Glen Elder High School - Gold and Black Yearbook (Glen Elder, KS)
- Class of 1947
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'Pm?5i?:Q'g5W59??f'1'f:'51f6 ffl'4wL9 'Wil ihiij. .- :L ey , .. - 1 .fa-w I-. . .-png-g.,.m. . in 9,,fff.:g,1,,- :f.a,.3,N g9fz.!-Q,g1 m- 1g,ef:,f,:a QAQWE ,Z A '7.4,,.MJ L llenw a-...I I llaiillf' II4 417' 1947 I i 1 i l PUBLISHED BY PRINTED ev SENIUR CLASS CIF PRINTING CLASS DF GLEN ELDER HIGH SCHOOL GLEN ELDER, KANSAS EDITORS-IN-CHIEF MAX STUDER BONNIE Amvsns BUSINESS MANAGERS Donor:-an MAE WEIDENHAFT NEWELL EBERLE Q RICHARD DEAN 4 ILII .a....l lln.. cur' lm if GLEN ELDER GRADE SCHOOL GLEN ELDER HIGH SCHOOL V GLEN ELDER GYMNASlUM,AUDlTORlUM f il mu: .a...l lL4l4lllK fLll1l4l17' DEDICATIUN We, the Seniors of 1947, dedicate this annual to the faithful stewards of the Churches who are working endlessly for World Peace soc that we may have a better place in which to live. MEMORIAL GIFT Our class presented da Vinci's, The Last Supper, A to G. E. H. S. as a memorial gift. ' ' Blessed are the Peacemakers: For X L they sh,all be called the children 'fm-U3 A' - ' e' li '1 fit lille fm of God.- Matt. 5-9. . ll fl ILII elnnl llallill ll 0417 0 Left to right: Dorotha Mae Weidenhaft, Co-Business Managerg H. O. Sutcliff, Printing Supervisiong Newell Eberle, Co-Business Managerg Bonnie Ahlvers,1CoEditorg Max Studer, Co-Editorg Richard Dean, Co-Business Manager. ANNUAL STAFF Co-editors Business Managers Bonnie Ahlvers Dorotha Mae Weidenhaft Max Studer Richard Dean Newell Eberle COMMITTEES Advertising Sports Berta Lou McFarland Donna Jones Bernita Timbers Ruby Cooper Charley Fisher Duane Wise Organizations Music Geneva Neifert Charlene Kohler Marjorie Weidenhaft Arleta White Virginia Shoemaker Pictures Evelyn Steele Martha Betz Cecil Winkel Glenna .a-...I I ILAQLIK' Ilthi-527 49 oo ez--NW ' - Q 5 55 ., y ' F L 'I - X -x F fr 'Maw 'Eg - Highl y ,. , if ' 1' f -ef-.aff .,a n LP, ' -' Y f .. ...nunnun--...--............-.................... lxff ax. V Peace I leave with you, my t Peace I give unto youg not as FT' the world giveth, give I unto you. Let not your heart be I troubled, neither let it be afraid. --John 14-27 Af, A H F ul l 'W' ................................................... . LIL?-1 gl g ive QL ff? P E R S EJ N N E L 'IIIIIlIIIIlI!!!I!!!!I!!l!!!!l!!!!llllIllIlllllllllilllllllllllllllllllllllllllll il mu: .u....l lllmeur 1 u941y. X , ! 1 H. O. SUTCLIFF Pnmclru. Planting N T. A 'thin if IIILII .ami I llnllll HAROLD GERMAN Director Advanced - Mathematics American History Algebra, Geometry HARRY SHOEMAKER Clerk RUBY STEELE English 1, 11, III ALBERT KRESIN Treasurer ELSIE GASTON - High School Music, Baud Grade Music LILLIAN MORRIS Typing I and II Shorthand I and II H AzEL GRIFFETH Normal Training Foods H. DWIGHT HAMPTON Manual Arts I and II Bookkeeping, Athletics CHRISTINE CLOVER Physiology and Health, Biology General Agriculture, Clothing CI-IAs. Wnss Janitor WALLACE TREASTER- ' I4 Ain ll ll IL ll elnnl I illnllllf 'Q llQiAdi1Yli' CLASS OFFICERS Q President Bonnie Ahlvers .Secretary Joyce Forster Treasurer Max Studer Vice-President Virginia Shoemaker Colors: Blue and Silver Flower: White Carnation Motto: We build the ladder by which we climb. - muh .ami llnlill f, I1 1 173' RICHARD DEAN He may live without a friend. he may live with- out a book. but a civilized man cannot live with- , ' out a cook. ' ' i 1 i 3: 5 ' '1 3 Y 1 l ! 1 D b . 3 Vice pres 1 Operetta 3 4 Junior Play Honor Club Play 3 Boys Glee Club 1 2 3 4' Mixed Chorus 1 3 4' Basket- all l,2, 3, 4' Football 1, 2, 3,4,Track 2, , 4, Letterman 2, 3, 4, Hi Echo Staff 3, Business Manager of Gold and Black4, Boys' Quartette 3, Mixed Octette 3. GENEVA NEIFERT ' She has sich beautiful eyes. Pres. 2, Musical 1, 3 : Y-Teen Cabinet, Vice-Pres. 4, Girls' Glee Club, 1, 2, 35 Honor Club, 1, 2, 3, 4, Football Queen's Attendant, 4, Pep Club, l, 2, 3, 4, Hi Echo Staff, Feature Editor, 3, Normal Train- ing 4. CHARLENE KOHLER Success is her aimf' Sec. 3, Treas. 3, Y-Teen Cabinet 41 Operetta 3, 4, Junior Play 3, Musical lf 3, Honor Club Play 1, 3, Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Honor Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Football Queen 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 35 Twirler 1, 2, Drum Majorette 3,4, Mixed Chorus 2, 4, Hi Echo Staff 3, Mixed Octette 3, Miss Russia in Victory Bond Program 2, Salutatorian 4. EMOJEAN CLARK Jeannie with the light brown hair, Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 4. MARJORIE WEIDENHAFT She is known by her deeds. G. R. Cabinet 3, Operetta 3, 4, Mus- ical 1, 3, Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Sec. ofG. R. 3. Dyramxte comes in sm All packages Pres 1 YTeen Treasurer 4 Operet 3 4, Junior Play 3, Musical 1, 3, Girls Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, Mixed Chorus3,4, Carniva Queen 4, Hi Echo Staff 3, Pres. of Pep Club 4, Sec.-Treas. Pep Club 3, Sec.- Treas. Y-Teen 4, Concordia Music Fes- tival 3, Honor Club 1, 2, 3, 4. JOYCE FORSTER Independent ever, neutral never. 4 Sec. 4, Musical 1,3, Girls' Glee Club 1, iZ,3, Honor Club 3,4, Pep Club 1,2,3,4, 3 Band 1, 2, 3, Hi Echo Staff 3, Normal Training 4, One-half Year 2, at South Kitsa in Port Orchard, Washington. D ROBERT L. WEIDENHAFT Give me my boots and saddle. , DOROTHA Nl. WEIDENHAFT . , - , . ta 9 1 ll ID ll. Il Illm ILII if-I llflii 17 ' CECIL WINKEI. I Even though he may be shy. B twinkIe's :ilwaysin h s eye. ' A lutleschoo marm ' Y-Teen Cabinet 4, Girls Glee Clu 1, 2, 3, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Normal Train. ing 4. ARLETA WHITE I , 5 t MARTHA BETZ 'Whe-I she b eaks her hahitral silence it's really worth you-' whfle to list n , G. R. Cabinet 3g Musical 1, 33 Girls. Iilee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Honor Club 1, 2, 3, 4' .Icp Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Hi Echo Staff 3. BERTA Lou NICFARLAND Di5znified hut f he really is lots of fun. Y-Teen Cabinet 4, Operetta 4, Junior Play 3g Musical 1, 35 Honor Club Play 33 Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Honor Club 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 4, Mixed Chorus 4, Hi Echo Staff 3, Nor- mal Training 4. BONNIE AI-II.vERs She's quite-fn cut up. Pres.4, Sec. 2gTreas. 2,Y-Deen Cabinet 43 Iunior Play 39 Musical 1, 3g Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 35 Honor Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Band 3, 4, Hi-Echo Staif, Co-Editor 3, Co-Editor of Gold and Black 4. EVELYN STEELE Dare to be ditferev-t. Y-Teen Cabinet 4: Opperetta 3, 45 Junior Play 33 Musical 33 Girls' Glee Club 3, 4, Honor Club 3, 45 Pep Club 43 Mixed Chorus 4g Hi Echo Staff 3, Normal Train- ing 4, Latin Club 2, Honor Club Play 35 Attended Emporia Junior and Senior High Schoalsg Valerlictorian 4. VIRGINIA ALBERT Power I-esxs in trinquillityf' Musical 1, 35 Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 35 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4. lVIAx STUDER Girls are all right in their place. Sec. 1, Treas. 1, 4, Operetta 3, Junior Play 3, Honor Club Play, 1 3, Boys' Glee Club 1, 3, 4, Honor Club 1, Band 1, Co-editor of Gold and Black 43 Mixed Chorus 43 Basketball 2, 3, 43 Football 3, 4, Track 3, 4gLQttel'rt1an, football, bas- ketball, track 3, 4g Hi Echo Sports Editor 33 Football Co-captain 4. ll 4 IL ll Iilil ILIIILI ' DUANE Wlss What's the use of living if you can't have a good tin1e Operetta 3, 4g Junior Play 3g Musical 3, 4, Boys' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Foot- ball 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Letter- man 2, 3, 43 Football King's attendant 3, Co-captain 43 Boys' Octette 3. R u BY Coo PER She must be here. I heard her giggle. DONNA JCNES She is just what she seems tn be Pres. 3, Vice pres. 2g G. R. Cabinet 23 Y-Teen Cabinet 4, Operetta 3, 43 Musi- cale 1, 35 Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Honor Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Football Queen 3, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Hi Echo Staff 3, Sec. of Pep Club 4g Pres. of Y-Teen 4, Sextette 45 Concordia Musical Festival 3. BERNITA TIMBERS Oh, give mea horse, a great big horse. 13 Cheer Leader 4, Girls' Glee Club ' VIRGINIA SHOEMAKER The only way to have a friend is to be one. Vice Pres. 45 Operetta 43 Musical 1, 35 Girl's Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 49 Band 1, Mixed Chorus 43 Sextette 4: Concordia Music Festival 3. CHARLEY FISHER I don't care what happens, just so it does happen to me. Boys' Glee Club 1, 23 Basketball 3, Football 3,49 Track 3, Letterman 3, Football King's attendant 4. NEWELL EBERLE His looks are serious, but one never knows, does one? Operetta 35 Junior Play 3, Musical lg Boys' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Business Manager of Gold and Black 4, Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 4: Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Letterman 2, 3, 4g Football King 4, Mixed Chorus 4. LILLIAN MORRIS Sponsor ' ll' A 17' Y-Teen Secretary 43 Musical 3g Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Football Queen's At- tendant 4: Pep Club 2, 3, 43 Band 1, 2, 3, , Basketball 1, 1, half of 2, attended school at Hoxieg Concordia Music Festival 3. 