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

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My CAROL HEATER Sophomore NNDINE RICHERDSON Junior 3 V v L HU, -.,,.., . ...vw . .,,..:n: BUHHD UF S. K. Van Trump President Charles Rlice Paul Dow Agatha Walker Secretary Joseph C. Friend Wayne Swihart G. G. Garret EDUCHTIUH r ' 4 Q5 4 .dfm J-.Z..1IhLa. J.-4-.al Alvin- wf43m-Agua G. f ' , ,, 'f .-, u...:1' -.' .Aa im . w-...an f.-1 vm..... -Mx - . , wx - ' lllllll. M 'E+ Pauline Cox Commerce Mathematics 15? 1 A W. C. Wiegers Principal Coach Sciences Algebra H. E. Mueller Social Studies i-.......l l, ,Q .. 'Len N . 'Y 'cf . Mft.:-' ufvagn 1 f ,Ju .1 Richard Croskey English g Acuu-Y fl x gap c Lf-ff rf X E115 A 1: R. J. Baker Industrial Arts Drivers Training fx, .1 42' aim f X? Elmer F. Klien Superintendent Advanced Math M1 f X Ur X Hfffw fs K Rachel Dwyer Half Semester Home Economics Biology Eunice Evans Half Semester Marion Demand Home Economics Music 5 pi , if .N-,. ir!! 'I' ' '- Q X L., '--. 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The Blue Springs Wildcats started the season with a host of underclassmen on the squad and the greatest thing accomplished was their experience. The first game was with Center High of Kansas City. The final score being 20 to O in favor of the Yel- lowjackets. In this game the only long drive was halted by the whistle. The Widlcats were defeated by the Raytown Blue ays 40 to O in a game that was played very well by the Wildcats believe it or notl. In the next game the Wildcats set a record for Blue Springs team by rolling over buckner 55 to 0 in a game that saw three backs and the two ends score the touchdowns. Three other men scored the conversions. For two games the Wildcats played rugged ball and ere deci- sively defeated by Grandview and Pleasant Hill. For a ghird loss the Wildcats journeyed to Harrisonville to be defeated in six inches of mud and water 6 to 0. In one of the bitterly fought games seen around these parts in many a year the Grain Valley Eagles and B. S. 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The next tournament entered was Rusken in which they brought home the bacon' again--another third place trophy. CSeems to be a hab1t.J Blue Springs tourny began February third and lasted to seventh. With high hopes the 'Kittens' entered the fight for first place after beating Braymer in an over time play. Then they played Buckner which would have entitled them to play for first place but lost by one point with a score of 82 to 81. Next playing Ruskin for third place Cagainl and winning by eighteen points. Sug' McHarg has one of the seven girls who was on the All-Star team. She received a gold baskethaall. The team was composed of teelve hard-fighting gals who seem to get their second-eind in the last half of every game. 'Thanks to their 'Sug' Forwards: Ida McHarg Guards: Helen Borgman Norma Curby Ginger Kern Betty Scott Norma Adams Betty Byers Marilyn Choplin Nellie Jordan Virginia Dodson Charlotte Palmer Judy Wolf Patty Julain 40 IW- V I ' A-' Q..-M ' ,-,j ' 1-lg 1 . . .fx-f fm M un 1 uf. ,1 .1 ' M 4 f 3lIlhIUmn5QQuAgl::5llszsggnlllllllllllllllll BLUE SPRINGS UIIL CHTS The Blue Springs Wildcats pulled down the curtain on their 1949-50 season with a record of five victories and fifteen defeats. Starting the season with a host of under classmen present on their traveling squad. The only loss because of graduation will be three lettermen. Bob Hatfield lettered two years, Darrow Herman lettered one year, and Harry Parr lettered three years. Although the Wildcats finished the season with a considerably poor record, they did succeed in giving the younger men on their squad the much needed experience that they will be needing in the future years. Lettermen for the year are left to right: Pts. F. 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A . . :JN ,I 'I A 'In refutation of tne crimination, insinuating wanton verbosity as one of tho idiosyncrasies peculiar to our civilization, I devoutlyckmire to extenuate that direful and appal- ling charge. by a splendiferous A thesias pertaining to the use of hendecasyllabic words. Any 3.ODGI psychologically, y neurologicallw and physiologically complete ahouldr always.be oblivious to accusations made. by- those. - hendecasyllabic persons, who ,meticulously profess ing,vocabularosity.' To put this simply it ,might ,be said Cheaven forbidl. .that some of our students apostrophizeQ others are lingua- cious, and still others subject to taciturnity and obmutescence. In fact, others might imply that some of 'our dear students have a habit of