Medicine Lodge High School - Medicinian Yearbook (Medicine Lodge, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1948 volume:

'Q up 1 I 1 1 y ' , u . 1 . . ' ,V It . '1- ..- X W , , , V. , - 1' v. 4'v, - E Y- lk A f .5 Yr, WE DEDICATE EUNICE JONES Our senior class of 1948 takes pride in dedicating our edition of the Medicinian to Miss Eunice Jones. Miss Jones has served us not only as a faithful teacher, but also as a class sponsor and a friend to all who needed her. It was only through her untiring effort and won- derful guidance that this publication has been possible. As our class leaves the halls of Medicine Lodge High School, we will always remember Miss Jones by her warm, friendly smile and her willingness to help anyone in trouble. Hnnual Staff N I ' ,,. 7 -. .,., ' , 'f I ' L' - :W ..., ,L - QS .l',, , ff 1,1 '.?7'9,: ', V E? Hi, me , . 5 , , . . ,, M, ,, .,.. .. . . M - f ,xg I , g - ' n J -as-'flufiigi ss.s:f.- 'w'f',Ix:,5.' w.xy'1 ima. Sv LL - I r II :K JEAN SITLER BARBARA BALDING RONNIE DAVIS Editor-In-chlef Aes't Ed.-Sales Mgr. BUSIYICIS MBI'- SIE JERRY THARP DON GUILD MARION MAIN PATTY BOTTORFF Handy-man Photographer Illustrations ChIldren's Dept. MARY RENEAU KENNETH ANGELL LEONARD BROCK CORINNE MILLER Bookkeeper Senlor Writeup Salesman Advertlllng cgnnual Staff DALE THOMAS JANNA McENDREE TONK MILLS Advertising Advertising Advertising BETTY HELLMAN TERRY NEAL CAROL DONOVAN Calendar Writeup Salesman History Writeup PHYLLIS MULLIKIN OTIE MILLER RUTH Bookkeeper Calendar Writeup Bookkeeper I Student Council 1st: Robert Crow, principal: Vera Lillieqvist, freshman: Chrystlne Gilmore, junior: Joyce Eby, junior: Corinne Miller, senior secretary-treasurer: Marvin Forker, superintendent. 2nd: Dean Melkus, sophomore: Dale Thomas, senior: Max Ummel, sophomore: Terry Neal, senior-president: Jim Eby, junior--vice president: Ronnie Davis, senior. ' is L' V 4 'WW xl J ff' ik ' ix 0' E .,m. 0 0 0? 9 I X ff Ev QQ X , , EXECUTIVE cgdministration EDWIN N. CARPER Druggllt Elected President of Board in 1946 CHESTER FULLERTON Banker Elected Clerk of Board in 1942 ' M P FORKER Superintendent of Schools 1946 ROBERT CROW Principal of High School U 1941 ALLAN HI Druggist Elected Treasurer of Board L in 1935 FARIBE WARREEN Secretary to the Sqperln- tendent and to he Board of Educ: on 1946 Q Lib- . 1 I ' W. 1st2 2nd: Qs gaculty Roxie Spurlock, English and dramatics: Lois Womeldorf, physical education Margaret Mustard, vocational home making: Dessie Stalnaker, mathematics Faribe Warren, secretary: Eunice Jones, English. Marvin P. Forker, superintendent: Bruce Kindig, science: Marion Faires, com merce: Edwin P. Suderman, music: Ward Bayles, social science: Calvin Doile, vo cational agriculture: Ray Henry, assistant coach and social science: Robert Crow principal, science: Keith Oliver, coach. 7 v 1 Galendar SEPTEMBER: 2 School begins-just nine more months. 12 All School Party. 16 F. H. A. Party. 17 Junior class party. 19 Our first football game. Preston, 6: Medicine Lodge, 2. 22 Another all school mixer. 23 Y-Teens party. . 26 Football at Harper--Harper, 7: Med- icine Lodge, 6. 23 Second string football team plays Har- per here. OCTOBER: 1-2-3 No school-Indian Peace Treaty Celebration. 3 Attica here for football-Attica, 20g Medicine Lodge, 6. 6 Second team to Attica for game. 9 Senior pictures-see the birdie! 10 Cramming for six weeks' tests. 10 Corinne Miller crowned football queen at ame with Anthony--Anthony 14: Medicine Lodge, 0. 13 Another second team game at Anthony. 17 Lyceum-Bill Sears, twirler. 17 We meet our rivals at Kiowa-Kiowa, 6: Medicine Lodge, 6. 21 Faculty picnic-more fun. 23 Eighth grade party--started out young and early, didn't they? 24 Kingman meets us in footbaII-King- man, 315 Medicine Lodge, 0. 27 Second team game at Kingman. 30 Lyceum-Magician-Gosh! 31 Coldwater at Medicine Lodge-We won 14 to 7. NOVEMBER: 3 Junior play practice-first time. 4 Sophomore party. 6-7-8 State teachers' meeting-no school. 11 Junior Rodeo-Good ridin' and ropin'. 13-Lyceum-Fred S p o o n e r and his trained dogs. 13 Senior girls attend the P. E. O. Tea. 14 Football game at Caldwell-we got beat 21 to 7. 19 4-H Banquet-attended by several students of M. L. H. S. 21 Junior play, The Strange House . 21 End of second six weeks. 26 Another all school party. 27-28 Thanksgiving vacation! DECEMBER: 3 Lyceum-Pat Reed shows Indian rel- ICS. 4 Freshman party. 5 Basketball with Attica-we beat them 41 to 13. 6 Medicine Lodge Indians to Cathedral. We were beat 40 to 33. 9 Indians go to Alva: they beat us 34 ' to 30. 11 F. F. A. party. 12 Kiowa comes to challenge the Indians, but they get beat 51 to 30. 15 Faculty Christmas party-Was Santa good to you! 16 Medicine goes to Preston to get beat 51 to 30. 17 Hi-Y party. 19 Indians romp on Anthony basketeers and defeat them 32 to 18. 8 APRIL! 2 194 -48 22 Christmas Program by music and speech departments. 24 Christmas vacation to January 5- welcome relief. JANUARY: 6 Basketball at Harper--Indians defeat- ed Bearcats 33 to 20. 7-10 Medicine Lod e Invitational Tournament-Medicine Lodge, first: Sharon, Second, Argonia, thirdg lsa- bel, consolation. Caldwell comes here and is defeated 48 to 39. End of semester-school is now half gone. Basketball at Kiowa-Kiowa was de- feated 37 to 19. Indians visit Attica-Bulldogs are de- feated 48 to 22. -23 No school because of gas shortage. Anthony comes to visit Indians-Med- icine Lodge, 52: Anthony 41. FEBRUARY: 2 All school party. 