler, Max Eberle, Robert White, Walter Jones, Billy Albert. Second row: Ronald Studer, Joe Morris, Charlie Fisher, Billy Eberle, Douglas Margreiter, Howard Cooper, Robert Oakley, Duane Wiss, Robert Boller, Everal Thurston, Richard Dean, Johnnie Albert, George Betz, Doyle Remus. Margaret Ann Dickinson--Accompanist BUYS' UUARTETTE The boys quartette was composed of Robert Wiss, Harold Munsey, Don Margreiter, and Keith Kohler, with Margaret Dickinson as accompanist. 1rlme5 .um..u1 IBILHMEIHQ B A N D Lou Vena Hughes, Clarinet Margaret Ann' Dickinson, Snare Drum Geneva Raricla, Clarinet Carol Mae Shoemaker, Snare Drum Alice Wiss, Clarinet Joan Beyer, Baritone Martha Conn, Clarinet Myrth Shoemaker, Baritone Marceline Wideman, Trumpet Theresa LaRocque, Saxophone Joyce Forster, Trumpet Dorotha Mae Weidenhaft Saxophone Bonnie Borger, Trumpet Bonnie Brunnemer, Trombone Vernita Thurston, Piccolo Berta Lou McFarland, Trombone June Morris, Cymbals Donna Jones, Trombone Rose Mary Carl, Bass Drum Marjorie Weidenhaft, Trombone Director: Kathleen Kohler TWIRLERS i Drum Majorette: Kathleen Kohler Alice German Betty Jo Luckey Marie Finley Charlene Kohler Winifred Carpenter Charlene Day GIRLS' TRIEI Bonnie Borger Betty Jo Luckey Bonnie Brunnemer Accompanist: Alice German SNDILVZINVSHU o6LI sl 1 K s 3 S p f ., - A , ' 4 5 ,, 1 ' -p fn.. 9 v . 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Center row: Virginia Shoemaker, Arleta White, Norma Jean Fritchen, Marceline Wideman, Lois White, Marjorie Weidenhaft, Lou Vena Hughes, Bonnie Brunnemer, Betty Jo Luckey, Bonnie Ahlvers, Berta Lou McFar- land, Geneva Neifert, Virginia Vint, Marie Finley, Marjory Anderson, Mar- jorie Forster, Martha Conn. Front row: Dorothy McCune, Lois Ahlvers, Rosella Fisher, Donna Jones, Charlene Kohler, Dorotha Mae Weidenhaft, Rose Mary Carl, Mary Winkel, June Morris, Phyllis Taylor, Joy Munsey, Phyllis Merrill, Wini- fred Carpenter, Charlene Day. Cheerleaders: Joan Beyer, Kathleen Kohler, Bonnie Borger. FUUUBALL KING AND QUEEN An impressive ceremony of coronation took place on Wednesday after- noon, November 1, on the Bearcat football grid, when the King and Queen of the 1944 season were officially announced at the annual Homecoming game. Co-captain, Harold Munsey, presented the queen, Miss Bonnie Bor- ger, and her attendants, Miss Theresa LaRocque and Miss Margaret Ann Dickinson, with lovely chrysanthemum, gifts of the squad. Margaret Ann Dickinson, president of the Pep Club, presented the king, Robert Glauser, and his knights, Darrell Dean and Robert Terry, with gifts from the Pep Club. lrnef amd Blflilif G. R. CABINET Marjorie Anderson, Poster Mrs. Clover, Sponsor Betty Jo Luckey, Sec. and Treas. Marjorie Forster, Service Bonnie Borger, Vice Pres. Theresa LaRocque, President Virginia Remus, Membership Opal Shoemaker, Social Joan Beyer, Song Leader Donna Jones, Program Margaret Dickinson, Pianist G. R. is an org anization in which every girl in school participates. Some of the activities ot the G. R. this year have been the making and giving of Thanksgiving and Christmas baskets, and the refreshment stand at ball games. I 1 G. R. ROSTER First row: McCune, Clark, D. Weidenhaft, Carl, L. Ahlvers, Fisher, C. Kohler, Jones, WVinkel, Morris, Kohler, Taylor, Munsey, Merrill, Carpenter, Day. Second row: Mrs. Clover, sponsor, V. Shoemaker, A. White, Fritchen Wideman, L. White, Brown, M. Weidenhaft, Hughes, Timbers, Beyer, Brun- nemer, Luckey, B. Ahlvers, McFarland, Neifert, Vint, Finley, Anderson, M. Forster, Conn. Third row: Barnett, Georgia Rarick, M Shoemaker, O. Shoemaker, German, Fenner, V. Remus, B. Remus, Thurston, A. More, Montgomery, Borger, Albert, Stuart, Geneva Rarick, J. Forster, Betz, LaRocque, Dick- inson. Not in picture: Evelyn More, Rosemary Cooper, Ruby Cooper. ! X , 7 , :X -E,l'llGBg iUIl!IlllIll IBILHNCI6 1 af: x Q M! Q, ff' WIIM pmxxk Q i 5' 11 1 5 , ' f 1 1 MW ' frm ff, lump - V X f o PM M The Merchant Marine compromises all vessels of the nation M engaged in waterborne commerce. Two primary purposes since the earliest days -First, to further and increase national foreign trade. Second, to assist in the national defense. 1-3:11321 we-5 ' A ,, 415 00 e AP' dsh N , , 9 , Q, Q Q . 'Q 1-M Lu -s -. ' , C 1- gg 42 3, 1- v . U 2 li o fi 'A e - x 9 ' - l ACTIVITIES Ihef umd IBILHMEHG ' SENIURPLAY ' ' ' BEACON HILL BILLY April 3, 1945 CAST Mrs. Winthrop-Beane Boston socialite Theresa LaRocque Norris Winthrop-Beane IV Her son Robert Wiss Elsa Winthrop-Beane IV Her daughter June Morris Billy Hill An oil heiress -Kathleen Kohler Winnie Mae Hanks A Kentucky hillbilly Rose Mary Carl Aunt Lucky Another Kentuckian Joan Beyer Allen Kelcy A Greenwich Village artist Harold Munsey Kentucky Twist Winnie Mae's father Robert Terry Tessie The maid Norma Jean Fritchen Struthers The butler Max Eberle Jock The chauffeur Richard Cooper Mrs. Winthrop-Beane of Boston is trying to marry her son, Norris, to a wealthy heiress, Billy Hill. She is trying to prevent her daughter from marrying a not-so-wealthy Greenwich Village artist. And most of all she is trying to hide the family skeleton, Aunt Lucky, who hails from Rabbit Hash Landing, Kentucky. Billy Hill gets wind of this and pretends to be Winnie Mae Hanks. And then, who should come but the real Winnie Mae. Who's who and what's what? The excitement has just begun, for Kentucky Twist, Winnie Mae's pa, comes a-shootin' his way in. When the truth is unveiled at the hilarious climax, Mrs. Winthrop-Beare is lead to understand that aristocracy is not the most important thing in life. Place: The drawing room of Mrs. Winthrop-Beane's. Act L A Saturday morning Act IL Fifteen minutes later Act III Immediately following Stage Director and Prompter: Phyllis Taylor Director: Lillian Morris Ihueff mumued IBILHIIEI6 JUNIOR PLAY HGUNE wrrl-I THE GIRLS November 14, 1944 CAST Marge The eldest of the Capp Sisters Alice German Doris The next in line Bonnie Brunnemer Eve The Baby of the family Marceline Wideman Sonny The one and only son Billy Albert Alecia Capp The ambitious mother Marjory Anderson Grandpa Capp In search of peace and quiet Gilland Lowdermilk Ora The maid Virginia Remus Gregory Thacher Van-Stael A socialite Walter Jones Lenny Fair A nurse Bonnie Borger Benny Ware An actress out of work Betty Jo Luckey Captain O'Malley Of the police Robert Reid SYNOPSIS Act One The Capp home in the South Forenoon Act Two Same setting Afternoon of the same day Act Three: Scene I Evening of the same day Scene II The next morning Time: The present. Stage Manager: Bob Reid Director: Christine Clover STORY The irresponsible mother, Mrs. Capp, is going to marry Gregory Thatcher Van-Stael, much to the disgust of the children, and ends by bringing home a policeman for a new father. In the midst of all this, the kids manage to get themselves into one scrape after another, both with and without Grandpa Capp's help. 1rlrmf '.um..m IBILHMEI6 Processional Invocation Instrumental Duet Anthem Sermon Solo Benediction Recessional. 