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

Text from Pages 1 - 106 of the 1945 volume:

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We've need of men to rule our nation, And kings of industriesg Engineers and contractors And ships for peaceful seas. There are novels still unwritten, Many songs have not been sung. Famous artists undiscovered Future greatness is yet young. 5.-.Margaret Murray is fgyle aacfdflak IQZQYINTS. . . AAN YT Y S 6 0 I UP E xx Z if F R J NJ P 1 cf- X- 5 U5 JJ To one who has served education faithfully, who has a sin cere respect and understanding for youth, who has labored un selfishly for the complete education of every boy and girl, we the senior class, dedicate the 1945 Purple and White to Super intendent Lowell A. Small. JK Lives of great men all remind us We can make our lives sublime And, departing, leave behind us Footprints on the sands of time. ,Hn Xtw fu , ouv school X503 Yteimen .5 rd Y ECIUCQHON via GERW x VW' ROY PRICE President REX W. CROWLEY R pl MON 0 L. LEMON 11,430 Q E. H. McFARLAND 0 '94 'QW DOROTHY BROADHURST Secretary to the Superintendent Superintendent Small o With firm and regular step they wend. they never stop. Successions of men. Americans. 71 hundred millions, One generation playing its part and passing on, Another generation playing its part and passing on in turnf' -Walt Whitman in Leaves of Grass Each student of l'ittsburg High School is an important part of the procession of lite. At this very hour while a trained personnel is winning for us a life or death struggle on the battlefields of the world, we must realize fully that our America will always need a trained personnel-an en- lipghtended and skilled citizenry living' usefully and wisely in a democracy. COI'lj,Il'llllll2lilOllS to each of you for being in school where you have the opportunity of developing: those qualities which enable you to take your place with credit in the great procession of your generation. May this 1945 yearbook serve many times in the months and years that lie ahead to refresh your memories of a pleasant year filled with pur- poseful work, enjoyable recreation, and enduring friendships. Principal Green -is-.N Once more it's vacation time! You have completed your assignments. The year's record has been written. You have discovered that only your best was good enough. Many adjustments have been happily made through the effective cooperation of students, teachers and parents. It has been the business of your high school to awaken you to appreciate the possibilities of your own lives. Undoubtedly your 1945 Purple and White will serve as one of your interesting diaries revealing activities and personalities of P. H. S. May I ha.ve the privilege of wishing each, of you the best in life. L- fig ,, Facult 'W ANNA FINTEL B. s., M. s. Algebra, Geometry, ',-- . Trigonometry ,653 ,,,,b QQN -ir' DORA PETERSON . V HARLAN D. PRICE ,...gl9', ' B. S. , V - d White. Blology, PUTP10 an B. S. Drafting, woodwork MAUDE E. LANEY ,. 'dn B. S. French, Spanish, English AEN E JQH N V , li ocatlonal 121351, MWIQITE 'lnging ' L , The Bo Oster A '35 Q. V QQ f . Y? X E , .mf , E 4 Y 24 ffgsl ,ff ' H '1 I .r Q3 ...rr Y MA f '- r- r zz . Am B. S ' ATIO SARA STEPHENS ' Cove ' M- S N - , 1-nment - B- S., M. S. Econo ,' Sficiolo En Izli sh mics gy' if Faculty , f. L. ...wa .viii HELEN D. LANYON ww 0 . 4.51 -9.5. Swptgv 'Y ef 5- -.N .of QYJ' 9' 5,9 55? ,. f 1- Xe3:5Xc' in i- .- ,, M., LOIS M. ADAMS V Secretary Treasurer B. S. First Aid, Safety, Home Nursing, Health, Phys. Ed., Discussion Group DORAN C. WOODS A. B., A. M. wee? Librarian 59 gb i B5- GYJPL. gn E963-LYY KPQXQ1 01 4.,,hbaf jar Q - ' 0 45 8060410 0 I be 11,6 MARGARET W. OLIVER B. 'S., M. S. Librarian Faculty 1, AKA G-Ls. FRED LAMPTON B. S., M. S. Chemistry, Physics, Aeronautics Ha-of MARY E. NELSON ESTHER M. GABLE CLAUDE I. HUFFMAIN B.S., M.S. Biology Q ff:,,eI.j 005, ca 0 W h - 3 -'1L oeogN4g.,oLJ' fe 'lm ' Iv J' and Arithmetic, Bookkeeping, Shorthand, Typewriting M? W.l if 5-'lv ROY E. s'rAN'roN B. Q CE WHIT A B M s Arr ' M .4 E . t ., . . , H, . Commerce, Dlstributive Education 1st01-y Foods, Clothing, Textile -'fr 0 . 000' or Oo 1-Q be Pg- cv RUTH HUTCHMAN A. B., M. S., A. English, Occupations LEWIS J AMES IRVINE Cus todian '09, 80:3-a-9 x35 SW DORIS! MITCHELL Foods Facult . 0. lk I, foo, .sy 0-'53, JESSIE BAILEY ' Qvrllfo B. s., M. s. Ge Oqyl. Algebra, Geometry 4,60 A' . QUE' 35. wzifqxi' Y'i'2,Q.sY15' 1 P-Y' 'SKU' 9, Upper Classmen w,,,g,M-W k H -+-H-Hes-9-.-.:.,.,. M HW K , Q Senior Class fficers VICE PRESIDENT Leah Jean Rhodes SECRETARY if Florine Howard PRESIDENT Elwood Bath TREASURER Kathe Slinkman HARVEY LEE DICKINSON EVI'II.YN MARIE BENNETT Seniors I!II,I, I'INDIl'0T'I' PEGGY COCHRAN an--. 'BQ ROSE MARIE CASTELLANI JAMES KENNETH CONOYI-IR .IU ANN I,AUGIII,IN -Q! 2 CHARLES YOST RAMONA MARCELLEE ITTERMOEHLEN NORMA FAITH EVANS MAYIS ARLENE IIREWINGTON DON E. BROOME Aw W MARY CAROLYN DAUGHER Seniors LORNA M UN DT RH OMA JEAN SCHMIDT JIM WILLARD wiv ESTHER GRACE LEWIS FV, w JOHN LOCK MARY HARPOLE DORIS GAIL EVANS 61 INAE MARIE WHITE PAT LANE ROY SMITH ALICE HARRIET COMSTOCK .ygllfxii ' Iiifgw-A III'I'I'l'Y I,l'IE I'EI.I'IIRI-IY 'sf Fl.0IllNI'I HUWAIIIJ IIE'I'I'Y LOIS RHOADES Seniors IQ' BONNIE LOU GOHR ROBERT HUC-l ROBERT DIINAWAY DONNA McDONALD A A -9 MILDRED JEAN KLEIN WILLIAM FIELD BURNSIDE NORMA TEVIS UAROLE JEAN PRICE ,- A-W so.. 'W . ..-1... LAVON MASQUELIER -SGW BETTY BREWER BEVERLY IRENE KUPLEN LEAH JEAN RHODES Seniors NORA LEE GREEN NORMAN DEAN MONTGOMERY DORIS COOK ALOHA I.AVE'I'I'A PORTER DAN EDWARD SCIFERS VIRGIL LEROY CRAMER CAROLE CARSON BROWN SHIRLEY ANN PATRICK MARIRUTH ANN WILSON S 12 RUTH MAME MERTZ WILMA FREDERICK AREATHA RUTH OEHME Seniors CLARA BELLE MAGIE DAN ELLI01' CLYDE CLIFFORD WHEELER HELEN MARIE SCHNEIDER IIETTE LEIGH KAUTZMAN LOIS McKINNEY AC! LOLA IRENE HEATON CLAUD KENNETH BKQWN 17'-,, WANDA MAE HALL WILMA BERNIECE STOUT REGINAH ARTHUR M-I-.sf A-.-2f5 MARGUERITE Mc NEIL Seniors KENNETH BALDWIN MARGIE ELAINE CORPOLONGO VIRGINIA ANN MILLION BILL PIPKIN RICHARD SHARP LOUISE OSTERLOH 'UV MARGRET ELIZABETH TUSTIN GEORGIA ELLA ANDERSON VELMA LOU OLDHAM Senlors CARI. l'REI,I,Y MELVA DEANE WILLIAMS JOSEPH ARNOLD McC 0011 WILMA JEANNE KNIGHT 'Q .5 BONNIE BRYAN MARTHA HOLLER 1 NORMA JEAN BALDWIN ELLWOOD BATH TED MOODY DOROTHY JEAN VILMER VIRGINIALEE HOFFMAN ROBERT MENCHETTI POLLY BEAUCHAMP SUE FISHER GLENN LONG Seniors .1 ' I I 'I .ll U In-:RNERD ALLMON J0 ANN WHITCOMB BETTY GIMLIN WILLIAM JAY MACHEERS 1' BLAINE DELBERT WALKER MARY LOU ELLIS CLAYTON EDGAR TAYLOR JOHNITA THOMAS f9Ww. VERA HELEN BU FORD Z BETTY JO PUMMILL 'K 1:- ARLENE IIIERD DARLENE NELSON , 4- . Seniors Nomvm JEANE MILLER GORDON V- LOHR GENE PATRICK BETTY DEEMS s HELEN LOUISE ANDERSON HOB PATRICK CHARLES THOMAS RINKEL, JR VIRGINIA LEE ADAMS RICHARD DONALD CASS VIRGINIA TEWELL DAVID EUGENE CLOSE J. M. D. PRATT Seniors ROBERT L- LORENZEN AUDREY COLEEN SUTTON KATI-IE SLINKMAN MILTON FADLER KENNETH KING STICKLEY BARBARA JEANNE MITCHELL JOE HORTON MARDELLE HARTSHORN HAROLD McGRA'I'H Seniors ff 'Q NEl.l.lE ELAINE ALISHRS l I.0RENK'E HILL LLOYD WILBER1' L E I THELMA MARDELI. MERRICK LAWRENCE ELLIOT 5 QQ, f 5324? ELMER RAY BLANKEN DOROTHY NADINE bMITH MADALINE MARDEEL RICHWINE CHARLES ZIMMERMAN JOE LEE STRAH AN MAIDA HOUSE Seniors 1-,uivlx c'1'u'rls mu-:ms csomsn Mfcwns JACKOLYN MACK RICHAIIII mm, lml-:mio T WAYNE ROIQER1' n. PURYEAR .41 BETTY MAURINE GEEST PEGGY RODERICK ISETTE JULIA ALEXANDER ,IIMMIE LATIMER MASON 1 ho's ho ADAMS, VIRGINIA LEE Nickname: Ginny Ambition: To be a good Navy Nurse. Activities: S. C. 4: P. Sz W. 4: Jr. R. Cross 2, 3, 4: G. R 3: Victory Corps 2: Allied Youth Z. ALB'ERS, NELLIE ELAINE Ambition: Airplane Pilot. To be a good house- wife. Activities: Victory Corps 2: Kansas Club 2. ALEXANDER, BETTE JULIA Nickname: Stinky Junior Ambition: To be a registered nurse. Activities: G. R. 2. ALLMON, BERNERD Nickname: Bernie Ambition: To be a television expert. Activities: S. C. 3: Hi.-Y 4: Lettermen's Club 4: Football 2, 4: H. R. Officer 2: Jr. Play 3: Intramurals 2. ANDERSON, HELEN LOUISE Nickname Andy Ambition: To have a career in aviation Activities: G. R. 2, 3, 4: G. A. A. 2, 3, 4: G. A. A. Officer 4: Sr. Ser. Scouts 3, 4: Victory Corps 2: Pep Club 2: Orchestra 2, 3, 4. ANDERSON, GEORGIA ELLA Nickname : Giggles Ambition: To be a Navy wife and an artist. Activities: P. and W. 4: Allied Youth 2: G. R. 3: Jr. Red Cross 4. ARTHUR, REGINAH Nickname: Jean Ambition: To be an assistant manager of a de- partment store. Activities: Victory Corps 2: G. R. 2, 3, 4: Jr. Red Cross 2, 3, 4: H. R. Officer 2: Orchestra 2, 3. BALDWIN, KENNETH WILLIAM Nickname: Kenney Ambition: To be a flier in the Air Corp. BALDWIN, NORMA JEAN Nickname! Jean Ambition: To join the Coast Guard. Activities: S. C. 3: Booster 4: G. A. A., 2, 3: Jr. Red Cross 2, 3: G. R. 2, 3: Election Board 4: Orch. 2. BATH, ELLWOOD Nickname. Pill Ambition: To go through boot:camp as fast as possible or run a Fruit House . BEAUCHAMP, POLLY Nickname: - Beechie Activities: Jr. Red Cross 2: G. R. 2, 3, 4: G. R. Group Officer 3, 4: G. A. A. 4: Sr. Ser. Scouts 3, 4: Victory Corps 2: Class Officer 2: H. R. Officer 2, 3, 4: Orch. 2: P Kr W Queen. BENNETT, EVELYN MARIE Nickname: Benny Ambition: To join the WAVES. Activities: P. and W. 4: Booster 4: Talent Show 4: G. R. 2, 3, 4: G. R. Officer 4: G. A. A. Offi- cer 3, 4: Victory Corps 2: Sr. Ser.Scouts 3: Class Officer 3: H. R. Officer 2, 3, 4: Intra- murals 2, 3, 4: Bowling 2, 3, 4: G. A. A. 2, 3. 