Wheaton High School - Rambler Yearbook (Wheaton, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1925 volume:

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Cfas: es 3 y5'if1fez51'c's 4 Qfganizaibns ,.. -..gj-.. g fgw 'jx In ' .L Q -K' 1 7 Li f': 'lL1 - ,58g:s5k.' Board Of Education ' X lv. N IQAYX-FQRCE I ALFONSO KUFAHL Treasgrer . Clerk 5 - I E. J. ADAMS President 1 I 'H i A .A 'Y .. .. .. .. R-2m6kf ps-soreness. 1- asnooauonoenf-:uma WHS wHs l ee M. P. McComas . William Jewel College 1922 Superintendent of Schools. cyfkapzskr .,.Q. WHS I Mrs. M. P. McComas. Principal A. B. Missouri University 1921 O J 5 R97i'l6kl' ' u wus OUR SCHOOL HIGH SCHOOL GROUP .7fR2m6kr WHS Q -5653 S S ffcffwf JOSEPH HARRINGTON Basket ball i Its a man of few words that wins. orrxclns Pnl. Uoseph Harrington Vice. Pros. Francis Cunningham SOC-TIBQI. Sanford Tunisol Jie' f3dg2s6K9r .. . i YN I Pl i-'i l l EDMVMD Cl'NNINHIiAIVI l lhiskct Ball A fiiic volli,-y uf worils Sir, :mul wf-ll r4lm1off. MAllGAliI'I'l' lNG.Xl,SBl'I Hawke-L Hull, Girls Qu:ii'lv-Ili-, Girls H111-iii-, ll.-vt:-ttf' l,itl-1':u'y, Girls livswvu Prvs., In guml sweet mnisl, :ilill lvtwlm will hu l'lL'YL'l'.. lll+1l,liN WALSH llalwkvl Hull, Sopliuixlmw' l'I4lilul', Sr. liclitnr, lluclvlia' Hlh-llor blip with llml tlisui tuiiglicf' Llili ANllllIl,'li MulvQ1i:xi't1-ll,Mixm-ll l.Qll2ll'll'll1', l l'l'SlllllIlll l,l'1'Fllli'lll, .lliiiiu1'Si-c-'t 'l'n-aisliry. llc luis tliir msc uf youth upon him. SANFORD 'l'l'NISUN Fl'l'FlllIl2ill liclilnr, Siilm'i'iptiuii l'lmli!m', Mull- Qumr- ltllv, llziskl-L Hall, Suplmiiiiwiwr Iwusilluiit, Lili-r:ii'y, Si-Ut 'l'i'n-:isiin-1'. Sn llltllly llUlll'S must I spurt iiiysi-lf. MILIJHI-Il? JAMICSON Iiitvmry, ll. S. Song 1,1-:ull-r, fwillvlltlfll' liwlitm' ' ' Tlivy laugh that win. 6671 ' liiskvi Ball, BilSk'lHlll,'l'l'2l1'li, Afsuviiilc Efliiul' '25 ,7,Q-, wHs FRANCIS CUNNINGIIAM Basket Bull, Base Ball, Trnek, Quurtette, Literary, Viee-Pres. Junior :ind Senior, Business lftlllilglfl' of R:1n1hler, Judging tezun. A lion :nnong l:.dEts. RUBY BITSHEY 1-'reslnnen President of '26, Deetette,Girls Quzwtette, l.iter:u'y meet, lligh School Honor Metal, Mixed Qzmrtette, liamsket Ball, Class Editor '24, Assistant Business Manager, Girls Reserve Club. +'When she will, she willg when she won't, she won't so there's :ln end of it. DONALD SALE l.iter:1ry, Freslnnun Sec't'1'1'ensure.' And yet he seemed husier than he wzisw GRACE HENNEBERG Girls Oetette, Girls Deetette. ' A Proper little maid. - KliNNl'l'l'H ADAMS Basket Ball, liziselmll, Track, liznnbler Editor, Mule Quurtette, Mixed Quartette, Jr. president. Ile knits his brow and shows an angry eye.'l X l Senior Activities Flower ' Colors Pink Carnation Blue and Gold i Motto Tis evening yet dawn. On September 1, 1921, fourteen bashful Freshmen entered the Wheaton High School. We can boast that ours was the largest Freshman class that ever entered Wheaton High School. We all strigglei through our Freshmen year together, but at the beginn- ing of our Sophomore year we were minus two of our members. Later we lost Gladys Schwant, but shortly after this we gained another student Marg - aret Ingalsbe. ' P At the beginning of our Junior year our class welcomed another member, Mildred Jameson, making a total of thirteen. In,our Seniir year Ruby Bushey joined us ma.king a total of fourteen. But later? on we lost two of our members Marion Tibbetts and Steve McBride. Infall of our f0ur years of high school our class has been represented both in athletics and socially. 1 . Tlie Senior Class of '25 takes this opportunity to wish happiness and success to the succeeding classes of Wixeaton High School. 1 l Cramminrq for dh f' exam j R5zi?6! rj u. ,,, 8 9 , .. W H S umo . . 1 by ..7ZR3?7l6f9f wHs 1 n , 'HARRY KEATING OFFICERS Pres. Harry Keatirg Vice--Pres. Gertrude Bennet Secy.'1 reas. Ray Kennedy .-,.f .7 'Ram5kri HHS JUNIOR CLASS BACK ROW John Keating George Force Alton Kufahl Donald Wickstrum Laura Honneberg 4 '-r FRONT ROW Harry Keating laphul Konggdy Gertrude lennoif Gladys Found: if - iamtkr E - ,- wt-ls Junior Activities Nine of us enrolled in the Junior Class, September 7th. Everyone was glad to get back with their classmates, We lost one of our members, Ruby Bushey, who left us this year to finish her High School course in three years. Along with our hard endeavors to be worthy members of the Senior Class, we have had many enjoyable times. . , ' ' In March our class accompanied by the Sophomore and Freshmen class, Mr. and Mrs. McComas went to Kent Hill on a hike. Everyone reported a fine time. As for athletlc activities Gladys Founis played in the girls basket bill team which was very successful all year. Donald played on the boys basket ball team who deserves much credit. Harry Keating was the yell leader and endeavored to put a real spirit in the boys and girls at the games. 