Liberty High School - Spectator Yearbook (Liberty, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1949 volume:

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FUREMBRB A, , QL ff y Wy. f my A ff f ff ' f ff ' 40 ff' I ffm, M Q yf 'X , 6 vi fL ww f 1.40551 Je LX , . , ,, if ,WZ f 5 f X is . ' , 4 ' A l K S I I .pg Beam GF snvcimf -24 5, f , Y, f gy af ...wav ,W ,, WW .,,M-X-wwme V ,M .MWWW ,nw W, www J' C McCartney, President: R. R. Brock, Superintendent of Schools O John Carder, Howard C. Chrisman, Harold V An derson William B. Pence, Treasurerg Dr. W. H. Goodson John C Lonborg Katie R. Evans, Secretary. Composed of school officials and sev- eral prominent. businessmen, our Board of Education is responsible for adrninis- trative policies and business affiliations. To them we are indebted for the many innovations and irnprovements which were introduced into L. H. S. this year. ' I I 4 o Mm 3 , 5 1 1 ,.-..-.,..---....- ...q . i J 1 ,, Q. 'U , R it Q, Jim Swinehart Julian Bemiss Nancy Dougherty Jim Morris P1'6Sid6I1'lZ Vice-President Secretary Treasurer +2 STUDENT CGUNCH.. 34 The Student Council, working with the adrninistration, is the student voice in our school's governing system. Its officers are elected by popular vote of the student bodywhile homeroom divi- sions select their representatives. BACK ROW: Jim Williams, Raymond Sumpter, Jim Morris, Dick Davis, Burt Harrison, J. Sherwood. SECOND ROW: Martha Yancey, George Alison, Sherrill Thrailkill, Nancy Dougherty, Julian Bemiss, Jim Swinehart, Charles King, FIRST ROW: Emmy Ferril, Bessie Gentry, Mary James, Mrs. Hollis, Sponsor, Bob Durie, Tom Hendren.lUNPHOTOGR.APHED: Ann Davis, Garnett Peters, Betty Helm, Jack Bates. -Ai, 42 V 6 2 x y, A f f 1 Q. r xp o0i 6, x ' g CTE' V A i w 'A ' ff f A X , X I-It , K x I p I' 5 , ,. 1 'A R ' 0 if 1' Mffiibf we Zia PEBENTENDENT Twelve years--years of responsibility and service, of improvements and additions, of a greater and more varied curriculum--have added to the distin- guished record of Mr. R. R. Brock, our faithful superintendent of Liberty's school system. Through these years he has constantly striven to make our school one of Missouri's best, and his positions in state associations of teaching provide ample testimony to his success. Indeed he has been loyal to the highest traditions of Liberty High School. His extensive cooperation with the student body, his cognizance of the vital role which its opinions and attitudes play in the drama of youth education, make us proud to here gratefully acknowledge the service of our superintendent, Mr. Raymond R. Brock. 6 9 Haif a f f ' gi., y .X ,iv , , ,Q p Q X ' W . f ' If f v PRINCIPAL Faculty members call him a neighborly Jim, students attract his willing attention with a cheery Mr, Painter, and in his frequent informal moods he's just plain Prof, Regardless of his title, however, all who work with him and for him appreciate the great extent to which his system of organization and general efficiency have aided the successful operation of our institution. It's not the school, but the principal of the thing. If there is truth as well as humor in that, the good ship Liberty High is truly privileged to have at its helm a friendly, sincere, genuinely likable man like James A. Painter. 7 fl r..z ,I f L ,f' ' ! JJJJJJJJ FACULTY .AQMPJ W -1 'E :J -.nm 4? 'ICJ 'ICJ U '95-..-3' E- W E3 CD ,C E13 : ll' EUS' 9 55.3. 51:1 E 'iii J 5 c CTCDCECIDRCIJ C15 nor umm '- EEJV UL JL ng me Jpic BDLSUCDCDUEJ E ROW l: Mildred Bluhm, Girls' Physical Ed. B. S.g Peggy Brandom, Artg Virginia.Carter, Social Studies, Engl-ish, A. B.g ROW 2: Kenneth K. Cok- ely, Math, Drivers' Training, Athletics, B. S.3 Anna M. Epperson, Home Ec. B. S.9 Rudolph Eskridge, Arn. History, Geog., Athletics, B. S.gKate Evans, Sec. to Superiritendentg ROW 3: Hester M. Henderson, English, Study Ha11,A. B.: Eloise C. Higgi1'1S,Science, English, B. S.g Roy F. Hill, Agriculture, B. S. 8 UUBGINIUH -3 I 3 CUC' SJC' DEI' 'IJLJ -J D .IJ 1:1 Mig t i f Q '3-,Eg C3 W 1 as f .. c:::J DC. j Q 'JU L 1' ' 5 3 T WE C3 :u :a 2' 55 J DU DCIS Art, Cok- lome Kate jlish, Hill, iw. .Q K O -Dc 'B 'f :L 'l f :JC 3 DCI Ll-JCE C::Jc:. Of :DCD QQ CJCIIL- O CUDQQ Ut JL WUI lf .JL IL, Jr. .JC JUL JC- JUL if jf- 3 A S R R 'ii fl f'l n it WUC Jr Llc Umr jc mr no .nc 1 C L- ROW 1: J. W. Hollis, Physics, Chemistry, Guidance, B. S., M. A., Lu- ci1eHo1lis,Commerce,B. S., M. A., Neoma Johnson, 7th and 8th Science, Math, A. B., ROW Z: Irene LaFrenz, Mathematics, A. B., Willa Ruthe Lewig, Speech,DrarT1atics, French, English, A. B., Kenneth Moore, Soc- ial Science, A. B., M. A., Avon Reeves, Industrial Arts, B. S.5 ROW 3: Lewig Robinson, A. B. Bandg Margaret Rust, A. B., Vocal Music, 5 Marie Voisey, Engush, Latin, Publications, A. B. SENIOR GENEVA ADAMS: Wy- andotte 1,Z,3. SHIRLEY BAGBY: Pep Club Z3 Office 43 Student Council lg F. H. A. Z3 Library 13 U she r A11- School Play 3. JIM BOGART:A Football 1,Z,3,4j Co-captain Foot- ball43 Basketball l,Z,3,4Q aLnC1Ub2,3,4j 'L' Club Secretary33Class Pres- ident 1,33 Class Treas- ure 23Class Vice-Presi- dent 43Track 23 F. F. A. 13 Projection Club 1,23 Junior Rotarian 4. TED BROWN: F. F. A. 23 Projection Club 1,Z,33 Junior Rotarian 4. my og Q 49 X. 2 1- Q. X ' W v 0 ,X 4 X , ,pw f 1 f 2 Q , fl feb! 3,1 X W, . . ,, 'K SW 41 gm --YH W, X ,. gy, 33, t 3 I 1 3 Wi. 1. ss x ,X ANN CATHERINE ALS- PAUGH: F. H. A. l3 Treasure 23Secretary 33 Reporter 43 All-School Play Usher l3Junio r Play Usher Z3 Commence- ment Usher Z3 Glee Club l,Z,33 Christmas Pro- gram l,Z,33 Prom Deco- ration 33 Junior Prom Committee 3g Pep Club 23 Office Staff Z,3,43 Baccalaureate Choir 2,3. MYR LE BARR: Glee C lub -13 Baccalaureate Choir 13 Christmas Pag- eant l3 Junior Honor So- ciety lg Production Staff All-School Play 3s Jun- ior Play 33 Liberty Bell Staff 3,43 Ring Committee 33 Baccalaureate Usher 33 Office 43 Glee Club 43 Lab. Assistant 43 Usher All-School Play 4. JIM BORDERS: Band 13 F. F. A. 23 Basketball 3,43 Projection Club 33 Boys' Glee Club 4g Jun- ior Rotarian 4. JOHNNY BURKE: All- School Play 43 Junior Play 33 F. H. A. Z,3,43 All-School Play Usher lj Office 43 Float Commit- tee 43 Pep Club 2,3. DUI BOB C We st 1 Boys ' School tarian WILLI. Projec Libert tor 43 Ninetie Chorus an 4. JUNE Honor School Play E As sen Specta tator I C o m 1 laurea Club 1 Comm All-Sc tee 2,2 Usher Hallov Squad semblj quet S' 33 Hon Freshf Comm LS- . 13 Y 32 hool io r nce- lub ro- co- rom Club Q J3,4, 2,3. Glee eate Pag- So- taff un- Bell ittee sher xb 43 sher nd 13 :tball b 3g Jun- All- xior 3,43 Lerlg mit- DUDLEY CARSON BOB COLEBRED: South- West High School l,2,33 Boys' Glee Club 43 All- School Play 43Junior Ro- tarian 4. WILLIAM N. CRAWFORD Projection Club l,2.,3,43 Liberty Bell 3,43 Specta- tor 43 Junior Play 33 Gay Nineties Review 13 Boys' Chorus 33 Junior Rotari- an 4. JUNE DEVALL: Junior Honor Society 13 All- School Play 13 Junior Play 3g Debate Team 23 Assembly Committee 43 Spectator Staff 43 Spec- tator Salesman43 Prom C ommittee 3g Bacca- laureate Choir 13 Glee Club 13 Prom Servin g Committee 23 Procter 23 All-School, Play C ommit- tee 2,31 Commencement Usher 33 Library Staff 33 HalloweenReview33 Pep Squad 2,33 Exchange As- Sembly 3s Football Ban- quet Serving Committee 33 Homecoming Queen 43 Freshman Initiation Committee 4. l President . . JAY GUTE W ' l 6 w AQ' i mf fha Compliments of Lucile Davis l l W M 'it M if BILL COAKLEY: Foot- ball 3,43 'L' Club 3,43 Office 43Junior Rotarian JOE CRAIG: F. F. A.1, 2,3,43 Band 23 All-School Play 23 Chorus lg Boys' Glee Club 43 Junior Ro- tarian 4. ANN DAVIS: Glee Club 43 Girls' Sports l,Z,3,4j Spectator Staff 3,43 Lib- erty Bell Staff 3,45 Stu- dentCouncil43 Secretary of Senior Class 4. NANCY DOUGHERTY: Editor of Spectator 43 Secretary of Student Council 43 Outstanding Sophomore 23 Handbook Z3StudentCouncil 13 Sec - retary of Class 13 Co- chairmanof Prom 33 Jun- ior Play 33 President of of Junior Honor Society 13 Proctor Z3 Photography Club 33 Liberty Bell 1,Z, 3,43 Pep Club 13 Specta- tor Salesman Z3 Ass't Editor of'Spectator 33 Assembly Committee 3, 43 Prom Serving ,Com- mittee 1,21 Halloween Review 3.4. JOYCE EDSON' Cflee Club l 3 4' Prom Serv inv Committeel 2' Prom Committee 3' Junior Play 3' All SchoolP1ay 2 4' Srnall Ensemble 4 1 BETTY FARRIS: F.H.A. 1, 2, 33 Pep Squad 1, 23 Girls' Track Team 2,32 Baccalaureate Usher 3. tfffwt HOWARD FORD: Band l,2, 3,43 Pep Band 3,43 Commencement Band 33 Football 3,43 Track 33 Projection Club 1,2,3,43 Junior Play Committee 33 Junior Float Comm- ittee 33 Junior Rotarian 4. DICK FREUND: Spec- tator Salesman 43 Foot- ball 43 A11-School Play 43 Central High School 1,2335 L Club 43 Jun- ior Rotarian 4. 