North Kansas City High School - Purgold Yearbook (North Kansas City, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1946 volume:

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CWho has not heard themPj t They have a silence that speaks for them at night Q And when the clock counts. B N They say, . ji 3 We were young. ' We have died. Remember us. ' They say, i We have done what we could l But until it is finished it is not done. They say, We have given our lives - But until it is finished no one can know what our lives gave. They say, .S , Our deaths are not ours, They are yours, They will mean what you make them. They say, i Whether our lives and our deaths were for peace and a new hope Or for nothing We cannot say. It is you who must say this. They say, We leave you our deaths, Give them their meaning, Give them an end to the war and a true peace, Give them a victory that ends the war and a peace afterwards, Give them their meaning, ' We were young, they say. VVe have died. Remember us. Archibald M aeLeish -4- 1 E512 . , l 1 it Alvin Lo Crazvfora' William I Stanley Ia Thomas ll H. Palmer Iohnnie C Ralph Spz Evans Na -----1111- -X I V- H M- --f- -- 'Af -- -.MJ :-'ww rf:--rm ff -A rrfff- ::f'rA-:-v- ff-1-4 Ala:-:rf-.::,f f-1-f -- .I .gpm . ' -'4-- V -J ' - ' -- f LLLNQM M- s .4 i In Memoriam 2 5 1.13 Robert L. Stevens Clifford Dener Schultz Curtis Haas, Ir. Harris M aupih james Virgil H urel Paul Weltoiz Alain Louis Leonard -ffrfzmforcl Eclufaril Scott William I ruin ones Stanley james Ruizzer Thomas Myrzatt H Palmer Huffhes 6 i'of'111111'1' Oufevzi WUZZC7' 5750726 Ralplz Spurgeovz Eclfl Mlllef' ff,',,ff,,4 Ngsly Gerald Heyufard Thomas V. McClain Robert E. Burlqe Robert Phillips Richard Gillespie Robert Karelash Harvey Grace Charles Humphrey Henry Dagg In memory of Homer H. Heolg anuary 2, 1946 K I who tliezl X ,,, 15- Dedication To one who - - - has been chairman of the Community War Chest drive for two years, is the secretary of the North Kansas City Chamber of Commerce, is president of the Kiwanis Club, . is deacon and also chairman of the Board of Trustees of the First Christian Church, t i is chairman of the Public Relations Committee from the school faculty, is a member of the YMCA Board of Greater Kansas City, was president of the Missouri Department of Superintendents, is on the Planning Committee for new developments in North Kansas City, has served on many special committees appointed by the State Superintendent of Schools, is very much in demand as a public speaker ----- we, the members of the Senior Class, dedicate the 1946 Owl. ..5.. Ded1ca11on R. LESTER O. LITLE -7- Y ........1,.-..4. .-,..--, .Yz'rx'.:..,-. - '3Q,gfW-V-v'-N A ' f ' ' - ...-...A,.,..,,. . . .,.,.. V--V,-f .gig - .,........,..v. up , . ,J ..N-,-. 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Poynter, secretary, E. D. Lewis, A. B. Fuson treasurer, V. I. Woods, president, Merrill Burnidqeg Jock Street, Vice-presldent. Adminisiraiion 1 H. W. SCHOOLING, A. M. Principal S -12- I.. O. LITLE, Ph.D. Superintendent N X X xi N K Q .,,.., 1 sx X Q FORREST GREER, M. A. AMELIA KELLER, B. S Vice-Principal Deon of Girls Coordinator Mathematics ANNABELLE BAILEY, M. S. Commerce DOROTHY BARNETT, A. B. Social Science 113.- C. C. COOPER, A. M. Physical Education - Hygiene PAUL I. CHAPPELI., A. M. Science - Radio MARTHA BRENNER, B. S. Girls Physical Education MILDRED BRINGMAN, B. S. English MARY CUNNINGHAM, B. S. Mathematics - Social Science LENA DRINKWATER, M. A. Social Science I.. O. EBICKSON, B. S. instrumental Music MARY ESSIG, M. E. Vocalional Home Economics C. E. FERGUSON, M. A. Physical Education EVELYN FISHER. M. A. Social Science - Latin wav n f I! kg? I ,Q Af! we D . K f ..! ' L. Q' 5 Jyjefiy WM ,, , , fn ,,k17' ffl , my 4-iisjy 5 VS' -5 57 . F' Qff Q N41 XI. F551 H.:,.s'l, 1 ,f . .9 I MILDRED FULTON. B. English - Speech S. HOMER HEDGE. B. S. Science CDeceasedD 5 i A MARXVHUTCHERSON, B. S. Commercial Subjects BERNITA ISLEY, M. A. English - Spanish Social Science - Hygiene X DOROTHY HODGERS, M. A i gl X4 NJ BERENIECE HUME M A Librarian RUBY KELLER, M. A. Social Science NELSON KERR. M. A. Mathematics - Science LAWRENCE LEMiNG, M. s. Industrial Arie CHARLOTTE MCCLINTOCK, A. B U Sabre, of' M ,F C Re +- HILDA MCCONNELI., B. S. Sccicd Science MARY MEYER. M. A. Mathematics ....17- RICHARD MEYER. M. E. Mcztherncdics IESSIE MAE MOORE, B. S. Science - Mczihemciics PORTER PRICE, B. S. Art GLADYS WILLIAMS, M. A. Commerce MARY HAMLIN MOORE. M. S English GRACE MINGUS, M. A. English LIDA WARRICK, M. M. E. Vocal Music MABEI. SPARKS, M. A. English MELDON MURPHY Secretary to Superintendent MARGARET MACKEN Secretary to Principal i Second Semester MARGARET LARKIN Physical Education MERTON HOCH, B. S. Science MARION RODGERS Physical Education Industrial Arts -19- ' - -'-f'-- - - --ag' 5- -15 -A 'kv ,r M.,,...., ..-...-,,..-P -'---- ':g,,,,7 V . --4,52 -WM M6628 I X1 g Q I 'fn J! I f A ' ' we s, . 'ulllkk 1 xt-'P ii' isnt' --. li. ,gui f ' 2 cf 'sf ff ? 55, . , .' 4 f' fi , g y, , . 1' 7 y , 1: 1 Y , I - :E , I, l 1 I f' Z' , , Q, -'- mW 4 f -20- qw I f ,.. f f f 1 f fi V iff?-ZQ1-N . .- ,,,?.-,.,. , fri... . ,, ,. .- .- . ..-. ,,.,,, . ,,,::,..,.-,..,,,, ,, -T.-....,......-,,.,.Q:.Q,,,, 5.54 - V., . .-.g.j.-,-.-.- 5' 2 - - -'-'-'-' - -.-.v -- ff ' ' ' , - - -an F I, Star Performers DONALD KLEIN Vice-President ROBERT SLINKARD Secretary BILLY Bois o'v'.eRFELT BOB TALBERT Treasurer President The Seniors RICHARD SCHENBERGER Serqecmt-crtecrrms Naturally under the big topw all high honors go to the Star Performersf' The Sen- iors, under the able management of Miss Bereniece Hume and the class officers, lived up to their advance billing. The Strong Silent Type Dark Eyes Hi-Y D. O. Girl Reserve Cabinet Band - Art Club Library Club. I i I i L 1 l E I BOB ADAMS MARY ANN BAUMAN ' ' , , 1 l HARRIS ADAMS H SHIRLEY BELZ Quiet But Interesting 'Good with C, penciy' Hi-Y, D- O-1 Chorus- Junior Play, Owl staff. SHIRLEY JEAN BERRY Sugar 'n spice 'N eV'rything nice Pep Squad Cheerleader, Buzz Staff, Girl Reserve Cabinet. 'VIRGINIA AKE Steady Worker DELORES ALLEN Cute RALPH BLAIR Girl Reserves, Chorus. FTie1'1d1YH Hi-Y. LUCILLE BLANKENSHIP To Meet Her ls to Like Her Girl Reserves, Chorus. ROBERT LEROY BAILEY O' That Boy' D O BETTY BARTLETT ALVIN BLOCK Her lnterest ls Elsewhere Stage Manager Deluxe G1rl Reserves Chorus Buzz Iunior Play I-l1Y Masque and Staff Band Gavel Stage Manager Mad rrgals Chorus Operetta The fix' S n - r..- 11 11 f l If 11 11 ,, t . - I . .I 1 1 1 1 1 - , , - 1 , . l i 1 ...Q 2- :D ' ,' rf: 5 H L7 V J ,, I A KE BOWLES W, N ORMA BRUCE Slow But Sure H N Club, Hi-Y, owl Staff, Buzz BY,,Hef Lcfugh We KHOW Staff, Football, Track, Chorus, Her Iumor play' Girl Reserves, Chorus, Oper etta. MARION BRADEN EB ll SU URTON To Every Girl There Opens Steady, Dependable, and a G Willy Sunny Disposition Chorus, Home Economics Club Girl Reserve Cabinet, Buzz Qperetwl Girl Reserves. Staif, Home Economics Club. MARLYS BRALEY She Does Her Work Ouietly' Girl Reserves, Chorus. IACQUELINE BRECHTN Actress, Athlete, and All 'Round Swell Gal Masque and Gavel, G. A. A President, Girl Reserve Cabi- net, Homecoming Attendant, Buzz Staff. BUDDY BRINK Ouiet Hi-Y. EVERETT BROWN Hunk of Man Football, Hi-Y, N-Club. W PAUL BUSHNEL gf? ' Sure ShOl,l 47J H1-Y. MMM LOIS BYARS A Happy Smile, a Gay Greetinqx That's Lois Girl Reserves. ROBERT CALLICOTTE Picture Man l-li-Y, D. O. IUNIOR CANADAY Light on His Feet N-Club, Football, Basketball Senior Hi-Y President. Saw. SHIRLEY CANTRELL She Likes To Go Places Girl Reserve Cabinet, Masque and Gavel, Iunior Play, Owl Staff, Homecoming Attendant, G.A.A. IANE CARMEN Always Around Girl Reserves, Chorus. BARBARA CLARDY Songbird of N. K. C. Girl Reserve Cabinet, Chorus, Operetta, Madrigals. LOIS CLARK I Pleasing Girl Reserves, Band, Home Economics Club. ROBERT CLAY As an Artist I-Ie's Tops and That's Not All Chorus, Operetta, Art, Owl Staff, Buzz Staff, Football, N Club DOROTHY COLEMAN Shy But Eager Pep Squad Madrigal Singers Girl Reserves Mixed Chorus IOHNN Y VAN COLT M1schievous Football, Track, Band. IOSEPI-I LESLIE COMPTON Sleep That Knits Up the Raveled Sleeve of Care. WILLIAM COVEY He'll Get By. RAYMOND CRANK Inst Keeps Strurnming Along' I-Ii-Y, Band. VIRGINIA CROCKETT She Leads The Parade Drum Major, Owl Staff, Buzz Staff, Operetta, Madrigals, Mixed Chorus, Girl Reserves, Girl Reserve Cabinet, Sec. G Treas of Band WILLIAM DARNELL For Hes a Iolly Good Fellow I-I1Y D O H 1 - ll II ll 1 I 1 ' - , . 1 , XS if X Nl. XS- 1,565 Er? Z - 'M S' New ilk Q . fi if ,M Y . J ,, ,Z W . lv ' .. QM ,W K , 5 Y' f 'zz . may f 1 ff f ,f w y 1, y ,W ,1 f X i i f 1 Z . ,g , ,,., , t SHIRLEY DARROW Habla usted el espanol? RAY EUBANKS That Texas DraWl Gifl Reserves, lunior Play, Hi-Y, N-Club, Owl Staff, Mas- Owl Siflfff D9bCIf9 Club, Buzz que and Gavel, Football, lun- Staff. HARRY DAVIS Half-pint. MELVIN DITTY That Handsome Man Football, Hi-Y. PAT DOUGAN Model Type Pep Squad President, Girl Re- serve Cabinet, Masque and Gavel, Owl Staff, Iunior Play, Madrigal Singers, Chorus. DOROTHY IEANE DUGAN 1 lolly Nice Girl Band, Art Club, Girl Reserves, Chorus. BOB ELLIOTT ldjit-'Nuff Said Hi-Y, Chorus, Madrigals, Op- eretta, Student Council, Iunior Play, Debate Club. -25- ior Play, Mixed Chorus, Track. DONNA FAUST Likeable Girl Reserve Cabinet, Mixed Chorus, G. A. A., Masque 61 Gavel, Pep Squad Cheer- leader. MAXINE GABBERT The Way She Struts Debate Club, Girl Reserves, Band, Majorette. GEORGIANN GEARY There's a Devil in Her Eye Mixed Chorus, Vice-President of Senior Girl Reserves, Owl Staff, Buzz Staff, Quill ci Scroll, Pep Squad, Cheerleader. ED GIESKE He's Flying High with Plenty I-li-Y, Football, Track. ALBA GILLESPIE Air Minded Debate Club, l-li-Y, Library Club, Band, Swing Band. FRANCES GIRARD A Friendly Smile Girl Reserve Cabinet, Chorus LEE ALLEN GOODPASTURE What,a Guy!l Hi-Y, Band, N-Club, Football Basketball. I ERMA IEAN GREEN 'XfVonderful to Know Art' Club, G. A. A., Library Club, Pep Squad, Operetta Chorus, Girl Reserves. DOROTHY HAMLER Lovely to Look at Girl Reserves, Debate Club, Pres. of D. O. IA MES HARLOW Everybody Likes Him. WARREN HARRIS Tall Dark Handsome and Oh Can He Stnq H1Y Masque CS. Gavel Mixed Chorus Operetta Radio Club Madrigals 11 1 1 -1 . 11 , 1. '1 1 1 1 1 RUIH KANABEL She's Swell Girl Reserves. WANDA KNOX Small but Mighty Girl Reserves. RUTH KELLEY Always Aqreeableu Chorus, Girl Reserves. BILL KIDD Casanova I-li-Y, Student Council, N Club. IOE KIECI-ILE The Senior Who I-Ias What It Takes. . ' IANE KING Ianey Girl Reserve, Senior Triangle Secretary, Chorus, Homecom- ing Queen Attendant, Pep Squad, Buzz Staff, Owl Staff, Student Council, Iunior Play Attendant, Co-Eclitor of Owl. DONALD KLEIN Man About Town Senicr Class Vice-President, N Club Sat.-at-Arms, Masque of Gavel Sat.-at-Arms, Track, Iunicr Play, Basketball. IEANNE KUREK Sweet an' Lovely Girl Reserves, Chorus. CLARENCE LANCE The Silent Type I-Ii-Y, Chorus, Operetta, Li brary Club. JIM LAN N ING His Main Interest Is Girls- Not Books I-li-Y, Football, Buzz Staff, Iun- ior Play. , LOUIS LEE That lVIustache Operetta, Hi-Y, Chorus. LOUISE LEWIS Lots ot Fun When You Get To Know Her Girl Reserve Vice-President, Chorus, Iunior Play. VICTOR LIBEER Our Coastquardsmanf' lOY LOAR Well Known-Well Liked Hi-Y, D. O. DORIS LONG A Bright Newcomer Home Economics Club, Girl Reserves, Buzz Staff, Chorus. lOHN LOOS Studying Days Are Gone. Radio Olub. EARL LYNCH I Love to Loaf. ' Hi-Y. lODlE MALOY Lots of Fun Pep Squad Treasurer, Buzz Staff, Owl Staff, Quill 51 Scroll, Chorus, Girl Reserves. DONNA MARSH Steady and Ready Girl Reserves. LUDWIG MAURER l-Ie's a Character D. O. BILL MCCLELLAND Hot Pilot , Band, Hi-Y, Debate Club, lun- ior Play, Buzz Staff. TOMMY MCCULLY Oh! What' a Sweet Smile Student Council President, Hi- Y, Masque 61 Gavel, N-Club, Buzz Staff, Owl Staff, Basket- oall Track Iumor Play Foot ball Hornets Nest Board of Control GENE McDOWELL IOI-IN MACKLN Everylwdys Buddy Not What He Apoears N Club Foofbcfll H1 Y Football 1 . 1 1 1 1 L1 1 11 1 rr rr n - A 1 f .' , . GLENNON MCFARLAND Blondie Hi-Y, Basketball. BARBARA McKEEI-IAN Always Ready to Smile Out Loud Girl Reserve Cabinet, GAA, Mixed Chorus, Iunior Play, Masque 61 Gavel. DORIS MCPHERSON There's a Glow In I-Ier Eyes Pep Squad, Girl Reserves, Chorus, Madriqals, D. O. BEVERLY MILLER I-Ie Wears a Pair of Silver Wings Pep Squad, I-Iornets' Nest Board of Control, Girl Reserve Cabinet, Masque 'Sf Gavel, Chorus, Homecoming Queen, Owl Staff, Iunior Play, Iunior Play Queen, Buzz Staff. ELSA MAE MILLER A Home Body. GENEVA MILLER Hard and Earnest Worker Girl Reserves, Chorus. BELVA MINSTER Very lndustriousn Band, Girl Reserves. ' BONNIE MINOR Almost a Redhead Girl Reserves, Operetta, Mixed Chorus, Home Economics Club. HOWARD MITCHELL Oh, Those Dirnples T. QS I., Ba-nd. KENNETH MURPHY lust the Kind of Guy We Like to Know I-li-Y, Buzz Staff. IUANITA OSWALD Shy but Sweet Girl Reserves, Chorus. BILLY BOB OVERFELT Ovey I-Ii-Y, Football, Track, Basket- ball, N-Club President, Owl Staff, Hornet's Nest Board of Control President, Senior Glass President. 