Washburn Rural High School - Chimes Yearbook (Topeka, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 68 of the 1946 volume:

au. 'ik 4-. ig Backgrounds Whai is more imporiani in our school days 'khan ihe V backgrounds we have been gradually lormulaiing from our experiences here iogelher! If is a rafher impressive fhoughl ihai each one of us will be a somewhai cliilereni' person fhan we would have been had we never a'Hended Washburn High School. We firmly believe fha back- grounds we have gained here will be of greaf help in our fufure lives. The purpose of 'lhis book is io show you. 'lhe reader iusi' wha? some of ihese imporiani' backgrounds are CONTENTS Pages B Backgrounds of Friendship ,, . 4--20 Backgrounds of Social Experiences . r B A B , , . , B22--32 Backgrounds of Knowledge . ,r,r 34--40 Backgrounds of Heallh ,,ur B B 42-50 Ai . ' ff we , fe, A we . A S gy 14,-Nfl 3345 , ra fir, 52 N ef wi., Hag' . , , 'ff , Q . hgiigir ii eff 4 1 fwfr' .,f. .Q .. . I X 1 5' , Sl ,, ,Iii fr: 3' 1 f? A if ,QF ,., During +he 'lhree years Mr. McElroy has been our principal he - won fhe affecfion and respecf qi fhe enlire Washburn Communify. Probably 'lhe firsl qualily lhaf a'H'rac+ed us was his quicl: humor and hearly laugh buf If was his sense of fairness and sympalhehc under sfanding of our problems 'rhal complefely won our allegiance He has helped fo malce our school noi' only a profifable buf also a very happy experience We seniors falxe pride in dedlcahng our I946 es lo our friend and principal W A McElroy , - . u U 1- 4 o W :fi 'S' ,A ,,.. COLLEAGUES--Board and Faculfy . Mr. Milligan showing Mr. Cookson and Mr. Shideler around fhe shop. . Miss Miller, Miss Sisrele and Miss Jones sfrfldng a happy nofe. . Miss Hill shows Mr. Rowe and Mr. McElroy how the Commercial Oeparlmenf runs. . Mr. Wilson and Mr. Bouse af iheir favor- He game. . Mr. Haun and Mrs. Morgan, senior spon- sors, admire the class Iewelry. vi BOARD OF EDUCATION O. A . , 9 Q Al .A ' A Q.1l1,,..L if , Q ig -. SQ xv F 15' is 5 41 K 'gf M X W x .xg ,.f'fiffrff-P21 - 's3r in 1 . 1 GRADUATES f Ah, yes! Another class musl pass on-on info The fulure +o make way for lhe class o '47. ' Four years ago we, as a class, were iusl' slarling along The palhway foward lhe Commencemenf of '46. Then suddenly one year had slipped by, our year as fresh- ies, Then anofher--we had reached lhe halfway mark. The Third year, wilh ils many aclivilies, Junior Play, All-School Chrisfmas Dance, Al'hle+ic Banquel, Junior-Senior Prom, had likewise passed by. And now--our Senior or lasl year! Whal have we done wifh il? Have we made il a year of such high achievemenls fhal il' will serve fufure classes as a siandard loward which 'ro slrive? For many sludenls l'he senior year has mean? added responsibililies and also more serious purposes. We now realize fhal' we are al 'the end of a long road and musf find anoiher palhway which will carry us on info 'The liulure. Wheiher we conlinue our formal educalion in college secure a job or enfer a vocalion we know fha? our lives are going fo be very differeni from our previous school days. Our ha pies? advenlure however has been in collecling friends. Our friends have proved fo e our grealesl' assef. They are scallered fhroughoul' 'lhe school and among our classmates who have gradualed before us. Whal a happy advenlure we have sfarled lhis galhering of friends! The value of such friendships depends upon neilher wealfh nor educalion bu+ upon slerling characler and loyalfy. Fronl Row---Neva Jean Baker Roy Haines Rosa Lee Akers Kennefh Rahberg Billie Morand Ray Anderson Belly Lux. Second Row--Mr. Haun Helen Cazier Phil Davis Donna Corbeh' Garland Bundy Mary McCubbin Mrs. Morgan. Third Row--Shirley Gibson Joyce Boli Charles Engler Mary Childress Harry Nicely Doris While Doro- lhy Reed. Fourlh Row--David Vaughn Fred Jepson Emma Jane Harsh Eugene Follz Vernon Reece Barbara Jungmann Bill Menfzer. v -lr fb- 3 li , . 4112. ' F1 TQ.- , Q, 3 ,gh . .f ' f J: 'T ,I VB'-Z 3,9-.J ' Q.: 'Q A Af 1 ',,. , L21 ff iii 519 -we F N? Sw 22. .. 1 ,, J., 13- 1:5 .ms .UL 133 xv, U-,gg . f 'B H3195 i 1 ,. ,.,,, z 4 .1 a K.. wx .,. 'J -.1 bf' ' .T A '-'- YQ,-Sw -3 as ' fn' '5 ix 3' f xii' A .353-43 Q .L ggi. Q x' 3 f ,M Fw ,Q NIU q R 10 A-ww. mx 1' . 5, IO '-WNW ROSA LEE AKERS Rosie moves along With her beaming glance: And breaks info laughfer lf you give her a chance. RAY ANDERSON He's goi' looks And, boy, does he dress! We girls lrinda lilre him, We'll have fo confess. JOYCE BOLT Talliing on fhe felephone So sofi and low, Who is she calling? We don'f lcnow. NEVA JEAN BAKER Neva has a flighfy, Careless, off-hand manner Bu? for versaiilify, She will bear ihe banner GARLAND BUNDY Garland says sfudying ls such a bore. Tell him fo sfudy, He'll answer whaf for? HELEN CAZIER More sfudenls like Helen ls wha? fhe world needs, l'll be? fwo-fo-one Thai Helen succeeds. MARY CHILDRESS Mary is quief And quile serene. When iudging friends She's really keen. DONNA CORBETT She is very friendly And she has a sfylish air: She has her serious side Tho she seems wifhouf a care PHILIP DAVIS Occupalion: farmer. AI leasi ii is now: Buf we ask, will he always Like lending a cow? CHARLES