Center High School - Yellow Jacket Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1957 volume:

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X4 td and Zaclcfd Kama Qty, Wtduamd YEARBOOK STAFF OF 1957 Kill px xt 'J V 'sl' XXV- x, YN ' 1 Q N' -CY it JN ' X ll ' 'tl li? r N X A A 1 X C l A X vit X YB 'li ' . .L X F X ,J , it x l A' 7 ' th xl X if pi Xl Q 51 X U 1 MJ - Q rlix eg 5 X A A N y , Q ,i 4.-f 3 ' A orewor 2 1 L 3 Xxx kjx X lgll 1 L if ,qyl Yggf ,V M,.,Q'Nf The Yellowiacket Stott of 1957 presents to ,XX X lj Sk fi, J b , .VK you CENTERAMA showing the action, thrills, I L gi Q fix ly X' A ,, X X3 Y , Nl fx 55 and memories from behind the scenes of the X ' X i X' .X XR Y ' ' ' 'X ' ff S X X: past year at Center. N N We trust you will enioy viewing this year- t X M x K it X Ngxtll M ll f book QS much GS we have had in producing X it N NL lb ,. , if xx g E 2 its X 3 Niki s - Z XX l x N rx, ' 'l ' Q J KX J , ' , , 'X l X 4 ' X. . 4, 5 Editor ........ Assistant Editor Production Editor Class Editor . . . .... Betty Crow Activity Editor . . . Marilyn Roark . . . . . . Katie Brown .. Judy Dailey Louise Jackson Sports Editor .... .. . Jeff Heaivilin Photographer . . . . . . John Bailey Finance ....... .... M arsha Smith Committee Dwaine Keyser Bob Corder Carter Douglas Patsy Schell Ken Smith Yearbook Sales Nancy Murray Committee Danny Krell Carol Jean Cooper Bruce Brient Larry Kay Nanette Renault Louise Jackson Marilyn Wise Yearbook Advisor Miss Frances M. Knight ....-s--I ,,,.....srgJ +- 3 xx, A Q, , A , 4 N' , f L 4 K L!f7!4!fcL I 1, .4 .1 XXV-'f' 'f ' , 4 ' - 1 t. L f -1 flji-22-F rf, A-A, 'jf , 4' ff def ' ZQ MA77 . 6 Z4 Z 4 6' Z 04? 4 'A'!L'f 4i12fn4.-9 1 Z , k -f f . 4 'H ., A ' Z Y7? .f 6 KL, ,qfgigf C , V 4732! A 13? QA Q!-ff f f A 4 22.522, If f f- , , ,f ,, ,f K -' f '35 Adors Music Page 8 Page 67 'N 4 Y i Undersiudies Sound Effeds PGQS page s Y' sy! M Background Amon Page 39 A,V,q Q ,Q gh 1 Page 94 Senior Class Acfivifies Page 94 Sponsors 3 Page 98 2 0 0 The YELLOWJACKET Staff is honored to dedicate the 1957 yearbook of Center High School to a distinguished faculty member, Mrs. Ethel D. Lock, Ph.D. Her scholarship, her lively sense of humor, her gracious dignity, and her genuine interest in the welfare and happiness of youth are but facets of a personality which has endeared her to students, faculty, and patrons alike. As she retires, we tender to her our appreciation of a lifetime devoted to ci noble profession as well as our gratitude for her understanding guidance and inspirational classroom teaching. 4 W z 3 GEO. W. LEHMAN GERALD WHISLER SR. TED WALLO Presidenf MELVIN STUTZMAN ETHEL L. RINER Treasurer if - ,1 i Z i mm, Vice Presideni L, , . . , z JM FRANK LYMAN DUDLEY GLEASON GERTRUDE MCPHERRON Secreiory 5 Ji ll TOM V. FORAKER Principal I O MILTON GARRISON Superintendent of Schools Q Q g i , SA ,fdcfor . vw 4 ,.,. 4' Q ,Q 5 9 2 'Q 5 3 2 i X x ?,,9 . Qpifsw ' Q 'Ei an A K X39 ., 'W U 2 I ' Q if ,ff X' 4, Q 'ul 1 O K ., i .. ,WWA -ss Nxw ww' .S AIGYMQ as 5 W e v 1 5 n 'Me Stew BRUCE BRIENT Presiderif CARTER DOUGLAS BARBARA LINVVLLE Vice President Secretory MARSHA SMITH NANETTE RENAULT Member ci? large Treasurer Advisors Miss CHURCH Mr. WI LLS 8 GENEVA ARMSTRONG SHIRLEY M. AVERY RAY AYEARST ROBERTA BARTLETT LOREN K. BECK BOB BENSON JUDY BERGREN TERRY BETTES WILLIAM G. BOLES AUDA BREWSTER MARCIA LEE BRICKEY mf agar, -W- gilv' ,,. PATSY BRODY ELAINE BROWN ELSIE BROWN GARY BROWN KATIE BROWN CONSTANCE BURDICK BILL CHANEY MICHAEL DAVIES CLARKE CAROL JEAN COOPER BOB CORDER LARRY G. CROUSE I BETTY CROW JUDY MARIE DAILEY PHIL DOUGHERTY DELBERT DOUGLAS JANICE EISMAN PHILIP JAMES FLEMING REBA LOU FOSTER NANCY GARDNER WAYNE GREENE JUDY GRIMES CALVIN K. GROFF Tix '4'fT '-wr Q, mf' M, if. A uf-.4 I BILL GUILD JURHEE HANDY BOB HARPER DICKIE HARRIS JEFF HEAIVILIN LARRY HEDGES AUDREY A. HIX SHARON JARRETT HOLLOWAY DON HOLT PAT HURST LOUISE JACKSON I JUDITH ANN JONES LARRY KAY DWAINE H. KEYSER JUDY KIRBY KRISTINE KLlNGE PAUL DAVID KLUGMAN ORVILLE GENE KNAPP DOTTIE LEE KRAMER DANNY W. KRELL BEVERLY LANE BOB LEWIS UM GERALD MARSHALL RU'I'H MEIER LARRY MENDENHALL SUZANN MILLS RICHARD F. MILLER STEVE K. MONSEES DON MOODY NANCY ANN MOODY GLENDA MORAIN ROBERT J. MORRIS VERNA M, MORTENSON I NANCY SUE MURRAY SANDRA MYERS CHARLES McFARLAN SAM McPHERSON KENNETH MCQUARRIE MARGARET NEECE GALEN LEE ODEN ROSS PHILLIPPE DONALD POTTER GAY K. PUESTER DELLA PUMMILL 4-um...,,, . 15563: Y QM ' 'Iii E ,I E, 52355 BOB RING MARILYN ROARK SANDRA ROGERS S. ROCK SCARCELLO PATRICIA SCHELL DIANA SCOTT JO ANN SHINER BOB SHIPMAN KEN SMITH MARIE STOWE THOMAS ROSS STUTZMAN ROGER THOMAS MARGARET THOMPSON LOIS VAN GORDON DOROTHY LORENE VEACH ROBERT C. 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' 6644466 ai RICHARD LANGFORD MARGARET HERLIG Pfeildefll Vlce President BUFORD ELLIS Advisor j lvlolhemollcs ' MARIE CUNNINGHAM Assistant Advisor ' w W ,gg l l l v f - I rr ui, . 4 .W 1,3 wr K ' x- B R ? sss, I f,,,A ii I si' JERRY MILLER VICKI MONSEES SGCVCIOVY Treasurer ul' A Kvf 'il' I M 'W R K ' an bi -'RR' 1 .I I Q' ' , 'ELL , , , 1' we I '- W. vi? f R' ' .1 fs Irsr I ,QL A,,xg'w ,, I Q .i,, i , 12 ' , I V Q if . tr 'Y . srr IsL r f E ,III i Irssr I I I rssssss, in ROW 'l. H. Albright, P. Ansen, L. Berey, B. Benlz, ROW 2. B. Bluhm, J. Butler, R. Clwaffln, S. Butcher, ROW 3. M Clingcn, M. Corben, H. Cook, L, Clark. ROW 4. B. Eckert, M. Clork, P. Dunsworth, C. Funk, M. Emerson, J. Fullhort ROW 5. J. Graham, R. Ellis, l.. Eckorf, T Groves, P. Fritls, M. Greene. ROW 6. N. Gudeos, R. Gould, J. Haynes, C. H01- fenstein, P. Houtchens, J. Hornig, 4 ig- ' Q fl' . Q 'Iv' are -. vs I M K ,Q A. nike, I f 1' V M R ,. JL ' J N 'J it f , .L . L . A ff' Im fi vw J at . rl' rn. J .- W ,L ' 1 ' 'R ff fl' wr -J fs.. .ee 4 .3 -ly. I V Q . N K . f l' A . Jig, my Q, .V My 1.1 f-mp. I Fifi .L i nf' 'u J - .. J QL J: .1 A . u gy .. V . ' J Q . . . gi P Q Y 1 V. . V' if 1 ,. w .Nt A A gf? ,,,..,, .- ws ' R! J . 'f- .. 'LW I Ml..wV I F. f, M it I, H . isp-mfs ' 4 Ah Q... . L ye 'V V7 K K ' 'lv Q- if ml K - V,. I J 'V I . 1 11. .- . - ,psig . , Q ' f ig.. , .f ...,. A R . s f : ,J f- As- st 13.32-XM ff.. In 5, A I A 'M D ., ... .V y J me J. 4 ,, kL . f 'W IU' 'I ' ' A F! , 'e -is Q if Q J I ' M it .. of L . ., ' 'WSJ f-,' . in 35, HM.. 2 5 'fr ' - 4 . i .L L F10 X ROW 'l. A. Henry, R. Jarrett, J. Jurgeson, M. Justice, D. Jones, C. Keeler. ROW 2. M. Kilgore, B. Lotta, L. Krell, L. Ludecke, M. Madison, M. Morain. K ROW 3. M. Banaka, S. Messmer, H. Pierce, D. Mills, R. Ross, S. Mitchell. ROW 4. B. Morris, L. Rogers, L. Murray, K. Murray, D. Schwark, K. McFar- j ii lan. ROW 5. J. Shields, A. McCarthy, C. Potter. R. Weeks, J. Roberts, , , H W 6 J S' s, L. Sharp, R. Thomas, R. Tye, G. Raffurty, , 2 M- Pearson. RO . . :pe P. Wade. ROW 7. L. Shadden, C. Weeks. 2 A s eJ ' af '62 PAT BLANTON President X S . S SSSSS S 71 fv I' ' PAUL MCC LUNE Sec.-Treas. CAROL WIMP Vice-President ADVISORS l.El.A GARRISON Special Education TRUMAN THOMPSON Social Studies S, ' . ,.,, P , .. S. ,S ' S i- : SV S A - 'V m S V A Z S S' 9 A ' i S A S. A A ess.. 1- ii S S . ,.i , S ,S SS ji M ,Sig A 'Q veg, M I- fr- ... .gr ' UQ . r- ff -k,, ,J vi - li, Sf ' S, li-iz:f1ill'.i Y ,. in f. K S ffl 5 i'-f V' . in Ji ivifx, - ,S il: .K . .SS i Nj? iiiiiii S S' if' S A S i e A Q Sa... N SS f ,S ' S iiei S fi ,S S.. S LS S, Q KL WS .5 52 rm, S K S V , we f A X I A I A - F ,.i' S . ' S' fiyw, ,,'i ,S Y . ' E. S F - S ,lz ,-., ,Sf S ' 3 S I SS 1 r -K 'mi S S f a a S S ' A S A ' S .S S A ii S Se A -A S S. .S .SS . ' SS S 1 f if S f I i'iS Si 'F S l L, SS A S S S. S - V L SVLV Aii V- A ' S lkfkti wi Mfivirgf SSVV A ' 'pref ,my pf 'SS' Zr iiiY4l f WL L -'T ...S - ' . S ' .S S- S Y' ' if 'S- NS . 1 SS,S S sf 1. Fw. S S, K .S ., , WS .SS S H' S S V S y my - rf' SSG, S I f -4:l-A Q, in S ' ii A,V' S -SS ROW I. D. Appleby, F. Aebly, R. Baruch, A. Allen, R. Beecham, P. Baker, H. Berry. ROW 2. ES Crouch, K. Berry, MS Donnell, BS Brock, W. Burks, G. Burns, SS Dollison. ROW 3. R. Butler, W. Eclds, R. Carter, M. Gawf, CS Chesnut, E. Collins, A. Gillespie. ROW 4. R. Corder, RS Goodall, F. Crow, E. Denyer, BS Harris, J. Denye P. Jones. r, J. Harrington. ROW 5. B. Donnelly, R. Dudley, R. Falcone, H. Foree, S. Ingram, P. Graham, R syrr. , J ,. - W1 A ,,, is I M iff fig, g. ...f .N . .fa safe L. K 5' gf Q, 1 till, . .V fe 4 L A G 'Q' i wx .-L, ff , wr an W' G - .Z - J J' 'R 'Q i K is ' if X7 is i V. ri. 0 LVL. ul :L K ,,,' F i. i K: Q is gi 1 kt A. an . '- 1 gff . 