29- BOBBY OVVENS That Dark Hair D. O. DOROTHY PARR Engaged and Lovely Chorus, Girl Reserves, D. O. JACK PARISH N. K. C. Orator Hi-Y, Debate Club, Chorus, Operetta, Iunior Play, Assis- tant Stage Manager, Masque G Gavel. LOUISE PATE Sl'1Ortie 'Girl Reserve, Home Economics Club, Mixed Chorus. DONALD PAYNE A Shy Guy X Hi-Y, D. O. WILSON PHILLIPS He Gets Around H D O DEWEY POWELL A Fighter On the Field- But a Lady's Man Never- thelessn Student Council, Masque G Gavel, Owl Staff, Football, N-Club, General Hi-Y Presi- dent, Hornet's Nest Board of Control. IOE PRESKO Physical Fitness Flash D. O. ESTHER PRUETT Io1ly to Have Around Girl Reserves, Chorus, Or- chestra. MARY ALLENE RANKIN All Smiles and Laughing Eyes ' Peo Squad, Girl Reserve Cab- net, Iunior Play, D. O. IERALD REINWALD Mr. Esquire Co-Editor of the Owl, Quill :S Scroll, Chorus, Operetta, Mad- rigal Singers, lunior Play, Masque and Gavel, Hi-Y. VELlV'A REYNOLDS Always Agreeable Girl Reserves Chorus are 3. Q 5. xg? a 1 . aff' ,e 'Q Cy' M rt Cf, , ,Q WM. f 4 f 5 i 1 ,, .. I . . rf u A A , x i-Y, . . ' ' X A , 5 , l --3 0- A I f TQ. ' H' K'f'.I?Z i 1 l I I . lr. x 2 . QL Zi g f .. fi :EW .OM -1- . -.ms , 11 ' ,. K 4 f 6 fr , . 1, , M 1 lf sl f X f P: f ,4 f X ale' f 297 9 I 9 ! 4 5 , I ,W . rs., 7 W .I-5 N fflif I far LW' ,ij f ff-J .1 .. 4 ' , mf 1 V J J , x I I I e -1 unify I, X lf! I ff fm if I x '! iff J 2 do ffif ,f', if' ' 2 ! if Jw I F' tif. - 3 X A If ll! ffl f I if J I I . nw' K . X U ' fi is GE E RIT ' L 'Z , 'Litfe f. BHSYXB my!! MAXINE' SHERMAN- H JMQS . e 5, G If e gresidentl Pleasinq Personality 'D me Club T Sidgntl Hi,Y, Girl Reserves, Art Club, Band. vor Play, ' taff, Band, BOBBY ROBERTS American Farmer of 1950 I-Ii-Y, E. F. A., Radio Club. MARION RUPARD ,,Red.. Hi-Y, Owl Staff, Band, Iunior Play, Football. RICHARD SCHENBERGER l'll Get By Senior Class Sqi.-at-Arms. FRANCIS SCHMIDT Those Eyebrowsu Chorus, D. O. ALVIN SCOGIN College Bound HieY, Band, Debate Club. LOUISE SHOOK Kind and Friendly Girl Reserves, Chorus. ALICE IEAN SHURBACK The Girl with the Flute Girl Reserves, G. A. A., Pep Squad, Library Club, Band, Orchestra. GROVER SIMS Give Him a Soap Box Hi-Y, Library Club, Debate Club. MARY RUTH SKAGGS Quiet and Nice Girl Reserves, Chorus, Band, Orchestra. ROBERT SLINKARD The Tall Silent Type I-li-Y, N-Club, Debate Club, Senior Class Secretary. 'ff E, Q-lf I-is f 'Q' frkfi . X fi f ,J RICHARD STOMP The Fellow Who ls Ready io Help Hi-Y, Radio Club. ROBERT SUTTON No One Knows Hou l-le Does It, but He Usually Gel There l-li-Y, N Club, Buzz Siaff Owl Staff. EVERETT LEE SWINDVLL How Sweet to Me IS Sleep l-li-Y. BOB TALBERT Avondale Kid Football, Hi-Y, Op ior Class Treasurer ELLA MAE TATE She's Ouiei, but Ohl Those Eyes Girl Reserves. BOBBY TAYLOR Unconcerned e Tia Sen T .W x Q ' --1 x S , Y , X Naam X AGJM' S , 9, xx 33 X ,XV 'U L sus.'xiI mlxb-NAQS.-J - m S N 1 X - ww -, wa 564 ff , , ,415-, LA ewwffs W sf , 9,545 A if ..,. I2 W W1 ,I 45 f f? CZK. LUCILLE TAYLOR The Short and Quiet Type. GENE TURNER He Gets Around Iunior Play, Chorus, Senior Hi-Y Secretary, Football, Bas- ketball, N-Club. VIRGINIA TAYLOR That Beautiful Blonde Girl Reserves. ROBERT VANDERWALKER I'm Not Talking Hi-Y D. O. Buzz Staff F.F. A REBA THOMAS Always Smiling Girl Reserves Home Econorn- I OAN WALDEN ics Club' ' Pier Interest Is ElseWhere Girl Reserves. ' , ff iZ77it7fff L , . ,. w'f'fA 't'f'1 . 9 f ', f I tv , I 6 I ,.-1' .EUGENEIQTODD f d , au, C'hi1iact!1f 11,9 ' ,AfCho,1Qus,f pkereita, De- bits-,roiubof f IAMES TOMLIN Study . . Those Days Are Gone Forever. DONNA TURNER You Would Like to Meet Her Mixed Chorus, Operetta, Girl Reserves. WILLIAM WATSON High-School Days Are Over' D. O., Radio Club. ANN WEGERT Nice Things Come in Small Packages Pep Squad Secretary, Girl Re- serve Cahinet, I-lornet's Nest Board of Control, Girl Reserve General President. TOM WERNER Short Stuff I-Ii-Y. TUANITA WEST DONALD Wooo The Pleasinq Type. HHSIS Niceff Hi-Y, D. O. WILLA MARIE WOODS Can Be Heard for Miles Girl Reserve Cabinet, Masque and Gavel, Pep Squad, Mixed Chorus, Madriqal Singers, lun- ior Play. LORENE WEST Oh, That Quiet Girl Girl Reserves. LOUIS WETZEL DONALD YEAGER Don j'uqn, Boys Vlfill Be Boys Hi-Y. BETTY IEAN WILLIAMS . Pretty Little Girl CI-IARLENE 'YEAGER Girl Reserves, D. O. A HGIDPY Smile Girl Reserves, D. O., Chorus. MARY ZULAUF BONNIE WILLIAMS ?eCmUfS , , 'just CGM Her 'Radu' . Girl 'Reserve Cabinet, Pep Girl Reserve Cabinet, Pep Squqa' Head , Vheferleader' Squad, Junior Play. Owl Staff, l-lornets Nest Board of Control, Junior Play Queen Attendant, Homecom- ing Queen Attendant. DONALD WILLIAMS BQ? ZUBBUCHEN Quiet As cr Mouse but Give Our HCUTY lqmes Him G Test Tube Hi-Y, Band, Senior Hi-Y Vice- Hj-Y. President, Radio Club, Debate Club. -341 TAYLOR Semor Poll M ost popular gzrl Beverly Mrller Most popular boy Tom McCully Best dressed gzrl Mary Zulauf Best dressed boy Ierry Rernwald Best boy atlzlete B1lly Bob Overfelt Best gzrl atlzlete Iackre Brech1n Boy nzost lt ely to saeeeed Dewey Powell Gzrl most lt ely to saeeeed lane Km Beaa Brarnrnel XVSIICD Harms and Donald Klern Belle Bramrnel Shrrley Cantrell Most talented boy Bob Zurbuchen Most talented gzrl V1r 1n1a Crockett Most zntellzgent boy Gene Rrtter Most zntell gent gzrl MdI1OD Braden Wzttzest boy Bob Clay and Bob Sutton Wzttzest gzrl Slurley Belz 35 . X . . O- . ' D f' U . . - : . On. .I CJ P . .L Class Prophecy of 1946 ln a small shabby tent near the edge of the park, an old lady, bandana wrapped about her head and long earrings dangling from her pierced ears, is seated at a table. On the table in front of her is a large glass ball. Guess who The fortune teller. ln her slow monotonous voice, she is 'Z telling of things to come ..... l see in my crystal ball the 1946 Senior Class of N.K.C.- H.S. 20 years hence. I see a country road and car with a young man driving. l-le is Dr. Tom McCully on an emer- gency case Ca new arrivall. On the side of the road there is a large sign which reads, 'Come to the Revival Meeting Wed- nesday evening in Robert Sutton's barn. The meeting will be conducted by Reverend Donald Klein, a traveling preacherf Along this road are other signs which are advertising com- ing events. One reads: 'Ann Wegert, famous concert pianist to appear soonl' Another: 'Crockett and Harris, dance team, coming next to the Follies Theater.' 'Bob Zurbuchen and his Stardusters featured at the Terrace Grill.' I see a very spacious and elaborate office. The door opens and there is lacqueline Brechin sitting with her small feet propped on the desk. She is a good example of an in- dustrious girl who started at the bottom of the ladder lselling Fuller brushes from door to cloorl and has worked up to a very prominent position. She is dictating a letter to her sec- retary fnone other than Esther Prueltl. The letter is addressed to Mr. Alba Gillespie who is vice president of the Bug Proof Coffin Company. lMorbicl, isn't it?l lake Bowles is head coach at Yale University. lerald Reinwald is singing with Slim Bones and his Cotton Pickers. Georgiann Geary, Shirley Berry, Donna Faust are ,head cheerleaders at Harvard University th-m-m-ml. Mary Zulauf has now settled down in or vine covered cottage with her hubby CYD. Shirley Cantrell, now a Powers model, is still looking for a man Cany kindl. A XNQ 1 4 sf .- - ins 'Bl f I 'nu I s-L? 5 H... ' , : ASV, A. Barbara lVlcKeehan is a sophomore in college, after flunk- ing her freshman year six times. Beverly Miller is still a very popular gal. She was just voted Queen of the Ladies' Sewing Circle. Ray Bubank, known as King of Boogie, gives concerts regularly. Dewey Powell is one of the leading scientists who have Just made a new discovery in the field of atomic energy. Various students have gone into different fields of work: Bob Clay, a commercial artistg Louise Lewis, a florist, lane King, an old maid: lodie Maloy has taken over the Dorothy Dix column, Gene McDowell, a trapeze performer: Wilson Phillips, the fat man in the Barnum and Bailey Circus, Bob Talbert has been acclaimed Gcd's gift to women by the Over 40 Glamour Club. Gene Turner has just returned from lceland with a new wife, Ooga Loo lgloo. She has not yet received her citizen- ship papers. Bill Overfelt is now president of the Scattered Rails Rail- way Co. He has bought a home in the Blue Hills of Ten- nessee. Norma Bruce has just returned from Reno after divorcing her fifth. husband. She swears never to do it again. Pat Dougan was voted in college the girl most likely to end up behind bars. She now owns a prison. Vlfilla Marie Woods and her husband have their own little farm. She recently won a nation wide contest for amateur l-logcallers. Gene Ritter is president of The Donot Trust Bank in Trust- worthy, New lersey. Bob Elliott is now America's No. l man-the President ot the United States. ...3 5- Hunk still Q aches mcerts have Work cxne W11SOD len by I new mzen s Rail nf Ten forcmq hke y lr own est for 1 Trust dent oi GY' 1 I orothy t -.1-.-.--r- - 4 - V. . . ... ..- .....--.. . ---..,...-...... ........ - ' . ... M, ....,-...W -5- H ' M Featured Artists - ' 'f-' H g-t:-. .-:-: Secretary ,........ Treasurer ...... ..... .... Sergeant-at-Arms ....... junior Class Officers President ....,,,,. ......... E ddie SimmOns Vice-President ....... ........ N orman Klein Todd .........Beverly Burroughs .................Dee Harris The Featured Artists, the luniors, have made accomplishments not' only in classrofbm activities but also in extra-curricular work. ln the iield oi sport, Elmer Rosenbaugh, Bob Black, and Eddie Simmons have been outstanding: From Don't' Take My Penny, the class play, came the promising actors, Betty lo Giddens, Bob Yates, Gloria Nedblake, and many others., ln debate, Shirley Davis and Lorene Koch have been very active. Eddie Simmons, popular lunior president, reigned as King of the Senior Festival. As was expected the luniors treated the Stars to a wonderful prom. The Seniors relin- quish the spotlight to our Featured Artists, who next year will be the center attraction. The Juniors lst Row, left to right: Robert Carter, Pat Blair, Pat lllferner, Pat McCall, Betty Ains- worth, Shirley Sayles, Elizabeth Antes, Pauleen Thomas, Barbara Calloway, Le- ora Porter, Shirley Bellew. 2nd Row, left to right: Helen Simmons, Vir- ainia Shea, Ernestine Gosney, lerry Ward, Gloria Nedblake, Maxine Reinwald, leanne Stucki, Mary Lee Honeycutt, Glo Deen Frazier, Nancy Henry, lessie M. llvebb, Margie Thomas. 3rd Row, left to right: Shirley Simonin, lune Creason, Ted Kinstler, Carl Thomp- son, Dick Larson, Ralph Swetman, Kath- leen O'Laug'hlin, Earl King, Mardell Hulen, Mary Lou Hanks, loanne Mclntire. 4th Row, lelt to right: Charles Parrott, Earl Walker, Betty Williamson, Martha Harris, Charles Prather, Roy Hornbuckle, Neil Niehaus, Edward Parsons, loe Ray Davis, Edith Beaumont. 5th Row, leit to right: Bill Clitte, Bob Rogers, Ed Ellstrom, Frederick Sieckrnan, Lawrence Earls, Eddie Simmons, David Brown, Dick Roberts, Kenneth Baker, Ray- mond France. .j.j:' ' ':' 1 -.-- ,:.z - M ' ' ' , . ,'., ...T T -.-,... 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' ---.gf ---- - imons Klein Todd oug-hs Harris Harris, e, Neil Davis, e, Bob ckman, David r, Ray- -W- I' d 1 The Juniors lst Row, left to right: Barbara Lucy, Co- leen Thomas, Bonita Hamilton, Leona Hensley, Mary Wise, Marion Wilson, Rob- ert Yates, Hershel Pickens, Alvin West, Earl Dawson, Tommy Carter. 2nd Row, left to right: Mary Ann Knierirn, Rosaline Baker, Bernita Hill, Marjorie Pack, Alfred Girard, Bob Huck, Dorothy Kale- baugh, Iunior Haynes, Betty Leslie, Patsy Helm, Mary Iackson, Norma Randle. 3rd Row. left to right: Miss Hutcherson, Charles Steenstry, Robert Devling, R. D. Winbigler, Bob Black, Paul' Todd, Howard Dawson, Leroy Breshears, Franklin Lance, Bill Pine, Wayne Croy. 4th Row, left to right: Irma Buchita, lack Brechin, limmy Konomos, Orville Williams, Vernon Springer, Bill l-lydernan, Bob Palm- er, Truman Murphy, Buddy Lichtenberger, Morgan Caraway. 