ENGLER Somefimes he is careless Bu+ he's sfuclious, foo. When I-I comes fo ideas, He has quife a few. EUGENE FOLTZ Gene is handsome And my, is he +alI! Welch our, girls, Or you're liable 'Io fall. SHIRLEY GIBSON Wiih Ihai cerfain boy She is fhe pick. When you see Shirle , You always see Mick I2 EMMA JANE HARSH She lilzes :pods and fun, And ihey clon'Q clash. She's fhe good ole gal Thai we all call Hash. ROY HAINES In all sporfs He seems io shine. ln sfudies, foo, He's smari and fine. BARBARA JUNGMANN An honor-roll siuclenl This Barbara gal. And besides all fhai, 5l1e's everyone's pal. FRED JEPSON He shoofs n camera And beafs a drum. Such a cruel senior He has become! BETTY LUX BeHy leff us once, She came back, ioo. I guess she likes The whiie and blue. MARY McCUBBlN Wilh a cheerful Hello And a happy smile, Mary greefs everyone All ihe while. 'R P u uf is-,w ,X 5 Jana-hits , '2 ...-...A r,..,.,w.. , WlLLARD MENTZER When driving a Ford Remember, Bill, The frees wonf move: Don'+ 'lhinli 'lhey will. BILLIE MORAND Billie is a happy And a peppy lass. She's lrnown as The shorty Of our class. KENNETH RAHBERG Kenn 'rhinlrs Thalchers Goods are swell. Someday he mighi' own fhem, You cnn'f fell. VERNON REECE He dislurbs fha 'teachers Wi+h his slunls. Be good, Vernon, Please, iusl once. DOROTHY REED - Dorofh says men Are a Lunch of big lugs: So she fakes blolog f And learns aboui lugs DORIS WHITE Doris is willing To do her parf. 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Q -me 'lg 'L V QL.L LILY? m . , V .xv fs , If bd I' OF I r Q MEET THE JUNIOR CLASS Firsl' lei me inlroduce lhe officers of lhe iunior class who are smiling al' you from lhe' opposife page. Olher individ- uals highly importanl in lhe organizalion of our class are Miss Miller and Miss Hill. On November Isl we were assigned 'lhe lask of produc- ing an assembly program. Besides rhe lrio piclured below, a one-acl comedy was given by Viola Nichols, Norma Schneider and a 'Former iunior, Marvin Young, and a read- ing by Dona Jeane Housh. While every iunior is necessary lo the success of fhe class, cerlain members are oulsfanding in lhe life of lhe school. Jerry Figgins is Treasurer of The F.F.A. Chapler of Washburn High School. School work and F.F.A. finances keep him busy. Bob Jepson, whom you have already me+ as presidenr of our class, is also presidenl' oi lhe Topeka Youih Organizaiion, The Wagon Wheel. We're proud of you, Bob: keep up lhe good work. Billie Wesi, a sweel Junior Miss, has The honor of holding 'lhe office of presi- denl of The cify-wide Girl Reserve Organizalion. Benny Colboch was awarded a medal for being The oulslanding freelhrower of lhe Washburn High during baskelball season. Two members of fhe cheer-leading group are iuniors--Billie Wesl' and Jean Shorihill. , As lhis bool: goes fo press all iuniors are looking forward 'lo 'lhe Junior-Senior Prom. The lheme has been chosen and work on lhe proiecf has begun. On Tuesdays and Thursdays we have been selling candy in an efforf lo make money lo finance fhe Prom. Anolher Spring evenl' -The iuniors are anlicipaling is The Junior Play which will be given in April. l Commillee chairman for Junior-Senior Prom 2 Junior candy sale is popular wnlh 'lhe enhre school 3 lnslrumenlal lno playing for Junior assembly wr fs gss, ksixgu-rank xf POPULAR Boa JEPSON-presadem TALENTED DONA HOUSH-vice presidenl MISCHIEVOUS DALE PALMER-secrefary . 11 'Fr Fronf Row-Billie Moore, Gloria Lufiiolwann, Maxine Lucllen, Dick King, Dona Housli, Bob Jepson, Billie Wesl, Keiflfi Goodrich. Second Row-Si-:nley Roose Norma Schneider Ari Quednow Benn Colb l'1 i i i Y OC i Kipp Emmons, Edna Kincaid, Loo Del Hierro, Franklin Webb. Third Row-Miss Hill, Dick Kingman, BeHy Balmer, Slewarf Lemon, Marvin Billings, Louise Dibbern, Bill Kramer, Curiis Nicely, Miss Miller. Fourlh Raw D' kC b ll D l - uc amp e , a e Palmer, Jack McMal1an, Jean Shorlhill, Beryl Taylor, Reece Shirley, Jerald Figgins, Viola Nichols, Ed Conway, 'UP' l 1' vii- 'Q' FUN-LOVING JEAN SHORTHILL-ireasurer ence Paschke, Ben Wright, Margarei d nd Barnes, David Maihies, Mr. Milligan. ran Shorihill Carl Parrerson Jacqueline C CLASS OF l948 Fun-loving Sophomores OFFICERS DEAN WOOLPERT presrdeni' PHlL SHIDELER-secreiary JIM BLACKBURN rreasurer GAYLE VERNON vice presrdenl The sophomores have fhe drshnchon of being rhe largesf class an school There are 'Fi mem ers We sophomores are very capable people We had charge of fhe Chrrsimas assembly Thar was nor so hard buf a carnival rs a more drffi cull progeci' The carnival was planned and op- erated almosf compleiely by sophomores Per haps 'thai accounis for :is success As we 'finish our second year of hugh school experiences we are loolung forward io our rumor we firsf came 'Po Washburn Hugh Q l f- R Alberf PaHerson, Teresa Whiie, Don Wuiham Fronr Row ar ara Holliday Marion Hoover Darlene ' - Hy - , ,,,r. .. r.,.X W. b ' I 'l r. . ' 'ns , il I - f . ' ' ' - ir-., 1 ' i - 1-.is year wiih fhe same vigor we have shown since I Willamae Wersi, Louis Boley: BeHy Beverlin, .Gary Corman. Seco nd Row-Allen Bosworih, Pauline Bundy De lora Henderson, Donald Kious, Ruth Smiih, Robert Miller, Shirley Reece, Vernon Urban, Dean