Liberty High School - Spectator Yearbook (Liberty, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1959 volume:

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X Q . - ,, N x .X x 'Y . x at - 'X , 'X I U Xi xxx X-Q Xi -A ?kl X ' , xx fx. Z xl x ' A e., E' 5 J . R 3 i max' w, v. '- X , T . H s N 1 5 I 'S x ' 'RQ X kb x 7 X x Q 1 X N ? xi My X23 3 AX- x ' X . -- x X , + 5 ,X XR my X J , .A Y Q VH XI A iN is . , 'H X - X xx, 1 N- v X x I Q 3 s 5 . Q ., L X 4 R' 'L 5 E b 4 Q b 5,1 I ' 'Q , ' x J 5 i , A ' ' v R K M 'no THE1959 SQPECTATOR L I 3 4 R L1BELRTY- HIOH SCHOOL X HBERTY, MISSOURI gf? N X X XQD QE L ,fx ,? ?5iyX99gS?M MN F Q Q fo QWQQSQQX X U kv Q E59 gy is .ef ,X Q 3 . W9 Xe Y! 'Wg WJQ9wWSYQ www OEM? ' 555925 Nw' xf si Ww DONATED BY SANDRA JONES OCTOBER 2004 lliliillllilllillillillililill ln , val, , tr N y ,L ll 3oooo1252o3111 I ' R 3 U ff' 12,31 ' W i f vmlwfll'f'ltd5 1l f ' 'af lui -f ,fjy ll-llllelll le if lllglrrd 31312 f 1 'B -' - '- '- f- glpcpnturgntii-NT lTl.:FLlCr:ERAFT1Y Q g , OCZ lsto l'anC I isil lil , V- x ff FOREWURD As our school grows, so clo we. In the future each of us will change, 4 X1 1 5' R -2 but our pasts will remain the same. A 'X' ' The l959 Spectator records this P7 is Y l 4 year's solicl past, and we now submit X it to you for a present ancl future source of lasting memories f r I L K Lf all ' 'L 1 RY gk f I I ch t I I I N. I 0 L F 1.1 v ,tc ,r CO T ENTS Faculty Classes Groups Features Sports . if ..-,.....,..--fuss EDITOR BUSIN A f 9 e 'QM' r N fl .4 X X1 ,z 'Q as 3 ll yrilxk COURTNEY ROBERTS S MANAGER ES ' f ' W' if ii XR as t X EILEEN WA-RDER . SPECTATOR STAFF ROW ONE, LEFT TO RIGHT: Richard Groves, Assistant Business lvlanagerg 1 l Courtney Roberts , Editorg Eileen Warder, Business Manager, Ruth Ann McNutt, Assistant Editor. ROW TWO: Judy Mack, Organizations Editorg Judy Epstein, Art Editor, Elizabeth Allison, Literary Editorg Mrs. D.V. LaFrenz, Sponsorg Janice Ha lterman, Classes Editor. ROW THREE: Katie Sue Singer, Advertising Managerg Larry Driggers, Boys' Sports Editor, John Adams, Advertising Managerg Ellen Curley, Girls' Sports Editor. UNPHOTOGRAPHED: Buddy Lofland, Photographer. - -- --- -- --rr V -- A-.EW W Y Y . . .....,-.--, If , 4 4, . ., Q 1 f N fl , , fl 1- , 47 ' 1 ' ' i , J , .. . f f- fln ,L ' Q W. t,fffTJ'4JxX3 bL .L, k.f'-if '7 'z.L FL' L L X' J J, 7 I ,f , , gf Lv4.j-fn .l grfk A VL if is 'fy V7 5 kovvv 1 J, 1 , f , , , f y 5 v f 1 ' , if . . J A mf' A- 'V ffldjf? fem , 2,052 J wmzw Q gf ,gqf LC V'1r,ovL, I M I - if A1 .QU A' f7'7 '7 '4'M3fUx u7f44V 1 wx,-P1-: ' ff-A' fi 7 gl , q,c1fT'f 'mr' Q 4 L I .IW ,fr ,f , fy V1 X 1 fx 1 ,uf ,' '. ' ,J ff f Q-1.- .19 THE BOARD OF EDUCATION AND ws 'W ds Ns f it LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. William A. Edwards, Secretaryg Mr. R.R. Brock, Mr. Howard Chrisman, Mrs. C.M. Smith, Mr. J Wenzel, Mr. Ed Duncan, President, Mr. Robert Hufft. Principal MR, JAMES E. PALUSKA Proposed school plans are brought before the Board 'of Education for discussion and action. Forethought of the members of the board have made it possible for us to have adequate buildings, equipment, and good teachers. It is an honorable service to the school district, and we, the students, appreciate the time and effort that the members have put forth to make Liberty High School the successful educational facility l mor if is. 5 gl!! .......,,... ............................. .......... , A... I0 A D THE DMINISTRATIO W H t, Mrs. C.M. Smith, Mr. Joe Capps, Mr. Ralph Superintendent :rd ude nent, e make lify Secretary MRS . MA RTHA NETH MR. RAYMOND R. BROCK Secretary MRS . IONE EDWARDS Secretary MRS . BETTY BELL l' FACULTY Qui , , RS MRS. LARRY BATTLES MR. ROBERT BRIGGS MR. WILBUR BRUNER MRS. DAVID CAREY Commerce History Spanish Guldance i'Qyup.. A I - S MRS. JAMES 'CI-IRANE Home Economics MR. CLARENCE GANTT X 2 'ki as 5495 ' 'A 1'.ff'f ' , : ffgffi y1.,4.s,.,.,:1 ,?,,,,t6,.- ,L J ,, 5 is ' .sues ,,f,:'.QA, I if fhafi s:',s4?f' I MR. LOWELL DAWSON Industrial Arts XV . KENNETH COKELY Health MR. ROY HILL StUdY Hall Agriculture ff QS I X I A J' 5 ,S Y I j '.., 2 ax - fr' ' V Y I 'af' ! i A six MISS NEOMA JOHNSON MRS, ROBERT JONES MRS. LESTER KING MRS, D,V, L3FRENZ History Arr English III Mathematics FACULTY ' ID CAREY MRS. P. LAUTENSCHLAGER MR. CLINTON MANESS MISS MILDRED MEYER MR. PHIL MILLER nce Mathematics Band Science Physical Educatior LY MR. KENNETH MOORE History MRS. U.R. PUGH MR, JAMES NAIL Civics English I MR, JA MES PULLEY MR. JOHN RAMQUIST Science English IV MM Z if tics Vocal Music YS MISS MARGARET RUST MISS BETTY TOMLIN SON MRS. MILDRED WHITE MRS. ESTELLE WINKLER Ph ical Education Ef1g1iSh H Librarian 9 I, -Y V 7, , - , Y ? '- '- v , , , r.,.:..:.........,.,.....4f - ' 1' gif' ' ' ffm'-A ' ' T - - A DID CAPERS Invasion of the test papers. Oooh! . . .Cherie. Mr. Ramquist prepares for his next class Auctioning of the E papers. , i Cafeteria conference. 5 N . ,hi What, me worry? ..,. V 0 f F 4 .ya , 2 kv ii If I i- s,-s 'r ,.,., ml wma 1.2 .....: . ' W M ' M r 2 F 'IO How can I get out of here? Miss E:MC, H . . .. ... ..-..,-W ,,m-wa, ,,,,Q.,..m. 'Za11..w.:a4-..,' .- N-, ,, ..: ,T g U ' - .-.Ik-Lg. U: V. 1-V .1 : - V V : . .: -l....w,-VG?-4 1 1 .A. . V V x - , ,-1 wqu.-:e5..4--aan--a-n..g: -1 rj - .. W' -s- -,A-,.-., r-.-,.1 , -,M ,-, . r , , . x2 fi -1'-1 ...---.,,. A L N I, ' ' , Q JUNIOR 1 .J ' ' u ,-f -..,, 9 1 U f 2 1 x X L 4 1 X 1 W I 1 V I V K f .I il 1 f ' ' X 1. 1 K 1 JW L 1 13 11 A 1' 1 V x 1 N X L 1 X x 1 , 1 , v 1 f K I I X X . ' ' i 6, - ' X Q 1 L Q K 1 ...- , x 1 5 . Y . L J f 5 I ! I I ,A L I ' b f ,L L- .f ' 1, If' 11 4, 1 ,,-- 1,1 ., 1, N1 I -1 r A 11 L. , V? 'L 2 A I. 5 . 1, LJ iff K fx, 1' ' 1 ' 1 ' V f M A' fi Q' fvl i U' 'lg' , I , Aj! f , U , , 1 4, HJ., A . 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A , I JOYCE BALLEW Joycie Band President Junior Play Cast Head Twirler Girls' State Homecoming Queen JUDITI-I ADAMS nJudyn National Honor Society Junior Play Staff Handbook Committee Pep Club F.H.A. N 7 X X rsi N L NANCY BOTHAM Butter-Bottom Future Nurses' Club Pep Club Junior Play Staff DONALD BRUNDIGE Dode F. F.A. A X 1 Q 20, VICE-PRESIDENT SANDRA MORRIS Sandy Student Council Secre- tary Vocal Music President A Cappella Choir National Honor Society NANCY BEHRENDSEN Nanny Goat Junior Play Cast Junior Play Staff Student Council Pep Club Studei Footb :ILM C F.F.A Tra DENT DRRIS JI! l Secre - esident Jir Society CLASSMATES COMPANIONS FRIENDS SECRETARY JIM HURT Mack Student Council Football L Club F.F.A. Officer ,MH ,, V1.3 rg TOM BEHRENDSEN Stomp Junior Play Cast Track 5 Z gf PATRICIA ADAMS Patti Jo Pep Club F.H.A. I 4 Q Qwmafg LES TER BO WLES Les Junior Play Staff RONALD BRUNDIGE Sna ke 'NNN 5'!!x TREASURER DOROTHY THOMAS Swamp Monster National Honor Society Freshman Cheerleader Homecoming lst Attend- ant Class Officer Band Af MH my ff Waffw, fy fm, fp 3345241 gmfy ' 9m ' ' We, z MARY SUE BENSON Sootsie Pep Club F. H . A . ELIZABETH ALLISON Liberty Bell Staff Spectator Staff M Club Officer A Cappella Choir Pep Club XSYXR LARRY BRAUN Student Council Class President Basketball Track ' 1 GLENDA BURK Burkie Liberty Bell Bus. Man. Future Teachers' Pres. Pep Club Officer F.F.A. Cla ss Officer Student Council I3 FOUR WONDERF L YEARS SPE T K if V, 1 V f i f ,, , f , f 5 f Wt f I , X ms Z tx We 10 it WMS 'ff A f if X I X f f 1 MICHAEL BUSSELL Mike Junior Play Cast Band Officer State Music Contest District Music Contest ANGELIN COTTER nAl-lgelvv Liberty Bell Staff A Junior Honor Society F.H.A. JERRY DINGUS F F A. JAMES DUNCAN swans A MARY ELLEN FOWLER Fowler National Honor Society Band Officer Sextette Twirler Pep Club f fr l ERE? Ba sketbi L Clu DEA Nation Vocal A C a p Cheerl Band S is ll wgyra JTHERS A Nile il SI f 52 'tw JWLING C.. Staff FREDDIE CATHY Fred Basketball L Club DEANNA DUNCAN Dee National Honor Society Vocal Music Treasurer A Cappella Choir Cheerleader Band '77 W' 1 ,S LIBERTY HIGH SCI-IOUL LAVERN COX Vern EDNA FISHER Eddie Junior Play Staff Future Nurses' Club Pep Club JAMES CHENAULT Snookie F. F. A. JUDITH EPSTEIN mf Stinky National Honor Society Liberty Bell Editor Student Council Officer Spectator Staff Twirler tw ELLEN CURLEY Curley Junior Play Cast Future Teachers' Club Spectator Staff M Club President Pep Club FRANKLIN GENTRY Frank Junior Play Staff Football SANDRA HALL National Honor Society Officer