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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1958 volume:

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The following pages portray the A ' alnd rough parts of your travel on this road to- ward higher education. book. ' staff ,proudly presents your -Senioril-Hgh' School life on the guide your future, through pictures ' ' that you will enjoy your ride I fu ? YELLOWJACKET STAFF 15 , L vm? x.,x , fq'i 1 7. 3 A r .Q A i fwzgu - ,Q-yww , 155321120 ,. 5' 1 sl Q , ,yr ,3 J W iw i . Lf f V 1 n W 5 - KJ 5' i- 23 X 11 1. Linda Schroeder, l nmmr,' 2. John Bailey, l'lmlnyr11j1hn,' 3, Tim Turner, Sr1le'srnnr1,'4,Jlif1y Slnillxg 5. Jim Littleg 6. Carol Ann Douglassg 7. Donna De Shaffong 8. Judy White-'ll 9. Mary Ellen Bridges: 10. Pat Calfeyg ll. Bill Van Pool: 12. Pat Clarkg 13. Bob Turnerg 1-1, Trcva Hunlerg 15. llrnce Ernst, Phofografrhfrg 16. David Daniels, Sporlsg 17. Gary Myers, Edzlarg 18. Jim Bnslaugh, .-15:7 Spmfxg 19. Martha Snodgrass, jr. High Edzmn' 20 Kathryn Conner. l'mfIuf!wn,' 21. Bonnie Payne, AU'I flf!1Izly,' 22. Pam Browne, .1.I1z'1!l' liflzm, 23. Sharon Van Tins, Asxll Edzlnrg 24. Beverly Gleason, Clrux Edzmr 4 . -4-1 f- f -gr , fp , V - ,,,., I 'Lf ,gf Bliss FRANCES NI. KNIGHT Homcmaking-Ar! Yr-1101-.jacket Adviser wiv X3 WA , 5 ,. Qfxyz - 'Q '1 ,'4113qQg an 1,- .n , hr vu Nw Exif HE ATTENDANTS W ,y,M IQ? ' 'if Ufvw X 1 11-W, ' f -nw QWWW N9 tg? , g , BILL REMY B11 I MC J QSF U ADMIN ISTRATIO MILTON GARRISON R. E. NEALE Superintendent of Schools Assistant Superintendent of Schools A l TOM V4 FORAKER c. TRUMAN THOMPSON Prlnclpal ofjr. and Sr. High School ljirf-Cwr of lmlmmion lO BOARD OF EDUCATIO . wh uf' GEORGE M. RYDER TED C. WALLO DUDLEY R. GLEASON KEN C. VVEST Vice-President RALPH E. WRIGHT Treasurer GEORGE W. LEHMAN President Mrs. NEELIE H. LYMAN Secretary Mr. GARRISON GAROLIJ A. NVHISLER MF- NE-'X1.l'l ll SPECIAL ERVICES DOROTHY REEVES GERTRUDE COOPER LOIS CLARK JANEY GRIFFIN Speech Correcliunisl Counselor Nurse BOUHCCCPCI' MARY HANSON DONNA R. EMMONS MARILYN WISE PREBLE FEENEY Secretary Registrar SCCr6lary Bookkeeper ELEANOR MURRAY Ass't Librarian C. W. FORAKER Director of Buildings and Grounds I2 Q2 isurcmn ELLIS .Xudio-Visual S SSE la 3 fm W af-f4q:,,.f..-jf , A vw-f 1 '--- --- . -, , ff THE SEN IORS JOHN BAILEY Vice-President PATTI MAE FE Advisers Miss M. CATHERINE CHURCH Commerce Mr. E. J. WILLS Drafting-Driver's Education BONNIE PAYNE Secretary .THRYN CONN ER Membex -at-large XX! --.1 SEN IORS any up JANIE ALSUP JERRY ANDERSON BOB BARNES ANITA LOUISE BELL DAVID BART BEREY JIM M, BOSLAUGH CAROL BRECKENRIDGE MARY ELLEN BRIDGES MARYANN BROST JIM BROWN THOMAS ALAN BROWN I5 4' n, ov- vh- PAMELA BROWNE LARRY DEAN BULIARD M.-Xl.lNlJ.,X LOU BUNN PATRICIA C.-XFFEY JERRY LEI-161.-XRROLI. HELEN -JOYCE CIIARK ARLENE ELIZABETH COOK RICH.-XRIJ CIORBEN DOROFI IIY f1I'R RY . .- -,, ..,...,,,. 'wi .46- 4, . lf: x ' f ' - ff' r2f:i'i , - ' '9- ' , 1 'ffl 2. I 'iffy-H rf .,:. , ' - VT. 'nn' -5 'Q , Y ' A T . 'ka Wu.. II , S I ax x ASV LYNDA BURSTEN PATRICIA ANNE CLARK SEN IORS RS SENIORS DONNA MARIE Dc SHAFFON BRUCE B, ERNST 1' I IAYID DANIELS BOB IJUNBAR WANDA J. EVANS .45 QS if PATRICIA DAYVSON STUART DECK EDWINA MAY DONNELI. CAROL ANN DOUGLASS VERNON C. EWING ROBERT EDXYIN FARMER iv- I qv? 'Ur sus 1'- 'Pb DON FIDLAR PEGGY SUE FRAZIER BEVERLY JUNE GLEASON RONNIE GOLDBERG TERRY GOSNIZY JERRY A. GUNDERSON RONNI HARRISON ROGER A. HASTINGS .IUDY HOLCON1 -IUHN F. HUMPHREY 'IXREYA lll7N'I'IiR 18 SEN IORS SEN IORS ROBERT HURST DALE JOHNSON DICK JUNG MARY JANE KAHLE MARJORIE ANN KEMME LEE ANN KISTLER WANDA LEE LANGI-'ORD LARRY LETZIG JAMES LITTLE LOUISE MADSEN KATH1-jRIN15 MALLORY 19 '-is RUBY MCGRADY LANI MOORE WILLIAM Aj. MORSE PAT MURPHY GARY MYERS BAXTER NEWTON, jr. MARTIN NIEBERGALL MARJORIE NOEL FRANK L. O'BRIEN MORRIS MICHAEL PHILLIPS JIM D- PLVMMH-If in-up sfhh ,xv I 20 SE IORS SEN IORS SHARON LEE REICHER WILLIAM HENRY REMY II JANET ELAINE RIDDLE PATRICIA ANN SCHRAML LINDA SCHROEDER EDWARD E. SCHWANEKE OLIN SHEARER KENNETH SHIELDS JERRY C. SHILT FLOYD SIPES WALT SIMPSON 23 :- , i L f 21 450 Q... S., L if JUDY SMITH MARTHA SNODGRASS BOB TURNER TIM E. TURNER MARGARET ELLEN TYE BILL VAN POOL SHARON VAN TINE JUDITH SUE WI-IITED JACK WILLCUT LEO EUGENE YVILSON DARRELL D. M'IT'I' 7' H WYA4 1 J SE IORS P Va. Y . 1 , . ftlgf f.g,,j,t sei SEN IORS As our ride through Center High School nears its end. we, the Seniors of1958, are able to look back on a profitable and spectacular four years. NVe have seen our class members excel in athletics, music. and scholastic competition. It has been a rough, but pleasing read. Even though we were awed by the speed of high school life as we entered the avenue in our freshman year, we got in gear and rolled. Then came the intersec- tion with the sophomore road, which led us safely through that difhcult year. Our wheels went faster asjuniors, when we made ourselves known by pre- senting a wonderful prom. The challenging, colorful rf ride on the largest wheel as seniors has brought much satisfaction and joy, Our senior year has provided us with the oppor- tunity to co-ordinate our school program and to enjoy the advantages of the senior spirit, But along with these advantages, the responsibilities of school leadership have been laid upon us, However, it has been our pleasure to do our best to set a good ex- ample for the future seniors of our school. Even so, our Center High School life must end and we are hoping for an even more prosperous and successful future as we ride the wheels of destiny around the world. 1 .7 2 THE JU IOR CLASS 1 ,Q 0-'Y GI ORI A MASON Secretarv JOHN FUI TON Vice President ANN RANDAZZO Treasurer -5 -f. JUDY HORNIG Member-at-large un1or Room Mothers '. Q! xi! I I I VERNON SILVERS President I I Qipg -V' 5551, R PSL iw: 1 4-E ' - 3 iiiff 1 23 1 FREIDA BONNEL Member-al-large Advisers Mrs. HAZEL SWETNAM Social Studies Mr. CLARENCE COLEMAN Science, C.O.E. 24 'N T N-A 19' , yy x'i 1 .I PAT FLEMING Member-at-large 'ar' UN IORS egg, Donna Bilyeu jim Bockclman Judy Bliven Jack Bruening Sandra Chambers James Callow Don Crow Shirley Cowden Jerry Denny ...4 a N '13 1. .v 4 T Sharon Acbly Loretta Arnold Frank Bohrn Arlene Clark Marie Daniels AX N . .-. '21 Larry Anderson Peggy Albnghl Mickey Anderson Lloyd Barling Nancy Albrlghl Charles Black Leah Burras Ronnie Buford anlce Calder Dan Cochran Martha C lark Gary Collins Douglas Ducatc Joyce Could lmmle Druen .--v . if .nn 3.-u no 'uf' s .Z in -ay f l'3ZQ5 'e 25 4-av ,,- 4' ,,.-1 l l Clarence Edgerton Judy Gunderson Jerry Engelhaupt Marilyn Gutridge George Ferrier Jane Hogg Ray Fuller Judy Hancock Gwen Hawks Harry Glavin Helen Heaivilin Ronnie Goade Lura Hollenbeck Steve Harris il Zelrna Holliday Ronnie Harvey Margie Horn Riley Henry Evelyn Inloes Jack Humphrey Virginia Jefferson 4 4 Bill Jackson Hollis Kcyscr Eugene Koontz Janice Jurgeson Mike Kennedy Shirley Kidd Charles Kipfer Diane Lane id .4- JU 10115 'UNIORS Z, Leland Lacy Kay Leason Harry Lane Joyce Loefller Keith La Quey Pat Marsh Dale Lemmons Sandra Messmer john Matney Dee McCormick Dick Mead Wanda Oden Norman McCarthy Barbara Osborne jerry Neale Albert Niebergall Lillian Patterson Larry Nothnagel Loretta Patterson Jim Parrott Connie Payne Phil Patterson Eddie Rankin Phyllis Pearson David Rohovit Donna Peck Bob Rowland Barbara Pew Richard Scott sd ,...