Great Bend High School - Rhorea Yearbook (Great Bend, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 70 of the 1935 volume:

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JACOBS Secretary EERN PERKINS Penmanshi p NELLIE DILSAVER Home Economics NOVMA J. MERING History 9 HARRY J. DODD Science DANIEL BOONE Manual Training SARAH E. SPEER Social Science EDNA TAUL English Lightsl Camera! Action! Thus starts this stupendous production in yells ye Editor-in-Chief the studio of G.B.H.S., MR. BONECUTTER Sponsor NINA SCEALS Editor-in-Chief DOROTHY ARCHER Business Manager GLEN CUSHING Sports EUGENE STARKE Snapshots ELDA L EROY Features RUTH CUSHING Panel BILL WEBER Photographs JEAN HAMILTON Organizations BERNICE DORFSHAFFER Artist WILLIAM KELLER Artist VIRGINIA MULL Theme VERA OTTE Stenographer CNina Scealsj as the company financed by the l935 class of mistress of finance for the production that conservative surely knew its business Qmanagersl when it picked her. This Rhorea Company really has some very talented stars. So if you will just follow me, I will let you peep in upon this production. classes. The class of '35 has as its Hnancier. Dorothy Archer. The class Ah hal over there we see the most renowned director of all times. Mr. Bonecutter. And then we see those able cartoonists, Bernice Dorfshaffer and William Keller, who have done all the artwork for the production. Pretty good eh? And there is Jean Hamilton, cool and poised. She has charge of the organizations of G.B.H.S. in this Rhorea Co. There's Elda LeRoy, the featurette of the Company. And of course our cameramen need no introduction: you all know Eugene Starke and Bill Weber. Oh here comes Ruth Cushing. Did you say, XVhat is she doing with those four films? Those are the pictures on the panel. You know she's panel editor of this company. Over there is Virginia Mull. She makes this company conform to its story Ctlieme editor to youj. Then you all know this great sports writer. Youve seen and heard him time and time again. It's Glen Cushing. Every great company has its stenographers and of course the Rhorea Company has one of the best that G.B.H.S. has. Vera Otte is the competent stenographer of the 1935 Rhorea Co. We have enjoyed working for you and we hope you like our production. The 1935 Rlzoreaf -NINA SCEALS. Editor-in-Ch1'el'. 10 KX THE crm + , Simms Q .Jumorzs J SOPHOMORE i V FREsumEN GLEN SCHUETZ, PRESIDENT - Lew Ayres Class President 4, Operetta 4, Glee Club 4, Basketball Squad l-2-3-4, Football Squad 3, Basketball Letter 1-Z-3-4, Baseball Squad 3, Tennis l-Z-3-4, Gym Circus 2, National Honor So- ciety 4, Rhorea King 4. GLEN CUSHING, VICE-PRESIDENT - The Thin Man Class President 2, Class Vice-President 1-4, Football Letter 3-4, Basketball Letter 3-4, Football Squad l-2-3-4, Basketball Squad 1-2-3-4, Baseball Squad 3-4. Tennis 3-4, Gym Circus 2, Rhorea Staff 4, Latin Club l-2, National Honor Society 4, Co- Captain of Football Team 4. ERNEST EPPSTEIN, SECRETARY - Beau Brummel Class Secretary 4, Operetta 4, Glee Club Secretary 4, Football Letter 3, Football Squad 4, Basketball l-3-4, Baseball Squad 4, Gym Circus 2, Latin Club l-2. WILLIAM KELLER, TREASURER - Gentlemen Are Born Class Play 3, Class Treasurer 4. Operetta 3, Mixed Chorus 3, Pratt Music Contest 3, Football Letter 4, Football Squad Z-3-4. l Intra-Murals l-2-3-4, Rhorea Staff 4. SENIOI2 ClASS Of 1935 One of the largest and greatest productions ever made by the Great Bend High School Com- pany was the production of the Class of l935. Work on this production began in l93l. Directors for the first year were Eugene Starke, president: Glen Cushing, vice-president: Dorothy Archer, secretary, and Virginia Tournear, treasurer. Promoters were Miss Lowry and Miss Mellor. We entered into the second year under the directorship of Glen Cushing, president: Mary Ella Howell, vice-president, and Ruth Tullis, secretary-treasurer. Our promoters for the second year were Miss Hester and Miss Lowry. Miss Hester filled the vacancy caused by Miss Mellor's resignation from School. The third year found us under the direction of Dorothy Archer, president: Eugene Starke, vice-president: June Moore, secretary, and Vera Otte, treasurer. Our promoters were Miss Hester and Mr. Strube, who tilled the vacancy caused by the resignation of Miss Lowry. The two main incidents of the third year, which did a great deal to assure the success of the production of 1935, were the Junior-Senior Banquet and the Junior Play. The Banquet was a success in every way and the Play proved to be a helpful stepping-stone to our success. Our fourth and last year was decidedly the greatest year of all. There were many important happenings. Our directors for the last year were Glen Schuetz, president: Glen Cushing, vice- president: Ernest Eppstein, secretary, and William Keller, treasurer. Our promoters were Miss Dilsaver, who succeeded Miss Hester, as she had resigned, and Mr. Strube. High lights during this year were the Senior Play, which was certainly a credit to our class. and our successful promotion, cooperating with the Junior Class, of the Lyceum Course, the three professional plays. Another high light of 1935 was the production of our year book the A'Rhorea, under the direction of Nina Sceals. It was an exceptionally good piece of work and we realized very good sales results. The final bit of work on our famous production was the close-up of our accomplishments made in Great Bend High School. These, our diplomas, were presented to us at our graduation exercises. The members of the class successfully proved our motto There are no quitters in the hall of fame. Our colors are blue and silver. We are proud of the talent which our class contains. We have outstanding students in dramatics, music, and scholarship. The production of 1935 had a four-year run and ended the -fourth year by being the greatest production in the history of Great Bend High School. -MARIAN NIADDY. 1f ' .' 11,gg,-, BILL WEBER - Broadway Bill Class Play Stage Manager 3-4, Red and Black Boys l-2-3-4, Red and Black Boys President 4, Football Squad 1-2-3-4, Base- ball Squad l-2, Tennis 2-3-4, Intra-Murals l-2-3-4, Rhorea Staff 4, Latin Club I-2, ELIZABETH WADE - Melody in Spring Operetta I-2-3-4, Operetta Cast 4, Glee Club I-2-3-4, Mixed Chorus 3-4, Triple Trio 4. Pratt Music Contest 3-4. G.R. l- 3-4. Girls Intra-Murals l, May Fete l, Gym Circus 2, Wichita State Chorus 4. VIRGINIA MULL - Jeannette McDonald Class Play 4, Pepperettes l-2-3-4, Operetta l-2-3-4, Operetta Cast 3-4, Glee Club 1-2-3, Glee Club President 3, Mixed Chorus l-2, Girls' Quartette 3. Orchestra 1-2, Hays Music Con- test l-2-3, Pratt Music Contest l-2-3, Emporia Music Contest l-2-3. Lindsborg Music Contest 2-3, Dodge City Music Con- test 2-3, G.R. I-2-3, G.R. Cabinet 2. May Fete l, Rhorea Staff 4, Latin Club l-2-3, National Honor Society 4, G.R. Confer- ence 2, Wichita State Chorus 4, Music Letter 2-3. THAINE EWING - What a Man! Red and Black Boys I-2-3-4, Operetta 3-4, Glee Club 3-4, Mixed Chorus 3, Pratt Music Contest 3, Football Letter 3-4, Football Squad 2-3-4, Basketball Squad 4, Intra-Murals l-2-3. EUGENE C. STARKE - Twenty Mz'l1ion Sweethearts Class Play 3-4. Class Chapel Play l-2-3-4, Class President l. Class Vice-President 3, Class Cheerleader 2-3, Red and Black Boys I-2-3-4. G.R. Play I, Rhorea Staff 4, School Cheerleader 4, Latin Club 1, Stage Manager Hutchinson Contest Play 3. JEAN THOMPSON - Stand Up and Cheer Class Play Stage Manager 3, Pepperettes 2-3-4, Orchestra 1- 2-3-4, Band l-3-4, Hays Music Contest l, Pratt Music Contest 3, G.R. 1-2-3-4, Tennis l-2-3, Girls' Intra-Murals 1-2, May Fete I, Gym Circus 2, Latin Club I-2. Home Economics Ciub 4, Emporia All State Band 4. DORIS MILLER - Sophisticated Lady Pepperettes 4, G.R. 1-2-4, G.A.A. Letter I, Salina High 1- 2-3. CHARLES MORRISON - Modest Hero Football Letter 4, Football Squad 2-3-4, Intra-Murals 2-3, Latin Club 2, Port Arthur, Texas l. FRANK MCCAULEY 1 One Hour Late Class Chapel Play 2-3, Red and Black Boys 2-3-4. Operetta I-2-3-4, Operetta Cast 3-4, Glee Club l-2-3-4, Hays Music Contest 2, Pratt Music Contest 3, Football Squad 4, Baseball Squad l-2, Tennis 2-3-4. Intra-Murals 2-3-4, Latin Club 1-2, Hutchinson l, VERA OTTE - Ever in My Heart Class Treasurer 3, Peppcrettes 2-3-4, G.R. l-3-4, Girls' Intra-Murals l-2-3-4, Hays Play Day 2, May Fete 1, Gym Circus 2. Library Assistant 3-4, Rhorea Staff 4, Dodge City Teachers' Meet 2. RUTH CUSHING - The Good Companion G.R. 1-4, Tennis 3, G.A.A. 2, Girls' Intra-Murals I-2-3-4, May Fete l, Gym Circus 2, Rhorea Staff 4, Latin Club 1. IILMER BECKER - Elmer, the Great Operetta 2-3-4, Glee Club 2-3-4, Glee Club Vice-President 4, Mixed Chorus 3, Boys' Quartette 3, Orchestra l-2-3-4, Band l-2-3-4, Hays Music Contest 2, Pratt Music Contest 3-4, Foot- ball Letter 3-4, Football Squad 2-3-4, Baseball Squad 2-4, Intra-Murals 1-2-3-4, Gym Circus 2. HAROLD WILLIAMS - Gridiron Flash Football Letter 2-3-4, Basketball Letter I-4, Football Squad l-2-3-4, Basketball Squad I-2-3-4, Baseball Squad Z-3-4, Intra-Murals 2-3, Gym Circus 2, Co-Captain of Football Team 4. NINA SCEALS - Always with a Smile Class Play 3, Class Play Stage Manager 4, Pepperettes I-4, G.R. I-2-4, G.A.A. Letter I-2, Girls' Intra-Murals 1-2-3-4, Hays Play Day 2, May Fete l, Gym Circus 2. Library Assistant 3-4. Rhorea Editor-in-Chief 4, Commercial Club 1-2, National Honor Society 4, Dodge City Teachers' Meet 2. Q - QfeeL.g.e.f...??fU JUNE MOORE - Sittin' Pretty Class Secretary 3, Pepperettes 3-4, Orchestra 1-2-3, Hays Music Contest 2, Pratt Music Contest 3, G.R. 1-2-3-4, G.R. Cabinet 4, May Fete 1, Gym Circus 2, Music Letter 3. CARL HABERMAN - Portrait of a Gentleman Basketball Squad 2, Intra-Murals 1-2-3-4. PAUL BLANKENSHIP - Maybe 1t's Love Operetta 1-2-3-4, Glee Club 1-2-3-4, Hays Music Contest 2, Intra-Murals 1-2-3, Commercial Club 1-2, Mankato High School 3. JEAN HAMILTON - Bright Eyes Pepperettes 2-3-4, G.R. 1-2-3-4, G.R. Cabinet 3-4, May Fete 1, Gym Circus 2, Rhorea Staff 4, Latin Club 1-Z, National Honor Society 4, Camp Wood 3, G.R. Conference 2. BERNICE DORFSHAFFER - Charming Lady Operetta 1-3-4, Glee Club 1-3-4, Glee Club Secretary 4, Mixed Chorus 3, G.R. 1-2, May Fete 1, Gym Circus 2, Rhorea Staff 4. JOE KRAMER - Joe Palooka Operetta Cast 3-4, Glee Club Librarian 4, Mixed Chorus 3-4, Pratt Music Contest 3, Football