'fganzrzrlaureaie gunna-xg, mag ZU, 1545 135111 nizlnnk Q---Q Priest's March Alice German Rev. Charles Cook Whispering Hope Dorotha Weidenhaft Ruby Cooper The Lord is My Light Double Mixed Quartette Who Knoweth Dr. A. N. Smith My Task Virginia Remus Rev. Forrest L. Courter Aida March Alice German l, i ,i,., i,ii v 1rlrm5 '.mmm IBILHIIEIE Qlu11u1rn1n:m1w111 EUDSIHZIQ, Ciliilalg ZZ, LIST-15 fight nlflnrk Q---Q Processional Pomp and Circumstance Alice German Invocation Rev. Forrest L. Courter Music Beauteous Night Girls' Trio Address of Welcome June Morris Instrumental Solo The Wild Rose Marceline Wideman Address Priorities for Youth Mr. Ray D. Hodgell Secretary to Mayor ? Farewell Address Presentation of Class of Topeka and former Assistant State Superintendent ' Joan Beyer Mr. H. O. Sutcliff Presentation of Class Diplomas Mr. C. O. Brunnemer Vocal Solo A Perfect Day Richard Dean Benediction Rev. J. W. Patten ifTie for highest honors for the four years. f xj Xie! 1rlr.ef .mmd :ummm Glass gighi lgrugrzun gfiiinnhag, glilizxg 21, IIE!-I5 ifiglgt n'cInrk rw---41 Roll Call and Response Class History Piano Duet Tea for Two Class Prophecy Playlet Star for a Day Duet The Ramparts We Watch Presentation of Gold and Black Class Will Junior Initiation Duet Just a Prayer Away Presentation of Awards Class Song 522, ,T fi, Senior Class Ph ylli s Taylor Margaret Dickinson June Morris Robert Glauser Senior Class Members Marjorie Forster Joan Beyer Robert Wiss Kathleen Kohler Robert Terry Theresa LaRocque Myrth Shoemaker Mr. H. O. Sutcliff Senior Class rnrmf mmd mmm WELCOME Faculty, Parents, and Friends of the Class of 1945: lt is with happy hearts that we, the Class of 1945, bid you welcome tonight. On this final night of our high school career we find ourselves greatly indebted to our teachers, parents, and the citizens of this community who have aided us in our search for an education. We have worked hard during these high school days that are drawing to a close, but now we realize how much more difficult work is ahead of us. It is not with regret that we speak of the work that has come our way, for we have made many friendships that will go through life with us. Our high school days have been full of many different activities besides stud4 ies which are an important factor in the lives of everyone. For twelve years we have looked forward to this night of graduation, and now tonight, as we reach that goal, our hearts seem heavy for this will mean the parting from our class members. Our best wishes and prayers are with the many boys who are now fighting and dying so that we may have a better world in which to live. We should be grateful to them because we have had a much better chance than many other young people in this world, and it is now up to us to aid them so that their efforts will not have been in vain. In this new world there is a task for each of us, and it is only by determination that we can reach that distant hope for which our high school teachers have been help- ing us to prepare.-June Morris. FAREWELL Classmates, Parents, Faculty, Board of Education, and Other Friends: Tonight marks the closing of another chapter in our book of life. We have now finished three chapters-the first, the years we spent in playing, the second, the eight years in grade school, and the third, these past four years we have spent in high school. Tonight we shall begin on the first page of chapter four, an entirely new and different chapter than any we have yet seen. But I believe that we have a firm and sturdy foundation, acquired right here in Glen Elder High School-a foundation built of knowledge, truth, and fairness. For this foundation we are sincerely grateful. We as seniors may not seem to appreciate the time and patience spent on us by our teachers and the love and understanding of our parents, but tonightl know we all realize how great and fine these things have been. All that we are or shall ever hope to be we owe to our parents and the teachers of Glen Elder High School. Tonight we are meeting formally as a class for the last time, tomorrow each of us shall go his own way in the world. So on behalf of the Class of '45 I bid you all a fondest farewell.-Joan Beyer. rheqf und BIFICIS WE WERE WEE 1rarm5 '4um..m IBILHIIEEKI QQS f ,lib il x 1- x 5 x x ,r i , 41 gi I t if Mil' LL, 2 Wwn mx-QA , If ,-5, e - ie e - jf ga Mfgfwsixf f L' + -, f 1 l Z v f' E e A I , :Nina-, , xuwq- ,ve To the women of the WAC:S, the VVAVE'S, the SPAR'S, and the VVomen Marines go a tribute for all the aid they have giv- QQ X en iheir country in this present conHict. M5 sef-'FFR Q , F E -r , 5 . .-'J--e , , AP' sy. . ' Qc, xi-,xxx-':'fw'n' C1 -- gina ip 'E 3 Z Q ui . ins' P 7, --1: A I I -A I ,kg Z ,, .. ' D r V e iv 3 .3 X6 m fhi N 0 1 H- FEATURES Irnef umd IBIHAIISL SCHCIEIL CALENDAR SEPTEMBER 4. School began with 102 enrolled. 4. Senior watermelon feed and skating party. 7. Cheer leaders elected: Joan Beyer, Kay Kohler, and Bonnie Berger. 7. Pep Club party and initiation. 8. Junior watermelon party. 13. Freshman watermelon feed. 18. Sophomore picnic. 22. First game, at Osborne ends in 0-0 tie. 27. Surprise-farewell party for Miss Henry. 28. Pep Rally. 29. Bearcats walk over Cawker 33-0. DCTDBER 6. G. E. H. S. wins from Lucas 12-8. 11. Five boys chosen by Pep Club for Bond Contest. 13. Five girls chosen for Bond Contest by the boys. 13. G. E.--Glasco tangle ends in 6-6 tie. 20. Bearcats take easy game from Clyde 38-0. Q 25. King, Queen, and attendants chosen by Pep Club and Football Squad. 27. Game at Lebanon favors Bearcats 6-0. NOVEMBER 1. Homecoming game here with Luray. Victory for us, 26-O. 1. Keith Kohler and Elwyn Kresin report to Leavenworth. 3. Vacation-State Teachers' Meeting. f 7. Mock election-Dewey wins! 9. Senior hayrack ride and weiner roast. 14. Juniors presents Gone with the Girls. 17. Bearcats down Huntsmen 32-0. 22. Community Thanksgiving program at Methodist Church. 23. G. E. H. S. ends undefeated season by defeating Downs 20-0. 23-24. Thanksgiving vacation. 27. Senior pictures and all annual pictures taken. 30. C. of C. Banquet honoring 1944 Undefeated Team. 1rln.e? .m.m.d1 lBlLHl1Elliu DEEEMEBER Pep club bond program a success. Supper and party given to football boys and pep club by the Hamptons Keith Kohler gave up books for the Navy. Junior-Senior card party. First basketball games, at Osborne. We were defeated. Senior pictures arrived. G. R. Christmas party. Community Christmas program. Christmas chapel and school dismissed. Christmas. Kathleen Kohler receives sparkler. . 