5-7 Mr. Forker and Mr. Anderson at- tend Council of Administration at Hutchinson. Mr. Kindig attends Delegate Assembly. Harper Bearcats lose their game here. Faculty meeting at 8200 p. m. They see film, Tips for Teachers. Coldwater loses game here. Senior clinic. Snow storm keeps vis- iting schools away. Good clinic. No school, gas company's orders. Basketball at Kingman. -18 Southern Kansas League second team tournament at Harper. Basketball game at Caldwell. Mother-Daughter covered dish supper. Basketball at Coldwater. End of six weeks. Alva plays basketball here. MARCH: 1 Faculty party. Kingman comes to play Indians. -12 Kansas State High School Regional Tournament. Southern Kansas League Speech Fes- tival at Medicine Lodge. -19 Finals of Kansas State High School Basketball Tournament. Southern Kansas League Music Fes- tival at Kingman. Easter vacation is over-good while it lasted. District Music Festival at Pratt. Senior play. Lyceum-Art Hook. End of fifth six weeks. Junior-Senior Banquet. Southern Kansas L e a g u e Tennis Tournament at Caldwell. Faculty party. Southern Kansas League Track Meet at Kiowa. MAY! Senior assembly. Baccalaureate Services 8:00 p. m. Commencement-at last. Award Assembly. W 'il iA x ii ' L M H W' 7' President RONNIE DAVIS Senior Glass Ujfcers Vice President LEONARD BROCK Secretary-Treasurer TONK MILLS D Kenneth Angell A Cappella Boys' Glee Club Hi-Y Junior Play Annual Staff it Barbara Baldlng Intramurals A Cappella Girls' Glee Club F. H. A. CHistorianJ Pep Club fSecretaryp Junior Index Editor Annual Staff .QP M 'l:' p ,ff 'J My ' Lowell Baty Basketball Track tLettered 2 yrs.J Intramurals Football Manager 47-8 F. F. A. Sadie Hawkins Play Annual Staff Junior Index Editor f,wJ'6f.5al7j Vlrglnla Blackwell -Girls' Glee Club F. H. A. Y-Teens Pep Club Patty Bottorff Vice President Fresh- man Year Girls' Glee Club A Cappella Band tFrench Horny F. H. A. CTreasurer7 Y-Teens CSecretaryJ Junior Play Homemaking D. A. R. Award Pepsi-Cola Scholar- ship Test Four Year Scholarship Annual Staff Don Bowman Football CLettered 2 yrs.J Track CLettered 2 yrs.J Hi-Y Sadie Hawkins Play 95 ow Tl!3'1'W'W 0VW Norma Brlttaln A Cappella Girls' Glee Club Triple Trio Y-Teens tPianist7 Pep Club Candidate for D. A. R. Award Leonard Brock Vice President Senior Year Football iLettered 3 FTS-7 Football Captain 47-8 Honorable Mention in All State Track Basketball Don Coberly Football Track F. F. A. Junior Rodeo Ronnie Davis President Senior Class Basketball CLettered 2 yrs.J Intramurals A Cappella Boys' Glee Club Octette Band CFlute, Lettered 4 yrs.J Drum Major Hi-Y Student Council lVice President! Junior Play Two Years Scholarship Annual Staff Carol Donovan Intramurals Girls' Glee Club Band QTrumpetJ Y-Teens Nice Presi- dent 3 yrs.D Student Director of Junior Play Sadie Hawkins Play Four Years Scholar- ship Marlan Fenwlek Girls' Glee Club F. H. A. Jean Fussell Intramurals Girls' Glee Club F. H. A. Y-Teens , Pep Club Junior Play CStage Managerj Sadie H ns Play 9 Pattie Groendycke Intramurals Band QTrurnpetJ Girls' Glee Club Y-Teens Pep Club Don Guild Basketball fLettered 3 yrs.J Football Intramurals Band CCometb Hi-Y Sadie Hawkins Play Annual Staff Rosalle Guthrle Intramurals Band lTwirlerJ F. H. A. Y-Teens Sadie Hawkins Play Mollie Harbaugh Intramurals Girls' Glee Club A Cappella Y-Teens Pep Club CVice Presi- dentj Two Years Football Queen Candidate Jayne Harper Secretary Junior Year Intramurals Band CBellsD Y-Teens CSecretaryJ Pep Club Junior Play Four Years Scholar- ship Betty Hellman Intramurals Girls' Glee Club Y-Teens fDevotionsJ Pep Club Junior Play CBusiness Manager! Three Year Scholar- ship 7 MK Ruth Hollar Intramurals A Cappella Girls' Glee Club Band QTwirlerJ F. H. A. CPub1icityJ Y-Teens Pep Club Junior Play QPub- licityl Sadie Hawkins Play Annual Staff H .. . is -Q ,, W s 1 - s 'Q 'QQ ff r 'i N, I as X ' V. ' . 'K s f K .raz- .:,i- .. 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A. fVice Presi- dent 2 yrs., Advertis- ing-Membershlpj Student Council Sec- 1 retary-Treasurerl Junior Play Carnival Queen Junior Year Football Queen Senior Year Three Years Scholar- ship Annual Staff Otle Mlller Football CLettered 1 YI'-7 Track Intramurals A Cappella Boys' Glee Club Band CBass Horny F. F. A. fx Hi-Y N it Tonk Mllls Secretary Senior Year Football Intramurals A Cappella Boys' Glee Club Hi-Y QSecretaryJ Junior Play Sadie Hawkins Play Annual Staff g. ' - wer z , ,eggs 'l rf wp' f,,fl. :ul ,f as m , lagbgffwwsif sA' i ,, .Wm , 1,53 V - 'ff' ff' V anean eff 5 .,.m. 1 1 1. , Ib,-f f' I ff, A. ff Harold Moore Football F. F. A. Hi-Y Junior Rodeo 2, My ,Ziff , 4 -S Jim Moore President Junior Year Football CLettered 3 yrs.D Track fLettered 2 yrs.J Intramurals Basketball Basketball Manager 47-48 A Cappella Boys' Glee Club Band CTrumpetD F. F. A. CSecretaryJ Hi-Y Junior Play Phyllis Mulllkln Intramurals A Cappella Girls' Glee Club F. H. A. fHistorianJ Y-Teens fPublicityD Pep Club Junior Play CProperty Managerl Sadie Hawkins Play Terry Neal Basketball fLettered 3 yrs.D Intramurals A Cappella Boys' Glee Club Octet Band CTrombone, Lettered 4 Yrs.l Student Council Student Council Presi- dent Hi-Y Junior Play Sadie Hawkins Play President Freshman and Sophomore Year Pepsi-Cola Test Four Year Scholarship Annual Staff Juanita Ragan Band CClarinetD F. H. A. CTreasurer 2 yrs.J Y-Teens Junior Play Four Years Scholar- Ship Harriette Randolph Girls' Glee Club Band fTwirlerJ Intramurals F. H. A. Y-Teens Mary Ann Reneau Intramurals Band fTwirlerJ Y-Teens Annual Staff Gerry Rinke Girls' Glee Club Pep Club F. H. A. Y-Teens v i W 1 2- J ' Wu xi:-::f 'fis: ::' :.,-: -31. W ' ' 'gif - f , 1 - f . Vz1ff . ,. 1... g -,jr .?:ffQiiiZgs,g. ' C Y fi. , i f f 2' -- A I A :W .iwi i r-f: .' -'.. .relief s or 1 5' 'Wx ' miata. f Nw 5 ,g .y :sf-...W f ,wifi H , me :. ., Lili. :2lf?z5r'ff'f.,.fmw1 li A if . 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Hi-Y Sadie Hawkins Play Willard Talbert Band fCornet, Let- tered 2 yrs.J Hi-Y Basketball Intramurals Boys' Glee Club Hi-Y Junior Play CElectric ianj Sadie Hawkins Play Annual Staff harp x Dale Thomas Boys' Glee ub A Cappella Octet Band CSaxop ne, Lettered 3 s.J Student C ncil Kleth Warren Tennis Boys' Glee Club A Cappella Band CFrench Horny Hi-Y Sadie Hawkins Play Junior Rodeo Ivan Watkins Boys' Glee Club L- , ix . '1 X pf, non wean so Vice President Sopho- more Year A Cappella Boys' Glee Club Football F. F. A. Sadie Hawkins Play Del-ton Winters Football CLettered 1 yr.J Track F: F. A. Hi-Y F 5 ' : wi ii. Bill Wh at A Cappe Ia Boys' Glee Club Band CSaxo honey Sadie Hawki Play W Beverly Wheelock Intramurals A Cappelg Girls' Glee lub Triple Tri Y-Teens CTrea er! Pep Club! Sadie Hawkins! Play l Mildred WIIllLms Intramurals F. H. AJ Y-Teens i N N l il v 7, v Q . A f7Gndergarten lst: Norma Brittain, Norma Rose Moore, Howard Schnelle, Beverly Horney, Billy Don Blanchet, Jerry Brown, Kelth Warren, Wicky Reed, Jean Sitler. 