5th Row, left to right: Carol Platt, Doyle Wells, Howard Walburn, Ronald Edmond- son, Elmer Rosenbaugh, Daryl Dobson, Iohn Bradley, George Morrison, Charles West, Ice Conwell. lst Row, left to right: Norma Deister, Betty Upson, Betty Pruett, Mary Lou Milum, Shir- ley Davis, Lorene Koch, lean Compton, Peggie Teagarden, Wanda Wolverton, Margaret' Strobbe, Betty Marks. 2nd Row, left to right: Betty Wilkerson, Ann Gleckler, Winifred Patterson, lean Al- vis, Lois Smyth, Pauline Nicholson, Iune Stockton, Anita Colliver, Dorothy Rose, Marcella Shaw. 3rd Row. left to right: Norma Duncan, Bet- ty Io Giddens, Carol Deane, Hallie Fisher, Laura Scharig, Roberta Feaster, Barbara Iean Woods, Patty Burton, Shirley Horn- loack, Peggy Wood, Margie Cowan. 4th Row, left to right: Maxine West, Gloria - , ' ...sw .... .-we-1-e -- 'ff W r -'N Norris, Ora Payne, lane Fox, Doyle Wink- ler, Ona Fredenburg, Dee Harris, Betty Smith, Bonnie Stevenson, Peggy Martin. 5th Row, left to right: Beverly Burroughs, Merle Walker, loan Burnidge, Gordon Mat- hews, Helen Shippee, Donald Zurbuchen, Mabel Stomp, Hubert Chinn, Erna Wil- liams, Dick Sutton. - -'- ' .A f -.ef-Fwznevf-:If-2-1as-1Ul 2-?-P'e6vE':i-iilL .i4 uxleL1?-:L' ,. ... .-4. 4-.-ff. .-...-L-V ,.,.., -,. . W. U w., . . Stand Ins President ............. Sergeant-ofAArms ,.,...,,....... l Sophomore Class Officers ........Yvonne Yeager 'Vice-President .....,.,......,.,.,.... .....,.. I im Churchill Secretary and Treasurer ....... ........... D avid Rapp ........Altred Conway The Stand lns for the Stars and Featured Artists, are the Sophomores. Although they are at that in-between stage, we deiinitely recognize their accomplishments. Alfred Conway, lim Churchill, and Raymond Leftridge, with several others of their class- mates are good Stand Ins in sports, in fa-ct, they star on the B team. Altred Conway, the only Sophomore member of the N Club, lettered in track his freshman year. I, The Sophomores A lst Row, left to right: lunior Ellerman, Lulu Mae Blythe, Harold Tennis, Yvonne Yea- ger, Lois lean Scott, Lorene Thompson, Ge- ' neva Lawrence, Germaine Strobbe, Mary Schoeneck, Dorothy lean Smith, Lila Fos- ter, Carol Norris, Mary Frances Morgan. 'Znd Row, leit to right: Doris Amos, Peggy Weckman, Anita Newhard, Lola Hicks, Marjorie Michaels, Betty Carmichael, Nor- ma McCarty, Patricia Plumb, Barbara Stra- dinger, Rowena Balkey, Kathleen Prunty, Peggy Fox, Mary Anderson. Grd Row, left to right: Charles Zajic, Tom- my Reece, Kenneth Edmonds, loe Darby, Howard Painter, Harriet Burton, Christine Davison, loyce Mundori, Mildred Hague, Lila Kelley, Melba Haynes, Margaret Hamilton, Marilyn Shook. 4th Row, left to right: Vivian Williams, Beatrice Hamblen, Clayton Pirtle, Iohn ...40... Klamm, Herbert Myers, Gene Swan, Ro- berta Gifford, Bernice Hunt, Bonnie Sue Miller, Ioan O'Brien, lean Girard, Shirley Taylor. 5th Row, left to right: Charles Kidd, Billie Willoug'hby, LeRoy Taylor, Marvin Mur- phy, Bob Estes, Thomas Lehman, Robert Burkhart, Henry Godat, Albert Bossert, Marian Huonker, Iames Klamm, Phyllis King. -'-In-uqf' ' lst Nell Burr Tayl Ann ces 2nd cher ty l Thoi lst Mil thy Car Gil: 2nd Bar mY Ian moi -.-1 :. -.,-. - A - ' f- - --:- -.- - - - . ....,.,, , I .JN :,31:,-, , , ,,,,,v.,,,,x 14--,T,-J,-,lf1Z:1'EL':?.:'E:'35Z?::':u:.:t.i::':?.s:.':':r'f H -EE: pf 1'-117-Q1 j'g.jl3.3g:1:Q5uij v A .L ' 'A Y' ' - I ' ' ' ' ' ' ' -' ,gg ....... L 3. ... - A V wad-n-4-. ' F ir ll P Y an, Ro- rie Sue Shirley al, Billie .n Mur- Robert Bossert, Phyllis i i-ig r 3lln---- ' ' ' 1 . I 5,-.,. ,.. ,..,..,... ..... . - , . .....,,,,.,.,,,...,+,,,..-.... .- , . . , .. . . --'H-----J----. , ...Mg 4, , - U ...,,........ -, ,-,LLL-Y. . ..... 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V P 5. i l I The Sophomores E lst Row, left to right: lack Lowe, Mary Nell Weber, Mary Frances Maack, Maxine Burns, Rosalie Miller, Betty Green, Helen Taylor, Eileen West, Laura Littlejohn, Anna Samborski, Donna Van Zandt, Fran- ces Butler, loanna Iohnson. 2nd Row, left to right: Mary Gladys Flet- cher, Vera Lee Harris, Helen Rhodus, Bet- ty McKeehan, Doris Iean West, Gertrude Thompson, Bernice Huffman, Norma Ruthe Rosendale, Ioanne Smith, Iohn Evans, Ben- ny Barrera, lane Knilrim, Ann Morgan, Ruth Katka. 3rd Bow, left to right: Billie Nesbit, leanne Fausett, Pauline Harris, Don Frazier, Rich- ard 'VVatson, Leonard Morris, Gerald Cleaner, Paul Waggener, Raymond Left- ridge, l.aEtta'I-laley, Melba lean Cantrell. 4th Row, left to right: Bud Rich, Gene Brown, Addison Keckler, Geral Culp, Low- ell Burger, Ioan Darby, Bobby Moore, Mona Mae Morrison, Charles Rhoacls,4Io David Stockwell. 5th Row, left to right: Leon Turner, Iohn Schelstrate, Howard Sidney Morton, Ierry Brindle, George Watkins, Bill Alexander, Donald Sorensen, Ellen McLaughlin, Mar- vin Stott, Patricia Vest, Gene Simmons, Marilyn Little. l lst Row, left to right: Miss Sparks, David Miller, Marvin Long, Grace Hankins, Doro- thy Fleming, Bernard Winger, Bob Vogel, Carl lohnson, Emma Lou Dowell, Richard Gibson, Bill Herberger, Betty Knox. 2nd Row, left to right: Dolores Haworth, Barbara Robinson, Marvin Mattieson, Tom- my Chick, Herndon Miller, David Rapp, Iames Duncan, Cleo Martin, Evelyn Beau- mont, Norma Lee Ekland, Sharon Wilson, Wilma Lewis, Patricia Foster. 3rd Row, left to right: Iohn Turner, Iohn Dibben, Buddy Ludwig, Suzanne Carinder, Margie Curtis, Loretta Shurback, Frances Cowan, Betty Hays, Martha Sue Nowlin, Betty L. Vanderwalker, Norma Terrell, leanne Biggs, Neoma Cowan. 4th Row, left to right: Walter Ohnesorge, Eugene Parks, Iohn Coolidge, Melburn Lantz, Donald Beswick, Ray Sayles, Frank ..41.. Vandendale, Iohn Cowden, Val Curtis, Walter Burton, Clarence Hellebuyck, Iames sliigoman, Hazel Stuteville. 5th'Row, lett to right: William Coakley, Gi.bert Bellamy, lim Langhus, Iirn Churc- hill, Alfred Conway, Iunior Stotts, Robert Snedden, Charles Ray Burgston, Dale Di- velbiss, Billy Io Alexander, Billy Rankin, Keith Miller. , ..:sgIugai:,e--...--:?-- -,...,, ,, ,,-, My-LQ, ' 'efrn-an-w,-.-.--R-:--.. -- ...--,-,-......,, . .. .ie ' ' H - --N 1- e. -1 1 '' Zi:ss:'mr3:?5:.e,e'-:1.s4f:tg,:::.-f:ggf::f-csse,f::iL-.-4.ef.i1-rf1- ff:fegq,,, w1-nmmmpe 5 Clowns Freshman Class Officers President ,,,,,,,,,,,A. ..,...,. D ouglas Harlan Vice-President ....................... ..,..... H oward Miller Secretary and Treasurer ................ Dick Wolverton To those who are just beginners there opens a bright future. During the next three years they will have their chance to prove their worth and their ability. This year's Freshman class has cooperated in all the drives and programs in which the school has engaged. They also have materially helped in furthering the high principles of our school. The Freshmen Ist Row, left to right: Christina Thomsen, Teddy McCoy, Shirley Laswell, Theora Mauzey, Maxine Vogel, Eugene McNeary, lohnnyVEmerson, Ruth Burn, Kitty Gooch, Amy Fay lohnson, Iunior Workman, Mary Lou Miller, Margaret I-lerberger. 2nd Row, left fo right: Maxine Leftridge, Shirley Faubion, Dorothy Bellew, Earl Smith, Bruce Bowles, Phyllis Douglas, Shir- ley Ellis, Joyce Burton, Patty Shannon, LaVada Blake, Shirley Turpin, lack Riclcer, Dorothy Stone. 3rd Bow, left to right: Rudy Black, Norma Sheffield, lean Ferry, Nora Mitchelle Smith, lerry Batcheller, Ellen Dunn, Bever- ly Mendenhall, Theta Foley, Shirley Nay- lor, Frances Willis, lenna Lee Falls, De- ores Lorenson, Sally Kingsborough. 4th Row, left to right: Nina Dearman, Mil- dred Good, Freddie Deckman, Billy W'ilson, W'alter Collins, l. T. Haldiman, Alfred Henderson, Darlene Fleischauer, Marjorie -42- Abbott, Patricia Wright, Alice Hamilton, Rosalind Deere, Doris Stein, Rose Kale- baugh, Gertrude Sorenson. 5th Row, left to right: Wilma Morrison, Martha Braden, Dickie Wolverton, Gene Elliott, Merlin Talbet, Floyd Patton, Keith Blann, Keith Miller, lerry Arnold, Charles Schultz, lack Hatleild, Billy Lane, George Erikson, lune Royston. ,W lst Rc chel Mary Gillilc Smith, lunior ers, It 2nd l Georg Miller Wheo lst I Perry ert l Mary Malo Ralpl 2nd I Ann Thatf Mart ,. L..-ig '-f'f - ''-'r21:e'm:-::r.:'-'-S-'eff-ref-Y-1,-1-1.-2-2-as.-3:-.'-:f -::qF::z-.-.-,:.f:r:3:,f.1 .:.g1,,g:,.'z rryzgqqgj .g,lg:1'Q3Qul3g' 1 rr' , - ' - - X - ' - ,'., fy., , ,, . ' 1-nq.u-.-Ag..-. ' X va ' ' ' ------- -----'.z-.:.:4.:.z'.:..g:.-.- .,, -.....L...-r., . . . 's Irlan fliller erton rilton, Kale- rison, Gene Keith iarles eorge ...,,f' 4 The Freshmen lst Row, left to right: Victor Fletcher, Mit- chel Burch, Toe Steiner, Ioanne Carter, Mary Bowser, Margaret Norris, Gladys Gilliland, Ierry Goucher, lohn Colley, Alice Smith, Reiko lwamoto, lean Caraway, Iunior Minor, Delbert Haynes, Iimmy Mey- ers, lean Gover. 2nd Row, left to right: Charles Buckley, George Carter, Delores Williams, Don Miller, Frank Goodman, Richard Park, loe Wheat, Louise lones, Dorothy Evans, Iudy Harris, Claudine Scott, Della Ackley, Mary Louise Nelson, Donald Lawrence.. 3rd Row, left to right: Leveda Scobee, Barbara Boner, Allen Henton, Frances Robb, Charles Stevenson, Alfred Spain, Bobby Sinclair, Kay Kendle, Anita McPike, Allen Humphrey, limmie Long, Wanda Beckman, Richard Edmonds, Tommy Perry. 4th Row, left to right: Mrs. Hodgers, lua- nita Mead, Norma Darnell, Mary Wil- liams, Earline Sweeney, Sina Dearman, lean Nickell, Anita Morrison, Patricia Fu- son, Milton Stock, Margie Carson, DOUS Zeller, Darl Benner, Grant PCITTOL LOWS11 Rush. . V' 5th'Row, left to right: Florene Keckler, El- nora Northup, lirnmy Ashley, luck HO11ql'1, DeWayne Holcombe, Douglas Harlan, Bill Kephart, Bill McC'lanal'1an, Bob Redman, Dora Ann Shields, Mildred Marsh, DCIVK1 Harkins, W. C. Hoye, Paul Webb. lst Row, left to right: Earl French, I. B. Perry, Loretta Duncan, Melvin Hodge, Rob- ert Lehman, limmy Crouch, Patty Peters, Mary Ann Ameel, Patricia Dulohary, Mina Malay, Minalane Reed, Harold Nilson, Ralph I-loneycutt, Arthur Nichols. 2nd Row, left to right: Anita Brenner, loyce Ann Koch, Marlyn Steinborn, George Thatcher, Wayne Smith, Marvin Smith, Martha Klamm, lerry Hurd, Ben Kelly, Howard Miller, Dean Konomos, Kent Sel- lars, Fred Pickett, Eugene Bossart. 3rd Row, left to right: Peggy Rhoads, Thel- ma Thomas, Lucille Krueger, Bonita Brown, Florence Knoth, Mary Linan, Alberta Bow- er, Edwin lohnson, Everett Dunn, Iames Loos, leanette Swindell, Melvin Lewis, Pat Saunders, Billy Cooper. 4th Row, left to right: Elaine Green, Donna Borden, Charlene Simpson, Ann Guillcey, i43.. Laurel Humphrey, Mary Lou Cox, Buddy Taylor, Burr Del Clayton, Robert Harnby, Richard W'ilson, Keith Ellstrom, Delbert Robb, Bernard Harris, Richard Sutterby. 5th Row, left to right: Dallas Divelbiss, Don Mansfield, Richard Stanhart, Carol Cundifi, Harold Mael, Imogene Bailey, Norman Ballard, Thurston Smith, Lee Roy Otis, Robert Readman, Ernest Bush, Rob- ert Mayse, Billy Norman, Martha Alpert. f . . .,,..1 i Mwwm NA ',,MwL, , ,-es-sq,--0,s-,,.....-..--. , ,.nu:21uu ir.---:-- . ----- ,-,-,- We- , -L W. ...r ,. , . . . - , , ...... ,, q .-,.-muw?v- ,, .A . -VW WV-- , W E, Undersiudies The Eighth Grade Although they stand at the bottom ot the ladder in high school activity they are vital to the continuation ot our program. In 1950 we shall find these UnderstudieS in the exalted posi- tions ot the Star Performers. lst Row, left to right: Faye Swan, Donald Livasy, Burdell Calvert, Bob Nichols, Ken- neth Holman, Iohn Colgate, Barbara Stone, Marilyn Maack. 2nd Row, left to right: Leroy Cowan, Lu- cille Carter, Iames Smith, Iirnmy...Gillilan,. Rosita Wade, Patty Dahm, Freeda Blair, lean Blair. 3rd Row, left to right: Miss Bringman, Pa- tricia Esker, Betty lackson, Mary Davis, Bernice Fisher, Shirley Bush, E1.is Eller- man, Vernon Powell, Audrey Barrow, Frank Dowell, Raymond Holloway. 4th Row. left to right: Bill Huesgen, Billy Reeder, Leo Wise, Benny Aaron, Donald Smith, George Nelson, lack Overfelt, El- mer McGuire, Ralph Peabody. lst Row, left to right: Gerald Gorman, Floyd Wilkerson, Henry Miller, Milton Hill, David Howard, Lloyd Waller, Dorothy White, Elva Canaday, loyce Buck, Nanie Foster, Colleene Bradley. 2nd Row, left to right: Miss Cunningham, Lavonne McGuire, Betty Lou lustus, Eva Bradley, Dorothy Palmer, Ioyce Packer, Howard Shurback, Marion Benson, George Mcliflackin, Allen Sanders, Iunior Salis- bury, Arthur Smith. 3rd Row, left to right: Elva Carr, Waneta Winkler, Richard Burkhart, Iames McGill, lames Fohey, Tommy Gunselman, Bob Corbett, Freda Mae Scogin, Virginia Clint, Florence Painter. v 4th Row, left to right: Elizabeth Boles, Mary Lou Fuller, Marilyn Knorp, Geral- dine Vogel, Phyllis Maylen, Lloyd Brown, Ray Simpson, Bill Kronhe, Iohn Wright, Bill Prentice, Fred Logston, Madison Winckler. ' 7 lst R Evans, Frencl row, lt Calver 2nd ll Bobby l. W. lst R ald l Billy erts, 2nd Bayn Davin ..g , '.,,.,:.: - , f.