Brarfon, Phyllis Allen, Bob Luellen. Third Row--Miss Sieele, Jim Blaclcburn, Velma Colxe, Don Haines, Avis Dibbern, Phil Shade Ier Charlene Wilson, Don Sheers, Mary Kerier, Charles HuHon, Vivian G . - ' Re mo Jim Smiih o n J ager Fourrh Row Arr Anderson Flor Ralph Comiskey, Gayle Vernon Berh Tom Boley, T . Phyllis Gibson, Bob Lippold Mar Marvin Cla lr ' n Susie Housio Fronf Row--John Curiis, Phil Lukeri, Evelyn Fisher, David Eddy, Mollie Del Hierro, Leopold Del Hierro. Ro- berfa Sfahl, Ralph Lyons, Bill Glover. Second Row--Peggy Allen, Twilla Whiflow, Bill Bender, Alfa Havens, Keifh Woolperi, Peggy Hoflmeisfer, Bobby Wesl, Rose Mary Johnson, Dorolhy Werner. Third Row-Mr. Bouse, Marilyn Williams, Jerry Balmer, Douglas Feniiy, Don Parferson, Joe Zarazua, Evelyn Roose, Alberf Green, Miss Jones. Top Row--Bill Fannin, Bill Bishop, Elroy Viii, Dixie Ehrman, Virgil Lili' e, Ralph Correll. ean Armsirong, Donald Shideler. CLASS OF I949 has year thai we do noi lmow wha? ihe school di we came. Leffmg nofhing sfand in our way, w keep working toward ihe besf, wiih fwo of us on Higl Honors and seven on Honors. ln aihleiics +he freshman boys have been quite our- a good Freslman class poured in on Wash! ! + ' '1 . . . I sfancling. Two of our boys, Virgil Lifile and Ralph Cor- rell, made ihe 'Firsl' +eam in foofball. We are also proud Q i of 'rhe good showing our boys have on lhe second feam ' in loaslcefball. The girls are noi doing so badly eilher. They have tered wholeheariedly info Pep Club, Girl Reserves, and Home Economics Club. This record proves thai our sponsors, Miss Jones Mr. Bouse. are working wilh us. Miss Jones' homo has won fhe aifenclance banner and scholarship he many iimes during the year. - We freshmen have done our besl lo meei sfandard and enier info fhe acfivifies. We have in eslablishing our place in high school life, and we increase our influence in ihe coming Lifile vice presudenl 2 Hungry? Me foo' I. Don Shideler, secrefary-freasurerz Elroy ViH, presidenh Virgil 4---.,,.... AMONG OUR SCHOOL FRIENDS A background necessary for a happy and cornloriable school is made by fhose appearing on 'lhis page. l. Mr. Waller Schneider, who keeps our school warm in win-rer and clean and al- fracfive al all limes. 2. Mrs. Mary Duff and Mrs. Edna Rowe, who prepare lhe sarisfying lunches served every day. 3. Mr. Franln Coolxson, who conveys a number of us every day fo our school and home again. . The sludenis, represenfarive of a number, who help in lhe serving of lunches. se 4 5. Mr. Harrison Harmon, who for a year and a half served us well as school cusfodian. H 20 5-N ,uw w w X 4 1 o . 4 v ,.. 1 J: f. I2 ' i3 xgl a tl'a,'f ' ' -gg. x- f, ..,. A Vi ag.,, ,f.. ., , k I ..- . v QX V' 4 u i H -Q Q , , - , X 1,3-ii' Wf'- 14' . - f - , pw, .1 ,yi 1 -554 NW' is M, THE WASHBURN BLuEJAcKET n,,,,,, L 3 M. Thursday, Ocfober IB, i945-Red leller day al Washburn High! lnlroduclion of 'V' ,q f our school's firsl newspaper, fhe Washburn Blueiaclceff' causes much enlhusiasm Q A among lhe sludenfs. Many complimenfs and lerrers pour in from alumni and fha A communify, afler The appearance of lhe firsf paper off lhe press. Many sludenfs worlr hard lo produce inreresling arlicles for lhe new advenlure. figs, Thursday, November 29-Sad day for 'Phe Washburn Blueiaclcef supporlers. The A fiflh issue came off lhe press wilh 'rhe announcemenf lhal no more would appear during '45, because of financial and prinling obslacles. Valianl eflorls were made u ,ig by 'leachers and pupils lo 'Find a means of bringing fhe paper baclr info circulafion. 'i Q One issue appeared as a page in lhe counfy Piclorial, buf if did nol fulfill our re- W r qulremenrs. gig Will someone come forward wirh suggeslions of ways lo gel our much prized Blue- Vrly -: Y iaclcel baclc on ils pedesfal? W' ,lil .. l ,V V K ,1 Q-1:9 W . BLUEJACKET STAFF In lhe foreground Bobby Wesl Freshman class ednlor Fred Jepson phofographer Second Row Mary Childress Senior class edxlor Dona Housh eduform chief Mrs Morgan sponsor Billie Wesf i humor edrlor Sfandlng l-lelen-Crier liferary edaror Rosa Lee Alrers alumni edulor Miss Hill f ping su ervusor LaVerne Sidlrrd Junior class ed rl-or Roy Haines sporrs e :for Phi Shideler orgamzahon edulor Jean Shorl hull news edzfor Cha lene Wilson carloomsl Susie Houslon noi In piclure Sophomore class ednior K lu.- --....- -.. CHIMES STAFF Rosa Lee Akers and Helen Cazier, co-edirors, willing fo 'lry enyfhing fo make 'lhis book fha besf ever. Eugene Folh, compefenf ed chaser and sales campaigner. Fred Jepson, enfhusiesfic picfure shooier. Neva Baker, skillful silhoueffe designer. Donna CorbeH, arfisfic faleni on cell when needed. Bill Menizer, on hand for whafever was required. Dona Hough,-junior represenfaiive and creafor of arfisfic effering. Velma Coke, sophomore promoier end willing worker on de- mend. Evelyn Fisher, freshmen represeniefive in parficular end helper in general. Mildred Morgan, sponsor, noi only willing buf eager io fry enyihing new. Frank B. Cookson, phofography and business adviser, up high, down low--any posi+ion for e good picfure. Relribulion overlook Pam lBillne Wasil and Gerry IN DISTRESS by The Junior Class, Friday, Aprilx26. Royle