pauciloquy coupled with a touch of costive pernickety supercilious- ness. However, I do not agree with any such views since I belive that Uyou-alln are wonderful and .the cream of the earth. n- g Q . Aff' L- 1 4 , ,, f all h ,, ff-fe, SECOND QUARTER-CRIER STAFF Editor-in-Chief.......Everett Kern 0 o o o 0 0 Feature Editor........Pat Butler Sports Editor....fJack Havenhill Circulation Editor..Bonnie Mchay JF. High Editor......Patty Wyatt Reporters: News... ........Juanita Curby Barbara Scarborough Feature... ........Nancy Noland ' Beverely Richardsmu Helen Tideman Meredith Montgomery Sportslooaooooouoa Proofreader: Typists: . f ' 0 0 oB3.r'b9.l El Ffleth ---.Larry Wiebusch uopoooo . oucogofoo 9 ,.,,,:NQQ,n'1i I n 0 o to 0 0 9 1ShQI'Si Q 0 s o a 0 9 G1'lflI':LGS Harold Roberts their utter ignorance of jaw-break- f4'si A SALNTE TO THE BETA:cLUs , . I iay'ncw' the students of 'sine Springs High School have becomeih- miliar with the Beta Club and what 'it gtandg fpr, 'I WISH to UGKG Uh1S opportunity to congratulate' Mr, Beatty, the Sponsor, and the members and'of'ficers 'fof the newly-formed Beta Club for a successful inaugf uration in ourlschool- system jof -the Beta Club. i ' f During the years which I have been associated with this school system, the organization of this Club is definitely a highlight and one of the most worthwhile steps yet taken on behalf of the students. With a prime requisite of membera ship being that of scholarship or scholastic standing, it focuses our attention once again upon a sbmef times-forgotten fact--that' fthe schools exist for the purpose df learning and-educational training- for citizenship and makingf' a living. It is true that we need extra-curricular activities and that they serve their part in the school program, but too often we get over-balanced and forget about the role which learning and achievement should receive in,our school life.' - W . Also, there- was never a greater need for the emphasis- which Beta Clubs place on character and ideals Our community as well as'ournation can well profit by some rededica- tion to the values- which-Beta fos- ters., Again, I salute your whoka organization and pledge' for you the support and best -wishes of my office.. f 'Q I -CTl4gf9'ZZa4f?77?4LWP1f' I Superintendent of Schools .ANNoUNcaMtni: I ll I rfN 5 .'+-it YEARBOCK SALES CAMPAIGN TO REMAIN .I l OPEN 'TIL XMAS.HCLIDAYS .Buy your yearbook-now by giving your dollar -down-payment to Pat Butler.H Total sales figures -thus far have reached 6S,Ppige is iQ.25 '1 HM - M'fwllsw:vvv- '-'---Q -,.- . ., .. . v,.ggggl1'v,,g ' - ,-fe-,,,,,..y., N... 1 3000O1213671OO x 'WEB 'FTB ?TfT' -s 'WN P 4,-.- 4 fm-.r.4 ' 1-' .1.' -4.-- WFT iiii 3mm ' hr? X32 3335 Wil HBE Bidi? ' .ikf Ehfhne , '-. his-+.. b: iaif . ?EEs,j Q55 had aaa e o H 1 B , , VV . L-a 4 VIZ4 V01-BXV. NG- do s llasiliia-Srifiasaf swlsaairiifd,Q-.:..DefC'efHPe11f 12. 1952 lk... V? A' in I- Y... --M. .--fs-lx 3 .ISE M QiL-UH? e T 31 ' k 1fUL'T'fa1fV-.L T- 'Wt EZHA' f F 'l NiQRgj'l B kjXAlDqilDLJH: T' Iii? ,LVXNI 1 IQAXT glib ' A ' fnfigz? T AP qlgg ?-Mgt izyh fwThe Charter Chapter mfwwfy as Pfldfti M THQJEHH gl 'F tball if -the -Na-t-ional-4 Beta ' 'A ' '- 1 1 1 J- u OO - gl ,l 4-f .- 1 Q ,frm fDAho5 Banquet for the pkqers nb was offielallylnf ..f sqm N. it 3 d all they Wh de talled in Blue s rin N X lf . -n O PS O S P gs - ffwf X f e atten w 1 e H. h Q h M , M - sir to y d i 1 b egfnigg Ogicgiberogdayp.. -v , f . Y . lg held December 15, Monk . ' '- 0 H' Y - Z., h ' , ' da A ' ht, at VTLL, i fTWHHty-SiX Blue SadnaH . 1 fayl or V egg 3iSae'sihooi gafei students were initiated V I DEKI DBT tefia - n :I - I' 1' -, l I ' 0 . ' '.,g' . . Eihiiii .iiiiiiasifliiinlylq,L41Q.Ci1+ac lQ3gr 52353. Zgilabiaikshiri Beta Club. 1 . M, lf '. nf M. rf 0 v - T - mms initiates were pnesent. lxf' ' 'L 'fy' ..'-L' p Tidkgts ma bg ob- 2lEgEaaggrgi 2nC?i3bf'Orm li E tained fi-omyany ofthe Refreshments 1 Lara -Ll .pf- h players as well asfrom 'A-fnrmaq Christmas the Coach and some of served by the mothers.