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

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28 SOPHOM ORE CLASS OFFICERS Left to Rxght Russell Frey Secretary Treasurer Dean Van Valkenburg Vlce President Duane Blough Presldcnt Here we are sophomoxes almost ready to grad uate and take ou1 place among the upperclassmen as Jumols We can all lemembel when we were tops ln Jumor Hxgh and looked forward to cross1ng the court and cl1mb1ng to the same goal ln senlor hlgh There probably wasnt one of our oup who dxdnt long to be a part of sen1or hlgh l1fe as an active sophomore The athletlcally mmded among us were eager to watch fellow braves w1n thr1ll1ng football and basketball games Then there were others who were wa1t1ng the1r chance to run out on the f1e1d or court and f1ght for the glory of 1ously awa1ted the donnmg of the hard earned let ter sweaters Now that the sophomore year IS drawmg to a close we remember many not lucky enough to sport an M sweater who 1ntroduced fads whlch became very popula1 such as the long feathers worn xn the boys caps We don t want to leave the 1mpress1on that 1n the past year we d1d not represent ourselves lntellec tually There were several E1nste1ns 1n our class who mamtamed stralght one averages on the1r grade reports both f1rst and second semesters These few should be hlghly commended as well as twenty one other honor students who d1d not have one grade average below a two for the entlre year All of these students have earned scholastlc awards for the1r hrgh grades Those who were not so out standmg mn thelr stud1es th1s past year may be able to cl1mb to the ranks dur1ng the1r Jumor year Remember when we had ou1 electlon of class of f1cers last spr1ng and what a fme group they were Headxng our class was capable Duane Blough p and Coming Duane was actlve all year carrylng out h1S execu t1ve dut1es and helplng h1m was v1ce presldent Dean Van Valkenburg not to mentxon the ever de pendable secretary Russell F1ey Already we are th1nk1ng about next years electlon Naturally we hope to choose as wlsely as we d1d th1s year It has been an eventful year for those who are muslcally talented s1nce there have been many op portun1t1es to pe1form These opportun1t1es have var1ed from home room programs to speclal musxcal programs such as the Chr1stmas Muslcal sponsored by M1 Fly By the way thexe were the chosen s1x from our class who wele 1n the Robed Cholr There were a orchestra Dur1ng the f1rst semester the play entltled Plane Crazy vsas presented by G R. and H1 Y orgamza t1ons Many sophomores trxed thexr hand at act mg Some of these made the grade and a few had lead parts and all helped to make the play the great success It was We had our good tlmes too Remember the sophomore dance? M1ss Marley our class sponsor the class offzcers and the commlttees certa1nly de serve a vote of thanks Another dance whlch the g1rls partlcularly looked forward to was the Gold Dlgg8fS Ball Th1s dance falrly new 1S Manhat tan Hlgh School has become a trad1t1on for the boys wlth 1ts corsages that range from a cactus to an onlon Last but not the least the Sophs served at the feast of the Jumor senlor where each was on h1s best behavlor It has been a wonderful year and we have had lots of fun 1 V' Q Y - . . . - . . . . . ' ' 7 1 f-- ' ' - . , . . . ' ' ' . ' ' M.H.S. The squaws, or better said papooses, anx- 2 Humber of Others in the chorus SYOUDS, band, and . I ' ' ' an Y . , YY Y '- ' - , . . . ' . ' . Y Y . , ' u - . Y . . D ' Y D

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I QX dv Remember Remember Remember Theres a song lrke that and lt has a melody that keeps runnmg over and over rn your mmd Just as the memorres of the days gone by are prone to do Memory 1S a wonderful thrng and remem berrng IS a pleasant pastrme so lets turn the pages of the past year back agarn and outlrne the hrghlrghts Remember that frrst week of school'P It was nrce to get back to the old famrlrar halls agarn to say H1 to all your old fr1ends frfteen trmes a day and to renew acquarntances wrth the teachers and make new fr1ends among the new add1t1ons to the staff We were all pleasantly surprrsed to v1ew the super new drapes rn the aud1tor1um They certamly changed the looks of the place def1n1te1y