Center High School - Yellow Jacket Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)
- Class of 1960
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We presentthis Yellowjacketias a l ,fy picture of school life based on customs and traditions established over the .yearstby past I WZ? students seeking the same goals, both educationally and socially, We sinceizely hope you Xigfgaffply-Z enjoy reviewing this past year with us in your 1960 Yellowjacket. V '11, ,ff 0, ji! ,ir 'WX ,asf f' Lv' ,jlfgp - A V- ' ' FA ' ,il f 'Af' f. ' JZ 1' ALM fi!!! QM!Lf',d J -If Mui Sf L-. fy 'MAQ6 1 ' iffy' . i ver! ff' X' , 'Z' , .f' 1 4 :W To MM .. i 'QL ff Q ff Effie , 2 ,. ' C - 'Q 2454 5 5 Af- talk 51? ga-Wm 5QiQixREiElEilEi..4 'im Q ' 50 J X, Q3 -.mllsll h -14 in W1 I , N .fg wg Cf .cQeqte .H. SQZQCCCXQ ig X . 5 1 , V... V. - , ..., vi' w rt .' r -wif 5X-' 'HK -' 'X ' id W C. Y El . ' 2 1 Q YC. Elfiwzf 827 rf, QGQQCQQQ Q W n ' Future SR. High Sit f ' .- , 5? Q , . . ........ 'Q I '15 ....... ...... y , Qf if C- C C17 2- ' . 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Cl1iO I Juniors ................ . . .30 ,2j WU S ph ores .... .......... . . . F P ,ORGANIZATIONS ............................. 41 jf ,l'fafC'fQfrcy1v1T1Es ....................... . ...... 63 ,f5Q621 ?'v?,RTA, ff. ffyrzi. Qfyifg. 64 4Mef,aXgALLOQQ9ff . . 5545-1 fd - ,ff fy J! jf? . X' X - ff ja asgywg, K. Qc QJLH fC Q Qg,Li13PLEy1i215xT,,u .7 .,,, ,f A Sv ' ,J jf , V U I . LfC' C'L'f fx f4k!Q'7ffM U 552674 ,, K K A' ff, ff ' 4 iii NT Q'- Wx. K x 1 nl.- 'nz af . 'fu' n P W E . J, A M A 'f f 1 x.'-', un , 4 . f. Q I ,ff -- , ,f - 1 gg - ' ,JNL fifwdffgw 'fZ5i3fW2qf dLJ RICHARD WILSON Attendants DENISE RENAULT 'H' ANN HOOVER BRUC E REED SCHOOL f Z QQRPORA7-F v SEAL If 'Q' Q' fi' Q9 JUN co W5 X 4 svs'1s 1'...'... l. O 441' 3 .' J! I Q: 'V I A .l- A 0 ' 5 '1 79 Lu 5 2 ru ' U : - .-4 1 V '40-V' 1 I 4 - fi f 1 v 1, Z 1, 5 ' , a' o 5 X u o'. 1 'Q 14' A.. -ks .' '0luuu1 ' A K . X ADMINISTRATIGN - ..- . ...X E -x ,WH f, ,- :hm ' 1 1, x '- 3 TV? MILTON GARRISON Superintendent Of Schools BYRON A. ' ZUDE Principal: Center Senior High School iw R. E. NEALE Assistant Superintendent Of Schools I Y N-N , - U --'f 15 x -A GEORGE LEHMAN TED C. WALLO E EELIE H. LYMAN ecretary of Board QL- mf' Tfeasufel' - v . f-. jr I L X 'S 'I' kin H :,... -- e V f-HJ.-L5,5 Af- --if .--, Jr--. . A A w ,.,Cv 23' 5 D, v - A , Y ........,! :-..--g , .,-.'.v!'LL.,.,,4 4 -YN V GERALD WHISLER KENNETH C. WEST President BOARD OF EDUCATION RALPH E. WRIGHT MARY HANSON Secretary to Superintendent 1 'A 14, h , 5 ,-' GEORGE AM. 'RYDER MANUEL PERRY JAMES LANOUE Replaces Mr. Perry I cf 49' Vu , Q. in A R , - ,' - e,, A V I -,,4- ' Y 'LL-., , :I A . , , V, . iff-P. , :M 4.5 fxflzg A 7 ' I x . ,E-. kb ,g -if aff' 1. A r I' , N: RQ .7 A 4 'A , , -Q X I D ' H. . J A.: l , .' ' 'v ... th - . -1. . 1. T1 Q V' ,, -.' I 'Q 'Sf 3 ' ' 2 Q 1-Y hy'--a I I I pr -. ,ftp pl W . L e V n I Z' fic FACULTY DAVID S. CATTLE Mathematics Sophomore Sponsor CATHERINE CHURCH Commerce Senior Sponsor Y -Teens LOIS CLARK Nurse CLARENCE COLEMAN Science C.O.E. Junior Sponsor GERTRUDE COOPER Psychometrist MARIE CUNNINGHAM Librarian Y -Teens DAVID DE HELMS Science Mathematics Student Council LESLIE DENTON Commerce Photo Club JOHN G. GOTHAM Social Studies Sophomore Sponsor BUFORD ELLIS Audio -Visual FACULTY WILLIAM I-IIRSCH Instrumental Music Pep Band FRANCES M. KNIGHT Home Economics Art Yearbook Advisor JAMES R. KUECHLER Physical Education Athletic Director Coach WILLIAM LEHMAN English National Honor Society Debate Club DAVID LOONEY Director of Guidance and Counseling EDWARD NELSON Mathematics Coach JACK OVERBEY Vocal Music Stage Crew IEANETTE ROBERTS Social Studies Pep Club Assistant G.A.A. LORENE M, ROLLER English Latin Latin Club F.T.A. WILLIAM SCOTT Spanish Psychology Spanish Club FACULTY LOUIS SELVEY English French French Club EDWIN STEINEPQ Science Science Club THOMAS I. STOW English Journalism Searchlight WINIFRED SUTOR Physical Education Pep Club HAZEL SWETNAM Social Studies Junior Sponsor IO ANN THOMPSON English Speech Dramatics Scarlet Masquers MACKEY WILCOXON Industrial Arts Industrial Arts Club E. I. WILLS Drivers Education Drafting Senior Sponsor TRUMAN THOMPSON Director of Curriculum PREBLE FEEN EY Bookkeeper e CLASSES SENIOR CLASS l -'Ja if 57?-Q M' he-Ss- ffv X, f PRESIDENT VICE STEVE MYERS BERND WILDEMANN l F, J I.. A l FS? 7 W ' 'N Qc J SECRETARY TREASURER MEMBER-AT-LARGE IANIE LANTS JOE JONES JIM STUTZMAN While the senior class of has upheld the traditions ofC Senior High School, it has also some new records. It has the 1 graduating class and is the first to have a foreign exchange stu We hope following senior classes accept these challenges and do part in preserving the customs of school. Class Officers and Advisers are ning future activities for the seni rXA SENIORS MARY ANDRADE LOIS M. AVERY MARTHA BERKEY CHRISTINE BESKAS SENIORS wTNIE RAE CROUCH ,NDA CROWLEY ,ORIS ANN CURLEY PSY DAVIS DDI EASLEY M EDGERTON iNVELL FORAKER EVE FRICK SI FURR DIANA LEE CHURCHILL FRED CORBIN 8 ... R: ,K K. A i 1 1 A 'SQ 'W I. 1 4 .1 J P' A V 5 I . 1- ji A A M Y ' Sf.- I:-4 1 ' ' , E'ff?fxl,I- C-21 132, . .F-ifkxwgk.-ig -5' ,f..J.3zE'4M A is-E-if , - i p? - Ear ' . . .- ' 'P-'51 ,A .' . - ' HL' -ui 1 '4P I - X ET 1 W W 53 WJ fi A WA - 'Q L.- SC' . ,p f'Zv'2' gm f' ' 1: - ' 981 ' Qs 1? I 1-.y Lv, TIL' , 7 415 N-s N SENIORS STEVE GERICKE JOYCE ELAINE GOODALL DON GOSSETT JUN V' A NAOMI GRAHAM .1 v PHILLIP WAYNE GI KEITH GREENE SANDRA HALE - an 'f' ,mr ' , JUDY HANCOCK , E E, RODG ER HARRINGT ni ED HAWLEY SENIORS SS HERSHFIELD IKE HOFFMAN ELMA HOLLIDAY RALPH W. HUBER TODD ISAACSON GARY JOHNSON lg. JOHN HAYWARD 'N 3 NORMA HERBERTSON 4 -uv' fi? il 5-nfl fm 15. T ,::-jr' 'f5,.!'l ANN HOOVER fa PATRICIA ANNE HOUSH -Q7 ' a- ix T- 'Y ii . - 1- V Lg! , T , va 157--Mjf' X , , r F Q A f M . 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SENIORS JOYCE MERRITT TED MOUNTIOY PHYLLIS MURPHY 5' , ,H ,ls 'l'TT 'f ERAN MYERS 'Er'-E ROBERT NORTHCL S'- LARRY LEE NYLUND MICHAEL OLIVER JIM PARKER C1-IARLENE PATRIG L, X wig' MARALEE PATTI ,ff 7-E I I F SENIORS IAMES PAYNE JANET KAY PECK 'EI' DOUG PICKERSGILL PAT PITMAN 115' ,-lifxk . QL SE NIORS NORMA PUMMILL RICHARD RAFFURTY ? 'a 'It I 7 N ISIN, HvX st'- '57 x 53-9 uf. 'Ex 15 JOHN RAGAN I JOHN RALSTON ' MICHAEL RAPP BRUCE REED DENISE ANDREE RENAULT CAROL RICE LINDA RIDDLE FAYE MARIE ROBP BEVERLY ROBERTS SENIORS RYE IDA SCOTT IEL A. SHADE LENE SHAFFER AM DEAN SMITH SNODGRASS LY ANN STARKE RA STEEPS LTEVENS MARTHA ROBINETTE PEGG Y ROBY + ' Ei. 1 L- Q Q 41.- ,A 4x , , X J' ' - 3 0-fx in P 'x fvx ,.. ,wr -r-v' 771 V JQQQXJH, mx, l ? WW ' , x -9--+ Q ua, 'fl' -11' if 17, 7' AQ? v'-4' '+'?..'J if V qll. Q ,,,,.,,..,, , , 1' , sir :A E ,vii V A 'at 'Fa' , g . ,, - 'jx L SENIORS .TAMES STEWART SYLVIA I. 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The Student Council of Center Senior High School is an elected organization representative of the student body, The primary function of the Student Council is to interpret the recommendations and needs of the student body to the administration and to inform the student body of the policies and regulations of the administration. The Student Council was instrumental in initiating the Foreign Student program which has resulted in Center's first foreign student, Bernd Wildemann, attending Center this year, The Student Council presents the Christmas Prom, professional assemblies, represents the school at various meetings and educational functions and performs many other notable services for the school, student body, and administration. English IV ur Foreign Exchange Student. After persistent campaigning, Center finally received its first foreign exchange student, Bernd Wildemann who came to the United States from Berlin, Germany. Bernd determined to try to come to America after hearing favorable reports about it from his sister, also a foreign exchange student. He felt that a year in the United States would be of value to him in his future studies at the University of Berlin. After applying to the United Field Service, he and 24 others were chosenafrom 450 candidates for foreign exchange students. He was selected by a committee of six former exchange students on the basis of his grades and personality. Bernd enrolled in various courses that interested him at Center. He was also a member of the football team and received an honorable letter from Center. When asked of his opinion of the United States, Bernd replied that Americans always try to get along with one another, and that they are proud of their freedom and consider it a privilege. He thinks his stay in America to be an enjoyable and adventurous experience. 