Warrensburg High School - Arrow Yearbook (Warrensburg, MO)

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Page 2 W H S Splrlt Feb 8 1950 W H S SPIRIT Published Bi Weekly by Warrensburg High School Wan-ensburg Mlssouri SPIRIT STAFF Edilgr Hr wena Loblrltt Asslstant Editor P1t11e1a Qummrrs Busmess Manager Lalxm QIQNCIIIII Art Ld1tor 'NI ll'll5Il Nllllflll Sports Ldltll lilLll'1l l Slllllll e :tux e I d1 ors oan I rrdmg, bh1rley Slmmons Fxchange l dltor rol l r T5 prst llrli l 1 bllllllll Reporters Helen Holder Ilene Milli Nancv Dans Martha L rlmlwell Jn 1 Cooper and Betty Roach sponsors NV11l1e 11'11th md Ioxs L rrtex Guest Edltorlal Your Hlgh School Record Your h1gh school record IS a very valuable 1tem 1n your prep aratlon for the future It IS nat ural that durmg the four years school you feel that 1t doesnt make much d1fference what you do IH some classes or what aCt1Vl txes you take part 1n Maybe the 1tem of m1ss1ng school doesnt seem very lmportant at the tlme Then comes the t1me for grad uatlon Of course most of you are fam1l1ar wlth requ1rements for recelvlng that d1ploma and Wtlh the d1st1nct1on of graduat1on from an accredlted h1gh school But then comes the tlme when there IS a des1rab1l1ty for a good record not Just a pass1ng grade Colleges requlre a transcrlpt of credlts showlng your grades 1n the varlous subjects as well as your rank 1n the graduatlng class But th1s SIVE ou by colleges request mforma t1on IGS and other 1nformat1on wh1ch w1ll help to 1nterpret your record Then too there IS the request for references by employers These usually ask for a record of class work but also ask for comments wlth regard to pcrsonalltv ab1l1tv to get along well Wlth others de pendablllty health 1n1t1at1ve and cooperat1veness In some cases regular1ty of attendance IS mclud ed As you can see these qualltles can do much to determ1ne 1f you w1ll succeed or fall at a Job, and It IS to the employerls advantage to learn as much about you as he can to determ1ne 1f you Wlll be of SQFVICC to h1S buslness The record that you make ln request IS even more lnclu now Most of the forms sent as to extra currleular aet1v1 Sensor Snaps MARILYN Sl-IIVELY Born Yes' On Oetober 31 1932 to be exact Heart throb It could be any one of several people CThat g1rl IS playmg safeb L1kes and dlSl1kCS I l1ke any and cute and tar art1f1c1aI people and those who copy 03 oth ers' Amb1t1on Im go1ng to be an OLD MAIDI DON PARMLEY Born Now thats a sllly ques t1on' On June 17 1932 Heart throb New Cad11lacs CHm what color J L1kes and dlSl1keS I l1ke new cars and I d1Sllk6 concelted peo thmg about the college clothes bunklng partles get shootmg I dlSllk6 Around Amb1t1on Ah my amb1t1on IS to make an easy m1ll1on HELEN BRADLEY Born On Apr1l 23 1932 Heart throb Are you klddlflgo Dav1d of course' L1kes and d1s11kes I l1ke o dance eat frled chlcken go on p1cn1cs cute clothes and Youre So Understand1ng I d1sl1ke peo p e who tell flbS bossy people and coneelted guys and gals AlT1bltlOH I would l1ke to teach grade school and later travel JO ANN ALMOND Born On August 30 1932 H art throb Bob Schmer of course Llk9S and dlSllk6S I l1ke 0 eat and sw1m I l1ke almost every body and Peg O My Heart I d1s1ke stuck up people Amb1t1on To get through col lege and I do mean to the extent of graduat1on PARKER CHRISTOPHER Born Yes It was on a cold day Warrcnsburg June 13 1932 Heart tl1rob B P O L KNOW sehool ean be a great help or a marked hlndrance to you 1n future l1e Why not make It the best that you can? It w1ll mean future ga1n to you as well as the pres ent satlsfactlon