Webb City High School - King Jack Yearbook (Webb City, MO)

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URGANI- ZATIONS 4.

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PAGE 28 JUNIQR HIGH HISTQZQV FKJ NINTH GRADE In 1935, some 200 boys and girls entered our Junior-Senior High School to enroll a.s seventh graders. They knew no bounds to the knowledge they had and were eager to impress others with this knowledge. Last September, the enrollment showed quite a loss because a number had moved awayg some felt they had acquired all the knowledge they needed and dropped out on completing Eighth Grade. However, 147 were regularly enrolled as ninth graders. We are proud of the record of this class in all lines. Mary Lou Nance made an enviable record on the debate squad and humor- ous readingg Charles Wright, Leonard Riggs, Earl Wynne, and Bill Wa1'ing made good records as football players for Senior High, outstanding athletes for track are Charles Wright, Orland Caylor and Bob Teel. The Ninth G-rade has put on two of the outstanding assembly programs for the Junior High, giving promise of much talent in music, reading and dramatics. A large number of the ninth graders are members of the band and orchestra. EIGI-ITH GRADE There was an enrollment of 136 in the eighth grade during the year of 1937-1938. Al- though the eighth grade class was not organized, the home rooms gave the pupils much bene- fit. Various committees functioned and gave the .children ety of clubs was offered to the pupils and much interest The class had entire charge of one assembly program in other assemblies. Those who appeared on the program experience in self-motivation. A vari- was shown throughout the year. and members of the class took part are as follows: Paul Rawson, Bob Triplett, Margaret Magill, Esther Ager, Helen Myers, Ernest Le Grande, Agnes Kelso, Bob Miller, Mildred Foster, Erma Burkett, Dorothy Brown, June Mahurin, Jacqueline Craig, James Hous- man, Betty Moore, Henry McCullough, Elizabeth Hatcher, Mary Ann Haines, Eugene Jack- son, Bob I-Iardesty, and Robert Merker. The eighth grade has had many representatives on the honor roll. They are: Margaret Ma- gill, Paul Rawson, Jo Ellen Barlow, Erma Burkett, Jackie Craig, Juanita Johnson, Josephine Jackson, Galen Erwin, Helen Myers, Ruth Brooks, Mary Ella Bair, Betty J. Mulkins, Bobby At- ke1's0n, Peggy Byler, Mildred Foster, Johnnie Benward, Marie Ford, Mary Rodgers, Elmo Dis- ney, Bob Triplett, Harriet Silvara, Henry McCullough, Pauline Moore, George Sheckels, Bobby Ann Shadwell, Louise Spencer, Billy Corl, Lucille Moon, and Avonelle Baker. SEVENTH GRADE The Seventh Grade has done very satisfactory work this year. A large number have been on the honor roll, among those are: Suzanne Haughawout, Helen Duensing, Jeanette Nelson, Bruce Adamson, Edna Irwin, Elva Twitchell, Mary Bilclerback, Bobby Duncan, Ivan Erwin, Ma- bel Walker, Anita Mae Bair, Clyde Elliott, Kenneth Smith, Bobby Brown, Harry Johns, Lillian Simpson, Emogene Bradbury, Richard Wheeler, Betty Cash, Rob Roy Ratliff, Wiliiia Dean I-Ierd, Rosemary Murray, Marvine Cripps, Elmer Dickson, Ina Callahon, Nadine Thompson, Mary Daugherty, Rosalie Steele, and Billy Baker. Members of the class have taken part in musical and athletic activities and have given one assembly program. Those taking part in this assembly are: Robert Myers, Anita Bair, Elva Twitchell, Betty Woodare, Rosemary Murray, Kenneth Smith, Rob Roy Ratliff, Jeanette Nelson, Harry Johns, Velma Carter, Hope Blankenship, Betty Wood. A few seventh grade pupils have had the experience of broadcasting on the Junior High program. Among those were: Harry Johns, Jean McAboy, Alfreda Kent.

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GIRL RESERVES D Top-Helen Harding, Louise Webb, Dorothy Mayfield, Virginia Hart, Mary Palmer, Jane Hamil- ton. First Row-Hazel Lewis, Delora Todd, Juanita Dainer, Betty Perry, LaMoine Vaughn, Leora Jones, Dorothy Carter, Ila Jean Mannnen, Martha McAllister, Geraldine Poole, Della Boyer, Alice Manes, Margaret Hamilton. . Second Row-Dorothy Robinson, Nadine Jones, Helen Hoerning, Delores Allen, Martha Haines, Ann Carr, Viola Leonard, Virginia Riggs, Margaret Jackson, Mildred Thomas, -Carole Melugin, Glenna Covert, Jeanette Stalnaker, Leota McAllister, Mary Belle Day, Juanita Meyers, Theo Veatch, Mildred Edwards, Ethel Mae Cowan, Pearla Dean Hargis. Third Row-Jessie Sills, Nancy Gardner, Wenona Raush, Mary Louise Miller, Lucy Edwards, Zelpha Whittenbeck, Maxine Kennett, Frances Firth, Dixie Palmer, Betty Barnum, Marie Stunibo, Mildred Carr, Valeira Sinnard, Geneva Elliott, Viola Brown, Ruth Chapman, Helen Howe. Fourth Row-Doris Wood, Dilnple Powell, Catherine Spencer, Doris Mahurin, Helen McNett, Mabel Robinson, Bernice Cruzan, Josephine Ray, Zelpha Townliand, Vivian Proctor, Cleta Stewart, Elizabeth Veatch, Nancy Cash, Delores Dennen, Eloise Gilmer, Lavonne Tandy, Alene Dobbin, Flor- ence Burke, Betty Hayes. Fifth Row-Imogene Benge, Florine Herd, Jocelyn Kent, Wilma Burns, Iris Waldron, Rose Walk- er, Delores Richards, Virginia Huckaby, Jeanne Buchanan, Martella Byrd, Thelma Johnson, Betty Legg, Esther Perry, Geneva Basnett, Ruth L. Oering, Golden Shaw, Mary Helen Hayes, Frances Firth, Virginia Wilson, Ruth Watkins. , Sixth Row-Jean Storniont, Nadine Howe, Fern Parrish, Lorene Baker, Bertha Mae Hulen, Mil- dred Taylor, I-Iildred Wonnnack, Fay Blankenship, Virginia Shultz, Alice Jane Wilson, Ella Mae Set- ser, Betty Lann, Margaret McCorkle, Marjorie Raniey, Mary A. Magruder, Jackie Phillips, Betty John- son, Wilma Miller, Leta McCullough. - Seventh Row-Martha Helin Csponsorl, Hyla Shaw, Alma, Spencer, Virginia Galbraith, Anita Hall, Edna Fyrne Moore, Voneta Carpenter, Katherine Hall, Lona Mae Cather, Betty Poole, Mary F. War- ing, Neva? Mae Miller, Katherine Shaw, Helen Shaw, Isabelle Denham Csponsorj. PAGE so