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

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O icero l Jack Ward Katherine Lane Anna Marie Proffitt Chuck Batalia Vice-Pres. Secretary President Treasurer u BZIOAOHQOPQ Cfafnd I M V J . n .1 K Q ff . Q. X - I x Ja-X, f VI' lr JM? 1gLv QQ-V5 ay l f up a t A iw in fir ' ' ' ' ' xftif' ff .. ees. 5 Q- H X as to 6 QW, W , T A ' f M f .H ' 'H JI o ' Z U 2 .irlwforg P- nf Sixteen wonderful little mphiestoddled into high school as young hopefuls just two years ago. Since that time Mardelle Smith has dropped by the way. The backbone of the class included President Anna Marie Proffitt, Vice- presldent Jack Ward, Secretary Katherine Lane, and Treasurer Chuck Eatalia, most capably guided by sponsor Mr. William J. Graver. The class participated widely in music circles, with special applause going to Anna Marie Proffitt and Kathrine Lane, very attractive little major- ettes. Pep poured forth from one little Corrine Wilson as cheerleader. The diamond-crown-and-ermine-robe honers went to Anna Marie Proffitt and Ted Parsons, King and Queen candidates. Some wonderful sportsmen are anticipated from this tiny group if one can judge from Fred Smirl, Ted Parsons, Jack Ward, and Chuck Batalia, who really showed up well in both basketball and football.

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Art Batalia Dale Tarter John Grant Arman Goffoy President Treasurer Vice-Pres. Secretary gif!! ff F25 l'l'l2l'l aim s 51 A 'Q EMA Q BB' s 0 l ,History si Nine girls and sixteen boys survived initiation duties this year as the upper classmen prepared to welcome these froshies into the midst of their group. Not the least of the hazing werethe girls wearing dresses wrong side out and the boys suffering the licks of that paddling line. After things settled down a bit, class leaders were electedg namely President Art Batalia, Vice-president John Grant, Secretary Arman Goffoy, and Treasurer Dale Tarter. October 2b saw them whooping it up for the first time in the form of a weiner roast in the gymnasium. at a class party Nearly all the girls participated in drum corps and glee club. Football fans saw John Grant, Harold Hayden, John Justice, Art Batalla, Loren Smith, Lloyd Henderson, Billy Norris, Dale Tarter, Walter Thomas, Jimmy Young, and Emery Zwahlen holding that old bench and soaking up knowledge for years to come. They did quite well in Bees too. Basketball wouldn't have been comp- lete without Herbert Walker, Armon Goffoy, John Justice, Billy Norris, Dale Tarter, Harold Hayden, and Walter Thomas. And you can be sure there's a championshipteam coming up in a couple of years. Honor, The Honor,was bestowed upon Emily Ruth Saala when she was Football Queen by the 19b9-1950 squad. Everyone was so happy that accident did not keep her from enjoying this grand event, Barbara Crespino, Dorothy Ann Fortlno, Emily Ruth Sa.a1a,B1irley June Wickersham, and Betty Tridle became 'the stars of tomorrow' in Women,' speech class play presented December lb. Lloyd Henderson entered the big time when he fought Golden Gloves bout. Just about to follow in the footsteps ther. They also sport another royalty title in the persons and John Grant who are the freshman attendants for King and And with that freshmen history is concluded. One last Norris, as well as his classmates, is very proud ofi ose 18 chalked up in a single B.B. game. chosen Em11y's Capute, 'Little in the Of his big bro- amateur of Betty Tridle Queen this year. thing, that Bllly points he has