SPEAKING ENGAGEMENTS
1941-42

Dr. Forrest C. Allen.

Sept. 20, 1941 Freshman Outing - "Y" program
Sept. 25 | William Jewell College, Opening of new Ely Hall.
Sept. 30 Topeka Cooperative Club - dinner-dance |
Oct. 13 Osawatomie, First Presbyterian Church
Oot. 14 Bdueational Council, Lawrence Teachers
Oct. 15 Kensas City, Mo. = William J. Bland Post American
Legion Sports' Parade, University Club
Oct. 23 Freshman Engineers (8:30 a.m.) :
} : Liberty Memorial High School, Lawrence, 10:30 a.m.
"First Aid".
Oct. 24 Ottawa - P.T.A. District Meeting - member of Panel
-° Diseussion Group. ,
Oot. 29 Topeke = West Side Christian Church, 6:45 p.m.
_ Layman's League dinner.
Oct $1 | School of Pharmacy - 11:50 a.m.
Nov. 4 Kansas City Y.M.C.A. Basketball dinner and demonstration
Nov. 11 ‘Broadcast of panel discussion, Physical Educ. Dept.
Nove 17 Tonganoxie High School ~- football banquet
Nov. 19 Minneapolis, Kansas, High School - athletic banquet
Nov. 22 7 Turner, Kansas, High School football banquet
Nov. 24 Knoxville, Iowa, High School banquet
Nov. 26 Cape Girardeau, Mo., Lions Club football banquet
Dec. 11, 12 Dedge City, Kensas - High School Basketball Clinic
Jen. 30 Chicago - alumi dinner :
Feb. 2 : Wichita - alumi luncheon
Feb. 13 : Phi Psi Founders Day banquet, Kansas City
Feb. 18 = Topeka = Father-Son benquet |
Mar. 15 Lawrence - 9th Street Baptist Church

Mar. 17 Ke C. = Station WHB ( just prior to game with Okla. A&M.
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April 7
April 9

April 12,13
April 26

April 29
Mey 14
May 21

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Theta Tau Smoker

Osage City - athletic banquet
Bethel, Kansas - Washington Rural High School Assembly
Wyandotte High School - athletic banquet :
Lyons, Kensas, Chanber of Commerce

Kansas City, Mos, Southeast High School, - K.U.-M.U.
Phi Delta Kappa Get-Together

Ottawa = District Conference of Rotary

Memorial Services for Ralph Conger
at stone Mee Military Academy

‘Lemont, Kensas - athletic banquet

Linwood High School Commencement
Humboldt, Nebraska, High School Commencement
SPEAKING ENGAGEMENTS OF DR. FORREST C. ALLEN

Saturday, Sept. 20 = ------------------- Youn Outing - "Y" Program
Monday, Sept. 22 = wawnnnn-- eee nee nenn Convocation
Thursday, Septe 25 -9----------------- / William Jewell - Opening

of new Ely Hall 7 p.m.
Sunday, Sept. 28 wwe nn ne ------------ University Women's Club

6 Peme
Tuesday, Sept. 30 ------------------- / Topeka Cooperative Club

Dinner-Yance, .Kansan Hotel
Roof Garden. 6:50 p.m.

Monday, Oct. 13 enn e enn n nnn nn---- \/ Osawg wgtomie First Presbyterian
Church 6:50 p.m.

Tuesday, Oct. 14  —_ www nw nnn enn nnn nn --- / Educational Council Lawrence —
Teachers 5:45 pm.

Wednesday, Oct. 15 —«-_-e@ ww nn ene n-ne ne nnn ne J William J. Bland Post
American Legion Sports’
Ferade - University Club,
Kansas City, Mo. 6:50 p.m.