--ee -1- A- f --'fe --f:-.e:L,ee:- -- + '-11 10:-:.-:-1 :Q ,Ee 1. ,i,.,.g,g3,,jL ' ' r - ' v- -. - V-.-. ' P wanna-n--ning... , Billy Donald alt, El- Boles, Geral- Brown, Wright, ladison -M ,N-r... -f- -- -J.. .. - - - -- . , . . . , ., . . , ,--.M-, --,.. . .H . , , J- eager- - ' - ' :E+:I-ZinZ-?i'-'S-FH-.111-141-3312.-91-f'1 A ' ' il' :L E f 17.44 ..,. Y , .,. . . . , - The Seventh Grade lst Row, left to right: Mary Frances Evans, Mary Louise Buckley, La Verne French, Carolyne Thomas, Beverly Mor- row, Nina Staggs, Freddie Mynatt, Leland Calvert, Leo Roush, Lester Perry. 2nd Row, left to right: Norma Freeman, Bobby Cordell, Paul Sharitz, Marlin Hill, I. 'W. Still, Charles Strock, Linden Greer, Eddie Vlfarner, Bobby Mynatt. 3rd Row, left to right: lune lwamoto, Bev- erly Curtditf, Edna Pearl McPherson, Ana- stasia Wise, Lucille Sandridge, Emma lean Blythe, Iim Loar, lerry Thornhill, lim Pirtle. A 4th Row, left to right: Miss Drinkwater, lim Flanary, David Lee Williams, Claron 1 l Brown, Dean Benner, Dick Miller, Bill Greer, Ben Bernie Mann, Forrest Greer, Don Halley. 5th Row, left to right: Dean Dobson, Bob Coffman, lim Roberts, Leonard Ladd, Dick McGrath, Keith Barrow, Billy Pruett, Carl Buchley, Basil Simpson. lst Row. left to right: Danny Webb, Ron- ald Linberg, Albert l-liggius, Keith Stout Billy Doyle, La Veta Porter, Bonnie Rob- erts, lune Falls. Znd Row, left to right: Fontela Winkler, Ba mond Klass, Bob Bliss, Davie Webb y . David Starina, lohn Iones, Donald Upton, 1 Dean Kendle, Dale Northrup, Ovida Taylor. 3rd Row, left to right: Mrs. Moore, Betty Allen, Opal Brentlinger, Martha Ann Gas- wint, Ruth Williams, Theresa Spanbauer, Marion Cheek, Myron Corcoran, Mary Ann Cole, Gene Rush, Richard Pistole, Ruth Chinn, Bobbie Snyder. .45- l 4th Row, left to right: Donna Sue Black, Roger Walker, Wendel Rosenbaugh, Rob- ert Van Horne, Barbara Cooper, Patricia Vfolverton, Ace Martin, Alma West, Glen- na Hough, Norma Callahan, Carol Burk- hart. v -1-svneey,--, ---. ., ,. ......--.,,. -..Y 'if- .-,.- .. geiaazn- W! U Q5 4 mb QW 65 am me Wg! My if D0 A ' . gg Q N gm, PM scam 05 6575005 Qwdaasfgdceeea opml, ggagg Qgyg 5 J MAfQQg Sb esoczmfu new Mm fyaggwr G'-MQ 0 Us Ham ,mag 05512 -4 6... Student Council . , ,7 r 1 Xf t . WX V Q3 y ,, TOM MCCULLY, President BOB ELLIOTT, Vice-President Our Student Council members are the Public Relations Committeemenf' They are the rep- resentative voice of the troupe-rsf' These students assist the Board of Education by carrying out their decisions and suggesing new regulations. This council of nineteen students is the clem- ocratic government representative of the four high school classes. Their sponsor is Miss Amelia Keller. Officers are: President, Tom McCullyp Vice-President, Bolo Elliott, Secretary, Shirley Davis, Treasurer, Bill Kidd, Sergeant-at-Arms, Ed Simmons. Student Council I lst Bow. lelt to right: Anita Brenner, 2nd Row, left to right: Iohn Evans, Elaine George -Ylfatlcins, Dewey Powell, Ed Sim Shirley Cantrell, Shirley Davis, Mary Green, Bill Vfilson, lane King, Bob Elliott, mons, Bill Kidd, Tom McCully. Gladys Fletcher, Nancy Henry, Gloria Douglas Harlan, Bill Alexander. Nedblake, Miss Keller, 3rd Row, let! to right: Dale Divelbiss, ?47i , v,igs-r-e,-S!l'C1-i:'-,':rwi:4,sQ.,1u:'f wii, '-. 'lZxi :.mg'.1g,fl,- 1:o1-'- A V mn- 1 WSL bm Girl Reserves President ........... ,.... Sponsor ...... Cirl Reserve Officers ...Ann 'Wegert Vice-President ...,,,.e, ...,,., L ouise Lewis Secretary .......... ,,...... l ackie Brechin Treasurer ....... ...,...,....... B everly Miller Thomas Moore The Girl Reserve organization is a leader in the parade oi clubs. The- goal oi the Girl Reserves is to make better women in the future ot the girls who are members today. They are closely related to the YWCA in work and thought. Girl Reserve Cabinet lst Row, left to right: lean Caraway, Lois lean Scott, Norma Deister, Helen Simmons, Lorene Koch, Shirley Davis, Mary Vlfise, Mary Frances Maack, Mary Rankin, Wil- ma Lewis. 2nd Row, left to right: Betty Wilkerson, Ann 'VV'egert, Nancy Henry, Ioyce Ann Koch, Glo Deen Frazier, Frances Girard, Shirley Sayles, Shirley Cantrell, Bonnie Williams, Shirley Berry. 3rd Row, left to right: Louise Lewis, Bev- erly Miller, Hallie Fisher, Carol Deane, Mary Ann Bauman, Norma Rosendale, Anita Newhard, Donna Faust, Mary l Zulauf. 4th Row, left to right: Barbara Clardy, Barbara Mclieehan, Ioanne Burnidge, Willa Marie Woods, Mrs. Moore, Pat Dougan, lackie Brechin. Marion Braden, Patricia Fuson, Virginia Crockett. '-'v-uf I l 1st Rc Viiginir Shook, thy Du ty Bart Znd R1 nie lv Girard, lane C lst Rc sie 'Vt Strobb Lorenz Pruett Mary Glecki Leora Znd l leannr Lois S Mary Louise .f1,.i:,r:.---fewfs' --144'-:-:+1::l:L ' ' ' ' A A A F ' ,-. ,...,- ................. . - Vegert Lewis trechin Miller Moore Clardy, e, Willa Dougan, Patricia uf' l l ,--... ' , - , ....,.-e-ewn-.............,.......-.-f-- f' , . ' , , . ,. . i , ,r - - , V- - - -'-2' '.'.:.-.',-.',- -,-,-,,L-,L-:j:'.1:::.-:.':-ag.-f -4 , ,Z . J:-.n 'svn-.aw-.am z:.w.-.L-4, . . .... ..1...'- :L-.vt . -ef-f, C , f -4 ' V. ' . ' ' ' ...Yew Y - L , .- .-...- --,., . , ,L ,qg:,,-e,.,.,...f,,, L L- ,.... , -- 4-L .Q--gf--1,..,Z .,... ,,...,.., V V , , Senior Girl Reserves l lst Row, left to right: Bonnie Williams, Viiginia Taylor, Dolores Allen, Louise Shook, Kathryn Stock, Betty lohnson, Doro- thy Dugan, Sue Burton, Louise Pate, Bet- ty Bartlett. Znd Row, left to right: Ann Wegert, Bon- nie Minor, Dorothy Coleman, Frances Girard, Mary Ruth Skaggs, Louise Lewis, lane Carnian, Dorothy Hamler, Mary Ran- kin, Donna Turner, Shirley Berry, Miss Isley. 3rd Row, left to right: Lucille Blankenship, Ruth Kanabel, Doris McPherson, Beverly Miller, Elsa Mae Miller, Esther Pruett, Ella Mae Tate, Shirley Cantrell, Georgiann Geary, Mary Zulaut. , , 4th Row, left to right: Alice Shurback, Mary Ann Bauman, Velma Reynolds, Vir- Junior Girl Reserves ginia Crockett, lane King, Barbara Mc- Keehan, Barbara Clardy, Erma lean Green, Donna Faust, lodie Maloy. Sth Row, left to right: Virginia Ake, Mabel Hicks, Willa Marie Woods, Pat Dougan, lackie Brechin, Donna Marsh, Nancy Smith, Marion Braden, Lois Clark, Reba Thomas. lst Row, left to right: Helen Simmons, les- sie Webb, Wanda Wolverton, Margaret Strobbe, Rosaline Baker, Betty Wilkerson, Lore-ne Koch, Barbara Callaway, Betty Pruett, Mary Lou Milum, Betty Marks, Mary Ann Knierim, Norma Deister, Ann Gleckler, Barbara Lucy, Marcella Shaw, Leora Porter, Norma Randle. 2nd Row, left to right: Margie Thomas, leanne Compton, Pat McCall, Betty Upson, Lois Smith, Leola Hensley, Norma Duncan, Mary Lou Hanks, leanne Alvis, Mary Louise VVise, Bonita Hamilton, Pat Wer- ' In 1 J. .. -----.-ff W' H ' A- eff ner, Gloria Nedblake, Shirley Sayles, 'Winifrecl Patterson, Mary Lee Honeycutt, larel Dean l1Vard. 3rd Row, left' to right: Laura Scharig, Dorothy Rose, lune Stockton, Pauline Nich- olson, Peggy Teagarden, Peggy W'ood, Ro- berta Feaster, Bonnie Stevenson, Marjorie Pack, loanne Mclntire, Shirley Bellew, Eliz- abeth Antes, Bernita Hill, Patsy Blair, Glo Deen Frazier, Nancy Henry. 4th Row, left to right: Mary Iackson, Ern- estine Gosney, lane Fox, Virginia Shea, Hallie Fisher, Carol Deane, Betty Io Gid- ...49.. dens, Shirley Davis, Anita Colliver, Pat Burton, Marion Vfilson, Kathleen O'Laugh- lin, Mardell Hulen, Barbara Woods, Ora Lee Payne, Gloria Norris, Miss Barnett. 5th Row, left to right: Carol Platt, Mable Stomp, Dorothy Kalebaugh, Betty Leslie, Martha Harris, Betty Williamson, loan Burnidge, lrma Williams, Helen Shippee, Maxine Reinwald, Iune Creason, lrma Buchta, Ona Fredenburg, Beverly Bur- roughs, Betty Srnith, lean Stucki. 1,-ex... -rag .-mia?-1----v',t, I H r :?- ML, H. 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V - ff 4 we e-- -sg:-1e'5,E .,,:1-'- as 3:3-, -D Q., 5.1.-Le-, Sophomore Girl Reserves lst Row, left to right: lane Knierim, Peggy Weckman, Evelyn Beaumont, Betty Knox, Yvonne Yeager, Harriet Burton, Betty Car- michael, Marjorie Michaels, Lola Hicks, Lois lean Scott, Doris Amos, Kathleen Prunty, Gertrude Thompson, Lula Blythe, Mary Frances Maack, Mary Nell Webber, Mary Frances Morgan. 2nd Row, left to right: Rowena Balkey, Carol Norris, Helen Rhodus, Laura Little- iohn, Anna Louise Samborski, Sharon Wil- son, Hazel Stuteville, loanne Smith, Maxine Burns, Helen Taylor, Norma McCarty, Pa- tricia Plumb, Grace Hankins, Vera Harris, Mary Schoeneck, Germaine Strobbe, Fran- ces Butler, Donna Van Zandt, Mary Gladys Fletcher. 3rd Row, left to right: Miss Mingus, Ruth Katka, Lila Kelly, Billy Nesbitt, Doris lean West, Betty McKeehan, Melba Haynes, Margaret Hamilton, Norma Ekland, Mary Ellen Anderson, Pauline Harris, Anne Mor- gan, Marilyn Shook, Emma Lou Dowell, Rosalee Miller, Lorene Thompson, Neoma Cowan, Patricia Foster, Wilma Lewis, -Peg- gy Fox. 4th Row, left to right: Berneice Huffman, Norma Ruth Rosendale, Lue Etta Haley, Beatrice I-lamblen, loan O'Brien, Frances Cowan, Martha Sue Nowlin, loan Darby, Freshman Girl Reserves Christine Davison, Delores Haworth, Bar- bara Robinson, loyce Mundorff, Norma Terrel, lean Biggs, Betty Vanderwalker, Mildred Hague, Geneva Lawrence, Billie lean Nesbit. 5th Row, left to right: Ann Morgan, leanne Fausett, lean Girard, Anita Newhard, Mel- ba lean Cantrell, Betty Hays, Vivian Wil- liams, Marilyn Little, Bonnie Sue Miller, Loretta Shurback, Roberta Gifford, Suz- anne Carinder, Billie lllfilloughby, Roberta Gifford, Phyllis King, Margie Curtis, Pa- tricia Vest, Bernice Hunt, Betty Green. lst Row. left to right: Kitty Gooch, Theora Mauzey, lean Caraway, Marilyn Stein- born, Mary Bowser, Io Ann Carter, Patty Shannon, Della Ackley, La Veda Blake, Joyce Koch, Annetta Brenner, Christine Thomsen, Shirley Laswell, lean Grover, Mary Lou Miller, Margaret Herberger, Emma Iohnson. 2nd Row, left to right: Wanda Beck, Fran- ces Willis, Mina Maloy, Maxine Vogel, Shirley Naylor, Sally Kingsborough, De- lores Sorenson, Theta Foley, Alberta Bower, Gladys Gillilan, Bonita Brown, Gertrude Sorenson, Delores Williams, Lo- reta Duncan, Thelma Thomas, Dorothy Stone, Miss Essiq. 3rd Row, left to right: Charlene Simpson, Martha Klamrn, lean Ferry, Mina lean Reed, Eleanor Smith, Peggy Arm Rhoads. Shirley Faubion, Phyllis Dougan, lenny Lee Falls, lerry Batchella, Anita McPike, Judy Harris, Shirley Ellis, Nora Mitchell, Mary Ann Ameel, Patty Peters, Patricia Dulahary, Shirley Turpen. 4th Row, left to right: Delores Sorenson, Rose Kalebaugh, Donna Borden, Elaine Green, Nina Dearman, Norma Darnell, Norma Sheffield, Sina Dearman, Carole ...50... Cundiff, leanette Swindell, Laurel Humph- rey, luanita Mood, Doris Zeller, Ruby Black, Dorothy Evans, Mary Linan, Flor- ence Knoth. 5th Row, left to right: Dorothy Bellew, Margie Carson, Rosaline Deere, Patricia Wright, Fay Morrison, Martha Alpert, Martha Braden, lerry Arnold, Patricia Fuson, Mildred Good, Darlene Fleischauer, Florine Keckler, lean Nichols, Iune Roy- ston, Wilma Morrison, Marjorie Abbott, Kay Kindle, Alice Hamilton, Ellen Dunn. gr . 1, 1 'I , 7 x , l lst I ald Matt Fraz 1 W, ,J , , g H A W W , ' H f' ' ' Tia:-'11-7'11f f'rvf T2 'Mm-1-I-LI-lei:-i .,-.iQ-A -E-5:1121 'tzewgi '-rrfgvgig f'.'f 11 '. ' ' ' ' ' ' V . .. ,p- g . .,...,,,..,-,,, ' xr l xx t ---f------.-. 4. . K b V ,...,....,... -,..i,nq,.-.s A...--..-i. ----.... ....,. ... - ...... . --.- - f-'- A, Bar- Norma Nalker, , Billie Ieanne cl, Mel- xn Wil- Miller, l, Suz- Roberta tis, Pa- Gen. Humph- ir, Ruby xn, Flor- Bellew, Patricia Alpert, Patricia ischauer, me Roy- Abbott, 1 Dunn. ---- l t' , 1 t I 5 1 Hi-Y l I-Ii-Y Officers P President .........w.. .........,...... ...... D e wey Powell A V ViC-9-Pr9Sid6DT ....... ........ L ee Allen Gaodpasture Secretary ..,.u.,.. ....................... A lvin Block ? 1. I . ,v The Hi-Y is closely related to the YMCA. lt is divided into chapters according' to classes. L The purpose of the organization is to create, maintain, and extend throughout school and corn- ? munity high standards of Christian living. The chapter presidents 'and sponsors are as follows: , Seniors: lunior Canaday, Mr, Leming. Scphomores: George Vlfatkins, Mr. Kerr. ,N Iuniors: Morgan Caraway, Mr. Erickson. Freshmen: Bill Wilson, Mr. Ferguson. . I it W Hi-Y Chapter Officers w A t t l Q 1st Row, left to right: Mr. Schooling, Don- 2nd Row, left to right: Mr. Chappell, lim Powell, George Watkins, Lee Allen Good 1 ald Lawrence, Charles Steenstry, Marvin Ashby, Bobby Black, Morgan Caraway, pasture, Alvin Block, Bob Zurbuchen, lun f P 1 l Mattiesen, Gene Turner, Billy Wilson, Don Douglas Harlan, Hubert Chinn. ior Canaday. ' Frgzjer, 3rd Bow. lett to right: Mr. Greer, Dewey K l --Sl- R u-iii' .E-emi-.nl-M . - --..