Creighton High School - Tiger Yearbook (Creighton, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 118 of the 1953 volume:

icjor aff, ae tV te fHe 1,955 annual tufl e ■twice champion oprl basketball team for t eir sportsmanship, -teamwork, an fl cir util! fo min THE TIGER STAFF Editor-in-Ohief. Assistant Editor Features........ Photography..... Business Manager Sponsor......... Colleen Morris Jean Douglas Robert Eggers Rex Empson Patsy O'Neal Mrs. Brookshier The staff has worked with but one aim in view, that of service to our fellow students and service to our school. We have endeavored, with the assistance of many loyal students to give an outling of the big events during the 1952-53 school year. The entire student body is to be congrat- ulated on the way that they cooperated with the staff in producing this annual. We hope that this annual meets with the approval of the student body and extend best wishes to our advertisers in continuing the service to the school. BOARD OF EDUCATION From left to right: Jimmie Wilson, Roy Gregg, Garnett Salmon, Superin- tendent Birch, Fred Wehmeyer, Florin Jones. Camera Shy: Ivan Randol, Julius Meyer We feel that we have been fortunate this year in having on our Board of Education members who were interested in all of our activities. They have willingly advanced money to carry out our athletic program and other interschool contests. Without the support of the Board of Educa- tion and the people of Creighton many of the things we have enjoyed most would never have been. FACULTY Supt. William J. Birch Degree: Master in Education Subjects taught: Biology, General Science. Charles Zipprich Degree: B.S. in Industrial Arts Subjects taught: Geography, American History, World History, Civics, Industrial Arts. Edna B. Givens Degree: B.S. in Education Subjects taught: English, Chorus and Orchestra. Elizabeth Brookshier College hours: 151 Subjects taught: Speech, Book- keeping, Typing, Home Economics. FACULTY Ur. Earl E. Stair Coach-Biology-Mathematics Mrs. Chester Yoder 1st 2nd Grades Mrs. Harold Jenkins 3rd 4th Grades Mrs. Glenn Wehmeyer 5th A 6th Grades SENIORS President: Robert Eggers Junior and Senior Plays, Soft- ball 1 year, Annual Staff 1 year, President of Student Council Senior year. Sec.-Treas.- Karen Wehmeyer Junior and Senior Plays, Office Secretary Senior Year, President Sophomore Year, Chorus 1 year. Vice President: Joe Edd Heller Junior and Senior Plays, Soft- ball and Basketball 4 years. Kevin Morris Junior and Senior Plays, Soft- ball 4 years, Basketball 3 years, Chorus 1 year. Vice President of Student Council Senior year. SENIORS Colleen Morris Junior and Senior Plays, Softball 4 years, Basketball 4 years, Annual Staff 3 years, President Freshman and Junior years, Chorus and Orchestra 3 years. Wanda Nay Junior and Senior Plays, Softball 3 years, Basketball 3 years, Sec- retary and Treasurer of Student Council Senior year. Alta Neill Laura Olin Junior and Senior Plays, Softball Senior Play, Chorus 1 year. 4 years, Basketball 4 years. m SENIORS 1953 Out of the strain of Doing, Into the peace of Done; Out of the thirst of Pursuing, Into the rapture of Won. Just as an airplane goes through the various stages of production, so does the average student of any educational institution. His progress can be traced as he passes through the engineering department, goes on the as- sembly line, is given a test flight, and finally is ready for delivery— as the finished product. The high and mighty seniors of C. H. S. class of 53 came to Creighton High School in September, 1949« As scrubs they could be compared to the raw material in an aircraft factory. Plans for perfecting it , for the development of citlsenship and high ideals, were carried out by the Engineer- ing Department or faculty. Their progress continued, as an airplane continues along the assembly line, through those new and frightening semesters of the tenth and eleventh grades, during which time they dreamed of the day when they would become unified into one group as seniors........... Finally the great day came when the group was ready for its TEST FLIGHT, for the purpose of testing its ability to carry on successfully the training it had received. They were united under the direction of Mr. Birch as seniors, with Robert L. Kggera as preaident, During this semester—which proved a crucial period in the history of the nation—they began to feel that they were coming closer to their ultimate goal. At last the Delivery of the finished product was in sight; the remaining days of their high school years were coming to an end. The long awaited Baooalaureate and Commencement were at hand. Finally