Grandview High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Grandview, MO)

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TYPING. . BUSINESS STAFF. . -QW 727100 QU Hnfy . .Mary Louise Riedesel . . . . . Doug Mathis . . , . Shirley Keltner . .Dorthy Olson . .Bill Kling . . . . . . . . Jerry Overton Assistant Jerry Bickley . . ....... Barbara Shelton Assistants' Shirley Grossman Helen Johnson . . Mary Bourquin Vernon Rector Lee Williams Jerry Bickley Anlmnnzmnsmunnu---E..lf A Z7!d!77l!.fll.5ll!7dfjg,7 Whefzfkzg M may 47 :hcadbn Left to rightg S. P. Russellg T. L. BirdfVice-President, Jay Thomson-Presideht, Max Glessner, T. A. Burgeson, Roger' Smith-Secretary. Not shown: A. Bauman, J. W. Major'-Treasurer ...mul iulnmmz g ' ,aus-,,,,,....z........-----.... J I 5 I W I 'M I MT. J. L, Taylor U SUPERINTENDANT A Psychology W .ff V 1 il 1 :- i l L ll 1 V , 1, ,V Hi ii. ed iq- tl ah. pa E3 :til H Physiology' Mrs. Wanda Goff Q SECRETARY y GREETINGS TO THE STUDENTS OF GRANDVIEW HIGH SCHOOL Today's challenge of youth makes it ever more desirable to hold Upreparednessu the watchword. Hundreds of graduates of your school are today serving the needs of soc- iety better because they were better pre- pared to assume these responsibilities, Tomorrow, the class of '51 will be number- ed among the graduates of this school. As alumni you will reflect upon today and take account of your preparedness. In this matter your school has every reason to believe you will justify the confidence it has had in your educational growth. ' It is, an honor for me to have this oppor- tunity to extend my sincere good wishes to each of you and to offer you the continuirg helpfulness of this school whenever it may be of service, Sincerely, . . Jess L. Taylor MR. JAM S WIDNER PRINCIPAL Physics Biology .xx 1,1 . .'-'Jia N In gr3f.f,w 1 ligne General Science MR. MARVIN BLAINE, COACH Sociology Economics Civics- Physical Education MR. REX CLELMER Assistant Coach Eighth Grade World History MISS LORENE ROLLER English ' Dramatics Speech MISS PHILOMENE BERGMANN Art Band Chorus M CLAYTON PERRY Industrial Arts General Math Geometry M . DON NELSON Math History Bookkeeping M S. CELIA BORBERG Engllsh Spanlsh Junlor Hlgh M S GLORIA MCLERRAN Home Economlcs M SS ELLEN WAY - Shorthand Typing Guidance L W' N! ff! WM 1 x '7 'V K'I f Hr f ,I ii '53 , -. 1 DORTHY OLSON I think you will all agree 5 on what we say about heql The human race just wouldnHT be at all the same withom here ,MARY LOUISE RIEDESEL VICEPPRESIDENT Girls, fair as the rarest of flowers, Girls, all very charming to seeg But that UPeanutH is one of a thousand ' I'm.sure we'll all agree. HELEN JOHNSON TREASURER I Helenfs quite a girl, Her face a lovely glow She7ll always have a l of friends Wherever she may go, MARY TERESA BOURQUIN SECRETARY Not too large And not too small But sweet and peppy And liked by all. . '7- PRESIDENT 2 FRANK SHERRON So jolly and sweet, so fully complete. He stole our affections away. BILL MUSE Sing a song of William A Pocket full of fung And after you have met him Your good time's just begun. CHARLES BRATTON we wonder whether Charlie Was ever mad or cross Because no matter what comes up, He's never at a loss, JERRY BICKLEY An intellect of highest worthg A heart of purest gold Big-hearted, trust-worthy One always liked by all. FTW' 'Eg' JOAN ANDREASEN Of her we may say many things But it's very plain to see, That all we need to say of her Is sheis as sweet as sweet can be, M-1' I ww .PV , 5 5. 5 ff f ,, , J k,k'. I ,,I fW,Ig-intyid , . A ' . 3 I -K V.-,ji Kimi, ,QV ,I N . -H239 : A W 'Y f ' H,fe4'mmw.m ,v.wya, www 'J ,, ,121--A Z v 1- , fr' , ,p: I if 1 Q gf I. , i' ufimfv- .rf ,t. wfvg Trl ' 5.89 -' lf? - - V h I' -1 Q 25,2 : Epi. . '- 1 f , jf, f V-, 3 :,fga'jgy,'f . ' ' Q - ' 51 f3Yi'?Wq. ' V ' V I , ,gg Rf 2112, f . 