Kelly High School - Hi Lites Yearbook (Kelly, KS)

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CLASS FLOWER We have chosen the American Beauty Rose as our class flower because it is a symbol of fragrance and of loveliness. This flower was first produced in Baltimore, Maryland, and was introduced to trade in a florist of Washington, D.C. The velvety petals of this showy, fragrant flower are of a carmine, crimson shade, tinged with soft violet and the blossoms are borne on long, thick, woody stems. The peculiar hue of this rose is copied in dyes, having the name, ‘‘American Beauty Red. ’ Beauty with its success demands skill and training, and therefore we have chosen this flower because we want to accomplish one thing namely - SUCCESS. CLASS COLORS -- BLUE AND GOLD We, the seniors of '48, have chosen blue for our beginning, the blue of the heavens as high as they may be and as deep and beautiful as the sea. We have chosen gold because it is valuable and pure; as valuable as our character is to others and as pure as gold will always be. CLASS OFFICERS President - Jeanette Heinen Vice-F resident - Eleanora Bokern Secretary-Treasurer - Eleanor Winkler

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THE FRESHMEN CLASS DONALD MILDRED LAWRENCE HUNNINGHAKE WILHELM HERMESCH Peeaee MARY ANN JOHN BOECKMAN STEINLAGE GELLHAUS i , ig GERTRUDE RAYMOND GERALDINE JOAN BOKERN WINKLER HUTFLES ROTTINGHAUS CLASS OF FICERS President - Gertrude Bokern Vice-President - Donald Hunninghake Secretary-Treasurer - Marion Korte