4 Vice-pres. 3g G. R. Cabinet 3, Musical 1, 2, 35 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Hi Echo Staff 3. n't 4: 4: ll ll ll. ll o olnul IMI if. IK ' ll QAE if ' JUNIOR CLASS Q Colors: Purple and While Flower: Red Rose Iilotto: Impossible is Un-American. Officers: . George Betz President Joe Morris .Vice-President Ron Studer Secretary Howard Cooper Treasurer Christine Clover Sponsor Top row: Johnnie Albert, Drve Ault, George Retz, Wanda Bookless Winifred Carpenter, Howard Cooper, Dean Cunningham. Second row: Bill Eberle ,Douglas Margreiter, Phyllis Merxill,Joe Morris, Joy Munsey, Keith Neifert, Geneva Rarick. Bottom row: Doyle Remus, Reta Stuart., Ron Studer, Verneta Thurston, Arlen Treaster, Lois YVhite, Mary Vsfinkel. ll muh mg.: llnlllill ' lllhl 'ir SDPHCIMDRE CLASS L Colors: Blue and Gold Flower? fWhite Carnation Motto: Life is what we make it. Officers: Everett Linton President Ruth Ann Reid Vice President Joan Porter Secretary Marilyn Bookleas Treasurer Hazel Griifeth Sponsor Top row: Marjorie Arens, Marilyn Bookless, Richard Booth, Ruth Brietweiser, Carrol Casey, Iris Clark, Jerry Davis. Second row: Lawrence Gentleman, Lila German, Ronald German, Everett Linton, Freeda Luckey, Lawrence Luckey, Bottom row: Lowell Neifert, Mary Lou Noller, Joan Porter, Bonnie Rar- ick, Ruth Ann Reid, Fred Weidenhaft, Joice Wiese. lleuua .n...l I nmeul' lllhli'-lid FRESHMAN CLASS Colors: Royal Blue and Silver Flower: Pink Carnation Motto: When we build, let us build forever. Officers: Bill Barnett President Alice Wiss Vice President Harold German Secretary Mary Betz Treasurer Elsie Gaston Sponsor Top Row: Frederick Arasmith, Mary Arens, Barbara Bailey, Bill Bar. nett, Mary Betz, Geneva Clark, Harold German, Richard German. Second Row: Pearl Hadley, Donne Holloway, Jeneane Holloway, Henry Moyer, Joyce Neifert, Carol Nusbaum, Edgar Shoemaker. Q- Bottom Row: Arlene Slate, Bernice Sorrell, Richard Staley, Barbara Vint, Doris Winkel, Junior Woods, Alice Wise. ll muh .n ....l I ILAIQILIK' Illhlil KY S NB, ' xx m N- Q ff P J U5 2 ' Q e M1 A xT om Glory to God in the high- est, and on earth Peace, good will toward men. --Luke 2-14 fs fx M US I C IlllllllllllllllIllIl!llI!!ll!!!IlIIIIll!IIIllllIIIIIIIllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII il eb ILII .ami ll ILAIIIZIK ', ll.LhfQ 1Y v' N THIS AND THAT f IL llllll ellniel I lllnillillrf ll Q15 77 EIRLS' GLEE CLUB First row from left to right: Arlene Slate, Emojean Clark, Mary Lou Noller, Donna Jones, Dorotha Mae Weidenhaft, Winifred Carpenter, Alice Wiss, Ruth Breitweiser, Mary Betz. Second row: Director, Miss Gesicn, Vimginia Sltccmzker, Bernice Sorrell, Doris WVinkel, Freeda Luckey, Joan Porter, Ruth Ann Reid,Marilyn Bookless, Lois White, Wanda Bookless, Charlene Kohler, Phyllis Merrill. Third row: Lila German, Mary Winkel, Martha Betz, Joy Munsey, Bonnie Rarick. Fourth row: Berta Lou McFarland, MarylLou Arens, Marjorie Arens, Geneva Rarick, Joyce Neifert. Fifth row: Jeneane Holloway, Marjorie Weidenhaft, Evelyn Steele, Verneta Thurston, Carol Nusbaum, Barbara Vint. W S B G I R LS' S EXTETTE Donna Jones, Jeneane Holloway, Wanda Bookless, Marilyn Bookless, Phyllis Merrill, Virginia Shoemaker I ll cum .a....l tumour' ,Il 1,Aigf9i BUYS ELEE CLUB First row: Director, Mis Gaston, Lowell Neifert, Edgar Shoemaker, Lawrence Gentleman, Richard German, Douglas Margreiter, Joe Morris, Richard Dean, Junior Woods. Second row: Bill Eberle, Johnnie Albert, Howard Cooper, Donne Hollo- way, Freddie Arasmith, Harold German, Richard Booth. a Third row: Everett Linton, Ronald Studer, Duane Wiss, Arlen Treaster, Max Studer, Newell Ekerle, Doyle Remus. MIXED CHORUS First row: Donna Jones, Mary Lou Noller, Charlene Kohler, Dorotha Mae Weidenhaft, Winifred Carpenter, Alice Wiss, Phyllis Merrill. Second row: Lila German, Berta Lou McFarland, Evelyn Steele, Mar- jorie Weidenhaft, Freeda Luckey, Joan Porter, Ruth Ann Reid, Marilyn Booklf-ss, Lois White, Jeneanne Holloway, Wanda Bookless, Virginia Shoemaker. Third row: Lowell Neifert, Edgar Shoemaker, Lawrence Gentleman, Richard German, Douglas Margreiter, Joe Morris, Richard Dean, Junior Woods. Fourth row: Bill Eberle, Johnnie Albert, Howard Cooper, Donne Hol- loway, Freddie Arasmith, Harold German, Richard Booth. 4 Fifth row: Everett Linton, Ron Studer, Duane Wiss, Arlen Treaster, Max Studer,Newell Eberle, Doyle Remus. lleuun .a....l I :maui 'G lllhlif' Tw I R L E R S Drum Majorette: Charlene Kohler Winifred Carpenter Ruth Breitweiser Phyllis Merrill BAN D From left to right Donna Jones, Trombone Gloria German, Trumpet Bonnie Ahlvers, Bass Drum Sally Neifert, Clarinet Bonnie Rarick, Baritone Wan Marlene Marzolf, Snare Drum Marjorie Weidenhaft, Trombone Mary Lou Noller, Clarinet Bernice Sorrell, Clarinet Marilyn Bookless, Trombone Lila German, Clarinet Shirley Cunnningham, Trumpet Berta Lou McFarland, Trombone Carol Shoemaker, Snare Drum da Bookless, Baritone Geneva Rarick, Clarinet Miss Gaston, Director Alice Wiss, Clarinet Reta Stuart, Trumpet lleuw .a.-..l luldlll' lltl1l17' GLEN ELDER MUSIC DEPARTMENT PRESENTS AN ULD FAS!-IIUNIED CHARM Bob Foster Millie Foster Carmelita De Ribera Leonard Darcy Bunny Brown Lois Williams Hiram MacDuifle Manly The Gang Bunny's Boy Friends: Dancers: Musical Comedy in Two Acts April 18, 1947 at eight o'clock Cast of Characters Duane Wiss Winifred Carpenter Alice Wise Dick Dean Donna Jones Charlene Kohler Arlen Treaster Joe Morris Choruses Mixed Chorus Members Ron Studer, Lawrence Gentleman, Douglas Margreiter, Harold German Dorotha Mae Weidenhaft, Arlene Slate, Joy Munsey, Mary Lou Noller The Setting On the terrace in front of the Foster Home in Lakeville Act One--Scene One--A summer afternoon Act One--Scene Two--Later the same afternoon Act Two--Scene One-The following morning-11 o'clock Act Two--Scene Two-That evening Time-'The Present il Il ln. ll .mil ILAI Qlmll 'l Y YCIN 7. x 'vffmn ell me 'ir 5 ,, gin Ni if, .. N X rj Y Follow Peace with all men, and holiness, without which no man shall see the Lord.--Heb. 12-14 fs URGANIZATIUNS 1 l l N S QL mm .ami lllmetll f lI 1l4l.17 - PASTI ME PLEASURE-S 5 i 1 s X ll ll IL ll .n....l :ment ', lIlhl1Y5 HONOR CLUB AND AWARDS Omcers Honorary 1946-1947 1947-1948 President: Geneva Neifert Reta Stuart Vice President: Martha Betz Joy Munsey Secretary: Max Studer George Betz Treasurer: Betta Lou McFarland Marilyn Bookless Members ' Charlene Kohler 1, 2, 3, 4. it Donna Jones 1, 2, 3, 4. 'F Dorotha Mae Weidenhaft 1, 2, 3, 4. ' Berta Lou McFarland 1, 2, 3, 4. it Martha Betz 1, 2, 3, 4. 'X Bonnie Ahlvers 1, 2, 3, 4. 1 Max Studer 1, 3, 4. Evelyn Steele 3, 4. ' Joyce Forster 3, 4. 1 Geneva Neifert 1, 2, 3, 4. 'Honor Pin. :Slionor Pin with Guard George Betz 1, 2, 3. Wanda Bookless 2, 3. Reta Stuart 1, 2, 3. Joy Munsey 1. Winifred Carpenter 1. Phyllis Merrill 2, 3. Geneva Rarick 2. Lila German 1, 2. Marilyn Bookless 1, 2. Bonnie Rarick 2. Joan Porter 1. Mary Betz 1. Joyce Neifert- 1. Arlene Slate 1. Bernice Sorrell 1. Carol Nusbaum 1. Jeneane Holloway 1. Other Awards County Spelling Contest: George Betz, first, Mary Betz, third. Students ranking in the upper 1 'M in the Emporia tests- January- Mary Betz, Algebra, Joyce Neifert, Algebra, Mary Betz, Vocabulary IX. April- Results have not been received. Good Citizenship Certificate by National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution, Bonnie Ahlvers. Commerce Awards Turn to last page. ll muh .n...ll lL4l1llilK', Illhiif' V PEP CLUB A Cheerleaders: Bernita Timbers, Ruth Ann Reid, Joy Munsey. First row-left to right: Arlene Slate, Alice Wiss, Donna Jones, Dorotha Mae Weidenhaft, Winifred Carpenter, Ruth Breitweiser, Mary Betz. Second row: Mary Lou Noller, Joyce Forster, Charlene Kohler, Bernice Sorrell, Joan Porter, Lois White, Virginia Shoemaker. Third row: Berta Lou McFarland, Miss Gaston, Arleta White, Wanda Bookless, Lila German, Freeda Luckey, Bonnie Rarick Fourth row: Bonnie Ahlvers, Geneva Neifert, Reta Stuart, Phyllis Merrill, Martha Butz, Geneva Rarick, Joyce Neifert, Marilyn Bookless. Fifth row: Ruby Cooper, Marjorie Weidenhaft, Carol Nusbaum, Vir- ginia Albert, Evelyn Steele, Verneta Thurston, Barbara Vint, Jeneane Hollo- way. FDUTBALL KING AND DUEEN King: Newell Eberle Queen: Charlene Kohler Attendants: Geneva Neifert, Ruby Cooper, Charley Fisher, Howard Cooper Il mm .n...l I ILAIIUK 'c All 15417 - Y-TEEN CABINET ' Back row: Wanda Bookless, Evelyn Steele, Lila German, Ruby Cooper, Arleta White, Berta Lou McFarland. Front row: Dorotha Mae Weidenhaft, Geneva Neifert, Donna Jones, Charlene Kohler, Bonnie Ahlvers, Sponsor Miss Griffeth. , Y-TEENS Bottom row: Sponsor Miss Griffeth, Lois White, Donna Jones, Arlene Slate, Alice Wiss, Ruth Breitweiser, Dorotha Mae Weidenhaft, Emojean Clark, Mary Betz, Mary Lou Arena. 4 Second row: Winifred Carpenter, Mary Lou Noller, Charlene Kohler, Joy Munsev, Martha Betz, Marjorie Arens, Geneva Rarick. .Third row: Berta Lou McFarland, Virginia Shoemaker, Arleta White, Doris Winkle, Marilyn Bookless, Bernice Sorrell, Joan Porter, Bonnie Rarick. A Fourth row: Geneva Neifert, Reta Stuart, Ruth Ann Reid, Barbara Vint, Wanda Bookless, Phyllis Merrill, Freda Luckey. Fifth row: Mary Winkel, Virginia Albert, Evelyn Steele, Verneta Thurston, Carol Nusbaum, Joyce Neifert, Jeneane Holloway, Lila German, Joyce Forster, Bernita Timbers. Back row: Bonnie Ahlvers, Ruby Cooper, Marjorie Vhidenhaft. ll snub .a...l ILAIGIIK 'p ll 9417' DAD - DAUGHTER FRDLIC A very enioyable party took place at the Grade School Auditorium Mon day, March 31, when the Y-Teen girls and their dads gathered there to enjoy an evening of fun together. Candle, balloon, potato, and egg relays proved very exciting. The girls played against their dads in volley ball and basketball. Several other games were played. Each girl brought a sack lunch and the Y-Teen service committee served an ice-cold drink. Everyone greatly enjoyed the evening. MOTHER - DAUGHTER BANCIUET The Y-Teens of G.len Elder High School entertained their mothers and the Y.,W. C. A. members at a Mother Goose Banquet on May 8. The room was decorated with Mother Goose characters and blue and white streamers. Each table was decorated with water sprinklers as nut cups, miniature Mother Goose characters, tall candles, and bouquets of carnations. The Y. W. C. A. mystery mothers brought gifts and revealed their daughters. In return they were each given a carnation. Carnations were also given to each of the Y-Teen girls' mothers. The Junior and Senior boys acted as waiters. The program was as follows: P R Cl G RA M M E Mother Goose Bonnie Ahlvers Mistress Mary Welcome Donna Jones Queen of Hearts Response Mrs. A. W. Griffeth Mother Goose Children Music Girls' Sextette Virginia Shoemaker, Marilyn Bookless, Phyllis Merrill, Wanda Bookless,Jeneane Holloway, Donna Jones Little Red Riding Hood Geneva Neifert Toast to Mothers Old Woman in the Shoe Mrs. Perry Betz Toast to Daughters The Pied Piper Clarinet Solo Alice Wiss Little Miss Muffet Wanda Bookless ' Farewell to Seniors Three in a Tub . Playlet Y-Teen Girls Little Bo Peep Vocal Solo Phyllis Merrill Installation of Y-Teen and Y. W. C. A. 