Blue Springs High School - Campus Cadence Yearbook (Blue Springs, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 52 of the 1945 volume:

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Irvin Chronister Charles Mershon President Ro Bo W8bb Vice President Mary Graham Secretary N 4 vo To Atkinson ,. ,-fr, 5 . ,fire . V Ao Es vzenm:m:nnn:fr4vn,r.rAn4:uv'.:c!2i11 ' ' -27 '22 '- ' '- -- '- '--'N--1--5.- ,,:,,,L,x -.Q .-:11,5:-M :gig -x f . Q R ' , H . ,-,-Y .. - -.,. - .- - - -A-- , . ..,., , , ,,,,. -. , 1 :.a,:- .,..-.:::::..:,,....:,.....In ,g.g..,,,, 1... . , ,. - .. . . -.. -. -.. ... . - W- J..-.....-.f. - -. . --. ,,... .-. .... ,,.,v...1-..f -.-....--lk--.,-. .,.- . ,, ,-,.,-,---,-.-...v.... , . V. - , . .. ...1.:... . '.,, .1 ,,...,-..-l 1 f t +G , ' E1, n 0 wo., r . ,W ip I U' t i I ' K l ii ? ,X X4-WL t ef Q U xl gargli geihards Margaret Scott J, L. Sears OC 8. C ence music Hi lj Industrial Arts S Dry 4- lg - li 4 yi li j f ? W 0 X 5 N z V 2 I v A g :gi tl .V 1 , ,Mp V! . ! bs 1 1 W, ' f': sue Bartnolqmees A Pavl West Q Principal Superintendent g f English Mathematics l 4 l 1 l E 1 1 1 Lois Newland Phil Turner Rachel Dwyer CWIUIOTCG Band Home Economics l Biology S , f n 5 nf- mmwyxmrq mm 'dieflwrz 4-me-2--'--f1':fr:wsmw'fxv:'1s:u'1:'rtE-Yi:a::2f.271t'5EfI1F ?f:':'. 1w:::1. fy- .m..:fmm mari-siLg::4..4...a..-:V 3-f av, '-ev 3. , mg , A M 1,2 vp X! - T '- 'v :ELL 2 flflflie 'Q VVVEO In view of the many changes that schools have been compelled to accept in the past years, we students of Blue Springs High School find ourselves indeed fortunate. Not all Schools have as complete a faculty as Blue springs. nt this time I want to express the sincere gratitude of each and every student of the student body to the faculty for the hours of hard thought, energy, and effort they have willingly expended in order that we might get and education. Mr. west, our superintendent is a newcomer this year at Blue Springs High School. We wish to ccngradulate him on the splendid work he has done here this past year. Before coming to Blue Spring as superintendent Mr. West was a lst Lieutenant in the U. S. Army. Besides supervising the school Mr. West teaches mathematics and some physical education. ' Hrs. Bartholcmees is one of our Hole standbysug she has been with us for several years. After graduating from Missouri University in 1941 Miss wells, she was then , came to B.S.H.S. to begin her teaching career, but it was rudely interrupted by a great disaster- ---- MARRIAGE. Mrs. Bar- tnolomees then departed from our alma mater to spend a year and half with the lucky bridegroom who is now a Major in the U. 5. army overseas. Mrs. Bartholomees canw back to us then this yeah She is our principal and teaches English and dramatics with some speech and debate work thrown in for good measure. Mr. Bethards is our all-around man. If you have anything you went done,Just notify Mr. Bethards he can do anything and everything from making a baby buggy to driving a school bus. Besides tea- ching shop and driving a school bus, he teaches american History, mechanical drawing, Keeps stu- dy hall, and as a side line supervises s me of the physical education classes. Mrs. Dwyer is a new member of our faculty but not of our community. Happily she agreed to re- place Mrs. Lewis this year in the home economics department. ,Although we miss our old friend , Mrs. Lewis we are proud of the wonderful work mrs. Dwyer is doing in her foods, clothing and bi- ology classes. Miss Newland heads our commercial department. She has established a fine reputation during her first year on our faculty as a diligent worker. In addition to her regular duties she spends much time on the school publications. hr. Sears e native of Glasgow is now teaching here at Blue Springs. He teaches world history, citizenship and keeps study hall. Also coaches lthletics. Besides our faculty we want to thank Miss Graham for her aasiduity in preforming her secretorial job, and Mr. Hutchins for his hard work as custodian and general handy man. ' w ,xxx 7 , N l X si 6 f QNX fix i fa .fi X nl -afaaa-gy JAM7 -r-'--ff'-:-1-r---f-rev:-neanvra. -:fe .1-. zfrzn-um.n1uz-svgsr. .' - - --.3-H .::.,-.f- -.