- Those initiated into the honor society were: , Pat Butler Ann Carr Marilyn Choplin Don Chronister John Chronister- Ralph Dickenson BarbaragFaeth Frank Friend Carolyn,George Jack Havenhill Linda Hentschel Leroy Herman Nancy Johnson .JehryHLawler. Charles Mathews t Naomi Myres , Beverly O'Brien Margaret Pam A Bob Phillips Mike Raines Russell Scarborough Janice Shaneyfelt Lawrence Shrout Barbara Smith Charles Thompson dance will 'be held Tuesday night,December 23rd, in f,thG Blue Springs 1High' School Auditorium. , . Dickie Dahms' eight- piece dance band from Warrensburg, Missouri, will give all Whep- . . .av . eats' andnfoxmtrottersn a good 'opportunit .to enjoy.themselves. ' Although the dance is-formal, MP6 Beatty explained that-no.one should stay away be- cause he does not have formal attires ATter some discussiml as' to the feasibility of having a dance band, the Parents Glubdecided to promote a money- raising- campaign to provide funds for hir- ing a bands ' The cone tributions from parents are making it possible . ' I the businessmen. T firm TQWN 1 fEl!xfxAT:1:D n 'B B E E H gl 'Vt The Teentown has had four meetings at the Methodist Church. The regular membership num- 'ber is now 42. Jim Richards was the lucky student to win a free membership card by suggestingUBlue Sprhny Beehiveu for the name of the Teentown. --The-qBeehiven new boasts of a new zinc tub- in which to cool pop, as well as new printed- J -membership wdards. Each student should do.his.best. EO , make ,ci -' p H QA ,S r , A YT Dale Titus to have the bandu . .pD,hlJU, a success by a a a a a a a a a a.a a a skalklalsliallattendinslregularly. lsls MID-CONTINEFFPUMBDEEBRARY T Gen. 373 S0892 1950 Genealogy 8. Local History Branch 317 w. Highway 24 . lndep...1a...,M0. 64050 E E V The Souvenir 20.00 1 -..s M1............ff:+' W- .+----4. B.-W-s.fQ 0 o Page 4 Blue Springs Crier December 12, 1952 . Y. . 1 . . Yvfli :LV L 1, , ,-1 1. w1LDcATs HOMP 2 Home TS :- Blue Springs soundly defeated 1Buckner 71- 64 on the Buckner court, December 2. It was the Wildcatsfburth victory of the season and found the Wildcats scoring machine inhigh gear as they rolled up 71 points. ,'The Hild- cats were ih commandas they rolled to a 55-26 advantage at the half. The third ouarter found the Wildcats adding to h their lead as theytmid 51-45 lead at the start of the fourth quarter. with 5 minutes lgft in the game the Wildcats lead by 16 points, but loose play resulted in the Buckner boys scor- ing ll ,points, 6 of them ,in the last 50 seconds, but the Wild- cats lead was too vig and they left the:Ocor withrthe victory.4xL.4 BLUE SPRIHGS.......Q7l . FG F FT KERN .1 . 4 ,as 1 u. , 4 KEITH wi 10 5 '5 JORDAN - .4f 2 4 TODT 5 5 l BUMPAS- 5' 5 2, WALLACE o o 2 D1caENscN,s..2 1-3--43 21 '17 1, 7-11-9---4 1 Tota1mr14iegQEM q Bllckrler-BIOOIOOIOIOIOU64 WILDCATS TROMP OOESSA 6 'lun cglue Springs handed Odessa'a1Htrumpihg-de- feat 66-55,Decomber 9 on the local court. Odessa was never in the ballgame as the Wildcats lead 25-B at the endlof the .first quarter. By halftime it was.58-19. During the second half Blue Springs played every man thev had suited up At the end of the third quarter the score was 51-57. The score could have been much greater as-the Odessa five was out classed, oubplayed, and out fought. A - OBLUE1SPHINGS..311.fQ66 ' F ' 4 FG FT 5 2 , KERN 6 - 5 wot? 1 o .2 Keira e, ' s 2 JORDAN --c 1 o ssxraa - o s 1 TODT . 1. 4 DICLENSOH 1 O BUMPAS 'Y 11 2 O 4 l MALLCE by .2 2 4 HERMAN - O O 2 oaessa...g..1..1.i.2S3 Bishop 4 5 ' 2 Sanders. O , 2 O Cycrus- 1 2 , 1 O SCdgGL' 1 2 5 Ferguson 2 3 Seevere,C 1 L9Qn?t iQ-5.d-QQlBmD+l 1 2 5 ' I Y 1-F, ,1Q?'h ' M , 'XA I .5 ff at-5 -- Hamilton 12 4 - 5. 1 . . - Fagg. 4 5' 2 - 'T Greer 4, 2? 5 . 1, ' 'Q T Querry 5 1 ' 5' I 4' 'O' FU 6 Schemmer 24. 2 4 7 Hutchison HQ .2 'f5. ew '1 . Total 25 T14 Aiiif ,- 5,-jiwg Q. What is the differ- -' ' I . 1 ence bet. a teacher k and a train??? f 4 A. Train says-- H H ' HL'Tk UChoo, Choo T 11 . -- '- Sac er'7'5tTi'11: -chew WILDOATS LOSE THRILLER HThe Ui1dcats.suffered their second defeat of the season when they lost a heartbreaker to Oak Grove, 52-57. Blue Springs was ahead un- til midway through the 'fourth quarter when Oak Grove tied the score at 51-51. The Wildcats were a little ,1ist1ess.onh the basis ofitheir,Qar1ier'games and . Oak4 Groven Uwas primed ior the game. That seemed- to he the difference in the two teams. .Throughout the first half the Wildcats held ra slim lead and possessed'a-21-l6,1ead .at'the half. The Lildr cats 'died during the third,quartcr,but were still ahead -.at the start of the , fourth quarter 26-24...j Then the Blue Strings five seemed to run out of gas-and Oak Grove went on to gin 57 to 52. - BLUE SPRlNGS........32 ' ' FG FT F 153211-I f O - 1 1 .RETTH 4 . 2 5 TJOHDAN 4 5 1 TODT le 1 5 BUMPAS 5. 1 5 DTOBIIIS O1-T . -Q -1 Tota1 12jf 8 16 Oak Grove.....d ..... 57 Dean 'h ..'4 ' 4 2 .1.J'i-lk1ens-on 5 O 1 -Day - -' 4 2 2 Martin . .,2 4 5 Webb MO ul 5 1-.3.fs,ilm '- ,1 QL? ll. fCOn't from 2nd columnj Murry. 