Lees Summit High School - Reflector Yearbook (Lees Summit, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 70 of the 1939 volume:

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' ' ' . -. ,-4-' . -.ns Q-7:g:23....., -f-Y .1:-4- 1--4 -f-G -P1-4 'f-'f4---- '- J , - , ,, ., -- ' -F., ---- - ,f.,u.,,, .- ---,J - - --f1.:::-..:a....:..4-f-.f-Qnen.b.-.-.-- , H U - i , 1, , lr -5 -Al q.:LLMw:::l . li- ,ig i r'-muff.-+4-Qngagxm..----g-Q,.guze.m RAFIY . - - - 5..-.b.......,::,Y,.,:?g gmac.-::s:u:a.::g.. V 1939 OUR SCHOOL Donated by Lee,s Summit High School December 2003 .1 -.w1,..m- 1-4 -Tw.,-f ,,,..xu..1....,.--,zrz.4.u.. ,,....J,5,,,Lm-,g.q,.,-,Y-,,,.,,a.-..q,T.:.1,5,,,,,,agp+nyf A kd-5 , , J, ,R ,w PAGE TWO THE REFLECTOR FOREWORD It hardly seems possible that the time has come for our class to leave behind our school, our faculty, and many friends. These three factors have formed a foundation on which We are to build our life in future years. We have endeavored to present our school as we would always like to remember it, and as we Want everyone to know it. Time flies fast, but as a tie that 'binds those who have gone before to those who are yet to come, we present the REFLECTOR of 1939. f- -- -----Q V-1-aangse4..4...,..,:..-,k,G ..C.. 1..- M 4 I V-2p,u,..AA .H-,L LL.. ..,.....,,:.?:T..7t -,gt-:gg1.gg.1,:g-L. Y-a.L'Au4:+gafg FMJYQ'-1'-2ff'j'fjfj'f:f, 'f , , . . ------f-- - -' ' V ' ' ' THE REFLECTOR PAGE THREE CONTENTS Administration Classes i Sports Music Speech Snapshots Organizations ' ' ' ' ' ann- 1-4: V A-.wvr.n-1cf ' 3 ' ' ' 4-':,7'g5as.wrx- N' - - ,7s7v':r7'zncu:vvau...:....9-.-,.1---1'm:,..4.-:ai PAGE FOUR THE REFLECTOR BOARD EDUCATION C- A- WESTERBECK MRS. HENRY DAVIS . President , This page appears in apprecia- ' tion to our School Board for the - fine administration and direction, which they have given us. LEE M. GARVIN D. L. MILLER Vice President 1 i i N I- C- MCLAIN C. F. 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Artist Assistant Society Editor BARBARA BASS HAROLD RROWN Assistant Artist Faculty Supervisor 1 - t A-M +fWff '+Mf'S K 11-'h i a f ' . , .,.. , . - . - f' - -' ' 1 ' N -eq , 4 3 :'i T'?Z T3 'U!'r.5I nZ 1 5342:-:.axmrnf'.1 L -:uge-n-m::e:4..:...-.-f-w-':-.sa-wu.:su..w..-,..m-,,,1.c.fr.afg1....a,wvg-mwm14m...s--:,z,cz4au,.m f l -1 JwhHe,1. ..-,', 'A-ffV?? , ,, -f' - - - . . 'L PAGE SIX THE REFLECTOR CHARLES I. DICK, Principal M.A. Peabody College for Teach- ers, Nashville, Tenn.: B.S. in Edu- cation C. M. S. T. C. Physics, General Science. FAC LTY MISS BARBARA BLACK C. M. S. T. C., Warrensburgg Missouri University, University of Colorado, Denver: Colorado State HAROLD BROWN, Superintendent M.S. in Education, Pittsburg Teachers College: B.S. in Educa- tion, Pittsburg Teachers College. Mathematics, Chemistry. M. R. HOBERECHT B.S. in Agriculture, Missouri Universityg graduate work, Uni- versity of Missouri. Vocational Agriculture. MISS LORA BENEFIEL B.S. in Education, C. M. S. T. C., W -- -b - ' .' College, Fort Collins. Scliioahenb urg' Huffs Business Home Economics, History. F .amz 'nmcr.m.u::.-..f. Shorthand, 'I3'Ding, Bookkeeping. .. -,,.--, ' ,- 1:..'-'!:.....3.- zu w:4::.'.,,'g1.: 1. .- ',..f...,, 1 ry. .:L1L ,:5.u.Qw-:sau-.4z.s:::.1LI,,i, ,,,,,z,Lgg,ig,,,5u:,.- :L-:f ,:Qq3,::jj ..,....-.- 1: .Mi ' ' Q' 1' Q. ...-.,-,.-..e. .- - Q ' H . -Q-,N Q-' '. .,- i 1 . 1 -'---'4' -S2 --A-- :na . :::4..---:- .--.-.,'.-,gg-Qs-,-, , . i - V V-1-----4---3315,-qggrz, 1.-:rw-.s4.: iw.,-H-s-L-4':'i4 -T Ttt:'ifv:-zA'r:1xa.-:::n-:u:1a.::g.ra:.w4g::aax?g wl:up.r.u-n.us.v.szasalzin-:.re1x.:.5,Ef-E1: 115!Lfr' R ri 11- C., ess ig. THE REFLECTOR FACULTY MISS MILDRED EPPERSON B.S. in Education, Kirksville State Teachers College: University of Missouri: graduate work at Northwestern University, Evanston, Illinois. Speech, English, History. MISS ELAINE WILTSEE B.S. in Education, Elocution, Drury College, Springfield: South- west State Teachers College: Mis- souri Universityg C. M. S. T. C., Warrensburg. English, Latin. W. HOLTROP B.S. in Education, State Teach- C ll K N b k MISS ITRICE ELLIS B.S. in Education, Southwest Teachers College, Springfield, Mo. 5 University of Louisian a, Baton ers Q ege' eilrney' . 6 las ai Rouge: Washington University, St. M.A. in Education, University of Louis: Taylor Masters Class, Sum- Mlssouri. mer 1938, CHARLES CHILDRESS B.S. in Education, C. M. S. T. C., Warrensburg, Missouri. MISS THELMA DOZIER A.A. William Woods College, B.S. in Education, C. M. S. T. C., Warrensburg. .L 1: . ......---...4.Lz,.4-.--1,511-11.-u bg-.figgq-:mise Ha,-qf.::a:. ,.. :.-4 1 .: 4-L11-2-,ll ':::1 'T 133.1-.vw .' ,T .-i--- - Q.-..-:A--'-1 r::'J ' 7- ? 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Q, 5 K 'Q ' K : fi 7g ' 2 ,, - 44 A- - ' , A N C , f Q g ' Z - ' - ,A 72 19 --.:------ .11 T-fflf.-aw ,,,.L,,,,,5,,,,:,-,,,. PAGE TEN THE REFLECTOR HJ HELEN MILLER, Class Secretary l Girls' Glee Club '36, '37, '38, '39, Mixed Chorus '37, '38, '39, Girls' M CI.A':i':i LII- I- II.Il1R!:i BILL WESTERBECK, Class President Assistant Business Manager of Reflector , Football '35, '36, '37, '38, Athletic Club '37, President of Wild Life Conservation Club '38, Voca- tional Trades '37, '38. IRENE SCRUGGS, Vice-President of Class President of Student Council '39, Vice-President '38, Class Presi- dent '36, President Photography Club '38, Pep Club '38, Secretary '39, Girls' Glee Club '36, '37, '38, Secretary '39, Junior-Sophomore Play '38, Verse Choir '37, Assistant Society Editor of Hi-Life, Snapshot Editor of Reflector, Senior Representative for Popularity Contest '39, Senior Play. Quartet '37, '38, '39, Mixed Quartet '37, '38, '39, Double Mixed Quartet '37, '38, '39 , Soprano Solo Representative '37, '38, '39, Girls' Trio '37 , '38, '39, Madrigal '38, '39, Annual Staff, Hi-Life Staff, Junior Sophomore Play '37, '38, One-Act Play '38, '39 , Operetta '38 , Photography Club '38 , Verse Choir '37, Student Council '39, Drum Major '38, '39, Pep Club QCheer Leaderl '38, '39, Senior Play. JIMMIE BELSER, Class Treasurer Annual Staff , Hi-Life Staff 5 Prom Committee, Mixed Chorus '38, '39, Boys' Glee Club '37, '38, '39, Wild Life Conservation Club '38, Athletic Club '37, Track '39, Football '36, '37, '38, Basketball '37, '38, '39, Class Treasurer '36, Vice-President of Class '38, -F M , A ,, . ,M -5 s w.. E .. 2:- . ..,, .,Q4,:Haag-4.q4..5.:,a,T5:-.1,3q:7iA-:3g,vz-1smz.-c:3:u:axu:vr4-f1LFff?-- ,. . , , -.---..v.,x-..4. -..Tw - - ..9'?f'B'. ,-.- .'I'f7ff.