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

Text from Pages 1 - 52 of the 1913 volume:

i 9 C S La .e F E. A ? E sz 1 S 1 4 E 5 5 ,......i.......,....,......-,.... - ,,,. ,, .,,, . . N N 5 2 ' .5 L V Y Y Y Y 3 L VOLUME NUMBER FOURTEEN I L J L 1 F 1 F 5 A JUNCTION CITY, KANSAS J L 1 F 1 F' i 2 l ANSAS, it seems to me, is not only the best pasture i L for all manner of beasts of the field, but it is the l i E best field for rearing men and women. I know of 1 no other place in civilization where a workingman's dollar I will bring him so much comfort and so many luxuries, expose him to so few vices and surround him with such l decent mental, moral and material influences that make 5 for character and for every manner of prosperity, as in l S E Kansas. The human crop of Kansas is the apex of the material pyramid, which has for its base cattle, and corn, and alfalfa, and hogs, and wheat and prairie grass. Upon these foundations Kansas is building men whose ideals - reach to the stars. -W. A. White. 1 I L Ee of-El l l 515-2 NE YEAR BOOK EDITORS. C N5 25' va IJ KU Q.. L' E3 Peterson Claren ce TCI' .r: o D5 E NS I Warren Sargent 011 lian Camer Lil N -H ..-4 Q3 .-4 M va 0 u C ru :- Ok. :- YEAR BGGK 1913 DEDICATED UUR PARENTS L. BOARD OF EDUCATION. 3 4: 'JI cn ci F rn fl-I P' 4 P' ui 3 Cd Q .-I .J I-YJ Z Z Ld D.. A v-3. Q Z 412' A CC D Q ..i Ld W. S. HEUSNER Superintendent Qlnmmenrement Cllalnnhmf Q JUNIOR - SENIOR ,BANQUET February I4 SENIOR CLASS 'PLAY march I3 SENIOR - JUNIOR RECEPTION flpril II COMMENCEMEN T SERMON Jffay I8 COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES may 22 ,ALUMNI RECEPTION Jxfay 23 he glfacultg aah the Erahuating Clllass nf the Eunrtiun Qlitg ggiglq Snhnnl inhite gnu tu he present at the Cllumnrennement Efxerrises Ulgurshzxg eiiening, Ctmzxg the tineutg-sewnh Nineteen lpmhreh unit thirteen fI9perz1 Zguuse fx DR. A. H. HARSHAW DR. S. S. ESTEY Commencement Sermon Commencement Address I. l.ll ...ll ll ll llllll n Qqg 299 A QQ- Q QQ P9 ll l :anus s sauna s Q Il QQ? . ,QQIFWX QQIEFQQQQ 9,'2'jg ii- ' R 9 Il 4.51 A Q 122' Q -' 3 9 O Qlnmmemzement HKUQEEIIII Overture - Norma, . - . 4 .... Bellini SIXTH ARTILLERY ORCHESTRA Invocation .... REV. JOHN A. ENDACOTT Selection-lah The Rose Gatherers . . . Vfm Wpbgr tbl TheW21f21' NYmPhS - - Henry Smart GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Oration-Salutatory . . The Standing of Our High School ETHEL TRACY Honor Student Normal Training Course Oration . Value of the Commercial Course in the High School FRANCIS CLARKE Honor Student Commercial Course Vocal Solo-Aria Jewel Song, I Grau Signori . 1+'g,u.gL LULA B. LASLEY Oration . . . Aims and Ideals of Our High School GAYLORD PHIPPS Honor Student General Course Oration-Valedictory, Growth and Development of our High School JOSEPH KOVARIK Honor Student College Preparatory Course Commencement Address . . . The Loyalties of Life DR. S. S. ESTEY, Topeka, Kansas Presentation of Diplomas . PRESIDENT CHAS. H. MANLEY Benediction . ..... REV. J. W. HART Selection-March, The Forest King . . . Peggy-3 SIXTH ARTILLERY ORCHESTRA CITY HIGH SCHOOL BUILDING. ETHEL TRACY JOSEPH KOVARIK Honor Student Honor Student Normal Training Course College Preparatory Course FRANCIS CLARKE GAYLORD PHIPPS Honor Student Honor Student Commercial Course General Course The Hugh School Year ,Book HOMER E. RAMSOUR-Collegiate. Year Book Board. Homer is, without a doubt, the most industrious member of the class. He is quiet and never creates much dis- turbance, but he gets there just the same. A reliable young man, a good student, a desirable friend is Homer. Wisely and slowly: they stumble that run fast. HAZEL A. FRITZ-Normal. Glee Club: Operettag Bulbul: Senior Play, Basketball. Hazel is a conscientious student and her voice and Winsome smile have won for her many friends. We pre- dict for her a very successful future. Her heart is not in her work. It is somewhere else. GAYLORD L. PHIPPS--General. President of Freshman Class 1910: Track 1912: Debate 19123 Junior Class Play, Honor Student. Gaylord has various accomplish- ments. He showed great ability as a debater but is in his glory when driving an automobile. He delights in hunting and fishing and all out- of-door sports. He is a perfect lady. FTHEL B. TRACY-Normal. Debate 19113 Basketballg Senior Playg Honor Studentg Student Coun- cil. Ethel has a brilliant class record. In fact, her whole career in High School has been marked with suc- cess. Besides being the honor stu- dent in her course. she has such a strong personality that her presence is always felt. Carrying all that weight of learning like a gentle flower. STEPHEN BOON, JR.-Collegiate. Football 1911-123 Bul bul. Stephen has always been prominent in the social realm and is enthusi- astic over athletics. Better be convinced by words than blows. 