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

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Died Ap1'i112,1945 11tyf11st I19S1d6I1tOIII19 United States March 4,1933-Apri1l2,1945 BRIGHT AND VALIANT SPIRIT OF DEMOCRACY AND APOSTLE OF PERMANENT WORLD PEACE, WHO BROUGHT HOPES OF HEALTH AND HAPPINESS TO MANY CRIPPLED CHILDREN, AND VVHO GAVE HIS ALL THAT THE OPPRESSED AND WAR-TORN NATIONS OF THE WORLD MIGHT AGAIN HAVE FREEDOM AND PEACE AND JOY, IN A WORLD WHERE WAR HAS BEEN ABOLISHED FOREVER I Nfl I. mff.vs,f1fl peace should be his fnzouufment -Senator A7'blLZl'7' Vclulrleubewg One who u,ev,'w tufrued his back but mawclled breast fo1'u2fw'd, Never doubled clouds would break, lXf'c'z'er dreamed, though right were wovxsterl, ufroug would twfzfuzplz, Held, we fall to rise, are buffled to fight better, Sleep to IUCLIGCLU I Ml NIHIHHNI 3 MID-CONTI North Indep Highway 24 . Independem MID-CONTINENT PUBLIC LIBRARY iI!WllliQI QIllIMMMlQ!lQliIlI!! MID-CONTINENT PUBLIC LIBRARY North independence Branch Highway 24 81 Spring N I Independence. M0 64050 Q ELC ml 1945 Annual Pz4bZz'cczfz'072 gf Tfze Webb C1232 Hzgb Scbool ' Webb Cizy, Mz'ss0urz' Volume XXXVIII n E fzinefeefz .... WffW1If ff? 'f' Swfzbr Staff ,Ufflfm fy!!-fTlfLlAf?-f , , , , I . v , f,w'n ni ljrlflfoz' . . ':ffwf1uQ,-,- 11l7fl'VlUflC'l'8 , . 'URN KATHLEEN CRANE BILL TILLMAN FRANCES WATSON LESTER SPENCE U CECIL HOUSMAN ,wW,ff,If'I 1Tffl'fOl'S . . GENE MAYFIELD GLEN DUNAWAY I s3w1,mr . . . SHIRLEY BLANTON I fflfjf I'ffn'ff0V.s' . . EVELYN ALTHERR MAXINE HANCOCK , If S . MISS CROTTY MISS ,VOELTZ MISS ALDRIDGE jwmyd J UIYIYHI Z10f7IflZLSCf Webb City AIMS the QIIWW, Ciffy of fha ,'U5Z7QUI'7.W 1913 IMI mm fwfr! fl1s2fr1f'f of fha Ilforld. orewoffd .... In future years may KING JACK XXXVIII take the Memory Trail back across the miles to 1945- A fwfefndly tmfil of tender thoughts, All fmgmwt with f07'g6f-7176-'I'?,0tS.n Indeed, we have tried to give glimpses along the Memory Trail of KING JACK,S yesteryears. In this edition of our annual, We proudly record the achievements of our school, gratefully honor Webb City High School's young men and women now in the armed forces of our country, and lovingly dedicate this year book to those gallant souls of the high heart who now lie low in Glory's lap, and who will always be young and beautiful in our memories. 5 emory Trail ry Trail of 'hievements g men and edicate this lie low in r memories. Webb Czar fihgfz Sehool Zn 1945 V THIRD HIGH SCHOOL BUILDING Built in 1911 at cost of 31125,000. Occupied in fall of 1912. Bonds issued for 390,000 Last bondsvpaid off, February, 1945. Annex built in 1932,-Music and Manual A1-ts Building.. Mr. G. H. Knost, member of Board of Education, donated his services as contractor. FIRST HIGH SCHOOL BUILDING Old West Side School built in 1891 at cost of 513,000 SECOND HIGH SCHOOL BUILDING Old Central School built in 1894 at cost of S35,000. First pub- lic building west of the Mississippi to have a. zinc roof. WEBB CITY HIGH SCHOOL ORGANIZED 1890. Department plan introduced in 1895. Two courses offered: Latin and Science. School Song Once again here as school mates assembled, We fain would lift oar hearts in song To oizr High School, oar dear Alma Mater, Let gladness .oar moments prolong. We are proud of oar lads and oar lasses, Of honors won in days gone by, So here's a cheer for oar old High School, for oiir old High School, Oar dear old High. CHORUS ' Here's to oar classes, Here's to oar lasses, Herefs to the lads they adoreg Here's to the Seniors so mighty, Jiiniors so flighty, .lynior High and Soyohomores. Let mirth and gladness banish all sadness, and as the days go by, Yoii'll find as ready and steady, Boosting for oar old High. Page 5 3, O0 if Plfebb G10 Hgh 6535110013 WILLIAM T. STONE ELLIOTT E. STONE CECIL TIBERGHIEN LEONARD DUNCAN FRANCIS SWINDLE ARTHUR CRIDER LIONEL STINES JACK MOFFETT ELROY M. HULETT LOWELL V. DEAN ELVIN EARL PACKER L. G. MCCOY LLOYD MAHURIN JAMES MALLOS W. DARRELL MANES LEON MARTIN LLOYD WOOD ' CLYDE A. WILSON LEONARD NORMAN HAROLD G. VAILES CLAUDE TURNER PAUL FULLERTON CLYDE ELLIOT PAT L. FUSSELL WILLIAM WHITELOCK JACK M. FISHER DONALD DAMER A- f -. f N 07107124 From we take to that they g measur. we here these d died in QXC T 0 .... gh Cjhtizooff IES MALLOS DARRELL MANES ,N MARTIN DYD WOOD KDE A. WILSON JNARD NORMAN ROLD G. VAILES XUDE TURNER UL FULLERTON ' DE ELLIOT E L. FUSSELL LLIAM WHITELOCK :K M. FISHER AMER XS X X , Hllorgdi D 4 fmwffwmffff 60 ttiitttktiittk From these honored dead we take increased devotion to that cause for which they gave the last fall measure of devotiong that we here highly resolve that these dead shall not have died in vain. h THESE HO QRED DE D i LLOYD WOOD '38 f CLYDE WILSON LEONARD NORMAN '39 4 Q 1 HAROLD VAILES 'k CLAUDE TURNER, JR. '42 i PAUL FULLERTON if Cmma IcLmo1'. Jn. fm 1rPAT L. FUSSELL 'kWILLIAM XNHITELOCK ' D - ass K gp NORMAN '29 J FULLERTON XM WHITELOCK ff X T X 64 i E4 K f f 'f ffil Km g K kxwo! v 7? 'Ss 3. Y tqgt Administration and Faculty Classes Otgantzatians and Antiquities We C. H0 S, Hamm' Ratt Adlqvevrtisets A ':::' ..X, Zia Miss FRANCES VVATSON Queen 0fKvz'71gjac'i SS DORIS SCOTT Zl66l1,,f difefzzfanff MISS CHARLOTTE EGNER ,W PHRIS WOODWA RD MISS EVELYN ALTHERR Goronaizon of the ueen of KING ACK Friday Evening, April 20, 1945 Star Spangled Banner ....... Processional, Pomp and Circumstanceu ............ Orchestra Trumpeters .... Frances Althouse, Joann King, Shirley Blanton, Bertha Lee Hall S . CROWNING OF THE QUEEN Queen of King Jacki . . . . . Master of Ceremonies . Maids of Honor and their Escorts: Doris Scott . Charlotte Egner . Doris Woodward . Evelyn Altherr . Flower Girl . Crown Bearer . . A. . . Frances Watson . . . . Robert Packer, Senior Class President Tommie Rodgers . Bob Woodard Kenneth Watkins . . John Herd ' . Kathleen McDonald . Sam Chancellor Doris Scott, Tommie Rodgers, Evelyn Altherr John H d F' A1 . leen McDonald, Frances Watson, Sam Chancellor, eiioannligitiieg Sdlfsgielglgaeggll? Lgsbgilligjiigif Kenneth Watkins, Doris Woodward, Bob Woodard, Charlotte Egner Paw 12 Fl'1'Sf Queen of KING JACK, Mary Louise Stevison, 1921 Orchestra a Lee Hall es Watson President rs rd as rd , McDonald Chancellor 44 Hall, Kath- Packer, eel Xl B az 72 J afulzjf ' B. M. CHANCELLOR B. S., A. M. Principal of Webb City High School Building and Grounds Albert Fahrman Ed Murray Teacliers- Ed Murray Don Adamson Webb 'cjlyf School - -1 . Pr'ogres.vz ve A fully accredited member Free tex of the North Central Association since 1917. . The Webb City High School has Won twice, Vlsual 9' through competitive examinations with other Radifh 15 high schools of the state, the Frank P. Blair Guidance Four-Year Scholarship of 951,000,001 Dorothy Home ec Roe, 19215 Bill Hayes, 1935. publicat, Band, Oi athle1 Schof clubs. R D U P E Commzffeey Text Books and Course Of Study- C. S. Bradbury W- C. Myers -... ,... . . .... .,-.Y ,..,,, . ..,. .,.,..., 1 - l X . - I . I 1 Z President Vice President Treasurer E W MUR . . R W. H. THOLBORN 11- l P Webb City Schools were under the county district till 1890. g 14 ' . 