- ,Q Ht fs lr' r ' - ff , , , . fl ,K iris P ,lf 1 , I in I ,,f 5 5 , , 1 1 ca V 27 4-1' NL-...P 2 E ,H-I .34 Cz ,xml 'vvvf I X -1, ....-J, Charles Sharp Barbara Pollard Ray Smith Barbara Ricker Steve Stalker April Schnoebelen Ed Walter Carolyn Schwartz james Weisner Margaret Smith Don Wenski Janice Starret David Whisler Shirley Shilt Ray Worthley Pat Stradcr Ralph Younger Pat Sullins Donna Teeter Doris Thornton Janet Totten Courtney Valentine Lou Valentine Carolyn Waldusky Carolyn Ward jo Anne Ward Marilyn Yung Pat Wise Lorraine MeGinty Q . , x -vw .af , are 2 8 JU 10115 -r4s..' -vi: 'Wi-hw' if-iz,-15 ' .ZXIEQ-195 732 A Q V THE SOPHOMORE CLASS ,, ,,,v.6,,a K President BRUCE REED NORMA ,K-v,g54 5 . -IANII-, 1..fxNTs Sc-crvlury .551 'R Trcasul rr -0 R.: QF, I ' 1 , 1, TV 2 1 L ' fl o A - 1. , x 1 Q, l - f f 5 I 3-' ?f. 3' ' ' I 'Q'-P g l f I ' ' A , I ffl. ,Zi 7 .Q ' I ' Q r f X' ,:' 1 1 ' 4 . : H' ff, . ' 1 ' ' f f . . A u . . . , l I . MIKE YVEST Vice-President K' 5,1732-gf Ad viscrs Mr. T. 41. STOWE , English-Journalism 5 ' R ' 1 Miss NANCY WATTS b Enqlixh-Speech I, - - S. fy Y, ,f :V Marv Andrade willim, Mhhw Luis Avery Michael Banta Rosalie Barsky Richard Bentz Rm mm B1 mn Q rf? Qi if 4 FRESH Leslie I. Denton Commerce Harlan Albright Pat Anson Gary Anderson Paulette Bartley Jack Barnes Barbara Baughman T7 t? ga- David Cattle NVilliam Scott Marhematifr Social Sludie: Penny Asel Paul Arnold Marlene Banaka Gary Ashwill Jimmie Barnes Barbara Bentz Bob Bartley Tamara Booker 1' -fl' rl 'ww in .f - if 1 0' 4 p .ev f it 'J L Fl 1 , Y we J xg? I Lev Karer Richa l Lindz Glen! Kan an l, .fd l 85- , x 1 ap. W uf' Uvf ,1-M J, ,J -.rf ,ww 4 ' I vo' -94 Lewis Berey Carolyn Burks .Xlfred Birrh Satana Butcher Bobby Bluhm Judy Butler Garland Branllincl Ann Buttcimorc- Karen Campbell Errol Brown Linda Clark Bill Burgonn Vicki Clark Jim Byram Patsy Darnaby Bill Carnphcll Richard Canada Mary Jo Davis Dick Chafhn Linda Dicus Edward Curry Marilyn Clark Billy Drum-n Klart' Dixon Linda Douglass Buddy Eckarl Pat Dunsworth David Ernst Linda Eckart Charles Funk Rita Ellis Jerry l 'ullhart Glenn Galloway Martha Emerson Larry Garxxood Pal Evans Leonard Gershman Connie Ewing Bob Gibson Pat Frills Karen Gosney Larry Goadc Sherry Rae Grabs Dennis Glavin Nancy Gudeas Eddie Goldstein Linda Guinn Glenn Good lxfff fa nk av :F Q 'A ' N7 .1 I X' it 1 F r ,, X -fb-sf J' 0' ,rl , X ,,. mana if .mr Qs .ffl- ,,-1, ' f pp'3x -is .Ja ...ng , ...af Susan Hogg Rusty Gould Judy Haynes Tom Graxes Alberta Henry Mike Greene Pat Hounehens -Iohnnie Hagebusch Melvin Hawks jane! Horn Richard Hamlin jerrllyn Hunter john Harmon Anna Jacobson Gale Heaivilin -Iudy Jurgeson Della Mae ones Ray Hawks Carol Peters Jerry Horniq can Petty Gary Hndson Sharon Petty Frank Holmes 14' Jan Ri Jann Serina Robinson Lynn Kisluk Shirley Rogers yya Don Knenlein Linda Shadden Steve Kuller Mik, Martha Shields Gordon Loeffler janet Shull S, ' Y flfiff H in ,, . ff sm R :fe fr 2 , VL? t ,iz . .,i.Vy. , H--j K , or V, -J, T f 1 1 -, .1 lvhk , V 'Q ! fax -, ' ' 1 fi. zi S K ,, aft wig, Mx X- - -' .M ' R Mr: Q S - 1 ' cf i 1 - A' -. .. x -A V U Q .A K. , Mat ' A V 'uf - .. ', ' ., f I S ,V , 4 kr y i Q ffl 10' f ' .K .Qin ..r' . -.4 . - f. Q N :UQ 5 if ,, 4 .-,1'. .1- v-17 ffm: -W ,qu , X, .1 l ahh! eff P s ., .J 7 P :busch -son ITICS Rogers lutler Shull :Y P. James Lee June Siprs Dick Langford. Sharon Sloan Gary Levine Linda Steele Kenny Lanlinsky Pamela Slcclc Rita Stolz Paul Lane Ruth Slolz -john MacDougall Janelle Sturgess Dick McCormick Anita Swenson Lluvd Malhany james Marlin Pal Thornbruqh Charles Masters Rose Anna Tye Tommy Nash Phyllis Wade -john Milli-r Marsha Walhurn Wanda Wlalts Rodney Minnicar Collen Vlear Larry Nlozingo Carol Wlecks James hlyeis Elizabeth lVnrihIcy Jack Nash Mike lWcDaniel Hester Johnson Charles Olson Linda Lou Krell Ken Parker Anne Katherman Michael Patejdl Dorothy Kxarvc Sue Lakey Eddie Peck Barbara Laux Pat Phillips Erma Lee Harold Pierce Sally Lemmom Richard Raffurtv 1 any we ' luv 3 .Ju we 4- 'v-ny .,..4 ,fr 'I I . 9 ,A gr I I U . If ,fx L f-2' in 37, he .22 jf, f I . P L A F . f' J W '- ' f 1' . .2 e Q es- 5'a',I 'K 'N ' P W, w- 1 Q i 'Q f' ' pm -up-A-Au-A-4 fc- 've-, Mary Madison Carl Reniker Ann McCarthy James Riddle Sandra Morrison Jack Riedel Kathryn Murray Tom Ringel arry Rogers Vicki Monsees Dave Root Shirley Mitchell Ed Ross Barbara Morris jim Royse Dyann Mills june Miller James Sackman Jerry Lou Miller Paul Schraml Shirley Messmer Mike Schultz Linda Murray Richard Scott l Ken Searcy Charlene McDowell Paul Shafer Donna Manning Robert Snow Tommie Manning Dick Smith 1 anice Park james Smith Christina Pottcr Danny True Mary Pearson Kenneth Turnquist Daxitl Walker Kay McFarlan Bruce Weeks Andy Wilson Bill Wilson John Urton Kenneth Vandall Larry Vandeventer Henry Von Dumfange Gary Walkup 1? '- tx 'v-9 --1 Acfnvljues Af-1' . l o fi I ,111 1 . . ,. 1 .-. .- , V ,.,f--x-LQ. f -, af wafrmv- f. ,v-4.1-1'F,q-1'q: ,, , -:fwfvzvfrhr-55 ',-g-,rZ'f f iSP1 '3'iiT'i 1' ' f ' ' - K - -g A, --1 ' - -ggi .gs .-Y-1-',sf.1a21s1,xgT-5-s --1116-Ex-6.fv,-,v::,zsv.:'i:'::- f---1 -.v ., , - - - ' s ' ' - -P12 '-'11-5-f3:f-E3-.P-Z-ff1E5'C F1?Z65L7P1'-Ai'-Li. ' A il if '- V ' , ., ,,,, .. -,,tf,.,,- ., tg ,.--V - f J-: ' . ,f 1---'-.1,-lfrfshlaut-112: '- HI-,'V'l5:W 151, ,rf XR , . v - 1 'F' 15.2 Judy Smith Pal Clark ' ' 42. .5 'aa wi. The selection of the homecoming queen was met with anxiety, mystery, and suspense by all of the student body. After much deliberation by the football team over who should have this high honor, Tim Turner, football captain of 1957, crowned Denise Renault, a sophomore. X ff MN' fa-, me .Her attendants were Pat Clark, Judy Smith, Marne Daniels and Norma Herbertson. Each of the grls walked through an 'honor guard formed by the ep Club' at the assembly held on October ll. Denise and her attendants were presented at the homecoming football game during half-time. Later, she reigned over the gala homecoming dance. Y-TEENS janet Riddle Qrzd l'1t'e'-Prfpwflfri! Nlalmclti Bunn In I'fff-lwwlfnf -Qi, fw- on Tr. T7 ,- i gr 6 1 --'V ml sw ,.... Linda Schroeder r- -0' Prf.rm'fnl ,fel P17 11 Q -, Carolyn Waldusky i D Treasurer -Q 1 -A K 1 Jane Hogg K Sfnelavw Inter-club Council Gloria Mason The Y-Teen organization of Center High School is a club associated with the Y.W.C.A. Its purpose is nto build a fellowship of women and girls devoted to the task of realizing in our common life those ideals of personal and social living to which we are committed by our faith as Christians. The Y-Teen organization at Center strives to be an active, progressive club. Some ofthe meetings Advisers Miss Jeanette Roberts Civics Mrs. Carole Johnson English Judy Hornig were composed ofsuch varied programs as: a fashion show, panel discussions, guest s eakers, and unique entertainers. Through various unctioning commit- tees, it has participated in World Fellowship projects, community services, and Thanksgiving and Easter assemblies. The club also sponsors a dance and charitable activities during the year. 42 8.1 :Q-'57 3, 1 1:29 . , 94 SJ E11 5 4 9 60 if x 51341 Q K 32 X 2, 1, w W ' W if 'J 5 . VW'-v , , -4, 1: . -, A mari ' -v .y,,. .1 n ff ,, 4 , xx A , - E -M ' M C , N m nk A R U ff F Vg, .Mi L, Q, ,251 F Q as V . v 'N 'F IQ HI-Y ,: A 'fri 1 w - - an ,, .,:1gf.,f ., tv i :sf Q, -2. 