Liberty High School - Spectator Yearbook (Liberty, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1958 volume:

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'Ek S I 'fiflifgp'-j 57 -' ' :El -lf' :' T:3 1lf-tl e - iv., ii . I-' . ., . , BFIARY Q ji fi I aw' mf' an a Vs' ll M y :W ,,,, f Wx, 3 I K ITT? ' if S ' it 2: 5 9 if W .L a aa my Li ,W 'M' x X ,, , ,V ,+ ,,,, f 'J .' ' 1 ,..' AW, ,,,5,,,4,Ko ,.A, Q, . ,gwvu , wilhhrik - - wk ,. Q A if WMM M H4 . fi A V Q ,: ' v mf ,, Cf, My ,bf 2 M, , H, ,, i , f , 9.1 lj? 1 , W '05, W Editor MARSHA MCDONALD Assistant COURTNEY ROBERTS SPECTATOR STAFF School is coming to an end, Business Manager About this time of year, And many are the boys and girls, Who celebrate and cheer. But school is never over, ln another way of speaking, As knowledge is a certain thing That we are always seeking. Yes, even children in their play JUDY OVERSTREET Throughout vacation days, Are learning how to swim and fish And grow in other ways. Assistant So school is never over when Dismissed is any class, For there are always tests in life YW' That each of us must pass. Sponsor EILEEN WA RDER MRS. D.V. LaFRENZ A, SPECTATOR STAFF -.V Literary Editor Classes Editor Organizations Editor JANE MIDDLETON SHARRON O'DELL CAROL RAYMOND Co-Advertising Manager Co-Advertising Manager Art Editor JOAN TRUMBO BARBARA VAUGHN ELEANOR LINDSAY 3- 1' gm' 'J ,gs , Girls' Sports Editor Boys' Sports Editor Photography Editor DORIS MACE BOB HUFFT PAT BARRON E352 A YEAR OF GREAT DAYS AND SPECIAL MOMENTS Aid and Entertain Us r .b a Y , IV Books In Our L1 I 1 Singmg lla CWM 11181 The A Capps Gab Session at Lunch T . he B18 BI ue Team , . - 5. EEE MW ,W ,W Qi,i S af FULL OF PERFECT TIMES, INDOORS ri' AND OUTDOORS We Look Forward To A Bright Future We'rG Taking x BU w . nk LOOV- NO 20 ur P10956 o K K T Don 'F Lo k . o They? Like The A ime S:Ower For MRS. BA TT o Stretch Between C LES 9 yvfe 133883 8 Very Hard Working or Playing We Lear By Doing Rest Hour Bookke Gpillg Class Freshman Assembly Bobbie The Office X . OV GI A f 'Y akes , 5 Pay Attention Back There! . 11 Hornecomlng Pep Ra Y These Are Cheerleaders? Student Council Candidates K' fm ,ni a-q-i,,,,,,.,....v.,W-am. ,www W, -ww--1.4-.--qu.. .l --awww-wan.,-wma 4 ff ' f ,9 E- , C:'rgL2gi gil' y ....i.q::-:':-:1:4f4J Q - I F' s I A w 4 s j I 1- , 'ummm . Mfg , 4,fWm,,,-,uf-'-M 5 .,..f1.-.4-14 fr - , , 'l ADMINISTRATICN BCARD OF EDUCATION Nwsulw' LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. C.M, Srnith, Mrs. Ione Edwards, Secretary to the Boardg Mr. Ralph Wenzel, Mr. Howard Chrisman, Presidentg Mr. Ed Duncan, Mr. Robert Hufft, Mr. R,R, Brock, Superintendent of Schoolsg Mr. Joe Capps. d,.,gl'57 The Board of Education for the Liberty l X School System is composed of members of the 5 f 20 community who have shown their interest in the education of young people. What ever good things might be said of the Liberty School System are deserved by the Board of Education. 7 V' ,Qi fs, 2 5 Z S , l l 1 ard he n F OUR LEADERS SUPERINTENDENT An Evening At Home MR. RAYMOND R. BROCK 1 ' ---v 4 Q ivir, Paluska and Family 'W9'fiRh':1 vi' 1 tu,-Y i 51,1 PRINCIPAL OUR STAFF MRS. LARRY BATTLES Shorthand TYPU18 Bookkeeping MR. LOWELL DAWSON Shop Mechanical Drawing f 7 Q MR. WILBUR BRUNER MRS. DAVID CAREY Spanish Guidance Counselor Personal Problems MRS- JAMES QHRANE MR. KENNETH COKELY Home ECOHOHHCS General Mathematics Driver 's Training MRS. JAMES DICKSON Study Hall QW X441 ' ,,,, A Q Z MISS MAE CATA Physical Education MR. RO Agricul MRS. GILBERT DENNY English III A MR. Physi Drive OF EDUCATORS. . Su. .E CATA MR, ROY HILL EdUC3Ii0I1 Agriculture X' DENNY MR, PHILLIP MILLER Physical Education Driver 's Training X MISS NEOMA JOHNSON American History Geography Missouri History MR. CLINTON MANESS Band iv, MRS. ROBERT N. JONES Art Journalism MISS MILDRED MEYER Biology Chemistry Physics MRS. u.R. PUGH English 1 MRS. D.V. LaFRENZ Algebra Plane Geometry Senior Math MR. KENNETH MOORE Citizenship American Problems MISS MARGARET RUST Vocal Music TYPmS THE FACULTY - I 9 MISS ELEANOR TAKAHASI-II MISS MLLDRED WHITE MR. FRANK WILEY General Science English H World History Algebra MRS. TED BELL Secretary MRS, VAN OREN WILLIAMS MRS, ESTELLE WINKLER English IV Librarian Speech Dramatics MRS. WILLIAM A. EDWARDS Secretary MRS. BRUCE SCHOENBERGER Secretary in I4 Q EY XRDS J , CLASSES SECRETARY ROBERT HUFFT Bob L Club Officer 58 Junior Play Cast 57 Spectator Staff 57, 58 Boys' State 57 VICE-PRESIDENT DONALD SMITH Tiny Track 55, 56, 57Q 58 Football Co-Captain Class President 56 Class Officer 58 All-State Track 57 58 PRESIDENT LARRY GOVE Gopher Football 57, 58 National Honor Society 57, 58 Junior Play Cast 57 Class President 58 L Club 57,58 SENIORS BILL ADAMS Bladams Track Manager 56 Dffice Staff 58 Junior Play Cast 57 Junior Play Staff 57 Football Manager 55, 58 RONALD ADKINS Liberty Ben staff 57 JACK ANDERSON Jake Track 55 Football 55 F.F. A. 55,57 56, 57, JANE BELL Student Council 58 F. H. A. 55, 56, 57,58 F, H. A. Officer 58 Junior Play Staff 57 DALLAS BAXTER F00tball 58 L Club 58 SI-IIRLEY ARBAUGH F. H. A. 57, 58 Junior Play Staff 57 Librarian 58 Commencement Usher 57 TREASURER PAT BARRON Pep Club 56, 57, 58 Spectator Staff 58 Cheerleader 58 Homecoming Attend ant 58 Z A L Basket! Footba Nation 58 Junior l A Cap Glee C Qu arte Junior 1 1 fi LARRY BENSON Basketball 55,56 Football 55 National Honor Society 57, 58 Junior Play Staff 57 JANICE BEST Jan A Cappella Choir 58 Glee Club 58 F. H. A. 57, 58 Junior Play Staff 57 The Senior gazes back and, as he sees the years flash by, he recalls the whole experience called high school. . . .. JANET CARDER A Cap ella Choir 56, 57, 58 Glee Cglub 56, 57, 58 Quartette 56 Junior Play Cast 57 HQ? FQ,- KATHRYN BURGESS Sally F. H. A. 55, 56, 57, 58 Junior Play Staff 57 LUTHER L. BLACKBURN Luke Basketball 55 F.F.A. 55, 56, 57, 58 WILLIAM A. BOGART Liberty Bell Staff 57, 58 National Honor Society 57, 58 F. F. A. President 58 F.F. A. Officer 57 Liberty Bell Business Mana- ger 58 DONNA BOONE Liberty Bell Staff 58 Pep Club 57,58 HAROLD BRATCHER J. R. Student Council 57, 58 Liberty Bell Staff 55, 57, 58 Junior Play Staff 57 Bluejay Perch Board 56 Co-Chairman Homecoming Dance 58 KATHRYN BRIDGES Kitt Pep Club 56. 