3 9 The first Board of Education after W. C. H. S. was organized: G M oof-- 31-edited member ion since 1917- has won twice, Ong with other Frank P. Blair n00.00: Dorothy I'1'og'P'v.v.vz3z'f2 Features gf Webb Czky Hzge Sefzool' Free textbooks and extensive rental library. Visual education and health education. Radio, lyceum courses, field trips, objective tests. Guidance-vocational and educational. Home economics, manual arts, speech. Publications-Ca.wlfinal Notes and King Jack. Band, Orchestra, Glee Clubs, Girls' Drum Corps, athletics, Student Council, Hi-Y, Girl Reserves, School Boy Patrol, literary and avocational clubs. D. R. McDONALD B. S.: A. M. Superintendent of Webb City Schools l M9 C077Z777Z.ff66f Finance and Supplies- Don Adamson C. S. B db Text Books tmdConfrse of Stndy-- ra may C. S. Bradbt W. C. Myers Rules and RegnZations+ l ' '17 V M Y -rv A W. C. Myers Albert Fahrman Treasurer DON ADAMSON organized : la. of +r-wi -, ALBERT FAHRMAN I W. C. MYERs 11 ii Cf. Cor-Z, George Robinson, A. A. Hnlett, O. J. Raymond, Dr. G. E. .fllf.l!f!fiff, W. E. Foster. Page 15 kitgrmi GLEN MCDONALD B. S. in Education Band and O1'chesiI'a Theory and Harmony HELEN VOELTZ I3. S. in Education Coininerce MARJORIE MARTIN I R o W I HENRIETTA M. CROTTY X MARJCRIE ALLEN B. S. in Education B. S. in Education A. B.g A. M. Speech, Debate, English and Latin English R o W .I I GOLDIA STEPHENS CECIL HARDEN B. S. in Educationg A, M. B. S. in Education English Biology Physical Sciences R o W I I I MINNIE MARGARET LARGENT EVA ROBISON WILLIAM PIERCE B.S. and B.A. in Bus. Adm. Coach Ccminexce and Phy. Ed. SALLY ANNE CRAWFORD B. S. in Education English ROBERT NELSON B. S. in Education B. S. in Educationg B. A. Secretary to the Principal Industrial Arts English Mathematics Mo. History . Faculty i ,II I i ii i3-il M M111 li Facial gy 1 i I., E ' I! I IW KH My Mg 'VW ill! ,Ni ii yi .M iii MH lv I ill! WW ill . ,, W N2 M M1 iii. iii ll N M U MAY ALDI B. S.g M. Mathemat MARY EMI H. S. in I+ Vocntiona Econom CRY STAL Bl Studi Hui Llhrzu inn IRCE . in Bus. Adm. nd Phy. Ed. CRAWFORD ication NELSON ial Arts culty Faculty ill iff ' 'i it g ' 'l R o W I MAY ALDRIDGE HELEN BALL GORA COFFEE B S.g M. A, Vocal Music B. S. in Education iylatliciiieitifas Girls' and Boys, Glee Social Science Club R 0 W I I ' lvlmw EMMA UIBSON RUBY MARTIN MAYIVIE L. STINNETT B. S, in lfducsilion A. A. B. S. in Education 'Vocaiioiuil Home General Science Social Science . Er-oiioiiiicss U 1, Ll, I Row III K., ...ilu l,.lJLll5AKER KATHERINE WINTER DOROTHY CRANDALL Iii ' ., .lil Mali l1ii'1i,i-i B. S. in Education B. S. in Education Social Science Mathematics English Not in Picture HAZEL SELVIDGE lf. fi. in Social Science Social Science English HELEN HERROD B. S.g A. B. M. A. Social Science KATHERINE STORMONT B. S, in Education Commerce PAULINE HOERNING Secretary-the Super- intendent-the Board of Education Page 17 l' P ell, Albert Dearing. Standing!-nCecil Housnian, Shirley Blanton. Delbert Jenkins, Ju ia .uss ' 1 -' - Gle Dunaway, Kathleen SeatedfMary Margaret Myers, Jininiy Chiistnian, Lester bpence. . n herr, Louise Keller, Hoseniary Chidester. 'Y ' niani erl, Gene Mayfield Cphotographic editorl. Crane feditorj, Bill Tillman tasst. editorb, Evelyn Alt Not in picturesflfrances Watson Cbusiness 4 ag ting .lac Stal' ml94lf5 The KING JACK staff has been more fortunate this year than last year in securing niaterials for the publieation ol the annual. Although the price of the annual was increased to one dollar and fifty cents, the record of S2lil't42liIlltlSiE'f1ll11itJtililklifli' 1944, Frances Watson beeanie Queen of KING JACK by selling the artrattlst number ol' annual tickets sold in niany years4285. One ol our staff, Lester Spence, was called to service in the Navy at the end ol' the first S4'llli'Slt'l' We liarv missed hiin. Xie want to express apgireeiation to the Burger-Baird Engraving Conipanyg Mr, H21lll1JSt6ll, our plmioarapliflrg and the Switzer Printing Company, for their splendid courtesy and cooperation, wlilvli has llltllif our work on the annual easier and more enjoyable, Xlsp wt- hate round the junior inenibers oi' the staff helpful: lloseniarv Chidester, Marv Ttlaiezlitl Xlifrs, Louisv Keller, Julia Russell, Delbert Jenkins, Jininiy Christnian, Albert Dearing. 'At art :lwplv uratelul to our sponsors- Miss Crotty, general supervisori Bliss Voeltz busi- ,plss tlii-fitirg Xli-is Xitliiflge, pliotographic- assistant, and to the Senior Stuff 11191111591-S, The Editors-f KA'l'Hl,lGIGN CR .X NIC, l!ll.Il 'I'Il.l,MAN. ' ffl x v f 'f AU-fifllfl lff '1ll ffrsf rrrlfufl frenz 1921-l927' First stuff' lmizors Q f -l jmfffl-' iff Iwf,f1ff!m'1'.sf jUl.XHtHll'lv Fair, 12325. Albert Dearing. -maway, Kathleen Chidester. tograpnic editor! . 1 securing materials zents, the record of XCK by selling the he end of the first .nyg Mr. Hampsten, esy and cooperation, ary Chidester, Mary tn, Albert Dearing. arg Miss Voeltz, busi- iembers. uma, v I. Y 2 27g First state honors, S Sembr fbglz Sen for zmior Sopfz omore zmzbr Hgh Fffeshmafz Ezgfzfh Graf S87J67ZfA Grd fe de Page 20 Senior Class of 945 OFFICERS President-Robert Packer Secretary-Shirley Palmer Treasurer-Georgia Ballenger SPONSORS Miss Crotty Mrs. Selvidge Mr. Nelson CLASS COLORS MOTTO Blue and Gold Nil Nobis Desperandum HONOR STUDENTS Valedictorian-Kathleen Crane Essayi-Sf-FIHIICGS Watson Salutatorian-Billie Barrow OI'3.tOI'--B111 Tlllman ' ' - d b S ns of Best Girl Citizen-Daughters of the amer- BeSih1Z0yAE113?g2n, S15g3SfEg0nlTOJmmie ican Revolution Pilgrimage Candidate Rodgers -Kathleen Crane SCIENCE AWARD Kathleen Head NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY MEMBERS Evelyn Altherr Charlotte Egner Billie Barrow Maxine Hancock Marian Bentley Kathleen Head Lois Dean Burris Jane Inman Kathleen Crane Shirley Palmer Janey Duncan - Shirley Roark Joyce Selvidge Wilfred Smith Doris Scott Frances Watson Doris Woodward Senior Hgh Lzglziy Leading the high school in seniority and worth while achievements this year has been the able Class of '45, The class was represented by 81, members, sponsored by Miss Crotty, Mrs. Selv- idge, and Mr. Nelson. Members of the class have been active in the music, speech, and athletic departments. Robert Woodard has done a splendid job as president of the Student Body. Maxine Hancock, besides being the secretary of the Student Body, led the band, and had the lead in the Senior Play, Green Stockings. Shirley Roark on the debate team helped capture the Big Eight trophy for us this year. Helping to keep up the same high standards as of yore were the Girl Reserves president, Kathleen Craneg and the Hi-Y president, Kenneth Watkins. Shirley Palmer is the high-stepping major of the Girls' Drum Corps. The Football Queen was Jane Duncan, and the Annual Queen, Frances Watson. Saying goodbye to their Alma Mater are athletes like Bill Tillman, Jim Hicks, Bob Hedworth, and Tommie Rodgers, who is also president of the band and had one of the leads in the Senior Play. -A dancer who will be missed is Delores Payneg singers, Joyce Selvidge, Maxine Hancock, Marian Bentley, and the seniors in the girls' nonet. Boys going into the .service of their country have been Lester Spence, LeRoy Nelson, Jimmie Hicks, R. G. Campbell, and John Richard Atkerson. We bid them Godspeed. This class has been under the eff' ' t icien Presidency of Bob Packer They have done what the - Y could for their school, and their country. To them we say, Well done! -KATHLEEN CRANE. FRANCI Queen .M-. Clllfl, Stud JO HN L Cznrclin :lent SHIRLE' Drum '43 3 Rose: WILLIAI Class C '41-'4 Play KATHLE Band '1 Nzitio Awari CHARLO' Queen 1 Plays HELEN l Thespiai Victor Senior TOMMIE Football Pres. Award ANNABEI Mixed Ci Home , WI ll the Amer- Candidate 'ear has been the rotty, Mrs. Selv- ech, and athletic Maxine Hancock, i the Senior Play, ht trophy for us eserves president, gh-stepping