La Harpe High School - Panther Yearbook (La Harpe, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1947 volume:

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Band, 53 Basketball lst and 2nd teams, 43 Junior Playg Senior Playg Annual Staff. NOLA GILBERT- I don't care what happens, just so it doeSn't happen to me. Glee Club, og Girl Reserve, lg Band, 23 Cheerleaderj Junior Playg Senior Playg Basketball,zg Annual staffg Grade Girls Basketball Coach. Q VIRGIL GRIZZLE- He is little, but he's a terror for his size. Basketball lst and 2nd team, 5: Junior Playg Senior Playg Annual Staff. PAULINE HAMIL- 'Whom does she love? ,Well goodness mel She doesn't know and neither do we. Glee Club, lg Band, lg Junior Play K0k1ahomaJg Senior Playg Annual Staff. BETTY HENEGAR- I'm building castles in the air. 4Glee Clubg Girl Reserveg Home Ec. Club, lg Basketball, 29 Cheerleader, lg Junior Play, Senior Playg Annual Staff. CHARLES MARSH- In arguing too, he displays his skill, for even tho' van- quished, he can argue still. Basketball lst team, 43 Junior Playg Editor of Annual? Senior Playg Glass President K5 yearsl. HARVEY PLATT- Cars may come and cars may go, but his car will go on forever. E Glee Clubg Track, lg Basketball lst and 2nd teams, 2g Junior Playg Senior ga Playg Student Councilg ADIXUSL Staff. DONIS ROSS- She is so quiet and dernure, just what's beneath no one is sure. Glee Club, 23 Junior Play, Senior Play, ,Annual Staff: RUSSELL SMART- He is not a 1861168 man. He avoids them all he can. Gym, lg Glee club, sg Annual Staffg senior Play. BUD STEVENSON- Either I will rind a way, or I will make one. Football lst team, l: Basketball lst team, 37 Grade Boys Basketball Coach, lg Senior Playg Annual Staff. , +-:L-:rf .ff -' -rss: 5: sg- .A-A-:sssss'i.a-'sf.F5'a:A.,,,, .a 5' .3 S. TQ A 'SQ' .9 , -3 - ,, ,qv ,:, 7,4 muy. V .313 R., ' TMQVT. fp- .EU 1 : V K ' ' M, . M,?,'f'fi-if -Y-,a -,x.A.i '-L t . ,., Mi, ' .gf'..!. 1. ., e,? E F E F 5 i s e :S 5 F F 5 5 E s 5 ff F 2 5 fi 5 F 1 5 5 F? 5 5 i 5' Y .-5-'. 5' S' 5: r. 5 F i F A F.: ? E E: 7. 5 F. 5' 'A 5... isigigffssgigiiiiiiiiiiiilgggglf- ELAEEQWETURY In the year 1955, five of the thirteen senior class members now graduating from highschool were enrolled as first grade pupils at La Harpe. They were Virgil Grizzle, Ernest Ensminger, Donis Ross, Dorothy Conner, and Charles Marsh. After seven years of the hardest kind of labor these young men and young ladies became very proud and important eighth graders. The class that year was aug- mented by Martha Brown and Nola Gilbert. Martha moved here from the Fulton, Kansas, Grade School and Nola came from Gas City, Kansas. After receiving the diplomas which entitled them to admission to high school they entered upon another phase of school life. As freshmen the class consist- ed of twenty-three members, the largest it had been. The officers elected for the year were president, Charles Marsh, vice-president, Ernest Ensmingerg and secretary-treasurer, Betty Harrison. After taking all the knocks that freshmen usually takel the class definitely proved itself an asset to the school by placing some members in prominent positions. During the second year of high school, with Ernest Ensminger as president, the class entered into more of the activities of the school. Edgar Powell, Charles Marsh, and Ernest Ensminger were members of the basketball team that won the league tournament and gave promise of bigger and better things in fut- ure years for L.H.S. In March, 1945, Harvey Platt moved from Bronson, Kansas, to Join our class. In September, 1945, the second half of the high school career began for twelve Juniors at La Harpe. Charles Marsh was elected presidentg Ernest Ens- mlnger was elected vice-president and Donis Ross was elected secretary-treas- urer. In October Howard Clayton moved to La Harpe from Princeton, Kansas, which raised our class enrolltent to thirteen. On December ll, 1945, the class presented its first project which was e box supper. The night proved very en- : e i , 1 v w , 2 ,gl 5 5 F .A :V , , ,Al 3' FH gg jr 5, YJ a F, A :, F T as 5 5' Fx T.-al F' 1 5 ri. 5 A F he 5 :,. 5, .I -,-,Y-U, 252352 5 ,ug as , ' 1 El - I 5 ..?1.EE'?l?.fE 5' ,e,....