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THE JUNIEIR CLASS ' PRESENTED HDEACCJN DUBBSH A Rural Comedy-Drama in Three Acts A by Walter Ben Hare at the Grade School Auditorium Nov. 7, 1946 at 8:30 o'clock - CAST ' Deacon Dubbs from Sorghum Center, WI V Arlen Treaster Amos Coleman His Nephew, a Young Lawyer Bob Cunningham Rawdon Crawley A Wolf in Sheep's Clothing Ronald Studer Major McNutt Auctioneer and Justice of Peace Howard Cooper Deuteronomy Jones A Country Product Johnnie Albert Rose Raleigh The Brave Little School Ma'am Phyllis Merrill Miss Philipina Popover With Both Eyes on the Deacon Vernita Thurston Emily Dale The Richest Girl in Town Geneva Rarick Trixie Coleman Full of Mischief Winifred Carpenter Yennie Yensen The Hired Girl from Sweden Lois White Villagers Other Members SYNOPSIS Act I: A country Auction. The Deacon arrives from Sorghum Center, State 0' West Virginny. The Deacon takes a drink of water. Act II: A Country Wedding. Shadows ofthe past. The Deacon takes a pris- oner. Act III: A Country Husking Bee. Escaped from the penitentiary. The Dea- con takes a wife. Specialties: Tonette Specialty Third and Fourth Grades Vocal Solo Jeneane Holloway Play Director: Christine Clover Ilmun .ami I lhlllll ', Ilihliio HUT LUNCH The P. T. A. sponsored a hot lunch at noon for the students of the grades and high school. An average of over one hundred plates were served 'each day. U u The three ladies who prepared these nourishing meals were Mrs. Meril Weidenhaft, Mrs. Vinton Applebee, and Mrs. Dewey Anderson. ll ll ILII .ami ILAIILIK ' ll 9417 ' IN THE CLASSRUUMS g Projects for sewing this year included dishtowels, paja- mas, print projects recording to materials avail +ble. Mrs. Clover was the teacher. Five students were enroll- ed in the Normal Training course this year. Four of these five plan to teach next year. Most of the classes were taught by Miss Griifeth. . Health students received First Aid instructions as a part of their course. Many dif- ferent types of first aid were given by Mrs. Clover, and the- class gave these demonstra- tions at different times dur- ing the semester. Eleven stu- dents received the First Aid Certificate. Three years of English are required of all graduates. The three English classes were conducted by Mrs. Steele. 1 mul .ami I ILAIIIZIK fr llamiirv IN THE CLASSRUUMS Besides printing the Hi Echoes, and the Gold and Black, our annual, the class also printed yearbooks, programs, signs, stationery and other projects for differ- ent organizations of the community. The class was conducted by Mr. Sutcliff. The M. T. class, taught by Mr. Hampton, made tool boxes, six basketball back stops, magazine racks, fruit bowls, coffee tables, lamps, utility cabi- nets. etc. Miss Griffeth directed the study of serving meals in the Foods class. Practice in serving break- fast, luncheon, and din- ner was given. A special luncheon was served to the girls' mothers. Three classes of math- ematics were taught this year, Algebra, Geometry, Advanced Math., taught by Mr. Treaster. The commercial classes were taught by Mrs. Morris. Several students were awarded John Gregg certificates in all classes. SEZNICIR CARNIVAL g The Seniors of 1947 sponsored a carnival, November 22, to raise funds for the Senior sneak. The evening's program began with the band playing several numbers. Then everyone was invited to attend the ministrel show, directed by Miss Gaston. Several numbers were presented. The two ends were darkies played by Joe Morris and Ronald Studer. At the close of the program, Mrs. Morris introduced Mephisto, the class mascot, who gave the audience quite a horse laugh. Everyone then came to visit the Midway where they bought confetti, paper hats, hot dogs, and what have you. They played bingo, visited the fortune teller, the art gallery, the hobby show, museum, and the Mexican Garden where Mexican food was served. Others threw balls at milk bottles, fished in the pond, sent telezrams, or just had a good social time with their friends. The House of Terror was a very popular place, where Charley Wiss, the wild man, made chills and shivers tingle up many people's spines. There were sixteen hobby displays in the Hobby Show with Mrs. Frank Humes winning the adult prize for her salt and pepper shakers, and John Bookless, the children's prize with his models. Other attractions were the turkey raffle, with Ruth Ann Reid, Dwight Timbers, and Leo Wagner as winners, the cake-walk where there were ten lucky winners, and the crowning of the carnival queen. Dortha Mae Weidenhaft, a senior, was crowned queen and presented with a Parker pen 'as a souvenir. Her attendents, Reta Stuart, junior, Joan Porter, sophomore, and Joyce Neifert, freshman, were given corsages of white carnations. The seniors wish to express their appreciation to each of you for your wonderful support and contributions which made their carnival a success. l1llLn.a....l l ILAIOUK' ne ,gif QLQIILID .n....l llalllll' IILMH7' l3ZIFl.'ZIlEI1I1'P2IlP 1llI'l.1Ll1'EI1lI K, Q Sjgllllhilg, Qllzlg IS, 15147 Q F-fight Cl9'rlv.n'la IllllllllIlllIIIIIllllllllllllllllllllll Processional The Creation, Hayden Band Invocation Music Let Thy iShield Defend Us, Weber-Springer Mixed Ensemble Music When Soft Voices Die, Shelby-Taylor Girls' Glee Club Sernmon Pfepizring for Life's Journey Reir. J. W. Patten Vocal Solo Spirit of God, Neidlinger Arlen Treastet Benedictionq I i Recessional Elsie Gaston KWH u vnu nu we nun am nv 3- v QL ll IL no ......n I mmm: ' II thi-17 - QTITIIIIIIDIIEDIIIPIIT 1H1'm1g1's1111 , ii:1IP5h?lQ, .flllzxg ZH, 151-17 it 1 ifiglgt 09'rlnrk I 1IIllllllllIIllIllllllllllllllllllllllll Processional Pilgrims Chorus, Wagner Elsie Gaston Invocation Clarinet Solo Souvenir, Dradla Alice Wiss Salutatory Charlene Kohler Music To a Wild Rose, MacDowell Sextette Address How Will You Live? Dr. R. C. Langford Professor of Psychology, Kansas State College Valedictory Evelyn Steele Presentation of Class of 1947 H. O. Sutcliff Presentation of Diplomas Harold German Solo A Perfect Day Richard Dean Benediction -1 anus .n....l I :meul'll941r- misss .Niglgi 1El1'lJBl'2I1lI llllllllllIlllllllllllllilllllllllllllll gli-innhag, snag 151, 1,947 'iiizht Giyrlnrk .5 Play Hypnotizing Uncle Tavvy Senior Class SENIOR SENA TE C ON VENES Roll Call Seniors Song Memories Class Class History Arleta White Music Linda Girls' Quartette Class Will Dorotha Mae Weidenhaft Music Bless You for Being an Angel Trombone Quartette Redwing Presentation of Gold and Black Virginia Albert Class Prophecy Evelyn Steele A Parody There was an Old Woman Senior Boys Dedication of Class Gift Martha Betz Presentation of Awards H. O. Sutcliif School Song Audience Il Ifll. ll elnnl I llllif. IK .I ll,QAl1f Thou wilt keep him in perfect Peace, whose mind is stayed on Thee: because he trusteth in Thee. Isaiah 26'-3 N fx FEATU R ES 'IllllllllIIIIlllllllllllllllllllllllIIIIIIllllllIlllllllllllllllllllllIIIIIIIIII ll GIILID .ami lllmetll' llthi-'iii SCHUULCALENDAR SEPTEMBER 2. School began with an enrollment of86 2. Senior watermelon feed 9. Hot Lunch program began 11. Teacher's reception at the Methodist Church 12. Senior's held first chapel 17. Y--Teen hike 19. Pep Club initiation 20. Win over Os orne 20-10 27. Sophomore Class picnic OCTOBER 3. Pep Rally held 4. Bearcat victory over Lucas 24-6 7. Start Junior play practice 11. Tie with Glasco 0-0 , 17. Juniors order rings 18. Mor Reyes and Loring Lorez entertain 18. Glen Elder 19, Clyde 13 21. Freshman Class Party 22. Senior Pictures taken 23. Football King, Queen, and Attendants chosen 25. G. E. defeats Lebanon, 7-0 30. Season's only loss Luray-14, Bearcats-6 NOVEMBER 1. K.S.T.C. Meeting 5. Nation's Lawmakers chosen 7. Deacon Dubbs presented by Juniors 7. Individual annual pictures taken 8. Bearcats trample Cawker Pirates 40-12 14. Book Week observed by Seniors in their chapel 15. Bearcats defeat Huntsmen 31-0 19. Juniors enjoy class party 22. Senior Carnival. Dorotha Mae Weidenhaft crowned queen of the Carnival 26. Bonnie Ahlvers enters Good Citizenship Contest 27. Reverend Larry Barnes addressed Y-Teens 28. Bearcats batter Dragons 13-0 V Glenna ...Ml I annul' Il1!Al'iY5 DECEMBER 3. Freshman-Sophomore skating party 4. Band played for Farm Bureau at Beloit 6. Traditional Football Banquet 9. Lila German underwent an appendectomy 13. First basketball gameg Lebanon-32 G.E.-30 14. MCTA meeting: Evelyn Steele-piano solog Sextette 17. State Forester spoke I 18. Christmas program 19. Burr Oak 22, Glen Elder 23 20. Vacation began 25. Christmas 30-31. Gas shortage--No school JANUARY 1. Bearcats beat Cawker 51 - 3 3. Bearcats lose to Burr Oak 25 - 27 7. Bearcats lose to Hunter 50 - 36 10. Emporia Tests 10. G.E. loses at Simpson 64 - 31 14. Senior Party 17. Lebanon wins from G.E. 30 - 27 21. Bearcats beat Downs 46 - 37 24. G.E. loses to Simpson 53 - 27 29. Bearcats lose to St. John's 33 -31 30. Picture- Christ on the Mount of Olives presented by Elsie Hepperly 31. Bearcats lose to Scottsville 26 - 24 FEBRUARY 4. G. E. beat Hunter 36 - 33 7. Bearcars sink St. John's 34 - 24 11-14. County Tournament 11. Glen Elder wins first round from Scottsville 38 - 24 12. Bearcats lose second round to Hunter 47 - 34 ' 14. Bearcats win consolation by defeating St. John's 52 - 28 14. Car raflied after tournamentg C. J. Lowell winner 18. Bearcats lose to Downs 52 - 35 20. G- E. tramples Cawker 65- 15 26. Bearcats lose first round to Glasco in District Tournament 39 -34 QL an IL n .ami lL4l1llKf ll 94170 MARCH 3. Girls Practice Basketball. 5. Y-Teen Meeting. Christianity theme 7. G. E. 4-H Club organized. Roddy Cooper president 10. P. T. A. 11. Many attended Broadway Clowns--American Legion game at Beloit 17. Track Practice began 18. Y-Teens atterd Y. W.-Y-Teen meeting, Beloit 20. Sextette sings at Ladies Aid Society of Christian Church 26. More Annual pictures taken 26. Mr. Bat visits GEHS 27. Sophoinores journey to Mankato to see Redheads play 27. 1946 Seniors present picture, The Sunset, to school 31. Dad-Daughter party APRIL 3. Y-Teens present Easter program 3-6. Seniors conquer Denver and surrounding territory 7. George and Mary Betz win Elimination Spelling Contest' 8. Emporia tests 10-11. Afternoons oif for school meetings 11. Arlen Treaster and Jeneane Holloway attend Music Festival in Con- cordia B 12. First place to George at County Spelling Contest. Third to Mary 14. Kansas Wesleyan Scholarship tests taken at Beloit 14. Track meet at Beloit 14. P. T. A. 15. Normal trainers visit schools 16. More future teachers visit schools 18. Operetta, Old Fashioned Charm 21. Freshman Party 1 25. Beloit Relays 26. Fort Hays Relays MAY 2. Junior-Senior Banquet 8. Mother-Daughter Banquet 9. Regional Track meet at Beloit 12. P. T. A. 16-17. Normal Training Examinations 18. Baccalaureate 19. Class night 20. All school picnic. Graduation ll tl ll. ll nl ml llll ll IK ll 17 ' SALUTATCJRY Classmates, Faculty, Parents, Board of Education and other Friends: Under the title of salutatorian, it has become my privilege to extend to you the pleasure and delight of the class of 1947 in having you here with us this evening and to welcome you to our commencement exercises. Tonight marks another milestone in our journey through life, the end of our high school days. It is indeed a happy occasion, but still our hearts are sad because tomorrow each of us will go his way. To some it will mean the commencement of higher educational work, to others the beginning of business life or home cares. Nevertheless. we hope never to stop learn- ing whether in school or out. Our task now will be to make use of the education we have acquired to nut forth our best efforts in every way possible