Pittsburg High School - Purple and White Yearbook (Pittsburg, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1930 volume:

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N 8 fU1'111Sh the needed 1Ilf01'IH3.f1OIl co11ce1'11- 4 ' T. W Y ' ' . , 51.2 .-, . in v 'V I v, t M C , lv . 7 4' 13 5: . . l. . .JS - if . 7 . H1511 It has been customary 1n the past yearq to dechcate the Purple and W h1te to Qome orffan1zat1on 1n the Qchool wh1cl1 has pe1fo1mecl commendable achleve ments I'l11s you the btudent councll has been honox ed 111th th1s d1St1I1Ct1OH The out stf1nd1ng attubutev wh1ch haxe made the counc1l 1 success are Leaderqlup Co Opel 1t1on In1t1at1ve Un1ty Each of these f1cto1s for '1cl11ewement has been apphccl to thc school o1gan1zat1on and exch ot theae aleo has '1 def1n11c place 111 ou1 llldllldll 11 11x cs I 15 11111 hope th1t bw 111115111 c 1cl1 of thcsc fxctors to the school and thc froup wc IS 1ncl1x1d111ls m 15 bccome mme consuoub of then lmpoxtancc nd se lx to lmpxoxe OUISCIYKQ 1lon thc l11cs sugg cated 111 each t1tlc -iw ii-1 in U f -:SQ E 'FE Nl: QDHPQUL W Q HQHD Ulla! ' 1' c Y ' 1 , Y . Y . 'l'- i 1, 1 C, 1 ' 5 -L. ' 1 . 5 -1d:,,1,, 1 1 . 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W T Hagman A R Sedorls E A Sellmansberger Carson GIDSOII -'xxton SPIIIIIHIISIJGFEQT Hagman Sedol IS 8 Mr. . . . Mr. . . ' . Mr. . . . M M ROSE Superlntendent Ixxnsas State Teachers CollegeP1ttsburg B S bm verslty of Kansas M S 1n Educatlon Columbla Lnlver slty In the SIX years Nlr Rose has been superxntendent the lngh school and other pub IC schools have been un usually succe stul Th1s has been due we feel largely to lus efforts H1 has always been eager to do any thmg 1n hls power to lalse the Stdfldlllg' of the schools or ald the students to get a better educatlon J L HUTCHINSON Prmclpal kansas State Agxlcultural College Ixansas Normal College Fort Scott kansas State Teachers College Plttsburg B S Unlverslty of XVISCOHSIH bnlverslty of Chlcago It IS necessary that a good hlgh school prmclpal have executlve ablllty He must also be a dlsclpllnarlan a versatlle student have a good ldea of the value of money and possess many other varled qualltles If ln addxtlon to th1s he can be a good frlend to students and faculty he IS doubly valuable We Clalill for our prlnclpal Mr Hutchlnson thls latter DFICGIGSS quallty as well as the others He has spent nlneteen years IH unselflsh servxce as pr1nc1pal of Plttsburg Hlgh School Nlr Rose Mr Hutchmson 9 . . , V' '. , . l v . 4 lc. L . , . ., - . Y A . i . . Y . - . , . . . . A . ., , . V . Q ' ' . v -1 - v - '. ' , M v ' . - 1- ' . . , ' . , .' ' . . , ' . J y 4 v - v , . ., . . .' 1 1 a - 1 v y - y - v s i V- FACULTY flaudc I Huffman Bxology and Agrlculture Kansas StateTeache1s College B S Kansas State A1..11culturxl College Sterlxng, Colleen bnnverslty of Mlchuzan Melvin P Rlce Chennstry and Physlcs Central MINSOUTI State Teachers College B S and A B UnlV6rSlty of Washington Kan-.as State Teachers College Home ECOHOHIICS Kansas State Teachers Colleu ll UHIXETNIKY of Chicago lJHlXEl'N-lty of Callfornla Ruby Ihmnur COIIIIIIQICG Kansas State Teachers College B S A11lGllLdll HlStOI y lxmwxs State Teachcr College Unlurslty of W1 hlngton NI.xdg.,c XX lltl Soclologx and Engllsh Kansas State Teachers Lollege B 10 Blology kansas State Teachers College Unxverslty of Clncago Ruth I Iserman French and Spamsh S kansas State Teachers College B S , i T 6 , Y I , , Y, ' ' -' . . ': ' ' Y ' Q. .D A 4 W. ' , . Calla Leeka Loren E. Jan-rcll Dora M. Peterson D .' . r .s. 'Q . -- fs' ',13.S. ' ' ,B.S , 5. , : V A. , - . , as ' , . ' ' ' . ' ' ' . ' 2 'a 3 . 4 J , . . ' I l N , . . 7 , , . r l l . r-. 5 FACULTY Anna Flntel l Lu.: Radell Mathematlcs Latm Frances Trimble Journallsm and English Southwestern College Kansas State Teachers Collette B Iona E Jones English Kansas State Teachers College Umverslty of Kansas Unwersxty of Missouri Kansas Slate Teachers College B S Unuewlty of han as A B Umvgraxty of Mlchxgan W llllfI'0d 'SI Xl lllliillli Woodw ork Kansas State Teachers College Ii b Kansas State Agrlcultural Lollcge Phlllnps Unnersxty Esther Gable Home Economxcs Kansai State Teachers College B S UHIVEFSILY of Chlcago 11 Dann Dunton Steele Speech and Debate han a State Teaehers College Umur mty of Kansas Umxer xty of Colorado Horner Con ersatory Lorraine Iullls X ocal Nluslc han aw State Teachers College han as State Conaersatory of Mualc l P- S .' S . 'V-, . '. ' as - Z ,B. S. . . ' 'B-S .'. . -' 151: Q E FACULTY Ul3de 1-larttmd Charles H Morgan Vocatlonal G111dZlllC8 Physlcal Educatlon and World Hlstory and U S Constltutlon Kansas State Teachers Collmle B Unwer-.lty of Kansas Unlverslty of Colorado College of Emporxa Anna D Costello Shorthand and Bookkeeplnf, Kansas State Teachers Colleg B S Unlverslty of Kansas Gregg School of Commerce Clncago Athletlcs Westmxnsber College Iennsylxama A B kansas State Teachers College B S Fmporua Teachers College Umverslty of Mnchxgan Psschology and Economlcs lvm as State Teachers College B S Unnerslty of Arwona Iessxe NI Bailey Nlathematlcs kansas State Teichers College Umverslty of MISSOUTI 12 Llbrary Constance Arverson Ar Kidd Key College Academy of Fme Arts Chxcago Kansas State Teachers College l 1 T f 6 1 . l ' . 4 E l 5 I l r ' 1 I , E C P. gi Frances E. Palmer H. Cecil Spicer Mrs. J. L. Hutchinson , ' ' A ' . t L.. FACULTY Gerald M Carney Rxchard A York Orchestra and Band Commermal SubJects Effie Oletha Farner E nglxsh Kansas State Teachers College Umverslty of Colorado Mrs Frank Adams Cafeter1a Supervlsor MISSOUTI Unlverslty B Kansas State Teachers College B S Kansas State Teachers College Draughton s Busmess College Cedar Raplds BUSINESS College Leroy Bresungton Prlntlng B Kansa State Teachers College I harles xI3llflIld.Cll6 Custodlan 13 Mary Carroll I-Irllls Physlcal Educatlon Kansas State Teachers College Mary E Nelson Secretary oy , 1 '1,j'J,, ,,.. Q ln' ' 1 V ' rl. 1 h , 'f :3',f.. l 'VJ---.V ,, , . , A 'wil i ! I j'f':fl9i, , ,f ,d' l M A 'g ,.-,,,,t-,A-...- .... me , , , 1 '. ' ' ' , . S. I I . ' , . . ' R. . v' A . v ' ' '. U .' , . S. S s . . 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F'sne.nLs.yv-JA' ' - ' - v haf l vw 'f SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Presldent Vlce Presldent B111 Colllot George Pettlt Treasurer Secretary Dean Dyer Ruth Jackson BLOWER Pansy Colors Purple and Gold MOTTO Strlvlng to Wm Term Honor Roll Mane Usher Mlldred Frasler George Stuessl Loulse Fltzglbbons Margaret Stewart Chrlstme Ellis Ruth Stamm Marguerlte Dlxon Lols Smart Ione Brunettl Irene Bertha Schlanger Ruby Brous Eleanor Ross LUCIIG Brelvogel Oren McMahon Dorothy Bowers John Laney Nlda. Clnotto Arnold Irwln SPOINSORS Frances Trlmble Wmfred Williams 16 i 1 4 IQ' 2 1 QE l i W 1 1 , . . . , . W ' a , ' ll - ' - rr . Shirley Bell Sau11ders Classical Mernly laughmg her way through 1 e Never weary of helplng someone through strife National Honor Socxety 4 Quill and Scroll 4 G R Cabinet 2 4 Glee Club 4 Gym Demonstratxon 3 Latm Club 3 Mixed Chorus 4 Special Chorus Department Edltor Booster 4 Peppy Janes 3 4 Glrl Reserves 2 3 4 Ruth Higdon General of honest clean worthy type R 1 GAA 2 3 Gym Demonstratlon 2 3 4 Volley Ball Champs 4 G A A Soccer Team 3 G A A Basketball Tmm 3 All School Chorus 3 4 Stunt Fest 1 Emma Revia. General In a world where ment counts she can easlly be recogmzed Arms I-hgh School l 2 3 G11-l Reserva l 2 3 4 Honor Roll 4 All School Chorus 3 Francis Rloulan Conuucrclal A pl8hl'st of fzreat poundablhty An artl-t of much carlcaturablhty Add to thls eyes of fxre What more could malden heart desire? Natlonal Honor Soclety 4 H1Y 1 2 3 4 Adam and Lva 3 Grem- Honor Roll 3 4 Scholarshlp Contest 3 4 State Typing.. Conte t 3 4 Once There wa-. a Prmcess 4 Polly Wlth a Past 4 Clee Club 4 Annual Staff 4 Magic Maker B ida K inotto Classu al an A Honor Roll l 2 3 4 G1rl Reserwe 1 2 3 4 Student Councll 3 Iatln Club Officer 3 President Home Room 2 Peppy Janes 3 Gym Demonstratlon Robert Xl lllnams General Oh for words to do h1m Justice Aaron Boggs Freshman 1 All School Chorus 2 3 4 17 plllllll Gllck General A town that boasts of 1nhab1tants lxke me Can have no lack of good soc1ety Orchatra l 2 Glee Club 2 Pal tant 3 All School Chorus 2 Rub! Brnue General plete steel The JUStlCQ of my quarrel Nat1onal Honor Soclety 4 Qulll and Scroll 4 Aaron Boirgs Fresh man l Debate 9 3 4 Natxonal Forensxc league 2 3 4 Pres Foren SIC League 4 Adam and Eva 3 Booster Staff 4 Glrl Reserves l 2 Ho or Roll l I' rank Frost General H14 sunny nature dxspells the gloom of hw name Student Council 2 H1 Y Cablnet 2 H1 X Comm1ttee Chalrman 2 8 Second Ch1ldhood 3 Student Councll Alternate 3 Home Room Presndent 2 ' , ' 4 a y u L , -- . ,,,,,,,,,,,,, , . u - ' 'Q S . ' . - I H rf , ' - -- ' , N . u -, : . - . - , ' ' , , z ' . ., :- . 1, I . . ' 1 . I , 3 , J ' .' S - , , : ' 1 S . : 3 I I 3 S .. ,. ,, 1 p + 4. v w 1' . . Well worth her weight in gold, W0rk -bqfgre vlay brinus many I am amfed with more than com' I, ' . . 5 -vi ll G. . ,2.3,4: . . . , g . ' ., . : -' . U' - - : ' 3. n I . 3. 4. ' , . . . : : ' l ' - -1 . ' : Earlene Alexander General Talk to Earlene of Jacobs Ladder and she would ask the number of the rounds Ochostra1234GR12 3 4 All School Chorus 2 3 4 Dramatms 4 Better Never Than Late 4 G R. Conference 3 Mildred Norman Commerclal Eager chatty and Jolly good com DBHY Glrl Reserves 1 2 Commerclal Club 4 Cantata 2 Peppy Janes 3 4 Gym Demonstratlon 2 8 All School Chorus 2 3 Blanche Clnotto Classical Shell soon preside in a little red school house Glrl Reserves 1 School Chorus 2 3 Soccer Champs Latm Club 3 Gym Demonstration 2 3 G A A 2 3 Peppy Janes 3 George Presson General A smxle a grm a. word of cheer Of all good men we have one here HY1 2 3 4 PepProps3 Speech Plays 3 Orchestra 1 2 3 4 The Boy Who Discovered Eas tr 2 Adam and Eva 3 HIY Cablnet 3 4 H1Y Mmstrel 3 Pageant 3 All-School Chorus 2 4 Betty hesch Classlcal Blg brown eyes that reflect The shining soul wlthm Sparkllng wrth a luster That mzsfortune cannot dlml' National Honor Soclety 4 G R 1 2 3 4 Student Councll 1 2 3 G R Chan-'man 2 G R Presldent 4 Polly Wxth a Past 4 Peppy .lanes 8 G R Conference4 G R Camp 2 Amerlca Trlumphant 8 Cantata 2 8 4 Gym Demonstration 8 Home Room Vuce-Pres , Home Room Treasurer Arnold Irwin General A Qulxotxc sense of the honorable of the chxvalrous Natlonal Honor Soclety 4 Quill and Scroll 4 Student Councll 1 2 Vlce-Pres Sophomore Class 2 Or hestra. 1 2 3 4 Vice-President H1 Y 3 President HIY 4 Boost er 4 18 Howell Phillips Classical Hugh erected thoughts seated ln the heart of courtesy Qulll and Scroll 4 Orchmtra 2 All School Chorus 2 3 4 Spanxsh Club 3 Booster Staff 4 HJ Y 3 4 Amerlca Triumphant 3 Pep Props 2 3 4 Journalism Confer ence at Lawrence 4 Helen Louxse Fltbon General Full of pep and full of fun Untll you know her lifes not be- gun G R 1 2 3 4 Once ln a ue Moon 1 Home Room Offlcer 8 4 Peppy Janes 3 4 Gym Demonstra- t1on 4 Magic Makers 4 Glee Club Orchestra 1 2 Cantata 2 Griffith Towery General A readmg machine wound up and gomg He mastered whatever was not worth knowing Interclass Basketball All School Chorus I , g . i i . . I , M n u ' ' it ' - W ' 1 - ' .. i- . . . : : P . 3 r . . . : . . , . : . , . - . . .I . : - . . : in ' - : 2 - - S - : U en an H S -- .. - - rv : I ' ' l I ' n I r 1 : , - - . , . . . .. . - ., . .. . v v ' 4 . . I , , ' ' ' n f : : , . . . . , . , : B1 . ' . ' , n . ' . 1 I 9 ' . . ' ' l 1 I I , , 1 I l 1 . - v , 5 . . ' : . . ' - . -- ' H - , H ' n , ' . ' - l -, : . . . 2 ' . . ' .: 1 3, 4 . , , . . ' , 2, 3, 44 All- . 5 l ' . . . . , 5 ' : : : ' , . - '. . - . .... . I . . , - W. ' l ' 1 ' V.,-,, 1 1 1 i 'Q lawon Cunningham General Tall and stately She swept down the hall And for raven haxred Leo She dxd fall Frontenac High School 1 2 Gxrl Reserves 3 4 All School Chorus 3 4 Gym Demonstration 3 Amer :ca Trxumphant 3 Soccer Team 4 Eva Brady Commercial I wonder what wed do If Eva wasnt here Shes always full of laughter Shes never shed a tear- Glrl Reserves 1 2 Cantata 2 Gym Demonstration 2 All-School Chorus 2 8 Peppy Janes 8 4 Soccer Champs 4 Margaret Williams Commercial She smlles qulte often works some oo But best of all shes never blue Glrl Reserves 2 3 4 President C R 2 Peppy Janes 3 4 Class Treasurer 2 President Home Room 2 All School Chorus 2 3 4 Henry E lxerley Classical The man who orlxzmated the grm and brought lt to nts fullest devel opment Natlonal Honor Soclety 4 Debate 3 4 HIYI 2 3 4 Orches and Band 1 2 Class Presxdent 2 Pep Props 2 3 4 Polly Wxth a Past 4 Football Second Team 3 4 HxY Cabmet 4 Interclass Bas ketball 2 3 Cantata 2 H1 Y Con ference Wlchlta 4 Nothmg great was ever accomp hshed without enthuslasm GIFIRESCTVSI 2 3 4 All School Chorus 2 4 Palmer Penmanshlp Cer1:1f1ca.te 2 Gvm Demonstration 2 3 4 Penny Janes 8 4 Order of Gregg Artists 4 Joe Lee Hutchinson General All the quallflcatlons of a regular fellow rolled into one Natlonal Honor Soc1ety 4 HIY 4 Clee Clu 4 It Pays to Advertise 2 Amerlca Trlum Dhant 3 Student Councxl 2 Home Room President 4 Editor ln Chief of Annual 4 Polly Wlth a Past 4 M8216 Maker 4 All School Chorus 2 4 19 Orin Wentz Commercial 3 5 of hum gemus 2 5 sheer fudge Htstorlcal Pageant 3 Cantata 2 All School Chorus 2 3 Always ready for work or play preferably play Reserves 1 2 3 School Chorus 2 3 4 Peppy Janes Myrl Sclfers General Hxs friends they are many Hxs foes has he any? H1 Y Treasurer I Student Coun ml 3 4 Orchestra 4 Stunt Fest 1 Cantata 2 3 Pageant 3 . ih--L , ll HW M I T4 4 P id Q---, V N N V 2 - . - 1, . : '- . , , : tra - ' ' . .......... . Ethel Blancett .... Commercial Adalenc Allmon ,,....,. General I H ' ' , , . : - 1 Girl , , , 4: A11- ' . : : A ' 1 ' 2 . 8. ' ' ' t ' ' H . . : .l .- i : h . ' - l, 2. 