21. 4- . ' , ,-Y .:.- Vice-President In :Z 1 , ww A . ., ,WX M, ff MQ' W f X fr X yy , xx 1 x f . xl Z' Y K. wi x . N Best Wishes from Howard Chrisman. 12 . JIM BOGART ETTA MAY ELLIOTT: F. H. A. 23 Usher Jun- ior Play 33 Jr. Sr. Prom Program 3. MAR NORMA FERRIL: Jun- JAY ior Honor Society 13 Lib- Clase erty Bell Staff 43 Play dent ' Night li Class Sec. and 3143 H Treas. 33Bacca1aureate 43 P Usher 33 Spectator Staff Fires 43 Student Council 23 Pep Comf Club 33 Prom Serving Staff- Committee 1,23 Photog- miffe raphy Club 3g Photogra- Comf phyClub Sec. and Treas. Filiy' 33 Prom Committee 3s L Q Float Committee 1. CHARLOTTE FORMAN! Junior Play 3g Baccal- aureate Choir 3g Office ' JA 3,43 Pep Squad 1,23 F.H.- NM A. l,2,33 Treasurer of F.H.A. 43 Glee Club 1,23 Commencement Usher 3. GEORGEANNA GR AHL: Jr. Honor Society3 Vice- President 13 Proctor 13 Band 2,3,43 Pep Band2, 3,43 Junior Play 3,Bac- calaureate U s h e r 33 Commencement Band 2, 33 Liberty Bell Staff 4g Pep Squad 13 Prom Corn- mittee Chairman 33 Prom Serving Commit- tee 1,23 All-School Play Usher 4. 80 621 L PAT1 2,33 Q 33 Pa laure Trac ball Q ball Q DTT: Jun- 'rom Jun- Lib- Play , and 'eate Staff Pep rving :tog- wgra- teas. ee 3g MAN: ccal- Jffice E'.H.- ar of b l,ZQ ner 3. LAHL: lice- tor lg 1ndZ, Bac- r 3g ind 2, aff 43 Corn- an 3g rnmit- L Play X ROGER GRIFFEY: Foot- ball l,43 All-School Play 33 Junior Play 33 Vice- Secretary and Treasurer . . ANN DAVIS MARY ETTA GREER JAY GUTELIUS: Senior Class President 43 Stu- dent Council 33 Footb a l l 3,43 Basketball Manager 4s Prom Committee 33 Freshman Initiation Committee 43 Spe c tat o r Staff 43 Junior Play Com- mittee 3g St. Pat's Dance Committee 3g All-School Play 43 Junior Rotarian 4g L Club 4. JANE HUMPHREY -3.505-lr MQ '7Vtft7 r i'M 933, PATRICIA IVY: F. H. A. 2,33 F. H. A. Treasurer 33 Pep Squad lg Bacca laureate Usher 3g Girls' Track 23 Girls' Basket- ball 1,Z,33 Girls' Volley- ball l,2.,3. S is wi , li fvgfji' f .d 3 KWH PresidentofClass 3g NL Club 33 Secretary and Treasurer of L Club 4g Track 33 Mixed Choir 43 Band 2,3,43 Pep Band 3,43 Junior Rotarian 4. A 1914.1 a r lpn!-ff-44? DAVID HILL: Football 1? Photography Club 33 Junior Play Committee 3g Prom C ommittee 3g Basket- ball 3,43 Track 3g Junior Rotarian 4. MARGARET ISENHOUR: Glee Club 13 Baccalaure- ate Choir 23 Junior Play Usher 33 Pep Club l,2,33 Prom Serving Committee 2.3 Float Committee 1,43 Spectator Staff 4s Cheer- leader 43 Commencement Usher 33 All-School Play Usher 3g All-School Play 4. 2 3,43 Baccalaureate oir l,Z,33 F. H. A. li Student Council 4g Pep Club 2,3. A W up A .5 if MARY JAMES: Glee Club 4 - W az Compliments of National Commercial Bank -QCUXA4-L'f-1 BUDDY JOHNSON: Bas ketball l,2,33 Football 1, 2,35 Track 1,2,33 'L' Club l,2,33 F. F. A. 13 Sophomore Class Treas- ure 23 All-School Play l, 43 Student Council 13 Pro- jection Club 13 Boys'cho- rus 2,33 Christmas Pro- gram Z3 Commencement 'Exercises 2,33 Junior Ro- tarian 4s Serving Com- mittee 2. PAUL KELLEY: Foot- ball l,2,3,43 'L' Club 1, 2,3,43 Track 2,33 F. F. A. 13 Co-Captain Football 43 President 'L' Club43 Basketball 13 President of Class 2. PHIL KING: Football 2, 33 Liberty Bell Staff 2,33 Liberty Bell Business Manager 43 Junior Ro- tarian 43 Proctor 23 Jun- ior Play 33 Spectato r Staff 43 Christmas Choir 3g Baccalaureate Choir 33 Projection Club l,Z,3, 43 Junior Honor Society 13 Boys' State 33 Photo- graphy Club 33 Assembly C ommitte e 43 Debate Club 23 Boys' Glee Club 43 Cafeteria Staff 33 Hal- loWeenCarnival 43 Prom Serving C ommittee23 Co-General M er Magazine Sale change Asse ly . MARY J 3 Band 2, Pep , 3' C tm s Pro r 3 er P I 3 Bam , L as x, . tx A X , x, J fs T72 ff sm 3 W ya-.Iwi is 41 - f L 'WY Compliments of Brant's Men's Wear 14 NORMAN JOHNSTON! Football 3,43 L Club 4. BILL KING : BETTY JEAN LYON: Spectator Salesman 33. Spectator Staff 43 Band l,2,3,43 Cheerleader 43 Junior Play 33 Pep Band 2,3,43 Liberty Bell 43 Prom Committee 33 Glee Club 1,3,43 Pep Club 2,33 All-School Play Com- mittee 33 Girls' Track l3 All-School Play Usher 23 Clarinet Quartet 43 Hal- loween Carnival Com- mittee 33 Prom Serving Committee 23 Football Banquet Serving Com- mittee 33 Girls' Chorus 43 Exchange Assembly 3. BARBARA MILLER: Homecoming Attendant 33 Cheerleader 3. G LOR L on C ity JIM 11 Honor Counc' 33 F. Q Junior phy Cl Libert ion Ro Counci Specta' ger 43 ness N J AC K H. A. 1 Comme Drum L Junior J Progra iam. W A ta NWN JEAN or Soc Staff 4 Club 1 SW GLORIA MILLER: C an- f'0Ng on City, Colorado 1,Z,3. .lb 4. ON: 33. Band 21' 43 Band 1 43 Glee 2,35 om- ck 13 :r 23 Hal- lom- rving 'tball Iom- orus ly 3. ER: ant 4' JIM MORRIS: J unior Honor Society 13 Student Council 33 F. F. A. 1,Z, 33 F. F. A. President 4g Junior Play 3g Photogra- phy Club 33 Proctor ls Liberty BellStaff 43 Jun- ion Rotarian 43 Student Council Treasurer 4g Spectator Business Man- ger 43 Assistant Busi- ness Manager 3. JAC KIE PEARSON: F. H. A. 1,Z3Twirler l,Z,33 Commencement Usher 3s Drum Majorette 43 Usher Junior Play 33 Christmas Program 2. 3 'K mx. Q9-A-NW we Q! iifigitzi N533 JEAN RYAN: Junior Hon- or Society 13 Liberty Bell Staff43 PepSquad 13 Glee Club 1. Best Wishes G. my fvf ff: X, If 4, M. Peter s Insurance 15 In Wig? NORA MITCHELL.: Glee Club 2,3,43 Christmas Program 13 Office 4. JANIE MOY ER: Pep Band1,Z,33Banc1 1,z,3,4g PWC o eeg- Christma Progra BOB PHILLIPS: All- School Play 13 Band l,2., 3,43 Junior Play 33 Liber- ty Bell Staff 3,4: Christ- mas Pageant 3s Spectator Staff3Q Football Z,3,43 Track 2,33 Pep Band 3,43 Boys'Glee Club 4g Jun- ion Rotarian 4. WARREN SAMUEL: A11- School Play l,Z,43 Pro- jection Club 1,2.3 Rin g Committee 3g Junior Rot- arian 43 Spectator Staff 3,45 Photography Club 33 Junior Play 33 P. 'IL A. Carnival 4. JACKIE SCHMIDT: Spec- tator Salesman 45 Pho- tographyClub 35 Pep Club 35 Glee Club 2,35 Com- mencement Usher 35 Prom Committee 35 Usher Junior Play 35 Office 45 Program Junior Prom 33 Baccalaureate Choir 2,35 Liberty Bell Staff 45 Christmas Program 2,35 Ring Committee 35 Li- brary 2,3. BILLIE JEAN SESSIONS: Glee Club 15 Float Com- mittee 3: Office 3,45 F. H. A. 35 Usher Junior Play 35 hristmas Program l. 'Q,f ffZAW' W Q futwdauigxhi P UL STOLLINGSQFJ. F. A. 1,25 Pep Band 3,45 Band 3,45 Track 25 Float Committee 45 P. T. A. Carnival 35 Junior Ro- tarian 4. JIM SWINEHART: Student Council President 45 Vice President Student Coun- cil 35 Editor Liberty Bell 45 Assistant Editor Liberty Bell 35 Basketball 3,45 Liberty Bell-1,25 Student Council 25 Boys' State 35 Junior Rotarian 45 Spec- tator Salesman 2,35 Pho- tography Club 35 Spectator Staff 45 Junior Honor So- ciety l5 Handbook Editor 35 Prom Serving Com- mittee 25 Halloween Car- nival 3,45 Chairman Float Committee 25 Assembly Committee 3,45 Handbook 25 Freshman Initiation C ommittee 4. 