'EL . , ' '4 A L . it H J L ' . i . i i . F IQ, 3 .::-, t E 1 I A iz. in i .. .: ff fs -N E it if VZ , ' ' ' I I W 1 . n m X N J fs S A 2 , H Wifi f If ?u f if . I I W is-. .1 J xiilis . . if J .,,,, fm ' . 3, .. W . -g , . I 4 vs . yd ' 1 ' 1 M . . . A w , . ., .if Q 'TX . ,Nh- i. N. X .Di X A K S ., iw . 1' . L .P ,-.:i-J J 'fs it , Q ,vu by A , I i. 4... l Y A L Q. . . 4 i , , K 'A iw X VVII V A V - -.-- if h::,,A M ,.. 'S . , 4 M, il ' H L i..i . A 1- A... A I 4 4: ' ii We are 'J Ji! lf' 'M 1- .f K-A v wwf i my li ' ig- 'M' M' L is .iz . kj: uv V ' L K: A 7 My kg V 'fr 'X 1 ' jg .i l , 1' ' 4 .. ' - . :lk 1 .575 - -5, . x ff , y V-1... ,,:, ,ff L-' 'N-.,,, ag . -, ROW 1. W. Hole, M. Kosioh, C. Homilton, B. King, F. Harrelson, M. Hertz, C. Klugmon. ' L ROW 2. D. Hoverstock, S. Hurst, G. Miller, J. Jackson, G. Moellentirie, J. Jeschke, J. Joiner, ROW 3. J, Pongborn, J. Jurgeson, R, Justice, K. Potti, D. Koyser, L. Keyser, B. Lewis. ROW Jkkf if 4. A. Perry, F. Leone, K. Phillips, J. Loone, J. Morfield, K. Remy, S. Moy. ROW 5. S. Melson, I B. Ryan, J. Miller, P. Ring, J. Miller, M. Morong, B. Rodobough. ROW 6. W. McBee, L. Mc- Collom, K. Sufreed, J. McCoy, P. Potti, J, Shirley, G. Purdorn. ROW 7. D. Register, G. Rhoodes, J, Rohovit, K. Sortore, W. Rodobough, K. Smith, S. Taylor. ROW 8. G. Strcder, L. Vedder, S. Taylor, V. Whistler, R. Wnited, V. Wilson, J. Wenslci. ROW 9. S. Younger, J. York. .1- JJ FOOTBALL TEAM ROW I. R, Whited, E. Collins, S. Hurst, S. Toylor, B. Brock, C. Chestnut, H. Albright, F. Hole, J. Wenski. ROW 2. G. Burns, D, Rohovif, P. Pofti, W. Burks, B. Lotto, M. Greene, L. McCullum, C. Hoffenslein. ROW 3. Coach Henley, R. Longford, J. Fullhorf, P. Grohom, R. Ross, R. Smith, F. Crow, E. Denyer, Monoger. BASKETBALL TEAM ROW T. S.kToylor, Monoger, L. McColl0m, M. Jusfice, F. Crow, M. Greene, R. Longford, P. Grohom, R. Ross, L. Rogers, L. Berey, D. Koiser D. Rohovif, R. Whiled, Cooch Henley. CHEERLEADERS V '.,, RICHARD HENLEY M. He-rlig, L. Shodden, M. Peorson, E. Crouch, K. Pohl, C. Klugmcm. Couch MQNISTRELS . W. ... 'QM .L 3. TYPING CLUB INDUSTRIAL ART 1f....,-,, w HOMEMAKING YT' 1 Q mf- K wif A .WM Q? ev 6 'liz if k 7 V rj, Q 'gf '. . w prank Wu 77i4724W Kara Kentaama ,mama 2-'ca 'iltajedty :de Zee 5 f Danny 'Mm ,-fzmwzww sean Wm Wm 2944444 :fs fn iff JJ 77644444 Sandi T Wa- 7 ROW 1. G. Meyers R. Henry, R. Phillippe, D. Wenski. ROW 2. T. Betfes, C. Ricks, W. Greene, L, Kay, D. Lemmons. ROW 3. B. Lewis, R. Rowland, G. Oden, V, Cornish, P. Dougherty. 0 Q. :L r 5 ...... GARY MYERS President ii 'QQ DAVID DeHELMS Advisor Science Mathematics Q- 7eea4 W,,.,,,. ,W ' .,.,4sf'5f'-fffiflisfrsw i ,,,.,,?,,, is , he fr J ' 'W' , fr.. f ' ., .im A: ,I ,fi -Zig, wiring? 'Hwttff in if f Ly 1 ,'i1.'z'21gli2fk3 52 5 Li? 4- 3 Wgmslsii , I ., X. , , , , Nfl QM , T ,iwasf W Wsffrzrezv - - -f-- 11-1111, .e,..rfrrwff . ,. ,.- ,:: - cr, . ,, '--' f,,,,-as 1 , - ,,.., , -. 1554 7 A , ,jfy1:.f?N' J wif fr JUDY GRIMES President NANETTE RENAULT JUDY KIRBY SECVGWVY lst Vice President if-.aw ' W Y Marv-W Inter Club Council JANETTE TOTTEN BARBARA LINVILLE - -,,:-my ,ai ,-A: A ,1- LOUISE JACKSON 2nd Vice President GLENDA MORAIN Treasurer ETHEL D' LOCK MILDRED DOUGHERTY Advisor Advisor Social Science Comm erce COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN ROW I. J. Riddle, J. Hornig, M. Bunn, V. Cornish, B. Poyne, P. Browne, J. Patti. ROW 2, J. Dailey, D. DeShofTon, J, Smith, E. Donnell, N. Renault, L, Schroeder, C, Walduslcy, A. Hoover. ff- 'fm qw ROW l. M. Neece, B. Lone, A. Hix, C. Cooper, S. Myers, N. Moody, J. Shiner, D. Scott. ROW 2. M. Wise M. Smith, D, Purpmill, S. Mills, C. Burdick, J. Eisman, G. Armstrong, P. Schell. ROW 3 P. Brody, S. Rogers J. Jones, G. Puester, E. Welch, M. Roark, D. Veach, P. Weislocher. ROW l. M. Brost, M. Snodgrass, S. Von Tine, B. Gleason, B. Roop, M. Tye, J. Hammer. ROW 2. P. Clark T. Hunter, P. CofTey, D. Curry, M. Bridges, R. McGrady, W. Langford, ROW 3. A. Cook, L. Kis1Ier,W, Ervin P. Albright, K. Conner, A. Bell, P. Dawson. LL L mu 1 l AA .Aux ROW 'l. N. Albright, E. lnloes, V. Jefferson, P. Marsh, P, Stroder, J. Calder, C. Swartz, J Gould, G Donelson, B. Pollard, Z. Holliday. ROW 2. L, Patterson, D. Peck, L. Patterson, C. Payne, P. Wise, S. Aebly M. Mason, M. Daniels, J. Hogg, J. Bliven, C. Parker, B. Osborne. ROW 3. G. Hawks, D. Teeter, P. Sullins H. Heaivilin, P. Pearson, L. McGinty, S. Cowden, J. Totten, P. Cox, R. Handy, J. Starrett, S. Kidd. ROW 4 VV. Oden, M. Smith, D. Bilyeu, S. King, M. Clark, A. Randozzo, L. Glennon, H. Keyser, S. Choml:Jers,L Burros, L, Arnold, J. Loefller. rs, 1 mn - 7eea C. Snodgrass, S. Steeps. ROW 1. C. Poirick, P. Dovis, P Murphy, R. Johnson, M. Wilson, J, Lindsey. ROW IM. Pcitfi, M, Morfield, S. Hole, F. Myers, J. Tiernonn, D. Losiver, ROW 3, J. Lonfs, P. Pitman, P. Puester, K,Chris1ion,G.Monning, Win Vik' il' Af, L I ROW 'I. L. Kirk, C. Rice, T. Hoiiidoy, B. Wright, S. Bonnell, B, Roberts. ROW 2. D.Cl'iurci1iil, P. Housh, B. Koplon, B. Sforke, N. Jones, J. Luio. ROW 3. L. Menke, K Bliss, J. Wiedenmonn, G Hc1rris,J.MerriT,G. Scott, S. Wcillo. ROW 1. P. Madison, T. Eosiey, M. Robinerte, N. Grohom, F. Robards, J, Meier. ROW 2. B.Croucl1,J. Peck, J. Goodall, P, Roby, J, Lonts, M. Myers, ROW 3. J. GiiI,L. KisTler,G. Sl'1oF1'er,V. Keeier,N.HerberTson, L. Riddie, B.Venci-1 tgffua , , iii P' --. ENTERTAINING PROGRAMS AND EXCITING TRIPS -- My awww Q .wws 'gil --'YN' I2 Min? --Al, I 3 'Rails QW4' wi. ROW I. J. Gould, L, Guss, N. Murray, P. Dawson, M. Daniels, J, Hornig, C. Douglas. ROW 2. L. Patterson, D. Lane, L. Patterson, L. Schroeder, L. Holenbeck, V, Mortenson, P. Clark, D. Curry, K. Brown. ROW 3. L. Arnold, M. Roark, J. Kahle, W, Oderi, M. Thompson, M. Clark, P. Flemming, M, Smith, C.Waldusky,C. Burdick, The Center High School organized its first FTA Club this year under the name of The Ethel D. Lock Club. The club was named after Di. Ethel D. Lock who is a member of our History department. Miss Lorene M. Roller of our English and Latin depart- ments is the faculty adviser of the club. The Future Teachers have set themselves up as a service organization for Center High. They have functioned as a body in promoting the Lost and Found Department and by aiding the various regu- lar members of our staff in filing and paper checking. During the National Education Week the club made special efforts to faciliate the functions of the teach- ing profession with the slogan, Proud to Teach. The club has met every second and fourth Fridays all year with special programs planned around col- lege life, self improvement, health, financing educa- tion, and Shall I Become a Teacher? This Future Teacher pledge has been taken by each member. The good teacher requires: Physical vitality. l will try to keep my body well and strong. Mental vigor. I will study daily to keep my mind active and alert. Moral discrimination. I will seek to know the right and live by it. Wholesome personality. I will cultivate in myself good will, friendliness. poise, upright bearing, and careful speech. Helpfulness. I will learn the art of helping others by doing helpful things daily in school and home. Knowledge. I will fill my mind with worthy thoughts by observing all that is beautiful in the world around me, by reading the best books, and by association with the best companions. Leadership. I will make my influence count on the side of right. English LORENE M, ROLLER Advisor of FTA Asst. Advisor Sophomores Latin DONNA DeSHAFFON President Y -vhkf ROW 1. S. Monsees, R. Carlson, B. Rye, S. Hoffman, C. Lyman, D. Lemons, R. Younger, D. Rohovit,R Thomas, K. McQuarrie, H. Heoivilin. ROW 2. G. Wussow, J Bailey, G. Johnson, D. Schmidt, W. Boles, D Hulen, D. Jung, R. Phillippe, D. Wenski. ,wwf The Science Club is a co-curricular organization which has the full benefits of the laboratory facilities to carry out the experiments of the members own choosing. The main purpose of this organization, under the supervision of Mr. Owen, is to furnish the students who have interests above and beyond the classroom level a chance to develop their interests. Some of the interesting and exciting experiments of the twenty-three members are, a nutrition experiment with rats, a miniature power plant, a photoelectric relay, fer- mentation of molasses and distillation of the alcohol, refrigeration and a kymogroph. lt is felt by all the members of the club that the knowledge they haved gained has expanded their yearning for science. WILLIAM H. OWEN Advisor Asst. Advisor of Hi-Y Science FRANK O'BRIEN President afde 'ls s is 8 lv A r Bill Rye, Slonley Hoffman, Dallas Schmidt, Roger Thomas, Charles l-VVUGH Hydroponics-Bacteria Don Wenski, Dale Lemmons, Ralph Younger Hydroponics Sfeve Monsees Chimeograph studying reacfioris of frogs l l Ken McQuarrie A working model of a hydroelectric station Al9 Q fig! hw 1 I :QXXM if, :iff Ivy I0 I Meow!! Easy does if!! 