Junction City High School - Pow Wow Yearbook (Junction City, KS)

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VALLIE SMITH. General. Basketball, Operetta, Bulbul, Glee Club 1911-12. A faithful worker in the class and in- terested in all student activities. BESSIE YVIEST. Normal. Junior Play. Bessie says she's going to be a school marm, but we fear that awful habit of giggling of hers will have to be broken before she can be a model for her admir- ing pupils to follow. JOHN P. BECKLEY. General. Senior Play, Bulbul, Glee Club. John sustained quite a startling repu- tation for a while, but after the Senior Play came off, in which he made such a lzit as the sober and industrious 'd1'i2frs, everyone was convinced that l.e has been IT1iSjLlilf '9d and was at heart quite a harmless lad. .XDELAIDE KING. College Preparatory. Glee Club 1911-12, Operetta, Bulbul. Adelaide possesses great musical tal- ent and displays it very creditably on many occasions. JESTER BERMANT. College Preparatory. Baseball 1910-11-12, Athletic Board 1911, President of Athletic Board 1912, Glee Club. Lester is 11. pleasing youth. VVith his sunny smile and his cheerful disposition he dispels all gloom. He is known to have an espeeial fondness for baseball and fresh air. XDELE NEUBER. General. Ot' tall and dignified mien. Could hardly be called noisy. Adele joined us in our Junior year and has been a help- ful thougrh silent member of the class ever since.

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I Lillie Jones, Honor Student Ray Coolc, Honor Student Normal Training Course General Course George Rathert, Honor Student Mayme Wahle, Honor Student College Preparatory Course Commercial Course

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BPQSIIC A. LANf'AS l'TCR. Commereial. Senior Play, Treasurer Senior Class, Near Book Board. Did anybody ever see Bessie having a date with any one besides a tall, blue- eyed Senior? As t'Mary Locke in the Senior Play she made a great hit and displayed for the flrst time her talent in this direction. Cl OTIGE M. ITERRINGSHAYV. College Pre- pa ra t ory. Football 1911, Vlee President Debate Club 1912, llebate 1912. Senior Play. 'Phe lad with the smile that won't come off. Has only been with us for it year, but has made quite a reputation for himself in that brief time. He is especially noted for his genius in in- venting musiv boxes and for his gift of grab. HXLFZL MOON. Commereial. lflas very deeided views on various subjects and does not hesitate to ex- press them. I' 'VIARTON JOHNSON. College Preparatory. Debate 1911-12. Senior Play, President Sophomore Class, President Senior Class, Track 1910-11, Athletic Board, Blue and XVhite Staff. His talents are varied indeed. As an ac-tor he has few equals and his ability as a debater is well known. -dere have been rumors of a girl in the ease. but when questioned on this delirate subject Marion bet-omes strangely silent. MAYME C. YVATTLE. Commereial. Honor Student Commercial Course. Of a serene eountenanee, but with an eye for business. Promises to be a great success in her line, LILLIE A. JONES. N0l'mal. llonor Student Normal Course. A quiet maid with positive opinions.