Center High School - Yellow Jacket Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1939 volume:

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V 5 , X AQ. , , n sf., 5 . ge.. w , M dv X, ,.. 1 5 if if Q . ,E T Qs FAT 4 ,,,, M ' Y Ms . is vga '-3:3 Q94 XF, . 1 -4 N wx .. ii 3 4 9 T HE YEL L CJWJA CK E' E WJ - 4? ,Fi P 4. W, bei ge, iz + Q i ,... , -A FCDKEW ORD Into this, the third volume of the Yellowjocket, we, the Seniors of 1959, heve endeavored to portray the life of Center School. we have tried to picture the activities, and work accomplished during the post yecr. We hope that in the future, when you turn through the leaves of this book, you will re- call with pleasant memories the joyous, happy care- free days of Hdear old Center High.N ,ffxx QQ it XX THE Y'ElLQWifAxCKET Published by the Senior Class of Y School, Kansas City, Missouri. XXYXXXXXXXXXXXXX DEM CAT! on 39, Center High We, the Senior Class of 1959, de ioate this, the third issue of the Yellowjacket, to one whose energy has made this annual a successg Miss Katharine McDonald, Our NMAC.' XXXiiXiXXXXiXXXi -:jr fs-rxff fri, lffrr Editor-in-chief........... Assistant Editor-in-chief... .. Business Manager.......... ... Advertising Managers..... .. Production Manager.... Art Editor.......... .. Sales Managers.... ......f.. Faculty Advisor.., 44.Miss Kat ...David Bibens .....Rose Kumro .Richard Enochs .Annabell Kessel Martha Palmer .....Neil Crain ..Zora Chowning ....Veryl Kirby Betty Eskew harine McDonald E ' AQ- Q K fx V 'tw - K SL'HUULf BUHRD A K EENTER SC HOD L. - A:' . rf Q , -- in ns. Y 2 3 'Q V H .X-1 ,MH fX 'ffm r , , , . is n v ,ns 'F 5 Q 0 A--' : if -- ,., 1. F, ,Lv 4 Yew - K 2, -. 'uvafka .s.-wifi? ' 1'P.f'f . v ' . 1312: .Q.L-- ' xggggry ' A D rw mfr: , . ' 1 Qnfffgi 5' X ' ' f ' 7 - f' 4-5-gfvaei 1 :TE Q, ,Q -' ' -1- 3' --4 , , My 1... F5 A-if rift, Kiki? i-, ' I , 5, fs 1, ' .: 4- 1- - V -N-far ya. 1 ing . ' ' .za .- Q x m .5 ,L ,, sw gm H.. 1 W Ag , ,i-,MI -33 ,1 gf'f'f-'f-2 1 W' W,-,, , ., ,M . - Lf -qw- ' .-Ur? if - . -- -v K? 5 -,I ' S, riff' .A ,1 'fb' r x -L 'L fn . 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Spkg. play '59 Ty,in, COQtuSt'Dt V59 Shorthand Contbstunt '57 All star PB Ruskin '58'59 H N 'Blue Springs'59 H H H Lros Sunmit'59 Studont Council '57'58'59 Src. '57'59 Popular Girl '59 oil Crain flokiol Viog Pros. Class '59 Studont Counoil,Trour. '59 Tho Sosrchlight '58 Annual Staff '59 Popular Boy '59 Sunior Program '59 Betty Eskow CButtyJ Sec. of class '59 Glow Club '56'57'58'59 Php Pquud '56'57'59 Girl Rosorvos '5b'57'59 Pub. Spkg. '58 Ono-Act play '58'59 Sonior play '59 All Star player '58'59 Class Program '56'57'59 Mixed Chorus '56'57 Librarian '57'58 Annual Staff '59 Soo. Pop Squad '59 Duclnmution '58 Senior Carnival play '59 The Sourchlight '59 Nnt'l. Honor Soc. '59 Richard Enochs fDiChic-doc, Troxr. Class '59 PHP SQU d '57'55'59 All School play '58 Pub. Spkg. '58 Orrtion '58 Senior Progrxm '59 Annual Stuff '59 Svnior ploy '59 N:t'l. Honor Soc. '59 Rirlan Albright KHnlfyQ BB 2nd tumm '57 BB lst toum '58'59Co-Cnpt'59 Pop Squid '57 The Se rcnlight '58 Class Program '5o'57'59 Track '58'59 Pub. Spkg. play '58 Senior Carnival play '59 Puford Burgor CBootsJ 8E 2nd team '57 RP lst tonm '58'59 Glue Club '57'59 Hixrd Chorus '57'59 Claus Progrnm '5b'57'59 Trick '57'58'59 Pub. Sphg. play '58 Senior play '59 Pop Sqund '57 F? 5 Y Q 5 2 5 E a Ethel Bowler fEffieJ Glue Club '57 Pop Squrd '57 Trogs. Class '57 Girl Resorvos '57'58'59 Librorian '59 Pub. Spkg. play '59 The Soqrchlight '59 David Bibons QDOCJ Class Presidont '57'58 Glue Club '5b'57 Mixed Chorus '57 Orohestru '56'57'58 Gloss Progrnm '55'59 Studont Counoil'57'58'59 View Pros.'53 Pros.'59 Tho Soorohlight '58 Pub. Spkg. play '58 Sonior ploy '59 Bfskvtbfll '59 Track '57'5b'59 MissouriNBUMils Juokson County Chfmp.'57'58 Conforonco Chnmpion-record holdor '57'58'59 Chfmp.'59 Annufl Stuff '59 Oration '56 Freshman ploy '52 Dorothy Butts f3uLtSioD Glo. Club '56'57'58'59 Uixod Chorus '56'57'58'59 Girls Quartot '59 PUD 3QU'd '57'59 Girl Rosrrvos '59 Librbriun '59 Gladys Binnie CLight-bulbj The Sourchlight '59 Pub. Spkg. plfy '59 Zora Chowning fZooJ Soc. oluss '5b'57 oioo oiub '56'57'58'59 Sec. '59 Nixod Chorus '56'57'59 Orchestra '5o'59 Pros. '55 Girl kesorvos '56'57'55'59 Vice Pros. '59 Psp Squad '58'59 All school ploy '5b'58 Pub. Spkg. plfy '59 Girl Rosorvws play '57 Annual Stoff '59 The Ssnrohlight Typing Contest-nt 'oo, '59 Ono-Act play '59 C oonior play '59 Jock ChristiansonfPutsy Burns Psp Squ:d '57 Alioo Criswoll fAlloyj Gloo Club '56'57'53'59 Mixod Chorus '5b'57'58'59 Yusio Contost'56'57'55'59 Pub. Spkg. ploy '59 The Setrohlight '59 Typing Contostrnt v38 Librsrinn v5Uv58 Cliss Program '56'59 Mary Dayton The Seirohljght '58 Bookkooping Contostant'59 Girl Rossrvos '57 Glenn Culliss iTonyJ Vice Pr s. cl 'oo, ss v58 D vid Dwvis CClark Gabloj Bqskotb ll v38v39oo-oapn,'59 Gish Club '56'57'58'59 BB 2nd team '57 Qu rtui '55 Trick '57'5b'59 Tho Sourchlight '58 I Vusio Contost'56'57'53 Cixbd Chorus '5O'57'58'59 Studont Council '59 Vioo Pres '59 Sonior Pro rum ' - 1 ' ' 5'7T 99 Bookkeeping Cwntostfnt '59 Tho Sonrohlight '59 39 P Hog. Tour. :ll Star ' Sonior Brogram '59 ub. Spkg. play '59 -QL WFS' psi-by 'zz , ,V - A K at -- , ' . F ' w 1 :L LLL' ',, ', -X P . K , l 1 ,. ' I -x-91. vw- 4-r, J S' ' A l 1 i Ja. wifi V ,yr Q ,Aw-.. b , N f M A Nw W -. ,V Y- .. ,Q gn M L, E-, af-' ,L 1 ,Y ,, 3 , f i 5? QR, at eg J. -, m. Ri. 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'58 Mary Elliott Basketball '58'59 Girl Reserves '56'57'58'59 Glee Club '56'57'58'59 Mixed Chorus '56'57'58'59 Carnival Queen '58 Senior Carnival play '59 Class Program '57'59 Pep Squad '56 Girl Reserves play '57 William Farquhar fwilliel Pep Squad '57 2nd team BB '57'58 2nd team Track '56'57 Glee Club '56 The Searchlight '58 Rosemary GallagherlRose-bushl Pep Squad '59 Pres. '59 Shorthand Contestant '59 Typing Contestant '59 Helen Grubb fMugginsJ Glee Club '5b'57'58'59 Mixed Chorus '56'57'58'59 Basketball '58'59 Librarian '57'58'59 Contest play '58 Girl Reserves '56'57'58'59 Song Leader '59 Senior play '59 Senior Carnival play '59 Senior program '59 Orchestra '59 Girl Reserves play '58 The Searchlight '59 LeRoy Hayslett fScrappyl 2nd team Basketball '57 2nd team Track '58 Franklin Henry fShortyJ Senior program '59 Orchestra '58 Pep Squad '57 Glee Club '56 Hartie C. Howard lluniorj Glee Club '56'57'58 Pep Squad '57'58 The Searchlight '58 Mixed Chorus v56v58 Dorothy Hubbs KHubbsieJ Pep Squad '59 Girl Reserves v36v59 Pub. Spkg. play '59 Glue Club '56'57 The Searchlight '59 Annabel Kessel fAnniej cies Club '57'59 Pep Squad '56'57'59 The Searchlight '58 Girl Reserves '57'58'59 Annual Staff '59 Mixed Chorus '56'57'59 Senior play '59 Carnival play '59 Carnival Queen '57 352 m Q, ,,, Z- , fi . ,kg il . gl Q, . ,Q Q. w , x rs :Q 3 Q-1, , ,. i'i 'r ., 1- A , W fc .ri PE, 29 Z ' if-QQ H va' f 11 gt-, .fr :A-. aw .MV Arif-rfiiii . L, :Af 1 'U 3 EJ f ' 3 i - Q , -5 F , 1 'SQ , fs Q y M 5 f. -, ga km. M Q. auf 1 - K K 85 a ,. - 4 3 . S W - 6 ,line-ri? A . , L i, V r 1. . ,A -mf 1 ' wwf' 1 N1 ,AW -H F .V -Y-. 