-...qv tertaining to all present and was successful financially. In all departments A the school activities of the year were mostly dominated by this class. On ii, April 12, 1946, the class presented a play, which was the best that had been gii seen here in several seasons. The play was entitled NHilarity House' and af- iid forded many laughs to those who attended. On May 3, 1946, the class honored X igi the senior class with the annual Junior-Senior Banquet which had a Dutch set- igl ting and theme and it was enjoyed by all. I ig' Qi f . .. , , V, . -W fr. ,ifssfsffffffffisfssifisi iisssifii uv. arm -F v -x '44 1M 44 X,x.vf!3e vai : ' . , -: siqiisxr '- . . x,L'1'Q..3 -Ne,-sz, . .R 31.55 x.' 1 N.: REQ Lg S51 E LZ: 5 '4 S, F' 5 ' A .E F' 1 A 5? 5 A s e 5 5 ze ae ?' LA 5: AA EF 'E F KE F' 5 5 5 e 5' .A F' J as E' Y A E? 7. 5' F. 5 F A is l' A F. 5 ?' A S? 'A SF 7. 5 Y . .. ,,.. I-. .,a..,. ELAEE FRUPHEEY It is the year l967 and a party is going full blast in the heart of the met- ropolis of La Harpe. Upon ringing the doorbell of the mayor's mansion, where the party is being held, 1 am surprised to be greeted, not by the butler, but by the mayor who is none other than that wizard of political science, the ln- ternationally famous rlgure, Russell Smart. Russell presents me to a gentleman with a very officious scowl upon his pan and rather thlck about the equator. I recognize him as Bud Stevenson, who hav- ing resigned his army commission, has succeeded Jenn Barnes as chief of police of La Harpef I next meet a rather heavy woman, who, I soon discover is Donis loss. ihe tells me she ls now the fat woman of Barnum and Bailey Circus. Over by the punch bowl, I notlce two very handsome gentlemen whom I remember as star athletes in high school. They are Harvey Platt, now batboy for the St. Louis Cardinal baseball team and HCorkyn Ensminger, water boy for the Kansas State track squad. Two beautiful young lBd16S, Martha Brown and Nola G1lD6PU,,m68t my vlslon. They are, as usual, having the tlme of their lives. Martha is as determined as ever to be the first woman presldent of the United States and Nola is her cam- pslgn manager. On the side Nola ls professor of whistling at the University of Lone Elm. I next perceive a HSUCLBMHH whose very countenance shows a great mind. I recognize him instantly as our ole CLSSS president, Charles Marsh. His degrees ln physics know no number, but his students have made him acquire that Nlaugh- ing on the outside, crying on the insldeu personality. Three young ladies next attract my attention and my host tells me they are Betty Henegar, Pauline Hamil, and Dorothy Conner. They have formed a singing trio and have taken over Kate Smith's show because of their ability to sing Hwhen the Moon Comes Over the Nountainn. The last classmate I meet is that husky young man I remember as Virgil Grlzzle. He recently won a corn husklng contest ln Alaska. I am about to bid my host adleu when I meet someone I don't remember so WBLL Then like a flash I see it ls Howard llayton, who is now permanent conductor of the Gas City Symphony Orchestra. Then with a laugh at being fooled by a mirror 1 tale my leave. - f - - .- ., .. . ....,.. v.a....-. .,........v... .sri Ja -' 35' ?'T5:55'.f::::':.::::'f:- .iff-2 A-2-:' 2 f.M MWfA-f ' Y I is I L1 x.,g.,.,fl QJL 1 4 ...f .-,., .1 .1 -4- x . x Q- W f 1 v v Q 1 . . . , - t s 1 'UZ 1. .V., i . '42 7 5.2 be 1 is 53 P 1 pe S E L A E E WIL L f V 5' We, the senior class of 1947, do rrake, publish, and declare this as our 5 last will and testament: 5 'no the faculty, we bequeath the over-sized headache that next year's L' 5 senior class always brings them. F-5 To the freshmen we leave the realization that, after all, these four hard gg years of work and play will be the happiest years of our lives. gl To the sophomores we leave the will and determination to become 'dreat E bid seniors some day. 5 lb the juniors we leave the west row of study hall desks by the windows Vik 5 and the honor of being next year's senior class. 5 Harvey Platt leaves his cowboy boots, saddle, and chaps to Robert Powell. 5 He will keep his spurs! 5 E Denis Ross bequeaths her good grades to Wanda Larkey and Arvada Beeding. gif Russell smart leaves his famous nickname, Termite , to Walter Bztler. P? Howard Clayton leaves his well-used cap and gloves to Wayne Oshel. 'Ihe gloves are too awkward for plano playing and since he is a senior his head has acquired so much knowledge his cap is too small for his head! gg Ernest Ensminger wills his mlschievousness to La Verne Marple. F5 Martha Brown, Nola Gilbert, and Betty Henegar will their beloved basket- lg: ball days to Esther Parks, but they wonft say they leave any talents in basket- E? ball. it 55 Howard Clayton bequeathes his biology workbook to anyone who wants it. .He g wishes them more luck studying about bugs than he has had. Z 5 Nola Gilbert bequeaths her naturally curly hair and winning smile to Betty E Wilson. E Harvey Platt leaves his ability to wink at the girls to his brother, Leon. E Virgil Grizzle leaves his ability to tease the girls to John Mull-Ley. E Martha Brown bequeaths her Amazon1an Instincts to any shy, little girl 71 whose life up to date hasnft been very exciting. E. Dorothy Conner bequeaths to everyone her ability to make friends. F: Betty Henegar leaves her two junior chu'ms , Phyllis colwell and Mary Lou i Beal to Cleta Rose Hutton. li, Virgil Grizzle bequeaths his wavy hair to Dallas Henkle. 