2nd: Marjorie Montgomery, Ruby Sanders, BIII Huff, Terry Neal, Esther Strain, Jerry Tharp, Joyce Smith, Tonk Mllls, Evangeline Fullerton, teacher. 3rd: Walter Willlams, Ronnie Davls, Franklin Ross, Phyllis Mulllkin, Bllly Sum- mers, Dennis Williams, Marion Main, Jlm Moore, Wilma Sedgwick. Class History In the fall of 1935 forty-two little wide-eyed boys and girls left their parents to become members of the kindergarten class for one-half day under the guidance of Miss Evangeline Fullerton. Of these forty-two pupils, seven boys have gone all the way together-Terry Neal, Tonk Mills, Keith Warren, Ronnie Davis, Marion Main, Jim Moore, and Jerry Tharp. Ruth Hollar entered from Wichita two months after school had begun. Rosalie Guthrie also entered a short time after the opening of school. This year we presented our first dramatic feature. It was a Christmas pro- gram in which Jim Moore acted as Santa Claus. As our class entered the first grade, we found we had two classes, first grade east and first grade west, under the capable guidance of Miss Grace Hibbard and Miss Pauline Nossaman This year we lost four of our pupils and gained three. Phyllis Mullikin moved to the country, Bill I-Kuff moved to Sun City, Jean Sitler moved to Attica, and Norma Jean Brittain moved to Oregon. Mary Ann Reneau joined the group from Argonia, and Jean Fussell and Kenneth Angell from the country. Ken- neth didn't stay long, as he left the second semester. As time went on the class moved to the second grade with Miss Lois Miller as instructor. This year we gained one new pupil, Donald Guild, from Harper. As we moved into the third grade, we had gained three pupils, and girls at that. Jayne Harper joined us from Ohio, Gerry Rinke from Sharon, and Juanita Ragan from Walstead school. Our teachers this year were Miss Betty Jones and Miss Dorothy Parsons. This year we presented a play, Hansel and Gretel, which had always been presented by the third grade. Again this year Jim Moore acted as Santa Claus in our Christmas program. Nine o'clock Monday morning, Sep- tember 3, 1939, found all the little children meeting their new teachers and their lit- tle friends. Our scene shifts to the fourth grade room under Miss Bertha Achelpohl's CLASS HISTORY CContlnuedj instruction. One new face appeared among the group, Carol Donovan from the country. Another bright face seen before but lost was Norma Brittain who had re- turned from Oregon. Eleanor Snyder started and Gerry Rinke was missing this year. Since the class was large Csee we had trouble in grade school tool, it was di- vided and ten children went to the mixed room under Miss Olive Walker. This was the year for the operetta, Adventures of Tom Sawyer, in which our class partici- pated. Miss Ruby Ross, Mr. Charles Lamp- kins and Mr. Jack Coleman brought us through the fifth grade successfully. We were in Miss Ross's room and Mr. Cole- man's mixed room. This year we gained Wallace Jones, who was later to shine in football, and Bill Huff who was later to shine. The Peace Treaty of 1941 was pre- sented this fall, and everyone was ex- cited. The girls were either prairie flow- ers or flag dancers, and most of the boys were in the Scouts. The operetta which was made successful only by the participa- tion of the fifth grade was Sunny of Sunnyside. The same three teachers took us through the sixth grade, only we moved to Mr. Lampkins' room and to the other side of Mr. Coleman's room. We supplied Santa Claus for the Christmas program this year. Can you guess? None other than Donnie Guild. Gerry Rinke, who liked variety, returned this year. The new face in this class turned out to be that of Virginia Blackwell from Kinsley. At last junior high school! We were big shots now! Marian Fenwick from Hill City decided to try us out and liked us so well she stayed. Harriette Randolph joined the journey toward diplomas, also right in there punching, we found Harold Moore and Don Webb. Norma Brittain and Mary Ann Reneau just couldn't stay any longer, so they left only to return. The middle of the year brought Corinne Miller from Hazelton. Don Stranathan, who was one of the class stars in athletics, came to us from Kiowa. Gerry Rinke decided to take a va- cation from M. L. H. S. by leaving and going back to Sharon. Howard Schnelle al- so became a little weary so he left and re- tumed to the country. Carol Donovan evi- dently liked country school for she also left us. This year we were under the able di- rection of many teachers, Mr. Herr, Mr. Kindig, Mr. Miller, Mr. Vest, Miss Brown, Miss Zeller, Miss Zenor, and Miss Bales. This year we were represented in athletics, for several of our boys were on the junior high basketball team. Another shortie to return to the crowd was Jean Sitler who became editor of the annual her senior year. Ivan Watkins was also listed as a new eighth grader. Carol Donovan decided we just couldn't get along without her so she returned, very glad to be back. We received another mid- semester member who was Pat Smith from Hoisington. Under the instruction of H. C. Van Voorhis, Bruce Kindig, Percy Miller, Fenton Vest, Bernice Bales, Lois Hull, Maxine Melka and Eunice Jones, we came through junior high with flying colors. This year the junior high basketball team boasting Terry Neal, Don Guild, Don Stranathan, Ronnie Davis, Bill Huff, Jim Moore, Marion Main and Keith Warren, 10 won fifteen games and lost three. We pre- pared this year for high school where we would really shine. We entered high school as freshmen, having the largest class ever to enroll in M. L. H. S. Several new students joined our class this year-Barbara Balding, Don Bowman, Patty Bottorff, Patty Groen- dycke, Mollie Harbaugh, Betty Hellman, Janna McEndree, Otie Miller, Catherine Roots, Boyd Strickland, Delton Winters, Dale Thomas, Bill Wheat, and Lowell Baty. Norma Brittain left us at the beginning of the second semester to enroll in the Ottawa school. This year we elected Terry Neal presi- dent to lead the class, Patty Bottorff, vice presidentg and Jean Sitler, secretary-treas- urer. We really felt quite grown-up this year as we attended our first formal dance. Getting to wear formals and have dates was quite a thrill. At the beginning