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

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5 PowWow MM- - ee e- PREBLE KIBBEY An all round man. insists upon honesty in dates. Preble is the meter hound for the Gas Co. AMANDAZERNICKOW Amandanever says much but she thinks a whole lot These thinkers are rare jewels. RALPH DOUGLAS The only school mar'm what we got - yes mom, sir. Ideal, a little red school house with green shut- ters. VERNA HARTING Verna goes about her own quiet way making her high grades. She accomplishes anything she attempts. JOHN CHANEY My John! He swears his Ford could find the way over to Man- hattan alone. BILL MORITZ Bill's Ford is of ancient lineagegwith a discus he also shows his skill. FRANCES ZOLLINGER Frances cer- tainly romps on the ivories-also the cornet in our orchestry'f. MAE KNAPP Mae decided that house- keeping was much more interesting than school-and they all lived happily ever after. AMELIA FROHN Amelia is an emmi- grant from White City. It is supposed she will return to her native land after graduation. EARNEST LANSBURY Earnest hails from the land where hE's, hH's, and hI's are not pronounced however he is bally well satisfied with J. C. H. S. X it if - -A -4 - -wif 'ii-..,. .si -- ..-f- LT A-',,.-D

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MX .Qi X E -Wm powwoww-Q-A ORRILI. '.A'lZKE XVhen was think of Orrill our minds dwell in books. 'But we never get as deep in them as he. . LEONARD DEATON Altho Deakin lives south ot the school house, part of his homeward journey takes him north. LAWRENCE PETRIE Pete's mania is funny stories and Whiz Bangs. Girls are his second preference. BURT ORR Peck's had boy. here and there and everywhere, but always brewing trouble. BEN BOND Ben is a boy all the girls adored, that is. as much as Kitten will let them. JANE MCKINNEY -lane with her sunny smile foreteils she has a happy disposition. GEORGE MOWRY George is a clever boy with his mitts. Lets hope he has as much success at putting the rolling block on life as he did at right end, NOBLE JENNINGS Skinny toots a cornet in the orchestra, The only living descendant of the l'ied Piper of Hamelin. TOM DEVINNEY When he's on the football line it resembles a stone wall.Tom says it's hard luck to get bones broken. MILDRED BUCKNER Nice girl - she plays a horn - she just can't get up earlv. Mildred makes E's and eyes. Q--N' fv vers ., - ' x xl' ,-X1 X 24 Wil - .L..e,4-F Wim , ,.,,.

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--L.. N xx Q e M.--as Powwowe- - -es GRACE PORTER Every day has its night and every girl has her ideals. We all know this applies to Grace. PEARL TOWNSEND We predict that she will make a name for herself and .l. C, H S. in her stenography work. JESSIE RAMAOUR Jessie willundoubt- ly be a success at training future pres- idents. ller ready smile expresses her good feeling toward all. RACIIEAL DALQUEST Racheal mo'- tors over from The Old Homestead every now and then and enjoys a call on the school. MYRTLE SMITH Myrtle is authority on Rudolph Val--ntino. Harold Lloyd and mher stars shown at the C.rlJ.nnia .hatin- ees LOIS CRIMES Lois' industrious spirit will carry her far along the highway of success whether it be long or short. easy, or hard. MARY ELIZAHETTE JOHNSTON Light hearted and jolly and a student with ideas of her own. She goes where dtity calls. HARRIET MCCARTY HAPPY is just the nickname for a girl like Hirriet - Ste picks out the bright thingsin life. NETTIE ACKER Nettie is our first hour l brar an She flivvers in from the wilds of Western Geary FREDA ERICHSEN She doesn't sav much, she .lo -sn't need to she just g 'es on and has ner way. ?..... ' A- 1- Q1 ,-YY - X x 24 ,A - -ml.- .. -N