1' . JANUARY New Year. School begins again. Bearcats take two games from Simpson. Burr Oak proves too much for G. E. H. S. Senior announcements and cards arrive. Bearcats walk over Huntsmen. Emporia tests. Simpson defeats our first team. G. E. H. S. wins from Osborne. Bearcats take thriller from Downs. Cawker game easily won. Courtland downs Bearcats. Wanda Taylor takes over typing classes. St. J ohnis Blue Jays accept defeat from Bearcats. FEBRUARY Spring should arrive--no sun for ground hog! Bearcats smash Huntsmen. Thriller favors us at Burr Oak. G. E. H. S. takes Blue Jays. Bearcats smear Cawker Pirates. Dan Cupid extra busy today. 1546. G. E. Bearcats again county tournament champs. G. E. H. S. trim Downs Dragons. Keith Kohler, S 2 X c, home on leave, returns to classes. Ihe fmd IBIHQEIS MARCH 1-2-3. District Tournament at Downs. 2. Margaret Ann Dickinson taken to hospital for appendicitis operation 7-8-9-10. Regional Tournament at Beloit. 13. Darrell Remus reported to Leavenworth for pre-induction. 19. Margaret Ann Dickinson returns to school after an absence of 12 days 23. P. T. A. program for benefit of public address system. 31. Robert Glauser reported for pre-induction at Leavenworth. APRIL 1. Easter. 3. Seniors present Beacon Hill Billy. 4. June Morris taken to hospital for appendicitis operation. 5. Freshmen-Sophomores enjoy a party. 5. Seniors leave for Kansas City. 8. Seniors return from Kansas City. 11. Emporia tests. 13. Practice track meet at Downs. We win. 13. Miss Butts called home because of illness of her mother. 13. Annual school meeting. Students have half-holiday. 18. Practice track meet at Beloit. G. E. H. S. gets second. 23. Miss Butts returns. 25. June Morris returns to school after an absence of 16 days. 27. Beloit Relays. MAY 2. Junior-Senior Banquet. 9. Senior play, Beacon Hill Billy, presented for a second time. 11. Regional track meet at Beloit. 18. Grade School Commencement. 18-19. Normal training examinations. 20. Baccalaureate. 21. Class Night. 22. All school picnic and Commencement. 23. Students and teachers relax???? f - r ...... X 1 l N E 'llllluef auilrluali lllllfllililli CLASS WILL We, the seniors of Glen Elder High School being of sound f?J mind, good physiques, mentally brilliant, and excellent students, do hereby make and declare this our last will and testament to the run-down, weak-mind ed underclassmen, knowing that there will never be another class like ours, CHI-Iere's hoping, says the prof.J Item I. To the Junior class, knowing that they will never be the class that we are, we will dignity, our brilliant minds, our wit, our manners, our places and textbooks in American History, knowing that they can never cause the trouble we did, and here's hoping they know whether they passed or not before graduation. Item II. To the Sophomore class we leave our sincere hopes that they will overcome their foolish ways so as to become the dignified seniors that we have been. ,, Item III. To the Freshmen--we leave them with their babyish ways. Item IV. We, the Seniors bequeath our individual talents in the fol- lowing manner: I, Jo Beyer, will my pleasing manner and dimples to Emojeans'.Clark, and Ernojean, be sure to use them on the teachers. I, Bob Boller, will my success and career as a hunter to Newell Eberle, I, Rose Mary Carl, will my becoming giggles to Dorothy Barnett. I, Richard Cooper, will my irresistible personality to Monk Thurston, knowing he will make good use of it. I, Rosemary Cooper, will my ability to make friends with and keep up the moral of all servicemen to Virginia Albert. I, Margie Dickinson, will my ability as a pianist to Donna Jones. I, Max Eberle, will my intelligent looks to Joe Morris, feeling assured he will use them to the best advantage. I, Mary Fenner, will my ability as a good normal training student to Bonnie Bru nnemer. I, Marie Finley, will my man-hunting tactics to Roberta Brown, know- ing she will never be able to keep up my record. I, Norma Jean Fritchen, will my nice ability to laugh at everything to Marceline Wideman. I, Bob Glauser, will my ability to ignore girls and still have more of them than the other boys to Keith Neifert. I, Kathleen Kohler, will my ability to be engaged to any girl who can qualify. I, Keith Kohler, will my little black notebook to Bob Oakley, since I'rn not here to use it. I, Bob Lee, will my red hat to Doug Margreiter, knowing that it will bring out his dashing personality as it has mine. I, Elwyn Kresin, will my ability to argue any teacher out of anything at any time to my loving nephew, Ron Studer. 'llllielef eullnmcll llillfllllllim I, Theresa LaRocque, will mv pleasing personality to Walter Jones. I, Don Margreiter, will my crew cut to Johnny Albert, hoping it will be as becoming to him as it is to me. I, Dorothy McCune, will my becoming smile and quiet manners to Vernita Thurston. I, Evelyn More, will my desire and ability to be a Cadet Nurse to Martha Conn. I, June Morris, will my ability as a commercial student to Charley Fisher. I, Harold Munsey, will my way with the women to Danny Porter. I, Bernadette Remus, will my lovely singing voice to Reta Stuart. I, Darrell Remus, will my place in bookkeeping class to Darrell Dean. I, Myrth Shoemaker, will my red-headed boy friend to anyone who can take him away from me. I, Opal Shoemaker, will my quietness to Dick Dean. I, Phyllis Taylor, will my power to stick to one man through thick and thin to Charlene Day. I, Robert Terry, will my good looks and broad shoulders to Jack Wood- ard knowing he will never be the handsome man I am. I, Virginia Vint, will my studious ways to Marjorie Anderson provided she doesn't study too hard. I, Robert White, will my ability to win the hearts of out-of-town girls to Max German. I, Dale Winkel, will my quietness to Duane Wiss, hoping that he can stick by it better than I did. I, Lawrence Winkel, will my flashing Star to anyone who will give me a Buick. I, Robert Wiss, will my mischievous ways to anyone who wants trouble with the teachers. IN WITNESS THEREOF, the Senior Class of '45 makes this their Last Will and Testament on this twenty-first day of May, A. D., one thousand nine hundred and forty-five. Witnesses Notary Public L M. Tallerenuar I Walkalone D. Sneezemuch U R. Nutz ll I I 1rlrmf .u,.m.a lBllHl1Elri CLASS PFQUPHEGY And now for a look into the future! Madame Mexcroporotio gazes solemnly into her crystal ball, and this is what she tells us: We see two on a stage, and, as the audience breaks into aroar, whom do we see but Rose Mary Carl and Richard Cooper, as a second Fibber and Molly. Gazing over the audience, we see three nurses in navy blue, Margaret Ann Dickinson, Theresa LaRocque, and Evelyn More. 1 The crystal ball next reveals a farm scene. And there We see Myrth Shoemaker and her red-headed triplets feeding the chickens. Now we see Professor Harold Munsey lecturing a group of bored young men in the Yale University on the subject 'iBugoIogy. The crystal next clinks together, and what does it reveal? None other than Max Eberle astride a llama, inspecting oil wells in Venezuela. Twinkle, twinkle, little star. How I wonder who you are. None other than Bernadette Remus, as a ballet dancer in New York. Now as our gaze once again falls upon the crystal ball, we see Colonel Robert Glauser, lecturing to a bunch of new recruits upon The Do's and Don't's of the Army. 