35314 ,':,j, R' '. f WW., ,',, 57,1 .K , A., . p k ray- 'J . ., 1 .,,,q4,. W S Q PATTY LATTY pl Sparkling eyes, pleasing if smiles, my Charming of manner, lots li of style. J il I A L 'I BILL KLING A boy whois capable of many things He's always prepared when the class bell rings. A boy with the courage to get up and say, UNO, I don't see it at all that way.H DONNIE HOSLER If you can win from him a little smile, That's sunny and very sweet, And if you can keep that memory of him a little while Your day will be complete, JIM LEE ' A splendid boy with a heart-warming grin, To tell all his virtues we couldnit begin. BARBARA SHELTON With charm so dear With ways so sincere So jolly and sweet, so fully complete She steals our hearts away. nie... f P'- KENNETH MATCHELL Tho' he's handsome, he is shy And we've often wondered whyg For with such big blue eyesx Still he's rather date the guys. KEITH MATCHELL Here's to the boy with a heart and a smile Who makes the bubble of life worth while. SHIRLEY SIRDOREUS Short and sweet and much petite, With lots of pep in those little feet LEE WILLIAMS Often parks in the park when its dark, Merely because he likes to spark. CHARLES PURTLE His winning smile And clever W3Y?, Will a1wayS Sb-me Thru rainy daY5' SHIRLEY KELTNER With laughing eyes, mischievious smile, Pretty manner, snappy Styles She's the lass who can't be beat Who, to the opposite sex, appears so sweet . KENT HURLIMAN we shall long bear in ' mind The pleasant thought he left behind- DOUG MATHIS Doug has a disposition So sunny and so sweet His warm and friendly ways Are really hard to beat. GEORGE ZIM RMAN A little nonsense now and then Is relished by the best of men. JIM HILTON Not a sinner or a saint perhaps, But one of the very best of chaps sm WWW' ' JOHNNY PERKINS A little guy with thoughts so clever ahx. No one else could think them ever, VERNON RECTOR He is gentle, he is shy But therefs mischief in his eye, PATSY BATES Jolly and friendly to everyone, F N U MARGIE STINSON A Her ladyshipfs forehead y is far from wide, A But there's plenty of room for brains inside. 1 1 s , 3 w U Y , ,ng if 5441! WQUWQ There's no use to worryin When you can have fun CHARLES PORTER Always searching For some follyg If you're sad: Heill make yOU jolly' SHIRLEY GROSSMAN She is pretty in two ways, Pretty nice and pretty apt 'to stay that way. f m --M.-me! ef GARNET KAVANAUGH Kind of friendly and true blue Kind of quiet smiling too Kind of guy you're glad I to know. BOB RAY Give us more men as fine as he, And this wotld will much better be. LOIS BENDER Here's to the girl with a song in her heart, With whom.we shall hate to part. ' PHILIP GENTILE His solemn face and inno- cent stare, Doth deceive the unaware.H GLEN HOWARD W He hasn't been h ere ver N long, y So about him we can say no harm LOIS AMIE She is wiseg ' She is wittyg She's in loveg What a pittyl JERRY OVERTON Jolly good natured I like to be, With never a thought or C3.I'eo I like by fun in every way What'er it cost me by the day. JIMMY DOORES We don't know much about him ' ' But we know there is much to know,' He knows we know him little And he knows, we know, he knows. LAVERNA PUGH She's cute as can be A good dancer, toog Chuck full Of PeP: A Spgrt through and through PAUL ISHAM He would have been a Crack h t Bui She gun was too heavy. H 1 -.f sE i'7 1 - -::hf f'f 1 I-1 - f-LAL - H A 'H' Wh Wgaf Men LOIS AMIE Carnival Queen 2 Glee Club l-2-3-A Junior Play A Speech A Speech Secretary A Class Secretary 2 F. H. A. 3 Cheerleader 2 JOAN ANDREASEN Sec-Tres. Class l Music Contest l-2-3 State Music l-3 Glee Club l-2-3-A Secretary Glee Club A Secretary - Treasurer of Student Council 2 Pep Club 3 Football Attendant 3 PATSY'BATES Glee Club l-2 Junior Play Senior Play Speech A Drama A Music Contest l-2 ' JERRY BICKLEY Student Council l-2-3-A Student Council Pres. A Class Pres. 3 Verse Choir 2 Band l-2-3-A Football 3-A Band Clinic 2-3-A Band Pres. A Photo Club 2-3 Photo Club Pres. A Annual Staff A Cheerleader 2-3 Junior Play Senior Play Spelling Contest 3 Chemistry Contest 3 G-Club Pep Club 2-3-A Honor Roll A Track 3 LOIS BENDER Secretary Class l-2 F. H. A. Songleader 2 Glee Club l-2-3 Verse Choir l Music Contest l-2-3 Speech 3 Drama 3 Speech Reporter 3 Drama Treasurer 3 Senior Play CMakeupD MARY BOURQUIN Glee Club l-2-3 Verse Choir 2 Speech A Class Secretary 3-A Speech Treasurer A Mixed