Letter 4, Football Squad 4, Wichita State Chorus 4. DUANE SAMS - The Last Gentleman Operetta 4-5, Glee Club 4-5, Football Letter 4, Football Squad 1-4, Baseball Squad 2-3-4, Intra-Murals 2-3-4, Gym Circus 2. LORETTA DAMM - Patsy Kelly Class Play 3-4, Pepperettes 1-2-3-4, Pepperettes Treasurer 3, G.R. l-2-3-4, G.A.A. Letter 2, Girls' Intra-Murals 1-2-3-4, Hays Play Day 2, May Fete Z, Latin 'Club 1, Dodge City Teach- ers' Meet 2. DOROTHY ARCHER - Many Happy Returns Class President 3, Class Secretary 1, Pepperettes 3-4, G.R. 1- Z-3-4. G.R. President 4, G.R. Cabinet 3-4, May Fete 1, Gym Circus 2, Business Manager of Rhorea 4, Latin Club 1-Z-3, National Honor Society 4, Camp Wood 3, G.R. Conference 2, Dodge City Teachers' Meet 2. OWEN BUSHNELL - Little Man What Now Class Play 3-4, Class Chapel Play 4, Red and Black Boys 1- 2-3-4, Red and Black Boys Secretary-Treasurer 4, Tennis l, 111tra-Murals 1-2-3. MILTON WEIDE - Smarty Red and Black Boys 4, Basketball Squad 3, Baseball Squad 2, Intra-Murals 1-2-3-4, Gym Circus 2. FLOREINE SCHWARTZ - Fay Wray Operetta 3-4, Glee Club 1-3-4, Girls' Intra-Murals 1-3, Gym Circus 2, Hoisington 1. ELDA LEROY - Ladies Should Love Class Play 4, Operetta 1-2, Glee Club 1-2, Band 3, Hays Music Contest 1, Pratt Music Contest 3, G.R. 1-3-4, May Fete 1, Gym Circus 2, Rhorea Staff 4, Latin Club 1, Home Eco- nomics Club 4, National Honor Society 4, W.C.T.U, Essay Contest l-2-3, County Spelling Contest 3, Dodge City Teachers' Meet 2. MAURICE KOELSCH - Sleepers East af- Baseball 3 Intra-Murals 1 2 3 4 Q Q L' VERNON DAMM -- Call It Luck Intra-Murals l-2-3, Commercial Club 1-2. VIRGINIA BARRICKLOW - Pursuit of Happiness Pepperettes 1-2-3-4, Orchestra 4, G.R, 1-2-3-4, G.R. Vice- President 3. G.R. Secretary 2, G.R. Cabinet 2-3, Girls' Intra- Murals 2, Gym Circus 2, Latin Club Z, G.R. Conference 1 Camp Wood 3. BEATRICE BATMAN 4 Chance al Heaven Operetta 1-2, Orchestra 1-2-3, Hays Music Contest 1, Pratt Music Contest 3, G.R. 1-2, May Pete 1, Home Economics Club 4. MARTIN C. BRANDT --- Anthony Adverse Red and Black Boys 2-3-4, Gym Circus 2, Commercial l-2. BlI.I. TUCKER. JR, - Personality Kid Class Play 3-4, Class 'Chapel Play 1-2-3-4, Red and Black Boys l-2-3-4, G.R. Play l, Intra-Murals l-2, Latin Club l-2, Hutchinson Play Contest 3. ELEANOR ROBERTSON f Young and Beautiful Pepperettes 2, G.R. 1-Z-4, Gym Circus Z. ELEANOR MELCHI - Change of Hear! Gym Circus 2, G.R. 2-3, Wichita 1. Home Economics Club 4, DONALD CAMPBELL - Gift of Gab Intra-Murals 2. KENNETH SMITH - Captain Kidd Red and Black Boys l-2-3-4, Pootball Squad 4. Baseball Squad Z, Tennis 1-Z. Intra-Murals l-2-3-4. Club PRANCES YOUNK1N - Music in the Air Class Play 3-4, Class Chapel Play 3-4. Pepperettes 3, Oper- etta 1-2-3-4, Operetta Cast 4, Glee Club 1-2-3-4, Glee Club Librarian 4, Mixed Chorus 1-3-4, Triple Trio 4, Pratt Music Contest 3-4, Wichita State Chorus 4, G.R. 1-2-4, G.A.A. Let- ter 1. Girls' Intra-Murals 2, May Pete 1, Hays Play Day 2, Gym Circus Z, Latin Club 1-2, Pratt Reading Contest 3-4, Lindsborg Reading Contest 3-4. HILDA SLENTZ - 'Sweetie Pie Pepperettes 3-4, Operetta Cast 4. Glee Club Librarian 1, Mixed Chorus 1-4, Hays Music Contest 1, Triple Trio 4, Pratt Music Contest 3-4, Lindsborg Music Contest 1-2-3-4, Wichita Chorus 4, Wichita Music Contest 1. G.R. Cabinet 3, May Pete l, Gym Circus 2, Latin Club 1-Z-3, VERNON MILLER - Above the Clouds Baseball Squad 3, Intra-Murals 1-2-3-4. CECIL UNRUH - The Lemon Drop Kid Class Play Stage Manager 3. Tennis 2, Intra-Murals 1-2, Gym Circus 2. RUTH TULLIS - Gentlemen Prefer Blondes Class Secretary 2, Pepperettes 3-4, Pepperettes Vice-President 4, Operetta 1-2-3, Operetta Cast 3, Glee Club 1-2-3-4, Mixed Chorus 2-3, Girls' Quartette 3, Orchestra 1-2-3-4, Band 1-3-4, Hays Music Contest 1-3, Triple Trio 4, Pratt Music Contest 3. G.R. 1-2-3-4, G.R. Cabinet 4, Tennis 1-2-3. lntra-Murals 2, May Pete l, Gym Circus Z, Latin Club 1-2, Home Economics Club 4. 2,5 15 VIRGINIA TOURNEAR - It's Great to be Alive Class Play 3-4, Class Chapel Play l-2-3, Class Treasurer l, Class Cheerleader l-2-4, Pepperettes l-2-3-4, Pepperettes Pres- ident 4, Pepperettes Cheerleader 2, Operetta 1, Glee Club 1, Mixed Chorus l, Hays Music Contest l, G.R. l-2-3-4, G.R. Cabinet 3-4, Tennis 2-3, Girls' Intra-Murals 3, May Pete 1, School Cheerleader 4, Latin Club 2. HARRY AWALT - Ladies Should Listen Red and Black Boys 5, Operetta l-2-3-4, Operetta Stage Manager 4, Glee Club l-2-3-4, Glee Club Librarian 4, Mixed Chorus 4, Band 5, Hays Music Contest 3, Pratt Music Contest 4, Football Squad 3-4, Basketball Squad 3-4, Intra-Murals l- 2-3-5, Drum Major 5. VERNON KOCH M Laughing soy Red and Black Boys l-2-3-4, Intra-Murals l-2-4, Latin Club 1-2. PAULINE BUDDE - Sylvia Sidney G.R. 2-3-4, Girls' lntra-Murals 1, May Pete l, Gym Circus 2, Latin Club 2. ALETHA KIRKMAN - Redhead Girls' Intra-Murals l-2, May Pete 1, Gym Circus 2. ARDERY COFFEE - Little Giant Operetta 2-3, Glee Club 2-3, Pratt Music Contest 3, Poot- ball Letter 4, Football Squad 4, Basketball Squad 4, Intra- Murals 2-3. ALBERT MEADOR - I Hate Women Operetta 2-3-4, Operetta Cast 3-4, Glee Club President 4. Mixed Chorus 3-4, Boys' Quartette 3-4, Pratt Music Contest 3-4, lntra-Murals l-2-3-4, Wichita State Chorus 4. MARJORIE GUNN -- Design for Living Class Chapel Play l-3-4, Pepperettes 2-3-4, Orchestra I-2- 3--4. Band 3-4, Hays Music Contest 1, Pratt Music Contest 3, Emporia Music Contest 3, G.R. 1-2-3-4, Latin Club 1-Z, All State Orchestra 2-4, All State Band 4, Music Letter 3. MERLE POREMAN - Now I'Il Tell Operetta 3-4, Glee Club 3-4, Pratt Music Contest 3, G.R. l-2, Girls' lntra-Murals 1-2, May Pete l, Gym Circus 2, Dodge City Teachers' Meet 2. LEE WADE - Sing and Like lt Operetta 2-3-4, Operetta Cast 4, Glee Club 2-3-4, Mixed Chorus 3-4, Boys' Quartette 3-4, Pratt Music Contest 3-4. Intra-Murals I-2, Wichita 'State Chorus 4. DON HAMILTON - Joe E. Brown Class Chapel Play 2-4, Red and Black Boys I-2-3-4, Oper- etta 4, Glee Club 4, Tennis 2, Intra-Murals l-2-3-4: Gym Circus 2, Latin Club l. HELEN EVANS - Princess Charming Pepperettes 3, Orchestra l-2-3, Hays Music Contest 2, Pratt Music Contest 3. G.R. l, May Pete l, Gym Circus 2. FRANCES OSBURG - Gallant Lady Pepperettes 4, Operetta l-2-3-4, Operetta Cast 4. Glee Club l-2-3-4, Mixed Chorus 3-4, Triple Trio 4, Pratt Music Contest 3-4, G.R. l-2-3-4. May Pete l, Library Assistant 2-3, Home Economics Club 4, Wichita State Chorus 4, Music Letter 2-3. IIONVARD MILLER - Circus Clown Baseball l-2. Intra-Murals l-2-3-4. 45. i ERITZ ESPELD - The Little Minister Intra-Murals l-2-3. DOROTHY HALL --- Sweet Adeline Class Chapel Play 3, Class Olhcer l. Dodge City. St. Mary's Academy. MARIAN MADDY - Sweet Music' Pepperettes 'S-4, Operetta l-2-4, Operetta Cast 2-4, Glce Club l-2, Glee Club Librarian 2, Mixed Chorus l. Girls' Quar- tette l-2-3. Orchestra l-2-3-4, Band l-3-4. Hays Music Con- test l, Pratt Music Contest l-2. Dodge City Music Contest l-2, G.R. l-2-4, May Fete l. Gym Circus 2, Latin Club l-2, Michigan State College Orchestra 3, All State Orchestra 2-4, County Band, East Lansing High School, Michigan, 3. HAROLD MILLER 4 The Big Bruin lntra-Murals 2-3. DON WEIDE - The Big Executive lntra-Murals l-2. EVELYN MCCLAIN - College Rhythm Class Play 3-4, Operetta I-3-4. Operetla Cast 4, Giee Club 1-3-4, Glee Club President 4. Glee Club Librarian 3. Mixed Chorus 3-4, Triple Trio 4. Pratt Music Contest 3-4, G.R. 4, May Fete l. Gym Circus 2. NVichita State Chorus 4, HELEN GRIEIVITH - Should Ladies Behciue Pcppercttes 2-'S-4. Operetta l-2, Glee Club 1-2, G.R. 1-2-3, Girls' Intra-Murals 2. May Pete l, Gym Circus 2, Home Eco- nomics Club 2-3-4, Home Economics Vice-President 4. EARL MARSH - The County Chairman lntra-Murals 2-3. ELDON SCHULTZ - Ills u Gifr Orchestra l-2. Hays Music Contest l. lntra-Murals l-2-3. WlNll7RED HALEY - Jean Parker Class Play 3-4, Class Chapel Play 4. Class President 2-3, Pcpperettes 4, Operetta 3, Glee Club 2-3, Orchestra 2-3, G.R. 4, G.R. Vice-President 3, G.R. Cabinet 2-3, National Honor Society 4, Dodge City Reading Contest 3, G.R. Conference 2, Macksville High School l-2-3. Rhorea Queen 4. .1 AUNITA MCCOY 1 Baby Take ct Bow Class Chapel Play 1. Pepperettes l-2-3-4, Pepperettes Secre- tary 3, Operetta l, Glee Club l. Glee Club Librarian l. G.R. 1, G.A.A. Letter 2, Girls' Intra-Murals l-2. May Fete 1, Gym Circus 2, Home Economics Club 2-3-4, Home Economics Sec1'e- tary 2. Home Economics Treasurer 3. KENNETH HAMMOND ---- The Chief ROY DIXON - There's Always Tomorrow Intra-Murals 1-2-3. NELLIE BAKER - Hi Nellie G.R. l-2. May Pete l, Gym Circus 2. f- -- .... , I RACHEL BROWN - The Sweetheart of Sigmi Chi Girls' Intra-Murals 1-2-3, May Fete 1, Gym Circus 2, Dodge City Teachers' Meet 2. MAX BAYLESS - Kid Millions Hutchinson 1-2-3. JOE TYNON - Peck's Bad Boy ZELLA COTY - Good Dame Class Play 1, Class Treasurer 2, Class Cheerleader 2, Opcretta Cast l, Orchestra 4, Band 1-2-4, Upper Peninsula Music Con- test l-2, Contest at Chicago World's Fair 2, Marquette, Mich- igan Music Festival 1, Girls' Gym Letter 2, Girls' Intra-Murals 1-2, Latin Club 3, Iron River, Michigan 1-2. DOROTHY O'CONNELL - You're Telling Me Pepperettes 4, Operetta 1, Operetta Cast 1, Glee Club 1-3, G.R. 1-2-3-4, Girls' Intra-Murals 1-2-3-4, May Fete 2, Latin Club 1, Oratorical Declamation Contest 3, All School Play 3, Hutchinson High School 3. RAYMOND LEROY - The Dude Ranger Gym Circus 1, Horseshoe Tournament 2-3. ERITZ ESSMILLER - She Loves Me Nor Baseball Squad 2, Intra-Murals l-2-3. RUBY HENNING - Beloved May Pete 1, Gym Circus 2. PAYE THOMAS - Little Women G.R. 4, May Fete 1. Gym Chapel Play 1. HAROLD HOFMASTER - The Flying Dutchman Red and Black Boys 4, Intra-Murals 1, Volley Ball Tourna- ment 2. ALBERTA THOMAS - Silent Lady G.R. 1. BETTY KOOPMAN - I Like It That Wag Class Play 4, Orchestra 1-2-3-4, Band 1-3-4, Hays Music Contest 2, Pratt Music Contest 3-4, G.R. 1-2-3, May Fete 1, Gym Circus 2, Commercial Club 1, Gym Chapel Play 2. JEANAN HARRIS - Dancing Lady G.R. 2-3-4, Marymount 1-4, Salina High School 2-3, Marianette Pep Club 3. RILLA FRUIT H- Smilin' Through G.R. 1-2, Latin Club l-2, Girls' Intra-Murals 1, Garden City 1-2, Larned 3, Liberal 3, Sumner, Washington 4. rf' MARY ELLEN CARTER - Twentieth Century Pepperettes 3-4, Operetta 4, Glee Club 4, G.R. 3. French Club 2, Dodge City Chorus, Dodge City High School 1-2. WILMA HEARN - Ready for Love Class Chapel Play 1, Class Vice-President 2, Operetta Cast l-2, Mixed Chorus 1-2, Basketball Letter 2, Basketball Squad 1, School Cheerleader 2, A. Capella Chorus, Otis High School 1-2. Contest School Play 3. MILDRED ALMQUIST - Lavender and Old Lace Pepperettes 5, G.R. 1-2-3-4-5, May Fete l, Home Economics Club 2-3-4-5. JEAN WOYDZIAK - Happiness Ahead Class Chapel Play 2-3, Class Vice-President 2-3, Class Cheer- leader 2-3, Pepperettes l-2-3, Pepperettes Treasurer 3, Operetta l-2-3, Glee Club l-2-3, Mixed Chorus 3, Hays Music Contest 3, G.R. l-2-3, G.R. Cabinet 2-3, Girls' Intra-Murals 2-3, School Cheerleader 3, Home Economics Club 2, Commercial Club 3, Dorrance High School l-2-3. BERNADINE GOODMAN - Housewife HAROLD BOWSER - Southern Gentleman Operetta l-2-3-4, Glee Club l-2-3-4-5. Pratt Music Con- test 4, Football Squad 2-3-4, Baseball Squad 2-3, Intra-Murals l-2-3-4-5, May Fete 1, Gym Circus 3, Latin Club 4. ELMO WALKER - Mississippi . Intra-Murals 3-4. ELEANOR ENGLEMAN - Sweet and Lovely Operetta 3-4, Glee club 3-4, Glee Club Secretary 3, Mixed Chorus 3, Triple Trio 4, Pratt Music Contest 3, G.R. 1-2-4. May Fete 1, Gym Circus 2. JOHN SODEN -- The Harvester KENNETH SCHMALIAN -- Local Boy Makes Good Intra-Murals 3. EDITH PARKER - Roberta Pepperettes 4, G.R. 3-4, Girls' Intra-Murals 2, May Fete 2, Commercial Club 2. BUD BERTRAM - I Sell Anything Intra-Murals 2 - 3. NED APPLEGATE - The Texas Ranger Red and Black Boys l-2-3-4, Glee Club 3-4, Pratt Music Contest 4. 