Pembroke Hill High School - Raider Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 156 of the 1955 volume:

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I linder the excellent leadership ol X111 -'A llradford Nl. Kingman. the nm-xt head' ,., master. the school prospered. Un grad- ' uation day in 1913. a sixty-tlirce thou- V sand dollar mortgage was lvurncd. and l'cm-llay could look forward to more extensive improvements. illhc 1'hi1lip's Nlcmorial Gymnasium in 1919. the headmaster's house in 19511, improv ements on the junior School. a new workshop-garage building. drivewayp and tennis court 1952 are among the improvements completed under his guidance. Linder Mr. Peter A. Schwartz. who took oyer the arduous task of leadership in 1953. there have been many' improvements. Thanks to the generosity' of Mr. Raymond B. White. Pembroke-Country' Day' will be able to have its admini tration building remodeled by the end of the 1955-56 school vear. Mr. Wihite has given 585.0011 to the school for its modernization in memory' of his two sons. John Barber Vyihite II. and William Xicholas White. who both attended Pem-Dav during the 1930-s. The administration building will be renamed White Hall in their honor. l'embroke-Country' Day' School has alwavs strived to maintain the highest scholastic standard possible. School records prove that the majority' of the graduates have done exceptionally' well in America's finest colleges and universities. The school is accrediteed bv the North Central Association and other educational groups. Athletics is a major part in campus life. Pem-Day' is an independent school that plays team both the lnter-scholastic and Catholic leagues. ln the athletic field. the school has built and maintained a fine reputation which in the last few years. has included several state championship teams 1n the extracurricular field. there are the two publications. the dramatic. science, photography and glee clubs. 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', 1x,if ,3,l,i4 .QW ' ggfgjffj 1 -- -L, ' fi 1319 J 12,5 J' ' ' -Q '4-+f3fL',-5 f V ' , if -, a L . ,,.XX2j?0,,p,,,Nf yy 1' Tlqfyziy --JV lnder the dlrectlon of Mr Ed Steffen superlntendent of bulldmgs and ground approxlmately 9522 000 was spent for the lnstallatlon of new educatlonal faclhtles and the lmproyement of the plant at Pem Day The larger portlon of the approprlatlons was directed toward Ashley Hall ln the form of a new laboratory Installed on the second floor of the south wlnf Thrs lab IQ the cllmax of much tlme and effort both ln constructlon and the amasslng of funds The cost was about 38 000 spent for the refurmshmg of the old boardlng rooms the nlne new lab desks, and the Alumnl hood through which all harmful gases are exhausted from the room Varlous school actlvxtles such as the paper sales plus several clue mmded lndustrles donated some of the money but we haye malnly to thank the Parents and Alumm assouatlons which for the past two years haye worked hard for Its constructlon The thlrd floor also underwent great change as the new sixth grade class room and all musical actlvltles room and all muslcal actlxltles were mow ed to the opposlte end of the hall mto a larger room equlpped to handle not only the mlddle school but also all the needs of the Glee Club The Ralder and Hllltop offlces were moved to the basement and two new classrooms created ln the spaces vacated The llbrary 14 now where the old lab used to be while rooms I4 and I5 were tomblned to produce one large study and assembly hall Partltlons were erected ln rooms 21 and 26 to utxllze excess space and ln the basement a sulte converted for the use of semors completed the work done m the mam bulldmg NCC6SQlt3lCd by the lncreased enrollment a wall was remosed ln the basement of the gym and m the enlarged room, forty two new lockers were Installed It IS evident that much has been done bv the school to meet the needs of an ever mcreaslng student body' and to keep pace with the advancements of modern educatlon 9 'Af :'f ,M-an :fa ' ' f fffvwf M ff' ' ' M , , ,, , y V, ,i X .hy , ,ally , ,,r, , , ,Wy , I 'W , ,lf V ' ff t . , . - - 5. 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' , ' - v . leter X Nchwarw headmaater of l-,t'llllbl0lx0 l ountrw Day School for How for the paxt two yar- IQ a graduate of lrlnceton Unner Its Xfter graduation Mr Schwartz hecame HGCIQHIII to the Dean of the colleffe and to the Dean of the facultw for three yeara He then mnt to the lhlcago Latm bchool for Boy a an Ellgllill teacher and dllflllf' four years there ln addltlon taufrht Hlatory and Latln Mr Schwartz ha had admnnatratne experience havlnff been aaaoclated wlth the Hun School m Prmceton aa HQQIQUIIII headmaater and lllllllefllateh before comlng to Pem Day haunv held the posltlon aa headmaater of the Allendale School of Rocheater lNew York for fue xeara H15 record there showed Freahman claw at Qunaet Hull School for Clrla and two som both of whom are ln the Mlddle School at Pem Das In hla two wears Mr Schwartz hai made a flne record He hai ralaed the Qcholaatlc axeraffe of the school a Qhown lll the national teat He haw empha ized the takln of reaponalhllltw ln both small and larve matters aa a dex elopmental proceaa H12 relatlonahlpa mth the Qtudents are aa father to Qon even to proper Qoclal mannera He alao emphaanzes the lIllpOI'I8llLf' of rellfrlon m chapel SCTVICCS each week Strnmv to hare the lateat mformatlon on colleges he makea Qeseral trlps a wear nhlch lnclude toura of colleffes and IHCCIIIIUQ wlth other headmasters and educatlonal leadera HN outatandlng characterlatlca are hw plpe hls thmmnv crew cut and hw Qmlle and cheery greetmg all of nhlch hase become a part of Pem Das Throuvh hm warm qualltlea he has vson the respect of all who hare met hlm We are lndeed fortunate to hase Mr 9chwart7 IJ 2 , ' . , . , h ' , . , ' , , , ,, . .Li , . ' . v S. I. I . 1 Q . Mx I Y I Lt.: vs S 4 ' -. ' , 1- , ' ' - as - ' g - .' ' S M '. . P 1 rr ' . ,,. c . i J' v ' . - 7 . ' D , marked progress for the school. He is married and has three children. a daughter who attends the . ' 'V ' i 1 . . D . ' Y 5 I M. ' K 4 1 x V Q I .5 L L. I . -4 . U S . ' ' ., s. c S fl c . ' x p L hhhl .4 C . , U , . K . H i P , 4, , x . 5' ' 'T . . . . . . . M' . . L' . M ' k M L T I - ' . . N M ' ' ' . ' c M af l 7 ' . 1 y - 1 - j ..X46!l'l'lLI1l.'5lI Cl,fl0l'l The Administration is one of the important departments of the school It has the dillicult job of operatln on the budoet and makin both ends meet 'lo lill this difficult and vital position we are fortunate in havin 'Vlr Jones HARQLD R JQNES as Business Mana er Business Mana er 9 Mr Jones is an alumnus of thi school and a raduate of Harvard University He handles the schools financial affairs and also keeps an interest ln ath letics His aid to Mr Ryan has been invaluable Mrs Dorothy Baker always Lind and obllbing should be recobnlzed for her untlrln efforts as Mr Jones secretary Mrs Jones who received her A B degree from Smith and Mrs john Barnes who is a gradu Many times each day Mrs Jones or Mrs Barnes can be seen obtalnmt, a boy s asslbnments or de livering messages Besides her ofhce duties Mrs Barnes 15 a valuable adviser for the Hzlltop the student newspaper We are confident that the business affairs of the school are well taken care of by this efficient staff MRS BAKER MRS JONES MRS BARNES vs 9' X A Q Q l Q . . . U ' ca U . U . . . C - . p . . . W . V. U o ,, - , C A . . U - D ' . .Q CY ' L U . i . . . 1' . g t I, 7 ,. .U. , U . . . U , U . . . , ' I . . . , . , ' . ' ate of the University of Missouri School of Journ alism, ably assist Mr. Schwartz in his office duties. ' , I Q ' ' or , 'cr - . . , . , :T . xi Y 4 f ' 1 s 1 Wllllom H Foster Laim -X B Bo ton llnlwrsm Harsard Unlverslty Eddle E Schoonover 'Mech anzcal Drawmg Math em ancs B 5 Kansas State Teachers College Oregon State College Kevin R Madden James Angell SIIPYIIP English Adzzser Hzlltop N H N Un rQ'tY of larsm Baseball Wlsconsln Phlllp P Dundas Math emancs Varsztv Football A B Wesleyan Unlverslty 'Nl Ed Worcester State Teachers College 12 Joseph B dePeyster Government Testzng and Guzdanre B A Williams College L L B Unlver lty of Mnchxgan Nl Ed Wmnetka Teachers College NI A Northwestern Unlversltw M it ' V9 B. A.. Columbia University - -Q . . ., U I ' .A H ' ' . . .. . . ., s' . Cecil C Coed History A B Ottawa University Umver nv of Chicago Umvereity of Kaneas Virginia Scott Mmer English Lzbranan A B Northweetem Umve Umverinv of Chicago Umver ily of Missouri Umverem of Kanwai Cltv l' Clifford A Naut Frenrh Arluser Razder B lnnfr ltw of lc Samuel Poor English Speech Dramatzrs Club A B Baie: College UFIIVCIQIIV of New H llmverfitv of Hawaii Harvard UHIVCI ity 12 1 amp hire Walter H Bennett llath em an rs R egzstrar B S Kenyon College llmver ity of Wiecon in George Wa hmgton Lmver ltw Richard Kraft Spanish Eighth Grade Frenfh Adviser Camera Club B A Unner ltv of Connecticut NI A Yale Umver itw Q .A ' I r 5? V ' 1 I ' . ' , l . ' ll ' 99 A ' ' s' i ' 4 A. .. l s' 1' M h'gan . -. ' ,' N M.A., University of Kansas City 4 . 5. .K S. S . , ., S. I . ., A' ' . ' sity ' ' , I .N.'Y 5- .1 . M.- v S. -.W . S... 1 . so ! o-,' gan-47' Wayne F Campbell Edwm Ryan Gale Holsman Dtrector of Athletics Varsity Track B S Kansas State Teachers College Ralph Wedln Dzrector of Enrollment Middle School Mathematics NI S Emporxa State Teachers College NI Ed Unlverslty of Kansas CIIV Soma! Sturlzes Parszty Basketball Freshman Football 9 Kansas State Teachers Henry L Cady Muszc fVozce lnstructwnl Glee Club A B Middlebury College Westminster Choir College NI A Columbia College 14 Athletics B S Unlverslly of xllSSOUfl Edward N Steffen Shop Superintendent of Buzldmgs and Grounds Purdue UHIVCYSIIY ,l l I A' 5 C B.-.. . ' Nl. A.. 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U :--ml! f - ' 1 1b, a4,?ff.