Junior Play Staff JOE GUFFEY Student Council Pep Club I5 T0 THE LIFE OF THE SCHOOL SELDEN HIRNI Bradford A Cappella Choir Boys' Quartette Basketball Football Track JANICE HALTERMAN Janny National Honor Society Student Council Pep Club Officer Junior Play Cast Spectator Staff BERNARD LIVERMAN Beagle Hound F F A President L Club Officer A' Football Band , af BILL JONES Willy Football JIM MILLIMAN Red Student Council Liberty Bell Staff 16 Boys' Glee Club ELEANOR ISENHOUR Future Nurses Club Junior Play Staff F,I-I,A. Officer Office Staff JUDITH MACK Moody Jack National Honor Society Cheerleader Spectator Staff Trio Courtwarming 2nd Attendant Wwx fits. 5 V f is ,.,,,, X CARRICK MUSTION Boys' Glee Club M72 U f f fw Q 5 WANDA HARRISON Junior Play Staff Girls' Glee Club Cheerleader Student Council Pep Club wffwgf GARY JONES Sophomore Class Presi- dent Football Tri-Ca ptain Basketball Football Track 1:--rg V,,, .. .F I N 7 mi Z 5 f my X? S X 4 CK V, Ima x W ' Q ROSI HEC Future N Girls' Gl Pep Clul LLOYD Q ,f i if , , J X 2 'f N ati Junior Student Fres ALL HAVE HAD A PART. HOWARD IVY Howie Junior Play Staff DA HARRISON ROSEIXAARY lay Staff HECKENDORN A lee Club Future Nurses' Club mer cms' oiee Club Council Pep Club 3 LLOYD KARLSTROM ffm aw, I 'inf LY JONES -e Class Presi Fri-Captain tr' 4, W , , W .L , M M, 2 1-Wh' 277 f Wy W ff af f ff X was 1' BEVERLY NEWTON Bev National Honor Society A Cappella Choir Junior Play Cast Student Council ,f Freshman Class Officer 4 MMM Y ff af Z, T l 1 I ' 79-1 i 1 , ANITA MASON National Honor Society Future Nurses' Club Pep Club HAROLD HERNDON 'WWW f f , K W DARLENE LANCASTER Lanky Junior Play Staff Office staff N 1 s ix E W, V., , p ,:gc,,,.., 'Cifif If w 4 4 r' E it-4 QL.. NO QE 'Z UD 1-3 O Z Football lflhsvwwff' WALLACE MCGINNIS Wally National Honor Society F,F,A, Officer Football L Club mr Pep Band fg Band M Club PAUL OLDHAM vlH.L.ll Basketball Manager Basketball I7 EACH IN HI. WN HAS BEEN IESSIE REEDS ujessn Librarian Pep Club unior Play Staff F.F.A. M Club KAY OLSON Blondie Girls' Glee Club Librarian State Music Contest Pep Club F.H.A. BARBARA SARVER Bobb1e Student Council Pres Liberty Bell Staff M Club Pres1dent Cheerleader Captain Freshman Class Officer JIM SHINNEMAN YlACell I8 JIM RIGGS Brer Rabbrt Junior Play Cast Boys' Glee Club Football L Club Band DON REYNOLDS F.F.A. M SHARON SCHOWENGERDT Becky Future Teachers' Club Girls Glee Club Pep Club F,H,A, CAROLYN Sl-IUBERT Shubey Junior Play Staff Pep Club 25127 DIANNE OLTMAN ll Danny!! Pep Club F,H.A, TON Future T F. I-I. A. Junior Pl Student 4 Pep Clul COURTNEY ROBERTS National Honor Society Homecommg 2nd Atten Junior Play Cast Spectator Editor Student Council FHA .Tumor F H A STUDE T, ATHLETE, FRIE D TONI PANTER Future Teachers' Club F, H. A. President Junior Play staff Student Council Pep Club 'Maggy ,,,,,,,, Wf w flff 1 3 s , ' fa 'Q' 4 Qf . X SALLY SALES Sis Junior Play Committee F. H. A. GLORIA REYNOLDS Junior Play staff Librarian Office Staff F. H. A. Pep Club tw? CAROLYN SCHULTZ Schultzy National Honor Society A Cappella Choir Student Council Band Drum Major Band ' 4, 1' f 1 -- --.- f 'cytyfizv f M 5S.. QV' f K-XTIE SUE SIYGER Junior Plav Cast 5' f A Cappella Choir 1 Spectator staff Sextette ' rw Pep Club 'W' Football Junior Play Committee .1 ,s ,ff . JANET TROEGLEN Future Nurses' Club F, H, A, President Student Council Pep Club BOB ZINK ll ll Junior Play staff JEANIE BISHOP A Cappella Choir Small Groups 20 F,H,A, THEY LOOK TO THE FUTURE ELMER SWAFFORD Football Track E8 2 Amin' JERRY WHITE Whitie Boys' Glee Club Junior Play Cast Student Council Science Club Track ff! sw EILEEN WARDER os Pep Club President Spectator Business Mgr. Student Council Junior Play Cast Office staff 'film JUDY ZINK Little Sugar Junior Play staff Pep Club F , H, A , BETTE THOMAS Girls' Glee Club A Cappella Choir Student Council Junior Play Cast Pep Club ri Z ,. f Mi. 'V FRE F,F.A, il, M Club LILLIAN WILLIAMS ANT L1 Girls' Glee Club District Music Contest State Mt Basketba sfwwf JILL WATERS Girls' Glee Club Junior Play Staff Librarian Pep Club F.H.A. Band Ofi 4 A THE PAST ITH A HAPPY E GRY , 'rf X ,sb 'W b is ,, gs , W S? X , .. I WM , - s - ss P X y X , , gh S . ' A is a V, , 4 Liss lf gk ww Y A f ,, s Vma 4 Q an J Q ,C s s , N ,W I its is 4 ' 3 , 4 I Z Z fi as THQMAS FRED THOMAS Club Fred Choir F. F. A. Officer mcil Cast K 1 f I JIM WARREN .f my f .VM - I ll ll Basketball Track SGI WILLIAMS ANTHONY WILLIS LiII Andy C1ub State Music Contest ic Contest Basketball Band Officer Vg v xx 'P T2 , f 2' f NM ':- sz: s ,mga ,fm X1 its I is 5 A BONNIE ZUCK Lover Future Nurses' Club Junior Play Staff Pep Club F. H. A. IEW 1432113 'XXX C fe ' fa,,, ,,.4,,, N Y BILL TODD BiIl Basketball Football Track L Club if swf Nr--wwf , f TOM WILTSHIRE Junior Play Cast Band Officer Boys State Football Track BETTY WEIR Beth Assembly Committee Student Council Liberty Bell Staff M Club 7 Z ' 125 , wwf? , Z, my GARRY BRASHEAR in , I I of ,f 50 i',., J! 1. A - 14 Q Xe: i' Z' UNPHQ-f,,GgAPH DoN MCHENRY SENIOR BEST ALL 'ROUND Barbara Sarver Sl Larry Driggers FLIRTIEST Judy Epsrein 8 Nile Carrorhers S MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED andra Hall 8. Wallace McGinnis CONTRIBUTED MOST Gary Brown MOST TALENTED Carolyn Schultz 8. Mike Bussell MOST ATHLETIC Ellen Curley 8g Gary Jones TO L . H . S . Courtney Roberts K, fagh l!h, my FRIENDLIEST Bernard Liverman 81 Glenda l3Ufl4 SUPERLATIVES BEST LOOKING Jill Waters 81 Selden Hirni WM.+La ..,.,.,., WQZZZQQQN ll I If j .... E f Wx S XX -.fwmf.s49 ' X ' ?Z?4 , f-we ,W , r , , Q , sSi:T,X ?'72,, W ' HMM MOST TALKATIVE Jim Milliman 8x Janice Halferman fn if 253' XN+ J Annette Admire Carolyn Alexander Judy Allnutt Jim Anderson George Barber Nancy Barber Fern Barkwell Howard Barnes PRESIDENT John Adams VICE- PRESIDENT John Crouch Rose Binnicker Betchie Bloesser Jimmy Blurton Ray Bogart Robert Campbell Lee Capps Eddie Carter David Cathy 24 gyizvr N45 f ,, wif 1 , X .N 1 C? f 1 0 X if ff 2 ? si As f S Z f f 2 Z of X X Af in 5 4 f Wt 55 N fo N N X ff , Q ,Z nf' M Ti , I , , M , , , N X N 1 .S . MW' I ' K ,F ' , SM f J I Z P 1 f C 1 A ass y I5 I 55 fl CWM Q W M' Mf,ff,f X f M. 'S' X Z, ff, 1 , J G IT 7. V t A Q! '51 5 y A X af QW OX i s X X A ew fa, P ' X 1,1 M27 A 1 ss. t W-V 'sl I W ,frv UNIORS ff , g TSN f ' a N sg. s f 5 S ,Nw ASV MW ,, X V wk N,.ss- st sf. X an C Nu ' X NN' vi! R ...ps- E AZ- ,..,a-rx mg- ff ff f , W ff E f f ,f ff, 1 Z ' , .,,, 9753- N - i g a WM W , QA' 3 . ff, Sharon Appling Charles Arbaugh Donna Armstrong David Arnold Tom Barnes Danny Barron ' Judy Baugher Phil Benson SECRETARY Charlotte McC1ard TREASURER Eleanor Holt Stan Brown Peggy Brown Francis Burk Anita Burke Nancy Clark Frank Clubb Dorothy Collins Billy Joe Cook Joyce Cowan Zettie Cox Bobby Joe Crisler Ann Crum Larry Donaldson J .B, Dowd Danny Drennen Harry Dugdale David Ferry Sally Fisher Judy Gamble Margaret Grimes Richard Groves Karen Hall I on I-Iartwig Sharon Hatfield Darrell Glendening Lois Henderson 26 all .X,::?'g.,' K'sHQSQgE f Pft , ,,,,, I . . 4 , T, , , ., ' V-G Q .,,, MS ffwfkff? f ,wcffqw 1 f 1 1 W 4,4 0 f 'Q M' 4 1 , f ,ya ,,,, 4,. 7 W . , f f f y f ,iv ' ,W xxx . , ,I-grsbsx Qs My .31-a, X 1 'ff 325 N- 5 af 2 ,ps S N N Xxx CX s 3 Q wg? 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M.. f Delores Kincaid M Karen Knight David Lautenschlager Buddy Lofland Ann Mahan Brenda Marshall Ruth Ann McNutt Beverly Medley I ' 9 S , K as li X X 5 If , . ,fl f wi Mary Messimer Larry Miller WW! .X fr M , X f ysy y W f 5 XXX sr, .riz . -2:s:s:a:::: :-- I QI' X I,g: ! A' . .ull V A Hz ,, ' 1 ag B, M-Els 'lg , ww ff, as . A 7 ly, W. Ww ff UN IORS 236: we assi-M X -Emi y 1, y jk WN Diane Hudlemeyer Sharon Hudlemeyer Steve Hults John Huntsman Marshellejohnson Sue Johnson Bruce Kerr Chris Kerr Clara Koenigsberg Barbara Lancaster Peggy McCoy Glen McGinnis Francis McMullen Gail Moore David Moyer Beverly Myers Jo Anna O'De1l Sharon Owens Ion Panter John Pierce Richard Pitman Albert Pierson Denelda Richardson Roseanna Rosenthal Sandra Sands Jerry Saulsbury Sue Shockley Bill Skaggs Sandra Spencer Nancy Stalcup Murray Stewart Wanda Swafford Arnold Webb Alan Welles Jane Welty Audrey Wheat W 4 W I f Nwmawf Q '5- Sarah Ponder Lorene Randolph Jane Ray John Reppert Margie Schlickelman Don Scott Barbara Sears Linda Sevier Carol Slater Eleanor Smith Bruce Threlkeld Linda Thweatt Martha Van Dyke Janice Van Schaick UNTPHOTOGRAPHED Shirley Landis Walter Ellis James Napier Larry Sartain Ronald Zismer 15 or Dick Abbott Barbara Adams Wmsu, 'Z S: , Laveta Bell Judy Corum 32 Larry Black Frank Chrane Kathryn Cotter PRESIDENT VICE- PRESIDENT SEC Kare f , 7 Y 9 Ol 2 Carol Aiello Don Flassing John Pritchard SOPHO onus 5 William Blake Dor Curtis Brooks Diane Burr Buzz Carder Al C X ., 5 John Christopher Forrest Coe Sue Clark Lan Janice Cowan Jim Debo Frank Dodge E13 SECRET ARY TREASURER ESIDENT Karen Nelson Mary Jane Thomas ES SOPHO ORES Dorothy Carter Betty Caster 1 Carder C1 ark Larry Clevenger Charley Clubb WW S 4 ,.,, . lk Dodge Elaine Duval Ioyce Edw21rClS Walter Aker Iz' .155 , if g B' ..,,.. 