Minneapolis High School - Days of Youth Yearbook (Minneapolis, KS)
- Class of 1939
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+ x Qi' YW , A Amy, Q. 4 PREFACE Days of Youth, the annual for '39, is presented to the public in the hope that it may bring back pleasant school-day mem- ories for those who have been graduated, as Well as the stu- dents of the Minneapolis schools who are to graduate from M. H. S. in the future. May the events recorded and pictured in this book live forever in the hearts of the graduates of dear old M. H. S. 0'BOe6'0 DEDICATIQN To a kind and faithful friend of the students of Minneapolis High School, a teacher who has been with the school for many yearsg to A. M. Gardner, the journalism class very appre- ciatively dedicates the '39 annual, Days of Youth. STAFF Editors ............ . . ..... Mary Gans, Charles Carlson Business Manager .... ............. R obert Whitney Senior Editor ....... ......... . . . Kenneth Austin Junior Editor ....... ................ R uth Miller Sophomore Editor .... ............. R uth Shoemaker Freshman Editor . . . .................. Vera Austin Art Editors ....... .... D arlene Bohen, Wihna Long Athletics .......................... Donald Keil, Bill Cox Advertising .................................... . . . . . . Winona Parsons, Garland Wilcox, Dick Whitney Joke Editor ............. s .............. . Neal Goodfellow Alumni Editor .... ........................ P hyllis White ACTIVITIES Music .......... .................. Li la Lee Zimmerman Girl Reserve ........... ....... V era Woodruff Hi-Y ................... ......... B en Christ National Honor Society . . . .... Belva Boyington Journalism Class ....... .. . Geraldine Miller x. A-fm 5.1f,e:mz,Mrm:0m5is.MS?1.4xl1f.i1L Szibgfv. lifnjzesmala.-aLm4Wf,4,E31Hi20s ciakfsawryfcamx wmw!wx2n'2wsmMwnmwa mmvawx HDAYS OF SYQUTHH School Song Sing a song for M. H. S. Sing till the rafters ring! ' V Stand and raise the cheer once again! Let every loyal voice now sing- So here's to Minneapolis High, Here's to the careless days, Here's to you, our Alma Mater, The dearest in our hearts always. To the trees- To the sky- To the spring in its glorious happiness, To the youth- To the fire- To the life that is moving and calling us, To the Gods- To the Fates- To the rulers of men and their destiniesg To the boys- To the girls- To the friends, who Will love us some day. Oh, sing a song for M. H. S. Sing till the rafters ring! Stand and raise the cheer once again! Let every loyal voice now sing. So here's to Minneapolis High, Here's to the careless days, Here's to you, our Alma Mater, The dearest in our hearts always. 7 Y !sY J-M g,,M,W V A X Nfg,,,p1f.1:.2:.a.ug:w.g:Mn , ya. mm MQ: fr e .Q a., , .g Nmmwmv , 'f, -waMumx.mf..,:ww. v,w.waes,safkrmw,gw,-smwcrrf if-x: 1, Aezfnxw:.w,:2fsf:m.9::azxffN :awww :1wwwmwfmwmmav'mmpwQ KmwywvwgMmpwvmw uuk Learning CENTRA L a SW 3 I ' V . 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Due to the fact that education began in Minneapolis at such an early date and the schoolhouses were moved from one place to another many times, there is very little accurate information available about the earliest schools. The first school building in Minneapolis was a small log cabin, with a dirt iiioor, located east of where the Jackman Elevator now stands. It was a one-room grade school. The next schoolhouse we have any information on is the one which was just north of where the telephone office is now situated. This Sch-ool was a crude lumber, one-room grade building. The desks and seats were made of cotton wood slabs built against the walls. Later more room was needed to accommodate those who wished to go to school. A small, one-roomed frame building, called the little school- house, was built West of the Methodist church for the first and second grades. The rest of the grades attended school in a building where the telephone office now stands. This building consisted of four rooms, two on the first floor and two on the second. The high school students at this time attended classes in the second story of the Pacific House, which stood at the end of Mill street just north of the tracks. In 1884 the citizens of Minneapolis decided to build this prospering city a permanent school building, and erected Central. The approximate cost was S15,000. It, a two-story structure, was constructed of red brick and still stands. On the first fioor there are four classrooms and a large hall. On the second floor there are four classrooms, a large hall, an office, and three small rooms. This building was not modernized until 1914. The first eight grades attended school here. For a while the high school classes attended school here, and then they were transferred to the city hall. 14 rw Q -,x msfsmwmmsa: M xv mm,44..Q.sJ .mv w ww v,m1..m,w w,1,vw.w.w ww J M mme-wwe umm ,anusmunnmmummwwmwwmmmwwmwwvmwwwf www-www. 7 my-ww-.w,x HISTORY OF BUILDINGS CContinuedD In 1904, what is now the Junior High Building was erected. It was built at that time for a .Senior High School. The Lott Brothers contracted this building for S20,000. The architect was C. W. Squires. This is a large red brick building facing the south. On the first H-oor there are iive large classrooms and a hallway. On the second floor there are two rooms used for the teaching of music, one for instrumental lessons and the other for vocal lessons. There its also an auditorium with a seating capacity of 375. The cornerstone to this building was laid by Hattie Barber fSeniorJ on Friday, May 13, 1904, at 4 p. m. In 1916 the present High School was built. The contractors were Powers and Kernsg the architect was Owens, and the cost of the building was 328,785.60 This building was made of red brick and faces the east and south. On the first floor there is a Manual Training room. Across the hall from this is a finishing and store room. Across the hall occupying nearly half of the l-ower floor is a gymnasium. The door is sunk 12 feet below the level of the hall. Also on this Hoor is the girls' locker room. On the second door there are five classrooms, the offices and the jour- nalism laboratory. On the third floor are three classrooms, a science laboratory, a G. R. room and a study hall and library. The new grade school building built during '38 and '39 was contracted by the Johnson Brothers for S117,250. The architect is Charles Shaver, and the architect inspector is O. D. Lott. This building was constructed of light bricks and faces the west. The north end of the building is occupied by the auditorium and gymnasium combined. It has a seating capacity of 1310. The south division consists of ten classrooms, a long hallway and the oEices. This building is to be heated by two steam boilers. This school has all the modern equipment of today, including air conditioning. The classes will attend there for the first time next fall. .Q2J,ic.1.,!: , as iw warm- Ai-1ffmw,s,.wJ5 Aaxzma ., may-rsvfwmmwwfew-Km www-v.M M - ' -fm + W A A M X 1.-::4...f,M' .V-,IAM N. ,A A -,-. .--.-,1 .--:LW --,, .J,Qwfv,,J.,,ffQ,fym-Nffyx.w.wm-M-alumna:me HIE En IEE. lihnlne C. C. Dr. :X..L. Lzxrzzxie re Hawk mrs Pros. Vice PYUF ll? , XX f O9 Qizxiil- XX- X f.. f Asecyl XX Xp.. BW 9 ui, Harry M l1Sg'!'2lVQ img If surrey g5,u,A3wW Sewers Aff mxmssfeaaawsmsaez . M K mwums SCI-ICDGL B 1884-85 J. H. Gentry W. D. Thompson W. L. Harvey C. P. Bush J. S. Felt G. E. Burnham 1885-86 W. D. Thompson G. E. Burnham J. S. Felt J. H. Gentry W. A. Roberts W. L. Harvey 1886-87 J. S. Felt J. H. Gentry J. Miller W. L. Harvey G. E. Burnham W. D. Thompson 1887-88 J. H. Gentry Lucy B. Johnston J. S. Felt E. L. Chapin W. D. Thompson J. Miller 1888-89 J. H. Gentry W. L. Chapin M. A. Roberts J. S. Felt W. D. Thompson Lucy B. Johnston 1889-90 W. D. Roberts J. H. Gentry J. S. Felt E Lucy B. Johnston E. L. Chapin A. W'. L. Harvey S. D GAR J. S. Felt J. H. Gentry Lucy B. Johnston Campbell E. L. Chapin 1891-92 J. H. Gentry Lucy B. Johnston E. L. Chapin F. L. Flint A. C. Jackman J. S. Felt 1892-93 E. L. Chapin F. L. Flint J. T. Silver J. S. Felt A. C. Jackman 1893-94 F. L. Flint E. L. Chapin S. M. Merfyield J. S. Felt J. T. Silver A. C. Jackman 1894-95 A. C. Jackman F. L. Flint E. L. Chapin S. M. Merryfield J. S. Felt J. T. Silver 1895-96 F. L. Flint J. T. Silver . L. Chapin J. S. Felt C. Jackman M. Merryiield 1896-97 F. L. Flint J. T. Silver B. F. Billingsley J. S. Felt E. L. Chapin A. C. Jackman 1897-98 F. L. Flint J. T. Silver B. F. Billingsley J. S. Felt E. L. Chapin A. C. Jackman 1898-99 E. L. Chapin F. L. Flint A. C. Jackman J. F. Brewer J. S. Felt A. R. Purton 1899-1900 F. L. Flint E. L. Chapin A. R. Purton B. F. Billingsley J. S. Felt J. F. Brewer 1900-01 A. S. Kinsey A. R. Purton J. S. Felt E. L. Chapin B. F. Billingsley F . L. Flint 1901-02 E. L. Chapin A. R. Purton A. S. Kinsey A. R. Goodwyn J. S. Felt L. B. Smith .xfffmmsmiemhu-fibms14A ff-izfaw:mff,,l.Qfxf511 V:-41:21, if :Am SCI-IOCL BOARD Continuedb 1902-03 A. R. Purton J. S. Felt J. E. Johnston A. S. Kinsey A. R. Goodwyn L. B. Smith 1903-04 A. R. Purton J. E. Johnston J. S. Felt L. B. Smith A. R. Goodwyn A. S. Kinsey 1904-05 A. R. Purton J. E. Johnston J. S. Felt A. R. Goodwyn A. S. Kinsey L. B. Smith 1905-06 A. R. Goodwyn J. E. Johnston Grant Templin A. S. Kinsey J. S. Felt A. R. Purton 1906-07 J. E. Johnston A. R. Goodwyn Grant Templin J. T. Silver J. S. Felt A. R. Purton 1907-08 A. R. Goodwyn J. E. Johnston Grant Templin J. T. Silver J. S. Felt A. R. Purton 1908-09 A. R. Purton J. S. Felt J. E. Johnston A. R. Goodwyn Grant Templin J. T. Silver 1909-10 A. R. Purton J. S. Felt J. E. Johnston A. R. Goodwyn Grant Templin J. T. Silver 1910-11 J. E. Johnston J. S. Felt E. A. Davis A. R. Goodwyn Grant Templin J. T. Silver 1911-12 J. E. Johnston E. A. Davis A. R. Goodwyn Grant Ternplin J. T. Silver E. L. Chapin 1912-13 E. A. Davis J. E. Johnston A. R. Goodwyn J. T. Silver Grant Templin J. S. Felt 1913-14 J. E. Johnston J. S. Felt E. A. Davis Grant Templin Ray Sexton A. R. Goodwyn 1914-15 J. E. Johnston Grant Templin E. A. Davis Ray Sexton J. S. Felt E. C. Sweet E. L. Chapin 1915-16 J. E. Johnston J. S. Richards E. A. Davis E. C. Sweet Ray Sexton E. C. Woodward 1916-17 J. E. Johnston J. S. Richards E. A. Davis E. C. Sweet E. C. Woodward Ray Sexton 1917-18 J. E. Johnston J. S. Richards E. C. Sweet E. C. Woodward E. A. Davis R. F. Sexton 1918-19 J. E. Johnston J. S. Richards E. C. Sweet E. C. Woodward Dr. J. F. Brewer R. F. Sexton 1919-20 H. E. McKee E. H. Dingee J. S. Richards F. Goddard Dr. J. F. Brewer E. C. Woodward 31f4Qzxevmss.sCf25fCaf'235.22Jz.m3,Liw3:ifrLaau,:.5wi.L...mxJaf-V.fssf4xrgamr:,:s 1 imh-sx mmv-mwffmmwasmlmfwwwsfvmn sa ww SCI-ICDOL BOARD CContinuecD 1920-21 Dr. J. F. Brewer H. E. McKee F. Goddard E. H. Dingee E. C. Woodward E. L. Chapin 1921-22 Dr. J. F. Brewer E. L. Chapin E. -C. Woodward H. E. McKee Fred Goddard J. E. George 1922-23 Dr. J. F. Brewer H. E. McKee J. E. George F. E. Chapin F. Goddard A. E. Wilcox 1923-24 Dr. J. F. Brewer J. E. George F. Goddard A. E. Wilcox F. E. Chapin Mrs. F. Doering N 1924-25 Dr. J. F. Brewer J. E. George F. Goddard C. C. Larzalere F. E. Chapin Mrs. F. Doering 1925-26 Dr. J. F. Brewer J. E. George F. Goddard C. C. Larzalere F. E. Chapin Mrs. F. Doering 1926-27 Dr. J. F. Brewer C. C. Larzalere G. A. Porter F. Goddard C. H. Worthington 1927-28 Dr. J. F. Brewer J. E. George C. C. Larzalere G. A. Porter F. Goddard C. H. Worthington 1928-29 Dr. J. F. Brewer G. A. Porter J. E. George C. C. Larzalere F. Goddard C. H. Worthington 1929-30 J. E. George C. H. Worthington C. H. Boyle F. Goddard Roy A. Carlson C. C. Larzalere 1930-31 C. C. Larzalere C. H. Worthington Roy Carlson C. H. Boyle F. Goddard J. E. George 1931-32 J. E. George C. C. Larzalere Roy Carlson C. H. Worthington F. Goddard C. I-I. Boyle 1932-33 J. E. George Roy Carlson C. H. Worthington C. C. Larzalere C. H. Boyle Thomas Pogue 1933-34 J. E. George C. C. Larzalere A. R. Miller Dr. A. L. Hawkins C. H. Worthington C. H. Boyle 1934-35 J. E. George C. H. Boyle A. R. Miller C. H. Worthington Dr. A. L. Hawkins C. C. Larzalere 1935-36 C. C. Larzalere A. R. Miller L. Humphrey Guy Sparger H. Sellers Jesse Barker 1936-37 Harry Musgrave Guy Sparger A. R. Miller C. C. Larzalere Dr. A. L. Hawkins L. Humphrey 1937-38 C. C. Larzlalere Dr. A. L. Hawkins Guy Sparger H. Sellers A. R. Miller Harry Musgrave 1938-39 C. C. Larzralere Dr. A. L. Hawkins Guy Sparger Harvey Sellers A. R. Miller Harry Musgrave 1 Wy,.m,,,mg,QzJAy,,ww:,m.w:gxpm.msmmx sc4sw.w:4zav:14gq4Lww1m,..w-w..wmm Lmhww , , I sw. wi., gl-.fy Yam 'U5I5 .iw W W 0 6 X Y ,iv 1 ii A .JV 8 5 ' QL NL .. I K' fre:-irudv i g Sliliglillg , LWV. ,. Q ,,k E . ff? ,ii I Madeline 3l21l'2'ilI'9L COUUU' Coleman Sum. Carl Igrcl A. M. f,Z:L1'cinQr b fi- if Mary O. 1'. Grove Weigel Coxxvtlmy LCKIIXSUIIICTEE Goodw yn 41 fy , , mmf Jim ,Li Y Wiyue Mase l.v,jg, g - jay, Lauri I, zichluy H if 95 53:4 I n 1 X 3 ' . if sq, 1 9. X ,v ., , , 5 L? 1 J im Q F we w Q fx ' ' K 1 fn 4 1 W 131 Y 9 km: - 1 1 Q W H. A. Lonbzurg i S . if William Sci gk? all i,21peiL?g5fe:.21,: 1' gs gxgfgriff? A , 5,35 2'- w iv ' ,I Fern Glenn I A ww, V :Sera in ny .M , ' gig A ' , .--... Ilzxmld Rxcu lively rx Long Czmxerem if Q4 2 J 3 A W 3? ? 'ii 4 I , Q 1. H' .ag :gsm A Y 4 'L ,I ,?,?,W I H ' 3 - a'1,1v:'z 1 5: ze-Q'-' Q I dy .1 .itfvazz--2':'-wilifrfi -' f is 1. V r ,:- 1-grw-1. x 'w,Q,gff-.Z ,,,,,,.ff l -31.45A :ww - f n. ifrlifiq f ,,g41',1x'.l'f'V-f'-M In - f, ' ' ' 'Y ,?ff,iff:1-if: ' 1 1884-85 A. P. Warrington Mrs. C. M. Dow Anna Shepard Maggie Midgley Agnes Lucas Emma Camp Mrs. M. P. White Mary Gage 1885-86 A. P. Warrington Emma Camp S. F. Wilson Adda O. Williamson Ella M. Johnson Jessie Glenn Agnes Lucas 1886-87 A. P. Warrington Emlma Camrp S. F. Wilson L. J. Howard D. G. Welsh Ray Irwin W. B. Thompson Agnes Lucas G. W. Klise 1887-88 C. W. Mills Emma Camp Ray Irwin M. Creig J. E. Cooper W. B. Thompson A. Waite A. B. Sisson A. Lucas G. W. Klise 1888-89 Geo. R. Crissman Chas. Wagner Anna Edwards M. L. Schaffer Carrie Fleming Carrie Spencer Mary R. Welsheimer Anna Welsh Ella Lord Mrs. L. A. Henry FACULTY 1889-90 F. H. Clark Mrs. P. J. Clark Ray Irwin P. Bracken Ella Callen Etta Tolley Kate E. Richards Mrs. L. A. Henry Agnes Lucas 1890-91 F. H. Clark B. E. Lovewell Minnie A. Colstock Ray Irwin P. Bracken Jennie Jenkins Emma Dunn Linah Swanzey Agnes Irwin Mrs. L. A. Henry 1891-92 F. H. Clark Mrs. E. Hodson Mrs. L. A. Henry Linah Swanzey Amy McEvoy Agnes Irwin Pamela Bracken Emma Dunn Floy White Ida R. Wilcox Bertha Lovewell 1892-93 F. H. Clark Mrs. R. J. Clark T. Scheffer Mrs. Floy White Lizzie Midgley Agnes Irwin Amy McEvoy Adda Clark Linah .Swanzey Mrs. L. A. Henry E. Lou Hodson 1893-94 F. H. Clark W. W1 Reno Maggie Rush Mrs.. L. A. Henry Agnes Lucas Linah Swanzey Amy McEvoy Anna Welsh Agnes Irwin 1894-95 F. H. Clark W. W. Reno Maggie Rush Mrs. L. A. Henry Agnes Lucas Linah Swanzey Amy McEvoy Anna Welsh Agnes Irwin Mary W. Barkley Mrs. Mary B. Patterson Gertie L. Thomas 1895-96 Gertie L. Thomas Miss A. Gentry E. P. McMahan Alice Gentry J. H. Mustard Mary W. Bankley Anna Welsh Amy McEvoy Agnes Lucas Agnes Irwin Mrs. L. A. Henry Linah Svwanzey 1896-97 Gertie L. Thomas Miss A. Gentry E. P. McMahan Alice Gentry J. H. Mustard Mary W. Barkley Anna Welsh Amy McEvoy Agnes Lucas Agnes Irwin Mrs. L. A. Henry Linah Swanzey ul, vhixyi JTMQ 3222? ls.'Aubfwi8KAZ3l45 fwifvnmwxwwsbmlwifn l2mxJuawxzmw041rzaa:wJNw:wem'Swwf4nsxbw'smY:-m, J :cw .f ,Vu-'amass www 5: S X ? FACULTY CContinueciD 1897-98 Gertie L. Thomas E. P. McMahan Alice Gentry J. H. Mustard Mary W. Barkley Anna Welsh Amy McEvoy Agnes Lucas Agnes Irwin Mrs. L. A. Henry Linah Sfwanzey 1898-99 G. R. Crissman Mrs. L. A. Henry Mrs. E. C. Lord Miss Anna Welsh Miss Jennie Midgley Miss Anna G. Edwards M. L. Seheslfer Mrs. Carrie Spencer Mrs. Carrie Fleming Mary Welsheimer Chas. Wagner 1899-1900 G. R. Crissman Chas. Wagner M. L. Scheffer L. A. Henry Ada Lee Cole Mary Welsheimer Mrs. E. L. Davis Anna Welsh Mrs. L. A. Henry Carrie Spencer 1900-01 G. R. Crissman Chas. Wagner M. L. Scheffer Joe Blades Ada Lee Cole Mary Welsheimer Sibyl Crawford Zoa Heberly Robena Miller Anna Welsh Mrs. L. A. Henry Emma Davis 1901-02 G. R. Crissman Chas-. Wagner M. L. Scheffer Elmer Warren Katherine Gentry Mary Welsheimer Zoa Heberly Mabel Doom Robena Miller Anna Welsh Mrs. L. A. Henry Thos. Blades Ada L. Cole Sibyl Crawford 1902-03 A. F. Senter M. L. Schaffer Nora Gentry E. E. Marvin Katherine Gentry Anna Kessler Mabel Doom Francena Chaffee Robena Miller Anna Welsh Mrs. L. A. Henry 1903-04 A. F. Senter D. O. Smith Ann-a L. Miller E. E. Marvin Katherine Gentry Anna Kessler Mabel Doom Zoa Heberly Robena Miller Francena Chaffee Mrs. L. A. Henry Bertha McConnell 1904-05 A. F. Senter D. 0. Smith M. E. Skaggs Ethel L. McCau1ghey Jennie Midgley Minnie Barber Zoa Heberly Mabel Doom Mabel Semans Robena Miller Bertha McConnell Mrs. L. A. Henry 1905-06 A. F. Senter D. O. Smith Ethel T. McCaughey Josephine McMillan Mrs. L. A. Henry Jennie Midgley Bertha McConnell Minnie Barber Grace Irwin Mabel Semans Robena Miller Zoa Heberly 1906-07 D. 0. Smith Ethel McCaughey S. A. Bartlett Josephine McMillan W. B. Kinnear Jennie Midgley Hattie E. Mann Anna Woodward Cora Keener Robena Miller Gertrude May Mrs. L. A. Henry Bertha McConnell 1907-08 D. O. S-mith J. J. Hilkey Mabel Merriman C. C. Scates Celia Lindsey Hattie C. Mann Niargua Woodward Pearl Blondefield Robena Miller Cassie Ward Jennie Midgley Mrs. L. A. Henry Zo-a Heberly W1 B. Kinnear M. E. Skaggs Gertrude May Cora Keener 1908-09 D. O. Smith C. C. Scates Benj. S. Hill Mabel Merriman B. F. Crocker Lovina Earle Anna McGavran N. Woodward Harriet Mann Robefna Miller Jennie Midgley Ethel Holton W. B. Kinnear W. W. Sullivan Mrs. L. A. Henry 4? x JWW -M A HAL, H 'MEM ,U Mg.