Choir 2 F. H. A. Pres. A F. H. A. Treasurer 3 Pep Club 3 Office Girl A Football Queen 3 Football Attendant A Speech Clinic Jefferson City Tour 2 Music Contest l-2-3 Annual Staff A CHARLES BRATTON 'Basketball 2-3-A Football 3-A Glee Club 1-2-A A Cappella Choir A Music Contest l-2-A G-Club A Verse Choir 2 - Baseball A JAM S DOORES Football A Basketball 2-3 Band l-2 Junior Play Class Pres. 3 PHILIP GENTILE Track 3 Photo Club 3 Glee Club l-2-A SHIRLEY GROSSMAN Glee Club l-2 Band l-2-3 F. H. A. 3-A F. H. A. Songleader A Warrensburg Commercial Contest 3 Mid-West Commercial Contest 3 Office Girl A Pep Club l-2-3 Annual Staff A Music Contest l-2-3 DONNIE HOSLER Football 2-3-A Glee Club l-A Student Council A G-Club A Track l-2 I Baseball 2-A 'J H Jr, Play Prompter JIM HILTON Basketball l-2-3 Football 2-3-A Baseball l-2 GLENN HOWARD Glee Club A Basketball A Hunting A Fishing Club2 Baseball 3 KENT HURLIMAN - Glee Club l-A A Cappella Choir A PAUL ISHAM F. F. A. l Glee Club 1-2 Football 3 - G-Club A Junior Play Senior Play QStage Hand Basketball CManagerj A HELEN JOHNSON 1 Pep Club l-2-3-A Speech Clinic 2-3 Speech Club A Junior Play Senior Play Verse Choir 2 Annual Staff A Glee Club l-2 Music Contest l-2 Class Treasurer A F. H. A. 3-A Guidance Department A Mid-West Commercial Contest 3 GARNET KAVANAUGH Glee Club 1-2 Baseball 2 Music Contest l-2 SHIRLEY KELTNER Basketball 2-3-A Pep Club 2-3-A Pep Club Pres. A Annual Staff A Speech 2-3 Office Girl 3-A Glee Club 2-3-A Music Contest l-2-3-A A Cappella Choir A Mixed Choir 2 ' Junior Play Senior Play F. H. A. 3 Speech Clinic 2-3 Band l-2-3 BILL KLING DORTHY OLSON MARY RIEDESEL Basketball l-2-3-A Baseball l-2-3-A G-Club Annual Staff A PATTY LATTY Pep Club l-2-3-A Junior Play Glee Club l Verse Choir mrLA,aA Drama A - JIM LEE Basketball 3-A Football A Baseball l-A Junior Play Senior Play G-Club A Glee Club 3 Speech A Drama A Mid-West Commercial Contest 3 KEITH-MATCHELL Football 3-A G-Club Baseball l-2-A Drama CWorkshopl Annual Staff A KENNETH MATCHELL Football A Baseball l-2 G-Club A Drama fWorkshop Annual Staff Lo- DOUG MATHIS Basketball l-2- Baseball l-2- - Senior Play Football 2-3 G-Club Speech Club 2 Speech Workshop Drama Annual Staff A Class V Pres l-2-3 Student Council - Carnival King 2 BILL MUSE G-Club Pres Football 2-3-A Speech Clinic 2-3- Drama Speech 2 Annual Staff A Student Council A Junior Play -Pep Club l-2-3-A Basketball l-2-3-A Glee Club 2-3 Annual Staff A Office Girl 3 Music Contest l-2-3 Junior Play Senior Play Cheerleader 2-3 Pep Club V. Pres. 3 Class Pres. A . Student Council Treas. Carnival Queen Candidate l JERRY OVERTON Senior Play Photo Club 3-A Glee Club 3 Music Contest A Cappella Choir A Annual Staff A Drama A Student Council l JOH PERKINS Baseball l-243-A Glee Club l G-Club A Football 3-A Junior Play Stage Man . j , 'gg' F '5 WV All CHARLES PORTER Football 2-3-A G-Club A Class Pres l Music Contest 3 Band l-2 3-A Student Council 1 Glee Club 3 LAVERNA PUGH Glee Club 2-3 Verse Choir 2 Music Contest 2-3 H A Guidance Department CHARLES PURTLE Basketball l-2-3-A Football 2-3-A G-Club H Baseball 3 Track 3 BOB RAY A Basketball l-2-3-A Band l-2-3 Pep Club l-2-3-A F. H. A. 3-A F. H. A. Secretary 3 F. H. A. V. Pres. A Junior Play Senior Play Class Treasurer 2 Class V. Pres. A Music Contest l-2-3 Annual Staff Editor A Pep Club V. Pres, A Football Attendant A BARBARA SHELTON Warrensburg Commercial Contest 3 Mid-West Commercial U Contest 3 Glee Club l Pep Club l-2-3-A Band l-2-3 Office Girl A F. H. A. 3-A F. H. A. Reporter A Honor Roll A Annual Staff A Music Contest l-2-3 agar- FRANK SHERRON Class Pres. 2 Student Council 2- Baseball l-2-3-A Football 2-3-A Basketball A Annual Staff A G-Club A SHIRLEY SIRDOREUS H A Junior Play Senior Play Verse Choir 2 Office Girl A Glee Club l-3 Pep Club l MARJORIE STINSON Basketball 3-A H A l- F H A Treasurer A Mid-West Commercial Contest 3 Junior Play Senior Play Pep Club 3-A Cheerleader A Office Girl 3 Drama 2 LEE WILLIAMS Football 2- Basketball 3-A G-Club A Glee Club l 3 Senior Play Stage Manager Band 1 2 3 A Class Treasurer 3 Senlor play Verse Choir 2 Verse Chlor 2 Speech Workshop 2 Speech A GEORGE ZIM HMA Glee Club l 3-A Fgotball 4 Music Contest l 2 3-A Track 3 Music Contest l Verse Choir 2 N Z , 3 A .4 7 S ' J 0 '! .W I1 ,' 9 J 'ff WIN I A . .yt an an a . . an ' ' I3 A . .