Liberty High School - Spectator Yearbook (Liberty, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1955 volume:

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In recalling the happiest years of our lives, vivid glimpses of our school days will come to life as we reminisce with the photographs we've collected. Should we forget in the years to come, we need only open our Spectator and those precious memories will be ours . O1'1Ce 'l'I1OI'e. Q f Z if MAX , QQ fi J rmunwmwxl Z'- VPU 2 X f A l ' ,,rw, V0a,ef . ,ff l' W' w GQ f!! as WNW 'il j V! 'lcyfji A ,fr 1 L ' ML ' V ,424-1' 'A i!fq,fx A Q,fv' If ASQ! If Z5 M! fi 7' I X W ,A fi! N MLV iff! n , ,fflj , ly fy A. f U I Z I A rousing cheer at a game, a smile of confidence before we per- form, hearty laughter during our plays--all of these are character- istic of the group whose presence is our inspiration throughout our high school days. This group we call ----- the Spectators. Their faith in our ability and our faith in their support have resulted in a stead- fast and ever-growing bond between the school and community. Although it m-ay be difficult for us to express our gratitude in other ways, it is with pride that we take this opportunity to dedicate this 195 Yearbook to the Spectators of Liberty High School Activities. 5 Zu, , Kathy Hughes Elaine Hicks 14442 001402 Martha LaFrenz COVER ARTIST Tom Sherwood z-feel' if Sharon Rotsch Mrs. D. V. LaFrenz DUNCAN'S SERVICE STATION VLLL A - I' 4 PHOTOGRAPHER Bob Hall I I? CLASSES EDITOR Ginger Lautenschl ager 5 ,- , if , ff P A GIRLS' SPORTS EDITOR Jimmie Willis CO-SALES MANAGER Becky Shinkle CO - ADVERTISING MANAGER Carolyn Roehrman , 7 ,becfataz S Qa- X I L ORGANIZATION EDITOR Martha Young BOYS' SPORTS EDITOR Joe Hendren CO-SALES MANAGER Judy Craig X' ff f CO-ADVERTISING MANAGER Sharon Mack WI-IITESIDE JEWELR Y LITERARY EDITOR Edna Howard ART EDITOR De De Hair CO - ADVERTISING MANAGER Jim Young CO -ADVERTISING MANAGER Helen Bernd! , I I I n L .. fl ffm! 1 ,- ,f f 4 f l 4 I, P x I F if rf, ,, W J , ,1 , 1 'K M , i ff W . 0 N V I '4 ' . A AR 2 'fi J ,, , . - ' , f f .. X. 7 f ' 'va 6 . -1 Q.. , ', . J f LEFT TO RIGHT: Edgar Duncan, Walter Beisenherz-Vice-President, R. R. Brock-Superintendent of Schools, Howard Chrisman-President, John C. Lonborg, Leon Miller, Harold Anderson, Mrs. Marilyn Younger-Secretary. UNPHOTOGRAPHED: William B. Pence-Treasurer. Again we give special recognition to our Board of Education. It is they who are responsible for our excellent school system and our well qualified faculty. Their untiring efforts to improve our school have made L. H.S. a place of which we can be proud. These men have helped to make it possible for the students to become good American citizens and to go out into the world and face problems as they come. To them we give our special thanks. gmzdofg ' ECONOMY DEPT. STORE North side of lj The Store for Entire Family 57 MR. R. R. BROCK MR. I. E. PALUSKA These are the persons who keep our High School alive. They plan ou.r school curriculum and keep records which help our school to run smoothly. To them we express our gratitude and best wishes. SECRETARY TO THE SECRETARY TO SUPERINTENDENT PRINCIPAL ,, I, , off no lt' M fy n, nvjh J X , V, ,X 4 A ' V NL 1 THE Mb Fw 1 0' n - - N r' ,f R EX . . 1 v 1 A V' V ,NNN Nr-JJNQ ,fm nh' J W ff! f . x f N rl VQJJ' U NJ., A 4,17 X J XX x if. VW A NATIONAL COMMERCIAL BANK A- MU' My lib IRAQ-I Organized 1867 Nationalized 1933 bf QP' VM NL: - ml xx.-' N 1 Af ex V '- Q1 1 ' .1 X ' 5 x , Y L .V L a I 'N' fr 1 A 5 Z F x H1 z z U1 r-1 m 0 O vs F11 l .4 E Cn CD Z :P 'JU H: :P z z U H1 af f-1 N mswfwo ik QM K X MISS IDA BROSSARD MRS. MARY ANN CHRANE School Nurse Home Economics W: Basketball Coach Commerce s 7th Grade Math 5 BOYS' Phys. Ed. i I I MRS. LILLIAN DENNY MR. ROBERT HAILEY English Football Coach Track Coach Driver Training Boys' Phys. Ed. MRS. HESTER HENDERSON MR. ROY HILL Librarian Voc. Ag. X . MR. WILLIAM HOLT MRS. CLORA JOHNSON Science Art MRS. IODY JOHNSON MISS NEOMA JOHNSON English Geography WESTERN AUTO V Journalism American History 1 0 Spanish Math Radios -Auto Acces sories -Appliances MRS. MARY KINMAN Girls' Phys. Ed. 5. wi 'af r , Jim, f-'I-ml kv MR. WAYNE KINMAN Industrial Arts fi ' sf 11 -TZ ' A MRS. IRENE LAFRENZ A, MR. CLI TON ANESS I Math A tr t 1 sic ' 3 MISS MILDRED MEYER MR. KENNETH MOORE . Ir. High Science History MRS. RUTH MOORE MRS. CHRISTINE PUGH Guidance Jr. High English Occupations MISS MARGARET RUST MR. KEITH SI-IROUT Vocal Music Social Science SON MRS. MYRA WILLIAMS EXCELSIOR LAUNDRY at DRY CLEANING English, We use the Sta-Nu Process 11 Dramaucs Kenneth Eiker , Routeman . f. . ,if nd' 'v X BOBBIE ANN BAN DY HBOb V1 Student Council 52, 53, 544 Class Officer 535 Twirler 52g Cheerleader 53, 54, 55g Junior Play 54. IAMES NEIL BARRON l1Jim11 DON BISHOP Mich Kid Transferred from Kingsford Michigan. ROGER BISHOP Transferred from Kingsford Michigan. JAMES BOWLES ll Jim!! JACQUELINE BOYD Poochie Commencement Usher 54g F. H. A. 53, Junior Play Usher 54g Pep Club 53, 54. BOB BLACKBURN Donald Duck DAVID BOYER Dave FISHER 'S GROCERY 'vnvf-1-:--1-v-v--r 1-ev?