Great Bend High School - Rhorea Yearbook (Great Bend, KS)
- Class of 1929
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V ,ww f .A i Nl 5 ' 1 f.,, V B Q A Y 5 ,fb T14 g V 41,17 'ji' x W' 11,6 A Tifgf f, f nun scunnu. f cmsszs Acnvmi Armencsf FEATURES Engravings by TIHE NilDfCONTINENT ENGRAVERS Wichita, Kansas Press of 'THE GR1iA'l' BEND PRINTING id SUPPLY Co 1 f'xW'f1 ff 15 L., 1.15 ll ? ...J wks' Ei I . ' UW' QW I SCHOOL, X fx F X Q .X ,K xx 4' 1 .X X1 'LM li 57- Q , iii, V ix gi' .I . V-'xr Q3 , KSN 'N 5 Li-Qllbil.. .agggi .r?..L. Q ! Paxxis ff -ci H' TT - ' .xxxxx f I Yw, -. - ,, 454' ' X xii. 'h'E,- YY -:,,, , , - L L3 - I! gi x 7 X 'HUM ',-' 'iff i, M Miss, k Z ,I lf? f' - . Q K. if Q ,LDA m xxkb 5 Nj- 'sf ,,, Axnby X 'f -- .N 35 3 g - ' ,xw r -X KH 'ff J THE BUILDERS 4 N...', xx Af H t nf '-if fh All are archltccts of Pate, x ', J-,AJ 1 J . . . 1 -.vvfg 'Egf' X Worklng IH those Walls of Tlmc M151-If mlm A M s Somc with massive deeds and great .1.A1, .N Sill, ww X . i . -,QA .CX 513-h V73 Somn wlth ornaments of rlmc. TXM, ' -, U, ' 1 W 4 wx X. Xxi,-X f x yawn Q11 f x -Ilfx' kxf' .Ln QE, v a W 1? ,mf f , .... M W 1- HT-IQ ff Q ax - kk Z in ir -V. ! S. f U'Y :A 'f' 1 5 x L' 'V n',1 i ' X IZ If Yfxl' 5- 3T v-- f -. ,Q ' WX N X J - L -sf-fii- -,4ci,A-,JC,.ss. ' Np.W.: .M L 1 4 ' Eight ,, - yaisiisfx' ,L.. 1f,fffY:afif W f Q ' , Tx s, X t G9 '53't M Q ai,1,4: ' w ff si?, sQfHg,,t A ' ' ,MM X Ft uk ' XB M f x .st f Fw? lf4L XX tkgff, wi jf 5 x if 1: tt For the structure that wc raise lxtikfj gtg? XX Tuma IS XVIII! matenals ftllcdz N-,y p V I , , F ' XVCN1 ,iffy X-Xiu Our todays and yesterdays L, ' ' K. , , , y 1 X L RSX Arc the blocks wlth VVhlCh we buxld 'lffi 3 1 S nh' In wg X i N53 Q'lJfTx':xf'Y S -' iff! f x- f ' HXM. x 1x,,f.ffw gf fxsxwh XD xxvg kk? tve-Ni V t 54.2 if 7 Lys x..,,,,.7-s?:igf'f5'gQsf 5 f ,-I! 1, 1,-X ,, 4 X.. i 'simxx ,yay A' R- . . .....-.'il..-.5 i-..-'-... '.. : I , N' ' vw ff f v 'Y ' sf ' N....,. -.-K .-,-,..,- N., '.'..- -...,, -...,..., . Nine I V- 3 X X N ln 215 K Us XX X 1 i, f Q35 1, B iq l X f' .fx f ,1 VL,- 5 I- ... v .x,,,, Maw 3 Q r ' c N. 0' - Y 6 a i, i it 1 xli ij cy, , 'X x Af' ' ,-, A Build today, then, strong and sure, Willa a Iirm and ample base: And ascending and secure Shall tomorrow limi its place, --HENRY WAuswo1a'1'11 l-oNc311iai Low L.,.w.., 'f W. 4 ' Ten .rGi3'..NRi'E54Zi6S2:t9g?ziC,miz'Af2A?.T1?,2QSP.Qz2QiQ,Qh- , ., vlfhfrnmi If .. .-1. J. W. MURPHY, A.B., A.M. O. E. BONECUTTER, Ph.B. Superintendent of Schools G. B. H. S. Principal University of Kansas University of Chicago Columbia University K. S. A. C., Manhattan Science BOARD OP EDUCATION DR. ADDISON KENDALL FRED L. HANS, Pres. XXlILL EDMAN F. A. EWING C. E. HOWELL VERNON FRYBERGER. Vice-Pres. i . 6 Q E1Q3E?5iff Q G? i 27L3?JQi?QiiZG 4 NJA? Ye.fQ35 U '929 R XEOWW wvfigfijfidfxl Eleven 'TI 1 :J '-- ii Q, ' qt . K5b:f.ft..' 4 M I TWILA SHOEMAKER, A.B. University of Kansas Latin MADELENE SCOTT, B.S. K. S. T. C., Emporia University of California Physcial Education MARY TRUXAL, A.B. . University of Colorado' - Mathematics fp: ALICE MELLOR, B.S. FAM K. S. T. C., Emporia Ln Home Economics, Art , MILFRED RIDDLE, A.B. Bethany College Music ff. A I WK .,.,. ,,,,,. ,,.,-,, I N-W. 1 I fl 4' - ' ui li 5 .1 1' M- - -W., ,. , ov., -V-..,, .35 Wil MX . 4 5 ll' x ,:, ,'fx l lt ,Iii c A ' .J I-.L T NELL ROBERSON K. s. T. C., Pittsburg COMMERCE af' J' Jw AVIS SIPES K. S. T. C., Emporia Secretary I Q P' ' 17 R, C. DENTON , , A Baldwin University r 1 A C' 4 ' Commerce EDA ALLIS, A.B. Baker University Normal Training, English EMMA SAGE, A.B. Washbtxrn College Spanish, French fr-illil,STXix':' N, , qt' HS 7.5--..x L- i l inf' it ,ji 52.-ft 4' gag ' lf? exyitaaaqyyyftxxf, W L Wulf ',,,, ll ...lxllg .'Q..i'f..f.H.g.,li.llf TE! YL mhz -Lgbi , SJ.: Twelve X Cari T U 1357 23 R. D. BROOKS LEONA MUENCH i K. S. T. C., Pittsburg Librarian Kansas University W Manual Training WLAA FQ, S- SARAH SPEER, di I NOVMA MERING, A.B., A.M. K. S. T. C., Emporia -L ' A :'gUniversity of Chicago Civics, History 1 P History . U 'K I EDNA TAUL, Ph.B. A I, University of Chicago H, ,L Inu' ALICE JACOBS, A.B. 5,5 Sterling College LAW University of Chicago E I'h,PbI'S k'f , - , ng is u ic pea ing WAR. LV. K English HARRY DODD, A.B. 'TETHEL LOWRY, A.B. KHHSJS UUiV2fSifY - fi 5 University of Missouri SCIIGVICG A D' Mathematics ARTHUR HOCH, B.S. H. J. CROCKETT, A.B. K. S. T. C., Emporia K. S. T. C., E ' Physical Education , F 1 mpona ff , x Science ' 'ig T Physical Education S4 y A J-SSD QLD'-A 9 ,gi Q i , i?gti g.,fQmaaf 629 thffwafaafiagfw Thirteen MyW1' 'S . 4. -I I if-1 52 E ii1.re?'?, 24 l 3 'l 3' n I 'F is 1 4. ish . 1. ,gi I is T3 'if P N 1 fi ,i , 4. .r c 4 .5 1 M . ,,, iii s F?-H M. ef Peggy - I iff tags ei fi I 31 -Vi T'53ipi,A 60511250 V00 Cid QJEQL English I Algebra I General Science Foreign Language I Physical Education' - CURRICULUMS COLLEGE PREPARATORY English II Geometry Foreign Language II Elective l unit Physical Education' English III Constitution' Civics' Advanced Algebra' Solid Geometry' Elective 1 unit ' American History Physics Elective 2 units I COMMERCIAL English I English II English Ill American History Elective 1 unit Bookkeeping Constitution' Science General Science Business Arithmetic' Civics' Office Training Penmanship' Economics' Shorthand Commercial Geography Elective l unit Typewriting Physical Education' Physical Education' GENERAL English I English II English III American History Algebra I Geometry Constitution' Elective 3 units General Science Elective 2 units Civics' Elective l unit Physical Education' Elective 2 units Physical Education' NORMAL English I English II English llI American History Algebra I Geometry Constitution' Psychology' Elective 2 units Agriculture Civics' Geography' Physical Education' Elective 1 unit Physiology' Grammar' Physical Education' Science Methods id Management' Elective M unit Arithmetic' Reading' ' M unit course. . 2 unit course ' Foreign language recommended ri274fQf'im?We Q D '929 2tsa?49ffvf'SWD,Ji Pu , , tfr...i kin CTW -le V'-Xt W , , ffxf' 13 W0 Fourteen 'C ,f FfW 11'0 's' 9 9-01 f X X YY-OW EAW N1 NOT AN unnza DROP H X x INN WSH Que' my-vrfg Y' S ff Q Z 155 E , Z Atl l g X1 W th 'lf' ,,-1f-'w - YA C' - '-x El... X -53-5,-:mr-H ff ff , f A w L Q XV J F S X ' x xx f' a ,X ' X ' ' f ' , X X X A X XX .. . A s W !- . i ' 1 4 4 X' ' ,I 1 I ,lf - WLQRF 'M 3- . 'X ,..u-1--4'.- fr - 7 - 1 2 fx -,. Y, f ,Qggj E H dl ' f Mi A 2 I-.ik iii ' Q' V - , 3 A-1 4 - fs- Et 232237, 1: , X '- -1 ,V 5' fi? 'T J Q, -:,:.:-- V- Y 4,1323 3? 1 -X, f S r '---- - 5 Ex 4 ' lo 5535s , ' X ' 1 ,, 1 5 5 'ilfi .fx , Q YElx iiig 'EE -x 2 E X rs is E35 21 . 2 1 1-- X51 .X ix 1 if ' ' X:-i K 21 2 , .x , -A ,Ex 2 XX 5 S1 5 'L , ., , .xx N 3 ff' 5 xbxif - 6 ' 5 , 1 gf, A 17 0 .. , A f Q F XY x- V - 1 114 :gg 1 X43 if ff .IFN - V34 fam - ,4 I - K N' X L , - 1 n f 1 :,, .... ' ' : 2 1, xx if-' A i :fe 1-2 , . Q Mn gg, .1 -X4 , -,,.,.,,,,,,,-.t . , . .,-- -A A- ,-- f- Q L - L, . - . -,WY '- 'f 'f3,-,,-., .... , , - V , f- -A:-eh?-f-.T .vj f- ' Q , f .. 