 

Thursday, Oct. 25 eee wm m wm mnnnwenenn err 83 50 &@eMe Freshman Engineers :
ne ee ee 20230 aem. First Aid = ——

Memoriel High School

Friday, Oct. 24 wwe eee enn ene e =e Se T.A. District Mecting-Ottewa!
Member of Panel Discussion
Group "The Place of Recreation
in National Defense". =

Wednesday, Oct. 29 =§ a - - ne ne eee - ee eo -- S 6:45 p.m. Layman's League
Dinner, West Side Christian
Church, Topeka. "The 4
Stewardship of Time and Money"

 

Friday, Oct. 31 == mene nnn anne ---- + j School of Pharmacy, “It -
~~ To Look Well" 11:30 ame

Tuesday, Nov. 4 nana ‘Yonens City Y.M.C.A. Basketball
dinner and demonstration. 6: :00

Pele a

zs

Tuesday, Nove ll == wwe ne enn eee eee J Broadcast of panel ae

Physical Education coer ee
"Value of Physical Fitness in —

—> the Public School" 6:15 p.me
so shi nih lh eke sheen dana amano as Sa Kansas, Lions

Wednesday, Nov. 19

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Club Athletic Banquet, 6:30 pa

  

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Speaking Engagements of Dr. Forrest C. Allen at Kansas High
Schools from Sept. 1, 1941 to Dec. ll, 1941

Thursday, Oct. 25 -<e----<-= - Lawrence Memorial High School

Lawrence, Kandas, "First Aia"
Monday, Nove 17 =—_- w@seennn= oe “ie Tonganoxie, Kansas High School
Football banquet, "The One Yard
Line"
Wednesday, Nove 19 -nee------- Minneapolis, Kansas High School

Athletic Banquet, "The Pedagogy
of Football."

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Saturday, Nove 22 --9e-ec----= ae Kansas High School foote
ball banquet, "The Pedagogy of
ootball"
Thursday, Dec. 1] ---m--<-e-----= -= Basketball Clinic - Dodge City,
and Kansas High School

Friday, Dec. 12
        
       
      
     
      

Monday, Nov. 17 9 -<--<-+-+<------- Tonganoxie High School Football
banquet, 6:30 ‘p.m. “The One
Yard Line."

Saturday, Nove. 22 <n----<------=- Turner Kansas High School football
banquet, 6:30 pom. "The Pedagogy
of Football"

Monday, Nove 24 <sse--eseen-== aie, Iowa High School senior
class banquet, 6:45 p.m. :

Wednesday, Nove 26 ------------- sowie Girardeau, Moe Lions Club
football banquet, 6:50 p.m.

Saturday; BOs s*6*
Taariday, DOG, 1k <seesedeeree Basketball Clinic - Dodge City

Friday, Dece 12  <-eceseonesee - Kansas High School
 

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April

April

April

April

April
April

April

April

Schedule of F.C.A. =~

6 = Monday = Rotary meeting in evening.
7 = Tuesday = Lyons, Kansas - 6:30 Chamber of Commerce

9 = Thursday - K.U.-M.U. Phi Delta Kappa Get-Together
at 6:30, Southeast High School, K.C. Mo. 42F—

10, 11 = Friday and Saturday = Baseball games at
Manhattan.

12, 13 - Sunday and Monday = District Conference of
Rotary, at Ottawa

17 - Friday - Honors Convocation, 10 a.m. Hoch Auditorium

18 = Saturday - Kansas Relays

26 - Sunday = Memorial Services for Ralph Conger, at P :
Wentworth Military Academy, 1 pem. : ; .
27, 28 = Monday and Tuesday = Baseball with Missouri,

here.

April 29 - Wednesday - Lamont, 6:30 penie

May 8,

9 = Friday and Saturday - Baseball with Kansas State,
heré€e

May 14 - Thursday = Linwood High School Commencement, 8:15 peme

May 18, 19 = Monday and Tuesday = Baseball at Columbia, Moe

May 21 - Thursday - Humboldt, Nebraska, High School Commencement

Hay 22 « Friday - Final examinations begin.

 
 

March
larch
March

March

March
March

March

March

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13

15

16

17

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CALENDAR

10:30 Budget Conference
8 peme Old Time Minstrels

it 1t u ve

Sundey, 5 pem.- 9th St. Baptist Church - speak
on First Aid.

Noon, Rotary Club
Kansas City Mun. Aud. - Game with Oklahoma A. & M.

6:50 pem. Co-op Club entertains Basketball Team
at Colonial Tea Room (choose honorary captain)

1:30 Washington Rural High School, Bethel, Kansas
Speak at assembly.