1 The Sophomores and Juniors gave their play entitled The Path Across The Hill April 29. The Junior Senior banquet was held the first part of May. In conclusion we wish the class that is to take our place next year a huge success while we will try our best to take the place of the dignified Seniors. Flower 4 Colors Rose l Orange and Black ' Motto Excelsior A ,. .1..s.1....v.... .J' ' , b ' if x f - A n ,uv r g , 1 J 5 .' ' .fl Q..f' 5 , , 'li A y - 5 Kg I 9- hunt? 4' re X WHS efWkf' c' V777 JP Jkifgkr wHs I N nose o opaooooo vnu.. a ' Q l EUNICE ADAMS Officers Pres. Eunice Adams Helen Smith Secy'Treas. Belle Pinick V---Pres. 'vm ,,,.,., ffnlsim ' ' 1 QPHQMORE CLASS l.' - v . , , BACK ROW Johnny Willis Eunice Adams Lorna Kufahl Mary Cunningham :I , JY Ns FRONT ROW B'elIe Pinick Helen Smith Mae Holder Louis Kufahl Dorothy Huggins WVU? WHS i ' ' Sophomore Activities Flower Colors American Beauty Rose Rose and Gray Motto Out of the quiet harbor into the billowyseaf' Nine Sophomores are we ,soxgoes the old rhyme. Each came with a willng and industrious heart to reach the goal which every student is srrving for. On ex t fring the high school this year we were determined to master geometry and we feel that we have not worked in vain. ' ' All have been regular in attendance andhope to keep title record through their school years. g We have gone on two hikes this term the first with the Juniors ani later with the Fres .xmen a.sd Juniors. Two of our members Dorothy and Eunice played on the basket ball team and both had a part in the play Mammys Lil' Wild Rose presented by B. B. team The play The Path Across The Hi.l was presented April 29 by the Junior and Sophomores. Five of our members Dorothy, Eunice, Mary, Mae and Louis taking part. NOW another one of our not-to-be-forgotten school years is over but we hope that each may return next fall as industrious Juniors. 'S 'R I T . ...... GIG: Us f r. Q1mLl HHS X ETH EL BOSSE OFFICERS Pres. Ethel Bossa V-Prei Eugene Grim Secy--Treat. Lucy F linn .74 Rimzler' O ,f v s. F. l qs ., fun , I I I wt-is ...Y .'. FRESHMAN e CLAQS RACK ROW Ethel Bosse I ucv Flinn Mrbel Smith Ava Reves Eugene Grim Lester Schwant i FRONT ROW Syvester Bennett WilliamKeatinv Martina Keating Esther O'Keefe Mery Brown Twila Huggins ..-- 1. ' A Y HHS ? . Freshman Activities Flower Colorl American Beauty Rose Crimson and Gray On September 8, 1924, twelve happy Freshmen entered Wheaton High School. Aftera long struggle in grade school they had secured their diplomas. As Freshmen they have worked hard .andtried to please their teachers and upper classmen. Although they were a little green at first, they have learned much at W. H. S. The members of this class have been regular in attendance with the ex- ception of Mary Brown who has been kept from school on account of sick- ness. At the close of the term they had nine members: Ester 0 Keefe and Lester Schwant left during the first semester and Sylvester Bennett the last semester. Motto To do is better than to dare. fit , W, - I ,.,.,...N,, - ,.-.. f-- .....,,,.-.. ,.,-, ,,- H - K ffflff, 5 IN TUC SWEET BYE AND BYE - W , 'V -f--'JET L .7eR977'26f9 WHS ' GRADE SGHQQL ,7 e Ram6kr E W H S bf' Q' Y .-... - M . .11- , v - S A , , as aoooooouooonaoo 1 f EULA G. TIBBETTS ILRIMARY TEACHER MARIAN M. FORCE INTERMEDIATE TEACHER asm ' R9I726k'f? W H s Primary Room . L -A E: ,7gf3agzs6kr . ,.... .. Intermediate Room C4111 WHS t7f,?7iam6fe N- , MAMMY'S' LIL' WILD RDSE Presented By . . High School Athletic -Association 'c ' CHARACTERS ' V Y' 1 Daniel French From the city Kenneth Adams Lester Van Daniel's chum Francis Cunningham Wade Carver' An unwelcome visitor Sanford Tunison Orpheus Jackson A native Romeo Edmund Cunninghanl Old Joe An old fool nigger Lee Andrielt Rose O'May Mammy's lil' wild Rose Dorothy Huggins Hester4O'May Rose's maiden aunt Gladys Founds Mammy Celie A black treasure Twila Huggins Peggy French Daniel's sister Ruby Bushey Letty Van Peggy's chum Margaret