Ruskin High School - Mirage Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1954 volume:

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MM :vnu CONTINE NT PUBLIC unmxnv lllllllllllllllllIllIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll 3 000011513052 2 MID-CGNTINEINET PUBLIC LIBRARY OPQLUOI' - l C'ienea!oqw 51, Lfzczzi Svtistoiy Library Iil'1'i 1 E'f-storm Branch 'Cu'-.gil mv :vinyl .u.f.u , - 'll 1. I Hagmsay 24 81 opting I Independence, M0 64050 It is easy to forget. The familiar faces of teachers and classmates, the everyday routines of school life, the parties, programs, ancl impromptu good times that mark our high school years will soon be only memories. It is to help you remember your friends and the experiences of high school that we bring you the T954 Mirage. ZLL 0 Cmfmfs ADMINISTRATION 4 FACULTY 5 SENIORS 7 UNDERCLASSMEN I5 SPORTS 33 MUSIC 39 ACTIVITIES 45 ADVERTISEMENTS 57 3 i I Quia 413 ' .i'a':J.'i ':P.iQf':,',:.':5 ,r qzewlii-5? 41 TEJWQ 11,-'A . ' I- f' - - 1 ,ln I f ' A . , ' '1. ' - - ' Y -A few A- - X P- . A . ., A , . f' -.f1.-w.-iv .1 s .--wr-r-vm.,-il.,.f.,.,,.:.-.L-ua.n1s.p6-fa ' L , ' W' '.-J-is M ' Q X 5. I TI - 5 fl'-f ' kevin ' J Qllllll X JUN eckcafion iw fi sa! i Kls A i lli ll his li X. X, X Miss Mabel Hale came to Ruskin in 1948 and sponsored the seventh grade-the class of '54-that year. She continued to sponsor her seventh graders unti I their junior year, and has always been deeply interested in theirweltare and de- velopment. To Miss Hale, math teacher, sponsor, and contidante, we dedicate the i954 MlRAGE. F fig ,x xv li , Lewis W. Slnulffz A 'ff Q, . Superiniende -Q XXV: L K N wif Aj!! J ypfgzj ff' JA! me Lf ij o o i iff' ff niunwfrafion fAfjQ Mw ffgljbiw if X-f L, TO R.: Mr. Carl I-Iotrg Mr. Thomas Hudson, Vice -Presidentg Mr. Russell Arng Mr. Marvin E. Langford, Secretaryg Mr. Cary Bankheaclg Mr. Kermit Chabino, President. 4v'i' A ,il--4' 771,-V 7' . f ' 4, U., r .5 ' it I EJ . f1d lv Vic'-:wif ,MJ oar 0 ucafwn V f -J s ,, ag., f 1 2,7 1 ,,1,J 1 r J 4 5' . ,riff Poul F. Province Principal l Cldflkg ROSS H, LANoFoRD 5-X , J Science JOHN R. oLlvER R! A Industrial Arls Driver Education' MARJORIE E. LANGFORD Librarian, History VIRGIL E. MEREDITH Social Science MILDRED CASPER Speech, English 'PUB Wm MARY DOWELL 7 pbplvfljf AMW, fff,f?QJ, Qipcfwi Q7 ,g,,L,,a, ,S . W ,ge QLQJQQEF J .105 XL? gyv MABEL M. HALE fjf rcc 79 Mallnemafics HULCLQA, 'fill 5 ,Hrs www Cpwclilm 1 cwouo Mjugpke We Re ffrrf Reffairforfw ciuuud-:QZSLLJ DQ, ' LJ f'QTfQfL1gffzQ.fi.f'4fi-? 1A Mp'-jL4,,. '40-C7 ,,Lf'CfL14 H'7l14!4M,f'aL ' I ' 'S l lf , A S' 741 l KL - lflfl . 4S3+?2f,zfQ,,,,' . ,f , m I V F , u, ' f A N ' J 5 . I ! w 3 E . . , ' n ' 2 i I , 15 ' 1 gig K V 1' 517-17 -. , - J , .4 -7-.1 -Q l I U . enior , , .. 1,7--, . ',, -- - '- ,gfzfrf-. 5-1 V g. '-, 1. v. A--V ,-,-- ,-40 :yi . x a 1 af 'Off Qi: . A Ugg W9 .uf I L 2 eniom BLAKE CHRISTIAN President BILL BOONE Vice-President JIM HARDISON - Secretory BILL WARD Treosurer President of Student Council GEORGE DOU GLAS Student Council JOAN JORDAN Student Council 69153 'QQ 'g?'f'3'?i'n' E a J' 5 eniorfi SALLY WIEDENMANN PAUL L. SMITH BOB SLOVER JO ANN SHIVE KATHRYN MISBACH RUBY FERN MOULDER ll, 9 eniom STEVE NUGEN CLA' MARIQN BRASWELL RON LEE A. BRADY JEA' PATRICIA JEAN KEARNEY MAR E KATHRYN ROTH ROP VANCE DYSART E'-'S' eniord CLAIRE ANN .IARNET RONALD MAROLT JEAN ANN GODDARD MARILYN CHARLENE LINDENMAN RONALD GEER ELSIA MAE WISE in -QS eniom RODNEY CANINE SHIRLEY ANN MARTIN SUZANNE DUN CAN DAVID STEVENS WILLIAM CLAUDE REDD EDITH NASH MUS 'Qi eniom Don Munze Darlene Meredith Dixie Lee Day Byron Dedmon Robert Keeley Borbcro Helen James pf ll J 1 en iam Ronald Hopkins M., Lois Jasqueiine Lage ff' f X , 1 Alice Day Seniors Reveal Ambifions , if as, f fi ,x K 4 Q ' at Senior Dreamers Party ., I... M Q. 