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

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nm' 4 V . Mr. Ross: You fellows want me to show you somethin g? Mr. Haun: Thinks he's hot, doesn't he? Mr. Cookson: You're not showing me any- thing, boy. 3:30 T Mr. Howbe rt: Mrs . Morgan: Mr. Cookson: Act III eachers' Meeting What is the meet- intg about anyhow? I on't know, butl think we are to dis- cuss. If it is about vacation I am for it. Miss Jones: Who provided the cokes Miss McGee: today? And the candy! f. Mr. Haun: Whatever you decide is all right with me, I've got to get out to the bo s, Miss Steele: Spotlight on SHRAKE ELECTRIC 213 W. lOIh I'm getting tired of ttlre girls leaving all kinds of things in the Home Ec room. WILMER R. PIPER J , 1 ,- Nb . 3'..,V A - yi! X A' , YV X , , ' ' 41.5- 4 L QLK, A H L Mr, piper W : h - . Miss McGee: Sht ixrhisgy honey? Mrs. Mor , ' ' 'Perl San. These beans certaimy are good Mr. Piper: L.et's have a rummage sale. Mr. Ross: How long do these meet- ings last? Mr. McElroy: Social Studiesg Public Speakingg Hi-Y Sponsorg Junior Class Sponsorg Dramatics Coach. CHARLES L. ROSS Vocational Agriculture: F. F. A. Sponsor: Asst. Sophomore Class Sponsor. farriving on the dotj All here '? A11 right, I-Iaun, you're excused. Piper, are you ready to take minutes ? This is a very important meeting, Whose extra coke is that? Oh--well --all right, since no one else wants it. Cook son do ou want that I Y extra Candy bar for Kay? No, you go on and take it, Now are we all ready? 'W f N31 X

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J'- I 5 I, S. Mr. McElroy: What you should take here is Public Speaking. Student: Yes, yes, lknow, but .... Miss Steele: l know you want Driver's Training, and you should plan to take it next year. Just now the course for you is. . . . Act II Noon Faculty members seated around a table in Home Ec. room, each with a plate before him showing varying amounts of food. Now that we are all here, I'd just like to, . Boy! Did you see that run last night! Coach, what do you think the prospects are for. . . And it was the funniest sight I ever saw. Did I ever tell you about the time. . . Mr. Piper: Is that the way it should be '? Now I always thought. . Mr. Howbert: I was just telling Betty Mr. Mc Elroy: Mr. Cookson: Miss Jones: NOA H KNEPPER Band HELEN L. STEELE Vocational Homemaking: Y- Teen Sponsorg F. H.A. Sponsor: Noon Lunch. Sophomore Class Sponsor: All School Social and Finance Committee Advisor. Lv ? . .R V Ami Mr. llowbertg Where did you get the money for a new car, Jonsey? Miss Jones: That's enough of that, Wayne. Just come over here and admire it. the other night. . . Mrs. Morgan: More coffee, please. Miss McGee: It was good - it really Mr Mr Mr Mr. was. We had the best time when. . . Haun: Yes, I'd say that's just about the way you'll find. . Ross: Is that a fact! I-lowbert: Any seconds today? McElroy: Find out for me, too-- especially dessert. Miss Steele: Uust arriving after her supervision of students' lunchj Dear me! I always miss so much by not having part in the faculty noon conversation. WAYNE W. HOWBERT Algebra: Geometry: Drivers Training. Asst. Senior Class Sponsor. f y .ff , , .-kg, ' ff, 7 .Lf F, Spotlight on WA LKER'S DRUG STORE 6th and Jackson x

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HUGH I. MOORE Voc. Ag. teacher 1946-1951. Student body: Maybe you prefer the farm and its animals to us, Mr. Moore, but we miss you just the same. Faculty: And how we miss those witty remarks at noon and at faculty meetings. 1' 10 Nu. Mr Mr Mr Mr. -,-,tWOn Staill tm ee . Ready ' McElroy: The new district line goes along he re. . Shideler: One thing is sure. We must have a school. Consolidation would give us a good, strong, school. What does the district want? Spotlight on COLLEGE HILL PLUMBING CO 1411 W. 15th Ph. 3-IIO5