1934 Pow Wow
Junction City High School
Senior Class, Page 3
Pictures and Profiles
Row 1- R. Freeman, Heberly, Humphrey, Kerr, Koepke, Langvardt
Row 2- Grentner, Heer, Isaacs, King, Kramer, Marston
Row 3- Hamilton, Hoyt, Jones, Kirkland, Langueien, Mass
ROBERT ROY FREEMAN is only sixteen. He's locker boy in the gym, takes American history and "shines" in upper mathematics. He's a ladies man. Just ask those Fort Riley girls.
O-o-o-h! Look at JOHN GRENTNER. Johnny is a plenty smart chap! John takes mathematics and history. He's a whiz at giving reports, we heard. Say, Johnny, what ever happened to you and S. M.?
MARGERY HAMILTON is an easy going maid. She parts her hair m the middle and takes dramatics. Somebody told us that Margery never studied if she thought she could bluff the teacher. Tsk! Tsk! We never thought it of you.
Did anyone ever see MYRNA HEBERLY hurry? Well, Myrna has pretty black hair and lives at Fort Riley. She and Marie Acker are great friends.
LUCY HEER is that little maid who works in the office last hour. She takes typing and you should see her fingers dance. We listened the other day and we heard her playing "Who's Afraid of the Big Bad
Wolf?"
And here Dona Eustacia Mercedes Maria Y Filar De La Montana, better known to us as MILDRED HOYT. She's outstanding in dramatics and had the lead in the senior play. Sh« takes journalism, too. No use, boys, she's going steady.
BARBARA HUMPHREY finds a peculiar attraction (or should we say attractions?) at Manhattan. What is it, or what are they? We wonder. No we don't! We know! Can you guess? Come to 223 and we'll tell you if you don't have any luck guessing.
MARCELLA JONES is a lass with a deep dark past. We can't find anything out about her. We only know two things—she has long, straight brown hair and she plays the piano. We sure shouldn't make much of a record as detectives—would we? Remember the Orpheum of two years ago? Marcella was outstanding in her part in that.
JENNETTE KERR has a whole long list of activities——dramatics, journalism, glee club, and typing. Do you ever read "This and That About Here and There" in the Blue Jay? Well, Jennette writes it. You should
see how Kerr pulls downs the "inches" in journalism with her renowned glee club stories.
This dark curly-haired lass is EUNICE KING. Eunice takes typing and she's good, too. Don't you "never, never let anybody tell you she's not, neither."
ADELAIDE KIRKLAND is an amusing little girl who always writes up girls intramurals lor the Blue Jay. She's made chatter columns several times this year. She takes American history, too.
HORACE KOEPKE belongs to that famous fraternity, "The Knights of the Road." Say, Horace, did you sprain your thumb when you went to the World's Fair last summer? Horace is a quiet sort of a person, but there's a lot of gray matter in his upper extremity.
A good little girl is PAULINE KRAMER. Pauline's treasurer in Girl Reserve. She takes typing and American history. She is business manager of the Blue Jay staff, and according to Mr. Heady, is a mighty good one. She's not slow, either, when it comes to dictation in shorthand.
GLENN LANGEUIN takes dramatics, and was in the senior play. Glenn is one of the tall, dark and handsome type of boys. Look him over, girls! Don't you think so, too?
What's some "orful dirty dirt" about HOWARD LANGVARDT? Well, one time (?) he was arrested for speeding. We guess he reformed, 'cause he still drives a car to school. He played an excellent game of football during his high school career. He has an infectious grin, too.
DONALD MARSTON is that person who beats the great big drum. He used to live in Abilene. Donald says that Adam, Eve, and Noah are among his distinguished ancestors. It's a good thing they can't hear him.
GRACE MASS takes dramatics. She takes typing and shorthand, too. She knows that "An efficient stenographer doesn't chatter." she's another one of those country girls who made good in this big, big city.