Manhattan High School - Blue M Yearbook (Manhattan, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1943 volume:

S I X I I EDITOR B111 Hofsess ASSISTANT EDITOR V11g1n1a Hall ASSOCIATE EDITORS Wanda Jo KICISFI Noxulle G1sh Joan Aldous Balbela Vasew Nolma F1ase1 Jean Rodkey Joan Haylett Helen Smlth Jean Hanna B111 Patte1son Ma1Jo11e Flemm Joann Yapp Helen Otto Ca1ol1ne Pe1ne Ima Jean Geffe1t Vllglnla Buste1 John Robuts Gale Fa11ell J1m Rh1ne N1na Jean H6bE1G1 DICK McIntee1 Shelton MHIIOXY Ahce Ann C1131 lson BUSINESS VIANAGER CIRCULATION MANAGER Shu leg. MIIISI PHOTOGRAPHER J1m Fa1 1 ell COVER Boxd B1o1l1a1 ADVISER M111am L DeXte1 Manhattan Sen1o1 H1gh School Manhattan Kansas KWWT MBALEBT FIGC to wo1sh1p and to speak F1 ee hom want and fear These ale the thlngs wele flghtlng for F01 those we hold so deal The 11ght to say the thmgs We please The ught of food fo1 all The ught to go to church to pra The ughts of lalge and small The betterment of all on ealth Whelever we may look To these thmgs and Ame11ca We dechcate thls book The BL E FONTTNTJ MHS and the W11 Adm1n1st1at1on SEHIOI Sect1on Nat1ona1 Honox Soc1ety Jun1o1s Sophomo1es G R and H1 Y D1amat1cs MUSIC Clubs Athlet1cs Soclal Ewents Blue M Queen Student Counc1l 55 1 C 1 Q 1 Q T' ' 1'.1' ' ' W .1 Deane Tolliver I 9 4 3' lj' 1 3 1 1 117 L. . Ac . 1 . - - 2 . .1 ' . - I - - 4 - .V ' . ' . - ---- 7 ' ' ' - 17 ' ' ----- 18 . - ---- 22 . . '- - - - 24 , . i I ' 27 ' ' ' -.--- 29 2 . . ------ 33 ' ----- 41 ' 1 ---- 50 - - - - 53 F YOU should wander through the halls of MHS and 1f by chance pass 1nto the audltorlum and f1nd lt occu pled only by the qulet rest1ng a1r and 1f you f1nd the morn1ng llght sendlng 1tS rad1ant stream to ease the hush Stop for a moment and let that atmosphere envelope you Then gaze up towards that servlce flag Wh1Ch rests so peacefully agalnst the wall Now should you feel the urge to count each star or to know each 1nd1 v1dual there represented just cons1der for the moment Let your 1mag1na t1on run 1tS course See that l1ttle star gleamlng there? Class of 40 he was came from a well to do and establ1shed fam1ly and that one there he had to work h1S way men 1n Afr1ca and th1S one he was an outstand1ng athlete as he IS a good sold1er today and to th1s one perhaps learn1ng came hard th1S one here he was elected to the honor SOC16ty Now you have captured the feehng of th1s thmg you begln to see the g1gant1c scope of lt all Th1S flag and other flags all over the country are the flags that represent our boys who today on the battle f191dS all over the world are unfl1nch1ngly representmg th1S free Amerlca Yes look up' Look up to that flag observe It closely see each star for what lt IS Know each boy for what hes dolng For th1s then IS the story of Amer1ca as surely as Amerlca 1S the Odyssey of the Free From all walks of l1fe then came men born and bred of freedom to prove that they were not weak but to the contrary strong Strong 1n the bellef that all peoples have a r1ght to be athletes honor students or just free and happy people that all people have a r1ght to be free from he1nous leaders and the atroclty of wars OF THE PEOPLE . . . . 3 . . . , 7 ' l . 1 I . 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' 1 - 1 Z 1 1 E CAN gaze mth prlde upon our servlce flag but when we come to th1S Honor Roll our humble pr1de and exultatlon along w1th our eternal thanksglvmg can know no def1n1te bounds nor can any words express the meamng so reverently en shrmed upon that scroll We are humble before those names for th1s IS another and sferner story of Amerlca They had prlde prlde 1n the rlghts of man' They had love love of l1fe but st1ll more strongly burned w1th1n them the love of freedom and that love knew no earthly bounds' mam untarnlshed throughout the hlstory of mans tlme Many of them we dldn t know by name Many we wlll forget Others we may remember and award posthumously as they so r1chly deserve Whatever the case may be as to 1nd1v1dua1 ones we w1ll never forget thelr sp1r1ts thexr comblned deeds wh1ch w1ll stand for them-one and all That Splflt of the1rs wh1ch leads them always towards vlctory can be ex pressed 1n words that have been used many tlmes 1n hlstory Yea though I walk through the Valley 45,-ml,fu,, malt of the Shadow of the Death I shall fear no ev1l for the Lord IS wlth me For they knew that thelrs was the rlght just as they knew man was not born to be a fettered slave to an ev11 master So remember as you walk the halls of thelr hlgh school as you trod the ground of the1r free country as you carry on the flght as you are bu1ld1ng a world of peace that we have a great herltage to uphold' We have great accompllshments to equal' Perhaps we shan t g1V8 our l1fe s blood as they d1d for through thelr sacr1f1ce th1s world IS safer and closer to peace We are allowed to enjoy the opportunltles and prlvlleges of the free wh1ch they gave to us unscathed If others must be taken let us place them b6S1d6 our honored w1th the same respect for thelr sacr1f1ce As for those st1ll l1v1ng let us uphold our herltage let us thank our God we have such boys EOR THE PEOPLE 3 Y , - , V ' They are the real heroes of this war, who shall re- -l .,.,,.:.l.::,. . . . . , -' ' , . y . . . y . 7 7 , - ' ll P Q . . . , G' . 1 ,Il Y 3 ! H ' U ' V i- ,, . ,, - . , -n . . l , a 1 , I s ' v 4 . . - 7 7 Y D ' ! 7 1 -' 9 ' 'FW 4' Um 0 clucafcon F V BERGMAN SUPERINTENDENT OF H H BISHOP SCHOOLS PRINCIPAL 'r c E p M A U E S IN PEACE so 1n war the gu1d1ng forces of our school the superlntendent pr1nc1 pal and faculty are lndlspensable In our aCt1V1t16S whether SOCIHI or currlcular they have not been behlnd the lines but rlght at the front To th1s corps of leaders who contrlbuted to the success of our school th1s past year we of MHS are grateful The f1ne work of these people who serve or have served 1n th1s capaclty can best be found 1n the th1ng they have accompllshed that 1S the educating of a student body that will be able to go out and face l1fe Wlth whatever It holds 1n store Th1s year of all years changes have had to be made In admlnxstration 1n currlc ulum 1n act1v1t1es and ln the lives of the students themselves there have been adjust ments to the high geared scheme of war Sciences and mathematics have been stressed as they are especlally needed 1n these tlmes In physical education a more strenuous program was planned for physlcal f1t ness and the manual arts and shop courses had to be revlsed Even though 1n each course the aspect of the war has been real1zed the fundamen tals and the arts have not been sllghted It IS essentlal that we not only w1n the war but that we Wln the peace also and 1n str1v1ng for that goal tra1n1ng other than that for war must and has been g1ven to every student Topplng the adm1n1strat1ve staff 1S our able superintendent, Mr F V Bergman, for mer hlgh school pr1nc1pal Due to the lllness of Dr W E Sheffer, Mr Bergman as sumed the t1tle of Acting Superlntendent, but he was later made superlntendent H H B1ShOp, havlng taken over the dut1es of pr1nc1pal has, along w1th the faculty, cooperated to the fullest extent for the betterment of our school Perhaps our competent school board performs one of the greatest services In the 1mprovement of our school, 1n busmess transactions and other accomplishments they have always been keenly lnterested The school board IS composed of Mr P J Newman, pres1dent, Mr Ray H Pollom, v1ce pres1dent, Mr Tom McClung, Dean R W Babcock, Mr G W G1v1n, Dr K F Bascom Miss Clara Sp1lman1s clerk of the board, and Mr R C Barr IS treasurer - - - They Command 9' 'ff ff 6 I Q 0 O E ' v B.S., K.S. 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Zhao HIPPED 0 Whew' Im out- Twas qurte a grrnd But after all That s all behrnd I worked hard Yes that s so And yet I sorta Hate to go Senror N John on Qurnlan Penne NORMAN JOHNSON 1X 'X 4 Dexotronal Chrm R R mmm rm ea a S bca Lhrm Llub .3 4 Baskets OW ARE you and by the wav where are you I was Just thrnkrng about you I ve been look rng at my annual and remrnrscrng over the years I spent rn MHS Its drffrcult to remember all the so I dug out my three annuals Maybe you aren t as lucky as I havrng the annuals of all three years rrght at hand so perhaps I can refresh your mem ory Those of us who were charter members of the class of 43 trred our best to start wrth a bang However rnfantrle paralysrs was havrng a holrday and we vrere forced to wart almost a month before we got our frrst taste of hrgh school lrfe We start ed off rrght by clectrng Lours Otto Lourse Darby and Armeda Scott to gurde our falterrng steps Changrng our schedules a brt we notrced that more shop courses were berng offered the boys Our frrst year was a short one so absorbed were we rn the newness of rt We went to our frrst Prom cheered for the teams that were at last really ours avrdly read the drrt columns rn the Mentor had our own sophomore party and came suddenly to our last socral event of the year the Blue M Srgnature Party That brought to an end our frrst year rn hrgh school So we bade farewell to our sponsor Mrss Marley and took trme out for a swell summer vacatron before startrng back to school S JUNIORS we really got rn the groove John Bascom Car olrne Perne and Ruth Fenton were our offrcers and Mrss Barber was our sponsor Mrss Rude became our sponsor when Mrss Barber left to accept a teachrng posrtron rn Salma We were well represented on the G R and Hr Y cabrnets and our attempts at drama were very successful A large part of the cast of the Hr Y G R play June Mad was made up of Junrors Then or course we had our own play New Frres War whrch came on December 7 1941 caused some changes rn our school Shop courses whrch had prevrously been shunned now became popular Two of the teachers resrgned to Jorn the armed forces Frank Woolf basketball coach Jorned the ROBERT QLIINLAIN Y 'P V Pres Jr Sr omm Mem 3 Sr J C mm rm H R V Pres Sec 4 Prog Lhrm 3 br-1 nee Club 4 lntra CAROLINE PEINE from Comm Mem 3 4 Soph umm Mem amp Comm Mrm 4 G Su Chrm a re-as re H R rog hrm Z u s u r Spams Party Pres Home Crew HrY G R Play 3 Mentor Blue M staffs Natronal Honor Society navy and Phrl Gould publrc speakrng and dra matrcs rnstructor became an avratron cadet rn the Army Arr Corps When school was out Mr Purk aple was drafted rnto the Army We set up a booth rn the hall from whrch we sold War Bonds and Stamps Yet all the war actrvrtres drdn t stop our football basketball track and golf teams from frghtrng through to wrn top honors Probably that was because the cheer leaders were so good crdentally both grrls were Junrors-our own Joan Haylett and Lourse Teeter We went to two new partres also At the swell dance the senrors gave us wrth a patrrotrc theme we had a swell trme so we set to work to make our party for the senrors even better As I recall the theme was a clrcus Everythrng was brrght and gay wrth tents merry go rounds balloons and gumdrop anrmals After the banquet we went to the gym to dance under multr colored streamers to the musrc of Odell Werdner I guess we felt rt was the swellest party the Junrors ever gave and I strll thrnk rt was plenty all rrght Whrle we were wanderrng around dreamrng of what a keen trme we had enroyed the trme sped by and agarn we were at the frnal dance of the year The M s were even better and we scrawled our names rn furrous pace hoprn to get srgnatures of all the senrors these krds who were stepprng out to let us clrmb to top place HAT SUMMER, was a lrttle drfferent W worked most of us and by the trme school started we were glad to be able to sleep untrl 7 00 o clock for a change tCont1nued on Page 161 7 . -A ' . . s ' ' VH'-' 2, ., , - ' .41 9 H. . 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Q2 1 fi 4 ' S .'. an :Q k 1 Yovull 7arger Zentv llmmuman Ilummmr Morlarltx em tabs 4Cont1nued f1om Page 'Il Oux sen1o1 yea1 was d1ffe1ent too We notlced lt f1om the f11st We notlced lt by the shop couxses belng offexed fox guls we notlced 1t by the new k1dS 1n the school and the old ones that were not we noticed xt by a hunched thmgs but we tr1ed not to let It bother us A1 ound Thanksglvlng the t1me we a111V6d at school was changed from 8 15 to 9 00 to accommodate the centlal war t1me wh1ch made 1t so ve1y dalk when we wexe supposed to stalt to school We dldnt change back unt1l Malch Howevex all of that dldn t altex the enthuslasm w1th whlch we attacked ou1 yeally electlons W elected Pat Dunne Cal ohne Peme and Royce Pence to lead us but there again the changes caught up Wlth us At the end of the sem ste1 Pat and Rozz started off wlth several othels to get ln as much college llfe as posslble before departlng fox the a1my Thls t1me 1t was Norman Johnson and Bob Qulnlan who stepped ln to f1ll the gap and ve1y n1cely they dld too We dldn t attend as many out of town games as tue and gas 1at1on1ng we1e playlng havoc wlth Joy udmg but ou1 teams went on pelhaps not to vlctoxy always but they were mxghty good We went to the 1 gulax pa1t1es and they were f1ne All the t1me we kept heaung f1om boys ln the 61 v1ce so the Jouxnallsts declded to keep a lecoxd of all the alumnl and alumnae Yes alumnae too as the WAAC s, WAVES and Maunes wexe g1OW1Ilg fast 1nto blg 01gal'11Z3.tl0I1S When the 11st was paltlally completed, the home ec classes made huge se1v1ce flags to hang ln the audltouum 16 NA YOVVPII G R Q F Comm Mem l Hr o rm m x I nt QRY IAIU I'Il not rx n rx I xlrlo IC 1 1 t NAID IINII Stotldxlt H b 2 In rl ORD IIMMIRMAN ll R I 1 Intern L Llum J na xc: n ra Cum lx PI UMMI R WI tmr rlland II nm 'S Q 4 bchollr u In rx EDWARD MORIARITY Football 2 S 4 Itra 2 3 A us 3 S Nav VO IICTLRL ARFHUR AIIILN Broad Rlpple High School Indlana 9 Decatur Hugh School III 3 Robed Cholr 3 GAI I' IARRILII Gym Pxhllxlt 2 Essay wlnner 3 4 Men tor Blue M taf We kept on sel11ng stamps and bonds and 1n one campalgn we sold a couple of Jeeps worth For that we got Jeeps to come over from the folt and we could pulchase a 11de for a dollar s wolth of wal stamps It was a novel expeuence fox most of us then Plobably lt IS an old sad stoly to some of you by now FTER All that was done thele was stlll one lm portant duty left to pex form It was the sad dest duty of all the saddest duty we had evel had It had suddenly become necessaly to keep a 11st not only of those among us who had left for duty but also those who had glven then llves It was a sad day when the eyex lengthemng Honox Roll was placed ln the hall One of the names on the Roll befole the yeal was over was that of Ph1l Gould Dramatxcs Coach and Flyer But golly we had l1ghte1 t1mes too Nothmg could have been llghter than the H1 Y G R play The Very Lxght Brlgade or the Senlol play What a Llfe We had a good t1me puttmg on those productlons and they came out swell W had a keen Senlor Jun1o1 too It was a barn dance We called It the Stable Stomp 01 somethlng l1ke that and everyone came ln tacky clothes The Junlor Semor was a rathel mlxed up affalr through no fault of the Jumors The band they had agleed upon was from the Replacement Center They vlolated some lules and we1e confmed to the camp for that nxght The 1esult'J We had the dance the next week and the O1 chestla was leally woxth wa1t1ng fox About the t1me of the dance everyone was get tlng name cards and exchangmg them wlth evely one else A few we ks sped by and the sen1o1 sneak was at hand It was about the most supel Job the SCDIOIS ever pulled too Because of gas 1at1on1ng we had to confme our dlstance coveled to a m1n1 mum, so we went to Ruth Hodgson's falm whlch 4Cont1nued on Page 491 ICI. 