-, - - -..-.,-.-4.-.-A-.- C A,.9b.s,., .mach -lu- . .K . A. x ., - - '21 -dsvmfwwmlb-ees-T mmxm.g-i.mqum-.+ -.,.-.-...A f ..-.,-..,.,,,-....-.-...--..,..-..... . -,...- . , . i, . .V .. . -..,-.-.N - -'- ----+-2- . -e-:S-1-:-1'F- . .. ' ' F-F:-1 -'E-4H4?'4-I--E-:-r'i+--4 iw-fm QVXQXX, calls' Four years ago Qway back in t or fifty Hgreen recruitsu enter- Blue Springs High School. 'Tis dually--step-by-step, one-by-one creased until behold! the year serted lalmosti with only a .are orable Seniors.n knowledge that not one person a- had the slightest chance to hold Roosevelt would haveto say about The first year began with Fran- would have to move away, leaving hands. We find that the follow- rying on, such as Neal Kellerman Boone taking over for the last We honorable seniors feel most lively! In the early part' selves with the sponsoring of an a varied program ranging from a cing plus square-dancing. The T furnished a bit of entertainment for a successful Junior-Senior Banquet! By the deck of a ship decorated with the senior colors, ed a splended climax of the evening. But we still claim our senior year the most ing is a pretty long road. We find that most of make a better scholastic program. In early fall D ABouT THE Sermons OF '45 M, the Middle Agesj some forty ed the freshman class of the sad, but 'tis true, that gra- --this enormous number de- l944-l945 left this groupfde- estimate of about thirty hon It is interesting to ac- mong the whole group has even four terms as president.fWhat that, leave it to politics.l ces Cooper presiding, who Sara Webb with a Job on her ing years brought others car- and Sue Callaway, With John final stab! our Junior year was QB of the of that year we busied our- all-school party, featured by hill-billy show to round-dan- play, nSpecial Deliveryn, as well as financial status, Way, the theme of the occasion portrayed the blue and white. An up-to-date orchestra provid- interesting. After all, twelve years of school- our fellow-members have some part in helping to after a Wbloody campaignn, Neal Kellerman, by popular vote, took the office of president of the Student Council, with Henry Rice as vice, Betty Hall as Secretary, and Thelma Jean Nichols as Treasurer. Jane Davidson and Barbara Crawford en- tered the council as class representatives, and of course, we cannot forget those who take act- ive part in athletics, music, and other outside activities. it Ah yes! Those were the good old days. And today we claim four young men who are serving God and,their country. They are Bob Sorensen, Bill Morris, Ashby Limbocker, and Juel Bartels. Thus, may we hope that they will help us to keep true the words of our motto---NTHE PAST FOREVER GONE5 THE FUTURE STILL OUR OWNIN 1 A 3 5 I fe I . 9 J , W f I , if , ' ,ig wg: fircy ,f ZQ7 -Q2QWQf! lf? 3 5vfWXfs7 ilff , jzggjogn a?VQ?f? i.2f?'2 ,f,,?QQQQ .IVI ?7g,2H f7.!, , A 2 fi 9 ff ff 5 iffffffflfi Z?1ZkZi Uli 'f CFWVUVXYZ as ,f,,j, ,,',,:,,,52, yy! ,-,, , , I .V 3- f,', ,Cy V! Wfffz 12 2541 gist TQ ,f'fffQdf 'fft , ff if f4 1, ' ' 'Z ., i f 3 M M 1 0 V TZJ Niche ls ' ' N ' at v g25Z'f Za'?3 1 if Q I' o ,IN , , ,,f12,,,, , ff 1 V 'fwfr' hVQTQf 6354? M t'+,J , I. v..,QJ4,1, BI H 'Lx f U I-by Bzvgls 7 v F1.::v-'-'?:-::'r-:1-fa-:-1-e-e-:,e-fr-:-.',- s'J::1vxvv-wrrn-:me --v-1-:-erfff. f---'Q-:1f1:fr..:1t:1:.'