1 Dona ld Boone A. sf Nl Robert Cathy Sha ron Clubb Sara Jo Eiker XX Robert Baber Frank Becra ft William Brant Bob Brashear Pat Conley David Elliott Margaret Ellis 33 George Endicott Judy Fulkerson Connie Hall 34 Darwin Fest Carol Gabbert Donald Happy Jim Irminger Leonard Filley Edward Fisher SOPHO J X ir: f Q s 5 Q 7 lim W 4 VW A f If am f , . . 2 ,r 1 X A s ,, f as W f ,f fm ,4 .xml Ray Gassmau Beverly Hall Robert Hart Charles Heckendorn a aa a , ,FX ,Q ,VVIF I X x x V ',., , Lowell Irminger Diana Isley X , f X ,f Z J J -' .,.,. if 'W Z . V f s X X' ff Robert Fousek Ch ORES Juanita I-Iandlen Jim Donna Hudlemeyer Rich: Jud e ndlen ITICYCIF Cherry James Wrlma Johnson SOPHO ORE Jrmee Kuehl R1chard Leathers Judy Lrttleford Joyce Lamb John Lee Nancy Love Bernlce Jones Arthur Keele Greg Lak1n Louella Lee Judy Macke ty Davld Jones W Tommy Kern 'W George Lxndsay A Don Karlstrom Sandra Koch Nancy Mason Larry McBroom 35 .1i.-:21c1- s k ' , Q 1 K w L rf' X , 1 fi, V Q , ,,,, f ,f 1 5 ' , Y- if I ' , V A L , 2 Q rf 3 . . V , ' s Marcia Mc Comas Delores Newman , , A , Q2 Gary McCormick 'W' my N is 2 , N! 'N W! Q, N I W 4'k3.xV':2 Linda Nicholson X ai ,::, X W. m P X I X Z ,. ' Q X r i4 , X ef 4 ,, Shelton Ponder Roseatta Rosenthal Dixie Roy 36 y i.r.. I ,fgggi y X ,T 7-I 5 QA 'ffl ? 2:25 G Nancy McCoy Mike N ow ell Judith Ousley IDRS 2 5 t Linda Pope P v ' . Y ., if? , Myron Schmitt L L J az, 1' b ' .... 1 , 1 . llll r 4 ,V 1:.s::-::aafy,mW' U, ' fs' 1 9 V f OPHO Carolyn Palmer James Power MN Q? Beverly Schulte Shirley McGinnis ORES Jimmy Pence Nancy Purdy -:If.,.':-'if X NV .aa , if V S ' X 3,19 t 'at Arnold Schumacher Karen 1 f Maril as f Will Cha , if-5-:'41.. acher 10911 W' Karen McK0wn Nancy McNutt B111 Mlllen SOPI-IO ORES X 'uns- Marllynn Peters Wlulam Rarnsell an ff' Charles Schutty Janlce Olson Tonna Phelps Gary Prttrer Evelyn Randolph Harvey Raymond Tv? -5.141 Phrl Schutty Robert 56116 'Gib- ' 4 r ' Ga 11 Moran Stanley Murry 3 Jerry Olson Judy Otten Q Ha , ME SQ '52 Davld Robertson 4? Lexye Short Robert bmrth 37 I I V H ' X.. X' if if r . 1' . V ' Qf ?gf:'f A A Q 7 IVV, A . 1: N if 1,2 , .xiii V -A . ig 1 I XR 1is ' ' ' in V2 ,Ji ff ,, ' x K S .. J X i K . V V TV? f k wiixsxki, V , if ,L :e ' u I ill: 4 W 'j A K X ,A ,f , R ,ff , R ' ' ' v I I 42 .,,, , ' W 4. , in E V P my V k , ak r. ff? R' V 1'-fl if , 4, , , . H -,,',,,,,-wi-,-F-nv-A'-N - Q---A-Y m F - - .av- B76- Sharon Smith Kay Sparks xfqi 5 H i' X X Nah 'S 91 X. 5 . N Q X . 7 42 f , x S X Q Brenda Turner John Turner Carolyn Wiltshire sf' C ,, S r WJ? I r f Donna Young Tom Shinneman 38 Billie Summers Elaine Van Diver . Iz' a 1 1 X xy J... X Bill Van Note .t JM , Zi ,,,, 3 .,,., Roger Wisdom ,if ' ,, Q lj, Z , If Q S X S ww , ,f 1, .5 fy 3 , Roy Thomas OPHO .,., , , X Z J- ' WW, Q if ' Na Howard Whitley Philip Wymore Terry Tippie Chri Wilson Lore Retta Y arbrough Carolyn Edward A Howard PRESIDE Jimmy l VICE PR Pat Ryax Donna 2 Dick Ba Edward Beverly Howard s X 'B f Q x 7 Ziff f . 1 f 73vf'aff 50 ' 5 SN l ' y f : tx X 39 p ie 5 lson I. L arbrough Carolyn Adams Edward Adams Howard Adams PRESIDENT Jimmy Essig VICE PRESIDENT Pat Ryan Donna Allen Dick Bandy Edward Bartlette Beverly Baxter Howard Beaman isa: 5 , X ' aff, , ff. . ,Q E 4 1 39 Qi I . mf R 5 ,--ra ,E in ,J h 3 CN. . X , N ,R A 1 Lloyd Christopher Lois Clark Gary Hudlemeyer Carolyn Cox Terry Dingus Dena Douglas Mike Dowd Barbara Downing Robert Ferrell Sunday Floyd Bill Ford Chipper Frye ,ff -nw-5,7 . ,. I av IZ Z if X he I M f fi hx Wg ,, Z , 7 ,7 4 ,, H-1 I Q f Carolyn Borden Alan Boyer Gerald Bradshaw FRESH E Ronald Bumgarner Gerry Bush Pat Bush 1 f 4 ig: 4 U fn 4 v 1 tg' ur' 3, Q Q t . .f -- .. .f ' i 354,32 K5 . Y. 1 jr SECRETARY Gerry Gamble TREASURER Mary Alice Capps Sandra Adams Vincel Admire Tom Admire Susan Behrendsen Joe Bell Jon Benson Russell Bethel Charlene Blackburn 40 Martha Crowder Marian Daulton Janet Demark Sherry Dickerson Sharon Edwards Doris Elliott Charles Etchison Virginia Farris Bob Funk Dorothy Gaines Jerry Gairrett Marvin Glendening Z 1 Q :M M, 1 f , X f f , 9 Y Q Ofx NW L X , ,f R S C f X S f f N X fiiflris ' ' o ,N Q , 9 Nw, Z f W 12, f:4f '13f?:W if f X X XX fl cf ks X ,fsstg Q X X if x N' Pat Brown Ronald Brown FRESH EN Marsha Canney Jerry Carey J im Cates aww -M- z'7 vW1 'N3'sQg?SQ fx X ,wgzr X to ws' gm, ' Q4 ff 2: fflgg X , N - 7:3 Aff -'fx , NSE Xb fx. Q X X i fl ' xx -: sw' NWA F RESHME N f X Yr wwf ,f 'Vx , 1 Arbelia Houston John Houston David Howell Sue Huffman Amy Hufft Charles Hughes 1.12: --.,.l E fgggv If f X 7x W' x fa W 'V 1fQ f x , 1 .f 4 I, qw 92 f 343 'B ,Zo , in Tb 7 A' Marvin Gorman Phyllis Griffith Janice Harmer Marsha Harmon Clinton Harris Carolyn Hazen Ruth Henderson Larry Hess Vicki Hoffman Susan Holt David Hunter Philip Johnson Larry Johnston Pam ela Jones Delores Kempf Brenda Kerr Randy Kiser Terry Knight John Koegler Sharon Lamb Kenny Land Lanny Leathers fl x lf, X mix' Alice Liggett Bill Link Jim Lober Marcia Love Marybeth Mace Mary Mackesty James Mann Jim Marshall Judy Masters Ronnie McBroom J 42 Danny Murry Patsy Myers John Nussbaum Paul O'Dell Edith O'Dor Ronald O'Dor James Osborn Tom Otiker Betty Ousley Bill Owens Iuddy Palmer Lois Pate Richard McClung Eddie McCorkle Delbert McGinnis FRE SHME Ricky Milliman Andrea Morris Mary Moyer V- X .I 5:5,.,. ' Of pq flax as if FRESH gl, - 1 S . ,Y J JL Douglas Rice Cheryl Richardson Connie Riley Faye Riley Stuart Robertson Jerry Sartain 0 , ,f .17 - 4, 4 fx ' P. 2 - ZW vm, -J n. , f' ayzvi ,W ,,.. , - Q xg x Q ,S it rl Wi 3 'fn-SR r ff I I .J 9 iq f ,n 'H ' , -fy ', ' sv 5' f 1, .f X 5, X X 9 fx , s 9 X gl 5 R .sw f X 7 X W' A X Fred Petty Jim Pierce Dean Pierson Ann Polluck Tom Pritchard John Pugh Dick Purdue Alicia Ramsell Eddie Read David Reynolds Terri Scarborough Sharon Schoenborn Bill Schroeder Margaret Schultz Emily Schumacher Bill Shipman Minka Shura Jim Simrall Marilyn Singleton Sharon Slater Judy Sorenson Jackie Southard 43 Kenneth Stegall Carol Stalcup Carol Steidtman Jerry Stevenson Sara Stewart Ann Stickford Brian Stinton John Stretch Clellan Tate Sue T riggs 5 A fx' LAS. . gl 'Q so 'W 2 f X t Z S rx W ffl? 1 X My ggtw is H in W W fi ' f L 44 Roxann Welborn Sandra Williams Ray Wilson Jan Winsborough Jerry Woods Myrtle Woods Gerald Ward Rodney Brown iffy , si is 'I ' , Q W 0 Q W ff, , f 0 X 1 X ss H V -if X I V, , . f f, 6041 , Mary Underhill Lee Velie Mona Walls FRESHM N Woodson Warder Bob Weant Pauline Webb . , x 111' X W X tw , lj W Y! Q 4 ' 1, X Vxsr 41 xv O Cl u.- IVVN BN V 11 X., , .,.,, QA, xgz, X.,.,1,:.?i.:mf:5:.wk.., 2 'QS-o '51 S413 xx 9 K-- O-'-X-X ' -w. -L Q-'-M-1 YW-0-Q Nmf. M L,X' Qf'w,,.5.NT',,:,.,,L,:xxX-QQ. ws. Q-X tg ,,z5z:.'SwL0xvQ.x,...S.mx,g,, Sr X . .dk- xii X . df 15..,, -,vii 'kxob-4-S5-oKN'-4-'QQ ' f , J f K-M1 .. 46 Mace, Ronald O'Dor. UNPHOTOGRAPHED: Judy Masters, Treasurer. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY l ye G CG SL Cl GI SF All members of the Na- tional Honor Society must keep an S average during four years of high school. Junior Honor Society mem- bers must have 7 quarters LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW ONE: Gary Brown, Treasurerg Wallace McGinnis, Presidentg Sandra Hall, Vice-Presidentg Anita Mason, Secretary. ROW of an S average during their TWO: Mary Ellen Fowler, Janice Halterman, Judy Adams, Carolyn SeVel'li'h and eiQhi'h grdde Schultz, Judy Epstein. ROW THREE: Judy Mack, Dorothy Thomas, yeCll'5. This year i3Oi'i'l have Courtney Roberts, Beverly Newton, Deanna Duncan. NEW SENIOR helped fo encourage schol- MEMBERS: Angel Cotter, Tom Wiltshire, David Dillingham. arship by making posters and giving assistance to other NX Junior Honor Society students. ! fm S iv V A w 1 LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW ONE: Marvin Gorman, Dick Purdue, Ronald Brown, President, Tom Pritchard, Vice-Presidentg Mary Aliqe Capps, Secretary, Carolyn Adams, Cheryl Richardson. ROW TWO: Jerry Carey, Jim Pierce, Pat Ryan, Terry Knight, Bill Link, Gerry Gamble, Marsha Love, Jan Winsborough. ROW THREE: Juddy Palmer, Jerry Gairrett, Alan Boyer, John Houston, Ruth Henderson, Mary Beth - 1 -,- ,.11 -- . ' -- -' ' ' , - :mf fra r ' V STUDE T COUNCIL Representatives from each homeroom and organization make up our Student Council. Our school dances and proiects during the year are sponsored by the council. This year a Student Council room was opened in the cafeteria for the purpose of selling school supplies to the students. At Christmas the council organized a devotional room in the auditorium to encourage the Christmas spirit of the student body. Na 'lust ing lol . nem- ers I their .ae e as E 'rave :hol- ars and her LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW ONE: Ronald Taylor, Tom Pritchard, Pat Ryan, Russ Bethel, Jerry Gairrett, Mike Dowd, Tom Admire, Harvey Raymond Robert Campbell, ROW TWO: Miss Johnson, Sponsor, Eileen Warder, Sandy a d Morris' Secretary Janie Welty, Treasurerg Barbara Sarver, President, John Crouch, Vice-Presidentg ,Judy Epstein, mchar ' Higtotiang Don Scott, Mr, Nail, Sponsor, ROW THREE: Mary Ellen Berry, Vicki Hoffman, Betty Weir, Glenda D:Je1'IY Burk Joyce Ballew, Bette Thomas, Courtney Roberts, Sue Johnson, Sandra Spencer, Beverly Newton. ROW.EOUR: rsborough. Sharon Hudlemeyer, Judy Otten, Mary Messimer, Peggy Brown, Donna Armstrong, Gail Moran, Lowell Irminger, Bgth Elaine Duval, Carolyn Wiltshire, Karen Nelson, ROW FIVE: Terri Scarborough, Marcia Love, Gerry Gamble, Donna Allen Janet Troeglen, LB. Dowd, Jim Milliman, Beverly Medley, Vic Barber, Connie Hull. .5....V . - ..1.Te,T'Tfq1-..- -. '. ,. 1 -r ...L- :1t fr- :-, 5 LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW I: David Hunter, Francis Burk, Treasurerg Robert Campbell, Vice-Presidentg J. B. Dowd, Presidentg Sandra Han- sen, Secretaryg Judith Otten. ROW ll: Michael Dowd, Peggy Huber, Doris Templeton, Karen McKown, Judith Gee, Wesley Wilson. ROW III: Lee Capps, Clara Koenigsberg, Phil Wymore, Ronnie O'Dor, Randy Kiser, Dick Eldridge. ROW IV: lack Turner, Mike Bussell, Jerry White, Frank Chrane, Greg Lakin, David Arnold. FUTURE TEACHERS, AND SCIENCE CLUBS The Science Club, called the Futurians, was formed tor the encouragement ot science in school. lt is a branch ofthe National Science Club Association Miss Meyer is the sponsor and helps the students arrange tor speakers and educational films that are presented at meetings . The Future Teachers' Association is made up ot Junior and Senior students. lts purpose is to further the knowledge ot the field and for students to see it they are qualified. This year Mrs. White, teacher of Sophomore English, was the sponsor. The club had Films and speakers at their meetings, held the first Thursday of every month. At Christmas time they took toys to 43 some ot the orphanages. LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW I: Jotm Adams, Treasurer, Janie Welty, Vice-Presi- dentg Glenda Burk, Presi- dent: Joyce Ballew, Sec- retary, Ellen Curley, Par- liamentariang Betchie Bloesser, Historian. ROW II: Denelda Richardson, Joyce Cowan, Toni Panter, Linda Thweatt, Dorothy Collins, Nancy Stalcup, ROW III: Delores Kincaid, Donna Armstrong, Peggy Huber, Sandra Hansen, Sharon Schowengerdt, LEF'l Dodg ROW O ' De Koer Turn med for ch of the arrange at PIT, ROW I: Treasurer, Vice-Presi- Burk, Presi- illew, Sec- Surley, Par- Betchie orian. ROW ichardson, Toni Panter, t, Dorothy ay Stalcup. :res Kincaid, ong, Peggy 1 Hansen, engerdt. LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW ONE: Minka Shura, Frank Dodge, Lee Capps, Sandra Hansen, Secretary. ROW TWO, Judy Otten, Barbara Sears, Jo Anna O'Dell, Robert Campbell. ROW THREE: Clara Koeningsberg, Dick Eldridge, President, Jack Turner, Vice President, Ann Eldridge, Steve Hults. ILL AND FUTURE URSES' CL B The Quill Club was formed to encourage creative writing. Membership is open to all high school students. Members select stories written by stu- dents and compile them into a very interesting magazine The Nurses' Club was formed to stimulate the ideas of nursing. All girls in grades nine through twelve who Ore If1fefeSieCl ln the field of medicine are eligible for membership. During the year they have visited t he K, IJ. Medical Center and have made toys to send to a childrens' l'I0SPll0l' LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW ONE: Betty Ford, Eleanor Isen- hour, Treasurer, Wanda Harrison, Vice -President, Janet Troeglen, President, Rose- mary Heckendorn, Historian, Sara Ferril, Secretary, Mrs, Lautenschlager, Sponsor. ROW TWO: Judy Littleford, Audrey Wheat, Sarah Ponder, Jo Anna O'Dell, Karen McKown, Doris Templeton, Roseatta Rosenthal. ROW THREE: Joyce Lamb, Edna Fisher, Bernice Jones, Anita Mason, Wanda Swafford, Lois Henderson, ROW FOUR Nancy Botham, Bonnie Zuck, Shirley McGinn1 Martha Crowder, Mary Beth Mace, -QP Y A, W- - -,.-------Y-,- ....- 4 ., , ,A , , ,. .. . , , ,.- .... .........,.,....-.-...--.-n-v---........-.u-- -+4-er,---v----e--1---- ' .K - - - g V FUTURE I-IOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA LEFT TO RIGHT ROW ONE- Janet Troeglen Lillian Williams Sally Sales Kitty Cotter Janet Hodgson Sharon Clubb Judy Corum Gloria Reynolds Bonnie Zuck ROW TWO. Mrs Chrane Sponsor- Dorothy Carter Clara Koeningsberg Historian- Barbara Isenhour Vice-President- Toni Ann Stickford ROW THREE. Carolyn Hudlemeyer Ann Lancaster 'Betty Ford Nancy McCoy Janice , ' B l I 9 Panter, Presidentg Diane Hudlemeyer, Eleanor Isenhour. Treasurer: Charlotte MCCl-ard, Secretary: l i l 'I l :l l -l 1 il l ,l i l l r l l l r i 1 l l l Cowan Shirley McGinnis Donna Hudlerneyer Nancy Stalcup Barbara Downing ROW FOUR: Pat Conley, Judy Zink, Joyce Cowan, Eleanor Holt, Audrey Wheat, Delores Kincaid, Peggy McCoy, Ann Eldridge. ROW FIVE: Carolyn Shubert, Pat Adams, Evelyn Adams, Angel Cotter, Sue Shockley, Rosanne Brueggeman, Donna Allen, Dena Douglas, Carolyn Alexander. 6 XX XX The gurpose of the F. H.A. is.to fur- ther Interest rn Home Economics. Its 4? .L-.LIL Q gg membership is made up of girls in the -at grades nine through twelve. For each ' of the monthly meetings they invite OQOQS' A a speaker. This year as one of their X ' activities the girls had a come-as-you are party. ,, .. -......- , . .,-.-i.....-,.,,.a..--.,.....-,,.-..--..,r ' - - V - ................... - . .. ., . .. ., ...-... LL- .. ,. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA , LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW ONE: Kenneth Stegall, John Huntsman, John Crouch, Wallace McGinnis, Bernard Liver- man, Jim Hess, Ray Bogart, Mr, Hill. ROW TWO: Ronald Taylor, Glen McGinnis, Terry Dingus, Gary Hudle- meyer, Jerry Stevenson, Richard McClung, Larry Hess, Bobby Ferrell, Philip Johnson, Delbert McGinnis. ROW THREE: Larry Miller, Richard Groves, Charley Clubb, Jerry Woods, Russel Bethel, Dean Pierson, Don Reynolds, Harvey Isenhour, Larry Clevenger, Albert Pierson, Ronald Brundige. ROW FOUR: Fields Dincan, Bob Fousek, David Robertson, Jerry Dingus, James Chenault, Fred Thomas, Richard Pitman, Darrell Glendening, Jim Marshall. ROW FIVE: Walter Aker, Gary Clevenger, Bill Schroeder, Gary McCormick, Jim Debo, George Endi- cott. ROW SIX: Donald Boone, Jerry Powers, Jon Panter, Jim Hurt, Roy Thomas, Donald Brundige. Any boy who has 525.00 invested Eb 'W in a project and, with the help of L Mr. Hill, can complete it, may J belong to the F.F.A. During the year the boys have participated in y the sub-district, district, and state 477 contests. The F.F.A. is a fine or- X ' N Qonization offering excellent train- ing for the Future Farmers of Amer- l K X X icq' l f',f'f ,' f Wil-lil N,, Tyffffffgf 1 l l it 'Xl is Q97 fl flfffdlll 'll l li f, .fm fir l in l lm lk lxxlxxm X 51 . .. ,.,.,.,,,,.- ..v....-..---....., .... ,... , .fx ,A IU W ,- 1 V y n ' M il mca'M'M- 616563632 f 1 A wfff ,iff 1 1 5- Isl IF.- 1 A ' --: XQ- nlnmi N l 1'nl.1y. IX-rclnlwr' W, V53 N13 ' .' , . ' ' .' A'A M M, , ' W' il 6 , P V, . - Y' ' - Aj ,llllblllhlr blunt uulgnl fJ0ul1 U l 1 LU15 kqbcxij H1jghSrI 's ,.ll.H. H' llp H - ' . Auf: , 'nk mn Hg ' I nn 'J ' Ul1f1SUl l2lS ncspe1's 1 m1Ql 1t 1 lf- '- Sgnrry' Rmlf HYHL11L'.L1I,1QlC? 