College High School - Rhetorette Yearbook (Warrensburg, MO)

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l A 5 s 2 ty, , , F n I 3 1 NEW FACES In our introduction to the nmmomers we are not mentioning geshman, because a large number Ofthem are newcomers to College mgho We welcome all of theme Who is the new blonde we have dns year ina the junior class? my it's none other that Joan Millero ' Joan was born Novo 23, l933. Nw is 5'hin tall, weighs l33 mmnds, and has laughing little Wes and light hairo Joan came to us from Buffalo, mssouri, where she attended High Mhool two years, Her parents me now living south of town, dw rides back and forth with hem Mpther who is employed at hnger's. Joan's favorite sports are smmming, volley-ball, and ridimg hmses. She sings in the Glee Hub and likes all songs but mefers popular music, Joan is wwl liked by all who know her, RAYMOND DICKSON s 4 Q , 3 H S 1 9 . 51 . 1 w V .V ,. if Well, Well, comer in the who is this news Junior class? kmwnd Dickson of course, - He msborn August 2, l933 at Chile hwwe, Missouri and is now live mgnear Cornelia, Raymond says fried chicken and smawberry shortcake are his hwmite foods, while football lshis best liked sport, Raymond Swd, WWomen are my hobbyno He Mmm to attend College after Emduationo i Teacher: WJohnny, lfm sure Pmsedl Do you know any jokes Hkethat?W W Jmnnyz HYes, teacher?W Teacher: Well, stay after schOOl o ' '.fh'f se! W 1 , ' 4 ei'-3-24 , - dna., as - fl-fun ' 'ff , gif-,-, , v V 5231! ' fi-Ui' ' 2-f.f,f,3 WV ELS i mix- .g 1 ig 1 if L-ff? -. , l'? F1' We as, 1 gm' 1-'-e,,Q,,,l' ,N - , X ed- :-. f Lf' i W i 5-1-:aw I , Z ,T,4':jj'-3. 0 5 L , E'rfF7 o tv O !. , ,infix if ' 5 ' 1:-:X-Z ivy ass .. l 1 5 if-'liifa f 'f JW 'V 4 tgziiail 1 fi Tiff: 5 W i 5 - 5 V' Q Lfiiijff. 1 W 1 -'wax T 2 1 1 ' Pri-sta-.' 2 vi we-.fir Q :jj 5 if -531 Shi iii? . . - I - .:T vi E?i,J:f5'r ' fra?- ' ,Wa was 1 - W5 4 L71 'fr P Ci, li T3 1 N 1 4:-a,1. .,, gms a M, .5 Wil E35 'x - - . . ,4 1 1 ,a tg, ,Q 1 'A'-': ..f':d-L ,V 1 ,Lani- Sii a E 'ff-.ii S75-.. Fill QQ Q, lim flies ' ,mi swf 11 4 s V V ' -' win' . . . 5, I . - shy racing. Thrills!!! Chills!!! Nii sa ' ' gmif QMS , ', 1 . 'X' xv L: 1 -ag..'Z? MMR ss? wf we ' - - N E -, ,Mr N E V. ,N 5313 5 '3Ti'Q Ml' S59 f,i sae fi, 'si 1133! I w ,l w , ':T'1i n l J a is nik is ,L ,fi ,I 'Tiff'- ' W 'I , ' 1 PQ , H mal Eg? 0 N. -'wil' k U' , ytma., ,rail s W Q Ruff' 11. We 1, 5' f we nit ,sa li i ' 5 ,,:ffg5.' f W ' i marie. It N l'5j3,,Q', q,5 1. i -1 5 vi, ful, Lf-L Vg .L-1 F if ' ' 3:4 75 f 1- ha G' A rl 1, Q Q. ' -' if :I ' 'I 'if Mn, aa: ,jf mg, 0 wif ss? 1?Ai'gi LI? 'J 1 H552 C 'fm' if E' ,W ,,., if 55 4 , I X, v eh mfg ,W , if W , ii ffffff f'-if, ' ni? 5? Wifi 1 ,i mf I r ag-3 C 'gg ll in . V .. if ' ,s MARICN HOWE .Whenever you see a 5' Sin boy Weasht lb3 lbs, blue eyes, brown hair, and sometimes, singing, Tekarkana Babyn it's probably Marion Howe. Marion was born June 5, l93L and now living on West Hunt Avenue in Warrensburg He transferred from W.H,S C.H,S. this year and we are very glad to welcome him to our stu dent body. iFried chicken is his favorite food while hunting is his favor ite pastime, Walley Brown is his best friend. We think he still goes over to WQHQS. to see a certain little girl. CIsn't that,right?J KENNY CARLETON It's that WBonesU ,Carleton and his hotrod again. Kenny came to College High from Smith Cotton in Sedalia, His hobby is building hotrods and dirt track Spills!!! Ken is a swell kudand for proof of this statement ask Dick O'Dello For more informa tion about this newcomer keep posted on WMeet The Seniorsn And girls Kenis 2 favorite saying is NThe longest way hqme is the sweetest way homeo ' Something new, something dif ferent, where can it be found? Want to be the first to see it Will it be a better mouse trap or a sky rocket to the moon Maybe it will be atomic devices to cure diseases, Who will do all this may be youi You might be poor but that makes no diff erence because. this is a free country and everyone . - chance to' develop his ideas and skills :f:5Lv?.: ' 'Q--55152252-2' ff' Nga-',Lr'1f5f'-WINE?'f73'fif'f4' - .. ,' '. ' ' H W -f -..X 5...-,., f-:lf-.gl-,iQii,ff..?,-,R-f., h. ,.. , , -, ,. v... - 'Pax Sz 95