'E Charles Marsh leaves his ways of teasing the teachers to Howard Harrls. giiiiififfi iff :ig sfssfsifffkfiiiig 31. 'gm .,..,, 7w,.. Q . W, 5'5 Lsf' ltffg 152. '..1L1'G if .fflff Q15 , . x -L12 Y V. A v .,. 555 5555555 5 5 55' 555555 55 555s55g5'!Qi E , t 5.5, r J 2 F' 5 5 1 Pauline Hamil wills her quietness in biology class, which she often forgot to use, to Natalia Leake. Bud Stevenson leaves his ability to sleep as late as possible every morn- ing and arrive at school in the Nnlckn of time, to Gerald Sallee. wonderful Charles, Howard, HCOPKYH, Virgil, and Harvey transmit their basketball days ana all their basketball ability to the second team, and wish it the best of luck. Pauline Hamil leaves her giggles to Thelma Brown to make life ncheeryn. Signed, published, and declared by the above nameo as their last will and testament, this 16th day of May,l947, at La Harpe, Kansas. Senior Class 1947 Wltnessed by WNNnA.'TX-fL.3 o4vveo4UfLlJ - A fir? ,xg ,,-tg ELAEE UIHELTLIHY :E SZ -ls G' L5 E? 'A EF 5 AVA. P K I , 5 F A NAME NICKNAME li E Brown Mutz us' Clayton Doc F Conner Dot Ensminger Corky Gilbert Skeets Grizzle Shorty Hamil Petunia Henegar Dimples Marsh Mayor 1 A E Platt Eagle Eye 5 Ross Donnie A E5 Smart Termite E5 Stevenson Bud gfggifgsgigigr Ar a-gr :r.:'dgz3 FAVORITE SAYING nl don't known HThat stinksn H00-la-law nwomen--I love 'emn nThat's stupidn HI Don't Careln UThat gripes my sou NOh1 Beavensn nNow, teacheru 'We1l, nown HMy cowN Wnuthin'n WJamitN ll! FATE first woman president chemist--he loves lt snake charmer hermit Ani What a future slave of the soil hypnotist dude cowgirl ice man prize fighter trapeze artist debater find a stray million , . ., . ., , .YV. . . 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JUNIUR EL AEE HIETUHY Ten students enrolled as freshmen in the La Harpe High School for the 1946-47 term. They were Natalia Leake, Phyllis Colwell, Avis Clay, Edna Stapleton, Cleta dose Hutton, Glennis Iruster, Junior Mcvey, Walter Butler, Vernon Savings, and Berniece McCulley. Darlene Morrison and Leon Platt en- rolled the second semester. Mrs. Leake was our sponsor and the class officers elected were as follows: president, Natalia Leakeg vice-president, Walter Butler, secretary-treasurer, Vernon Savings. We were welcomed with the customary freshmen initiation, plus a watermelon feed at the creek south of town. There was an all-school carnival during this term. The freshman class had the novelty booth and also served eats. A king and queen contest was a feature of the carnival, Leon Platt and Natalia Leake were candidates from Um freshman class. Thirteen students enrolled ln our sophomore class. The new students that year were Mary Lou Beal, Betty Mullins, Wanda Henkle, Joan Dice and LaVerne Marple. John Mulkey enrolled the second semester. Miss Grace Ryan was our class sponsor and the class officers elected were as follows: president, Phyllis Colwell, vice-president, Laverne Marpleg secretary, Walter Butler: treasurer, Vernon Savings. In September, 1946, thirteen students enrolled as juniors. Vernon Savings left our group to attend the hlsmore High School. . I This year we have more confidence in ourselves and have taken a more active part in the school affairs. November 22 the junior play, Ghost in the Glass,H was presented. It was directed by our class sponsor and was presented to a large audience. Those of the junior class who have participated in basketball this year are Phyllis Colwell, Cleta Rose Hutton, Avis Clay, Mary Lou Beal, J0hn'Mulkey, Walter Butler, and Leon Platt. Selling eats at the basketball games was one of our projects. 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ThraufhauL LTe year LRG sap omores assisted other classes in thei particu1arLy the juniors in thu I. V. L. Tournament. llllR!FYp' zE?l:fL'2g':? a'4? :r1:'ar :'.i 4'.f':r 57 -7 4'-7-F if SPA? Esorne iutton Kayne Gerosen , It 1' l'.'OI K :ver 5:fs::::5::ggsssissssiiiiiiig fff :w- K- 1 V IM K1 E I I x ml HH HIIIHI ,O-2, l K. X 1 w. ,..,,, , .vbyz 23. 