Manual High School - Builder Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1954 volume:

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If , ' I L v ' J .5 , - 5 X 1 f I ' I , .-f J p ' A In ' h . , , , m l 1' A , r'Q x f t 3 . V GEN 3 7 3 B 8 6 8 1 9 5 4 M10-CONTINENT PUBLIC LIBRARY Genealogy 8- Local History Branch The ' 317 W. Highway 24 bul lde I Independence, MO 64050 GE ,E 4 '11 ' 'i an . ' -', I .fm -'20, ,W , ,i ,,,,, ,. ,,',v ,ff uv' rf HW ff ' .N,,,,g' 1 ,,w ' 1 sip, 'sv '-'- h Q' ' W' 15 rtpfk., fm, P f g Q 5 I V .- B5 'T' Q' ,, , . af- ' - 5 + ,fiv A ,Qu f..:g:Q,5 '1 - k iii, , T 4 . nl , f 4, lr Q W 'Www Q- 'X ' ji, If VL ff f ' ,,,' , V ,'r: , L-ff J . N M Q U Y, gms ' M J 'L' Qi A A fffk' 'A -l f' 4 1 R J r ,X X, ,kff,f,, V .1 I fm f r 4, ' ,p ' TABLE or CONTENTS ,,, ,gg , w 11.1 -I -ia iw J!!! .s J' 'fwfdfij V J j fffffi - I J '-Y' QM! . 'ff ' ' 0 X V 1 I .f Anil -f itil. X s I A , l.i,4Qih y9 'pJI' AA. ,yfgf ,fg f A ,f I ' f fra? fy!! nl nf! 47 SE I MF Afybdjlu t i , .ff Mailer ,Jr 7 an b - , . 1 14 ,', v- iw, A- - ia . NVQ. ' 1 V ,J I- If 'lv l 4, NV. 1, N , -'rv 0 4 wtf! 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N x sg X X S v'- greg' r L5 f 1 r Q rg Harry R. Shepherd -- Principal 10 Years Mrs. Shepherd Our school has been fortunate in havlnq a: principal. a man whose personal and professional standards are so high that his greatest ambition has been to make this a finer school for us. Mr. Shepard has believed in the ideas of democracy in action. Students have been given authority and responsibility within the limits of their own ability and conduct. Many young men and wo- men who are becoming leaders in our community can be grateful to him for the practical lessons in responsible leadership taught in this school. William Smalley X x x 5 X X N NIID-CONTINENT PUBLIC LIBRARY MID-CONTINENT PUBLIC LIBRARY Independence MO 64050 G E 3 0000 1 2553488 7 317 W Highway 24 We appreciate all the good things you have done to help us to better ourS6l1J9Sf0V Pat Eshrcrur the future. Thanks. You were greatly appreciated here. Because you were so understanding- lee CMO You have directed your school in the Deinocratic way. LGUYGT- Smilh It has been nice knowing and working with you. Helen Mellon You have run your school in the inost Democratic way. Leure 1. Smith You have done a lot for us and I appreciate it. Chcfflolle longs I appreciate the democratic way you have run our school and the understanding you have shown us. lewel Mahufm A greater loss couldn't be felt any deeper than your retirenient Mr. Shepherd. Thank you, for helping niake Manual a fine school. Beverley Heerlh We niiss Mr. Shepherd very inuch and wi.sh hiin the best of luck. Melbe Aemueeen May you have continued .success in everything that you do. Bob Simeex It has been pleasant knowing you. Good luck in the future. Merqcret Cyrus I ani sure all your inany friends are with nie in wishing you niuch success and happiness in the future as you have had in the past. Joann Nelson It has been nice knowing you during iny years at Manual. May you have all the success and happiness in the world. Cerrelyn Simeerr It has been wonderful going to school under you. You have always been pleasant and helpful. Good luck in the future. Sharon Beyer Your naine and spirit shall be as niuch a part of Manual as her hallowed walls for as long as she exists. Kerrrrerh Gredy I was glad to be a .student under the leadership of you. Robert ludqrr Your council, guidance and interest will always be an inspiration. For these we are inost grateful to you, Kcrtheryn North -5- MEMORIAL vwkffw-:ease Mr. C. C. Fairchild lflfrnxf blessings Crime to Mdnudl ds Mr. C. C. Fairchild sprightly stepped into 'Ll Position. rirotgiils frfiii tooulty inimediotely recognized his generosity not only gs gn in- fo hut :rs rr gregt tedoher. He wds os the huh of o gredt wheel in our iigg frrtni-ent. lt grew ond developed into rndny-dtter-school hours simply 1 'nirny friends ond pupils. Q53 lineiizrne ri n and fxfornen ot industry. Their quest for knowledge 1 I ' 15' l'-fir. lTirirf'nild sought his night cldsses. ' zfrirrifiziy work, and hrotherly kindness os is exemplified in this of ours. ever dgriot Crnoiher ploy, oogoh o dehote, nor judge o Contest ,1 f-. D 11 e f,-A -mme A r' L.,Tf ff. egfond its he sh-eo nis rgdignce on this egrth. LI., --7- I A f 0 N ' s X n- I I f 1 4 H L 1 IJ, .f ! It S . J '. ey, AU Q s 'STR TOGRAPH - ss. H K A' Q S Vfyfpxg tt, Al, 'll X N X K xp' 'QF' jgili . XM HJR, X' I! f I Win- X?l 'Ih'X WP fr-V y X91 .iwfff ,!J,,fX1! fxf1 ffl, I fx fgffii W Mix ,ilflqirkr N X Q ., HT IHV5 ffW X Ujfvff 'f M1 ff' Q 4 y- ff ff V! ff, ,fff5 'ff UW W I W 5752 1 f s ' 5 Y, HV ,191 vxw , H X six E W X f ' 1 ' Q 1 E 'xugf X S 5 g, M 1 fl Q ' ' ' X X 'E ,s 4 5 A 1 if WW! U5 Q if ,N iv Opt '-4. ,jf sl X s ltd., ,hiv 1 5 J , , if . 1-fn: iii, ,J fl .ff mf lf' 5, I 'I N5 J. f' f 1 Q 1 0 f ig 5 iff N8- I ,.f I Y . X - QW! M' 'S A , , M, 'I 1 A ADMINISTBATOBS , If J ,Y J A S. , , - ' x lj, f V 'E Q, 1 V ,f ' Af' 1 1' f r 'f' . I I A ., ,rf ,- fx ,iff N, uf' j , Q JN . Y 'Q , v' Y . , wil. f 1. . - u 1 5, I .gs ek .fs S , SH ' ' - S ,X , 'I- . X 5 . T ,X , -t L Y, yv . s wav ,. lr, , Ski v Q. I J. ,X 7' It rd jf J v -.1 .J . W 1 wt., ,Jef I uljl WA wg? MR. CHARLES S. DIXON Vice-Principal in charge A , 'K S .x MB. SAM PASSIGLIA Administrative Assistant srl Q r ffvsf ,iz , X qv? 1 Qt ,Y MR. HOLLIS W. LANCASTER Administrative Assistant -Q-- V gm. is-ai-it -f iii --Ff'9f--ff' ' Miss Grace Leedy Art 2 XXI Mr. William Ragle General Science '23 7 a 'fi55E12fZ 4525:-2152513 fifffififi ..:-:-:-: -::---.-'pp-:5:535: '- ::5:5:e:s. : 4:,,I-51.FE221E1E25?41?5S?fiE:gEZ: I -: .' ' ' Mr. Edwin Hamilton Auto Mechanics The Mr. Glen Iudkins Electricity . 4 M x I M I es 9 l W X is f if 4 X i ,iv f gk 51555522595 f 5 5fffZi?EEE55555??i5Ei r u. .e.g.g:g:g::a:-:-:-:-:- , z.-E5 ,ge 5 , I I I. ..., ,I W . 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I ' 'f tsswskv I V,f,m,,,af D 5 S Q 17 5 I I 1--f X I I wi If X ,A f it ,X Q 1 g,I V 9 I ,A I Zh. 'E , Miss Nfmon CCII1' Mr. Baxter Stinson Miss Marie E119 lish Speech ' 3 5 '. ?kf57?'SW9i QZ3iM2R'?I3'5'?ly37 'L X374 'X is if s I f I ' 2 Q xv V ?.-vw is tm 0 A Mr. Ioe Cirrincione Driver Education 4' S Physical Education ft I I WI I I IN - Im on cf ,I ' f X is V1 ri-4 SV I d wg I WI' ' , N My 1 , Q., WsfI,s4ffI s ff4i,Iv-,H r NN ,I -. - V, I-,IVVMI V fe X 'CV q .M . 1MxfSfs, ,siII I ! -?' A td fS5lQfff,ffS I INA' I 2-X. Q,:,'. V If , A Q I I so w e A ,,,.-,V A V IW .5 eV as ' ' I Worx 315 I F t I: '11 -.P . Fifi l 5 ' , Y , ' I .ff ii. ' 2514 .I ' f 3 ' I - Q L .Q ,,p.vst,I, :N V Q-5 x fs , X' f 'l I ' 3 .,v sv-.. I. V,.-4. N +L , 23: 31 ' S .- 3 2 gfqf I I an 152-' Q I- '- .I I - ,- I X V ' 1 .kv 1 Us X Ihsbf we tmswtt ,Q Q ygg w X i ts I If - wI a Q gysgs SSN xg ' sg - by sg .j X 1 V Qs b vi - ,I ' I gt, -X. V1 , i s--MIAQ QII l E 5 A- WW Tl I Vfk vw S'sTs'II'.f .FX SL ksg Miss Elizabeth Pugh Social Studies Mr. Henry Robison Mrs. Marie Bills Carpentry Mathematics Mrs. Esther Price Science -'A'l.QQ11. ., ,f :IEP 79 ,22--'Ii' I if - , F, , ' 315. A ,l.,. - 1-:1 T -. 3. 5' j'1jf5 j '-fr: fJ::::i,E,:1:? A Ei: .. ,,V.. in ll. 15,555 2 .t,,E,:,, C35 , . , Mr. Alva Limbaugh Printing Mrs. Nelle Eckles English ,315-I -. .AA Mr. Glen Redford Commerce FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION y. Ilizr I 2 . if fEi5:1fi3i . I S ' ----- -:es r 2:22. fr- :l :,,2f-v 22,1 , ..,, X '113 , .gfE5E5E5EEt- - t , iii: - Q Q - x2:2:-.-:f:1::x:r:r:5:r:z1:555::? .. , 4.2 . -. -. ' -. ., .4125-:I ' .525532E:3:?iSiEsEE2:125:E1555'i.EZ:2:E:5:E Mrs. Nellie Porter Common Learnings 'zVT3gNv Miss Alice White Miss Zula Chase Civics ,- , ' , Wi! . ,Q x , if , All Mr. Billy Minshall Industrial Arts vii, , Mr. Iames Green Linotype Mr- Lloyd SCOH Mrs. Helen Valentine Auto Mechanics Commerce i.ii t , bk We .sts I . 1, , i Zf 5i:i2E5 I lv 1. 5:5551 .1 v 3, .V : .1 A tif -'ff X ,, Miss Ethel Nagle Shorthand Biology , Y 4 ' Q , f ,a .jf ' , ' 5 I 541'- , 2,124-vga , f ' -1:5 ' 5 2 S' X ' r ' . ., ' l 1 'g, ., .M e' . ,, -:Af w I .12 J A, 4 'D L, -f -at 2 it -, Q21 ' fy xv A 4 ': 1 vu mil 2 f , -WL i Miss Helen McDonna English Miss Anna Hughes Mr. Melvin Reeves Homemal-:ing Physical Education L' ' I . gpg. Q ,. ,y is 'g l 'rv-. ' B 'Q - H. i M .Y 51 i A A ia. 2 Xu. ning.. Q, 153 W - , L, ' if I T 1 f .f I , -.,. Mr. Iames Newell Mrs. Mary Kelso Mr. Marvin Kintz Cabinet Making Spanish Mathematics ...l1... 4 13:5-:ry -. Q.-QA 1 'Z -2 -n -51 g..,.,0. W, t . . ,wat ,Z ?, 5 Mrs. Effie Farnsworth Dressmaking FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION f f if at I X f X, A , X X. V .ff gf ,ig ff ,ivy X, W In ' I? f f , , f :Q S-M f Z! fgfy WXMS' Q 3 M V f ' 1 fm ., . .X .sz ff ,., N3 ISI!! 1f.Y,fKf fs ZSWQ' I7 ,yyfifgiz-Q fzffwswfg i My Zf,-f ,Z-ffgvgg ,,- W ,, , If T , ' ? Mr. Allen Pollock Machine Shop 1 'lkfff Hn , Qf-ff' f . 1 ,W N, , 1 X wwf' I - , f If 'V I VW .. K, -0 ' W 7 V - '7 f ' fa .HM f Miss Marian Downing Mr. Charles Means Music Common Learnings Af-,Q . ff , . uf z ' , tiff, muff 4 'A' VU-U ,Ut X' 7 I , , Q! ,Q ,,,! , fs , If , Q x 7 'f WJ , .. A . f Q f' , f ,im Z A .fw,'fg.z gp s .,, X, QV ' , V, fy rf QWSHWX Nvffx -,VV HAY' Wshyfg-: ' WX ! SW' . 4517662325 fQ'iffi sv? Kysfff CA ,-5 5'Z947.s ,1 -V f 5 . I ,K A ,M -4 7 yt. 1 , . flz,Qf6QfwX'g.-1 . , 'f WEN -5 b.,','QV4.' Vlffv fl' MUS M ' , . Q.. Mr. Elbert Shores Common Learnings z ,sv ff,-' -Agfa wwe ,X - ' Vw sf., fp :ay-ew M f X W ., s- I sfwp sa., X f H 2-ww: wi QM ay.. M s,,,w,' ' . .fkl-Qifzcf , ,- f' f 4sf,3f.f:,iMsfe iff, fi-I 'lxlfi Jw., . X , .A.,f4.N,5.vf U, Q. 1-Q A A ff. ,I .Mt .K fgffi, ..,, .2 K . g fe fly-W . X fl iff ' ' ,wr imf6.ff f,f , 0 ff an tg. Q'- ww dygl 1 !I.gf9f42x 'V g .. ' Mr. Harold Fredeen Engineer Custodian . 4.5.-ww,v,,S43 L' ,ffm-Www' X N X X xv s x Xxx fx 1 X X Xt X, Q-yo? gs X, f fr X N X X T f xx xxx X .X X 'fb X M N wi? X X K '- Qi . . 