'B 484 Boom!! Ouch!l uuvuumuhlm Wait mon Weight. Science is Amazing? 50 Librarians ROW l: S. Kidd, M. Robinelte, F. Myers, C. Hottenstein, N. Murray, J. Hancock, C, A. Douglas, Z. Holiday. ROW 2: D. Hulen, P. Caftey, P. Puester, M. Purdom, E. Donnell, M. Thompson, H. Keyser, K. Mallory, J. Carroll. Library Club ROW 1: M. Robinette, L. Clark, L. Shadden, M. Purdom, B. Baker. ROW 2: S. Melson, G. Purdom, R. Crane, B. Eckart, C. Morong, M. Pierson, K. Sortore, R. Zoglin. S. Taylor. ROW 3: B. Falconer, C. Hottenstein, B. Bloom, V. Wilson, P. Dunsworth, A. Allen, L. Murray, H. Albright, M. Kasiah, ROW 4: J. Miller, D. Lasiter, G. Manning, F. Aebley, J. Harrington, L. Menke, K. Murray, M. Clingnn. The Library Club of Center High School began in i950 and since that time, it has been training many students to do the vvork of o librarian. Some of the worthwhile training includes checking books in and out, placing them on shelves, binding and cataloguing them. The Library Club hopes to encour- age all students to increase their reading tastes and to guide the ones who have chosen library work as their profession. 5l Marie Cunningham Librarian Eighth Grade Advisor Library Club Advisor Cl sf-L 'E Bertie Wooster Terry Bettes ' ' Jeeves Phxl Dougherty Catsmeat Plrbrlglwt Paul Klugman Mr. Augustus Fun Nottle Made-lane Bassett Becky Roop Corky Pnrbrtglwt Pat Dawson Silversmlth Bob Lewis Sir Esmond Haddock Larry Kay Aunt Aunt Aunt Aunt Aunt Queenle Mane Daniels Constable Dobbs Galen Oden Poppy Kegley Bassungton Student Directors Glenda Moraln Bette Mae Frazler 'ggi rf iiiiigvw, -ggfgff. wi .. s+3if'?5 uv, .imcziacm Directo of Fall Play and One Act Plays Thanks Awfully Finger of God ?f Tom Sawyer Wins Ou? One-Act Ploys 53 4 Student Council Joya Patti, Vernon Silvers, Judy Hornig, Secretary-Treasurer, Jett Heaivilin, President, Bill Remy, Danny Krell, Charles Lyman, Moralee Patti, Frank Crow, Elizabeth Crouch, Mike Justice, Mary Jean Pearson, Tom Foraker Advisor to Student Council and Advisor to Traffic Squad Q .Q WELS , YQHGS' National Honor Society ROW 1: Judy Kirby, Glenda Morain, Marsha Smith, Pat Clark, Patsy Schell, Linda Schroeder, Mary Jane Kahle. ROW 2: James Little, Ken Smith, Verna Mortenson, Bob Farmer, Bruce Ernst, ROW 3: Gary Myers, Jeff Heaivilin, Bob Harper, Dave Berey, Danny Krell, Bruce Brient. 5-'l ,li vw Traffic Squad Tom Brown, Bob Farmer, Larry Anderson, Loren Beck, Bruce Brient, Carter Douglas, Danny Krell, Tim Turner, Steve Staulker, Dave Berey, Keith La Quey,, Bob Shipman, Gerald Marshall, Captain. 'D -,. ws .Nxt x Mackey O. Wilcoxon Industrial Art Advisor Industrial Arts Club -2 ef-R 'Yr Industrial Arts Club Rogers, Sharp, Graham, Hottenstein, Smith, Langford, Funk, Weeks, Burke, Dudley, Yaylor, Pierce, Wenski, McCollom, Humphrey, Rodabaugh, Edgerton, Brock, Nothnagel, Denny, Clarence Edgerton, President- 55 , we--......,, M--...... Www-mf.W..,.,,,,NMDw 'lwwugn Beginning fypisis strive for speed and accuracy. The cornpetiiion is rough between broihers. 2 ,,........,..-Q Advance iypisfs cidmire ond work for typing owords. Q-11-nn-e-ffm-v-wf A. vs.. 1 Gfoduofion Brings Perfedion .3 Cooperative Occupation Education ROW l: M. Tye, R. McGrady, B. Chaney, J, Eisman, M.Neece, L. Crouse, N. Gardner. ROW 2: J. Graham, R. Roberts, F, Sipes, P. Brody, J. Humphrey, L. Wilson, C. Black. ROW 3: D. Douglas, B. Hindson, L. Hedges, D, Holt, R. Scarcello, B. Vedder, S. McPherson. Clarence Coleman C.O.E. and Science Junior Class Sponsor The term Cooperative Occupation Training refers to a program of vocational education in which local employ- ers in business or industry cooperate with the school in providing on-the-job training and relate instructions to secondary students. The job skill and procedures, for the most part, is taught by the employer on-the-job. The specific technical and related information is largely taught on-the-individual basis in the classroom. Together these two form the train- ing which is reterred to the specific related. This course, primarily, is designed for those students. who at present, do not intend to attend schools ot higher learning but will go directly from high school to the dif- ferent tield of employment. At the present time, there are 26 students enrolled in the C.O.E. Course, working in a variety of industries. The salaries received vary from 5.75 an hour to fBl.85 an hour. Makeup Editors Associate Editors Editors Tom Stowe 74a O Editors-in-chief . Associate Editors Makeup Editors . Sports Editors . . Features ..... . . Exchange Editors ..... . Art and Photography .. ....... .. Business Managers .... ........... Circulation Managers .... Larry Kay, Secretaries ......... ......... Reporters .... ..... R9D0 TeV5 Features . . ...... Glenda Morain, Judy Kirby, Bruce Brient English Searchlight Advisor .. . . . Bruce Brient, Judy Kirby . . . .. Carter Douglas, Mike Phillips, David Daniels S t ' . . David Daniels, Judy Bergren we ones Elaine Welch, Carter Douglas Sharon Reicher, Donna Walker Pam Browne, Terry Bettes .. Terry Bettes, Sharon Reicher . Pam Browne, Dorothy Curry Marsha Smith, Larry Kay Dorothy Curry, Donna Walker Sandy Kramer, Elaine Welch Nanette Renault, Marsha Smith . . . Judy Bergren, Gene Knapp QA 'ff lxn' Dorothy Curry, Nanette Renault Sports Editors Exchange Editors Art and Photography Circulation Editors kk! 45' Here comes We Queen GU Long Inve The Queen! 74a .Queen Sand! f ,, -wmysu' Ib Homecoming Queen und Aftendcnfs Eloine Welch Mmsho Smith Patsy Schell Donna DeSl1oHon Marie Daniels M. The Royolfy enjoying The Homecoming Football game, I ROW I: J. Grimes, J. Hogg, S, Cowden, E. Crauch, M. Brickey, S. Sleeps, B. Crouch, B. Linville, P, Schell. ROW 2: M. Clark, M. Smith, R. Meier, S. Chambers, M. Roarlc, N, Renault, D. Churchill, A. Randazzo, M. Wise. Snack Bar Ladies H. Merriil C. Kienberger, R. Lamb, A. Tofien , : .sr .ri M51 Cafeteria ladies E. Marhnay, R. Perkins, A. Wise, M. McNemee, B. Compron lay ..., 9' -ff is , sgfm i 1 ' i . MXL 'Wu Mrs. EMMONS Mrs. HANSON Mrs. PALMER Secreiary io The Principal Secreiary To fhe Superiniendenf Di 9CTO of Food Service Miss COOPER Mrs. CLARK Mrs. MURRAY Guidance Counselor School Nurse Assistant Librarian ff 292 i Mr, CLARK Mrs. GRIFFIN Mrs. FEENEY Direqfor of Qusyodgo,-,S Assistant Secretary Bookkeeper 63 79 af - Im, PTA Council ROW 1: Mrs. Kirkpatrick, Mrs. Feeney, Mrs. Johnston, Mrs. Taylor, Mrs. Lyman, Mrs. Lehman, Mrs. Gudeas. ROW 2: Mrs. Wallo, Mrs. Remy, Mrs. Wenski, Mr. Garrison, Mrs, Morse, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Herlig, Mrs. Raffurty. High School PTA Council ROW 'l: Jet? Heaivilin, Mrs. Heaivilin, Miss Cunningham, Mrs. Walla, Mrs. Wenski, Mrs. Housh, Mr. Crow, Mrs. Morse. ROW 2: Mr. Foraker, Mrs. Patti, Mr. Koontz, Mr. Meier, Mrs. Meier, Mrs. Nothnagel, Mrs. Taylor, Mrs. Walker, Mrs. Herlig, Mr. Schmidt, Mr. Jones, Mr. Neale, Mrs. Gudeas, Mrs. Lyman. CENTER HlGH SCHOOL PTA 1956-1957 The program theme for the year was Education for Life. The programs on narcotics, home-work, co-curricular and future plans for our school were presented at the meetings. These proved very interesting and educational for all parents, teachers and students who attended. The big event of the year was the carnival held on the memorial field with all units ot the district taking part. This carnival was the project of the year to raise funds for the budget. The outstanding event accomplished for the year was the council assuming the responsibility of planning and ad- ministrating the scholarship fund. Another activity of the PTA is the Senior Reception held every spring. 64 Mrs, VV. H. Remy President of High School PTA 'X fi t 4 ,X-L fx-Q , ,,+, , 6' ' df 1 HJ 1 rf' A A A' Q. ,ff X 9 'gs A F 15 'f E ' K , V g ,g,L f 9 Q S 4 ix 5 NFYQT awk 5 if gh . .- w, '.,., A , - ,,.. , . ,, .54 I I .. : .44 Ms, , f - . Y ., veg -- i 2.4 5 4 ., ,, 1 I 1, ,. . . KLA: 4 W, , gig? a . W i . 4. 4 , - Q 1. . if v , , , , 1 '15, A , .-if ,, , A s . v, -I ,... . -Q 3 if vi if . 4' N 'E E D Y g Q K fx gk ' I 1wm.,M. K 1 2 Mf ?'ff'7'5 42 1 4 vu Z 4 .2a::.:::,:: , A Liv X ,Q 'A - I' ,Y , I . , qv' ' W 15?-'ff 2 Jig . . 