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

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1948 volume:

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Your comveocemeob is ab band. goufoasie done your rro'o'Les'o ff 'cioakhs success. Ye-QXWVG we 'so suggest ive rpersondxiw cmekibies ab' soxobew essefvokdx 'oo your 'iumre achieve- vseobs aswotbioo, Srwbakfywe, perseverance, debefmioebiov, we a Qassioo ior X4-no-dtedq mertca rxeeai fxour best. A . ' i fl 'rirfx-5 ze . P Yriooipat G0-'Y L bei? NK J 1,,m nu RUTH H. LEWIS English. Occulpatinns x M. ORVILLE JOHNSON Bond, Orchestra Chorus -.4 JOHN BIDDLE Drafting, Woodwork Hi-Y SARA STEPHENS English, Y-Teen MADGE WALT2 American History Student Council s, E LEADERSHIP v'f JESS, BAILEY JESSE 5U1'l'0N A180515 Geome'-FY Auto Mech.. Sophomore Enrollment Mgchine Shop Y.Teeu w CLAUDE l. HUFFMAN !Bio1og'y Hi-Y MAD DE LANEY spanish, man 1 CARMEN SWAFFORD Typing, Bookkeeping ,,, DAN TEWELL Speech. Debate Dramatics, HELEN MESSENGER Physical Education G.A.A. JAMES Moran Library ANNA FINTEL Geometry, Algebra, Tngonomatry Jr. Enrollment FOR YOUTH JOHN E. WHITE Vocational Printing' Booster Purple and White ELTON W. CLINE Chemistry. Physics. Aeronautics Hi-Y, Photography Purple and White. FLORENCE WHITE American History Art. Y-Teen FLORA MARSH liah me and White MARGARET OLIVER Library, Y-Teen GEORGIA WILSON Secretary- .to the Principal ESTHER M. GABLE Foods, Clothing x LILLIAN HOOD English, Jr. Red Cross LUIS ADAMS Scremry-Treasurer MEREDITH CROMER Journalism, Boogfgr lnienntional Relations MARY E. NELSON Typing. Shorthand, Secretarial Practice CHAB. MARTINACHE Custodian xf' MARION NATION Sociology Economics, Government., Sr. Enrollment. MARTIN ROI-'I DE Physical Education , J WE LEARN TO GOVERN OURSELVES The Student Councxl IS a vxtal part of Pxttsburg Hlgh School It conslsts of three officers chosen ln the all school electlon held each Fall and a representatxve from each home room Regular meetmgs are held at Actlvlty Perlods on Tuesdays Opportumtles for pupll partlclpatlon m school affairs are numerous Four commxttees Socmal ACtlVltl8S Publlclty and Courtesy share ln making school hfe more enjoyable for all The present oihcers are Douglas Story Presldent Rlchard Shnkman Vxce-Presmdent Judy Veatch Secletary Treasurer and Mlss Madge Waltz Sponsor Na . 1 . -- n 7 .- u u n , 0 Q l. u . . , u : u o , . . 3 2 Q ' S . 1 r 65 T T X7 R S .,- 1, . J 1 Jf.'l'll.Z tu- J -- COURTESY PUBLICITY x I STUDENT COUNCIL COMMITTEES SOCIAL L1 ACTIVITY POSTER SENIORS OFFICERS President-Richard Lance Vice President-Mdry Jean Periman Secretary--Donna Ross Treasurer-Shirley Ellis Sponsors: Miss Laney, Mr.'White EDWARD D. GRANDLE 'fEddie Ambition: To play Peter the Painter again. Activities: Football 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y 3, 4: Hi-Y Pres. 4: S.C. 35 Forum Club 3: H.-R. Pres. 4. Booster Essay Contest-2nd place 3. WANDA COTTRELL UJ0ckl' Ambition: Lead a life of leisure. , Activities: Y-Teen 1, 2, 3, 4: A Date With Judy 3. VERLA MAE BIERD uvergyn . Ambition: To be a sbenographer or house- wife. Activities: Y-Teen 15 Date With Judy 33 PSLW 4. . RONALD DEEM5 Ambition: To be a coach or teach wood- work in high school or :run a pool hall. Activities: Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4. Football 3, 4: Track 3. LAURETTA LEE uLe I-'en ' Ambition: To raise and train horses and dogs. Ride in the American Royal. Activities: Glee Club 2, 3, 43 Chorus 2, 3, 45 Music Fest. 2, 3, 45 Y-Teen 1, 2. 3, 43 Date With Judy 3. nos: MARY' MOUTON Rosie Ambition: To be a waitress. MYRLENE STEVENS . Ambition: To teach kindergarten. Music Fest. 2, 3, 4: Y-Teen 1, 2, 3, 4: Date With Judy 3. LOUIS RQMANZI Ambition: To graduate from high school- LUCILLE WEST llLucy,l Ambition: To be a secretary. Activities: PSLW 4. BETTY LOU BLACK uBetsyu Ambition: To be a secretary. 1 i F i u 1 ,, A 5 n E 1 .,,,,,...... ..., ..d-,.,.,s , ,.,, .,,,-.4 N 4 4? X BOB McVl CKERS iznummyvv Ambition: R. B To play professional baseball with rown. Activitie: Football, 2, 3, 4, Basketball, 2, 3, 4, Track, 2, 3, 4, St. Basketball Tour. 3, 43 K.U. Relays, 3, 4. ROBERT MON ROE MOYER HBobH Ambition g Army for Activities: HAROLD L. masmokyrs Ambition : Activities : To own a print shop or join the 20 years. Printing 2, 3, 4, P. h W. 4. wn.L.AnD , To marry a certin little blonde. PEW 4, Photo Club 4, Printing 2, 3, 4, I-LR. Officer, A Date With Judy .so ANN Fans h KlKeuyll Ambition: To be a secretary to a good-look- ing boss. Activities: Y-Teen. 1, 2, Photo Clublg S.C. 3. EUGENIA ALLEN Deanie Ambition: To become a writer and live in Scotland. B Activities: Y-Teen 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, K.S.T.C. Music Festival 1, 2, 3, Tune In 2. DONNA LEE ROSS l6D0eU Ambition: To have fun and be happy. Activities: Y-Teen Cabinet 4, Sr. Scouts 2, Orch. 1, 2, 3, 4, String Quartet 3, 4, Music Fest. 1, 2, 3, 4, Debate Team 3, Photo Club 3, 4, Photo Club officer 4, Booster Staff 4, Class Officer 2, 4, Y-Teen 2, 3, 4. ROBERT WIRT lKBob!l U Ambition: Travel around the world, learn lznguages, amd write a symphony. Activities: Photo Club 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3. ALVIN WILEY U All, Ambition: To sit first chair trumpet in a name dance band. Activities: Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 4. ANTHONY V. PISTOTNIK ouronyn Ambition: To be a. dentist. Activities: Hi-Y 4, Hi-Y Off. .43 HR Off. 2, 4, A Date With Judy 3. PATRICIN ELOISE PARMENTER upattyn Ambition: To become a writer and live in Europe. Activities: Y-Teen 1, 2, 3, 4, Photo Club 3, 4, PkW 4, A Date With Judy 3. DELORES MAY NEPTUNE DeIo Ambition: To be a singer. Activities: Y-Teen 1, 2, 43 G. A. A. 13 Mix- ed Ohours 1, 2, 3, 4g A Date With Judy 33 Officer Blue Triangle3 Tune In 23 Y- Teen Conf. 13 Music Fest. 1, 2, 3, 4. VIRGINIA LEE SULLIVAN Klsuuytl Ambition: To play bass in Boston Phil- harmonic. Activities: Sr. Scout 23 Y-Teen Pres. 13 Y-Teen 2, 3, 43 Pres. Photog. Club 3s Orch. 1, 2, 3, 43 Date With Judy 33 Dist. Music Fest. 1, 2, 43 Y-Teen Conf. 13 Attended Ph-oeniz High School 3. JERRY PATRICK lKPat9! Ambition: To understand girls, and to be a doctor. Activities: H. R. Officer 4. CLARENCE KRUSEMARK Ambition To be as good at my occupation as my father. Activities: Hi-Y 1, 2. ROBERTA HAEGERT HBobbyl! Ambition: To marry a certain guy, who is in the Army at the present time. Activities: Y-Teen 33 PQW 43 S. C. 4. MARLENE PLAGENS Timber Ambition: To be an old maid. Activities: Y-Teen. 1, 2, 43 G. A. A. 2, 33 Off. 33 Student Libraiian 33 K.S.T.C. Play Day 3. JERRY DAVIDSON Ambition: 'Do strike gold in Alaska. Activities: Hi-Y 3, 43 Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 43 Date With Judy 33 Time In 23 Chorus 1. 