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' V zz ' fysf Don Watkins Janice D'arrah Steve Harris Alice Verburg John Corder Mary Frances Harmon Loretta Williams Roger Copple Brenda Holler Wayne Millard Brenda Kay Brown John Hansen Jerry Shilt Sharon Yvonne Perry Kenneth Wise Connie Worcester Raymond Ross Virginia Gish Peggy Silvers .lay Harris Marva Kinter John Watson Audrey Cochran Walter Long Ronald Brenner Joyce Vaughn Joe Basler F rances Margaret C Shirley Albin Ted Edmondson onard , i W L Q ,jg . -inf: . G -F. M Q ffl? Q1-j'g:.f2' f :Syl kg, ' 'Tgjujg 'r 'Yvfjs' A' 'ls ::'1j,jjg,: M , A -71 .- Mm A f . ' - '. A , zk. '.1.1, fg, ' 4 ' ' f x:'..':f'9n:e:-Phfsfeqef-414151 ' q tl , A MQ 3 11, ' Q if ' .H M1 F' 'F I ,L f-X l il' A, ,Y -. f Vi , 4 4-rr' D, , 5 g .,,v -' iiQf,'QT ' L X A ,, A Jerry Long Mary Anders jf Terry Ferguson 'i j yr Sarah Greenwald i M 1 Jon Kernodle 727 Roberta Lakey Carol Julian V A A S Bill L. Leavens ,S S Delores Hall Q fi 4' Dale Mort Q lle, Lillian Sims A W Don H. Schultz Dennis B. 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' 7QQ.?.3., llelaf' I-iii :l-A Pgzf,-I: L Y is f ' Q Barbara J. Hummell Bobby Smith Judy Stewart Kenneth Marolt Willa Schnitker Ronnie R. Nicholson Raymond McCoy Mary C. Sturgill Jackie Hott Susan Bartlett Gary Wentz Judy Pittman Roy Chalmers Patty DePooter Ann C. Dranek Brona Dunbar Rosalie Farris David J. Gress Francis H. Lohman Carolyn Lucille Donner Alice Klee Mike Witt Roylene Lanning Nadine Byrd Alan T. Smith Jorene Wehner Shirley L. Shilt Leona Maxine Ouderkirk Donna M. Grissom Bill R. Hysom ' V -1-Gi':!'fxl:C:-fi' sig . .--,212-ff-j':x' 1232 ' Lfwfv-ff r '-1' h 7'i',7'i+ 15, ff- -. nf -, :V-are-, 1+ 73--73: :gg -gi-3:-134,,-zyymggigergsl:gg-,23 :gpgi f -sf:g5fVgqN-,.,,7, 'i l A' i' ' , If' , , 4'3'i:i??1-4-.A?:-iv.'-31- fn .f-- - -P.-mqf lil P .Ad .5 : i' A i i i'i it 134 - 1 f - i ,H 4 - , ,V g tl y Jef fn J 2 r f r , ? Q 541 3 .,. 3 ii I f fat.: jf.-AI.. + f , ',',' .'.', i ' ' iii pc1fZZ7'ff2 ff 3 Q ' ri! .QV ty, li Q 1 1' 45 I 7 , ,V 0 , LATE ENROLLEES AND OTHERS FIRST ROW: Lewis Hemme, Gerald Hale, James Hemmingsen, Donald Teitjins, Donald Hemme, William Oswald, Russell Johnson. SECOND ROW: Charles Browning, Kathlyn Brown, Patricia Murphy, Carolyn Brown, Janet Klesath, Jean French, Nancy Leiblie, Juanice Penny. BACK ROW: Billy Culbertson, Howard Penny, John Mason, John Man- ning, George Brocious, Gary Klesath, David Hanes. uqgu-1 Wqnlwb Original drawing of new elementary school building being erected this year at lllth and Longview Road . he W' -- Y - -1- vw--. .Mm SBSH! n L L65 um? ' 4 'U' G, ,J 1 ' as T A i Q f-1 A . ,AG J J 5 A 1, -,.a..W..g.g Ji, , 1 ,limit-i.i'll1'.il2 - ., ,- K -- I T I . I. 0 l A I Mit--rv!!! 3511 3-x.5xA It on vig' Architect's sketch of future high school building. lhavlnn- W fa-Whwun-. annul-Jilesxafcpa-,P-Milstnxgga-. BJvne In-an-ni. ww l l ' ,. ' ' E ,' -, ' r . ,- ., -S f, i' '. ,-- -' QF' :l1'3'r.7.. ' '-.. 4.' , ' V , ,, i'-G75 LT' - ,-'Q 'ff . 1' ' XY? ' , ' if, pr- W. V - ' r 'talk ,A , . L , . , ,,j' ' , H . , , ' . . ,, ,...4:.5 Y 'LM ' M ' f -- I . ,. f r A, E We gg QQQQ Lewalgo gg X7 f 4' C'-T-f Q gl 744 if :ga C1115-P' LJLL FL 51M my H X MARIE SLOAN Secretary RAEZELLA BURNS NELL WENDLAND Cooks JANE LEAVENS Secretary X N. x C, NN ,xl msd tl X 'X XI 1-av fa, 1 x. Q Q N U X xx, V .J ,K WJ X. Q .J Vw 5 'Q PAULINE COMPTON Cafeteria Manager JACK QSHORTYJ COCHRAN Custodian 2 9 D Q P I I Ifyj :J I I 'V Ax 5, KW 1 ff' A I ,? x HHRHGE HIHB I .f I, I, A 3, v J , ,J ,. W- ,J 1, . AJ if 'F 5 p '4 ff, ,A X ' V 4 me EE JIM HARDISON x'Jii,'.z Q t m' ' 1 . V. -J, . V: IHIHHGE UUEEH SHIRLEY MARTIN 1 4 2 wtf , if 1 W' gli ' f :Ag,,.W f 4 2 4 4, M . 'F C L ,, ff -gf , Z , 3 ,W , f 5 104'-. n 3 -Q 5 I Xvo QW, .4-4, 4- 142 ,g ,, J.-gf-4 Wi! J' r- , u warn., f , or an af yliwr ' 'i: E2Z4w EAN V' ,Dig A v A -91' ., 4 ' , f lydf. 4, X x. wk ,Al W-Q., '5 vw k qfs a5e..Q.'. fig, N ., x fx.: .5,j,',g 2,310 l n r 5 I 1 'An 5, 3 K.- '. N. li 1 , A- .V ...M ,ya-.yf.,.y r , '11 'fl355G?f-XA'-.a-' ini-312221 ..1'tJ1i-ai ive:-Q ' ' La. -21,1 1.4.1 'Y-,.