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Aldou Dunm l- 1 nt: n Hayl tt Holly. bu Art YI Brscom l'ng.,le I all I I urm rn Distinguished Service HIS year twenty three members of the Senror Class were elected to the Natronal Honor Socrety These students were selected on a basrs of therr qualrtres rn scho'arsh1p leadershrp character and ser vrce 'Ihey were chosen from a group made up of the upper thrrd of the class F1 rday Aprrl srxteenth was the date chosen for the assembly honorrng these Senrors Mr Brshop rntroduced the members and congratulatrons to the group Patt Farrman ercpressed for the entrre group and rndrcated the feeling of the when she sald that they were gorng out to meet the extended hrs apprecratron Senror class world Chrn up to glve rt all we ve got' The Rev C T Brewster egatronal Church was the guest speaker on the pro of the Cong gram and hrs speech was based on the rdea that now more than ever tne students should keep therr moral standard hrgh M Brewster congratulated the members of the socrety and urged them to contrnue to uphold the rdeals that made them outstandrng rn hrgh school Aprrl twenty fust the Natronal Honor Socrety members and then parents we e guests at a receptron held rn the study hall M Brshop was the toastmaster and Mr Bergman admrnrster ed the oath Lourse Teeter gave a vocal solo and thrs was followed by a speech of apprecratron by Brll Hofsess rn whrch he expressed the thought that the Natronal Honor Socrety rn wartrme would mean more to the students and that rt must serve as the frrst of the honors whrch would follow But he also added that Uncle Sam can out bld any unrversrty rn the country for servrce Ruth Hodgson p ayed a prano solo and then the address was grven by the Rev B A Rogers Mr Rogers stressed the cooper atron of groups workrng together protectrng the weaker members A pornt system dete mrnes the apporntments to the Natronal Honor Socrety The members are selected from the upper thrrd of the class The grade pornts of these students are doubled thus emphasrzrng scholarshro Frfteen per cent of the Senror class those who have the hrghest number of polnt become the members of thrs natronal organrzatron It rs consrdered a drstrnct honor as well as a responsrbrlrty to become a member and one that students work hard for Membershrp rn the Natronal Honor Socrety rs not a reward for thrngs done but a suggestron of how much more ought to be done by those who possess scholarshrp leadershrp servrce and character Darby 2 H rrp r I t it IQ Snrrlh tr V y l 'rug ll 17 Captain for 44 UST one mo1e step to go And sen1o1s we w1ll be We re gomg to make a super class I You Just walt and see' M X We are gomg fast X We ale gomg fax Because weve hltched our halness To a l1S1I'1g star H kbs' ERE WE ARE Jun1o1s Just about to step over to be sen1o1s How does It feel'-' Golly lt seems more l1ke yesterday that we wele startmg IH as sophomoles to th1s new h1gh school l1fe But two whole years have sped past and we1e at the polnt of becomlng what we have all looked forwald too flom the beglnnlng SEHIOIS Lets look back a blt though and see what we have done To begln Wlth we elected Ken Wh1tney Dona Jean Plescott and J1m Farlell to head us ln ou1 sophomo1e yeal They dld a 11ght n1ce Job too wxth M1ss Maxley to help them And w1th the add1t1onal a1d of the va11ous commlttees we put on a swell sophomole party Of course we went to the prom too and the basketball banquet and dance And oh we dld the usual stuff served at the Jumox Senxor Jomed clubs had elect1ons and all the othel thmgs that sophomore classes do I suppose we wele not exceptlonal O1 anythlng but we felt we we1e pxetty specxal somehow seemg as how lt was us UT IT IS the Junlor year we are most lnterested 1n The SEHIOIS seem to have queex 1deas about ou1 ab111ty They seem to thmk maybe we wont have an annual next year so they 16 puttmg our 1n d1v1dual p1ctures and a blg wrlte up about us IH the11s Its 11ght DICE of them to do that fox us I suppose but heck well put an annual out next year lf we have to lun lt off on the speed o graph I hope The past yeal wxth M1ss Maxley as oux sponsox we stalted off Wlth a bang electlng a bunch of boys to D18S1d6 ovel us Not only we1e our offl cexs boys but they wexe A 1 football men You rnlght say Ha1old Fleldlng cauxed the ball and Ronnle Webstex and Max Cook lan mtexfelence They scored t1me and agaln for us but the most b11ll1ant 1un was the one that ended smack 1n the m1ddle of the Junlol Sen1o1 18 And as long as we have mentloned the Jumor Senlox wasnt lt a honey? It was too bad about the mlx up whlch made us spllt the banquet and dance but It turned out all 11ght and I kmd of llked It anyway We sponsored other th1ngs too Our Junlor play was swell It was Evex S1nce Eve and there were a lot of good k1ds in It We leally packed em 1n and then we rolled them ln the alsles We we1e also sponsors of another dance the Gold Dlgg61S dance Of coulse we got the ldea flom the Junlors of last yea1' Maybe It w1ll be dance Wh1ch bungs us rlght up to the present and who can say what the future holds for us? So untll then een u, ask dl ' I O I 1, l . '- -. .- I .- ' - l come a tradltion, like the .l3lue MH signature Q ' ' . , Z1 0 .' ' , . I ' -v 3, ' v I 1 ' 1 Q ' .', 1 1. ll 1 Y 0. 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Huxlly Nu-mzlnv .... 'HU-N :xml I'r-.xxx-. . . l'p :1 wi . . - Hx.-1-, . lQxwAIl1m'.- - - - LU-r mlm. . . l'.-1-ff-Q-1 'I'z1ru.,1, , , , H4 my G., I,1vk - - - 'I'h1-N.- 'lk -'.-, , . N-1:11 Liltlq- - - - IMA- . . . lim-rlx . X1-1 'Hwy V-wk'-41 iff . , . liquu ffnt - - -mm-N-1 ,. . , S:-mrrzx Klum. . . eat qdlftgl R SHOULD I say Graduating Class of '45. We've had a good time this year, haven't we? I've always looked forward to High School. It al- ways seemed the top. Remember how we looked across the court last year and positively yearned to be on our way? Remember how we gazed in admiration at the high school kids, and gawked at the gawdy splendor of the basket ball and football letter jackets? We used to cheer with all our might at the foot- ball and basketball games, but the teams never seemed, really, to be our own. We knew kids in high school and we always spoke to them, but they really werent our friends Not our buddre buddres Just acquaintances Of course we had classes rn senior high too well anyway gym and chorus The grrls among us thought a lot about the lrp stick they could wear when they were rn high s hool And about the proms they could go to and the heroes they could go out with And the boys they thought about touchdowns and the last mrnute goals that wrn games and they thought about the Queens they would escort to the parties Ind we all thought our own thoughts of presr dents and secretaries and elections and put our elves into the prize positions of course time pa sed and rt was May 42 and graduated on into the land of dreams And the we were One member of our class Mary Jane Vance ex pressed rt this way HIS SOPHOMORE gang of 43 Was the best that there wrll ever Miss Rude the sponsor of the class Drd very well with this brg mass Of one hundred srxty five grrls and boys Who all are learning the art of poise Richard Cederberg the president Rergned over the Sophomore regrment Wrth Ray Thompson rn this group As vrce president of the troup Ruth Whitnah with pleasure Took sophomore dues as secretary-treasurer' For this class party, prime, A time of gayness and cheer sublime. IRST CAME football and you can bet Such boys as they are hard to get Who helped the Indians win each game, And brought eight sophomores into fame. Next came basketball in sports, In which Ted Grimes gave good reports, And any one who saw him play Will sure admit he did o. k. OME SOPHS did in the chorus sing And how they made the rafters ring' They were rn other musical events Whrch brought many beautiful moments When the H1 Y G R play was on Six sophomores from the class were gone In this performance they drd their best And as a result a great success ND LAST but surely not the least The sophs were servers at the feast Of the Senior Junior and the Junior Senior Where they acted on their best demeanor They will be Seniors in 45 So keep your eyes on that Sophomore hrve Well we belong novt Were part of the crowd How do you like rt'P 11468728 li aft Z SOPHOMORE CLASS IDENTIFICATION Richard Cederhurg Pre rdent Ray Thompson Vue lr: rdtnt Ruth Whrtnrh Secretary Tren urer 'IOP PANPI Third Rows Dowmng Blecha Cleaunger Dahl Drrpr ru Drcken Dalhnyqr Dorf Ba tom Cuddy Coffman Barber Srcond Row Cooper Barclay hrsenhut Carl 01 Dr-Young bdvsard Bowman Brad trett Baldfrrson Baht ck Brad haw Anderson hrs! Row Allen Exans Blockcol ky Crexr ton Brook Darby Burgwm Cox Lf ok Ledtrburg SECOND IANPI Thrrd Row Hogan Farrell Hoke Hartford Grrme Flannellx Hunt Hollenberk Faurot Hank Grrffrng, Gould Srcord Row Faulkner Herwnz Futch Gerlrch Gr t Htndrrcks Gordon Guest Frtzpatrrck Harr Grcr First Row Hodgson I-oyqaux Gordon Hofsess Gloycr Howenstrne Hrnton Harper Pusher Hubert THIRD IANPI Third Row Kr rr Martrn Jacob on Muller leur-. lohnston Mrlltr Iundqur t M1Clur4 Mar hall kent Second Rovy McColt Machm McConnell Krlcnrtz Luehrlnr. 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SWORDS I T0 PLUWSHARES and to the Fort Rrley Hosprtal for magazrne sub scrrptrons Strll another proJect was the redecorat rng of the G R room The offrcers of the club were Patt Farr man pr esr dent Dorothy Brotherson vrce presrdent Ruth Fenton program charrman Vrrgrnra Hall secre tary Lourse Teeter treasurer Jo Velthoen publrc rty Jeanne Blanchard servrce Joyce Crrppen musrc Betty McClung socral Cer tarn club members served as hostesses rn the G R room and others decor ated the Chr rstmas tree rn the hall There were commrttees wrth cabrnet members servrng as charrmen whrch had socrals and planned programs The cabrnet for the erghth year put on a model meetrng for the Relrgrous Trarmnv School of the college Y W C A Thrs year the annual play of the G R and Hr Y was The Very Lrght Brrgade The yearly battle of the sexes between G R and H1 Y brought forth frurtful rewards for the latter The heart srster week and tea were enjoyable days when grfts were recerved from unknown donors G R CABINET Mrss Berger Farrman Brotherson Fenton may f X viff' Each year the grrls attend some church rn a group Thrs year they went to the Congregatronal Church for mornrng servrces As the conference speaker the G R and Hr Y organrzatrons presented Dr Chogurll from Emporra Durrng hrs stay he spoke to the two or ganrzatrons rn assembly and to those wrshrng personal confer ences The Holy Week servrces agarn were held each mornrng for four mornrngs wrth drfferent speakers and specral musrc The Rev Grotey of the Baptrst Church spoke for the G R assembly Thursday before Easter Each cabrnet member chooses a crty sponsor and a subcharrman Thrs year the sponsors were Mrs Bergman Mrs Fly Mrs Brshop Mrs Brew ster Mrs Longsdorf Mrs Garlrng Mrs Kugler Mrs Courser and Mrs Sayre The sub charrmen were Mary Teaford Joan Scheu Carolrne Perne Joann Guest Darlene Mersner Ila Henrrckson Phyllrs Hugos Catherrne Gundy and Jean Hanna Clrmaxrng all actrvrtres was the Mother Daugh ter banquet on May 8 Hall Teeter Velthoen Blanchard Crrppen McClung 'Y GQ - sf ,ee 'SW' 'KA1......, E Lax. 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HIY CABINI'.'l Mr Rug r Hofe Hanna Drown Brewer Lynch Iflannelly Clark Johnson Remmele S A CHRISTIAN organrzatron for boys the Hr Y agarn thrs year carrred out rts purpose to create marntarn and extend throughout the school and communrty hrgh standards of Chrrstran character The H1 Y and G R sponsored a guest speaker and advrser Dr Orlo Chogurll of Emporra Dr Chogurll spoke to a combrned meetrng of the two clubs to the student body rn assembly and to an open forum of rnterested students He also de voted two days to personal conferences wrth varrous students Thrs servrce rs an annual functron by whrch the entrre school benefrts In years past the Hr Y has felt rt worth whrle to Jorn wrth the Grrl Reserve Club rn extendrng Thanksgrvrng cheer to some of the needy famrlres Condrtrons were such rn the communrty thrs year that rt was not necessary for the H1 Y and G R to provrde Thanksgrvrng baskets for needy famrlres The Welfare Offrce attrrbuted thrs to the fact that acceleratron of busrness due to war condrtrons had brought Jobs to most of the famrlres Socral actrvrtres began wrth a watermelon feed at Sunset Park rn the early part of September The feed was followed by a frght between senrors and under classmen The senrors won amrdst flyrng rrnds A Father Son potluck supper was grven rn No vember wrth Dr Waldo Grrmes grvrng the address Food and transportatron ratronrng brought on the cessatron of the annual carolrng party and club re treat Money whrch would have been used rn frnancrng these actrvrtres was placed rn channels leadrng to the furtherrng of the war effort A book exchange open to all students at the begrnnrng and end of each semester was marntarn ed agarn thrs year The book exchange rs a med rum through whrch text books are bought and sold wrth a small per cent gorng to the Hr Y treasury In addrtron to the weekly club and cabrnet meet rngs the H1 Y was rn charge of the Thanksgrvrng assembly The Hr Y G R play thrs year was The Very Lrght Brrgade Thrs play rs presented by those belongrng to the Hr Y and G R clubs and rs the only school play open to sophomores The Hr Y Chrrstmas tree whrch was decorated 25 f f 0 0 9 . v . 