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

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it I Za: if- , 1 1' he , .Ry , an :f X JUNIOR CLASS TOP PICTURE First Row4George Brown, Elmo Disney, Roy Clayworth, David Elliott, George Galardo. Second Row-Galen Erwin, Bob Atkerson, Bill Corl, John Berrian, Bill Cleland, Bill Good- paster, Harold Clark. Third Row--Rosamond Burke, Ester Ager, Ruth Brooks, Helen Bradbury, Lucille Burk, Peggy Byler, Avonelle Baker, Almeda Farris. Fourth Row-Eldoralyn Deaver, Marie Ford, Joyce Andress, Emma Lee Farris, Mildred Foster, Jackie Craig, Mary Ella Bair. Erma Burkett, Nadine Blankenship. MIDDLE PICTURE V First Row-Homer Hayes, James Housman, Jack Short, Kenneth Roberts, Paul Rawson, Howard Larsen. Bob Leonard. Second Row-Dick Lewis, Bob Hardesty, Bob Morse, Charles Parrott, Floyde LeGrande, Bud Sheckells, Ernest LeGrande, Ralph Sidenstricker. Third RowfGeorgia Roark, Lucille Moon, Betty Russell, Elizabeth Hatcher, Reva Sandy. ' ' Helen Myers, Mary Ann Haines, Emily Hardy, Margaret Ann Magill. Fourth Row-Betty Moore, Jaunita Johnson, Betty Gene Mulkins, Dorthea Harris, Wilma . Harrington, Betty Riggs, Bobby Ann Shadwell, Harriet Silvara, Richard Mahurin. . Fifth Row-Jack Mayfield, Bob Miller, Eugene Jackson, Owen Moffet, Harrison Harper, Jack Riggs, Melville Mottet. BOTTOM PICTURE First Row-Gene Williams, Fred VanPelt, Carl Tindell, Bob Triplett, Gerald Williams, William Watkins. Second Row-Claude Turner, Bob Steele, Louise Spencer, Delores Stuckey, Harriet Wood- ard, Betty Lou Tappana, Lloyd Withers. Third Row-Helen Tyndall, Juanita Williams, Virginia Turner, Eunice Smith, Helen Thomas, Betty Thomas, Frances Spurlock, Albert Wilson. JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY this mighty school of learning. At that time we had 95 members in the class. Since that time some have moved away. But enough have come in to make up for the loss- our enrollment is now 95, just the same as when we entered. ,.,, v,, , be QU' f I .. ' J ' N the fall of 1939-1940, we, the members of the Junior Class of 1940-1941, entered seg Q. Page 24 We have been well represented in all organizations of the school: Orchestra, Band, Glee Club, Student Council, Victorian Society, Guild, G.S.C., Girl Reserves, Hi-Y, Alethean, and Oratorical. ' Our Junior Class Play, Professor, How Could You? was a great success. Mildred Foster, Bob Atkerson, Helen Thomas, Margaret Magill, Bill Goodpaster, Jackie Craig, Bob Triplett, Emma Lee Farris, Paul Rawson all played their parts well. We are well represented in the Drum Corps of our school: Helen Myers, Jackie Craig, Emily Hardy, Margaret Magill, Mildred Foster, Emma Lee Farris, Almeda Farris, Ann Shadwell, Peggy Byler, Erma Burkett, Mary Ella Bair, Elizabeth Hatcher. ' The music department owes much of its success to the Junior class, for there are many Juniors in the music work. John Benward, Helen Myers, Melville Mottet, Margaret Maglll, Mildred Foster, Ann Shadwell, Rosemond Burke, Georgia Roark, Harriett Silvaia, Emma Lee Farris, Almeda Farris, Betty Thomas, Juanita Johnson, Avonnelle Baker, Imogene Watkins, Harriet Woodard, Louise Spencer, Bob Triplett, John Berrian, Bud Sheckells, Harold Clark, Harrison Harper, Houston Olson, Betty Riggs, Jack Riggs, Betty Dale Russell. Betty Lou Tappana, Dorothy Ruth Brooks, Jackie Craig, Eldoralynn Deaver, and Lucille Moon are in this department. Members of the athletic department are: John Benward, Harold Clark, Roy Clayworth, William Corl, Galen Erwin, Bob Hardesty, James Housman, Eugene Jack- son, Jack Short, Jack Mayfield, Owen Moffett, Bob Morse, Charles Parrott, Kenneth Roberts, Bud Sheckells, Carl Tindell, Fred VanPelt, and Gerald Williams. The highest event of our school year was the Junior-Senior Banquet at the Presbyterian church, where we were hosts to the Seniors, the Board of Education and the Faculty. The idea of our banquet was a circusg and it was a great success according to the plaudlts of the guests. 4' Much of our success this year has been due to our inspiring sponsors-Misses Henrietta Crotty, Ellen Vosholl, and Margaret Jonesg and our capable president, Johnny Benward. --Helen Myers.