-Lf+z-,J-'ffW1-'-'fa 4-.f ,ff 1 ' f X X- Q.fqXg'-,Q-12'z.41z,W , ff gif Q 455: ami amy 1' f .22Zf:- ' dh. f -1 - ' ,. , ,, , .M x , ,, '14 -S:-'Sill X. ,EQ I 'xffziif P85 l lil Cl ll G65 From left Cope Schellhorn Ernest Neighbor Bill Barrows Bill Goetze John Coleman John Starrett Pete Starr Larry Keeny Back row Taylor Embry Jim Baxter Ed Rose Joel Rose Front row Bill Sheidley Gates Ripley Bill Paine Back row: Dick Helzberg Middle row: John Hockaday Hunter Jones Front row: Kit Mullin Dick Horttor oem, hyd Z X F red Ill all 1155 Back row Ned Lawrence Jack Kroh Duck Wood Front row Pat Woolley Bob Homes Larry Rogoveln Back row Duck Arms Fred Groves Froni row Bob Menees Bull Wallace Bud Baker Noland Glllmor Back row Gordon Stuck Dick Sutton Steve Porter Fronl row Bull O Rlordan Kenth Smuth 20 57 A Cf John Windsor ,aw- The Presldent of thls year s Freshman class was John Coleman wlth Bull Goetze as Vlce Presldent and John WlUdS0f as Sec Trea btudent Councll representatn es were John Hockaday flrst seme ter and Noland Glllm0f for the Sprm term The class has made an outstandln contrlbutlon to the school athletxcally havlng had an undefeated football season and a near perfect basketball record Blg thlngs are expected of thls class 1n the next three years - 21 - Q p IXQYWOIVSJ 9 f ff A W r ' , QQ, xiii 30,9 OIF! Ore 61:55 Back row Jeff Porter Chuck Frusbue Jam Smith Frank Bnrmmgham Front row Peter Hyde John TenBrook Marc Gurwlth Back row Brran Nichols Jonathan Scott Duncan Asges Tony Suarez Pollard Caldwell Jay Nuchols Bob Bruner Jack Barnes Back row Skupper Hedges Monty Sprmger Middle row Bob Leupsner Bull Manson Front row K m Wilson Ed Bartlett Paul Meyer 23 A Front row: SOFA Ofll 0l 0 CVM Back row: Bob Wornall Bull Staples Tommy Thompson Bull Kleb Bruce Woodrlng Front row Drck Walters Herb Harris Val Petrus Tom Weaver Back row Harold Kirkpatrick Stanford Yukon Rusty Vaught Garrett Cole Front row Dnetue Albrecht Davxd Putney Back row VV L MJrphy Jm Flanders D nny Groves Front row Cary Cortes Fred Yurtz Bull Esrey M ke McCa t1y Z1 I . John Miller The Sophomore class has shown Great school Splfll thls past year both m the athletxc fleld and IH such other actlvltles as the paper sales whlch ther won after a lonv hard flght wlth the Senlor Class lll the future years Presldent thls wear was Herb Harrls NICE Presrdent was Ed Barlett and klm Wllson as becretarw Treasurer Dave Wllson and Blll E rey were Fall and bprmg student councll representatlv es respectlvelw 21 I a n a km- 5 5 Y P sb L - p s I M Y f v T M A 'v . . . Cf . . . ' We hope they contmue to enter mlo all school actlvltles with a Sllllllal' class umty and enthuslasm M k 1 A 3. . C 51 - . . M . 7 . 'v GX ADV' X ffg- Nuff 3 lllll0l' 61515 Back row Bob Esrey George Kroh Middle row Bud Adel Bryant Barnes Fronf row Ed Benson Dave Smith From lefl Norrufh Graham George Ryan Jlm Cameron Rowland Nofsnnger Ken Phufer Steve Jones Back row Tom Schmxdf Ed Serbert Rick Lyman Bob Thomas Fronf row: Bob Lemon Jim Wornall Arly Allen -U 27 ,so gyms-W 1.....,--- 'Cai 01 . ir Af' llvfxf-sf 5' 64- -3 lll'll0I 6155 Buck row Cliff Ellnott Dove Hurwltt Mrddle row Jam Mcsson Mk Cormlchoel Allen Compton Fronf row Fefe Edmlston .lock Henry Back row Bob Morkhom Stewart Gnllmor Evereft Gibson Mrdclle row Bob DeYong Burton Blond Don McCrory Fronf row Ned Purcell From left: John Rust John Goodwin Ron White Don McGreevy Joel Zitron Jerry Porter A23-. n ,r4 x ff 4, ,j , ' ' V5 ,J Eg V 1 W K ,jp C17 Y A ,W H 5 'af 3 , 12 95 ' A gg 1 a 5 .JM S 4 K wr., 1 x ,Mfg-5 N M.. -Q Qi Wwe pm M .. Qc? Q lb ami. 4. 'IQ f -3 WEE? S... Mg.. S Q l aw SW 2? QWQIV Af 'YQ John Henry Berkshire III 4 Semor Class Presldent Presldent of Class 2 3 4 Clee Club l 2 3 Dramatlcs Club 2 3 4 Lettermans Club 2 3 4 Baseball 2 3 4 Rauier 4 Associate Edltor Raider 4 John Howard Kitchen Il 6 Vice president Senlor Clas Cla Q Officer 1 2,3 btudent Councll 2 3 Student Court 2 Lcttermans Club 4 Football 4 l'rack Manager l Cheerleader 3 Susnre Club 1 Hzlllop 3 Rauler 4 Samuel Melgs Jones Jr Secretary Trea urer benlor Cla Class Olficer l 2 3 4 tlee Club 1 Dramatlcs Club 3 HL top 1 2 3 4 bnooper Edltor of Hzlltop 4 Lettermans flub 2 3 4 Football 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Ba eball 2 Co 3 f aptam of Football Team 4 Nlo t Yaluable Lmeman 4Footballt 4 thxef .lu tlce Student Court 2 Nouthwet Youth Court and Council Tune T1 t Xuard I 1 Wllluam Kraner Archer Jr 5 Damel Brook Bartlett 7 Joseph Guthrue Carroll 10 er-f IJ lla Ofhulr 1 Pl amfllu I uh Pltfllldll ll l dllldlll f ll tilt, T .uk Nldnd r 1 Hll Ivp 5 4 llil Hlflfllfi Nturlm-nt Counul 3 lrv lrlenl Ntudvnl fUll lL1l 4 T ne T1 t Msard 3 Henry Duncan Edmlston 7V2 John Muller Elliott Ill 8 Arnold Herbert Garfunkel 492 mffr 2 5 Hauer 3 1 Razzer 2 u 4 lhr-erleadu -1 Photo lElIll'lX Editor RIIIIZPF -1 HI '011 -1 It l' X ml er C ull wmv Llulm 1 Ba kcthall Nlana T llll Nlana or 3 all -slump. ful -i uw 1' f-sag if 2 N s-ay' James Clayton Goar 3 John Thomas Grant 5 Edward Francis Haussermann 6 vc lu Rune: 1 en e- flu Razrlfr 1- f tr man ul e tr-'rxuan u 1 Hrllmp 4 otull 5 l'00t1all 3 -1 l luto raphx Qlulm 4 l'ooth.1ll Xlana er 3 ennl George Wulluam Hoffstot 12 Carl Sldney Katz Jr 8 Terence Wolf Lerner 'I3 lum vr 1 1 r dnmlu ur P erman ur li' ll r 54 mn rdphs l 1 flat all ll clul :all flmdll Captain 1 'Q---' fl if 'V wig- eg, ' . 5 , - . r. 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I ' . . f f I' ale -I I 'I ... . , - WJJf ,SUWJ The Mlddle School constltuted by the fourth flfth slxth seventh and elghth grades IS located ln the west wlng of the dormitory The faculty ably headed by Ralph Wedln lncludes Thelma Crlfflth Hazel Packer Clarlne Poor Ambrose Sembrat Joseph Scalet Edward Steffen Henry Cady Fdward Ryan and Wllllam Foster and Phlllp Dundas of the upper school staff The currlculum offers courses ln Engllsh soclal studles mathematics art manual tralmng sclence speech and muslc wlth Latin as an electlve ln the elghth grade Academlc courses are almed toward preparatlon for successful upper school a hleyement Mxddle School members partlclpate ln a varlety of sports lncludmg slx man football a fully equlpped Intramural sport ln the slxth and seventh grades The elghth grade partlclpates ln an lnterscholastlc football program whlle both the seventh and elghth grades see actlon ln mterscholastlc football The track season IS marked by annual yunlor relays and an all school fleld day Smce lunch perlods dlffer mlddle choolers seldom come m contact wlth upper school students except at Chapel assemblxes However they appear 1n large numbers at all upper school extracurrlcular actlvltles showlng lnterest ln all athletlc events and plays They also provlde the upper school with entertamment at thexr annual Chrlstmas and Easter programs To glve each boy a chance for mdludual attentlon mlddle school classes are llmlted to twenty students Thls leads to a happy school experlence and prepares hlm for future years of school 41 I 7 7 7 7 7 7 ' 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 71 , . 7 7 '? 7 9 9 7 7 c . I 7 S 7 . , I ,. . 7 glgAfA Bock row George Hohl Larry Nlehouse Doug Peterson Front row John Oliver Bull McWhlrter Rusty Wilson Back row Bull Buckingham Jeff Churan George Gurley Front row Make Blumenthal John Blackwell Chuck Fratcher Lee Mayor Back row Victor Buhler Brett Schroeder John Newlnn Front row Byron Cohen Sparkle Bolmg John Hoffman Steve Westheumer 42 J l'Cl Back row- Jlm Rodgers Grant Renne-' Lex Passman Fred Wolterman Front row Kenny Stormfeltz vu' Steve Parzybok John Uhlmann Craig Twyman-d Back row Pat Curran Arthur Benson hs Chap Campbell Bob Greene Bull Elder Tom Garruty Norman Dalton Back row Make Lerner' Blame Hubbard Corky Katz -.1 Mrddle row Spunky Hanna Ned Lalrd Front row Bernard Hoffman John Howard Paul O Brien 2 lt im g Je fx.. Fronf row: . ' Y 6 ,Z 2 .-KDS if Jourfh fa Back row Roger Speakman Paul Stexnbaum Greg Pierson Front row Don Wmston Larry Patterson Steve Sells Jeffry Wright Back row Bull Hall John Gretsmger John Greenwood Front row David Atcheson Frank Coburn Jlm Benson Stan Cowherd Back row Louls Kovntz David Hirsch Toby Hoopes Ted Johnstone Front row Lee Nugro Elllot Patcher Jon Lellenberg The Junlor School Bullcllng l,ll'll0I' SACD! Sltuated at the west end of the campus IS the Junlor School consxstm of the kmdergarten through thlrd Grades Durlng a span of the last several years thls sectlon of the school has been the subject of several lmprovements the alm of whlch has been to provlde better facllltles for study as well as recreatlon 'Iwo of these lmprovements are the modernlzatlon of the ,Iumor School bulldlng whlch took place ln the summer of 1951 ln the form of two new wlngs and ln 1952 a cyclone fence for the playoround This latter addltlon havlng a helght of seven feet not only furmshes ample protectlon but also serves to enhance IIS surroundlngs The plawbround ltself conslsts of a paved court newly surfaced three years a o and the ever popular and lot mth swln s Physlcal educatlon IS considered an lmportant the annually held Fleld Day are evxdence of thls The puplls are lnstructed by a very competent and thorou hly appreclated facultv the majorlty of whom have been wlth the school many years The kmderbarten IS under the dlrectlon of Geraldine C Laubhlm the flrt rade Lottle T DlCtflCk and the thlrd rade under Vlr Ima G Walker For the tlme bem the second rade IS bem tau ht ln two ectlons one by Ines V Holte and the other by Mrs Paul Glass a new member to the facultv thls year Other new facultv members of the Jumor bchool are Mrs Adme G Walters music department and Mr Gale Holsman as head of the athletlcs department 49 l I . . . . . U . . T T T C U . 7 , . I v . u . 7 . U I a - ' 2 ,Y - - N . jo' L 7 - -Y g 7 - S V. ,. g U 'Y . . . . . factor in the development of a student's character. The fine performances given by the youngsters at T 5' . ' I . . V V ' . U . i U . , . S g . . . . . 7 . g . 3. . . I . . g, g . . g g . ' 7 S . z 5 ' I 37,01 F118 Back row Jim Kohn Jum Knoch Bart Evans Tom Huffaker Front row Gregory Foltz David Long Make Loeb John Greenlease Back row Pat Dunn Terry Curran Michael Fntzpatruck Gene Corbln John Altman Tommy Ferguson Rex Darnell Bacx row Carl Trowbrldge Mark Stockton George Myers Don M Farland Front row Teddy Sand tz Lance Wetherlll Randy Stafford Jolwn Long li ' Fronf row: I - 50 .. Slew! l'6l Q Back row Kent Overton Bull Ray Dck Shaffer Bruce Sprnnger Front row Arthur Taxman Ed Toler John Watkuns Jlm Wetherhull Back row David Benlamln Bull Cahal Ball Hoover John Goetz Front row Allen Hubbard Louis Ehrlich Jay Jordon Back row Reed Mapes Lee McM1llan David Lemolne Cralg Nelson Front row Harvey Jury John Mules Bxll Kemper Ellot Norqulst ol John Ingram-Eiser -vm Wir, N Xwlx afr- 50 'fi E Q94 wi' ,41 ful lfll U From left Davld Steinberg Lorne Nlgro Kenneth Schaffer Alan Moats Steve Davis Frank Strauss Back row Phll Dundas Joe Aldrich Steve Blackwell Front row Make Elder Tum Cooper Steve Fltzpatrnck Mlke Campbell Back row Steve Hare M chael Mules clntt Jackson Front row Davld Long Andrew Goldblatt lohn Lee Bradley Kvttle U2 .!Gll6!el'gCll'tell In swings: Bob Uhlmann Steve Sembrat Standing Albert Preston Thomas Winston Ned Russ Ron Stafford 0 Peter Hoopes Alfred Maclay Bottom Kent Monroe Bob Layton Greg Gorman Doug Haines Louls Burr John Dally Tum Curran Brltt Adler Corbm Calvm Bert Benlamm 03 T p: From left: 4f,.,4. .f 'MMU ,Q page , , if 2 iifzff f 'X'-H' . - :,'ps.5,, jf y N -L.. f .1 1 v - gf? 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F mg, A gf, 6 , Q if , V .'? iJl':l?53w2ELffC. mf X ' ' ,Y H-. 