-1 -f f- - ,- FCTOR THE REFLECTOR PAGE FLEVFN 7,7383 Voca- Presi- W '39s Y '38s Editor Senior ii i .' ' 1 ac1.w'cf-1 f' '?'1-P il f CHARLES FILLMORE Business Manager of Annual: Sports Reporter for Hi-Life: Bas- ketball '39g Operetta '38: Tennis '38, '39: Wild Life Conservation Club '38g Mixed Quartet '38, '39g Boys' Quartet '38, '39, Student Council fSecretary '38, Vice-Presi- dent '39l Q Athletic Club '37g Mixed Chorus '37, '38, '39g Sophomore- Junior Play '37, '38: Football '35g All-Class Play '36g One-Act Play '36, '38: Boys' Glee Club '36, '37, '38, '39: Senior Play. DOROTHY STEWART Assistant Society Reporter of Reflector g Drama Club '37g Wild Conservation Club '36. TOM EVANS Enid, Oklahoma, '36: Football '36, '37, '38: Basketball '37, '38, '39: Tennis '38, '39: Operetta '38g Hi-Life '39: Assistant Advertising Manager of Reflector g Band CD1-um Majorj '38, '39g Athletic Club '37, '383 Boys' Glee Club '39g Mixed Chorus '39: Senior Play. BARBARA BASS Dropped School March 27. WELDON GIBSON Football '35, '36, '37, '38: Bas- ketball '36, '37, '38, '39Q Track '37, '38, '393 Class Treasurer '373 Class Secretary '38: Assistant Sports Editor of Reflector : Vo- cational Agricultural '36, '37, '38, '39g F. F. A. '36, '37, '38g Vice- President '39. BETTY PILGRIM Girls' Glee Club '37, '38, '39Q Mixed Chorus '39: Band '38, '39g Pep '38, '39g Verse Choir '37g Pho- tography Club '38g Home Econom- ics '37g Brass Quarter '38, BETTY BELL Editor of Reflector g Associate Editor of Hi-Life: Debate '37, '38, '39 Qwon Little Six '38, '39Jg Dec- lamation '37, won Little Six and North Kansas City '38: Junior- Sophomore Play '38g One-Act Play '39g B. B. G. Club '37, '383 Pep Club '38, '39: Class Treasurer '38g Vice-President of Class '363 Girls' Glee Club '37, '38, '39g Mixed Chorus '37 fVice-Presidentj '39: Girls' Quartet '39g Typing Repre- sentative '36: Basketball '36, '37, '38, '39: Business Manager of Oper- etta '38: Prom Committee '38: Double Mixed Quartet '39: Madrigal '39: Alto Solo Representative '39, to Lawrence, Kansas: Girls' Trio '39g Senior Play. CLYDE THOMAS Assistant Editor of Reflector : Secretary of Class '36g Mixed Chorus '36, '37g Boys' Glee Club '373 Junior-Sophomore Play '37, '38g President of Class '38: Prom Committee '38: Hi-Life Staff: Foot- ball '36, '37, Captain '381 Basket- ball '37, '38, '39p Track '37, Cap- tain '38, '39: Wild Life Conser- vation Club '38g Athletic Club '37: Senior Play. MILDRED MYERS Latin Representative '36: Glee Club '36, '37, '38, '39g Mixed Chorus '39: Debate '37, '38, '39: Secre- tary of Class '37: Drama Club '37: Photography Club '38g Junior-Soph- omore Play '38: One-Act Play '38: Winner of Air-Mail Essay Contest '383 Editor of Hi-Lifeg Society Edi- tor of Reflector g President Pep Club '39g Prom Committee '38: Senior Program Committee '39. CHARLES DAVIS Annual Staff: Athletic Club '373 Wild Life Conservation Club '38: Tennis '37, '38, '393 Prom Com- mittee '38. MARGUERITE OUSLEY Latin Representative '37g Glee Club '37, '38, '39 fLibrarianjg Mixed Chorus '37, '38, '39g Vice- President of Class '37, Drama Club '37g Photography Club '38: Hi-Life Artist: Art Editor of Reflector g Double Mixed Quartet '37, '39g De- bate Squad '39g Pep Club '38, '39. WILLIAM J. MEYER Basketball '38, '39p Hi-Life Staff: Librarian '39: Prom Committee '38: Boys' Glee Club '37, '38, '39, Mixed Chorus '38, '39. rrnf ap- - ff. - ,dm -I-by-'vV,.,, ,--- ' sv-iv-pvyrirzszfnza-' 'Q 'X L cu..s.a.,..-.-1-:gg-:g,1mmxgsaaaimuum9Fzgg,,,wn,mw,gMua,t-gg. . . . - V ,, . , ,nfgnausi 'nb my -----7 ' ,-1 T , ---.-L-J , 4.-.,,.-.7-.. .--:--L: -,-4.0, ,.,,,-.f-1f- -.M a JL h -.,-,,-,.,.c--.-tv,-.,' Y H K rug-,,,., I I, -Q-7' RUSSELL ALLEY Football '37, '38, Vocational Trades '37, '38, '39, Trades '37, '38, '39, Future Farmers of Amer- i r '38, President '39, MARJORIE MOSTELLER Craftsman's Club '37, Photog- raphy Club '38, Pep Club '38, '39, Cheer Leader '39, Basketball '36, '37, '38, '39, ffxejjjn BOBBY EFFERTZ Track '36, Athletic Club '38, Manual Training '36, Vocational Trades '37, '39, Senior Play. ww DORIS EBY FY City High School '36, uc er High School '38, Dra- matic Club '37, Home Economics Club '37. MILTO HARRIS Manual ing '36, '37, Vo- cational es '38, '39, Wild Life Conserva n Club '37, '38. x fl 1' Q ' 13 I X 0 -- ,N ' I f l .0 VIRGINIA BANNER .Easton High School '36, '37, Mixed Chorus '38, '39, Girls' Glee Club '39: Home Economics Club '38i Pep Club '38, '39, Class Re- porter '39, Ii CES SHERIDAN Girls' Glee Club '36, '37, '38, '39, Mixed Chorus '39, Secretary and Treasurer of Girls' Glee Club '39, Photography Club '37, Drama Club '36, Librarian '39, Senior Play. R M N MITCHELL ootball '37, '38, Vocational Trades '37, '38, Athletic Club '37, '38 WWW THELMA MULLEN Stilwell, Kansas, High School and Harrisonville High School '36, '37, '38, Girls' Glee Club '39, Basket- ball '39 iCo-Captainj, Pep Club '39, President of Home Economics Club '39, JOHN PARISH thletic Club '37, Wild Life Con- servation Club '38, Mixed Chorus '39, Boys' Glee Club '39. M P , , 4 WILMA LEWIS Greenwood High School '36, '37, '38, Lee's Summit High School '39 ' Senior Play. LEROY ARNETT Future Farmers of America '36 '37, '38, '39, Track '36, '37, '38, '39 1 f' .f , E 91' ---'-su-saxazlu.. .man --nas-Ac: -Q,-,A 1-uw. ..::.f.::.:q,,,J,l3Q,SQ,-g55,:,.,5g,'gQ,Q,jQ.L -L.-if 1' -L.,. gf- -A -- ' - , , . . . . .. - . .- , . , Q , , -..-,, ,,,.,,,.,.. ...,,.., I H-MH, ,. ,. . .ss ..-.....,,.,. - ,.. - .,-U..- . ,W 7 LN' -jj:-114,-g9,,x.,.,...-.e-..,:.-.5 - A-', ,.Qf:fff'5'fff . TYSTLC 3.-, ,. .- .-.-.ifff ' R' w LOUISE ARNOLD Home Economics Club '37, '38, Prom Committee '38, Home Eco- nomics Department '37, '38. RALPH -BROCKMAN Vocational Agriculture '36, '37, '38, '39, Future Farmers of Amer- ica '36, '37, '38, '39, Dairy Judg- ing Team '38, '39, Industrial Arts '37, I JOSEPHINE COLE Dropped School March, 1939. HARVEY DAVIS Football '37, '38, Trades '37, '38, Prom Committee '38. ended Blue Springs High oo '36, '37, Glee Club '38, '393 Dramatic Club '37, Commercial Club '38, Pep Club '38, '39, Senior Play. MVERA SMITH l EDWARD GREENE rack '36, '37, '38, '39Z Future armers of America '36, '37, '38. '39, Football '37, '38: BOYS' Glee Club '39, Senior Play. EUG E B NIN G Q' Blue Springs High School '36, Vocational Trades '37, Agriculture '37, '38, '39: Band '38, '39, Boys' Glee Club '38, '39, Mixed Chorus '39, Livestock Judging Team '38, '39, Secretary of Future Farmers Chapter '38, '39. DO A REICH Herman High School and Malta Bend High School '36, Verse Choir '37, Ellen H. Richards Club '37, Pep Club '38, '39, Home Arts Club '38, Class Reporter '39. . JACK STUART nior-Sophomore Play '38, Dec- la ation Representative '38, Ath- letic Club '37, Wild Life Conserva- tion Club '38, Track '37, Football '36, '37, '38, Senior Play. KATHLEEN THOMAS Lone Jack High School '36, Drama Club '38, Pep Club '38, '39. W 8 ELMER FE'fERS Trades '37, '38, '39, Conserva- tion Club '37. '38. r Q SUSIE LIGHTFOOT President of Home Economics Club '38, Verse Choir '37, Girls' Glee Club '38, '39. . . ., - 'V -,af - - ---' ---' - - ' - nl K ang -V-- , . ifJfig11.!:::Ii':fc!::ar'4.1,1:-1M : L :1i1:1: .'f'U2n24--Sin-z-:-:q.