5 , A gr, N F -45, make ,..7 x , 5-QTVTQQIV . Mfr, , QQX '59-lvl? - ooo ' lx W -- SQ 4. , f. 1 A, .4 v 1 .I Fi S 1 F, Qs h1 !UliiL 'lIu.f 1 , I li if gf 1 1 1 g 5 5 5 Eg 55' 5 E5 iie'ii.e'i::!::E ,s'F3 ff WL N. 2 I ,. -.4 'fl I3 :J JZ Li ff' J X ,5- SWL 'NIE WI Thi lhP'll:f Ih. 'In. ll1. lh. 'lh. ln, 'll..'llla. Wh. Wh.. 'MK ln. h. ll-. Uh. 'I 'TE' M lim ln 'Hn n., lm N hll uh ll Wilt 'M YE In W lub 'll' 'h M3 :H -'E Wm :M u 'u P' 'la rn 'Wu 'Wu -1 U:. ha. !L. lhC'llu.'Yla. 9ln Ils H. 'un -Eta - 1 B Hxsfrib 1 x f +.,..A .4-E..?3.,f. Q wflvzxlli HY 'C vpg. ukgf '.Tf5'5 . , - .,..': 'r 1 :,'-In , gr f. X wg, :5ff..x . , . 'rx . .1 61. 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This year La Harpe had the honor of being host to the annual Marmaton Val- ley League Basketball Tournament, which was held in the La Harpe High School Auditorium on the evenings of February 12, 15, and 14. First and second teams were entered from the following six schools: Fulton, Moran, Elsmore, Uniontown, Bronson, and La Harpe. Officials for this tournament, Mr. Crane and Mr. Mc- Fall, were hired from a Fort Scott association. In the opening three games of the tournament La Harpe's B team was elimin- ated by Bronson's strong quintet, Fulton's B team was beaten by Moran, and Ful- ton's A team was defeated by Moran. The fourth and final contest of the eve- ning was a close and very hard fought battle between Bronson and La Harpe A teams. La Barpe won by the very close margin of 52 - 51 in an overtime period. In the second evening of battle, Elsmore's B team and Uniontown's B team were victors over Bronson and Moran. Elsmore subdued Moran in the third bBCtlB and La Harpe d8f68D8G Uniontown 50 - 65. On the evening of February 14, the final night of the tournament, a capa- city crowd of over 6Ou people jammed the bleachers of the auditorium to see the final championship games. The A and B team consolation games were played first. Moran's B team defeated Bronson and Unlontown's A team was victor by an ample margin over Moran. ln the two final games of the evening Elsmore's B team nosed out Uniontown ol - 27 and La Harpe's A team upset Elsmore 53 - 43 to win the honor of championship of the torunament. Immediately after the final game, Mr. Lancaster, host of the tournament, expressed his appreciation to the visiting teams, their coaches, and to the audience for their splendid cooperation throughout the tournament. Mr. Massey, PP8Sid3hC of the league, presented first and second place trophies to the win- ners and runners-up of both the A and B teams. The five first team seniors -- Virgil Grizzle, Howard Clayton, Ernest Ens- minger, Harvey Platt, and Charles Marsh -- have played their last game of bas- ketball for La Harpe High School. During the past four years, La Harpe's first team has shown a splendid record. In tournament play it has won the Marmaton Valley League Championship three out of four attempts and also has won the dis- trict tournament once. The latter entitled the team to attend the regional tournament that year. 4f'AF AF' ' if EF' ' 4'AQF gif -' A .5'i? 1 A' if 'kv T -. 'KK 'Fh. In. 4h. lm lh. lL 'lm lk. 'lll 'lu Il..'Wh. 'Vanta 'Un WL Wu. 'WL Wh. 'lx is e 4525 :SE '.Q ef P' J F, if as F rf E fy 4 44 V Jw--: ' .e':'5Fi5.r'i?.f5i'i? 5?4- 575' A7 filer 5'JFAFZr a'ar4r.ff4'J7A5i, fgfsrdfui ..: sEiigiigffiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiif MK WLM KX Wh. I m ,I , V - Q rx. A 1 . 1... m:1:1:Cu.3sLL.1 Q1 .. i Weltla 13 I , ,1 luuY 'mme wx flu' Sfwsm bug-mv M 11L:u,3S. 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E . ,,-,,,ffIff1.fLI.gX. ., , 1 , W L ECHUUL EVENTS Annual Staff Editor-in-chief---Charles Marsh Assistant Editor ------ Frank Stevenson Activities ------------------- Virgil cryizzle Class Editor --------------H--------- Betty Henegar Picture Editor --------------------- ------- Nola Gilbert Sports -------------- j ------------- Harvey Platt, Russell Smart Sales Managers ------- ----------------- Martha Brown, Howard Clayton Secretary and Treasurer---j ---- --------------- Donis Ross, Dorothy Conner Advertising Managers ---------- ------- ------Ernest Ensminger, Pauline Hamil FRESHMEN INITIATION It has always been the custom in most high schools for the seniors to in- itiate the freshmen. The custom was carried out as usual this year. The first few days of initiation the freshmen followed orders from a no- tice which the seniors posted on the bulletin board. These were also carried out by the new teachers, Mrs. Alta M. Ericson and Mr. Lyman C. Smith. On