3. .Z I b 2 l ' . , : 1 3 Louise Fxtzgibbons General Keep that schoolgirl complexxon President Glee Club Bungalow Brxde 3 Gxrls Quartet 4 Mlxed Chorus 3 4 V1cePres Home Room All School Chorus 2 3 4 America Trlumphant Tullp Txme 3 M8210 Maker 4 Sololst ln All School Chorus 4 G R Con renee 1 G R 1 2 Elsle Hulgan Commerclal It s mce to be natural when you re naturally nice tion 2 Gregg: Honor Roll 3 Offme Force 3 Expert 'Nplst 3 Com merclal Club 3 Peppy Janes 3 HlSt0FlC8l Pageant 3 Cantata 2 4 G R Conference3 Student Councll 4 Home Room Chairman 4 Luclle Brexvogel General Measured by Inches shes not very ta l But measured by pep shes the tall est of all Natlonal Honor Society 4 Honor 1 2 3 G Cabmet2 4 G R Conference Hol hsber 3 Glee Club 3 4 Mlxed Cho rus 3 4 All State Chorus 3 O chestra 4 Muslc Contest 3 4 T llp Tlme 2 Maglc Maker Peppy Janes 3 4 Ralph 1,1106 General Loyal ln frlendshlp and enthusn astlc ln a good cause Natlonal Honor Soclety 4 Minden nes Mol 2 HY34 H1 Mmstrel 3 H1Y Cablnet 3 4 Adam and Eva 3 Debate 3 liarltone Sololst 3 Glee Club 4 Soloist All School Chorus 4 Mixed Chorus 4 Band and Orchmtra 4 M3210 Maker 4 Edna l,lllllllllu Fonunercial A frlend for every smlle and a sm1le for all Ixfe Savmg 3 Class Night Peppy Janes 3 4 Gym Demonstratlon 2 3 4 G R Cablnet 4 Pageant 3 Rxley Chambers General There are mlles and miles but no mule like hxs HIY 1 2 Cantata 2 3 4 res ldent Home Room 3 Track 3 4 Leather Iun5.s 3 Pageant 3 Secretary Treasurer I ep Props 4 Wrestlmg 2 20 Edu ard Malle Commercial If I cant evade lt I bluff It Mars Kelley General Mary' as the day IS long Student Council 2 Aaron Boggs 4 Cantata 2 3 4 Gym Demon stratnon 2 3 4 Trafflc Cop 4 G R Conference 2 Home Room Officer 3 Andrew Clugstnn General When Joy and duty clash Let duty go to smash All School Chorus 1 2 P Props 2 E . . 1 , I . , , , . ,, 2 . :. 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R. - 1' -, 2 , f 3 - l , : r: : ' , : u- - - ,, : .. - ,, 4: .l 1 -1 i . ll E I Margaret Pallia General A merry heart doeth good llke a medlcme Gxrl Reserves 1 2 3 4 Peppy Janes 3 All School Chorus 3 Gym Demonstratxon 2 3 G A A 2 Soccer Champs 4 VS ilma Van Trease General Her voxce sxlences all other con versatxon School Chorus 2 3 4 Cantata 2 4 Gym Demonstration 3 Helen McGlothlin Classical Lxttle in size Also pretty and wise G R 1 2 3 4 Rmg Chmrman Aaron Boggs Freshman 1 Second Childhood 4 Glee Club 3 4 Lxbranan of Glee Club 4 Feat- ure Editor Booster 4 Amerlca Triumphant 3 All School Chorus 2 3 4 Vice-Prmxdent Home Room 3 Girls Chorus Cantata 4 Edu ard NIcQuade Gene! al If you thmk Im slow Just a k the snail I ran a race wlth Y 1 nd I 4 Or e tra 1 2 3 4 Intercla -4 Basket- ba 1 2 3 4 Student Councll 3 All School Chorus Irene lsn k I lasslcal Fa-t becommg' Gertrude Fdereles rnal ln the number of honors won ln athletics R Vlce-Presldent G A A 4 Fencmz Dlll 3 First Place Interclass Swxmmmz Meet 3 Volley Ball Champs 3 Gym Demonstratmn 2 3 4 Interclass Volley Ball 2 3 4 Interclass Soccer 2 3 4 Interclass Swlmmmg Meet 2 3 4 Don Gutterldge General Don t plne for honors take them HLY 1 2 3 4 Secretary HLY 1 3 -l VlCGPT8SldQHt HIY Pres :dent Home Room 2 'S 4 Basket ball 3 4 Co-Captain Basketball 4 Cla President 3 All School Cho- rus 2 Pageant 3 21 N oel Frakes General A rare combmahon of common sense nonsense and a good sense Football 2 3 4 HxY 3 School Chorus 1 2 3 N ma Ln mgston General Good nature IS the beauty of the mmd oon ee Club 1 Amerlca Trxumphant 3 Cantata 3 4 Sololst Cantata 4 Helen Harpole General Knowledge and goodness are twm born R 3 4 G R Con ence Coffeyvllle l G R Confer ence Independence 2 G R Con ference Plttsburg 3 Student Coun c1l3 G R. Cabinet 2 Bungalow Brlde 3 All School Chorus 2 3 Home-Room Secretary 2 G R Pageant 3 l 4 5 w .,..s .. . fl I 1 V l , . l . n . . , , ' , , , : Hi- : Ba , 2, 3, : ch- . 3 1 2 . Au, : - 5 S Y 1 v : ,SL I1 . , , , . , ' , 5 . . . : ll , , ., : ' : ' ' ' Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3, 4: All- l l 'U G R 1 2 3 4: no . Bl , ,. 5 , .G. .1: 2, 3,4:G. A. A. 2, 3,.4Z M 'Y-'12 fp nc? 1383, I ' r' : ' I - 1 U . ' , Z A I . -4------ .......-.- .. - - . i .U .. , . 5 l.. .. H . - . . , . : ' ' , '. - ' .5 . . G, . 1, 2, , 1 , . fer- 4: . H : -' ' ' ' '. ' , I ' : . . - I , Q' Therese Gllbert 1 lussu .nl Llke all good machme she works nolselessly Glr Reserves 1 2 3 4 Latm Club 3 Cantata 2 4 Gym Dem onstratlon 2 3 Frances Zagar General Best she s llked that IS allke to all Glrl Reserves 1 2 3 4 Peppy Janes 3 All School Chorus 2 Gym Demonstratlon 2 3 G A A 1 Ella M Skeen I lassical Her lntellectual system s so exten sive and greedy That when It comes to records Shes a walklng cyclopedy Natlonal Honor Society 4 Quill and Scroll 4 Glrl Reserves 1 2 3 4 G R Cablnet 2 Cantata 2 4 All School Chorus 2 3 4 Booster Staff 4 Vlce President Home Room 3 4 Latm Club 3 G1rl Reserve Conference 3 Peppy Janes 3 De- bate 1 Gym Demonstratlon Hugh McGuire C lasslcal A Sport Model Samt Band 1 2 3 4 Orchestra 1 2 3 4 Sololst Contest 1 3 4 1 Lols Seeley General The llght of wisdom IS ln her eye Natlonal Honor Socxety 4 Glrl Reserves 1 2 3 4 G R Confer ence 3 Debate 4 Natlonal Foren slC League 4 Second Childhood 4 All School Chorus 2 John Bell General The Wlnged Mercury of P H S Track Team 2 3 4 Captain Track Team 4 H Y 3 4 H1Y Cabmet 4 22 Fly de Ferguson General To be hurled xn a furnace I hope wall be my fate So that my bones may mmgle Wzth the ashs of the great Cantata 2 3 4 H1 Y 1 Scholar shnp Contest 2 3 Student Councxl 2 Class Secretary 3 Honor Roll Shirley Burnett Commcrclal Always ready for a good time Gym Deruonstratmn All School Chorus Commerclal Club Order of Cregg Artists. Fra ncls J Hall General All musical people seem to be happy H Y 1 2 3 4 Amerlca Tnum phant 3 H1 Y Mmstrel 3 Tullp Tlme 3 Glee Club 3 4 Bass Solo Contestant 4 Orchestral 2 3 4 Magxc Maker 4 Cantata 3 4 Pep Props 2 3 Hx Y Conference 3 Mxxed Chorus 3 4 I , 1 1 .X ,f-5: , 4 L. X. , - , '12, X s , ,' W. 1 . 1' Y --' .. ' ' ' ' ' ........ H . . i Q 4- - U H ' ' Y s, . - . I ' .. U ,U , , . . I. , ,, 1 1 , , , g Y, : , , : H- - W : ' ' - . , : - : .- , . - . A e . , 1, 3. '--,,-------- Y ' , 1 , N 1 I ..............., B , H . . 1, - Q - n 4. . . . . ,, H . H C , 1 , I - ' : , 3 - . 1 . - - Y , . . - - .. - . . I . . - . . . . . . ' V ' '. , ' .' , n ' n I 1 w , L .... ...., . L f l ,--,,Y---------- 1 ' 'K ' t 1 'v , U . . , ,, H . ' , H , - , ,n ' ' , ' ' , . H , . ' h . 1- . . - 1- , , , : - . l , ,, , - . , .. - . . , - , , ' ' 1' . . - - - , . , . . . , 1 - G . . I . .' ' j - Q r ' p . - . - . , . , . . - I I , . . ,-..- , , ..1 Genevleve Russell CIZLSSICRI Many a wlcked smxle she smole And many a wmk she wunk Qulll and Scroll 4 Booster Staff 4 Glee Club 3 4 Student Councll 3 Glrl Res rves 1 Aaron Boggs Freshman 1 The Boomerang 3 Magic Maker 4 Once ln a Blue Moon Tullp Tlme 3 All School Chorus 2 4 Cantata Sololst 4 G Rl Confer ence 2 Peppy Janes 3 Double Quartet 4 Honor Roll 1 Debate Team 1 Katherlne Tull Commerclal Wlsdom with mirth G R 1 2 3 4 Commercml Club All School 2 8 4 Pageant 3 Of flee 3 C0118 L Martin General A teachers dream of perfectlon Exchange Editor Booster 4 All Sc ool Chorus 2 3 4 Chlld Jesus 2 Yuletlde Memorles 4 Charles RIIHIIICI General Everyone llkes Charles Heres the reason why Charles lw a carefree lad Who makes depresslon fly Qulll and Scroll 4 H Y 3 4 Booster Staff 4 H1Y Cabmet 4 All School Chorus 2 3 Student Councll 1 Nlaurlce Leu IS General G R 1 2 3 4 Student Councll Adam and Eva 3 M3210 Maker 4 Glee Club 4 Second Chlldhood 4 Cantata 'S 4 Cym Dcmonstratlon 3 4 Soccer Champs Glenn Bl lggs Classical The good dle young but dad won t bury me Qull and Scroll 4 H1 Y 1 2 3 4 Vlce Pres H1 Y 4 Rooster Staff 4 Orchestra 1 2 3 Orchestra Con s l 2 3 Cantata 2 4 as President l H1 Y Mmstrel 3 23 R1 utus Holler General None but himself can be hls paral el Ba ketball 3 4 Football 3 4 Track 3 4 Ruth S Ball Commercial Student Councxl 2 G R 1 2 3 I Class Day 2 Gym Demonstra txon 2 3 4 Order of Gregg Artists 4 Health Play 3 Peppy .lanes 3 4 Cantata 3 4 Chrl-.tmas Play 2 Socctr Champs Johnnie Ylfftl Commercial Dld you ever have the measles and If so how many? Pep Props 3 4 All School Cho r s 2 4 Cantata 2 l l 1 l 1 , , W .. - v ' . ' . H . . , . ' . .. - - .. V ' .. - v . ,, , 1 ' I -H ' : I 5 1 A s- , : , 1 I , 1 ' n - I . ' ' ' - ' 1 2 , e , 2, 3, 4. ' 1 , . .. ,. , .. Q I .- . , lv , ll ' ' 9' . ' , . ' . , - . , , .. . U 1. .. - . l . U , - ' . , ' , , , . , ' I I I I .... . . .......... l . ........ Mixes pleasure with reason, The other one. Personality Plus. . . . ,, , 3, U ,, , .. - L , , - - , , ,: : - . , ' , , ' ' ' ' . 4 . , -, . 1 - . : I . 4 ' -' 'v I I -, I -' C . . . ,. 1 v. . . .. K Y . .. .. - , - .. - vu , r ll , . , . : - . , .- h , , 3 -- - . .1 , .l . , . 5 y : - - ,, .. - - , . - .. - . . . : ' . , , , - u , , . te.t . . 2 , C Cl s Allmetta Jacques General Muslc has ltS charms Allmetta IS one of them R abmet 1 G R 1 Once 1n a Blue Moon 2 Tuhp T1me 3 Maglc Maker 4 Sololst All School Chorus 4 Soprano Solo lSt 2 4 Glrls Quartet 3 4 M1xed Quartet 4 Stunt Fest 2 M1xed Chorus 1 2 3 4 Glee Club 1 2 3 4 HlStOFlC3l Pageant 3 Martha Newman CIHSSICRI A credlt to our senlor class Is she a busy clever lass A frlend to me a frlend to you R 1 G Cablnet 2 All School Chorus 2 8 4 Home Room Pres1dent 2 Glee Clu 1 2 M1xed Chorus 2 Muslc Contest 2 Lat1n Club 8 Once xn a Blue Moon 1 Zella Daniaux Commerclal Not all blondes are peroxlde G1rl erves 1 2 3 4 School Chorus 2 4 Orchestra 1 PeDDY Janes 8 Gym Demonstra tlon 2 3 Home Room Treasurer 3 George B Pettlt Classical H1-. program was as full a a Sophomores run about National Honor SOCl8'l'.y VICE' Presndent Class 1 4 H1Y 1 2 3 4 H1 Y Secretary 1 2 3 ee Club 2 3 4 Mlxed Chorus 2 3 4 Polly Wlth a Past 4 Boys Quar tet 3 4 M1xed Quartet 3 Sololst 3 4 Trl State Contest 1 2 3 4 Tuhp T1me 3 The Boomerang 3 It Pays to Advertlse 2 Hannah Jane lV1lson Classxcal and she had a httle curl Natlonal Honor Soclety 4 G R 4 retary G A A 2 Swlmmlng Meet 2 3 Captam Soccer Team 4 Soc- cer Team 2 3 HlSfDYlC81 Pageant 3 Cantata 2 4 Latm Club 8 Peppy Janes 3 Clyde G Kerley Classical Clyde and h1s flute are as lnsep- arable as Pan and h1s DIPE H1Y President 1 Orchestra and Band 1 2 3 Muslc Contest 1 2 3 Second Place Flute Solo 2 H1 Y M1nstrel3 S E K Orchestra 2 Track 3 4 Glee Club 3 Debate 4 H1Y1 2 3 4 HIYCOH ence Manhattan 1 Pep Props Hon or Roll 1 2 24 Jack Sears Classical I hold he loves me best who calls me Jack ' H1 Y 1 2 3 Latm Club 3 Pag eant 3 Cantata 2 Interclass Base- ll 2 3 Interclass Basketball Mane Usher O0Ill.lll0l'0l81 A steno Mar1e lntends to be And travel far across the busmess G R 4 Peppy Janes 3 All School Chorus 3 4 Gym Demon strat1on 3 Soccer Tournament 4 Sec Treas Home Room 4 Student Counc1l Alternate 4 Annual Staff 4 Order of Gregg Artlsts 4 Honor Roll 4 Gregg Honor Roll 4 George Stuessi General H1s proflles a fme Dellghtfull mtellectual acqulllne Natlonal Honor SOCIE'l'-Y 4 Qulll and Scroll 4 H1Y 1 2 3 4 V108 Presldent H1 Y 3 4 Interclass Bas ketball 1 2 3 4 Football 4 Track 3 4 Home Room Preszdent 4 Booster Staff 4 Purple and White 4 Interclass Track 3 4 Pageant 3 . ------ 0 ' . 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T i I Letha Mae Ware General All right folks lets yell l Girl Reserves 1 2 3 4 Student Council 3 Booster Staff 4 Polly With a Past 4 ' Bungalow Bride 8 Cheer Leader 4 All School Chev rus 2 8 Business Manager G R Amy Lyconie Martin General And still the wonder grew How one small head could harbor all she knew All School Chorus 2 3 4 Marguerite Broome General If an idle laugh were a drop of water she would be midst an ocean Girl Reserves 1 3 4 Orchestra 1 8 4 Peppy Jana 3 Cantata 1 4 Gym Demonstration 1 College High 2 Music Contest 3 4. Marion Seabough General Brevnty is the soul of wit Mane KK agar Lommercxal It is the tranquil people who ac compllsh much Girl Rwerves 3 Gregg Honor G A A 8 4 G Demonstration 2 4 All School Cho- rus 2 3 4 Peppy Janes 4 Gerald W aggoner General Hitch your Wagon to a star Pageant 3 All School Chorus 2 25 ......l Leslle Clapham General Give a clap for Clapham the captain of the Boosters crew Editor ln Chief of Booster 4 Stu dent Council 2 3 Cantata 2 4 Printing Club 3 Lawrence Jour nalxsm Conference 4 Pep Props 4 Yell Leader 4 America Trlum Lmotype 4 Leather Lungs 3 4 Vice President Leather Lungs 4 Quill and Scroll 4 Irene Johnston General She has a way all her own Glr Reserves 1 2 3 4 lee Club 2 Peppy Janes 3 All School Chorus 2 3 Latm Club 1 2.- Roy Daw is General You hear Roy laughing? You think hes all fun But the angels laugh too At the good he has done I-I1Y 1 2 3 4 Student Council 3 Student Council Sec 4 HIY Treasurer 4 Football Second Team 1 2 3 Pageant 3 All-School Cho- rus 3 Pep Prope 8 4. 1 i i W , 4 ii ,, E Play 4- phantf' 3: Vocational Printing 3, 4: . v Q - H I U 4, . . - u In ,H . I ' ' 1 - , . . : G - Roll: . I. . 1,' 2. , 3 ym. ' I 3 ' ' 1 - 7 9 v H ' L U - - 'nun , U n ' ' . 3. 4. I ' A Dc lotln I ops land General Why go around xuth a downward face'7 T1 the one that laughs that mms thc race Fxrl Re crves 3 4 Cym Demon tr t1on 2 3 All School Choru DL l1l.ll1 Pltt5 l 0lllllleI'Cl4ll I am sure care IS an enemv to 1 e Order of Gregg: Axtr-ts 3 G R 1 2 Debate Cnmmerclal Club G A A X ll gllll 1 N 011 lands Commel cull Shes so Jolly so wnty so gay That deep browed trouble never comes her way Columbus HlS1'h School 1 2 '3 All School Chorus 4 G R 4 Home Room Offlcer 4 leppy Janes 4 ll hn 11.11111 General Le'1 t .nd 1 soone t mended All School Chorus 2 That 'D9CLll13I' laugh what ear h heard It and remembers not? R 1 2 3 4 Peppy Janes 'Z Orchestra Contest 1 2 3 4 Orchestra 1 2 3 4 Ishmael I lllllllllgllillll 001101 ll My llfe Is llke a stroll upon e beach As nc-ar the oceans ed e as I can reach otball 1 2 3 Track 2 26 Nhles Bm ns I lasslcal If the world doesn t move too fast 1 ll keep up H1 Y 2 3 4 Student Councxl 4 Pep Props 2 3 All School Chorus 2 4 Secretary H1Y 4 One of the Lewis Twms Student Councll 4 One-Act Plays 4 Debate Tournament 4 Natlonal Fore-nslc League 4 MUSIC Contest M3210 Maker 4 All School Chorus 3 4 Glee Club 4 Stunt Fest 1 Gym Demonstratlon 3 4 Frank Ortaldo General Not to he laughed at and scorned Because he IS llttle of stature Tnterclass Basketball 1 2 3 I f I Y lg , . l 1 I , X. -1 .. 1 ... '. 1. .- - . - , . . - ' ' 's A ' ' J -1 . 1' s s , 3 1 . - , 3 'C , y '- . 11 a ' , Q - s 2, 4. - ' ' ' .' .,,...,. ' '- Marcella Gardner ...,.. General Maurine Lewis ...,.,.... General .. A D .. . f Z as .. - - .. l'f . ' . I ' ' 1 . . G. . . . , : 2. : l ' Q ' . r 1 ' 3: 1 C f , . , : - : S . . . . ', . 4: ' I Y' I ' '4 V ' . W ' 1 C ' '- ........ .. - '. v .2 .. 1 ff' U. ' -5. 2. B. ' 1 ' -, C : nz. , '1, i','3: Fo , ,, 3 - -, 4. W arren Beasley Classlcal Im a woman hater but the Buble says Love your enemxes Hxs topmost glory IS his red halr HIY 3 Speech Plays 3 All School Chorus 3 Dean Dyer General Aye' Every mch a. lung Natxonal Honor Soclety 4 Qulll and Scroll 4 Once ln a Blue Moon 1 Glee Club 1 2 Latn u 1 2 Y 4 H Cabinet 3 4 Student Council 3 4 Scholarshxp Contest 1 HIY Min strel 3 H1 Y Play 4 Boosber Staff 4 Class Treasurer 4 All School Chorus 3 Cantata 3 HI Y Confer ence Iola 3 Journalism Conventxon K U 4. Dorothy Bowers 1 onnnercml Has a smile that doesnt rub off Natlonal Honor Society 4 Glrl Reserves 1 Cantata 1 Purple and Whlte 4 Shorthand Scholar-whlp 3 Order of Gregg Artists Presulent of Home Room 1 2 Honor Roll 5 4 Underwood Typing, Awards Gregg Honor Roll State Typing Contest 4 He unconcerned would hear the mxghty crack And stand secure amxdst a falllng world H1 Y 1 2 3 4 All School Chorus Elsie Leu IS Commerclal The answer to a certain young mans prayer G r Reserves 1 2 3 4 ym Demonstration 2 3 4 All School Chorus 2 4 PGPDY Janes 3 27 ., mg .