+A A A A ' . ' ' p- 4 -3 ' N 1'J-5735332'5'55'5'7.?'ik TT2'51,iH f'Ha,f f':t.ifZfT ,, .. V -' xt ff ga if - s ll, kiln A , 's I ' efwfz 3445 my ,. 3-' K if 'sv-isfi At the starting of 1947 found the' Freshman Class with 38 bright pupils. Gn the memorable Inititation Day found us coming to school all dressed 'as little children with signs reading GIVE TO THE M NTALLY DEFICIENT. That night we were judged by a jury under the leadership of the prosecuting attorney Jimmy Soetaert. we glided through our Freshman studies and under the fellowship' of our Student President, Charles Porterg Vice-Pres., Doug Mathis, Mary Riedesel, Secretary, and Joan Andresen, Treasurer. Our Sophomore year we remember our wonderful English classes and Mrs, Sorrells helping us in our every activity and helping to build up our treasure, we collected a large amount of money from our Magazine Sales. Our class won the Carnival praise with Lois Amie and Doug Mathis being crowned 'Carnival King and Queen. All of our money making projects were a grand success in making money, Our noble officers of this year were Frank Sherron, President, Doug Mathis, Vice- Pres.5 Mary Riedesel, Treasurer, and Lois Amie, Secretary, ' Our Junior year found us hard at work raising the needed money to sponsor the Junior-Senior Banquet which was'held at the Old Plantation. One day a great excitement came'when the Junior Pla5ILOVE IS TOO MUCH TROUBLEgunder the direction of Miss Lorene Roller, was on it's merry way to a great success. The class officers were, Jerry Bickley, President, Vernon Rector, Vice-Pres., Bill Muse, Treasurer, Mary Riedesel, Assistant Treasurer, and Mary Bourquin, Secretary. The year ended with a big last day school picnic. The graduating class of 1951 is leaving behind it a record of which it can be justifiably proudl Members of the class held high offices and positions in s chool organi zations . V The opening of the final year saw the class under the leadership of Dorthy Olson, President, Mary Riedesel, Vice-Pres.3 Mary Bourquin, Secretaryg and Helen Johnson, Treasurer, leading the AO members of the class, ' The Senior Play, GHOST WANTED, was a huge success under the direction of MissVRoller. ' As we look back over the years, it makes us sad that we are leaving our friends and our school where we have spent many happy days. These things are to become the fond memories that we will cheerish in later years. They had their ups and downs just as everything does. But we must go on, each and everyone of us, to find our place in life and to help build a better world of tomorrow. V It is'a great accomplishment to have finished twelve f h education is the foundation of our lives. It is up to us iiabiild iheogteppggg stones that lead to the door of the world. we the graduating class of Grandview High School f ' and fiftyeone are looking forward to a new and bright,fiEi?e.O MQ3n3Ze32c2gPiiZg all that we desire and as we encounter all the hardships may we face thempwith all the courage and determination that we possess, ' z -nniiiiiinu1ii1ngzmmumQnannumnIenum!!iniliiIiinni:llsiiinlinnlnnnnn----...................Jll 7 4, wr Q z S 1 E F E i E 4 I F Y wzws iv jiahoagemjf .4 ze f all A Lloyd Brown President ,vw H gk, if vf W Y V 113, 1 3 rqu 13 1562 f 1 f A - K 4 51 Janan Milne Treasurer Donna Torres Mickey Pettus Leona Swartz Nancy Sherron Shirley Wbrrell Cecll Early Carolyn Faurot Dave Janes Diane P US l x ,, i L 121 'rm 5 3 as-h 1 in sajggkff xxx? 'VLL I D, ,E:3AAMX v 1 'w K A da , J .- Karen Burgeson Carl Rife Shirley Gann -x Q' SS! . , rlrdlwii vw s Q 75 A My WV Q Joe Higgins Jan Harrison Donald York Miriam Andrews ' .1 r Donald Young V 'Q i I 5 A A l f ,R ,aa ' ! sf 'mf , ' ' X f 14 x of , i I , i Don Goin i ! V 1 'W 15 'GH' . 