Camdenton High School - Laker Yearbook (Camdenton, MO)

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August 26 September 22 October 13 October 21 October 28 November November November 11 November December December December December December January 5 January 12 January 18 January 26 February February February February February February February March March March March 14 15 19 20 29 March 1 2 29 March 1 2 March March March March April Aprll Aprll Aprll Aprll Aprll Aprxl Aprxl May May May May May May Vlay May 10 THB TIEBP SCHOOL CALENDAR School Started School Party School Fan' Faculty Party P T A Halloween Party Jefferson C1ty Tourney St James Here Basketball Game Waynesvllle Tournament Brumley Basketball Game Stover Basketball Game Debate Assembly at Columbxa Rlchland Basketball Game Camdenton Basketball Tournament Phllhsburg Basketball Game Chrxstmas Party Competrtlon Basketball Game Conway Basketball Game Sprmgfleld Invltatlonal Tournament Nlangua Basketball Game Competltlon Basketball Game Brown Menely Assembly Lebanon Basketball Tournament School Party N1angua Basketball Game Lebanon Basketball Game Cal1forn1a Reglonal Basketball Tourney Recreatlonal Fmals Dlstrlct Debate Tournament at Rolla Speech Recltal Mus1c Recltal Mus1c Contest at Osage Sergeant Leonard s Speech Band Broadcast Over KWTO Frxsco League Mus1c Festival at Lebanon James Whltcomb Rxley Assembly DlStTlCt Mus1c Festlval at Rolla Erghth Grade Play Sen1or P1cn1c Jumor Play Good Fellowshlp Program State Mus1c Contest at Columbla Sen1or Play Jumor and Sen1or PICUIC Baccalaureate Faculty Receptlon Jumor and Semor Banquet Elghth Grade Graudatlon Sen1or Commencement Farewell Program 2-3 ' 10 . - 10- ' ' 21 2 8 . 13- - ' 16 22 2 . 6 . . 9 - 9 16 - 8 . . . 9 . . 13 ' ' 14 ' March 19 Frisco League Speech Tournament at Stoutland 19 ' 22 ' 26 ' 30 , 2 . .. . . 4 . , 5-6 . . . . . H . . t ' 25 ' ' ' 26 ' ' 26 ' , ' 27 . ' ' 3 4 . . . . 5 6 . 7 . . 8 . . l 9 '

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TIIH TIQBF DRAMATIC CLUB The orgamzatlon of the Dramatlc Club IS composed of pupils from the or gamzed classes and the extra currlcular group To be a member a student must be a member of an organized class or group Actlve members are those who have won some honor wh1ch the faculty feels IS outstandmg enough to be stow thxs h1gh honor on them The students automatlcally becomes a member when he rates superlor or better 1n a contest To be a member of thxs organl zatlon a student must be dolng average Work The objectlves of the Club are help to dlscover and develop talent help teach the student to express hlmselt enunclate more v1v1dly and clearly add words to the vocabulary and g1VC confldence and polse tram students 1n team work g1ve a better understandlng of other l1ves by act1ng them 1nsp1re Wxse use of lelsure tlme and cultxvate dramatlc taste Th1s year the dlrector of Speech Act1v1t1es took the debate squad to the de baters assembly at Columbla where the squad partlclpated ln tlcelr membershxp of the State Debatlng League by drafung bllls ln leglslatlve 1nd parhamentary mannner presentmg amendments to prevlous b1lls for conslderatlon engag mg ln a two round State Debate Practxce Tournament In th1s tournament the squad met some of the best teams of the state xncludlng Webb C1ty who had won the State Champxonshlp 1n the 1938 39 season Th1s year the debate squad engaged 1n four tournament VIZ Columbla Fr1 co League Bollvar and the dlstrlct at Rolla The team met and won de c1s1ons over teams from Joplm Lebanon Commerce Okla Newburg and Com petltlon The squad went to the thlfd round of the d1str1ct The team or actlve debators was composed of Afflrmatlve Herschel Bledsoe Bob Frantz Verna Roe Frantz Negatlve Maudlne Hopkms Irene Coll1ns V1rg1n1a Roach The Purple C Club 1S the hlghest ranklng club 1n school It IS composed of all students who lettered ln athletlcs dramatlcs muslc and scholastlc work To be a member of the letter club a s udent must not make a grads below C ln any subject He must quallfy ln at least two act1v1t1es and be a high rank mg student 1n att1tudes Work l1ab1ts and scholarshlp The student must have clean hablts and recelve the entlre vote of the Faculty A Student who falls to attend regularly and falls to cooperate 1n the fullest cannot be a member The fO11OW1Hg boys quahfied for a C 1n basketball James Crane Roscoe Laurle Melvln Stoner Cl1nton Ruble Wallace Roofener B111 Newton LeRoy Rog ers Wayne Huddleston Jack Morgan Homer Knapp Walter Hensen Vlrgle Casey Don Laurie Arthur Coll1ns and Clyde Moreland HOME ROOMS A thlrty mlnute home room perlod was mcluded 1n the dally schedule thls year These were organlzed accordmg to classes The Freshman Home Room under the supervlslon of M1ss Clalborn was very lnteretslng and valuable Many 1nterest1ng programs were g1ven At the close of each home room perxod outstandlng problems were dlscussed Mr Grace was supervlsor of the Sophomore Home Room The rules and tradltlons of Camdenton Hlgh School were dlscussed and an attempt was made to acqualnt the students wlth the many phases of school life Th1s group put on some excellent programs The Junlors under the supervlslon of Mr Hale and Mxss Longley used thelr home room perlods for programs d1scuss1on on rules tradltlons school requlre ment and good conduct Programs were gxven whlch tended to brlng out hxdden talents The Semors took thls perlod for checkmg on the many requlrements of the Seniors for transactlng the large amount of busmess comlng before the class work 1n guldance good manner, and developlng talent Mr Randolph supervlsed the Sen1or Home Room The Home Room Perlod was part of our regular work and became very popular ln our school We substituted the home room clubs for the old L1te1 ary Clubs . - -. . . . . ., . . ' . . ' . w ' . ' , - ' 1 , . . . . . A . . , 1 1 1 1 1 . . y . I . v 'S 1 1 - ' ' 1 1 1 -1 1 ' . . . . . .' . . , 1 3 1 1 - LETTER CLUB . t. . . ' . 1 1 - T 3 1 1 - , . . . : Y V 1 1 1 1 1 ' ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 , . . y . . y . . W Y . - , . '. . 1. 1 ' '