.fi .Qi--------:-w's:.q1::am:ugn:a:. . 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Student Counci1-l-2-5- t Glee Club-l-2-3- Q21 Pep Squad-l-2-pres.-5-4- Dramatics-3- Class Pres.-5- Bas eball-5-capt 1 Pep Squad-2-3-lk l ' t School Paper-4- it'Wm Gleo Glub-5-4- 1152- Neal Kellerman tFootball-2-5-4- Dramatics-5- Student Council Pres.-4- Class Pres.-2- Souvenir-4- My ' Marj o Souvenir-4- reas. of Class-4- brary Club-3- Pep quad-l-2-3-4- 5 BV ' tics-5- ' f ti'1 xjjSouvenir Candidate-2-4 t Pla ics-5 Pres' f Fresh. Mary Lou Bayern Basketball-1-2-3-co-capt.-4- Library Club Pres.-5-4- Pop,Squad-1-2-5-4- Souvenir-4- - Baseball-3- Dramatics-5- Souvunir Candidate-5- iq ' One Act Play-3- . 10 -- ---rv-:'1t f-ancv:eas'1xlz'Arn-m:'a:n:1n:r-z'le1m:arsA1nu:f.8.n7i':!'.S:. ' ' '- ' N'-- ' N- ' fw -,f - 1-n f-35,57 --1,-.NN - ,-.I-. ' -' J' ' ' 4-4'- -4-' , - : v'n'4Q'!!.EZ! 1 I X Roberta Van Trump ! l 0i1enA2?P1ay-5- ta T-Y Qi 57' -v w -1-i+T...-Q'-7.-.ITT-7 -'R fi-' -Q- ,f-, , T .-.--. --. . :,.-..1.- -.,,, .wN. ,wil . I P otudent C0unCil-l-2-5-4- Basketball 1 2 6-4- Glee Club l 2 3-4- School :apex 1 2- AElma June Robertson Basketball-1-2-5-4 Pep Squad-1-2-5-4- Souvenir-4- Dramatics-3- School Paper-l-2-3 Library Club-3- Majorette-1-2-5-4- Easeball-3- Glee Club-l-2-5-4- Henry Rice Vice Pres. of Student Couneil-e- student Counci1-4- rep Squad 1 2-3-4- Betty Burkhardt Dramatics-l- Baseball-5- Pep Squad-1-2-3-4- School Paper--1-3-4 Souvenir-4- Basketball-1-2-5-4 Library C1ub-1-5-4- Glee C1ub-1-2- 11 -.-,--. - -,-. .-.-,f-.-.-.-A-.-, ---- -- ' - - - -.- .........................---vw,- ,....,-.,...-.,.. YV Y A, YY ,, ,-err.-.-. .,.. , ,,,............-....,..,,., 1 .. . M . . a nm, - va- a:,::.:.:..aa.......+-.....1.:.:.:.......--g.:y5-:q-,f-,5-,1a5f,:z, II4tSS -1-.f --MF:2u..-V. .-.-U-..-, .,.f-. .,. 11 -. -'K-D-H iff ngwf if W fd JH flfijif ' . ' IV , iw, 6gJVtAyEg?Uf 1 W f Class Colors: Navy Blue and Gold. Class Motto: The past forever goneg the future still our own. B Norene Bartholomew, a new member of our class, entered school too late to be included in the Souvenir. She is from Berkeley, California. Four of the boys of the Class of '45 left to serve their country. Those who are in the ' navy are Bill Morris, Ashby Limbocker, and Bob Sorenson. Juel Bartels is in the Merchant Marines. X 'Z -.-F----sz'-:-fr-, new1:-eearnrnnmwmnnn:1D:'M17Ju14:z nZi'LfJ2.2: -inL1.Ei:2J:.'SL:.1f.nm'ir::SQ-':ZrI: .L 44 - ' ' ' '-- '--- . . --- - H , ?vvw -.-W -.-.-.-.f 4..-'- - --- . -:-as-.-..-2:2-.V - . --,-... . s3,g,,,,:,L3:'.-3,1,:'- ,-.-,gli-if ' ' ' '7 ' , . . sv. . .'-..'-. . .-.V-. . , ... ,-..-.A...-.- 4 -. . -. ....: -..-.'-'.-,- .,--:..-.f.fm-.-...-.-J.--. ,,,- .E , V, 1 -.. ,,-.:,:... ,, - we the Senior Class of '45 being of unsound mind and weak body make this, our last will and testament, with the following provisions: Henry Rice leases his alertness in English class to Herb Kissling. Jeanne Pool wills her prize possession, one jumbo size bottle of henna rinse, to Alice Bybee. Sara Webb endows her musical ability to NSquirtn Greene. pBarbara Crawford leaves a travelog on Chicago to everyone, Marjorie Myres wills her quiet laugh to Bill Dwyer, as an aid to his teachers. .ep MaryALou Beyers leaves her sense of humor and good natured ways to Mr. Sears. Betty Hall leaves a slightly demolished office and one substantial chair to the next editor of the Souvenir. Neal Kellerman leaves his mathematical ability to Shirley Morris. Jane Davison leaves her ability to yodel to Roger Myres and Kenion Brown. . x Marie Milton leaves her power to keep a secret to Naomi Pine. Marilyn Rice and Eulala Petit leave a volume of jitterbug steps to the Freshman girls. ' Lorene Chapman leaves one battered but beautiful picture of Alan Ladd in locker 5 for