57 F.H.A. 55 Junior Play Staff 57 LARRY BRO WN A Cappella Choir 55, 56, 57 58 Glee Club 55, 56, 57, 58 Boy's Quartette 56, 57, 58 Small Groups 55, 56, 57, 58 State Music Contest 55, 56, 57, 58 li N 'ss' 1 'T' ' ' H,,,,,,, sux A tammy JESSIE CLEMENTS Be Bop Prom Committee 57 LARRY CRISLER Cris Track 56 L Club 56, 57, 58 L Club President 58 Football 55, 56, 57, 58 DAVID CROUSE Mouse-Crouse F, F. A. Officer 57, 58 F. F. A., 55, 56, 57, 58 JOE E. DONALDSON ..Joe.. Basketball 55 F. F. A. 55, 56, 57 NW SAM CARTER Student Council President 58 L Club 57,58 Football Co-Captain 58 Junior Play Cast 57 Class President 57 DON DOUGLAS De an Band 55, 56, 57, 58 Pep Band 57,58 State Music Contest 56 District Music Contest 56 f 77 3 B , v ,fb f , W, A Mia am 27 ,JS 6 CAROLE CARTER BARBA Willie I Pep curb 55, 56, 57 Eandcif F. H. A, 55, 56, 57 F65 AL Cafeteria Staff Fiesfmil Librariz The moments of triumph, the times c those of defeat and those RICHARD DRIGGERS IAIN Elvis C Track 56 28131 gf '-L Club 58 Mflfic 6 Footbarr 55, 56, 57, 58 C1 ass O, Junior Play Staff 57 Hgmecc S 'Inn-we trrumph the times of confidenc ga BARBARA DUVAL Barb Band 55, 56 Pep Club 56 F. H,A. 55 Freshman Pep Club 55 Librarian 57 af defeat and those of despair . GGERS JANET HARRIS Gra-maw Band Officer 56, 57 Trio 56, 57, 58 Music Officer 57, 58 57 58 Class Officer 55, 56, 57 Homecoming Queen 58 '53- el DON DYE Track 56, 57 L Club 58 Basketball 56 Football 55, 56, 57, 58 F. F. A. 55, 56, 57, 58 DOROTHY FARRIS Il U DAVID FERRIL D1PPY Band 55, 56, 58 Music President 58 Football 57, 58 Junior Play Staff 57 Class Officer 56 IUDITH GARRETT Judy Student Council 55, 56, Liberty Bell 58 Glee Club 56 Pep Club 56, 57, 58 Librarian 56, 57 RONALD GRIMES Grimey A Cargaella Choir 58 Glee lub 57,58 DICK HALL Tlnk Student Council 56 Band 55, 56 Spectator Staff 57 State Music Contest 56 District Music Contest 56 Q'--1 LILLIAN HOUSTON Lilly LINDA HUFPT Peep Student Council 55, 5 Band President 58 Pep Club Officer 58 Junior Play Cast 57 Girls' State 57 HAROLD ISENHOUR F. F. A. 55. 56, 57,58 F. F. A. Officer 58 DAVID JACKSON Susie Junior Play Staff 57 1 , V, 3 J ' f f 2 PATSY HODGSON GEORGIA HISEROTE Pat Peach Liberty Bell 58 Glee Club 58 Sextette.58 Pep Club 57, 58 Junior Play Staff 57 Out of this experience Z Z 6 5 2 WALT ny L C11 L Clu Basketl Footbai Junior 1 he has ab: things which are of 0 lasting' ERMA JEAN JOHNSON JUDY JOHNSON F. H. A. 55, 56, 57, 58 Legs F, H, A. Officer 57 Cheerleader 57, 58 Junior Play Staff 57 Cheerleading Captain 58 Guidance Staff 58 M Club 55, 56 Commencement Usher 57 Freshman Pep Club 55 MARSI Junior 1 Spectau Twirlel Class C Prom C ,4fQ S rf-ww E .Urs 'Ui' .ganwm 99' 'C' PTE WALTER KELLEY AUDREY KOENIGSBERG BILL KUNKEL Waldo National Honor Society 57, Wild Bill L Club 57, 58 58 L Club Officer 58 F. H. A. 55, 56, 57, 58 Basketball 57 F. H. A. Officer 58 Football 56, 57, 58 Junior Play Staff 57 ELEANOB LINDSAY Junior Play Cast 57 Librarian 55, 56, 57, 58 H515 L Band 55, 5 , 57,58 xperience he has absorbed 'ich are o IN i8 Jtain 58 1b 55 f a lasting nature . . MARSHA MCDONALD Smoogie Junior Play Cast 57 Spectator Editor 58 Twirler 57, 58 Class Officer 57 Prom Co-Chairman 57 ' 3. fy! - LINDA MCDANIEL Elvis Liberty Bell 57 Pep Club 57 F. H. A. 55 QFN vw, Pep Band 55, 56, 57, 58 Glee Club 57, 58 Pep Club 57, 58 Spectator Staff 58 DORIS MACE Macey Glee Club 58 Splectator Staff 58 C eerleader 58 Twirler 56, 57 Freshman Cheerleader 55 SHIRLEY MARSHALL Sam A Cappella Choir 57, 58 Glee Club 57, 58 Trio 58 Pep Club 56, 57,58 Junior Play Staff 57 SHIRLEY MCBROOM Squirrel Student Council 58 Liberty Bell 58 Pep Club 57, 58 F. H. A. 56 Junior Play Staff 57 FLOYD MCCOY F. F,A, 55, 56, 57, 58 JN 'Uv VERNON McGlNNlS Vernie WILLIAM MCGINNIS Junior Play Staff 57 JANE MIDDLETON 49 - If JOYCE MCGINNIS F l-I A 55 56 57 58 Junior Play Staff 57 Commencement Usher 57 Bottemton Liberty Bell 58 A Cappella Choir 56, 57 ARTHUR MORRIS Glee Club 55, 56, 57, 58 Giraffe Pep Club 55, 56, 57, 58 Student Council 54, 55 National Honor Society 57, A Cappella Choir 55, 56, 57, 58 58 Boy's Glee Club 55, 56, 57, DONALD MILLIMAN 58 DOH Boy's Quartette 57, 58 Liberty Bell 58 F, F, A, 55,56 ELMER MCGINNIS KE Hands Track 56 Traci 1. Club 57 58 Basketball 56 57 58 POOH Football 57 58 friendships, some of which Sha until exp DAN KAY MURFIN Liberty Bell 57, 58 Track 5 Glee crub 55,58 A Cappt Pep Club 55.58, 57,58 G1 5711 M Club 55, 56, 57 Baffei Freshman Cheerleader 55 Footbal X X J f f S 38 'Ei KEITH NELSON Ke1thmo Track 56, 57, 58 L Club 57,58 Football 54, 55, 56 ' some of which shall continue Unfil life itself expires . . IN 3 I7, 58 -57 ader 55 DAVID REDFORD Crip Track 55, 56, 57, 58 A Cappella Choir 55, 56, 57, 58 Glee Club 55, 56, 57, 58 Basketball 55, 56, 57 Football 55, 56, 57, 58 DELLO NUSSBAUM Della Band 57, 58 Junior Pla Staff 57 Twirler 57,, 58 Librarian 57, 58 CAROL RAYMOND Student Council 58 T SHARRON O'DELL O'Hell Student Council 56, 58 Libert Bell 58 Pep Cllub 56, 57, 58 National Honor Society 57, 58 Spectator Staff 58 JUDY OVERSTREET Judy-o H A Cagpella Choir 55, 56, 58 Pep lub 56, 57, 58 National Honor Society . 58 Spectator Business Manager 58 irls' Quartette 56,58 HARRIET PETTY Band 55, 56, 57, 58 National Honor Society 57, 58 Junior Play Staff 57 WILLIAM PON DER Daddy -O PHYLLIS PRINCE Phyl Student Council 54 Band 55, 56, 57, 58 Pep Band 56, 57 Pep Club 55, 56, 57,58 Junior Play Staff 57 VESPER QUARTI Band Officer 58 Vep National Honor Society 57, Pep Club 56 58 National Honor Society 57, 58 Spectator Staff 58 Junior Play Cast 57 D. A. R. Good Citizen 58 Guidance Staff 56, 58 '? 