major 1 Queen, Frances s, Bob Hedworth, n the Senior Play. Hancock, Marian y Nelson, Jimmie e done what they N CRANE. R O W I FIIAXCES WATSON Orion-11 of King Jack: Class Essuyistg National Honor Society 'll-313. Pres. V453 King Jack Staff '44, Bus. Mgr. '-151 i'ill'tllllJIl Notes Sec. '45g Band '30-'45, Major '45, Sec. '45g Stutlinl Counvil. JOHN RICHARD ATKERSON, III Vnrclinzil Notes '-123455 Aletheans '42-'45: Hi-Y '42-'453 Stu- ilc-nl Council '41-V153 Gloe Club '41-'4?3. SHIRLEY ANN BLANTON llrum t'or1ms '112-V153 Victorian '42-'45: Student Council '42- '133 King' Jack Staff '44-'45: Cardinal Notes '44-'45g Girl llt-series '42-'45, R O W I I VVILLIAM R. TILLMAN Class Oiatorp King Jack Stuff '43-'45, Asst. Ed. '453 Football '-ll-'-13g W Club '42-'45, Pres. '44-'45g Jr. Play '44: Sr. Play :ind Throff Ono Acts '45: Aletheans and Hi-Y '42-'45, KATHLEI-IN HEAD Band '42-'45: Jr. Class Play '44: Three One Act Plays '45: National Honor Society '45g Victorians '43-'45: Science Award. CHARLOTTE EGNER Queen Attendant: National Honor Society '-45: Three One Act Plays '453 Victorians '42-'-453 Girl Reserves. R O NV I I I HELEN LOUISE EMBREY Thespian, Sec. '-15: G. S. C., Sec. 43: Girl Reserves '43-'45: Victorian '45g Mixed Chorus '43-'45: Junior Class Play '44' Senior Class Play '45. TOMMIE RODGERS Football '42-215: Hi-Y and Aletheans '42-'45: Band '42-'45, Pres. '45: NV Club '44-'45g Senior Play '45: S. A. R. Award '45. ANNABEL SAILOR Mixed Chorus '41-'43: Glee Club '41-'43: Girl Reserves '43-'45' Home Ec. Club '43, Pres. '44. 1 1 SE RS , f fy. f . - ,. . .. f f' ff fe WT1 :yf' ' R O W I ROBERT HEDWORTH M Jr. Class Play '44: Aletheans '43-'45: Hi-Y '42-'45: Football and Track '40-'45p Student Council '42-214. KATHLEEN CRANE fKittyJ Valedietorian: National Honor Society '44-'45: King: Jack Staff '44-'45, Editor-in-Chief '45: Cardinal Notes '43-'45g Girl Reserves '42-'45, Pres. 'Ll5: Victorians: Thespians, Vice Pres. '45. DOLORES PAYNE Girl Reserves '42-'45: Victorians '43-'-155 Band '-12-'-15: Or- chestra '41-'45g Three One Act Plays. R O W I I - SHIRLEY ROARK National Honor Society '41-'45, Treas. '451 Jr. and- Sr. Class Play: Band '41-'45g Girls' Glee Club, Pres. '-133 Cardinal Notes '44-'45g Debate, Big Eight Champs '45, VAU.N HA RRINGTON Hi-Y. BETTY LEE HUEY Girl Reserves '43-'45: Guild, Tresis. '45: G. S. C. 7123. 'R O W I I I DOROTHY LOUISE MOON Girl Reserves '42-'45g Victorian '42-'-453 Orchr-:Qt1':i 'rifle'-l-1. BEVERLY COLLEEN DIPLEY Girl Reserves: Victorian: Glce Club. JIM HICKS Basketball '43-'45: Football 'ASQ Hi-Y '43-'-15: HW Club 'lil- '45g Aletheans '43-'45. Page 21 'ROW I KATHERINE SUEICONRAD Girl Reserves: Victorian. BILLIE BARROVV . , , , - Salutatoriang National Honor Socletyi Girl AIi,CSf'I'VGS '13-,jill swf. 45: Victorians '44-'45: Drum COFDS 40- 4111 Nomt A' ' '45: Student Council '45, MARIAN BENTLEY , , , ,D National Honor Society: Cheer Leaders 43- 451 BHFH1 40' 4Uf Orchestra. '40-V115 Nonet '44-'45S S0lO1St- R O W I I FLORENCE CAROLYN BETTIS r 7 l Band '39-'451 Guild: Victorian: Girl Reservesg ur. High. Student Council. ROYAL DEGRAFFENRIED General Course. JANE INMAN National Honor Society: Victorian Secretary: Cheerleader '43-'45, Pres. '45g Thespiansg Band Twirler. R O W I I I MILDRED REDMON Drum Corps '42-'45: Nonet '44-'45g Guild '42-'45g Glee Club '42-'45g Operetta '42-'44. RUTH DOLL Student Council '44: Girl Reserves '43-'451 Guild '43-'-45: Glee Club '-14: Drum Corps '43-'44, PATRICIA SMITH Cardinal Notes '43-'44g Victorian '43-'45g Girl Reserves '43-'45. BOB D. li1lll'l Y!-lt I.l.?f'IliI. Um' wk 'l'xvii in-:l JOYCE Nation Club HERTHA Drum 1 Sec. ROBERT Senior Mixer ALICE B Girl Re Club ERYVIA P. Band 'A toriar BERNIEC Gi1'l Re Club JOHN RC Hi-Y '42 SE I R R O W I EVELYN ALTHERR National Honor Society: King: Jack Staff '44-'45: King Jack Queen Attendant '45: Student Council '41-'43g Cardinal Notes '43-'45: Band and Orchestra. BOB WOODARD Pres. Student Body: Vice Pres. Hi-Y: Treas. Alethean: Basketball '43-'44g Glee Club '43-'44g Senior Play '45, BETTY L. CULTON Girl Reserves '42-'45: Guild '44-453 Victorian '42-'44g Glee Club '42-'44. R 0 W I I MARILYN ALLISON Girl Reserves: Guild: Glee Club: Pres. Home Ec. Club '43-'Mg Sec. School Paper '43-'44, DAVVNA WALKER Chorus '42-'44: Girl Reserves '44-'45g Victorian '44-'45. JOHN O. HERD, JR. Hi-Y. R O W I I I TWYLA JEAN EDGE Build 'Ill'-'45: Guilrl '42-'45: Girl Reserves '42-'45, KENNETH NVATKINS Sgt. nt Arms, Student Coq l, '4?g Pqf, Hpy fr. ,xlezhfune '-15: Glee Club iiigif44, ' les ' 4 ' Sec' FRANCES LOUISE ALTHOIJSE umm '4:i-'45. ste. 1.4: on RE '4g--4:- .f 'Lil-'421 Vic'im'ii:n 'll-'Dil lI1'ui51eCf2JI1n5 '42-'f5,. Dull Team Page 22 -4 ,.- pw. I RN.,.,.QS '.i::-'4:. '4::-'45: None' 14- '45: Band '-105452 serves : JF- High tary 5 Cheerleader ler. '42.'45: Glee Club Guild '4s-'45: Glee liirl Reserves '43-'45- R O VV I uzllli II XRNCI-I ,..-.., 5.2. i.g HieY '42-'l5: Oratorieal '42-'45: Junior Play l lllrli--sllvl 715. l.I 1 ll.l,lf l'll'lIU'7lT ml. .Nfl l'liiy V135-'44: See. of Sophomore Class: Drum Cor is l'xvirIlr 'lfl-'45p Girl Reserves '42-'45: Guild '42-'45: Car ln Nlflus .IGI VF SICLVIIIGE 1 Nzllilmrll H1-iwr Society: Band '45: Senior Play '45: Glee l'lilIi '15: Ui'r4liwsl1':x '45, R 0 W I I BERTHA LEE HALL ' Drum Corps lflii-,457 Girl Reserves '42-'-15: Guild '45: G. S. C. Sec. 'lllg Seienre Club. Sec. '42, ROBERT PACKER Senior Class President: Senior Class Play: Glee Club '41-'45: Mixed Chorus '41-'44: Student Council '43-'45, ALICE BURK Girl Reserves 'f-12345: Guild '44-'45: G, S. C. '43-'45: Camera Club '42, R O W I I I ERMA PATTERSON Band '42-'44: Girl Reserves '42-'45: G. S. C. '43-'44: Vic- torian '45. BERNIECE LORENE GILLIAM Girl Reserves '42-'45: Guild '44-'45: G. S. C. '43: Camera Club '42, JOHN ROBERT I-IATCHER Hi-Y '42-'45: Student Council '45: Glee Club '42-'44. E RS Z R O W I GENE MAYFIELD ' Hi-Y '42-'45: Oratoricals '43-'45: Glee Club '45: King Jael Stuff '45. MARGARET COWAN Guild '44-'45: Girl Reserves '44-'45: Glee Club '45: G. S. C. Club. MARY LOU JOHNSON Drum Corps '43-'44: Twirler '44-'45: Home Ee. Club '42-'43: Girl Reserves '42-'45: Guild Club '43-'45. R O W I I JANEY DUNCAN Queen of Football: National Honor Society: One Act Pl ays 42- 45: Jr. Class Play: Cheerleader '42-'45: Student Coun- cil '43-'44. WILFRED THOMAS sivurn National '43-'45 GEORGIA MAY BALLENGER Glee Club: Girl Reserves '42-'45: Guild '42-'45: Treus. Sr. Class. Honor Society '45: Senior Class Play: Aletheans : Hi1Y '42-'45. A R 0 W I I I DOROTHY WILLIAMS Sec. of Jr. Class: Girl Reserves '42-'45: Guild '42-'45: Card- inal Notes '45: Drum Corps '45. I-IAZEII LORAINE FAGAN Band '41-'44: Guild '45: Girl Reserves: G. S. C. LESTER LEE SPENCE King Jack Staff: Band '41-'44: Orchestra '41-'44: HifY, Page 2 3 v X R O W I GLENN MAYES Hi-Y '43-'45. BETTY JEAN OVVENS Girl Reserves '42-'45: Guild '44-'451 G, S- C- '42- MAX GALE MAI-IURIN v v p Hi-Y '43-'45: Oratoriculs '44-'45: Glee Club 43- 411. R 0 W I I ELBA CALIJAI-IAN Guild '44-'45: Senior Class Play: Girl Reserves '44-'45: Oper- ' etta '43-'44: Glee Club '42-'45: Student Council '45, 'IVI ND G CAMPBELL RAE. O . , ' Hi-Y: Oratoricalg Student Council '40-'43: Junior Class Play '44. JOANN KING Glee Club: Pres. of Guild: Girl Reserves: Drum Corps: Stu- dent Council. R O W I I I BILLY WILLIAMS Hi-Y. ' BEVERLEY FIELDS Drum Corps '42-'45: Treas. of Glee Club '45: Girl Reserves '43-'45: Nonet '42-'45: Guild '44-'45. ALCIE JEAN LAWSON G. S. C. '42-'45: Girl Reserves '42-'45: Home Ee. Club '45. LUIS D Natio. One LOUIE F. F. Clul' HELEN Girl R MAXINI Nation '45: Juni '45 : DORIS l Nation Quce '45 : SHIRLE' Drum '43-'4 tend: BARBAR Drum 4 '44-'4 cil '4 LEROY . Hi-Y. WILMA Science G. S. SE R KENNETH KLINE Hi-Y '42-'45: Senior R 0 W I Play '45, BARBARA JEAN BYRD Guild '42-'45, Vice Pres. '44-'45: Girl Reserves '42-'45: Glee Club '42-'44. MABEL HAYES Girl Reserves '45. DOROTHEA BROWN ROW II Camera Club: Gi1'l Reserves: Victorian. CECIL HOUSMAN Band '41-'45, Tre-as. '42-'45' F. F. A Staff '44-'45. ALICE PRYOR Girl Reserves '42-'4 5 '45: Glee Club '42:'4LI: Drum- Cbzrps '42-'44: vb' Sec. 43- BETTY J. I-IICKAM Girl Rewrves: G, S, DORIS WOODWARD Student Council '44-' Queen '45: Nation '45: Oratoricals '42-'45, Pres. '45g Hi-Y '41-513: Junior Play '44: King Jack Cuild '44 '4' Home Ee Ch. R O W I I I C.: Victorian: Drill Team. 459 Gif' RWGIWS '43-'45: Attendant to al Honor Society' Victorian '43 '45 V' Pres- '45: Jr. Class Play, ' 'Ce JACK SCEARCY Sfudenf C -'l V'. . , . -A , . I Bzisketlratlllrilili-'44l:ti.I'FICE' Hl.Y' glee Club: Aletheansi Page 24 I iss Play. swf ' ,adfm . I .ww aw sl' ,N 5,5 H., ,N s., 1.1 .4 L lr '- we ll'-All Burr Q : Myers. Cha 'iii' :fir -Scott, L Louise if Hlilierr wr!---' ,lang ii. 1143. '-1-l null -2133 Oper- '45, Junior Class m Corps: Stu- Girl Reserves Ec. Club '-15. I W W ff 4 Z 4 Z Waf 1 ? jf ' l R O VV I . 'ls IWFXN BURRIS . twat! Honor Society: Scnioi Class Play: Band '40-'45: -Tn.-X.-l Plays V133-51113 Orchestra '40-313. lax lid RUBERT MOSS l lf, X. '-11-'rlflg Student Council '43-V143 Hi-Y '43-V153 Glce l l.llv '11-743. iH!l,HN HASTINGS Hiil Rcsl-lies '-153 Victorians '45: Properties, Senior Play. R 0 W I I MARINE HANCOCK Nntnnnal Honoi Society, Sec. 453 Commanding' Major of Band '-155 Caiztzrxiii Cheer Leaders '45g Sec. of Student Council '45: .lnnior and Sciiior Class Plays '44-'451 King Jack Staff '43- '-1.1g Folnliall Queen Attendant '45. DORIS SCOTT National Honor Socictyg Girl Reserves '41-'45g Victorians: Queen of King' Jack Attendant: Thcspian Society, Treas. 71.33 Banll '41-'-15. SHIRLEY PALMER llrtnn Cm-ns '43-'45, Captain '44, Major '453 Girl Reserves 'lil-'15: National Honor Society '45g Football Queen At- tendant '-i5q Student Council '45. R O W I I I BARBARA JOHNS Drum Cm-ps '42-'45: Cardinal Notes '44-'45: Victorians, Pres. '44-'-15: Girls' Nonet and Glee Club '43-'45g Student Coun- cil '43-'44. LEROY NELSON Hi-Y. WILMA WATKINS Science Club '42L Girl Reserves '42-'45g Guild '44-'45: G. S. C. '42-43. SE ICRS .n lwirris, Billie Barrow, Shirley Palmer, Frances Watson, Wilfred Smith, MZITY 1 1, filiarlotte Egner. I l 1 V , ff ' 'ff-rl, Iloris Woodward, Kathleen Head, Marian Bentley, Maxine Hancock, Mdll 'ifi Z'1lg Keller, Shirley Roark. 1. r ifln-ri. Jamey Duncan, Joyce Selvidge, Mr. Chancellor, Kathleen Crane, Rose- , 4' ' JWFH? IIIIIIHU ZVbbbnal onor Jbakfy Scholarship Character Leadership Service O F F 1 C E R s President- . Frances VVatson Vice Presidente Kathleen Crane Secretary-- Nlaxine Hancock Treasnrer---- Shirley Hoa rk Sponsor-- Mr. Chancellor The National Honor Society was organized in NV, C. H. S. in 1929 by Principal O. li. Phil- lips Bill Tillman fRob Hear Qjbfacfenlf --- 676115 ef ,415 KATHLEEN CRANE BILLIE BARROW FRANCES WATSON BILL TILLMAN Valedictorian Salutatorian ESS2lYiSf Baccalaureate Sefffvicey Sunday, May 12, 1945, 8 P. M. Processional . . Invocation . . . Song, Old Crusaders Hymn fArr. by Reisserb Scripture Reading Orchestra The Rev. Martin Brewer Boys' Glee Club The Rev. Paul M. Shurtleff Orator Evelyn Tre Rodgers if Elba Callak Sermon, True Measurements ...... The Rev. Ralph Roland Song, I Walked Today Where Jesus Walked f0fHamy Girls' Glee Club Benediction , , , The Rev. Edwin York Recessional . Ofchestfa- Processipnal, Polonaise Militaire fChopinJ . Master of Ceremonies .......,. Salutatory, Youth Piano Solo . . . Class Essay, Youth Looks at Life . . Vocal Solo . . . Class Oration, Youth's Date With Destiny . . 1 Music-Trio . . Class Prophecy . Class Will . . . Vocal Solo . . . Valedictory, A Backward Glance and a Forward Cfass Day Thursday, May 17, 1945, 10 A. M. Billie Barrow Robert Packer, President of the Senior Class Billie Barrow Be-verley Dipley Frances Watson Maxine Hancock Bill Tillman Billie Barrow, Kathleen Crane, Shirley Roark Jane Duncan, Jane Inman Lois Dean Burris, Maxine Hancock Bill Tillman From the f lianis, was a succe Miss Marjorie Alle The followii Dearing, Louise K Margaret Myers. Backstage v publicity, Ted Hast Perry Parkerg ushe Mink, Marjorie Sta To have gr- to you. View . ..... . .... Kathleen Crane T I in Recessional, Largo QHande1y . . . Billie Barrow ltespo Commencement ffjjfn Friday, May 18, 1945, 8 P. M. fQ i'ffJ, JUS i 1 Processional ....,....... Orchestra Invocation ........... . The Rev. Paul M. Shurtleff Violincello Solo, Tarantella qSquireJ . . Shirley Roark 5'liUi Vocal S010, HA May Morning' KL. Denzal . . Marian Bentley x F k Address, Investments ......... The Rev. Otto C. Seymour .Yanni Vocal Solo, t'All Joy Be Thine fSandersonD Joyce Selvidge mm Presentation of Diplomas ....... Benediction. . . Recessional . W. H. Tholborn, President of The Rev. David E. Moore Orchestra the Board of Education if'-'Mill hlllill r- gxfli- p Sembr Clan' Tidy---ff Green Stofkzhgf' Presented April 13, 1945 MISS ALLEN, Director, assisted by MRS. SELVIDGE TILLMAN urator Bill Tillman fRobert Tarverp, Bob Packer CAdn1iral Gricel, Bob Woodard CHenry Steelel, Lois Dean Burris fLady, Evelyn Trenchardl, Joyce Selvidge CPhyllis Faradayj, Shirley Roark fMadge Rockinghamb, Tommie Rodgers CCol. J. N. Smithj, Wilfred Smith CWilliam Faradayj, Maxine Hancock Cseated, Celia Faradayl, Elba Callahan fMrs. Chisholm Faradayy, Kenneth Kline fJames Raleighl, Helen Embrey fMrs. Martinj. zmzor Clay! Play From the first reading to the final curtain call, the Junior Class Play, Oh, Promise Me, by Pete VVil- liams, was a success. This hilarious three-act farce was presented December 15, 1944, under the direction of Miss Marjorie Allen. The following torchbearers of Thespus composed the cast: Jimmy Christman, Delbert Jenkins, Albert D6?LI'l1lg, Louise Keller, Winifred Poole, Marguerite McCallister, Rosemary Chidester, Cleo Wood, and Mary Margaret Myers. , Backstage we found: Stage manager, Jimmy Christman, prompters, Betty Elliot, Mary Jo Flournoy, publicity, Ted Hastings, property, Mary Davis, stage crew, Richard Moore, Cleo Wood, Jimmie Bruff, Max Manes, . the Senior Class Pei-ry Parker, ushers, Wynona Beechold, Wanda Harper, Clara Hattery, Phyllis Long, Jean Madden, Wynona Mink, Marjorie Standifer, Bobbetta Smith. To have great plays4there must be- great audiences, too. And the juniors had a great audience, thanks to you. ' Shmey R a'k zmzbr-Senior Banquet ancock May 11, 1945 Annex of First Presbyterian Church Toastmaster . . . Jimmy Thomas, Junior Class President Toast to Seniors . . Delbert Jenkins Response . . . . Bob Packer, Senior Class President Toast to Facility . . . Louise Keller llc-sponse ..... . Mr. McDonald - Toast to School Board . . Rosemary Chidester livsponse , . , g , Mr. Tholborn, President of the Board of Education P r o g r a m I Piano S010 , , , . Valetta Hoerning lwmnch H01-n Duet , , Vernon Wright, Julia Russell Vocal Solo . . . . Betty Stewart shit ..... . YVinifred Poole, Mary Jo Flournoy Reading . . . Evelyn Turner the Boflrd of Education STJIO. l 1C!diE'wgoc?OBtc?k?1Stults, Richard Moore, Jim Thomas Page 2 7 7 'VW -Y' fi '53 iw' 4 JQ :ww V kv