of do1ng a good Job Donald G Tarbet Ive heard everythmgb L1kes and dlsllkes I l1ke to stay home and sleep study and read Oh how I d1Sl1ke Flreman on the Cucamonga Spec1al Amb1t1on My amb1t1on IS to leave Warrensburg and become a 1lI'CI'lldIl on the Atch1son Topeka and the Santa Fe JOAN WILLIAMS Born I was born on July 19 1932 IH Albuquerque New Mex leo land Im NOT a MCXICHHJ' Heart throb Well that would b rather hard to say rlght now tHey Joan what happened to E M95 Llk8S and d1s11kes I d1sl1ke eoncelted people and l1ver' I l1ke to s1ng eat JUICY steaks to sk1 and dr1ve cars COh let me out qu1ck'J Amb1t1on I hope to be behlnd SARA REGERS Born June 23 1932 Heart throb Montgomery Cl1ft and Peter Lawford L1kes and d1s11kes I l1ke food cowboy muslc Independence ,,u1ng clothes and l1fe I wont put down any d1Sllk9S although I have a few Amb1t1on My amb1t1on IS to go to K C thlS summer and be come a deslgner but I w1ll prob ably be a secretary as that IS what I am qual1f1ed for JOAN McCOY Born May3 1932 Heart throb I cant declde r1ght at the present CThese lucky people who have more than one guy to choose from I L1kes and d1Sl1k6S peope who wont speak good thmgs to eat and basketball Amb1t1on To become ty parlor operator d1sl1ke I kc playmg a beau SCHOLARSHIP AWARDED Lee Adams sen1or was recent ly VlSltCd by Mr Don Faurot M U football coach Lee was offer a four year seholarshlp to attend the Un1vers1ty and play football Lee aceepted the seholarsh1p and Wlll enter the UHlV9FSlty next a W1l11e saw some dynamlte Couldnt understand It qu1te Cur1ous1ty never pays It ra1ned W1l11e seven days . . . , , . . . n 1 n . -as 4 . 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Student Publuccmon of WARRENSBURG HIGH SCHOOL V 8 Warrensburg Mlssourl Wednesday February 8 1950 No 7 GRADE SCHOOL TO PRESENT OPERETTA On Aprll 24 the grade schools of Warrensburg under the dlrec tlon of Mrs Hopklns wlll pre sent an operetta The Early Blrd Catches the Worm Mor than 300 chlldren wlll take part ln the productlon Inmates March of Dlmes Campaign ln Far East D8Vld A Colllns class of 47 a former football star klcked OH the March of Dlmes Campalgn ln the Far East last week By donatlng h1S dlme Davld was the flrst man ln the Tokyo Yokohama Area to contrlbute to the 1950 Infantlle Pafa1ySlS Fund Davld explalned that he plans to donate a tenth of one day s pay af ter the drlve lS under way but donated the lnltlal dlme so that tlle Flrst Cavalry DIVISION whlch was flrst ln Manlla and flrst ln Tokyo would be flrst agaln ln the humanltarlan fund ralslng cam palgn Before slgnlng up for a tour of forelgn duty Wlth the cavalry Davld was employed by the War rensburg Star Journal Whlle ln hlgh school D8Vld establlshed a reputatlon as rlght guard on the football team whlch IS presently belng upheld by hls brother Jlm a back CAREER CLUB MEMBERS ENJOY MEETINGS In case anvone wonders why the senlor glrls are allowed to leave school the last hour every thlrd Wednesday of the month the answer IS career club meetlng These meetlngs have been spon sored by the Buslness and Profes slonal Womens Club of Warrens burg to lnterest the glrls ln ca leers and college educatlons Both Publlc Hlgh and College Hlgh sen lors have taken part ln the pro gram Many lnterestlng talks have been glven by women and men tContlnued on page 49 STUDENT COUNCIL TO SPONSOR SQUARE DANCE The Student Councll IS spon sorlng All School Square Dance February 9 from 700 to 1000 p m Thls has been plan ned ln answer to the many re quests of the students It IS to be an lnformal evenlng and It 1S hoped