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

Text from Pages 1 - 68 of the 1952 volume:

THE YELLOWJACKET the SeniorClass of 1952 Center High School 84th and Euclid Kansas City, Missouri This page is sponsored by BECK'S MARKET WOLBERG'S VARIETY STORE Foreword The activities and achievements of this school year are brought to you through the words and pictures of the 1952 Yellowjacket. As these are the days you will especially want to remember, we have written this yearbook to help you recall those many endearments. This page sponsored by T'!E SENIOR CLASS OF 19 2 Table of Contents Admistration...........................Page 5 Classes ..............................Page 11 Sports. ...................... .Page 35 Activities.............................Page 1 3 This page sp 812U onsored by LONG'S MARKET Woodland r tor . ation •t have been chosen for this dedica- , our coadh, As Athletic director he and sunny day on Center's field and court, our boys and girls to be high spirited, noble classes in Science and hygiene are interesting and well I We, the Senior Class of 1952, feel that Mr. Kuechler has earned this recognition. This page sponsored by PRESIDENT GARDENS CLEANING COMPANY 8225 Troost Service That Wins Appreciation GEORGE W. LEHMAN BEN C. KAYS DR. G. M. SNEED PRESIDENT Board of Education MELVIN STUTZMAN MRS. ETHEL L. RINER TREASURER E. LEE NEWLIN VICE-PRESIDENT MRS. GERTRUDE McPHERRON SECRETARY This page sponsored by SNAPPY SELF-SERVICE MARKET 85th and Woodland raXTOI! GARRISON B.S. M.A. M.ED. SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS f The best way for America to retain its greatness as a nation is for us to improve ourselves, one by one, institution by insti- tution, community by community, throughout the land. Center Schools, its pupils, patrons and teachers must exert even greater efforts toward this goal. TOM FORAKER B.S. M.A. PRINCIPAL Student Council Sponsor Director of Traffic Squad Learn how not only to live and let live, but to live and help live. This page sponsored by SOUTH KANSAS CITY FURNACE COMPANY Faculty j F. FORREST SHANE B.A. MUSIC Hi-Y Sponsor MARY E. HANSON SECY TO SUPERINTENDENT FRANCES M.' mGHT B.A. HOME ECONOMICS ART GERTRUDE COOPER B.A. M.A. GUIDANCE COUNSELER Yellowjacket BUFORD A. ELLIS B.S. MATHEMATICS Director of Audio-Visual Aids MARIE PALMER CAFETERIA MANAGER This page sponsored by DECK SMITH SHOE SERVICE 8 MARIE I. CUNNINGHAM B.S FRENCH LIBRARIAM Library Club Sponsor Eighth Grade Sponsor WINIFRED SUTOR B.A. M.A. SOCIAL SCIENCE PHYSICAL EDUCATION Sophomore Class Sponsor E. J. WILLS B.S. INDUSTRIAL ARTS DRIVERS' EDUCATION Senior Class Sponsor CLARENCE E. COLEMAN B.S. SCIENCE DIVERSIFIED OCCUPATIONS Freshman Class Sponsor This page sponsored by EARL M. CARR Strip Photo Servioe M. CATHERINE CHURCH B.S. M.A COMMERCE Y. 0. B. Sponsor Co-sponsor of Searchlight JAMES R. KUECHLER B.S. M.S. GENERAL SCIENCE PHYSICAL EDUCATION Athletic Coach ELLEN SKAGGS B.A. M.A. MATHMATICS JOURNALISM Co-sponsor of Searchlight DOROTHY E. LOONEY B.A. M.A. ENGLISH Y-Teen Sponsor LELA GARRISON B.S. M.A. ENGLISH Debate Sponsor This page sponsored by PASEO SERVICE 8505 Woodland Classes This page sponsored by 11LITTLE GRILL 1 85th and SeniorClass History Fresh and willing, we entered a brand new high school, in the fall of 19U8, beginning our careers as freshmen. Of course, our first year we looked up to and admired the upper classmen. We began to make ourselves known in music and sports, and under the guidance of Miss Knight completed a successful year. The next September we began a little more sure-footed and branched out into the fields of debate and cheerleading, Mrs, Sutor was our sponsor through this second year of success. Then came the days of Yum Yumsl Candy Bars I Ice Cold Pop! and Hot Coffee! Yes, our junior year, and Mrs. Swetnam led another group of juniors through a full year, from our play, I Remember Mama, in November to the Prom in the spring. We worked industriously and entered our senior year as a group of good salesmen with strong vocal cords. This past year, like all good senior classes, we aquired leader- ship in almost every activity open—music, athletics, debate, scholar- ship, cheerleading, Hi-Y and Y-Teens, and dramatics. We led eventful lives; the senior play, Our Miss Brooks, attending the Prom,this time as guests, and the grand finale, our graduation. CLASS FLOWER Gardenia CLASS MOTTO Success awaits at labor's gates. CLASS COLORS Chartreuse and Hunter Green This page sponsored by CENTER SCHOOL P, T, A. GARTH HORNE - SECRETARY Hi� Y 1-2-3-U, Cabinet 3-U, N.F.L U Debate U, Football 1-3-U, Bas- ketball 3-U, Track 3, Music Con- testant 1-2-3-U, Operetta U, Operetta Orchestra 2-3, March- ing Band 1-2-3-U, Traffic Squad li Class Officer U, N.H.S. 3-U, Searchlight Staff 3, Yellowjacket Staff U, Yellowjacket Jamboree 3-U, Minstrel