Jefferson City High School - Marcullus Yearbook (Jefferson City, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1938 volume:

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VVe are presenting you with a book of de- lightful pictures, interspersed with a few spicy words. Start now and enjoy every bit of picture and copy which the Marcullus staff had such good fun in preparing for you. 3 0000 1 DEDICATED TD may gfaffa Qjfafcfman TEACHER OF ENGLISH .Mu R. T. Scioiaizic li. S., l'nix'i-rsity of Missouri, '24 A, Nl., l'nivi-rsity of Missouri, '27 A. M., Columbia Vnivcrsity, 'Sl Atlininistration Diploma, Columbia l niversity. 32 bl. C. Dcnox H. S., C. N. S. T. C., Warrensburg, '29 A. M., L'nivcrsity of Southern Calia 33' fornia, '33 QCity School Atlministrationj GREETINGS - - School spirit is an intangible thing. We are often conscious either of its presence or ofits absence without being able to discern it directly. At the jefferson City Senior High School we recognize this spirit as a wholesome contribution to school life. I sincerely hope that this Marcullus will help you re-live, in the years to come, the delightful experiences of your days spent here. R. T. SCOBEE and SALUTATICDNS - - Greetings, Class of 1938! As you approach the occasion of graduation from our school, you are called upon to place a direct appraisal or evaluation upon your career. The keynote for the past is achievement with its story of difficulties overcome, work completed, and merit won. The keynote for the present is constructive activity, for by thinking and doing life pro- gresses. The keynote for the future is aspiration, by which the ideals and ever-changing challenges of tomorrow will lead you courageously onward to realize the noble things of life. J. C. IJEATON Page -I mtg '24 '77 '31 umbiu sburg, 1 Culi- on, of its :ol we t this ' days Xchool, eynote merit fe pro- llenges Page 4 Pace 5 BCDARD QF EDUCATICDN Mus. XY. C. IRWIN M155 I. J. S1.xrr: Alu. J. T, Ii1..u1:, ju. NIH. R. W. Hxamucx Prexiflenf Vife-I'resirl'er1! .llemlwer .Uemlfer 1 ,I 2. ' B WZ. l L1 ,Q xi is . 2' ,fx fg , rm Mfgasl s' l 45 of 3 A it f Mk. IJ. W. Pmlaus Mu.'I'11o1cP1cGrmmrx MR. EMU. Sc1m'r'r M155 C. L.xNu1z1u1.xNs Member .Uembef Trezwzcrer Secrelary MK. SHAW' Mus. O'B.xN1oN Miss ST, Glsoucslc NIR, Ii1cNN1a'r'r B. S. B, S. A, A. B. S, f 6: ,ian 4' ,- '9' 4 5. R Iliff C f vi BSB ' dvr A . fu 2, A ff- , f em l xv, 8' . I 1 dit K I I , yi Mu. Alnms M155 1I.mll.1. Miss Wn.1.1s NK. R1c.wr::s B. IS. S., M. A, B. B. FAC U LTV Xlk. l'v1n-.4,l4xl'1 Xlls-jfmlenxx Mu- I?ll.l.wX Mrs-. Sumx MR. Mc'ML'uuxx' IS S XI X -X H li S XI X Ii.S. U5- NE' .D i I , 45,-.29 W V Lax x . I Ax. 1 Mu. Bnxlsu Miss Hm.m1.xN Miss CROCKIETT Miss GILLIESPIE IXIR. BROOKS A. B., A. M. A. B., Ii. S. B. S. A. B. B. S., M. S. MR. S.xxmaRs MISS CAMUIQN M155 XX'11.lax' Miss CREEK Mk. GWINN A. B., A. M. B. S., M. A. B. S. Ph. B., M. S. Ii. S. an ' I - gf hr . 'O' 3' -5, Y auf- A W ,ii , 4, , Vlf'-- X 'f MR.U1,Rm' IXI1ssIJ1cKsoN IXIISS RANK B. S., M, A. A, B., A. M. B. S. N. .fx I M K , 1.3 ' . Miss Alanis Mx, C.XMI'lKIZLL A. Ii. ll. Pune 6 Brine XX'iLh In from 0 Guthri Tl just rel viciuall from ol Th Rather fur the I'-:gf 7 I- III-.II .-XIII-,I. I I A Orfginff Jfjffcnmn Czfy, ,III,I.I1IIIrz Q- - A G - EVIELYNAI-'I-OI,'I'I'1R A n E- I V X tzl Origin- -Jgfffrxmz Cily, ,Ilissauri f l'IIII,I.II' AI.IsIzRTsox OriginfBrIInIley, AIix.mIIri -IOIIN AxIIIImsIi X OrigI'nfRux.veI!:'i!le, .Il1'.mIIIri 9 'Q A CII.IRI,Ias XYAIINIQII ANTWEILICR Q A K 'W Origin-Cfczlrlr City, Illixxozwi 'gf -7 : RIHIII ATKINSON A A' 0ri,gin--Jgfferson Cily, Jllixxazmri ' X'IIcuINI.x ISIQTII I3.xII.Iax' Origirl-Poplar BZIQF, .Ilixsnzzfi -3 .Lx j. F. BALKIQNIIIII. E- Origin-Jejferxmz Cily, Illixsouri x BIIIICIQ IMKIQR A OriginfS!. Louis, Mixxozrri GI.I-:NN B.xIIIzIaTT Origz'nfJz'f7'erxan Cily, Jlixxnuri f, 53 3 'Q BENNETT B:xI:TI.Izv ' - - -I Originflfultmz, Misxouri -1 I-Ion IIIISSMAN A , Ofiglill-'JQHEf.YU7'l City, Illissauri , ' GICIBRGIZ Comm BATES 0figf7I'TL6Xi71glU1Z, ,Ilissouri I F? 2 CLETUS E, BAURICIITIQR 9 - Origin-New Blrmnlfield, Missouri VIRGINIA LUCILLE BITLSIIII OriyinfEZdon, Alissoizfi NIAIQIIIIRIQT BENTON Origin-Jqffersmi Cily, Illisxouri a Q 1 , KIARJORIE BIQNZ - C? Origin-Jqjfefxon Cily, Jllixsouri .Q RoIIIaIIT W. BERNICK X Origin-Oskalaoxa, I0'lL'fI I -, NIcII,I. ISIQRRY 0ffgjilI4C0IIH7IIli!1, ,lfixsnuri a 3 '- ' GIZTHRII4: SWIEI-ZNEX' BIRKHEAD, II fl, ' Origin-Ilnldrn, Alixxnzffi I jI'NIm1 BLANK ' Originflqfferson Cily, llixszmri jon Iio'rz OrI'girI-Sf'rlII1iII, ,Ilixxozni .3 ' . ' 3 PAIIL BIc.xIII,I1x' X: .7 Originf.S'prirlgjirlxl, ,Ilixsnzwi f Rll',I,VlN liIz.xNsoN A Oriqirr-0Ia'f'r1sII1'lle, lI1'.v.I1Inri 1'I1Igr ,Y JIlw5IIi Orxgin - I-'R INCI5 Origin-I RIISSEL Origin- YIRGINI Origin' N IA I4 I' A Origin- HOPIZ D Origin- CIIARLIQ Omfin- lm, ff ri .Iissonri uri Missouri HE i Missouri Bon BURNS BRIZNTON Ofigirz-Owezzsiville, .Uixsonri JAMES BRONYN Origin-Riclmzoml, Missouri LL'ClLI.E BROWN Origin-Kunxax Cily, Jlixxouri JESSIIC BIJCRNER 0figf7l'JIl1YSiI4II1, Iowa ALLEN BURTON Origizzflizzizszzx Cily, Mixxmwi DON BUTLER Origin-,Umzlgornefy Cily.,1lisxo1n1' FRANCES ALZAIIA CARENIIER Origin-Jqlferson Cily, Dvfixsomi PRISCILLA CI-I,II'I-ELL Origin-fWairzwriglxl, Jllisxouri JOHN CHRISTIAN Origin-fNewBloon1jie1d, Alixxouri RUSSELL XVALLACIE CLARK Origirz-Jejfersoiz Cily, Missouri IRENE CLELLANI1 Origin-Elberion, Georgia DoRo'rHx' CLINKENBEARI: Origirzflejerson Ciiy, ,Uissouri VIRGINIA COFFIZLT Origin-Jeferson Ciiy, Mixsozzri BONNIE JUNE COONCE 0Vigi?Z?AShIlHld, Ibfissuuri DEEUI' COOPER 0I igi71fC1IIlIPIOi.Y, Illissouri ll.-XRY ANN D,xLLAs Origin-Jejerson Cily, Alissouri RIARGARIET DAWSON Origin-Jejfersorz Cily, Illixsoziri Bon llrcno 0V1',Qi?IfJE-g't?VSU7l Cily, ,Uisxouri HOPE IJE SPAIN Origin-Eminence, Missouri XIILIJRICD Dllilll. OriginfIVooldfirlge, .Missouri HARRIS NIATTIIICNVS DOLIIN Origin-Illmo, llisxouri CHARLES EmIoNIwSoN Origin-Jejersorz City, Mixxomi S.xR.x I.oL'ISE ELI.mTr Ofigiizfjcjerxorz City, Mixsoziri Q mg, a PAIILINE EMIIQNS Origgirzfllizlllrir, Missouri P0116 ll 3 151. A . , X Im' - Me! Qs Q I 6 A or J -3 4 3 ' . C: J 'KVI' I .. A R v- , F S sf I VFW, I . Im .4 fu 3 '15 S V' ir 'Ra N 12 2 1 'N -ve- s.. V , E'-P, I 2 ' -Pi 4 C 1 1. If E Xl x1u.xlcl4.'l' ANSI-, lxxlzle ' K Origin- Jffjfrrxmi Oxy, .llzxmurz 5' ' ' -S 4 up, 6- Nxmxl-1f1l4,x1:x'lx'.vl', Iixkkls G1 Q , Orz'gi11fli11g4'ur. .ll1'.v.wmrz' I H l1ORO'1'sn' l711Rc.1'sON A UQ-i.: v 5 0rz'gir1-f-Jgfferxmz Cily, illixxnuri - -. . , , Nl.xn film-1 LYNNL Fcvluu-is J Origin-f-Brfzyrrzfr, ,lliwnifrz 'P v 2 ha JOSEPH I'-I.Il'K Ori,qz'r1-Jziffz-mm: City, ,Uimozzri l lf1z.xNKG.x1flfK1a,jR. Origin -Jqfemorz Cily, Misxouri A ERNEST SNEICD QQANTT Or1'gir1f.Uexic0, .llissanri sz! y 2 3 JACK G.x1Nl4.s Q Origin-JI11rphyxlmro, Illiizais Mun' Fluxclas G1aN'rRv Origgiriflxlznxas Cily, Missouri lJORO'ru12A GERIHCR Origin-Jqjferson Cily, Jlixmuri 5 3 . 