4 Siski- if N ..,--fx, , Speech Pei' 501131 TYPU18 American History Driver's Education SCIENCE CLUB -is-if Y, - -.r -as 44 .i X - ! ?9nif h Mr. Steiner Bruce Weeks Ann Buttermore Gordon Loeffler Mike McDaniel Advisor Vice-President Historian President Secretary-Treasurer The purpose of the Science Club is to provide an opportunity for the members to work on projects which illustrate various scientific principles. Each member studies the specific field of science in which he or she is particularly interested. The big events of the year are the Center District Science Fair and the Greater Kansas City Science Fair. The purpose of the Center Fair is to promote interest in science, to apply the scientific method for practical use, to develop initiative and originiality in the students, and to select from this fair those projects which will represent Center in the Kansas City Science Fair. In these fairs, the projects are judged on the basis of creative ability, scientific thought, thoroughness, skill, clarity, and dramatic presentation. Only those projects which receive top ratings at the Center Fair may be entered in the Kansas City Fair. The club makes visits to various establishments, including the Midwest Research Institute, in order to witness the scientific method and the principles which they have been studying in actual progress. Through these visits, the members obtain helpful and interesting knowledge and ideas for their projects. The members look forward to an outing at the end of the year whereby they may relax before starting the next year's research for their projects. L, W V ,-t , ld, '-'IU . r I ., Haw SCIENCE CLUB ACTIVITIES I'IO1'I'I1g, M G, Ashwill, L. Garwood, J. Barrack i-.W H' 'h 'L.'J1'I W Q 5 A. Buttermore, M. I-10110, P. Murdock, H. Albright, P. Wiedemarm, D. Northcutt Future Teachers of America ' I -Uktli Janet Horn Pat Dunsworth Beverly Veach Kathy McCann Vicki Clark Historian Treasurer Vice-President Secretary Program Chairman Darvin Weston President The Future Teachers have had an unusually profitableyear under the competent leadership of Darvin Weston, the President 1959-60. There have been 58 active and working members who have been busy filing, grading, and otherwise helping the Center Senior High School Faculty. In addition to these duties the members found time to par- ticipate in the Fall Carnival, listen to informative speakers such as Pat Clark, former Center Future Teacher, Miss Capper, a first year teacher in our Red Bridge Elementary School, and other prominent speakers in this area. Seven members attended the State Teachers Convention in St. Louis where our own Vicki Clark was elected Vice-President of Missouri State Future Teachers. This is an honor not heretofore enjoyed by our club. They sponsorai American Educationweek with seventy-five friends and patrons visiting classes, attending assemblies, and eating lunch with the students in the cafeteria. The group enlisted the aid of the Y-Teens in sponsoring a drive for funds and clothing for Children's Mercy HospitaL All members visited the Truman Library wherelvlr. Truman himself conducted a tour. During Career week each future teacher taught his or her favorite subject ranging from kindergarten to high school. Fine leadership from Miss Lorme Roller, the faculty sponsor, and the executive committee sparked by active participation of all members has indeed made this club one of the school's most active organi- zations. CHARTER MEMBERS T -9 ,,, Q, if K I - . K Q7 Q L FIRST ROW: J. Lula, P. Leason, I. Lants, P. Steele, B. Roberts. SECOND ROW: A. McCarthy, B. Werling, M. Davis, L. Kirk, C. Ewing. THIRD ROW: V. Keeler, P. Puester,R. Zoglin, C. Snodgrass, R. Barsky, P. Murphy. FIRST ROW: J. Park, J. Lindsey, P. Shaffer, S. Taylor, B. Baker, J. Williams. SECOND ROW: J. Blair, E. Triozzi, D. Northcutt, S, Looney, B. Kaplan, G. Morris, S. Wilson. THIRD ROW: M. Renne, J. Swartz, K. Olson, B. Weeks, K. McFar1an, S. Petty, C. Herndon, S. Bonam. FOURTH ROW: A. Williams, D. Kittell, E. Smith, P. Murdock, D. Knenlein, L. Nylund, P. Wiedemann, C. Woodruff, Assembly Program Pictures 5 I Fred I-I. Kupfer Larry Nylund presenting Weston, D. Knenlein, L. Nylund I Guest Speaker the bouquet I0 Viflki Clark Y-TEENS -9 Q9-Q ROW ONE: P, Steele, P, Shaffer, M, Boeger, M, McC1eary, M, Andrade, ROW TWO: S, Taylor, B. Baker G, Morris, I. Beach. .T. Foraker, N, Gudeas. ROW THREE: A, Swenson, W, Watts, L, Gwinn, R. Stolz, S. Looney, L, Brickey, V, Keeler. ROW FOUR: .T . Swartz, .T . Beck, N, Cater, M, Trott, M, Ho11o, C, Wood- ruff, C, Peters, D, Curley, C, Shaffer. ROW ONE: B, Laux, L, Krell, S, Daumas, P, Strelluf, S. Lemmons. ROW TWO: F, Robards, K, Remy, M, Pearson, I. Redenbaugh, K. Patti, G, Scott, ROW THREE: S, Kaplan, M, Gawf, R. Stolz, D, Kvarve, B. Werling, S, Robinson, L, Murray. ROW FOUR: P. Murphy, C, Smith, M, Shields, K, Murray, L, Smith, C, Potter, C. Weeks, J, Jones, K, Olsen. Y-TEEN CABI ET - -692: - President ...... ..... P enny Asel Chairmen Vice-President . . . . . Vicki Clark Secrewry - - - - - K21yMCF21rlaH worship . . .... IanetHorn Treasurer . . . .Thelma Holliday publicity. . I , Margaret Corben AdViS0l?S - - - - - MBS C1'1UICh Music .... . . Vicki Monsees Miss Curminaham social ...... . . Linda Clark World Fellowship . . , , Janie Lants Inter-Club Council , . . Margaret Herlig Lenona Kirk Sixty-seven girls interested in pursuit of the ideals of human brotherhood and Christian living formed this active group which met on fourth Mondays each month with cabinet meetings on second Mondays. There was much variety in their programs, one of the most impressive being a travelog-slidefilm, ARUSSIAN IOURNEY,which was considered a significant enough commentary on freedom to use for the Thanksgiving assembly. In addition to that assembly, the Y-Teens were responsible for the Christmas program where a living Christmas tree, containing a treat of an apple and an orange, was issued to each person present, compliments of the Student Council, Y-Teens, and Mr. Bill Virden, a patron of the district who operated the fruit machine in the cafeteria. Bill J ones and Gary Myers, alumni who are studying for the ministry, returned to give the Christmas message. At Christmas this organization joined efforts with the F .T.A. to provide money and gifts for the Children's Mercy Hospital. The Easter assembly was provided by this group, completing three major serious programs presented to the school under Y-Teen sponsorship. Y-TEENS A D F.T.A. ffl-f Darvin Weston presenting the money order to John C, Allen, Director of Development. Christmas Spirit Aids Chi1dren's Mercy Hospital The Y-Teens and the F, T. A, led by Penny Asel and Darvin Weston sponsored a drive for funds and clothing for the Children's Mercy Hospital during the Christmas season. Officers of the two clubs made a trip to the hospital to deliver a money order amounting to sixty-three dollars and eighty-five cents GB63, 85j plus clothing and fresh fruits for the children, The officers sang carols for the children and toured the building with hospital officials. Officers singing carols in the hospital. 50 THE LIBRARY A D LIBRARIANS l ' R' z This small group made a very important contribution in service to the student body, as they became increasingly skillful in helping students find answers to numerous questions. They were an earnest group, both from the point of view of service and of caring for the materials in a responsible and business-like manner. The librarians this year were Glenda Crowley, Pat Ross, Patty Nolan, Martha Robinette, Lois Avery, Phyllis Bluhm, Judy Shaw, Shirley Kocherov, Judith Wilson, Betty Harris, and Donna Manning. Interest in the library was enhanced by many clever posters made by members of the art classes, a project they undertake annually that helps for closer relationship between the two departments and aids greatly in library advertising, Following tradition of the High School, art students painted aChristmas scene on the plate-glass windows, this year slightly on the modern side, but enjoyed by painters and viewers alike. Almost five-hundred new books were purchased in every area of interest to provide a constant challenge for reading, and a new charging desk was added to the attractiveness of the reading room to in- crease efficiency of service. A reference area is to be built around if. 3 I. X I 1 I FIRST ROW: W, Westring, M, Hollo, P. Murdock, B, Eaton, M. Berkey. SECOND ROW: B. Harris, I. Beach, A. Buttermore, J, Jackson, S. Hallock, Miss Roller. THIRD ROW: K, Shultz, R, Hogden, R, Abernethy, B, Bruno, R, Jacob, S, Alexander, L, Laird. THE CASTALIANS Latin Clubs Ege et Nosce Experientian Live and Learn by Experience Fifty-six strong hearted Latin students enthusiastically projected themselves into an interesting year. Their major projects were monthly meetings, choosing an official pin, and a trip to the Capri Theater to see BEN-I-IUR, During the week of April the First, National Latin Week was observed during which a Roman Market was staged in the cafeteria,and all spotlights were focused on Latin in Center Senior High' Officers of Latin I President . . . . . Phelps Murdock Vice-President. . . . .Bill Eaton Secretary , , , , ,Martha Berkey Treasurer ,,,, , , , Wanda Westring Program Chairman , , , , Marsha Hollo LATI II FIRST ROW: J. Park, R. Farchmin, K, Olsen, A. Birch, J, Meakin, K, Luther, J, Lindsey, SECOND ROW J. Hornig, S. Daumas, E. Triozzi, B. Weeks, C, Herndon, P, Sottalano, G, Morris, B. Baker, S, Taylor