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

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1 :' J' if ' v ' 1 7 'I tjul f 1 S . '4 Ll MABLE THOMPSON Geography K. S. T. C. Colorado University MARGUERITE BIGNALL, A. B., M. S. Social Science Baker University 45.-..u.. klin herria .f K, f f . EDMUND DAILEY, B. s. 'J ,ff !!yy4 History Vw.,-fjd Garden Citv junior College QJf ify ig nf' W,, K. S. C., Manhattan :JV-.ffl 'Wi ffff ,la 'y W I MARY ELLEN coRMANi'7'iI5s s.,2W fpM fig fi History and English if Mn! . Chicago University ' i lv ff ' ' Y ' X Did you know Miss Thompson decided on her occupation through a. dire example- nothing else but- a, good Qld fashioned dust storm. Her motto is If you can't go to Okla- homa., Oklahoma will be brought to you. If some day you see that Miss Marguerite Big- nall is a senator or congress woman from Kansas, don't be surprised, yes and then you can remember when-We really wou1dn't know but we heard Mr. Edmund Dailey is a Boy Scout or somethin'-Have you done your good deed every day, Mr. Dailey-by your classes we mean. History repeats itself or does it, Miss Cormany? Anyway don't tell anyone but we heard she is also a. promising young pianist-ssh--even her best friend wou1dn't tell Cwe mean, tell usb. yf if f 2 17 fl 935

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il i W ai-, 7ah' i935 Board of Education Mr. U. S. Weary Mrs. W. A. Smiley Mrs. J. H. Warnica Mr. F. G. Churchill Mr. C. H. Miller Miss Fern Hauserrnan Mr. C. P. Murphy Mr. U. S. Wfeary, president of the Board of Education, has been a lawyer in Junction City since 1917. 1-le is a director of the Chamber of Com-merce of junction City, a member of the Lions Club, a member of the board of trustees of the Methodist Church, chairman of the Geary County Republican Central Committee, and United States Commissioner. Mrs. XV. A. Smiley was recently elected president of the XYoodroiv VVilson Luncheon Club, a state Democratic vvomen's organization, and she is the chair- nian of legislation of the Fourth District VVomen's Federated Clubs. Mrs. Smiley is superintendent of the intermediate department of the Presbyterian Church, member of the Ladies Reading Club, Y. NW. C. A., and the A. A. U. XV. Mis. J. H. VVarnica is the only member of the Board of Education who has been a teacher in our schools. She rounded out about a quarter of a century as teacher in the rural schools of Riley and Geary counties and lunctioai City. For the past seventeen years she has been the teacher of the Loyal NVomens' Bible Class of the First Christian church of which she is a member. As an admirer of the true, the beautiful, the uplifting, and the good, her efforts have always been to establish these virtues in the community. She is a member of various educa- tional, social, and benevolent organizations. Mr. F. G. Churchill is the senior instructor in the horse-Shoeing school at Ft. Riley. He is the commander of the American Legion in ,lunction City and ranks as lieutenant colonel in the Reserve Officers' Corp. Mr. Churchill also holds membership in all branches of the Masonic Order. Mr. Charles H. Miller, a graduate of the lunction Citv schools, has served on the Board of Education for several years. Mr. Miller is an active civic work- er and proprietor of the Miller Drug Company. A Miss Fern Hauserman, the clerk 'of the Board of Education, is secretary to Superintendent NV. A. VVood. Miss Hauserman is secretary of the junior de- partment in the Presbyterian Church. Mr. C. P'. Murphy is a clerk on the Union Pacific railroad. He holds the office of president of the Junior-Senior high school Parent-Teachers Association.

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X f f 'W ff,-4 H H Q i1 4- , N J fl 935 PAULINE MOLES, M. A., B. S. Latin Central Missouri Teachers College IZYELYN BESACK, B. F. A. Art 4 Teachers College, Fremont, Nebr. Nebraska University RUTH MARTIN, B. S. Music K. S. T. C., Pittsburg FERN CUNNINGHAM, B. M. X Spanish ' ' LM-I ic. S. C., Manhattan PHILLIP OLSSON, B. M. Orchestra and Band Bethany College Columbia School of Music Hola, Miss Cunningham . After her experiences in a Mexican village with a. Spanish waiter, Miss Cunningham decided she would rather learn Spanish than go hungry! there- fore each day the Spanish students faithfully write their Temas .-Ceasar crossed Gaul! Gallia est omnis divisa in partes tres---We don't know why or when-What do you say Miss Moles?--What is the unsolved mystery of the baton, Miss Martin?-1 Sin.g and the world sings with you -No we didn't say laugh.- He floats through the air with the greatest of ease Conducted by Phillip Olssonljustlthe band, who by the way, holds the state championship for mud Waders, and here's cheers and plenty of rahs for the new -uniforms.-iMiss Besack has been busy explaining to her illustrious art classes that Mil- 1et's French peasants-not pheasants were the Gleaners , not the the cleaners. Having any luck Miss Besack? p '