9 3 LEONARD Colm x Q Origirzfjqferxori Cily, llissaziri - 5. , 5 x'ICRA Duns GORDON ., As - L 21,5 x 2 Ori,qir1fCe1laf City, Ilfixxouri Alun' Iimu GRAVES Origin-Newlonia, ,llixsonri F 1 , 3 - EDNVARD Guoss I ,S A it Origiiz-Jqffersmi Cily, ftlissouri R,xx'MONn H,xLD1M.xN ' Origin-California, Missouri C. O. H.xN12s,jR. Origin-SteubenVille, Ohio , 6 '. gf ' , Q .9 E 5' ANNA jxaxx Hxkrxmx H I 9 s -J ' M Origirr-jlrzrxlifielrl, ,lliisouri ' , gy...-, 1 EDWIN HAWKINS Origin- Clinfan, ,Missouri jmlx ilxvlas Origirz-Keylexiille, .Uissanri I I 2 f - A ROBERT H. HICIIJISRICIIICR - , O Origirz-Jqffrrxarz Cily, ,Uisxonri I.O1uc,x1Nr: RIARTHA HENRY Origitlffflzifrzgmi, Illinois 1 Omni H1a1uxs'r OrigilzfKirktL'0m1, ,Uixxurrri 9 ' ,. V, -3 -H A lun Hrzmmx V -ff '45, Originffuplin, .llixxnzzri 'w .W fiNYlCNIlIDl.YN Nlumc lllclcs T., ' OriQil1--.lejfferxzirz Cily, .llimuziri Pug: Ill Orly, lSxx,l,Y Origin Brirrx' Origin- RVTI-I . Origin- DOROT' Origin- M VRIE Origin- Pfwl, I- Oriy i 11- Nl lekcl-. Origirzf I'1.f' I1 PAULINIQ ELEANQR HoEu1.r:u Originvlejersmz City, ,7lIix.w1zri , Rom-:u'r Ho1,1,1w.xx', JR. , if L 3' arf Origirl-Jefferxzuz Cilyy Allixxnlrri ,K ,V '4 : FRANCES Huovlclz an ' I , Iissouri Originfjqferxuu Cify, ,1l1'.sxum'i Y T BILLY DON Holm X Origin-Tebbeflx, Missouri ' I RI,xRu.xRrETE Es'rxa1.1. Humsux I 9' 'V KL ' A A Origin-Jejerxnn Cily, ,Jlixxuzzri an ' N J 'QL T, X ' 1 if Jw k HA1zo1.1m Hum., Ju. g 'X -Hsmwi Originfjlarxlnzll, jlixxnzari ' I BETTY ANN l'1L'l.Sl'I Origin-Hzznnilwrzl, Missouri CLAY ENVIXG HUNTER as ggi x xv Origin-Ridlmonzl, Virginizl gk 'fy T -c' ROBERT NELSON Hl'NTliR vi . Kr' I OrigirzfSl. Louis, fllissauri ' ssonri it f 'K Lf RUTH ANNE HURT Ofigiil-HOZl5l07lifl, Misxouri -J HfRJillET JACKSON 3 3 ig Origin-Perry, Mixsouri I ' RALPH JOBE, JR. , OriginAJejef.vm1 Cily, ,llisxnuri ' J' sonn , I DOROTHY JOHNSON K- 1 0r'iginfMexica, Missouri ' ' NANCY LEE Joxras ' I, 3 3 A 6. Ofigirzfjlilfnl, TJIfSS01lfi 'v . 5 44, f DANHQL K,xLL1aNn,xcn ' ' Origin-Jejerxon Cily, Jlisxonri ' saufi l-'Q RIURHCL IQASSIEILKUM Y . 0rigi1zfSt. Louis, Missouri BILLY BAKER KENNEY Q , -2 fa? 9 Origin-Jqfferxon Cily, llzsxzmfi 47 ' ' 5 ICATHIERINE KING fy Origi11fSheIY1i11rl, gllixxnlzri K f Ph PAU. K. KLliINll.XNIlIER Ofigir1fMorenci, Arizmm ERTTNCTS QYARIJ I ' ,J V , 1, 9 ,g,, rigm-. 2. Louis, , ixsrmrz b ,A ya ,V , . 4 AIARATIIA IcNU'I l' x 3 NRY Origin-Vermm, .llixsouri A ,xy 'S s AIliIiCl'.lJliS l..xCKl-Lx' ' Origirz-Jejemrrz Cily, Mz'.v.wmri Bon I.,xTunau 3 3 , 74' Orig1'r1AS1u1!a Arm, California - RI.wjun1la L.xL'1f f V T CK5 Origirl-Calzznzlfirz, .1IiX.SOIlVf ' I P ' Misxouri H- ' -5 A P ' ll Page I0 an IMRRIS LEUNARII Originfllolts Summit, fllissoztri Q , gg ST ,V 3 3 H Hon LILES K ,-' ' . N , -if 0rigir1fIVeIrl1 City, Missouri X V L, , ROIIERT LINIJLEY ' Origirzffqfferson City, Missouri I . Q A LIQRUY LINIIARIIT E F C Origin-Jejerson City, Missouri 7 3 4 -0 'Q'-Ju' f RUIIY MAY LoIaIfIfLI-:R 'X : by Origin-Jejerson City, Ellissouri ' V' 5 A CIIARLES LUIECKENHOFF ' S Origin-Jeferson City, Ilffissouri K . VIRGINIA MCCIJLLOCII , ' I 'Y Origin-Jejerson City, Illissouri IQ? 1' ,gy ' ALLENE NICDANIEL V, A ' Originfjejerson City, fllissouri .... 1 ALFRED NICICIZEL , LEONARD XVILLIS IVICKINNEX' Origin-Jejersori City, Missouri Origin-Guthrie Center, Iowa ' 3 ' -I I Q S EDNA MCNEW 9 h ,A 0ftginfFutt0n, Mmnm C P LOIS MALONE L, Q Origin-Meridian, Mississippi U RAYMOND PRESTON MARSH I 0rigirLfSt. Louis, Missouri 5 A I A 'Q Z 3 MARION LOUISE MAYES 'Ae 5 , A :A V' OrigirtfCornbridge, Massachusetts 5 .. vf KENNETH CLAUDE NIEREDITH I is ffl I 1 . Origin-Concordia, Missazcri AUDREY NIILLER Origin-Jejerson City, Alissouri i , xi 6 4 AR A NIITCHELL MILLSEXP 'T f y Origin-IVI. Vernon, Iblissouri A 'Y' ' 5 NANCX' ANN MOIELLER fi Origin-Jejersou City, Iblissouri ' 4 0. W. Muck ,- 0rigirzfJejerson City, Alissouri If 5- , x TH-OMAS MUELLER I I 'le J s 9 Originf0soge City, Missouri in ANNA MARIE NIEUTZLER . . I iv ' Originfjotferson City, Alissouri - ' BOB NUTTER ' I S Origin-Richrnorul, Missouri , f, , 'I d , Q, 9 PEGGY OIIERMAN v ' K OrigirzfKa1Is1Is City, fllissoztri RVBY j. PAYNE Originftreece, Kansas Page IZ XI sm Orzgi, GLAIJ Origir CLXFI-' Ori gi 1 LESTI Origin ROBE1 Origin SHIRLI Origin BILLY Origin OIIAST, Ori gin- Pasc 1.3 BIAXINE P.xRsIIcI.IfIf A ' Origin-Cmzlraliu, Illinois , JOIIN EDXVIN P.xRRIsII ' 3 ' 1 Q Qs -3 I Originfjejersorz Cily, jllissouri K ,L 1, -f ,3 V . - BOR PIIII,I,II's 9- J' . ' uri . . . . A Ny uso 0rigir1+Ffzye!Ie, ,Jlzssouri 1? 8,1 GLIIIIVS IJRATIQR- I Q I I , Origin-bl. Louzs, Missouri ROIIERT PRATT Q '-3' 'C Origin-Jeferson Cily, Illissouri J' -5, ' N if I, . BETTY HRAIIIIURT RAAISEY M-mum Origin-Jqjfersori City, Illissouri CLIFFORD RICKIZR OriginA.Ueuz, ,Uissouri A A ,. LEAII MAY RAsIsEx' 'V 2 Origin-Leudwood, Missouri I I BETTY LOU ROACII mm Origin-Faucell, Missouri fl I 1517, r - L n .?'1l.1..I LESTER Ross ' Origin-Ilfilclzell, Soulh Dakola ROWENA IWARY Ross ' 2 ' 'J' I ' 3 Origin-Jejerson Cily, Missouri H L 2 J, A L- I . JOHN CORNELIUS RUDIJER 1 7,-',,: 5-WPP1 Origin-Sedalia, Missouri m T ROBERT RUTLEDGE Origin-Jejfersan Cily, Ilflissouri . 6 J RIOSSIE MARIE SANDERS , 'X Origin-Mokane, Missouri EDITH NEI.IJA B. L. SAUERIIAGE -ami Origin-Lohman, Alissauri ' SI-IIRLEY JANE SAYERS Origin-Lafayelle, Indiana RALPI-I SCHAEFIER 3 V, 3- 3' Origin-Jejerson Cily, Missouri 1 . ' N DOROTHY SCIIEPERLE I Miswwi Origiugjejerson City, Missaziri . - f ' BILLY EDWARD SCI-Is1IuT 1' M as Origin-Jejerson Cily, Missouri 'Y' 'P NOLA JANE SCIINEIIIER I I , , I A Origin-Jejerson Cily, Missouri 9 3, R JAMES I-IERRERT SCIHINELL I , K Missouri Originfjcjerson Cify, Missouri ' A ODASTA SEIUEL If ' M i Origin-Jejerson City, Itlissouri ROIIERT SEMLER 79 J' ' 'J 0riginALexinglon, Missouri - ' I NIAkCIil.LA SIIMIEL , Page Pogz IJ 0rigirI4S!. Louis, Missouri h Renal-.1c'r KI11.1,.x1cl1Sm1cKl,l2x' , Q lxn , 0rl4Q1'r1f'Jnplzm -lI1'.s,mnri Omni: , 1, ,4 49V ',, R Iinim SLANKIER U I - . A Origzlzfflqffersnrz Cily, .Uzxxrmri Nl,x1u jul-1Sm'ru ' Originflficlmimnl, .Uissnnri A l c I j.xcK ST.xN1-mm I WM Origirz-Jqfferxnrz Cily, ,Uissouri 6Q1.w.?I S Iimxrzm' S'r1G.u,1. I ' ' . . I OriginfSl. Jnxeplg ,llissourz T ' Fw STQCK K Origin-lluzlxzrll, ,Uisxmlri Al ' L, Ll A RAYM ND ST CK ., M0 , U. .i . jcmx' .v Origin-II onlrlrulge, Alixmuri . . .7 Orzgm ' - 9 ' FLm'11 SUNUIQRMIQYIQR ' W ' Q Origin-H0115 Szlmmil, Illixxmcri Fxuzux Mui 'I'1zNxx'soN ,Q Origin-Jefferson Cily, Illissouri Hoxmkn XYILLSON THOMPSON Origin!