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Ir 1 Smith FI 111 M 11--r. :1r1I If-rrie ' Ii, DRAMATIC DETAC ENTS The Very Light Brrgade IVILIAN DEFENSE actrvrtres rncludrng an rmr tatron grrls Junror Commandos were presented rn a humorous lrght by Kathryn Ryersons The Very Lrght Brrgade Accordrng to the head of the household Bruce Rrchardson Jrm Farrell the war had gone too far when hrs wrfe Ruth played by Joan Aldous fell off the woodshed whrle spot trng non exrstent arrplanes and hrs daughter Peggy decrded to recrurt a brrgade of grrls for de fense work Even her aunt Marron Haslrp Barbera Vasey had to show her marchrng abrlrty ln the varrous parades Lourse Teeter demonstratrng the energy of Peggy wrote letters to representatrves of all the armed forces to show her patrrotrsm Not only she but also Sprke Tanner Bob Eschenburg the ever pres ent boy frrend were defrnrtely surprrsed to have the soldrer sarlor and marrne arrrve rn Centervrlle Peggy s home at the same trme Thrngs went from bad to worse as Georgra and Vrola under Peggy s leadershrp took over the publrc utrlrtres of the entrre town The parts of these members of the Lrght Brrgade were played by Joan Johnson and Helen Hoover Vrrgrnra Wade Patt Farrman appeared to wrrte up the Rrchardsons war actrvrtres Just rn trme for a happy endrng The armed forces were represented by Charles Walker Brll Johnson and Charles Eslrnger The part of Jake the law enforcement offrcer of Cen tervrlle was taken by Phrl Krser Drck Grrffrng and Jrmmy as newspaper reporter and rnterror decorator respectively helped to remodel the Rrch ardsons The frrst play of the year sponsored by the Hr Y and G R was termed a success by spectators and box offrce recerpts Ever Srnce Eve VER SINCE EVE men have been tryrng to con vrnce themselves as well as the women f mans superrorrty and havrng very lrttle success Thrs was agarn proved rn the Junror play whrch centered around two rrval co edrtors Johnny Clover and Susan Blake each wrth conflrctrng rdeas as to the management of the Pengurn a hrgh school paper The entrance of Lucy Belle Lee who had a doubtful IQ but a Southern accent further complrcated the proceedrngs as Susan drs covered she would lrke to go wrth Johnny to the Chrrstmas dance although he had already asked Lucy Belle The expense of a specral rssue of the Pengurn was defrayed through the scrap collectrng tenden 28 cres of Susan and her frrend Betsy Irwrn However Just as Spud Irwrn the edrtorral assrstant and Johnny had gotten the paper on the street rt was found that one of the chref rtems of Junk came from the local pool parlor It requrred the help of Mr and Mrs Clover arded and abetted by Offrcer Srmmons to keep Susan from Jarl Meanwhrle the hrgh school prrncrpal and one of the pretty teach ers Martha Wrllard drscovered themselves to be marrred rn the Pengurn Only Florence Ryerson and Colm Clements could strarghten out a mrx up such as thrs but they were able to untangle rt so cleverly that Ever Srnce Eve was voted the best hrgh school play for 1942 The cast rncluded Joan Scheu Mrs Clover Mr Clover Bob Brewer Johnny Clover Bob Daly Spud Erwrn Max Cook Susan Blake Jean Swenson Henry Qurnn Brll Salero Preston Hughes Krm Lukens Lucy Belle Lee Irva Smrth Offrcer Srm mons Bob Stewart Martha Wrllard Maxrne Shrrner Betsey Irwrn Helen Ellrng and Football players Glen Munger Jrm Drown and For rrs Frrck What a Llfe HE LAST PLAY of the year was the orrgrnal Henry Aldrrch story What a Lrfe by Clrfford Goldsmrth The audrence sympathrzed completely wrth Henry Aldrrch s varrous predrcaments wrth the faculty of hrs hrgh school Jule Thompson took the part of Henry whrle hrs grrl frrend Barbara Pearson was portrayed by Nrna Jean Heberer Every teachers pet George Brgelowe Brll Aubel seemed to be a permanent resrdent rn the offrce of Mr Bradley the prrncrpal accordrng to Brll Harrrs Ramsour who was burstrng wrth rmportant news The only person that seemed to be able to strarghten out Mr Vecchrto Charles Taylor as to the rdentrty of hrs daughter was Catherrne Gundy as the effrcrent secretary Mrss Shea When the musrc teacher s band rnstruments were stolen both Mrs Aldrrch and a detectrve were called rn on the case Henry was rmmedrately accused of the crrme because of hrs expressed lack of the necessary ducats to the Sprrng formal It was not untrl the rrrespressrble George Brgelowe turned up at a local pawnshop wrth a tuba rn tow that the Aldrrch famrly could breathe agarn Incrdentally Henry went to the dance on the assrstant prrncr pals trckets It all ended happlly however wrth the assrstance of Mrss Prke Shrrley Mrller Mary Joann Yaop Mr Patterson Dan Johnson Mrss Johnson Vrrgrnra Buster Mr Nelson Roy Drown Mrss Eggleston Carolrne Perne Mrss Wheeler Helen Smrth M Bradley Drck Mclnteer Mrs Aldrrch Joan Hay lett and Mr Ferguson Blame Englund A . . 1 . . 1 , , 1 1 1 , - . . . , . , , , ' . 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' - . . , . , . lth a llltary Air IG EVENT of the mus1c sea1 was the Sp11ng O1chest1a Conce1t held Ap11l 14 1943 1n the h1gh school aud1to11um Added att1act1ons R619 the appeaxance of tl1e guls 1n fo1mals and the bows 1n da1k su1ts The G11 ls Sextette sang th1ee num be1s Deep Pu1ple De Rose Slboney Lecuona and Angels of M8105 Bellln The p1og1am was as follows The Sta1 Spangled Banne1 FIEIICII Algeuan Ma1Ch Sa1nt Saens Oxe1tu1e Tannhausel Wagne1 Se1edy Sleepy Lagoon E116 Coates D1 ocesslonal f1 om the M915 te1s1nge1s Wagne1 Venet1an Ca1n11al Zamec n1k themes f1om P1ano Concelto No 1 Tscha1 kow sky select1ons f1 om Apple Blossoms KIBISIEI and Dance of HOUIS f1om La Glocanda Ponch 18 1 Duung the yea1 the o1chest1a unde1 the cap able d11ect1on of M1 B1own pe1fo1med at many school affans 1nclud1ng the H1 Y and G R Play JUHIOI Play Sen1o1 Play and assembly p1og1ams They also pa1t1c1pated 1n P T A Stunt Nlght Two outstandlng n11mbe1s featu1ed at these pe1 fo1mances we1e Venet1an Ca1n1wal by Zam1cn1k featu11ng Betty McClung v1ol1n SO101St and Dance of Hou1s by Ponch1ell1 Featu1ed guest a1t1st at the h1gh school fo1 the yea1 was Pe1cy G1a1nge1 well known p1an1st Ap pea11ng w1th h1m was V11g1n1a Elhs a s1xteen yea1 old v1ol1n V11 tuoso The h1gh school o1chest1a was g1eatly hono1ed by havmg V11g1n1a Ell1s accom pany them 1n one of the11 weekly l8h6alSa1S One of the last exents fo1 the o1chest1a was to pa1t1c1pate H1111 the CIIOILIS classes when they p1e sented a Salute to the Natlons p1og1am fo1 the Sp11ng Mus1cal P1ano Mananne G1st St11nff Basses Shuley M1lle1 Vllglnla Buste1 Cathe11ne Gundy Ma1y Teafo1d Lau1a Jean Ma1t1n Sh11ley NOIIIGIII Cellos Jlm Fa11ell Nancy Blamwell Phy111s Es l1nge1 V1ol1ns Betty McClung V11g1n1a Blamwell Shn Ba1clay Eulaha Ra1lsback Ke1tl1 Inskeep B1ll Johnston Ma1y Ge1lach V11nelle Jones T1ombones Ken Selle1s Bu1t Howa1d Geo1ge Bascom Calvm S1monton FIBIICII Ho1ns Bob ESCIICDDLIIQ' Cla11nets Elllott Babcock B111 SHIEIO FlaI'1C9S W1ll1s Aleah Bell Coffman Bob He1w1g E1nest Pence Co1nets Ray Hanna He1be1t Joss Challes Wal ke1 Tom Faulknel Don Ca11son Kathleen Kaup Saxophones Me11e Lacy Ma1y Ann Buxgwln Flutes Ela1ne Howenst1ne Tonette Dalby Ma11lyn Guest Xylophones Ba1 ba1 a C01 dts D1ums Gale Kloeffle1 Ross M1lle1 Dona Temple on 29 I I I I ' -1 ,, ' t' I , 2 ' - 'I D A T I ' A tn . . 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' ' Q - . . . ta l TILL RESOUNDING ln the CHIS of all that packed the clty pavlllon ale the maltlal 8115 played by the Hlgh School Band May 20 1943 The audlence 18C61V8d the spllng pelfolmance wlth gleat enthuslasm partlally due to the medley of wal tunes whlch were plesented The plogram opened wlth the playlng of the Star Spangled Ban nel and ploceeded as follows Moths of Democracy Panella The Tlavellel Buchel Olevlne Van delcook One Beaut1fulDav Hlldleth ROS8ma118 Thomas Almy All Colps Song Crawfold Fol low Me Fulton OV61 Thele Cohan Footllfters Flllmole Plemler Ollvadotl Shenandoah Gold man Dullng the year the band played between halves at the football games and paltlclpated ln a lalge pep lally and palade befole the game wlth oul llfe long llval Junctlon Clty Band Day at the College as usual found the MHS organlzatlon un del the dlrectlon of M1 R H Blown soundlng loud and long thlough snow and slush maklng the best of had footlzall and band Weathel Due to dlfflcultles blought about by the war the Amellcan Royal was not held but the band was kept busy playlng fol assemblles and other programs thloughout the school year Defense W916 enllvened by the muslc of the Pep band and swlng band undel the leadelshlp of Ray Hanna TTee LARGE CROWD wltnessed the annual MUSIC Salute May 7 ln the audltollum It was one of the blggest events of the muslcal year when the olchestla the vocal depaltment and celtaln gym gloups comblned to ploduce a colorful and lmpres SIVC proglam of muslc and danclng Thls yeal s MUSIC Salute was dlV1d6d lnto three pal ts The f11St cultaln IOSE on a Latln Amellcan scene complete wlth flowels balcony and applo D1 late costumes A salute to the folk muslc of oul Latln Amellcan nelghbols was plesented by the gnls glee club and the mlxed cholus Speclal numbels wele presented by the glllS sextette a E110 composed of Joyce C1lDD6l'l Vllglnla Hall and Patt Fauman Betty Lou HSFIIS and Joyce Cllppen as sololsts and a dance by Phyllls Hugos Wanda Jo KIGISBI Allce Beckel and Janet Mounts Wlth the Settlng of candelabla and a closs of vehlte snowballs the second sectlon by the 1Ob8d ChO11 was a salute to the sacl ed muslc of England Chlna and Russla The last salute was to oul almed folces and was glven by all the chol us g1Ol1pS The boys ensemble and Loule Otto as sololst gave speclal numbels The g1l1S V616 dl essed ln led whlte Ol blue folmals and the muslc was entllely patllotlc 30 Clallnets Hallls Clalk Blll Salelo Bob Ramsey Lewellyn Hulst Elllott Babcock Elnest Pence Maly Teafold Pat Bennett Ross Schlmmels Aleah Coffman Robelt ROQCIS Bob Helwlg Flan es Wlllls Phyllls Dalllng Shllley Balham Mlda Alden Bob Wonder Chas Wllght Glace Newman Flute and Plccolo Elaln Howenstlne Antolnette Dalby Saxophone Maly Ann Bulgwln Melle Lacy Kay Cleavlngel Don Rlchalds Cymbals Shllley Mlllel Balbala Coldts Lyla and Xylo Betty McClung Jo Ann Scheu Betty Noldel MBTIOH Swan Tlumpets Ray Hanna Helbelt Joss Harold Oelschlaeger Evelett Lundqulst Lowell Peterson Tom Faulknel Kathleen Kaup Lols Soupene John Busenbark R J Gould Ronald Lalkln Molrls Hostetter Bob Stewalt Bob M0ldy Cllf fold Gould NolvalG1lmole Chas Walkel Holns Robt Eschenbulg Ronald Boles Don Call son Tlombones Ken Sellcls Geo Bascom Bult How ald Jack Jolgenson Calvln Slmonton Balltone Bob Helllel HZITIS Ramsoul Tuba Walter Caltlel Twlllers Joyce Cllppen Joann Yapp Allce Ann Dlums Ross Mlller Tom Flannelly Gale Kloefflel Rlchard Goudy Ray Thompson Paul Schwal tz Donna Templeton Don Bustel Vllnelle Jones e Sung HE Robed Cholr successfully concluded t second year ln MHS as a mlxed gloup of se lected volces Membe s of the Ch01l wele chosen by M1 Fly fl om tl youts held D1 evlous to 6I11011IIleHt Flfty two slngels WSIB selected Thuty flve loyal blue lobes had been purchased wlth the flnanclal ald of the PTA Glll RGSGIVES and the MUSIC Club ln the Spllng of 1942 and flf teen othels W618 added latel The Ch011 made numelous appealances dullng the yeal slnglng fol the Rotaly Club Chambel of Commelce of Manhattan the S01dl6lS at the USO Club and Whlteslde Hospltal and at the Intelde nomlnatlonal youth meetlngs The Cholr appealed wlth othel muslcal gloups of MHS IH the Mld Wlntel Concelt and the MUSIC Salute ln the spllng as vsell as assembly appeal ances Especlally effectlve was then palt ln the Eastel D1 ogl am and ln the Blue M assembly ln Wh1Ch the Sel VICE Flag and Honol Plaque WSIB plesented Notlce should be glven also to the flne WO1k of the ChOl1 s vely able accompanlst Betty McClung who played fO1 all the ChO1l s appealances - A , - . 9 . y . iq . , ' it I !' l T ..- A, Sl- . , ' v w . 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M -CI 1111, Mzssey. he NEW o1gan1zat1on ln the mus1c depaltment th1s veax was the G11ls Glee Club The g1oup met thlee days a week and unde1 the capable lead CISIIID of Ml Fly was qu1te successful The gnls fllst publlc appea1ance was 1n the M1d W1nte1 Conce1t They sang fo1 the U S O the K1wan1s Club and 1n the Spung Conce1t They also appea1ed on seve1al assembly p1og1ams The new club popula1 among the students of MHS VIII be contlnued next yea1 Pxanlst fo1 the G11ls Glee Club was Jean Hanna NOTHER new add1t1on to the MHS mus1c de paltment thls yeal was the Boys Glee Club w 1th f1fteen membe1s The o1gan1zat1on was the fust of 1ts k1nd ln xecent yeals at MHS SINCE lt was a c11o1us featu11n Loys VOICES only The Boys Glee Club made sex 61 al appea1 ances 1n a semblles and G11l Rese1 ve meetln s 1n add1t1on to the conce1 ts ID collabo1at1on wlth the othex vocal gloups These wele the Mld w1nte1 Concelt and the spung MUSIC Salute The boys 1n the gloup especlally enjoyed the Calsson Song V1I1lCI'1 was then spec1al cont11but1on to the spl mg conce1t Unde1 the d11er't1on of M1 Elbe1t Flv the gxoup sang mans populal and CIZSSICHI numbe1s p1ox1ng then ablhty as slngels 32 XS GI I I' LI ck cw 4 n u ln 1 tn I- uurxl M u r r A 1 4 I mm I hnlkhi r w Lui :bury ll Rl!! rlffmg I S SIX 1 ll I' ll m 1 Ilxrur Iunlx BOYS I' NSI- MBI I- 1 n ton k mg 1 HE 1942 1943 boys ensemble was chosen at the beglnmng of the yea1 by M1 Elbe1t Fly head of the MHS vocal depaxtment flom the xanks of the male s1nge1s of the school The ensemble ap pea1 ed befole MHS assembhes soclal organ1zat1ons of the c1ty at the Soldxex Cente1 F'o1t Rxley Hos pltal IH the Mxd W1nte1 Conce1t and the MUSIC Salute Late1 1n the yea1 thx ee boys left the o1gan1zat1on two moved away f1om Manhattan and one left to go to college Neal Mullex Max Cook and Lou1s Otto wexe 1mmed1ately chosen to take the places vacated by Paul Lee John Bascom and Mal cus Lee and the ensemble contlnued on 1nto the yeal unln tenupted Both basses B111 Pattelson and Lou1s Otto g1ad uate leavmg the ent11e bass section open to boys who wxsh to t1y fox 1t 1n the fall GIRLS sextette composed of Joyce Cuppen Vngmla Hall Cathel 1ne Gundy Jo Ann Haxpel Patt Fauman and Coxal Wllson can look back on a yeal of many successful pelfoxmances Unde1 the d11ect1on of Elbe1t Fly mus1c IH st1ucto1 they have sung fo1 CIYIC OIgaI11Zat10HS as well as school affaus At Ch11stmas they sang at Camp Wh1tS1d8 HOSD1t8I and they also have sung sexexal t1mes at the U S O As an added featule to the Sp11ng Olchestla concelt the sextette enteltalned wlth th1ee num bels At the spung mus1c festlval they sang a Spanlsh numbel 1n the salute to the Latln Amell can countrles ISO '1' ' NI I ' .ITIL Bu' Rn ' f'r'visto . M: 'h' , Skid' s. ': I . 