Oxford High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Oxford, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 48 of the 1945 volume:

W 'n Memoriam To the memory of two of our departed classmates, members of the Class of 1945, we dedicate this annual-THE STAFF Anna Marie Rice Donna Mae Spencer May 4, l943 June 19, 1944 NHeaven gives its Wwas it not yesterday favourites early that we spoke tOgether?n Death.n-Byron. -Shakespeare- wr nllbi Gladys Regnier ,Alix P. Holman MiSS Griswold Darl Parsons Frances Baldwin p l Ben Donley Joyce Walker Donna Farris Darrel Brown Joyce Goff B: Nicholson '-i1111111111111111111 U7 . . lldministration ,yr f Pziwi 7 T, ' 'QV 5-.',siri7Q.. HV,JQf5Q'T 'WR ARTHUR W. REGNlER, Principal, Manual Arts HARRY CHAMPENY B.S., M.S., K.S.T.C., Emporia, Kansas DIRECTOR U,S.C., Los Angeles, California Colorado State, Fort Collins, Colorado . T. E. DONLEY T. E. GARDINERQ TREASURER CLERK 4 Y 1 ' acultg James Robbins Mathematics B.S., K. Wesleyan M.S., K.S.A.C. Q Louise ultton Home Economics B.S., Oklahoma Teacners Vernon L. Carter Manual Arts Science B S , K S T C., Emporia Harold A. Noyce Voc. Agriculture B.S., K.S.A.C. 'Clara Carr 'Social Science B.S., K.S.T.C., Empo M.S., Denver U, E. Esther Griswold Commerce B.S., K.S.T.C., Emporia M.A. U. of Iowa 1 Maudene Messmer English B.S., K.S.T.C., Emporia ria M. W. Williams Athletics Voc. Guidance Carl McNally Music, First Sem. K.S.T.C., Pittsburg A.b., Southwestern Mrs. Artnur W. Regnier Study Hall, Second Sem K.S.T.C., Emporia 5 eninrs IB4 BEN DONLEY BETT1E'PAlNTER President ViCe-PTeSident 155 JUANITA DAVIS RUBY DOUGLAS THOMAS BLISS PHYLLIS FARNI JOYCE GOFF RUTH HORSCH BARBARA HORSGH K JUANITA LOWRY MAE BELLE LUCAS WILLIS comm WILLIAM CONOVER BARBARA N1cHoLsoN 6 FRANCES BALDWIN DOLORES JOHNSON YERALITA WAGER Secretary-Treasurer fx .L HELEN NIXON WAYNE MEAD GLADYS REGNIER CONNIE ROBERTSON -'W' A us OU' FRANK OVERLEY DOROTHY RICH JOAN STARLIN DARL PARSONS .-i 4 ': fl'-V N-...W JANE WHEELER CARL SAMPLES FAETH WILLLAMS JAMES WITTE 7 0lIV-ER DFUITNITURF AND MDRTUARYN PHIL C0 RADIOS ESTATE STOVES FRIGIDAIRE Glass and Wallpaper Mortuary Ambulance PHONE 91.5 OXFORD. KANSAS Jester Insurance We Insure Everything Against Anything' INSURANCE OF ALL KINDS 1883 Phone 1 or 71 1945 OXILORD KANSAS RUFFNERL9 BARBER SHOP CHESTER A K INKAI D OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN AND IURGEON OXFORD. KANSAS OXFORD SHOE SHOP DLR. CHARLES L. DENNY 5--. 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Owens, Nicholson, Rhodes, Robinson, Ginder, Farris Cpresidentlj THlRD ROW: Froemming, Mears, Lemmon, Banghart Csecretary-treasurerl, Asper, Cooper, . enrich5 FOURTH ROW: Samples, E.Schroeder Cvice-presiaentD, Mitchell, Conwell, Nichols, Green, Martin, J. Schroeder . . x r F. iv- YA, x vii ...Q-1- Z -x ,,.,.-f- -? 'Zf!! X 13 2 MQ- 2 'E , QM X. ni -1 '-fl .,,..,', li- 'W ,, V ,QQ:,.,,.Q,,..f ' 4 'E F. Baldwin--Sr: First, Second Third, Semester Fourthx ilu AL 5 R g n A 4 2 :E fQ'.f' E Stl ,jd 3 ,M, V All' 3 x J. Walker-Jr. First, Second Third, Semester Fourth Wayne Mead--Sr. Second, Third Semester - R. Douglas-Sr. ff' fkfi . ,W .x First, Fourth gee, QQMQQ , 9 QW? 4 , f i 1 Joyce Goff--Sr. First, Second, Third, Semester Fourth Darrel Brown-Jr. First, Second Third, Semester Fourth ,..J 1 , . z 41 V q fffgt J G' C . Robertson-Sr . Second, Semester Fourth :A H 6 I f?M imenhnh 'iw 4 f F Ann Rhodes-Jr. ,Second, Third J. Starlin-Sr. Richard Davis-Jr. Second Six Weeks First Six Weeks Honor ' all Barbara Horsch--Sr. First, Second, Third Semester, Fourth iI!!E !!ilIl 'aeiyh M. Banghart-Fr. First, Second, Third, Semester Fourth gkfiii5!5g:Jqh .3 we Wayne Harris--Jr. First, Third Semester ,W S Q 5, of X Betty Swsim-Soph. Second, Fourth . 