-, Q- . ' AJ... Q: 1953 .lads f Q!! l l' 62 1 5 Q 2 U..ae,.,, -up A... i fa, V 96 F FIRST ROW: Bobby Fridel, Frank Stevens, ROW:Bert Petrie, Jack Presbury, David Arn, Norman Harris, Larry Cunningham, Leroy Ronald Woods, Vance Dysart, David Stevens, English, Larry Kirkhart, Coach Dowell. f , y76.r.9JfB y y, y Hudson, Larry Moore, Gary Porter, Curtis Bowen. SECOND FOOTBALL SEASON CLIMAXED BY Jerry Holdeman, Ron Cunningham, Wayne Millard, Cochran. THIRD ROW:C0ach Smith, Barry Lingle, Eddie Eades, Dick DePooter, Blake Christian, Gary OMING FESTIVITIES Ruskin spirits. Attend- A gridiron season of ten losses and no victories cou ance at home games, stimulated by a giant pep rally all season, and the student body and community were pul The Fathers' Club's donation ofthe new refreshment caused Ruskin spectators to move to that side, after many bleachers. A structure on top of the stand for a loud-speaker watchers . first home stand, was good the team at every game . north side of the field rooting from the south to the enioyment of Coach Russell F. Dowelland Assistant Coach Fred Smith, in the not unsuccessful. Although the record shows a season of losses, building the skill of the team comprised largely of underclassmen, forward to many rewarding years ahead . year here, were ime was spent in coaches look iOpposite page, An outstanding example of sportsmanship and interscho ation was witnessed at the Homecoming game October 30, when the Ruskin bands performed together while the Eagles and the Bulldogs, long-time rivals, on the gridiron . co-oper- iew it out This year's queen, Kay Roth, was crowned by co-captains Dave Stevens Christian during the halftime ceremonies, climaxing a spectacular marching drill Pep Club in bright uniforms. Following the game, which the Grandview eleven won 6-0, the student counc sponsored a dance in the auditorium . .,,5a..,. 16 1-gigs, wfiiqadyyp kasmsurwauaao- A - - - ' X A 41. f -- 1 . -- - nf .. is . , z .wg -1 rs 4 L: nge:--. .. , ' .aw f. AT-1+ f' , ,g- , ' . ' ,- 'Y . -- x ' ., Q -, ff- ' .i :..-., - I -1 : :QS ffitf' 2-T, fi L.-.' ' 'J'Lv ,'-'1--f12'f'1 f- ' 'A'- 'G-'-10.1-Q7-.i'j'.w'1'frk fy U '. - is 'JIT 1 'ef.L--.Nr:'P!h.'if4':r1'-i-:ai-iii C .wlsfiif-1-e,':, , .' ' - i . a .. . ,. , A , . omecoming ueen ay 150 xA Patt Pratt Mary Loy Willie May Attendants e Y? ? 'Nl' .iwzfefdaf 2 , , f ' 1 35 FIRS T ROW: Jack Presbury, student managerg Curtis Bowen, Larry Cunningham, Earl Parker, Larry Moore. Norman Cochran. SECOND ROW: Jim Hardison, Bill Redd, Blake Christian, Gary English, Bob Slover, Paul Kernodle, Gayle Jewell. BACK ROW: Barry Lingle, David Arn, Ted Macomber, Eddie Eades, John Gillespie, Gerald Alexander. Coach Dowell and Assistant Coach Smith take time out to discuss plays. EAGLES TAKE SECOND IN CONFERENCE Excitement rose to a high pitch at basketball games as the Eagleswon second place in the Mid- west Conference in a series of fast, hard-fought games. The varsity squad, coached by Mr. Russell F. Dowell, gained i0 victories in 16 games, ex- clusive of tournamentplay . The B team, coach- ed by Mr. Fred Smith, won ll out of i6 games. Both teams achieved outstanding records in sportsmanship aswell as in number of games won . 36 l .J My , , , ff, I , y. 2 l rms Rich ,L K Q. A J' FIRST ROW: Coach Dowell, Ellis Speicher, Dick DePooter, Robert Thomas, Norman Harris, Jerry Holdeman, Richard Goddard. SECOND ROW: Terry Williams, Bob Bessenbacher, Frank Stevens. C 3 f 1 if if 2 rw 1 z 15? Sf: l 7 p , f A f' E 5 7 ff , f 1 l f e ss i r on 6 4 f 'f I I ,1f+,v ,E 'aw ' 1 l R ' r 75 ff I y, 1 L13 X X N r f Cai 'J FIRST ROW: Ronnie Nicholson, Larry Fischbach, Harvey Kemper, Don Schultz, John Hansen, Harry Hamilton, IackHott, Tommy Dowell, Gary Ervin, Keith Hutcheson, Jay Harris. SECOND ROWgFrancis Lohman, Freddie Lingle, Donald Godsey, Philip Benjamin, Leroy Alexander, Herbert Jones, Ronald Godsey, Jack Marble, Jerry Shilt. 