to further the prcgress of this great country. Our high school days have been filled with joy and happiness along with a great deal of hard work, and they will linger forever in the memories of each and everyone of us. We realize that it has been through the efforts, thoughtfulness, and co-operation of our teachers, parents, and friends that these past four years at G. E. H. S. have been very educational as well as enjoyable. We sincerely thank you for your guidance and help during these years, as we shall always be grateful to you. Now as I close, again 1 wish to say, we welcome you. --Charlene Kohler VALEDICTCIRY We build the ladder by which we climb. Classmates and Friends: The motto of the twenty-three Seniors of the class of 1947 is, We build the ladder by which we climb. Throughout our school year you, through your sacrifices and help. have been helping us build our lad- ders. Graduation from high school is perhaps one of the most important rungs in our ladders. By placing this rung in our ladders tonight, we ended a part which, if we have accepted its offered opportunities and resulting experiences to the utmost, will help us build higher ladders to the planes of success, happiness and good citizenship. We, as the citizens of tomorrow, must do our best to promote peace in this new Atomic Age by giving full, intelligent support to our churches, school, homes and our local, state, and national governments. We have perhaps a more diflicult task and a more important challenge to meet than has had any generation of young people who have gone before, that of preserving this world in its entirety for our children and grandchildren. Our ladders are not complete--indeed they never can be, but although sad at the thought of leaving our underclassmates, the halls that seem a part of us and all the little things that mean so much, we are happy, awed, and perhaps a little afraid of the challenge that awaits us--that of securing and maintaining peace--peace of mind, soul and body for the people and nations which will follow us. With these thoughts we leave you with a thankfulness to you in our hearts which we can never express. --Evelyn Steele Glenna .1-...I I llnlllll ', ll' 417' AND IN THE YEAR 2022 Ah, what have we here? A grave yard in a far corner of the world. Amid tangled briars and weeds gray tombstones loom forward. But look--such strange inscriptions, Father Time 1892, Father Time, 1929, 1930, 1940, and there that large one Father Time 1947! Seventy-five years ago he passed on leaving twenty-three G. E. H. S. Seniors with only memories. We touch the headstone and call softly, Awake, Father 1947, arise and make your way around the earth and bring us a report on the lives of that brilliant class of animated studentsf' Father 1947 rises mistily, and whispers softlv, Sleep, I will return presently. Here is the report he brought: I spirited myself over much country until, while passing over a coun- try grave yard, I saw the spires of the city in the distance. I sank down on a tombstone to rest and noted the inscription. It read, Sir Richard Dean, millionaire playboy, who married John's other wife, and who wouldn't open the door. Off to a good start, I thought to myself, and continued to- ward the city. I entered -a large park and came face to face with a huge bronze statue of two tired looking women. The inscription on the base read, J oy Forster and Berta Lou McFarland, pioneers of education and aggressive in work- ing for the rights of under privileged students burdened with tests. I spied a newspaper, yellow with age, caught in a crevice of the statue. The date was 1972 and the headlines read B. J. Ahlvers, greatest woman scientist since Madame Kilroy, has discovered an astounding remedy for fatuitousness. Her helpmate, Martha Betz, upon whom the remedy was tried, lost fifty pounds in three days by eating a certain kind of horse-radish soup. I also read an article by Robert L. Weidenhaft, the world famous bachelor and bookkeeping expert. He expounded a new theory called the Weidenhaft Edict. The theory was, if you want to be rolling in the dough take up baking, not bookkeeping. Leaving the park, I passed an office building, where pert stenograph- ers were pounding away on the Weidenhaft Special, perfected by the re- nowned typist, Marjorie Weidenhaft. Farther on, I passed the Weidenhaft School of Shorthand founded in 1962 by Dorotha Mae Weidenhaft. I picked up a newspaper, hot off the press, and in the Fifty Years Ago Today column, I read of a banquet given by society 's number one matron, Geneva Neifert, in honor of the World famous authority on American His- tory, Newell Eberle. The entertainment was provided by Ruby Cooper and her Tromboneneers. Flitting along, Ireached New York City and entered the cool halls of Carnegie Hall. There I found two busts done in gold plate of Arleta White and Virgina Shoemaker dubbed by critics as the best cowgirl duet team of the twentieth century. In Europe they were known as the Two Sharps. Picking upa current magazinel became deeply interested in an article written as a tribute to the late Donna J. Jones, a social worker who wal instrumental in cleaning up of the slum area of the great western Ileuam .ami I Imam! ', limi'-57 metropolis, Solomon Rapids. Leaving the Hall to get my bearings,Iinves- tigated and found that the street I was on was known as Clark Street, named for Emojean Clark, who compounded a recipe for the Clark-X- Candy bar, containing cod liver oil. While passing along the street, I was almost deafened by a radio announcer who expostulated: The record for the mile run, set by Duane Fleetfoot Wiss in 1951, has just been broken by Turtlepace Timbers Tuttle, grandson of Bernita Timbers Tuttle, noted woman equestrian. I sighed almost audibly to myself, These '47ers surely got around fast. I wafted myself into a neai by library and soon became engrossed in a book titled How to Raise Cane and Grow Lazy, written by Cecil Winkel, the most noted agriculturist of his day. Finding the library rather stuffy,I decided to visit the old home town of these '47ers. There I found the .local high school team receiving the Studer Cup in matching pennies. Both the cup and pennies were furnished to county tournaments in the will of the late coach, Max Studer. In spirit- ing by a small music store, I noticed a sign reading Songs by Charlene. From a conversation of two anile women I learn that a book of priceless compositions by Charlene Kohler, titled It's All Wet, had been recently discovered in an old well. On a billboard just outside the city, I read Use Virginiae Alberte Lipstick -- won't smudge, won't rub oif, won't get you a man! On another billboard I read, Get your pure blooded alley cats from the Steele cat farm, founded by the reposed Evelyn J. Steele in 1999. One more to go, I thought happily to myself. Where will I find him? As I floated lazily across the Solomon, I spied a white bearded fisherman drowsing on the bank. Iflitted close and from a vest pocket I saw a bottle protruding. The label read Live-long pills by Chas. Fisher. Then I came back here to resume my well deserved rest. If you'll be so kind as to leave me alone ......... .......................... wie XZ ILQIILID .mil I ILAIQIIK ', Ilthiif' UUR LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We, the members of the Senior Class of 1947 of the Glen Elder High -School being of long experience within these walls, and having only a few short hours to dwell among the trials and tribulations of our High School days, do hereby make, publish, and declare this to be our last will and testament. Clause L VVe request that the Freshmen collect all wads of gum, our unused textbooks and the key to all the examinations that have been given us during our High School d iys, forming of them a monument to our Senior Class. This monument to be placed in the center of Study Hall, to encourage the Freshmen to follow the good examples we have set for them. I Clause IR We will the Sophomores, provided that they show any signs of intelligence by the time they reach the Junior year, the honor to enter- tain the Seniors at an elegant and expensive banquet. Clause III: We will to our friends, the Juniors, the honor of grad- uating some day provided that they study as diligently and make as splendid grades as we did. Clause: I VY We will to the Janitor, since he has been our chum, the task of sandpapering and revarnishing ull the desks in the building, there- by removing all signs and traces of initials and clever sayings we have scratched and cut into the desks. Clause VY We bequeath to the faculty the problem of guiding the underclassmen down the paths of good examples we set for them. Clause VI: We will, as individuals, the following: I, Bonnie Ahlvers, will my ability to give interesting and comical read- ings to Geneva Rarick, knowing that she will make good use of it. I, Virginia Albert, will my quiet and dignified ways to Freeda Luckey, knowing that she will never use. them asI did. I, Martha Betz, will to Alice Wiss my studious ways, hoping that she will do as well as I did. I, Emojean Clark, will my many out of town boy friends to Mary Betz knowing that she will never have as many asI did. I, Ruby Cooper, will my steady boy friend to anyone who thinks they can take him away from me. 5 I, Richard Dean, will my wavy black hair to Bill Eberle, knowing that his will never be as curly as mine. I, Newell Eberle, will my slow and steady ways to Joe Morris, hoping that they will take him as far as they did me. I, Charley Fisher, will my ability to hold that line to Junior Woods. I, Joyce Forster, will my time spent in front of a mirror to Barbara Vint. I, Donna Jones, will my power, dignity and stay-at-home ways to Arlene Slate, if she will not use them until she is a Senior. I, Charlene Kohler, will my ability to be drum majorette to Ruthie Breitweiser. l ll anus ...al imerixf llthli1Y I, Berta Lou McFarland, will my ability to play the trombone to anyone who thinks he can take my place. I, Geneva Neifert, will my Normal Training ability to Joan Porter, hop- ing that she will study as hard as I have. I, Virginia Shoemaker, will my singing talent to Marilyn Bookless, knowing that she will use it. I, Evelyn Steele, will my ability to know all the answers in American History Class to Lois White. l, Max Studer, will my size 12 Football shoes to Edgar Shoemaker if he can keep them on. I, Bernita Timbers, will my ability to become a good Cheerleader to Phyllis Merrill, knowing that she can never be as lull of pep as I was. I, Dorotha Mae Weidenhaft, will my typing speed to Joy Munsey, know- ing that she will use it to the best of her ability. I, Marjorie Weidenhaft, willgmy ability to be the fastest runner and the first girl to dinner every day to Winifred Carpenter. knowing she can never break my records. I, Robert Weidenhaft, will my car to Howard Cooper if he thinks he can drive it as well and as much as I did. - I, Arleta White, will my friendliness and good naturedness to anyone who thinks they need them. I, Cecil Winkel, will my shy smile and bashful ways to Ron Studer, knowing that he can use them. I, Duane Wiss, will my good looks and ready wit to anyone who thinks he can be as and popular as I was. In witness whereof, we the Senior Class of 1947, have affixed our fingerprints, with the following: Witnesses: Notary Public: Kilroy The Old Lamplighter Richard lr 1. QI 1 1 .