'Che High School Year iBook PAUL SCOTT-Collegiate. Orchestra and Band 19103 Secretary of Sophomore Class: Junior Play: Athletic Board 1911: Yellmaster Student Councilg Senior Play. And here we have a person who is destined to be a leaders Scott has always had a prominent part in school activities. In class plays he proved himself an actor of ability. The only way to have a friend is to be one. M. ELLA M. PAUSTIAN-Normal. Treasurer of Sophomore Classg Glee Club: Operettag Bulbulg Junior Play: Basketballg Vice President of Senior Class: Year Book Board. Ella perhaps has a more varied list of accomplishments than any other girl in the class. Her musical talent is exceptional. There was a soft and pensive grace, A cast of thought upon her face. HAROLD A. ROHRER-General. Secretary of Junior Classg Editor-in- chief of Blue and VVhite 19125 Presi- dent of Senior Class: Senior Play: Year Book Board. Harold has attained a distinguished position in the affairs of the class, He is a good executive, brilliant stu- dent and a born leader. Education begins a gentleman: conversation completes him. HELEN RITTER. Glee Club: Operettag Basketball: Junior Play, Helen stands pre-eminent and is without exception sociable girl in the class. She lens a most agreeable, kindly able disposition. 'iYVhatsoever she may do or say ls sure to be in the kindest Way. in society the most and lov- CLARENCE VV. PETERSON-Collegiate Debate 1911: Track 19113 Year Book Board: Senior Play. Clarence has been with us but three years, but in this time he has proved to be a student of unusual ability. His mental caliber early Won for him the cognomen of Socrates His Words, like so many nim- ble and airy servitors, trip about him at command. ELI F. ASLING-Normal. He came to us in our Senior year and proved to be a diligent student and interested in all student activi- ties. He hath a lean and hungry lookg he thinks too much. The High School Year ,Book FARL VV. BAUER-Commercial. Baseball 1911-12-135 Football 1911- 125 Bul bulg Sergeant at Arms of Freshman Class 1910. Bauer will long be remembered for the part he has taken in athletics. Why should not conscience have a vacation, As well as other courts of the Nation. FRANCES KLEITZ-Collegiate. Basketball, Year Book Board: Sen- ior Play. Frances is quite a musician, has a. brilliant class record and is a very consistent student. Her chief char- acteristic is frankness. She is the youngest member of the class. Deliberate before you begin, then execute with vigor. FRANCIS CLARKE-Commercial. Honor Student. The Aztec has ever been an enter- prising student interested in ath- letics, social and school activities. While of a quiet nature, we predict for him a brilliant future. Little but mighty. BFNJAMIN G, RODGERS-General. Football 1911-125 Baseball 1912-133 Bulbulg Junior Play. Ben is one of those happy-go-lucky fellows Whose chief aim in life is to be happy and to make every one else so. He is popular as a social leader and as an atnlete. Let the world slip, let the world gog A fig for a care, a fig for a woe. JAMES E. LEE-Collegiate. Baseball 1910-11-12-133 Football 1909-10-11-123 Track 1910-11-12-135 Athletic Board 1912-13. Lee is Without question the best athlete in the school. He has made many records for J. C. H. S. and possesses a great number of tro- phies. He is a brilliant student. And here's to Lee, who's as good a man as an athlete. 'Che High School Year Qook JOSEPH C. KOVARIK-Collegiate. LI Wi Track 1910-11-12-133 Orchestra '10: Band '10: President of Sophomore Classy Bulbulg Operettag Senior Playg Football 1911-125 Secretary of Sen- ior Classg Honor Student. Joseph is an extraordinarily persist- ent and diligent student. In addi- tion to his intellectual capacity he has no mean record as an athlete. Good boys who to their books apply VVill all be good men by and by. LLIAN M. CAMERON-Collegiate. Year Book Board. Lillian is known for her generosity: in a host of other respects, she has made a large place for herself in the esteem of the class. Good deeds are ever in them- selves rewarded. LAYYRENCE M. GREEN-Collegiate. High School Band 19101 Baseball 1912-133 Bulbulg Senior Play. Lawrence is a general favorite among: the students, and is conspic- uous in society as well as in ath- letics. Happy am I, from care I'm free: XVhy aren't they all contented like me? MABLE R. I-l ENRY-Collegiate. Glee Club: Operettag Bulbul: Junior Playg Senior Playg Basketballg Treasurer Senior Class. Mable is one of the most active members of the class. Her interests are varied. She is conceded to be the most popular girl in the class and is a real leader amonff the girls. She is pretty to walk with, XVitty to talk with, And pleasant to think on. XHRICN M. SAHGENT-General. Year Book Board. XVarreri has a large place in the es- timation of his fellow students, due to his sincerity and honesty. Sar- gent is a persistent student, a nat- ural artist and his pen drawings at- tract attention. I remember a mass of things, but none distinctly. The High School Yearigook JOHN L. FOGARTY-Collegiate. Athletic Board 19105 Basketball. John is a coming politician