4. BIERD, ARLENE Ambition: Beauty operator. Activities: Archery. BLANKEN, ELMER RAY Nickname: Dutch Ambition: To make an A in bookkeeping BRECKO, RICHARD EARL Nickname: Rip Ambition: Naval aviator. Activities: S. C. X3: Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Victory Corps 2: H. R. Officer 13: Ban--:l 2: Intramurals. BREWER, BETTY Nickname: Bert Ambition: To own a horse ranch in New Mexico. Activities: G. R. 2: Jr. Red Cross 2: Victory Corps 2. BREWINGTON, MAVIS ARLENE Nickname: Marcie Ambition: To be an? D. Activities: P and W Editor, 4: Booster Editor, -1: G. R. 2, 3, 4: G. R Cabinet 3, 4: Jr. Red Cross 2, 3, 4: Officer 4: Sr. Ser. Scouts 3, 4: Booster Talent Show 4: Photography Club 2,: Victory Corps 2: H. R. Officer 2, 4: Ruddigore 3: Chorus 3, 4: Quill 8: Scroll 4. B'ROOME, DON E. Nickname: Curly Bill Activities: Lettermen's Club 3, 4: Hi-Y 3, 4: H-iY Officer 4: Class Officer 3: Football 2, 2, 3, 4: Track 2: Lease on Liberty 3: Intramurals 2: Booster 4. BROWN, CAROL CARSON Nickname: Kit Ambition: To be a Navy wife. Activities: Victory Corps 2: G. R. 2, 3, 4: G. R. Officer 3: Camp Wood 3: Sr. Ser. Scout Officer3: Jr. Red Cross 2, 3: Lease on Lib- erty 3: Ruddigore 3: Chorus 3, 4: Intra- murals 3: Bowling 3. BROWN, CLAUD KENNETH Ambition: To see a Republican elected to the presidency. Ativities: Chorus 2, 3, 4. BRYAN, BONNIE Nickname: Katie Ambition: To be a writer. Activities: S. C. 4: P. and W. 4: Jr. Red Cross 2, 3: G. R. 2, 3: Pep Club 2: Intramurals 2. BUFORD, VERA HELEN Nickname: Sugar Ambition: To get a man Activities: Jr. Red Cross 3, 4: G. R. 2, 3, 4: Victory Corps 2: Victory Varieties 3: Tal- ent Show 4: Chorus 2, 3, 4. 4: Chorus 2, 3, 4. BURNSIDE, WILLIAM FIELD Nickname: Fatty Ambition: Mechanical and structural engineer. Activities: Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y Officer 4: Band 2, 3, 4. ho's Who CASS, RICHARD DONALD Nickname: Caspair Ambition: To become a writer. Activities: Hi-Y 43 Victory Corps 23 Intramurals 2. CASTELLANI, ROSE MARIE Nickname: Gypsy Rose Ambition: To be chief cook at Duffy's Tavern. Activities: Booster 43 Talent show 43 Jr. Red Cross Officer 2, 43 G. R. 2, 3. 43 Sr. Ser. Scout 3, 43 G. A. 2s Intramurals 2, 3. CLOSE, DAVID Nickname: Dave Ambition: To graduate from PHS COCHRAN, PEGGY Nickname: Peg Ambition: To be an air stewardess. Activities: S. C. 43 Booster 43 G. R. 2, 3,43 G. R. Officer 3, 43 Sr. Ser. Scouts 3, 43 Pep Club 23 Victory Corps 23 Lease on Lib- erty 33 Orch. 2, 3, 43 Musical Festival 2, 33 Bowling 2, 3, 4. COMSTOCK, ALICE HARRIET Nickname: Elise Ambition: To have a happy successful life. Activities: S. C. 43 G. R. 2, 3,42 G.A.A. 33 Jr. Red Cross 3, 43 Victory Corps 23 H. R. Officer 43 Victory Varieties 23 Radcli- gore 33 Booster Talent Show' 43 Chorus 2, 3, 43 Bowling 3. CONOVER, JAMES KENNETH Nickname: Jim Ambition: To be ia father. Activitiesz' S. C. 33P. and W. 3, 43 Hi-Y 2, 3, -13 Hi-Y Officer 43 Camp Wood 3, Letterman's Club 3, 43 Track 33 Football 3, 4,3 H. R. Ollicer 23 Lease on Liberty 3g Ruddigore 33 Chorus 2, 3. COOK, DORIS Nickname: Cookie Ambition: To find a man. COOPER, D-ON Nickname: Deacon Ambition: To be a major in the Army Air Corps. COOSEMANS, MARY LEE Ambition: to be a school teacher or nurse. Activities: G. R. 2, 3, 4. CORPOLONGO, MARGIE ELAINE Nickname: Corp Ambition: To 550 to college. Activities: G. R. 43 Band 4. CRAMER, VIRGIL LEROY . Nickname: Blondie Ambition: To be a Navy Pilot during the war or a manager of a store. Activities: Hi-Y 23 Model Airplane Club 23 Jr. Academy of Science 23 Band 2, 3, 43 Pep Band 3, 43 Intramurals. CRELLY, CARL Nickname: Prince Ambition: To be a great athletic director or a football coach. Activities: Hi-Y: Football: Basketball. DAUGHERTY, MARY CAROLYN Nickname: Mimi Ambition: To be a Metropolitan opera singer. Activities: Jr Red Cross 3, 4g G. R. 2, 33 G. R. Group Oliicer 2, 33 Victory Corps 23 H. R. Officer 2,32 Ruddigore 33 Victory Vari- eties 23 Chorus 2,3,43 Intramurals 2, 3, 4. DEEMS, BETTY Ambition: To be an artist. Activities: G. R. 2, 3, 43 G. A. A.'23 H. R. Offi- cer 2, 3. DEEMS, CALVIN CURTIS Nickname: Cab Ambition: To make an A in Government. Activities: Senior Cheer-leader 4. DICKINSON, HARVEY LEE Nickname: Dick Ambition: Be the -manager of a super market in this district, and then get hitched, Activities: Chorus 2. DUNAWAY, ROBERT Nickname: Red-Bob Ambition: To be- a plumber, or to join the Navy. ELLIOT, DAN Ambition: To be a pilot in the Marine Air Corps. Activities: Hi-Y 33 H. R.. Officer 43 Chorus 3, 43 Ruddigore 3. ELLIS, MARY LOU Nickname: Little Lulu Ambition: To be married. Activities: S. C. 4g G. ,R. 2, 3, 43 G. R. Confer- ence 3, 43 Victory 'Corps 23 Lease on Lib- erty 33 Chorus 4. ELLIOT, LAURENCE EDWARD Nickname: Bud Ambition: Draftsman. Activities: Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Victory Corps 23 Foot- ball 43 Intramurals 3. ENDICOTT, BILL Nickname: William Ambition: To get out of the Army. Activities: Hi-Y 3, 43 Football 2,3,4: Basket- ball 2, 3, 4. EVANS, DORIS GAIL Nickname: Dorrie Ambition: To travel. Activities: Booster 43 Booster Talent Show 43 G.R. 2, 3, 43 Victory Corps 23 Jr. Red Cross 23 H. R. Oflicer 4. EVANS, NORMA FAITH Nickname: Fleabrain Ambition: To be a beautiful woman and a fa- mous newspaper reporter. Activities: Booster Staff 43 Booster Talent Show 43 Jr. Red Cross 2,4 3, 43 G. R. 2, 3, 43 G. R. Officer 3, 43 G. A. A. 23 Victory Corps 2. FADLER, MILTON Nickname: Millie Ambition: Join the Navy3- win State -'Baskct- ball Tournament. Activities: S. C. 3 Booster 43 Hi-Y 2, 3, 43 Hi-Y Officer 3, 43 Victory Corps 23 Letterman's Club 3, 43 Football 2, 3, 43 Basketball 2, 3, 43 Regional Tournaments 2, 33 H. R. Officer 3. FISHER, SUE HOLLER, MARTHA Nickname: Susie Ambition: To be an old maid. Activities: G. R. 2, 3, 4: G. R. Officer 3, 4: H. R. Ofiicer 2, 3, 4: Lease on Liberty 3: Or- chestra 2, 3. FREDERICK,WILMA Nickname: Peanuts Ambition: To see foreign countries. Activities: Jr. Red. Cross 4: G. R. 4. GEEST, BETTY MAURINE Nickname: Geese Ambition: To join the WAFS, or to be a house- wife. Activities: Jr. Red 'Cross 2: G. R. 2, 3: Drago- nettes 2: Sr. Ser. Scouts 2, 3, 4. GIMLIN, BETTY Nickname: Gimmie Ambitionz: To be an artist. GOHR, BONNIE LOU Nickname: Bony Ambition: To live in Florida. Activities: G. R. 2, 3: Photography Club 2: Class Ofiicer 2. GREEN, NORA LEE Nickname: Penny Ambition: To travel. Activities: Jr. Redf Cross 2, 3, 4: G. R. 2, 3. 4. HALL, WANDA Nickname: Windy Ambition: To become more acquainted with the mortals. Activities: Jr. Red Cross 2: G. IR. 2, 3, 4. HARPOLE, MARY Nickname: Harpo Ambition: To be successful. Activities: G.. R. 2: Jr. Red Cross 2, 3, 4: Vic- tory Varieties 2: Ruddigore 3: Lease on Liberty 2. HARTSHORN, MARDELLE Nickname: Pookie Ambition: To become a good housewife. Activities: G. R. 2, 3: G. A. A. 2. HATCH, GELATER Nickname: Ladie Ambition: To be a stenographer. Activities: Rocket Pep Club 2. HEATON, LOLA IRENE Nicknamez' Chink Ambition: To go to Hawaii. Activities: G. R. 2, 3: Jr. Red' Cross 4. HILL, FLORENCE Nickname: Shorty Ambition: To be a nurse. Activities: Intramurals. HOFFMAN, VIRGINIALEE Nickname: Valee Nickname: Mert Ambition: To become a doctor or an aviatrix. Activities: Jr. Red Cross: 3: Sr. SeSr. Scouts 3,4. HORTON, JOE Nickname: Joe Ambition. To be ai lawyer. Activities: S. C. 4: Hi-Y 2: Class Officer 2: Band 2, 3, 4. HOWARD, FLORINE Nickname: Flo Am-bition: To marry a certain sailor. Activities: G. R. 3: Class Officer 4. HUGI, ROBERT Nickname: Bob Ambition: To join the Navy. Activities: Victory Varieties 2: Ruddigore 3: Chorus 2, 3, 4: Intramurals 2. KAUTZMAN, BETTE LEIGH Nickname: Sally Ambition: To be a housewife. Activities: G. R. 4. KLEIN, MILDRED JEAN Nickname: Millie Ambition: To be a Dun's Post War Plan. Activities S. C. 3: Victory Corps 2: Jr. Red Cross 5,3 4: G. R. 2, 3, 4: G. R. Oflicer 3: Pep Club 2: Audubon Club 2: Allied Youth 2: H. R. Officer 2, 3: Intramurals 2, 3. KNIGHT, WILMA J EANNE Nickname: Jae Ambition: To be a Navy nurse. Activitieszf Sr. Ser, Scouts 3: Jr Red Cross 3, 4: Victory Corps 2: G. R. 2, 3, 4: G. R. Ofiicer 4: Kansas Club 2: G. A. A. 2, 4: H. R. Offi- cer 2, 3: Cheer Leader 4: Class 0fficer3. KUPLEN, BEVERLY IRENE LAKEY, VERA PEARL Nickname: Chick Ambition: To be a nurse. Activities: G. R. 2, 3, 4. LANE, PAT Nickname: Pat Ambition: To interview Bill Stern. Activities: Booster 4: Booster Talent Show 4: G. R. 2, 3, 4: G. R. :Officer 3, 4: H. R. Officer 2, 3, 4: Bowling 3: Quill and Scroll. LAUGHLIN, JO ANN Nickname: Jo Ambition: To enter the medical profession. Activities: P. and W. 3, 4: Booster 4: Booster Talent Show 4: Sr. Ser. Scouts 3: Victory Corps 3: G. A. A. 2, 3, 4: G. A. A.. Officer 3: G. R. 2, 3, 4: G. R. Officer 3, 4: G. R. Con- ference 4: H. R. Oflicer 2, 3: Intramurals 2, 3, 4. LEWIS, ESTHER GRACE Ambition: To work with the Federal Bureau of Ambition: To be a vocalist. .If'Yestigati0n- Activities: s. C. a: G. R. 2, 3, 4, H. R. officer 2: - Actlvmesr S- C- 2, 41 B00Sfer4: G- R- 2, 3. 