11514 t' ctw f J ':f'f::fv:f'1 ' ' ' aiwisfvt .T s A , .T at . 1 r new 5 -J t , Vg ,I K r nf' - ., 1 v . , .muy .5 V Q A :gm , I ,, , . v ' Dale Lemmons . Przsialenl Riley Henry Gary Myers Sfnelary- Trlaxurn Vid-P,en'dmt -J f Bob Hurst Larry Bullard Keith La Quey Wbrxhzf Chairman Program Chairman Sgygmnl-al-Army The purpose ofthe Center Hi-Y Club is to create an interest in the things of God, His work, and the Y.M.C.A. among the high school boys. This is achieved by having speakers, films, and fellowship sponsored by the Hi-Y and Y.M.C.A. In the spring, the Center Hi-Y Club has a picnic to conclude the year of activities. The club sponsors a Christmas assembly as well as an Easter assembly. Civic projects during the year provide extended activity. Advisers Mr. Donald Stewart Mr. james Joiner English, French Mathematics 45 School time has been allotted the club by the administration for a meeting once each month These meetings are for the presentation of various pro grams. The Country Club Branch ofthe Y M C A under whose direction the Center H1 Y Club o r ates, sends speakers to inform the club of Y M A activities, both at home and abroad A hx 'pw gr- n., --u ,' i su. ' 0 .nl -JAMIE ' pil, ., I l 1. ' . J 'x :W 1 I 1 CENTER SEARCI-ILIGHT '. 1' t t f -xx F4 l I . , I 7 . fa Published bi-weekly during the school year by members of the journalism class of Center High School, 84th and Euclid. Kansas City, Missouri. Member, MIPA and Quill and Scroll. EDITORIAL STAFF EDITOR ..............................,..,, David Daniels Assistant Editor ,.,. .........4....,............ P at Dawson Associate Editor. . . .... Donna DeShaH'on Make-up Editor ....... .,4.... D oug Ducate Features Editor .......... ...,............., T reva Hunter Assistant Features Editor ...................... Phil Patterson Sports Editors .............. Dorothy Curry and Jim Boslaugh Photography Editor .... ..v...,...... C arol Ann Douglass T- .l SUN' Exchange Editor ,,.,.....,,....,............ Sandy Messmer Engli5h J0u'm is ' BUSINESS STAFF BUSINESS MANAGER .,.... ..... . . . . .Sharon Reichcr Circulation Manager ..,... --,. J anette Totten Secretary. ...,.......... - - Sll21rOI1 :Xebly l .'XffUIfI'Y :XDVISER .... ,,-- T STQIV Q , I 'iwvm 1 , f 1 Q F i I kc jg if M531 f WP ,W A :xx v. if 'Wx 19.---.X 'I A.i Ax-P--in-.i,,,x . -- SCIENCE CLUB ? . ' 5 x AV X - 5 , ' lgj ,q r M I ROW I: D. jones, A. Wilson, K. Parker, D. Wenski. ROWZ: R. Henry, P. Arnold, M. McDaniels, L. Madsen, G. Loemer, R. Younger. The Science Club is a co-curricular organization which has the full benefits of the laboratory facilities to carry out experiments of the members own choos- ing. The main purpose of this organization, under the supervision of Mr. Owen, is to furnish the stu- dents who have interests in science above and be- yond the classroom level a chance to develop their interests. Some of the interesting and exciting experiments of the eleven members areg work with hormones on rates, oil viscosity by acceleration method, effect of antibiotics on bacterial growth, fractional distillation of crude oil, preparation of tetrapod skeleton mounts, pH. meter construction and electronic relay. It is felt by all the members of the club that the knowledge they have gained has expanded their yearn- ing for science. I Science . Mr. NVILLIAM OWEN FRANK O'BRlEN President f 2 vm' .17 CLASS SHOTS Physiology Chemistry Physics RE TEAC 'X I! , . 'X RS OF ERICA CV 5 ROW 1: jane Kahle, President. ROW 2: P. Clark, C. Waldusky, M. Smith, Lula, J. I-Iornig. The Future Teachers are growing steadily in their second year of organization. The club is strictly an honor society which demands that each member main- tain an M average or be dismissed from the club. It is a Federated Club directly responsible to the Missouri Teachers Association and in turn to the National Teachers Association. Each member is assigned to a regular staff member for whom that member acts as an assistant, as record keeper, file clerk, recorder, and checker of objective tests. The club has a steady project of taking care of the Lost and Found Department, which serves the students before and after school and between classes. The major project, in excess of the assistant to a faculty member and the Lost and Found Department has been that of a week long observance of National Education Week. During this week, the club supplied posters for the hall, and pin-on slates for faculty and club members. Snacks were supplied for the staff members and an assembly was presented commemorating Education Week. The overall aim of the club is to train prospective teachers in the various facets of teaching both ele- mentary and secondary. The pledge which follows will present a clear picture of the aims and goals of this most popular club. THE FUTURE TEACHERS PLEDGE THE GOOD TEACHER REQUIRES: Physifnl vilaliyw. I will try to keep my body well and strong. Mental wgar. I will study daily to keep my mind active and alert. Mora! discrimination. I will seek to know the right and to live by it. Whaluome perronalign I will cultivate in myself goodwill, friendliness, poise, upright bearing, and careful speech. Helpfulnexr. I will learn the art of helping others by doing helpful things daily in school and home. Knowledge. I will fill my mind with worthy thoughts by observing all that is beautiful in the world around me, by reading the best books, and by association with the best companions. Leadership. I will make my influence count on the side of right, avoiding habits that weaken and destroy. THESE THINGS WILL I DO NOW THAT I MAY BE WORTHY OI-' 'l'llli HIGH OFFICE OF TEACHER. Miss Lore-ne Roller English, Latin NEW F. T. A. MEMBERS 4 l ROW I: B. Roberts, P. Leason, B. Ward, M. Robineue, C. Snodgrass, T. Hunter, ROW2: R Zoglin .7 E W. VVilliams,J. NNarcl, A. Burke, G. Mason, L. Riddle, M. Horn, G. Myers. l . fl Y ,gl .1 1 5 l FT : l' R' CHARTER MEMBERS V l l . f I If ' ' ' I 1 1 1' . , S ROW I: L. Patterson, L. Panerson,-I, Lanlz, C. Douglass, P. Dawson, I.. Kirk. ROW2: B. Ve-arh, D. Lane, P. Murphy, V, Keeler, M. Paul, M. Danicls, M. Purdnm. ROIVB: W. Oden, P. Fleming, M. Clark. D. DeShafl'on, P. Puester, L. Hullenhcck. F. T. A. I ITIATION SERVICE y 'im .V .ry 4. N , v wr 15,1 1 aff' 4 , Y: 51' A -4 wk 34. , r I4 1 KJ' ,. 