-a,- 15.-if ,-, Senior l-li-Y lst Row, left to right: Louis Lee, Eugene Todd, Donald Williams, Everett Brown, Iunior Canaday, Billy Bob Overielt, Clar- ence Lance, Harry Davis. 2nd Row. left to right: Mr. Leming, Bob Elliott, Gene Ritter, Grover Sims, Paul Bushnell, Bill Knierim, Donald Standley, Alba Gillespie. 3rd Row, lelt to right: lake Bowles, Mel- vin Ditty, Gene Turner, Bob Sutton, Glen- non McFarland, lack Parish, lohn Macken, Bob Slinkard, Bill McClelland. 4th Row, lelt to right: Charles Smith, Ed Gieseke, lim Lanninq, Ralph Blair, Bob Junior Hi-Y Zurbuchen, Kenneth Murphy, Richard Stomp, Dewey Powell. 5th Row, left to right: Marion Rupard, Arn- old l-link, Bill Kidd, Raymond Crank, Lee Allen Goodpasture, Donald Klein, Alvin Block, Tom McCully. lst Row, left to right: Tommy Carter, Al- fred Girard, Earl King, Bob Huck, Ted Kinstler, Robert Devlinq, Neil Niehaus, Roy Hornbuckle, Dee Harris, Charles Steenstry. 2nd Row, left to right: loe Davis, Edward Parsons, R, D. 'Winbialer, Hershel Pickens, Alvin 'West, lim Konomos, Vernon Spring- er, Doyle llfinkler, Bob Black, Junior Haynes, Franklin Lantz. 3rd Row, left to right: Bob Yates, Ralph Swetnarn, Charles Parrot, Dick Larson, Bill Hydeman, Morgan Caraway, Howard Vxfalburn, Earl Dawson, Wayne Croy, Paul Todd. 4th Row, left to right: Donald Zurbuchen, Dick Sutton, Hubert Chinn, Crville Wil- -gg.. liams, Kenneth Baker, Merle 'Walken Doyle Wells, Dick Roberts, Charles Mat- thews, Charles Prather. Sth Row, left to right: Mr. Erickson, Bob Palmer, David Brown, Eddie Ellslrom, Fred Sieckman, Larry Earls, Elmer Rosen- bauqh, Daryl Dobson, john Bradley, Charles West, Howard Dawson. .wx ,D i -. ,.,. - Msn!--- -,ee.-,-,,Ee:s-eds,-ee-eefegeg,, W---1 as , L ftlh A cpu.--.L,,, 6. T r i l I l i i I l l l 4 1 1 u i 9 Y ! 1 A ! 5 l l l z l I R r 1' f 'rv 1:55 lst I Bobbi erra, Vand son, 2nd l Leone ton, l well, lst B tlr ur lei r y Smitl 2nd I Bobb Rtchard d Am 1k Lee Alvm Walker s Mat on Bob llstrorn Rosen 3radley Sophomore Hi-Y lst Row left to nght Iunror Ellermzm Bobby Vogel Harold T9I'l1'11S Benny Bar erra Gene Swan Charles Rhoades Frank Vcmdendale Clayton P1rtle Rrchard Gtb son Ioe Darby 2nd Row left to nght Marvrn Matthresen Leonard Morrts Charles Zan Walter Bur ton lohn Klarnrn Marvrn Stotts lo Stock well Tommy Reece Paul Wagner Ray rnond Leftudge 3rd Row left to right Mr Kerr Iohn A Evans Da111d Rapp Tommy Ch1 k Don Frazter Leon Turner Drck Watson Eu gene Park lohn Cowden larnes Barnett Glen Calhoun Charles Ktotd 4th Row left to nqht Donald Sorenson Gene Brown Brchard Gabbert Brlly Alex and r Vlfesley Lance Thomas Layman Freshman H1 Y Arthur Godat Dale D1v lb1ss Robert Estes lames Klarnm Addrson Keckler Sth Row left to nght Marvm Murphy Don Beswrck hm Lanqhus Iunmy Churc h1ll Iohn Schelestrat Brlly Gene Alex aucler Iumor D Stotts George Watkms Ierrv Brrndlc Alfred Conway Howard Std Morton 1stRow left to rlqht M1 Ferguson Ar Couch r Marron Snnth Wayne fsnutlt Earl Srnrth 7nd Row left to rtqht Rtchard Edmonds Bclby l nrnan lrrnrrne Long Bru e Bowles Dallas D1VGlb1SS Dean Konornos 31d Row left to rrqht Bernard Harms Rlch ara Sutterby Walter Colhns Everett Dunn htovara M1ll Drck 'W olverton Gene El hott Brll Vl71lSO1'1 4th Row left to rrqht R1chara Wrlson Blll liephart Donolas Harlan B11 Mc Cl nahftn C ata Grox e Thurs' n Sfntth 1 1 1 , . 3 Y 1 i ,1 ,, l . . . l ' : 1 ' A ' ' Q ' I 1 1 , . . I 1 , 1 , , 1 e 1 : . , . K A - 1 . . , ,H 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 v 1 . , 1 , . . - . - - 1 2 I 1 , , 1 1 1 1 A , ' : ' ' 1 1 ' - 1 e, ' . 1 I 1 . -1 - ' , - , . - 1 Cl ' ' ' ' 1 I ' I 1 1 , , ' 1 1 'I 1 ' ,, ' A 1 1 ' . ll 'E I 5 - ' , . - ' - - . 1 1 - 1 1 - - 1 1 1 1 1 . , tl 'tr Nichols unior M natt Melvin Hodge Kent Sellars Grant Parrott. X , ' . ' ' . , . lack Ashby, Ernest Bush, Floyd Patton. , I' ' V H 2 - 7 I 1 11 I 1 - I ' 1 'l . J I V . V I W5 I - ' V , I - , , ' : ' A 1 ..1,' 'er, ' T- , - a no, r', -1',.1.o ,,.,h:-E- - Q 5.3, , s,.-.-. - V. . ......:... ... .egggn -wif. II-,-J.-:.1.:-1'-3-Y f Q'-G-rf A f I.l-Lb-f'..sm2.ls:n1r- Mag.-le- , I Masque and Gavel To some of those performers under the big tent comes the reward of membership in Masque and Gavel. This club is a national organization, founded to promote correct speech and further dramatic works. Those who have done outstanding work in either field, speech or drama, are eligible for membership. The officers are Gene Bitter, president: Bob Elliott, vice-president, lackie Brechin, sec- retary, Shirley Cantrell, treasurerp and Don Klein, sergeant-at-arms. lst R , is ley B zier, , lst Row. left to right: Miss Fulton, Bob Znd Row, left to right: Barbara McKeehar1, 3rd Row, left to right: Bob Elliott, Ierry Carol Huck, Helen Simmons, Donna Faust, Shir- Willa Marie Woods, Iackie Brechin, Pat Fteinwald, Donald Klein, Tommy McCully, 2nd l ley Cantrell, Gene Ritter. Dougan, lack Parish, Beverly Miller. Alvin Block. lluill and Scroll Those showing achievement in the field of journalism are those who have been accepted for Quill and Scroll. Outstanding in the Work they have done, they haven attained the honor of rnembership'in this nation-wide organization. The sponsor in North Kansas City is Miss Mildred Fulton. lst Row, left to right: loclie Maloy, Georgi- ly Miller, lane King, Shirley Darrow. CNot Photographed, Bob Clay.l Ist I ann Geary, Carol Deane. 3rd Row, left to right: lerry Beinwald, Tom Koch Znd Row, left to right: Miss Fulton, Bever- McCully, lake Bowles. 2nd -s4- 5 -:L g -W' - ' ' ' ... ,. xxg Terry cCu1ly Buzz Statt The Buzz Staff publicity managers for the carousel have had a busy year. Besides putting out the paper evcry third week they participated in many contests of creative writing under the able supervision of the journalism instructor Miss Fulton. First emester 'ound Carol Deane as editor and Tom McCully as managing editor. During the seccnd -emester Tom McCull,f was eletced editor ard Carol Platt was chosen managing editor. lst Row left to nqht Betty Bartlett Shir ley Berry Helen Simmons Glo Deen Fra ZIPI' Mary Lee Honeycutt Rosaline Batcer Carol Deane 2nd Row left to nqht Miss Fulton Iune Creason Virginia Shea Doris Long Ian King Virgiria Crockett Beverly Mi ler Shirley Darrow 3rd Row left to right Edith Carye Marion Braden Bob Vanderwalker Iackie Brech Debate Club ien Merl Walker Ralph Swetnam Iake Bowles 4th Row left to nght Carol Platt Ken neth Murphy Tom McCully Ed Slrnmons hm Lannmg B111 McClelland Bob Sutton The members of Debate Club have had a very bu y year Some of the activities include tournaments orations discussions and ofcourse practice debates The national question tor the year was Resolved That Every Able Bcdied Mae Citizen of the United States Should Have One Year of Full time Military Training Before Attainmg Age 24 Lorene Koch Shirley Davis Betty To Cuddens lack. Parish Bob Eliott and Gene Ritter at tended a tournament at Topeka Kansas in November Several states were represented bv th many teams lst Row left to right Bob Huck Lorene tine Davison Ona Fredenburg Rosaline talf r Iac Parrsh Gen Bitter lx ch beth To Cuddens Shirley Davts Baker 2nd Row left to nght Bob Elliott Chris 3rd Row left to right Miss Fulton Merle 1 1 Q cu 1 1 S A e L f' T S I B t t l - O 1 - Q . . . . D . ' - 1 I 1 1 1 V 1 9 1 I I' A 1 , - , 1 ' , . , . , . - 1 - - - . ' ' 1 1 - 1 : I 1 ' 1 : 1 1 1 I ' l ' 1 n 1 1 1 1 ' ' 1 -1 1 1 f ' 1 I ' J S . ,, . . . . I 1 1 1 1 1 - , . . H 11 1 . 1 .. . , - L 1 ' I . 1. . . . . 11 I I I - I ' I - 1- ' ' l Q .1 . 1 , . A . A C r ' 1 ' ' - . ' '-1 1 1, I -1 1 - 1 1 1 '-' .9 , A , 9 LL - ,ni ,N I . . . , , A , . . . , 1 , ' 1 I , -55- 1- ...nf-4 'D+ ..f,.s..s-1-fs---s---. .. . . . , ,, ,W ... . . .. ..,,,,. . . .,..,.......,.,......-......,..... A.- My .... .. ,, .. ,. - .L ist?-as - .-Ae.-sgma. .- ,M Y, G. A. A. The Girls' Athletic Association is organized to further co-operation and good sportsmanship among its members. Certain requirements, tests and points, which are received tor participation in sporting' events, are necessary for membership. Sponsor: CEirst Sernesterl-Miss Martha Bren- ner. Sponsor: fSecond Semeterl-Miss Margaret Larkin. l lst Row. left to right: Elaine Green, Mar- gie Carson, Helen Taylor, Pat McCall, Mary Shoeniclc, Emma Lou Dowell, Ioyce Koch, Mary Lee Honeycutt, Doris Amos. Znd Rowf left to right: Yvonne Yeager, Helen Simmons, Norma Rosendale, Doris West, Betty MCK-eehan, Hallie Fisher, Donna Faust, Shirley Cantrell, Glo Deen Frazier, Nancy Henry, Loretta Duncan. 3rd Row, left to right: Miss Brenner, Betty Smith, Bonnie Stevenson, Barbara Mic- Keehan, Barbara Woods, Harriet Burton, Virginia Shea, Bernice Huffman, Vera Lee Harris, lenna Lee Falls. N Club 4th Row, left to right: Betty Williamson, Martha Harris, lackie Brechin, Helen Shippee, loan Burnidge, Pat Fuson, Jean Girard, loanne O'Brien, Erma lean Green, Alice Shurback. V For athletic lettermen in sports, there is the N Club. This organization primarily is one of social entertainment for our sportsmen. Mr. C. C. Cooper is the sponsor. lst Row, left to right: Bob Talbert, Everett Brown, Bob Sutton, Bob Black, lake Bowles, Melvin Ditty, Gene Turner. 2nd Row, left to right: Mr. Cooper, How- ard Dawson, Leroy Breshears, Billy Bob Overfelt,,Ed Geiske, Bob Slinkard, Wilbur day, Alfred Conway. l-lighiill. 4th Row, left to right: Gene McDowell, 3rd How, left to right: Ronald Edmondson, Bill Kidd, Lee Allen Goodpasture, Elmer Glennon McFarland, Dewey Powell, Nor- Bosenbaugh, Eddie Simmons, Donald man Klein, Tommy McCully, lunior Cana- Klein, Marion Bupard. ...gg- lst . Geox Broof Faus 2nd Betty Van? 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X i . hamson Helen an Iean L Green VlcDoWell re Elmer Donald Pep Squad To furnlsh tne add d excrternent to gc mth cur atnlen even fl-e v e nor e rr e of the carou el Th Pep S u d rs 1n ther rng ef ry mm t Wrrr t'1 1r co ooeratrcn sc ocl sorrrt runs hrah lst Row lett to rxqht Cheerleaders Georgxann Geary Sh1rlev Berry Art Brooks mascot Mary Zulatrt Donna Faust Betty W1lkerson Dolores W1ll1ams Donna VanZandt Barbara Calloway Marg1e Tlomas Pat Dougan Dorothy Stone A netta Brenner Loretta Duncan Ann Weg ert Bonnle W1 hams 3rd Row left to nqht Dorothy Coleman Wlnnle Patterson GlOI1U Nedblak Gro Deen Frazr r Nancy Henry Thelma Thom Gladys Fletcher Mary Frances Tvlaacc lerry Ward Dorls McPherson 4th Row left to rxght l-lallxe Flsher Har rret Burton VIYQIHIQ Shea Dorxs lan Vtfest Peggy Fox Gertrude Thompson Mma lane Reed Iod1e Maloy Beverly Mrller trxcla Wrrght Wxlla Marte Woods Iane Img H len Shrppee Mrss Keller Amta Newhard Erma lean Green Melba lean Cantrell Ahce Shurback Mlss McCl1ntock 57 ' ' e ' . - L '. 'c tsfchcreth 'S ,ak rs ' 5 . ' e ga ' A . echeei rer 'ue ci the game. le' - l l r I In I I ' I 1' : NI ' I - f 1 I , A , , ' : L L L, ' - ' . 1 1 ' 1 ' Q 1 I I 51 I I I 4' I ' 2nd Row, lett to right: Lots lean Scott, as, Helen Simmons, Yvonne Yeager, Mary Sth Row. lett to right: Miss Brenner, Pa- , . . ,. I A . . . I I ' I ' X ' I I: I I 1 1 ' ' , , U' 1 3 , ' - 1 I - , ' V - ' ' ' 1 , 9 ' V I I V ' x V. W - 1 I I t .ul'.I-'I li gg,-1, A -ffs,1,:f:rf.e 3f:sL:wmxmnuw::' 'wQ-so--4'--1-LL-1.1 1- -.1 ,-use '-'--'-'-- -'1--5---i-P+ v--V -- ---.1:M::'- ff- f A -N - - I I-. - - - -1-. I I I Librarians 1st Bow. left to right: Ann Morgan, Betty Pruett, Mary Lee Honeycutt, Yvonne Yea- ger, Mary Morgan. 2nd Row, left to right: Miss Hume, Alice Shurback, Shirley Belz, Mary Ann Bau- man, Elsa Mae Miller, Rosaline Baker, Hosalec Miller. ' 3rd Row. left to right: Norma Eklund, lane Fox, Erma lean Green, Betty Smith, Mar- ion Braden. 4th Row, left to right: Tommy Carter, Her- .shel Pickens, Buddy Brink, lim Langhus, Grover Sims. Secretaries 1st Row. left to right: Miss Keller, Betty Knox, Wanda Knox, Bonnie Minor, Mary Rankin, Dorothy f-lamler. 2nd Row. left to right: Hallie Fisher, Doro- thy Coleman, Maryruth Skaggs, Georgi- ann Geary, Shirley Cantrell, Nancy Henry, Donna Faust. 3rd Row, left to right: lane King, Barbara Mclieehan, Shirley Belz, Pat Dougan, Mary Ann Bauman, Doris lean West, Bet- ty McKeehan, Dean Konomos. 1 Cafeteria Ladies lst Row, left to right: Mrs. Harriet Free- man, Mrs. Edna Anderson, Mrs. Mary Iackson, Mrs. 'Nettie Greenleaf. Znd Row, left to right: Mrs. Viola Starnper, Mrs. Pat Crisp, Mrs. Mary Riggs, Mrs. Iune Good. 3rd Row, left to right: Mrs. Blanche Bas- tain, Mrs. Milda Norris, Mrs. Grace Boy- ster, Mrs. l-lettie Davidson. vig. lst . Davi lst thy shit lian 2nd Dor bel, g., , , n g v.-.W ,sean--:gain .f-Sam:-if ee - :fan-ea-ff -- -ay.-:.i,+45 Y ,,, 4 ,gg:g.g3gf,,gv ,K 35434-3 Lf: 31-1 ii . . 