Show 3, a capella Choir U Seniors RAY HERRIMAN - PRESIDENT RL-Y 3-U, Cabinet U, Football 2-3-U, Basketball 3-U, Track 2, Senior Play U, Traffic Squad U, Class Officer U, N.H.S. 3-U, Year- book King Contestant U, Yearbook KEITH C. FARMER - VICE-PRESIDENT Hi-Y 1-2-3-U, Cabinet U, Oper- etta 1-2-U, Traffic Squad U, Class Officer U, Searchlight Staff 3, Yellowjacket Staff It, Annual King Contestant U, Yellowjacket Jamboree U, a capella Choir U, Mixed Chorus 1-2 Prince 2 TvJ SELMA MARIE HANSON - TREASURER Y-Teens 1-2-3-U, Cabinet 3-U, Thespians 3-U, N.F.L. 3-U, Debate 2-3-U, Scholarship Medal 1, Pep Club 1-2-3-U, Basketball 2-3-U, Operetta Orchestra 2, Junior Play 3, One-act play 3, Class Officer U, N.H.S. 3-U, Searchlight Staff U, Yellowjacket Staff U, Office Assistant 1-3-U, Commercial Con- testant 3, Spelling Contestant 2, Gay Nineties 3, Minstrel Show 2 This page sponsored by MR. and MRS. MARVIN JESCHKE PASEO UPHOLSTERING HEN HOUSE 8230 Wornall Road BETTY LOUISE GUNDERSON Y-Teens 1-2-3-U, Pep Club 3 Seniors CAROL DeBROECK Y-Teens U, Senior Play I TOM MORRELL Hi-Y 1-2-3-U, Football 1-2-3-U, Basketball 1-2-3-U, Track 1-2-3- U, Operetta 1-2, Traffic Squad 2-3, Class Officer U, Search- light Staff 3, Yearbook Prince 1, Mixed Chorus 2 GERALDINE SUE TOMLINSON T-Teens 1-2-3-U, Cabinet 2-3-U, Thespians 3-U, Library Club U, Library Assistant 1-U, N.F.L. 2-3, Debate 3-U, Pep Club 1-2-3, Operetta 1-2-U, Junior Play 3, Student Council U, Class Officer 1-3-U, Yellowjacket Staff U, Office Assistant 2, Yearbook Queen Contestant U, Mixed Chorus 1-2, a capella Choir U This page sponsored by K. 0. BARNES SERVICE STATION 82nd and Woodland 14 Seniors CAROL CROSS Y-Teens U, Operetta h, Search- light Staff U VIVIAN CUNNINGHAM Y-Teens 3-h, Cabinet U, Pep Club U, Operetta U, Junior Play 3, Senior Play h, Search- light Staff 3, Yellow jacket Staff li. Office Assistant U, Commercial Conte stant 3 This page sponsored by MR and MRS • KARL HANSON MRS. MARIE PALMER JUANITA BORTON Y-Teens 3-h, Cabinet U, Pep Club li HELEN EVANS Y-Teens 3-h, Cabinet U} Pep Club Uj Operetta h. Junior Plsy 3, Senior Play h BEVERLY JOYCE MARSHALL Y-Teens 1-2-1 , Operetta 1, Office Assistant 1 Seniors WAINE WILLEY Hi-Y 2-3, Football 2-3-1 , Track 1-2-3-1 , Traffic Squad 1 , Stu- dent Council 3, Class Officer 2, Searchlight Staff 1 , Yellow- jacket Staff 1 , Yearbook King Contestant 1 GEORGIA ELAINE BROWN Y-Teens 1-2-3-1 , Pep Club 3, Operetta 1-3-1 , Yellowjacket Staff 1 , Yellowjacket Jamboree 3-J , Mixed Chorus 3, a capella Choir 1 JOHN ADAMS Hi-Y 2-3-1 , Cabinet 3, Ttes- pians 3-1 , N.F.L. ! , Debate 1 , M sic Contestant 2-3-1 , Oper- etta 2-3-1 , Junior Play 3, Senior Play 1 , Class Officer 3, N.H.S. 3-1 , Searchlight Staff 1 , Yellowjacket Staff 1 , Yellowjacket Jamboree 3-1 , Gay Nineties 3, Minstrel Show 2. Mixed Chorus 2-3, a capella Choir 1 This page sponsored by MARKET Dodson, Mo, MOHR BROS. FLORISTS WINNIE SUE MORSE 1- Teens 1-2-3-U, Cabinet 1-3-1;, Y.O.B. 1;, Pep Club 1-2-3-h, Operetta 1, Junior Play 3, Senior Play U, Yellowjacket Staff U, Homecoming Attendent 2- U, Yearbook Queen Contestant li P.T.A. Carnival Queen 1 Seniors MARIANNE ROUNTREE Y-Teens 2-3-U, Cabinet U, N.F.L. 3-U, Debate 2-3-U, Pep Club 2-3- U, Operetta U, Junior Play 3, Senior Play U, Searchlight Staff U, Yellowj acket Staff U, Commer- cial Contestant 3, Homecoming Queen U, Majorette 2-3-U,Yellow- jacket Jamboree 3-U LESTER F. WIMP JR. Hi-Y 1-3, Football 3-U, Basket- ball 1-3-U, Track 1, Operetta 1-2, Traffic Squad 3, Student Council President U, Class Officer 1-2, Searchlight Staff 3, State Golf Tournament 3, Mixed Chorus 1-2 6 f ROBERT L. VanGORDON Hi-Y 1-2-3-U, library Club U Library Assistant 3, Search- light Staff 3 This page sponsored by MR. BILL SEARS REPRESENT1VE FOR HERFF JONES COMPANY, INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA 17 CORA ANNE SMITH Y-Teens 1-2-3-U, Cabinet h, N.F.L. 3-U, Debate 3 Ji, Pep Club 1-2-3-4j., Operetta 2-3, Senior Play u. One-act Play 3, Searchlight Staff H, Yellow jacket Staff h, Com- mercial Contestant 3, Majorette 3-h, Gay Nineties 3, Mixed Chorus 2-3 ELIZABETH ANN RUECHEL Y-Teens 1-2-3-iu Pep Club 3, Operetta 1-2-3-u, Junior Play 3, Majorette 3-h, Yellowjacket Jamboree 3-h, Mixed Chorus 1-2-3 SHIRLEYANN VEHLEWALD Y-Teens 1-2-3-U, Cabinet 3-li, Thespians 3-h, Library Assist- ant 1, Pep dub 1-2-3-U, Opere- tta 1-2-3-lt, Junior Play 3, Senior Play U, Yellowjacket Staff U, Commercial Contestant 3, Yellowjacket Jamboree 3-h, Mixed Chorus 1-2, a capella Choir U This page is sponsored by MRS. R.A. SMITH MR. MRS. WM. F. VEHLEWALD 18 JOANNE FLORY Y-Teens 1-2-3-h, Thespians 3-h, library dub 1 , Library Assist- ant 1, Pep dub 1-2-3-i;, Stu- dent Manager 3, Operetta 1, Junior Play 3, One-act Play 3, Gay Nineties 3, Majorette 3, Mixed Chorus 1 RONALD L. MURRAY •Hi-Y 2-3-4 , N.F.L. 1 , Debate li, Football 1-2-3-lt, Basketball 3, Track 1-2-3-1 , Junior Play 3, Student Council 2-4 , Yellowj acket Staff I , Office Assistant 2 Seniors • y A1ENE JARNET Y-Teens 1-2-1 , Thespians 3 4 , library Club , Library Assist- ant 1 , Pep Club 3, Basketball 3-1 , Operetta l-l . Junior Play 3, Senior Play 1 , One-act Play 3, Searchlight Staff 1 , Office Assistant 1, Yearbook Queen Contestant L, Yellowjacket Jam- boree I , Gay Nineties 3, Mixed Chorus I .NORMA JEAN HUSONG Y-Teens 1-2-3-1 . library dub 1 , Pep dub 1—2-3-u, Cheerleader 1 , Basketball 1-2-3-1 , Operetta 1, Junior Play 3, Student Council 2, Yellowj acket Staff 1 , Office Assistant 2, Mixed Chorus 1 JOHN MILEY HL-Y 1 , Football. 