College High School - Rhetorette Yearbook (Warrensburg, MO)

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'N .Ni my v-. --epefzl, f..--4,1.Y1,.q1 .2331 J,j,...g1- 14 ' ' fi 'ifLta,1m,x'fL13L, g':-'ff3w.- ' 'W-nl .e4f,-is'vX224'typ-1.ww H7,Haiv'iffifttfiff ' - Q CDL CA RS i dol- 3 October 21, 1949 Issue No 4 NEW FACULTY i Tiff.. The college f sigh School gens. fe,-' 9f1'b'S degree-proud.'to hiV6 'a new? it ome Economics Instructor, Miss v ' argaret Eubanks . ' ' ' ' ' g, V' C . '1 4, U I Y .xy Q. Miss Eubankfs home is mariah,-Q er Missouri, where she was-' grade ated' from High School., ' dl She has attended William Woods ollege in Fulton, Missouri Uni -J ersity of' Missouri, 'ind ' alscUni- v ersity of Tennessee., Miss Eu., . anks has taught in Slater M0 d in North Kansasieggdiityo Her statement 'fofr Q 'thehfefgs as-- I think all girls' dghgijild Ve ,at 'least onenyearrotf Home oonomic s . mss or '46 TO PLACE MEEMQRIALI GMSC, ALUMNI MJMORIAL HAPEI, j d if ' Y- -' -----Aw----f .1 I ...-- ....v.., Mr: 'Perry ' McCeLndlleds s ,' elatlons Se cretarjf has ennoumefi' at the lecteiinnto be la e i W , . n dupi'iesi-1015 hecmsc Memorial' chapel '1'isl'a1 ntrrpution of ' the ' seniof-'Q he lane 5 -1946 of 1:-he college Laeasratorry- N Chooly The dlectern fWi'l1'4'iB6 Tkf-Bd Withh' Ilaquenb-S 8 meffnorid-'il P the veterans'f'rom Colle-ge High 011001 inworrld Warlrrx H W A memorial dgif't'p1andreoently -H0unced bythe alumni Memorial M' Committee' makes it po'ss:'ible Qrhlndividuals or organizzitionls rmike contributions 'for' a morial 'of their choice which 'U be made a part of the chapel ilx over-all memerisil, plan., The cla ss of 1946 had contributed thef sum 'of' S150 'to' he' me mori al Qhgpfjlg 'run'drf:N'rne---s speifsors of the class , ' after 'lconflerring wi th ITl6'lflib'6I S5-V 'Cd19.S8', decided that this contribution should be used for the 'chapel lectern., -4' 1 ,Q-1 , - ' ' ' . ,ts??3r.Q N , j hocom anied 'b ' me Clarence 1aea1fGef,ff4e'rfg t i F., Ad boys buzzing i1irfE1i'i'I' 'eJEf3it'eineT1'tf 'tiaznd' i pa t 1 on , 'HvqerrtTi'Tuetsda'y and Wednesday , 'Oct 0 12 ii anal tts 'tb the 'WMUI15-C ipdl gud'it'oriui1f, Kirsfts eityg -Mi s s ouri , 655' 'the' 'LTWBII'l5iliS 73:fI Ai'i1'I11Q.1'u Ng i onal C?:ini'renti:'on, 'A li Farme rs of Amer'1Q,aL ' The? met boys from all QQWLPESW ' of 1 'Urldiled St9.1J6'SA,' P Hawaii , England , and 'Puerto Rice, 'Mtting new 'i'de'asbLfid much pleasure Siem' 'the' meetingj Two D busses' lleiftwwarrenslbur 'about B l5 a m E N g V K , g o Os due lofi' them returning 1.239 in the df'ternoon, the other d'QOut 111:60 13c.II1'om to A8,G'ClOiHIr15dh136 'thOSe WIIO stayed to see the nig'h'G 91'l'59fZ'T tainment., MThe' 'boy'q1'Who went 011 'Tuesda Uctoherll T5 t attended? the cogxgention and witnessed the awarding' of the LAm6I'i09T1 dF?Tiff1eI S honors Which' were givenfto 257 young farmeirsg four Regional and one Star farmers CConVt0 page 23

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, ,- - , -f --,--H ,.'--1- --V.,...., . K Y , K - .,-' V fe ,, V, .WM ..., .. s- f-q-- -M.:-ea: c 1 lrfP'A'f'u. f 1 - f .. ,. . -..m-el.-,t.-ww... sf:32fxa:'1v :ey2-5si'i'al.a' ?-rrrrfl-,'1 -11'111 'A' PLAY DAY Cessna? Registration was held from 330 to 9:00, Twelve teams were Mgmdzed with nine ghdg gn saab team, ' After organization of teams, Hwy competed in several relays, Fdlowing this, everyone enjoyed fmk dancing which was led by Hden Gilbert, A Posture Parade wsheld and everyone took part, After lunch everyone wentinto megym for students, which wee Wton by each school, Later in meafternoon demonstrationswere QVHICY College student groups, smdwsis, dance club, and the Ddphins, swimming club, Awards were made after these dmmnstrations, Shirley Fittera lug and Marjorie Scott wmiawnds inthe Posture Parade, Thegirls representing College High School onthe trophy for thebest per: fmmed stunts, Girls in the College High Sdmol delegation werei Verlyn lmk, Vera Cecil, Joan Knaus, Jmkie Lawson, Juanita Colster ndShirley Fitterlingo SOFO OLLOW:-UP:-ON BOYUS 8a GIRLVS STATE The October lO issue of COLT AMES gave only the bare facts -fthe establishment and workngs 0fBoyls and Girlls State, At the nearly W morning hour af68a blankets began to fly Mdnoperation dressingn was in mU.swing, Members then aes emued for the the flag raisiig fl the green followed by a dreatd Wmmen minutes branded Wmorning smoiseson At last when breaks WW was served everyone was 5WYhungry0 On the first day h9City elections were heldg hesecond day the county electe OHS? the third day the state kwions, not to mention all h9fast'talking, the campaign ifumes, and sign carryingo OH efburth day when the lucky f?Stook their offices, a sign Efdief was heard and members 'awed breathing again, While all this was going on, there also were bolley ball, basketball, baseball, football, and ping pong completions tak: ing placeg not to mention swims ming, track and tennis plus a slight sun scorching, As the week drew to a close members looked back on all the fun and good hard work and thinking they did and came to a conclusion that a regiment of Marines couldnlt have kept them away, Above all, they wonlt forget the true coaoperation of a democratic form of government, all the stirring lectures heard, and all the friends acquired in seven days, V Ruth Schott was Chief of Pom lice in her county, and had to make a few authoritative are rests, one victim being a candi: date for governor, who incident: ally, lost in the election, Dunk you know Ruth was popularllllll Barbara was a Representative, Doubtless she made a very good one because we know how well she likes to talk or sing or whats ever you call it, Russel was Assistant Attorney General of the State, Dont tell anyone, but he stood well with the elected Attorney General and was appointed assistant, Thatls one way to doit,though,l guess, The girls went to Jefferson City and took over their elected offices in the State Capitol, The boys didnlt have this oppora tunity, but nevertheless, they all had a wonderful time, Just think! one of you may be expere iencing the same thing in years to comes LEADERS CLUB f'The'girlsl Physical Education group has organized fThe Leaders Kconlto next pageol