Hiawatha High School - Redskin Yearbook (Hiawatha, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 62 of the 1940 volume:

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Q- .f ,wifgp -: 1- .2-,Elf-r 'M - ,JVE4-.,,W --.bil-u , 4..- .fill igijff -z :, 55 -'F--' 'ff-2 L L-.1-LV - 1 -v. 521: ' -- 'Ei'-H Af. 1'ff?-ui'ifx 'fii- -.-Fw? -' f'f:?'Q-Fr:ici-3457355-1?fzi:1fk 7-'J' 53,23 'fi-7 V-n---.-:.'2K--- is-fre-'-:Q 1.5--w -.5--xi' -- '-:'.- ' -4.1-Va.-L 7 -saw mga-.Aff-Aseafffiie-1.V55fir.e-2-?M::3kwQ -2.3 ---- .v-af V . 53? 1- - ?EEt3iY2iERE The seniors of the class of 1940 present this book of pleasant memories of school days to the students and faculty of Hiawatha High School. It is our sincere desire that in the future this collection of events and records may help you reconstruct the picture of your life connected with your attempts at learning- in Hiawatha High School. Among our hopes for H. H. S. after the class of '40 is added to the list of graduates, is that this book will become the first of an unbroken series of annuals. 1 I- all QX '15 X Ed1t0rS-.Shaw 3 Strahan Music Editors Ba1ley'k Newcome Business Mgrs.--Mathewson M Shepherd 9 Humor Editors Horn M Moody Photo Editors--Beckwith M France Art Editors--Bergman M White Sports Editors--Cummings k Sewell Faculty Editors--Miller R Edwards Class Editors--Strobel A Brown X JOLLY GOOD BUNCH OhL wefre a jolly good bunch of high school lads, from a gay old Kansas town. We'll take the cup and never give up, till every foe is down. Oh! we'll laugh and sing with merry glee no matter how , dark the day. We're full of fung we've got the mon for all our bills to pay. Ohl come and join this merry bunch of high school lasses, lads. For every day we pave the way for all the latest fads. Oni we'll bump the dumps and dump the bumps and rip and snort and tear, We'll sing our songs and give our yells, For H. H. S. is there. Chorus Oh! we'll sing, Hurrah! Hurrahl the jolliest under the sun. The best hi school in all the land is Hiawatha Hi h. So here's to the and bully for Oh! may she live and always be Red and Blue all she gets. forever more the best. Superintendent M. F. Stark Registrar Maude Hagen ADMINISTRATION SCHOOL BOARD Activity Dir. Genss Jackson ecretary enevieve Geiss Pres. C. O. Dimmock Clerk Frederick Younkman Treas. E. A. Nott Frank Sterns Paul Conrad Walker Means K. M. Griffith Stanley Moser 4 Urafib H L 'f f P-N E H N' N-Q21-0 E 3 B FTM? QQ 5 8. -P -P QD E 4 8+ cg, si S af C1 '53 w -50 53 vb 6 O I cu A xg . 19' xf-,vB 3 L? 0 QW Y' xg 'fx 'H A 'U Q 6 2 0 SI C0 'U og 0 Q9 4' :S I gf' Qf Q0 0 .A Y' I IQ' W P 6 429 6 QB in , Q ml ' 'fl Q ' 0 fb G G ,A IN O 'px 62 ' N' asf Q5 'ff' '33 Q A I Q ,A X2 2 GD' I 06 A cg E' ISD o 0 A O66 OAI G is xr: 'Q N60 QJJ 90 Vx . 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K.S.C Manhattan i Genss Jackson aw' Science A.B. Park College Parkville, Mo. M.S. Iowa U. T.C. Iowa City, Iowa Charles Socolofsky Mabel Nansen A Athletic Coach Music B.S. K.S.C. A.B. North C t 1 Manhattan Napersville, Illia ' C3 'C 5 i w 633 Q E253 1 Maude Hagen English, French A.B. K.U. WWW Grace Owen Com erce S Warrensburg, Mo. Ray Weide Mathematics A.B. Baker U. M.S. K.S.C. Manhattan v Florence Pinney Latin A.B. Minn. U. William Clark Commerce B.S. K.S.T.C Pittsburg W QE? fg ,Q 5 63, 5 as QQQGQX Q35 f foe 'Z' GB QAQQQ X f 5'?'0,yoc g 'lj 'rg'-R QL 22:5 K A Q2 A C? K ' L: f 4 W U ' --0 LQ.. -,A Wx , I Dorothy Bailey College Course Concert Artistu James Baird General Course Dentistw Forrest Ballew General Course Mechanicr Samuel E. Beckwith College Course Radio+ Cordelia Bergman General Courae Commercial Artistw George L, Brien Commercial Course Join the Navy-w Curtis Brighbwell General Course Undecidedw Irene Brodrick Commercial Course I KZ Government Employeer Elizabeth Ann Brown General Course Laboratory techiciani Harlan C. Beuhler IO General Course Retired Businessman! 4Ambition George Cramer College Course School Teacherw Wilma Curtis General Course Undecidedw Keith Cum ings General Course Undecidedt Mertice Davis General Course FmmmHsWUeN Betty Lorraine Duncan Commercial Course Stenographerw Doris Edwards College Course Nursei Dick France College Course Clementine Duncan General Course Economics Teacherf Beulah Foster College Course Mathematica Teachers Automotive Englneeri iAmbit1on Richard Gaston General Course Coach! Elizabeth Goodwin General Course Stewrdressi - Leonard Goodwin 'Margery Jean Horn College Course Civil Engineeri Commercial Course Navy Officeri Dale Howard College Course Radio Operatorw Barbara Ahne John College Course Nurse+ Billy Jones General Course Navy Officer 4 Lowell Keller Commercial Course Mechanica Robert Kroh Mabel Claire Kreps College Course Teacherw Com ercial Course Unde c ided 45 I2 Grace Marak General Course Stenographerw xAmbition Murlin Martin College Course Mechanical Engineeri Elizabeth Ann Mathewson General Course Butcherw Robert E. Mathewson Commercial Course Forestry Experti Robert R. McQueen General Course Air Conditioning Experti lone Maxine Mellenbruch College Course School Teacheru Verla Mensen Commercial Course Dieticianf Virginia Miller Commercial Course Nursew Dwight Moody College Course Journalistn xgaak .rl George Ernest Moore General Course Bankerw Esther Ruth Nelson Commercial Course Stenographerv -11-Ambition ,, Jack Newcomer College Course Musician a Keith Raymond Nigus General Course Mechanical Engineerv Marian Karleen Overfield Commercial Course