1 , a capella Choir h This page is sponsored by MR, MRS. GEORGE P. MURRAY 19 RICHARD LEE KOONTZ ffi-Y 3-U, Pep Club 3, Music Contestant 3-h, Operetta Orch- estra 3-U, Marching Band 1-2-3-U WILLIAM SEARCY JR. Hi-Y 2, Library Club U, Library Assistant 3, Junior Play 3 This page sponsored by A FRIEND OF THE YELLOWJACKET STAFF 20 LUANNA JESCHKE Y-Teens 1-2-3-U, Cabinet U, Basketball 3-U, Senior Play U, Yellow jacket Staff U, Office Assistant 1, Mixed Chorus 3 Seniors BURNETTA JOHNSTON Y-Teens 1-2-3-U, Operetta 1-3-U, Office Assistant 3, Mixed Chorus 1-3, a capella Choir RICHARD LEE SIMMON )ILL LEHMAN li-Y 1-2-3-U, Cabinet 3-U, rhespians 3-u, Library Assistant L, N.F.L. 2-3-1, Debate 1-2-3-U, ep dub 3-U, Cheerleader U, Track !-3, Music Contestant 1-2-3-U, Jperetta 1-2-3-U, Pep Band 1-2-3-U, larching Band 1-2-3-U, Searchlight Staff U, Yellowjacket Staff U, fellow jacket Jamboree 3-U, Minstrel Show 2, Mixed Chorus 1-2-3, a 3aDella Choir U HL-Y 1-3, Library Assistant 1, Basketball 1, Music Contestant 3-U, Operetta 1-2-3-U, Junior Play 3, Senior Play U, Search- light Staff U, Yellowjacket Jamboree 3-U, Minstrel Show 2, Mixed Chorus 1-2-3, a cap- ella Choir U This page sponsored by MOHRISEY� S HARDWARE 8009 WOODLAND 21 Seniors META Aim KNECHT Y-Teens 1-2-3-U, Cabinet 2- -U, Thespians 3-U, N.F.L. 2, Debate 2, Pep Club 1-2-3-U, Cheerleader U, Music Contestant 2-3-U, Operetta 1-2-3-U, Marching Band 1-2-3, Junior Play 3, Senior Play U, Yellowjacket Staff U, Search- light Staff U, Yellowjacket Jam- boree 3-U, Minstrel Show 2, Mixed Chorus 1-2-3, a capella Choir U JAMES REPASS Hi-Y 1-2-3-U, Music Contestant l_2-3-U, Operetta Orchestra 2-3, Traffic Squad U, Yellowjacket Jamboree 3-U, Minstrel Show 2, Marching Band 1-2-3-U, a capella JULIE GETZ Y-Teens 1-2-3-U, Cabinet 2-3-U, Thespians 3-U, Pep Club 2-3-U, Music Contestant 1-2-3-U, Oper- etta 1-2-3-U, Operetta Orchestra 3, Marching Band 1-2, Junior Play 3, Senior Play U, One-act Play 3, Class Officer 3, Yellow- jacket Staff U, Yellowjacket Jamboree 3-U, Gay Nineties 3, Minstrel Show 2, Mixed Chorus 1-2-3, a capella Choir U JACK LITTRELL Hi-Y 1-2-3-U, Thespians 3-U, library Assistant 1, Basket- ball lj Track 1-2, Student Manager 1-2, Music Contestant 3, Operetta 1-2-3-U, Junior Play 3, Senior Play U, One-act Play 3, Class Officer 3, Searchlight Staff U, Yellow- jacket Jamboree 3, Gay Nineties 3, Minstrel Show 2 This page sponsored by HR, MRS, G, W, KNECHT MR. MRS. G. R. GETZ WAixLAUt, KcyU£i£N Hi-Y 3, Football It, Operetta 3-U, Junior Play 3, Searchlight Staff 3, Yellowj acket Jamboree 3-U, Mixed Chorus 3, a capella Choir it This pap-e sponsored by EARL U- MILLER SUCCESS TO ALL OF Li CUSS OF '52 J BECK'S MARKET 8017 WOODLAIID Seniors DONNA LOUISE HUTER Y-Teens 1-2-3-U, Cabinet 2-3-U, library Club U. Pep Club 1-2-3-U, Cheerleader 2-U, Basketball 1-2- 3-U, Operetta 1-U, Senior Play U, One-act Play 3, Class Officer 2, Yellowjacket Staff U, Office Assistant 3, Yearbook Princess 1, Gay Nineties 3, Yellowjacket Jamboree U, Mixed Chorus 1 JO ANNE GISH Y-Teens 1-2-3-U, Cabinet 2-U , Pep Club 1-2-3-U, Basketball 1- 2-3-U, Music Contestant 3-U, Operetta 1-2-3-U, Marching Band 2- 3-U, Student Council 3, Spell- ing Contestant 2, Yellowjacket Staff U, Yearbook Princess 2, Yellowjacket Jamboree 3-U, Min- strel Show, Mixed Chorus 1-2-3, a capella Choir U GEORGE MAKRIS HL-Y U, Football 3-U, Basket- ball 3-U, Track 3, Operetta 3-U, Senior Play U, Traffic Squad 3, Yellowjacket Jamboree 3-U, a capella Choir U This page sponsored by E. H. FORDING COMPANY SCHOOL AND CHURCH EQUIPMENT 24 Juniors R. Ravenscraft President The Athlete , J mvM� F. Leslie V. - President Bright Eyes The junior class is a hard working, fast growing group of practical teenagers. Under the able guidance and direction of Mrs, Swetnan they have main- tained the high standards set before them by the preceeding juniors. R, McClellan Casanova J, Wesner Dignified J, Weiss Cold, Cold Heart E, Phelps R. Moody L. Niebergall P, Doud likeable Shy but Sly Observant Candy Man M, Frazier D. Swartz Jolly-Good Man About Town This page sponsored by THE JUNIOR CLASS 25 M. Scott Master Painter Juniors E. Blacksmith Easy-to-know R. Schaaf R. Swartz All-Star Quiet M. VanGordon Half-pint B. Masoner Happy-go-Lucky M.R. Werner Personality M. Taylor Ambitious B. Young Bobby B. Perkins Killer This page sponsored by LANGLEY CRAFT CENTRE 26 Junior Snap Shots | Two thorns andl a rose Just thinking 'Before New | That bad? | What? Chuns Deep thinking Alfredy I Bashful tf Just splitting : ! 