'ff- E'--'ur than ,, ' En- l W' N63 f , JOHN ROGERS Student Council 57 Track 54, 55 Football 54, 55, 56 National Honor Society 57, 58 Science Club 58 MARVIN SANDS Marv Student Council 55, 56, 57 58 Track 55, 56, 57, 58 Glee Club 55, 56, 57, 58 L Club 57, 58 Junior Play Staff 57 ROBERT SEVIER Student Council 55 Track 56 Basketball 57, 58 - Junior Play Staff 57 MARTHA SIMRALL Myrtle Band Officer 58 Sextette 58 Pep Club Officer 58 Junior Play Cast 57 Spectator Staff 57 PHILLIP RILEY Band 54, 55 Track 55, 56 Glee Club 54, 55 Basketball 54, 55, 56 Junior Play Staff 57 KARL SNYDER spider 1 1 X 0 A., ff f ,MWXW X ,ff Z ff W if f spun 'PSN f L my 2 6 2,5 4 is A 1 f -Q LEROY RICE Preach Basketball 55, 56, 57, 58 and lessons, both of those and 'those acquired MARK SONNENBERG Liberty Ben 58 Basketball 57 Junior Play Staff 57 4 i f C Y gf 'S J, X ROB ER' F . I learned ir through e IERF lr 'N I 1-, ,f I . X X iE ROBERT STEGALL Bob F. F. A. 58 5, 57, 58 1 of those learned in the classroom acquired through everyday living. al NBERG I8 gaff 57 JERRY YOUNTS V - 3 fs: .. , . e' 1,4 +4 Q wi- ' ,av 5 LEO H. TAKAHASHI Tack A Cappella Choir 55, 56, 57, 58 Glee Club 55, 56, 57, 58 National Honor Society 57, 58 Science Club 58 Voice of Democracy winner 56 BILL WYMORE Wilt L Club 58 Basketball 55, 56, 57, 58 Junior Play Staff 57 ,WW .gf O , ,,, GENTRY THOMASON Buck L Club 55, 56, 57, 58 L Club Officer 58 Football 54, 55, 56, 57 Football Co-Captain 58 Class Officer 56 ROBERT TRANTHAM Bob JOAN TRUMBO Trombone A Cappella Choir 57, 58 Glee Club 56, 57, 58 Quartette 58 National Honor Society 57, 58 Spectator Staff 58 BARBARA VAUGHN Barb A Cappella Choir 56, 57, 58 Glee Club 56, 57,58 Spectator Staff 57, 58 Twirler 57, 58 Assemb? Committee 55, 56, 57 8 I SHARON WALDRIDGE Liberty Ben sa SHARON WELBORN Blondie Pep Club 58 F. H. A. 58 Guidance Staff 57, 58 1 ,Z kwin s4i E 1 - , of T! I E 1 ,f,-- I QQ SENIOR HALL OF FAME eh? f QGWWQMWW2 AW ' iff , 4 , 98S79f 93i9ff I aw I I eg ' , Q If L wif n j 1 6 Q , I lb I I MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT BEST LOOKING Doris Mace 8. Harold Brafcher David Redford 8. Janet Harris ,,f BEST ALL 'ROUND Pat Barron 81 Sam Carter f Y j X ig ? I NTT' BEST ATHLETES MOST INTELLIGENT Genfry Thomason 81 Judy Johnson Carol Raymond 8. John Rogers I ' , , .,, gf I H l l SENIOR HALL OF FAME l l WITTIEST MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Eleanor Lindsay 8- Mark Sonnenberg Larry Gave 8. Marsha McDonald FRIENDLIEST Marfha Simrall 8K Walter Kelley VVVUJVUUV 9000 y 00 r 0010000 I , 4 T , 4 . H' '.,..,.....J if -ev ...-ni BEST PERSONALITY MOST TALENTED Larry Crisler 8. Linda Huff? David Ferril 8m Sharron O'Dell JUNIORS , , WA W f 113.14 1 4 f f 0 5 'won l AAAAAA.A A rf fm f f KM f me ...,. . 'Mar its Z- W 1 if X, ,W ,-.-,mssyst A 4 Z! f f Z ZZ Qs -- sf ss , 5 1 5 .1 fa s ' N ' NT ss S I X, A Q 1 1 A Z'? 1 ' 'f' i ,. ,,.,.., . x . if Treasurer Secretary Vice-President President Tom Wiltshire Sandy Morris Gary Brown Joyce Ballew ' :Ii if .V J :'s wx? W? M X ,X W f f X , V, A V' .- , X ' 4 hx- - t 7 ' ' ,Ms ,V 1. ns X X 5 f f + 5 Z S 9 1 s Ss ss X f W, X, XXV R x 7 5 X Nc ---:: Eiiiiii N f x Q ' i Nw Evelyn Adams Judith Adams Elizabeth Allison Janice Balkey Nancy Behrendsen Tom Behrendsen Mary Ellen Berry Nancy Botham Lester Bowles Larry Braun Donald Brundige Ronald Brundige Glenda Burk Michael Bussell Nile Carrofhers Fred Cathy James Chenault Gary Clevenger Jo Anne Cox Ellen Curly David Dillingham Jerry Dingus Judy Dowling Larry Driggers Deanna Duncan Fields Duncan James Duncan Judy Epstein Barbara Feasel - :- 49: .. 17' 4 ,3', f f 1 if Wh Mr' 5 f fn Franklin Gentry Joe Guffey Sandra Hall Wanda Harrison Janice Halferman Judy Hawkins Rosemary Heckendorn Harold Herndon Selden Hirni Nix ,K Q ,, ,, 11. , 'W X 5 5 , N s , 7 we, M 4, s 'f ,wk , X 1 9 , ,, ffww i W N 5 Edna Mae Fisher Betty Sue Ford Mary Ellen Fowler Edna Frazier VWM -Q , LSE I ,5.., if i 'Z 4.1. Q ww f X Q ' W f 21,31 X ,, , , X , Cf fl , , , f Sxyx X w 5 X HF fm f s x Swv 1,1441 if iw- 3, mv Hvgw s-an Jim Hurt Eleanor Isenhour Howard Ivy Gary Jones Larr Bi I I Rob' Dar C1 BE Pc Tc f sfse E eere - - e gg I C u Larry Johnston Bill Jones Robert Kerns Darlene Lancaster 5' 'N :A I T jr'-It 'QW' -'N 75' Bernard Liverman Judy Mack 1'-1-N, Lois Mahan J. 1X N U ww, MT 'L S? -?.'1 ,gi .- 111 W' 1 Q 495 N.. Carrick Mustion Beverly Newton Paul Oldham Toni Panter 1 --,-7.5 . ,. fl., xy A -S 56 4, -Q tif? ,il nam, ,Q ' 95. up- .. 0, ,. fi wr- ' , Susie Marsh Anita Mason Sammy McGinnis Wallace McGinnis Marilyn Mclntire James Milliman 23'-3, 'E 'ik if 3 Mike Reynolds Jim Riggs Courtney Roberts Francie Roberts Sally Sales Barbara Sarver Sharon Schowengerdt Daisy Sampson Carolyn Schultz s f WW' R 02 ff Z 1 M V K if' cw J J ' We f 4735 ff sf ' ' 42:41 , X5 irxf if John Ponder Jessie Reeds Don Reynolds Gloria Reynolds Q fe, W M George Schumacher William Shinneman Carolyn Shubert Katie Sue Singer ' ' ' - ' ' 3-- - ' -1Ti3?'3:77: ' 1- - . ' ' ' ' ' 7 S ' f 'i i ' ' - ' ' ' ' , - 735733521 i ff: qw, ' , 1- f-. - I ds Q macher neman bert nger 5,11 ,yfff-f,QJ ' Duane Singleton Jerry Stockstill Elmer Swafford Bette Thomas I iii Y 'ICN I Q' lb' yw fu' ,. SSW sr gjitt' q..s.,, wx It f' 5 vb f, f' I , , 5 if . 2 T Wayne Williams Bob Zinlc Judith Zink Bonnie Zuck TEN . , year- .5 E ing, Dorothy Thomas Fred Thomas William Todd Janet Troeglen Eileen Warder Jimmie Warren Gerald White Anthony Willis Lillian Williams ft- . F H 1:41, 5651 'f:g- 1 SOPHOMORES . ,,q,,., , , 1, . . 'Sn A +V:-' J 2 W, ,, 'J 1 M? J X M if , , 4 5 ,, f 4 W ' 'fs - 'fi' 'V ZWJ ' ,KV if A X 7 SECRETARY Jane Welty John Adams Sharon Appling George Barber A . - W -A Annette Admire Charles Arbaugh Nancy Barber Nm :fri-'N . VICE-PRESIDENT TREASURER Larry Sartain Bruce Kerr Beverly Medley PRESIDENT Carolyn Alexander Donna Armstrong Eileen Barkwell X X N N R X A X , 5 M ' 91 W S G f R 3 S , , E:' I Phil BEDS O11 Rose Binnicker 34 1 ,Q Judy Allnutt .