--.., I Ruth J ac kson General Falthful wxllmp, and good worker Ruth was never known t be a shxrker National Honor Soclety 4 Annual Staff 4 Secretary of Class 4 Vlce Presldent of Class 3 G R Treas urer 3 G R Holhster Conference r eserves 1 2 4 School Chorus 2 3 -I Aaron llo 5,-. Freshman 1 M8216 Maker 4 Glet Club 4 G R Mxdwxnter Conference 3 Gym Demonstra tlon 3 General I m not a polltlcxan and my other hablts are good O chestra 1 2 3 4 Band 1 2 4 S E K Orchestra 3 H1 1 2 4 Camp Wood 2 Wiary Collins General Other things we mlght repeat But most of all they say shes sweet G1rlReserxes 1 2 3 4 Cantata Cym Demonstratxon 2 3 ' s : l' - 5 5 1 2: cii It ' .Y Q ,a, Q A11- Albert Comstock, ....... General Charles Fogarty ........ General Frederick Sellmansberger '- , . , : - ,. r ' . . . : . , 3. : . . . . : '-Y . . n . . 1 . . : .U A .. , ' , i il D , , , :G . Clh , gHi- 1,2,a, .5 i-Y , ' - 5 ' U-' . '. . : I I .. i l 'da M 9 v'vQ 1 l i . F Mariam Evans Gene: al What hes beneath that svseet ln nucence? G1rl Reserves 1 2 3 4 Student Councxl 2 Cantata 2 3 4 Presl dent Home Room 4 Gym Demon stratxon 2 3 4 Glee Club 1 R meo and Jullet 3 Maryloxs Moberg Llasslcal I slept and dreamed that lxfe was beauty I woke and found that llfe was dutyw' National Honor Society 4 Quill and Scroll 4 Debate 2 3 4 Na t1onalForens1c League 2 3 4 Pres ldent Natlonal Forensic League 3 Debate Club 1 Once There Was a Princess 4 Aaron Boggs Fresh man 1 Booster Staff 4 Quill and Scroll 4 Glrl Reserves 1 2 3 4 G R Cabxnet 2 G R Conference 3 Elizabeth Palmer Classical Oh thou art falrer than the even mir alr Clad ln the beauty of a thousand stars Glrl Reserva 1 2 3 G R Con ference at Independence 1 Gym Demonstration 2 Cantata 1 3 Peppy Janes 3 Spanish Club 1 2 3 All School Chorus 1 2 3 Home Room Presxdent 8 Magic Maker Leonard lxalnuelskl General R111 Van Wnnkle-. closest rival Y 1 '3 4 Pep Props 4 All School Chorus 1 2 tcr Llass Basketball 2 Margaret Van Patten General And yet belleve me g00d as well as :Il Womans at best a contradlctlon Topeka Hlgh School 1 2 Glrl Re erves 1 2 3 4 Peppy Janes 2 NIOPPIS lllatuschka General A pleasant lxkable sort of fellow All School Chorus 2 3 4 Ro- meo and Jullet 3 Booster Staff 4 Quill and Scroll 4 28 Melvm House General I dont beheve In prmcxple But oh I do m Interest Student Council 2 All-School Chorus Lorene Baranj Commercial Lxttle luke a mosquito and sure can buzz Student Council 2 8 Gym Dem onstratlon 2 Cantata 2 Glrl Re serves 1 2 3 Polly Wxth a Past 4 Soccer Champions 3 Booster Re- porter 4 Peppy Jana 3 4 B111 Hill General Long lean, and hkable H1 Y 2 Interclass Baseball 2 8 4 Interclass Basketball 3 4. u ' r ' 1 ' V ' . 1 , ui- , 2. ., : .- 1, 2. 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Mary Miller Classical An extraordxnary gurl wlth an or dlnary name G R 1 2 3 4 Presldent G R 2 Polly wuth a Past 3 Student C uncxl 1 2 3 Student Councxl Cablnet 2 3 Glee Club 3 G R Conference 2 Honor Roll Magxc Maker' 4 All-School Chorus Spanlsh Club 3 Peppy Janes 2 3 Home Room Offxcer 1 2 3 Latin Club 2 America Triumphant 2 Cornne Carder General A gurl so full of pep and g'nt No one could worry her a blt Gnrl Reserves 3 4 Cantata 3 4 Speech Plays 3 Student Councxl 4 Peppy Janes 8 Home Room Offl cer 3 Marguerite Dixon Commercial Always ready to smile out loud Glrl Reserves 2 4 All School Chorus 2 4 Soccer Tournament Honor Roll 4 Gregg Honor Roll 4 Student Councll Alternate 4 Ted Perklns General He only rs a well made man who has a. good determmatlon Y 1 2 Gl ub l All School Chorus 2 3 Cantata 2 Speech Plays 3 Dramatlcs Pep Props Pageant 3 Home Room Presxdent 1 2 La Vaughn Matthews Conmnerclal Of her personal charms a second Interview ls not necessary to be convxnced Glrl Reserves 1 2 3 4 Gxrl Re serve Conference 1 Gym Demon statlon2 3 G A A 2 Pepy .lanes 3 All School Chorus 2 3 4 Oscar Schildknecht General Attended school for a pastime 29 WW alter W nse General Sometlmes Im wise other tlmes otherwlse Chrxstlne lxeller Classical But stxll her tongue ran on G r Reserva 1 2 3 4 ee Club 1 G A A Peppy Janes 3 Once IH a Blue Moon School Chorus 3 4 Latin Club 2 Gale Gradinger Classical ' The blush IS beautiful but it ns sometnmm mconvement HIY 1 2 3 4 Golf Tournament 2 3 4 lnterclass Basketball 4 Pep Props 3 4 Spanish Club 3 4 Vxce- Presldent Spanish Club 4 I i . 1 I ' 1 i i I I I I I I l L-,,.i n'. .. 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Glessner Long 1011111161113 Tying her bonnet under her chm She tled her raven rlnglets ln Glrl Reserves 1 2 3 4 G A A 4 Pep anes School Chorus 2 3 4 Glee Club 1 2 Gym Demonstratlon 2 3 4 Or der of Gregg Artxsts Helen McCl1mans General With us shes only been a. year But gve feel that she belongs rlght ere Interclass Volley Ball Team 4 In terclass Soccer Team 4 Bama Brand Classlcal She has the best Brand of fr1end ship and wlllmgness to help National Honor SOCIETY 4 Orch estra 1 Student Councll 4 Cantata 4 Glr R servs 1 2 3 -irdc n Robe! tson Gene: al He ecms the harmomous echo from our dl wrdant lxfe Topeka Hlgh School 1 Sprmgfleld Hlgh School 2 Boys Cholr 1 l School Chorus 2 3 4 H1 Y 2 3 4 Ethel Ogborn COIlIIll6l'Clal Generally speaking I am generally speaking G1rlReserves1 2 3 4 Cantata Charles XX llllams General My ambltlon IS to be the Worlds Champlon Wrestler Vocatlonal Prlntmg 2 Wrestlxng 2 3 All School Chorus 2 3 4 H1 30 1 harles VVilson General I don t care what happens Just so xt doesn t happen to me lI1Y 1 2 3 Pep Props 4 Isabel Falcetto Commercxal Joyous and eager shes ln for everythlng Qulll and Scroll 4 Annual Staff 4 Booster 4 Once There Was a Prmcess 4 Cantata 2 3 4 Gxrl Reserves 2 3 4 G R Conference 3 4 Gym Demonstration 2 G A A 2 3 Home Room Offlcer 2 3 Amerlca Trlumphant 3 Peppy Janes 3 4 G R Pageant2 G A A Soccer Team 2 3 G A A Bas ketball 3 Swlmmxng Meet 2 Llfe Saving Test 3 Interclass Soccer 3 Interclass Volley Ball 3 J ack Gaston General In mfancy he fell out of a wmdow and came down plump Scholarship Contest 1 3 Stunt Fest 1 Student Councll 2 Home Room Booster Reporter 4 Aaron Boggs Freshman 1 I-I1Y 1 4 If . 1 ..- I , . , v . 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Y3. f ' H I : ' V' Velva, Suppe Commercial The salt and pepper of P H S R 3 4 Class Da Gym Demonstratlon 2 3 Gregglte Commercxal Club 3 Order of Gregg Artxsts 3 Health Play 3 Peppy Janes 3 4 Cheer Leader 3 4 Can tata 3 4 Offnce Force 3 We engoy her ln plays So xntensely she portrays Glee Club 1 3 4 All School Cho- rus 2 3 4 M1xedChorus3 4 T hp 'Tlme 3 Magic Maker 4 Aaron Boggs Freshman 1 Adam and Eva. 3 Once There Was a Prmcess 4 G R Cabinet 3 G R 3 4 Muslc Contest 3 Amerxca Triumphant 3 Dorothy Froshour General The Home Bc kxnd of femxnxnlty John Brown College 1 2 College Hugh 3 Student Prxnters Club Bill I oxllot Genet al The majesty that comes from man s soul IS mlrrored xn hls eyes Quill and Scroll 4 Claw Presxdent 1 4 Class Kmg 2 3 H1 Y Secre tary 2 H1 Y Mmstrel 3 Hx Y Prexsx dent 3 Football 1 3 4 Baseball 1 Adam and Eva 3 Boo ter Staff 4 Camp Wood 3 H1 Y Con ference 3 H1 Y 1 2 Contmual cheerfulness IS a sign of WlbdOm chwtra 1 2 3 4 G R 4 All School Chorus 2 3 Peppy Janes 3 S E K Orchestra.2 Joe Rock General The Rock on whlch the pep of P H S was founded Class Treasurer 1 Annual Kung Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Once m a lllue Moon 1 Maglc Maker 4 Presldent Glee Club 4 President Iep Props 4 Boys Quartet 4 Mlxed Chorus 2 4 Polly Wxth a Past 4 Band 1 2 3 4 Orchestra 2 3 4 MUSIC Contestl 2 3 31 Ex eh n Bates Comnlerclal She-. right there when xt. comes to puttlng out the bulletins Glrl Reserves 1 2 4 Student Councnl 4 Gregg Honor Roll Com merclal Club 3 All School Chorus 2 4 MUSIC Contest 2 Orchestra 1 2 Interclass Volley Ball 3 Can tata 2 4 Office Force 3 Gym Demonstratxon 2 3 Fate tned to conceal her name by nammg her Smlth Glrl Reserves 1 2 Volley Ball 2 Cantata 2 8 Amerxca Trxum phant 2 Swlmmmg Meet 2 Madeline Kelly General My Wlld Insh Rose-14 Class Secretary2 G R 1 2 8 4 Student Council 4 Pageant 3 Gym Demonstration 2 3 Home Room Officer 1 2 3 4 All School Chorus 5 1 . AQ' 1 i 2 4 1 l i L l 5 E ' 1 ' ' r v v ' G. . 1, 2, ,I 5 y 2: . I , V . I ,.::, .,: - 2:..' S' :LQ ' 1 g - . Z D. , , 3: 4, . 1. H. Q Z . Maymie Prell ............ General Marcelle Mallory ...,,. Classical Juanita Smith ,,,, Commercial , : ' Or , . . : . -1.2. ' ,: g . A ,, . - -,, uf 3. : - , . 4: , 1 ' ' - 1. 2. l. ','4E ' : ' ' ' - 1: A . . ., l: ' - f : : ' , . w . , : . 1 2, 3, 4. . - v - ' 1. A , , ' : ' ' ' I . . , 4- Mary Slavin Commerclal There are scores of Marys youll recall But there 15 one tho not so tall Perhaps the nlcest of them all Cantata 2 Glrl Reserves 1 2 Soccer Champs 3 Order of Gregg Artists 4 Commerclal Club 4 Wxth the love of learnmg She seeks the sequestered nooks Wlth all xts sweet serenxty of books Cherokee High School 1 G1rl Re- serves 1 2 3 4 SCh0lB,I'Sh1D Con test 3 Cantata 2 4 Gym Demon stratlon 2 3 4 Soccer Champs 4 Della Ruth Starmn Classical One of the favored few who belneve In womans crowning glory Gxrl Reserves 1 2 3 4 Latin Club 3 Once There Was a Prm ca 4 All School Chorus Romeo and Jullet 3 Vi llbrur Xl ante General A perambulatxng comedy Quill and Scroll 4 H1 Y 1 2 3 4 Vlce Pres H1 Y 4 H1 Y Minstrel 3 Second Chxldhood 4 Pep Props 3 4 Speech Plays 3 Interclass Base ball 3 Booster 4 All School Chorus 2 3 4 Cantata 2 Student Councll 3 Orchestra 1 The world IS already better for her belng here Glrl Reserves 1 4 Spanish Club 3 4 Secretary Spanish Club 3 Gym Demonstratlon 2 3 Donald Hobson General Good nature personlfned H1 Y1 2 3 Band 3 4 Commer cxal Club 32 Gu endolyn Frasier General How happy is he born and taught That serveth not anothers w1ll Whose armor IS his honmt thought And snmple truth has utmost skxll Student Councxl 1 2 Second Team Football 2 Intex-class Track Classical True to herself her work and her frlends Gu-l Reserves 1 2 3 4 Spamsh Club Speech Plays Joseph Ferns Commercial Joseph IB affhcted by antlfemx mtxs but it occurs only ln spells otherwlse hes well i Q ' : . 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General Esther Schildkhecht . . . ,, 'H u h -- , , - ' f n in ' 5 'W than 1, Daisy Black General Constancy IS the foundation of all vxrtue Chorus 1 2 Geraldine Clapham General This girl IS full of fun and Jolly And can she talk Just like a pollg Lenore Mertz General Theres n. merry merry twinkle in her eye That beams on you whenever she goes by G R 1 2 3 4 Student Councll 2 3 Glee Club 1 2 3 All Sc ool Chorus 3 4 'Pulp Tlme 3 Once ln a Blue Moon 2 In Old Louisiana 1 Cantata Latm Club Earl R 13118011 General In HIY one could hear hlm say Its tlme to come to order today 3 H1 Y Pre-sldent 4 Debate Club Meet, the Famzly 4 Orche-. a 1 3 4 Glee Club 4 tata 2 4 Home Room Presldent Magrc Maker 4 Irene Culw er General But so falr She takes the breath of men away Who gaze upon her unaware Glrl Reserves 3 4 Gym Demon stratxon 3 Pageant 3 L Chesley Giles General Id rather wear out than rust o Lamar Hugh School 1 2 Band 3 4 Orchestra 1 2 H1Y 3 Pep Props 3 4 It Pays to Adver tlse 3 Scholarshlp Contest 4 33 Lester L Lucas General That tower of strength that stood four quare to all the wmds that blevx Footballl 2 3 4 Captam Foot- ba Team 4 Tack 2 3 4 o- Captaln 4 Carolma Mlnstrels 3 Home Room Presulent Z Inter Class Baseball Glee Club 3 4 All School Chorus 2 4 ll anda Nlarle Xl lllls General One who IS qulet yet withal so nlce That we value her frxendshlp at a very hxgh price G1rlReserXes 1 2 G A A All School Chorus 1 General Clarence Siebert Why am I here' Just to lend dnzmty to the Semor class Orchestra 2 3 4 Band 2 3 4 Cantata 2 Once m a Blue Moon 1 Home Room President 1 ,, f fa' I I., ' .,,. ,gf , 1A 'ft A QQ: 'N 4 Q 1 ' -r ' il' 1 nf 35 a ' V A ee A 4 is 1 A 3 as ei u N v V' w 1 I Y 1 1 Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3, 4: A11-school Hi-fl' 1. 2, 3. 4: Hi-Y Chairman ' 1 ' ' h ' : s- ll ' , , :C tr . 2, , : :.Can- ' ' : 1 ' ' : ' . . : . - ' ' . : . . 1, 25 ' : . 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I . 1 U l' ' I Rachel Short General A face wlth gladness oerspread G1rlReserwes 1 2 3 4 Cantata 2 3 4 Pageant 3 Florence Sears Commercml The beauty whlch old Greece or Rome Sung palnted wrought hes at her throne The throne of fa1rest Florence our queen Regally slttmg by the klngly Dean Gr Reserves 1 2 3 4 m Demonstratxon 1 2 Student Coun l 4 Vlce-Pres Home Room 4 Cantata 2 HlSUOTlC8l Pageant 3 Ione Burns General One of the reasons why gentlemen prefer blondes Glr Reserves 1 2 3 4 Stunt Fest 1 Cantata 2 4 Gym Dem onstratlon 2 3 4 Home Room Offlcer 3 4 Peppy Janes 3 Bob Park General One mrl and only seven nights a week H Y 1 2 3 4 H1Y Treasurer 4 Pep Props 3 Cantata 2 3 4 Home Room Pres -l Pageant 3 Helen Buck I lassical One Buck thats worth countless Lreenbacks Glrl Reserves 2 3 4 Cantata. 2 3 4 Soccer Tournament 3 Home Room Booster Reports 4 lharles I lunms General lfCll'l good 15 an awful lonesome J b P S Im not lonesome nd 1 2 3 4 Orchestra 1 M 1 lc ontest 1 2 H1 2 3 4 Student Council 2 34 I 1 Lau rence XV Gooch Commercial Never do today what you can pu off tlll tomorrow Orchestra 1 2 3 4 Band 2 3 4 All School Chorus 2 4 Com mercxal Club 3 Interclass Track IPIS Stahl General She works not all her t1me oes take For pleasure she does not forsake Mzxed Chorus 3 4 M8g'lC Maker A School Chorus 2 3 Ame lC Trlumphant 3 n txques 4 Gxrl Reserves 1 2 3 Poppy Janes 3 Oren McMahon General As long and as bright as a darn needle Track 3 Student Councll 3 All School Chorus 3 Polly wxth a Past 4 or 1 , . 3 1 ' ' Ln , v , . 4, S . i- , , , 3 '- , 'H 3, 4. 