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

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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. !

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rmef nlmd Blflili PEP CLUB Back row: Theresa LaRoque, Myrth Shoemaker, Opal Shoemaker, Alice German, Virginia Remus, Vernita Thurston, Virginia Albert, Reta Stuart, Geneva Rarick, Martha Betz, Margaret Ann Dickinson, Mrs. Lillian Morris, Sponsor. 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.

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