-, .1 . I 1 . 1,.,,.Y '. V Nam qw- ,,- H- f'A.1M,-sf.. r'ali-.:rmvga1:,::'i:1gSg,,Qsf.f?gKf:a3faf5fu2+aQ'sffwa1f' Tmwmmwwwwvigga- v wwf -ev wwzawmwawuff wg FACULTY CCo1'1tinuedD 1909-10 C. O. Smith G. R. Duer Blanche Zurcher F. M. Unruh Frances Carter L. G. Smith Pearl Alvard Hazel Richards Anna McGavran Lela Glenn Robena Miller Jennie Midgley Ethel Holton W. B. Kinnear B. S. Hill 1910-11 D. O. Smith G. R. Duer Blanche Zurcher F. M. Unruh Frances Carter E. C. Woodward Jessie Adee J. A. Lockhart Hazel Richards Anna Gorman Lela Glenn Hattie Lorenz Jennie Midgley Ethel Holton Anna McGavran 1911-12 C. O. Smith Blanche Zurcher Frances Carter Mary A. Gift Maude Fair Rose Barber P. E. McNa1l Miss Reed Miss Allen Lela Glenn Anna Dorman F. M. Unruh Miss Ingersoll Miss Aldrich E. C. Woodward 1912-13 E. C. Woodward William French F. M. Unruh Elizabeth Betherg Helen Sensemen Helen Reed Mabel Fair Florence Jolley Margaret Aldrich Rose Barber Miss Morris Lois Stevens E. E. Brown Ruth Miller Grace Irwin Miss Hann Leverette Fitts 1913-14 Helen Senseman Vera Hahn Rose Barber Helen Reed Hattie Kresky Anna McGaV'ran F. M. Unruh Laura Beichley H. E. Kilbourne Elizabeth Bethers Grace Irwin David Wooster Ruth Miller Inez Morris Bess Rarig Lura Gilmour C. O. Smith A. J. Hutton 1914-15 D. T. Wooster Edna Hyre Lura Gilmour Vera Hahn Laura Beichley Hattie Kresky F. M. Unruh Grace' Irwin H. E. Kilbourne Margaret Aldrich Hazel Silver Minnie Dingee Bess Johnston Jessie Skaggs Rose Barber L. E. Fitts Lavina Earle C. A. Yeomans Miss Greider 1915-16 Grace Irwin L. E. Fittsi Edna Hyre Bess Johnston Minnie Dingee Lura Gilmour H. E. Kilbourne L. M. Beichley Ruth Greider Vera Hahn Jessie Skaggs Una Merryfield John G. Bollin Edith White Myrtle Sellers Hattie Kresky Ethel Mealey Elizabeth Cannon R. D. Mickey C. A. Yeomans 1916-17 Miss Irrwin Bess Johnston Lura Gihnour Ethel Mealey Bernice McFarland Minnie Dingee Palmer Miss White Vera Hahn Miss Tracy Miss Woodward Neva Pickrell C. M. Stiller I. M. Sellers CL L. Kitchen M. A. Lindsay Miss Graver Stella Felt 1917-18 C. A. Yeomans C. M. Whitlow M. A. Sharp Minnie Dingee Hazel Richards Mrs. Lura Hake Mrs. Edna Glen Ida Malleisi Myrtle Bauerfind Julia Babcock Lydia Prosser Albert Miller James Bradley Allen Ecord Bernice Bailey Bernice Bridewell Neva Pickrell Stella Felt Delta Santner Winfred Whitney Viola Hepworth . hkissmw 4.1Cf:uss1g:N,..:' J., Kiwi f-'Q::.Qs:,a 1EQA-wif-msas,wz:a'.xws,a.av9fw ai V Aenmfa1N'Swfe3d6ei.a. aff 44 F4 A M ws xx way 4 'f . , 5,3-ur' 1,5 ,-,qi fa: t V vfgtifg .. V J.. . QL, . . A 'ggi-,LI . 5.12-J: W.. M fr 4wf45,..f +! 'gr .j.gsiQjqf15A1g- 1.1213 ,5, '2' ii-' Y ' V: al . .v 'V 9 A ' V ,- C 1 - nw ' .vim fi J .J. 'G 1, .' 'J -Cv' gflgsiiii' ri .g eFw.g.s?'1a-2if.5: ,, o 4.4 4' . Yrs,-.:.-,I .lei sf! .,...-.,,.,'..,-M - .-..--.. A , . . 1- s V ----H ' Y' itz..-....?:: , , , :rbi 7.0, Y..- ' ' '1 1 2 -'1 1 , gi , FACULTY Cflontinuedl 1 x b -3 f . V - -if 11- 5 .-,. QF jf ,-. Zia-Sigkgzlyt .-15549. ., 1. x ' 4 .M 4 W 1 it f 1, A l f 'S Jessie Davis Elizabeth Patton Margaret Cannon Lois Robinson Ivy Case Winnie Davis Ralph Hogan Anna Hogan Lena Becker Ava Jackson Nona Purton Alta Houston Alta Cooker 1924-25 Geo. E. Bear F. R. Hickerson E. M. Gard Gladys Jordan Eleanor Forsee Elizabeth Patton Gladys Easley David T. Wooster Gladys Brubaker Florence Shirk Jessie Davis R. W. Hogan Marie Smith Blanche I-Iock Winnie Davis Josephine Austin Mrs. R. W'. Hogan Lena Becker Margaret Bond Nona Purton Alta Hou-ston 1925-26 Geo. E. Bear F. R. Hickerson D. T. Wooster E. M. Gard L. R. Perry Gladys Jordan Elizabeth Patton Gladys Brubaker Florence Shirk Gladys Easley Winnie L. Davis ' 1918-19 0. R. Farris R. A. Nelson Minnie Dingee Hazel Richards Ida E. Malleis Myrtle Bauerfind Avis Middleton May Linscott Edith Thomas Winifred Campbell Frances McCormick Mrs. Paul Evans Nona Purton Mae Hoag 1921-22 O. R. Farris John Cannon Cornelius Foster Edith Cash Hazel Peters A Ruth Moore Julia Babcock A. W. Miller Elizabeth Mortimer ' Flossie Elliott Bernice Oakes A. E. lkord Esther Scneder Stella Felt Laura Nel-son Delta Santner Nona Purton Viola Hepworth 1919-20 O. R. Farris Raymond Nelson Ida E. Malleis Myrtle Baueriind Avis Middleton Margaret Walker John Cannon Edith Cash Ruth I-Iocker Lisle Doughman Marie Hoyt Hattie M. Marsh Aletha Dooty Viola Hepworth Nona Purton Mrs. Paul Evans Allen D. Wilson Anna McGavran V. L. Valaske Mary Frerichs Madelene Scott Margaret Miles Winicfred Shank Marie Smith Ral-ph Hogan Winfred Campbell Florence Goddard Ruth Davis Nona Purton Mae Hogg 1922-23 O. R. Farris John Cannon Cornelius Foster Hazel A. Peters Catharyne Mohler Elizabeth Mortimer Lois Platt Louise Green W'. R. Nation Mary McCune Frerichs Ruth Wilson FMHCBS MCC01'U1iCk Margaret Miles Cannot Bessie M. Remick Marie Smith Ralph Hogan Winifred Campbell Florence Goddard Grace Constable Nona Purton Emzma Fisher James Bradley 1920-21 O. R. Farris John Cannon Cornelius Foster Mildred Gledhill Mae Hoag Helen Harbaugh Alma Hoag Helen Elliott Hazel Peters Helen E. Vanquist Mary Anderson 1923-24 Thelma Nelson Anna McGavran Geo. E. Bear R. W. Hogan - Marie Smith Josephine Austin Anna Hogan Lena Becker Clea Gard Vera Pogue Margaret Bond George Wells Aletha Dooty Margaret Miles Frederica Rose Madeline Scott Marie Smith Ralph Hogan John L. Cannon Cornelius Foster David Wooster Catharyne Mohler Lucile Rarig Eleanor Forsee Lois Platt .Ania , A253 wnfz aim: i5?u'si,5i2L5Z.1:'Am3s1iM:wsz: W5 3 L Ly i mm mseiPAiwaw35?S'fZ,EkT24.ifg:i3i'?I-fviiwfwi wWLamBmw.Ww wh Ji my FACULTY CConti1'1uecD 1926-27 Geo. E. Bear Gladys Jordan D. T. Wooster E. M. Gard Elizabeth Hepler Ruth Lorenz C. M. Opny Annabel Phillippe Alice Williams Elsie Peters M. F. McAdams Laura Beichley Laura Hamfmann W. J. Broom R. W. Hogan Marie Smith Josephine Austin Anna Hogan Lena Becker Bertha Browne Ruth Freeman Margaret Bond 1927-28 Geo. E. Bear J. C. Andrews Z. Pearson E. T. Gaston E. M. Gard W. J. Broom Cl. M. Oppy A. Pinkerton Annabel Phillippe Ruth Lorenz Elsie Peters Elizabeth Hefpler Laura Beichley Laura Hammann Alice Williams L. R. Walderneir Josephine Austin Margaret Hawkinson Lena Becker Bertha Browne Ruth Freeman Nellie B. Johnston Mable Webb 1928-29 Geo. E. Bear J. D. Andrews E. T. Gaston A. M. Gardner E. M. Gard W. J. Broom Annabel Phillippe Laura Beichley Elsie Peters Ruth Lorenz Bertha Gish Josephine Austin Laura Hammann u M. Oppy Lxnnle M. Wm-slow Inez Brenn L. B. Waldemeier Lillian Gentry Kathryn Arendt Lena Becker Bertha Browne Ruth Freeman Nellie B. Johnston 1929-30 Geo. E. Bear H. A. Engstrom A. M. Gardner E. M. Gard E. T. Gaston Elsie Peters Ruth Lorenz W. J. Broom Annabel Phillippe Laura Beichley Bertha Gish C. M. Oppy Susan Blosser Mary E. O-'pdycke G. C. Mann Lillian Gentry Inez Brenn Mrs. S. M. Irwin Kathryn Arendt Lena K. Becker Harriet Bliss Ruth Freeman Nellie B. Johnston Lanah Cameron 1930-31 Geo. E. Bear I-I. A. Engstrom A. M. Gardner E. M. Gard G. L. Dozll Ruth Lorenz W. J. Broom Annabel. Phillippe Laura Beichley Bertha Gish C. M. Oppy Mary E. Opdycke Susan J. Blosser Mae Staley G. C. Mann Inez Brenn Mrs. S. M. Irwin Kathrgi A-rendt Lenla . Becker Harriet E. Bliss Bertha M. Browne Elsie Wright Lanah Cameron 1931-32 Geo. E. Bear H. A. Engstrom A. M. Gardner E. M. Gard G. L. Doll W. J. Broom Ruth Lorenz Laura Beichley Mary Grove Bertha Gish 'llhelma Penquite G. C. Mann Helen Lichty Sue M. Irwin Dorothy Linholm Lena Becker Anna Pierce Bertha Browne Elsie Wright Lanah Cameron 1932-33 Geo. E. Bear H. A. Engstrom A. M. Ga-rd-ner E. M. Gard G. L. Doll W. J. Broom Ruth Lorenz Laura Beichley Bertha Gish Mary Grove Thelma Penquite G. C. Mann Helen Lichty Beulah Courtney Carrie Wade Lena Becker Anna Pierce Jewell Browning Bertha Browne Lanah Cameron FACULTY Continuedl 1933-34 Geo. E. Bear H. A. Engstrom W. J. Broom E. .M. Gard A. M. Gardner Laura Beichley Bertha Gish Mary Grove Gordon Mann Beulah Courtney Carrie Wade Lena K. Becker Anna Pierce Constance Goodwyn Bertha Browne Lanah Cameron Thelma Penquite G. L. Doll 1934-35 Geo. E. Bear H. A. Engstrom E. M. Gard A. M. Gardner W'. J. Broom. Laura Beichley Thelma Penquite Bertha Gish Mary Grove Amy Loos Kenneth Boyd G. C. Mann G. L. Doll Beulah Courtney Carrie Wade Lena Becker Anna Pierce Constance Goodwy Bertha Browne Lanah Cameron 1935-36 Geo. E. Bear H. A. Engstrom Il E. M. Gard A. M. Gardner W. J. Broom Laura Beichley Thelma Penquite Bertha Gish Mary Grove G. C. Mann Beulah Courtney Carrie Wade Lena Becker Anna Pierce Constance Goodwyn Bertha Browne Lanah Cameron G. L. Doll Amy Loos Kenneth Boyd 1936-37 Geo. E. Bear H. A. Engstrom E. M. Gard Constance Goodwyn Lena Becker Carrie Wade Beulah Courtney Bertha Gish Laura Beichley Thelma Penquite Mary Grove W. J. Broom A. M. Gardner Margaret Coleman G. C. Mann Lanah Cameron Kenneth Boyd G. L. Doll Nona Purton Inez Edmands Bertha Browne Anna Pierce 1937-38 Carl Igel Joe Stitt Laura M. Beichley Marjorie Hornbaker E. M. Gard Mary Grove Willis Lobdell Margaret Coleman Ramon Shobe Carol Schowalter G. L. Doll Virgil Klotz G. C. Mann A. M. Gardner Beulah Courtney Evelyn Long Wayne Mase Carrie Wade Lena Becker Anna Pierce Constance Goodwyn Fern Glenn Lanah Cameron 1938-39 Carl Igel Joe Stitt Laura Beichley E. M. Gard H. A. Rice Mary Grove H. A. Lonborg Mar aret Coleman EV. Sei,g1e Carol Schowalter O. P. Weigel. Virgil Klotz Beulah Courtney A. M. Gardner Evelyn Long Wayne Mase Thelma Roach Carrie Wade Lena K. Becker Anna Pierce Constance Goodwyn Fern Glenn Margaret Auchterlonie Gertrude Stoelzing Mins awww we f ,Q 1. ww w,wwwmmpuw,mwwwwwuwwfW. 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V.ix,s-Q.-, A, .,.,.AtMJ4,g-wh ACTIVITIES CDI: SENIORS KENNETH AUSTIN-Commercial-It Must Be Love Football 1-2-3-45 Basketball 1-2-3-45 Baseball 15 Track 3-45 Glee Club 2-3-45 Hi-Y 1-2-3-45 Student Council 35 President 45 State Scholarship Contest: Biology, Physics 4. LEO AUSTIN-'General-A Heart That's Free Football 15 Glee Club 2-35 State Scholarship Contest: Agriculture 4. EESA IEUSTIN-Commercial--Foolin' Myself . . 1- -3-4. RUBY AVERY-Commercial-The Lady Who Couldn't Be Kissed Glee Club 1-2-3-45 Band 1-2-3-45 Orchestra 1-2-3-45 Flute Trio-rating 1 at Kansas Wesleyang rating 2 at National-25 Girls Quartet-rating 2-35 rating 3-45 Triple Trio-rating 1 at Concordia-45 Vocal Solo-rating 3 at Emporia-25 G. R. 1-2-3-45 G. A. A. 2. MARGY BAILEY-Commercial--The Lady In Red Glee Club 1-3-45 G. R. 1-2-3-4. JOHN BISHOP-College-Jeepers Creepers Band 1-2-3-45 Orchestra 1-2-3-45 Glee Club 1-2-3-45 Hi-Y 1-2-3-4. ELWOOID BLONDEFIELD-General-You Get Under My Skin Glee Club 2-35 Band 2-3-45 Hi-Y 1-2-35 State Scholarship Contest: Industrial Arts 4. DARLENE BOHEN-eCollege-Oh, How I Hate to Get Up In the'Mornin,g Glee Club 1-2-3-45 Orchestra 1-2-3-45 Band 1-2-3-45 G. R. 1-2-3, Pro- gram 'Chairman 45 Woodwind Trio rating 1 at Kansas Wesleyan5 rating 3 at National, regional 25 Clarinet Quartet rating 1 at Kansas Wesleyan5 rating 3 at National regional 25 Triple Trio, rating 1 at Concordia 45 Clarinet Solo, rating 1 at Concordia 45 State band 45 Declamation, rat- ing 1-45 Cheer Leader 4. JOHN BOUCEK-Commercial-Hold Tight Hi-Y 1-35 Basketball 25 Baseball 1. BELVA BOYINGTON-General-On the Bumpy Road to Love Glee Club 3-45 State Chorus 45 Band 35 G. R. 3-4. JAMES BRADLEY-Commercial-Monday Morning Glee Club 1-2-3-45 Band5 1-2-35 President of Freshman class5 Hi-Y 1-2, Secretary 35 Cheer Leader 4. PAUL BRONSON-General-I'm Just a Jitterbug Glee Club 2-35 Football 2-3, Captain 45 Hi-Y 1. JUNE BUSSART-Commercial--Biding My Time Orchestra 1-2-3-45 G. R. 2-3-45 Glee Club 3-45 State Chorus 4. CHARLES CARLSON-Commercial-Shenanigans Glee Club 2-3-45 Band 2-3-45 Orchestra 43 President of Sophomore classg President of Band 25 Hi-Y 2, Secretary Treasurer 3, Vice-President 45 Editor of school paper and annual 45 State Scholarship Contest: Agriculture, tied for 3 place 3. BENNY CHRIST-Commercial-I-Ii-O Silver Basketball 25 Track 3. BILL COX--Commercial-Dreaming 5 Baseball 155 Basketball 25 Hi-Y 1, cabinet member 2-3, president 45 Glee Club 2-3-45 State Scholarship Contest: American History, Con- stitution 4. , ,,,,,, Y - ff K ' Que' ,A-wwirfgP-1:w'm5m14:i'51rzixsiz?f2Hxf9sSwMfa+43fZfU wJwSfH' lf' ,f1cw-f.v.f1wf- ,V may-' ACTIVITIES OF SENIORS CContinueoll BETTY ENGSTROM-Commercial-I'm Laughing Up My Sleeve G. R. 1-2-3, president 4. CLYDE FEATHER-General--Dipsy Doodle Glee Club 3-45 Band 3-45 Orchestra 3-45 Brass Sextette, rating.1 at Concordia, rating 3 at Omaha 35 State Band 4: Cornet Trio, rating 2 at Concordia, rating 4 at Omaha 35 'Cornet Solo, rating 2 at Concordia 45 Hi-Y 3-45 State Scholarship Contest: Biology 4. MARY GANS--College-Reaching For the Moon Glee Club 15 Band 1-2-3-45 Orchestra 1-2-3-4 5 Brass Sextette, rating 1 at Concordia, rating 3 at Omaha 35 Woodwind Quintet, rating 3 at Em- poria 15 French Horn Quartet, rating 3 at Concordia 4- French Horn Solo, rating 2 at Kansas Wesleyan 2, rating 3 at Concordia, rating 3 at Omaha 3, rating 2 at Concordia 45 State Band 2-3-45 Treasurer of Sopho- more class5 Student Council 45 National Honor Society 3-4g Junior Scholarship Award5 County Spelling Contest 4 place 1, 1 place 35 State Scholarship Contest: Spelling, 2 place 35 State Scholarship Contest: Commercial Law 1 place 35 G. R. 1-2-3-45 Associate Editor of school paper and annual5 State Scholarship Contest: English, Spelling 4. DIICK GARY--General-Double or Nothing Band 1-2-3-45 Orchestra 1-2-3-45 Glee Club 1-2-3-45 Basketball 1-2-3-45 Football 3-45 Track 3. FRANK GOOCH-College-Puttin' On the Ritz Band 3-45 Orchestra 45 Glee -Club 2-3-45 State Chorus 23 National Honor Society 3-45 President of Junior class5 Hi-Y 35 Football 2-4. NEAL GOODFELLOW-General--Once In a While Hi-Y 1-2-3-4. FAIRY ANN HAMRICK-Commercial-Me And the Moon Glee Club 1-35 G. R. 1-3-45 G. A. A. 1-2. DALE HEIKES-General-Night Ride Football 1-2-3-45 Basketball 1-25 Baseball 15 Track 3-43 Hi-Y 1-2-3. WILMA LONG-Commercial-All Over Nothing At All Orchestra 1-2-3-45 Band 2-45 Glee Club 2-3-49 String Bass Solo, rating 3 at Emporia 1, rating 2 at Concordia 45 All Southern Orchestra at Wich- ita 25 State Band 45 National Honor Society 3-45 G. R. 1, publicity chairman 2-3-45 State Scholarship Contest: American History 4. LOIS McGAVRAN-General-My Melancholy Baby G. R. 1-2-3-45 Cake baking contest, 1 place 2. PHYLLIS MARKLEY-College-The Beautiful Lady in Blue Glee Club 1-2-3-45 Band 1-2-3-45 Orchestra 1-2-3-45 State Orchestra at Wichita 1-25 Midwest Music Contest at Lindsborg, 1-25 Flute Solo,. rat- ing 4 at Emporia 1, rating 1 at Kansas Wesleyan, rating 1 at National regional 2, rating 1 at Concordia 3, rating 1 at Concordia 4: Lawrence Festival Band member 1-2-35 Woodwind Quintet, rating 3. at Empor1a5 Woodwind Quartet, rating 3 at Emporia 15 Flute Trio, rating 1 at.Kan- sas Wesleyan, rating 2 at National regional 23 Massed Band at Salina 1: State Band 3-45 Drum Major 3-45 Carnival Queen 45 Vice President of Sophomore class5 G. R. 1-2-3, Pianist 4. MARRY QNN MATTHEWS-'Commercial-Old Faithful . . 2- -4. J ACTIVITIES CF SENIORS CContinuedD GERALDINE MILLER-College-You Can't Stop Me From Dreaming Glee Club 1-3-45 G. R. 1-2-3, Secretary 45 Student Council 3. RUTH MILLER Co ' - mmercial-Don't Ever Change Glee Club 15 G. R. 1-2-3-4. ELMER MULLER-General-The Moon Got In My Eyes Football 3-45 Basketball 3-4. EVELYN PARKER-Commercial-Remember Me 1 2 3, Treasurer 45 Orchestra 2. WINONA PA1RSONS-Commercial-I've Got a Pocketful of Dreams G. R. 2-3-45 Glee Club 3-4. TREVA PERRY-Commercial-Mamma, I Want To Make Rhythm Glee Club 1-2-3-45 Band 1-2-3-45 Orchestra 1-2-3-45 All Southern Kansas Orchestra at Wichita 25 State Chorus at Emporia 45 Triple Trio rating 1 at Concordia 45 Girls' Quartet 3-4 5 Double Mixed Quartet 3-45 Viola Solo, rating 3 at Concordia 35 Secretary-Treasurer of Freshman classg Vice- President of Senior classg G. R. 1-2-3-4 . JLELAN SCOTT--Commercial-You're A Sweet Little Headache G. R. 1-2-3, Vice-President 45 Secretary of Sophomore classg Student Council, Vice-President 35 State Scholarship Contest: Constitution, American History 4. RUTH SHOEMAJKER-General-Footloose And Fancy Free Band 1-2-3-45 G. R. 1-2-3-4. LOQREN SHRIVER-JGeneral-Thanks For the Memories Hi-Y 1-35 Track 35 Football 4. MARYLOUISE STOUT-Commercial-All You Want to Do is Dance Glee Clufb 2 3' Band 2-3 4 - ' ' - , - 5 G. R. 1 2-3-4, Vice-President of Freshman class5 Vice-President of Junior classy Homecoming Queen 4. LLOYD TODD-Commercial-The Camera Doesn't Lie Hi-Y 1-2-3-4. PHILLIS WHITE-General-Boo-Hoo G. R. 1-2-3-4. DICK WHITNEY-Commercial-On The Sentimental Side Basketball 1-25 Baseball 15 Hi-Y 3-45 Secretary-Treasurer of the Senior class. BOB WHITNEY--Commercial-I Get Along Without You Very Well Basketball 1-2-3-45 Baseball lg Track 2-35 Secretary-Treasurer of Junior class5 Hi-Y 3, Secretary-Treasurer 4. ESTHER W'OLFE-Commercial-Pretty Bah Y. G. R. 1-2-3-4. A XEIEA VZQODRUFF-Commercial-My Heart Is Taking Lessons . . 1- - -4. 