College High School - Rhetorette Yearbook (Warrensburg, MO)

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SIQEECH Criss ASSEMBLY' BRAOGRAM Theassa'Hy program presented November L, by the Speech Class, taught by Randolph Smith, was a grand success. The Truth or Consequences show was the main feature of the program. Contestants, Dr, Schotu Dr. Ellis, Kiss Conway and Miss Fitzgerald all Hnkw. to tell the truth, so they had to pay the consequences, Dr, Schott had to wear an infants bonnet and drinK water from a baby bottle. Miss Conway and Dr, Ellis were blind- folded and ordered to feed bwwK- fast cereal to each other, One verse of the school song wassung by MBE Fitzgerald as her fombit, Other features of the mpgrwm were, It Pays to be lgnoranp, solos HCalway Bayn and Hwithout a Song! given by Kitty Harding and HCornfield Melodies' sung by a trio, Daryl Dodson, Glen Bute, and Dee Halley, Miss BrooKs accompanied both the so- loist and trio. SKits were ghmn to show the difference between Hgreen freshmenn and Nsodnscated seniors,n Enthusiastixzapplause imicated the audience enjoyment of this program The Speech Class thanKs the faculty for their help and good sportsm nship on the program. WEDDING BELLS Dorothy Chamberlain and Francis Woody of Marshall were married at 8 o'clocK Saturday evening, Nov, 5. The ceremony was performed by HW, Emd.HmEing at his home, Dorothy is a graduate of C.H,S, and Francis graduated from W,H,S, in l9h7, The couple will maKe their home in Marshall where Mr, Woody is employed, 12 Kid v 5 V pp YOU KNOW? -as Z Do you Know Martha Jam Tempel? If you don'Q you donw Know what you're missing, If you do you'll Know what we meat Martha Jane is a JunIu'dns year, and a very cute oneme might add, She was born Map l933, on Friday the thirteenth but it doesn't seem to be a jnx She is 5' 5U tall and haskmmm hair and brown eyes, Martha's parents live norm west of Warrensburg, butshelhes with her sister in Warrensburg She worKs at the clinic onvwek ends, CDoes anyone wantlns pulse taKen?l T Martha belongs to the PM Club, Leader's Club, and F.H.Aq Student Court, and Secretam Her favorite song is,HDon't Cry JOe,n and her best friend is Mary Lou Pennington. In case you haven't notica she is wearing a class ring M her left hand, and it belongs W Virgil Coleman, That's the rea son she's always talKing abou Leeton, She just happened W Say that her hobby is ridim with Virgil, We repeat, if you don't Know Martha Jane, get acquainted, YW won't be sorry,

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-Y may '43 --.2321 'C COLT CAPERS COLT CAPFRS 15 publlshed seml monthly by the Journallsm class of Cgllege Hlgh School, Narrens burg, M1SSOuT1 COLT CAPERS STAFF Edltor Ruth Scott Assoclate Ed1tOT Managlng Edltor Copy Desk Edltor Harry Katowltz Art Edltor Exchange Edltor Russell Halley Ray Fltterllng Barbara Utt Bob Elwell Jerry Hardlng Kenny Carleton Sports Edltors Reporters Senlor Harryette Baker Mary Ione Bute Mllburn Hayes Joan Knaus Orless O'Neal Shlrley Fltterllng Barbara Utt Junlor Royce Flemlng Sophomore Margorle Scott Freshman Marllyn Jo Brown Junlor Hlgh Jack Reynolds Sponsor MISS Ruth Fltzgerald EDITORIAL Hall and Farewell to Student Teachers The beglnnlng of a new term always means new student teach ers 1U College Hlgh Many stu dents last week were heard say lng elther, nI'll sure be glad when thls term 1S over so we wlll have some new teachersn or WI hate to have thls term close for