4: imuddigoren 3: Chorus 3, 4: upaustns G. R. Officer 3, 4: Jr. Red! Cross 3: Sr. Ser. 44Messiahrv: 44B0hemian Girln. Scouts 3, 43 VICIOTY Corps 2j Lease OKI Liberty 3: Orch. 2, 3, 4. ho's LOCK, JOHN Ambition: To join up. Activities: Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Jr. Academy of science 2: Football 2, 3, 4: H. R. Officer 2. LOHR, GORDON V. Nickname: FQashie Ambition: To pass the point of moderation, en- ' ter the point of eneibration, and to be fir- mly, but gently burmused on graduation night. Activities: S. C. 3: Hi-Y 2, 3, 4. LONG, GLENN ALEXANDER Nickname: Dong Ambition: To own a harem. LORENZEN, ROBERT L. Nickname: Gooch Ambition: To manage a big night club. Activities: Booster 4: Hi-Y 2,5 4: Football 2, 3, 4: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Track 3: Regional Tournament 3. McCLURE, GEORGE Nickname: Shorty Ambition: Aeronautical engineer. Activities: S. C. 4: P. and W. 4: Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Victory Corps 2: Activities Finance Com- mittee 4. McCOOL, JOSEPH ARNOLD Nickname: Sug Ambition: To join the Navy. McDONALD, DONNA Nickname: Mac Abition: To join the W-I-V-E-S. Activities: S. C. :2, 3, 4: Jr. Red Cross 4: G. R. 2, 3, 4: Victory Corps 2: Au-dubon Club 2: Kansas Club 2: H. R. Officer 2, 3, 4: Intra- murals 2, 3. McGRATH, HAROLD Ambition: To be an electrical engineer. Activities: Hi-Y 4: H. R. Officer 4. MCKINNEY, Lois Nickname: Information Ambition: To see my nephew. Activities: G. R. 2, 3: Jr. Redi Cross 2: Audubon Club 2: Sr. Ser. Scouts 3: G. A. A. 3 Tn- tramurals 2, 3, 4. McNEIL, MARGUERITE Nickname: Shorty Ambition: To be manger of Newman's. Activities: G. R. 2, 3, 4: Kansas Club 2: Victory Corps 2. MACHEERS. WILLIAM JAY Nickname: Wild Bill Ambition: chemical engineer. Activities: P. and W. 4: Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Camp 'Wood 3: Victory Corps 3: Jr Academy of Science 2: Lease On Liberty 3: Band 2, 3, 4: In- tramurals 2, 3: K.S.T.C. Music Festival 2: Tumbling 2, 4: Pep Band 3, 4. Who MACK, JACKOLYN Nickname: Jackie Ambition: To graduate. Activities: G. R.: G. A. A.: Allied Youth: Jr. Red Cross: Bowling. MAGIE. CLARA BELLE Nickname: Claire Ambition: To have Mr. Stanton on my side. Activities: S. C. 3: G. R. 2. 3, 4: G. R. Oiiicer 3: Jr. Red Cross 3, 4: Victory Corps 2: Audu- bon Club 2: Allied Youth 2: Pep Club 2: H. R. Oiiicer 2, 3: Intramurals 2, 3. MASON, JIMMIE LATIMER Nickname: Honeyboy Ambition: Poet and Interracial Worker. Activities: Hi-Y: Kansas Club: Basketball: Track. MASQUELIER, LAVON Nickname: Blackie Ambition g To do something worthwhile in music. G. R. : Jr. Red Cross: Sr. Ser. Scouts: Officer: Victory Varieties 2: Chorus. Activities H. R. MENCHETTI, ROBERTX MENTHOR Nickname: Menockie Ambition : Activities: To be a Naval Pilot or gunner. Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Victory Corps 2: Foot- ball 4: Lettermen's Club 4: H. R. Oflicer 3: Lease on Liberty 3: Intramurals 2. MERRICK, THELMA MARDELL Ambition: To be a nurse. Activities: G. R. 2, 3: Victory Corps 2: Jr. Red Cross 3. MERTZ, .RUTH MARIE Nickname: Mertsie Ambition 1 To go to Washington D. C. Activities: G. R. 2, 3: Jr. Red Cross 2: G. A. A. 2, 3, 4: Sr. Ser. Scouts 3, 4: Audubon Club 2: Intramurals 2, 3, 4. MILLER, NORMA JEANE Nickname: Monkey Ambition : Activities : To be happy always. S. C. 3: G. R. 2, 3, 4: Jr. Red Cross 4: Victory Corps 2: Chorus 4. MILLION, VIRGINIA ANN Nickname: Tony Ambition: To be a lawyer with a degree from Harvard. Activities: G. R. 2, 3, 4: Pep Club 2. MILLS, DONNA MARIE Nickname: Peanut Ambition: To be a Navy nurse. MITCHELL, BARBARA JEANNE Nickname g Ambition: some, Activiti-es: cer 4: Cross Mitchie To be a nurse and work for a hand- millionaire, famous doctor. S. C. 2: G. R. 2, 3, 4: G. R. Group Oili- Kansas Club 2: Booster 4: Jr. Red: 4: Victory Corps 2: Rudigore 3: Chorus 3, 4: MONTGOMERY, NORMAN DEAN Ambition: easy. Activities: To get rich an-d retire, then take life S. C. and Sunflower Boy's State. ho's Who MOODY, TED Nickname: God's Gift to Women Ambition: Bigamist Activities: Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Tumbling 2, 4: Victory Corps 2. MUNDT, LORNA Nickname: Woody Ambition: To go to St. John's College. Activities: Booster 4: G. R. 2, 3, 4: G. R. Group Officer 4: Jr. Red Cross 3: H. R. Oiiicer 2: Ruddigore 3: Lease On Liberty 3: Chorus 3, 4: Intramurals 3. NELSON, DARLENE Nickname: Nell Ambition: To be a model. Activities: G. R. 3,4: G. A. A. 4. OEHME, AREATHA RUTH Nickname: O-me Ambition: To be able to drive in the Los Angeles market. Activities.: G. R. 4: Sr. Ser. Scouts: Pep Club 2: Jr. Red Cross. OLDHAM, VELMA LOU Nickname: Lula Belle Ambition: To be a nurse. Activities: G. R. 2, 3, 4: Jr. Red Cross 2, 3, 4. OSTERLOH, LOUISE Nickname: Weasie Ambition: To marry a sailor. PARKER, WAYNE Nickname: Junior Ambition: To be a laboratory technician. Activities: Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Band 3, 4: Orch. 2, 3, 4. PATRICK, BOB Nickname: Einstein Ambition:To be al coach. Activities: Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Lettermen's Club 3, 4: Track 2, 3: Football 2, 3, 4. PATRICK, GENE Ambition: To own and operate a big farm. Activities: Hi-Y: Football. PATRICK, SHIRLEY ANN Nickname: Blondie Ambition: To be a singer. Activities: G. R. 2, 4: Jr. Red Cross 3, 4: Victory Corp 2: Ruddigore 3: Chorus 3, 4. PELPHREY, BETTY LEE Ambition: To be a nurse. . Activities: G. R. 2, 3. PIPKIN, BILL Nickname: Willie Ambition: To join the Navy as soon as school is out. Activities: Chorus 2, 3, 4. PORTER, ALOHA LAVETTA Nickname: Porter Ambition: To play: the piano with an orchestra. Activities: S. C. 2: G, R. 2, 3: Jr. Red Cross 4: H. R. Officer 2. PRATT, J. M. D. Nickname: Pratt Ambition: To be a motorcycle dealer. Activities: Hi-Y 3, 4. PRICE, CAROLE JEAN Nickname: Frenchie Ambition: To be happy and not get old. Activities: S. C. 3: G. R. 2: Victory Corps 2: Majorette 2, 3, 4. PRINCE, MARJORIE LOUISE Nickname: Princess Ambition: To be a school teacher. Activities: G. R. 2: G. A. A. 2: Pep Club 2: Orch. 2, 3. PUMMILL, BETTY JO Nicknam.e: Pum Ambition: To establish an old maid's home. Activities: G. R. 2, 3, 4: Sr. Ser. Scouts,3, 4: Victory Corps 2: Pep Club 2: Class Officer 3. PURYEAR, ROBERT H. Nickname: Percy Ambition: To get in the chemical warfare branch of the Army. Activities: Hi-Y 3,4: Basketball 4: Band 2, 3, 4: Intramurals. RHOADES, BETTY Nickname: Rhoadsie Ambition: To marry Larry!! Activities: G.R. 2: G. A. A. 2. RHODES, LEAH JEAN Nickname: Smokie Ambition: To be an air-hostess. Activities: S. C.: G. R. 2, 3: Sr. Ser. Scouts 4: Class Officer 4. RICHWINE. MADALINE MARDELL Ambition: To make some man a good wife. Activities: G. R. 2, 4: S. C. Alt. 2, 3: H. R. Offi- cer 4: Setting type for Purple and White. RINKEL, CHARLES THOMAS Nickname: Charley Ambition: To be a preacher. Activities: Hi-Y Officer 3, 4: Photography Club 2: Lease on Liberty 3: Ban-d 2, 3, 4: ln- tramurals 2. ROD-ERICK, PEGGY Nickname: Peg Ambition: To have fun always. Activities: G. R. 2, 4. ROUSE, MAIDA Ambition: R. N. Activities: G. R. 2, 3, 4: Band 2, 3. 