Warrensburg High School - Arrow Yearbook (Warrensburg, MO)

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AR R ow CHARACTERIZATIONS OF XV. H. S. STUDENTS Vagabond Lover ..................A....................................... Harold Miller Happy Feet .............. ..... H enry Rube Oglesby Two Little Savages .... ........... Q ....... S ettles and Craig Daddy Long Legs ....... ............................. R agner Boyd Lives of the Hunted ....... .... J ames Mlayes Q31 and costsj Seventeen .................,......... .....,....................... J ack Brown The Amateur Gentleman Betty Coed .......................... Crying for the Carolines Me and My Shadow ......... :.. The Prison Song .............. I Wallt to Be Bad ....,. Sonny Boy .....,...,..... My Man ..................... The Rover ..........,.......... The Crimson Sweater .... So Big .................,............. Two Little Confederates The Happy Mountain ........ The Art of Thinking ....... Our Singing Strength ....................... Skull Head the Terrible The Iron Man and the- Tin VVoman ...... God's Man ..........................................., ............... Jocko the Jungle Child The Runaway Sardine Volcano ,..................... Noisy Nora .,................... Square Rigged ................... Joseph and his Brethren The more than usual lack of interest among the that afternoon had got under Mr. Campbell's skin. Jew Edelen Little Zeigler Robert Mayes Ada B. and Zeigler W. H. S. School Song Dorothy Jones Sonny Sommers Ada Berneice Junior May in the Dodge Bill Stockton Israel Grover James and Robert John Luecke John Hollyman Lewis McNutt Bill Foster Wilmer and Ada B. Murray Williams . George R. Shryack, Jr. Robert Dow Torchy Alsbury Dorothy Todd Banner Rice Joe Smith and Company students of his Physics Class is dismissed, he exasperatedly. Please don't flap your ears as you go out. class said Mr. Van-Hoy says: The conduct of a pupil varies directly as the attraction between him and the girl across the aisle or sitting in the seat with hi1n and in- versely as the square of the distance between him and the teacher. Lila Belle: Did you finally get a hair cut? Rodney: No, I merely had my ears moved down half an inch. Miss Ross: Louise, is that your seat? Louise Estes: Certainly not: it belonks to the school, nge Sixty H 1 9 3 1 ' I - 2

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