'A . ' -.gm 1 4' ' I SSESQR 'fix -4Jx7L' 4 aaiea L1'.E.x FRANCES HAMMOND Yice-President 4: Class Treas- urer 2: G. R. Play 4: Pepper- ettes 4: Flambeaux 1-2-3: Glee Club 4: G. R. 1-2-3-4: Debate 3: Basketball 2. RAYMOND THOMPSON Class Secretary 4: Rhorea Edi- -tor 4: Red and Black Boys, sec. -4g Senior Play: Mixed Chor- us 4. X275 SEQEND ts Emo MAURICE BARRICKLOW Class President 4: Vice-Presi- dent 3: Secretary 2: Football 3- 4: B. Club 4: Red and Black Boys 4: Glee Club 2: Operetta 2: Junior Play, Senior Play: Mixed Chorus 4. ELIZABETH EDMAN Class Treasurer 4: Flambeaux 2-3: Pepperette 42 Glee Club 2-3: Hays Music Contest 2-3: Operetta 2-3: Cantata 2: Mixed Chorus 4: Girl Reserve 4. SENIOR BOULDERS Back in the Stone Ages, men fought hard for what they wanted: foes were conquered and the world moved gradually. Through constant grasping for new things, civilization was established. Today, we. like cavemen, are led by our own ingenuity into things before us. And so it is recorded that the old hunting grounds of knowledge became too small to hold all the tribes of G. B. H. S, The Great Bend bands were fighting hard for a new Held, a place large enough to supply our wants. This new land was opened up in 1925 in our new High School building. The youngest tribe entering this field of learning. but yet the largest, having one hundred and twenty-live young conquerors, was the Class of '29, Our true leaderg Helen Bales, was elected to command this wonderful band. Protection was necessary. and the Lions Club voluntarily appointed themselves as our guardians. The second year in the field was also a gain. J. B. Brown, an able chieftain, was elected President. The Class of '27 tried to overpower us in a conflict but we stood steadfast: at least we won a tin loving cup, which we had engraved at their cost. The third year was a most victorious one: our warriors overpowered all in the battles. Our new leader, Florence Harrison, led us through a most memorable year, and a wonderful banquet was the reward: This year is the last one of the tribe, until it shall disband and unite with greater tribes. The great warrior chieftain, Maurice Barricklow, has led the Class of '29 through the last great year together. As these warriors go out to become leaders in their own field, may they cherish the thoughts of the Held where they were victorious in gaining the foundation of their knowledge. ' -R. T. i'll.C33iibQ.. QUQSZQQ -ff ewtzesfteaewwim 622 t..f2itsssft-Qafsti.-f?lf'sTbfW Sixteen 417 1' QQ? 1330.211 EDA RIGGEN Girl Reserve 2-3 -4 MARGARET BENNETT Girl Reserve 3-4: Junior Play 3. ESTON ROSE Football 3-4: Basketball 1-2-3- 4: Track 1-2-3-4: B Club 4: Gym Circus 2: Red and Black Boys 4: Mixed Chorus 3-4: Newton 3. DOROTHY W1LSON Glee Club 2: Operetta 2: Mixed Chorus 2: Girl Reserve 1-2-3- -l: Junior Play 3. HELEN OPIE Basketball 1-2-3: Baseball 1-2- 32 Tennis 2-3: Flambeaux 1- 2-3: Pepperettes 4: Glee Club 1-2-3-4: Operetta l-2-3: Can- tata 2: Quartette 2-3-4: Mixed Chorus 2-4: Girl Reserve 1-2- 3-4: G. R. Play 3-4: G. R. Conference, Hutchinson 2: Camp Vv'ood 3: G. R. Cabinet 4: Rhorea Staff 4: Hays Con- 'test Z-3-4: Pratt Contest 4. CHARLES ROGERS lfootball 3-4: B Club 3-4: Gym Circus 1-2: Flambeaux 3: Mix- ed Chorus 4: Rhorea Staff 4: Red and Black Boys 4. rj: f-1 C 1' Pqti '91 . f J. B. BROWN Flambeaux 2-3: Red and Black Boys 4: Glee Club 2: Class President 2: Operetta 2: Jun- ior Play 3. NORA ZUTAVERN Basketball 2: Plambeaux 2-3: Pepperettes 4: Glee Club 1-2: Debate 3-4: Operetta 1-2: Can- tata 2: Mixed Chorus 2: Girl Reserve l-2-3-4: G. R. Confer- ence, Estes, Lutheran Camp, Bide-a-Wee: G. R. Cabinet 2- 3-4. ZELDA BROWN Typewriting Team 3-4: Glee Club 1-4: Accompanist 4: Can- tata 1: Mixed Chorus 1-4: Ac- companist 4: Girl Reserve l-2- 3-4. ROY LOVITT JR. Football 3: Basketball 1-2-3-42 Tennis 3-4: Gym Circus 2. ELIZABETH POST Flambeaux 1-2-3: Pepperettes, 4: Glee Club 1-2-3: Operetta 1-2-31 Cantata 2: Mixed Chor- us 2-4: Girl Reserve 1-2-3-4: G. R. Play 3: G. R. Confer- ence, Hutchinson, 3: Lutheran Camp, 3: G. R. Cabinet 3: Rhorea Staff 4. ESTHER KOCH Girl Reserve 1-2-3-4 Emile fffia ifsc Yes: it?-Sf B-We '929 -s Dufoei94aLl'62Qtifo ed , 4 Zffuv 1 J GLADYS MURPHY l GLADYS BATMAN Girl Reserve 4 , ELMER LUCAS Gym Circus I-2: Band 2-3-4: Track 4. ROSELIND SMITH Glee Club 2-3: Operetta 2-3: Cantata 2: Mixed Chorus 4: Girl Reserve I-2-3-4, HELEN TOWNSLEY Iilambeaux l-2-3: Pepperettes 4: Glee Club 2: Operetta 2: Cantata 2: Vice-President 3: Girl Reserve I-2-3-4: G. R. Play 3-4: G. R. Cabinet 4: Junior Play 3: Rhorea Staff 4: Cheer Leader 4: Senior Play. MAURICE FAULKNER Football 1: Basketball, Capt. of Aviators, 4: Gym Circus 2: Flambeaux l-2-3: Band I-2-3: Red and Black Boys 4: Glee Club 4: Operetta 1: Class Treasurer 3: Junior Play 3: Rhorea Staff 4: Orchestra 2-3- 4: Cheer Leader 4: Band Leader 4: Senior Play. i:ig4?iFo, Sage PAUL SU ELLENTROP Gym Circus 2-3: Plambeaux 2- 3: Band 2-3-4: Mixed Chorus 4: Senior Play. LOUISE COOK MANETTA OTTE Iilambeaux 3: Girl Reserve 4. GEORGE YOUNKIN Football 3-4: Track 3: B Club 3-4: Gym Circus I-2: Class Treasurer I. FLORENCE HARRISON Basketball 1-2-3: Baseball 1-2- 3: Flambeaux I-2-3: Pepper- ettes 4: Glee Club I-2-3-4: Operetta 1-2-3: Cantata 2: Mixed Chorus 2-3: Class Pres- ident 3: Girl Reserve I-2-3-4: G. R. Play 1-2-3: G. R. Con- ference, Estes, 2: G. R. Cabinet, 4: Rhorea Staff 4: Quartet 2- 3-4: Hays Contest 2-3-4: Em- poria Contest I: Senior Play: Pratt Contest 4. may FLORE CE STANLEY I bw QSQKI mzeefteaetew-355 -Sz htwaaewrm Eighteen , qwfff T f 052157 30350 SARAH OWEN DORIS DEVORE Dodge City High 1-2: Ford High 3: Debate 4: Girl Reserve 4: G. R. Play 4: Senior Play. FOREST GREGORY Track 3: Flambeaux 2-3: Band 2-3-4: Glee Club 1: Operetta l: Mixed Chorus 4: Junior Play: Orchestra 2-3-4. GEORGIA KAPLICKY Lorraine 1-2: Ellsworth 3. LUCILE PASCHAI.. Girl Reserve 3. JOHN REINECKE lflambcaux 2-3: Red and Black Boys 4: Glee Club 2: Operetta 2: Vice-President 1: Junior Play. F'-7 15s Q, HOK J. ,A ,X HAROLD KRAMER Football 4: Track 4: Wrestling 2: Gym Circus l-2-3. MARGARET WELSH Flambeaux l-2-3: Debate 3-4: Girl Reserve 2-3-4. VIRGINIA WEATHERS Girl Reserve 3-4: Orchestra 3-4. KARL I-IEMKER Football 3-4: Basketball 2-3: b Track 3: B Club 3-4: Gym Circus l-2: Red and Black Boys 4: Glee Club 2-3: Operetta 2- 3: Mixed Chorus 4. HELEN STEWART Flambeaux 2-3: Glee Club, 2- 3: Operetta 2: Cantata 2: Girl Reserve 3-4. BERYL GARDNER Basketball 2: Glee Club 2-3: Operetta 2-3: Cantata 2: Mixed Chorus 2-4: Girl Reserve 1-2- 3-4: Orchestra 2-3-4. fi!-QUTQSY 'D Q' ' 3 I U V ' Nineteen . uf . T' 75493 L7 Y'-' 'I J 'J ' ' ' ale:-,mg Ufrl ihldhll 'll QQ?-NMHV' ' f 'Atv tl fide:-ite.. 1.u-L1AN WRIGHT l Illambeaux 2-3: Glce Club Z-3: HERMAN S-I--ROBIN! Operetta 2: Cantata 2: Girl Re- serve 1,2,3.4- Gym Circus 2. MARY BURGTORI: ALICE SMITH Basketball 3: Baseball 3: Girl Reserve 3-4. Basketball 'Sz Baseball 3: Girl Reserve Z--l. PAUL KITCH I2lDoracIo l: Football 3-4: B Club 4: Gym Circus 2: Flam- MARTHA VVEFRS beaux 2-3: Red and Black Boys 4 4: Glee Club 2: Debate 2: Op- Cllll Rcsclvc 3 l' eretta 2: Mixed Chorus 4: Jun- ior Play 3: Senior Play 4: Ora- tion4, 4,1735 ,.. Y f 7 f 11, 16-'jrrffi if!-'f ful '-' PM H1 OLD IiM.I-ER J-a Football 4: Basketball, Shoot- MILDRED BEAUMEL ing Stars, 4: Track 3-4: Gym Girl Reserve 3-4: Shorthand Circus 1-Z: Typewriting Team Team 4. 