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The seniors who started out together in the first grade with Miss Nellie Johnson as their teacher were Bill Cox, Darlene Bohen, Jim Bradley, June Bussart, Charles Carlson, Phyllis Markley, Elmer Muller, Treva Perry, Jean Scott, Ruth Shoemaker, Mary Stout, Bob Whitney, and Dick Whitney. These students have climbed on up the ladder, losing some of their old classmates. and friends and gaining new ones, until at the present time there are 45 Seniors in the class of '3-9. W'hen the present Seniors had advanced by studying diligently to the third grade, Charles Carlson became a member of the high school band. Charles was the only member of Central School. who was in this band and is the youngest member ever to have been in the Minneapolis High School Band. As time struggled along, the Seniors reached the sixth grade. While in the sixth grade these children reached the height of mischievousness, and it became apparent that chastisement must be administered. A group of the more mischievous students were escorted to the office and would have been thoroughly tanned if Darlene Bohen had not broken down and with heartrending sobs pleaded for mercy fand what can even at teacher do when Darlene turns on the heat ?J. That year the class of '39 started the publication of that newsy newspaper known as the Central School Gazetteg this paper is one of the distant relatives of the Police Gazette. This publication has been continued each year by the sixth grade class. Another year-a different school. When the Seniors reached the seventh grade, they received their first taste of high school life. It was in the seventh grade that they first went from room to room for different classes. Another thing of vital importance was that the boys became aware that those of the opposite sex were sent here to make life brighter, and consequently they set out to illuminate the world. Two years later they entered high school as possibly the greenest, most awkward, and most uninfiuential group of Freshmen ever to enter Min- neapolis High, but look at the improvement! When they became Juniors, they attended that great event, the Junior- Senior banquet. They prepared this banquet, which carried out the theme of Dreamy Hawaii. This banquet was the first to be followed by a Junior-Senior Prom. This year they have gained the top. They sponsored the first Homecom- ing Day and invited all alumni members to attend the football game. They also sponsored a Senior Carnival to help finance the Senior trip. 'Dhe trip will be the first extended tour to be taken by a graduating class from M. H. S. The Seniors have published this year the first year book since 1925. Parigorically speaking, and from a synthetic point of view, the fact we have tried to convey is that the present Seniors have just commenced to do things in a big way. 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Veva Ruggles Gracie Shaver Eloise Tfldd llersclxvl Xlilson - -Jug, 1 M A. 4 a.L1'Q.g:g::,1z.n .-Qzfsmgs-'z'-Q f4,fmyf.1QA,,xfmvAW.1mawm:5: Affmywmmw IUNIORS All the world's a stage, and all the men and women merely players. -Shakespeare. FRESHMEN-One bright morning in September, 1936, a starry-eyed group of 64 youngsters decided they would like to go on the stage. Of course, when they attended the Freshman Mixer given by the upper classes, they did not realize that they could not be actors and actresses at first, although the leading actors were Dean Baker, presidentg Robert Nelson, vice- presidentg and Floyd Santner, secretary. In the spring of the year this group of stage hands attended a class picnic given at the State Lake. SOPHOMORES-The next year we advanced to property man- agers, the chief of which were Robert Brown, presidentg Marion Mitchell, vice-presidentg and Florence Ewart, secre- tary. To show our potential ability we entertained the student body during an assembly program with a burlesque hillbilly school. Our social life consisted of a class party which every- one enjoyed. JUNIORS-This year we advanced to under-studies, in which capacity we served the school in the operetta, The Love Pirates of Hawaii. Two distinctive members, Bob Nelson and John Anderson, achieved leading roles in this production. To further proclaim our increasing ability we favored the assem- bly with another chapel program which featured various c1as.s members. Following this we gave the Seniors a banquet, the theme of which was Modern Music. We feel sure that every- one who attended had a delightful time. SENIORS-Soon we will be the leading characters. We do not know our future, but we hope to make this year our best and to reach that shining goal-graduation. Mm a,v.2':,.,,m,w MJ x 'L 42 Muni W-wwf -Q 1 me qs im: -. 3 Q23 , m M Jr: '1-zgifkq 'P' . 'LVM J ' i Qin:-.-QinvrqWfig1ff1j1Q,2 ' , , 1 ,,,..,A:,1 0 x , 'af ' f '- X Q , X, W 5 w -s fer 2 ,53 5 4 -I - f A .f iwfipx 5 1 .1 r Q ' 3:24, Wmffifig f M V K rea M . fri AM -f, jx? .. W 1:1 Q X 1 i fl Uimurea M n xv XW I QS Fourth row. ieft to right: Eugene Whitley, Richard Mcliaixx, Roisert Miller, Sydney Jagger, Richard Shreve, Riley Tibhets, Carmen Wilcox, Vice-President Ted Stram. I Third row: Fred Kirk, Harold Austin, John Banks, Richard Gawitii, Mabel Watkms, Patricia LaPlant, Riva Perry, Betty Bisbey, Betty Second row: Mr. Seigle, 1W2l1'2'2i1'Et Eiiorris. Au Jean Ewart. Hanna Dee Forsberg, Alvin Muller, Della Lois Plunkett. First row: Richard Chamwcli. ginia Markieff, Betty Bates, Ethel Stout, Ca Arlene il ji Lee Spivey. dmv Merrvfield, Secretary-Trf-asurcr Jl'.,.DL+2ll'! iiaddoak, Charlotte Lorenz, thm-inc Muller, Wilnaa Hamrick, VII'-L , Teasiev Miss row: TH!'ll01', Mary Jagsfw, Everett Svcnmri row: .5112 Seigie, S , Ssmmors, krune Bziird. 11631365 PC2255 Gzu'diniex'. A White David S-giuriock Xx mx pcmsor' 1 Q , ,. c. .. , Kemue-'ch I'2:1ke1', Opal Cww. Lflzmd Lawn Peters. Dorothy Wing. First pow: Neiman MCG:xx'1':m. Heian Ma' kley, Hziwiet Lee Davis. Tkizxrizm Giver, Clyck? KIIHTRIPV. Erma Faye ilijio-:ife?iimv, Prr:sirinz'1t L-Sexism Gains, Victor Muller. Miss Lougf, S7130 RSO F. K W I A .,.,,, ,,k, ,,,. 1.v.x5-J ., . C x. . ,,,fg1iH5TMZxuff'2',w ,yffzilf ,- Mn Q 'Xzf.mgs.w,,,QG,+ML, ',4.fwyf nw-,-,' ,- -W mx :fu-W bmw ff L, f,,,.,,A,, , , w?,N,, W,f.,k,,v,,, .gif M 4 w , , r f s 1 HVWYQMWX I w '- ,, ,z , pa-11 sig A Q Jcffg. -,fwbzS M: -ff'-'3331.121gg2f22E:f,fv,,Qi -,idx f, , . ,M gf. X ig f,gf'gf,,.xgvQ 4'-W ,zgiyfffv 41 . -,.f.g?Qzifvv':wv'ff f w f'wig1g4yfQ,'gx3 :ff,?efs52fsg: , .,,, in .N SGPHCDMGRES FRESHMAN YEAR : On a bright September morning in the year 1937, a group of very green high school students assembled in the old school- house. We were the new Freshmen, and there were ninety-six of us. At the first business meeting the following officers were elected: President, Marian Oberg Vice-President, Audrey Merryfieldg Secretary and Treasurer, David Gooch, Sponsors, Miss Carol Schowalter, Miss Mary Grove, and Mr. Elton Gard. Also, we elected Albert Watkins and Lavon Peters as Student Council representatives. After Albert left school, Ted Strain was elected in his place. We had our class party on March 4 in the High School gym- nasium. The color scheme was green in honor of St. Patrick. Another interesting eve.nt of the year was the Major Bowes Almateur Hour Chapel which was presented by our Freshman class on February 18. In the spring there was a tie between Lavon Peters and La- Donna Clanton for the Freshman scholarship pin. In athletics the Freshman basketball team took second place in the Minneapolis Invitation Tournament. Due to the exper- ience of the upper classman, the Freshman class of 1937-'38 did well in producing four winning track men. They were Glen Lash, Gerald Gard, Carmen Wilcox, and Bill Krone. SOPHOMORE YEAR: The enrollment of the present Sophomore class numbers eighty-one. Class oiicers were elected thi.s year as follows: President, Helen Gansg Vice-President, Ted Straing Secretary and Treasurer, Jean Ewart. Faculty sponsors for the year are Miss Evelyn Long and Mr. William Siegle. We are represen- ted in the Student Council by three members-Dorothy Wing, Raymond Adee, and David Gooch. The main event of the year was the Senior Carnival. We elec- ted Ethel Tasker for our Sophomore queen. It was a close race, and when all votes were counted, Ethel received second place. Our class was well represented on the football team. The fol- lowing boys won letters: Raymond Adee, Carmen Wilcox, Glen Lash, Lawrence King, Sidney Jagger, William Ferguson, and Kenneth Baker. 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Rice, Mary La Rifle, Avis Paul, Betty Jammer Haerle, 3!fzu'jm'ie Stilwell. Rosemary Cooch. Beth Delcamp. Ida Samlner, Preston Perry, Rex Woodruff, Victor Gzzrdinier. Jim Davis, Charlexs Scott. Mr. Romer. Zml Row: Bfilssllileiclmlegf, Juzuxiw Rakes Lillian George, Marilyn Davis, Ailerle Bos- ter, Ethel Yonally, Marie Bfcmer. Janet McMillan, Ethel Knoll, Harriet Todd. Retiy Musgrave, Myrna Muller, Evelyn Schell-eler, Mr. Weigel. V lst Roxv: Florffne Shultz. Eunice Claissezt, Helen Hwnry, Joan Chappell, Glenn Nm'- ner, VEx'glr1ia Jrzlmson, Clauzlinc lbavis. Drfli Dame Keil. v Y qv X55 ffx v l. , xl N '94 . f 'fs' of A , s G' ' 'emma 1 l VV- 'Q Z..- Q- 49 W M 544' FRESHMAN FUTURES Juanita Baker-Dress Designer Margone Bell House Wife Paul Blondefield Aviator Mechanic Marie Boner Nurse Dale Boss-Farmer Husband Aliene Boster Nurse Ben Bronson Farmer Donald Burch-Architect Joan Chappell-House Trainer Hu,g1h Cowan-Journalist Deane Comfort-Undecided Catherine Corrigan- Commercial Teacher Claudine Davis- 'Counrtry ,School Teacher James Davis-Aviator Marilyn Davis-Dean of Women Beth Delcamp-Stenographer Lyle Delcamp-Veterinarian Max Duncan-Border Patrolman Leo Forsberg-Veterinarian Carl Gardenier-Aviator Victor Gardenier-Farmer Eunice Geissert-Clerking Lillian George-Stenographer Rosemary Gooch-Surgeon Betty Jeanne Haerle- Technioal Nurse Jack Hazlett-Champion Heavy- Weight Boxer Helen Henry- Home Economics Teacher Wanda Herman-Horse Trainer Glenn Horner, Jr.- Ordhestra Leader Darrell Johnson-Policeman Virginia Johnson- Algebra Teacher Dell Dane Kell Airplane Designer Patty Krrby-Nurse Ethel Knoll Undecided Robert Kresge-.Musician Opal McDonald Air Hostess Arlme MCKRID Country School Teacher Janet Mc'Millen- Run an Orphan Asylum Donnie Markley- Papa Dionne, the Second Homer Meyers-Farmer Myrna Muller-Stenographer Myrna Miller-Pipe Organist Betty Musgrave-Accountant Avis Paul-Mathematics Teacher Preston Perry-Football Coach Lauretta Pierce- Interior Decorator Mary La Rice-Dietician Russell Rotrock-Cabinet Maker Ida Santner-Aviator Esther Scheibeler-Stenographer Florine Shultz-Bookkeeper Charles :Scott-Join the Navy Evelyn Shoemaker--Nurse Lee Siler-Farmer Marjorie Stilwell- Beauty Operator Leland .Spivey-Engineer Harriet Todd- Woman's Apparel Buyer Waine Turner-Teacher Marjorie Woodman-Housewife Rex Woodruff-Railroad Engineer Ethel Yonally-Nurse ' W 'Q Y. , ' rvifxq-',L,.Lf 1 Lg? t it - ,sr gferg:-fgfm. , K rica-Sass' 3 1 1.7gigi5.,aef.f , fa-1 -buff 1. 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Delcamp Roland Dunham Betty Eikelberger Glenna Anderson Charles Becker Dorothy Becker Daisy Boss Phyllis Boss Jackie Bremerman Leon Bussart Beulah Cross Jack Davis Donn Demaree Randall Dean Gawith Robert Geissert Harold Becker FIFTH GRADE Lloyd Farrington Lester 'Geissert Betty Gawith Don Goure Lorraine Harrison Dixie Hatfield Darrel Hawkins Tholan Haynes Gwendolyn Hendricks Phyllis Hendricks , Bill Henry Charlene Hess Jimmy Jones Victor Jones FOURTH GRADE Delores George Mary Lou George Rosemary Haerle Carl Hanson Betty Hunt Leland Joseph Francis Kifer Junior Liby Leonard Ludes Max McCartney Ann McMillen THIRD GRADE Edward Freeman Donald Burt Patty Gary Doris Burt Donna Gooch Shirley Chrisman Ramah Doii Gawith Bobby Clark Stanley Haley Bobby Cowan John Lee Hamrick Iris Matthews Verla Montague Bob Ober Betty Page Billy Rotrock Billy Shea Wanda Smith Junior Taylor Ruth Thompson Mary Anna Ward Irene Wesley Mary Lou White Joe Wolfe Martha Woodruff Mary Beth McNalley Myrtle Miller Phyllis Morgan Louise Morris Betty Mountain Jean Ribble Loren Rice Junior Richardson Donald Smith Billy Travis George Young William White Leland Parker George Perry Raymond Richardson Bobby Robins Frank -Saunders Kenneth Spidell Don Mike Cowan Thelma June Humphrey June Somers Erma Faye Davison Donna Delcamp William Dunlap Billy Forsberg Leland Fouts David Jagger Albert Kibler Bobby Liby Jack Lorenz Marion Nordyke Margaret Thompson Betty Travis Roland Travis Margaret Trout Harriet Young Carol Page smanir21srfsm 212?5iEaQ5!z 'i fic. nary. - . .. - .- , ',:.-.-4.-,w,.,ni-1,-,.n...w-f.wuf.-MuW-.,..w.. nqmmm-,weep--.Waimea-fpmsa-M-svn.-.,.m.. if..-mwifa-.-....,..,..-..-,.....-.w.....,.....,..34s,.--..-,..f--w..1-..-,,'v:f.-'yr' , ,.-1, ,:,z,3k5l, gizll Q 5 'fi ff I R ,f!f !islp5Zi.i1ig' .,,', , I nl , ..- BV wie.: X I 'fi ,si if W. ,z -5 ali 4 - lvl wus '- c:-x...: QI limgii. , c n.,.,,.K 7 - 123 ,..4 Az, 173 -lr?-3 Q-J :,g 4,4 M , :viz 3 era 1 Jil ' g . 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F THE STAFF The honor of publishig the first M. H. S. Year Book in 14 years has fallen to the journalism class of '39. Consequently, the greatest, effort has been put forth to obtain the most interest- ing facts' 1.n the history of Minneapolis High School, from the very beginning of the school, up to the present time. If a stranger had visited the journalism class during the days of the preparation of this record book, he would have seen groups of students working together and overheard bits of talk and argument relating to aluxmni, as to when they were graduated from M. H. S., where they live, and what occupation they are now following. Some of these overheard remarks concerned former athletic teams, music clubs, school boards, and other school organizations. All of this has been of great interest and has helped to mingle enjoyment with the work required to assemble it. This class sincerely hopes that their efforts will furnish enjoy- ment for all who chance to glance through the leaves of the '39 Annual, Days of Youth. C-:- i0'80e90 STUDENT CGUNCTL Student representation? Minneapolis High School has it! Last year a student governing body was organized. This governing body, the Student Council, was composed of ten members, two Freshmen, two Sophomores, three Juniors, and three Seniors. A change has been made, however, in the membership of the Council since last year. The number of members has decreased from ten to nine, there being three Sophomores, three Juniors, and three Seniors. The Student Council i.s the law-making and Student represen- tative body of the High School. This is the body which de- cides what special chapels shall be held. It considers budgets and plans of all kinds. It makes rules for parties, picnics, assemblies, and other school activities. The Student Council has proved, in the two years it has functioned, to be a success. X mm ww New -r ,1Bfw+,iN: S.' .wav 1 L L'gamaf.w,s.xusw4mx fmsmmaenw'wmM1::zwmJ-QSQWWKAAQM wwfamsv in Lap Joi' ob!! ,iDTmkn XUNP- HIGH SCHOOL ORCHESTRA HIGH SCHOOL BAND e . - x . Maxim- W 'R 2. ' mir Chrmfft Quin teh. String Trio: V. Mmklev, Knock, Ohm' Lxfipltliii- Vex'r-s, Waigce! Woodwind Trio: Rohan, Markley, Zimmernmzm r 1 Cmvzm, Gans, B14-Nilhwx. Q f ' Lv:-f:x'r..1f W . ' , Phyllis Nlzxrkfvy J. Hvmvmvzxy' Jczm Ruwvlm Flcflnimz lack Sv2Evs'f. L E ' .- ' 1 xox:-- .:Yr'.zv'w.sw.,4fmmwiamz f,aa.:.xsm,,mmawm4:w4wm GIRLS' GLEE C'Ll'B LS' QI A RTI-ITT!