Secretaryi Robert Parker General Course Rosalie Pape General Course Teacherr Designer of Carsv Ruth A. Pratt Phyllis Eileen Pearl College Course Interior Decoratori Commercial Course Stenographerw Harold Q11Hif'3 General Course Aviatorr Lorena Elizabeth Pritchard College Course Child Specialisti Alvin Redman M 'C General Course 5 , we M hir C 3 2, M6Ch8.IliC -li- 4Amb1tion Donald Ruhl General Course Journalistu Wilma Lela Rutland General Course Telephone Operatort Lyman Otho Scarbrough General Course Grain Dealer! Mary Katherine Schilling General Course Buyer for a large etoret Kathryn LuVerne Scott Commercial Course Stenographert Betty Shannon General Course Stenoghaphepu Charles Sewell College Course Coacht Glenn Arthur Shaw General Course Electrical Engineerw William Earl Shepherd College Course Engineert 4Ambition Stella May Strahan Commercial Course English Teacheru I5 Agnes I. Strobel College Course Biology k English Teachern Ora Mae Suggs General Course 'Morticianw Norma Van Dalsem General Course Nursew ,Betty Vermillion General Course Nursei Betty Zane Whaley Commercial Course Private Seoretaryw Evelyn Allen White Commercial Course -Civil Service 4 Faith L. Yost College Course Professional Accompanistw QAmbition 16 i 1 JUNIORS First row, left to right: Moore, Welsh, Rutland, C. Jones, Jr. Meyers, A. Jones, Carson, McClure, J. Meyers, Hawks, Daniels, Van Dalsem, Laverentz. r Second row, left to right: Mr. McCauley, Hazlett, Hazen, Michele, Pinney, Beans, Ploeger, Warren, N. Quiett, Maxwell, Phillips, Scho- field, Hagan, Miss Owen. Third row, left to right: Yaussi, Dickeson, Willian, Hanney, H. Quiett, Campbell, Wright, Gooderl, Denison. Flrst row left to right: Newcomer Bri ht 11 R1 k Wm Clement, Hickel, Winters. , 8 we ' G el' Steinhauer' Second row left to right: Miss Owen Shorb Gulli k M C Miller, Painter, Bruning, Overfield,,Mr. McCauley. C Son, C rery' Third row left to right: John Hamel Ji Y 1 R Walters, Hobinson, Gladhart, Hlxson, WatsonTeSOn,' auss J uehlen' I7 l SOPHOMORES First row, left to right: Gilmore, Hopp, Gilliland, Jeffries, Broughton, Bergman, Horn, Argabright, Henry. Second row, left to right: Mr. Clark, Carson. Allen, Hamler, Dun- can, Amaan. Branscum, Phillips, Collins. Miss Archer. Third row, left to right: Berry, Henby, Hathaway, Graham, Chandler, Finley, Haas, Keckley, Isaacson. First row, left to right: Mr. Clark, Shoemaker, McQueen, Neff, Sterns, Salisbury, Peterson, Hargis, Harvey. Second row, left to right: Harvey, Kerstner, Mann, Moeller, Wells, Stone, Stark, Parks, Phillips, Strobel, Miss Archer. Third row, left to right: Risen, Maxey, Morrill, Tollefson, Kir- win, Staebell, Parker, Shannon, Mellenbruch, Scarbrough, Lear, Wil- SOD. 18 FRESHMEN First row, left to right: J. Brown, Welsh, Martin, Boyer, Bartley, Chestnut, Lara, Diokeson, Rogers, Lambert, Laverentz, Pinney. Second row, left to right: Mr. Smethers, Painter, Franoe,McGunni- gle, Gladhart, MoLeland, Weers, P. Puvogel, Puvogel, Hixon, Bright- well, Camblin, Miss Johnston. Third row, left to right: M. Puvogel, Shannon, Duncan, Clouser, Lomax, Neilson, Vogel, Keller, Soarbrough, Gibbs. First row, left to right: Parsons, E. Spalding, Walters, Stover, Howard, Sterns, Winters, Hagan, Gaston, Hess. Second row, left to right: Miss Johnston, Moser, Hansen, Bellinger, Moore, Shepherd, Merriam, Meisenheimer, Zimmers, Robinson, Cagley, Tolles, Parcels, Mr. Smethers. Third row, left to right: Lloyd, J. Sterns, Kidwell, Davis, Kruse, Steinhauser, Colvin, Bowman, Smith, White. 19 EIGHTH GRADE First row, left to right: Hanney, Willian, John, Martindale, Kauf- mann, P. Bearce, Horn, Moorehead, Kroh, White, Nelson, Brown, Har- mon, Allen. Second row, left to right: Moser, Turner, Morelock, Rissler, Mack, McFeeters, Kreitzer, Fish, Hathaway, Davis, Foster, J. Bearce. Third row, left to right: Miss Nevius, Daniels, Wilson, Dickinson, Gampper, Meugniot, Plamann, Steele, Stevenson, Boyce, Eliot, Spald- ing, Stover, Mr. Weide. zo ' w Q.. .qw 1150- 555 ,ff , .. W Q Q fa H, Y, 9 1 S 4 :A X, Q CTD A 0a.:,'Jli'f-3 H0699 QXBQ 11511 i H v 'v H 01233 1:5 UU 11 1 1 jf 12223 EIIZJ 0 0 The students of H.H.S. were amazed on the sunny day of Sept. 1954, to see a group of bewildered and green looking kids entering the high school. One senior went so far as to remark that we'd never have the honor of being seniors. When we as 7th graders heard this, we immediately elected Keith Cummings, president, Irene Brodrick, secretary and treasurer, and Jimmy Covert, cheer leader. Miss Archer and Mr. Reeves consented to give us a helping hand that year. As the year wore on we became, so we thought, a little more intelligent but soon we rushed off for our summer vacation. dept. l955, again saw this same group entering H.H.5. Harlan Buelher, one of our best athletes, was elected president, Jack Newcomer, secretary and treasurer, and Jimmy Covert, cheer leader. Miss Archer and Mr. Snodgrassl were elected to aid in controlling our energetic class. During the summer, the Bth grade boys stored up to much energy for we have heard from very reliable scources that we lost a teacher because of their actions. Nevertheless, Harlan pulled us successfully through the year. At the end of the term, we all ran out to get a good sun tan and get away from school studies. As this group of njust kldsu finally became 9th graders, they decided to make a change in their officers. Elizabeth Ann Brown was elected president, Charles Sewell, vice-president, and