'Rnthie When stran __Lieet 'After! J Those two This page sponsored by THE AMERICAN WAR DADS AND AUXILIARY 27 Sophomores G. Holter J. T. Jensen N. Grable President V.-President Secretary W. McQueen Treasurer C. Alexander B. Barnes T. Baker 0. Brewster K. 0. Barnes E. Burk H. Bell C. Henry B. Jeschke P. ffenry Q. Kier This page sponsored by REV. C. RUSSELL STORER PASTOR OF THE MARLBOROUGH BAPTIST CHURCH COME AND HEAR US 28 G. Chapman H. Gunderson J. Crowley R. Hamil y? D. Delmez C. Hartanan E. dine B. Butler J. Gilliam D, Campbell C. Graham Sophomores C. Hottle B. Kenworthy R. Huffman L. Kuhnhoff R. Lewis L. Lehman G. Luke B. Peny J. Mathis C. Rowley • E. Perkins A. Rowland H. Repass P. Rupard G. Rogers F. Mortenson R. Rushen L. Schwemley -if B. Sipes J. Speight F. Spiers M. Totten R. Van Gundy D. Vedder S. Williams L. Wilson A. Wirrq? This page sponsored by MDRRISET� S HARDWARE LESS CHOWNING S SERVICE STATION 29 R. Wise Freshmen Mary June Dalrymple Shirley Bearce Shirley Carter r Lillie Forshey V Barbara Brown Joann Conway - -h f Norris Day Jewell Davis I Nancy Frazier Garold Whisler President Angela Cross 43 Sherry Curry Sec. Treas. Janet 1 _ , Dee Bryant ” ' Campbell Max Hedges Wanda Lee Gilliam Ima Jean Hoyle Cecile Jung This page sponsored by G[UHAM CONFECTION SERVICE CO. 1W-7 EAST 8TH ST. CANDY MACHINE MAN. 30 Freshmen BILL Jones Carol Miller Richard Rogers Bonita Snook Billy Venable Lois Mortenson Beverly Wagner Herbert Letzig 'II Don Nothnagel Jack Shaffer v'D, Bernard Sumler Jack Willey Catherine Linville Edmund Pettit James Sides Marvin Walker Bonnie Oakley it 'edi Faith McClellan ' V .• Jerry Outlaw Carolyn Stites Qmnett anith I N m) Dorothy Thornton Kenny Shelton Bob Wallace This page ,nniKnrPfl hv ALCARDU BEAUTY SHOP 8106 WOODLAND P 7 NORWOOD FLOWER SHOP 15th AND PASEO Junior High Eighth Grade FIRST ROW: C. Totten, V. Woods, A. Shapiro, J. Dalrymple, H. Bearce, L. Eckart, S. Nations, I. Day, Miss Cunningham. SECOND ROW: V. Rogers, W. Willis, C. Hamil, C. Ityan, K. Stuart, T. Leahy, K. Rings, L. Tye, J. Walker. THIRD ROW: L. Long, C. Owens, P. Newlin, W. Frieben, E. Cannon, G. Shadden, M. Snodgrass, S. Ratliff, J. White. FIRST ROW: J. Pearscn, B. Osborne, V. Hottle, W. Mount, M. Mason, L. Nelson, M. Wimp. SECOND ROW: J. Sides, R. Young, G. Graham, J. Hedges, B. McQueen, B. Tunks, R. Wenski. THIRD ROW: J. Wisk, E. Carter, J. Hoelzel, J. Patterson, B. Smith, L. Eckart, R. McCall, B. Crawford, G. Rice. This page sponsored by PASEO JEWELERS 8013 PASEO DE. 158? GEORGE S BEAUTY SALON AND BARBER SHDP 8223 TROOST 32 Seventh Grade FIRST ROW: M. Stowe, R. Foster, L. Bergson, L. Taraba, D. Sumler, N. Murray, P. Malicoat. SECOND ROW: B. Crow, E. Campbell, P. Hottle, C. Pospichal, P. Hurst, G. Morain, L. Van Gordon, M. Wise, Mr. Reddig. THIRD ROW: J. Galloway, N. Moody, C. Burdick, S. Mills, L. Jackson, J. Galloway, J. Frazier, J. Louis, V. Lang. FOURTH ROW: S. Woods, P. Cox, P. Wiselocker, S. Lang, B. Lang, M. Wyatt, S. Rogers, B. Miller. FIRST ROW: T. Stutzman, B. Corder, F. Sipes, L. Kay, J. Cantwell, W. Boles, R. Phillippe, L. Petty, P. Klugman. SECOND ROW: D. Potter, G. Knudsen, D. Douglas, C. Hammontree, C. McFarlin, R. Fones, B. Peck, D. Keyser, T. Bettes, D. Cross. THIRD ROW: B. Harper, B. Huebner, W. Hoyle, T. Rowley, C. Douglas, R. Ring, C. Sankpill, L. Beck, S. Monsees, D. Moody. FOURTH ROW: D. Vedder, R. Vedder, F. Darnell, G. Marshall, B. Darby, J. Godsey, J. Holden, K. McKinley, B. Cherry, W. Green. 33 This page sponsored by COOPER STUDIO—3110 BROOKLYN INFORMAL PICTURES MAKES YOUR BOOK. 34 Football . w, j COACH KUECHLER Coach Kuechler's motto — It� s not the size of the man in the fight,it s the size of the fight in the man -was instrumental in Center's winning sec- ond place in the Mid-West Conference. Mr. Kuechler coached the Yellowjackets to an honor won only once in Center's history. jr Herriman A Willey MANAGERS: Fred Holter, Alfred Morse, Herbie Letzig, This page sponsored by MR. MRS. FRANCIS W. HORNE CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '$2 36 Home Murray CAPTAIN TOM MORRELL Captain Tom Morrell, the plunging left half- back of the Yellowjackets, inspired the Center Team to win second place in their conference by lead- ing the team scoring with eleven touchdowns. MR. MRS. D.R. GLEASON CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF «52 37 Football Summary Center 27 - Grandview 0 Center's 1951 football season started off with a bang! The Yellow- jackets defeated Grandview in the first game 27 to 0. Morrell