if'- f 51 wang, ..,,,, ,h,wf.v V ,f ,, i n 7, i fuaik fgf. f' - Mrs. lf. R. Mc-Donald , . , Riff-E' 'h Page ev ig t Debate Chainns A . . Eighth Grade Math. Class , , . M. Hancock, Cheer Imzlil' Mr, Chancellor at work , . , Band . . . High School Annex , , . .l, Duncan, Football Queen PI ica's mos class con following' Jackson, Jllllllly T ester, sou fonnclg ai .Joplin Ju ing inenii Davis, ani mixed chc izzafiolis, i mind and --4 ifiviuntf v 1 lively' 4 N ii O ' POUR' V, YC i ,- pall' .lttuiorsefftfllotss OFFICERS President-Jimmy Thomas Vice President-Delbert Jenkins Secretary-Rosemary Chidester Treasurer-Winifred Poole of 546 t SPONSORS Miss He-rrod Miss Stormont Miss Allen CLASS COLORS MOTTO Green and White We Build the Ladder by Which We Rise NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Rosemary Chidester V Louise Keller Mary J 0 Flournoy Mary Margaret Myers umbr Clam' Mem0rz'e5 Please, may I tell you about the Junior Class of 1944-45? We constitute a fraction of Amer- ica's most wonderful natural resources-her youth, and these are our memories. We have memories: -Of the hot-dogs, the hoarse throats, and thrilling touchdowns of the football season. Which class contributed the high score men on the basketball team? Why, the Junior Class, of course. The following boys were engaged in sports activities: Bob Benintendi, Albert Dearing, Gene Dooley, Bob Jackson, Hal Johnson, Paul Kay, Cleve Leonard, Don Miller, Sammie Peek, Bobby Roath, Gene Shirk, Jimmy Thomas, Dick Trimble, and Cleo Wood. -Of the tense, nervous seconds when the junior debaters, Louise Keller and Rosemary Chid- ester, sought to break the existing balance and bring the victory to our school. They sought and Foundg and Webb City captured not only the Big-Eight championship, but also first place at thxe Joplin Junior College Speech Tournament. Ted Cummins and De-lbert Jenkins were alternates. ---Of the songs, sad and gay, made favorites by the nonet. From our class came the follow- ing members of this outstanding group: Mary Jo Flournoy, Louise Keller, Betty Stewert, Mary Davis, and Janet James. As testament of the fact that the juniors are active in the glee club and mixed chorus, consider this: the Belle and Beau of the Bowery Ball, sponsored by the choral organ- izations, were Janet James and Jim Thomas, respectively. Countless Juniors ffstep-lively in the hand and drum corps, -Of the night of December the fifteenth, when our class play was presented. Those who participated in the three one-acts were Cleo Wood, Rosemary Chidester, Delbert Jenkins, Louise Kel- ler. Evelyn Turner, and Ted Hastings. Delbert Jenkins was elected president ofthe Thespian Society. --'And of the starry night of the Junior-Senior Banquet, our final achievement as the Junior Class. ' ' To our sponsors, Miss Aldridge, Mrs. Gibson, and Miss Voeltzg to the entire faculty and stu- dent body: and to our parents, whose combined aid made these achievements possible, we say, l'lmult you, for the memories. - ' ROSEMARY CHIDESTER Page 29 ,, 7 .1 F X Z zmz'0r.v--- Clays gf '4 6 V Back Row-Glen Bass, Wynona Bechhold, Bob Benintendi, Paul Berry, Jesse Black, Maxine Bogner, Elwanda Bolding, Marietta Bottom. Fourth Row- Gone Campbell, Mary Ann Campbell, Elsie Carr, Bob Carsten, Rosemary Chidester, Jimmy Christinan, Lavern Culton, Ted Cummins. Third Row-Mary Ruth Darnell, Mary Davis, Dorothy Day, Albert Dearing, Ray Degraffenreid, Gene Dooley, Charles Douglas, Betty Ann Elliott. ' Seeond Row-Jane Elsey, Mary Jo Flournoy, Jack Gibbons, Margaret Grissom, Wanda Harper, Ted Hastings, 'Clara Hattery, Joy Marie Hendry. Front Row-Valetta Hoerning, Edith Ivy, Bob Jackson, Janet .lame s, Delbert Jenkins, Hal John- son, Paul Kay, Louise Keller. E Barak Rf A Fifth H- 3 Fourth l b Third R E Second l a Front Ri V .sf ,X-waive , .t.t , it y . .I :ew ,ti 5 D: Q i ' 11,f1 f ' h f J ' I T. ,,,..m'i'x 'Lif .'- , 1 if , Q X ,- 'yf.3 .' :? r 1 3 . .. - tri - Q- J. A21 3 R xr? K i rg ' . Q s 'x 5 axine BOSHCF, ,ry Chidester, ffenreid, Gene 1 Harper, T66 ns, Hal John- ' J A I ! V j . zmz'0rs--- Class gf ,4 6 Huck llowfJanies Lavrar, Cleve Leonard, Phyllis L0 J Marguerite McCallister, Bertha McCormick. ng, ean Madden, Howard Mahan, Max Manes, Fifth liow+Elaine Meslin, Don Miller, Crystal Mills, Wynonia Mink, Richard Moore, Mary Margaret Myers, Perry Parker, Harold Patterson. Fourth Row-Sammie Peek, Mary Perry, Winifred Poole, Shirley Riggs, Bob Roath, Esther Rosen- burg, Julia Russell, Jay Sageihorn. . Third Row-Loren Sailor, Bill Shaner, Edna Sh, h Bobetta Smith, Marjorie Standefer. ee an, Gene Shirk, Betty Simpson, Betty Southard, Second Row-Betty Stewart, Bob Stults, Jimmy Thomas, L. Y. Tiberghein, Wanda Tiberghein, Rich- ard Trimble, Evelyn Turner, Mary Lou Walke1'. Front Row-Norma Warren, Richard Watson, Mary Lou White, Cleo Wood, Mildred Wood, Vernon Wright, Bob Yeager. 7 .- we I , f av W -rvv , , . .fa sq 2 ' ' ffo 4, a ' fr A rtc.a f ,X . ,.... ,. ,.. X Page 32 Back Row-Virgil Boyd, Ken Funk, Robert Carlstead, Jimmy Bruff, Richard Firth, Ernest Ivy. Fourth Row-Harvey Hayes, Marvin Jenkins, William Boyd, Tommy Danhakl, Terry James, Carl Duncan, Alan Hulen, George Baldridge, Jimmy Gardner, Franklin Dart. Third RoWgMarjorie Herrod, Lucille Allen, Patricia Brentlinger, Bob Hanson, Billie Joe Johnson, Coyne Hatten, Eugene Fahrman, Billy Byler, Frank Bair, Bonnie Brooks, Wilma Dunaway, Ruth Daniels. Second Row-Esther Barr, Dolores Atkerson, Mary Jane' Gilliam, Leila Jane Hensley, Wyvona Heath, Colleen Egner, Colleen Connor, Twyla Carver, Frances Hopper, Patty Greene, Eugenia Craig, Ada Margaret Carney. Front Row-John Cummin.s, Robert Capp, Jack Cogbill, Frank Byrd, Eddie Greninger, Buddy Downs, Marion Glover, John Inman, Grant Choates, Argyl Harrington. Sopltomores OFFICERS SPONSORS President-John Inman Miss H91-I-Od Vice President-Richard Shaw Miss Stol-mont SecretaIygRose1nary Parrish Miss Allen Treasurer-Ted Parrish MEMBERS ELECTED FOR KING JACK JUNIOR STAFF Eugenia Craig Barbara Purkhiser Frances Newell Joan Smith Charles Murray Dick Burdick Robert Carlstead Ken Funk Harriett Record menibei and FU I-'llrkhis final ex our hig bill, Jo: Jack Lx Inman, Robert cessful Murray festival and Na' bara P1 orating Joanne Thespia Greene. Allen, 2 Back R Fourthl Third P Secondh Front E I l 7 I fl! 1 Sophomore Rofroylooof The Sophomore Class began its first year J L n 01- U3 ineinhers. At' the close of this year there are D9 members S' . ince sophomore means both XVISE and FOOLISH, we, no doubt, have lived up to the name, Nevertheless, two of our class, Barbara l'urkhiser and Frances Newell, achieved the seemingly impossible by making perfect scores in the final examinations in Latin during both freshman and Sophomore years-something unparalleled in our high school Latin class throughout the years. Sonhoinores of th , ,, arg, ob Capp, Jackie Cog- bill, Joanne Smith, Marjorie Towner, Dick Sh - ' aw, Allen Shanei, Patty Mahurin, Rosemary Parrish, Jack Lowe, and Terry James. in Senior High Sf-hool with 'in enrollme t l e Student Council are: Ada Carney Fugenia Cr ' B Among those participatingin athletics, are these future record 'breakcrsz Dick Shaw, Johnny Inman, Coyne Hatten, Frank Bair Bill Pyle Dick Burdick T d , , , e Parrish, Allen Hulen, Carl Duncan, Robert Carlstead, and Austin Longburg. The music department has several talented sophomores who have helped to make this a suc- cessful year. Those who entered as soloists at the Joplin Music Festival were as follows: Charles lwlurray, Bonnie Brooks, Sylvia Oehring, and Ad ' f ' ' ' ' ' a Carney, These also paiticipated in the Springfield festival and won high ranking. The sophomores who were on the debate squad this year are' Ken Funk, Harriett Record, and Naomi Murphy. They helped doughty junior and senior debaters ca t p ure the Big-Eight trophy. The following members are Thespians: Frances Newell, Frances Hopper, Joanne Smith, Bar- bara Purkliiser, Mary Lee Stewart, and Jimmy Bruff. Most of these took part in the play commem- orating Lincoln's birthday, 'tThe Road to Gettysburg, and gave evidence of histrionic ability. Joanne Smith, Terry James, Harriett Record, and Ken Funk ably carried out the motto of theu Thespians- Act Well Your Part -in the three one-act plays. Among the Cheerleaders are three sophomores: Frances Hopper, Eugenia Craig, and Patty Greene. Much of our success i n the high school is due to our capable sponsors: Miss Herrod, Miss Allen, and Miss Stormont. EUGENIA CRAIG. Back Row-J. D. Neece, Frank Morgan, Delma' Sh Gene Virgin, Alan Shaner, Jack Lowe. Fourth Row-Jerry Potter, James Wynne, Herold Lawson, Charles Leek, Ted Parrish, Jack Edward Lowe, Dick Shaw, Bobby Wheeler, Billy Wheeler. Third Row-Jerry Watson, Ethel Sinnard, Mabel Wood, Marjorie Towner Mary Lee Stewart Gladys Sumpter, Winona Meslin, Freda Matthews, Sylvia Oehring Mildred,Whitelock Don Sentlinger 1 aw, Billy Ray Pyle, Charles Murray, Ira Shure, Second Row-Harriett Record, Rosemary Parrish, Frances Newell, Ernestine Lewis, Eva Misner, Lois Ricke, Patricia Mahurin, Barbara Purkhiser, Joanne Smith, Naomi Faye Murphy F t R - J ' ' ' ron ow LeRoy Stansbury, Phillip Reeder, B111 Moon, Bennie Welcher, J. W. Lortz, Austin Lon- berg. E PANEL I Back Row-Roy Jackson, Richard Degraffenreid, Gentry Boggs, Max Huff, Ralph Crandall, Frank Baldridge, Jack Fair. Fourth Row-Bert Hancock, Richard Kent, Gene Campbell, Charles W. Cope, Ray Bullis, Louie Hughes, Pat Hargis, Gene Davis, Fred Brooks, Bob Hickam, Vernon Johns. Thi1'd Row-Clifford Bentield, Evelyn Hamby, Martha Johns, Freda Allen, Shirley Ferrell, Joy Jean Dipley, Madelyn Adamson, Betty King, June Herron, Joan King, Juanita Carr, Shirley Ballenger, Dorothy Clark, Marion George. Second Rowe-Mary Handley, Glenna Ferris, Irma Gilliam, Lois Jones, Barbara Christman, Mabel Gre-ssett, Pauline Ferris, Shirley Ackerman, Hazel Jones, Drucilla Elliott, Norma Copeland, Juanita Everitt, Front Row-W Walter Hastings, Bobby Grissom, Bobby Bogner, A. J. Boll 0111. Bob Johnson Virgil Denning, Jimmie Kilgore, James Bigley, y ' l1c34 PANEL II Back Row-Carol Sargent, Maloy Ray, Richard Marvin, Junior Lawrence, Arthur Winkler, Billy Lacey, Harry Stults, James Weston. Fourth Row-Don McGaw, Bill Lipe, James Mc- Reynolds, Henry Norman, Don Reid, Earnest Lewis, Joe Sullens, Clyde Rodgers, Beauford Long. Third Row-Delores Moon, Wanda Shirk, Rowena Mayes, Phyllis Spille, Helen Mae Lowe, Betty Wheeler, Louise Newby, Lora Powers, Mary Winkler, Zelda Mitchell, Martha Dean Taylor. Second Row-Marralea Richardson, Helen Moffett, Vivian Reeves, Frances Peek, Pauline Rodgers, Marcelyn Tomlinson, Barbara Lanham, Treva Mae XVingo, Lois Watson, Beverly Smith. Front Row-John Myers, Don Tappana, Richard Stanfield, John Woolsey, Donald Woodard, Bill Mayfield, Karl Lee. mek HOV f,f0l'K'f rjwil W 'l'l10Tf12iS. 1ffJl1T'll'1 H0 Beulah Miller, Motley, Phillipp Third Row Second Ro Reeves, Leo St Charles Spencer Kathlee Twila Ja son, Cal Tappana Front ROW- Clyde St: rant. Ray, Richard ' Winkler, Billy ston. lpe, James Mc- Reid, Earnest lgers, Beauford Shirk, Rowena ae Lowe, Betty Powers, Mary Dean Taylor. Helen Moffett, auline Rodgers' Lanham, Treya rly Smith. ppana, Richard Woodard, Bill PANEL I Back RowfHaro1d Shoup, Clifford Vvhitelock, GC-orge Williams, Leon Matthews, Gale King, Cecil Wright, Danny McNeil, Don Miller, Cecil Thomas. Fourth Row-Berniece Mink, Lavetta Lonberg, Beulah Morgan, Rosemary W0oda1'd, Viola Miller, Nadine Matthews, Joan Osborne, Nancy Motley, Betty Lou Pryor, Mona Wilbur, Helen Phillipps. ' Third Row-Bobby Jack, Dale Shellhorn, Freddie Reeves, Jess Hudson, James Leek, Ralph Morris, Leo Stines, Howard Sharp, Andrew Pierce-, Charles Ray Riggs, Bobby Jack Smith, Leroy Spencer. Second Row-Jeanne Moore, Charlene Palmer, Kathleen Lee, Helen Packer, Lorene Smith, Twila James, Shirley Roland, Betty Ann Simon- son, Carolyn Jenkins, Peggy Walte1',s, Donna Tappana, Alta Moss, Delores Snyder. Front Row-Howard Johnson, Bennie Leonard, Clyde Sumpter, Billy Gene Neece, Tommy Tar! rant. PANEL II Back Row-Jackie Burke, Gerald Carlin, Bobby Bradbury, Johnnie Campbell, Melvin Gretz, Hershel Dean, Floyd Bair, Leslie Allen. Fourth RowfCharles Hawkins, Bobby Holiday, Richard Bryson, Bob Burke. Fred Brock, Carl England, Elmer Cummings, Kenneth BeVier, Robert Heath, Richard Enochs, Melvin Caylor. Third Row-Kenneth Briscoe, Eugene Blankenship, Joan Atkerson, Barbara Crockett, Henrietta Kennedy, Jennie Sue Gilbert, Barbara Douglas, Helen Hargis, Shirley Bradbury, Almeda Boyer, Delores Dipley, Ralph Glaze, Dewey Cowan. Second Row-.loan Burke, Jacqueline Hulsey, Dor- othy Dennis, Norma Lee Cook, Doris Bcechhold, Lucile Dunaway, Martha Jacobson, Pearl Bot- tom, Donna Davis, Mary Lou Hidle, Jackaleue Benfield, Rosalee Hardy. Front Row+Billy Byrd, Frank Doll, Harold Con- ner, James Black, Loomis Crandall, Jerry Con- ner, Dallas Harrington, Richard Day. PANEL I Back Row-Craig Hinderliter, Warren Cure, Leroy Gamble, Kenneth Bogner, Teddy Andress, Pat Boyer, Jack Firth, Kenneth Jenkins, Milton Kinne, Gerald DeGraffenreid. Fourth Row-Louise Barnhart, Maxine Everitt, Norma Lawrence, Patty Hatcher, J, VV. Law- rence, Carl Briscoe, Marvin Gilliam, Kenneth Byler, Phyllis Hostetter, Bessie Hanson, Della May Hunt, Rosemary Herrod. Third Row-Helen Bowman, Nancy Crocker, Bon- nie Davis, Joanne Cole, Joan Clyma, Hazel Barr, Harriet Ellis, Dolores Hardy, Louise Kainisar, Barbara Barker, Imogene Dunaway, Donna Copeland, Nancy Ackerson, Eleanor Duke. Second Row-Jack Hinds, Dortha Ivy, Barbara King, Mary Cummings, Ruth Bridges, Nellie Mae Clayworth, Prudie Broaddus, Carolyn Lan- ham, Betty Clark, Dixie Lee, Patty Campbell, Virginia Byrd, Beverly Buxton, Betty Ivy, Don- ald Brock. Front Row-Joe Broaddus, Billy Long, Edwin King, Jackie Day, Dick Harvey, Merle Felkins, Bob Cowen, Leroy Heath, Paul Grosse, Robert Burk, Dean Lortz, Richard Cruse. 6 l , , ,, , , ... .......