- ' f QL tl ILII elnnl llaltlll llslln-il1Y 0 AN HOUR DF MEMORY A famous four-year voyage to four great planets of the Universe began in 1943 aboard the jet-propelled plane, G. E. H. S., and painted in the colors of blue and silver. At the take-off of the first year on a September day in 1943, this party of twenty-nine adventurers packed their baggage and started out, little knowing if they would ever see their friends and homes again. Here we have a picture ofthe travelers as they are ready to bid farewell. 'Ihey selected for their motto, We Build the Ladder by Which We Climb. Oh, what a day of excitement when they began to go aboard their blue and silver plane! 'Twas quite a picturesque scene seeing those youngsters walking up the gangplank of G. E. H. S., their arms loaded with books, pads, pencils, and their minds with open doors in quest for the riches of Bookland. ' Officials in charge were Dorotha Mae Weidenhaft as Pilot, Richard Dean as Co-Pilot, and Max Stucler as Recorder and Financier. The spon- sor was Miss Margaret Henry. Their first stop was on the planet of Neptune. The bright lights of this planet spotted each Freshman and initiated them at the first Senior chapel. Their first social gathering was on Tuesday, September 28, when all mem- bers aboard enjoyed a picnic in the Lowdermilk pasture. The evening was spent playing baseball and other games. Other parties were held during this year. Then we took off toward the second heavenly body, Jupiter. This year our Pilot was Geneva Neifertg Co-Pilot, Donna Jones, Recorder and Finan- cier, Robert Hardestvg and sponsor, Miss Butts. We left behind us Marjorie Wiens and Weldon Luckey, but took 'aboard Ruby Cooper. One of the social events for this year was a farewell party for Robert Hardesty. After seeing the Seniors of 1945 graduate, we began to make prepara- tions for visiting planet number three, Venus. Leaving behind us Lou Vena Hughes, Lois Ahlvers, Rosella Fisher, Willis Bailey, and Robert Hardesty and took on Evelyn Steele, V. Ann Seidel, and Max Sutton. Donna Jones acted as Pilot, Bernita Timbers, Cc-Pilot, and Charlene Kholer, Recorder and Financier. Mrs. Clover was sponsor. This group acted as hosts and hostesses to a Senior reception for the class of 1946, amidst a Spring setting. In the fall of 1945, twentyathree Seniors stayed together for the final trip to Mars. Another change in oflicial staii' was made with Bonnie Ahlvers as Pilot, Virginia Shoemaker as Co-Pilotg and Joyce Forster, Recorder, and Max Studer, as Financier. Mrs. Morris was sponsor. A fall Carnival was held and everyone who attended had great fun. The funds from this event were used on the sneak to Denver and Colorado Springs. In January the class honored Mr. Sutcliff at a birthday party, present- ing him a gift. In May they were guests of the Juniors at a Reception. They returned on May 20, with a diploma in hand as an award for this four-year journey. QL 15 :ua .a....l I :mem 5 llemiar SENNDR SNEAK On April third at 3 p.m. a caravan of six cars bid farewell to G. E. H. S' and headed for the Great West. The party broke into groups about 6:30 p.m. and supped at Hill City and Hoxie. After having considerable tire and other car trouble and combat- ing a heavy fog, the party arrived intermittently in Denver between 2:30 and 4:00 where we checked in at the De Soto Hotel. Friday morning found us at the top of the State Capitol Building. VVe were fortunate to visit the House of Representatives while in session. From there we visited the State Museum where many relics of interest were seen and the Art Gallery with its priceless oil paintings and other master- pieces created by artistic minds. Our excursion also included the U. S. Mint, where we were guided through the halls of this well-fortified building where we saw the minting process of different coins. Each had the privilege of lifting a 517,000 gold brick. Ahigh spot of this tour was the City Park with its Zoo and Museum of Natural History. Here we not only saw many different live animals in captivity, but also the skilled workmanship of 'raxidermists of placing nature's birds and beasts in their true setting of reality. In the evening the group attended the picture show, My Favorite Brunettef' Saturday morning it was announced on KOA that the Glen Elder Seniors were visiting the radio station while on their sneak. At last the secret was out for were we missed before ?J Following this broadcast, we began our scenic tour of the Rockies stopping at Buffalo BilI's Grave on Mt. Lookout. At noon we picnicked at Bergen Park amidst the tall pines and rustic setting. p ln the afternoon we visited the famous Red Rocks Park with its new open air theater, Troutdale in the Pines, a magnificent resort, and Tiny Town. We arrived in the evening at Manitou where we stayed at Buffalo Lodge, one of the most elite and classic lodges of the West. We arose at 4:15 Easter morning and joined the pilgrimage of 25,000 worshipers to attend the Easter Sunrise Service in nature's own sanctuary at the Garden of the Gods. Q We then visited the Cave of the Winds seeing the wondrous and rare crystal formations of the ages past. We started homeward at 11:00, dined at Limon at 1:00, and supped in Hill City. We announced our return to Glen Elder at 10:30 by blasting our horns as we drove around the square, with the exception of one group. They were delayed in Hoxie for repairs, but returned safe and sound to Glen Elder on Monday evening: W All expressed of experiencing a wonderful time, which shall always be a memorable recollection of their Senior year. Drivers, their wives, and sponsors who accompanied the seniors on their sneak were the Doyle Neiferts, the Carmen Harrisons, the Dwight Timbers, the Earl Whites, the Dwight Hamptons, Mrs. Morris, and Mr. Sutclilf. ' QL en n. no .-...l Il mum: fy ll thi 1Y HAVINHG A WUN- . il ID ILII .n...l ll mnurf ll 9j 1r D E R F U L. T I M E ! - lleuun .a...l I lL4llllK',lIQAd1Y5 JUNIOR ' 5ENlUR BANUUET The annual Junior-Senior Banquet was held in the Grade School Social Room, May 2, 1947. Moonlight, stars and candlelight made a very romantic settirg in the Garden of Flowers. A delicious dinner was served, consisting of Flower Nectar, Pastoral Beauty, Snowball Blossoms, Berries and Petals, Rainbows, Stepping Stones, Moss, Lover's Delight, Garden Pebbles and Murky Pool. The following program was conducted by George Betz, Master of the Garden. P R U E RAM Beauties of Friendship George Betz It Takes a Friend to Have a Friend Bonnie Ahlvers Vocal Duet Old Fashioned Garden Arleta and Lois White Down the Garden Path Phyllis Merrill Trombone Solo Mellow Moon Ruby Cooper Our Garden Donna Jones Vocal Solo Moonlight and Roses Arlen Treaster Lifeis Garden Mrs. Morris CLASS SIZING Memories, memories of Glen Elder High, They will linger with us still, Till parting days draw nigh. We will sit and think about good times And friends we knew, The memories of the school that we love, Our dear old Glen Elder High. i Y 2 l AY... N ,Q 'N-i -f Ilmnn .a-...I lL4l4I.lK' mus-ire 'TN' ,f A f .,.-QQ. ...O JS These things I have spoken unto you, that in me ye might have Peace. In the world ye shall have tribulation: But be of good cheerg I have overcome the world. John 16-33. f' ATH LETI CS 'llllIIIIIIIIHIIIIIHSIIHH!Ill!!llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIlllllllllllllll QL muh .a...l I lhlllllf ', llthlili FOOTBALL Richard Staley, Richard German, Joe Morris, Jerry Davis, Edgar Shoemaker, and Richard Booth. Second row: Carol Casey, Howard Cooper, Richard Dean, Duane Wiss Max Studer, Ronald Studer, Charley Fisher, Bob Cunning- ham, and Harold German. Coach Hampton, Douglas Margreiter, George Betz, Newell Eberle, Arlen Treaster, Everett Linton, and Bill Eberle. The football squad of 1946 began practice on September 2nd. Twenty five boys began practice. The squad lost seven letter men through gradu- ation the year before. The Co-captains for 1946 were Duane Wiss and Max Studer, the ones elected for the next year are Ronald Stuber and George Betz. The season record was seven games won, one tied, and one lost. On December 6, the boys and Coach Hampton were honored by a ban- quet sponsored by the local Chamber of Commerce. First row: Third row: SEASON RECORD Sept. 20 Glen Elder Osborne Oct. 4 Glen Elder Lucas Oct. 11 Glen Elder Glasco Oct. 18 Glen Elder Clyde Oct. 25 Glen Elder Lebanon Oct. 30 Glen Elder Luray Nov. 8 Glen Elder Cawker City Nov. 15 Glen Elder Hunter Nov. 28 Glen Elder Downs ll QIILII .ami llallllll ' Il ml 'irq First row: bill Eberle, Harold German, Ronald Studer, Newell Eberle, Co-Captains Duane Wise and Max Studer, George Betz, Douglas Mar- greiter, Carol Casey, Richard Dean. Top row: Coach Hampton, Bill Barnett, Richard German, Richard Booth, Howard Cooper, Dean Cunningham, Johnny Albert, Everett Linton, Freddie Arasmith, Joe Morris, Henry Moyer, Lawrence Gentlemen, Charley Fisher, Jerry Davis, Edgar Shoemaker. B AS K ETBA LL SEA5ClN'S RECORD A-Team B-Team Dec. 13. Glen Elder 30 Lebanon 28-10 19. Glen Elder 23 Burr Oak 31-22 Jan. 1. Glen Elder 51 Cawker 38-12 3. Glen Elder 25 Burr Oak 36-22 7. Glen Elder 36 Hunter 31-24 10. Glen Elder 31 Simpson 15-23 17. Glen Elder 27 Lebanon 21-25 21. Glen Elder Downs 3036 24. Glen Elder Simpson 28-21 29. Glen Elder 31 St. John's 22-24 31. Glen Elder 24 Scottsville 31-21 Feb. 4. Glen Elder 36 Hunter 42-18 7. Glen Elder St. John's 30-26 Feb. C Cl . TD U R N A 11 Glen Elder Scottsville 12 Glen Elder Hunter 14 Glen Elder St. Johns B 12 Glen Elder Hunter Feb. 14 Glen Elder St. Johns Qimuv .ami llsmftll' llthiii' E TRACK TRIAL MEET AT BELCIT April 14. 1947 103 yd.-Wiss, seconflg 880 relay CR. Studer, M. Studer, Wiss, Deanl, secondg Medley relay- fWiss, Dean, M. Studer, relay- fBetz, R. Studer, Casey, Morrisl, third. N. Eberlel , second, Mile Schools entered: Beloit, Lincoln, Smith Center, Courtland, Mankato, and Glen Elder. Beloit won the meet. MITCHELL COUNTY TRACK MEET Beloit, May 5, 1947 100 yd. dash - Wiss, first, M. Studer, second, time-10.6.5 220 yd. dash - Wiss first, R. Studer, second, time-24.2 440 yd. dash - R. Studer, firstg J. Morris, second, time-58 880 yd. Mile - Ron German, third. run - B. Eberle, second, E. Linton, third. 