2, 3, 43 Music Fest. 1, 2, 3, 43 H. R. Off. 2, 3, 4. BARBARA BIDDLE Bobbie Ambition: To teach kindergarten with my sis. Activities: Y-Teen 1, 2, 3, 43 Y-Teen Cabinet 4g S. C. Sec. 13 Forum 33 A Date With Judy ' 33 Intramural Basketball 23 Y-Teen Winter Conf. 4. VIRGINIA GRAHAM uGin8ern Ambition: To excel in the art of the pen. Activities: Y-Teen 13 S. C. 23 G. A. A. 4. EVELYN MANITZ lEv,, Ambition To 80 to Kansas City Jr Colle e Activities? Y-Teen 13 s.c. 2, Ph0t0g5raphy,g3I ali ff: ' ff? .I if 'QF' X. JACQUELYN LIPASEK Jackie Jo Ambition: To marry a certain guy in' St. Louis. Activities: Y-Teen 2, 3, 4, H.R Officer 2, 4. JIMMIE HOLMAN Jim Ambition: To be a business 'manager of some big company or a commercial Photo- gnapher. Activities: Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Pep band 35 Hi-Y 2, 3, 4! Hi--Y Cabinet 4g Photo Club 4: Music Fest. 1, 2. 3, 4. BOB E. MOORE Ambition: To be a draftsman. WINIFRED RAY BELL Junior Ambition: To be a linotype operator or own some business firm. To own :L new car and twenty suits. Activities: Hi-Y 4. Printing 2, 3, 4. MARY LYNN HUNTINGTON Honey Ambition: Go to Milwawkee to be a beauty operator. Actitiviesg Y-Teen 1, 23 G.A.A. 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 2, 4, Majorette 1, 2, 3, 43 G.A.A. Pres. Majorette 1, 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. Pres. 3: H.R. 3g H.R. Officer 2. THEODORE NAIRN. JR. Theo Am-bition: To -go to college, to be a pilot, to own a plane and cruiser. Activities: Hi-Y 3, 4. V GERALD CLARK llDuckIl Ambition: To ow-n the largest printing shop in the U.S.A. and have John White and Georgie Baker work for ME! Activities: Band 1, 2, 33 Music Fest 1, 2, 535 PEW, printer, 4. DON GLUGSTON llstaril Ambition: Strike gold in Alaska. Activities: P8zW Photographer 3, 4: S C 43 Photo Club 4g Photo Club Off. 4. WANDA JUNE WALL HMoeH Ambition: To marry a tackle on the college football team, namely Keith Allmon. Activities: Y-Teen 3, 45 Sr. Scouts 25 Orch. 1, 2, 3, 43 Debate Team 33 Booster Staff 4: String Quartet 3, 42 Music Fest. 1, 2, 3, 4: Violin Solo 1g Cheerleader 1: Violin Trio 15 Violin Double Trio 2. JACK BELLINO Shorty Ambition: To get a g-ood grade from. Nation, also to have my own studio. Activities: Hi-Y Off. 4g Band lg Debate 3. Hi-Y 2. 3, 4. W x ALTER BATES uLonnyn Ambition: Sing with Fred Wari-ng's chorus Activities: Hi-Y 1, 2, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Tune Inv 2: Music Fest. 1, 2, 3, 4: State Music Fest. 3. GEORGE EDGAR H U DSON Buddy- Ambition: 'Do be a motor car dealer. Activities: Date with Judy. 3. DON W. PETERSON llpemil Ambition: To be a large motor car dealer. Activities: Transferred from Parsons 4. WAN DA MAE EVANS Uwandifl Amlbition: Stenographer or housewife. Ste- nographer only if necessary. Activities: Y-Teen 1, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 3, 4: Music Fest. 1, 3, 4. BARBARA ANN LAWSON WI Bobbie Ambition: To go to South America. Activities: Y-Teens 2, 3, 43 Photo Club 3. LLIAM LEE NELSON Bill' , Activities: Football -2, 3, 4: Track 2, 3, 4: Band 2, 3, 4, Band Off. 4: Class Pres. 3: Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4: H. R. Off. 2, 3: S. C. 2, 4: Orch. 43 Pep Band 4: Music Fest. 2, 3, 4: Lettermen Club 2, 3. EARL PAUL Ambition: Join th-e Navy for 20 years. LLY E. ROHR nwinyn Ambition: To be 3 band leader and make A's in Government. Activities: Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Band 2, 3, 4fOrch- estra 2, 3, 43 Pep Band 2, 3, 4. RUTH MANNINGER ' Am.bition: Work in Home Economics. Activities: Band 4g Music Festival 4: Y- Teen, 4: Transfered from Cherokee, 4. BOB WATERS Epar Ambition: Strike gold in Alaska Activities: S. C., 4: Transfered from Rolla Mo. mid semester, 3. .-AQ. l ' if 31 N155 if 1 'die 441 L COLEEEN LOU WITT ucorkyv Ambition: To be a secretary. Activities: Y-Teen 1, 25 S. C. 15 H.R. officer 4. , FRED STROFE lGFritzl, Ambition: To be a make-up artist in big production plays. Actities: Band 1,52,3,45 Pep Band 45 Hi-Y 1,2,3,45 Hi-Y Officer 45 Band Officer 4. MARVIN GILBREATH Ambition: To run for .pres. on the Socialist Party ticket and relieve Norman Thomas and crash the Kremlin. Activities: Photo 25 A Date With Judy 35 Booster Staff 45 Journalism Conf.4. JO ANN CONRAD Bubbles Ambition: To always be happy and have fun. Y-Teen 1,2,a,4. CHESTER PRYER llfrexfl Ambition: To be a good auto mechanic. SUZANNE GEE usuzyn Ambition: To be a commercial artist. Activities: Y-Teen 1,2,3,45 State Speech 5 Dramatic Fest. 35 A Date With Judy 3. JOH N FONTAINE Shorty or Big John Ambition: To be a mechanic NAOMI ROSS ucindyn Ambition: To be a sucess. I'm going to de- sign womens clothes. Activities: Y-Teen 45 G.A.A. 45 Transfered from Rogerville, Missouri. CHARLENE GLASER Charlie Ambition: To be a beautician. Activities: Y-Teen 1,2. HAROLD MEAD Haney Ambition: Airplane pilot or baseball player. Activities: Track 1. O SHIRLEY CLAIRE MONROE Usually just Hey! Ambition: To travel the world in my yacht. Activities: Y-Teen 1. 2, 3, 4: Photography 3, 4: Date With Judy 3: Debate 33 Debate Toun. 3: Sr. Scout 2. Q SUE WOODS Pouch Ambition: Anything that's easy. Activities: Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4: Sr. Scouts 2: H.R. officer 1, 2, 4: P.8r.W. 45 Glee Club 43 f'Date With Judy 3. BILL KAUDER Curley Ambition: To be something big in business. CARROLL MYERS Dukie Ambition: To marry a certin guy. Activities: Y-Teens 3, 4, Printing 2, 3, 4. Intermural Volleyball 4. . BENJAMIN FRANKLIN ABINGTON Il Benny Boy Ambition: To compose sacred music. Activities: S. C. A. 18:43 Hi-Y 2, 4g Hi-Y Chairman 2, 4. WILLIAM V. STROUD Junior Ambition: To get out of high school and t0 be a pool shark. Activities: Band 1, 2. ARVELLE JEAN ABINGTON The Atomic and Jennie Ambition: To be a caterer and have my own business in twlo years. Activities: Y-Teen 1, 3, 4: Sr. Scout 2. JOAN BUCKLEY IKJON Ambition: To be a private secretary. Activities: Y-Teen 1, 25 Band 1, 2, 3g S. C. 2, 33 Orch. 25 H. R. Sec. 1g Dist. Music Fest. 1, 2, 35 Y-Teen Conf. 1g P8zW 4. JIMMIE GLIDEWELL uliogann Ambition: To be a research chemist :for some large company. A Activities: Hi-Y 1, 2, 3. JOE B. MOLEY Joe, the buzz. Ambition: To marry Dorothy and have four dozen kids and to be a good printer. Activities: Printing 2, 3, 4. CARL COBB licobi! Ambition: Be a first class hobo. Activities: Basketball 1, 2: Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y Off. 4: Track 1, 3, 4: H. R. Off. 2, 4. Football 1, 2. ' KITTIE FLEMING Kitten Ambition: Ask anyone who knows. DARLENE ISABELLA JACKSON UD0tll - Abition: To 'become a great stenographer for some great business firm. Activities: S'l'.sSCOul7 1, 2, 3. EMMANUEL ROBERT AIKENS Ill Mannie Ambition: To own and operate my own drug store. Activities: Photo Cluib 4: Intramural Basi ketball 3. DANIEL DEAN LATTY UNickll Ambition: To be a deisel engineer or auto mechanic. BOB VARNER Ambition: To inherit a million dollars and be a playboy. Activities: Football 2,3,4g Track: Hi-Y 25 3,43 Hi-Y Chapter Vice Pres. 4. ROBERTA BOBBITI' HBertH Ambition: To fill my mother's shoes in the nursing field. Activities: Y-Teen 1,2,3,4g Photo Club 3. CARL GRAHAM Graham Ambition: To Ebe a big rancher or a big farm- er. lHire the work done., Activities: Football 45 Band 1, 3, 45 