College High School - Rhetorette Yearbook (Warrensburg, MO)

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-0-'fw 'ia-H f-a1.'-1mi1-+W'+ a 'f - as-.1 L-,s..:' 5 . no You xNow2 we are sure everyone? has met this lblackehaired girl, who is a member of 'the senior classo Verlyn Clark was born March 21, T932R at WRupert, Iowa? I She is 55 haf, weighs ll7 pounds, and hgg'blue eyeso . I ' V fQIShe belongs to lGareer' Club, Bsedw PGP Sqvadg and has ShOwn WBFhstalent in acting in dramssm ssslclassai r is s i f fQfVO1I9Yb2gl .and Q'Tbasketha1l are'Verlyn's5best-liked.'sporQs,, whsle banana pudd1ns.. 15 other favorite dishq? She ,also. likes .vary muchgl to read' poetry and won secohdwin the Poetry Reading eq test'lthisg,yearQ' .She has ldgtered in Band and Glee Clubs 'T After 5 graduation, Verlyn diana to attend GraCe1and Col RFWN -V jus. . 1. G lege and become a teachero ' Q , . , f - 1 1+ Uwhy was it lpu'didnHaget the lead in the sen or play, Orlessin Q,gUQh, the GQ?bbfFhaid I wHGhP'U M 59llf?h0uth.V'f A,+fr 4 Dre Schott: USayN r.a. ,youw Q.Wa Qhguld ---v W haveWbeenWhereWats8rl5E ,'J i Dub: nwhy--what happened2U T . 1,, . ul ., You can't be a howling SUQCCSS by simply howlingo i ,i ., The freshmen class ressnts wJimm s'Sproat to'prove that good things come in small packageso While being one of the smallest ellows in our high school, he s jvgry popular among his rien So d f go Jimmg is hg8N gall Edd weighs A poun So e , as ue eyes hrown wavy hair and a light tan Complexion, with freckles scat- tered here and thereo V aloe cream and fish tops the menu as far as Jimmy is con- gernedo He also likes gym glass, track, and hunting and fishingo ig December. 29, 19353 is' the date of J1mmy's birtho ,1Maybe he was a ,late Christmas pres- Sntol The place was on. 'Bpistle Widge near Warrensburgo ,Bnistle Ridge is still his home and will qhntinue to be for a while, may- be alwayso in t Qhnlt .o., hragglwelalllknowlit isn't the whistle that pulb the traino . . Women are Ysupposed to be vain, but no man is as handsome as he thinks he iso 91 at Q gm. Eg Guy.. as wa. ul-.1- ffx-4. .. Qfiff - '?ff'.' -1 ' Av. g .--s..--Q 1 ..u-,- ..,,- ..1'. P'-ff Q Ufw.-1. fujlz. --.., . Y 'Wa' ,w . qw.. If ' ...Nd . . .-in A : 'p-1 - '-ev.-. . shy. , 5,1-. ' . fu-'ff ,, V . . 322: 35-w.-1- ms. ,, ,..-. ,Q .f.. -f.. rss Egg 'ti v .. f, , ...,. gan If-vm-F.. 'fQ'1'J45-7' Fr-3-Zi L.f'.?FCS:1 -221 LLL: ESE 'us F'-fu-1 'Q' EHR -Q3 1-:--' L:-'3 f:.,qb' EP? 4.252- . J. . ., -:.-mf. Eff-r'n...f vffngqs-Q . Q .J'll' rascal if-f i'1-5 . L. '- ses - 'wx Z?-.Q .I-'gf ' 'riff' h u.-111' C H2::'fff1 - -,,-rffii Sv-5k'3i?5 I6 99'53+ N5...-:Mi . vang., 418, 3,5 ! -am-e ,mpg-.1 ,,, . as ,U w 1 5?:'J - J, lzltfyfuxi .+w-Nqr.-,-.uf fs? WP-I 'E 2-10-ri. YB if ,f -.,Z,.,l . J-I -fs., -gm-. JJ V ,.... .?..,,3, - :wg-sg, . -.. 1 31-5411.- ,-MRM.. 32:-3-3. .ff',:L: JJ-..Q:.,, r t...,Wm .gs-1.51, 5 -KV' if . .wg-.., if-4 75: 'Ji -f' fi QQ. 3-212- 1 -'f : ' wif .7?'fQ??' ffl 1 .4 -. A R ., xv- Sf: 12:52 31.5-il .., 1.54.1 -. agar.. ,V . P: in. a xml.- ., ... ,,, I' -1. i -mf sl' Amps. Q cyl-.. X ' -,Lb ,,. 1 ti?-M 1 1 'FN ' .Q . 4.1,- els 2-- 1- 1. 7 .1 - .. ' 4. mu -mr, j' 2 71 '4 '- f , 'A-. ..,, :!-I' LT . . .4 .tl-.,a .f - ,r f.., -in . v l ,Y ..4 ' ' ' ,

