Warrensburg High School - Arrow Yearbook (Warrensburg, MO)

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Page 2 W H S Spirit nlll W H S SPIRIT Published Bi Weekly by Warrensbu g High School Warrensburg Mnssouri SPIRIT STAFF ydltor Rowena Bobmtt Ass1stant Ifdltor Iatrlcla Summfrs Busmess Manager Calyln Lvebchln Art Edlt0l Ma11ly11 Shxymly gportg Ldltol Hxchard bmxth I elture Edltors Joan Hdfdlllg U U Sh1r1ey S1mmons Exchange Ldxtor karol Fro t 'lyplst Patrlela bumrn 15 Reportexs Helen Holder Irene MBIIG Nancv Dans Martha Caldwell JOU1 Cooper and Betty Roach Sponsors Willie I 'nth and LOIS Lalter EDITORIAL DON T MISS IT' Want a prevlew of a com1ng attract1on Here It IS free to the publlc' The marqee reads 1950 The Turn of a Century Pretty clever t1tle It has everythmg and more' It has so1neth1ng men have been of t1me world peace has good w1ll klndness hon esty 1nte1l1gence charlty and love has unheard of wonders and 1nvent1ons For tl1e students of W H S 1t has gayety laughter beauty and 1nd1v1dual1tv lt offers the chance of a l1fet1me to galn know ledge make use of our talents reallze our amb1t1ons take d vantage of opportunlty and seek success All of these thlngs are comb1n ed to make the most glgantlc pro duct1on ever seen by man Theres a catch to It though the success of the productlon depends on us' MARCH OF DIMES March of Dlmes week IS Jan uary 16 23 of th1s year As usual a collect1on Wlll be taken at W H S Perhaps we do not truly real lze what our contrlbutlon means It means to some chxld the hope of walklng agaln That IS not a matter to be taken llghtly There are a few students 1n W H S who have been touched dlrectly or lndxrectly by th1S dreaded d1S ease Ask them how they feel about March of D1mes week and take the1r answer to heart' GIVE somethlng, no matter how small, to help those who are less fortunate than we CLASS N EWS Vacatlons are gone now but not ent1rely forgotten we re a1ra1d Judglng from some of the comments of the teachers stu dents m1nds are st1ll lV3lld6I'1I'lg elsewhere However lets take a look t some of the classes and the1r ac llV1tl9S The Spamsh class had a pa1ty lecently so we hear that was complete down to the last senor 1ta It was qu1te an achlevement for them balloons ch1l1 favors and nothlng but Spamsh spoken durlng tl1e ent1re evenmg Tlns paxty has a speclal na1ne wlnch we would love to pubhsh but havmg lost the paper upon vxlneh some obl1g1ng Span1sh student wrote lt we ll Just say tl1ey 1re 1nak1ng progress 111 the class The Jumor hlgh math classes are d1scover1ng what they have accomp11shed durlng the f1rst l1alf t k1ds' They are work1ng on ach1evement tests now but 1nav have good news for badl by the t1me th1s goes to pr1nt Just re member there are a lot of gen luses who arent good 111 math Cthey keep telhng usb EIGHTH GRADE SNOOPER Sav Genda you had better watch where you throvy your paper They re not gomg to let you on the basektball team Joann C seems to love Home Ee We wonder why Could lt be that Pat L w1ll be laklllg more p1ctures s1nce sh ot a new flash camerao W1ll she be another Dorsey Dobson Flash B1l1e Dee your slldlng 1S gettmg pretty dangelous so yye hear Better take lt easy Boys' We re st1ll wa1t1ng for you to pay off Kelly youd better turn your book ID VVe hear tl1at Jllll H took tr1p Chr1stmas to Texas hes not the only 0110 Ina May G went to ClflClllll3ll D1d you haye a good t1me Ina? Not1ce All e1gh1h grade teach ers pease excuse Pat L from school the 16th and 17th of Jan uary fo1 her brother lS com1ng home after seventeen months 111 Europe and ASIH George, you had better watch your language ln Eng11sh Seen, Heard lmagmed I Ben Pryon Happy New Year to everyone ol you' And I hope you had a ycly me1ry Chr1stmas Oh the thmgs that happened oy Cl the hohdays Hoot G1b on