'l'sk, Tsk. Would you believe it? Elwyn Kresin and Bobby Boller as hobos catching the freight to Chicago. 1. We now focus our gaze upon June Morris who is a secretary to the Chief Executive of the Krisp Kracker Company in Chicago. The crystal ball glows with a soft, luminious light, and little black and white furry objects come into view. But no, it can't be! Can it??? It is!!! Hundreds and hundreds of baby skunks. A thriving business, owned by the Winkle cousins, Lawrence and Dale. Happily married as farmers'wives, we see Kay Kohler and Phyllis Taylor, still living close to Glen Elder, and still the best of friends. Upon the crystal ball flashes the view of a restaurant in Kansas City, with none other than Norma Jean Fritchen and Marie Finley as waitress- es. Look at this! Norma Jean hands the Kansas City Star to Marie, and we gaze upon the headlines, Brilliant Young Scientist, Robert Terry, Makes Startling Discovery! Looking over the rest of the paper we see that Virginia Vint, returned missionary from Africa, is lecturing at the Kansas City NVomen's Club tonight at 8:00, also, that Joan Beyer is giving flying lessons at the Kansas City Air Port every Thursday and Saturday afternoons. We now see Robert White and Darrell Remus as Tillers ofthe Soil. Across the crystal ball there now fiashes a streamlined train bound for California, with Don Margreiter as the engineer. Keith Kohler, still in the navy, is returning to his station after a visit to the Kansas City Air Port. . Among other passengers are Dorothy McCune and Mary Fenner, taking a vacation from the strenuous pastime of teaching school. Rosemary Cooper is also bound for California, after visiting her friends and family in Kansas. She is returning to her branch of Curly Cue beauty shops, known all over the country. rhe mm IBILHIIEIG o The crystal ball now reveals to us a large room full of primary children, all grouped around their teacher. It is Opal Shoemaker, teaching kindergarten at Topeka. We now catch a glimpse of nature in all the fullness of its beauty. Huge forests, with its many hues of green, and high upon the mountain in a ranger's cabin is Bob Lee. Another deep look into the crystal ball! And yet another! But all that is revealed to us is a haze of green along a cliff in Oregon. A close look-- and there he is!!! Robert Wiss! And living as a hermit. Disappointed in love, Bob retired to the hills, where he spends his days in solitary confinement with Old Mother Nature. The ball grows dim, but brightens again long enough for us to see a winding path, leading further and further toward the top. No! Yes, there is someone on this path! Who? Who else other than Marjorie Forster, now a star of the great Metropolitan Opera, singing her way through life. Now, all is dark and the crystal ball tells no more. CLASS H ISTDRY In 1933, seven bright-eyed seaman, second class, of the Navy entered junior port, Glen Elder. Six of these were still together when they grad- uated from the junior port. In 1941 these six were given a promotion to seamen, first class. They were Donald Margreiter, Robert Glauser, Robert Wiss, and the Navy Nurses were Phyllis Taylor, Margaret Dickinson, and Joan Beyer. They were all assigned to the U. S. S. G.E.H.S. , and here they met their new shipmates, Robert Terry, Kathleen and Keith Kohler, Max Eberle, June Morris, Wayne Winkel, Rose Mary Carl, Marjorie Forster, Norma Jean Fritchen, Aileen Moores, Bernadette Remus, Opal Shoemaker, Robert White, Lawrence Winkel, Elwyn Kresin, Bill Weidenhaft, Robert Boller, Harold Munsey, Darrell Remus, Dorothy McCune, and Virginia Vint. During the first difficult trip ahead we chose as our admiral Don Margreiter. We lost seaman, first class, Robert Lee on the second half of our voyage. During the second year aboard, the crew was given a promotion to Ensigns. It was during this trip in which Harold Munsey became admiral. Seaman Wayne Winkel did not sign up for this voyage. The third year aboard we chose Jo Beyer for admiral. She is the first woman in history to ever become an admiral. During this trip we were promoted to Lieutenants, junior grade. Five new Navy Nurses joined the ship, G. E. H. S.-Vera Slate, Doris Marie Finley, Myrth Shoemaker, Theresa LaRocque, and Evelyn More. We lost one nurse, Aileen Moores, during the second half of the voyage, and Lieutenant Cj.g.JBill Weidenhaft. We entertained our superior officers at a banquet on the evening of May 5, 1944. The title theme was In Fair Hawaii? We docked long enough to give the annual Junior play, which was entitled Red Headed Royalty from Arkansas. 1rln.e7 .mm..a IBILHMEIIG The last year for the crew was filled with much joy. For admiral we chose Robert Terry. After being given another promotion to Lieutenant at the beginning of the voyage, we lost Navy Nurse Vera Slate to the U. S. S. Jewell City, and gained Nurse Mary Jean Fenner. Two members joined the G. E. H. S. crew the second half of our voyage. They were Navy Nurse Rosemary Cooper and Radioman Bob Lee. We docked at senior port to give a hilarious play entitled 'Eeacon Hill Billy . Because of rough weather and popular demand for repetition we presented it for a second time, May 9. We also had our annual Senior sneak away from port, when we went to spend Friday and Saturday in Kansas City, Missouri. The Junior crew gave us a charming banquet on May 2, 1945. Finally the evening of May 22 arrived. On that evening the crew re- ceived their diplomas and promotions to Captains, and even though they will drift far and wide, they will always look back on the journeys of the G. E. H. S. and will be reminded of four years well spent. SENIOR SNEAK 'J On Thursday evening, April 5, the Senior class, accompanied by Mrs. Morris and Mr. Sutcliff, boarded the local train for Kansas City, Missouri. After a sleepless night of fun we arrived at the Union Station at about 6:50 a. m. Soon afterwird we eriioyei a hearty breakfast at the Forum, followed by a shopping trip and an hour at the penny arcade. We met at the Union Station at 11:00 a. m. and visited the beautiful and impressive Liberty Memorial. In the afternoon we crowded into a street car and headed for Swope Park. We looked at the different animals and birds for some time, then hiked through some of the park. . In the evening we went to Bring on the Girls and A Tree Grows in Brooklyn before retiring. The first place of interest we visited on Saturday morning was the Kansas City Museum, and the second place was the William Rockhill Nelson Gallery of Art. Both places were very interesting and educational. After another afternoon of shopping and another movie on Saturday evening We left Kansas City, tired but feeling our time had been