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

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MAUIJIG XVIKOFF. Commercial. Basketball. Maude is taking a eourse in Manual Training. Does look SUSDICIUUS but it has not yet been found out who the lucky one is. A cheerful and willing worker, she has made herself a valuable member of the Senior Class. HAY A. COOK. General. Senior Play, Honor Student General Course. A thoupzhtful lad, with a positive opinion on all subjects. He surprised the public very afrreeably bv the Capable way in which he played his part in the Senior Play. RUTH ELEANOR EDXVARDS. General. Bulbul, Glee Club. One of the few Senior girls who is guilty of having: dates. Is partial to men of tall and stately stature. AIBERT J. H. SCHMEDERMANN. General. Senior l'lay, Bulbul, Glee Club. ls said to be of German descent. Quite a favorite with the fair sex and aspires to the stage. FLORENCE A. CLARKE. Normal. Glee Club 1909. A busy and conscientious body is Flor- ence. A useful member of society. Makes studying' the c-hief occupation of her life and never was known to come to class without her lesson. BESSIE SEUBERT. College Preparatory. Bessie-'s long suit is cutting: chapel. She does not seem to appreciate the ex- cellent programs provided.

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MARY HEMENWAY. College Preparatory. Senior Play, Glee Club 1909-11 and '12, Operettaj Bulbul, Year Book, Blue and White Staff, Vice President Sophomore Class. Mary has often been eaufrht watching the mail box. 'l'here's a reason. Has aspirations for the University of VVis- consin. YN ALTER THOMPSON. General. Treasurer Junior Class. His talents are numerous and as a pianist he has no equal. VValter will make his mark as an architect or en- gineer. . FSTHER KREGAR. Commercial. Captain Basketball, Glee Club 1911-12. Operetta, Bullu1l, Junior Play, Senior Play, Vice President Senior Class, Blue and White Staff. What would the class ever have done if lUStI.8Y' had not conlescended to join them and lead them in the proper way a class should go? She is a hustler in every sense of the word. GEORGE A. RATHERT. College Preparatory. Honor Student College 'Preparatory Course Senior Play, Junior Play, Base- bal 1910-11, Football 1910-11, Track 1910-11, Athletic Board 1911-12, Toast- master Junior-Senior Banquet, Year Book Board, President Freshman Class, President Junior Class. George has the honor of being one of the few boys in the class of 1912: has been leading man in both plays, and in iact, has been in the public eye so much lately that we fear it will go to his head if it continues much longer. HFLEN E. CAMPBELL. Normal. Junior Play, Basketball, Operetta, Bulbul, Glee Club 1911-12. She conducts herself in a manner quite befitting her vocation-the school marm. We see her now as in future years she Mields tile rod and administers justice with a firm hand. ROSELLA HARTMANN. Normal Senior Play, Junior Play, Operetta. Bulhul, , Basketball, Vice President Junior Class. Rosella is an artist in the true sense of the word. Everything she attempts in this line is a decided success. Added to her many other fine qualities she has an over developed sense of humor which hes Caused her downfall on many occa- s ons.

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JOHN W. SHIDELER, Ph. B. Kan. State Normal, Emporia. University of Chicago. Graduate Student University of Chicago. 'University of Kansas. 'Cornell University. Civics and Pedagogy. EDNA M. FELTGES, Ph. B. Bradley Polytechnic Institute, Peoria, Ill. University of Chicago. Mathematics. MAY FRELIGH. Ferris Institute, Big Rapids, Mich. Mich. State Normal School. 'University of Michigan. Commercial Branches. BIRDIE PHILLIPS, A. B. University of Kansas. English. 'In attendance less than a year