2 ' .Iii -olfsnn, ln' 4' 0, A' ' . I ont Ru '- ' - 4' ' . , Givr, Martin. IJ:'I1-y. Grippy, 2 s. G ' ' . Iy. .Lv sv U 2,1 , -F M6 Qr GIRL ' 1' 'I 'I'I'l'I I'I'I. II: II, C ppl-11, 'z '1' un, W'Isun. z 5 - , I IQ. I teteeeeec 1 N 1 I A 1' I 1'I 12. I'. Lev, I,ov1'll, .I rh S , Ins 'nu-p, ESI' 1' ', Put- lersoll. M. I.vn', Dv Puy. fx . . - . y . . ' - -. Y . . . 1 ur v v ' ' Y l 0 w' 1 ' - ' Y ' . U 1 'I . . '.. , , . . , Y - . I 1, Y ' ' ' I I - ' 1 - 1 v Y 1 I . v I - - Y. ' i . . 'I I '1 . ' l D .' w 1 1 v 4 U U F 1' w A 1 .' . . y -. ' , iv 1 5 - .1 H . YA 1 ' ' ' ' ' ' . S , 4 . V ' . g Q . 1 . . ' . ' . v ' ' - 1 . I . Y, i ., . ' 1' . ' ' L - - A .1 I ' V ' V V ' ' v - - ' I I - - v' . ' ' ' ' - - . . , 1' V 1 t ' . Homemakers, Backbone of a ation NOTHER YEAR of success can be added to the many other years had by the Home Economics Club. The members of the cabinet. Barbara Simon- ton, president: Lola Dallinga, vice president: Betty Lou Clark, secretary: Ethlyn Perry, treasurer: Elna Yowell, program chairman. and Clara Rhoades, re- porter, worked with their sponsors. Miss Katharyn Zipse and Miss Kathryn Whitten. With the aid of the sponsors the girls produced many interesting programs and several social events. The social season was ushered in with a tea for new members at the beginning of the school sea- son. The annual Christmas party was a taffy pull. A few burns resulted, but everyone agreed it was great fun Next the grrls were entertained with a pot luck supper at the home of the club president The mothers and senior grrls were gu sts at a party given early in May At this occasion the undercla smen took over and showed the seniors what they could do Three senior girls were award ed Betty Lamp pins for their ser vice rn the club The grrls were Betty Lou Clark Barbara Simonton 'md Lina Yovtell Nearly every girl attended Hospitality Days at the college and they received information to ard them in their food and clothing problems during the rationing periods t HOME NURSING CLUB made its first appear'- ance in MHS this year' under the direction of Miss Martha Brill, our school nurse. Officers elected were Catherine Gundy, presi- dent: Ro Jean Burgwin. vice president: Nina Jean Heterer, secretary: Marjorie Fleming. social chair- man: and Coral Wilson. program chairman. The purpose of the club was to prepare the girls for emergencies. Completion of a specialized course entitles them to Red Cross certificates. The club was first organized to help in the war ef- fort but rt is also to help in everyday life Club meetings were held twice a week the frrst semester and once a week during the second semes ter to grve the grrls enough hours to acquire their certificates The subJects included first ard dis eases prevention of diseases and the study of the human structure They learned how to care for rnvalrds how to read thermometers and how to de tect signs of illness At the first of the year all of the girls signed up to help in event of an arr raid alarm A proJect of the fir st semester was participation rn the mak ing of afghans for the Red Cross if WIIL If! CI rrrl rmrr inrr r rm re amply rayer i 1 Ium rr fmrn llrrhr rrr msn rm it-ond Row rtten lr hrr B W Nlorrrnr N rclren Iu hrr L nman Hope I' .41 rtrrck I 1 r 1 r nt R xx n S I ou ll ur t ru mga N More Downing XV Sslrlrn 'NI orc 'NIL Nl RSING CLUB Huck Row Nh B ill I'l r ny, Hail ll 1 ur rr er n IL lrnprr Ssxen on Ii lrrr nauer l'ront Ru Burgwm Xlrller Perm Y ramrrll ramrxell arl Furman I nton lung bundy Not in picture Budden Hall 33 TA I Back Rfvs Miss Rude -,pon or Teaford M Clurt I'L'npI 1:01 Iluk B 'lrkman Nixon We chu Hugo kennedy Nr thern Hutchinson Scott If ront Row lame y John on Sh rlep Aldou H moxar Y xpp Vasey Brolll lr Nlungzx Ottr Hodgson Mu'-nl De Puy I etllch ot ln vu url lf I a SPANISH Cl UB Tnlrd Row B Taylor Ulrlch Brotherson Iernln Hanl S heu Ayr Hank Fuck Baum Munger Gmguch Vloole Glour Suond Row r Kom Iuf y Mu ner Va ey Homer Biylle Walker Dorf Gu :cl Inns eff I'ay rr IN Burgwsln aup lr-st Row I-x n NI lung. Haye Ialmer Anderson R Burgwn Lh irl o 0 0 Smlth lmlrm Corlt Rcboul Howen tme Junior Hostesses AVING AS a goal the lmprovement of then pexsonal and soclal lxfe the members of th Te11y B1oll1a1 able plesldent of the olgamzatlon w1th the a1d of Belyl Wesche VIC D1 esldent Helen Otto secy tleas Helen Hoover program chan' man and Almeda Scott soclal chanman led the club A DICHIC early 1n the fall was the staltmg event of the yeax fo1 the members The othex socxal event was a potluck suppel held 1n the study hall Febluaxy 1 at which t1me the gnls made b11dge tallles and menu COXGIS fox the Red Closs M1s H L Ibsen conveyed 1nte1 estmg table man nexs and other soclal conduct to the club members 1n hel talks conce1n1ng dmnex etlquette Conven 1ent han styles and methods of cal mg fo1 the han were dlscussed by two opexatols flom the College Beauty Shop at one of the prog1ams A llttle off the sukject pelhaps but nevertheless entertalmng was a speech about his Chustmas vacatlon txlp to Cal1fo1n1a glven by M1 F V Belgman to a com blned gloup of the Home Economlcs and Etta Kette Clubs Othel meetlngs wele spent 1n open d1scus s1on of soclal conduct questlons wmtel and sum mel vsaxdlobes and xmplomptu speeches One of the most outstandmg D1 og: ams of the yeal was the one at vshxch tvso semor boys told What the avex ave boy expects flom a gul on a date 34 Interpreters EORGANIZLD last yeal the El Club Espanol had 1ts second yeal under the SDOHSOISIIIO of yea1 Spamsh classes wele ln the club th1s yeal Jeanne Hanly a second yea1 student was DICSI dent of the club and othel 0ff1C6lS were flom the f11st yea1 class Jo Ann Scheu was v1c D1 esxdent Maulyn Moole secletaly Vng1n1a G1ng11ch tleas u1e1 Salah Ulnch p1og1am chauman and D010 thy Bzothexson soclal chanman Dunne the yeal the m mbexs planned a constl tutlon fox the club They also bought a set of Spamsh flags fo1 the class loom Othex actlvltles mcluded a Chllstmas palty at whxch they had a pmata and played Spamsh games MISS Rachel Malks of the colleve Y W C A spoke at one of the meetlngs on the P01 tugese language Sevexal of th clubs plogxams wexe based on games uslng Spanlsh xocabulaxy and Spanlsh songs Du11nU the Chustmas season they lealned many Chllstmas Calols ln Spanlsh The club had many motxon p1ctu1es th1s yeal on dlffexent South Ameucan countnes They also had p1og1ams about South Ameucan muslc In Malch the club sponsoxed an assembly p1o glam The theme of th1s ploglam was the stoly of an Ameucan cowboy who Joumeyed to South Ameuca and thele encountexed an Algentlnlan Gaucho A bull flght xx as also a featule on the pxoglam I:'r :I-:'r'1'E. - 1 lf , .1 -1 1 , Q x. ' -. 5- ., -- . 1. ' . ' , ' S- -, .1 S, ' ' I , ' . , . ' 7 ' , s 1 1. e '. s, 1 ' - , z , : . 'z . , ,, .1 , . - -' , N ' iw ---1. 1 11. S J . , . - - . , ' . : , ' . 4. ' .Q , 5 -, ' S1 ' ', . , ' ' . . ', 1' 'YM S. A , . I, S . 's '. ' 1 1 2, - , '. 1-lzl. B. f. N . rx. ' ll , 1. v' . K- . 11 .- -:vu S, . . f. I S, '- . , . 1 . ' 1 s n, tt , ' , ': If , . s, , ' s ' . Q 1 ' ' ' 8 ' 1 1 1 ' Etta Kette Club made much progress this year. Senora Koon. Members of both first and second ' ' I . ' 3- 1 ' I 1 1 '- g ' - 1 K: ' D . ' - . ' . 1 1 1 - 1 . w ' '. ' 0 ' .- . l 3 N' l - 1 . . 1 I - D ' 1 - ' ' 1 ' ' ' ' 1' 1 . . . . ' ' - - ' 1 D l l I . 1 - . I I I ' l . I A 1' U v' 1 ' . . I. , 1' 1 1 . ' ' D 1 ' 1 I v 1 . Behind th Lines ITH A membershrp of srxteen the Commer cral Club under the sponsorshrp of Mrs Bessre Snyder Burt completed another suc cessful year Members of the club were erther tak mg some commercral work had taken some o were especrally rnterested rn the busrness world The arm of the club has been to present var rous helpful suggestrons as well as rnstructrve programs to grve members a better knowledge of the busr ness wor ld The programs dur rng the year consrsted of a play qurz programs spellrng contests and drscussrons dealrng wrth problems that a stenographer must overcome Mrs Julra Smrth speakmg on What an Employer Expects of I-Irs Stenographer was one of the specral speakers of the year A vrsrt to the state AAA offrce was an out standrng event Club members were conducted through the offrces to obtarn an rdea of the type of work done by the professronal stenographers and secr etar res Dorng work for the Red Cross was a marn achrevement of the club A great number of small dolls were made by the members and grven to the Red Cross to be put rn the paJama pockets of chrl dren rn hosprtals The offrcers for the year were Martha Mounts presrdent Vrrgrnra Abbott vrce presrdent Lourse Darby secretary treasurer Donna Robrson pub lrcrty charrman Marre Trmma and Norma Lee Fraser program charrmen and Janet Mounts so cral charrman OVIMILRCIAI CIUB Woodm rn I' ra 1 thoen Rarrrlrn Ll rrk D rrby l rnnr y Burt rn I' r t li w lrmm Wa rr mndray M D nr ount aunt J Y. I obr I IBRARY LI UB Qtandrnl sr t r Mcln te r Owrn ly Derrung e ayl Srttlm, Dau WicLlur Wohl Lrg aylett X a p p Roger And r n Adam Hudden Nut ln prrture T Prper Darlry Bole Hanna NEWLY formed club thrs year was the Lrbrary club wrth twenty members made up of stu dents who assrsted Mrs Bertha Taylor lrbrarran rn the complex dutres of the Lrbr ary Then dutres were var red but rnterestrng and rncluded learnrnv to catalogue books to srt at the desk and check books rn and out and they also learned to shelf them Another duty was to enter the new mag azrnes on the record place them rn therr proper places and also to check them out Mrs Taylor was the sponsor of the club and assrsted them rn learnrng lrbrary technrques and ettrquettes Regular meetrngs were held on the frrst Monday of every month durrng the lunch per rod The school cafeterra served the lunches whrch they ate rn the lrbrary dur rng the meetrngs The club was presrded over by Lyelle Wohlberg presrdent who was elected at the frrst meetrnff Joan Haylett was elected secretary treasurer and Joann Yapp was publrcrty charrman The members of the club garned experrence whrch qualrfres them for an opportunrty to further therr work and rnterest rn lrbrary work and help them to come to the 1 alrzatron that books make therr lrves rrcher fuller and happrer is 35 P i 9 9 0 ' ' V - ' . 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' ,7 4.'p',si, nr 4 , ' if v hm... ,, I lk, -N .,,, L I Z , 1?-sae? 1-,Hx 1 19 L bu From desk to dlsc, From dawn to dusk NATIONWIDE olganlzatlon fO1 boys enlolled ln vocatlonal agllculture ln secondary publlc schools IS The Futule Falmels of Am8IlCa Thls olganlzatlon has deflnlte standalds and alms de velopment of agllcultuxal leadelshlp coopelatlon cltlzenshlp lmplovement of falm llfe dlscusslon of falm ploblems and lncleaslng lntelest ln the falmlng occupatlon The Manhattan chapter at the present tlme has a total of twenty two membels Th1S number does not lnclude the honoraly membels who ale chosen by the boys and lnltlated lnto the chaptel when a gleenhand lnltlatlon IS held HOHOIHIY members thls yeal mcluded Lud Flsel Edgal Iles John LIV lngston and l.leRoy Petelson At the f11St of each year celtaln goals are es tabllshed Wh1Ch the chaptel attempts to meet dur lng the yeal One outstandlng accompllshment thls 15 entltled Food fol Vlctory Thell Father Son Banquet was held on the evenlng of Februaly 14 and on May 14 the boys enteltalned thell mothels Wlth a Mothel Son Receptlon Both of these ale annual events The chaptel also engaged ln many coopelatlve actlvltles such as pulchaslng a lalge amount of nulsely stock seed and othel falm equlpment Othel actlvltles lncluded an all out effolt on the SCIZD d1lV6 Wlth excellent lesults plcklng sweet am. AND ARM potatoes fol a falmel neal Manhattan wlecklng tulldlngs on land the govelnment added to the FO1t Rlley leselvatlon and Iepalllng and recondltlonlng used falm nlachlnely to sell to local falmels and to membels of the club thus lncleaslng the county machlnery quota ThlS club has also pulchased mole Wal Bonds than any othel lntelest club ln the school The chapter IS contllbutlng to the wal 6ffO1t 44 500 pounds of polk 25 600 pounds of beef 7 800 pounds of dally ploducts 2 408 dozen eggs ln ad dltlon to havlng 103 060 squale feet of gal den now ln cultlvatlon plus 135 frult tl ees Robert Burt a chaptel farmel won a hundled dollal UHIOD Paclflc Scholalshlp Award durlng the yeal Robert was vlce presldent of the chap tel last year The chaptel obselves evely yeal lts pest 81 adlca tlon contest ln vshlch teams are chosen and a war IS waged agalnst sparlows lats mlce and other destluctlve lodents found on farms The loslng team IS forced to pay a fO1f6lt Another actlvlty IS the selllng of garden seeds Neal the beglnnlng of the school year the F F A Offlcel Tlalnlng School was held hele for the offlcels of the Wamego Randolph and Manhattan chaptels Thls was D1 evlouslv held ln Clay Centel Offlcels of the Manhattan Chaptel of Future Falmels of Amellca thls yeal ale Harrls Ramsour plesldent Helbelt Bally VICE presldent Wayne ROCSDBI secretaly tleasulel Dwaln Battln watch dog Jack Jolgenson 16D01t6l and Ml H L Kug lel vocatlonal agllcultule lnstluctol ln MHS ul r x orgln n ummcr raxl Q e er on nu urrly o een Burt ilttlrl r ugllr p nsor n J lmnlz Rogmr Hur e rrle KITIX iuumfln l Jn R nl L4 36 .715 if 1 r' uh Q , ' Q 0 A X, 1 7 .x Li ,, -1704. 'JJ :Ibm A v ' A ' 1 1 Q Q . ' ' . ' - . . , - . . . . ' u . ' - ' v , ' Y - 1- - Y - year was an assembly program presented January li:':Rn'fJ -su,l'l -,T 's,VV-lIs,l't s ,Ross M z', Gh ,I Ia ', M. K 1-, so, , Frm t Rowflillwkc-nlsky, KW . 