well spent. irunieff ailmd :miami JUNIUIPEENIUR BANCIUET The members of the Junior Cls ss were hosts to the Seniors, the fac- ulty, and the Board of Eduction at a beautiful and elaborate banquet in the grade school social room on Wednesday evening, May 2. The affair was semi-formal, and each guest was presented with ,a gay-colored hat by the reception committee when he arrived. The theme of the banquet was centered around the Armed Forces. Clever streamers hung from the ceiling and red, white, and blue bells dec- ora ted the lights. The tables were arranged to form an airplane. Centir g each table was a miniature landing strip with tiny airplanes. The combin- ation nut cups and place cards were also red, white, and blue. Patriotic and comic posters were fastened on the walls. Marjorie Anderson, Junior Class president and toastmistress, wel- comed the Seniors to the Banquet. Bob Terry, Senior Class president, gave the response. The delicious dinner consistirg offruitjuice, meat loaf, mashed potatoes, gravy, buttered beets, hot rolls, celery, radishes, carrot strips, ice cream, angel food cake, and coffee, was prepared by the mothers of the Juniors, the girls of the foods class served. The invited guests included the members of the Senior and Junior Classes, Supt. H. O. Sutcliff, Coach H. D. Hampton, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Morris, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Clover, Mrs. Harold Taylor, Miss Ruth Butts, Miss Vera Pearl McDonald, Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Brunnemer, Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Thomasson, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Shoemaker, and Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Wiss. Following is the program which was presented: Commanding Officer Marjory Anderson, Toastmistress Lordis Prayer Virginia Remus Take-01? ' Marjory Anderson Lieutenant in Charge of Rookies Robert Terry Songs of the Services Margaret Dickinson, June Morris Solo . Just a Prayer Awayi' Robert Wiss Maneuvers Joan Beyer Ground Crewners eAe Here Comes the Navy Bonnie Borger, Betty Luckey, Bonnie Brunnemer Salute Alice German Taps Marceline Wideman 1fan.e6 '.umm :annum l '-..-:- -- if A T . Y ., at ' 2t'xr'nt gf , 6 ! Ibiza ,qqgxxi ' V. if .. grep ,QL E- . .. .Q-f rfmllew i Q i I .2 , l.i5v--' Nq...f- With pride we salute the brave Army and Navy Q Nurses and Medical Corps for their unforgettable works L WE of mercy, and the comfort they have given our fighting , men. To them will go our everlasting gratitude and admiration. rw X U f bins l . Q f Q P425 00,1 Q MA --,A S - . , A Tw, 'L' lu Y C -,nf 3 E 4 3 i t 7 I in ,,- Z B Z f. 5 : 1 ' 4 i Q E g ' X 1, C x , 17.90 1 ALUMNI Wlhuiaf eullnued lllllfllllflliu A L U M N I 1892 1898 Albert Creightonx Chas, Elder Minnie Detwiler Buening Ausson Fulton Lily NHSW Jennie Macy Cowle Idonia Peaslee Marquist 1899 1893 Bertha F unki Sylvester Hobart Roscoe Richmondi Julian Vallettei 1894 Kitty Allen Hickm May Angel Dean Will Davisic Albert Fulton Elmer Overholt Tom Vallette Nora Ward Lightinger 1895 Nellie Cedarland ant Amelia Riley Loutzenhiser Ethel Rouse Oakley Marnie Waltmani 1900 Alma Granger Sylvester Lund Ora Pickering 1904 Ella Brown Dean Alta Davis Hottel George Elder Amanda Gansel Helena Gansel Wood Charlotte Lyle Hixenbaugh John Reinhardt Mary Rouse Flossie Taylor Dean James Winn Edna Neifert Day 120583 Course Bessie Nelson Boyer Ernest Barnett Florence Noland Kanival Emmett Richardson Donald Taylor Bernard Vallette McAllister 1901 Mayme Detwiler Corbutt Edith Allen Presler Anna Earll Dudley Robert Hamiltoni' Mamie Howe Allen Sylvia Hubaker Oliver Earnest Kissner Eva Pruitt Presnal a Ethel Waltman 1896 ' Mamie Allen Dennis Charles Burcher Roy J ones? Carl Meddock Mary Nash Carney Eva Porter McKinnie Frank Vallettel . 1897 Viola Borst Blair Henry German Mable Fulton Margaret Nash Walker Ralph Nelson John Pierson Chas. Porterii Eugene Vallette Grace Brown? Will Elder Myrta Gleason Loper Mattie Gurleyi Kate Lyle Vallette Marian McGolden Roy Peasleei Ora Pickering Iva Porter Cline 4 Pearl Porter Fleming Carl Rouse Alice Wildman Kelley 1902 Orla Granger? Florence Lowderrnilk McKechnie Clarence Pickett Elva Taylor Rarick Vernon Taylori Ina Wright Wiecman 1903 Clarence Cedarland Maggie Eldred Shook Flora Gansel Glitzke Ida Witherspoon Tillman Frank Nash Gwen Brice Agnes Gaston Forester Lillian Mancha Anderson Ruth Vallette Thomas 1906 Four Year Course Added Ruth Vallette Thomas Post Graduate 1907 Will Brice William Brock Irl Gaston May Hill Clutter Robert Reinhardt Tom Thomasson 1908 Sydney Allen Ethel Boyd Edna Coble Randall Howard Day Lena Hadley De Ford Lulu Hadley Casey Venice Hadley Vernon Lundy Mary Riley Lowdermilk Grace Smith Shane 1909 Ruth Barrett Kitterman Florence Casey Granger Margaret Fetzer Glitzke Obed Gansel Vesta German Talbot Ile Hillman Illhzteg eullnuid llfllflllllli Henry Caldwell D. H. Hadley Ella Lyle Shawyer Glen Lee Laura Lowdermilk Ernest Macy James Pratt Russell Thcmasson Floyd Trubey Wilma Willett Lowell 1919 Esther Atchison Donn Nash could Clara Willett Hadley Bfeckenfldge Harry Sweet 1916 Dl,:f6er'CIc?liiJ1gneMarzolf Nellie Talkmgton Talbot Hettie Barnett Eberle Neva Cooper Dickinson 1910 Elithe Kaull Clifford jean Lloyd Dayi: Vera Leei Clara Grimm Lemmons Alfred Hillman Gladys Miuel' Price Eulalis Heltzel Harold Libby Gena Muck Forrest Heltzel LeRoy Maas Mildred Mumford Porter Lillian Hendricksi' Ida Slaven Vint Irvid Neff Frank Kane 1911 Marlon Odle Helen Kane Marzolf Myrl Caldwell Dickerson Ruth Stuart Weidenhaft Ralph McFarland H ld W l Ralph Gaston am 00' ard Alice Hineman Amos 1917 Carl Libby Flossie Atchison Harris Marcy Thomasson Nash Esther Vallette Ethel Barber Earl Dudley Chester Dudley . . Mabel Hadley Pratt Ray Breltweiser Paul Hadley Rlqzlglgl-firialffigalgfan Gerald Hollingshead y y Lillian Luckey Cave Vene Muck Gladys Rector Louthan Ethel Saunders Humes Herbert Tliomasson Roy Willetti 1913 Ruth Barrett Elsie Cooper Warren Walter German Erba Kaull Haney 1914 Lyle Hadley Erwin Hepperlyi I Velma Sheetsi Eulalia Slaven Bettis Ida Moyer Remus Hazel Oliver Jones Tom Oliver Zerelda Richardson Edna Moyer Schellinger Leila Oliver Raymond Portern Mildred Pound d 9 Margaret Reich Brown Edythe Root Leigh Raleigh Weir Irean Yantiss Grigsby 1920 Orville Adams Opal Barnett Giltner Cecil Brodie German Daisy Davis Worthington Margaret Davis Vera Weir Bartlett Arderson Eugene White Mabel Davis Stockbridge 1918 Ruth Brice Guttau Harold Casey Dorothy De Nune Chas. Durham Earl Marzolf Ralph Hepperly Frank Kane P. Grad. Ruth Morris Miller Alta Neff Ditch Roy Oplinger Maxine Peaslee Reinhardt Buel ah Richardson Burnett Madge Mumford Thomas Ethel Root Richaels 1915 Clyde Qliver Lois Welch Lowell Vernie Barnett Chas. Smith Melvin lfVillett Tressie Gaston Arthur Stuart Harold Woolman Earlmbouah Mildred Tipton Dorstvet HOITIGI' Workman 