1 1 1 Q gv , 5 . -.4 T ,,. Q if , 1 5. 3 1 L1 . Q 'L ', I ,. ,, v . . , J. A ' f . Q .5 , ,V - n 3 i Q . 'fg 5. 1, ,J ,Q , V ,M,3,A.,4,3 ,, ' W - ffm-?:,gp, J 321,52 I ,lf 7 fq 3 T-Q-ZQI' ww. 'L ,ilk i- 1 ' 4'-W .wa wmv: kifgwht 1 ' V ,. 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Spkg. play '38 Glee Club '37 Mixed Chcfus '37 Rose Kumro fRedJ Glee Club '36'37'38'39 Pep Squad '36'38'39 Girl Reserves '36'37'39 Typing Contestant '38'39 Declamation '39 Pub. Spkg. p.ay '39 Senior play '39 The Searchlight '39 Annual Staff '39 Librarian '37 Mixed Chorus '37'39 Dorothy Macqueen fMammyJ Pep Squad '38'39 Shorthand Contestant '38'39 Girl Reserves '38 John Mack fsiiiyy Pep Squad '37 Glee Club '37'39 Orchestra '37'38 Tuping Contestant '39 Violin Solo'37 EX. Rat. High School Operetta '39 Mixed Chorus '37 Betty Marzolf flelloj Declamation '37'38 Cirl Reserves '37'38 Alto Solo '38 Superior Rating at State Pep Squad '38 Orchestra '38 Girl Glee Club '38 Mixed Chorus '38 Alberta O'Neill iBirdieD The Searchlight '38 Freshman play '36 Girl Reserves '37'38'39 Pub. Spkg. play '38 Y Marcella Middleton fMarcieJ PGP Squad '57'39 Girl Reserves '36'37'38'39 Glee Club '36'37'38'39 Mixed Chorus '36'37'38'39 Senior play '39 Declamation '36'37'38'39 The Searchlight '38 Pub. Spkg. play '38 Music Contestant '38'39 Cheer Leader '39 Senior Carnival play '39 High School Operetta '39 Girl Reserves play '37 Dean Moore fLardD Senior play '39 Pep Squad '39 Cheer Leader '39 Senior program '39 The Searchlight '38 Pub. Spkg. play '38 Orchestra '37'39 Martha Palmer CSlingJ Basketball '37'38'39 Glee Club '36'37'38'39 High School Operetta '39 All School play '38 Girl Reserve play '37'39 The Searchlight '39 Pub. Spkg. play '39 Class Sec. '38 Librarian '37'38'39 Pep Squad '36 Girl Annual Staff '39 Typing Contestant '39 Nat'l. Honor Soc. '39 Mixed Chorus '36'37'38'39 Reserves '36'37'38'39 Lee Pangborn fUncleJ Track '38'39 Catherine Penechar fcathyj Glee Club '36'37'38'39 Mixed chorus v36f38v39 Pep Squad '39 Girl Reserves '39 V A. 'Q' 1 e Gin yi, K . UA Q5 15 ,W if 1 ' ' ill- if. H W 'Y Ffiifx- .1 . , , . 1 A K 2 v . 3 Q ' Y f' ik,-3: i A 1 . ' 1 ' 5 , 4 . fi v vgf 14? f 1, , -2 YI, - , M 12 , - vfff . 0 . , N .. N.. 9 i ' 1 2 - ,- , X I , 1 , +5 , K, A 5 4 x 1- . 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'FQ -eff if fd ,RA .kfigy L . .Mfg ww E3 ATF Lili f i Tl: Q3 , L- ,...k3 2 Q1 L A 24 Q x ,, f x 'Pg 'wg W' v +3 ', I Dorothy Perkins Russell Rice fBuck Ricel Pep Squad '37'33'59 Senior Progrum '59 Glee Club '58'59 MiXed Chorus '58'59 Bob Sparks fSpookJ Glee Club '56'57'58'59 Mixed Chorus '56'57'58'59 Pep Squad '58'59 Oration '57'58 High School Operetta '59 Senior play '59 Senior Program '59 Norms Thorpe CSliml Glee Club '38'38'59 Girl Reserves '36v39 L Declumetion '59 Senior play '59 Pub. Spkg. play '59 1 Harold Turner CLow Lifej Glee Club '58'59 Pres. '59 Sec. A Trees. '58 Mixed Chorus '58'59 Double Mixed Quartet '58v59 Boys Quartet v38v39 Orchestre '58'59 Pres. '59 Trombone Solo '58'59 Brass Quartet '59 High School Operetta Oretion '59 Pub. Spkg. play '59 Truck '58'59 Pep Squad '59 Sec. d Trees. Tenor Solo '58 '59 ena Mae Welker Glee Club '59 Trio '59 Pep Squad 59 Lorene Wsyt fReneJ Demon Tumlin fFleshJ Freshman play '56 Glee Club '56'57 Mixed Chorus '56'57 Orchestre '56'57'58'59 2nd team BB '58 Track '58'59 Orstion '57 Piano Contestent Excellent Rating Brass Quartet '59 Trumpet Solo '58'59 Tenor Solo 156 '55'37 ciee Club v36v57v58v39 Mixed Chorus '56 Class program '56'57 Basketball '56 Girl Reserves '56'57'58'59 Pep Squad '58 Pub. Spkg. play '58 Student Council '58 The Searchlight '58 Librarian '57'58 Girl Reserves play '57 'x rl ff f .i f5S?QeQlr S . f N15-:'2' ?-:'.-i- ,ffQf' ,f' . ,. If It , 3 -..,, gf SENIOR COMMITTEES Due to the fine work done by the special committees of the Senior class we feel that a page should be given as a recognition to them. They are as follows: Invitntion Gift Helen Grubb- Chairman Margaret Earl-Chairman Harlan Albright Glenn Callies Junior Howard Mary Elliott Norma DeVorss Lee Pengborn lDorothy Butts Norma Thorpe Motto, Flower, d Colors Franklin Henry-Chairman John Muck Dorothy Moo Queen Alice Criswell Damon Tumlin Ring Senior Dey Program Neil Crain-Chairman Marcella Middleton-Chairmen Annabel Keoael LeRoy Hayblett Alberta O'Neill Rosemary Gallagher Zora Chowning David Davis Dean Moore Ralph Kunnhoff E 5 ti 1 Q 5 3 S I 3. 3 E x B 9 E 2 e . , 5 3 1 I: E 3 if A 5 it E 2 1 E 6 3 3 5 1 SENIOR HISTORY In 1927 just twelve years ago, twenty-two small children spent their first day in school. Included in this group were Martha, Veryl, Jane and Joe Damico, Franklin, David, LeRoy, Dick, Russel, Ralph, three Dorothys, Catherine, Boots, Harlan, Helen, Mary, Junior, Norma, Zora, and Neil. The next year added Damon and Tony, in the next two years Alice joined the class. Then in the Iee,Albcrta, Dorothy, Bob, and Mary continued our schooling the next two where Lorene and Betty increased our Bill, David, Edna, and fifth grade Rose, Viv, enlarged the group. we years in the Jr. High number. Freshmen at last and five more were added, Marcella, Margaret, Jack, Annabell, and Betty. ln our sophomore year we had Dean, Ethel, and another Betty as classmates. The next September we all came back and Myrtle, Norma, and Harold were the strangers this year. This being our junior year we were host to the seniors at a Jr.-Sr. Banquet. 1938 and we were back for the last time. Gladys, Rosemary, John Mack, and Lena Mae are new seniors this year. The last semester is nearing the end and wwe will soon be leaving Center but always will the nenor' f . T 1 ies o our teachers and classmates linger with us. It is with regret that we recall the fact that many of those who were with us until our last year have dropped out and of you Jane and Joe hamico, Edna Scott Vivian Cochran, Betty Williams and M rtle O k' ' 'J . , y s ins we will always have fond memories. Of the forty-six seniors enrolled this year twenty of them started together in the first grade and have gone to school together for the past twelve years. Good luck to the class of and remember their days in pleasant a memory as we shall '40 and may they always enjoy Center High School with as always recall. ODE TO A SENIOR When we were little Freshmen green, Selddl heard and never seen, we secretly adored each lass Who called her home the Senior Class. The girls also had each a crush Upon a Senior athlete. Hushi No more about the Freshman year Although its memory's held most dear. Sophomoresl we came back again And broke the lowly Freshmen in. Seniors high and Juniors flighty-- we were Sophomores, small but mighty. 