College High School - Rhetorette Yearbook (Warrensburg, MO)

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,iiiiiff 5 1 Qs f' PFEPING r G TOM Harryette, we understand that lt 1S nearly' when you get home from a date wlth Murry but lt 15 stlll Uearllern when Murry leaves' Why 15 everyone calllng Betty M Ntweet, tweet ' Could lt b because of a certaln llttle b1rd9 Jerry, who 15 thls Margorle you've been talklng about Ruth B must not llke Amerl can boys She llkes them from down South What's thls we hear about Robert H and Delbert? WFellow schoolmates, f you want to llck ce cubeq durlng class be sure and enroll ln one of M188 Eubanks classes W Why has Mary Lou been so happy slnce Valentlnels Day The only reason we can thlnk of lS she recelved a Valentlne post marked from Leeton What's happenlnv around CHS? Mary lou Pennlngton, Celesta Hlghland and Vlvlan Smlth were klcked out of study hall Whose fault anyway? M155 Conway9 we thlnk you have a beautlful new car Better stay out of M135 Fltz gerald's way ' g?1' Marllyn Cross ular The nlght after she was crowned Queen of the carnlval she went to the Mllltary Ball at Lexlngton er date was Cadet Robert Morgan from Derver Marllyn sald that she had a wonderful tlme er sure 1S pop Wenthworth corsage was of red camelllas It certalnly was pretty Betty and La Vonne have changed Now they are savum a seat for Robert on the bus The Freshman llterature class 18 rebelllous They are supposw to be readlng storles and poems Instead they are dolng grammar The members of the N J H S are golng around wlth ecstatlc smlles on thelr faces I pty the poor pledges We were at a mountaln CablH of a frlend for the openlng M the huntlng season We Ito old tlmerl What S the weather golng to be l1ke tc morrow Flt for huntlngon Old Tlmer WDon't know, boy Used to be man could alwayS Judge about the weather Nowtm government has took lt over mm you c1n't tell what the heck M wlll do W ,as3ufag,a,a- ,safes--asaeeedeeee ewe-e as-e+JadfMHt tt't tr rerr Rgbfizf 1- ' Q ? .L ai - , 421 tii 3 ,fi WF . V 4 i 'N U ff iii .3 I A' Il a W st: , R F . E It I - r-5 0 :?g1'f l wi K ., I ' I I I I f' ,I 'f-'.-E 1 It 2 W 1 2 1 'P 3'-if 1 fl I is dn,m I , -15123 fi: f. . s G ff O ' ,Q-22334 1 I ' ' , f ' :aa R at my Q - - f' - -'l331T:'2 3 A i, ' ' - EEE Tl YQ ' R , ?- QQ V . ' me R R , ng. is ,- ,, X . R n w - - W 7 4 f W 3,571 2 . W V - V- 1 W Q ' ' ' .4111-1 ty i X , A ' sv , K. g - '-Hifi! - N 'S ' ' Nl f W- , . ' 1 - . QW L W U W ' , , 1 ' - fi? 3 F-2 R ' i E fl 1 M 3 ' 1 pe.. W 152 f W in 1555 l lug t , 4 , f 1 Yi? ' 1 - ' ITT. -nj, ' f I I . . ' ' g i P Y . 0 3 3.:-1-L ig 1 I ' ,, . . - 1 A ilfx .s 9 351 l ,yy sl ' ' . 1 1 35 4 54 1 X Q . X 0 H 'V-'7-331 . , 1 ' o :sag W 0 M., 1 ji? 1 . U bf' - I I v .V-1-ff.. ' 1, . 7 5 -A 4 , v , A 0 ' ' , gig glial ! F o ? ! e - 1 0 Q. ww. XIII, , 15 0 0 . H A .. 1 ,,. ,Q , A 0 3 4 112 wi ' . I J3E'll'W ' . . v w ' ' fs E lg U a - - - - 5 's h' T , 'VI v o 6 2'- f . A n ' ? Kaz, V , g I . fi A . W X3 3 0 ' -- Q 11' A W , r ' , . Q am,w wqwt 4 - P gi li. - QQ V Q 1 Q Qt WV E ' Q - 3 as atlfi ' O ' of ta' 1 0 W ,X . , . 5 '9 il 1 L D R 4 . 0 6 0 . o fEE gg ey . c .t VI NIP Q 1 . ,N . . 0 Qu tht G +c 0 O ' if if t ll ' 1 . Q 0 6 0 V.- Him ri! A ' ' ' ' L ?l'45 ' , Q WH .P 1 lug ' ' a- Q : f A 1 3 y git, - 1 Q- p l 4, 0 ....-.... A :LVT ' 2 ' ' ' , . 53 VJ D ' 7 W 1 lil QU ' - - A ' . W ' infill? ' 1 ' ' n 0 e , rw-V31 5 1 f we - S . ' ' ' M15 , O ' 9 uusg - ' ' . 3-:EEZ f'E , . ' . 0 '55 'N , ' L5 5 ff' z ', 7 ' , 5.15. I ' n c ar? , M ' 9 a ' P li 0 4 if -11' 1' ' 1 o o o 1' it X A