-.. 'ltf l ,. ' X ,M R' f David Arnold Howard Barnes 17? Ray B0g21fI Betchie Bloesser f ,g - f f ? f K J im Anderson f x' 4 1 X y , , Glenith Balkey X 5 , R A-,,-: 7: xx X. 4 Tom Barnes , f f Peggy Brown rg ,WA ,,, ', fr f , QW Qyff f C A , L tl if Fl Bc Mai l . , IV -1 ,-9 u riff? l l Stan Brown 1' sy Lee Capps H' a':X . .5 7? K--r 4 , X , IH! Frank Clubb Us . --f I. . 'N Bobby Crisler Q 'US , I rf' , t 1 Mary Dillingham .I .A -,. A Linda Bryant 5 I Eddie Carter we l ll hs A .A Dorothy Collins ,lfic ,.,, LJ' . ., ll' if John Crouch 9' fi fl' 'C' I f Sandra Dingus 3 v F AVN! yv 'N - pf 4 .,,,.,.v X I st X Francis Burk rf' iw ? l,l David Cathy 9 , Q R B+.. ' . -P - I Z new s New rf, X Bill Cook ,Q p Vx' Ann Crum 1 ,Q gg .'Y7 l 4 Ioan Campbell ' 1 Nancy Clark ,nf ..--4 Joyce Cowan If I Gmi- Dayton Cummins 4 ...R 55-K l J f Larry Donaldson Nora Mae Douglas 'Z' Robert Campbell 3 m 3 ' - E lt. , l Q Qi A . . . .fx , X :S-f use 1 1 ,:, Richard Clements ., ,Wh : Zettie Cox fl, Q, ,,, 'X 1 ' Ronald Decker B53 Rs l J. B. Dowd 35 I 3: .. 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Denelda Richardson Carol Ripp 'wr' X Margie Schlickelman Donald Scott lu 3, V tr. -, 1 'H Eleanor Smith Bruce Threlkeld Ed Weston Sandra Spencer Martha V an Dyke wq?.r K . Audrey Wheat Roseanna Rosenthal Sandra Sands ,Z t 1 Linda Sevier Bill Skaggs if nl Nancy Stalcup Murray Stewart 1:53. I ' . A' 1 Z1 X Janice Van Schaick Arnold Webb arg 5 Q V' ' 'N' ,Q XY'-Q If' rf' ,CA V ' 52, , LA A 4.333 ' A LT .','5'. -:QS N Larry Williams Wesley WHSOYI W 8 Jerry Saulsbury Carol Slater Wanda Swafford 'lg-Y -vw---7 . V ,, f Vl 6 HX AJ' Y Q9 , , f - . y igrm, Alan Welles Carolyn Yountz 39 K 'r ' i ,N 1, ff 1 FRESHMEN LOW Charl Shara Forre tvs x , PCT G f WW f If Judy u 0 o Secretary President Vice-President Treasurer Roy Connie Hull Lowell Irminger John Pritchard Mike MCDOn0ld ..::,. d , Q I A Barbara Adams FYGH J fin J Walter Aker Elair J - Robert Baber Joyo N I V fs X X lx ' J' f ' iw! E I E 525 ' ,,::: 'r Vic Barber Sara 1 --IV , ' , Frank Becraft Davi 5.2125 W, , ,MAE Laveta Bell Marg Larry Black Geo William Blake Darv J rerr-r Donald Boone Leor William Brant Edwr Curtis Brooks Dont Howard Bugg Robe K , ,l 3 ' Diane Burr Judi , 3 N5 ,f , ., ,- X B M ' '23 is John Carder Carr .WW f rx MQW ? ' Dorothy Carter Pegg 5 M A? I.: seg V V ' Robert Cathy Judi C f 1 4 1 Frank Chrane Beve I he J ..:J-.Q 1 . ,gl 'M A R John Christopher Juar ilk-552' J' P it I? R0nC1lCl Clark Don ffihk V77 R R w R P f be it - fe ' J 5-iii -. W Larry Clevenger Charley Clubb Sharon Clubb Q-S, Forrest Coe mama L Pat Conley Judy Corum Janice Cowan Ray Daugherty Frank Dodge Elaine Duval - W Joyce Edwards g' Sara Jo Eiker David Elliott Margaret Ellis E3 George Endicott 2+ Darwin Fest A Leonard Filley ' , 'K' Edward Fisher rr Donald Flassing l N T ,. Robert Fousek ,f , 1. . 1 Judy Fulkerson '- Carol Gabbert 2' it Peggy Gantt Ray Gassman ty Judith Gee Beverly Hall Juanita Handlen Don Happy Robert Hart 9 0 70 7 f , ff X, , Q fi , ig f 1.1 V f f I Z' 71 Z xx 5 ' ? X ff f qxxQw yy ' W1 - L W' 1 ,P ' --3 Z 5 4 X , 1 - , f Z, , f 7 1 Z X if c X 1 X f ? .ye H5 , X 'f 'mf M' Jig, f ' 'I V Z - My X J Ei ,gl X f E f W5 Me C3 WN-1-og? Hoax xx M N . N X x F c Q Q. I AN Janet Hawkins Charles Heckendorn Donna Hudlemeyer James lrminger Diana lsley Cherry James Wilma Johnson Bernice Jones M55 , . 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A l K 5 Carolyn Palmer Elizabeth Payton Jimmy Pence Marilynn Peters A ' Gary Pittier Shelton Ponder Linda Pope James Power M. --x. 1 Nancy Purdy William Ramsell Harvey Raymond Harold Reeves Arland Riley David Robertson Roseatta Rosenthal Myron Schmitt 1 15. , X W' J ' , f '- -6' '1 11:4 Ut? 1 QR Y ff-' u 2 A 5 , N M-fr .il . xy if , 'R 'fi if ' x ,t J 1 --S .. ,x J . ' ' allk II fe- gl I I gf 7 up-sw f? i' fEv 7 Y Z f li 2 A M -,..v V My L l 5 W 7 -C.. M s f W, H AW 1 is A -,F ,ki Q X I yi Z 2 2-a I, may A fy WZ 2 1 Y 1 E, X . N Q T , 6 , .l 'ja 3 -v.:,,,, I f ff fx N , Vt in ,,,, Za: X fl gi f f ti XS V, B ,Y , , 42 S ' J, v, , WWW if fi 'i x vM,,,,, ,..,u.,4,, . Q ,wi WW M A XT 4 V 41' S NX mf,f,f,eg f X X ix xx ,, 1 4W- S1 :sl '43 I 5252 ,Mex B -lx X. f .QQ Q 1. . . 1 --N Wm -- .Q Im it ,wx . N, K 5 X X 4- V BA A fyx .u g . 4 S 5, , ' 3 Q fn , w , K 'Want A ffff .wwf-... X 4 7 ,,,,, ,WH W W .12 x 1 X X. f X K Q is 1 ,E W Beverly Schulte Thomas Shinneman Lexye Short Arnold Schumacher Robert Smith Sharon Smith Fred Snider Kay Sparks wg? I . , Z 5 y ' - f , Sq A, it ,iw lf,,r T W , f f K Q Thomas Stevenson Billie Summers Donald Sunday Doris Templeton Mary Jane Thomas Roy Thomas Brenda Turner John Turner Elaine Vandiver Billy Van Note Roger Walker Howard Whitley iii 535 x Z1 l fs? ,aa QM J , f ' - xl ,l , ' gl: ff gy 2 ,,v 5:5 .- ,, K , '. MQ, of - ,, :A E 1 X E ff! 'I Q 4 -,, ,I Q T zl' A ll' 1 -v:, flz . l ,l Carrolyn Williams I , U O is 1l,,- 'B A Chris Wilson 4 Sill' S X NG? Carolyn Wiltshire Roger Wisdom Howard Woods Philip Wymore Larry Wycoff Lore Retta Yarbrough -1--1---an-in--an ---u--.-.-1-..-W -f-------.....,..,.,......... ' l K ..... a this f 1 f ,X 'M 2 S 1' x V - T: . Wi 1-M 'S N f m : -s . - V 1 . .v3 ':3:- ' 3' wi ' I ' :ii ,,,. I ,Lili 1' I , I OD 'I TIGS r Y 0f5 7J6 CRGANIZATICJNS STUDENT COUNCIL 1 LEADERS OF . . X X ' 'f'X .,-.,,....,,i . . 'H sf M,A,M,h , , A ,, , 2 M 2 4 3 V I ' 214 i TOMORROW A Our Student Council leads and directs our dances and celebrations during the school year. Among other many worthwhile projects, a Thanksgiving and Christmas family are sponsored each year by this group They do a fine job of guiding and directing our student body. The faculty sponsor is Mr. Frank Wiley. J' OFFICERS JOHN CROUCH . . Treasurer SANDY MORRIS. . . . . Secretary BARBARA SARVER . . . Vice-President SAM CARTER ....... P1'CSiClCf1I X Maw 'W s , , - ,,r,A R A , , , ' M sis.s , Xiiis f V X sf'X ,, , Row ONE. Jane Bell, Janice Hair?