5 5 3 52 When we came back again that fall We meant to triumph over all Athletics just our meat-- we lead the school with Flying feet we started out in second gear-- Increased our speed through all the year. We've done our part in every class And now the time has come, alas When every Senior stops to think And stops a'trembling on the brink O' will we swim or will we sink.-- A sorrow has cone t c.oh Senior heart n sorrow deer Center for soon we must D 1 ! NBL TnE SENIORS The Senior year was lots of fun, But now let's see what each has done. Ralph and Dean who always did spat Are both married but their wives changed that. Gladys Binnie and her peculiar walk Won a husband with all her talk. Dorothy Perkins and sweet Mary Dayton Go out every night, new that they're datin'. Catherine Penechar, the quiet little soul Goes but every evening for a quiet little stroll. Norma DeVorss the HMan Mountain Deann Is on the air with a voice that's keen. Alberta O'Neil the Irish gal Has many a buddy and many a pal. Albright and Callies the Basketball stars Whose fame is renown both near and far. Lena Mae Walker, a new Senior here Still hails all the boys with a great big cheer. Neil Crain the schools former blushing pride Takes Veryl and the family for a Sunday ride. Helen, Mary, and Martha are still shooting goals v o are married and the other--who knows. , klin, LeRoy, and Jack from Dodson town hail They do all their courting through the U. S. Mail Russel Rice and lee Pangborn get ruff But as a comedy team they're really hot stuff. Zora Chowning with her blonde hair We'll see on the stage at the World's Fair. Junior Howard and his bright red shirt Likes all the girls and is still a flirt. H 3 2 Q 5 3 X 2 EX a 2 is 5 fi P4 5 6 Q IQ 3 ex S Center's tom-boy, our dear Margaret Earl Makes a good looking boy but a better looking girl Poor Alice Criswoll get in cupids way He shot her with an arrow--wedding bells in Ma Dorothy MacQueen with her womanly charms Greets all the boys with wide open arms. Everybody's girl friend, Lorene'Weyt Finally settled down and got her a mate, Dorothy Hubbs the bosses delight Always comes early and stays late at night. David Davis our lady's man Seranades us whenever he can. Bill Farquhar with his ready Ublushn, Doesn't like neckin' and all that mush. Richard Enochs with his outstretched paw Will follow in the steps of Morgantheau. Marcella Middleton with her swing and sway Will choose the theater to make her way. Annabell Kessel the cute little flirt Now puts up her hair Ethel Beeler the cute Quietly sits home and Betty Marzolf our gre Joined the movies and John Mack a violinist nd shortens her skirt little tike knits every night. at dramatic dame cmmpdhwlmm. great Will be a maestro sure as fate. Norma Thorpe a nurse in white Damon plays in a club at night. Rosemary as pretty as a rose Will be a success, everyone knows. Betty Eskew is jolly and funny Even tho she hasn't much money. David Bibens, the leader of the class The world's great runner, none can surpass. Harold Turner the circus fun-maker Gets along fine with Bob Sparks, the baker Buford Barger works for the T. V. A. Now all his blonde hair has turned gray. Dorothy Butts our gal nfatsn Loves her family--but OhL such spats. A successful teacher is our Rose Kumro She makes all the students act just so. If you know us in the future The above is what you'll find, So good-bye to doar Old Center And the things we leave behind. Y -YM, Q.. 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A f aah Qzlfff. 5, 72. 121 fggy' .gm If Q 122. ,gg V qfffagsifi 1.614 43123. 4 . A ,., ,VIL SENlOR'WlLL Wo the Senior class of Csntcr School Jackson Count 1 1 Y, and state of Coma Your of '59' with bats in our bclfrics 3 and skelgfghg in nur olgact do hereby and bcqucath our last and most Sanctinonioud 5l11,which by all moans shall nsvcr be surpassed, compared to or rcplsnishcd in any way, shfpo or form, by any mind, Stott or body of any coming Senior class. First: Wo, by thc powcrs of mr. Jcnkins and thc laws of 'd-5lf'rT 'old alma mater DC?qUCf1lZl1 to thc Junior class or coming Senior class the right to skip school unytimc it is felt nccosswry, opprooristc, or dosirnblo if approvcd by thc propcr uuthoritijs. Sccond: To thc Board, Faculty, and our sponsors, Miss McDonuld Gnd nr. Gray no offcr our most sinccro appreciat- ion for thu kind dcods ind coopcrdtion they have willingly distributcd among ouch and cvery ons of us. Third: And now ws do hereby, bcquonth and dcvisc to tho'TGE'5r clossmtn in comolotc and pcrfcct ownership all officc slips, black murks, and mcworics wncthcr good, bod, sad or crazy and ulinscs. I--Gur ability to croato u noisc in study hull and yct it blamed on tho freshman to thc junior clsss. II--To thc Sophomore class with thr Qrtstest of pltzsuro we leivo, with 3 sigh of rcgrct, our class motto and llovor Also to tht ntdiocrt clwss wc lcnvc all thc chewing gum under tho study hull chuirs, mdy you hdve many hippy hours of chcwing. Ill--And lust but not lCfl5t to thc infants QFrcslu.wnD wo leave our many worries, stulits und this littlc knifc to care initiols on thtir dcsks. IV--To oll futurt stu cnts wc will thc vrcant choirs in study hall, may their nina conquer matter undor thc supcrb tutolngc of Miss Whito. Having willed, boqucothod, and dcvistd all our know- ledge, ability and misdonncanors wc do horcby bring to o close this will, witnossod whorcof wt huvc horcurto set our hands and scflcf this l9th fiy of Moy, A. D., l959 our lost and unsurpossublo will. Signcl a'J ,. KML g!1n.ft,6f'lJ Q. -Q z is gg, Ai ,dx 'TL ' ' A J 'v-, V m 'Q M57 , ig.. Q -is V. -5,1 ' y WA 1 . J, fx, 't Y -1. y -'rg Q 531, ' ' Y . .,,- J 5, . ,Lf '- 'V . , 1 1 X' ' ly ' . ' ., 4' whiz.- .NJ K 5 I f ,- V, 1. yy., , a .4 .fx , .ivy fm. V Q M Q wr, rw I .A . '-Q ,QX5-, 'r,5i,f,. , 4 f -z,,fffg Z. AQ. .E , wif . f ,W, 12-as W' 4 Fzgy, K - . , 'N .. .2 42 few f ' ...H .Q .spd 1 YA: Q' V f 4-1. f B ., ' 1 U51 f'- X T. f Q ff? 1 , 4 I W, 1 f ' E., f 4 A x .3 '- Q 'XE'-if 'f ' 5 4, .4 'P U' . 4 , , : A N ' ' , -, avr U, .2914 H 'K , fn- X.: A - .- X . . ,-Vimw .