1 V 4 w M 'W Q me N , , ' ' :' 2f'5: m, i rg , Ez ' 4 xw vw Nm 4 RECO Redemptorx Olathe St kgne Center Hogan John Burrough Coda co JOSEPH SCALET AND PHIL DUNDAS Coaches Back row left to right Joe Scalet CAsslstant Coachj Phrl Dundas lHead Coachl Wayne Campbell lAsslstant Coachl Fourth row Bull Kleb Bob Esrey Barton Blond Mme McCarty Kum Wulson Harold Klrkpatruck Monty Sprmger Pollard Caldwell W L Murphy David Wllson Allen Compton lManagerJ Thrrd row George Kroh fManagerJ Bob Wornall Make McCarty Bruce Woodrmg Tommy Thompson John Muller Gary Cortes Jack Barnes Bob Bruner Fred Kurtz Second row Stewart Gullmor John Krtchen Steve Jones David Hurwltt Bud Adel Kenneth Phlfer Jackson Newby Ed Bartlett Herb Hams Bull Sulluvan lManagerl Front row Ed Haussermann John Grant Bob Wallace Crnchton Srngleton Meigs Jones John Snyder Tom Slaughter Brook Bartlett Klrk O Dell l F 0 1 9 5 R D O P.c.D. 18 'sl 0 P.c.D. 31 9 T P. c. D. 13 4 ., S 14 P.c.n. 45 ' 12 B P.c.D. 40 19 P.c.D. 33 5 6 A P.C.D. 6 ' S 19 L P.c.D. 0 Rockhurst 40 L Because of the heat in Kansas City during the month of August the football team went to Camp Mishawaka for two weeks to prepare for their football campaign of 1954. The cool weather and hard work went together at camp to mold the boys into a smooth working powerful team. Thanks to this great opportunity. the Raiders were ready and waiting for their first game of the season against Redemptorist. With a touchdown in each of the first three quarters, the Raiders captured their first victory of the season against Redemptorist. Buddy Adel passed to Captain Meigs Jones for the first Pem-Day touchdown and KiteU Singleton and Ken Phifer acounted for the rest of the Raider scoring. The Raider defense was outstanding throughout the game as the final score was 18 to 0. All agreed that Pem-Day had a team to watch this new season. In their second outing of the season the Raiders avenged last yearls loss to Olathe by defeating them 31 - 9. Crichton Singleton led the Pem-Day attack, scoring three touchdowns, one on a fifty-six yard run. Bob Wallace and Kirk 0,Dell each scored on long runs. Wallace went ninety-seven yards, and OiDell went eighty-five. The Raider defense was again strong. holding Olathe to only 116 yards total gain. MEIGS JONES BOB WALLACE JOHN SNYDER End Halfback Guard KIRK O'DELl. KENNETH PHIFER BUD ADEL Halfback Fullback Quarterback CRICHTON SINGLETON TOM SLAUGHTER ED HAUSSERMANN Halfback Center Guard DAVID HURWITT JOHN GRANT BROOK BARTLETT Tackle Tackle End Pem-Day sufferecl its first defeat of the season in its next outing against a hard charging St. .-Xgnes team. The Haiclers could not hold their leafl after tallies by Singleton and Wallace ancl the Ftags went on to win I4-13. A firefl up l'em-Day team hit the victory trail once more in their next game. trouncing Center 43-12. Crichton Singleton. Kirk 0'lJell and Holm Wallace each scorecl two touchtlowns anfl Kcn Phifcr arlclerl thc other tally. The Raitlcrs were strong in all flepartmcnts and as a result of tht- goorl showing of his team. Nlr. Phil llunclas was selected Coach of the Week. The llaitlcrs romperl over Hogan ll!-IU in their next game. lien l'hifer scorecl tln-vc touclnlowns to learl tht- attack. Two touchdowns hy lloln Wallace and another hy Kirk U'Dcll along with john Snytleris cxtru point kicking complctctl tht- scoring. This gaxc thc ltaiclers a four-won antl one-lost recorcl to takf- to St. l.ouis for the john llurroughs game. -591 The Raiders put out probably their best effort of the year against Burroughs. winning their first victory in seven years against the St. Louis team. Bob Wallace and Ken Phifer each scored two touchdowns and Crichton Singleton scored one. The Raider defense was outstanding in holding the strong Burroughs single wing attack to one touchdown. Meigs Jones, Raider captain. was outstanding at his linebacker position throughout the game. The final score was 33-6. In their next game, a fumbling Pem-Day eleven was defeated by Codasco 19-T. The Raiders had several good opportunities to score but fumbled. and long runs by Codasco backs and ends put the game out of reach. The lone Raider touchdown came on a pass from Buddy Adel to Brook Bartlett. In their final game of the season, the Raiders met a powerful Rockhurst team. From the start it was obvious that the team was out-manned but they put up a good battle and held the Hawklets to one touchdown in the second half. The final score was 40-O. All the Raiders agreed that Rockhurst was the best team they played all year. Thus the Raiders finished the season with a good record of five wins and three losses. Everyone is looking forward to a good season next year as five lettermen are returning. These underclassmen, led by Ken Phifer, next year's captain. will probably be the nucleus of next year's team. STEVE JONES JACKSON NEWBY Tackle Tackle ED BARTLETT JOHN KITCHEN End Tackle lhe c IIICIUQIOII to the ln hlx uue ful 1934 football ta on ua a football banquet held ln the Schuxlel -X hlex Hou e and attended bx plaxer and their father Folloumv a flIl6 meal the g.uet adjourned to the audltorlum for the letter award undefeatcd season present: d fre lnnan lettu awards Head roach Pl1llDUllda the n poke brleflx on tht uae ful Nllshatsaka football C amp ucpernne nt an on tht Xaralts s exen more suuessful season A tu await IIIU B team and War Its lettrr e announced that he ua '?'0lIlf to retne the most xaluable bark and mo t saluable IIIIPINHII an ard sxnne he thout ht award hould be for ttam effort and not for an lllfllXlLlll3l Fletted as Captaln of the I911 football team ua lxenneth lhlfer wht will haxe the prnlleffe of leadlnf another fllle Ralder team onto the fleld next xear 62 F 1 1' if 4 o B T t N B 1 a t Q A W X U L E L T H -1 -' 'g ' s --ss '.' ts-'s 's I ' U' I ' U s. 'C ' . I ss The first speaker was Nlr. Ed Ryan. freshman football coach. who after a short talk on the J.Y.'s A - ' s. - s ' 1' 1 s -' ss . ': ' ' I H ' 1 , d 1 ' : - .lf1' 'l' K, ' s ' 's.h D I v S F . CK ' Q ,V Y I V 1 . . S nv Y - Y S. L' I A L: ' S s H . ' s. A i S . T.. vs . ,. K V J -. W! P . 5- . . I I . AY V U 5 gl L 1 as , -. ' . N Back row left to right Jnm Angell Ccoachl Pat Woouey fmanag rj Jack Kroh Cmanagerl Ed Ryan fcoach, Thrrd row Richard Arms Bull Baxter John Coleman Kenth Smlth David Thomas Larry Keeney Rlchard Hel berg Second row Taylor Embry Bud Baker Ernest Neighbor Rrchard Horttor Duck Wood Ron White John i ockaday Klt Mullxn Frrst row Bob Hames Bull ORuordan Noland Glllmar Bull Shnedley Bull Wallace Ned Lawrence Fred Groves Back row left to right Hal Jones fcoachj Lee Malor John Fitzgerald Guy Plckard Mike Blumenthal Kap Robinson Sparkle Bollng Wayne Nichols Victor Buhler Ralph Wedin fcoachj Thrrd row Ted Pearson Cmanagerl Ken Fox Chuck Fratcher Mike Trusty Doug Peterson Jack Vlola Peter Schwartz Jerry Taylor John Brady Second row Bob Wagstaft Cmanagerl Kent Schmelder John Newlln Fred Bellemere Towne Stubbs Ed Hogueland John Oliver Buddy Porch Ball MacWhlrter Bull Buck ngham fwanagerl Front row John Hoffman John Blackwell Steve Westheimer Byron Cohen Duck Krene Jett Churcm George Gurley Ball Wakefield Rocky Lane OJ JU IOR VARSITY I Q. P :X D l I ' I VI I ' , :, I. I I . .I . I I. Z . : I I I . I' I. I .I n ,G I. . : . I. ,. I . I. . I. I I EIGHTH GRADE I .: I .I ' I ' I . I I I I I ' : I I I I I I I I ' 3 1 1 1 1 4 1 , , , - L I . : I I I I I I 1 1 - .3 Y i 1' Wan fZ,.,1AJf gaagefdaff The 1954-55 Pembroke-Country Day school basketball season saw the Raiders pile up a thirty win and three loss record. the best of the school's history. The team entered six tournaments and won four of them while placing third in another. This team went farther in the post- COACH ED RYAN season tournaments than any preceding Raider team. The boys respon- sible for this great achievement are Captain Warren McCarty, Bryant Barnes, Bob Markham, Meigs jones, and Buddy Adel who rounded out the first team. Backing up the starters were Bob Wallace, Buzzy Katz, Terry Lerner, Ed Siebert, Rollie Nofsinger, Dave Smith, and Ken Phifer. The Raiders started quickly by smashing Northtown 65-29. They then went to the Redemptorist Invitational tourney and won it by whipping Kearney and Redemptorist. The Raiders followed this up by thumping Olathe and Central on successive nights. Next, they went to the North Kansas City tourney and whipped Park Hill and St. Mary's to advance to the finals. Playing without their Captain, Warren McCarty, the Big Red upset previously unbeaten William Chrisman to win. Hogan was the next victim of the unbeaten Raiders and from there the squad went to the Catholic League tournament and placed third, losing the first game of the year to Rockhurst in a triple overtime. After the holidays, the Raiders came back to whip Lillis, Glennon, Center, St. Joseph of Shawnee, and traveled to St. Louis to beat Country Day by a good margin. The following week, the team defeated Burroughs 60-49 and thus swept the St. Louis series. Rockhurst, who handed the team their first defeat, was easily defeated as were the Turner Bears and the Raytown Bluejays. The Raiders sustained their second loss to Southwest in an overtime, 66-64. Victories over Crain Valley and St. Agnes closed out the regular Season. BASKETBALL CALENDAR P. C. D. 65 N. K. C. 29 P. C. D. 80 Codasco 65 Redemptorist Tournament RC' D' John Buffoughs 49 P. C. D. 65 Kearney 56 .lIT0ckhul-SZ6 41 . - .Q . . . . urner P. L. D. Q8 Redemptorist 35 P- C. D. 68 Raywwn 47 P. c. D. 64 oiathe 45 S' 3- gf aouthwxisgl 66 66 P. C. D. 74 Central 40 ' ' ' - ram a ey , P. C. D. 6.3 St. Agnes 47 North Kansas Cnty Tournament u P. c. n. 45 Park nan :so 5Ub'Re9'0ft0' Tvvfnvment P. C. D. 67 St. Marys 43 P. C. D. 71 Pleasant Hill 42 P. C. D. 46 Wm. Chrisinan 44 P- C- D- 99 Pf'Cl1li3f 65 .1. P. C. D. 79 Redemptorist 70 P. C. D. 63 Hogan 37 P. C. D. 70 Ruskin 53 Catholic Tournament Regional Tournament P' C- D- 72 Clvnnon 31 P. C. D. 57 Knobnoster 46 P- Q. D- 31 Rfwkhufst 32 P. C. D. 52 Blue Springs 48 P' L- D' 46 Llllls 42 P. C. D. 54 College High of Warrensburg 46 P. C. D. 67 Lillis 49 P. c. D. 97 Clennon 42 State Tournament P. C. D. 61 Center 49 P. C. D. 82 Malden 66 P. C. D. 71 St. Joseph. Shawnee 48 P. C. D. 57 Buffalo 72 If 1 1 IPP I X Ill P IH 1 PII I X II f ll 1 Y 6 K I I any HI t Pl l U ll ll ll l t t H X Stole Tourney of Cope Girardeau 110 'Xt It - Ftllt-fftgllblliil tmiriif-3' at Cmitvr. tht- Raiflerf lmnrli-fl l'l0ufant Hill zmfl llvviilizir x -ry sharp l fi tits. liuuglit liarfl against u ftulvlmrn lie-cle-liiptui'ift rimwx. mul thvii lure-wt-fl in with il liiial xic'tm'y iw-r lluflxin ln xiii. lfrfmi liffiitvr. tht-5 tmxvlfwl tw Wa 4'llSlllI't1 tu play in tht- wg' nal. 'lilluy lxiuwlwel ull' lxiwln XlPFll'li. liluf- Fl hugs. mul tlniii-N41-lligli in that nrrl1'l't4i Mill that tuurm-y. 