Warrensburg High School - Arrow Yearbook (Warrensburg, MO)

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Student Pubhcotlon of WARRENSBURG HIGH SCHOOL V 8 Warrensburg, Mlssourn, Wednesday Jonuory 25 l95O No 6 E ' st The followmg students have an average of E for the first semester H S Art Ke1th Cox Marilyn Shively Theory and harmony Lonnie Woodruff Band Florence Ball Betty Basham Edna Jo Campbell Kelth Cox Janice Etter Helen Holder Janet MCMSGRIH Irene Mette Bess Rlckman Mar11yn Shively LOHHIG Woodruff Chorus-Jo Ann Almond Bar bara Black Edna Jo Campbell Janice Etter Betty Pine Patricia Summers Joan Willlams LOHHIS Woodruff Mae Burge English Literature Betty Basham Rowena B0bb1tt Edna Jo Campbell Barbara Cone R1Ch ard Smith Speech Betty Basham Edna Jo Campbell Helen Holder Irene Mette Jack Stewart Typing Lee Adams Jan1ce Et ter V1rg1n1a Baker Janet Mc Meekm Ann Rogers Marilyn Sh1vely Shirley S1mmons Bookkeeping Lee Adams Jo Judy Coulson Joan Dodge Irene Mette Jeanneane Parsons Jack W1lk1nson Lonme Woodruff General Business-Lee Adams Nancy Dav1s Hugh Reynolds Jack Stewart English II Jack Casslngham Monty Draper Ann Rogers Janet McMeek1n Vlfglnla Baker June Burr Doris Cates Nancy Dav1s J C Hlgg1DS Hugh Reynolds English III Joan Harding Phillip Houx Betty Plne Shirley Simmons Connie Staley Della Cumming S1 F1ght Bess Rlckman Algebra I Harold Beard Betty Pine Patsy Price Sally Shlvely Connie Staley General Math Elizabeth Baile Advanced Algebra Del1a Cum mmg S1 Fight Sh1rley Simmons Joan Hardlng Plane Geometry Don Brown Tommy Cheatham Joan Dodge Janet McMeek1n fCont1nued on page 27 SHIRLEY FISHER PERSONALITY Someone once Sald Its n1ce to be natural 1f you re naturally mce Speaking of being naturally nice I brlng to light the Jmor personality Sh1rley Fisher Shirley has been with us since the elghth grade when she moved in Warrensburg three tlmes pre v1ous to thls but had always gone back to Clinton Shirlev likes the color of pow der blue fried ch1cken cherry p1e and people Her only dislike seems to be stuck up people When asked who her current heart throb was she was heard to reply 'No no, Ill never tell Now who do you suppose? Shir ey l1kes the song It Had to Be You baseball SUIIS and Patty and Dona Her favorite t1me consumer IS shorthand Her dream man must have llght brown hair Cvery curly? blue eyes Knot over fourl and she wants h1m to be tall ibut not over 8 feetl She IS treasurer of the Pep Club and she IS golng to make beau t1ful faces on the play cast All 1n all Shirley IS a wonderful person so why not make her a frlend of yours? COMING EVENTS February 1 2 3 4 Clin n ketball Tournament February 2 Amer1can Legion Oratorical Contest WHS au d1tor1um 1 30 p m February 7 Basketball Holden here BETTY BASHAM IS DAR REPRESENTATIVE The Daughters of the Amer1can Revolution are agaln conducting a good c1t1zensh1p proJect ln all accredited public h1gh schools The selection of the W H S rep iesentative was made by the Sen lor class and the faculty The faculty chose three girls from the senior class and the class then chose one from those three Betty Basham was chosen because f the followlng qual1t1es of good c1t1zensh1p dependability whlch mcludes truthfulness loyalty and punctuality service cooperatlon courtesy and consideration of others leadership personallty self control ab111ty to assume re spons1b1l1ty and patrlotism un se1f1sh mterest in family school gate will take a test based on American history these tests will le sent to the representatlves on February 8 The g1rl ranking first wil be MISSOUFIS Pilgrim and will recelve a U S Savings Bond of S1100 JACK STEWART WINS OR-XTORICAL CONTEST The school American Leglon orator1cal contest was held on January 20 ln the aud1tor1um Jack Stewart won flrst place and w1ll be our representative in the Johnson County contest to be held February 3 Edna Jo Campbell was named as alternate Mr Ralph Martz Legion Com mander mtroduced the speakers who all gave orat1ons on some phase of the Constltution The contestants were Helen Holder Ph ll1p Houx Jack Stewart Joan W1ll1ams Edna Jo Campbell and B111 Boyd The speakers are mem bers of the Speech Class Ola I 1 ' I ' V' Ll , U , , , - to Bas- . . -' . 