'ix - i ,Yu-u-ii' CHARLES ALLEN JACK SCHMIDT NELL EPPSTEIN HAZEL ERBE President Vice-President Treasurer Secretary UNIDD CLAII f 1936 G.B.H.S., one of the country's great producing houses, has allowed this gigantic undertaking The Class of 1936 to be reviewed, although it is not yet completed. We are offering you a review of the first three reels. The fourth reel is yet to be made, but extensive plans are being prepared for its production which is scheduled for next September. Nine months is the estimated time for actual production. We take this opportunity to say that if the fourth reel is as good as the three we here review, Class of '36 will be one of the best of G.B.H.S.'s efforts, if not the best. G.B.H.S. is fast becoming noted for its four year productions. It's system is somewhat like this: Upon the presentation of certain credentials and certificates, boys and girls desiring work in the company are admitted and assigned to certain productions. With the aid of an able staff, four usually are worked upon at the same time. This show was started in the fall of 1932 with a cast of about 100. Mr. Daniel Boone and Miss Lois YVaples, who need no introduction to C1.B.H.S., were assigned as directors. And now here is the story in three reels of the Class of l936. REEL ONE The Cast of Characters was as follows: Hazel Erbe, president: Charles Allen, vice-president: Jack Schmidt, treasurer: Ralph Essmiller, secretary, and the large supporting cast of the famous C1.B.H.S. boys and girls. Mr. Daniel Boone and Miss Lois Waples were the directors of this stupendous reel. There is one scene which deserves much merit. In the class basketball tournament there were three teams tied for the title. our team had the largest number of points so naturally assumed the title. Another scene is a one act play presented by Myron Davis, Edna Belle Doonan, Mary Ellen Weber, and Mildred Harper. REEL TWO The Cast of Characters of this reel has been changed somewhat but the same four people have the leads. Charles Allen, president: Hazel Erbe, vice-president: Jack Schmidt, secretary: and Ralph Essmiller, treasurer. At the beginning of this reel Miss Waples was called away to another studio to help in the making of another production and her place was very nicely filled by Miss Novma J. Mering. Possibly the most outstanding scene is another one act play presented by Pauline Arnold. Louise Sherwood, Bob Templeton, Don Saunders, and Jack Schmidt. REEL THREE The cast is hardly changed with Charles Allen being the most outstanding star for the second successive reel by being president, Jack Schmidt as vice-president, Hazel Erbe as treasurer, and Nellie Eppstein as secretary. There were many outstanding scenes, in this reel, the first being the winning of the title in the inter-class basketball tournament. Another was a one act play presented by Ralph Essmiller, Bob Templeton, Gwendolyn Trester and Rowland Raup. Perhaps the most outstanding scene was the Junior-Senior' Banquet in which the Class of '36 entertained the Class of '35. Another scene perhaps as outstanding was the presentation of a three act play Here Comes Three Knights. The necessary finances were raised this year by selling Lyceum tickets in which the Class of '36 sold 5270 while the Class of '35 only sold 48 Wa. Tickets were also sold to the three act Junior play. -ROWLAND RAUP. 20 Bob Templeton I.ois XVilka Gladys Schultz Ralph Essmiller Mary Jane Trcster Neva Woods David Ewing Ruth Grubb Dorothy Bardwell Donald Saunders Mary Ellen Weber Helen Koelsch Roy Evans Helen Edman Raymond Brining Josephine Gassman Mildred Harper Robert Doonan Pauline Arnold Jack Caraway Gwendolyn Trestcr May Ellen Griggs Merle Miller Mary Alice Welch Mary Bagby Ray McCoy CLASS 936 qw pr Arthur Ballou Leona Wess Nadine Johnson Roy Thomas Bird May Smith Clara Kummer Martin Allen Louise Sherwood Marion Matthews lrene Keeley Lorraine Schneider lrvin Foelgner Margaret Naylor Harry Walts Alice Keenan Alice Goodwin Kenneth Fradd Bcrnadine Doherty Geneva Gamber John Glenn Lucile Tomnitz Dixie Hixon Clifford Patchen Annabel Start Clarence Vlfells Selma NVerhahn Deborah Sharp Glen Pierson Helena Hulme James Cook Thelma Sprague Hazel Meycr Rowland Raup Josephine Suchy l,ela Zumalt William Truxal Maxine Smith Robert Herrcn Emma Campbell Dora Schrepel Marvin Posey Viola Palmer Eulala Wells Vernon Foelgner Marie Nickel Margaret XVerhahn Arlo Luther Helen Neuforth Irma Johnson Flora Eitel Dorothy Johnson Clayton Doty Emerald Moon Marie Dunekack Margaret Weatl1e1's .-X. J, Brown I 'ii' .null '.l. FRANK GABEL VIRGINIA I-IANS Secretary Treasurer WINIFRED HANS JOAN BONDURANT Vice-President President nlsrom or sown one emu In the year 1933 in the lirst part of September, a real group of performers came to Holly- wood. This group of performers was the class of 1937. They started out under a board of directors composed of Joan Bondurant, president: Hazel Engleman, vice-president: Barbara Moore, treasurer: and Dan Alefs, secretary. The censors were Mr. Dodd and Miss Allis. The first production by this company was a one act comedy, Prose Preferred with an all star cast composed of Harold Ashpole, Dolores Coyne. Erwin Tucker, Virginia Dodge, Russell Townsley, Ruth Lewis, and Virginia Hans. This comedy was presented before the critics of G.B.H.S. It was a success and the cast gained fame. The Movie Queen of the group was Virginia Hans and the Movie King was Doyle Clarke. They were chosen by the members contracted in the Freshman Movie Company, Inc. The first year in Hollywood was a decided success. Early in September of 1934 the same group organized a new Movie Company called the Sophomore Snappiesf' This time they had as directors Joan Bondurant, president: Winifred Hans, vice-president: Frank Gabel, secretary: and Virginia Hans, treasurer. The same censors were kept. The Sophomores attempted something that had been neglected for some years. They published and financed a school paper called Black Panther. It was sold in every corner of the G.B.H.S. Studio. The idea was suggested and carried out by Rush Barnes, an imported star, who has been of great value to the company. The paper was a decided success and G.B.I-I.S. owes much to the Sophomore Snappies as a result. The Snappies have added much pep to G.B.H.S. as they are well represented in every organization in the school, whether it be pep, sport, religious, musical, or any other organization. The colors of the Snappies are blue and silver: their flower, sweetpea: and the motto, 'iSumma Summarumf' They are just what the motto suggests, Best of the Best. . The Snappies will have gained fame everywhere when they have completed the two remain- ing years in'G.B.H.S. at which time they will leave the direction of their censors and directors and go out into movieland by themselves. -RUTH HULL. 24 I r 1 I J' I 4' Top Row-Loyal Otte. Virginia Keller, Zeena Hunter. Barbara Moore, Mary Joel Hulme, Walter Ki- ger, Vada Moon. Znd Row-Donald Maher, Ruth Hull. Elva Rose Payne. Glenda Muench, Mildred Lucas, Gail Haley. Kenneth Van Aken. lst Row--Irwin Tucker, Bernese Maddy. Frances Mull, Dorothy Newell. Katherine Lovitt, Ruth Lewis, Junior Klepper, Robert Mason. Top Row-Loren Amerine, Doyle Clark, Dan Alcfs. Ellen Asher. Lucile Weathcrs, Leon Brown, Gerald Axtell, Harold Ashpole. Znd Row-Miss Allis. Eunice Batman. Marguerite Doonan. Joan Bon- durant. Virginia Dodge. Leon Bushnell, Rush Barns. Ist Row-Ruth Brown, Faye Aldrich. Mary Denney, Helen Campbell. Lurlene Caruthers, Nadine Boyle, Doris Jean Dodge, Wendell Byers. Top Row-Gerald Wade, Russell Townsley, Morris Wood. Sidney Rusco. Carrie Garner, Benedict Haberman, Frank Gabel. Kenneth Honish. Znd Row-Mr. Dodd. Marion Eaton, La Vaun Fleming. Ber- nice Fry. Dolores Coyne. Irene Hardy. Theda Downey. Ist Row-David Gregg, Adelle Gamber, Verna Wilson, Winifred Hans, Virginia Hans, Dorothy Mae Wesley, Hazel Engleman. Top Row-John Roberts, William Tittel, Henry Geo. Porter. Orville Warner, LeRoy McClain. Law- rence McMullen, Helen Topper. 2nd Row-Lola Stout. Margaret Slentz, Virginia Smith, Gladys Mc- Mullen. Eileen Veach. W. I.. Clarke, Howard Vvalliams. lst Row-Mildred Serpan, Blanche Schmidt, Wilma Ray, Sybel Schneck, Evelyn McMullen, Olive Root, Billie Russell, Paul Smith. 25 BILL SAVOY PAUL DAMM Vice-President Treasurer LEE BIRD DALE ENGLEMAN Secretary President THE CLAII DI: 1938 The class of '38 started its production in Great Bend High School with a cast of 130 mem- bers. The following stars were selected: president, Dale Engleman: vice-president, Bill Savoy: secretary, Lee Bird: treasurer. Paul Damm: cheerleader, Evelyn Yetschke. Our directors are Miss Truxal and Miss Shoemaker. The class of '38 sponsored a sandwich sale to earn money for their pages in the Rhorea. They also gave a one act chapel play entitled Queen Ann's Lace. The cast was: Alberta Lischcsky, Virginia Powell, Edna Mae Amend, Robert Bird and Gilbert Russell. The class has lived up to the standard of G.B.H.S. as we have a goodly number on the honor roll each six weeks and the fact that six of our boys made the football team and four the basketball team shows that we are not lacking school spirit. -LEE BIRD. 26 Top Row-Mona Schmidt, Helen Schulz, Eugene Schenk, Grace Neuforth, Carl Coffee, Miss Truxal. 