Basket- ball 4: Track 4. JOANNA SINGLETON Jo Bi1lio Ambition: Traveling store detective-not to be an old maid. Activities: Y-Teen 1, 2, 3, 45 Sr. Scouts 23 H.R. Ofiicer 43 Music Fest. 1,2,3,4g G.A.A. 1: Dragonettes 1: P 8: W 4: Glee Club 2, 4. BETTE ROGERS' ulbodgen Ambition: To be a beauty operator and be beautiful. Activities: Y--Teen 1,2,3g Orch. 1,2,3. DON ORENDER Hnukefl I Ambition: To graduate from high school and go to work. K WILMA LOUISE HARTSHORN Touts Ambition: To be a public stenographer. Activities: Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4g SC 33 Date With Judy 33 HR Officer 1, 23 Officer of Blue Triangle 1: PEW 4, Glee Club 4. VIRGINIA LEE ENGLAND Jigs Ambition: To be a pediatrician. Activities: Transferred from Newton, Sen- ior year: Y-Teen 4g SC 4g Phojso Club 4: Booster 4. SAMMIE BROWN - llsamlf Ambition: To be a draftsman. JAMES GARRISON ll ' YI Jim A Ambition: To work on Mr. Greenfs car. MAXINE BROWN Dimples and B'unnie ' Ambition: To be a secretary and have a Xlarge income. Activities: Y--Teen4g Sr. SCO'ut 3. TH U RMAN PIERCE uJ'J.n JOAN WHITE uJon Ambition: To make someone a good sec- retary. JIM SMEDLEY . lI l Ambition: To be president of the United States. Activities: Football 2, 3: Chorus 1, 2, 3: mDUJIB'I11 2g Music Fest. 1, 2, 3. BEULAH MOLEY l4Tiny!, Ambition: Ask someone who knows. Activities: Printin-g 2, 3, 4g Talent Show 3, BOB HEDGECOCK Ambition: To see the world. Activities: Track 2, 33 Date with Judy 3s P. 8: W. Staff 43 MARILYN ssvmoun Butch Ambition: To cooperate with Banta and Veatch to the fullest extent possi-ble. Activities: S. C. 23 Y-Teen 2, 3, 43 Photog. Club 33 A Date with Judy 33 Sr. Scout 23 Scout Officer 23 Y-Teen Conf. 33 Y-Teen Cabinet 33 Softball team 3, 4g P. 8: W. Editor 1, Intermural Volleyball 33 Intermural Basketball 43 WILLIAM RICHARD SLINKMAN . slslinkyll Ambition: To jofin the Marines so that I can pass American Government Activities: Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 43 Hi-Y officer - 43 Photo Club officer 43 S. C. officer 33 Debate team 43 Booster editor 43 H. R. of- ficer 43 Hi--Y conf. 33 Date With Judy 33 MARTHA ANN SMALLWOOD Timber Ambition: To be a nurse Activities: Date With Judy 33 Y-Teen 2, 3, 43 Photo Club 3, 43 Band 13 2, 3, 43 Glee Club2, 3, 43 Orch. 33 Sr. Scouts23 Chorus 2, 43 S. C. 13 Dist. Music Festival 1, 2, 3, 4. LOIS HALL HI-Alu!! Ambition: To lbe succesful in the field of art. Activities: Y-Teen 1, 23 S. C. 1, 3, 43 G. A. A. 33 P. Sz W. 3, 43 H. R. officer 2. FRED WILLIAM SNIDER HBHIDI Ambition: To get out of Natiomfs room. Activities: Printing 2, 3, 43 P. Cu W. 4. MILDRED IRENE BLACKMAN 6lReneH Ambition: To learn to cook so a person can eat the food and won't die. Activities: Y-Teen 1, 2, 3. PHYLLIS SILL Snookums Ambitiom: To go to U. C. L. A. with Wilma. Activities: Y-Teen 1, 3, 43 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Blue Triangle Officer 13 Y--Teen Conf. 13 Music Fest. 1, 2, 3. WILMA LOUISE MARQUARDT Miss America Ambition To go to U. C. L. A. with Phyllis. Activities: Y-Teen 1, 3, 43 Y-Teen officer 13 Y-Teen conference, 13 Music Festival, - 3, 3, 4, Girls Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Printing 2, 3, DELQRES BARBER Delo and Bardo Ambition: Ask me personally. I MARJORIE DEANE ANGWIN aamitzibn Activities: Y-Teen 2, 3, 45 Pres. 45 Phot Club 3, 45 Orch. 35 Sr. Scout 25 Chorus 2. Off. 35 Y-Teen Conf. 3, 45 Sr. Scout 25 A Date With Judy 3. H. RONALD BROWN Brownie Ambition: To play baseball and catch for pitcher McVickers. Activities: Track 3, 45 Basketball 2, 3, 45 Football 2, 3, 45 Hi-Y 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 4. WILLIAM G. RINEHART. JR. Rine Ambition: To be a full fledged daredevil and president and to be manager of the Kansas Casualty Association, M.D. Activities: Football 2, 3, 45 Basketball 3. 45 Track 3, 45 Golf 25 Band 1, 2, 3, 451111. O55 Band Off. 3, 45 S.E.K. Golf Match 25 S.E.K. Track Meet 35 State Basketball Tourn. 31 Reg. Basketball Tourn. 35 Reg. Music Con- test 3, 45 All-State Musician5 King of Dog' patch 3. DONNA KEMPSTER ' HJ C H Ambition: To go back to Canada. Activities: Y-Teen 2, 3, 45 Sr. Scout 3: S.. C. 25 Photo Club 3, 45 Date With Judy 35 H. R. Office 4. DOROTHY HODGE I-Iodgie' ' Ambition: To be a staff artist on a news- paper. . Activities: Y-Teen 45 Photo Club 45 Booster Staff 45 Transferred from Kingsville, Texas 4. JAMES J. HAMILTON UJimDl Ambition: To be an engineer. Activities: Transferred from Chicago 35 S.C. 3, 45 Football 3, 45 Boys' State 35 H.R. of- ficer 45 PEW 4. DOUGLAS G. STORY unougn Ambition: To coach a basketball team to a state championship. . Activities: Class Resident 25 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Date With Judy 35 S.C. President 45 S.E.K. Honorable Mention Basketball 3: Hi-Y President 45 Hi-Y 3, 45 Boy's State 35 H.R. Officer 3, 45 Regional Tournament 1, 3 45 State Basketball Tournment 3. cseu. wll.soN aaumpyvt Ambition: To complete a season in football without an injury. Activities: Football 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 45 Intramural Basketball 35 Track 2, 3, 4. K.U. Relays 2, 35 S.E.K. Tnack Meet 2, 3, 45 HR ff' 3 4 B . . o icer 2, , 5 and 15 Music Contest 1. NORMA L. JOHNSON scoops 1 Ambition: To go to New York and see the Browns play the Yanks. Activities: Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 45 Y-Teen Cab- inet 45 Sr. Scouts 25 A Date With Judy' 35 Photo Club 35 S.C. 45 Y-Teen Winter Conf. 45 Intermural basketball 2. 3. PHYLLIS WRAY Hphiln Ambition: To marry a certin guy. I don't knorw who, but someone, sometime. Activities: Y-Teens 2, 8, 4. P' 1 RICHARD LANCE llnichil Activities: Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 43 Class officer 4: Booster Staff 43 S. C. 2, 33 Football 2, 3, 45 Track 2, as Hi--Y Conf. 3, 4, H. R. officer 2: Basketball 2, 3, 4. ARTHUR HALLIDAY ' llwagonll Ambition-: Move to China when I get married so my kids won't have to go to school to Mr. Nation. Activities: S.C. 2: Basketball. 3, 4: H.R. Off- icer, 2, 4: Hi-Y 3 f Basketball Tournament 3, State Tourn, 33 Sunflower Boys' State 3. SHIRLEY ELLIS Shorty Ambition: Traveling store detective. Activities: Y--'Deen 1, 2, 43 G.A.A. 3. 'Date With Judy 35 St. Speech 8: Dram. Fest. 33 Debate 45 Double Trio 43 H. R. Off. 3, 4: Sr. Treas 43 Music Fest. 1, 2, 3, 4: Photo Club 4: Sr. Scouts 2: Chours Clinic 4. ELAYNE BARKWELL Blondie Ambition: To be a secretary and type 100 words a minute. Activities: Y-Teen 1. 2, 45 G. A. A. 3. IMOGENE SMITH Jean Ambition: To learn to type, if possible. 'Activiti-es: Y-Teen 1, 2,4g G.A.A. 3: G.A. A. officer 4: Music Festival, 1, 2, 3, 43 String Quartet 4. MELVIN Jameson N HMell! Activities: Hi-Y. 1, 2, 3, Trades 1, 2, 3. MARVIN WHITE llmrvu Ambition: To win a state Basketball Tour- ament. Activities: Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, if., 3, 45 Hi-Y 3, 4: Hi-Y Officer 43 H. B.. officer 2: Reg. Basketball Tournament 1, 2, 3, 45 Jr. Rotarian 4 5 St. Basketball Tourna- ment 3 3 All S.E.K. Football 4: 2nd Team All State Football BARBARA BANTA Barb . Amlbitiong To cooperate with Veatch and Seymour to the fullest extent possible, Activities: Y-Teen 2, 3, 45 Cabinet 3, Sr. Scouts 2: S. C. 4: A Date With Judy 33 Photo Club 3. 