4 5 3 Van Meter 1, 5 4 Rohinette O 0 1 Seevers, D. O O 1 65 65 95 M it 93' JL JL 95- JL December 12h lQ52 I fBlP?iSUPi9SiLC?iQPffF Umragefe LECTURES TO CHEMISTRY CLASS E Today we will have an analysis of the creature known as Wom- an as seen through the eyes of the chemistg Symbol--Wo. Accepted 'Ktomic Weight:-i2Os Physicali?roperties-- Boils at nothing and freezes at any minuteg Melts when pro perly treated and very bitter if not well used. - Qpcurence--Found where- ever man exists. ' ChemicalpPropertie5-- Pessessesigreatvaffin- ity for gold,'silven . plathnnn and precious stones. Violent reaction if. left aloneg Able to absorb a greatu anwunt of food matterg turns green when plac- ed beside a bettergpee imen. .Qses-- Highly ornamentalg Useful as a tonic in acceleration OE low mnrhm and an equalizer of the distribution of wealthg-is probably the most effective income- reducing agent known. ' CAU'TlO'Nf, :dz 1 are A , HIGHLY EXPLOSIVE in inexperi- enced'hands, Deesrtrivs so some fa' ii J I time....l have to work to pay for clothes and education, So please help me look aut for her....,.Please drive carefully, S please drive slowly past the school' and ally inter- sections...and pleasey please, remember that children do run from behind parked cars. R F Your Neighbor. , V V .1 :-'ll'1 r . :jc EETN x . 'I f .comic STRIP yu CHARACTERS New Suit Nan-- Ln -Nancy Noland Tonsils-- ' John Chronister Wolf Gal . N fr K M ' -- M 'X , M Bee Richardson I . 1 The following is re- printed through the c courtesy of the Crain Valley Efaadaastaalf Dear Driver: ' Today 'my' daughter, who is seven yearsold started to' school as usual, She .wore a dark blue dress with a white collar. She had on black shoes -and colorful ankletss Her cooker spaniel, whose name is HScoot,H sat on the front porch and whined his canine be- lief in the folly of education, as she wav- ed H Goodbye H and started off to the halls of learning, f Last night we talked about school. Youp see I'm her daddy. 'When her doll is broken 1or her finger cut, or her head gets cut A n,i I can fix it . .-p ,,But when she starts 5 tg school. . . QFQSS5Slme street, then,shefs in your hands. 3. ,fy She's a sweet little girl and 'Tim-proud'of her. She can run like a deer and she darts about like arcnipmunk. She likes 'hte ,ride- horses- and, swim 'and hike with me on Sunday afternoon. But I can't be with her all the Daisy Mae-- , Rose Mary Casey Lil' Abner-- E' Chuckster Superman-- ' Doak Thompson Howdy Doody-- James Christian Brenda staprf- - Mert Montgomery Mystery Man-- Everett Callaghan Smitty--V Shorty Bergman Tarzan-- Mr. Schneider Janee- ' Miss Pregge fFlat-top-- 1 S Q ,V Dale Titus -Steve Canyon-- '.'f- - Choo Chob Phillips Dagwood-- fb ,T , e Jack Havenhill Blondie-- 1' . A 'A Margaret Pam Bobby SoX-- Q Q Pat Butler Cauliflower McPug-- p - Dick Keith Pogo-- S Gene Bumpas Miss,Mizzou--, L .Mary Anne Hill Campbell Kids-- E U Basketball girls! Little Annie Rooney--7 Bev.,O'Brienf Bugs Bunny-- ff 7- yMarion-Shroutl Guddles and Tuckiefrgiq Patience Q Rdchaidsdn. Captain Marvel-- ydlh z5,,- H'.qU ICCHCH PQQ6-- uNFfJf'Jp,y 'U- f 'nfdene Bumpas X, his-C Ar an pw e D D Blue 3Q!Y.1l'lFiSdC.1Tif?F'l , -cIlGQOlm12f?1Tl2f V953 pcNEW5.Wl1H,IEEdG1BLe., , wHam1s.coMINfuUP? . ,Aj c, P :Q ll'0'JlbCC oeuoacoo no mi, JK The ' v Wild-Kittens Grandview Tourn. if3TLRY GIRL .f-ywfjgn-gd S:QQ,SfiJf1 Dec- DGCO lgssoua ooaooovcooo l .4 -amber-,2nd'when1 thiy JPEHiah Xm3S.P9FtY 3G??ht'ff ' '5'1'6 deci- Dec. 15lI'IOIOlO0'0IOI,ll X 9 sionf to 'the' Buckner fjFootball Banquet QHET----'-f---'jBl0Ud9 Hornets on the Buckner 7 pam., Grade School QYQS-g'---- j B1U9 Court. 5- .' - Dec, 15,,,,,,,,g,,g,,, Favorite pastime...... 'The -Buckner girls 'Grain Valleyftherel P19YiUS records scorea 'first and were -never headed. The last -half'sawtheWild-Kittens fivht hard, but to no avail as Buckner coas- ted to a S7-19 win. 1.1 .J u ii Lvl: .....- If FG - FT F JORDAN 1 l 4' 2 LOOK - 1 .' O - O 5 RICHARDSON 2 2 2 CURSE 'Q l '4 l RODILESOE O i l. 1 O -SMITH O 3 O 4 CHOPLIN . :O .hO 4 RICHARDS 'O -'O 5 BEARD i Oi ' O 1 Total qi' qIT' EO Buckner.............57 Flaig ., 5' 7 O Clark .' 