-rf f- - - 'E iw aa 145' x , eadafw 1' i. CHARLES BRANDT Charlie Transferred from North Kansas City, Float Committee 55, National Honor Society 55. SHERNE KAY BRIMER Katie Commencement Usher 54, F. H.A. 52, Girls' Glee Club 52. JAMES C. COLEBERD Fireman Jim Class Officer 54, Assembly Committee 52, 53, 54, Football 52, 53, 54, 55, L Club 54, 55, Exchange Assembly 54, JOYCE COLLINS ll Jody!! JUDY CRAIG Maude Class Officer 52, Spectator staff 54, 55, Junior Play 54, National Honor Society 55, Girls' Quartet 52, 53, 54. ALEXANDER B. CRAWFORD llAbell Class Officer 54, Football 54, National Honor Society 55, Junior Play 54, Prom Decorating Committee 54. ALLAN CRUM N A111 Football 52, 53, 54, 55, L Club 53, 54, 55, Basketball 54, 55. HELEN MARIE CROUSE Pep Club 52, 53, 54, Office Staff 545 Dis- trict Music Contest 53, Stare Music Contest 534 Sextet 53. COLONIAL HOTEL Your Home at Our Home .. . A , S. .., I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I , I I I I I 1 I I I i I r I I I I I I I -W endow BOB CURLEY Curley Transferred from Nevada High School, Stu dent Council Officer 55g Football 55g L Club 54, 55g Basketball 55, Popularity Attendant 54. CAROL JEAN DEI-IART Jeanie F. H. A. Officer 55, Office Staff 534 Pep Club 54, 55g Girls' Glee Club 52, 53, 54, 55. EDWARD FREDERICKS uEdn Football 53, 54, 553 L Club 53, 54, 55. DEANNA FULTZ vvDeeu Senior Invitation Committee 54, Pep Club 58, 54, 55, Twirler 52, 53g Exchange As- sembly 54. JUNE GANTT Hersey Transferred from Lincoln High School, MARGARET ANN GENTRY Margie WILMA JEAN GIBSON Junior Play Prompter 54g Usher at All School Play 54, BONNIE JEAN GRIFFITH Bonnie Brown Student Council 54, 55, Pep Club 53, 54g SPeCf3f01' Staff 55: Junior Play 54g Liberty Bell Staff 54, 55. McARTHUR'S We . . ew: ff if Wzflu' fafyfjifw 1 wwlgiz 2 4 ff' 41 ,ff fin :ff ffm, C 0 ROBERT HALL Bob Spectator Staff 54, 55, WILMA HARRIS Wil1ie Commencement Usher 54, F. H. A. 53, 54, Junior Play Usher 54, Pep Club 54, 55, Pro- gram Committee for Junior Play 54, JOE HENDREN Class Officer 53, 55g Junior Play 545 National Honor Society 55, L Club 54, 55, ELAINE HICKS Laine Pep Club Officer 54g Trio 55, Spectator Editor 55, Junior Play 54, Homecoming Attendant 55. EDNA HOWARD Eddie Student Council 545 Junior Ring Committee 54, Class Officer 55g Spectator staff 55, National Honor Society 55. JAMES HOUSTON ll II Transferred from Lincoln High School. BEVERLY HUDLEMEYER Bev Student Council 52, Pep Club 54, 55, F. H. A. 53, 54, 55, MELVIN HUDLEMEYER F. F, A, 52, 53, 54, 55. L. D. WILLIAMS Jeweler wicca KATHY HUGHES Kitten Class Officer 545 Pep Club Officer 555 Spectator Staff 54, 555 Junior Play 545 Girls' State 54. JEAN DUNCAN JOHNSON Transferred from Rosedale High Schoolg Float Committee 53, 545 Liberty Bell staff 54. DELMA KIDD Transferred from Lincoln High 555 Football 55. DALMOS KRATZER Student Council Member 535 F.F. A. Offi- cer 54, 555 State Agriculture Contest 54, 55. JANICE TEMPLETON LACKEY ujan.. Girls' Glee Club 525 Pep Club 525 Liberty Bell Salesman 535 State Music Contest 525 Liberty Bell Reporter 52. VIRGINIA LAUTENSCHLAGER Ginger Student Council Member 54, 555 Commence ment Usher 545 F. H. A. Officer 555 Specta- tor Staff 555 Junior Plfy 54. JOHN KAYE LONBORG why.. Student Council Officer 54, 555 Class Offi- cer 53, 555 Boys' Glee Club 52, 53, 54, 555 L Club 53, 54, 555 National Honor Society 55. ED LOWE HBO!! F. F. A. 52, 535 Band 52, 535 Pep Band 52, 53 Compliments of SAFEWAY STORES 54,11 f ' M747 ,ff V ' My ff ff' I ' ff ,md :Aff 5' , , , Z , f .5 is , 05,9 pf. ff! aff fi , l 5 . 9' ,s -5,.. 51 I nil I 9.5 'G . E, , 1 ,, , 6 s!, .gft W Sui, , M Faux u F .su Q',rr, eniau EVA MCCLELLAN Evie Girls' Glee Club 52, 53, A Capella Choir 53, Baccalaureate Usher 52, 53, Liberty Bell Staff 53g Liberty Bell Salesman 52, 53. ANNA LEE MCCLUNG Annie Baccalaureate Usher 54. DREXEL MCCLURE Drex DAVID N. MILLER Big Dave Transferred from Eldon, Mo. 4 Float Com- mittee 55g Band 55. DAVID R. MILLER Little Dave Float Committee 525 Boys' Glee Club 52, 53, Prom Banquet Committee 543 Junior Play 54. FRED E. MILLER JR. F. F. A. Officer 54, 55, A Capella Choir 52, 53g Float Committee 54g District Agricul- ture Contest 53, 54, 55. TERRY D. MILLER F. F. A. 52, 53, 54, 55g Football 52. HOLLY NEWTON Band 52, 53, 54, 555 District Music Contest 52, 53, 54, 55, State Music Contest 52, 53, 54, 55, Exchange Assembly 52. Compliments of G. M. Peters Agency Inc. 'E RONALD OLDHAM Ronnie Band 52, 53, 54, 55g District Music Contest 52, 53, 54, 55g State Music Contest 52, 53, 54, 55. JAMES PARKER It Jim!! JAMES HOWARD PEARSON ll ll JOAN POWELL Transferred from Jamaica, New York. 4 f .fx 5 I, 2'igw - ' ,aff , X ,yty ia Y HELEN RADMACHER ,tr, f- F- H' A- 54' 55- ., RUTH ADELE RINK ZLII 555 2, A Junior Play Property Committee. JAMES ROBERTS 1l'I1 PATRICIA ROBEY npatn F H A Officer 53 Girls' Glee Club 52 53 Office staff 55, National Honor Society 54 55g State Music Contest 52. THOMPSON FLOWER SHOP Don F1she1t ' ,s yr. . Q.: T at Art , Q . X Xx xx 9 ff rs X ,, 4 xx X EVM? fyf w j fl if 5 wi . 52 I . 4 f 41 My 1,5 f W W VZ? 