4 3 , 2 X -.x ,E ii Sc an Senior Band ROW T: C. Lyman, B. Corder, M. Snodgrass, R. Wilson, W, Langford, P. McCune, V, Cornish, M. Herlig, R. Ellis, K. Murray. ROW 2: R. Mead, N. Gudeas, K. Mclcarlan, L, Penficufl, R. Gould, L. Shadden, L, Men- denhall, B. Rowland J. Fullharf, T. Gosney, D. Kayser, L. McCuIIum, J, Totten, V. Mcnsees, D. Hoverslock, L. Kirk, V. Morlensor., B. Dunbar. ROW 3: M, Greene, R. Baruch, L. Ludeck, R. Beayin, N, Jones, R, Lafla, J. Harnig, D. Jones, M. Emerson, R. Fuller, J. Murray, Mr. Chambers, A. McCarthy, M. Morain, D. Phil- liope, N. Mv:CarThv. J. Shill, C. Mclzarlan, J. Graham, R. Henry, V. Cornish, G. Fafaker, L. Nolhnagel, ROW 4: L. Clark, M. J. Pearson. Brass Trio and Woodwind Duei Hornig, Graham, Fullhart, Lyman, Corder Lynn Chambers lnstrumenfcl Music F Trumpet Trio 6 5 Mendenhall, Rowland, Gosney Q, -2 2 1- 2 s tw Q' I 9 M-if Q ,T ' ? i . 1 - - f ' ' , , 2-js f'I 5 fg, A Q f. O XZ? f 1 . Eg M Q 527 9 . nfl Q I .X Q ii- ' 9 'N ' 9 A D' E V ,',, 4 FN? X. Q Q Q lfi ' .1 pa., . . .F If ' :gif Q ,Q W. WV, Z1 ,Q S if zu -,-,, , ! fi ' 1 n . ' A U 0 . I-, 7 , be . ' I, is 1 u Q U 0 ' 0 0 ,j Q 5 I ,3 Q . 9, . 7 1 , I 1 Fl ' 1 r. :ASQ Q . , o ,Q Ag, o si Awe EBV! gf I 9 if h 3 ff D S 2 m Ni: ' Q Q 0 . 4' W I , , ,ab Y : 9 .f 1 ' ki A ,ffisy , E151 ' ' x3r ? ,, , ' ,, ex . In Q, 'W' 1..'v ,L ,. 9. ,Q D I ROW T: M. Gutridge, A. Clark, Mr. Chambers, E. Inloes, S, Shilt, N. Albright, J. Lants. ROW 2: B. Rickett, L. McGinty, P. Wise, P. Wade, J. Tiemann, K. Bliss, B. Wright, A. Hoover. ROW 3: C. Snodgrass, S. Johnston, J. Whited, C. Patrick, C. Payne, N. Herbertson, T. Easley, C. Rice. ROW 4: P. Murphy, J. Meier, E. Gordon, H. Heaivilin, F. Robards, L. Kistler, S. Rogers, T, Holliaay. ROW 5: A. Schmoebelen, M. Robinette, J. Calder, Z. Holliday, L. Menke, G. Scott, J. Gill, B. Veach. ROW 6: J. Miller, M. Myers, R. Henry, S. Bonnell, A. Randazzo. DRUM AND BUGLE CORPS The Drum and Bugle Corps is composed of 34 girls playing drums, bugles, bell lyras, two color bearers, eight maiorettes and the Drum Major, Riley Henry. The Corps was organized in May of last year and the girls were admitted on a basis ot grace, poise, rhythm, height, and ability to march. Practice started August l5: the girls presented their Hrst halt-time show to the parents in the Memorial Stadium at the Harrisonville- Center game on October 5, l956. Halt-time shows were also given at the homecoming game on October l9, and at the Lee's Summit game on October 26. To add to their list ot performances, the girls gave a demonstration at a pep assembly preceding the Harrisonville game. The season was climaxed when the Corps, together with the Marching Band, participated in the Halloween Parade in Independence. The Corps was proud to receive a letter ot congratulation from the ln- dependence Chamber ot Commerce. ln the following years, we expect the popularity and size of the Drum and Bugle Corps to expand. 68 On Parade l lil'- lf' 4 Iv 5 X .. ll l, Drum Moior Riley Henry 5 Maioreftes Wrighf, S. Shilf, E. lnloes, J. Lcmls, N. Alb' ht J. T' 69 rug , lemcmn, A. Hoover, K. Bliss. Q9 1 W hu-W I i X if 4 .X wf. g' B. Breckenridge, B. Ring, F. O'Brien, M. Phillips, F. Darnell, D. C B. Frazier, B. Gleason, E. Donnell, P. Hurst, L. Jackson. F. Forrest Shane Vocal Music 70 FOW. 640152 ROW 1: B. Roop, J. Bhiner, J. Peck, B. Crow, C. Parker, B. Gleason, B. Lane, C. Douglass,J. Hornig,J Colder, J. Hammer, S. Messmer, ROW 2: N. Albrighf, Z. Halliday, T. Holliday, J. Lanfs, J. Tiernann, B Rye, D. Ducate, D. McQuiHy, J. Humphrey, D. Crow, M. Kennedy, F. Darnell, L. Kay, D. Jones, D. Peck G. Manning, W. Langford, S. Aebley, J. Totten, Mr. Shane, ROW 3: M. Bunn, J. Hogg, B. Payne, P Cafley, P. Hurst, L. Jackson, C. Burdick, P. Klugman, P. Dougherty, B. Vedder, B. Rowland, B. Turner M. Phillips, B. Breckenridge, L, McGinTy, P. Browne, M. Brosf, M Wise, H. Heaiyilin, G. Morain, J. Riddle ROW 4: P, Clark A, Randazzo, B. Frazier, L. Burros, J. Lanis, S. Rogers, L. Glennon, D. Veach, V Cornish, B. Ring, J. Heaivilin, P. Fleming, F. O'Brlen, G. Oden, L. Mendenhall, C. Breckenridge, L Kisfler, G. Puesfer, K. Bliss, ll. DeShaffon, P, Dawson, S. Reicher, E. Donnell. 71 I 1 '5dw4fw ROW 'l: Mr. Shane, T, Sigmciri, A, McL,uIIum, J. Humphrey, U. Mcuuirry, lf.. btevens, R. SCOTT, R. Zoglin ROW 2: R. Horringion, L, Koy, G. Myers, E. Carpenter, B, Vedder, M. Phillips, D. Crow, M. Kennedy F. Darnell. ROW 3: P. Klugmor, B. Rowland, L. Mendenhall, B. Ring, F. O'Brien, G. Oden, V. Cornish, C Sharp, B. Breckenridge. 72 ' we ROW 'l: P. Gardner, J. Shiner, J. Hammer, A. Hix, M. Gutridge, S. Avery, S. Myers, P, Hurst, M. Snodgrass, S. Leonard, K. Klinge, J. Whited, C. Cooper, A. Clark, A. Graham, M. Stowe, J, Calder. ROW 2: S. Van Tine, W. Langford, N. Moody, E. Gordon, M. Brickey, J. Bergren, N. Renault, J. Riddle. M. Smith, J. Smith, R. Meier, S. Reicher, D. Walker P. Dawson, K. Brown, T. Hunter, N. Murray, D. Kramer, Mr. Shane. ROW 3: L. Jackson, B. Crow, G. Moroin, A. Bell, L. Hollenbeck, C. Burdick, P Weislocher E. Welch, A. Cook, D. Veach, L. Kistler, M. Roark. S. Rogers, R. Foster, M. Wise P. Albright, J. Daily, B. Payne, G. Urton, L. Schroeder. 754 U gf iw Q' 5 fa., WN' , . V 12,1 Q ,,-pdfnr ffww' ASW? asm ,,f K U Zwndffd' 3.4, I , 5 2,7 ,K 1 X A' z ,. V , I W:-lzww x jf' 'Z . W fffiwkum, K .. - . , f V ij 1 i 'NNN dv- j Q 'M-,. ,,,.w--'T ' M :ii . ,Q M, -gr, WH X Hi, 'N'4?5iiM3xllf 9Q Mio 18' .W . 'N . 'mf F, it 'W ' '- C2 fl ff? 1 ,uw ws B. Breckenridge, B. Vedder, P. Klugman, V. Cornish, B. Ring, Mr. Shane, E, Donnell, F. O'Brien, G. Oden, L. Mendenhall, M. Phillips A. Randazzo B. Frazier D. DeShafion L. Jackson F. Darnell P. Clark C. Burdick J. Hogg J. Tofien J. Humphrey B. Crow N. Albright P. Hurst B. Gleason J. Horning - D. Ducafe LJ. Janes J. Hammer 75 - 55 Q M' 4 , fl Si I 3 2 'MU I V lil D I1 S31 ROW I: B. Ward, W. Oden, M. Smith, C, Burdick, J. Hall, G. Manning, M. Roark, R. Meier, M. Thompson, N. Murray. ROW 2: J. Lindsey, C. Swartz, B. Lane, C. Parker, A. Schnoebelen, G. Morain, S. Rogers, M Yung, D. Curly, D. Bunner, R. Beavin, P. Madison, B. Starke. ROW 3: J. Shiner, T. Holliday, Z. Holliday, G. Donelson, J. Kirby, President, L. Burras, Vice-President, J. Handy, Treasurer, V. Mortenson, Secretary. P. Weislocher, D. Veach, H. Keyser, G. Hawks. The Girl's Athletic Association of Center was organized in September, 1956, in order To give an opportunity for participation in physical and social recreation, improvement of skills, and a chance to develop leadership. Membership is open to all girls in grades 9 to i2 from which is elected otticers and sports managers. Some of the sports activities in which the girls participate are, volleyball, bas- ketball, sottball, swimming, skating, and bowl- ing. Winifred Sutor Girls Physical Education, Pep Club and 77 GAA Advisor. 9 7957 9 fi? 'Ll Sri. iw I W' 52 'f S , 3 xv x 'S 1231 W 2 s n ' I an , f if W H X L S5 Lfygg im? Q W 3 fe w z3i!3,'y'T'f3, .1 mg ,'k- ff , f K2m ' 3 L L ' T V vii i' ,'.r, if 'bm Judy Smifh Pat' sglgcggwv Marie Daniels C3 if ?5,,,,,. if i y Q5 Xl if' 'ilj A A ' f-:: Q ixf kf l A L Q iq K fi by - Q I 'I ROW 'iz L. Avery, A. Henry, P. Houiclwens, D. McQuiHy, J. Gunderson, L, While, ROW 2: S. Avery, J. Mil- ler, P. Dunsworih, R. Henry, B. Glovin, D. Smith. John Cress Civics Tumbling Club Advisor 1 .ff Q .fdcf ion f - 1,2 ff ' f.,f if , J e,04'3i,f AW ng, f' L Mf. - fig ff? , ,,,, -F r ,gi 7 lg Wx N -, v 'L A 'J if Uuggzfs, , SQ sv Y 1 5 F, F . J' ,, 'iv fc ,, f' 1 '4fw.Ll -fa- I - ,A Y S' fn' rf , 4 A Aqvww 1 ,w,c4',f fm, X W i Sf W ff AM M ,K ,, 1 if R: Lf gm Y':' T' '4 Ml'1!j' , j 1 ' '4Zp.g,,f4l! 'J' 'fk' IQA 'Am A! pyvaf JH, - by J V if My ,Lf ir! M if fw V1 .61 v' ff 'WT if ' AW' Q1 ' Q , Q 7 J , fi' ff f , 427 W K ,..y,, . f ' f WT 'nf I 'AJ ff f WW' ,fi 'V QNX- . L,-,f fv P jf ' A -K I AM, I kr, .W 'yr I !,,fx,,.V,,A,,,1 ' V ,, fwfT1 f W ff f , ' .. , W 'Atty V, ya N, z A, I' I f, 0. 'MARY lr 2, I T Y -it kv 1 lg I I ROW l: Coach Kuechler, D. Krell, B. Brient, D. Douglas, E. Farmer, B. Hurst, B, Corcler. ROW 2: L. Beck, B. Remy, G, Brown, L. Letzig, A. Brewster, D. Daniels, G. Knapp. ROW 3: C. Douglas, T. Turner, D. Holt, B. Shipman, C. Graft, K. LaOuey, B. Morse, H. Lane, L, Bullard. Making its debut this year was the time addition ot the C Club or Athletic Letter- men's Club, which was organized to provide ample opportunity for our athletes to further their interest in sports by means ot group discussions, movies and talks from sports hgures. The functions of the club are to further competitive sportsmanship, to encourage eligibility for games, to stimulate participation in athletics, to increase knowl- edge ot athletic games, to provide oflicials tor iunior high games and overall, to serve the school both as individuals and as an organization. Membership in this group is open only to boys who have lettered in athletics. 