Warrensburg High School - Arrow Yearbook (Warrensburg, MO)

Page 31 text:

-' VV WM Ao: , . wi' b f r 1? ? Q Ja x .f ,- Q. f y-S2 A22 i if z ,, mg . ' wi sf -V Qf if ? 4 X x W , ff My 317644. VY me A AA .,An, I. m no ' f,' X - A' VY X ' D lf: 4 4 Q 'V Q14 X X ' ' Nu v f w ,' f , 2 1 7 ', xx I ' 1 Q ,': r 4 ' 'uf 7 P 4 E Wt '.'V ' r I 9 'X ' fb' D Q 5 A ' 3 A A Www! ' N3 A A X gy 4 ,Sr 45 f 2-'00 1+ Q Sl ' ' 1 ' da u N 29 C l I I v IGRS

Page 30 text:

' 1 v v v N y W IXQAXX . , mf www' Vww M '49, L-L, ,.,gyy,yA Avpmavx Y l 1 E E 1 V' N VV VVVV Y Na V VY ' XVXVNYA 'VN' hxsipxfvzun XQQQ' 1 ,tooo go.: VX -AA fX,4X'k6N ANXBJXA AAAx ,,,,,-XAA QA Page Twenty-six

Page 32 text:

AAAAA f NAA VfZXfM M44 . - t.. ,,. .f V 'VV X WW' W Af ANNA 4 9 I ! Z 2 ei l li Q s i I 2, fi JUNIDR ctnss OFFICERS President .,..,,,,,... ..... R obert Mayes Vice'-President ...... ..... R ube Oglesby Secretary .......... ...... G enevieve Wood Treasurer ........... ..... D orothy Jones Sergeant at-Arms .... ..., B anner Rice i -1 HISTORY N the fall of 1927 Warrensburg High School was greeted by a group of fresh young things, who, in spite of their greenness, were destined to become the brilliant and sophisticated graduating class of 1931. These children were led through the awkward stage by Dorothy Todd. They were green, but they grew -and how! VVeek in and week out, they climbed over the rocks of Algebra and History until late 'in May when the school was closed for vacation. The next fall they rambled back to school and were then in Senior High. That was a thrill that came only once in a lifetime. Angles, squares, and circles kept them from getting overwevightg but at that they progressed. By Bill Bob Foster's able and masterful guidance they managed to finance a picnic at the quarry. It was a great Wonder some of these little apes didn't drown. Then in the fall of 1929 the High School was met by the same group, but this time they were much more energetic and enthusiastic. They worked long, toiled late, and slept after eight-thirty, in spite of having to stay eighth hour. 1 Seeing the great financial program ahead, every Junior talked money, ate money and slept money. Thefy presented a play that the school talked about months laterg and with the proceeds gave a banquet to the Seniors, who, in later years, will sayf I'll never forget. And as for their Senior year-just wait, 'You ain't heard nothin' yet-.' A wmv' verve, vote . W- 'X.41N AfZN- QXAJSA W AAA5 fgfyggm Ax U5'l7'ifl-' o. ooow NlX?2?Y'lY'! V.li'l Page Twenty-eight