Miss Roller, THIRD ROW: J. Parker, P, Asel, J, Miller, D, Kvarve, D, Weston, L, Guinn, T,Hedges M, Emerson, G, Galloway, S. Petty. FOURTH ROW: J. Beck, J, Andrade, E, Smith, G, Loefffler, E. Curry A, Atterbury, G, Anderson, C, Parker, P, Wiedemann, C, Woodruff, R. Beavin. Officers of Latin II President . . . . Alfred Birch Vice-President , , . Kenneth Luther Secretary . . . . Karen Olsen Treasurer .... . Roy Farchrnin Program Chairman . . . . . . Judy Meakin Vale, Amici, Centeri, A1tiLudi I LE CERCLE FRA CAIS nur' ,fr- 'Aqd sv, W liiifi' 24 J 54 3 3 ROW ONE: V. Monsees, S. Steeps,P. Housh,D. Renault, ROW TWO: P. Anson, J. Lula,B. Kaplan, B. Roberts, P. Pitman, Mr. Selvey. ROW THREE: B. Weeks, M. Waddill, S. Gericke, A. Katherman P. Puester. Le Cercle Francais Open to all French students, Le Cercle Francais encourages a further interest in French customs, language, and culture. Activities during the year included a conducted tour through the French sections of the Nelson Art Gallery, a booth at the P. T. A. Carnival at which was sold authentic French pastries, a French speaker on contemporary France, and a Mardi Gras party in the Spring. Officers for 1959-60 were: president, ViCkiMOr1SCCS: vice-president, Ann Katherman, secretary, David Ernstg treasurer, Pat Pitman, liaison officer, Judy Lants, Beverly Roberts, and Mike Waddill. scum. , -.i-4 F l D lj Vx 1 It I 'Xl ROW ONE:P.Stre11uf S Taylor I Blau ROW TWO M Pearson C McDowell S Weuzberg ROW TI-IREE:J. Pangborn E THOZZ1 C Karzberg ROW FOUR S Kaplan Mr Selvey A Wllhams P Blanton. ROW FIVE B Burgoon T Barger M Chngan ROW SIX L Chrlsrlansen D Kmell K McFar1an. Y 'Cv ' f sf., M ROW ONE: P. Reeves M Pnnds M Blonsky J Kemmerer ROW TWO S Wllson S Bonam P Shaffer, N. Gucleas ROW THREE M Bruller J Ke1th R Robards K Olsen ROW FOUR I Lants S. Tind1e,,B. Johnson I Sturgess ROW FIVE R Kraft D Ward D Ernst Mr Selvey ,,,..xx EL CLUB ESPANOL The Spanish Club meets once a month to see films on Latin America and Spain, hear speakers, play games in Spanish, and occasionally have parties, such as at Christ- mas. Each year the club contributes to such organizations as the Spanish Refugee Fund, Care, etc. Personal ties with students in Spanish speaking countries are strengthened by reading and discussing letters from pen-pals in those countries. X , 0 J --V .-xx ROW ONE: B. Rodabaugh, P. Hagebusch, J. Kemme, G. I-Iodson, E. Collins, T. Butler, S. Turner, L. Ludy. ROW TWO: J. Williams, M. Walburn, C. Weeks, J. Foster, G. Crosby, R. Gould, G. Miller, W. Watts, L. Brickey. ROW THREE: R. Waddill, K. Mcilann, L. Kelly, C. Hamilton, P. Patti, E. Ross, M. Donnell, D. Ammon, O. McNeil. ROW FOUR: D. Cassidy, L. Smith, R.I-lamlin, R. Minniear, G. Hulse, M. McDaniel, J. Norris, M. Greene, G. Bradford. win :-L.. ROW ONE: J. Wilson, R. Zeldin, R. Goodall, L. Vedder, B. McBee, G.I-leaivilin, K. Patti, E. Crouch. ROW TWO: S. Taylor, A. Allen,B.Clark, M. Boeger, M. Renne, D. Swartz, F. Barnes, C. Brown, B. Ryan. ROW THREE: C. Klugman, J. Shirley, L. Anderson, R.l-larrelson, G. Fanning, B. Brock, J. Stewart, K. Phillips, M. Diekman, P. Ring. ROW FOUR: J. Hagebusch, G. Burns, W. Williams, B. Druen, R. Bucham, M. Specktor, P. Riddle, S. May, R. Scott, H. Albright. EL CLUB ESPANOL H1 ly y Bonme arreglau una nauuldad Barbara explica la de toros corrida. M1ren el pajarof 1, 4 at A' ' ln' .. Creo que se dice Ay trabajo y mas trabajo--- , SSIl1d13II1OS Aqul se drce Diganos V-311103 3 VCI' L. Dicus, Secretary D Langford Treasurer K C. Ewing,C.Wear, R Stolz R Stolz M Corben B. Werling, C. Peters, C Potter J Parker T Rmgel, NATIONAL HO OR SOCIETY ROW ONE: B. Veach,B. Kaplan, P. Roby,L. Kirk, P. Housh, C. Rice, B. Roberts, ROW TWO: Miss Knight, C. Lyman, P. Pitman, R. Beavin, R. Lundahl, S. Wa11o,L. Nylund, Mr. Stow. ROW THREE: B. Reed, P. Yearout, J. Ralston, D. Jones, B. Stevens, R. Perkins, J. Jones. COMMERCE ,X , -.,,-ar -i S , X w , ,X BOOKKEEPING Y VN-'ix-, TYPING II 'ff BU SINESS ARITH METIC ,-ff? f Go Carts General Metals lu, Drafting III B1'l1Zll1g rn General 1 O-OPERATIVE GCCUPATIONAL EDUCATION ROW ONE: Mr. Coleman, M. Dixon, N..Turgeson, J. Hancock, J. J urgeson, J. Petty. ROW TWO: S. Tezon, S. Williams, B. Latta, N. Pummill, M. Purdom, L. Shadden, P. Houtchens. ROW THREE: J. Merritt, S. Buckley, R. Tye, R. Raffurty, S. Norris, T. Mountjoy, N. Spears, P. Klinge. ROW FOUR: B. Greenstein, C. Keller, T. Isaacson, J. Blades, R. Esinhart, A. Henry, G. Proffit, B. Druen, S. Eddingfield. ROW FIVE: P. Shafer, D. Bell, R. Harrington, D. Jones, P. Bockleman, P. Riddle, J. Tye, R. Hershfield, P. Gray, R. MoCuiston. The Co-operative Occupational Education courseis devised for one purpose: namely, for those individual students who do not plan to enter college upon graduation from high school. The course is so designed to fit the needs of the students who wish to acquire some work experience before graduation to use for a reference when they are placed on the job market. - At the present time we have some 45 students. who are engaged in part-time work with the industries and businesses in the South part of Kansas City. Their wages range from 35.75 an hour to 31.45. A great many of the concerns who employ these individuals during the school year will offer them a steady position at the conclusion of their high school education. We feel it is a help as far as work experience, ability to meet the public, develop- ment of poise, and fitting one's self into the society that he will be placed into upon graduation. 61 DEBATE CLUB L. I 4 ,K .,. Q ,Ia 1 ,f , 5 1 5 I 3, f' 1',, H1 L-.1 .- iw wr,-.ax 5 .. , J ,Ft 1 E151 .. J g jr:-. F :, r' 3,,:,A I f '-,-' -' E -H' fjrsia f fe. , .9 N Q -se 1 V- 1 - ,gi .in V V W x e a Y Z' xlibs' ' , , 99M:-aa-, - ..-afga'- ' .1 '-fag? FIRST ROW: C, Herndon, P, Murdock, Mr. Lehman, K. Shultz, G, Anderson, S, Taylor, J. Blair, K. Olsen. SECOND ROW: E. Triozzi, D, Northcutt, R, Zoglin, I. Garabedian, P, Wiedemann. Debating, as a challenging and exciting skill, has risen in importance and popularity at Center this year through the activity of the Debate Club, Beginning the year with twelve members, the club has won over half of its contests and has brought back one first place trophy against larger schools and highly trained teams. The subject for debate has been public policy toward labor-management problems. Because of the fine record attained by the club and the large number of returning members, Center can look forward to a championship debate squad for some time to come. rub NATIONAL E , HONXOF E Q5 X i V5 rj 'miE'4 I : ai -' :' E L. I ii-I 1 Y V III ACTIVITIES , eenlm Seavzcfzlcyfzl Pulvlishucl bi-weekly during the school ycnr by members nf the jour- nalism 1-lass of Ccntur High School, R-lth and I'Im:!id, Karma:-1 Clly, Mis- fcuri. M n'ber, Missrluri Inlurscholnxtic Press Associnlinn lMIPAJ and Quill :md Fcrnll. Editorial Staff EDITOR .,.,..... , ...,..,.. M.. .,..... , , Larry Nyluml Asfociare Editor ...- .,..... U... ..,, ..., ,,,, , . ullarlmra Kuplnn Mnkcun Editors ..,.A , ..,... .. . ..............,. ., ,,D:wl- J:-nl.-4 Cnpy Eilitnrs .,.. .... . ,-, ,,,.-,A,,-..-- ....... Pete Yeuroul, Kun Park:-r Page Erliwrs M .,,, Bill Stevens, I'f.-ggy Rnhy. Brurf: llcefl, Dun Knenlcin, Phntngrzmlxy Editor . ........ . . .... .,..., , , -.,.,,,. , .,-.Jim Nlyu-rF Phntograplly Assistant ,,... ..., - . ,,v.,....... U, ,. vllnrlnn Albright Att Eclimcmz ......,..,,,.. .. .,,,,,,.....,., ,. ,.,. Mike Rapp. Pollv Jilrs Reporters ......,..... Kay ML-Fnrlzm, -lnnol Shull. Pnl Anwn, Vai llfmwh Janelle Sturgess, Carulyn Lvrhmor. Slmrun Prllly, Jim Stulzmnn. Run Perkins, Joc- Juni-S Business Staff Business Manager ....... ..... ---- ...... ....,,..., B f'vf'rIy Yr-:wh Typists ,.-... ......... .. ,.,. ..-..-, ....., Bonnie Crouch, Beverly Roberts Faculty Adviser -- T. J. Slow n.. U . 4- -1 . 1 'l I ffl . if 531 gy? wifi: do gf 49 X ,..4 .. 1-, 1 YELLOWJACKET STAFF EDITORS 'gait Carol Rice, Assistant Editorg Sandy Wallo, Activity Editorg Roberta Lundahl, Class Editor, Pat Pitman, Copy Editorq Chuck Lyman, Editor, Jim Parker, Sports Editorg Roxane Beavin, Copy Editorg John Ralston, Art Editor, SALESMEN S.-'X .ijx 7 V M. West, C. Shaffer, M. Patti, N. Herbertson, G. Foraker, S. Myers, P. l-Ioush, D. Jones, S. Frick ik. Eight members of the 1960 Yellow- jacket Staff, accompanied by Miss Knight and Mrs. Swetnam, and sixteen members of the staff of East High, accompanied by Mr. Purett, attended the National Scholas- tic Press Association convention in Wash- ington D.C. Besides attendingthe conven- tion, the group found time to visit many places ofbeauty and interest, among which were: Chicago, Illinois, Niagara Falls, Canada, and New York. ,Y .,, 1, '- A TEAM PEP CLUB ROW ONE: B. Ward, .T . Lindsey, B. Roberts, B. Laux, L. Steele, P. Steele, R. Shapiro, S. Lemmons, Mrs Sutor. ROW TWO: Miss Roberts, M. Andrade, V. Clark, F, Robards, P. Dunsworth, R. Ellis, B. Kaplan L. Dicus, M. Davis, B. Baughman. ROW THREE: C. McDowell, N, Gudeas, P, J iles, C. Ewing, S. Raf- furty, M. Selby, A. Swenson, C. Wear, P, Asel, G. Scott, M, Walburn, ROW FOUR: S, Robinson, P. Leason A. Buttermore, J. Weeks,K. M cF ar lan , S. Morrison, R, Stolz, L. Murray, W, Watts, T. Easley, J. Shaw, J. Lula, L. Kirk, D. Kvarve. ROW FIVE: M. Corben, R. Rice, C. Weeks, D, Churchill, S. Steeps J. Sturgess, K. McCann, J. Lants, C. Potter, L, LeB1ond, A. Katherman, C. Patrick, M. Shields, J. Peck R. Stolz. 