-I P- X GIR IXJUHLE MIXED QI 'ARTETTE CLUB GLEE BOYS' IPLE GIRLS' TR HMAN FRES SEXTETTE Avfmvzcisxxmmg. :Bmw :whim wa was MUSIC The Minneapolis High School music department has long been one of the best. It is recognized as having one of the best bands, orchestras, and glee clubs in the state. The past conductors who have won honor in the hearts of the Mlnneapolis people for their splendid contributions to the music department are Mr. E. Thayer Gaston, now teaching in the Garden City Junior Collegeg and Mr. G. Lewis Doll of Kansas City, Kansas, where he is teaching at Wyandotte High School. Mr. O. P. Weigel is the present instructor of instru- mental music. The past vocal instructors in the high school music depart- ment for the last years have been Miss Bertha Gish, now in- structor at Pittsburg Junior College, and Miss Carol Scho- walter, the present vocal instructor. The Minneapolis schools have had many prominent music students. There have been a few who have done outstanding work in school and after graduation. A few of these are as follows: June Gage, class of 1930, Edith Avery and Mildred Kirkby, class of 19313 Margaret Hawkins, class of 19333 Rich- ard Gage, Harlan Lenander, Mildred George, and Katherine Hart, class of 1935g William Srna, class of 19363 Betty Brewer and Audrey Faye Biesterfeld, class of 1938. The present senior class gives honors to Lila Lee Zimmerman and Phyllis Markley as being the most outstanding music students of 1939. THE MUSIC CALENDAR OF 19.38-'39 The Minneapolis High School music department was very fortunate to give three broadcasts from station KSAL. The first broadcast was given October 9 at the KSAL studios. The groups participating in the broadcast were the Concert Club, Triple Trio, Double Mixed Quartet, String Trio, and Clarinet Quartet. The next musical broadcast was held October 30. This was a larger broad- cast, since it was held in the high school auditorium. Persons were allowed to attend the broadcast held in the auditorium. February 26, the last broadcast was held. All broadcasts were enjoyed and proved very interesting and educational for those participating. Each year the Minneapolis High School sends delegates to Emporia State Teachers College to the Annual Clinic and Conference of Supervisors and Teachers of Music. Students from all over the state participate in the band and vocal choruses. Those representing the band this year were Phyllis Markley, Bute and piccolog Darlene Bohen and L01'1'aiI'16 Brewer, clarinet, Clyde Feather, cornetg Robert Brown, bass tromboneg Marian Mitchell, alto clarinet, Wilma Long, string bassg and Mary Gans, French horn. The following girls were selected for the Clinic Honor chorus: Lila Lee Zimmerman, June Bussart, Belva Boyington, Dorothy Wing, Alma 1 tl 577f?7sN ' Y Y M V fY ?MQ5? S8 ifFfEYi'Z 3-9 FWZ S275 Ziff QZKTYH Wifi'-NI6F,v5QRlMSS'5 W!! Y .f 44 5wi'S1x:T'Qhll5Wi MUSIC CALENDAR OF 1938-'39 CContinuedl Weigel, Treva Perry, Eoise Todd, and Patricia LaP1ant. Robert Nelson, Frank Gooch, and Allan -Cromley represented the boys' chorus. W'illiam Revelli of the University of Michigan was director of the band, and Hywell C. Rowland, head of the Music Department at the University of North Dakota, directed the Honor Chorus. The students were at Emporia December 2, 3, and 4. The High School Operetta, Love Pirates of Hawaii, was given March 16 and 17. This was a light opera with exciting comedy sprinkled with romance. ' The leads were Lila Lee Zimmerman, Robert Nelson, Frank Gooch, and Ruby Avery. The lovely Hawaiian girls of a Ladies' Seminary proved an interesting contrast to the bold pirates who became so harmless when their chief fell. in love, unexpectedly, with a prim old maid of the Seminary. Miss Carol Schowalter and O. P. Weigel were in charge of the direction and presentation of the operetta. The Concordia Contest was held March 31 and April 1. A very good rating was given to every group or soloist which entered the Contest. There was no rating below Excellent given to those representing Min- neapolis. The band received Highly Superior in playing and Superior in marching. The orchestra received a Superior rating. The Girls' Glee Club received Highly Superior, and the Boys' Glee Club a Superior rating. The following ratings were received by soloists: Clyde Feather, cornet, Superior, Darlene Bohen, clarinet, Highly Superior, Lorraine Brewer, clarinet, Superior, Phyllis Markley, fiute, Highly Superior, Alma Weigel, violin, Superior, Virginia Markley, violin, Excellent, Marion Ober, cello, Excellent, Charlotte Lorenz, oboe, Excellent, LaDonna Clanton, saxo- phone, Excellent, Wilma Long, string bass, Superiorg Mary Gans, French horn, Superior, Robert Nelson, tenor solo, Excellent, Lila Lee Zimmer- man, high solo, Excellent, Alma Weigel, medium solo, Excellent, Rose- mary Gooch, low solo, Excellent, Freshman Sextette, Superior, Double Mixed Quartette, Excellent, Triple Trio,Highly Superior, Clarinet Quar- tette, Excellent, Brass Sextette, Superior, String Quartette, Superior, String Trio, Excellent, Franch Horn Quartette, Excellent, Robert Brown, trombone, Superior. The Minneapolis students attended the Emporia Spring Festival April 26, 27, and 28. A mass band, orchestra, and chorus performed April 29. Minneapolis received more high honors than any other school entered. There were nine Highly Superior ratings: Concert Band, Marching Band, Orchestra, String Quartet, Girls' Glee Club, Girls' Sextet, Girls' Triple Trio, La Donna Clanton, saxophone, and Phyllis Markley, flute. Eight Superior ratings were received: Clarinet Quartet, French Horn Quartet, String Trio, Band sight reading, Darlene Bohen, clarinet, Lorraine Brewer, clarinet, Wilma Long, string bass, Bob Brown, trombone. The five Excellent ratings were: Boys' Glee Club, John Anderson, baritone horn, Marian Ober, cello, Alma Weigel, violin, Clyde Feather, cornet. Virginia Markley, violin, was rated Good. Q wvmmawiwsmfxassxffrxrzavmemgz-z.w ww wr.-fzuquwyrawwwfgwamnffM-wwawfw 5 2 A 5 ? 5 s 2 Q 2 F 'vr.r::'vr'.r1':. -.:'f::xc: - xu::wa:n.s.-w-nnlvminmxmv-.naw...u.v.v:f1uvm-1-fn 11--1.-f.-:fwfr-r -n . V-.ww . -. . M p q F NATICDNAL I-IONCDR SOCIETY The National Honor Society of the Minneapolis High School, Minne- apolis, Kansas, was organized December 18, 1925. The original sponsor was F. R. Hickerson, and the charter members were Richard C. Gaalford, Harry F. Jackman, Pauline R. McCumber, Dorothy J. Markley, Joseph Winchester, Vesta M. Wolfersperger, and Mary Jane Isbell.. On March 26, 1926, the seven charter members of the society were awarded emblems consisting of an old English red letter M enclosed in a circular piece of red felt placed on a circular background of navy blue felt. Members of the Honor Society are chosen by the faculty on the follow- ing recommendations: The student must be one of the highest 1072 of the senior class rated according to leadership, executive ability, service, character, and scholarship. Five per cent of the seniors are eligible for membership at the beginning of the 8th semester, and the highest 542 of the junior class is eligible and chosen during the last month of the junior year. Members of the Honor Society: 1925-1926, Richard C. Gafford, Harry F. Jackman, Pauline R. McCum,ber, Dorothy J. Markley, Joseph Win- chester, Vesta Wolfersperger, Mary Jane Isbell, Margaret Lott, Mar- garet Payne, Faith Flaherty. 1926-1927, Mildred Nickels, Ella Jane Meiller, Doria Leonhart, Lois George. 1927-1928, Evelyn Pierce, Vivian Nickels, Major Bliss, Wayne Mase, Venita Pitts, Thelma Wolfersperger. 1928-1929, Mildred Edmands, Frieda Maelzer, Victor Merryfield, Edna Stelter, Ellen Heck. 1929-1930, Philip Miller, Helen Pickrell, Marie Nedwed, June Gage, Lilah Erbentraut, Irene Baldwin. 1930-1931, Vera Postlethwaite, Cleta Clanton, Thora Boyle, Marie Beck, Mildred Haddock, Edith Avery. 1931-1932, Genevieve Reardon, Emelia Tellez. 1932-1933, Margaret Hawkins, Monna Gruver, Ruth Harper, Charlotte Comfort. 1933-1934, Wayne Fitch, Alma Harris, Mary Kinsey, Ruth Hart, Beth Hallock, Mary Bear, Marjorie Anderson. 1934-1935, Katherine Hart, Helen Merryfield, Virginia Stratton, Arlene Smith, George Durham, Harlan Lenander. 1935-1936, Jim Brown, Eric Reardon, Marjorie Baldwin, Madeline Con- ner, Elsia Van Dame, Rachel! Tilson, Sylvia Long. 1936-1937, John Stratton, Maxine Smith, Fern Warren, Stella Hock- ensmith, Margaret Stout, Mary Margaret Anderson, Joseph Jagger, Frances Childs. 1937-1938, Bernard Clanton, Marie Mountain, John Nelson, Allan Neely, Myrtle Tasker, Marjorie Zuker, Mary Gans, Wilma Long, Frank Gooch. MM-awxmwmzimnnfmawz waxy- ws . awll V GIRL RESERVE , ' Madeline Conner. ass't. adviser: Ruby Avery, Wilma Long, Phyllis Markley, Ger- aldine Miller, June Bussari, Florence Ewarl., Darlene Bohen, Evelyn Parker, Laura Belchley, faculty sponsor: Betty lingstruna. presidentg Winona Parsons, Jean Scott. The Girl Reserve, as the high school Young Womenls Christian Association is called, was organized in Minneapolis High School in 1912 by Miss Grace Irwin, a teacher. It met in the auditorium after school on alternate Tuesdays, with an occasional meet- ing with the boys' Young Maris Christiana Associanion. lts membership included all girls vvio wished to belong and who would try to live up to its pumose and share in its wor . In 1513 the mane was changed to Girl Reserve. The club new meets regularly at the activity period on alternate Tuesdaysg and cabinet and wmnmittees meet on the other Tuesdays, The purpose of the Girl Reserve in our school is to help students grow in Christian character and to furnlslx opportunities for self and group expression. Membership is open to all girls. ' The Girl Reserve is sponsored hy faculty sponsors. Laura lleichley and Madeline Conner. and the community Y. W. C, A Roth the Girl Reserve and the local Y. W. C. A. are standard clubs with the Silver Sc-al Rating. l Q T , I ft to ' ht: S d Jagiger, service chahmzmg Allan Cromley,.p1ibllcltS ehalrnfgjngogzlyse Feaglir, mxllsigezhairnmang John Bishop, world bmtherhoofi chairman. Charles Carlson, vice president: Jack Horner, social chairmzmg Bill Qox, presxdentg Virgil Klutz, sponsor: Bob Whitney, secretary and treasurer: Bob McBride, Bible study and devntional chairmang John Anderson, program chairman. HI-X' The name Hi-Y is :x popular CllYll,I'ZJ.l'llibll nt' the vvmxls hlligylz SClmol', and Young Memfs Christian Association. IL is thu popular' name given the sfpcmui- ary Schoolboy Clxristizm Movcment in Norzh Anurriczx, and is goxxcemlly used throughout the world. The national Hi-Y movement lmgzirx in 181559: wincv Lhun thi- YM. U. A. has ixeen more ur less interested in work with oldvr buys. The Gram Ili-Y of which there is reizord was at lola, Michigzm: bus, it axiatwl for cmiy two or thrwee yours. The ilrst Ili-Y that has had a COI1l.lIll,lUllS uxisupnces was cmrzmvmizi'-fi at Cllllplflflnx Kansas, in 1839, and has done si constant piecie ui' dsztinitb and vital :studvm work. - Ili-Y is a non-sectarian orgemizzltiwn which has within its nxcznwluerseliip thous- ands of the finest veil-lylenoclzlcl hop: in Arm-riwx. it is uh m'g'a11izutimm which stands for the best :inning high mmol imlvs, TU CNM9, millnw-ill, flllfl 0XTf0Wl tlll'Ol.lL1'lEUL1l, ilus school :xml cxmmmunity, high standards of Clwiistiaxi x:l1zu'zwLm'. is the mix-pose uf time igluiv. It has as its motto: Clean Living, Clean fiipcech. Lluzm Sgmz-ts, 2-md. Cillfmx tS0lmohxrsl1ip. The Mihneapulis Hi-Y was cvx'5:zu1izf9d prim' in the greziz war. :mil at the pros- ent time has ll unelnbcmlmip elf' 52 boys. it is in the lluloit l,Jim,ricL and falls llllfliil' the West Central Area Y. M. C. A., with Air. lluvly Xvlilllli Q-is I mm' Work Eiovrfs- Lary and Mr. Freed Jarvis Assvcizxte Hays' Work Svc-1'c'Lm'5'. -, ,V :'.i A k fx A uf. wellmdxvtcwiwmahs-gmx an 'Z Kwxfmwm msmmzmwwzmmwxms mixsswvfwwzmim ilmamxmama wfwfvzpsaa wwmrmvmwmswswzwwwmwmwmawwfwemsmwwwmwmnmwrwmmmmn V, W . M Q-mv ,af--Q-.uh:,+',:f. , fi-S' if if F ,r:f.gr'i-'4.ggjfe'fL i 'uf z ' gyfgii are - - fx . 'da-' ,- . ,. iff f fs-I'-ff' f:5L 'T,11g.w Xe - iM,i,..,af ...af .,. .. um- ff .x rv-'fu .Jw 4, saw'-fe! it -7 ' U 'L' .-isp.. ,A . i'1'iQ 'gi:a.Q4-fv.:f,3wfS.,f me i 552322. 5? DRAMATICS MAKE-UP The Dramatics Class, under the sponsorship of Miss Gertrude Stoelzing, has had a very eventful year. October 25 and 26, three one-act plays were given. The best was picked to represent the school in the county contest. The best pLay was Fixin's. The cast included Lila Lee Zimnierman, Jim. Bradley, and John Bishop. Other plays were Pigs and Trying Them Out. The cast for Pi-gs was made up of Treva Perry, Jim Bradley, Paul Bronson, and Frank Gooch. Trying 'Dhem Out cast included Clyde Feather, Frank Gooch, Ruby Avery, Mary Stout, Darlene Bohen, and Vera Woodruif. The best actress was Lila Lee Zimmerman for her character in Fixin's. Frank Gooch was chosen best actor for his character part in Pigs. October 16, the county contest was held. Darlene Bohen received the medal for the best high school declamation and Mary Jeanne Austin tied for first in the grade school declamation division. The Dramatics department has helped with many chapels and programs. They presented a one-act Negro minstrel for the Senior Carnival. Jim Bradley and Frank Gooch were selected to write a history for a radio broadcast honoring Minneapolis school . They also took part in several pep assemfbl-ies during the year. The Ohnistmas chapel program was given by the dramatics class. ' The Last project of the class is the presentation of a three-act mystery comedy entitled, The Night Owl. This is being presented May 12. M H wmtafsfzf.-wx ma- ww A 1: wr- ,wx:w,-x4,- - A wwf Q zfffrfwxwfsf L. L , V-A ,, Q1 . Q ,.fivM,,Qn TRCDPI-HES Sixty cups, thirteen plaques, three banners and four certificates adorn the trophy case of M. H. S. These cups go back in the history of our SC11001, the oldes-t bearing the date of 1911. This cusp was won for citizenship. The activity which has contributed the largest number of awards to this valuable collection of trophies is that .popular field sport, track. Track has added twenty-five cups, three plaques, and three pennants to this ,group of awards. More trophies have been won in this field due bo the fact that an award of some sort is given for each individual event. Basketball and music, the nearest rivals of track, are tied for second, each having contributed fifteen awards to the collection. The music groups have annexed five cups, six plaques, and four certificates, while basketball has added a total of thirteen cups and two plaques. This is an unusually large number of awards for this phase of athletics, because the only awards which can be won are the cups for placement in the league and those awarded to the regional tournament winners. Following basketball and music is the literary group. This group consists of nine cups, two of which were Won for debate. Running a close fourth to the literary group is the commercial depart- ment with four cups and four plaques. All of the commercial awards have been won by the typing classes. Scholarship and football have contributed the least number of awards, each having added only one cup to the collection. There are two other cups of great significance, the P. EQ. O. cup and the Hickerson trophy. The P. E. O. cup is presented to the senior girl who has been rated highest by the High School faculty for her w-ork during her High School course as shown by her: Q11 Scholarship, f2J Character, C35 Value to school, Q41 Co-operation with the faculty, and Q51 Interest in extra-curricular activities. The Hickerson trophy is awarded to any boy who has won an athletic letter and who has been selected by the faculty as ranking the highest in the following six points: Q11 Scholar- ship, Q23 Co'-operation with faculty, Q35 Character, C45 Value to school, 151 Interest in extra-curricular activities, and Q61 Compliance with K. S. A. A. rules, and training rules of the coach. The Junior High trophy case is also filling rapidly. At the present time it contains twenty-five awards which were won in the junior divisions of the same activities as those of the high' school. 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W -..,,........- nw- l I Coaches cl Darlene ND ' fa1nVNdM6fMXRiX : 1Z. 2'9iQ5l52?itQALin2iif 3'ixv,g':NiaZ' 5:3 ici age' Efgfh Z, ,,,. ef5?wr 5, 3,3 XKMML,5,qL5L33Dv3m5g,ggg3gQgVgw, yggggmgfzs -:.L,mm:+1maff1swM vmmfwxmseammwzmwwa,w..1mwxww ' He mmsammwwmwmrwmfwmlaggl I-.fm -lil nl l nil frmcix 'mlm A Turner, Russell Rotrock, Dale- lleil-zes, Donald Kell, Lawrence King. Jagger, Hammond Arlee, Glen Lash, ,lack Hazlett. 'lst Row: Russel King, John Anderson, Carmen Wilcox, Bob Nelson, Hugh Cowan, George Bronson, Preston Perry, Coach Seigle. llA:lKETBAI,L SQITAII Rack row, left to right: Lyle Delcamp, Don Markley, Russell Hotmck, Jzuxk Ilnzleti, Hugh Cowan, Preston Perry. V 3rd Ilow: Hub Brown. Donald Keil, Ianvrence King, Riclmrd Shrew. Nmlmis Frzakls. Russel King. 2nd Row: John Anclerson, Alvin Mnllwz Dean linker. Ted Stmin. lst Row: Coach llonborg. Hola Whitney. .luck llcwner, Melvin 'l'ur'ncz', Allan C1'usz'zl.f3' Victor llmwn, lien Austin, Cnrrnen Wilcox. 3 f , f H 1 f ' r E , fm? N Back mw, left to right: Kenneth Austin, William Ferguson, Victcr Bxmfn, Melvin 2nd Row: Dean Baker, Bob McBride. Kenneth Baker, Donnie Markley, Sydney .4 if ' Fri V LL X-1 lil J, 4 hiv an -wr f , f Q ' ,Um 5-54 , :-1:9 ,ff , 'EEPLQT U f ' ,r . ..'w1f1','L il? '- , Sang' 'run --Lv'-,-Nwwr TRACK The Lions' runners, jumpers and tossers will compete in a few relay and dual meets, traveling far from home to flash the colors of M. H. S. over several tracks in the various meets. Thirty boys reported to Coach Seigle for the 1939 track season. Lacking many regular performers because of graduation, the Lions started preparing early for a tough track schedule. However, a few seasoned tracksters returned. Among these are Glen Lash with the javelin, Floyd Santner and Raymond Adee in the mile, Carmen Wilcox in the dashes and hurdles, Victor Brown in the hi-gh jump, and :several other boys who showed promise in practice. The following are the boys out for track: Glen Lash Eugene Whitley Floyd Santner Carmen Wilcox Jack Hazlett Dean Baker Kenneth Austin Donnie Markley Sydney Jagger Dale Heikes Horner Dale Meyers Lee Siler Bob McBride Raymond Adee Pete Perry George Bronson Victor Brown Hugh Cowan Lawrence King Melvin Turner Russell Rotrock Bob Nelson Bill Ferguson Ben Bronson Kenneth Baker Donald Keil Harold Austin John Anderson Russel King THE TRACK SCHEDULE Sterling Relays ..... .... A pril 8 Concordia Dual Meet . . . April 21 Salina Relays .......... April 15 Regional Meet .. . May 12 and 13 Glen Elder Relays ...... April 22 State Meet ....... May 19 and 20 N. C. KANSAS LEAGUE Withdrawing from the Solomon Valley League, the Minneapolis High School entered higher scholastic and athletic competition when they were voted into the North Central Kansas High School League last December. This league, already composed of Concordia, Beloit, Belleville, and Marysville, voted in two new members, Lincoln High School being in- cluded with Minneapolis in becoming a member of the league. This league is more than an athletic league. In addition to football and basketball, the member schools' will also compete in track, tennis, golf, music, and speech activities. This setup will become effective with the 1939 football season. Each school in this league is required to play four league football games and a double round-robin in basketball. By being in this league, Minneapolis High School is in the kind of com- petition in which the school belongs. An increase of the number of stu- dents in school, a rising in the status of athletics, and a high music standing were all factors which helped Minneapolis become a member of this league. 