1 1, sz '5 , SH! i , iwmnfnhri ,,., -mt ' v Max Feaster-Jr. .First Six Weeks I5 Ruth Horsch-Sr First, Second, Third, Semester Fourth Don Castle-Soph Second, Third, Semester, Fourth , , x.ii M , ,W J asv Donna Farris-Jr. First, Second, V. Wager--Sr. 'First, Second Third, Semester Fourth YH 7 y , I . W Q1 -fy. ,P 5, .w25, fuuiikm' Q A :v'u3g, 2 -5.3573 nbias . R. Asper--Fr. First, Third Semester Fourth 34 S WS, 5 if ai Q, , fp SQ iii? M. Delp-Soph. First, Second Semester Semester ,, gs 3 ' K ' t F , ,ag ' c Q2 Juanita Davis--Sr. b. Donley-Sr. Fourth Six.Weeks Third Six Weeks .J . ,, -mf a .5,A,,,. 5, ii gggf? wti3?Q: ite ,.A, FEMS a'f, .fftsnwves 2, 1 A I Mable Hesket--Soph. L. HaTri? Fr' First Six Weeks Second Six WeekS Darl Parsons--President Darrel Brown Donna Farris Ben Donley Frances Baldwin Don Castle. Alix Phyllis Holman cruise Darrel Canfield Ruby Douglas Q Joyce Goff N Richard Davis Max Feaster Dolores Johnson .Ti Gary Johnson yi ig 3 ,, ,, 151 .- e Gladys Regnier Joe Potucek cruise Esther Griswold-Sponsor Barbara NiChOlSOI1 Richard Knowlton Bettie Painter Wayne Mead Melvin Nichola Connie Robertson Carol Nicholson Joyce Walker Joyce Williams Jack Shumard Faeth Williams Gary Yungmeyer 17 4 1 w 4 - Kn- THE OXFORD REGISTER Harry Hoffman, 4 Editor .lub Prhting Type Writing Paper HOME TOWN GROCERY Phone 121 0Xf0I'd, Kansas GOFF'S LUNCH Try Our Ice Cream Sandwiches School Luncheg . Telephone 48 Oxford, Kans. THE LONG-BELL LUMBER Co. 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The Cabinet G. R. Christmas Party irl ' eserues Social Committee--Chairman, Holman Music Committee-Chairman, Johnson Publicity Committee-Chairman, Farni Finance Committee--Chairman, Goff -E Devotional Committee--Cnairman, Miller Program Committee?-Chairman, Hesket Service Committee-Chairman, Regnier ' ontball l BOTTOM ROW: Williams Ccoachl, Wm. Conover, Nicholson, Parsons Cmanager , l Farris, Ws. Conover Cmanagerl, Noyce, Regnier Cprincipallg SECOND ROW Cooper, Schroeder, Donley Ccaptainl, Shumard, Castle, Rhodes, Robinson, THIRD ROW: Snook, Rush, Lowry, Feaster, Knowlton, Canfield, Asper WxuHl W 4 5 V qw 'af' 5 2 - 1,2115 ' fix 8' ,gy Season's Record Oxford 13 Leon 0 Oxford 12 Conway O Oxford, 0 Anthony 20 Oxford 18 Clearwater , 0 Oxford 19 Belle Plaine 0 Oxford 13 Valley C. I4 Oxford 0 Caldwell 12 Oxford 6 Mulvane 7 Oxford 12 Harper 31 Total 93 84 O . , Hr : Hi 3 I F 5' Wlfkl' A 152,25 '5i 2 1? 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Asper, Gonwell, Canfield, Witte fcaptainj, Feaster, Martin, brown, Johnson, Regnier Cprincipallg THLRD ROW: Wm. Conover, WS. Conover, Castle, Wheeler, Rhodes, Rush, Potucek, Dhumard. SEASON'S RECORD Oxford 55, Gouda Springs --- 1--24 Oxford 25, Mulvane ......... ...l6 Oxford 45, Conway Springs .. .1. 5 Oxford 57, Valley center ,,, ,,,52 Oxford 46, nUguSt3 ------- ---51 Oxford 49, Geuda bprings ... ...24 Oxford 28, CloorWotor,--- ---ll Oxford 44, belle Piaino ... ...le Oxford 54, Mulvane .... ... ...28 Oxford 41, Udall ........ .,.2O Oxford 54, Chilocco ....... ...54 CB-Eliminationj Oxford 67, Valley Connor --.27 Oxford 24, Rose Hill .. ...5l Oxford 57, St. John ....... ...l9 CB-Elimination, Oxford 64, Deile Plaine ... ...l9 Oxford 41, Douglass ,,,,, ...26 Oxford 54, St. John ....... ...2O CB-Eliminationj Oxford 59, Conway Springs -- ---21 Oxford so, Norwich ........... ...52 Oxford l5, Augusta ........ ...24 CRegional Tournamentj Oxford 41, hose Hill .... ...55 -... -- Oxford 48, Delle Plaine .. ...2l TOTAL 914 TOTAL 555 fCounty Tournamentj Oxford 40, nrgonia ....... ...2l CCounty Tournamentl 26 if ,, ' Q., .-v DKFOIIII WINS GUIINTY TIIIIIIIIIMEIIT Oxford won the finals in the Cpunty tournament last Saturday Dlght by defeating the Argonia quintet 40-213 Oxford won the right to enter the finals against fkrgonia by defeating Belle Plaine 111 the semi-finals 48-21 Saturday afternoon. In the finals Saturdayenight Ox- 1 ford' took an early lead over Ar- gonia which they held throughout the game. , Members of the Oxford county tournament team were: Bob As- ber, Max Feaster, Jimmie Witte, Willis Conover, William Conover, Richard Asper, Don Castle, Darrel Canfield, Darrel Brown, and James -Robinson. OXFORD 30-NORWICH 32 The' Oxford Wildcats ended their basketball season last Thursday night when they lost to the quintet from Norwich 'in the Regional Tourna- ment at Winfield. The game was close throughout with ,Oxford lead-. ing at the end of the first quarter, 7-4g Oxford led 'at the end, of the half 17-133 Norwich led at the end of the-third quarter 21-24 and the game ended with Oxford 30 and Norwich 32 The team that entered the Flint Hills Invitation Double Elimina- tion Tournament at Burden played Atlanta on Thursday evening and lost by a score of 14-25. Martin Was high point man with 5 points and Conwell was second high with 4 points. On Friday night Oxford played Cedarvale in the losing bracket and lost by a score of 7-17. Half time score was Oxford 2, Cedar- vale 8. Members 'of the team who went to Burden were: -Bud Farni, Wo- mack Martin, Jack Shumard, Jim- mie Conwell, Bud Farris, Gary Johnson, Jack Rush and Bill Wheeler. OXFORD WINS THIRD IN B-ELIMINATION Oxford won third place in -the B-Elimination tournament held at Mulvane last week-end. Oxford played its first game of the tourna- ment on Wednesday night and eas- ily defeated the Udall team by a score of 41-20. ' A Oxford didnot play' on Thursday night, but met the strong Rose Hill team on Friday night and suffered their first defeat in B-Competition for this basketball season. Rose Hill led at tne half 11-12 and the final score was Oxford 24, Rose Hill 315 however, the game was close up until the final' few -minutes of play when Rose Hill surged ahead. , In- the consolation'--game Saturday night Oxfond took an early lead ov- er Douglass and held the lead through out with the game ending Oxford 41, Douglass 26. Witte made 21 points for high point man. V S 1 A The Oxford boys have been' invi- ted to the Regional Tournament at Winfield and play 'their first Same at 8:50 Thursday evening with Nor- wich, first'place winners of the Ar- gonia tournament. . A , ,W L' a i m? , iff . 'M' 5 M 5 ' f - W V f ' f Y 'w UNH is A , I in I ,VN . V ,. ,QI by y,,. 1 I .M A A ,, , , , .Q I f , 4 . , , f'5f3'f'4 A W '5gzA Ya-fr? sw i k '-31 5.3 HL . . 3 x-3' pw f'fi,1 ' f h H K 7 j W -- l, w, f - 1,2 1 QQ-A i 1 A . Q , .Ag . Q, MJ. 1,1 'll' We v 1 ,g ag, ff M- K W , M ,, - A ns- , ,fy , ' , sw A-ffin. u If 3134. 1 , , f f f Q F' ' ,A as .um L . 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