- , K Vx A ,f 1' .' ' SENICR DAY Thirty-nine of the senior cless attended the annual Senior Day at Warrensburg, May l. They left shortly after 8 o'clock and arrived in time for 9:50 registration. A Large red and black NWN was given each senior and this ser- ved as an identification tag, giving their name and their school. A program, msde in the shape of the Administration Building, was handed out. Each school group was assigned a number and a student guide. The morning program consisted of an assembly given by the college students, a tour of the campus and e round-table discussion. Lunch was served on the campus and entertainment was furnished by the Soror- ities and Fraternities. Don Essig and his bend gave a two hour program in the afternoon, that was both entertaining and educstionfl. The Seniors feel that this was e day well spent for it gave them a first-hand glimpse of college life and a chance to mingle with 1400 other high school students from this district. SENIOR PLAY The dramftic high-light of the year, the Senior Play was presented in the auditorium at 8 o'clock on April 27. The play, a hilarious comedy, wus HHigh Pressure Homer,H Homer wfs e high pressure splesmcn, played by Denn Moore, who is in love with Arlene, the adopted daughter of the Woodrufrs, played by Zora Chowningg Mrs. Woodruff, who loves to attend funerals, played by Betty Eskewg Mr. Wood- ruff, who likes to go to fires, played by Richard Enochsg Boots, their l6 yeer old daughter who wants to become sn V J' v fi L X d , 7 ectress, played by Marcella Middleton, Junior their son, who likes to hear explosions und shoot uns ln ed b S , P Y Y Buford Berger, Aunt Cora, who doesn't went to be a bother, played by Rose Kumrog Zenith, the hired girl, who is nlways breaking dishes, played by Annebell Kesselg Wade Wainright, who also likes Arlene, played by Devid Bibensg Mrs. Taylor, a friend of the fsmily, played by Norma Thorpe, Bunny Tay- lor, who likes Junior, played by Helen GrubbgMr. Chetwynde Cluett, who turns out to be Arlene's real father, played by Robert Sparks. The play was e tremendous success. H030 DAY Hobo Dey this year was in the form of a picnic at Swope Park. The Seniors met at the school at ten-thirty dressed in their hobo grrb. After disrupting the clesses by psrnd- ing through the entire school, they mctored to the second shelter house where baseball and tennis occupied those who were not shadowing the lunch baskets. After a very enjoyable picnic lunch, the time was spent in talking end gsmes. l 5 '- X. W w-if 5. A wwf - -V X 1. Y . .A . mf . -Y . ' 41 , .X 4 5. lf. y.. x -. 1 f 1' 1-E F ' 'L -fr.: S'-' X , 9? 4 Q-wwf .1 Tgqln- w Y W : s 0 . w 0 ,.'-l x4 .Ar' 1,1- f 6 4 1 . 5 sg. . ' X 351 A? Ji, ' ' WA V .4- ,AP I W - R A r .fi ,. . J . . 4a'5,::7T .fr 5.9 ff -FW v: -,wig . -gym ' I A fv K 521: .2 , . 5. f 5' .L iniifgig ' .W - x ' XSPZP' ui - mf f . -Lf! .7lifiFi mx. . f '3???' ' -Jinx , 6I1ff3' 14-Ei ' .37-i kl In WEL N D WNW 4 I N ' M W llhaorg .... fo 951 S42 - 2 D .. 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' -, SLP' f- ,Sf Fit, ' 'qw' 'Z 5q,,,,!, , lie 'ffiif ?f'E,:.?'1 ' ,ii i Y V -b 'A K -111, :Q iw? . 5 .5535 JUNIORS fAs in Pioturel,,!,7f:QQXe ,.ef '2f1'iU6 QPSK TOP ROW f Alfred Noeck gQjf?fiEUQi,Bf5iQf Bill Ambrose lfSQQgf,,ff N O o . ,!J J Leon Timms 'ggfjwggigx o fu iff- Eugene Nielsen 1iQqYQQQQQ5 Q,,,fegQTfsi,ig HONOH 301111 ,-:. , if - if-if XX Richard Brink 1 QZFQRB Doris Mcwein Xi 'ifz' Ruth Wells Zffxxlb , Aw ug Virginia Eskew ' SECOND ROW THIRD ROY Doris Scofield Miss Welborn fSponsorj Opel.Kurr Albert Jensen Eileen Carrell Charles Mooneyhem Virginia Brody Franklin Brennan Violet Turner Jack Clemenson Harriet Kumro Nora-Belle Arnold Joe Ferquher Rex Getz Louis Grubb Milton Neer Merion Greh m Bob Stark Charles Hammers Howaro Willett Mr. Hopkins fSponsorJ BOTTOM ROW fThose not in Picture, Annette Neer John Bersuch Martha Morton Lewis Hinton Olive Creenwell Love Hollenbeck Dorothy Eerl Lois Morrison Helen Weiss Dorothy Ven Pelt June Kirby Robert Gorman Naomi Pearson Ella Marie Knoor Josephine Moley Geraldine Perkins OFFICERS President - Bob Schultz Vice President - Virginia Secretary - Ruth Wells Treasure - Harriet Kumro Eskew a 5 A 35 Q av E JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY When we were graduated from grade school, we were ready for e dey long to be remembered in our lives, our first dey in high school. We can still see the bewildered look on the feces of many as they were being initiated. Our sponsor that year was Miss Collins. The class off- icers were: Bill Park, President: Raymond Pyle, Vice Pres- ident: and Virginia Eskew, secretary-treasurer. The two Student Council Members were Charles Mooneyham and Bob Sch- ultz. As the school term drew to e close we went on s skating party. This final activity ended our most important year in high school Cwe thoughtb. In the fell of H57U we returned to school with three new members: Nora-Belle Arnold, Elle Marie Knoor, and Olive Greenwell. Our sponsor wns Mr. Hopkins. The class officers were: Bill Park, Presidentg Virginia Hskew, Vice Presidentg Doro- thy Van Felt, secret ry-trcisdr r. The Student Council mem- bers who were elected in the ireshnan year served ag in in the sophomore yeer. Everything ran smoothly for us when we were Sophomores. At the end of the year me went to Svope Prrh on e picnic. September of H580 found us again back in the little red brick schoolhouse with severil more new members, they were: John Bersuch, Horton Bolin, Virginia Erody, and Eileen Cerrell. This year we heve two sponsors Mr. Hopkins end Miss Welborn. We met 'nd CHOSC our lenders errly this ye'r they ure: Bob Schultz, Piesidentg Virginia Eskew, Vice Presidentg Ruth WellS, secretsryg and Hnrriet Kumro, treasurer. This year we have three members in the Student Council: Charles Mooneyhnm, Richard Brink, and Leon Timms. The main evcnt in this yeer's rctivities is the Junior Senior banquet held et the Hotel Bellerive. We think it, the best banquet ever to be given. The success of this banauet is due to the herd and constant work of the clnss and their sponsors. We are very proud of this yvur's Juniors because most of the members ere showing their tnlrnt, lcvdership, and sportsmanship in some wfy. Te hope they will continue to do so. Hcts off to the Juniors of WEQH. ,. aff Jn' Q s' , K xii F w . 1 1 -Ax A 4 .f V 2 'i 51-1 , J Hx 'kpfwfi V5 xg, L vig Y' , A 1. 4' , nm S.. ,, W ,Q f . V 1 4-.ff yn W .gf--W 6, f . . ,A Q iw 'f' Q 1 . ,. V, u J ' 4 a ? .w R5 :Q 1 fer, ' 1 ' Q ' 4 ' Q i- - b Q , , , w . . ,.. -1 4 4 5 gg 9 A .Q THE JUNIOR CLASS Enter the Juniors of '59, Flying their colors so subline, In their third year at Center High, Where fun and knowledge are never nigh. Sailing our lofty Ship of State, Believed to be the President's fate. Mr. Schultz holds the job, Better known as just plain ndobu. The second office is vice president, A lady we elected instead of e gent. Miss Virginia Eskew is her name, And about her work none can complain. Secretary and treiiurer we chose next, To keep the minutes end write the checks, These were Miss Wells and miss Kumro For what is d class without the dough? Our sponsors, Mr. Hopkins and Miss Welborn, with whom our activities deeply concern. Are believtd to be two of the bestg Better ones we couldn't suggest. Lest but not lerst is each member, And 'tis well to remember, For without their There wouldn't be stendy rise and full, u class nt ull. To mnkc our group And to one of the bcst, ecconplish edch duily test, ls the dmoition of each led and lass Of the l959 Junior Class. ----- Opal Karr. JUNlUR-SEhiUR BALQUET The Junior-Senior banquet, held dt the dellerivc Hotel was on muy li, at 8:00. The decorations were made to carry out the theme of the Senior motto: Uwe hnve crossed the bay the ocean lies before us.u A large model ship occupied the center of the tdble and the plncc crrds were in the form of d sail attached to d smell nut cup modtled after a boat. To each guest were given peppers in the ship motif. The menus were also written in nnuticul terms. ooo Schultz presided as toast master, and the program nrrangtd in nautical for! wus presented. After the dinner wns over the rest of the evening was spent in duncing and playing table tennis. J I1 Qmlaikk. 