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

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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

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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,-,