5-. H ' ,,, . S In .. ,W 4 7 K . x Q .1 C! J '-.4 m.? 5 r -u 4 --Q gy. , ,3 R ir A M M W fi . 5.9 'V If W ff, fix I! .Q X 1 252 if W W wf W -sn FL Q THE CASTALIANSH QSpring of Inspiration, LA TINIExecutive Commitleeg President, David Ernstg Vice Presidml, Pa! Leasong Szcntagf-Trzasum, Mike VVeslg Pmgmm Chairman, Vicki Clark. Motto: Age et nosce experientia fLive and learn by experiencej The club sang Silt-:ns NOx and Adeste Fideles -two well-known Christmas carols-in costume in the annual Christmas Assembly. They observed Latin Week with the other Latin Clubs in Missouri during which time all members did a spe- cial selling assembly for Latin as a subject. Each member of the club wore a badge during the week advertising their membership in the Castalian Club. v MLVV a.ql l l I 1--,171-X H l.AV.,.,,m, gjm,,,ujm-L5 Prmulz'nI,Jaii1es Litllcg Vlre Prexzdml, Pat Clarkg Serrrlagz-Tmzsurn, llumm lh'5lmllfm: l'r1fgmm lflmzrmzlvl. Lifldii Sfllflffllff- 55 TRAFFIC SQUAD Furnc-r Stalker L3QllCf' MOFSC Lg-Wig Nlorgan Rankin Anderson Hurst Rc-my Nylund Perkins Parrott Brown Farmer OFFICE ASSISTAN TS RON' I K. Pulli, B. Cmurh, li Kmg, Strvpi E. Crouch. IKOIVJ. P. Asvl, D Uhurrhill, N. Her- bcrtson, M. Clark, B Ric-mm STUDE T COUNCIL ROI1'l: P, Mooney, C, Douglass, B. Breckenridge, C. Breckenridge, C. Snodgrass, V. jefferson, F. Ross. RUI1' 2 B. Clark, P. Patti, Bailey, Neale, B. Reed, P. Frazier, M. Henderson, C. Melson. ROW f' S. Bohrn, D. Ernslul. Little. C. Kipfer, S. Norris, R. Langford, F. Crow. The Student Council is the organization which governs the school life ofthe students. The duties of the Student Council include sponsoring assemblies, forming and enforcing rulcs which better the lives ofthe students, and carry on the traditions ofthe school throughout the year. Members are elected to this high honor from their respective homeroonis. Through discussions in their homerooms, they acquire excellent suggestions to present at Student Council meetings. iar ls- - , Blilwr lfrnsv 1 tr 1 1 N X1 llnitlll ll lil H l'it-sttlt-til ul Slutlr-mf mit il St it tt' 57 TUMBLIN G CLUB i lg 1 ROW 1: R. Hawks, L. Avery, J, Gunderson, R. Henry, P. Houtchens, Mr. JOHN CRESS M. Stephens. Social Studies Tumbling Club K, Parrish. ROW 2: W. Ryan, J. Miller, M. Myers, B. Chenoweth, .M B9- Lmx .Xw:'x. l'n.mlni1 59 I THE FALL PLAY THE WONDERF L TAN G A CHINESE FANTASY PERTY MAN ................., .,.., CHO ........,.,.. EMPEROR TSO-TSO ...,..., MADAM TSO-his Empress .... FU-TSE-the oldest Princess ...... LU-TSE-the middle Princess ...,. SU-TSEfthe youngest Princess .... PRO RUS. ...,............ . GENERAL WU ,........ ...... FOUR ATTENDANTS .,..... THE SHAH OF PERSIA ..,., TWO PERSIAN SLAVES .,.. THE KHAN OF TARTARY .... TANG-a student .... ,,.... CHI-CHI-Fu-Tsc's maid ..... PING-WING-Su-Tse's maid.. AH-NO-the court wrestler .... THE DRAGON. ,.........., . CAPTAIN OF THE ARMY ,..,. SOLDIERS... . ...,. TARTAN GUARDS ..... Director ..... . . . . . . ...TedSigman . . . .. Ronald Zoglin . . . . .Bob Turner . . . . .Pat Dawson . . . . .Carolyn Ward ........PatCaH'ey . . . . . . .Maralcc Patti . .Doug Pickcrsgill . .. John Ralston Wade YVillinms Ruger Hastings Bill Crowley ..... .Ed NValtct . . . .Joyce Goodall Pat Housh , . . . .Jinx Brown . Gary Morgan . . Carol Kaiser . . .Mary Prarson , Ritlharcl IVilson ... Lottttt Mcnkf' . Lynn Pt-nticull' . . .Yir Grvgo Raynmnd Ross Charles Close David Chilrlvrs Curtis Pearce Thelnla llollitlay Katliryn Murray Miss Nancy Watts ,K ,L 7 -av -4. 5 N Q . Y -Ei 5 -.-,f f. :im -?W'1Af1'A32 .,-.,-23, - x . ,- 5 iv, 1 f ' -,,' , ' Q QU-.4,fg,':f F , mx-11321211 7 ?'f'G'- X P lff1y.gf.7' ..g5', V24 , -,Ju .,.,Ak 1 Q. X ,f A f, X ,N 1 M .- 0 Q ff' Q mg M V Y' mb! ,N A x pg 'ff ff QQ! ' 2 X S A 9' 'N . C Q sl .1 Q kt, .-ef' K V- S. .9 Mrs. McNemee CAFETERIA LADIES 1- ' . , 'V ' A ' ' a s 1 f X ' , ' 5, ' ' 'h f f ' . J 1 , . 'V , '-O' ' v , -ff' V ' f Y oi t H fs: Awnifaf' Q -f if ' A Mrs. Falcone I Q j 55, Manager Mrs. Perkins ' 'e Mrs. Totten , H gg t I . ,, Armffgf 'W f A K ' ,Q get My vw . ..., -P '1 A N, 1? sM T Mrs, Merritt Mrs Kienberger Mrs. Lamb Mrs. Howard A ' il 4 ,m Val , 9 I 1 1, .. Mrs. Heater The cafeteria ladies daily prepare hot meals for the student body. They also arrange an assortment of sandwiches and other kinds of foods for those who do not wish to buy a hot lunch. V 5 e yi F' 'Q iii 5 3 , -7 ,- Ly W FH 5- e . -,, 7 3. I ,,-L t V1 i . ,. . K 3,5 H34 f 1 .T F' ' f-'ww - J pf - ,Q Af: K f , e A V -'gre ...,. fm, , e -.2 Walter Funk, S. W. Clark, W. P. johnson, George Root. 64 CUSTODIANS The custodians maintain the cleanliness of our school, keeping it neat and orderly. This in turn, provides a healthful atmosphere in which the student body may work. ..s.a.... Q 2. .v -q-,gg 5 ,1 1 Z cn u ,-. rs 'Y k. a oh 'fun GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATIO . S Q9 5. W V1 Q .A 'ix 1. 5 1: K . , an r . ROW I: P. Fritts, W, Watts, F. Robards, G. Manning, A, Burke, R. Stolz, S. Hale, R. Stolz, M. Herlig, B. Starke, D, Bunner, N. Grabe, B. Newton, J. Lindsay, M. Pearson, B. Ward. ROW 2: L. Krell, L, Shacldcn, P. Madison, T, Holliday, D. Kvarve, W. Oden, Haynes, R, Tye, D. Curley, A. Sayre, L. Arnold, L. Kistler, J, Miller, R. Bevin, T. Manning, B. Rierson, P. Stradef, L. Dicus, B, Laux, S. Messmer, C. Ewing. Z. Holliday, Secretary, J. Miller, Vice-President, G, Manning, Presidentg T. Holliday, Recorder, M. Pearson, Treasurer. The Girls' Athletic Association is an organization that offers girls from grades 9 to l2 the opportunity to participate in some of the sports activities, A few of the sports in which the girls take part are: bugkciballi volleyball, field hockey, aerial dart and badminton. 65 is ffffg. 2 -lr-A 1' Q. ' Y T A . sb Q1 4 . 1,2 , ,I 'fp 'ff 22 ,vga na 41- x , 4 A fl PQ. Q' 5.g,xH Ai: , , . -,',..,, , . F W UU 1 f v - V N J N 4 ' fa- E29 .al 1 ma iii is gf, w. 'ff ff Qifgi? if ' Tm lb QQ: 5 tl' Egg' Q 1 Il ' 1--wa ' -. .'-Qfnim, ,, If 4- ,..: ,bbw f -if, , 'S gi J . . f--W W-ff,-vmmw'-www i gf. W 1 5. Q 57,4 YA 'if- llgii Q 1' -- THE CHEERLEADERS Marie Daniels, Pat Clark, Donna DeShaH'on, Denise Renault, Judy Smith, Dorothy Curry The cheerleaders, elected in the spring of 1957, began their vigorous practice last summer to prepare for this year's sports events. They led the Pep Club in exciting cheers to boost the morale of the team and arouse the school spirit of the student body. 68 1-4-asf:-nag-uw I M usic fl'-'?Q4.-1 llV'C'l Inj , ff ,fra K.,- B. BAKER W. ASHLEY R BARUCH R BE XVINI R CROWV J -11-HY . ,,.,r R. ELLIS R. DUNBAR G FORAKER R, A. FULLER M, EMERSON gm , 497 S .-I' 3 N. cunms T. GOSNEY R com LD M, GREENE J.11oRN1G bf' -.rf -err? ' .I L BAD f 131 , ' . ,Q -ras . ,A . --sl ..,.p' J. HORN I.. 1,1'D12c:Kn C. LYMAN L. KIRK y IXLQQAXRI y I '17 A, Mc-C.-XRTHY R. MCCUISTON L, MCCOLLOM K. MURR Y! ...a it-if P, MCCUNE n iv? .pf . -..