'iff , as Fe 70 97 , ... .2 . -e-Q, ,. -'. f WW 1 , J, y, , qw 9, ,, , :ples , ,We Jar-aaa 2,64 3- 42 2:5 5:41 ' fc 5, if ff' is ri? f' :'ff9f,g,: - 3554 1 ' :Jr V4 'Ma , , ,K CAROLYN ROEHRMAN Transferred from McPherson 54g Student Council Member 55, Girls' Glee Club 55, Prom Decoration Committee 54, Pep Club 55g Spectator Staff 55. NANCY RYAN Nan Girls' Glee Club 52,53, 54, A Capella Choir 53, 54, Junior Play 54g Sextet 53, Small Ensemble 53. JOE RAY SALES DICK SCOTT Dickie Boy F. F. A. 52, 53, 54, 55. THOMAS MCCLAIN SHERWOOD Tom A Capella Choir 53, 54g Spectator Cover Artist 55, Junior Play 549 National Honor Society 55, Crown Designer 54. ANN SLAUGHTER Candy Transferred from Lincoln High School, Pep Club 55. LOIS SMITH Frenchie Baccalaureate Usher 54, F. H. A. 553 Junior Play Usher 54, Prom Decoration Committee 54, Exchange Assembly 54. EDMOND LEWIS STONE Transferred from Lincoln High School. LIBERTY TRIBUNE Right In Clay County Mail Boxes Since l846 in 'ly' RUBY TRIGGS F. H. A. 52, Office Staff 55, Twirler 53, 54, 55, Homecoming Attendant 55, Exchange Assembly 53. PATRICIA WALKER npat ll F. H. A. Officer 55g Pep Club 52, 53, 54, Office Staff 54, Junior Play Usher 54g Stu- dent Council Member 54. CECIL WARREN llcec lt F. F. A. Officer 53, 54, 55. Football 53, 54, 55, Basketball 53, 54, 555 L Club 54, 55, District Agriculture Contest 54. MYRNA WHITE Whitie F. H. A. 52, 53, 54, 554 F. H. A. Officer 539 Girls' Glee Club 52, 53g Office Staff 555 State Music Contest 52. ARVINE WILLIS Transferred from Lincoln High School. JIMMIE WILLIS lllamesll Homecoming Queen 55, Junior Play 54, Class Officer 54, 55g Student Council Officer 55, Pep crub 53, 54, 55, JOHNNIE WILLIS Football 52, 53, 54, 55, Track 543 LH Club 53, 54, 55. JEAN WOLETT Jeanie Transferred from Derby, Iowag Pep Club 55 CLAY COUNTY ABSTRACT Abstracts Titles Insurance 5 - eadaw JAMES C. YOUNG f Jim ' Student Council 52, 53, 543 F. F. A. Officer 555 Liberty Bell Staffg Boys' State 54g National Honor Society 55. MARTHA ANN YOUNG Marthy Student Council Member 54, 55g Senior ln- vitation Committee 55g Junior Play 54g Sextet 52, 53g Head Twirler 55. CLASS SPONSORS MRS. LaFRENZ MISS DEATZ MR. MOORE 40165 1 CLARENCE FERRIL DRUG STORE Phone 43 f 1 3 Ay , 1 '-2, 4 gif fi, f I 'iff d Big Dave Miller Charles Brandt ZW De e Fultz F A , 7. ,W 7 w . I x les ff rdf, 71 im 4 Jeanie DeHart , env . .3 gv. , fix 1, i ,gr if f I, ug T4 . 4,1 in fr J L' , , 4 t f -1 ,fn , - 7, -f ,A ' A . 4 A cat? ,f ff f I f f 4 QP' 4,1 4' 4 4. f Q . f IW 5 f Q ffl 2- i ' 'ff' 1 - f ,,,4fi,, f A 'J Z Y! ' 'lg' s .. , - 7 Y ,V A ,qt , 4 2 ' ' ' N - J' f' f 4 B, QQ? ' My B f' ' - I' 1 ,. A I 122 ' .' 7' I :if -V M 1 r ,X am ' ' X f f V gg, Mgt- , V fy V. ifidm' au 'v Laine Hicks . 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DOUGLAS LIBERTY BAKERY Party Cakes and Special Orders L,- wff 'S il. at ' HOWARD DUNN LARR IK R LARRY ELLIOT EUGENE EPPARD I. f ,M .av--I 31.315 -, P .. iS 'UN MARY DEE FARRIS KE NNE TH HANKS I DON GREGORY DE DE HAIR LONIE HANK NANCY HAPPY JAMES HARRIS JOAN HARRIS f , I Rc 'vw 'QF' BONNIE HARRISON RICHARD HAUG DOROTHY HEIN BOB HENDERSON MASSEY'S CAFE West side ofm endow JANIE HUGHES BILLIE HOWELL DIANE IGOE KENNETH JONES JIM KEEN TOMMY KING KAREN LIGHTBURNE KEITH LINDBERG DONALD LINDSAY SHARON MACK LINDA MAJOR MIKE MALONEY LIBERTY BEAUTY SHOPPE 207 First Nat'1. Bank Bldg. 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THIRD ROW: Bette Thomas, Martha Miller, Evelyn Adams, Ima Stewart, Daisy Sampson, Gloria Hedberg, Jeanie Bishop, Toni Panter, Jessie Reeds, Carol Shubert, Sandy Morris, Mary Ann Zillman. SECOND ROW: Joyce Ballew, Beverly Newton, Janice Halterman, Betty Ford, Roberta Frazier, Kathy Duncan, Judith Adams, Rosemary Heckendorn, Eleanor Isenhour, Nancy Botham, Edna Green, Darlene Lancaster. FIRST ROW: Ellen Curley, Judy Epstein, Mary Ellen Berry, Nancy Nelson, Mary Ellen Fowler, Katie Singer, Sandra Hall, Anita Mason. LEFT TO RIGHT, FOURTH ROW: Bennie Ealey, Jack Hewins, Bernard Liverman, Bob Schwabauer, Jimmy Hurt, Tommy Wiltshire, Dick Hess, Wayne Sales, Fields Duncan, Donald Brundige, Ronald Brundige. THIRD ROW: Jimmie Warren, Kenneth Stockman, Larry Johnston, Russell Thogmartin, Sharon Perkins, Shirley O'Hare, Judy Hawkins, Courtney Roberts, Barbara Sarver, Dorothy Thomas. SECOND ROW: Lester Bowles, Monty Brown, Lee Foster, Paul Oldham, Freddy Thomas, Selden Hirni, Sally Sales, Sharon Schowengerdt, JoAnne Cox, Bonnie Zuck, Eileen Warder. FIRST ROW: Thad Miller, Jerry Stockstill, Judy Mack, Peggy Liggett, Mary Helen Glaub, Glenda Burk, Frankie Keen, Deanna Duncan. inf ,- 5, Ji 1 event! IEFT TO RIGHT, FOURTH ROW: Nancy Stalcup, Nora Mae Douglas, Audrey Wheat, Janet Isley, Judy Gamble, Barbara Isenhour, Sharon Hudlemeyer, Tommy Bridges, Bobby Crisler, David Arnold, Francis Burk. THIRD ROW: Joyce Stewart, Margaret Stevenson, Nancy Wood, Zettie May Cox, Sandra Power, Karen Martin, Sandra Sands, Janice Van Schaick, Sandra Spencer, Charles Arbaugh, Clara Koenigsberg. SECOND ROW: Barbara Ellis, Shirley Landis, Alan Wells, Betty Brooks, Sandra Rogers, Diane Hess, Karen Hall, Ann Eldridge, Marilyn McMillan, Marshelle Johnson, Jane Ray. FIRST ROW: Mary Ellen Pardee, Sally Fisher, Annette Admire, Peggy Brown, Rose Binnicker, Patricia Milliman, Edith Morgan, Joan Campbell. 