I llke all of mv team ers very much ' It 1S lnter estlnv to see what our new stu dent teachers look llke learn thelr names, thelr pecul 1ar1t1es, and thelr ab1l1t1es to conduct classes Perhaps we puplls olthw nmake breakn our studem teachers Whlle they are dolq practlce teachlng we should M attentlve, courteous, an co operatlve, because many LIMS they are very nervous and 1ll M ease ur thoughtfulness ma help them enjoy teachlng as pT0f6SS1OH College H1 h 1S the on school twenty one COHHEISS to have a student teachlng sys tem as we have Each colley senlor must have s1x hours crw lt ln practlce teachlng ln tm teachlng fleld 1n whlch he M magorlng before he may have a B S ln Educatlon and a CSTLIL1 cate to teach We have the opportunlty t know these flne students befom they seek teachlng posltlons m other schools Let's glve thm a break SCHOOL ELECTIONS The movement for consolldas tlon of rural schools 1n Johnsmi county was recently voted dom except ln two d1StF1CLS, Chll howee and Farmer's Hlgh Them has been much controversy ova thls problem If th1s proposd had passed, the now SX1St1M grade school hlgh SChGm51H thu dlStF1Ct would transport then hlgh school students to tom schools then these bulldlny could be used for grade schools The voters apparently though thls an unwlse plan and exprew ed themselves 1n thelr ballet However, they w1ll be confrontd w1th thls proposal agaln ln dw future and the supporters of dw COHSOIIOHLIOH ldea doubtless Wm have stronger argumentg Wlw whlch to flght the lssue 1' L 2, if -qs.. 7 5 2 gag ...,, sa I ...Zigi ','1'.-' 0 0 ' ' .lf xa , ' ' ' ' 221-12 E 2-ff: , ..... .1........ . .. fi c . . v -1, .J . , Q ' Q --,-.- . - ta.-5 ,. X J - ff ' - or n v K 4 A 34. ,J 0 T 1-4 X . 1- ' ,ji-I ' ' A - o . ..-::, 1 ,Q , . ' .lf ,V 5 1 . d . . 33 - I V . K 'Y - A 9 ' .. - , '- 5 2. U D . y ' git- 4 f L ' f 8 -'TSI o 0 1 n Q o o o o o s o o 0 .xg 9 5 . - 1 ' Q. -'Iii r 0 o 0 0 o n O V. f. ' g- . , Q o 51 1,350 I '-I ' -up Q ' o Q s n g - Y . 1:33, 11 . . i n - . ' -vf: 0 o . ,,:-1,11 : ' ' Q Q n 0 o a o 0 A o ' ' LLL? V n . ' ,l 0 0 0 I 0 Til: li 1 Q 1 0 ' ' .W . , V. . . faq Y Q ' o 4 Q e ' 'f-:ff 5 .5 ' ' ' ' ' ' , 15 I I f wr ' VL - Q Q - - 'f ' E 2 . I 1 . I , TT' ' I al' I . 0 . I .-pg V ' Eg: fl 1 I , e n In wx , ,Q o o ' - . of A 'flu' -l, I ' 1 0 Q o 1 0 0 0 '1 , F. h -V , 4 y -.-Q53 , 715 V I V , z-. 1 ---F u ' 0 - 1 .' . 1 . 5 sf-.aw - 3 l g-V A e o a n ...D-,,.,,, X . I A I I ?:f . S f -aff f 1 - 0 3 ' Ma ' I . Q Q ' A 1 0 - 7 ,- f ti . M ' , Inq' M me Freddle lstler 4 ,wi Lf- A E , ' ' 1 1 I f . ' . P I ' I , v fb! E Qi o n - 5 ' I H, 1 ' o 0 s 0 0 o 0 o c o 0 o f V ,Ayr 51, ' ' ' 1 fi SPIQ, ' y xl ! Q a o o o o o u s . . . , ' .:.,L-Q 3 . - Q . I L Q- . . 1 4 ' ' o 0 o o a o e o , I I N Q , 9 . IN: f . f '..Q4 :.. Q 0 0 o 0 0 o o 0 1 .'Qit::1.-J z , - ft ' ' 0 a n 0 '--Yfuji Q ' X3 0 on n 1 o ' A'2'i:N71 I 1 Y , A -J ' ' , gm 5 , Q : l 'izlfffi - . L :?f 1 I ' ' 0 .'i.qg-54 l e W 'I . . W ...., ' 1 1 i n vL i s Nt,--4 t . . . - 1 :q - o o I a - ' : , i 3 - - ' - - . -' I an . - , A I ' - I 7 3:12 2 ' ' . flgjjg i I E : A ' t - ' - ' f . . y f'x-I1 1 0 , -:Iwi T 'f 1 4 'i-'Tfffl 'y . U 5-,jw ', a Q -.. M -..x. 4 , f ' 'CII' ' ' v . ..: : - 'C f 'Tit v ' . 0 1 -'T' ' . R- n 'Tiki 'T 4, ' . ..-..i.,'1 I-A 'longs ' - - - . . 5 1 Q I , ' A . . 0 7 '?1'42i ' YJ ' ' ' ' 0 Q 5-B 1 , . t .,- ' 3 , O ' ' 1 -' 9 , , -, 0 ' ' - n , Q '- 1' . . , o . 1' A L' 4 ,A I l K 4 l . I . I , - ' .