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VARSITY Back row left to rrght Bob DeYong lManagerJ Harold Kurkpatrxck Bruce Woodrlng Monty Springer Bull Wulknn lManagerl Middle row Jack Henry Bull Staples Kenneth Phnfe Rowland Nofslnger Dave Smith Tommy Thompson Steve Jones Ed Ryan CCoachJ Front row Terry Lerner Buzzy Katz Meigs Jones Bob Markham Warren McCarty lCaptaunJ Bryant Barnes Bud Adel Bob Wallace Ed Slebert Warren YIcLarts 6 2 captaln and semor on thls year s team was the best rebounder on the team and was equallx effectne at the post as he was at forward He wlll be defmltely mlssed next year M 1 s Jones ll the reat drner ofthe team Hls floor play and fme free throw shootm w1ll be hard to replace MCICQ IQ a senlor Bob Wallace 6 10 the handyman Bob could plas whereser he was needed and dld a flIlC job ln our fast break He w1ll be lost bs raduatlon Terrx lerner 6 another semor plased hl best ball lll the post season ame where he howed a lot of flllf' hootln ln the clutch Buzz lxatz 1 10 enlor wa the top floor man of the Ralders Hrs defense was flne and hr set Buddx Adel 1 lu JUIIIUI' wa flfth h1 hest scorer and could shoot well from ans po ltlon on the court Bob Nlarkham O jl1Ill0I' bowed reat lmproxement oxer hl preuou e on H bet ht wa hl left handed hook but he often tlpped ln near ba ket Brsant Barne 0 2 JUITIOI' wa a aln the leadln corer axera ln 20 polnt ane jump shot plu hl et shot were hl Inaln a et but he tlll ot ln on a lot of rebound He wa elected on the All D1 tr1ct team and then on the -Xll 'tate team Barnes wlll be back a captaln next xear 61 I . : I . l I ' I I I . : I . 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N- , ' , . '. - ' - E l G H T H G R A D E Back row, left to right: John Fitzgerald, Guy Pickard, Fred Bellemere, Kent Schmeider, Bob Wagstaff, John Blackwell. Middle row: l.arry Niehouse, Sparkie Bolling, Buddy Porch, John Hoffman- Ed Hogueland, Jerry Taylor. First row: Bill Wakefield, George Gurley, Bill Buckingham, Jeff Churan, Steve Westheimer, Victor Buhler, Joseph Scalet lCoachJ. SEVENTH GRADE Back row, left to right: Hal Jones lCoachJ, Peter Wuertz, Mike Wilkin, David Scoular, John Morrison, Craig Patterson. Front row: Tom Hall, Charles Harris, Jay McDonald, Jim Pollack, Steve Quarles, Jerry Miller, Craig French. l CLC As the '55 track season approached. eyen the most optimistic oltserver could not help hut notice l'em-IJay's glaring lack of depth in almost all events. With only a handful of lettermen returning from the previous year. it looked as though someone would have to come up with new' talent to fill the gaps or the team would suffer a disastrous season. ln four hoys was found this talent for a winning season. The two great discoveries of the year were Don KlcCreey'y and Terry' Lerner. Neither had been counted on. and hoth are now invaluable parts of the team. lioh Wallace. on loan from the hasehall team. runs lead-off on the 8231!-yard relay if there is not a baseball game. He is one of the fastest hoys on the team and a definite asset. Lastly. Cope Schellhorn. a freshman. came a lot faster than anyone hoped and is a member of the mile-relay. Others haye stepped up and filled the shoes left vacant hy graduation. Boys like George Kroh who is a consistent point maker in the hurdles and Stewart Gillmor. along with Wallace. Nlcflreevy and Lerner make up our half-mile relay team. Harold Kirkpatrick. another baseball player. liill Coetze. an exceptionally good freshman weight man. and many others are all good reasons why this track-team has made such a fine showing this year. When the State Outdoor meet rolled around. Mr. Campbell and a skeleton squad left for Columbia. There wasnit much hope of scoring many points. for several members of the team were unahle to go. The next day' many Pem-Day students were quite surprised on reading the morning paper that we had come in ninth. Pete Wolford won first place in the shot put and liroke the school record hy' a throw of 4-612 feet. Bryant Barnes tied for first in the high jump thus making a total of nine points altogether. The regular season got off to a fast start as Pem'Day romped over Grandview in a dual meet. The score was 86 to 32 with Pem-Day trackmen taking first in all but three events. The bright spot of the day came when Pete Wolford hroke his earlier throw to set a new school record. By getting the shot out 4T1fQ feet and by a 126-foot heave of the discus, Pete easily won first in both events. The fast pace was continued as Singleton won the high hurdles. Wallace the 100-yard dash. and Henry the mile-run. The 880-yard relay team added another first as the margin between the two teams increased. However. it was not all Pem-Day. Grandview took first in the 440 and 880-yard dashes. Then Kroh and Liepsner ran off with first and second in the low hurdles. This. plus the victory of the mile-relay team. put the meet on ice. Back row, left to right: Guthrie Carroll fManagerJ, Bill Goetze, Cope Schellhorn, Tom Schmidt fManagerl. Third row: Bob Liepsner, Tommy Thompson, John Miller, Harold Kirkpatrick, Dave Wilson- Kim Wilson, Fred Kurtz. Second row: Stewart Gillmor, Don McGreevy, Bryant Barnes, Pete Edmiston, George Kroh, Bob Thomas, Steve Jones, Bob Markham. First row: Wayne Campbell fCoachJ, Terry Lerner, Bob Wallace, Jackson Newby, Kirk O'DelI- Crichton Singleton, Pete Wolford, John Welsch, Joseph Scalet fCoachJ. yard hr h hurdle yard da h Nllle iun yarn 11.1 lx yard low hurdle yard relay Xlrle Relay D1 cus Shot Put l ole N ault Ill h unp Ilroad ,lump 880 yard run 220 yard da h HOO 1 0 D 1 336 14t2 49 ft 11 fn f 21 fn 2061 27 TR RECOR Paul john ton bedde Larrm ton Paul Hunt .lun Harker lileky Xlorehoue laul ,lohn ton 'loppx Par on Phxl NILLlanahan Ruky Nlorehou e XY hltney Ruby Daye F an .11l'll Tm man Hank Naruyz John Holllday Pete Wolford len XX olford Bob Sloan Bryant Barnes Ruky 'Nlorehou e ,lun Hetker Rrcky Nlorehouse 1911 1939 19w2 1903 19 1 197 1911 19w2 19ua 1919 19 Q0 1950 1911- 1951 1954 ln the fleld eyents Pem Day showed UFCHI strength as Barnes Markham and Miller took the flr t three places 111 the hlah Jump Terry Lerner broad jumpmg for the first tllllf? won the eyent Wllh a leap of some lo feet Though the 111116 ln thls meet were nothm exceptlonal one factor persevered we had more depth as a whole than ey er before In the next meet a trlangular wlth Hogan and De La Salle Pem Day had to contend wlth John Brown one of the treat track machlnes m the clty He scored 23 pomts for Hocan ln w1nn1n four events but Pem Day s QIX flrsts and CTOIHIIIHUOII of the seconds and thlrd Faye us the vlctory If to Ho an s 43 and badly outelassed De 1a Salle s 28 Smgleton won flrst lIl both hurdles rates whlle Kroh ot a second m the low Both relay teams won Wallace and McCreeyy Dot 2nd and 3rd 111 the 100 yard dash and Henry and D XVITQOH dld the same Ill the mlle run Wolford set a new school record III the shot put w 1th a throw th1s tlme of 49 feet 8 lnches whlle Coetze and lNewby added a thlrd and fourth In the other fleld eyents Kun WITSOII took second ln the broadyump and lerner fourth Wlth Vi olford wm ln the dlscus and a flrst thlrd and fourth by Barnes K1rkpatr1ck and Mlller we made a sweep of the fleld events Schellhorn and Edmlston took flrst and second m the 1la1fll1l16 to put Pem Day out of reach of the other teams On Tuesday Aprll 19 Pem Day played host to a fast moymg Ward team When the scores were added up we had lost our flrst dual meet 50 68, smce Raytown turned the trlck IH 1952 The last dual meet to date IS so far the track team s greatest achlevement Facmg a favored Lees Summlt squad whlch had won flfth m the State Pem Day was really up agamst a tough foe We started off stron wrth Slngleton s two frrst ln the hurdles W olford took flrst 1n the shot and dlscus The ylctory of the 880 yard relay team and flrsts by Wallace IH the 220 yard run and Markham m the h1 h Jump all went toward makmfr the meet a close one Howeyer Lees Summlt manaved always to keep just a few polnts ahead The declslon fmally rested on the outcome of the mlle relay Runnmg for Pem Day were Clllmor Thomas O Dell and Sm leton the same team that Lees SUIHITIII had beaten ln the State meet These boys forgot that thouvh as they ran one of the best races seen thls year to take the mlle relay by several yards Thls enabled Pem Day to flIllS1'l on top .3916 to 58V 74 S C l. 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P - M Y f 1 l .. ,QL l'9'w1bi'f-f2r24 mggz Hg i' '?l ?f f fffjffff x ' f.'S 2 .-1' .1 'H 1 ,uk u gaffegag es nte 111611 u111n1pos111 ll 1910111 o lar this season tic ba :ba squa roaehtd rx N1 llll An ell 1 potentlalls a fine ball club N11 X11 ell has spe11t a lot of hr 111116 coatlnn tl1 plaui on the fine pomts ofthe ame a11d 1 happx os 61 his team ll1lpI'0XPlll0Hll The Red Raiders hampered bx a late cold spell haie bee11 haun a hard time ett111 the mood on the ball but thes hould l ood form for the re 101131 tour11a111e11t In the flrt ame the Raiders showed what thex could do bs drmnin Crandxiess 1011 Nlontx Springer l1ad three hits for three times at bat Harold Kirkpatrick went tiso for three and Rowland Nofsm er three for four Bob W allau pitched a tel r1f1c three h1tte1 J LIQIOII 1VIont1 Sprm er a 3111 had battm honors hitting two for three Pem Day couldnt et the wood on the ball quite enough lll the third game a11d lost to Qt A 11es 4 1 John Berkshlre hurled for the Raiders and Bob Wallace scored the onlw tallx Seekm revenge for their two defeats the Raiders smashed Park H111 14 3 'Nofsm er Buzz Katz Wallace John W llld or and Kirkpatrick tallied up 11 hlts among the111 vslth Katz ettm a three ba er Wallace started for the Ralders on the mound but was replaced later bs Berkshire '1he Ra ders once a 3111 lost to St A nes 41 wlth Kirkpatrick scorln the onli ru11 Duncan Fdmlston a11d Kirkpatrick both ot triples for P C D 1Next the Raiders trounced St Maris 91 with Bob Wallace ettin credit for the win lurk patrick had top hlltlllt, ho11ors with a trlple and a single Daxe qnnth also tripled A hustl111g Rockhurst squad downed PC D 10 2 Our onlx ru11s came on a homer by Bob W al JIM ANGELL Coach 80 D.l' ' s ' Q, . . l' s' ll, d. - t l. .'l'.,l' g..'s ' I' ', . 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X111 1111511-11 1111s 111-1-11 11-11 1111-11s1-11 with t111- 11ust1- 111 t111- s11u111 111111 111s11 1111- 111111i11g i11 t111- 111111 g 11it1 t111- s111111 1ll11I'l'S1 11i111's. 111111 s1-11i111's 1111 t111- s1u1111. 1111- t111'1-1- t1111 1111t1'11 1r11sh. 13111 0.111 11111. 111111 XX'1lll1S1ll'. 2.1111 1111111 111J1t'Illllll. '1'h1-s1- first t1 11 h11x1- St'Q'll ll 111t 111 111'ti1111 s11 1111. 