fPaml ,,,,.,,...,.. Billil Jean Shorfhill when They aifempled io deceive their Ware l6erryl ,....... Jean Sllorfhill Meeks .,,, ,,.......,. , Norma Schneider irusfing uncle and aunt The complicafions fha? arose Mrs. Guppy . ..... Edna Kincaid Natasha Fsderovna .,... Dona Housh because of ihe embarrassing presence of Jimmy iDale Jimmy Love. . ..... Dale Palmer Falmerl and Shelby Hack McMah-:ml kepf the Shelby Parsons. . . ,.,,. .., ,Jack McMahan Aunf Eusiacia Carsfairs., .,,. Louise Dihbern in gales of laughler. The iuniors direcfed by Efhelberf Meeis ...,.,. ..,, B eryl Taylor coach and sponsor, Miss lnez Hill. gave an Mike . . . Rasca Shirley ill , , . ., ,. ..,..., . ,.LaVame Sidfrid 'Huis hilarious comedy. in om You girls Ve hm 1. Natasha lU0 ' Hom panes? h our Shep! . - J l Y .. 2. Up a luflle higher an WB-Y Q my Pa-6-anis! 3. shelbv l-'acl' Mcmahaf-l ' W' '5 4V HERE COMES CHARLIE Presenfed by 'lhe Senior Class--November 30, l945 Coached by Miss lnez Hill Car wreclms! Sickness! Losf voices! Seniors, do you remember fhe sus ense in which we lived when fhe fafes seemed 'ro conspire againsf fhe producfion of Here Comes Charlie 7 However, clever make-up concealed fhe bruises on Ray's face, fhe fhoughf of insurance money pushed fhe memory of ihe wreclled car from Bill Menfzer's mind, and fhe spirit of do or die broughi Eugene Folh from sicl: bed fo dress rehearsal. 'Wig We offen wonder how our coach, Miss Hill, escaped nervous prosirafion. Even when we presenfed shils fo arouse inferesf in fhe school, Rosa Lee Akers and Helen Cazier forgof 'lheir lines. The nigh? of dress rehearsal we wore ourselves ouf posing for Mr. Coolcson's camera and wondering whefher or nof Eugene would arrive. We fool: hearl' in lhe old saying fhaf a poor dress rehearsal meanf a good performance. A large crowd encouraged us on fhe nigh? of fhe performance, and we modesfly sa fhaf we fhinlr we did well. Of course fhe vase fhaf was supposed fo break had fo be fhrown on fhe Moor four 'limes before fhe los? pearls were found. Also bifs of Bill's beard floafed over fhe scenery from 'lime fo fime, buf such minor sefbaclcs we could afford fo ignore. The casf had fun and we fhinlc fhe audience did, foo. PLAY CAST: Nora Malone Neva Balmer Officer Tim McGrill , Garland Bundy Mrs, Fanny Farnham s Helen Cazier X 4 Larry Ellioff L , Eugene Folfz Ted Harfley . Ray Anderson Vivian Srnyfhe-Kersey Rosa Lee Akers Uncle Aleclr Twiggs , . . .Bill Menfzer Charlie Hopps . , Mary McCubbin Mrs. Caroline Smyihe-Kersey Donna Corbeff Morfimer Smyfhe-Kersey Roy Haines 25 HI-Y OFFICERS BOB JEPSON--secrefary ROY HAINES-presidenf LAVERNE SlDFRlD ireasurer Bob, whaf pad' can a high school siudeni play in overcoming race preiudice? Buich, how do you 'lhinlr social life in our school can be improved? ln our Hi-Y meeiings this year, the officers have fallen iurn in leading group dis- cussions. These meeiings have made possible fhe opporiunify fo fall: over serious problems lhaf affeci' every one of us boys. Ofher programs have included speakers and movies. Mr. McElroy, our sponsor, has guided us ihrough 'the year wifh fhe Hi-Y principle: To creaie and mainiain high sfandards of Chrisfian character. The officers and sponsor aiiended ihe Wesi' Ceniral Area Hi-Y Conference ai Rosedale High School in Kansas Ciiy, Kansas. Valuable in-Formafion was gained fhere ihrough speakers and discussion groups. For our financial needs, +he Hi-Y Club sold programs ai' ihe counfy iournamenf and sponsored fhe sale of concessions ai' ihe grade school tournament The members have iriecl lo follow as much as possible ihese four siandards: Clean Speech, Clean Living, Clean Scholarship, Clean Afhleiics. EUGENE FOLTZ-vice presidenf M Good Fellowship -aaa .4 s New QT., 25312 lf you wanl lo loin a worlh-while organizalion and one in which rhe girls have a good lime logefher, join fhe Wash' burn High Girl Reserves. Some ol our lun comes during our luncheons which are usually held once every six weeks. We have gained considerable knowledge in our craff classes in which nearly every girl has cornpleled a proiecr. The Girl Reserves of Washburn High are very proud ol one member ol fheir club lhis year. Billie Wesl, freasurer, is Cify Wide Girl Reserve President Las? year we, along with several olher schools, were in- viled lo a Girl Reserve Convenlion al Rossville High School. We wen? one Friday nighl and came baclr Salurclay affer- noon Every girl who alfended enioyed herself immensely, and we intend fo go again this year. Miss Sfeele has been Girl Reserve sponsor for many ears and she has helped every member lo undersfand an ap- fhe purpose of Girl Reserve. 's In gsm ,wqw--ry-faiig-im Zz W,-,.-? 2. ' wif will 5 Fl l. Uhvadbsv F.F.A. Officers al fhair slalions: Dicl: King, feporfer1 Mr. Milligan, adviser: LaVerne Sidlrid, vico- presidenfg Eugene Folh, president Phil Shideler. secrelaryg Jerald Figgins, freasurer. Fufure Farmers of America is a nahonal orgamzahon of farm boys Agriculiure in The public high schools. The purposes of 'rhis orgamzahon are io develop rural leadership, develop confidence, encourage cooperafive effori, pro- moie 'thrift improve scholarship, and promoie clean recreahon. The obiechve is improve rural life fhrough befler cihzens. The program of work of 'the Fuiure Home Makers ol America is a guide loward a well-rounded club program. Each girl is SWlNGlNG-TOWARD New HORIZONS. by I. Doing somefhing For oihers by cooperalive parficipafion. 