6:30 pem. Wyandotte High School (Quivira)

 
 

SPEAKING ENGAGEMENTS OF DR. FORREST C. ALLEN

Saturday, Sept. 20
Monday, Sept. 22

Thursday, Sept. 25
Sunday, Sept. 28

Tuesday, Sept. 30

Monday, Oct. 13
Tuesday, Oct. 14

Wednesday, Oct. 15

Thursday, Oct. 23

Friday, Oct. 24

Wednesday, Oct. 29

Friday, Oct. 31

Tuesday, Nov. 4

Tuesday, Nov. ll

Wednesday, Nov. 19

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Convocation

William Jewell - Opening
of new Ely Hall 7 Pelle

University Women's Club
6 Delle

Topeka Cooperative Club
Dinner-Pance, Kansan Hotel \
Roof Garden. 6:30 p.m. &

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Osawatomie First Presbyterian *
Church 6:50 peMe

Educational Council Lawrence
Teachers 5:45 pele

William J. Bland Post
American Legion Sports’
Yarade - University Club,
Kansas City, Mo. 6:50 p.m.

8:30 asm. Freshman Engineers
10:30 a.m. First Aid - Lawrence
Memorial High School

P.T.A. District Meeting-Ottawa
Member of Panel Discussion
Group "The Place of Recreation
in National Defense".

6:45 pem. Layman's League
Dinner, West Side Christian
Church, Topeka. "The
Stewardship of Time and Money”

School of Pharmacy, "It
Pays To Look Well" 11:30 a-m.

Kansas City Y.M.C.A. Basketbal:
dinner and demonstration. 6:00

P.Me

Broadcast of panel discussion

_ Physical Education Department,

"Value of Physical Fitness in
the Public School" 6:15 p.eme

‘Minneapolis, Kansas, Lions

Club Athletic Banquet, 6:50 ps!
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Monday, Bows. 17 con neweneeewnnm

Saturday, Nove 22

Monday, Nov. 24

Wednesday, Nov. 26

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Thursday, Dec. ll
Friday, Dec. 12

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Tonganoxie High School Football
banquet, 6:30 pem. "The One
Yard Line."

Turner Kansas High School football
banquet, 6:30 pem. "The Pedagogy
of Football"

Knoxville, Iowa High School senior
class banquet, 6:45 pel.

Cape Girardeau, Mo. Lions Club
football banquet, 6:50 p.m

Basketball Clinic - Dodge City
Kansas High School
Speaking Engagements of Dr. Forrest C. Allen

Saturday, Sept. 20 ---------- weep------ Freshman Outing - "Y" program

Meniay, Sopt.: 22 Convocation

Thursday, Sept. 26 <----+--<---<----"-"" William Jewell - Opening of new
Ely Hall 7 p.m.

Sunday, Opec. 26 +--<-------— <---> University Women's Club 6 pm.

Tuesday, S6pt. 90. --<------6-------<"" Topeka Cooperative Club dinner
dance, Kansan Hotel Roof Garden.
6:50 pem.

Monday, Oct. 15 ---------------- 99-999" Osawatomie First Presbyterian

Church 6:50 p.m.

Tuesday, Ost. 14 =--<9-<----<—507--2" Education Council Lawrence Teachers
5:45 peme

Wednesday, Oct. 15 -------<----<<9----- William J. Bland Post American

Legion Sports' Parade -University
Club, Kansas City, Mo. 6:50 peme
Thursday, Oct. 25 <<<<-9--<--s9"5"¢"""" 8:30 aem. Freshman Engineers
10:30 a.m. First Aid - Lawrence
Memorial High School
Friday, G60. 24 <s->-=-— 5 P.T.A. District Meeting - Member
of Panel Discussion Goup "The
Place of Recreation in National
Defense” 1:30 p.m.
Wednesday, Oct. 29 ----<------989--=-= 6:45 p.m. Layman's League Dinner
West Side Christian Church, Topeka
The Stewardship of Time and Money"

Piiday, Oot. Si =-<--66--------<-- <>" School of Pharmacy, "It Pays To
Look Well" 11:30 a.m.

Tuesday, Hew. 4 -ses<+e-e<es— sen -9- = Kansas City Y.M.C.A. Basketball
dinner and demonstration 6:00
peMm.