1 1 B TEAM CHEERLEADERS - EL- Sandra Hale Margaret Herlig Captain J Bonnie Crouch Sharon Sloan M V W !f77C?yL wi B PEP SQUAD ' ' .ff ROW ONE: C. Klugman, P.I-Iagebusch, C.Crouch, L. Ludy, D. Pullock. ROW TWO: G. Morris, L. Vedder. B. Ryan, L. Anderson, S. Wilson, K. Patti. ROW THREE: J. Miller, M. Goff, J. Brungardt, K. Remy, J. Foraker, L. Brickey, J. Redenbaugh. ROW FOUR: P. Judy, S. Kaplan, R. Goodall, J. Swartz, S. Looney, J. Pangborn, B. Weeks, M. Reene. ROW FIVE: C. Smith, L. Christiansen, S. Alexander, M. Diekrnan, 68 E. Smith, M. Trott, J. J ones, J. Beck, S. Tindle, B. Johnson. PEP CLUB OFFICERS 1 ff- ,,.-- qs-. .ax Qfq, ,Z ,A lr 5 l 4 The Pep Club is a busy, energetic group of girls joined together to promote and sustain school pep and spirit. The Club is divided into two sections: the A Club and the Booster Club. The A Club consists of seventy-five junior and senior girls. This group is the main part of the whole Pep Club and has the responsibility of leading the group and its activities. The Booster Club is new this year. It is made up of fifty sophomore girls. Both groups attend all games. The Pep Club plans Pep Assemblies, makes posters to help boost school spirit, and sells ribbons and buttons to encourage the team to victory. A dance in the Spring is sponsored by the Pep Club. Mrs. Sutor and Miss Roberts sponsor the Pep Club. The officers are Frances Bonnel, Presi- dentg Pat Housh, Vice-Presidentg Linda Clark, Secretary, and Sandy Wallo, Treasurer. Pep Assembly Characters Marilyn the Witch A Team Cheerleade rs Our cheerleaders e- lected by the student body last spring were: Denise Renault, l-lendclieerleaclerg Norma I-lerbertson, Mary Pearson, Beverly Werling, Susan Hogg, and Karen Gosney. To further their train - ing, in cheerleading, five ofthe girls attended cheer- leading camp at the Uni- versity of Oklahoma, July 221-24. They won first place at camp in partici- pation ofnew cheers, com- peting with other schools. The cheerleaders led the student body in cheers atall pep assemblies, football and ba sltet ba ll games d-tiring the year adding greatly to school pep and spirit. GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION . A. A. OFFICERS Miss Roberts Advisor Judy Miller Secretary Serena Robinson 5 ab Vice President 1 .5 Margaret Herlig V President CQ G. A. A. is a popular extracurricular fb nization. Its main purpose is to provide 4 ---4'f l ' 2 e students who like sports an opportunity to participate in pop- J competitive games. Members also become acquainted with rules of good sportsmanship and the importance of physical 1. lth. 54, The executive committee chooses the years activities. Bowling, basketball, volleyball, baseball, and aerial darts are the usual selections. Occasional outings on horseback are alsopopular. . A. provides one ofthe few ways a girl student may letter. Any girl enrolled in Center is ele- for membership. vs 549 t , xf 4' I , ' 1 I at P . V 6 f 0 J rl I .V ROW ONE: S. Turner, S. Lemmons, R. Shapiro, B. Baker, J. Foraker, J. Jurgeson, C. Ewing, L. Vedder, M. Boeger, J. Miller. K. Remy, J. Shaw, ROW TWO: J. Blair, B. Starke, B. Jensen, S. Kaplan, P. Strelluf, P. l-Ioutchins, P. Sottalano, M. l-lerlig. S. Robinson, G. Scott. ROW THREE: D. Pollock, D. Curley, D. Kittell, M. Hallo, R. Goodall, L. Murray, L. Breece, A. Buttermore. ' 5 CAFETERIA L DIES A D CUSTODIANS 1 ggi' ' Mrs. Falcone--Manager of Cafeteria Charles Foraker--Superintendent of Building Grounds i Mrs. Totten, Mrs. Perkins, Mrs. McGrady, Mrs. McQuiston, N ' Mrs. Rupert. F W TC, X 'x 1-' ' 3 r If ' gi 2 . 5232.511 j 4 an, f., ,Q sr I -. , . 3 Z 1' it X 4 A I' xi 3 lr I Mrs Krnberger Mrs Merritt J, Hoelzel, C. Schore, I. Miller, E. Gibbs. W- IOTIUSC , rf r Q r f SA X. ,i I .,- -I V4,kk I X 4 .Il gk A - .WL is-ff V 72 - , . PARE T TEACHER ASSOCIATIO an xxx 11? iw-ef' ' ,. . C? ci. - r- ' . pf.. Us :SM A 4, A V ., 1 ' ,F M A Q, Y' XJ' , 5 y Wo s f at .fig T Uiu K Mrs. Mae Herlig Mrs, james Younger Mrs. Ted Housh Mrs. Virgil Douglass President Vice -President 2nd Vice-President Secretary Frank L. Lyman Mrs. R. Northcutt Mrs. Walter Riedel Treasurer Corresponding Secretary Historian The Parent Teacher Association functions as a group to aid and support the students and school. The officers and members attended workshops and conventions during the year. At these meetings new legis- lation and progress in education were presented. Because the weather did not co-operate with the Carnival, it was postponed and later moved indoors, where it was a huge success. Other activities during the year were the formal reception for the Senior Class. participation with the Area Section in the Center Scholarship Fund, and serving breakfast to members of the Faculty at their August meeting. A decided increase in the membership this year was most gratifying, and the meetings were well attended. '1 EXECUTIVE BOARD Mrs. Clark. Mr. Brickey, Mr. Clark, Mr. Zude, Mr. Crow, .Tim Parker, Mrs. Rye, Mrs. Hornig, Mrs. 73 Birdwe11,Mrs. Stalker, Mr. Meier, Mrs. Stine, Mrs. Brickey. -ff- : xr 1 REGISTRAR Miss Marilyn Wise Marrlyn Clark Norma Herbertson, Lmda Clark Pat Blanton Margaret Iii' A m !ll,J, zg Q um T fflf' BXX FINE ARTS f . , , A l Q 3 is 2 Eg 5' , ii M J 2 gdffi if 2. 2, bi, ae 2324 , ls-f'se r's'kQgE-Yf6'Q9 Q'gwQ I ' . i ji H 1'Z'll'?5f ' lg RWE, , V V I A ,. , ,W-.I F .1 V It N li 3 i -. 1 Boys' Glee Club x . X T 1 V 'xr isa :vs 7: 'N -'1 'is I' 43- u.- , ' ' ,. , g ff' 1' 'gr' V - fl - A P' A 1 l J V 0 fi . M' -., '1 I - 1... 16 1: I V' - :N l'N ' ' V . ,I I , :Yi L -- ' ,,'- :il ' f ' 'X F: . . 3- 5.1 151 M, 4. , , 1: Hd, ,M , f -r s ' X, J , It N A .N 2' 1 Z. x -5:-A-5 .A 4? ' I 3 gg' 3 ,,,, -f L , A - ' ' , : I- ' - if M 'T K fx a wi Q - 1 - W 1 '23 , -1 'A 35' F, -. ,S .- -4.- ,I , . '2 . ' 'A 'ev' - , v V b . , ,. -., a , ' ' 4. - as id P- K, f , 1. ,H - W 1 fr 1 at U l rv :C - E ' ' 'ff L P N' A P ' ,-' 1 'J A A H Lynn Penticuff Joe Jones Terry Barger Mike Hoffman Dean Phillippe Ralph Huber Dave Jones Dennis Miller John Ralston Steve Myers Eugene Carpenter Rodger Harrington George Crosby Jim Parker Mike Oliver Bruce Reed Gary Bradley Jerry Ricker Pete Yearout Ronald Perkins Garland Bradford John Halfward Phil Patti Larry Nylund Charles Masters Mike Greene James Payne Bob Snow Dave. Walker Don Knenlein Danny True ri I i. L Chi if 7 .gh -if i X. .II M L .C -' 1 5 WFT. I1hllluu-i..i ai E5 XX -F - viii ,,,.,a7' ---f -1 . ng ll' aa N ai i i 1- - '.. , .L ' f , in '- - . - A, ,, ., 1-1 25:52:55: H 5 fi ij ,E ' ',:r ,va Jlllli Y A J in 71? 'A Y A V -. :3f, 'w?imi EGU 1 'fl-l'f,v ' ' 'L :T :TL it'i 5-:5- .H , : lx I. L, ji 'V fA5.1Q f -- 3' wifi 1! gm Hi rf, f 5' . '. . ,1 Center High -1 ' 1 ' QLWQIF' i a C3-FPQN5 I a W i iiii 'Umaxnii 78 The A Cappella Choir was invited to sing on the Plaza and for the Mayor's Christmas Tree at Christmas. h V E 5 I The A Cappella Choir Christmas Vespers Sopranos M. Andrade L. Breece B. Baughman F. Bonnel S. Christian B. Crouch P. Davis T. Easley N. Graham I. Harrington M. Herlig S. Hogg T. Holliday I. Lants C. Lehmer S. Lemmons K. McCann J. Meier S. Messmer S . Mitchell V. Monsees P. Murphy C. Potter L. Riddle B. Rierson P. Roby G. Scott I. Shull C. Shaffer R. Shapiro S. Sloan K. Smith B. Harris L. Kirk Altos T. Booker S. Bonam L. Brickey P. Darnaby L. Douglass R. Ellis P. Evans K. Gosney N. Gudeas N. I-lerbertson A. Hoover P. Housh L. Laird J. Lants C. McDowell K. McFarlan K. Murray C. Patrick D. Renault M. Robinette C. Snodgrass P. Thornbrugh W. Watts B. Werling Tenors T. Barger G. Crosby D. Jones L. Penticuff R. Perkins I. Ricker B. Snow Basses G. Bradley G. Bradford G. Carpenter M. Greene R. Harrington I. Hayward M. Hoffm an R. Huber J. Jones D. Knenlein C. Masters R. Miller S. Myers L. Nylund M. Oliver J. Parker P. Patti The A Cappella Choir at the annual Christmas Vespers, assisted by a chamber orchestra from Central Missouri State College. Pianist is Vicki Monsees, organist, Mrs. Janice DeVau1. Payne Phillippe Ralston Reed True Walker Ye arout MUSIC BJ I ' 1,1 Christmas Vespers 'W' DOUBLE QUARTET--M. Oliver, S. Myers, D. Walker, D. Knen1ein,J. Ralston, M. Greene, D. Jones, L. Penticuff, A Cappella Choir Officers Judy Lants . . . . . . .Treasu Norma Herbertson . . . . . .Secret. Ronnie Perkins . . . , Vice-Presidc John Ralston. . . . .Presidl BAD -f- F . 1 I fa J L - , V . 