Louisburg High School - Lomika Yearbook (Louisburg, KS)

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alional Honor Sociel Outstanding for their qualities of scholarship, leadership, character, and service, Henry Windisch, Elva Rogers, Ann Runyan, and Henry Miller Cleft to rightj were chosen out of a class of twenty-eight members for the National Honor Society. Elva's motto for success must be f'favor none but sweetly smile on all. She gained rec- ognition, as well as good friends, during her Freshman year with her pleasing personality and willingness to serve her school. Girl's State proved to be one of the high lights of her high school career. Always active in music, dramatics, and very outstanding scholastically, Elva has proven herself worthy to be a member of this society. Ann was cheerleader in her Sophomore, Junior, and Senior years. She was treasurer of her class in her Junior and Senior years. In this office she contributed much to the high school and her class. In dramatics, musical activities, and scholastically she has excelled. Her fine character has proven a wonderful asset to her through her high-school career. Because of this and her ability to make friends, she was elected into the Hall of Fame and became Lomika Queen. President of his class both Sophomore and Junior years, activity in music groups, dra- matics, and sports have established a fine reputation for Henry Windisch in leadership and ser- vice. His fine character has been proven by the many honors bestowed upon him. Hall of Fame his Sophomore and Junior years, at Boy's State his Junior year are only a few of these. His high school career has been a fine and creative one. We feel he is well deserving of being a member of the National Honor Society. Always a friendly smile and good word, has Henry Miller, President of the Senior Class. Henry began his Freshman year as class treasurer. In the past f0uI' years of his high School career he has proven to be outstanding in the four qualities of this society. Henry has made a fine name for himself in athletics as well as musical activities. He appeared in both the Junior and Senior plays.

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ee A Xl . K E , .,N i x, - z l V l We e 2 , L.Lk i f, 0 K K 'gf XR BERTHA e Rf' ACHELPOHL Home economics - - ffood, clothingj, health, and lunch room. get of gzclucafionn Albert Coates, E. V. Purdue, Mark Gardner, Ross Taylor

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s J CQ 1 n 1 - 1,. , A 13 ww'---1 1 1 .. 4, xx , r '4 'f V ...., I I D U O 1 Q 5 O 1 1 D l 1 There is nothing so fatal to character as half-finished tasks WIOIQS Secretarry, Elva Rogersg Treasurer, Ann Runyan' Pres1dent, Henry M111erg Vice Pres., Bill Becli.