-gz:u'a.-nxza2??v3::r:u1.-zl,w1.-rf5?'f:i11!vs'r:' - A , Z-,Qm.',Q,,., if fl 'Q 4,H',l,QJ.-... ' Q, V 3'fi '1' 'M PAGE FO,URTEEN THE REFLECTOR 3 E 5 2 I When eighteen people can be friends and endure hardships and pleasures together for twelve years, certainly there should be a space reserved especially for them. The people above have gone through the entire Lee's Summit school system together. They are as follows: Jimmie Belser, Bill Westerbeck, William J. Meyers, Clyde Thomas, John Parish, Billy Williams, Charles Fillmore, Betty Bell, Charles Davis, Helen Miller, Dorothy Stewart, Mildred Myers, Raymond Mitchell, Milton Harris, Elmer Fetters, Betty Pilgrim, Stan- ley Mahan, and Harvey Davis. W STANLEY MAHAN Trades '37, '38, '39s Wild Life Conservation Club '37, '38. ISABELLE BEARS Linn Creek High School '36, '37: Home Economics Class '38, '393 Commercial Department Reporter '39, Home Economics Club '38. IKE JONES ttended School of the Ozarks , '37g Football '38, '39: BQYS Glee Club '393 Mixed Chorus 391 Band '39. I 5 GE ALDINE MULLIGAN Latin Representative '363 Drama Club '37: Commercial Club '38: Second Team Debate '38i Mixed Chorus '39. at OSCAR McCOL Conservation Club '38g anual Training '383 Debate '39 LUCILLE NIEMEYER '37 St. Mary's Academy '36, 5 Commercial Club '38. NORMAN WILT Trades '36, '37, Football '36, '37, '38g Athletic Club '37, '38. W 'f ' 'E' lb- fuszam-mask -san-..m.:.L fn- fy H .Wigwzi4:'z::.i, '1:f. .., M .-,-',-.2244-ffl''T-zfrzar:-3.a1 :j,QQ., gm, . ..,-,--.,-,ju--gag, .,,,,'-.,-.-,---- ,L.Q.:,,..' ...:,-.- - -1 ' 'ga,N.lr,. , , , , -.-N ' -1---e- e ,.. ..---.qs ' -- 1 4. vNM,-,.,-h,-.,ggmM, i-Ja..x.:7z.?:x.:.!-f,fx..f ... ...........-.-. .,-.. . .,,...g-H.: . E12 X X ,QE ??, QV wma ww QQ Qi? ' 'M' 1' .- M W I,M .,,, i'W'??22iEi 42, THE REFLECTOR PAGE FIFTEEN IN MEMIIIRY CIF PAULINE ESTE5, DIED, AF3RIL15,1E3B -V-w'-UQKWJ vang. ,. ., . ..,...- - --'-- :-- - Z H .-..-.-,f-.'-.M , - --. - - f - - K 4 H- ,:-1-::mgz.cu1.:s-w,c.w:.-nc.-2::....... ..,.,-..--g.r-.vs-:::w:-nzfzfsv: ' u:u.L-nvgmmmzz.:-' X ,..-.,,..........,W,,N,.,,mw. , ,.M,,,,, ' 1 1 I 'e . ,Q n.x.w-wx.. wmv-. Q k .ca ' ' ' .Q III. JQL.,L.J,. X. Q, .... - A N A, I -Effff'-f'ff!?Ef?'?E:fI ,'2lLI'Q,.l, Q'..o-:f..1':5'7':-iuizkaffq'-Pfvflf f '- Pr W9 f' ls 2 I g l c www 'V fl fo if M . .ff ' F 74 '4 A I X :ear .. -ua THE REFLECTOR PAGE SEVENTEEN JUNIOR C ASS President ............. Vice-President ....... Secretary .,........ Treasurer ...... Student Council Members ...... ...,... B illy Fra Class Sponsor ....,.................. Enoch Anderson, Ralph Boggs, ff K, Nadine Alley 'K Robert Boggs ' Marjorie Sue Combs Junior Clanin Jean Eaton Robert Donnington Rebecca Fetters Raymond Dyke Sallie Garvin Charles Colbern Caroline George Nelly Harlow Jimmie Fields Elizabeth Hartley Ruth Hartzell Mildred Hoit Delbert Hamblen Ge1'aldine Holm CALENDAR October 29iJunior float won first place in Carnival parade. November 15+Junior-Sophomore play. December 184-Received class rings and pins. February 8-11-Sold apples and Coca-Cola at tournament. May 16-Prom in honor of departing seniors. Bill McCary Beverly Kline Charles Mitchell Grace Lee Lyle Pope Nadine Mahan Vernon Poindexter Catherine Thomas Mont Smart Patty McCoi mic Richard Spencer Troy Tucker Myra Montgomery Alta Pettis Luceal Smiley Alva Wilt Olive Stoutzenberger Glenn Blackwell Belle Mae Arnett VVayne Buxton .........Arnold Wealand Don Williams ..,.....Bob Jones Ethel Metheny ncis, Joan Akers Holtrop Elizabeth Campbell Johnnie Campbell Maxine Cox Robert Christian Martha Kreesrer Dean Clendenen Fern Kronecke Max Foreman Nellie Mae Love Junior Kinnamon Norma Maddux Dick Mulligan Gertrude Muckey John Payne Delores Price David Pfeiffer Mary Joe Scheer Forest Pierce Anna Belle Shutt Jack Robinson Betty Wilson paavs'-:Wm Jammu .lf u AQYAX ' 9. -..,.4.M-..1w,cf. .:. Y.-f-Fir. Y, 1 . 'i : .nr - 0. 7, fr , Y 4 - 'jx -51 W -' Q-Lg-Y 1.3! ,n . -.12 4Jf- ' ' fi' ffliitff. '+i1'1 - 1' '.'..Q1' '.7.4.-4.12i??'fK ?f1..1,-Fi'-1'f'5?Pi1 ... .'l'.f-L .-.,.-5'- A A , .- ,r ' Af..-.--I-' . 1' 1..- ' '-:1-.cu um- ,I -dn L -H--v-:nz-1.4....:7---1 ....- .nur .,,,. .fu , f- UU? PAGE EIGHTEEN THE REFLECTOR OPHO ORE CLASS Jimmy Ard Kenneth Alley Floyd Anderson Juanita Brown Billy Joe Cox Maxine Cox Everett Cantrell Gertrude Cummins Nina Carter Billy Constable Percy Decker Virginia Effertz Jimmy Ellifrit Mary Ann Eschbac Cleo Fristoe Betty France Lloyd Franklin Melvin Harris Eldon Harrison Elston Hopkins Ernest Harris Lois Jean Keck Veril Holman Robert Kinne Leroy Kreeger Bob Johnson Lawrence Jones Alice Jester President ................ ....... R ussell Long Vice-President ......... .,.......... J immy Dyke Secretary ............ ........ J oah Winetroub Treasurer '........... ....................,..,..A.....................,......,.....,........... M argaret Griffith Student Council Representatives .... Betty Moore, Ralph Hook fTreasurerJ Topper Club Motto: One for all and all for one. Colors: Blue and White. CLASS CALENDAR ker October 29-Sophomore Queen Joan Winetroub won title of Carni- val Queen. October 29-Sophomore presented float for Carnival Parade. November 15wSophomore-Junior play. December 9-Sophomore party. January 13-Sophomores presented two plays for assembly. f February 9-10-11-12-Sophomores sold candy. gum, popcorn, peanuts at tournament. REPRESENTATIVES AT WARRENSBURG Latin-Bettie Moore, Margaret Griffith. LOC-eometry-Bettie Moore, Margaret Griffith, Ralph Hook, Russell ng. Chemistry-+Johart Larwill. Joe Jones Johart Larwill Imogene Mitchell Helen McCollum Helen Mulligan Martha Mabry Mildred Murphy Dorothy Morrone Jack Ousley Marjorie Pilgrim Mary Roscher Alice Robinson James Ravenscroft Bill Sappenfield Jim Scheer Mary K. Stuart Wesley Sailor Ruth Stauch Josephine Sheppard Nadine Talley Jane Wilson Leona Vestal Dorothy Winburn James Westings Ardyce Van Dyke Kinward Wells Paul Woods Arthur Zebley n-v.wnun-:.......,..M,,,- M .11:1.:'xz.-.:1Q,4.'ii..' ,.v.:a-.Q.L-,J.JQ.,gQ.3,,,,,,-y141fg1g,:.fggfg:35ggggg3Q,,,,,4gg,41-fuggaxyggrQ ,5g5gga-'- -ff, .,.,.i'f:--.-L -Q-Q. :Ti ,.-.-....- - L, L-W-Lm,,,..L.p. ..,, , - .HRILVJ -In l , L, . .. 43.5 AMN Y- A' h , H Q kk V ' t F F I t Q - f V- - V ' -f --- . .