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'Qs ,Aftmf Game Qlhc' Missouri Rixcr Valley Q sence and join the Kansas Ci The acrvifc will bc held in hurlun Conference. gnuiitorinnm which has bean decor-E Qnul in the Qtl'lFiSlIl1l1S snnml and xvilii Both Lilvcrtjs and Park entered this conference dur. :sci the snags im' inc prngmnw. The? ahumralicmfa inchu while ifhristxnns lights .mal tinsci gmpcr sculpture Q1 The Rcvcrcml lac on hand Lu VJYOQTIIIN xx-lm-h W entirely by the st This is the HTS gxxnn oi' this type ior the Pllbllif to gn is invited to mme dams inf ll lcw fA2h1'iSK,1HLlS cclcbrzn lc' L I gm-,.., wp' X meeting of school ofnciuls XY M- ' XVLIS I the namei ihangcd frow nee to the E Ionference. he K.C.S.C l enrollment Hill, 560g R t, 7403 Cents' Blue Spring 350. All oi x a 35 mile e of cveryon WW 4,,,, LhU5U.n9l5 Hgsmuhhn rl he Studgnt XX' In DTUYL' ll, f,hI'18 Ixcrl' .Ind V n---M ...,,,W.,.7 I ig grggtf-jr my 'UUWH' hoifw Nw thc Ufwfwu 3X.1ncy lniunrcmlsmm placed third in lv -, . A , ' A If jf nd Libcrtygs loom I5 bn-xng nsul ln' 1111 Ln put? . 1 J ' ,, W . X ' Q1 gf.0lllllllUti?f? 5 f , ' . , . pnum p.un11nM mntwt at . num 1. . , ' , . , . ' ' 1 ', , 1 fy ' n hun nm: flu nm spun ni Qhrm ?UL.L.L.m1L,U U Mmgfms ,mm xmlh T By btudent 1 Us in the my M- 214,111,115 um-. Ihrkhill. Wx I,i1wrn'Q :H Q 1 I L, Glenda Burk vm me on ,,h,,W,,.. .,u,, , , X ' - ' g V 54 j i me . Ina cn ,a .... ,.. x,,.,.,.,-.. . ' , ' , EmFUIlp'N5L,l lin 21315. iomwl' LM 1 the iwnllowinq people and coznxnittcesg nonfomerenm Ouenmgs m th! , ' ., , ' . 3cuu w c mn rn ga ,, ms mm sucnc nn . , Q . . -. ' H A xlllllldl i'UllrU5 1311111312 ,I, l n . ' Nor the f,OL1I'lXKXlI'lU1l1Lf events. I or5bJH Mheduhi' Supp Bunk - lgmxur lwnnmls 4 TL. in tw it. 1 , - , 3 hn h ., . , 1, . - Q Q f I , . ,, I , . A ax opc to Lonnnnc paw 1 . I - . . .Im mnnnxnu nn in dame. Ianni -, , . , , 4 I' 0 dnudrf 9 It s ngml in mx' xv?1c1'ncr num- lnnc' 1 XX-Glu! W H Chmcu ,hbxirmm Uthcri cclsxor bprlngs IH lootlmll. f ' . . Y 1 . . k Q . . 5 ' Six years Jgo, on Ucccxnlwcr W. thc WM I WWI -WUNHY IT-IUWHQ W munmmccg NC. -HX- irsr ifm1rLxxu1r1nimg cxcnt was held Wlmm! W -md 0111 Ui Nw WHYCSE . Q A m , .. . E I T . , , ' . ll ldiwxlnu High Sfhmjlv It wzlsiuwug to ku? mmm? I4iM,rU wwiinxxgn Q,onnn1ItqL- E. i,r1QQQiXElg1rLlcrMLXCSN bidlldb IH fJyIl1 Igiflgjgli gmgl 5 wmW,Wd yn, .Ln c+..,4,,,,.- E w4-H rvnrmc-rm-11 ln' thc iollowinu: fmUL'ummAm -M ,wtf 3. ' U Q Our new concession stan: Mllllfl. y for t c was 'ct Ll s 'I I I 4 h l L. b H Thi, mum PWWN, rw concession standls. ' e Inonev ior schoo c hc School spirn K TWC lw.lsliCIhg1U Sensi IHHC IN.ll1HCY QL' C inu Tnr tocvliwz . . QL' N 3 9 5 FHL ,,, I vu-wn1.1l1nn. :Incl Im C lx VIL' K 'W' ff X 8, . are zx big improvcmer . set up in the halls las can also have fund: n the cwfcrcrin ufu 'mth musxc supphcdx . These new nnpmw Yrcxtly CUiCl?'CLi by ly jc as well ,rs other W the games are: . . Lihcrl . . Spun HI .. L. . . Vcpi . . Slndcnti . . Nnrsnfsl ff . hx ing the smmln W . . luninr U- 4 , 5,5 VN, if 52' X Z? fx ,M 'f f i fy, 7 f f , 1 ff V .24 .1--- Num .--...Q High Sch S Join :ference llonrcl ol' litlnt ' 8 to withdraw liver Valley C1 the Kansas Clt 'nce. y and Park onterence tlurr ool olllc ials We the name h1n3,,etl iron ll. ll was tl . , 0 5 1 ' nee to the li Ionterence. ,I he K.C.S.C. enrollments Hill, 560g Rt t, 7403 Center, Blue Springs. V' 350. All ol e x a 35 mile! e ol everyone ge greater nut td Lrhertyls l ns in the next .vill have onli ooenings in thc Supt. Brock hm 'ontinue playin, in football. S in Gym mncession stantl the hzlslictlxtll s cession stands. ey for school 0 rig improvemerl a in the halls lan! lso have funtl ft caletcriat nftc' usic supplietl lk me new improvv enjoyed hy Ill- full :ts other lil! tg tht- stztntl- ames arc: IZ . . lr.ilwt-rv 7 . . Sport! v . . CT, I . . llep li If . . Stutlent lvl 9 . . Nurses ll . . Iunior Cl-l' LHS TWIRLERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Margie Schlickelman, Sharon Smith, Mary Ellen Fowler, Joyce Ballew, Head Twirlerg Betty Lou Reppert, Mascotg Carolyn Schultz, Drum Majoretteg Judy Epstem, Sandra Spencer, ,Sarah Ponder, HEAD TWIRLER Joyce Ballew Our twirlers are the high- stepping part of our L. H. S. band. Many hours of drill are spent during the summer working out routines for the parades and football games of the coming fall season. lx lg 'J Yfwkwl . flee.. MASC OT Betty Lou Reppert l DRUM MAJOREHE ,Carolyn Schultz , 53 ......-......-.. .....-......-.........,... OUR CONCERT BA D , 10' f f fa I , , X f f 4 ,, fi ,A WQ' LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW ONE: Jerry Carey, Minka Shura, Sharon Smith, Margie Schlickleman, Deanna Duncan, ROW TWO: Jerry Gairrett, Nancy Clark, Mary Ellen Fowler, Marshelle Johnson, Sandra Spencer, ROW THREE: Sandra Williams, Marcia Love, Nancy Mason, Judy Otten, Jimee Khuehl. ROW FOUR: Curtis Brooks, Jackie Southard, Tom Otiker, Gerry Gamble, Sarah Ponder, Nancy Love, ss. 4 fW,, NX LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW ONE: Margaret Schultz, Jim Anderson, Sandra Hansen, Greg Lakin, ROW TWO: Eddie Carter, Anthony Willis, Phil Wymore, Bill Millen, Randy Kiser, ROW THREE: Buddy Lofland, Donna Allen, Tom Wiltshire, Ronald Decker, 54 LEFT Balle A , is N ai 5533, if 1 j A 3 sg Y- -:-z5 i:- -:gr , :Zi 1- A--113. X ..,.-Nui -1 . -- .Q N -.igu - ' rg, , , . - 5 :ig- . r Q' Xxln D MARC HING BAND ll .-to Ks nn, LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW ONE: Lowell Irminger, Jerry Powers, Carolyn Schultz, Jack Turner, ROW TWO: unson, Robert Fousek, Dorothy Thomas, Chris Kerr, William Blake, George Barber, ROW THREE: Bernard imee Liverman, Marion Daulton, John Pritchard, Pat Brown, Roger Wisdom, Arnold Schumacher, Joyce nder, Ballew. ROW FOUR: Sarah Stewart, Dena Douglas, George Schumacher, Darlene Lancaster, Mike Bussell. PEP B X T My , Q . FS 2 ff i H an Q P -rg Q s 5 5 Y, 1 . v9 K 5515, M135 2111 as - . Q X . .Q L S i-M.. Q! X w. xx. X X ,, fi' , f 1 , 2 1 ,ajz E f S 'Q ,Aw Zo , Q , 'YQ ' s ' A. ,, V7 V P N A LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW ONE: Sarah Ponder, Nancy Mason, Jerry Gairrett, ROW TWOg Eddie Carter, Donna Allen. Dorothy Thomas, Greg Lakin, Randy Kiser, ROW THREE Mike Bussell, Jack Turner, Ronald Decker, 55 ,,.,.....,..-o-L.,....,-.-.-:-- , ,1-.... .,. . , ..-.....- , ,.,. ........ .-Q-.e-....-,-...Q-..-.,....,... ..,.,.....-......-.- .,...- um., 57' W ffif' J fy V A17 V, s 1 flllfi' X M f pf J' ,w ,LQ gi , ff V1 N. 1 1 if O .C ' H f fl! If XI' ff ff f ff 1 ff i Lund' ' if MV fyf A J ,I VJ .A ff ff' , - ,Aj K 1 b'f'f! lftuf , ff, 'f n fluff fn fl fl ,- ll fv I , , 1 L ,' , 2 L ,ff , Lf , t ,. H, J, X, Xflf' WL I BX, nflx luke V V ,f FV l'7fAlf'+-e DIA 7 F A lf! 'lj' ZTQVJ X 1' 1-5 X ll f J 2' fy fl' f Af TN . W' WQWVV f ,f , 1 if s it X ff n ff! f pf Ll ,' ff' 1 N A Zi j f'ff7 J Three's a crowd! Q fx 1 UL, I 1 'if I A ,ff ff W! l 1 , 1 fl Wg! I ,fl l vw L K X 7, W' ff J Y if W W 1 f A V 'sake ' if 57 Beilefjfi' ff ' 1 P37707 if f i f W 'ff , jf lj? N jj , l zsfifmi WW Detention? N l 'wt ssgt x :ZZ M bp w 6 ess X , A x 56 Think l'll just polish the apple a little. After hours -Drugstore ! S fx.-.al-1 A-4 ---f - -.,. -- ...M-,.. uv.. ....' .-.44-,.-,. ..,..-........-......:455.Z-.4.k.4..L.-. .51 71 Q , U -I W .-,,,., , W V b -- A- . -7. . Y V-A , -, , ' -K V N Y - Y , , W Y, ......-as-4 5. .....-.44.-.....t.:.:..s.... ..a..