the next occupant. P John Boone wills his comb to lyle'Wells Jr. to help keep him looking neat and well groomed. Sue Callaway sadly leaves her bow tie to Mr. Bethards. Lera Chapman leaves shorthand to anyone who can read it. . Don Myres leaves for Grain Valley. Mary Sheets leaves her sister Borothy still in search of a man.N Paul Basham wills one lO inch pea-shooter to Roy Journagan with a full set of in- structions. ' aBobbie Van Trump leaves her address to Hollie Stebbins. Audrey Hale-S wills her bright height to June williams. Thelma Nishols leaves the student bgdy without a way to ride to town at noon. John Carr leaves his graceful stride to Jean Baker. Betty sue Ford leaves for the Union Station. Mearle Zook leaves her cool temper to Mary Lou Pressly. 13 2: .J'.,. .g ,.,v.!ii'1I1'l - 21' - s-- - - s:r1w:z.1:11::4n:a::.f:n2':llC..:.Z ,fn,,,.,:.:.,....,,:,,..,..a.,.,..,,, ..,,.,..,,,,., ,.,,,.,g..,..,m , Em U, .-...- - - -..5,.-.ilggmnzas-zzfv a- a::,::::.uc.g:.,..s.,s.!....Ll.s a.:...la......,.-.. .,,....-q-g,-.5-q1'.zpk7sr,vrQ'-.p-r?rr771' -.I....-..-. -. .. L..n.f .,-,azrzw:av1l:lr:zn:.:-uunn:x::r.:.Q.'u'J.:s.5-J-6-1' 1..:..x...v.- ..A' U, -N N.-IW-K 'QM' ., h-.W-,-,-..x-,f.L,,.,,,-,,., . - . .. -l...... l YI -V,, , .,..,, A .1 . . ,... .., ..-. .- b 4 , - . , , .. V f Q - - 'Cyn 5 i y yt 1 lj? if I 0' A 0 M,m9 Back in the good old days of bobby socks and sloppy joe sweaters a class of freshman.entered school. Everything was new to them. They elected class offi- cars, Lyle Wells being president, Vernon McGuire vice-president, Pat Putthoff secretary and Roma Lee Sappenfield, treasurer. The year whirled by. Lyle well. was elected most popular boy in school. Their Sophomore year, being more accustomed to this new life, the class soon fell into the usual routine. Not many changes were made in officers. Pat Putthoff was secretary and treasurer combined. Belva Dean Keck was elected cheer leader. She also won the distinction of Souvenir Queen. The year was highlighted by the presentation of a stage show. Amatures and professionals alike were entered. The year whizzed along on the wing of the ages. The class entered high school this year, at last, as upper classmen. These juniors have been very busy making money for the banquet. On November 17. after weeks of hard work, I ll the Junior play Spring P-ever' was presented. Mary yi' Beth Kirby was elected oheeralender, and Marianne Rogers as candidate for Souvenir Queen. For class officers Lyle Wells was re-elected president for a third term, Herbert Kissling was elected vice- president, Pat Putthoff also had to serve a third term as secretary, and Irma Ruth Minton was elected treasurer. This class has always gone all out for extra-curricular activities. The first team boys basketball was made up completely of Juniors. The beautiful girls in the class could be seen many a hot, sunny day taking military drilling out on the football field. They still wear bobby soaks, flashy sweaters, and next year they hope to be seniors. 14 !2:i:1i.Zi:'5'.'aa n4:,1 -'im mu'-11:-.. lvl- S I.' ..1f . ' L- ' . . , .l m ,. . , H L,. . - - . .. . . .. . . - . ..' ' ' ' l . Y .. . - m?fff'ff ! 1-,.f:Lf.lQf, ,L.,.-..,.f,..,....,...-.L-. -.N I ' I A.. 'Y ,,jQ1'T'Z .2 ,. i'. 'Q.Z I'T'T ..1,f fj'1'Z'TQIjl2Qf,L-lff' 'E?5E'W5iQ3:iE g'-13Eif:gE-1.5-mzvrux:mr-lnvav:amyP-Is:-2'r53j'5?g355mmmm,,,,m?,-,Im .. , , ,'a,2,:.I.21I HESI,-if I , -... -..-.. ..v-..,., ..,.. T.,-.I...Y,-.7-- .-.4--... W, 7- -Af In I-in ,n ,:,.... .. -III H W bm, J? IA ., -. . .. .. , ,, .. . ,. J? , 5 i K I I . I I W I I .' I ' - Ii I II 'I II II I I- I ' I I 1 II I II I III: II ,I II 2' I III, IIII I, II I, X5 I I I N III I: IX . II- I gg I I I II II II I II I II ' II ' I ' I I ' I I II , I I I I I I I . W I I ! I I II I I I II I I I I I I ' f I I .I I 'I , . I III I I I I ' I I II - I I I I I I . I I I I I I I I I . I I N! .. III . I I ' -5 I I I .I ' I II I . I I , ,Ii . f, , 1. ,. ,U . -. . ' 1 za .,.,.,.,. U2-I, I.