Hoisington High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Hoisington, KS)

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. f Cl 33 DFFILHDS o l QW? A L4b2Z6i5k!Q R, Butler, Sec,5 A, Younger, Vice-Pres,g B, Birdsong, Pres,g E, Herres, Treas,g Miss In September 1940, H,H,S, opened its front doors for the progressive class of the year, the class of H42H, The Junior class came back 86 strong, gradually dropping from the largest class ever to enter Hois- ington High, The class of U42H had ten lettermen in football and seven in basketball, Again this class acclaimed its mastership by taking interclass basket- ball and track, Class rings were received in December and the Juniors are looking forward to their play, chapel, Junior-Senior Prom, and the sneak day, The ann Last fall the class of H430 enrolled in H, H, S, with 94 members, They elected Helen Brad ley as their sponsor, Under her direction they succeeded in elect ing Elinor DeMoss as the P, T, A, Carnival Queen, For the Cardinal Yearbook Queen they nom H- Braqshawv TTea5.S G, Skolaut,Pres,g L, Smith, Vice-Pres,g L. 5fe1nBFt, 560.3 Miss Bradley, Sponsor Cgmwfjvmafyd The freshman class of 1940-'41 is the first freshman class in the history of H,H,S, to have at least 901 membership in the Ath- letic Association, which proves their loyalty to H,H,S, They sponsored an assembly on February 28, which was presented with each home room giving a skit of about ten minutes, The freshmen had their own basketball and football teams, Freshmen played on the varsity second team in basketball With 120 individual personalities H ? Fowler. Spon, candidate for P.T,A, Carnival Queen was Dorothy Kra- mer and Mary Beth Highfill and Ruth inal Queen nominees, Several juniors were out for de- bate but Ada Mae Taylor and Jo Ann Tindall finished the season by debating in the regionals, In Hi-Y there are 19 of this active class, 23 in G,R,, 18 in Girls' Glee Club, 14 in Boys' Glee Club, 18 in Choir, 13 in Band, 25 in Pep Club, 18 in G,A,A,, and 7 were active members of the Courtesy Co mittee, W inated Norma Reif, The Sophomores have four members on the student council, thirteen mem- bers in the chorus and five on the debate team Eight Sophomores finish ed the season in foot- ball and there are four on the A squad in bas- ketball, 2- Eutler were Card- 0 and characteristics they are well represented in the four different school organizations, There are fourty-five students representing the freshman class in music with l7 in band, 4 in choir, and 24 in chorus, There are SO freshmen girls in G,R, which is almost one third of the organization, Eight boys belong to Hi-Y, Four stu- dents represent the freshmen's idea of self-government in the student council, The freshman class has thirty-three girls in pep club, ' J. Meyer, PreS.s C, winter, vice-Pres,g ur, Dumler, Sponeorg A, Hall, Treas,5 T, Brown, Sec, ' . 9

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- me ms 5 WE M Ethelda Jones-USO Bign Russell Hannigan-Time Out of Mindn Mary Ann Bartonek-Lgagihter of the G.R, 2-3-4 Honor R011 B-1, ' 'L tg vuPl', Alice Krieger-HLittl Maidn Lester Wheeler-HThe Good Earthu Bertha Bangerter-NSinging Seamanu G,R, 1 - 2 - 45 Pep Club l-2-3-45 G,A,A, 1-2-3-45 Honor Roll A-2 B-12 d Cecil Jones-HVoice of the Cityn Hi-Y 35 Track 3, L tter 3, M554 Velda Dawson-nThe Quare Womenu G,R, l-2-45 G,A,A l-2-3-45 Pep Club 3- 5 Honor Roll A-2, B-4, J fa M Xiwzlipf-J Wilbur Wilson-NYou Make Your Own . Luck!! Hi-Y l-2-3-45 Track 35 Cho, 45 Bgfpoww Esther Dietz-HUnder Twenty-Onan G,A,A, l-2-3-4, Pres, 45 Honor Roll A-5, B-ll, Kathleen Shewbart-u0ne of Oursu Pep Club l-3-45 G,A,A, l-2-3-45 Honor Roll B-4 Ferman Bitter-nThe Buglern Band 1-2-3-45 Orch, 35 Hi-Y 3-45 Honor Roll B-3, - S? Juanita Stowell-UThe Bright Shawln G,A,A, l-2-3-4, Sec, 45 Pep Club 2-3-45 G,R, 2-45 Honor Roll A-10, B-5, ,WML Her iolaut-nGreat Captainn B,B, - 3, Letter 35 F,B, 3 - 4, Lette 4 1 I Ire Connor- Blondie D, Corps 1-25 Band 35 GJ-LA. l 2i pep Club 3-45 Honor Roll B-3, 8 X

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ITL 00'hL5 .YKYD Q, ff X ,..'ff,,lf . fx3A5lA!!!mj qZClk,JAZiii Pr eeident---Albert Younger Vice President-Glen Winter Secretary---Jo Ann Tindall Student Council---Alberta .- Walker Program Chairman---Ada Mae Taylor fee! Wfff ' ff ivan' tl, , . 1 ,. V S-f if j p 3rd Row Thayer, A Younger, L Smlth, P Strecker, Wheatcroft, J Torrez I If sud Row Z M Thomas, C Pope, Ruble, lrlplett, P Thomas, Turner, B Walter, Schenk G,3fA,,J7 lst Row Wlnter, Walker, H 'l1r1da.ll, M J Stowell, J Tnhrkd 571, jaylog, S-L Ren, Mrs, Burg? 15514 , fig' J wsu 3rd Row D Kramer, Beetz,Munger, H1ghf1l1, J LaOre.nge, Messex, Helwig, F, Lee 2nd Row R Butler, Brlnkman, Peterson, Bradshaw, Neal, Herdt, Pelz, G, Lee, B, Humphrey '25 Francls, Haun, Cole, Norton, M, Krieger, Farnsworth, o ff ' ,AY bgifgb, .r'c77w Z W 1 . fi Chairman---Edward lifes Vice Chairman--Peter Groez Secretary---George Black Treasurer---Glen Nuss Student Couxgyil---Theodore Qit Guliford All 1235, 3rd Row H Ochs, Nettlingham, L Deines, Keyes, M Blrdsong, B Bzxrdsong, Christopher 2nd Row Black, Mlller, McCurry, M Myers, Hammond, Morgenetern, Ge.u1d1ng, Groez, Hogan lst Row G Nuee, Mai, Da.v1s, G Franols, E Herres, Drake, C Madden, Blandon, New, TUBPP