4: Intramural Volley Ball 3, 45 H. R. Off. 3: Y-Teen Conf 3g P.8zW. 4: Photo Club Off. 3, 4. DONNA JEAN STUDYVIN UD. JD!! Ambition: To be a good secretary. Activities: Y-Teen 1, 2, 3, 4g Glee Club 3,4. BEVERLY MCCONAHA 6CBiull Ambition: To marry a certain radio en- gmeer. Activities: Y-Teen. 1, 3, 4g Glee Club 2, 3, 45 KSTC -Mlusic Festival 2, 3, 43 Orch. 1, 2, 3, 4: Date With Judy 3. ANN WOODS Ambition: To marry a certain tall, good looking sandy haried guys. . . Activities: Y-Teen 1, 2, 35 G. A. A. 3. DON CALDWELL - HRedU Ambition: To play in a professional sym- phony orchestra. Activities: Hi-Y Cabinet 45 Photo. Club 45 Orch. 45 Transferred from Wichita East 4. MARTHA JANE GINTZELL . . Short-Stuff or Lb Ambition: To Weigfh anchor to a certin ex- sailor. Activities: Y-Teen Pres. 15 H. R. OH. 1, 25 Class Off. 35 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Double Trio 3, 45 Double Quartet 35 Booster Staff 45 Y-Teen 1, 25 Girl's Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Y-Teen Conf. 15 Dist. Music Fest 2, 3, 45 State Music Fest. 3. CONSTANCE LEE SCHNEIDER Connie Ambition: To go to Seattle and work for the telephone company. Activities: Glee Club 45 Chorus 1, 3, 45 Music Fest. 1, 3, 45 Chorus Clin-ic 4. ' PATRICIA LONGAN Kpatll Ambition: To go to Hollywood. Activitits: Y-Teen 1, 2,5 G. A. A. 3, 4. JOHN P. GIBSON unootn ' Ambition: To make good. Activities: Foothall 2 3,45 Basketball 2, 3, 45 Track 2, 3, 43 S. . 3, 43 Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 Hi-Y Off. 3, 45 Boy's' State 3, Reg. Tour- nament 2, 3, 45 State Tornaument 2, 35 Camp Wood 3. HARRISON KASH a4Han.yJl , Ambition: To be a. research chemist and to study architecture as a side line. JUDITH VEATCH llJud,yl! Ambition: To cooperate with Banta and Seymour to the fullest extent possible. Activities: S. C. 2, 45 Y-Teen 1, 2, 3, 45 Sr. Scouts 25 Scout Officer 25 A Date With Judy 3: Photo Club 3. 45 Photo Club Officer 3. 45 Intramural Basketball 2, 35 PGW 3. 45 Fooball Queen 4. RAY KNAUP Ustarll A To makeiSEK . Activities: Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 1, 2, 3, 45 Reg. Track meet 3, 45 Chorus 1, 2,85 Music Fest. 1, 2, 35 Tune In 25 K.U. Relay 2, 3, 45 State Track meet 3, 4. HELEN PETERSON Butchie Ambition: To live a happy life. Activities: Y-Teen 1, 2, 3, 45 G.A.A. 2, 3, 45 G.A.A. officer 45 Y'-Teen Conf. 15, State Music Festival 35 S.C. 1, 2, 35 Glee Club 2. 3. 45 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Double Quartet 35 Double Trio 4. 1 AVON DEAN! GARRISON Blondie' , Ambition To straighten Frank Sinatra I bow he and marry s certian E07 JIM BROWN James Q Ambxtion Ask Joan Achvities I-I1 Y 1 2, 3 4 Track 2, 3, 4 Photo Club 3 4 Bowling 3 MARY LOUISE CANNY Peaches Amlntmn To so to college for a. wlule and have as much fun as I did xn Hlgh School. Actxvmtxes Y Teen 1, 2 Photo Club 3 Class Sec3,S.C24HROff2 0rch1234 Y Teen Ooni' 3 Music Fest. 2 3 BILL RA D FORD Ambition Stnke gold m Alaska Acuvxtnes Track 1, 2 3, 4 HARVEY GRANDLE Bull' Ambitxon To get out of high school Actnvxtles Football 1 2 3 Bssketb 1 2 .5 Track 2,3 sms Basketball Tournament 2 3, KU Relays 8 HiY 2 3 Peter the Feingold' 3 SC 3 Public Address Speak n LOIS RAE TAYLOR Csldonlaf' Ambition To be muslc crntmc fox the 'New York Times Actxvxtxee Sr Scouts 2 Y Teen 1 2 3, -l Ofllcer 4, Photo Club 3 4 Ofhcer 3 4, Band 1 2,8 4 01'ch.1 2 3 4 BoosterStaif4 Dist. Music Fest 1 2 3, 4, State Musxc 'IETSY 'rl-:owns Ll Bets Ambxtxon To go to New York wxth John son. Activities Y Teen 1, 2 3, 4, Y Teen Cab met 4 HR. Offxcer 1, 4 Class Offlcer 2 3 Sr Scouts 2, Scout Pres 2 Photo Club 3 4 A Date Wxth Judy 3, Intramural Baske bell 2, 3, Intramural Volleyball 4, Y Teen Conf 4 Softball Team 3 LLIAN PRIDEAUX L Ambitxon To marry s handsome guy and have three beautiful children. Actwxtxeg YTeen 1, 2 3 Sr Scouts 2 HR Qi! 1,2 Cheerleader 1, 2, 3 4, P dn ! W 4, A Date With Judy' 3 MARY JEAN PERIMAN Mudge Ambition To get all my Booster stones out befor the dead hne Q-and not due trymgl Actxvxtxes State Muslc Fest 3 Dist Music Fest.1,2 3 4 SC 1 2 3 Debate3 A Date Wxth Judy 3 Class Vxce Pres 4, Photo Club 4 Double Trxo 3 4 Chorus Clin ic 4 Sr Scouts 2, State Speech and Dre Eagle: Fest 3 Booster Stall' 4, Y Teen 1 smut Lou BEARD Blkkie Okkxe, and Babe Ambltion Merry a certain guy and have two sets of twins Activities YTeen1 2,8 4 Orch 1 2 8 4 Sr Scouts 2, Intermurdl Baslcetbell and Volleyball 2, 3, HR. Oficer I 1 I . I 11 . . : .- D 'S 3 vi - -11 11 ... : - 3 3 '11 '-- '1 -11.1 ' 1 1. 1 ' I , . 'tc 1 ' :n . -l 4- ' 1 1 -7 1 1 I 1 . . , .H -. , . , 1 . - 1 1 , u ' 4 . - .. ' cy . ' I : ' 1 ' 1 1 1 .Q , ,S ' . 1 1 1- 1 1 of .1 1 1 4 ' Fest. 3' Band Cllmc 3,4. an ' 4 .: - . ' . --l - 5- 5 I.: ll' 1- l.: . 4, .ti .Q . u H11 ...: - ,z I 3 .. . Q - , ' . . .4 - u ...: . .s . . 1 1 -U -1 v 1 '- 1 1 1 I 1 5. :' 1 11 ' .3 , K- . 11 ' ' 1 Q, . A 0 : ' 1 gg 0 1 9 1 I - ' . I I LOUISE BURCI-'IAM Ulm!! Ambition To show Mr. Nation that Pm not as dumb as he thinks I am Activities: Y-Teen 1, 2, 35 G. A. A. 3. MAX STACY IGMBXU the navy.j Activities: Photgraphy Club 3, 43 Purple and White 45 IMOGENE KEITHLY KC Gene!! Ambition: To be a bookkeepefr. Activities: Booster Staff 4: Transn- fered from Nevada, Mo., 4. NORMA SHIELDS unenen uharkyn Ambition: Not to live to long. Activities: G. A. A. 2, 3, 4: Dragonettg 2, ossnt 1 K Q y. J' 0 EW. .3 XL ROBERT NORRIS usluggern Ambition: To be a Theater Manager. Activities: Hi-Y 1. JACK SH ELLEY Ushortyn or uJakeu 8 Ambition: To be Activities: Footbal MELVIN SPRAGG IKMe1l, . Ambition: 'Ib be dance band. auto mechanic a good drummer in Activities: Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Pep Band 4: Orchestra 3, Hi-Y 1. n . l2,3gTrack2,3,4. a big 2, 3, 1 - IUNIDRS . OFFICERS President-B011 Hull Vice President-Jim Mitchell Secretary--Jeanette Berry Treasure-Billie June Smith Sponsors: Miss Nelson, Mr. Sutton g MHNUCUQY C xl,.,f Og Q: X fs ,A J my xy K 3' 4 . 'fm j .7 .,, - N I 'L'+? n ..-N-1-:: I ....--V 'Q , , ,. y..-. ----1 ..--- f -' ' fiasuur 1-aunt- ' V- -- BONNIE SCRATCHER DONNA SCRATCHER JACK VERCOGLIO FRANCIS ELLIS LOUISE HELM MARILYN HOLLER KATHLEEN BRADRICK JOYCE MENICHETTI JOHN CORPOLONGO BONNIE WILEY ARTHUR WEST CHARLES LONGO JAMES STANLEY CLARADA HURST J. C. PICKEN5 MARTHA ATKINSON TEDDY STOTTS PAT MOUTHUY KATHERINE LIGON MARTHA JONES hos ADAMS PATTY .wus KILGER RICHARD cr-HAPEWA cARon. aARKEn .1oHNNv ROBINSON GLEN HAWLEY MARWILDA FORD LUCILLE MOODY BILLIE JUNE SMITH JAKALENE CLANTON 'N' sip FREDRICK STEVENS GEORGE SPRUK JOY GUTHRIE CLARENCE GARRETT JEANNIE NIXON BILLY JOE FIELDS PHOEBE FOSTER RICHARD STOVER THEODORE LITTLE ELIZABETH TOOMBS an ai KATHERN MICELI BILLY BELEW 'DOROTHY WELLS HAZEL GILES RUTH LANCE vs.,,, HAROLD PUMMIL DON MENCHETTI EOB LONGSTAFF ROSE MAE WHITE DON STAHL 33.3 WILLIAM MILLER MARGARET KELLEY ROGER COPPENBARGER PHILIP ANDERSON ,. JOHN WARD KATHLEEN MORGAN CHARLES SCHOLES DORIS WHITE VIRGINIA HINDMAN BILL BQLINGER MARY JO PARTIN NORMA BARBERO BRUCE MYERS CHARLES SHIRLEY BILL MARLIER Q2 I-5. ROE THOMAS EILEEN KUSEL JACKIE KOONTZ ROBERT MOSIER BOB HULL JACK WILLIAMSON KATHLEEN KUSEL JAMES FOWLER SADIE MURPHY BARBARA HOAGE Q x aus 'R uu- lf' ,is 12 'Al -Nq- it -I 4 -,A V g L. g. wi 1 . I -.s -I 2 1 I 5 ' 'I ' 'fi A A 5 I W - K L is A 4631 fir: 2 E ' . 