Jack Newcomer, secretary and treasurer. Finding Jim y Coverts voice had not as yet given out from the strenuous work as cheer leader, we re-elected him. Miss Archer and Mr. Smethers were elected for our sponsors. Many new Wkidsn came into our class from the country this year. Most of us struggled through and May, 1957, we graduated from junior high. 97 of us received our diplomas and began to feel like we amounted to something. ' At last, we were tenth graders. We couldn't believe that we were sophomores, and neither could some of the teachers! Just three more years to go, this was the feeling of we sophomores. Sophomore, how rich that name sounded, so what could be more fitting than to elect Keith Cummings, president, Jack Newcomer, vice-president, and Irene Brodrick secretary and treasurer. Howard Maxwell was elected cheer leader, for we knew he would never tire of singing our praise to the upper classmen. We felt very impor ant when we were asked to decorate for baccaluareate. Keith Cummings and Irene Brodrick lead the processional. Out again to get lots of sunshine and rest before we took up the traditional burden that juniors must bear. Back again with much determination to show the ou ils of H.H.5. that we could have the best prom ever. For our leaders during this imporgant year, we elected Keith Cummings, president, Dick France, vice-president, and Irene Brodrick, secretary and treasurer. Albert Lee Newcomer who had shown his ability for yelling louder than anyone else was elected cheer leader. Miss Archer was re-elected as our sponsor but she resigned. Tb fill her place was indeed difficult but after much deliberation, we elected Miss Eskeldon and Mr. Jackson for our sponsors. With their help for prom we took the seniors to Hawaii for dining and dancing. Our work had not been in vain for real surprise and pleasure was on the faces of the seniors a they entered the hall. Before entering the diningmhall, the juniors DHQSQQ the Hawaiian leis to the senlors for we wanted to show that our friendship was real and lastlng. we were served by quietly moving Hawaiian girls in the traditional grass skirts. As we ate, the setting was completed by native Hawaiian music. Our dancing was enhanced by Dorothy Mae Bailey's singing. All too soon we had to leave and return to the every day tasks of school. In a few short weeks, we turned oner to our underclassmen., the D0Sit10H of juniors. When we bounded off for three months of rest before we took up the part of s 9 W - diggigngdd:gnlgrSept. 1959, we all vowed to make that senior of 1954 regret his words, so we made ready for the final sprint down the home stretch. We chose our old stand-bys,Keith Cummings, president, Dick France, vice-president, Irene Brodrick, secretary and treasurer, and Jack Newcomer, cheer leader. Miss Eskeldson and Mr. Montgomery ,were chosen ' our sponsors. Just to be different, we decided to tackle the job of publishing an annual although we were warned it would be hard work if we were to make B Success Of-it' 'Tgg Redskinu was decided upon as an appropriate name for our annual. :he xzozgggtees we appointed by our editor, Glenn Arthur Shaw and his assistanii'0tSl1H .ey'D T ' b As the year rushed on, we got started on our Senior Play, June Mad, which was to e directed by Miss Nevius. That Miss Nevius and her cast worked hard could well be seen by their splendid performace. uJune Madu was given April, 1940. We thank Miss Nevius for getting such fine results with our Senior Play. tra little We wish to thank our sponsors, Miss Eskeldson and Mr. MontB0mePY for those ex pushes they gave us when we got behind in our studies. As we leave H.H.S. we wish to express our thanks to our nGuiding Ligntsw who have given us knowledge and made us better boys and girls. We can never really show our appreciation to you, our teachers. We've enjoyed these six years with you, and we will carry away many pleasant memories of our days in H.H.S. az' f QQEQ H1172 613 6 O WSYQQQQ si-:fy X ,Si-Qgbxy if W , 4 A 'I ff L KYB if fhgqoxxb TMV:l-'Z-4 A x.-1-Y ---R -i ?T.1i' 'N xi 0, K W f Q K as Wm Ss Q if Q if Cv CU 5315 rim, 1 5. 1 ' ' H QP' Gai, I JM ig ? W my if A 1 ft' SF XW' s. ' M fsfgw Sf? 3 af E iw linen Q gif 1 H 49? 2: 52 22 ff uv W A is kr ww ik 4 +4 fi? :em psf? 1' v'M,4w1 -'T 5-.. ' A A ' i a sf can T N 5 bs lwatha Plays vetha 7 to 7 iference Tie etha-Hiawatha-Sabetha foot- eams battled to a 7-'l tie at ma Thursday night. Hiawatha l in the 2nd quarter when ,Hazelet blocked va punt on the ha -2-yard line, Buehler plung- er for a touchdown on the next Jim -Baird, whose knee -was in- later in the game, came bat his guard position to kick col Xl. Sabetha scored in the la ar, Reinhardt -plunged ov- a 65-yard march down tl by Sabetha team. I Reinhan l extra point on an .end ru of the game was played del bethas territory, Sabetha nev Lsly threatened -Hiawathas go except in touchdown driv in the game Charles Sewa d 58, 40 yards the ball roi ut on the Sabetha 1-yard: lilf gavevfiiawatha an advan e 1..- kick Gives Indians Win 61011011 T mime 1.6 20-7 Victory 001' ilk Hlawarlxce Win from Wathena gfffe- 212 1 we kick gave H22 Wathena-Hiawatha hi 471-oppffslzxaia t me Jim B931-ds Pierence victory othaotball team hung up it s to 8 goswqtbe I ba -6 4:00 awa 20 'I , 1 0 WMM' 9, 'I day night on Pi about, y of the seasolrzh na Qto 81,8 tba Holton 31? 