-r, - N-, . ,.-... - .,.,.,- - .- - I -- -'- '- ff '2I?2!2aE1::Iv qA,a,,1.,g,gm:f.z-fzf:g-..9'g. .,I..a-z.-:4,4...,..., , qqgwzzff W 3 ' -5161+444 '?' 'fa:'z44-1i'tf'1 1f:sz-:v:Js,5w5'JTw'51'51:-Zebra:-mezliiffl f r ':1:1:m1wj:1n1-vs ' ' '2lT,,f '1 4'M ' 700324.17 Left to right, back row: John Boone, Lyle Wells Jr., William Dwyer, Hollie Stebbins, Bob Morris- son, Ray Leamon, Roy Journagan, Albert Burkhardt, John Bray, Robert Straw, Herbert Kissling, Neal Kellerman, Vernon McGuire, Kenion Brown, Eddie Goza, Milo Zook, Ray Jones, Paul Basham, Howa'd ichards Bruce Curfman Clifford Scarbrou h, and Mr. Sears. R The,Wildcats started the l9hh football season with avirtually an inexperienced squad. The team was built around five returning letter meng Wells, Limbocker, Basham, Stebbins, and Leamon. There were many who lacked oxperience but not the fight, however seemed as if when everything be- gan to look fine, a player would get injured or move away. We started the season against the Lee's Summit Tigers with a jittery Blue Springs team. After the boys got used to playi g together, Lee's Sum it could not gain ground. Both teams used hard line plays. Though we played hard, the Tigers came out on top by a lj to O score. The next week the Buckner Redskins met us on the home gridiron. we went into this game with high hopes. This was another rough game, but Blue Springs came out ahead 2h to 7. In the last two minutes Coach Sears sent in the second team line. On the first play Wells threw Limbocker a pass which was good for a touchdown. The line held excellently. Ruhl-Hartman being our next opponent we expected to get a bad defeat. The Ruhl-Hartman team showed plenty of spirit and fight. Though we got the ball within the 5 yard line three times, we were unable to score. Ruhl-Hartman only threatened once. Pushing hard in the last quarter, they were also unable to reach pay dirt. This game ended in a O-O deadlock. we tackled the Bluejays of Raytown on their field next. After getting off to a fine start we could not hold air half tine lead of 12 to O. The Raytown team won 18 to 12. Our next game was a rnghm game with Pleasant Hill on their field. The game started with Pleasant Hill receiving the kickoff. They started hard but we finally stopped them. practically for the rest of the game. With perfect running, passing, and kicking we piled up a 55 to 0 score. Then came six man football. This was something new to the coach and several of the players. Most of the players did ict take much interest in this game, and when we met Henrietta on our own field, we were defeated O to li. Back to ll man football again, we net Buckner on their field under the lights. we got off to a bad start, Buckner scoring first. Then the Wildcats took the ball on a powerful offense which 1'16tt6d them H 'G0'10hdown tying the score at 7-7. But Buclmer scored again before the half making the midway score lb-7. Thoughlze had the ball deep in Buckner territory the entire 2 half we were unab e to scoreg Buckner won to 7. b th Ssihlast two gamgstwege six22an fzotball again, both with.Grain Valley. Grain Valley wran o scores o o and to respectively. Letter men this year were Kissling, Leamon, Kellerman, Bray, Morris, Basham, Journagan, and 'gel-is, Limbgcker, Jones, Boone, McGuire, Dwyer, and Stebbins. Co-Captains this year were Paul F. as am and shby Limbocker. e 16' ---.---e1-4':-11-- -:fer-Ream., , ,.e-.n:n.1v,:rr.e-n.:.fa.m:e'.:f.1mf.,2: - '-::1::: 'i i ' - --' -'fe' -' .rs- ' N ' -f ur.-:.:n.::'e1 5 gi:' 1 -' ' . . ., .gh ,,,,, :.l-3, 15 q6 '- 11.1-- Z - -..f.