3 7 I L. 1' I x , . . I 1 X I W X 1 Ar ,.. ,F . ,J , -N . -1 ,, 1 ' if Xu ' -f I , li AQ ' .5 1, 'M' 4 dwg . lla-9-f '63 rw A 1 urnc ,, Cx .V , A ,Z . ' . I MH s 3 Wwxecl orud FIRS T ROW: Don Munze, Blake Christian, Paul Smith, Steve Nugen, John Gillespie, George Klee, Dixie Norris, Nancy Fric k , Dixie Day. SECOND ROW: Edith Nash, Kay Roth, Barbara James, Shirley Sims, Ann Jarnet, Susann Davin, Shirley Martin, Jo Ann Shive, Lois Lage. THIRD ROW: Pat Harding, Lila Lage, Sue Duncan, Vicki Leslie, Sharon Simmons, Marilyn Lindenman, Terrie Duncan, Pat Harris, Virginia Vaughn, Frances Nash. FOURTH ROW: Mary Loy, Jean Julian, Belinda Worcester, Anne Meredith, Ronald Hopkins, Jim Hardison, Rodney Canine, Bill Redd, Jim Vaughan, Robert Keeley. FIFTH ROW: GlennRichardson, Dick Larison, Paul Burgard, Earl Parker, Jack Presbury, Wilbur Penfold, Marvin Barden, Robert Thomas, John Rookstool, Gayle Jewell, Larry Lage. QOPPOSITE PAGEJ FIRST ROW:Darlene Meredith, Tanya Fuller, Jean Ann Goddard, Pat Harker, Marjorie Hall, Shirley Fisher, Marion Braswell, Sharon Morris, Kathryn Misbach, Irene Van Quaethem, SECOND ROW: Iris Atkinson, Jean French, Donna Becklean, Adele Pollack, Elsia Wise, Janet Klesath, Carol Ann Clapp, Pat Presbury, Judy Smith, Linda Steward. THIRD ROW: Pat Nichols, Patt Pratt, Wanda Finnell, Phyllis Benjamin, Io Ann Becklean, James Kil- dow, Larry Moore, Anthony Barber, John Van Quaethem, Dave Kernodle. FOURTH ROW: George Douglas, Jim Lin- gle, Paul Kernodle, Vance Dysart, Ronnie Geer, Ralph Wendland, Ruby Moulder, Mary Louise Smith, Diane Nichols PatKearney. FIFTH ROW: Larry Kirkhart, Barry Lingle, Bill Ward, Donald Smith, Gary Porter, Richard Goddard, Jack Cordsen, Wayne Estill, Carl Cochran, Ronnie White. 40 K in i my, ffl.. 4' MUSIC DEPARTMENT TAKES PART IN VARIED ACTIVITIES This year's mixed chorus and the selected groups that are formed from it for contest competition are hoping, as the Mirage goes to press, to live up to the reputation made by the or anizations entered last spring 9 . Ten I ratings were won by Ruskin groups and soloists, including all large conducted groups as well as ensembles, at the district event at Warrensburg last year. The mixed chorus, boys' glee club, girls' glee club, and band were all awarded top ratings, and the girls' sextet, clarinet trio, and tour soloists were rated high. Although the band was not certified to the state contest, the other conducted groups camethroughtowin first ratings at Columbia a month later. The girls' sextet and two solo entries werealso awardedI's, and the clarinet trio and two other soloists received superior ratings. h In addition to contest competition, the department presents programs from time to time durin the school year. The Christmas vesper service, a traditional program presented by the 9 mixed chorus and soloists, included this year a new cantata, This Is Noel, by Katherine K. Davis. Another traditional event isan early spring program, which was inaugurated four years ago with a cantata presented by the concert choir, and reached a climax this spring with a pertormanace of Beethoven's Mass in C, sung by the mixed chorus and community par- ticipants and accompanied by the Central Missouri State College orchestra. Band activitiesthis year included a winter concert and a band clinic, held at Grand- view, in which instrumentalists from each school in the conference participated. 41 r E I 'iii' ll , hy: f ff 1, w 12. ,X wi Q , J V , QP I , .W 1 K 1 I J n MWV, y 'ff ,f 4. '-W 7 ff ful! 'fe if 3' 47 f7'q f . 92 2' , 4, was Ps f f 1 I f 1,-Why fi Z V 72 ,L,, , . -:xg , Z2 af L 'fa Vf :ff , f -we .VW If if 'fp ,115 1 9 ,Q Y? iv: x' X 59 ,fe rw f- ,.. X 5 0 ,Wy 1 A ff nf 4, 5, 7 mf yn , ,fb 1 4? U. , 4 M., , , , M , 14,7 fx nb. b- M iff, 443554, 'W f I x ,f X X . , 1 , ,. ,ii-?.f 5--Y ' Ski' - ' N ' xgff-,J -, -ja-. - Y f V7 -,, ' ' f W'-' fx f, T ' px'--,-,rvj ' ,- - X., .Y --f ,,,s.- -. , , -f-.Y , , vi f X . , , x --- ., 1 -. np. ,,. ,, , l 1 1 J In F 1 4 ..,-, 4 f , v A l -a.2.,, ,LM V - f, 41'--' 'N f , ,' 1 L- , ' f.ipQ'-Qiljf. ,3 55 M. :,ji7'.S.' 7-efV.y1i'g , Y ,ffm , 'X 1 - ,.f:,g,.Y...:,- .V ,. ,zgli-vfg 7,'11-- , , V . .. -. ,-.