3 Q. x K Q x x Q Q' ,V Q x X X v t 1. S X x X X XX X X X. X xehs X KM, vt X N HRX X Mr. Homer Kunz Composition Mr. Harold A. Fredeen our pride and ioy custodian en- gineer has served us since February 12, 1946. Under his supervision are three firemen, and nine custod- ians. Says Mr. Fredeen, I iust like the whole school and all the school personel- I like Manual and have en- ioyed 26 years of service in the Kansas City Schools. Mr. Harry Bianco Band Q12 I Mr. Robert Merrill Public Speaking Mr. Oliver B. Minney came to work for the board of Edu- cation in 1919. He has been at Swinney, Bryant. Green- wood and West Iunior. He came to Manual in 1935. He holds the englneer's license and is engineer fireman for the Manual High and Voca- tional School. We can thank him for our warm rooms. Miss Ruth Bird Librarian if Mr. Oliver Minney Engineer Fireman . ,. ,inf . R ' STUDENT CQUNSELOR The counselor is cr person whose mcrin thoughts ctnd inter- est crre centered in the individudl student. With thdt idecr in mind, the work of the Guidctnce 'Depcrrtment is orgcrn- Klih A A' . ized otccording to or definite plon to dssist d person from the time he enters school until he lecrves. Before we cczme to high school, most of us met the coun- selor, who come to our elementcrry school the spring be- fore We entered Mcrnuotl High crnd Vocdtioncrl School. Ldter, when we cdme to visit crnd then when we entered p.,.nr--'ly' - in the toll, we Weren't complete strczngers in cr foreign . f T ldnd: we knew crt lecrst one person ond where to find her , , 4.-. in cctse We needed help. Miss Mcrrgcrret Tdylor Remember dll tests we toke, beginning withthose ecrrly in the Pre-freshmdn yecrr otnd ending, usucrlly, with the lunior English crnd drithmetic tests? Results of these crnd severdl other pieces of information ore on file in the counselor's officeg cmd they ore used hy her cis ct niecins of becoming dcquointed with the studenthy checking on whcrt he is otble to do ond whott he hcrs done in his closswork. The counselor is olwdys recrdy to help students pldn their high school courses, in either the crccfdemic or the trcfde schcol. Severcrl yectrs dgo she hegcrn cr plon to did students in the Fresh- mon yecrr, to determine their ctptitudes crnd ohilities crnd to crdjust their school schedules to their dhilities, Qur high school progrdms should he plgnned so thdt we ccrn meet requirements for Crrddudtion ond for college entrcrnce without 'Loo much difficulty. Cur 'Coreers Week otnd our College Conference Day give us rncrny helpful idecrs for pldnning our futures. Mmly Qi L15 Whig hmm wgrked during our high school yedrs hove gone to tho counselor or to the COfOTCllI'1CTlOT when needed johs. lt's surprising how mony employers cdll the school or the llircctor of Plcrceirient to osk for students who wdnt work. EVQTY YQCU' the d9DGTTI'I10T1i THCIlC'SS G work survey g ond the ncfnies of the students who crre working ond those who wish to work fire k or-t crm record in the counselors office. Even cr follow-up survey of grrrclucrtes hos been ill 't'lO CTI yrfzr' fitter fl ri-loss hos grddudted so thot the Guidcrnce find Counseling Deporrtment trifry Liiirix-,r how our former pupils ore getting crlcng. T: lt 'll'tt:?lrQl if rift-A if-ery useful things these ddys when it costs so rnucli to go tc college. The ur: .f'i lf r it fr't ' f: list uf rnony scholarships rrvoilohle rind is firl' t.ft frxys lifrpoy ond willing to help titty. V 'ttf tf: get ft liirliliffi educcrticn. Wf'2 gre proud of severfrl of our si:holorship grfrd' T gf 1 t i'-c T-..,r'ri-'P lrETf!1fl'?TS iii college find in the world of work. l fltlflffi-. :mrtci resgifonsihilitics '.'TtfC'lt fire tiers, the zgorvrrsarlrrr' iraels thfrt the rtfgii-: if, rr lsi Skill?-fftl.f with tiifilir rfgrffoigrzl prfitzlerris. E'-Jeryone lids zi 'I' ff: lk tit-f-r' rlwffflr '.'.fith scrriiaone who tries to f ':i.fqff1s the r tifliiiuft it, rzrid to help find f 'fl' ' iiz Uflli' ' 1 ltiftt fiivfrifporife to Whom r: , 1- 1, I-lLw L':n +5 ra,1:Y:1v'r-Q '-'14 2+!iEl 12E5':-1-E 'f ffl? ,A M., tl., V:-W , ,. ..., . , l, CAFETERIA MANAGEMENT l Yes, we pick up own dishes. Mr. Porter and Mrs. Vance. Mrs. Edna Vance To Mrs. Edna Vance we give thanks for being our cafeteria director ior the past four years. Mrs. Vance has been in cafe- teria work for twenty-two years. Of these she was at James School ior seventeen years: Bancroft for one year: and Manual for four years. While here at Manual Mrs. Vance made cute aprons for Service Society girls to wear while working. Also she helped in getting new cooking equipment in the kitchen. Mrs. Vance said she was sorry to leave us because she knew so many students here at Manual. Although teach- ers and students will miss her, they want to wish her happiness and success in her new position at Northeast Senior. 1 14 .- ' 5 ,. +1 rr I .Q A STUDENT LIFE Ju A ns fqwf- t bvf ' Ciuvs repoft Relaxation Top Right -- Student Photographs - Kenneth Cline r If-it -A Faculty laughter Right Center .. IaAnn Brazil holding Manua1's flag ' ff ff' --- Underclussmen pictures 32 for 51.50 Right Bottom .. Freshman Enqllsh -lg.. ui' 4, ff- L' 1 vim- .rv L 'sl 1.hs':4 .+9':.-3122.1 f1f': 4 BUILDER STAFF CHARLES ESTEVEZ-SENIOR Art Editor fffw 2 qmy CHARLENE MILLER-SENIOR Editor-in-chief ROBERT SIMCOX-SENIOR 4,44 , Laws? V Av Z ' ' 4 f ' vffi-4 f V f A ff ' 2 . N f , 'Q 'E ,1 , f FREDDIE REMIS-SENIOR Sports Editor Shop Edltor Y. W KAY BRUNSON-SENIOR General Helper as T In .Y . ,W ,X'. NS, w. 4:2 .ff f ,E Q-, X3 ERNEST LANDES-IUNIOR Print shop-Make-up Editor Gs., X CY CARRIE MINGRONE-SENIOR Make up cmd typists Editor 2- M f if ff If 4? 4145 r Z A We 2 Luffy f :riff ' '45 fbi? .M 5? if iii ' 3, ,f 1 .,. '- -1 TO OUR SENIORS To our lovable youth the Seniors, we the students and faculty Wish to offer our most sincere congratulations. You have had the stability to surmount many obstacles with a smile. Your coui- aqe is a living example radiating our halls and classrooms-a rodiation which we shall cherish and remember. To you we wish a useful lite ot service Whether you speed north or south east or west. Q Blessings on you, Merry Youth, The Seniors, from all of us fl S l ga , o . Z2 t i . L2 by .W , . l lui' ' ' J I g,.,,, wi' K ' Mr, fl' ,, ., I avi, . I 4,4 If '4fQs 5 Ex ,f ,Rt M? K, N X P shag: . N , 5 l H 'l 'fb ll I' V' Qfffl l Mr. Kmtz Migs Pugh -17.- IDEAL SENIOR BOY IDEAL SENIOR GIRL Hair ..,......... Eyes .............,. Personality ....... Smile ............... Humor ............... Athletic Ability Art Ability ........ Bill Norton Iohn Lipari Dene Simpson Clyde Webb Ioe Cicio Ronald Brown Monte Brown Intelligance ...... . William Smalley Actor ...........,............ ............ K enneth Grady Dancing Ability William Walmsley Cuteness ................. .........., L arry Graham Physique ........ ...... C laude Meese Friendliness ..... Energy ........... Clothes ............. Gus Situentes Freddie Remis Sidney Fiser Voice ..................... ........ C harles Gaggens Good Natured ....... ,.,,,,.,,. B ob Simcox NGCIIIIGSS ............... ....... C harles Estevez Good Looking .. Height ............. Car ........... Shyness . ........ Harmond Helm Charley Smith Iohnny Kimberlin Bob Ramirez BCI1'1d ...-..-..-......... ......................... Vt filliam Sullivan Comedy Team ..... ....... C . I. Iohnson G Iim Cantrell Quiet ---------------- ' ----- ..........-..................... F ranklin Bay Siflqiflq Abilitif ------- ...,...... D onald Noyes R9SPO1'1Sibi1i'IY ..... .... A nthony Arreguin C. O. E. .......,.., , Richard Horton Hair ....... Eyes ....... Smile ......... Humor ,......,..,,. Personality ..... Figure .....,..... Legs ................ Complexion ........ Height ...,,,,,.,.,.. Sweetness ......... Dancing Ability Neatness ........... Intelligence ........ Sports Ability ...... Voice ................... Clothes ............... Good Natured ....... Energy ............... Acting Ability . Cuteness ......... Friendliness ....... Art Ability ...... Dimples .......,,.,.. IoAnn Marotta Kay Brunson Carol Quintard Pat Fletcher Charlene Miller Virginia Mae Barletta loan Waters Marilyn Miller Alma Studyvin Sharon Boyd Lorrene Barber Ruthie Schooley Helen Stubbs Margaret Cyrus IoAnn Brazil Lorena Green Lucy Lopez Mary Vochatzer Shirley Studyvin Carrie Ann Mingronte Martha Walsh Helen Henderson .. ................... Shirley Kellingsworth RGSpO1'1S1b1l1ty .............................,.,.....,.,,,,, Ioann Nelson Commedy Team Vera Moore 61 Nancy Malapont Quiet --------...-................................... ........... I ewel Mahurin BCIHC1 ------- ...... N Orma Fullbright C. O. E. .... ,..,,.,,,.,,,,, K ay Ball 2 f 1 .-fo ,gif YV, r 12 52253 A Preparation for Useiul Life. On the Job at Rolland Studio CLASS OFFICERS Y Y I' y hv ' LCO FRIENDS Fred Remis, sergeant-cxt-arms: Lucy Lopez, secretory: Bill Smalley. president: IoAnn Brazil, vice-president: Ronald Brown, treasurer. THE BUILDER 'xiii Srgyzllg' '.-.fits honored by the class of l954 with office of president. William had served the ,T 'za tie ,gr :fier and worked as a library assistant and at other positions on the Service Society. He Hhrz' i 1:1 cf iiie lunior Committee for the Btthe Ruth Award and was a delegate to l953 Missouri holfi the positions of Editor-in-chief of The Craftsman, Manaqiriq Director of the Treas- 'iiii-'irii of the Bentonian Literary Society. Bill has enjoyed the opportunity of appear- grr1,xr:':riis and of presidina at assemblies. 'H r f rac' the chance to work with fellow students for the well-beinq of the '-ergo: ccy, .- o LW - V c , o c ships formed are the most endurina recollections of the five years spent at l suits up his feelings about his school. -ig- , I A Y , V,V, , , , -V-.. .. ,-.. - ..,- x: -' f f ,, .. ... ., , . . 1....,, 1 . ..,. ...-... - 'V 7 A.,,.,4.1 gm.. ' - L.f..',K..Q.,.-.,-A: c..,'.4 :Nga-,,. ' , g ,.,,. N, 4. .Q-in-. V - 4. SENIORS Z .. 3. 15, 4 ----2' QQQFM' A Ronald Charles Virginia Donald Brown Whitteck Barletta Noyes Peggy Hughs ww ffww' 'Wd' -430900 Neva Shryer Helen Stubbs in .lll Wai? 4559! 3, Mike Espinosa ..21.. Bertha Wallace Castaneda Burton Wfv Edward Morrow Ioann Nelson SENIORS Lila Doreen Iewel Lucy Pryor Carper Mahurin Lopez Annette Clyde Martha - Charlotte Dolce Webb Walsh Iones Sharon Alma Charles Exie Boyd Studyvin Braunlich Main -22- SENIORS -of ,MM im? M hllnqn Kenneth Bob Helen Bill Grady Nelson Henderson Norton 52 4jZ,5,,,,A ,. : ..., 1 ,xi Ak ..., ,. . Ioanne Dene Sam Rex Clevenger Simpson Root Teeter 4' M, Ruthie Nancy Charles Gus Schooley Mqlqponie Gaqqens Siiuentes ..23... SENIORS Richard Howard Helen Norma Schafer Lightfoot Neff Fullbright Ruth William Mary Shirley Eglitis Smalley Espino Irwin Kenneth Hortense Mary Cqrglyn Cline Perez Vochatzer Simgox -24- SEN IORS Lorena Shirley Evelyn Iames Green Kellingsworth Romero Hayes ,T-me -M., Marilyn Bill Pat Iohn Miller Walmsley Fletcher Lipari an UW N Al Lorrene Barber Wh .Ea ,,. Sherry Iosephine Starr DiGirlomo '1 -.. Lv .