5 Q SOPHOMORES .lg'E3Qt Top Row 5 i?' QX ,Q Second Row Raymond Ambrose . L f3C3Hig5 6 Wesley Enochs Bob Getz 'Qi Q ' pil boil Eugene Hottle ciydo smith Q Richfird John Holden ly! f I mmf' Elmer hcElreath Donald Crain I 'W5Q7l0'D X Buddy Barnum . X iq , Kr Ray Close ' 4 Ro l'- vi .1 -X Xws A 1,-I 'J - 'If uf Pearle Totten I-N Richard Carter X'- l N ,L Bill Judd l in 1 Arthur Swanson 'X ,ff Lyle Topo Gilbert Dayton f Edward Hahn f ' George Glaser f ll X Fourth RmN X:5wLffl lIQ:f2ff Billy Hendrix guy Warren DeVorss Daniel Danley William Bennington Harry Jensen Bill Donnelly Bill Spicer Max W i 1 s on Jehn Gauld Rex Brown Harris Albright Jimmie Park Ralph Davis Third Row Leona Hollenbeck Marjorie Butts f'3Bettem George MCKoy Dorothy Gish Eileen Stott Alice Landuyt Shirley Carrell Dorothy Wise Anna Danley Ruth Hiebergell Row Jiss Bente fSpensorj Arlene Park Dorothy June Bibens Ewlpemmky Doris nelson Helen Kuhnhcff Daisy Mae Bills Margaret Kellams Betty Ellis Emlwlhmmwg Earl Porter James Towler Cleo Milstead Ar. Wyatt fSponsorJ These Net in Picture Jeane Broughman Junior Corder Robert Hyskell Parthene Marzolf Bill Worley Alice McCauley Madge Farmer Murle Kirby Wilma Rupard Dorothy June Bliss Marthalene Chowning Louise Totten Rose Marie Moser Lorene Dunn Mary Jane Costen Allene Duncan Dorothy Ann Deal Dorothy'Lantis Lillian MeCollem OFFICERS Pres.-Murle Kirby Vice-Pres.-Bill Worley Sec.-Jin Park Treas.-Den Crain 1' 1 1 - av V . W f.-pn , I ,wi 7: Ag, W , f . m . Q . M A V sg . , :. PM K 'f' 1 53' a- Q, S - . , f' X - 2 --3 ' ?,,iw 'Q ref ' fa-'ii A , 2 ' -J.-f w r ' ff Y E iff k il A A , - -Wu as ' in-'if-5 , ' . '11 J? L Why-Q 1 nw . . f ,V M, 'I ' - SE mlj 5 V ,,r'Lf,, ful' N Q1'?.,'k ' , a 1 ., f -X -:J r ai 1 Q , 151451, 'Lg . H , ,rs jf. F 15 ' ,J WL, ,fAf,xg,,S1,,I- - L I E 175. 'J ....... , .7 ' A H 'FM I .1 ' .47 ' '.1 .0 V me :fig gil 2, if Y fn , ,. . .V Q ,. , 2' -ff ' I , Q, -f-HJ f 'ff fi B 1 vi x b X' 'ini 2.535 H: ,AEki:,:, .X 4 A , v . , f ' . Af' . 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We mey not have artists, we may not have art, But we Sophomores of Center heve a very large heart. Dorothy Eibens GlAUSHATES We work all dey, And worry nights, To try to shy, Tho things thetfs right. Our singing is bed, Our speaking worse, It makes us sed, We belong in 2 Heiree. The teechers get mad, The principal boils, We start the new ffd, The system of spoils. You know who we ere, And l'll tell no more, We shine like the stars, HWe're The Bright Sophomoresln H W- rg ' K . f R , - in . Q , 3 5. s Q , ' Ia, 5'-A ,LE rn, ,Y , 1 4 ,, f 5'-mf , . - X .3 1 + . - . k V Y gf- 'f '-.vw Q ' -'1:if 522, 1, .- '. 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X 5 I Betty Legg Margaret Snced f X Marjorie Bettes Robert Richter M X Betty Davis Eugene Chapman It X Betty Speicher Loren Horton X f' X Virginia Ward Edward Suppenhack , I K M155 Whitefgponsorj Bill Sparks fiiilggj kxMfijf3 Lxwj XTIQ4 Bottom Row Miss Carr CSponsorJ Net in Picture June Allman R.C. Burns Mary Ellen Bevens Leucille Kleitz Joan Dicninson Wilma Love Helen Cherry Maxine Weeks Jean Hayman Evelyn Bcillot Artell Walton Gracie Milstead Alice Lee Riner Cfficers Pres.-June Allman Vice Pres.-John Butler Sec,-Mildred Ressee Trees.-Gracie Milstead 5 3 Q E si f AN ODE T0 THE FRESH AN Let me introduce you: To a class of Center High, We, the Wlonely Freshmenn Who'll be seniors by and by. We always do our best In our simple honest way, To please our upper clessmen, The Kings and Queens in May. The ladder of our school, Begins with the freshmen class, Progressing ever upward, With every forward pass. So, my upper classmates, Don't shun pals, alike in heart, Recall the Freshmen class, Yes, It's where you get your start. --Maxine Ann Weeks FRESHMAN PO EM Freshie, Freshie in the Blue what Sophomore did hook you? Laid your clothes upon the bank, Uatcheu you as you swem or sank. Pushed your nose down to the ground Made you push a peanut 'roundg Up the hell end down the street Walking in your barefoot feet. Put your clothes so backward on Made you go to class that way. Now deer Freshie won't you s y, That you're glad those days are gone? Little Freshie with the smile You have walked full many e mile At the Sophomore's beck and call Trotting up and down the hell. Little Freshie don't you cry AS a mighty Sophomore high You won't have to run and hide You'll be on the other side. Little lower classman brave Why are you so very grave? Emsncipetion's come st last. 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Y 5 11' ' ifif mf , , Q Ella Jean Casey Jean Miller Nancy Kellams Winifred Lee Ward Alice Kingery Georgia Bevens Betty Messer Shirley Pyle Marion Hall Betty Eckert Mary Dale Banks Mrs. Porter CSponsorJ Third Row Betty June Bills Nadine Willis Rosemary Sprague Shirley Elliott Edwinna Reynolds Pearl Cox Eugene Swcerenger Gene McMillan Jimmy Stowe Lawrence Anthony Paul Hoyt Jerry Lakey Beck Row Tom Worley Russell Wirt Jack Perkins Russell Ufford MoTmmw Everett Jones Floyd Gile Billy Orr Melvin Jenkins Billy Veatch Victor Wilson Paul Pearson JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL fArranged as in Picture' Front Row Second Row Tommie Thorpe Marvin Messmer Gale Horton Carroll Jackson Bill Postel Homer Eatherton Jimmy Gish Betty Jean Wise Dorothy Jenkins Martha Messmer Imogene Snell MT. BOardmHH Fourth Row Edgar Iensenn Raymond Turner Harold Enochs Marshall McKarnin J' cl L'cI'c.rnin ,www rrnuath Jc neon ii-- Dorctly Linter nsorj Virgini- Toll JwbHwttg GtltwS Billie Dessert Cvttvrlie Cr.fuH Jacqueline McQuaid f' QQQ, ffsfse, f fs me -lffxx' -'f:i'i'!fi'+ E EQWA' 5 igifgiff .yfi in 0 ii A j A C 1 ,D 'Q uf Q j A-, 615 'i:V.F X X NH FfnE.5ME 3?-'fo X L. 5 2 2 24 . Q, i CENTER GRADE SCHOOL The elementary school of Center is composed of six ele- mentary and the Junior High grades. Mr. T. M. Boardman is the principal of the elementary and the Junior High grades at the main school. The other Junior High teachers are Mrs. Nellie Porter, Miss i.. Bernice Drumm, and Miss Annabel Jones. Miss Ruth Whaley is the principal of the first five elementary grades in the Center Annex located at 80th and Chestnut. Other teachers are as follows: Teachers Grade Enrollment Miss Alice Moffat 6A Miss Marie Weller 6B Miss Vivian Harryman 5 Miss Martha Cobb 5 Miss Mildred Humberd Z Miss Lois Swnney 5 Mrs. Dorothy Patterson 5 Miss Virginia Murray 5 Miss Virginia Mayes l Center Annex Grade School Miss Ruth Whaley, Prin. 5 Miss Lorraine Ramsey 3 Miss Mary B. Ewers 5 1 25354 , Vffb n 1 I I' 4 f' w . 