College High School - Rhetorette Yearbook (Warrensburg, MO)

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'mi l l i.. ., GRADE CARDS HONOR ROLL y t ' Students who have made B or amm Grade cards have been dis riv . , buted for the first time this 111 at least U SU1?JeCtS year to the delight of some pup- I ils, to the distress of otherso Seventh Gradiid e Could the news which these lit- tle messengers carry have any- thing to do with onefs feelings upon receiving grade cards? Teachers express their dis- taste of having to prepare these estimates, feeling that some students become too conscious of grades They would rather have thepupils would disregard grades and work for the knowledge, but parents are always nxwous to know about their childrens' progress Grades, ln themselves do not count It is what we learn in scholarship, leadership, citizen: Ship and work habits that helo to make us good citizens Per- haps some estimate of pupil's progress in various skills is needed, but must we have grade cards? The members of the Leaders Club are sponsoring a al.l Family Play Night t be held in the Student Lounge, Saturday Night November 12, at 8 OO P. M0 This is an opportunity for your whole family to take part in the activities that you engoy at a regular school party Plans are being made to use the garne materials in the Students Loungeo There will be round and square danClHg and possibly square dancing contests B sure to circle this date your calender and remind Mother and Dad of it because they won't want to miss it There will be a small admission charge for refreshments i 4 1 i v SE C . 5 . J ' 1 1 i . 5 s . 5 - I ' ' J I .j. 1 . ' 0 I , U 9 .' 0 we 0 - 2 I . 0 I n 1 . . . 0 5 rfb, 7 ' . 4 I I, n o s ' -- J E ' i QQ' FAMILY PLAY NIGHT i li I 3 ' n Y' - si o i f 1 0 0 I . . , - 1 . , 5 0 l ' :X I I J- '1 P o 0 e ' 5? ' on fi . . .F I 0 ' if -' ' I 1 o 9 3 Betty Coo g Eighth Grade Betty Cameron Go Wo Cooper Carroll Lee Will Rickman Jerry Shreeves Freshmen Delbert Bodenhamm' Lavonne Wilcoxon Eleanor Uzias Ward Weldon Joyce Baldwin Evelyn Hacker May Hunter 'Ernie Kemp Betty Pruess Marilyn Brown Marilyn Cross 'Joan Elwell Sophomores N Dee Halley ' Kitty Harding Ellen DeAt1ey Daryl Dodson Carolyn Brown Juniors Margaret Baile wJuanita Colster Royce Fleming Celesta Highland Doris McBurney Joan Markley Senior Retha Wilcoxon A Ione Bute Shirley Fitterlhg Russell Halley Jerry Harding Ruth Scott Barbara Utt Norma Baldwin Betty Eckhoff 4Has h units of A's

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COLT CAPERS COLT CAPERS is published semi- monthly by the Journalism class of College High School, Warrens- burg, Missouri, COLT CAPERS STAFF Editor 0.....o, Ruth Scott Associate Editor. O .Dick 0'Dell Managing Editor . ,Jerry Harding Copy Desk Editor. Harry Katowitz Art Editor. . Q 0 Kenny Carleton Exchange Editor . Russell Halley Sports Editors, . Ray Fitterling . - Bob Elwell Reporters Senior, . . ,Harryette Baker Mary lone Bute Milburn Hayes , Joan Knaus Orless 0'Neal Shirley Eitterling Freddie Mistler Barbara Utt 0 0 ,Royce Fleming Sophomore oooo Marjorie Scott Freshman o.., Marilyn Jo Brown Junior High ..oo Jack Reynolds Sponsor Q 0 Miss Ruth Fitzgerald J-lll'liOI'o 0 0 EDITORIAL Hats off to thesumentpmmoli This organization is one that is on the job every hour, The main purpose of the patrolistn direct traffic in the halls andtoreport violations, It also creates a feeling of selfegovernmentamongg the students because the Student Council, Student Patrol and Stue dent Court all work togetherg. The patrol was organhedin September, l9h70 The JuniorEHgh pupils immediately took over the responsibility of providing 'the patrolmen, Each week they elect four patrolmen and a chief, The chief serves for two weeks. Re- cently the Senior patrollms been added. One member is elected .,..-fr-f--,w-':'.ife.:. H- V , ., .n.-, ..,- .. from each class and he is toy roving patr0lm8D and WGQTUDML When a person is arrestwr a patrolman, the patrolman My a subpoena, which isexstatemm stating the name, violation,n time to appear before theStm, Court, When a case is bro: before the court, the arrem' ,officerifirst states the tesum against the violatoro Thent defendent pleads guilty or U guilty and states his reasom, he is guilty his penalty depm upon the type of violation, 1 is related to it, to emphwi the seriousness of the offeme 1 The Student Court is alw happy when no violators apps for that is an indication tn the student body is becoming mq conscious of hall courtesyo H IT'ElYS'TOiBEgSILENTO Mro Phillips, driver oft south bus recently offerw prize of 52,00 to thecme on U route who goes the longest Wm out talking while on theb: Everyone thought that it ww be an easy prize for somem but there are now only a t students who know how tokv their mouths shuto Those who ride the fartm are the most determined toma ter their tongues. We 6 waiting to congratulate thewb ner of this contesto sixrn GRADE PUP1Ls CONDUOTgPAPER'DRLVE The Sixth grade pupilsw set a goal of 350.00 to M On a paper drive. Anyone W wishedgto donate paper isamv to get in touch with MT Nevilleo 0 Pupils collect papers dov in town, Those bringing nmteml from the country Should, m the, Papers into bundles f 9856 in handll theme