-. Anthony Arreguin SENIORS Carol Madelyn ShirleY Don Askew Brancato StudYVi11 ACCWS0 Iames William Quindon Billie Hall Sullivan Ridge Irwin IoAnn Mike Harmond Virginia Marotta Mandina Helm Arredondo ...25... SENIORS QW' ,,f., Lupe Melvin Glen Mendoza Martin Smith , Q X hx W . XXX X x X + WE X X va X i r: 54. -:I - Q - S g r - K XXX .. Q Q if :S ..,., , e 5 Ti ' 'Q-'em .V I xv ' Robert Ramirez Richard Vera or ,Horton Moore iv h A 1 K V' ' 1 .,: 45, 1 849,- Mary Esther Gallagher Winkie ...27..... IoAnn Pascuzzi WMV' 2 AV Ioe Cicio af WM ' r mf fin 9 1 , 4' 1 S ' 5 Laura Don Srnifh Whitehouse SENIORS Ioan Sidney Roberta George Waters Fiser Blackburn Cohn Don Charlotte Margaret Franklin Guyer Warren Cyrus Bay lim l0hn IoAnn Ray CCI1'111'e11 Kimberlin Brazil Bengtson -23- r . ,. .- ,, .Y...,.. , -., -:ae-P Ai.wQ:z-91-,..f , . 3 1 . Y '-u.,,i.,,f.,f.:y5,,-322:-e jf1:-'lZ:1L!!--- Lg 1,--' e-- -: F'-1 2, - ' - -,-,fx -. ' -' Q. t if-5 5 -2- - . 1-- 1 - V Glenn Raymond Kay Reed Hawthorne Ball 7 W and Feasts ll in . 1 llfagr M,,ff A TYPE OF WORK AT MANUAL That precious interview! Builder on the press Mr. Green scans with a critical eye - and cheerfully stamps his approval. Mr. William Weir - Our English Teacher I The first iold of the Builder pages is done by the folding machine. - so - SNIPS AND SNAPS A K , , 5 :ZAVA ' .,.,, ,,., . . . . R gl 1 5 211, x Q x 4:21 552' ,q w fb b I By 5' If Q WRQQFRIW ,M IN :fu.:'45.i: ' -,r:jg:gr-1-vm:1-:'z-'-'aww .. -x-,, , . Seniors rotating shifts to fold the builders page: Senior Day-Moriarboards-Builders and Autographs. ...JIQ r E-mf!! ll!!!-.lfji -fire-.-:Q L:2'21-33523341 1111 sr: SNIPS AND SNAPS Iourncrlism Conference Pcmel September 1953 Iosephine - is it love? F our helpers on photographic day - 32 -, r .rj lf 1.1 Classes We, the underclassmen, deem it a privilege to follow in the footsteps of our seniors in the succeeding chapters of the Builder... ,xlx tts' 'xxx-1. 1 40j,rjHll,f jJ T,51177'l' j f' X l V dj ll,, b! nr- ..f rf! fy? 'K' 'VU lfslflllx of f lol 151 14 lg W1 PM Qjlbixaff fl A ML Q A 'x ,,t - fl ,Il I 9 , , ri 11 p ,x H j l 'S' Jf,fjJ . WK RY V l , I lyll X '- 1955 IUNIORS I . 1 nj' if J J ff' 1956 SOPHOMORES wo Q , ' 1957 Fm-:SHMEN xvlux ff 1958 PREFRESHMEN A1 T l . V V l 1 -... l l 3 5 S ,Y X Z . eff 3 god l tl W' it n i w , : I5 ll fl Y, 1 , IUNIORS L 'GIF' iff? , I ,.m, I X f ,aff fx ,?,,JTXx Ay X ,T 4 z M , ,X 1 a R Q V M, ,,A,. , 1 wx F ww ,l ROW 1 - Iohn Teieda, Robert Blue, Robert Iudqe, Iimmy Kern. Don Ellis, Lazaro Marquez ' ROW 2 - Robert Pedroza, lack Parrish, Don Crider, Rex Haefner, Ierry Finley, Ernest Landes. 3 ROW 3 - Mercedes Medina, Connie Bazzell, Virginia Sloan, Richard Miles, Arthur Arreguin, ix i Lupe Lopez. 3 1 Q ROW 4 - Raymond Fernandez, Bill Radcliff, Manuel Gomez, Andy Cline, Mary Miller, Fred l Sanchez. 3 ROW 5 - Arthur Miranda, Margie Eickholt, Iim Bumgarner, Dorothy Medlin, Tom Culver. , I il E k , 1 .4 , 5 ? 5 134.- JV Vx 1 ' Q if 3, IUNIORS .. ,- -wi ' , wr V - . 1-35 ,, K 1 rf- :Q Q' 'Q V i . W P - , , , - of ,137 4 K' - A 'GPH f . Q , 1 f Ei il 5 'i , .J do K 'T 1 7 X , I K , fi - 3 ' R x - f - - N YY ,V , 6 N ' ' 4. 5 sw - Al If I N -X K Il if . X ii' Y I 'XX . E t ,. ku '- it f ,Ax 1 .v i A A, 1 as -,, f ,, mg , , l NN' 1, Y . -- 1 , - .f , + P Cf' f ,, ' ' , N., f g i4 ,' ,, r, 5 If ' Q N, ' . V ii 5 Qi MW! I 5' ' , ' P2 elif-5 e 5 N- I-15 ' XM' . S ' like ...ii :ff .N ,,. V J.. SEE 14-:Q 17194 Q A e N., '23 , Qi ,f c M., e , A , V .C Qi' -fw -'Ei' N-4? .I 'riff H r rid. f!w,x r 'QA :Q . 7 ' 49' 7 1- 4 '-..,7 ROW l .... Fred Pou, Wilma Pike. Larry Ray, Shirley Braton, Bob Smith, Barbara Darr. ROW 2 - Sherlene Hinker, Richard Chappell, Katheryn North, William Rose, Ioyce Kellough, Sue Starr. ROW fl - Ravmond Terry, Angeline Garcia, Fred Belk, Beverly Green, Ioe Crosby. Valorie Rutherford. ROW 4 - Mary Lou Kimrey, Unidentified, Pat McCune, Aulry Holiman, Mary Lenox, Frank Cucchiara. ROW 5 e- Bob White, Viola Hansen, Steve Robles, Rosie Madrueno, Frank Usnick, Dave Redford. F- 4- ' V, f'f-Nc-e1e.:'v ,,.f,,er'-f IUNIORS MMV' ,4-v1 ' K ,gg e r l I A ? ROW 1 - Patricia Crawtord, Ernie Shull, Rosetta Cipolla, Donald Iones, Vera Moore lack Hirst ROW 2 -Ioseph Wiercinski, Hugh Dewey, Maggie Morales, Ruby Neely, Mike Spero, Iessie Griggs. ROW 3 - Virginia Craig, Henry Stevenin, Kenneth De Wolf, Virginia Alvarez, Ralph Miller, Iohn Zuniga. ROW 4 - Albert Mill, Charles Riley, Sara Gaggens, Fred Loman, Charles Chaney. Donna Rich- eson. ROW 5 - Ieane Satteriield, Glenn Stevens, Beverley Heath, Isadore Morales. Sal Piraro, Bill Culley. ..3 6-. Q s IUNIORS 4.2 B .5- VV 'i ' :X 5 -4-5-fi ' -- 1-' f ,.11-fi B Yr LF' N'4 A' ' W 'HZ fi lfff A. J P i ,.-al -1 N. ,QW Vf: lv, V. it - H N .sl , 333- sg ' 1 I ,if is 'K 2-Ai 'W 'i' Q!'fi- .Q 'L' ,fi E .-. U K 5 sf. 3 X A, 7 kf fwr- W 4 1' 'C ' Q , kb 5 ,L ,Ez ff-V, P., ii, ,S ,ge ,, iv, ,M g Egg ., 'M ' 0 ,, b K , S ,-,,-,- wx, ,. x i M' - 5, I 2 Efmni ll TPW15 v'.gz,-S.. ii af X 11' Hr J W X 1 Y ' I l . ' r-fi L :Wagga t . 7 X' E ll V B U3 f 1 I Il E x ' -I I v - ' 'fs W jwfx, I , Lad lo ,.-. '- -Z4 , , sf .ii f -N ' il 'AA' J . , A, x- uf ' In , 4 if ! if i HOW l - Carrie Mae McFarland, Ed Perkins, Mayann Green, Ianice Henderson, Charles Bowman, Richard Camnahan. ROW 2 - Iack Pesnell, Lupe Garcia, Kenneth Van Wey, Bob Scott, Albert Aamold, Bruce Iohnson. HOW 3 - Dickie Mulhollan, Steven Leon, Bill Hollar, Orville Miller, Cliiiord Capps. Albert Fuqua. ROW 4 -- Wilma Puckett Muriel Bowman, Iosephine Perez, Patricia Barber, Charles Hamilton, Iohn Roper. ROW 5 .. Steve De Gan, Bill Allan, Clifford Webb, Charles Blea, Windell Bush, Dixie Miller. IUNIORS af? ,.A 1, f iwff -1 '95 ff mf ti ROW 1 - Fred Wilbur, Mary Petersen, Iames Blaylock, Val Roy Smith, Ina Iane Dyer, Frank Woods. ROW 2 - Alice Barbosa, Iosephine Nieto, Leah Moore, Ierry Norton, lack Evans, Carmen Bernal. ROW 3 - Tom Esquivel, Ronald Iohnson, Mary Blackburn, Helen Melton, Georgia Woodall, Iames Blevins. ROW 4 - Darlene Houts, Elroy Nunally, Anthony Lipari, Lupe Garcia, Russell Vogel, Patsy Wright. ROW 5 - Elizabeth Barelli, Dale Clevenger, Pat Merriman. David Purdue, Dean Blosser, Gene Kearney. -33- IUNIORS vm 5 J' 1 TN IQ, cr- ,sl -fr 5 v , f X rf., W , at 2 -al J 1. l 1 Ne B W ... ,' ill , ,- IV' ,,, , A l X p Q Ml L 3, 4- 9 ' i fa t -' P 3 ' r W g if W Q. B Q1 W'ff?f-1-'fb f5fSi1.1E' 'S ' V Q ' V ' ROW 1 - Leonida Hayes, Albert Lavenbczrg, Mary Io Serrone, Salvatore Latino, Fern Betis. Robert Blatt HOW 2 - Robert Huqhes, Felicia Medina, Drew Shafer, Betty Io Goebel, Erma Lou Williams. Marcella Banks. ROW 3 -- Ioe Chavez, Tony Lopez, Ernest Sherrow, Iames Wilhelm, Anhony Cacioppo, Bob West ROW 4 .. Phillip Benson, Iames Aman, Tom Sawyer, Bill Damewood, Harvey Iohnson, Albert Becerra. ROW 5 fr Mildred Sample, Hans Ettlinger, Donald Keeney, George Foster. ...'QQ.. 'vw 'xr' wg-fer 231512 ,-.fffgfe IUNIORS ROW 1 - Henry Prieto, Annette Cambiano, Milford McCorkendale, Laura Donnelly. Gene Clopp. Pat Waldman. ROW 2 - Shirley Grossnickle, Iames Claibourn, Sherril Hays, Mausetta Stark. lack Crawford Robert Martin. ROW 3 - Ioe Acosta, Iesse Orozco, Ioe Lopez. Ioe Soltero, Don Forsberg. Irene Ascencio. ROW 4 - Tom Sifuentes, Don Adams. Hazel Markle, Bill Hayes, Boyd Wilson, Larry Beavis. .....4U.... SOPHOMORES 'Q an TH-:psi is L -w Q 1 A -5 'tl f -i '-Q ay? 9' . - ' 'df Q X 'fi 1 ' ' ' , ll f , Mg is A .Nur 3 1 E' ROW 1 .- Paul Williams, Shirley Clark, Ronnie Sellens, Iames Bunyan, Rena Caruthers, Nancy Snitl-cer. ROW 2 --- Euqcne McCorkendale, Dean Carey, Curtis Storey, Catherine Vogel, Billy Peters, Carol Ienninqs. ROW 3 --- Denny Phillips, Katherine Donnelly, David Helm, Mary Romesburg, Unidentified, Bryon Weeks ROW 4 -- Carmelita Davis, Clifton Foster, Carol Gavin, Mary Donna Fannon, Rosella Rugqero, Pat Foqelsonq HOW 5 -- Iohn Leasure, Sam Crawford, Roy Peterman, Charlene Shinabargar, Phil Blando, Tom Hoyte 3' I .,-::g..- VE fmt. lf? 2 rar:-271- 1 SOPHOMORES - ,a ' v 1 f Q . Q, , 5 , . -' 9 , ' -' ' gi f ,, fp ' ,' 2 , , ' V- ' E ,z ,S If., - I fx 1 ft , lim 2 P 1 , .. , . f Z ,Z -Q , ,ff 1 .4 K f 1, iff' X N X ., Q T T , ' i f 'ff'-' ,112 B 'f' S 3 V ' , ' 0 4, ,S , , Z3 g yg. ,mf ' A3475 , M ,X ' z -4315 ' - 1- 4 'V f Q M fi, ,f 1' Qi ' .f df , .. --1 4 ,,, X ,- 4 V ' , ' ' f sr 11 4, ,, ,f 2 v 1 f f f My H, f 4x44 25fi,Q, ,. M fx, Kr v, V1 , ,, . ,, . ,VA 'X W ,, ,fi ,i9'm- f '4 4, ' s ff , ,, g y, '..,,?, T , B 1 S ' ,, J v.,v,-,3-1,7 Rho.: V, N . ,, ffl- Q, . vfayow if-A ,.5' A : ,,.33,::,4gwe9 V,-,ar , 13,1 r .fr- ' ,,A- - p , , - , .,,.. -s 14,5-W Q ,Z X , If ,, X! , X . pf , ', 5 , ' ., f, L2 ,f-Ay ,', . . Q :Q , ' ' ' ff 5: ' . 4 , f X wwt -, f f X 'f , W., f , V f . sf., W 1 of ,i ff ff' , ' 1 . ' f , 1? ,Q M45 , N473 ' f if Y t 'rw ,f 'N fl t , I N .- ' we fl.-,Mr vm 2 711 4 1 'U - ' ? 1 ,W A 1, -v 4 MM! .1 A y 2, X L, 2 .A :L Z ,R -1.1, 1 , -rf, I 1. 'MJ ., vx. ' f af . 0 f 1 . Xa, , 1 , V 3 x ,, V, ,Q , tc 1 tg? 0' lbs.. f .- , , , f . tigers, :Lf ,: iff, f - . lg ' 'W' 2 - , V, rf. ,, W I ww, 4,3 I f wvf if A, . ., Q Y 4, ff ,ff 1 I f A 5 , f- 'EC' 1 f N, I ,z rf' . 4 -f I , f f X ,Y X 'ffik X I V, A , HW, , 'V X mNs.s , w wf Q, A ,,,X EW so W S 'S' f tn, If 2: f ' s ,, S -, 45.-f , ,fffw-KN, X t, ROW 1 - Elizabeth Reed, Ronald Wilson, Richard Barrera, lim Robinson, Bill Evans, Pat Todd, Eugene Van Vleck ROW 2 - Freda Iohannsen, Clifford Capps. Earl Dorsey, Roy Stagg, Gerald Iohnson, Ray Parker, Robert Chaney ROW 3 -. Sally Douglas, lack Coffey. Thomas Iones. Unidentified, Larry Blunt, Thomas Ibarra. Vicki Genicke. ROW 4 - Iulie Valdez, David Huls, Bob Lumhy, Ann Miller, Donna Lawless, Don Sileslri. Georgia Clapper ROW 5 -. Edna Burmett, Ned Hill, Carol Bunch, Bonnie Blum, Earlene Preston, Wayne Sharp, Ella Hamilton. ROW 6 - Audrey Stutsman, Deva Agro, Marilyn Smelser, Roberta Oliver, Roberta Henderson, Bruce Dailey, Ronald Stegman .....42.... SOPHOMORES - .5 L ,g .-an 'I .. 'lf' , -7' , :r C v tif' ' N' ',, I A t X Q, 613' X 'ax -s 'f l ,Q QQ g 'ft rr O! fi E , 4 x A is Ax A X 2 C yy . , C .Q w M y 'I C E XD' Al ,, x f -xl x W I N 40' ' a. f lvl ' - ' G N B s ,. 4, .C , '11 J 1 4' Vi,:,f V' . ,i - - ' ,rl - 1 ,.. , f , ' l .' K V ' ' A ... Y . w, Q A 4.4 I Q 1 ' 1 1 t : ' ' fi ' , ibm, ' A H A 1 . 1 - Q, -fy . I . g K, ,' , K -W is V-iq tl - ,xx Ji is V . us r J 'nw' L, Rn R n w ,V , . 1 REQ' , C ,I 3, , , I I. , ,4 ' ' . Q , - t r i-Q. ' I v--u. M 1, 3' k Q . . -f- rt 2, . , 3-'D v A 4, 6 wk - K Q jwx 1' .- .,, -si X f Q.1 x 1 I f 1 y if .- .f L, ,L 4' T' T, 5 - VV' V X - ,K Q . 1 if ,df 1 , X'-avr' ' C 4 Nic- ::11.....:u-nun rg: - y 13 l ? , .3 V -, , I .a ,.. , , - 4 - we ' , ' ' S75 , , 'J .... v -A 'Q C Q L' i P 3 ' ' P l ff A ' P ' Mt., t 4 R ,sf , ' X f J I Q., - All X K CI ca Q ff' , .1 - l, ff' 3 ff' ' fs.: if f- -A 4 , K, , I . I -vm XIX- I - '. lr.-,r 1 ,, i 4 . 