111111 111111-111 Ill 1 1-X111-1-t1-11 111 111- 11-11111 1111 t111- l'f'll1il1ll11t'l' 111 t111- s1-11s1111. lf11111-h 1111511-11 is 111ki11g 11111 11111 t11 ll 1111 111-1-1-ssf111 11-1111 l JOHN WINDSOR infield HAROLD KIRKPATRICK infield BILL O RIORDAN catcher outfield DAVE HURWITT outfield JOHN BERKSHIRE catcher 82 AL COMPTON MONTY SPRINGER outfield JOHN COLEMAN pitcher ROWLAND NOFSINGER outfleld BOB WALLACE prtclwer DAVE SMITH Infield Infield 80 BUZZY KATZ - Captain VARSITY Fourth row, left to right: Pete Starr lManagerl, Barton Blond, Bill Wallace, Dietie Albrecht, Chuck Frisbie. Third row: Hal Jones CCoachJ, Harold Kirkpatrick, Bill Esrey- Dave Beach, Ned Lawrence, Noland Gill- mor, Ed Benson. Second row: Bill O'Riordan, Dave Smith, Rowland Nofsinger, Al Compton, Monty Springer, John Wind- sor, John Snyder. First row: John Coleman, Duke Windsor, Bob Wallace, Buzzy Katz lCaptainJ, Duncan Edmiston, John Berkshire, Dave Hurwitt- Jim Angell fCoachl. EIGHTH GRADE Back row, left to right: Gale Hols.-tan fCoachJ, Michael Trusty, Lee Major, Doug Peterson. Middle row: Hal Jones lCoacht, Ted Pearson, Steve Westheimer, Jack Viola, John Brady, Fred Bellemere, John Fitzgerald. Front row: Victor Buhler, Kent Schmeider, John Hoffman, Jett Churan, Bill Wakefield, John Blackwell, Jerry Taylor. xxx 'g?7?f W M2431 ' f w vw... -.f Nw 3 4 Wgvgfq .4 1r:df?if .N Z' ,,..-Ja-'nfl' L, -.aw .fvwqps MT ae- .1 if'...3k LM Wann. in 'kv 'Pura 'WK 'Hs' ' ,, ' W Y- ,, 'af ' M' 1. ,, , I , ' P .. . . . .N , '4 , R x .I N K W Q 4 2 ., C J , - . A- ,. W-,f 1 1 f., , ' . . v f 5' ' , A . 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' .iw Q v - . , M.: ,- Pollard Caldwell Jack Barnes Tommy Thompson Top row Tony Suarez Bull Kleb PHYSICAL EDUCATION CLASS As Sprlng rolls around, those hearty lads wlshlng to play football the next fall or just deslrlng to get 1n shape after a soft Wmter place themselves m Mr Dundas able hands Among the aCtlV1 ties that Coach Dundas emphaslzes are runnlng laps domg C3llSthCIllCS whlch were led qulte ably ln the most part by John Grant and playlng a rough game of touch football 86 I , 4 A fy , T - B T T ,gm l Bottom row, left fo right: Bob Wornall, Bill Wilkin, Ken Phifer, Jim Smith. Middle row: Bruce Woodring, Back row left to nght Bull Sullivan lManagerl Duck Sutton Garrett Cole Ed Bartlett Bull Staples Jam Whither Norruth Graham Joseph dePeyster lCoachl Front row Bob Menees Gates Ripley Jeff Porter John TenBrook Jam Goar Klrk Polson Don McCrory John Elliott KCoachJ en!! ld The Pembroke Country Day School tennis team began its 1955 season on Monday April 4th just following spring vacation With one week remaining before the team s 1n1t1al match the thirty nine candidates were quickly ranked according to their ability by means of a pre season tournament Having practiced only a few days the team played Olathe High Schools team at Olathe and because they realized that they had very llttle practice before the contest The following afternoon the team showed its spark by snapping back with a 3 1 defeat of Hogan High Schools squad on the home courts The Red Raider racquet men next met an overpowering Shawnee Mission team on the Indians court and were blanked by their once beaten court rivals The next foe the Wyandotte High School Bulldo s swept by the PC D netmen without a loss to take the match on the loser s courts The squad took on the Rockhurst Hawklets April 27th but the visitors proved to be too much for the Raiders and Rockhurst won the match Before any opinions are made it should be remembered that although a few of the scores were far from impressive these and other matches were played against teams far superior ln size and therefore our team had a large disadvantage in most of their matches Members of the team are Ed Bartlett Bill Staples Garrett Cole Jim Goar Norruth Graham John TenBrook Bob Menees Bert Schmidt Cates Ripley Duck Sutton Kirk Polson ,lim Whittier Jeff Porter and Don McCrory 87 I . : . . I . I I I . I . I I i' 7 1 . I 1 I . I . 1 I I - . . , . , . Q n . Q , - . . , . , . 7 7 were edged out by a 3-2 decision. This did not daunt the spirit of the team members, however, ' 5 . . . . . , , . . . , ' g , . . . 9 . , . . , . n .I . , . Q s o 1 9 7 9 . 9 7 ' . 9 . 7 ls 1 v ,ls ' 1 9 9 , . Left to right Warren McCarty Meigs Jones Brook Bartlett David Mackie This year instead of havlng matches wlth outslde teams the members of the golf squad played Cartv Brook Bartlett David Mackle and Arnold Garfinkel not shown ln the picture In the golf tournament three outsiders won first second and third They were respectively Bob Wallace Bryant Bames and Terry Lemer Coach of this year s squad was Mr Ed Ryan 88 among themselves for positions on a golf ladder. The squad consisted of Meigs Jones, Warren Mc- M W, F 4 3 WMA ,, f A , 'gh Ja. N4 Y .k 'f . 7'Z4fl:' NX- ff ,fd-1, 5 -I .J mf' f M W W xx I 'ff 1 , nm X9 A it M., .mmf , 5 .,,, A ,mf M W , , pn .. wr' nge, , f xt . 4 VN X I yn -,,- .NNN ,. .5.,kL W' Q 4 , ii 1 4 ia R N.. ..,'!2 ' 4 2 K- Q, vc y Q 'D V' it L'fg,:: ' ,,. V., ,QNJM , 1 xx '. 3 A rv 1 I , xfq... OCLC! As a pflrt of eserx chool xear the aclmmlstratlorl lends school f3ClllLlCS to sarlou cla ses and orranlzatlol for clflnee and othel oclal fllIlClQl0I1 -Xmon the l11 l1l1 ht tl11 xear were the football and ha lxethall clmce pon ored bw the Semor Cla the l'l0II16COITl1l1 Dance alter the Country Tax foothall ame spon ored hx the Letterman Club Incl the ,llllllflf Cla s spon orecl dance after the John Burrou h bflslxethall ame -Lnnuallx hoxsexer the Q0Cl8l spotll ht 1 focu ecl on the luhluatlon Dance pon olecl hx the llllltop anrl Rauler tall Thls xears theme was the btorl-. Llulx with flemoratlon hun hlark anl 11 h1te The 11111111 Mele clraxsn hx ll1lxe Carmlch tel Hauler art eflltor lle ancl h1 a 1 huts should th1 dame hetter than exer ln Hflflllltlll to the hne CIILCTLHIIIIIICHL lven by Don Xccuxso and has hand black and wlute au torraph hooks mth attached penclls were nen a favors The CllfIl'lX of the entlre wear 1 the Senlor Prom 1sh1ch thls tear lull he helcl after raduatlon June 4th at the lxan as Clty Country Club GRADUATING CLASS OF JUNIOR ASSEMBLY Standmg left to rlght Guthrne Carroll Brook Bartlett Jackson Newby Davld Mackie Make Hughes Jlm Goar Bull Archer Mengs Jones Jlm Lawler Doug Ashley Peter Pundak Bull Wtlkm Tom Slaughter Duncan Edmuston John Kntchen Seated on sofa Harriet Davis Ellen Douglass Charlotte Wornall Faxon House John Berkshire Warren McCarty Ann McGreevy Jam Whuttuer Penny Lane Seated on floor Peter Story Nancy Payne Bob Wallace Susue Hacks Bull Sullivan Cynthna Brannock John Grant Kurk Polson 91 A K L Y Q S g T . .L . y . . . w . S h SL M ff ' IS . S ' 5 ' ' S. . g . '51 'g S 's s' 2 ' S S s A' - ' , ss. ' Q Q l -' , g . , . 's . z ' so , S g s 1 ' g . '. ' ' . - ' 'ff 'S A S ' ' S ', 5 s ' ' A I I rn 'N N an . . I - ' ' s S. '. U' I ' 1 ' . '. ' : s 1 g - 'as ' '1. ', ' .' 'S 55.51 .- he highly I'0lIllIlf'llflECl for their splendid joh. as should both stalls for their untiring efforts to make 'S ' 1 ' . no n n k s I ,, . . . Y g , Q , ' W. CA, . uv .S . I .. .K 'Y Y. fl . , F ,v 5 M . v h 1 5 1 , 1 1 1 1 I I I I I I ' - I I , . 5 1 1 1 1 . 1 I I I ' : I I I I I I , . . , . A I we Q ., 4 A if 1' ,, l' 1 1 x 1' . 'I -- X - A , Y 1 V x I s 1 I 1 wp 7 H- 4 v,!'U' 1 4 n I' f , 1 , A , nv 1 ..i..n.nL-11 H T i . 'LF i1eQ,3W610 I 1 W g s J 2154 y- .4 H gy . Q xt I 3 3 M, ll ! ??:-73 mem mx? 4 Q V ,A qi .-21, ' 3 -V V 2 1 alms, N...-Quin Af . fi 7-4 A Ab fifyiilffgtggyf 3 Wbsfb' I , it . F 1 2 I s , I sg' r. 1 ,.4' Wiz m ' .:ad335?2'5S3lf 1 D ' lx . Q f K, 7 f, . k 1-Mg, M it 'A A f-f..,., . QM , Y -- '36 - 1 Y 1 .jdbl f0gI Cl,YOA:f :' zz... ..z..., -'-s.. 3- .-..-in --111-., nm --nz: .x--- -3 4.-Q..-.-4. isnt. -2 'Jw-ANA' 5: r-- -er-d ...,-f, - l .l cgi 't.. -15?- ..... -Stir' a 4 wc QW 1 .S?l1LJQI'lt Connex I e ll t 111111 t1 r SIUIIE Ill C UUIILII 11a compo efl of Gllllif II11111l1 Bartlett XX arren 116.1111 anfl ohn 5llXfIPI' JUIIIUI 11 IIu1111tt a111I hi Il 111 11I1h11n1111e a1e 1 1111 an1 1 nnan john H11I1.11l.11 I 1111l1 Bartlett 101111111111 th t 1 ll 1er of 1te 11e11Ie11 1 ltll UIIII N11111r e 1111 11e If 1111 III a111I Da1e Hur111tt neue 111 l11aeur1r t 1111 he ea11I of Illl C 1u1111l that the1 11e1e perhap 1111e I t e 1n112t able lll the 111 t111 of th1 1h0ol Thex 1111111 11I 1u1111 the f1r t e111e t1r IIIHIIX ae e111I1l1e 11h1eh were 3111011 the I eneral NI11t111 a 1111I1l1 held flUI'lIlU the fall NI1 I IUIl9l BROOK BARTI-EIT PYGSICIGNT the Illil tel of 1e1e11111111e 111n1Iu1t11I 1ar111u CXPCIIIIIEIII I 1 ned 11 1111 11111 he 1a1111l pro P 111 clence a 11 1e 111Ie1Il1 lnfluencecl 11ur l1fe a111I t11 I11111 the IIIIIICIQIICE' 111 t11 prone 11f f1ft1 ware avo a 1111111131111 111t toclax Q QLIEIIIIIIL 111th 11 HIOIIY the LIBIILB lllltx 11a the a e111I1l1 at 11h11:h Dr IXllllIldIl 1I1re1t11r of the Nllclsseet Re-ea11h I11 tltute BCILITCQ ed the tudent I1o1I1 fhere were aI11 t1111 p11l11e a CCIHIJIIEQ one 011 IITPBFIIIS and the other o11 narcotxc and PX eral 11the1 a EIUIJIIGQ of 1ar1e1I INIJP ProI1ahl1 the Illlllff 11h11h IIIIN LUUIILII 111II 1110 t he FCIIIGIIIINSICCI for thouvh 1 the 11134 3ZlIlt' Stcmdmg Dave Wnlson John Hockodcy Seated Kenneth Phnfer John Snyder Brook BcrtIettIPres1den1J Warren McCarty Dave Hurwntt Itll f Nh f s 5- 15 ' 1' ' I 's - S ' s ' ' . H 1 1' I ' .I1 1, : ' ' As lla '1 ' ' - I'I 'I-1': s ' D ' XX ls I fr 'sl 1 1- '-. 31' ' . ' ' ' QI 11 llltlr 1u1 I YI S. uae IIll'I'Cl.UI'f' I x t. 1 J 1' l I- Iwing le 't, I X -I' ' 'S' ' ' . ,I ta ,i 1 . I -1 , 1' ' 's I1 :A D' ' ' s 11 h 1 I s1' . ' '1 l1 I g , ' 5 s s - ' ' 5 A ' ' ' 2 the most interesting 1-1111 IIPIII at Pe111-Day. 1811111115: these was 12 1 ' 's ssl '. ' Z. . 1 '. I' '. 1 I S ' - ' ' S. 5 - 1 ' s 1' s 111- s'gf t sh1'I 't grss' 5' his I- ' '. S ' ' ' ' I- ggss 'rt' 1 F 5' I h if - gr 1' . Ms, 5. S ' ' 'S ss ' ' . N 'h . '- 1 1' 3 'r S' . 15 S ' 5 ' ' 5.1 ' 1. ' . S ' S ' ' ss ' 1 ' ' ' S. ' 'ts ' 5 , 1 r,'s g' l : ' , . 5 ' I . 1 I - drne whxch thex Qponeored The plan ran Qomethlng llke lhlc Curtle Clrculatlon Compam Qald that lf we would ell Quhfcrlptlone to thelr IUHUHZIIICQ thew would glxe ue from 30 to 70 r COITIITIIQQIOII on each mavazme Gold and thex vate ue a two week perlod Ill whlch to Sell Headed by the Qtudent c,0UIlCll the drlxe fro Qed Q61 120 lllalilflo' for our chool Q2 327 66 Thle monex 1 helng ueed fa r the purchaee ol a foothall haeehall track corehoard lhe c,0l1llLIl al o d1d muth to promote thool pmt and when thelr term of offlce had ended there were onlx word of pralee to he offered to theee how Four I'l16lYll361Q l.10l11 the flret term were returned to offlce IH the Qecond Qemeeter a Brook Bart lett wae affaln Qwept into the preeldencs Date Nlaekle and John Sus der were the other two Semor memher Date Hur w 1tt and lxen Phlfer were returned ae the jumor repreeentatlxee w1th ophomore Blll Eeres and freehman Noland Gillmor helnff elected from thelr elaeee Date Mack1e wae Yue l-JI'E'QlCl9Ill and lxen Phlfer Setretarx Tleaeurer rf thle group c tcond term ffllllltll a aln Qponeorer mam outetandlnf tll1ltlIP and other attlwltles wut honor wtem a Ntlllxlllf ex tem at Pem Dax lmmedlatelx on heln lnetalled lll offlce thex huan lllell' wolk hx lltllfllllf mam IH9f'tlIlU to lax out plane Soon an ae emhls Wllll the Qtudent hodx was held and the plan pre ented 1Prex1ouQ to the a emhlx claee llleellllffi had heen held and each tlaes had the ldea explalned to them hx a Councll memhert The ldea moat prex alent Ill thli and other aekemhhe 1ke 1t wac qulet Ill Qtudx hal 2 and III aeeem 192 The Student hodx talked lt oxer and went out of that flret aesemhlx with the thou ht that the honor x tem could and would wolk at Pem Dax Hillfllll thexe opc n llltlalltl at lnterx ale of tural wtf the prohleme were hrouf ht out 1n the open and nam of them eolx ed It IQ a lflllllti' to the Gtudent hods Qpearheaded hx the btudent Council that Qtudx halle and a QBIlllJllCQ hate reached a polnt that few people would hate hellew ed could hate been reached Pemhroke Countrx Daw w1ll lonff remem her the work of thl Student C0l1IlCll headed hx Preeldent Bartlett who lald the foundatlon for what max well he the heet hl h echool honor ex item ln the countrx Standing Noland Glllmor Kenneth Phnfer Bull Esrey Seated John Snyder Brook Bartlett fPresndentJ Dcvld Mackue Absent Dove Hurwltt 102 . i Y S L X I . . 