2 .A 4: f., , - 4- - 4 L . ,-f V lisry W Q .4 V z -'3 ' J Q rg .r mT1?BnWa?SmB.VBEiB?Q1?akQf 45. 5 , 1 1 .4 T! 7 , is .Q it . Sl uBiy,Stocpm H invu ij VSFY1 fl , ' Q +9.A,,k,.tfIwA NLi'l Uustordh HPunkinsq Y, . 1 , , JTVCFFJ Hscyuzpf xN CSX o Sap ff ff, QF m If 1 GIRLS BASKETBALL The Girls Basketball squad had its most successful sea- son this year. The girls played 26 games and lost 5. They entered three tournamentsg Blue Springs, from which they re- ceived a third place cupg Ruskin, from there a second placeg and Lee's Summit a second place cup. The girls won a co- championship in the conference, having tied with Ruskin and Ruhl-Hartman. Each school lost two games. There were several letter players on this years team. They wereg Veryl Kirby, a four year playerg Doris McWain, a three year playerg Martha Palmer, Mary Elliott, Helen Grubb, Wilma Rupard, two year playersg and Margaret Earl, Norma De- Vorss and Murle Kirby one year players. The girls who are graduating wish Mr. Wyatt and the team a more successful year than Center has ever known before. The last conference game with Belton was forfeited. SUMMARY OF GAMES Conference Games Outside of Conference Center 25 Ruhl-Hartman 26 Center 26 Oak Grove Center 53 Raymore 25 Center 24 Grain Valley Center 24 Ruskin l8 Center 28 Alumni Center 35 Belton 16 Center 23 Blue Springs Center 27 Ruhl-Hartman 21 Center 37 Bates City Center 36 Raymore 26 Center 27 Blue Springs Center 21 Ruskin 25 Center 32 Lee's Summit Centel 2 Belton O Center 23 Raytown Blue Springs Tournament Ruskin Tournament Center 35 East Lynn 14 Center 19 Lee's Summit Center l7 Ruskin 22 Center 26 Ruhl-Hartman Center 49 Buckner 17 Center l9 Ruskin Lee's Summit Tournament Center 37 Lee's Summit l6 Center 34 Greenwood 8 Center 58 Pleasant Hill 23 Center SO Ruhl-Hartman 51 Mooney CXIRTCE 4,-A+ gi ,..L N UM-, , la :ff I' 113.5 ,tcm Guard GO-CA1f'ITfG5.!CS F'orwax'd If czrviard nf, FL Cn LF? w A L 4 - A., D 7 H K if w g Cf 'fx Q W xr- ,X . .... all . l.'vl,5', -1.-Q K xi' I J . X J ,,1l ?'?x .1-3' A2545 .f My rg ' a 'x : ,Ls :Sw N 1 E' - , ra Q - T , A J? 1' 1. 'K 5 V ,IW -., .' V it T- X U L l - .Y- ,A 1 H u ,, . ,. .. x Q ..,, ,- Hors BAsKErBALL , The Center Yellow Jackets, co-champions of the Subur- ban Conference, made it the third championship in a row by dropping only one game out of ten in the conference. The lone defeat was suffered at the hands of Ruskin on Ruskin's court, the score being l8-l7. Center played Manual, a team that later placed second in the Interscholastic League in Kansas City, and was de- feated in a close battle, 20-18. The Yellow Jackets entered three tournaments and it wasn't until the last one that they hit their stride. They received Consolation in the Blue Springs Tournament, win- ning all of their games easily except the first,a two-point loss to Latour. In the Ruskin Tournament the boys lost to Raymore,22e19 after winning their first two games. Although defeated by Archie in the finals, they played good ball the whole tournament and placed second, defeating a highly touted Holt team in the semifinals. Summary: Center 45 Grain Valley 27 20 Alumni l6 25 Blue Springs 9 22 Grandview l5x 24 Blue Springs 8x 2l Ruhl-Hartman lOX 25 Raymore 10X 26 Ruskin l6x l8 Manual 20 3l Belton 13X l6 Raymore l5x 23 Grandview l6x 17 Ruskin l8x 23 Raytown 24 2 Belton Ox X Denotes conference games. Tournaments Blue Springs Ruskin Invitational Center 25 Latour 27 Center 23 Grain Valley 16 25 Lone Jack 10 .14 Buckner 24 20 Ruskin l4 ' 19 Raymore 22 23 Buckner 16 Regional Center 36 Adrian 3 52 Holt 25 9 Archie 24 Y 'ff' . , QM..- ..l........ .T Nfl' 7 t -'-arf-f ' Agp, v -. A.,-fy f, , , 4 r . IJ: . ' 7414 , JT . is TUTHBT 4 3 R Q 'Q' x Bibens Albright TOttSY1 '7 . Graham Mooneyhaxn fi Br 1 nk N Callies if W -i. 4 X .. Psm5jE'Lor'n SW8!'1SOl'1 .vw f. v Twnlin 3 R F Koi ls on TRACK 'YLEQI . I w ' x .gi x 4 .y if ' 51 '? H2 9 was -. ' , if 5. H? .343 Q3 '41 'r ',, , we ez 3 '3, 1 W Q7 - 1. a, I V -x , J . TRACK Center's injury ridden team of tracksters received set backs in their defense of their two championships this year at the Conference and the Jackson County track meets. Los- ing their candidate for high point honors, due to a leg in- jury suffered at the Jewell meet, they nevertheless enjoyh ed a mediocre season. Despite injuries Center collected a few more points at the William Jewell meet than they did at the meet last year, but was not successful in their defense of last year's trophies. Although completely outclassed in the Jackson County meet,they revived to make a close battle of it in the Conference in bowing to a strong squad of Rus- kin Eagles in the last few events. At the Warrensburg meet Center took only a handful of men, and yet garnered more points than they did with a full squad last year and came close to winning the runner-up trophy, finishing third. Cen ter completed its track season by taking four qualifiers to the State Meet at Columbia. They were Pearle Totten, David Bibens, Glenn Callies, and Damon Tumlin. As many of the exceptional athletes from other schools are graduating and Center has several good prospects, next year may see the return of Center's supremacy on the cinder paths. The track season as seen by Centor's future letter men was amply demonstrated at a triangular affair at Ruskin. Center, Raytown and Ruskin competed and although Raytown had to use Seniors to fill out their team, Center still won by a lop-sided score. Center ------- Ruskin ------- Raytown ------ 6 i si 582 29 The 1959 Track Squad was composed of: Glenn Callies David Bibens Damon Tumlin Harlan Albright Buford Burger Harold Turner Lee Pangborn Pearle Totten Charles Mooneyham Richard Brink Gene Nielson Marion Graham Rex Getz Arthur Swanson Don Crain 'R' ' A ' ffl' F' 51-2eff1',r'i 's'- 'E of' ee. ,Q swf ,,,.1j ,, gy -WN gf . I, mf ,jp .- 12 g . S Wes H54 4,74 it l r , Q : 4 fi r iw' , 1 . s V -:git 4 B W,-gg..ii..,, ,rick A fwglegffbf- f Qi - ' fuk' L' 5' ' 'N ?1-'tt .2 ' M : 115.21-. w-f l wif! - ' ' A-'7 hui '1. i i, r 3'.4,y'1 -f1'if,i?E0 ' 1-Q , i 53' 1:1 ' ,'q,e,,1w. 4 I ..'-q v: fmfi 571,32 V . 