-, , ,,-,,, , -, , , V--,,.v YJ,,.,y .,,, W, MW, A ,ff M ,V -V, . A --,ri- 5,f 'L'--4-'3f,5i'i' Q-4 SL- qi 31172, '1---1927 .1:fi'l' ?1l ffFf4,'f'J':?5,'3 2422519 P- Ii, ' COUNCIL LEADS IN SCHOOL AFFAIRS The Student Council with Bill Ward, president, and Mr. Province, faculty adviser, has accomplished many things for the betterment ofthe school and student body . Besides sponsoring assemblies and the March of Dimes campaign, the Council this year ioined all America in the Crusade for Freedom to obtain 25,000,000 signa- tures representing moral support for Radio Free Europe. The Sadie Hawkins' dance, an annual Council Pitching pennies for the March of Dimes affair, was held in the gym this fall. A large number A of students enjoyed themselves dancing to a twelve piece band at the colorful HaIIowe'en hoe-down. Qunci A Barbara James and Pat Kearney learn magic from Wormald, Magician. FIRST ROW: Bill Ward, President, Mary Frances Harmon, Tommy Dowell, Joan Jordan, George Douglas, Carol Ruth Briggs, Ellis Speicher. SECOND ROW: Carol Smith, Joan Ann Becklean, Dade Bailey, Mr. Province, Gary Porter Norman Harris. 4 6 Ltr.. x PEP CLUB ENGENDERS SCHOOL SPIRIT Rah! Rah! Rah-Rah-Rah! Fightl These words have rung out over football fields and basketball courts all over the district as the Ruskin Pep Club yelled for the Eagles. Crganized several years ago, the club is one of the oldest and most active school or- ganizations. lts record of game attendance J and team support has been outstanding. The J girls in their bright gold sweaters add to the 1 color and atmosphere of competitive sports, it as well as urging the Eagles to greater achievements . FIRST ROW: Donna Becklean, Kay Roth, Barbara James, Mary Loy. SECOND ROW: Arlene Stewart, Fern Bloss, Mary Annis Neal, Brona Dunbar, Frances Conard, Linda Steward, Pat Kearney, Charlotte Harker, Jorene Wehner, Sue Duncan. THIRD ROW: Brenda Haller, Judy Smith, Judy Stewart, Pat Presbury, Yvonne Ireland, Roylene Lanning, Dixie Anders, Wilma Clark, Shirley Albin, Carolyn Houston. FOURTH ROW: Eleanor Kildow, Loretta Williams, Edna Burnett, Susan Pollack, Tommie Lou Braswell, Janet Klesath, Betty Stephens, Darlene Meredith, Jean Ann Goddard, Margaret Fridel. FIFTH ROW:Willie Maye Hill, Pat Murphy, Diane Nichols, Roberta Fowler, Wanda Moore, Carol Isaacson, Dwanna Bales, Esther Rogers, Susan Bartlett, Mary Ann Douglas. SIXTH ROW: Mary Sturgill, Connie Chesnut, Pat Nichols, Mary Smith, Maureen Albin, Delores Nicholson, Ruby Moulder, President, Pat Harris, Sharon Simmons, Pat Harding, Adele Pollack. l Members put pledges through their paces. Four-year-old Carolyn Sheldon has ac- J companied the Pep Club on many trips as mascot. The club is sponsored by Mrs. Josephine Wochner and presided over by Ruby Moulder. 'Ps Q T533 Jean Godd- ard digs for pin at initiation party. C 3-it 1 ' : ' , ' 7' 7 ' 1 4?.-asicf-'f-u..,-'f--,-n-,gran,.ai ' QD- lingf --M -- ' ,s .I . if- , .,,. A-.- 444.111 ax...l-,t...s-. - ,.,f , , , -, , ,Y ,Y N - , - , . ,..-- , , ,. e . , ..., , 1. .- . ..,.-.C N., ,V A, ,, ,:,,1r..,- us.-f 1 BILL WARD Editor irage .Sita f J Marion Braswell, Advertising Managerg Joan Jordan, Art Editorg Darlene Meredith, Business Manager: Bill Ward, Editorg Kathryn Misbach, Literary Editorg Elsia Mae Wise, Class Editor, Mrs. Smith, Faculty Adviserg Bill Boone, Organizations Editor. Staff headquarters after a busy day JOURNALISM CLASS EDITS SCHOOL PUBLICATIONS The Mirage staff has endeavored to produce a book that will be enioyed, not only now, but for many years to come. Ifthe reader is pleased by the book today, if he can pick it up twenty years from now and find that it helps him to remember people and places he would otherwise have forgotten--then the staff has fulfilled its purpose. fOpposite Pagel The Hi-Light is written by the iournalism class under the supervision of Mrs. Mabel Smith, and printed bythe production staff directed by Mr. Arch Wrisinger. It is a six-page, three column mimeographed newspaper, published bi-weekly. The Hi-Light is a member of the Jackson County Publication Organization, Missouri Interscholastic Press Association, and Quill and Scroll . P' K9 M NS wk sfo he TH' Hd led der me th an nfy 'ess ivol. 20, NO. 3 yr Y V ,Y ,, H me ZDQJQZKQW Qi E' MSW E Senior Worr Sxggve r Q, g Seni Ruskin High School Hickman Mills, Missouri fE19mb9i r r or i i i r rr' orma g gg g is QCU- 19, 1953 graphs i i i i ' day, ' BEND ISSUE CARRIES B Y LARGE MA ree IN rags e - n KATHRYNNHSBACH Construction on the new 18-room elemen- a str - Emmr tarv building will begin almost immediately as is a the giv , r , n man , H int loc Lon hou six I cee the rn be by. Th in bui is to sul JT' aNmf PRODUCTION STAFF: Larry Lage, Sue Duncan, Kathryn Misbach, Sharon Morris, Jean Goddard, Lois 'Em Lage, Ralph Wendland, Jo Ann Shive. FUR BAND UNIFORMS A net profit of ap- proximately 35150 wa s realized by the Music Mothers club at their chili supper Saturday evening, according to Mrs. Earl Redd, presi- dent of the group. This amount will be added to the funds al- ready acquired by the club toward the pur- chase of uniforms for P1l.'