5 . C . 5. .Y Q - . N L :- ' .UI 1 u C . A4 'Y CA T T 1 T Q T-1 1- 5 .1 -lv . k . ' lg S. .Q .'8'.' . C S' . .. 1. . . . j s . . 1 - Q , - . - - s' . ,. . I. S . I S- S . . U . . I g -L Q I k . . , I k V L ' S - V T C T Y 1 v T . YF. Q A . -L 'Y Y 1 4 W J 5. ' ' ' ' - t ' c, ' s . x W S A. . .T . W . xx tl Y ' . .T ' V' ' . l l- 1 . Th ' 1 g' T . l H t 'gass' 'S were most noted and wlll he rememhered longest for one thing. thelr work towards lllillilllg the SA! Y. KI :YS - .N up . g . k .V . , i Uv xg ' ' ' U' 5 D' ' rs p' c. c . as D' ' - 1' ' ,1 S - ss D' t- . ' F , . ' ' T 'S l' ' H ' .' . ' D' l.. ' .. hl' t. K . W 1 . i V. E U . H 1 , .T I I F as ' ' ' - g Q 1 2 gs ' : she 'kS. , ' L1 1 D' . ' , c c , . '. , . ' T '. . ' . so ' - ' , , ' ' s t, ' . ' r . ' e , , .0 h . I . . T C L T. K - ' . : . I . I . . . . : , , . : . :bus Back row left to nght John Kltchen Tom Slaughter Buzzy Katz Bob Wallace John Snyder John Berkshlre Al Compton Bryant Barnes Mlddle row Warren McCarty Ed Haussermann Jackson Newby Bob Markham Pete Wolford John Grant Meugs Jones Brook Bartlett Terry Lerner Kurk ODeIl Ed Slebert Ed Bartlett Harold Kurk patrlck Klm Wllson Kneelmg Duke Windsor Kenneth Phlfer Dave Hurwltt Rowland Nofsmger Jack Henry Bud Adel Dave Smuth Steve Jones Qffefnlall 5 Each year the best of Pem Days athletes ln addltlon to wmnmg thelr varslty letters are stlll further honored by a letter of 1nv1tat1on to become a member of thelr school s mam athletlc or anlzatlon the Letterman s Club Thls club IS composed of boys who have been awarded a major letter ln any one of the four major sports such as football basketball baseball and track The sarslty whlte sweater wlth the major letter and serxlce strlpes on lt lS symbollc both of the bow s membershlp ln the club and also of hls contrlbutxon to the school on the warlous athletlc flelds Thls year s h1 hl1 ht was the very successful club sponsored Homecomln Dance after the Country Daw football ame The homecommc queen and her attendants were selected by the club and the presentatlon of the queen was at mtermlsslon of the dance Presxdent of the club thls sear was John Smder 103 -pf J..-fum-r.. U 'A s. ' ' . 'f Y 1 I : I 7 I I I I I ' 3 1 1 1 1 1 . . , . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' s . : 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . 9 ' 9 s 0' U 1 s 1 1 ' I . v . 7 V. . q. . . . . , . . . . . ' . .i . . Y , .U .U Y j v . U V C' C D ' 0' . U' Y E . . D 1: V - I J . Back row left to right Cliff Ellnott Bull Staples Tommy Thompson Jackson Newby John Wlndsor Norruth Graham Duke Wmdsor Rnchard Arms Duncan Asges John Scott Middle row Bull Barrows Jack Barnes Bob Wornall Val Petrus John Muller Steve Jones Rowland Nof smger George Ryan Ken Phufer Davld Wilson Tom Weaver Front row Herb Harris Arley Allen Jay Nichols BJd Baker John Coleman John TenBrook Fred Kurtz Krrk ODell Fred Groves Ned Lawrence Joel Rose Ernest Nenghbor Bull Wallace Bob Menees lhls xear P6111 Daw s Clee Club alwaxs a promment and popular school actlvlty atttamed a 111easure of success heretofore unequaled The members under the l.Ulfl3IlC6 of lVIr Henry Cadx laduate of Nflddleburx Colle e held thelr flrst rehearsal 0011 after chool started a11d co11t111uecl fllllCll0l1lIl throu h com111encen1ent Offlcers for thls xears broup were Bob Wallace PI'CSlITEIll Rollle Nof 111 er VICC Presldent and Klrk O Dell Secretarx Treasurer The flrst performance of the I lee Club was at a fall assemblx lhl pro F3111 was one of colle e 1 llI3llllX althou onc o tha bc tnumber of th1 performance was The So 1ers C orus nom liau t Fitllflttlll tlllS the flee Club be an IJI'aClQlClIl for the annual Chr1st111as pro ra111 Sexcral weelc IJIIUI' to the actual pro ran1 thou h tl1e C lee Club wa honored to sm omc of tl1e1r repertonc at the Leawood HOIITCQ As oc1at1o11 ljllllll r Followln the fmal pc rformance of the Chr1st111as pro ram the xocal roup recorded a lv lllllllllf' radlo show for IXCMO Thex were further honored bx hem a lced to s1n at the Shrlners annual Chr1st111as D1n11er December Zl The hl hll ht of the scar w as reached on the H1 hts of Vfarch tl a11d Aprll 1 when the C,0llll'1lIlCd s 1 roups of Pem Dax and Sunset Hlll presented sparkllnl. performances of Cllbert and Sulln all s two week but It made llttle dlfference as both cat axe excellent performances A 111 the pat Nlr Samuel Poor was the ta e director wlth Nfl Cadx and lVlr Nlcxow ll fron1 Sunset handbn, tl1e xoc al tec hmque The torx rexolx es around two ondollers MARCO kenneth Phlfer Hllll I I lNl1l'l'l1 Stcxe lone of XSTIICTI one 1 uppo edlx the lilll of Baratarla lhex are forced to leaxe tl1e1r lnrldr I l-TNF lvl X Ann Hoxex and Sandra Same and TFSSA Je se Benton whnle thex rule jomtlx unt1l 1t 1 found out whlch 1 the true klll Further COIHIJIICHIIOIIS arlse when DON ALH VNIBRA Duke Wmdsor 111for111 the two 111cmarchs that whlchexer 1 klll he ha been lllafflefl III lnfancx t C-XSILDA Nlarx Brown and Vlckl Zuber who 1 the daughter of a fast fadln 11oblen1a11 the Dt lxF of PL XYA TORO Bob W allace W hen the 310111311 who had nur ed the helr to the throne Ill h1 chlld hood arrlwes she reseals that the kln 1 neither of the ondollers but IS lll fact the drummer bow of the Dt KE of PLAZA TORO Lt IZ Arlx Allen whom CASILDA had loxed before thls s1tuat1on was made known to her Other leads were plax ed bx Charlotte Wornall the DLCHFSS lxax Stoner and Wlar 16 Shackleford FIAME FTA Caroln1e Park a11d Sandra Yukon VITTORTA Sallx Schrlrmer CIIIIA Nancx Xlchols l'Nl'7 Rollle NOTQIIIFEI' a11d Daxe Beach ANTONIO klfk ODell a11d rlomnn Thompson CFORFIO Bill Barrow FRANCFSCA and Daxe Wilson ANIBALF The flee Club of Pem Dax and Bar tow ant at a concert gnen at our school on Nlas l2 The fmal perfor111ance wa ,nen at commencement I l : . . I U I I I . I I I I I ' 5 I I I ' I I ' I I I I ' : I I I 1 I I I I . , . . I ' I I I I I - - e - 1 . - ff ' .1 . I' 1 a gr' lf' I' g . . ' ' - 1 S S S- - - ' . . III II . . I , III I , . I ' Cn C- 4 - I - 'N L I N l D - ' 1 I S g . - - : . - . II . - I 1 ' . -. '. 'S g ' - - g Sc ng1S ' gh 1 f 1 XS S 'S A 1: .' ld' .' h f' ' S. ' g I 1 g g 'c - g . 1' '1 ' 'S ' g . gl. I 1 'S Kgs 1 ' ' I II . , . I I. II . I I . I III . -- I .I C I . . c ,. I . ' ' U T T l ' I ' U' T' . . . ' L . ' - ' - 5 S' . g C . . . . . ' . . .II .III I I I .U I I , . I I . . n P F ' Dw a C T A' 1 T- 1 , A .mgn gr g . - I' c c c c ' ff c . ' Q The Condoliersf' Due to the basketball team'S good fortune. the operetta had to be postponed for ' ' S. ' ' ' ' 1 S S fl ' ' .c. 1 S ' S . . '. f ' . S gr ' - . A '. ' 1 S. 2 ' .1 - ' ff II SI I .I .S S S II .g .I .1 II I I . . I . , 1 . 1 ' ' .T .' S. ,ff . S: . ' ' ' ' ' . I I 1 S I I I I . I .S . III S . III I0 1' 1, - , . ' ' S S - - II I I I I .IZ .S . g . II .II. I II ' s T u T 4 T A n 7 1 'Lf V. ' - - l Q ' . l . I ' '. f 1 ' U. , I . ' ' I I w: . - ' P f . ' . 1 ' . 1 . ' ' . 1 ' 1. ' ' 1 I 1 ' . - f- ,. Y I .. . 1 1 , : S. 1 1. 1 : ' . , . 1. I S - ' S ' S U ' l ' - ' , ' . ' ' S U . l'CLI'l'lClilC5 K 6 .46 Back row left to right Ernest Neighbor Bert Schmidt Jeff Porter Ken Phufer Jackson Newby Rick Lyman John Welsch Bud Reno Bull Archer Guthrie Carroll George Kroh Mr Samuel Poor Front row Arly Allen Chuck Frlsble John Berkshire Bob Haines Kirk Polson David Hurwltt Bud Adel Thi sear the combined dramatlu clubs of Pem Das and Barstow put on two excellent produr tion Terrence Ratt! in Q The Wlllgllltk Boy and John Patrick s comedy drama The Ha tw Heart addfd to their reputations for ood actin, in The Wirisloss Boy portrawlnl, Arthur Winslow Dickn Win lovx and Qtr Robert Morton respectlvelw lxlrk Polson Arly Allen Charles Prlsble Bud Re no and Bud Xdel also did fine jobs Phe lead roles in The Hastv Heart were plased In Rick Lsman llsarhlenl David Hurmitt lYankl lohn Berkshne lD1CCerl John Snwder 1Blo soml James Smith lTommwl Bud Reno 4Colonell Bill lxleb lK1u1l Sally Biles Wlar aretl and William Adel lOrderlwl The play was serv successful and considered bs mans to he one of 'Nlr Poors best production Cast of The Hasty Heart lllfi . 533 J 'S at 3 .31 J f an--. I I wr? 1 AQ I Ni Q. x N9 ' ' ,tv 1 i 5 I 1 . I I A I 1 , I I I I I I ' ' : I I I I I I ' 'S . I , , ' ' ,S , X - . , . A , .- David Hurwitt. john Berkshire, and Rick Lyman -all veteran actors on the Pem-Dav stage -- X x. . 04 . U . M . v iq, v. U . ' Y . '. X . 