-.-.V -.A..s-fa g -w:-fa-Z-Z-:iq-.-I f-1'-., .ft13,5,,:L,:Q,'.- angggggg PARAMUHJNT PHCTIUIERIES UNCC WEST COAST STUDIOS , f4A,....1L...kJ3 .' ups, a 4 q -. n-12.-. 5451 MARATHON STREET 5' Z HOLLYWOOD 38 CALIF. Af ggi' ABLE Aon s 45 3 u AM v 50 January 1945 Miss Betty Hall Editor of 'Souvenir' Blue Springs High School Blue Springs, Missouri. Dear Miss Hall: It was a pleasure to select the Beauty Queen for the Blue Springs High School Yearbook, uSouvenirn. The contest was very close between Maud Morris, Sophomore, and Marianne Rogers, Junior. There is much to be said for the individual beauty. of each of these two girls, so totally different in type. It was very difficult to make a decision based on the single pictures submitted, and were I Apollo, I should probably give an apple to each, but judging only from the evidence of the submitted photographs, I believe that Miss Marianne Rogers should be the winner. All four of these girls are charming examples of young American womanhood. Sincerely, s Cecil B. deM1lle CBdM-C U ..,.,-'. ..,.,,..K.. Butz.- - .-D---5.42 -' - . ,... -' :gL4 ,,vwm,,Et,,vWrm1-flaws. faaz,-afw-www.-r 13 L: 'zzmgngwwa .,:: .ua -......41.:.1.g..1.T....T1: m:,..,,5::,:g--f3,g.f5:g17fypgvx.gf,g::.,gg-- 'N' ' H , -. .-, :2rfr-:nm :J 1 Z4 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 12 11 1 E 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 f f 1 1 4,6 1 ,.,i.,,,.R og.,. J9Mm 1 1 1 1 ' Q, 1 : . 7' 351- ' 1 Marjorie Wren t. 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'N K 'rr' IWW' 5 Even the most unbiased of our teachers admit that the group of persons who make up our beloved sophomore class are Wa trifle noisy.N This probably results from the fact that most of us have gone to school together since we were in Miss White's first grade. As a result, we are not self-conscious and our conduct is rather informal. However we do think we are an important part of the student body, and we modestly submit the following evidences of our achievements: Sophomore members of the Crier Staff are: Bill Dwyer, Howard Richards, Patty Portwood, Jean Baker, l and Peggy Brownfield. Jean Baker, Bill Dwyer, and Howard Richards represent the sophomores in the Debate Club. Candidate for Souvenir Queen is Maud Morris. Candidate for Tournament Queen is Jean Baker. Sophomore girls in Glee Club and Mixed Chorus are: Joan Schroer, Rosemary Porter, Peggy Brown- field, Elsie Greenlee, Patty Portwood, Francis Dean, Betty Shanks, Shirley Chapin, Mary Beyler, Mary Lou Pressly, Dorthy Bumpus, and Jean Baker. Muscially inclined boys are: Bruce Curfman, Bill Dwyer, Bob Morrison, Harlan Brockman, and Howard Richards. Our Class officers are: President, Roy Jour- nagang Vicepresident, Rosemary Porter, Secretary- treasurer, Betty Shanks, Defence Council, Bob Mor- rison. 20 '1 ' ' - - 'MKG ' 59:59 ,- '- '- '- 5 - x r'- '-'f' :sm-.r ' N' -' 1-zzaenza v'-'-' 'Li'-' ' ' --nf--- 'W' - - -. -.sf ---5-1-..-.-.Si-. -.eFf:T1?2:1'-G' - .44-'Jil .iL1..,-,.' ...- .-Q N1 -5 '-'-'- PN '-'- . 5 ., ..-, .T , J ,1':.7.'!Q5 ':r:xr!.H-lx:1m.:nN z. :.-,?L'u!n..g.:. , Y W I, ,, . .. .... ...:,.-..--... ...-.-.,.,,. ...,, 7. .....,. .....,.,.-,.. - ,.- . Q h ml , mn... L W W L L I L L i I 6 Q , i ff H- P 5 I 'ef gWA'f ,Helen XJ' W3 ffiiff We M fW MJffWW 'iw Wmwffwifwx' 1 Marion Greene Herbert Kissling Bill Dwyer Lyle Wells Jr. Howard Richards Hrs. Bartholomeea Jean Baker l Marianne Rogers 3 5 E Q 1 21 2 L E L 5 ,. ,. ..,,..,-, f. -. . -- - , , , ,,N.,.,,..f,...,.,,.,. L-,-.-.f--f-.-..-v-,--.-.-.- -..- A.-.,.-.-.1-.-.-.---V-.--'--' LW- ' j-' ' --- V '- - back row L. to R Marianne Rogers Herbert Kissling Bill Dwyer Lyle Wells Jr. Betty Shanks Jean Baker Mrs. Rigg Marjorie M res Sara Webb 1 11-i1v:.:m'!