of our sophomore year the class seemed to like the way Terry Neal handled things the year before so they re-elected him presidentg Don Webb, vice presidentg and Janna McEndree, secretary- treasurer. Norma Brittain cou1dn't stay away from us, as she returned again to finish with us. Beverly Wheelock from Hardtner, Don Coberly, and Leonard Brock joined us while Lowell Baty returned to Missouri. Our junior year brought many events. This year we presented our junior play, It's Papa Who Pays, a three-act comedy. This play had the largest attendance on record. We also presented our junior-senior banquet, Main Street, which was lots of hard work but also a lot of fun. The deco- rations included a model town with the main street of Medicine Lodge built in miniature form. The whole banquet turned out to be a great success. This year our class boasted the queen crowned at the carnival. Corinne Miller was the celebrity. Four new students joined the class this year-Pat Malone, Gerry Rinke, Willard, Talbert, and Lowell Baty returning from Missouri. Our class officers this year were Jim Moore, president: Don Stranathan, vice presidentg and Jayne Harper, secretary- treasurer. Our senior year was our final mile to go before diplomas were handed to us and we were on our own. At class meetings the boys and girls just couldn't get together in making their decisions. When selecting our class colors, flowers and robes the boys suggested black and blue for the colors, the cactus for the flower, and red robes with greeen hats and yellow tassels. They wanted to be different. We finally got around this, though and selected the red rose for the flower, royal blue gowns, and blue and silver as our class colors. This year was also the celebration of the Indian Peace Treaty. This was a very big event, and really wou1dn't have gone over at all if it hadn't been for the seniors. Corinne Miller was selected by the football boys to be football Queen of 1947-48. Our class officers this year were Ron- nie Davis, presidentg Leonard Brock, vice presidentg and Tonk Mills, secretary- treasurer. I M Q' 4 Mmm, N'-'bikini ! . ,fg 2 Jr W if ll 944 YV Wim, ra f A we Jn, Q, gk Kwwffg, V M. if f' K 5 A--AQ 4' f 1 .mmow :Q if 5 .V,.. A f m? 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W 1 1 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS L Rusty Sample, vice president: Joy Neal, secretary-treas- 1 urer: Gene Aubley, president I i FRESH MAN CLASS OFFICERS Burt McKinley, secretary-treasurer, Vera Lillieqvist, student council . representative: Jack Vandeveer, president, Gary Whitaker, vice president If ft L f tl, I ' I ff I A FJXDI I f., ei i vwff uniors 5 lst: George Thomas, Merle Schnelle, Monty Baty, Emory Mlller, Bruce Rickard, Harold Hosey, Bllly Summers, George Stewart, Jlm Eby, Jon Stone. 2nd: Marjorie Martln, Vlrglnla Wllllams, Wllma Conner, Nancy MacGregor, Chrystine . S Gilmore, Joyce Eby, Ella Funk, Viola McCullough, Janis Travls, Joyce Whelan, X. Rlta Roessler, Vlrglnla McKinley, Margaret Mustard, sponsor. 3rd: Dorla Nichols, Della Mott, Georgia Heydenreleh, Beulah Mills, Melba Marquand, Joan Rodgers, Pat Hull, Galle Hlll, Charlene Gant, Anlta Keltner, Wilma Whitaker, XX Phyllis Simpson, Leigh Groendycke, Ward Bayles, sponsor. L 4th: Jim Dickey, Maurice McEndree, Scott Sears, Bob Axtell, Sammy Baler, Lucky X Llllleqvist, John Scotton, Delbert Summers, Walter Wllllams, Carey Henderson, , ,' SX' Kenneth Ross, Richard Vandeveer. . l . , , 1 , mini 3 . I v ' 3 To the 46 juniors 'ost M. L. H. S. the year 1947-48 proved to be one of excitement, ' ,Q X fun, and hard work. The first great undertaking that they tried was their junior play, , tr' W The Strange House. The play was said Cby the juniors! to have been one of the best ever given in M. L. H. S. A Another of their main activities of the year was the selling of refreshments at X 'XNQX football and basketball games. The money taken in from this was used to present N the Junior-Senior Banquet, an event that all had awaited from their freshman year. The junior class of 47-48 was well represented in athletics and music, and took active part in all other activities. Harold Hosey was class presidentg Joyce Whelan, vice presidentg Charlene Gant, secretary-treasurer. Student Council representatives were Chrystine Gilmore, Joyce ' Eby, and Jim Eby. N 2 W -L , lx, 1.-, Agfa' S W if A R A 0 5 L. ji 61 Ns. Hs Ill Q i 51 W' Q if , yy fl Qwf 1 F M Nb W Wu , M Q, if B .y ik, Sopliomores yy PM J My fix f 4 I, V X 1 Lf fr, N 1st: Bob Bishop, Don Joseph, Max Ummel, Ernest Radcliffe, B. H. Born, Elbert Wright, if ,XJ i l X. f NN, XXX KX Harry Pray, Jake Harbaugh, Jim Hudson. 2nd: Peggy Snyder, Esther Forsyth, Joy Neal, Betty Saddler, Darlene Powers, La Vada Hollar, Doris Stone, Audrey Colborn, Rusty Sample, Gretta Cavin, Dessie Stalnaker, sponsor. 3rd: Bill Hittle, Dean Melkus, Glen Ford, Gene Aubley, Leon Adams, Emily Hey- denreich, LaVaughn Thomas, Bill Reneau, Bruce Kindig, sponsor. 4th: Sue Ryan, Helen Fenwick, Gene Bell, Bill Kasney, Don Shelite, Jack Wheat, Wayne Knowles, Dene Bell, George Kingsolver, Charles Nicholas. The sophomore class of 1947-48 had forty-one students enrolled at the beginning of the school year. The following officers were elected: president, Gene Aubleyg vice president, La- ressa Sample, secretary-treasurer, Joy Neal. They had two fine sponsors this year, Miss Dessie Stalnaker and Mr. Bruce Kindig, Student Council members were Max Ummel and Dean Melkus. , wif, MO ,A AN, , N ffa f47-J X A Qx . x, XXX X.. Q ,X N . L . .X fxxX l Q- X ,X xx NN wx 'rg -Dx J w OX .f ' N X5 fd 71 WWW MQW? WWW QW? gresbmen I A .NX 2531 Us , if ' Q 54 sr in lst: Elmer Knight, Allen Schnelle, Jack Vandeveer, Len Neal, Bob Forsyth, Kenneth Nichols, Burt McKinley, Jack Axllne, Norman Beck, Wane Brown. 2nd: Joella Harris, Wilma Martin, Shirley Webb, Esther Brown, Lucy Raigosa, Vir- ginia Mullikin, Candace Skinner, Elinor Small, Marilyn Wilson, Vera Lillieqvist, Billie Stallard, Barbara Willan, Evelyn Rucker, Roxie Spurlock, sponsor. 3rd: Johnny Stevenson, Kenneth Kasney, Wilbur Ford, Bob Brittain, John Raigosa, Ellis Shriner, Melvyn Rlnke, Kenneth Rausch, Gaylord Gant, Johnny Clarke, Ryle Robinson, Gary Whitaker, Mike Harper, Calvin Doile, sponsor. 