Ingalsbe, Babe Joan A mountain charmer Eunice Adams, Mrs. Courtvane A lonely woman VAva Reves Scene The entire action of the play takes place in the cabin doowryard of Uncle Joe and Mammy Celie in the mountains of gviifgmia. ' SYNOPSIS Act I The cabin dooryard of Uncle Joe and Mammy Celie in the mountains of Virginia.An afternoon in early summer. Act 2 The same sr-ene.The opening day of the fair. An afternoon a month later than act.1 Act 3 Same scenelouiteen months later than act 2. H-'IHS . T 38355 Path Across The Hill Preeented 'by Sophomore R Junior Classes ef Wheaton High School Samuel Crawford Robert Post .Walter Cenlrd Dr Jimmie Reed CAIT OF' CHARACTERS Salamander Alexander John Henry Jones Ire Davie Ruth Conerd Flo Gray Lutie Zusu SY!! OPSIS George Force Raphael Kennedy Harry Keating John Keating Louis,Kufahl Eunice Adame lary Cunningham lee Helder Dorothy Huggins Gertrude Bennett Act I The livinglroom of Ruth Cenard'e home in an Eastern village. Act Il The lame scene: Two weeks later than Act I. 'V Act III The same scene: A week later than Act II. .. Q-.-..au.. f.:-11 1' inf' . ,v gg 4' efxeafzisnf- be yi we-as Making Daddy liiehaveu u X Presented by Senior Class of' Wheaton High School Burgess Lukens Becky Marian Grandma Tilden Byron Cleveland John St.Clair David Standing Alberts Windham Ardita Mrs. MacLaren Mrs. Alberts CHARACTERS Daddy His younger daughter His older daughter mother-in-law secretary Lawyer stranger butler chauffeur factory girl His His His The The The The A. widow of 38 The butler's wife SYNOPSIS Time. -The present. Scene. --San Francisco, California, Act I. The Lukens' living-room. Act II. The same, next morning. Act III, The same, the following day. Francis Cunningham Margaret glngalsbe Mildred Jameson Grace Henneberg Sanford Tunison ' Lee,Andrick ' Donald Sale Joseph Harrington Edmund Cunningham Ruby Bushey Kenneth Adams Helen Walsh Gb- . .......... .. .7 Rfmwr .. W ii -' --- 4 - .., . 0 4 5,.,.mn f.-n5n..,.M-z'..,,n.1.fns 4 ...v-Q U' Hs ,H-AQ, I' .7eRam6kr wt-as ,ff -.., , , t A I Y 3, -...--.- T :ooouepoooouu soooovaooooouas I 1 f Y COAUH M. P. MCCOMAS cific R977?6kf' ,,..,,. .,,. ,,... . , ' Q WHS '1:' ETDHQLL X fi!! f , 1 5 9 xoovgy . 9' 'Q m nv ' . ' f xxf 2 .1 m b. .. 'LVM .. , bfi! .... v fkamdkr Sf ' WHS l , Margaret Ingalsbe Lee,A'ndrick Lee led the team with unusual ability. Lee also received the center birth on the all star district team. It wal thru Margarefs unusual ability that placed our team runners up in the cou- nty. Margaret was selected as a guard on the all star county team. V935- BACK ROW FRONI' ROW Joe Harringtamguard Francis Cunningham,forward Edmund Cunningham,forward Lee Andrick,center Sanford Tunison,guard- Kenneth Adams,forward Donald Wickstrumguard M.P. McComas,coach U . .... n af 8g3gZs6kf' Mg r- MEI, HHS 1925 Boys Basket Ball Season At the beginnig of the 1925 season, six letter men were back trying for positioiisf They were -F. Cunningham, Adamsg Wickstrumg Tunison, And- ricke and .1.larrington.iE. Cunningham, a new man, also made the squad. After dropping the first two games of the season, the team started to win and continued their winning streak never losing a game on the local court. The team seemed to lose pep toward the end of the season, A few games were lost but mostly by small margins. In our first tournament at Sf. Marys College. the team lost the first game to St. Marys Academy by a score of 11 to 10. In the Pottawatomie county tournament, Onaga was easily defeated,bvt in the semi-finals, the team was at it's Worst, and Havensville ruir ed the chances of the W. H. S. for the championship. , Although they did not get any farther, Wheaton showed a better brand of basketball in the District tournament at Wamego. After leading Manhattan for three quarters in the semi-finals, that team collected some long counters which gave Wheaton a defeat by 2 score of 16-9. Coach McComas spent lots of time on the team and deserves credit. The scrubs also deserve lots of credit for giving the regulars practice. ' THE SEASON'S SCORE Wheaton 37 Emmett 14 15 Axtel 9 18 Emmett 13 44 Louisville 3 24 Westmoreland 20 14 Frankfort 7 18 Havensville 17 16 Onaga 8 28 Wamego 7 29 W estmoreland 19 20 Onaga 2 23 Havensville 11 11 Wamego 14 37 Louisville 10 COUNTY TOURNAMENT Wheaton 21 Onaga 15 6 Havensville 1 District 9 Manhattan ,i1. --M-1 Total 397 Opponents 205 WH? GIRLS BASKETBALL TEAM Ae LEFT T0 RIGHT