-iffniaii, irrr 'Roikffififwci fiM:+ifr91eir s ' :: , si 45 ,,,x .ss if f Qffg syn Aw Koss fw ' . f A 'fffffs 2 1 . is ,tsl ,, fy! is in ages X. Q, 1,1 . X . :xv f ,fiffvfw . , ,.' 9 13. V E rein, John Crouch, Barbara Sarver, Sam Carteiii SandiTi,M6YrisTffCa1o,lifRa ' Bondi ROW' PS Ym Irmin er, Beverl Newton, Mar Ellen Berr , Ann Crum, 3 n Y Y Y , ,,ii . , .i i ff , Burke, Dons Mace, Wanda Harrison, Barbara Isenhour, Dorothy'Ferris,l Roy Thomas, Marvin Sands, Charles Arbaugh, J. B. Dowd, Beverly Medley, Riggs, Sharron O'Dell. ROW FIVE:'Donald Flassing, John Rogers, Leo Takahashi, Trim Swafford, Harold Bratcher, Larry Sartain, Bruck T rekill, Mike McDonald, Bill Van Note, ' UN PHOTOGRAPHED. Martha Sirnrnrall 46 Q., -. I ' , V. ., -1-,-. .,, lik 5 :Hi-'Sf' 52 i W? ..-.,i ? X f FR Se ure Ta its..-1-'N 9 .. NATIONAL X ,, . , 7 ,lf .5 ' Row ONE: Leo Takahashi, R? Joan Trumbo, Harrier Petty, Judy Overstreet. ROW TWO: Vesper Quarti, Barbara Vaughn, . i Jane Middleton, Aud- rey Koeningsberg, Sharron O'De11. ROW THREE: Bill Bogart, John Rogers, Larry Gove, Larry Benson, Don Smith. OFFICERS FRONT: Vice-President, Joan Trumbog Secretary, Harriet Petty. BACK: Treas urer, Judy Overstreet, President, Leo Takahashi. the National Honor Society. One must have four years of leadership, scholarship, servic and character. This year, the members are helping to form a Junior National Honor lt is a great honor to be a member of e ing this society, they hope to emphasize to the younger students the importance of scholarship in high school. Society at the Intermediate School. By form- EEE LIBERTY BELL STAFF , ...M - V, ,,,,, - - ff - 1 1 Z If 1 R f LEFT TO RIGHT, FRONT ROW: Don Milliman, Janet Dillon, Donna Boone, Barbara Sarver, Judy Epstein, Glenda Burk, Jane Middleton, Kay Murfin, Doris Mace. BACK ROW: Patsy Hodgson, Sharon Waldridge, Judy Dowling, Bill Bogart, Harold Bratcher, Mark Sonnenberg, Sharron O'Dell, Shirley McBroom. Extra! Extra! This year's Liberty Bell Staff has done an extra good iob. Our school paper wa-ST? written by the journalism class and was sponsored by Mrs. Nancy Jones One of the money making proiects this year was the selling of mums at Homecoming. The Liberty Bell was entirely self-supporting. , . w V Q F0 M 2 l 5 1. 4 ,. l , R If fl 'N : 5 s'ui 'lgfll , L, ' ',..Q,f1,, '- I1 ,- I Wii'f?? ' -T ' A 4747 S Ai. I Q mini - an .Il STANDII Beverly 1 Thomas. W .. , 4 A , L. LIBRARIANS CHECK THE BOCKS ,F,,.A 3 . --.C :fry I Ei ? l BACK ROW: Jo Anna O'Dell, Francine Roberts, Diane Hudlemeyer, Sally Fisher. FRONT ROW: Gloria Reynolds, Jessie Reeds, Denelda Richardson, Ann Eldridge, Shirley Arbaugh, Audrey Koeningsberg, Sandra Koch, Judy Hedrick. OFFICE STAFF CHECKS THE RECORDS E IE af I -- . 5 SE STANDING: Bill Adams, Mrs, Schoenberger, Secretary. SEATED: Eileen Warder, Beverly Newton, Barbara Sarver, Sam Carter, Janet Harris, Eleanor Isenhour, Bette Thomas. 49 . . r 4 l l EIU nw FUTURE HOMEMAKERS ROW ONE: Audrey Koeningsberg, Eleanor Isenhour, Toni Panter, Janet Troeglen, Barbara Isenhour, Clara Koenihgsberg, Jane Bell, ROW TWO: Joyce McGinnis, Betty Sue Ford, Ann Eldridge, Lavita Bell, Judy Zink, Judy Gee, Janice Best, Jean Johnson, Connie Hayes. ROW THREE: Kay Sparks, Carolyn Hudlemeyer, Judy Hedrick, Sue Shockley, Judy Corum, Gloria Reynolds, Jessie Reeds, Shirley Arbaugh, Nancy McCoy, Roseanna Rosenthal, Nancy Purdy, Marcia McComas. ROW FOUR: Carol Gabbert, Joyce Cowan, Charlotte McClard, Nancy Clark, Mary Messimer, Audrey Wheat, Shirley Landis, Janice Cowan, Bonnie Zuck, Sandra Koch, Janice Olson, Roseatta Rosenthal, ROW FIVE: Peggy McCoy, Eleanor Holt, Karen Hall, Rose Binnicker, Nancy Stalcup, Evelyn Adams, Diane Hudlemeyer, Delores Frazier, Katherine Burgess, Judy Adams, Jane Ray, Carol Carter, Sharon Welbourne. The F.H.A. is an organization for those who are interested in the field of Home Economics. The technical skills they acquire throughout the year are in constant use. These girls have parties, attend sub-district and district meetings and work on many helpful home projects. 50 OFFICERS CLOCKWISE: JANET TROEGLEN, President, TONI PANTER, Secretary, JANE BELL, Vice-President, BARBARA ISENHOUR, Parliamentariang AUDREY KOENINGSBERG, Treasurer, CLARA KOENINGS- BERG, Historian, ELEANOR ISENHOUR, Reporter. EEE W EEE Z' ,Arr U ' Ni- - - -1, 5- 41+ f,1f-'ff RS T ' I A,,:, L. I FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA lour, avita S. FOUR: OFFICERS FRONT, LEFT TO RIGHT: Bernard Liverman, Vice- President, Fred Thomas, Sentinel. BACK ROW, Gary Clevenger, Secretary, Wallace McGinnis, Treasurer, Bill Bogart, President, UNPHOTO- GRAPHED: Jim Hurt, Reporter, 4 Q ,Q - an ,v J. ROW ONE: Harold Reeves, David Crouse, Bill Bogart, Jim Hurt, Mr. Hill, Advisor, Wallace Mc- Ginnis, Gary Clevenger, Fred Thomas, ROW TWO: John Huntsman, Larry Miller, Jerry Dingus, Darrell Glendening, Walter Ellis, Charles Clubb, Glen McGinnis, Gary McCormick, David Robertson, Walter Aker, Don Boone, Ronald Clark, Jon Panter. ROW THREE: James Chenault, Larry Pierson, Ronald Brundige, Harold Isenhour, Roy Thomas, Ray Bogart, Jim Hess, John Crouch, Richard Groves, Arlin Riley, George Endicott, Jim Powers, Larry Clevenger. ROW FOURg Frank Clubb, Don Reynolds, Luther lackburn, Don Dye, Don Brundige, Ronald Zismer, tg TONI Jerry Younts, Fields Duncan, Floyd McCoy, Bob Stegall, Bob Fousek, Harvey Isenhour. iderltg UDREY INGS- 51 eporter. 1'-ii - ' tr ' Kr '1?'fs,,-fx 1 ,T,f M..f fff A OFFICERS BOTTOM TO TOP: President, A Eileen Wa rder, Vice-President Glenda Burk, Secretary, Judy Epstein, Treasurer, Janice Halterman, Sergeant-at-Arms Linda Hufftg Parliamentarian, Martha Simrall. 