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

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FRESHMAN CLASS

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Sophomore Sass by Wxlda Vermrllxon Lookrng back on the sophomore class of 1941 42 rt rs easy to see why xt could be called one of the most glonous rn th1s honorable school s hzstory Indeed It mrght be consrdered the most glonous Of course th1s oprnron mxght be a bxt b1ased but thxngs enumerated rn the followlng paragraphs should con vlnce any reader even the Senrors of the ments of th1s group Of rts some 155 members 155 are noted ID some freld or another cornfrelds xncluded Speaking of Eldon Hoyle d1d you hear what Rachel Zoschke that outstandxng planrst of th1s class sald about hrm rn her speech at the Latln Banquet? She frrst told a joke that concerned the translatron of Status quo whrch 1n th1s case was the mess we IS now rn After stat1ng mess she sard Perhaps you dont see any connectxon between mess and Eldon A mxld roar of laughter followed Among the football heroes of the sophomore class perhaps B111 Woods IS the most noted He was the only sophomore to recerve a football letter th1s year He drdn t do so bad ID basketball erther Speaklng of football there was the txme Tommy Gallagher came to the rescue at a game The cry came up from the held Where s the cha1nboy7 We need a chamboy The gallant Gallagher heroxcally yumped over the fence and went to the rescue He dld a good 1ob too Incrdentally we won the game Of course there were many more sophmores out for football but they are the courteous type They belreve ln glvrng they older team members a chance at glory but Just you wart untll next year and watch them shme' Perhaps you remember tl'at football team that strutted away at one of the pep assemblxes Among the noteworthy sophomores performlng were Betty W1se who coached Wanda Ferguson Charlotte Skosg cerg Betty Lou Harrxs Margre Strers Phyxllrs Montgomery Dona W1rth loan Besche and others That was really some conga lrne even rf the mam purpose wasnt drstlnctly pornted out Those Jerseys wereu t on the outsrde for nothrng My we have brg football players and suits Among the greenest thmgs out for debate th1s year were four or frve sophomores Now It can be told I C s frrst team dxdnt fare so well wrth the same competltron Accordlng to Mr Craxg we lost a good debate prospect when Becky Wxlkrnson left Among the more musrcally xnclrned students of the sophomore class IS Bob Rosenfreld Of course you remember that beautrful rendrtron of the operetta Nutrena he gave rn the Pow Wow amateur contest whrch won the frrst pnze for hun Mary lane CCookyJ Zollrnger another sophomore placed second 1n the same contest for her heart rendmg versron of a collectron of famous lmes rncludmg Woodman save that tree Speakrng of mus1c the A Cappella Chorr certalnly has qurte a few sophomores Mary Dragoo Betty Ann Rolfs Mary lane Zollmger Carl Brockman Ellnor Burns Betty Lou Harns Eldon Hoyle Mary Lou Leedy Albert Mrller Betty Moyer Bonnre Newman Exleen Parker Iohn Peterson Sammre Rltter Lols Steele and Rachel Zoschke Some of them seem to be makmg good sololsts too For xnstance Bonnle Lee Newman who placed second 1n lst year grrls vorce at Emporxa and who was one of th featured soloxsts of Say It Nxth Musrc Un the contest at Emporza she was gxven a score of 98 out of 100 possrble porntsl In the scholastxc held the sophomores rate pretty hrgh Rachel Zoschke even amrd her numerous blushes certarnly has talents ln a held other than musrc Then to there IS Raymond Otto who recxtes hrs lessons rn that professxonal tone Another worthy to be mentxoned IS Betty Wrse who made the annual p1l grxmege to Topeka th1s year In basketball LeRoy fSpunkyl Sanders and Bob Clowe drd pretty well after thelr promotron to the frrst team lust to be on the safe slde Bob Clowe had the clothxng classes take a sxzable tuck rn hrs suxt Harvey Haas xs really a good basketball player Can he help xt lf the umps blame all the fouls on hun? He has a pretty good record of gomg out of games on them 110 trmes played 4 tlmes out 5 tunes almost l Bob lChattanoogal Chew rsn t domg so bad m that sport elther Then too there was the tlme Ocamb and Haas left the basketball equrprnent slttlng on the curb ln Saltna When all the drfferent thmgs that have happened are enumerated one can easxly see how wonder ful th1s class has really been Of course there have been many thmgs noteworthy to be but space does not permxt that they should all be mentioned i Q. ll II . , . . . . I . I . . l . I . . I . . I . I . I . . H H . . . U . . . n . N ll . U 1 . 11 , . . . , . . . I . . . 11 1 - . 11 . . . , . . , . I I 1 I I ' I . I . . I . . , . I I . 1 - 1 - . - . I however that I. C.'s fourth team, Mosier and Vermillion, won a decision from Chapman's first team whereas , . l . , . . . . , . . . 11 ,, . - I Il . . I . . . U I I - I I . ' I 1 I I I . I I I I I I I I ' I I . . , . . 3 . n , . . 11 . . . . ' I . D . . . I . I .