- ..,., ,.. , , , ..i'f '- BL EJAYW PEP CLUB Liberty blueiays, blueiays, blueiays . . . This is iust one of the many Pep l Club cheers. Their boundless school B l spirit encourages members of the teams E as well as the entire student body. R Attendance at all the games proves T their Feeling of school spirit to all. f-'h Q ,,, S. 6 N I as. 2' , ,, 5,7 , ,,, 1, 'b 'f s gr I, , - 3 ,M C LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW ONE: Toni Panter, Bette Thomas, Sue Benson, Peggy Brown, Sergeant at Arms, Charlotte McClard, Secretary, Annette Admire, Vice-President, Eileen Warder, Presidentg Janice Halterman, Treasurer, Courtney Roberts, Parliamentarian, Judy Epstein, Bonnie Zuck, ROW TWO: Miss Tomlinson, Liz Allison, Nancy Behrendsen, Anita Mason, Sandra Hall, Nancy Botham, Evelyn Adams, Gloria Reynolds, Jessie Reeds, Judy Zink, Carolyn Shubert, Dorothy Thomas, Mary Ellen Berry. ROW THREE: Nancy Stalcup, Ann Eldridge, Eleanor Holt, Audrey Wheat, Linda Thweatt, Karen Hall, Rose Binnicker, Betty Ford, Glenda Burk, Carolyn Schultz, Ellen Curley. ROW FOUR: Sara Ferril, Carol Slater, Sue Johnson, Anita Burke, Janie Welty, Sally Fisher, Donna Armstrong, Denelda Richardson, Jo Anna O'dell, Janet Hodgson. ROW FIVE: Eleanor Smith, Wanda Swafford, Marilynn Peters, Nancy McNutt, Judy Fulkerson, Sue Clark, Janie Thomas, Brenda Marshall, Ann Lancaster, Carolyn Hudlemeyer, ROW SIX: Louella Lee, Dorothy Collins, Janice Van Schaick, Betchie Bloesser, Barbara Adams, Kay Sparks, Sharon Smith, Joyce Lamb, Nancy Mason, Joyce Cowan, ROW SEVEN: Billie Summers, Nancy Purdy, Beverly Hall, Cherry James, Betty Castor, Janice Cowan, Shirley McGinnis, Janice Olson, Brenda Turner, ROW EIGHT: Beverly Medley, Judy Otten, Bernice Jones, Joyce Edwards, Judy Littleford, Lexye Short, Beverly Schulte, Carol Gabbert, Judy Corum. ROW NINE: Jo Eiker, Karen Nelson, Gail Moran, Connie Hull, Elaine Duval, .Lore Retta Yarborough, Marcia McComas, Diane Isley, Connie Riley. 57 , A CAPPELLA CHOIR 2 3213213213 I , a i gi? gffhi 3 3:3 'gfija of A 3 jf E , B is - --- EBV? - .il'!'l gpg- BB by -ee cresc. 5 D 3 2 1 aww 4 . l 3 i 2 1 LEFT Beverl Brendz McGi1 C Denel Fowle Peters Carolj LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW ONE: Denelda Richardson, Katie Singer, Beverly Schulte, Beverly Hall, Liz Allison, Irene Jones, Judy Gamble, Martha Van Dyke, Deanna Duncan, Beverly Newton, Judy Mack. ROW TWO: Judy Otten, Karen McKown, Brenda Marshall, Mary Messimer, Ann Crum, Nancy McNutt, Donna Armstrong, Bette Thomas, Sara Ferril, Carolyn Schultz, Carol Slater, Ruth Ann McNutt, Marshelle Johnson, Alan Welles. ROW THREE: John Pugh, Jim Pierce, Paul O'Dell, Woodson Warder, Danny Murry, Robert Campbell, John Adams, Selden Hirni, Howard Barnes, Bruce Kerr, Larry Sartain, Buddy Lofland, Chris Kerr, John Pierce, Murray Stewart . f . 3 , B 3 3 3 23 1 5 , i si, ,il B aaa B B. B B f if B P B H or 'P P' 'a S traits 7 if J ll E ,W C Q MW'A2lBB,. f gill' ': A , an 51' W ' ' MQ .1 af a Q 1 . -A a F52 1' '7' A-.-...L -d5' EER RIAA GIRLS' GLEE CLUB I 5 LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW ONE: Linda Nicholson, Sharon Hudlemeyer, Judy Otten, Katie Singer, Beverly Schulte, Diana Isley, Deanna Duncan, Beverly Newton, Judy Gamble, Marshelle Johnson, Brenda Kerr, Sharon Slater, Sally Fisher, Rosemary l-Ieckendorn. ROW TWO: Sarah Stewart, Shirley McGinnis, Karen Knight, Beverly Hall, Brenda Marshall, Ann Crum, Nancy McNutt, Karen McKown, Denelda Richardson, Martha Van Dyke, Irene Jones, Cheryl Richardson, Anita Burke, Mary Ellen Fowler, Courtney Roberts. ROW THREE: Sharon Schoenborn, Janice Olson, Carolyn Palmer, Marilynn Peters, Judy Fulkerson, Mary Messimer, Donna Armstrong, Sharon Schowengerdt, Sarah Ferril, Carolyn Schultz, Liz Allison, Carol Slater, Ruth Ann McNutt, Judy Littleford, Sarah Eiker. BOYS' GLEE CLUB ff J LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW ONE: John Pugh, Ronald O'Dor, Jim Pierce, Bruce Kerr, Chris Kerr, John Pierce, Alan Welles, James Osborne, Howard Barnes, Greg Lakin, Jim Riggs. ROW TWO: Robert Campbell, Don Karlstrom, Woodson Warder, Danny Murry, Buddy Lofland, Kenny Floyd, Murray Stewart, Jerry Saulsbury, Larry Sarrain 4 , John Crouch. ROW THREE: James Duncan, Jack Turner, Paul O'Dell, John Pritchard N Selden Hirni, John Adams, J,B, Dowd, Richard Groves, Fields Duncan, Carrick r 1 Lf- 5.1 f Lf Z VHKALXX-Si' P- ff' .- Mustion. 59 X. : 5 .........,... ' .. ... .. ...- .. .,... ...... .4-.1-nn-. 1 4 I v J S J I I I J! W M 'i, Vi 2.3 Z! I I . rp? el at if 4 SMALL GROUP GIRLS' SEXTET: Linda Nicholson, Beverly Schulte, Brenda Marshall, Sharon Slater, Shirley McGinnis, Brenda Kerr. NI 'S CMAKERS DOUBLE MIXED QUARTET: Judy Otten, Sharon Schoenborn, Carolyn Schultz, Martha Van Dyke, Danny Murry, Don Karlstrom, John Pierce, Howard Barnes. GIRLS' TRIO: Karen Mc- 11' Kown, Cheryl Richard- ,b,: son, Ruth Ann McNutt, 5 ,, MN GIRLS' QUARTET: Judy Otten, Nancy McNutt, Judy Gamble, Marsh- elle Johnson. BOYS' QUARTET: Sel- den I-Iirni, Jack Turner, Murray Stewart, Alan Welles. MADRIGAL: Judy Otten, Karen McKown, Ann Crum, Nancy McNutt, Katie Singer, Deanna Duncan, Bev- erly Newton, John Pugh, Jim Pierce, Selden Hirni, Donna Armstrong, Sandy Morris, Murray Stewart, Buddy Lofland, Alan Welles. , MIXED QUARTET: Jim Pierce, Karen McKown Judy Gamble, Richard Groves. BOYS' DOUBLE QUARTET: John Pugh, Woodson Warder, Don Karlstrom, Danny Murry, Frank Dodge, John Crouch, Greg Lakin, Fields Duncan. it ,rd ET: Judy sAcNutt, Marsh- 'ET: lim McKown, Ri chard Ee' 5 L xx, ,,tl...4r-...- Wfwff My ,, W Q N. N N ff 3 N N9 N A w.XQ:N -.xj X, N 4 X K ,SW h :q2xij..,. N,NX ' - emi 11: ..... . aavwlwii. 'SU .X X Q A ,W 5,1 5:5 'ai X W X HO ECOMING Sk Z PSH OTS ,f Wwwf Q W Q 3 Q ff W 1 W KM ,, X iff 'V W Wx: W W -Q ' xx www XJ? xx is ' ..., 5 1 W ,aw sv-4 ' , , WW f , . ' ff' i X 5 rf 7 I WWW gf, ,, , , ,wiv f ff W ,,,..gN I I-IOMECOMI G -- 1958 i,gg2f'f ' 'w ail-'Ly 'jf ' 104.3 Q Y if . L- 7 A 1' ' fs. if A ff, . - ' M A 5' - fill ggi ' , 6 4 ' t xy, S Q rw x y 'fy ' s , 9 0, i f 1 7565 2' M if SN ' ' 1 , s 1 yQliiEf .fl ' ff I X- 1 . fl, an f , L x N k 'ff X gp' , , ,, l of ,js 3, , I, , my ,jf . 4 ff f 1 ff 1 1 ff' 'f f M ff 1'Z?f0, ,ss - ,f ,517 . s B 'vfsxsi Q .- w gf, . J' n H8611 Miss Joyce Bal Flrst Attendant Miss Dorothy Thomas Second Attendant Miss Courtney Roberts NIOR PLAY Bull In A China Shop Dennis O'Finn Miss Amantha Miss Hildegarde Miss Birdie . Miss Lucy . Miss Elizabeth Miss Nettie . Kramer . . Stretcher Bearer Stretcher Bearer. . Jane Roger . Johnson . . Richard Hall Barbara Sears Sandra Hansen . . Sue Johnson . . Jane Welty . . Charlotte McClard Sandra Spencer . . John Crouch .Jim Anderson . . Lee Capps . . Linda Sevier . . Alan Welles Student Director . . JoAnn Demark Director Mr. Ramquist 1 Hall Sears ansen vhnson Welty Clard xencer Erouch derson Capps Sevrer Nel les 'emark SENIOR PLAY ,eff Q C ' l ,, The Whole Town's Talking ' . . . . Henry Simmons Harriet Simmons Ethel Simmons Chester Blnney Letty Lythe Donald Swift Roger Shields Lula Wllson Sally Otis Annie Sadie Bloom Tax: Drlver Student Director f-1'-' .,ii Tom Wlltshlre Joyce Ballew Betty Wear Jlm Mllllman Beverly Newton Nile Carrothers Larry Drlggers Mary Ellen Berry Janice Halterman Courtney Roberts Ellen Curley Jlm Riggs Judy Epstein 65 -,,-,.,.--s-l. 5 S S 'QQ einiors lst p cace xy 4 25 A , OL'RTW M 7 NG SNAPSI-IOTS U V ,, ,XL ' X I 2 d I xx -UYNOFS I1 P OCS ,G gi WW 'if -: V J lm-. -QS K5 rx x f f , X - A ' Xxxx W 'vis ,Q vi A iygyzm F5 'f 'WZ 'fjifx LAX 'ff Mr .- pf Q 5 X x, V - 2' 1 L- K 4, ,,,,. iff X f V ,W 1 1 ff ff S , fi? g , S Q X...x 'sg Wray V ,394 ff jaw- f -Q ' .i , I Ng ' 0 U , ff ' w I 1, ...QI 5 Q xr P. 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Lf I bf UV Q AR ,A ,KJ ipfv' t X A t ' f ' 1 A V U Q A rx . S J ' A, 'J lv LU :V V 5 P Q fu V ' ' A L I J 1. NIM , gd j f fl YJ w C ff bu U 'ss Bclrborcu Sorver ,fi ' J g 4 . A M ,J ' 4 MM? Xfwj M s 1 U, V ' X lf IVV ? 7 fl ' V QWUX? h-Xrj wff ' U Y ,N fi 4 .PWM-W A 'ff' J 'GU DN U4 , ,-f f few, ' J as - is A X J t x Second Attendant Miss Judy Mock X 7 ,1,:-.-..- ,-.,, W,,.-,,, f ,,,,,,,, ,JEL - ,M H-M,-wi .WZ 1 ,mmf W , , ,.,-, ,K-W, -K , - WK. 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' .. ---- ...a..............,...............,.... .,.-g.....--,,...-,...., . i. Q1 ix jx I 1 . is fl 1 g, 4 fl 1' 12,9 4 X X , X X X X f--xxx ' X f x X f XX x f X V X N SECOND Larry Johnston. 311, VCIITI Bernard Li Nile Carrothers, Driggers, if :s I E il of .5 5 3 E o E-' .. -.4 CI xi -.-4 I CI CD 'U v-c CD UD Q CD CD E O l a .-1 ,-4 -.-4 CQ Todd, NT ROW: Bill FRO 5x L-4 I-4 CU -J THIRD ROW Coach Miller, Don Riggs. ary Jones, Gary Brown, Jim U s-T U f-1 -2 I-.4 U -Q O I E -1-1 CU a-J I-I CU UD Dx L4 I-4 C5 -J H 1-4 GJ M cn uv-4 2-4 .Ci U 1.7 CD 5x o E ro -v-4 Q YU Q ruce Kerr, ROW John Lee, B W: TH RO FOUR Merrell. ch in ger, Coa E .E th 'I-ll f: s: 'I-1 RD o 2 no o cu li 11' cu 3 ob C1 --e cn m CU -1 LL E O D if o ua 'I CD Q 115 w-1 .-CI Q.. .E E E ZS U C2 O y Saulsbury, 1-4 1-1 GJ ve uf DO OO CU ,M UD .