?.,P3f?fi'c to e ei-, c woo ovnrcuulcu LUX' I'l'.L day was devoted to the bond election, your editorial stafflns re- vised the front page, as well as news items on pages A and 6, to bring the paper up to date. However, 650 copies of the original front page were printed and distributed among the grade school children. Thisisthe widest cir- culation the HI-LIGHT swf has hadr c c HE CAME TH.QQUGHf fr WW, -Q if 2 Qfw if at iff : 54 5 f pr rf, mill La QE 49 .QV y ,Ma ,oc FIRST ROW: Bill Boone, Ron Cunningham, Larry Moore, Gary Porter, Larry Cunningham. SECOND ROW: Jack Presbuxy, Dave Stevens, Earl Parker, Curtis Bowen, Vance Dysart, Jim Hardison. THIRD ROW: Ronald Woods, Barry Lingle, Steve Nugen, David Arn, Gary English. BACK ROW: Blake Christian, Don Munze, George Douglas, Jim Lingle. l l Yellowiackets tackle Eodes in Center game. T e n s e mo- ment on the Hor- risonville court l if ,Alan v. M Q,a4,W, SW! ff M ,ami ' nt: f' Q . 12 f ' 'ffm , iz ' 4 .xQ7 .x Hor- OUH f:IR5T RQW. Adele pollack, L05 Lggg, 5liir1uy Marriii, Pat llarrix, Sharon Simiiioiis. SEFCTUNU ROW: Mrs Langford Judy hiajors' VL-1-513 rfoki-r, Richard Milk, Margie Cokur, Pat Harding, Joan jwriliii, Jimmie Moulder. JUNIORS PRESENT THREE-ACT PLAY Men Are Like Street Cars --the first three-act play presented here in three years--was a complete success. Belinda Worcester QTY' played the leading role of Maudie, supported bya cast including Ralph Wendland Qi, Dave Ker- nodle 131, Marvin Barden QLD, Carol Ruth Briggs f5l, Nancy Frick 161, Verna Coker ,, . ,, UQ, Pat Nichols QBJ, Susann Davin l9J, Men Are L'ke,Sl'ee' Cars' Bob Braswell HOD, Patt Pratt fl U, Tanya Fuller UZD, JoAnn Becklean Ql3l, Jim Lingle fl4J, Vicki Leslie USD, and lris Atkinson 061. The plot of the play was based on the fact that men are like street cars--be- cause, if you miss one, there will bean- other one along any minute. The banker's son pays a call in Numbers are keyed to pictures on page. The maid serves tea to three very angry ladies . Backstage crew works hard get- Maudie gets herself thoroughly ting ready for final production . spanked . Members of the cast discuss the play. cworife anced .lo Ann Becklean in her role as a dancer. Can-can dancers at The French dance toss garfers to a delighted audience. Dave Kemodle and Joan Jordan en ioy The Parisian af- mosphere . 5 I I A ' ' X x Marryin' Sam fRodney Caninei weds l-llllblllles on the dance floor Moonbeam McSwine CDarlene Meredithj n and Tyrone Shower CGeorge Dougiasl. af the Sadie Hawkins event Jim Lingle, Dave Ker- nodle, and Ann Jarnet enact a scene from Smokescreen, the contest play, while Kay Roth, alternate, watches. Actorsare dying ofthe Bug Blitzer in Like Father, Like l .. Son, an assembly play. RUSKIN MAINTAINS HIGH SCHOLASTIC STANDARDS Although many school memories are of parties, programs, and other extracurric- ular activities, class work takes up the largest part of the student's time. Standards of excellence at Ruskin have been held at a high level. Subjects offered include vocational as well as academic classes . Home economics students learn theories of family living and home management in addition to basic prin- ciples of cooking and sewing, careers in homemaking are encouraged . The commer- cial department teaches bookkeeping and office procedure and does extensive mim- eograph work, besides developing short- hand and typing skills. After graduation, many students secure pleasant, well-paid office positions. From junior high through high school, however, the majority of courses taken are academic ones. Preparation for college work- is emphasized, and numbers of stu- dents go on to successful college careers . Miss Hale explains a problem to advanced math class. Student chemists experiment E. with sulfur ,,f- 1 4 if '53 QW, M mfwwmm-3h11n96F4hvm mm Satbgi .....4,,, C Q55 l 00l'l'l Celflgj Young cooks Fruits of their labor. gather materials for baking . Advanced typists test their speed . Seventh grade arithmetic class studies tomorrow's assignment. Home economics students enjoy the MVS- Sheldon exploins Pfocedwe to sewing students. 