'R I ff ' ' 'Q:::: ff' . . :.EEE. MH ROW 1 - Richard Iewell, Charles Dorrel, Rosalie Bush, Fred Pope, Ienny Doyle, Sue Davis, Deva Baccalo HOW 2-Bob Arnold, Robert Fellers, Mary Minqrone, Clarence Remis, Carole Westlund, Anita Mullen, David Blatt ROW fi --- Charles Grady, Virqil Iones, Iames Hall, Virqinia Hayes, lim Meyers, Rosemary Abbolito, lean Mahurin ROW 4 - Carl Cantrell, Carolyn Amone, Donna Parrish, Iames Marshall, Gary Pfeifer, Patricia Stone, Roland Blaine ROWS' flyleen Daucxherty, Dennis Wilson, Charles R. Smith, Hichard Anderson. Loretta Manqiaracina, Iosephine Morreale, George Hopwood HOW 6 W- Willa Bearce, Iohn Stevenson, Mickey Boyer, Rose Marie Nicotra, Pete Gomez, Mary Katherine Manqiaracina, lla Hays .'Kuf SOPHOMORES , ,-..,....m.. ROW 1 -- Dorothy Chinn, Ronnie Krokroskia, Don Ayers, Mary Brocato, Iuanita Myers, Iuanita Lopez ROW 2 --- Wesfle Woods, Max Dohn, Iames Cloe, Charles Misner, Tommy Spears. Rose Caruso ROW 3 -- Anna Marie Fontana, Robert Osborn, Eugene Landes, Iames Boyle, Eloisa Alvarez. Harlene Buzan Wwy MW IW jj 1 f ,J Q ff? ,f V . M Q5 ' 1 Yr CCN M!! W ,WL xl QM K X .n44r, n C n Ji V .1 SOPHGMORES ,,,.u 4 S-1, 1 ' 1 ,g-xx ,vw .4 ,1 ii as QQ Y xvixxxs fs' 'Y B A . X '53 E .Xa f,-- 'W I: .fu-. , N ' x Q, , C X ,,- g yi- 'bl ' -'-jg' ' X ' 'M W' V- -1 W , fi 5 , 5 A -Ng:-'Y' C X ,. i 'YN , 5 K- wt., A A aee A- x, gfgifi ' .. ,. C . A ' 5 I-1 l Qigai I 9 Q' ':,fl C cr an 2 I V A ilxlf E ' , b . akfzj? w if g Q , M.. I 6 . A! y-J Q , ?h . A L I ' X 'L t 5 V3 W ' Ji 'S , x .1 'L-L, ' vi ge up , , Q PM Q :L-Q-:J ' V4 lc N ff 5 'Ziff ,Y , I wg' y 'J L J ' ,-1 X , ' ,.,,, A if 4 X ll l CX I R R R H OW 1 - Charlotte Campbell, Don Meade, Irene Faulkner, Bill Niswonqer, Mary Watts, Barbara Boyd, George Watson OW 2 - Gay Richeson, Iohn Brown, Marvin Savaqe, Audrey Damron, Lynn Cross, Angeline Corsenlino, Cecil Vandewalker OW 3- Richard Iaqen, Laun Cremenn, Pat Holiman, Barbara Miller, Theresa Losapio, Charles Comslock, Harold Schirlls OW 4 -- lean Rupe, Iames Olinqer, Unidenlified, Cecil Vandewalker, Angeline Pascuzzi, Richard A Alexander, ald Douglas V ' ty: Q, K , f , , ,I A I I 1 X fff,,, My . , , , . Q K ' k , vi- I if 1. K, ff ,J 1 , A i L Q 1 fy ' vt' --45-- FRESHMEN f , . ..,f 7 3 ,, ,k . . B . A rif -1 if , X ROW 1 - Gay Richeson. Eugene Shwert, Eiiie Vermillion, William Ferguson, Steve Baker, Fred Baity ROW Z - Kenneth McManis, Petrina Toia, Betty Io Allen, Unidentified, Nancy Harris, Ieanette Shields ROW 3 - Lola Williams, Diana Cassata, Martha Stowers, Mary Wilcoxon, Theresa Bennett ROW 4 - Io!-inn Serrone, Shirley Mitchell, Iim Miller, Rosalie Wiley, Clark Iohnson, Lois Rauhut ROW 5 -- Wayne Stevens, lane Huls, Claude Pinqleton, Bernice Miller, Bill King. Margaret Edmunds ROW 6 - Georgia Meyers, Richard Overman, Rosalie Barber, Samuel Wright, Hazel Newkirk, Ioe Brocato -45- QR FRESHMEN 45 ' t ff c ' B N' . 7 - , SA1 .A 1 ,yy . R' ' , ' f ,....-v gif 1 env . My Q fx , A Q if , e L.: 5 Y 4 ,Q r ' I' 'K -' . , X n My 1 ,-,N I' 3 ti ,J .w g Aging, , , :ws y y, P L . , - ' 1 A V - ' X . ' - , .:.- .,, . I J, f N 'A.A' ' ' 5 f j .. tl id Eb. - it XX 2 . 7 :ss A Q' Li 'J ' 'iF , t N., 'f f f l :ff 1 M , , A , 4', f f , ,1.., z.. 1- V , as ' if A in . f - Q , L 9 N., if B -- L , ,f t -E i',. V , 1. . Cx ll W 4 ' - 1. it A' ' Ca yy t ,ga y f. ,' A' I A Ayr Q 1 it Y v X S - M. :ff-r Et - ' it 5, ,il f' ff ' :E ' ,' - 4 Q i ,Q ' A 'Q fr 4' 5 L A ROW I - Donna DuVall, Betty Io Perry, Elizabeth Webb, Patricia Snow, Elizabeth Prall, Edrey Portman ROW 2 --1 Marvin Burton, Virqinia Trimble, Clayton Green, Mary Ann Barletta, Unidentified Elizabeth Ethinqton HOW 'E -- Pauline Willouqhby, Euqene Tosatto, Viola Garamillo, Ronald Dierking, George Haste, Mary Hundlcy ROW 4 Richard Brasher, Sherman Haynie, Norma Maycock, Ioyce Fiser, Robert Dillard, Patricia Lane RCW 5 - Date- Pickerxnq, lack Tadlock, Betty Merriman, Tom Radcliff, Beverly Stone, Leroy Shaw BO'-f'V 6 fftrfwlr lout'-N, Charles Forqey, Unidentified, Glen Anderson, Myrtle Tracy, Carmeline Nt, -47- FRESHMEN E i ROW 1 - Gary Robb, Iesse Aguirre. Betty Sanderson, Ierry Frisby, Margaret Chase, Bonnie Hohl ROW 2 -- Carl Vochatzer, Gerald Lane, Iudith Iones, Glen Anderson, Iuanita Ferguson, Patricia Wells. ROW 3 -- George Norman, Mildred Lewis, Tommy Green. Paul Meade, Billy Frey, Thomas Timberlake ROW 4 - Ted Ledbetter, Thomas Edwards, Gerald Bever. Shirley Pryor, Necia Scott, Doris Smiddy ROW 5 - Richlard Moffet, Eddie Sandridqe, Mary Kruse, Eudina Baggio, Tony Brocato. Beverly Peterman ROW 6 - Bertha Giarraputo, Robert Webb, Mary Sloan, Dorothy Iohannsen, Gerald Webb, lack Tarr F43- UNDERCLASSMEN lr' M 'h-a- i' gf 3 .. 1 .qi Q ?T 'l 'T 4,714 f P fi fi ILM' 17 1' 4. H f RCW l V Viola Vanderpool, Armando Aquilar, Dee Patrick, George Duncan, Dwaine Loomis, Patricia Trammell HOV! 2'-Howard Gray, Fred Harmon, Keith Smith, Herbert Weitz, Dean Buckridge, Saletha HOW iwfPatricia Kitchell, Dorothy Lee Self, Pat Davenport, lean Thompson, Mary Castrogiovanni, Eddy Roflmon POW 4-- eliolwrf Sharp, Richard Allen, Iackie Craig, Mary Rupe, Ruth Schirlls, Patricia Smith, Larry flrnont- lin'-ff ri - Imam Helm, Marie Cuezze, Emery Saferite, Trinidad Enriqu-ez, Gay Hardman, Terry SFWVIITRUII Y-'f'fV+' -George DiGiovanni, Betty Io Ash, Evelyn Moorehead, Lyn Brasiield, Angelina Garcia, if 1 uziiluunnen. 'G ix.. UNDERCLASSMEN I 1 V, .,,.7, . , .V , A r ,X , . W , l,v,.,l..:v , I I , I ., . . w ff ,f f W.,,m W , . . ,. 8, , , ,,, 1 Q . ,V , ,- Y A we mf, I V ,, , , y , f Q 5 ff I Lf,,,f , f , fa 3 , , . g ' ' Q, ' l, J, 1 , v' - , , 4 , 'X fx , -7 ff fe , f f . . ' v -, my f. ,f L, ,, , 1 ,. ' ,361 ' J' , , y f 1, f -, 4' Q V V . W ' jf Q 5 ,f '- , ' W ' D' f 'f ? 72 , W 3' , - iv ' 4 1 ',.:4:? ' .- 0' -. ,4 ' 'V f, , f,' ? I ' .- N ,f ,,,.- . , P I ,, ' ,, ' 4 x . , 1 , ff . , ' x 2' I f We V45 f f. WJ, .tim I ff -V t N'-f X Z Wfy 'V r -4 , f s my ,f Y f ..., f 0- .fwfyzf Y 5 .1 Af . . ,W W W- 'ff ws, J Qf. ' fsff , a ' .f -'AW We - . 1 'X u f-7 Mir ' , .f 9 ' NN f , , Q ' 'L ' - fa 4 it , fy W f , USN , ' H Q , ' V , , ' , , 1 ' , GJ. 1 , ' f 5 ,, 3, V, any , I N 't v 3, ,M dup , ' t, .,,, ,. ,,.. 1 .,.....,,4. ,,.. .,.,,- -' 1 ' V H W ff W ,, A ' X Q H V' -S X ' Mft-Sw-x '- .sv .. A ,vffwiff ,,.,' 'f 4 ,, , , - ' - 'f f . - f iff,-4? SZWV f , ' ff W ' PMG.-1 ' V n . ,W ,,f.,f ,. f ,f ,, X ,Vg 5 If ,, 650 , Q X f . , - ,gy ff -' W -,, . , '!,,.f,v 3' y mc , f -. mg - .. r gf, -. ww f Qs-f m ff -,f 1 .firms 5 X gf. X J. ,V ff-H9553 . . .Wux i VW! f , k I L I. , X V4 9 f W, , Y , 7 4. t 'V '- Z M ' 'p gs Z - Af 1' ,5 f- , Z '-1 3 ' .4 S- M ...jgw E .L I . f, I M I W , .,, Q, .X ,f n ,- . . J 'wx V ,fr - . Zwffgjpff X f 355. ned J , Q ,, V I. V, fm ,. ,V ,A 4, -ez, , Z5 -,fs :aw -c A , , - 61 W., I 1 Ay ,, , I - fff -:K 1-5 f - 4, ,. 4 , ZW E fy ,. fs 9' , ,sf J P wif V Z' ,-P i 9 - ' f 94 ev 'Ve Y? M M i s - f ff if --K f f V Si , .V -, f . f ,M .mm l 2- V ,- , ,, f sy, ,' 3.14: 1' f f Q , ts , , 1 if - Q ROW 1-Floyd Shotwell, Lannie Iones, Philip Arredondo, Dick Mulhollan, Florence Parnsh Calvin Rose ROW 2-Marilyn Tucker, George Davis, Carl Wright, Ruth Smith, Vivian Parrish, Earlena Pres lon ROW 3-Robert Stewart, Bob Sullivan, Lilly Breedlove, Margaret Gulley,Mariorie Baldwin, Harold Bullock ROW 4-Larry Brisbin. Bill Davis, Marion Ekiert, Betty Cline, Lila Stout, Donald Cofer ROW 5-Beatrce Brunson, Richard Overman, Betty Hemandez, Glen Nordlend, Neva Edwards Ronald Davis ROW 6-Albert Van Camp, Barbara Iohnson, Lawrence Owens, lay C' vvell, Unidentified, Doris Tharp . i x,-k r y . l . ,M rt 'GNN ,- A - .1 K V Ai A df., Qi, :if-Sky 5 UNDERCLASSMEN ,Q--H 5 v, Vs , , K , . ,- R 'S f C it ,..1,. 'fit -I' ' fl 5 T- -- -if A -4:17 f 1 Q 3' b , Q , 1 A 5 -vw , 0 Q, .: ,., ' -fp ,I-fix f u , V W? V ft x ld P S x F , A l 5 L, 9 L ' ' ' '-7 Q xx y -a x ' ' ' 3 ' run- fjf' N ,r .' .l t 'xl ' ' Y' f I - - at 1: ir .v Q - 4 ' , ' 1 i f . Er 'T ' , , L I N ! -Af , t t G , 'll' A- .LY X . ss ROW l-Barbara Richeson, Robert Glenn, Mary Brown, Marian Ferguson, Dyssie Willmon, Bonnie Landes, Patricia Odom. ROW Ze--Helen Thresher, Donald Hayes, Alice Slaughter, Alfonso Palmerin. Shirley Sargent, Nancy Linderstrom, Ioe Cobb. RCW 3-Alvin McGraw, Peggy McCaslin, Glen Brown, Wilma Goebel, Harry Cox, Melba Lou Asmusson ROW 4-Ioan McNamara, Sara Coop, Iohn Barelli, Vincent Saladino, Marian Cain, Curtis Shmabnrqar, Robert Dyer ROW' 5-f-Ronald Wheeler, Teddy Miller, Ioyce Adkins, William Kimzey, Henry Hurtado, Billy Sexton, Doris Banl-cs. NNW Seflloniel Soros -t, Lawrence Boyd, Norma I. Flack, Rosemary Hogan, Salvaiore Vazzano, l rmnic W1lc1' McFadden .-. l .i . UNDERCLASSMEN y l 1 i , 1 1 I I n I ROW 1--Phyllis Davis, Donna I. Hamilton, Unidentified, Iimmie Smith, Charles Vincent, Pat Shauqhnessy, Billy Kirkpatrick ROW 2--Mary Brown, Iay Dee Carpet, Teresa Raine, Ierome Smith. Maezel Iester, Lorene Eagen, Zelia Spencer. ROW 3-Wilbur Golf, Matilda Eckenrod, Patricia Odom, Alberta Clark, Robert McLaughlin, Wilda Craig, Teresea Iohnson. ROW 4-Mary Flood, Eleanor Kurtz. Mary Boyd, Leota Cole, Becky Purinton. Carol Anderson, Iudith Harris. ROW 5-Nora Lamb, Emestene Nichols, Margaret Willis, Marilyn Cooper, Sandra West. Shirley Basham, Unidentified. ROW 6-Terry Long, Betty Hogan. Luther Blackburn. Iohnnie Bailey, Wayne Iohnson, Pansy Iackson, Melba Curtis -52- UNDERCLASSMEN l ts' , , , - W f 2 V X . ' . S ' 'f if' 'G' ' T. C 53 -fi . ,Q 1' ' . 7' X li 3 .. .X 4 :Eglin Q T I .1 2 X V N , Ll T1 , - X, e, , 1 , wt . . ,a nfl ir- A , 1 fr ll so Q, an w Wuf- , r x 'W 1,4 ,Qt at as V' 'V' ,I if 3 ' WGN. yn.. 'VVS - A Y 1 . 'Q , i'f ., 1i i' It Xl ry.: .3 - , '23 A 5 'Y' i , l t - 1 J ? ffl ' I I-it nd? . ROW lflfrank Shultz, Ilm Vochatzer, Bill Thompson, Doris Grady, Martha Pearson, Mike lVlcNurlin. Iohn Rogers. ROW 2--Howard Gray, Fred Harmon, Keith Smith, Herber Weitz, Dean Buckridge, Screltha McDonald, Frances Toia HOW 'lf--Torn Cross, Sandra Larrison, Betty lVlcZegle, Shirley McCaslin, Raymond Davolt, Unident- ilied, Harold Bell. POW -1---lrvne Smith, Emma Van Vleck, Larry Bronfman, Wayne Maston, Marjorie McLaren, Carol Shfimhow, Peqqy Spencer HOW 5--Iohn Allen, lohn Fuqate, Iames Crownover, Ramona Mora, Ella L. Chinn, Gerald Henderson, Franklin Braslielcl. NOW 6-els-an Stehman. Clihord Guey, Kathryn Davenport, Arthur Busby, Billy Gregory. Carol Sue Thorpe, Nancy Brown. IQ ... JJ i UNDERCLASSMEN l l Wm . , X -A ' 1 V. f I S ,X K 1 K, ' f ',, 11 , EM, - '-my , A, , W' V 1 swf' i f ' 1 , v f f . , 'Xf,. 4 X Q ,- f- ,Q ,ffrx ff A , .,4 f 1' , ggf M -an N545 rf..,f' 5, , Q ff-'wf,,,-7 , fb f ff f .V v f t f , W ,Ffa t,,,, A, ,t t .f V H 2 , . pq I M' If W 9 -tf .