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

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SENIOR CLASS I9 41 D FFI C E R S President . . . BERNARD RIGGS Vice P'l'68'I'!l6'7'Ift . . BOB TEEL Secretary . . . JUNE FURRY Treasurer . . GERALDINE BENGE S PD N S Cl RS Miss HERROD Miss SILCOTT MISS LEWIS M CITTD Today Decides Tomowow C D LU RS Red, White and Blue Page 1 7

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Page 16 BACCALAUREATE SERVICES Processional-- Largo fHandelJ .... . . Miss Willanora Pratt Invocation ............ . Rev. David E. Moore Mixed Chorus-'tListen to the Lambs fDettl Scripture Reading .......... . Rev. Louis J. Kovar Vocal Solo- The Living God CO'HaraJ . . . Eugene Wood Sermon- The Tomorrow and You . . . Rev. Ralph Roland Quintet- Cherubin Song CBortninskeyJ Benediction .............. . Rev. Stanley Zook Recessional-Excerpt from Prince Igor fBor0din5 . . Miss Willanora Pratt C LAS 5 DAY Processional- Largo fHande1J ........... Mary Lou Nance Class Song ...............,.... Senior Class Theme of Speeches: What Americanism Means to Me Salutatory .................. Nancy Haughawout Class Essay .................. Isabelle Duensing Trombone Solok Liebestraum Cllisztl .......... Donald Ogden Class Oration ................. Charles Galbraith Class Prophecy ........ Mary Margaret Cater, Mary Jane Stormont Class Will ............... Twanda Kelley, Ruby Nealy Solo- The Last Hour fKramerJ ............ J. W. Meyer Valedictory ...... . . ..... Betty Bundy Recessional- Largo fHande1J . . Mary Lou Nance CDMMENCEMENT Processional- Pomp and Circumstancen fElgarJ ,... High School Orchestra Class Song ........ .... . . . . . Senior Class Invocation Violin Solo .................. Charles Galbraith Address- Highways to Happiness .......... Rev. B. A. Pugh Girls Trio ....... Nancy Haughawout, Mary Lou Nance, Delores Poole Presentation of Diplomas . . Mr. Harry Tholborn, President of Board of Education Benediction ........... , ...... Mr. Charles Bunce Recessional- War March of the Priestsi' ...... High School Orchestra SENIOR CLASS HISTORY AS the Senior Class of 1941, we are only 84 in number, but through our bright spirit and active participation in school affairs we have become one of the outstanding Senior Classes of the High School. Our class has been well represented in the various organizations. In athletics the Seniors are: B111 Atke..son, Max Custis, Russell Davis, Lowell Dean, Clyde Lacey, Norman Robison, Howard Rounti-ee, Bernard Riggs, Leonard Riggs, Dale Smith, Bob Teel, Lynn Temple, Bill Waring, and Charles Wright. Active in the Music Department are Charles Galbiaith, Nancy Haughawout, Twanda Kelley, Clyde Lacey, J. W. Meyer, Mary Lou Nance, Don Ogden, Bob Palmer, Delores Poole, Mary Lou Shaner, Mildred Terpening, and Eugene Wood. ln the Drum Corps are: Margaret Aylor, Margy Benintendi, Norma Boxwell, Margaret Bradbury, Betty Bundy, Mary Margaret Cater, Maxine Elliott, Erma Harding, Nancy Haughawout, Dorothy Hedrick, Ruth Hensley, Connie James, Betty Jo Lee, Mary Louise Mai-tin, Mary Lou Nance, Ruby Nealy, Betty Jean Smith, Mary Jane Stormont, Marjorie Thompson, and Virginia Woodard. Members of the National Honor Society are: Betty Bundy, Isabelle Duensing, Maxine Elliott, Charles Galbraith, Iris Gilmer, Nancy Haughawout, Twanda Kelley, Mary Lou Nance, Ruby Nealy, Donna Patton, Delores Poole, and Bill Waring. Our Senior Queens were: Queen of Football, Mary Jane Stormont, and Queen of King Jack, Nancy Haughawout. The Honor Students of our class are: Valedictorian, Betty Bundyg Salutatorian, Nancy Haughawout, Class Essayist, Isabelle Duensing, and Class Orator, Charles Gal- braith. And though we have long-awaited the time when we should be Seniors, it will be with sadness that we bid farewell to our Alma Mater-Webb City High School. -Isabelle Duensing.