-..l PANEL II Back Row-Bobby Sinnard, Jackie Simpson, Earl Webb, Mahlon Powers, Herman Taylor, Glenn Paxson, Morris Shaw, Jesse Sheehan, Walter l'vy, Roland Williams. Fourth Row-Joy Reeder, Sue Moseley, Pamela McGaughey, Patsy Poole, Jimmie Morris, Billy Woodward, Lloyd Wingo, Charles Virgin, Betty McReynolds, Gwendolyn Thurman, Shirley Wright, Elizabeth Taylor, Gwyn Mahurin. Third Row-Gordon Rusk, Alice Redmon, Jo Ann Palmer, Nelia Osborn, Jerry Neidlinger, Mary Wheeler, Betty Selby, Alta Owens, Patsy Miller, Jeanene Morgan, Betty Traylor, Wilma VVagner, Anne Oliver, Jackie Masters. Second Row-Helen Ta , McCanse-, .loan Sandridge, Phyllis Norton, Rosa Ryan, Wfanda Robinson, Catherine Riddle, Mar- tha Wheeler, Bonnie Thurlo, Delores Spicer, Priscilla Madden, Ruth Suskey. Front Row-Wendell Pence, Donald Martin, Mel- vin Riggs, Junior Mykel, Joe Dean Spille, Tom- my Record, Ray Miller, Lyle Redmon. ppana, Ellen Tappana Jane .Xltl tiuilillljf lfl' in uQilX'lLlf: In I more than Our the UIJGVEU Lips, EVEN son. Who 'We Core, P211 P Fyg,-ink Balt slow in get have diSD12 Carr, Shirl Hugh6S, D9 tennis SIHF high b2tSk6 Twe lens, presic 'fgone placf We Stephens, I Vete ber 4, 1944 active and and our no VVit1 operetta-I Morris, Les swinging hi booms of S Harold Con course, by : orchestra. Benny Leon All i ers-Miss Y tried to hel How of Olll' class The Settlement. YVe c of us were 1 betical stan. pils: the H's Later, for p four section Duri: and its tratl second tloor descending 1 of the build Then Council are Yire-in Etc 5-. c Jack ball I9lllll. T We a Junior High T . I l oi film'-li an -xr of ll radio sl l .Limp XYQHQ li ha -.1 , s I-txgggggj n inc higl I tie Simpson, Earl ian Taylor, Glellll Sheehan, Walter Moseley, Pamela imie Morris, Billy trles Virgin, Betty 'hurman, Shirley vyn Mahurin. Redmon, Jo Ann Neidlinger, Mary vens, Patsy Miller, Jr, Wilma Wagllef, .len Tappana, Jane iyllis Norton, ROSa erine Riddle, Mal'- E, Delores Spicer, Y nnald Martin, Mel- Dean Spille, Tom- Redmon. Freffymem Glzronzele 1944-1945 Although we are only freshmen-'tfrosh -in familiar lan U Y , tionally .proud of our achievements. We do not claim to rival thegsltgicflyyvisinligisiliiagrillligalrijeleyitlair ?:di1ile'eX?9?i iii activities, or the sprightly sophies in either wisdom oi- foolishness yet we have had our mdmegtg gif ielllulolb III SCh01H1'ShiD W9 have aehieved laurels, However, we founyd that King David's statement gulaliles? more than all my i921Ch91'SQ fdid I10'C GXHCUY aDDly to us, when we tackled Latin algebra and other gxbjectslov Our class shows ability both in music and sports. Our talented frosh held most ef the leading parts' in the operetta, The Beauty Contest, directed by Mrs. Jack Ball: Phyllis Spille Fred Brooks Shirley Ferrell Bm Lipe, Evelyn Hamby, Martha Johns, John Myers, Ralph Crandall, Gene Davis,,Juanita Caprfand Madelyn Aham- sou. Who knows? Some of us may attain Hollywood or the Metropolitan some day We are Cfediiably represented in the band by: Fred Brooks, Joe Sullens Max Huff June Herron Charles Cope, Pat HargiS, Shirley Poulson, Delores Moon, Hazel Jones, Madelyn Adamson Lois Watson Arthur Winkler Frank Baldridge, and James Weston .... We have three budding journalists who have proved, they are not so slow in getting news: Lois Watson, Beverley Smith, and Shirley Ferrell .... Ninth graders in the drum corps have displayed their abilities in playing a tattoo on a drum or a trumpet: Martha Johns Mabel Gresset Juanita Carr, Shirley Ballehgef, Irma- Gilliam, and Delores Moon .... In athletics we can boast of the feats hf Louie Hughes, perhaps the only freshman in recent years ever to reach the A basketball squad' of Johnny Myers our tennis star: of Bert Hancock, Maloy Ray, Bill Lacey, Louie Hughes, Bob Hickam-winning honors on the junior high basketball team: of B111 Lacey on the football team. Just watch our stride next year. Twelve of our number were in the Junior High Student Council. With Miss Stinnett as sponsor' Joe Sul- lens, president: Gene Davis, vice president, Shirley Ferrell, secretaryg Bob Hickam, captain-the council has 'fgone places. We wish to express our appreciation of the wise counsel and guidance of our faithful sponsors-Miss Stephens, Miss Largent, and Mrs. Martin. -MADELYN ADAMSON. Ezgfztly Grade Hffory L Vefe1'aI1S of 3 Whole year at W- C. H. S., the eighth grade, 107 strong, took up its new classes on Septem- bel' 4, 1944. ThI'011ghout the year our enrollment fluctuated until it finally .settled at 110. We have been a pretty active and influential STOUD, t00. We have our Sellghirds, our violin virtuosos, our policemen, our high steppers, and our noise makers-along with the usual allotment of student council members and gum chewers. Witness Dale Shellhorn, Bobby Jack, Tommy Tarrant, Clyde Sumpter, and Peggy Walters, lilting in the operetta-Bobby Jack sawing his fiddle to a good rating at the Springfield Music Festival-Danny McNeil, Ralph Morris, Leslie Allen, and Richard Bryson, sternly holding us to a walk at the street crossings-Peggy Walters, swinging high, wide, and graceful down the football field before the band-to say nothing of the bass drum booms of Shirley Roland that accompany Loomis Crandall's umpah-pas on the sousaphone, while Jackie Hulsey, Harold Conner, Dale Shellhorn, Harold Shoup, fill in on the brasses and Woodwinds fassisted in a minor way, of course, by a few students of other gradesj-Shirley Roland and Bobby Jack also helping swell the ranks of the orchestra. We have contributed our part also to the Junior High assembly programs, clubs, and athletic teams. Benny Leonard and Dale Shellhorn are our shining lights of the basketball court. All in all, we of the eighth grade have done our little best under the .sponsorship of our home room teach- ers-Miss Winter, Mrs. Crandall, Mrs. Crawford-to keep our school on the go in these- tragic times. We have tried to help our country, too, with war bonds and stamps, Christmas basket, scrap drives, and clothing drives. However, our year has not been all fun and frolic. We have paused to offer our .sympathy to two members of our class-Alec Eskina and Carol Knost-in the loss of their fathers, -CAROLYN JENKINS. Seventh Grade Hftory The history of the seventh grade class may be divided into three periods: Discovery, Exploration, and Settlement. We discovered the High School building itself in September, 1944. Once inside, we discovered that 138 of us were too many for any one home roomy so we were assigned different home rooms according to the alpha- betical standing of our cognomens. Those whose last names begin with A to H, inclusive, became Mrs. Ball S DU- pilsg the through O's were Mrs. :Coffee's to sponsor, while the P's to Z's were Miss Martin s to have and to hold. Later, for purposes of recitation and study, we di.scovered that we were to be divided after aI10iher iaSh10I1 UNO four sections: W, C, H, and S, which are the initials of Webb City High School. . ' . I During the first few weeks we were inconvenienced because of our.unfam1l1ai'1ty With the Iiewt Cmllltgy and its traffic rules, We found ourselves in the right 17121095 at ihe W1'0I1g time, and V109 Yersa- We Wele 911 t e second floor when we should have been on the first. We took the .wrong .side of the -stairs when ascending lor dcsccntling to classes, but in due time and after thorough exploration we became fa1n1l1ar with the topograp y f t e ' ' l t' . . 0 he Zelgleigtcllofizii 551153 2x1tlaIoEi5iLinaa.1iy?n1?e1'iod of accomplishment. Our I'eD1'eSeI1tat11ges lon thg itkidrelgg Council are Teddy Andress, Patricia Campbell, Kenneth :T9DklllS,.P3.ll1t3l3. MCGaL1ghey, Pats? Og if ualgnth . Villain, Each of us has joined one or another of the various Junior-Hlghlflubs, Whlch 2192 OPC , hi h Basket- Jack Day, Teddy Andi-ess, and Bill Lewis are our contribution to The Midg'eiS,h t e 3112123 3 hall team. Twenty of our number are in the band and b9g1IlI'19I'S' hahd,,ahd 0119 15 111 t e Ofc th ehorus in the We are beginning to feel at home in stage performances. The seventh grade sang in e Junior High operetta, t'The Beauty Contest. H , . .. H h t For thc March Junior High assembly D1'0gI'aII1, MVS- Coffee S home loom gave a play entltled IA Donsiste-id Sziufd an Army. On A ril 5 the pupils of Miss Martin's home room gave the assembly DI'0g1'HI11-b f S0 D , .U . . , A cl tle 'fl if rutlio skit, Alice in Warland g Psalm Twenty-four, repeated by 3 131:19 C1101 US, and 9- Dantomlme H I l.zamp Went Out. , - 1 f ' Uvid- lv has been increasingly apparent during the year, 194f'1945 