2. Doing somelhing 'For herself lhrough personal achievement 3. Doing somefhing for her home for belfer living. 4. Doing somefhing for lun. OFFlCERS Roberla Slahl, lwilla Whillow, Pauline Bundy. Slandvrfo--'Peggy Hoffmeisler. Mary Keller. Avis Dibbern, Marilyn Shorfhill, Marilyn Wil- 'ams. F.H.A. Qi' 'L 5:-ia Ii Honor W: Sludinh having highesf number of poinh for ollracurricular aclivifias. Fran? Row-Douglas Fenify, Roberia Siehl, Rosa Lee Akers. Bobby Was-r, Halen Cazier. Dick King. Second Rauf-Billie Weil, Donna Corbekk, Charlene Wilson. Evelyn Fisher, Virgil Liffle, Phyllis Allen. Third Row--Dona Housh. Phil Shidallr. Jim Blackburn, Dean Woolparf, Velma Coke, Ben Wright Fourlh Row-Barbara Jungmann, Roy Haines, Jean Shorihill. Bob Jepson, Shirley Gibson, Eugene Folh.. Those nol in pichira: Barbara Holliday, Keifh Woolperf, Don Wikham. Rosa Lee Akers and Billie Wed, fha honor poinf secrefaries, keep records of fha honors wen by each sludanl. Honor Roll: Skudonh having rhe highesl rank scholasiically. Front Row-Vernon Urban, Douglas Fenily, Roberia Siahl, Velma Coke, Phil Lukerf, Dick King. Second Rovr-Susie Houilon, Dona Housh, Charlene Wilson, Elroy VIH, Evelyn Fisher, Peggy Holfmeisker, Bobby Wasl. Third Row-Dean Woolperf, Avis Dibbarn, Phil Shideler, Billy Wesf, Helen Cazier, Rosa Lee Akers, Phyllis Allen. Fourfh Row-Sfanley Norma Schneider, Jean Shorfhill, Marvin Clark, Barbara Jungmann, Gayle Vernon, Mary Keller, Marilyn Williaml. noi in piciure' Gary Corman Jerry Fiqgins Barbara Holliday Teressa While Keilh Woolperl. Gloria Lurliohann. Zi. f 2' 9 vs 1 ww :fi , ' 3 wr -S I X' ' L L 1Q.m:, if' A Give 'em fhe blue, fhe blue, ihe blue! Give 'em fhe whife, the whife, fhe while! Give 'em fhe blue! Give 'em ihe while! Come on +eam! Give 'em the fight! Besides showing loyalty by providing ihe cheer- ing seciion a+ all games, 'rhe Pep Club sponsors one of fhe big social evenis of the year, 'lhe Aihlefic Banque? in fhe Spring. The club has iniiiaied a poinf sysiem fhis year whereby members may earn leiiers for iven Miss Jones is s onsor of Pep Club. 9 - P The club in W formaiion The cheerleaders- Jean Shorfhill, Mary McCubbin, Shirley Gibson, Billie West Pep Club members working af conces- sions siand ai four- nameni Kifchen corps for concession sland 31 'i 4 Sf., fig, 0 I f-1 , S5 , l tw' Lal Q. Q 4 R 4:- Q fu. s ,, X X K 'f , . it I .3 1 Y V , X :X , , f Qi' 1 IN THE CLASSROOM SCIENCE: Here Mr. Haun is guiding a group of freshmen and sophomores fhrough Hue rudimenis of science. From fhere Mr. Cookson will guide ihem inio somewhaf more specialized work MATHEMATICS Puihng if down in black and wlmie is Dick Kingman wlfh fine abie assnsfance of Dick Kung Mr Bouse reigns supreme in fhe mafhemahcs de perfmeni' F' M nf if gi? qw we i f .. f-,,...mAf fx' J 34 Ego Q M -, i - , Y: V ISTORY Mass Muller and Mr McElroy share 'lhe responsnbllxfy of opemng our mrnds fo f The wonders of husrory Here a group o Mnss Muller s World Hnsfory sfudenfs local :ze evenrs. ENGLISH: Did you ever hear Mrs. Morgan say fha? +he dicfionary is a fascinating book? These sfudenfs may have 'lheir doubis, buf fhey are derermined lo fund ouf. SPANISH: A iolxe is funny in Spanish or in English. These fhree seem 'lo have cnughl teacher, Miss Jones. 35 The pafienl is ready, doororf' Hold him as he'll gel away. How much serum? The junior agriculiure class is on a 'field frip and abou? fo vaccinafe a pig. The sfucly of vocahonal aqrnculfure Includes new melhods of farming fhe care of ammals and fhe keep mg of records m rho classroom In fhe shop The s+u denis bunld and repanr farm machmery and equsp menl Tl-us work covers culhvalors dnscs engmes, wagon boxes and dnfferenl fypes of feeders Valuable mformahon ns obfamed on freld frrps Here we ludge lnvesfoclx and perform useful gobs whnch benefui bofh ihe farmer and fhe sfudenls Vocafnonal agrxculfure rs fhe scuenhfic preparahon of boys for lhe nmporfanl busxness of farmmg Mr Mullxgan rs nn charge of lhls versed program l., ff-E Backg su' J .R ,Q En P LJ -an I. 1 ll 0 ds For Future Home Life What is 'rhis scene of buzzing aclivily? My curiosily gol' the befler of me opened fhe door of the Home Economics room. So fhis was +I1e source! Hey, help me lil fhis dress! Come here! Does lhis Iool: lille while sauce lo you? Miss Sfeele, whal shall I do abou? fhis pIaclref? Thai was enough: I closed fha door. When I realize +ha1 back of lhis scene of seeming confusion are 'the well-organized courses lhaf give us +he basis of good home making, my apprecialion of Miss SleeIe's pafience and abilily is beyond words. Whaf fun ii is fo learn in such surrounding and wifh such good Sophomore girls worlx four lo A lrifchen. IKTIVKIICQV I , l SX . il X9 Gb g N X 3 H ,J . i LQ, ., Freshman girls will soon be wearing flue resulls of lheir labor. QP asv ,I e arl? Q .. 