Margaret Ingalsbe, capt. guardvg Ava Reves. forward Ruby Bushay, guard ' Dorothy Huggins, forward Twila Huggins, sub Eunice Adams. J. center Gladys Founds, R.centar WHS .4 ' nm N' irlS B. B. ActivitieS The girls B. B. team of 1924 Sr 1925 has been very successful, winning more games this year than any preceding year. The co-operation and en- thusiasm of the girls has been very encouraging. They only lost one game on their home court, that being to Wamego one of the fastest teams in the county. The girls went into the game determined to win and they fought to the end. Although hard luck faced thema few times they never gave. The two centers Eunice and Gladys faithfully passed the ball to the ac- tive forwards Dorothy, Ava and Twila. The guards Margaret and Ruby by their alertness and close gaurding held their opponents to a low score. At the Annual County Tournament at Wamego our team won games from St. George and Onaga reaching the finals. I Garrison defeated us in the finals, leaving usisecond place. ' o ' We were presented with a new basket ball as a reward. ' ' THE SEASON'S SCORE .. Wheaton 5 Emmett 18 ' 1 22 Blaine 9 15 Emmett 2 18 Louisville 15 . 17 Westmoreland 11 15 Frankfort 27 18 Havensville 17 23 Onaga 7 17 Wamego 20 16 Westmoreland 10 I7 Onaga 18 48 Havensville 6 12 Wamego 20 37 Louisville 12 COUNTY TOURNAMENT Wheaton 28 St George 12 20 Onaga 11 11 Garrison 44 Total 339 Opponents 258 lc. CA END R SEPTEMBER 8 Pupils enroll, School begins with lots ol' pep. 9 Classes begin. 10 Classes meet and elect officers. 12 :School decides tn edit annual 15 K. Adams St L. Andrick elected editors, R. Bushey 81 F. Cunningham elected business managers. 16 Seniors open social festivities hy having a hike. 18 Seniors take Freshmen in hand. 23 Pupils getting settled down to work. OCTOBER 2 Pictures taken for annual. 8 Juniors and Seni mrs busy with history note books. 9 Ruby entertains the Seniors and faculty at a 6 o'clock dinner. 10 Another H. S. picture taken. Physics class favored with a test. Tests seem to he mpular. Both history classes have one. 13 14 15- No school until Mnnday. Teachers meeting at Topeka. 21 Everyone getting up history notebook. 23 Lee and Kenneth try to whistle like someone else. 24 B. Bi, boys defeated by Vermillion. 28 B. B. boys and girls give play and pie-supper. 31 Every One planning on a good time. NOVE Vl BER 3 High School student's sing HS. songs in Chapel. 4 Test in Physics ani Ancient Histvry. 7 Play B. B. at Emmett. 11 Armistice Jay. Sing songs. 12 Edmund and Steve play ho-Jky. 14 B. B. boys defeitt Vermillion ouys. 18 Seniors go to Frankort to have pictures taken. 19 Learn new H.S. songs 21 Emmett l0oses double header B. B. game to Wheaton. 24 Taking six week tests. ' 25 Only one more month until Christmas. 26 High School begins at 8:42. No more school untilMonday. 1 -. LY. few-A--A .7 6 fi92f26fef'i x w H s DECEMBER 2 Seniors receive proofs of pictures Some good and some not so good. 5 B.B. Teams present their Play. 10 1 1 12 15 15 H.S. Students play volley ball. W. H.S. girls defeat Blaine Alumni. Wheaton defeats Belvue here. B B. Teams defeat Louisville there. Colds seems to be the most popular these days. 17 Two below zero today. 18 Shooting paper vsads seem to be the sport for the boys. 19 22 23 5 6 8 9 12 13 14 15 16 19 20 21 22 23 24 27 28 29 2 3 4 5 Volley ball ends. Gladys' team wins 1st,Ruby's 2nd, andMarga.ret's 3rd, A High school party at hall. History class enjoys a test. JANUARY Everyone returns after a weeks vacation. Physics students have experiment. Lee seems to be the go, Wheaton defeats Westmoreland in basketball. Double header. - Martina wants to go skating. f' Bud, Ed and Joe absent from school. Q, .1 l Sylvester Bennett absent from school. A it 1 H.S. stubents take part of their examinations. . ' Wheaton plays Havensville a game of basket ball coming h-ome with the long' end of the score. - Bud is absent from school. ' Juniors and Sophomores have class meeting. Harold Barrett visits the H. S. Learn new H. S. sons. Wheaton play Onaza in B. B. Helen Walsh finds her economics note book. Wheaton plays Wamego a game of B.B.here So1homore,Junior rr.4e.im:. Juniors and Seniors have an experiment. FEBRUARY Everybody hugging the radiator. Regina and her little brother visit school. Wheaton plays Westy Wheaton winning both games. Francis and Sandy absent from school. .7fRam6kf' wHS ,g ooeouou oonoovoen. ' 10 Raphael Kennedy sick. 11 Physics class studies telegraph system at the depot. 