0 fa, . LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW ONE: Kay Muffin, Patsy Hodgson, Judy Overstreet, Joan Trumbo, Shirley McBroom, Janet Harris, Eleanor Lindsay, Carol Raymond, Sharon O'Dell, Marsha McDonald. ROW TWO: Phyllis Prince, Betty Ford, Linda Hufft, Martha Simrall, Glenda Burk, Eileen Warder, Janice Halterman, Judy Epstein, Donna Boone, Shirley Marshall. ROW THREE: Janet Troeglen, Sharon Schowengerdt, Sharon Hall, Mary Ellen Fowler, Joyce Ballew, Sandy Morris, Beverly Newton, Bette Thomas, Jessie Reeds, Mary Ellen Berry, Courtney Roberts. ROW FOUR: Nancy Botham, Katie Singer, Rosemary Heckendorn, Carolyn Schultz, Bonnie Zuck, Nancy Behrendsen, Evelyn Adams, Judy Zink, Carolyn Shubert, Judy Adams. LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW ONE: Ellen Curley, Gloria Reynolds, Toni Panter, Connie Hayes, Jo Anna O'De1l, Nancy Stalcup, Sarah Ponder, Liz Allison. ROW TWO: Jane Ray, Pe g Brown, Eleanor Holt, Karen Hall, Janet Hodgson, Lois Henderson, Annette Adnlire, Judy Elfllllll. ROW THREE: Carolyn Hudlemeyer, Denelda Richardson, Diane Hudlemeyer, Rose Binnicker, Dorothy Collins, Linda Sevier, Sara Ferril, Sally Fisher. ROW FOUR: Brenda Marshall, Donna Armstrong, Charlotte McClard, Carol Slater, Betchie Bloesser, Janice Van Schaick, Ann Eldridge, Joyce Cowan. Ei J.l ent, dent 1dy .rms lan, ' - i W-.sf 8 , 1 , ' mn f vm' . -' N - 's. ., , ,. ' ' - If an , ., ,Ii 7. wg . 4' , 'Q . fxhrl ,gg '- Q .' - ' 1 1 rfilgff 35.3-hixnfjg Sli, IQ. Y. i.'.'Ac'., , 521' 9 ' ' ,.-22 - J QQ: V.-2,'-'-Aug' ','.'C y .L akxfbl Q- V A A1 ,lim LEFT TO RlGIiTg Deanna Duncan, Par Barron, Judy Jolnnaon, Cjaptaing Barbara Sarver, Doris Mace, Judi: Mack. iii 5,255 5 OUR BAND IN FORMAL ATTIRE W LEFT TO RIGHT, BACK ROW: Stanley Brown, Bill Millen, Anthony Willis, Martha Simrall, Janet Hawkins, Bob Fousek, John Pritchard, Chris Wilson, David Arnold, Dorothy Thomas, David Dillingham, Edward Carter, Phil Wymore, Judy Hawkins, Ronald Decker. FRONT ROW: Gregory Lakin, Jim Anderson, Janet Carder, Donald Sunday, Eleanor Lindsay, George Barber, William Blake, Arnold Schumacher, John Turner, Buddy Lofland. i LEFT TO RIGHT, BACK ROW: Marshelle Johnson, Sandra Spencer, Sarah Ponder, Judy Otten Nancy Mason, Janet Harris, Harriet Petty, Sharon Smith, James Power, Roger Wisdom, Phyllis Prince, Nancy Love, Jimee Kuehl, Curtis Brooks. FRONT ROW: Carol Raymond, Sara Jo Eiker, Howard Bugg, Mike Bussell, Donald Douglas, John Pierce, George Schumacher, 54 Linda Hufft, Darlene Lancaster, Judy Dowling, Sandra Hanson. AND INFORMALLY TOO! BAND OFFICERS FIRST ROW, QLEFT TO RIGHTJ: Eleanor Llndsay, L1brar1ar1, Lmda Hufft, Pres1dent, This year,our band participated in many activities. At the first of the school year, they went to Lawrence, Kansas for K.U. Band Day. They performed during half- time at home football games and went to North Kansas City and Excelsior Springs for the out-of- town games. Later they received a trophy for their part in the William Jewell Homecoming. T Football season was really their busy time, for no game was complete without the best band in the confer- ence. Martha Simrall, Vice-President. SECOND ROW: Carol Raymond. SCCFCISIY: Mike Bussell, Treasurer. PUSH, Sara F. PEP BAND TWIRLERS HEAD TWIRLER DRUM MAJORETTE Joyce Bollew Carolyn Schultz LEFT TO RIGHT: Della Nussbaum, Judy Epstein, Barbara Vaughn, Joyce Ballew, Head Twirlerg Betty Lou Reppert, Mascot, Carolyn Schultz, Drum Majoretteg Marsha McDonald, Mary Ellen Fowler, Margie Schlickelman. FRESHMAN CHEERLEADERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Elaine Duval, Connie Hull, Judy Fulkerson, Sarah Jo Eiker, Diana Isley, Sue Clark. Pea People of Note Girls' Trio Girls' Quartet II Boys Quartet II yy! 5, iff! ' I Boys' Quartet I Mixed Quartet Double- Mixed Quartet Girls Sextetl Girls' Sextet II Girls' Quartet I hiadrigal 57 Boys' Double Quartet pd, ,Jia ,,,,.,. . ., A cz' f- -f' -:nv '-1: T 'A Y P -1 ggi E212 1 Q ' ..zf .1 .J A,-,. t.,.: f-HARMQNY MAKERS J 4 I BOYS' GLEE CLUB ROW ONE: Randy Kaiser, John Pugh, Jim Pierce, Dan Murray, John Crouch, Howard Barnes, Woodson Warder, John Carder. ROW TWO: Paul O'Dell, David Redford, David Ferril, Jack Turner, Buddy Lofland, John Pierce, Alan Welles. ROW THREE: Marvin Sands, Richard Groves, Richard Pittman, Arthur Morris, Murray Stewart, Sam Carter, Leo Takahashi, ROW FOUR: Larry Brown, Selden Hirni, Ronnie Grimes, John Adams, Mike Nowell, Jim Riggs, Gret Lakin, GIRLS GLEE CLUB ROW ONE: Eleanor Smith, Glenith Balkey, Sharon Hudlemeyer, Janice Best, Sandra Spencer, Marshelle Johnson, Wanda Harrison, Katie Singer, Courtney Roberts. ROW TWO: Beverly Newton, Marsha Mc- Donald, Mary Messimer, Doris Mace, Donna Armstrong, Nancy McNutt, Karen Knight, Rosemary Heckendorn, Jane Middleton, Brenda Marshall, ROW THREE: Carolyn Schultz, Bette Thomas, Ann Crum, Sharon Waldridge, Joan Trumbo, Judy Overstreet, Janet Harris, Deanna Duncan, Liz Allison, BACK ROW: Patsy Hodgson, Shirley Marshall, Sarah Ferril, Kay Murfin, Barbara Vaughn, Carol Slater, Ruth Ann McNutt, Eleanor Lindsay, Judy Gamble, Martha Van Dyke, Mary Ellen Fowler, Marjorie Schlickelman. UNPHOTOGRAPHED: Martha Simmrall, Judy Mack. an fs SOD Ili, RLS' E B A CAPPELLA CHOIR OFFICERS TOP: David Ferril, President. MIDDLE: Janet Harris, Secre- tary: Judy Mack, Treasurer. FRONT: Sandy Morris, Vice- President. To sing in A Cappella is the highest honor any aspiring young musician can attain at L.H.S. It ROW ONE: Janice Best, Glenith Balkey, Courtney Roberts, Katie Singer, Eleanor Smith, Judy Gamble, Mary Ellen Fowler, Sandra Spencer. ROW TWO: Marshelle Johnson, Deanna Duncan, Howard Barnes, John Crouch, David Redford, Buddy Lofland, David Ferril, Alan Welles, Martha Van Dyke, Beverly Newton. ROW THREE: Shirley Marshall, Sharon Waldridge, Ann Crum, John Adams, Larry Brown, Ronald Grimes, Leo Takahashi, Sam Carter. ROW FOUR: Donna Arm- strong, Joan Trumbo, Judy Overstreet, Selden Hirni, Murray Stewart, John Pierce, Arthur Morris, Sandy Morris, Barbara Vaughn, Margie Schlickelman. is a step-by-step achievement which begins with chorus class, through Glee Club, and after much practice and hard work, membership in A Cappella. This is indeed proof of the statement that success is the reward of effort. 