4. SCMIDT, RHOMA JEAN Nickname: Ronnie Ambition: To be a medical technician. Activities: S. C. 2, 4: G. R. 2, 3, 4: G. R. Group Officer 2, 3: Jr. Red Cross 3: Victory Corps 2: Allied Youth 2: Sr. Ser. Scouts 3 4: Lease on Liberty 3: Ruddigore 3: Bohemian Girl 3: Chorus 3, 4: Bowling 2, 3: Intramurals. SCHNEIDER, HELEN MARIE Nickname: Sni-de Ambition: To be a secretary, so I can sit on my boss's lap. Activities: G. R. 2, 3: Jr. Red Cross 2: G. A. A. 2. H ho's ho SCIFERS, DAN EDWARD Nickname: Tex Ambition: To live and learn Activities: Hi-Y 3: Hi-Y Oiiicer: Football 2: Band 2. SHARP, RICHARD Nickname: Dick Ambition: To be a stock farmer. SLINKMAN, KATHE Nickname: Slinkie Ambition: To be a grade school teacher. Activities: G. R. 3, 4: G. R. Group Officer 3, 4: Class Oiiicer 4: H. R. Officer 4: Lease on Liberty 3: Ruddigore 3: Orch. 4: Chorus 3, 4. SMITH, DOROTHY NADINE Nickname: Dotty Ambition: To have a happy life. Activities: G. R. 2: Jr. Red Cross 2. SMITH, ROY Nickname: Smitty Ambition: To stay out of trouble. Activities: Basketball 4: Track 3, 4: Intra- murals 2, 3, 4. STICKLEY, KENNETH KING Nickname: Kenny Ambition: To be a minister. Activities gi Hi-Y 3, 4: Photography Club 2. STIVERS, MARY LOU Nickname: Stivey Ambition: To be a doctor's assistant. Activities: G. R. 2, 3: Jr. Red Cross 4. STOUT, WILMA BERNIECE Nickname: Bernie Ambition: To be a linotype operator. Activities: Jr. R-ed Cross 2: Setting type for Purple and White 4. STRAHAN, JOE LEE Ambition: To be in the Navy. Activities: Hi-Y. SUTTON, AUDREY COLEEN Nickname: Little Audrey Ambition: To be a singer. Activities: S. C. 3: Ru-ddigpre 3: Chorus 3. TAYLOR, CLAYTON EDGAR Ambition: To make, design, and fly airplanes. Activities: Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Tennis 2: Track: H. R. Officer 3: Intramurals. TEVIS, NORMA Ambition: To marry a certain sailor. Activities: S-. C. 2: G. R. 2, 3, 4: G. R. Officer 2, 3, 4: Photography Club 2: Pep Club 2: Lease on Liberty 3. TEWELL, VIRGINIA Nickname: Ginny Ambition: To be a singer. Activities: G. R. 2, 3, 4: G. R. Cabinet 4: Victory Corps 2: Audubon Club 2: H. R. Ofiicer 2, 3: Victory Varieties 2: Chorus 2, 3: Bowl- ing 2, 3: Intramurals 2, 3. THOMAS, JOHNITA Nickname: Johnnie Ambition: To be a cosmetic buyer for a large store. Activities: S. C. 4: G. R. 2, 3, 4: Jr. Red Cross 4. TUSTIN, MARGARET ELIZAB'ETH Ambition: To be a home economics teacher. Activities: G. R. 2, 3, 4: Sr. Ser. Scouts 3, 4. UTERMOEHLEN, RAMONA MARSELLEE Nickname: Udie Am-bition: To become a dress designer. Activities: P. and: W. 3, 4: Booster 4:'G. R. 2, 3, 4: G. R. Officer 4: G. A. A. 2, 3, -1: G. A. A. Ofiicer 3: .Ir. Red Cross 3: 'Victory Corps 2: Kansas Club 2: Pep Club 2: In- tramurals 2, 3, 4: Booste9Talent Show. VILMER, DOROTHY JEAN ' Ambition: To be an English teacher. Nickname: Dottie Activities: G. R. 2, 3, 4: Victory Corps 2. WALKER, BLAINE DELBERT Ambition: To be a war worker, or work in a car factory after the war. Activities: Hi-Y: Football 2, 3, 4: H. R. Officer 2: Bowling: Intramurals 3. WHEELER, CLYDE CLIFFORD Nickname . Fournisseur Amibition: To retire. Activities: Setting type for Purple and White 4. WHITCOMB, JO ANN Nickname: Jody Ambition: To graduate from college. Activities: G. R. 2, 3, 4: Jr. Red Cross 2: Victory Corps 2. WHITE, INAE MARIE Ambition: To get married and' have 20 children. Activities: S. C. 4: Booster 4: G. R. 2, 3, 4: G. R. Officer 2, 3, 4: Sr. Ser. Scouts 3, 4: Sr. Ser. Scout Oflicer 3, 4: Jr. Red, Cross 2: Victory Corps 2: Camp Wood 3: f'Lease On Liberty 3: Bowling 2, 3, 4: Intramurals 3. WILB'ERT, LLOYD X Ambition: To be an electrical engineer. Activities: Lettermen's Club 4: Track 3: Football 3, 4: Band 3. WILLARD, JAMES Nickname: Jimmy Ambition: To be a traveling salesman. WILLIAMS, MELVA DEANE Nickname: Deanie Ambition: To have a happy and successful future. Activities: P. and W. 4: G. R. 2, 3: Audubon Club 2: H. R. Ofiicer 2, 3, 4: Intramurals 2, 3, 4: WILSON, MARIRUTH ANN Nickname: Mert Ambition: To be a beauty operator. Activities: G. R. 2, 4: Victory Corps 2. YOST, CHARLES Nickname: Charley Ambition: To be a successful businessman. Activities: Hi-Y 3, 4: Jr. Academy of Science 2. ZIMMERMAN, CHARLES Ambition: To join the Army. X ' x L - 4 Al bfi W! , , 1 f I ,j,1,H- Q., A 1 4 L- , , 1 ,. I rv Ah, I see a red-'haired boy who leads the yells in his school, Cab Deems, who at long last triumphs with an A in Government. And yet, what is this? The cloud is thinning. A tall blonde sailor, Bob Hugi, comes into view. And here is lovely little Flo Howard, another sailor's re- cent bride. Joe. Horton tells her if she ever needs a lawyer, he's her man. The ball is shattering! No, it is only Mert Holler zooming by in her fastest model plane. That lovely sound-a bird? Valee Hoffman is trilling the evening away in her garden. Another sound of music comes to my ear. A, Hawaiian guitar, an-rl Chink Heaton glides by in- a hula. I see Navy nurses watching the entertainment Shorty Hill, Thelma Merrickg Peanut Mills, and Ginny Adams are swaying in the moonlight, looking perfectly luscious in, their Navy Nurse uniforms. Out in the harbor a ship is tying at anchor. A handsome Navy man, Sug McCool, is just going ashore. He has someone assigned to his special detail, ah yes! A lovely titian Navy nurse, Jae Knight. Another plane is zooming in. There, not quite clear- ly, the petite stewardess, Peg Cochran, steps from the ship. This is a group of Army nurses enroute to the States. Betty Pelphrey, Maida Rouse, and Chick Lakey step out and are whisked away in a car. Is that someone strolling along in the moonlight? Of course. Fournisseur Wheeler has retired and is living here in his country estate. He is attended by Lulu B'elld Oldham. He is getting rather feeble and needs a companion. Young lovers are also here. I can even see a trace of a wedding gown. It is! Everyone is chatting 8- bout the double wedding which is to take place in the near future of Kit Brown an-d her Navy man 3-Hd Giggles Anderson and her sailor. More wives are coming in view. Flashie Lohr is to be best man. The bridesmaids? A lovely sextet. Glenn Long is to bring .44 9 funk an 70 M., Gayle! Ball his group of entertainers, Cupid's Cuties. These girls, let me see, I see through the mist Elise Comstock, Cookie Cook, Sugar Buford, Monkey Miller, Claire Magie, Peg Roderick, and Deanief Williams. Ah yes, Blondie Cramer is to pilot them. The gowns are Orig- inals of Betty Deems who sketched them. The stars are soft and low in the sky with a bi-g mellow moon. so luscious and inviting. That attractive Udie Uter- moehlen is fworking on the last minute details of some of the more famous gowns. Don Broome is there with Pat Lane. That woman has been chasing Bill Stern halfway around the continent to interview him, only to find he is right here in some one else's own back door. Whom do all these children belong to? Of course, Inae White is calling her twenty odd miniatures to- gether. And Jim Conover. So far he only has twins. The sun is dawning ona beautiful day, the one and only day of the wedding. I see some socialites relax- ing under 'the deep blue sky. Dorrie Evans, Millie Klein, and Harpo Harpole. Also Peanuts Frederich. I see her writing. Ah yes, her book on foreign coun- tries. The sound of the wedding march. Everything is so lovely. Mert Wilson is present to view her work of-art. She did the hair of the bride. And Johnnie Thomas. She supplied the cosmetics: from her large store bacli home. Ginny Tewell is the soloist. I have seen the minister somewhere before. Of course, Char- ley Rinkle. There is also some recognizable person in the front pew. Of course the famous Hawaiian school teacher, Slinkie Slinkman. And those two lov- able old ladies. Susie Fisher and Pum Pummill have established their old maids' home. It really' is a fa- mous institution. I see the couple departing for their after-wedding refreshments. They are now entering a big night club, operated by one Gooch Lorenzen. He is assisted by Dave Close, William Endicott, and Millie Fadler. The chief cook: of this Lorenzen's Bonanza is Gpy- sy Rose Castellani. I hearisome really hot boogie. Ah. Porter Porter with her nation-wide arrangement of Kiss Your Freedom Goodbye, Hawaii with all its beauties is fading from my sight. The ball is clearing. A big luxury liner is gliding through the water. Someone is strolling along the deck. John Lock, Willie Pipkin, and- Joe Strahan. There comes the F. B. I. agent. None other than Esther Grace Lewis. Her secretary is just behind her, Little Audrey Sutton. Two Naval pilots are going ashore when the ship docks, Menockie Menchetti and Recardo Brecko. They have picked up a. Marine pilot, Dan Elliott. What is this? Not a woman in the Coast Guard? Yes, Jean Baldwin, the first woman, in the C. G. She is accompanied by Pill Bath. I see a party inf the lounge. Someone is singing. That someone is Blondie Patrick. The ship is landing. In the far distance ai fruit farm. is visible, operated by Lou Gene Patrick. Clayton Taylor is located close by in a plane designing plant. Norma Tevis and Weasie Osterloh boarded a plane piloted by Andy Anderson in Los Angeles for New Mexico. They were planning' a small wedding for themselves and two very good-looking sailors. A crash ! ! l 0-me Oehme just crashed in the Los Angeles market. The operator, Dick Dickenson is really chasing after her. The radio station is not far away. Bernie Allmon is operating the television while his expert secretary, Beechie Beauchamp, is taking dictation. There is an Arm.y base close. I see three men E0- ing on weekend liberty. Let mel see, Deacon Cooper, Percy Puryear, and Kenny Baldwin. And what is this? A model posing for leg art. None other than Nell Nelson. So manyi places and scenes are coming into view. I see a Peaceful h01'S0 ranch in Mexico. This belongs to Bert Brewer and her assistant. Dick Sharp. There is a leak, and Red- Bob Dunaway races to the rescue with his plumber's wrench. A parade of housewives come before my eyes. Sally Kautzman, Information McKinney, Rhoadsie Rhoades, Nellie Albers, Dottie Smith, Pookie Hartshorn, Windy Hall, and Geese Geest. And yet, what is this? Slchools. It is gl'ad118ti01'l, and Jody Whitcomb, Woody Mundt, and Corp Corp- olongo are receiving their diplomas from college- Mary