1- s, ll, Cu ',lz I ' ' , Osl , ll sour. Unk. obbie-5 Todo -VitaIWork Tomorrow f x LTHOUGH the science club was somewhat cur- tailed this year because of the war. it came through with flying colors, boasting over eighty members. but having to turn many down because of lack of facilities. The Kansas Junior Academy of Science meeting was not held this year because of gas rationing and other complications. The young scientists were not overlooked, however, because the Manhattan Kiwanis Club sponsored a local meet and awarded prizes. Winners were Eugene Hawley and Keith Inskeep, who took first place in demonstrations on how to preserve animals in formaldehyde. Jim Farrell placed first in exhibits of photography Ray Hanna was awarded first for indrvrdual excellence rn all fields Bob Stew art took first place rn talks Elected to gurde the club through a successful 42 43 season were three dependable officers Bill Lynch president Harris Clark secretary treas ur er and John Bascom program chair man The club was drvrded into frve groups so that each person could pursue his own freld of interest Radio and Electricity was led by president of the Kansas Junior The drvrson of Ernest Sellers Academy of Science for last year: Aviation by Bob Ratts: Chemistry by Blaine Englundg Biology by Ted Grimes: and Photography by Ken Sellers. Al- ternate weeks the groups met together to take care of business and to have programs with outside speakers. The first big activity of the club in 1943 was the annual lab picnic held in the chemistry lab, amidst the odors brewed up by the chemistry stu- dents all year. The forty or more members that attended cooked picnic food over Bunsen burners. In spite of the sugar shortage, they made ice cream. To make up for the sugar that didn't get in, Doc Parrish, one of the able sponsors, added some special sugar flavoring Regardless of the slightly salty taste four gallons went the way of all good food The second big actrvrty of this year was th science assembly which followed a war time theme The outstanding feature was avratron Bob Ratts displayed hrs gas powered model that flew in a circle around a center pylon and rs mechanically controlled from the ground The club was sponsored this year as last by Mr Parrish Mr Boles and Mr Rogers Maaffg l'0l P-UNI-I rul Rcu mrrrnger rr-rl un rvr ex ram IE n up rum l'ng um lxmnt Prim Allen rr 5 rrmrnn urlrlx uon uw inn: rt r L 1 n tin rrr en inns A 1 nrr. 4 u t 4 1 it re rr Hrrrr rrffrng lwlm rr I lr r ml r L o own rl rbmrg G IOWI-R lANl'I nd avr r o rr n S :ton xnc mrn by Nr our Lwart llrnilu avr R rn rbl d u rrrr h Scum R w Seller Nolder Ratt ewkrrk knight a or Quinlan N1 ll alter Kitts belltl' Sain rr wr e rman age-L Wat ln W ltr 'I lr Wru Rrrl bank SL umm l my in agnu 0 om IN rn prrture Lolburn Ger ac S our W1 on Hom, H ll 37 . . 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America 5 Greatest Securll - A Well- nformed Public GAIN Journahsm attxacted enough enhstees to ment two classes Students 16C91V6d plactlcal bus1ness experlence ln addltlon to Wlllllllg dutles In connectlon wlth the pubhshmg of the Manhat tan Mentol Bookkeepmg flnance managlng and ad selhng contubuted to the genelal knowledge of the busmess end of the newspapel game In co opexatlon wlth the ad aspect of the Jou1nal1sm coulse the downtown theatels sponsoled an ad w11t1ng contest fox students of the two classes Passes to the movle fo1 WhlCh they wxote ads 16 walded the students ln addxtlon to the DLlbl1Sl11X1g of the wlnnmg ads ln the local newspapels and a month s pass to the fu st px 1ze w1nne1 Indlvxdual membels of the Jouxnahsm classes en teled othex wxltlng contests duung the yeal sev e1al IECCIX mg p11zes and commendatxons fox then effoxts The Mentox staff coope1ated to the fullest w1th government off1c1als and othex authox1t1es ID p1o motmg sale of wax bonds and stamps and pubhclz mg othex war actxvxtles The ma1n DIOJBCC of the yea1 was keepmg the 16CO1d of the MHS alumnl ln the SBIVICCS and pubhshlng news of these boys at Intel vals dul mg the yeal Ed1to1sh1p of the Mentox lotated among mernbels txy the type of wolk he hked best In add1t1on to JOURNAI ISM Cl ASNI' S H RD HOUR :ted dou-4 lltmlnx, lhnlson Haylmtt He mrer x Roz tx Hxnni H l' Q 0 lu r St mdmg Rhlnn Hall t xssn Otto G1 h o f rt-4 I'll IH HOUR B nk uw Malntccr Marlow If xrxtll Centar R :vs Dcxtmr Pelnv. lxru tr Geff rt Bu ter Yapp nt :vs 1 er Va y Smith Nl t ln pnturt 'Vlonta Burg 38 To Uur Public Joulnahsms not a snap We ve wolked mth all ou1 mlght To vtute and pubhsh all those thmgs That you klds call all ught Oul Mentol hasnt been so bad That s one thlng youll admlt At least a numbel of the studes Have seemed to enJoy 1t Now as oux goal dlaws nlgh The Blue M seals ou1 fate And so we bow oux heads g1V6 up And Just gladuate A Serum the 1egula1 dutles of puttmg out a weekly papel the Jouxnahsm students had the extxa W01k of con ductlng Blue M Queen contest Blue M assembly and Sxgnatuxe Palty Blue M pubhcatlon was anothe1 maJo1 task of the yea1 wlth the entne staff W01klI1g to complete whele the Ms vtele d1st11buted A f ' r I of the classes, and each student had a chance to the books in time for the annual Signature Party . . 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No nn LlLf.Ul B Adam Wllllam Downing Hug Adtlla John on I-enton Always on the March O FOOTBALL ox basketball game would be the same wlthout the Pep Club composed of twenty seven gn ls Th1oughout the yeal the gnls have whole heaxtedly backed up the team wlth then chee11ng They wo1e bxlght blue Sk1ltS wlth whlte sweatels wlth a blue M on the flont and an Indlan head on the back The club and othel spectatols wexe led 1n then cheels by the cheelleadels fo1 thls yeax Ruth Fenton sen1o1 Phyllls Hugos JUHIOI and duung football season they R616 accompanled by Dlck Malkex JUHIOI The gn ls wo1e whlte flannel pleat ed skuts w1th whlte V necked sweatexs wlth blue Ms on the f1ont The Pep Club sponsoled the annual Basketball Banquet and Dance Malch 19 The theme was Spolts fox V1cto1y Whlch vsas the subJect of the mam talk glven by Supt F V Belgman Toastmlstless was Balbala Jean Rogels P1681 dent of the oxganlzatlon Othe1 OfflC6IS mclude Aus Alden uce pxesldent Nadean Poltex secle ta1y F'1ances Slmon stunt chauman I1 IS McLeod SOC1al chanman The sponsol of the club IS Mlss M1ld1ed Ganett g11 ls Physlcal Educatlon teachel Mxss Gallett has been sponsol fox the past thlee yeals Action on the Front ORE THAN evel before mtxamurals we1e stressed thls yeal ln the g1rls gym classes Each g11l taklng gym was xequu ed to pa1t1c1pate ln a glven amount of games before passmg the s1x weeks Among the spolts stlessed wele basketball soft ball volleyball hockey axchely and tennls Of thls group basketball softball and volleyball wele The champlon team of fall softball ploved to spectato1s that they we1e wo: thy of the honox The followmg gnls wexe on thls team Jean Mounts Maxme Goldon Maly E Davls Evelyn Zentz Dorls Bush Joan Futch Letha Condray Wllda Solden Lo1s J Mlnton and Maxlne Wells Volleyball came next wlth the guls battlmg fox v1cto1y Howevex the champlonshlp game was a tle and teams V and VIII had to d1v1de the gloxy On team V Janet Mounts Joyce Reboul V1rg1n1a Balclay Doxothy Blothelson Jean Swenson Vlrgle Campbell Ma1Jo11e Madden Anna F1tzpat11ck Lou1se Nlchols Wllla Jean Alexandel Faye Marle Foveaux and Ada Lou Scott wele the battlexs On team VIII the fighters were Maxgalet KIIGHICZ Phyllls Maltln Malllyn Moore Elame Musxl Beltha Haxus Maxjoue Luehrxng Melva McCon 39 U:' 1'-'zt,Sz '. . ' S, a , . 'z 1, . L:-rs, -'s , ', , ', ' . ' uv-- ' - , , ' 'y , 4 '. '- S, S. ', . . 1 , . S ' '. , ' . s. .' t ' 1 'uf . s, S, ' ' f. os - s ' , ' ' '. ' '. ' 'Z the outstanding intramural sports. , . ' - ' . r' Y' . ' . . . . . - ' y ' ' ' , ' , ' A nell, Esther Yeager, Joan Futch, and Frances Si- mon. In basketball the victorious team was team II. Undefeated team II fought many hard battles to reign as champs. Those on the teams wcre Lona Mae Axelton, Irma Harlan, Ro Jean Bur'gwin. Mar- garet Krienitz, Iris McLeod, Jean Palmer, Clara Rhodes, Donna Roots, Maxine Shriner, Betty Sayre, Doris Scritchfield, Phronsie Pattfn, and Monta Barry. The year closed with the girls swinging the ten- nis racket in the city park under the direction of Miss Garrett. The girls picked their own partners and played in teams. Qualification Good Health ORE THAN ever this year physical fitness was a good watchword Miss Garrett 1 cognrzrng the seriousness of the srtuatron which confronted the nation emphasized health first aid and nu trrtron The selection of pupils for participation in a pro gram of vigorous and rugged activities was based on acceptable physical examinations and tests rn order that th curriculum could be adapted to the needs and abrlrtres of each individual Although the newly built obstacle course was orrgrnally meant for the masculine part of M H S the grrls have used rt to strengthen their muscles for strenuous exercise and work rn class GAA Read for Dut OR SPORTS-loving girls in M H S, the Girls Athletic Association Club was formed. This year the sixty-five members chose for' their officers Wanda Jo Kreiser, presidentg Dorothy Green, vice-president: Roberta Witt, secretary: Doris Bush, treasurerg Eileen Gr'een. program chair- mang Betty Adams, social chairmang Alice Eisen- hut, song leaderg and Dorothy Engle. pianist. Miss Mildred Garrett, instructor of girls' physicial edu- cation, was the club's sponsor. The awards received by members this year were earned by pa1'ticipation in extra activites and work- ing for the needed amount of points. The first award, a blue M requiring 600 points, was awardcd to the following girlsg Margaret Sea- ton, Mary Chapman, Avis Alden. Bonnie Anderson, Doris Bush, Eileen Green, Faye Ma1'ie Foveaux. Wanda Jo Krerser Frances Simon Betty Savre Jean Mounts Vivian Barclay and Alice Ersenhut The second award a gold and brown K requrrrng 1000 points went to Wanda Jo Krerser and Irrs McLeod The thi d award a gold K prn was not awarded to anyone this year A total of 1400 points rs needed to obtain the prn These flashy femmes started the year with a bang by having a Halloween and rnrtratron party which was enjoyed by all Later the sportsters had then annual Powder Puff Prom attended only by G A A members Th prom was a date affair A grrl posing as a boy took another grrl Closing an excrtrng and busy year the grrls ac comoanred by Miss Garrett went on an over night hrke CLUB l 9 I ANl'l ONL Bam lc I ovx Chapman Brad h rvx W Adam rry rr Gran B Gr rrlon ll rr an larclay A n M Gorr 1 'r Fovsnsr n lront mx I cntr n r en n r ar run -X Ln H rr 1 r mmun I 1 rm in ut er cxeaux r arr tt ru r Nl'I WO uk Lvvs L on Whrtnex A Henton Writ Anil r n rruk If c muler r rc Srhnrrrrr rrrtchfreld Mrnt n Wrllrrm Nuh la 4 cud r n rm t r 1 1 r rn ount 1 U Sucolnf ky kennedy OConnell btour rhrrmr Simon No rn prdurr -Xllrn Ault n B h l lx lr trllo lfmnruns hmzlc l'u!rh Gordon Cvrun Harper Hinton Hours hrnr er MtLunn:,ll I tt R gn Shirlry 40 S ARMORED DIVISIO Into Action PENING the season wxth a 12 to 7 wm over the Hlghland Park Scottles and closlng lt w1th a 7 to 0 w1n over Salma the Manhattan Ind1ans swept through the League season to come out second ln the fmal statlstlcs Loslng only to the powerful Junction Cxty aggre gatlon 21 to 14 and to the Abllene Cowhands 13 to 7 the Ind1ans came through the rest of the sea son v1cto11ous Pat Dunne and Jack Howenstme served as cap Clay Center wa the next team to enter the home huntmg gxounds and were soundly trounced 34 to 7 Forty boys saw actlon ln th1s game Man hattan was st1ll on th wax path when Heungton came to the Redskln camp and was swamped 30 to 0 The Ind1ans next moved to Abxlene and were upset 13 to 7 for the econd loss by another league opponent When the McPhe1 son Bullpups moved 1n on Man hattan the team was leady fox them and staged a 13 to 0 w1n The Ind1ans came through wlth a w1n 1n the fmal game over Salma 7 to 0 to com plete a season not as pelfect as the season before but Just as colorful Manhattan completed the season w1th seven w1ns to thelr credlt and two losses WYEQ urth Ro Coach I'l er Mr Bishop Moriarty Grxmes Gxsh Dallmga Lewls Bre er Coach John Thnd Row Gage Hollenbcck Jenkm Ph llnps Sxddens Nabours Flannelly Hanna Lukens Whltney Second Row M Mlll r Frlck Cary Fleldmg Cook Drown C Muller Webster Srack Flmer Munger I-ront Row Howenstme Yxmmerman Aubel Roberts Dunne Coe Otto Swart Batten Rhlne Barry Crlppen talns of the squad At the end of the season three Manhattan players capta1ns Pat Dunne and Jack Howenstme end and tackle lespectlvely and C11f fold Batten fullback were placed on the All League team Lou1s Otto end Ronnxe Webster halfback and Harry Fxeldmg guard were placed on the All League second team Bob Srack and Johnny Roberts backs recelved honorable men t1on Openlng the season wlth wms over Highland Park and Seaman of Topeka 12 to 7 and 13 to 0 the Ind1ans served notlce to the C K L that they would be hard to stop The Braves downed thelr f1rst league opponents Chapman 20 to 19 1n a hard fought game The Junctlon C1ty Blue Jays ventured mto the Ind1ans camp and went home the vlctors 21 to 14 Thls proved to be one of the best games of the sea son although the Indans were defeated Lud F1ser 1n h1s flrst year at M H S led h1s boys to a second place ln the C K L Lud IS well hked by the boys whlch attubutes to the fme coopera tlon he 1ece1ved from the boys Boots Johnson also new to MHS th1s year helped Lud ln roundlng out the team He coached the l1ne Coach F1ser awa1 ded letters to the followmg boys F11'St team letters B111 Auble Herbert Barry Chfford Batten Harold Cary Maynard Coe Max Cook Jlm Drown Pat Dunne Howard Elmer Har old Fleldlng Ted Grlmes Jack Howenstme Klm Lukens Charles M1ller Maxvm Mlller Glenn Mun ger Lou1s Otto Royce Pence Jlm Rhme John Roberts B1llS1ddens Bob Srack Ray Swalt Ron me Webster Kenyon Whltney and Cllfford Zim mexman 41 M m' ' s . 