Kiowa High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Kiowa, KS)

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F. F. A. Top Row Eldon Quick, Perry Rowland, James Tibbs, Clark Hunt, Tommy Biehler Second Row Karl Shklar, Gilbert Selsor, Bill Sullivan, Jerry Buchanan, Bob Keifer, Bob Winters, Jim Stephens Third Row Bill Tidwell, LaMo1ne Schrock, Boyd Forester Bill Schrock, Lloyd Glover, Sam Ishmael, Lawrence Conrad, Benny Farney Bottom Row George Landis, Eddie Scott, Gary Rugg, Duncan Circle, Dean German, John Burns, Allen Starosta, sponsor The Kiowa Chapter had twenty seven active members enrolled for the year The officers were Duncan Circle, president, Gary Rugg, vice president, John Burns, secretary, George Landis, trees resentative, Dean German, sentinel The members participated in several activities during the year They attended judging contest and schools at Harper, Chero Lee, Coldwater, and Larned in preparation for the state livestock judging contest at Manhattan Other boys worked in the shop pre paring themselves for the shop contest at Manhattan The F F A purchased a 35 mm camera to take pictures of the farming programs and chapter activities The Chapter entered a scrap iron collecting contest sponsored by Sheffield Steel Corp The members collected and delivered to the local scrap dealer 97,102 pounds of iron The Chapter is managing a cooperative potato growing project and has built a portable sheep dipping vat and plan to dip several thousand head of sheep The Lions Club is sponsoring two purebred gilts for members of the Kiowa F F A B111 Schrock received his State Farmer degree at Manhattan, Bill is the third State Farmer from the Kiowa Chapter 25 V l : s urerg Eddie Scott, reporterg John-Scripsick, student council rep-

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HI-Y Top Row Dave Lovette, vice president, Jack Alberding, proaram chairman, Duncan Circle, secretary, B111 Sippel, membership chair man, George Hill, president Second Row Mr J A Carruth, Jr , sponsor, Elwyn Schrock, Jimmy Molz, James Circle, service chairman, Boyd Forester, treasurer, Mr halter Blake, sponsor F'rst Row Mr Albert Horn, sponsor, Dlck Griffith, social chair man, Lawrence Conrad, devotions chairman, Bennie Farney, song chairman, Harry Circle The Hi Y is an organization whose purpose is to create, main tain, and extend throughout the school and community, hivh stand ards of Christian character In our meetings this year problems that were of vital interest to the boys have been discussed Each member has had charve of at least one meeting and topics of common interest to the boys were used Devotions planned by the H1 Y members were e part of each meeting Several outside speakers talked on selecting a vocation and requirenelts which employers demand of their employees Other th ngs in which H1 Y members have been interested this year were sportmanshlp, honesty, hobbies, and choosing vocatfons The officers for 1947 48 attended the Spring Conference and Installation at Harper, April 16 The purpose of this meeting is to train the new officers o the clubs One method of raising money for the club has been the pencil vending machine The H1 Y considers this an asset to the school since there is little profit and a great need for pencils 24 n ' tu - 0 : 0 l a ' 9 vv , A 0 e .I .L I Q ' . e - - I Q 3 .1 e 1 . 0 A V, v . - s 'J A 1' . . 4 n .l ' ., A 1 . L . 1 - e - ' 1 ' - n 5 L I . - , e

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PEP CLUB Top how mrs Mary Elizabeth Nickell, sponsor, Miss Pauline Hlvgin bothan, co sponsor, Miss Llda Due ksen,co ponsor, Barbara Ptacek, secretaly treasurer, Miss Louise Moore, co sporsor Bottom Row Maralyn hetzel,cheer leader Lorraine Forester, presi dent, hester Hankey, cheer leader Peggy L Circle, student council representative, Avis Levis, vice president, Bonny Williams, cheer leader The beginnlng ol the school year found the Pep Club with a completely new set ol cheer leaders,cabinet members, and sponsors, but even with so many amateurs in charge, the club showed lots of spirit and pep The girls chose nev uniforms this year, black sweaters, black sxirts, and gold emblems, which they wore to the athletic events The cheer leaders wore gold skirts and blacv sweaters During the year the club aised noneylW'helping wlth the hot dog stand at the football field The Pep Club, assisted by the Pep Band, sponsored pep rallies, and snake dances They also deco rated the football goals and seats at the basketball games The outstanding social events were the crowning of the Football Lettermen's Picnic The float for queen was decorated with the school raised platform lor the queen The until the half of the game when the ol the year for the Pep Club Queen Peggy Circle, and the the coronation of the football colors, black and gold with a name of the queen was withheld float was placed in the center of the field and two spotlights turned on Miss Circle The other candidates for queen were Lorraine Forester, Lynn Ikerd, Laura Kearns, Betty Liggenstoffer, and Barbara Ptacek A constitutionvas drawn up at the end of the year in eliminate having to reorganize the club each year. 26 1 at VA . ' . . , ' - Q . - - Q 1' -s ' 'I - U - A . . . . N l - ' i - ' o r- , o . . o ,, - 1 u Y . - Q 0 . 1 , q V o L ' o I' 1 4 - 1 ' a 0 - , 1 ' o . . , a I 0 I , . o - . . a o