Webb City High School - King Jack Yearbook (Webb City, MO)

 - Class of 1929

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55 , f mae mm 1 ,..W,.....,.e. Juniors First Row-Curtis Byler, Donald Mayes. Raymond Bettis, Elizabeth Sides. Mary Frances Campbell, Marjorie Pence, Chester Higgins. Second RowfEugene Hughes, Max Miller, J. L. Graham, Dorothy Hall, Helen Pritchett, Lura Summers. Lanoua Flowers. Third Row-Sherman Stines, Clyde Davis, Woodrow Howard, Gussie Harrison, Virginia Lee Binkley, Fourth R,owfRuth Spencer, Lenore Boyd, Gay Wilson, Jay Wright, Eva Steele. Fifth Row-Nadine Metsinyzer, Marie Dipley, Montess Qualls, Harriet Hulfhines, Helen Spencer, Pauline j Edwards, Frances Meluirin. Sixth Row-Adrain Hendry, Elmer Thomas, Ora Cannon, Goldie Smith, Alberta Dipley, Elsie lone Pryor, Josephine Thomas. Seventh Row-Carl Sanders, Wilfred Switzer, Gale Anderson, Clarence Dodson, Leslie Sanders, Glenn Lowe. , . 'N E - rl ' 5 WWW 5121- 'Q N , Qu 42

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,-. W-.5 f' +1wlSWm'? 1W'fi+ 'f ' 67554 mac aaarg X ps im Junior History ,env Y the time we reached the eighth grade, we, the class of '30, considered ourselves just as important as the High School Seniors consider themselves-and so we were-weren't we the highest ranking students in the building? But when the time came for us to enter High School as Freshmen, our ego received a staggering blow. The Junior High building had seemed large to us, but the High School seemed enormous! The corridors were wide and were miles long. Had there ever been enough people in Webb City to fill the seats in the Study Hall? But surely there had been, or why would they have built the library to catch the overflow? Although we finally became accustomed to the bigness of things 'and were blessed with such excellent sponsors as Mr. Shover, Miss Thweatt, and Miss Denham, it took us almost the whole year to get organized-in other words, our Freshman year was a flop. fWhy didn't I say so in the first place? Because I was told to write six hundred words and I have to rave about something.J When we had achieved the height of being Sophomores, we began to wake up and enter into the activities of the High School. We had an efficient corps of officers -Glenn Lowe, president: Melba Gelling, vice president 1 Helen Custis, secretary, and Harold Gallagher, treasurer. Glenn Lowe and Lanona Flowers won second prizes in the music and voice contests at Pittsburg and first prizes in the inter-society contests held in Webb City. This same year Ross Johnson and Henry Damron were players indispensable to the football squad. Now, as Juniors, we are again feeling rather important. The members of our class are doing their best to raise the standard of the school even higher. Carl San- ders, Leslie Sanders, and Jay Wright, have done a great deal toward making our basketball team one of the best in Southwest Missouri. Henry Damron, Raymond Bettis and Ross Johnson are letter men in football and Raymond Bettis was elected football captain for next year. The Junior Play, Seventeen, was such an over- whelming success that almost the entire cast decided to go on the legitimate or into the movies ino offers have been made as yet, howeverj. The crowning event of the season will occur when the Juniors are hosts and hostesses to the dignified Seniors at a banquet given to honor the departing Senior.s, whose shoes we intend to fill so t admirably next year. if 2 VIRGINIA CLAIRE RATLIFF. I 1 X wp, l qx 1 so Wil' 7777 41 4 -my mv 'ul



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r l , We Mele M , 5 lik, 4 x di I ff l Juniors First Row- -William Chinn, Edna Mash, Wilfred Bruce, Dorothea Mottet, Craixz Packer, Gary Smith, Ruth Ramsay. Second Row-Lois Spencer, Heron IluMars, Thurman Damer, Harold Gallagher, Stanley Smith, Ralph Freeman, Pauline Wilson. ' Third Row-Ross Johnson, Neva Rudd, Ermadene Wilson, Martha Painter, Bernice Boyd. Fourth RowfBessie Edgzmond. Jesse Poindexter, Nadine Hardy, Virginia Claire Ratliff, Enid Anderson. Fifth Row+Ney Dean Cunningham, Helen Custis, Fayrene Lynch, Avis Smith, Opal Mae Fain, Ella Marie Dunham, Lee MacLain. Sixth Row-Alpha Biizley, Cleo Houston, Mabel Boyd, Ruth Rose, Rexal Barber, Melba Gellimr, Henry Damrnn. Seventh RowvWilliam Edwards, Zoe Sweetland, Robert Sellinpzer, Ruth Turnidixe, Walton Cushman. I K -...nk qi 45 S if . S X KK is X

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