inter- cepted a pass and ran 30 yards for a touchdown. The second touchdown was added as Wimp ran 15 yards for pay dirt. The third touchdown came when Willey intercepted a pass and ran 30 yards to set up Morrell's second tally. The final score came when Schaaf ran 15 yards for his first touchdown of the season. a scoreless tie. A pass from Morrell to Wimp was the only pass com- pleted in the game. Most of the playing was done in the middle of the c ;. -c Center 0 - Blue Springs 0 In Center's second game,the Yellowjackets battled with Blue Springs ♦ field. Rain and mud made it impossible to score. BLANKED BY CENTER, 19-0. Pleasant Hill Smashrd as Tom Center 19 - Pleasant Hill 0 Mor s“r’- Center high school rolled to an easv 19-0 victory over an The Yellowj ackets remained unscored upon in their third game by Pleasant Hill rolling over Pleasant Hill 19 to 0. The first score was on a 6 yard pass from Morrell to Herriman in the first quarter. Wimp then went 1 0 yards around left end. Morrell added the final tally on a 67 yard run through the line. Center 13 - Harrisonville 3h •MRRivwnj.r a,. crv„R At Harrtewvui , X r tym1SWOt .....- HamioavlUt Cenf.r The Yellowjackets played their most inspired game of the season against the Harrisonville Wildcats. Morrell made both touchdowns on runs of k and 3 yards respectively. Although the final score was 13 to 3U, Center was mighty in defeat. The yardage of the two teams was within a few yards of being the same. 218 Homecoming Queen net Pat Thompson . Marianne Rountree |Sandra Shields Queen Roger Lister Crown Bearer Alumni Pres. ,H . a J ® Tomlinson Aiene Jamef Winnie Sue Morse Football Summary Center 20 - Smithville 12 Center got rolling again with a 20 to 12 win over Sm.thville. The Yellowjackets first score came when Morrell skirted right end for 39 yards. Schaaf added the second touchdown on a quarterback sneak from the 2 yard line climaxing a U0 yard drive by the Center team. Morrell added the final score when he attempted a pass from the 10 yard line, but was forced to run. A 2j.6 center victory. Center 21 - Ruskin 6 Ruftkln Score First but It Still Defeated Center's third win was added at the expense of the Ruskin Eagles. After a decidedly one-sided first half in which the Yellowjackets just couldn't get started, ended Ruskin 6, Center 0, the Center gridmen came out and made up for lost time. Schaaf raced 26 yards on a quarterback keep, Morrell followed suit with a 1 5 yard run for pay dirt. Herriman added the finishing touch on a run from the 35 yard line. The final score Center 21 - Ruskin 6. kV ” Center 19 - Lee's Summit 0 � o et A’V ' fOv a' Playing in extremely muddy conditions. the Yellowjackets won their fifth game. On Center's first play from scrimmage Morrell drove off left guard for 71 yards and 6 points. Wimp did his part by driving for two touchdowns on runs 15 and 17 yards respectively. cfvi� . -Or' - � . Center 13 - Holden 7 ’ On , lr al Sco,e •'od. Conte Center downed Holden for their sixth victory. The touchdowns were scored by Schaaf and Wimp. Schaaf made the first tally, bulling his way through the center of the line from the one yard line. Wimp cinched the game for the Yellowjackets with a 28 yard run. N£VV RAIDER STAR Center 13 - Pern-Day 33 nardvz sparks team to 33-13 VICTORY OVER CENTER. The last game of the season ended in Center's second defeat 01 une year. Although the Yellowjackets fought hard to defeat Pern-Day, they fought a losing battle all the way. Captain Morrell did uhe scoring with two touchdowns and an extra point. The first came when Tom pushed it over from the 2, his second was from a III yard run. This game brought the season record to 6 won, 1 tied, and 2 lost. 39 Football Teams Left to right Backfield: L. Wimp - R. Halfback R. Herriman - Fallback R. Schaaf - Quarterback T. Morrell - L. Halfback. Line: W. Willey - R. End G. Makris - R. Tackle J. Weiss - R. Guard R. Perkins - Center R. Murray - L. Guard J. T. Jensen - L. Tackle G. Home - L. End Left to right Backfield: E. Perkins - R. Halfback J. Cantwell - Fullback T. Baker - Quarterback B. Wallace - L. Halfback. Line: J. Lemaster - R. End J. Schaffer - R. Tackle R. Phelps - R. Guard G. Luke - Center C. Alexander - L. Guard B. Morain - L. Tackle G. Holter - L. End. 9£ • I • !