59 1122 L 5 A -11 ,,,,, fn- . Ml, f.. L ! 2 i L 3 SILENT Z Z 1 E ri HELPERS CAFETERIA STAFF + LEFT TO R1GHT:Jim Napier, Larry Donaldson, Mrs. Lowe, Mrs. Murry, Mrs. Hodgson, Mrs. , Keele, Mrs. Schoenberger. r , Ex f mf f Vi ' 'k,f?f7 ' ' ' ,N--f , .MLW WmWfwvwfwwwwwww,f , ' f CU STODIA NS ' ff 1 ewwwfwf awww fm. ,,,, V wx It QI, ...r-,::.:-:Q , f 5 Z Z Z, .. .,.,. . ' f . X 2 f V ' A , f N ZW Z A ' X, f ff M 1 WZ . ww,-,WWW I XQX Sl t L I E i r I i 12 if 9? 15 ,r 1 w ,K I Mr. Amos and Mr. Miller Q 60 W r.. ,,,, .W W A A , A , ' , W, ff fs N W sl, .sk A FEW OF TH Mr. Allen, Mr. Schoenberger, Mr. Gibbons, Mr. Bandy. E BUS DRIVERS I as Q IX. V ' f- ' ,' ' Y , Y , g ' ' V ' --T 5 : ' -.gig 5: fx y ' - ' F - - , ' A - 1:-, 41: 741,24-,, gg , - ' A- L .- .. Ln- ,g '. ' N - ' 4 4 I 1 s G ' 2 5 f I , I 49 :E f z I P 1 I FEATURES ' 4' JUNICR PLAY CAST I,, , ROW ONE: Eileen Warder, Janice Halterman, Judy Epstein. ROW TWO: Courtney Roberts, Glenda Burk, Mary Ellen Berry, Beverly Newton, Judy Mack. ROW THREE: David Dillingham, Joyce Ballew, Nancy Behrendsen, Bette Thomas, Deanna Duncan, Katie Singer. ROW FOUR: Jerry White, Nile Carrothers, Gary Jones, George Schumacher, Jim Riggs, Tom Behrendsen. ROW FIVE: Selden Hirni, Jim Milliman, Tom Wiltshire . S r nxtecioi O WXLHPMS MRS . V AN f'Onions in the Stew The Junior Play this year was a delightful comedy filled with humor and uprorious incidents. Onions in the Stew was written by Betty MacDonald who also wrote The Egg and l. This play, however, was much more than just an evening of laughter. There was a rare understanding in it of young people. The title appropriately came from this line-- where hearts were high and fortunes low--and onions in the stew. get W 2 . '-s 'I youn beca two 1 Road the r a boi plan: turn. tion endi H-mg sENloR PLAY CAST ROW ONE: Doris Mace, Martha Simrall, Marsha McDonald. ROW TWO: Richard Driggers, Joan Trumbo, Eleanor Lindsay, Linda Hufft, Jane Middleton. ROW THREE: Marvin Sands, Janet Harris, Pat Barron, Judy Johnson, Sam Carter. ROW FOUR: Robert Sevier, Gentry Thomason, Bob Hufft, Bill Adams, David Eerril. That's My Cousin This play was a fast-moving comedy about young people. It was something new and different, because it was a western. The story centered around two cousins, who inherited a dude ranch at Cross Roads Canyon, Colorado. The schemes that Kitty, the more impetuous cousin, concocted turned into a boomerang every time. Even the hold-up she planned to give the guests a thrill, took an unexpected PI I turn. That's My Cousin had one chuckling situa- acrzcing the hold tion after another, with a wholly unexpected surprise -U ending. is , is 2255 5 M A 5 Q f ,' V 'Q W' 4 f ' 'aff' e ' Homecoming Queen Iii' i W 'X X u .WA x Q , ,f ,,,, Q New 4 4 v 11 XQ' ' ,ll ,,,,, ,' ' 7 f A1 j I 'Z 'nw ,M Z W M X , ff ,JJ ,f KX X XX X xx X fi W nf . 'X X 4 x QSNX !+ Ee -1 mln- qi ' ' 7 3 1 x ff? 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Liberty came back strong with Don Smith and Walter Kelley each scoring a touchdown on a plunge. Lexington added another T. D. in the third quarter to tie the score. Facing a powerful North Kansas City team Liberty was decisively beaten 33-0. The undefeated Hornets had a half time lead of 26-0, but could tally only once in the second half against a tougher defense. Liberty was upset the next week by the best team Slater has had in years. Slater led 7-0 at the half but Liberty couldn't come back. Elmer McGinnis scored a touchdown but it was called back. Hungry for victory, Miller's crew now took on Richmond in a homecoming game. On Richmond's first play of the game, a Spartan ran 70 yards for a T. D. , but Liberty bounced back with a long touchdown pass to Thomason. After a 7-6 halftime lead, Liberty bounced back with two more touchdowns by Thomason, and one by Larry Crisler on a pass interception and run of 40 yards. Renewing our rivalry with Excelsior Springs, we iumped off to a 14-0 lead on passes to Thomason. Excelsior came back to make the score 14-7 at the half in favor of Liberty. Liberty had high hopes of recovering the pistols until the last five minutes when Excelsior scored the winning touchdown . Weakened with the flu epidemic, Liberty traveled to Higginsville. The conference champs beat Liberty 31-0 on a cold night. Several players were still ill with the flu when Liberty met Marshall. Thomason scored twice in the second quarter and Marshall led 14-13 at the half but they came back with two more touchdowns to defeat us. Liberty completely outclassed Carrollton in the next game. Liberty led 28-0 at the half and the B team played most of the second half. The Blueiay scoring was done by Walter Kelley, Tom Wiltshire, Bob Hufft, and Gentry Thomason who scored twice. We played William Chrisman for the first time in years. Outweighed in the line and backfield, the determined Liberty team scored both touchdowns in the second quarter for a win. Thomason scored T. D. 's. The Liberty defense held the Bears off on the goal line several times in the scoreless fourth quarter. This year, Jim Hurt kicked all our extra points. He scored 13 points and one accounted for the winning of a game. Gentry Thomason, an honorable mention all-conference player, set a new school scoring record of 73 points. Much credit goes to our new coaches, Phil Miller and Fred Merrill who did a excellent job. The underclass lettermen, all iuniors, were Jim Hurt, Bill Todd, Jim Riggs, Bernard Live.-man, Larry Driggers, Gary Jones, Gary Brown, Tom Wiltshire, Nile Carrothers, and Selden Hirni . 7 SENIOR Elmer McGinnis-End Fine Pair of Hands -3 Y' QI k I X - Sam Carter-Guard Melvin Harmon-Tackle Plugs Line on Defense Gentry Thomason-Halfback Bob Hufft-Quarterback Hardest Runner on Team Good Passing Arm QR-. Very Quick on Defense , ,gg V W' ,, PM fa, , ,1i1f'QZ f I 3 Se fi 72 Eg f If 1 ff el' Q P Efi , . 