College High School - Rhetorette Yearbook (Warrensburg, MO)

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hifi -Q-f '1 '4 w NATIONAL JUNIOR HONOR S01CIETY PLEDGBES THIRTEIJN Beware! Take Warning! There is a new kind of strange. freak in the land. These strange creatures will be in College High come February first. There will be two kinds of them. They will look hopefully at the litdm bag that they carry in their hand. They will fearfully peek around every corner to see f the coast is clear. They hope they will not see anything with a card bearing the number 615. They will go quaking to their doom at noon. Who are these strange creatures? We'll give you one hint, they are the thirteen pledges of the National Junior Honor Society! F.F.A. BOYS WORK T0 RAISE MONEY FOR BANQUET The agriculture boys are working steadily on their funds for the Parent and Son banquet. Charles Tacke has been taking a truck and gather- ing paper around town. The boys have been getting a kick out of testing the new concrete troughs for strength. They have been driving tractors over them and generally giving them .the once over. Ask them what they think of their newi trough-making project. The agriculture boys are also planning a basketball game with the Holden F.F.A. chapter sometime in the near future. . COM NG EVENTS January 27-High School Operetta, 'The Gondoliers' January 31 ---- --Basketball game, Sedalia, here. February 3- ---- Annual All-School Carnival. February 7 ---- --Basketball game Knob Noster, there ' -. U- . - ae 3 - ' - 2' - 4, ' 'T f -N. , I .' LP Ji. ' '. 1 alffffu X Q' lt. 5 5 E . f - N 'A ILE 21 1 '- 1 2 . .qu if A , I A Q 5 if 3 415 F if 5 I E 2- I N I bl 'in 1 YI Q 75, 1 LI I jg I Ni Q ,F ' if A i .ffl -IQ? I 1533 1 'f I 'I z XZ 1 -1.5-51:3 1 I ', ,A Neg--1 1 1' ' :l 1 ,V Wg -W, ,Q 1 .V . .N 'J ' -J T : J -.Lexi 5 ii I 553231 F T -Wir! I 5 l'-11 W.-,., j 1 M. 1 ':.-43 5 I -f 'R I Q5 5. WW -.',f'33'- il- 1: f Q5-at 'Q . . TJ ? ':i.i- l ' V3 '14-I 9 s ii . 'rw-if I ' if 1 LTFFSA gg 1 . ev 1 N , IL . 5 : Eff l 21225 SN' ZEZE-I N ' i ' T M 2 J ' ij E fi'-,:j'1 Fi p I. is - I V arf 1 5 . T .1 .I If 1 qi., , . . W IE vi LEM si .wh 23 li I. Ii . . 3 , 3 on-Ag. EQ - 3i xr if H .V . N.. N , I 1 , 0 ' v 1 Q 5 I 7 K il L 'l ' -11-4 y M' ' I .5-, k Q , 55 , V I if 3: is 1 ' 5, W y t ga S 3 I - .MAL rl 4 I fa I 42 I 1' 4.5-13 I 9 1 1 WT.,-.3 3 1 X ,V -I '..f I 1 ' ii . , I L .I J.. ' 1 1 j 4 , 3,1-if ,. N , 1- ' Ur. - 91 - ' H 1 lx i 1 ', 1 - . C, 2 -ETA h 5 I5 ' L.. g l Vi a f'-.-J I ! .1 . 'S I F 'E 5 H -x--:-a I 1 Y 1.425 2 I I '--3: . i l I' : Qvl- f r '?' . 3 I il' ' A : :- '-'U' vw ', 5,3-33.5 In ly. -'ugvi 1 ' E' J 21,5-'I 1 Zi' '?1'?i ' AI fi 25:11.12 ' I :Q ,if -'31 . I JI - ,gag I Q 4, ,. -'-iff: y n :gi -T35-9 1 gl U1 if ij.-ul ' ' 5: ...Lx-1 j ' ll'--'Jw ' . U' F1513 f .s if , .,, A- Q I . W' , 'T v I' , , If ,- , 4 ,A i if 'Q' 5 , V 7 U GOOD WAX T0 QET A CGLLEGE EDUCATION the school outstandhm science student the Bausch mm Lomb Honorary Science Award This award is used in thousanm of schools throughout America m stimulate the interest of sun dents in the study of scienm and to recognize high scholasth accomplishment. Only winners of the Honorary Science Awardcmn compete for the Bausch.andlbmb Science Scholarships. Any sur dents who stand near the topof their class in science studies should check with the head of the Science Department, Mr. Shirling, within the next week, to determine their eligibility for the Science Scholardnp competetion. Forty boys and girls who lead in the preliminmy examinations will be given alL expenses-paid trips to Washing- ton to attend the Science Talmm Institute for five days eanw next Spring and take the fhwl examinations for the scholardnp One contestant will be selected by a board of judges to receive a Westinghouse Grand Scienw Scholarship of 332,800 C700 per year for four yearsl . One other contestant will receive a Wesb inghouse Grand Science Scholar- ship of 32,000 H5500 per year for four yearsl. Eight more cmv testants will receive Westhg- house Scholarships for SMH C3100 a year for four yearsl and Naooo in additional Scholarships will be awarded. As part of ww preliminary examination emi contestant must submit an esmw of about l,000 words on the mw- JeCt, nMy Scientific Project.n At graduation, presents to the il-1. l,,, Weatherman on telephone: WMV corns hurt too, madam, but we Stlll SQY it will be clear and sunny.U fR.K.D

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