-r K. REMY D. PIIII,LIPI'R L. SIHDDEN 1:3 157. K. Mrl .fXRIAN L, PENTICUFF L. NOTIIX XFFL M. REICIIIER K Y.XND.XI.L S. 'IWYLOR mo? feds R. ILXITHEL NI. SNOW R XSS R WILSON R N1 fl 'Q F Eve ...W 7 V rv ': Q 2, ra .QV A1 - pr ex is I ,xg A 5 -S P r . I my 1 11 -. i. ,. 'x X Ei vi 'i ., 1-I 4 uv l ih:2.nu.-..n... M. 1511? ., -1.-fire-Z.,-... . 11 -- BOYS' GLEE CLUB ROW I: T. Sigman, L. Penticuif, D. Ducate, D. Wenski, M. Kennedy, J. Humphrey, D McQuitty, R. Scott, D. Jones. ROW 2: L. Barling, B, Tumer, E. Carpenter, C. Sharp, L. Nothv nagel, P. Patterson, B. Rowland, R. Henry, R. Harrington, G. Myers, D. Crow. Mr. JACK OVERBEY Vocal Music 74 nv E ,- u I- 5 1 I 2 A CAPPELLA CHOIR ROW 1: Marsh, Meier, Rice, Watts, Hornig, Holliday, Sigman, Ward, Holliday, Easley, Robinette, Jones. ROW2: Breckenridge, Lants, Douglass, Bunn, Messmer, Totten, Tiemann, Mason, Patterson, Patterson, Hogg, Curry. ROW3: Ducate, McGinty, Penticug, Frazier, DeShaffon, Heaivilin, Clark, Herbertson, Pew, Humphrey, Scott, McQuitty. ROW 4: Sullins, Payne, Reicher, Fleming, Teeter, Bonnel, Browne, Lants, Noel, Yung, Randazzo, Riddle, Kennedy. ROW5: Wenski, Myers, Crow, Tumer, Henry, Carpenter, Patterson, Nothnagel, Sharp, Rowland, Barling, Harrington, Hearn. The a cappella choir is the most active of the vocal music groups in Center High School. The choir has appeared in a vesper service, in the Mayorls Christmas carol program, P.T.A. meeting, operetta, jamboree, conference music festival, state music festival, and at school assemblies. The choir under the direction of Mr. Overbey is composed of approximately 55 members who assemble twice a week as a purely extra-curricular activity. 76 'Q W fs w-3 - 1 , 1 -159' f IH Q M I 1 - ,-4 ,Y ' 1 Ag A 1 ' f 3, GL 4 r . 7, 9' 'Q 9 Q '9 R 9 Q . M W'f, P , . ,F f if gig if ' 4 V AJ Q ri fr ffwT j-psfiii-xi E3 ' . 'A 12? , ' V -' ' ' Q- -qw A . -f Q Q-1 x.:-1gf'.:f S qf 3 f 'U ,, 4 X i Q. A 'J ff ,., A 1 L f 44' A if X, M 6? 4 I AY J gi , R! K 5 , Xy2yff7VH L Q A fe A K .,, Y- , 1, f v 4, ,,,, S . , f, 7, L 4 , .3 fi. Lk Q gg' P 'Tiff E' 5 lutfw 'WY ' V: '9+? i ?v ' ' K. 5 lm? A' in , ' f. 2 A 2 1- Q fm.. mf 'W , L i . Q43 giifflsf K, gti-wc. 1' , 1, ,, A bf f T T .1- I T 1-5 Q ,x K f . U, - Q ,, .. ,, u ., W' naw A, -f ' F X M A v 1 3' 93? 'X Q WX: I P O V its xx X -f I ' X 'ig llm gs 4 , A 9011! Q l- I A , P L I i I u P 1 I ! I ? 1 wi in 11 I 494-5 ,M , ,yu- Q fx I, 'Lf' 'af' 'Q u3 l Ji fi E' IW lm 9 Harry Lane. fullback, recovered a Center fumble in the end- zone for 6 points. In the second quarter. halfback, Larry Nylund. completed a brilliant 47-yard pass play with halfback, Ronnie Perkins, for the second counter of the game. A 28- yard punt return by Larry Nylund set the stage for the third tally, Larry Bullard again marked up an easy touchdown around right end from two yards out. Pete Ycarout completed the scoring when he kicked the extra point. We'1e Rolling! CENTER 7 GRAIN VALLEY 7 Non-conference Grain Valley met Center on Memorial Field for the annual Homecoming game, What appeared to be a run-away contest with Center in the drivcr's seat turned out to be a. defensive contest, The opening kickoff went to halfback Ronnie Perkins who returned the pigskin 83 yards for a thrill- ing touchdown.' Point number seven was added by Mickey Bantals conversion, The rest of the game was purely a defensive stand for Center. Tied Again! CENTER 13 RUSKIN 0 The Yellowjacket gridders bounced back to mall and shut out Ruskin 13-0. It was the first shut out of the season. Center kept the Ruskin offense completely handcuffed through- out the game, jim Byram, halfback, scampered 45 yards off- tackle for the initial touchdown. In the next quarter halfback Ronnie Perkins hroke up the Ruskin defense when he darted 20 yards off-tackle for Center's second counter, Mickey Banta then added the finishing touch by kicking the extra point. Picking up Speed! CENTER 13 LEE'S SUMMIT O Center crushed Leels Summit, conference leaders, 13-0 in a second shut out. Setting up the initial touchdown quarter- back Mike West passed 46 yards to Ronnie Perkins. halfback. Larry Bullard then took a pitchout around left end for the - s. ,...--W1--2--2 my-J Y, V tally, A few plays later Bullard executed the same play for a 24-yard touchdown. Mickey Banta kicked the conversion. Champions???? CENTER 32' FORT OSAGE 6 Rolling over Fort Osage. Center climaxed Mid-West con- ference play with a 5-1-1 league record, Yellowjacket full- haek, Harry Lane, sparked Center to a victory with outstanding defensive and offensive play. Lane punctured the Indian goal lme twice on driving runs of 9 and 23 yards. Tim Turner and Bob Farmer showed up on pass defense for Center with inter- cepted Fort Osage passes. Larry Bullard. halfback. eantered 15 yards around right end for the third Yellowjaeket tally. Steve Gericke caught a conversion pass from quarterback Mike West. Ronnie Perkins, halfback, tasted pay-dirt concluding a 12-yard dash. Kicking the conversion was Mickey Banta. Mike West sneaked the last tally in from the 1-yard line. We're Running Wild! CENTER 31 PARK HILL 7 Climaxing a winning season. Center marked up an easy win over Park Hill, Halfhack jim Byram led the Yellow- jacket's parade of touchdowns with two tallies. One of the outstanding efforts of the game led to a 47-yard jaunt for a touchdown by Jim Byram. Rambling for 24 yards halfback Larry Bullard crashed the goal line for a tally. Mickey Bama Converted. Squeezing through a defensive goal line stand from 4 yards out Ronnie Perkins. halfback, scored Center's fourth tally of the contest. Capping the scoring column for the season and the game, Hany Lane, fullback, ripped off a 20 yard touchdown. Glory Prevailrf Larry Bullard was named to the 1957 All-District Football team, Larry received Honorable Mention as a halfhack. Neale Center Smith Center Remy Fullback Rankin Guard llrown Cochran Goldberg Matney Tackle ..' t' iv I in . GU-ml End Guard FUOTBALL TEAM CIA!! elliiiwglel ROW I: Byram, West, Nylund, Lane, Cochran, Hurst, Farmer, Morse, Turner, LaQ'uey, Letzig. ROW2: Bullard, Perkins, Anderson, Remy, Reed, Matney, Goldberg, Neale, Rankin, Barnes, Smith, Daniels. ROW3: Coach Kuechler, Simpson, Stutzman, Gericke, Yearout, Banta, Wilson, Brown, Ringle, Parrolt, Smith, Huber, Coach Nelson. i B TEAM ROW If Shade, Heaivilin, Morgan, Kipfer, Mastersulones, Oliver, Brown, Parker. Newton, Norris, ROWQ: Hoffman, Minnier, Patedjl, Smith, Greene, Luther, Peck, Langford, Key ser, Barnes, Ridcllc, ROW3: Coach Kuechler, Royce, Waddill, Hgdgon, Nvalker, Campbell, Barnes, Cliatiin, Reidel, Coach Nelson. I 88 :il w J s 4-0 0 n ,Q I X I! 'W NATIONAL muon sousrv S I 1 S lt 4 3 fs V X X 4. 44 3?