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Through- out the season these boys, with their fine sportsmanship and clean play led the squad to many victorles PAT DUNNE fflghtl played left end on the team and proved his worth as he was placed on the all league team Pat s pass snatchlng ability and fine defensive play played havoc with the opponents JACK HOWENSTINE fleftl played tackle and was always in the thick of lt Jack was noted for his hard tackllng and iunnlng over his opponents Jack was also chosen for the all league team Honorabl NCLUDED in the list of footbal' lettermen for 1942 were twelve senlors These boys played their last game for MHS when the Indians trounced the Salina Maroons 7 0 Among the twelve were co caotalns Pat Dunne and Jack Howenstine Others who will not return for anothel year of competition are the following BILL AUBEL- Hog as he was known to the boys was a light but hard hitting guard Lettering two years B111 proved to be a valuable cog in the Indian machine TIP BATTEN Nicknamed Snail by the boys Tip showed very little evidence of deserving this name when he h1t the line Playing the fullback slot and calling slgnals he was perhaps the most valuable back on the squad Post season all star cholces found Batten on the C K L all stars and the all state second team HERB BARRY Herb played a guard position for the Redskins Although he wasn t a starter he proved his worth every tlme he was in the game MAYNARD COE Better known as Hank Coe made the coaches s1t up and take notice all season A two year letterman he was a starter in a b1g share of the games ROYCE PENCE Everyone knew him as Roz Playing center n the Junction game Roz was in Jured putting him out for the s ason Before he went hovs ever he displayed enough talent to make hlm one of the best centers in the C K L LOU OTTO A 6 foot 5 inch end Lou made a wondelful target for Indian passers He was a 42 Discharged deadly tackler and blocker and was mentioned on the second team of CKL all stars RAY SWART Anothel b1g boy who got ln the hair of Redskm opponents Ray played end and tackle and was a hard man to get around JIM RHINE Although he got off to a slow stalt the finish of the season found Jim playing a lot of guard JOHNNY ROBERTS A newcome1 to the Indians Roberts took ove1 at the blocking back His speed was his most valuable asset CLIFF ZIMVIERMAN Playing fullback Cliff cracked plenty of heads when he h1t the line He was an exceptlonally good blocker Ba k R w Barry limmerman Dunne P n Aubel Batten R b rt I-r nt Ro n me Rhin 1 N url C e , , . 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' n w-Howe st' , ' v, Ott I, Sw: , o . -fi liil BOB SRACK lllghtl Elected as one of next years co captalns Bob wlll probably be ln there most of the tlme Playlng qualterback he IS noted fol hls punt retulns and swlvel hlpped ball Cally lng He 16Ce1Ved honolable mentlon ln C K L all Stal ChOlC6S HARRY FIELDING lleftl Hally was chosen as the othel co Captaln fol 1943 He plays a guald posltlon and was plobably the best man on thls hlm on the second team at guard FINAL C L STANDINGS Team Pc Junctlon Clty MANHATTAN McPhe1 son Abllene Chapman Sallna Clay Centel SFASON S RECORD Manhattan Manhattan Manhattan Manhattan Manhattan Manhattan Manhattan Manhattan Manhattan Seaman Chapman J unctlon Clty Clay Center Hel lngton McPhe1 son Abllene Sallna Pts O Pts Hlghland Pal k Next Year EXT SEASON the Indlans Wlll open wlth a full team of letulnlng lettermen and they are ex pected to be one of the outstandlng teams ln the Centlal Kansas League The eleven returnlng lettelmen ale Co Captaln Bob SIaCk Ronnle WCUSUBI Kenyon Whltney and Ted Gllmes backs Howard Elmel and Harold Caly ends Co Captaln Harold Fleldlng and Jlm Dlown guards Chal les Mlller and Glenn Munger tackles and Max Cook centel Bob Slack one of next yeal s co captalns played ln the backfleld thls season and was a dependable stalter all season Bob was best on hls punt I9 tulnlng ablllty and at the end of the years cam ral n recelved honolable mentlon on the C K L all stal team Halold Fleldlng anothel Junlol and the othel co captaln fol next yeal was one of the haldest flghtlng guards ln the confelence Hally was placed on the second team ln the Centlal Kansas League statlstlcs and was a Iegulal stal ter on thlS yeal s Indlan squad Jlm Dlown Junlol wlll take ovel the othel Shalt lng guald s lot next yeal along wlth Fleldlng If hls playlng thls past yeal ploves anythlng Jlm Wlll be one of the loughest boys on the team and should be heald floln a lot when he Sta1tS 10111Dg Howald Elmel JUHIOI showed up exceptlonally well when replaclng Pat Dunne at the left end spot Howald IS one of the best tackles on the team and ploved h1S W01th ln sevelal games He could also snag those passes Anothel Junlor IS Halold Caly who looks good as an end plospect fol next season Thls past sea son when replaclng Otto he played a stlong de fenslve game and should plove a lough customer fO1 MHS opponents Royce Pence was lnjured wlll plobably be the Stal tlng centel fol next yeal s Redskln squad One of the outstandlng backfleld men ln the con felence was anothel JUDIOI ROHHIC W6bSt61 He was a constant staltel and wlll be back to spalk the Indlan trlbe next season Hls second team belth on the C K L selectlons D1OV6d h1S worth Chal les Mlller leached hls peak dullng the Abllene game and should capably flll a tackle DOS1 tlon next year Kenyon Whltney Junlol back wlll be ln the lunnlng for a backfleld pos1t1on Kenyon IS noted fol h1S powel dllvlng lnto the llne and he should become one of the best llne plungers of the comlng season Glenn Mungel Junlol tackle IS one of the small est llnemen on the squad but th1S fact do sn t d1S coulage hlm ln the least as h1S playlng showed Glenn should be ln one of the top spots on next yeal s team Ted Gllmes the only sophomole who letteled should be groomed lnto a flne passel and puntel when the 43 season 10118 alound Ted wlll be heald flom a lot next yeal 43 2 in his . . . 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' .... 3 2 1 .563 80 68 . - ' ....... 3 3 0 .500 93 70 ' 3 0 .soo 'zo 54 ' y ' - - , ' - ' ........ 2 4 0 .333 58 41 ' ' ' ' ' I ' ' ..., 0 6 0 .000 32 154 ' ' ' ' ' ' ---------13 -------------- 0 , - - ' - - V ---------20 ------------19 - ' ' --,------14 ' ' ---------21 .. ---------34 ---------- 7 ' --4------31 -' ---if------- 0 I' ' I 0 ' --------- 7 ' --------------13 ' ' ' . --------v 7 ' --------------- O u 0 1- ARTILLERY BRIGADE V N Bug Guns Open Fire NDER THE tutelage of a new mentor Boots Johnson the Ind1an basketeexs opened the 42 43 season wlth seven sen1o1s a JUHIOI and a soph omole mcluded on the f11 st team Four xetulmng MHS lettexmen two lettelmen fxom othe1 schools and three IBSCIVB lette1men made up the expeuenced po1t1on of the team Ted Gumes sophomole was the only lnexperlenced man to make the fnst team The lettelmen we1e Lou Otto cente1 No1V G1sh fOlWa1d Deane To111ve1 fo1wa1d N01 man John on guald Johnny Roberts had letteled at Colby and Jule Thompson at Lebanon Tlp Batten Ray Swalt and Ronnle Webstel were all ICSBIVG letter men Txavelmg to Abllene the REdSklHS opened the leavue season w1th a 34 26 w1n ovel the Cowhands but lost to Junctlon C1ty ln a hald fought game the followlng nlght on the home coult The Chapman I11Sh we1e the next Ind1an foe and 1n an oveltlme th11l1e1 the Il1Sh won out 43 40 Lou Otto set a confelence f1ee thlow 18CO1d dul mg the evening s1nk1ng 14 of 16 attempts fxom the charlty 11ne Salma came to Manhattan the followmg veeek and took an easy 40 29 v1cto1y Empona followed sult and tummed a sllghtly ovel confldent Ind1an bunch 37 34 The Tube took to the load aga1n the followlng nlght and stopped long enough 1n Topeka to take a 40 31 wallopmg Commg home flghtlng mad they went on the Walpath at Clay Center to roll up an 1mp1ess1ve 51 23 vxctoly Johnny Robelts lang up 21 poxnts The follow mg nlght McPhe1 son came to the Ind1an uk Rovx lln H B1 hop Ccach Fuser Qrack Drown Ll anmzel I'l6'lIllI'lH Whltmy Ilummnr Ram ey Plannelly I ner I,llllI1Ld lhttln Hlrfm Supt I' V Bergman Coanh John on Front lrvx lolllver Fhump on Wdx ur Battmn Mxllu Mungu o G1 h Rthr t Gume Johnson Aftel the f11St few games Chal les M1l1e1 a Jun 101 took over as xesexye centex Befole the season openel the squad held a meet mg and elected a captam fo1 the yeal No1v G1Sh a sen1o1 lettelman at fo1wa1d was chosen as the Redskln leadel The B1aves opened the season at Seaman Hlgh ln Topeka and playlng 1n a clackexbox gym de feated the V1k1ngs 35 34 with Lou Otto dunkmg 14 polnts Joulneylng to Empoua the followlng week the T11be took a 30 29 oveltxme dec1s1on when Lou Otto tal11ed flom the chauty l1ne ln the extla D6l1Od W1th tvxo close V1Ct0l16S undel the11 belts the Blaves flnally lan 1nto tlouble ln the fo1m of the Topeka Txojans who tllpped them 32 27 Captaln Nou Glsh led the Ind1an SCOIGIS mth 9 pomts 44 camp and edged out a 41 39 w1n Captam No1v Gxsh and Lou Otto scoxed 13 polnts each Abllene made lt hot the next week but Otto scored ln an ove1t1me to glve the Redsklns a v1c to1y The b1g game w1th Junctlon agaxn found Otto vunnxng 1t w1th a goal ln an ovextlme pell0d Chapman outlasted the Blaves and took a 29 25 declslon In one of the best games of the season McPhe1son took a thullex 36 35 Salma had a b1g thnd qua1te1 ln the next game and hung the woxst defeat of the season on the T11be 48 29 Clay Centel ploved to be easler and the Indlans took It out on them to the tune of 51 26 In the f11st mound of the 1eg1onal toulnament at Junctlon C1ty the T11be dlew the Salma Maxoons who aftex a haxd battle won out 38 32 closlng the cage season fo1 the Redsklns 2 2 , D - . .4 H - , , . 4 ' ' . 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ROW -'Kctlon the II1Llldl'lS meet the Top ln Trojans 1 d th SIIIHA Nl 1ro n BOIFOM ROW Jule Thomp on bemor Deane Follnmr Semor Captun INorx G1 h Senlor fed brlme Sophomore Nor man J hn un Senlor The Team NORVILLE GISH was the Redskm leadel thls yeal He kept the team flghtlIlg when the golng was lough and played a good brand of ball hlmself Gooch as he was known to the boys was deadly accu1ate w1th a left handed hook shot f1om the co1ne1 He was thlld hlgh 1n 1nd1v1dual sco11ng LOU OTTO w1ll nevel be fo1 gotten as long as bas ketball IS played at MHS The 6 foot 5 1nch glant centel was the Indlan sco11ng ace f1n1sh1ng the season w1tl1 neally 200 pomts He was chosen as cente1 on the all confe1ence team and by h1S team mates as the most valuable playex on th1s yeax s team TIP BATTEN IS an all a1ound athlete He lette1 ed 1n thlee spo1ts thls yeax T1p was a ma1nstay at guaxd all season and was ploud to be able to clalm the d1st1nct1on of mak1ng the most pexsonal fouls of any B1 ave He was noted th1oughout the league fo1 hlS smashmg type of cou1t play JOHNNY ROBERTS was new to MHS athletlcs th1s yeax but ovelcame the hand1cap to become a leg ulal 1n thxee spoxts He covered a forward spot fox the Ind1an cagels and SCOlEd ovex 100 poxnts to take second 1n the 1nd1v1dual scol mg HIS 21 polnts agalnst Clay Center wele the most sco1ed by any B1 ave 1n a s1ngle game DEANE TOLLIVER was the smallest man on the cou1t th1s yea1 but also one of the fastest Deane was a wely clevex ball handlel and was often 18 sponslble fox baskets cledlted to othex boys ln the box scoles JULE THOMPSON was anothe1 newcome1 to the Indlan couxt agglegatlon He played gua1d and was noted fox h1s haxd d11x 1ng style of play Al though not a conslstent playel Jule showed flashes of blll11anCe on occas1ons NORMAN JOHNSON was a 1etu1n1ng 1ette1man thlS yea1 He had a tough tlme gettmg unde1 way but along towaxd the end of the season he h1t his stxlde He was a valuable man at the guaxd po s1t1on RONNIE WEBSTER IS the captaln of next yea1 s cagexs HIS stexlmg play at guald th1s season ealned hlm the xespect of all of lns team mates 45 1 I 1' X 5 1. s 1 , 1 N 4 A ' he Q .4 4: vit W X 1 , K L I , bw . ii H ' 4 V . q f :J bw' 4 ' . 'fyf' . L ' 5 J ,N N M fx' . 9 Q . H J N' ' ' X :I 1 , , : 1 . X X 3: . , fy, , 5,4 I . . , LQA , fl, . A .eds I - - 1x4 f7 A vi:--.N V , X 1 ' .I M V , fp -1 ., , ' - ' ,TA - ' . lL' h 7 . 0 , S ' ' 1 h Q R I ' ts, S' ' 'J Ii 'H - S ' , . 'or: 'lip Buttvn, So 'org h -s ' - , 'r . 1 . ' -1 ' as .' - v 'z : 1 n e C: ' ' 1 1 o s. - s .' ' 3 '-' -' : 1' ' ' 's, ' :' s,.' : -- 0 5 , A . . . ' V ' . ' ,, -- , Y 1 . . ' . ' ' ' ' ' .' , . ' . . V I . - 1 ' w' , ' ' ' 1 v 1 ,' . ' ' . . ' . . - . ' - . ' . .' ,' - . ' .1 ' . , ' . . , . . ' . y s w n A ' ' v , ' ' . ' . ' . ' Without a doubt, Ronnie will develop into a court mainstay next year when he takes over the team leadership. CHARLES MILLER played center on the squad thrs year and wrll be back for another year of com petrtron He played under the handrcap of having an all conference man playrng the same posrtron Next year should be hrs year to shrne TED GRIMES was the only sophomore on the frrst team Because of hrs comparative rnexperrence Ted drdnt get to play regularly but when he drd get rn he let the coaches know that he would be rrght up there next year Other than the three returning lettermen Webster Grrmes and Mrller next years squad rs gorng to be very rnexperrenced However wrth several good reserve lettermen and a fine crop of freshmen comrng back Coach Boots Johnson should be able to fashron a team that wrll grve a good account of rtself rn any game Dec Dec J an Jan Jan Jan Jan Jan Jan Jan Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Mar Mar Mar The Season Record Manhattan Manhattan Manhattan Manhattan Manhattan Manhattan Manhattan Manhattan Manhattan Manhattan Manhattan Manhattan Manhattan Manhattan Manhattan Manhattan Manhattan Manhattan Manhattan Opponent Seaman Emporra Topeka Abilene Junction City Chapman Salma Topeka Clay Center McPherson Emporia Junction Crty Abrlene McPher son Salina Faculty Clay Center Salma there there here there here here here there there here here here here there there here here J unct C Intramurals NTRAMURAL program thrs year was carrred out on a small scale due to the war It was enroyed rmmensely however by all who took part Intra mural football was discontinued entirely because most of the boys were on the school squad The Indrans had the state record for the number of boys out for football last year Thrs was one of the marn reasons that football rntramurals were not held The battle for the basketball rntramural crown was hard fought wrth the results endrng rn a tre between the Coast Guard and the Arr Corps The ten boys of the rntramural program who 46 Conferrrng rn the coaches offrce before a crucial game are Captarn Norv Grsh Coach Lud Frser and Coach Boots Johnson Norv Grsh a senror was chosen at the openrn of the season to lead the Tribe through a tough court schedule He performed well at his forward post and provrded a needed punch rn many of the Indian s games Lud Frser head football and track coach as srsted during the basketball season as second team mentor Under hrs guidance som promrsrng un derclassmen were developed Boots Johnson was the headman of the 1943 edrtron of MHS cagers Comrng from Councrl Grove to take over the court rerns Boots developed a fast breaking style of play which pleased the fans and produced wrnnrng results were picked for all stars were Royce Pence Ray Swart Shelton Marlow Clrfford Zrmmerman Drck Marker Forrrs Frrck Bob Brewer Calvin Srmonton and Guy Allen Bob Stover Bob Speer and Walter McClure were rated honorable mention The all star offrcrals as elected by the players were Bob Speer and Kim Lukens Roy Drown and Royce Pence received honorable mentron as offrcrals Although they put up a hard struggle the all stars lack of experrence and practice cost them their exhrbrtron match wrth the second team They were also beaten by the hrstory makrng faculty 4MPr team The faculty hot shots played through the rntramural season without an rntramural loss This was due to the vast experience that they had at their command The mam sponsor was Mr Boles who was ably supported by Ml Truax and Mr Clark All three of these men played on the faculty rntramural team as well as berng the supervisors of the pro gram Through their combrned efforts the rntra mural program was a success On the whole the rntramural program was a great success and the boys are lookrng forward to next year when the program will be started again . 