3rd Row-Beatrice Gibson, Guy Parsons, Paul Schulz, John Chitwood, Marjorie YVells, Helen Suchy, Geneva Gregg, Mervin Brewer. Znd Row-Hazel Gray, Charlie Schepler, Laverne Drew. Katherine Weide. Dorothy Dailey, Bernice Hiss, Robert Walts. Ist Row-Robert Hartman, Wayne LeRoy, Louis Carl Hans, Lawrence Krause, Alfred Quigley, Bobby Clarke, Mary Catherine Ludington. Top Row-Kenneth Taylor, Dick Ward, Chester Flory, Quentin Rose, Loren Hermes, Paul Damm, Gilbert Russell. 3rd Row--Christine Resner. Virginia Leek, Esther Juergensen, Alisa Hofmaster, Mil- dred Herren, Delfreda Smith, Eunice Sharp, Paul Bowser. 2nd Row-Holly Langer, Elmer McAfee, Lillian Arnold, Ketah Barrett, Laverne Templeton, Dorothy Gabel, Mary Schank, Elsie Lewis. Is! Row-Rivers Cowley, Delbert Sloan, Junior Werhahn, Keith Sitterly, Darrel Schneider, Venerable Booker, Paul Younkin, Verlie Marymee, Verna Austin. Top Row-Raymond Gagelman, Norris Meyers, Clarence Moore, Harold Campbell, Mary Hunter. Mary Lu Thompson, Miss Shoemaker, Raymond Overby. 3rd Row-Warren Luther, Louis Temple- ton, Marie Fleming, Eleanor Myers, Agatha Esfeld, Maurine Barrett, Marguerite Smith. Zna' Row- Robert Bird, Alvin LeRoy, Dorothy Dean Rinker. Violet Smith, Jessie Irene Miller, Dorothy LeRoy. Ist Row-Margaret Funk, Betty Humble, Evelyn Yetschke. Josephine Kopke. Ruth Emler, Mary Margaret Kennedy, Virginia Evans, Lucile Brown, Adela Machal, Maxine Pierce. Top Row-Harold Hunter, Bill Savoy, Maurice Amerine, Charles Parker. LaVern Wess. 41h Row+Glen Schilling, Bill Fleming, Wayne Bortz. Dale Engleman, Martin Schneider, Clifford Piper. 3rd Row-Dan Stuart, Carlos Miller, Alon Biggcrs. Elmer Zumalt, Lee Bird. Vernon Dunekack. Don- ald Whelan. Znd Row-Raymond Tittel, Milton Alen, Franklin Suchy, Elaine Engleman, Alice LeRoy, Billy Schmidt, Delbert Cole. lst Row-Robert Hahn, Alvin Schrepel, Alberta Lischesky, Edna Mae Amend, Virginia Powell, Marguerite Bollenbacher. 27 SCENE! H2 T E FIJTIJDE One bright day in May, each member of the class of '35 received an invitation, which read, You are cordially invited and urged to attend a moving picture to be given tomorrow in your honor and which will portray for you, each of your lives and occupations, as they will be ten years hence. This was certainly a surprising and interesting occasion and everyone was at the theatre on the rise of the curtain. The show was on! Eugene Starke as the world famous radio announcer was master of ceremonies. The comedy was a Mutt and Jeff cartoon, with the brothers Don and Mich Weide as the heroes. THE PARAMOUNT NEWS Ruth Tullis and Jean Thompson Cas we know theml had taken up residences in Reno, to gain divorces from their second husbands. Elmer Becker and Thaine Ewing were managers of a colony in Little America. Vernon Damm and Maurice Koelsch were making a million selling Frigidaires to the citizens. Harold Hofmaster was leaving on an attempted trip to Mars in the rocket he had designed and built. Glen Cushing and Charles Morrison were given recognition by the government for their airplane model which made a record smashing round-the-world flight. Winifred Haley was a popular actress, who had caused a sensation with the announcement of her resignation from pictures, because they interfered with her home and private life. A wedding of interest was that of June Moore to the enterprising young Chicago lawyer for whom she had worked as secretary. Virginia Tournear entered the bar as an outstanding woman lawyer and like Bryant wrote a poem to celebrate it. Elizabeth Wade, Frances Younkin and Evelyn McClain were singing in vaudeville as The Haunting Harmonizersf' A successful Dillons' grocery store had been started in Nome, Alaska, by our good friend Cecil Unruh. Ardery Coffee and John Soden were there giving Service with a Smile. Nina Sceals, after a successful business career, and Helen Evans have settled down as farmers' wives, and are content in making Eldon and Lester happy. It was rumored that cupids' darts had struck Eleanor Robertson and Wilma Hearn, but the lucky men were not named. Vernon Koch and Kenneth Smith had been sent out from Manhattan College as county agents and were teaching farmers to grow bigger and better pigs. Dorothy Archer had succeeded Miss Novma J, Mering as history teacher in G.B.H.S. lW'hat a reputation to live up toll Max Bayless' ability at asking questions had led him into the Secret Service. Eldon Schulz was a chemist in the Muscle Shoals plant. Extra! Jeanan Harris was elected Governor of Kansas by an overwhelming majority over her rival Martin Brandt, on the Socialist ticket, but of course Bill Tucker's campaign speeches won the election. Dorothy O'Connell was the outstanding beauty connoiseur of America. Pauline Budde and Elda LeRoy were Child Welfare workers in New York City. Earl Marsh and Carl Habeiman were picking tomatoes for the Campbell Soup factory. Frances Osburg was superintendent of a Memorial Home for Delinquent Cats and Dogs. Dorothy Hall, Ruby Henning, Eleanor Melchi. and Faye Thomas left in an airplane for Washington, D.C. to take Civil Service positions. The Home for Unemployed Teachers was run by Vera Otte and Loretta Damm, and it was filled to capacity. A Merle Foreman and Rachel Belle Brown managed a reducing class. flt was a losing proposi- tionll Mildred Almquist and Betty Koopman were registered nurses working at the St. Rose Hospital. Fritz Essmiller had a dude ranch in Arizona where the wealthy bachelors and forgotten husbands spent their vacations. Mary Ellen Carter was competent as a court reporter at the state Capitol. Frank McCauley was hailed as the best dressed man in America. Bill Weber had just returned from a big game hunt in Africa and had brought back an African head-hunter for a man-servant. Lee Wade and Albert Meador were entertainers on the radio teaching kiddies to eat cereal. Harold Williams was Athletic Coach at old G.B.l-l.S. Marian Maddy had become America's most popular violinist. Her concerts usually included her assistant artists, Beatrice Batman and Marjorie Gunn. ADVERTISEMENTS The world's most popular joke magazine, Krazy Kartoonsf' was edited by William Keller and Joe Kramer. The Dime Shop a rival of Woolworthsf was advertising the world's largest lollipops-lc. The proprietors were Virginia Barricklow and Jean Hamilton. Zella Coty and Rilla Fruit were experts in the interior decoration of nurseries. The Painless Dentists were Don Hamilton and Paul Blankenship, The Miller Bros. dairy was attempting to prove to the parents of Barton County that goat milk was the best food for children. Nellie Baker and Edith Parker were running a haird1esser's shoppe. The Paris Modistes were Ruth Cushing and Bernice Dorfshaffer, who designed exclu- Conlinuea' on Page 55 28 F5 3 Q03 X f ODTIB ll 1 Our high school is very proud of this year's football squad. From the very tirst of the season the boys showed the finest type of teamwork. Known as the Black Panthers, this team justly lived up to its title. Showing a surprising oifensive and defensive power. this light team, was often out-weighed but seldom out-fought. The team played with a spirit and attitude that gained much admiration and respect for our high school. The season record. ive games won, two games tied, and two games lost. is the best since 1920. The Panthers made a total of 109 points and allowed their opponents only 57 points. This record is made more remarkable when it is known that this team only averaged 144 pounds per man, and was out-weighed by all opposing teams except Ellinwood. The first game with Claflin was lost 19 to 6. Our team under lire for the first time, did not prove very effective in stopping their adversaries. The game at Kinsley was a diiierent story. Out-weighed 12 pounds to a man, our Black Panthers used their dangerous passing attack to win 13 to 0. The formidable Hays Catholic eleven, with a weight advantage of 15 to 20 pounds per man, had a seven point lead at the half, but the second half found our jungle cats going wild. Our team scored on the first play with an 80-yard run. ln live minutes after a terrihc drive, our team scored again, and then held its lead the rest ol? the game to win 12 to 7. The St. John game ended with a 6 to 6 tie. The team won another victory' at Ellinwood Z6 to 0. Working smoothly, our Panthers defeated the hard fighting Russell team Z6 to 6. Behind seven points at the half, our team out-fought the Lyons eleven to win that thrilling contest 13 to 7. On a slippery, wet lield and out-weighed ten pounds per man, our fighting Panthers out-played Pratt the iirst half and missed a touchdown only by inches. The Pratt team scored a lone touchdown the second half to win the game 6 to 0. Out-weighed 10 to 20 pounds to a man, our Black Panthers easily out-played Larned, only to miss the well earned victory in the closing minutes. The game ended in a 6 to 6 tie. The most important factor in this team's success has been the wonderful work of Coach Lawrence Gunn. With only four letter-men on his squad he developed a team that will long be remembered for its success. He not only taught these boys to play good football, but most important he has taught them sportsmanship, loyalty, and teamwork. His encouragement and coaching enabled the team to play to its best advantage and to carry on against great odds. The teamwork was so evident that the games rarely featured any individual player, and the defense always seemed to work best when the opponents threatened to score. Glen Cushing and Harold Williams were the Co-Captains of the team. Elmer Becker, Thaine Ewing, and the two Co-Captains were letter-men from last year's team. THE SEASON'S RECORD Great Bend Great Bend Great Bend Claflin .... Kinsley . . . Hays Catholics Great Bend St. John . . . Great Bend Ellinwood . . Great Bend Russell. . . Great Bend Lyons . . Great Bend Pratt . . Great Bend Larned . . -GLEN CUSHING. f 4 Y. f BECKER EWITIG COFFEE' MORRISON