4th: Esther Wells, Jane Balding, Evelyn Keltner, Verda Hollar, Carol Smith, Bernice Woodward, Joan Goble, Shirley Fitzsimmons, Anne Gilmore, Jeanne Vincent, Lina Beth Miller, Charlene Bell, Ersel Shaddy. At last it's here! To the freshman class of 1947-48 this was the most important year of their lives, the year they entered high school. The first week or two the forty-seven freshmen became rather discouraged with all the initiations. Initiations were fun, but the newcomers often wondered why the upper classmen had to take their spite out on the lowly little freshmen. Their sponsors were Miss Spurlock and Mr. Doile, Jack Vandeveer was presi- dentg Gary Whitaker, vice presidentg Burt McKinley, secretary-treasurerg Vera Lillieqvist, Student Council representative. X x 'IA Ns I x'kl Xa fwfwff xg 'WA N, M. Sul ll YN .L XM' ' , MMM Skill WM?-2 W 4' 0 xx I 4 'X I S 0' S fj 22 gg f r FL f Slfowrs all y gem 5' i ,, In ig-fe' ,1 I gm-Sgifi. , ' f I . X . ,X 'L 'fe -f L, , V A 3 W' I. i' ' . r G. mh-- G- , , f .- Q K - . ,f'- ffm: . -.1 mv, ,,kf,, . f- 1, . 1 ww ' Im - 4 aff , .. :gg 1.4 , .-w, q. ,.i.. ,- 1-.,. tg ,N ,ffm ., I , . g ml., I 5, ,f ,, .,,,l'w . I , .. . 5 A Z: f ..,- I as - ' f ,,, , :f1'?.g5:,1,,. . I 2- A I . -, 'Zi--'M 96 f'fTLi,,- V i lx- ,Q. 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WW , , V . ,.. , , ,W ggi., , W, ,,,N,,,,5w , or ,..,kr V MW - gootball MEDICINE LODGE INDIANS Lowell Baty, manager, Kenneth Kasney, Wallace Jones, George Thomas, Kenneth Ross, Jim Dickey, Lucky Lillieqvist, Don Stranathan, Jim Hudson, Gene Aubley. 1st: Kenneth Rausch, Gary Whitaker, Monty Baty, Jack Vandeveer, Don Bowman, Jim Moore, Leon Adams, Burt McKinley, Dean Melkus. 2nd: Keith Oliver, coach, Don Shelite, Marion Main, Bob Forsyth, Leonard Brock, cap- tain: Bruce Rickard, Delton Winters, Harold Hosey, Earnest Radcliffe, Cary Henderson, Ray Henry, coach. 3rd: l QUEEN AND ATTENDANTS CROWNING THE QUEEN Qasketball FIRST TEAM B. H. Born, Bruce Rickard, Harold Hosey, Terry Neal, Bob Forsyth, Don Guild, Ronnie Davis, Don Stranathan, Lucky Lillieqvist, Dean Melkus, Jim Moore, manager. so if 2 N . La Q1 3 f . A l l Front Row: Johnny Clarke, Kenneth Kasney. 2nd. Gaylord Gant, Maurice McEndree, Burt McKinley, Ryle Robinson, Jake Harbaugh, Richard Vandeveer, Cary Henderson, Monty Baty, Earnest Radcliffe. 3rd: Jim Moore, manager, Ronnie Davis, Don Stranathan, Gary Whitaker, Bill Huff, George Thomas, Len Neal, Glen Ford, Jerry Tharp, Jack Vandeveer, Jim Hudson, Lucky Lillieqvist, Dean Melkus. 4th. Keith Oliver, coach: B. H. Born, Bruce Rickard, Don Guild, Terry Neal, Bob For- syth, Harold Hosey, Ray Henry, coach. 29 A girl? give Don Stranathan, our handsome hunk of saucy senior, has been with the team all four years, and plays a mean game as for- ward or guard. His athletic abilities are not confined to basketball, however, he is also a tough football letter-man. Another member of the first five is Terry Neal, who goes in fighting and comes out smiling, win or lose. When trouble comes round our man Neal is right on the spot, cool, calm, and collected. FDR hasn't anything on Terry, he has also served three terms as presidentg freshman and sopho- more classes and student council. B. H. Born is the player we really have to look up to, both in ability and height. B. H., our youngest member, a sophomore, usually manages to sink the most baskets, but of course the ball is already six and a half feet in the air before it ever leaves Kil- roy's hands. Muscle-bound, speed demon, dead-eye Don Guild is the third senior member of the big five. His position is guard, and if his hands don't stop the ball his feet do. Even a broken foot cannot keep him out of basketball. The lone junior of the team is Bruce Rickard, forward. He is always ready with a fighting spirit to capture the rebounds hot from the backboard. This big broad bomb-shell not only rates on the basketball court, but also on the gridiron. 34 Q! Q- ,4.mmg,c 6Wk 4 1 M gf? 6 f'f4zffL lst! 2nd: 3rd 4thZ 5th2 cgracle Wilbur Ford, Richard Vandeveer, Burt McKinley, Ryle Robinson, Kenneth Rausch, Charles Nicholas, Maurice McEndree, Dean Melkus, Johnny Clarke. Gary Whitaker, Lowell Baty, Jlm Dickey, Jim Hudson, Lucky Llllieqvist, Monty Baty. Merle Schnelle, Wallace Jones, Leon Adams, Gene Aubley, Allen Schnelle, Bill Kasney, Ray Henry, coach. Keith Oliver, coach: Don Bowman, Howard Schnelle, Don Joseph, Cary Hender- son, Earnest Radcliffe. Jack Vandeveer, Bruce Rickard, Bob Forsyth, Billie Summers dians Fight 1rLeagueLead'f Defeat Caldwell in 7riday Contest The Medicine Lodge Ind- is retained their S. K. Lp idership by winning from e Caldwell Bluejays last iday night by a score of to 39 on the local court. The advance information gave visitors a good chance to up- the league-leading Indians, but re the game was under way the lians grabbed a lead that was 'er in danger. ,ocal Team is 'ourneylihamp Basketball Fans Enjoy 4-Day Treat The invitational basket- Lll tournament here last eek end was most success- l from every angle-es- :cially for the host.team, hich captured the champ- nship in the final game Lturday night. The Medicine Lodge Indians ffered a blow during the tqyurna- ant, when Don Guild and Don ranathan, senior guards, injured :ir ankles. Stranathan was lost :er the first-round game with lfdmefi and Guild was not in the e'l5lD for the final game Satur- y night. It is not known yet just 'CH f-he fwv players will return the squad. nclians Win Over larper to Retain 'op Place in League lndiaiRubdue llarper Friday Night 43 to 23 League Leading Locals Q Chalk Up Another Win The Medicine Lodge Indians walked off with another victory on the home court last Friday , night, in the game with the Harper Bearcats. C971 657212 ClQ7arpatl2 RONNIE DAVIS The Medicine Lodge Indians turned in a sparkling record for the 1948 season which was high-lighted by winning the Southern Kansas League title for the first time since 1941. Coach Keith Oliver, graduate of Wichita University, did a very commendable job of coaching as he built with three regulars from last year's squad and some younger talent a team that was smooth and powerful from start to finish. Also the local basketeers coped first place in the Medicine Lodge Invitational Tournament with three wins. Don Guild and Don Stranathan, those two senior guards who were fast and plenty hard to holdg Ter- ry Neal, smooth-playing forward who always turned in a good game, B. H. Born and Bruce Rickard, 6 feet 7 inch center and 6 feet 3 inch forward whose scoring records speak for themselvesg made up the starting five and Ron- nie Davis, Bob Forsyth and Dean Melkus substituted fre- quently, The following is a list of League games and scores that had been played at the time of writing: Team M.L21l-f.S. Oppogents 1 Attica .....,.....,.......,.......i..,........,................ 