5 ' o V9 J' ,YK 'Q his 4 , ' . , , ' ' , as '-. I P ww I K W' 0 .1 N, Ls -f A X nl' ' o J v' - 1. L X ' 'e N W X I I M, . IQ :V 5 A . y W Kwik ----- g ,K 1: 2' sq I V- gi .. ,N 37 wm4 Q: Ei - -'fy i' :,: 3315 , ' 5 . A ' it ,lx 5 I ly W - . , A . Li on Nu- . A BACKGROUND OF HARMONY Under rhe direclion of Miss Jones, and wifh fhe help of our accompanisf, Miss Sleele, we are off for anoiher happy hour of singing. On Mondays and Wednesdays lhere are Girls' Glee Club wiih Miss Jones and Boys Glee Club wifh Miss Miller. Then on Tuesdays and Fri- days Miss Jones. ioins boi-h boys and girls in a Mixed Choir. Whaf fun learning 'lo sing such wonderful songs in a way all like 'lo hear! The firsi' sound which reaches our ear when we enfer ihe school door every morning is 'lhe ringing challenge of lhe band. Some mornings il' sounds very good fo us. while olher mornings we know flue beginners' band musl be ai work. The band is consfanlly improving under lhe sponsorship of Miss Jones. This is noi all fhe music fha? Washburn High offers. There are lwelve carefully selecred girls who harmonize remarkably well in a small Girls' Choir. They haveymade many appearances in Topeka and in lhe counfy. Don'l ge? in a hurry! We still have anofher group, fhe Girls' Trio, consisiing of Billie Wesf, Phyllis Gibson and Shirley Gibson. We never fire of hearing lhese ihree girls sing fogeiher, and from all accounfs, orhers like ihem, loo, because fhey have been asked lo enlerlain af a number of luncheons, banquels and club meelings. As you can see, music plays a prominenl parl in our high school, and among all 'rhese groups nearly all lhe sfudenfs fake parf in some musical aclivify. We all feel owe much fo our sponsors and accompanist iff 'S if L S '21 W' N :vt I. Boys' Glee Club--Miss Maxine Miller, direcfor 2. School Band-Miss Jean Jones, dlrecfor 3. Girls' Glee Club-Miss 'T'-30:15 .hw 1 Jones, direcfor COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT I. Group in shorlhand class 2. Af worlc on bookkeeping 3. The adding machine in operafion 4. Some beginners in fyping A background for fufure office efficiency is supplied by our commercial deparrmenl under fhe capable insfrucfion of Miss Hill. Those of us who do no? expecf fo make a career of business gain ai' leasl' some proficiency in iyping, a skill very useful in every wallx of life. Those who ialre a second year of fyping obfain some praclical 'Praining in general secrefarial work by being assigned as secreiaries fo fhe various +eachers. Whafever our 'furure may be, we lake considerable saiisfaclion in ihe lmowledge lhaf we have 'lhe fraining for conducfing our personal affairs in a business- lilce manner. Q vt . l A W x 3 gg. gf 2 ig sz. X, x K. H 5 1 11 55- 521 ii if -E v 41' .Q 5 . , . A 5 , X , 3 , -P 121+ A-ggff? .eq M ,L fqxcl flfllff ' nggigg 1 fi: I if?-A ,fTQf?'. , 73' f ,851 ig.-gay Wgxv, 3.-11 wi ff fx . ii: .ff 115' MQ .Qi .aff '-1 er s Q 1 5? Q41 f 26 N-W llllll ,W I filfff ff!! ' i ' 1' W Si? A-ev C xZ i ,Q ,N .W Q x as 31 ' N Q sys m 'ii' . if '.k . -m- 5 Rob 4 K S24 - M , f .V X' -QV' . rl A ' - 1- . V , Y - X ' w 'ff ' ' ,J -mln' I I- ' W , , ' , ' Q vu., - . 1..,., ., . ,, , WX X ,af-i fsef elf -if Ei as 1 jx 4 Z3 lk.-X .2 21 Q E0 Q23 E-'Lx BIDS 31if'a4'f faa fa K -ga N2 W. 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Hex 5 D'ff4Yfig3fAms:efllll?lflf4D,D'W'DifL1?D?z2-.- V ' X . in l' A drou9 A D- A 1 '1 fi f' ' 132- ' B' -' . i f 7' lx Th' Z A , D i5., ,,Pjk,ig Woolperi bran s ' Q - r W . x N w bby VVCSL v S Feniiy, manag A - N A - I XR gsqss SECOND TEAM --Elroy VPN: Louis Bofexy, Gayle Vernon D'cls Campbell Coach H,un, Vxnan U bm Keffh Wcylperi, Don Qhideier, Maw! N - - wxxxg . , 1 . , z , K We Ralph Cowell, Ralph Comiskey, Jim Blackburn. C f-m'fv4Y - 3333929 fa el r f , o C E X, , xx- x+wxXX . ,,A,,, A, Q25 :mul 1 ln N. ' S I? Berrylon Auburn Topelia B . Rossville Highland Perli Silver Lake , , Dover Berrylon Osage Ciry ,. . Auburn , ,, Dover . ., . Hoyf Topelra B Rosxvilla Osage City .. Silver Lalie , ,, Dover , . Rcxsville . Seaman Highland Perl: ,. Meriden . Eshidge Silvor Lake Denison Confrnlia SEASON'S RECORD , . Borrylon l2 ghlend Perl: 33 ghlend Puri Il Wifh such luminaries as Gaich ell, Benson, and Urban losl' from lhe I944-45 ieam ihe '45-'46 sea' son opened inauspiciously under adcliiional handicaps of flu. Berry- fon failed fo capiialize on ihese handicaps, and the new season was on. Gradually gaining momenium wifh experience, lhe Junior lcha- bods won second in League and Couniy Tournameni, firsi in Dis- -Pricf, and closed fhe season wiih a 'rwo poinl loss in semi-finals cl ihe Regional. . Auburn 24 . . Rosxvillo I7 Silver Lula 23 . . . Dover I9 , . Berryfon I8 Oxege City I2 . , . Auburn 14 . . . . Dover 3I . , . , Hoyl' I8 Topeh B Z9 . . Roxsville 23 Osage Cify 28 Silver Lelu 33 Silver Lelrl 27 , . Berryion I2 ,. . Seaman 22 K sir i ,lil Minn, Benny Colboch, Dick Kingman, Don William, Jaclr McMahon, Phil Shideler. Siandinq Douglas Fenify, manager: Virgil Liiile, Bob Lippold, Ray Anderson, Don Haines Alion Haun, Coach. Thom mi in iniaiure f-Dean Braiion, Roy Haines, Ed Con- way Dean Woolperf. 2' v Il ful - ' A11 - xi , , - K-x,,+ I BASEBALL 1. sc. 'P g or ,, 'fri Y' pf . Hi. ed 1cr 3'iQ' 'i' . ,. 1-if fufcf Nw:-rm Efv: fc -1-,zwn one. . 