7 ' X, as Af- 'H ,rf Q if 1' X ,, gm y 1 1 , f, H7 Z if 36,1 ff f X 5 T 1 ,Ei X 1 H, 5 1. XI 1,2 is li 5? Don Dye-Center Always I-lustles Larry Crisler-Guard Fastest Lineman LETTERMEN Larry Gove-Center Good Snapper on Punts i E me 1, ZZ, 2 f h X JWM f , l f s Walter Kelly-Fullback Don Smith-Halfback Always Good for Three Yards Hurt Early in Season sf! S' Richard Driggers-End Tough on Defeuse I Il. 4 l B 3. .. ' v K y A ZW' , U9 AP 77 R ' ' 'R -ex Ea. .aft -,.-r In-N 4,1 :.'4 C . M.. ..' 1 L., FRESHMAN TEAM ROW ONE: Tom Kearns, Harvey Raymond, George Lindsay, John Carder, Vic Barber, Bob Hart. ROW TWO: Donald Boone, Ronald Brown, Roger Walker, Mike McDonald, Bill Schroeder, Howard Bugg. ROW THREE: Torn Admire, Russ Bethel, Jim Essig, Jim Pierce, Tom Pritchard, Joe Bell. 04.07 o X C Y Covffvg AINS 5 B 059' u QQOOW y Ofzfallfvq R R 5' 13' L5 Q E 255 0 D 07 C V 4 1 .Qs on Slhgrferi G 692990 HOTOgRgl7O!h 460 -SE PH 38011, G25gO,,,cY EQ' ,SOEZJQIB 'Y . a wise? E c. ,A X ronald lite, ACT ION! d G1VCS Us Spill Pep BKU Pep Talk Get that Tl? 1 Get than Ball Come on. Tom. . .Let's Go! fu Sink it, Larry! Teamwork for the Team IDP: F1-ed! ers: 234555, Q- - A: WM,.y BASKETBALL WRITE-UP b ll t m started the year with one returning letterman. The letterman The Liberty Basket a ea was Elmer McGinnis, but four more boys came through well to help comprise the first five. These boys were Bill Wymore, Fred Cathy, Gary Jones, and Larry Driggers. Robert Sevier and Bob Hufft were the other two members helping to make up the A team. The Blueiays, lacking experience, were not expected to do very well this year, but they compiled a I4-I0 record to help make a very successful season . We were third in conference play behind Marshall and Slater who tied for first. The conference record of the Jays was 10-4 The Liberty team took second in the William Jewell Tournament behind Grain Valley. Liberty led most of the way in the championship game but lost in the final minutes. After getting a bye in the first game of the Richmond Tournament and beating Excelsior Springs in the second game we were defeated by Sedalia Smith-Cotton and Marshall to finish out fourth best. ln regional play the Liberty five defeated Trenton in the first game and fell to Central of St. Joseph and Chillicothe in the next two games to finish out fourth in the tournament. The B team piloted by Phil Miller compiled a very successful lO-5 record. The B team is composed of underclassmen and is the future Blueiay team. The Liberty Freshman team went undefeated this year with a 19-0 record. They won the Kearney, Liberty, and Excelsior Springs tournaments. They are coached by Fred Merrill and much is expected of them in future years. l B TEAM SCORES Liberty Raytown Liberty Lexington Liberty Higginsville Liberty Carrol l ton Liberty Slater Liberty Richmond Liberty Marshall Liberty Lexington Liberty Excelsior Liberty Slater Liberty Richmond Liberty Carrollton Liberty Marshall Liberty Higginsville Excelsior Liberty TE BOTTOM ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Larry Brown, Leroy Rice Larry Dnggers Tom Wiltshire. SECOND ROW: Selden Hirni, Gary Jones, Gentry Thomason Bob Hufft THIRD ROW: Elmer McGinnis, Fred Cathy, Coach Cokely B111 Wymore Robert Sevier. ,,,,, ,... ,.,,,. -s sbfzwmawx Wm' ENNETH COKELY K ,, Av TCBTU A Team Scar s Liberty Liberty Liberty Liberty Liberty .Qiberty Liberty Liberty Liberty Liberty Liberty Liberty Liberty Liberty Liberty Liberty Liberty Liberty Liberty Liberty Liberty Liberty Liberty Liberty Raytown Kearney Raytown Grain Valley Excelsior Sedalia Marshall Lexington Higginsvi l le Carrollton Slater Richmond Marshall Lexington Excelsior Slater Richmond Carrollton Marshall Higginsvil le Excelsior Trenton Central Chillicothe ALM M W' ' ' 9 ROBERT SEVIER 6' LARRY DRIGGERS 5'9 Forward Guard FRED CATHY 6'3 ELMER MCGINNIS 6 Forward Co Captam 82 Guard BLUEJAY LETTERMEN Forward Guard BILL WYMORE 6'7 Co-Ca ptain if , , HB TEAM FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Bruce Kerr, Anthony Willis, Paul Oldham, Chris Kerr, Rogers Hines. SECOND ROW: Coach Miller, Larry Sartain, Jerry Stockstill, David Moyer, Murray Stewart, Jerry Salisbury, Eddie Carter. FRESHMEN FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Vic Barber, Tom Kearns, Mike McDonald, Buzz Carder, Harvey Raymond. SECOND ROW: Don Flassing, Jim lrrninger, John Pritchard, Larry Black, THIRD ROW: Coach Merrill, Bill Van Note, Lowell lrminger, Robert Cathy, Charles Heckendorn. 93: I ' 5.5. .I gg ' ' L CLUB The L Club is an organization for boys with outstanding athletic ability. To become a member they must earn a letter in football, basketball, or track. This year's activities have included an L Club Dance in Janu- ary, and a banquet held later in the year. orricERS ra ment- Walter Kelllvlhgtljjilltli O . LEFT T Sectelaflli Gentry esidem- Bob Hunt. Larry crislef' P' vice-Presldem' l ROW ONE: Jim Hurt, Marvin Sands, Larry Crisler, Gentry Thomason, Bob Hufft, Walter Kelly. ROW TWO: Jim Riggs, Larry Driggers, Gary Jones, Don Smith, Richard Driggers, Sam Carter, Keith Nelson. ROW THREE: Fred Cathy, Melvin Harmon, Tom Wiltshire, Gary Jones, Nile Carronthers, Bill Todd, Bill Wymore. ROW FOUR: Bernard Liverman, Selden Hirni, Larry Gove, Bill Adams, Robert Sevier, Elmer McGinnis. Scl Joc wh' by gi r req mel ana blo iza beg ,ax M CLUB LEFT TO RIGHT: Liz Allis Sevier, Barbara Sarver, Miss Cotta, S onsorg Ellen C l Ray, Janet Isley, Martha Van Dyke. on, Peggy Brown, Doris Mace, Nancy Stalcup, Carol Gabbert, Linda p ur ey, Judy Zink, Donna Armstrong, Jane M Club was started in Liberty High School in T955 by a former gym teacher, Miss Joan Eighinger. lt is a state-wide organization for girls who are interested in sports. The entrance requirements are given out by a state board and must be passed before a girl may obtain membership. After passing the requirements the girls are initiated by the members. L The colors of the club are scarlet, white and blue. 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