1 - ---'- :--vw o...,. 4. 1' QQ:-'llfj' T BASKETBALL With a tougher schedule than in previous years, Minneapolis struggled through the 1938-'39s basketball season with four wins and nine losses. The M. H. S. squad, under the reins of H, A, Lonborg, the new roach, started practice about two weeks before the football season closed. Journeying to Glasco for the season opener, the Lions lost both the first and the second team games to the Bulldogs. Showing a decided im- provement, the Lions split the honons with the Concordia squad by win- ning the second team game and losing the iirstl team game by a close score. Next in the Lions' path was Bennington. Never seriously pressed by the Bulldogs, Minneapolis marked up an impressive 40-15 victory over the Bennington team. After playing the first three games of the seasonpin hostile territory, the Lions returned home to meet the strong Clay Center team. The seconds won a sensational see-saw struggle by a score of 21-20, while the first team lost their game by a small margin. Minneapolis couldn't play the next two games on schedule because the Whole school was quarantined due to the smallpox epidemic. Taking the road again, the Lions journeyed to Miltonvale and returned with two victories. The next week saw the Lions overcome a first quarter lead and emerge from the Glasco-Minneapolis contest with two more close wins. This game climaxed the high school athletic career of Dick Gary. Dick was sadly missed during the rest of the season, as he had been the spark plug of the Lions' offense and had piled up a. total of 99 points in those iirst five games of the season. Next week found the Lions tasting defeat at the hands of the rangy Lincoln Leopards. Winning their fourth victory of the season, Minne- apolis easily trounced the Bennington Bulldogs the following Week. Remaining in a slump, the Lions lost the last five games of the season to Lincoln, Sacred Heart, Solomon, and Miltonvale consecutively. This brought the season to a close except for the Regional Tournament which was held at Salina. Minneapolis had to face a strong Herington team in the preliminary brackets and was defeated by a score of 41-14. THE 1938-'39 SCHEDULE AND RESULTS Lions Opts. Lions Opts. Glasco ..... . . . . 13 32 Bennington . . . . . . . 54 11 Concordia . . .... 21 24 Lincoln ........ .... 2 3 49 Bennington . . . .... 40 15 Sacred Heart .... .... 1 9 46 Clay Center .... .... 1 9 26 Solomon ....... .... 1 7 28 Miltonvale .... .... 3 8 34 Miltonvale .... .... 2 3 33 Glasco ....... .... 3 2 29 Sacred Heart . . . .... 11 25 Lincoln . . . ....... 24 48 REGIONAL TOURNAMENT Herington . . . .................................... . . 14 41 f-f'1a1.r-iii 11 '77'fU i I -1: if .ff- -,-..., .-f- ,,.. ,.-.,.-.-N-..-w.--1,-..--ws...-... .17 ,pvfwkwagmmwv ,wmwvmwqffmwammmnwzmmsmwmmwxmawshvvsmnwtl 1 P' . Q v M- ,.f :lg' 'I fy ,, , ,-E, 'Q Q ,Qfigf , h,, .. Q ,lu-5 rf . . f.. we L1 akmjizi W, , kf-L4 5 t SV' RMCL Q ., Qi K .,,. JF . .X za-me ,A ,R ,- . v H, g Q, ,-, A, A K ,ii-' uv Q ...Y QQ! as h,.,.,.,.. was Nm Y' ww we W , .i ,, ,fi V, fJf'f,:eL,Mf.i-- W. 4 4 fix 4 1 I .' 1 w w-,rfY--f--+'-- wa' f--. . .1 1, . , x-y,w,., gf. rw, ,.M.,,m ,LM mn.: 1-va'--,nw-f,-.ww -,.,,.,,.-,,,,? 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And sometilmes there was wind enough for all the angles at the same time until the cottonwoods and the elms on the grounds grew big enough to sift some of the cold spots out of the breeze. It may have been about '84 that bricks were laid upon bricks to rear the structure of which we were all so proud. Anyhow, it was in the middle of the halcyon Eighties that the first class in the newly organized high school foregathered mornings for three years, to complete a course of learning that envisaged a diploma tied with a pink ribbon. Or was it a blue ribbon? The writer can remember only that, on the night of commencement in the new courthouse, he lost all interest in color.s when a poorly aimed bunch of geraniums hit him in the eye. If it had come after our own peroration, we might have understood. But it was meant as a tribute of love and affection for one of the sweet girl graduates. There were but two of these prairie iiowers in our class-Nellie Davis, who is now Mrs. Harry Cawley of the home town, and Linah Swanzey, who is now Linah Swanzey. Don't ask me why. A career, I have under- stood, and she made the grade beautifully, in the rarified air of Pueblo, Colorado. The three boys of the class had formed a triumvirate, in the fashion of Roman precedent, for Latin had just been intro- duced into the school, and we were intrigued with the romance of things. In this triurrnvirate Rolla Clark, now Dr. R. M. Clark, was the Pontiff who held the fasces, still in good repute in Roman lands. James Pearsal, as Augur, was supposed to divide the sky into quarters and determine, by the iiight of crows or jay birds, whether the class should cram for examin- ation, or not. James left us early in life, taken from his prom- ev' ,Maman Lmsw ,mmm w.f.m-wwm-vwnauuai CLASS OF EIGHTY-EIGHT CContinuedD ising career with lumber interests in Texas. The writer was the Censor of the triucmvirate, whose duty it was to look after the conduct of the class members. But as there wasn't much conduct in those days, he had an easy job. And that was the Class, the first class, in the day of small beginnings. Our first guide and monitor was Prof. A. P. War- ington, who, after about a year and a half of supreme jurisdic- tion, heard the call of his political party to the office of County Superintendent. He answered it 3 that is, he went. After that, Prof. C. W. Mills came to supervise the schools. A tall, bearded gentleman he was, with a kindly leaning to his students, and a fund of reminiscences frofm his Civil War experience in Ander- sonville prison. And then there was the lady of the blue eyes and the bright smile-our high school principal. She read the Bible to us in the morning exercises or sometimes Mark Twain's Innocents Abroad, when Psalms or Beatitudes gave out. She was Miss Emma Camp, but she also heard a call-to change her name. It came in the last weeks of our course when Spring was on the land and dandelions starred the best kept lawns in town. And We could foresee our finish shortly -and hersg so we were reconciled to quit school together. And that was our faculty, if you please, in the days when we studied in Minneapolis High School. Three years were not enough, as some of us learned later, to fully' prepare for college. And we had to get further preparatory training in the declin- ing prep course at the University. There were difficulties, of course, and hardships of our training days that do not beset the boys and girls who now flock into the newer High School, near the old. There were no options in the course, and no trend toward practical subjects that would fit us for getting a living, with less emphasis, perhaps, on getting life. We still contend for a generous mixture of cultural subjects in any high school curriculum. is w9filLW' II .,.!:?oZ'f itil !'h5l.X5f3l?,JCgfSQweI 3L'DQ..i..Q,m ,L ,AES l.L???QY'?5-Rf WJ--5-fx HMM! W5vWWNW9WH'NNV ' wwwmvf Awww-me ww Wm i M 1 Q ,M .. if. J DR CARVER Looking through the records of attendance in the Minneapolis School system, we see the name of George Washington Carver, who has become world famous as a scientist and educator. The following has been extracted from a pamphlet sent to us upon re- quest from Tuskegee Institute where Dr. Carver has been located for many years. Dr, Carver, the distinguished Negro scientist of Tuskegee Institute, is perhaps as great a genius in his field as Edison and Burbank and .Steinmetz are in theirs, and he is certainly the greatest genius the Negro race has yet produced. He has derived literally hundreds of products from such things as peanuts, sweet potatoes, pecans, cotton stalks, fibrous grasses and weeds, waste material of various kinds, and from the common clay that underlies the soil of practically every Southern State. The products his Wizardry has extracted from the peanut alone, number more than 200, ranging from oils and pharmaceutical prepara- tions to rubber, paper and ink. The products of the sweet potato number nearly as many, ranging from Hour and starch to dyes and stock foods. He has derived some 60 products from the pecan. He has made synthetic products from many kinds of Waste material, among them marble, building boards, wood, wood veneers, fibres, paper and numerous other articles. ' Dr, Carver estimates that the products in his laboratory, when arranged for exhibition purposes, would fill three freight cars. As you visit his exhibit of wonders derived from the peanut, first he shows you bottles of milk and cream. Here is sweet milk, on which the cream rises just as it does on real milk. Here is pure cream. And here is buttermilk on which the whey rises just as is does on real buttermilk. All made from peanuts. Each has the exact appearance of the genuine article, and the milk is said by those who have tasted it to be better than cows' milk. Also here are butter and cheese. Other products from peanuts are ice cream mixture, cocoa, chocolate bars and caramels. Among the many other products Dr. Carver has derived from the peanut are: synthetic rubber, 17 kinds of wood stains, dyes for clothes, axle grease, lard, lin- oleum, iiiour, breakfast foods, stock foods, soap and face powder-all labeled with ink from this same lowly product of the southern soil. Dr. Carver has derived many of these same materials from the sweet potato. Also he has made a synthetic marble, from Waste materials, which is as useful as marble quarried from the ground. This Synthetic kingdom is new and will grow still larger and more important as science proceeds with its study of the possibilities of plant chemistry. Hundreds, possibly thousands of new products will be added to the synthetic king- dom as a result of plant chemistry. Meanwhile, Dr. George W. Carver, of Alabama, stands forth as a prophet of science. lb. wa gi,-1. 412' f -,..w-.2 1.14 ai is r... l'46.w.,::,-r-1f.,1w 'ff 459-ry, i- .- . ' ' '-if 7. fffv x4faw4+Xf'r. rH.VJ.w wwf- f..'- ,ww:m.vw ' gives 4vMw:J:s,12 sm., ALUMNI Class of 1888 Clark, Rolla ........... ............... Davis, Nellie fCawleyJ .. Pearsall, Scheffer, Theodore . . . Swanzey, Linah ....... James Edwards, Anna fMunnj .. Eicholtz, Alex ........... Jackman, McEvoy, Amy QWrightJ Davis, Maude fTeInplinJ . ......--.--... ................. Class of 1889 .............a.-- ................ . . . . Minneapolis, Kansas . . . . Minneapolis, Kansas Deceased Puyallup, Washington . . . . . . . Pueblo, Colorado Washington Oklahoma Harry ........................ ................ D eceased Class of 1890 .......-............ .. . Kansas City, Missouri Minneapolis, Kansas New Castle, Wyoming Olney, Eunice ................................ Schexiiier, Samuel ........................... Bonner Springs, Kansas Burnham, Ella CHarveyJ . Clark, Daisy 1PerryJ .... Dietrich, George ,...,.., Dowden, Henry .......... Gage, Dana ............. Gentry, Katherine ....... ......---..... ... Class of 1891 Kelly, Grace fW'anamakerj. Porter, Maud Qlillbrightj ..... Rees, Nora CBowerJ ....... Shultice, Oliver ......... Swanzey, Edith fMillerJ . Thom, Myrta fNuttingj . Hoag, George .... Hubbard, Edith .... Scheifer, Martin ..... .......-.-....... Class of 1892 ..........-...-.. -.. ...--.......- Treadwell, Clarence . . . .............. . . . Cole, La Grande ...... Davis, Elsie ............ Eastman, John .......... Elston, Pearl CCoughlinJ . Gentry, Alice ............. Hoyt, Victoria fCraigj .. Merryfield, Orlo ......... Miller, Robena ........ Miller, Warren ...... Sexton , Una fGageJ .... Smith, Joe ............ Agnew, Ernest ........ Chapin, Elva fClarkJ . . . Gafford, Roy .......... Hedrick, Josie ........... Jackman, Richard ....... Johnson, Alice f,Stauriferj Kilbourne, Ernest ......... Mitchell, Maud .......... Morton, Helen CToddJ . . . Morton Mary .......... Walbright, Ella mardi West, Grace Class of 1893 .........-....... ..........--.. . .... a.. -.-.... ..........--.-... Class of 1894 .......-.....-... .. Deceased . . . . Belleville, Kansas . . . Fullerton, California . . . Gallup, New Mexico . . . Minneapolis, Kansas Deceased Denver, Colorado Seattle, Washington Deceased ...... . . . . . . . ....... Deceased . . . Bloomington, Illinois Deceased . . . Pasadena, California Minneapolis, Kansas Deceased Deceased . ..... Deceased Deceased . . . . . . . Bishop, California . . . . . Minneapolis, Kansas Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Deceased . . . . . . . Windsor, Missouri . . . . Hutchinson, Kansas . . . . . . Chicago, Illinois . . . . Minneapolis, Kansas Deceased Deceased . . . . . Minneapolis, Kansas . Los Angeles, California Oklahoma .. . .. Lawrence, Kansas . . . Minneapolis, Kansas . . . . . Minneapolis, Kansas . . , . Fort Collins, Colorado . . . . . . . . . Salina, Kansas . . . Palo Alto, California . . . Minneapolis, Kansas Deceased ALUMNI CContinuec:D Brainard, Liannian Leon . . . Felt, Alva .............. Hodge, Elbert ...... . . . Klise, C Meiller, Morton, Simson, larence Henr y ................ Katherine fCarruthJ .... Lillian ............... Class of 1895 -v-.-......-. ...s---...-.- Treadwell, Alvion ................. l Class of 1896 Boner, Leona Alice fMcClarenJ ............. Cha in Be ri rth 0Ra ' ................. . Cole? Stella Qfgaffordj g., .......... Fleisher, Charles ................. Griest, Mary Katherine lJonesJ . . . Gentry, Nora CCarrJ ............ Keeler, Jennis ................ Rarig, John ............. Rees, Olive Uackmanl . .. Simson, Lula fHarperJ . . Sl1'Ct011, Verna 0SharpJ . . ............ .. Class of 1897 . . . Warden, Idaho . . . Salina, Kansas .. ......... Deceased Deceased . . Minneapolis, Kansas . . Palo Alto, California .. . St. Louis, Missouri . . Colville, Washington . . . St. Louis, Missouri . . Minneapolis, Kansas Deceased Deceased . . . . . . . -Salina, Kansas . . . Oakland, California Deceased . . Minneapolis, Kansas . . . . Lawrence, Kansas . . . McPherson, Kansas . . . . . Topeka, Kansas Baabcock, :Seth ................................ Poplar Bluff, Missouri Campbell, Bertha QRBVBTCOTTID, .... ......... Chapin, George ........... ...... Feather, Joshua .............. Havens, Lou Uackmanj . . . Jackman, Samuel ......... Johnson, Albert ............. Jones, Isabelle CHeberl.yJ .... Keener, Olive ............. Kdlbourne, Burton ....... May, 'Gertrude ......... Powell, George .......... Plourd, Clara CTaylorJ .... Riddle, Estella QDodgeD ...... Sexton, Alice May QAgnewJ . . . Sponsellor, Anna Cllhrasherl .. Stull, Rolla ................... Thompson, Doii fMorganj . .. West, Joe .................. White, Frederick ..... ........ Class of 1898 Falconer, Fannie 1Warrenl . K s ler Stella S mth e s , fi rn' I ................. Parker, Edythe QCupitJ .... . . Rarig, Frank ............. Warren, Elmer ........ . . . Wolcott, Arthur . . . ................ . . . . Class of 1899 Boner, vCli.'l'Eord lWorleyJ ................ Jack, Alma fLacyl ...... l ................ .. Midgley, Florence . . . . . . . Midgley, George . . . Neely, Thomas ..... Ward, Benjamin .... Clifton Forge, Virginia . . . . . . . Glasco, Kansas Deceased . . Minneapolis, Kansas . . Minneapolis, Kansas . . . . . Delphos, Kansas ..... Deceased . . Minneapolis, Kansas . ..... Helena, Montana . . . Manhattan, Kansas . . . . Muskogee, Oklahoma . . . Ventura California .. . . Seattle, Washington Deceased . . . . . Springfield, Ohio . . . . . . . Salina, Kansas Kansas City, Missouri . . . Manhattan, Kansas Rice, Kansas . . . . . Denver, Colorado . ......... Washington Los Angeles, California Minneapolis, .Minnesota . . . . . Denver, Colorado . . Altadena, California . . . ....... Topeka, Kansas . .... Portland, Oregon Los Angeles, California Los Angeles, California Deceased . . . Kansas City, Missouri 'ff ALUMNI CContinuecD Class of 1900 Dalrymple, Charles .... .................. Felt, William .... . . . ........ . . Flint, Lou ......... May, Nellie ......... Rarig, Arthur ........... Pearsall, James ........... Smith, Faye lHestonJ ...... Swartz, Flossie fRunyanJ . .. . Welsh, Winnie ............ .. .'.'. 15bi1311bSQ 'Kansas . . . . . Detroit, Michigan . . . Manhattan, Kansas .. -Seattle, Washington Deceased Deceased . . . . . . Chicago, Illinois Marietta, Oklahoma West, Ada fPowellJ ..................... iii:.Musl-togee, Oklahoma Wolcott, Grace QWelshy ................... . Class of 1901 Felt, Frank .... ...... . . . . . ............ . . . . . . Ventura, California Deceased Foster, Anna fMillerJ .................... . . Minneapolis, Kansas Gentry, Ernest ......... . .... Jordan, Belle fMartinJ ...... McConnell, Bertha fLovettj .... . . . Riddle, Jennie ..... A ......... . Sexton, Ray ................ Scherer, George .............. . . . . . . . . Washington, D. C. Long Beach, California . . Great Bend, Kansas . . Seattle, Washington Deceased Shaible, Vina ........................... ............ . Deceased Silver, Ethel 1HollingsworthJ Class of 1902 Baird, Alfred ...... . . . Minneapolis, Kansas . . Minneapolis, Kansas Emery, William .... . .' .... . ....... i. ..... Colton, California Gafford, Earl ........... Purton Astley ............. Riddle, Arthur . . . Ward,camenneqclbilgei'IIIIIIIIIIIIIII.. ' Class of 1903 Agnew, Zorah fChapinJ .... Archer, Ray ............... Boner, Maude fKrei1pej ..... Brown, Nora................. . Burnham, Lucia fMcShaneJ . Havens, Helen QBaldwinJ . . . Harvey, Marshall .......... Irwin 'Grace .............. Manuel, Pearl KI-Iowellj . . . Merryiield, Alva ........... Pawling, Agnes 0StanleyJ . . . Pfeifer, Herman ........... Popham, Emerson ......... Popham, Grace fBrownl .... . Purton, Nora ................ . . Smith, Katherine lWashburnJ Truitt, Hazel fHarveyJ ..... West, Earl ........................ . ..... . White, Sara ...... Class of 1904 Barber, Harriett fMu1-phyj .... Barker, Edith LScheiblerJ . . . Brown, Nellie KErbentrautD . Chavpzin, Frank ............. Feather, Etta Pearl lHullJ . Foster, Walter ............. Jordan, Maude f'Gregoryl . . . McConnell, Faye QHultzJ . . Plourd, Kittie CTreadWellJ . West, John, Jr. ............. . New York . Salt Lake City, Utah Boise, Idaho . . . . . Gberlin, Kansas . . Minneapolis, Kansas Los Angeles, California . ...............Deceased . . . . Americus, Kansas . . ............... Deceased . Great Falls, Montana . . Minneapolis, Kansas . . . . . Baldwin, Kansas . . Minneapolis, Kansas .. Minneapolis, Kansas . . . Bennington, Kansas Idaho Denver, Colorado fstiiwaner, Oklahoma . . Minneapolis, Kansas .- .......... California . . . . . . Salina, Kansas . . . Manhattan, Kansas . . Minneapolis, Kansas Deceased Cedar, Iowa . . .... Orange, California . . Minneapolis, Kansas . . . . . . . . Peru, Indiana . . . . . . . . . . . Galveston, Texas Los Angeles, California . . . . . . Cincinnati, Ohio . . Minneapolis, Kansas Deceased ALUMNI CConi:inuedl Class of .1905 Blades, James ............ . .... I ........... Brown, Stella fSwayzeJ .......... Gafford, Edna fPorterJ . . . Reed, J. C. ........... . Silver, Royal ............ Stevens, Ella 1-Steelej ...... Thompson, Edith 1-Searlj ..... Thompson, Edna QMerrillJ . . . Walmsley, James ................ --Q-np.. Class of 1906 Dingee, Charles ................ Dun-mire, Earl Elliott, Elmer ........ , ......... Fleming, Christina fHestonJ . .. Goodwyn, Alfred ......... . . . Holmes, Vera 1Hal1J ....... Hurley, Helen fSawhillJ . . . Irwin, Ralph ,.......... . Johnston, Ambrose ..... May, John .......... . ........ Purton, Thomas ............... Rarig, Bess f'OliverJ ............ Sanders, Rosabella fRando1phJ . . . Steele, Effie QBaggerlyj ....... Walker, Ray ................ Ward, Alice ........... nc...- .......... 0.1-..-.f .....-.. Class of 1907 Barber, Rose fFittsJ . . . . . . . . . Binns, Eva f'CarlsonD . . . . . . . . . Clark, Howard ....... Collister, Bernard .... Green, Walter ...... Jordan, Merrill . ............. Marvin, Ada .................. McGavran, Anna ................ Merryfield, Clemma QWr:ightJ .... Morris, Hurb .................. Murphy, Edna fHarveyJ ..... Parker, Tom ............. Shaible, Mable Chyonj . .. Trout, Arthur .......... White, Ben .......... Zuker,Wil1... Class Beichley, Laura ................ Erbentraut, Hazel fW'hiteJ ....... Fitts Leverette ............... ...v ... Elizabeth, New Jersey Orange California . ' Angelesf California . . . . . . . . . Salina, Kansas Deceased . . . . . Waterville, Kansas Geneva, Ohio Los Angeles, California Deceased . . . . . Minneapolis, Kansas . . . . . . . . Salina, Kansas . . . Whittier, California Dodge City, Kansas Minneapolis, Kansas . . . Elmhurst, Illinois . . . . St. Louis, Missouri Deceased . . . Manhattan, Kansas Manhattan, Kansas Boise, Idaho ...- ......-..... Culver, Kansas Los Angeles, California . . . . . . . . Leslie, Michigan . . . . . Detroit, Michigan Deceased . .... Orlando, Florida Deceased Deceased . . . . . . . . . Salina, Kansas New York Long Beach, California . . . . Minneapolis, Kansas Larned, Kansas Harrison, Arkansas ' ' Bittsburgh, Pennsylvania ....-. Minneapolis, Kansas . . . . . . . . . Topeka, Kansas Salina, Kansas Boise, Idaho . . Bonner Springs, Kansas Dubuque, Iowa of 1908 Q-..-... nn..-...- . .-. Gentry, Marguerite lRichardsonJ. I l Griest, Erma QLoomisl .......... Henry, Wilma QWilsonJ ....... Johnston, Bess .......... Kaull, Grasson ............. McLaughlin, Floyd ...... . .... McMillen, Mattie fBishofpJ . . . Richards, -Gladys fBrownj . .. Richards, Hazel ........... Santner, Roy ............ Woods, Frank .... s.. . . . . . Minneapolis, Kansas . . . . . . . . . Delphos, Kansas Orlando Florida - Massachusetts Deceased . . . . . . Minneapolis, Kansas . . . . Minneapolis, Kansas . Los Angeles, California , ...... Des Moines, Iowa . . . . Minneapolis, Kansas . . Minneapolis, Kansas . . . . . Portland, Oregon . . . . . . . Harlan, Kansas . . . Glendale, California ALUMNI CConiinuecD C Dingee, Minnie .............. Hanbaugh, Angie Qhockhartj . lass of 1909 . Kansas City, Missouri Fort Des Moines, Iowa Silver, Hazel 1RickelJ ................... ......... S alina, Kansas Stanford, .Sam ............................ . . . Kansas City, Kansas Class of 1910 Baird, Ernest ............................. ........ L yndon, Kansas Cooper, Sadie QLaWsonD ..... Ewart, Harold ............ Glenn, Mabel f'ScottJ ........ Harvey, Winnie fSantnerJ . .. Hoffman, Augusta 1MyersJ..... Lockhart, George ........... Merryfield, Ula ............... Merryfield, Una fStephensJ Murphy, Robert ............. ....Ardm.ore, Oklahoma . . . . Minneapolis, Kansas . . . . . Emporia, Kansas Deceased . . . . . Minneapolis, Kansas . . . Fort Des Moines, Iowa . . . . . . . Chicago, Illinois . . . Oakland, California ..............Deceased Rowson, Katie CWeberJ ...................... Bartlesville, Oklahoma Class of 1911 Blaine, Stella fWoodJ ............ , ................ Truesdale, Kansas Goddard, Florence CMcMillenJ . . . . . . . . . . . Minneapolis, Kansas Hahn, Vera fPogueJ .... ...... .............. M i nnealpolis, Kansas King, Vera fPlantJ .......... Kresky, Hattie fSmithj . . Middleton, Avis .......... Richards, Lucy ......... Smith, Marie ........ Bracken, Saskatchewan, Canada Emporia, Kansas . . . . . . . Long Beach, California Deceased Deceased Swallow, William .... ...................... B uffalo, New York Temfplin, Laurence . . . ................. Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Class of 1912 Barkley, Cora fAdeeJ .............................. Topeka, Kansas Bauer-find, Myrtle fGrandfieldl . . . . . Manhattan, Kansas Becker, Lena ................... . . . Minneapolis, Kansas Beichley, Glenn ............... .... M inneapolis, Kansas Carlson, Roy ..............' Minneapolis, Kansas Clark, Gertrude fBaileyJ .... Gilmour, Lura fHakeJ ....... Goodwyn, Tessa 1HoiifmanJ . . Hake, Wallace .............. Hall, Irene, fBrewerJ ..... Kaull, Ruth fTuthillJ .... Lewellen, Percy ....... McNall, Beulah 1GlenJ . . . Morris, William ........... Skaggs, Jessie QHindmanJ . . . Templin, Arthur ............ . . . Fort Shaw, Montana .. ..... Dickson, Tennessee . . . Kansas City, Missouri . . . . . . Dickson, Tennessee . . . . . . . Minneapolis, Kansas . . . . Los Angeles, California . . . . . . . . . Gaylord, Kansas . . . Valley Center, Kansas . . . . Kansas City, Missouri .. . Springfield, Missouri .... l. '. '. '. i. I ...... Kansas City, Missouri Class of 1913 Beichley, Rua . . . .................... Patterson, New Jersey Brownlee Aleta . . . . . Burbank, Jessie ...... Cawley, Edgar ........ Clark, Daisy, QWilsonJ .. . Cleaver, Lillian fYoungj . . . Covert, Homer Haitbrink, Frank ............. Harbaugh, Lura 0SpurlockJ . .. Kendall, Owen .............. Lash, Vera fSmithJ .... ,. . . McMillen Roy ....... Monk, Ivy .......... Rotrock, Raymond . . . Wright, Wallace . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . San Francisco, California . ...... Winchester, Illinois Deceased Deceased . . . . . . . . Casper, Wyoming Deceased . . . . Los Angeles, California . . . . . Minneapolis, Kansas . . . . Canon City, Colorado . . . . . . . . . . . Chicago, Illinois . . . . . . . . Minneapolis, Kansas . . Philadelphia, Pennsylvania . . . . . . . Minneapolis, Kansas Oklahoma ALUMNI CContinue-CD C Bailey, Bernice CClantonJ .... Barkley, Edna fWalkenhorstJ Brownson, Ethel CSumearl1J lass of 1914 ........... ...- Cludas, Averill .............. Davis, Rolland ............. Hahn, Edna fMorrisJ ........ Hake, Ed ................... Haibersnadt, Ruth qnobsony Haley, Ida fGansJ .............. I-Iarbaugh, Helen 0SchowalterJ Hart, Lelah fArdisonJ ...... Hart, Neva fTrudgeonJ ...... Hoffman, Viola CAntenej .... Le Baron, Mona QCoatneyJ . . Lash, Chester .............. Marvin, Elma fWebste1-J . .. McClaren Cary ............ Miller, Anna fScrantonJ . .... Santner, Delta fFergusonJ Truitt, Verne .......... 4 .... Viers, Vera fEwartJ ..... Walker Blaine ........ . . . . Wright, Juanita Q.Esteyj . . . Class of 1915 Baldwin, Ruth fAustinJ . . Carper, Clay ............... Cawley, Norine CCrookeJ . . . Cline, Doris fBradshawJ . . . Dyer, Ella Mae CKuhnJ . . . Elliott, Flossie fDwyerj .... Elliott, Paul ............... Felt, Zella fl-Iowesj ...... Felt, Stella fLairJ ..... Fitch, Ruth fYagerJ . .. Ford, Etta ............. Gage, Frank ........... Grimes, Clarence .......... Hallock, Eunice fDo'wdsJ Haitbrink, Robert ............ Henderson, Ethel Uaggerj Howes, Ralph .............. Johnson, Thomas ......... Lacy, Bert ............. Lane, Vera .............. McKee, James ............. Parks, Cleora fISchmidtJ Pickrell, Neva fTaylorj ...... Rarig, Lucile QEllsworthQ .... Robinson, Eva. .............. Skaggs, Effie COliverJ ....... Skinner, Margaret 1Shepardj Skinner, Myrtle 0StoutJ ...... Thomas, Idella fWi1coxonJ . Wichunan Georr e . . , g .......... Widmoyer, Fred ........... Wood, Mary fYoun,gJ .... .. .... --vu .............4.. .... .--......... ...- Minneapolis, Kansas . . . . . Whippel, Arizona . . . . . Niles, Kansas . . . . Topeka, Kansas . . . . Mulvane, Kansas . . . . . . Lindsey Kansas Kansas Abilene, Minneapolis, Kansas . . . . . . .. Verdi, Kansas . . . . . Halstead, Kansas Washington, D. C. . . . . . . Wakeeney, Kansas Deceased Ada, Kansas San Francisco, California Deceased Deceased . . . . . . . . Delphos, Kansas Minneapolis, Kansas . . Kansas City, Missouri Deceased Deceased . . Council Grove, Kansas . . . . . . . . Eureka, Kansas . . . Manhattan, Kansas . . . Syracuse, Kansas . . . . . Detroit, Michigan . . . Lockwood, Missouri . . . David City, Nebraska . . . . . . . Tulsa, Oklahoma . Minneapolis, Minnesota Ada, Kansas . . . . . . . Columbus, Ohio . . . . . Salina, Kansas . . . Centerville, Kansas . . . . . Gypsum, Kansas . . . . . . . . . Salina, Kansas . . . . Minneapolis, Kansas . . . . . . Tulsa, Oklahoma . . . . Wichita, Kansas Deceased . . . . . . . Salina, Kansas Deceased Minneapolis, Kansas . . . . . . . . Colby, Kansas . . . . Lawrence, Kansas Deceased . . . . . . Salina, Kansas . . . Chapman, Kansas . . . Chapman, Kansas . . . . . Salina, Kansas . . . . . Denver, Colorado . . . . Burkburnette, Texas . . . . . . Abilene, Kansas ALUMNI CConiinuecD Balaun, Anna ........... Bauerfind, Hazel ........ Beck, Florence Uohnsonj Becker, Augusta CPetersJ Beech, Viola 0Palmerj . . ' Boner, Boyd . .K ......... . . . Class of 1916 .1--4-.......... --u Boyce, Lorna 1DurlandJ ..... Brown, Irwin ................ Brown, Margaret fTorreyD Clark, Carroll ............... Cowger, Inwin ........... Davis, Thomas ...... .... Elliott, May CKimblerJ .. Ferguson, Eugene ......... Fitts, Naomi QCow,gerQ . . Fix, Millard ...... . ...... Gage, Walter ........ Hallock, Leslie ..... Hobrock, Hazel ........ Humiston, Gladys ....... Kifer, Nellie fYorkJ ..... Kresky, Dora fHawkinsJ . Kresky, Gladys fPetersJ . Leonard, Pauline f.BurnsJ Little, Gladys QGriffinJ ..ff Marvin, Paul ........... . Middleton, Adda ....... Murphy, Luie fMi1lerj Nelson, Laura 10-berj .. . Reed, Grace fHewesj .... Richards, Jennie ....... Shepard, Ross ........ Skaggs, Harry ........ Spivey, Ora ............. Starkey, Ora ............ Stewart, Nellie 1SmithJ . . Stout, Clarence .......... Stout, Ray .............. Templin, Ernest ......... Todd, Edna fMcCo1lou,ghJ Travis Mar Cross , y f J ..... Truitt, Edna fBergmanJ . . . Watson, Bertha fWebsterJ Wells, Nora QFearJ ...... .-.... .....-,-..-.- .ne Salina, . . . Minneapolis, . . . . . . Wichita, . . . . Wichita, Topeka, . . . . . . Manhattan, . , , Kansas City, Missouri . . . . . . . St. Joe, Missouri . . . . Lawrence, , .... Topeka, Kansas Kansas Kansas Kansas Oregon Kansas Kansas Kansas Kansas .... Deceased . . Lockwood, Missouri . . . . San Antonio, Texas . . . . . . Topeka, Kansas California . . . . . . Manhattan, . New York, New York . . . . . . . Natoma, Kansas . . . . .... Salina, Kansas Kansas . . . Minneapolis, Kansas . . . Valley Falls, Kansas . . . Yakima, Washington . . . . . . . Barnard, Kansas Kansas . . . . . . . Abilene, . . Long Beach, California Pampa, Idaho . . . . . Minneapolis, Kansas Santa Monica, California Kansas City, Missouri . . . . . . Chapman, Kansas Deceased . . . Kansas City, . . . . . . . . . Chicago, Illinois . . Los Angeles, California White, John ..................... Whitney, Winifred CWoodman5 .......... Zuker, Jessie ............................. . . . Beichley, Margaret .... . . Bowline, Chester .......... Brown, Ruth fMarkleyj Carter, Edith QMarkleJ Chapin, Anna fLorenzJ .. Clark, Eugene ........... Davis, Dode Fitch, Helen fMeyersJ Graves, Floyd ......... Haight, Zelma ......... Hake, Wilma CHartl .... Hall, Bessie QFergusonl . .. Class of 1917 4.-1.--..--4.0 ..- Q- ' , ,, ff..-., Kansas . . . . . Minneapolis, Kansas . . . . . . Chapman, Kansas . . . Minneapolis, Kansas . . . Minneapolis, Kansas . . . Minneapolis, Kansas . . . . . . . Salina, Kansas . . . Leavenworth, Kansas . . . . . . . . Salina, Kansas ., ...... Chicago, Illinois . . . Minneapolis, Kansas Kansas City, Kansas Deceased Hope, Kansas . . . . Minneapolis, Kansas . . . . . . . . Lincol.n, Kansas . . . Minneapolis, Kansas Salina, Kansas Deceased Grand Rapids, Michigan . . . . . . . Des Moines, Iowa . . . . . . . . . . Salina, Kansas . . . . . . Wakeeney, Kansas San Bernardino, California 9 ALUMNI CContinuedD Hobrock, Mable fRobinsonJ .... Hubbard, Lena CPetersJ ....... Hughes, Ethyl QBlackJ .......... Jackson, Thelma 1KarlowskiJ .... Kirkland, Doii fGoochJ ........ Murphy, Isabelle ............. Peters, Harry .......... Purton, Jack ............. Scneder, Esther CWhiteJ Shreve, Carl ................ Wilcox, Cecil ................. Wilcox, Pauline fHendricksonJ .. Class Baldwin, Dorotha fHenryJ ...... Bauerfind, Neva ................ Beck, Myrtle fLarzalereJ . . . Brown, Neva CConwayJ ...... . Burbank, Helen CRockwoodJ . . . Fix, Dewey ................. Ford, Vera fDunhamD ...... Gage, George ............ Geisen, Harry ............. Hall, Ada 1Dazneronj ........ Henderson, 'Ilwila fTrickleJ . . . Kindall, Elsie CGleasonJ .... Koster, Una fWilcoxj .... Larzalere, Gus ........... Maholland, Alma ........... McCready, Grace 1CherryJ . . . McCollough, Flossie fHuntJ .... Miller, Vivian fMorrisJ .......... Montgomery, Mary CHamiltonJ .. Myers, Barbara fGoureJ ........ Oates, Anthony ..... .......... Parker, William ........ Reed, Bess fMillerJ . . . Rhodes, Agnes ..... ..... Class Baueriind, Lela fBarnesJ ........ Beach, Claude .................. Buenning, Arvel .............. Campbell, Winifred f'ClarkJ Cline, Frona f,Stoutb ......... Constable, 'Grace fMageeJ Constable, Thomas ......... Forney, Everette ........ . Gage, Dorothy fllloj ..... Gasaway, Faye fGagel . . . Haley, Mabel lSamsl ...... Hall, Veta fHarbaughJ . . . . Hallock, Helen lBalaunJ . 1 ..... Harbaugh, David ............ Hart, Queenie f'ConstableJ ....... Henry, Marcus ............ , ..... Merryfield, Ima fPogueJ ........ McCormick, Frances fEastbournej' .... Penquite, Thelma fSelbyj 1 ...... Pierce, Lenna lWoodruifl ..... . . Plunkett, Opal lComfortJ .... Pogue, Ernest ............. --1.-----.--.1 . . ...... Ada, Kansas Minneapolis, Kansas . Jacksonville, Illinois . . . . Spokane, Washington . . . Minneapolis, Kansas n. ..- .. . . . . . Pampa, Idaho Minneapolis, Kansas Deceased . . . . Wichita, Kansas Leavenworth, Kansas Minneapolis, Kansas Minneapolis, Kansas of 1918 Minneapolis, Kansas . . . . . .I . . . Kansas City, Missouri . . . . . . . Hays, Kansas . . Vinita, Oklahoma . . . Chicago, Illinois Torrence, California Minneapolis, Kansas . Fresno, California .... Deceased . . . Minneapolis, Kansas -- . . . Minneapolis, Kansas . . Denver, Colorado Minnealpiolis, Kansas , ............ ays, Kansas New Orleans, Louisiana Niles, Kansas . , Minneapolis, Kansas . . . . Long Beach, California ...- ...D- .. Salina, Kansas . . . . Minneapolis, Kansas . . . . Royal Oak, Michigan . . . . . . . . Salina, Kansas . . . . . Hutchinson, Kansas . . . . . . . . . . Van Nuys, California of 1919 ....Wilmette, Illinois . . ...... Ellis, Kansas . . . . . Abilene, Kansas Salina, Kansas . . . Minneapolis, Kansas ... .-.--.0-Q.-..... Texas . . . . . . . . . . . Hannibal, Missouri Lincoln, Kansas . . . . Huntington Park, California . . . . . . . . . . . Manhattan, Kansas . . . . . . . . Minneapolis, Kansas . . Coffeyville, Kansas . . . . . . . Salina, Kansas . . . . Corliieyville, Kansas . . . . Hannibal, Missouri , . , Minneapolis, Kansas . . . Minneapolis, Kansas . . . Topeka, Kansas Minneapolis, Kansas . . . Minneapolis, Kansas . . . . . . . . . Wells, Kansas . . . Minneapolis, Kansas as , ALUMNI CContinuecll Rhodes, Helen fStoneJ ............L....... Shreve, Va Letta fBaileyJ . . . . . Treadwell, Ida fHazmrickJ . .. ,,,s'i7 1 Van Nu s California . . . . y , U . . . Minneapolis, Kansas . . Minneapolis, Kansas Weidler, Charles ......... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Minneapolis, Kansas White, Harold ....... . . .l ................ . . . . Class of 1920 Barber, Claude .... .................. . Barkley, Marion . ..... Blair, Aileen . . . . . ..... . Burnham, Kenneth ........ Cooper, Rex ................ Comfort, Freita fHarrisj ..... Comfort, Lela QGoodfelloWJ . .. Comfort, Mildred fFaganJ . .. Davis, Ruth .............. Elliott, Ross .............. Fagan, Gilbert ............. Feather, Lela fHulinJ ......... Hallock, Neola CCa:rpenterJ . . . Harder, Clarence ............. Harder, Elizabeth fPierseeJ .. Jackson, Ava fDenhamJ ........ Johnson, Mildred CCrei,g'htonJ Palmer, Veva QOlsonJ ........ Quigel, Florence . .. ....... . . . Richards, Enola Q-Bonerj .... Schur, Beulah fBanberD ....... Schur, -Carrie fHolzmeisterJ . . . Smika, Emma .............. Spurrier, Lillian .......... Staley, Olive fParksj . .. Sutton, Helen ............ .. . Wilcox, Donald ............ . . Zuker, Thelma fBremermanJ ............ ' Class of 1921 Los Angeles, California -. . McPherson, Kansas . . . . . Wichita, Kansas . . . . . . Salina, Kansas . . . . . Minneagiolis, Kansas . . . . Deer Lo ge, Montana . . . . . . . Wichita, Kansas . . . . . . . Wells, Kansas . . . . Concordia, Kansas Deceased . . . . . Bendena, Kansas . . . Concordia, Kansas . . . . . . . Council, Idaho . . . Hershey, Nebraska . . . Meriden, Kansas . . . . Tescott, Kansas . . . . . El Paso, Texas . . . . . .- Topeka, Kansas . . . . . . . . Salem, Oregon . . . Minneapolis, Kansas . . . . . . Topeka, Kansas . . . . . . McPherson, Kansas . . . . Kansas City, Missouri . . . . Berthoud, Colorado . . . . Amsterdam, Missouri . . . . . . Portland, Kansas . . . Minneapolis, Kansas . . . Bennington, Kansas . . . Minneapolis, Kansas Baldwin, Leona fKingJ .................... .... G len Elder, Kansas Beech, James .................... ....... Campbell, Lyle .......... Carney, Vera ........ - ..... Comfort, Lura ............. Constable, Florence fDargJ . .. Cook, Mabel fMaineJ ......... Davis, Mildred fStrainJ . . . Durham, Dora fRoweJ .... Feather, Marie ............. Francis, Iona fTomsenJ ....... Francis, Irene fMcCarbhyJ .... Gard, Clea fPerryJ ......... Gard Frank ............... Gard, Jean ............... Gage, Mariana fLo,ganJ . . . Galpin, Leta ............... Girton, Dorothy fGhaneyJ . . . Goodwyn, Constance ....... Haggart, Pearl fAyersJ . . . . . . . . .. ...... Deceased Kansas City . . . . Manhattan, Kansas . . . . . . . Wells, Kansas Bennin on Kansas . , . . . . . . . Salina, Kan-sas . . . Minneapolis, Kansas . . . . Kansas ity, Missouri . Minneapo is, Kansas . . . . . Oberlin, Kansas . . . . . . Belleville, Kansas . . . . . . . Lawrence, Kansas . . . Kansas City, Missouri . . . Minneapolis, Kansas . . . . . . Nevada, Missouri . . . . . . Richmond, Virginia . . . . Junction City, Kansas . . . . Minneapolis, Kansas . . . Delphos, Kansas Hamilton, Imwin ......... .. . . . . . San Gabriel, California Hart, Velta fGoodfellowJ . .. ....... Effingham, Illinois Jackman, Julia KBartlettJ . . . .... Kansas ity, Missouri John, Mabel .............. ..... . .. Wichita, Kansas Krager, Oren . . . . . . . Salina, Kansas ALUMNI -- CContinuedl Leonard, Helen fWesselJ . .. Bennington, Kansas Merryfield, Clyde ........ . . . McKee, Helen Q-Pophamj . .. McKessor, Dorys ......... Oates, Marcellus ....... Pierce, Ethelyn . . . Resch, Maye ......... Saunders, Frank ........ Smith, Avis fJack.sonJ .... Spivey, Louis ........... Watson, Ethel C:SelfJ . . . Wilcox, Alfred ........... Wiley, Grace fHartleyD Woodruff, Cecil ......... Baker, Alice fHamiltonj . Class of 1922 Baker, Bertha qwncoxp Barber, Nellie ..... ...... Borgeson, Victor . . . . . . . . . . . Bower, Hilda Uacksonj .... Boyce, Evelyn lMerryiieldJ . . . Brown, Persis fBakerl ..... Comfort, 'Gladys fCrowJ . . . Comfort, Ward .......... Dewey, Stella fNewJ ..... ' .. Durham, Agnes fForneyJ . . . Edmands, Walter .......... Fagan, Harold ........... Feather, Carrol ........ Feather, Elwin ............ Ferguson, Doris fMillerJ . . . Forney, Stella fGeisJ ..... Geissert, Louis ........... Goodfellovw, Earl .......... Hendricks, Alice fWeeseJ . . . Kay, Otho ............. . . Lane, Irma f'PattersonJ . . Larzalere, Charles ...... Miller, Joseph ........ Moore, Robert ...... McCollou,gh, Marie . . . McCormick, Mary ....... Oates, Francis ........... Rowson, Ruth fStevensJ . . . . Minneapolis, Kansas . . . Minneapolis, Kansas . . . Lawrence, Kansas . . . . . Austin, Minnesota Deceased . . . . Independence, Missouri . . . . Minneapolis, Kansas . . . . . Minneapolis, Kansas . . . . . . Minneapolis, Kansas . . . Grand Junction, Colorado . . . . . . Minneapolis, Kansas . . . . . . . . Delphos, Kansas . . . Minneapolis, Kansas .. ............Deceased . . . Bennington, Kansas . . . Minneapolis, Kansas . . . . . . . , Kansa-s City . . . . . . Salina, Kansas . . . . . . . Abilene, Kansas . . . Minneapolis, Kansas . . . . . Wells, Kansas . . . . . . . Wells, Kansas . . . . . . Baldwin, Kansas . . . Minneapolis, Kansas Deceased . . . Concordia, Kansas Idaho . . . Bird City, Kansas . . . . Hinedale, Illinois . . . . . . . Canton, Kansas . Bennington, Kansas . . . . Effingham, Illinois . . . Torrance, California . . . . . . . Wells, Kansas . . . . . Ellsworth, Kansas .. . Minneapolis, Kansas . . . . . . Salina, Kansas Wells, Kansas Deceased New York City, New York . . . . . . . . . Minneapolis, Kansas Schur, Henrietta fSmithD . Shoemaker, Marie fMcGav nl ra . . . Shreve, Clifford ............... Sleder, Harvey .............. Snapp, Katherine ....... . . . Weaver, Blanche QCaseyJ . . . Weidler, John ............ . Baueriind, Arthur . ......... . Bowline, Berlie .......... cook, Stella qnankinsonp Dewey, Ethel CSwensonJ Edmands, Ivan ........... -. -Q..-ne...--. Ewart, Dorothy 1-Capellj . . . Feather, ,Leta CHishonJ . . Ferguson, Anna QWoodru:l'lij .n . .. .... Detroit, Michigan . . . Minneapolis, Kansas . . . . . . . . . Larned, Kansas . . . . Baltimore, Maryland . . . . . . . . Salina, Kansas . . . . . . Salina, Kansas . . . Minneapolis, Kansas . . . Minneapolis, Kansas Class of 1923 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Shrevesport, Louisiana ....... Deceased . . . . . . . . Salina, Kansas . . . . . . . . Ogden, Kansas . . . Minneapolis, Kansas . . . . . . . . . Salina, Kansas . . . Calumet City, Illinois . . . Minneapolis, Kansas ALUMNI CConiinuedJ Ferguson, Winifred fYoungJ .... Fitch, Lloyd . .............. . . Gaiford, Dorothy fJocelynJ . . . Gage, Ernest .................. Gardinier, Mildred CShafferJ .... Graves, Charles ................ ee...-. Harris, Ma-ry Iva fHendersonJ .... Hart, Mary fCochranJ .......... Jackson, Edward ............. Lott, Verna fHeberlyJ .. Mahadfy, Elsie ........... Mase, Darrel ............... McCready, Reva QBarkleyJ . .. Meiller, Daniel Verne ....... Merryfield, Chester ......... Montgomery, Emily Jane ' . . . Oates, Eugene ............ Palmer, Elbert .......... Pierce, Anna ...... . Pierce, Francis ........... Schibler, Chester ........... Smith, Velna fHendersonJ .. Spear, Orval ......... l ..... Sfpivey, Esther fKeeganJ .... Stoklas, Mary Marie ........ Sutton, Wayne ........... Sweet, Evan ........ . .... .... Ward, Henry ........ . ........ . . ..- ...- Q.. W'esley, Walter .................. Wilcox, Georgia Anna fForneyl . Windhorst, Glenna fl-lealdl ...... '. Class Allen, Est-ella fBeckerJ ., ......... Avery, Florence ........... Baker, Arthur .......... Beech, John ....... . Brown, Wilma ........ Campbell, Kenneth ..... .... Comfort, Lowell ............. Drake, Doris K,ShaftJ .......... Estues, Amy Delores 1SmithJ . . . Gant, Fannie fFeathersJ ...... Hahn, Louis ................... ---..- of 1924 Harris, Hazel QTenny-sonl ........ Hart, Marian .................. Hawkins, Marguerite fW'allaceJ Hendricks, Irene fHanesj ....... Hubbard, Doris fMerryf1eld5 .... Kindall, Viola fBurnhamJ ...... Kindall, Kermit .............. Kunc, 'George ........ . . . Kunc, Paul ............... Lott, Dale ...... .... ....... McKessor, Valeria fClineJ . . Miller, Ruth fHarWoodJ ........ .. Payne, Helen 1CollinsJ .......... Payne, Victor .... .............. Penquite, Josephine lHalberstadtJ Plunkett, Minnie C.KleinJ ......... Postlethwaite, Richard ...... ..... Schur, Leona fHoggJ . .. Q.. Minneapolis, Kansas Manhattan, Kansas . . . . . . . . Wichita, Kansas . . . . Minneapolis, Kansas Bennington, Kansas Altoona, Iowa Culver, Kansas ...- ..- . St Louis, Missouri I 'Kansas City, Missouri . . . . Minneapolis, Kansas . .............. California California, Pennsylvania . I ........ Wichita, Kansas . . . . . . . Maywood, Illinois . . . . . Minneapolis, Kansas . . . . . . . . . . Salina, Kansas . . . . Ostrander, Minnesota New York City, New York . . . . . Minneapolis, Kansas . . . . . Minneapolis, Kansas . , , Manhattan, Kansas . . . . . Omaha, Nebraska . . . . . . . . Lincoln, Kansas . . . Burlingame, California California . . . . Bennington, Kansas . . Los Angeles, California . . . . Minneapolis, Kansas . . . . Minneapolis, Kansas . . . . . . . Lincoln, Kansas . . . . . . Wells, Kansas . . . . Minneapolis, Kansas . . . . . . . Salina, Kansas . . . . . . Salina, Kansas . . . . . . Parsons, Kansas . . . . Minneapolis, Kansas . . . . . . . Salina, Kansas . . . . . . Hiawatha, Kansas . . . . . . . . . Wichita, Kansas . . . . Montgomery, Alabama . . . . . . . Golden, Colorado . . . . Minneapolis, Kansas . . . . Minneapolis, Kansas . . . . Minneapolis, Kansas . . . . Minneapolis, Kansas . . . . . . . . Wells, Kansas . . . . Minneapolis, Kansas . . . . Minneapolis, Kansas . . . . . . . Norton, Kansas . . . . . . . . Wichita, Kansas . . . . Minneapolis, Kansas . . . . . . . Salina, Kansas . . . . Lawrence, Kansas . . . . . . . . Topeka, Kansas . . . . . . Bennington, Kansas- . . . Arkansas City, Kansas . . . . . . . . Delphos, Kansas . . . . . . . . Delphos, Kansas . . . . Minneapolis, Kansas . . . . Minneapolis, Kansas ALUMNI Continued? Spivey, Claude ....... Sutton, Albert ......... Sutton, Ernest . ., ..... . . . Taylor, Lela f'ShaveyJ ..... Tigton, Lorena fPaughJ .... W ite, Alfred ........... Wright, Harvey ........ . . . ... -I.--. ...-...- Class of 1925 Akred, John .................. Antene, Leola fBradburyJ . . . Applebaugh, Marjorie ...... Baker, Lynden ........... Ballance, Nina ........... Barber, Helen fSauerJ . . . Bliss, Harriet ............. Bowline, Hazel ............. Camrpfbell, Maurine 1DavisJ .. Clark, Florence ............ Crawford, Bonnie Jean . . . Dewey, Viola fLairdJ .... Fuller, Esther fWaylanJ . .. Harris, Irene 1WilliamsJ . . . Heyl, Gertrude 1WoodsJ . . . Koller, Mable fKeimj .... Lee, Harry ................ Lynn, William ........... . . McCall, Fern fGutter1nanJ .. . Pence, Jacie ................ Sutton, Luella fGarrisonJ .... Toler, Doris fPartridgeJ ..... Toler, Dorothy fMorrisonJ Wesley, Albert ................ Cla Applebaugh, Virginia CSomensJ Baldwin, 'Grace ...........- fs..--.. ss of 1926 Klamath Falls, Oregon . . . . . . Norman, Oklahoma . . . . . . . . . Austin, Texas . . . . . . . Topeka, Kansas . . . . . . . Minneapolis, Kansas . . . . . . Enid, Oklahoma New York City, New York . . . . Rockford, Illinois . . . Minneapolis, Kansas . . . . . . . . Salma, Kansas . . . Minneapolis, Kansas . . . . . Delphos, Kansas . . . . . I-Ierington, Kansas . . Hutchinson, Kansas . . . Stockton, California . . . Minneapolis, Kansas . . . Minneapolis, Kansas Deceased . . . Lawrence, Kansas . . . . . . Salina, Kansas . . . Minneapolis, Kansas . . . . . . . Beloit, Kansas Ada, Kansas . . . . St. Louis, M1 . . . . . . Lindsborg, Kansas 'ssouri San Diego, California Iowa . . . . . Delphos, Kansas . . . , . . . Russell, Kansas . . . . McPherson, Kansas Ada, Kansas Minneapolis, Kansas Blades, Harrison Bruce, Everett ............ Clark, Frank ................ Conklin, -Gladys 1Mor,ganJ . . . Ewart, Frank .......... .... Fouts, Muriel ............ Gaiford, Richard .... Gile, Elwin ....... Hawkins, Glen .... Hawkins, Neal ..... Isbell, Mary Jane ..... Jackman, Harry, Jr. . . . . Jackson, Mina fGageJ .... Kibler, Hazel fNeLsonJ . .. Kirkland, Tom ........... Lawson, Fay .......... Larzalere, George . . . . . . . . . . . . . Markley, Dorothy ............ McCumber, Pauline fLenquistj oates, Thelma uviccabey ..... fff.. Scheibeler, Doris iMontgomeryJ Scheibeler, Edith fLynchj ..... Sleder, Blanche fRotrockl ..... Warren, La Verne ......... ..- .s . . .... Miltonvale, Kansas . . . . . Decatur, Illinois . . . Newton, Kansas . . . . . Lincoln, Kansas . . . . ... . Soldier, Kansas . . . . . Minneapolis, Kansas . . . . Rochester, New York . . . . . Concordia, Kansas . . St. Louis, Missouri . . . . . Topeka, Kansas . . . . , M. i M .. . Chicago, Illinois Warsaw issouri issouri . . Kansas City, . . . . . . , . Salina, Kansas . . . Minneapolis, Kansas . . . Minneapolis, Kansas . . . Minneapolis, Kansas Deceased Kansas City, Missouri . . . . Ash Fork, Arizona . . . .... Riley, Kansas . . ..... Drain, Oregon . . . . . . Culver, Kansas . . . Minneapolis, Kansas ALUMNI Kloniinuedl Wayflan, Melvin ................ Winchester Joe ............ ..--e..-ue--.- Wolfersperger, Vesta CFitchJ ' ........ . Woodrui, Adda Uonesj Akred, Mary CClarkJ ....... Class of 1927 Allen, Ruby 1ChristopherJ ....... ....... Baker, Glenn .... , .......... Baldwin, Fern fBrad-leyj Comfort, Edith QLyneJ ..... Cook, Alta fYoWellJ ....... Cook, Bertha CGorrel1J ..... Copeman, Chrystal Q.StoverJ Curtiss, Birdys QShiversJ . .. Davis, Arthur ............. Flaherty, Faith ........... Forney, Cora 1Woodl ...... George, Lois QHullJ ........ Hogarty, Pauline fEfWartJ . . Howell, Edith fHendriXsonj Isbell, Valetta Uacobsl .... Johnson, Edna Mae fNelsonJ Kindall, Lester ............ Leonhart, Dora CWhiteJ .... Lott, Margaret KWeidlerj . . . Lundgren, Athos ......... Meiller, Ella Jane ......... n. v Miller, Ruth QSmithJ ...... .. . . Mohler, Charleen fWalkerl . . . Moore, Mildred QFaganJ .... Morton, Theresa CRarigl Motter, Lola fMarkleyl .... Nickels, Mildred 1Cartri,ghtl Richardson, Stella QNickelsJ Ru ert Zelmna .Root Q. se.. --- p , Q J ...... .. Schur, Charles ............... Swanson, Josephine QMillerJ Watson, Edith ............. Winchester, John .......... Wood, Evelyn ........... . . Woodruxff, Jesse ............ Fitch, Warren, Jr. ........ . Eldringhoff, Opal QEkstroml n... . . .- Q... ...nous -...-.--....-- Class of 1928 Atwell, Fay .............................. . . Beard, Marie fTeasleyJ .................. . . . Blades, Julius .......... Bliss, Major .......... Bryans, Alexander .... Bennett, Burnham .... Cline, Wayne . ............ Comfort, Lynn ............. Eldringhoif, Hazel 0Schurl . . . Elliott, Alvah ................ Erbentraut, Naomi fJohnJ Harris, Myrtle fLivengoodJ . . Hart, Mavie QBa,ifreyJ ....... Husted, Edna fDavisj ...... Kindall, Dorothy fW'orthJ . . Lemon, Mildred CGeisenJ . .. McGavran, Herbert ....... . . . . . . Salina, Kansas . . . Pittsburg, Kansas . . Manhattan, Kansas . Minneapolis, Kansas . . . . Phoenix, Arizona Hutchinson, Kansas . Minneapolis, Kansas . . . . . . . Niles, Kansas . . . Oak Hill, Kansas . . McPherson, Kansas . . . . . . Salina, Kansas . Minneapolis, Kansas . . . . . Abilene, Kansas Oregon . . . . Medford, . Minneapolis, Kansas . . . . . . Salina, Kansas Fayetteville, Arkansas . Minneapolis, Kansas . Sumnerville, Kansas . ...... Hays, Kansas . . . . . . . Delphos, Kansas . Minneapolis, Kansas . Minneapolis, Kansas . Minneapolis, Kansas . . . . . . Salina, Kansas .. Manhattan, Kansas Junction City, Kansas Oklahoma . Minneapolis, Kansas . Minneapolis, Kansas . Burlingame, Kansas . . Manhattan, Kansas . . . . York, Nebraska Norton Kansas . . . . . . , . . . Minneapolis, Kansas . . . . Simpson, Kansas . Minneapolis, Kansas . . . . Portland, Oregon . Minneapolis, Kansas . Minneapolis, Kansas . . . . . . Salina, Kansas . . . Omaha, Nebraska . Minneapolis, Kansas . . . . . . Salina, Kansas . . . . Florence, California . . . , , Topeka, Kansas . . . Windsor, Colorado . Minneapolis, Kansas . Minneapolis, Kansas . . . . . Horton, Kansas . Minneapolis, Kansas . . . . . Delphos, Kansas . Minneapolis, Kansas . Minneapolis, Kansas . . . . Belmont, California . . . . . . . Hoyt, Kansas . . . . Denver, Colorado . Minneapolis, Kansas . . . . . . Larned, Kansas K V A - r Class of 1929. ALUMNI Cfloniinuedl Mase, Wayne Miller, Zola fMyersJ ..... .... Nickels, Vivian QBaxterJ . . . Oates, Cecelia ............. Pierce, Evelyn fNaceJ ........... Pitts, Venita fBartl'eyl .......... . Richardson, Fannie fPuterbaughJ .... Rooney, Maxine fLundgrenJ ......... Rupert, Leonard ................. Scheibeler, Otis ............ Scheibler, Russel . . . Tilson, Eu-gene . . . Underhill, Inis ............... Ward, Leslie .................. Warren, Carrol ................ Worthington, Helen KWils0nJ . . .. ....... . . . Wolfersperger, Thelma ......... , ............ Baker, John, Jr. .... . ................... . . . . . . . Minneapolis, Kansas . . Minneapolis, Kansas Glasco, Kansas Minneapolis, Minnesota Towanda, Lamar, Kansas Kansas . . . . . York, Nebraska . . . . .,, . Salina, Kansas . . MIHHGS 0l1S, Kansas Long Beagl1, California . . Bennington, Kansas . . . . Minneapolis, Kansas . . . . . Anthony, Kansas . . . . . . Concordia, Kansas . .. . Minneapolis, Kansas . . . . Pitts urg, Kansas . .. . . . Salina, Kansas . Bennington, Kansas Bates, Kenneth. .......... .....,.. ....... E1 Paso, Texas Belden, Althea CSpencerJ .... Childs, Carmon ............ Dewey, Leta ............... Dewey, Norma CBrownJ .... . Edmands, Mildred fMcCallj .... Everly, Orville ..... L .......... Flaherty, Frances fBarnesJ .... Forney, Darlene ............. Gardinier, Darrel ............ Hart, Bernard ................ Hart, Irma CSandersonJ ......... Hawkins, Candace 1KluenderD .... Heck, Ellen QO'gdenD .......... Hubbard, Darrel ............ Husted, Sylvia CMatthewsJ . . Jackson, Edris ............ Johnson, Helen CRanneyJ . . Kirkland, John .......... Kirkland, Tiffin ........ McKessor, Helen . . . Maelzer, Freida . . . Merryiield, Avis .... Merryiield, Victor .... Niemann, Berniece . . . Paige, Arlie ........ Reichard, Wayne ........ . . Runft, Raymond ....... ' ..... Scheibler, Arlene fPredigerJ . . . Smith, Louisa fKisery ......... Stelter, Edna CReichardJ ..... Tabler, Earl ............... Tilson, Jack ............. Winchester, Lebarre .... Wood, Lewis.....s..... .. ' , C ' K Class of 1K0 Armstrong Ellen' ...... i. J .,.. Hutchinson, Kansas if . Minneapolis, Kansas Q. ,,. . Lawrence, Kansas ,.w. ,L ...... Boise Idaho . . .Minneapolis Kansas . . . sMunument, Kansas . . . Louisiana, Missouri . . Minneapolis, , Kansas Ada, Kansas . . Mishawaka, .Indiana . . . . . . Washington, iD.' G. Toledo, Ohio Ponca City, Oklahoma' Minneapolis, Kansas . . 4 . . . Tescott, Kansas . . . . Lincoln, Nebraska . . . . . . Marion, Kansas . . . . Minneapolis, Kansas . . . . Haywood, California . . Tonganoxie, Kansas .. Hutchinson, Kansas . . . . . Mankato, Kansas . . . . Minneapolis, Kansas . . . . . . . Salina, Kansas . , Lynn, Massachusetts . . . . Minneapolis, . . Hutchinson, Salina, .. . . . . Delphos, Kansas Kansas Kansas Kansas . . Minneapolis, Kansas . . . . . . . Salina, Kansas . . Minneapolis, Kansas . . . . . . . . Beloit, Kansas . . Minneapolis, Kansas Baldwin, Eleanor Irene CrRichardsonJ ...... ........ W ichita, Kansas Bates, Helen 0StoutJ ..... 4 ...... . . ............ Rolla, Kansas Bishop, Mildred ifKxfer1. ..... C. .... . . . Los,,Angeles, California Bradbury. Eu1w'fGardner7,, ,. .A , . ,jgg,g,1,,Anthony, ,Kansas Bryans, William L. J., sig, ,-. .Q on '--1 f tax, ps, ALUMN Channer, John ............ Comfort, Edna QMillerJ .... Condit, Harold .......... Erbentraut, Lilah .......... Fetters, Vivian QClineJ .... Fitch, Mary fCooperJ .... Fitch, Paul ............ Flaherty, Michael .... Gage, June QHeylJ ...... Hahn, Roy ................ Hallock, Iris CW'ashburnJ .... Harvey, Duane ............ Heald, Audrey fBergJ . . . Heyl, Clarence ............ Howe, Theresa QWhiteJ .... Irwin, Juanita QChaseJ . . . Kay, Albert ............... Kay, Marjorie CToddJ ...... Kretzmeier Calvin Leonhart, Cecil fMarcellus.J' ' Miller, Philip ............... Nedwed, Marie Piokrell, Helen fVan der Mee Runft, Mildred CKindallJ . . . Fl Spivey, Harvey ............. Steinbrock, Edna fWoodrufEJ Sumearll, Alma 1AtwellJ . . . Sweet Jean fMcDoughallJ . Tennyson, Wilma QMcMi1lenJ- Watson, Louis Ernest ...... Warren, Ruth fMillerJ ..... ' Class of 1931 Avery, Edith 1-Richardsj ..... Beck, Faye fTilsonJ ..... . . . Beck, Marie CGi:ffinJ . . . Bills, Lawrence ........ Boyle, Thora fLettJ Clanton, Cleta ......... Doering, Melvin ........... Gray, Gladys ...... . ........ Griest, Lloyd ............... Haddock, Mildred fStingleyJ Hawkins, Albert .......... ,. Hawkins, Alfred .......... Hayes, Helen 1HustedJ .... Harlow, Rachel qweisp ..... ' Hendrixson, Lena QMortonl Fouts, Willard ............. Jackson, Jane CScheibelerJ .. Kifer, Esther ............... Kirkby, Mildred fHolco:mbj . Kirkland, Otis . . ........ . Kresky, Earl .............. .-. .- Larzalere, Doris CFalterJ . . Lott, Helen CMooreJ .... ,. . . McCoy, Wilbur .......... Miller, Chester ..... Neiman, Donald .... Peters, Dale ......... Postlethwaite, Vera .... Sanders, Darrell ..... I Cffontinuecll . . . . . . . Oklahoma City, Oklahoma . . . Spiritwood, North Dakota Des Moines, Iowa . . . . . . . Orange, California Minneapolis, Kansas Logan, Kansas Minnea olis, Kansas Fort Kamehamellia, Honolulu . . . . . . . Long Beach, California . . . . . . . . Minneapolis, Kansas . . . . . . . . Tescott, Kansas . . , , Minneapolis, Kansas . . . . . . . . . Hillsboro, Kansas . . . . Long' Beach, California . . . . . . . Bennington, Kansas . . . . Los Angeles, California . . . . . . . Concordia, Kansa-s . . . . . . . . Salina, Kansas . . . . . Emporia, Kansas Wells, Kansas . . . Minneapolis, Kansas . . . . Detroit, Michigan . . . Minneapolis, Kansas . . . . . Chicago, Illinois . . . Minneapolis, Kansas . . . Minneapolis, Kansas . . . Chicago, Illinois . . . . . . Emporia, Kansas . . . Minneapolis, Kansas .......W'e1ls, Kansas Aurora, Kansas . . . Minneapolis, Kansas . . . Kansas City, Kansas . Minneapolis, Kansas . . . . . Chicago, Illinois . . . . . . . Salina, Kansas . . . Minneapolis, Kansas . . . . . . . Lindsey, Kansas . . . Minneapolis, Kansas . . . . . . . . . Topeka, Kansas . . . . . . . Minneapolis, Kansas . . . . Klamath Falls, Oregon . . . . . Minneapolis, Kansas . . . . . . . . . Salina, Kansas . . . Minneapolis, Kansas . . . Minneapolis, Kansas . . . . . Minneapolis Kansas Bulxl,Idaho . . Santa Barbara, California . . . . . . . Minneapolis, Kansas . . . . . . . . Augusta, Kansas . . . Reading, Pennsylvania . ..... . ...... Wells, Kansas . . . . . . . . Minneapolis, Kansas . . . Spiritwood, North Dakota Salina, Kansas . . . . . Minneapolis, Kansas Iola, Kansas . . . . ., Lamar, Kansas fln' iii., W 5-., - V, aa. -, X ,,,.s,, .. ning-,iwsff ff? M i ffi'w'a1wfeaa1r s as xv - si? on , isgha. up ,gs ws., , X,-af, ig fs ,yrs-s , '- .siwhs H, .. aw , mi gms: 5.2: '31, Q A ' W -if''NYEs'2?f?g'f:':fI:f?i, VW ,, lfwiif srilw 2, ,, 5 -gg , n g jk ,.,. , , f saga, , i i l 'g as-F24 re' ' S, es., as if-H1 s 'Q ' .ffm ALUMNI2s2iffCont1nuedJ Scheibeler, Frank Minneapolis, Kansas Schur, John . . . . . . . . . . Minneapolis, Kansas Souder, Edward . . . . . . Concordia, Kansas Smith, Paul Earl... Todd, Wendell . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Salina, Kansas Wallin-e, Woodrow . . Minneapolis, Kansas Watson, Mildred ..... Winchester, Douglas .. Worthington, Gerald 1 yu use so-iaunoouoaooua V Class of 1932 Bradbury, Eva C,CreitzJ ....... Brown, Thomas ......... . . . gsggggl -l Comfort, -Russell . . . . . . - Ellswprth 5 .- ,Q Q Qnaznsrxlaishfardl - . in H' .i .K sg, 'eve 1-n , a , di-ge . . . . . f:5wii.,!.Q,Effr5l Q , ,MM ,,, . 3 V 1 y ,F if s Ha1Ui1tOIf, Harold ..... L . sunuaonqunun oooouunanun 6 . Kansas City, Missouri . . . .... . ..... . Deceased -. . Crandon, Wisconisin . .' Minneapolis, Kansas, . . . . Osborne, Kansas . . . . . Wells, Kansas . . . Topeka, Kansas Kansas City . . . Concordia, Kansas . . . Orange, California . 42, Goodland, Kansas Harder, Herman ..... ,. . . if Pueblo, Colorado Harper, Florence QCainJ .. . ,,5,2igg?jeDenver, Colorado Harris, Everett ...... , . . ,. , . . . . . . sifgfgiililiiiineapolis, Kansas Heald, June fRobinsonJ.,,,, s . . . . SEQ?5Qi32fT4,lHC1a1'inda, Iowa I-Iefberly, Beatriceazggili v., . .. ,A1ii:s.?12i?i?i2223giiSalina,,Kansas . Heberly, ,Dqt1rajiCMilleiif1125:'iff . .Ig:2iffMg,iiiiieapolis,-Kansas Hendricksggfzikarles' 2 '.f ...... . .L 4' l0k?ahoma Husted, George .... , ........ .... , M. 'Rantoulg' Illinois Isbell,f1Clarence ............. . . .... Emporia, Kansas McKissor, Dorothy QKosterJ .. Minneapolis, Kansas Mikesell, Virginia ......... . . . . 4Benning-ton, Kansas ' A f,,Morton, Marie 1-Gardinierj . . ....... Ada, Kansas 55, Neimann, Lucille Q.Silvers7 .. Salina, Kansas Noel, Dorothy fPayneJ .... .,..., Wells, Kansas Q Oates, Robert ............ gs .... Elgin, Illinois Pence, Ruth fComfortJ .. Bennington, Kansas Penquite, Samuel ...... ...... M inneapolis, Kansas Pickrell, Lewis ....... Baxter Springs, Kansas Plunkett, Dwight . . .Q ......... . . . Minneapolis, Kansas' Powell, Alvin .................. . . Bennington, Kansas Reardon, Genevieve fParsonsJ, . . .... Abilene, Kansas Rees, Virginia ................ .... ' . . . Topeka, Kansas Reichard, Lela ...... . . . . Minneapolis, Kansas Rupert, Kenneth ...... . Junction City, Kansas Santner, Frances ......... . . Bennington, Kansas Scheibler, Edna fBurnsJ .. ....... Salina, Kansas Teasley, Helen fTrentb . . . . Minneapolis, Kansas Tellez, Emelia ........... ............. M exico Trow, Richard ..... r ........ ....... W ells, Kansas Venard, Evelyn LBarkerJ . .. Bennington, Kansas Warren, Naomi lMyersl ..... . Kansas City, Missouri Weaver, Winifred fLaPlantJ . . Minneapolis, Kansas M Winchester, AmeIia,,gQ.g. .4 ................ . . Minneapolis, Kansas fy ,Class of 1933 . , ........... .......... D eceased .... .......... ..... E 1 Paso, Texas if .. . . . . Minneapolis, Kansas , - ...... Lindsey, Kansas Klamath F ails, 0198011 gf . . ..a,,,.Phoenix, Oregon inl' f ' - ' iiii:1q1cP1?9e11iX, OreS011 -,-,r , n C n , as V ,niiggpga a fp :iffsznrz . ,V , if , K, 'A 'g?,:ma,az2s1w Q J ,'l5Mi.w rf Denver, Colorado .. Kansas City, Kansas- ALUMNI CContinueoD Clark, David ................ Comfort, Charlotte f'CrowQ . Cooper, Charles ............ Delcamp, Joe .............. Dobson, Donys fAblardJ .... Doering, Thelma 1HarrisJ .. Gardinier, Donald ......... Gruver, Monna ...... , ....... Hamilton, Clea fDarnellJ . . . Harper, Ruth fHunterJ ...... Haddock, 'Gail ................. Hawkins, Margaret l.SheridanJ Ho gg, Arthur ................... Johnson, Clea fClarkD ....... Meiller, Francis .... . . . Norman, Merlin ..... Palmer, Dearrold . . . . Parks, Carroll . . . . . Pierce, August ......... Pogue, Evan ............. Rotrock, Harold ............ Rotrock, Rosemary QRoyJ .. Shoemaker, Leo .......... Spivey, Clayton ......... . . . . Greenburg, Kansas . . . . . Bennington, Kansas . . . . Minneapolis, Kansas . . Minneapolis, Kansas . . . . Torrance, California . . . . Minneapolis, Kansas . . Minneapolis, Kansas Irwin, Kansas . . . Hutchinson, Kansas . . . . . . . Lincoln, Kansas . . . . Minneapolis, Kansas . . . Klamath Falls, Oregon . . . . Minneapolis, Kansas . . . . . Greenburg, Kansas . . . . Minneapolis, Kansas . . . . . . . . . Hunter, Kansas . . . . Minneapolis, Kansas . . . . Minneapolis, Kansas . . . . Minneapolis, Kansas . . . . . . Minneapolis, Kansas . . . . Raymond, Washington . . . . Minneapolis, Kansas . . . . . . Minneapolis, Kansas , Klamath Falls, Oregon Class of 1934 Anderson, Helen fShafferJ . . . Anderson, Marjorie fCainJ . .. Baccus,Vinson............... Bear, Mary Elizabeth ...... Bishey, June fDarlingJ . .. Comfort, Ernest ........ Crosson, Mary . . .' .... . . . . Czapanskiy, Frank ......... Fetters, Phyllis fAveryJ .... Fitch, Wayne ............. Gardinier, Richard ...... Hallock, Beth 1GeistJ . . . Harrington, Addeline ..... Harrington, Genevieve ...... Harris, Alma fDelcampJ Hart, Ruth ................ Hartley, Leona QThurstonJ .. Hawkin-s, Arthur Lee ........ Hilleary, Evelyn QTrentJ .... Hockensmith, Garret ...... Isbell, Jack ............ Jones, La Vera ..... Kinsey, Mary .............. Lee, June Lenander, Helen Maupin, Florence fHedquistJ McGavran, Carl ............. Myers, Lloyd .............. Nelson, Walter ........... Shoemaker, Carl ........... Venard, Irene lEschbaughj . .. Warren, Helen fHelanD ...... Wilcox, Leo ............... Winchester, Muriel .......... Wingard, Lucille QMartinJ .... Topeka, Kansas Delphos, Kansas Huntington Beach, Califorma Lawrence, Kansas . . , . Long Beach, California L. . . Minneapolis, Kansas . . . . Minneapolis, Kansas . . . . . . . . Albilene, Kansas . . . . . . Minneapolis, Kansas . . . . Randolph Field, Texas . . . . Minneapolis, Kansas Wells, Kansas . . . . Minneapolis, Kansas . . . . Minneapolis, Kansas . . . . . . Topeka, Kansas . . . . Minneapolis, Kansas . . . . . . Delphos, Kansas . . . . Denver, Colorado . . . . Lindsey, Kansas . . Minneapolis, Kansas . . . , Abilene, Kansas . . . . . . . Salina, Kansas Wells, Kansas . . . . Minneapolis, Kansas . . . . Lindsborg, Kansas . . . . . . . . . Salina, Kansas . . . . Falls City, Nebraska . . Kansas City, Missouri . . . . Minneapolis, Kansas . . . . Minneapolis, Kansas . . . Manhattan, Kansas . . . . . . . . Beloit, Kansas . . . . Minneapolis, Kansas . . . . Minneapolis, Kansas . . . . . . . Culver, Kansas ALUMNI 4- lConiinuedD Class of 1935 Baldwin, Doris ........... .......,. Beichley, Glenn ..... p ......... Blondefield, Helen fF1yej .... . . Miltonvale, Kansas . Minneapolis, Kansas Junction City, Kansas Durham, George ............. . 'Long Beach, California Erbentraut, Marianna QBoy1eJ . . . . . . Gage, Richard ............... . Gardinier, Dale .............. George, Mildred .... Gray, Alta ....... Gray, Marcella . . . Griffin, Sylvester . . . Haddock Richard . . . Harris Balph ............... Hartg Katherine .n . . .e ........... Hocke1Isii5ith,ffEarline 'fMacyJ .- Minneapolis, Kansas . . . . Minneapolis, Kansas . . . . Minneapolis, Kansas . . . . . . Oberlin, Kansas . . . . Lindsey, Kansas . . Minneapolis, Kansas ., Bennington, Kansas . . . . Minneapolis, Kansas . . . . Minneapolis, Kansas . Minneapolis, Kansas . Concordia, Kansas Hoffmaigggfaneien '. . . 41. . . . . ' ' ' Wichita, Kansas Johnson, 'Lillian fl-Iipplej ..... . Joyce, Burton ........... . Kinsey, Katherine ...... Lenander, Harlan ...... Leonhart, Odell . ....... .. Maelzer, Zadie fChaseJ .l. Merryfield, Helen . . .... .gn Miller, Riley! . ........ g..g.i.., Morton, Est er 0Plunkettj . . . Perry, Glenda ............. Pitts, Manetta 1FrainJ ....... Sanders, Lela ................. Santner, Earl .................. . Scheibeler, Eula Mae fSiegell .... Smith, Arline ................. Stratton, Virginia ........... Teasley, Marie f'RhodesD . . . Walmsley, Florence .......... Wingard, Winnifred lHuckl A Class of 1936 ' anna .'...'.. Denver, Colorado . . . . Minneapolis, Kansas . . . . . . Wells, Kansas . . Lindsborg, Kansas Gervais, Oregon Washington Minneapolis, Kansas Minneapolis, Kansas . Minneapolis, Kansas . . . . . Denver, Colorado . . . . . . . Culver, Kansas . . . . . Lamar, Kansas . . Minneapolis, Kansas . . Venice, California . Emporia, Kansas Minneapolis, Kansas .. . . San Francisco, California . . . . . . . Manhattan, Kansas . . . . . . Salina, Kansas Allison, Dale . . . Q ........ .................. , . . . . .... Wells, Kansas Ayers, Vergie fFullerJ ..... . . . .. Klamath Falls, Oregon Baldwin, Marjorie . ....... .' ..... ....... Lo ngford, Kansas Belden, Lihbie .............. . . Berthelson, Madonna fHawkinsJ Blades, Charles ................. Salina, Kansas . . . . . . , . . . Denver, Colorado . . . . Minneapolis, Kansas Bradley, Beth ................. . . .. Minneapolis, Kansas Brown, Jim .... Childs, Harris .... Conner, Madeline . . . Crosson, Henbert . ....... . . Crow, Rosa Lee ............. Ferguson, Eva Mae lAdkinsJ . . . Freeman Ma B Freeman: Neal Gasaway, Beth fRaylJ . . . . . Goodall, Catherine ..... K. . Haddock,gfEvanf . . Q. . . . . Hallock, .,. . . .Q . Harris, Clarence a .... Jackson, Virginia H . . Lesley, Frances . . . Minneapolis, Kansas . . . . Minneapolis, Kansas . . . . Minneapolis, Kansas . . . . Minneapolis, Kansas . . . . . . Salina, Kansas . . . . Delphos, Kansas . . Delphos, Kansas . . . Honolulu, Hawaii . , . Kansas Hutchinson, Deceased . . . . Minneapolis, Kansas . . . ........ Ada, Kansas . . . . Minneapolis, Kansas . . . . . . . Salina, Kansas Arkansas 0 ALUMNI Kfontinuedl Long, Sylvia ........ ................... McCollough, Aldine Ullhurstonj . .. Nelson, Caroline ............... Nelson, Harold ............... Pence, Edna .... Perry, Donnis ......... Reardon, Eric ............ Rotrock, Loeta fWaiteJ .... Schnaulfer, William ...... Srna, William ......... Steinbrock, Fred . . . Tilson, Rachel ...... Van Dame, Carl ....... Minneapolis, Kansas . . . Delphos, Kansas Minneapolis, Kansas Minneapolis, Kansas . . . . . . Wells, Kansas Minneapolis, Kansas Minneapolis, Kansas Bennington, Kansas . . . . . Wells, Kansas . . . . . , Ada, Kansas Minneapolis, Kansas Minneapolis, Kansas Minneapolis, Kansas Van Dame, Elsie ........ . .I Kansas City, Missouri Venard, Ruth fP1unkettJ . .. ..... . ....... Syracuse, Kansas Class of 1937 Austin, David ........... Ayers, Dorothy QBossJ .. Ballance, Carl .... ..... Beichley, Maxine .... Brown, La Vern ....... Brown, Lola CDallenJ . .. Channer, Clark ........ Conner, Julia ........ Doering, Fred .... Gray, Jack ......... Harper, Maxine .... Hathaway, Leslie .... Hockensmith, Stella . . . Johnston William .... ! Jones, Alvin LaPlant, Betty .............. . McKissor, Norine fWilsonJ . .. Merryfield, Richard ......... Meyers, Larry ............ Nelson, Dale ....... Palmer, Clifford .... Palmer, O'Neita ........ Sanders, Bonnie .......... Shaffer, Evelyn QComfortJ . . . Shriver, Kenneth ....... .... Sloan, Leslie ............... Smith, Maxine ............... Stout, Margaret QSullivanJ .... K Stratton, John .............. Tabler, Howard ........... Teasley, Bernard .......... Warren, Fern .............. Whiteman Lucille Ta lor ', , K Y D Winter, Otto ................. Zuker, Aldeen . . . . Class of 1938 Anderson, Mary Ballance, Nedra ..... Biesterfeld, Audrey .... Blades, Helen ....... Blades, Opal ....... Minneapolis, Kansas Minneapolis, Kansas . ., Honolulu, Hawaii Minneapolis, Kansas . . . . . Wells, Kansas Minneapolis, Kansas Hutchinson, Kansas Minneapolis, Kansas Minneapolis, Kansas . . . Lindsey, Kansas . . Denver, Colorado Minneapolis, Kansas Minneapolis, Kansas . Sun Valley, Idaho . . Gate, W'a Minneapolis, Kansas Minneapolis, Kansas . . . . Glasco, Kansas Minneapolis, Kansas Minneapolis, Kansas Minneapolis, Kansas ' i . . . Honolulu, Hawaii . . . . Salina, Kansas . . . . Lamar, Kansas Minneapolis, Kansas Minneapolis, Kansas Minneapolis, Kansas . . 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