'ffzf .ips ru ,fgmxw , . . f'.,..hQk1f 'p ,- M4 j - n. ' HP, S1 v ',g11.a4fV', wfknfwnafmre 'imwMz 4,315 f, if .1 xii' - Ju, mi' hfffwf-TEES-59' 'u 'mea 1 CALENDAR GF ACTIVITIES Center B.E. boy friend party vs. Center B.B. Center B.B. vs. Center, B.B. vs. Center, B.B. ld--Blue Springs Basket Ball Tournament vs. Center, B.B. vs. Center, B.B. -ll--Lee's Summit Basket Ball Tournament Commercial Contest at Runl-Hartm North Kansas City Music Festival El1'l Senior Day at Warrensburg, State Test Sept. 6--School began Oct 2l--Carnival Nov 16--Oak Grove vs Nov l9--Girl Reserve Nov 22--Grain Valley Dec 2--Grandview vs Dec 6--Blue Springs Dec 9--Ruhl-Hartman Dec 16--Raymore vs. Center, B.B. Dec 20--Ruskin vs. Center, B.B. Dec 23--Manual vs. Center, B.B. Dec 23--Jan. 9--Christmas Vacation Jan Q--Celton vs. Center, B.B. Jan. 12 Jan. 17--Public Speaking One-Act Plays Jan 19 2l--Ruskin Basket Ball Tournament Jan 27--Ruhl-Hartman Jan Bl--Lee's Summit Feb 5--Raymore vs. Center, B.B. Feb 6--Grandview vs. Center, B.B. Feb 9 Feb 17--Ruskin vs. Center, B.B. Feb 21--Baytown vs. Center, B.B. Feb 23 -Parent Teachers Founders Day Feb 24--Belton vs. Center, B.B. Mar 8--Local Literary Contest Mar 17--Literary Contest at Grandview Mar 15-- Mar 2l--Local Music Contest Mar 24--Glenn Cunningham Address Mar 51-- Apr l--Indoor Track Meet at Columbia Apr 5--One Act Play at Belton Apr l4--William Jewell Track Meet Apr 14--Warrcnsburg Music Festival Apr 2l--Music Festival at Raymore Apr 22--Jackson County Track Meet Apr 25--Suburban Track Meet Apr 29--Warrensburg Track Meet May l-- May 6--State Track Meet at Columbia May l2--Alumni Banquet May 14--Bacclaureate May l6--Junior High Commencement May l7--Junior Senior Banquet May 18--Senior High Commencement May 19-- Award Assembly-9:00, School Closes l kg, X' Az-X : ,, 7-ff M a pi-. I in le W f ' J af mamma 0 lf 5 BUSIN E55 'Lux Lax. CCT? STARTS ff '9sx N K ,FY M u S IAC 'ls .wl- .QY y A :gf f r EE, ip 117 A, L , , .,'. MSS' zfav I 3 , W 'Sir if SPL ie.. ?a'7 Tu 'E-3 T15 'if Y 1.53 V , , LITERARY CONTEST In the local literary contest held at Center on Febru- ary 28, contestants were selected to go to the conference contest. Those representing Center were: Humorous Declamation--June Kirby Non-Original Oration--Horton Bolin Dramatic Declamation--Marcella Middleton Girls Oration--Margaret Earl Horton Bolin and Margaret Earl both received a rating of excellent at the Conference contest at Grandview. Center entered the play, NHis First Girln in the One Act Play contest at Belton on April 5th. Though the play placed fourth, two of the characters were named on the all- star cast. The two placing were Betty Eskew and Earl W. Porter. A week previous to the conference meet, the play was presented at the North Kansas City Speech and Music Festival and received a rating of III. Marcella Middleton and Horton Bolin represented the school at Warrensburg, April l4. COMMERCIAL CONTEST The Suburban Commercial Contest was held at Ruhl-Hart- man, March 19. Center was awarded second place cup and Rosemary Gallagher received a silver pin in typewriting. This is the first year that Center has brought home a cup in commerce, and we are setting our goal for first place next year. Students representing Center were: Shorthand II, Rose- mary Gallagher, Dorothy MacQueen, Charles HammersgTyping II Martha Palmer, Veryl Kirby, Rose Kumro:Typewriting I, Rose- mary Gallagher, Zora Chowning, John Mackg Bookkeeping,Glen Callies, Opal Karr, and Mary Dayton. . THE CENTER SEARCHLIGHT The Center Searchlight is the school paper published every other week by the Journalism class and the mechanical art by the office training class. This is the third year the Journalism class has put the paper out adding several new divisions and doing some colored work. u EIRES ELEE ELUB W E Sim -..v rl gQ4f sw F kg!! 6, oyhs HH ELUB ix? . -..z. l lffifiif A get , .5 ag, 3 mir, V ,gui .1 fair' :A y,,,,,.1 J efwsf N 551' 'K ' . af.-34.5 K M, ,, V - ff...-, 1 1 ', I V '. tum! ixffis -5-J14?a,1 .L ? . floyd 'T gy ms J ,Y H. ali? Big ,P it E3 44 Eggs sail? hiv, 3 gas TEWS ra , 1' Janunlnnh' , , r ,lr , s i.'x,f I whfif vfrwg K 4 ,weep ,Q MUSIC Our music department added some new features to its pro gram this year. The first new feature was the all' high school operetta which used about 70 members. It was a Pir- ate theme called Blow Me Down . Due to the increased inter est in musical activities the operetta was very. high lille and very well done. The orchestra increased its membership by adding a numr ber of needed instruments and ections to its library. The year and the orchestra sounds highest honors at the North it also added several new sel- ensemble is much better this more usolidn. It again ' won K.C. Music Festival making two straight years in this field. M The choral work was greatly improved by the addition of many more matured voices with more reading experience. This enabled them to read more difficult literature and to per- form it with greater ease and satisfaction. The department also made several contributions to 'the assembly programs for the year by having from two to three numbers on each program. It also assisted in the exchange assembly at Raytown. I The members made a good showing at the Suburban Fest- ival at Raymore this spring by bringing home several Excell- ent and Superior ratings. Some of their selections were in- vited to appear on the night program which included the mass- ed events. Membership in the choruses and orchestra has increased over lust year and the department has had a very successful year under the directorship of Mr. Ceil P. Gray. The local elimination contest was held at Center School, March 21. There was a decided increase in Soprano, Alto and Girls Quartctte. Those selected to represent school entered the North Kansas sity Festival and tho urban Music Festival. RATINGS Events K.C. Conf. Events N,K,C, Glee Club Girls II Massed Trio, Girls II Glee Club Boys III Massed Soprano,Solo I Mixed Chorus III Massed Alto, Solo Orchestra II- Massed Tenor, Solo Quartettes Bass, Solo II Double Mixed III I Trumpet, Solo II Boys III Trombone, N II Girls III I Clarinet, U III Brass II- II Piano, Solo IV - 'll the Sub- Conf. I I II III II III III II II 7MiS ' . ,gcfaoj Cjfnpygffa -Senior fjyaf C07fCeST Oh? Qc? P261 5 X, ,Is fro rm fl--1' -1 V1 0--' iw OQQ if-Q X119 U liz: L1 b 2:13 Qi? ,-X A r--x y IX gi QF? I '-5 A V. -.xi i I .1 I U ' XSL' XJ I-lily fl i P 3 45 i 3: i i :Fix-'i'. 'ill' x 9 In ...1 I ' 1 J i' L! l 'Q NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Centerfs chapter of the National Honor Society was ro- cently increased as the faculty appointed six new members. Four come from the Senior class and two were nwrmers of the Junior class. Requisites for membership are that the pupil be in the upper third of his class, have been in the school for ut least one year, uni be cf high character with quslitios of leadership, having done the sohoel some service. Not more than 152 of the Senior class fre eligible for membership in it, SZ of them during their sixth scmester,whon they gre in the Junior class: , Those elected to the society this your ore as follows: Betty Eskew, Richard Enochs, Margaret Earl, end Martha Pol- mer, of the Senior class, ond Charles Hammers and Rex Getz from the Juniorsc Previous members of this honorary society ore: George William Portery John Enochs, and Junior Bsttos, of the '57 graduating classg Louis Dessert, Evelyn Millor.Keuneth Dun- can, Margaret Mills, Wilbur Von Felt, and Elsie Kellmms of the class of '683 David Bibsns and VeryL Kirby of