-N dt A I awe SENIOR BETTE MAE FRAZIER 4 Class Urlicer 9-11-125 Pep Club 95 Band 9-105 Y-Tcens 9-10-ll-125 Y-Teen Officer 11-125 Operetta 9-10-11-125 Jamboree 10-11-125 Music Contestant 9-10-ll-125 Madrigal 115 Concert Choir 115 Stage Crew 9-105 A Cappella Choir 9-10-11-125 One Act Plays 9-10-115 Fall Play 115 Speech Contestant 105 Girls' Glee Club 95 JOHN BAILEY 4 Class Ofli- cer 125 Student Council 125 Photographer, Yellowjacket 11-125 Searchlight 11-125 Quill and Scroll 125 Science Club 115 M.I.P.A. 125 BONNIE LEA PAYNE4Class Officer 125 Pep Club 115 Assistant Activity Editor, Yellowjacket 125 Quill and Scroll 125 Y-Teens 9-10-ll-125 Y-Teen Oflicer 115 Operetta 10-11-125 Jamboree 10-11-125 Music Contestant 9-11-125 A Cappella Choir 11-125 One Act Plays 105 Girls' Glee Club 9-ll-125 JOYA BARBARA PATTI 4 Class Ollicer 9-125 Student Council 115 Y-Teens 9-10-11-125 Y-Teen Officer 115 Music Contestant 95 Girls Glee Club 125 Le Cercle Francais 125 KATHRYN CONNER 4 Class Officer 125 Office Assist- ant l25 Pep Club 115 Production Manager, Yellowjacket 125 Quill and Scroll 125 Y-Teens 11-125 Operetta 115 JANIE ALSUP 4 Y-Teens 125 JERRY ANDERSON 4 Castallans 125 BOB BARNES 4 Football 125C Club 125 One Act Plays 125 ANITA LOUISE BELL 4 Pep Club 105 Y-Teens 9-10-11-125 Operetta 10-115 Music Contestant 10-115 Girls' Glee Club 10-115 Jamboree 10-115 DAVID BART BEREY4National Honor Society 11-125 Traffic Squad 115 Track 105 Basketball 10-ll-125 Castalians 125 JIM M. BOSLAUGH 4 Football 10-125 Track 125 Basket- ball 125 Assistant Sports Editor, Yellowjacket 125 Searchlight 125 CAROL BRECKENRIDGE 4 Student Council 125 Y-Teens 9-10-11-125 Operetta 9-10-115 Jamboree 9-10-ll-125 Music Con- testant 9-10-11-125 A Cappella Choir 10-11-125 GAA 125 Girls! Glee Club 9-105 MARY ELLEN BRIDGES 4 Pep Club 10-115 Yellowjacket 125 Y-Teens 9-10-11-125 Operetta 9-115 Jamboree 95 Music Contestant 95 Stage Crew 9-11-125 One Act Plays. 10-115 Spring Play 115 Speech Con- testant 115 MARYANN BROST 4 Y-Teens 9-10-11-125 Jamboree 105 A Cappella Choir 10-115 Library Club 95 JIM BROWN 4 Fall Play 125 One Act Plays 125 THOMAS ALAN BROWN 4 Traflic Squad 11-125 Football 10-11-125 Spring Play 125 C Club 125 Hi-Y 125 PAMELA BROWNE 4 Class OfHcer 115 Pep Club 11-125 Activity Editor, Yellowjacket 125 Searchlight 11-125 Quill and Scroll Club 11-125 Y-Teens 9-10-11-125 Y-Teen Oflicer 115 Opcrctta 9-10-11-125 Jamboree 9-10-11-125 Music Contestant 9-10-11-125 Stage Crew 9-10-115 A Cappella Choir 9-10-11-125 Thespians 105 Girls' Glee Club 9-10-125 M.I.P.A. Member 125 LARRY DEAN BULLARD 4 Football 10-11-125 Track 10-11-125 Basketball 105 C Club 11-125 Hi-Y 125 MALINDA LOU BUNN 4 Y-Teens 10-11-125 Y-Teen Officer 11-125 Operetta 10-115 Jamboree 10-115 Music Contestant 10-115 A Cappella Choir 115 Girls' Glee Club 105 LYNDA BURSTEN 4 Y-Teens 11-125 PATRICIA CAFFEY 4 Pep Club 9-10-11-125 Yellowjacket 125 Y-Teens 9-10-11-125 Operetta 9-10-115 Jamboree 9-10-115 Music Contestant 9-10-115 A Cappella Choir 10-115 One Act Plays 125 Fall Play 125 Librarian 9-105 Girls' Glee Club 9-105 JERRY LEE CARROLL 4 Football 9-115 HELEN JOYCE CLARK 4 Y-Teens 9-10-125 PATRICIA ANNE CLARK 4 National Honor Society 11-125 Pep Club 10-11-125 Yellowjacket 125 Yellowjacket Queen Candidate 125 Homecoming Attendant 125 Y-Teens 10-11-125 Operetta 10-11-125 Jam- boree 11-125 Music Contestant 10-11-125 Madrigal 105 Concert Choir 10-11: A Cappella Choir 10-11-125 One Act Plays 105 Spring Play 11-125 FTA 11-125 FTA Oliicer 12: Girls' Glee Club 10-125 Cheerleader 11-125 Castalians 125 Scholarship Medal 115 Bausch and Lomb Award 125 ARLENE ELIZABETH COOK 4 Office Assistant 105 Pep Club 10-11-125 Y-Teens 10-11-125 Y-Teen Ollicer 125 Operetta 10-115 Jamboree 10-115 Girls' Glec Club 10-115 Assembly Organist 10-11-125 DOROTHY CURRY 4 Pep Club 11-125 Searchlight 11-125 Quill and Scroll Club 11-125 Y-Teens 11-125 Operetta 11-125 Jamboree 11-125 Music Contestant 125 A Cappella Choir 125 FTA 115 Cheerleader 125 DAVID DANIELS 4 National Honor Society 125 Football 9-10-11-125 Track 9-11-125 Basketball 9-ll-125 C Club 11-125 Sports Editor, Yellowjacket 125 Searchlight 11-125 Quill and Scroll Club 11-125 PATRICIA DAWSON 4 Pep Club 9-10-115 Searchlight 125 Y-Teens 9-10-11-125 Operetta 9-115 Jamboree 9-115 Music Contestant 9-115 A Cappella Choir 115 One Act Plays 105 Spring Play 11 5 Fall Play 11-125 FTA 115 Librarian 105 Girls' Glee Club 9-115 Cheerleader 95 STUART DECK 4 Castalians 125 DONNA MARIE DE SHAFFON 4 Pep Club 11-125 Yellowjacket 125 Searchlight 125 Yellowjacket Queen Candi- date 125 Homecoming Attendant 115 Y-Teens ll-125 Y-Teen Oflicer 115 Operetta 11-125 Jamboree 11-125 Music Contestant 11-125 Concert Choir 111 A Cappella Choir 11-125 One Act Plays 115 FTA 11-125 FTA Officer 115 Girls' Glee Club 125 Cheerleader 125 Spring Play 125 Quill and Scroll Club 125 BOB DUNBAR 4 Band 11-125 Jamboree 115 Music Contestant 11-125 Fall Play 115 Pep Band 11-125 EDWINA MAY DONNELL 4 Pep Band 95 Y-Teens 9-10-11-125 Y-Teen Oflicer 10-11-125 Operetta 9-10-115 Jamboree 9-10-11-125 Music Contestant 9-10-11-125 Madrigal 10-115 Concert Choir 115 A Cappella Choir 10-11-125 Librarian 9-10-115 Girls' Glee Club 9-10-125 CAROL ANN DOUGLASS 4 Student Council 125 Ollice Assistant 105 Pep Club 9-10-11-125 Pep Club Officer 11-125 Yellowjacket 125 Searchlight 125 Quill and Scroll 125 Y-Teens 10-1 l-125 Operetta 10-1 1-12 5 Jamboree 10-11-12: Music Contestant 10-I 1-12 3 A Cappella Choir 10-11-125 One Act Plays 115 Fall Play 115 FTA 11-125 Librarian 115 Girls' Glee Club 10-125 BRUCE ERNST 4.National Honor Society 11-125 Student Council 125 Yellowjacket 11-125 Student Council President 125 Operetta 125 WANDA J. EVANS 4 Y-Teens 125 Librarian 105 VERNON EWING 4 Class Officer 115 ROBERT EDWIN FARMER -- Class Officer 125 National Honor Society 11-125 Traflic Squad 11-125 Football 9-10-11-125 Track 9-10-11-125 Basketball 105 Band 9-105 C Club 11-125 Hi-Y 9-10-125 Operetta 9-105 Jamboree 9-105 Music Contestant 9-105 Traffic Squad Captain 125 Pep Band 91 PEGGY SUE FRAZIER W Student Council 125 Y-Teens 11-125 BEVERLY JUNE GLEASON 4 Pep ,Club 101 Class Editor, YCll0wl21CkC1,12a Quill and Scroll 125 Y-Teens 9-10-ll-12: Operetta 10-ll: Millilgal 10-115 Cor-Cert Choir 10-115 A Cappella Choir 10-115 Girls' Glee Club 105 Music crlimcsmnt 10-115 90 ei' ACTIVITIES 1 C Jamboree 10-115 RONALD GOLDBERG - Football 11-125 C Club 125 S rin Pla 12' TERRY GOSNEY - Band 11-12: Music Contestant 11-125 Fall Play ll-125 Spring Pity 111-125 One Agt Plays 115 JERRY A. GUNDERSON f Track 105 Tumbling Club 11-125 ROGER ALLEN HASTINGS - Traffic Squad 105 Football 105 C,O.E. Club 125 JUDY HOLCOM - Y-Teens 10-1.1-125 Operetta 10-11: Jamboree 10-115 Music Contestant 10-11 5 Concert Choir 11 5A Cappella Choir 115 C.O.E. Club 125 Girls' Glee Club 10-115 JOHN F. HUMPHREY - Track 10-11: C.O.E. Club 11-125 C.O.E. Club OHicer 11-121 TREVA HUNTER - Pep Club 11-125 Yellowi jacket 125 Quill and Scroll 125 Searchlight 125 Y-Teens 10-11-125 Jamboree 115 Music Con- testant 115 One Act Plays 105 FTA 125 Girls' Glee Club 115 ROBERT LEROY HURST - Traffic Squad 125- Football 9-10-ll-125 Track 95 C Club 11-125 Hi-Y 10-125 Hi-Y Oflicer 125 Jatnboree 125 Spring Play 125 DALE JOHNSON 3 Hi-Y 9: Castalians 125 DICK JUNG - Science Club 115 