5... , i . 'har Trophies VVon 1' R Kewl: . N C: I si C i N , i i yy .ir 3 f' X Q l SN 4 C li ' sr 4 Rum Bongi Pep! ' is Y! S Ll' iv .flux -if vskgffs--.V iffl ps Unity! Determination! A Terrific Backfield! A Fast, Hard hitting line on both offense and defense, the expert direction of Coach Kuech- gk ler and his assistant Coach Henley, and the always present help of the managers made possible the first Midwest Conference Champion- ship, as well as, the hrst undefeated and untied season in Center's ,D history. spirit and morale all season. Their achievements were a united and team effort and they proved by their record they were the finest team in Center's history. irir A'f-r In the words of Coach Kuechler, The team showed outstanding , ,,,, . I .. James R. Kuechler Coach C Club Advisor , ....'., iiif sm i l ROW 1: C. Douglas, D. Krell, L. Beck. ROW 2: L. Nylund, C. Graft, D. Holt, T. Turner, B. Morse, G. Marshall, B. Hurst, L. Letzig. ROW 3: B. Corder, M. Oliver, B. Remy, R, Rankin, B. Farmer, G. Knapp, B. Brient, R. Goldberg, T. Brown, P. Jenkins, ROW 4: R. Smith, A. Brewster, M, West, H. Lane, J. Matney, E. GrifTith, D. Anders, J. Neale, S. Norris, C. House, ROW 5: Coach Kuechler, B. Reed, K. LaQuey, L. Bullard, B. Shipman, G, Brown, L. Nothnagel, D. Daniels, Coach Henley. 'Hx E ,5 I H R -Q:' A 4 E LA 7 L qA'Q 5. M QWQQZSQEN ns sm vzcmav Q3 Q ausxm fgigvgqf Mgkfcikliicf 'f.f54ii4ia f?fi?iEi3YN: fn? 1,4-Q-R 'mum 'Wei X3 wi if W P4 N. I u iii 1 xo s U. -, 4 f,f 's N! ii W? liT'V'A'-, xyifli Q rm f ' 2 11 -5 'ig-fri 7? l3'rI2 H VVIAUT 'sifw' 'Lili' Q .in ilixfii, I N. A74 , A! 2 , 4. J 1. liw 4 ' x. .Kim Nw 1 ,V ? OW, Nw-xr! A gfngxfgxgff ,He HMT,-fi QQ,-sn' AE Q in sh-P fmez' V3 2235162 ?'Ti'i1i.' m12iA??f 548 EW fm hw? ORP fbi' Q , ' iw In w . 1 1 we fs s' ff, 'fi UG Thaw U ,WT .W 62 3i!5'2f?f 4 1111?-A fm QW .3164 , fi H W 55? :rs JM .Y ily mf gg, ,,.M,X Vg wtf as A QVYN laik fwswfxstrm gm! xwgggvil X I fwiix . ' 4 ,Q , hx, 2 x 7 A .cw vi fi .42 5 ,. SW Mm. in f 1 - 5 fiegskisz IQ,?Siiri-EXAM! Loup I-rm 'A 1Hff13U Ihxvf' Half, at A61 A Ewzzcifw' A :iwi Q is Mmm f 1. fmrvf -mu :rr rn E Y .ff if? firf N M M I ,- arm., 's , QENTER E5EiA5?i? flmzggff 5,'!fmw if 'imf iggmgg Mpfg 3 , K gi ff ? ff ii if iQi?Z E2 ?Q1 cms FINAL -Q BWf?'B2jff'E3 22 Q wr A Pk A rim im: im Yin' Ufibtnian Susan Ciimaud zwiia' 52-34 Ramp Oyir ,Q Q-ugif, Plfk' Q 5112 f 550' 'dih V fn that kfxpi sw sriir5zSi :m ,.w 1 I V UW Mahi NH? Ai W H Wk V emma A mfs-xmf THE, fi? M f'f'v1w!r1-ci. Iixzwhiw mnmx wfi f5t' 3 mb' am wan. kifrrmia and St, Jwsvph Qfwsznivdgyz H in Pmw 2 WV' 4- '1f'rfor 311' Lfssil rw., :fi A179 ag te ' fri! K Q, A-1 Yard: H , expiof 1 It 5, Th , R m Q w Y 2 , , V- Af' -W' . EA ilix , QQ Rav , yr! park, 1 gd Qiarrivsx Q fiiwh , I I vascm wiih yge Calm .,1.,.,,m.Q wiaxx. , www iww Y Qf4:'1'f? i lH11Slg X ware! .smarfgk Shi fm? i'hg3x'?yL fkfg1Q'3'q,:51QfefF,w. f UIEVME in jugryp 3 g again Thi EEUU Y I X Ti l UW Zkf! HPS! W5 Builfk. S0011 err w , 'Wee gm an 3 Tian , . V 7Jl...7 ,.iA, , . ., , . ,. .W 5 new Sw , , mf-1AfHH0 f fm :Men 'Y' 'rin' M3 rigid gan 15?FEW4 ,,, 1 . ffm 1-MQ imnz We I A A 2 siinififf 011 3 ' f ,ffm-1253 Mft Q' f , N, X, L- 4 F nleflfi Hg ganna fff HHmP5? LM QQHN' ai Him i 1, A E E gg I FfH? i m i 7 WM, , ff' S we 5 5-T lf Cf? -1 5, Q ,Q A , i r P . . . . V A:::'1f: sq toil Ili fr. ' t lg . A A ROW 1: T. Brown, C. Kipfer, C. Reniker, J. Parker, F. Corben, J, Schinze, D. Zellner. ROW 2: M. Jones, M Wadill, J. Parrot, B. Smith, J. Stutzman, G. Oliver, T. Isaacson. ROW 3: S. Frick, J, Carroll, R. Perkins Anderson, R, Huber, J. Mallory, P. Bocklernan, J. Royce. ROW 4: M. Banta, R. MCQuiston, D. Crane, S Shade, S. Stalker, G. Morgan. mf 4' .1 R vw.. The Champ-ion's Doctor Future Champion's Captain,Elect Rgy Syndgr, MD, Coach Kuechler and Tim Turner Q9 ldquunl TEAM MANAGERS, Bob Corder, Charles House, Phil Jenkins, Spencer Norris, Dave Daniels. M 7, ter 31 nl Grandvi 6 a pass cmd went 12 yards for a touchdown. In the I t initial dylfe a G ' w Cent opened u th'r arter Danny Krell returned a punt 58 yards for bring a to do n by rter D gl a chdown and in the last quarter Bill Remy passed und end 14 ds. In he secon uarter o - ards to Larry Bullard for the last touchdown. Don l s went 30 ard n off tac play for Ce r' lt kicked the extra point after both of the touch- sz-cond u do . nth randvb failing to sc re i owns. the fir alf t count as Ce r 12, Grand ie O at the g . Doug as in ' ted t hird quarter with C ter 28 Ruskin 12 y r run. it oth t rust in thef th qu r Ce er dom'nated the rival game against Ruskin. n ra 3 r for a touchdow after cgfch On th ry fi lay of the game Carter Douglas went ' ar assf Douglas. Doug th -scored 5 rds aro A end for a touchdown and Don Holt e to dow a 9 yard iaunt. 'th ombin- the e point. Before the quarter ended Center ' at' of a ited n h d hitting lin a e back- h scored ain on a 3 yard sneak by Danny Krell. fi wor the s de d Gro dview 6 for H lt conv e . In the second quarter freshman halfback t e Irs of t i nine vctories if eir m ionshi L rry N und, went ten yards for a touchdown on a cli . ' handoff Again Holt converted. Center didn't score in , the t i quarter, but in the fourth Larry Nylund passed Ce e 31 Blue rings 12 16 ards to Larry Letzig for the final touchdown. For Ce score three tou dow in the first quarter t fourth time to end a perfect converting night Don to lea lue p ' gs 1 to t t half. Beck e I2 olt kicked The GXTFG point. yar n th tackle ay f the tirst to ow Kr assed Dougl who ent 18 yar r th Center I Lee'S Summit 6 s nd, nd, ouglas w nt 2 ards over the ddlef The boy ere looking forward in anticipation to f thir , In the end I1 Center Outs red Blue the last conf ence game, which if won would end a 'prings to 12. ene Knapp score on n Krell's perfect on ren gridiron season. Neither team was on UC do peg f the evening L BUI- able to e in hy first quarter. In the second quarter, Went gr end or 17 ygrdgf r the I touch- ho ever, Cen defense held while Douglas ene n ' hem e sco ed n a sh plunge and Calvin Graff went 28 plunged fo eextr point pp n' nupadcng ,6 1' L H L as xt I 13 Pleasant Hil ed Center 1 to in the fi half ya s a'round e d to make the count 12 to O Center. A 'n in the ird quarter the defense held while the Ce ef 2 - t ored t o more cpu ters. Loren Beck broke oose u th midd for 44 yard and a touchdown and Doug Unlll DOUQIGS Weflf 9 Yefds V0U'1Cl Cl fOr T0UCl1 las tol we upon ashort ouchdown run Holt converted down, be Oren Beck Odd the VU' P0 to me both ti es Lees Sum it cared their only touchdown in the COU l to 7 Ol' P 50 Ill UT half- A the fi arter and lie glas w nt 4 yards around end OFOUSS C6711 G ack SCOTG T ee 'l UC ' for C fer 'final 51 p 'n1'5. SW f' evengel downs in the ird q eat o 3 and nex ir t ir I t W ter 40 Fort Osage 6 break g t e way re Beck we 45 yar ters Q o ference opponent Fort uchdo on a off tacke lay. Da y Krell r ust c ps on Centers pounding Douglas ent o rlthe ddle 2 yards fort e s t uar er l r off tackle play and on a t I Douglas al o acfgunted two extra poin s' i plun e over e X Holt converted both times t ird quarter. In the seco d q c allied again on a 12 ard off tackle lay n in the third quarter he broke loose Center 3 Harrisonville 21 u e mi dl f r 3 yards and his final counter Holt Centers d ense ne arrisonville scoreles in the first half w le the bac ld tallied twice In he first quarter C er Dougla cored on a 26 yard end run. He then an the ex a point. In the second quarter Dougl ad run 33 rds and was about to be stopped ronverted o ks last touchdown In the final period Douglas tallied o a four yard dash and Krell ran the extra point. Larry Bullard put on the finishing touch with a 34 yard touchdown iaunt. Center 51 Park Hill 14 To climax a prefect season Center smothered Park Hill 51 to 14. In the first quarter things lust split wide ' to d l t l 7 . ' li f t the' ' str 'gh c y. 