judging from his insight into affairs of that nature. He keeps well informed on all subjects of public interest by his extensive readings. I am Sir Oracle, and when I ope my lips let no dog bark. KATHERINE KREYNEST-General. Although Katherine has a quiet dis- position and does not make much of a stir, yet, in her own way, she has won esteem by her agreeableness and reliability. The best things are some- times done up in the smallest packages. ALVER M. DURBON-General. Debate 1911-12-133 President Of Sophomore Class 19125 Bulbulg Editor-in-chief of Blue and Whiteg Basketball. Alver has many accomplishments and has proved himself a most tire- less Worker. He has done as much in three years as most do in four, another proof of his brilliancy. '1he like of me has ne'er ap- peared before and never will hereafter. NETTIE SHEARER-Commercial. Glee Club: Operettag Bulbulg Basket- ballg Senior Play. Nettie is one of the few Seniors who is gifted with a voice and has been an active participant in all musical affairs of the school. Besides musi- cal talent, she has artistic ability. Punctuality is the soul of business. RAWOLLE LOCHRIDGE-Collegiate. Junior Playg Bulbulg Senior Play. Rawolle came to us as a Junior. He has been one of the real class boost- ers and has such a commendable character that there is little doubt but that he will make for himself a place in the World. High erected thought, seated in a heart of courtesy. , 1 6 4 fi -D E 1 r ' kk N3 X 5' 1 X' F' A A A I- - f ' 3 f QL' A 33 Q IN ! X 'U a x w - A C 0 ' JE 6 5 fglqd. 'Q :Uh CLASQ 0 L U -x-X-- X - ' 4' '- 'A , , ,, ,. ,,., . X , wnl, WMN-vww--lm 5 ff fn,-4-ud,.7 ' .f Q . sawn., ' s JAM., im Q63 awe Q44 ' WLWXZZQZVX 6 J f- 7Z0i5df,06ffa,z.ffzf C.2 5?iQ OQlm7wf2n6M.Wf 24, ff,,.MW im www 6550 QWWALMJ, CMW1 JW XCJMM Qwwufffb. 15?-1- The High School Year ,Book JOHN VV. SHIDELER, Ph. B.- Kansas State Normal, Emporia. University of Chicago. Graduate Student University of Chicago. University of Kansas.: Cornell Universitynt History and Peda,f.1rog'y. BTIIDIIG PHILLIPS, A. B.- University of Kansas. University of Colorado! Graduate Student University of Kansas. English. MAY FRFILTGH- Ferris Institute, Big Rapids, Mich. Michigan State Normal College! University of Michigan! Commercial Branches. DORA FORAKER, A. B.- University of Kansas. Kansas State Manual Training Normal. Domestic Art. aspenial Studen t. 'Che High School Year :Book 0. P. BROVVN- Platteville CVVis.J State Normal. stout Inst. of Manual Training Menomonle. VVis. University of VVisconsin.+ Manual Training. FLORENTINE HACKBUSCH, A. ll-- University of Kansas. University of Kansasnk Latin and History. EVADNE LAPTAD, A. B., A. M.- University of Kansas. German and English. BERTHA BALDVVIN, A. B.- Michigan State Normal College. University of Michigan. University of Chicagonk Mathematics. CI-IAS. H. KLAUMAN, B. S.- University of Kansas. University of Kansas! Science. 1rSpecia,l Student. AMA A RIVAL BY REQUEST 7-Jresenied by THE. SENIOR CLASS Jlfarch 13, 1913 Cast of Characters Walter Pierson, a young bachelor . . . M. PAUL SCOTT Winthrop Smythe, his friend . . . HAROLD A. ROHRER Robert Burnett, a retired business man . JOSEPH C. KOVARIK Benjamin Briggs, a retired farmer . RAWOLLE LOCHRIDGE Lord Albert Anthony McMullin, a friend of Smythe's . . CLARENCE W. PETERSON Alexander Muggins, Smythe's servant . LAWRENCE M. GREEN Mrs. Burnett, wife of Robert Burnett . ETHEL B. TRACY Margaret Burnett, her daughter . . . MABEL R. HENRY Mrs. Briggs, wife of Benjamin Briggs . . HAZEL A. FRITZ Eliza Briggs, her daughter . . . H. NETTIE SHEARER Mrs. Chatterton, housekeeper of the Cosmopole . FRANCES KLEITZ Gi? Scenes. ACT I.-The sitting room of Walter Pierson's Apartments at the C0smopole, New York. lMorning.J ACT II.-The same. Afternoon of same day. ACT III.-The sitting room of Walter Pierson's apartments at the St. George, New Yorkg morning of the day following. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President, HAROLD ROHRER Vice President, ELLA PAUSTIAN Secretary, JOSEPH KOVARIK Treasurer, MABEL HENRY Motto: He conquers who conquers himself. Colors: Orange and Black. Class Yell: Chick - a - Boom - a - Lee, Chick - a - Boom - a - La, 1913 ! Rah, Rah, Rah ! l 'HQE32 N E OF :B 3 SWE O06 E855 ,SEE 2 ak HM miegm Eggs: N B as ENEMEOQ N ME Orr Bigusw OF .O .4 'm .M ASEE 08955 25 DO gm OF S3732 2 OB H535 2 OB EDEC EN 2 OB :um 'El' EN ms OE KEN :adm EEL ag? 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JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS President, HARRY MONTGOMERY ill lllll ll ll fill gm Vice President, LAURA RAMSOUR Secretary, ALENE CORYEI L Treasurer, CLARENCE COOK Motto: l'Rather be than seem to be Colors: Crimson and White Hokey Pokey Pah 1914' Rah Rah Rah' 1 i F X 1 a ' 4 ' E' nl: 2 .gfrff C-14 Class Yell: Razzle - Dazzle, Hobble Gobble J', E ' '-4 3 A qi -14.-.F - E A-1 .- i g ....- 5 ' 1 : E .. 