+ ' , - i, 2?12fC..Q,.,.,,,,,g f ','fA fi . AK f ,f,',f,f if mg! X , , v limi in QM K 1 :gi fe w' 446' , X M .,,v-1 5,013 W-W wow L, 5 sa ff! War- ff pff! f v i! if X 'Mo ROW 1-Charles McCorkendale, Edna Ortwick, LaVern Cox, Floyd Hugill, Della Robb, Wayne Griffin, Robert Frank. ROW 2-IoAnn Bent, Helen Branson, Donna Sample, Kent Perry, Parilee Riley, Orville Halstead, Emily Palmerin. ROW 3-Iay Dee Carper, Thelma Roland, Cleo Slape, Vivian Cannon, Dian Martin, Bob Flai- schacker, Buddy Maupin. ROW 4-Ianice Iones, Kenneth Brown, Iudy Lehman, Steve Garcia, Barbara Parks, Bob Purinton, Rosa Bishop. ROW 5-Hilda Greenawalt, Dyssie Willmon, Wanda Ferguson, Rosemary Hogan, Walter Ropcl-te, Iohn Ledbetter, William Kimzey. HOW 6-Betty Hogan, Steve Baker, Gail Bell. Richard Hodge, Iames Keeler, Donald Nichols, Ierry Dutcher. 154.. ,...1 1 I x I i I l V N 1 f 1 Q x i 1 I 1 , Na-vi mv I F -x . , , ww- - ,1-M, L..',f.,g, HZ ' V ..,. .W -1- P '-f' .,,. . ' lf' , f.-f-. 7, -.1 A 1. - k im-.v-3 .1 . .-., , , - -V N: fi-m v'-ft l 'Z -'Qf': 'i2-441EF7? 5' Pi hgfffw - --519549 - - 'ff ' f' ' ' ' 'f ' ' '-' ' I ' . -f-rf. .-rv---.-v-v---if-W -----V f- - - Y-.Y Y... ..., A .. v Z, h ,- mf 4.7-.5s?4.fpf!.!fvlu Qt. LP t h . , K z: ,f V . L , - 1 ' FJ fb , r f , A ,A . V . -I V K I V- s s ' v f- 'W f - ,.. W ,, , H 4 i I 1 N L ,u ku V I 5 : .1 w- .J-an-x..r-.-H+ sz-'2-.1 .a Pin Nw' -hd Usxanhvn ?.b1'llIMu'! SKk.- 1. 1 un.-urn: 4' C ' -- f'- fs--1-T 1-Lf-f',1-:,,:g-,' ,4 - - , - - - .- . -V V -: F - - . 'Y , 1 ,H .. .,.,..., .,. ....f..--L..w...1,..,4....v..L1,,..,.,,.,,,,?,w,A,,hk.5.Ew:!:,.M , N.- 43502, ,Rigs , --,5,,, ,Z?,ZLw,l S,-,KR -n F ' E H W if X B as us. l . 'fl an ., -of ax-an -L. -1-Mb. W ' 'LIL' ?',.x 'l32S77v-JV 1, ,, K 7' 11.1.55- '.i'!-se1-'ffff ? a 'ip A '.wu4.vf-4f1f11-+- - ,mf 'A . . ,,,, -I ..,.....4-Y ,y. ff ,, ,, . , ,H , .- rairfsl TF rex '- H '11 swf- f gm' -4 15, Agixwm ,L ,A j 7x1 STUDENT LIFE ,j ,f ,f ' Off, ,f gg, , ,fr 1, I I 0 V, , I ry ,7 W f be A 2, W M HK egg mgxfmi is Iunior Officers Sophomore Officers President ......................,......................... Drew Shafer President .................,,.,................. Carmelita Davis Vice President ..... .......... C harles Blea Vice President ..... ....... B ruce Dailey Secretary ......... ..... I anice Henderson Secretary .,,,,,,,, ..... B arbara Miller Treasurer ........... ...... R Obert Iudqe Treasurer ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,, R alph Keys Sergeant-at-arms .... lack Pesnell Serqefmi-Cli-C11'mS ----- ---- I- GUY Blum VARIOUS DAILY TASK S I I- CLUBS AND SOCIETIES n 1' ' I 1, , , , rf I, 9 if A 1 - I V ,lf fy' Af. fb R AAI' liffl' A ,I V ' !'lf, ' ,J ' If 1' C I 1 N II IM' If 'L IT IS IN FUN-PLAY-LITERATURE-DIGNITY WE PARTICIPATE IN OUR ORGANIZATION .. 59 - n --is --. ,1 ' , P ., ' -w '- ' - -- ' - - -- -W' - f- - x -ge - . . 1, , 4 A S . .. ,, .V. tr, - BENTONIAN LITERARY SOCIETY William Walmsley Shirley Studyvin Alma Studyvin Mausetta Stark -50.- Pat Fletcher Betty Io Goebel Lorena Green Shirley Grossnickle Lazaro Marquez Robert Osborn Iack Pesnell Freddie Remis Sherril Hays Ianice Henderson Teresa Loscxpio Vera Moore Clarence Remis Drew Shafer Gus Siiuentes William Smalley Carol Quintard Valorie Rutheriord Mildred Sample Virginia Sloan lst SEMESTER OFFICERS Kimbeg-lin ,,,,A ,,,......... P resident 1 Brown ,,.,,, ,...,, V ice President Brazil ...... ......... S ecretary Studyvin .,,.. ...... T reasurer Jose-pn Wiercinski .,,..., ..,... S qt.-at-arms William Smalley .... ...... I-I istorian , . . . . . . .. ..- 1.-r.v4..m.-.-r,,,e. .. ,M .-... .,f.1.. -1-1-.ef,.1gr2g.1 X ., ,Q1.5,-.q6,5,,iy,,1,.h,5x,gul-d:gi,uLxi?. HF:xijhaya-Aikvagwgv-Ezbxhtzz .vkggugriiiq-, wh. Y 2.5.-Nj-V -M J av W :H Aw BENTONIAN LITERARY SOCIETY Charles Blea Larry Blunt Charles Bowman Monte Brown . Carol Askew Elizabeth Barelli Mary Blaclcbum loAnn Brazil Tom Culver A Don Forsberg Charles Grady Kenneth Grady W Dorothy Chinn 0- Pat Cummings Barbara Darr Carmelita Davis Billy Hollar Robert Iudqe Ralph Keys Iohn Kimberlin or - If- J 2nd SEMESTER OFFICERS x President IoAnn Brazil Vice President B. Fred Bemis Ar lm' Secretary Vera Moore Treasurer Lazaro Marquez Sql atsarms , A A , Billy Hollar u L Hut ' by or ' H d Umm Iamce en erson ' A Marilyn Smelser Ioe Wiercinski Sponsor Miss Ruth Bird . ' ?f'!?ff5!!.?,i? ries -,f'g-:fag-1-f ec'::if'f::s1r. MANUAL SOCIETY OF DEBATE Ierry Norton Donald Noyes Frank Parcels Fred Pou Robert Simcox Dene Simpson Val Roy Smith Charles Whitteck Virgil Iones Mike Mandina Robert Martin Bill Norton In 1898 a group of boys who were interested in the promotion of high school debate. organized a society that was to become the oldest in the history oi Manual High and Vocational School. Since that time the ideas oi this society have changed somewhat but its principals are the same: those of good fellowship. good character, lair play and the ability to express themselves wisely. This society is called the Manual Society ol Debate. The M. S. D.'s have an alumni organization which is still closely associated with the active organization. Each year the Alumni Association has a banquet held always on December 26, the day after Christmas, unless this day falls on a Sunday. Among the alumni are many prominent men-men who helped model the shape of this City and who come lrom all parts of the United States and Canada. X By participating in the society's discussions a member gains confidence in his ability to express his own thoughts and ideas. The members of the Manual Society of Debate feel that it they have accomplished no more than this the Society has well repaid their efforts and given them the consolation of knowing that this society has been an inspiration to its members. The Manual Society of Debate has as its sponsor. Mr. Glen Redtord. The Society's motto is No one is wise alone. The Manual Society of Debate is the brother society of the Athena Literary Society and through the course of a year many ioint meetings are held between the two organizations. -52- MANUAL SOCIETY OF DEBATE I,L 1 flfl Carov Charles Chaney 5 . -svn. Kenneth Clme George Cohn lack Crawford Ioseph Crosby Bruce Dailey Max Dohn Sidney Fiser Charles Gagqcns Paul Gomez Iames Hayes Gerald Iohnson It 1 z fgfff Bill Evans, Albert Becerra, Ioe Acosta, Mike Ash, David Perdue, Glenn Reed, Richard Hor- ton, Roland Steqman, Albert Fuqua, Ray Fer- nandez, Charles Hamilton, Don Ellis, Dale Clevenqer, Harold Schirlls, Iohn Brown and Clifton Foster -- No photographs. lst Semester Officers President . Dene Simpson Vice Prf-srflfrnl Charles Gagqens Sz-. rr George Cohn T tr Mike Mandina 1 r' David Perdue lacl-c Crawford o, ri M X. in fr Qt X w--- fy e -1 ----- , .AA Mr. Glen Redford Znd Semester Officers President ,s , Vice-President .. Treasurer , Secretary Sergeant-at-arms Reporter . , Iames Cantrell Charles Gaqqens Bill Norton .. Don Noyes Fred Pou Charles Hamilton ATHENA LITERARY SOCIETY Ioan Waters l Kay Brunson. Helen Stubbs ....,.. Lucy Lopez .,.....,....... Ioann Nelson ....... Beverley Heath ,..,.. Miss Carr Alice Barbosa ...... Mary Espino ..... - 64 - Norma F ullbrlght .....,, Hazel Markle Ruby Neely Alice Barbosa Ina lane Dyer Eloisa Alvarez Ioann Nelson Norma Fullbrlght f 1 I 1 - I f l 1 1 .xi I Beverley Hcatn ' ,' 'MV'-' W f B A Q H I Mary Esplno Nancy Snltker Charlene Miller Lucy Lopez Margaret Cyrus Katheryn North Iuanita Myers Sara Gaggens Mary Ann Romesburg Helen Stubbs ' Martha Walsh Iulie Valdez Bertha Castaneda - President Vice-President Treasurer Sgt.-at-arms . Parliamentarian Chaplain Secretary No Photograph Martha Walsh Beverley Heath Katheryn North Alice Barbosa Sara Gaqgens Ioann Nelson Lucy Lopez , .,. ,. v -.-. -- - . STUDENT LIFE 5 15323 : mf Clean up crew after Athena farewell party May, 1953. ,, X 4 iifi ffgfe wi 51-. ,, if his C ,ii x 2 , 4' fiffifie Clean dishes. clean sink, clean girls. clean future homemakers Boys, what more do we want! ,, .-. .. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS ASSOCIATION is an organization oi The Future Homemaking ot Manual High and Vocational School charm and wisdom. IVlanual's girls are invited to become members only by being enrolled in the nutrition and clothing departments. The attractive feature ot the club is its membership in the national chapter in Washington D. C. To this chapter Manual's F. H. A. contributes 20 per cent ot its annual dues. ll the chapters in the United States, Hawaii, and Alaska assemble for Once a year a a convention. There are banquets, teas, lectures, and many opportunities in developing a girl's interest in planning and serving attractive meals. She learns to dress and sew according to her specific needs. Her home becomes a place ot adornment and pleasure. Membership brings honor to the girl and much credit to her school. lst Semester 2nd Semester Iewel Mahurin ................ President ............,,,, Virginia Sloan Kay Brunson ............ Vice President .,,,,,,,,,,, Alice Barbosa Pai Fletcher .................,.. Secretary .,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,, Patsy Wright Charlene Miller .......,...,.... Treasurer ,,,.,,,.,,,,,,,,,. Iulie Valdez Katherine Donnelly .... Sergeant-at-arms .... Catherine Vogel Laura Iean Donnelly ........ Critic ........ Laura lean Donnelly G901'qltI Cldpper .......,..., Historian ,,,,,,,,,,,, Georgia Clqpper Katherine Donnelly ........ Reporter .....,.. Katherine Donnelly Miss Hughes PRIZE WINNING TABLE SETTING ,fv--., 5lI!ts-Q... H ' Www, ffyfsso so Table setliriq Cows-slorils woro Sliorry Vxfisolorri, Dorothy Cliirm, IOAITIII Nelson, Novo Shrye-r cmd Norriio Wilsori. Miss Ammo E. Hughes, siiorisor, arid Sherry View with pride, the liirzuijf ol sirnplo silver, qold- bond Cliirio, fungi ol?-'rr iQFfa'5I'Il ozi ivory lizioris. Hfrll Brothers cirzfiiifgi-id iii-Q oozilesi for all Senior Hifgli School food :losses oi Korisos City. Mfzmifrl ei:-:frlts Error w'li',lIrf Horiiorzioksrs xllffif 'ZI1 C3211 si7.f'fiii31 f F ...-. F .1 V SCRIBBLERS in. Row 1-Alice Barbosa, Rosetta Cipolla, Rosie Madrueno, Vera Moore. Shirley Irw Row 2-Hazel Markle. Pat McCune, Elizabeth Barelli, Barbarc: Darr. Mary Blackburn. ROW 3-Drew Shafer. Beverly Heath, Fem Bettis, Doreen Carper. Miss Chase lst Semester 2nd Semester Marilyn Miller Io Ann Brazil ....... ....,,... P resident ........ Marilyn Miller ...... ...... V ice Pres. ..........,....... Nancy Malaponte Martha Walsh ..... ........ . Secretary ...... Shirley Kellingsworth Freddie Remis ......... ...... T reastirer ...................... Lorena Green Charlotte Warren lst Semester Smit.