- .. ,....., , - -sl we.:..1.:,, . ,.... ,I y fy -,W 4 f h , , ,, ..--- -- .'. . -,,-:ma ,- f..B an 5,4 ,N x.,, ,H .. ., I LL -M ,. . an H -AWBQJ ll , h V , V X V, ,, .Lg-Q'...:un:ummu h .L TOR THE REFLECTOR PAGE NINETEEN N FBESHMA N C ASS z:f.:,:f . ,f , , , .,Z1,,f, H '- 22? 4 :.'1 , -j ff. s. cifziifw , f ff if 1 fe' ' y V J 254 4 5. James Adams Don Aldrich Omer Boggs Dick Boyd Herschel Browning Walter Browning Dell Davis Delmar Gibson Charles Gupton Gerald Hamblem Milton Harris Bill Hartley Bill Mabry Cletus Mahan James Miller Bobby Parker Hugh Phillips George Rhodes Joe Lee Stockard Dewey Tucker Junior Turoff President ....... Secretary ............. Vice-President Treasurer ............... Student Council ..,... Motto: Success. Purpose-Effort. Gene Williams Bob Wilson Lucille Land Doreen Martin Peggy Ray Betty Spooner Vivian Winburn Pauline Clegg Dorothy Staytun Louise Alley Velma Wright Benny W1'ig'ht Floyd Curtis James Crefrfr Kenneth Smith Ward Foreman David Borgman Don Cantrell Oliver Hook Junior Livin fston L Vergil McLaughlin -1 ,r 1 u E 4, ....,. Omer Boggs ,......., Joan Belser ......E.Kenneth Smith Stockard .......Benny Wright, Joan Belser Colors-Blue and White. Joan Belser Dorothy Burbidge Cecil Carter Margaret Coe Betty Davis Betty Hackley Willoma Hagan Doris Harris Elsie Howe Betty Jones Levona Jones Wilma Kline Gladys Lee Ada Price Nina Smith Maxine Stoutzenb Melba Nordyke Pauline West Belma Corlew erger Virginia McLaughlin --'- QC -'V1 '45 'W3'35'i ' F L '- - ' fi --- A-. A V. aff :5f:f:'-'ff :ff -4, Je C M Irl W Vi Be M: iff TL? l l ' ' mx., . ' -------': .- , '-'xv : .- f -nzfA..u:.:....a - -'- A - Akzxau, .- ,.,,., ., , . ., , ., , , . ,,,. . . , , ,. N..- .,, -. I - E u-.1 .mar -mrs-r-1-I . ,.,,-.si 1.- .e.-1.-. .K k k f' Q ,wh , M.----..,-J-.ak-N, .... .., . g-pzmn.ug-ng-a-g:.?y515f7:3g7g::,-g5!.'f.171s'5?l:'1:i5':-r,.awryr.4.1.x-...yvgrzg3-.qgggggggrv 59, , UVIA. M520 w . 3 1 ,ff-MA., -Ar, ,,,. ., WWW? J4, Q: 957:-9592! ,2,,,.c,. 1535, ' Z, AA., V 2-'PMP '39-,. ,.... .....,,-,-M. -u94..11:f12Lz1:.4LLLJ:kaiaI4lL.li' ' A THE REFLECTOR PAGE TWENTK UKJF GIRL PEP CL B .L-4 f.-Q.. Jean Eaton Caroline George Mildred Myers Irene Scruggs, Wilma Lee Lewis Virginia Banner , Betty Bell Marguerite Ousley Donna Reich Patty McCormick Anna Belle Shutt Mildred Hoit Vera Smith' Alta Pettis Becky Fetters Marjorie Mosteller Thelma Mullen Joan Akers ' Olive Stoutzenberger Helen Miller Sally Garvin Geraldine Holm Betty Pilgrim Luceal Smiley Ethel Metheny Martha Kreeger ' Nelly Harlow Dorothy Stewart Katherine Thomas Delores Price Marjorie Combs Elizabeth Hartley Kathleen Thomas Nadine Alley Belle Mae Arnett Barbara Bass l BOY PEP CL Neal Scruggs David Pfeiffer Junior Turoff Alva Wilt Lyle Pope Charles Colbern Billy McCary Jimmie Ard Billy Mabry Hugh Phillips Richard Spencer Jimmie Fields Billy Cox. Billy Hartley Leroy Kreeger Jagk Stuart Wesley Sailor Delmar Gibson Dick Boyd Bobby Johnson . . -- .-I-, -.-.--.-.-.4-- ---'f-' -- A' -, ' . , .,.'- .M.,.,.,-,,.,.,-, ,-.,. , ....-, ---.--f --- P --- V. - -- P P -- . --Av v - - - --em -m.4,u.4zca' . . Y gevscuvt V Gif' Y Y ,ALL L.-M -,-1 37 - V, A 'line' - ' -.--.-F-.F-ffggrf-umv:::mvqyg-mznvrunnuwmu,-n:unu:mmv:i-zszzz f-2.4551-s13tsi:'f'i.2. ua1.i.n' lffmgjgj.-jgiggfg. :-P-i-. 1 - 'I' 'ig ..aga-qi-51551-izgv.'wl?'?j- Q.Q1, .. , . -.- 'Q'-. 3 lil' ' '-'1 -1 ' ' ' L H' ' ' L T - ' '1- ,. , , MM, , WW W Y. . WV- --H -- -- Wm- H , 'M'--:dj -- Na it 'wr ,144 f,. gm, -rr numud-a ...uf-. M -,,. .fu C' PAGE TWENTY-TWO THE REFLECTOR FOOTBALL IK, e1w.fn...- A' . f is 5, X 1 gf-' ' '.,-- , :, , mm f as K V I LITTLE SI C .AMPIONS SEASON SCHEDULE Date Home Team Score Place Opponents Score Sept. 23 Lee's Summit 0 tl Here Alumni 2 Sept. 29 Lee's Summit 33 . There Warrensburg lf Oct. 7 Lee's Summit 19 X V Here Pembroke 0 Oct. 14 Lee's Summit 6 1 Here Pleasant Hill 0 Oct. 21 Lee's Summit 12 , Here Odessa U Oct. 28 Lee's Summit 6 . There Harrisonville 6 Nov. 4 Lee's Summit 6 Here Butler 0 ' Nov. 11 Lee's Summit 34 There Rziytown U Total Score 116 Total Score 8 The Tigers completed si good season this year, and were consid- ered a good team. Six of the first string boys were good enough to be elected as members of an all star squad. The boys elected are as follows: Clyde Thomas, right half: Cliff Mitchell, full back: Arnold Wealand, quarter backg Tom Evans, left endg Weldon Gibson, right end, and Bill Westerbeck, center. 4 L 1 M1 J wi df' J U: a: 4'g en'Qz.cas-.-1-nuuzmn... .....c.,,. -1'-lu. .if 'Q.i'...',:'::5:g3Q.QLj':.-Eu i:-1:f:t:j'::5G3iQQ:1 gm' '...1.'1 ,2,'7. T 3' - ' ' , ..,- ....-,lj if X ' ' - ' -j-f'-Q'- ' -.-,t-Q. L...:-,..-.-.- cf' ' . -..-.f -.-- - - .- ----' .J . ,H-. ,- - - -li: ar: my , , , . , L , M, ,mn 7 ,fri I nf, ,. .........,, ,L J A 1 - I ..e.....- . .,m,,,,.,,, , . - .. . . ., . .. . . - - -M'fW'H'-S'f '- -X - - .. 5? A .,...,.,,.,,Q.., f,'.,.:.14. X-4 9, H Agn, was-.dmlr-hh f ww .fzpaw ww 1 ll -I, IR . 1 .. 'IHE RILFLECTOR PAGE TWENTY THREE ASKETB LL .. s LITTLE SIX CHAMPIONS Date Home Team Score Place Opponents Score Dec. 6 Lee's Summit 36 Here Oak Grove 11 Dec. 9 Lee's Summit 12 Here Alumni 21 Dec. 13 Lee's Summit 39 There Raytown 11 Dec. 16 Lee's Summit 19 Here Butler 12 Dec. 20 Lee's Summit 20 Here Harrisonville 19 Jan. 3 Lee's Summit 36 There Oak Grove 9 I Jan. 6 Lee's Summit 20 There Pleasant Hill 19 Jan. 13 Lee's Summit 31 There Pembroke 12 Jan. 17 Lee's Summit 25 Here Raytown 9 Jan. 24 Lee's Summit 23 Here Warrensburg 26 Jan. 25 Lee's Summit 31 P. Hill Raytown 19 Jan. 27 Lee's Summit 33 P. Hill Creighton 19 Jan. 28 Lee's Summit 29 P. Hill Harrisonville 19 Jan. 28 Lee's Summit 17 P. Hill Archie 23 Feb. 3 Lee's Summit 22 There Butler 17 Feb. 9 Lee's Summit 34 Here Lone Jack 17 Feb. 11 Lee's Summit 20 Here Raytown 19 Feb. 11 Lee's Summit 30 Here Blue Springs 29 Feb. 17 Lee's Summit 22 Here Grandview 15 Feb. 21 Lee's Summit 24 Here Pleasant Hill 12 I Mar. 2 Lee's Summit 22 Center Holt 25 Mar. 3 Lee's Summit 22 There Harrisonville 25 Mar. 10 Lee's Summit 19 Here Alumni 21 I Total Score 625 Total Score 322 Name Tom Evans ........... Arnold Wealand ...,.. Jimmie Belser ..... Weldon Gibson ..... Sonny Meyer ......,... Clyde Thomas ........... Charles Fillmore ..,., Russel Long ........,.. Ralph Hook ....,... Points Years Scored Played ........159 3 ........127 3 99 3 67 4 71 2 30 3 16 1 1 15 8 1 ':.,,,.,,,.g......1,,.U-i',,gf,Jf -1 221 - 'V' -2-2.:.,, V .1 . env.,-...:f.f. ,u t- -T ki.: - l- -P V- g W 4 s ,h , - .- -J.,.-..-f.-.-.-,- -.- -.