'hte I 'I' X l' ' l'1 0 ' :f 'rii to I ed sa ,I o ill pu :- ' ' a punt of 55 ya s for th next tou down and rter o n nam !,o f 1- . B ck tallied twice in the if fi I' If I Cl t 0 , ' mi . ' . ' ' 'I f 1- ' ' Y but ateralled to Krell who went the rest of the way for uchdown. Each team scored a touchdown in the thir arter. t as only in the fourth quarter with the sec nd and team substitutes playing that Harrison- ville was a to score its last two touchdowns. C r 35 Grain Valley 6 Thi s the first non-conference game on the agenda an Center's weight preponderance and agility suppressed its foe. In the first quarter Douglas scored on a 3 yard plunge and Krell ran the extra point. In the second quarter Douglas went 45 yards for another touchdown and Don Holt kicked the extra point. A little later in the second quarter Loren Beck intercepted open with Beck scoring once and Douglas twice. One of Douglas's runs was a 44 yard end run. The second quarter was highlighted by a 57 yard tally run by Douglas and a 59 yard pass from Larry Bullard to Bruce Reed, a freshman, who scored. The best performance of the evening was an 87 yard off tackle run by Loren Beck in the third quarter for a touchdown. In the final period of the season Danny Krell scooted IO yards for a touchdown and Douglas went 39 yards for the final score and Don Holt converted. Cater Douglas, Tim Turner, Loren Beck and Danny Krell all achieved honors for their outstanding ability in football. Carter was first team All-District halfback, and 3rd string All-State. Tim was third team All-District tackle and Loren and Danny both received Honorable Mention as Halfbacks on the All-District team. Carter Douglas Bruce il Bob 'Danny Krell Loren Beck x Our basketeers obtained fourth place in Mid West Conference by de- feating l-larrisonville 5O'42 in the last conference game of the season. Against other conference foes, the boys broke even with a o won, 6 lost record. ln overall play they hnished with a 9 won, lO lost. Carter Douglas with a 347 points and an lB.2 average, and Loren Beck with l57 points and an 8.2 average led on offense, Danny Krell, Phil Fleming, Bob Shipman, Bruce Reed, and James Little accounted for the offensive balance. ln the Grandview Invitation Tournament, Center defeated Belton and l-larrisonville, their hrst two games, but were defeated by Grandview in the champions ship tilt, therefore hnished with a very respectable second place. No doubt, the most interesting and exciting game of the year was the second contest with Pem Day. The regular game ended in a 49-49 tie, but it was only after two overtimes that Pem Day won the game 5l-49. lviid West Conference Center . . . Blue Springs . . .52 Center Pleqgqm Hill Center . . . Lee's Summit 58 Center Pem Day . . Center . . . Pleasant Hill 80 Center Lee's Summit Center . . Harrisonville 37 Center Blue Springs Center . . . Ruskin ..,. 36 Center Grandview , Cenfel' . . . Grandview .... 59 Center Harrisonville Center . . . Ruskin . . . 33 Center 'YBQ-Iron , , , A , i'Non-Conference Games Grandview Tournament Center . , .59 Belton ..,.. . , . Center . . .50 Harrisonville .. . Center ...4l Grandview , , David 49 Center 23 Center 52 Raytown Tournament ...26 Raytown ... ..,36 Lillis .. . O an Sligiwfiirswfw' , . ff zfsfwf wzwhsw A. wa,-fg11.fl?2:v5k Aj4f?gi,g.:ea1: ,i bv 0 OW K .wad K H ik 'E' 1 :Q - . ROW 1: G. Graham, L. Bullard, J. Bailey, S. Ratcliff, K. LaQuey, C. Graff J. Stevens, C. Ryan, B. Morgan. ROW 2: Coach Kuechler, C. Douglas, G. Knapp, V. Hottle, B. Corder, B. Farmer, L. Beck, B. Brient, B. Wenski, P. Harris. To launch an excellent Track season the boys repre- sented Center well by placing sixth in the State lndoor Meet at Columbia with Stanley Ratliff taking 5th in the 65 yard low hurdles and 3rd in the 60 yard high hur- dles. The mile relay team posted a second place. In intraconference meets Center went undefeated. The squad overpowered Pleasant Hill 78W and 39V2, slipped by Ruskin 66 to 52, and smothered Grandview 75 to 43. One of the highlights of the season for our cindermen was capturing first place in the William Jewell Class B Invitational Relays at Liberty, by means of a victory in the final event, the mile relay. Bruce Brient placed 3rd in the l00 yard dash, Ratliff set a new record of 20.3 seconds in the l80 yard low hurdles, Carter Douglas' placed second. Douglas then captured first in the high hurdles and Ratliff took third in that event. Vernie Hot- tle tied for 2nd in the pole vault, the 880 yard relay team placed third in their event, and Bob Wenski cap- tured first in the broad iump, but it was Graff, Brient, Beck, and Douglas coming through with the victory in the final event that brought Center the laurels. Center's trackmen placed first in eight events and in doing so broke four records to emerge Midwest Con- ference Track Champs with 54 points. With this 54 point total, the cindermen regained the Midwest traveling trophy which had been held for the past year by Lee's Summit. Bruce Brient was clocked at l0 seconds flat for a new conference record, the 880 yard relay team of Graff, Ratliff, Bullard, and Brient set a record of l:34.8, Stanley Ratliff flew over the T80 yard low hur- dles in a record breaking time of 21.4 seconds and the mile relay team of Morgan, Douglas, Graff, and Brient stepped off the distance in 3:32.5 for the final record. The boys could not be slowed down. They seized their third outstanding victory in the district competition at Warrensburg by accumulating a grand total of 55V2 points to 4l for the second place team. Stanley Ratliff set a Class B meet record with a victory in the high hurdles and Carter Douglas placed second. The 880 yard relay team, the mile relay team, Bob Wenski in the broad iump, and Ratliff in the low hurdles were also victorious. Verne Hottle, Bob Corder, Carter Douglas, and Bruce Brient also placed in other events. In the final meet of the year, the State Outdoor Meet at Columbia, Center placed ninth with Ratliff and Doug- las placing in the low hurdles, Bob Wenski placing in the broad iump, and both relay teams taking third. Running on the 880 yard relay team were Graff, Bul- lard, Ratliff, and Brient. The mile relay team consisted of Douglas, Beck, Graff, and Brient. On the school front our cindermen broke and set eleven school track records. Bruce Brient was timed in l0 seconds flat in the lOO yard dash, Loren Beck ran the half mile in 2106.8 and Verne Hottle set a new pole vault height of lO feet 6 inches. Stan Ratliff clipped the old record in the low hurdles to set a new one of 20.3. Bob Wenski tied the school record in the high iump with a leap of 5 feet 8 inches and also set a new school broad iump record of 2l feet 4 inches. Both relay teams set new school records and Jim Bailey pushed the shot 45 feet TOM1 inches to set a new goal for oncoming shot putters. 91 Distance Men Gene Knapp, Clinton Ryan, Bob Farmer, Loren Beck. Hurdlers Stanley RatliFl - Carter Douglas Stanley and Carter Hnished first or second in that order or reversed in all meets but Three. AM fix. Larry Bullard - 880 yard relay, Bruce Brienf Calvin Graff - 880 relay, mile relay. Loren Beck - 880 yard run, 880 yard Bob Morgan - 880 yard run, mile relay. swf, K.. relay, mile relay. Coach Kuechler, Sian Railiff - Hurdles, 880 yard relay broad lump. Bruce Brien? - lOO yard dash, 880 yard relay, mile relay Carier Douglas - Hurdles, mile relay, high iump, Bob Wenski - High lump, broad lump. 2 Q K C K me 880 Yard Relay Team Mile Relay Team BFUCG Brlertt, LGYVY BUllGI'Cl, 5T0Ul9Y Ratliff, Colvin Bruce Brient, Calvin Graff, Carter Douglas, Loren Graff. Beck. This combination was unbeaten in all This team was unbeaten in any meet meets except the William Jewell meet, State except the State Outdoor and State Indoor. Outdoor and State Indoor. Q D 4 1 4. lA Qc-lt ROW 'l: B. Morse, J. Matney, D. Berey, J. Neale, S. Stalker, R. Smith, P. Fleming, L. Nothnagel, ROW 2: E. Rankin, J. Parrot, C. Kipfer, R. Langford, J. Walker, L. Anderson, C. House, B. Henry, G. Gunderson, R. Worthley, J. Humphrey. ROW 3: N, Catalano, J. Blamphin, J. Shilt, J. Little, V. Silvers, B. Remy, J. Druen, D. Lewis, T. Turner. 