1---' I ... , Xl , 4 in Q I ,X Xt Y ':: ' X l SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS President, CLIFFORD PUGH Vice President, ELIZABETH BOON Secretary, HAZEL YORK Treasurer, JENNIE HALL Motto: Be sure you are right, and then go ahead. Colors: Orange and Brown. Class Yell: Rickety - Rockety, Zip, Boom, Bah, 1915! Rah, Rah, Rah! Zi, 0 lg Q ,. W g M ' l9l6Q X FRESHMLHN CLA SS OFFICERS President, JOSEPHINE KREGAR Vice President, EARL MCKINNEY Secretary, MARGUERIT E BROOK Treasurer, ROY MILLER Sergeant-at-Arms, PAUL DAGUE Motto: 'tDucimus. Colors: Cerise and White. Class Yell: Sit up and take notice! Can't you get wise? Class 0' sixteen, Where are the other guys? ZX . lil .P .f r? Q i I Z!-ft S1 Q P ji HIGH SCHOOL GLEE CLUB J LULA B. LASLEY Supervisor of Music HIGH SCHOOL TDEBATING TEAMS. ALVER DURBON FLORENCE SAHLBICRG ALICE IGDWAIIDS J. C. H. S. vs. Dickinson County-Decisiwn fm' .lunction City J. O. H. S. vs. Clay COIIHIX'-TT9C'iSiIl!1 fm' .Tum-tion City JEAN KICRR I'AI'l, SCHMIDT DONALD THOMPSON J. C. H. S. vs. Abilene-Decision for Junction City. .l. C, H. S. vs. Solomon-Dr-c-ision for Snimmm. Seniors STUDENT COUNCIL SUP'T. W. S. HEUSNER PRIN. I. W. SHIDELER The Faculty MAY FRELIGH FLORENTINE HACKBUSCH O. P. BROWN j PAUL SCOTT l ETHEL TRACY 4 a . 5 KATHERINE EOGARTY , x Jomors 4 PAUL SCHMIDT X JEAN KERR Sophomofes ARTHUR BRANDON Freshmen T ANGELA FOGARTY l DAN HURLEY I, A f f on A A fo f f f Af 1 1 ,, Xl E xkrw- xg T I ' X, S 1 HSQ- A Ex X 1 ,EXW X ZX 1 'iii 9 -... ,. ' i i 1 fl THLE TIC ASSOCIA TI ON. JOHN DALTON, President EARL BAUER, Secretary A THLE TIC BOARD YSSEL YOUNG PAUL PAUSTIAN HARRY MONTGOMERY PRIN. J. W. SHIDELER PAUL DAGUE JAMES LEE GAYLORD PHIPPS JOHN DALTON TEAM. HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL TEAM. HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL HIGH SCHOOL TRACK TEAM DR. W. A. SMILEY Coach SENIOR BASKET BALL TEAM. FRESHMAN BASKET BALL TEAM MIDGET BASKET BALL TEAM. GIRLS' HIGH SCHOOL BASKET BALL TEAM BOYS' HIGH SCHOOL BASKET BALL TEAM Aihletit ernrhs THE I 912 FOOTBALL SEASON. HE 1912 football season in many ways was the most suc- cessful one in the history of the Junction City High School. The team showed great promise from the very beginning. Beginning with a victory over Dickinson County on October 13, the team was not defeated during the entire eason, which ended with a victory over Salina High School, at Salina, on November 22. Clay County, our old time rivals, were badly defeated in both games, the first one, 20 to 7, and the second one, 37 to 0. The hardest game of the season was the Salina game, which Junction won 7 to 6, and it was the final test to see who would win the Central Kansas championship. The season was a success because J. C. H. S. possessed a bunch of fellows who were real football players, fellows who understood the game and who were willing to iight from start to finish. The team never gave up hope in any game during the season. It fought to the last ditch. The Junction City High School football team returned from Salina as the champions of Central Kansas, and we also have a good claim to the state championship, which lies between Junc- tion City, Hutchinson and Topeka. THE COA C HES. Junction City can boast of having two of the best coaches in the state. There is Dr. Smiley with his great cunning, his mar- velous diagnosis of the formation of the enemy's line, his long experience in the game, his crafty system of play, his manner of meeting defeat, and his place in the hearts of the players that enables him to appeal to their fighting spirit and not appeal in vain. Lined up with Dr. Smiley is I. M. Platt. Although he has not been helping regularly this year, he is another peppery young man. I. M. is one of those hustling, gingery, scrappy gents who believes in putting the fear of the Lord in the heart of the enemy. 'Che High School Year ,Book THE FOOTBALL LINE UP. Right End .,........... . ........... Stephen Boon, Ben Rodgers Right Tackle ..... Right Guard .... Center ....... Left Guard... Left Tackle ..... Left End ..... Left Half ..... Right Half ...... Quarterback .... . Fullback ...... . . . Substitutes .... ..... Bauer .....Yssel Young, Earl Bingham ...............Merril Dumm .......Vernet Biegert ....Donald Thompson .......Robert Huey ............................James Lee .........................Joseph Kovarik ......John Dalton lCapt.J, Howard Reiber . ....................... Bailey Kimbrough Frank Root, Gaylord Phipps, Jack Spencer J. C. H. C. SCORES. Opponents. 26 .... . Dickinson County .... ..... 1 2 20 .... Clay County ..... 7 78 .... .... W hite City .... .... 0 12 .... Dickinson County . . .. 0 13 .... ..... A bilene ...... .... 7 37 .... ...ClayCounty... ....0 7 .... Salina .... ....6 193 32 BASKET BALL. Over seventy-five high school students took advantage of their opportunity of participating in basketball. Both boys and girls had one regular team and several class teams. A number of games were scheduled with other schools, but when no such game was scheduled, interclass games were held. The Junior boys were winners among the boys' teams, and the Sophomore girls were winners of the girls' teams. BASEBALL. James Lee ...... ................... ...... P i tcher Earl Jones ....... ............... ..... C a tcher Bailey Kimbrough . .. .... First Base Vernet Biegert ........ .... S econd Base Earl Bauer fCapt.J .... ..... T hird Base Clifford Pugh Ben Rodgers ....... .....Shortstop . . . .Left Field Lawrence Green ....... .... C enter Field Kylet Dague ....................................... Right Field Phipps and Kovarik ................................ Substitutes J. C. H. S. SCHEDULE IAS PLAYEDJ Opponents. 6 ....... 1 ..... White City Clay County ..... X ' I ..-I-- :rs:1::Ei..u.. I 1 2 .inaililzgim 'wiilifllll j ., Aman:- wxzxw. Li1 ', lngllug! .muy ol ' X521 ldiiliialllil' I 1 L ' MHS? . Y . ,,I.11f- I, i:::::n.- , xxx si .- 1 ::1::: 'i::::573.'.'.LfJ.ll1:.. 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Freshie fboastinglyj- My grandfather carried a drum all through the Revolutionary War. Soph.-'tAnd when he sighted the enemy he beat it, I sup- pose? Mr. Heusner fin historyj- Ben, who fought in the whiskey rebellion? Ben R.- Booze fighters. Harry Bewick- Can you always tell a beginner on the track? Johnnie Green- It's a cinch you can't tell him much. Klauman- I want you always to be frank fFrankj with me. Frank T.-- Yes, yes, I always am. Bailey- Do you serve lobsters here? Waiter- Yes, we serve everybodyg be seated. We always laugh at Klauman's jokes, No matter what they beg Not because they're funny jokes, But because it's policy. Miss Phillips- I haven't a dummy with me, but I'll send one over soon. Ben Rodgers- Oh, never mind, we have plenty of them on this seat. fl 1 , s . NKNYW7- - XJF l , ASV W X lllfgzatlttllx. w e RN 3' 'lt-vif'lNN ' ' A X Ulqt X xy W l ,QXBQ 2 33' . S , Qin--straws l UNlllTgfQg2':2fi'Qgggg x T'- X ' MLJMJ i Q' Al .S YQ N . 9 l J 1. ,f . 1 f 'Ik 0 l h V I0 ' ? r my WAN. W , s E ' QQQSG: S I S .:igf'i!:t.. - 47 ! :A V ' T ' f7..93f. J M! fmlfffilffkali. ,-:ji f V1 . , . tg. X ' T se. -lx IN if , Ti-1? fi f 'i' l N f-M b e E C YA Wx, fy f :EX g K U -'5TRlXYNSi. gtlTTL1ti. STORY TXXPKT THE CROW 'NLD VW.. SENIOR CELEBRITIES. The biggest booster for J. C. H. S ........... The laziest person ................. The most popular boy... The The The The The most popular girl... Worst grafter ...... worst grind ..... best student .... The favorite actor ......................... INSEPA RA BLES. The Athletic Association and hard times. Mr. Klauman and his chuckle. Mildred Albert and her foolishness. Cecil Carson and his gum. Schmidt and his argument. Alver Durbon and his songs. George O'Malley and his high grades. Mr. Brown and his get to work. best singer ..... . . . . . .Harold Rohrer . . . . . .Earl Bauer .. .. ...Paul Scott .. . . .Mabel Henry . . . . .Ben Rodgers . . . .Joseph Kovarik . . . . .Frances Kleitz . . . . .Alver Durbon .Rawolle Lochridge O 9 0 0 j 5 ,Alumni 1870. 'fEslch Man Builds Himself. J. B. Callen I J. S. Callen 1876. Labor Couquersl Mrs. Frances Orr Allen Herbert J. Humphrey' Mrs. Mary Miller Hunter Mattie E. Stanleyfk Mrs. Frances Davis Whittemore 1877. Look to the End. Mrs. Christina Mintus Kilian Mrs. Winifred Davis Schnacke 1878. Patience, Self-Denial, Success. Alice A. Bartell Morris Edmund Butler James W. Clarkeak Mrs. Susan Walter Denver Hal Gaylord Mary A. Huselby Mrs. Florence Price Loomis Mrs. Charlotte Cutter Rait Mrs. Mary Scherer Yerkes 1879. 'fFrom Possibility to Reality. Arthur P. Davis Mrs. Elizabeth Lawrence Gross Mrs. Cora Orr Norton Mrs. Kate Callen Thomen Mrs. Sallie Hodges Walling 1880. f'0nward, Ever 0nwanl.', Horace E. McFarland Mrs. Dora Daugherty Stout Frank W. Stout 1881. Better to Be than to Seem. Helen Burmeister VValter W. Davis J. Vance Humphrey Anna Hale Plummer Mrs. Mrs. Jane Walker Rundle Mrs. Tillie Hookey Savage Mrs. Laura Patterson Smith 1882. Confidence Bestows Success. Laura Bartelli Mrs. Nannie Cutter Bowman George Clough Mrs. Ella Cormany Greene! Jeanie M. Hay Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Lottie Eveleigh Montrose Sadie Steele Norman Della Stout White VV. Towle Ama nda Weber 1883. Life Is 0ur School. Elon S. Clark Mrs. Mrs. Edw Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Anna Miller Cormany Ella Aimen Geauque ard A. Schultz Della Vick Smith Agnes Wright Strickland Lora L. Waters Beeler 1 884. VVitli Faith and Fortltuclel' Emma Bartell Zachery Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Arth Claird Lyon Brooks Daisy Clough Cushing Emma Gordon Jones ur M. Kerr Palmer Ketner Mrs. Hattie Orr Latimer Lillie L. Lockstone: Nelson H. Nicholson Mrs. Luel Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Edw Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Letha Steele Thorpe la Steele Carrie Yeager Thiele 1885. So Far, So Much. Flora Mead Baldwin Ella M. Bartell Westgate Gertrude Brown Bradford Mamie Eveleigh Crooks ard L. Faringhym Effie Speers Garrison Hattie Rizer Gaylord Gertrude Graves Thompson Lena Gross Clarke Della Adams Hesserr Thomas Hogan Mrs. Cora Todd Johnson James Ketner Frank W. Langdon Fred G. Lemley A. B. Pierce Vida E. Shaw Earl L. Swope D. G. Watson 1886. The World Is Wide. James J. Canavanr Mrs. Linnie Nicholson Carr Edwin J. Clough Mrs. Susie Scott Crail Mrs. Evelyn Bradford Davis K. C. Davis Thomas P. Dixon Mrs. 1-Deceased I Mamie Pierce Gillett 'Che High School Year :Book Mary L. Hay Garnette Heaton Wm. Henderson! Mrs. Minnie Ayars Kennedy Mrs. Nettie Lyon Kerr Mrs. Ella Callen King Mrs. Kate Kiehl Renshaw Mrs. Chloe Stebbins Hicks! Josie D. Rizer Mrs. Daisy Houghton Stiver Mrs. NVm. Mrs. Wm. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Cos Lillie Todd Peabody A. Winans 1887. Energy Is Silent. Eva Popst Bixler Brown Florence B. Cooke Cunkle Jessie McCathron Crockett Valley Wills Dawson os G Dixon -m . Milo A. Eveleighr Wm. H. Faringhy Wm. Lawrence Linnie E. Linton' Mrs. Margaret Miller Cutter Lulu Nicholson Fred C. Slater Charles W. Wright 1888. One Lem on Ended. Mrs. Lena Reynolds Albright Mrs. Mary Haffner Babb James W. Beatesr Dr. Morgan Cloud Charles Dixon' Mrs. Maud Franklin Gaugh George J. Graves Bessie E. Hand E. B. Ketner Mrs. Anna Lockstone Boyer Luke McNamee Clara A. Miller Jessie Tozier: 1 Mrs. Jane Watson Brown 1889. Nothing Unless Good. Mrs. Nell Blakely Ketnerr Mrs. Bertha Deitrick Calvin Grace Cook Bramwell C. Davis Mrs. Cora Haigler Roach Mrs. Eleanor Humphrey Smith Wm. H. Laundy Harry Pierce Mrs. Maud Kennedy Pickering Mrs. Angie Young DePriest 1800. To Strive Is to Conquer. Mrs. Sadie Purlngton Batchelder Mary Beates Mrs. Mae Brown Jack Mr . Bertha Colvin Ray Mrs. Allie Crawford Pierce Alfred Farley Mrs. Dora Freeman Folsom Dr. Henry Grammer Mrs. Inez Greene Howard Mrs. Anna Haffner Herman: Harry Hale Ella J. Hicks: Mrs. Dosla Hulse Smith Dr. James W. Kennedy Mrs. Mamie McFarland Axtell Mrs. Lizzie Dumbreck McKenzie Ur. Fred Murphy Mrs. Mary Reitz Muenzenmayer Mrs. Florence Rockwell Edwards Ida Starcke 1891. Min d Moves Matter. Mrs. Dora Bath Borth rannie Binghamlf Wm. Bush Wm. Canavan Adelia Humphrey Wm. Glick Isola Kennedy! George Lyon Albert Miller Dr. Andrew Starcke Dr. Len Steadman Ira Steele David Tozier 1892. Virtue Is the Way of Life. Mrs. Cora Bartell Rue George P. Beeler Mrs. Nettie F. Cook Butts Mrs. Rosa Freeman Fitts Anna I. Glick Mrs. Harriet Gordon Parish Mrs. Mary Lawrenson Wright Bedford B. Hunter Mrs. Mary E. Gro s Gartner Mrs. Florence Hastings Royall Caroline A. Strack Mrs. Fannie B. Welch Barber George W. Winansw 1893. Step by Step. Mrs. Artina Toms Bush: Herbert F. Cox Mrs. Lottie Ellis Edwards Wm. T. Everett Harry S. Hooper Mrs. Margaret T. Schenck Davis Harriet A. Steadrnan Mrs. Emma B. True Reynolds 1894. WVe Build for the Future. George S. Barker Mrs. Belle Campbell Walker Mary Crowther George A. Dixon Frank L. Glick Carrie Haigler Wm. I. Hall Mrs. Elsie Hurley Walton Lulu Linton Charles Louis Lyon Otto G. Nachtman Mrs. Madge Pierce Smith 1895. Bene Age Quae Agia. Mrs. Ida Strack Grammer Mrs. Myrtle Hurley Barker Samulie Schwensen Mrs. Harriet Watling' Schaffer 4-Deceased 'Che High School Year fBook Mrs. Edith Albers Merchant Cora Gertrude Campbell Mrs. Ella Stothers Chandley Mrs. Margaret Sawyer Lovewell Mrs. Anna Daily Marchessault Jessie Mable Cox Mrs. Florence Cox Lemon Dr. Arthur Wordsworth Miller Mrs. Emma Thompson Brown Mrs. Nettie Manley Lyon Mrs. Martha Ellen White Smith 1896. ffvolens et Poteusl' Mary Barker Mrs. Josie Boyer Sturdivant Ruby Bush Mrs. Cora Butts Taylorfk Mrs. Flora Butts Davis Mrs. Christina Campbell Lang- vardt Louise Dixon Mrs. Jessie Linton Soxman Marcella Nachtman Frank Rockwell Mrs. Jean Sugden Jollyf Mrs. Mildred Shaw Palmer! Stella Steadman Jennie Trott Mrs. Louise Barkman Reitz Ernest Barkman Mrs. Bessie Gemeny Morganw Mrs. Grace Ketner Volz 1897. Certum Pete Fineml' Rufus Sumner Manley Mrs. Lucina M. Olson Armstrong Agatha Penny Shaw Mrs. Florence Swenson Miller Mrs. Marie Norman Milliken Mrs. Theresa Rizer Durand Mrs. Maude Calkin Kepperling Hoyt Alvie Poorman James Rankin McKnight Effie Delna Songer Aria Emma Kerr Mrs. Mary Rathert Fuhrman Mrs. Emma Senn Eveleighx Mrs. Helen Cor.yell Gove Margaret Campbell Emma Wilhelmina Obergr Frederick Foster Lawrence Mrs. Margaret Sweeney Hartman Mrs. Daisy Reynolds Cobb Clara Josephine Smith Dr. Bert Allen Poorman 1898. Lahore et Honore Superamusi' Marcia Pierce Mrs. Cora Davidson Newton Nina Crawford Mrs. L. Lichtenhan Garnier Mrs. Lucelia B. Clarke Towne Mrs. Bertha Celia Calkin King Mrs. Mary Emma Beeler Reitz Edith Estella Heidelflf Mrs. Josephine Cox Milburn Henry Nicklaus Kilian George Wendle Kilian Mrs. Lydia Haffner Herman Mrs. Elsie Frey Moody Mrs. Clara Alice Cook Orton Mrs. Uti Ziegler Rice Paula Hicks Arthur E. Barker Mary I. Millers Laura E. Louber Mrs. Mae Ziegler Glick Mrs. Martha Spurlock Hemenway Mrs. Anna Hauserman Crooch Dr. Thomas Clarke Hinkle