that the boys Wlll wear Jeans and plald shlrts and the glrls plaln dresses There wlll be refreshments for all The admls slon wlll be 25c for everyone Come on and a good tlme wlll b guaranteed for all' County Oratorlcal Contest Held The Amerlcan Leglon Orator lcal Contest was contlnued Frlday February 3 Wlth the county con test The wlnner was Jack Stewart of W H S The dlstrlct contest Wlll be February 8 and the zone contest February 24 The tlme for the state contest has not yet be later than four weeks after the zone contest The Judges are chosen by the chalrman of each respectlve con es The zone and state contests wlll be Judged by flve Judges All oth er contests wlll be judged by not less than three Each contestant IH adCl1l.10l'l to hls regular speech wlll speak ex temporaneously at the dlstrlct zone and state contests The top1cs wlll be on the Consttlutlon and the contestant wlll have SIX mln utes to prepare hls speech CMSC Chour Presents Assemb'y Program The madrlgal cholr of CMSC under the dlrectlon of Mr Paul R Utt presented the assembly pro gram Thursday February 2 MISS Eleanor Shockey accompanled by Mr MHPIOH DBVIGS sang two vo cal numbers MISS Mary Loulse Yoder played a plano selectlon MISS Laura Madalyn Mllls was the accompanlst for the cholr COMING EVENTS February 10 Basketball But ler there February 14 Basketball Dorado Sprlngs here College Band Assembly February 17 Basketball Col lege Hlgh here Junlor Play Pleases Large Audience Brlnglng Up Father a come dy based on the popular comlc Strlp by George McManus was presented January 26 ln the W H S audltorlum to a C8p3C1ty crowd The large cast kept the audlence laughlng throughout the evenlng wlth thelr antlcs Headlng the llst of characters were Maggle and J1ggS Mahoney The bolsterous Maggle was well handled by Mar tha Caldwell who found llttle dlf flculty ln keeplng her llttle hus band well ln hand The hen peck ed Jlggs was played by Pete Welt zel Patrlcla the pretty daughter of the Mahoneys was played by Carol Frost B111 Castor drew many laughs as Dlnty Moore Jlggs rough and tough frlend from Dubuque Oswald the Mahoneys butler was excellently done by Phllllp Houx Others who deserve a great deal of credlt for maklng the per formance a success are Della Cummlng Mrs Underdunk B111 Boyd Count Castllllan Dean W11 born Larry Dona Coffman Hope Wharton Shlrley Slmmons Rose Betty Plne Rose Adrlenne and last but by no means least Della Cummlng s puppy one of the cut est canlnes ever to wag hls tall on a stage The pay was under the dlrec tlon of Mrs Kyle Carter Student asslstants were Martha Dyer and Jlm Colllns prompters Sl Flght stage manager Bob Martln sound effects Shlrley Flsher make up and Don Glaspey buslness man ager The hllarlous comedy provlded an enJoyab1e evenlng for all ol. 1 1 1 1 ' - , I . . - - , , - - an I - - E1- , , - , : - ll ' Q , : . . - - av Q . - T i- - ' ' ' . u - - rr f ' ! - . - 7 . . 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Feb 8 950 VV Fl S Spnnt Page 3 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The members of the Natlonal Honor Soclety met January 30 and chose s1x members to com pete for the Natlonal Honor Soe1 ety scho1arsh1ps of S300 each Last year 6000 students were entered 1n the contest S7 000 1n lesser scholarshlps IS also awarded The followmg people w1ll take the general aptxtude test on March 28 Herble Smxth Florence Ball Judy Coulson Sara Rogers and Joan Dodge The wlnners w1ll be announced about May 15 At present there are twenty two members ln our Natlonal Honor Soclety RAINBOW GIRLS MEET der of RHIHDOW