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THB TIEBI' SUPERINTENDLNT S MESSAGE SCHOOLING DAYS If I were to pass a llttle advlse on to you as you are about to leave th Hxgh School world I would say keep golng because school1ng pays The untrarned man 18th grade or less! can hope to earn S45 000 between the ages of 14 and 60 He reaches hrs greatest earnlng power at the age of 30 at the age of 50 h1S earnmg powe grows less The man wxth a hrgh school educat1on can expect to earn 78000 betwcen h ages of 18 and 60 or 33000 more than the untramed man He reaches the great est earnmg power at 40 and mamtaxnrng thls power unt1l he reaches 60 The College graduate can expect to earn 150000 between the ages of 22 and 60 Hls earnlng lncreases untll he lS 60 years old There have been many men who have made great successes of l1fe wlthout much schoolrng yet few of these men would clalm that the1r lack of schoollng was a factor ln thelr success Of all men who are consldered wealthy there are 277 college men to one non college In one xndustrlal plaore college men rose to foremanshrp 1n three years wh1le lt requlred 8 years for the untralned man to reach the same posrtlon In an other factory college men rose to supermtendency 1n srx years as agarnst la vears for the non college The dlfference between success and faxlure 1S often a matter of mformatlon The tramed person has the lformatron or IS acquamtd wlth the ways and means of get'1ng 1n one who knows can dlrect others one who doesn t know takes or ders from some one who does know Just golng to school wont make a succc s out O1 a farlure materlal What boy or g1rl gets out of school vull depend upon what he puts 1nto lt Out of each mllllon W1 hout schoolmg only 6 attarn d1st1n t1on out of each m1ll1on wlth elementary schoolmg 24 attam d1st1nct1on out of cach m1ll1on wlth hlgh school 6dl1C3.7lOl1 622 attaln d1st1nct1on and out of each m1ll1on wlth college educaton 5768 attaln d1st1nct1on So lt seems that for all the1r faults and the1r faul's are many schools are a good mvestment 'lhen my message to you IS to keep gomg Lxve good clean nves dl d be a real hero 1n the strlfe Success and Good Luck to a nnghty fine group of students Affectronately yours W L Breuer Supermtendent 1 r ' ' A w, , . . , ' ' y . . Y . Q 4 . . . . W v J V1 . c . ' 1 , . v I . . v r n s . . . . , Y - - , S . . . . Y. . . ., . . . . A . . V u 9 v v v 1 - . F . I . , . i . . l . - ,. 1 1 1 k . . .. . . . , .