-Osage Cily, Jlissouri , 'A BIILIJRHIJ HELEN THOMPSON 0 W 's Origin-Osage Cily, Illiysoziri , . QUENTIN 'I'uox1PsoN Origin-Jej'er.van Cily, Alissouri l 1 PIIELEN TOIQIKHHN V Origiizfjqferxori Cily, Missouri ' , Q EARL E. 'l'R1PPENsl3u 4 '.L .fi Originfjqferson Cily, Alisxouri jon-IN Your Origin-Jejferxnri Cily, Illissouri RALPH VIIETII Q ,QQ Originslejerxon City, Missouri Q 5, . x F' U Q ', ,, R,x1.vu VVALKER ' 3 4- -, Origin-Sl. Auberl, Missouri E ' Rox' xvlililik OH-giI1fRIlX.YElli'iiIE, Illisxozzri JAN: Wxaoxmx A Origin-Jejerson Cify, Illisxouri A Q RosA1.na Wrauxl-:R V 1 f,. X . . Q OrzgznvNcw York, New York , , HAROLD XYu1a,x'r1.Y ' Ofigill-JQHEVSUII Cily, Jlissouri 011.112 XYHliliI,IER V 0figiIlfJ!fff8ISt7fI City, Jtlissauri 1. . I0 3 RUss14:1.L Wumz Orzgirzf New Blimnljlflrl, Illmmzarz , 'Q I..wLNI.x xYlI.l.IAMS Orz'gin-Kunsux Cily, ,Vixsmxri Pak: 1: Page 14 'uri Hz Iissouri Missouri 11 issoufi souri Missouri I ixsouri Page I4 RICHARD WILLIAMS Origingfejerson Cily, ,Uisxnmi LAVERNE XVINTIERMIEYER Origin-Ha rlxbufg, Misxonri JOHN Ixoumu' XYILLS ' K, 4 0V'l:gi7I7SElI'fllifl, Mixxouri 'M I ' X Rv T. XYILSON W 0I'igi?IfS1'k6Sf0lI, ,Uissomi , ia . I 5 5 I-Q 1 1 -3 0- A AIILDRIZD XVOLFF x A i ' Origin-Jejkrson City, Illix.Iouri 7. V CLYDE XYREN t 0f1:gil17Sf8l1d77I!171, ,Uixsouri I JOHN VVUNDERLICII Origin-Jejerson City, Iilissouri Page 15 Q JERYI, DEAN YATES A , Q Origin-Smillwilie, Missouri ,e CHARLES ZIIIMERIIAN I -' Originffeferson City, Jllixsouri LOUIS AHRENS JOE CALLAYVAY JAMES COLVIN DENVER FERGUSON GENE LANGUIZLL LOUISE NELSON ALVINA PAPIN BOONE SHAW , we al , E - RQ Mx I REX lXlcKITTRIcK BILL OAKERSON 4 'E he ' ' President Vice-Presidenl WM XYAYNE 3lUELLER NAOM1 SHOCKLEY -. Sggrgm yy TVEGSMV61' Q Sponsors Q I C X 6 Miss SLOAN MR. BENNETT JLINICDR CLASS l-IISTGRV Having every prospect of three fruitful years, the present junior class met as sophomores electing Berryman QBudgeJ Henwood, president, Rex McKittrick, vice-presidentg Maring CMingD Lohman, secretary, and Wayne Mueller, treasurer. The sponsors elected for the year were Miss Sloan and Mr. Bennett. Beginning '37 they elected Rex McKittrick president, Bill Oakerson vice-president, VVayne Mueller secretary, and Naomi Shockley treasurer, Having proved such interested and helpful sponsors, Miss Sloan and Mr. Bennett again were elected sponsors. The class soon showed its prowess athletically. Mr. Updegraft's home room 102 won the boys' intramural baseball championship, astonishing the seniors with their superior skill Ca tip, pleasej. Miss Magill, the play director, chose for the cast of Speed ten want-to-be stars. Betty Baker, Mary Ann Radke, Elizabeth Linker, Frances Clark, Elizabeth Hunter, Charles Cohen, Troy McCubbin, Hardy Glenn, and Rex McKittrick were those selected. The class demonstrated its mettle and forecast its senior year when it subscribed sixty per cent strong for the Marcullus and over Hfty per cent for the activity tickets. Hail, the 1939 seniors! Pug: 16 I ' 5 11.5 b QQ. Bottom Eu M iddle FR Top for C n Bullonz B L .Middle Ani Top rum jo! I 517 SON ent KLEY v ophomores ing Clllingj were Miss -nt, Wayne nd helpful 12 won the -skill Ca tip, rs. Betty les Cohen, d sixty per Paz: I6 mf HOMIE ROOM 102 Bottom raw: LUCILLE PoH1,M,xN, NlARGARliT FISCIIIQR, lXlARION Romamsow, B1-:'rTx' LINKER, Miss !Xl,xGu.1., GENEVA Elmtuums, JEAN 'I'1-:LLM.xN, GEORGIA XYIEEKS, Amu-:x.l.x FRICKIZ Middle mmf: Yxvux Buowx, Muuox AUKINSON, Nom Cooxcla, Axim CUUXCIE, JANE R01-uxsux, EVELYN KIICYER, Fmxcl-Qs Almxls Top row: -IUHN FARR, W11.sox XlACIi, GENE XIITCHI-1l,I., REX KICICITTRICK, Hxum' GLENN, Rossi-:RT RIANSUQ, Cu.uu.Es Comix HOXI Ii ROOM 103 Ballon: mu: IHQGGX' RL'T1,I-31101-1, NIILIJRIQIJ LAGREE, 3l.XRlilIZ KING, FRANU-in NICHOLS, G1..xm's likuwx, KLXRJORIIE Iiuuu-:1,, l'OR.XNCliS Clnxku, Suu CLXITIIER Middle nm-: M155 S1.o.xN, Num! flORUON, ALICIL Rl-Lrrlak, ll0k0THx' MCG!-,14., RUTH SCllNlCIHl',R, l':YliI.X'N SVNDER- MEY1-Lk, KlARIIi YAUGIIN Tap nm: jullis CL:xx'lxlmoK. Al.miN ANGIERER, limx'.xu1rjoNl2s, NORMAN lXll'CK, BILL, l'llJl'CIllN,-ll51SCfJTT,G, B. jourv Page 17 .+- 752 'U , JS, HOME ROOM 315 Bnlmm rms: I.mmN.x S'1'1cv1-QNSUN, Mun' ANN R.mKs5, M,xRG.xu1c'rj.xN1z !Xl.vxG1u71m1au, Avuuzzx' P1cRlum'1ax', M.xL'R1TA 30210121 Y Euomasms, NI.x1zx'j.xN12 H,Xl.KICNlH75Cll, E1.r:ANoR Yo1,Kx1.xR, RIAURINIE XYIEILIER G-U Middle rms: limulz Sculmrlc, MAKING Immmx, Mrlzllal. l,.xmuz'rH, MR. BIQNN1-,'r'r, Evlzux Ross, RAYMOND AV1 1'dfP' X'f1l.Ku,xn, G.xl.1-1 Illxotv Sw Top nm: f'I.,XRIiNCI-Z NEAL. Emil-LR Ii1,uf'KlsIiRf:r1R,IJINUBkl'cs1oNr,Rx'SSI5L1. Cl'I-inbox, BILL FROMMI-3, YI-:ST RICE TMP 'UTM l,VKI-. Gu1mxl.l. MU HOME ROOM 206 B,,m,,,, ,, linllwm mm: Ilnzu-:rw Ruumxs. Iivr.m'x Scuwux, Doncnm' V1.1-zulxfa, LL'I,1' :Xxx f1II.XI'I'liLl., Clhxklclli A1.1.1soN, ,IVV II1:1.11w Bum, lm-'NI-3 JUNIB, Rl nur, I-Ixurxi .Hfflflir n ,lliflfllr nm: 11- xx XYRIUIIT, -Il-'XIX NIxx.1.l4,'rT, YI-kRNIIi'l'.X Rmflmxxx, Smk1.l.x' Iimlxme, Arm Rvru Sxlrru, Nxom EIU S1mnK1,1-'x n Hp mm' X Twp nm-: Rlcnxlzn XIPKINNI-LY, K1-1NNr.'1'll Bi-QGIQMAN. CARI, SOSIXIIERHR, Blu, Uxkyusrxx IN Pun' IX KIAIIRITA Iinxioxu 1, YIQST RICIQ, Iclz ALLISON, IIITII, NIXOBII Page is HOME ROOM 304 I-dl Bazfom man: YICRNIE Wofms, liIc'I I'I' jo SIIITII, FI.uIeI-gxcla WII.soN, jIa.xNI4:'I I'Ia IlIcIsI.I4:x, Am j.xNIc P.XTRlClx GR GAN'I I', YIiT.x MAE GRISSIP, CII.xRI,uTTIi XYITIIINIVIIIN Jliddlc mrs: LIQUN SAPP, III-.I.I-:N CrIIfIfIcI.T, SIIIIiI.IiI SAIIIII, ELLIIN ANN Kl,xkK1.I-L, MISS Aluxis, l',I'ITx Ilmsc , SARA l.rrI'IsIa Sxokcluss, I.Ul'l5li YIERRY, Hun GRANT TOP rms: XlliRI,IN BIJKKIQ. ALVIN Nl.xI'IiR, LICXVIS Ii.x:4sI1.xN, IJ0N,II.I1 SINIII-,I1s, ,lm DICK, IPuN.II,Im Axox ju I 5 Bl.III'I'IN PIUNIIQ ROOM 106 Baflom nm: NlI'RIIiI. lirkkll., III'.I.I4.N Ilxkbfrxs. NANCX CII.II'xI.IN, RIARI' KQIIICI-3 MIISCIIIII., C'.IIcxII4.x CIIMIIII , .IILIN Ilrwuul-3'I I', IJIIRUTIII' Gl,m'I-QR, BIAIQY XYII,s4IN, ANN.xIxIiI.I.Ii WI'I'IIIN4,'I'nN Micldla ww: Rm' NICGIIIIIL, WII.I.I,IxI HIRSCIIXIAN, I'.x'I I'x' CII.x1zI.TON, IlIiI.IcN Nl.IIc I.I'I-:TK1-1wI'I rIc, Mums 5 lzI.IZ,xIu11'rII HVNTICII, IJuIm'I'IIY KIIcsIiI.IxIxcII, NIAIIIIQ SPICNCIER, M.xI'Iuc'Ia Il.xI.I. Top nm-: ,lm HAl.lEY,'I1ROX KIc'CI'ImIN, ROIIIIZIVI' BIA-lolz, H.umI,I: SI'kIxrmI'4sII, I..xwkI1NC1i WI-LIIIII-,I ICR, ISII L I IST , ju Page Ill I S'I'IwNcz, HVINETIUN NlI4,Iu4,I11'I'II, RICIIARII CLIIQK SMITH, DICKSON, Page Z0 Page Z1 if Q Fav? gg L- Y? Bizrrx' Sruclciex' Ton Axox Ai.