1, MV LEFT TO RIGHT, FOURTH ROW: Mark Foote, Richard Groves, Dayton Cummins, Bruce Kerr, John Reppert, Buddy Lofland, Randy Flett, Billy Nicol, Richard Pitman, David Moyer, Frankie Runions, Johnny Hunstman, Chris Kerr. THIRD ROW: Wanda Swafford, Ann Crum, Terry Robey, Charlotte McClard, Joanna O'Dell, John Adams, Royce Herndon, Lee Capps, Walter Ellis, Charles Stigers, Dean McCorkle, Murray Stewart. SECOND ROW: Sara Ferril, Beverly Medley, Linda Sevier, Billy Joe Cook, Richard Hall, John Pierce, Howard Barnes, Carol Slater, Eleanor Holt, Donna Armstrong, Carolyn Younts, Neal Graham, Pete Pope. FIRST ROW: Barbara Lancaster, Ronald Decker, Donald Scott, Denelda Richardson, Jimmy Anderson, Dick Eldridge, Larry Donaldson, George Barber, Harry Morris, Ray Bogart, Dennis Bla ckburn. 1 .v-'ii-H ml' -.. J. P man We Pep LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW 4: Eleanor Holt, Judy Overstreet, Sara Ferril, Judy Gamble, Janet Isley, Nancy Stalcup, Wanda Swafford, Sandra Sands, Karen Martin, Annette Admire, Beverly Medley, Ellen Curley. ROW 3: Barbara Lancaster, Sandra Hall, Rose Binnicker, Denelda Richard, Mary Helen Glaub, Sally Fisher, Mary Ellen Pardee, Carol Slater, Janice Van Schaik, Mary Ann Zillman, Sharon Perkins, Donna Parks. ROW 2: Arlene Evans, Judy Johnson, Colleen McCorkle, Janet McCelland, Jane Middleton, Barbara Duval, Carol Raymond, Ann Pearson, Martha Simrall, Sharon O'Dell, Linda Hufft, Pat Barron, Della Brady, Barbara Vaughn. ROW l: Doris Mace, Kay Murfin, Marsha McDonald, Shirley McBroom, Judy Garrett, Carol Pardee, Janet Harris, Helen Shinkle. The Junior High Girls started the Junior High Pep Club this year in order to create more school spirit to- ward Junior High Activities. These girls have uniforms and try to attend as many Junior High football and basketball games as possible. They elect their own officers and have called meetings as needed. OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Sec. Marsha McDonald Pres. Shirley McBroom, Vice Pres. Judy Mace and the teacher sponsor is Miss Garrett- Mildred Meyer. The parent sponsor is Mrs. Bob Compliments of FAUBION INSURANCE .. ,1,.,-,,-,., .. ,,,. .,.,, H- ,. .... . Q :na -:nerr-Q:-T .g:::-gt.-pq.: - ' j::33'j3.gfi3J:5-Sieii' f - 'Fhulq,, 'V Qc. W' efziecwlew I no LEFT TO RIGHT: Kay Murfin, Doris Mace, Janet Harris, Carol Pardee, Helen Shinkle. ,bade ' LEFT TO RIGHT, STANDING: Shirley McBroom, Ann Pearson, Janet Harris, Kay Murfin, Judy Cokely, Mary Lou Harris. SEATEDg Louise DeHart, Edna Howard, Mrs. Kinman, Jimmie Willis, Becky Shinkle Nancy Berry. Compliments of 71-33 SERVICE STATION Z4 I-Iour Service BILL. WAGNER-LESSEE mica 74794 e H 1 l OFFICERS SPONSORS LEFT TO RIGHT: Sergeant-at-Arms Jimmie Miss Mary Ann Deatz and Mrs. Lillian Denny. WilliS. SGC- De DG Hair, Historian Linda Major, Pres. Kathy Hughes, Vic Pres. Sharon Mack, Treas. Martha LaFrenZ. LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW 6: Karol Peterson, Sharon Thomason, Jo Ann McBroom, Faye Cates, Carolyn Bailey, Helen Hayes, Linda Gove, Ann Bennett, Betty Dannels, Carolyn Roehrman. ROW 5: Joyce Lofland, Barbara McCullough, Diane McLaughlin, Billie Howell, Jo Ann Mace, Delores Arnold, Mary Lou Harris, Yvonne Miller, Irene Lowe. ROW 4: Deanna Duncan, Gloria Puls, Florence Summers, Barbara Puls, Jean Wolett, Carol DeHart, Wilma Harris, Elaine Kratzer, Janet Foote, Elaine Hicks, ROW 3: Janet Griffith, Marlene Bishop, Donna Corum, Sharon Hoppe, Mary Helen Bridges, Rosa Mae Weston, Mayme McGinnis, Ann Slaughter ter, Nancy Happy, Diane Igoe, Louise DeHart. ROW 2: Carol Brown, Martha Young, Beverly Hudlemeyer, Martha LaFrenz, Sharon Mack, Kathy Hughes, De De Hair, Jimmie Willis, Linda Major, Nancy Ryan, Deanna Fultz. ROW Ig Bobbie Bandy, Nancy Berry, Sharon Rotsch, Judy Cokely, Beckly, Becky Shinkle, Helen Berndt. 13296 mfecwleu. Q. 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SECOND ROW: Pat Robey, Bobbie Bandy, Edna Howard, Helen Berndt, Sharon Mack, Linda Major. FIRST ROW: Mr. Kinman, Mr. Paluska, Mr. Holt, Mrs. Chrane, Mrs. Moore, Miss Johnson, Mr. Hill, Mrs. Henderson. V gina LEFT TO RIGHT, STANDING: Jo Ann Mace, Janet McClelland, Gloria Puls, Dick Scott, Nancy Berry Donna Corum. SEATED: Elaine Hicks, Martha Young, Kathy Hughes, Jimmie Willis, Ruby Triggs, Martha LaFrenz. MOORE'S BARBER SHOP DEI LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW 4: Mary Radmacher, Barbara Duval, Martha Simrall, Shirley McBroom, if Donna Parks, Robyn Proctor, Diane Duke, Kathrine Bridges, Geraldine Tinsley, Janet Foote, Marian Brundage, Judy Elardo, Pauline Stewart, Joan Trumbo, Ruby O'Dell, Martha Zismer. ROW 3: Dalla Brady, Sharon Waldridge, Carol Carter, Jane Middleton, Shirley Corum, Jo Ann Mace, Judy Huntsman, Barbara Floyd, Audrey Koenigsberg, Mary Helen Bridges, Margaret Huffman, Mildred O'Dell, Donna Stockman. ROW 2: Ruby Collins, Linda McDaniel, Karen Farris, Elaine Kratzer, Bobbie Jean Moreman, Linda Hufft, Lois Smith, Jean Johnson, Jane Bell, Joyce McGinnis, Deanna Duncan, Kathryn Burgess, Carol DeHart, Doris Mace, Marsha McDonald. ROW l: Helen Radmacher, Beverly Hudlemeyer, Ginger Lautenschlager, Edna