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

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SENIORS Gxg 'QKWW Q-Q Y.. CQICUIQGIN,-X .'Xl,Y.'Xll.-XlJU IBILRNARIJ Rllilll, l.Yl.A Wl'll'l'llAM l'ru-iclt-nt Virt--Piwsiclciit SL 'Q' rc-Inry-'l'rez1sur'L' r Y!lix'Ul! l-Al lli Y l-4 Y-'liven l--4 Y-'li-'vii lidlllll'-'l 4 lli-Y Cfzxliinet -il .llxnior Play Y- I' L--- ii 51-to l'l'l4lI'X -l 5 Club 5,4 Glec' Club l-4 Stats Srlmlzwsliip Q Briss-lmll 1,5 lvlixt-tl Chorus 3,4 U. G. A. 4 'l'r'u'k 1, 3 Ons-:nt Play -l Iilziss Prvsiclulit Al lfiiotlifill il NVKEA Sn'liul:lrsliip l-3 Sturlvnt llouncil -l ,limiwr Plgiy SMU. Schuiursmp I-1, Glen' Klllllm l -Al Short S101-Y 3 lxliwccl lilioru-4 I 4 Class Sccrctilry -l W REA Srliolzxrsliip l, 3 lit-river Stzifti 4 Iimtc Suli-ul:irsl1ipl,3 Origingil Orgiqiun .4 Class St-Ny-'l'i'c:is, l Student Council 4 Class Vi1'0-Prrs. 4 GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY GRADUATING CLASS As Scott Community High Schoolcan look back upon5O years of achievement, its Golden Anniversary class, the forty-fifth to graduate, can be proud of its tour year share in the history of the school. The class of '5l's record in all fields has been worthy ofthe high standards established in the past half cen- tury. This class supplied more than its share of student lead'-rs. Harlan Parkinson was President ofthe student council, Richard Rarnsey-Vice-Presb dent, and Freda Wiley-Secretary. Dale Cook, Georgina Alvarado, Marvel Scott, Betty Sxnitli, Todd Steele, Bernard Riedl, Bob Wakeland, and Alan Wright were members ofthe student council. Mr. Burnett, Mr. Wood, and Miss Lester were sponsors for this group. This class has made notable achievements in the fields of scholarship, niusic, dramatics, and athletics - achievements which will close this half century and begin the next 50 years, Good Wishes, Graduates - Dr. Richard J, Rogers, Chiropractor

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HONOR SENIORS br 'Qzv' 'Z . ,5 xg-if K! -. 3 . xv- AX. X 'Qi , , 3' A ' ' - . si 53 3545 .3 4? f V' HERBERT HERMES NORBERT I-IERMES CITIZENSHIP Two ofa kind, Herbert and Norbert were honored by being selected as the outstanding citizens of the senior class. The characteristics of these good school citizens are given in this anonymous poem: It's doing your job the best you can, And being just to your fellow man, It's figuring how, and learning why, And looking forward and thinking high, It's serving and striving through strain and stress, It's doing your noblest - that's citizenship. ' x MARVEL SCOTT HARLAN PARKINSON ACI-IIEVEMENT Each year one girl and one boy from the senior class are chosen as the outstanding students of the year on the basis of scholarship, lea- dership, and school activities. MarvelScott and Harlan Parkinson were selected because of their records in many activities for the good of the school and for their personality and character. Compliments of Charles H. Fleming

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.l.. 1' p.,' CHARLES ALEXA Hi-Y 1-4 Glee Club 3, 4 l --er l-lARolsD BENNETT S Club Football 4 Baseball 1-3 Track 1, 3 JIMMY BURR Hi-Y 1-4 Band 1-3 Pep Band Z BILL. CARSON SENIORS DALE COOK Hi-Y l-4 5 Club 3, 4 Football 3 Glec Club 1-4 Hi-Y l-4 Track 2, 3 Glee Club Z, 3 Band 1, Z R, i 1 l f' C BILL. BOYER Hi-Y 1-4 s Club z-4 3: Football 3-4 1 if, Baseball z, 3 ALMA HAGER A J Junior Play Yxreen Z'4 Q -3. 1 Basketball z-4 Gle? Club Z- 3 Q i 4 Glce Club 1-4 Radio Play Z SA? l Q Mixed chorus 3.4 HERBERT HEP-MF-S as 91121 'J One-act Play 3 Scholarship 1-3 e State Scholarship 1-3 Si. Council 1 Si. Council 4 1 Glee Club 1-4 Mixed Chorus 1-4 Band 1 Scholarship 1-3 State Scholarship 1-3 Football Trainer 4 Radio Play 4 Scott City Clinic Dr. H. Preston Palmer Q -...1 i' fl . l NORBERT l-IERMES Glee Club 1-4 Mixed Chorus 1-4 Band 1 Radio Play 3 Scholarship Z State Scholarship 1-3 Football Trainer 4 Dr. Galen O. Fields - Dr, H. V. Kibby ii ROBERTA HOLLINGSWORTH Y-Teen 1-4 Junior Play Glee Club 3, 4 Mixed Chorus 3, 4 State Scholarship 3