5 1 .J l K. FIRST ROW: IS. Taylor, V. Whisler, L. Ludecke, L. Penticuff, P. McCune, D. Hoverstock. SECOND ROW: C. Campbell, J. Wenski, G. Foraker, D. Appleby, W. Burke, K. Casebier, A. Sperling. The Pep Band played at pep assemblies. With their euthuiastic playing, the Pep Band added more spirit to each game. Scarlet Masquers ROW ONE: B. Ward, J. Ralston, I. Sturgess, J. Lants, P. Yearout, B. Werling, R. Zoglin, P. Davis. ROW TWO: Mrs. Thompson, P. Steele, V. Clark, C. Beskas ,J. Lants, P. Housh, C. Ewing, A. Jacobs, C. Lehmer, W. Williams, ROW THREEgG. Bradford, M. Patti, C. Snodgrass, R. Rice, J. Goodall, J. Peck, K. Murray, C. Potter, D. Renault, L. Penticuff. The Scarlet Masquers membership includes students interested in the production of all phases of drama. Each one has taken part in some way in the recent plays it may be actor, prompter or property man. Their varied experience lends greatly to the interest and progress of the club. Officers of this club include: President ..... . . .Pete Yearout Vice-President . . . Beverly Werling Secretary. . . . . Janie Lants Treasurer. . . . Ronnie Z.og,lin Historian ...... . . . John Ralston Program Chairman . . Janelle Sturgess I 4' 1 in tn A iii' AA- GUESTS nce. . ibal. . May . Paddy AMILY THE CURIOUS S A VA Ln:- AST lelle .. THE STAFF Miss Wilhelmine . Emmett , dinner .x ,xx Act III he 5' ving . Anita Jacobson . . .John Ralston . . Janelle Sturgess . . Ronald Zoglin . Pamela Steele . . Pete Yearout . . Paul Wiedemann . . Beverly Werling . . . Judy Lants . . . Gay Morris . .John Garabedian ' , I 1152432 .l ' T ! z:!sg r E537 li .vi ,-s 1--UH .. 5- 5 NIT - ny: :nfl Ross Chaffin Williams Williams Schindler Kennedy Worthley STAGE CREW H 1 Stage Crew Activities L. Penticuff K. Murray K . Vanclall B . Eaton A . McCollom L. Goade D. Ward C. Wear 4 - qv ART II I I I I f 1 I I 1 5 g : ,. POSTER MAKING L. Woodruff, G. Hulse, M. Donnell , , R145 ne u-bf wg. . .1 :nl OIL + PAINT + WATER + TIME I PICTURES. F. Barnes, J. Swartz, M. Renne J. Wilson, R. Schindler, D. Rappold, J. Foster ART II an at I I ' x X ART I I -wh' LT' IW: FINISHING TOUCI-IES J. Lindsey. I. Hancock, L. LeB1ond, I. Payne, I. Ralston is I., 2 in I CERAMICS IN THE ROUGH T. Edgerton, J. Merritt, R. Harrington, S. Gericke, A. McCo11om, B. Mallory, G. Carpenter W ff! f Xf f Q SPORTS X. . ,1 -s 1 '15 V' ffk Ek' .. ., , - I 4 . .15 gf 'F K , xr: ! I5 IT fr Hrfw a' I' 6 1 fl! sf Rid K I s',5, 1-'N fi Q 1 I F .- 11.6, 4 i . 3-Ur' .46 ri! I .2 , -:Liv 45 Norma Herbertsou Q Sandra Hale ATTENDAN TS Susan Hogg Barbara Baughman 3 2 'N J 1' rl! og in EZ? Ur K 1 X. qi .Y - 'No1,-f E , -, C-CLUB Hifi' ,Y W if I V MX i Y ROW ONE: Grenvell Foraker, Andy Wilson, .Tim Stutzman, Paul Lane, Coach Kuechler, Coach Nelson. ROW TWO: Mike Greene, Dave Root, Jim Parker, Keith Greene,Darvin Weston. ROW THREE: Bill Smith, Mike Waddill. ROW FOUR: Mike West, Mike Schultz.'ROW FIVE: Richard Wilson, Larry Nylund. ROW SIX: Charles Masters, Morgan Jones. ROW SEVEN: Ralph Huber,Ronnie Perkins,Mike Oliver, Mike Rapp, Earl Denyer, Richard Langford. ROW EIGHT: Allen Atterbury, Tom Ringel,BruceReed, Pete Yearout, Steve Gericke, Bob Bobbitt. To further competitive sportsmanship, to stimulate participation in athletics, and to increase the understanding of athletic games are just a few of the ideas that the Center C Club has tried to pass on to fellow students this past year, 1959-60.Under the leadership of coaches, Jim Kuechler and Ed Nelson, the Athletic Lettermens' Club started the year out by selling football programs and school decals to pro- vide money for its projects. Every year new lettermen come into the organization: and this year ten new athletes became eligible for membership, bringing the total to twenty -five members. ln the spring the club held its annual social event. The officers are Jim Stutzman, President: Richard Wilson, Vice -President: and Tom Ringel, Secre- tary -Treasurer, Football Teams fo-1 11 1 M, i rt ., L',,'f s.4','F2Aw. .. 3 falxfif ROW ONE: B, Bobbitt, R. Perkins, R, Huber, B, Reed, M, West, R, Wilson, J, Stutzman, T, Ringel, B, Smith, K, Greene, S, Gericke. ROW TWO: D, Root, J. Parker, M. Oliver, G, Foraker, A, Atterbury, L, Nylund, M. Rapp, C, Masters, L. White, P, Lane, D, Langford. ROW THREE: J, Parrott, M, Greene, R, Houtz, E, Denyer, P, Amick, P, Graham, C, Day, F, Crow, J, Jones, D, Ammon, G, Heaivilin. if L ,, - ' ff-D , qu JI r ', - ,SE -- --- ' Lt.:-fait. iwX', ,Elini .N .-1-Ju , ,-, 'i V I 1 ' f n, .N ROW ONE: B. Wildemann, R. Kraft, R. Harrelson, T, Barger, R, Gould, C, Chestnut, B, Brock, S, Melson, S. Hurst, R. Whited. ROW TWO: M, qaecktor, W, Burks, P, Patti, R, Farchmin, B, McBee, T, Madden, J, Pryor, R, Jacobs. J. McCaa. ROW THREE: J, Parrott, D, Ammon, R. Houtz, P, Amick, P, Graham, 91 C. Day, F. Crow, G. Heaivilin. L i ' ' nil, V M .gl - . - - 4. , '36, I .' v 3 ix FOOTBALL MANAGERS: M. Wad- dill, A. Wilson, R. Waddill, S. Hal- lock, M. Schultz. Football CENTER l9 GRANDVIEW 1. Center's Yellowjackets defeated Grandview in the season's opening game, thus endir a two year jinx. The first half proved tough for both teams, each scoring only one timf The 'Jackets rang up their first tally with Earl Denyer racing over from the first yall line. Mike Greene kicked the extra point. In the second half , Center took command. Tw tremendous drives, one culminated by Mike West's first yard plunge and the other Paul Lane's four yard burst, gave the Yellowjackets an insurmountable lead. T ',Tacket's fine defense headed by Iifm Stutzman C14 tacklesj and Tom Ringel C12 tackle held the Bulldogs scoreless in the second half. CENTER 0 BLUE SPRINGS 2. The Yellowjackets battled the Blue Springs' Wildcats to a tie on the Wildcat field. Th game was featured with fine defensive maneuvers and plays by both squads. Cent' outrushed the Wildcats, but ftunbles and penalties came at the wrong times causing the to lose many scoring opportunities. Mike Oliver, I im Stutzman and Tom Ringel we the standouts in Center's brilliant defense. CENTER 0 PARK HILL 3. Center's fumbleitis enabled the Trojans of Park Hill to walk away from the ball garrl with the victory smile. Center played a whale of a defensive, but could not make up f L the penalties and fumbles. A Center fumble on their own ten yard line donated Pa Hill a touchdown and an early 7 to O lead. In the fourth period a Center player fumble and an alert Trojan player picked the loose ball up and ran for a touchdown making th final score 13 to 0. CENTER 0 LIBERTY 4. Again fumbles and penalties spelled disaster for the Center elveen who fought game to a zero to zero tie with Liberty on a muddy William Jewell field. Fortunately, t 'Jackets vaunted defense was able to hold agood Liberty team scoreless. On the offensi side of the game Center held the advantage and even crossed the goal line once only have it called back by a penalty. CENTER 12 BELTON 5. Center finally got into the scoring column by belting Belton in a non-confei tilt which was played on Memorial field before a large homecoming crowd. The Yej jackets struck for their first touchdown in the first quarter when halfback, Dickl. ford galloped around right end for five yards.The game's last score came on a twenty sprint by Center quarterback, Mike Greene. Excellent defensive play by Center's line which was anchored by guard Jim Stutzman Q15 tacklesy, held Belton score -sf EER 12 p RUSKLN 26 skin's passing in the second half overwhelmed Center in a game played on the 's field. Center started the game by marching straight down the field with Paul carrying the ball over from the nine yard line. The Center team played inspired the first half and only in the final seconds of the first half did they relinquish a dovm to Ruskin which left the score 6 to 6. Ruskin ,looked like a different team after alf and promptly passed and ran for three rallies to make the score 26 to 6. Late e fourth period. Doug Ammon narrowed Ruskin's lead by six points when he raced nrds over the goal line for a Center touchdown. - FER 12 LEE 'S SUMMIT 19 ie Center team burdened with injuries tried desperately to beat a determined Lee's nit team on the Tiger field. Center stung the Tigers first by scoring on a beautiful from Ron Perkins to Paul Lane. The Tiger crew rebounded with a counter and the was tied at the half 6 to 6. In the second half, the Tigers scored from five yards enter came bounding back with Mike Greene ripping over from three yards. Lee's it scored once more thus ending the ,scoring for both teams. J' im Stutzrnan was .anding on defense with l5 tackles. ER 27 'FORT OSAGE 21 e Yellowjackets of Center looked sharp in their tritunph over Fort Osage on orial field. Center dominated the game although allowing the Indians to score three . After the opening kick-off had been rtui back by the opponents for a touchdown, r marched down the field and scored on a pass from Mike West to Ralph Huber. Osage scored again, but Center came back gamely and took the lead with two touch- s. One was scored by Mike West and the other by Ron Perkins. Both were on first dives into the middle. After intermission, the Yellowjackets pushed across another from the first yard line with Paul Lane carrying the mail. Fort Osage scored more, but. was unable to close the gap. V - ER 12 WILLIAM CHRISMAN 14 nter's Yellowjackets, while playing at home, were edged by the margin of two points by William Chrisrnan in the final game of the season. Chrisman tallied after recovering a Center fumble on the 'Jacket's three yard line. The Bears d the second touchdown in the third period. Center moved the ball down to the man sixteenth, and then Ron Perkins passed the ball to Paul Lane who made a fine for the touchdown. Late in the fourth quarter, Center made a last ditch effort marched sixty yards down the field with Mike West going for the score. The extra failed and Center took their fourth defeat against three victories and two ties. tutzman played a wonderful defensive game, getting nineteen tackles. Stutzman, pound guard, broke the season's tackling record by recording 126 tackles innine s. 