College High School - Pow Wow Yearbook (Cape Girardeau, MO)

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FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA First row, left to right: Rosemary McClard, Evelyn Lewis, Nina Suzuki fPresidentQ, Joanna Ward fV1C6 Presidentj Joneal Gilbert, Barbara Rose, Erma Eakins, Francis Sander, Second row, left to right: Miss Mohrrnan, Darlene Todd, Ina Warren fSecretary-Treasurerj Miss Rose Rosemary Campbell, Mr. Keller. The Samuel A. Kruse Chapter of the Future Teachers of America Club was organized in College High School this year. It was formed to provide an opportunity for those interested in becoming teachers to study the pro- fession of teaching and to create an interest among other students in the teaching profession. The Club is spon- sored by student-teachers who are members of Kappa Delta Pi, a national teacher fraternity. Projects chosen for the year included a reading shelf containing materials pertaining to teaching, an assembly program, and a pro- gram of observation in the elementary grades. 29 I

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THE NATIONAL HONQR SOCIETY First row, left to right: Dick Snider fTreasurerJ, Betty Frank, Barbara Grueneberg, Frances Sander fSec retaryj, Barbara Rose fPresidentJ. Second row, left to right: Mr. Ownbey fSponsorJ, Harry Rust fVice-Presidenty, Don Young fHistoriar1j Burk Elrod, Gary Rust, Paul Leming. N G Xx A Sf --if The National Honor Society is the goal toward which every student in College High School should be striving. Each year the faculty selects as new members the Juniors and Seniors who meet the requirements. The requirements of the National Honor Society are very high. They are Leadership, Service, Character, and Scholarship, and a B average. All these requirements must be met to become a member. Mr. W. A. Ownbey is the sponsor of this organization. His guidance helps to make this organization one of the highest honors in the school. We are very proud to have the National Honor Society in our school and we hope it will continue to go forward in the future. 28

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p GREE DRAC50 DRAMATIC CLUB M' Mr rv Hu gi, ,N 11? i M if J ii wi! 'ir 'N W ,, fi 'i H i lx J. ll. lp, uit i kj 1 B B in i Front row, left to right: Joneal Gilbert, Darlene Todd fVice-President, second halfj, Jane Sanders fHis if torian, all yeary, Rose Hoffman QA1umni Secretary, first halfj, Gary Rust fVice-President, first halfg President QW second halfj, Burk Elrod fPresident, first halfg Attorney, second halfj, Barbara Grueneberg Q Secretary, all W yearj, Bob Wilcox, fTresaurer, all yeary, Kenny Lesem QAttorney, first halfj, John Grisham, Mr. Burneson fSpon fm sorl. , ij Second row, left to right: Margie Deimund, Magde Boswell, Iris Engram, Mary Sue Kuykendall, Doris gl Cauble, Virginia Giles, Bonnie Cotner, Roselee Newman, Vera Jean Foeste, Rosemary McClard, Barbara Rose 3' Rosemary Campbell, Third row, left to right: Frances Sander, Marianna Holcomb, Paul Leming, Frank Horn, Sherry Kirkpat rick, Tom Tygett, Gene Summers, Harry Rust, Pat Dean, Tom Draper, Sherry Story, Evelyn Lewis. iz ll i The Green Dragon Dramatic Club this year gave three one-act plays , X, participated in the district dramatic Z-A Z! meet, and presented a major production F' in the spring. ' The club is an organization com- posed of members interested in acting I I or producing plays. Eligibility for l K 'membership in the club is open to stu- , 8 0 dents from the ninth through twelfth ' grades who have earned the re uired U Cl 4 , number of points through participation . in dramatics. ' Every month the club has a busines s I ,ll f X meeting and a program. in-P' if 'x.-... +V lesxir 1 I I L 30