93 U BRUCE BRIENT-Class Othcer I2, Football II-I2, Track II-I2, C. Club I2, Yellowiacket I2, Searchlight I2, Tratfic Squad I2, National Honor Society I2. CARTER DOUGLAS-Class Officer 9-I2, Hi Y 9-IO, Hi Y Officer IO, Football IO-II-IQ, Basketball IO-II-l2, Track 9-IO-II-IQ, C. Club I2, Searchlight II-I2, Yellowiacket I2, Traffic Squad IO-II-I2, Yellow- iacket King Candidate I2, Football Tri-Captain I2, Yellowiacket I2. BARBARA LINVILLE-Class Olficer Il-I2, Y-Teens IO-II-I2, Y-Teens Oflicer II-I2, Pep Club IO-II-I2, Operetta IO-I2, Jamboree IO, Music Contestant IO, Junior Play II, Office Assistant I2. NANETTE RENAULT-Class Office IO- II,I2, Y-Teens 9-IO-II-IQ, Y-Teens Officer I2, Pep Club IO-II-I2, Searchlight I2, Yellwoiacket l2, Operetta I2, Junior Play II, Office Assistant IO-II. MARSHA SMITH-Class Officer IO-Il-I2, Y-Teens 9-O-II-I2, Pep Club 9-I0-II-I2, Pep Club Officer II, Searchlight I2, Yellowiacket IQ, Operetta I2, Homecoming Queen I2, Office Assistant 9-IO-II-I2, National Honor Society Il-I2, Yellowiacket Queen Candidate IQ, Office Assistant 9-IO-II-I2. GENEVA ARMSTRONG-Y-Teens I2, Operetta I2. SHIRLEY AVERYeOperetta I2, Music Contestant I2, Tumbling Club I2, Tumbling Club Officer I2. LOREN BECK-Hi Y IO, Football 9-IO-II-I2, Basketball 9-IO-II-I2, Track 9-IO-II-I2, Football Tri-Captain I2, C. Club I2, Traltic Squad IO-II-I2, Operetta 9, Jamboree 9, Music Con- testant 9-IO. JUDY BERGREN-Y-Teen II, Searchlight I2, Operetta II-I2, Jamboree II-I2, A Cap- pella Choir II, Music Contestant II, One Act Play IQ. TERRY BETTES4Hi Y 9-IO-II-I2, Hi Y Officer Il, Searchlight I2, Jamboree IO, Junior Play II, Fall Play I2, Thespians IO-II, One Act Play IO-II-I2, Speech Contest IO-II. WILLIAM BOLES-Hi Y 9-IO-II, Music Contestant 9, Thespians IO-II, Science Club IO-Il-I2, Stage Crew I0-II, Tumbling Club I2. AUDA BREWSTER-Football II-IQ, Industrial Arts Club II. MARCIA BRICKEY-Y Teens II, Pep Club II-I2 Pep Club Ofticer I2, Operetta I2, Music Contestant I2, Office Assistant I2. PATSY BRODY-Y Teens 9-IO-II-I2, Oper- etta IO-I2, Jamboree IO, Music Contestant IO, COE Club I2. ELAINE BROWN-Y Teens I2, Pep Club I2, Operetta I2, One Act Play I2. ELSIE BROWN-Y Teens 9-IO-II, Jamboree II, Music Contestant II. GARY BROWN-Football II-IQ, Basketball I2, Track II. KATIE BROWN-Y Teens II-I2, Pep Club I2, Assistant Editor, Yellowiacket I2, FTA IQ, FTA Officer I2, Operetta I2, Music Contestant I2, Jamboree I2', Junior Play II, Fall Play I2, Yellowiacket Queen Candidate I2, One Act Play II-I2, Student Council I2. CONSTANCE BURDICK-Y Teens 9-IO-II-I2, FTA l2, Operetta IO-II-I2, Jamboree IO-II-IQ, A Cappella Choir IO-II-I2, Music Contestant IO-I2, GAA l2, Stage Crew II-I2 BILL CHANEY-Hi Y 9-IO, COE Club II-I2, COE Club Officer I2, CAROL JEAN COOPER-Y Teens IO-II-I2, Pep Club 9-IO, Yellowiacket, I2, Operetta I2, GAA 12. BOB CORDER-Hi Y 9-IO-II, Football I2, Basketball I2, Track II-IQ, C Club I2, Yellowiacket I2, Music Contestant 9-IO-II-IQ, Pep Band II LARRY CROUSEfCOE Club I2, COE Club Officer I2. BETTY CROW-Class Officer II, Y Teens 9-IO-II, Pep Club 9-IO-II-I2, Class Editor, Yellowiacket I2, Operetta 9-IO-II-I2, Jamboree 9-IO-II-IQ, A Cappella Choir 9-IO-II-I2, Music Contestant 9- IO-I I-l2, Junior Play II, Thespians IO-I I, One Act Play IO, Concert Choir I2. JUDY MARIE DAILEY -Y Teens II-I2, Pep Club II, Yellowiacket I2, Production. PHIL DOUGHERTY-Hi Y II-I2, Football II, A Cappella Choir I2, Fall Play I2, Thespians II, One Act Play II. DELBERT DOUGLAS-Hi Y 9-IO-ll, Football IO, Basketball IO, Library Club 9, Librarian 9, C Club I2, COE Club I2. JANICE EISMAN-Y Teens II-IQ, Operetta IQ, COE Club I2, COE Club Officer I2. PHILIP JAMES FLEMING Most Athletic Best Looking Nancy Murray Carter Douglas Patsy Schell Danny Krell I 94 I I 'H ' twmfmfxl I I I 245641 -Basketball II-l2g Track Il-I2, A Cappella Choir I2. REBA LOU FOSTER-Y-Teens 9-IO-I Ig Pep Club ball II-I2, Track II-IQ, Jamboree Ilg Music Contestant Ili C Club I2. BILL GUILD-Operetta IQ. IIeI2: Pep Club Otiicer I2g Music Contestant 9-IO-IQ, Student Council II, Ottice Assistant II, WAYNE GREENE-Hi Y IO-Il-IZ Hi Y Otticer I2p Junior Play Ilf Fall Play IQ, One Act Play I2p Speech Contestant II. JUDY GRIMES-Y-Teens IO-II-I2p Y'Teens Officer II-IQF Pep Club IO-Ili Operetta I2, Junior Play IIp Ottice Assistant IO-II-I2. CALVIN K. GROFF-Class Officer II, Foot- ball Il-l2, Track Il-IQ, Jamboree II, Music Contestant II, C Club I2. BILL GUILD-Operetta I2. JURHEE HANDY-Y-Teens 9-lO-II, Jamboree TO-Ilg Music Contestant IO-II, GAA Club I2g GAA Otticer IQ, Operetta IO-II-I2. BOB HARPERAHE Y IO, Junior Play II, National Honor Society II-I2g Library Club 95 Library Club Officer 95 Librarian 9-IOQ One Act Play II. JEFF HEAIVILIN- Class Officer IO-ll, Football 9-IO? Basketball 9-lOp Track 9-IO, A Cappella Choir 12g National Honor Society Il-I2g Yellowiacket King Candidate I21 Student Council IO, Speech Contest Ilp Music Contestant I2, Student Council President l2, Sports Editor, Yellowiacket I2. LARRY HEDGES- Hi Y II: Operetta II-I2, COE Club I2. AUDREY HIX-Y-Teens II-I2. SHARRON JARRETT HOL- LOWAY- Y-Teens 9-IO-Il, Operetta i2g Otiice Assistant 9-IO-II. DON HOLT-Hi Y IO, Football IO-I I-I2, Basketball IO-II, Track IOg C Club l2g C Club OFficer I2. PAT HURST-Y-Teens 9-IO-I I-l2p Y-Teens Officer I2, Pep Club 9-IO-II-IQ, Operetta IOAII-IQ, Jamboree IO-IQQ A Cap- pella Choir IO-II-I2, Music Contestant IO-II-IQ, Junior Play II, Madrigal II-I2p Concert Choir IQ. LOUISE JACKSON-Y-Teens 9-IO-II-IQ, Y-Teens Oliicer IO-II-iQg Pep Club 9-IO-II-IQ, Operetta I0-lI-I2, Jamboree IO-II-IQ, A Cappella Chair 9-IO-II-IQ: Music Contestant 9-IO-II-I2g Concert Choir I2, Madrigal IO-II-I2f Stage Crew IO-lip Tl-iespians IO-Ilp Activity Editor, Yellow- Jacket IQ. JUDY JONES-Y-Teen II-I2p Music Contestant IQ, Junior Play II, LARRY KAY-Hi Y IO-Il-I2g Searchlight I2g Yellowiacket I2f Operetta II-IQ, Jamboree II-T21 A Cappella Choir II- l2g Junior Play II, Fall Play I2, Library Club 95 One Act Play I2p Boy's Glee Club 12, DWAINE KEYSER-Hi Y IO-l Ig Yellowiacket I2g Traltic Squad II. JUDY KIRBY-Y-Teens 9-IO-II-12, Y-Teens Ofti- cer I2, Pep Club I2, Searchlight I2, Operetta II: Jamboree ll, A Cappella Choir ily Music Contes- tant Ilg Fall Play IQ, GAA Club IZ GAA Officer I2g One Act Play II, FTA IQ. KRISTINE KLINGE- Y-Teens IIp Pep Club ily Cheerleader II, Operetta I2g Music Contestant I2. PAUL DAVID KLUG- MAN-Hi Y 9-IO, Football Il, Track IO, A Cappella Chair IO-II-I2g Music Contestant 9-IO-II-I2g Junior Play II, Fall Play I2f Science Club IOg One Act Play 9-IO-l2y Boy's Glee Club I2. ORVILLE GENE KNAPP-Football I2, Track II-IQ: C Club I2. DOTTIE KRAMER-Y-Teens 9-IO-IIg Pep Club IQ, Pep Club Otiicer IQ: Operetta II-I2, Jamboree II, Music Contestant II-I2, DANNY KRELL- Class Otiicer IO, Football lO-II-I2, Football Tri Captain IQ, Basketball IO-II-I2, Track IO, Yellow- iacket I2, Trattic Squad IO-II-121 National Honor Society II-IQ, Yellowiacket King Candidate I2g Student Council I2, C Club I2, BEVERLY LANE-Y-Teens 9-IO-II-l2, Pep Club I2g Operetta IO-II- IQ, Jamboree IO-Ili A Cappella Chair I0-II-I2g Music Contestant IO-Il-I2g GAA I2. BOB LEWIS -Hi Y I2g Football Ilf Junior Play II, Fall Play I2g One Act Play IQ. GERALD MARSHALL-Class Offi- cer 9-II, Hi Y 9-IO, Football IO-II-IQ, Track lOp Traffic Squad IO-IQ, C Club I2. RUTH MEIERH Y-Teens II-IQ, Pep Club IQ: Operetta II-IQ, A Cappella Choir Ilp Music Contestant Il-I2g GAA I2g Office Assistant Il-I2. LARRY MENDENHALL-Hi Y IO-II, Yellowiacket I2, Operetta Orchestra '2- Best Personality Best Actress and Actor Katie Brown Don Holt 95 sm V,.kk ,Ac Typical Centerites Elaine Welch Danny Krell Best Drivers Ruth Meier Delbert Douglas Gerald Marshell Mast Popular Katie Brown Carter Douglas Most Likely to Succeed Marilyn Roark Ken Smith Jet? Heaivilin IO-ll-l2f Jamboree Orchestra 9-IO-II-IQ, A Cappella IQQ Music Contestant 9-IOAII-12, Thespians IO-Il, Stage Crew IO-ll: Pep Band IO-ll-l2g Industrial Arts Club lip Boy's Glee Club IQ. SUZ- ANN M, MILLS--Y-Teens 9410-Il, Operetta IZ, GAA 12, One Act Play ll, Industrial Arts Club ll. RICHARD F. MILLER-Science Club l2g Chess Club IQ. STEVE K. MONSEES-Hi Y 9-IO-II, Hi Y Oiticer ll, Football 9-IO: Music Contestant 9g Science Club IO-ll-l2g Science Club Otticer 125 Student Council 9, Pep Band 9-ll. NANCY ANN MOODY-Y4Teens 9-IO-ll-I2, GLENDA MORAIN-Y-Teens 9-IO-ll-i2, Y-Teens Officer ll-IQ, Pep Club ll-IQ, Searchlight I2, Operetta ll-I2, Jamboree ll-IQJ A Cappella Choir ll-I2, Music Contestant ll-IQ, Fall Play IZ National Honor Society ll-IQ, GAA IQ, Stage Crew I2. VERNA MORTENSON-FTA IQ, Ja'rnboree Orchestra IO-il-12, Operetta Orchestra IO-ll-l2, Junior Play il, National Honor Society li-l2y GAA l2, GAA Officer l2, Pep Bond ll-IZ. NANCY SUE MURRAY-Y-Teens 9-IO-il, Y-Teens Otiicer ll, Pep Club 9-IO-ll-IQ, Cheerleader 9-IO-Il, Yellowjacket l2g Candidate for Horncoming Queen IO-ily FTA IQ, Operetta 9-IO-l2f Jamboree 9-IO-IQ, A Cappella Choir 9-IO, Music Con- testant 9-IO-l2g Librarians l2p GAA IQ. SANDRA MYERS-Y-Teens I0-ll-l2p Operetta l2g Music Contestant IQ. CHARLES McFARLAN-Hi Y 9-IO-llg Operetta Orchestra 9-IO-ll-IQ, Jamboree I0- ll, Chess Club ll, Pep Band 