4. Mt A54 p 5 ,gh if 15,5 BILL SCHOWENGERDT. g 'W William chrisman lff,3 ' - V 5 5 yy Clarinet Quar t' 5 5 JI 5 I I5 I Jycnl 4: Pep Band 5 572 S ' W' . 5, with Band , ytunioklj -My q, X tarian 4 , , I D fp 2, kx .M , :ia X i ,Fr Q . I i.. 'D' 'X l M 7 us , f Z 57 4 Q K NV . X . .. 1 5 ..- f ' 5, ... Z , H .2 , , A 'f......, , 5, 5' . .,, .wu- ,. 3- 2 X 64,1-+-5 ' ,Af 4. an t Z ' , . V f W , , .5 ' lf' ff ,f .. I ff. W, 1 5 , ff? 5 . pg LX f Rfb!! f j f 1 HEPHEKRD: b78S miyfEg'f1 Iement Usher 35 .5 JJ or Play Usher 35 Lib- e ty Bell Staff 45 Student Council Alternate 45 Ush- er All-School Play 35 Pep Squad 2,3. -,fC15d Ill? RAYMOND SUA3 P T ER ' ProjectionC1ub 15 Junior Play 35Prom Committee 35 Junior Rotarian 45 Student Council 4. 2 'EWS' ,N 1, , . . , 5 e t s er 35 Chrfst 5Progra Z3 F. H. Ari? Library 1. McArthur Store-School Supplies and Notions f yf g 1 v fy F 72 ' Q-nf' ,l ff' f - Cfylx U' JOAN 'I Club 15 Choir 15 I 25 Bacca 25 Stude Proctor A 45 Pronw Class Tr tography 1 SHERRI1 Liberty Junior l Glee Clu 15 Bacca Prom Se 1,23 All- StudentC tator Sta Girls' S' Business Producti Manager cil Hist4 laureate C o m mi Sports 1 CARL X jection C Manager Junior R Club 4. BETTY Twirle Twirler' 45 Pe p Christnm Girls' E Play Usl 25 Office Play 45 Choir 1,1 . sf 4 uk' 5 .f W f i V L, 1. I ' fyv I fx? i ,fy ghd' E J ll Ly f-My-f W ,4 ' YV? K-T' l F0111 Y I VL! C xxx rd fl A ' X 3 AY! ff ,Al 1 S . 2 . Y w x AV' MQ . 1, 5 J ' e f RD: . .er 35 Lib- - 9 1dent Ush- 1 Pep H 1 A1141 .'? Mn, E R : unior mittee 1 :it Q . lb fl S ll? ry 1. i JOAN THOMAS: Gle Club l5 Baccalaurea Choir l5PromCommitt , Z5 Baccalaureate Usher 25 Student Council 2,35 Proctor Z5 Libraryl,Z,3, 43 Prom Committee 3, Class Treasurer 25Pho- tography Club 3. SHERRILL THRAIKILL: Liberty Bell Staff 1,45 Junior Honor Society 15 Glee Club 1,45 Pep Squad 15 Baccalaureate Choir l5 Prom Serving Committee 1,25 All-School Play 2,35 StudentCouncilZ,35 Spec- tator Staff 45 Library 3,45 Girls' State 35 Assistant Business Manager of Play Productions 35 Business Manager 45Student Coun- cil Historian 45 Bacca- laureate Usher 35 Prom Committee 35 Girl s ' Sports l,Z,3,4. CARL WIEGAND: Pro- jectionC1ub Z5 Stage Manager Junior Play 35 Junior Rotarian 45 Glee Club 4. BETTY ANN WILSON: Twirler 1,2,35 Head Twirler 45 F. H. A. Z,3, 45 Pep Squad l,2,3,45 Christmas Pageant 2.5 Girls' State 35 Junior Play Usher 35 Glee Club Z5 Office 3,45 All-School Play 45 Baccalaureate Choir 1,Z. -A '-Ugwf. ,f,aSs-Wg. gs + 41955 CORDIE MAE THOMP- SON: Junior Honor Socie- ty l5 Pep Squad 15 Junior Play 35 Spectator Staff 45 F. H. A. Z,3,45 Usher All-School Play 15 All- School Play 4. PETER WALKER: Nation- al Art Honor Society L5 Junior Honor Society 15 Projection Club 2,35 Football 2,35 One Act Plays Z5 Proctor Z5 De- bate 25 NL' Club 35 Jun- ior Play 35 Photography Club 35 Christmas Choir 35 P. T. A. 'Carnival 35 Baccalaureate Choir 35 All-School Play 35 Liber- ty Bell 35 National Ath- letic Scholarship Society 35 Prom Serving Com- mittee Z5 Co-chairman Curtis Magazine Sales 1. ROSEMARY WILLIAMS: F. H. A. 2,3,45 Glee Club 2,35 Pep Squad 1,35 Christmas Program 2,35 Baccalaureate Choir 1,35 Usher All-School Play 4. WN Hughes McDonald Dry Good Store l7 7 WHO KOR WHAT, ARE THESE? Sprinkled liberally across this page Are wee little children, quite young in age. Jam-packed with laughter, loaded with wit United we stand--divided we sit. Several new postures we wou1dn't believe-- Shoes on our hands or both legs in a sleeve. Ears sticking sideways, mouths hanging open, Eyes sad and droopy--you'd think we were mopxn ! Yes, we were young once, just right to beguile 'With a sassy remark or big 'dimple' smile. But now we are seniors, weakened by age And strong in our minds we are wise ones, and sage And so, dear peruser, as you do your perusing Please remember, for us, that it's our book you re using! Compliments of First National Bank +1 'z V - ' M f , F. :.I. i f qw' 'Q' -'s - Q4 s I ' 'v-' ' .1 .V 1 .af ' if N- G 3 z t l V X A 5 va 1 f 4 f . if ,QL X 1- fynrsgffi' . gf, if 1 an ' ' , . vb ,445 Q. -X' 'i w .I 1 ff iii! 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George Alison 1 ,,,, 1 gf Eileen Anderson C Julian Bemiss I l .ze X 5.34 Joanne Boothe 1 as l ,l W11ma Brown yo 5125 y f V 'Fifi A nssr, , . ' Q t B111 Bryan ' ' ' ? x I , , 3 ,I . ' ' f X ' ,, f . Q ' 1 w 4 5 E, r.. H Q. , ' f QU artha Chrlsman W I Norma Clevenger QE ! , ' ,S as rrssss B Sam Clevenger 4 ,ll 94 5 n,.,N.g BillCoakley Q- Violet Coe HC I ohn Co -as ' Barbara Co6gQ Q Betty Cookg,-14 Don Crawford Q Congratulations To Seniors From Clay County Abstract Co. if Z0 f s axe ., -W, , AN Vice-President . f. - Q .,,. .ri V' , 1, iff - W an W . .-.. E N' 2-'Zz 4 0 SAM C LEVENGER Gretchen Defabangh Mary Anne Durie Jerry Ekberg Kathryn Elardo Emmy Ferril Marjor'e Foster A George Horreiylg J M WW 65 ? Mary Jane Foster Beverly Gabbert Azalia Green '12zfL,Nj:fR,1. 730 C,0-wwf Ralph Hudlemeye QU4 B X Bob Harrison i, mf ,Tm . . f W 5 Qi, , xi Q A W M , L ' M 4 ' V X Q I .,h 'M R f ,. ft - , e - ' X S if f gl V NC' ni 5 ieeh 1 A L . , , w Dan Hughes ' N 2 7 ' V , fl, is 1 on - 11 Jenklns f f W , y ,t 'f u n1ta Johnson Q I 2 - lf' 'I W an 4, J f , , 4, , , 1 , M 6 ,,-my Ai, XX Best Wishes Liberty Tribune -l 21 . ru M A . X-its. . i XJ i v L- re ar GRETCHEN DEFABAUGH I 5 ' as ala, Wipe 1- Qiglf K wif ' C o ,se ff if ff - ff-lf ' fkgrl La s no 1 'ff-rl. - kb tgirl' C. gnc- , .gf - '20 4' 'lp f Vf,f Of' l ff QHQ of e1'V 4' V H rBever1 cD,QweIfkrc,f'0LUlA , . 1,Q':Qf'ff'f -'2 ,., 5-51,4 A ti-bkgr 5 Dgsca kyIzcCKo , Hi gi U! V fn' - f X ,Y , XX' gif' ggmi A 473 X Francis McKown ' ' of Orbon McMi111an : . l e ..,,,1 Sharon Mitchell R 'x .XX is N li l .X C SX 2 1 ,kk . ' ' AQ' f f C fl 1- ' L,,f c:r!,5,.Q-M, N f A-ff w w fwssw Xxvmw of M - of he fsww ,X NX , W W7 Louise Moore Lucille Moore Charlene O'Dell 1 Ray Oldh Eth et P Shi 8 P 120722 woes Billy Joe Reeds 9724 QE Dick Rees e f If nf Compliments of McQui1len Cleaners -fff . ZZ t Trea Treasurer . Q Q.- ,, ,,,,, , Q Zfmf. v My , , ,am V.-x pp, 5 K Q 'WH , , QVV' 'ZZ' X in SBPHQMUBE President . . . Vice-President - y IK , - , if : f , H ,1wfQ'L U la i'4i VV, J, wh, Huston Carol Judy Russell Adkisson Alexander Anderson Aubrey , ,y. Jw f, 6, Vg, fl, if ' Nfl if 17: yy 173- K Mfr L mxf,,,.f,, A, ' xlib X f X Ke ith Shirley Ricky Ray Boyd Boyer Brandom Britton ' wa , ' ' N- Y ff s tt M Y . -v.e X K, , gy 4 ,N Q Maxine Bill Bob Shirley Crawford Crouch Dannels Davidson X i mx V' ,, x..- Ay, t N K ,Q .... fha' A 4 R V I A an J J ef r flex A fs. Bt J , W Bob Mar ie Be s sie W innie Gabbert Gadd Gentry Groves ' , f 'M 2 ., 5 ,. ,, , , ' , i - ., : - B fy ,. Xx.Q ,U ' Joan Burt Ragene Marilynn Harris Harrison Hawkins fl? Henion X ' x xi jx 'Xxx K f Q ' 65 Y 'fn , R X ' 6 qlff M ., ..A' 5 1 'VX' XX Anna Lee Raymond xi My ge Glenn X Hudlemeyer Hudlemeyer Tbixsggnhour Johnson x Barbara Boone Kay Carr gr ,K Betty Dickey fu-W' .4 Delores Habermehl f vi 2 vi 9 ,Q t L 1 9 9 I N Zi N ancie Horrell L: 'w , mf . xo x ' Y 'T ,q . 'i Glenn Johnston Best Wishes' American Shoe Shop, 500 Taxi. . Bill Crouch . Phil Miller ,f fx . 41' U5 W. -em 5 vb K ff Dorothy Bowles , s. X VL new qw 7 sf M X s X John Carrel Q' , 1 'X M ' , W1 . iff D or othy Elliott f 5 nw 3 on -sum M ,X I. Mary Happy -1 TCT NN N K X A. 5- A xv X 1 ' x Marian Howell 7 ? 