Howard, Kathy Hughes, Pat Walker, Pat Robey, Myrna White. OFFICERS x f f A , K Pres. Edna Howard V. Pres. Kathy Hughes Sec. Ginger Lautenschlager Treas. Pat Walker l l i i SPONSOR H MRS. MARY ANN CHRANE OPAL'S BEAUTY SHOP Your Lovehness is Our Business Phone 34 -fi A -' , .ei V315 'Q . RSOF o rap! Q AM - FU -12? :SQ ERICA 324 fi I JW? fi x L X AWN , Q oP f'91v 5 , -to 'RXFAAW 9 Ci -Y' D : -zz 551557-fd D' 7035 L 43' N cf '?1'i f,10 Sf ,C u by kffulc-JJ LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW 5: Harold Braley, Donald Carter, Sherman Brady, Jack Anderson, Kenny Boone. ROW 4: Harold Isenhour, Harold Hatfield, Billy Bogar, Floyd McCoy, Joe Donaldson, Dean O'Dell, Elmer McGinnis, Melvin Harmon, Larry Gove, Charles Pharis. ROW 3: Donald McGinnis, Larry Pierson, Harold Holt, Don Dye, Bob Stegall, David Crouse, John Schenz, Larry Sherwood, Victor Blackmore, Martin Bohn. ROW 2: William Dingus, John Reeves, Ronald Waitley, Buddy Morris, Donald Bogart, Ronnie McCoy, Earl Waltrip, Jerry Straka, Melvin Hudlemeyer, Jerry Miller. ROW l: Kenny Hanks, Fred Miller, Dalmos Kratzer, Holly Newton, Jim Keen, Cecil Warren, Fred Isenhour, Dick Scott, Jim Young. WI: 4' A OFFICERS SPONSOR LEFT TO RIGHT: Back: Parliamentarian Fred Isenhour MR. ROY HILL Vice Pres. Cecil Warren, Sentinel Dick Scott, Pres. Jim Young Reporter Jim Keen, Sec.' Dalmos Kratzer, Treas. Fred Miller. WENZEL AND DUVALL 39 South Main Frigidaire and Maytag Home Appliances Mem ' f j 1 , gi I LEFT TO RIGHT, STANDING: lim Coleberd, Keith McDonald, John Lonborg, Cha1BeisenherZ. SEATED: Miss Rust, Mr. Brock, Mr. Moore, Mr. Maness, Martha LaFrenz. ada LEFT TO RIGHT, STANDING: Mrs. Pugh, Donald Carter, Rosemary Heckendorn. SEATED: Mrs. Arnold, Mrs. Munkirs, Mrs. Cummins, Mrs. Lowe. A DA MS LA UNDRITE ,n DIRECTOR f MR. CLINTON MANESS OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Treas, Martha Young, Sec, Elaine Hicks, Vice Pres, Bobby Henderson, Pres, Judy Craig, We are very privileged and honored to have such able and interested directors for Band and Vocal Music. Our band may be seen at many town activities during the year. They perform at all home football games and present a concert each Spring. The students are proud of and appreciate the efforts of those who are in Band. We are very grateful to have such a wonderful Vocal Music Department. They provide programs for many organizations in the community. They also perform at various of our school assemblies and programs during the year. Wana! me DIRECTOR MISS MARGARET RUST OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Pres. Holly Newton, Sec. Janet Harris, Vice Pres. Charles Rutherford, Treas. Betty Dannels. V as if A ,S gem! f' , X X 1 LEFT TO RIGHT, STANDING: Dick Ainsworth, Larry Eiker, Michael Bussell, Larry Sherwood, George Schumacher, Linda Hufft, Tommy Wiltshire. FIFTH ROW: Frankie Keen, Dorothy Thomas, Gary Jones, Sherman Brady, Bernard Liverman, Buddy Lofland. FOURTH ROW: Bob Hufft, Bruce Kerr, Marsha Johnson, Marilyn McMillian, Dick Jones, Ronnie Mathis. THIRD ROW: Judy Mack, Larry Swearingen, Jimmy Milliman, Mary Ann Zillman, David Ferril, Jim Riggs, Chai Beisenherz, I-Iol1y'Newton, Charles Rutherford Eleanor Lindsay, Sandy Morris, George Barber, Joyce Lofland. SECOND ROW: Janet Harris, Betty Dannels, Judy Cokely, Sandra Spencer, Charles Stigers, Twilight Stigers, Richard Groves, Martha Simrall, Judy Hawkins, Jim Millen, Martha Miller, Cris Kerr, Jim Lowe, Margaret Pugh. FIRST ROW: Janet McClelland, Barbara Duval, Yvonne Miller, Donald Douglas, Dick Hall, Maxine Rice, Harriet Petty, Deanna Duncan. 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Charles Brandt Sponsor Sec.-Treas. . . EdnaHoward MRS. D. V. LaFRENZ LEFT TO RIGHT: BACK ROW: Ioe Hendren, Robert Henderson, Alex Crawford, John Lonborg, Jim Young, Tom Sherwood, Charles Brandt. FRONT ROW: Jean Wolett, Ann Slaughter, Jimmie Willis, Edna Howard, Patricia Robey, Judy Craig, Ruth Rink. EAST SIDE GRILL 1 1 T 1 T .. .iby The Student Council is a linking organization of the students and administration. It consists of one representative from each homeroom. The of- ficers are elected each Spring by the Student Body after sev- eral days of campaigning. The Council holds weekly meetings at which they plan out side activities and discuss var- ious problems of the school. A- mong the annual activities pre- sented by our Student Council are: Homecoming and Court- Warming, a Sweetheart Dance and a Saint Patricks Dance. Z .g OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT, BACK ROW: Pres John Lonborg, Sec. Sharon Rotsch. FRONT ROW: Treas, Jimmie Willis, Vice Pres. Bob Curley. INSET SPONSOR: Mr. Holt, i l LEFT TORIGHT:ROW6: Ann Eldridge, Sandra Spencer, Karen Martin, Sarah Ferril, Ann Crum, David Moyer, Mr. Holt. ROW 5: Michael Bussell, Tommy Wilshire, Glenda Burk, Barbara Sarver, Judy Epstein, Katie Singer, John Scheni. ROW 4: Colleen McCorkle, Janet McClelland, Judy Garrett, Doris Mace, Phyllis Prince, Larry Crisler, Karen Farris, Berk Stanley. ROW 3: Judy Cokely, Donna Corum, Barbara McCullough, Sharon Thomason, Irene Lowe, Yvonne Miller, Joyce Lofland, Judy Craig. ROW 2: Carol Brown, Nancy Berry, Sharon