4: Shorthand Team 4: Senior Play 4. ELEANOR MOSES IZVELYN WORDEN Basketball Z: Baseball 2-3: Basketball 2-3: Flambeaux 2: Irlambcaux 2,35 Glcc Club 2,33 Baseball 235 Glff Club ll'2i Operetta 2: Cantata 2: Mixed Operetta 1-2: Cantata 2: Mixed Chorus 43 Girl Rcscrvc 1.2.3- Chorus 4: Girl Reserve l-2-3- 4, G, R. Play 2.3.43 Hays 47 G- R- Cabinet 43 VOHCY' Music Contest Z: Vollcy Ball 33 Ball 33 HWS Muslc Contest 2' G. R. Conference, Estes, 2: G. R. Cabinet 3: Junior Play 3. , ITIZRN CHAMBERLAIN Basketball Z: Baseball Z: Glec Club 1-2: Operetta 1-2: Girl Reserve l-Z-3-4: Ilstes 4: Or- RAYMOND HABERMAN . chestra 3-4. Y Y l Qi Q- ua e--Q-essfo fxiiilililif-45? all 1929 mlwfbffxe-117f'lQ.L-Qiofxl Twenty tid,-32,051 GX? FAITH HELM Glec Club 2: Girl Reserve 2-3- 4: G. R. Conference, Dodge City. 3. LOYALL KOMAREK Track 3: Gym Circus 1-2: Flambeaux 2-3: Band 2-3-4: Mixed Chorus 4: Orchestra 2- 3-4: Emporia Music Contest 2-3. WWC qffcmffyeft DOROTHY WILGUS Lyons l: Baseball 2: Glee Club 4: Girl Reserve l-2-3-4: Vol- ley Ball 3. EEE-w IRWIN ROBINSON Basketball. Wildcat Capt. 4: Track l-2-3-4: Gym Circus 2: Flambeaux 1-2-3: Band 1-2-3: Class Secretary 2: Orchestra 2-3. HELEN HULL Flambeaux 2-3: Glee Club 42 Girl Reserve l-2-3-4: Orches- tra 2-3-4. MAURICE GUNN Gym Circus 1-2: Flainbeaux 1. QW QA! 'Ethel Q an-4 ca. film, RAY IJOTEETE GENEQEVE GIELQEN Lf Football 3-4. Girl Reserve 2-3-4. I ELIZABETH KEEGAN Pepperettes 4: Glee Club 2-3: Operetta 2: Cantata 2: Mixed .4 Chorus 4: Girl Reserve l-2-3- PHILIP IELTON 4: G. R. Play 3-4: G. R. Con- Debate 4- ference, Estes, 3: Volley Ball 3: Senior Play 4. ELMER COLEGROVE Track 2-3: B Club 2-3-4: LUCILE MYERS Band 2-3-4: Mixed Chorus 4: . Orchestra 2-3' Girl Reserve 3-4. Y 1 s I e at Q Gil mf, gb. , x 4127 Q 0 E 'L' 9 0.7 Q D f Q Q VA5sU.25?fY'gfQ1Q7. . t '929 LRZWSOKSSM QH70 ' Twenty-One 1733 6030 if ALICE HENNING Iilambcaux 3: Girl Reserve 4. l.OIS DIE KLYN Basketball 2: Baseball 3: Pep- perettes 4: Cantata 2: Girl Re- serve l-2-3-4. l.UCIl.E KELLY Bloom. Kansas. l-2: Granada. Colo., 3. LOUISE PORTER Dodge City l-2-3: G. R. Play 4: Girl Reserve 4. ALITONSO BRISCOE liootball l-Z-3-4: Basketball lt Track 1-2-3-4: B Club 2-3-4 Gym Circus 2-3. -QQ. gscfastfl I.EI-IMAN KEEGAN Football Z: B Club 2-3-41 Iilambeaux Z-3: Glee Club 1- 2-3: Operetta Z-4. I'IIll.EN BALES Baseball 3: Peppercttes 4: Glee Club Z: Cantata 2: Class Presi- dent l: Girl Reserve l-Z-3-42 G. R. Play 2. MABEI. TOMNITZ Basbetball 2-3: Baseball 2-31 Tennis Z-3: Pepperettcs 4: Typewriting Team 3-4: Glee Club l-Z-4: Operetta l-2: Cantata Z: Mixed Chorus Z-4: Girl Reserve l-Z-3-43 G. R. Play Z-3-4: G. R. Conference. Camp Wood 3: G. R. Cabinet 4: Orchestra 3-45 Volley Ball 3: Hays Music Contest 2: Em- poria Music Contest 3: Senior Play. l.E ROY WIl-I-IS Hastings. Nebr.. l-2: Basket- ball 3-4: Tennis 3: B Club 3- 4: Senior Play 4, ITRIED KELLEY Gym Circus Z. ALICE LEROUX Though God has called' lifes sun to set. That one. so dear, we'll ne'er forget. omg I 9 6 ' 3 E iv TT' Qoiiawaww awaaimyw 11 was Q? 0 W 0552! QJQO HELEN RUSSELL EARL THOMPSON Junior President Vice-President LUCILE HANS ALICE ZUTAVERN Secretary Treasurer JUNIOR ROCKS Many years ago, when the Stone Age was in its prime, a tribe called Freshmen came forth to conquer the world, and on their journey halted at the Great Bend High School, intending to remain four years to prepare themselves to go out into the world to do brave deeds and to conquer the diihculties of life. They chose, that year, Cora Harris for their leader. The Freshman Tribe had three other tribes battling against them, but they managed to hold their own. The second year they ascended one more step on this ladder of knowledge and were then known as the Sophomore Tribefwith Max Leek as their chieftain, Then came the third year, and with more knowledge gained they ascended to the third step. Under the leadership of Helen Russell they have had a successful year and now as Juniors have only one rival tribe, the Seniors. During these three years this tribe has had many of its , brave men prominent in the athletic field and this year the tribe has come forth in the dramatic field. In 1930 the tribe will have ascended the four steps of this ladder of knowledge and will leave this battlelield of lessons to go out into the world and accomplish other difficult deeds. -K. S. and J, V. Q5 bo p 4 f U o pgs QQ Qdgetemwg iwtwefagoh Twenty-Three 437 'C I 598, QW 0320230 'MSU 5 EVELYN XVAGAMAN ' RUTH ELY TEDRICK IRXVIN MARJORIE TRESTER MILES COLE IVIILDRED CLAIR CLARENCE BAKER IDA BAUER PAUL JACK KATHERINE JONES KEITH RUSSELL A93 2. K 760 WIP' ,U ISBEL MOSES KY ' ' Q RALPH BUTTON 9 OLETA EWING WM- xi'-44-of , 'L FN mwuk I . M NORMAN ALMQUIST ZAZEI, WESLEY ELMER DUITT KATHERINE HEALZER ELDON STEURI MARGARET SMYTH I 063 -' o ' Q I ucv 77 QQYQ RQKSKSQMQEQ I Twenty-Four - -Ckfif' , 0 CF 60.2250 DOROTHY MOSES PHYLLIS ROBISON HAZEL HULL ELMO WEATHERS FRIEDA MAUSOLF GERTRUDE KUMMER CLARENCE BRANDT . SILVIA WILSON CHESTER SEELEY VERNA WARD REX MORRISON ,L L25 JOE SELBY KATHERINE SAMS JOHN DAHM ALVIN OTTE VIVIAN WALTERS MAINARD BRANDT ROY BURRIS MARIE SCHMALIAN RUSSELL HUNTER Crm , D ,S V X ESQ?-iS,wQQzf35D Twenty-Five ,qQ?W f'?Q7iQ,j-w-'X hx fy fi C'-igfxri' if N , Y, .. RTHUR ADAMS 741110 QM mM7?3C'UI3R1Tu KRAMER CLEATYS UNRUH PAUL BAIER JULIA BRADY VIRGIL MAUSOLF JORDAN COLE MAURINE UNRUH RICHARD GUNN 7 N . ' + 'K-1-T'T'Q'-f Q 1' X Qmx JUNE VOLLMER RUTH GREGORY 4 X . flaw fy RUBY LUTHER fDONALD KELLY ROSA GABEL MARGARET SMITH FRANK BAGBY MARGUERITE TAYLOR LUCILLE McMULLEN PAULINE GABEL IRENE GAGELMAN -I Avg UAS? Twp? QSSFKI wmwwgvwhiix0wLikmEQ?m?mf1 Twenty-Six Qfrf f HELEN OTTE DOROTHY HAAS FRANK MARSH CLARK WILLIAMS JOHN EWING JW' CHARLES HAYES ALFRED RUSCO HERBERT EMBRY 74 lf! CLARENCE RUSCO IRENE DIXON JOHN DYER ,. Q23 5, Q Y E fs, T-, Q Twenty-Seven ' ' ' Www 055 Wedge? Qlf53f 3J'. ribdigse HARRY HARMS VIRGINIA POST President Vice-President STOKE IZDMAN IZLDON EXXIING Secretary Treasurer l l L SOPHOMORE PEBBLES In the year of 1927, the tribe of cave dwellers known as Iireshmen entered the Great Bend High School. Being rugged conquerors. naturally they were fast workers, and so they held a meeting for selecting the ofiicers for the tribe. Charles Murphy was selected as chief, Walter Fuhr as chief-in-waiting, Mildred Barricklow as the chief's private secretary. and Danelda Harper as the treasure tender. They succeeded in getting only fourth place in the basketball tournament. but this did not dampen their spirits any, and they went on through that wonderful first year successfully. In 1928 they entered the high school under the name of Sophomores. This time the tribe's great chief was Harry Harms, and the chief-in-waiting was Virginia Post. Stoke Edman and Eldon Ewing, two able warriors, were in charge of the stone records and the treasure hoard. This year they got third place in the tournament, thus a little better than the first great year. They nnished the first semester with a bang and are in hopes of turning out a 100 per cent Junior Class for the 1929 fall term. -S. E. 9 e UG: ' v g SSFQ A9155-'iteafwwe e .92 2??5sQe95?z.fQsEb Twenty.