6OqtbaD Fri ha na on the Wa. e IL f pe in Horton fa:n5 had Do. 01- ODI Q 0011 :QQ m Hmwailm ner Baudifm .D ht. The Indians sg I- lated the g 9 who 33' nl. ferenc ngven 119 hopes aHort0I1 march 111 lst quarter' Buehe ndjabs. at the able We UIDVB ebb bllte gl 5 68-Yard touchdown 33 yards into sv! d 72,6 showin fe not to QOL ended.-- raver for 9' Hiawatha Hiawatha Hiawatha Hiawatha Hiawatha Hiawatha Hiawatha Hiawatha Hiawatha Hiawatha I C I O I O O O I O bison v 'Hgzexet' ma.r'm'v'iNl .0w9.!.7. 61138 - oiiillghafnhlqde bdkqpg 'Per both' boys J' Uh, O 1E6EV1'g.2shk ' tZeiin,,J':,.v.e . Veal ffm -In' f' Fam ,ff aoe,f ' req? C58 20 O 5O '7 Effingham... Wathena Holton. Troy. u a HOI'tOnv Sabetha Valley Atohiso Powhattan. Falls '7 20 'll 9 'awatha Defeats Iley Falls Team 32-12 Score fhe Hiawatha football team de- Valley Falls 32-12 to win 2nd e in the Big 8 conference Pri- If QI B. O 6 , ,. . .. '7 F 12 11 . S.. 7 52 '7 Il no o 010 ,. 6 4 I O '7 25 V anna ltlng duel, but the uf' ia- AKC 3 Yam., ua QM 5 :'fetQQ,6ff'-Pagd ,day nisht in the most exciting 10011- : team could not e Game In 1 ban passed W 1'-2nd to ' ball game played on Hiawatha field had to throw The Ammspgy i009 when B05 gb tollcbgqtlmls season. Sabetha. in B D19 With threw' nv- ,Qs d' X02-V, Atch-350n2r than Hiawatha, scored' a pass' anemia!! IQ, ol Hiawatha for 2nd place, was upset tinge, X? xewqsogtealg-Jxizbztory over Hiawatggetgieimagxu 8. puntcsl bmawgve, fo: by Effingham 7-0, when a Slbetha I 69,9 may Q9 xa 1 ' hh on Friday night. u but me ball n -wmv lu they punt was blocked on 8-yard line, Ef- ,-f QQ goo 0,33 k.-Q5 E94 at Abc played good ba. ' 8' Horw gfmgham fullback plunged over for 9- o 9 9 watha a-'co vs 5 409' .av f -.-..,.. nncolofsky +11 -S' 05 ' zQg6Nq964q99B sd 49.455 'ol' 09 -64' if ' ,Xt 9 v 'gp zdj,eexdv 'e1' ni 99649919 Q90 Gd, b, 9 9,5 x0 6 xe at Y' '19 Er Ma' QQ' X99 OQSS' 30 4 Jth det 5- 55 X99 4969 were thx 99' 091 QW age ne game X965 K0 455' 014' on aninter ,956 px .J .ed on Sabe gif' ' - . vi' up: X10 049 awatha. wi let ..... nich .... R. T .... 1 ...... R.G IBWSOII . . mlngs. . .L .C... .. .G... .. ly ..... L.T.... s ...... m ...... Q. ller ich . .H. on. . . . . s lititutes -- Hiawatha: Collins, son, Gooderl, Parks, Robinson, m, Shorb, Stabel, Kruh. ,esa- a': Wenger. 83 Passes' Hiawatha 13 com B. ..... Engle H. B. .... Emmett lmmary-lst -downs: Hiawatha, abetha, 9. Yardsk trom anim- e: Hiawatha, 1195 .Sabetha, 144. Hiawatha, 9 for 41 yards av- Sabetha, 1Q for 29 yards av-- Big Six Holt on n 0 o c Hiawatha . . . . Sab Sth-a Q a Effingham. Valley Falls ., . Horton . . . . Pos' fl' ' v 'f ' ' ovei R. E. . F6155 u'3v09x.'-:Q Zengumer a ed me ban wqwxm- '59 we 3' Nemee had cam as V814 Vw' as taking no ng me a '!l12n'3 touchdown. Valley Falls received. W. ....... dnnfiikliendx . .- nf . 5. 4 a..--.-, down to Hiawathuas 30, when S teroepted a pass. A pooi' Q watha, followed by a , ard pass from Flggs P013 . 916 QI, ley Falls a touch- 1,ooo -9,3 '74, , to plunge 'VOO re9 o' ' 09 aniegrdsutgo -222 sf- Q-. W ' - Ache Q0 6 '95 56 Q +9 Q - 6 'v ,loo Qaeda,-2 0, 1' ' lb! Q 0742 ., ev o 15 0 0 -.mx--V ba it Goff ao' 2 th' QJ' 45.9 Qy' QQ Q16 'bg,o-f2'6j'b'0s6 oredori Q: loeaqbedq 6 4549-9 Q91 toPeters. QWQQJ 0985159439 'lun extra 13 Confer' ence S andin S T O 1 1 O 1 1 W L. O l o all ll! C09 5 ,5 g,g :Loco ooo 2 001 2490 soo 2 1 O oooe one can O09 5 4: 4 gggo QQ! OOO ll! . .. ..,.-. , aft 24? t it-,er Lomn, ASFW' .... NS- 0 1- disf,g,nce.A fl Jr! 'lvqkb q'65'.d'5 0 se Strikisxtgn to Thaw, ew ? 63806591583 Q Q ' however, ml 'al-156' 9909 Budm ' on counter- Swgiofd DDC 0572- QQ' 47' QQ' 69166 50,33 all ehler drove WW . . -K9 Q00 'slznd News me 1-foot 11110 Ov H Q, 0 -Y: 4- Go' fo '34, so 'fl after a 68-md 0 065 iovef mm mee-Wk was 4' '22 aqfb oo 90 1 dded xr 'c BYU!! 50 K10 ,Bob A515-ens p , watha Q gb 0 Q QI, 3' e ra Dom 012 Re' 98 6 buck' on blobked 9' HW' 59 0047 be! 6 6 09: 4396, ' cked 'Valley Falls punt 04 t.chiS , - - . A ,goat good- nine img periodfm userid Fo 'Q-6,:'f5,b 4960 40' Q, 20. gave Hiawatha a 3rd 083 X9 punt 36 Apassy poitxnfeo Lawn lab 'Q A00 ,bb 4, ,J 6' , Buehler bucking over 0 Watha' ' for 11 YB-Yds e 15- on-:bbc lb '04, 4' -yard stripe. Baird missed x. .shrei-was wa 1-ight end to swf- 6664519 .pf ,fa-,' kick for point after 9. 5-yard his O mg, 1 YU-fd Sm! ' 0 4' .P .P QQ f side penalty. Gaston ran 28 from the -. H, 'GQ'-0' dsf mend ' .. we fe1,..,::::.., ...tt gtg at a,,,j0, ::.:..:i.:..':,...zT'n.S1'.z.ff:Y 2522 fog Safetshm' Quilt, then Iumblediim- oo 6. I ' KSewe1l to Gaston for extra point was 3.2, Hlima' Q' in Mcmsgq t,errliJ01'Y- 0459? :J-. mfljincomplete. Shorb, Hiawatha guard, Iyjfgbell dem germ, .wed on 5 9 eu' egg? il ismpped vauey nuts touchdown by A . ffm me H1-Iva Atchison gb- -va -va Q watha reso mer tn chuck 39 J., Horwn tnteroeptlng a pass on Hlawathas ' rl, - V I .' B-ds ,Q ,, . l 4k?h:1Hwanthe Atchison 4- Jim vision - ,, 'I fo' as-yard line, carrying the ball to 2'7- L 'Diss' ' tram ood for 000 ' . 1-45 'rd stripe van nu a ww e' ' , -' . . yr. a Y 0 , KWHSS Qllfo ' ' 4 ' W S' 0 er' sd 4 fm- .as wards: sabenha 11e35a.' .oAP15c1.E? fit x............ - ' meds Hamm, ed by 50 FEW. in Phmliuns, TD WGBH Milli First row: Coach Sooolofsky, George Moore, HBobU Mathewson, Phillips, Avery Staebel, Marvin Dension, nBillyH Gooderl Cleo Suggs. Second row: HBobH Graham, Harlan Buehler, Dick Gaston, Co- Captain, Charles Sewell, Co-Captain, uBillN Nimmich, UBobH Parks, HJohnnyH Stone, HDukeH Robinson. Hiawatha ..... 20 Morrill..... 2l Hiawatha ..... 22 Effingham... 