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I, A V 1 Lunice Taggart I Iasslcal Very punctual at not bemg tlme Orchestra 1 2 3 4 Glrl Reserves 3 4 Lat Clu Elsie Ralph Commercial Shes studying hard to know Just how to be a good steno Glrl Reserves 1 2 4 Gym Dem onstratlon 2 3 4 Cantata 2 4 Gregg Honor Roll 4 Eleanor Ross Q 18551081 Pep has she and talent too A combmatlon found ln few Natlonal Honor Society 4 Glrl Reservesl 2 3 4 G R Secretary 3 G R Conference 2 All School Chorus 2 3 4 Better Never than Late -I Scholarshxp Contest 1 2 Home Room Pres 2 3 Booster S f 4 Honor Rolll 3 4 Quill and Scroll 4 R nllzu d Elsmg Genet al In this book his art you vull ser An artxst great some day hell be ec Club 1 Aaron Bo Ls Freshman 1 Once In a Blue Moon 1 Mixed Chorus 3 4 Amerlca Trlumphant 3 Art Edi tor Purple and White 4 Tullp Time 3 Margaret Stew art I lassic al A word and a smlle Make her llked all the whlle National Honor Socxety 4 Glrl Reserves 1 2 3 4 Annual Staff 4 Student Counc1l3 Latln Club Offlcer 3 Scholarshlp Contest l 2 3 4 Orchestra 1 Aaron Boggs Freshman 1 Cantata 2 4 Honor R ll 2 3 4 School Hlstorlan 4 Gym Demonstratxon 3 Peppy Janes I' lgln I .lnnon C Ollllllerfllll ln the fourth hour class He lnvarlably snores And I swear that its worse Than the cannons of wars All School Chorus 2 3 4 35 Ras Wlueller General Lxttle ,labs and punches Little breaks and sprams Give a basketball player Tlme to use hls brains lnterclass Basketball 2 3 Basket ball 3 4 Interclass Baseball 1 2 3 4 Co-Captam Basketball 4 Paz eant 3 X in ginm NICRISC General What tranqull Joy her friendly presence brings lr Reserves 1 2 3 School Chorus 2 3 4 Leo If0lSdl'8llghl9Yl General Too had a boy cant change hrs name X Y 3 4 Debate 1 America Triumphant 3 All School Chorus 2 3 4 Speech 4 l l 5 1 . 1 ' . .' . . - ' ,,, : - Gl ,2, 3, 41 ' I -. - 1, 2, , 1 in b 3. 5 I , 1 U ' . - -3 I - j 1 ' - ' : ' G'1 .- , , . , 4: An- D. , . : 5 3- . . 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' A Q H 'Ii- -, : : ' Ulf S I I. .I I L ' Mars Jean Moffat 1 ommeu ial Shes a mrl of sense a glrl of wrt Whos never heard to say I quit Peppy Janes 3 Glrl Reserves 1 2 3 4 All School Chorus 2 3 Gym Demonstrahon 2 3 Julia Martin General The world forsaken when at her musxc man Play 1 Orchestra 1 4 Glee ub 2 Tuhp Tlme 3 Yuletxde Memones 4 Maglc Maker 4 Accompamst Gym Dem onstratxon 2 3 4 G1rl Reserves 3 Amerlca Trlumphant 3 N adine Edds General As dependable as the revolutlon of the earth Mulberry Hugh School 1 2 3 Glrls Basketball Team 2 County Spelling Contest 3 Glrl Reserves 4 All School Chorus 4 Ida Dol sex 01888181 A dandy url a loyal frlend Wlll never purposely offend Glrl Reserves Gym Demonstra tlon Hlstorxcal Pageant Delores Drake General Kmd words and few are womans ornament Demonstration Glrl Reserves Amerlca Trlumphant 3 Christine Ellis General She brmgs ln As as a matter of C0lll'S9 National Honor Soclety 4 An nual Staff 4 Scholar-,hxp Contest 1 2 3 4 Class Treasurer 3 School H1st,or1an 4 Honor Roll 1 2 3 4 Peppy Janes 3 Gym Demonstra tlon 3 Gxrl Reserves 1 2 3 4 36 Hilda E Rufenacht General True happlness consists m a mul txtude of friends Iowry Cxty Mo 1 2 3 Gxrl Re serves 4 Vlola Elhs Classical And oft I have heard defended I nttle sald lS soonest mended 3 Spamsh Club All School Chorus Irene Puffinbarger General A mxss is as good as her smile All School Chorus 2 4 Gym Demonstration 2 3 4 Latm Club 3 Gxrl Reserves 1 2 3 4 Peppy Janes 3 4 - - r 1 V u I H V' Q Parsons High School 1, 2: Fresh- Orchestra.: Peppy. 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' ' ,, . , . . . . , ,. . ,, 1 1 Mildred Hynds General Seward f lugston General Only one varlety of thls Hynds Men who have much to say use Glrl Reserves 1 2 3 4 Cantata the fewest words Gym Demonstration All School Chorus 2 3 4 Reva Martin General Reserved retxcent reliable Reva G1rl Reserves 1 2 3 4 Gym Demonstration 2 3 4 Cantata 3 Team lone Brunetti Classlcal Thou hast a charm to stay the mormng star Natmnal Honor Society 4 G R 3 4 Secretary G R 2 Vxce Pres G R 4 G R Conference 3 4 Once There Was a Prmcess 4 Assistant Edltor Annual 4 Booster Staff 4 Honor Roll 2 3 4 Scholar shlp Contest 2 3 Latln Club 3 All School Chorus 2 3 4 Peppy .lanes 3 Mildred Frasier I ommertiul A good sport with a cheery sm1le To be her friend you ll fund worth whlle Natxonal Honor Society 4 Schol arshlp Contest 1 4 Glrl Reserves 1 2 3 4 Sw1mm1ngMeet2 3 4 Order Gregg Artlst-, 4 Annual Staff 4 Green: Honor R ll 3 4 Penny Janes3 Gym Demonstration Emll Memchettl General Friends Romans countrymen lend me your ears H1 Y 1 2 3 4 H1 Y Cablnet 4 Hx Y Conference Once There was a Prmcess 4 Speech Plays 4 Cantata 2 4 Orchestra 3 Band 4 Debate 4 Pep Props 3 37 Earl E NI nller General It ns a yzreat plague to be too hand ome a man Natxonal Honor Soclety 4 Student C uncll 1 2 4 H1 Y 3 4 Second Chl dhood 4 Cantata 2 3 4 and H1Y Cabinet Pagmnt 3 Student Council Cabmet 4 Annual Staff 4 Claribel Carson General Laugh and the world laughs wlth y0l1 Student Councll 1 2 3 Sec G Staff 4 Annual Staff 4 Polly wxth a Past 4 G R Conference Estes Park 2 Glee Club 2 Can tata 3 X irgnl Huston General The more I know I know I know I know the less Y 3 4 Cantata 2 3 l ' ' l i I . 1 A f I 1 I 1 . . - . , - ..... ...1 ' l ' ' ' ' ' 0 ' . , : '- , :, 'l : , , : li 3, 4: '- I' 43 -. . . ,, H - - U I B D .'-'. 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Q v a Lax on Smedle5 General A happy heart reflected ln her cheerful smlle Girl Reserves 1 2 4 Orchestra 1 an ata Orchestra 2 3 Dorotha Brown General Blushes may come and blushes may go But freckles stay on forever R 3 4 Orche tra 1 Gym Demonstratmn 1 4 Cantata 1 4 Muslc Contest 3 4 Peppy Janes 3 College Hugh 2 Cleo Fon Ier Commerclal A fzlrl whos blnthe and full of glee Who dares to lduvh out loud and free Glrl Rescues 1 2 3 4 Glee Club 1 Gy'm Demonstrahon 2 3 4 All School Chorus '4 4 PCDDY Janes Ihllw Humble General He may lose his teeth but never his head Fort Worth Texas 2 3 Schl arshlp Contest 4 llfxllf B Schlang.,er, llasslcal Plea'-ant nn manner wltty ln Deech Charmmyz to look at shes Just a Nltlonal Honor Soclety 4 F 3 4 Vlce Presldent G R Debate 3 4 Adam and Eva Once There Was a Prmcess Student Councll 4 Annual Staff Honor Roll 3 4 Natmnal Forensic IeaLue '3 4 Scholarshlp Contest 2 Vlce-Presldent Class 1 Das e II llson General All I have learned I have forgot ten what I know I have guessed Football 2 3 4 Basketball 3 4 All School Chorus 38 Pharls S Osborn General Born for success perhaps to mould a mu,hty states decrees Hx Y 1 2 3 4 President H1 Y 3 H1 Y Cabinet 4 Vlce Pres Student ouncxl 3 President Student Council 4 Student Councxl Cabinet 2 Pep Props 2 3 4 The Boomerang 3 antata 2 3 4 Glee Clu Amerlca Trxumphant 3 Debate 4 Helena Rlordan Classical Nor hope to fund a frlend Who has not found a frlend ln thee Glr Reserves 1 2 3 4 ee Club 1 4 Coffeyvllle Conference 3 Once ID a. Blue Moon 3 Debate The Conflict 2 Latin Club John Laney General The Honorable J W L Himself See Press Revolutions Qulll and Scroll 4 Booster Staff 4 HxY 4 Vocatmrel Prmt nz 3 4 Amernca Triumphant 3 Can tata 2 4 All School Chorus 2 4 Franklin Prmtmg Club 4 Stu dents Prlntmg Club 4 Pep Props I E s . - Q f - .3-A, , b J ' -' ' - - I -' , . s 1, . : 0- '- . . . : ' '- 2 2, 3, 4: C t 3, 4: S. E. K. ' .4 ' ,A , '. ' 3 ' - . C . , ,, . , I b W . v w . , I ---------- . , . L . , . U , . ' 'u l . ' , K . . L .M peach. ' G. 1, , 1. S- .3,4. ,- L- :LRD .I ',' :GI , V. ' C ' ' , 2, . 2 ' - ' . . 3: f , 1 ' : , . h 2 . . .' :U H3: .. - .. 3 , . D 5. - 4: 3: .. - ., 3 - l 1 I 45 1, 2. 5 - , 1 ' 9 ' ' , 5 -' I ' , 3, 3, 4. ' ' ' ' - : ' ' 3, 4. ,Q hola Owensbv General A good name IS better than pre clous omtment Glrl Reserves 1 2 3 4 Chxlde esus 2 G A A G A Treasurer 3 G A A Presldent 4 All School Chorus 3 4 Amerlca Trxumphant 3 Soccer Team 3 ICPDY Janes 3 Llfe Saving 3 One who doesnt have a dlfflcult time llvmg up to the famxly name Natmnal Honor Soclety 4 Student Council 2 3 Honor Roll 1 2 Glrl Reserve 1 2 3 -I All School Chorus 2 3 Cantata 2 Booster Staff 4 Order of Gremz Artlsts Grevg Honor Roll Peppy Janes 4 Qulll and Scroll 4 Helen Scranton General In all my dreams Your faxr face beams Glrl Reserves 1 2 3 4 Benjamln Franklin Club Voc Prmtxng Muslc Contest 2 3 Orchestra 3 Gym Demonstration 4 Dan Ten ell General Dan li as popular a a Frulay af ternoon hollday Y 1 ll X Secretary olly Wlht I 4 Foo ball 4 Pep Prop 3 4 Iageant 3 All School Chorus 2 4 Booster Staff 4 Scholarshlp Contest 3 And though she goes thru deserts bare Her ready smlle would stlll be there National Honor Society 4 Glrl Re-serwcsl 2 3 4 G R Cabmet Hollmster Conference 4 Class Offl cer 2 Aaron Hogg- Freshman 1 Claw Annual Quctn 2 3 Once ln a llluc Moon 1 Student Council 1 Honor Roll 2 3 Booster Staff 4 Annual Staff 4 Qulll and Scroll 4 All School Chorus 2 3 Gym Dem onstratlon 3 Russell Eakms General Its nlce to have a wave when lts naturally wavy Debate 1 Glee Club 1 Once ln a ue Moon HIY Cabinet Cantata 1 2 Wlchlta Conference Fort Scott Conference Glrard Sectlon Meetxng 39 Tames Cumiskcw General Why should llfe all labor be Interclass Baseballl 2 3 Inter class liasketball 2 3 4 Football 4 Meet the Family 3 Vice Pre-udent Home Room 4 Stunt Fest 1 Qulet as a cyclone College Hlgh l 2 3 Glee Club 4 Glee Club Accompanlst 4 Sec ond Childhood 4 Mixed Chorus 4 Accompanlst All School Chorus 4 Gxrl Reserves 4 G R Program Commlttee 4 Spanxsh Club 4 So- lmst at Music Contest 4 Lhner W ilbert General Just glve hlm a Ford And he ll manage to fund a cargo Cantata 2 4 i A U l .. we l I 1 IJ. ,, , , W ,, . 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Thels Ruth Evans Remo TlSOt Pete Farabi Ellsworth Weaver Mary Frances Fleming Mardel1VV1ls0n Mary Konek Eunlce Morgan Beatrice Logan SPON SORS Loren Jarrell Anna Fmtel 41 , , ,, , , u I . l I I W w A- ,. . ,,,,Q,..,, ... ... 1 - 1 ' ' . . . , 1 1 , 1 1 v KT I 'vs- BIRST ROM Errora Burge Dwight McCoo1 Mary Adele Bflllll Harry Qulnn Katherlne Prenk SFCOLD ROR Leonard Brown Frederica The1s Jack DuBois Lorralne Curteman Kenneth Buntlng THIRD ROY! Beatrlce Logan XVes1ey Stuessl Hazel Bennett Harold Albers MarJor1e Dlxon FOURTH ROW George Burns Mary Frances Flemlng NVyatt VS ells Opal SIDES Frank Gavln FIFTH ROW Irene Horlne Harold Campbell Mardel Wilson Alphonse Crosetto Madge Allmon 42 t , 1 A .f .Z ,, , 2 5 W S V x I 'a A - I i ,t,, . . j ' eg, . M p V , M Q J ' Q ,-,,.. ? ,ji ' y V 1 me U 1 1 I V I 1 . , 1 v. 1 I ' 1 . 1 ' v I ' v Y . A . I , . . y . Y . , . . , ., y 1 . . . . , v . , . . , , , , - 1 . ! ! I I Y 1 ' FIRAST ROS! Kelly Manning Howard Walker Hazel Rogers Betty Scmadossl John Burnet Leslle Combs SECOND ROW THIRD ROW James Delaney Lee Tennyson Arthur Boulard Wllbur Clemens Jerry Reagon Carl Grlnstead FOURTH ROW Mxllard Graham Lloyd Schlapper George Beck Harry Boyd Ronald Tlttermgton FIFTH ROW E Rankin Chester Horton Cleva Bynum Maxme Rlsner Rlchard Easley Gilbert Bennington 43 Pat Kelly, Elizabeth Spragg, James Haigler, Christine Galbraith, John Casterman. FIRST ROW Thelma Blackwell Ralph Ward Jane Dlckey LEWIS Davls Eleanor Anne Prothroe SECOND ROW Llnden Tennyson Margaret Hlslop John Steele Dorothy Mae Calvm George Llvlngston THIRD ROVV Martha Cobb Carl Roberds Sue Edmondson Laurence Halliday Clara Relnerl FOURTH ROW Kelth Thompson Alma Elllcott Murry Cable Fern Cable B1lly Bxles FIFTH ROW Hermlone Lanyon Leonard Morgan Ruth Evans Harold Kldder Edlth Yeargan 44 i I . ' Q 1 5'- fi, .1 A , . V . Y l Y 7 ' , , , , - I ! Y 7 ' , ,,,. ,E U FIRST ROW Earl Carlton Rlchard Tangye Evelyn Patton Arthur Young Maurice Qulnn SECOND ROW Jack Galbralth Randa Purcell MRXIDG Wetzel Myer Rosenburg Dudley Dlxon TI-IIRD ROW Lois Sears, Celeste Eyestone, Helen Harry, Fanny Thomas, Eva Mae Phelps FOURTH ROW Lyle Hamilton, Raymond McGl0thin, Margaret Schrelner, Joe Wilson, Foster McAdams FIFTH ROW' Gerald Sample, George Farnsworth, Hazel Bennett, B111 Wxley, Lee McDonald 45 L,v..,,.,, - V 5 - , lt Q ' 5 t . E 4 Q zzn .. . X I . ' , X A x v 5 swf - , 1 A . . A 1 ' I V , ,x 5 ' 1. Y D i ! i I Y . ! I . Y l . I FIRST ROR Lavone Goetel Hazel Cardwell Helen Hawlfuns Ruth House Opal Frasler SEI OND ROW Adele Klrkwood V1rg1n1a Bell Hermann Babcock Loulse Parkm Nellle Llndsay THIRD BOX! Alberta Cummings Cllnton Phelps Julla Louzo James Stafford Helen Rogers FOLRTH ROW Lo1s Wyman Mlldred Repass Robert Owens Ruth Merlyn Osklns Mary Konek FIFTH ROW Jane Orr Lonstance Slmlon Athena Pappadakes Cozette Floyd Lawerne D3Vld 46 11 2 ' v l .4 4 n V4 , 3 1- W ,.. 41 T 5 - Tiff, 1 V l.:, L , -1 ,. 1' .1 A , + .1 gs, ., 1 - . '12 ' 1 mf ... ., ' ,,.s.- A , ,A 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 - , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 s . . . Y 1 I Y ' BIRST ROXV Velma Asklns LEWIS Bennlngton Ma.rJor1e Burr Paul Ellls Angellna Massevero SEC OND ROWV Francls Murphy Margaret Catgenova Harold Mason Vae Frakes Ralph Fogarty THIRD ROW Gladys Baggerly Paul Burke Clelxa Bosette Vernon Reese Ellen Loulse Gllchrist FOURTH ROW Edward Wl1llamS MarJor1e Scott, Pete Farab1 Dor1s Rogers M1lls Mangrum FIFTH ROW Pearl Swlsher, Emanuel Carter, Anna Prell, Harold Konske, Kathleen Illff 47 Engl, I 6' 9 ,, I ' ,E 13' .2 Q 2.4 - V V i .' E' I i 1 1 . , . . , . . I . , . . Y . 1 ! I I ' Y Y Y . ! 7 . . 1 1 . . , . . ., . I . U John Rxchard Shafer Presldent John Hugh Hutchlnson XICG Presldent Letha Orrborn Carl Glick Faye Martln Bxll Kneebone Charles Ponce Helen Magee- Harold Jones Lavon Jack-.on LaDonna Vehart Jesse Graves Frances Mae Glbbs Ernest Baram Jams Kerr Louxse Bonnet Lowell Johnson Vu-gma Martln Mildred Byers! Paul Stamm Leonard O Laughlln Dorothy Ball ROW ONE Gordon Whxte Iewell Lewls ass Leu ROW TWO Ruth A'-kms Carl 'ihepeard Nadine Morehouse ROW THREE liyron Trlplet Mlldred WllSDH Kenneth Fry ROW FOUR Josephlne l maart Bert Hlll Ioulse Wallace ROW FIVE J I Craham' lluoky Bunyan l uclln Wlluamx Maybelle Cox Wally DeArmond Trewa Frasier Arthur Buchman Anna Yapzar Jack Helm Bertha Hess John Shafer Opal Smlth Carl Welch Lorlne Slmms Merlm Wxlson. Marjorie Nordyke Ruth Gardner Frances Audleman 0 Y My l 48 LQ .. A ., ,., ,Y ,- . N ,Q , - YI ,- 'A 4 O ' H' r ' ' ' l. r 4 1 N, , Q l f X f , f V1 1 ' ' I y A , y . 4 V , ,- -.. . 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Bryson Raymond Pasley Frances Cllmore 49 Robert lxelley Margaret Benelli' John liu-.er Iavon Strevel' Mllton Lacharlas Kathleen Patton Bob Nesch Perma Cubette Mxlton Dawes la Oak-.on Lclward McNally Ruby Phelps Max Platter M'xrLaret O Connell Fred Iochrle --....-., EEE I 5 R , f 2 an V3 ' '4 4 , 'i'Q I 5 , 'A A I l , Q Q., l ' , sr, ' ,ll If I I ' I , I i 7: WV 4 V .. t Q i , R f 'V f, fx. e sn' - 1 ' 1' V 1 -' - Q Q L ,W - r . 3 I O5 1 f, Q ., f -1 . . I ,fl-lvl' ----.a'i.zi1 '..a.., ' ,.:r9' ..-an-B va ' ' ' ' ' .. ' pr? , , , , ,..... .,. ,..,, ' , -g:',.,'7:-.L'g.Kggf A A r ' 'g k 3 of If . il L 3 2 . ra 2 1.. 22 A fe .' lf A. 3 f r -, -V 5 yi all ya., it ,xx .1 v , .V D A 4 g A ' , ,.. ' 2 If ..41.ra, 1.1.4 -.-.-1:-rj , . , ' ,--1: x , - R--,- -mu , .-4... ,,,.py. ,,, -1 ,, 2 , 'j ' 1 ' I 3 Q I- ,FF 5 J iz 5 4 b .f A f 4,1 G 4 A 1 ,J S I . 