Vuestey; Bete. 2h sone Boradcast of panel discussion

P.E. Department, "Value of Physical
Fitness in the Public School" 6:15 p.m.
Wednesday, Nov. 19 --<9-------9<9---= Minneapolic, Kansas, Lions Club
athletic banquet, 6:50 p.m.
SPEAKING ENGAGEMENTS

Friday, Octe 5l--=-<------ ~-11:30 a.me -School of Pharmacy -"It
Pays To Look Well"

Tuesday, Nov. 4----- meer en= 6:00 poem. = Kansas City Y.M.C.A.
Basketball dinner anddemonstration

Thursday, Nov. 6------<--- -3:30 pom. - Golf demonstration by Patty
Berg and Helen Detwiler.

Tuesday, Nov. ll--------- -=6:15 pem. -Broadcast of panel discussion
pee. department, "Value of Physical

b Foe in the Public School". 11$ l"
ona, Viet. /2 poetic 4S Peotone

| Nove 1Q8--------6:3 130 p Peme - Minneapolis, sas, A

CY 3 athletic banquet. y A athe
oe on eee = ak x atts = ‘Kansas

Schedule Making

Thursday, Dec. 1l---------Basketball Clinic - Dodge City High School eG ea
Dodge City, Kansas

Friday, Dec. 12----------=" tt " om "
Wednesday, Dec. 17--------Basketball - Denver University (Lawrence)

Thursday, Dec. 18--------- Basketball = Bethel College (Newton)
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17 --2----- nnn 730 p.m. Tonganoxie High School

Monday, Nov.
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Saturday, Nov. 22 ]<9<---<ee=---- 46180 pem. Turner High School
football banquet

Monday, Nove 24 -n-eenenn rene nn 6:45 pem. Knoxville High School,
Knoxville, :. _ ss bangue

wet, hay.26 —l: 30 soctpal

Saturday, Dee. 6 <<<<-<--<9<--="->" Bix Six Coaches Conference -*ansas .
City - schedule making

lode, Sh Basketball Clinic - Dodge City
High School Dodge City, Kansas

Friday, Dec. 12 ---------9------" -"

“Wednesday, Dec. 17 --------------- Basketball - Denver University (Lawrence

Tursday, Dec. 18 ----------------- Basketball - Bethel College (Newton)

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Huco T. WepeEt1, 15, !’20, President Frep ExLtsworts, ’22, Secretary Bertua Lucxan McCoy, ’og, Vice-President
Supreme Court, Topeka, Kansas Alumni Office, Lawrence, Kansas 1315 Rural, Emporia, Kansas

ad

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A ALUMNI ASSOCIATION of the UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS
PUBLISHER OF THE GRADUATE MAGAZINE

HeapguarTers—Room 2 Frank Strronc Hat
LAWRENCE, KANSAS
July 14, 1942

Dre Fe Ce Allen
Department of Physical Education
Campus

Dear Phog:

The Chancellor's office asked you to send either to that
office or to me a report of the speakers and other contacts you or
your department has had over the state of “ansas. This report has now
been forwarded to me and I appreciate your kindness in sending ite

This report will go with the information recieved from other
persons and departments into the making of a map of contacts made by
the University over the state. This map will either be here at the
alumni office or at the Chancellor's office and you are welcome to see

ite :
Cordially yours,
FE smln Secretary
DIRECTORS
Bruce Hourp, 1’14, Santa Fe Offices, Topeka Joun E. Boyer, 28, I’30, WKH Bldg., Wichita Frank L. Carson, 713, First Nat'l] Bank, Wichita
Dotrx Simons, ’25, Journal-World, Lawrence Joanna Gieep Wacstarr, fa’21, 1730 Indiana, Lawrence
Crarence L. Burt, e’o9, Hutchinson Batrour S. Jerrrey, ’28, Nat'l Bank of Topeka, Topeka
W. T. Grant, fs’05, Business Men’s Assurance Co., Kansas City, Mo.
Harzanp B, Hurcuincs, !’16, 1207 Grand, Kansas City, Mo. Oscar S. SraurrFer, fs’12, Topeka State Journal, Topeka

Active Membership, with Graduate Magazine Subscription, $3 Annually. Life Membership, $60 Single Payment or 10 Installments of $7.50.
 