20 Hiawatha ..... lS Holton...... 54 Hiawatha ..... 20 Sabetha..... 21 Hiawatha ..... l7 Powhattan... 29 Hiawatha ..... 22 Valley Falls 26 Hiawatha ..... 20 Horton...... 19 Hiawatha ..... l7 Hamlin...... 54 Hiawatha ..... 27 Effingham... 26 Hiawatha ..... 29 Holtonn..... 50 Hiawatha ..... 26 Sabetha..... 56 Hiawatha ..... 55 Valley Falls 22 Hiawatha, .... 22 Horton...... 55 Regional Tournament Hiawatha ..... 27 Sabetha ..... 50 28 QB UE',.?:' E053 EEaME?Em L 7th an sth GRADE 9th GRADE Second row, to right: to Tight! B6I'I'l3I'd. Wagy, France, Morrill, well, Harlan 3 John Spalding, Gamper, Shoe- Sterns, Harlan Neilson, maker. James Sterns. First row, left to rightg Scarbrough, Wagner, Moser Stover, Scarbrough F3553 mm Fourth Row, left to richt: Isaacson, Hiskey, Brightwell, W. Regan, Meisenheimer, Rogers, Hess, Shoemaker, Buch. Third Row, left to right: Elliot, Walters, Puvogel, Robinson, Phillips, Rounds, Wallis, Neilson, Coach Socolofsky. Second Row, left to riqhtz Loyd, Denison, Gaston, Sugcs, Duncan, Parks, Graham, Shorb, Nigus. birst Row, left to right: Collins, Kidwell, Stone, Staebell N. Hagan, Gooderl. finish of the Class A 880-yard run in which Jim J ohm of Manhattan nosed out Rufus Miller of Hiawatha. Emporia, Kan., May 20. An inch of rain fell here this morning, but the sun shone on the heavy track in the afternoon, The meet, which was staged in the fine new Emporia State College stadium, started Friday with a record entry of 600 athletes from 146 schools competing in the qualifying trials. STATE The feature race of the after- noon was the Class A 880-yard run. Jim Johns of Manhattan nosed out Rufus Miller of Hiawatha, in a. race which was a see-saw bat: tle from starting blocks to tape. Last week in the regional meet at Manhattan, Miller nosed out Johns by the same margin. Class A, Shot put-Won b Jenkins, Em- poria 451 ft. 1 inchlp secondi Ballew, Hia- watha f47.ft. 1014 inchesl: third, Thomp- son, Wichita East 147 ft. UI, incheslp fourth, W. Bledsoe, Great Bend I47 ft. 11M lnchesb: fifth, Overton, El Oorado, 148 feet 411, inchesp. TRACK MEET HOW THEY SCORED Class A-Wlchlta East 29, Toneka 22Vz- Hutchinson 17, Independence 16. Paola 14, Kansas City Wyandotte 18, Great Bend ll, Hiawatha ll, Sumner 11, Junction Clty 9, Argentine 1, Fre- donla 7, Manhattan 7, Pittsburgh 8, Emporia 5, Eldorado 5, Leavenworth 5, Lawrence 5, Cofleyvllle 4112, Atchison 4, Augusta 4, Pratt 4, l-laper 4. Ar- kansas Clty 32154, Marlon 8. Salina 3. Neddesha 2, Concordia 2, Yates Center 2, Lyons 1943, Wlehlta North 1112. St. Francis IA. Manhattan: second, Miller, Hiawatha mira, Upham, Junction City: fourth, wnnl worth, Sumner: fifth, Taylor, Hutchinson. Tl : 2 i t 6 sec nds. me m nu es, 0 Class A-Medley relay-Won by Sumner second, Topeka: third. Hiawatha.: fourth Wyandotte: fifth, Neodeshl.. Time: 1 mln: ute 29.5 seconds. if o 30 Class A380-yard run-Won by Johns, ' 533114 f T204 'f I L WHA ef, 6 if 'si S NIL b I T, ' JE W 6 'Eze may fin. -ix xj-19 X 5 XY '-123 1,11 fi D 69 J WEEETE2 Glenn Arthur Shaw Mervyn Kerstner Front Row: Arthur Shaw, William Shepherd, Mervyn Kerstner, Dick France. Second Row: Samuel Beckwith, Robert Kroh, Mr. McCauley, Warren Branscum, Stanley Beans. Dick France William Shepherd 47170 Qbf' WGS Back row--Jack Hanney, Billy Gooderl, Walter Isaacson, Mr. Jack- son, William Shepherd, Jack Newcomer, Dwight Moody, Charles Sewell, Virgil John, Leroy Hazlett. Front row--Marvin Denison, Bobby Graham, Dick France, Johnny Stone, Donald Neff, Dick Gaston, Albert Newcomer, Glenn Shaw, Murlin Martin, Bob Wright. R 32 Doris Edwards Y Betty Whaley V I C E V P R E S Mary Schilling S E C a Il d T R E A Barbara John 5 Betty Vermillion Elizabeth Goodwin Betty Gullikson Carol Jones VW 0 Eli Frances Morrill Elda Hazen R Stella Strahan Mkrtha McClure Dorothy Bailey Ann Jones zabeth Brown-Cheer Leader Phyllis Pearl Jeraldean Campbell Esther Nelson Phyllis warren 33 Agnes Stroble Lorena Pritcharc Irene Brodrick Ethel Archer' Faith Yost Beulah Foster EEHZLE EZLQJXPQ Fourth row, left to right! Morrill, John, Pratt, Tollefson, Stark, Suggs, Parker, Mathewson, Menson, Welsh, Shannon, Third row, left to right: Clement, Gullickson, Nelson, Finley, Mellenbruch, White, Miller, Strobel, Chandler, Mann. Second row, left to right: Miss Eskeldson, Shannon, Parker, Wells, Miller, Strahan, Horn, Bailey, Quiett, Keckley. 1 A bri ht Salisbury First row, left to right: McQueen, Goodw n, rga g , g , Sterns, Phillips, Vermillion, Brown, Pritchard, Yost, Schllling, Brodrick, Amann, Haas. P Third row, left to right: Hamler, Gilliland, Hopp, Rison, Maxey, Duncan, Marak, Pape, Kreps, Pearl, Willian, Fish, Bruning, Painter. Second row, left to right: Duncan, Bergman, Boyce, Riokell, Jones, Rickell, Steinhauer, Brightwell, Pleoger, Quiett, Warren, Scho- field, Hazen, McCrery, Foster, Overfield, Carson, Harvey. First row, left to right: Overfield, Broughton, Bergman, Daniels, Laverentz, Hawks, Phillips, Duncan, Scott, Campbell, McClure, Morrill, Jones, Edwards, Van Dalsem, Davis. 