Mack, De De Hair, Helen Berndt, James Tate, Carolyn Roehrman. ROW l: Kathy Hughes, Martha Young, Jimmie Willis, Bob Curley, John Lonborg, Sharon Rotsch. Ginger Lautenschlager. HUFFT AND MEANS Service Station cm . LEFT TO RIGHT, STANDING: Marsha McDonald, Audrey Koenigsburg, Louise DeHart, Ann Pearson, Shirley McBroom, Helen Berndt, Doris S Mace, Carol Pardee. SEATED: Ann Bennett, Karen Lightburne, Sharon Rostch, Faye Cates, Ioan McBroom, Karol Peterson. W LIBRARIAN Mrs. Hester M. Henderson ,hectatafz 4 eamea f LJ' My LEFT TO RIGHT, STANDING: Nancy Happy, Jerry Schutty, Maxine Rice, Larry Eiker, Nancy Berry, Joan McBroom, Becky Shinkle. SEATED: Marlene Bishop, Linda Major, Karol Peterson, Nancy Ryan, Karen Light- burne, Jimmie Willis, Bobbie Bandy, Faye Cates. Compliments from HOWARD CHRISMAN xx -, t X X X i Vox I . amdlim mea Peek a Boo! 1 Glamour Companions This Old Hou se This is the way I brush my teeth Bob 8: Bob Glggle, Glggle Going someplace Linda ? Wash day Maurer I'll get cha buggy! cutest. I . t CLAY COUNTY BLDG. AND LOAN ASSN. 1 5? 166054501 wen N , , :fi i xx x 'f QNQ3 6241! f4z'z'eadcwz' MISS NANC Y RYAN econd fgffdvtddfvtf MISS ANN SLAUGHTER We ' new and ,Vit , QUEEN Miss Jimmie Willis If lst ATTENDANT Znd ATTENDANT Miss Elaine Hicks . Miss Ruby Triggs Our charming Queen was crowned at the opening of the Festivities by her twin brother, Johnnie Willis Lim l g . i 7133i Wlth a E Hiddy-He! 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Mr. Duffy . Conductor ...... Place: The living-room of the Louis Time: Late Spring. 1904 J Director . Jim Young Joe Hendren Wilma Gibson . Judy Craig Jimmie Willis Alex Crawford . David N. Miller . .Carolyn Roehrman John Lonborg Jim Coleberd . . Bob Hall smith family in st. l MRS. MYRA WILLIAMS MOTHER SHORT'S TEA ROOM You'd be a Duchess. Owww ! ! Ida, Rose, Tootie, Lucille W5 F l n 4 I P ,.Y,,, i 17, S. ? cam ' LZ ,,,,. QW ,,:.:,k,,,5,-ggfv' gn Y UQ D' LEFT TO RIGHT, FOURTH ROW: Donald Gabbert, Jim Lowe, Jasper Monroe, Jim Reeds, Jim Miller, Ronald Brant, Ronnie Mathis, Ronald McCoy, Kent McClard. THIRD ROW: Robert McMillian, Jim Millen, Dick Martin, Max Moyer, Bill Crawford, Pat Duval, David Petty, Harvey Arbaugh, Harold Holt, Art Carder, Coach Kinman. SECOND ROW: Coach Hailey, Keith McDonald, Kenneth Jones, James Tate, Randy McMillan, Berk Stanley, Don Gregory, Larry Elliott, ,Larry Eiker, Tom Weddle, Bill Adams FIRST ROW: Bob Curley, Delma Kidd, Bob Blackburn, Joe Hendren, Cecil Warren, John Willis, Jim Coleberd, Allan Crum, Ed Fredericks, John Lonborg, Dick Scott. NOT PICTURED: Edward Gibson. r-1-gy v-5,1 r--gp Q, fggiaf-re-rg cnc! 91'J ' CDITUQ ff Q Q P22-Q Ea ED so 9:25591 Q11 aa 2.22 E291 if CD Eiker, Tom Weddle, Bill Adams. Larry Elliott, Larr y, Don Gregory, o I? :: N OJ ui an l-I an an :F .S .-1 'F4 2 , Randy Mc , Kenneth Jones, James Tate W: Coach Hailey, Keith McDonald RO 4. , Dick Scott. DD 1-4 O .Q CI 3 C: .G O v-. - va as o 'I-I I-I vu -o o ld u. 'cz LU :1 ld U c: N F . P4 4 -6 I-I cu .Q o I11 o U E 'FC U vi' 'I-1 I-I I-4 'I-I 3 n: ,cz o 5? E o I-l lvl CU 3 F4 'I-I o no U ci' cu I-l 'cz c: an 'II cu o 9'l ::. I-4 :: .o .aa o N! U11 no .n o an -6 -cu 'I-1 bd N E o Q FIRST ROW: Bob Curley, NOT PICTURED: Edward Gibson. MMM! 5 The year is 1990. ln an old frame house on Har- rison Street, a figure sits in a rocking chair, slowly moving back and forth while puffing contentedly on his favorite pipe. Suddenly two small children run excitedly into the room. Gran'pa, Gran'pa, tell us a story!Tell us 'bout when you were a football coach an' everything. The old man takes the pipe from his lips and blows a cloud of smoke. Well, Grandson, you just hop up here on old Gran'pa Hailey's lap and I'll tell ' you about the season of 1954. Well, as I recall, we started the season with nine Q, returning lettermen. Things looked pretty good as we had plenty of boys to fill the holes left in the lineup when most of the linemen graduated. Ken Jones, Dick Scott, and Berk Stanley held starting positions in the line for the first time. David Petty, Delma Kidd, Jim Coleberd and Bob Curley saw extensive action in the backfield for their first year, while Bill Crawford, Max Moyer, and Robert McMillian were new faces in amz mae., the defensive lineup. Yep, that season got off to a big start as we downed Park Hill 14-0. Fredericks got off two passes that counted for the necessary points to sink Park Hill for the first time in the two-year old rivalry. Our joy was short-lived, however, as the Minutemen from Lexington turned .the following game into a trackmeet with Liberty taking mostly seconds. Lexington's huge line and four hard-charging backs racked up our worst defeat of the season and went on to take the confer- ence crown. Fredericks threw to Crum for our only score and the final was 31-6. The next week, my boys were up in arms against the invading Raytowners who were pro- tecting a long winning streak. McDonald scored twice and Fredericks added one in the first half to take a lead over the visitors, but in the second half Raytown simply wore us down and came out on top with a Z5-19 win. Yes sir, we were pretty hungry for a win and Slater was just the team to fill the bill. Moyer recovered two Wildcat fumbles for 12. points to high light the game as we went on to make it Liberty 33-Slater 0. The following game was a bad one for us. It was Richmond's homecoming and they were up for the game. We sure weren't, and a pass from Fredericks to Warren was the only score we posted as the Spartans flattened us 2.0-6. The next week was our homecoming and the traditional rivalry between us and Excelsior was going full blast, The game got off to a bang-up start as Excelsior's first play went all the way for six big points. They kicked off and Petty took the ball back 88 yards to even up the score. Fredericks threw for two t. d. 