'I - . av W or N , Row ONE Margaret E. Parks'!Norman Morris John VVm. Harold' Roene Halley Helen Pannlck- Jack Blshop Clmt Raukm ROW TWO lvllblll' Pufflnbargerllaxlne Repassf Dorothy Ann Crew!'B1lly Tuke Roland May- Helen Scott Nell Foster ROW THREE Lols Hallacy' Joe Thomas Bruce Thomas Juanlta Updegrov-e Laverne Seybold Claude Burke Albert Massman ROW FOUR Dlck Sanford Hxltrude Moore C hrlstlne Sprlggs Howard Tucker: Earnest Browmng Margaret Ryan Ellzabeth Repass ROW FIVE Mlldred Holt Russell McDonald Otto Polotschnlk Clarlce Delll Ellzabeth Murphy'Edward Trumbull, DHHIGI Sh1el-- Viola Manitz Jack Ryan-X M1rza Shelton Joe VVIISOII- Nadlne Morrls Jack Smith Maurlne Jackson Jlmmle Love Lavon Gardner Bobble Llvely Henrletta. Cummlngs DeVere Love M1ldred Matheny John Fnms Taylor Mary Danlaux 00 -'1 ...MA . . A . . F, ,,,,. W ,,.--,.t 2 ,.,, ..,. , -, we . , -I . ,.,.- .,-L,.L,,----. i ., . 'L ,,.v 1 ' . f' flii Q , H E Q s n . , ?fr, J . fi., 1 J 5 , J ft . 'ie J f J E ', 1.4, 7 S at ' A . , f ,-. 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M f- N, -mx-I A f 1.x ' N Q If :Lg '75 iff in f fl ' ' A, .X 'I' u X X, pl 1 - . 1,111,515 ' Q -Q N -,, UL QFL' ' I, f 4 X anus morznzm N f A nm yv ffsuy FOOTBALL Golng through the season wlth only one regular of last years champlonshlp team the Purple Dragons ended thelr conquests ln the S E K 1n fourth place They won three games and lost four One game the Old Grad fray ended ID a. scoreless t1e The S E K ln lts second year of exlstence wltnessed a most successful race as each team played the entrles of all the other schools Independence flmshed flrst followed by Chanute Coffeyvllle and Plttsburg ln that order Coach Charles Morgan molded a formxdable team that regained its balance after three SUCCESSIVS losses and was feared in all quarters The lme composed of Russell Palmer constantly opened holes for the backs Colllot Morosm McDonald Ludlow Frakes and Stuessl to go through SCORES Pittsburg 0 Old Grads Pittsburg 0 Independence 0 Pittsburg 0 Coffeyvllle Pittsburg 6 Chanute Pittsburg 32 Parsons Pittsburg 33 Iola Plttsburg 8 Fort Scott Plttsburg 14 Columbus Average per game 11 62 Opponents 5 75 Twas a Flghtlllg' Outf1t That Represented The Purple Dragons 54 Walker, Smith, Wilson: Kees, Holler, Lucas, Nation, and 0 ' ' 12 12 0 ' 0 ' 14 ' 2 93 46 CLEO KEES Cleo wasn't afraid of anything, and the way he tackled made many of the opposing ball carriers wish they had never run into him. He took his man out when that was his job and on defense helped to make the line fast. BILL COILLOT Bill, in playing his last year under the Purple and White standard, gave a good account of himself in all games. He carried the pigskin for plenty of gains and could be depended upon when some yardage was needed. He also added to the defensive power of the Dragons. CAPTAIN ELECT RALPH RUSSELL Ralphs efficient work awarded him with a position on the second all star team at the close of the season He was one of the main stays in the line and was unanimously elected to captain the Purple Dragons during the 1930 season of which he should prove an able leader CAPTAIN' LESTER LUCAQ Luke played up to the same fine standard he is always capable of besides carrying the burden of the captaincy on his shoulders He was awarded a berth on the second all star team at the end of the season This was h1S last year and P H S will miss his services greatly 55 PAUL LUDLOW Paul was the general utility man and played equally well at end and in any position in the backfield. He did good work in the Iola, Parsons, and Fort Scott games and will return for another year of competition. GEORGE STUESSI This was Sticks first year as a member of the foot- ball team. He did a nice job of playing and whenever called upon filled McDonald's place in a good way. He is another one of those who soon will be Alumni. CHARLES PALMER Chuck had the misfortune to break several bones in his foot before the season ended His performances before were of good caliber and he was ready to go ln whenever he was needed This was Charleys last wear HOWARD VVALKLR Howard is a quiet unassuming fellow who plays the game hard and clean He did h1S share in all the games and proved valuable to the team He has another year of competltlon ahead and should make a good record for him se f HADLFY NATION Hadley has been out for football every one of the four years that he has been in this school and this year he put forth his best whenever sent 1nto the game fighting all the tlme 56 NOLL BRAKES Frakes IS another one of those who leave us He f1n lshed hls fourth year of football under Charley Morgan Noel showed that he could pack the plgskxn wxth accuracy and went across the l1ne several tlmes for touchdowns defense he played end and smeared many plays before they were well under way BRLTU9 HOLLBR Boots after belng out of school four years came back and won a DOSIIIOH on the starrlng eleven 1n his last year here He was small but thls helped hlm for he was Con stantly ln on plays and 1n taklng h1s man out CHARLES SMITH Smltty IS another who belongs to the class of 1930 and therefore flnlshed hls hlgh school football career Chuck IS a, b1g fellow and held up h1s part of tl1e hne both on the offense and the defense ln a mauer that speaks well for hlmself ROBERT McD0lNALD Bob was the teams hlgh scorer and whenever a yard or two was needed Mac s name was called Besldes lugglng the oval he d1d the puntlng and backed up the llne ln a sweet manner Bob as yet has not dec1ded whether he will be back for football or basketball RUDOLPH MOROSINI The smallest man on the squad but at the same tune the fastest Rudy plloted the Dragons from quarterback ln a manner that brought hun praise ln h1S last year He was a very accurate passer wls death on tackling and as an open tleld runner was hard to beat DAVE. WILSON Dave stepped mto a blg hole to flll but the way in which he accompllshed the Job is well worth mentlonlng He was a power on both defense and offense and was con tmually puttlng the old flght mto the team wlth hls talklng the game up Th1S was lns last year here ? 07 rf,-wf-W 19 - TRACK - 29 The 1929 track season IS almost a year old but the work of those who comprlsed the Plttsburg Hlgh team vull not be forgotten The Purple strlped tracksters won hlgh honors 1n every meet except one wh1ch they entered this year and brought home many trophles In thelr flrst meet of the season the Morganxtes snowed Columbus under on Brandenburg Fleld by a score of 82V2 to 49 2 3 They f1IIlSh6d runners up to Sprlngfxeld 1n thelr next meet the annual Ozark VVesleyan the servlces of Dues who at the same K U Relays tossmg the shot for a flrst but were wlthout tlllle was at the and altho forced won Fort Scott The S E Ix league meet iollovsed to exert themselves to thelr l1m1t they the1r nearest competltor agam forced them to then best ln the sectlonal meet and vshlch Purple copped In the state meet Johnnle Bell was the only Plttsburg entry to place wlnnlng thlrd ln the 880 Fourteen men were awarded letters John Manley and Lester Lucas co Cdplallllllg the team John Bell was llllalll mously elected to lead the team next year On the track Lucas Kerley Yolk Prlce McMahon Ellls and Graham took care of the SpI'11lT.S hurdlss shorter races and the relays whlle Bell Manley and Stuessl entered the longer events In the fleld events Chambers handled the pole vault and Dues and Russell took the care of the welghts 42 Fw? il . . , . , , . y 1 . . . . v Y , . . . , v I v , ?. v . 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Pvnct Russell 58 Jun Dun Stu! in BASKETBALL The 1929 1930 basketball season was one of the most successful if not the most successful season that Pittsburg High bcliool fver witnessed in the cage game Of the Z4 games played only two were lost and gave the Purple Dragons one ot thc best records in the entire state They won tl1e S E lx title the Regional Class A tournament and then went to Topeka for the state tournament Losing an early morning game to Qumter in the first round they tarted in the consolation tournament play and won three games in a row to capture the state consolatlon title It was one of the smallest teams ever to represent P H S but they played some of the best basketball that was ever seen in the state CO LAPTAIN RA1 WILELLLR Dutch was shifted from forward to guard to strengthen the team and he did a sweet Job of playing at the back and was placed on the state honor roll l 0 l XPP UN DON I LTTl'lillK1-lf. Prcxy ended his high school basketball career 111 a path of glory by the excellent all dIOllI1d playing which he ex hlblted He was awarded places on several all star teams and was pl iced on the state honor roll I 59 - 1, w , .' , .S ' 2 . . s . . . . , , . . . . 1 , Y Y 4 Y . ' A position. He also rated positions on several all-star teams . . V , f . . . . 1 ' 1 I A A l A E ' l 1 .1 ' its 1 1 Y 1 .1 x ' ' Y -. . f Y' ,A ' - ' ' g v 1 1 1 K. f L -S L , ' z . Us. I 7'flyyo--L x Y i LHET Nici, ART! Chet led 1n the xndlvldual scorlng column of the S E lx ln hls flrst year He rated a posltlon on the all star team and was a werx valuable member of the Dragons addmg pomts on several occaslons when they were most needed R -KLPH RUSSELL Rusty controlled the tlpoff most of the tlme for the Purple Dragons and altho he falled to place on any all star teams he vsas perhaps the greatest reason Plttsburg flnlshed on the top ROBI4 RT Mc DON ALD Mac galned fame for IHS long shots and these brought vlctory to the Dragons ln several games Bob also gamed all star team dlSt1I1Ctl0ll bemg named as captaln of tht S E K selectxon Rudy was able to play elther guard or fO1WaTd wlth equal ablllty When Mueller was 1nJured IVIOTOSIH fllled hls place ln a nlce manner and ln the state tournament dld some sweet playmg Tlus 15 Rudy s last year here 60 R.EnyL....l RUDOLPH MOROSIN n ' , Xi K f f -W t 1 N, GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION c hll s Xthlztu Xssm11t1u11 yy IN lormfd 111 Oc to 1927 by Nllss Hlllls dlrettol nt the physual ulueatlon de DIYUIIEIII for f.,lIIS The pnrpost of the organlzatlon is to , Illl 111., g,1r1s ul the sehr to tosttr school sp1r1t hy cluelopmg mtertlxss d.lI1ILt1CS to DIOYIIIL !'4LOgl1ll101l lor 1thltt1t dblllly and to fosttr good CIIIIQIISIIIIJ Awards 'xre 55111211 to those who rerelve the speclfled l1llIl1IJQ.I' ot pmnts X11 lIlS1gl1121 the fm 1rd for 100 polnts w1s g1NQl1 to L1111111 Besyyltk Sal 1h xlllk Marie NVa,g,ar Lftha XXIIIUIIS and f,I1I'lSI.1l18 bpllggs H1lda lurk Nlarle XVag.1r Ruth hyans and Letlm Xhlklns who earned 300 DOIHIS retely ed 11Ll1116I'd1S A lettel IS glyen for 700 points Edlth Seargan Helen L0111se t,11lch11st 1nd Lorrame Cur teman each recened a letter The lnghest award IS a medal yxh1cl1 IS very dlfflcult to earn and requlres three years of hard yy Olk Irene hlrk Nola Oyyensby and .Iallle XVIISUII earned the requlrecl 1200 pomts for the medal The names of the off1cers follow Presulent Nola Owensby y1tepres1dent Sarxh Nlack txeasurer Irene Klrk secretary LOI'1d1l10 C,11rte1nan FGCOFLIIIIQ., secretarles Ed1th Yeargan and Xae Flakes There are twenty one members The most 11np01tant eyent of the DIIQSICHI educatlon d9Dd.I'tll1G1lf. dllflllg tl1e tntlrc yen vw ts the denlonstratlon cn Ap11l 11 ues tj lht pro1.,rt1111c011s1ster Ot 1118111116 rltnces d lls 2.,X1llIl 1st1ms 1nd gunss Two 1 n ed und sm ycnly IIVQ g,1r s putu 1p1t IIIIIS vw IH the thlrc 111011811 111011 g Q11 m w s 0 of the 0 lldlllf, e mnts ol 'S 61 SOCCER Much mterest and enthus1asm were dlsplayed ln the first tournament of the xear the soccer tournament wh1cl1 began ln October and ended November 30 Each gym class chose two teams WhlCh played ln class the wlnner of the gym class be1ng the team that won two games out of three Then followed the el1m1nat1on contest wxth the Sopho mores furnlshmg keener competltlon than ever before two of thelr most powerful runners up be1ng Lrttle Dragons captalned by Edith Yeargan and Powerful Kates Wlth Irene K1rk as leader The Red Terlors a Junlor QQIIIOI' team Wltll Janle WIISOH as captaln proved themselves stronger however bemg vlctors ln flV8 games The members of tl1e uctorrous team were Jalllfi Yhlson Cfiptam NIITIL Lsher Ruth Ball rlce LEWIS Wllma Van Trease Reya Bol1nger Florence Sears Margaret Pallla Tressa Nlarshall Glessner Long La von Cunnlngham and Pearl Svusher 62 ev l Q Y . I ' - ' KI ' lv ' ' lt 11 ' ,, , ,, . - . . . ! L 1 1 V V Y v 7 ' : , . ' ' 3 . z 'A ' , . , Reva Martin, Emma Revia, Cora Howard, Eva Brady, Mau- , ' , ' 1 ' , ' , - . , Y. Q VOLLEY BALL WlDt6TS most favored lndoor sport ln the glrls ath 1et1c department IS volley ball For the last three years the games have been played 1n tournament style each gym class chooslng two teams and wlnners playxng wmners unt1l all are elxmmated but two teams ThlS year the flnal contest was between a Sophomore and a Junlor Senlor team The Sophomores who won two out of three games played were v1ctors of the tournament The games were 6XClt1I1g slnce the score was very close 'Nhldred Fras1er was captam of the Shootlng Stars the Junlor Semor team who were defeated Her team mem bers were Helen McCl1mans Julla Lonzo Angellna Masso vero Ethel Ogborn Opal SIDES Cleo Fowler Isa Sherman Evalyn Patton M1ldred Norman Chrlstlne Galbralth and MarJor1e DIXOH Subs Els1e Ralph Emma Jacobs and Loulse Lyman The wlnmng Sophomores the Lucky Strlkes had for thelr leader Marle S1lv1a Jenme Ortaldo Roene Halley Ruth Phelps Ruby Phelps Tl1yra Fleck Nlaxlne Karns Ruth Cordlay Ruth Hlgdon Margaret Bean Loulse Bonet Elvlra Wllllams and Lorene D'tv1s composed the team Thxs tour nament glV6S a good example of the many lnterestxng events worked out ln thls department L... 63 ...il- . , . 1 . , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - - - ll - 11 1 1 - 1 l - 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 1 ' n ' 11 1 1 - 1 1 1 . 1 -1 1 A 1 1 1 1 1 , 4 . ' SWIMMING MEET 1930 All classes were well represented ln the lnterclass swlmmlng meet held Feb 10 A score of seventy one DOIHIS made the Junlors wlctors The Semors came out second w1th tlftx s1x polnts The Sophon ores who had not so mucn practlce and BXDQFIGHCB won two polnts The 1nd1v1dual Illgh pomt wmners were 1 Irene Knk '38 Domt 2 Angelma Massovexo 17 polnts 3 Lorrame Curtzman 16 pomts Each person gettlng a place was awarded wlth a rlbbon The events and f1rst places follow Plunge for Distance Twenty Yard Free Style Backstroke for Form Crawl for Form Slmzle Overarm Forty Yard Free Style Sxde Stroke for Form Egg and Spoon Race-fTxeJ Breast Stroke for Form Breast Stroke for Style Relay Junior Team comoposed of Mary Konek Angelma Massoxern Irene Klrk Irene Ixlrk Iorrame Curteman Irene Klrk Angelina Mas-.oxero Irene Klrk Ruth Hlgdon and Iorralne Curteman Irene lurk Anrzellna Massovero lil he Pxgg Angelina Massovcro Vae Frakes QW IMNIIN C 'Nil' FT 1029 Although we have almost forgotten the meet held ln May 1929 we must stop and glV8 some recogmtlon to the Sophomole class, vsho came out of obscurlty and won the meet wlth slxty one polnts ln thelr favor Forty seven polnts brought second place to the Junlors Irene Klrk, who recelved twenty one polnts took the hlghest 1nd1v1dual place Blllle ljlgg came second Wltll nlneteen polnts 64 Candle RmIIIIfi1ii1IIQijiliililiiiiiiiiit file, ffm' , ' A . 