meme FULLBACK ' WIHGBACK TACKLE KQQMFR Sf-EQQY EMA? 9H.i'.2lkE'.? BLACK DAHTHERS 35 C LETTER IAEH H E3 W EVANS WILL' END QUAQTE EIN KE' ER ER D LL ET1 QQQKQD ATEELNE 'QHEEW VJRIIZIXQQJFCK FIRST TEAM lst Row-Ardery Coffee, Doyle Clarke, Harold Williams, Ernest Eppstein. Zml RowhBill Savoy, Glen Schuetz, Coach Gunn, Glen Cushing, Roy Evans, Thaine Ewing SECOND TEAM lst Row-Cliiford Patchen, W. L. Clarke. Rowland Raup. Delbert Cole. Znd Row-Carl Coffee, James Cook, Charles Allen, Joe King, Coach Gunn, Jack Schmidt 35 l3ASlilfTI3All This year our Black Panthers completed what can best be described as an erratic season. Coach Gunn, with two lettermen on his squad, soon had a fast and scrappy bunch of cagers to go on the court. Although they lost most of their games, our Black Panthers were regarded as worthy opponents. They used a fast break on the offensive and a shifting ball defense. z, '- The tirst high spot of the season came in the game with Larned. In the overtime period our team made three field goals to win the game 27 to 21. In the best game of the season our goal tossers defeated the Lyons team 26 to 22. This was the Lyons team's first defeat of the season after 10 victories. Although they lost by small margins, our Panthers played good basetball in the games with Pawnee Rock and Russell. Our team entered the tournament at Larned and almost defeated the powerful Kingman team in a thrilling game. The final score was 31 to 39. Glen Schuetz, forward, was high point man for our Black Panthers. He made 128 points and averaged 8 points per game. Evans and Eppstein played forward positions: Cushing and Savoy, center and guard positions: Williams and Coffee, guard positions. These boys played practically the whole season against taller opponents. Those who received first team letters were Glen Schuetz, Glen Cushing, Harold Williams, Ardery Coffee, Roy Evans, and Bill Savoy. Schuetz and Cushing were lettermen from last year's team. The second team played some good games this season and developed promising material for next year's squad. The second team lettermen are Charles Allen, W. L. Clark, Doyle Clark, Carl Coffee, James Cook. Clifford Patchen, and Jack Schmidt. Charles Allen was high point man on the second team with 58 points. The faculty and students faithfully supported the Panthers the entire season, and the boys on the squad individually gained valuable experience from these games. -GLEN CUSHING. FIRST TEAM RECORD SECOND TEAM RECORD Great Bend Lyons . . . 32 Great Bend Lyons . . Great Bend Russell . . . 30 Great Bend Russell . . . Great Bend Pratt .... 34 Great Bend Pratt .... Great Bend Pawnee Rock 30 Great Bend Pawnee Rock Great Bend Larned . . . 21 Great Bend Larned . . . Great Bend Ellinwood . 20 Great Bend Ellinwood . Great Bend Pratt .... 33 Great Bend Pratt .... Great Bend Dodge City . 41 Great Bend Dodge City . v Great Bend Larned . . . 47 Great Bend Larned . . . Great Bend Lyons . . . 22 Great Bend Lyons . . . Great Bend Ellinwood . 21 Great Bend Ellinwood . 5 Great Bend Pawnee Rock 38 Great Bend Pawnee Rock Great Bend Hays .... 30 Great Bend Hays .... Great Bend Russell . . . 36 Great Bend Russell . . . Great Bend Dodge City . 36 Great Bend Dodge City . INTIQAMIJ l2AlS The Blue Comets were the champions of this year's intramural basketball season. This team, consisting of Milton Weide, captain, Maurice Koelsch, Howard Miller, Joe Kramer, Robert Mason, John Roberts, and Gerald Axtell. won 9 games and lost one. The Thunderbolts placed second by winning 8 games and losing 2. The other teams in the order of their standing were the Dinosaurs, Trojans, Rattlesnakes, Sure Shots, Cornhuskers. Sharks, Zephers, and the Flying Rhinoes. -GLEN CUSHING. . l5Il2lS' INTIQAMIJIQALS There were a few girls around the studio this year that wished to play basketball between scenes, so they cleared out some props and old scenery and put up a court. They organized into four teams with captains and descriptive titles, such as: Super-Aces, captain, Ruth Cushing: Peppy Puppets, captain, Clara Kummer: Winners, captain, Louise Newkirk: and Goal- ers, captain, Elva Rose Payne. The Super-Aces came out ahead. They organized again into two teams, the Fighters, with Odessa Bowser, captain: and the XYZ, with Elva Rose Payne, captain. The Fighters came out ahead this time. These girls are hoping that the directors will let them continue in this sport next year with the help of Miss Shoemaker, who was so patient with them this year. -RUTH CUSI-IING. 34 - ' A--f-1-----.,, Y . Q V ' V , , 'L' -N, ' ' 1 ' : , --..ig ' Q, is v , -.lm n K A . M '--N., ' ACTIVITIEI GIRLS' TRIPLE TRIO BOYS' QUARTETIIIE BAND GIRLS' GLEE CLUB BOYS' GLEE CLUB DRUM MAJOR DRUM MAJOR 56 THE VITAPHONE SOUND The Vitaphone Sound department of G.B.H.S., under the able direction of Carleton E. Hadley and John Taff, turned out some extremely creditable productions. The Orchestra and Glee Clubs are directed by Mr. Hadley and the Band by Mr. Talf. The orchestra has a personnel of thirty-three members, the Junior-Senior girls' Glee Club of twenty-eight, the Freshman- Sophomore girls' Glee Club of twenty-six. and the boys' Glee Club of forty-three. The Boys' Quartette consists of Don Saunders, Lee Wade, Bob Templeton, and Albert Meador: the Girls' Quartette of Elizabeth Wade, Ruth Tullis, Frances Younkin. and Evelyn McClain. The mixed Quartette consists of Virginia Mull, Ruth Tullis, Lee Wade, and Bob Templeton. The string trio is made up of Ruth Brown, violin: Winifred Hans, piano: and Bernese Maddy, cello: and the string quartette of three violins-Marjorie Gunn, Frances Mull and Ruth Tullis, and a cello, Margaret Slentz. The company went on location March 7-8-9 in Wichita, where a Festival was produced consisting of an all-state chorus and orchestra with a cast of six hundred. The chorus was under the direction of W. Otto Miessner and the orchestra was under the direction of Joseph E. Maddy, professor of band and orchestra music at the University of Wisconsin. G.B.H.S. re- ceived honors through two students: Virginia Mull was given a scholarship in voice and Marian Maddy was honored the night of the concert by being asked to act as concert-maestro for the last and most difficult number on the program. The Vitaphone Department of G.B.H.S. also participated in the production at the Pratt Studio. We were entered in all but three events, the bassoon, oboe, and French horn. In March the Vitaphone Sound department put on a production in the form of an operetta entitled,, Tune In. The cast included the following: Virginia Mull, Frank McCauley, Joe Kramer, Frances Osburg, Hilda Slentz, Bob Templeton, Frances Younkin, Evelyn McClain, Elizabeth Wade, Albert Meador, Lee Wade, Russell Townsley, Gerald Axtell, and Jack Caraway, with Mr. Hadley as director of music. Miss Allis as speech coach, Marian Maddy as accompanist, and Fred Newcombe stage manager. Every seat in the High School Auditorium was occupied and standing room was sold to forty people. The operetta was well presented and our school is proud of our music department. TUNE IN -HIGH SCHODL OPIEIQIEITA A crowd that jammed the high school auditorium gave an enthusiastic reception March l, to the high school operetta Tune In which was presented by the music department of the Senior high school under the direction of Carleton E. Hadley. The lead parts handled their lines and vocal numbers with skill and the evidence of good coaching and the ensemble numbers and specialty performances merited the generous applause they all received. The operetta was pleasing and was a trenchant burlesque of a sponsored radio program, in this instance that of the mythical Kroggins Kippered Kodfish company, and the romantic leads were very ably handled by Miss Virginia Mull, Miss Hilda Slentz, Frank McCauley, and Bob Templeton. Those who aided in the work of preparing and presenting the operetta included Miss Eda Allis, speech coach, Miss Marian Maddy. accompanist, Miss Mildred Harper, dance manager, Miss Bernice Dorfshaffer and Mary Joel Hulme, in charge of posters and advertising and R. C. Denton, in charge of ticket sales.-GREAT BEND TRIBUNE. DUI? BAND In the fall of 1933 a production was started in the studio of Great Bend High School. The director, who has had much experience, not only in this line but as one of the cast in productions of this same type in the East, is John Talf. He has made a fine showing with this group of players and they have won much recognition, both at home and out-of-town. The present number in the organization is ,forty-three. New sound elfects and stage properties along with costumes were added this year to the organization's list of equipment. The band sponsored the variety program of Hoots and Quacks given by Ben F. Hammond of the Wichita Eagle. So excellent was the sale of tickets that this one venture netted sufficient funds to outfit the band in sweaters and oversca caps. Much credit should be given to Mr. Tall' for his ine work with these young people and his untiring efforts to make this organization a success. 37 Top Row-Mr. Bonecutter. Glen Cushing, William Truxal, Charles Allen, Glen Schuetz, Miss Jacobs. lst Row--Virginia Mull, Winifred Haley, Elda LeRoy, Nina Sceals, Dorothy Archer, Jean Hamilton, Louise Sherwood. 