for glrls was held Thursday January 19 1n the Ma son1c Hall Commrttees for the term were named and the 1nstallat1on of the Advlsory Board for the year was planned Dr S111 of the college faculty accepted the pos1t1on f Dad of the assembly and w1ll be lnstalled wlth the Advlsory Board PEP CLUB ACTIVITIES The Pep Club held a called meetmg Frrday January 20 The glrls planned to sell basket ball pms for the students to wear at games The dr1ll team declded to march at both the College Hlgh and Hol den games F II A MEETING HELD The Future Homemakers met February 9 1n the home econom les room Barbara Black spoke on Teach1ng as a Career Jeann ene Parsons talked on Careers ln Home Economlcs Slldes obtalned from the college were shown af ter the talks The program was under the supervxslon of MISS Vel ma Flsher club sponsor Beulah the Basketball Ah' Already I feel sprmg ar r1v1ng Sprmg fever however seems to clmg to some of my boys all year round speclally the part about what h1s fancy turns o' Why some of the T1gers Just wouldnt leave for Appleton Cxty t1l1 theyd sald goodbye to thexr better halves Its th1ngs l1ke th1s that causes Coach1e to have mad fxts And speaklng f the Appleton Clty game wasnt lt a lu lu Ron scored 18 po1nts to w1n honor as hlgh polnt man The second team really deserves the most laurels though they beat an undefeated team But backlng up to the Cl1nton game I thought It was strlctly okay too Clxnton has an A1 team no one can deny that and the way the T1gers played that mght really made me proud' Ron scored 18 agaln fHes 1n a rut'7 My lnner tube IS st1ll s1zzl1ng about that Lexlngton game Ill Just say Con exoellent 8dVlC6D that Ron was h1gh agaln w1th 17 po1nts And that IS my only state ment on that rat race' Well I gotta be off The b1g wheel 1n the orange pantles IS calllng Se you next week Beulah Qi1S'r'1fi' 1 U15 ITO Homsrenm Q , Basketball Roundup A conference vlctory and loss and a non conference defeat mark ed the efforts of the WHS Tlg9fS smee the last report of therr ac t1v1t1es Paced by Ron Heatherlys 18 po1nts the Bengals nosed out Appleton C1ty 61 54 there Jan uary 27 In thelr f1rst conference loss on January 24 the WHS cagers bow ed to Clmton 32 50 on the home court Heatherly agam paced the T1gers w1th 18 po1nts In a non conference clash Jan uary 20 the T1gers Journeyed to Lexmgton where they rece1ved a 38 43 defeat at the hands of the M1nutemen Heatherly led the scormg w1th 17 po1nts In a thrlller at Appleton Clty the femlnlne basketeers of WHS suffered a 48 49 loss Loulse Moore paced the Tlgerettes Wlth 26 p01ntS HERES YOUR PERSONALITY POLL Th1S year the SPIRIT lS sponsormg a persona11ty poll whlch we copled from the Nevada paper Th1s IS someth1ng new 1n WHS and we need the coopera tlon of every student to put 1t over The 1dea IS to QIVS someone IH your class recogmtlon for belng outstandlng ln these qualltles The blanks w1ll be totaled and the results w1ll be prmted ln the next ISSUE of the paper Everyone IS asked to Cllp th1s blank and turn lt 1n F111 1n the blanks below wlth your choice FOR YOUR CLASS ONLY and put your ballot ln the box ln MISS Falths room All ballots must be In the box not later than 4 00 PM February 15 BEST BOY GIRL Dresser Personallty Athlete Lookmg Dancer MUSICIHH Student Most Popular Sense of Humor All Around Manners Check your class 157th JJ c r . , l . . . W I W s 1 ' .. . t 'Q t. , ' ,-A , ,,,,, ' Y . I I 'IO N. I . . , . t , - 1 - L 1 . 1 . 1 I 5 f . i . 0 The regular meeting of the Or- '. ' . .- ' l ' Y . . . , I . , o - - f - y 1 , 4 Jam, q JFr. wsu. 4 r. ps,