1 D . -' . . . ' ' . . ' ' , : . . T T s 1 .... y , i Y Y 7 , ! I I . 4 ! Y 1 I u 7 7 1 1 1 u 1 I - , - ' , 1 Q I 1 1 1 - Y I . 1 1 , . Y 1 ' 1 7 D v 5 I - - ' o 5 7 1 1 1 1 , Z , ' as 1 - ' y , , Y Y u 1 1 ' ' 3 1 1 ,. . - -1 ' Y ' ' ' - 7 - A , I u v , , , y - . y . . v . , N y y . v 1 . 1 ' - . . . ' . . - , , , , . . . . , , - . - , . . Y , Ann Almond, Parker Christopher, here from Clinton. She had lived Commuffltyy and nation- Each dele' 7 7 - . 1 I , 1 7 Y y 1 ' ' ' Jw . . . ' 7 7 1 . . . , . , l ' ' l 1 ' . I A Y Y 1. 9 , - - , 1 1 , . , I 4 Y , 'vy l . . . , . ' 1 u , l .. , . 1 . y ,, I . . . . . , . , . 'H , 7 I . Y Y . . . . . , , ' . - . ' 1 Y If - ,Y . H . y . , I .Y y D . . . ' ' V . - ' ' 1 1 . 7 , . , . . y D L U . H . ' ' - 1 - : , 1 Y ' ! 7 I 1 1 y 1 1 y

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Spirit Jon. ll, 1950 OVER THE HOLIDAYS Some students couldnt hold up under the coo1 cllmate of MISSOU r1 so they headed south over the vacatlon The Dyers went to Key West 1n Florlda and over 1nto Cu ba Ruthanne Marr went to M1am1 and also lnto Havana Jlm Hull V1Slt9d the cowboys deep 1n the heart of Texas Ina Mae Gaebel v1s1ted 1n C1n c1nnat1 OhlO Kansas C1ty was V1S1ted by two of our best known personages Coach Copple and Mr Fendorf Carol Frost B1ll Caster and J1m Coll1ns made the1r presence known K C also Betty Tllton went to Odessa Darlene Lupton went to Cl1nton Georgla and Frances Smlth were 1n Rldgeway Wh1le Charlene Rlch was 1n Wellmgton and Frances Wllson was m Warsaw Barbara Burgess was havmg a wonderful tlme 1n Waverly And last but not least Hugh Hanna Sald he spent hlS holldays 1n Knob Noster WEATHER REPORT Lee and Janlce Sunny Bla1r and Nancy Jayne To1r1d Jo and Ruffle Warm John and Joan Unpredlctable Kelth and Martha Fazr Warmer Dorls and Charl1e Chllly Herb and Barbara Fa1r Ron and Rowena Settled Joe and Reva Mlld Chlef and Sh1rley Fa1r and M1lder Jlgger and Bob Sultry Pete and Janet Unchanged W1lk1e and Mary Carolyn Cloudy but warm Florence and J C Torrld Carol and Bob Sunny Zo and Elbert Unsettled Ledelle and Dean Warmer JOIN US SOMETIME For the flrst tlme 1n many years Warrensburg sponsormg Teenvllle It IS open from 4 00 t1ll 600 on weekdays and on Satuz day n1ghts Its a swell place to have fun and meet the gang and lf you haven t been up yet you re leally IT1lSS1I1g somethlng Com up and see us somet1me wed love to have you SPEECH EXPERIENCE VARIED The members ot the speech Chu, ale working on a project wh1eh vsnl termmate 1n the1r pre SGlltlllg prepared speeches to u d1ences outsxde the1r own class room Seyen are part1c1pat1ng 1n the school Amer1can Leg1on Orator 1eal Contest to be held 1n assem bly J11l'lLlH1X 20 They are Bllly Bovd Martha Caldwell Jo Camp bell He en Holder Ph1ll1p Houx Jack Stewart and Joan W1ll1ams B tty Basham w1ll speak to the gnls career club on the1r cho1ce of co educat1onal or womens col leges Betty Bell Wlll d1scuss the el feet that com1cs ITIOVICS and a dl0S have on the clnldren of to day ln the related art class Barbara Black and Jeanneanc Parsons w1ll mform the FHA about careers 1n home econonncs Dona Coffman and Ledelle FIC kas VV111 speak to the1r lespectlve hyg1ene classes on hyg1en1c 1nat ters Caron Frost and Rosemary Gos rosk1 w1ll go to Mlss Sterllngs lrst and lOl,11tll