'B' Team were undefeated in all the games in which they participated. This gives rnething to look forward to for the future. . Captain-elect for 1960 Tom Ringel Head Table at Annual Football Dinner, Wilson. Mr. Neale. Mr. Zude, Mr. Garrison, Mr. Wills, Mr. Goad, Mr. Kuechler,.Mr. Nelson, Mike West, Richard 93 -S FOOTBALL 3' AMike West n 'Co-Captain, Quarterback lm i Ronnie Perkins Halflaack l .Toe Jones Guard Grenvell Foraker Tackle Bill Smith Tackle Richard Wilson Co-Captain, Tackle 'Steve Gericke A Fullback Ralph Huber End QQ: , 539 L :Q 171 ' Halfback 3' 4:-fQ .v -'H' 1 4'-F M1211 Ira- Tom Ringel Center vs-d T ,Q Mike Oliver Guard Bruce Reed Keith Greene Tackle Tackle N--'yi-4-. 1- .ii Y Hruors Larry White Tackle Charles Masters ' Center Bernd Wildem ann End Dave Root Fullback 9 A gli . L' Tb- 5 hm Stutzrnagf r Guard Jim Parker I-Ialfback 3' aff 4171 J Drck Langford Halfback Alan Attcrbury Tackle Mike Quarterback W Bob Bobbitrh Q End Earl Denyer Fullback 'r' -1,- Ah Paul Lane I-Ialfback Mrke Rapp I Tackle J 'A 'if fads ,na Jai 31 E4 Sly! M '33 f 3 f I' i 1 3 xg! 7 LLL ' 1 B TBAM BASKETBALL J. Pryor, R. Houtz, W. Burke, D. Langford, L. Rogers, R. Miller, C. Day, D. Knenlein D. Cassidy F. Crow, E. Denyer. ' A Team B Team Center Opponent Center Opponent Park Hill 40 41 57 34 Warrensburg 53 42 41 34 ' Liberty 56 65 42 53 Blue Springs 53 38 73 15 Grandview 44 53 51 44 Lee's Summit 56 63 53 40 Fort Osage 61 51 48 47 Ruskin 34 54 43 36 Blue Springs 56 51 88 26 Grandview 47 49 43 46 Park Hill 56 40 36 32 Lee's Summit 50 72 65 31 Fort Osage 71 45 44 60 Ruskin 46 58 55 36 Liberty 54 57 52 64 MANAGERS -- R. Corder, M. Oliver, M. Schultz, E. Curry, Mike West f Bruce Reed If Pete Yearout J , l I ii ii Larry U , .e Mike Hoffman Torn Ringel Q, U' If . 41 ,5 Jim Sturzrnan Ronnie Perkins ' Roy Farchmin Mike Greene 1 Dave Root Jerry Parrott TRACK FOR 1959 A TEAM I Y I x We-H n fill .HR ROW ONE: M. Waddill, Mr. Kuech1er,J. Stutzman, K. LaQuey, P. Lane, C. Kipfer, A. Wilson, M. Schultz. ROW TWO: B. Stevens,I. Parker, R. Wilson, D. Cochran, E. Webb, B. Reed, S. Langford, R. Perkins, J. Jones, K. Greene. ROW THREE: S. Stalker, S. Gericke,D. Furr, I-I. Lane,R. Smith, E. Rankin, I. Parrott L Anderson I Matney , . , . . B TEAM ml I MT' 'LMC 'tl - 2 if .,.,.,, fu -f' A CE V .-JMJENT 91 ROW ONE:J. Smith, I Chaffin, G. Hodson, A. Atterbury,S. Shade, R. Huber, D. Root, G. Heaivilin, E. Peck. ROW TWOgJ. Hagebusch, K. Parker, M. Greene, M. West, E. Curry, T. Ringel, K. Luther, A. Birch, L. Kisluk, B. Burgoon, R. Gould. .V 1- t D .A -H ,? 4:'.,Q-QW X -frjk, Tiny A L, r Q. . .wr 1.E.,. , V . - an x 2 '. '.- 1 Qui t'-,i'r'-1. 'V A - I X ,. IU' I N- Kp, T r'f.,5V.1.T.:.:-'-' 2 ' -'Q Q' . In Q. V I W F? I, . ' r ' Y. fl 5- i Q - 1 .- ' ' '- 1 .51 gm - F, .- ' L frifi-1 . 5? N - get 'A , if A . i5 Y A A ef - - - -A A -f .... V PX f' 'E 1 A ' . A SPRINTERS DISTANCE MEN 98 S. Gericke, J. Parker, J. Jones, S. Stalker C. Kipfer, P. Lane, I-I. Lane, J. Parrott, D. K. Greene. TRACK FOR 1959 Vaulters--B. Stevens. I. Stutzman. D- FUI'- nr., , l ' A ' - V,- 4 fl 30.553 Bti FIA Shot-Put and Discus--E. Webb,'.T. Matney, K. LeQuey. 880 Yd. Relay--S. Stalker, D. Lang- Broad .Jump--L. Anderson Mile RelaY S' Slalkef. B- Reed ford, R. Wilson. J. IOHCS- Center's track team started the season with a trip to Central College at Fayette, Missouri, to participate in their indoor relays. Keith LaQuey scored the 'Jacket's only points by winning the shot-put with a heave of 51' 4 1!2 . This broke his old school record of 50' '7 . After this warm-up meet, three of the Center cindermen journeyed toColumbia, Missouri, to test their prowess against the best in the state in the State Indoor Track Meet. The three men, Larry Anderson, Keith LaQuey, and Ellis Webb scored six points to gain tenth place in the State Indoor. Keith won the shot-put championship with a mighty toss of52' 5 1f4 . Ellis doubled with Keith in the shot and took 5th place honors witha throw of 46' 3 3!4 . Dual competition found the 'Jackets winning three and losing three. They knocked off Harrisonville '75 to 43, Ruskin 77 to 41, and William Chrisman 67 lf2 to 50 lf2. The Yellowjackets fought gamely in their three losing efforts. The scores were: East 36 to 81, Lee's Summit 49 1X2 to 68 1!2, and Raytown 42 to '76, Before the Conference Meet, the Yellowjackets sent their best to the William Jewell Track Meet at Liberty, Missouri. Although all of the members tried their best, only Keith LaQuey won any points for us. He won these five points in the shot-put by placing first with a fling of 52' 8 3f4 . D. Langford, J. JOHSS- TRACK 1959 Lee's Summit bumped the fighting Yellowjackets from their Champion pedestal by winning the Suburban Conference Track Meet with a score of 52 points. Center, who had previously won three straight conference crowns, took the second place trophy with 32 1X2 points. The 'Jacket's points were earned by Keith LaQuey, with first in the shot- put and third in the discus, Jim Stutzman, a tie for second in the pole vault, Bruce Reed, first in the low hurdles and third in the highs, Ron Perkins, fourth in the high hurdles, Paul Lane, second in the half mile, Ellis Webb, second in the shot-put, and Keith Green, third in the mile. LaQuey won the shot-put for the third consecutive year. He tossed the iron ball 52' 1!4 to break his own conference record of 50' 1f2 . The last big meets the Center cindermen took part in were the St. Joseph Relays at St. Joseph, Missouri, and the State Outdoor at Columbia, Missouri. At St. Joseph, Keith LaQuey scored all of Center's nine points, by winning the shot-put and placing second in the discus. In doing so he erased the school records for both events. He hurled the shot 53 9 and the discus 144' 5 . The discus record broke the previous one by more than twelve feet. SENIOR B LLOT BEST LOOKING BEST DRIVERS Denise Renault, Tom Edgerton J Frances Bonnell, Keith I TE I BEST ACTOR AND ACTRESS MOST MUSICAL Janie Lanrs, John Ralston Lynn Penticuff, Norma Herbertson BEST ATHLETE LJ--f BEST DANCERS Sandy Hale, Larry Nylund e--I Judy Lants' Ronnie MOST BASHFUL BEST BLUFFERS David Jones, Roberta Lundahl Rodger Harrington, Christine N1 R 5 '.'b BEST COUPLE T DONE MOST FOR Sandy Hale, Ronnie Perkins Mike West, Janie ' ii? A if ,, , 'L MOST HUMOROUS MOST FRIENDLY fl ' T PTIYIUS MU1'PhY, Ted MOUHIJOY Grenvell Foraker, Pat Leason f .1 y BEST DRESSED NICE i Jeanne Lula, Chuck Lyman Jomel Weeks, Steve Fri, 9 12 5013, MOST VERSATILE BEST PERSONALITY Kathy McCann, Bernd Wrldemann Norma Herbertson, Ronnie MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED TYPICAL CENTERIT Carol Rice, Ronnie Zoglin Martha Berkey, Bill Stei SEN STEVE MYERS--Class Officer ll-125 Yellowjacket Staff 125 Jamboree 11-125 One-Act Play 115 Music Contestant 10-11-l25Boys' Glee Club 11-125 A Cappella Choir 10-ll-125 Stage Crew 105 Latin Club 105- Spring Music Festival 115 District Music Festival 115 Golf Team 11. BERND WILDEMANN--Class Officer 125 10,125 National Honor Society ll-125 Student Council 125 Student Council Officer 125 Pep Club 10-ll-125 Y- Teens 9-10-11-125 Y-Teens Officer 10-ll-125 Operetta Jamboree 9-10-ll-125 Fall Play 9,115 One-Act Play ll- l25 Spring Play ll-125 Music Contestant 9-10-11-125 R Girls Glee b 10 e a ich Clu Spi ing Concert 12 ENDA C Betty ker Hom mak Awa 1 LORIS C Y 10 12 retta 9 G A 9 10 2 TSY Tee Operet Fall Play One Act P 0 Girls eens 9 10 R ta 9 mbonee ll on an 10 1 x 111S e Club 10 A Capp lla Choir 10 N 2 Diurn d Bugle Cor Double d Quartet 15995161 12 GRENVELL F 1 5 ' u , 125. ll 125 2. Y-- - e - , 5 5 . . . - , 1 , S- - -10: ' : - : ' S Football 125 Track 12. JANIE LANTS--Class Officer Club 115 ppella Choir 125 F1-enc lu 105 Scar , , , A.. . 