a successful delivery was made May 13, 1953, when eight members ended their four years in nro- duotion with regret but with readiness to go out into the world to aid others and ivEBP 'EM FLYING. SENIOR CUSS WILL We, the Seniors of nineteen hundred and fifty three, being in good health and sound mind do will and bequeath, this, our last will and test- ament to our underclassmen and faculty: Article I To the faculty, we will our excess energy that they may educate our underclassmen in the same manner they have taught us. Section 1 To Mr. Birch, we will a complete office staff and less trouble with next year's Annual Staff. Section 2 To Mr. Ziporich, we will a complete set of cherry furniture. Section 3 To Mr. Stair, we will a '53 Oldsmobile and a bigger and better gym class. Section U To Miss Givens, we will a larger orchestra, quieter study hall, and a more controllable Junior High class. Section 5 To Mrs. Brookshier, we will a larger bookkeeping class and a dozen new typewriters. Article II To the Freshmen, we will the privilege of occupying the Creighton High School during four long years of hard labor. Article III To the Sophomores, we will our old books and magazines, that they may broaden their knowledge. Article IV To the Juniors, we will the privilege to model after the dignified Seniors. Article V Colleen Morris wills Jean Douglas the ability to publish next year's annual. Wanda Nay till her height to Shirley Cumpton. Karen Wehmeyer wills her ability to obtain a diamond to Joyce Borum. Laura Olin wills her Mcltlf talents to Everett Center. Alta Neil wills her basketball ability to Nancy Gregory. Joe E. Heller wills his liking for geometry to Keith Morris. Robert L. Eggers wills his interest in trucks to Hobert Jacobs. Kevin Morris wills his height to Rex Empson. JUNIORS Bill Carney SOPHOMORES President Willetta Ryberg Vice President Sec.-Treas. Dona Neill Shirley Cumpton Reporter Sharon Gregg Evertt Center Camera Shy: Bob Quillan Rex Empeon Sponsor Mr. Zipprich FRESHMEN La Don Pullen Camera Shy: Keith Morris 7th and 8th Grades President Etta Uae Fickle Reporter Ray Pullen Jean Alexander Sec.-Treas. Jerry Schnorf A V Sandra Shaddox Vice President Janice Douglas Jennie Farr r k _i ii Bobby Gregg Mary Gerkey Larry Randol Billy Vern Jennings 7th and 8th Grades 5th and 6th Grades Linda McCoy Marion Emnson Connie Lawson Bobby Birch Louis Gilliland I k Sharon Borum Merrilyn Rose Shirley Coonce • (■' j } Judy Douglas CX . Merrilyn Mueller 5th and 6th Grades Bernadine Siegenthaler Bonnie Shultz Bobby Polzin Doris Crawford Carol Birch Mrs. Wehmeyer 3 4 Grades Dolores Schnorf Forest Fickle Gayle Jones Donnie Jacobs Eunice Wear mm. � 8® 3 4t 4 Grades Dixie Getz Charles Lindsay Pat Pullen Beverly Jennings Ronnie Mueller Daryl Jones Junior Gerkey TEACHER: Rosalie Eggers Rossetta Shaddox Jimmie Jennings Mrs. Harold Jenkihs gfij 1st and 2nd Grades Nancy Polzin Barbara Hayes Billy Gerkey Gay Roberson Charles Lee Sheets .Linda Gilliland Jerry Gene Gregg Carolyn Kimmel � Darlene Polzin Kenneth Spring 1st and 2nd Grades Sue Hampton Bobby Jacobs Linda Lundmark Gary Sivils Gloria Stafford Richard Hampton Karyn Ross Ronald Pryor Billy Joe Still Roger Estep (Birls Basketball Ceam Back row left to right: Sylvia Helms, Colleen Morris, Donna Neill, Alta Neill Shirley Cumpton, Willetta Ryberg, Nancy Gregory, Coach Stair—Front row left to right: O’Neal. Wanda Nay, Sharon Gregg, Jean Douglas, Lou Ann Alexander, Patsy ffiasketball deam Back row left to right: Coach Stair, Joe Heller, Wayne Keutzer, Bill Carney Kevin Morris, Joe Farr—Front row left to right: Billy Douglas, Hobart Jacobs Edwin Wehmeyer, Jim Spring, Rex Enpson. GIRLS WRITE-UP Team Where Played Ourfs Their s Peculiar•••••••••.•.•••.•••H6r6«.«. «..«..«. ..«««««.35 � 46••••• Archie................... 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Ballard. Adrian,. ••••••••• ......35.......27..... ...... 44......36..... ......50.......46..... The Creighton girls took first place in the Drexel Tournament. Garden City Ballard..........................................47.......40..... Garden City.....................................43.. ...37..... Archie...................................................38......27..... The Creighton girls took first place in the Garden City Tourney. Cass County Archie.......................................'