6 15: 1 IQ? 555 A Q ' 2 -cr: I pf 'S J w BETTY ZIMMERMAN PHYLLIS STUTSMAN DAISY WHETZELL MARILYN CHAMBERS PHYLLIS NELSON JACK ROSS JOAN KUBLER TOM VAN HOY PHILIP DOTY LOIS MCCLANAHAN LEWIS LEE MOORE ARTHUR CORPOLONGO BETTY JO DQLAPPE JOHN CLARK BETTY ANNE DAUCHEZ JACK LIGRAND ELLEN LOUISE DRAY MILDRED MILLION BILL NICHOLSON , OLLIE GADDY CHARLES EVERT WIB1 WILMA RINEHART MI'I1l HARMON WILLIS SU'l'I'ER MARIAN BEAVER L JOANN MAES PAT GLENNON COLIN BRINKMAN GERALD MILLER WILLIAM STAND 1 BILLY JOE EDWARDS VIRGINIA BODELLE RUTH SUTTERFIELD DIANE WALKER CHERI MONTGOMERY BETTY ALLEN LOIS RUTH GRIFFITH PAUL WAGGENER MARY CAROLE WHITE JEANETTE BERRY JAMES DUNAWAY BILLY THOMPSON CAROLE WILSON GUSSIE RAE ROUSE JIM PATTERSON DOROTHY TUSTIN MARTHA BURNS PATSY EPPERSON JOHN WILLIAMS JOAN GREEF '95 , -'W' 'gil I :hx s v I c 1 aww BILL ENGLAND ESTHER GREEN BILL THORNBERRY GEORGE CLARK NOT PICTURED JOANN ALEXANDER VEOMA BANKS HAROLD BROWN CARL GILMORE EUGENE NELSON PAT BRADY JOANNE TURNER MARTHA BOULWARE BILL WILSON BOB WILSON RALPH KIEHL GARY CAMPBELL JAMES MITCHELL CONSTANCE ATKINS JOE BEAUCHAMP CHARLES CAMPBELL EUGENE HARPER MARY JEAN PEPPER MIRIAM ATKINS FRED BOHAM RICHARD EDWARDS CORNELIUS JAM EISON AGNES WILEY BILL NULTDN NORMA WILSON MARY NOVERO ROSS KARNES DON BAERT DELLA BOLTE DON EMERSON BARBARA JOHNSON ELEANOR KYSER RAY TRIPP JACKIE BATTEN JOHN BAKER DONALD BRIGGS DON FEAGAN5 BARBARA KING S -f-A fl 'L-aw 1 QF? al Aa 'sag Z SUPHOMURES OFFICERS President,-Clarence Skates Vice President-Kay Newman Secretary-Pat? Lewis Treasure-Char es Blvuso Sponsors: Mrs. Inwis, Mr. Biddle ff' ' My - 6 O ' A 4 LIL . - .. Wg, X 4, I,.Q-L1..J ' I J WILMA RICHWINE NORMA DERIDDER RALPH NIOFFATT CORDELIA FOUGNIE ALFRED CEZAR DOROTHY SWARTZ VIRGINIA LEE MELVIN ROYSE LOIS BLACK ROBERT WILLIAM BROWN BETTEANNE LIPASEK HAROLD DOWTY VIRGINIA 'PAT HARKINS WAN DA TOLLIVER JAMES BRUNSKILL GLENNICE SH URLEY RONALD DAMRILL WILMA REMINGTON BETTY PACCONI DAVID DENNY PEGGY ANN JACKSON DONALD WALL HAROLD HUGHES SPENCER ' GARNET JONES RAYMOND SMALL SHIRLEY ARCHER SHERRY STRECKER PAUL BRESNICK I I i I I I I I 'I 5 I I E I I I I I I I I ffl 5' WILLIAM CAMERON MARTHA SWANSON JEANNE HARRIS BARBARA' ROSS JOAN MAXINE TRUNBULE WILLIAM H. JOHNS LOUISE MOODY LEWIS FEARS DONALD WINDSOR REBECCA LEWIS JAMES BENELLI JIMMIE MCCABE HELEN HIX DONALD EVANS BETTY CLARK wn.MA MCCOLM CHARLES BAVUSO PATTY HARTSHORN BETTY FERRELL RICHARD GABEL ANNA SCOTT LOWELL FORBES MARY LUELLA CLARK BOB BATH MERVYL IRENE ELLIS EDYTHE KEKEC ROBERT SMITH MAIRE SWINK GLEN HASTINGS DON BREWER c,wENoo1.vN BOSWELL wu.MA ROEBER CHARLES CAMPBELL JOAN KERN JOANN MCCLURE ALTA SCHULZE JOANN UTTLEY ROBERT REID ' RICHARD COMSTOCK WINNIE JOHNSON LOUIS A. MERCILZ MARCELLA DAUCHEZ RICHARD TESSMER. X BONITA STUCKEY JAMES CHAMPION ROBERT E. BATLEY DELLA REDD WILLIAM TOELLER ANNIE LINDSAY ROBERT H. MASTERSON FAYE RUNNELS MILLARD PELPHREY MARION ROGERS WANDA TOSSER NELLIE J. MOSIER ROBERT GENE FOUNTAIN I v 'if 'Q we .V ggi? f Wei If ,. ylwlagi ll ifllghzifiga if- ,fi N Q3 WH .Q Q Q-' ,TF Q 5: , , 1'.,,,,.l, .. . 4,-.. ? F E I Eg E ,m Q Hag, 5-.E A v. A Vg. .. 41- 4,-.,, Q, -3. ,, HARLEY SMITH SUZANNE RUSSING ROGER CU.RRAN A DOROTHY THOMPSON JANE ANN LAMB CLARENCE SCATES PAULINE SPENCER JACK AKERBERG FRANK RODKEY VIRGINIA ADAMS moms nuaors BILL HAMILTON GERALDINE wlL.LlAMsoN Jo ANNE GARRISON RAYMOND FORD KAY NEWMAN JACK MILLER .noANN RICHAROSON MARY E. smm-1 ELDON HUFFMAN ANNA MUNDT CARL EUGENE LIEEIG PATTY LEWIS JANICE JACQUES RALPH SILL JOHN VIRGIL MANLEY EMMA ZEHR RAYMOND ZEHR BILL PAR Ro1'r sos s1'u ovvm ROBERT COUGHENOUR DONALD CLOSE ROBERT NELSON BETH PHILLIPS CLAYTON WALKER WESLEY BRUNA JACK GLICK BOB SMITH SHIRLEY JOAN KDPLEN K JOHN STRAWN ARTHUR HARTSHORN RONALD MANNONI DANNY MCGUIRE ' WALTER 'PRINCE ANNETTE BROWN De:MAURICE COOTS CAROL WALKER SARA ANN ROBINS HARRIET KING NOT PICTURED: DONALD BELL MARIE BENEFIELD ROBERT RAY CLARK OLIVER DAVIDSON WALLACE DIAL WALTER DORSEY - I 1 ilk 4 'S I I J 3 ' V41 I 5713 R 1 1 MARE TTA Knox RAY RosAR1's W ED KELLY BILLIE SLAUGHTER RosER'r o LITTLE HARRY SMIT BE-I-ry NQRRl5 DOROTHY WHITE A Louls: HoAG WAYNE PAUL ROBERT Wll-DUNG GERALD HOFFMAN . .lol-INNIE Pl-lu.LlPs ALTA JEAN WILEY HAROLD HYA1-r - EowARo KAY RICKETTS 3 -er ,ski-Q, laggi- Y X'Ni+ 'Z'-'3'f'f'9'W .SA dp- , 1' ,K fi' ,Lf f- 4' leg-bp? ab. 'f4'f4f1 ,. v's! '9 M., ... xiii! fm.,-.A Mgr? 1 gfsitfgg Hg' ig K nv, 'F Fi 3 A , w, 'w K .,, , , ,Q f - ' Q- ' 1-X' Az' . 'Y X' ggi: -hi-. iafux l,i2i-f,eiQfQE23 ?Lf .,,vz.-K sw, x 14 5 I Q sgiflat 11 Q .Ki L N E 3. ,, ' 1+ -1 4 ' E Q sf ,fl C A 1 ,, .wi 6-Sw 1 K. an ,gs , - K ,,., I r 3 rf QI? ' 5 fx? 91 P . S. Q J , 1' - I . Q ' 4 I :MW 'fi . fy fl Y 2 ' U .rj X . 1 R H R , M f fr 'lx xf J i ' QUEEN JUDY ATTENDANT MARY LOUISE I On October 28'the students of Pittsburg Senior High School elected Judy Vesuzh as the 1947 Football Queen with Virginia Sullivan ind Mary Louise Csnny ss her sttendents. Candidates were nominated by members of the football squad. Then on October 31 during the half of the Dragons game with Coffeyville she was crowned by Marvin White, Acting captain of the squad that night. The queen and her attendentl entered the field in convertables and, after driving around the track, were escortd to the platform by the President of the Student Council and 'two cheerleaders. Impressive music by the high school band was s background for the ceremony, A dance in the gymnasium which was presided over by the royalty followed the game. . ATTENDANT VIRGINIA FOOTBALL RIIYALTY A. .pr X. X s-X 25' x ---liill MOST POPULAR JUDYVEACH ,V V HARVEYGRANDLE JIM HAMILTON MOST STUDIOUS MARTHA JANE GINTZEL , CECIL WILSON MOST VERSATILE BETSY THOMAS , M os'r LIKELY T0 SUCCEED HELEN PETERSON Rl'CHARD LANCE X Mosr ATHLETIC MARVIN WHITE NORMA SHIELDS JERRY DAVIDSON MOST c:l.EvER LILLIAN PRIDEAUX K QV M H L L F P E 1 1 I n l I F 1 GUESS WHO'S WHO 415Fi?35 A wu.MA LOUISE HARTSHORN Eos HEDGECOCK JOAN WHITE MARLENE STEVENS ARLENA AND vERLA EIERD MARILYN SEYMOUR wANnA MAE EVANS HELEN PETERSON sAL.L.Y RoElNs BARBARA ROB'NS MARTHA ANN BURNS SHIRLEY ARCHER RQEERTA Eoaalrr PATTY PARMENTER BRUCE MEYERS HZmUCHw H605 WUHHH4 x Af FQ, . N-I 61 I - VI. , A Q ' . ., -, .-Q 2-. fSg?,,,,L!' X' gf -. 