11 35 34 . , . 18 30 ' 29 A ' . 2 27 32 U n f ' ' . 3 34 ' 26 , A U, . 9 31 ' ' 34 ' 3 ' ' . 15 40 43 ' . 22 29 ' 43 . 23 31 40 ' ' ' - ' ' ' ' ' ,29 51 23 ' y . 30 39 41 ' ' . 5 33 ' 37 ' ' - . 9 37 ' ' 35 . 12 23 ' 21 Feb. 18 Manhattan 24 Chapman 29 there , . - , , . 20 35 - 36 V . y ' - - . ,' - . 26 29 ' 48 -, ' , - -, ' ' , -. 2 37 32 - 2 .2 ' -. 5 51 26 , '.. ' ' ' '- , ' -.12 32 ' 38 . . . l , THINCLADS RETAIN CKL CRC LTHOUGH they started slow the Indian thin clads fmrshed the 43 track season with a bang by taking the conference and regronal crowns The CKL championshlp was the second consecutive league championship for the MHS clndermen Immediately following the close of the basket ball season Coaches Fiser and Johnson began fashlonrng a well balanced team from an abun dance of material Eight lettermen returned for another year of competition along with several re serve lettermen a few boys with recognrzed talent but lacking experience and a host of unt sted asprrants The returning lettermen Hanna Hofsess Batten Slddens Elmer Frrck Gage and D Battin formed the experienced portron of the team The season got under way with an intra squad meet rn which the Blues captained by Trp Batten were vrctorlous over the Reds and Whites led by Howard Elmer and B111 Hofsess respectively Several outstanding performances were given ln A duel with Junction put the Tribe back on the trarl as they outscored the Jays 72 V3 to 59M Trrbesmen captured ten blue ribbons rn the meet and tled for another The CKL meet was held the following week and the lmproved Indian thrnclads again showed their winning colors as they scored 66 points to out distance their nearest r1val for the trtle Salina who fmrshed wrth 47M Several Indrans became individual CKL cham prons by virtue of winning their respective events Bill Slddens won a blue ribbon in the 100 yard dash Norv Gish took frrst rn the Javelin throw John Roberts won two frrsts in the hurdles Ray Hanna breezed through the half mrle run to win first Ted Grimes captured the hrgh Jump and the 880 yard relay team won their event Other Indlan pornts came vra seconds thirds fourths and fifths won by other members of the squad The State Regionals the following week found the Tribe still more lmproved as they downed the highly favored Topeka TroJans 8012 to 7515 'ww Back Row Grandfreld Cary Daily Spencer Ho ner Hinkley Boles Shellenbaum lourth Row Plsmr Green McClure Winter Mackintosh Johnston Slmonton Buster Miller Machrn Coach Johnson Third Row Weigel Balderson Bus enbark Rogers Hoke Pence R Gould Kortman C Gould Thayer Faulkner Sllker Sec nd R w Ocl chlaeger Allen Grimes Drown I-'lannelly Stover Srack I-rick lrrst Row Sayre Thomp on Hofse Batten G1-sh Lrmm r man Srddens Elmer Hanna Gage Nabours Cederberg' Not in picture Bascom Brewer Cleavlnger Dallrnga E ling r Feldlng Johnson McCole Munger Patter on Robert Whrtmy Scott Web ter Allrngham Compton McKe n Tow Navarro White Buckner e meet and it offered Coach FISEI' a chance to balance the team for the frrst regular meet a tri angular affair with Topeka Junction Crty and the Indrans competing The TroJans of Topeka took the meet scoring 75 pornts Whlle the Tribe finished in second place with 57W points and Junction City tagged along last with 37 33 counters Brll Srddens was the whole show for the Braves scorlng 16M polnts The next week found ten Indrans traveling to Lawrence for the K U Relays Luck was against them however for they came home with only two points both garnered by Bob Stover who captured fourth rn the pole vault Again several Braves showed wrnnrng colors as they captured frrsts in the 100 yard dash 220 yard dash 880 yard run 880 yard relay drscus throw Javelrn throw medley relay and low hurdles Several boys qualified for the state meet which was held the followlng week rn WlChlta The squad held a meetrng at the close of the season and voted to elect honorary co captains for the season past At an awards assembly Clifford Batten and John Roberts were announced as the duly elected honorary co captains Trophres and letters were also presented at the assembly 47 eavmg the Track NLY six boys checked in the11 spikes to don cap and gown this season These seniois al though few in numbei iepiesent a lot of powei that will be lost to the Indian thin clads next sea son TIP BATTEN closed his tlack C211981 with a dis cus toss of 126 feet to take the event in the ieglon als He was an outstanding pe1fo1me1 in both the shotput and discus events fox two seasons and will be gieatly missed NORV GISH won the CKL championship in the Javelin thiow in his f11St yeai out fo1 track and twice tossed the spear ovei 160 feet He was a conslstent point makei in both the Javelin and discus BILL HOFSESS was a two yeai letteiman win ning a valsity M in h1s Junioi yeai 1n the high Jump and in his sen1o1 yeai in the dashes B111 was a member of the v1ctor1ous lelay teams and his depaiture w1ll leave a gap in the xelay colps JOHNNY ROBERTS was a high scoiel in the huldles and broad Jump On sevei al occaslons he led the team in points and was a CKL champion in both hui dle iaces JULE THOMPSON came thiough in the medley a lead which they kept to win the championship He was one of the few good quaitei milers on this yeal s team HAROLD OELSCHLAEGER in his first year out won h1S vaislty M in the mile lun The ca11ot thatched lad was one of the most lmpioved boys on the squad at the end of the yeai Next Year 5 Team ITH the coming of tiack season next spimg the Manhattan Indians should be well foiti fled in evely event With the piospect of thuteen 1etu1n1ng lettelmen the futule looks mole than biight Leading this list aie B111 Siddens Howaid Elmex and Ray Hanna All thlee of these boys pioved then woith this yeai as they wele con sistent winneis duxing the entue 43 tiack season Siddens speclallties ale the 100 and 220 yaid dashes and ielays He came thlough as expected in the Regional this year with wins in both the dashes Howaid Elmels speed was suipassed only by Siddens and this conbinatlon could usually be counted on foi 9 points in the 100 and 220 Howaid came in second in both of the dashes and took a thnd in the 440 in the Regional Ray Hanna s speclal event was the half mile and he came thiough in the Regional with a fust Ray also ian on the ielay teams and the 220 yaid dash The pole vault will be undei the contiol of Bob Stovei Bob s best vault was 10 feet 9 inches which he accomplished at the K U Relays to take fouith Ted Gumes placed fust in the Regional in the Javelln and a tie foi thnd in th high Jump and will show plenty of piomise in these events next year Othei 1etu1n1ng letteimen will be Beinaid Dallinga Javelin Bob Slack huidles Walt Gage dashes Haxold Caiy quaitei and Hai old Fielding weights M Club nk Row u n-,on Srack Slddrn Bruur C :ry O 0 art I' uk I cr n rn nlrw ner l-rnnt Rfw lollncr Hoff roxsn Wahl r Aubcl Iatlc-n Howrnstine G1 h Plmu I-ulllim, 'Vlungu Cook N 1 in Jntu Lu Dunnc lence 48 ' r relay at the regionals to give the Indians a first and I I ' , 1 , . . . . . . . - ,, V 3 ln- V-WJ h ,- , . 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Lettermen Only CLUB rs an or ganrzatron composed of lettered athletes A boy may become a member of thrs club by letter rng rn a major sport wrth a frrst or second team letter or a reserve letter Club sponsorshrp was shared by Coach Lud Frser and Coach Boots Johnson Members of the club chose the followrng offrcers for the frrst semester Ray Swart presrdent Jack Howenstrne uce presrdent Bob Srack secretary treasurer Norvrlle Glsh program charrman Royce Pence socral charrman and Brll Srddens sergeant at arms Offrcers for the second semester were chosen as follows Clrfford Batten presrdent Harold Freld mg vrce presrdent Maynard Coe secretary treas urer B111 Auble and Jack Howenstrne program charrmen Royce Pence socral charrman and Charles Mrller sergeant at arms New members were rnltrated by the actrve mem bers who held a party rn honor of the new pledges The pledges were served refreshments rn the form of raw oysters and raw eggs The followrng week durrng school hours the pledges were requrred to trve member who was wearrng hrs letter An actrve could have the pledges do push ups or deep knee bends at any trme The b1g M Club event was a dance at the Coun try Club for all M Club members and then dates Each club member rnxrted another boy and hrs date to attend The annual Faculty Varsrty basketball game was played after the basketball season closed Thrs game was sponsored by the M Club and all mem bers sold trckets for the prrce of frve cents per trcket The M Club also sponsored a date prcnrc The affarr was enjoyed by all and thrs may become an annual event Minor Sports Go to War ECAUSE of scarcrty of golf equrpment and lack of transportatron the mrnor sports have been abolrshed for the duratron Those sports that are classrfred as mrnor sports are golf tennrs and de bate If the golf team could have been contrnued MHS would no doubt have had a team of whrch rt could have been proud There were four returnrng letter men to take over where they left off last year The team has made qurte a record for rtself rn the last three years and we know that after the war they wrll contrnue to uphold the Indrans reputa tron School Song Deep rn our hearts there Ines a love For dear old MHS Well grve rt pr arse through all the days The Hrgh School we love best MHS all harl to thee' M H S wrll ever be In our hearts a precious memory Hall' Harl' to thee MHS It stands for truth and loyalty Its arm and purpose hrgh Though we may roam afar from home Well ever sound our cry MHS all harl to thee' MHS wrll ever be In our hearts a precrous memory Harl' Harl' to thee MHS eat 'mls fCont1nued from Page 169 was Just outside of town on hrghway 40 For food? andwrches rce cream cookres relrsh potato salad and pop And Mrs Bayles sent apples for all of us rn memory of Benny a former member of our group who was krlled rn actron at sea thrs wrnter I suppose the hrgh school won t see such contented senrors return from a sneak rn a long trme to come The date was May frfth Maybe you dont re member Just why we had had such wonderful food It was because we brought rn more money from the senror play than had ever been made before and we had almost one hundred per cent rn the dues collectron That marked the begrnnrng of the end of the senror class of 43 We presented our last wrll and testament to the underclassmen and drd all the hundred and one thrngs the senrors tradrtronally do To add to the confusron of the last mrnute rush the boys were takrng the V 12 exams and other srmrlar tests We had the Blue M dance the dance that had always marked the end for us be fore but now we strll had the marn event of the whole three years before us graduatron Bacca laureate speaker was Dan Johnsons father Rev T H Johnson Frve more days passed and rt was all over We marched up the arsle rn our gray robes recelved our diplomas and that was rt Of course we had our dance afterward but we were all too happy to pay much attentron to rt Thus the graduatrng class of 43 bowed grace fully out do you remember rt all? I hope so If you thrnk of anythrng else wrrte and tell me for Id sure lrke to hear from you all agarn Ill be seem you 49 Z ' - , ' z - ' - . . . . , . . . , : ' , ' - ' - : , ' ' 3 O , , . . . . Q . .' . , . . ' . , ' ' ' ' l carry a pair' of athletic shoes and to salute any ac- AH - . . that WHS the SD9Ci21, special. SUDGI'-ChiCk6r1 ' l ' 1 ! I 7. r . l . ' - ' ' 1 KA !l A y , ' - - - s U v V - - - - - oe llHllfIDlNlllIl19 GDN 1151? AVIIEQ 4DlIRllDllE5lIR 410115 6llUlHIlllEJ IIDACM September 14 H1 Y Watermelon Feed September 24 Student Councrl Tea September 30 G R Recognrtron Servrce Tea October 10 Scrap Metal Dance November 14 Prgskrn Prom November 18 H1 Y Father Son Banquet January 15 Actrvrty Trcket Dance January 22 Stamp Stomp January 30 Gold Dlgg81S Ball February 12 G R Heart Srster Tea March 6 Stable Stomp March 19 Basket Ball Banquet and Dance Aprrl 17 Junror Senror Banquet Aprrl 22 Junror Senror Dance May Nay May May May May 1 8 Sophomore Party G R 1V'other Daughter Banquet F F A Mother Son Receptron Srgnature Party Baccalaureate SBIVICB Commencement f N SEPTEMBER 14 the H Y organrzatron was host to the boys and faculty of MHS at rts annual watermelon feed Of course the object of these feeds rs to frll the boys wrth watermelon but the party rnvarrably ends wrth a battle royal It was a three round bout that raged from one end of Sunset Park to the other The Junrors and senrors attacked the sophomores to get thrngs started Round two saw the Junrors trying to hold therr own agarnst the combrned efforts of the senrors and sophomores The senrors got the blunt end of the thrrd round and so ended the 1942 wat er melon feed EAR THE begrnnrng of each school year the Student Councrl sponsors a tea for the new students rn MHS The purpose of thrs tea was to grve the new students a chance to get acquarnted 50 wrth the old students The students were enter ta1ned by a short musrcal program rn the musrc room and then were escorted to the foods room where they were served refreshments prepared by the foods classes AR PLUS the need of a good trme brought forth the scrap metal dance The Student Councrl sponsored thrs actrvrty to take the place of the usual Pre Prom Mrxer It was somethrng new and dlfferent ln the way of dances Admrssron was a pound or more of scrap metal It was each donor s prrvrlege to throw hrs contrrbu trons rn the faces of Hrtler MUSSOIIHI and T030 whrch deco1ated the salvage box HE 1942 PIGSKIN Prom held November 14 was rergned over by Mrss Patt Farrman a senror and Jack Howenstme co captarn of thrs years football team The prom IS an annual affarr rn honor of the football boys Decoratrons were curtarled because of the war but the bandstand and throne were colorful havrng recerved most of the attentron of the decoratrng commrttee The krng and queen were presented then crowns at rntermrssron A mrnrature down box was grven the krng for a scepter Forrest Cloud and hrs Top Hatters gave forth wrth both sweet and hot Jrve Skelly Mar low gracrously carrred out the dutres of master of ceremonres The glrls who were selected as candrdates for queen of the prom were Patt Farrman Barbara Cordts Ethlyn Parry Colleen Peterson Darlene Knauer Carolyn Glover Betty Emery Ruth Whrt nah Nrna Heberer Shrrley Mrller Alrce Charlson Juanrta Sweeney Glorra Grvens Jo Ann Scheu and Etrenne Guerrant The candrdates for krng were Jack Howenstrne Pat Dunne Howard Elmer Ted Grrmes Harold Freldrng B111 Srddens Bob Srack John Roberts Glenn Munger Ronnle Webster B111 Aubel Hank Coe Lou Otto Ray Swart and T1p Batten 'X X A 1 ' Q r v 1 1 . . 