-Eight ' -W ia mf4sQ's15f2E5t2Zziff,L1tQ6i26? 7sQf2Elt'??w - Alvina Amerine Melba Arnold Cecil Axtell Christine Axtell Mildred Barricklow Ruth Batman Mary Blankenship Keith Bondurant Rex Brack Lorene Britten Lester Brown Merle Brown Ulanda Brown Harry Bryant Fern Cain Emerson Campbell Dorothy Carmichael Jule Coleman Opal Converse Frances Cook Frances Cox Clement Dauksch Eric Dymond Stoke Eclman Elizabeth Eppstein Marjorie Ericks Elwin Everett Eldon Ewing Maurine Faulkner 'Fheda Felton Thelma Foreman Lula Fugger YValter Fuhr Norma Gagelman Irene Gardner Evelyn Gordon Vernon Gruber Harry Harms Danelda Harper Vivian Harris Junior Hart Lesley Hermes Hazelle Hill Eunice Hiss Dorothy Hunter Ruth Johnson ?w'?i55aQwQE 95fZe5fQaf?f3i L W P L55 f-J ' f ,-fQ'?4: ,i ,,?Ja-Jgwfa-ff x :K x? i 'W' Q51 t3vTi?P.', UQ 7, 1 'I T k n,N-fx Klllgii Ym Katherine Jones Ben Kejr Warren Keller Margaret Kelly Mary Kendall Gertrude Kennedy Herman Liese lilva Luther Ruby Luther Malvin Marchand l.ouis Marsh livelyn Matson Arthur Merten Charles Murphy Alfred Myers Lois Parish Irwin Pettit Mildred Pettit Bernard Pipes Beula Porter Virginia Post J 1, we 7 1 Maxine Riddle Georgia Reynolds William Rogers Orville Rusco Iiidelia Schlup Gladys Schneider Rae Schulz John Scott Leo Suellentrop Ralph Thornburg Mary Esther Tonkin Mildred Tucker Mary Van Pelt Ralph Wells J. B. Weltmer Louise Werhahn Manly Whaley Selma Werhahn Anona Wilson Opal Vv'ilson Edwin Witte l1l1ilipRaup JOC W00d Raddle Richardson f G' i ripgsfgl M Jttftefi-9ftwfxtP.:4?'e0fw Thirty 4,Jx7'i 1 ages WALTER AMEND, JR. President RUSSELL PASCHAL Vice-President EARL MOHR Secretary -Treasurer FRESHMAN SAND It is scarcely necessary for us to introduce ourselves, the Freshman Tribe of 1932. But for the sake of those dwellers in the great G. B. H. S. Cave of Learning who cannot see our accom- plishments, we relate some of the conflicts of our nrst year. As a young, rugged band we endeared ourselves to our elders by our winning ways and our adorable mannerisms of actions. Contrary to the general rule, we have been looked up to and loved by our superiors. When the master-god of the cliff-dwellers, Mr. O. E. Bonecutter, calls upon the school in general for great deeds, the Freshman tribe's names are called first. Why? Not because we are the youngest. but because we are the most daring. We must confess, since the other bands of the school call us green, that a rolling stone gathers no moss, and green moss won't gather on a roving band of tribesmen like the Class of '32, Quoting from Montgomery Ward '25 Co., the supply house that furnishes everything to our cave-dwellers but sheepskins, we may say that we are a remarkable class of superior and high-grade quality. What truer words can be quoted? As to the school conflicts and battles, we can say that we have supplied strong warriors for the school. Five of our brave fighters were on the football tirst team, and two have been hard fighters in basketball. This is a swell showing for our great tribe. We will surely go out as graduates in 1932 as a successful band. msec E We Q 1:7 . 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Thirty-Six 1 A A4 Y ,ME GIRL RESERVES Gracious in manner Impartial in judgment Ready for service Loyal to friends Reaching toward the best Earnest in purpose Seeing the beautiful Eager for knowledge Reverent toward God Victorious over self Ever dependable Sincere at all times The Girl Reserves try their best to live up to their code in every way. It is a beautiful organization, spiritually and religiously. At the beginning of the year a membership campaign was held. Then to get better acquainted we had a Gypsy Patteran which was held at Lake Barton. In November we had the G. R, play Miss Somebody Elsef' being a success dramatically and financially. In December the G. R. sent delegates to the mid-Winter G. R. conference at Sterling. These girls were sent so that they might come back to help inspire the others. We have enjoyed several parties this year, Halloween party, a Valentine party, and we had a tea for our mothers. We are also planning on a mothers and daughters banquet soon. Our cabinet oflicers are: Nora Zutavern, president: Lucile Hans, vice-president and mem- bership chairman: Helen Opie, treasurer and linance chairman: Mildred Barricklow, secretary: Helen Townsley, social chairman: Mable Tomnitz, service chairman: Evelyn Wordon, program me - Y 2 YJ QQ? ESUNRQMQQQBED 6, 1922 Qc2g' :'?Z34f? Thirty-Seven NORA ZUTAVERN MISS EDNA TAUL MARGARET WELSH KEITH BONDURANT Coach DORIS DEVORE Negative Team Affirmative Team Interest in debate this year has been greater than is usual for Great Bend High School. The season opened with the Hrst team composed of three experienced debaters and one new member. The second team was an entirely new and inexperienced squad. Both teams entered an Invitation Tournament sponsored by the Delta Epsilon Alpha Forensics League, at Coats, Kansas, on October 22 and 23, and as a result there are two new loving cups in our trophy case, and each member of both teams has a medal. The State League debates opened with Great Bend matched against Hoisington on January 12. Hoisington was the victor in this debate. Great Bend losing 3-0 in both places. But this defeat only spurred the Great Bend debaters on, and in the debate with St. John on January ZZ, Great Bend came out victorious. The Stafford debate on February 13 was a tie-the amrmative losing Z-l, and the negative winning Zfl. The final debate with Sterling on Iiebruary ZZ was another victory for Great Bend. The season closed with a tourna- ment at Hays on March 22 and Z3. In this tournament, Margaret Welsh placed on the all-star team. We feel that our success. if it may be called that, is due in a great part to the patient and untiring efforts of our coach, Miss Edna Taul. She worked with us faithfully for three months, and without her help we never could have won. The others winning medals at Coats were Clarence Brandt, Miles Cole, Tedrick Irwin, and Ralph Button. -M W- 3 -I - 1 5 ts V N J -ggpa eeaaaaclebi eereeftea? Thirty-Eight Q?r?i?alQiQ,i?f5J'ALe?EQ0ZQa-'F?f1.g3 ,A arrears QGQQEQQAQQGQQOQQG O cf W qfwtffofeo femme U are 0 j 92579 GQ EDITORIALS AS SEEN ABOUT THE SCHOOL Do you know what Pep is? That is a question many times before this term that has had to be debated. Enthusiasm in school functions this term has exceeded all others years by a great margin. Many things were accomplished in the line of sports with almost the entire school-body and townspeople backing the teams. A general revolution has come about this term in Pep. New Pep clubs were started this year that did their bit in arousing the school spirit. New songs and yells have been composed, and two real live-wire leaders, Helen Townsley and Maurice Faulkner, have led us to victory in keep- ing this Pep back Of the teams. Stunts were carried out that emphasized vic- tory to the spectators, and victory was ours many and many times. There are other things in old G. B. H. S. that are somewhat unknown. There are organizations in the school, and which are not secret, that little is heard of. How many knew that the Latin students are