2551- f- V-1:134',,., Q -Si-.3312 TE' fvfftf'-Yiffl 'rg' ' ---M - -' ' G- -C4 hub--Qu... - -... --. , ' ' - x, - L Betty Mary Doro- eorqi- enry, trbara ugan, t, Bet- t t Free- Mary amper, , Mrs. e Bas- e Roy- Radio Club Although the Radio Club was more or less inactive during the war years, it is again coming forth in group activity. Under the sponsorship of Mr. Paul I. Chappell, these boys learn code and theory. They are qualified to be licensed amateur radio operators after passing cer- tain requirements. Ist Row. left to right: Mr. Chappell, Bob Iohn Loos. ard Stomp, Bob Zurbuchen, Bobby Roberts, Davidson, Charles Smith, Dewey Powell, Znd Row, left to right: Bob Rogers, Rich- Bill Watson. Diversified Occupations Diversified Occupations is a training program for part-time jobs and part-time school work. Through the cooperation of the school, the business man, parents, and the student, each member is gaining valuable practical knowledge of his future vccation. Mr. Forrest Greer is the sponsor of the group. lst Row, left to right: Mary Rankin, Doro th Hamler Lois B ars, Lucille Blanken- Y I Y A ship, Doris McPherson, Betty lean VVil liams. 2nd Row, left to right: Charlene Yeager Doroth Parr une Creason, Ruth Kana Y , l - bel, Geneva Stockton, Elsa Mae Miller, Reba Thomas. 3rd Row. left to right: Donald Vtfood, Ted Kinstler, Bob Vanderwvalker, Francis Sch- midt, Robert Bailey, Ludwig Maurer, Wil- liam Covey. 4th Row, left to right: Howard Mitchell, Bill Maack, Earl Vtfalker, Robert Callicotte, ...gg- Harris Adams, Bobby Owens, Eddie El- liott, Earl Lynch. 5th Row, left to right: Mr. Greer, Bob Adams, Bill Cliff, Billy Darnell, Bill Wat- son, Donald Payne, Lee Allen Goodpas- ture, Ioe Kiechle, lohn Loos, Ice Preslco. Band The band has been active through the fall, not only in playing' at football games and as- semblies but also for the General Wainwright Parade in Kansas City. The band gave a concert in conjunction with the chorus in lanuary. Mr. L. O. Erickson, conductor, planned the festival held this spring. CONDUCTOR L. O. Erickson FLUTES ' Dorothy Dugan Belva Iean Minster Alice Shurback Io Stockwell CLARINETS Mary Ann Ameel Mary Ann Bauman Morgan Caraway Charles Ellermcm Vera Harris Melba Haynes Bill McClelland Anita Newhard Gene Ritter Ierry Spurlock SAXOPHONES Lowell Burgee Robert Estes Betty Upson Don Zurbuchen BARITONE Eugene Swan BASS Walter Burton BELLS Ioyce Koch Thelma Thomas DRUMS Eugene Bastien Arthur Nichols Norma Rosendale Charles Zajic TYMPANI Dee Harris DRUM MAIORETTE Virginia Crockett TWIRLERS Betty Bartlett Norma Diester Maxine Gabbert Betty Io Gicldens Ann Gleckler Bonnie Roberts -50- CORNETS Ioan Burnictge Lois Clark Ioe Ray Davis Earl King Howard Mitchell Bobby Owens Bud Rich Alvin Scogin Fred Seickman Charles Smith Bob Zurbuchen HORNS Lorene Koch Lawrence Earls TROMBONES Iohn Colt Burr Dell Clayton Alba Gillespie Marion Rupard Ralph Swetnam Doyle Winkler '--nav' - ' .-......., .......- X x Y I '1 -Er 5 'ar- For reiresninq and deliahtful entertainment We have the Stardusters. Bob Z Stardusters urbuche-n's band, for the last two years,d has been playinq request performances at local dances and school activities. Doyle Winkler, who is pianist, also Writes their arrangements. Let 'lo right Bob Zurbuchen Doyle Winkler Alba Gillesp ie Dee Harris Don Zurbuchen Ierry Brmdel The Rose oi Chnsimas Pictured is a scene from the Chorus presentation of the Cantata T which was qiven Decem he Rose of Christmas ber 21 cncl Ianuary 3 under the direction of Miss Lida Warrick ..-gui-bl f : , , . . ' . I I I - I I I , Wf............- ,vv I , , , . 11 , H 1 1 t - , - I A W - I 5, Qi.. , -- .... . .. , .... ...............-.,-.. .H-.-. ' ' - 5-'M' '- '- -' - - - Y.. . . - - ,, ,,-,,-JV Q- vim -J-mb dx 3'-1: .,.s:ret 1 -fu - -- Q 3. I A .,...............,.., ,.,,, ... . I I ! Madrigal Singers lst Row, left to right: Shirley Davis, Louise Lewis, Lois lean Scott, Betty Wilk- erson, Ioanne Mclntire, Dorothy Coleman, Naomi Landis, Doris McPherson. 2nd Row, left to right: Willa Marie Woods, Velma Reynolds, Betty Lou Green, Bev- erly Burroughs, Barbara Clardy, Virginia Crockett, Patricia Dougan. Mixed Chorus 3rd Row, left to right: Alvin Block, Charles Prather, Bob Elliott, lack Parish, Ralph Swetnam, Ierald Reinwald, Warren Harris, Merle Walker, Don Hartman. lst Row, left to right: Norma Randle, Carol Norris, Betty Ainsworth, lane Knie- rim, Patricia Foster, Leora Porter, Ruth Katka, Peggy Teegarden, Mary Lee Honeycutt, Mary Lou Hanks, lessie Webb, Mary Frances Maack, Helen Rhodus, Ioan Smith. , 2nd Row, left to right: Betty Lou Vander- waHcer, loyce Mundorff, Maxine West, Shirley Bellew, Bernita Hill, Mary Bopp, Lucille Blankenship, Ruth Kelley, Betty McKeehan, Barbara Stradinger, Gloria Norris, Barbara Robinson, Reba Thomas, Esther Pruett, Pauline Nicholson. 3rd Row, left to right: Loretta Shurback, Patricia Vest, Dorothy Smotherrnan, Doris Long, Kathleen O'Laughlin, Dorothy Rose, Norma McCarty, loan Darby, Melba lean -52-. Cantrell, Shirley Hornback, Lila Kelly, Mabel Stomp, Marian Wilson, Phyllis King. 4th Row, leit to right: Ioseph Conwell, David Brown, lim Churchill, Franklin Lantz, lames Klamm, Iohn Klamrn, Iames Barnett, Alfred Girard, David Rapp, Neil Niehaus, Leon Turner, Vernon Springer. lst B Franc ann Marci Turne bara 2nd l Robei VIS, ' lst VV ini Cow nita Dug: Fran 2nd Laur nelle asszzzsmsn-g vb- WV ..,..,.,.,,,.,..--,.-,. . .. ,-.------.--ri.-- we--M I V , '- - ..,, .M , --. --.,.....,. J- ,,,-.4-...Age A --- Us 4 . .. .. , :.- ,- , , ru-41'-:: - ,,-1':f.'g'.f::-, . ..-1, ...V ' 'JIUI4 '-' N - -' '- nl . , , ,,,.,A,,,1,,, N, I AH... g.,,,A WN, ,-.,.. ,M K V .. , V ,........,,., , ,, ,, .. . , . - , - , , ,, , ,, A ex :rrles ,alph l i '3 'T ' '-arg-ef ..z-ay, -------. ,, Y, ....-........',.- y V .................,:.-.- ,,,,, , , -,uw WV Y M g My W Y ,H-,Y- ' EA- --A f - ' - - ' - ' A -A r-A-' - A--ffe'-.fff 2 -Treeele 'wf:eae:..ff-f..' ' TY. 11:15-.112-. 51f5gjf Mixed Chorus lst Row. left to right: Dorothy Coleman, Frances Girard, Betty Wilkerson, Georgi ann Geary, Betty Marks, Bonnie Minor, Marcella Shaw, Virginia Taylor, Donna Turner, Sue Burton, Beverly Miller, Bar- bara Clardy, Beverly Burroughs. Znd Row, left to right: Erma lean Green, Roberta Feaster, Geneva Miller, Iean Al- vis, Charlene Yeager, Naomi Landis, Io- anne Mclntire, Doris McPherson, Shirley Davis, Louise Lewis, Maryruth Skaggs, Pauline Harris, Florence Maloy, Donna Faust. 3rd Row, left to right: Donna Marsh, Willa Marie Woods, Betty Lou Green, Velma Reyolds, Alice Shurback, lane King, Bar- bara McKeehan, leanne Kurek, Martha Harris, Dorothy Parr, Patricia Dougan, Vir- ' Mixed Chorus Kelly, King. iwell, rnklin 'ames Neil ger. ,qi ginia Crockett. 4th Row, left to right: Alvin Block, Iohn Macken, Ierald Beinwald, Bob Clay, Clar- ence Lance, Gene Turner, Ralph Swet- nam, lack Parish, Eugene Todd, Bob E1- iiott, Don Standley, Merle Walker, Warren t-larris, Charles Prather, Don Hartman. ,,l, .4- lst Row, left to right: Lois lean Scott, 'Winitred Patterson, Louise Shook, Naomi Cowan, Louise Pate, Ann Gleckler, Iua' nita Oswald, Betty Bartlett, Dorothy Dugan, Rowena Balkey, Doris Amos, Frances Butler. 2nd Row, left to right: Margie Cowan, Laura Mae Scharig, Ruth Kanabel, An- nelle Linville, Betty lohnson, Beatrice ' '.- k:fr?f ?c-Qi!-4 -uv , - li: :vw v- .. I-lamlolen, Lois Smyth, lean Biggs, leanne Compton, Harriett Burton, Bernice Hutt- man, Mary Ellen Anderson, Christine Davison, Elizabeth Antes, Anna Sam- borski. 3rd Row, left to riqht: Norma Terrell, Frances Cowan, Marilyn Shook, Emma Lou Dowell, Lola Hicks, Norma Bruce, Dorothy Kalebaugh, Virginia Ake, lrma ---53.. Buchta, Vivian Vtfilliams, Betty Leslie, Margie Curtis, Mabel Hicks, Patsy Morgan. 4th Row, left to right: George Morrison, Ray Bergston, Frances Schmidt, Edward Elliott, Harris Adams, Earl Dawson, Lewis Lee, Hershel Pickens, lake Bowles, Bob Groom, Bob Taylor, loe Compton, lohn Coolidge. J'--F-3-------A,-Y..4,-,.,. ,-.....s:zm.L-1:e:-. L . , N, . -,V ,-,- '- ,, , ,-:ns-,,-, Y 'r--aww -Af - -v-Ev-H-e ----Q--ee -- -af A-- A- National Honor Society Membership to this national organization is limited to the highest fifteen per cent of the Senior Class. This year after passing strict requirements, twenty-six students were elected by a faculty council. Those who gain membership are outstanding' members of the class. l l 1 First Row, left to right: Bill McClelland, Second Row. left to right: Frances Girard, Third Row, left to right: Shirley Cantrell, Geneva Miller, Willa Marie Woods, Donna Mary Ann Bauman, Marion Braden, Iackie Barbara Clardy, Maryruth Skaggs, Bever- Faust, Ann Wegert, Torn McCully, Bob Brechin, Pat Dougan, Dewey Powell, Rob- ly Miller, lane Carmen, Mary Zulauf, lane Zurbuchen, Iunior Canaday. ert Slinkard, Gene Ritter, Mrs. Moore. King, Louise Lewis, Bob Elliott. l'lornet's Nest Board ot Control The I-lornet's Nest is under the supervision of the Board of Control. It plans and sponsors the parties given in the Nest. Through the cooperation of Mr. Price and the members of the art classes, murals were painted on the east wall of the Stinger this year. Co-sponsors of the Board are Miss Bernita Isley and Mr. C. C. Cooper. First Row, left to right: Miss Isley, Ann King. my McCully, Dewey Powell, Billy Bob Wegert, Beverly Miller, Mary Zulauf, Mrs. Second Row, left to right: Mr. Cooper, Tom- Overfelt, Mrs. Parks. t -64- ---QQ' lst R1 garet Grove sen, l 2nd l Ann ces lt trude cille 4553, sw-if s,rq1nee-f,,-t- ..- 7.-.'.- ff-fe-.1.--:sie -, .f:2-i-a:s-? fff:1-i-t:eg,sg1,fgfoE1Qf- 1: at-2-ff- 25425- - J 'Bi ff TT x . ' U' A ' ' 'Q uin L ' ' -e--- --- -- - T9 BVGT- Une Home Economics Club Under the leadership of President Marion Braden and Sponsor Miss Essig, the Home Eco- nomics Club keeps the diet of each performer above the usual circus fare. Included in their activities was a successful drive for the purchase ot more nutritious lunches. ls! Row- left to right Mary Morgan Mar- garet Herberger Mary Lou Miller lean Grover Shirley Laswell Christina Thom- son Mary Bowser Louise Pate. 2nd Row left to right Miss Essig Mary Ann Knierim Rosalee Miller Mary Fran ces Maack Mary Gladys Fletcher Ger trude Thompson Peggy Teegarden Lu cille Krueger Pauline Nicholson Dorothy Srnotherman. 3rd Row left to right. Dorna VanZandt Florence Knoth Dorothy Smith Lila os- ter Bonita Brown Shirley Naylor D - lores Sorensen Norma Shitiield Ann Mor- gan Ioan Smith -ith Row left o right Darlene Fleishaurer Mary Linan Shirley Bellew Billie lean Nesbit Ruth Katka Barbara Stradinger Dont Take My Penny Maxine West Anita Morrison Melba leen Cantrell Ioan Darby Carol Cundiff. 5th Row left to right Dorothy Evans Vona Mae Kennedy Patsy Helm Mary lCICl!lSOn Betty Leslie Doris Long Reba Thomas Elsa Mae Miller Lois Clark Marion Braden B b O P1 tured above is a scene from the lunior Play Dont Take My Penny 1. hich was presented February 7 and 8 65 t ll, . I 1 . , n , , 1 . , 1 ' 1 , ' 1 1 1 1 , . F , D 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 9 1 1 3 1 1 1 ' ' 1 1 ' 1 V - 1 I ' 4. 1 I . . ' 1 1 ' - I L - 1 I I 1 1 ' 1 - 1 - . 1 1 . . I 1 1 1 1 ll I ll i w l I , . 11 1 11 .7 - C 1 1 - Owl Stall l ANE KING Co-Editor K MARY ZULAUF Advertising BEVERLY MILLER Advertising GEORGIANN GEARY Make-up MARION RUPARD Advertising SHIRLEY CANTRELL Art IODIE MALOY Make-up SHIRLEY BELZ Art BOB CLAY N Art IERRY REINWALD Co-Editor GENE RITTER Literary PAT DOUGAN Literary SHIRLEY DARROW Literary VIRGINIA CROCKETT Literary BILL OVERFELT Sports RAY EUBANKS Sports BOB SUTTON Business Mgr. TOM MCCULLY. Circulation DEWEY POWELL IAKE BOWLES Photography Sports The twenty students that compose the Owl Staff were? chosen by a faculty committee Under the sponsorship of Miss Fulton, the Staff began work early in the year when all the hrs tory to be recorded in the '45-'46 Owl was still in the future. 09 K ff , nf Q cgi X X 42521 1 'W ., ,. N ,, Mlffi' , rf' ' 2 f ,A 4 Q ' , E Lg 1 94 ,1 ' in 4,2 1.15 ,I f LIATESEL .,,,g,.:. L I ' . A . 5 1 Rise? X Q ,K f , ,L,, 5 . ssl, 1 A fff A 9 -, bv' N A N V: T . ' ' 1 . . L , i 4 . Y 4 . ' -,Q xi: ' , ' N 4 Q , 1 . i . Owl Queen GEORGIANN GEARY ,ld .lf My . Q, Y x g, , . F' ' 'A W 4 1 l 2 ,D S , I , i Nw I 'kwa M352 f f f f f . I Attendants VIRGINIA CROCKETT A I1-XNE KING 5 M . at BEVERLY MILLER MARY ZULAUF 1 ' ' .rr-,v-Q ,fs-rip .r- 1 . f,,A.,,,, , ,, ,. . . -......---- ---A,-.-- ., f-:,, A ,,Y, . A ,'-ff:-fn-:f,f:iT-ff.-1-ff f ...---.za-Aff.-, ,:-W f,-,:,W,f-...K . -::., , . ------2-' -ffff W ' - ' ' . - - ,' N 9 N275 xx TV XT 6552 fy I Ff- Q, ? QL J, 4, 6 C2 , j HC-A - , 331 F' O 1 . f X L ifffi' aw X 7 , 7x 1 X Q X Q g I 1 1 X W W, H ,z h -ff 'W 4 0 X 0. 