Lee Cooseman is in front of her classroom, and farther down the hall Dottie Vilmer is teaching Eng- lish, and Margaret Tustin is teaching home eco- nomics. The land of sunshine is coming into view. The beach in Florida is crowded with people. A Wave, Benny Bennett,'is strolling along the boardwalk. Cimmie Gimlin is sketching some scenes: in her ar' tists' notebook. Penny Green is relaxing in the Sand- J.M.D. Pratt goes whizzing through the crowd on his motorcycle with Little Lulu Ellis and Mac Mc- Donald right behind him holding on for preservation of life and limb. Bony Gohr comes rompillg through the sand and into the surf. Katie Bryan is down here too, writing about the various scenes of life. Not more children? Oh yes, Princess Prince is taking her little kindergarten group out for a wee bit of sunshine. Who is that rather distinguished looking man? Mitchie Mitchell, his nurse, says it is Dean Montgomery, who has retired from the cares of business and is taking life easy. It looks as if someone is having a party. Let's see. Smitty Smith, Tex Scifers, Jackie Mack, Ted Moody, Frenchy Price, and Jimmy Willard. And what a party! Fleabrain Evans, that beautiful and ravish- ing woman, is covering it for the front page of the local paper. She tells me that Bernie Stout will set it up. Kenny Brown is trying frantically to ring up Blackie Masquelier to tell her that Hnally a Repub- lican president has been elected, but the telephone operator, Madaline Richwine, tells. him that Blackie is vocalizing and cannot be disturbed. Another plane. Smokie Rhodes, the hostess, steps out and is followed by Coach Einstein Patrick and his boys to go into spring training. The scenes are shifting northward and 'engineers come into view. There' is Lloyd Wilbert, Harold Mc- Grath, Shorty McClure, Bill Burnside, and Bill Ma- cheers. The Metropolitan in New York is opening its doors for another concert season. Mimi Daugherty has the lead in Carmen . She has a new secretary, Snicle Schneider. Her hair stylist, Arlene Bierd, is just go- ing in the door. Caspair Cass is ready and waiting' to write up the iirst nighter. There are two new managers of large department stores, Jean Arthur and Shorty McNeil. A little church is coming into view, Boston's Old North Church, with Kenny Stickley as its minister. Johns Hopkins hospital makes its appearance. Jo Laughlin ond Marcie Brewington are both taking special training there. Stivey Stivers is assisting the head nurse, and laboratiry technicians are Ronnie Schmidt and Junior Parker. Visitors are coming through the door in the person of Dutch Blanken and Mertsie Mertz. Charley Yost is a very successful businessman in Washington, and Blaine Walker is foreman in a car factory inf Detroit. Bud Elliott, draftsman. is in on business, and Charles Zimmerman is on weekend pass from the Arm.y.' Stinkey Alexander is doing public health work in the city, and her friends, Honeyboy Mason and his secretary, Ladie Hatch, are doing in- teracial work. The ball is traveling to Harvard, where Tony Mil- lion is receiving her LLD and on, on to Notre Dame where Prince Crelly is head football coach. The ball is thinning. A mist is clouding the future. I can see nd more in the crystal ball. . , i it Y--1 ..-..-fx. . T W , C - T 1 A 4' be f V -'-3' Y 7 i C? ass will We, the class of 1945, being of sound mind and body, do formulate this last will and testament. ARTICLE I To the teachers we leave all our old test papers work books an broken loeks ARTICLE II We leave all the extra men and the dark dark eorners of PHS to e sophzes ARTICE III To the yumors we leave the vacant eha1r opposzte the principal s desk H1 the o fl d th bl ce an e ack market gum under the auditorium seats ARTICLE IV To the uornen we leave the Van johnson o the Mum Department T th I t o e as rernazmng boys the favorite Varga and Petty pm ups ARTICLE V We leave the coal seattle to the 1946 ootball squad Keep it orever I h d d pon e an uell guarded from the Columbus Tztans ARTICLE VI To the prospeetlve seniors we leave our own veteran Marine that tl I unrnor a so dler o ortune Don t Go Home And Tell Your Folks Natzon f.'62 Lew! CLE WITNESSES if E f - Way Back When Un der Cla Junior Class Officers TREASURER VICE PRES Helen Curteman Helen Johnson PRESIDENT Jim Flottman SECRETARY Shirley Ball IDENT .aiu A Nancy Smith Vera Mnsterson Marilyn Hyatt Shirley Sh Ruth Payne Joe Peel Ferol Coulter Ernie C dl' Ruth Ann Williamson Merlin Knaup 1'-'Um ASW V ,ef iw, erman Lillian Evans hanel' Anita Hilboldf -i Nancy Messenger Donald Cooper Polly Lashbrook ,.-0 'af .-MV 'CE' v x 1' wipe 'QQ- ,1 V, . 'Rv Ruth Ohlhaunen Colleen Harrisnn Virginia Huffman Dorothy Ford-Rice Willa Rae Gray J' 0 Juniors fl fam ...Q 'N f 'vy,,. i 7 Ruby Starks Ella Lou Akteson Shirley Jo Polston Kathryn Woodside Lavon Duggan -as 1 Marjorie Mizener Ronald Holler Lois Fanska Jim Williams Wanda Norris . 1' 'N My Maxine Jones Kenneth Bately Vivian Halpain Donald Miller Pat Bartz GN- 1 .aiu 31' Connie Parlin Betty Whitter Gerry Sharp Ellarose Scales Wanda Minnick Q -Ti.. Wx I Q? .Q F. Vadn Lee Alden Olive Ruth Wi-adom Dorothy Norris Jeannine Turner Belly Barber 33 fr W- .,.-,r qwvv ...J .loan Davis David Lane .lean Hall Keith Michelle Rosalie LCIIIIB ,ANN Al , J,A,.!u ,, W ll 4 A fi Elinnr Philips Richard Swink Betty Pruitt Antone Roilz Betty Louise Wilson V L. Betty Jean Boyd Berniece Slandlee Billie Lee Nelson Dorothy McNeil Carole Koopmun .lu 7iO1'S N QQ 4 l l A ' , P , ' - X ,fhsl W. f ,lui Delores Sloan Paul Gilliland Joy Standford Jack woods b Lillian Ruth Green ws 'an '-'-fi? I -Ji' A Laura Helen WNY Bob Mraule Grace Cronister 3 WN 4.-2 M Ill 'ff A Q- 1 rf NF'- Helen ljurteman Edward Witt Eva Evans 'F'1'f'2!! '- x'C cr4 1 f Roy Purkey Delores Lllhb' all Lilbert Holcomb Neva Evans Q lf MCICY Wheeler James E. Flottman Dorothy Price Juniors John E. Naylor Shirley Bull Tom Clark Helen Hnrkwell Juniors Q lk J lt'Q Ns w. Helen Weaver Louia .l. Dull Nolene Rinehart Ralph Calvin 1 Q ' ,egg A 3' , gf K Eugene Sluckey N0l'm8 Heidi' Richard Baerl Joanna Oertle QiQx ' ,V - uni , ...A 'QB vt: i f XX I X P George Nicholson 1 5 Wanda Deems Ella .loan Elilf James Diller Betty Royse Nevada Kent f fairs' gf... Mn' ,px 415 ,' sw 1 rye: M i Jimmie Kinsch 'Geneva Graham Q Leroy Lamb Virginia Bennett nb P- 'A .1 Richard Cottrell Robert Kennedy Tbmmy Anderson Don Wilson Maurice Wray Arthur Delmcz Frederic Plagens Newton Lippili .lack H. Rupard Nogh Chgmbgfg Don Kirk Robert Barhero Richard Blancetl Paul Coley Harvey L- Dill Jack 'rlmms Elmer F. Rowe Ho-uri lmhm- Ju- cms Jack Bail' O J umors Clarence Roberts Jack Oertle ,un Edward Slankard 'N- 'mf LX J ' 1'S Patricia Siegfried William McCoy Bob Rroadhurst ..,-rl Jack Daugherty James Major Eleanor Van Beher Robert Scott Helen Johnson Sophomore Class L It 3 E sulF 6w Rf,--jf J. ,ff X 7 PRESIDENT Roger Halliday fficers TREASURER Richard Bowles VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY Bill Bennett Norma SYOHS L Sophomores 26 Q Frances Willey Ruth Louise Smith Rosemary Fedell Evagean Robbins Helgn DQMQHUX ez, A., ww . ff? K 3 - .Z 1, .' - ii- -, 'Si L' R, . H I 4, f ' ll hi ilgwf ig . Z If Kc-. 'Y . Vera Taylor Fharles Chauncey Betty Rae Hall Bill England Ella May Lynn Marjorie Miller Roh Scalel Viola Lippilt Bob Walker Wanda Lee 'CY Dorothy Wheeler Bill McCabe Margaret Plagens Charles Judd Dorothy .lean Rinard Marie Clark Eugene Benner Edna Taylor Donald Ginardi Patty Hendricks Wilma Kettennan Lewis Milliman Marilyn Markham Charles Miller M -., Bonnie Miller Roland Sharp Marilyn Freeman Lee Brown Maxine Humhard Martha Mae Albers . ,gs ig.. Ni , . ,pf A ,..- R X Marilyn Moder Russell Franck Bonnie Mark Melvin Bmwell Lrjarie Pease Sophomores Sophomores --Q , 60 ,f Helen Purdy Larry Douglas Mary Jo Pittser Neil Nelson Ramona Laidler .--'lk Elmina Alexander Clyde Slfifklfllld Mildred Smith William A. Wilso 45 Lois DNF' D00 while Lavon Fields Joy Armstrong Victor Nalley Mary Margaret Wild ,nv fl 11 xr JN X X 'Q' ,ff ,iffmr 1.2 Kathleen Swink Bill Bennett Betty Smith Louis Brown Barbara Lehman Nattie Joe Roderick Richard A. Bowles Charlotte Tatham Sidney Sloan Marilyn Oldham ff' WN 'X Marilyn Marquardt Roland Nevin Norma Jean Teter Bill Batten Lguige Smigh ,al Valenr Ward Marion Huffman ff Doris Billions EU!-len? Zimm ,, I Wifv ik Edna Zimmerman Lge Roy Halpain 'WI' J' 5 M A piling-an erman llurris Williamson Don Overman Sophomores Dorol h y Bresnick i Mary Wilson Sophomores Mury Beth Tanm-r George R. Ford Jacqueline Brown Dan Marlin Donna Fenimore 157 :a Marjorie Mclinlire Eldon Honn Norma Slotts Charles Rondelli Efllli NPMZIPS f 'Q.., Q fir AF' -0 Q3-nur Elnora Vunrod Curl Stacy Margaret Hurst Harry Tims Elmig Mariin Alma Inygle Ray McDaniel .launiln Spencer Richard King Delores Ross Peggy Baldwin Billy Brumbaugh Patsy Patterson Roger Halliday Harriet Hilholdl Rosemary McClusky Johnnie Grisham Betty Ann Cole Karl Hudson Belgy Cgpug Naomi Morey George Quier Maurine Linthicum Max McDonald Dqlly Roiql 1 Margaret Robinson Bill Buford .loan Babcock Neil Oehme Ona Marie Wright Sophomores K he Sophomores Q. 