Warrensburg High School - Arrow Yearbook (Warrensburg, MO)

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- - vw v v v 'N 7Y'!XX7XN7Nx y W ' VWW' NVV5 'H iff 0606 Xffflbm M f Ax,5f,3f,5f,, AASJAIAM uv x A A -N A XA Back Row: Headley,,Parrott, Thomas, Miss Jerome, Brown, Miss Sterling, Coats. Second Row: Day, Rbss, Jenkins, Banks, Keith, Morgan, Greim. Front Row: Fos- ter, Zollinger, Bray, Hall, Haun, Flanery, Stormont, Daniels. LOYAL TEMPERANCE LEGION President .............. .... G enevieve Crockett Vice-President ......... ........... Jewell Banks Secretary ....,.....................................,............... Ina Foster Sponsors .............. Miss Sterling, Miss White, Miss Jerome W. C. T. U. Sponsors ........ Miss Mollie- Johnston, Mrs. Dick National Motto: We'll help to safeguard America's future. L. T. L. Watchwords: Love, Loyalty, Light. HE Loyal Temperance Legion is at young people's division of the W. C. T. U. The purpose is to make all its members good citizens and to cultivate total abstin- ence from alcohol and tobacco. The Legion has been established in thirty foreign countries and each year efforts are made to carry the prohibition message to some other country. This year Bulgaria was the chosen one g and, due -to the zealous efforts to raise money, our own L. T. L. was awarded a silk: flag of Bulgaria, the first prize in Missouri. This unit has also been awarded a pennant for being a Live Wire or- ganization. Pearl Tetley, Norma Clay and James Lockard have been winners in the silver medal contests in declamation. This club meets once a month in Miss Sterling's room, and by the rec- ords they hold, it can easily be seen that every member is active. 0 sf p :::. Page Sixty-six