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

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unior Cfadd ,yiafory L i s v nn, X74 if . I 19 .am fs w e The Junior Class participated in practically all the activities of the school during the past year with its members accomplishing many successful tasks. MUSIC Almost everyone from the Junior class took part in music. Alfred Sac- hetta was a member of the boy's quarette. A large number from the class were in the Boy's anddirllq Glee Clubs and many took part in mixed chorus. Practically all the girls were in Drum Corps. JUNIOR PLAY Under the direction of Mrs. Bowels and Mrs. Geir the Juniors presented a three act farce comedy, WHama's Baby Boyu by Charles Feorge. The cast consisted of: Billie White, Ronnie Fortino, Paul Allen, Dorthy Zwahh n Romona Allen, Anita Beighy, Nolene Mahy, Alfred Sachetta. June Carline, Alberta Smith, and Georgia Hodgen, The Stage Manager was Orval Smith and the Business Manager was Winona Allen. SPORTS The Wildcats had outstanding football and basketball teams this year with the Junior boys taking active part in both, Those earning first team football letters were: Orval Smith, Jimmy Jenkins, Leon Blake, Paul Allen Donald Waugh, and Ray Bonbrake, JimyGrant receiving a reserve letter. Orval Smlth, Jimmy Jenkins, and Donald Waugh received honorablelnention in Mineral Belt League All Star selections. Orval Smith and Paul Allen represented the class in basketball. Billie White was Cheer Leader from our class. Y A! , A U ,, J fi ,Y ' v 1 , - ' 71 - ww' ' 1 -I , , + . , J W Jock 1 L 1 -alien , Y if QV I J Q me wr Laugh and the world laugh.: W ' 'U' -5, with you I ' 4 A .- e ,- A Weep and you weep alone For the sud old earth muu ' borrow its mirth, A Hlil hu trouble enough of its own. V , Ellu Wheeler Wum 'J .reel

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SDP omore C add .jvlidforg NQHIIQ -C 'hgp do PMN 'Q 9 Ev ' 1HkQllnni The beginning of the school year found our class consisting of twenty- one eager Sophomores. During the school year the class enrollment increased to twenty-four when Glen Cooper, Bill Thayer, and Alberta Stack joined the class. Our class has been very interested in Athletics. The boys earning a first team letter were: Danny Chandler, David Henderson, Gene Ghison, and Charles Proffitt. Charles Proffitt received honorable mention in the All Star line-up. Alva Smith and Maurice Grant received reserve letters. Charles Proffitt represented the class as a first team man in basketball. Gene Guisonn Glen COOPSP, Alva Smith John Grasso, and Pat McDermott received reserve letters. Betty Jo Norris was our cheerleader. Our students were also interested in music. Those participating in the chorus were: Norma Brenner, Virginia Wright, Joan Cashero, David Henderson, and Don Babcock. Our sponsors for this year were Ruth Doty and Jack Broadhnrst. R an y 4'4f?,1L,'y me Q E fs . I Q . sa.f Q ' NU' C ' W v' 151 ' gf if Ilwvfrqk' qsiywipfq 4 C. ,JY 9 fain .71 4 , ' 4 X 2 3NA fl