0 f K s Q,-' ...U X- 'A-, Z . i -Lv Q1 'sg ,-'tx A . , I I I 'uni THE BOOSTER STAFF I Brntti Aligfwill Dorothy Hgdge Mary Jean 'Perirnan Virginia England Donna Ross Martha Jane Gintzell Wanda Wall Richard Lance Lois Taylor Barbara Biddle Marvin Gilbreath - Imogene Keithly Richard Slinkman Mr. Cromer I Boos'rER TALEN T SHOW F l w s Y-TEEN Back row: Barbara Biddle. Gussie Ray Rouse, Joan Greef, Norma Johnson, Diane Walker, Lois Ruth Griffith. Middle Row: Donna Ross, Miss Oliver, Miss Stevens, Miss Bailey, Miss White. First Row: Lois Rae Taylor, Helen Peterson, Mitzi,Angwin, Betsy Thomas, Marion Beaver. One hundred thirty girls enjoyed the many varied Y-Teen activities this year: The eight committees, their sponsors, chairmen, and officers made this year one of success. ' ,i Six girls attended the annual Kansas district Y. W. C. A. conference held at Parsons. A minimum award was presented to the girls for the Pittsburg l organization. ted officers for the year were Mitzi Angwin Elec . , presidentg Helen Peterson, vice-presidcntg Marion Beaver, secretary, and Besty Thomas, treasurer. The social committee and chairman, Joan Greef. had charge of each party that members enjoyed. They were responsible for games, prizes, and refreshments. Money for these activities came from the finance committee and chairman, Betsy Thomas, These two groups met together with their sponsors, Miss Sara Stephens. Helen Peterson, membership chairman, had her committee go to work during the first few weeks of school to induce girls to joinf the organization. This committee is also in charge each year oi the drawing of names for the big-little sister 'celebration Their meetings were held in the room 'of their sponsor, Miss Jessie Bailey. Miss Bailey also was sponsor of the worship committee. This groupis held responsible each year for an Easter sumrice for the entire school body. Lois Grlifithe handled this committee as chairman. ' The program' committee, under the direction el Barbara Biddle, was responsible for the varied O 1 and unusual programs presented during the school year. Certain themes must be carried out at least once each year by various committees. Barbara and her able committee kept close check on these and saw that each committee had an assembly. They met with Miss Margaret Oliver, supervisor, as did the music committee. Norma Johnson, chair- man, not only taught her committee songs, but had her committeejeaching songs to other groups. This 'proved very helpful to the organization when a song fest was held. Appointed accompanists for thc com- mittee were Gussie Rouse and Diane Walker. Publicity .committeemen wrote. and presented several playlets to illustrate Y-teen themes. Post- ers were always ready by this group when needed tn advertise coming program or party. Members wrote a Y-Teen story for the Booster each week. They met with the service committee-during the year and chairmen Lois Rae Taylor and Donnn Ross, in the room of their sponsor, Miss Florence White. The service committee was in charge of many worth while projects. These included selling candy at athletic events, enc0uraging'pen pal correspond- ance, and donating to the organization, CARE. All these projects, although under the supervision of the service committeeg were aided by all members. Each and every ziil took part in at least. one'ns- . sembly for the year. Committees were assigned out.. Activities included several Y-Teen and Hi-,Y mixers, a Big-Little Sister party, and a- Mother-Daughter tea. several programs to carry 'Z' COMMITTEES SOCIAL AND FINANCE BUNNY CARLSON DAVID NEW CHAPTER Top Row: Mr. Greeng John Gibson: Rich. ard Chiapettag Mr. Huffman, Sponsor, JOE DANCE B. V. EDWORTHY CHAPTER Top Row: Mr. Green: Marvin White Sponsor. nik, Bill England, Richard Slinkman. Bottom Row: Fred Strope, Bill Nelson 1 Richard Lance, Jim Holman, Jack Bell. ino. J. L. HUTCH INSON Hi-Y' always represents n fine cross-section of leadership of the entire school and strive at all times to ucreate, maintain and extend high stan' dards of Christian character in home, school and community. We welcome any boys of school into our groups. The Senior High group is divided into the follow- ing chapters: Bunny Carlson-David New, Joe Dance- B. V. Edworthy, and Jimmie Welch.J. L. Hutchinson, their presidents being Edward Grandle, Douglas Story, and Richard lance. Sponsors are ME'If6hn B162-Ile, Mr. siaffchifh, and Mr. claude 1. Huffman. The Senior High Advisory' Council is composed of Rev. Gordan Thompson, Chairman of the Ministerial Alliance: Mr. Allen Gerdner, local Y.M.C.A., Mr. Clyde Hartford, State Boys' irlzanizerg Mr. John Hutchinson, Principal Enmeritusg Principal Finis M. Green, chairman of advisorsg und Mr. Claude l. Huff- man, chairman of sponsors. Our club showed a slight gain in membership this year. We operated under the chapter plan, three in. dividual chapter meeting followed monthly by 2 general meeting' of all chapters together. Hi-Y pres- dents rotated in responsibility of leadership. Roosevelt Junior High, with three chapters, had for its sponsors Mr. George Frederiekson. MIX Fffmk Hopkins and Mr. Earl Ludlum, who served' as SPOT'- sor chairman and director of basketball Candy lm' mp gglgs for B19 Crump Wood fund. Senior Hi-Y sold JIMMY WELCH CHAPTER Grandle, Bob Varner. Abington. . candy and Pop at football games, :md Y-Teens took A similar number of basketball games this year. Lakeside Junior High had th:-on chnpgers spon, sored by Mr. Wesley Cunningham, Mr. Jack Tryon, and Mr. Fred Lampton. Mr. John England, princi- pal of Lakeside was their advisor. Both Lakeside and Senior High sent a goody delega- tion to the'Girard district meeting in the Fall. In tha March 10'meetin.g at Parsons, Pittsburg was repre- sented by 17 boys and sponsors from junior and senior high groups. Mr. George Frederickson and Mr. John Biddle sponsored the Parsons all day session. Several social events of the year were held with Y-Teens. During the second week of school two hundred students enjoyed a Mixer held on Hutchin- son Field. In December the Hi-Y members honored Y.'l'eens with a party- in the gymnasium. Then later in the year tho Hi-Y members were guests of Y-Teens in a Spring Mixer. Some of the special programs during the year included a Thanksgiving Assembly with Rev. Harold R. Karnes of the United Presbyterian Church ns speaker. Music was furnished by the high school chorus. Y-Teens and Hi-Y met together in a special Christmas meeting nf carol simring. Inner Circle, the Hi-Y prayer group, mel dell? throughout tfhe school year. Chapters rotated by the week in responsibility of leadership. These meet- ings -were held in the l-Ii.Y room. Dovg' Story: Jerry Davidsong Mr. Cline, Bottom Row: Joe Adams: Tony Pistot Top Row: Mr. Green, Carl Cobb, Edward Bottom Row: Mr. Biddle, Sponsorg Don Caldwell: Bill Nulton: John Wardg Ben zJOE DANCE B. V. EDWORTHY CHAPTER I BUNNY CARLSON DAVID NEW CHAPTER -. ,X I J. L. HUTCHINSON JIMMY WELCH CHAPTER I S P5 l QM Sxog 'coax 6 ci ,gxextsi . 'Q ,050 'CX sexo. xv 'iv 11: 19' gxw'v5o09xmN5o:e5q,dW5 'Q 'J 123' Boiaoiew no Wx W 6.5 Wi. ,Q P' 'We P3 'W' X9 6 an fs 'W 6 oiriw B. , , to .xpfxo ggi P,05x xxvx Kia N961 Xe-rv .rr .ie sdiaai' 'Ugg ipsfte 'SP 9 , .teckpi 9x PLAY CAST Miss Shea-Secretary of Mr. Bradley ...,..R. . ..., Jake Clanton Mr. Nelson-Assistant Principal . Y,..,........... . John Williams Mr. Patterson-Teacher ,.,... ..........., .,,, , . . Richard Chippetta Miss Pike .,.... .. .........,.,,.... i ....... ........,. . Joan Greef Bill-Student .. ...,.,............ .. .. ,............,,.., - Tom VanHoy Miss Johnson-Teacher . ...... Mary Carole White Miss Eggleston . ,,.. ,......... .. Phyllis Nelson Mr. Vecchitto-A Parent ..,,... ....... ,... . . .... B ill Belew Henry Aldrich-Student ,... . ........ Bill Nicholson Barbara Pearson-Student .. - ,...,,. Esther Green Gertie-Student ....,....,..... . ........,. Jo Partin Mr. Bradley-Principal .. ,.., ..,,........ B ill Nulton Miss Wheeler-Teacher .. ..,,. .... ,.,. . . Kathi Bradrick George Bigelow--Student ,i..... . ,......,. .. ..,.. ...,i . ,. Bruce Meyers Mrs. Aldrich--Henry's Mother ...........,...,. Jacque Batten Mr. Fergson-From Police Headquarters .... Bill England Miss Selkirk-Dramatics Teacher ..,.....,.,. Cheri Montgomery tmny resemblance to principals or teachers living or dead is purely coincidentall Scenes Act One The principal's office in Central High School. A morning in spring. Act Two The same. The following morning. Act Three The same. An hour later. 'x f w u x x -...-. .... -, A- 'L I EXPRESSING OURSELVES .. ..,-.4-,.. - .... ,Y - -- 4,151-'Lx -Y.- :J ww' COLOR ARTINNDS BEAUTY INIJNE AND , 1117. ,YQ7 -- - ..--. 11- - I I STUDY MAKES US WISE , x FOR LIVING IN THIS WORLD OF SCIENCE I ' THE FOUNDATION OF USEFUL LIVING Q sEElNG ns BEUEVING EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Marilyn Seymour THE BUSINESS STAFF Bob Hull, Jerry Davidson, Bob Hedgecock, Jim Mitchell B ' 'isa-inf' S -- x PURPLE 8: WHITE STAFF A GENERAL sun' Mummy TYPISTS Verla Bierd, Wilma Hartshorn, Lucille West, Joan Buckley THE CIRCULATION STAFF Jim Patterson, Sue Woods, Jim Hamilton ' -qw OUR SPONSORS l Mr. White, Miss Marsh, Mr. Cline ' SCHOOL LIFE WRITERS Pat Pa.rmenbe,r, Harvey Grandle. Barbara Banta, Diane Walker, Don Menohetti, Max Stacy: THE PRINTERS Pictured: Harold Willard, Bill Snider and Gerald Clark. Not Pictured: Ray Bell, Joe Moley, and Bob Moyer. THE ART STAFF Mart Burns, Virginia Hindnmn, Lilliam Prideaux, JoAnn Singleton, Judy Veatch, Lois Hall. Esther Green, Kathleen Bradrick, Roberta Haegert. Clairnets Jim Mitchell Roger Coppenbarger Arthur Corpolongo Ed Kelley Bob Longstaff Paul Bresnick Jack Vercoglio Charles Shurley Frank Rodkey Ruth Maninger Roger Curran Jeanette Berry Raymond Ford Flutes Martha Ann Smallwood Bill N ulton Piccolo Lois Taylor ' Oboe Richard Chiapetta Bass Clairnet Fred Strope BAND Coronets Bill Rinehart Alvin Wiley George Spruk Jack LeGrand Charles Bavuso Carl Graham y Bob Hull Virgil Manley Charles Campbell Harley Smith Dick Tessemer Trombones Bill Rohr Ross Karnes Jack Clark Ronald Mannoni Bill Nelson ' Baritone Eldon Huffman John Corpolongo Bill England Gussie Rae Rouse French Horn Don Gladwell Douglas Story Don Emerson Saxaphone Jackie Batten Ronald Brown Hughes Spencer Charles Longo ' Bases Bruce Myers Jack Glick - Bill Stand Percussion Melvin Spragg Joan Kubler Tom VanHoy Willis Sutter Ruth Sutterfield Richard Comstock Alto Saxaphone Fred Boham Bassoon Bob Mosier A 1 1 1 I virgina Hinamn Jane Ann Lamb Mary Lynn Huntington Jackie Koontz Wilma Roeber Flrstltow Kathleen Bradrick Barbara Ross Bonita Stuckey Martha Jane Gintzel Delores Neptune Lois McClanahan Phyllis Sill Wilma Roeber - Faye Runnels Mary Jean Periman Martha Burns Jackie Koontz Kathryn Ligon Eleanor Kyser Pauline Spencer Shirley Ellis Second Row Glennice Shurley Loretta Lee Anna Mae Mundt Eugenia Allen Louis Merciez Willis Sutter Tom Moffat William Cameron Don Stahl Walter Bates Jerry Davidson Mar L nn Huntin on Y Y Et Esther Green Joan Richardson Carol Barker Helen Peterson Mr. Johnson SINGING Third Row Louise Moody Jakalene Clanton Joyce Menchetti Beth Philips Richard Edwards George Thomas John Ward Bob Little Bill Miller A Don Evans Harry Smit Bob Smith Clarence Scates Don Close Richard Gabel Billie June Smith Harriet King Clarada Hurst Mitzi Harmon PLAYING Violin Domia Ross Bill Wilson , Don Caldwell Wanda Wall Patsy Epperson Billie Lou Beard Richard Comstock Pat Kilger Beverly McConaha Mary Louise Canny Norma DeRidder Jim McCabe Betty Mae Vanderpool Viola Gussie Rae Rouse Emalou Greer Cello Imogene Smith Ramona Kel-:ec Bass Viol Virginia Sullivan Danny McGuire Jacquie Batten 4 Trumpet Alvin Wiley Trombone Bill Rohr Ross Karnes French Horn Don Emerson Douglas Story Flute 1 Bill Nulton Lois Rae Taylor Martha Ann Smallwood Clairnet Jim Mitchell Roger Coppenbarger Bassoon Bob Mosier ' Percusion Tom Van Hoy Joan Kubler LOOKING TOWARD THE HOME MEANS JOBS FOR TOMORROW Ai VOCATIONAL PRINTING SKILLFUI. HANDS AT woRK Top row left to right: Clugston, Holman, Caldwell, Slinkman, J. Brown, Aikens, Van Hoy, Chiapetta, Stacy, B. Wert, E. Wert Mr. Cline. Middle row: Taylor, Periman, England, Ross, Smallwood, Monroe, Hodge, Parmenter, Willard. Front row: Kempster, Ellis, Murphy, Thomas, Veatch, Banta., Sutterfield, Koontz, Pri- deaux. FUN WITH PICTURES ENLARGING IN THE DARKROOM. Welcome Home! 'fa 'iff 1 ef Q 1 Buzz Buggies NVQ Come and Bet it. W1 ,ew OPEN HOUSE ' Novzmaan 11. 1947 HELLO, MOM AND DAD! On the night of November 11, 19117, Pitts- burg Senior High School was host to parents and friends at Open House. Classrooms were open for inspection and a short auditorium program was given. Much interest was shown in the new lights. I,,,,,7 7 X HOMECOM ING DECEMBER 19. 1947 HOWDY, GRADS! Students and teachers welcomed former students and old grads to the halls of P.H.S. .this year at an Open House in the .after noon It began with a program in the auditorium with past Student Council president Joe Begando, Richard Slinliman, Mr. Green, past principal Mr. Hutchinson, and Miss Effie Famer as speakers. A dance in the gymna- sium followe zl. L 111 PU'-im C320 OCD mm'-U 5 N ,N G. A. A. DEVELOPS SPORTSMANSHW' 'l 1 Helen Peterson President Mary Lynn Huntington Vice President Imogene Smith Secretary - Treasurer Naomi Ross Norma Shields Pat Longan Jeanette Berry Betty Jo DeLappe Louise Dray Marwilda Ford Pat Glennon Virginia flraliaxn Virginia llindman Joan Kubler Honnie Scrailclic-r Donna SCl'2lf'l'l'lCl' Phyllis Stutsmzui Ruth Sutterfield .L Virginia Aclz.ms Shirley Archer Mary Clurla Marcella llziuchvz Mervyl Ellis Joan Garrisogi Pat Harkins Patty Ha1'tslio1'n Peggy Jackson Garnet Jones Joan Kern Rebecca Lewis Joan McClure Wilma Mci'oln Betty Pacconi Barbara Russ Joan 'l'rumhulm-K Pauline Spencrr Jerry Williuniruon June Mosier Ready .... Aim Let 'er go ! MQ ery pretty ! ! Come on ln, the water's fine! FOOTBALL LETTERMEN SENIORS JOHN GIBSON RONALD BROWN RONALD DEENIS MARVIN WHITE JIM HAMILTON BOB -VARNER BILL RINEHART CECIL WILSON BOB MCVICKERS RAY KNAUP EDWARD GRANDLE RICHARD LANCE JUNIORS BILL MARLIER D n -GLW, ,....L,-- ..