-XRY B.xssMAN Pre.firlf'11I Vice-President Secretary- Tremrurer Spmzmfs Miss C,xx1maN MR. Srxxmaks SGP!-IGMGIQE CLASS HISTQIQY On turning to this class for the purpose of dissection and analysis to ascer- tain their relative merits and evaluate their accomplishments, we realized that a history to be accurate and worth-while must he the product of timeg and that they had not had many months of growth togetherg and therefore, should not be dealt with too critically. The class made a commendable start by electing Betty Stuckey as their president, Tom Axon as their vice-president, and Mary Frances Bassman as their secretary-treasurer. Bliss Camden and Mr. Sanders were the two sponsors chosen. One indicative fact which was noted was the response to the activity tickets and Klarcullus drive. They supported the activity tickets almost fifty per cent and the latter forty per cent, showing readily their well-developed school spirit. The staff wishes to extend a hearty hand to the sophomores and hopes that good luck will he theirs. W -762. -tvs it-3 X, A .AA Y Y 4.5. N 'l HOME ROOM 101 Bulmm nm-: AIARJORIE OPEL, DELLA MARIE ALLEN, CAROLYN PLATT, BIARV FRANCES BASSMAN, MARIE BAILEY, IBECRY IXIIZANS, VIRGINIA ALLEN, JUNE I-IORN Middle rms: BERTRAIII 'l'IIoxIPsON, FRANCES JAMES, JEANETTE Hlfl2GI'1l., MR. SANDERS, BETTY GOSHORN, VICTORIA HI'RNET'r, BILLY SCI-INELL Tap rms: JAnIEs Al.-XDDOX, JOI-IN NOTICE, JAMES IXIOIK, JOHN STOCK, VERNON HIEISINGER, TEE SCI-IL'L'rz, JOIIN IJAAIIIORST, ART ZIEITZ HOME ROOM lOl Buzmm nm: OLIVE BIIRRE, FRANCES BEIJSWORTI-I. CQENEVIIEVE BIUKIE, MARINE BI,.KN'l'UN, HELEN BOYR, IUARGARICT AIII-AoI.'I'I4I4, JANE RICE, LORRAINE XVALRER, LAURA BETII CRANE Alzddla nm-: BEN HICRRV, IVOROTIIY ENGLEILYRDT, ELEANOR BOTZ, MILIIRIQII IQXIBER, N1iI.I,IIE GlI,PIN, VIRGINIA MASON, I.IIcOII.I,l-3 l-0li'I'lHCN, HOWARD PRIIITT Mp mfr: BRICE HALIIINLYN, JIMMY SAIITII, POXVELL ADAMS, JoIIN CIJNKlzNlHi.XRIl, ROIIERY XVOOIIS, EUGENE TIIOMP- MIN, PAI L XVOOIILANII, ROIXIAQRT AIAXWVELL Pug: 24 I Balls Midd 5 I Twp 1 I I I Rlli BAILEY, N, Yxcronm uxrz, Ions , INIARCLARE1' N, Y1kc.1N1.x IZNII THOMP- Pullz 2-I HOME ROOM 205 Bnlnmz ww: IlEl.ouEs AIAXNVELL, XvIRGINlA IVIICHAIZL, IVIARJORIE RlissE1,L, ELISAIHZTI-I GRIZIEN, THELMA Cl,IiV1TNGIER, Nhss III-,1,m1,xN, B,xR1x.xk.1. Bxowx, Ilonorux' Buows, -IEAN PIEIEPICR, Gl,1XIlX'S NEAL, ELIZAIHETH Bow lliflfllr rms: jumm L.xxn, j,acK KNIEST, Ton CHAMBERS, DOROTHX HL'lsr1LEs1'o:v, Ax.E1m,x XYILFERTH, GEN1:v11-:VE SxvNnERmax'r-zu, Lousls Coon, RUTH GENSKY, hum SCHAEFER, XVARREN KLICK, S1uxNL1sx' I-Iowfxklu, j,xcK Huwslik Twp mrs: 'l'Emus GR.xu.xx1, Ton Axox, jnmx' PARSONS, CHARLES Omm, Rom-pm Iluxwmlmllc, Rlcluklx XYIEBER, FELIX Smml-LRER, Iilwovxk RAlI.'l'UX, EXYING RL7s5E1.1. f,. HONORS AWARDED GRADUATES A. A. U. W. SCHOLARSHIP '35 LILLIAN AIAGER '36 AIYRENE XYOGT '37 PAY FINNIZY COLE COUNTY MEDICAL SOCIETY PLAQUE '33 IRA H. LOHMAN '34 PAULINE AIILLER 35 ANNE LOUISE AXON '36 IVIELVIN IXIILLER '37 ROBERT LINVILLE 1 COMMERCIAL AWARD '33 RUTH JANE COLLETT '34 IRENE LINHARDT '35 BERNICE ROBERTSON '36 PIIYLLIS ROBERTSON '37 VIRGINIA HEIDT D. A. R. GOOD CITIZENSHIP '37 JEAN DUENSING D. A. R. HISTORY PLAQUE '33 ELEANOR KALI,ENBACH '34 EDYVARD PARMALEE '35 ANDREW BARTLEY '36 JACK LARTONOIX '37 LEWIS EUGENE IYIILLER DELPHIAN SOCIETY PLAQUE 1 33 WARREN VVYRICK '34 DONALD SIIULL '35 HAROLD VOLKMAR '36 LYLE BEAGLE I 37 KATHERINE KING EXCHANGE NATIONAL BANK ATHLETIC TROPHY 33 TIIELBERT IXIEYVTON 34 MORROW IVIASON '35 ANDREXV BARTLEY 36 GENE STEPHENS 37 NIERYVIN HELBIERICH r v v SINCE 1933 HOUGH MEDAL '33 ANNE LOUISE AXON '34 IRENE LINIIARDT '35 NORMA BARKS '36 NIILDRED WOLIPF '37 PRISCILLA CHAPPELL KIWANIS MANUAL TRAINING PLAQUE '33 PRICE VAUGIIAN '34 CHARLES KIESELBACH '35 DAVID NEWSOM 36 VERLIN MILLER 37 CLYDE WREN a v NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY PIN '33 NIAURICE PAYNE '34 IVIARY SIIANKER '35 BILL IVIAHAFFY '36 LEONARA IVIAE BOND '37 IVIILDRED GAY THE CAPITAL CITY VVATER COM P MUSIC PLAQUE '34 ORIN SHOCKLEY VERNON DEBO JESSIE TUDOR '35 JESSIE TUDOR HAROLD VOLKMAR '36 IMOGENE IVIAYENS BONNIE JEAN HERRON DWIGIIT STEVVARD LEONARD GOLD '37 RUTH YVINTERMEYER OMAR HERBST IXIARY HAY TWO-DEBATE M EDALS '34 VIRGINIA FORSYTHE WALTER HELIVIERICII '35 JACK HANES PHILLIP GOTTSCHALK '36 KIATIIERINE KING PIIILLIP GOTTSCHALK '37 IQATIIERINE IQING PIIILLIP GOTTSCHALK AN Y Page Z6 F pates. T try fo: II and as T and pe the See 1427 K' 5' 15,-L Yll l'4lli R1-:wi-is juris .XIIAMS Umrlz .flulkhzril Cmrrlz 'IN l-timlmll .incl lmskotlmull :irc the twu nizijor sports in which thu senior high school partici- KIIJLANX' milf-. Ffwllmll is prfmlxgilaly thi' more importzmt of the two sports. SLATI-IR 'lliv ,law 1-pvmwl ilu- st-zison against Slater. XYe scorotl early in the glllllv, but missed thc- ww l-is wmv: lviillt. Slmcr sf-mvcl on il klziy fumble late in the last quarter :incl won 7-6. N I :XRSHALL li mi, ii---fi Quin-m -quiml Nltirslmll, the ,lays were uuulile to stop the Hightown Owl sim - i-ulli-.1'1-ilzili-gmflm-1. l.lCB4XNlJN 'f'rlIlvll 'l lrmn ilu-il rla-liwil liy Kltirslizlll :tml beat l,.l'lll1H0l1 26-U. Our running - -1,1-lt'-ill' tml vlic- ll'illll gziim-ii vrmrisistviitly. This was nur first victory ul lmqf .1 GUM., li. ll. Hmm .lr W- HORN Iiiuxwix Ilxlcul lx SIIUVKI-I W .rf ,ag V A i - , Q 7 b I W . - 1 . - xp., I ., . it 4 , Q Q 7 1 -' , . - A A is 7' 5 ' -nn 4224 A5 . ,gr 'ful V . X '- ' 'W ' fe A0 Q 11 1 ' sf, 47' ,QQ . V J f Zh ., gf 4. M I ,ju .4 Q, K, auf ,-1. '. - A - -64 fi. - t I 91 . jfyz N Q z I- A, . . YI.: fur Q 5 -. W lf V 1 ,V V 7 ib4.f,,fgv,-.,1,,,,rx V ' ,r- qw, , Milf HQ., 3, Q' . 