880 relay - Glen Elder, QR. Studer, J. Morris, D. Margreiter, C. Caseyl firstg time-1:46. Medly Relay - CR. Dean, D. Wiss, M. Studer, N. Eberlel first: time -4:52 Mile relay - Glen Elder CCunningham, Shoemaker, Booth, Remusl second High Hurdles - R. Dean, second, Casey. third. Low Hurdles - R. Dean, firstg Casey second. Pole Vault - R. Dean, firstg height - 9 ft. lin. Broad Jump - M. Studer, secondg Casey, third, distance 19 ft. 12 in. Shot Put - H. Cooper, second. x Discus - Wiss, secondg Betz, thirdg distance 114 ft. Points: Glen Elder 70, Hunter 49, St. Johns 19, Cawker 5. For results of other track meets, turn to last page. QL mu: .a....l llnlllll 1 Il,1l4i1Y TRCIPHIES DF G. E. H. S. ATHLETIC 'LETTERMEN FUUTBALL i i Max Studer, Co-Capt., second, Duane Wiss, Co-Capt., third, Richard Dean, third, Charley Fisher, second, Newell Eberle, second, George Betz, second, Howard Cooper, second, 'Arlen Treaster, first, Ron Studer, first, Douglas Margreiter, first, Bill Eberle, first, Everett Linton, second, Carol Casey, first. . 'Attended two years at Ellinwood. ' BASKETBALL i C Richard Dean, Captain, third, Duane Wiss, third, Newell Eberle, sec- ond, Max Studer, second, Carol Casey, second, Douglas Margreiter, second, Everett Linton, second, Harold German, first, Ron, Studer, first, George Betz, first, Dean Cunningham, first, Bill Eberle, first. . . A TRACK i Newell Eberle, Captain, third, Duane Wise, third, Richard Dean, third, Ron Studer, third, Max Studer, second. , lleuur .ami ltmtli' llthlii- FOOTBALL BANOUET The members of the 1946 Football Squad and Coach Hampton were honored at a banquet given by the Chamber of Commerce on Friday, December 6. The boys ofthe football squad, Coach Hamp- ton, and other members ofthe faculty were seated at card tables at the east end of the auditorium. There were eleven card tables, each representing a player on the Bearcat team in the 4-3-2-2 forma- tion. The members of the Pep Club were seated at eleven tables at the west end of the auditorium, re- presenting the opposing team. Others who attend- ed were seated along tbe sidelines. The food was prepared by the lfdifs of the Y.W.C.A. and was served by the members of the Pep Club. MENU Chicken Fried Steak Mashed Potatoes Gravy Baked Beans Cranberry Salad V Jelly Rolls Butter Ice Cream Cake Coffee Nuts PROGRAM Invocation Rev. J. O. Bool-:less Solo Arlen Treaster VVelcome President of Chamber of Commerce Mr. Halbgewachs Response Duane Wiss Solo Betty Jo Luckey Football Diet Pep Club Presentation of Lettermen Coach Hampton Election of 1947 Captains Lettermen Solo Richard Dean Tips from the Sidelines Robert Terry and Orville YVright Music Sextette Introduction of co-captains of 1947 Max Studer School Song , Audience Wallace Treaster, Toastmaster QL QIILII .ami lhllllf' llshlivi 4: I . vw L 1 N Z ,ff A,..f V N P1 4 f e f on ' M nge ag--ggi If an I E, 'a' Z iff, The Lord lift up his countenance upon thee and give thee Peace. --Numbers 6-20 N F A LU M N I illIlllllIIIIIllllllllllilllllllllllIlllllllllllllllllllllllIllllllllllllllllllll Minnie Detwiler Buening Ida Witherspoon Tillman Clarence Cedarland ll mu: .n....l llallllelf' ll 9151? 1892 John Pierson Ina Wright Wiecman T. S. Johnson, Supt. Chas. Porters: Albert Creighton' Eugene Vallette R, L. Hamilton, Supt. Lily Nash? 1898 Idonia Peaslee Marquis? Irvin Stanley, Supt. 1893 ' Sylvester Hobart Roscoe Richmond? Julian Vallettei 1894 W. S. Hadley, Supt. Kitty Allen Hickman? May Angel Dean Will Davis? Albert Fulton Elmer Overholti Tom Vallette Nora Ward Lightingerg 1895 Irvin Stanley, Supt. Nellie Cederland McAllister? Chas. Elder ' Ausson Fulton Jennie Macy Cowle 1899 Bertha Funk' Amelia Riley Loutzenhiser Ethel Rouse Oakley Mamie Waltmani 1900 Henderson, Supt. Alma Granger Sylvester Lundi' Edna Neifert Day Bessie Nelson Boyer Maggie Eldred Shook Flora Gansel Glitzke Frank Nash Ora Pickering 1904 Ella Brown De: n Alta Davis Hottel George Elders' Amanda Ganselii Helena Gansel Wood Charlotte Lyle Hesser John Reinhardt Mary Rouse Hixenbaugh Flossie Taylor Dean James Winn 1905 3 year course Florence Noland Kanival Ernest Barnett Emmett Richardson? Donald Taylor Mayme Detwiler Corbutt Bernard Vauette Anna Earll Dudley Robert Hamilton' Mamie Howe Allen Sylvia Hubaker Olivers Earnest Kissner Eva Pruitt Presnal Ethel Waltmant 1896 George D. Carney, Supt. Mamie Allen Dennisi Charles Burcher Roy Jonesi Carl Meddocki Mary Nash Carneyi' Eva Porter McKinnie Frank Vallette' 1897 Viola Borst Blair Henry German Mable Fulton Margaret Nash Walker Ralph Nelson 1901 J. A. Poppen, Supt. Edith Allen Presler Grace Brown' Will Elder Myrta Gleason Loper Mattie Gurleyt Kate Lyle Vallette Marian McGolden Roy Peasleei Ora Pickering U Iva Porter Cline Pearl Porter Fleming Carl Rouse Alice Wildman Kelley 1902 Orla Granger? Florence Lowdermilk McKechnie Clarence Pickett Elva Taylor Rarick Vernon Taylor' Owen Brice Agnes Gaston Forster Lillian Mancha Anderson Ruth Vallette Thomas 1906 Four year course added Ruth Valletie Thomas Post Graduate 1907 Will Brice William Brock Irl Gaston May Hill Clutter Robert Reinhardt Tom Thomas on 1908 Sydney Allen Ethel Boyd Edna Coble Randall Howard Day Lena Hadley De Ford Lulu Hadley Casey Venice Hadley' Vernon Lundy 5 il ll lL n m.-.ll li :met Mary Riley Lowdermilk Grace Smith Shane 1909 Florence Casey Granger Margaret Fetzer Glitzke Ohed Ganselt Velma Sheetsi Eulalia Slam-rn Bettis 1915 Joe F. Finch, Supt. Vernie Barnett Tressie Gaston as ' ll me ir Earl Marzolf Madge Munford Thomas Clyde Oliver Chas. Smith Arthur Stuart Mildred Tipton Dorstvet Vesta German Talbott Eaflmbough Fmvd Trupey He Hillman H?m.5. Caldu ell Wilma Willett Lowell Ella Lyle Shawsrer D. H. Hadley 1919 Laura Lowdermilk Ernest Macy Donn Nash Gould Harry Sweet Glen Lee James Pratt Russell Thomasson Clara Willett Hadley Nellie Talkington Talbot 1916 r 1910 Lloyd Dayt Alfred Hillman Harold Libby LeRoy Moss Ida Slaven Vint 1911 Hattie Barrett Elithe Kaull DeNune Vera Lees Gladys Miller Price Gena Muck Mildred Munford Porter Irvin Nei? Marion Odle Myrl Caldwell Dickerson Ruth Smart Weidenhaft Ralph Gaston Alice Hineman Amos Carl Libby Marcy Thomasson Nash Esther Vallette 1912 Mary B. Nelson, Supt. Ray Breitweiser Varene Granger Dean Marjorie Lyle Hasty Vene Muck Gladys Rector Louthan Ethel Saunders Humes Herbert Thomasson Harold Woodard 1917 Thos. F. Flier, Supt. Flossie Atchison Harris Ethel Barber Earl Dudley Chester Dudley Mabel Hadley Pratt Paul Hadley Gerald Hollingshead Lilliarf Luckey Cave lda Moyer Remus Hazel Oliver Jones Tom Oliver Esther Atchison Breckenridge Robert Brodie Olive Coburn Marzolf Neva Cooper Dickinson Cliiford Dean Clara Grimm Lemmons Eulalis Heltzel' Helmbreck Forrest Heltzel Lillian Hendricksl' Frank Kane Helen Kane Marzolf Ralph McFarland Edna Moyer Schellinger Leila Oliver Raymond Porter Mildred Pound Margaret Reich Brown Edythe Root Leigh Raleigh VVeir Irean Yantiss Grigsby 1920 . Orville Adams Opal Barnett Giltner Cecil Brodie German Daisy Davis Margaret Davis Anderson Roy Willett Zerelda Richardson Ralph Hepperly 1913 Worthington Frank Kane, P. Grad , - Vera Weir Bartlett Ruth Morris Miller Eugene White Alta Neff Ditch Walter German Mabel Davis Stockbridge Roy Opliflgel' Erba Kauu Haney 1918 . Maxine Peaslee U Ruth Brice Guttau Reinhardt 1914 Harold Casey Beulah Richardson Lyle Hadley Dorothy De Nune ' Burnett Erwin Hepperly Chas. Durham Ethel Root Richaels 1 ll llllll .ami I ltmtll' IIQAIT Lois Welch Lowell Melvin VVillet Harold Woolman Homer Workman 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 Gladys Fisher Reidel Verda German Adell Owen Gish Dale Hadley Edna Hendicks Haller Thaddeus Laughrey Raymond Miller Ida Merrill Bilsland Edna Moore Hixon Agnes Neff Harrison Ralph Pickett James Pitts Asa Willet Anna Young More 1921 Timbers James Cole Richard Moore Dwight H. Neifert Charles Day Ruth Dean Bulthanp Morna Neifert Hougland Millard German Howard Oplinger Mamie Weir Willett Faye Woolman Morris La Verne Harrison Opal Helm Noller Dale Heltzel Ava M. Barnett-Gentleman Earl Lewallen Supt. 1918-1922 1922 A. R. Miller, Supt. '22 - '25 Floyd Atchison Pearl Breitweiser Hettie Barnett Eberle Wilma Hadley Witham Curtis German Florence Hilton Adams Iva Judson Porter Blanche Luckey Roy Lowdermilk Verna Merrill Rice Camelia Moore Foster Lemoine NVillett Emma Moxter Venoit Lucille Neiferi. German Patrick Oliver Ruth Oplinger Bean Robert Osborn Craig Pickett Alma Ruegsegger Esther German Neifert Lowell German Blanch Gish Fox Mildred A. Hadley Doris Hamilton Prochaska Velma Harrison heiiert Ruth Alice Hauptliii Crystal Howe Audrey Kenneth Lee Uma Louise Muck Eichenla Alice Neff Seidel Mae Odlei' Opal Oliver Marzolf Francis Pitts Larson Esther Reinke Slate Ivan Dale Relingi Roy J. Schmersey Elizabeth Saunders Schmersey Samuel F. Trumble Brvan J. Willet Donald H. Weir John Z. Young H Leatrice E. Thompson Post Graduate Margaret Lee Astaraigan 1926 Helen Bertha Allen Neff Henrietta Allen Boyd Chester W. Barnett Vera Cook Gibbons Ivan S. Cowman Vernie L. Field Brunnemer Fourakre Grace Porter Weidenhaft Louise Sanders . . , Maurice E. Gish Birdie Neff German Neva Morris Willett Esther Young Minges Esther Hendicks Davis Carlyle Wetlaufer 1923 Katie Barnett Witt Viola Brown Carol Day Stouffer Cecil Davis Elmer Davis Wetlaufer Orthia G. Gebhart W.ll. T. t Q Charles B. Green 1 iam ip on Ruth Trubey Van Waye Eggs E-JI'0:rIjl::1i1itney 1925 C. Kraemer, Supt. '25 - '28 Bessie B. Aukerman Earl H. Boyd Chester A. Brodie Viva Casey Benson Hazel Davis Martin Verma Davis Shaifer Irene Hubaker Garber Josephine Keef Edwards Magdalen H. Lambertz Howard LeRoy McKimson Davida Marquis Simpson Helen Marquis Brehm Ralph R. Morris il ll ii. as .ami llnlll Lois Muck Albert Dortlia M. Gleason Caroll R. Murphy Anderson Louis Neifert Brehm Frank A. Hauptli is Floyd E. Noller Golda A. Hubaker Esta Pickering Danforth Brodie Frank L. Sapp Barbara Tay lor Merker Clarence E. Weir Albert V. VVetlaufer 1927 Margaret E. Anderson Everett D. Arasmith Ralph W. Boyd Wayne R. Breitweiser Keith K. Dean Margery Dean Laughrey Jack B. Davis Freeda C. Kresin Donker Wilma Jo Kresin Studer Sheldon Lowdermilk Jessie A. Muckey Kerns Guy R. Noller Evelyn Nusbaum Lobdeil Elizabeth L. Peaslee Dean Darrel A. Pressler Herman Leo Relingii Goldie L. Scholl Merrill Ellen Elizabeth Shull German Robert W. Dudley . Carmen Forster Thomas Bemadme F' Trubey George R. Forster