-1L'.IL'R!-'..BfZ'.H.vf ' :Y:f?qg:sp':'f -fgrfxgnvgn H. 17f:n!!n'Dl:wrx1-ziww , .a- 'TT ' W ' 'T'1 Z'T1':4 :iT:r':f'f1:rm:vys?9mw:-z-':u'1:e:! N-1:1f:zz: ' - , M M LfVN ' izrvhqt Morris Lettered 1 yr. 145 points Vfmds Co-captain Callaway Nichols Lettered 1 yr. 12 fouls lettered 4 yrs. 125 points 37 fculs Burkhardt Lettered 4 yrs 45 fouls Brownfield Lettered 1 yr. 58 fouls 22 - QL Zaarvw. MMG., Crawford 11 points 4 fouls Co-captain Beyers Lettered 4 yrs. 297 points 28 fouls Kirby Lettered 2 yrs. 16 points 5 fouls -- .................... A Q...--:.uL:..,..:..,-L:1- ..1..- 1,..,. 1-. 5:-33:-, Lettered 1 yr. ,,:u,,q., ,l-.-.-.-- .-. . r V l V .- ----.q-- ,A , , a 4533E f 'i-1-v ---' -- 4A.,-.Q.-..-a.,.,a-.-....1..l-.---.. . --J.-. -. .-..7,5,---.-s-1- -f --f1ig::...r:1m::.i-1-: ,,, - . ' -- - - --'- -- - s A - M A -'- - --fr '- ' ' ' , - 1 . .:,.. . ., -.,-..-.. -.-, . - .- ,. e..-J.-,-., ....,--:. Aa-'?'7f?....---.---.Y .IZ:'T,. ITIIF... 7 ' ' p ,idJ! GIRLS BASKETBALL TEAM Left to right-back row-Mary Lou Pressly, Maud Morris, Betty Burkhardt, Peggy Brownfield, Pat McCarthy, NOrma Lee Nichols, Mary Beth Kirby, Mary Sheets, Barbara Crawford, Louise Todt, Mn Sears, Mary Lou Beyers, and Sue Callaway. The Blue Springs.Wildkittens started out the season quite handicaped by lack of experi- ence. Mary Lou Beyers was the only one of the first team of the preceding year. The first call for basketball practice saw twenty girls report, of which Sue Callaway, Mary Beth Kirby Betty Burkhardt, and Elma June Arthur were returning letter men. Maud Mbrris, Peggy Brown- field, Louise Todt, Mary Lou Pressly, Norma Lee Nichols, Mary Sheets, and Barbara Crawford made up the first twelve for the year. The season opened with the Kittens in a newly formed conference called the Mhd-West.The opposition in the new conference was a little tough for the Kittens, they won 3 games, tied l, and lost 4. The conference tournament was held at Ruskin, the Kittens lost their first game against Center 27-22 and then went in to the consolation bracket opposite Belton. The Kittens defeated Belton easily with a score of 59-22. They then played Harrisonville in the consolation finals. Harrisonvilledefeated Blue Springs by one point. In the last quarter Beyers and Burkhardt fouled out with the team only one point ahead. Harriscnville scored a- nother basket and won the gane 25-24. Betty Burkhardt made all-star. The first game of the season was with Bates City whom the Kittens defeated 59-21. The entire squad saw action. The second game saw our old rival, Grain Valley, lose by only one point. 40 to 59. The season was up and down from then on. Blue Springs held its Seventh Annual Invitational Tournament in February. The first game in the tournament was with Bates City whom the Kittens defeated: the second with Plea- sant Hill whom we also defeated, this placed the Kittens in the finals to play Ruskin for championship. Ruskin being the better team defeated Blue Springs and took first. The Kithns took second. Betty Burkhardt made all-star. We also entered the Lee's Summit and Pleasant Hill tournaments but lost out in the fi- nal session of each. Sue Callaway made the all-star team in both tournaments. The season record reads lO victories, 9 defeats, and 1 tie. The team scored 680 points to their opponents, 620 points. -They averaged 40 points per game. 23 , .. - . . , - - - .,., -.-.-- --.f.- --.' -H'-feirivwvm pf.:1,1-A,.-,:1:z':zf?1'.1f...4..-..---f--fe-ff . , -.. , , V Lettered 1 yr points ' 45 fouls Wells Lettered 5 145 points Z8 fouls yrs K1SSl1Hg Lettered 2 yrs 126 pO1HtS 29 fouls Dwyer T Z0 points Z6 fouls Morris Lettered 1 yr FS points Stebbins Lettered 1 yr. 56 Lewis Lettered 2 yrs 115 points 19 fouls 24 45 fouls Jones ettered 1 yr 18 points 5 fouls Boone Lettered 1 yr 2 points Sfmus ' , . V ..,.....,. ,..