1 '17 vi, -'A z ,415 W'9fTf E:1,, ,T . ' Q Y 'T G' 7 --' Ta c-0 'y 3 ' ' r, 'V , 'Q ' I Hr A ' f, 5' X Soximcmzk Rial-:n Muck STEXVART ZIMAIIZRMAN I.iNm.Ex' K SEDALIA In our next game, with the Sedalia Tigers, the ,lays showed their best offense of the year. The game wus played on a muddy Held, and the Tigers were beaten ZOVO. ' elusix' Rl. M. A. The team journeyed to Mexico for their next encounter, where they met the M. KI. A. Colonels. The Jays outplzxyed their opponents, but were able to score only once as did M. KI, A. if The gunie ended in a 7-7 tie. by a s ran 95 FULTON After being out-downed 17 first downs to 3 and being out-serimmaged 371 yards to 58 Yards by the vluys, Fulton won 6-0. Pug: 26' Ihxf Ju Horan -Lf . Y, ,Q . ' 1' nad ll ,VZ 1 V I' .INDLEY of the year, e M. M. A. lid M. M. A. 5 to 58 yards Pugz za , Y ' ' 'wwf ,van mv: 1-'KL llr1c'r0N QZXYINN Srlzlul 4.11 ,-Xlfxxis S-W -Q 'Aiwa A31-,fb M 5. ' ff 5.1.1.- N mr S'l'lL2,Xl,l, Owurfs BIRKHICAXJ OAKIERSON SAP? BARTLEY COLUMBIA l lw ,lays gaincfl a lead in the hrst quarter hy a pass from Barrett to Lindleyg but Xllalden, ivxvpie- lmark, broke loose three times for touchdowns, and the lays lost 19-7. HANNIBAL llw ,lays lust up il strung Hannibal squad by the score of 19-0. The game was climaxed l 1 ps-vmfglzlar' run by Pulley, Pirate man, who picked up a lay punt on his one-yard line and 1 vs 'Wxzlizl--l'ur:1 tour'l1cl1vw'n. IQIRKSYILLE I l l .-t 'l2lIlll' of lhv sf-asmm was Une- of thv lwsl of the year. The .lays were at their peak l-. aw! they lwlml the unclefezrlaecl liirksville team to an unexpected 0-0 tio. BASKETBALL The slay basketball team vompleted a very diflirult schedule with a record of eight victories and twelve cleleals, Taking the season as a whole, the team played good basketball, most of their losses being by a small number of points. The xlays were handicapped by lack of height, but they made up for this by their spirit. Une of the best instances of the old jay fight was our home game with Rolla High School. The lwo teams were evenly matched, and neither showed a decisive edge in the playing up to the last quarter, when Rolla pulled slightly ahead. The visitors had a three- point lead with about one minute left to play, and it looked as though they had the game 'lin the bag, However, the -lays scored two quick baskets, the last one dropping in just before the horn sounded, ending the game, and we won 20-28. ' After the completion of the regular schedule, the team competed in the Eldon and the Regional tournaments, In the Eldon tournament, the Jays advanced to the quarter-finals by defeating California's B team 32-19. However, they were eliminated in their next game by virtue of a 26-27 defeat at the hands of Brumley. The Regional tournament was held at J. C. H. S, this year. It is played to determine which team from our district shall compete in the state tournament. The winning team from our district this year was the Eldon Mustangs. The Jays beat Centertown 23-12 in their first game but were beaten by the Mustangs in the quarter-finals. The hnal score was 26-21. Incidentally, the Jays put up the best fight of any team which played Eldon in the tournament. MILLSAP BARRIQTT BRANSON AIITCHELL 2 na , 'zu M qw K , 2 .X U , Is.- 4, au Y Q . J 1-5, I lg Q S' i 1 ' 1- ' yr, . -W fl r U ,X , Ri-,i-,n ATCKINNEX SURBAUGI-I MAJOR A - Dems Pu Ee 30 iwllllil on tl Thes Seda schec l Page 31 victories .ses being made up game with isive edge .d a three- game in before the 1 and the falifornia's i-27 defeat nine which t from Olll' angs in the ght of any HELL as ? Q i . G.. ' ADAMS Page 30 .Xn innovation at C. H. S. this year was the adoption of a B team in haskethall. The squad was cmnposed mostly of sophomores who have not had quite enough experience to play on the varsity: they can gain this valuable asset only through competition with other teams. The-se players were placed on the B squad under Coach Adams, who schecluled games with Sedalia, California, Fulton, and Russellville. The team won five and lost two of their seven-game schedule. High scorer for the basketball squad for this season was Mitchell llillsap, a senior. BASKETBALL SCORES Jays Team Opponenls 9 .. ...Eldon ..,,. 11 17 .. ...Eldon .... . .. 19 19 ...Columbia..... ,. 21 25 . . .. .Columbia .... . . . 30 27 ., .,.Sedalia .... .. 30 24 .. ...Sedalia.,., ., 28 29 . . .... Rolla .... . . 28 25... .,.Rolla..... .. 27 24 .. ...St.James .... . .. 21 29 .. ...St.james.... .. 31 33 .. ...BoonVille.... .. 15 30 .. ...Boonville . .. .. 23 29 .. ...Fulton.... .. 16 21 .. ...Fulton ..... . ., 14 19 .. ...California . .. .. 27 32 .. ...California .... . . 35 ELDON TOURNAMENT 32 .. .......... California B .... .. 19 26 .. ...Brumley .... . .. 27 REGIONAL TOURNAMENT 23 . . . . ,Centertown .... . , . 12 21 .. ...Eldon ....... . .. 26 V B r'rl,1a1z BROWN Xllrsox Stow HU-'W , I 15- .Q Q g as gg Q ! , B . , in A53 . 1 A , 4-f ' 4 2' ,Q V gg- fi tp Lv Q ' 4 4 4 Hizismc LR LAKE DUNWIIJDIF LATIMER NICGHEE GWINN SWIMMING Another important part of our athletics is the Jay Swimming Team. This year the Jay tank stars competed in seven meets. Out of these seven meets we won two, lost four, and placed eighth in the St. Louis state meet. The team was crippled considerably by the injuries of several of the regular men at different times throughout the season. SCHEDULE Opponents Jays XVestern Military Academy ..,. , 42 24 Western Military Academy ..., A 35 22 Principia ...,.......,...., . 32 34 XYyandotte .... - 40 26 Principia .... ' 30 36 XVyantlotte .... ...,............,........ , 43 23 State meet-eighth place Page 32 E senior victor third. T the vi the th Ping p take a Page 33 NV N 'GS in GWINN is :ar the -lay and placed injuries of nys !4 Z2 34 26 36 23 Pa gr JZ l ll'RRlC, Rll'I.l.INS, CRANE, NICHOLS fCup11zi1zj, SMITH, ALLEN GIRLS' BASKETBALL Basketball is the most outstanding girls' sport. A tournament was played, in which the senior, junior, and sophomore classes participated. Virginia Nichols' sophomore team was victorious, defeating Dorothy Scheperle's senior team for first place, Frances james' team Won GIRLS' VCDLLEYBALL The seniors received first place in the volleyball tournament, Jeryl Dean Yates' team being the victor. Marion Robertsorfs team placed second, and Mary Ann Radke's team captured thc third position. Under the tutelage of Miss Clara XYillis, other tournaments were played. Ping pong, aerial dart, and baseball are some of the other games in which the girls' gym classes take an active part. third. Sxvians. Tnoxiesox, CQIENTRY, Hizzwv, EMMONS, Yxrizs CCaplainj sv I I I I I-HGH SCHQQL BAND XVe are proud Of Our high sChOOl band. In the Spring Of 1937, under the able direction