'I' as Mary Louise Gibson Maurice Palmer Chrysler Carol Joyce Burke Eldon Harmon Mary Hallman 'sr IXQK s fv5h4R 'Q' 'b wg- l .- Maxine Alden William Laughlin Mary Lou Latty Dan Lee Slavens Della Mosier .. 5,0 -is ', I , . 4' L Norma V. Miller Frank Deflasperi Molly .lo Woods Don Macheers Edith Marstol l an ' G . 5, ,1- sv. n Q9 Brig K -F-e it Joan Hughes Clyde Hull Fnnita Weaver Robert Waggener Ella Marie Zehr is We--. B.-au Loyd Schneider' Betty Brown Bill Graham Carol Smith Glen Tustin X 1 W. 'Qt- Ethel Doris Martin Rick Smedley Mardell Boswell Clyde Forbes Dorothy Nail ms 11 f-ll August Lefebvre R4 li- I X . .tt,f 4 Q r. I 162 ae- Barbara Wintle Dean Watts Doris Booe Robert Hamm YQ --- Mary Lou Morgan Jack Ristfau Jeannine Moffatt Sophomores -ini 1 -1 iii-1l Sophomores A g,,,,,,,,, Q' gg, z Robert L. Nifong Marjorie Lee Shadley Robert Barnett Catherine McNew HHVVYY M9500 Grover Royston Roberta Evans Robert Bishop Betty Standlee Everett Hensley Harvey Marion Grandle III Harvey George Wise 1 W-- 1 4 f' 'J Ronald Henry Senior Servicemen BEAU HOLLAND If e Rv Ggbq SSELL ew' Q, ELMER sINN BOB eg pygiy' KING ew R XE R G66 bb AYMOND R 1' These boys are among those OGERS who would have graduated in '45 had they not entered or been called into service. Servicemen f'l.lFl-'ORD SPIUER 'I lah ,I . 4 ' I BEAK H0l I ANI! I PM HOIIANII I'l'MA1N If- l 1 JAMES AICHELE NORMAN l'TFRMOFHl FN BILL ENDICOTT ROI! CON UN I-IR Q04 if N ATHAN MOORE R011 I-IR MOORE y HERBERT OLDHAM HERE HUFFNIAY HILL CONOVER ROBERT SYBERT X sd' H ,XROL wg mix fi 1 Jar'-1 4 ' HOMER COLE ,Q V, HOWARD OLDHAM LI AL DL HUFFMAN They Gave Their Lives-y COLIN BARKELL ALVA ELTON BROWN DEAN DALTON HUGH DAUGHERTY ROBERT E. DENNIS OTTO FRIDAY JACK GILLILAND BOB INNIS CHARLES JORDAN NORMAN KINSCI-I WILLIAM LAWRENCE ROBERT LINDSAY ttttt ittii' iitit iiiii titty Nxwlwllgfaf QXIR5' ' ' ss, ,Y -2 S ,. , A , li -ir Mm ,if ' - :IN A at '- T f fyyyyfqmlllhxh The Lord is my shepherdg I shall not want. He maketh me to lie down in green pastures: he leadeth me beside the still waters, He restoreth my soul: he leadeth me in the paths of righteousness for his name's sake. Yea, though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death, I will fear no evil: for thou art with me: thy rod and thy staff they comfort me. Thou preparest a table before me in the presence of mine enemies: thou anointest my head with oil: my cup runneth over. Surely goodness and mercy shall follow me all the days of my life: and I will dwell in the house of the Lord for ever. Twenty-third Psalm These former students of PHS gave the supreme sacrifice for their country in World War II. - 13 I4 I5 I6 I7 IB I9 20 2l 22 '13 24 25 RALPH McDANIALS WILLIAM MAGIE PAUL MARTIN BERT NUNN EDWARD PENNELL DOYLE ROGERS JOE SPICER ROBERT STOVER CECIL TAYLOR GALEN VELIA EDWARD WEEKS JACK WINTLE CLARENCE ZIEHLKE Q i V , K 1 'MQ :ik iw- xp 5,1 ills INF J,fZ'V. A, f- he l 19 me if Q1 v 2 'K 'X ' Q 5 iw' H4 , 1 ggi! m. a'i a ff?,,'v?gi,51 if HW ai aj f - 559 1 Q xf , 1 , V 'Nfliffi '5 iw 1 IN - Q 4 Y 1 TQ fx'-Q . Sk 'Q' YS-212 Xi Senior Service Scouts Rowr IX Anita Hele Hj1b H Jobs OWI Oldz, 011, . Ir Melecyfysther Gfidncy Mess asqueli Wheeler ge Lewis enger, Pe XAH 313 Vera 1 Betty W.,C31,olB 8 Cochrax 'mer ceA'U1 J Master 11805 R town, M H' Iflae ' n W- , ' Le am 8011, .' Ut 3I'j1 Wi, 1 ah e , , E1 h 0 y it BeHfhaH 3 'S0n RJea R115 Shmey Shmor Phill' hmei Bef: Hyatt. e' Omg Helen mp, Bett' Uby St des: Jack' erman IDDS, Hel -W Geest Schmidt Row IVCurtemaH J' Pummiljlrkg, Joan IZ Browli Pglly Lashlfj: Ande 182, nVirg.inia H Robin X Mar- ' atb 31198 ' 017113 001: H ' Pats Uffma Son llyn M , ara W- ' Mart Feni ' 217-i '5-V Pat '7 me Mc ' Mar 0S1e mile ba M more et Hill, tefso Ne gafet ri 1 R0 ae 1 F'e1.1 H W. Delores 1gage,,SiMfx34'1n C016 M se Marie Gigs? J0aZfBCZu1,ge,' 35112 0SS,M .'SB .' ar ela- ac ' f' argorje Sgjgvzngtony ':fBgth Tana b m, Mary 13212 Polly Jay, Bet atle W0 del, Shir! 'Han S-V Ce 0 Side ey Ban , But, 1 C . , M ' + Peggie Ea 1131 B111-ke grgarpt Wifi. ' Haier. Senior Service Scouts is a comparatively young organization in high school being organized only last year. It is especially interesting for girls who belonged to Gul Scouts before entering high school. Each girl is expected to give two years service, therefore they are not accepted in. their senior year. The number of members is lim ited to thirty-six. The slogan of this grouo is Do a good turn daily and their motto is Be prepared Their most useful and efuitable promise is I will do my best at all times and under all circumstances to deserve thewname of Senior Service Scout. I shall try to be depend able, self-reliant, and unselfish. I want to be useful to my community and to my coun try, the United States of America. The elected officers for the present year were president, Anita Hilboldtg vice-president and song leader, Shirley Shermang secretary, Nancy Messengerg and treasurer, Ruth Ann Williamson. 'Ilheir services consist of aiding in the diet kitchen of the local hospital, serving at the servicemen's canteen, and assisting with younger Girl Scout troops. pf il Sr we H ,, A'- - X N Wy-',. gm v Xfeg C W'-2-iam .. ic , och 8 QA :+iffeff-M 4' M- 9 Presicgzgt Q, Joe Pregorto A ldentn o E sther G Sec race .-TreaLeW. s, ls W and Oro BY X555 YO YXQ-YW, Bobby Wlawer, Sorxoa Stot'vs,Woo10-a Sohnxkot, oor ge NXoCXore, Beaxmmo NXo6ax, Book KN ogos, Yung Y:XaoXiwm. Yo'oYxo a1xo.YrNaK,e Y-cooettg bait no rkgwv, Bob XNXXXMA, Yeggg i5aX6wNxo, Pmvoot Dekoe mug yoo i9XYxs, Howard YXaXXoX2-0, Leah Bow Yvoooes, Swv eos. Sooxm W ewaxe S ponsors X,-ek xo dgjok 13 D Yeg Coa90w-0, YXOYWQ ' tkocxo Whxke 9 Qogjoee, Ywohmo Sevw, WW . . . ' O3 Bow aio, YE-XXX Seem NXBXY XJQWSQ GQOSOKX' Mar ge Wallger 92.0 Student Council Representatives Left to ri ht Row lg Danny Slavens,. Joan Hughes,.Mary Lou Ellis, Geogge McClure, Rhoma Schmidt, Mary' Louise Gibson, Florine Howard, Bobby Walker. Row Ilg Maxine Jones, DOUY Roitz, Jeannine Moffat, Mary Lou Latty, Peggy Baldwin, Nor- ma Stotts, Leah Jean Rhodes, Inae Marie White. Row III, AI'- thur Delmez, Bill Neer, Howard Hallman, Ted Moody, Ray Blankin, Jack Woods, Roland Nevin, Bobby Willard. The primary function of the Student Council is the development of good citizenship. Alternates L ft t ' ht R lg Richard Blancett, David Lane, Bill McCoy, Jdlhnitcarllghomaijg Joan Laughlin, Alice Comstock, Rosemary McClusky. Row Ilg Martha Mae Albers, Betsy Callllti NOUM' Jean Baldwin, Della Jeannine Mosier, Ruth Green, Joyksfen' ford, Carol Burke, Maxine Alden. Row III: Jimmy Cla? Img my Kinsch, Roger Halliday, Ted Moody, Robert Kennedy, B0 Waggener. This year the Student Council, under the sponsorship of Miss Madge Margaret Oliver has tried to coordinate op ortunit' f d Waltz ami! Miss - p ies or stu ent participation ini school activities with the current program of administration The Student Council officers were selected through a primary and a held at the beginning of the school year: Council representatives and alternates were chosen b the ho ' ' ' y me rooms. Oliicers and representatives were installed in a simple but impressive assembly program. The oath of Office was administered to Joe Horton, Stu- dent Council President, hy Mr. F. M. Green,Peg Cochran and Esther Grace Lewis were installed as vice president and secretary-treasure respectively. Each representative was made a member of ond of the three standing committees. These committees and their chairmen were as follows: Public and Private Property, Mary Lou Ellisg Law and Order, George McClureg and Social Welfare, Peg Cochran. The Student Council has participated in many school activities this year. At the meeting of the Kansas State Teachers' Association in November, they were in charge of the check room, and acted as ushers at all geyieral sessions. The Gold Star Flag was a project supervised by the Council. The annual Home-Coming program and dance was attended by a large number of alumni. For the first time, the Student Council conduct- ed. the advance sale of season tickets for the regional basketball tournament. Members also acted as assistants to the faculty and' oiiicials during the tournament. Spring ac- tivities included the Arbor Day program, the campus clean-up, and Sadie Hawkins Day. The Council assisted the Purple and White staff in conducting the Coronation Ball. The Council' and its sponsors are proud of the apparent interest, industry, activity and contributions of its members. They feel that they have sponstred good citizenship through promoting! 