1 THE NATlONAl HDNDD SOCIH7' Have you ever delved into the mysteries that are back of every moving picture you see? No? Then let's do. We won't have far to go: they're finishing a picture over at G.B.H.S. Here we are. I'm sure they won't mind if we look in. H'm no one's here: that'll give us a chance to inspect the scenery. Those four high school years of hard study mixed with jolly good times make an interesting background, don't they? Aren't these clever little footstools- this one like a football and the other one like a basketball. They certainly give an air of com- radeship and good fellowship. And this old English tea table- -it makes you' feel as though a butler carrying a tray with tea and tiny cakes would appear any moment. Just look how this blue and white G.R. triangle lamp shade softens the light of the room: isn't it lovely? Shall we look at these cameras? Why, there are four of them. They all seem to be named, too. This one is Character, and that one on the left-isn't it Service? This one back here is Scholarship and the one over there is Leadership. Isn't that a marvelous way to film a picture? The actors and actresses will certainly have to be at their best under such close scrutiny. Someone's coming. Oh. it's Mr. Bonecutter. and there's Miss Jacobs, too. They are the directors, you know. I've heard that they are so good they could make a stone image act. Would you like to wait till the cast arrives? Here they come! They are chosen by the Academy of Motion-picture Awards four facultyj. Glen Cushing and Virginia Mull are coming in through the left entrance. They have the leads: Glen is the president and Virginia is his lovely young secretary. Here come the rest. They are Dorothy Archer, Nina Sceals, Elda LeRoy, Jean Hamilton, Winifred Haley, and Glen Schuetz-the senior actors. and Charles Allen, Louise Sherwood, and William Truxal-the juvenile actors. That is all of them: shall we go? It was very interesting, wasn't it? l hope it will bring them all fame and success when it is released, don't you? The picture they are shooting? How foolish of me not to tell you before. It is 'iThe National Honor So- ciety of 1935, G.B.H.S. ' -WINIFRED HALEY. 39 Top Row-June Moore, social chairman: Nell Eppstein, vice-president: Miss Mering: Dorothy Archer, president Miss Shoemaker: Winifred Hans, pianist: Joan Bondurant, librarian. lst Row-Jean Hamilton, service chairman: Ruth Tullis, music chairman: Louise Sherwood, treasurer: Virginia Tournear, program chairman: Katherine Lovitt, publicity chairman: Virginia Hans, secretary. l5Il2l IQESEIQVEI-1934-1935 This has been quite a successful year for the Girl Reserves with its line president, Dorothy Archer, her snappy cabinet, and those two overseers whom the club couldn't get along without, Miss Mering and Miss Shoemaker. The membership this year has been larger than any other year. Do you remember the Hrst impressive initiation service when over a hundred girls became followers of the Grail? Since that day they've had a lot of grand times together. Hitting the highlights, let's recall the book-exchange which operates at a prolit and helps to finance the club: gaze back upon those good old days at Camp Wood, or the Conferences. There were some line programs too, especially at Hallowe'en and Thanksgiving. At Christmas the G, R.'s plea for food and clothes for the needy was gratined. Hobby clubs flourished under capable supervision and added interest. The Hnal triumph was the Mother-Daughter banquet in May. The girls of this, the oldest organization in our high school, strive ever to be: Gracious in manner, lmpartial in judgment. Ready for service. Loyal to friends, Reaching for the best, Earnest in purpose, Seeing the beautiful, Eager for knowledge, Reverent to God. Victorious over self, Ever dependable, and Sincere at all times. -NELLIE EPPSTEIN. G. R, MEMBERS Wilma Adams Mildred Almquist Edna Mae Amend Dorothy Archer Lillian Arnold Pauline Arnold Ellen Asher Mary Bagby Ketah Barrett Virginia Barricklow Eunice Batman Thelma Bayless Marg't Bollenbacher Joan Bondurant Nadine Boyle Jeanette Brown Ruth Brown Pauline Budde Helen Campbell Lurlene Caruthers Dolores Coyne Ruth Cushing Dorothy Dailey Loretta Damm Mary Denny Doris Jean Dodge Edna Belle Doonan Ruth Emler Elaine Engleman Eleanor Engleman Hazel Engleman Nell Eppstein Hazel Erbe Agatha Esfeld Helen Evans Virginia Evans Marie Fleming Bernice Frey Margaret Funk Adelle Gamber Geneva Gamber Alice Goodwin Geneva Gregg Marjorie Gunn Jean Hamilton Gail Haley Winifred Haley Virginia Hans XVinifred Hans Irene Hardy Mildred Harper Bernice Hiss Ruth Hull Mary Joel Hulme Betty Humble Mary Hunter Zeena Hunter Nadine Johnson Aletha Kirkman Helen Koelsch Josephine Kopke Clara Kummer Virginia Leek Alice LeRoy Dorothy LeRoy Elda LeRoy Ruth Lewis Alberta Lischesky Katherine Lovitt Mildred Lucas Adela Machel Evelyn McClain Irene Keeley Bernese Maddy Marian Maddy 40 Doris Miller Jessie Irene Miller Barbara Moore June Moore Glenda Muench Eleanor Myers Grace Neuforth Helen Neuforth Dorothy Newell Louise Newkirk Dorothy O'Connell Frances Osburg Vera Otte Elva Rose Payne Virginia Powell Wilma Ray Dorothy Dean Rinker Eleanor Robertson Olive Root Nina Sceals Blanche Schmidt Mona Schmidt Sybel Schneck Eunice Sharp Deborah Sharp Louise Sherwood Helen Schultz Margaret Slentz Delfrieda Smith May Smith Maxine Smith Virginia Smith Lola Stout Loverne Templeton Faye Thomas Jean Thompson Lucile Tomnitz Virginia Tournear Gwen Trester Mary Jane Trester Ruth Tullis Eileen Veach Elizabeth Wade Margaret Weathers Katherine Weide Eulala Wells Marjorie Wells Verna Wilson Evelyn Yetschke Frances Younkin Top Row-Elda LeRoy, Beatrice Batman, Nadine Johnson, Louise Sherwood, Jean Thompson, Ruth Tullis. Znd Row-Eileen Veach, Winifred Hans, Irene Hardy, Glenda Muench, Alice Goodwin, Ber- nadine Goodman, Miss Dilsaver, sponsor. Ist Row-Lurlene Caruthers, Mildred Harper, Mildred Almquist, Frances Osburg, Eleanor Melchi, Helen Griffith, Gwendolyn Trester. HOMIE IECONDMICS CllJI3 The Home Economics Club was organized and affiliated with the National Home Economics Association in 1931-32 under the name of Alpha Phi. The purposes of the club are: To create interest in the many phasesl of home economics, to develop worthy home membership, and to furnish opportunity for leadership. The insignia of the club is the Betty Lamp which forms the design used on the pin. The Betty Lamp was used in early days by the housewives. They carried this lamp from place to place to light their way. The lamp is a symbol for learning. We had a picnic in the fall for the new members and we elected some of our oflicers for the year of 1934-35. We had different ways of making money such as our candy sale, and the football banquet. At one meeting we had a talk and demonstration on cosmetics and hairdress- ing by Mrs. Gruber after which a covered dish luncheon was served to Mrs. Gruber and the members. This year there were 21 members in the club with Miss Dilsaver as sponsor, Gwendolyn Tres- ter as president. Helen Griffiths as vice-president, Helen Edman as secretary, Winifred Hans as treasurer, and Alice Goodwin as program chairman. -GWENDOLYN TREST ER. 41 THE IDEPPEIQETTE CLUB The Pepperettes this year were very successful in their activities. Virginia Tournear, as pres- ident, played the roll of leading star. under the direction of Miss Mering and Miss XVeare. Co- starring were Ruth Tullis, vice-president: Dorothy Newell, secretary: Virginia Hans. treasurer: and Mildred Harper, cheerleader. In addition to these stars, the rest of the Pepperettes completed the company and assisted the leading actors in their many performances. Some of the spectacular events were the Pepperette initiation, selling of Football Tickets, Pepperette Chapel, and stunts at the games. The finale of the show was the Pepperette Picnic, which added to the pep and enthus- iasm of the club, and we hope this pep and enthusiasm will continue during the following years. -KATHERINE LOVI l l' PEPPERETTES Mildred Almquist Edna May Amend Ketah Barrett Maurine Barrett Lucile Brown Virginia Evans Marie Fleming Margaret Funk Gale Haley Winifred Haley Bertha Higgins Betty Humble Alberta Lischesky Bernice Maddy Doris Miller Barbara Moore Dorothy O'ConneIl Frances Osburg Virginia Powell Dorothy Dean Rinker Nina Sceals Lucile Tomnitz Mary Ellen YNeber Fay Aldrich Dorothy Archer Mary Bagby Virginia Barricklow Nadine Boyle Mary Ellen Carter Loretta Damm Virginia Dodge Helen Edman Nellie Eppstein Hazel Erbe Helen Evans Alice Goodwin Marjorie Gunn Virginia Hans Winifred Hans Irene Hardy Clara Kummer June Moore Frances Mull Dorothy Newell Vera Otte Wilma Ray Gladys Schulz Louise Sherwood Jean Thompson Joan Bondurant Virginia Tournear Gwendolyn Trester Ruth Tullis Neva Woods .Iaunita McCoy Mary Jane Trester Katherine Lovitt Doris Jean Dodge .lean Hamilton Mildred Harper Marian Maddy Louise Newkirk Elva Rose Paine Hilda Slentz Selma Werhahn Marietta Younkin Lois Wilka Virginia Mull Ist Row-Harold Campbell, Owen Bushnell, Vernon Koch, Kenneth Smith, Bill Weber, Jerry Murphy, Delbert Cole, and W. L. Clark. Znd Row-Verlie Marymee, Leon Bushnell, Roy Bird, Robert Bird, Jack Schmidt, Bill Savoy, Robert Mason, and Harold Cook. 3rd Row--Kenneth VanAken, Don Saunders, Fred Newcombe, Robert Doonan, Milton Weide, Junior Klepper, Alon Biggers, and Clifford Piper. 4th Row-John Glen, Rowland Raup, Thaine Ewing, Ned Applegate, Harry Awalt. Rush Barns, and Bill Tucker. Top Row-Harold Hofmaster, Eugene Starke. Ray McCoy, Frank McCauley, Martin Brandt, Don Hamilton, Dale Engleman, James Cook, and Mr. Bonecutter. DIED AND BLACK BUYS The Red and Black Boys started their new production of 1935 by electing as their leaders: Bill Weber, president: Rowland Raup, vice-president: Owen Bushnell, secretary-treasurer: and O. E. Bonecutter, sponsor. One of the co-captains of the football team said, With such a good supporting cast as the Red and Black Boys, we were able to make the season's run with greater success than ever. An assembly program was given which consisted largely of sound effects and pepped up the football team so that they upset the dope by defeating Hays. As usual the members of the club used considerable ingenuity in their initiation program for the new members. The regular initiation was followed by the requirement that each, candidate come bare-footed to school the next day and wear a set of false teeth. The club owes its excellent financial condition primarily to the efforts of Vernon Koch and lrwin Tucker who had charge of peanut sales at the football games. Since the primary motive of the Red and Black Boys Club is to promote pep in G.B.Il.S., we feel that our object has been gained. -BILL WEBER. 