-at-Arms ..,.......,,.. No one 2nd Semester Elizabeth Barelli ..... ......... P resident .. ....., Vera Moore Drew Shafer ......... ..... V ice Pres. ...... ........ B arbara Darr Barbara Darr ....... .......... S esretary ....... ....... A lice Barbosa Alice Barbosa ..... ........ T reasurer ........ ...,.. E lizabeth Barelli Rosetta Cipolla ...... ....... S gt.-at-Arms ..... .......,. D rew Shafer Pat McCune ....... . Reporter ......... ,...,... R osetta Cipolla lst Semester 2nd Semester Ianice Henderson .......... President ..... . ........ Esther Wright Sara Gaggens ........... . Vice President ........ ...... F elicia Medina Betty Io Goebel ......... ,..... . Secretary ..... Esther Wright ........ . ..... Treasurer .... . Ieane Satteriield Betty Io Goebel Valorie Rutheriord Felicia Medina ..... Sgt.-at-arms George Cohn , ,.,, ,,,,, . .. Reporter ..... ...5g.. Annette Cambiano SCRIBBLERS E 2 1 . , , ,S , .,s-1 A-3 f' ROW 1 -- Mary Espino, Helen Stubbs, Nancy Malaponte, Pat Cummings, Charlene Miller, Bertha Castanada, Shirley Kellingsworth. ROW 2 - Miss Zula Chase, Marilyn Miller, Pat Fletcher, Martha Walsh, Norma Fullbright. ROW 3 -- Margaret Cyrus, Iolinn Brazil, Lorena Green, Charlotte Warren, Fred Remis. i ROW 1 - Valorie Rutherford, Betty Io Goebel, leane Satterlield, Iessie Griggs, Ruby Neely. HOW 2 - Hortense Perez, Felicia Medina, Iosephine Nieto, Mary Lou Kimrey, Esther Wright, Sara Gagqens. ROW 3 - Vera Mae Moore, Darlene Houts, Ianice Henderson, Dot Medlin, Carrie Mae McFarland, George Cohn. MANUAL FORENSIC AND DRAMATIC LEAGUE ROW 1 - Alma Siudyvin. Elizabeth Barelli. Vera Moore. Marilyn Mllier. ROW 2 -- Shirley Studyvin. IoAnn Brazil. Ianice Henderson, Char- lene Miller. ROW 3 - Drew Shafer. William Smalley, William Walmsley, Charles Bowman. M.F.D.L. members have their lun. .... 70 ..- SPECIAL ACTIVITIES Q1 Mr. C. B. Means deserves much credit for his effective adrninis- ?f'r'X - . tration of ticket sales for Annie Get Your Gun . He was qraduated F' f S. from C. M. S. C. at Warrerisbura, Missouri, and the Colorado State College of Education of Greeiy, Colorado. He was in administrative work at Hiqqinsville, Knobnoster and Pleasant Hill before coming Mr' C' B' Means to Manual three years aqo. Mr. Means is now teaching Common Learninqs. SCHOLASTICAE CENTUM . 1 Q Mrs. Valentine -rt, K qv i Of p I ,K A I' 3'-gy 'Ili ROW 1 -. Wilma Puckett, Betty Io Goebel' Ina lane Dyex, Helen Stubbs, Ioann Nelson, Martha Walsh. ROW 2 - Marilyn Miller, Anna Marie Fontana, Sara Gcrqgens, Shirley Studyvin, Dorothy Chinn, Lucy Lopez,. ROW 3 .- Hazel Markel, Teresa Losapio, Ruby Neely, Carmalita Davis, Charlene Miller, Mrs. Helen Valentine. -71... 51.5,-4 .4831 r 11, 5 11.4 wwf ,f sy-ur ,i f,5q M. T 4- ,-' r 44,1 ', 'ff - -'4 e'f-ftsvasvu M 3-., mar' 1 I STUDENT COUNCIL if yy ff , W! ff, ,fy ,f f fakzif 57 , ALTERNATE REPRESENTATIVES arlene Miller, Bill Damewood, Tom lst Semester Altemate Representatives-Bob Suddath, Ch Culver, Ianice Henderson, Annette Dolce, Ronald Wheeler, Louise LaBruzzo, Howard Lightfoot, i l F k Carol Iohnson, Steve Garcia, Alberta Clark, Glenn Norland, Lorena Green, Georq-a Woodal , ran Goiohn, Donald Keeney, Bill Norton, Virginia Sloan, IoAnn Nelson, Mary Mangiaracma, Ella L. Chinn, Robert Southem, Ernest Landes, Gus Siiuentes. Lazaro Marquez, Theresa Bennet, Lupe Garcia. 2nd Semester Altemate Representatives-Lyn Brasiield, Ella Lou Chinn, Bill Hollar, Ioann Nelson, Lorena Green, Fred Pou. Elizabeth Ethington, Sidney Fiser. Iohn Kimberlin, Richard Miles, IoAnn Marotta, Petrina Toia, Gene Kearney, Charles McCorkendale, Ronald Dierkinq, Bernice Miller, Fred Remis, Ioyce Fiser, Virginia Barletta, Dorothy Chinn, Fred Pope, Frank Goiohn, Billy Thomp- son, Donald Keeney, Iudy Lehman, Mary K. Manqiaracina, Russell Vogiel, Tommy Green, Ernest Landes, Richard Martin, Clay Green, Frank Cucchiara, Sandy West, William Rose. .... 72 .-. Sponsors , l c Q 5 n OUSOTS STUDENT COUNCIL A. H A ff' 5 . N TC' , f x ' , K 1 Jw P I A .r ,Q V, ix I It I z 45 ' v' . ' I 5 , , 4 t S ' , P P . eg 1 x N ' if E '17 A ,N 5 i , ' L. '1 f L X in 154- A Lge Q' :nies , A. 1 5 U Q53 D' L Q1 X R R . ' is 'L.......... . REPRESENTATIVES FIRST SEMESTER REPRESENTATIVES-Bruce Iohnson, Margaret Cyrus, Francis Frechin, Billy Hollar, William Walms- ley, Virginia Barleta, Bennie Payne, William Smalley, Fredah McKenny, lean Rupe, Bruce Dailey, Bob Simcox, Rosella Ruggero Donna Sample, Sal Vazzaro, Beverly Peterman, Lucy Lopez, Sara Gaqqens, Mike Goodman, Ioe Wiercinski. Bob Lumby, Fred Belk, Ioann Pascuzzi, Iohn Kimberlin, Jewel Mahurin, Keith Smith, Carol Ienninqs, Lila Pryor, Den- nis Wilson, Robert Iudge, Carl Vochatzer, Carmelita Davis. SECOND SEMESTER REPRESENTATIVES-Cliiiord Capps, Iames Crownover, Lynn Cross, Iim Bumqamer, William W'almsley, Martha Walsh, Ioe Crosby, Mary Ann Romesburq, Ierry Norton, Charles Blea, William Smalley, Liz Barelli, Pak Smith, Valorie Rutherford, Pat Shauqhnessy, Bill Burclc, Carole Iones, Westle Woods, Helen Stubbs, Eddie , Teresa Losapio, Beverley Heath, Iirr. Cantrell, Ioe Wiercinski. Iames Kelton, Vicki Gen- Sanclridqe, Ronald Brown icke, Marian Cain, Iewel Mahurin, Nancy Snitker, Norma Fullbriqhk, Lila Pryor, Dennis Wilson, Betty Sanderson, Laz- aro Marquez, Ioe Cobb. -,-7j- l i Lili? .?f4-295:54 szf fe 25-sri-s ap- ,- Carol Askew Kay Ball Alice Barbosa Fern Bettis Mary Blackbum Charles Bowman IoAnn Brazil Kay Brunson Iim Cantrell Doreen Carper Rose Caruso Rosetta Cipola lack Crawford Margaret Cyrus Carmalita Davis Laura Donnelly Charles Estevez Patricia Fletcher SERVICE SOCIETY Anna Marie Fontana Don Forsberg Norma Fullbright Charles Gaqaens Betty Io Goebel Kenneth Grady Lorena Green Shirley Grossnickle Charles Hamilton Sherril Hays Beverly Heath David Helm Harmond Helm Helen Henderson Ianice Henderson Robert Iudqe Iohn Kimberlin Ernest Landes Lucy Lopez Teresa Losapio Iewel Mahurin Exie Main Mary Mangiaracina Lazaro Marquez Melvin Martin Charlene Miller Marilyn Miller Carrie Ann Mingrone Vera Moore Ioann Nelson Iol-lnn Pascuzzi lack Pesnell Lila Pryor Wilma Pucket Robert Ramirez Fred Remis Billy Rose Valorie Rutherford Drew Shafer Mary I.Serrone Robert Simcox Dene Simpson William Smalley Mausett Stark Alma Studyvin Shirley Studyvin Eugene VanV1eck William Walmsley Martha Walsh Ioan Waters Ioe Wiercinski Clyde Webb Charlotte Witter 6 3 2 1 I 3 I I 1 I .-74... Z I I I I ,Lf I , I I I I I I I I I I I I I ROI doz Mil RO Ma V04 RO Ca: Va: RO Me RO ue: NC Mil Gr Arn Wi Mc Pa Ro Ge Ro Mc Bil Dc Po Lu 4- ww -,al-H. Y :,Z,,.,.T..l . .4 ., Q,'Qv'f 52 . , f','fl T K., ,U w rf it f. 1, , l A ,LV ,i0' . Q,w.Q:lg- W' 4, CRAFTSMAN STAFF 7' in Q AQ? at M22 2751 5 g it St? f ROW 1 - Pat Cummings, Vera Moore, IoAnn Marotta, Rosetta Cipolla, Lupe Men- doza, Bill Hollar, Lucy Lopez, Valorie Rutherford, Wilma Puckett, Ioann Nelson, Mary Miller, Annette Cambiano. ROW 2 -- Miss Helen McDonna, Charles Blea, Iack Pesnell, Shirley Irwin, Iewel Mahurin, Barbara Darr. Mrs. Kelso, Mausetta Stark, Shirley Grossnickle, Mary Vochatzer. ROW 3 -- Carmelita Davis, Gene Kearney, William Smalley, Hans Ettlinger, Doreen Carper. Pat McCune. Georgia VVoodall, Tom Situentes, Mildred Sample. Kenneth Van Wey. ROW 4 -- Hazel Markle, Ronald Brown, Robert Ramirez, Ioe Acosta, Bill Hayes, Mel Martin, Virgina Sloan, Charles Hamilton, Monte Ioe Brown. ROW 5 -- Ioseph Wiercinski, George Cohn, Floyd Shotwell, Drew Shafer, Gus Sit- uentes, Charles Bowman, Edward Taylor. NOT PHOTOGRAPHED-Ioanne Clevenger, Virginia Mae Barletta, Kay Ball, Richard Miles, Pat Merriman, Margie Eiclrholt, Mayann Green, Raymond Hawthorne, Pat Graham, Iosephine DiGirlomo, Charlene Miller, Esther Willkie, Iohn Zuniga. Arthur Arreguin, Mike Ash. William Smalley ,...,. ...,, . Editor-in-Chief .,.,.. .,..,. ...,..., , , , Billy Hollar Monte Brown ........,,,...,........,,...,....., Art Editor ,...,,, ,.,.., ,, , Carmelita Davis Pat McCune, Ioe Wiercinski ., ,.., ., ,. News Page Mel Martin tAssistant Editorl Rosetta Cipolla, Chuck Bowman t . Editorial Page Shirley Irwin, Virginia Sloan Gene Kearney, Barbara Darr . e . . Activities Page , Charles Hamilton, Charles Blea Ronald Brown, Iack Pesnell . Sports Page Robert Ramirez, Wilma Puckett Maugefgq Stark' Wilma Puckett Circulation Kay Ball, Floyd Shotwell Billy HOHUYI Drew Shafer M , Assignment , . Charlene Miller. Shirley Grossniclrle Doreen Carpet ..... . , Business Manager Valorie Rutherford Pat Cummings ---...y . , News Bureau Billy Hollar Lucy Lopez Anqwnw- , Exchange Editor . Annette Cambiano -75- 3 IU' ON 'fe ang iii Journalists Attend Clinic I-half, graph by Dene Simpson The above pictured people are iust a iew ol the Manualites who attended the Ioum- alism Clinic at Paseo High School Satur- day, September 26. Lett to right: Top Row. Mel Martin, Clarence Remis, and George Cohn: Bottom Row, Mildred Sample, Mau- setta Stark, Mrs. Mary Kelso, sponsor: and Carmelita Davis. FALL PLAY Leads in Annie Oakley Mr. R. Merrill Annie Get Your Gun , Man- ual's fall production, proved to be a qreat success. Mr. Robert Merrill directed a hiqhly competent cast in the fast-moving and highly en- tertaining comedy. Techincal crews under the guidance of Miss Leedy and Mr. Glen Iudkins added much to the show. Shirley Studyvin and Kenneth qiVGI1 SlTOf1fJ Support by the remainder oi the cast. Many new iaces were welcomed to MCII1L1CIl S Staqe, qiVi11Qf Dfomlsg of GQUUHY outskandinq production in years to come. .Annie Oakley ..... Frank Butler ........ Foster Wilson ...... Boy .............g... Little Girl ....... Iane .......... Mary ........ Mac .............................. CAST F OR FALL PLAY Shirley Studyvin Kenneth Grady Phil Blando Charles Blea . Rosetta Cipolla Barbara Miller Leah Moore Mel Martin Charlie Davenport ....,.. ....... G eorqe C0131 Dolly Tate ,.,,,,,,,.,,.,, .,,,,,,, A lma Studyvin Winnie Tate ,,,,,,,, ..,..... C arol Askew Tommy Keeler ,,,,,,, ,... I ohn Kimbellin Iessie Oakley ....... ..... P Gi Fletcher Minnie Oakley .......... ............. I oun Waters Little lake Oakley Claude Pingleton 176.- Mrs. Yellow Foot Grady were featured, and were Annette -Cambiano Buffalo Bill Cody ........ ........,.. D rew Shafer Mrs. Little Horse .... ,...... R oberta Oliver Pawnee Bill .......... Indian Dancers .,.....,.,.. Charles Bowman Iohn Norton, Carl Cantrell Chief Sitting Bull ......................,..... Iames Cantrell Man .............................. . ....... William Smalley Mrs. Sylvia Porter Ianice Henderson Mrs. Adams ............. ..... E lizabeth Webb Waiter ........ ..... G ilbert Sullivan Footman ..............,,....,.,,.,,....,.,,.,,,..,..,,.,,,,. Sal Piraro Hotel Guests, Party Guests: Phil Blando, Muriel Bowman, Ianice Henderson. Mary Kruse. Lucy Lopez. Pat McCune, Barbara Miller. Leah Moore. lean Rupe. William Smalley, Elizabeth Webb. 1 nr. 1 gg Q-msr I 'C ' . JN- 3. L 4 1 . 5 - sa., gg 3 'ff-'TE ,h 1' ,-. up e L Ri- ,. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY-1953 Mike Ponak, Floyd Hodge, Anthony Blcxndo, Wayne Tolleison, Roy Simpson, Gene Lumby, Mike Hutchens. Opal Watkens. Shirley Hutcheson. Alberta Mulhollcrn. Wilma Snitker, Shirley Young. Peggy Loe, Betty Chinn, Vivian Risuvalto. Ursela De Angelo, Angela Perniciaro, Rose Marie Losapio. .-.73 .. l William Smalley Shirley Studyvin Kenneth Grady Lucy Lopez Charlene Miller Clyde Webb Martha Walsh Norma Fullbright loann Nelson Mary Espino Franklin Bay Marilyn Miller Margaret Cyrus Pat Fletcher Kay Brunson Robert Ramirez Dene Simpson Helen Stubbs Iohn Kimberlin ,f Miss Elizabeth Pugh ff 4 7X fl wwf f Z2 HI Y MEMBERS . 2 4 w W! My f ij, . . 90 . , ' V X M-MW ff pn fix! X Y MCM, 17 ff :CF V1 l f . I Z Ls Iim Bumgarner, Robert Ramirez, Gus Sifuentes, Ray Fernandez. Lazaro Marquez, Robert Iudge. Bill Damewood, loe Chavez. Charles Blea, Bruce Dailey. Kenneth Cline, Iames Hayes, Charles Grady, George Watson, Henry Prieto, Richard Iewell. Ralph Spears, Ray Bengston, Donald Mead, Wayne Sharp, Earl Dorsey, Ronald Wilson, Dennis Wilson, Iesse Fuentes. Marvin, Savage, Gary Pteiter, Ralph Keys, lack Pesnell. Billy Hollar, Sam Crawford, Iim Cantrell. Hi-y Members Not Photographed Robert McLaughlin, Pat Shaughnessy, Billy Kirkpatrick, Dean Buckenridge, Ronald Dierking, Kenneth McManus, David Powell, Ted Miller, Ronald Wheeler, Robert Dyer, Bob Flaischacker, Iames Crownover, Keith Smith, Robert Southern. Ioe Cobb. BOY SCOUTS AT MANUAL DRIVER EDUCATION X. , f,.-.f.+-s.4,,4-W s 5 Q I .t gg , 'xg X H6 AR., 'fovsf' . ,.,.. .A,,,,... ..4., 5 , i ,i i A 3 VW . 1 M- vt? t it .Jf , 4' ., . 'BW' ,, , ' :Q-ff,- ' , mr. '- ww if .flifmyt A - ' ' Q. 1' ,f , f . ,I A ik. . ' it i 0. ,Q tx - The alert K A students watch cmd listen to an interesting teacher. P ' ' DRIVER EDUCATION 144 1 xx ,Z f X 4 -82- 4 - V NI twirl- YL P -Y: ,V.x,:- ,, Y 'Y -ir-. '.. ?g , A . - t , Y A M V A-,,,,,,g,Q 5-g51w95.sW -3 13-'A 1 -- . V r A DRIVER EDUCATION 4' Q5 . 4 , ,A .Er A+ 1711... I9 UN full! nr 5 af, , 3 ' 1- 4' V K' . if The lower picture teaches cr ridor's don'ts . Crowding in c: cur is poor ethical thinking. Be Considerute. A Q, N W5 Giza: fi: firxvmg Courf V fwf- u DRIVER EDUCATION Fred Belk, Richard Iewell, Bill Nortan, Patricia Barber, Mary Sallaz, Ieane Satteriield. Lorene Barber, Virginia Barletta. Annette Dolce, Kay Ball, Mayann Green, Ruby Neely, Esther Wright, Hugh Dewey, Dene Simpson, Edward Taylor, Iohn Zuniga. Ernest Landes, Steve Leon. Ioe Lopez. Muriel Bowman. Mary Espino, Norma Fullbright, Peggy Hughs. Nancy Malaponte. Carrie Ann Mingrone, Phil Blando. Charles Gaggens, Iames Wilhelm, Iewel Mahurin, Dixie Miller, Martha Walsh. Georgia Woodall. M. H. V. S. LIBRARY , Library assistants have many different duties assigned to them according to the needs of the library at certain times of the school days. Some assistants are mein- ? bers of the Service Society and others are Tap Row .. William Rose, Charles Bowman. working toward membership. Bottom Row -- Shirley Studyvin, Miss Bird, Vera Moore. First hour, William Rose goes all over the building distributing notices which remind s'l1lClGHTS Of OV91'Cl1lG 1300143 W1f1iCh ShOUld be T9- turned. Also, he prepares the books, checks in new periodicals, and shelves books returned to the library the previous day. Fourth hour, Clifton Guey stamps, files and marks the time on all library passes. lt is a busy hour and his work relieves the librarian of these duties in order that she may perform more reference and book work. This position was formerly held by Charles Bowman, who moved to California at the end of the semester. Sixth hour, Vera Moore types lists, files catalog cards, mends books, and puts labels on new books. Seventh hour, Paul Meade takes roll for the study hall in the library. Lila Pryor performed this duty the first semester. After school, Shirley Studyvin shellacs new books, distributes passes to the teachers' boxes, and helps close the library for the end of the school day. 184.- OUR SCHOOL BANK fd Mrs. Valentine, Lucy Lopez. Ioann Nelson, Carol Askew William Smalley, Clyde Webb I . .I , .rs 4b Mrs. Valentine Teller, Ioann Nelson Bank Sponsor TUESDAY - is stamp day. MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY FRIDAY ARE BANK DAYS A waiting line at the window of our school bank 1 :zvrfw . ,g 1 4 in. , M. H. V. S. BAND Q. gi Y STH I. mfg' JS Mr. Bianco Director Band Personnel Ray Bengtson, Douglas Bradley, Herbert Clark, Bruce Dailey, Ray Femandez, Norma Fullbrlght, Charles Gaggens, Sara Gaggens, Tommy Green, Charles Hamilton, Gerand Iohnson, Virgil Iones, William Kimzey, Denzie Kitchell, Vera Moore, Henry Prieto, Gay Richeson, Iim Robinson, Wayne Sharp, Floyd Shotwell, Gus Sifuentes, Tom Siluentes, Audrey Stutsman, Robert Sullivan, George Watson, Georgia Woodafl ..87... , D - Vai? yfwfr 5 F I 1 . . X , ..., , , ,, Y- - gs, , f., , M. ' ' s, ' ' 5- '35i'Qf':'E,.- WiEff,4x.ma6 Doreen Carpet MANUAL CHOIR Kenneth Grady, Charles Bowman, Donald Noyes, Iohn Brown, Charles Grady. Iames Blevins Tom Ibarra. Eugene Landes. Lorena Green. Barbara Darr. Betty Ash, Carol Gavin. Shirley Mitch- ell. Edna Bumett. Doreen Carper. Carol Bunch, Marilyn Smelser. Necia Scott, Teresa Losapio. Catherine Vogel. Marie Roloson. Rosella Ruggero. Pat Cummings, Mary Blackbum. Pat Fletcher. Harlene Buzan. Mausetta Stark, Virginia Sloan. Mrs. Ethel Hosman. MANUAL'S ODE l Hail to thee, our dear old Manual We would sing to thee Ch, a taunt of inspiration Thou wilt ever he. ll Whether near or tar from shelter Ot thy peaceful told, Dear old altar 'tts to thee our Yearninq fancies hold. - gg -.. MANUAL CHOIR Charles Gerald Choir Members - William Walmsley, Kenneth Cline, Charles Gagqens, Alexander. David Huls, Iames Hayes, Iohn Kimberlin, Clay Green, Hamilton, Elizabeth Barelli, Fem Bettis, Sherril Hayes, Helen Melton, IoAnn Brazil, Nancy Snitker, Carol Askew, Angeline Pascuzzi, Ina lane Dyer, Patsy Wright, Alice Barbosa, Carol Iennings, Charlotte Iones, Miss Marian Downing. Ill Glory, alory to old Manual! dlessinqs come to thee! Hearts and minds and hands so loyal All would honor thee. Chorus WCr'.,'ff the Crimson banner proudly, Mako its Colors alowf lhlffflllfllg praises singing loudly As onward ao? .-QQ-, Forgey, Richard Webb, Charles Alma Studyvin, Beverly Lyman, L s l i i 1 J 1 4 x I 11 A i 1 1 11 l 2 lt 1 l 1 I S RETIRING FRIENDS .1 Mrs. Nellie Eckles. a college graduate, a mother, and a teacher, has served us well. Before coming to Manual as a dressmaking teacher, and as an English teacher, she was superintendent of the home economics department at the Missouri State Fair. She taught at the lane Hayes Gates lnstitute many years. Mrs. Nelle Eckles 1-ler appreciation for the art of fine needlework, selection of harmonizing colors, and critical technic made her clothing classes attractive to many girls. We pupils admire her wit, wisdom and laughter among our daily lessons in the Classroom. For her wonderful philosophy of life, Mrs. Eckles will long be re- membered in many homes in Kansas City. To Mrs. Eckles, from your pupils, clothing classes, English classes, and study halls. Mrs. Ida Deal Mrs. lda Deal has been with the young people at Manual since 1931. She was matron until 1942 when she was promoted to as- sistant custodian. She was glad to stay at Manual to help because she has always wanted to be of service and has loved people. Forty-two years ago when quite a young mother of two babies, she was sole custodian of Francis Willard School. This duty gave her full charge of the heating plant and the cleanliness of the school. lt was this obligation met faithfully that instilled in her great unbounding love for children and young people. This has been Mrs. Deal's last year at Manual. She says, 1 have always been happy here. Mrs. Deal, accept this note of our appreciation of what you have done to make our school a good school and a clean school. We will miss you. .-QU.. I I I -- - - - . V A. - pushy.. 1 . S +1 X f I m u SJW MW I my wwf Vocational Education A whole h d 1135? o . X KRW ggi? x Oi S h o lb 0 'F wig d Q T P TE 3 5 hands E . is I ws Q5 oi so S Q EQQEQQP mx 0 ZW Nilfrf gig! Dj n 59 9j!iiLiZf:3J'pf,0 522522 fir- af Wx 535359529 i PRINTING DEPARTMENT i 1 Darrell Watson - Kluge Automatic Printing, fifth largest industry in the World is one of the most stable from the stand- point of employment. Stu- dents learn to set type, first by hand then on the linotype machines. In the pressroom they learn makeready, care and operation of modern high speed presses. Hand- ling and cutting stock, hind- ing, folding and stitching are also interesting phases of printing. Sam Dubln and Paul Zans - Power Stitcher -ggm AUTO MECHANICS Thomas Roberts and Phil Benson - Engine Overhaul 'G ffl: -va- .-.,.-W . vi Trcgxmed service min are essential to the cztutomottve industry. The Students use the tools Qt the tmde cmd operctte many types Qt testing Qqutprnent. They study the f3f,r1strt,1f:t1Qr1, offemtion, and servictmq at the fznltfoffxntotjtlff by disrrtcm- tlmg, fISSf?IIilUllTl'J, xyverfxtiom fmd fxdjust- Steve Leon - Front End Alignment 'lyq' ' 9' 'E 1 H A ' J f uf N---fiaazgmsnmw-Q.. , , 4:2 f fi:-are -Y-Lv .1.,'f1-Y-.v-4 X ' ' 1? . Y ,a-'wzzls--97.5-rx:-:F-E-1 ' fr.-.gf-fag-S1555 1,155 , :J -. ' r ' l- - ,,.. A 1 maya, Jfaxf. ,.,:-,?.-,. ',,-,.g HL, .23 N., 6 Huy, MACHINE SHOP 71 Ierry Finley - Surface Grinder -.f e- : 51:5 5 - 1'5 ' L'-: :1- Students learn to operate the machine lathe, the shaper, the millinq machine and other specialized machines. They develop the ability to produce finished parts from descriptions on a blue print or drawing. The machinists provides the tools and machines for the production ot industry. Dennis Flood -- Milling Machine -94- COMMERCIAL ART ' A- , 3' W -v r 2 , N ,gg M xt ,Q ,,-.-M New T' 6 S y , it if ,, gif ,gf ' X -.ww- ' J 3 'l .M K I ,J , Q its h f'?-za? ' ' 55 Q72 Wg' ' M l'1 i24 iii .,,' I ,Q--.1--L lj VZ' ' Iesse Orozco, Elizabeth Webb, Denny Phillips -. Fashion Drawings The commercial artist makes the advertising layouts and designs the products of industry. Students become faniihar with the principals of art. They have daily practice in black and white and color separation so that they can apply their latin.