Warrensburg High School - Arrow Yearbook (Warrensburg, MO)

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Page 2 W H S Spnrlt Oct 5 949 W H S SPIRIT Published Bi Weekly by Warrensburg High School, Warrensburg, Missouri SPIRIT STAII' Edltor Rowena Bobbltt Assxstant Edltor Patr1c1a Summers Bus1ness Manager Calvm Lzeschxn Art Edltor Marllyn Sh1vely Sports Edxtor Rlchard Sm1th Feature Edltors Joan Hardlng md Shlrley Slmmons Exchange Edltor Larol Fro t Typlst Patr1c1a Summers Reportels Helen Holder Irene Mette Nancy Dav1s Martha Caldwell Joan Cooper and Betty Roach Sponsors Wlllle Falth and Lois Carter EDITORIAL Thls the first 1ssue of the Sp1r1t, IS d6d1Cated to the 305 students who constltute Warrensburg Hlgh School for the Sp1r1t belongs to you Each of you owns a share of stock 1n th1s newspaper Your re Celpt IS your enrollment card It entltles you to prmt your opxmons m th1s paper Our staff tr1es to please you they work hard to make th1s pap er the best Ln any h1gh school anywhere But they never know 1f you are pleased or d1spleased One way they can evaluate your 1nte11est IS by the S C suggestton box underneath the downsta1rs bulletin board The box lS not merely an ornament It lS to be used to 1mprove thus paper The success of the Sp1r1t IS 1n your hands It takes only two m nutes to drop an anonymous note 1n the box Whether lt be to pat the staff on the back or knock them 1n the Jaw they ll slncerely thank you And you can thank youlself for 1mprov1ng your school paper The headmg of the Sp1r1t has been reprmted due to the fact that the old pr1nt IS worn out We smcerely hope vou under stand the c1rcumstances under whlch the change was necessxtated YOU'RF BEING WATCHED' Better keep on your toes g1r1s' You re bemg watched' Mrs Gl bert 1S lookmg for exceptmnally good g1rl athletes and those who have good posture to represent WHS at Play Day an 1nte1est mg program sponsored by the CMSC phys1ca1 educat1on de partment So watch 1t You m1ght be the one' FHA NEWS The Future Homemakers of AHISFICH engoyed a potluck supper September 12 September 18 a mock 1n1t1at1on was held for Ruth Arndt Phyl l1s Boland June Burr LaRena Hunt Janet MCMCQKIH Elva K1St ner Betty P1ne Ann Rogers Betty Roach and Norma We1nr1ch A n1e tmg was held at Odessa S1 ptemb 1 24 to plan a sub d1s trlct meetmg 1n October STATE FAIR PRIZES A number of students from W H S recelved rlbbons at the MIS sour1 State Fa1r th1s year The followmg entered garden books that took second place Sh1r lev Br dshaw Frank Hansaker Paul Owmgs Patty Selgfrled S lly Shucly Nancy George Phyl 11s Boland Elva K1stner Joann Swopt Loretta Frances Smxtn Betty A1111 Harness Ton1 Braun1n gm Betty Moore Betty Roach and Ca1v1n Creschm were entered bx Phyllis Boland Betty Ann Harness Roberta Rog ers Nerlecn Whlttall Sh1rley B1adshaw Bettv Roach Joann Cooper J m Brockman Norma Cummmgs Betty Moore DHVICI Coftr Sally Sh1vely Patr c1a Laughman and Patty Sexgfrled F rst place wards were won n the flower book d1y1s1on by Betty Roach Frank Hun akel Ton1 Praunmger Robert Dx er Calvm Czeschm Sally Sh vely Elva K stner Nancy George France Sm th B tty Ann Harn ss Joan11 Swope B tty Moore Paul Owmgs md Pmll s Boland Those vxho entered blrd booklets that took th1 d p acc were Norma Cu1nm1n,: Barbara McWherter Ma1th Jane Gramger Sh1rley Bradshaw Pearlalou Parsons Dorothy M1st1er Joann Cooper Dav1d COfCl Luc1lle Clark and Robcrta Rogers These notebooks were made ln the seventh and e1ghth grade sc1ence classes under the super v1s1on ot lVl1ss Sterllng In the school paper exh1b1t the W H S Splflt edlted by Joan Lane and sponso ed bv Mvss Falth took thlrd place The Arrow edlted by the class of 49 under the SUDBFVISIOH of Mr George Young took fourth 1n tht year book exh1b1t SEEN HEARD IMAGINED I Ben Pryon Old flames burmng brxghtly Lee and Janlce John and Joan, Ron and Rowena Joe and Reva Chlef and Sh1rley Kelth and Martha Bob R and