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

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Ruth 7rmmerman orus 2 G Intere ub 'S bei Ch ll extette 4 Intra 'l Tr m C mm Ir Sr Comn 2 Tomorrow the World fCont1nued from page llr the games They seemed rather tame after the football games Basketball season was brought to a close by the Basketball Banquet but we shall never forget the band and the part rt played rn cheering on the Basketball games And it was a proud boy rndeed that accepted the honor of being captam of the next year s cagers Noticed around school was the disappearance of most of the meat gr rnders Gasoline ratronrng had been cut and everybody was walkrng In more ways than one we felt the hot breath of War on our necks We had lost many too many of our M H S graduates rn l1ne of duty In February the girls were grven the opportunity to take the boys out for a lrttle flrng at the Gold diggers Ball Turn about rs fa11 play the wise men say and I guess the boys really found out what it is like to be rushed one mrnute and then left flat the next Dont be downhearted men 491 it was all rn fun Then the M Club boys decided to put on the dog and take therr women to the Country Club Donna Barber Cooper R C' mm H me EC Club VN rlh ut prctur e Bernard Dallmga I rl 'l lrack 2 lager uh? C Cmm a short evenrng and all of us hated to leave N one over erght years admitted was the marn theme of the Senror Junior So to deceive everyone both Junrors and seniors donned their kid clothes for a swell time as Juvenile delrnquents It was really a scream to see all those harry legs protruding through short pants on the boys and those hair ribbons dangling to the pigtarls of the grrls We all emoyed the evenrng especrally dancrng and playing in the sandprle We took a senror sneak upon ourselves wrthout benefit of faculty supervisron and really snuck We had a wonder ful time on our sneak which was really worthy of the name Then came one of the big events of the year The seniors were rnvrted to the Junior Senior g1ven by the Juniors Again came that lump that we had experienced so often lately And we had an even bigger one at our last signature Dance All through the summer memorres of this year will flood over us And at the graduation dance the only words we could mumble past that familiar lump rn our throats was ood luck and well hope to be seerng you 22 Ch . 1 .R.3.-1: st H- - 0 21 0 l- '31 Cl .1 R0 f mir 2. 4: G'ls G-R-1 31 S ' 2 . .3 ' u 0 2: . - 1 3 .. . A Foo b'll 2. 3: Baskcrtlnll 2, 3: , 3: A-rr' Cl ,Q .nm- sl' 'S 'o 33 to their own private dance. It seemed like such ' . o . Q ' . ' H ' Q- A 1. , ' 1 , ' ' ' 1 Al I! ' ll ' H Q ' I h . Q- . ' ' . , . .. . l 1 ' . Y y . . ' . ' l ' ' . ' , ug - 1 -

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24 The emor aunts My Reverie- Sophomore Shuffle The Sophomore Party xx as held rn the gym where Miss Marl y who was sponsor of the Sophomore class and her committees revealed their capabrlrty by planning a most enjoyable party Sex eral games were furnrshed for those who did not dance The prosram during rntermrssron consrsted of vocal numbers by Shirley King accompanied by Corinne Holm and a Xylophone number by Duane Blough Doughnuts and cokes were served as refreshments Many sophs attended the party and had a swell time Victory Dance Follow ing a victorious game with our rrvals Junc tion Crty the Pep Club sponsored a dance rn the gym All the students of both Manhattan and Junction Crty Hrgh School and their faculties were rnvrted The music was canned but rt xvas lots of fun especially for the M H S students Pigskin Hlghllght The Pigskin Prom nine years ago was voted to become an annual affair Each Vear has brought many improvements and each successive Prom has been termed a greater suc cess This years Prom ch maxed the end of a vrcto rrous football season Cr 1 in Ruth Vthrlrrar Srnce drffer ent committees planned the Prom we must of these committees B xer ly Cuddy headed the King and Queen commrttee the decorations committee was under the gurdrng hands of Ross Mrller and Majol Pol lom the refreshments were planned by Gwendolyn Short orchestra committee was headed by Drck Nabours Don Buster and John Bus enbark Marrlyn Guest and her committee xx er e rn charge of the games the program committee chair IRON lxINC AND Qll'lNl ml- L, rr r man was Gloria Wilson: with Jim Balderson as the publicity chairman. All of these committees were advised and superxised by Barbara Wright and Richard Cederberg xxho acted as co chairmen for the dance Mr Durham xx as the facultx sponsor A fourteen preee colored orchestra from Fort Rr ley furnished the music for the dance No doubt the orchestra had much to do with the success of the Prom The dance xx as held rn the ymna srum The orchestra as the marn point of rnter est was located on an elevated platform near the south end of the floor The stream rs on the band stand led up to a huge blue football on which the letters M H S were plac d The throne where the King and Queen pr esrded xr as elaborately dec orated with blue xelvet and streamers Murals representing a stadium covered two srdes of the gym wlrrle small footballs xxrth the player s names hung on the opposite wall Prng pong tabl s cards and other games were available for those who drd not wish to dance Clexer dance programs were designed by the program committee Some of the dances were named for players The coronatron of the Krng and Queen took place durrn the rntermrssron Accompanied by therr at tendants the couple ascended the throne and were crowned The King s throne xx as occupied by Ted Grimes xx ho w as presented wrth a mrnrature down box Ruth Whrtnah xx ho sat rn the Queen s place was presented with a crown They shyly recerxed their croxx ns from Agnes Husband and Dean Van Val kenburg After intermission Mentor extras xxere drstrrbuted by members of the Journalism c'ass containing accounts of the C K L championship game As all ood thrn s must come to an end at 11 30 the ,af lr hts xxere dimmed and we danced the last dance end the Prgskrn Prom of 1944 40 Final Fling The Journalism class spon sored a dance immediately , 1 , . V Q . , , . . . V ' 9 ' V ' ' ' . . . v v - 1' . . ' ' . , . . ,, . .' ' . - - - ' . ' ' . ' V Y ' . I V ' g- - ' ' 1. 1 S 1 3 ' ' ' . . . ' ' e . ' ' ' 1 . ' ' 1 v K ' . I ' ' ' , - , , , ' g . vl .' . r K T ' 1 . ' -- - 9 y 1 4 ' 1 v 1 v ' 1 Y I 1 V 1 1 . . 1 1 1 1 M . , . ' ' - ' . . . , ' -1 . . ' ' 1 ' . in ' 1 ' 7 , . . l ' .v . '- , v . ' , - - ' ' r' Q . ' :cr ,- . . . . I - K' ' :mel Queen of the I'i 'sl1'r l' uni, 'fmt . - I fn es 1 xl ' ' : l . . 1 ' ' .. ..,.,. A fi ' A ' ' - ' 2 ' ' : fig' ':5Q2,ffEfICIQ!i'1:'-'-Z :f -' ' ' ' ' 4 '- Day tribute to the chairmen -'--: 3 , , . U E Y '- , ,, E ki . . ' . f W ' I ' fi, asf A - . y are My f r . . . ' ' ' ,W 'f , my Q 455 A if ' ' ' - ,. 524, ,, . , 1 . . . . . ..ir. . - ff-3 -U . . - - Z , f ya 'q5 gw Q ,j r D ' 1 ' A ' ' 4' - H, V .., , - ' ' , M - 'A 1 my