- ----5 - f rg- : M I. i, I L J X A L -v:-v:vfs.1n,n9r PAGE TWENTY-FOUR THE REFLECTOR HASSKI-QTI-ZALL 9 ,fi 51-11,5-g::T-.rivrraruansalv-nr 1 4 1. ailcu-um-u1:4:.:.f4gi'z1:uauggfffggsnuzrggwffifg. H H ' -,,Q.' . ',.,Q-.31-., I 1- -'W f- ' L H' ' ' - - 'f r I-f LITTLE SIX CHAMPIONS Date Home Team Score Place Opponents Score Dec. 6 Lee's Summit 26 Here Oak Grove 9 Dec. 9 Lee's Summit 37 Here Alumni 16 Dec. 13 Lee's Summit 27 There Raytown 17 Dec 20 Lee's Summit 35 Here Harrisonville 27 Jan 3 Lee's Summit 15 There Oak Grove 17 Jan. 6 Lee's Summit 30 There Pleasant Hill 26 Jan. 17 Lee's Summit 32 Here Raytown 25 Jan. 19 Lee's Summit 17 Ruskin Center 19 Jan. 20 Lee's Summit 19 Ruskin Belton 11 Jan. 21 Lee's Summit 22 Ruskin Raymore 30 Jan. 24 Lee's Summit 20 Here Ruskin 29 Jan. 25 Lee's Summit 18 P. Hill Archie 9 Jan. 27 Lee's Summit 43 P. Hill Kingsville 25 Jan. 28 Lee's Summit 32 ' P. Hill Raytown 26 Jan. 28 Lee's Summit 19 P. Hill Creighton 33 Jan. 31 Lee's Summit 25 There Center 32 Feb. 8 Lee's Summit 41 Here Greenwood 23 Feb. 10 Lee's Summit 18 Here Raytown 24 Feb. 21 Lee's Summit 29 Here Pleasant Hill 20 Mar. 3 Lee's Summit 21 There Harrisonville 26 Total Score 676 Total Score 407 LEADING SCORERS Points Years Name Scored Played Position Lucile Land .... ......... 218 1 Forward Nina Carter .............. ......... 1 65 2 Forward Betty Bell ...............1....... ......... 1 19 4 Forward and Guard Josephine Shepherd ..... ...... 2 5 1 Forward Virginia Effertz ........ . .,.... 32 1 Forward Joan Winetroub .... ..,,.. 1 9 1 Forward Thelma Mullen .,......,, 2 Guard Marjorie Mosteller ....... 4 Guard Barbara Bass .......... 4 Guard Bettie Moore .... 1 Guard Joan Belser ...... 1 Guard 1 1 J' 2' -wa: srcad. srnnxzf,'.A....-..---yr 1:14 -.A-.9 ..h,n,. .,.,.v.:f:f.:q: ,:-..-.:.33:.QLg,-.g, f:fzf.'i,x7f::iGli1+34L:Q-..a, .::q:':L ' a - f :ig - - , . .---'ff' fii '--r --45-I---'H' . .,..-..s.-..---1'------ff' ' Q' ' A., -.--- - ---5 EQ, QM.. . . - - -W -Swv Q , Y Y . -V , ,. .. ,. ., ,M ,. ......-..,..,f-.wha THE REFLECTOR PAGE TWENTY-FIVE TR CK S UA S: A Mag, f We ' , :F.4w.a-,fv .ir ewes-:.2:s.i,f:e::' wer. Q 42:2 ' ' . , I-A95Z'4X'v7rc't41gf,,:f:cf'I 1, 4 !2:32',ligf Vi . 'ff x , -' ',fz:':A.f:L?:2,g',,,,:f - , 2,5 V -:f'?2feZ:,,2pff1'f:f6 4-W: 'fe - yw4::v,':f.f . We have five lettermen returning for track and an ample supply of new material. Lee's Summit should see a successful season on the cinders. The returning lettermen are: Clyde Thomas, Arnold Wealand, Robert Donnington, Roy Arnett, and Weldon Gibson. Of these, Thomas, Arnett, and Gibson are seniors. TRACK SCHEDULE FOR 1939 State Indoor .....,. ....., C olumbia ........ ..... A pril 1 Triangle ............... ..... L ee's Summit .... ..... A pril 11 William Jewell ..... ..... . Liberty ...,....... ..... A pril 21 Jackson County ...v., ..... L ee's Summit .... ...., A pril 22 Little Six ............ .,... L ee's Summit ..... ..... A pril 25 District .............. ..... W arrensburg .. ..,.. April 29 State Outdoor ....... ..... C olumbia ..... ..,.... M ay 6 ' M- 4 .I 'N K, M , ff - 1'- 'i -Ti . . . NL - ' L. - -' ----f-'w-----S-r---- N--': ' 'A'fj TJ': :,'.'Lgg:.g:. .. , - -, . . 'Yr' -'- Y- 1- - - - -- -Y - ' - V' -2 4- ----- gl-'- w,.W..-'iL !gf?'ff'gl 'Yi5'1ffl FF- f '1'-1'i-1-1-5--A--I ,.....n:maiume,q,,,,,,.4,,,m.,, 'ff - -.,..A-,-J--f- ., -.Z.'eLL.1.JL'v' ' - . . PAGE TWENTY-SIX THE REFLECTOR MUSIC TRUMPETS E. L. Anderson Bob Belser Forrest Griffith Dick Boyd David Metheny Billy Jones Harold Fowlkes Jack Jones Bobby Parker Clark Jones BASSES Ike Jones Billy Mabry BARITONES Junior Turoff Earl Reed Eugene Carroll ' Royce Jacoby HORNS Russell Long Bobby Johnson Willard Stump PERCUSSION Milton Harris Freddie Williams Ralph Boggs Charles Gupton Eugene Browning Billy McCary Alice Jester Margaret Griffith JOAN WINETROUB CARNIVAL QUEEN Our band mothers organization sponsored a carnival last fall to make money to buy new instruments for the band. Each class selected a representative to represent them in a Car- nival Queen Contest. Each vote was gained by giving one penny. By a slight margin Joan was selected as our Carnival Queen for 1938. CLARINETS Joe Lee Stockard L. D. Oster Billy Bell Billy Sappenfield Billy Francis Lawrence Johnson J. C. Smith Harold Durrett Melvin Haines Beulah Todd Dicky Rhodes Betty Van Hooser SAXOPHONES LaVonne Estes Marc Kitch Alva Wilt Lawrence Jones Gerald Hamblen Teddy Lewelyn TROMBONES Omer Boggs Russell Ritter Benny Wright La Vern Estes Jimmie Fowlkes DRUM MAJORS Tom Evans Helen Miller Lucille Land 'U f -:ff?f :'L::aa::za:u-x,wug-u..u:s-fsgL3g'jlf?fF-ff'i,j...'fL,',,,.Q., .. - - . If ,J 1 , A svw .ml - Q . gg1a.umswasa:s:nzas.sr.y:.:,gs5i..5?F,3Ezrx',3?,,L,2i,5,m.,,,,,,, gigursswzvit.,,i,i:531-115:-,y...L,,:4?-5,i5:i77,,7,721-.,..,,.-53lfxyml THE REFLECTOR PAGE TWENTY-SEVEN GIRL GLEE CL SOPRANO SECOND SOBIEANO ALTO Frances Sheridan Thelma Mullen Josephine Sheppard Jean Eaton Irene Scruggs Mildred Myers Virginia Banner Susie Lightfoot Betty Bell ' Helen Miller Luceal Smiley Betty Pilgrim Nadine Talley Margaret Griffith Lucille Land Alice Jester Vera Smith Caroline George Marguerite Ousley Joan Belser Nadine Talley ' Betty Moore BOY GLEE CL B E I FIRST TENOR SECOND TENOR BARITONE BASS John Parish Ralph Boggs Bill McCary Charles Fillmore Omer Boggs Gene Browning Bill Francis Tom Evans Bobby Johnson Junior Turoff Jimmy Belser Ralph Hook Dick Boyd Benny Wright Ed Greene Ike Jones Charles Gupton Joe Lee Stockard Junior Zelby Dean Clenmlenen Wesley Sailor William J. Meyer Robert Christian Bill Mabry Enoch Anderson 1 s--11114. ,J AAl:.aL-ulLllw41--m:msaws -'1l ' ' 'iff' Y Y x MIXED CHORUS PAGE TWEN John Parish Ralph Boggs Dean Clendenen Alice Jester Martha Mabry Omer Boggs Gene Browning ROb61't Christian Marguerite Ousley Martha Kreeger Bobby Johnson Billy McCary Frances Sheridan Betty Bell Geraldine Mulligan Dick Boyd Jimmie Belser Jean Eaton Mildred Myers Marjorie Pilgrim Charles Gupton Charles Fillmore Virginia Banner Betty Pilgrim Bettie Moore Wesley Sailor Tom Evans Helen Miller Caroline George Billy Mabry Ike Jones Nadine Talley Margaret Griffith UARTET Chflflffs Fillmore Betty Benn M3l'gal'8t Griffith Joe Lee Stockard Billv Francis Caroline G60I'ge HEIQH Mlller Marguerite Ougley Ruben Chg-iggian Om'er Boggs .. . , . - . , . ,....e- ' ' U -f ----e,-gmqg , ,114 1.45 1... - . H A.sub-.W-gawarlsere-fnvffwr.m-eff.