3 fO!1V'Q,f' 'v 5 f5z sf'c1eJ ?1:..1,51,::ji'.'fIwq 1 . .wa . ,Q ..1 X ' ,, VL,-M-.,:? y Jfgz. . , X s 2 'Wim ii ' .ska I 7 big 'u L i'duy '4 '7f'g , dvkl, ' 4 0 -' of 1 ofu'y'n.1'. J 4-I S f Lum ur L' pn I1 f Va bf -G m on N 5 N gk A vm, . ww .MM K , M iw ,M ' K f ' - ,-1' ,g 1 'f?X5fQ 'gg H , L Rf, Al. , ' ' Aww 'uv V X, W, A53 , f J I. I ,, E355 b . if-Egg ,W 33: .,,,,, 9 3 ,jjig Q2 A vp 1 2 ' 2 is . -, V . - fl' ryngifzf 'Ef3f3f ' A' ' E-5-l. f ,t.Qk3' z' fjff '. ,::...' i 2535?- 3 . wqgx., A .:---, W, ,- Q -. Nr' A New f 2.1.4, I .. A 5' r K '. ' J , Q -.M rw--mfrc Q 8 xi: . W - - fx V- V. . , 1 -n e .4 . V +,.,,, vu, .W 5 , Q z.g. 5 4 , v 11 M . K, .1 i- , - ,.,' .5 www fx -- ., , K ,-VW, x x jM3g5f1II.-,,-gi, -,, 1 5' 'Q kf fsxfv 'Y 'N ' V' ' '- -' v -.MM ,- L -fir.-.frwvrcr K V' .1 TSQM' , I '51 ' R,'2:,41?:4....ttere SWA A ' V I Y A , ,,., ..k i E ,H iw: L:f?f--W-Hwrt' - f. 1 s ul I ?4-Hrffiif--rW': . - I . A . h '-' ,f - 'Ny f 'L 'il .. 3 ' Fronl Row'Diclc Kingman, Woolperl, Ralph Comiskey, Phil Shideler, Don Haines, Don Wir- ham. Buck Row--Douglas Feniiy, Manager: Virgil LiHle, Dean Bra?- ' lon, Benny Colboch, Dean Arm- slrong, Jim Blaclmburn, Coac Haun. Triple lhreals aA N. . .4.......w......,-W,.,.N, .. .,,., . , ds. - sr Shlclnler back from lhe previous y ars ream and wdh lwo promising freshmen Lllfle and Armstrong Kingman s abilrly hansferred hero from Carbondale IS anolher assel f thai should qivr' +he Blue and While a successful open season on Buffalo Eagles Rod Men c c W lu fh and ng of The war baseball gained new umpelus and elim maluon lournarncnls are planned for lhls Spring in prvparahon for Shale Tournamcnl ' To be held in Topnlma in May. l I A ' fi x s s ,: li L . - .1 if L Baseball prospects for season of I946 loom brighfer lhan for many a year wiih such Q dependablefs as Blackburn, Woolpf-rf, Wirham, Colboch, Comiskey, Braffon, and ffl' , Iifj? w --s ,HQ .wwe ONE! TWO! THREE! FOUR! Muscles gel' cramped affer siHing in classrooms hour affer hour. Plwysical educafion provides some relief, ai leasf for freshmen. Miss Miller supervises 'flue girls' class and Mr. Haun ihe boys'. Cerfain periods are reserved for healrlw inslruclion. Alrlwough we prefer fhe games and acfiviiies, no doubf flue sfudy periods are giving us a much needed background for heallhful living, now and in flwe fuiure. 'fle board is played. 2. All sei' for exercises 3. All fogefher, now! J E. 'waxy I. Miss Miller showing how shuf- THREE SEASONS Emolional refreshmenl during ihe physical lull. Washburn hif pay dir? again. Final 26-0, Pre-game Round-up. freak' Andy lakes a high one from ScoHie. Whose ball Viking or lchabod? Waiclwing lhe Burlingame Re- K 13' 5 , ,fi rw-f 'l 4 i 5 3 ,, . I ,W .., HERE AND THERE Angel Face enforce! In fho Counfy Play Fesii- vai, Merch li. Coached by Miss Miller, if won a rafing of very good. Faculfy Nne at five fall recepfion. Clean-up squad affer noon hour. A bc-oib af We PFA.-F.H.A. carnival. 4-H demonsfrafbn of Siafe Fair. FFA. gives Hee school a hog iudging exhibifion. Officers of Spanish Club. 50 ADS X 52,33 A H in HH 5 f'iz4.a '43 K I , . V Q M E AW 21: eg C I F T S FOR THE ATE CHRISTOPHER STUDIO BOOKS Phofographer-H. E. Hammorli STATIONERY FOUNTAIN PENS LEATHER GOODS CARDS AND FOLDERS HEADQUARTERS For Shadenf SuppIies 722 Kansas Phone, 8664 Bring me your phofographic needs and Ief me help you-whafever you want OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHER FOR CHIMES vis' II - -an ' - ' gg p, 1ov:u.unn.r 9 Wholesald Distributors of -Pt 1199 wssrmcuousz umrs f ss: x.....- - LIGHTING FUTURE ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES AND APPLIANCES CONIPLETE DRUG STORE SERVICE DRUGS SODAS , Hmnmsows LUNCI'-IES SICULLEGE HILL PHARMACY! - wAucER's D 1407 W. l5Ih Si. RUG STORE PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST Phone 8746 Phono 4374 201 West 6th QQMK? Processors of Sunrise Seeds Manufacturers of Sunrise Feeds HY9 5d' AQVIWIIUVUI I-Im' and Crushed Rod COE SEED CO. Phone 3668 Wahrusa. Kansa ED Mnmulua Sgeobluks snow 6I6-6IB KANSAS AVE. PHONE 3.5443 TOPEKA 3 Full Floors-Qualify Furnifure Rugs-Linoleum, I v A Izzo D Fon FRIGIDAIRE . WESTINGHOUSE . PHILCQ . RCA VICTOR . zENrrH . MAYTAG Bw A 1 THE CUARANTY STATE BANK 435 Kansas Avenue T0D9kG- KUISGS Capiiel and Surplus S200.000.00 , Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporafion EVERY BANKING SERVICE COMPLIMENTS 1 VINCENT Rooms AND sm., sua. SUPPLY co. H ' CAPITAL SUPER SERVICE 227 Kansas Phone 2434! - Everything for Car and Home Topeh, Kansas Ninn' .nd Quincy Fwd' W. Any Y 1 ' ' QW I 'M ' A Q A QEVA 'PM .' ' R' 1 aw ea A Av-A ff-1 A ,ff 1 V 3 31 fvflaeasefgx saz COMPLIMEN TS OF ALBERT SILK COAL COMPANY 607 EAST 4TH TOPEKA. KANSAS MCCORMICK RUG CO. CONTRACTORS AND DESIGNERS FIVE TWO TWO VAN BUREN STREET TOPEKA - KANSAS Phone 5618 LINOLEUM. CARPETS. RUBBER TILE. CORK TILE. ASPHALT TILE. Baby Chicks Poultry Supplies LOWE'S HATCHERY B. K. Lows, owm-:R 5 MGR. M VBNFHAN BLINDS WINDOW SHADE 216 E. Sth Phone 3-1252 Fins Waichu--Keepsele Diamonds-Jnwolry THE CLOTHING FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY 5DRTUARY ' Mmfsms new cor Kdviadhr Bidi! lofrigcrdors and Ranges Bannon and Bendix Radios sus.