4 . I C ' . Y. B ' Q ' 1 . . , I 5 is U 2 l ,v' I ' 1 ,V 1 I 1 , f S . , N . M ,, Y Y A . Y V Y I Y. V. . K ' ' - 'fm 1 . ' 1 S-. J. 1 ' I ' . I 1 7 4 be I' 4 X' A u - vs ' V . , 1 - 1 g , 1 . Y - V Q . -. . . ,N . - , ., , . . c B. ll ll N j OPCA85 tfa Pembroke Countrx Dax has Hffalll been fortunate ln l13XlllU an lllitfulllfflltiil Group lll the school Mr Henrx Cads l1lIlQlC3l dlrector has conducted fox the second xear thls bodx of students who xslsh to play ln an orchestra Thls sear the Trl School Orchestra IS composed of students from Barstow Sunset Hlll and Pem broke schools They practlce every Monday Illgllt and choose most of thelr songs from Mr Cadw classlcal repetolre Thelr consclentlous practlce and experlence mth thelr lnstrulnents can be heard ln their music Playmv on the Holm thls xear are Dlane WIIFIIQ Csunset and Tom Weas er cello Carol Carpenter and Daffmar Paden of Barstow clarinet Frnest Newhbor French horn Val Petrus trumpet Stexe Vlesthenner P18110 Peplta Reseco of Barstow Mr Cads was xers pleased mth the concert Unen 'Wav l2 and IQ l00k1l1U forward to a PFOIHIQIIIU season next year 108 'm . Jw' Q. ' ' r ' Q Y L- L r - - ' . ' ' ' t ' s . S Y. 7. . . Y . . V, V 1 P - ' -, . - , . , vw 1 I 7 . v u A - F c . . , t A C. . , -. . . , . . . . V . U . I - C . I . - C - C. Clefllfe The Science Club IQ one of the most lnterestlng extra curricular actlvltles m the school Headed by Mr Kevm Madden, teacher of chemlstry and physlcs thls group of students performs some unusual experlments Although only Freshmen and Sophomores are allowed m thls club thelr experlments are of the fmest Mr Madden mstructs the boys IH prlmary physlcs and chemlstry explammg the prmclples of lwht, astronomy radlo electromcs and many other toplcs Thls mstructlon IS not only useful ln domv thelr experlments but also It acqualnts the students wlth courses they wlll take ln the future The fme ac commodatlons of the laboratory and the students greatly ln their work more ln lmportance It ls mdeed one of the most popular act1v1t1es offered to Freshmen and Qophomores at P C D Left to right Marc Gurwlth Stanford Yukol Dletle Albrecht Paul Meyer Monty Sprlnger ' 109 ' k' 9 1 9 M9 Y -' V 5 7 A' ' V V ' - During the last several years, the Science Club has grown considerably and promises to increase . : . I 1, . . I I . I 1 E3 ' . K' , Standing left to right Jim Goar Bull Sheldley Pete Starr Bull Baxter Mr Kraft Seated Dick Sutton Kirk Polson Bert Schmidt phofograpkg A rlhls year is the first year for the Photography Club Consisting of a number of camera CIltl'1USl asts ll holds weekly meetings for dlscusslons Among topics discussed are the prlnclples of photo ra cermng photography are shown The club included one field trip in its actnltles this year that be ing to the Swope Park Zoo The club was organized and is now adused by Mr Richard lxraft our new Spanish teacher 110 ll, Ne . M . . . ' . . . . g phy, the basic principles behind the camera, and new techniques in photography. Also, movies con . U U V Y u . . . . . . . Y. . .L Y - ' U S V . ' . ' K U . .L Y 7.x Y . . , , E . . jf, JM 10,0 e Hllltfp the 111 nthlx tulcnt 111 ls paper ha 111 t f xfa1 llh 1916 reached an all tune h1 h 111 tur ent rnjoxment 4 1 topl alio xerx popular mth tht 1rl choo Suneet H11 a11d retoxs t Iae a at ll tx 'uxmr r lnr G ant lVlr A f head of the ln l1 h department Hotsexer, theee advleers Serve onlx ae renior and te1hn11'1l helper and leaxf all other matter 11p to the Qtudent Qtxff thus malxln the llllltop a trulx Student run pl1l'JllC3lll0Il 1 ndel the CXI elle11t leaderehlp of edltor Broolt Bart ett the Stall p11t Ulll Pl ht IQ uee plui the honui H1 flop e-e IQNUCQ sarung 111 leng.t1 from 619111 to txselxe pafe arm tllllllllel' of people The rolumne mflude the alumm artlclee BROOK BARTLETT Edna,-,n Cl-Hef ouaelonal hlffh rade lllllllttl' artltlee and the popular sports columne whuh eoxer the 3l1lNlllCS of all the School Q team Probably the mo t popular of theme columne IQ the earefulls. rheclted and authorlzed Snooper 1n xshuh can be learned a great de 1l ahout the Q0fl3l lnee of the upper -chool bow and thelr f 1rl The cenior free Hrllflop 1 prohahlx the moet looked forward to of all the nlne IQQUCQ The flnal Hllltop Qtood out ai one of the moet lll19I'CQllT1g IQCUCQ exer puhllihed heeauee of the Great number of Standmg left to rlght Arnold Garfunkel Dav1d Beach John Hockaday Rlchord Helzberg Steve Jones, Rowland Nofsmger, Crlchton Smgleton John K1tchen Bryant Barnes Barton Blond Bud Adel Stewart G1llmor Pete Starr Noland Glllmor Ke1th Sm1th Jack Kroh Seated MSIQS Jones Warren McCarty Brook Bartlett Ken Ph1fer Pete Wolford 111 O Th . I , 1' U ' 5 f ' I 5 . S . h ' U A 1 21- ff - -' ' 'gr ' s l .'l'h' H'll ,S . ' gl' S' S' ls. .l .3 ' l Ba J '. l l . s f' ' l y 4 l f. Nl s. 'a ne. l .. ng-ll. 1 11 Is 1 ' ' ' . 4 , . , . 1 - . , f . s - . - s '- , s . . z . 3 gr ' ,' , - l . . '51 fs . . , 'll . Fh 1: 1. ' p' 'l F ' ' 11 S. 2 1-omposed of diversified eolurnns designed to interest the greatest A , ki , p H I . -. - . H . . U I x F F o - a K. 1 ' -Q ' e ' ' ' J - - g , s. 1 S 1 . . up ' g' S. N u . .S - V N - V . . .U H . . 5 , , . L, L., l L , , L F ' , ' I ' , ' 1 , ' , . I I I I I I I I I ' 5 h r I 1 1 ' ' xxx, l ' K ANA XX ,,-.,.,V.m.w..4..-.4 j ' . ' 1: .. l N 5 ' , 5 Qui Qnlvllnp DAVID MACKIE Buslness Manager lht p11l111 Mlllth wa- Qldfllfl 1 ure 111X1r11 18 Xear a1t1X1t11 ler ll ll lt 6 ar 111 11 1 1 1 1111 11 ec 111tl1 tl11 ialder flu ar t1e 1 ul l 1111111 Bar SUIISPI H1ll and P6111 D11 11.1 11111111 e11tl111 1a tltallx re111xed tl1a11 eter before rllll xear Serx 111Ce l11lB11 111e Staff 1111clertl1e d1re1t11111 of llaurl Xlaclue Qet a new re111r1l t t'XIJ3llCllll tl1e arlxertl Ill 1 1 111 111111e 111 ac 1 ll 11re111e1 t1e 311 lllt 111 an ll lIl 1 three llllIlCll't'Cl and t11e11t1 t1111 lllt Lflptltbll 11 lem Dax lllt e11t l at 1 the lar e t11u111l1er11f 11l lllplll Il exrr ld t11 the l L J tud111t lmdx fjll the C1r111lat11111 Ntatl jolm bnxder 111tl1 tlle help 11f D11-t1e Xll1re1ht and R1111111 W lute dld .111 1-x1ell111t 11 l1 l l1111 111 1111t the H11 t11p at Sllll et a111l Bal t111s Il re e11t wear 1f lldtlllf a ltllllplelt taff f 11p111ter 111 the llllt 1 1- 1l11111l to 11r1t1 the1r 111111 page f11r the paper wa5 11111t111ued th1 xear H'l5515t111f' Brook Bartlett 1111 the Edltorlal Staff were W arren Xl1Larts and Daxlcl Hurxsltt a 011 ate edltor ken Phlfer -porti ed1t0r Mew Jone Snooper edltor Jack 011 Newsbw plwtograpllx eclltor and cou11tles5 reporter Stondmg left to flghf Dave Smnh Ed Benson George Ryan Klrk Polson Seated Jock Henry John Snyder Davnd Mackle Jockson Newby George Kroh H7 - p11-t 5 1 '1 '1g tl K' '5 ' ' Utl l 'gl l'gl 5 11f Ill' 1111 11111 the Hillt 1 l'11ll mul tlll' l'11l1li1'at'1115 lla 1-11-5p1111- 5 1' l ' 1 l ' , V '5 11' l I 1111. 1i1'1 ' ' '5 1 5t1111. WM, Q : '. - .1 15 ' 5'5 ' ' 5 'A '5' '5 ' 55' 5' 55Q1 W. ' A x 0. .V .g 1 A .gg .5 l11 1'11Y1r fift. -51'xe11 l 'ky ' ' I'IlS. Utl 1' l 51ll1'r5 and l 'll 1-11ll1-1't111'5 11 ere lle111'g1- lK1'11l1. ,I111'l1 llt'lll'y. and Ue111'g11' Ryan. Nl ' '. l l 5' 155 Stall' l'l 11t5ta111li11g1 j11l1 ' sllling ' '- 5 S' ' . S 1 , - 5 l r. Nh '5 ' g 5 5 15 '15 '1 511 '.i.l. 5 1 '. ,' ' ' .N V. i ' . , I 1 5 w - 1 d 5: , l 5 ' . 5 ' -5 '. ':,' 1 ' c v' 5.1 'g-' -5' 11 ' 5' 'lll 5- ' ' P ' ' I , ' . ' . ' ' '5 ' . A Rik. F 5 A . . Y I 1 A h. n V. V. . SS u ' 5: V ' . : 1 ' : ,' 'rs 5. f ' : 5 . ' : ' , 5. l 1 g : . I I I . - 5 I 1 I I - 8' an ou .i -113 we paioler This year marks the lllth anniversary of the Raider. Since its lieginning in I9-16. production of the year hook has liecome a major activitv on campus. l'ull l vca mls 111151 a . N 1' hook is not an casv jolt. :X close coordina- JlM WHITTIER, Edlfof tion between the editorial. liusiness. photography. and art staffs and the printer is required. l'lanning the hook. organizing staffs. meeting deadlines. and inanv other small details make up part of the work. This year the staff feels that it has met these requirements. and the '55 Raider is proof positive of their ahilitv. Jim Whittier. Editor-in-Chief. has put forth much effort on the '55 edition. as have Associate Edi- tors ,lohn Berkshire and Peter Puidak. Their ideas have all gone toward making the '55 hetter than ever. Also important on the editorial staff was Al Compton. who's efficiency in getting things done was very useful. Holi Wallace and john xv.-tech have likewise heen much appreciated for their efforts. Photography lfditor john Elliott and his associates. Ric Lyman and Peter Hoffstot. have provided much of the hook through their cameras. One can see their ability in the quality of the pictures. Head- ing the Art Department was Mike Carmichael. Mike, an exceptional artist. has not only provided the Standing, left to right: Gary Cortes, Jim Goar, Bob Wallace, Pete Hotfstot, Rick Lyman, John Welsch. Dick Sutton, Dinny Groves, Al Compton. Seated: John Elliott, Peter Puidak, Jim Whittier, John Berkshire, Mike Carmichael. excellent cartoons, but has also done splendid work for the Publi- cations Dance. The duties of Circulation Manager Peter Story were to publi- N cize and distribute the book, as well as sell a record number of copies. He has done an excellent job and along with Duncan -HM MASSONI Business MUVYUQSV Edmiston. has been greatly appreciated. The Business Staff was run very efficiently by Jim Masson. Jim gathered last year's ad cuts and with them sold about 600 dollars worth of advertising during the summer. Bill Sullivan and John Rust also contributed greatly to the financial success of the book. The work of the rest of the staff was also heartily appreciated. In putting out a year book, it is necessary to have an adviser. Mr. Nault has given much of his time this year, as in the past. to help the staffs. Appreciation cannot be expressed for his advice and invaluable knowledge. Also. the staffs wish to thank Mr. Paul Robinson, printer and photographer. for his help and his patience as well as his generosity. The l955 Raider staffs hope that this edition meets the standards previously established, and that it will serve as a guide in the future. Standing, left to right: Bob Liepsner, Jim Wornall. Jim Smith, Kim Wilson, Terry Lerner, Dinny Groves, Norruth Graham Don McGreevy Bruce Woodring Skipper Hedges John Rust Everett Gibson Bill Esrey Kirk Polson Seated James Masson Peter Story Bull Sullivan Duncan Edmiston Buzzy Katz I 49 Wifi, Q Furious Achvafy 116 . x x x ! . , N., X Y ,XX p 1 Vx A r A I 1' . X I' , I . 't A7 . J . - ' ' Y A -'La ,.f..Hf ' Q ,iv :gg i llnn,,,., -can Ad QYK JWQ :io XS. QXQms BUSINESS MEN'S ASSURANCE COMPANY The Home of Complete Protection Lrfe Accldent ' Health Group Hospltallzatlon All Ways ' Reinsurance Annultles Unlon Statlon Plaza Kansas Cnty Mlssoun INC. 4300 I C Nlchols Parkway Custom Made Furmture Carpets Draperies ' Slip Covers WE 2320 Home of FLORSHEIM SHOES FOR MEN AND WOMEN CALDWELLS' 415 Alameda Road the Plaza For Drugs INDIVIDUALLY OWNED PERSONALLY SUPERVISED Country Club Plaza See the Automatic Pmspotters ln Action PLAZA BOWL 430 Nlchols Road ROSEHILL GARDENS E ASJES HARDY HERBACEOUS AND ALPINE PLANTS SHRUBS AND TREES INIPORTER OI' HOLLAND BULBS 93RD AND HOLMES STREET PHOINE JACKSOIN 2448 KANSAS CITY MISSOURI Ze ' Q7 . . 