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G 1 I I 1 1 QANE QCQTT, BGYQQ FLEMING pg LEADIQG Romzs QF' T a T' HAMERIQBN LlEE IN EEVlEWN Around February 9, you might have heardd such ythings as: 'That shirt would be wonderful for the pioneer scenen, or WGive me your blouse, itis just what I needgvi ,p l ' fit QQ' . . If yeu idid 1' oulv robabld .m , 9, Y I .Pc y T Y thoughtn someone was crazy, but I g V ,gg u q4W f ,Has the condemned man, Dyke, the these were just a fewWofi the preparationsl for 'the ,junior assembly,'i which was held' in Hendricks Hall, February 9, ' 'The 'theme of th iprogram was NAmerican Life in ReviewVi with Jane Scott 'and Royce Fleming in the leading Troles of Sarah and Ephriam Jonesg' ' ,3'MrL and Mrs, Jones were rem- iniscing' in itneir living room about the 'goed old days, 'Their dreams, which materialized on the stage behind, took them back PQ the deVS bf piOHesfiHe,fplan+ tation life, World War'lfand II, the flappef era, rand'tneTeraaof bobby1sQxersL,3j,,Tha''g,spadent fG3CHefSm59lPiHgQ Wiih the P207 dUCUiO3-fW3?Q'vJSTFY,!MCD3niQ1SQ Rae Reynolds, and est Hamiitonou QENTOR HOME ECONOMICS QLASQ GIVES ECIPE,SHOWEBfFQB mils e 'The 'Senior Home Economics class' gaveo a recipe shower for Anna McMurphy, Wednesday, Februe ary l5g' Miss McMurphy will be married to VMrg'Russel Clinton soon, 'after school is out this springoi ' ' A ' , Punch' float, cake, and mints were served, Everyone vdmyatbend- ed brought a recipe, The guess were Vivian Smith, Martha Temple, Miss Billingsly and Mrs, Thomas, student iteachers, Miss Eubanks, supervisor, and Mrs, McMurphy, the honoree's mother, 1'2 w. 2 'L':.Qr1 ',I-'f'g:'3if1TQ i?:Jliq't12Ttl1f I- 7'-ff, ., ' QRAMA QLASS QIEQS SPLENDQQ EEQFORMANCE oF!HgHg,yAL1ANTH .The Pit Theatre was again they scene of a successful play as the drama class presented nThe Valiant,U a tragedy, on Monday afternoon, ,February 13, before an invited audience, Headed by Russel Halley, who gave an excellent 'performance Cast was truly, all-star and played their parts with the utmost of sincerity, F Bob Elwell played the sym- pathetic Warden, and Jack Easterwood as Father Daly and Wally Brown as a trustee,round- ed out the male portion of the cast, On the distaff side, Shirley Fitterling played with beautiful sensitivity the part of the girl who Fthought Dyke was her long-lost brother, Much of the credit for the success of the play goes to Miss Marilou Myers who was the director, This is Miss Meyerls second term ias a director with the dramatics class, ' Before the play, Daryl Dode son, a member of the oral inf terpretation class, gave a poem by William Service entitled, WThe Shooting of Dan McGrew,W The play was the last of the plays to be given this term by the dramatics class, Next nam the class will be working on four plays, whose names and casts will be announced at a later date, , 1 Eugene: Did you know that de Scotchman on our street is going to move? 1 Johns How do you know? Eugene: I saw him taking down the wallpaper, :sr 'i: :- ' wi, 7711'?-f.'?z1'. '-,1,:-:- T7fi-l - .