MARY JANE KAHLE - Class Officer 115 National Honor Society 11-125 Pep Club 11-125 Y-Teens 125 FTA 11-125 FTA OHYTCET 125 D.A,R. Good Citizen Award 125 MARJORIE ANN KEMME S Y-Teens 125 LEE ANN KISTLER - Y-Teens 9-10-11-125 Operetta 9-115 Jamboree 9-115 Music Contestant 9-115 A Cappella Choir 115 Girls' Glee Club 9-10-115 LARRY LETZIG - Tranic Squad 125 Football 10-11-125 C Club 11-125 Hi-Y 9-125 WANDA LEE LANGFORD - Band 9-10-11 5 Y-Teens 10-11-125 Operetta 115 Music Contestant 9-10-115 A Cappella 10-115 One Act Plays 115C.O,E. 12 5 Girls' Glee Club 115JAMES LITTLE- National Honor Society 11-125 Student Council 125 Football 9-125 Track 9-10-115 Basketball 9-10-11-125 Band 9-105 C Club 11-125 Yellowjacket 125 Hi-Y 9-105 Music Contestant 9-105 LOUISE MADSEN - Y-Teens 10-11-12: Operetta 115 Jamboree 10-11: One Act Plays 105 Speech Contestant 105 Science Club 125 KATHERINE MALLORY 7 Y-Teens 9-125 Oper- etta 11 5 Librarian 10-11 5 Girls' Glee Club ll : RUBY JEIVELL MCGRADY f Y-Teens 10-11-125 Operetta 115 C.O.E. Club 11-125 Librarian 95 LANI MOORE - Y-Teens 12: YVILLIAM F, MORSE - Class OHicer 9-10: TraHic Squad 12: Football 9-10-11-125 Track 9-10: Basketball 9-10-11-125 Band 95 C Club 11-125 Hi-Y 9-125 Yellowjacket King Candidate 12: Music Con- testant 95 PAT MURPHY - Y-Teens 125 GARY MYERS -- Class Ofncer 115 National Honor Society 11-125 Student Council 105 Editor, Yellowjacket 125 Quill and Scroll 12 : Hi-Y 9-10-11-125 Hi-Y Officer 11-12: Operetta 10-11-125 Jamboree 10-11-125 Music Contestant 10-11-125 A Cap- pella Choir 125 FTA 125 Boys' Glee Club 10-11-125 Castalians 125 M.I.P.A. Member 12: One Act Plays 125 BAXTER NEWTON, JR, - Football 125 Track 12: MARTIN NIEBERGALL - C.O.E. Club 125 MARJORIE NOELfA Cappella Choir 12: Girls, Glee Club 12: FRANK L. O'BRIEN - Hi-Y 9-125 Operetta 10-11-12: Jamboree 9-10-11-125 Nlusic Contestant 9-10-11-12: Madrigal 10-115 Concert Choir 10-115 A Cappella Choir 10-11-12: Science Club 9-10-1 1-12 5 Boys' Glee Club 9-10-11-125 Chess Club 10: Science Club Oflicer 11-125 MORRIS MICHAEL PHILLIPS - Band 9-105 Searchlight 11: Hi-Y 105 Operetta 10-11-125 Jamboree 10-11-12: Music Contestant 9-10-11-125 Madrigal 10-11: Concert Choir 10-115 A Cappella Choir 10-11-12: Boys' Glee Club 10-115 JIM DEAN PUMMILL - Track 95 C.O.E. Club 125 SHARON LEE REICHER - Searchlight 11-125 Y-Teens 9-11-125 Operetta 9-10-11-125 Jamboree 9-10-11-121 Music Contestant 9-10-115 A Cappella Choir 10-11-125 Girls' Glee Club 9-10-11-12: WILLIAM HENRY REMY - Student Council 115 Traffic Squad 125 Football 9-10-11-12: Tmfk 9-10: Basketball 9-10-11-125 Band 95 C Club 11-125 Yellowjacket King Candidate 125 Hi-Y 9-125 JANET ELAINE RIDDLE - Class Officer 95 Student Council 9: Office Assistant 95 Pep Club 95 Drum and Bugle Corps 115 Y-Teens 9-10-11-125 Operetta ll-125 Music Contestant 11-125 A Cappella Choir 11-125 Girls' Glee Club 11-12: PATRICIA ANN SCHRAML-Y-Teens 125 Operetta 115 Music Contestant 115 Girls, Glee Club 115 SCHROEDER - Class Oth- cer 115 National Honor Society 11-125 Pep Club 10-115 Financial Chairman. Yellowjacket 125 Y-Teens 10-11-125 Y-Teen Oilicer 11-12: Operetta 11: MUSIC Conffmam 11: FTA 11: FTA Officer 115 Girls' Glee Club 115 OLIN SHEARER - C.O.E. Club 12: KENNETH SHIELDS - Basketball 10: Hi-Y 95 Jamboree 115 C.O.E. Club 125 JERRY C. SHILT 7 Track 10: Band 10-115 Music Contestant 10-11: Science Club 10: WALT SIMPSON - 174001112111 121 C Club 125 Hi-Y 12: Spring Play 121 JUDY SMITH - Student Council 105 Pep llow'acket 12 Yellowacket Queen Candidate 12 Homecoming Attendant 12 Club 10-11-12: Ye 1 : JL 5 3 -i . 1 5 Y-Teens 9-10-11-125 Operetta 115 Music Contestant .115 G11'lS Glee Club 1l1'Cl1cCf1CHdPrY11-123 MARTHA SNODGRASS - Band 9.10-11-12: Junior High Editor, Yellowjacket 12: X-Teens 9-10-11-125 Operetta 115 Jamboree 9-10-11-125 Music Contestant 9-111-1,1'123 QW' ACT P13Y5 9-101 Spring Play 9-105 Fall Play 9-10: Library Club 9: Junior' Play 9: Girls Glee f.lub 115 Le Cercle Francais 125 Castalians 125 M.I.P,A. Member 125 Qglll and Scroll 122 BOB QTURBER 7 Yellowjacket 125 Hi-Y 125 Operetta 115 stage Crew 1-1 A onlne-lla Choir 1151-, Spring Play 11-12: Boys' Glee Club 11-125 Fall Play 12: one Act PlaYS 1-1 TIM E- Tl-RNER - Class omffr 91 Traffic squad 10-11-12: romsni 9-10-11-12: Track 9'J9il1iB3?k?jf'H1.1 9-10: Band 95 C club 11-121 Yellowjacker 125 Yellowyacket Kms Cfmf1'd3'f' 1-R ,FY ILE-NUF' Cfmmifefl 9- Football Captain 12: Spring Plav 12: One Act Plays 12: M.-XRGA E VE A A. YE f- Y- eens 9-10-11-12: Operetta 11: C.O.E, Club 115 BILL VAN POOL --- Yellowjacket 12: Hi-Y 12: Jamboree 11.123 SHARQN VAN TINE f Class OHircr ll: National Honor Society 12: Pep Club 11-12: Assistant Editor. Yellowjacket 125 Quill and Scroll 12: Y-TPLIFIS 11-121 Qlfffflffl 115 Music Contestant 11: Girls, Glee Club 11: M.I,P,A. Mcinbrr 12:'Casta13ns '12: Jain mrpree 12, JUDI-I-H SVR yVII1TED -- Drum and Bugle Corpsoll: Yellownicliet 17-3 Y-lm-vis' 1715- Oper. mm 11, stu-if cfimpsmm ll: one cziuh Ofliccr 1-: .LECK 1111--fl-T -- 'Hi-N I-A X51-120 Cm, 125 LEO EUGENE WILSON 5 5 cos. citib ll-1-5 D,-XRRE ,L D, it ITT - - c.o,E. Club 12. 91 2 1 fl 11 'ui jw, .1 ' 'Lf sa: E s ft! 0 X 5 Q'f' AA r 5 1 ' I I u H F JJ 'X yan gy 'V 5'-15? P. T. A. OFFICERS .tg ROW I: Mr. lN1eier, hir. Stow, Mrs. Keiser, Mr. Wladdill, NIL Howells, B. Ernst. ROIVQ: lvlr. Foraker, Mrs. Douglass, Mrs. Lyman, Mrs. Remy, Mrs. Meier, Mrs. Younger, Mrs. XVaddill, The P. T. A. stands behind the students to guide meetings, administrating the scholarship fund, and the interests ofthe public in our school. They are planning the school carnival. Another activity ofthe very active during the year sponsoring interesting P. T. A. is the Senior Reception held every spring. COMMITTEE CHAIRME .S ,, ICUI1' I' Mr. Jonvs, First Vim'-Prcsiclentg Mrs XN'enski. Prcsidcm, Mi. Cum, S4-crmiitl Yu:-f Prvsirlvnl RUWQJ Mrs, Hcrlig. llismrian: Mrs. llmiiviliii, florra-spnncling Sm'x'lt'l:.il'y1 lxlrx lluusli, 'l'l'mist1r'Prg Miss Cunninglimn, lifrorcling Sectvliirw' Qumor High CI f?-5? for x I 2' Q K 5 ' . X ..... ..... . 52 , I ff x f' Y ' r ' ' Mackey Wilcoxon Lela Garrison Barbara Puxkhiser Richard Herlig Industrial Art English Mathematics Social Studies CENTER JUNIOR FACULTY SOUTH CITY VIEW FACULTY Leroy Barrows Marjorie Humo Aleen Bluma Dean Russell Prinrripal Eighth Grade Seventh Grade Physical Education 94 ' V fr - . -.... - ,,,..4.,ff,-.....,,. 52,2 . ,,-hrs, W, M , , K 1..- . John Snider Sarah Neale Samuel Keith Social Studies-Coach English Principal BOO E FACULTY Janet Parker William Speise Mary Throckmorton Lane Ulmer Mathematics Science Homemaking Industrial Arts ...vii ' Roh'-1' Smith Louise Brvtlrrhoeft Rhr-a Cooley Arlf-nc Srliurnnnn S11ri:+1S'.i:iws Mrurhcmnlim5-fllnglish Music AF! 95 if 5457 T QAM 'Ire '7a'l Q gl i Q - I .4 r QW. 'il 1 E? 'E .h' - J ,gm g, rg , QF? , ' W 1 . 