■ ' I . - ' r (I ' f f -I- L - j.d, A t Left to right Backfield: E. Smith - R. Halfback J. Sides - Fullback R. Wise - Quarterback C. Hottle - L. Halfback. Line: D. Delmez - R. End C. Husong - R. Tackle R. Welsh - R. Guard D. Campbell - Center G. Whisler - L. Guard D. Drummond - L. Tackle G. Bettes - L. End. This page sponsored by ATKINSON STUDIO OUR YELLOWJACKET PHOTOGRAPHER Boys’ Basketball A” Team Girls’ Basketball FIRST ROW: N. Husong, E. Phelps, B. Masoner, A. Jamet, Mr. Kuechler. SECOND ROW: M. Frazier, J. Gish, D. Heater, M.R. Werner, C. Cross. THIRD ROW: W.S. Morse, S. Hanson, B. Jeschke, L. Jeschke, G. Kier. FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: J. Cantwell, E. Perkins, R. McClellan, V. Hottle, Mr. Kuechler. B. Wallace, R. Schaff, T. Baker, R. Herriraan. F. Holter, J. Crowley, T. Morrell, G. Home, D. Burnett. This page sponsored by FRED MEDART PRODUCTS9 INC GYMNASIUM APPARATUS FIRST ROW: B. Lehman, B. Vines, S. Carter, M. Wemer, P. Thompson, V. Cunningham, Mrs, Cassing, H. Wells, J, Lewis, N. Frazier, SECOND ROW: N, Husong, G, Kier, E. Phelps, B. Masoner, C. Smith, N, Grable, M, Wise, J, Getz, H, E rans. THIRD ROW: M. Knecht, M. Van Gordon, M. Hanson, M, Frazier, M. Scott, L, Lehman, L. Schwemley, D. Vedder, F. McClellan, N, Murray, FOURTH ROW: D. Heater, B. Barnes, M. Totten, B, Crow, E. Burk, W. Morse, J, Gish, S. Vehlewald, C. Ryan, Cheerleaders Norma Husong Bili Lehman This page sponsored by THE ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT OF CENTER HIGH SCHOOL 42 Activities Center High School Band ROW VII: C ROW VI: W ROW V: B, ROW IV: J, ROW IIV: R, ROW II: C ROW I: J, Majorettes: Totten, G. Horne, G. Whisler, G. Bettes, R. Koontz, J. Repass. Boles, P. KLugman, R. Ring, J. Walker, L.R. Long, P. Newlin. Wise, H. Repass, L. Kuhnhoff, B. OakDey, C. Stites. Gish, K.O. Barnes, G. Knudsen, L. Beck, L. Kay, C. Ryan. Phillippe, L. Burgson, B. McQueen, C. McFarlin, B. Osborn, B. Lehman. Sankpill, M. iotten, J. Eckart, P. Thompson, D. Campbell, A. Morse. Pearson, R. Foster, H. Letzig, S. Monsees, C. Pospichal, M.J. Daliymple E. Ruechel, M.A. Rountrefe, C.A. Snith. This page sponsored by THE MUSIC DEPARTMOJT OF CENTER HIGH SCHOOL Girls’ Glee Club ff it if I � � � ! w FIRST ROW: Ruechel, Gilliam, Cline, Van Gordon, Tomlinson, Wagner, McQueen, Gibson, Rountree, Mr. Shane. SECOND ROW: Gunderson, Kuhnoff, Brown, Frazier, Masoner, Getz, Bearce, Jones, Bryant, Brown, Jamet. THIRD ROW: Vehlewald, Totten, Hartman, Wells, Vedder, Kier, Cross, Burk, Evans, Cline, Grable. FOURTH ROW: Johnston, Carter, Werner, Knecht, Hanson, Scott, Jescnke, Heater, Graham, Cornish, Gish, McClellan, Cunningham. Boys’ Glee Club FIRST ROW: Mr. Shane, Sumler, Butler, Ravenscraft, Lewis, Leslie, Campbell, Barnes SECOND ROW: Littrell, Delmez, McClellan, Sides, McQueen, Mathis, Lehman. THIRD ROW: Newlin, Repass, Adams, Van Gundy, Farmer, Bettes. FOURTH ROW: Henry, Makris, Speight, Simmon, Home, Luke, Miley. a cappella Choir This page sponsored by THE PEOPLES BANK 75th WYANDOTTE OPEN TILL 5 DAILY, FRIDAYS TILL 6 Hansel and Gretel NELMS ERUG STORE, 62h$ PROSPECT, ADOLPH NELMS R. PH. COMPLETE PERSCRIPTION SERVICE Yellowjacket Jamboree J. Weiss Junior J. Wesner Junior B. Brown Freshman B. Sipes Freshman r -) Y R, Murray- Senior S. Tomlinson Senior Student Council Lester Wimp President Senior t C. Pospichal Seventh Grade V ' S. Monsees Seventh Grade a - B. Butler Sophomore L. Kuhnhoff Sophomore M. Mason Eighth Grade The Student Council is organized to promote and direct student affairs. The Council is composed of two represent- atives elected from each class plus the presi- dent elected at large. Activities of the group include the general directorship of all school activities, and the specific sponsorship of two professional shows during the school term. The members decorate the halls at Christmas time and sponsor a page in the yearbook. Their funds are derived from the profit on pencils sold at school. This page sponsored by STUDENT COUNCIL OF CENTER HIGH SCHOOL 47 Searchlight and Production Staff Members of the journalism class,in co-operation with a production staff from the Commerce Department,produce the Center Searchlight. About 16 issues, or approximately two each month, are published during the school year. The staff of the paper attempts to publish news concerning each worth-while curricular and extra-curricular activity, especially those in the junior-senior high school. This year a page is generally devoted to news from the elementary schools each time that the paper is issued. The paper is a member of The Missouri Interscholastic Press Association and of Quill and Scroll, a national organization for high school papers and writers. Each year, members of the journalism class submit entries in contests sponsored by these organizations. — •nruuui Karat sra, K Vpwl This page sponsored by THE SEARCHLIGHT OF CENTER HIGH SCHOOL 48 Yellowjacket Staff Sa3-eS N. Class O A. Vehlewald ’reduction B4 Lehman Finance c Han9°n cis J. Getz Editor J. Adams Ass't. Editor J?' heater lass Editor S. Tonlingou Sales ® Horne Finance M.A. Knecht Business Manager Miss Knight Advisor o A Smith Production This page sponsored by CENTER HIGH SCHOOL DEBATE CLUB NIAGRA CLEANERS 80th AND TROOST FIRST ROW: Masoner, Morse, Tomlinson, Gish, Knecht, Borton, Getz, Rountree, Mrs. Looney. SECOND ROW: Vines, Cunningham, Smith, Heater, L. Jeschke, S. Hanson, Werner, M. Hanson, Evans, Vehlewald, Jones. THIRD