for the better When several boys were seen wrth brrghtly col ored cloth materral needles thread and p1ns rt made us wonder a b1t untrl we found that rt was only M1ss Whlttens Boys Home Problems class ber how classy they looked when they were done2 The week was clrmaxed by a tea for all the new students on Frrday September 15 The good pro gram and equally fme refreshments helped to show them that we were glad to have them and hoped they d lrke us too The student councrl chose the1r offrcers wrth Mary Ann Burgwrn elected to the pos1t1on of presr dent Drck Nabours vrce presrdent and Elarne Howenst1ne secretary Who could have wanted a better start for the school year2 Remember those frrst days of football pract1ce'P It was rumored that Shortly Cederberg tramped all over Man Mountarn Hollenbeck ln scrimmage al though rt dld sound fantastrc A solrd fact fno pun mtendedb 1S that LeRoy Johnson whlle par trcrpatmg 1n equally strenuous exercrses r1pped hrs pants Poor boy' Our frrst football game was September 22 The Braves had to Journey to Lawrence to play and although they lost we were conf1dent of the1r abrl 1ty to prof1t by exper1ence They drdnt fall us erther for the followrng Frrday September 29 on our own Gr1ff1th Freld the Indlans scalped the un lucky V1k1ngs What a thr1ll' We were all glad that we were Amerrcans after hear1ng rn the October s1xth assembly Martrn Hall German lecturer tell of lrfe rn Germany It helped to make us realrze Just how lucky we really were October n1nth was the G1rl Reserve Recogn1t1on tea one of the hrghlrghts of the year for every Grrl Reserve Even then rt was posslble to envrsron the swell year ahead wrth a grand cablnet and an equally grand sponsor M1ss Berger emorles of the The absence of the Sophomores from the1r usual Saturday nrght haunts was espec1ally notrceable October 21 and no wonder' They were hold1ng the1r annual Pow Wow They danced to canned mus1c played games and had a bang up trme-so we heard Runnmg around the halls 1n short pants T shuts and t1es were all M Club rnrtrates one cool October week Some of us may have forgotten but those boys probably havent The result of those rnnumerable push ups that they were forced to do could strll be felt many a day later MISS Kathyrn Wh1tten one of MHS favor1te teachers left us early rn the school year We were sorry to see her go but W1Shed her the best of luck rn her new Job Her pos1t1on was frlled by Mrs Emma Doran Who could ever forget the H1 Y G R play Plane Crazy 2 That great productron took place Saturday October 27 rn our MHS aud1tor1um It was acclarmed as a grand success by all The H1 Y boys can recall w1th pleasure the H1 Y Father Son potluck banquet rn the cafeterla No vember 14 The program was largely musrcal and rncluded that new feature of MHS the German Band who doesnt remember rt Remember that great weekend when we won the C KL by trounclng the Salma Maroons'P We say we because everyone was so proud of our team and really felt a part of It We celebrated Satur day November 18 at our annual P1gsk1n Prom The guys 1n the1r best surts and the gals 1n the1r new dresses danced to the wonderful mus1c of a four teen prece colored orchestra and applauded long and loudly when the Queen Ruth Whrtnah and ups were Carolyn Glover MarJory Palmer Mary Ann Burgwrn Beverly Cuddy Ela1ne Howenstrne Gwen Short B1ll1e Rrckard Leta Jean Chr1st1e Mary Esther Ruhr Corrrne Holm Irma Lee Srmon ton Jo Harr1et Hofsess Lorene Boles Agnes Hus band and vera Jackson for queens and krngs Dean Van Valkenburg Duane Blough Gene Lovett B11lMach1n John Busenbark L D Compton Paul Schwartz B111 Hosrer Bernard Dallrnga George Bas com Ray Thompson Thornton Gehrke Tom Flan nelly Bob Ramsey and Drck Nabours Too bad they couldnt all have been chosen The old gym was qurte transformed wrth super decoratlons and the Mentor extras rn therr brrllrant colors made a colorful scene Wrth appearance of our annual Chrlstmas brgger and brrghter than ever rn our mam cafeterla traffrc was doubly congested Oh he knocks b1u1ses and bumps 1ece1ved 1n the scramble for food Both Semor H1gh and Junror H1gh partlclpated rn the b1g parade honorrng Lt Ehlers holder of tree hall wrld Mtn! ..- gilf' ons E 30 I f, . 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