-4 li' --4 1 4-1 4-v O U CD 4-v 7w CU Q D: E PH RA OTOG PH athy. UN Roy Thomas, Bob C of 4-5 o Z r: cu 5 11' 11' -I-I an 'cf I-I ev :J o 5-3 'I-C L4 rn.. r: 4: o F5 4-7 Ll cu IE .Q o no U. Jr cu V14 an as 'IUQ I-4 4' 'I-1 3 '15 li eu f: o Q O 2 fi 2 Crouch, John cf 0 1-I F4 -.-4 E 1-I f-4 'r-I I Manager Hess. YH Harrwig, Ji Glendenning, John I-I .-4 CD I-4 I-4 CU Q I-lead Coac Cokley, Li ottcl the City the The thei cmd Ton' Spri con plie ago star husl losi for squr M . bel for I9- 7-1 mon I-C PHED: Bob cathy. UNPHOTOGRA Ifoy Thomas, 6 l-9 O Z CI cu P xi I-4 iii -6 I-I E 9. E E 5--. i i l r l I .D i O D3 6 i E 03 I I 1 1 n a D 4 I 1 1 1 -1 1 S l 5 .1 Fi 12 'N -4 I I 5 me 'NO 5? -4 -4 J ci cu 1. 0 OUULL, Dill. 05055 Mill J as-4 YU .E .Z CU I-I 1 --A -4 I-4 5 'U v-A N ,C 'O Cl o - E cu .cs o :1 .o -ll-I SU ,-4 -4 --1 Q 1-4 CD OO CU C! CU 255 cv Ii E 35. oio -.-4 3 4-a I-1 GS I CI .-G' O v- oh IZ 'I-I f: cz cu -U r: cu 1-C LD v-4 r-4 cu I-I I-0 cu Q if FOOTBALL WTRITE-UP August 18th found ll returning lettermen and many other boys reporting for the first practice sessions of the l958 football season. Coach Miller had a Ietterman for every line position and three backfield positions. After an intra-squad scrimmage to show our team and new uni- forms we were ready to encounter our first foe of the season. Traveling to Park Hill, Liberty showed their offen- sive strength by defeating the Trogans 27-l2. The Jays moved the ball consistently every time they had posses- sion. Bernard Liverman was the sparkplug of the Blueiay attack, scoring 4 touchdowns and 25 points. Down by l9 points at halftime in our opening home and conference game against Lexington, the Jays battled back in a determined comeback only to lose a heartbreaking l3-l9. The following week Liberty was simply out-classed and outplayed by a strong North Kansas City squad in losing 32-O. After allowing a 26 point lst half, a determined Blueiay defense held the Hornets scoreless until the final play of the game. A highly rated Slater team invaded the Blueiay's home field and took home an l8-Oyictory. The Jays rushed 228 yards to Slater's 80 but our pass defense fell apart which allowed Slater all their scores. Moving on to Richmond the Blueiays were the victims of a 4th quarter surge by the Spartans and were defeated in the last minutes by a margin of l9 to l3. The highlight of the evening was Tom Wiltshire's 66 yard touchdown gallop. , ,The most important game of the Blueiay's season was the 7-6 defeat handed to Excelsior Springs in our annual Homecoming game. The Bluejays played inspired football throughout the contest, and put up an outstanding defense that the Tigers couldn't penetrate. Bill Van Note sup- plied our touchdown and Jim Hurt kicked the winning point. The victory enabled Liberty to once again regain the dueling pistols. Following our Homecoming, the Blueiays tangled with undefeated Higginsville. After a slow start Higginsville turned the game into a track meet with Liberty taking mostly seconds. The Corn- huskers 37-O win proved to everyone that they were worthy of the conference championship. Playing in Marshall's wet Homecoming game, Liberty gave the Owls a tough game even though losing by a lopsided 27-7 margin. Tom Wiltshire accounted for our lone tally on a 35 yard end sweep. A fired-up Carrollton squad, in their Homecoming game, squeezed by the Blueiays for a l3-6 victory in our final M. R.V.C. game. Liberty scored the first time they got the ball but couldn't hit paydirt again. Fumbles were costly for the Jays as 2 set up both Trogan scores. In the final game of the season, Liberty was defeated l9-7 on William Chrisman's rain-soaked field. After a 7-7 halftime score, Chrisman came back to tally twice more as a result of Liberty's fumbles. The Jays finished with a 2-8 seasonal record and a l-6 record in the conference, tying them for last place. 5 COACHES V Head Coachg Phil Miller, Freshman Coach, Kenneth Cokley, Line Coach: Fred Merrell. TRI-CAPTAINS Gary Jones, Larry Driggers, Gary Brown. F BBS TUHAN TEAM. M FGOTB LL W L -4-li f -. -g-fa vafnw-ins 9 'll ' 7'-he '!- My 1 ,pg fr f I ff R wg 5 X, ,wrj ff, Oxy 5 f WWW V ff 1 J LW!! WMM X, f W Q M wx XWM Z ix I 4. Aww 5 1 W ff xii, F f 1 rf .. N W W 'ff f ww, AFR 2 W we X d Palmer, Larry McBroom, Sim Pierce, Woodson Warder, Admire, Bry an Sriritori, Par Ry an, Virrcii Biii Schroeder, Russ Berhei, r e Sud y WO- Tom Danny Nlurry LEFT TO R1GH'Y, ROW ONE: Chipper F y , Simmy Essig, Rorxaid Brown, Tom Pritchard. ROW T . Admire, Jimmy Simraii, Dougias Rice. ROW Ti-XREE1 Fred Perry, Kerry Carey. :MAN C HEERLEADERS I hi R. r W , r , W ., , kgml 5 LEFT T T' -Jud . 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A S R N I 1 'IA ,yum f ' r , , y, at ff? 7 ' ' J ' 4 fl f t' A ,ir s ? SM ,leaf V, Z :1-1 I las: r ,af 3321 H . ,, ' S1 532 .2 f ' '-- ' 'z M , ' 1 7 X fi . ' 1 3 . ., x W, I ,, A 175 ,f X a!! sg ,V X Eff ef.. ff -. Za, f, N 235 tux? .,: ,,,,' ' My if 1' N lfy . Y L69 ' zr zf fi- 5 A 5 :-:1' ESV 0, H' ' ' f ffss.,:a. -5714437 f- - ' - + ntlb : , ' Q II' J .Z . , , ., r 21 Jwgi W ,V 12 gg A 'A LARRY DRIGGERS gay y E 2nd year letterman at quarter- tw, 3 f back. Missed 7 games due to A , if h Q a broken thumb, A good passer Q . and deceptive ball handler. Q. Tri Captain, r Y X L! KS EWKLJ E U, Q ,iq X if , X .j,7 7' Y F M, , ' of I A ...G f 1 '?'L,'T ah ' if QQ- Egg, F jr f yah' A 'AIKLGQ llgirffftcvc in QA M13 ,J an f ,, aw' as r l, r Qfm 6 N, fwg. rl: 2 fiwuw 1 A .1-QQ: , s l s H '- W -J ,ls .. A . if ii-' VVMQ Lind, Liefy, FQMITJ : ' fwffi ff - MZ ?W74',, , Q f . Q R ,a ,, ., , Q5 -159111 .. w ks. 1, 'fs Jams. sNQsw . . ..,1,s . ako E rw if jk, J,L.,gvfgI,lLf SQ klk9vQfLgL.l- I p K ,X -gr, ,g ff. fs! ff U? SEI-,DEN HIRNI f-Jynbgie ri.cvtcQ,9t,r Q yn K - 2nd year letterman at enCl. JI. 1 .psig - - ll , gf 5 Shrfty and hard pass receiver X , ,yQ,,f1i D aL,f5.,b,,L,3,it, ' Y ,Q A xl! 'ffl Rx A to defend against, Good blocker. yUg,rl.. WSU... -,Q L 7' '-YQ N t' fx I Q, QMLD ,t,4,,,s.ifQwJ Q I Q5, -EH :W,2s,4YiL,, w- ' 62 -. , ,r,l:,fmyf4--f'u'u' 'px il il QL, M xl'-,,.f'. L W, , 1 , ,wil I 1 WALLAC 2nd year 14 Dependabl and tough A steady p . ------,-. .. ,..,,.-....,....,..i...-.s-.--.,-r.... ---.r.Q..1.....,4.-..a4.4.- -..,.gi..,. - ,, -. -...A az ... . .. - r., -- , Ah W, ,w,.,.,,..,.. xi X tits NCQ af! N Xu hui' 740 4 QQKW GGERS n at quarter f SENIOR BL EJAY LETTERMEN WALLACE McGINNIS 2nd ear letterman at center Y imes due to Dependable offensive center A good Passat and tough middleman on defense 1 handler A steady performer ,O-'VL FLG' it-Mfwslk Q-g,,L.., -LC 'C ffl' C dm Ldwa Cl' I JAH 1,161 I will S' H-fs! U JIM HURT 2nd year letterman at guard Krcked all extra pornts the past 2 seasons Recerved Honorable Mentron All Drstrrct TOM WILTSHIRE 2nd year letterman at half back Fastest boy on team and leadrng scorer Frlled rn at quarterback and drd a good Job ge: -.HA--..,..,........ BILL TODD 2nd year letterman at end Largest Sen1or on squad and hard to move on defense Slowed up by 1n1ur1es UNPHOTOGRAPHED BILL JONES lst year letterman at half back Frrst year out for foot ball Came along fast and developed rnto a good half back JIM RIGGS 2nd year letterman at tackle An Honorable Mentron All Con ference Tackle Rated by Mars hall the best tackle tney faced all year FINAL SCORES PARK HILL LEXINGTON NORTH KANSAS CITY SLATER RICHMOND EXCE LSIOR SPRINGS HIGGINSVILLE MARSHALL CARROLLTON WILLIAM CHRISMAN QQ 99 V O' I VYJVLJ 31 ,V 4, h ff? I I ASV fe aff' 1 5, IN I ,-'fvvylf' T t JF? C . ttsn ' is ' , - - v - . . - I ' ' ' I 0 I 'N F F A 'x Jf, - LBERY . 27 , .12 -' LBERTY . I3 , , .19 f bff W'W LBERTY. 0 X ,9 uf , Lp T 2 J , 0 0 0 Q n n p LBERY. O , , , .18 gut ff-f - LBERY.I3 , , ,19 1 gp , - , ,T , L BER LY . 7 6 beg, fl . 'wfusfvjw I . I L Y o O . . I fa, I, A 1 4 . L 0 7 0 0 Q - L BER Y . 6 , , I3 L BER Y . 