4,- l 3 Anderton 5 4 3 Warner O , l l gjptai fre it- T7 OAK Gaovs TAKES LEAD B. S. fade quite a showing Friday night when they played-the Oak Gr.Panthers-maths local court. The Wild- Kittens started by taking the lead and keeping it the first two quartera.' ' The score at the half was l6-l5.' Both 'teams came back fighting but Oak Grove could not overtake E. S.'s .lead til the 4th quartery when 'the Panthers iturned on the steamznd Qroared to 47-55vkmonp ' a a a'w a a a a w V '. COME TO THE calubviaw ' 7OUPHAwENT T NICHT AT , FLVF-THIRQY I .4 Dec. -l7 o'ono'ooooo'ououo0 Faculty Xmas Dinner Dec. lgoookouoo' oooonao no -Music Dept.XmasITognm1 S p.m., Hi.School Aud. Deco Zgoousoonnooooooo School dismissal noon Afternoon: Xmas Party in Gym Niaht: Formal Xmas Dance Your Eyes When I gaze into your eyes ' So beautiful and warm I behold many thimp At first a sparkhng . trace of laughter Then they are-saddened with the liquid softness That oomes,fromlbok- ing backward '., On some jeweled mo- ment in the gol- den hours oftime. As your head is bowed They close in raven . ence to God Then they lifttotdm for guidance with an air of Q expectation. - Truly, your eyes aref, like the classics To be read and re- read, over and over again ' Yet each time anew. 9 I Nancy'Myler Favorite glrls....Jean - Margaret, Linda boy......John Favorite Favorite song.To Young actor to ...Tony Favorite , Curtiss Favorite actress..L... gQ Elizabeth Taylor Favoritefsports..Soft- I .t!:.' . Pet peeve.......Little ' B . i brother . - rvncsirsnv toy Hair..J..........Black Eyes .... 1....,...Brown Favorite boy friendslk. a., KSHHYYTHCWGI. Favorite girl friendsj yQ', . Tdni H-eight .... ,. . .,5i'2f' rr: o o 0-,felt oouollo Fayorite sport.Football Pet peeve.LittleITothm' Favorite food.Hamturger Favorite 8CtOP.wpnjA1Hl ' Ladd Favorite actress...... ' All of 'em 'The Junior High basketball team .is practicing now and has a very good team this year. 'A ' East niiht at Teavar -worth the teen 5Plit their Q as the B Qlfilwti T T and the ll. H., ,.Q,a':. .J 1:11.11 'SY f7 11 . the h'TEAn haul Nick- horst was hieh-scorer with C pointsl Of the A TEAM Roger Devodier was high-point man with ll pts.- followed: by Bud Kern with 9 pts. Dimmb01T1?.f1952 si,uu,13,l-usesggqggggtgsngtriat Page 5 t b s . I f.+lI,g,,-fiiift ' were any fYfttf f ' s B i ,C0MME!iRQ'IAL'fDEPA'RTWfENT w 1 fEg5?J ,fy ' f' Q - I N, ' IN. '-,fi44l':E 1. 9. W' DRIVER -TRAINING 4 The-past week has hmm very trying fort the students'Vof'the'Drive1 Training Class. They 'M Department WfThQi'HbmBglEeenemics department'Uhas,siXty- einen 'students' emqbute, The-classes'cehsist.ef tWe sebtiehsf in Home Ee, I, fHeme Ee. III, and Boys' 'PhySiOl6gy. , 'Thelgirls in Home Ee. fI are 'fitishing up a Basie' Breakfast Unit. They have learned the importance gef a 'good ' breakfast: They have ' learned 'how 'to' make 5,1 , have'been'5tryingl to 'I ' I I weave the gray Chevro- ffil'7N4 .M M 'let'between the wooden I ',! -f6- I lstandards which are Cl. lg I planed in a' straight 'V 'EW9's- G ' line at intervals, of D approximately 20 feet. ,N . X h f The first maheuveris he-' to drive slowly forwani s -Qs and ' try-fto -f'- weave ' s 'ofa N right andlleft-around Q pggxfyl the standards-'without 'Ming 'T In touching any of them. 274557 , U , A If you think this is I, fnlihifj easy--ask Nancy John- .fQgQQgW' , N ZQF sten - -and Euphemia A Meere about their ex- I f as I at as periencese Following theftrip forward, they must -attempt backing through the same emuee. After .'many attempts Bevt Richardson comm pleted a return trip, This is just the begin- ning of the difficult maneuvers in Dr.Traint ' If you have.wondered about the meaning ef the bronze-painted octagenal road signs with the lettersHSTOPn Frank Bergman has the solution--to him it means, HSpin Tires On Eavementsu , I The class has just Finished answering the WHO uesti ns which appegr on Mo2DrivingIEQts s mwzfg S biscuits, pepovers and muffins, - The Home- Ee. III girls are finishing a unit in sewing. They have made blouses, skirts, weol jumpers, dresses and sleeping garments. Q - The Boys' Physiology class is new discuss- ing education, its use and importance in to- days world, They have discussed education from different phases and will end the unit ,with insurance and planning for thefuture 1 ' l31sss.,2i5.in.s.I The lst and 2nd Hour Typewriting classes at Blue Springs High have been participating in a series of timed writ- ings in an effort to increase ' speed and accuracy. The scores on these writings are figured on a C.W.P.M. Ceorreetg words per minutpj basis, y TheffindiVidual.Stu- dent's prbgress is re- corded on the bulletin beard in the formi of a'bar'graph which ghmm the total score attained by the student., YIn order for a student's score to appear onthis greph,he must type for three minutes with fhw or less errors., ,General,Business, The Gen. Bus. Class has Ssssassfully osm- pleted five units this semester. These are: B 1,Personal Business of the Consumer. II.Banking Services IIItBudgeting ,I ' ' IVaGredit ' V.Travel,Services 3!-ak i 'I A J E W f ' I 1,19 2 Rigid? 1, Nic' CN. , A ,, ft I y Jw' iin' 51533 '. ' 'ff ' 53,31 '42 , ,.,.,,..... All four classes are ' Xtggiht . looking- forward te their Christmas Unit. .n.z!?Q 3' If ff J. , . l 'I' 3 ' , - 1 1 - X ' . 