organized and call themselves the Societas Latina? They held their Roman banquet on March 21, 1929, carrying out the customary habits of the ancients by reclining on benches by the tables. That's a very restful mood to be in. Another organization of the school is the B Club. This group of school heroes and men who have won cups and honor have done one big thing in the sense of school viewpoints. No rival city could put anything over on them, so they forbid foreign letter sweaters to be worn in G. B. H. S. This was a dirty trick to make the home girls date only home boys. Whether or not it works as for dates, yet outside letters are not worn in school now. A change was made in the Senior play cast after the pictures were taken. Paul Suellentrop took Eston Rose's place as Mr. John Hargrave. The Senior play as a whole was a case of think or thwimf' according to Billy. Epidemics sometimes cause a great decrease in the school roll. This year such a decrease has been noticeable in G. B. H. S. twice. First came the flu. and then later the measles swept us to our beds. Oh, well! it gave some of the tired students a needed rest, anyhow. ' 5 W Y3 CD0 tiQ UZ7'Z7'45,3c?'-be .ii Q QNUMWQQAQQWCQ D . 1929 s2SEOMwVAQ 3 Thirty-Nine .eg svaoaaeaegg wo, M530 V53 QJEQL MUSIC IN G. B. H. S. ORCHESTRA Left to Right: First Row-Rex Morrison, Keith Bondurant, Loyal Komarek, Maurice Faulkner, J. B. Weltmer. Second Row-Beryl Gardner, Fern Chamberlain, Mabel Tomnitz, Milfred Riddle flnstructorl, Zelda Brown, Helen Hull, Fern Walkley. MIXED CHORUS First Row--Alice Zutavern, Beryl Gardner, Paul Suellentrop, Karl Hemker. Elmer Colegrove. Catherine Healzer, Katherine Sams. Second Row-Helen Russell. Eleanor Moses. Evelyn Worden, Ruth Gregory, Paul Kitch, Rae Schulz. Rex Brack, Milfred Riddle Clnstructorj, Rosalind Smith, Lucile Hans. Third Row-Gertrude Kennedy. Oleta Ewing. Ruth Ely, June Vollmer. Eston Rose, Maurice ' - Barricklow. Elmer Duft, Margaret Smyth, Florence Stanley, Elizabeth Keegan. Fourth Row-Fern Walkley. Elizabeth Edman, Ulanda Brown, Dwight Younkin. Loyal Komarek, Raymond Thompson, lsbel Moses, Helen Opie, Mabel Tomnitz, Elizabeth Post, Florence Harrison, Zelda Brown. GIRLS QUARTET Oleta Ewing, First Soprano: Eleanor Moses. Second Soprano Helen Opie, First Alto: Florence Harrison, Second Alto Although Great Bend High School can boast of no Glee Clubs, some inter- est has been shown in Orchestra, Mixed Chorus, and Girls' Quartet, and also in individual contests. The Quartet entered three state contests along with many individual contestants. One of the most outstanding events of the season was the musical program that was broadcasted from the Wichita station by Katherine Sams, Loyal Ko- marek, Eleanor Moses, Elizabeth Edman, Florence Harrison, Helen Opie, and Oleta Ewing. Speaking of Big Events in the Lives of Little Men -and Great Bend has been on the air ever since. wt F Q7 gg? fijisaesasiiiw sgszsssmfassg Forty 1' Q -.f Y... .... .Y .-f ' A , ,Vx g, x x ,X ll, M15 P AQ? f' 14' V ,f W ,I .u 1 f , X ,A ' Q K. ' u '- f ., ,,,-, IM, 1 . -'U ,L ' ' I 'f'.A1-- -x. X J F Y EV f 2 . s' x . N. . W x L - t WLM ,uv -,Z-,vl ,'.1,,,,, ' -QA- . -M , , ... '-7-4 F 2 .- X , Xfp, Y' fl g,'M.,4X1-X. X1 ' ' V . .Lf X X l'orly-Une 4 ,' H uf. -c.. ,' L..'LX X J ,-1' 1'-11,f7eY4?'t2Ttss45g?Qi7 0 Q53GG Q5j 'ZZiiifRW49i22ffWfl5fSQf45f?f?1 Qlidfyg e V09 ew iii l i i THE PEPPERETTES Rah? Rahf Rahf Yotfd ought'ta hear 'em yell: That everyones a Pepperette you could surely tell. You begin to wonder whats the cause of all of this? Then listen to the history and you'll know a peppy miss. ln the fall of 1928 a group of girls Decided a pep club to make: And in the midst of sports hurled All their pep and vim, And expanded their lungs To help their team to win. A snappy pep song was sting. By a member the composing was done. To make money they sold at the games Hot dogs. candy, pop, and gum- To help l-eeep the spectators somewhat tame. linrolled in this club are thirty names, They all wear scarfs and tams the same. Their motto meets with little opposition- 'Pepperettes put pep in the proper proposition. Helen Townsley . . . i President 5ifQiiif'i?Sa'. ' .'Sgacxlififffliiff Leona Muench . .... Sponsor ,lift-37 in-1 G- ' C37 693523 m1z57sef1iQ4a2QQf.fKat r 1922 e2tsm.9.vffa2E,-Qlwnfa Forty-Two -f,gasaeia'2afss2,9i?e.E12ifa-,LfaE.7n11f76S 2EiZt'Ysm fs V THE RED AND BLACK BOYS The purpose of this boys' club is to promote greater interest in all school activities. The organization has lived true to its motto. was sought, it could be seen with great influence upo XVhenever enthusiasm in school functions n the faces of the members of this peppy boys' club. Its task was to put pep and Zeal into the school life, and the boys have succeeded. At the games they exhibited their talents with stunts. The chapel program on March l, 1929, was a typical example of pep. Those who saw the program must now know that although the club is strictly for boys, when girls are a necessity they can portray said persons true to form. The members of this pep organization are: Paul Kitch- Kitch . . . Charles Murphyi Chas. . . Raymond Thompson-- Tommie Maurice Faulkner-'ASmilie . . Eston Rose- Rosie . . . Charles Rogers- Charlie . Maurice Barricklow- Tony Karl Hemker- Hemp John Reinecke--i'Red Keith Russell- Pete Norman Almquist- Normy Chester Seeley-4'Bud Herbert Embry- Doc Ralph Button- Button Stoke EdmanY Stokie Warren Keller- Keller Hamilton Cheney- Ham J. B. Browne- J, B. J. B. Weltmer- John Coach Hoch-Honorary Member Coach Croekett+Honorary Member O. E. Bonecutter-Faculty Sponsor Umisaeaaaeiie a President . . Vice-President . Secretary-Treasurer . . Cheer Leader . Ofiicial Bouncer . Official Bouncer -R. T. Q2?Z7,4,Qs?'35Q5R-I nwwnQQw00 Forty-Three I T17 'J 7, J ' C? , J ST ' yijg V l10C2A UL V051 Q41 .zygzgd i- W.,- zf. ' ,K X BILLY L Q ,L , ssmon PLAY APRILIZ ' ' BILLY HARQRAVL G .M u 7 LEROY Wuub N , -- SAM EUSTACE QOL: AT BL Q PAUL YNITCN 'L X ' BEATRLLE SLOANC HELEN TWNSLEY ' ALICE s4AueMvzqa-wsmj FLoRLNce Mmuusova ' 3' rms, sLom4eLvf. TAL nos-us uvokf. , L lr MR. Mmmve sawn Rose L Mm L-mkomvt MABEL TOFNITY. SHIP CAPTAIN Mfwmtt Ummcww in . 1 .SHIP DOCTOR ummm Kenna f - ' S000 STEWARD ' RAYMOND TNOr'lP50N X f Bomswmu vmumcs FAULKNEK ' IV SAKLUR MY Ponuf. fr A . SKEWAAULSS ELVLABETH nubm Li - yg -1 - , W I f x 5 z x '7l1x. 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Jnsmx nnevm c5.....,.,.3 mama smmcww 'Li' If fi LZ snvssux came cmmune uzmzen '.: X 1 RT sruwren amen TUWNSLIY f K 1 K Q H 1 4 13 , X fx,-Abi, 4 N .-zz. fly, EE ll, N E JUNIOR PLAY-MARCH 8. A -2 f NL U. .. ,. Q A ,. .., ,, X Q ' ,P fx f sh, E NX L ,K Q Q A 'J S x ' '.... ,ffm X ,... j- L ff? ' 0' X gba I X Ap .,. 1 ,Md f, X ' '48 2 , N .M J f J Q A, 1241 - 4 . Q -Wil X ,f 'S L 54 -k J - -,ia ' - f ,f., .-V 2 -TX-,R V5 ' HER .STEP HUSBAND i HENRY HARSHAL fYMnv'SN 0 Q NORPMN AL-MQUBT 9. -LL' DI MMD mas Cn nf: N M PAUTUQ TLDRICK IRWIN UMPY LANNIMN in -cu. up MRM: JENILL 1 XOFHCEK FMEA QANAHAQ .Co-Q JORNDN COLE ' L g ' v-ww Mmxswu. qnww . up oommw nous SVLVLA ALLEN Cm. vb r L-19 cows wwaus . rms :mu PAISLCYLNUQA J ALICE ZUTAVERN X noaencc AINSLEY QW. C... J LUULC nANs ' L L STELLA b Cm.. M..,.j KJUNE VOLLMES X ff X ' E' ik iw' - - - f A 2 Q - 'QQSA' Forty-Four . , -- --H V- - f'xT 4 X L , :.,f:Qi.L A ,A -',,, Y-T fl , , . 