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MEET THE SENIORS nWe.move. anything, anywhere, anytime,N is Ervin Krewson speaking for Snappy Serviceo Ervin has brown curly hair and blue eyes, He is always looking at the bright side of life which makes him a pleasant person to be around, , , Ervin was born September 5, 1932 at Clinton, Missouri, He started 'his schooling at Reese Schools' The last three years of his grade school .days were credited to Oakland School, 5 Ervin has no favorite dishes, and his, hobby is, working for Terryoi When asked who his best friends were he said, WDub and Orlessimostlyou Ervin is senior class press ident, WmClub secretarymtreasurm er, and secretary of the Fo F, Ag After graduation Ervin plans to continue his work at Snappy Service, Q ,. ?ui Boss: UYouNre an hour late gets ting home with those mules, Bilh Bill: UI know it, You see, I picked up the preacher on the way home, and from there on the mules couldnlt understand a word I saidon .Blond hair, blue eyes, 59 39 tall and weight 12h lbs, Who could this be?? Why, none other than Harryette Baker, president of the Pep Squad, editor of the yearbook and office girl, She was born January 5, 1933 in the big town of Leeton, Missa ourio Harryette started to Lees ton school in the first grade, but since then has moved around quite a bit and attended many different schools, She, started to Tonganoxie, Kansas High Scmwl as a freshman, but moved to Warrensburg when a sophomore and went to Public that year, When a junior she attended N College High and is finishing here this yearn N V Her favorite foods aregvftied chicken, sliced tomatoes, and dill pickles, Harryette said WI donit have any favorite sports because I am too lazyon MSO that explains thato Gf course you all know who her favorite man is Mhrry Kuglaro She plans to attend college next year at COMOSOCO and use the scholarship she won from the Business and Professional Wo- menis Club of Warrensburgo Silence is a great peacemakero m:mLongfellow

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HI - b 1. . 4....Ll 'r J.- 4. ,.1:E'.'H FFF 1 iii ff f Q 'u. 'Hug JV- ,-4 --..F e.. 1.4-::-lf' FFA Hows 11' URTH ANNUAL PARENT IND ON BANQUET February 21, l95O,the FFA had their fourth annual Parent Son Banquet The banquet was held at the Latter Day Saints Church There were about 135 boys and parents present and about 18 guests Some of the guests were the State Commissioner, the con servation agent, and the Holden representative The speaker for the banquet was Mr Gus Artus His talk was on species of wild life Glenn Bute gave the welcome address Mr Walter Bute spoke briefly about the progress of the FFA The church was decorated in blue and gold The FFA planning and studying very hard for the spring contests, which are to begin April 5 followed by the district on April lu The boys are planning to enter the State Contest which is held on April 20, 21, and 22 JUNIOR HIGH FINDS THE STUDY UF-TEXAS TNTERESTING QpiThe seventh and eighth grades have just finished the study of Texas They have put the study of different localities into a project, which makes . gtheir history