43 Top Row-Mildred Barricklow. sponsor. June Moore. Marjorie Gunn. Virginia Barriclclow, Ruth Tullis, Jean Thompson. Ist Row-Marian Maddy, Virginia Mull. Louise Sherwood. Jean Hamilton, Dorothy Archer. Hilda Slentz. WATlJ I'I IYI V411 I ndifzn ProduE?ion In 1931 a group of twelve girls organized in the studio of G.B.H.S.. a campfire group and chose the name, Watuhiyi. Miss Twila Shoemaker and Miss Grace Jacobs were their first directors but they were later changed to Miss Mildred Barricklow. The girls were known in the organization by the following names: Virginia Barricklow-Aka Hilda Slentz-Shada June MO0r2gK1'r1ikS Dorothy Archer-Woape Marian Maddy-Adshaga Louise Sherwood-Unaliyi Jean Thompson-Zhongta Ruth Tullis-Ye Nig Virginia Mull-Yahpam Marjorie Gunn-Andekgissns Jean Hamilton-YVichaka Mary Kathryn Devore and Mary Ella Howell were members of the cast, but they moved out of town. After all of the girls reached the wood-gatherers rank, they changed over to a social organ- ization. Oflicers have been elected each year by the group. Those for the present year are: June Moore, president, Ruth Tullis, vice-president: Marjorie Gunn, secretary: Virginia Barricklow. treasurer. -MARJORIE GUNN. 44 43.1l '- f 1X !,! X 46 ORDER TO NCE I PR AY-- A PL NIOR SE THE stage 2 ZS W It 11. ber Decem f O US EVEII the 011 ior Class 211 S the bv as presented W tre performances of the year 1934 93 outstanding th he eoft On and Jacobs the r production this year. Those famous directors Alice ...- 25 Cf rd O rince To 'AP chose ' Seniors he T quality. unexcelled f AHCC O Im perfo stars of the Senior Class. f talented O oup fagr O made up HS CZSI W he T rtists. El f skilled HO h the cool precisio wit performance eered the gin CII Taul H21 Ed Younkin, l'2ll'1C9S retta Damm, F ear, Lo ffl OU T Virginia Haley, Winifred ull. M ginia Vir tarke. Eugene C. S WEIE CS ZCIYQSS outstanding actors and SC The of the CIS ak In and EIS plann ere the W ho W arists CII talented sc he Roy. T Le and Elda oopman, etty K McClain, B Evelyn Bushnell CII OW cker, Jr l'I'u Bil exceptionally Nina Sceals The box office receipts were eber and W Billy icians, techn OUS IT1 fa S0 han tho I none other Were performance 6 h fine sets used in t TUCKER, JR. -BILL '34, of Hit Smash making the production the e r support in one for th d every 311 each o thank I ES heavy and the class wish S. GHT I KN ES THREE M CO ERE H PLAY OR I THE JUN f the following O UP made ZIS CZSI W he T ever presented the best play the Junior Class hour doubt wit HS W ts Knigh hree T QS Here Com Y ed C0111 The mold. oonan, Nellie Eppstein, Pauline A ert D ob y Ellen NVeber, R 31' Al ce Goodwin, M ,-1 midt Ralph Essm ller, Rowland Raup, ch ckS :Ja CS IITESS HC actors and able their production. The Juniors had as he I ith YV was well pleased public the and CI' anoth ed ovok I' P gh ne lau xal. O IU mT Willia mith, and Mae S EPPSTEIN. LLIE -NE anager. In stage 3S ruxal w mT Willia acobs. ssJ Mi Taul and SS ,Mi KS YZCIO cli September 3iCity Peniten- tiary for the Young opens. September 4-Boys run off with the Senior Class clections. September l7-H24 Hours to Live. Supt. Scar- boroughs Assembly talk. September Z8-Wuxtrail lnitial appearance of the Black Panther. October l--- We hereby highly resolve not to shave until we have won a football game. signed Black Panther team. October IZ-Success! Black Panthers defeat Hays Academy. 12 to 7. October l07Hell Week for new Pepperettes. What a dayi They even carried the football boys' books! October 23-4 Saving Sec- onds. Assembly Movie by Kansas Power Company. lt was very instructive for young drivers. November 2-3-Annual meeting of directors lteach- ersl. ln other words. vacation. October 20--V-' 'The lntimate Stranger. Lyceum number. Pollard Players. November l6- Queen Annes Lace. Freshman Assembly Play. Very goodf for Freshmen. November 29-30-Thanks giving. Tied Larned in football game despite snow and cold. December l44iA Prince to Order. Senior Class Play. December Z2-January 6- Christmas vacation. Did Santa find all the good little C.B.H.S. boys and girls? , Q - Xi 'Ho J E g L41 - lg T ef - .5 - W .1 Q . Afeg, E' 0 0 no 05 5 Il , 4 r S. 'r 1' uct A if fig fs rm' loaf if 'Si-I .isxei :I KE' af 1 3' NATIJI' NUYJH :Gill fi' Li - A We Y' gif R-:Off QP -we Gr. I Y- P January Z0-A Close of Semester. And ohT- the exams. .lanuary 25---G.B.H.S. Pan thers defeat l,arned 27 to ll in overtime game. January 3l+ Trails That Meet. Lyceum number. Misner Players, February l8e- The Servant in the House. Gilson Players. February 4-8- -Rhorea Sales. We're really quite proud of our sales- -almost 3001 March l--i'Tune ln. High School Operetta. The house was filled to capacity. March Zlflnstallation of National Honor Society. Congratulations to the selected. April 5- Here Come 'l litee Knights. Junior Class Play A ripping good play. didn't you think so? April IZ- l '5gState Music contest at Pratt. Good work from our talented songsters and musicians. Vv'e Won? April 26-Junior-Senior banquet, Of course it was the best one ever given. Very nice. at any rate. May l7+Rhoreas out? A rush to find your picture and get autographs. We hope you like our efforts. May l9k-Baccalaureate. See the dignified Seniors go by in cap and gown. May 22+Senior class picnic One last good time together. May Z3-- Class Day. The Seniors give their last per- formance in the G,B.H,S. auditorium. May 2-4fCommencemcnl. Farewell to thee. dear old G.B.H.S. I TIZIQI DI Behind Closed Doors in G.B.H.S. For the first time in any production made in the G.B.H.S. Studio we have, owing to our wonderful cameramen Bill Weber and Eugene Starke, been able to secure without the directors' knowledge, pictures of them and their own studios with some of their actors. As you gaze upon this page and the following page, let them remind you of your good times in the studios of G.B.H.S. --DOROTHY ARCHER. 48 GLEN SCHUETZ WINIFRED HALEY IQHDIQIEA KING AND QUEEN The school awaited anxiously for the outcome of the Rhorea contest for the King and Queen. The Senior class has two very popular members, Winifred Haley and Glen Schuclz, who won this honor. We, the G.B.H.S. students. wish to congratulate both of them, and feel sure that they are worthy of the distinction and honor which has been bestowed upon them. 51 M SCEllA EOUI THE l3lACli PANTHEI2 This past year a school production of recent years was revived. All precedents were upset and the staff was chosen entirely from the Sophomore Class. Since the Juniors were preparing for the Junior-Senior Banquet and the Seniors were editing the Rhorea, the school paper was to be the contribution of the Sophomores throughout the school year. While the preparations for the first paper were going forward, the student body waited expectantly to see the result of the efforts which the staff was putting forth fthe majority being in doubt as to the ability of the few Sophomoresl. At last it was released. The name was that of the school's athletic teams, THE BLACK PANTHER. So many wanted to see what this small, directorless production would be like that this first issue was a complete sell-out. This first success encouraged the cast so much that they carried a second reel over, This reel was considerably larger and better than the first. Let us pause now to say that these first issues were put out only with the splendid cooperation of Mr. Bonecutter and Miss Weare. After a few more issues Miss Taul, the Junior English teacher, because of her ability and interest in this new experiment, was made director. A few shifts had been made in the cast so as to get the best out of each member, but now it was settled. They were as follows: Editor-in-Chief-Rush Barns News Editors-Irene Hardy and Associate Editors-Katherine Lovitt and Frances Mull Joan Bondurant Sports Editor--John Roberts Business Manager-Erwin Tucker Humor Editors-Virginia Hans and Circulation Manager-Harold Ashpole Russell Townsley Literary Editor-Ruth Lewis f Art Editor-Mary Joel Hulme Sponsor-Miss Taul The paper is now practically assured for the coming year. It is the sincere hope of all the staff members that it has and will continue to please the student body. -RUSH BARNS THE lATIN CUJI3 We shall ring up the curtain and watch the Latin Clubs as they go on set to give us a review of their year's work. Veni, Vidi. Vici is the title of the first year Latin Club with the leading actors as follows: Consul, Dorothy LeRoy: Scriba, Christine Resner: Quaestor, Edna Mae Amend. Caesar is the illustrious name of the second year club with the following actors as stars: Imperator Cpresidentj, Rush Barns: Scriba fsecretaryj, Louise Sherwood: Quaestor Ctreasurerj , Virginia Hans. The sponsor of each club is Miss Shoemaker. The curtain falls to rise on the activities of the club. Together with the leading stars the entire class has given plays, sang songs, given interesting reports, and played games all in Latin. Each performance has concluded with delightful refreshments served by various members of the cast. The curtain now falls not to rise again until next year. -KATHERINE LOViTT INTERVIEW Of G. B. H. S. DIIQECTDIQI . To Intimate Favorite Occupation - In Private Life Fr'-ends Expression Off the Set Ideal Vacation Eda Allis Eddy Tell us, so we can all laugh. Reading and attending Traveling in southwest. movies. United States. O. E. Bonecutter O. E. Do this while you're resting. Woodworking. Traveling in Europe. Frank D. Boone Dan Heavenly days! Gardening. Visiting in California. R. C. Denton Pop Great guns and little catfish. Rock gardens. Visiting in California and swimming in occan. Nellie Dilsaver Nell Isn't this exasperating? Foreign recipes. Staying on a farm. Harry J. Dodd Papa Look this over. Golf. Working in garden. Lawrence Gunn Coach Now get in there, and fight! Flower gardens. Going to coaching school Carleton E. Hadley Carleton E. Sit up straight and take a deep breath. Grace E. Jacobs Bobbie What's your excuse? Alice Jacobs Honey Tutl Tut! Novma J. Mering Novma J. Pardonez-moi. Fern Perkins Perk Attention I ! H. C. Scarborough Homer C. XVhat! l I Lucy Scott Lucy Remember, someone else may want to study. Twila Shoemaker Twila Maude Terribile Est. Sarah E. Speer Saray Has the bell tapped? Paul E. Strube Paulie Incidentally. Edna Taul Taulie Break up the party. Mary E. Truxal Aunt Mary Now, when I was in college. Hazel Weare Wearie Concentrate and try to get a perfect copy. 52 Reading novels, prefers Wiggins. Landscape painting. Collects dishes. Knitting, swimming. Collecting antiques. Collecting stamps. Dogs, books, flowers. Knitting, reading. Reading novels. Rabbits, gardening. Reading everything. Cooking. Studying nature. Traveling in Canada. mountains. in the East. in Europe. a farm. Fishing in Colorado. To go to Alaska. Hiking in Traveling Traveling Living on To travel in Europe. Taking trips in U.S. The mountains. On a farm. Visiting relatives in Missouri-Oklahoma. Living in a cabin outdoors. P Law xi - Q a? HMM V 4 ,mit :ef 'fiv- k 1, 45 X' ' 'Pfis- ' , L f 19 1, 5 iw miF MWWEAD, if AW ,. I. 1 VT .A an 'ffl -,fx'fM FII' 1' GDI? T