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CNE DAX AQ I WAS LOOKING through the school ledger, I noticed some queer thingso Some questions gathered in my weak brain, and, I wonder if you can help me answer them. -. g,--- cy,--.-,, ., -,M . 1 -L ' '55-g,4.f,y-.,x':,13Q-'fqj - , .me ,..L.f,.n ,f.,,-W''1,:..,:'p...fr27S'g.E5i1a. 1.mC.g.lf.:fI 9 LAMPS, HANDBAGQ, AND SALAD BOWL? ARE some ,OFTHE PROJECTS IN INDUSIRIAL ARTS CLASSES it Every morning at ll:OO obloch Q 1 5 - 1 S i fe fi fi I1 li. 1 4 1 i, ii 'i M, 1, .AP 5 4 , . A I ,r C I 1 HE ': 'a 'f L52 ' -44.13 QA -gi. , .-s.'jf ., 'F' ' . A ' Q lf fl-fa' 'j- I ...J- 1. , fauna Lv, -'F '. . Efkti ag-' 3,135 55 'wif' , V,-. - .-.-. -- .-. ..-1. Wt -,an - some fifty eager juniors and V seniors make their way to indus- if Haag Is Martha Jane really a 'trial arts class. Some of them fx tif tempel ? And is Richard, 'really have to go down to the Graphic Wweekn? Did you know that Harry- Arts building, which seems about gf Si? ette was a Nbakern? And since a quarter of'a mileo E, iwhi when has ViVi8D been a nsmithn? The industrial arts class is th li Are Marilyn, Carolyn, Albert divided into five sections, I xii: and Wallace really Hbrownn? I which include, crafts, metal Q REQ didn't know Marilyn was ncrossn, work, mechanical drawing, hand R TES did you? Why are Hilda, Dee, and woodworking and machine wood+ I' Q22 R, Ho nhuntersn? Is Foster any workingo I - ' i I .Ei kin to HStephenn? What, has 'I'IEach'quarter, the students N gi Georgia Nherdn? Can Patsy really' rotate so that they will have at P gig sing a Wdittyn? How can Roger least 'three different types of nf Q? and.Doris be Nlrlesn if they are 'work in a year. When a student Qi not in England? Ervin's father iss a senior and has taken one V QEQ must have been a Krewman or else year- of industrial arts he is Pi hgg how could Ervin be a nKrewsonH? given the privilege of choosing f sig How can Una be a Wchapeln? I the field of work he likes best V ,ig thought chapels were churches, and 'mayi take that course all 'ph gif Since when has Joan become a yearo All of the classes are c ,QQ nmillern? Did Betty and Bob taught by student teachers under .ggf really come from nMarrsU?, Why' the direction of Mr. R. E. Smith, Q Eg doesn't' Shirley ring? She is a The crafts class has been 4 ggi nbelP'isn't she! If you want working in leather, plastic and I gig coal, just call on Don and Bob. ceramics, Russel Halley made a M gf They are UColemans.n Boys, that leather handbag on which he used V 535 lcar you want pryed up just call leather carvingo 3 Egg on Don and he will npry-ern up The students in the. hand- Q Lgg for you. How 'can 'Ruby be a woodworking class have finished E Egg lHPau1H when she is a girl? making bookends and are now Q QQ? v working on projects of their V4 ,QQ 5 ' Owljdfff! . ,Li Q ,'!The machine woodworking class ', Lgg 3 !', rgg, y deals with more advanced projmma M gg 5 , I Harry Katowitz and Freddie 1 arg' .11 Mistler have made lamps on the I Eg f i Glj2iXl- V , lathesg Ruth Boles has finiihed Eg 'A I V a coffee table and is now ma ing if y 55 W 2 P 1 a salad bowl on the lathe,aJerry Qgf ll qlhlhi , y Harding made a sewing cabinet, EQ jf ' a! Betty Marr' and Joan Knaus have Eg I 0 Q .f' f Q :fri made wall shelves and are now on I g V- 9 o 0 9 'J 0 C Sv coffee tables, agd huth Scott is E5 , a 4 r C J - making a cedar c esto gg il f lr - , ,y-f Qt I get Eva-cg U gf V t v H- ',.- -1- va s,-iffiafcfs, LI-:'--vel-.P.fin--fi-1'fr-I ...1.4',!' 'B mu L., xx J' nf SN :5