5 ' f IRQ 5 A ,df - 1 13 . if I X i Q I 6, jg , ,f a M ,iii v ,,,,, I . I q,,, Q 1 X, J if f J H VMI- 2' 4 f Y iiii 134' 1,,f I i 1 T d M nnif i,nAnn Ruth Denny John Star-tzel Emma Zimmerman w-..wm , vw fi M, 'ink fx., Joe Bates Mary Wilson 2 ,qygganav my 5 if y o n au Lee Mullinix Jerry Reheard Herb Hestand Suzanne Amen Mar- Tidball J h K tt 1 I Jack Hash Mary Ann King Diane Morris Mike Adams Dick Torres .Xie- . WW ..,....-a' WF Aww' 13596 1.74 Q , . .-. ,.t. -rf-r:-2 ,114. 1 f- -5 2-f-f-ze:-1 .,, .rf-' .-- af -f-.V-V umm So school began and so we, the Junior Class of '51, peered into our treasury to see what we could see. As you know-this was the year'we had to prepare for our Junior-Senior Banquet. Alasl The funds were very low, but we were not dis- mayed, Each day in Mr. N9lson's American History class we didicated4a.few moments to class meetings in order to formulate plans to make some money. And we settled on scrap and paper drives. Ah! Those paper drives. They bring back such mem? ories. There are times recalled when certain parties couldn't find certain gears, but did that daunt us? No! The paper drives must go on! And so we ground up hills and down in our searches for that precious stuff-paper. Soon our'treasury began to accumulate before we knew it-we'd made about 3300. However, we did have a little trouble collecting the money for our scrap iron. But this was un- told'wealth for us! Now we'began to feel we were on easy street. What with our dues, ball-game concessions, and, of course, our playhdwe knew we would not fail. Then the date was set for April 20. Naturally fried chicken was to be our main course, for what would a banquet be without fried chicken? A great success. But before this we had our Junior Play. Play of all plays. .The play books were being passed around and we were all reading like fury to find. a play that would suit us all. There was talk of an all-girl cast. This, we thought, would deviate from the common run of class plays and, perhaps lend more interest to it, Thus, we presented our play with Miss Roller as our competent director, L The time was growing short then--and we knew our year was about to end, but before it did-we knew we mustihave one last fling. The all school picnic and a jolly good time was had by all. V a Ah! Sadly now we bid you adieu, but we shall always remember this year of years. we Sophisticated Juniors, sri N-.. 2. -x 1 Q ' I, W f I A f. may X J Q a s ?Q4f43 N 4, 1 if ff 1 'n . gahiamalex V 4 1 n 4155 Weeds 3 2 ' Fred Latty L President l' 1 l Gloria Keltner Claudette' 533-.Yer ' Treasurer Ilan J SGCI'Gf'aI'.Y - Rick Taylor Vice-President V. . fl l P -'I 11-NJ? 1 p LJ- Allison JO Ann Mitchell Harold White D. Pennington Twila Jarboe Russell Imler Helen Andersen Russel Ma-thas Haifa' ff' 3 Q s I5 15 23 12 1 1 J l ,Q 3 'i Q , ri EI 2- izi ti ,Lx , Z! 1 5 1.1 if 3 .. F J A E, 'S if es .Q is fl ., , ZS 'E s 4 fi? 51 . if ,, ' Qi 5 gi Q, L , .. 2 Yq Si I 1 ? J ,L ,fp Mack Miles '-125- iw-gif , -3 E,..-. r.+.1K Mary Ensminger Yqaiivi ' gmwj A1A.V lwfg. Q 1- , . 4, .,. Ta? L',, L:LA11 - I , W , ,y,,lwty J 'f2 1 i r y B ' agfifgffgfa- ai.: IK1 'W am ,gi f aa ,. my was Wallac 33 '1 Y f if 1 M W' f at if Z' a We 325 4 J? ' ws J ,f. ,.f y y t,, All A f 9 a f X f Maurice Grey Marilyn Gentile LOTGTI York ,mxg e Service Barbara Noss Chester Combs Janet Gray Sharon Moore 39 it ' 5 ,... , .,, - f . K jo Q , , , f ' arf vi -' I VN - 0: A I ij. I N IJ 11' 'W ' 'jr iqawljg r,yqyyg5 ,,W - , ,f ,,, . , , , AA. , 5 , -' f , fx. Q ,f ff, 1, 1. B. ll f ' J J J Bob Blair Betty Le Rue Buddy Penn Sally Cmans Donald Bishop Ann Johr aww ,,,, A r f f I Lit 44 B Helen Bates Z I 1 IE 3? ' Ek., . uh w ' U F, w iv Keith Butler , .W fax ':- ist .c2f?V'fEf,',-iv -'i 1,1 , K rs, 7 David King Wanda Pilgrim Dick Koch Diane Osborn Juanita Schmidt WRalphyGragg Arvilla Roy Carl Dunlap ' a S A.. fwifi, if LWB ew? R ' F9594 All N f f Jerry Saundew Jeanette Rid rgahiamaaes x The Sophomores have the smallest class in school. They like being small for it helps them to know and appreciate each other better. During the last few ears . V . Y the class has kept pace with the school for it has grown as the school has grown. Yet it still remains the HSmallest