1 v I . v ' ' I 54 1 'A In . i J 1 Q . A .n. I . . u fu u . 1 2 . . 4 r I , n - r . 1 X . 1 1 -Q .Y- w 1 I l T Q 5:2 ' T Ll .. c if ii.i4 T i 1 M, T ' . .f,'P' ru,-, ,,gi.? I, ,ug, 4 3ft?d?e- V, xgggif iggifi Fghglb vol-iv , 'QQ f fif i5glfi?mL55.?l 24.-- 19 -U I A A , I V V . in '1-S ie D V 'N ' 5 UW..CQM!NQ SU ifigikllli l AREN I CLUB Cl: L E Bk ATI: I J WCC... 13 N M F F T C1 --homecoming in Blue Individual 'Qictures 5 Ameyicgh' Egication Springs this yeer Wes were tesen Thursdev, ngeg was Observed at 3 9?e?t,SuCC9SS- The 0CtObST 30- Theses the Parents Club Meet- 9Ct1V2t?9S- sob Undef pictures will be used ing Mcnday .night Yiiialitiuiimilifiiciifi it She iiQai??m'i 331 Mimbef T 11' MP5 hour of cngol J Thu S ea. .9 A6 asf? Beauty S9036 OH HAG' Blue Spiings Qplaygg QEEQEI Qf3tEres.tawi22 vences in Educetion.n 4 ' U ' 1 ' E3 - - . 5 host to Lee's Summit things. bi? by being iaglfgosg the Subject on a well' decorated the first to break the M155 M5Nabb Jack ' ' . ij ij, , n During the helf-timg fiTiE2ed by tEgJFrZZhS i5Sig?'D3giuE?FOnaag2? ceremonies, le ban men ophomore, unior Jghnstonv V emit Renee eases ' wifi.: 5.21 Hfggiywgepgeiglvi .il lhen ,the ereur pic- eriy sicnares, Everett Eose Merle Cas? uegg, tqyei swap? taKe?HN0Yq Callaghan! and David . Y Tl Y, r Q SWUGI 5. .he differ- Johnson, members ofthe 2223332565 WSQIZ. mm S2S.f5iOl'FS in 'mihigi Speich Class' fem 8 Panty Wyatt in tneqeefpifiifleiene fafiiol fgfmt' Their ' - - - I V YV L., I . 'I G, 0 EJ 2 Ardenivesfon to T C790 S' Cs dl 'Hi' -mf- --f-if-A -'Ji' :tcm .gl 1:f1.:f:. :sz 1 l, H ,,,, The daneelwhien roi- - Y Ci I N F .- - lowed in the Sym was 1 Llipq T- JNAJVXJ CLjlEEPJ'PqX',' IL L-ED ll tt- d d b th giumniaangnsiudehiso G The Blue Springs Teen Town held' its first esuuesewsewwsssesseees meeting Saturday niuht, November l, and got C A NIDIEHAJE S SELECTEID Tuesday morning,NOv- ember 4th, the classes selected their dendi- H8385 for Souvenir Queen,r 'They ere: .Senior.... Nancy Noland Junior .... Naomi Myres. Sophomore. Pat house. Freshmen.. Alice Mershon. These girlslpictures will be sent to the beauty expert who will select the oueen. Jer-n.:c:eez:LAa:c:c:e:n:4JL:LJc:Q:a:L:L:aJL f IX I! 'R I 'D li ll IS I! li I8 IX 15 II li Ii IW 'li 'IX ll IX off to e. flying start with the election of officers. These officers ere as follows: , . in T Cheirmen...,.. ....John Chronister Vice-Chairmen... ...Beverly Richards Secretary .... ...Jack Hevenhill Treasurer... ..... ...Don Chronister There will -be many forms of recreation offered et the Teen Town., greet step towards better community--so it should be heertedly. A campaign is also under name for the group. mite the winning name will be month membership card. The will be sold for one dollar The meetings will be held . 'T 29. N ' Y 'fill end iourth Se The Teen Town is a recreation in our supported whole- wey .to select e person who sub- given aides three- membership cards for three months. the first, third, The ,rdeys of esch month in the Metho ment. dist Ghurchib e 1 , ' ! 1 -es., f . 1 NI! ll ff.-Y' 4 .ie .. -.W .f 'I' v U. . ff hi. T c I i-M - Hil l., .-.M wilful.-i,,, c,,. l -. i - i - c :., ,,, , W, e , , V W V on V , I , 1 u ' , v 1 u ' U ' a . 1 'ls' ' . . v -.1 , . a s ierel T e C re Parse 3 TCROWDED HALBWAYS SENIQR PLAY Lately there has been much UHillhilly Weddin,Ufa'thpeg3aCt confusion in the halls between comedy, will be presented Nov. 20 classes. This is causing students in the High School guditoruim by to be late to cla quite a Ubeatingn reach their cl right for studs sees: aini tcm take before they asses. lt ls not nts to be prac- tically knocked down on their way to classes. Each -student should respect the rights of others and walk and not run down the stairs. If everybody would stay to his the Senior Class. The play telk of a mountain family who is trying to marry off the' twol oldest daughters. Paw gets down, his shotgun and the 'trouble starts.- The Paw lielvv cast and crew are as follows: Eelsnickle ------ -Leroy Herman Belsnickle-- ---- Barbara Faeth right and walk in single file they would get to class more quickly and quietly. This week two visitors were caught in this dis- graceful act of conduct between classes. They were swept down the steps and through the door. They probably formed a bad opinion. Please try and make the period between classes more civilised and proper. ---..-n-.a-.'--my-neun---rn----.-.-...--qu..--A.9----..nn '. U v ll U Xl xp U xl 'ff ' N: V KI U .. ..- . ... ,- ... .... v.. -Q -... ... ., - e--. -- .