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E i l . i 5 I 3 5 . , . 7 f 5 LIFE SAVING Junlor and senlor llfe sawlng tests were given thls year and last Rear to gtrls Interested ln that phase of DIIWSICBI educatlon Emma Bendetto from the Kansas State Teachers College gave the tests th1s near Both tests are rather dlfflcult The Junlor test for those twelve wears or over I'9Qll1I'fS much practice ln order to perfect the ses eral releases holds and approaches Both tests require the knowledge of resuscltatlng an unconscxous person A person passlng the semor test must be seventeen tears of age or over In addxtron to the requxrements of the Junlor test she must pass other and more severe tests She must take an oral examlnatlon ln l1fe saw mg Wflte an essay on the prone pressure method of rescuscltatlon explam the method of llftlng from tank or on to float and have a mem bershrp rn the Red Cross Enamel pms membershlp cards and emblems for the bathlng sult are gnen for awards The glrls who passed the semor test last year were EISIQ Gulnn Edna Pummrll Mlldred Fras1er and Mar guerlte Iorl Irene Kirk Vae Frakes Lorralne Curteman Nola Owensbw Irene Bertha Schlanger and Shtrley Bell Saunders passed the Jumor test last ye tr Thus year the senlor test was passed bv the followlng Clytla Oehme Juanlta qIlllth and Jxms VVII'-:OH Those passlng the Junior test were ChI'l'stlIl6 qprlggs Martht Cobb 'UAXIIIQ IXZIIIIS XI 'une budge Ietha XVllk1ns Mar garet OConnel1 and Norma Xlurphv Qtanrllny. lleft to Rlzhtl FudL.e Wlllun OConncl Qmlth Wllrm Ixarn Uchmc Cobb Hxgdon lxnecllm. SDTILL Saunder Sthlanger Owen hy C, lllllll nn I-mkf, I-r'1 ur lurk 6 I K . -1 . . - , v v , ' ,Q ' ' L Q, , . . . Y - , , 1 l ' 7 - .vt v .. ' ' s 'z . Lorraine Curteman, Vae Frakes, Irene Kirk, Ruth Higdon, , I , . a. f, 4 4 f ' , A' ' . ' , . s, Q' ' ' , ' s ', 'U ' 2: , z'-4, '1s , V' , Yflnvunl 0 SWF J PURPLE AND WHITE STAFF I1 dltorlal Edntor ln Chlef Joe Lee Hutchlnson Assoclate Edltor lone Brunettl Sport Edltor Geo1ge Stuess1 Llterary Edltor Margaret Stewart Llterary Edltor Ruth Jackson Literary Edltor Irene Bertha Schlanger Business Buslness Manager Earl Mxller Staff Llterars lfdmtor Art Fdltor Art Edltor Typist Typlst Staff Sales Manager ASSISCHHI BUSIHGSS Manager BGSSIP H111 Asslstant Sales Manager Isabel Falcetto Sponsors Mrs Dora Peterson NIISS Anna D Costello Clarxbel Carson Francls Rlordan Wlllard Elslng Dorothy Bowers Mlldred Frasler Don Gutterldge The Purple and Whlte the vear book of the Plttsburg Senlor Hlgh School IS consld ered an lmportant proJect of the school as lt preserves memorles of hlgh school hfe The frrst Purple and Whlte whlch was lssued durlng the year 1899 1900 conslsted of a Thanksglvlng a Chrlstmas and a commencement number Several numbers were pub llshed each year untll 1910 when the pubhcatlon was made a yearly affalr The Purple and Whlte of todav alms to record all the lmportant events of the current year The records are made more lnterestlng by the use of plctures throughout the hook The book IS publlshed by a staff chosen from the Senlor class The selection IS made by the prlnclpal and the faculty Each year the annual IS dedicated to some 1nd1v1dual of outstandlng promlnence or to some school actlvxty of unusual lmportance Usually an outstandmg actlvlty IS featured ln the dedlcatlon and is used as a theme throughout the book 66 . . WU ' y H30 - ' , h 0 sport Ed1torffffffffffifffcllristine Ellis Snapshot Eiiiikiffffffffffffffffffff ..... Marie Usher THE BOOSTER EIIIYOIIWI Staff Edltor ln Chlef Leslle Clapham Asslstant Edltor Dan Tewell Make up Edltors Eleanor R035 LOIS Smart Reportorlal Staff Sports Edltor George Stuessl Personals Letha Mae Ware Assrstant Sport Edltor VV1lbur Walte Features Ella Skeen Gxrls Sports Edltor Isabel Falcetto Reporters Glenn Brxggs Helen Departments Shlrley Bell Saunders Arnold Irwln Clarlbel Carson Ruby Exchange Colla Martln Brous BGSSIS H111 and B1llC0i1l0t Business Staff Busmess Manager Dean Dyer Clrculatlon Manager Marylols Moberg Asslstant Buslness Mgr Morrxs Matuschka Frances Trlmble Sponsor Advertising Managers Howell Phillps Leroy Brewlngton Instructor 1n Printlng Charles Rlmmer The Booster our school paper IS a publlcatlon of the Journallsm class It IS devoted to the lnterests of the school and helps to boost all worthy enterprises of the entlre student body Thls lS an excellent place for the prellmlnary trammg of future Journalxsts Slnce it IS prlnted ln our own prlntmg department the prlce IS very reasonable A large n1aJor1ty of the students are subscribers who enjoy it very much Exchanges are carried on xx 1th a number of dlfferent schools In a contest sponsored by K U George Stuessl won thlrd place wlth a basketball news story The staff recelved honorable rnentlon for thelr report of the handlmg of a busmess problem The Booster placed second IH the Manhattan state contest 67 I News Editor ,,,........ Russell McGlot-h-llnlillohn--Laney, Ione Byrunetti, V. ,, . . ,-.... is 5 DEBATE AND ORATION Debate IS consldered hx the awerage student as drx But thls year the debaters of P H S made a step forward ln changmg th1s 1d a In the flrst place the questlon for debate th1s year Resolved that mstallment buylng as practlced ln the U S IS both socially and economlcally deslrable was one of mterest to exervbodv In the sec nd place the debaters were pxoneers 1n a new art of debate namelylnformal and extempore debat1ng Extempore speaklng IS a new method of debate nd 'ms vet seldom used 1n hlgh schools Debators of P H S deserve pralse for their pmneermg ln thls fleld The squad was especmally large th1s year belng composed of twenty members The squad members are Lols Seely IWBTYIOIS Moberg Ruth OSk1l1b Irene B1 rtha Schlanger Dons Rogers Ruby Brous Maurlne Lewls Dorothy Ann Crews Lavon Jackson LOIS Hallacy Clyde Kerly Pat Kelly Henry Kerly Frank Gavln Earl Carlton Charles Osborne Joe Wxlson Mlltcn Zacharlas Ennl Menlchettl and Leonard Brown In the annual debate tournament held at the College P1ttsburg entered fxve four mem ber teams more than any other school ln the meet The Pxttsburg negative Went to the semi fmal and were defeated by Glrard In the Southeast Kansas Debate League Pxttsburg won a majority of 1ts debates and although It dld not place flrst 1t was well toward the top of the 1lSt Plttsburg everv year enters an orator ln the Natlonal Oratorlcal Contest sponsored ln th1s dxstrlct by the Kansas Cxty Star Emll Menlchettx was the Plttsburg representatlve thxs year There can be no doubt that Plttsburgs success and lnterest IH debate and oratlon was brought about only through the splendld coachxng and hard work of Mrs Dawn Dunton Steele TOP ROW Emll Menlchettl Mrs Steele Sponsor SECOND ROW Henry Ixexles Irene Bertha Schlanger Clx de Kerley THIRD ROW Patrlck Kelly Ruby Brous Leonard Brown 68 1 l , l ' Y Y . Y . .Y , ,... . . . . ,, . V A I ., .' U 1 ' . . F Y. . , . a ., 1 . , . , . . .u A . 1 - , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , I ' A , . , - - , . , , , . . . . . , . . ,'.. v v NATIONAL FORENSIC. LEAGUE The Nlfttronal Forenslc League IS the natlonal soclety of debaters Plttsburg Hlgh has been '1 member of the league for four ye xrs and each vear has greatly increased lts mem bershlp The president of the Plttsburg Chapter this year lS Ruby Brous the X106 presldcnt Clyde Kerlev and secre tarv tre xsurer Irene Bertha Schlanger The membershlp IS unusually large tlns year The chapter has 11111819911 members the largest mem berslup ever known 1n the hlstory of P H S Degrees of DlStlHCt10Yl have been awarded to Mrs Steele Irene Bertha Schlanger Clyde Kerley and Marvlols Nloberg Degrees ot Excellence to Emll Menchettl Henry lxerley Ruth Oskln 1nd Patrlck Ixelly Degrees of Honor grees of Merlt to Mllton Yacharlas Ralph Prlce Lavon Jackson Maurlne Lcwls Dorls Rogers Joe Wllson and LOIS Seelv One member Ruby Brous havlng received her De gree of DlStlHCtl0Il last vear recelved honorable mentlon thls year w1th 988 polnts It IS the hope of the debaters thls year that future debaters w1ll COI1t1Ill16 to uphold the record that thls year s debaters have made FITSI Row KI eft to Rlghtl Mxlton Yacharlas Leonard Brown Frank Gavln Charles Osborn Earl Carlton Joe Wllson Second Row DOFIS Rogers Lols Jennlngs Seely Irene Ber tha Schlanger Ltvon Jackson Marylols Wloberg Ruth Mcrhn Oskln Thlrd Row Henrv Ixerley Rubv Brous Elnll lNI9IlCh6ttl Mrs Dawn Dutton Steele Clyde Ixerlev Nl lurme LEWIS Patrlck kelly 69 A I . S .... S. ' . C J i , . ' - .' ' 1 I - ' , .' . 1 .- ,- ez ., H , x . . . 7 ,' . , c ' S . ' ' I 'l . . . lx 'L . l 1 ' ' 1 ' 1 Y 1 . A . Q v ' ' ,' ' ,z 'f ' to Charles Osborn, Earl Carlton, and Frank Gavin, and De- . , I , , u 'i l ' V .,' I Q - '. f . ' - - i. ' I . . I . , . A . . A . Y Y t .L Y .K . y - . . , 2 . . l , 5 . . . ' Z , , r . A l, l I, - ' , .' . , 1 i . POLLY WITH A PAST cu.. vi vMfw ' I.. Ordiv of A9Pf0 f' Dun Tewcll mlenm :lu :rator luv Collunx an b wh has Hem-5, Kerlfl' r larry R I ollg lex Nan Znle the hue' qrllf. llmx h p, a Gilles the U vi,-,X Xsmlml 'UB A om l X .M f Y xchsrdson l-nw frw ' Wml nu Shannon tht IMO it Lomhn Mme I th uformu U xx ml a W'-mg 'X hmm lrrothvr 9 0 nl wl o lim ws mm Neal! oeorlze WW' W N Lorena Blffm Oren Mchhlwh M-3 Ellnbctlt Mmllvf of Lee Hutchmwfl blaubel Cafwn Joe Roc SYNOPSIS The theme of thls plav dealt Wllll the clex er efforts of Polly to llldllllfc1CtllI'8 for herself a plctur esque past 111 order to make her selt more mterestlng and attract 1ve Her desxre IS entlrely unsel lush as she wishes thus to help the hero and others to solve then' dlf tuultles The llttle decelt gets many per sons mto trouble but Polly and hex fuends eventuallw turn the tlouble to good account and Polly llIldS herself after the secret IS dlvulged even more mterestmg .md attractne than before l ren 1 Frauen Rxordan Q , . I - - S vu V . n Vg, Q . . . Q 1 Y V v , W. U W , ' 7 ' . Q - . ' z i ' , ' V ., , 1 .- in - , ' . . K' 'X 4. I I , , . -r - ' Mui,-g,,y,fs::. nl' V I . J, gyda-1-r in M Y V -1 , it ' U' 1 ' ' ' B , Q n . . .i,.3,,uS gl-mln 11 4 5 C ,Ulm-Q - - .' . - I l... . x .t- tr ' lx , Ncvt lx-. 'E ' V -. ' Th, Sxfuzhv . SYNOPSIS The son of a uealthv bloom manufacturer 1s Just out ot Colle ge and has no pos1t1on Hs fltlnr glves hun a DOSIUOII 'ms Ill Hldgfl ol his concern N daughter ot one ol the father s fOI'l119l C01IlDllll01l'w VlS1tS the off1ce and xpplles tor 1 pos1t1on explammg that hel fxther IS dead and she has no means ot support The young man after hlrlng the glrl as a housekeeper feels that she and the fathex are beronnng too lntlmate and sends Ins tatln r away on a vacatlon But xtter managlng the f1rm alone for some tune he decxdes that he prefers to have h1s father at home The plav results ln a reconc1l1at1on be tween the father and son and the bethrothal of the son and the glrl SYNOPSIS A professor and his scientific pupil thinking that they have dis covered the Ehxer of Youth in cluce an old general who IS in love w1tl1 the professors daughter to tn the wonderful discovery Dur mg their absence the general spills the Ellxer A poor woman enters and leaves her child on the sofa lpon returning and finding the empty bottle and the child the sci entists bel1eve that the general has become an infant A similar 1nc1 dent leads them to believe that the professor s daughter has been transformed They fear that they may be charged with murder and a secret for some time but the re turn of the general and the pro fessor s daughter finally clears up the mystery P34 D LPQPQ , , , - , , ' 7 l - , Y - - , kidnapping. The discovery remains Y - -4. fx , ' Once There Has a Prmcess IS the storw of a small town Amer lcan famllw who are pleparlng to X9lCOlll6 the return of Prmness Dellatorre an Alllellfdll glrl who left her small t0wn and made an unhappy marrlage wnth .111 Italmn prlnce n0w dead She arrlves but 18 so qumet and Lnpretentloue lookmf., that she 15 twken for the sewlng woman But the play ends as all gvod plaws do wlth the Pllnvess lllldlllg her childhood svseethedrt and the hen peeked rather or the tanulx fmallx afsertmg hls rlgllts I1 rm I 1 I 1 uk Ono There Wag A Prznce lllruclcd ln h I I 1 1 u 1 lm 4 frmm 'I Hlxlexfryg, A me rr xmfnl mm 'llsexu ' lm Uu , Vanin Cum '1 M- Mmm, rn Fnw, nz- Ilunrttx 'hi Slhlnnw. 'lk 'ummm I ul m,,dmH C' 1 1 x I I H 'Y1Rtun 'H Rmrdan nu A 1 lllmvtuu I Ruth Hmm SYNOPSIS The medlclne man of the Aztecs prophesles that unless Wahtonah the chleftam w1ll sacrlfxce Fleet Foot hls son to the gods the trlbe w1ll perlsh Thxs fate IS certaln un less Fleet Foot proves to be the last survlvor of tl1e trxbe Wahtonah goes to war and leaves Fleet Foot Wlth Toyo lanne who ITIIXGS a magxc potlon enfoldlng Fleet Foot and hlmself ln sleep for a thousand years The actlon of the play takes place a thousand years later on a ranch Dlck Sllvers h1s daughter Bonnle her Indlan g1rl companion Nalya and Jack the foreman of the ranch are the chief characters Jack dlscovers two Indlans who prove to be Fleet Foot and Toyolanne Fleet Foot sees an amulet on the arm of Nalya and belleves her to be a descendant of the Aztecs also of Nalya and Fleet Foot The dlscovery of o1l on Nalya. s property 1S reported Thus the prophecy that great rlches shall come to the seed of the Aztecs IS fulfllled 74 Dick announces the bethrothal of Bonnie and Jackg SENIOR PARTY The Semor Class held a Hallowe en masquerade pfrrty ln the school gyI11I13.S1lllll October 29 1929 A lalge num ber of sen1o1s attended and those who were present en Joyed It very much Lavon Cunmngham and Joe Rock won prlzes for the best costumes Also DTIZBS were gn en for varlous games and contests Dorothy Zlnn gave a solo dance and Francxs R1orda.n entertamed wlth a, pxano solo Ruby Brous gave a readlng Refreshments were served by a group of senlor glrls program was ln charge of the presldent B111 Coxllot and the class sponsors Mlss Truuble and Nlr NN 111131115 Lm... 75 I ! 