12 Physics students have a test. 13 W. H.S. plays basketball with Onaga here. 16 Sandford absent from school. 17 Bud absent from school in the P.M. A 18 The basketball squad run around the schooi houte eor exersive. 19 School let out at 3:15. 20 Wheaton plays Havensville in basketball. 23 No school. 24 Lorna Kufahl, helen Smith, and Mildred Jameson absent. 25 George Force is sporting anew sweater. 26 Six weeks tests. 27 B.B. teams lose at Wamego. MARCH 2 B. B. boys journey to Axtell and win 15 to 9. 3 Helen Smith absent from school. 4 Wheron wins both games from Louisville 5 School dismissed ,at 3:30 until 9:00 monday. 6 County basketball tournament at Wamego. 9 Grace Henneberg absent. 10 A case of suicide takes place at B.B. practice. For information ask D.W. 11 Steve McBride visits school. 12 Harry Keating absent. 13 B.B. boys go to the District tournament at Wamego. 17 St.Patrick's day. Everyone wearing green. 18 Seniors have a meeting. 19 Some ll.S.pupils make up back work. 20 Some grade pupils visit high school. 23 Sophomores, Juniors 81 Seniors have meeting. 24 Seniors go on a hike. 25 Freshman, Sophomore and Junior meeting. 26 Physics question all receive l00. 27 Mildred and Margaret's bad luck day. 31 Ruby looking tired, wonder why. APRIL 1 Mrs. McComas April fooled. 2 Louis Kufahl inherits the mumps. 3 Donald returns after a hard siege of the mumps. 6 Seniors begin on Rambler. Three new cases of mumps. 8 A dark and dreary nay also with several neat little five minute quizzes. 9 Six weeks tests. 10 Only one half day school. District school election. E.J. Adams re-elected. y . K, ':,'? rf 3 inf '54, 'r 'JET ,,,,,, Rezrgkr .. ' ' w H s 13 A bang and then a clatter of glass heard in the east room. 14 Why doesn't Gladys have her lesson? Ask her. 15 Seniors have a meeting to decide on airplay. 16 John Keating, Mary Cunningham, and Ruby Bushey absent 17 Mump students take six weeks tests. 20 Seniors receive announcements. 21 Students wear Poll-Parrot caps. 22 Mary C. back to school. 23 Ethel not in very good humor. 24 M.M. History class study World War. 27 Test in Ancient History. 28 Ruby, Margaret, and Mildred go Onaga after ads. 29 Sophomore-Junior play. A big success. 30 Sanford Tunison absent. MAY 1 Seniors start play practice. Agriculture students go to Steven's chicken ranch. Baseball practice. 4 5 6 Grades range from 50 to 95. 7 Gladys Schwant visits school. 8 Rain Baseball ganae with Westy postponed. 12 Junior-Senior Banquet. 15 Senior play. 17 Baccalaureate address. Seniors get stage frightened. 19 Final examinations. 20 Grade school program and display. 21 Commecement exercises. 22 Grade cards distributed. Alumni Banquet. The end. 'lm'-nl llllllllll lllll ' I lllll . unmmmn 'f' ml n n :mms I' mumu I nu pn I' I lllllnnnnnu , , lllllllllllll -I .-. mn 1::::::::l! '-'un' nn-uunnhlumulllllllllllllllluuuuli ' nun.-I-nn--,-,,,,,, unumu Iimnu-umnnnlm:m::::::::fj:::,:,,,......-----vnu:---n lnnlunnnmu-inmn-mf.i::H:::n.-m'- um-I.I::l-In ' l:::l::ullu: I ' 1 nun ' I nl lliiiillililnallillitaiiifillfl--:::::::5lF- 1:::g.:.:..::.g55i!:555i,giiiiiii' I' 'llllllll!I!!! U gl :lll::n:lnunuIuuuannul l'l ' im-um. lllllllllllllllllllllllllll . t llllllllllm.n---I .1 iunul: llnuu lllllllllllll 'mmnnlvllllm ,' lllllll lllllll:::::::::::'l::,. ' !lll:l!l:!!!l::. 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Henderson Manhattan Genevieve Swickard Mrs. E. Kinney Topeka Lloyd Force Bookkeeper Kansas Cify Nora Keating Teacher O'Brien School W heaton James Keating Farmer Wheaton Myron Robbins Ass't Cashier V Scott City Katherine Tunison Teacher White Pigeon Wheaton Eunice Force Deceased Eula Tibbetts , Teacher Wheaton Wheaton Ivy Tibbetts X Music Teacher Holton Lucille Doyle Mrs A. Dodge ' Manhattan Alice Plummer Mrs. Arthur Christie Marysville Lola Henneberg f Mrs. L. Rowley Winchester Maude Pinick Stenographer Topeka Elsie Wickstrum I- Bookkeeper Clay Center Nelle Pierce Teacher' 'Belleville Wheaton Clara Harrington 1. Mrs. W. Saymen Kansas City ,,,..., V .. HIGH Wm Burke Elna Andrick Cora Tunison Marie Smith Francis Grim Harry Sale Clarence Plummer Charles Keating Frank Keating Chester Bushey Frank Bushey Leo Kennedy Robert Griffith Lester Griffith Frank Courtney Raymond Goodman Evelyn Pierson Gertrude Reves Georgia Grim Theresa Bennett John Bennett Cole Brown Marian Force Leo