Class.U In the next two years it may not keep this title but the good fellowship between the classmates will still prevail. In this past year Sophomore faces have been seen in or at all of the school activities. They have been a vital part in sports, pep club, music, student council, speech, and many more activities. The group is an active bunch that really gets out and puts their Uclawsn into whatever they attack. For example: the selling of the magazine subscriptions fthe task given by the office to each sophomore classy. The class this year showed their Hget-out-and-gon by outselling the two previous classes. , When you are a Freshman 'the need for money arises, for it always has many uses and the need for more and more of it comes as the class progresses through its school career. Some of the ways the Sophomores found, for raising money, was by selling the magazine subscriptions, having scrapilwin drives, bake sales, paper drives, and by each class member contributing money to the class treasury. The HClass of 53N Cpresent day Sophomores hope to accomplish as much in the next two years as they have in the last two years Some of the things they have to look forward to are the Junior-Senior Banquets, graduation, and being the first class to have finished all four years in the new high school They have the memiors of Initiation Day, Homecoming and Christmas dances, class parties, and a Joyful time together as classmates The Sophomores wish the future Sophomore classes as much Dug 3oy,companion ship, and good luck as they have had as the Sophomore Class of '50 51' . . . 0 . . O y .. . i f 1 .f I 7 , Q -M N ,, , i Wefimm J hn J 1, e ' OP:-eliident Carol Men .. .V .M Vice PI'9Sid61'1t Evelyn Oliver' Kf H ' y'y' . Secretary gl l , - by 67 de I ,,, if, ' Tre8.S111'eI- Darla Teakejl ,.mL I 5 Be e Re t John Downing Luc:iLLle Payton - Miriam Andrews Kirby Carlton J01111 Glessner-Jean. Ann Goddard Jeannine neue Bob Pettus Betty Mathews Kenneth Duff A. Weyersberg N. Weyersberg Ellzabeth Rader Carol Becker C lifford Fl ,Sf 1 P 1 Flofetta' Brill Don Hanover 1 V11 F -to L 9911 5 i Margaret Jenkins Bill Mizener Larry Whited Joe Skeens ' l ii u K Axvg fqw Tr 4 - J q , , , Au. 5 1 .3 KV A ,-as ,gaih an ff 1 I' L at ' f - ia. vl., Yf B -5 f f ' .ii .f f 4 1 L f ff' ' 1 '.. ! Ethel Knight Jim Hash Earl Doores Perry Hestand John Smith Georgia Holt 1 49- 1 if m-ewv ' 5 E 'T' --3. I V 15,4 4 i wg, 2 ' ' ' f uf. 'a 1 .. . I I -3 A .P-2 ,f H I James Woods Beverly Schrader Rosemarie Sims Alfred Horn Bertha Hestand Louis Kautt Z Don Fletcher Lawrence Nelson Wilburn Everman Larry Hennon J. Zimmerman Bob King i , .N rm! 5 W, V ,, Z fg 'D y . qu ,Q fr... 5, W, , kg L B Q B I Va .A A ' , 5 ' A JL wx I ' f V b 2, d' y 1 -or we my H N' 1 9 All Q'A 'N-.nr A 'M ' 4 ,A , K B ,I , .' , ' X ! 4 i '5 - Z 'V ' f 1 ,. .JK - W r - H ' , ' 5 z ,I v-'Q ' 1 A f X 1 A ' .P L .. - l ,-'F f.1-,...4 '-Q -fzfwztf - If'-al:-3,1 '-v'A3f'l t: , ij- -if: ' Q -if ' 3.2 n, '-7' -7'-7, ffff if-ig, Af - :L-.m,i.f1im'fc1--L -ies? - f -fl'Zf 23-1-A A , '1' 2 - -F 4' ' 'Z - 'C '-mm 1 4 - i l Q: fi fi ,fi my .3 :R ,1 Q Ji A E 5 . ff 5 W ,E tt 1 55 1? ,M x 3 i , v ? as wi, wi W5 . N 43 3 ,E Z , 1 ugh L W E 5' I 1' 25 i rl 5 Z! ii .w 5 35 as 2, ! 53 is A ix ? Flq T Img W gi I3 +11 5 M 3.2! is up li 2 lr fa in 11 'E J 5. 92255772271 We the Freshmen Class of '50-'51 would like to leave to the coming Freshmen Class an ordinary day in high school. Getting up at 8:25 you rush madly to get to school on time. You run down the hall to fling your coat into your locker, wondering if it was yours, and hoping you got the right book for your first class. After you have found your seat you settle down to finish your nights sleep. The teacher calls on you to recite your lesson for the day you thumb frantically through the book to find the right chapl ter, Then you start to reading a recipe for biscuits to find it is English class, As you greet Mr. Taylor in the office he informs you why you are in that class, As the bell rings you bid him adieu, and weather the stampede to your locker. Opening your locker door