Of Mr. Stanley Shaw, they received A rating at the National Music Contest held at LaWrenCe, Kansas. PERSONNEL Clnrinels: ROBERT BASSAIAN, RICHARD AVEBIER, BETTY BAKER, BOYI1 GRIFFITH, EUGENE LAKE, G. B. JOHN,RICIIARD XVILLIAAIS, COAIEII liA'l'liS, NANCY ANN lXlOELLER, JOE GRAY, HARRIETT JACKSON, LAYERNE A.VIN'1'liRMliVliR, EITWARIJ HA5Il IllN, JEAN PEEPER, RALRII ROSE, LEAION CATRON, RALPH COPHER, liILLV COLLET, BILLY STAIYLICR, GLENN PRATT, 'l'mI FARR, PEGGY llL'NXVIllIJIE, BETTY LOL' IDENLAP Buss Clarinelr CARI, SOAIAIERER A110 Clarineif BOII l'lUI.l.lXVAV I !I11es: ROIIERT MANSER, BETTY JEAN HIIIISON, NOEL HALL, EIIOIE LEAYIS, SYIIIL BOIYER, NIZLSE ADLAISON Ohm-5: PAUL BRAIII.Ex, NlARV I. MEREIJITII, BERT BATES English Ham: I'AI1I. HRAIILEV Iinyxoons: rlllill SCIII.II.'rz, FREDITIE TIETJIZN, ROBERT DIJNWVIIJDIIE Suxuphones: lVlAURlCli HALL, VIRGINIA BliI.5Hli, CHARLES DANIELS, CHARLES GILLESPIE, ALFRED RICKEIEL, CLAR- ICNCE BILLO, RALI-II VIETII, DOROTHY HALL, DALE XVOLEE French Horns: BOONE SHANV, ARTHUR XYARIJ, STANLEY HOWARD, EARL BOHXER, ROY LEGG, FRANCES FARRIS, FRED RI-.AGEL, IJAYIII HOAYARII, SYONEY 'I'III'RsTON, BOE FINNEY, ICEMPER CHERRY Flwggfl Ham: AlI'Rl'llV UBANION C'nnIe1s: RALRII AVALKIER, NORBI.AN MECK, O. W. BlL'CK, G. XV. LARKIN, BETTY VAN HORN, PHIL IDALLMIZYIER, BOB TANNIZR, l'lIl.I,V ALKRTIN 7'mnIpe1s: HERAIAN CHERRV, RAYMOND lNlARSH, DUKE GOOIIALL, GRACE HIRST Bnrizmzex: ORVILB SIIOCKLEV, JOHN AMIIROSE, NVARREN KLICK, ROIIERT NIIENTEIER, ALVIN lNlAURER ERRY, HAROLD PAYNE Tmmlmnes: BRIICE BAKER, VERNON HEISINGER, AVILSON lVlACE, THOMAS GRAHAM, BEB B PA'I l'Y CHARLTON, FRANCES NICHOLS, ROIIERT LEWIS, W. A. HOLLOWAY, lXlARVIN ROIIERTS, GEORGE SELVIDGE: NATHAN KASTER Basses: STEPHEN lNl.XRKll.KM, JUNIOR XVYRICK, HAL XVVRICK, VIRGINIA LONG, JOHN OPEL, JUNIOR DUEDNHOEIYFER JACK SNIDER, l.IiSI,ll-1 ROSS, SQIEI. WYSS, BILL XVYSs, BILL RUTLEDGE ' Callas: LOIS AIALUNIQ, VIRGINIA ENNEIIY, VIRGINIA BHCHAEI., AIARGARET NICHOLS A TL 'E f A f l'lVIJIi, BlARJUKlIi'l1.'KNNER, xlARV AVI-IITIE, HELEN FOXVLER 'J CQUL IM: HALL' FLORLNIL Slfinged Baxsesg lJUROTllV JOHNSON, VIRGINIA COFFELT, ROSALIE XVERNER, NEAL DRESSLER Drums: JAMES BI-.NNIaTT, JIM CLAYRROOK, JOI-IN ELLIOTT 7'ympIIni: PATRICIA AlALONli MR. STANLEY SIIAYV, Directv: Page 36 E 5. ,. l l . 1 ......-a V this n Social Violins K, Rs Ar EL FA Violas: EI Callas: FC Shing . SC Obaes: Flutes: Clarins Bass CI Alto Cl, Bassom French Comets Trombu Buss: Drums: Tympa Page 37 irection of Lawrence, onN,RICIIARu VINTERMEYER, LLY STADLER, DDISON 'KEEL, CLAR- FARRIS, FREII .LMEYER, Bon ROLE PAYNE, GE SELVIIIGE, YEDNHOEFFIZR, LL, FLORENCE Page 36 this 50111 Viuli HIGH SCI-IQQI. GRC!-IESTRA We are also just as proud of our high School orchestra. Under the direction of Mr. Shaw, Inusical group has attained high Success. It has furnished entertainment for many of our Il functions, PERSONNEL nr: R09.Xl.Il'l XVERNER, VIRGINIA COFFIELT, STEPHEN AIARKI-IAAI, NANCY ANN NIOELLICR, FRANCES CARENDICR, KATHI-QRINIE KING, MARY MARKIIAAI, JoIIN HOIICK MCI-IENRY, JACK HARDIN, BILL VAN DREIILE, XVILFORII RAITI-IEI., BETTY JOE SMITH, RIARV JEAN SCOBEIE, PATRICIA IXIALONE, JEAN HARTAIAN, BIAXINIE BLANTON, .-XNNXHICI. u.'l'I'llINGTON, JOHN BASTIAN, VIRGINIA HOUS'1'0N, VVILLVNE CROY, JUNE NORFLEIZT, LORIQTTA BUTLER, I':l.I-.ANLJR NURl 1.l-IIQT, XYILMA HENIJRICKS, JCANITA HIZINRICK, DOROTHY MILIIAM, BIARJORIE BUTLER, BRUCE FARR, RuIII1,R'r C. CR YIG, IJORIS ROGERS, KIARG,-XRET CLAYIIORN Imlfu: HI-.I.I:N CO1-'IfELT, NIXOBII SIIOCKLEY, Lou BALCII, BIARGARIZT PRESTON, BONNIE BOND, ROSEMARY lil-IAN, Crlliy IiLI.EN ANN BlARKI.l'. Lois NIALUNIE, -J.XQUliI.INIi HALL, BIARGARET NICIIIILS, VIRGINIA KENNEDY, NIARJORIE TANNER, HELEN I-OWLI-LR, VIRGINIA AIICIIAEL, RIARV XVI-IITE, FLORENCE HYDE Nfrmg Himm- DOROTHY JOIINSON, NEAL DRESSLER, LORRAINE XYOLF, JANET SCRIVNER, BIZRNIDA BICKIIZL, ROBERT IMI,- S1'IIxII rLI,ER is BALI. BRAIILEY, ISAREL All-IRIQIIITH, HUIIERT BATES :'I1!ri. ROIIER'I N1ANbUR, BETTY HUDSON, NOEL HALL, JR., SYBIL BOXVER, NELSIC ADDISON Lff1fI'nm.' Bun BASSMAN, BOYD GRIEIPITII, EUGENE LAKE IIE I I, pf fi, 1mr1'nr1: RICIIARII XVEIHER i'lIIrI'wl: RORERT HUILIXVAV PHS 'VI-.II SCIll'I.'1'Z, FRICUIJIE 'l'1ETjEN, ROIIERT IJLNWIIJDIE 'If llwnrx: HOUSE SIIANV, STANLEY HONVARIJ, IJAYIII HOWARD, ARTHUR BOONE WARD, FREIJDIE RIEAGEL -, NUIOIXN AIVCK, RALPH XVALKER, NORMAN KOI.fNR, G. W. LARKIN 'f ffw'i. BRICI: BAKER, WILSON BIACE, VERNON HRISINGER, HAROLII PAYNE J-1IfuINIxI.mINc. Imw IHIRI-1R'I' i'll.l.lOT 'f I ,IIxIIilNN11I'I' MR. STANLEY SIIANV, Director fourt ulty. classe plub Grov Page ,vs Pa yu 30 A ER 'ls chosen by ey have sung ection of Mr. spring opera. Hrst rating in sr, SIIITI-I NNELL, VVRIGHT, RAAISEY F Page 38 Top rms: BIRKIIIQAD, LILES, PARRISH, BATES, PIIII,I.IPs, GOI.D, ANTWEILIQR Middle row: RAMSEY, GI5N'rRY, I-IULSE, NIISS ADAMS, CI-IAI-I'IaI.I,, KING lfmu! row: CARENDER, BAILEY, PAYNI2, TVIALONIZ, WOLFF, CLINKENBEARD, SMITH HCDNCDR SGCIETY The Honor Society consists of Hfteen per cent of the senior class elected from the upper fourth. Students ranking highest in character, service, and leadership are selected by the fac- ulty. Students are elected from the senior class in january and again from the junior and senior classes in May. Miss Olena Adams and Mr. john Benish are the sponsors. DEBATE TEAM The Debate Club, under the direction of Mr. Sanders, has done excellently this year. The Club entered three tournaments during the school year. These were held in Fulton, Webster Groves, and XYarrensburg. They also entered other debates throughout the state. Top row: BIERNICK, B,x'rI2s, SAUNDERS, DOLAN Front ww: Gow, CI-IAPMAN, MR. SANDERS, ICING, WII.Ls year. spring uses f 'I years. 'I ber ha 'I Prisci Page 40 Page 41 rcial careers. ws and have 'ry. JB and clothing e many social :h consists of IRMEYER FRICKE Pune '10 Tap rm.