the last day of initiation the freshmen boys had to wear dresses, bon- nets, and girls' shoes and they carried bottles with nipples. The girls wore boys' clothes, carried pipes, and had their hair fixed so that it would not show at all. This was added to the things done the days before. Friday night the freshmen were to dress the same as they had during the day and come to the school house for a little fun. They marched into the audi- torium with Mrs. Ericson in the lead and Mr. Smith bringing up the rears They were seated upon the stage and the program began. The program consisted of a few stunts which were pulled to give the audience an hour of entertainment. After the program the freshmen and the teachers were invited to the home aug 53? agr 12 xl hifi Lab: .iw fhf iii? 5 E-'Q fi 1 f IF ? 'I , J .7 1 . 'fe 4 'J 1 flig- rg vu , rf X , 51 22, WE? ',Vf i y 551 -Tl NF? 'V -A fl 44, gs, Y V A ng F: .'-1 5 2? F if ?, 5 if in Fi M JA .Fi . ,T Es g.. 5 - 1 -45 :: economics room: there they were treated to ice cream which was made by the ZEN FT seniors . psf FREE movrss Iii This year under the direction of Mr. Smith the sound motion picture pro- M552 1112 jector has been reconditioned. During the year the students were able to see afgii ffja and hear good motion pictures. These shows were enjoyed by all and were educa- Zdf?w T X pp F ,p p 55155 3 ' e ' 'ff ,fsyififg r '- -sr.: :-sr.:'ar.: :f as sr,sfss.:fafaF.5r- as 2 -2 :'4'1f ' dif' ' :gE1giASLg5767 :?'Af ir 52 5f'5f if iszi' sr as ar sr :rar ar ar as 4?'4?fAF'i?.EF4g?i5giii-4ijg ' J J , 555555 -. . I, Q M L,,1, IigI1LQL,LQ'jl, .'.' Qllidiiii Ji tional as well as entertaining. Vtgif Some of the films which have been shown are 'Facing Tomorrow , 'Telephone '25 H1story , Radio at War , This is New York , Electrons on Parade , and Amer- ,I isa the Beautifuln. ' I f p A - THE PANTHER P . n The L.H.S. Panther, the school paper, was published this year by the ad- ir vanoed typing class with Mrs. Ericson as instructor. The paper was published i ' each month during the school year. All the news about town and school was put if into this paper. The different sections of the paper were assigned to zvarious TQ . students throughout the year in order to acquaint them with different parts of V57 V the paper. This paper has been published every year for several years and the gg 5 typing class was glad to continue the work, for the school would not be the QQFZW same without the Panther. fgggg A gi PEP CLUB The La Barpe cheerleaders for the season of 1946-47 were Nola Jean Gilbert Q gg! Cleta Rose Hutton,fand Thelma Brown. The club consisted of all the students in figig school who were interested. Much good was accomplished by this organization 3551 and the cheering was greatly appriciated by the teams. The three cheerleaders legit had the club well trained and were highly efficient. f'?33 V'-il BASKETBALL BANQUET The basketball banquet, which was held on April 3, consisted of the fol- gg lowing program: Invocation-Rev. Claytong Piano music-Howard Clayton: Welcome- jg Mr. Andrus: Responses-Charles Marsh and Nola Jean Gilbertp Trumpet music-Ernest is Ensmingerg Whistling number-Nola Gilbertg Address by Mr. Herbert Peterson. iz The menu was prepared by the Ladies Auxiliary of the V.F.W. SENIOR PLAY The senior class gave a play on April 25 which was entitled 'Leave It to Grandman. It centers around a young man who is financially embarrassed and a grandmother who is determined to get a loan from a stingy neighbor who has plenty of money. After several bungllng attempts on the part of grandma and against the will of Victor, the grandson, she finally succeeds in getting the loan and manages to get Vic's sister married. 5 5 ss:-. 25 . as E? - E- -:.. 5 e---a 7 , ? E. ? Y 5 7 A 5?:g'g: 3? 5: :-:-s5'i? E?:?.5i:?'if.E7i?f5?-':F:F:?,5'i'.5 :?.5'g? arg: :' -H. .. .- - zva- 5- r- 5- - - .. .- - - - - - - -f jp - - ? 