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

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,L 2..- W is Powwoww-- . -G ,Q- ROS ETTA T H l R E R Rosetta is 50 studious and so everlastinely busy about something we didn't have much time to get acquainted. ALBERT MOWERY Leave it to Al to stir up trouble. two minutes in one place and he could wreck the school. ll.EENE CRISPIN Where's the other gink ? Oh! your pretty good - Har Har! KENNETH CHASE Kennie is the only living relative of Old Man Trouble. He can chase down more pranks than Huckleberry Finn. VIVIAN PATTERSON Vivian's special- ties are bills. bills for hats, and you know the r ther one. MARGARET MANLEY A regular fell- er , Also a lady of determination and de- cidei opinions, She's been a real wort-:er on the yearbook staff HERBERT GOLLADAY Ctub wri'es our stunts, draws our cartoons, paints our scenery, bosses the yearbook staff and is just chuck full of clever ideas. KATHLEEN SHOFFNER Our heroine, Through three operettas Kitten has warbled her wayto fame and now seeks new hearts to Conquer GEORGE CLARK George can do every- thing The1e's football for instarce and the-e'eY Oh welwhzt'sthe use. we shall just mention he hasa rare taste for girls. .1 UANITA MCKENZIE Nita is the living example of the latest Kansas City fashions. C ! f. 4 V l I . XM- . ,1,,H, .L .- -

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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

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fx A-+-me an--M Pow Wowe- - -A 1 , , MELVIN ZEIGLASH Mel is one of these boys who never lets studies interfere with his education. AGNES OAKUM We are all proud of Agnes having won a prize in the State Essay Contest. LESLIE MOODY Red led the '23 Track gang, he also tells what s what in Hi-Y. CECIL BOVARD Cecil is one of our most industrious students. She is ready and willing to do any task as-signed. CLARENCE MORRISON Clarer ce Im ks innoce- t and piousenough hut Ver- fa- did someone mention sarcasm. VERNON STEINFORD Vernon is guilty of breaking down the mail box in his Sophomore year. JESSIE CAMERON Sweetness and at- traction are combined in Jessie to make one of our best liked students. RAYMOND LEACH Doc drives a new Ford The girls like Doc's new Ford. Doc doesn't like the girls tho. So girls don't ride in Doc's new Ford. ALICE WOLFE Alice has no time to tlirt with the boys, chew gum, or hang out in the hall. The innocent public will never know with what deep mysteries she is concerned. RUBERT DARBY Bob plays halfback, hits 'em hard and hits 'em low. Ask any of the fellows how hard he is to stop. xff X ..,' Xl' ' ' 'f er- A- --- P.. .. -e.f-i'-,SIS