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

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Swiss aidamde-Ga m aww. 1 ' l f Miss Fern Hauserman, secretary to Mr. W. A. Wood, superintendent, handles the routine work of the entire system. She checks financial accounts, tran- scripts, teacher's contracts, takes dicta- tion, writes letters, answers questions at the central information terminal, and makes herself generally useful. Miss Hauserman is a local product and an alumna of the Junction City schools. Mrs. Gladys Shepardson, secretary to Mr. Vineyard has been known, on some occasions, to have displayed the temper- ment so characteristic of one whose locks are of fiery shades. She is an efficient sec- retary, a tireless worker and the informa- tion bureau of the Junior-Senior high. She is tough on delinquents, yielding no ground, giving no quarter. 'Tis said she is fond of the Terpsichor- ean art as a divertissement. ' . nn- A il W W ' IW , 4 'Hia-fiff 2' i .

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O. P. Brown Madge Garst Henry Shenk Elsie Kaden Byrne Fletcher Hellen Elling gfitolmsthiotlly clglfd Und fRllrt9.Aical7 ggducatfioflw, Mr. O. P. Brown was walking down a street in Wis- consin once when he got the idea. He saw a sign that read Say It With Flowers . After comparing the sub- stantiality of the flower in his lapel with that of the cane in his hand, he decided that he would teach Say It With Wood . Hence, his manual training classes make wood- en vases. - - Miss Elsie Kaden doubtessly stricken by the universal spirit of economy, teaches the young women in her sewing classes that a stitch in time saves twelve, all of Poor Richard's proverbs notwithstanding - - Miss Madge Garst, working doggedly on the theory that the way to get a man's pocketbook is throught his heart - - er - - that is - - that the way to a man's heart is through his stomach, whispers to her cooking classes the formula for making potatoes taste like caviar. - M Mr. Byrne Fletcher stood on two chairs with a handful of type in one hand and a bottle of ink in the other and told his printing classes that if this annual wasn't set in time they would be fighting type lice for seven years. - - Coach Henry Shenk spent forty days and forty nights in the tunnels under the school perfecting an invention that would turn out champion athletic teams to order. A few more cogs and things and it will be ready to market. -- - Miss Hellen Elling once was thrown from a horse and as a result she vowed to devote her entire life to the develop- ment of such feminine strength in other girls that they would be able to turn the tables on the beasts. She reports that already she has some girls that can throw a basket- ball as high as the backboard. Remarkable progress, what? Z-VT: ' 51 A - 4 Q ' f L- -f,,,L , ,ff 1 f ' ' ,A - I ' , lf,