7 ' i - . y . , . . y . - , . , . . , under the direction of Ruth Jackson, class secretary. 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L My q J W Xwi w STUDENT COUNCIL Effle Farner Sponsor Charles Osborn President Constance S1m1on Vxce-Presldent Roy Dav1s Secretary The Student Councxl IS one of the three major or gamzatlons of the school and upon lt rests a great deal of responslblllty The purpose of the Councxl IS to promote the best mterest of the school by securmg and mamtaln mg harmony between the faculty and the students SIHCO ltS organlzatlon 1n 1918 the C0unc1l has many lmprovements Home room representatlon adopted ln 1925 1n 1927 28 the emblem was chosen homecomlng day was establlshed Arbor Day has been ognxzed and the Student Councll Hand Book pubhshed The Student Councll more nearly represents the Whole school than does any other organlzatxon because one of about thlrty students IS a member In th1s way a unxty IS ga1ned that holds them all together The members are pledged among other t1llI1gS to up hold the ldeals whlch make for the most nearly perfect type of cltlzenshlp and 1n so dolng they make themselves worthy of 1m1tat1on From such beglnmngs arlse leadershlp whxch should carry a lastlng lnfluence lf properly developed The Presldent of th1s organlzatlon IS always a senlor The Councll IS sponsored by f1ve members of the faculty one for each permanent C0llllll1l.t69 and one for the cablnet Much work IS d0ne and many thmgs are accompllshed by tl1e hard work and dlllgence of the cablnet and the sponsors comblned wlth tl1e earnest co operatlon of every member of tl1e Student Councll and the support of the entlre school The success ot the Student f0llllLll 15 due to the un t1r1ng efforts of Mlss Ifarner who has been head sponsor durlng Its exlstence had was and rec 78 Ffwvf DIEMBERSI-IIP Charles Osborn Constance Slmlon Roy Davls Florence Sears Frank Gavm Dean Dyer Gertrude Matuschka Marlan Evans Kathleen Ilxff Elsle Hulgan Corene Sxmms Helen Magle Frances Gxlmore Loulse Parklns Maurlne LEWIS Mxlton Zackerlas Earl M1ller Mlrza Shelton James Master son Leonard Prlce Martha Cobb Mary M1ller James Ryan Bama Brand Bllly Blles Francls Murphy Johnnle Caster man Corlne Carder Erora Burge Beatrlce Logan Edlth Yeargen Evelyn Bates Carmen Brenemen Mlles Burns Margaret Campbell Dorothy Ann Crews Wally DeArn1ond Jack Galbrarth John Hutclnnson Madelxne Kelly Wlllard N1ckols Ruth Osklns BIHUTIHG Qulnn Francls Rlordan Irene Bertha Schlangel Jlllllllle NVIISOII B111 Beal Myrl Sclfers Mrldred Frasrer The Sponsors are Effle Farner Anna Costello Clara Radell Frances E Palmer Claude Huffman CHAIRMEIN Fu'st Semester Mlles Burns Law and Order Florence Sears Publlc and Private Property Earl M1ller Socxal Welfare Second Semester Dean Dyer Law and Order Florence Sears Public and Private Property Earl M1ller SOCIHI YVellare Mary M1ller Sanltatlon f 'H 79 Y . . , . y , . y V , , . Y . , . , . y . Y . , . . , , . . y . . Y . , . y - l I ! Y . 7 J , . . v . y . - y . y y . l . ! I 1 Q i , , , . V . , . , . . 7 . y . . , . . , , . . 3 ! , . , . Irene B. Schlanger ..............,..,.............,...... Sanitation 1 L, . ----4-----...- I D 1 . ........................,................. HIY Arnold Irwin, Wilbur Waite, Miles Burns, Bob Park, Raymond Karns, Jimmie Wilscn Henry Kerley, Lewis Bennington, Clinton Phelps, Glenn Briggs, Earl Miller Roy Davis, Ralph Price, Dean Dyer, Don Gutteridge Jack Galbriath, Earl Wilson, George Stuessi Dan Tewell, Patrick Kelley 80 GIRL RESERVES Betty Nesch, Ione Brunetti, Hermione Lois Seeley, Bessie Hill, S. Saunders Helen McGlothlin, Beryl Knost, Lucille Breivogel, Lois Hallacy, Maxine Karns, Ruby Fulton, Virginia Martin, Beckey Bunyan Jennie Ortaldo, Nellie Howard Dorothy Ann Crews 81 HI Y CLUB The H1 Y Club vnth lts fue chapters and one hundred seve ntw f1V9 members IS closmg one of the I1l0St successful years 1n 1ts h1story Arnold Irw1n wlth Mr XV1ll1ams led the Joe Dance Chapter Cl1nton Phelps and Mr York led the Bllllllle Carl son Chapter Raymond lxarns and Mr Huffman led the J1n1m1e Welch Chapter Earl XVIISOH and Mr Rlcc led tl1e Davld New Chapter and Ralph Pr1ce and Mr Jarrell led the B V Edworthy Chapter A delegatlon of slxteen boys and leaders attended the all State Conference at XV1ch1ta and brought home tl1e State Banner For two years tl1e Pxttsburg Club has had the honor of Wllllllllg the banner 1n the Class A Clubs JIITIIHIB XVIISOH Wesley Stuessl Cllnton Phelps Ralph Dyer Charles Osborn and Clyde Hartford attended Camp NVood last season Ralph Pr1ce and Cl1nton Phelps were each chosen Blg Chlef 111 tl1e sess1on whlch they attended Thls was a bu, honor f01 our cluh to have two Blg Chlefs ln o11e season The Thlrd Annual Motl1er and Sou Banquet was held on February 13th w1tl1 225 Mothers and Sons present M1 Clarence Ha1ze ot kansas C1ty was the speaker He was a graduate of the H1gh School The Annual H1 Y Play was a great success tl11s year and helped to fmance tl1e club The new offlcers are elected and 11ow '1I'I'2lllg9l1l6lltS are belng made to send a good deleg1t1on to Lamp Wood th1s summer 82 I - Y V. . L4 . , 7 Q : . i . ' , A . ' ' A Y 4 ' l I . . , I . . A r - ' , . . . V K A I . . . y . ., . I Q Y Prlce, James Stafford, Earl VV1lson, Howell Ph1ll1ps, Dea11 . V' Q - r ' ' 1 3 . . . .' 'l . 1 . '. , . F 1 l 1 1' ' . s 1 ' GIRL RESERVES The G1rl Reselves IS 'ln organxzatlon of glrls to foster and promote hlgh ldeals of Chrlstlan l1v1ng It. IS a quest ln life to flnd better ways of reallzlng these ldeals do Worth whlle thlngs make real frlends and learn more about God It IS the G1rl Reserve sp1r1t whlch glrds a, glrl onward and helps her to develop her character and hve a. truer flner 1 e The G1rl Reserves render a great servlce to the school as a whole A Glrl Reserve IS pledged to help other glrls If she does thls at all times she w1ll be looked upon as a. worthy person and she wlll become 'mn example WhlCh may gulde others to SGFVICE The devotlonal attltude of the Glrl Reserve creates a reverent atmosphere NVhen unlted the glrls can assert a greater Influence A true Glrl Reserve IS always ready for SBFVICS and when rendering thls servlce she strengthens her power of leader shlp whlch IS so valuable The orgamzatlon trles to let each glrl have a part 1n the year s program Th1s helps to create a, deslre to be of greater service and an eagerness to make her contrlbutxon to the world of whlch she flnds herself a part Having been orgamzed ln 1917 the Glrl Reserves of the P1ttsburg Senior Hlgh School has one of the largest clubs ln the State of Kansas Last year the mld w1nter conference of thls sectmn of the state was held ln P1ttsburg and many G R s were en tertamed ln the homes of the glrls A group of g1r1s Went to the Parsons conference this year The sponsors of the Glrl Reserves are Mrs Hutchlnson Mlss Iserman IUISS R.1HlI1l6I' Mlss Ballev Mlss Jones and Nllss Gable 83 , at , , - l I ' 3 , 1 l . k l y 1 - , . . . , . Y . . ,Q , . . , ! 1 A' .l l 1 . ORCHESTRA Thls years hlgh school orchestra under dlrectlon of Mr Carney lS one of the largest and best ever produced by P H S It cunsxsts of seventy members and l1as full mstrumentatlon It tled for thlrd ln the muslc contest at K S T C Thls was the szcond tlme an orchestla from P H S has ever placed The orchestra plaved for the cantata glwen at Chrlst mas time gave a concert ln assembly and has glven several other concerts Members of the orchestra are Earlene Alexander John Salbe Bartelll Art Buchman Paul Burke Ted Baxter Blr dane Brownmg Lucllle Brelvogle Dorothy Brown Mar guerlte Broom Jay Belser James Delaney Delorls Drake John Innls Alma Elllcott Kenneth Ifry Lawrence Gooch Marcella Gardner Chester Horton Francis Hall Roene Halley Kenneth Havens John HUlChlUSOH Rosle Hensley Arnold Irwm Harold Kxdder J1mm1e Kerr Loulse Le Chem Francis Marschalhnger Julla Martln Ellzabeth Murphy Ugo Marchettl Ed McNally Ed McQuade J1m McQuade Hugh McGu1re Charles 0l1ver Bob Owens Ralph Prlce Otto Pototsehmk George Presson Eugene Rankln Toe Rock Hazel Rogers Lavon Smedlev Leroy Swartz Jack Stangland Llovd Schlapper lVarren Stahl Clarence Selbert Ed Shipman Eunlce Taggart Fredcr1ca Thexs Earl Xlllson Ed W1ll1a.ms Wyatt Wells Mllton 7achar1as Marcella N111 lory Jumor Owsley Thelma Blackwell Laverne Slnelds Mary Adele Brmn 84 . , . . . 1 . . 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V. 1 1 1 - 1 , , 4 ,A .4- 1 1 1 1 BAND The band COIlblStlIlg of sxxty members has been of great SGYVICQ ln varlous ways It helped lnstlll pep and enthusiasm by playlng at basketball and football games It furnlshed muslc for the auto show and has marched ln numerous CIVIC parades The band makes an annual trlp to Glrard to play at the Htlloween cclebratlon there It won thlrd 1n the muslc contest at lx S T C Mr Carney has not only produced an orchestra and band of unusual qualitles but deserves much credlt for our schools success ln other hnes The members of the band are Hal old Albers George Beck Salbe Bartelh Art Buchman Jay Belser Paul Burke Ted Baxter Marvm Brooks Joe Burge JIIH Delanes John IHHIS Elmo Ellls Chesley Glles Lawrence Gooch Donald Hobson John HUtCh1HSOH Kenneth Havens Arnold Irwln James Ixerr Devere Love Ell111BI9I1lCh9ttl Earl Nllller John Messenger Hugh McGu1re Jun McQuade Ed McQuade Lgo NI'lI'Ch6ttl Wlllard Nlchols Charles Oliver Bob Owens Leonard Prlce Ralph Prlce Otto Pototsehnlk Dlck San ford Joe Rock Eugene Rankm Clarence Qelbert George Ge bough Warren Qtahl Ilovd Schlapper Noel Wlse Ed WIIIIHIIIQ Joe VV1lson NVyatt Wells Mllton 7achar1as Rob ert George Bllly Humble Ed MclNallv Q J L Y . , ' 1 ' ' ' ' . . Y . , . . : ' , I t .7 Y l ! 1 y - ' -y v . ,Y- . ! . 1 . 7 Y Y . Y 7 ' I 1 I Y ' H 7 V A C 7 1 1 5 I . , . Y . , . - 1 ' 1 . V L D I . a , ' ., . , , j , l' ' , . . H X . Y H y . A . V - . v ,f BOYS' GLEE CLUB AND QUARTET There are thirty members 1n the Bovs Glee Club The offlcers of thus club are Presldent Joe Rock Vxce Presl dent George Pettlt Secretary Treasurer Herman Babcock The accompanlst for th1s club IS Francls Rlordan The club won flrst place in the contest held at the Kansas State Teachers College The Boys Quarter IS composed of the f0l10W1llg persons Top Row Flrst tenor George Pett1t Second tenor John Shafer Bottom Row Bar1tone Joe Rock Bass VV1lbur Jones The Boys Quartet placed f1rst 1n the contest MEMBERSI-HP Top Row fLeft to Rlghtb Earl W1lson Hermann Babcock James Hazen Charles Smlth Franc1s Hall Francls R1 ordan Second Row John Hutchmson Alfred Huffman Wlllard N1chols Ugo Marchetti Joe Lee HUtCh1HSOH B111 Beal Wyatt Wells Tlurd Row Leonard Brown Bob Nesch Leslle Combs Joe Stevenson Lorr'11ne Pllls tlllrectorb Nhllard lflslng John Steele Paul E1l1s Fourth Row Ralph PFICQ Warren Stahl Joe Rock Jack Stangland B111 Jones George Pettlt John Shafer 86 . 1 . 1 Y - - 1 1 ' 1 - 1 1 ' ' . , 1 . ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 - , . . 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 .V . v. 1 '. , c 4 . . , ' J. , , . 1 1 1 K 1 1 1 - GIRLS' GLEE CLUB AND QUARTET The Glrls Glee Club is composed of thirty seven mem bers The following gxrls were elected offlcers of the organ xzatlon Presldent L0lllS9F1tZglbb0IlS V1cePres1dent All metta. Jacques Secretary Treasurer Mary Adele Brinn NIISS Brmn IS also the accompanlst for the club In the annual 1nterstate muslc contest held at the Kansas State Teachers College this year the Girls Glee Club won fxrst place The members of the Gxrls Quartet are as follows Top Row Flrst alto Ruth House Second alto Marguerite Catgenova Brttom Row Second soprano Loulse Fltzglbbcns Fxrst soprano Allmetta Jacques The quartet was awarded third place ln the contest th1S year son Maumee Lew1s Maurlne Lew1s Ruth Gardner Ma,rJor1e Nordyke Mary Ehzabeth Guffey Anna Prell Helena Rlordan Second Row Ruth Asklns Mildred Repass Mary Adele Brmn Maymle Prell Helen Hawkxns Lorraine Ellls fD1rectorJ Marguerite Catgenova Lida Rock Clara Relnerl Mary Ellzabeth Mlller Thlrd Row Almetta Jacques Ruth House Luclle Beckett Luclle Brelvogel Helen McGloth11n BIZIXIIIG NVetzel Marjorle Burr Margaret Schrlner Marclell Wilson Fourth Row Waneta Updegrove Nma Llvlngston Irxs Stahl Loulse Fltzglbbons Shlrley Bell Saunders Ruth Asklns Genevleve Russel Helen Flttcn Julla Martm -.-.l 87 Top Row-fLeft to Righty. Christine Haynie, Ruth Jack- MIXED CHORUS AND MIXED QUARTET The ll1lX6d chorus has flftx two members who were selected from the Boys Glee Club and Glrls Glee Club Mary Adele Brlnn IS the accompanlst for the chorus Thls organ1zat10n succeeded IH W1I1I1lHg flrst place ln the ln terstate muslc contest The followlng persons are members of the mlxed quartet Top Row Bass Hermann Babcock Alto Nlarguerlte Cat genova Bottom Row Tenor John Shafer Soprano Allmetta Jacques Th1s quartet dld exceptlonally Well wlnmng flrst place In the contest thlq spllng Top Row fLeft to Rlglltj Clara Remerl W1llard Nlchols Hermann Babcock James Hazen Charles Slllltll Earl Wllson Francls Hall Ralph PPICC Francis Rlordan Chrlstlne Haynle Second Row Maymle Prell Mardell XV1lson Joe Rock Margaret Schrlner Alfred Huffman Mary Adele Brlnn Joe Stevenson Anna Prell Ugo Marchettl Mary Elxza beth Guffey Shlrlex Bell Saunders Thlrd Row Nma Llvlngston Leshe Combs Velma Ask1ns B111 Jones Marguerlte Catgenova John HUtChlHSOH Helena R1OfdHH B111 Beal Ins Stahl YV1llard Nlchols Helen Hawkms MarJor1e Burr Fourth Row Mlldred Repass George Pettlt Ruth House Wyatt Wells Loulse Fltzglbbons Joe Lee HUCCIIIHSOH Almetta Jacques John Shafer Ruth Gardner VVarren Stahl Flfth Row Waneta Dpdegrove Luc1lle Becket Lucxlle Brewogel WI8.XlI16 Wetzel Helen McGlothl1n Ruth As kms 88 .' 1 1 - 1 , 1 11 ' 1 1 1 1 1 . , A 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 v 1 1 ' 1 1 . - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . , . - 1 1 1A 1 1 5'X SOLOISTS contest are as follows Hugh WICGUIIQ clarinet Lloyd Schlapper string bass Mary Elxzabeth Gutfey plano John Hutchmson bassoon 2 James Delaney tuba Frederxca Thels vlolin James Kerr oboe Almetta Jacques soprano George Pettlt tenor Marguerlte Catgenova contralto Francls Hall barltone The followmg sololsts placed ID the contest Nlalguerxte Catgenova flrst Almetta Jacques thlrd Nlars Fllzabeth Guffex thlrd Lloyd Schlapper flrst Frederlca Thels second Hugh 'NIcGu1re thxrd James Delaney second 89 :I HJ: Q Z m. Ja : f I' x, Q ' -X, The soloists who were selected to represent the school in the annual interstate music 1- - Y . ' 1 I . - ' . , , Y ,, . - 4 , 3 ' ' . ' Z , . 