July 6, 1942.

Mr. Reymond Nichols,
Chanesllor’s Offices

Dear Mr. Nichols:
As requested in your letter of July lst, I
my 8

om enclosing herewith a list of y
for the lest two years. I trust this will be of some |

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essistance to Mr. Ellsworth in making up his Kansas maps.

Very sincerely yours,

Director of Physical Bducation,
PCA:AH Varsity Basketball Coach.
Enc. "

 
THE UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS
LAWRENCE

OFFICE OF

THE CHANCELLOR July 1, 1942

Dr. F, C. Allen
105 Robinson
Campus

Dear Dr. Allen:

Mr. Ellsworth is making up a Kansas
map showing all points of contact of the
University over the last two years, and
would like very much to have a list of your
speaking engagements during that time to enter

on the map.

It would be helpful if you would
indicate the nature of the group before whom
you appeared -- high school, Rotary, Chamber
of Commerce, etc.

Sincerely yours,

Lecpuonbichl

Executive Secretary

 
 

Bey 26, 1942.

Superintendent D. H. ——
Inadboldt, Webraske.

Dear Superintendent Weber:

I had @ very nice trip to Humboldt last
week, and I want to congratulate you on the fine school
plant and the splendid spirit of .the patrons.

With best wishes for your continued
success, I an

\

Very sincerely yours,

Director of Physical Education and Recreation,
PCA:AH Varsity Basketball and Baseball Coach.

 
May 2, 1942.

Superintendent D. H. Weber,
Humboldt, Nebraskn.

Dear Superintendent Weber:

My topic for your commencement exercises on
May 21 is “You Playing Your Part”.

I assure you I an looking forward with pleasure
%o being with you on that date.

Sincerely yours,

; Director of Physical Education and Recreation,
FCA:A H Varsity Basketball and Baseball Coach.
 
 

April 3, 1942. —

ir. D. H. ileber,
Superintendent of Schools,
Humboldt, Nebraska.

Dear Superintendent Weber:

Thank you for your letter of April 2nd. The
arrangements you mention are entirely satisfactory to
me and I shall be happy to come for your commencement
on May 21. I am enclosing a copy of the wire I sent
you this morning.

Very sincerely yours,

. Director of Physical Education and Recreation,
PCA: AH Varsity Basketball and Baseball Coach.

 
age a erie HUMBOLDT CITY SCHOOLS Vengo, MatEALy
EEFIE NIMS, Secretary D, H. WEBER, Superintendent WILL KINSEL
; NELLIE MARIE HOWE, H. S. Principal

High School fully accredited by the University of Nebraska and North Central
Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools.

HUMBOLDT, NEBRASKA 4-2-'42,

Prof, Forrest J. Allen
Director Physical Education
University of Kansas

Dear Mr. Allen:

Thank you for your letter of March 3lI.,

We hawe been paying a flat rate of $25 in the past put since you live
a little farther awgy we shall be glad to offer you $25 for the address and
$10 for traveling expense. You will find good roads all the way.

We prefer to have you on Thursday, May 21, but will accept Friday,
May 22, if it is more convenient for you. Wire me collect.

We shall have thirty graduates.

If you want a companion "Bob" Jenkins would no doubt be glad to accom-
pany you. He lives at Humboldt and is — he Us Frolessor Wiley could
tell you where he lives, + ,

We surely hope you will accept. toon ts , ‘af
 

1886 1941

Program Fifty-sixth Raweol

oo mencement apices

CHumboldt
High oe aac!

 

 

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Ae aleureate ergives

Sunday, May 18, 1941
8:00 P. M.

High School Pudiacuin

PYOCRSSIONAL: 55 550-50 Siig oat School Band
FRVOCAMOR © ices tases Rev. T. V. Hubbell
AM OCRL SOLO Fs. s at ecntectecoie Robert Marshall
SHIeCHON «5... ie Instrumental Ensemble
Scripture Reading ............ Rev. L. V. Hassell
PLAY Er Au ER ob this one Rev. Neva Dodson
Instrumental Solo .................... Milton Kaiser
pelechOn: =<. ef 2585s High School Chorus
eT Ss se Rev. R. N. Benton
MEICGHOR 525 uckn ate. aes Girls’ Sextette

Maxine Grossenbacher, Marjorie
Sandfort, Willistine Clark, Jacque-
line Frehse, Jean Meister, Doro-
thy Todd.