Carol Bob S and J1gger Pete and Janet New flames Just kmdled Flor ence and J C Edna Jo and Ruf fi CODH16 and Bob B We ve been hearmg qu1te a b1t about th1s Lewanas Flckas Cald well Dav1s foursome gomg on 1n school' Joe must be qulte some Cas1nova Eh g1rls A few semor class nngs seem to be myster1ously dlsappearmgl If found notlfy John Weltlel Bob Brockman and Ruffle Ross Ru mor lS that Ruflie found h1s aft er a day and a half Ednle you re shppmg What certa1n football player has captured Sally Sh1vely's heart 'P Our guess IS number 77 We hear Dorls Jean Johnson has an engagement r1ng Names p1ness to ya Dons' We also seem to have a tr1o around school namely Burgess Wllborn Flckas Another CaSl noval' Looks as 1f Dean has step ped out of the plcture' That leav es Barbara and Ledelle how ro fY13I'ltlCII Rumor lS that Betty Roach has a mad clush on a certa1n sopho more saxaphone player In1t1als m1ght be B G huh Betty It seems Reva can t make up her m1nd Whlch J D she wants' Does her heart belong to Joe DeBacker or Jlmmy Daldrup '7 Interfer ence from Holden already huh Joe The grapev1ne has lt that Ger ald1ne s boy fr1end has a great tal ent for song wrltmg' How about that Gerald1ne ' Another cute couple around school IS La Rena and Bob Orchlds to Coach and the foot ball boys the cheerleaders, and the band' On1ons to People who wont cheer for the team at football games ' A 11mer1ck I sat down to wrlte I couldnt because Im not brmght I stud1ed and thought I raved and I fought But the Muse and I couldn t un1te Patr1c1a Summers . . . . , 1 . . . , , A Q . 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Student Pubhcotlon of WARRENSBURG HIGH SCHOOL V 8 Worrensburg Mlssourn Wednesday October 5 I949 N I COMING EVENTS Oct 6 7 D str ct Teachexs Meetmg C M S C Oct 8 Hrgh School Band Day at Columbla Oct 14 Football Hlggmsvllle fDad s Day! here Oct 18 Football Raytown there WHS BAND TO MU OCT 8 The Warrensburg Hlgh School band under the d1rect1on of Mr Fxank Fendorf has been selected as one of 18 bands from the state of MISSOUYI to take part m the band show at the MU Oklahoma A and M football game October 8 The band w1ll leave early Sat urday mornmg 1n two busses and w1ll eat at Boonvnlle before ar r1v1ng at Columb1a The 67 pmece WHS band is the largest 1n the hrstory of the school The group has played for several games and parades thls fall and other plans are 1n the making The mayorettes are sportmg new wh1te umforms wh1ch go with the red of the regular band umforms TIGERETTE NEWS The Pep Clubs officers for the year are presxdent Wanda Heath erly v1ce presxdent Janlce Etter secretary Patrlcxa Summers treas urer Sh1rley Flsher The cheerleaders have done a fine Job the last three games The numerous new yells are accom pamed by new umforms The pep py five mclude Rowena Bobbltt Joan Hardmg Betty Barnhlll Dorls D1 mkwater and Ledelle F ckas FORMER ALUMNA WEDS Mxss Jan1e Russell the former study hall superv1sor became the brlde of Mr Earl Dean Uhler Jr September 4 1949 They w1ll be at home m R1verdale Maryland unt11 February when they wLll re turn to Mxssouru The students and faculty take thrs opportunlty to wxsh Mr and Mrs Uhler hap p1n ss and success ARROW STAFF The Arrow Staff chosen for thls year IS ed1tor 1n ch1ef Betty Bas ham art edltoxs Herble Smlth Marllyn Shlvely and Kemth Cox llterary ed1tor Rowena Bobbltt asslstant lxterarv ed1tor Helen Hol der bus1ness manager Parker Chrlstophe photographers Donna Morrlson and Joan Dodge Young IS the sponsor CLASS OFFICERS ELECTED Class meetmgs were held Fnday Sept 9 and the followmg class of ficers were chosen semors pres1 dent Jack Stewart v1ce pres1dent Florence Ball secretary Marxlyn Shlvely treasurer Edna Jo Camp bell sergeant at arms Kelth Cox The Jumors elected the follow 1ng pres1dent J1m Coll1ns v1ce pres1dent Joe DeBacker secre tary Sally Baxter treasuler Hel en Clark sergeants at arms J1m Teaters and