31 18 20 39 19 22 41 23 24 250 25 Kiowa ..,..,..,.. ,... 5 1 Anthony ,..,... .... 3 2 Harper ......... .... 3 3 Caldwell ..,.... .,.. 4 8 Kiowa ,..,... .... 3 7 Attica ....... ..,. 4 8 Anthony ...,... ..., 5 2 Harper ......... .,,. 4 3 Kingman .,........................i .... 3 0 Total ..............,.......... .....,.,.....,.... 4 15 Average per game ...............,.,....,. 42 With B. H. Born, Bruce Rickard, Bob Melkus, Harold Hosey and Lucky Lillieqvist back again for next year it looks like another SKL title for Medicine Lodge in 1949. Forsyth, Dean iilaiailfnnlfhiihfin MLHS Holds Lead in Leag Wins From Antho 32-16 Friday Nigl The Medicine Lodge Ind lived up to their expectations Friday night when they dov the Anthony Pirates in the cri game of the Southern Ka League by a score of 32-16. P1 ously, the Pirates had won the Kingman Eagles and in s corners the Indians were not 'ed strong enough to conquer 'Pirates from Southern Hz , County. Ball Tourne 0pens Tonigl Dates Advanced Play Games at Ni 1 The Medicine Lon Qbasketball tournament Lbeen moved up one da permit all games to played at night, and first game will get u way tonight fWednes- at 7:30 o'clock. M Indians Take Lead in Leag Beat Kiowa 51-3 Here Friday Nigl In one of their big tests of the basketball son, the Medicine L Indians last Friday 1 defeated the Kiowa C tains 51 to 31 on the l I The Medicine Lodge Indians X court, and held top pos on both first and second tear' , ' I , L Lea ue, .mes at Harper Tuesday f' S Lndlqns g stay in top position in th' . . e . n Kansas League Win' F885 Excltlng Game A F. idy no losses. Alwthel' I-Billie Victory ffica C011 t list y QQOK , I A large crowd witnessed an ex- 0 The by 41 est O 'w , 40? ge Wo? citing game between the Anthony Hoached Medic. fo Ver Q .Q veal: gsxpewfg Pirates and the Medicine Lodge S eflly by R-'PG Lcd Q ,wg .L to 0-is Indians mst Friday aight, which Fa-vQ,,' cpe elrh , .ee X,gexpVxe.55iZgx61x.0'6 50013 ended with another victory for Sieve q,ff ida.:ed ,giver afndians voeaby aye! .90 ,,1X11.o-3 'isa N3 jthe Indians, undefeated this sea- Q ghd te: lb bfzvenlhg bas-,rg Ray' K9 ye 0016 .os Q30 btkmm- Izcgiyin Southern Kansas League ponegughemfn gamgb the with dgbau 2 0 of -1 ww - f- If -'fa .1113 ci. S596 'CF gcc' 369 5 gb 311.93 5'-'lu-, f . ef 6 x S -W4 :ind 562 95 gt. .50 o Leash tg, 0 0 Ga O X9 9 1 , eeasela 0 X0 soo 33 e OD- ' 199 eil KI.-1 W 'gem . .aa , V. -1 Qbep Club 1st: Joyce Eby, Gwen Sample, Rusty Sample, cheerleaders. 2nd: Joella Harris, Elinor Small, Cecelia Smith, Candace Skinner, Jane Balding, Lois Womeldorf, sponsor. 3rd: Gerry Rinke, Mollie Harbaugh, Beverly Wheelock, Jean Fussell, Ruth Hollar, Jeanne Vincent. 54 'ff 4 Sli lst 2nd: 3rd: lst! 2nd: 3rd Sth! 4tl'lZ 5th' J-fi Cappella Norma Brittain, Jean Sitler, Patty Bottorff, Esther Forsyth, Helen Fenwick, Ella Funk, Melba Marquand, Beverly Moore, Gwen Sample, Marilyn Wilson, Janls Travis, Edwin Suderman, instructor: Della Mott, Gaile Hill, Pat Hull, Chrystine Gilmore, Joan Rodgers, Nancy MacGregor, Joyce Eby, Janna McEndree. Joyce Whelan, Doris Stone, Peggy Snyder, Barbara Balding, Vera Lillieqvist, Bill Hittle, Johnny Clarke, Len Neal, Maurice McEndree, Keith Warren, Jim Dickey, Dale Thomas, Kenneth Angell, Jim Moore, Otie Miller, Emory Miller, Wayne Knowles, Jack Axline, Carol Smith, Anne Gilmore. Joy Neal, accompanist, Cecelia Smith, Sue Ryan, Shirley Webb, Rita Roessler, Don Webb, Merle Schnelle, Howard Schnelle, Tonk Mills, Bruce Rickard, Terry Neal, Bill Wheat, Harold Hosey, Max Ummel, George Thomas, George Stewart, Jim Eby, Jim Hudson, Dean Melkus, La Vaughn Thomas, Lina Beth Miller. Cglne .Wand Jack Axline, Melba Marquand, Corinne Miller, Barbara Winter, Patty Bottorff, Pat Hull, Charlene Gant, Vera Lillieqvist, Chrystine Gilmore, Janis Travis, Esther Forsyth, Ronnie Davis. Joy Neal, Bob Forsyth, Billie Stallarcl, Shirley Webb, Barbara Willan, Mary Moore, Joann Stone. Jean Sitler, Doris Stone, Juanita Ragan, Joyce Whelan, Gaile Hill, La Vaughn Thomas, Carol Donovan, Patty Groendycke, Bill Hittle, Anne Gilmore, Bob McAllister, Phyllis Simpson, Beulah Mills, Blll Wheat, George Stewart, Carol Smith, Dale Thomas. Helen Fenwick, Viola McCullough, Rita Roessler, Leigh Groendycke. Verda Hollar, Twila Miller, Jack Vandeveer, Peggy Snyder, Virginia McKinley, Jim Eby, Shirley Fitzsimmons, Howard Schnelle, Maurice McEndree, Marion Main, Charles Nicholas, Jim Hudson, Don Guild, Willard Talbert, Horace Eaton, Virginia Mullikin, Allen Schnelle, George Thomas, Merle Schnelle, Max Ummel, Terry Neal. Nancy MacGregor, Joyce Eby, Laressa Sample, Joanne Rodgers, Anna Mae Guthrie, Marian Good, Dean Stranathan, Jayne Harper, Mary Reneau, Gwen Sample, Harriette Randolph, Edwin Suderman, instructor. 36 GIRLS' GLEE CLUB 1st: Jean Sitler, Pat Malone, Ella Funk, Jane Balding, Della Mott, Janis Travis, Marilyn Wilson, Joyce Whelan, Doris Stone, Cecelia Smith, Billie Stallard, Sue Ryan, Corinne Miller, Carol Donovan, Evelyn Keltner, Chrystlne Gilmore, Joyce Eby, Nancy MacGregor, Joan Rodgers, Rusty Sample, Janna McEndree. 2nd: Earline Gipson, Dorla Nichols, La Vada Hollar, Patty Bottorff, Beverly Moore, Gwen Sample, Esther Forsyth, Helen Fenwick, Barbara Balding, Norma Brittain, Vera Lillieqvist, Rita Roessler, Peggy Snyder, Viola McCullough, Georgia Heyden- reich, Pat Hull, Gaile Hill, La Vaughn Thomas, Barbara Willan, Betty Saddler. 