--,,-., ,T --f-M, --.1 gf. , . :-...:.'rn:vw::-'l1r.:xn::s':f.n'.5.:75.2i:.::.2.-:. ' ' - - '-' - W: -' ' .s:Q. , ' -''uQ::i:-12L11LiL:L'..4l....Q...1i.,.-.,T -:znx-,,-353.-.M f? ff5l1f 'lfifiiftriif dEfFdssesiaassssssasessessssesessseeeeeeseseaswe-V Weigel Back Bow: H. Kissling, B. Dwyer, H. Stebbins, B. Wells, J. Boone sceond Row: L. Morris, Cs'Lewis, B. Lemons, B. Neely Front Row: Mr. Searslcoachl, R. Jones, V. McGuireLmanagerl, J. Choplin, J. Herndon ' N ' ' The Wildcats closed an unsuccessful basketball season this year with an inexperienced team. Only one member of last year's starting, lineup remained, e was Bud Wells. There were five second team men back. They were Lawerence kbrris, Charles Lewis, Herby Kissling, Bob Lemons,and Hollis Stebbins. This years starting line-up was composed of five Juniors? Bud wells, Eerby Kissling, Hollis Stebbins, Charles lewis, and lawerence Lbrris. ' we opened the season against Manual High of Kansas City. Being outclassed, the Wildcats made a good showing. At the end of the third quarter-wefwere ahead three points. Manual led at the end, 28-20. In our next game we beat Grain Valley 39-35. s Though the records are not good they show that we will probably have an excellent team next year., The Wildcats attended three tournaments- this year. The first, the Pleasant Hill Tburna- nent, was unsuccessful. We won an easy game from Garden City, than lost to Adrian. In our own tournament, we lost our first game to the Haskell Indians. This placed us in the consolation bradket. we won our second game from Henrietta. Our third game was won at Pam-day's expense. Playing for , ' consolation championship, we lost to Center. B Next came the Ruskin Tburnamsnt. In this we were quickly eliminated in two successive losses to Ruskin and Grandview respectively. , f K Q ze X ! .55.1:2iI',!.1L'Z2'.!f'4'.L?2 - - yicholson, Baker,, Vp , HGME EcoNoMlcs ia , 1 Shrout, Hepworth, Scarborough, Dwyer, Lentz, Rice, and Ford 1 Pfortwood, Hall, Boxers, Brownfield, ' f Bi7br, Myres, Chapig, vortex-,,Pezn, Por-ser, 4 Morris, ' Graham, Shroer, Shanks, Todt, Pressley, smenly, and Bolling 26 h pw, S , , . , 1 . .A ,.., .. - K - rrfv - ffrg- ...L - I f -. ,I 1- -N .5 f 3- -:E-.J-3 . b. D P :zu ' : ' ' ' ' ' Y 'f - ' 'W i n W -G5-W T 'raw' ':1.rg'r-2::'. :- '.: 1: . '.'.:,L'.L- 4:--H -..-.-.Q P. 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A. con- tributed 21315 towards the March of Dames. x The group served a very lovely banquet for the school lettermen and is looking forward to serving the Junior-Senior banquet. It has always been the policy of the Blue Springs P. T. A. to cooperate with the school in every way possible and champion the needs of children everywhere. Mrs. Bedford Webb ------------------------------------------- 7 ------- President Mrs. James Bartholomees f----- 5 --i--------------------- lst Vice President A Mrs, Dean Shrout. ----------- ' ------------- P ----- 2nd Vice President Mrsl Quintus Miller ----- F ------------------------------- SeOP6tBTy I 'Mrsg Oscar Wallace- ---------- Q -------------- 5 ----- gl-Treasurer M1-n, John Herndon .----------------------- I ------ Iiistor-ian, and .Finance Chairman H Mrs, Charles Mershon ------ 4 ----- 4 -------------------------- Program Chairman 4 Mrs, Lgster Kern ----- 4 ------------------------ Summer.Roundup Chairmant Mrsg Wade Brqwnfield---4 -------------------------- Health Chairman Mrs. George .Morrison ----------------m------- Pabliaiwhaimaa 4 Mrs. Donald Baker-,-g .... 4 ............... a .-------. Parant Education chairman 4 A Mrs. Lyle Weils .......... 5----5 ---- -Q5 --------------- -r-Hospitality' Chairman . 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