'I B N-. e Q -br 4397 Richard Jones gs! mn ,XL V r L - ' V liiiktn Ks-1 IJ.. ICJ JN- k 1' J urn A! JL or v , ff - , '. J. uch H 'ax ,gp Secretary. ller ff Pi VY ' W J A I , V V259 Q' VV! f Treasurer . 7+QJLQ,,0 ' f H73 'GZ' f W, AJ- ,5-x, ? X f Anna May Donald Kirby Mather T 1 i -is if Suzanne C laude tte Pence Petty n,nr Y ye P Alice Betty Rowland Ryan ' t ,h r1'A '0.f-m 'V,,,.' ,gi g Don Margaret Short Sprinkle ig ,V .Q f mf . 55 5 K4'h i, g - 2 4 1'?E' Roberta Ray Thomas Timmons Q J Martha hn Yancey ismer Q M my K af 'ww wwf Bill Mason -an K qmivx r S Martha Pe tty l fu.: a , fi bw, .. 1 4 VW 'H ff X ' ' Mltgfs- '77 , Dora Alice Sales 5225. . :VE Z Cs is L David Stanley pas, Marian Van Schaick I Barbara Zumwalt Z5 . Winnie Groves . Bill Weber , l i Q .UQ 'ia P if WJ 14 f arty' 747 fi 3-EI S , e W s W Fer Ea 'Sk' , i V ar ara , q' i O'Del 3 O am if arr Ag f .x x .,, h. I N ,K ' rt.- ll 5 my it C :-i Q W f Q e A i.a. L tg' .T erry .T ohn Patty Pollard Rogers Rose V:.i V,, S l T at Billie Patsy Marie Sarver Schutty Sessions P ,P T 1, ww! ,Wm 'T Q Clyde Catherine Bob Stewart Summers Tapp it ,- YT, t .mf eeeeer P Bill .Terry Medrith Weber Wooten Wooten Unphotographed: John Corum Dorothy Elliott, Victor Greene Leon Miller,q Phil Miller Flossy Johnson! Compliments of Massey's Cafe -up-w----J HJ- FRESHMAN sy fi az'- rs? Mg? Pr sident . . Teddy Bell ce-President - - Dick Davls 1 I J was 'x I . . 'XX T17 iv-C3 .., , fp gp KC-5' F C A . Wm A J J J 1 Q W , ff ,, S N' 'v n u Y , x 'L'- ' ,',, Vt P A N , 'f A M' ' 1 9 JS., J X 4 Z2 1 X X, !-,.m. j Q Mary Belle Normalee Kathleen Elmer Sylvia Te XX Adkisson Almond Anderson Aubrey Bagby Bell V X J or H X . a J f J la w X, n in ,S t: N hx I A V, Sf :., N yy I W Q ...ll f Lynx? I x X ' - ' V' M' -k , . ,,, :,: Y ' Y I J , ' it-'if f ' if ' Q55 EZ' ' , , lk' V x J 2 t f Q up a, f If -.-: - i C - K ff 1 MQ ' llzl 1 f ,,,- We .I ' 'ff g -WZ . 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J X x 4V . f ' f 3 ,, ' N ' j ' ' ,h f i fi my if V J lx 3 . . ,VVA K A - .',, 2 Q 3 XY 3 S 'J ' ' :':'t' :'l': J .--a' Ah F ake' at M A 3 XR9 V EX Joseph Herschel Bonnie Phil Ann F1-eddie Q Q - y . ' , N 'I Henion Hylton Huntsman Isley Jackson Johnson Q vi ' V . . A J 'A N Congratulations To Seniors From J. J. Murphy Seal: 1- iff , F -......-,--..... X , ld. Y, . ,Y .Q x r ,gn j A 4 L- f Hy, X . IX' sw M, M 4 'F' 1 J r K 7 f fn Q y 1 pf I f Oducffl pf' OP rf J M Y ' T 2' I X ff if fe M 4 f V , Aff M V1 ff JW My yf . his V 1 ' Ben Ixqpgifnfnf' ' V, I Secretary . . . Ha4ry Seifert --M- Davls F, Treasurer . . . lfreddie Johnson ' 4-if Tj-gf!! f04+'QfCSL 1 QMJ ' CLWZA-0-CN? ll, K .ef-Q a we '--N S J, 1 he 'T V,,r ' f . L L x ax 'W s V,, f '- l. , 0 k Jim Tom Eugene Jo Ann Donald Bob Delores tw 7 Johnson Lackey Lane Lancaster Lyon Mc Kown 0-' G! xy, NYU :jy L L. f ,,f, A V , 1 F ' Ay. K . X V fl , '- X z X. 1.1, Q I is M w s M be 9 ' , his R ' U Bonnie Jolynn Sarah Martin Vivian Nancy D 4 Mace Massey Massey Mitchell Mitchell Meri-ew Z kk V ff, s Vrrf K . A N 'J 4 A y se , y 'X 1 .3 I ' Herbert Polly Donna Rae Jean Billy Jimmy Mosby Mustion Newton Oldham Parker Patterson fo , - 5 'f f,4n Z2,ri,43 0335! ,, VVIV -I x f v I f A , ,Q f,', A, -e ge: f 1 if f if f, -ig I f lg ' be U is S Q lfw Sarah Don Phil Harvey Harrysf Everett Q-7? - Pixlee Reynolds Rotsch Seely Seifert 'Shaver Xf- L Z it ' : , QA' J t'yy r L ' Q 3' . 3 ,, ' ,Q 1 ef' r ' l f J' Aft -yy1, P M X - f i J A X gs J. Shirley Raymond Cornelius Claudine I-larold xg y Sherwood Swigelson Thomas Uehling White sell Williams J K 96X .ix fl WJ S S X y L, A, W Unphotographed: Joe S 3 1? 9 0, if . Dirks, Gleelden Dye, h ' ' l 'Q VV! M immie Stewart. ' K K S s s if 1 N J M s Q l Wlllls Q, CD AMN V . Q Q 'S X T Zismer V110 V V, lrwb ,fl Congratulations To Seniors Cliff Hulett Oldsmobile I Y s....- N, -f-,rie,,,7,,, s:---, , szcnruwt b, jf 4 X President . . Charles King J 'ill if wry t Aff! Vice-President . .Grace Jennings Secretary. . . Joe Banner 4 KW A Treasurer .... Virgie Wilcox5 X!3U S Q26 ' it Q' E562 FIRST ROW: Wilbur Carder, Richard Pryor, Jerry Fuhrman, Bob Duce, Jimmy Wagner, Jack Cokely, Billy Meyer, Bert Rogers, Bobby Harris, Francis Newton, Joe Banner, Edwin Parks, Charles King. SECOND ROW: Bonnie Darling, Mary Habermehl, Suzanne Crockett, Doloris Forman, Janice O'Dell,Arlene Thomas, Grace AnnJennings, Virgie Wilcox, Nancy White, Donna Bailey, Sylvia Bowles, Joan Rogers, Beverly Walker, Nancy Griffey, Buddy Young, Leon Coe, Gene Cole, Carol Roper. THIRD ROW: Bob Sigut, Jerry Warman, Louis Schmiltt, Shirley Whitesell, Francis Becktel, Anne Dillon, Patsy Coe, MaeDene Seeber, Delores Arbaugh, Forrestine Kratzer, Beth Lightburne, Yvonne Foster, Winifred Short, Betty Zumwalt, Shirley Ivy, Kathleen Horrell. FOURTH ROW: Jack Oglesby, Don Warren, Jack Bates, Hubert Walker, Lloyd Walker, Dwayne Bell, Bill Berndt, Jack Arbaugh, Wayne Harris, Billy Frank, Larry Cunningham, Pete Mose, Bobby Moore, Kenneth Ivy, Paul Mus- tion, Jimmy Bailey. UNPHOTOGRAPHED: Marvin Bowles, John Pratt, Jimmy Thomas. D. A. Sharp Agency-Insurance-Real Estate and Loans 2.8 FIR Dav Joh: Far Mc! Cha Ror Bob Bet' Jer SSI. Jac Cal Jac Nagner, Edwin rockett, , Nancy T, Buddy 1, Louis Seeber, 1 Short, Narren, , Wayne iul Mus- HES. SEVENTH President . . Dwayne Thomas Vice-President - . B0b Durie Secretary . . Barbara Hill Treasurer . . Garnett Peters A Q1 a fx Q FIRST ROW: Ray Hawkins, David Shouse, Donald Cumpton, Bobby Dye, Torn Hendren, David McClelland, Danny Triplett, Lloyd Gentry, Bob Durie, Bobby Rice, Eddy Crouch, John Alexander, Jack Bannister, Walter Bohn, Garnett Peters. SECOND ROW: George Farris, Paul Todd, Garth Maupin, Jim Bob Crawford, Floyd Foster, Lee Lewis, Carolyn McGinnis, Karen Thomason, A.nnabelle Gutelius, Cynthia Hirni, Barbara Hill, Patty Preston, Charlene Newton, Martha West, Patsy Berndt, Mr. Robinson. THIRD ROW: Miss Johnson, Roma Jean Power, Shirley Banks, Karol Sue Lawson, Sharon Wightman, Beverly Johnson, Roberta Peace, Carol Pratt, Mary Lee Milliman, Jane Anderson, Sue Cates, Janet Estes, Betty Habermehl, Marylan Wahlers, Wanda Thompson, Shirley Cockriel, Barbara Allen, Jerry Dannels. FOURTH ROW: John Grahl, Jackie Wood, Jimmy Thomas, 'l2go1Ila.S,Q'h-olrf.en- gggdt, Billy Rose, Farrell Bennett, Robert Horrell, Dwayne Thomas, Benton Rowland, Jackie Dale, Joe Ray Sales, Howard Schindler, Joe Downing, Kenneth Robertson, Eddie Calloway, Kenneth Hayes, Benny Mills. UNPHOTOGRAPHED: Eddie Libbert, Edgar Elliott 5 ack Corum. Be st Wishes-Cumpton's Grocery 29 u.4e.w -V A---.Y-H , We--f pv- WH Y V Warren Samuel Photography X! Norma Ferril Ei' , SPECTATU STA? I Y Margaret Isenhour Classes l Photography Mr s. Voisey Sponsor Nr f 1 , N 2 S X Photography Phil King lm, Qin g, Cordxe Mae Thompson f fr m Features 'Y l I Gretchen Defbaugh Jay Gutelius ASS,t. Editor Advertising -.V:.7,. l, PETTY FEED COMPANY h If Literary 1 I I E3.'3 L nf Ann Davis ' Art f' . ,,,, ' 'I 4.5 ..,.. CTATf3i STAFF gwiw. My 'HI - erril Thrailkill My Features ret Isenhour Llasses M I 4v - Jim Morris Business Manager X Betty Lyon Girls Sports rril Nl 5 s Nancy Dougherty Don Crawford Edi1101' -'Q Advertising ' ' .l pu M 11- I up ,ca X . M C June DeVal1 Organizations Bill Crawford Boys' Sports U f j Ann Davis . . Julian Bemiss Art Ass t. Buslness Manager MISSOURI GAS AND ELECTRIC SERVICE COMPANY WARIIH SAFNUI I.. 