1rlmef .u1m..f11 llillflllilli 1921 . Daisy Albert Hauptli Helen Coble Seidel R. Warden Dudley Delmar German Harold D. German Edward Hamilton Ruth Heltzel Campbell Floyd H. Marzolf Thelma McFarland Faley Ethel Margreiter Timbers Richard Moore Dwight H. Neifert , Morna Neifert Hougland Howard Oplinger Mamie Weir Willett Faye Woolman Morris 1922 P Floyd' Atchison Pearl Breitweiser I-Iettie Barnett Eberle Wilma Hadley Witham Curtis German Florence Hilton Adams Iva Judson Porter Blanche Luckey Ida Merrill Bilsland Edna Moore, Hixon Agnes Neff Harrison Ralph Pickett James Pitts Asa Willett Anna Young More 1924 James Cole Charles Day Ruth Dean Bulthaup Millard German La Verne Harrison Opal Helm Noller Dale Heltzel Earl Lewallen Roy Lowdermilk Vrena Merrill Rice Camelia Moore Foster Lemoine Willett Emma Moxter Venoit Lucille Neifert German Patrick Oliver Robert Oplinger Bean Robert Osborn Craig Pickett Alma Ruegsegger A Brunnemer . Fourakre Charles B.. Green Grace Porter Weidenhaft LO'-use Saunders Birdie Neff German Neva Morris Willett Esther Young Minges Esther Hendricks Davis Carlyle' Wetlaufer 1923 r Katie Barnett Witt Viola Brown Carol Day Stouffer Cecil Davis Elmer Davis Gladys Fisher Reidel Verda German Adell Owen Gish Dale Hadley Edna Hendricks Haller Thaddeus Laughrey s Raymond Miller Wetlaufer William Tipton Ruth Trubey Van Waye 1925 Bessie B. Aukerman Earl H. Boyd Chester A. Brodie Viva Casey Benson Hazel Davis Martin Verna Davis Shaffer Esther German Neifert Lowell German Blanche Gish Fox Mildred A. Hadley Doris Hamilton Prochaska Velma Harrison Neifert Ruth Alice Hauptlii Crystal Howe Aubrey Kenneth Lee Oma Louise Muck Belle Alice Neff Seidel Mae Odlet Opal Oliver Marzolf Francis Pitts Larson Esther Reinke Slate p Ivan Dale Relingt Roy J. Schmersey Elizabeth Saunders Schmersey Samuel F. Trumble Bryan J. Willett Donald H. Weir John Z. Young Leatrice E. Thompson Post Graduate Margaret Lee Astaraigan 1926 Helen Bertha Allen Neif Henrietta Allen Boyd Chester W. Barnett Vera Cook Gibbons Ivan S. Cowman Vernie L. Field Orthia G. Gebhart Maurice E Gish Clyde L. Heltzel Leota Howe Whitney Irene Hubaker Garber Josephine Keef Edwards Magdalen H. Lambertz Howard LeRoy McKimson Davida Marquis Simpson Helen Marquis Brehm Ralph R. Morris J Lois Muck Albert Caroll R. Murphy Louis Neifert Brehm Floyd E. Noller Esta Pickering Danforth Frank L. Sapp Barbara Taylor Merker V Clarence E. Weir Albert V. Wetlaufer 1927 Margaret E. Anderson Everett D Arasmith Ralph W. Boyd WVayne R. Breitweiser Wthsef eunlnued llillfllilfln Guy R. Noller Iris Relingt - Evelyn Nusbaum Lobdell Emma Shull Bonson Elizabeth L. Peaslee Dean Winifred Slaven Merrill Darrell VA. Presler Herman Leo Relingt Goldie L. Scholl Merrill Margery Dean Laughrey Ellen Elizabeth Shull Keith H. Dean Jack B. Davis German Rgbert W, Dudley Bernadine F. Trubey Carmen Forster Thomas Neifert George R. Forster Emily J0.Va11ette George W. Gish Barnett Vivian Lucille Helm Wayne D. Hadlev Mildred Howe Mildred Hubaker Terry John L. Vint Margaret Weins Orville L. Wright Paul J. Jones 1929 Edna Kresin Hendricks Barbara Albert Back Vernon Leushrey Grace Boyd Wilkinson Howard Lowdermilk Eldon Dalrymple Jehe F- Marzolf Esther Davis Neifert Daniel B. NeE Donald Dean Margaret Neifert Farmer Vinton Dean Reba Patterson Kadel Albert Durham J emee Oliver Peeree Bush Fisher Kresin Herbert B. Shaeffer George E. Shull Austin S. Young Beulah Slate Fobes 1928 Lawrence S. Albert Francis M. Brokaw Edward Golladay Gerald Harrison Loyce Hadley Dickson George Hauptli Florine Humes Neff Viola Kresin Marzolf SF Arletta Lowell German Alice Spears Margaret Thompson Farrow Rexford Tipton ' John Terry ' T Duane Vint 'R Mary Wetlaufer Terry Q Craig Woodard L A Lucille Woodard Green Elsie Wright Patterson' Iva Wright Neff l Kendall Walker ' Thurman Wiss 1930 , f Leo Ahlvers Josephine Ahlve s Igonzern Ruth Clark Deiter 'i Dale Clover t ' Merlin Davis Evelyn Enyeart Hazel Hendricks A Vanetta Hale Myers L r Carmen Harrison 9 Elwood Harrison Lowell Jones rt Clayton Kresin 4 Jack Lowell ' Ruby Calder Shull Preston Lowdermilk Lleyd LeDeW .4 Elwood Clover Florence McBlair Booth Verda McKmght Ethel L. Davis Loren Morris Brockway Bernice Dean Alsop Everett Neff Russell Mefriu Kenneth H. German Audrin Neifert ElV2. Moore Morse Dortha M. Gleason Austin Neifert Martha Neifert Anderson Rachel Neifert Lila Place Neifert Frank A. Hauptli T K Lowdermilk Vernita Trueblood Golda:A. Hubaker Pauline Nusbaum Wills Wright A Brodie Mildred Oplinger Gail Taylor ' Freeda C. Kresin Florence Patterson Essie Tipton ' Douker Thomas Richard Taylor i Wilma Jo Kresin Studer Arthur Pratti' Marjorie Vint Porter Sheldon Lowdermilk Lucile Phillips James Willett Jessie A. Muckey Carleton Randall Vernon Wiens Eiilsaeef euulnuadl lBllHllElliu 1931 Max Slaven ' Wilma Cullum ' L01-ene Ahlvers Wiles Margaret Staley Parson Wayne Deanl' Dexter Barnett i Ruth Sweaney Parthene Dudley Scholl Evelyn Barnett Clover Pauline Wright Harold Fuller Freeda Calder Themes Hixenbaugh Louise Fulton Myers Clara Davis Carlson Dorothy Davis ' P Buelah Dean Slaven Kenneth Durham Gertrude Forster Hauptli Hilton Gish Beatrice Halfhide -3 Patterson Donald Hutchins Owen J aske V G Donald Jones Elsie Kresin Kuiken A Lola Kresin Golladayi Verene McCune McBlair, Melba Miller Swift ' George Patterson David Sweany Everett Terry - Nelle Tipton P 1932 Nova Albert Thelma Albert Slaven J ohn Allen Lucille Archer Tipton Emma Brokawi' Calvin Casey? Hershal Dean Gwendolvn Evans Frances Fisher Jones Blanche German Brokaw James Golladay Warren Hadley Opal Harrison Boehner Aletha Lewis Knight Verda Wright Jones Frances Young 1933 Beatrice Ahlvers Boyd Carl F. Beyer Cletus Brown Collum Shirley Crites Raymond Davis Max Dean Ethel Durham Carlton Fisher Florence Fox Crown Richard Frey Glen Helm Evelyn Hill Neigro James Humesii Lauren Lowell Pauline Kohler Stouffer Robert Merrill Thomas Moore Merle Hendricks King Hillman Florence Hutchins Jones Lora Jones Regina Koch Lowell Leroy Lowell Max Lowdermilk Paul McKinney Harold Neifert Ethel Peden Blaine Pickett Vernon Schull Marie Slusher,Neff Chloe Slate Evelyn Trueblood Robb Vinton Vint LeRoy Young 1935 Doyle Albert Francis Albert Blanche Neifert Johnson Agnes Anderson Maurice Newlin Lucille'Nushaum Kenneth Parker Maxine Parker Hiserote Morris Pickett Ruth Porter Kadel Paul Seidel Wilbur Seidel 'Ruea Sheets Stauton Craig Shull Louise Slusher Willett Edgar Sower Elva Spears Richard Barnett Wayne Barnett Mary Beyer Jessup 'F f Frank Brown ' - Emma Jane Coflield V Alta Davis Dorothea Day Barnett Wanda Dudley Booz - Charleen Fox Childers Jeanette Humes Neff Mary Jackson Kibler Marvin Koch Harold Lund Vera Munford McKnight Dfnaothy Vint McKinney Raymond McKnight - Darrell McKechnie Lois Neifert Fulton Noel Neifert Anace Patterson Fulton Ernest Perkins Inez Pickett Staff 1 Kirkwood Vint 1934 Opal Albert Giddings Frank Boyd Golda Brown