Keating Winifred Keating Regina Keating Thos Burke Violet Tibbetts Ben Nightingale Lorena Jameson Maude Reves J R97Vl5kf' mars wt-ls SCHOOL ALUM NI F afmer Wheaton Teacher Bunker Hill Wheaton Mrs. C. Dickinscn Fostoria Nun at Convent Kansas City Mrs. L. Goodman Wheaton Student at Business College Concordia Student At Business College Concordia Student at K. U. Lawrence Bookkeeper Blaine Clerk Wt eaton Student at St. Marys College St Marys Ass't Cashier Wheaton Santa Fe Shops Topeka Santa Fe Shops Topeka Mechanic' Wheaton Farmer Wheaton Stenographer Kansas City Teacher Moodyville Blaine Mrs. L Griffith Topeka House work Blaine Farmer Wheaton Farmer Wheaton Teacher Wheaton Wheaton Farmer Wheaton Teacher Pleasant Hill W leaton Training at St' Francis Hospital Topeka Student at St. Benedicts College Atchison Teacher Fox School Wheaton Farmer Wheaton Housework Manhattan Teacher Reves School Wheaton -?f f9f - R. C. Leinbach Physician and Surgeon Office over Kester's Drug Store ONAGA KANSAS H. L. Barnes Dentist Office over the Onaga Clothing Store Onaga Kansas Let's Eat at SAVA.GO'S CAFE Meals and Short Orders A good Ii ne of candies ONAGA KANSAS Kester Drug Co. Established since 1885 Phone 61 Onaga Kansas WHS ADVERTISEMENTS h n x CLOTH.ES Tai- lored to Measure by Bord' afford the luxury of rich wool- ens, good style, fine tailoring and long wear, without extrav- agance in the price. We are now show- ing some all wool fab- rics of uncommon characterg new weaves and colorings in endless varietyg you'll see here just what you like. You will be under no obligation if you come in and look them over. Get your suit made to fit. QLL Choose your material from over 100 samples. Get it made any style you wish. gggg Satisfaction guaranteed- L.R.BuShey ' .7 5 R877l6f6f' sooooousao asserts: Y w H S BOYLE MOTOR COMPANY Lincoln--FORD--Fo rdson Sales and Service GENUINE FORD PARTS First Class Mechanics Onaga Kansas A Jf'f3a6ns6kr , .... I Some Young Men- TELL US JUST EXACTLY WHAT THEY WANT IN STYLE, COLOR AND WE FIT THEM. THERE ARE OTHERS WHO LEAVE IT TO US- ANDWE FIT THEM TOO. QUITE EASY WITH OUR SPLENDID LINE Kuppenheim er and Bloch A Good Clothes KIETH AND STETSON HATS. EMERY DRESS SHIRTS. WALKOVER AND FREEMAN OXFORDS COLLEGIAN CAPS 1N'rERwovEN Rosle: PARIS GARTEIES ARROW Co1,LARs ONAGA CLOTHING CO. Onaga. Kansas T 232-T gk Y?-?iAi4I55ffi WHS Dr. G. L. McGonig1e Physician 8: Surgeon 614 LOCUST ST. PHONE 360 Frankfort Kansas Restaurant Short Orders Cold Drinks J. B. Courtney Wheaton Kansas The Home Of JACK SPRAT AND FIRST LADY CAN FOODS, FRESH. FRUITS AND VEGETABLES AT ALL TIMES. PERFECTION FLOUR AND NUWAY FLOUR Rickson Grocery Frankfort Kansas Phone 89 IN THE CAKE OF CARDS -TRUMPS WIN4' T IN THE GAUE OF GOOD GROCERIES - RICKSON WINS- TIIE STORE WHERE YOU ARE WELCOME av PF ..i1.,4 -or -A-' .7iff'iafff6kfiF C WHS The Blaine State Bank The Bank for the people. Individual services to fill yonr needs. Blaine Kansas Clothes Cleaned Pressed and Repaired POSTAGE PAID ONE WAY C A W. H. Hardman TAILOR AND CLEANER FRANKFORT, KANSAS 1mmm.--.----...I..-.................H...................................................................................................................... Cash Clothing' Co. ' Men and Boys Outfitters. Bother in quality- Less in price, Always something New Frankfort 85 Centralia Kansas IlllllIllllIllllllllllIIlllllllllllllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIlllllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII l . .,.,,. 's r Y ,,,, y ,, .zQ,Qfv2zz6ZQ3'ff .... xiii' WHS H. F. Kufahl President F. F. Kufahl V-President Alfonso F. Kufahl Secretary The Kufahl Hardware Co. Incorporated HARDWARE, FURNlTURE, AND FARM IMPLEMENTS AUTOMOBILES AND ACCESSORIES E FURNACES ,...,, PLUMBING ....,... WINDMILLS .Y....,. PUMPS ...,,.,, TANKS ,,,..... SADDELRY ........... 1 FUNERAL..SUPPI.IES .,...,,. WALLNPAPER ...... SEWINGHMACHINES,.JWPAINTS .,.,., OIL..ETC,,, We appreciate your patronage and good will. We are at all time striving to improve our line in all departments so that we may give our patrons good service at reasonable prices. We will be glad to have you come in and talk business matters over with us, and also tell us where and how we may still improve our service to our customers. ' Kufahl Hdw. Co. Phone 24 Wheaton l Kansas A - V - . -.. ... ...