-aawatvglfgw-L'-W I , 9 THE REFLECTOR PAGE TWENTY-NINE PEECH LD DBAMATIC X I A. ,f , ' f X ff N LDL Decembt December 14- bate, there December 16-Bu December 20--Gil Ville, here. December 23-f January 2-S January 3-Gi January 6-C Hill. January 6-7-1 January 13--T January 17- January ' Janu' J an ua . Q, 8.6049 el 'i' S' ' .:.4..:gL4,..q-m1nanms Interest in debating reached a new height in our high school this year with an active squad of eleven members throughout the season. Betty Bell and Mildred Myers won first place for the school in the Little Six Conference and also represented the school in the Missouri State Debating League debates, winning two out of three debates. This year we attended only two tournaments. The non-decision tournament at Atchison, Kan- sas, and the decision tournament at Wyandotte High School in Kansas City, Kansas. Number Years Name of Debates Debated Mildred Myers ....... ............. 1 3 3 Betty Bell ............ ......... 1 2 3 Ralph Hook ...... ...... 9 1 Billy Francis ........ ...... 9 1 Russell Long ............. ...... 8 1 Irene Scruggs ................ ...... 7 1 Marguerite Ousley ........ ...... 7 1 Oscar McCollum ......... ...... 5 1 Jack Ousley ............... ...... 4 1 Richard Spencer ....... ...... 4 2 Larry Jones ........... ...... 1 1 ' -- ---'- -f-'Q'- - ' ' U ' ' ' ' aaz gggs. ' '-- -'- -'-' -' ff-'Q'-'- 'f ' uaiiuagalrsxasznrzz-::1:a. PAGE THIRTY THE REFLECTOR r E- CT PL. Y 4 ivlrlalrrynlsltlvYllzillzlwyvearedvlfdfgrd,vliic this one-act comedy Clendenen, the real suitor of the older sister. UNIOR-SOPHO ORE PL Y On November 15, 1938, the Sophomore-Junior classes presented the first mystery thriller that had been presented on our stage for :1 number of years. With timer claws reaching: from the fireplace and secret passages and a Hindu crystal gazer making: weird predictions, the audience was kept pretty much on the edge of their seats. The play was directed by Miss Mildred Epperson, and the eluded Marjorie Sue Combs, Elizabeth Hartley, Olive Jean berger, Nadie Talley, Martha Mabry, Johart Larwell, Russ Billy McCary, Richard Spencer and Dean Clendenen. e - 'A - 4 - .. J-measure. 1 S.. A-4... ,vauvva-1.9:-w..,-z.s:...u.s.s..7.,...........- --an THE REFLECTOR PAGE THIRTY-ONE SCHOOL CALENDAR September 6-School opens. September 23-Football season opens with Alumni game. September 29-War ren sbu r g Training School, there. e October 7-Pem-Day, here. October 14-Pleasant Hill, here, and Junior Box Supper. October 20-Senior pictures taken. October 21-Odessa, here. October 2,8-Harrisonville, there. October 29-Band Carnival. November 4-Butler, here. November 10-Pep Rally. November 11-Raytown, there. November 15-Junior-Sophomore play. November 17-18-19-State Teachers' Convention. November 24-27-Thanksgiving vacation. November 29-Junior Shin-dig. December 6-Opening of basketball season. Oak Grove boys and girls here. December 8-Boys and girls played alumni. December 9-Sophomore party. December 13-Girls and boys played at Raytown. December 14-Lee's Summit-I n d e p en d e n c e de- bate, there. December 16-Butler boys, here. . December 20-Girls and boys played Harrison- ville, here. December 23-Christmas vacation opens. January 2-School is resumed. January 3-Girls and boys played at Oak Grove. January 6-Girls and boys played at Pleasant Hill. January 6-7-Wyandotte debate tournament. January 13-Boys played Pem-Day, there. January 17-Girls and boys played Raytown, here. January 19-Debate at Rockhurst. January 19-20-21-Girls played in Ruskin tourn- ament. January 24-Girls played Ruskin and boys played Warrensburg, here. January 25-28-Girls and boys in Pleasant Hill tournament. fBoth Won second.D January 31-Girls played at Center. February I SiX.J February February February 2-Raytown debate, there. CWon Little 3-Butler, there. 4-Freshman party. 8 - 9 - 10 - 1 1-Lee's Summit tournament. fBoys' championsj February February February February 13,-Tuberealim clinic. 21-Pleasant Q Hill boys and girls, here. 24-Pem-Dayi here-forfeit. 27-Harrisonville, there, boys and girls. March 1-2-3-4-Regional tournament. March 3-Girls and boys played at Harrisonville. March 14-Hi-Life staff visited Kansas City Star. March 15-Music Elimination Contest. March 17-One-act Play Contest at Pleasant Hill. fLee's Summit first place.J . March 22-Band concert. March 24-Student Council Kid Party. P.E.O. Tea for Senior girls. March 30-31-North Kansas City Festival, April 1-North Kansas City Festival. State In- door Track Meet, Columbiaf April 6-Little Six Music Contest at Lee's Summit. April 11-Triangle Meet: Pem-Day, Raytown, Lee's Summit, here. April 15-Jackson County Track Meet at Lee's Summit. April 21-William Jewell Meet at Liberty. April 26-27 -28-Music contests at Lawrence, Kan. April 29-District Track Meet at Warrenburg. May 6- May 14- May 16- May 17- May 18- May 19- ..... ---.--.......-..-rf.-,aufs-mwacmai aQgmaamm..:mmQm.vna2z:444:::4ggL5a,EL:'m5a',.dfn.wwn-.mninn-U:--i. State Track Meet at Columbia. Baccalaureate. Junior-Senior Prom. Senior Program. Commencement. Alumni Banquet. . .,.,..... -- - -' .-- '-EB -1 - f V Q : ing ,-1 .4 - ff we f Ma' '-nl- ' - ' ,.a..,5.1355:,m,,,,kgqg234,-u.1igli114yi14ff4.:ag.-273-5.ju::.z2xLws'ru'-4aa:a2-g-3gg:za1!nQ'-fitzu'swU'2'10', ,.... . '-' 4' . . . ' ---'Cf A f ' PAGE THIRTY-TWO THE REFLECTOR STUDENT COUNCIL Z l . sw' 1 A 1 ' 3:1- If I President ,,,-,-,,,,,.,,,, ,.....,,,,.,.,, I rene Scruggs Joan Akers Vice-P1-esident -,,,,,, ,,,,.,,,. C harles Fillmore Helen Miller Secretary ,,,,,,. , ,,,,, ........,... B illy Francis Betty Moore lllpeagurgr ,,,,,,,., ....... - ...Ralph Hook Joan Belser Reporter .,...... ......... B enny Wright I-II-LIFE STAFF P1 Vi Se Editor ..............,............ ...... M ildred Myers Assistant Sports ....... .......... T om Evans Associate Editor ...... ...,..,.,...... Be tty Bell Alumni ......................... .......... C lyde Thomas Society ......... - ..,.............. ............. H elen Miller Assistant Alumni ......... ............... J immie Belser Assistant Society .....,... ...,.......... I rene Scruggs Artist ............................ ......... M arguerite Ousley Sports ......................,.... ....... C harles Fillmore Sponsor .................,,.. ......... M iss Elaine Wiltsee ...A1-Qf.:.ri:i-4,-'im....2-L13.ia-isa:.fQv..41,if:.Lwaaaeergzazgsufmsf . A 'f 'ifG' i'Q' L e-f--4--Q -W-' 'f'f' k -1 - ' ' rf:- -H----'f':i ' ' -rifizfi ' -----.1-A- fi' ' , ' N is o r . s ' ff-,:ja'f: X!-'R ff-Hsu 'U'-E4-f-i f . tm' A., ,,..,-.. - r1K m-rug?-FF' 'V ' ',-Q,..L.2..x-g,,1...A....,...f-.- , :Una-.Bu-,suis-S.s'za1g.zye:u:.E.,-5.gjff.-:L41573-5y,g,g5,5-5.3-spurs ,r 2 K THE REFLECTOR PAGE THIRTY-THREE FUTURE FARMILI-Qfzi UI- L.l1l1 :i ':iUMMIT Kenneth Alley Lloyd Franklin Hershel Browning Johnnie Campbell Richard Mulligan Jimmy Ard' , William Sappenfield Russell Alley Jimmy Fields Vernon Poindexter Everett Cantrell James Adams Roy Arnett Edward Greene Jack Rjobinson Ernest Harris David Borgman Ralph Brockman Weldon Gibson Mont Smart Veril Holman Don Cantrell Eugene Browning Robert Jones Elston Hopkins ' Percy Decker YVayne Buxton Junior Kinnaman' ' OFFICERS OFFICERS PP9S1deI1t3 ----------'----- -----------------,Y--.......,.. ...,.v........ R u ssell Alley Treasurer ...... ..........,..,.............,.... ,r,,.,,, Ed w ard Greene V109-Pfesldeflt -------- ---------4----------..... ............... W e ldon Gibson Reporter ........... ...................,...... ,,,,,..., R0 b ey-fp Jgneg Secretary ----------4---- -v--4---- E ugene Browning Watch D03 ........ ....... K enneth Alley EVENTS August 29, 30, 31-Mid-West Livestock Show and Sale, American Royal Building, Kansas City, Mo. October 1-Annual election of F. F. A. officers. October 5-Future Farmers Leadership Conference, Higginsville, Mo. October 10-American Royal Vocational Livestock Show, Kansas City, Mo. October 11, 18, 19-National Congress of Future Farmers of Amer- ica, held at the Municipal Auditorium, Kansas City, Mo. October 21-Vocational Agriculture Livestock Sale, American Royal Building, Kansas City, Mo. October 25-Adult evening classes take up series of farm dis- cussions. January 11-Soils and crops conference. March 9-Wild Life Conservation Day, seeding of county game preserves. March 23, 24-Two-day dairy school. April 18-Western Missouri vocational livestock and dairy judging 1 contest. . April 27-State livestock and dairy judging contest, Columbia, Mo. May 17-Annual vocational agriculture project tour. June 6, 7-Annual Mid-West vocational lamb show and sale, Kan- sas City, Mo. ' --' Sziball-4443+-lli?zr5u3e:qiz-:,s:-1in:as.vauwznnu,ni:uu:1i:iun'.:e:.s7s1: PAGE 1HIRTY-FOUR THB REFLECTOR Home Economic Club Belle Mae Arnett Jaunita Brown Isabelle Bears Grace Lee Norma Maddux Nadine Mahan Nellie Funston Mary Hartzell Lois Jean Keck . -,,.. , , ..- . , .- ' - ,,,. ,Y Bb 355, Ri fuFIf:g-rnxsal-rfat:-fa-x:.1.x:.z-'yi k A ,..f.-., A 4 U' -.. , if - 'U'- J 1 C Maxine Cox Ruth Eby Mary Ann Eschbacker Mildred Hoit Beverly ,Kline Fern Kroenche Maxine Cole Ethel Metheny Catherine Thomas Leona Vestal Nellie Love Anna Belle Shutt Cleo Fristoe Alice Robinson Wilma Lewis Dorothy Morrone Gertrude Mucky Thelma Mullen Mildred Murphy Olive Stoutzenberger Audyce Van Dyke Ruth Stauch HTHI K OF . . . 4K1-n.ya.x:d.XlCells, the fastest man in school. Charles Fillmore not chewing gum. Ethel Metheny without her puns. Vivian Winburn content in eight hour study hall. Tommy Jackson not sneezing. . Weldon Gibson staying awake in class. Raymond Mitchell as an orator. Billy Francis arriving ten minutes early. Marguerite Ousley playing hop-scotch. ' Oscar McCollum without a list of scientific facts on the tip of his tongue. Billy Tom McCary not liking the girls. Charlie Mitchell not willing to help Miss Epperson. Don Williams with a moustache. Enoch Anderson leading a concert orchestra. Tom Evans playing the harp. - Ralph Hook as a dancing partner to Ginger Rogers. Miss Dozier walking from place to place. Charles Colebern attending school regularly. Lyle Pope sitting with his chair flat on the floor. Dean Clendenen with a Clark Gable moustache. Donnabelle Riech without a hair-bow. Gene Browning without his drums. Billy Williams having his senior picture taken. Jack Stuart being undressed in the senior play. Virginia Banner not in the office. 7 F Ed Green as a chemistry professor after his experience in Spring ever. Mildred Myers minus her foo and goo. Jimmie Dyke being six foot six inches. Elston Hopkins not being embarrassed. nu.. 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Acuff, Alderman Jake Hoke, Alderman Cass W. Browning, City Clerk R. K. Scruggs, Collector Jas. W. Brown, Chief of Police J . W, Williams, Treasurer --,..-.- 5.- -.-.3-.-V-.-. - - x -3- --it V-L H - '- I , 5 -. -.-.-,- . .-.,. f -.v. .-.- - - -. ,L gif ,-5:5 With Compliments and Best Wishes to the Class of '39 Superior Engraving and Equipment Company XPP- fU2'2Pk ML'J?:5f+Mh?4 ., - Y - ?'lV3 m'L?5'?':f':. :ii 'if 'iii OOMPLIMENTS AND BEST WISHES TO THE GARADUATING CLASS OF 1939 LEE'S SUMMIT VARIETY STORE Flora Colbern I CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATES OF '39 L E E T H E A T R E Congratulations It is with sincere enthusiasm, that We congratulate YOU, TI-IE CLASS OF 1939, upon successfully finishing the course at good old Lee's Summit High, and that the future Will bring the realization of your every ambition, is the Wish of M Your friends, Bank of Lee's Summit The Old Reliable - 1868 Seventy-one Years 1939 of Service in This Community E. W. COOPER, President BEN W. HOKE, Vice President FRED B. CAMPBELL, Cashier LEE M. GARVIN, Asst. Cashier JOE COOPER, Asst. Cashier JAKE HOKE, Asst. Cashier ROBERT WILLIAMS, Director H. F. MAXWELL, Director 51.'-'3'J:VL1f'3i'-7'A-545:5i33l-Srib-.F , . 3 - :TL ,,:..',.L,,4f.. 9 'J,1,1:Q..1..f,,: k .,Y 'A,, -:fe -.A ., -wg:-Q1x :uwrNLgQ?::guf :,3w,m:u,,,m,mg? .3 H, : ,,5,5,T,,,,,,,: U-L:,r:,:,.,::F,..:L F,Fm.3:,.. , -A, ,,,,,,-Q, T , L gill...- . .lU 1 l ' - 1 - COMPLIMENTS AND BEST WISHES to the CLASS OF '39 THOMPSON HARDWARE If It's Hardware, We Have It, Will Get It, or It's Not Made ' COMPLIMENTS OF U. S. TIRES ALEMITE SERVICE PHILLIPS GASOLINE NATIONAL BATTERIES 24-HOUR SERVICE Phone 67 WHITE AND BURTON CONGRATULATIONS J. F. STEVENSON INSURANCE TO THE CLASS OF 1939 A Q - l Agency ' ' --4-------uf , , cuba - -' '-f ' 1 -' 'Z ' ' .. '.f' ' 1- I .:- ' '- --r df'-'-f - ' -'- - .. ...,... ' - ALFRED H. OSBORNE -..-,.,.-u-zvvn,-ngzv:-:un,v:fnvz:u Annu.-n::nu:e:: unch WINETROUB DRY GOODS COMPANY Extend Their COMPLIMENTS OF BEST WISHES ACUFF AND CHEVROLET COMPANY CONGRATULATIONS to the SENIOR CLASS OF .1939 COMPLIMEN TS OF BEN N ETT'S GROCERY COMPLIMENTS OF DAVIS JEWELRY SHOP COMPLIMENTS OF LEEPS SUMMIT BEAUTY SHOP COMPLIMENTS OF THEY LEADER STORE BEST WISHES FROM THE ESTES BEAUTY SHOP MRS. P. I. ESTES-LOU MONTGOMERY ' L- 5 Z ,,-.fl ppz1g1.'::.,..z.! 1Zf -'.'..:1 Nfzxmiik xzzmzf -' Z+iLGfl2f.f-.q v 'f Q'.Z-1:1-ze' -'-I i' ' f.T '2l+--'- W -2 f -111-4----'Q ' H ,ri1g1. ..:::ru:a.5g.