Lieut. George Clarke Rockwell ' 1899. Pells et Remisi' Mrs. Ada Nancy Coryell Pierce Mrs. Katherine Rockwell Crosby Claude Raymond Cary Hattie Alvina Roeslera Frederick Francis Kilian Mrs. Maude Pierce Kibbey Mrs. Nettie Schwensen Beichley Harriet Mable Milley Mrs. Zulah Blades Crozier Margaret Catherine Gordon Mrs. Constance Rosalind Crowth- er Culbertson Tillie Moore 1900. Ubi Mel Ibi Apes. Mrs. Melissa A. Harden Smith Mrs. Anna Oesterhaus Jewel Maude Wingfield Mrs. Emma Beates Brannick Mrs. Rose Bath Gilliam Mrs. Garnet Mary Zimmerman Bomboyfl' Mrs. Myrtle B. Shillito Nelson Arthur Henry Dalton Mrs. Clara Alice Pugh Wright Katherine Agnes Clark Edwin Kirkpatrick Kendrick Mrs. Mary Kirkland Keifaver Mrs. Martha Manley Hood Ralph David Coleman Mrs. Minnie Zimmerman Babb Harry Rulison Grant May Agnesf Nachtman William Dumbreck Mrs. Cora York Johnson Irving Cooper Mrs. Clara Helena Horton Mickey Floyd Schultz Charles Bertram Hartman 1901. Labor Omula Vluciti' Robina Keeshan Mrs. Julia I. Harner Overt Jessie L. Prouty Grace E. Mackey Grace E. Bermant Mrs. Mabel F. Weber Hall Hattie M. Rundle Minnie W. Fogelstrom Walter Rockwell Cleveland Swenson Mrs. Myrtle Hays Sturdivant Mrs. Cecil F. Raber Rockwell Lester B. Manley Mary H. Spessard Mable M. Lockstone William H. Thomas Mrs. Hattie J. Beeler Edwards Mrs. Susie Andrews Henley Mary E. Luchsinger Mrs. Minnie Muenzenmayer Faust SFDBCSZSGK1 fi The High School Year ,Book Hazel C. Baker Harry G. Glick Ida A. Hartman Mrs. Frances L. Durland Seitz Mrs. Katherine W. Barkman Bowers 1902. ' ffsemper Fldellsk' Dr. Robert James Ballinger Mrs. Florence May Bauer Day Edith Agnes Bolin Margaret Buehler Alice Dorothea Canavan Rolla Thomas Coryell Mrs. Julia Ann Farrell Linson Mrs. Louise Holly Hemenway Ballinger Mrs. Iva Jean Hurley Withenbury Mrs. Della R. Jones Harrison Eleanor Thomson McBrinn Susanna Helena Moore Mrs. Stella Elizabeth Mummert Gordon Mrs. Edith Evelyn Norman Brew- er Mrs. Antoinette Brown Lovelace Herbert Lee Davis Grace Belle Estes Mrs. Myrtle Jaymes Hickman Archie Cutter Ralt Edwlna Catherine Rizer 1903. Qui Patltur Vlncltd' Mrs. Minnie Blair Phipps Lucy Frances Clark Mrs. Grace George Koropp Hattie Luvay Hays! Mrs. Edith May Mackey John- stone Mrs. Ethel Roberts Marston Gertrude E. Rundle Dr. John Ralph Coryell Edwin R. Pearce Mrs. Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Gertrude Davidson Houston Emma B. Stein Bockhaus Lena G. 'Penney Brooks Maud E. Tillotson Anderson Lella A. Thompson Ensley Annie Wingfield Ellslzer Lucy Young Clara Zollinger Ralph A. Glick ' Minnie Elizabeth Ziegelasch 1004. Rowing, Not Drifting. Mollie Aldridge Raymond Barrows Mrs. Martha Barrows Busch Chauncey Bohner Will Brown Fred Busch Lebbie Barber Mrs. Elizabeth Bisheimer Dixon Theodocla Campbell Alice Clark Bertha Cook Mrs. Maud Coryell Turnbull Margaret Glick Montgomery Harris Clara Hartman Van Trott Hicksv Mrs. Emilie Kennedy McDowell Mrs. Justina Kilian Bader Mrs. Attie Klingberg Smelsey Myrtle Kohler Alma Manley Pearl Mann Mrs. Serena Mead Wagenseller Dorothy McKnight Mabel Oesterhaus Walter Padgett Maida Schultz Mrs. Florence Tillotson Price 1005. Collide in Virtue, Not In Arms. Mrs. May Bolin Anderson Mrs. Belle Brown Payne James Calder Chauncey Cook Mrs. Madge Davis Llston Kathryn Gross ' Lieut. Harold Hicks Lucy Keeshan Karl Kilian Lieut. Clifford Lee Abbie Moses Ralph Nachtman Frank Nachtman Mrs. Josephine Oegerle Manley Will Peeso Mrs. Daisy Prouty Schultz Dorothy Roesler Helen Sawtell Dr. Clarence Thompson Elwood Tracy Anna Zumbado 1006. The Palm I Not Without Labor Karl Bingham Lena Bishelmer Lawrence Estes Oscar Gatchell Mrs. Lois Gemeny Moses Clara Glst Mary Holzschuher Mrs. Myrtle Kregar Durbon Roger Moon Lillie Newman Helen Oesterhaus Frank Parker Mrs. Bernice Pritchard Wilson Harvey Ralt Gertrude Rodgers Olive Tenney Kate Thomen Donald Tyler Eugene Teitzel Lucile Yates 1907. Labor Conquers All Things. Mrs. Ora Asbury Waltey John W. Banlster Harry Barber Mary Bisheimer Grace Boon Kent Brooks Mrs. Clarissa Denver Bauer Irene Fenton Will Kilian Ethel Kregar Nina Loeb-If Mrs. Nina Watling Makepeace Anna Manley Hattie Newman Martha Parish 'Deceased 1 The High School Year ,Book Buelah Pennell Dora Steinfort Mrs. Bertha Tillotson Thompson Martin Thomen Mrs. Zadel Tracy Brockman 1908. A Thing Learned Well Is Learn- ed Forever. Blanche Baker lra G. Bermant George T. Brown Mrs. Eleanor Campbell Lawson Carrie Clark Margaret Clark Mary A. Clark Mrs. Florence Ernest Erickson Bruce Grant Lawrence Gross Ezra Hartman Carl Holzschuher Edna Hooper Hester Heidel Arthur Humphrey Helena Kramer Emma McArthur John McMahon Lizzie Meseke Waite Mickey Edna Pugh Elizabeth Rait Louise Schwensen Clyde Spangler Mrs. Roxie Spurlock LaShelle Orville Tracy Sarah Tracy John Tritle Walter Zollinger 1 909. The Golden Age In Before 'Ung Not Behind Us. Speer Callen Jennie Clark Vera Corlett Mrs. Inez Denver Vick- Mortimer Durbon Walter Ford Fred Herman Mattie Jensen James