's and evened up the score in the last quarter. But after the Jays had held a 12. point lead, we were downed in the last 50 seconds as the Tigers pushed over the winning t. d. to take home the pistols. Our ace quarterback threw for three and ran for two to sink Higginsville, former champs, 33-6 the following week. Allan Crum, who had switched to fullback, ran for 12 points and John Willis hauled down an Owl pass for six to lay the groundwork for a Liberty victory. Fredericks added one for insurance and we stomped Marshall 25-5. Carrollton was crushed 33-14 in the final game of the season as long pass interception runs accounted for two Bluejay tallies. An all senior team played most of the game to finish their high school career with a 5-4 record. Ed Fredericks, Allan Crum, and Cecil Warren gained places on the all conference squad, and Dick Scott got honorable mention. At the end of the season the team elected Ed Freder- icks and Allan Crurn as Co-Captains for the year and ....... Well I'll be! The little Sl'1aV61'S have gone to sleep! The old man sits back and takes a long drag on his pipe again. Oh well, anyway, it's good to think of the old days .......... MISSOURI PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY 43235 :Iii -3- .V . 1. :- ,- f Eg- , 1: .-:ig Lge, :. -::. urrsg - :ng : 'T-,--,'ff1 :-'12 :':.-ff-.cr - - --'--P . '-1 flair- :--sz-4 Jim Tate Back First Letter Iohn Willis Tackle Second Letter Ken Jones Guard First Letter Max Moyer Tackle First Letter Art Carder Tackle Second Letter SU MPTER S STANDARD I im Mrllen Don Gregory Back Center Firs Bob Blackburn Ewd Back First Letter O11 Gas Tires Accessories Bill Crawford Back Center First Letter Robert McMi111an Back Back First Letter Delma Krdd Back F1rst Letter Dick Martrn Back FIISI Letter Harvey Arbaugh H Tackle F1rst Le F1rst Letter Mr Kenneth Cokely Lme Coach Freshman Coach ff C Shelf Hardware Pump Supphes 51' Garden Seed Jim Coleberd Back First Letter Frrst Letter me napa ,, , Curley'll get him! Waltz me around again, Keith. ff' Warren catches one for six points against Higginsville! miie we Crum leaves 'em flat as he side steps a Cornhusker. One of the Hailey men gets bounced A Bluejay tries the, top. out of bounds. Liberty' s Finest Laundry and Cleaners Phone 1 LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW 4: Bob Crisler, Johnny Rogers, Tom Wilshire, Gary Johnson Don Dye ROW 3: David Ferril, Jack Hewins, Leroy Rice, Gary Brown, John Pitts, Gary Jones ROW 2 Melvin Harmon, Bob Hufft, Larry Benson, Bob Schwabauer, Ron Adkins, Dick Driggers ROW 1: Keith Nelson, Larry Gove, Walter Kelly, Bucky Thomason, Larry Crisler, Don Smith 7 Liberty Opposing Team 13 McCune Home 12 Lexington 20 Richmond 0 Excelsior 6 Raytown H N 2 eam Liberty Opposing Team ze Blue Springs 13 Lexington 26 Richmond 7 Excelsior 6 Raytown 7 Lawson 14 Park Hill MISSOURI PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY OPP 13 13 12 O 2.1 OPP 1.--1 0 14 6 44 7 2.5 7 LIBERTY, Nov. 25- in the Bluejay camp. Three year's championship team and Curley. Rutherford other positions. LIBERTY, Dec. 3- week, we beat Raytown Lawson and Kearney to team looks good at this EXCELSIOR, Dec. 10- seventh and Richmond Tourney. Crum scoring Rutherford showing EXCELSIOR, Dec. 12- were upset by Marshall tourney 62-60 in two over- Team anxious for Marshall HIGGINSVILLE, Jan. tonight by taking Higgins- dlefztq Zdcmq Coach Cokely Basketball Coach Things are looking good of the starting five of last are back, Fredericks, Crum, and Warren are filling the Led by Bob Curley, this 38-36 after knocking off take the Jewel Tourney. The time. Could go far. Cleaned Higginsville the tonight in Conference well, Curley still hot. tremendous ability. After a rule mix-up, we for first place in conference times. Feeling running high. game. 18-Finished up road tour ville 63-22. On tour we beat Richmond, Lexington, and Lees Summit. Fredericks hitting steadily from on top. Warren looking good . LIBERTY, Jan. 21-Took Richmond to the cleaner's in Courtwarming game tonight to stayin conference race. LIBERTY, Feb. 5-Four more games gone, Lees Summit, Excelsior, and two with Park Hill. Still undefeated since Marshall game. Scores running high. Marshall also undefeated. Looks like we will tangle with Marshall for conference C1'OWI1. LIBERTY, Feb. 15-Carrollton, Lexington, Slater, and Excelsior beaten by us again. Team working well together. Getting ready for showdown with Marshall. LIBERTY, Feb. 18-Clashed with