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Willi.1n1s, guard: llemker. end: Poteete, fullback: Nuss, tackle: lirancis, tackle: Otte, center. Second Row+Barricklow, end: Holmes. end: Hunter, guard: Rose, halfback: Rogers, half- back: Kitch. center. Third Row-Crockett, coach: Younkin, guard: Mohr, quarterback: Cushing, halfback: Briscoe, halfback: Hoch, coach. Other players were: Boyle. quarterback: Harris, tackle: and C. XVilliams, tackle. U G. B. H. S. BONE CRUSHERS Coaches Crockett and Hoch developed a better team than has been put out here for three years, Great Bonds clan decided to crush their way to victory this year and have given the football lovers of this section a taste of this victory. G. B, H, S, took the fray from Kinsley by a score of 6-0. won the battle from Larned l4-6, and beat the Ness City warriors with the disgraceful score of Z0-Z. Great Bend held the potential State Champions from I.yons to a llfO battle in favor of l.yons. lloisington only defeated us Z0-O, Russell with a crippled team left us scarred up pretty badly with a I8-6 score. Our warriors received as an appreciation of their services for the honor of the tribe, letters and a football banquet. the latter being presented by Miss Mellor and her trained Domestic Science Department. THE SEASONS RECORD Great Bend . . . 0 Greensburg . . . 25 Great Bend . 6 Kinsley . . . O Great Bend . 0 Dodge City . l8 Great Bend . . 0 Stafford . . Z8 Great Bend . . I4 l.arned . . 6 Great Bend . 0 l.yons . IZ Great Bend . 6 Russell . 18 Great Bend . . 20 Ness City . 2 Great Bend . . . O Hoisington . 20 Total . . . 46 Total . . . l Z9 ' '- ,f-f '7 A i is G ' ' fl f C7 ' U 'T X '15, me-S r ri X . fr -1 . ft-:aww O 'IM'-ft t of? 'lf' '3 D tv-iff Ntlxll-V7 , 'jqg-.1 ' I X7 9 M Oak.: ,Kb fv- ogsxf-flfgf ,. t' WQP5! M1551 its eflxre , 1929 k!RtStjr3'44i1f,' of .igffjgg Forty-Six we ave..-ff 1 4, ima, A ,S ' mi C ba,2Mx ,.Q5?545f,.f.fif fp Q X S fR':1ljF51?d'Si7R291QElfei?a Wm , xi J C5 fyx ,my muff G. B. I-I. S. ROCK THROWERS Our Rock Throwers opened the season with a win over the Russell clan. Abilene, one of the strong contenders for the state championship, came through here on a sight-seeing tour and defeated us by a very close margin. These were both non-league games and the G. B. H. S. tribe was getting some good practice. Great Bend tied with Dodge City for Hrst place in the Santa Fe League. Dodge City won the play-off, which was played at Kinsley before a crowd of 1100 people. However. it was a hard game and we thought we had it won until the tribe from Dodge got lucky in the last quarter. Leek. Ruscoe, Boyle CCaptainj. Wesley'. Willis. Hammond and Russell played throughout the season. These received their letters at a banquet prepared and served by the Domestic Science clan under the personal direction of Miss Mellor. THE SEASONS RECORD Great Bend . . 27 Russell . . . 19 Great Bend . . 16 Pawnee Rock . 19 Great Bend . . 6 Abilene . . . 18 Great Bend . . 31 Stafford . . 19 Great Bend . . 21 Alumnae , . 17 Great Bend . . 22 Dodge City . . 18 Great Bend . . 22 Larned . . . 12 Great Bend . , 34 Stafford . . . 29 Great Bend . . 25 Dodge City . . 27 Great Bend . . 25 Pawnee Rock . 21 Great Bend . . 10 Pratt . . . 20 Great Bend . . 23 Larned . . . 24 Great Bend . . 25 Hoisington . . 11 Great Bend . . 34 Kinsley . . . 18 Great Bend . . 47 Kinsley . . 30 Great Bend . .W 27 Dodge City . .W-S1 Great Bend . . 17 Pratt . 24 Total . . 412 Total . . 357 553 afgw 1 C7c,p H.5jUN2,.a7 . ,QQSTPQ -sicwwaafieeaaam Forty-Seven H ,M ff V77 .UQ X K Coe mob 'x W N Ovsfi wvm A 2 Stcoum -mms VQACTICALLY, K ij QNav.l3,j 'Rossiu cmr.. x lx X 4 .5 wvn emwmx V Qnov. 2 3 Q Ness cm Haoriv 3534 DEFENTED lvl 2 1-wo YEARS .WE guna smeakiu Tl-XE-QR RECORD, , ' -P, it fp ' 20 to 7- 1' V have -ro ne en' C f7 D ' A N 2 -mem F-'tRST'1 Ehf'1. 5 V QV' 'G nnvztfu H I Mnfl-RsJnN TELLSC D VA- START OUR if ' Qkclab 0 F ' BASKL1 -BALL. 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Dot Moses: Well, what is it? Paul: Someone told me you had a-cute indigestionf' Miss Jacobs fat Junior playj z All ready, run up the curtain. R. D.: What does she think I am anyway, a monkey? field. Mr. Bonecutter Cin Phy.j : Are there any questions about the magnetic P., Fern Chamberlain: Yes, when do we plow 'em? Mr. Dodd: Name three things containing starch. Georgia: Two cuffs and a collar. Freshie: May I pull the shade down, the sun is shining in my face. Senior: No, leave it up. The sun is good for green things. Frances H.: I hate conceited men! Doris: Ah, I see, a man hater. Miss Mellor: The Indian Prints came today. Lois D.: Where is he? 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' 4, TRAINING we L' . , J' X i XX Lan.: un mn, - I-BST HOUR . . qw , X , .- www -rom . is M -fo use we ' r. MITER Bbl TM Pg, Q 5 . i f V .. nl 5 f , -mu -...on rn ' - '-I ' A ' f J 1, M vm- -U1 ,..,., ,,. .::::fI., liufwe mx. -5 um-sur -fi!! fx' THEIR t.0NPAc'rS Mu-1 nn an-u M..v.,, PL N .L Ap.-nv-an sv enum. '?,1'g V TE +5 -V, '!L ,J Allin uv-mums nun .wan J ' N ' ,T 7' x .7 'U N 5 INQ A W3-fQvvf mf' 19151 Q5x7?'3f , V ',f3'El5Xf' y vi Uni H929 N9 kEL5?ffbQ53'S'f2v1flQB? Xl Fifty-Four 4.37 W f647C5Sl5'E5i'374ilf,t'ill7Q26'Q57fLG Q G H x'fUQfj?!'Xl!s'w! l Iillskb Q gm foie ag gage JOKES Georgia Younkin: Are you the man who cut my hair the last time. Barber: I couldn't be, sir. I've only been here a year. Miss Allis: Give the principal parts of the verb swim. Stoke Edman: Swim, swam, swum. Miss Allis: GoodI Now give the principal parts of dim. Stoke: AWE Quit yer kiddin'. 11 Miss Lowry: Can you prove that the square of the hypotenuse is equal to the sum of the squares of the two sides of this triangle? Mubbs Arnold: I don't have to prove it-I admit it. J. B. Weltmer: I was not going 40 miles an hour-not 20--not even 10 -in fact, when the oflicer came up I was almost at a standstill. Judge: I must stop this or you'll be backing into something. Ten dol- lars or ten days. A blue lagoon 'neath a yellow moon, A pair of riding breeches: A balky mare, he takes the air- A hospital, and some stitches. Mr. Bonecutter fpointing to a broken test tubej : How did your experi- ment come out? I Frances Hammond: Through the hole in the bottom. Helen Russell: Why did the doctor advise you not to stay out late at night, because the night air 1sn't good for you? Ginny Post: '1No! Because the excitement after I get home isn't good for me. 9 Doc Embry: Paul Kitch is sure a lucky guy! Eldon Ewing: Why? Doc : Because, if he lost his arms, he would still have Hans. Nibbs Con basketball trip to Dodgej : Everything comes to him that orders hash. Miss Mering Carriving late at basketball gamej : What's the score? Tom Bales: Nothing to nothing! Miss Mering: Goody! I haven't missed anything. Jokes of teachers all remind us We can make our grades sublime, By bursting forth in joyous laughter At the designated time. A Student's Complaint: Ancient History puzzles me: I shall never see why after so many reigns it is still so dry. 277.0 9 G' ' R..7i9Ws1e3f W9 