Selecta <i she 5, os. 3s Boys’ Quartette
Jerry Asa, Lewis Hubka, Jr., Robert
Walck, Robert Marshall.

Benedichon® =e Rev. Ward Merritt

Recessional— =e Seek School Band

   

 

 

 

 
 

 

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Thursday, May 225 194]

8:00 P. M.

High Heise: Pddderirn

eel

Processldnak 3... on manti Ruth Ann Rist
invocation: 3-0 2 Rev. Ward Merritt
Selections ee Mixed Ocitette

Betty Marshall, Marilyn Wixon,
Oleta Jack, Jean Wilson, Junior
Schmelzel, Charles Hynek, Gordon
Lafferty, Eugene Lionberger.

VAGUE SOO Farce Aa Marcina Pugh
NRAGOSS 2 fe es Rev. L. V. Hassell
SeleChidnw: 62 as eee. Piano Duet

Betty Marshall and Oleta Jack

Presentation of Diplomas .... Verle McNealy
(Member Board of Education)

Presentation of Awards .. Prin. Mable Beard

Presentation of Rural Graduates ..........
sgh Sedition cue ee Supt. D. H. Weber

Presentation of High School Annuals ....
Be Be ee sacra anes aes ton ee Will Kinsel
(Member Board of Education)

SAlSCUONY 25.278 Eighth Grade Chorus
>

BenecdiChont «2s. Rev. Neva Dodson

Recessional 2.2 .ic. es SA Ruth Ann Rist

 

 
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Friday, May Coa
8:00 P. M.

High Dekeo. ciara

PrOcCeshlOnagl 22 5. iSite essen School Band
PUVOCRHON. 26S Rev. T. V. Hubbell
VOCE SOLO ai sic eee Maxine Bliss
SOLOCUEN Storing ios ast cakeene: Mixed Octette

Maxine Bliss, Marjorie Sandfort,

Donald Herr, Maxine Grossenbach-

er, Robert Walck, Robert Marshall,

Willistine Clark, Lewis Hubka, Jr.
Vocal] S0lo 23.5 ss eres Lewis Hubka, Jr.
AGdrCSS aise ee Hon. John E. Curtiss
Selection sin aa a Girls’ Glee Club

Presentation: Of-SeNIOFS ....cccccs.ccccssseeeesesees
SRE aie ape Miss Nellie Marie Howe

Presentation of Diplomas ............ R. L. Bode
Member Board of Education)

Presentation Special Awards ..................
Scope Prin. Nellie Marie Howe

Presentation o£ Scholarships © .....:.0:00i2..
SNE sis tv on ubrLePe ese ators Supt. D. H. Weber

Benediction: 22.256 s.cs Rev. R. N. Benton

II@CESSION A. Bie ceeds School Band

 

 
 

MEMBERS OF THE SENIOR CLASS

J. Maxine Bliss
Louis Boukal
Tom Carsh
William Frank Day
Howard Drilling
Mary Frances Eis
Ruth Maxine Elmore

F. Wayne Friedly
Roma Darleene Gentry
Allan Gridley
Darlene May Hanna
Carl Frederich Harms
Lucille Ann Hendrix
Lewis James Hubka, Jr.

Melvin Dale Hubka
Margaret Louise Hughes
Doris M. Hunzeker
Roma Hunzeker

Maxeen Jamison
Milton Lee Kaiser
Ellwyn Kemper

Estille Forrest Killebrew
Everett L. King
Loren Wendell Kunze .
Marjorie E. Loennig
Robert G. Marshall
Shirley Elaine Marshall
Loren Lale Mayer

Clinton B. Parker
Harriett Faye Pennington
Wayne W. Sandfort
Darlene June Stalder
W. LaMoine Stalder
I. Wirsell Stalder
Morris Dee Standerford

John Stauffer
Dorothy Jean Todd
Donna L. Ude
Robert W. Walck
Virginia Maxine Williamson
Alvera M. Wilson
Orivell Charles Yocum