5 4 .M Girls' Glee Club 10-ll-125 A Cappella Choir 9-10-ll-125 Latin Club 9-105 Dramatics Club ll-125 Dramatics Club Officer ll-125 Spring Concert 11-125 Madrigal Choir 125 Girls Sextet 125 JOE JONES--Class Officer 125 Student Council 115 Track 9-10-11-125 Football 9-10-11-125 Basketball 95 C Club 11-125 Search- light 125 l-Ii-Y 9-105 Jamboree 125 Music Contestant 12. .TIM STUTZMAN--Class Officer 10, 125 Track 9-10-11-125 Football 9-10-11-125 Basketball 9-10- 11-125 C Club 10-11-125 C Club Officer 125 MARY ANDRADE--Pep Club 10-11-125 Y-Teens 10- 11-125 Jamboree 11-125 Music Contestant 11-125 Girls Glee Club ll-125 A Cappella Choir 11-125 LOIS AVERY --Tumbling Club 9-105 Tumbling Club Officer 105 Librarian 11-125 RIKI BARSKY--Pep Club 10-115 Y- Teens 10-115 F. T. A. 11-125 ROXANE BEAVIN-- Yellowjacket staff 125 Band 9-105 Latin Club 11-125 French Club 105 G. A. A. 9-105 Quill and Scroll 12. DENNIS BELL-- C. O. E. Club 125 Golf Team 11. MARTHA BERKEY--Pep Club 125 Latin Club 125 Latin Club Officer 125 Spanish Club 125 CHRISTINE BESKAS--Y-Teens 115 Girls' Glee Club 10-115 Saan- ish Club ll-12. WALTER BlRDWELL-- Stage Crew 10. .T. E. BLADES--Student Council 125 C. O. E. Club 125 C. O. E. Club Officer 125 Pl-IYLLIS BLUHM-- Girls' Glee Club 115 Latin Club 105 Librarian 12,25 BOB BOBBITT-- Football 125 C Club 12. PAUL BOCKLEMAN- Football 95 Spanish Club 115 C. O. E. Club 12. FRANCES BONNEL--Pep Club 10-11-125 Pep Club Officer 125 Y-Teens 105 Jamboree 125 Music Contestant 11-125 Girls' Glee Club 10-11-125 A Cap- pella Clioir 11-125 Spring Concert 11-125 Triple Trio 12. GARY BRADLEY-- Jamboree 11-125 Music Contestant 11-125 Boys' Glee Club 11-125 A Cappella Choir 125 Spanish Club 115 Spring Concert 12. LOETTA? BURNS--Y-Teens 95 Fall Play 105 Drum and Bugle Corps 95 C. O. E. Club 125 Librarian 95 Library Club 9. EUGENE CARPENTER--Operetta 95 Jamboree 11-125 Music Contestant 125 Boys' Glee Club 9-10,125 f A Cappella Choir 9-10, 125 Spring Concert 12. JON Cl-IAFFIN-- Track 115 Football 115 Hi-Y 105 Stage Crew 125 French Club 11. SUE CHRISTIAN- Y-Teens A' 9-105 Jamboree 11-125 Music Contestant 11-125 Girls Glee Club 11-125 A Cappella Choir 125 French Club 105 Spring Concert 12. DIANA CHURCHILL--Office Assistant9-10, 125 Pep Club 9-10-11-125 Y-Teens 9-105 Operetta 95 Jamboree 10-115 Girls' Glee Club 105 French Club 105 FRED CORBIN--Football 9, 115 , 'Xu French Club 11. BONNIE CROUCI-I--National Honor ,'., Xl-Q Society 11-125 Searchlight 125 Office Assistant 9-10-1- 115 Pep Club 9-10-11-125 Pep Club Officer 10-115 Cheerleader 125 Y- Teens 9-105 Operetta 95Jamboree 10-11-125 Music Contestant 10, 125 Concert Choir KER S ent Counc1l12 Football 1 1 12 H1 Music Co testant 9 10 id 9 10 11 TEVE F K C ass ce 11 F o asquers 11 12 TEDDI E SLEY Pep b 10 ll 12 12 STE E CKE ack 10 11 1 oOtbal19 1 1 12 C 12 La lu'b9 Fienc ub 10 ll -- 1 ' I' 5 5 YE El Staff 5Spa 'sh b . DON FU -- Track - 1- : : : ' - - Q . ' I' -- 1 5-. '. 'Q xxx k, ti, 95, as wi WU'- -37' .nfl f -as Q. 9 :li S1 we-Bfllg x'-xv QQ X 1- ' 'ir at . fi -5. ., A Q?-1 'iifswgi .D w. 'ZH .0 K '. 1 'Sew Iltqk X .LF bxxt-N tri.. .X-F 5 , .X ,gp 1. . . .1 QP- Q sl 5-1 lf 'Rf K-'K X nu. 1 Xu? 1' 1 12, French JOYCE GOODAL Club 115 Y-Teens -1050pe1'et 95 FallP - - 125 One-Act Play , Spring Pl -115 Librari 105 Scarlet Masquers , l-lAM--Y- Teens 95 Operetta 95 Jam oree 125 Mu ' ontestant 125 Girls' Glee Club 125 A Cappella Choir rench Club 105 G, A, A. 105 Spring Concert 12. P GRAY-- C. O. E. Club 12. KEITH GREENE-- ac 10-11-125 ,Football 10-11-125 C Club 11-12. SAN- DRA HALE--Pep Club 11-125 Cheerleader 125 Y-Teens 9-105 Operetta 95 Fall Play 1051-lOmecomingAttendant 125 French Club 105 G, A, A, 105 Tumbling Club 95 Li- brarian 9-10. JUDY HANCOCK -- Y - Teens 9-105 Operetta 95 Jamboree 95 Girls' Glee Club 115 A Cap- pella Choir 115 C. O. E. Club 11-125 Librarian 9-10. RODGER HARRINGTON- -Operetta 105 Music Contest- ant 9-10-125 Boys' Glee Club 9-10, 125 A Cappella Choir 9-10, 125 C. O. E. Club 11-12: ED HAWLEY-- Track Manager 115 Football Manager 115 C Club 115 Operetta 95 Boys' GleeC1ub9.NORMA HERBERT- SON- -Class Officer 105 Yellowjacket Staff 125 Yellow- jacket Queen Candidate 125 Office Assistant 10, 125 Pep Club 10-ll-125 Cheerleader 11-125 Y-Teens 9-105 Y- Teens Officer 105 Operetta 9-105 Jamboree 10-11-125 Music Contestant 10-11-125 Girls' Glee Club 10-11- 125 A Cappella Choir 10-11-125 Drum andBugle Corps 95 Homecoming Attendant 10-11-125 Sextet ll-125 Spring Festival 11-125 Christmas Vespers 11-125 Madrigal Choir 12. MIKE HOFFMAN--Football 105 C Club 10-11-125 Hi-Y 115 Jamboree 125 Music Contestant 125 Boys' Glee Club 125 Stage Crew 125 A Cappella Choir 125 Tumbling Club 9. THELMA l-IOLLIDAY--Pep Club 10-11-125 Y-Teens 9-10-11-125 Y-Teens Officer 10-11-125 Operetta 9-105 Jamboree 9-10-ll-125 Fall Play 115 One-Act Play 115 Spring Play 115 Music Contestant 9-10-ll-125 Girls' G1eeClubl0-ll- l25A Cappella Choit9-10-ll-125 Drum and Bugle Corps 95 G, A. A, 9-105 G. A. A. Officer 105 Best Supporting Actress 115 Dramatics Club 11-125 Spring Concert 11-125 Madrigal Choir 125 Quartet 12. ANN HOOVER -- National Honor Society 11-125 Yellowjacket Queen Candidate 125 Pep Club 11-125 Y-Teens 9-105Y-Teel1S Officer 9-105 Operetta 95 Jamboree 10-11-125 Music Contestant 10-11-125 Girls' Glee Club 10-11-125 A Cappella Choir 11-125 Drum and Bugle Corps 91 105 Homecoming Queen 125 Spanish Club 11-l25Span- ish Club Officer 11-125 Miss Center 115 Spring Con- k 1 cert 11-125 PATRICIA HOUSl-l-- Yellowjacket staff 125 Searchlight 125 Pep Club 9-10-11-125 Pep Club Operetta 95 Jamboree Officer 125 Y-Teens 9-105 10-11-125 Fall Play 105 One-Act Play 105 Music Con- Club 10, 125 A Cappella testant 10, 125 Girls' Glee Choir 125 French Club 10-11-125 French Club Officer 10-115 Dramatics Club 11-125 Spring Concert 11-12. RALPH HUBER--Track 10-115 Football 9-10-11-125 Basketball 115 C Club 11-125 Jamboree 125 Music Contestant 125 Concert Choir 125 Boys' Glee Club 125 A Cappella Choir 125 French Club 11. TODD ISAAC- SON-- Football 95 Spanish Club 115 C. O. E. 12. GARY JOHNSON-- ScienceClub 9-10.DAVlDJONES-- Class Officer 115 Yellowjacket Staff 125 Searchlight 11-125 Hi-Y 105 Operetta 9-105 Jamboree 10-125 Music Contestant 9-10, 125 Concert Choir 95 Boys' Glee Club 9-10-125 A Cappella Choir 9-10, 125 Band 95 Latin Club 115 Spring Concert 12. NANCY J URGE- SON--Y-Teens 105 Girls' Glee Club 125 C, O. E. Club 12. BARBARA KAPLAN--Searchlight 11-125 Searchlight Associate Editor 125 Pep Club 115 Y-Teens 95 Latin Club 105 F. T. A. 125 French Club 11-125 Quill and Scroll 125 G. A. A.10-115 VICTORY KEELER --National Honor Society 11-125 Y-Teens 9-10-11-125 Operetta 95 F. T. A. 9-10-11-125 French Club 10-115 Spanish Club 11-12. LENONA KIRK--National Honor Society 11-125 Student Council 125 Searchlight 115 Pep Club 11-125 Y-Teens 9-10-11-125 Y-TeenOfficer 11-125 Jamboree 95 Spring Play 95 Music Contestant 9-10, 125 Girls' Glee Club 125 Band 9-105 Latin Club 105 F. T. A. 9-10-11-125 F. T. A. Officer 115 Quill and Scroll 11-12. SHIRLEY KOCHEROVU Librarian 12. JUDY LANTS--Class Officer 115Y-Teens 9-10- 1l5 Operetta 95 Jamboree 9-10-11-125 Fall Play 11- 125 One-Act Play 115 Spring Play 95 Music Contestant 9-10-11-125 Girls' Glee Club 9-10-11-125 A Cappella Choir 9-10-11-125 Drum and Bugle Corps 9-105 F. T. A. 9-10-11-125 French Club 125 French Club Officer 125 Spring Concert 11-125 Drum Major 115 Scarlet Masquers ll-125 Girls' Quartet 125 National Honor Society 12. PAT LEASON--Pep Club 10-11- 125 Y-Teens 105 Latin Club 10-115 Latin Club Officer 10-115 F, T. A. 10-11-125 F. T. A.Officer 115 Nat- ional Honor Society 12. CAROLYN LEHMER--Search- light 125 Y-Teens 115 Jamboree 11-125Music Contest- ant 11-125 Girls' Glee Club 11-125 A Cappella Choir 125 Dramatics Club 11-125 bring Concert 11-12. JANET LINDSEY--National Honor Society 11-125 Pep Club 10-11-125 Y-Teens 9-105 Operetta 95 Jamboree 105 Girls' Glee Club 105 Latin Club 11-125 F. T, A. 125 G, A. A. 9-10-115 Tumbling Club 95 Drama Club 11-125 Cum Laude 11-125 Latin National Honor So- ciety 11. JEANNE LULA--National Honor Society 11- 125 Student Council 125 Searchlight 115 Pep Clubl0-1l- 125 Y-Teens 9-10-115 Y-Teen Officer 115 .TalT1b01'3e 9-10-115 Operetta 95 Music Contestant 9-10-115 Girls Glee Club 10-115 A Cappella Choir 9-10-115 Latin Club 105 F. T . A. 9-10-11-125 F. T. A. Officer 105 French Club 11-125 French Club Officer 11. ROBERTA LUNDAHL--National Honor Society 125 Yellowjacket staff 125 Y-Teens 10-115 Quill and Scroll 12.Cl-IARLES LYMAN--Class Officer 95 National Honor Society 11-125 Student Council 95 Yellowjacket Staff 125 Yellowjacket Staff Editor 125 Jamboree 95 Music Contestant 9-105 Band 9-105 Science Club 10. KATHY MC CANN--Pep Club 125 Jamboree 11-125 Music Contestant 125 Girls' Glee Club 11-125 A Cappella Choir 11-125 Latin Club 115 F. T. A. 11-125 F. T. A. 0 P 3 t fa 5 '-, .Qs Officer 125 Spanish Club 125 Spring Concert 11-12. MARILYN MC CLEARY--Y-Teens 10-11-125 Jam- boree 10-115 Music Contestant 105 Girls' Glee Club 10-11-125 G. A. A. 9-105 Librarian 12. ARTHUR MC COLLOM--Operetta 95 Music Contestant 95 Boys' Glee Club 95 Stage Crew 12. RICHARD MC CUlSTON-- Student Council 115 Track 95 Football 95 Basketball 95 Band 105 C. O. E Club 12. WILLIAM MALLORY-- Football 95 Spanish Club ll. JOAN MEIER--Pep Club 10-115 Y-Teens 9-10-11-125 Y-Teens Officer 105 Operetta 105 Jamboree 10-11-125 Music Contestant 10-11-125 Girls' Glee Club 9-10-11-125 A Cappella Choir 9-10-11-125 Drum and Bugle Corps 95 French Club 105 JOYCE MERRITT--Pep Club 105 Y-Teens 9-10-11-125 Operetta 9-105 G. A. A. 115 C.O, E. Club 12: Librarian 11: TED MOUNTJOY- -c.o,E, Club 11-125 X Club Officer 11-12. PHYLLIS MURPHY- -Class Officer w , 551515 Searchlight 115 Y-Teens 9-10-11-125 Operetta 95 Jamboree 125 Music Contestant 125 Girls' Glee Club - 125 A Cappella Choir 125 Drum and Bugle 95 F. T, A, 9-10-11-125 French Club 10-115 G. A. A. 105 Spring 3 Concert 12. FRANCES MYERS--Y-Teens 9-105 Con- tw f 'ff-cert Choir 95 Librarian 9. ROBERT NORTHCUTT- -tu- 'tp' Y 9: F. T. A , 115 Debate Club 12. LARRY NYLUND-- Track 9-10-115 Football 9-10-11-125 Basketball 9, 11-12: C Club 9-10-11-125 Searchlight 11-125 N C Club Officer 115 ni-Y 9-10, Jamboree 12, Music Le. Contestant 125 Boys' Glee Club 125 A Cappella Choir ' 3,125 F. T. A. 125 Quill and Scroll 125 Editor of Search- up light 125 Traffic Squad 10. MICHAEL OLIVER-- ' Track 95 Football 9-10-11-125 Baskeball Manager 5 9-10-11-125 C Club 11-125 Jamboree 11-125 Music t I Contestant 10-11-125 Boys' Glee Club ll-125 A Cap- 1 'pe11a choir 10-11-12. JIM PARKER--National Honor 5 U i '-f' Q P xx 1. Ti X X X .A A I .N 1-ly . S' 5 X 'ffl' A A VN 'ttf' f f' :Qi .