-A.. WA, . JOHN BAKER RAY TRIPP JIM DUNAWAY BOB MOSIER JOE ADAMS DON MENCHETTI BILL' THORNBERRY BOB HULL GEORGE CLARK HAROLD BROWN JIM PATTERSON BOB WILSON BILL MILLER SOPHOMORES CLARENCE SCATES JOHNNY STRAWN Y QNALD Lucius sv-as I VARSITY FOOTBALL Top Row-Coach Rohde, J. Corpolongo Hawley, Miller, Graham, McVickers, Gibson, C. Wilson, Hull, Clark, Little, Bollinger, VanHoy, Pryor, Coach Miller, Principal Green, Middle Row-A. Corpolongo, Varner, Baker, Patterson, Stahl, White, Grandle, Lance, Deems, Mosier, Knaup, Marlier, Thornberry, Ross. Bottom Row-H. Brown, Adams, Menchetti, Pickens, B. Wilson, Nelson, Rinehart, Hamilton, Dunnaway, Smedley. SCHEDULE AND SCORES Pittsburg 0, Joplin 7 Pittsburg 26, Ft. Scott 7 Pittsburg 6, Iola 20 Pittsburg 21, Parsons 0 Pittsburg 13, Chanute 6 Pittsburg 39, Coffeyvillo 7 Pittsburg 7, Springfield 12 Pittsburg 28, Independence 0 Pittsburg' 28, Columbus 0 ...1- sn-1 i 'H' ' fr' -. -V 1, -IH I x A i l . . 1 x 'fl-f H ,,-,., .... ,RQ ,T Y V-Y Y ,P it , I 1 1 ' I 2 I Ex SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL Top Row-Coach Winchester, Little, Brewer, Glick, Prince, Clark, Akerberg, Nelson, Close. Third Row--Hamilton, Forbes, Huffman, Spencer, Campbell, Coughenour, Wall, Bath Second Row--B. Smith, Johns, Ford, Bruna, McCabe, Small, H. Smith, Cham pion, Kelly. Seated--Bavuso, Walker, Rodkey. Yeah Sophomores! SUNNY CAMP BELL HAROLD HYATT BILL HAMILTON WALTER PRINCE BOB COUGHENOUR BOB CLARK JACK AKERBERG DONALD WALL BOB LITTLE ELDON HUFFMAN LOWELL FORBES DONALD CLOSE i RESERVE LETTERMEN aiu. JOHNS JACK sucx RAYMOND FORD FRANK RODKEY wESL.EY BRUNA CHARLES .BAVUSO .HM MCCAEE Eos BATH HUGHES SPENCER Bos NELSON O HARLEY SMITH DICK GASLE COME ON GANG, YELL' JERRY DAVIDSON LlL.l.lAN PRIDEAUX BILI.. NICHOLSON JAKALENE CLANTON HARRY SMIT ANNE.TTE BROWN VARSITY Pittsburg 9 V N 1 Columbus Parsons Lawrence Topeka Nevada Chanute Coffeyville Joplin Ft.- Scott Chanute Iola Wyandotte Joplin Parsons Independen Columbus Topeka Lawrence C0 Back Row: Coach Dick Miller, Strawn, Wilson, Hull, Prince, Halliday, Rinehart, Coach Winchester, Mr. Green. Front Row: Lance, McVickfrs, White, Story, Gibson. Thornberry Brown, Patterson. P.H.S. has full right to be proud of the Millermen this year. Including all games played, they won 18 while losing only 4. In the All S.E.K. team Story, Gibson, and White made the first team with McVickers on the second team and Thornberry in honorable mention. Gibson placed in honorable mention in All State. After winning the S.E.K. Championship, the Dragons defeated Ft. Scott and Parsons to win the AA Regional Tournament here in Pittsburg. Then they went to the State Tournament in Topeka. After defeating Ark City in a real thriller 39-37, they lost to the tall Newton Railroarlcrs 49-29. Back Row: Coach Winchester, Campbell, Coughnour, Menchetti, Bath, McCabe, Coach Miller. Front Row: Tripp, Glick, Williams, Little, Baker, Wall.. B TEAM I .,.' w i K gl' .. 4 rv. ' 4 t I Q I I ' .v I. , li in if iqq I I as if A 55+ ff' N gx Aff' QM! 1 T Q A we x ' xffzv 1 A if N 3737 RYA Q ii: WE CELEBRATE THE CHAMPIONSHIP LL ,Q i--' M I Y' 'A A 4 HH , A ., L - lj ' A A . wwf? 1 x 'gfgkfaif ',., Y ,P ', . X . .- -.Vu ix f , 5, . X -My QW kg-5, '6 H ' I ET Q-5 5-f -1 H . Q f 1 . -'VA Q 2 1 .fif 31,51 I v in V' A . - ' 'AI' 1 I 3' 3 - , sfgiw I .4 .,, , fsil gl t, - , Emir , 2-N jfk . X M 4 A M ' 1 sk 17 his ,..-,.,L. Y 1 Z 14, ouR PATRoNs H El.P us . . . Banta's Jewelry Pittsburg Jewelry Since 1890 Ba ugh's Prescription Shop A Little Bit More For a Little Bit Less Beck and nm Market' Quality Meats For Over 42 Years Compliments of Benelli Jewelry Bitner Motor Company Chrysler and Plymouth Brenner Mortuary 414 East 4th Brinkman's Telephone 206 or 207 . Bowlus' School Supply 1015 North Broadway Campus Cleaners 1609 S. Broadway T Central Motors Sales Service Pittsburg. Kan. is Clayton Company Realzsrs ' 606 N. Broadway MM Coles Auto Body Repair 204 W. 5th A. J. Cripe Town- Talk Bread Compliments of Crowell Drug Store Daugherty's Smoke House 420 North Broadway Daugherty Tire Company 2nd and Broadway DeNeve's Shoe Store Put Yourself In 0ur Shoes. Dorsey-Eyestone Coal Co. National Bank Building Downtown Motor' Company Oldmobile-Cadillac Drunagel's 410 N. Broadway Edna's Shop 403 North Broadway 802 Cab Company Prompt Courteous Service Ellsworth Undertaking Company 114 W. 6th Ferguson's Studio 52395 N. Broadway Fink Cleaners Phone 555 The First State Bank Foodtown Super Market 612 S. Broadway Fox Midwest Theatres Pittsburg, Kansas Frasco-Berry Clothing Company The Newest in Men's Wear Frasco Furniture Company 718 N. Broadway Phone 4198 Compliments of Freeto Construction Company Fugate-Meister Motor Company Dodge Cars 8z Truck and Plymouth, Cars Gallagher Sign Company For that new look in commercial and out- door signs. Compliments of General Machinery and Supply Company Equitable Life Assurance Bill Glennon, Representative Gordon Transit Company Ride the Buses Dr. H. Marion Grandle 31615 North Broadway Graves Studio 310 N. Broadway Fred Greef Insurance Agency 107 W. 5th Barnes Griffith County Attorney Harry's Cafe Mother's, Only Competitor Holden's Broadway at 4th Compliments of Bill Hubbard I . . . WE TRADE wl1'l-l THEM Jameson's Grocery , 307 N. Broadway Jones Store Company 411 'N. Broadway -- Phone 3845 Liberty Cleaners f For Better Cleaning Lowe-Way Market 60215 West Kansas Lyons' Conoco Service Station 218 South Broadway Metropolitan Life Insurance Company H. V. Parting, Mgr- Globe Building Miller's Studio 506 N. Broadway Montgomery Ward and Company 517 N. Broadway B. C. Morgan Mortuary 717 N. Broadway .Mousny Lumber Company 318 S. Broadway- Mundt Radio and Sound Service 908 North Broadway Muse's 0rangebBowl The Biggest Little Place in Pittsburg Myers Motor Supply Company Wholesale Automotive Parts The National Bank of Pittsburg Newman's Pittsburg Complete Department Store Mr. and Mrs- Roy Noel Joplin, Missouri Norine's 'I'oday s Treasures, Tomorrow's Heirloom Nu ArtSystem of Beauty Culture Six Month's Training Gives You a Life Profession 0tto's Cafe Good Food is Good Health Paul's Doughnut Depot 422 North Broadway Pittcraft Inc. 111 W. 4th Phone 190 Pittsburg Headlight and Sun Compliments of Karbe's Grocery ' Pittsburg Ice Cream Company Makers of Picco Ice Cream Pittsburg Laundry For Quality Service, Call Us. Peter Pan Cleaners 106 N. Braodway Potter's Hatclleries Everything for Poultry Puritan Dairy 13th and Broadway Radio Station KAOM Ramsay College Shop Darlene Juniors Rodkey's Home Appiances Scars 81 Roebuck 318 North Broadway - Phone 2469 Sell and Sons Smiling Service Semeo Color Press Oklahoma City, Oklaihoma Seymnur's The Store Beautiful John D. Simion Insurance Agency 103 W. 4th Joe Smith Tobacco Company 409 North Locust Steve Elliot Insurance 203 North Broadway Stilwell Grocery 731 E. 10th street Turner Advertising Company 505 North Locust Vanity Box If your hair isn't becoming-to you, you should be coming to usf' Ernie Williamson Music House 409 N. Broadway Wilson-French 406 N. Locust Yellow Cab Company x Phone 670 Zettl's Bakery Gives You Variety, Freshness, and Quality nl-A f is.-sdir ig- -A. ..,.-.....,,,,, x , ,,-... ,, ,, . Y,-4, ,A , ,A UM Jw b I 4 1,7 - 1 J,