ROW: B. Brown, N. Frazier, Bryant, Jung, dine, Hartman, DeBrock, M. Frazier, B. Gunderson, Abbas, Grable, Bearce. FOURTH ROW: H. Gunderson, Cross, Brewster, Cull, Cornish, Conway, Jeschke, Graham, Carter, Johnston, Burk, Bryant, G. Brown. FIRST ROW: Linville, Edgerton, Snook, Perry, Van Gordon, Schwemley, Wesner, Oakley, A. Cross, Mrs. looney. SECOND ROW: W. Gilliam, McQueen, Lucas, Husong, Speight, Kenworthy, Eckert, Cline, Jamet, Gibson, Miller. THIRD ROW: Jeffress, Kuhnhoff, Phillips, Wimp, Stites, Selby, Rowland, Totten, Thompson, Wells, Jamet, Barnesj B. Perry, J. Gilliam. FOURTH ROW: B. Young, Mills, Mortenson, Marshall, Rupard, Scott, Rogers, Mcdellan, Kier, Proctor, Neibergal, Vedder. This page sponsored by THE KE--Y OF CENTER HIGH SCHOOL Hi-Y FIRST ROW: Mr. Shane, Letzig, Farmer, Herriman, Home, Morse, Spiers, Welsh, Jones. SECOND ROW: Ray, Butler, Ravenscraft, Whisler, Lewis, Leslie, Day, Sides. THIRD ROW: Lehman, Outlaw, Van Gundy, Newlin Murray, Adams, Sides, McClellan, Smith. FOURTH ROW: Repass, Morain, Henry, Makris, Morrell, Schaaf, Mortenson, Milley, Phelps. Hi-Y and Y-Teen clubs are open to all boys and girls, respectively, in our school. In these organizations, high school people learn the bases for good fellowship and realize hign ideals of personal and social living in the world today. Here they acquire a sympathetic understanding for not only their school associates, but for people of all races and religions. The two clubs though completely apart in their organization and pro- grams, collaborate frequently to carry on their work. Joint meetings on topics of importance to both groups are held occasionally. This year they cooperated in presenting the Yellowjacket Jamboree,a money—raising project. Both clubs contribute to the work of the YWCA and YMCA organizations throughout the world. This page sponsored by THE Y-TEEN OF CENTER HIGH SCHOOL Thespians FIRST ROW: A. Jamet, M. Knecht, S. Vehlewald, S. Tomlinson, J. Flory, G. Kier, J. Getz. SECOND ROW: D. Proctor, B. Lehman, M. Jones, J. Adams, S. Hanson, J. Littrell, Mrs. Cassing. Debate FIRST ROW: C. Sfoith. G. Home, S. Hanson, M. Roundtree, B. Lehman, B. Butler, Mrs. Garrison, SECOND ROW: J. Adams, R. Murray, M. Hanson, D. Vedder, M. Totten, This page sponsored by MOCK’S SERVICE STATION Senior Play OUR MISS BROOKS Miss Brooks. . . Ted Coach. Miss Finch . . . Mr. Wadsworth. . Miss Audabon . . . . Vivian Cunningham Elsie. Elaine Jane Sylvia Doris. Marge. Faith. Rhonda ..... Stanley Martin ..... Mrs. Allen ... Properties ... Stage Manager. . Asst. Director . Junior Play THE CAMPBELLS ARE COMING Ma Brannigan ... Catalpa Tapp ... Betty Brannigan. . Dick Brannigan . . Bildad Tapp. . . . Cyrus Scudder. . . Jeffrey Scudder. . Kaye Brannigan . . Kingston Campbell. Augusta Campbell . . Barbara Masoner . . . Mary Hanson . . Beverly Selby . . Edward Newlin . .Francis Leslie . . .Edward Sides . . Edward Wenski . . .Pat Thompson .Ronald McClellan ... Ityma Jones This page sponsored by THE THESPIANS OF CENTER SCHOOL Librarians ■ m w- ■ - • ----------- FIRST ROW: D. Douglas, B. Kenworthy, A. Jamet, J. Sides, Miss Cunningham. SECOND ROW: S. Bearce, A. Jamet, B. Ring, S. Nations, S. Tomlinson. THIRD ROW: J. Conway, M. Scott, E. Wenski, P. Rupard, C. Rowley. Library Club FIRST ROW: Douglas, Keyser, Curry, Kenworthy, Gilliam, Edgerton, Sides, Peck. SECOND ROW: Miller, Jamet, Nations, Ring, Jamet, Eckart, Husong, Vines, Speight. THIRD ROW: Tomlinson, Bearce, Rowley, C. Rowley, Swartz, Day, Wimp, Bryant, Perry. FOURTH ROW: Hartman, Searcy, Heater, Rupard, Henry, Wenski, Van Gordon, Conway, Rowland, Niebergall. The Library Club was organized for the first time this fall under the sponsorship of Miss Cunningham. The membership consists of pupils who have been and who are librarians, and others who are interested in_ library service. The President is Ann Jamet: Vice President, Alice Rowland; Secretary, Lois Niebergall; Treasurer Barbara Perry. We established as our one requirement for membership ten hours of library work a semester. Some of the special services undertaken by some of the members are: Keeping reference books in order,mimeographing stock permits, making stencil and running off forms for the magazine records, re- cording on individual library cards the various uses that each pupil makes of the library, mending books, helping prepare new books for circulation,leaming to file cards in the card catalogue, assuming responsibility for the bulletin board,and making posters to advertise the library. This page sponsored oy THE LIBRARY CLUB Office Assistants FIRST ROW: Mrs. Hanson, W. Willis, L. Eckart, V. Cunningham, M. Jones, D. Proctor. SECOND ROW: V. Cornish, M. R. Werner, L. Kuhnoff, N. Grable, S. Hanson, 0. Brewster. (C. A. Smith not shown) T raffic Squad FIRST ROW: Mr. Foraker, W. Willey, R. Herriman, C. Alexander