34 ,.e 'j J.. First row, left to right: Ann Ellen Jones,jr.g Eliza- beth Ann Brown,sr.3 Faith Yost, vice-president,sr.g Betty Vermillion,sr.3 Mary Schilling, president,sr. and Carol Jones,jr.: Second row, left to right: Ernest Meyer, sec. 8 treas., jr.g Frances Ann Morrill, student council represent- ative,jr.3 lone Mellenbruch,sr.g Mabel Kreps, sr.3 Miss Theo Nevius, sponsorg Margery Jean Horn,sr.3 Ida Mae Ploeger,jr.3 and George Pinney,jr.: .lTl0'V4L Hdfvgfl somfvy' NA V -r' QM The National Honor Society was inaugurated in Hiawatha High School in l959. The members of the society are chosen for their scholarship,leadership,character,and service. The charter members are Marian Moeller,Susan Jane Salisbury,Alice Jane Sterns, Dorothy Stark, and Lois Yoder. The students elected to the Honor Society in the last semester of 1959 are Ann Ellen Jones,jr., Carol Jones,jr.,Ione Mellenbruch, sr., Ernest Meyer,jr., Frances Ann Morrill,jr., George Pinney,jr., Ida Mae Ploeger,jr., Mary Schilling,sr., William Earle Shepherd, sr., Betty Vermillion,sr., Phyllis Warren,jr., and Faith Ybst,sr. 35 P I Q , gi Q xx i 5 5 gig 4 eggs f ,W X f ww . My I EM M : ' i ff? 6 W5 x X , 5 .N TM .-, .. 4 wS P6f 5 +w.':H.f2M m.,gy1i:iA.:f fp Q ..,..4 .... x Ev Q QQ an sh '59 :V .u:-.',,: hcQ1i DSN5- er wif ? H Kea W 9' x , in R 3 ' 'ew 3 wa Ma W4 Ru 4 M901 B Us WP Sc wr Epo Us .Bax-Le Seed V M96 fig E? Gist nofomuaf' no St PH ost hlete NI O ex 510996 595 ., 'FRY jv- is is A :.- 5 ' xi :WW -Pan Fa 1 MQQQ Yo 'St ,na Y? Ugg? msn 'igarbuv 2 RQONALITIEJ Q S1:7 W ep e and an ' X i K I , lr ' EEST-E. LB1' Z? Girl MO 5 13 Lo? 9-15 ,G Cumm ,y n W bler Friendl e L B 599 . S t a?8Txf 'wiculli oe fb.. A P1 lfs in , .4 if L Q 3 N R 1' noe 555515 FQ-gigmoue Map S .,A. , ' 1 'Len 52511 Weetescfill-in E1 g f'3v.'1Z65V10 N i111 J St ' 8 ,goy or Ora Mae Suggs T MQ Worst Pest War e G0S51Pqe Orstrgalmexx ne-9 S M031 6 tpobe CLASS WILL OF We, the senior class of 1940, being of position in H.H.S., do hereby bequeath and leave to I, Richard L. Gaston, do leave to Robert practice when the car goes bad and also the job of after practice. '40 sound mind, as evidenced by our high the underclassmen, the following: Shannon the task of walking home after furnishing a taxi for the other players I, Faith Yost, do delegate to Mary Lou Parker the job of being the accompanist to the mixed chorus and girls glee club, and any spare job in the assemblies. I, George Cramer, leave to anyone who needs it, the pleasure of knowing how to sleep in study hall whenever you want to. I, Bill Jones, will impart to Walter Paul Isaacson the secret of being able to go with two girls at the same time and yet not lose both of them. ' I, Betty Whaley, will do the same for Ruth McCrery, that is, how to go with two boys at the same time. I, Harlan Buehler, will give Johnny Stone, my method on how to resist the advances of the opposite sex. I, Robert Parker, will let Billy Vogel have my seat in the 7th hour, so he will be more able to make up his lost hours easier. I, Jim Baird, will give to Bob Collins my road map of highway 73 north, to aid him in finding his way if he ever gets up past the state line. I, Keith Nigus, will give my map of 75 south to Bud Branscum in case he ever gets a girl in Horton or thereabouts. I, Betty Duncan, do leave to Elma Haas the job of carrying on my good work in Biology by confusing Tom Montgomery with silly questions and partial sneezes. I, Murl Curtis Brightwell, leave to anyone who wants it, the job of being basket boy. Anyone who has any objection to being hit with wet towels need not apply. I, Elizabeth Ann Brown, do leave to any one who wants lt, the tribulations and trials of keeping a boy friend in line to nobody in particular, because I wouldn't wish that on anybody. I, Margy Horn, will leave to anybody who finds it difficult to give a straight answer in class, my so called ngift of gab to aid them to do better. I, Betty Shannon, will to Betty Argabright the task of riding to picnics on a motorcycle in the'years to come as it is very fine exercise if you can take it. I, Phyllis Pearl, will leave to anybody who can take the razz which goes with it, Harlan Buehler's ring. I, Agnes Strobel, leave to Miss Nevins, the consolation that there will not be another Strobel in any of her classes for at least 3 years. I, Mary Schilling, will to 'Hansey' Sterns my ability in getting lessons ahead of time and delighting the teachers with it. I, Bob Mathewson, will to Waldo Berry, the task of keeping June Tollefson in line at Van's at noon. Lots of Luck, Waldo, you'll need it. We, the Physics class, do leave our work books to next year's class if they promise to not outrage Mr. Jackson's sense of honesty by copying out of them. We, the football team of '59, will to the next year's team the hope that they will take the title next year or at least make a good showing. I, Dick France, do hereby freely give to Bob Graham the responsibilities and ordeals of the pictures in the next year's annual, providing there is such. I, Alvin Redmon, will let Bill Izar have the job of providing the students of H.H.S. with little joy rides on the motorcycle. I, Charles Sewell, do bequeath my slightly used, although rather dilapidated Biology book to Buzz Hillyer. If you don't use it'any more than I did, it will serve the purpose. We,Dorothy Bailey and Irene Brodrick, give to Margaret Keckley and Mary Beth Stark the task of entertaining the football warriors after their strenuous ordeal on the gridiron. I, Betty Vermillion, do give my ability to get someone to translate my French assignments to Dorothy Moore, as she will find it facilitates matters. I, Ora Mae Suggs, will my eye-rolling antics to Albert Lee Newcomer to give him a Ncome-hithern look. I, Leonard Goodwin, will my Sunday night seat at the picture show to anyone who has the necessary ngeetisn to take a date. I, Stella May Strahan, will my efficiency I, Verla Mensen, leave my typing ability get his lessons on time. To frustrate any attempt to subvert or nullify or in any manner the provisions of this document, Keith Cummings to Mary Lou Amann. to 'Duckyn Moore so it will help him to to interfere with and Billy Jones are hereby appointed executors of this last will and testament of the Senior Class of Nineteen-hundred and Forty A.D. 38 Signed, xx i X60-Qx RNS maria? 