BE D IS W NNEIQ f fIl2ST HDNOIQS I Pl? TT MUS C CDNTIEST Fram the Greal Bend Daibf Tribune, Monday, April 15, 1935 Great Bend's entrants in the llth annual invitational fine arts contests at Pratt returned home late Saturday bringing with them a handsome bronzed plaque for having placed first as sweepstakes winner of the Class A com- petition. A total of 110 students from the high school and the junior high took part and the combined points scored in the various contests gave Great Bend first place over nine Class A schools in central Kansas for the first time in the school's history. Ellinwood, which sent down 69 students, also made a fine showing for the county, plac- ing third in the Class B competition in which 28 schools were entered. It was the first time Ellinwood had entered the Pratt contest and the second time for Great Bend, both schools having previously taken part in the contests at Hays. Both Superintendent H. C. Scarborough and Principal Bonecutter were unsparing of their praise of the work of Carleton E. Hadley, mu- sic director of the schools, on whom the bur- den of preparing the contestants fell and to whom much of the credit for the fine showing made by the local students is due. They also spoke highly of the work of John Tali who has built up the school band and came through triumphantly Saturday, leading his organization to nrst place in the Class A band competition. The high degree of perfection shown in most of the string instrument work is due largely to the instruction of Professor P. E. Tilley. The local band placed first among four bands given excellent ratings of which the Pratt band, which has been organized for years and this year sported new uniforms purchased for them by the Pratt Junior Chamber of Commerce at a cost of 31.000, came in fourth. Besides the band placing first, Great Bend won four other first places and in every con- test but two in which the ratings were given as average placed either good or better. The contests were judged as highly superior, su- perior, excellent, good, average, below average and inferior. Pratt, which was ineligible for the sweep- stakes prize as they were playing host to the other schools, scored the greatest number of points with 127 but Great Bend with 113 points led the other schools as first place winner. Kingman was second with 107 points. In the solo and reading contests a highly superior rating was given three points: a su- perior rating, two points: and excellent, one point. All ratings below these were not given points. In the band and mixed chorus numbers ten points were given for highly superior rat- ings, eight points for superior and five points for excellent. For the glee clubs eight points were given for highly superior, five for superior and three for excellent: and for quartets five points were 54 given for highly superior, three for superior and two for excellent. Great Bend had entrants in 25 different competitive events and the excellent showing made speaks well for the hard work and the ability of Mr. Hadley. Besides having charge of music work in the high schools he also has charge of the grade school music work, and with directing the various musical organiza- tions, his regular school work and outside as- sistance to other musical organizations, devotes a great deal of time and effort in building up the city's musical standards. It was gratifying to hear that we had won first place, Mr. Hadley said today, and l wish to thank the students for the fine way they came through. Much of the credit for winning first place goes to them and also to Mr. Taff who besides directing the band has given me invaluable aid in preparing for the contest. In the solos and readings which were run off Friday at Pratt, Winifred Hans tied for second with a rating of excellent in the piano solo competition: Margaret Slentz placed hrst for cello with a rating of excellent: Alberta Lis- chesky placed third with a rating of excellent in the dramatic readings: Ruth Tullis received a rating of good for girls' low voice: Evelyn McClain placed average in the girls' medium voice, but would indubitably have placed higher had she not been suffering from such a severe cold that it was doubtful if she would be able to enter at all: Marian Maddy placed first with a rating of superior in the violin and Helena Hulme received a rating of good in the clarinet solos. In the contests Friday the Great Bend string trio composed of Bernese Maddy, Winifred Hans and Ruth Brown placed second with a rating of excellent. The boy's quartet com- posed of Bob Templeton, Albert Meador, Lee Wade and Don Saunders got a rating of good. In boys' low voice Bob Templeton of Great Bend was third with a rating of excellent. In boys' high voice Don Saunders, singing a solo in public for the first time in his life, placed up among the top with a rating of good: Lee Vv'ade placed third with a rating of excellent for boys' medium voice and the string quartet composed of Marjorie Gunn, Frances Mull, Ruth Tullis and Margaret Slentz placed first with a rating of highly superior. Virginia Mull also won a first place in the girls' high voice contest with a rating of highly superior and the girls' quartet composed of Ruth Tullis, Evelyn McClain, Frances Youn- kin and Elizabeth Wade received a rating of excellent. In the mixed quartets Great Bend placed third with a rating of superior. This quartet was composed of Bob Templeton, Lee Wade. Virginia Mull and Ruth Tullis. In Saturday's competitions for bands Great Bend placed first, with a rating of excellent. In the seventh and eighth grade readings Connie Moses rated average: the Great Bend girls' glee club received a superior rating. Kath- erine Lovitt was rated good in the interpretive prose contest and Frances Younkin, highly su- ' in the interpretive verse readings. In latter two contests the entrants were perior these given their choice of three pieces and allowed only them. an hour preparation before presenting All these readers are pupils of Mrs. Frank Moses. In the Class A mixed chorus numbers Great Bend received a rating of good and a rating of good for the boys' quartet. The Great Bend orchestra placed second in their contests with a rating of superior and the boys' glee club won second with a rating of good. The plaque presented Great Bend as first place winner was presented to the school this morning by Mr. Hadley and accepted by Mr. Bonecutter during a morning assembly. Notes concerning the contests included word that measles kept Robert Kopke and Fred Truxal from attending at the last minute. that the smallest member of the orchestra. Frances Bee Cc! became lost in the jam and was found only at the last minute as the orchestra was going on the stage: and that Marian Maddy practiced up while in Pratt on the kettle drums owned by the Pratt orchestra and used them to distinct advantage when the Great Bend orches- tra played. All those who took part in the contests reported having an excellent time, especially enjoyable in that Great Bend came through as winner of the sweepstakes prize. Those whd helped in the transportation of the students to Pratt by taking their cars in- cluded Mary Bagby, Gale Beaman, O. E. Bone- cutter, Ed Brown, Dr. H. C. Embry, Kirby Evers, Ernest Eppstein, Adelle Gamber, May Ellen Griggs, C. E. Hadley, Fred Hans. Mrs. J. E. Hardy, Mrs. J. W. Healzer, Helena Hulme, Frank Leek, Mrs. Martha Magill, Mrs. Chas. Lischesky, Miss Novma Mering, Mrs. Frank Moses, George Maddy. Mrs. Etta Rob- erts, Glen Schuetz, Mrs. L. T. Shaffer, Mrs. Charles Slentz, Kenneth Smith. H. C. Scar- borough, P. E. Tilley, Mrs. Alice Townsley. Frank Templeton, Erwin Tucker and Gwen- dolyn Trester. RUTH BROWN IS FIRST IN LINDSBORG CONTEST Lindsborg. Kans.-QAPD-Winner of first place in the Midwest Violin Contest for high school students, held April 15 in connection with Lindsborg's music festival was Ruth Brown of Great Bend. Miss Brown is a daughter of Mt. and Mrs. Ed Brown. She is a sophomore in high school and has been studying the violin about four years. In three contests that she has partici- pated in. she has placed first. At Dodge City last year and this year. she won highly su- perior rating and in the contest at Lindsborg yesterday, the first time she had competed there, she placed first. As a result of winning the Lindsborg contest. she was awarded a S75 scholarship at Bethany. Mrs. Mark Tulley was her accompanist in the Dodge City and Linds- borg contests. Miss Brown is a student of Prof. P. E. Tilley. GREAT BEND GIRLS RATE HIGH IN MUSIC CONTEST Miss Marian Maddy won a rating of ex- cellent in violin and Miss Virginia Mull, a rating of superior in the girls' high voice. at the Kansas high school music competition April 22 and 23, the contest being sponsored by the Emporia Teachers' college. GNWKJ SCENE! El? M Tl'IE EUTIJIQE Continued from Page 28 sive ensembles. Owen Bushnell's book What's Wrong With Today's Youth was just off the press. COMING ATTRACTIONS Sunday, Monday and Tuesday-A comedy. My Caroline Honey with Harold Bowser and Elmo Walker in the leading roles was proclaimed an outstanding picture. Wednesday and Thursday- I'll Never Come Back, a drama of heart break and unrequitted love with Duane Sams and Jean Ware fWoydziakJ. Duane went to China after the refusal of his proposal and was never heard from afterward. Next Week-Harry Awalt in Every Man's Life in which the hero finds a rolling-pin to greet him at his three a.m. return home. Also- I'm Sunk with Ernest Eppstein as a taxicab driver in Venice. The Feature Attraction was The Gold Diggers of l945. Glen Schuetz and Doris Miller had come to fame in this production. Virginia Mull and Hilda Slentz were shown in a specialty dance. Our classmates, Juanita McCoy, Floreine Schwartz and Eleanor Engleman were also included in the chorus of dancing girls. So, the Class of '35 will doubtless be represented in numerous business and professional en- deavors. There was much discussion during the following week about the presentation. Everyone wondered whether it could possibly come true. W'ill it? Time will tell! -ELDA LEROY. AUTUIEIQAPHI V- QV' Ei'---if ' 'WM- -. . A VL .QTL A '3- W -V K I, . WEL, . g Z'-1 ' V. Jr- ,V-is . , -U ':P'.7'Zt- 1 .- Dig-.5-tgfz .fVI,Ij.VV -- Vflflb 11.21-'TQQE -IJ-13,13 I .,JVwA-.5 5. 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