e2tsc?ft915fl'S??:f5.3'?BfXc Fifty-Five OU aff fagfasasgagse-fqwggglsaegg-G ,sv Q Cf H W 90mf'5m In m Q -Q 50350 vifgifimm ESQ d SENIOR PRGPHECY Oh, you Great Bend High School classmates of the Class of '29l These are the true confessions of your actions in '49. Now don your specks and please don't get sore, And you'll hear your future as you never heard before. Eston was the first man, Kie Edman was his spouse, They quit makin' love one day and Went to keepin' house. Now Paul Kitch is a director in the Follies fair: While Tony has made quite a hit with his wavy hair. Rae Poteete is a big strong man, Tom Bales is a flapper, And Harold Keller rules men's styles, for he is so dapper. Helen Townsley owns her own aeroplane, Nibbs is her pilot. Hemp, too, has won great fame: he, too, is in this sky-lot. Harold Kramer is a fighter, a gamey little cuss: Paul S. and Genevieve Gillen have just had an awful fuss. Loyal Komarek is doin' the thinkin' for all his kith and kin: While Elmer Lucas is a janitor, that's all there is for him. Charlie Rogers is an artist, and drives a brand new Ford, Geo. Kaplicky is his model, the best money could afford. Tommie Thompson is a cartoonist, and runs a daily strip- And when you read his anecdotes, your sides just seem to split! Mildred Beaumel and Zelda Brown have just won the typists' contest: And of all the players in the fiddlers' four, A'Red Weathers is fairest. Frances Hammond is a school marm-a dean of the Physics department: Red Reinecke is a chewing gum king, his favorite is P-K mint. Lin Moses and Helen Opie still sing in the village choir: And Keegan on the vaudeville stage is sure a real live wire. Florence Stanley and 'lRed Younkinhave gone down in Hollywood fame: And a bachelor's life for gay Art Boyle is peaceful in the main. Eda Riggen is a housewife: Irwin Robison, he hunts crooks- Jack Wesley is a Paramount star, and, oh, his handsome looks! Speedy Hammond is a bootlegger, a wild and wooly rake- But when the law got on his trail, he made an even break. mutter flffes ieasfffeeaqa ,asf iilsfilwa, 1922 t D sf Salazar? from ' Fifty-Six age? 0,550 Vfjil Cid SENIOR PROPHECY Margaret Welsh and Nora Zutavern are running a rooming house: Herm Strobel is the hero, he saved them from a mouse. Evelyn Worden is quite young for first lady of the land- But as time goes by in the hour glass, thus runs the stream of sand Swing Lovitt and Porky Harrison have joined the Good Folks They are the very best church-folk, and all the laws do heed. Doris Devore is in the Senate and has never lost a debate. Al Briscoe is a deacon and passes the money-plate. Margaret Bennett is a huntress and hunts for big wild game: Fred Kelly, he got married and wears a ball and chain. o QQ7 0 League- The mayor of the old home town, and who sits in his father's chair, Is Maurice Gunn, the people's choice, his classmates put him there. Lillian Wright and Gladys Murphy got tied up to a set of twins, For wedding gifts from neighbors dear, they got six rollin' pins. Raymond Haberman is a farmer, with tin men that do not shirk- He pushes buttons on his radio set-the robots do his work. J. B. Brown is a traveler, and has toured the seven seas: Lois DeKlyn is a fair dancer, and shows her dimpled knees. Smiley Faulkner is a jazz king and makes the world go round: He still is an old bachelor-for his life he Won't settle down. Esther Koch is a prima donna, and sings under a big spotlightg Gregory is King of Ivories, he keeps folks awake all night. And now as years fast speed by, and each eve the sky grows gray, Chief Justice Felton from the courtroom comes at the end of a Oh, you Great Bend High School classmates of the Class of '29l These are the true confessions of your actions in '49. Those who are not here listed, have built castles in the air, And when I reached out for them, they burst and were not there. perfect day. --EDITOR. C, Q fx? lfS.fYPsfQf1.-vffxf Q 6MYOWwaUf? 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QQFQQI l23+s5fse-rtaaeine Fifty-Eight -Y-- ---T. 1 1 . 1 1 5 1 1 , Z t -' as 1 1 1 i 1 TRIP? H,153!T'TT?S Q. sq ' n bv il X' r'm,,f 1' AVIQ Rlxtn 1--'Nl Qu.. N 11-Mfg 1 1 lhwfy- 1 wwnsvvv 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 I ,, KW f X AF K 071ml my Jf f'i1 'h....... uffw Ak ua 7? ' IZ,-fr. . . -1 1 v A wm- , Rf 12QmiQ?Ti4k: v jf C X .-. ff E-'Nl J 'F T3 -------L Fifty-Nine 4 fi.--f QQ I Q- X7 yr!-f-50 QYQESDFV 0Qg2,:fs,jiyE?i'9PI701S1Q,Hfg-A-fg QFJXDO A 'I CSU Wren M V09 .df QC? - OUR NEWS STAND WORLD'S WORK ....,...M.... --- ----Miss Jacob's assignments THE COUNTRY GENTLEIVIAN ,... .....A . -- ,..H..Y.... -..-- - A. Rusco THE SMART SET ......M.M........... --- ...w,S..... Wee-O-Kees LIBERTY -.-.-4 ........-.....-....... --- ,-..-. ---- -.-3213 THE SATURDAY EVENING POST .............E. -- .....,,. -Barricklow's SCIENCE AND INVENTION ....E.......... ----. ..,..... -O. E. Bonecutter TRUE CONFESSIONS- .... ..C,. - I. ..... Go to History unprepared and see!!! 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LIFE --- ................... . .............. - OUTLOOK- .................... . .............. - ' COLLEGE HUMOR-- MYSTERY STORIES ....... -- ....-. -- PICTORIAL REVIEW GOOD HOUSEKEEPINO ---- ---- - - REVIEW OF REVIEWs--- --- ---- ---------------Art Boyle Miss Sipes Leather jackets and crush hats -The Att Class 10c Show One thing after another Study Hall windows When the Alumni return Point to a teacher's joke A Rhorea -------Our lockers, e como! -------.--Scholarship Tests EVERY WEEK --------- ------------------------------- C hapel SNAPPY STORIES ---------------- ------------------ G irls tell 'em TRUE ROMANCE ---------.------- -------------- R ex and Oleta UNITY -----------.----------- ---------------- O ur cheering PLAIN TALK -------------- SUCCESS --------------- ------- ---- - - --------- - DANCE -------------------- -.---- -- ' MODERN PRISCILLA SAMPLE CASE ..--.-..-..--.. ........-. EVERYBODY'S .---.---..-. ----.- .....-------.-.--- -- THE CENTURY --.-.--..... --..--.--.. THE MOTOR AGE ---------- --- Nibbs talk for the B Club Debate team ------------------Studio Dot Wilson ---------- Kie and Eston Keegan CPunishmentj 3:15-3:45 ----You'l1 find 'em along any highway LITTLE FOLKS ----- ----- ------------- L o is DeK1yn or Kie CHILD LIFE ------ ---------------- ---.---------- F r eshmen VANITY FAIR--- --.--Rouge, Powder, Paint, and whatnot THE ARTIST Selected All are not painters who paint: Lookit the flapperz she ain't! But she gives the impression That it's her profession- Though, really, I make no complaint! If she dabs it on thoughtfully thin, To camouilage lips, cheeks, and chin, A Splatter of Carmine Is Often quite charmin'- No matter what shape they are in! W was ME-R HRZAQJQQERE i.fw3Z4M7f-f Q - - 29 -S-fxwowavfli H100 IYQQLG G Pg 41375 QZQQSSQSQAQQGQ6?