'Hs- 'ff ,- ,, r 'iff .5 I ' i' A 11 . V 'sf 27 fi 'K . ff ELL Nb 1111- Tilfi held Tice: ins, p1'0s111u11tg 111111 B11g1a1't, vim- 111'Qsiclv1'1tg A3111 Davis, SOC,'H'fQ2ll'Y-t'l'CHSL1i'Ol'. The class s1mr1sr11's uw Nr. Mocmw. MVS. Lz1F1'c11z, and NI1. Hoiiis. Next day thc ju11if11's Q'iQC'U:d their class officers. They ure: Orb McMil- lizm, p1'es11ie11i2: Sam C'leveng.:c1', Vive presidcsztg Gretch Dc-fahzxmlgh, secre- tary: Emmv Lou Fcrmfil, fl'QilSll1'6l', Y I 1, if SALES BEGIN 5111511111111 FUR E949 SPECTATQR H5-Day 4':1n1y,1zV1iAg111W g1zV1li::i1N H1211- Fm' 1500 Yearbooks. 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'I f i , l in Pi Ei ii l IJ' 4? I H 1 li 'I 4 i 1 ,V is ' 1 k , F li ' FIRST ROW: Jolynn Massey, Dolores McKown, Danny Triplett, Tom Hendren, R Jack Bates9,fNancy Morrow, Martha Yancey, Charlene Newton, Jack Cokely, Susie 4 Pence, Gretchen Defabaugh. SECOND ROW: Jerry Pollard, Georgeanna Grahl, fl U Betty Lyon, Huston Adkisson, Janie Moyer, Loretta McDonald, Sarah Pixlee, V ' 1 y George Chrisman, John Alexander, Betty Cook, Sarah Massey, Mary Belle Ad- fl kisson, Joann Boothe, Medrith Wooten, Eddy Crouch, Francis Newton, Jean Old- , N ham. THIRD ROW: Bill Schowengerdt, Disca Ann McKown, Louise Moore, Martha 2 Q Chrisman, Bob Lyon, Howard Ford, Bob Harris, Farrell Bennett, Bill Parker, David Hank, Bob Duce, George Carter, J. Sherwood, Jerry Fuhrman, Paul Stol- I g lings. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Robinson, Bill Bryan, Norma Clevenger, Bob Phillips, Dick Davis, Dick Rees, Emmy Ferril, Lucille Moore, Mary Anne Durie. J s it 5 ' H 3 J ' U The Band has been one of the outstanding attri- f butes of L.H.S. this year. Under the direction of Mr. y Robinson the band has been active in marching at tl football games, in the homecoming parade, and on U several other occasions. The band is composed of 51 instrumentalists and 10 twirlers. ,1 KS HUFFT BROTHERS PETROLEUM PRODUCTS i - 34 ! 2 ' , K in-N wk Lam-g.'w LA' FIR Ros MCI Car Ela: Mai Bob ui. GLEE CLUB FIRST ROW: Janice O'De1l,Grace Jennings, Kathleen Horrell, Mary Anne Durie, Rosemary Todd, Jean Oldham, Jolynn Massey, Marie Gadd, Ann Davis, Loretta McDonald, Suzie Pence. SECOND ROW: Freddie Johnson, Sherrill Thrailkill, Kay Carr, Anna May Kirby, Patsy Schutty, Doloris Forman, Geneva Adams, Kathryn Elardo, Joan Thomas, Dolores McKown, Miss Rust. THIRD ROW: Charlene O'De1l, Mary Jane Foster, Sharon Mitchell, Mary Lou Adams, Caroline West, Betty Lyon, Bobbie Cook, Joyce Edson, Etha Overstreet. The Glee Club, under the direction of Miss Rust, is composed of students in Senior High who are interested in group singing. Throughout the year they appeared before the student body and the community in special programs. CARDER FUNERAL HOME 35 wg iwjigya, B ,ff Vg c ,ih,9f1rQf9 yiiigfgfpglwf 'fwmaaas if 4 We T i Kay Carr, Judy Anderson, Anna May Kirby, Winnie Groves, Betty Ann Wilson, Jackie Pearson, Bessie Gentry, Shirley Davidson, Marilynn, Henion, Suzie Pence , M H9 X QW ilk 'ff A f in A WWW, fin if W - ,Oy J N Tqe center of attention wherever they WJ N If are, our twirlers combine their attractive I A .sr ' V-,KY A looks with a skillful performance. To our My NK' twirlers goes much of the credit for our K excellent showing as a marching band. LIBERTY TRUCK AND TRACTOR COMPANY 36 'q.,f i PEP BAND FIRST ROW: Bob Phillips, Bobbie Duce, .Tack Cokely, Bob Lyon, Bobby Harris, Bill Parker, John Alexander, Martha Chrisman, George Chrisman, Sarah Pixlee, Gretchen Defabaugh. SECOND ROW: Huston Adkisson,Bi1l Schowengerdt, Disca McKown, Louise Moore,Georgeanna Grahl, Jerry Pollard, Janie Moyer, Lucille Moore, Emmy Ferril. THIRD ROW: Mary Belle Adkisson, Dolores McKown, .Toann Boothe, Francis Newton, Paul Stollings, .TerryFuhrman, Norma Clevenger Mr. Robinson.- The Pep Band is a division of the main band which real1y whoops it up' at home bas- ketball games andpep meetings. It is perhaps the most spirit-giving, pep-inspiring organ- ization in L.H.S. LEROY MEANS SERVICE STATION 37 X XX -XX x Y fm K X -:1 YY J i X A ac QXEQC TRIO ., + Kay Carr, Rosemary Todd, Margie Foster, Miss Rust. we 5' Q -21 ,Q gsm r Q we g V JQQ3 ,X M w 31 gxfxgx 53 News QNX! six 4 xiii? x' U 'X Y y QNX 9- Q ' m 'J . ,Q NL' X X M. ui if x N X 3 X -J x- , QS Q1 NX MQ J Q ,. 12? 'X -fi. N ., X . 'S' x 'xl ul . .T ,QQ 'O Xi, X K . 1 X X A 'x Mary Anne Durie, Rosemary Todd, Charlene O'De11, Caroline West, NlissRust. W YMORE. AND SON IN 38 -X 1 ik at fd . Q. .kj xx, Fm X Ni, O K 'wr X' S4 if , if We ssxrarrs Freedie Johnson, Mary Anne Durie, Patsy Schutty, Jean Oldham, Kathryn Elardo Janice O'Dell, Miss Rust. ENSEMBLE Freed1e Johnson Joyce Edson Etha Overstreet Patsy Schutty Sharonlvhtchell Rosemary Todd Jean Oldham Kathryn Elardo Charlene O Dell Jamce O Dell Mlss Rust BADGEP LUMBER COMPANY 39 . . 1 s 2 t x - 1 9 1 2 9 - K MIXED caan 3 M FIRST ROW: Joyce Edson, Etha Overstreet, Mary Anne Durie, Sharon Mitchell, Nancy Morrow, Janice O'Dell, Mary Jane Foster, Suzie Pence, Loretta McDonald, Bessie Gentry, Delores Habermehl. SECOND ROW: Judy Anderson, Shirlee Pix- Ad lee, Betty Cook, 'JoAnn Lane, Wilma Brown, Beverly McDowell, Mary Lou ams, Caroline West, Charlene O'Dell, Betty Lyon, Miss Rust. THIRD ROW: Martin I Mitchell Ray Timmons, Bobby Gabbert, Fred Frederickson, John Carrel, Don Mather, Joe Craig, Phil King, Billy Parker, Harry Seifert, Phil Rotsch, Willis Zismer. FOURTH ROW: Bennie Wiegand, Ray Oldham, Francis McKown, Joe Dirks, i Jim Rm-ders. Jack Wescott, Dick Freund, Carl W egand. gg I K FIRST ROW: Rosemary Todd, Anna May Kirby, Frances Bechtel, Carol Roper, Jean Oldham, Billie Jean Sessions, Mary James, Jolynn Massey, Ann Davis, Marie Gadd. SECOND ROW: Sylvia Essig, Donna Bailey, Yvonne Foster, Sylvia Bowles, Kathleen Horrell, Sarah Pixlee, Freddie Johnson, Martha Petty, Polly Mustion, Sherrill Thrailkill, Patsy Schutty, Geneva Adams, Karen Courtenay, Mary Belle Adkisson, Betty Helm, Norma Clevenger, Kathyrn Elardo, Joan Thomas, Dolores McKown, Myrle Barr, Nancy Griffey, Forrestine Krazter, Bobbie Cook, Doloris Forman. THIRD ROW: Don Christopher, Russell Aubrey, Richard Jones, Julian Bemiss, Burt Harrison, Leon Miller, Bill Crouch, Cornelius Uehling. FOURTH ROW: George Alison, Bill Bryan, Earl Oldham, John Zismer, Paul Billings, Bob Tapp, Phil Miller, Everett Shaver. ART CLUTTER-STANDARD OIL AGENT Il, is ,WEE Cm 5 s K 1 1, ,mi dv FIRST ROW: Phil Rotsch, Bill Crouch, Bob Phillips, Phil King, Burt Harrison, ' Julian Bemiss. SECOND ROW: Harry Seifert, Ray Oldham, Bob Coleberd, Jim Ed 5' Borders,Russe1l Aubrey, .Toe Craig, Miss Rust. THIRD ROW: Don Mather, Ben- In , nie Wiegand, Keith Boyd, George Alison, Bill Bryan, Carl Wiegand. n is S' C C BDYS' DGUBLE QUARTZ? 1', ie S, 6 es Bill Crouch, George Alison, Bob Phiuips, Phil R0fSCh, Rav Oldham- Rm'-S211 is ' Aubrey, Dick Freund, .Toe Craig, Miss Rust. 'an H ob LOWMAN MOT ORS 41 V W F K J' mi, ' ,, x W HRAWEZQ M x FIRST ROW: Bill Crouch, Danny Hughes, Billy Joe Reeds, Jim Morris, Bob Harrison, Sammy Clevenger, Bob Tapp, J. Sherwood, Bob Crouse. SECOND ROW: Mr. Hill, Leon Miller, Phil Isley, Earl Oldham, Richard Jones, Joe Dirks, Jerry Wooten, Francis McKown, Harold Williams, Huston Adkisson. THIRD ROW: Ted Bell, Russell Aubrey, .Toe Craig, Jack We scott, George Carter, Ragene Hawkins, Billy Creek, Harry Seifert, Rayniond Thomas, Everett Shaver. FOURTH ROW: l,Gladden Dye, Victor Green, Ralph Hudlemeyer, Bill Prentice, Bobby Foster, Burt Harrison, Carl Lawson, Fred Frederickson, Phil Miller. Q Y S 2 3 Z iz a C HURC H ARC HER ,, 42 3 S .E- E Qs Fli-LA. I I J FIRST ROW: Jolynn Massey, Nancy Morrow, Marian Howell, Catherine Alspaugh, Etha Overstreet, Marie Gadd, Betty Ann Wilson, Donna Newton, Dorothy Elliott. SECOND ROW: Betty Farris, Eleanor Williams, Mary James, Fern O'Dell, Normalee Almond, Mary Belle Adlkisson, Vivian Mitchell, Mary Carder, Rose- mary Williams, Johnny Burk, Miss Epperson. THIRD ROW: Carol Alexander, Betty Cook, Delores Habermehl, Ann Jackson, Dolores McKown, Roberta Thomas, Marion Van Schaick, Claudette Petty, Dorothy Bowles, Medrith Wooten, Barbara Ferrill. FOURTH ROW: Sarah Pixlee, Joanne Cox, Janet Darrow, Irene Harness, Patty Rose, Maxine Crawford, Sarah Massey, Claudine Whitesell, Dora Alice Sales, Cordie Mae Thompson. , .91 ...mall i F, ,Q Q12 if A SAFEWAY 4 3 I H X . 