McNamee Harold Mackey Christian Mann Archie Moon Lorraine Schwensen John Soutter Howard Strickland Lela Sullivan Franque Tenney Wesley Thomas Xenpho Tracy Marjorie Walter Clarence Waters David Waters Wesley Zellner Karl Ziegelasch Anna Zollinger 1910. From Struggle to Victory. Eda Barkman James Bumbaugh Margie Clark Burt Cooper Madge - Edwards Marguerite Fox Frank Friend Arthur Good John Hartman Fritz Hartman Flossie Hooper Agnes Kemp Edith Kregar Lawrence Morris Verne Oesterhaus Katherine Phillips Ada Scott Eolia Spencer Charles Strickland Ethel Thompson Mabel Thompson Rue Thomson Adrianne Verbrugge 1911. Through Trial to Triumph. Clara Barkman Andrew Beeler Dean Bermant Frank Bolin Ralph Busch Grace Campbell Ralph Davis Arthur Erickson Bess Fenton Marie Fogarty Goldie Gorman Hazel Grant Charles Hall Martha Huey Gerald Kerr Marion Manley Mildred March Charles Murphy Madeline Nachtmann Mary Rodgers Edward Shane Mrs. Josephine Spencer Calkin Martha Spurlock Florence Tietze Alverda Tracy Roy Wrigley Esther Zellner Grace Ziegler 1012. Cease Not From Your Quest Until You Find. Lester Bermant Helen Campbell Ray Cook Florence Clarke Ruth Edwards Rosella Hartmann Mary Hemenway George Herringshaw Lillie Jones Marion Johnson Adelaide King Esther Kregar Bessie Lancaster Adele Neuber George Rathert Albert Schmedeman Bessie Seubert Vallie Smith Walter Thompson Mayme Wahle Bessie Wiest Maud Wycoff fl'Deceased 1- :l iii, , ,gig in Zllflnzmuzsiam HERBERT J. HUMPHREY, '76. MATTIE E. STANLEY, '76. JAMES W. CLARK, '7S. LAURA BARTELL, '82. MRS. ELLA CORMANY GREEN, '82. LILLIE E. LOCKSTONE, 'S4. MRS. DELLA ADAMS HESSER, '85. EDWIN L. FARINGHY, '85. JAMES CANAVAN, '86. WILLIAM HENDERSON, '86. MRS. CHLOE STEBBINS HICKS, '86, MILO EVELEIGH, '87. LINNIE E. LINTON, '87. MRS. ELLEN BLAKELY KETNER, '87. CHARLES DIXON, '88. JAMES W. BEATES, '88. JESSIE TOZIER, '88. ELLA J. HICKS, '90. MRS. ANNA HAFFNER HERMAN, '90. FANNIE BINGHAM, '91, ISOLA KENNEDY, '91, GEORGE W. WINANS, '92, ARTINA TOMS BUSH, '93. JEAN SUGDEN JOLLY, '96. BESSIE GEMENY MORGAN, '96, MILDRED SHAW PALMER, '96. CORA BUTTS TAYLOR, '96. EMMA SENN EVELEIGH, '97. MRS. MRS. MRS. MRS. MRS. MRS. EMMA OBERG, '97. EDITH ESTELLA HEIDEL, '98. MARY I. MILLER, '98. HATTIE ALVINA ROESLER, '99. MRS. GARNET MARY ZIMMERMAN BO MRS. JULIA I. HARNER OVER, '01, HATTIE LUVAY HAYS, '03. VAN TROTT HICKS, '04. NINA R. LOEB, '07. ' ' ' if F Mnoy, mo. AJ, 7 asf ill emh Testernwnt E, the members of the class of 1913, of Junction City High School, City of Junction City, County of Geary, State of Kansas, being sound of mind and memory, and realizing that our days as students in this temple of learning are num- bered, and whereas, we, being of a benevolent disposition, do hereby will, devise and bequeath the following personal posses- sions to the following, to have and to hold, to-wit: To the members of the faculty we do hereby bequeath our peaceful and harmonious class records, which records shall serve as a memorial of the class of 1913. To our dearly beloved fellow students of the class of 1914, we bequeath all fixtures, both animate and inanimate. To the members of the classes of 1915 and 1916, we bequeath our illustrious, excellent and unprecedented example in the hope that said example shall serve as a living monument for their in- spiration. We do give and bequeath our private assets, to-wit: Ella Paustian, her musical talent to Oliver Penn. Harold Rohrer, his bass voice to Clarence Biegert. Earl Bauer, his lazy disposition to Arthur Brandon. Gaylord Phipps, his lady-like disposition to Harry Mont- gomeryg 1 Joseph Kovarik, his tendencies toward grinding to Cecil Carson. Y ' John Fogarty, his political genius to Alfred Walker. Ethel Tracy, her intellectual capacity to Nina Louber. Lillian Cameron, her extra credits to Estella Brooke. Nettie Shearer, her giggle to Mildred Albert. Eli Asling, his length to Harvey Martin. Stephen Boon, his pompous appearance to George Kyle. James Lee, his athletic ability to Dwight Bingham. Rawolle Lochridge, his ability as a student to the Hemenway Twins and George O'Malley. X 'N x 'Che High School Year ,Book Lawrence Green, his ability as a comedian to Victor Peterson. Frances Kleitz, her austerity to Jennie Hall. Ben Rodgers, his wit to Louise Mullins. Francis Clarke, his bright smile and amicable disposition to Loretta Heffron. Hazel Fritz, her consistency as a student and her sincere dis- position to Mary Waters. Alver Durbon, his success as a soloist to John Hurley. Mable Henry, her ability to boost school activities to Hazel Teitzel. Katherine Kreynest, her stern and serious disposition to Helen Martin. Helen Ritter, her ability to create a stir in society to Alex Whitely. , Warren Sargent, his artistic talent to Frank Thomen. Paul Scott, his musical talent to Vernett Biegert. Clarence Peterson, his verbosity to Paul Paustian. Homer Ramsour, his persistency as a student to Mary Saw- tell. 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