411 sentiments for law and orderg Q23 intelligent respect for au- thorityg 131 growth in self-directiong Q40 opportunities for leadership and follower- ship: and' 15p cooperation of efforts for the common good. general election --1 .gk Girl Reserve Officers THE CABINET Row I Left to Right--Neva Evans, Peggy Cochran, Inae White, JoAnn Laughlin, Eva Evans. SPONSORS Row ll- Nancey Messenger, Norma Evans, Norma Tevis. Row Ill- Virginia Tewell, Mavis Brewington, Helen Curtemun. Miss SWPJICTIS, MiSS While, Betty Cole, Jackie Brown, Polly Lashbrook, Betty Barber, Miss Bailey, Mrs. Lewis, Miss Miss Stephens. Gable. Kathe Slinkman, Polly Beauchamp. Harriet Hilboldt, Pat Lane, Miss Gable, Lavon Masquelier. X Evelyn Bennett, Marilyn Mosier, Donna Fenimore, Roberta Evans, Ramona Utermoehlen, Mary Louise Gibson, Miss Bailey. Virginialee Hoffman. Jeanne Knight, Virginia Million, Mrs Lewis, Jeannine Turner. Alice Comstock, Esther Grace Lewis, Ruth Ann Williamson, Carol Burke, Miss White, Lorna Mundt. Girl Reserves To find and give the best -this is the purpose of Girl Reserves. The motto is To face life squarely. G. R. is the only organization in high school which offers religion as one side of the three-sided' triangle which is the symbol of a Girl Reserve's life. The other two sides are mental and physical. Thelfirst activity of the year was a mixer on Hutchin- son Field for Girl Reserves and Hi-Y to become better ac- quainted. A big and Little Sister party was the next big event. This was to officially welcome new members. A Mother- Daughter Tea in May was an annual social afternoon which is looked forward to with much pleasure. At the beginning of the club year there is a recognition service for both old and new members. At the end of the year therd is a formal installation. Both of these are candle-light services. Several of the girls attended the district conference held in Girard. Girls were divided into groups for discussion. There were new interest groups organized this year. These were worship, program, social, service, and music. Many small parties were sponsored by thesef various groups on St. Pa.trick's Day, Hal- loween and other holidays. The code of Girl Reserves, if correctly executed, should express the foundation of a useful and' beautiful life to come. As a Girl Reserve I will try to be - Gracious in manner Impartial in judgment. Ready for service Loyal to friends Reaching toward the best Earnest in purpose Seeing the beautiful Eager for knowledge Reverent to God Victorious over self Ever dependable Sincere at all times Siiist' are Hi-Y Chapters 4 A. 2,1 f 'T' . A . ff' . ,S P SPONSORS Fred Lampton, Claude Huffman, Roy Stanton JOE DANCE-B. V. EDWORTHY Ernie Chaney, Jim Conover, Mr. Stanton, Charles Rinkle, Ted. Moody. O 2 A .1 BUNNY CARLSON- DAVID NEW Jack Woods, Bill Burnside, Mr. Lampton, Richard Cass, Jim F lottman. J L. HUTCHINSON-JIMMIE WELCH Wayne Parker, Howard Hallman, Mr. Huffman David Lane, Joe Peel 474 Wir? Q, A i ADVISORY BOARD Claude Huffman, Mr. J. L. Hutchinson, Mr. Fmis Green, Mr. Clyde Hartford, Rev. Arthur Arm- strong Hi-Y M W War again made big inroads on our senior membership, yet Hi-Y carried out its program to the end.In spite of the war our senior Hi-Y had a total membership of over one hundred while junior high began with nineteen members. Hi-Y participated in the annual Girl Reserves-Hi-Y mixer, held on Hutchinson Field the second week of school, at which all girls and boys of school were guests. Some two hundred participated. Two presidents, Jim Conover and Howard Hallman, were, with Pittsburg sponsors, in charge of a Hi-Y breakfast at the City HY during the State Teachers' Convention and took part in the program.- Hi-Y sponsored the usual chapel Thanksgiving program for the school. Once a month they met in combined-chapter meetings with special program and speaker. Other meetings were held, by chapters, in separate groups, with discussion leaders in charge of programs. As nearly as possible, Hi-Y had two Bible Study, one World Brother- hood, and one Service meeting each regular month, with respective chair- men in charge. Usually, very fine discussions resulted. Hi-Y, as last year, was organized into,three chapters, each bearing dual names. We hope to return to the original six chapters following the war. The Bunny Carlson-David New Chapter was sponsored by Mr. Roy Stanton. Mr. Fred Lampton sponsored the Joe Dance-B.V..Edworthy Chap- ter, while Mr. Claude I. Huffman sponsored the J.L. Hutchinson-Jimmie Welch Chapter and served as chairman of sponsors. Mr. Richard Grubbs sponsored the Hi-Y candy sales and Roosevelt Junior Hi-Y. Our active Advisory Council consisted of Rev. Arthur Armstrong tpresi- dent Ministerial Alliance of cityj, Mr. Walter Lemon Clocal city Y J, Mr. Clyde Hartford ion present state Hi-Y staffj, Mr. J. L. Hutchinson iformer principali. and Mr. Finis Green lpresent principalj, serving as general chairman. Last year, Hi-Y was represented at Camp Wood, Elmdale, Kansas, by Bill Macheers, Jimmie Conover, and Paul Gilliland. If Camp continues, we hope to have delegates to the camp this year. Your Pittsburg senior and junior Hi-Y's contributed S100 to a. 320,000 General Improvement Fund for Camp Wood this year. We hope to see much benefit from this gift. Pittsburg chapters did not participate in the Chanute District conven- tion of local Hi-Y Clubs, held early in March because of our basketball tournament schedule interfering. Late last spring. just before the close of school, Girl Reserves and Hi-Y purchased the fine picture of Mr. J.L. Hutchinson,-now found opposite the main office to the south of the corridor. We feel proud of this project in honor of Mr. Hutchinson for the many years of service to the school as former principal. Inner Circle, carried on daily, with chapters rotating in responsibility of leadership, functioned well. In spite of the war's taking many of our members, we feel Hi-Y has had a fine year again. ART STAFF SPONSORS Ti Virginia Lee Adams, Ferol Coulter, Jim Con- over, Ramona Utermoehlen, Jo Ann Laughlin Mr. White, Mrs. Peters' EXECUTIVE STAFF ,A K7 , ' , . E Auf- X ,,x,,,q A' a F a A, W-.forego H , Mavis Brewington, George McClure, Jo Ann Laughlin, Bill Macheers TYPISTS Bonnie Bryan, Ruth Mert-z, Melva Williams FEATURE WRITERS urple and White Staff v f i.T..iit-,1i, Purple and White THE STAFF Row I - Jim Conover, Evelyn Bennett, Mavis Brewington, George Mc- Clure, Bill Macheers, Jo Ann Laughlin. Row II - Mr. White, Virginia Lee Adams, Bonnie Bryan, Melva Williams Ruth Mertz, Ramona Utermoehlen, Ferol Coulter, Mrs. Peterson. No school in Kansas other than Pittsburg High School holds a record of consecutive editions in their annuals. This year is the 46th such edi- tion of the Purple and White. The first one was compiled in the school year of 1899-1900. This book was co-edited by P. T. Ellis and Clyde Moore. Frcm 1900 to 1910 each annual was composed of a Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Commencement number. The purpose of the annual is to present a. record, especially for the graduating class, of the activities and accomplishments of that year. It has been an honored tradition to select a king and queen to reign over the Purple and White. Combination votes are received from the sale of annuals and the popular vote of the student body. The book is financed by contest sales and students. We had 204 towns- people the past year who subscribed for advertising by having their names in a list of Patrons. Some of the outstanding business men of Pittsburg who have been editors of the yearbook are Dr. Harold Rush, Dr. Glen Halliday, Troy Lane, and Edward Patterson. The annual is made by a student staff, chosen by faculty and principal for outstanding ability and achievement. Mrs. Peterson deserves the highest praise and honor for her untiring work the past twenty-one years. I TI-I E BQOSITER Dedicated to the best irgtaests of Pittsburg Senior gh KXX PITTSBURG, KANSAS, MARCH 9, 1945 - -x I Xu ,HAH , ' U. V w. A xA.,,.f, ' X,,..xw,WV Wx EDITORS - I-xmwx 0 Mx! in s1,ymixQj5KXxx.hKvg K -' A Wx , up W ...W ., ix Y 7 'K X HMM Y ,-v'oX wu, . K+ XfQ1,fgxfw 'X X ' Ain' I Xvgix :QW 'mx U x ' ' Y - -14. vm wg,x,X - 4 ...- A k W ,N V 5 Q WAX.. J. , H I E X N' N x -' it: 'Fx X 'WM' ' ' - '---Mani! mv 'V xx XT ' -x Mavi B f -'1f.'-yu .J A -Q., S rewington Q nw ' x v, .. .xlgm Laughlin, Peg. C0511 JoAnn 'fx Mmm Ai M - , Q Lane fan' PM -YH f ' V-X xw . , Y. 1 M323 W ,X KN Q . VU :X ww A-X x1K ,VYA 1 X .n V J Q1 xy n ,, 1 . - V XX T4 Aw 1XN RNA QXXXLXX VXA xx' V xxlwxxt ,X fuk 1 wo 'YL Q Eu J -D S rig fi Sw. X X .a s' N' if . W , yu- . 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Senior Gift Survey Quill and Scroll is one of the highest honor organizations for high school journalists. The Pittsburg division is the William Allen White Chapter, dedicated to the nationally- known Kansas editor, Membership qualifications for Quill and Scroll are dependent upon the following factors: first, the sponsor must recommend them, second, they must rate scholastically in the upper one- third of their class, third, they must be approved by the principal. Each member receives a gold scroll pin and one year's sub- scription of the Quill and Scrill publication. 