Ted Dowler dent Vlfglnla Baker v1ce presl dent Sam Creasy secretary Flor ence Faulconer treasurer Mary Carolyn McK1nney sergeant at arms Charles McCoy The freshmen elected the fol 1ow1ng pres1dent Russell Shrvers v1cepres1dent D1ck Mason sec retaly Patsy Pr1ce treasurer Del eta Terry sergeant at arms Jlm my Brockman The followmg e1ghth grade of ficers were chosen pres1dent Jun Hull v1ce pres1dent George Ar nold secretary Glenda Matt1ng1y treasurer Luc1lle Clark sergeant at arms Jane Groene The seventh grade officers are pres1dent Dlane Montgomery v1ce pres1dent Leonard Goodall secretary Jackle Moon treasurer Ernest1ne Lupton sergeants at arms Albert Holloway and Elton Darrah Confuclus say lt IS better to be qutet and be thought a fool than speak and remove all doubt THE STUDENT COUNCIL IN ACTION The Student Councll IS at work w1th the opemng of the football season They are sell1ng the foot ball programs wh1ch they hope each of you buys Along wlth thxs they are sponsorrng the Warrens burg Holden Football Trophy Th1s w1ll go to the school that w1ns the game As ln former years your Stu dent COUHC11 will sponsor the Splut They are hopmg that the staff and Councll can work togeth er for a better paper For the first t1me smce the Splrxt has been publ1shed the ed1tor xs automatl cally an ex 0fTlClO member of the COUHC11 Sxnce the COUDC11 IS a represen tat1ve group for the whole student body they have been consulted on the trlm color for the football helmets They are tak1ng thxs opportumty to explam that thrs color w1ll not be an added school color but Just a trlm color Wh1te helmets or any helmet wh1ch ha wh1te on lt IS aga1nst the confer ence rul1ng Th1s rule necess1ta ted a change rn our helmets MAJORETTES CHOSEN A week before school started five of the e1ght tw1rlers at W H S trled out for the posltlon of Drum MaJorette The three Judges chose Janet McMeek1n The other maJorettes are Nancy Davls Tom Braunlnger Phyllls Boland Ann Rogers Sara Thrash er and Ruthanne Marr Karol Kay Austln was chosen to be band mascot The majorettes and Karol Kav have proved the1r ab1l1t1es at the last three football games Keep up the good work glrls' Manners are l1ke the c1pher ln arlthmetlc they may not be much 1n themselves but they are cap able of add1ng a great deal to the value of everythlng else x OI. 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Oct 5 I949 VV H S Spun Page 3 CARDINALS FALL PREY TO RAMPAGING TIGERS The WHS Tigers took their sec ond conference wm in as manv starts September 23 at Clmton when they downed the Clmton Cardinals 25 13 It was the Tlgers game all the way They led 12 0 at halftlm and 25 0 at the end of the thlrd quarter when the Tiger reserves went into action The first Warrensburg touch down was set up early in the lnl tial period when Ralph Ross inter cepted a Clmton aerial and was downed on the Cardmal 34 yard l1ne After a drive to the 4 a lo yaid penalty set the Bengals back to the 19 where John Wextzel mov ed the ball to the 5 on an end run and Ron Heatherly went through the middle for the counter Jim Collins kick for the conversion was no good The scorlng durlng the first half ended when Warrensburg took a Cardinal punt on the Clmton 35 gamed 8 and Joe DeBacker skirt ed the left end to pay dlrt Collms conversion attempt was agam no good In the third period the Bengals offense agam clicked to produce the final Warrensburg scoring The Tigers returned the kickoff to the Clmton 38 where after a 15 yard run by Heatherly was nulll fied by a penalty for the same dis tance Heatherly agam got away thls time for 35 yards movmg the ball to the 3 where Weltzel went through the mxddle to score A pass from DeBacker to Lee Ad ams fo: the conversion was mcom plete The Txgcrs k cked off and after one play recovered a Cardmal fumble on the 11 yard strlpe Col l1ns went for 9 and DeBacker drove for 116 Heatherly plunged over and k1cked successfully