-rag-,:Q?p: F,:EWmy,,,,,1,?f,,, ...v .. . , COOLER TDR The Air Conditioned Refrigerator Before buying an electric refrigerator, let us explain our complete ICE REFRIGERATOR SERVICE Save 1 3 On lce Food Kept Safer and Tastes Better Community lce Company Phone4 - -- ' ' i -- 5 '. .. ,sv rvr ' wr 2 - WW - R' , -- ,.lyf ',,Q-QQQ, , YglrililU1Fi,,.Y, Compliments and Best Wishes TO THE CLASS OF 1939 LEE'S SUMMIT ELEVATOR 81 GRAIN COMPANY Morgan and Reed CON GRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1939 PINNELL 8: WINBURN -COMPLIMENTS OF N. B. LANGSFORD V LANGSFORD FUNERAL HOME LANGSFORD FLOWER SHOP , . . , , , YL'- k 'W2'A1 f- -4'-I-'f-M 'k+5M ..,..5:e:re1m,uuaem1mh,A . Aitinuusnhq, in CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1939 POOS GROCERY CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1939 DAVIS-BELCHER Minneapolis-Moline Farm Equipment Storage and Automobile Repairing Tractor Experts COMPLIMENTS OF FIELDS FUNERAL HOME. AND FIELDS-JAMES FURNITURE STORE CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST W1SHES TO THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1939 HOOK 81 SONS FARM DAIRY Phone 466 - 4.Q::....... m.L:..n5mu:.-mm: 1, zum.:-:1 :1g.:.:,g.:..,':..,. J. C. Jones Lumber Company BUILDING MATERIAL OF ALL KINDS Phone 39 Lee's Summit Mo. BEST WISHES T0 THE CLASS OF 1939 COMPLIMENTS UF S GEORGEPS GROCERY .I OHNN IE DYSTER'S Standard Service Station TO THE -CLASS OF 1939 I . . West Thlrd and 50 Highway Lee's Summit Mo. Oil-Gas-Tires .:.,. .. .., ,......-. -.5.---f-v-v x:sm:x:zs:s::1.5n.rMguzu:QQA:g w,5,h,w5,,gm:,,,.,-- - - sa....,,.... .,.,...,..,,.., , ,,,1l.-,.n1,,,l , ,lm .-Jl L,1,,,, MANUFACTURERS OF CLASS RINGS Engraved Comme-ncement Announcements Personal Cards For Over 100 Years in the State of Missouri A Representative Will Be Pleased to Call JACCARD JEWELRY CORP. 1017-19 Walnut Street Kansas City, Missouri CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES i JACK'S BARBER SHOP CONGRATULATIONIS AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1939 I RAY FOWLKES FILLING STATION I-IEARTY WISHES AND CONGRATULATIONS STUMP SERVICE STATION SINCERE WISHES AND HEARTY CONGRATULATIONS CHARLES CLEANERS AND PRESSERS COMPLIMENTS OF LONGVIEW FARM DAIRY ::aa-Lf2i:.:ga:.zL.::g4gLaaz:,:4,.4ln?p-5-,G5E:-,m-M1wumt mm.-mmu:--::mzws:. :mann :-:L -.z,r.:, Q, To The Leaders of Tomorrow Greetings Prom The Lee's Summit Gas Company COMPLIMENTS AND BEST WISHES TO THE FROM FRIENDS OF T LEE'S SUMMIT MOTOR COMPANY I 939 I Dodge PlyIIfl0llth r Jack McLain, Manager -5 , . T, ' f -. .Ax .-:1:..a.:.-:ff--7-H-'71:1:1:, 'vgzzr :ssxwzmmumn-rMgLgzp: ::7.'svrrM:uns:r:.a:aav,::z:s1::n-::u:.5 5a1+....:5-1f:57g,-gg- ,:.,.ga's:..1-nn: : :ns --'-I---Zig-'rg v.2w:n-::,r:.l:'1- ' --I ... I,.v.......l- .v:, . , COMPLIMENTS OF MILLER FIELDS TO CLASS OF 1939 I REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE NOTARY PUBLIC Phone No. 46 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '39 Auto Repair Service National and Dunlop Tires Hi-Volt Batteries Skelly Gas and Oils RI'1'TER'S GARAGE Phone 305 Lee's Summit, Mo. CONGRATULATIONS 1' Q TO THE GRADUATING CLASS F I OF 1939 GOODE-BOONE GROCERY 10.1- MELLOIWS MACHINERY SERVICE General Machinery Repairing Welding and Gear Cutting' Experimental Work Inventions Perfeeted Lee's Summit, Missouri 118 E, 3rd Street Phone 226 . .Q f 4 ......1,......,....-..,,,,f l 35,Q-53:3-mm,e.L-2, m.Lf,e,m.n:-V: Hearty Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Seniors of 1939 Lee's Summit Triangle Club 'fu:srf1-w:w22vfwv-22L-wasL'4f1+'-y1f-1-4s5:4-:-fS+-.'pfie-.r.11r::::::z:x::1wsyM-sf:f.cw,1f,mm: in :.:,4.Q. Our Sincere and Best Wishes for Continued Success to the CLASS OF '39 'J' Missouri Public Service Corporation General Office: Warrensburg, Missouri , , .....nlul,,,, LW11- Y CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1939 Business and Professional Women's Club Lee's Summit, Missouri LEE'S SUMMIT IMPLEMENT COMPANY TRUCKS-TRACTORS REPAIRS-SERVICE COMPLIMENTS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS or 1939 From a Friend LOTS OF LUCK I TO THE CLASS OF 1939 D O N K N I G H T Prescription Druggist Phone 388 ' Lee's Summit, Mo. - Agn' .L-Q.: ' I -:.f.1,..h...........- .. ..., ,..A. ., ,. , .,. ., . ,H , , , --1 . ,,..-,.I-5-1:-ar . s. -..A,u1s...v..,-A.fM.i+. ,:5mymw,,,n,,wg:, CONGR-AT ULATIONS AND OOMPLIMENTS AND BEST WISHEIS TO THE BEST WISHES T0 THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1939 CLASS OF .39 GEGRGE RHODES LEE'S SUMMIT HATCHERY Insurance Agency ' -3 q Telephone 23 I:-,, COMPLIMENTS OOMPLIMENTS AND AND BEST WISHES FROM BEST WISHES To THE A. O. THOMPSON , LUMBER COMPANY CLASS OF 39 Leafs Summit,MiSS0111'i SHO0K'S SERVICE STATION FRED MARTIN, Manager .... .--.....z,...... -111, fgmfcnamnfniamramiggz:::44a:.a:.:44L.L.,,.LQ-71-Iv,L3L:J,-f51Q:1f5fr.Q:m m.,.fmLmlaQQf:QIuJe g:.:1:::1-.I-nuff.: ., CONGRATULATIONS AND coNGRATULAT1oNs BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1939 TO THE CLASS OF 1939 OPAL AND BOB J. -V. HOSTETTER BOB SHAWHAN R ASHCRAFT'S SERVICE STATION JACK CLA K Highway 50 BEST OF LUCK TO THE CLASS OF 1939 ' W. C. JONES INS., AGENCY E. H. Durrett, Agent Telephone 227 225 South Main Lee's Summit, Mo. TRUE SAYIN'S Arnold Wealand So there, too. Joan Belser How do you get this? Marjorie Mosteller Hi-Lo. Betty France Did you really. Helen Miller If it isn't it ought to be. Thelma Mueller Ain't the way I heared it Bill Westerbeck Could be. - Don Williams Sure 'noughf' Dorothy Winburn Might as well be. Joan Akers Why daddy? Bill Constable Let's see-. Johnnie. Tommy Jackson Has Caroline come yet? Billy Francis We are leaning toward Faci Betty Bell Don't tell me. p Mr. Dick Up to and including now. Charles Davis I didn't real that far. Mr. Holtrop Differentiate between . . . sm Miss Epperson Please raise the window. Jack Stuart Come up to the library and explain this problem. Joan Winetroub Laugh, I thought I'd die. Miss Benefiel Don't play with your machi Miss Wiltsee Pardon the personal referen nes. ce --.---v '-v,z.':z:is:a.ea:4.rfagw.u-:r::e.-.f.,i.-:g - f - ,..,....,,.... . a 4 V . - . . , . V .f - -... . . - ..- .-- . ...,...N.,,,-...A-.au.,v:zse1xagvuswz1sun.x.::za:.m:4an.rp Hetarty n Congratulations and t Best Wishes to are Seniors of 1939 Lee's Summit Journal :n .n ' -- , - , - t - v V ,Q- For 51 Years . Our Firm Has Extended Congratulations to the Graduates of the Lee's Summit High School and Here's to the Class of 1939 Congratulations BROWNING BROTHERS Quality Merchandise Since 1888 Browning Block DEAR SEN IORS 'Ere you were born, We sold Ford cars, And sell them yet to-date, From Model T to Model A We now sell the V-8 V This Is Our 20th Year TUROFF MOTOR COMPANY '7 1. u 'L ' .s'-v .,,., ,Y . QRS! uk 'wh 'M ' V Q. - 0. 'ns'-rvulnuzu-,sua-v.-::' '- - - - ' - UNITY FARM TEA ROOM 0 . catering to special parties FISH AND VEGETARIAN DINNERS OPEN THE YEAR ROUND Cafeteria Service During Summer Months ' rw., gpgj: K,,,., f ,,. ,,.. , .. .WV S- i3.--.Ang ,::artf:t:':am.1.::1f'-11mz.:: 4 n W-wa 11 mfr.-v.::f.L..:4,.L.....,..-A-1. -1 11-.... .....-I f- - A .. '-f - ' g K 'x , x 1 X. 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