carefully so everything won't fall out, you cautiously raise the first layer to get your library book for Study Hall. You make it to your morning classes all right and longingly ,wait for the noon bell to ring. When you hear the gong you politely shove your way to the head of the line. After a nourishing lunch of bread and water, you stagger back for your next class. Since it's Civics and you haven't read the chapter you do so frantically before the teacher comes in. You start talking about the government and by bell time you end the conversation with the question, UDoes the telephone really ring when no one's.there?H The next class is the most jovial subject of all Al ebra 8 The question in here is, UHow do you do it?H Answer, HIt's very simple if you ll know how. Hoping the bell will ring before he asks for your papers. You work feverishly playing X's and O's with your fellow mate. As the bell rings you calm- ly walk out the door knowing this ends a typical day at school, Z V 4 XXXL.. Q fbxg r 5 , 'V 'Q ii -P- X N xx G Q MDW Q N D Q.. R-Al'AA'nCS . xxx . Q31 X S xx IQ 'sw Q A X I 0 S N xv X X YQ 3 1 S . - X . I I ! .' I l 1 ' 'J Nyxx K X AAG x? N 'Q I ' H .h.iIi.-L.Y:.Qu:u1kiVmx.I.K-iiSaTL2.ibi5gf'LE. 5,KIi?L'3..T5.'EfQEL7I.',ELIS!'ljTL'l,9?Tfv?7:f3T?'9'5 f '-f-f f r ' 4 ' President-Jerry Bickleyg Back'row: Donnie Hosler, Mickey Pettus, Fred Latty, SponsorAMr. Widner, Benny Rector, John Mullinix, Lloyd Brown. Front row: Harold White, Nancy Sherron, Dorthy Olson, Darla Teakell, Bill Muse. Lgfuzkfzf Qwfzczf Back rowg George Trible, Jerry Bickley, Diane'Pugh, Karen Burgeson, Lois Bender, Mickey'Pettus, David Janes, Front-Row: Ruth Denny, Barbara Shelton, Margie Stinson, Mary Riedesel, Carolyn Faurot, Janan Milne, Nancy Sherron. ww rgaazbfy I, fi 5 ' gh UM Director Miss Bergmann President - S. Keltner Sec. - J. Andreasen librarian - L. Bender WM, pw Director Miss Bergmann This group of students meet Wery Wednesday night to ?nj0y singing together. It ifshoped that this group in l X 1 r I 1 1 I me near future will be known isthe G, H. S. A Cappella 0h0ir and will be made up of 50 - 60 selected voices. Gt fe dwg? Hgh Director Miss Bergmann President - Bob Ray Secretary - C. Dunlap Librarian - L. Whited --' 'f -g Y-.. ,...i -.-M W , ' --' .- , , ' .' 1:s,,4 amz! 4 ... .,-.,,,..... ,v ..-...- -.11-1.1-. '-:- fi .K -L. rms... Y- A-231-' 1 1 .....A...w.u...-.u..v.u.zun.n..sm.aa: .Zigi f.ii' 'Y '-1-J.s,:::.-nm' H.-mx:..w-' ,big 1L.....n-Ef'?ZUn.f1? 1.312 , 1!h. l Director - Miss Bergmann ' -President - Jerry Bickley Librarian - Charles P0TteT Vice-Pres. - Bob Ray Student Mgr. - John Glessner Secretary - Lucille Payton P - A .4 IES ux L ' L Lg 266' ill! 1 . '! i fl P 4 , Director - Miss Roller i President - Fred Latty Treasurer - Mary Bourqnin J Vice-President - Jim Lee Reporter - Lois Bender P L Secretary - Lois Amie L s I ..r 6141171 H00 . x . IL- FU' vi- .Q :sr l sz ' .LM 1 If gd I . , ' -. MW-f .x. , ., , ,q . r, ' .. K aff. W -- -- , v-,bi -'23, f-1-'+g 'L'W'?'f-673' - ' 'f' ' ' Q 1 Mar,-' -'V , :K ' N-ff T ag' i' +'5f e. !-4-725 Af- 'K V ' ' m l:-WZ .Q ' 1, ?.. h ' ' A 'K . Vw T' 9' l,fQ:a,u-Qigfgff.-7i:3'1 w554'i -ff I E , ,. A' , if V. 'V -. ,,,',,h 33,4 . V , -. - , f'1Q --g g- Wzf..-5-N-,.-ff' 3, ' ' 'J-4: Qi, 6.115 ff v 1 5--J f f fi. ,J . .-'.?',gj4v.z: -g..,.?q--W - .fm ,rfwifiw fmg , , fx f.-:Wm ev , mv- wi .R-.'-. ,:.::4::--f 'vi Q-an ,PH A' 'Q i.v..' '..:1i:,g1::- N f-- -I-. -. ' xr - . 'f'5k' ,f 5 v . ' , Q - I oe - ' f 'XE hcl' ,V Lhilk. i y , l 4 A Nw Qfibe 5 QYZTZJ Y 5 - E X - W Barbara Shelton S mms Front row - Laverna Pugh, Shirley Sirdoreus, George Zimmerman, Mary Riedesel, Shirley Grossman Back row - Jim Hilton, Doug Mathis, Bob Ray, Gharlw Bratton, Johnny Perkins, Kem Hurliman Mary Bourquin Shirley Keltner Shirley Sirdoreus Shirley Grossman 0515412 fum Barbara Shelton, Carol Becker, Evelyn Oliver, Ella M. Woods, Patsy Bates, Arvilla Roy, Mary J. Wilson, Patty Latty, Shirley Grossman Librarian - Miss Roller 7 EX erik? i L sponsors rs Mrs. MacLerran lt l Mr. Nelson President - S. Keltner Vice-Pres. - M. Riedesel Secretary - S. Worrell Treasurer - Joan Mitchell Piafagiahiy if Sponsor Mrs Widner President - J. Bickley Vice-Pres. - J. Overton Treasurer - M. Pettus SP0nsor Mrs. MacLerra.n PPSS. - Mary Bourquin Vice-Pres. - Mary Riedesel I Secretary - Janet Gray 5988. - Marjorie Stinson 5 Reporter - Barbara Shelton F S0113 Leader - S. Grossman I PflI'Li.a.mentaria.n - M. Tidball i Hlstorian - Sue Torres 2 A .. --. 