...........40......28..... Cleveland................................................44.......21.... Freeman..................................................51......57..... HarriSonville............................................3°......37..... The Creighton girls took third place in the Cass County Tourney. Junior High Basketball Creighton may well be proud of the showing made by its 152-153 Jr High girls basketball team. Even though they were most inexperienced they won every game in which they played. In the Adrain tournament these girls, though considerably inferior in height and age, emerged victorious and proudly returned to Creighton with the beautiful first place trophy. We need not worry about future high school teams when these younger players show such promise. We look forward to seeing these same players as they grow older and more experienced BOY'S WRITE-UP Team Where Played Oar's Their'a PeculiarHere� 48 ..«•. 44,••• Archie••••••••••••••«••• •••Here«...� � � .� � � .� .� � .� .� ....� 52� «� «...48...« Peculiar� .� .� ...� ..� .......«There••••••� � ••••••••••••� •••JO � ....� 31� .� . Sarden City� ...� � .� «.«.� � «..Here••••••••••••■••••••••••f 41 «i 37 M Freeman.••••••• . ••� •••• •«There� ..� � .««.«� .« «..««� � .«.52«.«� . .49...« Cleveland...«� «««.«.� ««...««Thereo3 ««...25� ... 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TOURNAMENTS Drexel Adrian B Team.••••••••••� •••«•� •� ••� � � •� ..� .«� � � � .......61� � � . � «33. •• Garden City•� � � � .� � � � � � � � .� � � ...........«.� .� � � . .•••••••45.......69.... Latour.................................................. 39.....37.... The Creighton Boys took third place in the Drexel Tournament. Garden City Archie.................................... 54.......47.... Peculiar 47«.... .57� .� Kingsville621. ••...«59 � � � The Creighton Boys took third place in the Garden City Tournament. Cass County Raymore.......................................95 ..... � 56« • • • Belton.«.� � ...� � � � ..� � .� � ..� ..«� � � ......................55.......47.... Archie........................................54...40...« The Creighton Boys took Consolation In the Cass County Tournament. The 1952-53 Creighton Basketball team came through with a 22 win and a 9 loss record. Junior High Basketball Creighton's Jr. High boys are improving to the extent that many of them may be competing for regular bertha on next year's High School team. Though they lost out In the Adrian tournament we expect them to improve considerably during their future games. We must remember that, with the exception of only one player, all players are either 7th or 8th grade students and, in their games, are competing against freshmen play- ers. We expect much from them in the future. Softball iieams Alta Neill—Joyce Borum--Shirley Cumpton—Dona Neill—Willetta Ryberg Colleen Morris--Jean Douglas—Charlene Schultz—Sylvia Helms--Lou Ann Alexander—Wanda Nay—Patsy O'neal---Coach Stair James Spring--Joe Farr—Wayne Keutzer—Kevin Morris—Robert Eggers James Wimsatt—Billy Douglas—Hobart Jacobs—Bill Carney—Joe Edd Heller Rex Empson--Coach Stair LUNCH ROOM CHEEK LEADERS Chorus - (Orchestra Rex Empson—James Spring—Joe Farr—Bill Carney—Willetta Ryberg Sylvia Helms—Laura Olln—Nancy Gregory—Maxine Center—Mary Gerkey Everett Center—Patsy O'Neal—Eula Coonce—Sandra Shaddux---Miss Givens James Spring—Jean Douglas—Beulah Hayes—Nancy Gregory—Willetta Ryberg—Joe Farr—Jean Alexander—Lou Ann Alexander—Patsy O'Neal Miss Givens Sus Mr.Crotchettfs Bus Group PERSONALTIES Most athletic boy - Winner Joe Heller Runner-Up Kevin Morris Most athletic girl - Colleen Morris Lou Ann Alexander Best all around boy - Joe Heller Kevin Morris Best all around girl - Colleen Morris Wanda Nay Most popular boy - Joe Heller Kevin Morris Bill Carney Most popular girl - Karen Wehmeyer Colleen Morris Most handsome boy - Kevin Morris Joe Heller Most handsome girl - Colleen Morris Karen Wehmeyer Most friendly boy - Bill Carney Joe Heller Most friendly girl - Colleen Morris Alta Neill Most intelligent - Robert Eggers Joe Heller Most school spirited - Colleen Morris Joe Heller Best mannered - Joe Heller Norman Estep Koisiest - Edwin Wehmeyer Bob Quillin Bill Carney Laziest - Bob Quillin Harold Keutzer Edwin Wehmeyer Most love sick couple - Kevin and Wanda Rex and Bonnie Most studious - Kevin Morris Nancy Gregory Colleen Morris Wittiest - Bill Carney Charlene Shultz Most conceited boy - Joe Heller Kevin Morris Most conceited girl - Lou Ann Alexander Karen Wehmeyer Chief Man Hater - Donna Neill Shirley Wade Chief Woman Hater - Everett Center Norman Estep Edwin Wehmeyer Gigglingest Giggler - Charlene Shultz Wanda Nay Biggest gum chewer - Willetta Ryberg Joyce Borum Biggest bluffer - Kevin Morris Bill Carney Edwin Wehmeyer Most dependable - Colleen Morris Wanda Nay Boy most likely to succeed - Joe Heller Robert Eggers Girl most likely to succeed - Colleen Morris Lou Ann Alexander Teachers' Pet - Karen Wehmeyer Sylvia