-,rledqe and slzll to the prcparafioxi of laj. ,uts and de' signs, to fi il 'i 'Y ir ihfiriiglrig needs Es-usp ' Lrzdustry. ' A 1 in 41. Anna Marie Fontana, Carmelita Davis - Poster Design UT. 1 J 1 . A , V ' V J Fiji?llfg-3'.5l'?.5!.':'2eg:1,f5':g-geeefa-::,-,.:51.3l.,,.,A.- .,1,,- ., ,, , V , COMMERCIAL DRESSMAKING L l F 5 I Loretta Mangicrracina, stitdhing cr crinoline slip. Erma Lou Williams making lining for her coat. ul Todd'y s trends forecdst future fdshions. Students develop the skill dnd dcquire the knowledge necessdry for the custom tdilor- lnq trdde, study the dlterdtion otnd remod- eling of qdrrnents otnd ledrn the correct pdttern drrotnqernent for cloth economy. Peggy Hughs tailoring cz run in cr skirt. , , , - Y . - , f G - - - P ei- - - fzzm. :,g-:ge , 3 ' v C -.2 Q--' '- ' . ww - w w 'v:f'Q'Qf ewsz+ssik1 '1-fFfrF'9f'ff'i -X-'f:ffFYZ:w -- f-f-4'-N-A --f -e - -. - - Q , 3 V Q Y- u, M. w. 7 f ,, .., , . -. . - --b A ...K k 5' - 'R 1 -fe-f,a4T -1 lf ', , -fr,--H f3 7.-. .f 71-.,'tgA,-W -- R. , -- , '- . f, Q wg ifafj'ltfay1'9.tsgezi:1gff A., ,1.,.-1g- 21:3-.,-'rf-:fi--122i-F:e 2F2'ff If Ef?' Tie? ' ': l': ?'1Tf.g'Q 532 1 1: 'f -1 'I af' V 233, - 'lf 'I SLN' 2 - .vin-.f-Q-sr-1.11 -'ini ,-L.-' ' -03.12-'::i2:'f'f:r-e 1?-'1+.2HS':' .1'L:'-A-'--if 1- 3 J W: .Q--,r.L-1442..1--1.-E'-124-L :si---. -'P f--1--- 1 V -- M ' mr ELECTRICITY Robert Dillard Power Control Panel r---v-'f-F-v. rrvnw - if ' Roland Blain, Iohn Simrell Radio Repair -97- CARPENTRY Hans Ettlinger, Don Guyer, Charles Misner Iack Hirst, Iames Claibourn, Ed- ward Taylor and Ierry Norton -gg- CABINET MAKING Storage Cabinet Glen Stevens Iames Bumgarner ff - 5.4g.' ',', V gf, H 3' ,f.f4Q2'mz:-v f.w:?1.v,Qf,am4wQ1,f.1,f...ift Q Cafeteria Table Harold Taylor, Bryon Weeks S3431-q V 1 .film .' 'Ll 31 'rf' -'pg' , :..f, gp .W . ,,,.,, , ., ., , ,.,e z , . , .A 6, ..-,L ,-5,51g,f- -,Jjpf ' Q 1. - , 5. V' 4 ' ' . - ' - ' Y ' ' f' 'Q' .- -Q iii f ' --:T iffy: -'f, ',3' '2i 'lf'+..w5l-1 fi'-'-5' Q76FfF35f:1'fZ-ffriz-'1:'z-Q COOPERATIVE OCCUPATIONAL EDUCATION We Learn as We Wo1'k Our Cooperative Education Class Work should be a ioyful experience rather than druclgery. The development ol this attitude and a strong determination will enable anyone to reach his chosen goal. Real work is one way to develop strong character and worthwhile citizenship. Top Lett - Optical Machine Operator Top right -- Grocery Clerk Center - Food Service Bottom Left - Machine Accounting Bottom Right - Auto Mechanics -IOD- COOPERATIVE OCCUPATIONAL EDUCATION Education is a continuing experience. lt does not end with graduation from school. The education on the job is very real and it is entirely different. Pupils enrolled in the C.O.E. program concern themselves with such problems as: getting a- long on the job, making progress on the job and methods to obtain better jobs. They have advantages over the regular high school pupils because they discuss these practical problems While they are attending school. Many seniors who finish high school are faced with the problem of finding their first job. They are unfamiliar with business and industry and they do not know the names of the jobs for which they are qualified. The pupils enrolled in C.O.E. continue Working full-time with the company Where they have been employed. The C.O.E. program has been organized to give work experiences to pupils who desire them before they graduate from high school. It is a cooperative program because the employers and the coordinator work together to enable the pupil to obtain as many experiences as he can. This practical on-the-job training program cannot be obtained in the regular high school courses. . The C.O.E. program is elective for juniors and seniors Who are over sixteen years of age. These pupils may graduate at the same time as the other members of their class if they will elect their required subjects carefully. One unit per year is given for C.O.E. Work and one unit for C.O.E. class. I . I 1: Ttjyxv ffl ,' 4 Q! r ' Q Ill!!! ,ij if! A5 rj f W 'VJ , i vi' 1 A ,Q 'J I I m --101-- 1 N :-'f'f13????QR?i?f??1Zf1?'ff1'!Q-'eezvsafvfa-sP ' ' J ' ' 1 1 1 , .1 1 1 -ff N' ' ,sr J A! vs 4' V , , Y 1 A x ' '. 1',i1- -:- TA-Hr:'iffgj-'fF12-'251'g5f,2A?31 XELQEETYB.-',.v'e LIFE AT MANUAL I l --lO2- STUDENT LIFE f , 12' cy, Q 5 ' Q E Qu. K , I I A Q A x ,Z I f 'y wf, W., ,KVM f dw 103 2 ff if f W 1 RSX mx 4 fl. ' u f3aQ5,,nr- A..-- . . 1 . f ' 5:4 .-'f3!.5E!?:f-3!2.'P'lg-:vvQf5,55,w, - , . ' ' 1 1. 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Q1 !daj We're going to win another game this time, i And for the dear old school, l yell, l yell, M And for the dear old boys We love so Well, so well, I t We're going to tight, fight, tight, for every score , We're going to circle in and Win some more, Win some more, ROLL ALL I-HGH SCHGOLS on the floor, on the floor, A l E Rah, Rah, Rah, Rah Rah! v ATHLETIC COMMITTEE M-- ' Mr. Lancaster Mr. Kintz Mr. Raqle Mr. Shores Mr. Reeves I Athlefic Manager Basketball Coach ,fy ff' 4 ll 5 W 2 ACK, flfiglll.-g11z',7f-gl fl' f V1 K l I lmlillt, -xg lv X . x -lO5-- Wholesome atmosphere, to help create a spirit ot sportsmanship, , a PEP CLUB' Q A FEW LINES TO REMEMBER TEAM YELI. Raca Chaca Boom, Raca Chaca Boom We've got the T-E-A-M- Baca Chaca, Raca Chaca, That's on the B-E-A-M- Boom, Boom, Boom, We've got the team that's on the beam Rip Raw Ray, We're really hep to the iive Rip Raw Ree, So come on team, 1et's skin 'em alive Manual, Manual, Yessiree PEP CLUB Iuanita Myers, Georgia Clapper, Lonnie Hays, Shirley Studyvin, Alma Studyvm Elizabeth Webb I Henderson, Mausetta Stark, Mildred Sample, Leah Moore, Mary Lou Klmrey Angeline Corsentmo L ACTIVE PEP CLUB MEMBERS ' , ' 1 C . . I . . I Q LaBruzzo, Katherine Donnelly, Loretta Manqiaracina, Mary Io Serrone, Laura Iean Donnelly, Carol 1 Thorpe, Patricia Odom, Iulie Valdez, Audrey Stutsman, Mary Frances Mingrone, Annette Cambiano. Marie Fontana, Deva Agro, Teresa Losapio, Maezel Iester, Fred Belk, Mary Blackburn, Phil Blando, baro: Parks, Sherrill Hays, Eloisa Alvarez, Carol Gavin. Lorena Green, Audrey Kurtz, Carol Arnone Fletcher, Carmelita Davis, Dwain Bennett. Carol Askew. F' it iw t MANUAL VARSITY l Varsity left to right: Fred Remis. Tom Culver, Lazaro Marquez, Bill Damewood, Robert Ramirez, Gus Sif- uentes, Iacl: Pesnell, Ronald Brown, Robert Iudge, Claude Meese, lack Crawford, Ioe Wiercinski, Coach Melvin Reeves. LEAGUE GAMES MANUAL 37 SOUTHEAST 67 The Manual Cardinals opened the ln- terscholastic League on january 7, by losing to the tall Southeast Knights. The small Redbirds gave Southeast a good battle the first half, but the last half the Cards just couldn't keep the pace. MANUAL 27 WESTPORT 66 Westport, Tiger's pressing defense held the Cardinals down the last half, and left Manual at the intermission time behind 7 points. The Tigers then Went on to build their lead. MANUAL 47 PASEO 54 Manual's Red and White played an exciting game against the Paseo Pi- rates. Both teams seemed evenly matched as the Red and White took an early lead in the first quarter l3 to 8. But Paseo then took the lead and the Redbirds tried hard to come back into the game when they were behind just 2 points with 4 minutes left in the last quarter. MANUAL 36 CENTRAL 38 Manual Redbirds lost a close ball game to the Central Eagles. Each team was never ahead by much of a score. As the teams traded points, Central held a one-point lead. The game was a thriller right down to the buzzer. MANUAL 43 NORTHEAST 55 ln the fifth game of the season Man- ual improved their ball playing While losing to the Northeast Vikings by l2 points. Northeast controlled the back- boards most of the time and the Red- birds just couldn't grab the majority of them. MANUAL 41 EAST 66 Manual's Red and White just could not stop the red hot East Bears as the Bears were small but really showed Cards were never close at all. The Bears were small but really showed what a small team can do when they are hot. MANUAL 45 SOUTHWEST 55 The last game of the season was played on February l9. Manual put up a strong fight but just didn't quite make it. The Indians were ahead all the Way and Manual's last chance to stay in the game was in the last quarter as they were only 2 points behind, but just could not come any closer, Ja. 9 ' I . J ,I n vw 1' MANUAL VARSITY AAAA f-Q' 1.1 1'1 3 '2 1 ' - ZV' - ' f2':' 5 CLASUDE MEES1: Jos WIERCINSKI RONALD BROWN FRED REMIS JACK crmwronn Ht. 5' 5 Ht. 5' 4 H1. 5' 9 Ht. 5' 5 H 5 3 wr. 185 wr. 174 Wt. 155 wr. 135 wf 155 Age 17 Age 17 Age 17 Age 17 Age 17 Yr. Sr. Yr. Ir. Yr. Sr. Yr. Sr. Yr If 3 ROBERT IUDGE LAZARO MARQUEZ BILL DAMEWOOD IACK PESNELL Hi, 5' 11 Ht. 5' 8 Ht. 5' 9 Ht. 5' Wg, 155 Wt. 165 Wt. 142 Wt. 145 Age 16 Age 17 Age 18 Aqe 16 Yr. Ir. Yr. II- YT- If- Yr' If -109- if I COND TEAM Left to right: Larry Blunt, Clarence Remis, Robert Osborn, Ralph Keys, Gay Hardman, Bruce Dailey, Don Forsberq, Ronald Dierkinq, .Donald Mead, Kenneth McManis, Ronnie Wilson, Coach William Ragle. Shooting free throws: Bill Damewood, Robert Iack Crawford, Bob ludqe, Ralph Keys in Iudge. short pajamas. Faculty-Varsity Game The Manual Varsity played the Men Faculty on March ll, l954. The varsity was handicapped with one looxing glove and one overshoe. The final score was the faculty 23 to Zi. lt was a loattle right Coach William Ragle -- Inset, Fred Remis dowvn to the lqst bqsketl Coaches for the game were Mr. Cirrincione for the faculty and Bonald Brown coach and captain of the varsity. There was a big turnout to watch the wild andqwoolly game. l-ligh scores for the faculty were Mr. Bagle and Mr. Stinson with 9 and 4 respectively. High scorers for the varsity were lack Crawford with 6 and Bill Damewood with 4 points. Referees for the game were Larry Blunt and Keith Osborn. This was the third year in a row that the faculty has come thru to Win. Une foul Was committed by the faculty as they played a clean game. -110- I VARSITY SNIPS AND SNI-XPS r First tip off of the game between Manual and Center Claude Meese shoots a one hand iump shot. A iump shot from way out by 1101111141 'ttt't Iump ball at the iree throw circle as Lazaro Marquez and one oi the Brown' Center players iump high for the ball. -lll-. , In ' I E' NV J' -. Q , ,I gW,..I1 J V' 'ik J I ' Y , . f f fi? 3, f-+I 'J J 9 L' I BASKETBALL QUEEN A, I I f A ,f ,I f ,I f ,E fu J , --If .4 5 I , 5 I- ,ftlfg V J ,nf-,' , ' 'TR 0 , !7j wc1xj4.Qrl.VV'-,yr ,PJ AJ .1 I if if X. Q! LJ g - l N J .-, -1 if , I 4 ,fo J Af' 1 p fp!!! ' ' ' CW AISLE I A ff A A :JMX '-jj, 'N -fr! Y i., wwf ,', If , .. 'A . X I, ,V ' 'N v HJD J X , A Ulf - V 'Q YK If , If 17 V t If y , CP VY ff , LY! Q, . X ll!! 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