3 05 2 f M ,X 4 i J nv GJ C W -I 0-2. Vi' , A k, Sept. Sept. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov. Nov. Nov. Here Here Here There There There There Here Here Football MR. CLYDE COOPER Coach Schedule N. K. C. O N. K. C. 0 N. K. C. 45 N. K. C. 7 N. K. C. 27 N. K. C. 12 N. K. C. 19 N. K. C. 34 N. K. C. 19 163 Southeast Benton Liberty Chrisman Pem-Day Rockhurst Lafayette Wentworth Columbia 72 S: up c loan St they scor one towx Li SLIN4 scor W two the the bacl Golc but 13, . P1 scor Summary Southeast-The Hornets and a strong Knight eleven battled up and down the gridiron for the full 48 minutes with neither team being able to score. The game ended in a O to O tie. St. Ioseph Benton-Failing to score in the first half when they were deep in Cardinal territory, the Hornets lost by a score of 13 to 0 when Benton pushed over two touchdowns, one on line plunges and one after they intercepted a North- town pass. Liberty--North Kansas City really ran wild in this one with Sutton, Overfelt, Powell, Gieske, Highfill, and D. Klein all scoring to make the final score read: Hornets 45, Bluejays O. William Chrisman--During the first half the Bears scored two touchdowns and a conversion to lead 13 to O, but when the Hornets took the field for the second half they showed the power they really had. Dawson ran a Chrisman punt back for a touchdown and Highfill converted. The Purple and Gold team fought its way to the goal line three more times, but lost the ball on fumbles. The final score Was Chrisman 13, N. K. C. 7, but Northtown had won a moral victory. Pembroke Country Day-The Red Raiders were able to score early in the game but failed to hold their lead as Over- felt swept across the goal line three times and Talbert once to bring about a Hornet victory by a score of 27 to 13. Rockhurst-The Hornets lost a hard game to the Hawklets 27 to 12 with Canaday and Powell making Northtown's touchdowns. St. Ioe Lafayette-Northtown met a fast, shifty team in the Shamrocl-as but came through to win 19 to 7. McCully scored once on a line plunge, and Overfelt twice on end runs. Wentworth-Sixty-five Hornets saw action in this fast game with the Cadets. Canaday scored on the first play after the kickoff on a sleeper pass from Goodpasture. Overfelt, Sutt- ton, and Kidd also tallied for Northtown. The final score was: N. K. C., 347 Wentworth, 20. Columbia-Northtown scored first but was unable to stop the passing attack of the Kewpies. Sutton, Overfelt, and Canaday each crossed into pay-dirt for the Hornets Gnd hfld the ball on Columbia's ll-yard line when the game ended, but the Kewpies were on the long end of the 25 to 19 score. This game ended the season for the Hornets who had 4 wins, 4 losses, and 1 tie. Athlet1c Managers Left to Right Don Miller David Rapp l-toward Pamte l l t ' - ' ' v- , ' 1 ' A Y' - 1 4 - -vf.. I 1 5 1 1 i 1 1 1. JUNIOR CANADAY-Right End, 5'10i , 160 pounds, Sr., 17 1 Year. 2. BILL OVERFELT-Rig'htHa1fback, 5'9i , 165 pounds, Sr., 17 3 Years. 3. GENE TURNER-Riqhh Halfback, 5'75 , 158 pounds, Sr., 17 1 Year. 4. DoN KLEIN - Right Guard, e'1 , 240 pounds, sr., A17 2 Years. 5. RAY EUBANKS-Quarterback, 5'11 , 175 pounds, Sr., 18 2 Years. 6. HOVVARD DAWSON-Center, 5'10 , 168 pounds, Ir., 16 1 Year. 7. GENE MCDOWELL-Riqhi' Tackle, 6'1 , 190 pounds, Sr., 17 1 Year. 8. VANCE DAVIS-Quarterback, 5'11 , 225 pounds, Ir., 17 1 Year. 9. EVERETT BROWN-Quarterback, 5'8 , 172 pounds, Sr., 17 1 Year. 10. LEROY BRESHEARS-Right Tackle, 5'9 , 192 pounds, Ir., 16 1 Year. 11. W1LBUR HIGHFILL-Capt.-Left Guard, 5'11 , 240 pounds Sr., 17, 1 Year. -74- 1 1 1 12, BOB BLACK-Left Halfback, 5'8 , 161 pounds, Ir., 16, 1 Year. 1 S is QNX ESB-'ib . -SQ TLP? 535131 151 Ei nunds Year Letterman 1 ,,...s..--we 1 75 ED GIESEKE-Left' Ha1fback 510 162 pounds S. 17 1 Year. BOB CLAY-End 595 153 pounds . 17 1Ye . BOB TALBERT Left Tackle 595 156 pounds S 17 1 Year MARION RUPARD TackIe 511 18 pounds S 17 1 Year TOM MCCULLY Fu11back 6 180 pOunds S 17 1 Year ALLEN GOODPASTURE Fu11back 61 175 pounds S 1 Year NORMAN KLEIN Left Tackle 511 182 pounds 1 Year ED SIMMONS Lef1Er1d 87 204 pounds Ir 16 Year BOB SUTTON L It I-Ia1fback 582 150 pounds 2 Years BILL KIDD L I1 End 6 183 pounds Sr 16 1 Year DEWEY POVVELL Tack1e 511 pounds Sr 17 Years IAKE BOT LILS Guard 59 180 nos MIL VIIX DITIY Center 58 nds S ' 17' 1 13 , ' , r, 1 i f , 17, rl 5, f I 4 11, V Sr, I Gr 4 we 15. - , , ,, . ., 17, I . r ' y, 16. 1 , ' H, 8 , T., 1 171 I 1 17. - , ', , r., , ' ,, 18, 18. - , , , r-, 17 , 15, I , I ' 19. - , ' , , 11'-1 16 17. 1 ' 20. - , L , , ., .1 . ., 17, 1 I X V 1 . X 21. - - 5 , , sr., 17 17, I 22. ' - e , ', , ., , . 1 r., 18, I 1 . 25. - , ' 205 , L., , 2 ' 24. .mf ' - ., ' pe- , 17. 1 'ffw:. 25. 'L ' 1 ' T - , ' 174 pw , fs 1 'rem i 1 4: Aff . ll 1 1 . ft in . l A CLARK E. FERGUSON 3 Coach The Hornet quintet was really a cause for pride this year, winning 25 out of 29 games. This record is made even more ex- 1 ceptional due to the fact that they played many very strong teams. Very few teams in the history of the school have records that even come close to theirs. Their fine spirit, height, and abil- ity were the major factors in their successes. Coach Clark E. Ferguson, in his first year as head basketball mentor, should be high- ly commended for his accomplishments. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. lan. Ian. Ian. Ian. Ian. Ian. Ian. Ian. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Mar Mar. 1945 1945 1945 1945 1945 1945 1945 1945 1945 1945 1946 1946 1946 1946 1946 1946 1946 1946 1946 1946 1946 1946 1946 1946 1946 1946 1946 1946 1946 Kearney Tournament N. K. C. 39 Camden Point 13 N. K. C. 40 Spickard 26 N. K. C. 53 Holt 8 N. K. C. 45 Liberty 26 Excelslor Springs Tournament N. K. C. 38 Lathrop A 18 N. K. C. 38 Lexington 17 N. K. C. 34 Parkville 32 N. K. C. 25 Liberty 10 Scheduled Games N. K. C. 39 Liberty 23 N. K. C. 30 Lee's Summit 36 N. K. C. 27 St. Toe. Benton 21 N. K. C. 42 Glennon 16 N. K. C. 35 St. Toe. Lafayette 23 N. K. C. 35 Rockhurst 33 N. K. C. 53 Wm. Chrisman 40 N. K. C. 44 Rockhurst 29 N. K. C. 28 Liberty 20 N. K. C. 28 Southeast 22 N. K. C. 42 Washington Rural 27 N. K. C. 20 St. Toe. Benton 24 N. K. C. 30 Wm. Chrisman 24 N. K. C. 48 St. Toe. Lafayette 18 Sub-Regional Tournament N. K. C. 50 Hogan 19 N. K. C. 50 Redemptorist 34 N. K. C. 52 Rockhurst 36 N. K. C. 33 De La Salle 25 Regional Tournament N. K. C. 52 Montrose 22 N. K. C. 31 Lee's Summit 38 N. K. C. 34 Warrensburg 42 1093 722 K2 overtimesi Here Auditorium 1-lere Here There Here Here There There Paseo Here There There Here B the wa: dec the guc ing and U Q I1 gay the sect anc '1' the bon reg a r He he goc I. wa all pet: cei' Wa E Fir: R111 Alf 9 GX- abil- i high- Letiermen Bill Overfelt- 0vy was unanamiously chosen captain at the start of the season and proved an effective leader. He was one of the main sparks of the Hornet attack and was a dead shot from any place on the court. He was placed on the first All-Star team at the sub-regional tournament at a guard position. This is the third year he has been a start- ing guard on the Purple and Gold quintet. Bill is 5'92, ' tall and weighs 155 pounds. He received a three year letter with a gold star. Iunior Canaday-- Gander was an aggressive guard and gave his best in every game. He had an excellent eye for the basket and was a good defensive player. This is lunior's second year of A squad competition. He stands 5'l05 tall and weighs 150 pounds. He received a two year letter. Tom McCully- Doc was one of the main scoring cogs of the Hornet offensive power, and was a very effective re- bounder. He was captain of the All-Star team of the sub- regional tournament at forward. This is 'lom's first year as a regular. He stands 6' in height and weighs 165 pounds. He was awarded a two year letter and really earned it, as he was outstanding in every game and was notable for his good sportsmanship. Lee Allen Goodpasture Stretch. although not a regular, was a continuous scoring threat, when in the game. A good all around player, Lee Allen has had two years of com- petition. He is 6'l5 tall and weighs 165 pounds. He re- ceived a two year letter for his play at both center and for- ward. Eddie Simmons-As one of the high scorers of the team, Pink was always kept busy. This boy with the flaming red hair rose to 6'2 and tipped the scales at 195 pounds. He gained a berth on the sub-regional tournament All-Star team at center. A lot is expected of him next season in his third year of A squad experience. Elmer Rosenbauqh-This tall, lanky forward proved a very valuable asset to the team with his excellent rebounding and basket-making ability. Double Slim was on the second All-Star team at the sub-regionals and was a regular starter for the Hornets. He stands 6'4 and weighs 145 pounds. He was presented with his second basketball letter at the end of the season. Bob Sutton- Wild Bill was especially fast and was al- ways on hand when needed. He was a joy to everyone with his great spirit and hustle. He played both forward and guard. Standing 5'85 tall and weighing 145 pounds, this typical Hornet well eamed his letter. Glen McFarland-Receiving his first N this season, and really working for it, Mac helped out in many a tough spot at forward and guard. He is cr good shot and really hustles. He is 5'1l tall and carries 155 pounds. Don Klein- Heavy showed fine spirit and sent the ball swishing through the net on several occasions. He can move his 230 pounds around with good speed and stretches up to 6'1 in height. Don played forward. Gene Turner- Young Gene was a speedy guard this year and gave his best every minute. He has a fine one-handed set-shot and used it to good advantage. Gene is 5'75 tall and weighs 150 pounds. The B Squad WON 11, LOST 2 man Geor e Watkins, Ray Sayles, lwfr. First Row, left to right: Paul Todd, Charles Steenstry. I . Q Rhoads Robert Groom, Dale Divelbiss, Second Row, left to right: Mr. Cooper, lun Meyer. Alfred 'Conway, Robert Black, Charles Churchill, Morgan Caraway, Fred Sieck- 177.-. 1 w 1 1 i 1 4 1 4 A 1. ' X' ' XYA 'fT Class Will of 1946 1. Shirley Berry, Mary Zulauf, Georgiann Geary, and Donna Faust leave their megaphones to next year's cheerleaders. U 2. Ann, Wegert leaves the Girl Reserves to next yearls president. A 3. Billy Bob Overfelt wills his basketball ability to Eddie Simmons. 4. Pat Dougan wills her personality to Helen Shippee. 5. Bob Clay turns over his artistic talents to Norma Deister. 6. lim Lanning turns overlll 7. Virginia Crockett leaves her flashing batons to next yearls drum majorette. S. Warren Harris leaves his half of Frankie and Iohnnyu to whoever has burlesque ability. 9. lane King and Ierald Reinwald leave their editorship of the Owl to next yearls co-editors. 1o. Gene Ritter leaves - ---- Masque and Gavel. II. Alvin lay Block and Iack Ashburn Parish leave their crew cuts to next yearls uFlattopsf' 12. Clarence Lance leaves his love for teachers. 13. Shirley Belz wills her acting ability to Betty Io Giddens. 14. Wilbur Highfill leaves his shape to Vance Davis. 15. Iohn Macken leaves his shyness to Dickie Sutton. 16. Barbara Clardy wills her musical ability to Beverly Burroughs. 17. Barbara McKeehan leaves her generous smile to the highest bidder. 18. Bob Elliott leaves his good nature to the per- son most deserving of it. 19. Tommy McCully leaves the student body to next year's lucky candidate. 2o. Dewey Powell leaves the dark roomn to Merle Walker. 21. Mary Rankin wills her winning ways to Betty Wilkerson. 22. Bob Suttonleaves his size QFD G. I. shoes to whoever can wear them. 23. Mary Ann Bauman bequeaths her quiet per- sonality to Mary Lee Honeycutt. 24. Bob Zurbuchen leaves his silver trumpet to next yearls ul-Iarry Iamesf, 25. Bob Talbert and Eugene McDowell leave! P? 26. Iackie Brechin bequeaths her umusclesn to Ioan Burnidge. 77 l F.--.1 mcg C 1a V to mile per- gy to to IS to CS 'EO per- NCK to .fc-:IFF 53' to t- W -'F u ,.. . . . ,. ..,. nw.. L'--4 fvvf- -f -f-pw A' '--- -f---I - ,A,.aug' iii? - ,, , Y ,,,,.,,. .4 - 1 ' .