Johnson Opal Casey Heidrick Helen Moore Robert Moxter Sybil Nash 1 f YVilson Neff Wayne Nusbaum Marvin Odle W Mark Slaven Esther Clover Whiteside Harold Porter Harold Sheets Ruth Stanley Allen Keith Woodard 1936 Quinten Albert Ava Brokaw Dale Dean Margaret Fuller Graff Eloise Kirgis Ella Kresin Charlotte Lowdermilk Illlmef auulmed llillfllllflli Thel1na Porter Rominger John Schmitz Margaret Scholl Coble Opal Spears Susie Sulanka Marie Thompson Nottensmeyer Helen Tipton Marian Walters Lucile Wiens McPeak Edna Wright Riley Brown 1938 Douglas Lowdermilk Kenneth Miller Evelyn Oakley Miller Margaret Place Lola Barnett Winkel Robert Barnett Keith Breitweiser Loren Broadbent Lowdermilk Duane Coffield Beatrice Porter Leola Frey Grantham Broadbent Fuller lverne Ramsay Junior Rollins Richard Schmitz Raymond Slusher Gail Stuart Lottie Gish Parsons Alma Hill Stuart Fern Kresin Schoen Dick Larmer Vernon Litton Eloise Tate Van Welden Herbert McPeak John Taylor Herbert Trueblood Marjorie Wright 1937 Keith Allenl' Rollie Brown Warren Brown Martin Casey Paul Dudley Marie Fisher Porter Helen Griffith Kadel Robert Harrison Lois Hendricks Gladys Hillman John Hillman ' Bernice Jackson Nulty Merle James Wayne McCune Harold McPeak Dale Neff Thada Porter Golladay Arleta Nusbaum Laurine Nusbaum Hoffman Nola Patterson Morris Porter Constance Presler Barnett Roy Rarick Virgil Rominger Robert Schmitz Lois Shane Schlaefli Lila Taylor Albert Ruth Wiese Arnoldy 1939 Harold Ahlvers August Bohm Maxine Braden Shane Guy Casey Jr. Betty Donabauer Junior Fisher Eugene Gault Lola Hill Range Max Hutchins Ila Fern Kohler Albert Lola Kohler Jones Agnes Konzem Francis Luckey DeVere Neiiert Ava Oakley Hutchison Dale Porter Elva Shull Carlton ' Stanley Stuart Dorothea Tate Elizabeth Trueblood Stuart Maxine Weidenhaft Pauline Wiens 1940 Melvin Ahlvers Varetta Boller A Viletta Boller Berniece Boyd Marjorie Breitweiser . Louise Brown Taylor Marjorie Brown Pestinger Vernon Dean Vada Elder Betty Forster Dingerink Charlotte Glauser Housh Eileen Latham Jones Tony DeBey Lawrence Luckey John Moore Fern Oakley Lund Edwin Schmitz Warren Wright 1941 n Dale Ahlvers Hilda Ahlvers Dietz Neva Barnett Max Dickinson Phyllis German Whited George Hutchins Betty Kohler Ahlvers Robert Lattin . Glenna Miller Carlson 1rln.ef .um:m lnlmutlri Margaret Moore Harold Taylor 1945 Georgia Scholl Martha Taylor Dickinson Joan Beyer Rosalie Slusher Hatfield Wallace Taylor Shirley Stuart Paul Thompson Jessie Vint 1942 Calvin Albert Laura Bulthaup Raymond DeBey Joan Dickinson Farren Kohler Kathryn Larmar Weimaster Beth Porter Moore Max Porter Doro Shy Remus Bussen Elizabeth Rcoker Zada Shane Leota Wisehart Helen Wright Skinner 1943 Jack Barnett Juanita Breitweiser Garold Carpenter Doris Dean Boehner James Forster Morse Fulton Eugene Gentlemen Maxine German Dorotha Lucky Nola Lt ckey Lyle McPeak Dwight N oller William Schmitz Robert Shane Donald Staley Alla Agnes Thomasson Emily Vint Jim Wade Mardella Wiese Rous Joan Winn 1944 Bonnie Albert Maribelle Anderson Wilma Boller LeRoy Brown Geneva Brunnemer Martha Casey Doris Clark Bill Dean Phyllis Dean Margery Eberle Dorothv Forster Bill Fritchen Donald Harrison Ted Hutchins A Clema Koch Lois Luckey Richard, Marzolf Howard Moore Gene Porter Lois Porter Roberta Reinhardt Keith Schreuder Gail Shoemaker Virgil Slate Robert Staley Virginia Thomasson Bernice Timbers Marjorie Wisehart Eugenia WVinkel Robert Boller Rose Mary Carl Richard Cooper Rosemary Cooper Margaret Dickinson Max Eberle Mary Fenner Doris Marie Finley Marjorie Forster Norma Jean Fritchen Robert Glauser 4 Kathleen Kohler Keith Kohler Elwyn Kresin Theresa LaRocque Robert Lee Donald Margreiter Dorothy McCune Evelyn More June Morris Harold Munsey Bernadette Remus Darrell Remus Myrth Shoemaker Opal Shoemaker Phyllis Taylor Robert Terry Virginia Vint Robert White Dale Winkel Lawrence Winkel Robert W iss El hzeeg euuunucll IBILHXIEIH b xv llt 7f,, if E . gf':::'tE 1 I L. ' y ohm e Ali'-NYWW I 2 D. ,, .V 'aiifbi A - ff ia, s f we WMV l 1 E, .aj The Chaplains of the United States have stocd as gallant soldiers without weapons, alongside our ,, fighting men throughout the war. They have done gig Ulla a great service, winning aplace in the heart of all vnu, gnu America. gg Dy .mazda . ,, W e he cv , 45 O., Q 1.-1Q U 'A Sy, f .- ' 69 ' . A 0 Lrg . A C 1- . 4: V' 1 f . 2 5 , Aj j Q P i ri 'P 9 li if i' 5 5 X 1 , 'I e A I t ADVERTISEMENTS Ilheeff umd IBILHIIEIIG IN APPRECIATION The Senior Class of 1945, their sponsor, and the faculty advisor for publication of this annual wish to express their sincere gratitude to all who contributed advertisements. rnef mmld minus GLEN ELDER GARAGE Voss and Verhage and John Deere Implements and Supplies Largest line of repairs in North Central Kansas Phone 54 -- - -- -- 360 Downs Kansas Congratulations to the Class of' 45 Gasoline, Oil, Tires, and Accessories Tank Wagon Service Brunnemer Oil Company Phone 133 ECASTLE FILLING STATION Gas, Oil, Repair Work, Goodyear Tires E. W. Norris, Proprietor CON GRA TULA TI ON S and best wishes to The Class of '45 Beyer's Cafe Glen Elder Kansas 1rlrm5 .um..ni IBlLFlI1EIlin Bailey and Lynch GRAINS - FEEDS - SEEDS Glen Elder Kansas Congratulations to the Class of '45 Morris Produce 5 Cream - Eggs Poultry - Feeds - Ice Locker Storage 1 Phone 38 Glen Elder Kansas lVl. P. Schlaegel Veterinarian Beloit Kansas Office at Residence Phone 35 E. C. Riley Chevrolet Company Chevrolet Cars and Trucks Oliver Farm Equipment Aercona Airplanes Dr. J. R. Brown Dentist ' Cawker City Kansas I-Iattie's Cafe A Good Place To Eat Always Welcome Phone 4 Missouri Pacific Lines A Service Institutioni' J. H. Lord, Agent Bon Ton Cafe A Good Place To Eat Nelle Newquist Phone 188 Cawker City Jeweler and Optometrist Glasses fitted and repaired A fine stock of diamonds always Phone 136. ...................... Rflllff' Harrison Garage Glen Elder Kansas Plymouth and DeSoto Cars Allis - Chalmers 1l'llIllB6 7llIlIlIlIlEll IBILHIIEIKI Moritz Implement Company McCormick - Deering Machines - Repairs - Service International Trucks Beloit . Phone 1 1 1 Kansas Rock -- a bye Senior, On the tree top, As long as you study, The cradle will rock, But if you stop digging, The cradle will fall, Down will come Senior, Diplomas and all. Meyer Beauty Shop Phone 908 Beloit, Kansas Distinctive Hair Styling Thelma Meyer Earle-Owner l-lamburg's Department Store Phone 780 Beloit Kansas Annan's Shoe Store Phone 82 Beloit Kansas Minch Hatchery Phone 92 Beloit Kansas Graham Studio Phone 247 Beloit Kansas The Quality Hatchery U. S. Approved Chicks Phone 241 L. F. Rustman Beloit If the moon had a baby, Would the sky rocket? .. Father: Margie, did you have company last night? Margie: Yes, Phyllis was here. Father: Tell Phyllis that she left her cigar lying on top of the piano. 