Minneapolis High School - Days of Youth Yearbook (Minneapolis, KS)

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STUDE T'COUNCH. , - - .- 1 ' WL STANDING: C. Eikelberger, L. Muller, M. Hazlett, D. Henderson. SEATED W. Comfort, ltr. Roelfs, sponsor, J. Baker, L. Boston, H. Foutz, D. Pieschl, G. Rongish, J. Leonhart, S. Thompson, S. Johnson, H. Sparger, P. Rarig, B. Kindall. 1!KIM4lElMJEBc+ lfqlllqgllkilILJlrlZnJl1l5lT1E5 . ,ON jd, HOMECOMING TODAY E- 2' 0 05 This afternoon is our hi ,AI Lgcr PL 56' O 'rf N, . 4 Ay .4 A 4 4,0 XS: coming game and X -Sup ,CUE RA Y' Q., fo .1 Q X Kgs XSS, 5e,,msAtO be , B Cnowrle ILHUS e1,m,.., W:-'ESTHTES WEL :OR 7,1 050, -r8o'w,5Q4.'94o . QQ' 429 mg HYLEAGU ur Wawiw -ct 8-V Bl S the rg?-L L V-NT fr - fpqi-on 595 OG ,oss C9021 W'df?... at 1 -.FSU mn 'ooxmwmicn PRESID' bb Qafobfff 00 Qf L vkrwe. CQXHHA xr Wax Hv ' 0 p A T . BY d Lm.,'Vp ' o N ' ' kk um, P 9 4 xifirxcfb 266, Wfdsagi Mawgt'-Orxxioagt-25 :I'1oe'xRfL'W fflsgscli -f mx-za C f: f 1'L' 'bow g'2'0'b z C1 oo M vi 09 c0 qs we we . SEN C1-A -- c Tr I - 6 0 'G GX .49 ' H vvsf- .Q-1 . 59.1099-0' .W . 'Th TS P SS I ka.. Ofvpf I G . Oh f.' Q QS o 0 - me qv 0 5 Q3 A:-1 V ,G H. L4 .km Q H ' . 4-f 'r I 4 A Q if . Wiwwmwwwwwk wxws..hw Q0 'fovs Esxxxee i00 9Kob'L Yavnii no . 'Am' Eobergmde ScLgr0aSP H7941 0 E 192 210 r!'5'ff6Pf-0 95 S551 wad lvwe' so SWEDES eV9l'183I' It 001 Gini' was bds Dnlllsohf fa .qv 2 H 117' ssnvciss xg mio 'XQWW' Ps 0' LIONS DOWN ' gentes 'ff rn. nFo0I:1M00 nf'V1. .+9V' '11-Kp 'J-,936 'QV qt X0 gt ,si og, 0 ' 0-Q .. 4' ' , N jf' -V 4, Wie-'45 .xlnif v 'L .Sw Qin ff. Y . . Vikings .de PI'-udp U C.4,gg- SE ,Ju1v10R P 0 L22 2 5 'A pjxciiqj- gb, W. Nm Th! T-V nnnts- 'r-. IS CTIAQ-.,. LAY o A Oo '1,.75xy 9 2 Q 'FM ,' -2 Ja BQXXAA xxx Q N 994. 6 mos. :dn tiff'-v ,Sf .5 Eff? ,f Q O xnww S 24 5 gp ,fe 'ZZ' 3' 41315 1 '5,ffZ.f2ft 4 4, w Q 1 'J SD 'O 5 fl wg? t S' K-Fxq -A A ann .aa Qs 0? . Q1 Q 2 9 Q Q .27 'N 1 'Nl Q: li LL 3 1 Q fo ' Q7 Ks fs 'U rs ' -1 H11 S3552 if, 22 5 if. D P 'SQ'-so .f I Q 2.222 E 25,,'1'-'KIOIU 'E'g..: In 111 2 Q , 6 A L 'V ag I Z-xi-'I+2E5w. Q QV! S,,, '7 0330-ov Ld c-5 N -, at m C C.: 4, .. 3. m 514 Igovmoygmi HQEM rl1E5tE EI'-'if E-4 'fp,U1 EvJ'M'::'n H 4' Q2 ,fsmsL'?g:' 53 ff 2.2-ww mul'-'83. ..1 '5 S'p':F :- Q o q Q. cv 5.0 -4 gg UI was-Um: :s-1: --ago iisgsmss.. 99.52-'33 la. o'Q.:LE a.3'v:-UE .1'-,Tf,,9,.g,qu M.H.S. HIGHLIGHTS' STAFF STANDING: D. Henderson, D. Allison, S. Travis, G. Schur, P. Rax-ig, E. Comfort, N. Scheibeler, S. Johnson, B. Pogue, Miss Heinen, sponsor, SEATED: D. Smith, N. Hogarty, H. Foutz, O. Ayers, S. Brown. 9