hour classes to speak on forestry eonservat1on 1n Nllssourl and pol1o respectlvely The general SCICHCC class w1ll hca1 Irene Mette speak on Tel UXISIOD Gen ln More Ways Th1n One C0lllllL Staley and Pete We1t zel w1l speak to the Foster PTA and Amerle n problems class e sp ctuelx on phases of the Juve me dennquency problem Slnrley S1mmons w1l1 talk to 1' e l'neory and Harmony class on Nlodern Composers and Orchestra Leade1s Mae Burge wnl speak to the Womens Mlsslonary UIllOll f L1bcrty Baptlst Church about re llg1OUS vxorslnp 1n the home Prff lxhat 15 HNO3? El elt Ol ul 1ts r1t,ht here the t1p of ITIS ton ue' Prof el sp1t 1 o 1 5 Il1lI'lC aexd Some trers lre yellow some trees are 1ed Ent soon the leaves Wlll all be dead When v11nte1 comes tl1ey fade away But they ll come back mother day Elton Darrah ANNOUNCING LITTLE MISS CAMPBELL CLASS OF 1967' Vtaah came the husky an nouncement from the dellvery mom Th1s was l1ttle MISS Camp bell on Sundav afternoon J'anu ar 8 19:10 at 330 P M She 1S the daughter of Mr and Mrs Har 11 Campbell both of whom are WHS alumnl A name has not yet been chos n Both the aunt M1ss M1rtha Dyer and the uncle M Robert Dyer are reported domg welll CHRISTMAS WAS HERE BECAUSE Lee gave JHHICG a radlo and Bobby gaxe Elva Lou an I D bracelet and RufT1e gave Jo a box of can dy and W1lk1e gave Mary Carolyn pe rls and a scarf and cause Barbara Cone recelved pearls from B111 And Dean got a l1,,hter from Ledelle And Carl gaye Charlene a robe and an 1ron' and cause C1101 got a rh1nestone neck laee from Bob Rob gaxe LaRena an Angora swea ter and gloves Rowena recened an amethyst 11nt, irom Ron Harold gave Gerald1ne a d1a mond bracelet Charl1e gave Dor1s a s1lver braeelet and necklace set ENGLISH LESSON A Klss 1 A kms s a noun because 1tS eemmon and proper 2 A klbS IS a verb because 1tS 1et1ve 3 A klSS s a pronoun because they stand for lt 4 A klSS lS an adverb because 11 makes an explanation 5 A klSS IS a conjunctlon be muse lt brmgs together and con beets 6 A klSS lS an mteryectlon be cause lt shows strong and sudden feeling 7 A kvss IS a preposltlon be e use lt has an obyect 1 7 ' ' I . 1 ,X . 1 1 ' ' , - 7 U - - en, ' . 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Page 2 VV H S Spun Jon 25 l95O W H S SPIRIT Published Bl Weekly by Wlrrensburg High School Wnrrensburg Missouri SPIRIT STL!! Editor Rowena Bobbltt. Assistant Editor Patr1c1a. Summers Business Manager Calun Czeschm Art Editor Mar11yn Shlvzly Sports Editor lilchard Sm1th Feature Editors Joan Hardmg Shxrley Simmons Exchange Edltor F01 lrl Typist, Patrlcm Summ 1 Reporters Helen Holder Irene Melts Nancy Davls Martha Caldwell Jom Cooper and Betty Roach Sponsors Wxlhe Faith and Io1s Lalter PUBLISHERS OF ARROW COMPLIMENT STAFF Each month Myers 8a Company Incorporated of Topeka Kansas publlshers of the Arrow sends a four page newspaper to the Arrow staff Thls newspaper contalns helpful hmts for yearbook staffs suggestlons for 1mprovement and examples of excellent work The December ISSUE contalns a pxcture of the tltle page of the 1950 Arrow Under the plcture are these words Good photog raphy art work and s1mpl1c1ty of layout make the double spread tltle page an lnterestlng one Its from Warrensburg H1gh M1s sour1 The above quotatlon should fur ther vour behef that the 1950 Ar row IS golng to be the best ever If youd l1ke to get a prevlew Just ask Mr Young to see the paper And buy your Arrow soon Dont Walt too late and ue sorry E LIST CCont from page lj Bl010gy Nancy Dav1s Monroe Fulkerson Mary Carolyn McK1n ney Chemistry Bess Rlckman Rlchard Sm1th PhyS1CS Parker Chr1stopher Amerlcan HlStOfy Del1a Cum ming Martha Dyer Bess Rlckman S1 Flght Shlrley F1sher Don Gaspey Joan Hard1ng Ph1l11 Houx Shlrley S1mmons World Hlstory