Minden High School - Log Yearbook (Mindenmines, MO)

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H-H-i-i-i-i-H-H-i-iMi'Hiiimi The Minden Log FATHER-SON HI-Y BANQUET A yearly get-together” for Fathers and Sons at Minden High School. This year was our biggest year with over 150 attending. The banquet was served by Miss Bassett, Home Ec. instructor, and the Home Ec. girls. 1940-41 will be even better. HI-Y CLUB A club enrolling 100'i of the High School Boys. One of the most active clubs at Minden High School. i ! I I.-I-.I-H-H-H-I- H-1-|. i.h-h-i.-h-h..!. “Education Through Experience HH-H-H-H--HH-I-1-1-1--H 1 1 1 1 1-1 [111

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Miiii-H-H-1H-i-i-H111111111 The Minden Log i h-hmuhi-i-i-h-h-k-h-h- “LITTLE WOMEN” The Minden Players presented as the all school production, Louise Mae Allcott’s immortal story, Little Women.” These plays were under the direction of Miss Maurine Jones. The cast included: Mr. March, Dick Smith; Mrs. March, Genevieve Toms; Beth, Betty Caslavka; Professor Bhaer, Don Flaker; Jo, Lois Toms; Aunt March, Dorothy Mae Gathman; Meg, Rosalie Bouton; John Brook, Jack Caslavka; Amy, Zora Sue Wingo; Laurie, Donald J. Maxwell. “SATURDAY EVENING” Saturday Evening, a play depicting emotional realism, was chosen by the Minden Players for the Mineral Belt League one-act play festival held at Minden, December 8, 1939. The cast included: Connie--------------------------------------------- Betty Caslavka Alberta------------------------------------- Dorothy Mae Gathman Cora ---------------------------------------------- Rosalie Bouton “MYSTERY AT MIDNIGHT’ The Junior Class selected a mystery as their annual presentation. This was one of the best plays presented throughout the year because of the sound effects secured through K O A M Radio Station. The cast included: Alma Cory, Wilma Jean Palmer; Cloyd Parker, Donald McKee; Mrs. Wentworth, Lois Thurman; Rathboume Wentworth, Don Flaker; Barbara i ory, Rosalie Bouton; Letty Flanders, Lois Toms; Oscar Jansen, Merle Gregg; Rasmas Washington, Norman Jones; Energine Washington, Betty Rouse; Fred Lawrence, Donald J. Maxwell. H-H -H-H-H- “Education Through Experience | | I I | l | h-h- H--M-1 I I 1 1 1 1 I 1-1 ++

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H--H--1 1 1 I M-i I I H-H-l MIDd 0fl L02 1 M H I 1 H- HI-Y CLUB Yearly Projects: (1) We started off by giving an assembly showing the student body the meaning of Hi-Y work. Our Hi-Y has grown to 65 seniors and 20 Junior HI-Y membeds. (2) During Christmas time the Hi-Y repaired toys for poor children and sent out Christmas baskets. (3) Clinton Armstrong and Mr. Wheat made the trip to Kansas City to attend the Missouri State Executive meeting held in the Y. M. C. A. Building. Our sponsor, Mr. Wheat, is Missouri State Senior Hi-Y Representative and Clinton Armstrong is the Southwest Missouri Area Representative. We are very fortunate in having them in our school. (4) In January our Club sent Mr. Wheat to the West Central Area Y. M. C. A. meeting held in Hotel Continental in Kansas City. He represented the state ot Missouri in Hi-Y work. (5) The Father and Son Banquet held in the Minden Auditorium was attended by 150 Fathers and Sons. The speaker was Leo Gessell. (6) Attended the Area Spring Convention at Joplin the 8th of April. (7) We are looking forward with great anticipation to the next year and new officers. Club Officers: Richard Smith Jack ('aslavka Don Flaker Clinton Armstrong President Vice-President Secretary — Treasurer ----- I 1 1 1 I 1 1-H 1 H-l-1-M-1-1-H 1 H- “Education Through Experience H-H-H 1 1 i-H-H-1-11 1 1 1 I 1