 

 

 
 

 

 

  

JUNIOR HIGH GRADUATES

Margaret Albin
Charles Hynek, Jr.
Oleta Jack
Gordon Lafferty
Erma Jeanne Lang
Eugene Lionberger
Betty Marshall
Wilma O’Keefe
Junior Parker
Marcina Pugh
Oleta Rue
Bobby Saal
Junior Schmelzel
Muriel Streator
Louise Thomas
Edna Trimmer
Jean Wilson
Marilyn Wixon

 

 

 

 
 

 

a ier Senior Banquet

HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM
MONDAY EVENING, MAY 12

"P@OStIDASteR 5. 8 ois) canes Herald Stalder
Response: 3 ack ae Marjorie Loennig
TIONOLS ee eo ees es Mary Wright
PUL AICI 8. ete Nellie Marie Howe
Seon Wills posse. Robert Marshall
Vow es {3.0 | ceed es Gon PRE ASE Site Lewis Hubka
TOCA koe Senos as ak argc tanvens David Fowler
POPORO Sh 6 occa tcc ete se Doris Hunzeker
Class PropuieC yc rk cee Milton Kaiser

Pie ates Banquet

METHODIST CHURCH
THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 29, 1941

OFFICERS

VIRGINIA ANN PORR, President.
ROBERT HOLECHEK, First Vice-President.
ARDIS YEARLING, Second Vice-President.
OTTO KOTOUC, JR., Secretary.

JERRY NEMECEK, Treasurer.

 

 

 
 

Peer of Paecton

DR. C. B. ARNOT, President.

W. J. BOSS, Vice-President.

MRS. JOY NIMS, Secretary.

R. L. BODE.

VERLE McNEALY.

WILL KINSEL..
_G. D. JENKINS, Ex-officio Treasurer.

Seles! Faculty

MARGARET JEANNE RITCHIE, Kinder-
garten.

VIRGINIA ANN PORR, First Grade.
EDITH BOWERS, Second Grade.
DORIS TRIMBLE, Third Grade.
WILMA NOFSGER, Fourth Grade.
LOUISE SCHOLL, Fifth Grade.
LUCILE DUEY, Sixth Grade.
VICTOR GRAHAM, Seventh Grade.
MABLE BEARD, Eighth Grade.
DOROTHY KUTCHER, Vocal Music.
DAVID FOWLER, Band and Chorus.
L. E. WATSON, Vocational Agriculture.

LLOYD GILDERSLEEVE, Science and
Coach.

ALFRED PAUL, Commercial.
VIRGINIA JOHNSON, English.
LOIS STERNER, Normal Training.
NELLIE MARIE HOWE, Principal.
D. H. WEBER, Superintendent.

 

 

 
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Thursday, May 21, 1942, 8:15 pme
High School Auditorium

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Processional -<--<--- 9 ene rer srr -School Band
Tnvocattion----<---------- See MK ROVS eV a REDO.
Yocal Solo------- tate PP; Tinxene Grossenbacher
Selection----~-------5------Sonior Chorus ilembers
Acdress-"You, Playing Your Part"-Forrest C. Alten

(Dircetor of Physical E€ueation Uni. 6f Kansas)
Flute Sole--------+------- w-weeeegOan Fankneuser
Presonsation of Sertors-<Prin. Nellic Maric Howe
Prosentation of Dinlomas~--------- Dr; CGC. Be saenot

(Prostdent Board of Education)

Presontction of Spccial Awards-Supt, D. H, Weber
Voeal Solo------------------------- «scan Moistcr
Bencdtct ion--=--++=<-~- weew-e-=-RoV.e. Re. MH. Bonton —
Reoccssional--<------ woseee eee eee ---School Band

Class Roll

Darrel D. Beckwith  Emna Leo King

Betty Jo Burow Dorothy Krofta
Hiaurcec C. Ghristenscn- Kenneth Martinosky
Claronec C. Glough Virginia 0. Martinosky
Shirley Crosby Clarcnce-Jd. licister
Norma Lee Dobrovolny BH. dean Moister
Daricne Be Dolsky = Shirley Jo Mitchell
U. Joan Pankhauscer | Imozcne- Oursland
Holen F. Fergus desso Jr. Nemechek
Ruth H. Burrow farrictt N. Rexroth
Moxcne Rs-.Gergons Marjoric E. Sandfort
F. Maxcne Grosscnbacher Constance Smith