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Home Room 325 Front Row Cleft to Ilghtl Earl Wellman Lozs Sutton Irma Baresel Robert Ervxn Dean Vlctor Harry Smltley l.eBrun Smlth Rlchard Thomas Mlss Cunnlng ham Second Row Frances Chlndamo Mary Ann Bundy Dolores Parkerson loan Langvardt Peter Mallett Thlrd Row Lxla Herrman Bxll Shepherd loan M1ckey Alleen Beal Regxnald Dletnck Bob Stahl Esther Plckett Fourth Row Marguerlte Peck Kenneth Randle Ben Matthews R1chardKa man Harry Leltholf Carl H1ldebrand George Horner Donna Yeornan Home Room 326 Front Row lleft to rlghtl Rxchard Young Dean Collxns Howard Shaw Raymond Parker Ralph Reaume Robert Dlxon lack Phelps Marlon Hughes Raymond Bowers Mxss Moore Second Row Vllgll Cowen Douglas Barksdale Dale Collms Margaret Wood Agnes McDonald Ir1s Hartung Maryone Gfeller leanne Martrn Thrrd Row Robert Hughes Dan Weary Donald Macy Otto Roesler lack Spen cer Merle House Ella Mae Carlson Ruth Wllson Fourth Row Roland Rlchmond Ralph Martln Harvey Elmore Dolores Dlehl Patncla Cox Marjone Tague Bertha May Schwartz Home Room 300 Front Row llelt to nght Kenneth Talley Laura Isaacs Wrlbur Taylor Frank Pyle Bobby Warner AICh1e Kavanaugh Vernadxne Roberts Bonme W11 son Mr Foulk Second Row Robert Halstead Adelle Atkrnson lean Baker Blanche Dowdell Helen Wxlllams Mary Sue Trosper Betty Bragg Thlrd Row Alfred Plebanek Dons Larson Rose Mane Alexa Barbara Sxef Mary Peterson Paulme Schmedemann Rosal1e Roberts Iames Reed Fourth Row Norman Johnson Hurshel Fulk Rrchard Hood Rodney Ratts Leland Mulr Bud F11by lerry Crawford Donald Stone Rlchard Mlller Home Room 310 Front Rowlleft to rxghtl Edna Aberwald Mary Iohnston BermecePrawdz1k Bev erly KO21b0Sk1 Irene Baresel Susan Ballantyne Forrest Henderson Mlss Gagle Second Row Donna Fxnley Gene McKellar D1ck1e Champ Robert Andrews Noreen Altwegg Dxana Reeder Martxn Lesser Third Row lack Collxns George Havron Patrlcxa Mayden Frank Farley Charles Belgert lames Carney Mrnnle Martln Mae Page Fourth Row Roy Anders Kenneth Belland Constance Otnes lune Tennent Dot Danlelson Harold Folck Rlchard Nells Home Room 104 Front Row lleft to nghtl Barbara Ocamb Patrlcla Bollne Vxrgxnla Mxtche Melvln Kramer Duane Sutter Ada Barton Mr Patterson Second Row Don Matthews Cathenne Thornton Mary Beavers Dorothy Hall Charles Romesburg Kathleen Estes Thxrd Row Dcr1sO Ie1l James Cross Bob Montgomery Gordon Campbell Betty lohnson Fourth Row Forrest Kelly Wayne Perry B111 Smxth Gerald Koger Owen Bryant Theodore Tocco Everett Badders lack Horner Kenneth Park 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 ' -f 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . . Y 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 l . . , 1 1 1 1 ' , . 1 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 Q 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - - I 1 1 , , . ll, 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 - - x - I , A 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1