3rd: Edwin Suderman, instructor: Joy Neal, Wilma Conner, Shirley Fitzsimmons, Betty Hellman, Phyllis Simpson, Melba Marquand, Beulah Mills, Darlene Powers, Shirley Webb, Charlene Gant, Mollie Harbaugh, Pattie Groendycke, Anita Keltner, Jean Fussell, Gerry Rinke, Ann Gilmore, Carol Smith, Virginia McKinley, Leigh Groendycke, Jeanne Vincent, Lina Beth Miller. GIRLS' ENSEMBLE Marilyn Wilson, Della Mott, Janis Travis, Rita Roessler, Norma Brittain, Vera Lillieqvist, Pat Hull, La Vaughn Thomas, Janna McEndree. Says' Qlee Club 1st: Edwln Suderman, instructor: Bill Hittle, Johnny Clarke, Len Neal, Maurloe Mc- Endree, Kelth Warren, Ronnie Davla, Allen Sohnelle, Jlm Eny, George Thomas, Dean Melkus, Dale Thomas, Kenneth Angell, Jlm Moore, Jlm Dlckey, Otle Mlller, Emory Mlller, Burt McKInley. 2nd: Ivan Watklns, Don Webb, Sam Baier, Jerry Tharp, Merle Schnelle, Howard Schnelle, Bruce Rickard, Tonk Mllls, BIII Wheat, Terry Neal, Harold Hosey, Max Ummel, Lucky Lillleqvist, Jon Stone, Gene Aubley, Delbert Summers, Wayne Knowles, Jack Axllne, George Stewart, Jack Vandeveer. ways' Ensemble Ronnie Davla, Kelth Warren, Howard Sohnelle, Bruce Rickard, George Thomas, Terry Neal, Kenneth Angell, Dale Thomas, Jim Moore. Z9 F. H. A.:-Juanita Ragan, treasurer: Doris Stone, secre- A tary: Joy Neal, pianist and district secretary: Corinn Miller, vice president: Jean Sitler, president. C ww Y-TEENS:-Janna McEn- dree, president: Beverly Moore, treasurer: Jayne Harper, secretary: Carol Donovan, vice president. A HI-Y CABINET:-B. H. Born, vice president: Max Ummel, president: Charles Nickolas, secretary-treasurer. STUDENT COUNCIL:-Jim Eby, vice president: Corinne Miller, secretary-treas- urer: Terry Neal, president. F. F. A.:--Jim Hudson, reporter: Merle Schnelle, secre- tary: Maurice McEndree, president: Lucky Lillieqvist, vice president: Don Shelite, sentinel: Bruce Rickard, treasurer. .A if 1st: 2nd: 3rd' guture gfomemakers of Emerica Laressa Sample, Virginia Mullikin, Barbara Wlllan, Lina Beth Miller, Patty Bottorff. Leigh Groendycke, Phyllis Simpson, Doris Stone, Carol Smith, Jane Baldlng, Billie Stallard, Rita Roessler, Joyce Eby, Charlene Gant, Corinne Miller, Jean Sitler, Marilyn Wllson, Vera Lillleqvlst, Anne Gilmore. Virginia McKinley, Joan Rod ers, Pat Smith, Gwen Sample, Barbara Balding, 'JoeIIa Harris, Shirley Fitzsimm ons, Bernice Woodward, Candace Skinner, Cecelia 4th: 5l:h: Smith, Phyllis Mullikin, Jean Fussell, Viola McCullough. Eleanor Snyder, Esther Wells, Wilma Martin, Wilma Conner, Shirley Webb, Emlly Heydenreich, Della Mott, Wilma Whitaker, Dorla Nichols, Catherine Roots, Harriette Randolph, Verda Hollar, Evelyn Keltner. Peggy Snyder, Betty Saddler, Lucy Flalgosa, Joy Neal, Esther Brown, La Vada Hollar, La Vaughn Thomas, Melba Marquand, Georgia Heydenrelch, Pat Malone, Beulah Mills, Virginia Blackwell, Juanita Ragan, Margaret Mustard, sponsor, Helen Fenwick, Jeanne Vincent. F. H. A. Our organization has fifty-six members this year. Miss Margaret Mustard, the home ec instructor, is our sponsor. Our club meets once a week and has various kinds of programs. The mam purpose is to encourage and prepare the girls in their responsib111t1es as the Future Homemakers of America. 41 PROUD OF THE HORSE 1st: 2nd: 3rd: guture garmers of Jflmerica Glen Ford, Jack Vandeveer, Don Coberly, Bruce Rickard, B. H. Born, Elbert Wright, Billie Summers, Jake Harbaugh, Otie Miller, Don Shelite, Kenneth Kasney Mike Harper, Bill Kasney, Leon Adams, Gary Whitaker, Sammy Baier, Merle Schnelle, Bob Axtell, Lucky Lillieqvist, Jim Hudson, Jon Stone, John Scotton, Richard Vandeveer, Calvin Doile, sponsor. Scott Sears, Wilbur Ford, Melvyn Rinke, George Kingsolver, Gaylord Gant, Allen Schnelle, Wayne Brown, Max Ummel, Burt McKinley, Maurice McEndree, Dean Melkus, Johnny Clarke, Bill Reneau. A9 mr ', sf fffklfk x W 3 , .,j,,w , . ,W 1 !sNfXwii93L52ifi'3593'5?4? 32134393 MEN '-an--W W... M fYi?P!'QkIxE5.,'-'w 'Wah , Wliilfgf-wi liz' BWYTTT - ws Y-TEENS lst: Nancy MacGregor, Wilma Martin, Joella Harris, Jean Sitler, Janna McEndree, Elinor Small, Patty Bottorfl, Cecelia Smith Evelyn Rucker, Pat Malone, Norma Brlttain. 2nd:Earline Glpson, Esther Brown, Verda Hollar, Evelyn Keltner, Carol Smith, Bernice Woodward, Mildred Williams, Jeanne Vincent, Candace Skinner, Virginia Mullikin, Ruth Hollar, Shirley Fitzsirnmons, Charlene Gant, Betty Hellman. 3rd:Joan Rodgers, Viola McCullough, Della Mott, Chrystine Gilmore, Joyce Eby, Jane Baldlng, Billie Stallard, Virginia McKinley, Pattie Groendycke, Darlene Powers, Sue Ryan, Virginia Blackwell, Mollie l-larbauzh, Lois Womeldorf, sponsor. 4th: Pat Hull, Gaile Hill, Janis Travis, Lucy Ralgosa, Lavaughn Thomas, Emily Heydenrelch, Esther Forsyth, Marilyn Wilson, Vera Lillieqvist, Barbara Willan, Phyllis Mulllkln, Carol Donovan, Beverly Wheelock, Jayne Harper, Virginia Williams. 5th: Eleanor Snyder, Lina Beth Miller, Helen Fenwick, La Vada Hollar, Joy Neal, Anne Gilmore, Doris Stone, Peggy Snyder, Audrey Colborn, Esther Wells, Shirley Webb, Jean Fussell, Juanita Bagan, Beulah Mills, Anita Keltner. HI-Y lst: Max Ummel, Emory Miller, Glen Ford, B. H. Born, Billy Summers, Harry Pray, Jake Harbaugh. 2nd:Jon Stone, Willard Talhert, Delbert Summers, Merle Schnelle, Howard Schnelle, Burt Mc- Kinley Jerry Tharp, Kenneth Kasney. 3rd: Charles Nicholas, Maurice McEndree, Gaylord Gant, Gary Whitaker, Walter Williams, Johnny Clarke, Bob Brlttaln, Ward Bayles, sponsor. AA , , qv' Ur , l Srl, .1iu'1Wf'Lg Mg jg Q o X I ,, Q 4' N aw' 'X I DRAW! AT I C S LAST YEAR'S JUNIOR PLAY, lT'S POPPA WHO PAYS Jean Sltler, Tonk Mllls, Blll Huff, Carol Donovan, Jayne Harper, Kenneth Angell, Corinne Miller, Ronnie Davis, Janna McEndree, Patty Bottorff, Terry Neal, Jim Moore, Juanita Ragan. SADIE HAWKINS PLAY Joy Neal, Terry Neal, Len Neal, Jack Axline ........................ Pep Band Jean Fussell ........................................ Pulsive Pat Malone ..,...........,................. Tender Leaf Tonk Mills ................,,.. Janna McEndree Earthquake M agoon 'l2 M,d. Scraggs Don Bowman .......... ................... L il' Abner Bev Wheelock .... ........ D alsy Mae Ruth Hollar .....,,.... ..... F lame Magoon Don Webb ................. ....... P ap Scraggs Phyllis Mullikin ........ Repulsive Boyd Strickland Rosalie Guthrie Lem Scraggs Tobacco Rhoda Carol Donovan ................................ Wolf Gal Kleth Warren .. Jerry Tharp ..... Don Guild ...... Lowell Baty ..... Jim Dickey ...... Walt Williams . Marlon Main Bill Wheat ...,.... Soft-hearted Yokum Silent Yokum Near-sighted Yokum Avallable Jones Marryin' Sam Lonesome Polecat Hairless Joe Clem Scraggs JUNIOR PLAY, THE STRANGE HOUSE Rita Roessler, Nancy MacGregor, Maurice McEndree, Janis Travis, Jim Eby, Charlene Gant, Merle Schnelle, Joan Rodgers, Chrystine Gilmore, Melba Marquand, Lucky Lillieqvist. i, x 3 gi 1 3 2 3: 5 l 2 i ALL SCHOOL PLAY, ALMOST SUMMER Maurice McEndree, Billie Stallard, Vera Lillieqvist, Jim Eby, George Stewart, Peggy Snyder, Wayne Knowles, Virginia Mullikin, Jack Axllne. A7 as 41 K? as Q. 1' .mffffl -' '16.4,f,ffff','-9 MAS 6 x ' fm ,,,,.L, Jmhnu-sw ,WMHM ww,vv'S'ff95faf --mvf , yn 1? I -ftskggv Q51 Q H I E -AX. M U -' it A , A5 41 H ' X , ,Q -- if N6 ,.4'g,a'- f 5 K , f ,.gwf'f5 5, f mai! 2 ,Q 1 , Q va., , f. ' Af. .if .jg ,W Q, 92, ' ,M 'Wu' Q ..A 4, ,X I + , 4 V A1 wean ,Q 49 L 1 A . .U 'TQ ,mfygi T- Jw? Xf?liiY?L X Vila V , ' vp Jw W4 N ,1 ff, W! 535 Q iii W L Kiowa Clhef Jnper Saunkeah E , Z Poolah Family Old Town Maine Saunkeah Family Oklahoma City G r a In lu coNo.nATui.A'rEs THE SENIOR CLASS 1 948 Cheyenne Chief Morris Medicine Cavalry Local Citizens Medicine Lodge scenes Octob from 1-2 er 1'h' 1 '3 indian Med?47 ace 'ein :ieagy A QomPlel'e 'plnoiogifaplfxlc Service Lodge e Pagan Pbfmf 474 Kansas f9Vfedicine .fodge E1 DGUBLE-0 GRUCERY MEDICINE LODGE'S LOWEST PRICED 4 FOOD STORE HIGHEST QUALITY MEATS GREENLEAF M0'l'0RS General Auto Repair FARM EQUIPMENT SALES 8z SERVICE Phone 99 SPRDUT M0'l'0R C0. FORD CARS FORD TRACTORS Ford's Out In F ront Sales Service Phone 264 FLDRY IMPLEMENT C0. Telephone 36 Charles F lory Proprietors C. D. Glenn Congratulations Seniors of '48 SNACK SHUI' Swift's Ice Cream Pangburn's Chocolates Magazines Tobaccos Phone 90 HART and BAIN, Proprietors SWEET SHUI' Where Old Friends Meet New Friends Phone 43 Congratulations To The Senior Class of 1948 YOUR PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY Western Light and Telephone mowm Your Electrical Company em CHAMPLIN SERVICE JOE J. HILL M 8: M FARM MACHINERY AUTHORIZED DEALER Fon Packards, Bendix Washers, Coolerators, Electric Appl Goodyear Tires and Auto Accessori Motorola Car and Home Radios Phone 13 Younonns morons I . , nc Medicine Lodge, Kansas DODGE-PLYMOUTH ALLIS-CHALMERS SALES - SERVICE Phone loo BRODKS-SPENCER DRY GOODS C0. WHERE YOUR DOLLAR HAS MORE CENTS Phone 87 Ln COMPLIMENTS OF It has been a pleasure for us to record your schoolday activities ' The Junior Index these past years. W h pe we'll have many nice things to say about you in futur y Official County and City Paper -Seventieth Year of Publication- NATIDNAL GYPSUM COMPANY GYPSUM PRODUCTS CARPEWS DRUG STGRE COSMETICS PRESCRIPTIONS FOUNTAIN SERVICE Phone 155 I-IIBBARIYS DRUG STGRE FIFTY-NINE YEARS OF SERVICE Phone7 BLACKWELL'S SERVICE STATION Standard Oil Products Greasing -:- Flats Fixed Tank Wagon Phone 32 THE BARBER COUNTY BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Phone 64 CENTRAL FOOD MARKET The Best for Less RODGERS FLORAL SERVICE Flowers For Every Occasion Flowers Telegraphed Everywhere Plants - Flowers - Trees Shrubs Dorothy-Howard's Jewelry Watches - Diamonds -- Gifts Watch Repair SITLER'S GROCERY and MARKET Frozen Foods Low Cost - High Quality Phones 8 dz 9 LLOYD DAVIS 8: SONS Medicine Lodge, Kansas International Trucks McCormick-Deering Farm Equipment F. J. WADSWORTH Abstracter Medicine Lodge, Kansas In the Above Business In Medicine Lodge, Kansas, Continuously 48 Years PARKER'S FOOD STORE Grocery and Meats Medicine Lodge, Kansas Phone 109 Kiowa, Kansas Phone 3 ADAMS GROCERY Open Evenings Corner of 160 and Main Howard's Food Store Medicine Lodge, Kansas E 8: S APPLIANCE BEST wlsl-:Es FORSYTH FURNITURE BEST WISI-IES GRAND HOTEL Mrs. M. B. Skinner, Prop. Meet Your Friends At The F 81 S Recreation Parlor DOMINO PARLOR 203 South Main Phone 663 BEN FRANKLIN STORE BEST WISHES to CLASS OF '48 Overstreet Jewelry Shop Jewelry of All Kinds Jewelry Repaired NEWSOMS' STORE GENERAL MERCHANDISE Ladies' 81 Gents' Furnishings Phone 15 Security Investment Co. INSURANCE 81 LOANS Phone 80 HALLREN POULTRY 8: CREAMERY CO. 209 N. Main Phone 186 O. E. Leonard, Manager Satisfaction Guaranteed Medicine Lodge Sales Good Place to Buy or Sell Your Cattle Sale Every Saturday Phone 374 PALMER 8z SON ABSTRACTERS Oil Leases -- Insurance Real Estate - Farm Loans Congratulations to Class of '48 M L Flying Service, Inc. Piper Cub Dealer MEDICINE LODGE AIRPORT Flying School - Charter Service TONK'S ROLLER RINK FUN FOR ALL lVlarie's Beauty Shop Phone 480 Foster Beauty Shop Phone 68 Watts Beauty Shop Phone 172 June's Beauty Shop BEST WISHES Phone 33 Brooks C. Rickard '34 LIFE INSURANCE N IXON DRESS SHOP DRESSES FOR EVERY OCCASION Phone 72 BETTY ROSE SHOP LADIES' READY-TO-WEAR Let Us Fill Your Needs Mr. and Mrs. Riley W. Mac- Gregor '12 Comora MacGregor Nash '39 John William MacGregor '44 Riley Ray ReQua '45 John Ray ReQua '46 Edwards Service Station Wings Oil 8: Gas Complete Car Service Firestone Tires Phone 693 Timmis Service Station Phone 260 DYE'S CAFE We Serve To Serve Again Phone 39 Thelma Dye Prop. CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS J. W. Metz Lumber Co. Help Yourself Laundry Bring Your Own Clothes Use Our Machines Phone 488 Bishop Oil Company Congratulations To The Senior Class of '48 Stan's Skelly Service Greasing - Washing - Tire Repair Also Tank Wagon Service Phone ll SKOGMOS Clothing For All The Family Phone 780 .w' ' g'p'7Mf'f'f'Tf 'fFZg:ffi5 , 1v f 2 iI5 v m?2'1 ..,gi5Ef'?'T ? .gf ' ' '-..'f ' .f-i? .MQ ,.. . ..-Q. ,,..,:,,h - 'f 7 : f L f ' 'L 1 1 ' ' -,'?:?: 7::,,,. .. r , f -: ,, , 1, ,, -f,,-i'.-,-- -w. :::,,-,-1.-.5.1.1-C'-6?6i,,f,,..,,. n f. . ' ':Wf 1:M fl- f 1 I M 1 - . . ,, . .- ,. ,. 1 ' : ' ' gl 15'- fg?'fjL,, 'JqL gg-,-'1,.fg:' ',.,..' -Q I, N 4,5 :Qgg -' ' .1 .: 2.91 -'-'J Wal.,-f..f'- 1 ,Er ' ., 2, 1 Q- fw, 't .,',:1'3 F35 1 V gf Wi? 'vu' -111 'S-'15 -fgvw F- P'91i2?f?g:f f ff 'FT'-753 5, M -fx v w ' ' , , N M .,14,y,- ,-,, -4 f ,.l,- A , A, . , .. , ,i - y , , . .v. . . ? V -1. 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