Helms Junior Class JDla The junior class went western this year with a new shoot'em-up called THEY WENT THATAWAY. Charlotte Pelham is a city girl who has inherited the Bar-B-Q Ranch from her late uncle. With her side-kick, Lil Bower, Charlotte decides to go into the dude ranch businessbut, operating on a shoe- string, they find the sledding very rough indeed. Along comes Freddy Buck, who talks her into hiring him as a cowboy, a job for which he has no qualifications whatever. The dudes start arriving, including Elmira Spring, an heiress from the East; Waxy and Slug, a couple of tired business men who carry sixty-five thousand dollars in an old shoe box; and Sue Castle, a Hollywood glamour girl. We must also mention the Indian characters, Joe Chuckwagon and his wife, Princess One Blossom, who had the audience howling with laughter. The Cast was as follows: Charlotte Pelham, owner of the Bar-B-Q.--------------Lou Ann Alexander Lil Bower, her best friend___________________________Jean Douglas Sheriff Jackson, the law.............................Bill Carney Freddy Buck, a very funny fellow.--------------------Hobart Jacobs Joe Chuckwagon, a noble Redman.----------------------Wayne Keutzer Princess One Blossom, his wife.----------------------Sharon Gregg Elmira Spring, a wealthy tourist.--------------------Charlene Shultz Waxy, a tired business man.--------------------------Joe Farr Slug, another.-------------------------------------------Spring Sue Castle, an incognito celebrity.------------------Nancy Gregory Senior Class $ 1 The 1953 seniors selected for their play, a mystery comedy called Spooky Junction. The stage setting was a dilapidated railway station and the action began in the midst of a violent storm, late one summer night. Into this weird setting came an eloping couple, a girl vandeville team, a colored lady, a mysterious man and a veiled lady--all seeking shelter from the storm. The old station master, Zeb, appeared to tell them that the station had been abandoned--indeed a train hadn't been on the track for years. In fact since the train wreck in which he himself was killed! Locked doors, a dead body, counterfeiters all served to build up suspense and comedy until the villains were captured and virtue re- warded. The cast included: Fran Frazer, a fiancee--------- Jack Kaiser, an eloper--------- Kathleen Conner, an entertainer Mary Conner, another----------- Della Delmonte, a colored lady- Rex Ring, a man of mystery----- Zeb Webster, a stationmaster--- The Woman in Black, a stranger- Karen Wehmeyer Joe Edd Heller ■Wanda Jo Nay •Colleen Morris ■Laura Olin •Kevin Morris •Robert Eggers •Alta Neill 5 h A p 5 hofs ovr� 5 'ik'.f, bJt. 'ffoy ere s (_( 131 ytf.V' U K.� 4l « Goal 0I (jJ lia-V- -' ltda-y-------------I T{ ?7 7 Mo!A f «i 'fi e.r ■'! Do You Remember?? The day Lou Ann turned the clock up? When Charlene Showed up with a diamond? The day four boys visited Bosworth? The girls ball team winning first place in the Garden Citv Tournament? The Junior play, They Went Thataway ? The night we played ball at Cleveland? The day we sold ads at Clinton? Nancy and Sam's love affair? When the Jr. High girls took first in the Adrian tournament? The day the the Senior girls taught the grade rooms? The day Mr. Birch got new $7.00rTennis shoes? The Junior and Senior trip? The day the American History class ate candy bars? The day the Seniors got their announcements? The intruders Mr. Birch ran off Hallowe'en night? Wanted: Want Ads To trade a collection of books, pencils and other school paraphernalia for quilt blocks, a churn, and kitchen utensils. Charlene Shultz. Wanted: Someone to quote poetry to me, I love it. Laura Olin Wanted: Mdre dignity in the Senior Class. The Juniors Wanted: Someone to teach me the fine points of basketball. Nancy Gregory Wanted: More work to help me while my time away. Alta Neill Wanted: More worlds to conquer. Joe Edd Heller Wanted: A secretary to assist me in keeping my social calendar. Lou Ann Alexander Wanted: Someone to call me Sweetheart. Joyce Borum Wanted: A sweet little nest, somewhere in the west. Wanda Nay Wanted: A little mo'harmony. Miss Givens Wanted: More peace and quiet in the 7th and Sth Grade room. Mr. Zipprich Wanted: A Hillbilly Wedding in June. Karen Wehmeyer Wanted: A literary character to assist me in writing my memories of my youth and early manhood. Bill Carney Wanted: A better and more accurate lunch count. Mrs. Crotchett Compliments of Beatrice Foods Company Meadow Gold Products CLINTON, MISSOURI C onaratulations to the Seniors of 19S3! Best Wishes for a Happy and Prosperous 'Life. 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