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3. .1-.f 3 . my SCHCICIL CALENDAR 1940-41 September 12-Special all-school assembly. 13-School Mixer. 16-All-school assembly. Selection of Football 1 Queen Candidates. 19-All-school Pep Assembly. 20 27 -Baxter Springs Football Game therey, -Joplin Football Game ftherej. 11 14 October 4-Senior High Operetta, Trial By Jury. 7-Special assembly, Know Your Money. 11-Neosho Football Game qherey. 21 16-Registration Cschool dismissedl. 17-District Teachers' Meeting. 18-District Teachers' Meeting. Nevada Foot- 25 ball Game ftherel. 22-All-school Assembly. .124-Coal Festival CPittsburgJ. 25-Lamar Football Game therel. 31-Examinations. November 1-Special Assembly, Mt. Vernon Football Game ttherej. l 6-Monett Football Game 13:00 D. m.l. 6-7-8-Missouri State Teachers' Meeting, Kansas - 21 5 City, Missouri. Q 11-15-American Education Week. K: 15-All-school Pep Assembly. Aurora Football February -Atlas vs. Long Bell. W. C. Jr. High vs. B Team Reserves. -Carterville Jr. High Ctherel. -Senior High Assembly. -Monett Basketball Game ttherej. Jr. High Student Council Dance. -Sarcoxie Basketball Game fherel, -South Joplin Jr. High Basketball Game Ctherej. Nevada therej, 17-Atlas vs. Eagle Picher. 19- Misner Players. -North therel. Lamar ftherel. Band Clinic at Springfield..fDebate Tournament at Bolivar, Missouri, e -Galena Jr. High Basketball Game Qherel. 28-'World Day of Prayer. Special Assembly. 25-2 8-Regional Basketball Tournament. March -State Government Test at Carthage, -Senior High Assembly. 10-Alethean Banquet fPresbyterian Churchl. 13-Junior High Operetta, Rumplestiltskin. 14-County Teachers' Meeting at Joplin. 18-Special Assembly, Loring Campbell. 19-20-21-Joplin Music Festival. -Oratorical Dance. 28-Guild Dance. Special Assembly, Edwin Rowland. ' 29-State Student Assembly Uefferson Cityj. 28 Game fthereb. -Carthage Football Game fherel. -22-Thanksgiving Holidays. -Senior High Assembly 1VeatchJ. 2 1 2 1 2 8 29-Band and Drum Corps Party. December 3-S.B.A. Dance. ' 6-Junior Class Play, Professor How Could You. 15 12-Carl Junction Basketball Game Chereb. 16 13-Senior Dance. 17 15-Concert by Music Department. 18 17-Sarcoxie Basketball Game ttherel, 18-Alumni Basketball Game. 20-Christmas Program. 2 2 3 -2 8-Christmas Holidays. 3 5 January 3-Aurora Basketball Game therel. 7-Joplin Basketball Game ftherej. 8-Carterville Jr. High Basketball Game therej. -29-31-Music Preliminaries at Monett. 31-Southwest Baptist College Boys' Quartet. April -Couthwest Missouri Student Council Con- vention at Monett, Mo. 8-Dual Track Meet at Sarcoxie. 10-Dual Track Meet at Joplin. 12-Music Contest at Springfield, Missouri. -Missouri Southwest Hi-Y Convention. -War Benefit Show, World in Flames. -Jasper County Track Meet. -William Jewell Track Meet. Senior Class Play, Headed for Eden. Springfield Teachers' College Band. -Pay Assembly, Baude. -State Music Contest at Columbia, Missouri. 26-Springfield Track Meet. 29-30-Fiesta tschool dismissed on 30thJ. May 1-Jr. High Basketball Dance. National Honor 10-Neosho Basketball Game Ctherej. Society Assembly. 14-Carthage Basketball Game ftherel. 2-Coronation of Queen of King Jack. 15-South Jr. High Basketball Game therej. 3-State Track Meet. Golf Meet at Nevada. . 16-Springfield High School Basketball Tourna- 5-Victorian Dance. ment. Examinations. 6- Big 8 Track Meet therej. 17-Springfield High School Basketball Tourna- 9-Boy Scout Circus. ment. Examinations. 10-Tri-County Track Meet. 24-Alethean Dance. Mt. Vernon Basketball 12-National Honor Society Banquet. Game thereh. North Ctherel. 15-Honor Assembly. 27-Galena Basketball Game ttherey Jr. High. 16-Junior-Senior Banquet. 28- Ritz Trumpeteersf' Joplin Basketball Game 20-Final Exams, Cherey. 22-Class Day Exercises, Senior Picnic. 30-31-Carthage Basketball Tournament. 23-Commencement. Page 26 'f'