George W. Gish Vivian Lucille Helm Wayne D. Hadley Mildred Howe WVhitney Mildred Hubaker Terry Paul J. Jones Edna Kresin Hendri Vernon Laughrey cks Howard Lowdermilk John F. Marzolf Daniel B. Neff Neifert Emily Jo Vallette Barnett John L. Vint Margaret Wiens Orville L. Wright 1929 Barbara Albert Beck Grace Boyd Wilkinson Eldon Dalrymple Esther Davis Neifert Donald Dean Margaret N eifert Farmer Vinton Dean Reba Patterson Kad el Ja mes Oliver Pearce Herbert B. Shaeffer George E. Shull Austin S. Young Beulah Slate Fobes 1928 O. A. Blackney, Supt. Lawrence S. Albert Francis M. Brokaw Ruby Calder Shull Elwood Clover Ethel L. Davis Bernice Dean Alsop Kenneth H. German '28-'31 Albert Durham g Beulah Fisher Kresin Edward Golladay Gerald Harrison Loyce Hadley Dickson George Hauptli Florine Humes Neff Viola Kresin Marzolfi' Arletta Lowell German Preston Lowdermilk Florence McBlair Bloss Loren Morris Everett Neff Audrin Neifert Austin Neifert :K ' :I me if Rachel Neifert Lowdermilk Pauline Nusbaum Vv'ills Mildred Oplinger McKnight Florence Patterson Thomas Arthur Pratti Lucile Phillips Carleton Randall In is Relingi Emma Shull Bonson Winifred Slaven Merrill Alice Spears Wiese Margaret Thompson Fortiner Rexford Tipton John Terry Duane Vint Mary Wetlaufer Terry Craig Woodard ' Lucille xlVO0d3Td Green Elsie Wright Patterson Iva Wright Neff Kendall Walker Thurman Wissg 1930 Leo Ahlvers Josephine Ahlvers Konzem Ruth Clark Deiter Dale Clover Merlin Davis Evelyn Enyeart Hazel Hendricks Taylor Vanetta Hale Myers Carmen Harrison Elwood Harrison Lowell Jones Clayton Kresin Jack Lowell Lloyd LaDow Verda McKnight 'Brockway Russell Merrill Elva Moore Morse Martha Neifert Callender llosuv .a...l I imetlroll 91557. Lila Place Neifert Vernita Trueblood Aletha Lewis Knight Darrell McKechnieo Wright Lois Neifert Fulton Gail Taylor Essie Tipton Q 9 Richard Taylor Marjorie Vint Porter James Willett Vernon Wiens 1931 Lorene Ahlvers Wiles Dexter Barnett Evelyn Barnett Clover Freeda Calder Thomas Clara Davis Carlson Dorothy Davis Buelah Dean Green' Kenneth Durham Gertrude Forster Hauptli Noel Neifert Anace Patterson Fulton Ernest Perkins Inez Pickett Staff Mark Slaven Max Slaven Margaret Staley Parson Ruth Sweany Pauline Wright Kirkwood Vint 1934 Opal Albert Giddings Frank Boyd Colda Brown Johnson Opal Casey Heidrick Esther Clover Whiteside Wilma Cullum Wayne Dean' Parthene Dudley Scholl Harold Fuller Hixenbaugh Louise Fulton Myers Verda VVright Jones Frances Young 1933 Beatrice Ahlvers Boyd Carl F. Beyer Cletus Brown Cullum Hilton clrites Beatrice Half hide Ramond Davis Patterson Max Dean Donald Hutchins Owen Jaske Elsie Kresin Kuiken Lola Kresin Golladay 1 Ethel Durham Carlton Fisher Florence Fox Crown Richard Frey Verene McCune McBlair G en Helm Melba Miller Swift George Patterson David Sweany Everett Terry Nelle Tipton 1932 H. O. Sutcliff, Supt. '31- Nova Albert Thelma Albert Slaven John Allen Lucille Archer Tipton Emma Brokaw? Calvin Caseyt Hershal Dean Gwendolyn Evans Francis Fisher Jones Evelyn Hill Neigro James Humesik Lauren Lowell Pauline Kohler Stouffer Robert Merrill Thomas Moore Blanche Neifert Johnson Maurice Newlin Lucille Nusbaum Sharp Kenneth Parker Maxine Parker Hiserote Morris Pickett Ruth Pm-rter Kadel Paul Seidel Wilbur Seidel Ruea Sheets Stauton Craig Shull Blanche German Brokaw Louise Slusher Willett James Golladay Warren Hadley Edgar Sower Elva Spears Lick Opal Harrison Boehner Dorothy Vint McKinney Merle Hendricks King Hillman Florence Hutchins Jones Lora Jones Selix Regina Koch Lowell Leroy Lowell Max Lowdermilk Paul McKinney Harold Neifert Ethel Peden Blaine Pickett Vernon Schull Marie Slusher Neff Chloe Slate Ward Evelyn Trueblood Robb Vinton Vint LeRoy Young 1935 Doyle Albert Francis Albert Agnes Anderson Murphey Richard Barnett Wayne Barnett Mary Beyers Jessup Frank Brown Emma Jane Coflield Atla Davis Stech Dorothea Day Barnett Wanda. Dudley Booz Charleen Fox Chandler Jeanette Humes Neff Mary Jackson Kibler Marvin Koch Harold Lund ll 1' IL ll elunl I ILAI Clif . ll Q15 if Raymond McKnight John Hillmanh' 1939 Helen Moore Robert Moxter Sybil Nash Wilson Neff Wayne Nusbaum Marvin Ozlle Harold Porter Harold Sheets Ruth Stanley Allen Keith Woodard 1936 Quinten Albert Ava Brokaw Dale Dean Margaret Fuller Graff Eloise Kirgxs Bean Ella Kresin Charlotte Lowdermilk Brown Douglas Lowdermilk Kenneth Miller Evelyn Oakley Miller Margaret Place Lowdermilk Bernice Jackson Nulty Merle James VVayne McCune Harold McPeak Dale Neff Thada Porter Golladay Thelma Porter Rominger John Schmitz Margaret Scholl Coble Opal Spears Susie S xlanka Woody Marie Thompson Nottensmeyer Helen Tipton Field Marion Walters Lucile Wiens McPeak Edna XVright Riley 1938 Lola Barnett Winkel Robert Barnett Keith Breitweiser Loren Broadbent Duane Cofiield Beatrice Porte? db Leola Frey Grantham ffm ent William Fuller Iverne Ramsay Junior Rollins Richard Schmitz Raymond Slusher Gail Stuart Eloise Tate Van Welden John Taylor Herbert Trueblood Marjorie Wright 1937 Keith Allen? Rollie Brown Warren Brown Martin Casey Paul Dudley Marie Fisher Porter Helen Griffith Kadel Robert Harrison Lois Headricks Gladys Hillman Lottie Gish Parsons Alma Hill Stewart Fern Kresin Schoen Dick Larmer Vernon Linton Herbert McPeak Arleta Nusbaum Harms 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 Harold Ahlvers August Bohm Maxine Braden Shane Guy Casey, Jr. Betty Donabauer Junior Fisher Eugene Gault Lola Hill Range Max Hutchins lla Fern Kohler Albert Lola Kohler Jones Agnes Konzem Eilert Francis Luckey DeVere Neifert Ava Oakley Hutchinson Dale Porter Elva Shull Carlton Stanley Stuart Dorothea Tate Hugh Elizabeth Trueblood ' Stuart Maxine VVeidenhaft Pauline Wiens 1940 Melvin Ahlvers Varetta Boller Viletta Boller Newquist Berniece Boyd Croker Marjorie Breitweiser Ratzlaff Louise Brown Taylor Marjorie Brown Pestinger Vernon Dean Vada Elder Betty Forster Dingerink Charlotte Glauser Housh Eileen Latham' Tony DeBey Lawrence Luckey John Moore Fern Oakley Lund Edwin Schmitz Warren Wright ll mu: .a...l lL4l1llK' Ilthlif' 1941 Dale Ahlvers Hilda Ahlvers Dietz Neva Barnett Dean Max Dickinson Phyllis German WVhited George Hutchins Betty Kohler Ahlvers Robert Latin Glenna Miller Carlson Margaret Moore Georgia Scholl Rosalie Slusher Hatfield Shirley Stuart Paul Thompson Jessie Vint Muck 1942 Calvin Albert Laura Bulthaup Hobbie Raymond DeBey Joan Dickinson McConnell Farren Kohler Kathryn Larmer Weimaster Beth Porter Moore Max Porter Dorothy Remus Bussen Elizabeth Rooker Sackoff Zada Shane Leota Wisehart Helen Wright Skinner 1943 Jack Barnett Juanita Breitweiser Garold Carpenter Doris Dean Boehner James Forster Morse Fulton Eugene Gentleman Maxine German Taylor Dorotha Lucky Nola Luckey Lyle McPeak Dwight Noller William Schmitz Robert Shane Donald Staley Margaret Dickinson Harold Taylor Pruitt Martha Taylor Dickinson Mary Fenner VVallace Taylor Alla Agnes Thomasson Doris Marie Finley Marjorie Forster Emily Vint Jim Wade Mardella WieseRous Joan Winn 1944 Bonnie Albert Maribelle Anderson Wilma Boller LeRoy Brown Geneva Brunnemer Martha Casey Hughes Doris Clark Bosch Bill Dean Phyllis Dean Porter Margery Eberle Dorothy Forster Bill Fritchen Donald Harrison Ted Hutchins W Clema Koch Worden Lois Luckey Richard Marzolf Howard Moore Gene Porter Lois Porter Roberta Reinhardt Norma Jean Fritchen Robert Glauser Kathleen Kohler Keith Kohler Elwyn Kresin . Theresa LaRocque Robert Lee Donald Margreiter Dorothy McCune Smith Evelyn More June Morris Harold Munsey Bernadette Remus Darrell Remus Myrth Shoemaker Opal Shoemaker Phyllis Taylor Weidenhaft Robert Terry Virginia Vint Feerer Robert White Dale Winkel Lawrence Winkel Robert Wiss 1946 ll' Alb t ' er Harvey B1 IF . Keith Schreuder Gail Shoemaker Virgil Slate ' Robert Staley Virginia Thomasson Bernice Timbers Marjorie Wisehart Eugenia W'inkel 1945 Joan Beyer Robert Boller Rose Mary Carl Richard Cooper Rosemary Cooper Max Eberle Marjorie Anderson Bonnie Borger Roberta Brown Bonnie Brunnemer Martha Conn Darrell Dean Alice German Walter Jones Betty Jo Luckey Reid Audrey More Robert Oakley Danny Porter Georgia Rarick Robert Reid Virginia Remus Marceline Widernan McMichael Hail to Glen Elder High Adoptnd school lang 'hmez God Bless America I VOICE E J LJ, Jag lo 1 1. 1 1 um. 'xv om mm aka scuoox. 'ful' f 4 15511 1111 .. 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S EM ENTS 'IIlllllIIllllIllIlll!!!l!lll!!llIlllllllllllllIllIIlIIIIllllllllllllllllllllllll ileuuv .ami lllmeul' llshiird Farmers Union Co-op Ass 'n The Farmers Union Elevator Grain, Coal, Feed, and Seed A. G. Jones, Manager Phone 23 Glen Elder Kansas The Farmer Store High Quality , Low Price Farmers Union Co-op Store Glen Elder, Kansas Phone 88 Home Owned , Home Owned by local people to serve themselves, save money, and share in all profits that are made. Edwin Halbgewachs, Manager The Farmers Union Oil Co. Gasoline, Oil, Tires, and Batteries Dale Clover and Hershel Dean, Tankwagon Drivers Gerald Harrison, Manager Phone 29 Glen Elder Kansas Il ll ll. ll elnnl Glen Elder Cafe and Bakery Eat with us! Fresh bakery products every day Proprietors Dale Neff Raymond Slusher Glen Elder Kansas Congratulations to the - Class of '47 Gasoline, Oil, Tires, and Accessories Tank Wagon Service Brunnemer Oil Company Phone 1 33 llnllllll ' ll on ir 4 Glen Elder Garage and Castle Filling Station Gas, Oil, and Repair Work Goodyear Tires E. W. Norris, Proprietor The Rexall Drug Store School Supplies, Books, Station ery, Fountain Pens, Pencils, Drugs, Magazines, Candy, Toilet Goods, Ice Cream, and Fountain Drinks Owner John Terry :nunsnnuunuannuuunuuusuuuuunn The best wishes during your school year and also in after ' years. Hardware--Supplies Granger Hardware Glen Elder Kansas Il ll ll. ll elnul Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of '47 Glen Elder Cleaners Donald and Verda Adell At Mount Wilson Observatory a scientist who was scanning the heavens through the huge tele- scope remarked, It's going to rain. What makes you think so? asked a fellow scientist. My corns hurt. Boehner Electric 8z Supply Norge Appliances Emerson Radios Sunbeam Appliances Butane 8: Natural Gas Stoves Electric Wiring-Plumbing Phone 177 Night 167 ILAIILIK ', II QA if 6 Congratulations to the class of '47 Success to you is the wish of the oldest Market in Glen Elder Glitzke and Timbers Home Killed Meats We Are Asking You Hotel Guest fphoning down from roomlz Is this the night clerk? Clerk fin bad humorJ: Well, what's biting you? Guest: That's what I'd like to know. Bailey and Lynch GRAINS . FEEDS . SEEDS Glen Elder Kansas ll il ll. ll elnnl I ILAI-'UK ' ll QAI if Clover Farm Store The place where you are always welcome! Neff's Clover