SECOND ROW: E. Perkins, J. Repass, K. Farmer, T. Baker. THIRD ROW: R. Schaaf, P. Doud, J. Crowley, G. Home. National Honor Society FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW: R. Herriman, B. Lehman, G. Home, J. Adams. B. Masoner, M. Werner, M. Hanson, D. Proctor. S. Hanson, M. hnecht. This page sponsored by R. S. BEST FRIENDS OF SENIOR CLASS OF 1952 Special Friends Custodians Mr. Clark Mr. Wright Jack Flippo Behind the cleanliness of the Center High School building and grounds are the untiring efforts of the custodian, Mr. S. W. Clark, and his assistant, Mr. Wright. Their combined ef- forts account for the clean appearance of our building. Y.O.B. Ladies of the Cafeteria Mrs. Compton, Mrs. Vehlewald, Mrs. Mathany, Mrs, White, Mrs. Stowe (Mrs. Nothnagel not pictured) School Nurse Mrs. Eleanor MacFarlane This page sponsored by ”0® BR0S. FLORIST 7007 TR00ST J0E«S MARKET DODSON, MISSOURI P.T.A EXECUTIVE BOARD FIRST ROW: Mrs. R. E. Sperry, Mrs. E. F. Cassidy, Mrs. Ivan Clark, Mrs. Paul Morse, Mrs. R. A. Frazier, Mrs. Jay Crowley, Mrs. F. A. Lyman, Mrs. Joe B. Looney. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Noel Little, Mrs. James Gudeas, Mrs. M. Perlman, Mrs. P. Gasborino, Mrs. J. W. Lear, Mr. Garrison, Mrs. Gerald Partney, Mrs. George Murray, Mrs. W. Reicher, Mrs. Raymond Crouch, Mr. Shane, Mrs. J. D. Musgrave, Mrs. Steitz, Mrs. George Lehman, Mrs. Harold Burdick. This page sponsored by THE CENTER SCHOOL P. T. A. Attendants to Yellowjacket King and Queen Wayne Willey Alene Jarnet This page sponsored by THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1$$2 Yellowjacket King and Queen Kay 1, 1962 Class Prophecy Professor Julie Getz, B.A., M.A., Ph, D., Mrs., L.L.D. Massachusetts Institute of Technology Boston, Massachusetts Dear Julie, I have just finished reading your new novel, THE PSYCHOLOGICAL AMD DETER- MINING EFFECTS OF RADAR ON THE HUMAN MALE DURING LEAP YEAR. Thanks for the free dozen copies. Although you are the first lady professor at M.I.T., I thought that you might still be interested in some news from home. The other night, while listening to my favorite radio station, (channel S3S, perfected by Simmon, Stowe, and Searcy), Betty Gunderson, Portia Faces Life, Van Gordon, Counterspy, and Helen Evans, The Kate Smith Hour, all ganged up on iry nerves. This, together with the awful medicine I had taken before dinner, Murray Willey's Little River Pills (designed for rivers whose tributaries have run dry), made it necessary for me to call for my doctor, Winnifred Morse, but no help came from her as she turned out to be a quack. . I turned ny radio back on,only to hear some guy arguing if placing Eskimos in the diamond mines was practical and if you thought so, then vote for Bill Lehman for president. Seeing that nothing was on the radio, I turned to the amusement section of the STAR (now edited by Crusading Floiy ) and read about 'Meta Knecht and All airl German Brass Band with tromDonist Hanson, trumpeters Cross and Gish, and tubist Borton. Their act was followed by Giggling Sue and Her laughing Kangaroos. Over at the Roxy, the great team of Brown and Ruechel was starring m a new musical, DON'T LOOK NOW to be produced for the blind. The vlgaVe mP de!pair “d went 10 a fashion show at K.C.'s newest, ine House of Kressge, where I saw Jeschke Johnston modeling the latest fash- ions with the famous Marrie Roun A Tree label on them. , „° y way hcme I passed by the governor's mansion, where janitors Morrell ...d Hernman were cutting the lawn and sweeping the sidewalks. Inside, Governor Wimp(whose every move was being covered by his secretary Cora Anne Smith and er tearSSr neTerlv was welcomang those two famous missionaries and their t t COl ,J?hlT and Gunnijlghaln Just back from darkest Africa and their latest expedition led by Mack the Silent and Heater the Hot. Down on the comer,foreman Jack Littrell was having trouble with his street cleaning crew. It seems that every time Repass started pitching a load of trash into the truck, driver Makris would pick that time to move. Walking by an open man hole, I saw crewmen Miley, McQueen and Allen cleaning the street sewers with Bon Ami. A little old wrinkled tramp stopped me in the next block and tried to sell me some pencils and an old Pogo book. It seems that Garth went down fast as he just couldn't stand the waiting--waiting----waiting of it all. Nearing home, I ran into the rising young society torch singer, Carol De- Brock, who,with beret pulled low, was wandering incognito. As she neared her £Lat, she bought a newspaper from the orange crate stand operated by Dave Kennedy. As soon as this letter is mailed, I am leaving for Tombstone Arizona, where I will assume my duties as pianist and part-time bartender at the Last Drop Saloon. 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