1944-45 members were Jo Ann Laughlin, Rose Marie Castellani, Norma Evans, Inae White, Ramona Utermoehlen, Mavis Brewington, and Pat Lane. R Junior Red Cross Fl R' ht:- kgfxl Delores Lahy, Polly Lashbrook, Shirley Sherman, Ferol Coulter. Row II :- Willa Gray, Mary Carolyn Daugherty, Bonnell Turnbull, Joy Armstrong. Row III :- Mary Gant, Norma Miller, Louise Smith, Helen Johnson, Shirley Ball, Fanita Weaver, Helen Buford, Alice Comstock, Donna Fenimore. RowfIV:- Jackie Brown, Lavetta Porter, Harriet Hilboldt, Pat Siegfred, Bonnie Miller, Edna Taylor, Dorothy Rinard, Norma Teter, Erma Gildewell, Marliyn Marquardt, Marga- ret Ann Hurst, Miss Laney, sponsor, Jeannine Turner, Lillian Evans, Dorothy Price. Row' V:- Johnita Thomas, Barbara Lehman, Ella Jo Eliff, Ruby Minard, Marjorie McEn- tire, Joyce McGrath. Row VI:- Marjorie Pease, Martha Holler, Dorothy Ford. Junior Red Cross was divided into first and second semester groups with some students as members throughout the year. Officers for the first semester were Delores Lahy, president, Ruth Ann Williamson, secretary. For the second semester, Mary Harpole was' president and Mavis Arlene Brewington was secretary. Alice Comstock and Mary Carolyn Daugherty were appointed at the beginning of the year to act as representatives to the general Red Cross meetings once a month of all Pittsburg schools. Miss Maude Laney was the sponsor. The regular projects which were in progress were knitting and making scrap books to be sent to veterans' hospitals. A most successful Junior' Red Cross membership drive was carried on the beginning of the school year. A new project was started by the second semester group. They were assigned all the arrangements for Christmas dinner at a veteran's hospital. This included menu covers, decorations, and table centerpiece. The girls donated much of their time to the servicemen's canteen. 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D M h ., J ,, xkjfg l' l 'Y Y gs Q fl l Six If ' 3 f I A Ma - E Cecil Wilson Marion Huffman C 1 ar Creuy Eugene Benner ,Y FN s 1 - 5 0 my xi' gs K N. a X ' K - f f x :C X' , Wichita E 83 Q Frontmvv: L, Chanute x X Joplin m Ll J ' Chanute A . E Iola Ve, I ' 3 Baxter L 5 ' f' .S J Columbus lg V '- . g Parsons l Ted Hoffman J V' WON Jack Thomas .aoplm Baxter . Ft. Scott sl ,, V' . . t ii ee --- - Mlaml , x me 1 - Parsons W 1 X ...--1 - - 1 Miami 5 E if a --i- --- Iola , h az' z Columbus V 1 ., X Bai ,-T., .-1----- a1--l11- 'fx RQ Q t 2 Sq uad X A Bill Neer Harvey Grandle X ,. F my y Ck, er' ,DV t'?' 'axe Q I V' all ... t do al' V f is A I ' I a K x Howard Hallman , . fi Douglas Story F J' y of I it 5, fy Ray McDaniels L I j Larry Douglas . 0, 'S , Basketball Squad 87 92 B3'l!86 .lpn-I Front row :-Bill Neer, Howard Hallman, Bob Lorenzen, Don Macheers, Larry Douglas, Jack Thomas, Carl Crelly, Teddy Hoffmann, and Harvey Grandle. Standing:-Douglas Story, Johnny Grisham, Cecil Wilson, Coach F. M. Hoffman, Roger Halliday, Marion Huffman, Ray McDaniel, Eugene Benner. 3 Xi- , Q x fri R-f X a 7 '1 W, A N 4 lg-1 was Y' Bowlers e s A .A.1 Q 1 B yr f WOLFETTES Pe B l ggy a dwin, Dela Mosier, Ona Wright Molly Jo Woods, Mary Beth Tanner, Betty- Cole JIVIN' JACKS Helen Anderson, Evelyn Bennett Jean Baldwin, Jackie Mack, Mary Jo Pitser HIGH SCHOOL BOWLING LEAGUE SCRATCHY RATS Lewis Brown, Bob Walker, Don Oveman, Don White Lee Brow A WOLVES INC. n, Dan Elliott, Larry Douglas Johnny Grisham vXC?'Y5 0? G. A.A KKJ1 we EN we ilalet' 16509, XJa6Q,06 058 . 09 YXQ-,Xeixefg Deigfav 99' go rf N144 A' fl' u sk Row I, Left to right-Evelyn Bennett, Helen Anderson, Ladene Meier, Rosie Lenne, Joan Davis. Row II:-Dorothy Bresnick, Marilyn Oldham, Darlene Nelson, Polly Lashbrook, Ramona Utermoehlen, Helen Barkwell, Helen Johnson, Virginia Bennett. Row III: Margaret Tustin,Joy Mae Armstrong, Bonnell, Turnball, Louise Smith, Colleen Harrison, Lillian Evans, Doris Booe. Row IV: Ruth Mertz, Virginia Huffman, Miss Lanyon, Mary Pitser, Jo Ann Laughlin, Marlyn Freeman, Dorothy Wheeler, Dolly, Roitz. G. A. A- .na ,,.. . . 'hk. ma km ky u, '-.Na IN ACTION When you hear voices like the old gym is walking away, you know that those feminine athletes are at it again. The Girl's Athletic Association meets every Wednesday after school for a full hour of fun. The purposes are to promote physical eiiiciency among the girls, to develop better school spirit, and to recognize the athletic ability of the girls. To ac- quire these, success depends upon the entire group, officers and sponsor, Miss Helen D. Lanyon. U To make it more interesting, the girls work for points to re- ceive honors or awards. Points are given for skating, bowling, tennis, hiking, swimming, bike-riding, archery and other in- door or outdoor sports. After enough points are accumulated, awards are given which include! insigniag a large or small letter P , G. A. A. pins and after' three years of membership and hard work they receive they highest award of all, the silver trophy. Social activities are carried out as well as sports. Social ac- tivities include chilli suppers, skating parties, picnics and hikes. On the sports side, they are offered basketball, volley ball, armory ball, touch football, swimming, and others. The oflicers of the organization this year are president, Evelyn Bennett: vice president, Helen Anderson, recording secretaries, Ladene Meier, and Rosalie Lenne: and,treasurer, Joan Davis. It is under the supervision of Miss Helen D. Lanyon. J . .fa , , ,1- , 1. Ps , sw , 79.1. Ti 4' ' I :ku 10 nf.. u I Eg 55 Zig.. .1 Ni aw' . ,cf Q? Ilryf X NYM x 'f'fx. , ,wg f'Tif 7ii9fJ T.1 any , 'fi if, , ,wrt ijplfi- 4.4-' nj ' m. i' - .Viv , K .,. - g.,x YT-A -rp T.. 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Row IV :- Joy Stanford, Dick Cotteral, Geoge Quier, Bill Buford, Wayne Parker, David Keubler, Maida Rouse, Bob Duyer, Eugene Zimmerman, Neel Nelson, Bill Colley, Joe Horton, Lilbert Holcomb, Joe Peel, Paul Gilliland. Row V:-Laura Helen Wray, Norma Teter, Delores Lahy, Ladene Meier, Melvin Spragg, Jim Will- iams, Tommy Anderson, Bill England, Buddy Hamm, Mr. Johnson. Q ll ll V' W 'ix NX xl Nm R N is Ufchestra ix ,M 0 'ff' 'fs 1 5 ' , , lm l , Row l: Esther Grace Lewis, Ruth Ann Williamson, Della Mosier, Peggy Baldwin, Marjorie Sliadley,Polly Laslibrook Row ll: Howard'Hallman, Ruth Green, Helen Anderson, Grover Royston, Valda Lee Alden, Maxine Alden, Joy Stan- ford, Martha Ann Smallwood, Peggy Cochran. Row lil: Wanda Hall, Donna Ross, Mr. M. Orville Johnson, Lois Hulgan, Virginia Hiilfrnan, Roger Stevens, Wayne Parker, Jim Flottman, Charles Chaney, Bill Buford, Kathe Slinkman, J. T. Gardner, Joe ,Peel, Bill England, Paul Gilland. 4? , T? 4 Chorus wk., Row I Left To Right H :X Norma Teter, Jackie Brown, Carol Brown, Bill Bennett, Kenneth Brown, Ray McDaniels, Karl udson, Don Overman, Donna Fenimore, Pat Bortz, Shirley Patrick, Eva Evans, Neva Evans, Row II Left To Right:x Mavis Brewington, Dorothy Nail, Rhoma Schmidt, Jeannine Turner, Roland Nevin, Bill Brum- ballgh, D311 Martin, Bill AHdeI'S01l, Jack RUDHN1, J0hflU,V Grisham, Marilyn Hyatt, Fanita Weaver, Helen Johnson, Shirley Ball, Patty Hendricks, M. Orville Johnson. Row III Left To Rightrx Ruth Green, Betty Cole, Helen Buford, Mary Harpole, Dean Watts, Dan Elliot, Bill Pipkin, Richard Smedly, Richard Blancett, Bill McCoy, Norma Miller, Jeanne Mitchell, Alice Comstock, Marilyn Markham, Ennis Martin, , Row IV Left To Right:K Bonnie Mark, Shirley Sherman, Bernice Standlee, Mary Lol E man, Nancy Messenger, Merlin Knaup, Bob Hugi, Richard Bowle herty, Harriet Hilboldt, Lorna Mundt, M 1 llis, Charlotte Tatham, Kathe Slink s, Roy Purkey, Mary Louise Gibson, M ary Hallman. ary Carolyn Daugr- Gllllq hm' Jew' .Lu aclen KLA Q59 . P N 7' ..... 4-4-.. ,.,4,,,,,,,.,,, -W 5 in Don Overmeu Jim Smeltzer Calvin Deen, Mary Lou Latty Ferol Coulter Jeanne Knight 'IT Q, Ji 3M' 4 . 4,1 M' A ,- .,Q,+-fewvmi' 'NH aku-Q. , EQ 'A ,..-. b -,V1, 1 ff' K E E P ? as ,,,'.,,. ff ,, ?'?.'f A-, I .14 J :Im gk www f I 'g N E Nme Girl 1115 C NS SENIOR CLASS PLAY Mai? Wknwx . LOYM 'SS e Helms, new-lf' My Wx Gmac Masq 'A .4 swf www A xml lnkmafl' E Pmoefsom S l X ii hue' Kiddie erw' aes, we ewae W 1 f meh no an Bowrolin Da YK 3ean:a Scwnx ga Lea Rho is W XX Zbageg 1 Ywghaude I IN ACTION , CAST OF CHARACTERS Jane fintellectual type, ..C.......,..,C..,..,C,...,. Esther Grace Lewis A Mary fpretty, sweet: she is the murderessj .... Lorna Mundt Eve fa blue blood and Mary's best friendj ll..,l,l,, l,,. .,,..,ll..,, Rhoma Jean Schmidt Shotput fathletic typej ,ll. , ......,l.,........,......,.. Inae Marie White Alice fcharming and prettyl ......l. ........ L eah Jean Rhodes Frida i left-wing typej ........... ....,. ....., C S Kathe Slinkman Shirley fsweet and good lookingj ..,... ,..... L avon Masquelier Sharon f Glamorpuss J ........... ..... .,..... - , -. Mary C. Daugherty Betty f Tennessee Southern gall ..,,......e,..., Helen Anderson Phyllis fyoung pledge-:J .....,.. 1 ............... ......,.. M artha Holler ftL'en dcmts LW' a .QQ gy? 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