was 111 town We hear W1nn1e y s 1cal1y thr1lled B1rbar1 Burgess has a class flllt, and lt lSllt Bob Bs Some lelloyy lll Waverly has captured her heart Phe Rambow G1rls had a form 11 dxnce So1ne of the couples l.l1ClQ were Betty B and Parker Mauon and Glenda Crlsp Monte and Fomuenc and V1rg1n1a B nd Jol1n Mack Pxtsy h 1d a church party W1 l what do you mean by mak mg Donna Cash mad and keep1ng all those g1rls 1n suspense? Calv1n had a ,ood l1IllC too D1dnt you, CdlVll19 D1d you know that Dona doesnt layc a Man haters Club any mom Co lt hayc po1ch Dona? Dor1s D and Charl1e S had a QLldllCl lVe dont thlllk lt Wlll last on though A certam glrl 1n seventh hour Amcucan h1story class has a mad cxush on a certaln boy 1n the same class Ivan youd better watch out SONIC 1rl has been tl1rt1ng w1th Jack 1n basketball practlce Any cnc vyho knows who lt lS report Sally wou d surely l1ke to know J1gge1 had a watch party Why dld Bob S want to go see the tree? We wonder what the mystery IS 1bout the way J1m Teater spent New Years Eve'7 l From what we hear 1t better remaln a mys l91X Coud our lnformatlon be Wrong JIIIIQK779 t se 1ns MHFIIVHS eyes were all 1 low over the Chr1stmas va cat1on' Could lt have anythlng to do yy th a VlS1t from B111 Ele'7 We nclr Maulyn wasnt the only one mtcrcsted We wonder P 'll1ybe you th1nk I have for ottcn the Chr1stmas Dance but I hay nt It was really swell of the Ells to let us use the1r hall so llC1CS a huge load of orchlds to nom A wonderful t1me was had Omons to the people who don't keep the1r New Year's resolutlons S hr, s been gomg wlth a e H1gh man But do you to knock 111111 off of the . . . Jo . , 950 . . . , vu Y . A 9 ' 0- 1 1 ' . . - - X I ' 1 ' , ,. V. . Y ' 5 ' ----------------- , - . . . - ', N ' D ' ' 1 l , ..... . . . .. A ,- v - ' . ., , ' ca 1: - - . ' ,. , I . U . 1 ,--, ---. ----l I , , y 3 i i . . . - . 7 ' - - ' ' : . . - - , ' , z 1 w , -----.---------- K - A 1 C.: ' gp' L . 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Student Publication of WARRENSBURG HIGH SCHOOL V 8 Warrensburg Missouri Wednesday January I I No 5 DRILL TEAM PLEASES AUDIENCE The W H S drill squad per formed for the first time during the Raytown game The squad under the leadership of Jo Camp bell formed a lighted Christmas tree and sang Silent Night The second demonstration in perfect timing was presented Morrow Gymnasium durlng the CHS WHS game The squad :form ed a W and a C after which the respective school songs were sung The girls have spent a great deal of time practicing on the drills and have shown much in terest in their work You re do ing fine girls keep up the good work THE 1950 ARROW The 1950 Arrow is on sale ev ery noon in the downstairs hall The staff lS making every effort to produce the best yearbook pos sible The Arrow IS an investment not an expense Get yours be ore its too late' PATCH TEST All students in elementary and Junior senior high school were given the patch test for tubercu losis The patch was applied January 9 and removed January 11 All positive reactions will be follow ed by chest X rays NEW BOOKS ARRIVING Be watching the bulletin board in the study hall for the bright covers of new books which are arriving for our library For the sports fans there are five new titles being catalogued For the more adult readers there will be two Keyes selections and the cur rently popular MARY by Asch Watch iuture SPIRITS for the complete list One should pity the blind but 11. IS hard to do 1f the rascal IS a referee COMING EVENTS January 13 Basketball game Rich H111 here Assembly music department January 16 Basketball game Adrian there boys and girls January 17 Basektball game K1ngsv1lle here girls 20 Basketball game there 24 Basketball game Clinton here January 26 Junior play January 27 Basketball game