1 I JUNIOR PLAY ,On November 22 the Junior class presented a mystery play,to a La Harpe au- dience whlch was entitled HGhost in the Glass.W The story of the play centered around a young married couple who try to spend their honeymoon in an old house, away from both their relatives. After seeing ghosts and-having new romances started,the relatives are reconciled to the marriage and end in getting married themselves. BOYS TAPE! A TRIP On March 10, twelve players of the bHBK6tb8ll squad were invited to Kansas City to see a day of the National College Tournament. The day was ln honor of Kansas and Kansas was represented by Emporia Teachers college who won in their first game from Lawrence Tech of Detroit. The day was enjoyed by all the boys that went and gave them a chance to see the team from Marshall College of Hunt- ington, West Virginia who won the tournament. A The boys that made the trip were Virgil Grizzle, Howard Harris, Charles Marsh, George Hutton, Dallas Henkle, Howard Clayton, Frank Stevenson, Harvey Platt, Walter Butler, Leon Platt, Ernest Ensminger, and Mr. Lancaster. GIRLS GO TO CHANUTE On March ll, 1947 the Chanute Junior COll8g6 gave a basketball sports day. The La Harpe girls basketball squad was invited to participate with other teams of girls. Activities included basketball, volley b8ll, relays, ping-pong, shuffle board and tu bling. The teams were given such names as Superman, Dikie Dugan, Donald Duck, Mickey Mouse, and other comic names. These teams consisted of girls from other towns, such as Cherryvale, Bendlct, Vilas, Erie, Humboldt, and other neighboring places. By dividing the teams in this manner the girls had a good chance to participate in other types of sports. X Th6 girls from La Harpe who participated in this sports day were Mary Lou Beal, Betty Henegar, Phyllis Colwell, Avis Clay, Nola Gilbert, Jeannine Colwell Cleta Hutton and Thelma B own. Jeannine represented Martha B own who was ill at the time of the event. The girls of the Chanute Economics class gave a luncheon and a program of entertainment consisting of music and a welcome speech. This fine program rested and relaxed the girls from 12:00 Until about 2:30 p. n. Mr. Lancaster and Mrs. Colwell provided transportation for the eight girls. ,L ,, rigging 5 gif' 55:55 lln di? ti A ii 1,54 ,M ,sg lie '4 mf, 1 I J: VF' ZA F il! .S F, ,IA :?' IA F 'A 5, Y. fr 'A ? 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W ' :: '.3?Y!1iJQ::75' 'FEV ' 3 fs ' wrt., P .:... rm - -' kpc Ei---.v.'3'- ' 3 4 K Y., A5-, hifi X .X XXX L XR X Z x X , xx X ff , HOLMES GROCERY Fresh Fruit 8a Vegetables - in Season Fresh Meats Full Line of Lee's Products Pick of the Wor1d's Best Foods Phone '7 La Harpe, Kansas , . -, .. ..,.., .A--.. fifefffifffiesfs e f T 1 I F 5 vw U , , -'.-1, , Ffh ?, .,,Ff4f Q-1.4! , .si -ff Lg! i it M I r, ww vw , ww I WTF i Quai T r NPN WA? i? T1 JOHNSON SERVICE STATION T13 'fi fi? Tires - Tubes - Tire Repairing Gas - 011 Eslf Phone 115 in J, 5. fgz, La Herpe, Kansas ,ge fi' O V 81: B CAFE Lunch Leisurely Come in Before 12 or After 1 Phone 18 2 5 Le Harpe, Kansas ? A 9' Q F , I FRYERS GROCERY 5 A 5 Quality - Service - Economy Phone 401 5 5 Iola, Kansas 'E F 5 4? .fiiiifiiiiiiiiffff ff: 5 if 2: S' J -ff? - ----::-:::.E.?555A' 'x 5: hi : E E i., k - r 1 . I x s . Grain ROGER'S SERVICE STATION Tourists Cabins East on Highway 54 Gasoline Kerosene Tractor Gas - O11 - Grease Auto Accessories Prompt - Courteous - Service Iola, Kansas 5 ,. , ., .a .-.. ., .-a..a.x.sQf:H.E?: ifs J. C. PENNEY COMPANY 'It Pays to Trade at Penneys.' Iola, Kansas f CHERRY BLOSSOM CAFE Moran, Kansas Phone 4 B. P. HEIGELE Furniture and Automobile Upholstery Automobile Glass, Harness Iola, Kansas The Best of All Good Things to the Class of 1947. DR. CHARLES W. JACKSON Iola, Ka RADLEY CREAMERY COMPANY Ice Cream Milk A Cream Cloverleaf Butter 715 East Street Phone 472 Iola, Kansas LAM - PERKINS GRAIN COMPANY Phone 37 Moran, Kansas - Feed - Grinding - Mixing Since 1887 HENDERSON REALTY COMPANY Insurance Real Estate Iola, Kansas 55555555 i5!f!:5'.-fgfiigfg A? J? i'Jfl5?ASifFi5 .AT ,. 4 ,A 44 ff? rf' -M.-5 B Fi 5 is 73 -S F gg F 5. 5, 57 5. 5 FZ, 5 5 F, 5 F A S F A 5 4 5 Ig T 55 F 2 f J 5. P A s T 5 P. ST F. .-S rx, 45 5 , ff A. E? 7, if 1 X . 1 X. . N Ford CURTIS FURNITURE COMPANY -Furniture - Rugs - Stoves 202 south Jefferson Phone vva Iola, Kansas Q.:-Y 4:54-ses se' E?wag7 45? art sf,ef ai?f55iA?f :Flax :naar 455f::,5a3.55? :- V . . 1-x.. 1 LEE'S TIN SHOP Elmer Lee -- Proprietor Sheet Metal - Guttering - Furnaces 219 South Street Phone 221 Iola, Kansas Congratulations to the Class of 1947 GUY OLIVER SUPER SERVICE STATION 202 East Madison Phone Iola, CYRUS MOTOR COMPANY Oldsmobile Cars - Reo Trucks Sales 8 Service Hydramatic Parts k Service 120 East Madison Phone 738 Iola, Kansas ELLIOT MOTER COMPANY Ferguson System Complete Ford Service Full Stock of Parts Phone 895 Iola, Cars - Trucks - Ford Tractors GLENCLIFF CREAMERY Pasteurized Q Homogenized Dairy Products Visit Our Dairy Bar Phone B82 Iola, Kansas OZARK MARKET 1401 East Street Highway 54 Groceries - Meat - Fruit Vegetables - Poultry - Stock - Feeds Texaco Gasoline k Oils Th Iola, Kansas I ..