Marshall tonight before a sell-out crowd. Won 52-50 in two overtimes to clinch M. R. V. C. title. Everyone happy. ST. JOSEPH, Feb. 25-Tonight downed undefeated Trenton 53-52 to take Regional Cup. Rutherford and Warren put in the winning baskets with only seconds left to come from behind for the win. Great game. On to State Tournament next week. ST. LOUIS, March 2-Liberty bowed out in the State Tourney as they lost to St. Louis Cleveland 71-55. Liberty finished the season with 23 wins against 2 losses in what was one of the Bluejay's finest years. i Head him off at the pass! J. H. OLDHAM STONE CO. 90 J. H. OLDHAM CONCRETE CO. A Lari Firs 1 - fag, Ed Fredericks Allan Crum Howard Dunn Second Letter Second Letter Larry Elliott First Letter First Letter Co-Captain Cecil Warren First Letter Art Carder First Letter Co-Captain Bob Curley Second Letter Ronald Oldham First Letter A :CP f? Keith McDonald First Letter John Lonborg l Charles Rutherford First Letter First Letter -O f , f 1 BACK ROW: Charles Rutherford, Larry Elliott, Howard Dunn, Art Carder, Keith McDonald, Coach Cokely. FRONT ROW: Bob Curley, Cecil Warren, Ed Fredericks, John Lonborg, Ronald Oldham, Allan Crum. yweld Wadtcztdanai 'aa 771 . W mpiaaa Congratulations to a swell team Congratulations from BADGER LUMBER COMPANY UNITED C0-0p INC, BACK ROW Dick Martin, Iim Miller, Art Warman, Iim Millen, Pat Duval Robert Mc Mrllran Keith McDonald, Max Moyer. FRONT ROW: Larry Elliott Art Carder Ron Mathis Chal Betsenherz, Kent McClard, Jim Lowe, Lee McKeithen Howard Dunn Liberty Liberty Liberty Liberty Liberty Liberty Liberty Liberty Liberty Liberty Liberty Liberty Liberty Liberty 6' JC 93 Richmond Lexington Lees Summit Higginsville Richmond Lees Summit Excelsior Park Hill Park Hill Lexington Slater Excelsior Marshall Carrollton 6401 Crum gets a tip from Lexington. Ref- does the Mambo 54135 Jump Ed' B1 ' H ddl ueJaY u e Everybody's Happy! Cecil gets two as Liberty sinks Trenton . LIBERTY TRUCK AND TRACTOR CO. BLAINE B. MACK Farm Equipment ------ Tractors 94 General I1'1S111'F:lI1CC Trucks ------ Refrigeration Phone 334-Liberty, M0 -f ,4 f 110 1' ,v ix 6 lg: 2547 I , i J y BIG WHEELS V On the first day of the spring workout, Coach Hailey was greeted by four returning lettermen, Larry Anderson, Dan Triplett, Dick Gabbert, and Robert J ' 4 Horrell. From this hub Hailey was to build the wheel that would be his 1954 track squad. All he needed now was some spokes. it The spokes came thick and fast as Jim Garner, a newcomer from Lexington, Q broad jumped his way to the number one spot in the conference. Alan Holt, Keith Q5 I McDonald, Max Moyer, John Grahl, Dwayne Thomas, and Bob Rice were also iid? leading point getters. I The first meet saw Liberty in a three-way meet with Lexington and Wentworth. It was no problem to defeat Lexington, but Wentworth was a horse of another color I and Liberty came out in second place. I v yt A The next meet was perhaps the hardest fought and the most heartbreaking of lp the year as the Bluejays lost to Excelsior Springs in a very close battle. Excelsior li: won by three points. After finishing rather far down the totem-pole in the Jewell Invitational, the tracksters bounced back strong to sweep the conference meet and win the if conference title for the third straight year. The team really showed their power lj here as they took five firsts. is W The final meet of the season was the district meet at Maryville, in which ' Liberty placed third. , r' As we look back at the track that this wheel made, we see that it is quite MQ 1 wide and that the wheel rolled some distance. We can also read by the impression J that Dick Gabbert was the leading man in the points department. Robert Horrell J Q and Dan Triplett were tied for second with Jim Garner in third. Thirteen seemed to be the lucky number this year as thirteen men earned 1 ' I I 1 4 1 is I 1. J 3 1 V I J 5 ffl li 1 ,Q uf! Y . I J I 4 LEFT TO RIGHT, BACK ROW: Larry Eiker, David Rogers, Jim Garner, Jim Harris, Keith McDonald, Max Moyer, Alan Holt, Arthur Carder, Eddie Bumgarner, Larry Elliott. FRONT ROW: John Grahl, Dan Triplett, if Robert Horrell, Bob Rice, Dick Gabbert, Dwayne Thomas, Larry Anderson. if Q i 4 4 T I f track letters which entitled them to wear the coveted white sweaters that truly 3 mark them as big wheels . TRACK SQUAD BEGGS PHAR MA CY l P S 2 f 4 FIELD MEN Jim Harris, Jim Garner, Bob Rice, Robert Horrell, Dwayne Thomas, Arthur Carder, TRACK MEN SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Larry Elliot, Jim Garner, Keith McDonald, Max Moyer, Alan Holt, Larry Eiker. FIRST ROW: Eddie Bumgarner, Larry Anderson, Dwayne Thomas, Dick Gabbert, John Grahl, and Dan Triplett. LETTERMEN SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Arthur Carder, Alan Holt, Keith McDonald, Max Moyer, Coach Hailey. FIRST ROW Larry Anderson, Dick Gabbert, Bob Rice, Robert Horrell, Jim Garner, John Grahl. RELAY TEAM John Grahl, Max Moyer, Dwayne Thomas, Keith McDonald, Alan Holt, Dan Trip- lett, Jim Garner, Larry Anderson. 1 1 J E --Ti f4'-'v ' ' Z r 'N I a I 1 I I I I J l s CAMPUS OF ACHIEVEMENTH Wdfmm fenced! 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