'Cr C. MORRIS WATKINS I I -A 120 - Sound Insurance For Over Thirty Years llhulrsi IelolltfCo. ALL foams on twsunnnucs Amo suurvv T ,, ml 'gnu . nun KIILIIUMII - vl-morn' Compliments of BENNETT SCHNEIDER Compliments of .fdder gzcfric Co., .9nc. CONTRACTORS - ENGINEERS 4040 Mann Street L0 4040 Bllll HIllS CYCLE SHOP Scott Atwater Motors Solex Ralezgb Scbwznn Legnano 5925 Troost Ave JA 7874 Complnments of Bartels and Shores Chemical Co Kansas Cnty Mlssourl BRECKLEIN and RINGS 55th and Oak Streets HI 5100 Kansas Cnty Mlssoun . . I PRESCRIPTIONS - 121 - SALFS AND SLRVIC E BILL SULLIVAN CHEVRCLET CO KANSAS CITY S LARGEST CHEVROLET DEALER PASSENC1 FR LARS fzn TRUCKS IZ2 u as McGEE at 'l6'l'h STREET . d Compllments of PLAZA HAIR CUT SHOP Complfmenfs of FINE JEWELERS SINCE l886 B E N S O N MANUFACTURING CO 1311 Ag es Worlds Largest Producer of Aluminum Drums Barrels and Confamers SUPPORT hu l EE EUROPE RADIO FR KANsAs CITY New You Los ANGELES 12 3 'IO7 Glllham Road VA 0063 AMERICAN CHAIR RENTAL Party ond Sick Room Equipment Rental and Soles T to hrough Our Warehouse pass the Worlds Finest Foods- Compliments of the Worlds Finest People-our customers HERSHEY BALTIMORE BANK WHOLESALE GROCERY CO North Kansas City Missouri Congratulations to the Senior Class from BERL BERRY LINCOLN Msncunv 124 I i I 014 Baltimore Avenue GATEWAY HEADQUARTERS OI' Spaldmg ' McGregor ' Goldsmlth Athletlc Equipment GOLF 0 TENNIS ' TACKLE CAMERAS BASEBALL FOOTBALL GATEWAY SPORTING GOODS CO SPORTSMEN S PARADISE 10th a d Ma n Kansas Cliy Mssou 1330 Mann Street 524 M n esota Kansas Clfy Ma Kansas C fy K every fresh sllce 'ie T Z2-,gm L of xx-5 R' SKA. ,L e lim YQUR GRQGAERY nys Algkn. riff f We x sri' 0. co 0 5 gn mou 'oo' H ,mc W X X 'Sf 00 xx NGLRBS usqx uomwl 9 BAIRD WHITMER Toys C Models Trams ouniry Club Plaza 431 Nichols Road We Feature only Natzonal Brands of Men's and Boys' Wfear 'IV e appreciate your patronage QS 'Wl...3 ...J 6'.,,, MISSION MART MISSION, KANSAS 7.3 GREENLEASE MOTOR CAR CO. Cadlllac For 45 Years B O N D COUNTRY STYLE BREAD PURE BUTTER NO OTHER SHORTENING USED LEITER S Known throughout the west for the fmest Imported fabrics Imported From SCOTLAND IRELAND ENGLAND SWITZERLAND FRANCE ITALY HOLLAND BELGIUM JAPAN INDIA CHINA EGYPT MEXICO GUATAMALA BRAZIL GERMANY AUSTRIA MADEIRA PUERTO RICO MAILLIARD S THE STORE FOR MEN AND BOYS PRAIRIE VILLAGE 126 O I I v, , , , ? I I 23575 I Q I .vyi- 11 N, Cushman Motor Scooters and Electric Golf Carts MOTOR MART 1926 Grand Avenue NOLTE CARPET CO. Carpets - Rugs - Linoleum - Tile VA 5552 HE 2730 4700 Belleview 6000 Johnson Drive Cty Mo. 'ss' BURNETT MEAT COMPANY The Steak House For the Nation 1808 Mann Street Kansas Cnty Mlssourl POTATO CHIPS Fresher Better Tasting NEWMAN FOX MOTOR CO Ford Dealers Smce 1930 3001 McGee Trafhcway Kansas Cnty 8 Mxssourl WE 3455 C omplfments of LUGAN MIIIIHE LUMBEH IIII hfxxsxs 1 lrY I Axsw Kansas I , Ml lon, Kansas ll ' ll . I . . I l -ITTII .tw MISSION mum ' . i WE 3412 817 Westport Road Compllmenis PACIFIC MUTUAL DOOR Smce 1912 U 61051 on our fflttrd Shopplng iii! Comphmenfs of EARL G LACY WHOLESALE FLORISTS Complfmenfs of SCARRITT REALTY Complamenfs of G R Selcllltz C N Seldlltz Jr J R SeIdIIIZ S E I D L I T Z Pam? and Varnlsh Co PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS te rf V trms hsted th than sectt rt of The Render h ve through the1r frlend sht cmd co ooercrhon mode your y ct hwel' os tbl Lets show e.1r czppreclcx ton rw, pcrtromz nj them are hy buytrq rl' r roducts Lcltes Style SPOP SVJEAR DRESSWEAR III1cImQIt Sc-nik' EXCLUSIVE MEN S WEAR 5612 Iohnson Dnve M1ss1on Kansas D ' of CO. O . ., , if P I i f . m A ' lust! E. 'ik 1 t tt Q . . I I , . I ' . . n t A ' fr' bv Ll f' I TQ 4311. it Q 'o. I . G I . . - . 'p . - A ' , e 1- gmc S' e. ' ' ' - V -A . V I ll I ll 1 'f Qt . .... , A, 'lei IC . - e, 9-,. THOMAS A BIGGER UA M0S'U SU ' INSURANCE AGENCY Ne'9 'd Bunk General Insurance and Bonds 905 N 7th Street Kansas Cnty Kansas Telephone DR 2192 For Over 45 Years fin lwcellelzt Reputation ln Qouml Hauling Westport Bank In Old Westport WESTPORT a. BROADWAY Free Parkmg JE sooo Plaza Standard Servuce 330 Ward Parkway VA 2266 We Never Close Americas Most Modern Service Stohon ER wmwmw, KASSON STAIDAU Complxments H O PEET8.C0 NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE 8. B GR d 940 Cty Comphments of A FRIEND -l29- . ' YI ' I Your ll H . A K H ' - -,-, Lb.: ii-1' f' ZW ff f Www? ,v F f1 fl' 1 ,, ig. W .E ' 'W- ' '::::' i z-,::-fLgx,1:.:l, A 11 . 1 , TH fg:-I?212,Z!: - .'.' -H fx -fe ,- ' E I - - H -V . . . ,- .f.-fel.: L J -HL. Sf : 4- 'A Y ' of . Members IOYH altirnore an 2 Kansas i Compliments of MISSOURI BANK 81 TRUST CO. 920 Walnut Street Compliments of A FRIEND Complnments of HARCLD S BRADLEY INC 107 West 63rd Street Compliments of MERRILL, LYNCH, PIERCE FENNER AND BEANE Members New York Stock Exchange Bates Huffaker Resndent Manager MAGNUM CUM LAUDE Serving Smart Women For 69 Years S uLerf A 'I I I3 McGee o I o REAL ESTATE A , -130- ln spend g your Dads money or your o n Use the YELLOW PAGES of your Oelephone d rectory Wherever you are or go the YELLOW PAGES IS Ihe Buyers Guide of Amernu LOOMIS ADVERTISING C0 fServ g the Independent Telephone Ind stry for over 29 yea SJ X5 6316 Brookslde Plaza ' 339' Kansas Clfy I3 Mlssourl A COMPLETE REAL ESTATE SERVICE HERBERT V JONES 81 COMPANY Bvron T Shutz Paul M Jones Wllluam J Campbell Howard N Barnum Ne: G Lulley II REALTORS Bryant Bldg VI 5711 South Offuce 4038 Broadway Open Evemngs and Sundays Complrmenfs of G 0 R M A N S 131 in ' V V w . . . A A' of ga i I ,. l a . 'Q 4 T 7 . , . . Q I X li ' 'iw f r,.- ' f W : Q Swim? . . I Clllllll er- EM 5llUl' 1 ' I .I . . Lee Fmer Foods Compliments of Always a Beher Buy Lee Foods Dnvusnon C McWh1rter Company Prlnters ERCANTILI: BANK AND TRUST COMPANY Saves You Tlme and Steps KANSAS CITY S CONVENIENT BANK 1119 Wcxlnui MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP GIFT Compliments or of AN ALuMNus A mend 132 :ff f IU- x' Ili zz, ' . Sm I X XMI f W 45,1 KQIN, Y A 111' 4 -M. 'L'11.'2'2' 44, . Consolidoied Foods orporotio . I, . , I Its a real fast servlce for your shoe xepalrmg at RENNER S SHOE RE PAIR ln fact brln them IH the mormn and youll have them that same evenmg A real one day servlce so dont hold off that necessary shoe repalr Job because you havent the tlme They SPCCIHIIZC m the dyemg of leather and fabrlc shoes Slxteen years at the pomt Putschs cafeterla IS e egance, tray style Says a natlonal authorlty on restau rants and so w1lI you Fme food at family prlces Free parkln free checkln air condltloned comfort Meet your frlends ln comfortable wa1t1n lounge just lnslde the door of putseh Ss ca BIB Tlll 300 West 47th Street On the C1 untry Club Plaza LUMBER HARDWOODS HEAVY TIMBERS LONG JOISTS SPECIALISTS IN INDUSTRIAL AND COMMERCIAL ACCOUNTS Continuous Since I880 VA 4600 3001 SOUTHWEST BLVD. LUMBER CO' I1 'ULU Dlsfrlbufed by TOWNLEY METAL 6 I-IDWE tm-My 'UU UE 6 hiatlwf WHOLESALE RETAIL DIS i S ' Curtis Millwork Hu I as S7 X05 4Uss pgyq-ON 3109 KANSAS CITY lU0 leuelry THIRD FLOOR Z0 'NIL HULS ROXD ALTNIAN BLDG UN THE PLXZA 63rd an HA 1888 VF 8.33 John S Watkins Gm Son Your Famzly Druggzsts Country Club Plaza 300 Ward Parkway d Brookside Prairie Vnllage 134 , P in P ' 'One of Americffs Smartest Shops for Men UJiIkinson's 1001 Walnut Complimenfs of AN Dyk: Mrs. John E. Miller Complimenfs of Chandler's Flowers Counfry Club Plaza SCHCJENHARD S the store for boys COUNTRY CLUB PLAZA 221 223 WEST 47TH STREET I Y 13336 HEADQUARTERS F O R lawn and Garden Supplles Agricultural Chemucals Fertlllzers Insecticides Vltamlns PEARSON FERGUSON CHEMICAL CO 1400 Umon Ave K C o Over 28 Years Of Dependable Service Radro Controlled TOEDMAN CABS INC WE 1500 Hr Service 3834 Mann Street Compliments of GROVES BROTHERS AND COMPANY Smce 1883 REAL ESTATE FINANCING 411 Commerce Bunldlng VI 9645 Compliments of Carl Charles and Sam HIPSH Qualrty Dry Cleanmg GLENCOE CLEANERS 5101 MAIN STREET JA 8655 Same Day Servnce Puck Up and Delrvery 2464 Grand Avenue Kansas Cnty Mlssourl PLUMBING AND HEATING 7538 Mohawk Drlve MI 1133 0 ' . . . M . 24 . ' ' AIR REFRIGERATION CORP. ANTHONY C A- C dir .9 Service R :Lgl Install t' HERBERT A HEDGES AND ASSOCIATES EQUITABLE LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF IOWA Arcade E BOARD OF TRADE BUILDING JOHNSTONE AND MILLER NC Llfe Accident and Health Insurance 407 Mnclland Bulldung Kansas Cnty Mlssoun T A JOHNSTONE SR JOHN E MILLER SR Te Savmgs and Loan Assoclatlon Offuces Kansas Cnty Kansas Ottawa Mnssnon D Wnlllam Overton Clarence T Rlce President Chairman of Board MODERN BOOK SHOP II6 West 63rd Street HI 8187 Chuldren s Books Best Sellers Stationery Greeting Cards HEDRICK 7708 DAVENPORT APPLIANCES Gas and Electrlcal Home Appliances Floor Covermgs 5921 JOHNSON DRIVE MISSION KANSAS 7 - I . h I ..... ANCHOR M ROLLAND STUDIOS Midwest Otflclal Photographer 9 ! up I Kansas Cnty Mlssouru Compliments of T e FRIENDSHIP GIFT AND CHINA HOUSE Mlsslon Kansas North Kansas Cnty Most Convenient for Shopping and Recr eation died Dimm- Americak Finest Residential Area BOTH DEVELOPED BY J. C. NICHOLS COMPANY REALTORS On the Country Club Plaza LOgan 3456 138 . 5.wiEt5.f F F593 School and Yearbook . . . I I I1 'Estemark APPROVED 'listemark MIlK Na' Q3 ,i,6e,v-'ox Q- ' Q C 9 4 9 This exclusxve Homemakers Panel seal of approval appears only on Tastemark Dalry Products I shows that the product has been tasted tested and approved by many women nn rhxs area nght nn the1r own kxlcbem and at their own dinner tables When the Tastemark Panel approves we knovs you and your whole famnly wnll approve too 19 GREENLEASE O NEILL BANK LOANS for Any Worthwhile Purpose y dt Your Downtown d h Oldsmobile Dealer ff s ll 'I414 Balhmore Avenue mnuruunmx HA 4838 THE EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF THE U S BEN T EMBRY Agency Manager Federal Reserve Bank Bldg Kansas Cnty Mo Phone VI 0255 Personal and Business Llfe Insurance Retirement Plans Malor Hospital and Medical Insurance Estate Planning Group Life Hospltallzatlon Accldent and Health and Pensions A Legal Reserve, Old Line Company HU I - . Il ou need ad i ional money lor any reason, come in. Discuss Q. your nee s wit one ol 'ER our o acer . rl -1.-u mm.. ' 5 I', ' DIf0xwl QNMIIANCI a gm- w..Q....o-. ,V ' '+: T 1 X, ,Ya A-Las 'I LL. X.d,.ff- 6th and Minnesota D Kansas City IT, Kansas O I f 1 . , . : . . .-1.-1. 1 r I . SAY Compl menfs of C A R E Y PRESCRIPTION SHOP WITH FLOWERS Mott Carey DR 4742 Whoever You Are, Whatever You Do x fi K' Wx Qi' , BOTT ED U DER UTHORITY OF T E COC COLA CO P Y BY KANSAS CITY COCA COLA BOTTLING COMPANY Compl menfs of GERHARDT FURS On ihe Plaza 111 f IT ll fi ' fl xt E: 3 -'- lx! I W A mm + 5 I A Y fx ', kv 'P 'J ' , ff' C 0 l N A H A- MAN A Ff'OTf' A i Y fi, C 5. ' T e BROTHERHOOD STATE BANK 8th and Mmnesota Membefr D I c CON FRAZER BUICK CO The place to buy and servuce your new Buick Always the Best Deal for You Come In and meet the folks 3340 Mann Street LOgan 7902 The shop that caters to the Fashion Mmded Young Man JACK NORMAN 63rd and Brooksude Plaza Open EM 4721 ve Thurs HARRIS UPHAM AND CO N w York Stock Exchange Resident Partners Mnlton McGreevy Irvme O Hockaday 912 Balhmore Avenue Kansas Cnty 5 Mlssoun Phone VI 6622 Compliments of U S SUPPLY CO h E I Best Wishes I I - 142 -- Compliments of A Fnend o -ya- Biggest F ountaln Treat In Town V 5 DAI Real Cool' And plenty Dellc ous dalry dr nk n smooth' your favo :te flavo I Its the treat that cant Th ck and fllllng boy t' be beat' the most' I ' FULL THICK MALT 111111111111111l12111111 114 - - I l I I I I I I I I I I I I I W I I W I I I I I I ' A I I ' I I fmt I liters' 'Hn I. rm' I I I 5 I I I 1 I I 'C I I I I I I NK I I ' I 7' I 1 J K I I . . I I r' ril I I I ' ' i ' ' - , i S I I ' . 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