-: l'lliIlJl!RliIlER, TIETJEN, CHAMBERS, LANG, KENNISON, LARKIN, SHOCKLEY, MOKE Fran! mme: JACKSON, JONES, MAGER, YVOLFF, Miss DIXON, CONNELL, GAITHER, YVILLIAMS, CLEVENGER FRENCH CLUB The French Club is sponsored by Miss Dixon. It meets every other week during the school year. The Club is composed of students from the Hrsta and second-year French classes. This spring the Club gave a French assembly. The purpose of the club is to give students practical uses for every-day French. G, A. A. The Girls' Athletic Association, sponsored by Miss Willis, has been in existence for four years. The Club develops interest and ability in sports and encourages sportsmanship. Each mem- ber has earned either a senior state A'lX'l or a life-saving emblem as a requirement for joining. The officers are as follows: Dorothy Scheperle, president, Pauline Emmons, vice-president, Priscilla Chappell, secretary-treasurer, jerry Yates, reporter. Top row: SIIOCKLEY, CLINKENBEARII, SCIIEPERLII, lVlALONE, WOLFF, CHAPPELL Fmnt ww: CIIAI-PIELL, EMMON5, MISS VVILLIS, YATES, GoIzDoN I 4. in , 1- 5 - K ,V,, L, , I Q Q11 40 0 Gfbeike lntk The Red :incl Blzirk, 11 school institution. has been puhlished for eight Consecutive years. Under the uhh- ilirvclion of Miss XYih-y the journalism class puhlishes the paper every two weeks, .vrnops 111111, ull. Because of the experienre gained, the stuff positions :ire rotated every six weeks. The senior edition has heen issued eurh year sinre thi- discontinuance of the Marcullus. Ratings :it the slate press conventions have been high each of these eight years of its pub- Iication. np go-in: M,xx'1zs, Mfxroxia, Emioxrasox, BIQRNICK, ZIMMERMAN, 'I'Ri1-1-Icxsmz, Dano, XYllliATl.Y, THOMPSON, Foiuslis, . 'rock ,Middle mu-: HENRY, K.xss1a1x.wxr, Coorlak, l1L7Ls1a, Giuvizs, KING, NICCULLOCH, LOISI-'I l.l?R, HICKS, TENNYSON Fmnl row: 'l'i-ioxivsox. CARIZNDIER, EL1.Io'rT, C1.lNKx2xnIzARD, Niailruizu, Miss XYILICY, GISRIQER, RO.-XCH, ATKINSON, Ynilzs, Alflf0I.ThR THE RED AND BLACK STAFF L: F. work, Mrs. C person Tom C manag Jerry histori calend PGH: 43 tive years. wo wee ks, ullus. of its pub- 111 1 II' 1--1 1111111111 114 1rI,R,,,NN PARKISH KH5EI,M,M LATNIAR Yum ':, A I ' ' 1 5' :i A ' -' E. . 5 'E sox, Fokmzs, SENNYSON 1-1, ATKINSON, l',.'1 'I' fi 4 Y 1 11 I -- lilxr. Iinmvx NIR, I51-.N1s11 M1cs,O'Ii,xN1r1N HOLLIXVAX' P.xx'N1: f:l4.XlI.X3I fllmwl - Ilrvx x1.11 AMN 1 11 Hn' 1,14 ilu' f.l'Ill'b the XI111'fullt15 has l'QIll21il1t'd dr11'1n1111t. This year, nflm' much hard 'VHVI' X' 111- nw i-.1-rl 'lxhv I1x'1' In-ntl 111511111115 wc1'evl1osc11 by Nr. Denton and thc two sprmsn1's, XII- 15,1111-111 znn! U11 lim-1nsh. II14- rest of thc stzttl was chrmell by the Studt nt hotly. Phe WW' 'F W1 Nl-IH 111 ll1fl1-5 H4111 Ilvlm, lrnsmess Ill2lIl2lgCI', Batty Ann Hulwc, vclttm-111-tl11cf, ' 11111111 - .1W1111i:114- 1-rlitcmrg Hr-I4-n l'111's11nS, ztswfizltc uclitor, l'Qrlwil1 Pal1'1'ish, 21llYl'l'ltSil'Ig 'I T111 ' li 1M-l1,111111. Zlwrirllllll 2lilXt'I'Ii!4illQ IIILIIIZIQCU Bob Lutixncr, buys' sports editor: 1' - V13-' 91741115 1111111112 H1111 Lih-s. fm-11tt11'1'sg IiZlfl'lt'I'iI1C King, nl1'zunz1tic'sg -lim Brown, H 11- lI11111n11'1 lvun t.r11l1111n. Q1111psl1c11 vclltorsg Ruby Iaynu, typm, Dun Axon, ' 4 V 11115 XI1 U lxllllflll N111111w1rN goofgaff Queen cmazcuffm Quaan E ' l- ':L, L f xt I' EM I . 1- Ye erlilor and giggle Radke .4-Wendlng llzelr knowledge 'way 2- Five men aml a girl fwhere?j 5-- Do you smell anything burning? 3 -' LAG0Z.1l' Home 7, 6--Grand opera aspiranls A leacher wilh our business manager Page 50 N91 , v -fn ' 'i ew :fri if-22 , ' 511' Q we 7I Z' 'M . ,,.. 3 .fQ4Q, '.: ,, 9. :ff iw Kay , E 2 if .rl V' I -I 2-I 3-F Page 5, r V n w N I i I JUNICDI2 PLAY On March 11 the juniors presented Speed , a rollicking three-act comedy, for their Zlnflufll class play. A snappy play, laid in a summer resort and concerning a race for the lady's hand. was well received and was acclaimed a success. Miss Mayme E. Magill directed the play. Miss Virginia Sloan was assistant director. Charles Cohen, Mary Ann Radke, Hardy Glenn, Betty Baker, Elizabeth Hunter, Troy McCublvin, Naomi Shocldey, Frances Clark, and Rex Mcliittrick were members of the cast. SENIQI2 PLAY The seniors chose for their class play, Smilin' Through , a fantastic comedy by A. L, Mar- tin, which requires skilled playing and which is highly recommended for advanced high school players by the National Council of Teachers of English. It was directed by Mrs. Mary-Esther Murphy 0'Banion. Leah Ramsey and Edwin Parrish were the student directors. Interspersed with humor and pathos, the senior play was commended as a finished and unusually effective performance, some of the actors being Cited as nearing the standard set for professionals. The characters were portrayed by Marjorie Lauf, Mary Frances Gentry, Comer Bates, T. XVilson, Mary Joe Smith, Katherine King, Bob Phillips, Bob Shockley, Leonard Gold, Betty Ann Hulse, Jeryl Dean Yates, Mary Ann Dallas, Priscilla Chappell, Guthrie Birkhead, Neil Berry, and Bob Lindley. Page 5.2 SEP'l OCT' NOV 7 i ti DEC JAN Page 5 ' their annual lady's hand, eplay. Miss unter, Troy ' of the cast. y A. L. Mar- d high school Mary-Esther Interspersed ally etilective ionals. er Bates, T. ld, Betty Ann l, Neil Berry, Pau W CALENDAR T Oil to school again. 1 T Vonstitution Day Assembly Broadcast over KXYOS. lfinv speech by Pop Gwinn. sl l'l l' Nllfllzli lfootball, -lays 6-Slater 7, Here. IX 'lay tanksters begin praetice. 2.4 f Mrs, O'Banion's home room gave a tea dance for seniors onlv. 14 if.,am.11i, lays 7fMarshall 32, There. ' Ut Ulit ll! lili l- Lebanon UA 'lays 26, Here CSurprisel. 4 7-Intramural baseball tournament began. 5 'First senior class meeting. X St-clalia 0-,lays 20, There CSO therej. li --Assn-inbly featuring Bill Lister. 16 --M. M. A. 7-,lays 7, There CSlipping?j. 22- Fulton 6--lays 0, Here fSlippedj. 25-- -Mareullus sale started CTheoretieally at leastj. 29-Assembly with liquid-air demonstration. Columbia 19-Jays 7, There. Faculty party QEven they playlj. NOVEMBER 5-Hannibal won here Clireakj. Red and Black changed headlines. 5--6-Basketball tourney. 11-Armistice Day assembly. 17fKirksville Ofjays 0 CPerfectj. 18-19 -Teachers' Convention fPerfectly Perfectj. 25' 20'-Thanksgiving Holidays and Marcullus sales revived with the help of Mr. and Mrs R. XY. Baker. DECEMBER 3- -Football Dance and Coronation. Marjorie Lauf reigned as queen. 7 X-Mareullus Staff appointed. ll---Swimming, Vt'estern Military Academy beat Jays, There. I4-V-Basketball, St. james 11-Jays 9 CAll defense?j. 17--Basketball, Eldon 19-'Jays 16, There. 20 jamboree Cliemember the ballet dancer-s?D. 21 Eldon beat us again. 2.5 'Ont for Christmas QXYhoopeelj. l.XNl .XRY -lr Back to school. 7 Basket Ball, Rolla 29----lays 28, Here. 141 l-Ilevtion of new members of the National Honor Soriety. 