---:ff:5' if d?.5'ef 57 sf s'nr '- - 5? Congratulations to the Class of 1947 Best Wishes for Every Success WAYNE ARCHER e Archer Company 7 West Madison Real Estate - Insurance - Loans Iola, Kansas .egg-:::y.5r:r:g'A5 .: 4? ar.:'a: ar ---- :::::5E55,5 ' Q !.,,x ' x :WA X . s,L. l X 1 x ,Q 1 I ' .LI A ::W5FiE5'g??VT B E B CAFE Meals - Short Orders - Sandwiches Homemade Pies - Refreshments 119 West Street Iola, Kansas ALLEN COUNTY STATE BANK Member of Federal Depositors' Insurance Corporation Iola, Kansas IOLA STATE BANK Member of Federal Depositors' Insurance Corporation Iola, Kansas ARNOLD'S BEAUTY SHOP Alma Arnold Fern Fontaine 4 We Use Soft Water 211 South Washington Iola, Kansas LAYLE'S School k Office Supply 110 South Washington Iola, Kansas SMITH IMPLEMENT COM ANY John Deere Quality Farm Equipment Iola, Kansas IOLA BAKERY Try our ice cream and sher- bst for your school parties and your picnics. we have 5d and 101 cups, ice cream bricks, and bulk ice cream. Special orders made with one dsy's notice. Iola, Kansas TAYLOR HATCH RIES High Quality Chicks 1005 Blood Tested Sexed Pullets k Cockerels Poultry Supplies Ultra Lifed Feeds Iola, Kansas 'S i Q b Y, I f 41,41 gfi.'1L-sL1'5!Af'1 f Y' ' ffm fig: ,-,v I -A 5,65 1 - 3 iii ,F lf A. gr9 5 5 i 5 57 5 71 5, Y 5 ?' 5 Y 5 7 A 5' S' 'a F' A sf F A 5' A 5' 'f 5 5 5 ff 5 F A : F' .E S5 ri- 5? F' 5555555555 5'5fiii5'55?i.fI5i5i5iee5iif 525 .I A, 4.1 '1 X 3 9 f ws' 'Q EE 63 ,. LMP 4, . 1 w u You W i:,4S5':E' 12' 3: ez' 45' 'if 4:5 -if sa :f esf.5: 5: 45' 5, IgE' i e : ggisfiwf -1- fg, Q , . 4 HH' eww Q.ffg59I 3535? 3 dsyif? HQ3',f W fab QQQQQQQQQEQ, BOMAN SERVICE STATION Phone 1469 1305 East Street Iola, Kansas Compliments of A. D. GORDON AGENCY 19 1f2 South Jefferson Street Iola, Kansas I MILNE R MANN TIRE k RECAPPING COMPANY U. S. Tires and Tubes Corner First and East Streets IOLA IMPLEMENT COMPANY J. I. Case Farm Machinery Sales R Service 223 South Street y Iola, Kansas Iola, Kansas RALPH CUMMINS GARAGE k SALVAGE Compliments wrecks Rebuilt of Wrecker Service DRAKES MARKET Iola, Kansas Terms: Cash R Notes Phone 958 - F - 51 Gas, Kansas ill Like the Food at the PORTLAND COFFEE SHOP in the PORTLAND HOTEL on Highway 54 24 Hour Service Iola, Kansas we Welcome You to Our Store RAMSEY BROTHERS DRY GOODS 101 East Madison Phone 381 Iola, Kansas 455555555 Eiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 5 ee 565551535 -S f el. 5 sssififzlfgzgr I ifffps F Hifgrib 4454QmgmgnirH' U C '4 I l C1 D H- O IJ Cl o s--' cu m D n. Q D F o I3 CD L+ m C1 n. m H n- H m 0 a. an and concentrates from your local cooperative. Sell mmm your grain, soybeans, and other produce to your local cooperative. Insist that your local cooper- ative in turn patronizes your own regional cooper- ative in the terminal markets. Through the patronage of your local and regional cooperatives you will increase your own welfare and ij improve your community because both the retail and gg the wholesale savings will be kept at home. F5 A THE FARMERS UNION JOBBING ASSOCIATION F mt qmnqmh Your own regional cooperative Main office Board of Trade Bldg. Kansas City, Mo. lt'Wm 'W 'WsqmtWh.'Wn 'Illn- 'Wu Wm1ma Munn 'nr vm.. 'fn-Jw. vu.. N N. wi, m Wh n M .3 mb 5 Int g 'm E 'In 'Hu huh :-I W lm rd nf: E M, .3 hm N NM S . 'n 1: Nl. pq 'vu E 'nl 2 ' mln N Wu, fc'mL'Wu'Wa'Wm'ml Grain Soybeans Hay Feeds and Farm Supplies. N S B UTY SALON FRA CE EA ELLIS MOTOR COM ANY An Atmosphere of Refinement Dodge - Plymouth C 1 t B t S 1 amp e e eau y erv ce Motor Cars a Trucks H 1 St li t Expert 8 r y S B 214 - 216 North Washington ecializing in Cold Wave Permanente Phone 501 5 1f2 South Jefferson Phone vas Iola, Kansas Iola' Ken' SWEANY'S RADIO SERVICE Prescription Filled Accurately All Makes R Types Serviced by All Work Guaranteed Roscoe Your Drugsist 206 North Washington GEM DRUGSTORE . 4 fig :S E- 555 22 exit-i : .fl W. H. WOOD FURNITURE COMPANY Everything to Furnish the Home We Trade on Terms Free Delivery 55:55-'gig-fires: 55 Mrrcrmnrfs smv - ALL Nationally Advertised Medicine a Drug Products Gifts for A11 Occasions Fine Line of Tobacco Products Cigarettes 8 Pipes Phone 190 Bennett's Fine Ice Cream Iola, Kansas Phone 11 La Harpe, Kansas LOUIS G. KINMAN MUSIC COMPANY Stetson Hats Euro Shirts Quality Clothing for Men k Boys GLOBE CLOTHING COMPANY Bostonian Society Brand Shoes Clothes Iols, Kansas Headquarters for Musical Instruments Bought - Sold - Expert Repairing Accessories - Instruction Books Radios - Records - Sheet Music Iola, Kansas wg vu. mmm 'Flu 'Ins 'WL 'll. 7h. Lum YI Wh. 'Win 'Win 'lla. In 'mln lawn lf!! Wnhwmslwlllnqn L wha. 