4 W 2 Ifgggj ff, I MQ? , V !'5,-X.,-, 39 EEE?-it EDU355 First Violin: Wm. Earl Shepherd Roland Shepherd Elda Hazen Ruth Pinney Eugene Spalding Alvin Redmon Second Violin: Mary Morrill Delphina Daniels Ida Mae Ploeger Margaret Ploeger Marian Overfield Virginia Painter Kathleen Howard Cello: Mary Phillips Double Bass: Ann Ellen Jones Piano: Faith Yost Flute: Norma Winters Oboe: Florence Merriam Bassoon: Robert Graham Clarinet: Lorena Pritchard George Pinney Director Burton Harvey 40 Alto Saxophone: Johnnie Stone Tenor Saxaphone Mary Lou Parker Trumpets: Bobby Wright Betty Gullikson Trombone: Jack Newcomer French Horn: Ernest Meyer Jr Eugene Moeller Percussion: Bob Mathewscn Elma Haas First row: Nelson, Campbell, Keckley, Morrill, Moorehead, Salisbury, Stover, Amann, Chandler, Second row: Pinney, Kreps, Foster, Merriam, Scott, Meyers, Moeller, Hanney, Wagy, Pape, Branscum, France, Parsons, Duncan. Third row: Morrill, Newcomer, Pritchard, Spalding, McCleland, Wright, Shannon, Collins, Hazen, Strobel, France, Hargis, Hanson, John, Spalding, Neff, Merkel, Graham, Shepherd. Fourth row: McClure, Moser, McCrery, Stark, Lear, Wells, Painter, Scarbrough, Gilmore, Shaw, Moore, Davis, Gullikson, Lambert, Miller, Bergman, Bellinger, Isaccson, Schofield, Tollefson, Stover, Newcomer, Martin, Parker, Walters, Stone, Fifth row: Jones, Director H. Burton Harvey, Dickinson, McGunnigle, Loyd, Beckwith, Hass, Pinney, Moore, Shepherd, Mathewson. Those who are in the band but who are not in the above picture are: Joan Bearce, Patty Bearce, Dorothy Moore, Edmund Morrill, Paul Nelson, Jerry Scheetz, Laverne Parker, David Bierer, John Sterns, Norma Winters, and Ruth Sterns. The drum major is Bobby Graham and the majorettes are Betty Whaley, Margery Horn, Betty Walters, Lorena Pritchard, Helen Maxey, Eleanor Camblin, Rosalie Clement, Elizabeth Good- win, Elda Hazen, Dorothy Parsons, Bernita Duncan, Claire Henry, and Alice Tolles. 41 ' GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Third row, left to right: Fish, Pratt, Ploeger, Jones, Rickell, Stark, Tollefson, Salisbury, Morrill, Schofield, Mensen, Keck- ley, John, Parker, Hazen, Mellenbruch. Second row, left to right: Chandler, McClure, Phillips, Jones, Sterns, Bailey, Nelson, Morrill, Campbell, Rickell, Steinhauser Brightwell, Hamler, Warren, McCrery, Foster, Strobel, Miss Shove-director. First row, left to right: Yost, Hass, Overfield, Painter, Bergman, Vermillion, Argabright, Van Dalsem, Duncan, Edward, Duncan, Miller, Welsh, Brown, Brodrick, Amann, Bruning, BOYS' GLEE CLUB First row: David Hillyer, Bob Wright, Albert Newcomer, Billy Lear, Dale Broughton, Billy Hargis, Milton rGilmore, Sam Beckwith, Billy Gooderl, Roscoe Phillips, Sonny Vlilson. Second row: Charles Sewell, Keith Cummings, Marvin Dennison, George Edwards, Dwight Moody, Bob Mathewson, William Shepherd George Moore, Avery Staebel, George Berry. Back row: Director H. B. Harvey, EI'f1SSt Meyers, 53014 Newcomer, Warren Branscum, Dick France., Clyde CaI'S0f1a Gale Melleflbfuchw Murlin Martin, Leroy Hazlett, R0b91f't Parker. 42 JUE A COMEDY IN Friday, April 26, Penelope Wood... .....Faith Yost Chuck HaTriSoooooo0Keith Cummings Mrs. WOOdoouoo ooocMaTy Schilling Elmer Tuttle.......Harlan Buehler Dr. Wood.... ...Bob Mathewson Effie..... .........Barbara John Milly Lou.....Elizabeth Ann Brown Bill StarrlOIll MAD THREE ACTS 1940, 7:50 P. M. Ralph Wentworth.......Robert Kroh Shirley Wentworth..Stella Strahan G. Merwyn Roberts ...... Glenn Shaw Roger Van Vleok .... Charles Sewell Mr. Harris ....... William Shepherd Julie Harris ..... Betty Vermillion Linnie Mae Sterrett..Betty Duncan ....Murl1n Martin Director....Theo Nevius 43 'l: 'lDM..i:.. CLASS PROPHEEY By looking into the smoke of the council fire I can see pro ' ' phe ied for the cl f '40 man varied things. Would you like to make the trip with my dog, Rover,jand me on our 23213 carpet? y and Look. ROVer, we're over New York and landing fast. What's that crowd over there now? They're awarding the cup for Miss America.n My gosh, it's Mabel Kreps! Look out for that Model T! You might eve known H CPHZY driver like that would be Harlan Buehler. We'll duck in this night club Well an my brow! Betty shannon doing a bubble dance. And, wouldn't you know 1t--A1v1n Redmon siteing O5 :he front row with a,hat pin. Show's over. Let's--wait, who's that crawling out from under that sable. Is that Chuck Sewell? Make way, Rover, here comes the second Doris Edwards! she'll take care of him. Carrie Nation. And if it isn't On to the next night club! The number playing here is a toe dance. Whoops, she fell down. Must be Ltella May strahan--I remember when she fell down in the Squaw play. lancer--Barbara John, of all people. Wow! look at the famous people :ice Davis, the season's most popular glamour girl and escorted by .ammy Beckwith. Who is that cute, little ballet on the side lines. THere's Mer- the current Clark Gable, alias Now, it's Harlem or bust! And what greets my weary eyes but Clemmy Duncan and Bud Ballew teaching :he younger