57' fl Q'-1 - -f t ' . . -4,-F-1 -' ' sf' ' frm, f 'Q :M-1' -1 - . , 'f Lf..-,.1-gf'-s.-mann -Sl..,. f , ....a...-..,..'..1..g,.,:p,-4 5 ' ' I ,f 'rf tl 'x fl ,ywffff 'x A J' y at v y , 5 , t S 7 t f '1' MV- Oliver 5UPe Vl5e5 d C'fIlf 9 Woodworking class shows off ClGSS- A finished products. i , 9 . 1 A CQHCJMJIFECL! .f4rf5 I X DRIVERS EXCEL IN CONTESTS r Ruskin drivers have placed high M - in district drivers' education con- tests since the State Highway Patrol established them in 1950. Last spring, Bill Ward and Shirlee Fisch- bach placed third in the boys' and the girls' divisions. Drivers' ed. class gathers around the trusty Ford . Larry Moore and Don Munze Ronald Maroltand Tommy Coker work at the forge. operate the milling machine. .Q-W ...Xl , P i 1 v-.W-J o s- ,- V .-fx vs, 'y Az, ' . . f -r rf' ..-...H -. vi. -l., - - . :cxng,.3 - 1 -eg' . Juan.. Q . 'ey 5 - - ,, t.,1.,p'-pk.E,f' t , ,- ,,,,fE f '--rg.-V'-v ,32a.:,I' Eze., ..fr1?'.E2 .-1 .- ' 1 ,,,, .M QV!-Pg-xx, T fgzxgfrik- :Er-'fig 5 ..-F . 5 ffl A f ..f4Qa1cnarfideuw1ev1fZ CMWMHMHHMW'W'WEUHBSUFl9M HUDHU BUTHHE GHS CU. HUHIER l. BRHSlHEll, PRESIDENT ...Q4 gf, A - A VY 5 V ' ' - - ' ' f. h' ,:gK,.,f1i,:g14C.,11:4-3.4-1fae:..,1 Q: ..., Compliments Of IJEFS IILEHHEHS Cleaning Pressing Alterations Dw. 5069 Dee And Veda Wynes Congratulations and Best Wishes Compliments to the Class of 1954 SUZIE-Q DRIVE-IN of li-4th 8- 71 Hiway Dw. 6320 LYON DRUG COMPANY No Compliments of Courtesy of r b k lacross rom on 7 Your community bank Groceries and Meats for your banking service DW 5654 Members of Federal Deposit ' Insurance Corp . Compliments Of IIlllllE'S HHHIBUHGEHS 1 . . . .-1.,-- f.-:.11..-- F1-? 4.'4':f ?:'i1'-+9v3'r5--'Hifi 2' - 1-'-'ff'-'fu-ffwvue-e:11v xilln's' . v ' fff es- -,-477' S ,e..,,-L-: V ' ,- .- A ,mfr M vi is ' ' A ' - '- '- A -'ere ef' if-'gf.ge-, 1 2, , . .asf-5:-P2-ff-.-:ffm-.1samg?'1i',--1fi-aff.: 'Is fr- -' ' ' 10111511 H11lI11SOI1 7923 Prospect SUPER l11HI11lE1 Congratulations to the Class of 1954 BRASWELL'S DARI-DIP 111th and 71 Highway Marion Dorothy Compliments of 5TElNBRUECK'S 115th and 71 Highway Dw. 7230 Frigidaire Sales 81 Service 87th 8. Blue Ridge Dw. 5474 CORDSEN BROS., INC. Frozen Food Lockers New - Era Brand Turkeys Hickman Mills, Mo. Horseback Riding Old Fashioned Hayrides Scenic Trails Call BENJAMlN'S Dw. 5055 87th 8t Hillcrest Road South of Swope Park Sand Builders' SupplieS Ice Cement Feed SI11I1H BRUTHEHS Ready Mix Concrete Concrete Blocks Office Phone - Fl. 1091 Hardware Phone - Fl. 1642 , 4 , A - - M - :r,ff'X-11 if: -J' F-of-1:- 21' 'Q ' H253 -' ' ..'-W ' f'-.Vwsi .,, QE lk 1 .2 ,L-gb ,s,+:..,-,xQ,,,s:i66:ff',47,.5L',vs'f1jz:.-5E, . 4-'-+441-1-rw-.veg-L-.venq-1l:vv,,, . , , M A ' ' - 5 -- A '11-' ' ' - -. - l SM3l:bZ'rJE:Z-fl-135 'Ls-Ez 1wegf.f'.i-3-'.,,. ..-.11.fm, -,,., HILLCREST CLEANERS llOtlri 8 Hillcrest Hickman Mills Compliments of Quality Cleaning Si Personal Service PENNINGTON CHICKEN DINNER FARM Delivery Service Dw. 7493 A Pleasure To Serve You MlLLER'S GRQCERY Longview 8i Hillcrest Hickman Mills, Mo. Jock and Dean PHARES DRUG STORE iioih a. 71 Highway Hickman Mills, Mo. sp. 7902 Congratulations to the Class ot '54 HEH HUUSE SUPER IHHHHET Poultry, Meats and Groceries Wholesale ancl Retail 8230 Wornal l - 1-- 1- 7-f i1Qf-aw:-f-.f-1-H:-sf, . 4-Q-W i ..,-f:f+-i-as.-a-,.-Qi-aa - '-sv--sf-faisi5,i? ,,, A. Q :ff-.4 -gp sff ii: fp T- if t ., W HICKMAN GARAGE General Repairing LON'S DRIVE-IN Chicken Steaks Bar-B-Q Sandwiches lce Cream 71 Highway 8. 