'VII ,, 'Iu., fh,, lIu.'lIn., Wh.. 'Wh -. 'hu llh.q l1 L llu.. Ut. 'lhg 4L 'h 'In 'fn Wu m In n M n In Hr... :Il lg.: 'In TJ: M fit T mi Nh 32: . rm T-I ,Tn . Q masq- 53 3 SHANNON k SHANNON Philco Radios - Easy Washers Hardware - Stoves - Paints Electrical Appliances China - Glassware Iola, Kansas Compliments of SEARS ROEBUCK k COMPANY Satisfaction Guaranteed ' or I Your Money Back 214 South Washington Phone 1500 Iola, Kansas f',ftHfffwa4x.fomw.,f+wm .u ,, l Fil TW ,. -T- E- Myers 'r. w. sneu 41 .Tx lliL 'lL LW 'l 1oLA cnmswnofrsn f Cut Flowers - Potted Plants n. lln, WL 'flIL Wh. 1m.mULqn Water Plants 704 East Lincoln Phone 104 I. 'lIn. Iola, Kansas lu. 'lh. 'In.. 'lhf'llr. 'lllf lll. 'lL lll. flnf l 1 Reel EStBt8 IDSUTBHOS HUNT WARREN AGENCY qnhl man 4I1.. 'h.. lllu. 'Iu 'lh. llu. A an.. 'WL 'Ulu mn A hi Hu Hn m 11: ml ln 'Nl 4 um. Mu I 'fit :nf n , WI., . my s WI N -E hm Wu, in ,M r2 ' 'Il . 'fl ml , , faimt 1 1X2 East Madison Phone 711 Bunt warren Russell Goesk Iola , Kansas gf ar ar AP A57 ff 4' , - f E - QKEEE1: :C W5 .iv sf- v 'QTMF' 'HK I -mx, - x, Mx... 4.x...v.1 X X.-X: ' .x QW my ,,. x 1 55555 ffiagggfgr 5 P MODEL GROCERY Reasonable Prices k Courteous Service caries Fruits Meats Fresh an cured Meats an a saving Penn1ngton's Market in Model Grocery East Side of Square Phones 170 - 171 Iola, Kansas Congratulations to the Class of 1947 WAUGH FUNERAL HOME Ambulance Service Phone 56 Iola, Kansas Jiiiffsiiifg ::::::::::: Sash Qf 3 Compliments HART'S LUNCH 'Air Conditioned' Iola, Kansas Compliments of BOWLING PALACE 'Bowl for Health' Iola, Kansas IOLA'COCA - COLA BOTTLING COMPANY Compliments of Peter Pan Cleaners Iola, Kansas 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 S s l' 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 FL F 5 F' 5 Z- 1' Y 5 F. E E' V .3 ra 5 F 4 ,EP-R. E 3. .E : 5' Compliments of McAfee's Grocery La Harpa, Kansas F A sf 5 57' 3 ? 5 CF A Z Y A 5 2 Fa 5 5 L? - ---..---..--.--'...q --'-' I-2-a'-:5':::::::::::::' .sia QE? 3 EE .. .. : EE- - B- 6 Ei -'N A msn: 7: X56 QI inc. 1, X ..,i4 NJ .SV 4. w. N. Heard Moran, Kansas Hiser Implement Company Phone 65 Iola, Kansas Welding Repair Shop SUPBSE Iola, Kansas Myer's Service Phone 1479 Iola, Kansas Economy Shoe Store 215 Iola, Kansas Lincoln Food Mart Phone 185 Iola, Kansas ectric R Plumbing Company 65 Iola, Kansas McC1anahan Service Station Phone 1559 Iola, Kansas C . C. McCarty k Son 216 Iola, Kansas Cook's Drug Store Services West Side of Square Iola, Kansas Firestone 46 Iola, Kansas E. S. Reynolds Jewelry Store 102 South Washington Iola, Kansas Boyer's Beauty Shoppe 58 Iola, Kansas Jordan Puidk Motors Phone 90 Humboldt, Kansas Iola Laundry k Dry Cleaner 102 - Iola, Kansas Ableson Cleaners Iola, Kansas UUE. ADVERTISERS reserved this space to thank you for your fine cooperation that made it possible i for us to edit this yearbook. II The Senior Class of La Harpe High School , , , . , - :'..e : 53.f:'5'5:':'5.:?.55'5g:5'5 .?'.'.?':f5.?':g j? pr 5: A: 5: ar gr :r 5: ar 4: ar gr ar :':: Jr Jr sr Jr 4: :F er 33.13 r l : 2 r r E? L'a 'E . -1. :S ' fn c DEMAND MORE THAN PRICE IN CAP AND GOWN Sample gladly sent upon request Address CAPS and GQWNS 615 Wyandotte Kansas City - 2 2 Z A Z Z Q Z 2 YOUR l x 1 MAL 1 1 . ,Vi I If fgzi, ' ' Q, .. , , ,',.i. , A . .' ip j Y gn- 1, ,Rf ..L:g:Yf.-1 ft fp. ,., l ff,:- -:ga -, ggvgilzi-'V 5,5 -53EgIEf,f,:fn2v1 '-1.....u:-: Q .J .P A Lf 'Z 1::'ZC.!'C1H'x 1' .L ..V. ...qu - V . , ,.. 74.1, ,,,,,..,,,,,,,A,,,- ,. ,-fra-Ariz-P. F- -45 ff 5471 15Y7f'?5??i' 'am-ff 77,5 ,-'i'1tZ27'7H:2:X:34 flx .'fT1 A7:9-fllf. ' W.-lwf-f' -1'-::1.1.!,- . v.,,,y7-Liu,-, . 3 . '- ei-'Jf1'-f1iQ.15'E'.:1w - --.'.r:-,,.'2fa,w-'- 'gZ. Y.. . , 113'-,,' . -1 MY- A is,J,.?1' .1- ,...-, -A ,..,. 1.-.c..w1ix ,QL M. 1 -Tfgg,:::?1,LbY!U ,x ,. .,.,--A 1 '!1:f1?Q-Mflfi' Do You Know SENIQRS of 1947 that you can purchase a very ap propriate gift for your school-a gift that will perpetuate the memory of the class of '47for as little as ii53.60? Gur School Gift Service catalog contains pictures and full descriptions with prices on more than 300 items which have been sef lected for their suitability as class gifts and which you can purchase at a saving at prices ranging from 51.50 up. Write for Free Catalog Today You will be pleased with the upftof date suggestions offered thru this service. 01-- Q2!99 '-1' V SCHOOL GIFT SERVICE 4925 GLENDALE KANSAS CITY E -.-. . --x arf W f .1 r .Q ..,- -gg... . ,. , 1.,..1,- ,..,. ,.:.A.-- - N ,.6.. J, ..,.. gif? ' A 'nv.,...: .41 :f . v, Y? 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