1. - . . . . . . 14- . . . 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Q U . , ' v ' v , v - , r ' - ' -' . .1 . 1 , y - - , rr - wr r r Y - HZEFMZFSZSZ Kaya lv OVEMBER 18 was a momentous day ln the l1ves of H1 Y membe1s th1s yea1 It was on this day that these boys and the11 dads t1a1psed to the study hall amld splendlfexous odo1s 1ssu1ng fxom hu e baskets COV61 ed wlth llnen napkms Each boy and h1s dad we1e mtloduced and the feed mole than fosteled the good wxll of the two genelatlons -AY54 RECORD was set ln Manhattan Hlgh when durlng one week thexe wexe two dances held on the maples of the boys gymnaslum On the nlght of Janualy 15 aftex th Chapman basketball game an act1v1ty tlcket dance took place Those who d1d not have act1v1ty tlckets wele admltted fox f1ve cents The muslc was canned but so11d Thls was the fnst dance of 1tS klnd 1n MHS The Stamp Stomp whxch gave folth on Janualy 22 at ten th11ty ln the mo1n1ng was the othel blg deal Thxs dance was held at the end of the foul th hour fmal and the admlsslon pllce was a defense stamp of any denomlnatlon Ray Hannas newly formed olchestxa appeal 1ng fo1 the f11st tlme blared long and loud but all emoyed 1t' 4 q... 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IIEEI' t G, I it A zegaeee aawa ANUARY thutleth was the nlght fo1 the gn ls to blossom forth and show the boys the good tlme fO1 that was the nlght of the Goldxggels Ball' Th1S was the second WPA 'Women Pay A111 pal ty fo1 MHS and lt DIOY ed to be anothe1 howllng success Paxt of the pay went fox novel colsages and the lest of It was spent fo1 food fo1 the wolves Thele wexe games f01 those who d1d not dance MUSIC was provlded by a numbex of the bette1 olchestlas The JUHIOIS ce1ta1nly d1d themselves up ploud and ye old tl 1te statement a good t1me was had by all ploved only too txue HE ANNUAL Semox Jun1o1 was held on Malch 6 The theme of the b1 affan was the Stable Stomp and the decolatlons and costumes wexe 1n accoxdance Decolatlons consist d of sxlhouettes of faxm anl mals a coln band and a ba1n dool To get onto the dance floox It was necessaly to pass thlou h the conal gate The p1og1ams we1e handed out aftel a gland malch mound the stable As an added attlactlon to the colox ful scene on the shouldels of many of the gnls we1e defense stamp colsages ThlS wo1 thy DIOJECY. was sponsox ed by a commlttee of the Student Councll The Sen1o1 Junlor this yea1 was unlque to say the least 51 lhrrrrrtorrerr lIEeXC5lIflIE9llNlllI1DlIt3llD QQ N MARCH 19 the annual basketball banquet and dance was given by the 1943 Pep Club As rn prevrous years the gala affair was rn honor coach of the basketball squad and the basketball The toastmrstress was Barbara Rogers presrdent of the Pep Club Prrncrpal speaker for the evenrng was Superintendent F V Bergman who spoke on Sports for Vrctory Other speakers rncluded the coach Boots Johnson Principal H H Brshop and Nor vrlle Grsh captain of thrs year s squad who presented the newly elected captain for the 1944 cagers Ronnie Webster Following the banquet the students and teachers went to the boys gym where they enjoyed an eve nrng of dancrng During the rntermrssron an In for matron Please contest was held Identrfrcatron of baby prctures was both amusing and confusrng Clifford Batten won the long debated contest Mrss Bergmann sang sever al popular songs and then the dancrng was continued Thus another successful basketball season ended and the Pep Club relaxed after a swell party two parts The banquet was held at the Meth odrst Church on the seventeenth of Aprrl The dance on the followrng Thursday before Easter va cation rn the boys gym The Junior Senror rs the only semr formal rn the school s socral actrvrtres and the upperclassmen always look forward to rt during the year The theme of the gala affarr was center ed around the Top Hat Nite Club The decorations both at the dance and at the banquet followed along these lines The guests were greeted by the recervrng lrne whrch was composed of the class officers therr dates and Mrss Marley class sponsor The tables at the banquet were decorated with top hats dancrng dolls and colored paper The nut cups were rn the shape of top hats as were the center pieces The program consrsted of sever al talks and some musrcal numbers The talks were made by Cath errne Gundy as the Hat Check Grrl who gave the senror response and Miss Ida Mae Elder whose talk was entitled No Cover Charge Musrcal numbers consrsted of a vocal solo by Phil Krser and an rnstrumental trio composed of Ray Hanna Harris Clark and Betty McClung The senror class president then presented the class 52 crook to the Junior class pr esrdent Thrs crook con tarns all the pennants left by graduatrng classes and remarns rn the show case rn the main hall At the dance the wraps were taken by Hat Check Grrls dressed rn black dresses and whrte apr ons At one end of the room was a bar which was managed by sophomor bartenders wear rng the conventronal whrte shrr ts and bow tres The boys served cokes to the stags who gathered around the bar and to the couples srttrng at the tables around the floor rn the usual nrght club style From the center of the cerlrng hung a huge top hat Strung across the room were glittering stars grvrng the party some added sparkle The musrc was furnished by the Marshall Freld Jrve Bombers who also provided the specralty numbers during intermission at whrch trme the hat check girls sold war stamps rn the form of corsages to the socralrtes The party was engoyed by both classes and the senrors outwardly admitted that the party was equal to or surpassed that of the prevrous year X AYBASKET DAY was the nrght that the therr annual shrn dig Thrs party rs the only ex clusrve Sophomore hoe down of the year and thrs year rt was really a hoe down the theme being aprons and overalls Games and dancrng were the marn entertarn ments of the evenrng wrth the delrcrous refresh ments playrng a close second O TOP OFF all Grrl Reserve social actrvrtres for the year was the Mother Daughter Ban quet held May 8 at the Methodrst Church Center mg around the theme of May the decora trons were flowers maypoles maybaskets and brrds The stage decorated wrth flowers set the scene for the installation of the new cabrnet mem bers for next year These offrcers are Dorothy Brotherson presrdent Ruth Whrtnah vrce presr dent Helen Ellrng secretary and Rosalie Ger mann treasurer The rest of the program consrsted of a short talk by one of the mothers group srngrng and specral musrcal numbers . kxxfl HE JUNIOR-SENIOR this year' was divided into D SODh0mOI'Q Class had a wonderful time at M llHIl S lllDlIllINllNlllllllO GIEJIHIRIIEQ I Rllllqlllfll lIloI1DllD4l3NDlN Replesentatlve of the best IH SCh01a1ShlD sexv1ce chalactel populauty appeaxance and gene1al ablhty IS the 1943 Blue M Queen Ruth Hodgson IS the students Ch01C6 fox th1s honox a ChO1C6 that IS umvelsally populal She has a most pleasmg pexsonallty accented by a pau of eyes that haue a b1t of the I11sh devllment fhttmg th1 ough them Smcex 1ty and QIHCIOUSHCSS ale mtelmmgled mth a tl ue democxatlc sp111t that has made hel many fllf-3I1dS We glV6 a toast to the boast of oul school Ruth Hodgson Blue M Queen fO1 1943 53 xx ff V x e Nc , ' , Q X llEnA4l'3lllQ QIIND GlIl'lHllllE5 lll2vAllRlIRAlElllQS HE REVEREND T. H. Johnson, president of the Manhattan Bible College gave the Baccalau- reate address on May 23. This inspiring talk in- itiated the senior commencement week. The Senior Sneak was a hilarious affair with the students and faculty more than enjoying the all- day vacation. It was a tired but happy bunch of senio1's that crept into bed after that day. The annual senior assembly was May 21. In this program the class will and prophecy were read, much to the chagrin or enjoyment of the student body. The commencement address was given by Dr. Howard T. Hill, head of the Kansas State College Public Speaking Dept. The students then received their hard earned diplomas. Following the commencement exercises, the alumni dance was held in the boys' gym. HE SIGNATURE Dance was held on May 21, in the boy's gym. The students danced the first half of the party, to canned music. During the intermission the 1943 Blue M Queen was in- troduced by Bill Hofsess, editor of this year's an- nual. She was presented with the first copy of the Blue M and then the other students received theirs. The rest of the evening was spent getting autographs of the queen and other classmates. The dance is sponsored by the journalism de- partment. In charge of the committee for the planning of the party was Shirley Miller. 'bmi 44 ,wi Hrs. l Hnni ll thc lead C uit Wuiril QI tnr cores on lhrmp on run tht 440 Up ind owcr Robert I :mln r toppnr S k r tcm is raturn oe UI 1-. MHS t dent no the b and a 1 Sky line cur 1 J in M iylu h ll L itch it in hl m mu h lhl m igic ook Joan Xldm u 'Vlr Bishop and 'Vlr Durham mule in the MHS lapoo e Spesdball Sudden tal Q the 220 Wea el doo a little lov flying Hos y take off 54 fi? .xfiiir I Q , em 'k Kffl' if V Q A '1 .W Q ...N v , 3 Q , N ,M ,,,,. ' o 'Y f A x , ' 9 vw, 0' ' I zu: mms - ' 11 ' ': s...W'ls - s- : 2lT ... n s s z . '- ' r21 '...Hi!l0's '1-' 12 s nz: fsu ' slt st - r s'l's... 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S s ' ' . . . qs EUR LIBERTY LAWS MUST BE MADE id '95 pn J SIUDFNT COUNCII OFFICERS Heberer pre-sxdent Englund VICL presdent Gloxer secretary Mungtr ttl u 1 lxlonfflx corrt IYJHIHHL uretary RLPREbhNIAI'IVl COUNCII Thlrd Row Guest Heck Ba crm I'1cy Stewart Swart Bowmxn lohn on Grxflmg Hof as bmcond Row hlenhut Gundy McLeod Ttettr Yapp Wll on leifxrd Ietrlch Thomp on STUDFINT COUNCII I-lrt Row Hodg on Heberer MunLer Sheu Otto Fnglund Haylett hloeffltr Gluxer Wir Dunham ANHATTAN Hlgh School govexmng body the Student Counc1l has done outstandxng work thls veal Membexs of the Council we1e elected last spx mg and took ove1 actlve duty 1n the fall Th1s yeal s Councll was composed of Blame Englund and Joan Haylett sen1o1s Jo Ann Scheu and Glenn Mungex JUHOIS Ca1ol1ne Glovel and Gale Kloeffler soph omoles Lou Otto and Ruth Hodgson ex offlclos and Nlna Jean Hebe1e1 1ep1esentat1ve at lalge Faculty sponso1 was M1 Roy Durham The Councll elected as 1tS OfflC8lS Nlna Jean Hebelel plesldent Blame Englund vlce plesldent Ca1ol1ne Glovel sec1eta1y Glenn Munger txeas u1e1 and Gale Kloeffle1 CO116SDOI1d1Ilg sec1eta1y Sta1 tlng the Counclls act1v1t1es was the tea fo1 new students Many students attended th1S tea and became acqualnted w1th othel new students The fl1St blg D10J6Ct of the Councll was the fall electlon of class off1ce1s Genelal chauman fo1 thls was Nma Jean Hebel er The electlons ale conducted the same as the natlonal electlons, 1n that the students a1e dluded 1nto waxds, and must IESISIGI befole vot1ng The fust dance of the yeal the Sclap Metal Dance was ln chalge of the Student Councll One pound of metal pel pel son was the admlsslon D1 ICC, and the metal was tuxned ove1 to defense The Plgsl-un Pxom, one of the soc1al hlgh llghts of the yeal, was also sponsox ed by the Council This yeal s govelmng g1oup accompl1shed out standlng wolk 1n connectxon wlth the wa1 effoxt A comm1ttee headed by Gale Kloeffle1 sponsoled the sellmg of wa1 bonds and stamps The dl1V6 fO1 bonds and stamps was much mole successful than last yeal Thlough these sales they lalsed money fO1 a Jeep whlch was plesented by the school to the Almy Lou Otto was 1n chalge of maklng the plaque fox oux Honol Roll whlch he D16S6I'1tlBd 1n assembly It now hangs ln the mam hall IH honol of the MHS Indlans who have lost then l1ves 1n th1s wal The cleaning of the tlophy case 1n the hall and the polxshlng of the t1ODh18S was anothel p1oJect of the Councll Glenn Mungel was 1n chalge of the spllng electlon of the COUHCII membels fo1 next yeax It was conducted 1n much the same mannel as was the fall electlon of class Off1C6lS A com mlttee headed by Be1yl Wesche obtalned pamphlets on val 1ous colleges fo1 the students lntelested If a student was lntelested ln a college he told the commlttee and they obtalned the 1nfo1mat1on he desued Membexs of the Councll wele unable to attend any of the state conventxons th1S yea1 because of the t11e and gasolme sholtage Woxkmg hand 1n hand wxth the Student Councll IS the Replesentatlve Councll A IGDIESEHESIIYG to thls councll 1S elected fl om each home loom bl mg mg pxoblems of the students to the Councll and then both Counclls woxk togethex to solve these pxoblems 55 TQ-ff' T'-.W 7 E' ' I .X A ' A 'A ' ' SC ' t , I. ,1 A- tu 5, A gp - sv -- ' f - ' 5 -:' - f 'fs A - A A VJ - X 1. . 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