113th St Sp. 7991 Hickman Mills, Mo. sp. 7969 RAY AND BOTTS TV . Congratulations . to the Sales 8. Service Philco - Zenith - Admiral Liberal Tracle-In Allowance Class of 1953-54 J. P. BRAY HARDWARE 114th 81 71 Highway Hickman Mills Mo Highway 8. 111th St. Dw. 6243 Dw. 7163 Best Wishes 6. P. UIUULIJHIIJGE, HEHl1UI1 11401 71 Highway Dw. 7233 - 7342 llllll 1 Hickman Mills, Mo. 1 :fr 2-. '1'zv.e'S:f3fs1w-,f- fri S '7 f 1-'- vwqhp- ,., ,,,,,, ' ' ' 'Ef'9.3,5ZSC1Sk'fcfZL:':,'Cv-:-i:.ZA1::g:4Q1w ff : '..:g.2A.1u,4,- SPICER HARDWARE Our Motto: we have af, will gef af, or if's not made Phone 57 Lee's Summit, Mo Congratulations And Best Wishes To The Class Of 1953-54 THE FARMERS' TRUST CO. Lee's Summit, Mo. ELMER MEREDITH BUILDING CONTRACTOR Free Estimates 11141 Orchard Dr . Dw . 5583 Phone Dwight 5608 Free Delivery GRANDVIEW SUPPLY COMPANY Quality Building Materials Highway 71 at Grandview, Mo. S. R. Garner BlRD'5 REXALL DRUGS Phone Dw. 5448 T. L. Bird, Prop. Grandview, Missouri Free Delivery - No minimum Quality and Fair Dealings J. C. JONES LUMBER Co. Grandview, Mo. sp. 5161 Linoleum Carpet LEU .,,. eo : Plastic, Rubber, Asphalt Tile Dw. 7201 112th 8. 71 Highway We Operate Our Own Plant H1-GROVE CLEANERS 13112 So. 71 Highway Grandview, Mo. Dw. 5653 - ' - V ' ' . .A Y -. -,'.. -. I - - '-'E 1 .:.:l'- - 1-gf f'!l LL an -1'i. e -1 ' 1 1- - H-'J r -- Lx ':'.'f1f 222- :-.- H1 Claude R. Soto PRINTING COMRANY 92nd 81 Holmes Road Kansas City, Mo. HI land 361 1 BARLING'S CARPET 81 RUG CO. Shop us for Quality Broadloom Carpets - at low prices 8300 Wornal I Hi . 8500 AMBASSADOR CLEANSING CO. CANADA SERVICE STATION 7621 Troost Ave . Ja. 2555 Cigarettes Fine Cleaning Cold Storage No City Tax 71 Highway 8s 86th St CLOVERSET FARM 105th 8. Wornall Road Wi . 3424 -- 3359 VILLAGE GIFT SHOP 8435 Wornall Road Kansas City, Mo Phone: De. 5433 Congratulations to the Students of Ruskin High School Compliments ot A FRIEND THOMAS D-X SERVICE Tune-Up Accessories 81 Batteries Lubrication-Tire Repairs-Service Calls 71 Highway 8- Bannister Sp. 7964 PRYOR J EWELRY STORE RAYTOWN 5c 81 10c STORE 9130 505150 HFWOY Raytown, Missouri Q Laurel Heights, Kansas City 3E, Mo. Congratulations Class Ot 1954 5 1 EHHLS HHHIBUHGERS Linwood 8. Main COX MOTOR CO. Raytown, Mo . Fl. 1092 Fl. 2042 For Hardware and Sporting Goods See DON MASON 9905 E. 63rd Raytown, Mo WALDO GRAIN COMPANY HELEN STROUD'S For Dog Food V Fried Chicken Seed Fertilizer - 85111 8' 110051 Kansas City, Mo. 7801 Wornall Rd. Ja. 4740 Ja. 9500 HHHSUI1 1111111111 SHLES Hickman Mills, Mo. WAYNE STANDARD SERVICE Tires Batteries 81 Accessor es Road Service 5p. 7991 BALDWIN TIRE SERVICE Vulcanizing-Recapping Phone Ja. 6950 Winter Treads 7701 Wornall , K f . ', if - 7' 1 , ' . - -'Y -- ' -'v ' Fil-7 ' 'Cyl A 1' h J 'a4x L'fjfi'1ZLf1L.l., ,, !c,fl-Hehe? f1Q,,,.,, ,ML Merzckz, f2j.g3- JM-e,fDxl7,f gtEJjS To The Class of '54 fd, Z-4,12 Ze-in-4.42 fied? 4'ff'1'f1f-M., Q 4,4140 .. D cbvafq W, ,igfiifrtgata sfnvlcf Qfffcfeffv. i AfJf1.L,6,, ,Q,V,, pit, Ugg, Q5 ,,4,1f.,2! Q 901.1 Q2 Q50 CAA-cfafdp QQ444, N Q -Ziff'-ffl?-'Z T ig -45 if V , W Hickman Mills, Mo B. F . oodrich res 81 Tubes Batteries 8g Accessories JUSTRITE SUPER IHHHHET Laurel Heights Congratulations To The Class Of T953-54 A friend may well be reckoned the masterpiece of nature -Ralph Waldo Emerson THE GHHHUVIEIU HDVUCHTEVWQ Your Community Newspaper 502 Main- Grandview DW. 6283 ov: OR h E - K . Q96 xc, O 5 OQQXX we MP5 vxfoeox C' ,SW ,VN yx gow? OR 952 WISE S Sv O ' UN QF 460 wif 1 Dfe SE G Hfck G E WQ. XS 07017 A4 ' 81X XJXNX fffsh Alloy XQKYQYXOWXOG CE ' AGENC . 5537 CAFE Hom at 7X Hxghwqb' ROSEWOOD . Nu NS, Huckmon 8. Xnez Nesoth ROY H'9hW0Y Sv A7 N415 as W ' C0000 48 SP . 79 fs 865' NNXU-XPNX I ' 54,0 olffeolfbr ,QF X'xx'060x5 5OxfXN V' 'Zh-4, 3,5956 Sad- Cow? 05 0700 101, 6x52-fl. 'O AS Q85 -5005 ,UIQ cg 'szzfes Q39 Gigli xexq,V' bqjox xx 470. ofesf C' 'XYXE Q 27' AOS N690 Q0 Q59 ,bib 5. qbf bs 58 ' 6xcy.OCl-XVJQ Q I I O S Dlxly G 51-, O'?o,, S ' yofd 0003 5 NVQ ,WG MARKET Pff - Goo ffb 541 04' m HOME KILLED MEAT S Clfyp ds J. '55 If, of Custom BUTChermg 65 1 lgrrof Sf? 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