Appleton C1ty there January Lexington January NOW THIS IS WHAT REALLY HAPPENED The lights were out' There was no heat' Corsages had been de livered Many were disappointed by the fact there was to be no dance' But no there was a Christmas dance the girls did arrive sw1shy formals and the Dance it was not held 1n the W H S gym Through the generosity of the Elks Lodge the Christmas dance was held in the Elks hall We owe many thanks to that organization for making it possible for the annual Christmas dance tradition to be upheld MUSIC EDUCATORS MEET The annual meeting of the Mis souri Music Educators ASSOCIH tion was held in Joplin Missouri January 5 6 and '7 W H S was represented by Mr Fendorf and Lonnie Ann Woodruff the latter playing the oboe in the all state orchestra which was composed of outstanding musicians from the high schools of MISSOUFI The or chestra rehearsed on Thursdav played for convocation on Friday and was combined with the all state chorus for a concert Satur day It was directed by Elizabeth Green Professor of Music Edu cation at the University of M1Chl gan BRINGING UP FATHER For twenty five years George McManus has headed the list of Americas ace cartoonists and It was Bringing Up Father that has brought him his lasting re nown Bruce Brandon New York playwright has increased the popularity of McManus famous creation by producing a del1ght ful comedy by the same name J1ggS Mahoney henpecked hus band is as usual the center of attraction J1ggs 1nv1tes h1s corn ed beef and cabbage loving friend D1nty Moore to live in his New York home Maggie a self styled aristocrat feels D1nty is too com mon and violently objects to his presence Fuel is added to Mag g1es blazxng fire when she dis covers a lady s slipper and a com pact containmg an intimate note in J1ggS coat pocket Although Jiggs IS completely innocent his every move seems to prove Just the opposite he becomes 1nvolved with two young ladies of the same name one of whom owns the var ious articles found in his pocket A new woe is added when he pass cs a boy next door off to Pa tricia as a French count The final b ow lS struck when he receives a telegram saying that he is bank rupt The way in which his prob lems are ironed out IS as zany as IS the way in which he managed to obtain them Bringing Up Father will be presented by the Jumor class at 8 00 p m on January 26 in the high school auditorlum Mrs Lois Carter director has chosen the cast as follows Maggie Mahoney the social but ter'ly Martha Caldwell J1ggS Mahoney down trodden hus band Pete Weitzel Patricia Ma honey their charming daughter Carol Frost Oswald their haugh ty butler Phillip Houx D1nty Moore Jiggs old pal from Du buque Billy Caster Mrs Spauld mg Underdunk a society matron CCont1nued on page 33 ol, , ' ', , I , 950 . ll ll - , . . . . 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J n ll l 0 VV P1 S Spud Page 3 Semor Snaps oun IDEA or PERFECTION JUDY coULsoN fBY the Staffl 2 Born February 13 193 IDEAL BOY Arnbxt1on to be a church sec retary I hke my frxends the color blue bemg wlth the gang Dear Hearts and Gentle People French frles and crackeryacks I d1s11ke conce1ted self rlghteous people My favorlte pastlme IS attendmg lntermedlate Nlght ROSEMARY GOSROSKI Born August 30 1932 Amb1t1on to go to college I l1ke frled ch1cken chocolate malts fr1end1y people I an Dream Cant I and loaflng at Rlggles I d1s11ke conce1ted people wrltxng speeches and onlons BOB BALL Born August 11 1932 Heart throb-KC I l1ke to play pool and d1s11ke cold weather DONNA MORRISON Born March 25 1932 Ambltlon to go to school and own my own photography studlo I l1ke Oklahoma rxdmg around 1n my truck chaslng people push 1ng people out of the Lovers Lane by our house v1s1t1ng Southeast Hlgh and JH RB BETTY BARNHILL Born Aprll 