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SENIORS LEO MULLER Comercial Course Class Pres. 14, Trea- surer 35 Student Council 14, Vice Pres 143 Glee Club 123143 Mixed crm-ue 2314, Vice Pres. bg Hi-Y 123, Sec. 33 Kays h, Vice Pres. 145 Foot- ball 15 Basketball 123 Baseball 13 Lion editor 143 Boys' Sta- PHILIP HEBERLY College Preparatory Class Vice Pres. 1115 Glee Club 123143 Mix- ed Chorus 23115 Band 123143 Mixed Ensemble 143 M-Club 3143 Hi-Y 1233 KRW hs Junior Play, Senior Play, Football 12314, Let- ter 3145 Basketball 12314, latter 145 Tra- ck 23. te 115 Student Mana- ger 2314. PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT On September 3, 19116, fifty-two bewildered freshmen entered the halls of Ein- neapolis High School, little dreaming wha. the next four years held in store for them. With Jerry Baker as president and Mr. J.'11. Jordan and Miss Gladys Hit- chell as sponsors, they successfully sta-:ed an all-school party with the theme, Jasper's Barn Dance. This year the freshman basketball team, coached by Dave Wooster, won the Lincoln Tourney. Don Postlethvvaite was the chief executive their sophomore year, and Ltr. Dave Wooster and Miss Patricia Richardson were the class sponsors. The highlight of the year was the class hay ride to the State Lake, which they got by with only a few minor casualties. The junior year was full of action and found the class well represented in athletics, music, and extra-curricular organizations. Under the direction of Miss Marjorie Baustian, the juniors presented the three-act play, A Credit to the Family. With Club 149 as the theme for their junior-senior banquet, the class of 'SO came through with another successful project. Miss Annette 'Heise- beck and Mr. V. D. Michael guided them through this year, with Eileen Comfort as president. As seniors their class colors were maroon and whiteg their motto was 'Today we follcvwg tomorrow we lead. The class play, One Tiild Night, was directed by Miss Kathryn Smith. One of the most exciting and interesting events of the year was the senior trip to Denver in the spring. Under the leadership of Leo Muller and the sponsorship of Miss Marjorie Ewart and Mr. Harold Dale, the members of the class of 'SO came to the close of their high school careers, the climax com- ing May 22, 1950, when forty-two seniors marched dovm the aisle at the Grade School Auditorium to receive their diplomas. - SECRETARY DIXIE SIIITH Comercial Course Class Sgt. of Arms 3 Sec. 113 Glee Club 1314: Mixed crm-ue 3, Pep Club 12311, Vice Pres. 3, Pres. 145 Y- Teen 123 Kayettes 311 FHA 12314, Vice Pres. hs Junior Play, Sen- ier Playg Highlights staff 113 Lion staff. EILEEN COMFORT College Preparatory Class Pres. 3, Treas 2143 Student Council 1235 Olee Club 123145 Mixed chorus 123145 Bend 12314, Lieuten- ant hs Three Notes 314: Pep Club 2314: r- reen cab. 2, Kayette cab. 314. Pres. bg FHA Cab. 23145 Class Play 3115 One-Act 145 Highlights eterf 145 Lion staff 113 FFA Queen Attendant 25 FFA Queen 35 Homo- coming Queen 14. 125' TREASURER