Vlrglnla Baker Harold Beard Don Brown June Burr Dorls Cates Nancy Davls J C HlgglflS Mary Carolyn Mc Klnney Tomacene Reves Hugh Reynolds Roger Stewart Jack Casslngham Tommy Cheatham Monty Draper Alv1n Gregg Don ald Grlgsby Bob Hammond Jan et McMeek1n Ann Rogers Ruby Shepherd Shorthand Jo Ann Almond Florence Ball Sh1rley F1sher Joan Hardmg LaVaughn Johnson Joan Mered1th Frances Wllson Auto Mechamcs Robert Baker Mechan1cal Drawlng Betty Basham S1 Flght Crafts Betty Basham Rowena Bobb1tt Joe DeBacker Ralph Huffakcr Al1ce McCully Jlm P1esche1 General Shop D1ck Clark Max Dallman Frank Hunsaker Amerlcan Problerrs Edna Jo Campbfll Barbara Cone Irene Mette Jack Stewart Pete Welt zel Rxchard Smith Spanlsh Florence Ball Parker Chr1stopher S1 F1ght J C H1g gms Bess R1ckman Lonnle Wood ruff Englxsh I Ton1 Braunlnger Ruthanne Marr Ellzabeth Ba1le Sally Shlvely Gym CG1rlsD Janet McMeek1n Shxrley S1lTlI'l'l.OllS Edna Jo Camp bell Joan Hardmg Math C87 Hugh Hanna Donald Phxlllps Math C79 J1nm1e Garrlson SOCIHI Studles C79 J1mm1e Garrlson Leonard Goodall Home Ee Sara Regers Nadme Steele Janet McMeek1n Ann Rog ers June Burr Mary C McK1n nex Ruth Shepherd Betty Pme C1t1zensh1p El1zabeth Ba1le Shlrley Bradshaw Ton1 Branln fftr Betty Ann Harness Lorena Hunt Ruthanne Marr Patsy Pr1ce General Sc1ence Ehzabeth B'ul Sh1rley Bradshaw Calvln Czeschln Ruthanne Marr Betty Poach Donna Brant Elenora Bry s n John Chr1stopher Betty Ann Harness Sylvia Shore Home Ec CJn1or Hlghj Pearla lou Parsons Jennle Bryson Lee Ann Jaeger Peggy Lamb Chr1s tma Whltman Gen ral Scxence C75 Jlmmle Ga1r1son Leonard Goodall E gllsh C77 J1mm1e Garr1son Leonard Goodall Lee Ann Jaeger SOCldl Studles C83 Lucllle Clark Ina Mae Gaebel Donna West Donald Ph1ll1ps Engl1sh C89 Norma Cummmg Ina Mae Gaebel Muslc C89 J1mm1e Garrlson Donna West Edna Jo Campbell Joan Har dlfld and Janet McMeek1n have E s 1n all subJects Seen, Heard Imaglned I Ben Pryon Flash Mrs Workman was seen at the Dr1ve In after Sedal1a game wxth the referee too' Folled agam now they tell me' It was Mr Workman' It happened on the way to Adrlan about Leos new nlck name I mean' Mrs Gllbert pro Vlded Leo w1th the name of Wad dles How come Crocker'P Speakmg of the trlp to Adrlan Ron IS rumored to be a walkmg 3okebook Pretty good huh Mar tha What g1rl named Gypsy ran away wlth Audrey Le1gh on Sat urdag January 14 She mlght have brought you back sooner 1f you hadn t used that tone of VOICE' Or maybe she Just l1ked that orange hat' Th1s IS the S64 quest1on of the week' Wh1ch of the e1ght g1rls does Don Juan Weltzels heart belong to 7 For further mfor mat1on see Dorothy D1x' It seems we have a famous tr1o around school lately' Thats rlght Drmkwater Senlor Staley Ro mant1c no ' Sounds l1ke Char 11 s gettmg the best end of the deal' Has anyone a surplus of cot ton? If so I Ben Pryon would l1ke some for one palr of ears' Crocker our own llttle Burl Ives has taken up the harmon1ca Have you heard that Jlmmy Col IHS lS gomg 1nto opera '7 J1m my IIS mx m1 m1 m1 lnstead What happened to Carol and Barbara at the Sedal1a game ' Chlldren wlll be chlldren wont they g1r1s'? How do you l1ke those Splt baths? Betty Lou and Glenda gave a party Monday nlght at Glendas I understand B111 Caster had fun ln the closet We wonder ' We hear Mary Carolyn and W1lk1e aren t steadles any more' It looks as though Don Brown has taken up where W1lk1e' left off Orchxds to The basketball g1rls and boys for the1r fme games' Onxons to The people who dont come to the games Ebert Do you thlnk Im con CC1t6Cl9 Zo No why? Elbert People as good lookmg as I am usually are . . . - , . o n a ' I - -' 1 V . . - 1 1 1 . I ' , , . . . 1 , . --..-- . . L ------ . y - i V y u -----------.. . 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