2 1933 Amb1t1on to move back to Texas ln the summer and go to Baylor Unlverslty I 11ke ICC cream cake ple candy and anyth1ng else to help me gam Welght I l1ke drlnkmg cokes at R1ggl6S Its so near to home I l1ke You re Mme Can Dream Cant I and catch mg box frlends BOB BROCKMAN Born October 13 1932 Ambmon to graduate and be come a veterlnarlan Current heart throb-B B I l1ke to r1de around 1n the car play pool basketball and foot ball eat steak and frled ch1cken an d llsten to Mule l1ke to be w1th Jack John Bob C Jack S bara Burgess I d1s11ke glrls and bolled cabbage Tram W Ron and Bar conce1ted Ste slt on the brxdge at mldmght Ard t1cklcd hns face w1th her toes For she was a lonely mosqulto And the brldge was the brldge of h1S nose Manners Bugs Shukers Smlle Bob Martln Laugh-J1m Teaters Clothes Ron Heatherly Complexlon Dean Wllborn Legs-Lee Adams Eyes-Joe DeBacker Halr Rufhe Ross Hands John Weltzel Physlque-J1m Colllns Teeth John Mack Werl1ng Mouth Parker Chrlstopher W1tt1ness Leo Crocker Intelngence Herble Smlth Vo1ce Ph1l11p Houx Eyelashes Claude Ross Nose Ted Dowler Neatness Jack Stewart Dancmg ab1l1ty Elbert Lelgh D1mples Kexth Cox IDEAL GIRL Manners-Judy Coulson Sm1le Shlrley Slmmons Laugh Florence Ball Clothes Marllyn Sr1vely Comlexlon Florence Faulconer F1gure Rowena Bobbltt Legs Jo Campbell Eyes Trlsh Summers Haxr Joan Hardmg Teeth Betty Barnh1ll Mouth Sara Thrasher W1tt1H6SS Helen Holder Intelllgence Lonnle Woodruff Vo1ce Janlce Etter Eyelashes Wanda Heatherly Nose Carol Frost Pep-Conme Staley Neatness Betty Basham Danc1ng ab1l1ty Brbara Black Hands J lg Almond BRINGING UP FATHER fCont1nued from page lb Del1a Cummmg Annabelle Rose who makes del1c1ous candy Shlr ley Slmmons Hope Whaten who IS very serlous Dona Coffman Rose Adrlenne a French glrl Bet ty P1ne Sally Forthe a pers1stent voung woman Ledelle Flckas Darry ODonnel Patrlclas former playmate Dean Wllborn and Count Pierre Castlllan of the no b1l1ty Bllly Boyd W1th a rellable cast and well known theme Brlngmg Up Fa ther IS a must for the students of W H S Basketball Roundup November 30 saw the WHS T1gers take to the hardwood m the openmg sesslon of the Mule Skmners Tournament at CMSC for the1r flrst encounter of the season The Bengals defeated Cal 1forn1a 26 23 but dropped the next mghts contest to L1111s of Kansas Clty 28 33 Elbert Lelgh Bengal center paced the T1gers wlth 26 pomts m the tournament December 13 the WHS bas keteers played host to Lexmgton 1n a close t1lt whlch requlred two overtlme perlods before the Tlg ers were edged out 39 37 Ron Heatherly led the scormg wxth 10 tall1es from the fleld The T1gers then Journeyed to Cllnton and were handed a 59 38 defeat 1n a non conference game by the champlons of the Mule Skmners Tourney Herb Smlth and Elbert Lelgh each scored 8 po1nts to lead the WHS attack The last week of school before Chr1stmas found Coach Copples qumtet 1n two overtxme contests In the flrst a non conference tllt at Holden the T1gers nosed out cagmg 8 po1nts to pace the VIC tors In the second Raytown best ed the Bengals 35 31 Ron Heath erly spearheaded the Warrensburg attack wlth 17 po1nts In thelr flrst start after the hol ldays the T1gers downed a strong College Hlgh squad 44 42 Janu ary 6 at the Morrow Gym The contest was close all the way The actual playmg tlme ended w1th the score 43 42 for WHS and Herb Sm1th dumped 1n a charlty toss to add to the wxnnmg margln Ron Heatherly and El bert Lelgh paced the Bengals each cagmg 11 po1nts There was a France Who boarded chance On the brakeman s adv1ce They all rolled the dlce And the Frenchman went homa without pants Jack Stewart young fellow from a fre ght tram by If you were another person would you l1ke to be a frlend of yours? a . , 95 . . . 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