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eniors 1941 Page JESS CHADWELL Jesse, Jesse, why are you late? Our school always starts at 50 past eight . ' ' Alethean '39-'40-41: Hi-Y '39-'40-41: Track '38: Basketball '38. HAZEL MOYER A little shy, but mighty sweet, A picture of neatness from head to feet. Girl Reserves '41: G.S.C. Club '41, PAUL BENJAMIN Much study is a weariness of all flesh. Be gone, dull books. Stamp Club '39-'41: Hi-Y '40-'41. MARGARET FORD Ain't she sweet ? Girl Reserves '41, G.S.C. Club '41. JACK FOSDICK You may look at Washington, You may look at Lee, But they all grow dim When you look at me. Alethean '41: Hi-Y '41g Basketball '41, MARY LOUISE BIGLEY A modest girl with quiet ways, Sure to have friends the rest of her days. Girl Reserves '41 . 18 ISABELLE DUENSING Earnest in manner Striving to please, Diligent in study, Earning her E's. National Honor Society: Class Essayistg Girl Reserves '39-'40-'41 fV. Pres.J : Stu- dent Council '39: King Jack Staff '40- '41: Cardinal Notes '40-'41: Prompter Senior Play '41. MILDRED TERPENING Modest, retirinp: and gentle. Guild '39-'40-'4l: Girl Reserves '39-'40S Orchestra '39-'40. ERMA HARDING If dates and lessons don't agree. I'll take the dates, and let the lessons be ., Drum Corps '39-'41: Junior Class Play '39: Girl Reserves '39-'41: Victorian So- ciety '40-'41 3 Cardinal Notes '39-'41 Secy. '4lg Guild '39: Senior Class Play '41. CARL WHITE Sir, I must argue, whatever is is not. Hi-Y '39-'41: Alethean '40-'41: Stamp Club '39. EFFIE PIARLENE IMEL She is just what she seems to be. Girl Reserves '39-'41: G.S.C. Club '39-'41 Secy. '41 : Dramatic Club '39-'40, VIOLA MOORE Quiet, but nice. CHARLES G ALBRAITH Lives of great men all remind us We should climb right up those stairs And in departing leave behind us Footsteps just as bin: as theirs. Oratorg National Honor Society '40-'41g Alethean Society '39-'41g Orchestra '39- '41g Band '39-'41g Hi-Y '39-'41g Senior Play '41. RUTH HENSLEY Quiet, modest, perfectly true She's all this and more too. Drum Corps '39-'40g Guild '39-'40g Girl Reserves: Victorian '41: Cardinal Notes '41, CONNIE EGNER To love and be wise are two different things. Girl Reserves '39-'41: G.S.C. Club '39- '41: Glee Club '39-40. MAXINE ELLIOTT Why study when you can play? I'd much rather have fun all day. National Honor Society: Girl Reserve '38-'41 Cabinet '41: Student Council '3SJg Victorian '39-'4l: Drum Corps '39-'41: Cardinal Notes '39-'41g King Jack Staff '40-'41. MARGARET BRADBURY Graceful and may She bexruiles the hours away. MAX CUSTIS A courteous gentleman, one who, in short, Is distinctly worth while, and a like- able sort. Hi-Y '39-'41 5 Oratoriral '39-'41 3 Cardinal Notes '40-'4lg Student Council '39-'41: Debate '39-'41.