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

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Seninrs - 1942 JAMES HOUSEMAN QZGRGJ He possesses manhood and good fellowship. Hi-Y '40-'42g Pres. Sr. Class '41-'42: Secy. F.F.A. '41-'-425 Oratorical '40-'41: School Boy Patrol '39-'41 3 Student Coun- cil '41-'42. MARY ELLA BAIR Always at her post. National Honor Society '41: Student Council '41-'42g Girl Reserve '39-'42, Cabinet: Guild '39-'42g Drum Corps '39- '42: Cardinal Notes '40-'41: King Jack Staff '40-'42g Glee Club '41-'42g Drill Team '39. HARRIETTE WOODARD lWoodyD Gurgles and giggles. Girl Reserve '40-'42 5 Guild '39-'42, Treas. '40g Girl's Glee Club '40-'41, Queen Jack Attendant '42g Prompter Sr. Play '42. JACK D. SHORT KJO-JOJ Why am I here? Just to lend dignity to the Senior class. Hi-Y '41-'42, Treas. '42, Alethean '41- '42, Pres. '42g Vice Pres. Sr. Class '41- '42g Basketball '41-'42g Track '41-'42! Speech Class Play '42, PEGGY BYLER Her smile is delightful. Football Queen '41: Student Council '40- '41g Drum Corps '41-'42: Victorian '39- '42, Treas. '42: Girl Reserve '40-'4 3 Glee Club '38-'393 May Queen Attend- dant, '39. HARRY E. PAGE A charm all his own. Alethean '41-'42: Hi-Y '41-'42: Sr. Class Play '42: F.F.A. '41-'42, DOROTHEA HARRIS 1No Pictureb Timid and shy as a dainty blue bell, VIRGINIA TURNER If everyone studied just like me what a high school this would be. G.S.C. '39-'40. GALEN ERWIN I'll be an artist and I'll do things. National Honor Society '41 g Football '38- '42: Basketball '38-'42, Track '38-'42: Hi-Y '40-'42, Pres. '42g W-Club '38-'42: Oratorical '39-'42: H. M. Nat. Art Con- test '41, PHYLLIS SURFACE Gives the world a smile. Victorian '41-'42g Girl Reserve '41-'42: Cigrdinal Notes '41-'42g Sr. Class Play ELMO DISNEY There's nothing ill can dwell in such a temple. Alethean '40-'42g Hi-Y '39-'42. MARIE FORD A cheerful disposition. Student Council '41-'42: Girl Reserve '39-'42g Guild '39-'42. HELEN LOUISE BRADBURY In the, matter of smiles, she has many. Victorian '41-'42: Girl Reserve '39-'42: Glee Club '38-'42. GLENN LANGERMANN fspeedyl fNo Picturej In gallantry he is most learned. Hi-Y '42: Alethean '42, LILLIAN LAWSON CNO Picturej A maiden fair with flaxen hair. JACK JOHNSON All her virtues no one can t ll. ' Girl Reserve '40-'42: G.S.C. '40-5125 Glee KNO Pwturel Club '39g Drill Team '39, An Upright young man. DICK LEWIS If I'm not the great 'I am,' who am I? Hi-Y '40-'-12: Alethean '40-'42: Cardinal Notes '41-'-42. .IACQWUELINE CRAl'G Uackieb A short, sweet lassie. Jr. Class Play '41g Drum Corps '39-'42 , Twirling Major '41-'42, National Honor Society '41-'42, Pres. '42g Band '39-'42: Orchestra '39-'42, One Act Play '39: Cardinal Notes '39-'42, Victorian '39- '42, Vice Pres. '41-'42, Girl Reserve '39-'42, Cabinet '41-'42. BETTY DALE RUSSELL CRustyJ It's better to be a good listener than a good talker. Band '39-'42g Orchestra '39-'42, Guild '40-'42: Girl Reserve '40-'42, Cabinet '41-'42: H. M. in National Art Contest '41: King Jack Staff '40-'42g Cardinal Notes '41-'42. HELEN THOMAS fT0mlnyJ Little of statue, but big of heart, and great of action. National Honor Society '41: Student Council '38-'42, Sec'y '41-'42g Victorian '39-'42, Pres. '42, Girl Reserve '39-'42, V. Pres. '42g Queen of Kinp: Jack '42I Cardinal Notes '39-'41g Jr. Class Play '41g Sr. Class Play '42: Orchestra '39- '40g Secy. to S. W. Student Council '41- '42g Secy. of Mo. Rep. to Central State Convention '41-'42, Treas. Soph. Class '39-'40. ROBERT QLGOIU MERKER An innocent by-stander. Hi-Y '39-'41. MARGARET ANN MAGILL CMertJ Her friends, they are many, Her foes, has she any 7 Valedictorian: Student Council '39-'42, Treas. '42g Girl Reserve '39-'42, Pres. '42: Victorian '40-'42, Reporter '42: Drum Corps '39-'42g May Queen '39: Cardinal Notes '40-'42g Attendant of Football Queen '42g Sec'y Sophomore Class '403 Orchestra '39-'42g National Honor Society '41-'42g Jr. Class Play '41: Mixed Chorus '40-'42g Glee Club '40- '42g King Jack Staff '41-'42, Society Editor '41-'42.

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,- -- - - Y W' ag: 24 jjunim: 0115155 QBffire11s . RICHARD WHEELER BUDDY SAMPSON CHARLES ALTHERR CHARLES HEATON President ......... Vice President . . S ecretary . . . Treasurer . . . ,Sponsors MISS ALDRIDGE MISS VOSHOLL MISS VOELTZ Jllilnttn What We Are To Be, We Are Now Becoming. junior Qilaszf History HE Junior Class began its second year in the Senior High school with an enrollment of over one hundred members. At the close of this highly successful period the roll numbers 112 Juniors. Some old students have dropped and other .students have entered our classes. Yet, nevertheless, we think that ours is the most successful class to go through the high school. Our class has been the backbone of nearly all the organizations of the school. In the music department are: Bruce Adamson, Edward Carlstead, Dorothy Foster, Dora Dean Gibbons, Wilma Dean Herd, Harry Johns, Juanita Johnson, Melbert Ray King, Jean McAboy, Rosemary Murray, Jeanette Nelson, Jack Newman, Fred Spille, Elva Louise Twitchell, Joan VanHoose, Genevieve Williams, Henry Hulett and many others. In athletics are: Bob Duncan, Ivan Erwin, Homer Knost, Jack Newman, Carrol Parrot, Bud- die Sampson, Kenneth Smith, Bill Swiney, Don Birkes and Clyde Elliott. The Junior members ofthe Drum Corps are: Maxine Cripps, Maxine Carlock, Anita Mae Bair, Cry.stal Hargis, Suzanne Haughawout, Jean McAboy, Virginia Smith, Rosalie Steele, and Nadine Thompson. Much of our success this year has been largely due to our three very capable sponsors: Miss Aldridge, Miss Voeltz and Miss Vosholl. Participating in debate this year are: Clyde Elliott, Bob Myers, and Maxine Cripps. Thus our second year in W.C.H.S. ends only to make a better record in our Senior year. fBruce Adamson.