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

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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

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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.