- Society 11-125 Student Council 125 Student Council Officer 125 Track 9-10-11-125 Football 9-10-11-125 Basketball 95 C Club 11-125 Yellowjacket Staff 125 Jamboree 125 Music Contestant 125 Boys' Glee Club 125 A Cappella Choir 125 Spanish Club 12. CHARLENE PATRICK--Pep Club 9-10-11-125 Y-Teens 9-105 Jamboree 11-125 Music Contestant 11-125 G11-15' Glee Club 9-10-11-125 A Cappella Choir 11-125 Drum and Bugle Corps 9-105 Spanish Club 115 Spring Con- cert 11-12. MARALEE PATTI--Student Council 95 Yellowjacket Staff 125 Pep Club 9-10-115 Y-Teens 9-10-115 Operetta 95 Fall Play 9-10-115 One-Act Play 115 Spring Play 9-10-115 Stage Crew 10-115 Stage Crew Officer 115 F. T. A. 9-10-115 French Club 95 Scarlet Masquers 115 Best Actress Award 11. JAMES PAYNE--Jamboree 125 Concert Choir 125 Boys' Glee Club 125 A Cappella Choir 125 Indust- rial Arts Club ll. JANET PECK--Pep Club 11-125 Y-Teens 9-105 Operetta 95 Jamboree 115 Music Contestant 9, 11-125 Girls' Glee Club 11-125 A Cap- pella Choir 9, 125 Scarlet Masquers 125 Triple Trio 12. LYNN PENTICUFF--Operetta 105 Jamboree 10- 11-125 Fall Play 10-115 One-Act Play 10, 125 Music Contestant 9-10-11-125 Boys' Glee Club 10-11-125 A Cappella Choir 10-11-125 Band 9-10-11-125 Stage Crew 125 Spring Concert 11-125 Scarlet Masquers 11-12. RON PERKINS--Student Council 125 Track 9-10-115 Football 9-10-11-125 Basketball9-10-11-125 ' C Club 10-11-125 Searchlight 125 Hi--Y 9-105 A Capella Choir 125 Traffic Squad 10. DEAN PHILLIPPE --Jamboree 125 Music Contestant 125 Boys' Glee Club 125 A Cappella Choir 125 Band 9-10-115 C. O, E. Club 12. DOUG PICKERSGILL--Track 105 Operetta 95 Fall Play 105 One-Act Play 10-115 Stage Crew 9-105 Stage Crew Officer 105 French Club 10-11. PAT N . Tens 9-10-11-125 Operetta 95 Jamboree 1.1-125 Music Jacket Staff 125 Pep Club 105 Y-Teens 9 10, Operetta W' ella Choir ll-125 French Clubl0-ll-125 Spr1ngConcert 95 Stage Crew 95 French Club 11-125 French Club 1-12. BILL SMITH--Track 10: Football 9'10'11'12: Officer 12. DONNA PRENTICE--Jamboree125 C. O.E. C Club 11-125 Hi-Y 105 Spanish Club 11. CELlA Club 12. GERALD PROFFITT--Band 11-125 C. O, E. Club 12. PAMELA PUESTER--Pep Club 115 Y-Teens 9-105 Operetta 95 Jamboree 11-125 Music Contestant 11-125 Girls' Glee Club 11-125 F. T. A. 9-10-11-125 French Club 11-12- Librarian 9 NORMA PUMMlLL-- SNODGRASS--Student Council 105 Y-Teens 9-10-11- 125 Operetta 95 Jamboree 125 Fall Play 115 One-Act Pla 115 Spring Play 9-10-115 Music Contestant 10, 125 Girls' Glee Club 10, 125 ACappella Choir 125 Drum and Bugle Corps 95 F. T. A. 10, 125 French Club 105 PITMAN--National Honor Society 11-12: Yellow-Q tesunt 10-ll-12: Girls' Glee Club 10-ll-12: A Cap ciee Club 115 c. o. E. Club 12. RICHARD RAFFURTYQQJ --C, O. E. Club 11-12. JOHN RAGAN-- lndustriali Arts Club 125 Library Club 10. JOHN RALSTON- Yellowjacket Staff 125 Hi-Y 105 Jamboree 10-11-125 Fall Play 10-11-125 One-Act Play 10-11-125 Music Contestant 10-11-125 Boys' Glee Club 11-125 A Cappella Choir 10-ll-l25Spanish Club 115 Quill and Y-Teens 95 Jamboree 115 Music Contestant 115 Girls' . Scroll 125 Scarlet Masquers 11-125 Scarlet Masquers Officer 125 District Music Festival 11-125 Science Club 105 Spring Music Festival 11-125 Best Actor Award 115 Boys' Quartet and Double Quartet 11-125 Mixed Double Quartet 11-12.MIKE RAPP--Football 11-125 Searchlight 12. BRUCE REED--Class Officer 105 Student Council 9-105 Track 9-10-11-125 Foot- ball 9-10-11-125 Basketball 9-10-11-125 C Club 10-11-125 Searchlight 125 Yellowjacket King Candi- date 125 Hi-Y 105 Jamboree 125 Music Contestant 125 Boys' Glee Club 125 A Cappella Choir 12. DENISE RENAULT--Yellowjacket Queen Candidate 125 Pep Club 9-10-ll-125 Cheerleader 10-11-125 Y-Teens 9-105 Y-Teens Officer 95 Operetta 95 Jamboree 11- 125 One-Act Play 125 Girls' Glee Club 11-125 A Cap- pella Choir 125 I-Ioniecoming Queen 105 French Club 10-11-125 l-lead Cheerleader 11-12. CAROL RICE-- Class Officer 9, 115 National Honor Society 11-125 Yellowjacket Staff 125 Office Assistant 115 Y-Teens 9-10-115 Operetta 105 Jamboree 10-115 A Cappella Choir 10-115 Drum and Bugle Corps 95 French Club 115 Quill and Scroll 125 Spring Festival 11. LINDA RIDDLE--Class Officer 95 Pep Club 105 Y-Teens 9-105 Y-Teens Officer 105 Music Contestant 10-11-125 Girls' Glee Club 10-11-125 A Cappella Choir 11-125 Drum and Bugle Corps 95 F. T. A. 105 French Club 95 Spring Festival 12. FAYE ROBARDS--Pep Club 125 Y-Teens 9-10-125 Operetta 95 Music Contestant 105 Girls' Glee Club 105 Drum and Bugle Corps 9-105 French Club 10- O' 1. it Small Ensemble 125 Spring Concert 125 Scarlet Mas- quers 11-125 BEVERLY STARKE--Y-Teens 9-10: Girls' Glee Club 125 G.A,A, 9-10-11-125 Librarian ll. SANDY STEEPS--Office Assistant 9-10-11-125 Pep Club 9-10,125 Y Teens 9-105 Operetta 95 French Club 10- 11-125 French Club Officer ll.BlLL STEVENS--Track 9-10-11-125 Football 105 Searchlight 125 Operetta 95 Jamboree 95 Music Contestant 95 Boys' Glee Club 9. BILL TIWES--Track 12. JOHN TYE--C . O. E. Club 11-12. BEVERLY VEACH--Searchlight 11-125 Drum Officer 125 G. A. A. 115 Tumbling Club 95 Debate Club 11. MICHAEL WADDILL--Track 11-125 Football 9-10-11-125 C C1ub 11-125 French Club 10-11-12. SANDY WALLO--Class Officer 95 Student Council ll- 125 Student Council Officer 125 Yellowjacket Staff 12. Office Assistant 11-125 Pep Club 9-10-11-125 Pep Club Officer 125 Y-Teens 9-105 Operetta 95 French Club d Bugle Corps 95 F. T. A. 9-10-11-125 F. T. A. Q M 175 .9 -ti W 1 . 10-115 French Club Officer 105 Quill and Scroll 125 Chairman for the United Fund Drive for Center District 12. BEATRICE WARD--Pep Club 10-11-125 Y-Teens 105 Operetta 95 One-Act Play 115 Stage Crew 9-10-115 Stage Crew Officer 10-115 F. T. A. 9-105 rench Club 10-11-125 G. A. A. 9-10. JOMEL WEEKS-- Pep Club 10-11-125 Y-Teens 9-l0.MICl-IAEL WEST-- Class Officer 105 National Honor Society 11-125 Stu- dent Council ll-l25 Student Council Officer 11-125 Track 9-105 Football 9-10-11-125 Basketball 9-10- 11-125 C Club 10-11-125 Yellowjacket King Candi- date 125 C Club Officer 115 Latin Club 10-115 ship Award 10. DARVIN WESTON--National Honor JJ A A - - '?Latin Club Officer 10-115 Football Captain 125 Scholar- ,ifff fvfjjfy' 1 5 Society 11-125 Track Manager 105 C Club 10-11- 125 One-Act Play 115 Spring Play 95 LatinClub 11-125 F. T, A. 9, 11-125 F, T. A. Officer 12. LARRY WHITE --Football 11-125 Operetta 95 Spring Play 95 Tumbling Club 9. SANDRA WILLIAMS--Y-Teens 95 Jamboree . f 115 Spring Play 115 Girls' Glee Club 115 C. O, E. 115 c, A. A. 10-11.BEVERLY ROBERTS- Searchlight lf! . , 125 Pep Club 125 Y-Teens 9-10-115 Operetta 95 Jam- If OEELLIQAZS-giellcgviiclizt iafg 113: 1gg1'eeC19L11g'?g 2115110 F103-i13 1F 9g10A SUE' Q 5 Act Play 10-112 Spring P1ay115 StageCrew95 F: T. A, as '1 ' - 1 11111 U F - - - ' ' I 10- Spanish Club12.MIKELLWILSON--Y-Te S9-10' Fi-enon cinb 11-12. MARTHA ROBINETTE--Pep cinb . Q ds, e.C,ub 12 RICHARD WILSON--Tillck 101 9'10f11'12P Y'11ee'1S 9'10'11f12f Jamboree 11'12P ' 1- M1110-11-125 c c1nb11-125Yenowjeeket lvgus1c,Contestagt 10-11-125 girls GleeiClub 10-l1- A . ing Candidate 12: UC.. dub Officer 12:Fa11P1ay 1 FA CaPPe11a 101r 10'11'1 111111111111 B1'9'1eC0fPS 1 1 105 Music Contestant 9-105 Band 9-105 co-Football PEGGY ROBY--Searchlight 125 Y-Teens 9-105 Oper- a 10-11-125 C Club 10-11-125 Searchlight 125 91 F. T. A. 9'10'11: G. A. A. 91 SPl'il1g Festival A yain 12. 10: Basket- etta 95 Jamboree 125 Music Contestant 125 Girls' Glee Club 125 A Cappella Choir 125 Librarian 9-10-115 BILL RYE--Operetta 95 Music Contestant 95 A Cap- pella Choir 95 Tumbling Club 95 Science Club 9, 11. GLENDA SCOTT--Pep Club 11-125 Y-Teens 9-10-11- l25 Jamboree 115 Spring Play 115 Music Contestant 105 Girls' Glee Club 10-11-125 A Cappella Choir 125 Drum and Bugle Corps 9-105 French Club 105 G, A,A. 12. SAMUEL SHADE--Track 10-115 Football 9-105 Basketball 10-115 Fall Play 115 French Club 10-11. CHARLENE SHAFFER--Yellowjacket Staff 125 Y- l 11 Boys Glee Club 12 A Cappella Choir 12 i Hi-Y 105 Jamboree 10-11-125 Fall Play 11-125 Spring ' ag . 1 . ' . ca Masquers ll-125 Scarlet Masquers Officer ll- 125' Industrial Arts Club 12. RONALD Z.OGLlN-- National Honor Society 11-125 Operetta 95 Fall Play 10-11-125 One-Act Play 9, 115 Spring Play 115 Boys' Glee Club 95 Stage Crew 10-11-125 Stage Crew Officer 115 Latin Club 10-115 F. T. 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