3. , 9 ' 1 9 , S , . . . :A . , ,r cy . ,Z v ml Sl' NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The Natxonal Honor Soclety xs a SOCl6tW to whlch the upper one thlrd of the Senlor class IS el1g1ble From this upper one thlrd are selected those students who best quallfy ln the four cardlnal prmclples of school c1t1zensh1p namely scholarshxp leadershlp servlce and character Onls flfteen per cent of the entxre class may be selected Leadership IS neces sary ln any orgamzatlon that WISDGS to progress and for thls reason lt 15 Included ln the re quxrements of the Honor Soclety Servlce m ms xulhngness to l1elp wlth any good under taklng To develop a hlgh character should be one of the ums of a hlgh school student as at th1S age a person s character for lxfe as bexng formed The twenty elght members who were elected thxs year are as follows Ella Skeen Irene Schlanger Dean Dyer George Pettlt Francis Rlordan Margaret Stewart Shrrley Saunders Henry Kerley Chrlstlne Ellis Lols Smart Betty Nesch Dorothy Bowers Luclle Brelvogel Lols Seeley lone Brunettl Eleanor Ross Joe Lee Hutchlnson Ruth Jackson 'Nhldred Frasxer Bama Brand 90 Arnold Irwm NIHTQIOIS Moberg George Stuessl Ralph PYICB Bessle H111 Ruby Brous Earl Mlller Janie VV1lson .I ww ! r . dy' 9 9 E as ' 1 , '- .W 21 : ,V ' of fel A X ,. W I I A 1 , .A 1 I . . - I V ' Q . z O f ' 0 6' 1 1 V l 4 't E xv I , X I tl 1 1- . H . . . .. a . Z V, . , . v . y ' ' I K ' ,A Y' ' lvA 7: - . . . 2. . , V Av - QUILL AND SCROLL The Qu1ll and Scroll IS an lnternatlonal honorary soclety for hlgh school Journal sts Certaln def1n1te quallflcatlons are rcqulred For membershlp ln thls SOCl6ty An appllcant must be class1f1ed as elther a Junlor or senlor and must be rated ln the upper third of the class Outstanding work ln some partlcular type of wrltlng must be accomphshed The local chapter has made a rulxng that each member must hand 1n an average of flV6 hundred words per week Twenty two members are represented thxs year The socxety was lntroduced 1nt0 thls school four years ago In natlonal Qulll and Scroll contests held thls year, three places have been won, up to the txme th1s book goes to mess John Lanev won a flrst ID advertxsement wrltmg, whxle George Stuessl won a second ln news wrltlng and a thlrd with an lntervlew 91 b R , . 4 f T ' F1 ,, .- 5 PEP PROPS The Pep Props was founded January 28 1928. grew out of a meeting of boys called for the purpose of arousing enthusiasm for the athletic contests and the group decided to help put ow er any good movement of the school. The following officers were elected this year: President Joe Rock' Vice-President Jack Stangland' Secretary- Treasurer Riley Chambers. The charter members are Joe Rock Jack Stangland Riley Chambers Pat Kelly Leonard Brown John Shafer Henry Kerley Wyatt Wells Clyde Kerley Bill Coillot Ralph Price Charles Smith Francis Riordan Dan Tewell Emil Menichetti Earl Miller Earl Wilson Joe Lee Hutchinson Glenn Briggs Oren McMahon Bottom Row Clemens Stangland Chambers Rock Brown ing Burge Burke Young George Platter Kerley Second Row Tewell Nesch Combs Love Menichettl Brown Graham Baranl Eaklns Robertson Davis Third Row Johnson Hutman Albertini Stuessi Tuke Carlton Wilson Van Gordan Walte Graham Miller Gradinger Fourth Row Smith McMahon Laney Morris Briggs Clap ham OL ughlln Seabough Wells Hutchinson Kerley Fifth Row Gavin Welch Price Osborn Pettit Rogers Presson Shafer Huffman Hutchinson 92 PEPPY JANES The Peppy Janes, the girls' pep club of the high school, was organized in October, 1928. Although it has been in existence only a short time, its members have been very dependable in furthering all the important school activ- ities. The girls attended the athletic games, using all their pep and enthusiasm for the support of the team. - The very capable officers who were elected this year are as follows: President, Billy Piggg Vice-President, Claribel Carsong Secretary-Treasurer, Ruth Askins. Miss Fintel, the sponsor of the organization has been a faithful worker, and her earnest efforts have helped to make the club a success Top Row Jackson Wyman Sipes Galbraith Isaacs Bow man Bunyan Saunders Schlanger Williams Endicott Benelli Blackwell Pannick Morris Halley Pendley HISIOD Rogers Theis Brelvogel Scott Hulen Lonzo David Pigg Second Row Horlne Skeen Duggar Evans Baldwin Zagar Pummill Drake Seeley Miller Frakes Curte man Konek Simion Blackett Brand Karns Matheny Miss Fintel Third Row Ware Protheroe Van Patten Long Brown Rogers Carder Falcetto Carson Brous Byers Cralgg Ryan Gardner Karns Scott 93 PRINTING During the nine years of its existence, the printing de- partment has grown many times in size. The late Chester F. Connet was instructor for five years. The present in- structor, Leroy Brewington, came here in 1926. Two Iinotype machines, models five and eight, two job presses, one cylinder press, and many sizes and fonts of type have been added from time to time. The department prints all of the tabular work for the Board of Education, tickets, posters programs and invitational cards. Bookbinding has also been added in recent years The Booster the senior high school weekly publication and the Roosevelt Echo bi monthly paper of the Roosevelt Junior hlgh are printed here The afternoon vocational class has been in operation for three consecutive wears vshlle the inornlng class was organized this fall At present there fue sixteen students taking linotype work nine of whom are graduating this year 531 Sanders Lower Group Tlsot Browne Hotman Dennis Steiling DuBois Sackett Wxllauer Moses Easley House Freshour Scranton Laney 94 , 1 . . . ,, ,, . . . . , 1 H H -- y , . v N- 11, v ' ' . . - 1 K i . , . Top Group:-Wilson, Scifers, Reinbolt, Williams, Nation, McDonald, Clapham Brunet Sample Morosm 1- ' , . ' ' , ' , . 1 . - INDUSTRIAL ARTS Cabmet makmg ln thls popular course IS the oldest of all mechanlcal work ln the educational world I1 the beglnnmg tlus lnterestmg work was carvlng of small pleces wlth a knlfe in a few years thls work was made more comphcated by the addxtlon of carpenter s hand tools m the school shop Proyects made ID the school shop at thls t1me conslsted of the mlsslon perlod furnlture whlch was clumsy and heavy Today wlth modern equlpment ln the school shop DICCGS of furnlture w1th beautlful and graceful hues can be con structed taklng the deslgns from antlque perlod or mod 6'I'll1bI1C fulnlture 95 FOODS IV The tralnmg Wh1Cll 1s gnen to the glrls ln the Foods IV class IS very valuable for thexr later home l1fe as well as bemg very mterestlng work and study Meal plannlng and table SQYVICP lS th speclflc type of work whlch studled The glrls get much experxence by the practlce they have Great stress IS 1a1d upon tl1e value of planning every step ln the work The meals are actually prepared and served ID the class after the menu has been carefully worked out to obtaln the necessary elements for the dlet Slnce the class IS dlvlded lnto groups Of four puplls each glrl has an equal opportunity and responslbxllty Good wholesome attractlve food lS served vuth the cons1derat1on of economy courtesy and effxclency A 96 THE CAFETERIA l'ooking has be-Conte an nrt, a noble science. Thus reads the favorite saying relating to the work of Mrs. F. C. Adams, supervisur of the school mtfeteria. All who e-at there agree that cooking us Curried on in the cafeteria has uttaint-tl the distinction of an art and a noble science. There Z1 tempting und hot. lunch may be obtained in cheerful surroundings at a low cost, Th'1t students t'1ke advintigr ft' this oppottunitx is shown by the ffut th'1t 94 M14 meals we re served in the cafeteria last weqr The axtrige cest of one lunch was sexenteen cents Mrs Addins is assisted in her work bw tive ladics ev are Mrs Rf gm rs NI s li lbtof k llrs Burris rs steely and Nlrs Wilson Nint students ilso help In '1ddltlOH to this work the cafctc r11 has rendered tht school 11 great serum bv serum, banquets PM 'I I RP Mrs Wilson Nlrs Babcock llrs Burris Mrs Steelw Nils Rogers Nlrs Amluns x-4-'E fl-haf J 9 A . , . . 1 z A ' . ' A' 3 . ' I 1 . , H J 'r ' , ,' ' j . . '1 1 A s nv I p 'A4 nvlni Y ' , 7 bv I- 1 I X'- Th fu 1 J S, . YS. 2 ' ? , . '. 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H r . . , 1 K . , I 1 ' v Q 1' iss 1 , A 2 CLASS PROPHECY l1ttSbl1I'g kansas X y 1 1 S Dear George I haye just complc ted a tr1p around the world I had such a keen tune and saw so many lnterestmg tlnngs that I cannot help from telllng you about my IFID at once You see 1t was thls yyay I left Plttsbulg one nlght tyyo years ago on the tram Across the usle from me sat George Petxt and Bob Vvllllams They were plannlng to supply tht Esknnoes wlth 1ce rn order to keep the alllgators and camels from leaymg the country The conductor Francls R1OTd3l1 told me that the englneer who yy ts Oscar Sch1ldknecht was so lazy that he put pop corn ln h1s pancakes so they would turn oyer by themselyes Whlle 1n New Xork I stayed at Bowers Frasrer Hotel whrch was a httle shack on the outsk1rts of the crty I was taken down to the dock by Hugh WICGUITQ and Lawrence Gooch who are the oyyners of the Fresh Au' Tam Cab Company of -Xmerxca Inc Hugh told me that they expected to have taster SBFVICQ as soon as the c1ty otflclals moyed the town frye nules from the trafflc Jams Thls brllllant ldea was suggested by Ph1ll1p Gllck and Mary Ellzabeth Guffey XVh1le crossmg the -Xtl1nt1c I yyas aboud 1 Slllp owned by Nlaynue Pxell and Irls Stahl ITIS told me when fyer the slnp sprang a leak Mavmle always wanted to put .1 pan under lt .hm Cumxsky was scrubbmg the decks He sald l1e was etrnlng h1s way through college XI, hrle I was ln France I saw Andy and Seward Flugston They were Wr1t1ng a set of books fntltled What Nlen Don t know About XVOIIIPII I p to e they haye publlshed you yolumes Both ct the boys are experts on 1 subject for they haye had dates yylth the followlng guls Ruby BIOIIS lzarlene Alexander Lorene Baranl Bama Brand Helen Buck Reya Bollnger and All metta Jacques Dur1ng mv stay 1n Chrna I ran arross Chrrstlne Elhs and Warren Beasley selllng lemonade and peanuts to the natlyes I was chased out ot the South Set Islands by a band of w1ld bushyyhack ers led by Gale Gradxnger When I reached home I demded that I would flnd out what my classmates of 1930 were dolng Here IS the xnformatxon I obtalned Rudy XIOFOSIH Ray Xlueller and Frrl Nllller head a large corporation 1n Ch1copee Thelr products are left handed monkey Wrenches croquette bath tubes ple stretchers and strlped parnt These products are sold through the v1c1n1ty by such no1sy salesmen as Xlrglnla Nlcalse Nola Owensbv Helen McCl1n1ans and Davld 'ylcwrlllams Dean Oswald Dyer IS runnmg a mght club called the Purple Parrot Each mght they throw a blg wmg dmg Dean s Copperoclty IS stxll sagasha waltxng Charles Smlth IS conductlng an myestlgatlon on a food called hash Reya Martln expects to fmd some unknown elements whlle on thls adyenture Mary Kelly and Dorothy Alun are glyxng dancmg lessons Two lessons w1th 'ylary and Dorothy and you haye your 'ylaster s Degree ll A I ' 11 .Iaj , 94 . . , ' Y ' V . 7 ' Y '. v - ' v ' v V -N ' 1 'y . 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Durlng the presldentlal Campalgn of 1943 the honorable E Confettx NIGIIICIIEEIII yyon by tyyo yalds attel a speech of 61 hours Hls IDOIIIICHI bo ses were Charles R1mmer George Presson Frank Ortaldo and the Checker club fro111 Frontenac They conducted a grape Ju1ce Lalllpalgfl 'XIarylo1s Moberg ass1sted by Illlla Xl'1rt1n C 1la NI1rt111 Xlargaret Palha Esther Pease Clarence Selbert Arden Robertson a11d Howell Pl11ll1ps IS con duetmg a Turklsh bath on tl1e outsklrts of tl1e blg Clty of Capaldo IFIINIS Ii10I'Il 111 atter a tyyo llllllllle lecltal 111 the slums ol Neyy Xlllk recewed n1any contrlbutlons from tl1e nat1v1s such as oyer r1pe tomatoes rotten potatoes etc Marcella Gardner Therese Gllbert Cathryn Crocker and Els1e Hulgan are 1u1111111g elevatols 111 the neyx Genexal Nlotors blllldlllg 111 A111121 Kansas The offlcers haye been named fOl the Capaldo Ladles -Md SOC16tY They are as follows Pres Helen Harpole V109 Pres Ruth HlgdOH Sec Mary Colllns and Treas Vlola Ell1s Tl11s SOC16ty meets f1ve tunes a week above the Pool Hall ln Radley Edward Pete McQuade has at last found h1n1-self He has 1nvented a comblnatxon of poyyder and rouge yyhlch IS sound proof wear proof and k1ss proof It has been tested and endorsed by such grcat wo1nen IS Margaret W1l111111s Ada IOII XX oods Wllfli lsher Clarlhel C 1rso11 M 1rg.u1r1te BFJOIIIP and Ted Perklns IS pubhshed along tl1e banks of the N1le Ralph PFICG n'1t1onally known won1an hater has been 111arr1ed SIX tlmes He says I hate wo111en and I n1 glad I hate em because 1f I dldn t hate em ld llke Qlll a11d I hate e111 In a Batlung Beauty contest held ID the Radley post offxce Mary Slavlns walked off w1th flrst place runn1ng a close second to Esther Sch11dknecht Thxrd place was donated to Marcelle Mallory The contestants who fa1led to show up were Helena R1ordan Martha Newman Ethel Ogborn Irene Johnston and Mary Jean Moffat Tl1ey w1ll FQCGIVQ n1embersh1ps to the Noel Frakes dance hall Thls contest was sponsored by tl1e pohcc department of 'south Radley Ma1 galet Van Patten vyas glyell a t1y out for the n1oy1es but her vo1ce fa1led to reglster at the brx offlce so she h1s gone bank to k111tt111g s cks for the m1ss1onar1es Marlon Seabough and John Sears are sell1ng hoot owls to the nat1ves along the banks of F1rst Cow Creek Th1s conversatlon was oyerheard between Joe Rock and Irene Bertha Schlanger lre11e B VX Ollld you k1SS llle 1f I was underneath a lll1Stl6tO99 Joe R I d klSS X011 1f vou vyere under quarantlne Iavon Sn1edley and Eun1ce Taggart are teachmg the chlldren of the Br1t1sh Congo tl1e art of the y1ol1n and cello Helen IUKGIOUIIIII IS the txllcst glrl enrolled 111 the fxiflfgll Tech 1 boys school Gerald NV'1ggoner Gflfflth Towery M1ldred Repass and Irene Puffxnbarger have d1scoyered that there IS no Santa Claus Joe Lee HUtCh1HSOH IS runnlng a peanut stand on the Sahara Desert and IS sell1ng golf balls to the Arabs as a Slde llne Clyde Kerly Henry Kerly and John Bell are moy1e dlrectors The1r latest productlon 1S a detect1ve p1cture The theme song IS Im fOl10W1Dg you During the play a chorus composed of Don Guttendge Glenn Briggs Miles Burns Leslle Clapham E1g1n Cannon Ruth Ball Margaret Stewart and Emma Rey1a Slng tl1e all A111er1can burglar s song, We go ln and o11t tl1e Wlndoyy 104 1 1 1 I V 4 v 'I - Q xl v A -1 Q ' - v , . 7 A Y ' Y X. 4 s ' 1 ' 1 Y .1 ' ' ' s r -1 2 -1 1 ' - .1 ' : 1, , ., . 11 11 - - . . 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