Parkville High School - Luminary Yearbook (Parkville, MO)

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PEP CLUB CHEERLELDERS:C1e.ft no rigncy Jullann c b lt J Charles Bennett, J B 359 0 9 uditn Russell CHuBRLEADERS:Klaft to ri ht J 11 C Judith Russell. 6 , u anna asebolt' Charles Bennett Qglpfnslfzgilgg gggxiek' Betty Lou Cannon' JO Ann Welton. Merge-ret ROW 2: Eleanor Mc Daniel Janet De 'duf Bar a- Nichols, Janet Nelson, Dolores Shore, Betty Ogergiggicz' Mary Ann ROW 3: Miss Ward, Lorene Hanson, Tony Edderlee, Ray Wallis, Gay- lord Parlshos M3TY Ann Rllby, B0unlu Bowles. PEP SQUAD At the beginning of the school year there was a stir among the students about a pep Spuad. Miss Ward was the sponsor, We had a meeting of all those interested. in this meeting it was decided to have the Cheer Leaders chosen by the student body. Those dxo wanted to be Leaders worked out some yells and then gave them in assembly. That same day an election was held to select three Cheer Leaders. Judith Russell, Buddy Bennett and Juliana Casebolt were elected. Soon after we had our elevtion of officers as followsg President, Donna Jean Van Horny Vice President, Dolores Shoreg Secretary, Nancy Vestal. Our membership consists of about twenty. The Cheer Leaders will never forget the day they went shopping for uniforms. Buddy got white pants and a red sweater and Judy and Juli- ana got red skirts and white sweaters. They also bought themselves megaphones. We have had much fun together and have seemed to enjoy being in the Pep Squad. We thank lies Ward for for being our sponsor and helping us keep our Pep Squad organized.

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DEBATE I Row 1: Mrs. Olsen, Eleanor Hahn, Jessie Mantle, Gertrude Grafton. Row 2: Boo Wnlte, Jimmy Young, Kenneth Jones. DEBATE NEWS RESOLVED: That the Federal Govern ant should provide a system of complete medical care available to all citizens at public expense. Does that mean any- thing to Ion? Of course tt does-- tne debate question of the year. Debate was under the supervision of Mrs. Olsen, and we say it was a success. The first trip was to Columbia, Missouri. This turned out to be more or an educational tr1p than a real debate. Those making the trip were: Gertrude Grafton-First Affirmative, Kenneth Jones-Second Ltferhative, Jimmy Young- First Negative, and Jessie Mantle-Second Negative. Of course Mr. and Mrs. Olsen went also. After Jimmy met the man who wrote the Resolved and had a little --talk, shall we say-- he decided to quit and Bob White became one or the quartet. A debate was exchanged with Ruhl-Hartman High School at the assembly at Parkville. The Afternoon was spent by exchanging sides and debating for some more practise. This was very interesting to all who attended and I an sure we learned a let about the idea of socialized medicine. Early in the new year the team attended a tournament at lyandotte High School in Kansas City, Kansas. There they lany good debate te ms, among them high school from both llssouriand Kansas. Even though there was aaiy one decision in our favor we gained a knowledge of debate. At tus Northwestern District Tourna ent at North Kansas City we mat some tough opposition. Liberty, lathrop, North Kansas City and Parkville made up the roster. When all tabulations were made North Kansas City won first, Liberty second, Parkville and Lathrop third.