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

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- f'f9'f '?t' .A - .-.- .Af , ICJ 5 MHZ! The KING JACK Staff, in this difficult year, has had to hold in memory a famous motto: f'Ad Astra per Asperal' Because of government limitations placed on films, paper, and other essentials in yearbook production, uncertainties in photo- graphing and labor in various phases of the work, the staff has faced a complexity of situations encountered by no other KING JACK Staff. However, there has been a bright side to the situationg in fact, there have been some compensating factors. Through the spirited Queen of KING JACK contest, the most successful sale of annuals in recent years of our school has been achieved. Miss .lane Van Hoose was elected Queen of KING JACK in a contest which sold approx- imately U50 annuals. More advertisements were obtained this year than heretofore. Faculty and student body members have been especially cooperative. The Junior members of the staff have been efficient and helpful in getting advertisements and in preparation of subject matter: particularly has Kathleen Crane rendered invalua- ble service in art makeup of the annual. Following are the Junior staff members: Evelyn Altherr Bill Tillman Kathleen Crane Cecil Housman Frances Watson Lester Spence Maxine Hancock Glen Dunaway The editors desire to express grateful appreciation to Miss Crotty, general supervisorg Miss Voeltz, business adviser, Miss Aldridge, photographic assistant, and to the staff members for their willing and able assistance. A MAX MARSH, Editor-in-Chief. JANET SWITZER, Assistant Editor. if ' if Top Row-Cecil Housman, Glen Dunaway, Virginia Sullens, Ted Bruff, Lester Spence. Second Row-Maxine Hancock, Bob Trimble, Shirley Williams, Bill Tillman, Alice Sue Bunce Evelyn Altherr, Front Row-Kathleen Crane, Frances Watson, Max Marsh, Margaret Rawson, .Janet Switzer Martha Ford. an ,nh 'EF' 'KF' Hwwww V- Www . awww QV Wu'

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I rv. JV Page 20 -H .1-A. mirfr 611155 af '44 OFFICERS President-Bob Quist I SecretaFY'B0Unie Leonard Vice President-Margaret Rawson Treasurer-Herman H21Fl'lDgl0H SPONSORS Miss Herrod Miss Stormont CLASS COLORS CLASS MOTTO ,, . . - bu G d G 1 We Build the ladder by which we clim Teen an O d -Selected by Don HaI'd9StY HONOR STUDENTS Valedictorian-Margaret Ann Rawson Class Essayist-Shirley Williams Salutatorian-Janet Switzer Class Orator-Max Marsh NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Elected as Juniors- Elected in Senior Year- V Alice Sue Bunce Ted Bruff Elizabeth Schreiber Max Marsh Margaret Cox Betty Stines Margaret Ann Rawson Elaine Daugherty Virginia Sullens Janet Switzer Betty Johnson Bob Trimble Shirley Williams June Record Jane Van Hoose D. A. R. PILGRIMAGE CANDIDATE Shirley Williams ik ,k iv History af the 611155 af '44 This outstanding class, though only 66 in number, under the leadership of its capable presi- dent, Bob Quist, and its efficient sponsors, Miss Herrod and Miss Stormont, has accomplished much, in spite of war conditions. When the members of the class of '44 are no longer in our halls as students, the band and orchestra, the girls' drum corps, the glee clubs, .speech department, and ath- letics, will all miss them. The high school will lack dancers such as Betty Stines and Jane Van Hoggeg a barjtgne horn player like Bob Trimble, athletes like William Andress, Max Marsh, and Lawrence Hayes, and singers like Inez Blankenship and Alice Sue Bunce. William Andress has made an able president of the student body. The Girl Reserves and the Hi-Y have made advancement under the presidency of Betty Johnson and of Jim Atkerson. our literary clubs have given new and varied programs this year, The KING JACK, which you hold in your hands, was edited by Max Marsh and Janet Switzer, The Girls' Drum C01-ps was lod by Evelyn Selby, and has erased a debt of long standing this year. The band was led by Jane Van Hoose, who is also our lovely Annual Queen. Never before has any W. C. H. S. graduating class had triplets in its membership: the Reynolds sisters have become known also as the Reynolds trio, and Madge Reynolds was our charming Foot- ball Queen. One of our classmates, Bill King, was drafted into the armed forces at the end of the first semester, and biavely and cheerfully accepted his country's call. We are glad that the Board of Edu- cation kindly granted him his diploma, which he deserved. Several others of our boys will leave for induction immediately after graduation, We bid them God speed! MARGARET ANN RAWSON MARTHA FORD If -G I A A .n., WILLIAM A President: Stl W Club 'A Basketball '4 ol I M ATKER President Hi- '44: Hi-Y '41 nil '42-'44. ,IIM BENTLI Stamp Club Band '41-'43 IN EZ BLANI Guild '41-'44 '44: Senior I '44g Mixed C RAYMOND I Band '41-'44: ball '43, '44, '43. '44. TED BRUFF National Ho Staff '43, 44. 513: Orc 'fl::, '44: Sen