-ar.yusn..o. AE!l49vllnd7l'vW05w Toptll, Kansas Nl onlouosf Possible Terms COQETE SERV? DEARTMENT MQEYE- :L FORMERLY HARRIS-GOAR'S ' , I v T2i 5 A , TCL l sX , A ' Q-gsm-Q ' C5511 5 If ff' qw-Sfi A -as R .. an mee. Hmm Refi 54 f 5 x fr ,?,.,,,,N .X ., Mk V UMW, g.. fr E .23 v:, ,. I 5 ,. ,A , ., -., .,f L... , 0 C O E 5 mask: oxen auvs nous' EVERYTHING AND B GLENST-TIRE SUITS-STAR BRA FOR MEN OYS ND AND FREEMAN SHOES NUTRENA FEEDS FOR LIVESTOCK AND POULTRY Funks G, Hybrid Seed Com Barteldes Garden Seeds Dr. Legear and Avimed Remedies VERDIER'S FEED 6. SEED STORE LITTLE'S FEED STORE Forbes 4-B Sun-Gold Fresh Feeds We Buy-Poultry, Eggs, Cream 2033 Gage Blvd., Phone 3-1703 21st and Gage Topeka, Kansas V' H' Lime' Manager FOR THE BEST VALUES IN GUARANTEED - HARDWARE E -'Q E Trade Ai HE FORBES HARDWARE STORE 622 Kansas 625-627 Quincy an r: ev an TOPEKA. numsns Phone 6'6' FALLEY'S FOOD MART4-ri? - W Gnocsnufs . MEATS . HARDWARE: ' . W' . 4 fmunulrsa LOCKER SERVICE VEGETABLES TWENTY-FIRST AND GAGE T 0 P 5 K A, K A N 5 A 5 y A. , ll liv. T ,ir ik ng. . v wg ne. ' . 'ksm,1f2-,L-L he-64 Lus4g...... W, '- ga' it -c,,Xfw-4 K-, wif, r aff A 3 .. Q -.L-- ,V 1zWf.l1-ltfegrlt-eg gy-fiwffa :iff ,A - SEABROOK I.G.A. STORE GROCER'1ES. MEATS, FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES 2Is+ and Gage Blvd. Topeka, Kansas Phone 2-053l L. B. Skaggs. Ownqr QOGLEBYAND cameos Service Station MOBILE GAS AND OIL LUBRICATING - ACCESSORIES Twenty-first and Gage Blvd. CRIS'S CONOCO SERVICE I COMPLETE LUBRICATION TIME REPAIR A In Need. Call Us Phone 9372 2Is't and Gage Walzarusa Hardware Lumber Co. X . 1, and ssnnoox BARBER snot' 90'2?C.9 Fisher Oil co. 2028 Gage Blvd Walrerusa Floyd A. Fisher, Owner Francls Patterson Propnetor Phone 284I GREETINGS MERLES BEAUTY SHOP To My Washbum Friends IUDGE BILL SMITH WAVES AND PERMANENTS V 1919 Hope Phone 3-6350 ,--1 Qs: A ,I a V A , ,1 X. .,' E - ,, WU. ,. 5.3 Sim-5 fsfffil rt -l' ' ' f. 04 .- C9 A '37 it 53-is 'Rf ' 1 - . 4 , ' ' -Q, . -1 tp ag!! 4 WY . ' 42 .Q 1 122 5522 1 1. Ei ' I l'l' ,. I , R3 -' -I.. . ,' ' E. , 'I-. 1 0 '. ' 1 ' f3w-af ' f 'vm' 'I' .. is .1 ...pv ., A I 6 ,551 I I , , . Inq? :g.fEw..3i'fi153E.f 1 ,..m,, , V, z el-,ffm Q.--1 w 'f3f'1 1 rr II , . . .wmiqwi Q 3 L ...av K ,f1.'f?,q- R15 AI- gf? r . J fifgi E R In I' A '55 I 1 Knoll Baffery and Eleciric Co. AUTOMATIC ELECTRICIANS CARBURETOR SPECIALISTS PREST-O-LITE BATTERIES ACME QUALITY PAINT STORE EXCLUSIVE DEALER OF IMPERIAL WASHABLE WALLPAPER Phono 2-6646 l0I5 Kansas Ava. 628 Kam., Aww. Pham SI, CONGRATULATIONS DEERE FRIENDS ROYAL CLEANERS I ZI6 W. bfh KANSAS FARM MACHINERY CO. Phone B57l Office and Planf JOHN DEERE DEN-ER 42I Jackson Topeka, Kansas ROYAL BACK AGAIN MAGIC MARGIN ROYAL PORTABLE NOW BEING DELIVERED--RESERVE ONE FOR YOURSELF-NOW New Soqfvfanfshiff New Spend Confroi Call in and Seo Them Today. WESTERN TYPEWRITER CO. I23 W.6+I1 Phono 7749 Topoka, Kansas FIXTURES FOR THE HOME APPLIANCES AND FANS FIXTURES FOR STORE-OFFICE-FACTORY Everyfhing Elecfrical S. D. THACHER ELECTRIC CO. 522 Jackson Sfreei' Phone 3-326I 87 ,, . L, , 3 I .Q :lox 6 - 'u . ,,'6,,,:6k, . t., , .Li , .,,,-. ,..,. I no g',oo' :..'4 .':sv ang, alfa' ' 'Q .E v ' n 0 E 'I Q ,- 1 In A V LATTER 8: HUG MOTOR SERVICE TRUCK SERVICE Bendix-Wesfinghouse--BK Vacuum Bralxes Aufhorized Dealers-Sales and Service 5l5 Quincy Sl. Phone 2-2868 Topeka, Kansas PHONE 1212 1930 GAGE DR. n. E. WHAITLEY GRADUATE VETERINARIAN ILVD TOPEKA KANSAS PITTSBURGH PLATE GLASS CO. MACE JEWELRY ' AUTO GLASS Home4awned Qualiry Jewelers PMNT WALLPAPER 933 Kansas Ave. Topeka, Kans. 922 Kansas Avenue Undergraduales, Alumni and Alumnae Naiurally loolr io This Sfore for ihe Besi Apparel al Sensible Prices. And They'll Always Ge? ll' Here! The Palace Esfablished I 888 TOPEKL, KLNSAS Cglze csjlziclefer mortgage 8' .gnvestment Company Qnnconronrsob orlgages nsurance ge lgstate RAY SHIDELER PRESIDENT lf you wanl To sell or purchase a home see us before closing your loan if will pay you fo mveshgafe our low inferesf rafes See us for Insurance profechon 70I 702 Nahonal Reserve Building Topeka Kansas 77? -.9 - ea ll . Q. . Q .1 X wr? gl Y V, 55 MU A L I A ,.., H 9. 'ii nz.: ,' i Q, I Q k?,sy:.m.v3Ii: SW15Ek?k, :?i Q. ' :nge 'fl' Central Natwnal Bank ....-.. . Li. . G nd .ili- 'fh' Central Trust Company V, Topeka-Kansas BLACKBURN LAWN SERVICE Complete Service For LAWN 6 LANDSCAPE We Drill or Broadcasl Blue Grass Lawn: llodom Equipment-Lawn Maintenance 01f HQ , I T O P T O rn 6 TRI 5 T , 1 9:1 KANIAI Avluul TOPEKA - KANSAS Evergreen! - Fruii Trees - Roses -A Shrubs One-half Mile West oi 17th and Gage Qualified ,O G+ comtacf 'emu' 1715 Hope Telehone 3-2479 OUR SUMMER TUITION RATES Sferf April 20 Limited All Commercial Enrollmenr Subjects COMPLDIINTS T S303 BBS ohh 5I2 Central Bldg. 700 Kansas Avo. NATIONAL BANK OF TOPEKA Topeka, Konus Take Elevator 'ro 5'rh Floor-Turn Righi i805 SEABROOK AVE. TOPEKA. KANSAS PORTABLE IAY BEE GRINDING C. W. Casey Phone 4467 ' UQ I' Nw Wm' ev ,,, J r lv - ,Q A . , A ,, 'Jef'-.rw I f , i Q A f- -1 - - , ew.-sq ,.wg....... 1- 'g A J r CTOIIAI. YE IOOKS MYERS CQ min l 'mm T L f Q' L in 6, ,mv wa w ew 'sv ovEKA, S.