1-r ' , ' Q iff, f .M .,,, . '- J ' ' ' ' -- 'r:A7g '- gpg, -,, A ' , . ' 5 1 J 'M 1 l , M2124 1 fn. I '4 T I , A 77: kk FW ,pf f ' -9415 lg., '4 Km, mx f um m , g fm,-ws ' frvjwvw- M 5J4'C05 U WMM! 5 mm pk Director Miss Lorene Roller Hugo Bromley .... Doug Mathis Jeff Hall .... Jerry Bickley Gale Stormgay . .Mary Riedesel Ginger Stormgay . . S. Keltner Hatcher ..... Jerry Overton Granny Kate . Marjorie Stinson Troddy ...... Dorothy Olson Proffessor De Vallan. .Jim Lee Madam Zolga .Shirley Sirdoreus Nora Vane .... Helen Johnson Sheriff Bradshaw .... Bob Ray Azalea. . . . . . .Patsy Bates ,.-. M4 -. ., 1. . , A V f-..f--, -F-v--,.g,.--,.,.,-'--lf1:,, vu ' w -- -1:2151 - m .1 Mr. Newton'Barker, known to 6 teachers, us as UNewtU, has served the school most efficiently as cusl todian for our'H. S. Building. Not only do we, the Seniors of '5l',A appreciate his service l but also his kindness, friend- liness, and constant helpful- ness rtoward both students and MPS. Hanson MTS. Newman MTS. Cochran MTS, Ervin Miss Butler il,-1? S E 5 K ! I 1 I l I s I 5 I 3 A Hi 9lll6'5 9201154 fm 'T lid!!! Lucille Payton ATTENDENTS MARY RIEDESEL MAR Y BOURQUIN LEONA SWARTZ SUzA1xmE AXTELL Ps In--' 1 iff Jw, 35- 'L ai ' A w 9051?-F?'f1fiEff',f '-' -sq? if i- wif-.J1 f we :wr f:-ff . 12- 4 .f ., if, lk,f'i:12f2S11qqm'+-f-3.2-Qgvff.- 3f, s I S if-xg: , .9 Q 1511:-qyu -u-nv ,fi ' 1 X .1 ii 1 hth Row: V: Rector, K. Matchell, B. Muse, J. Lee, C. Early, J. Higgins, J. Hilton, C. Combs i 3rd Row: H. White, M. Pettus, K. Matchell, D. Koch, C. Purtle, J. Perkins, B. Rector V 2nd Row: R. Taylor, D. Hanover, C. Dunlap, L. Williams, J. Bickley, C. Porter, 45' D. Young lst Row: Coach R. Clemmer, R. Mathis, C. Rife, F. Latty, K. Duff, Coach M. Blaine 3 FOOTBALL SCORES ! Grandview Butler Grandview Center ' Grandview Raytown Grandview Blue Springs Grandview Pleasant Hill -Grandview Harrisonville Grandview Belton Grandview Ruskin Donnie Ho sler Sec-Tres O-26 2-13 O-33 20-0 313-0 6-13 2hf-0 2-19 Grandview Lee' s Summit lb.--13 Bill MLISG 'President Vernon Rector Vice-Pres , in .. .. 4... .1 - 4... Top Picture: Top Row P. Isham Manager, C. Bratton, J. Lee, C. Early, V. Rector, D. Mathis, M. Blaine Coach Bottom Row: J. Hash, L. Williams, C. Purtle, B. Kling, F. Sherron Bottom Picture:Top Picture M. Blaine Coach, J. Hash, K. Butler, J. Glessner Bottom Row: J. Hash, D. Young, C. Rife, R. Emler C. Early A-Q91 -E :EL'-Ei?Q5?ZfCf7K55C14f5jC3Z'1 Gy! fb 3 are f The Grandview Bulldogs climbed the long ladder to State again For the second straight year the 9 team and Mr. Blaine has made this Q grade. They triumphly won over M3TtiHSVillG 54-53 and went on 1 trying hard to beat John hurts 3 57 but lost bl-A6. They were never- theless one of the eight best teams in the State K4 lb? ,I Grandview Grandview Grandview Grandview Grandview Grandview Grandview Grandview Grandview Grandview Grandview Grandview Grandview Grandview Grandview Grandview Grandview Grandview Oak Grove Baytown Pleasant Hill Harrisonville Glennon St. Mary's Ruskin Ruskin Center Lone Jack Redemptorist Peculiar Ruskin Knob Noster Higginsville Concorida Maltinsville John Burroughs 7h-M7 L5-35 M8-53 53-A8 61-57 59-53 56-A3 A5-67 72-57 67-32 M7-23 58-32 A5-3h MB-Al A2-29 A3-Ml 5b-53 bl-A6 ,..,...-.1-su-5m'1!2Z' Grandview Grandview Grandview Grandview Grandview Grandview Grandview Grandview Grandview Grandview Grandview Grandview Grandview Grandview Grandview Grandview Grandview Grandview f 2, Raymore Manual Grain Valley Parkville Westport Center Excelsor.Springs Parkville Belton Southeast R3,ymO1 e Lee's Summit Grain Valley Blue Springs Lone Jaok Drexel Butler Lee's Summit us .- Q35 f. 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