-J 1 - .mm .7 R,3I726k ' -A I A w H S L. M. SUMMERS 3WHEATON,KANSAS Drugs, Medicines Toilet ArtiCleS RUBBER GOODS, SOAPS, COMBS, BRUSHES, CANDY Sv STATIONERY. T1-IE MORE TRADE YOU GIVE Us, THE LARGER STOCK WE CAN KEEP. . lllllllllllllllllllllllIlllllllllllllIllllllllllllllIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIIIlllllllllllllIllllllllllllllllllllllll Commercial Hotel v SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO THE TRA VELIN G PUBLIC. Also RESTAURANT AND SOFT DRINKS j.E.RObbinS,PrOP. Wheaton Kans. WHS A J ftudio EQUIPMEN FOR RELIABLE WORK IIN THE' FONLLOIVVING BRANCH ES POl'fF3.i'tU'I'E' Enlarrging Commercial and Viaw work Portraiture-Tinting K'0d 2yk Fil1iSShi1I1g Portraiture Framing Kodak Enlargiu-g' ' ' ' ' v N Q Y ' I 'HE ' I EZXYLGR b I LDIU FRANKFORT, KANSAS Phwe 184- Dr. George F. Wanklyn DENTISTN OVER Tum Cl'1'1z1-:Ns NA'1'10'N.x.r, Bllxxlc Phone 255 , Frankfort, Kansas IllIllllllllllllllllllllll llnllllllllnl lllnlllllIIllIIIlIIIlllilIIIIIIllllllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIHll-HU!IJHIHJIIUUIllllllllllIllllllllllllllllllllllllll. Dr. C. W. Brandeburg' DQENTLST' j .I U A My Work has stood the acid test for more than thirty years. Frank fort, A K arigas 1 , Q., W ,,-f ,,v,-,.... Q ...... o .7f!w26W Let Munsing' Union Suit You. Let Munsingwenf 'Union Sfxifvoi :si - ,. ,',:1:5::15fg.-0 ,V A,- I f e 5 Y VM . I Q . Q - ,I E H -N - S C FOI Om OTE A - ' N ,fi SGTVICS A ntnna S n '1-'-1 3 'PS-2:5:3:5: J N , Our stock shows a wide variety for your selection M ADE FOR MEN, WOMEN, AND CHILDREN Myers Mero. Co. Onaga, Kansas The Leamef Mer. Co. Dry Goods Shoes Staple And Fancy Groceries Onaga Kansas Dr. K. S. 1VIeG'rreW Dentist X RAY WORK A S1 liCIAL'l'Y Phone 210. 01133 3' Kansas f7??Ra77EZkr wljls The First National Bank Onaga Kansas Invites your business 4 W UN Mviyqs CAPITAL Sn SURPLUS 556,000 Graduation Gifts THE LATEST CREATIONS IN LADIES Sz GENTS WATCHES--HCHOKER BEADS --DIAMOND RINGS VANITY CASES. IN I-'Aoi' ALL THE NEW ITEMS IN JEWELRY. Please call and look over our line Cr um's Gift Shop Onaga Kansas A full line of Drugs, Drug Sundries, Toilet Articles, Candies etc. Try our Frigidari Fountain Service for good cool Sodas and Ice Cream. WE APPRECIATE YOUR PATRONAGE L. W. Berges Prescription Druggist. Onaga Kansas NICHOLS GIFT STORE AT FRANKFORT Graduation Gifts That Last We Are Early With The Latest Things In Jevvelry We invite you to inspect our many beautiful Sz appropriate gifts for the graduate. FRANKFORT KANSAS . ..... We ' K WHS The Cash Store Blaine Kansas Sells for Less GENERAL MERCHANDISE Your Patronage Solicited Bushey 8z Company gaenxiiieg Quality Prices GENERAL HARDWAREK International and John Deere line of impliments Joe Pendergast 8a Son Blaine Kansas phone 2910. llllllllllllllllllllIllllllllllllllllllllllllIIIllIIllIllIIlllllIIlllllllIIIIIllllIllIllIllllIIIIllIlllllIlIIIIIIllllllIlllllllllllllllllllIIIIIIllllllllllllllllllllIlllllllllllIII' DR. J. J . BRADY Physician and Surgeon Frankfort Kansas r ....... m fR5vf5fffEL .. do Q e e WHS i Harrington 81 CnmmingS Blaine Y Q i Kansas. Dealers in i Independent Oil Products Pure Pennsylvania 85 Mid-Continent Lubricating oil. f ' UFEEIJ... ,. .LlfMBERA,,,A, ,GRAINWAND Ar GUARRANTEE WITiH EVERYTHING Service With a. Smile -Q W -- 'E 1 Cllii'flS fzfef FET-Ti wounwumg 'lvhmaxulhumhhvln ,r:?g !v7V1,, ll! f , E .ss W dllll ?I Sli: if -- - 4 - , , L w' 5'-ltlillim 'im Ag , .fi lj .i ff at f gg T 2 12tm5ssQ 1 llllllin! n 1,1 lg, I 5 l , tl ' ,. f t I I I.. , il ii ' yd 'ET 1 i ,,L. ' l'1 ,7 ' --. ......,..s, ' re f'-itr r : E , ,ff --A Q T . ..,, V ......n .,,,,, 4.13 r W: l Lg5q?lll4 - ii mi allf .. v- 'fl l i I I lv' f!9.f.QQ. 'fQir.,l,s, 1fewei.f .7 J 1L ? -,-5,51-'wk ..-f:.f 1l231'Ia- Something Worth Saving if , or-a Home F YOU can afford to build at all, you can afford this little bungalow. You can pay out on a nome quicker than you can save the same amount in any other way. A home makes you save, and helps you do it. You'll like this cozy home, with its five rooms and bath, its big closets :md its built-in features. The spacious front porch was made to enjoy. The house is only 24 feet wide by 36 feet deep, and because it is simple inroutline, it is econom- ical to build. All the materials you need for building this house are pro- curable from stock. This in- cludes stock sizes and designs of Curtis Woodwork, saving you the expense of a special or- der. We can secure the plans and material bill if you wish. Don't put off building-any longer! Come in and talk to us about this 'little home. Ask us fora free portfolio of Q ter Built Homes. WHEATON LUMBER AND GRAIN CU. G l.GRIl i PROP .7e1Qam6kr WHS 4,, 'K '. 