1rln.eW .ul.m.Ell Ilillfllltllia Beloit Motor Company Buick, Pontiac, G. M. C. Trucks, Allis- Chalmers Sales and Service Phone 103 Ora Burden, Proprietor Beloit -nnnnnu nn nuunnnunn Dr. C. H. Lemon Veterinary Surgeon and Dentist Phone 130 Downs Kansas Bon Ton Cafe Meals and Short Orders Nelle Newquist Phone 188 Cawker City , Jeweler and Optometrist Glasses fitted and repaired A fine stock of diamonds always Phone 136 Downs Kansas Max Doyle, Dentist Phone 33 , Beloit, Kansas, Ray Clark, Flroist Where flowers are different q P1HON7E F.T.D. Florist Beloit, Kansas Fuller Motor Co. Ford Sales - Service Gleaner Baldwin Combines Texaco Products Goodrich Tires Beloit Phone 800 Why not get THAT V-BELT DRIVE NOW? Bring your combine to us and we will make the COMPLETE ' i ' CHANGEOVER, or fit it as you wish. You will never be sorry. We make V-pulleys up to 28 inches in diameter, or single or multiple for A,B,C,D, or E belts, single or double. A we have several thousand dollars in V-belts to select from. ' ' ' We make pulleys to fit. Whatever drive you want, let us figure it for you. E. D. Richardson and Sons Mfg. Co. Cawker City Kansas Illllseeg euulmaiil llilltllillllia Clover Farm Store V The place where you are always welcome Complete Food Service Neff's Clover Farm Wilson Neff, Owner f Phone 89 The Rexall Drug Store School Supplies, Books, Stationery, Fountain Pens, Pencils, Drugs, Magazines Candy, Toilet Goods, Ice Cream and Fountain Drinks. DWNER Jul-IN TERRY Traders State Bank Glen Elder, Kansas Capital, Surplus, and Profit 850,000 The Bank where you feel at home. n Blue Ribbon Cafe and Bakery Eat with us! Fresh bakery products every day Proprietors: Roy and Margaret Slusher Glen Elder Kansas O. C. Cooper Produce Glen Elder Kansas The Grotz Shop Dresses - Bags - Hosiery Handkerchiefs Beloit Kansas Wlhuef euulnned lBllHlIClli F. W. Shzill PALMER SCHEICIL ' ' 'A CHIRUPRACTUR ' . - Phone 'Office'27 Residence 142 A Glasco 7 Kansas Gilland and several of the boys had just returned from an after- noon of ice skating. Harold: Did the other guys laugh when you fell down? Gillandz No, but the ice made some funny' cracks! .-............- 1 June to Jo: What's that you've got on, your face? Imean, what's that you've got on your face? unnns--zuuununnnnunnnnunnnnnu:nnnnuunnnnnnuununnulnu Iron 1 k p Metals Hides Fred White V A Beloit Olson's Men's and Boys, Clothes Beloit Kansas For a Glamorous Pose try The Qlieflex Photographic signin Ei132ft??.E97.if121.?i9 .................... li?lfZl'3 Arend Co., Beloit Kansas One of the largest stocks of Ladies' Ready-to-Wear in this territory Visit our store To kiss a miss is awfully simple To miss a kiss is simply avvfulg Kisses carry disease, itis stated So kiss me kid, I'm vaccinated. -- Osborne Hi T1de First Moron: My house is built on a foundation, What is your house built on? Second Moron: A loan from the F. H. A. BELOIT LAUNDRY, 1 and DRY CLEANERS Where your business is appreciated. Telephone 177 ' Beloit Kansas I-liserote Sz Co. Chevrolet Cars T Trucks J L Case Full line farm 'machinery Sales -L Service Beloit Phone 249 1rm.e5 .u.m..u CIBILFIIIEIM The best of wishes during your school years and also in after years. Hardware - Supplies C. E. Granger Glen Elder Kansas Stewart's Cafe A good place to 'eat Beloit . Kansas annnnuunnnnunuuuununnnnnnnnunu Lowell Insurance Company All Kinds of Insurance Glen Elder , Kansas R. Cooper: My brother is sta- tioned in Alaska. Danny: Nome? s Cooper: Know 'im? Cf course I know 'im. He's my brother, is'nt he? And then there was the senior boy who said he plans to be an ordinary spud when he gradu- ates. Sure, you know--common- tater. Live the Electric Way tif Pk PK wk PF ,lf ?lC PF Better Light Better Sight PKPl4952i4bl4?kvkfi1 - Kansas Power Company J. H. Reinhardt, M. D. R. A. Reinhardt, M. D. Physicians and Surgeons Glen Elder Kansas Voss Motor Co., Ford Sales and Service Downs Kansas Lawrence says: I eat my peas with honey, I've done it all my life. It makes the peas taste funny, But it keeps them on my knife! HEARD: All in all a man is just a worm. He Wriggles along for a time, and finally some chicken grabs him. Glen Elder Suitatorium Cleaning and Pressing - Glen Elder Kansas Kiener's Variety Candy, School Supplies, Magazines E Phone 46 Glen Elder ' 'Kansas Mastin and Mastin O. K. Rubber Welders and Recappers All Kinds of Tire Service-- Also New Tires Phone 61 Sth and Mill Beloit, Kansas ilflllieig eullmuallll llillfllilllli V W Congratulations to the , Class of '45 A e D. H. Thomasson and Son Licensed Funeral , Q - -J., .. . Director and Embalmer , Clover's Recreation Hall Fountain Service Snooker Bowling Wilbur Staley, Mgr. 'D Glen Elder Kansas uuunnnnnnuunu unnunnlun Plaza Theatre A good show every Satur- day and Sunday night ' Glen Elder Kansas Congratulations Best Wishes to the Class of '45 Building Materials L Dickinson Lumber company Phone 9 Glen Elder Kansas Let Gas Do Four Big Jobs in Your Home 1. Cooking 2. Refrigeration 3. Heating 4. Water Heating Gas Service Company Beloit Kansas rrrmai am Hamm. Farmers Union Co-op Ass 'n The Farmers Store High Quality i Low Price Farmers Union Co-op Store Glen Elder, Kansas Phone 88 V T F HOME OWNEDU Home owned by local people to serve themselves, save money, and share in all profits that are made. Edwin Halbgewachs, Manager F ' 1 The Farmers Union Elevator ' Grain, Coal, Feed, and Seed A. G. Jones, Manager F Phone 23 Glen Elder Kansas The Farmers Union Oil Co. Gasoline, Oil, Tires, and Batteries - i Dale Clover and Hershel Dean, Managers Phone 29 , , Glen Elder Kansas 'll-lllllbi llllllllllljl lnllaleflril Heinen Implement Qompany McCormick-Deering Farm Equipment - International Trucks Sales and Service Cawker City Junior boy: I'm through with girls. They're too bias. Sophomore boy: How do you mean, bias? Junior boy: Oh, buy us this and buy us that! Said the toe to the sock, Let me through, let me through! Said the sock to the toe, Q'I'11 be darned if I do! Theda's Beauty Shop Beloit, Kansas Complete Beauty Service I Phone 472 Theda Cooper Martha Logue R. H. Ober Doctor of Optometry Phone 74 for appoinlntents Kansas Greif Jewelry Phone 375 Beloit Kansas Siegel and Chilwood Beauty Salon n A Phone 150 Ready to Wear Beloit Kansas He: Did you get the hooked rug I sent you? She: Yes, but I had to send it back. The police found out where you hooked it from! 14.1t. Then there was the General who Wouldn't put the WAC in the guard house because he Wouldn't Brig-a-dier. Beloit Kanlfff ,,,,,................................. ................. Paramore Implement Co. Phone 120 West 232 I ,. A QI VI ' Court St. nNNzAvq,l,LSg!!,9.El.! I Q 4 I Sales and Service l Gurney Paramore, Owner Beloit I Kansas ,gb ' W 'H4if ' f' 1 ff ft, e .1 LJJQV J 3473 4- w ,., af vp qpkii KVSWVJTK 1-mm ' .M 'fm E-.nk .T v-.en QIf',.s,, w Us H--,Q:..HL-1g:- , ,Hn .Q , , F 3-4 pg., fy.,,,-5255:i.,,.i.-:?fg55jgj-Quin ..., ,.1+.f, 1. SVR.,-A Q A Y HW 'z-Le-v me. , - .. 4 . A. 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