- .. -- N fs n n fx n IX n A ,- 1. ll is IX , SECOND QUARTERHCRIER STAFF- Ceelee Belsnichle ----- -rAnne Carr Bonnie Belsnickle Juney Belsnichle- Four Belsnickle-- Five Belsnickle-- Six Belsnickle ----- Cbeey Upschalger- Chiz Upschalger-- Ronald Maxwell--- Lucy Maxwell----- The Reverend------- Cousin Zeke ---- -- ---Jimmie Quareh ----Nancy Noland ---Nellie Jordan -Emma Garrison Rosemary Casey ----Dale Titus Shorty Bergman --Bob Phillips Mary Anne Hill Jack Havenhill -Jim Christian The Cousins ---------- -Riley Straw, Chuck Matthews, Margaret Thrash? Frank Friend, Nancy White, Jerqr T Lawler, Russell Scarboroueh. Publicity: Lawrence Shrout, Don Chronister, Pat Butler Staeeg Charles Wallace, Charles Thompson 1. .9 Properties: Harold Roberts Charles Stallcup Editopaineghief, ...... Everett hern News Editor..... ...Margaret Pem Feature Editor. ....... Pat Butler Sports Editor.....Jach Havenhill Circulation Editor..Bonnie Mchay Jr. High Editor ...... Patty Wyatt Re orters: Telvvso o 0 1 ....Juanita Curby Barbara Scarborough 'e9Ltu.I1e:bpuo'ooo ports.. .. ,- Ruthann,Lowderman ..v.HGlGH Tiueman Typists: lst page.. .. . ..Barbara Faeth 2nd page.. ..Larry Wiebusch ard page.. ....Beverly C'Brien 4th page......Beverly Richardson Jr. High page........Noami Myres Ar,-tistoooosooo snoaoN-EI1.r1Cy J Publishers... . ..Charles Wallace ' ' Harold Roberts Proofreader....Meredith Montgomery Make-up: Mrs. Martin f Music: Carroll Faulkenberry Prompters: Beverly C'Brien, Nancy Johnston . :L-UH, 35' xrunrxgl U jg..-w -.gnu U U U U xl U U xl U xl V u v U U U xr xl U U Sl 5 .x 1- H fx w 7'.':x 1z'1. l A a 5? 3 1' LJ' N... 15 ' - ,,. A 431 ww' - Mflgf A HAL cffafyf fr En X 34,5 I 1 xf' :I ,I q . uvilvlrh ' - ,. I 1 I 'i-1..,...,. fesxil mfs Q 'vQ'wf XJLCQ YiJl1f A . , , XV! , . .,-...Qg . .rf 'V' fa gf w x 'X . 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A L' 1 ,A Av , 'QQVrmQQil!Li'etl5g-e-1-feeQlBElEEB!fkE1lCQgi?:Gp .lgpv :pipe dfage Sp Hn 1 V 5 . , H I 1 lGISOD8l1ty Column Our eueen Speaks The Chatter Box CBig Wheelb Height-- Weight-- Hair---- ----------5!5H -----------iio ---------spawn Eyes '---- N--- --Hazel Favorite food ---- Chili Favorite color---Green Favorite pastime ----m- Square dancing Favorite girlfriends-- Ann a Hose Favorite boyfriend---- All of'em Favorite song ---- ----- Wide Open Spaces Favorite actor-------- Martin Q Lewis Favorite actress------ Majorie Main Favorite sport--- ---- - Basketball Pet Peeve ----- Language that some people call ' H 'French. y CLittle Spokel Height-N Weight-- Hair ---- Eyes ---- Favorite -----,-,,514W ----------lLO -------Blonde ---------Blue food ------ --- Bot tamales Favorite color-----Red Favorite pastime-- ---- FOOtball girlfriend--- All of'em Favorite Favorite song---- ---- - Shotgun boogie Favorite actor- ..n---- e S Tony Curtis Favorite actress ------ Jane Russell Favorite sport+------- Basketball Pet Eeevee- e--------- - Uhittle sisterln Last weeks personali- ties were Shrtylbrgman and Sharon Beard. your years ago there arrived in this school 3 PFGFty blue.-eyed freshman with dark hir and a winning smile by the name of Bose Mary UHSey. She came from the country school of White Oak and although she lives in lndepenu dence she choose Blue QFFiH3S High to be her Velma Mater.U And old BSS? feels mighty good about being the one to show this 515m package of sweet personality through four years 'of school. Her favorite pastime is going out and her hobby is having a good time so we are led to believe that there is a favorite boy hidden away someplace. Butawk her who her favorite boy is and she says'al1 of em .H Still she likes to be calledlhse and it could be bemrme there is a certain Hfelleru around that calls her that. Uhosien likes to dance, but claims she is not too good. She likes to roller skate and be in class pplays too, and who ever is the ulucky fellown when she settles -down to get married will get a girl who likes to cook. Her ambition is to be an airline hostess although she says that a lot can happen between now and then. Her present wish is to own a car. Rose Mary is Blue Springs' l955 Home- coming queen . Say Judy Norton mxre is that engagement:mng you were going to get? A certain f sailor really seemed to ap- peals to Marcia E. she met him at the Buckner rink of course. Best of luck kids. Russell Scarborough, did you really have lipstick on your shirt Could it belong to Mary S.?????? Jean B. Haven't you caught a man yet???? Maybe someday luck will come your way. We see that Juanita C. and Gary M. are still going strong. heep up the good work Kidsillllil Say Pat B. and Nan N. what Q- have the Alumni get fthat the boys around here don't have????? Suthann they say the way to a man's heart is through his stdnach are , you practicing that on Jimmy????????? N . ,VUUVVWUUUVU ' - U JL xl. TL XL.. C- - . . - - 'Dx' . w ' ' - 'Di 'H' lx 'h 'A Us lk It '7f'af'4f7i 'h '7i 7f7x 7f7x Student's prayer, Onward, move onward, in thy flight. Make the 'bell .ring I recite. n O time before Ul'm HCongratulations, boy or girl??????? a pauper. an-.