-.E?fjiQ5vCHTlr?QEiE0 f x 022.20 V5 'mnnccs' mi. CDNSUMER -BKL5W- CLEVERESTG A - GIRL - LIMS RHQREAN OLYMPICS In the sales of The Rhorea this fall. a clever scheme struck the eyes of the Circulation Man- agement to carry on a new kind of contest. This time we made our contest more open, not just keeping it down to a Rhorea King or Queen. We had nine ofHces open to the students, and such a contest brought increasing sales. The race was close between the Juniors and the Seniors, the former winning only one position, the 'iPrettiest Dimplesf' The victors were: Handsomest Boy . . . Roy Lovitt Cleverest Boy . . LeRoy Willis Cleverest Girl . . . Lois DeKlyn Prettiest Dimples . . Helen Russell Teacher's Girl Pet . . Helen Townsley Teacher's Boy Pet . . . . Harold Keller Best All-Around Sport . . . . Elizabeth Edman Worst Midnight Oil Consumers- Loyall Komarek Boy ....... . . Girl . ...... . Frances Hammond ,l'3Y3N':C, D Q 'fl sr fiiglqgl mwsetszsieficmfeh Sixty-One Gifs' ff: QQSQQQQQUQQQETITIQG R59 9 Q wfQf2ff15 5.f1 .fe-i ru Q Y sodreifaigam aa ,ima JOKES Oleta Ewing Cselling sandwiches in the hallsj : 'iWill you kindly give me c a dime for a sandwich? Jewell fthe morning after the night beforej : Shure! Lesh shee the sand- wich! Irwin Robison: He never finished his education, did he? Smiley : No, he died a bachelor! J Mr. Hans: Well, young lady, explain yourself. Where have you been? Lucile: Oh, Daddy dear! I was sitting up with the sick son of the sick man you are always telling mother you sit up with. Helen Opie Cin the fifth hour study hallb : Tony, put down that window. Tony : What's the matter, are you cold? Helen Csarcasticallyj z Oh, no! I was just afraid the wind would muss your hair up. Miss Taul: What do you know of the Caucasian race, Warren? Speedy : I don't know. I played basketball that day. Swing : Hello, Max, are you using your lawnmower this afternoon? Max: Yes, I'm afraid I am. Roy: Splendid! Then you won't be wanting your tennis racquet. I've broken mine. Boy .... Book Girl .... Look Book neglected Flunk expected Them things Tony Barricklow wears are called knickers. I had a brass alarm clock, It rung quite loud and deep. MacBeth I called the darned old thing, Because it murdered sleep. Miss Riddle: What is the matter with your singing, you are simply screeching? . ' i Oleta Ewing: Only h1tt1n' on one tonsxl. Mr. Bonecutter fin Phy.j : What is a unit of electricity? Tom Bales: A what? Mr. Bonecutter: Correct Miss Speer: When has the constitution been a detriment to us? Harold Jewell: On the day of the Constitutional Test. it Q B ZPQQQPSQQI ,fs Q J ae. E :Q fQAWQ5?UQ5WA4 !QYOWw WWKCIQHJQTI Sixty-Two ,agrees W, 13030 .3159 Cid 534730 JOKES il I Miss Mering fin History classj 1 Will you please wake J. B.? Smiley F.: Wake him yourself-you put him to sleep! GERTRUDES LAMENT Him said him didn't love me, Him even made me cry: And so me Threw Him Over When him deserted II ONE-ACT TRAGEDY Time: 1970-Visitors' Day at the Farm. Place: Insane Asylum. Cast: Charlie Rogers and a talkative visitor. CCurtain rises with Old Charlie busily engaged in dabbling at an empty canvas with a dry brush.j Visitor: I say, and may I ask what you are painting? Charlie: That is a beautiful picture of the Israelites being pursued through the Red Sea. Visitor: Where's the sea? Charlie: Why, that's rolled back to allow the Israelites to pass. Visitor: Where are the Israelites? Charlie: They've just passed by. Visitor: Then where are their pursuers? Charlie Cgrinningj : Oh, they'll be along in a minute! CCurtainj The gang was standing on the corner laughin' and doin' the usual amount of hee-hawin', etcetera. I had just joined the boys and we were 'tellin' our latest,' when an old woman totters past us crossin' between the two balnks at Forest and Main. The trallic was immense, and the streets were slippery. Says I, 'Boys. I'm gonna help Csobj that poor old woman across the street if it's the last good deed I do' fsob-sobj. 'Go easy, Boy Scout,' says my old side-splitter 'Swing' 'Maybe she's somebody's mater,' sobs I, 'That's no honorg so's yer' old lady,' pipes up 'Red.' 'She makes me think of Ma and home,' says I, almost exhausted from intense weeping. So I approaches with elegance, and tips my hat, then says, 'Lady, may I be of any service to you?' 'Can you? Say, Papa, I've been just waitin' for one of you boys to come to life. Thank goodness, there's one lady's man among you yet! Let's go and make Whoopee,' says the old dame, clinging on to my arm like nobody's busi- IICSS. I slips out of my sleeves and leaves my coat in her clutches and the gang holds her while I stretches my legs to a good sprint. fl gwq QEQ DZP i?Qb w K3 ,, 9 ' f , 6 , Qwmllsifiwgsfifiaiaailwefc 'P '92 s w? W U Sixty-Three i5mi?S52-3i?i3'ff'?B70f?f257 0,x 50303 wil Cid merge J OKES Charley My Boy : Let'Me Call You Sweetheart 'cause I'm in love with you. Charlemagne is waiting for you in My Blue Heaven, Down by the Old Mill Stream. How can I do Without You my heart pines for you. I will meet you on The Sidewalks of New York, and we will live To- gether We Two. If you are mad, let's Kiss and Make Up, and I will be your Old Fash- ioned Girl. I will give you anything your heart desires, because You're the Cream of My Coffee. If you are still mad, Don't Be Like That : I will be your Ramona if you wish. You are still my f'Beloved and I Love You Truly I do, but I Can't Give You Anything but Love, Baby, so That's My Weakness Now. I will always be your Little Coquettef' Remember I first met you In a Little Spanish Town. If you are going away, Linger Awhile. Remember, I live in a little Dream House and you are my Red Hot Henry Brown, also my f'Sonny Boy. Please be My Wonderful One. Gee, You're a Real Sweetheart. I To my Giraffe and all other long neckers. JEANNINE Miss Speer: Ralph, tell us about Bacon's Rebellion. Ralph B. fafter much meditationl : Oh, wasn't that when the pigs broke out? Charlie R.: If I saw a boy beating a donkey and stopped him, what virtue should I be showing? Herman S.: Brotherly love. Paul: June, aren't you nearly ready? June: HI wish you would stop asking me that-question. I've been telling you for half an hour that I'll be ready in a minute. Miss Taul: Trickling means running slowly: anecdote means a short tale. Now who can use them in a sentence? Harold Jewell: A dog went trickling down the street with a tin can tied to his anecdote. Nora: I certainly envy Doris when she laughs. Elizabeth: Why? I I . Nora: There seems to be so much of her that is having a good time. Miss Allis: Marriage is an institution. l , ' Keller: Yea, but who wants to spend their life in an institution. Catherine Healzer: How many people are dead in our cemetery? Ruth Gregory: All of them l hope. ., E U sr -. QQQQ Sixty-Four Q acc ffggefagfgacaeaagozoagwa eoigviaa YELLS Cslowlyj Rhorea! Rhorea! Rip! Rah! Rack! Great Bend High School, Red and Black! CPQPD Rhorea! Rhorea! Rip! Rah! Rack! Great Bend High School, Red and Black! Alivevo! Alivivo! Alivevo! Vivo! Vum! Johnny get a rat trap Bigger than a cat trap! Johnny get a cat trap Bigger than a rat trap! Scow! Scow! Sis! Boom! Bah! Great Bend High School! Rah! Rah! Rah! Yea! Cfirst namej Yea! Clast namej Yea! Yea! Cwhole name! I scream! You scream! We all scream for our team! Great Bend!! You bend! They bend! k We all bend to Great Bend!! Rickety! Rackety! Russ! We're not allowed to cuss! But darn it to heck- We'1l Win this game. So what's the matter with us! We'll win! We'1l win! We'll win, by golly, we'l1 win! 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