Miltonvale Wesleyan College - Sunflower Yearbook (Miltonvale, KS)

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Seniona WINSTON STEPHENS Kansas City, Kansas Athenaeum President, Sopho- more Treasurer, Junior Pres- ident, Student Council, Junior Play, All-School Play, Chorus, Basketball, Football, Track. A good natured chap who is also a good sport. ALICE SANDOZ EUswortti, Nebraska Sapphonian, Junior Play, All -School Play, Chorus. A whisper and a wiggle, and then comes Alice ' s BARBARA SUTTON LuiLOln, Nebraska Sapphonian, Student Council, Girls Sextet, H.S. Trio, Chorus, Cheerleader, Basket- ball, Volleyball. Her winning smile, her cheeks that glow. Show a mind at peace with all below. • ' ' w f ?i ii i SHERILL TURNER Miltonvale, Kansas Sapphonian, Sunflower, Junior Play, Chorus, Mixed Quartet, Basketball, Softball, Volley- ball, Tumbling. She ' s full of pep and is always there; Always laughing and ne ' er a care. RAYMOND STRONG Chambers, Nebraska Athenaeum, Junior Play, Basketball, Baseball. He had an opinion of every- thing but kept it to himself. ► 25

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ANNETTE POWELL Clay Center, Kansas Sapphonian, Sophomore President, Student Council, Junior Play, Chorus, Band, Sextet, Piano Quartet, Bas- ketball, Softball, Volleyball. Her heart is light within her whatever wind doth blow. Hiqh School RUTH NOFSINGER Marble Falls, Arkansas Sapphonian, Religious Council, Student Council, Junior, Play, Chorus, Basketball, Softball, Volleyball. So quiet that she must be wise. dSISSSf ,1;- i:: f) • ■ - WALTER PANKEY Rocklord, Illinois Sapphonian, Junior Play, Chorus, Junior Quartet, Basket- ball, Baseball, Football, Volleyball. If 1 will, I will, you can depend on it. If I won ' t, I won ' t, and that ' s the end of it. DOROTHY ROBBINS Miltonvale, Kansas Athenaeum, Freshman Treas- urer, All -School Play, Junior Play, Sunflower, Chorus, Cheerleader, Basketball, Volleyball, Softball. When her task is finished we know it ' s done right. NITA RENO El Cajon, California Athenaeum, Chorus. A trusting, unselfish person- ality is the greatest gift. 24

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i3B?iH.vfr,?»Fri ' i- ' :7.r;r; RALPH VREUGDENHIL Breniford. South Dakota Sapphonian, Junior Play, Chorus, Band. Basketball, Football, Track. A workman is known by his work. ' Hiqh School Senioni, ALLAN WORRELL Colorado Springs. Colorado Athenaeum, Sophomore Treasurer, All-School Play, Chorus, Band, Junior Quartet, Basketball, Base- ball, Football, Volleyball, Cheer- leader. All good men are dead, and I ' m not feeling well. Tradition is a part of every school and M.W.C. is no exception. Each spring a symbolic port of the high school class night program Is the presentation of the staff or shepherd ' s crook . The gradu- ating class, represented by their president, presents the staff in fitting ceremony to the junior class as an emblem of the duty and responsibility that Is being bequeathed to them of guiding and directing by word and example those who are following them into the right ways of living and keeping them from the dangerous paths. It is a symbol of help for those in trouble and guidance for all. This tradition was started by Seth Osborn, Wm . A. Smith, and D.H. Rasmussen, members of the class of 1915, hoping it would be passed on to future generations. They had a shepherd ' s crook made and tied their class colors near the head of the staff. Each succeeding class has tied their colors below the previous one with a good deal of sentiment for the ideals that are so much a part of our tradition. Now much of the shaft is covered with class colors. 26