12 f'olumbia 21--,lays 19, Here. l-l lint now Fulton 17- -lays 29, Here. liml of lirst :-semester Chlust halflj. CALENDAR JAN UARY ---ffoii tin ucd 18-Anfl again St. James I9 v-,lays 23, Here. 21- Rolla 27-'-,lays 25, There, 22---Swimming, XVestern Military Academy 35Ajays 22, HEFC- 25-Basketball, Boonville 23-Jays 30, There fAhemj. 28fBut Sctlalia beat us there. Debate team vs. Tipton. 29ASwimming, Principia 32-Jays 34 CWith the great XVilsonj. 31YStaples, the Magician fDitl that Come out of me?j. FEBRUARY 3-Basketball, Sedalia 28- jays 24, Here. 5ASwimming, Hiyandotte 40f-lays 26 CIt's a lielj. 8-Basketball, Columbia 30--Jays 21, There. 11-Boonville 15-Jays 19, There. 15fCalif0rnia 27-,lays 19, There. 18-Football letters presented by Coach Reaves. 22-XVashington's birthday CThanks, Georgelj. Basketball, St. James 31--Jays 23, There. Swimming, XVyandotte 43-Jays 23, There. 23-Ruth Atkinson elected Marcullus queen, 24-Two operas by Mr. Bennett's chorus classes CAre them blu 25-California beat us again. 26-Swimming, Principia 29-,lays 37 CNot badj. MARCH 11 11-junior play- Speed Clt was speedy D. 12-State High School Swimming Meet QPoor Jaysj. 14fCity basketball tournament began. 18-Assembly Chlusicians-Perfect showmenlj 21-Captain Osborne spoke on Australia. 25-26-All-School Exhibit Qlixhibited everything-almostj. 29-Spring football practice starts. APRIL MA Y e whiskers real ?j. 1-April Fool's Day-Starring Ruth Atkinson as Queen of Marcullus-Dance and Cor- onation. 7w jangles, Minstrel show. 15-Good FridaysNo school CThat's goodlj 22fSenior play, Smilin' Through . 6f,Iunior-Senior Banquet and Dance. 13- Pep Squad Dance and Senior Class Day. 2U-Last day of school. 227H?ICCZll2llll'Pfl1E'. 24'--Coinmencenient. 26+l ew hangers-on, Usual sob stuff! age 54 i 4 Page 55 ?j. ce and Cor- Pl' Aa'1verz'z'sz'ng SWS The Marcullus business staff recommends to the student body the business firms Whose advertisements are shown on the following pages. Their support is essential to the success of the yearbookg they merit the patronage of those who have at heart the interests of the Jefferson City Senior High School. Y S 1 1 I W i W I I I 5 I E F aflziofz 2 -s Z OF E Footwear 2 TWEED114: FOOTWEAR for 2 Co RPO RATION Q Wolnen ' - E 2 2 W l E I .1 Q 1 - gzx frr'-2 i EEEEE WEEE Ts 3 Q Wa 4 A .N XE -X ESV AFP' s Q h-if Q X E QL 1 :5TQQrQ f DEQ ,IE 'EQLI if ,null yw Izilg X512 l 2 . . , EH Q 24 MMF MEEEEEHE Q -' if. ,:1b,i, J: VL-iii HN EE ,f G1wfQevfni wia4 i Y 32 iii H mwmwmm U i n EE E es uf fy :sas-i?a:'e?'5f,?af L2 s'zrr.L!a'.fvv15-5,-if 'L ' ' I ' ' .--v-:-Q1 .iii Irion wear 07 0771672 ,LQ Q 1 f B A R T L E T T S , KIESEI.I3ACII AND PEASNER CONGRA'l'LLA'l'IONS AND BEST WISHES 'ro THE CLASS or 1938 OP1'os1'1'13 LTOURTIIOUSE PHONE 268 CONGRA'l'L'LATIONS CIAIQ Ll N S TO THE CLASS OF '38 czoflm for Lad and Dad S. H. KRESS 86 CO. E. H S ' 5-10-254 STORE 304 IG TRW O WEATHERBY'S Izz E. Hicu jI'1I FI'1RSON CITY, MO. 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JEFFERSON CITY IORE lCI.ECTR3C SERVICE CIIEAP IN 240 E' HIGH PHONE I698 EFFERSON ITY L i I i I I 1 l INDISPENSABLE To Business Xllhen you finish your schooling and enter business or a profession you will soon appreciate how important and indispensable are the tools of business: the hundreds of items4large and smallfin daily use which help make the conduct of business systematic and efiieient. The personnel of this organization knows the needs of business and is in a position to recommend and supply promptly those stationery items which best Ht the needs of the individual business. MIDLAND STATIONERY STORE Stationary . . . Ojice Supplief . Filing Supplier JOBE'S COMPLIMENTS OF JEWELRY STQRE Arthur W. Ellis, Inc Congratulations and best wishes to the Class of 1938 222 E. Hicn Pnoxiz ZSOI Ilmdquarlerf for GOODYEAR TIRES and PREST-O-LITE BATTERIES and AUTOMOBILE ACCESSORIES MONROE .vr KIcC,xR1'x' PHONE 913 Page 611 ' N 61 Con Puzu I-:NTS 01' WEBER ICE CREAM CO. llll!17LIIfHCXlH'I'7'J' of IVIICADOVV GOLD ICE CREAIVI AIOBERIX CALIFORNIA AIEXICO SEDALIA CLINTON JEFFERSON CITY BOONVILLE Ask Your Grocer for JACK SPRATT FOOD PRODUCTS Try That Delicious JACK SPRATT COFFEE The Bef! of Evfrything Diffflibllffd By SHRYACK-HIRST Grocery Company ZI3-ZIS AIADISON STREET JEFFERSON CITY MISSOURI MILO H. WALZ COMPLETE HOME FURNISHINGS Your .Money Buys More at WaZz'J Store 128 EAST IDUNKLIN STREET 704-6-8 INIADISON STREET JEFFERSON CITY MISSOURI MCKINNEY BROS. Extends Congratulations and Wishes to One and All 216 MADISON STREET PHONE 362 A DIAINIOND RING or a GRUEN XVATCH from Phil A. Dallmeyer's Jewelry Store is a gift you will love to give or receive 218 E, PIIGH STREET IVE Fix Old Timers Pug: 62 RUTH RUST Photographer 210 E. HIGH PHONE 918 JEFFERSON NEHI Bottling CO. Bolllrrx of NEHI FRUIT FLAVORS ROYAL CROXVN COLA and CLEANING - PRESSING PAR-T-PAK ALTERING PHONE 330 IO3 IYIONROE STREET MADE-TO-MEASURE SUITS MEYERHARDT'S Q I25 E. HTGH STREET The Leading Men'5 Wear 222 E. HIGH PHONE 982 Store of Jgjnjon A. S. SENEVEY City COMPLIMENTS OF HEISINGER MOTOR CO. PHONE 44 COMPLETE 24-HOUR SERVICE 315 E. I-IIG11 STREET Z P J A Banking Connection To Supplement Your Dzplonm . . ITIS an indication of stability and sound business character for young men and women to establish a connection with a progressive bank-one that can be looked to for help and advice in financial matters that can only be solved as a result of broad experience. Sa 'U 5 As an institution dedicated to the encour S0777 gfh I-Hg agement of Thrift and Enterprise, this Rggllldfly-I bank invites you to come here. Youill find a ready welcome and a sincere desire to see your plans for the future achieved. CENTRAL MISSOURI TRUST COMPANY IXXIEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION FRENCI-lIE'S CAFE wishes to thank you for your patronage BUSCH'S PHONE 121 Photographs Live... as a reminder of the happiest days of your life . . . as a cherished remembrance for your friends! ENGLISH STUDIO PHONE 2210 223 KlADISON STREET NEVER SURPASSED ZO RIC DRY CLEANING ODOR FREE SYMB 06- ol of ,.n,.I,.v :1r.,.,..r. Sqn.. ..,-.,i.-1-1 x 'W any ui' 091 +6 PHONE. PHONE 302 303 Capital City Laundry and Dry Cleaners 319317 xlONROI-I ST1z1zE'r Home Building and Loan Association 403 CENTRAL TRUST BLDG. Systematic Savings Real Estate Loans Jol-1N A. LINIIARDT . . Przridenl JOHN O. NEWBERRY . . Secretary PHONE 186 BE SMARTLY DRESSED Buy Your Outfit from F EINSTEIN'S Greetings to the mcnilncrs and ' teaching staff of the Compllmgntx of C1 f 8 all O 193 F. W. Woolxvorth Co. l l G E. 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