Scott High School - Beaver Yearbook (Scott City, KS)

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BILL D AP Vice-President Mixed Chorus l Glee Club 1-3 Senior V. Pres Hi-Y 1-4 S-Club 1-3 Track 1-4 Q s S, .1 Ras.. MAR GIE HAR KNESS Pr e sident Beaver Staff 4 Band 1-4 Pep Band 2-3 Twirler 4 Clarinet Quartet 4 Mixed Chorus 1-4 Glee Club 1-4 Student Council 4 Senior Pres. CLASS MOTTO CLARK Secretary-Treasurer Beaver Staff 4 Senior Sec. 4 Y-Teen 3-4 Scholorship 3 We have crossed the bay, the ocean lies before us. Flower Carnation CLASS OF 1950 Mulberry and Gray Color The senior class of 1950 is one that will be long remembered not only for their many attainments but for their leadership and pleasing personalities. Their leadership is best exemplified by the Student Council. Here we find Keith Jeffries-president, Harold Burnett-vice pres- ident, Tava Starr-secretary and the following as members: Donna Fitzgerald, Tommy Graham, Dee Hughes, ScottShowalter, Jacque Patton, Dorothy Smith, James Tucker, and Bill Young. The popularity of the seniors is best known by the popularity contest for the Carnival King and Queen in which Scott Showalter and Donna Fitzgerald were elected. Their accomplishments in such fields as athletics, music, dramatics, etc. are too numerous to mention here and needless to say, the seniors will be missed when the school bells ring next fall. Graduation not only brings a glow of accomplishment but it also brings memories. Memories of class plays, exciting games, pike day , contests, good fellowship, and many others all form a part of those happy years in SCHS. Yes, when those school bells ring next fall, many a senior will be thinking of SCHS too! Compliments of CHARLES H. FLEMING

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CUM HONORIBUS CITIZENSHIP Thinking well is wise, planning well, wiser, doing well wisest and best of all , an old Persian proverb, aptly describes the qualities of a superior school citizen. She is one who gives willingly of her time, energy and loyalty, being faithful at all times and assuming no glory for herself. Jacque Patton has been awardedthis hon- or. Her name is engraved on the citizenship plaque. Ja cque Patton K . .. ,sid if i .ME- ,, Q, TNF' Gene Marcy Patsi Ruth ACHIEVEMENT It has been traditional in S.C.H.S. to select one boy and one girlfrom the senior class to receive the awards for achievement. These are givenfor outstanding work in scholarship, music, ath- letics and dramatics. Gene Marcy and Patsi Ruth merited these honors and their names are engraved on the achievement plaque. Good Wishes to the Graduates - DR. OWEN R. ROBINSON

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W fo.. 1 , 'Ci pr ' 4? MERLIN ALLEN Blnd 3 Mixed Chorus l Hi-Y l-4 B BALDWIN elver Staff 4 Mixed Chorus 4 Glee Club 4 Hi-Y Cabinet 3-4 ? RAY BAR Mixed Chorus Z Hi-Y Z-4 wi., 'WIP' HAROLD BURNETT Mixed Cho. l-4 Glee Club l-4 Hi-Y l-4 Football Z-4 Ba 'ba 2-4 CHARLES COSTELLO Track 1.z Bmdl 3 S club l'4 Pep Band l, Z - 1 fl ' PHY Mixed Cho. 1-4 gfmgf Pla? 3 one Club 1-4 WVVDLII t. ounci ,4 V ,E , 3,4 V. Pres. Coun. 4 HTYZ I-:S WARREN CRANMER Scholarship l, 3 Foothill 3' 4 State S'ship l. 3 Basketball 3, 4 Class V. Pres. Z -I-rack 2-4 Class Pres. 3 5 Club 2,4 Hl'Y c'bln ' 3 Scholarship l-3 St. S'shxp l Sec. l Senior Play Radio Play 4 SENIORS BARKER Beaver Stl!! 4 Y-Teen 3-4 Scholarship 3 O. G. A. 3 l '94 ' , 1. le ff C' Aj. , 4 3 . 1 L pw PH BENNETT -Y 3-4 B seball 3 S-Club 4 i 11 JEAN DICE Beaver Staff 4 Band l-4 Inst. Ens. Z Pep Band 3 Glee Club 1,2 Y-Teen l-4 O.G.A. 3 Compliments of KEN PRIEST BUTANE COMPANY Compliments of HERMES JEWELRY - Class of '39 'N' NORMA JEAN DVORAK Band 3 Inst. Solo 3 Y-Teen 3,4 O.G.A. 3