'g,,,' -1. . Service With a Smile ATS Wheaton Garage Oxy-acetyline Welding, Blacksmithing General repair Work. i AUTO ACCESSORIES AND A COMPLETE LINE OF GENUINE FORD PARTS. If Others Cant Fix It Call 'On Us W.. H. i'1fUNisoN7 ia sons E Q Kansas 1. . y W jI'1fu,mp's for Ladies Coats Dresses i and Millinery Our ready to wear department for ladies is as big as most whole stores in this county. We sell coats at from 358.75 up to 525. i 'and at all tiines carry a wonderful line of millinery-at 55. You will be surprised at the beautiful silk dresses atS 16.75 .down as low as S10.50. Alterations are done right here in the store and are free. If you have not visited this store you have missed a real treat. We will be looking for you the next time you came to Frankfort. -F :- O - .... UWM- i n WHS , HIGGINS MOTOR COMPANY Lincoln FORD Fordson Sales and Service Call us when in trouble. , Blaine, Kansas. Hemstitching .Frankfort Kansas Cleaning Pressing' 'Dyeing 0 Expert Service Reasonable Prices Gordon's Cleaning' shop Frankfort Kans e s ......... .......... e .vf7EwE556fef .... ....... f t ' ' WHS , Hanks Place Butcher Shop SL Restaurant Short orders served at all times. Cold drinks and Ice Cream in season. All kinds of Fresh Meats just as good as the best and better than the rest. Quick sales at small profits. Yours for service. Henry VVaSSenberg Blaine Kansas PHONE 1802 WHS . Y ..... .7?eRaQAer'f Ef f We Believe InYou Class of 1925 we believe in you. We wish we could extend to you all a personal handshake and we wish you well. We want you to accept these greetings as a sentiment you may draw upon at all times. A bank pros' pers as its customers prosper. That's one reason we want to help you as much as possible in your efforts to win success. We believe in our own community. The people in your own community are responsible for your sueess. Give them in turn your patronage. When you think of a bank think of this bank. When you put your money in abank the thing that appeals to you most is safety and service. Our idea of SERVICE is to give more than just ordinary attention to your affairs, and we st udy the needs of the community in order that we may serve it better. We want to think of our customers as friends and we waut you to come to us whenever we can be of help to you. THE FARMERS STATE BANK Wheaton Kansas 'iff-If . L nifmzler -4. 'S WHS E, J. ADAMS AND SONS Carpenters 81: Contractors Experienced Workmen, Reasonable Prices 1' ,'4 .M n Wheaton Kansas Phone 69. 4 IllIIIIIIIlllllllIllllllllllllllllllIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIllIllllllllllllllIIlllllllllIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll Blacksmithing 8t Machine Repairing FOR GOOD SERVICE AND LOW PRICES CALL ON T. F. Choquette lllIIlllllIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIIlll Wheaton Produce Co. And Dray Also all kinds of dray Highest prices paid for eggs, poultry and cream. - ing done at reasonable prlces. Yours for service A. L. Choquette wHs BARBER SHOP Come in and have your Work done at the best shop in town. A Full line of tonics. also boncilla mud, and cream massages, We appreciate your patronage, M. O. Hellman Prop. . IllllllllllllllllllllIllllIlllllllllllIllllIlllllIlllllllllllllllIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIlllllllllllllllllllllllijalllllllllilllll SERVICE is the motto of the Wheaton Telephone System. We are new at the business but We Wish to please. F. G. Force lllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIllllIIllllllllllIllllllllllIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIIIlllllllllllIIIlIZIIIIIIIIIIllllllllllllllllllllfl Painter And Interior Decorator F. G. Force t , Mfg R .... Y u.-L9 ve ' .... :am W '-'H WHS' GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORE N N N . 'Star Brand Shoe: fi . ., I Are Benn lg in op!! X ' 'gg-59 J-' 'wqq 090 X 4 . 1 X. if?f3f.,p,' 1' 'fi I.: 1 1 ,u,i:vN...v ! I Fancy line of Groceries, Dry Goods and Sho es. Highest prices paid for prdouce. We strive to please. Give us a Call, Phone 28. Wheaton Mercantile Co. X o T .... ST . ......... H W o HHS Kennedy Motor Company Lincoln-Ford-Fordson Sales and Service Frankfort Kqnsas 1 ' ...Q - 1 -- WHS cghe End Q Q O