for the extra point The Clmton tall es came agalnst the Tiger subs in the last quarter when McFarland went over from the 12 and Radford plunged from the 3 Snyder was stopped on a l1ne plung after the first touch down but Bath reached the goal lne to com ert for the extra point Attend the home games Sup port the Tigers' A ZTI .. TIGERS GAIN EASY VICTORY IN OPENER In their first staxt of the 1949 season September 16 the WHS Tigers romped to a 45 0 vlctory over Appleton Clty at the CMSC stadium The Bengals got off to an early start and the WHS re serves saw action ln almost half of the game After kicking off the Tlgers foxceo Appleton C1ty to punt and Ron Heatherly returned lt 05 yards to the 5 yard lme where Joe DeBacker went over for the first of.h1s four touchdowns Jlm Col l1ns converted wlth a place pick The next Tiger tally came in the same manner after Appleton C t punted out of bounds on thelr own 95 and DeBacker went off tackle for the counter After Collins suc cessful conversion was nullified by a penalty DeBackers drop klck for the extra point was wlde The Tlgers recovered a fumble on the V1S1t01 s 5 yard l1ne to set up the next tally Collms h1t the l1ne for 2 yards and Heatherly went across on an off tackle slant Collms k1cked the extra po1nt In the thlrd quarter the Tlgers tallled on a 15 yard end run by Heatherly after Jack Wllklnson had moved the ball into scoring terrltory on a 17 yard end around Heatherly s kick for the CO!lV9l'S10ll was no good DeBacker rang up the final tally in the foulth quarter wlth a 21 yard run around left end Collins attempted kvck for conversxon h1t the crossbar and bounced away Coach Copple to his man sald Go after Number 9 Ed' Ed soon came back lThe score was slack? And oh' the words the coach said Helen Holder TIGERS TAKE OVER CONFERENCE LEAD The WHS Tigers moved into first place in the West Central Confer ence by defeating the Butler Bears 26 7 September 30 at the CMSC Stadium m the Bengals thlrd con ference vxctory in as many starts The Tigers Jumped into the lead on the openmg kickoff when John Weltzel took a hand off from Ron Heatherly and skirted the r1ght s1de of the field for 95 yards to ring up the first Bengal tally Jlm Collms mlssed the klCk for the ex tra point After taking the Warrensburg kickoff and drwmg on a succes sion of first downs to the Txger 5 yard stripe Butler was held and forced tg yleld possess1on of the ball to Warrensburg on downs On Warrensburg s first runnlng play of the game Collins galloped the length of the field leaving But ler tacklers behlnd to add the sec ond touchdovsm Heatherlys suc cessful conversion was recalled on to run the extra pomt was stopped short of the goal line As the second quarter began the Bengals held Butler and block ed a Bear punt to take over the ball on the Butler 36 After a first down had moved the pigskm to the 25 Heatherly went around left end for the counter Collins k1cked the extra point Butler returned the klckoff to their own 35 and drove to the War rensburg 15 where Fxazier went off tackle to score Butlers only touchdown Frazler also k1Ck9d the extra point The first half ended another pos Slble Tiger touchdown as time ran out w1th the Bengals on the Butler 2 yard llne The halftlme score was 19 7 In the third perlod Butler threat ened by dr1v1ng deep 1nto War rensburg territory but the Ben gals stlffened to the attack and took over the ball on downs on their own 7 yard marker Later in the same quarter War rensburg ran a punt back to the Butler 39 trled two passes and then Heatherly ran around right end for the touchdown and kicked the extra po1nt to end the scoring F ight, Tlgers' . , . . . ' 1 4, K , 2 1 - - D tr 2 2 . . . O 'I f 1 j ' . , I E ' I ' e 'T - . ' . . In I 4 K' I I V ' K ' ' ' ' - 1 , . za N gf ,I . . . ' , . . . .., gf , - , and moved to the 18 where Collins ' I a 15-ya,-d penalty and his attempt ' A l 7 ., i V ' ' , l ' 1 -