more down to earth for them ,-,1 1 y.. fn --tl The study of Texas Tstarted with the stud of the historkal 1 Y , 1 it background, from the time it was ag Republic up to the present time , A, on Junior H1gh'9PSf learned that Texas is the only state which has had a president While Texas was a Republic,' Sam Huston was its president, It took teh years of struggle before Texas became a state The Junior High says, WWe feel that she is iworth iton ,, 'F 4 - ' -A'--W' F ' 'W' ' ' -, feng, A ', 1 - . 5... W 1 . . ' ' -A ? E .3..l1'5 2 3 A 4- - t X' .' YY inf- -f -.....-., ..-- - -A A- Q sr... . , ' T311 ' I -- -L e. '-. 1 ' .'-:, l ' O 1 ' , , 5 1 ., 1 1-1 1 A 0 1 . 1 1 K , 1 - , 5 1 115 1 4 I 5 , 0 , . 'L 1 l . 0 n ' ,- ' 1 ' ' 2-I 1- 1 1 . ' -4 :T ' V , ff 1 5 ' A -. 1 I I I s ' '1 ' 2 ' ' 1 1 1 0 W 4 1 if 1 0 o W ' ' o o 5-1. , ' -K , 5 3 , 1 , , o 1 ,' .W 1 3 Ai -. , v , EQ, . 1 1 fg 'X ' 1 o 0 1- I 11 1' , , ' 1 I Z: v. 1 Y f I 1 1' o , '11 1 1 . Q '-4221 1 111 , J J -11' , Yun 1 'IE' fi- 1 o ' ea 1 A - 0 0 Jw. I A 0 Q, , '11 1 1 ao-F' I 1 n L N . fb' I 1 v ,,! .A ,1 1 9 1- I o 0 o 1 T-xii I 1 Q o . if 1 1 - ' , wut , 11 r:'1..J f 1 A D Q 0 w ' 11 1 ' , -'21,-f f 1? 1 g U ' -'v 'i '1 E A p o 0 , L ' 1 fi . I k 5 1111 ' ' ' is H. 11 11 5 ' . . ,e 11 1 1 - ' fy f 7F 351,11 , A- Inf' : 1 - S i V 1 4 - '1. 1 'Z X 11 f ' 7 ' 1 . we 1 ,, 1 ' . ' auf- 1 g , ' 1 0 32311 , , H 3.3 A 1 'L 1 ! 1' 1. 4-..: 1 'V S 5, 1' ' 1 ' ' n o o o J 1 1 1 1 1 4- 1 EE u o c .--...-4 , 4 i' MW , TQ: 1 - 1 ,ANN 1 T Q cm .. - f 1 3 51.3 1 -11 V ,, nd li 1 1 I uf 1 I 1 11. 1' 1 1 eQ,f 1 - Q W ibm 1 1 , A 1,2 '1 o o Av-4,4 . '1 fl 1 f.n- .1 . I gn1w1,1 Q ...M , ,, V11 1 , ,J V -1 an 1. In ,I 0 0 1. 1 1 , A 1 1 ' o o L 11 1 f 1: .- '. E X' 'Q Ns 0 '- 1 - . li ,Nfl - 1' 1, .ke-Q-E : Y M X ' 9 44 l, W O L , AN , 1 c. aa, V ., 1 11 . 1 1 1. N 2. o 6 ,rj After taking this course, the students feel that they thor. oughly understand , why Texas feels that they are bigger and better than anyone else, The pupils are 'most anximm to visit the Alamo, and woum like to go as a project, hThe only difficulty is the money involved, For their next prqkcq the classes are taking up the nMexican Cessionon L SEHA GIRLS, HONOR, FATHERS The second annual Daddie Date Nite, honoring fathers of Qollege High FHA members, was held Friday evening, March 24, in the Home Economics Room, The dinner was attended by 45, including FHA members, fathers, and guests The senior home eco classvms responsible for the cooking and serving of the entire meal, The other home eco classes took the responsibility of decorations centerpiece, and tablesetting. The meal was served cafeteria style, Dorothy Gudde acteias hostess of the evening and Betty'EckhdH, president of FHA was the toast- mistresso The invocation waslw Dr, Schott, Carolyn Brown gaw a welcome which preceded the introduction of guests by Beww Eckhoffo Immediately hfollowhm the introductions the membem sang the FHA prayer songs Tom, Tom, the Piper's som stole the pig and away he ram The pig was small and Tom was tall, and all he got was one meat ballo - For every woman who makes a fmd out of a man there is anothd woman who makes a man out ofa fool, 1. I 1 I 1 1 1 1