Mineral Rural High School - Crusader Yearbook (West Mineral, KS)

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Y The Crusader 1 l U Seniors U gil CLASS OFFICERS lgi. MAURINE SCOTT ,,....,....... , .....,,. ..., A ,,-President F CHARLES HALCOMB ............Y,.......... Vice-President ' RUTH WATSON, FLORENCE MERIAUX ....wC,..... Sec'y.-Treas. ' 5 MR. W. H. MEIERS ......................., Class Sponsors 4 V Miss MABELMAE W1LsoN 1 L 4 7 The Senior Class of 1936, forty-four in number, is the largest ever to be graduated from T 5- Mineral High School. In scholarship the class led the school honor roll for the entire year, .A 7- a record that can never be bettered: of sixteen from the school who entered the scholarship 1 : contest at Pittsburg, eleven were Seniors. 4 7 L The Seniors have proved themselves indispensable in the field of sports. On the gridiron, 4 7 Co-Captain Rudy Kovach, end, Co-Captain Howard Stevens, tackle, and Edward Maples, 1 center. were towers of strength. Rudy and Howard were named on the Mo-Kan all-star team. L Everitt Bowin received a special letter for coming out for football four years. Robert Thom- 4 V' i as, forward, and Rudy Kovach, guard, were members of the basketball team that lost only B one league game. Robert was the high scorer of the league: he was placed on the Mo-Kan A 7 all-star team. Lawrence Martin ran the mile in track. In baseball Rudy Kovach held down 7 L first and was somewhat of a sparkplug to the team: Robert Thomas was on third: Charles J V I-Ialcomb pitched: John Anderson was on second. Y F With the graduation of the seniors, the girls' basketball team is practically graduated. They 4 are Florence Meriaux, co-captain and forward: Rose Supancic, co-captain and guard: Ethel t Christenson, forward: Wilma Johnson, guard: Mary Lee Mizner, forward: Gertrude Adams, J L guard. Florence and Rose were named on several all-star teams. T V Mary Brezovar was captain of the volleyball team for four years. With her on the team 4 were Margaret Bowin, Ruth Watson, and Dorothy Poole. In armoryball we had Erma Lan- L .4 gerot, captain, Mary Lee Mizner, and Rose Supancic. Robert Thomas and Mary Brezovar V' 1 I represented the school in tennis, Bob winning second in the Mo-Kan tourney. 4 7 This year we have seventeen Seniors in the glee clubs: thirteen in the orchestra: ten in the 1 5 drum corps: and eight in the band. S'oloists were Joe Ferraro, clarinet, and Vincent Zalokar, 4 V trombone, both winning firsts in the league: Rose Benedict, flute, who tied for second: Dor- 1 5 othy Poole, soprano, and Maurine Scott, contralto. Luella Bramlette and Maurine Scott J P were members of the girls' quartet. Maurine and John Ascanio were in the mixed quartet, Q L which won first. John Ascanio was in the boys' quartet. Earl Brenner and Vincent Zalo- A kar were members of the instrumental quartet. P Q L The Seniors were well represented in the Speech Department. In the contest one-act A V' lay, Elmer, were Luella Bramlette. Mary Lee Mizner, and Maurine Scott. In the annual i P 5 speech play, Little Women, were Ethel Christenson, Virginia Marshall, and Joe Ferraro. In 4 Y' the all-school play. Dracula, were John Ascanio and Earl Brenner. In the annual senior Q la , The Charm School, Luella Bramlette performed as superbly as ever. Others in the 1 L P Y A lay who did extra good work were Vincent Zalokar, Frances O'Malley, Maurine Scott, Ed- P P Q ward Maples, Charles Halcomb, Michael Walsh, Pat Morehead, Earl Brenner, Mary Brezovar. : Mary Lee Mizner, Virginia Marshall, Florence Meriaux. Ethel Christenson, and Wilma John- 1 son. L 4 V In Girl Reserves there were seventeen seniors, including the president, Maurine Scott. In i L Hi-Y there were seventeen seniors, including the president. Rudy Kovach. There were seven 7 seniors in Pep Club: Florence Meriaux is president: Mary Lee Mizner is secretary. In M q L Club there were eighteen seniors. Luella Bramlette is vice-president: Mary Brezovar, secre- A 7 tary. i L Maurine Scott and John Ascanio received the greatest honor that M. H. S. can bestow. A P' They were named the Most Prominent Students for 1936. Also named Prominent Crusad- 'i L ers were Ruth Watson, Rose Benedict, Luella Bramlette, and Rudy Kovach. A E Erma Langerot is Crusader Queen of 1936. Florence Meriaux was named Carnival Queen E for 1936. ' ' 1 r , Q 43, . Q A E Selah! A -E 7 1 1 : E 1 P Z, .S vll IK IK ll JL JL llvlk JL IRQ. .fll lk lkvlk ll JK IK ll ll lkv Page Fourteen