4 fa 1 K xii X it Pnoazcrxo cava , xii X, r,l w I FIRST ROW: Garth Maupin, Herbert Mosby, Howard Schindler, Bill Crawford, Warren Samuel, Phil King, Danny Triplett, Glenn Johnston. SECOND ROW: Mr. Reeves, Gene Fischer, Jackie Dale, Pete Mose, Ray Hudlemeyer, Bob Coleberd, Don Crawford, Bill Coakley. THIRD ROW: John Carrel, Clyde Stewart,Don Short, Edwin Sales, Jimmy Wagner, Billy Reeds, Hubert Walker, Don Cumpton. The Projection Club is composed of a group of boys who have shown interest in motion-picture projection and have given generously of their time operating the school equipment for classes. Their service has benefitedclassroom instruction as well as provided training and experience for them. DESERT GOLD FEED COMPANY 44 '- , 5--. Q 'QR ASSEMBLY CGNHZTTEE , Y .hmmm , 4 1 FIRST ROW: Gretchen Defabaugh, Kay Carr, June De Vall, Nancy Dougherty SECOND ROW: Mr. Robinson, Mr. Moore, Miss Lewis, Miss' Rust, Phil King I im Swinehart. Composed of both students and faculty mem- bers , thel assembly committee outlines the assem- bly schedule for the school year. They contact interesting speakers and provide a varied pro- gram for the student body. CONSOLIDATED-LIBERTY'S FINEST LAUNDRY 8: CLEANERS 45 OFFHUE FIRST ROW: Kay Carr, Shirlee Pixlee, Pat Taylor, .Tolmny Burk, Betty Ann Wil- son, Catherine Alspaugh, Charlotte Forman. SECOND ROW: Billie Jean Sessions Emmy Ferril, Martha Chrisman, Shirley Bagby, Myrle Barr, Nora Mitchell, Wilma Brown, Jackie Schmidt. THIRD ROW: Rosemary Todd, Bill Coakley, Mr. Painter, Ted Teegarden, Mary Anne Durie. CALVERT AND IAINOR PLUMBING AND HEATING APPLIANCES 46 Ah' X BTW 'n '!,, LIBRARY FIRST ROW: Mary .To Marshall, Beverly McDowell, .Toan Thomas, Mrs. Hender- son, Geneva Adams, Virgie Wilcox. SECOND ROW: Sherrill Thrailkill, Marian Howell, Fern O'De1l, Lucille Moore, Louise Moore, Janice O'Dell. THIRD ROW: Joann Boothe, Sharon Wightman, Arlene Thomas, Grace Jennings, Kathleen Hor- rell. 30639055 l CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENTORS, WENZEL AND DUVALL 47 cmsrsnm ROW ONE: Delores Habermehl, Mary Habermehl, Nancy Morrow Bonnie Darling, Keith Boyd. ROW TWO: Mrs. Halsey, Mrs. Thomp- SOIL E. B. YATES INSURANCE AGENCY ' 48 1. spzcmron SALESMEN FIRST ROW: Martha Yancey, .Tune De Vall, Jackie Schmidt. SECOND ROW: Bill Bryan, George Alison, George Horrell, Dick Freund. UN- PHOTOGRAPHED: Jay Gutelius. The SPECTATOR Sale srnen are students chos- en by the editor and business manager of the an- nual to sell SPECTATORS to individuals. A lot of work was expended by this group and the early - reaching of the set financial goal was due chiefly to their efforts. D. A. SHARP AGENCY-INSURANCE, REAL ESTATE AND LOANS 49 gf I ,A .4 l , 4 , -1 wi ,qc - 14 W . :W 'N ,M w i +1 M ' 'Ml wi 'I , fl 5. . - K 4 n . i ii r gk i II WI s 5 5. ' E J+ I , L 1 I ' ' , T I 5: 1 ' r! w ,:2 1 . wax I 1 iw ,E+ iw 21 , Wi E' i ,bi W U3 QM. HI A 1 K n ,qw 1 I 1 s 4 Ai '31 mi 51.1 Nil + Vi F my V! 11 F V 2' if W W xv ' 'P ,piv .,1 x X 4 1 A I . 9 v, 3 ,K r' 1 ,M 'fl W ly w H57 'ill' 15 551+ LL 50 HQMT , 1. 'SM ,- E, 5 -Jr. Wu, N, 4 '57 I , . ,-4 A . C , y Lxaffg, F -f J i ' J . f 'frm' Q A41 K 4' Q 11,4 .- Q 'J'-fC1L :Q M, Quacfuf--f ..A.f1,JfJ9-Af f , f px o--'QW I 1 --fV.xCffZ ' 1 I j- V l , 1 -ff'l,4QV. 6' 'PHI xv Pm saaonzw y FIRST ROW: Jackie Pearson, Margaret Isenhour, Betty Lyon, Mrs. Boone, Sherrill Thrailkill, Norma Ferril, Janie Moyer. SECOND ROW: June De Vall, Patsy Schutty, Martha Petty, Kay Carr, Dorothy Bowles, Barbara Boone, Jean Ryan. THIRD ROW: Martha Yancey, Claudette Petty, Mary Happy, Jeannette Shepherd, Anna May Kirby, Winnie Groves. SIGMA ZETA EH! SGHGRITY FIRST ROW: Bobbie Cook, Charlene O'Dell, Shirley Davidson, Nancie Horrell, Beverly McDowell. SECOND ROW: Shirlee Pixlee, Judy Anderson, Mary Jane Foster, Mary Sue Smith, Marie Gadd. ' 52 2 ,J if szew. P1-zz ewes.: FRATERMTY FIRST ROW: Roger Griffey, Norman Johnston, Dick Rees, Jay Gutelius, Jim Bogart, Julian Bemiss, Leon Miller. SECOND ROW: Bill Crouch, Rick Brandorn George Horrell, Don Crawford, Bill Bryan, Bob Harrison, Jerrsr Ekberg THIRD ROW: Bob Tapp, Phil Miller, Jim Swinehart, Burt Harrison, Phil Isley. LIBERTY LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING 53 dt1dt14NQdbjaf9oQ'b ffadb db 4114542-wilwfbrik-W SPECTATGB QUEEN 'XFWC QFW5 WC-RP UW'-XCQF53FQP'QFUkFtD,P1RFl5t Miss Margaret Isenhour,th Sp t t Q f 1949 h by Miss Laura Barone. 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Despite all the hustle and bustle, we managed to work up ten beautiful floats to indicate the forthcoming defeat of our ancient rivals, Excelsior Springs. At two o'clock, the parade got under way, lead by the student body in a snake dance to the square. There we were led in a few cheers. Then Jim Swinehart, master of ceremonies, got the program started. The queen of the day, chosen by the football boys, was June De Va1l,who with her attendants, Shirlee Pixlee and Charlene O'Dell, reigned supreme over the day's activities. June was crowned by Jim Bogart, a co-captian. Shirlee was crowned by Paul Kelley, the other co-captain, and Charlene by Bill Coali- ley. The traditional four-leaf clovers were given to the members of the squad by the cheerleaders, and peptalks were given by Charlie Myers, Joe Amery, John Lonborg, and Coach Eskridge. That evening, a powerful Tiger squad rolled over the Bluejays by a score of 46 to O, the same score by which we were defeated the year before. The dueling pistols remained in possession of Excelsior Springs, and revenge was sworn for next year by the Bluejays. A dance was held in the gym, following the game, to the music of an im- ported orchestra. The gym was decorated bythe Student Council, which spon- sored the dance. And so ended the homecoming celebrations of 1948. te ' K ai Q if f mg- f , I '1 an N-1..5 'tA'w:f trv' -if ff' . . ,.',-'7!'?4f- 4 . ,- f , n - .5 ff 1 2,54 fp '52- k..lTfV' f. '.K.',,4l':0'z:Jy,,.,,.:Q',,,-s,sz ,1ff'N u .V ur WM, 'K' iln' if, f 17 H 1 .ff ' ' ,',. A , WILLIAM JEWELL COLLEGE , 59 KING MW QUEEN GF HEARTS CTM? W. NANCY DOUGHERTY JIM SWINEHART ATTENEANTS Y 461' bw PAUL KELLEIY SHIRLEE PIXLEE 60 .:v::. .' T THE DANCE , 1 'Sf X. . W Hi - 5 1 , 'Xu i l F 5 s 5 F f w F w p w w 1,9 .Q H : : 61 4 1 1 i L. SENZGH SUPERL TWES CHARACTER V . FY ' f 5,141 , Z , ,.,... 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I 2 .-.4 VL' 1 Myrle Barr Carl Wiegand Jay Gutelius Sherrill Thrailkill B ill C rawford Ann Davis Mary James Jim Morris FIRST NATIONAL BANK-CLAY COUNTY'S OLDEST NATIONAL BANK 62 t 1.2 5 ,OJ 'i Z Dc.. X Leadership: Jim Swinehart, Nancy . Service: Charlotte Forman, .Tim Morris Dougherty. kin .,,,,,,.o L. WMJJ-f 5996358 wi ilbdblrgtii U --. v Z Athletic 5: Betty Farris, Paul Kelley. Scholarship: G e o r g e a nn a Grahl, School Spirit: Margaret Isenhour Phil King. l Raymond Sumpte r. F. JEWELLXS CO-OP BOOK STORE - BANDY OLDHAM MOTORS 63 ALL SCHGOL PLAY N - I Winnie Groves, Betty Ann Wilson, Mary Lou Adams, Margie Anderson, Suzy Pence, Bobbie Cook, Margaret Isenhour, CharleneXYC',De11. ' 1 .Q CAST .Emily. . . Elizabeth ..... Joe Crane ..... Thomas Edison Smith. . . . . Kay Carr . Joyce Edson . Dick Freund . . Bill Bryan George Alison Paul ........ . Mother Crisp. . . Sherry . . . . Alice . . . Paula . . Muff . Midge .... . .Margaret Isenhour Radio Announcer . ....... Jay Gutelius Football Players ......... Bill Coakley, Buddy Johnson, Julian Bemiss. . Johnny Burk Judy Anderson . .Suzy Pence . Betty Wilson . . . Winnie Groves Co-eds ........... Charlene O'Dell, Margie Foster, Mary Anne Durie, Bobbie Cook, Shirlee Pixlee, Mary Lou Adams. CLAY COUNTY BLDG. AND LOAN 64 cf' L. . . I ,Q f if -4 ff X if Q1 ff' ii 7 l , I r 4- ,PT .- 'A if '- LQ? K, .iv -H - 1-'t' If ' , K' , 712, . r-nf' L, , KJ mf' f !' JH. 'A V, 1,-Y: A fe 9 +3 ,X X 4, x j ,4.! van- L -4, C, c...-Q' ' f a X ,xg 1 CJ '- an 5, QQ J 5' - ' r F ' fr 2 --'hx -,fn .fray X Ks! nik M-N Kay Carr ---- Emily Julian Bemiss ---- Football player of Y' 6.3-- wf ff' I Joyce Edson ---- Elizabeth Kay Carr ---- Emily i HIGHWAY BAR-B-Q y la ,. -nga 4 ilngfww Y: IJ tm fa, -.iw graft' CAST Doll. . . Bobbie Cook Lefty . . . Don Crawford Man. . . . George Alison Betty . . . Mary Lou Adams Tom . . . . .George Alison lst Bum . . . Julian Bemiss Znd Bum . . . . .Bill Bryan Clancy the Cop . . . Bill Coakley Miss Lincoln . . . Kathryn Elardo Spinster ..... Margie Foster Schoolteacher . . Martha Chrisman JUNIOR PLAY KEEP OFF THE GRASS Written and Directed by Willa Ruthe Lewis SKATERS Charlene O ' D ell , Shirlee Pixlee, Loretta McDonald, Violet C o e , Azalia Green, Eileen And e r s on , Bobbie C ook , Beverly McDowell. W I F4 U51 an N,- BOTANY CLASS IoannBoothe, Caroline West, Emmy Lou Ferril, Sharon Mitchell, George Alison. Post. X . 6. K, ,ry 1 -1 C 'N 4f 'f'..2 STROLLERS THROUGH THE PARK Etha Overstreet, Kathryn Elardo, Gretchen Defabaugh, Bobbie Cook, Beverly McDowell, Violet Coe,Azalia Green, Caroline West, Bill Bryan, Charlene O'Dell. I I 5 X -.K .K I ' FGGTBALL 'LI 8 At the close of the 1948-49 football season, loyal supporters of the Bluejays agreed that we had quite a successful season. The Jays finished fourth in the conference play with three wins, three losses and one tie. After winning the initial scrimmage of the year from Platte City, we lost our first conference tilt -to Carrollton by a score of Z0-0. which we felt sure was due to lack of experience on the part of the Liberty eleven. The second conference game was with Lexington on the local field, which ended with the Bluejays in the lead with a score of Z0-l3. The North Kansas City Hornets, an age-old enemy, were next on the roster. Though outplayed in every department by the Jays, a fact agreed upon by the fans, The Hornets capitalized on a fumble anda pass to win the game in the final thirty seconds, 6-0. The Slater Wildcats were a rough and tough team whojourneyed ninety miles to secure a conference win, 33-O. The next game was with the Richmond Spartans, who were overcome with ease for another conference victory to the tune of Z0-0. This was the Spartans' homecoming game. October 22,1948 will long remain a sad memory for L.H.S., for on this, our homecoming day, the Excelsior Springs high school team, undefeated for two seasons, came out on the top side of a 46-0 score, the same score by which they defeated us the year before. Apparently invigorated by their defeat, the Jays wreaked their vengeance on a weak Higginsville team by a margin of twenty-six points, 32.-6. It was at this point that Coach Eskridge switched the team from a T formation to a single wing for the last two games of the season. The Jays journeyed to Marshall, but were weakened by the loss of our quarterback, Jim Williams, who broke his wrist. This game ended in a tie 6-6. The last game of the season, anon-conference encounter, was at Cam- eron, where the Dragons defeated the Jays by a score of 6-0. Liberty placed no one on the all-conference first team. Jim Bogart made the second team, and Paul Kelley, Jim Williams, and Bob Harrison received honorable mention. 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SQUAD 'S on Q9 1ST ROW: Ted Teegarden, Norman Johnston, Dick Freund, Jim Bogart, Captain, Paul Kelley, Captain, Roger Griffey, Howard Ford, Jay Gutelius, Bill Coakley. 2.ND ROW: Glen Johnson, Jim Williams, Dick Rees, Orbon McMillian, Bob Harrison, George Horrell, Billy Joe Reeds, Frank Rohrs, Bill Jenkins. 3RD ROW: Don Crawford, Phil Miller, Edwin Sales, Sammy Clevenger, Julian Bemiss, Bill Crouch, George Alison, Jerry Wagner, Phil King, Bob Phillips. 4TH ROW: Hershel Hylton, Bob Gabbert, George Carter, BarthBoyd, Raymond Thomas, Don Christopher, Jerry Ekberg, 5TH ROW: Bill Parker, Bob Lyon, Bill Creek, Dick Davis, Harvey Seely, Gladden Dye, Ted Bell. 6TH ROW: Norman Short, Coach Cokely, Coach Eskridge, Jack Cokely, Tom Hendren. f 4 ff f I If ,J , ' M fg 1 ,f ' .f W f -1' ,' -P' JU -M-, f Q , , Ky' jf v I A-JA A K! jf, ,itll lf- jc. ,M J I 0, f X , X, I X V 1 X! j'f , ' . I ' , f' f 2121.4 ' , f I J I I PARRISH CHEVROLET COMPANY - PHONE 628 69 C y 1 'fi li I- fy -Xu , . X 5 Q 8 I , I i, II ,ii II I I I .,, W - - 4 , I I I I I, In 4, I I 11? I I , ee? I, 5, I! II if IW I ' I L fi ,. We ' lem, , K N ,fb I 1 f' ' , ' ey- - ' x V h 'u V I . 1 4 , 1 ' A! ,AJ XDA- ,fo W , X654 V any J pid! Q 4 .f XYZ' L fl I l I -55 if ,- QW, GVJC J 4 All f 1 L N. ' MLC? - ,,f'll If r J 1 'I ,,Z'7f jd M J' ' I Norman Johnston f v M George Horrela Jim Williemrno f' ank Rohrs X n 02' 3 If l J in Coakley Ted Teegarden gy' ul Kelley A1 ' J M 4 o ,ff N f 3 ,J v 7f ' fp, an 'ff' x QM W' M V' W4 A T I Q7 ' ff'fr: h'M uvu, 4 r' riff 'Lili QMWWFGGTBALL LETTERME J Q fvrf0'Cf-74rwJ C,6.,wlf- f-vefff' 2 Q 6-ul? J afrn., f2aJQJ x If J I ' fl, YA S ' 4 , V X! ujk , ' fl! Roger Griffey Sam Clevenger Dick Rees Julian Bemiss Bill Jenkins Bill Crouch Jay Gutelius Dick Freund Jim Bogart NCREYK 71 I BASKETBALL 219 The L.H.S. Bluejay's hada moderately successful season this year, winning four games of twenty-one starts. In the William Jewell Invitational Tournament, we were edged out by Hogan of Kansas City, 32-31. At the Smithville tournament, we were defeated by Platte City and Smithville, but triumph- ed over Gower by a score of 45-28. Next came Raytown, who took the place of Lee's Summit in a schedule mixup, and bare- ly squeezed us out by a score of 33-31. In our second clash with Smithville, they againwere the victors by a score of 36-28. The next seven games were lost, by narrow margins, to Independance, Cameron, Lexington Qtwo gamesl, Excelsior Springs, North Kansas City, and Slater. During all this time, the janitors of L. H. S. had been laid off because the beards of our team were sweeping the floor. Each member of the team had vowed not to shave until we won a game. At last, the great day ar- rived. January 28 we encountered Richmond on the local court and overshadowed her by a score of 38-36. The next three games, with Carrollton, Marshall, and Cameron, were lost, but February ll at Higginsville we emerged victorious once again by a score of 35-32. North Kansas Citywas next on the roster, and again we were defeated by a score of 36- 26. The following Friday our old blood rivals, Excelsior Springs, were swamped 32-24 when they visited here. Our final loss was to Platte City in the sub-regional tournament at William Jewell College. Meanwhile, the B team was making a clean sweep of the opposition, winning ten out of sixteeniof their games and first place in the conference. This year's honorary captain, chosen at the end of the season by the squad, was Sam Clevenger. GAME SUMMARIES TEAM HA.. LHS 26 Hogan 27 LHS 2 0 Raytown 21 LHS 45 Gower 28 LHS 23 Smithville 34 LHS 33 