4 ,rye V'7 1 if 1 ' WX '91 . , 'F ',g x9 I am- ii Yf:r f-if... Qs we Ga i 1 :EE I4 V . vw- . Q. B A I , 'i Qi a H A , SOUTH CITY VIEW EIGHTH GRADE ROW I: P. Hagebusch, J, Redenbaugh, M. Campbell, L. Morgan, S, Kaplan, G. Snyder, D. Ward, D. Crow, R. Nass, J. Andrade, R. Prinds, M. J. Foraker, M. Renne, L. Forste, ROW 2: J. Howell, O, McNeil Jr., D. Carlson, R, Robards, J. Lewis, P. Wiedemann, J. Vaughan, Waddill, G. Crosby, R. Lawrence, G. Fanning, D, Knapp. ROW 3: J, Swartz, L. Trott, E.. Smith, N. Ruckett, S, Blackett, D. Ammon, B. Bayne, M. Guild, R. Houtz, S. Tendle, J. Jackson. SEVE TH GRADE ROW I: B. Cresswell, L. Davin, J. Renick, S, Steele, M. Blackmon, J, Sturgess, R. Painter, B. Hastings, C, Lee. ROW 2: Miller, P. Lowe, Smith, K, Axon, P. Mankin, C, Bockelman, R. Wheeler, D. Colwell, S. Lacey. ROW 3: K. Kirkpatrick, J. Banta, T. Welterman, J, sperger, B. Noonan, J. Munns, L. Smith Wright. Gant, R. Hun- , E. Houtz, K FIRST ROW: Wadcll, Kraft, Abcrnethy, Taylor, Collins, Cham, Mgr, Huber, Mgr. Miller. THIRD ROW: Smith, Davis, Whited, Barger. SECOND ROW: Knapp, Houtz, Crow, Bayne, Graham, Dotson, Patti, Amick. Burns, Denyer, Burks, Parrott, McCollom, Burras, Bee- THE CENTER JU IOR HIGH FOOTB LL TEA The Center Junior High football team consists of boys from Center, Boone, and South City View schools. The Center Junior High gridiron crew finished a brilliant 1957 season without a loss. No team scored more than two touchdowns against the Little Jackets. The season opened on the Pem-Broke Country Day Held and saw the visiting team emerge with a 28--6 victory, In our next game the fighting Little Jacketsn squeezed past Belton 13--0 on the 1oser's Held. In the opening home game the Little Jackets swamped the Grandview team 34-12 after trailing 12-0 at the end of the first quarter. Leels Summit and Blue Springs were the last teams to fall 34-13 and 19-12. The squad of 33 boys was enthusiastic about practice as well as games and all are hoping for future successful seasons. NOT PICTURED: Clark, Hoverstnck, Albright, Ammon, Blackett, Day, Fanning, Farch- min, Madden, Miller, Reichcr, Scott. 1 1 i l 3 -...l fvfgii rm , , mfr fs 1. X' Q Z PW' ir VM ,V CA, ,Xl ,W ,4,y:f,f-- P 413,i 2 2 , elf K A 'f 'mt s CENTER HOMEMAKING 699 sr' 'N ' . ,zfx-K' , ., , ,-wg, 1: ' SU N ff x sf 1 5. s V, nfl.- , will A in gf, LV 9 ' .WV ...4 Y lf 1 !-J il 1 'J'-W7 Q , f mb gg 1 Ji V 9 at f f Wm . ,ui i a 9 1 fi' at , -I ,,,,.., X -f , li' .-5 J' f 6 1 F 'W -i -A 3 S 1 v W -1 w 1 I ua Mu--Q..--.....,..-..J-ni Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page SPONSORS With sincere appreciation, we of the Yellowjacket Staff express our thanks for the assistance which our parents and friends have given toward the financing of our book. We hope this book has stimulated your interest in our school. The pages of this book were sponsored by the following. 1-125th Parliament, Home Room of English III 2-Mr. 81 Mrs. Vernie C. Van Tine, 427 West 87th Street 3-Long's Market, 8124 Woodland, Hi 4-3600 4-Mr. 8: Mrs. William H. Myers, 9007 Wornall -Dittmer's Pharmacy, 8200 Woodland -Senior Class of 1958 -Senior Class of 1958 8-Mr. Sc Mrs. James Clark, 1000 West 89th 9-Ralph's Texaco Service, 89th Wornall 10-Rolland's Studio, 1118 McGee 11-Morrisey Hardware, 8009 Woodland 12-Compliments of a friend 13-Divider 14-Mr. gl Mrs. Frank Patti, 2017 East 87th -Senior Class of 1958 -Mr. Neal Browne 8x Pam, 84-13 Wayne -Village Beauty Shop, 8223 Wornall -Mr. 81 Mrs. John M. Gleason, 7928 South Benton Waldo Grain, 7801 Wornall 19-Mr. 8: Mrs. Arthur M. Brottlund, 8007 Euclid 20-Niagara Cleaners, 7817 Troost, Ja 3-9614- 21-Lou's Barber Shop, 8109 Troost -Mr. 8L Mrs. Cecil C. Snodgrass, 7924 Brooklyn 23-Senior Class of 1958 24-Mr. 8: Mrs, Frank Randazzo, 8845 Vir- ginia Lane 25-Mr. Sc Mrs. Myron Stalker, 8738 Daniel Boone Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Mr. 8a Mrs. James Younger, 1851 East 85th 26-Junior Classroom Mothers 27-Galen Oden, 8820 Ivanhoe Trail 28-Junior Class of 1958 29-Mendall Myers, 8728 Grande Pas 30-Holcom Bros., 8901 Wornall, Ja 3-9700 31-Anthis Beauty Shop, 8002M Woodland, De 3-3964 32-Rollandis Studio, 1 118 McGee 33-A friend of the Yellowjacket 34-Freshman Class of 1958 35-Theobald 81 Burkhoeder, 9904 Holmes 36-McFarlan Radio T.V., 2509 East 85th, Ja 3-4-801 37-Freshman Class of 1958 '38-Leawanna Beauty Salon, 103 jefferson 39-Divider 40-Mr. SL Mrs. Roger Renault, 1108 East 108th Terrace 42-Mr. 8L Mrs. Arnold Schroeder, 404 Porte Cirni Pas 43-Galen Oden, 8820 Ivanhoe Trail 44-Y-Teens of 1958 4-5-Hutcherson Conoco, 99th Holmes 46-Hi-Y of Center School 4-7-Mr. 8L Mrs. Floyd Curry, 611 WVest 86th Terr. Mr. 8a Mrs, Robert DeShafIon, 511 Porte Cimi Pas 48-Library Club 49-C.O.E. Club 50-Mr. 8L Mrs. Riley Hcnry, 1201 East 108th Terr. 51-Science Club Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page 52-Mr. SL Mrs. Vaughn D. Kahle, 909 West 90tl1 Terr. 53-Dr. 8: Mrs. Arthur Smith, l01st tk Holmes 511gMr. K ltlrs. Daley Cowden, 800 Garfield Galen Oden, 8820 Ivanhoe Trail 55-Castalians 56fPaseo Service, 8505 Wloodland 57--Student Council of Center High School 58-Mr. 8: Mrs. Edward Lane, 401 West 86th 59-Mooman's Market, 9902 Holmes 60-Mr. SL Mrs. Wilbur Morgan, 1200 East 108th 61-Stage Crew 62-Commerce Department 63-Mr. 8a Mrs. Eugene Caffey, 8036 Wabash 64-Y-Teens of 1958 65-Mr. 8a Mrs. James L. Lindsey, 212 West 90th 66-Mr. gl Mrs. Virgil Douglass, 312 East 99th 67-Pep Club 68-Mr. 8: Mrs. D. Spears, 1109 East 108th Terr, 69-Music Divider 70-Mr. 8L Mrs. S. W. Clark, 8250 Woodland 71-Instrumental Music Department 72--Instrumental Music Department 73-Mr. 8a Mrs. George Wright, 131 1 East 108th 74-Music Department 75-Music Department 76-Mr. 8: Mrs. M. Kistler, 8532 Wayne Mr. 8L Mrs. John Etiopia, 2022 East Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page 82nd 80-A. L. Douglas Motors, 5715 Prospect 81-Galen Oden, 8820 Ivanhoe Trail A. V. Beck, 8017 Woodland 82-Martin's Midwest Boiler SL Vtfelding Co., 1640 Central 83-Mr. 8: Mrs, Noel Little, 2201 West 74th Street 84-Mr. 8a Mrs. W. H. Remy, 8026 Highland 85-Outerbelt Service Station, 71 8a 150 Hiway 86-Mrs. Zamma Bullard, 7914 Garfield 87-Athletics Department 88-Athletics Department 89-Athletics Department 90-Senior Class of 1958 91-Senior Class of 1958 92-High School P.T.A. 93-Junior High Divider 94-Student Council 95-A friend of the Yellowjacket 96-High School P.T.A. 97-Paseo Upholstery, 8500 Woodland 100-Barling's Carpet 8L Rug Company, 8300 Wornall 102-Mr. 8a Mrs. Earl T. Denyer, 1842 East 82nd Street 105-Science Club of Center High School 106-Senior Class 107-Y-Teens of 1958 108AJunior Class of 1958 109-Speech Class of Center High School 110-Rollands Studio, 1 l 18 McGee . Kkifev L X ,vxr QP 1 X , NU N ,f af X, 5a Xwtxk UV xm OK' X sg ygtlyv ,XL X ,V , 'MPV' 1 zfvfr, I Q ' XJ' X ,CJB jf XFN I iNFjf kykf SRX-X, C A C, lv ' fxkq' 1 -L' ,SDM N , kk, x-iii, BJ, lg Co., '-'ii' bn ,, J J' V 5 474th 'Xxbj X5 8026 ia 150 arflcld Q 5i.:ff6?' - f Q-f ,woo ' 'M X U 2 East lu V 'A t Ig. ml . ki I 1 I mu g. s - X ,- . 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