- -,. ,. ,STV-,f,f.u ,-. .. -- , Y ---,1--- ,, fvw f A-Y - --- -V W- Y-MW, Q 'lf -.sg -, ---v V T? Congratulations To the Class of '46 t KARNES DRUG CU. PRESCRIPTION . SPECIALISTS North Kansas City, Mo. ' Avondale, Mo -2- ' 'Y'Y'TT'YTT V? MY DIARY SEPTEMBER 4th l9th It's those prison bars casting that fateful shadow over the inmates oi the North Kansas City High School lnstitution. Vlfho were those creatures running around baretooted, carrying baskets and whatnot? On closer inspection we find that it is only the lowly freshman class being initiated. OCTOBER Sth 12th 19th The Homecoming Game was with the Hornets' traditional rival, the Liberty Blue lays. tlncidentally it was a 45 to nothing victory.l Beverly Miller was our Queen with lackie Brechin, Shirley Cantrell, lane King, and Mary Zulauf as her attendants. The Hornets played William Chris- man the llth and lost 13-6. How about a rest? The Teachers' convention was certainly a needed one day vacation. Pembroke Country Day. Another Hornet Victory, 28-12. A student talent assembly was giv- en, sponsored by the Hornets' Nest Board of Control. They held a square dance-box supper on the following evening, October 26. Thus the last leaf of October tell from the tree of knowledge in NKC. TAUL TAUL Real Estate Company 2006 SWIFT NORTH KANSAS CITY MO WE WELCOME THE OPPORTUNITY TO SERVE YOU NOrcla1 4285 NOrclo1 3992 R c TAUL P- N TAU1 ALBERT B. FUSUN Insurance Agency 207-9 National Bank Bldg. NOrclay 4389 NORTH KANSAS CITY. MO. L S PENCE Realty Company REALTORS Suburban and N K C 329 ARMOUR ROAD NOrcaly 4836 I I P i -s5- 1 VTTTTTT Compliments of STRATIHVIAN STU IO Photographers Q We take this opportunity to express to the l946 Senior Class ofthe North Kansas City High School our interest in their continued welfare and happi- ness. so1mr:LL-WILLIAMS moron co. 1925 Burlington North Kansas City, Missouri -34- NATHAN RI GEL P 'd t DORTHA IQLLEYA A 'D H P. W. POYNTER V' -P 'de t H- jl CURRAN D' 1 - F. VVOOLDRIDGE C h' G. E, CANADAY D' J THE NATIUNAL BANK IN NURTI-I KANSAS CITY CAPITAL. SURPLUS AND UNDIVIDED PROFITS S200.000.00 Extends to the Class of 1946 The1r Hearhesi Congratulailons and Best W1Sh8S Member Federal Depos1t Insurance Corporatron C r ' ' 7 ...gg- Congratulattons Graduates Class ot 1945 We are proud to extend our wishes and felicitations, oc- casioned by your graduation frorn the North Kansas City High School. We also, are proud in being a part of this community, and as a neighborly gesture, an invitation to personally inspect our new horne iscordial ly extended. Our old home will be retain to house the largest farm and home appliance store in this locality. W lin. EM' E3 . . .... . ws, .1 i Z e f 1: 'ff . t . , ,,,,,.?.,. ,. ,,.,,.f.:,u. V l ...., I ...HL .v., . 1 A .Y I VC- Q i, 1 H ,,.., .,,, , I Y Y U , fy,,,7,x,M 'wt' f Y- s , .bf Gif lf Lf . 5 fills f ' 5427411 f ' ' Z fi ihf 4 Qjf' , 'e-14.5, ,gli j . I I ,--- , ' Y - .. . ' N -Wmvfswsvl 'ff 1-f Je 'i - 'ff , 4 ' - - ' ' ' ' ' ' .-. ' 0 3 . . , t ri , ,i , , . i. ,, . . f 1 , , ,.fc 'NW-2 'Q Awfw-1 lf , f 'ff f , M, ,, ALLEN CHEVRULET CUMPANY Armour 8: Buchanan Q NOrclay 4770 North Kansas City, Mo. -36- Congratulations to the Class bi 1946 BANK DF NURTH KANSAS CITY 1801 Burlmgton B Ig fF 7 The cm 0 riendly Service 1 Compliments of CHURCHILL STANDARD SERVICE Armour-Burlington North Kansas, City, Missouri MY DIARY November saw the windup of our foot- ball season, with the following' results: 2nd-La Fayette 19-U, there, a win 9th-Wentworth 33-20, here, a win l6th-Hickman 25-19, here, a loss Other activities during' November include: North Kansas City's debate teams won three rounds of debate at the Topeka Debate Tournament. NOVEMBER 22nd-23rd Two glorious turkey-filled days of Thanksgiving Vacation, and last but not least by any means, November 30th, the Senior Festival with Ed Simmons as King. Pleasant, nice weather? December saw on the 4th the banquet given by the Pep Squad for the football boys. NOTE: To determine the Weather, after arriving at school, see Miss Barnett, Every time she is found wearing open-toed shoes it is a certain sign of SNOW. After enjoying' the Christmas assembly on the 20th, our vacation began on De- cember 2lst for all teachers and students. The vacation gave us all a rest?? 21st The last victory of the Year of l945 was given the Hornets over Liberty. That score was 39-23. Then on the 28th the Hornets suffered their first defeat of the basketball season in a game with Lee's Summit in the Municipal Auditorium. I-IENRY'S BARBECUE Famous For 9 FRIED CHICKEN 0 IUICY STEAKS Q BARBECUED MEATS HI-WAY 189 GLadstone 1595 'TYWTYhf Compliments of N K C ELECTRIC C0 C. T. OWSLEY Cpltf NURTH KANSAS CITY DIIVELUPMENT CDMPANY om imen s o ...-S i AIVIERIC!-YS FRESH-UP Compliments of Mac's Auto Service Sinclair Gas and Oil I Service All Cars Wash and Lubrication 14th 62 SWIFT Compliments of A. 0. TIIUMPSUN Lumber Co. 1730 SWIFT AVENUE NOrclay 4730 NORTH KANSAS CITY, MO. SHEPHERD MOTOR C0. CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH Used Cars Expert Repairing 1916 CLAY NOrclay 4330 Compliments of Gardner Service Station Groceries and Accessories Also Tow Service Compliments of M. F. Borlon's STANDARD SERVICE Neighborhood Headquarters for Gasoline, Oil, Lubrication and Dependable Service 2001 IRON NOrclay 4967 NORTH KANSAS CITY, MO. WILLIAM NELSUN CUMPANY REAL ESTATE 2Ol National Bank Bldg. NOrclay 3850 North Kansas City, Missouri Com Zzmcnzfs 0 P C mplz wuts 0 Bakers 7,,,f Clothing Company WooLEN Co 311315 ABMOUE ROAD 715 HRMOUR ROAD Noam KANSAS cm Mo NORTH KANSAS CITY Mo 91 l lt 0 'n f 9 av Compliments of E. N. CRUUK Compliments of C. F. Downey Box Co. 1401 IRON STREET NOrclay 4050 NORTH KANSAS CITY, MO. Compliments of Royal Food Store 3200 SWIFT AVE. NORTH KANSAS CITY, MO. HOMER CASTLEMAN, Manager NOrclcty 4991 1 -92- Complimcnzs of Ben Franklin Siores 314 ARMOUR NORTH KANSAS CITY, MO. Stop - Shop - Save lCourtesy - Quality - Pricel Compliments of North Town Cale GOOD FOOD, PLUS-EFFICIENT, CAUTIOUS SERVICE 1804 SWIFT Compliments of DAVIS PAINT CU. v LL MY DIARY IANUARY 2nd It seems to me l've heard that sound before, but what is it? Hearing that ole bell at eight o'cloclc is very dis- turbing, especially after sleeping' till ten for a week. The program, which was to be given by the Chorus and Band just before Christ- mas, was presented Sunday afternoon, Ianuary 13. Have you peeked backstage recently? Masque and Gavel members have just repainted the dressing rooms. Along with a new coat of paint' on the walls, Bar- bara McKeehan, Iackie Brechin, and Pat Dougan's shoes have a new tint. Basketball victories are the thing this season. All of the following were for us: Benton, Glennon, Lafayette, Rock- hurst, Chrisman, Liberty, and Southeast. X 15th Interest aroused by the Russian Ballet hit a new high in attendance. The fact that' all attending got a half day off had nothing to do with it, naturally. 1 17th The Student Council Assembly brought something out in the Barber Shop Quar- tet that had never been seen before. This was the first program of its kind to judge the ability of talent in the classes. Every dog has his day and today was the freshman's, for the lowly freshman class reigned as winners of the contest. Complzmcnzs 0 ULIVER TURPEN Prescription Shop 2008 SWIFT AVENUE Telephone NOrcIay 4423 NORTH KANSAS CITY MO WATCH INSPECTOR Burlington Railroad Wabash Railroad JUSEPH ZAJIC, JR. Jeweler EASY PAYMENTS Dealer in Official IUNIOR and SENIOR' CLASS RINGS Complzmcnts 0 ARMUUR Sweet Shop AND MRS ERNEST BLACK Proprietors i 1 i t I I t LA .A.5 MLA. -AAA A.A A. A. AA .L AA ALA, .ALA LLL t t I ' f ' f p MR. . . 3 V . 2 I 4 , . 4 4' 5 4 X 4 I 4 I 1 4 4 '1 11 Your YEARBOOK is a memory - - ready to bilhlllik you aufay to half forgotten comrades, long after school is forgtten - - it ufill bring baclq incidents that ufere an inseparable part of your school life. We, here at Missouri Photo Engravers, haue had the pleasure of producing the engravings for this Annual, under the careful guidance of craftsmen especially trained for this purpose. We wish you the best of luclq in your future undertakings and may Health and Happiness constantly be at your side. VVQ solicit' your Pa lronage fufiissouri Photo El7SFGVCfS 1306 Locust Zfcznsas Citoy, flrfissouri V r Compliments of Community Barber Shop IOE HALL, Proprieior Y Compliments of Emerson Really Co. LOANS and INSURANCE NOrc1ay 4033 194.- Compliments of Ben Boll Holel NORTH KANSAS CITY, MO. NOrc1ay 4763 Parties and Banquets Ben Boll Cafe Blodqett Manager Specializing in Home Cooked Foods IMMEDIATE SERVICE 2000 Swiit Avenue North Kansas City, MO. 7WY Compliments of THE PERCY KENT Bag Company 715 ARMOUR ROAD NOrc1c:y 3800 NORTH KANSAS CITY. MO. CUUPER CLEANERS H E GORDON P zzo E zoah ST NO 1 Y 4652 NORTH KANSAS cm' Mo 7 Compliments of 1 NUBTH KANSAS CITY Auto Supply Company Complzmefzzfs 0 S 8: S SUPPLY FIRESTONE DEALER STORE 300 ARMOUR NORTH KANSAS CITY MO Pro rietor , , rc a I I I I I I I I I I I I 1 1 1 I 1 II II II ,I .1 II I I 1 I 1 I 1 III II I I I I 1 I I 1 I I I 1 I I I I I I I ' I I I I I I!I 4I II I I I 1 I I II I II I III II I I I I I I I E '7T'v'v'v'v . MY DIARY 5 MICE: ls there a woman with nerves so dead that never to herself has said, 'EEKI 'a MOUSEIIT' Miss Fulton is the Superwoman. She is not afraid of the r lowly little mouse. She was just stand- ing up on that table backstage because she thought We were going to have a P flood. Speaking of mice, Miss Isley has , an educated mouse in her Spanish Class. Maybe he doesn't speak Spanish, but he 3 I 80th Surprise breakup of the year-Willa 3' Marie Woods and Charles Prather. can sure eat Spanish Chocolate. Those beaming' seniors floating around E on clouds about the 30th are just mem- bers of the National Honor Society. .v , 3lst The Pie-face Boys, Sutton and Clay, P Went over fthe barl in a big Way to the If delight of the Whole student body. The . Girl Reserve Assembly was a great suc- ' cess. I FEBRUARY lst Shirley Davis was a contestant in the county division of the American Legion Oratorical Contest. 7th-8th The glorious debut of the junior ac- tors and actresses Was made in the two- day run of the Iunior Play, Don't Take My Penny. By the way, the girls won the contest' for ticket sales. P FP P C0mplz'mc1zZ.v of Colliver's Market HIGHWAY 169 at 42nd sr. P in E F If In C Complimefzzr of 1 NORTH KANSAS CITY 3 I Beauty Shop 5 ,' 310 ARMOUR NOrclo:y 4022 KATHRYNE COCHRANE, Proprietor tv Complimenzs of North Kansas City Cab Co DAY cmd NIGHT SERVICE OSCAR HASH, Proprietor 216 E. ARMOUR ROAD NOrclay 4333 Compliments of Clay Adams Watch G Clock Repairing ALI. WORK GUARANTEED COMPLETE LINE OF IEWELRY NOrclay 4423 2008 Swift Avenue North Kqnsas City Compliments of ANCHOR Hardware Store 304 ARMOUR ROAD NOrclcxy 4432 NORTH KANSAS CITY, MO. Compliments of ELLINGTUN Cab Company GLENN ELLINGTON Owner 1900 ERIE NOxclay 4104 Complzmcmfs 0 IEWELERS ENGRAVERS Class Jewelry Fraternity Iewelry C ested Stationery Green Jewelry Company 1016 WALNUT sr vleaor 6181 Complzmcnzfs of Do Drop In Service Siairon G W CLARDY and SON Owners nd Proprrei rs Gcr hla d M ssour Conoco Gus '1 4 4: 4 4 Complimcnzfs of Q 4 Walker Really Co. , 202 COMMERCIAL BLDG. NOrclay 4245 if I 4 4444.411 Compliments of Burnidge Distributing Co. NORTH KANSAS CITY. MO. Complzmcfzts 0 DIERKS and SONS Lumber Company KILN DRIED LUMBER . f A E . A ' jf 4 Compliments of JUSH ELLINGTUN Motor Company USED CARS BUY - SELL - TRADE CLINTON NIOSH ELLING-TON Clcrss of '34 P blI.lI.'illllillillilililliI.ll.II Compliments of nrr1'En's Automotive Service Serving You for 18 YEARS 1401 SWIFT NOrclay 4316 Compliments of Ben Bolt Barber Shop Compliments of Brenner Food Locker 2000 ARMOUR ROAD NOrclcxy 3607 Franklin Ice Cream and Frozen Foods Best Wishes 1 to Class of 1946 BISHDP FURNITURE CDRPURATIUN Y'Y'TT'T LALLLL-L TTTTT7' t' y 3607 nods RE MARCH MY DIARY l5th The Owl Queen Coronation. She cer- tainly does look pretty, How nice, and lsn't it lovely? were the comments from the spectators. APRIL lst Guesswhatthisisgcingtobe. April tool. llth-12th Now is the time tor alt good school members to come to the Senior Play. MAY l2th Baccalaureate. Halt ot the sad ex- perience of graduating has passed tor the seniors. 16th Fried chicken, ice cream, and many INDIVIDUAL FOOD LOCKERS 1' UNITED STATES corn STUBAGE comrz-my T other good things were enjoyed by the Star Performers on the Senior Picnic. The day many have looked forward to tor several years, the day many will re- member tor the rest of their lite, the day for some to get out ot school tor the summer only to return again in the tall, the day for parting with good friends and leaving behind the pleasant mem' ories cf classes and teachers, the day tor us to lcok to the tuture and not to the past, the day to remind us to strive for even greater tcmorrows-the day is the end, but in a broader sense it is the Commencement Day tor the Class ot '46. . soo EAST THIRD STREET ' KANSAS CITY 6, Mrssounr Telephone HArrison 4300 A Congratulations to the Class ot '46 SENTINEL FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LUAN ASSN. 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