Amy tie. HOlechok | _-Horaia D. Stalder
Dwaine Ff. James Altes Misvaick:
Virginia. Killebrew Tiary Wrisht

 
 

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ir. John V. Glades, i i
114 East 9th Street, : ok
Topeka, Kansas. i

Dear Mr. Glades:

I greatly appreciate your kind invitation to |
speak to the Senior Hi-Y¥ boys at Camp Wood on Saturday,
dane 6. However, I am teaching in the Sumer Session,
which starts on June 2, and will be tied up here on that
day. We have school on Saturday, June 6, to make up for
the work missed on Monday, Jume 1, which

I am very sorry that it is impossible to accept

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your gracious invitation. I trust that you will have a
most successful session at Camp Wood this sumer.

Very sincerely yours,

Director of Physical Biucation and Recreation
FCA:AH Varsity Basketball and Baseball Coach.

 
THE WEST CENTRAL AREA COUNCIL
of the

NATIONAL COUNCIL OF YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATIONS
- OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA

114 East Ninth Street

Topeka, Kansas May iZ, 1942
Mr. Phog Allen
Kansas University
Lawrence, Kansas

Dear Mr. Allen:

If possible, we would appreciate your coming to Camp Wood, near #lmdale, Kansas, to
speak to the senior Hi-Y boys who will be in session there at that time, on Saturday
morning, June 6, at 9:30 A.M. We will be most happy to pay your travel expenses.

We would like to have you talk to the boys in regard to physical fitness, helping them

realize their responsibility to their bodies. Many boys from over the state have
requested that we invite you to camp this year and we all hope that you will be able
to accept this invitation.

_— yours,

ho late

; De Glades
( ae Manager
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May 4, 1942.

Mr. Sanborn Cook,
Office of Superintendent of Schools,
Sabetha, Kansas.

Dear Mr. Cooks

It will be a great pleasure for me to come to
Sabetha on Tuesday, May 12, but I am sorry that I
cannot bring any of the boys with ma. It is near
the end of school and we try to protect their studies
as much as possible.

I will bring along a film showing part of our
Kansas-Kensas State basketball game played here in
Lewrence last January 24th. Do you have a projector
and someone to operate it? |

I will drive my Buick car, and will have to
charge 6f a mile for the trip. If you think you will
not be able to stand that expense don't be beckward
about telling me. I am happy t come, but felt that
you should know in advance what the expense will amount
toe

Very sincerely yours,

Director of Physical Education and Recreation,
PCA:AR Varsity Basketball and Baseball Coach.

 
Eten le esteem ~The EL CCE. oOo a SR Te oe

Sabetha City Schools

SABETHA, KANSAS

Office of Superintendent

May 1, 1942

Dr. F. C. Allen
University of Kansas
Lawrence, Kansas

Dear Dr. Allen:

I am writing to supplement our telephone conversation
of a few days ago.

Our Father and Son banquet is to be held in the Con-
gregational church, May 12, at 6:30... There will be ap-
proximately 120 boys and fathers, who would be interested
in an address of your own choice or as has been suggested
by some of the club members, some pictures of your basket-
ball team in action.

Qur community has become very basketball minded dur-
ing the last two seasons. I am sure these men and their
fast growing youths would appreciate any picture you might
show. This is only a suggestion which has been handed to me.
You do as you choose and I am sure everyone will be pleased.

Another suggestion has been made, by our sponsor Mr.
Harp, that possibly there would be a quartet or novelty
team that would like to come for the evening. If any such
musical unit could be secured to give a fifteen or twenty
minute program it would give variety to our program. These
are merely suggestions which may handle as to your own liking.
Please let us know as soon es possible if you wish to do this.

As was said in the telephone conversation your expense
will be paid by our Boyst Club.

Hoping everything to be satisfactory with you, the
Sabetha Boys' Club will have the welcome mat out May 12
at 6350, :
Most Sincerely yours,

Sanborn Cook