the class of '59. Members of this honor society are accepted by all of the universities or eollegesq It is on importait factor in the cum us life of the collecinn as it holes wroroto much cn - L of the social life among sororities and fraternities. STUDEIV7' COUNCIL ymowmcxfr 577?fF GIRL HKSERVE CLUB Q' J ' ef Rza. I STUDENT COUNCIL This was the third year for the Student Council. The body has been extremely helpful in school activities .this year. It undertook the advertising for the Regional Hasket ball tournament and also handled the programs and the chohk room. Another project was the assembly arrangements. The student council arranged for several assemblies from other schools as well as exchange assembly from Raytown. The locker cleanup program has been an aid to a neater looking ing one of this year school building, and the student council is gradually becom the main cogs in student welfare. The president is David Bibens, other members are as follows: Seniors Glenn Callies -------- Vice President Veryl Kirby---- -- ' Secretary Neil Crain --------------- Treasurer Juniors Richard Brink Charles Mooneyham Leon Timms Sophomores John Holden Dorothy Ann Deal Freshmen' R.C. Burns Helen Wilder GIRL RESERVES The Girl Reserve Club oi' l9535-1959 was composed of seventy-two members. Meetings of the group were held every other Thursday during the Activity Period and the cabinet meetings were held every odd Thursday. The projects of the club this year included the making and sending of Valentine to Mrs. Jenkins who was ill at that time and a visit to the Gillis Home. The social affairs during the year were several part- ies, one being a Hboy-friendw party held at the first of the year, and the biggest party of the season being a Mother Dad Qanquet held in the school auditorium May 6. All of the faculty and the school board were invited. Officers for this year are as follows: Veryl Kirby ----------- Zora Chowninp -------- - Dorothy Ann Deal ------ Violet Turner --------- Miss Elizabeth Welborn --------President --------Vice President --------Secretary --------Treasurer --------Advisor. f ', X KW iv-fs pep Lima -Bb-A A K ,fj QQ 0,3 fjip mm PEP SQUADS we girls have had a grand time in our organization this year-all have been good sports and loyal members. Our cheer 1eaders,Dorothy Earl and Marcella Middleton, did their part willingly and skillfully. we had a few new yells this year to go with the old ones but there were times when the games were so exciting that we all could not yell any certain yell but each had her own special yell . we had five drills during the Basketball season. Our first was quite simple Qmarching around the gym and forming in squadsj but by the time we gave our last drill we had made several improvements by forming a large C.H.S. and a few new forms. The uniforms this year added to the attract- iveness of our drills. They were gold satin shirts and royal blue skirts with gold zippers down the front. The cheer leaders wore the same uniform only over their blouses they wore royal blue barrel sweaters with a Uyellow jacketn on the front. we plan to keep these same skirts and blouses next year. Our officers this year were: President--Rosemary Gallagher Vice-President--Marjorie Butts Secretary--Betty Eskew Treasury--Virginia Eskew There were thirty members of the pep squad this year. The boy's pep squad, numbering about thirty-five members, was an important factor at all basketball games this year. Not only at home games but in the enemy's camp did the boys turn out. The Senior class sincerely appreciates the hearty support of this colorful contingent and sincerely en- dorses the forming of a similar group next year. The officers of the boy's squad were as follows: President--Bob Schultz Vice-President--Leon Timms Secretary-Treasurer--Harold Turner Dean Moore and Louis Grubb were selected by the group as the cheer leaders of the 1958-39 Boy's Pep Squad. N? as 1. 27 J I W EE? i ,f -E f 41? ,C-2of3 iT A .Irv G?gaw M 5 AID CF TGZIOR A . L X K ei 1 i L yy iffy ,i Y ..,X, fx, f!:5e.a2fEgi2Qg ,, , f ,NH ,Jw K ' ..iL,.fS . LDL: ..,, 1 ' 2' V X , , X 'C 1 WISE' CRAC KS An appendix is a portion of a book, which nobody yet has discovered of any use. Geometry teaches us to bisex angels. A compliment is when you say something to another which he and we know is not true. A grass widow is the wife of u vegetarian. A spinster is a bachelor's wife. A skeleton is a man with his inside out and his outside off All things come t' him. that waits--if he knows where t' wait o If prosperity will just return no questions will be asked Two can live cheaper than one--but not as long. False teeth are all right in their place. Chewin' gum loses its strength when left exposed on th' bed post over night! The sun never sets on the British Empire because the Brit- ish Empire is in the Eust and the sun sets in the West. The cat is o qundruped, the legs, as usual, being at the four corners- A litre is a nest of young puppies. LXXX means love and kisses. The duke is the wife of a ducky. Barnum says, nWhen you breathe you breathe you expire,N inspire, when you do not A polygon is g deid perrot. HIS Tony u good high jumper?N UNO, he cdn't even clear his throut.u Boys will he boys and so will lots of old men. Sometimes minds, culled plastic, seem to be only elastic. x. J? L JL A . R .1 y A A .xg N21 M 1 110111915 5 . on! ww. I 5 Q' A, ffwvfta n'f9'1if 'vvifW:: Q .. S1 ' v pq DA Boss K A ' f K 3 .K at . 'wr f if . 3 ,xk 'WJ 5 5 'W 5 gil is .Q --- nr! -W' x b Q 355 ---.y h- X gig GQ L' FHTTUFFZ T C.,P?,L JSTTA1 YfTIT Zf vs mfs' urns X LAMB UIQIKI Ot? SFTLE N 'D , 3 I X 3? any : Q LIKE AHTW? - 1 view PM 1 wail hx 1' M X S x X K fi' Lcvf' 727553 U f wnT'?'i 7 y ' n CDUPL A fn-Q 1 Y I Q ' x7F'T7i'fAf WTR ,xv I, R A i Xfjfi 0 , 4 . , , -M -1 S VX 1,1f vtv11f c X 1 f' fir .ww K - f-e'? ..: if . ,J '-HIV ,- GI I b ZNNNVN5 5 fi out Fon, n catch I sf. f '32-, n .I L' . 5 W it ' NJ . Sling .. La. 4 L K 9 Jr I FM 6 J gi P lm , Q Q N A , if 'X 231 3 ' Q, 'wr F vm 2 fs ll 0 ww wins Q .Q . P - flu, ,, S Q O P 7'TII'7'Y'7-iffx- ELT1ETTV . A tl -- ','. TTEQA '.'. ??,3'7f' II no HA A ,N If va 55+ , X fl ,Ls 'OTA 7Iff '?F1'7f-!i,7?7I' f'A XL E V misa WHY? . .55 9 1 1 1 , ,512 M ,g Wharf :as Je, -me , Q ,K , n The Alumni Association of Center School is always ready to boast the activities of the school. Each year it spon- sors an Alumni Banquet for the incoming Alumni from the graduating class. The officers for this year: President ..... . .... Lloyd Krsll Vice President ....... Dick Sapp Sec. Q Treas........Lena Grubb Executive Committee..Oran Deal Frances Maddi Sponsor ........... B.W. Bradley AUTOGRAPHS OF 1939 G ADUATES .Q-. ., - ,N-...fa v V v..M.-M-.v.4w... - , eww-1. ,.,,..-.WWI MN .f WN- mp.- , ..v,.-.MW-..-.,.. V W 4' E33 ' if A. 33 23 E al. F? 5 4 E ' A : a.: ,Q - KSA: fi' ...hwy 19. 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