generation how the shag was done in the good old days. I see Irene Brodrick has made the 1ost of her beautiful form and is modeling gowns. Lib Goodwin hasn't done bad by modeling stockings rith those million dollar legs. Do you recognize that girl, Rover? Sure, that's Codie Bergman, and he's really going to town as a commercial artist. she's gone as far as drawing the great Virginia iller, who models for Ry-Krisp. I've seen her advertisements in the nDaily Blab.u That's edited by ud Quaife. He's get a pretty good staff, considering that Dick France still gets his photos in ate. The column, Advice to the Lovelorn,n balances that, though. It's written by Betty Vermillion, ased lon her own experiences with the opposite sex. George Cramer and Robert Parker are his most nergetic reporters. They've got a nose for news, and well they should have with the training Miss ndrews gave them in American History. Hey, Rover, do you want to rest here on this bench? There's Margery Horn and Agnes strobel, mreer women as they always wanted to be. Here they are careering around the old maid's home just as . expected. This seems to be the locality for institutions. Ye Olde Insane Asylum-still has Dick mston on the pay roll even if he has sworn to quit millions of times because they keep trying to ack him up. The only reason he hasn't carried out his threat is that he feels that he must stick by nj Brightwell, whose insanity is due to his former wife. Katherine Gannon. - Now to mount the trusty carpet and on to Hollywood where we find Phyllis Pearl trying to revive le Mae West fads oi the gay '4O's, making ,use of her roller-coaster curves. On to san Francisco, ld Evelyn White standing in the midst of test tubes and chemical formulae. she's trying to invent a mol-proof freckle cream since she discovered that that man doesn't prefer freckles. Evelyn visits stty Zane Whaley in the convent regularly. Betty Zane became' a nun to forget, then forgot what she Lnted to forget--very typical of Betty. We always knew Faith Yost would get to the top. She's run- .ng an elevator in a fifty-two story skyscraper. Of course, she has her downs. Foreign lands, here we come. This trip wouldn't be complete without our African missionary, Lib 'own, who's teaching the heathens. It looks like a hopeless case even if Bob Mathewson and Glen 'thur Shaw are the most promising gleaners of knowledge. Heri work would be rewarded if this war :uld end, but Robert Kroh, our present day Hitler, and Lowell Keller, his right-hand man, are too zbitious to be held down. If Cob Moody and his efficient secretary, Verla Mensen, keep up the good ark, the war might end in a wedding march for the current Hitler and Wilma Rutland. Hi-ho, back to ,American civilization and Washington D.C. There's William shepherd, Rover. You low he's president of the United states-now. He certainly picked a honey for his first laEy..I al- Lys was sweet on Mary schilling. I see by that sign that Keith Cummings .is still laying them out .th his comical actions, only this time it's in a morgue. I guess Murlin Martin will be his next .ctim since he married Betty Duncan. Now that she's taking Gracie Allen's place, he can't stand e zaff. l What say you to Baltimore, Rover? some of the tribe are circus performers there. Betty an gets along famously tight rope walking, while Wilma Curtis is charming snakes. You know, ' a feather flock together, and sonny Moore is her best boy friend. Listen to Pete Nigus MB. t hewf- snakes drum up ie trade for LuVerne scott's fat lady show. Ione Mellenbruch is doing pretty good as a mind-reader. :roge Brien is representing the strong man now. With a little bit of padding, he looks quite xscular. Look out there in the harbor, Rover! Who's the dark, handsome admiral of the U.s. naval Leet? Why, that's none other than our own Billy Jones. Now for Florida! Wouldn't it be swell if we could catch a glimpse of Grace Marak? she's one of xe most famous bathing beauties of the century. Jim Baird's been hanging around here, too, Rover. e's the champion speed boat racer now. He always was pretty fast. Let's go visit Beulah Foster's mmwr estate. she can afford one since shels patented that device that won't let typewriters make 'TOPS Q Let's go back to the dear old Alma Mater. We're sure to find Ruth Pratt still in the Commercial Lass, giving speed tests instead of taking them. Who's that fat decrepit old man? Oh, now I re- :gnize him--Tom Montgomery, our senior sponsor. I'll wager he got that mg skyward at our feathered friends, and that bent mack from picking up Am I thirsty! Me for a coke! Would you look Who's the bartender- ?lHkS up all of the profit- Two old maids, Marian Overfield and Rosalie Jr their lecturing programs pertaining to nHow to Catch A Man.u Miss ieir most apt pupils, but their helpful suggestions haven't been much crick in his neck from gaz- insects. Jack Newcomer. I'll bet he Pape make Hiawatha the base Eskeldson has been one of help to her, so far. Robert cQueen is one of the most promising business men of Hiawatha. Fabulous sums are rolling in from his ollypop stand at the corner of sixth and Oregon streets. There must be a dark secret between Bob nd Lorena Pritchard. she's running a hospital for children who'ye had too many lollypops. Now, fellow students, I ask you, if you recognize all the rest, how could you forget us? 1 46 ' CQNFUCIUS AND ROVER INC E x 5 1 E fig? 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