-,..-n-,..n.nu--an-nspqaunnnqu-1 aviation in- structor, having de- The livered a lecture on parachute work, con- cluded: And if it doesn't open-- Well gentlemen,'dets what' is known as UJumping to a conclusion.H v v 'r u v v WL XL v 'L.5L.VJ' LJCLJL.54.,5LJ' 'L 7i'7f ?f'7V7f7f7s 7s '1C7u n 1f4f'2x A n IN li A Irwl -f. 1.45 ', V4 'kr X ' Q , ' x . ' , if 1 ' .' I ' 1 ,.. x ,. 1 I E ' ' . Q f x ,-'! ' ,.. ,-f s- . , - r X , ' H. I , 5 3 X 1 , n r 1 V . , l r n I ,.... - Q ' - I 1 r - . 1 ' 4 1 , 1 n ' I 1 1 . v . ..- n . 4 P L ? Z s 2 Q 1 1 5 k Q 5 r ll 5 I 4, N5 NOVsmPs?,l4, l952 Blue Springs Crier Page 4 sisksrsltt iw ssasow .YA the Qsginii O ' the last foogballggmei all minds are turning to basketball. At ihg bOYS'first practice of the season, there were thirtythree suited 1 This was indeed a fine showing. The team has five returning letter- men and with such 3 large turnoutwe should field a fine team. The first practices have been on fundmentals. The boys have apractme game with W. Ghrisman Tuesday afternoon in our gym. Later in the week the boys travel to Wm. Jewell College where they play in the Wm. Jewell 5th Annual Tournament--their fnst opponent is Liberty. GIRLS START BASKETBALL The girls' basketball practice started bright and early Mon. morning with thirty-eight girls attending. Everyone seemed to be eager to do his best and from fthe way things ilcok the girls should have a pretty good teamiids yearo Coach will pkk 18 out of the 58 to be on the squad. The girls will tangle with Buckner on Dec. 2 fOr their first game dfthe season. lDggt0pg Hwhy do ydg have 764-052 tattoedon your back? H . Patient: That isn't tgttoca That's where my wife hit me withiiw car while I was hold' ing the garage GOOP ffpsna HOMECOMTNG SPOTLED On halloween night 11- 'w '. had the Wildcats enteidi,L the Leafs Summit Tigers in our annual 'homcom- ing game, as far asiim experts were conwrned Lee's Summit was a sin- gle touchdown favorite. The Wildcats thought differently cf this and by the half heldzal2-O lead. Gur first score came on a 24-yard gallup by Phillips, The other score came on na 7- yard end run by Bumpas, at the half it looked like an easy Homecomtg victory for the Whdcwn. During the secomihalf the tide turneda Leeis Summit came back strong and scored twice iniim third quartera The fourth quarter was a see-saw affair .which resulted in LeeWsSummit scoring the .deciding touchdown. Before the many .surprised fans could realize whathad happened, the game was over and Leeis .Summit had a l9-l2 victory. kg WILDCATS END IN GLORY The Wildcats , ended their football season on the 5th of Nov. by whipping the visiting Glennon team 26 to 20. This was a fast and exciting game. Thompsxi scored in the first quarter on a thirty seven yard end rung Thus--the Wildcats led 7-O. Glennon came back strong and scored mmce before the Wildcats could get straightened cut, The Wildcats scored again in the second quarter on a Ccont'd. next columnl Yvv 7, H W f , -.-..--, , , HLRRISONVILLE ROLLS On Octf 24,the Wild- cats were host to the powerful Harrisonville Wildcats. The Harri- sonville team ledc by Gene Roll -and Robin Wright were up to twenty-six point fav- oritese This must not have bothered our wild- cats because they did play their best gameof the season that night. The Harrisonville team took the opening kick and three plays later scored on Robin Wright's forty-eightyd. dash. Minutes latai Chuck Mathews picked up a Harrisonville fumble and ran eighty three yards for the first Wildcat score, Harrisonville scored again in the second quarter and at thehalf held a slim l4-6 lead.. harrisonville came out during the second half and scored an early touchdown. This madeg the score 20-6. The Wildcats managed to score again on an eleven-yard run byMC oo Choon Phillips, Harri- sonville iced the game in the fourth quarmrby Pushing over one more touchdown. Althoughiim Wildcats lost 27 to l2, they played a goodgeme. against one of thenknt powerful teams in the state - all c, QcontTh. S Q'Pw' L' W?lQQais,EDd,9D Qlsrir six yard smash byHChoo Choo' Phillips but trailed at the half 20-li, The Wildcats --determined to win their last game--sawed two more touchdownsaxv - -, x x I f n G .. asaswsasaaasawwwewsaam