9-IO-ll-IZ, Music Contestant 9-IO-il-12, SAM McPHERSON-Hi Y IO, Football 9-IO, COE Club IQ. KENNETH McQUARRIE-Science Club il-12, MARGARET NEECE- Y-Teens IQ, Jamboree IQ, COE Club IQJ COE Ofiicer IQ. GALEN LEE ODEN-Hi Y IQF Operetta l2g A Cappella Choir IQ, Fall Play IQ, Stage Crew l2, One Act Play l2g Boy's Glee Club l2. ROSS PHIL- LIPPE-Hi Y 9-IO-Il-l2g Hi Y Ottlcer l2g Music Contestant 9-IO: Science Club IO-ll-IZ, Science Club Officer l2g Stage Crew IO. DONALD POTTER-Hi Y IO-ll, Thespians IO-llg Library Club 95 Librarian 9g One Act Play lOp Student Council ll, Speech Contestant IO-ll. GAY K. PUESTER- Y-Teens IQ, Pep Club l2p Operetta IQ, A Cappella Choir I2, DELLA PUMMILL-Y-Teens IQ, Operet- ta IQ, Music Contestant l2, BOB RING-Hi Y 9-IO-I lg Hi Y Omcer Il, Operetta IO-I I-l2g Jamboree IO-ll-l2f A Cappella 9-IO-ll-IQ, Music Contestant 9-IO-ll-IQ, Thespians 9-IO, Stage Crew IO-ii-I2, Pep Band IO-il, Madrigal IO-Il-l2g Boy's Glee Club l2. MARILYN ROARK-Y-Teens Most Talented Nancy Murray Terry Bettes I I 4, 'es I . Flirt and Wolf Patsy Schell Loren Beck ll-l2g Pep Club ll-l2f FTA iQ, FTA Omcer TQ, Operetta l2p Music Contestant 12g Junior Play llg Fall Play iQ, GAA lQ, One Act Play lQ, Ottice Assistant ll-l2, DAR Good Citizen Contest l2g Editor, Yellowiacket lQ. SANDRA ROGERS-Y-Teens 9-lO-ll-l2g Operetta lO-ll-iQ, Jamboree lOA ll-IQ, A Cappella Choir IQ, Music Contestant lO-l lAl2, GAA l2g GAA Otticer IQ, Stage Crew l2. S. ROCK SCARCELlOfF0otball llg Operetta lQg COE Club l2. PATRICIA SCHELLfY-Teens ll-12, Pep Club ll-iQ, Cheerleader IQ: Yellovviacket l2f Candidate tor Homecoming Queen l2g FTA l2g Junior Play ll, Fall Play l27 Ottice Assistant ll-l2. DIANA SCOTT-Y-Teens 9-lO-ll-l2p Jamboree lO-l lp Student Council 9. JQANN SHINER-Y-Teens 9-lO-ll-l2, Operetta l2f A Cappella Choir l2g GAA l2. BOB SHIPMAN-Hi Y lOg Football l2, Basketball lO-l2g Trotchc Squad 12: C Club l2g Track lO. KEN SMITH-Hi Y ll, Yellovvioclcet l2, National Honor Society ll-iQ, Chess Club ll, MARIE STOWE-Operetta llg Junior Play llg Librarians 9-lOy One Act Play l2g Fall Play l2, ROGER THOMAS-Science Club lQ. THOMAS ROSS STUTZMANfYellOWiaclcet l2. MARGARET THOMPSON-Y-Teens 9-lOAll, Pep Club 9-lO-llg Pep Club Oh'icer llg FTA l2, Operetta l2f Music Contestant l2g Junior Play llg Thespians lOfll, Librarians ll-l25 GAA l2g One Act Play lO-ll. LOIS VAN GORDON-Y-Teens ll, Operetta lO-ll-l2, Jamboree lO-ll, Music Contestant lO-ll, DOROTHY LORENE VEACH'-Y-Teens 9-lO-ll-lQg Operetta 9-lOAll-lQp Jamboree 9-lO-ll'l2, A Cappella Choir lO-ll'l2g Music Contestant 9-IO-ll-l27 GAA l2, GAA Oihcer l2p Stage Crew lO-ll-l2g ROBERT C. VEDDER-Hi Y 9-lO, Operetta 9-IO-l2, Jamboree 9-l0f A Cappella Choir 9-lO-l2g Music Contestant 9-lO-l2g Librarians 9-lO-llg Boy's Glee Club l2p COE l2. DONNA LOU WALKER-Y-Teens ll, Searchlight l2g Operetta l2p Jamboree l2, One Act Play l2g Music Contestant l2. PATSY RAE WEISLOCHER-Y-Teens 9-IO-ll-12: Operetta IOAII-12, Jamboree lO-llg Music Contestant lO-ll-iQ, GAA IQ, GAA Officer lQ. ELAINE WELCH-Y-Teens ll-l2, Pep Club ll-12, Cheerleader l2g Searchlight l2g Candidate tor Homecoming Queen l24 Yellowiaclcet Queen Candi- date l2g MARILYN DALE WISE-Y-Teens 9-lO-ll-l2, Y-Teens Otticer l'lg Pep Club 9-IO-ll-l2, Cheerleader 9-lO-ll-l2f Head Cheerleader ll-l2, Operetta 9-lOf Jamboree 9-lO-l2g Music Con- testant 9-lO-l2g Fall Play l2, Office Assistant 9-lO-ll-iQ, Yellowiacket l2. Most lntelligent Judy Kirby Ken Smith Most Versatile Katie Brown Danny Ki-ell Most Humorous Donna Walker Calvin Graft Most Musical Verna Mortenson Charles McFarlan ,Wy 9, ,ws L+ wveiffs-ff ge, iwawezrsrstsffurwt surest! ici ...MJ s Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page 11- 12- We would like to express our Thanks and appreciation to those who helped make our yearbook possible. Without the assistance ot these parents and Triends we would have been unable to tinance The Yellovviacket. We hope our book merits your consider- ation and interest. These pages were sponsored by These parents and organizations. -Long's Market, 8124 Woodland 2-Paseo Upholstery, 8500 Woodland 3-C. L. Keyser Ins. Agcy., 2001 East 87th Street De 3-1902 4-Future Teachers ot America, Ethel D. Lock Chapter 5-Dittmer's Pharmacy, 8200 Woodland 6-Model Dept. Store, 8011 Woodland, Hi 4-1289 Marlbough Cleaners 800 Woodland 7-A friend ot the Yellowiacket 8-Mrs. Bess Brient, 512 Porte Cima Pas 9-Beck's Market, 8017 Woodland Mr. 81 Mrs. E.W. Phillippe, 1322 East 81st Terrace Rollands' Studio, 1118 McGee Senior Class of 1957 Mr. 81 Mrs. Glenn Guild, 708 E. 109th 13-Savings Bank of Kansas City, 6920 Prospect 14-Mr. 8. Mrs. Louis Monsees, 8300 Highland 15-McFarlan Radio 8- TV, 2509 East 85th Dodson Sundries, 2511 East 85th 16-Mr. 81 Mrs. J. O. Schell, 8650 Sleepy Hollow -Mrs. Bessie Veach, 2128 Maddi -Junior Class Room Mothers -Junior Class Room Mothers -Junior Class of 1957 -Junior Class of 1957 -Anthis Beauty Shop, 8002Vz Woodland Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Pag Page Page Page Page 32- 33- 34- 35- 42- 43- B. M. Shoppe, 8005 Woodland Savings Bank of Kansas City, 6920 Prospect Mr. 8. Mrs. Arthur Smith, 101st 8. Holmes Niagara Cleaners, 7817 Troost, Ja 3-9614 - -Hi-Y -Savings Bank of Kansas City, 6920 Prospect -Center High School PTA -Savings Bank of Kansas City, 6920 Prospect 31-A friend ot the Yellowiacket Senior Class of 1957 Oddo's Market, 8016 Wornall Road, Free Delivery, Ja 3-9704 Senior Class of 1957 Savings Bank of Kansas City, 6920 Prospect Phillips 66 Service, 85th 8- Woodland Morrissey Hardware, 8009 Woodland Rent-All-Tool Crib, 8147 Wornall Road A friend ofthe Yellowiacket Senior Class of 1957 Senior Class of 1957 Mr. 8. Mrs. Lloyd Welch, 6227 West 87th Hi-Y 44-Y-Teens 45-Mr. 81 Mrs. Lorne Mills, 7910 Agnes Mr. 81 Mrs. Fred Cooper, 2017 East 87th 46-Y-Teens 47-Village Beauty Shop, 8223 Wornall Road, Em 3-1 122 Science Club Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page 49-Science Club 50 Mr. 8. Mrs. Herman Klugman, 8226 Highland Library Club 52-Mr. 8. Mrs. Glen Bettes, 7916 Chestnut Mr. 8. Mrs. S. O. Greene, 1503 East 83rd Dr. G. M. Sneed, 8002 Paseo Dairy Queen 3, 8304 South 71 Hiway -Jim's 66 Service Across from the Golden Ox James A. Heaivilin -Student Council -Mr. 8. Mrs. Albert E. Douglas, 1840 East 82nd -Commerce Department 58-C.O.E. Club 59-Mr. 81 Mrs. A. R. Kay, 8233 Tracy 60-Mr. 8. Mrs. J.D. Spears, 1109 East 108th Terrace 61-Senior Class of 1957 62-Carl's Beauty Shop, 360216 Troost 63-Mr. 8. Mrs. Roger Renault, 1108 East 108th Terrace 64-Center High School PTA 65-Instrumental Music Department 66-Mr, 8. Mrs. Cecil Snodgrass, 7924 Brooklyn 67-Instrumental Music Department 68-Rollands' Studio, 1118 McGee 69-Charles Paint Research Co., 2401 East 85th 70-Tub's Drive-ln, 8030 Prospect 71-Mr. 8. Mrs. Clarence Crow, 8242 Highland Mr. 8. Mrs. Albert A. Stevens, 8020 Wasbash 72-Paseo Jewelers, 8013 Woodland, De 3-4848 73-Mr. 8. Mrs. Robert Thompson, 8505 Wayne -Vocal Music Department -Vocal Music Department Page 76- Page 77- Page 78- Page 79 Page 80 Page 81 Page 82 Page 83 A friend of the Yellowjacket Mr. 8. Mrs. Joseph Knight, 8002 Montgall Mr. 8. Mrs. Murphy Shiner, 1506 East 83rd Mr. 8. Mrs. Howard Brickey, 220 Rainbow Lane -Mr. 81 Mrs. James Clark, 1000 West 89th -Student Council -A friend of the Yellowjacket -Athletic Dept. -Mr. 8. Mrs. Albert E. Douglas, 1840 East 82nd Page 84-Mr. 8. Mrs. Harry Shipman, 8628 Minnehaha Page 85 -Mr. 8. Mrs. Frank Higgins, 2819 East 78th Page 86-Athletic Dept. Page 87-Mr. 8. Mrs. Melvin Stutzman, 3601 East 78th Page 88-Premier Printing Co., 3517 Prospect Page 89 -Premier Printing Co., 3517 Prospect Page 90-A friend of the B Team. Page 91-Mr. 8. Mrs. Philip G. Fleming, 9000 Jarboe Mr. 8. Mrs. Cecil K. Groff, 509 West 86th Terrace Page 92-Blue Hills Bank of Commerce Page 93-Rollands' Studio, 1118 McGee Page 94-Ozark Annie's Dari-Delite, Bagnell Dam, Lake of the Ozarks fKatie Brownj Page 95-Mrs. Eleanor Murray, 8631 Euclid Page 96-Mr. 8. Mrs. Arthur Smith, 101st 8. Holmes Page 97-Mendell Myers Insurance Agency Page 98-Gale's, 7941 Woodland Page 99- Page 100- Peterson Auto Repair, 2507 East 85th E. B. Harris Coal 8. Grain, 85th 81 Prospect Waldo Grain Co., 7801 Wornall Road Bill Hunter Cold Drink Machine, 245 W. 61st Mr. 81 Mrs. Len B. Roark, 8819 Virginia Lane ,-w4m,,4 KONG Brown, ASST- Edifor Of Cenfefumai MC 'llY ' J. Hecnivilin, Action: J. Bailey, Phofographerg B. Crow, Aciorsg L. Jackson, Background: Roork, Editor of Centeramag. 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