Neosho High School - Wild Cat Yearbook (Neosho, MO)

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Q1 '-1' . --- S. C. C. X i ,I 'a .l 4 1 i WA, BACK ROW: Lee, Melton, Wolfe, Mr. Blankenship, Latimer, Faules, Adams. MIDDLE ROW: Marble, Vaughn, Henley, Finch, Davis, McConnell, FRONT ROW: Caywood, Brady, Schilling, - - JA. M if gg ' ' 'K ,,r,,.,.. N. H. S. C. C. For the second consecutive year Neosho High School has sponsored the Neosho High School Chess'C1ub, an or- ganization of chessplayers seeking to further their mastery of chess and spread the popularity of the game. Meeting every other week the members of the club play challenge matches, each person trying to attain a higher position on the chess ladder, Although new in organization the club feels that it is successful due to the participation and enthusiasm of the members, OF FICERS--Mr, Blankenship, Sponsorp Jim Adams, President, Diane Vaughn, Secretary, Eddie McConnell, Vice-President.

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FENCING CLUB 'tv l P V 6' E r.. 6,86 W Q Q K - fi . ffl A 4 I ' v f ' 'Q 'isa OFFICERS--Harry Hansen, Mr, Weems, Shirley Kelley, Alan Kirk. Hansen, Rhonda Ghann, Carolyn lfulkerson, TOP ROW, Luft to Right: Robertl3rady,DavidMcFar1ing, Mike Ceasaretti, Alan Kirk, Mr. Weems, David Wright, ,Tay Gueldner, Tom Johnson, BOTTOM ROW: Shirley Kelly, Kay McCreary, Harry The Fencing Club is one of Neosho High Schools most interesting orsg,anizations, Organized only last year, it has proven to be Z1 popular club, Under the instructor, Mr. Weems, the members learn the proper use of the foilas well as fencing rules, After learning the art of fencing, members participate in tournaments which are held during the latter part ol' the year, The club is open to all frcslnnztn and sopho- more boys and girls.

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GUIDANCE ASSISTANTS S' I . f ,, VN, A 27 -gig' + ,W , nil? 1 1 I I ' I ,. 1: 41 1 Q f L we iffy 4 3,3 ,, Q, . ,, 5 YT 7' FIRST ROW: Carolyn Burr, Connie Moore, Caro1Wolfe, Dwight Douglas, Frona Hoover,Ann Curry, Kathleen Cornell. SECOND ROW: Jackie Davis, Dorothy Letterman, Diann Vaughn, Mildred Standefer, Mr. Price, Nancy Wright, Sharon Maloney, Norma Thomas, Peggy Edens. GUIDANCE WORK ERS For the first time this year Student guidance assistants were assigned to work in the guidance office. Fifteen girls and one boy have been busily engaged throughout the day assisting in filing occupational information, cataloging college materials, displaying social, career. and military information, and keeping tab on scholarship and other information about ways and means of financing higher education. General typing and clerical duties were performed by these busy people. The guidance office is in a well-organized state and have been a valuable asset to the total guidance program for our school. ! ,M :fd V, ,aafg nn 1 1