Smithville 40 LHS 19 WmChrisman 3 1 LHS 28 Platte City 41 LHS 41 Cameron 22 LHS 31 Raytown 33 LHS 48 Lexington 28 LHS 28 Smithville 36 LHS 37 Excelsior 27 LHS 35 WmChrisman 42 LHS 34 Slate r ll LHS 24 Cameron 36 LHS 22 North Town 36 LHS 31 Lexington 41 LHS 28 Lexington 38 LHS 35 Excelsior 39 LHS 43 Richmond 21 LHS 26 Slater 37 LHS 39 Carrollton 33 LHS 26 North Town 43 LHS 34 Marshall 20 LHS 26 Lexington 41 LHS 23 Cameron 41 LHS 38 Richmond 36 LHS 44 Higginsville 28 LHS 32 Carrollton 46 LHS 39 North Town 20 LHS 48 Marshall 57 LHS 26 Excelsior 22 LHS 34 cameron 47 5T5 45 LHS 35 Higginsville 32 LHS 36 North Town 46 LHS 32 Excelsior 24 LHS 25 Platte City 35 352 367 EAST SIDE GRILL - L. D. WILLIAIVIS ies sas Jh- re- The :wo Drs ach ir- vy a ary 36- hen ge. t of iam BASKETBALL SQUAD rm A A l I v w 1 , F l l 1ST ROW' Barth Boyd, Joe Henion, Billy Creek, Red Doyle, George Carter, H S ifert, Everett, Shaver, Dick David, J. Sherwood, Ted Bell, Joe Dirks, arry e Jim Wagner Don Christopher, Jack Cokely, Francis Newton. ZND ROW: Elmer Aubre Cornelius Uehling, Bob Lyon, Jerry Ekberg, Rick Brandom, Bill Mason, Y, ob Gabbert, Jack Wescott, George Alison, Frank Rohrs, Ray Oldham, Glen ' . 3RD hnson, John Rogers, Hubert Walker, Jim Patterson, Raymond Thomas R W: Coach Kenneth Cokely, Manager Jay Gutelius, Orbon McMill1an, Jim B ' Da id Swinehart, Jim Bogart, Bob Coleberd, George Horrell, Julian emiss, v I ill, Sam Clevenger, Jim Ed Borders, Ted Teegarden, Dick Freund, Coach Q tg lt Sw, li , FARM EQUIPMENT PARTS AND SERVICE Q ig S CLAY COUNTY IMPLEMENT COMPANY fi if si M BASKETBALL LETYERMEN Pfffwffk Sam Clevenger George Horrell BALLENGER'S HARDWARE AND AUTO SUPPLY CO. 74 ,fm Va i 1 S i I v E E , QL Y , A125 Vffx 1 WW' W1 , ' , +C 1 wx I 5,1 ,- - .f f , xx 1 514 X . I xx I 4 x 4 P 4 i xf, - 1 -,iffy s 4 XXXE S+' K K-a , A , , sy , ,, wwe' 'IW . 'kf4.:W7x1',z Bob Coleberd Orbon MCMi11ian POOCH'S INN BETWEEN 75 .Tuhan Bem1ss , , ,M.......u-..4.,..-mm.. 4 I., WIN' I. U ii is l- , ,, . , -W ,, 5,4 9' ig 4 -, 5 711' Ib 67 . QQ ' Q ? , , 'Y' Q95 i f- 'Q f ' f' i ' s ' f fl' 'J' 11 W fam f A , 4 1 I W X f' w Q H ! :ff ' IH 1 fi C S 14 y Q ,I I X gl Y ,K , fil ,' ui N , I, P! H '3 l i, I li W E Jlm Swmehart JIITI Borders 1 1 I Y i 5 , f 'Q is if A: , I , if ' : ' wW N f ,Hi 'V s A , fH,j.,, s ' w 1 , L I , x ':5wm,Y , ,., ,, e e 1 e e 5 w 5- 1 Iwi X fx Q Q A E I. br V, xi , mf I I f Q A4 Q ,Y If g A ' ' VV , lk ' 5 f . , 1 13' ,',, I I ' This is the team that beat Excelsior. David Hill 4 I , , 4 , v I 3 R OSS FAUB ION 76 R. .NS xeia BzasxsraA:.L za sqvandkffiffgyii 'L -gf l 1ST ROW: Billy Mason, Bob Gabbert, Jack Wescott, George Alison, Frank Rohrs. ZND ROW: .Terry Ekberg, Ricky Brandom, John Rogers, Glen Johnson, Ray Old- ham. QMQMJML For the second straight year Liberty High School's B team earned the Missouri River Valley Conference championship. De- pendable ball-handling tactics and a high percentage of accurate two chief factors leading to the squad's ten wins W shots were the against only six defeats. H. R. BANKS LUMBER CO., ROY H. MARTIN i 77 TRACK E, 5 1 T ROW Budd Johnson Dick Rees Roger Griffey, Paul Kelley, George Hor- lS : y , , rell, Orbon McMillian, Paul Stollings, Mr. Eskridge. ZND ROW: Bob Phillips, Phil Miller, Frank Rohrs, Bill Crouch, Howard Ford, George Alison, Bob Cole- berd, Bill Coakley, Dick Freund, Sammy Clevenger, Ted Teegarden, Leon Miller, Bill Mason, Lewis Schmidt. 3RD ROW: Ray Oldham, Bob Gabbert, Jimmy Wagner, Jimmy Patterson, Joe Dirks, Fred Fredrickson, Bob Harrison, David Hill, Billy C k Burt Harrison, Billy Joe Reeds, JimBorders. 4TH ROW: Ted Bell, Elmer ree , Aubrey, Francis Newton, Barth Boyd, Bert Rogers, Cornelius Uehling, J. Sher- wood, Jerry Fuhrman, Don Christopher, Everett Shaver, Harry Seifert. This spring's track squad was strong in the mile, pole vault, and sprints, but Coach Eskridge has been especially proud of the balanced power the team has shown in duel meets. Having no outstanding performer in any particular event, the chief objective ofthe squad was to spread its points over a majority of events. The returning lettermen who formed the nucleus of this years squad are Orbon McMillian, George Horrell, Dick Rees, Roger Griffey, and Paul Kelley. The 1949 schedule included meets with Platte 1 y, m celsior Springs, North Kansas City, Lexington-Wentworth, and Manual of Kansas City, in addition to the conference and William Jewell Invitational C't S ithville, Ex- Meets. CLARENCE FERRIL DRUGSTORE 78 -shifts' Q 4 x 9 s. cz Us LETTERMEN J in-fs ,c....,47g,.., . Y. , uf Wx big 1ST ROW: Buddy Johnson, Dick Rees, Roger Griffey, Paul Kelley, Bill Coakley, Jim Bogart, Norman Johnston, Dick Freund. ZND ROW: Mr. Cokely, Ted Tee- garden, Bill Crouch, Sammy Clevenger, George Horrell, Orbon McMillian, Mr, Eskridge. 3RD ROW: Julian Bemiss, Frank Rohrs, Edwin Sales, Glen Johnson, Jim Williams, Bob Harrison. The L Club composed of L.H.S. boys who have earned at least one letter.in a major sport, now has over 25 members. The large football monogram is obtainedby aminimun of 10 quarters of competition, or playing one entire game. The athlete who attains a basketball L must participate in at least 12. quartersof non-tournament play. Tournament games are not included as regular-schedule contest. The track letterman has either earned 12 points in meets through the season, or has placed in the conference or state meet. ln all three sports the letter candidate must finish the season in good standing, and the final decision on any letter award is the coaches' re- sponsibility. L Club officers this year are Paul Kelley, president, Jim Bogart, vice president, and Roger Griffey, secretary. FORD COMPANY COMPLIMENTS OF BERNARD-TYSON MOTOR COMPANY 79 G! LS' SPORTS of Miss Bluhm, the Under the capable supervision irls' physical education classes have participated in 8 various activities including softball, soccer, volleyball, basketball, relays, track, and calisthenics. They have learned the fundamentals of the games as well as developed their skill and have participated in intramural sports throughout the year. ll!! In SOUTHSIDE PHARMACY 80 GIRLS' BASKETBALL TEAM f lST ROW: Lucille Moore QFD, Betty Farris QGJ, Miss Bluhm, Louise Moore fFQ, Jerry Pollard ZND ROW: Sarah Pixlee CFD, Sherrill Thrailkill QGQ, Ann Davis QGQ, Margie Foster KGB, Gretchen Defabaugh The Liberty girls' basketball team, organized December '48, endeda very successful seasonwith seven wins out of a possible eight. Their schedule of games began with Smithville, their only loss, and included North Kansas City, Beta Sigma Omicron and T. N. T. sororities from William Jewell, and Platte City. .Terry Pollard, high scorer, sparked the team to victory with her beautiful long shots. The sextette was coached by Miss Bluhrn and Carolyn Foster. CENTRAL WEST UTILITY COMPANY 81 CHEERLEADERS Mary Anne Durie, Margaret lsenhour, Charlene O'Dell, Suzanne Pence, Betty Lyon, Marie Gadd. Chosen by the popular vote of the student bodynour cheerleaders have enthusiastically led our pep as- semblies and games. O'DELL 8: SON GARAGE - GENERAL AUTO REPAIRS - PHONE 727 82 VW xl ,Q ' I fl, 'J ,J 1 fi, 1 S ,aff N,-1 L W f I P I ll' MW ' , 1 hs, 4. I 1 xl' X W 5' Lf i' J 'PEN X f 1 My 4 J 1 J fljllyyg il fi ffl? ,If 'g fly 1 ,, 1 J L, Xi V1.1 'M , f .W , . . -V' 'fl f -'f1 if, 1 ,' . ,'f, f J I ,fl , swf ' Mr. Painter's right and left hand gal. 6.2 9. 5 C I . 1 1 ' X-fw -' 'WK Don't worry. It has dual control. 11 Corsages, huh ? Frosh LIBERTY BEAUTY SHOPPE 83 -'Aa How about a lift, Freshmen? 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