Farm Complete Food Service Wilson Neff: Owner P f' Phone 89 Congratulations to the Class of '4-7 ' ' 1 Licensedrrlzunierar Dlrectorfhndfv 'Emlialrneir'--fe f - Traders State Bank Glen Elder, Kansas Capital, Surplus, and Profit 370,000 The Bank where you feel at home! Congratulations, and- best wishes to the P Class of '47 Dickinson Lumber Company Building Materials Phone 9 Glen Elder Kansas 1Lon.n .ami I IMIILIK' llihlil Heinen Implement Company McCormick--Deering Farm Equipment--International Trucks Sales and Service Cawker City Kansas Westinghouse Appliances General Electric Mazda Lamps Better Light for Better Sight Western Light and Telephone Company, Inc. Downs Kansas Mastin and Mastin O. K. Rubber I Welders and Recappers l. E. Pettit All kinds of tire Service Also new tires Phone 61 b 8th 8: Mill Beloit Jeweler and Optometrist A fine selection of diamonds Object and jewelry Teacher Give mea sentence with an object. Boy: Teacher, you are very beautiful. Teacher: What is the object? Diamonds from S45 to S450 in stock at all times. Glasses Fitted Downs Kansas Boy: A good mark. Barber: Your hair is getting very gray, sir. Customer: 'Tm not surprisedg hurry up! llenun .ami I llnllllll' Ilthlii' Richardson Manufacturing Co. V - Drive Canvases Riddles Sickle Drivers Windrow Pick-ups Peanut Shakers Cordwood Cawker City Saw Frames Phone 143 R 8: M Auto Parts Leo Morissette ' Automotive and Tractor Parts A Phone 200 1 Beloit, Kansas Let Gas Do Four Big Jobs in Your Home 1. Cooking 2. Refrigeration 3. Heating 4. Water Heating Gas Service Company Beloit Kansas A Good Student Man Instructor Kto new girl J: I'm putting this rivet in the correct positiong when I nod my head hit it hard. That's all he remembered until he wolie up in a hospital. Frigidaire Zenith Magic Chef Sewall Paints Hiserote 8: Weir Appliance Co. Phone 18 Beloit uuuunnnuuuuu Il ll ll. II elnul llnl ll. IK e ll 015-37 ' 'PCongratulations to the Seniors of Glen Elder High School Mainstreet Theatre--Beloit All the Big Pictures Flowers for all occasions at the Beloit Greenhouse East of town on Hi-way 24 Flowers Telegraphed Anytime, Anywhere in the World D. H. Thomasson 8: Son is our agent Phone 860 Where Flowers Grow Shows: 2:15, 7:15, 9:30 Beloit Laundry and Dry Cleaner The Laundry Does It Best Telephone 177 118 E. Court St. Beloit Some People ara Funny Joe: I want to change my name, your Honor. Judge: What is your name? Joe: Joe Stinks Judge: Well, I can't say that I blame you. And what would you like to change it to? Joe: Charlie. Moritz Implement Company McCormick Deering Machines - Repairs - Service lnternation al Trucks Beloit Phone 1 1 1 Kansas tlluuu 'mill annul' nomar- E. C. Riley Company Chevrolet Cars and Trucks Packard Automobiles f 'rr Oliver Farm Equipment Aeronca Airplanes Cawker City Kansas Graham Studio Phone 247 Beloit Kansas I Yumpin' Yimminy A Swede walked into a saloon and asked for a drink of squirrel whiskey. The bartender said: I haven't any squirrel whiskey, but have some Old Crow. The Swede said: I don't want to fly, I yus want to yump round a little. Beware A guard in a lonely spot cried: Halt! to a man in a car, who promptly halted. Halt! said the guard again. I have halted, said the motor- ist. What do you want me to do next? I don't know, said the guard My oriers are to say 'I-Ialt!'. three times and then shoot. U. S. Approved Pullorum controlled chicks Wesselowski Hatchery Harold Wesselowski Phones: Office 88, Res. 991 Beloit, Kansas Congratulations to Seniors of 1947 Morris Produce and Locker We buy Cream - eggs - poultry - hides See us about ,Fresh Frozen Fruits and Cold Storage Glen Elder Kansas ll cum .n....l ILAIQIIK 't llthlii- Hiserote 8: Co Chevrolet Cars Trucks J L Case Full line of farm machinery Sales service Beloit Phone 249 unnuuunnuuunnunun-uuuunuu..u-s- Dinner Guest- Wil you pass the nuts, prof: ssor? Adsent-Minded Professor- Yes, I suppose so, but I really should Hunk most of them. -School Activities Fuller Motor Co. Ford Sales - Service Gleaner Baldwin Combines Texaco Products Goodrich Tires Beloit Phone 800 Olson's Men is ond Boys' Clothes Beloit Kansas Ray Clark, Florist Where Flowers are Different P1HON7E F. T. D. Florist Beloit Western Auto Associate Store Phone 898 Beloit Fred White Dealer in raw furs, hides, wool, iron, and metal. Beloit Kansas Brown - McDonald Company DEPAR TMEN7 STORE Beloit Phone 780 Riverside Service Station 7 exaco Products Mechanical Work W. J. and Don Davenport Beloit I Winkel Motor Co. Studebaker Sale -Service 210 S. Hersey Beloit Stamp On This Dumb Dora: Is there a letter for me? Postmaster: What's your name? Dumb Dora: It's on the enve- lope. Can't you read? tl ll ll. ll elnnl Beloit Motor Co. Buick- Pontiac G, M. C. Trucks Allis - Chalmers Sales and Service Ora Burden, Proprietor Beloit Phone 103 H. J. Brown Chiropractor Beloit Telephone 44 -nnunununsnu.nu1nu-nunuunnnuun. The Quality Hatchery U. S. Approved Chicks Phone 241 L. F. Rustman Beloit Tolbert's Beauty Salon Complete Beauty Service Phone 92 Beloit Mrs. Gladys Amis Dr. R. H. Cher , Optometrist Phone 1045 Beloit Maxine's Beauty Shop Downs Kansas Bessie Tatman, Operator Voss Motor Co. Ford Sales and Service Downs Kansas llnlllll ' ll 91557 Have you ever appeared as a witness before? Yes, 3 our hor or. In what suit My blue sergef' --Selected Mingees Motor Company Hudson Sales-Service Phone 680 Beloit CHAS. PRICE Jeweler Beloit. h Kansas Theda's Beauty Shop Complete Beauty Service Beloit, Kansas V Phone 472 Theda Farrow Francis Farrow Rosemary Cooper Dr. J. R. Brown I Dentist Cawker City Kan sas Downfall The teacher tells me you are at the foot of the spelling class again. Yes'm. And how did that happen? Got too many z's in scissors. Optician: Weak eyes, have you? Well, how many lines can you read on that chart? Patient: What chart? ll ll IL II eluul Ilalil IK 6 ll Q15 if ' Millie's Ready-to-Wear Glen Elder Kans as Ready-to-Wear and Notions Dr. R. A. Reinhardt, M. D. Physician and surgeon Glen Elder, Kansas CONGRA TULA TI ONS and BEST WISHES to the Class of 1947 Casey's Cafe Glen Elder Kansas Clover's Recreation Ice Cream-Lunches Izel Wiss, Proprietor J. W. Pierson Real Estate Farm Homes City Property Glen Elder Kansas --nnuuuunuunsnun--nun:-ouunnnuuaunnunnnnunuuunanunua Madar's Garage Mechanical Work Glen Elder Kansas -uuunnsu.an:nun-Inun.soucaanuusauuuusuuuanuuuuunnus. Staley's Shoe Shop Cold Drinks Glen Elder Kansas Porter Ice 8: Produce Phone 129 Glen Elder Lowell Insurance Company All Kinds of Insurance Glen Elder Kansas Pickering Blacksmith Shop General Blacksmith and VVelding Glen E'der Kansas uuuunnunnaunnunnuununnuauuunnn-en-nn-unnnnnunusnnu-u Missouri Pacific Lines A Service Institution .l. H. Lord, Agent - Kiener's Variety Candy, School Supplies, Magazines Phone 46 Winkel's Shop Welding Machine Work Phone 97 Glen Elder Harrison Garage Plymouth and DeSoto Cars Allis-Chalmers Glen Elder Kansas Should Have Known I'm so sorry, it was all my fault. Not at all, madam. I was to blame myself. But I insist the fault was mine. I was on your side ofthe streetfi That may be true, but, my dear madam, I am responsible for the collisiong I saw you coming blocks away, and had ample opportunity to dart down a side street. llvenw .1-...I llnlllll' II LDA17' ADDENDA RESULTS DF' EMPDRIA TESTS April 8, 1947 'F Designates highest score made in state. Letters following names designate subjects as listed at bottom of page. Numbers in parentheses designate number of pupils in state taking test. , Upper 1 612- . Lawrence Gentlemen, a. Verneta Thurston, q Mary Betz, b, if, k, im, s. George Betz, 1, q. Martha Betz, ip. Upper 57k - Joyce Forster, a. Evelyn Steele, a, u. Carol Nusbaum, b. Bernice Sorrell, b. Bonnie Rarick, h, i. Ruth Ann Reid, h. Mary Betz, i. Reta Stuart, 1, o. a. Agriculture 12861 . Literature XI 110781 Jeneane Holloway, b. Joyce Neifert, b, f. Martha Betz, d. Ruth Breitweiser, h. Marilyn Bookless, h, i. Geneva Neifert, u. Frederick Weidenhaft, a. Arlene Slate, b, k. Richard German, b. - Bonnie Ahlvers, c, g. Evelyn Steele, c. Arlen Treaster, d, t. Bonnie Rarick, e. Martha Betz, g, u. Freeda Luckey, h. Lila German, h. Joyce Neifert, i,k. Barbara Vint, i, k. Upper 1072 - l Arlen Treaster George Betz, o t Bonnie Ahlvers, p, r Wanda Bookless, Charlene Kohler Donne Holloway,i s Jeneane Holloway, i, m ,Wanda Bookless l Phyllis Merrill, l, o Bernice Sorrell, m Joan Porter, Marjorie Arena 3 Lois White, Joy Munsey, Geneva Rarick Reta Stuart 3 Donna Jones, 9 b. Algebra 132331 c. American History 128161 d. Biology 124861 . e. Bookkeeping 110901 f. Clothing 111341 g. Current History 19821 h. Foods 18811 i. General Science 117371 j. Geometry 116761 k. Literature IX112211 m. Spelling IX 113701 n. Spelling X 18541 o. Spelling XI 19001 p. Spelling XII 16901 q. Typing I 124401 r. Tvping II 17911 s. Vocabulary IX 114201 t. Vocabulary XI 19301 u. Vocabulary XII 17131 IL mu: .n...l smell! ' Ilthliird COMMERCIAL AWARDS Shorthand I: 60 words- Ruby Cooper, VVanda Bookless, Virginia Albert, Geneva Rarick, Verneta Thurston. 80 words- Reta Stuart, Phyllis Merrill. Typewriting L 53 words- Lois White, Joy Munsey, George Betz. 60 words- Verneta Thurston. Typewriting II: 60 words Bonnie Ahlvers. -nuuunnuuuunsung-.anunnun TRACK MEET RESULTS BELCIIT RELAY5 April, 25, 1947 100 yd.-Wiss, secondg220 yd.-Wiss, first, time: 23.5, Medley relay-CDean, Wiss, M. Studer, N. Eberlej, first, new record-3:41.2g 880 relay-Glen Elder, second, Mile relay-Glen Elder, fifth. X ' A Esbon, who had won the K. U. Relays the previous week, won the meet with 48.7 points. Beloit won the A division. Eleven new records were set, five in class A, six in class B. FT. HAYS RELAYS April 26, 1947 220 yd.- Wiss, secondg time: 24.15 Medley relayCDean,VViss, M. Studer, N. Eberlej, first, time: 3:42. Esbon won class B3 St. Joseph's of Hayswon class A. A REGIONAL MEET. B1-:Lair May 9, 1947 100 yd.-Wiss, second, 220 yd.-Wiss, second, R. Studer, fifthg High Jump- Wiss, third, Broad Jump- M. Studer, fourth, Pole Vault- Dean, tie for fifthg Medley Relay-fDean, Wise, M. Studer, N. Eberlel, first, time: 3:41.4. Esbon 60, Clyde 30, Burr Oak 29, Mankato 255, Courtland 25, Glen Elder 195, Republic 16, Downs 13, Hunter 6, Cuba 5, Jamestown 4, Narka 3, Scandia 3, Lovewell 1. Beloit won class A. STATE FINALS. MANHATTAN May 16--17,1947 100 yd. dash- Wise, fifth. Class AA winner, Wichitag Hutchinson, second. Class A winner, St. Joseph's Cadets of Hays, Beloit, second. Class B winner, Esbon, Catholic High of Pittsburg, second. Q s 55 2 Q s 5 R i v A i , J 53,.V--m.qg-v ww- -may .. . , ' g ' ff. .- . .V ' f' ,251 - : 'FR .5-1-5 'gf' -fi , '. ' if N- 1 -Q. 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