7 19 X11 f CJ .Ql 3 l l 4 L CLUB 1 e li J , , fi lr , ' l 1 I E i ll l l l l l 4 l l l E LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW ONE: Wallace McGinnis, Selden Hirni, Torn Wiltshire, Gary Jones, Vice- l Presidentg Gary Brown, Presidentg Bernard Liverrnan, Secretaryg ,Tim Hurt, Bill Todd. ROW TWO: L John Crouch, Larry Sartain, Jim Riggs, Don Scott, David Moyer, Nile Carrothers, Larry Driggers, l lsr ll li s ti iii '71 H, l Bill Jones, Coach Phil Miller. ROW THREE: Fred Cathy, Bruce Kerr, Chris Kerr, Bill Van Note, Jim Irminger, John Pritchard, Jerry Saulsbury, Roy Thomas, Bobby Joe Crisler. l lg Being a member of the L Club is a dis- fg tinct honor, which gives boys athletic recog- ' 'l J nition. They must have participated in l0 COA'-56, quarters or a full game of play in football, l2 quarters of basketball or a total of l2 points I Tiki? in track . g Occasionally a boy receives a letter be- f cause of hard work and outstanding sportsman- A ,RQ Mx N ship, even though he hasn't played a suffic- T, 1 iiil ient number of quarters. This year among their ,X activities they held a dinner for the football gg g players and their fathers, sponsored several Nl C dances after football and basketball games, ' -as and acted as hosts at the annual L Club it dance. r 'Xi , i' fee'-1 QQ 'i -11-H-----4-2-1----+-4P21-ff .Q-'al14 'g':Y,eg,aaa-19-.ia -f:. f ' - 1 5 ---,- -- - L.. r . , , .. I M CLUB Durlng the last few years at L H S gurls sports have grown, mainly by the formation of teams an the gym classes and by the organlza M Club was formed three years ago for girls who show skill in various fields of sports. Besides weekly meetings and practices the girls have participated in play-days at Lexing- ton, North Kansas City, William Jewell and Warrensburg. In these play-days it is some- 5 times required that the club present skits, and Liberty has taken first place with every skit. M Club also plays the All Stars ' basketball volleyball and soft ball. The All Star team is made up of the outstand' g QQ 99 tion ofthe M Club. S ' 4? ll ll ll ll ll ll, I girl athletes in the gym classes. LEFT TO RIGHT ROW ONE Ellen Curley VICC Pres1dent Donna Armstrong Presldent Carole Harmon Secretary Dorothy Thomas Treasurer ROW TWO Peggy Brown Ann Lancaster M1ss Tomlmson Sponsor L1z All1son Judy Z1nk ROW THREE Sally F1sher Janet Isley Carolyn Adams Martha Van Dyke Jane Ray ROW FOUR Nancy Love Ga1l Moran Beverly Medley Sarah Elker Maman Daulton Dena Douglas ROW FIVE MHICIB McComas Sue Clark Lore Retta Yarborough E1a1ne Duval Nancy Stalcup .l31'l1CC Harmer 81 . - . . . . , I 1 1 1 1 . , : g ' 0 I 1 I ' ' ' ' 3 , . I , , . , , - 0 1 1 1 ' ' - 3 1 1 1 ' ' I I 1 ' ' , I , . ,,,,, ,V , , .M H, ,,,,, ,.,..,,,,, .A , , ,s,,,,....,,,,,--...-,,..,.,.,,....---....,......,.-.-....Y-..-v.-,. . - -1-1-1--li-P --- BASKETBALL REVIEW With the return of three starters from last year's 14-10 team, Fred Cathy, Larry Driggers, and Gary Jones, the prospects were very bright for a success- ful season . Opening up the season in the annual M. R.V.C. Tournament at Richmond, the Jays slipped by Lexington and Slater for the right to play in the finals against a strong Marshall squad. Trailing by 13 points at halftime, the Blue- iays put on a spectacular comeback to defeat the Owls 57-51 and bring home the championship trophy. In our first regularl scheduled contest, a non-conference game at St. Joseph, the Jays were handed their first defeat of the season by Central 53-51 Beginning the conference campaign, Liberty set back five consecutive opponents, including Carrollton 44-41 in our annual Courtwarming game, be- fore being turned back by Marshall 51-48 in an overtime game at Liberty. After routing Lexington, Liberty played host to powerful Raytown. The Blueiays, running their first zone defense in 16 years under Coach Kenneth Cokely, upset favored Raytown by the score of 42-36. Continuing in M.R.V.C. play, the Jays took decisive victories over Higginsville, Richmond, and Carrollton. Traveling to Slater, the Jays were upset by an unstoppable Wildcat five for their worst defeat of the season. Next the .lays were faced with their most important game of the season, played at Marshall. A win would mean a share in the conference crown for Liberty. In a nip and tuck battle, the Owls squeezed out a 1 point victory to gain their third consecutive M. R.V.C. championship. The following week, Liberty played in its final M.R.V.C. game against Excelsior Springs, winning 50-32 to sew up a second place tie with Slater. Moving on to the Regional Tournament at Independence, Liberty opened up by defeating Manual, 60-44. Our semi-final game with Van Horn ended in a 6 point victory for the Falcons. Wan Horn went on to cop the title.j The Jays played their final game of the season against a larger Northtown squad. Trailing 10 points at halftime, the Blueiays showed their determination and ability to come-back by winning the game 48-47 and the 3rd. place cup to climax a successful 17-5 seasonal record. Our B-Team also had an outstanding season compiling a 12-4 record and finishing in a tie with Excelsior Springs for the B-Team championship. Prior to the Regional Tournament the team selected Fred Cathy, Lar Driggers, and Gary Jones as honorary tri-captains for the year. Liberty Liberty Liberty Liberty Liberty Liberty Liberty Liberty B-Team Scores Central Higginsville Richmond Slater Carrollton Excelsior Marshall Lexington Liberty Liberty Liberty Liberty Liberty Liberty Liberty Liberty Raytown Higginsvi l le Richmond Carrollton Slater Lexington Marshall Excelsior VY 42 35 26 55 47 53 60 60 VARSITY BASKETBALL SQUAD I KNEELING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Selden Hirni, Murray Stewart, Larry Driggers, David Cathy, Anthony Willis. STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Jim Irminger, David Moyer, John Pritchard, Fred Cathy, Gary Jones, Coach Cokely. 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V4 .gf f ' 1 , ,f ez:-f A , V V e uf ...Ng f f K' QL New 1 f . ,ffl at X f X 'file ' ad ,, t '.u .,f ,Q-LJ, X fam .:.. , S ff X f y fg ff X ,W 0 X X WILLIAM JEWELL COLLEGE salutes with congratulations the T959 graduating class of Its hometown T WP Llberty I-hgh School Through one hundred ten years, William Jewell College has provided ln Liberty an efflclent, recognized and accredited pro gram of higher education Its degree IS accepted In graduate and professional schools throughout the nation The College IS proud of the representative students from Liberty who have chosen Wllllam Jewell as their college These students from our hometown are j especially lcome and appreciated Jfff Nawaz: 1407 5 fd CW M Walter Pope Blnns, President 7 A107 LXKUKJ. 74' wwf-:ff 1 gf ZQAZM Q7 W fly!! ff fj of zfavff Jaffe, yfvwfifiwflwm WMM! WW ,M zz M X l f Cyjfffffff Weffw M41 ,M-fsymcb A r-41 X00 K1-I ff , 5 4014 X 1 - O O I C : I I I l I I I I I I I I I I E . K f - -fx uyxfpv I . I , . 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We appreciate the interest shown by the local business firms mentioned, and we hope that this book gives a clearer understanding of our school and its activ- ities. El ANNA LEE'S TOT SHOP EI ARMSTRONG TRACTOR AND IMPLEME NT COMPANY III BABCOCK INSURANCE AGENCY EI BATES' LAUNDERITE . III BEGGS' PHARMACY U BIGGERSTAFF INSURANCE AGENCY III BRANT'S III 'BRATCHER SERVICE STATION III BREIPOHL DRUG COMPANY El MRS. W. B. BRUSH REAL ESTATE II HOWARD C. CHRISMAN I.-fl CHUCK BROWN'S SERVICE STATION Cl CHUCK AND HELEN'S A 8. W DRIVE-IN C CHURCH-ARCHER FUNERAL HOME CI CITY ELECTRIC Bt APPLIANCE COMPANY III CLAY COUNTY ABSTRACT COMPANY U CLAY COUNTY BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION E -....-....T.44...g-,-M, 1-FQIIQF-A-Q1 X, v n, fi USE OUR CHECK LISTS I3 CLAY COUNTY LUMBER COMPANY lj COLONIAL HOTEL Q III CONSOLIDATED LAUNDRY AND CLEANERS III LUCILE DAVIS APPAREL SHOP III DESERT GOLD FEED COMPANY III DUNCAN MILLINERY III DUNCAN SERVICE STATION, BOB HESSEL, LESSEE CI EDWARD'S ICI FARM BUREAU MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY IIICLARENCE FERRIL DRUG STORE III FIGHTMASTER PLUMBING AND HEATING III FISCHER'S FLOWERS CI FISHER'S GROCERY CI FLAMINGO MOTOR LODGE EI FREVERT HARDWARE COMPANY EI FIRST NATIONAL BANK III GABBERT SHEET METAL AND HEATING '9 89 -ili... .,- 1 1... -..1--..-A-Q... ., , , -b-w..v... Y M, V- CS' V5 TRADE WISELY WITH- FOI CI GLYN-NORA BEAUTY SALON I HALFERTY GIFT SHOP D HALL MOTOR COMPANY CI HAWKER'S MOBILE SERVICE STATION II HOBBY MART III HUFFT'S TOOL RACK CI HYDRO-BUTANE GAS COMPANY III JOHNSON MEMORIALS EI LANE'S SERVICE STATION I3 LEE-MAR III LEADER DEPARTMENT STORE ' CI LIBERTY FARM STORE U LIBERTY SEWING MACHINE CO.-WESTINGHOUSE APPLIANCES II LIBERTY SUBURBAN SAVINGS 8K LOAN CI LIBERTY TRIBUNE EI LIBERTY TRUCK AND TRACTOR COMPANY CI LOWMAN MOTORS -.I.L'....,..-...-..-.-mg,--.--.,.--...A.a...:..44Q:.-gLL:,+,k5.45gfQ5..?+g 42m55V4.:..,...g....L...........L..........4:........L...Sw.. ,,.,., . . 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