ihat thfljjsviggg gsdbee 156363 35351 tgxinain- Hit liosst-ssing aptitudes, capabilities, and talents in various fields. t is a lim the high standard of the Webb City High School. X -SUE MOSELEY. Page 37 fl? Science Award . . Mrs f',r:lnd:1ll and NTS. NGIVUU . - . GGHQ M'1v ' ld 'A C N me , snapping . . . Mechanical Drawing Class . . . John and W' - 4 'I nw Miss LL1K'L1PI1l, sponsor. . . Game Club, Mrs. Coffee, sponsor . . . Clara Fern and Marv Lou and suC1if AIS Mannb Q, L ., , . PHQW fix ff gg : : 51 E Q QL U i r 5 l s ia 4 'i 'I i 'x lr :1 1 S as Q 9 s 'X jf , . . dw' ! si Q Qffftzwtzef J 1 5 A Q 3 Q i 1 13 ii . . . John and Dicff ry Lou and SUCkeI'S 5 f , I , , Sembr Hgh Simian! Comm! Top Row--Kenneth Watkins, Cleo W'ood, Jimmie Bruff, Jack Lowe. Jimmie Christman, Albert Dearing, Dick Shaw, Jack Cofzbill. Third Row-Bob Woodard, Elba Callahan, Maxine Hancock, Patty Mahurin, Rosemary Parish, Marjorie Towncr, Euqenia Craig, Ada Mar- garet Carney, Evelyn Turner, Phyllis Long, Robert Packer. Second Row -Jack Scearcy, Joann King. Billie Barrow, Louise Keller, Frances Watson, Winifiemi Poole, Jane Elsey, Doris Woodward, Ros mary Chldester, Terry James. Front Row--Robert Hatcher, R. G. Campbell, Allen Shaner, Johnny Atlcerson, Jimmie Thomas, Cleve Leonarcl. Q- mote Mr. l gram hall the l Conn Z f 14' l Allen Redr Mar Captain, P l l l l many cloth . , llmllpi amor fb ln Student Conn I W' ' lll'SI TOD R0Wf'Ch2l1lGf1 Virgin, Bob Hivlmm Joe Sullens Mi-s 'it' t - ' - - Middle ROW June Hmlmn' Km 'th J .kl -A- Cl 1 s. U. inner fh17.0IlSOl'l.i bono Davis, Bill Lim-. I Dogg Bouhhoml WX 011 IHS, yce .Ul'Yl15t9l, Bobby Jack, Harold Connor, A. J. Bottom, Don Talilsnmi, Toililv Anilrvss. ioltoin you -A ll Ol -', Pitt' C2 - ,. . , . , , ., ,, , ' . NN . Icy Rolumiln ner 1 5 impbnll, Mutha Tayloi, Bexeily Smitn, lrcva WIIIHO, Freda Allen, Palsy Poole, Nlnry Lon Himlle, Shir- ,Ni NIO7' 771 S Page 40 'HQ X ln wi D Seltzer ffgfz Student Connell O F F 1 C E R S Iilhesident. ' ' ' ' ' Bob Woodard S9C1'9fa1'y . . . Maxine Hancock Nice President . . W. . Jack Scearcy Treasurer . . I, l '. Shmev f,al1Uef 591g92111t-at-211'I11s .... Kenneth Watkins ' Our Senior High Student Council is composed of thirty six members Its :ui no ' t inote the fundamentals of leadership in self-government Withwthe able instructioln gf iieuilssptlpnlsgl- I.Hz 'd' , - t - ' , ' . ' A 1 ltlrunsgnlln 6333122231 Eiwf piesideney of 'Bob Woodaid, our council has reached new heights of bro- s 1 n A I . ew ot the achievements are the following: Completion oi' Service Flair' 112111 1110111f01' System? SPOHSOTSIUD of Coronation of Football Queen' ainendinff the conrtitution for tl betterine t f '- - ' - . 1 A ' if ' 1. 'U Ciimcils' n o council, representation as Vice President of thegouthwest Federation of Student Selma! Boy Patrol g t l f' 1 4 ek Cogbill. a Craig, Ada Mar- Woodwa rd, Rose- , ,P t, e Allen Iledinon, Craig Hinderliter, Edwin King, Paul Berry, Jay Sagehorn, Virgil Boyd, Earnest Lewis, Max ' Manes, Marion Glover, Richard Degraftenreid, Danny McNeil, Virgil Denning. Captain, Paul Berryg Lieutenant, Marion Gloverg Secretary, Danny McNei1g Sponsor, Mr. Chancellor. unter fbglz Student Calwell OFFICERS President . . .... I oe' Sullens S6C1'9f211'Y - ---- Shirley Ferrell Vice President ..... Gene Davis Treasurer ...... Freda Allen Captain ........ Bob Hickain The Junior High Student Council has had a very busy year, supervising and D31't1ClllQlt1l1lg 111 many' worth-while projects: Christmas decorations, contest among th9.l:lOH19 rooms to obtain loofl. clothing and toys for Christmas baskets to be delivered to Worthy f211111l16'S by the S211VaU01l AVIPFY' llrllditig in the paper and tin-can driveg presentation of six mirrors to the school. -One very l1l'211Sb'c wortliy undertaking by the council has been the sale of defense stamps and bonds in a booth on the l'iI's1 lloorn-to the amount of 51,098.60 H, Tuifiyv Ami,1.,.l., if ,..,!:ttt'f,,, lllkm Student Colman, mngcmized in 1921, by Meigs Ella Helm, Lloyd Beckttzftn, 'f1'r,st.p?'e.Q1irlCl2f 'Y Lffu HHUQ' Shu' i,f 'ffff littfflt .Sttttlent Cpqmgftfl, in 1933, by Miss Helm cmd Mtss Btstlme, J. D. CON, J?-t IH-Sf 19'CfWf7l - 1 'tit fit fmttt' lint! lfnlml, 1935, tmgler Prlncipctl Harry B. Sutter. ILM! H ri 52 H Y , A E , 1 Gzrl Referoef Back Row-Wynona Meslin, Freda Matthews, Wynona Heath, Lela Hensley, Marguerite McCallister, Mary Mar- garet Myers, Jean Campbell, Bonnie Brooks, Beverley Fields. Second Row-Jean Madden, Mary Jane Gilliam, Colleen Connor, Delores Atkerson, Mary Davis, Janet James, Phyllis Long, Louise Keller, Wanda Harper, 'Wynona Bechold, Marilyn Allison, Georgia Ballenger, Kath- leen Crane, Elaine Meslin, Billie Barrow, Barbara Johns, Helen Hastings, Erma Gilliam Barbara Jones Third Row-Mary Lou Johnson, Margaret Grissom, Alice Burke, Alcie Lawson, Elba Callahan Bosemary Chides- ter, Clara Hattery, LaVerne Culton, Betty Huey, Frances Althouse, Betty Hickam, Hazel Fagan, Betty Culton, Eugenia Craig, Pat Green, Dorothy Moon, Beverly Dipley, Mary Ann Campbell, Dorothy Day. Fourth Row-Twyla Edge, Maxine Bogner, Marietta Bottom, Marjorie Herrod, Patty Mahurin, Esther Barr, Char- lotte Egner, Helen Embrey, Ruth Doll, Joann King, Bertha Hall, Colleen Egner, Naomi Murphy, Mary -Ruth Darnell, Mary Jo Flournoy, Betty Elliot, Valetta Hoerning, Crystal Mills. Fifth Row-Joy Hendry, Bessie Holden, Elwanda Bolding, Twyla Carver, Marian Bentley, Janey Duncan, Jane Inman, Lois Dean Burris, Frances Hopper Kathleen Head Evelyn Altherr Shirle Blanto P B , , , y n, at rent- linger, Ruth Daniels. Front RowMKatherine Cornell, Edith Ivy, Jane Elsey, Barbara Byrd, Ada Carney, Margaret Cowen, Elsie Carr, Wynonia Mink, Eva Misner, Wilma Dunaway, Ernestine Lewis. , i I ,712-r Back Row- L, Y. Tiber- ghien, Merle Shelton, Paul Sentlinger, Bill Tillman, Glen Dunaway, Lester Spence, Cleo Woods. Third How-Mr. Harden, Mr. Pierce, Vernon Wright, Bennie Vvelch- er, Ira Shure, Jay Sage- horn, Jerry Xlfalson, Dick Watson. Second Row - Bobby lVheeler, Dick Trimble, Bob Stults, Kenneth VVatkins, Bob Woodard, Jim Christman. 23, 5. N11 V sf 51? Front How-ffliiil Slianer, Don Sentlinger, Leroy Stansbury, 'W i l i' r e tl Smith, Gene Sbirli, Delniar Shaw. P E N Gif! R9S6?V7'6S, organz'zed bt Mf V ua- - J iss Zola WiZs01z,1922 Back Roy Ivj Fourth Ri .Iii Al Third Ro' K2 Ci Second R so M Front Ro Jo ,My tis? lister, Mary Mar- wis, Janet James, Ballenger, Kath- , Barbara Jones. Rosemary Chides- zel Fagan, Betty Dorothy Day. Esther Barr, Char- ii Murphy, Mary iey Duncan, Jane Pat Brent- Elsie Carr, P i K, 5 5 , ,ff N Q Clif Rafw 'cw Back How--Barbara Purkhiser, lfrgmces Newell, Harriett Record, Batty Owens, Dawna Walker, Mary Lou Whiie, Mary Lou Vtfalker, Miss Aldridge. Second ltow--Mary Lee Stewart, Mar- jorie Towner, Sylvia Oehring, Ilgfge- UYHVY Parrisli, Edna Sheehan, Bob- hetta Smith, Esther Ro:-zenhvrg, Miss Stormont, 4 Third' Row--Gladys Sumpter, Mable A Wood, lVil1na Watkins, Ethyl Sin- nard, Evelyn Turner, ,Joyce Selvidge, Dolores Payne. Fourth Roni--Betty Stewart, Mildred lfV0od, Betty Simpson, Lois llicke, Mildred Whitelock, Frances Watson. Fifth Row-Doris Scott, Joanne Smith, Julia Russell, Lucille Pierce, Patricia Smith, Doris Woodward, Shirley Palmer, Front Row-Shirley Roark, Wanda Ti- berghien, Erma Patterson, Mildred Redman, Dorothy Williams, Marjorie Standefer. 510-7' Back Row-Frank Bair, Jerry Potter, Coyne Hatten, Billy Byler, Ted Parrish, Glen Bass, Bob Benintendi, Ernest Ivy, Bob Hatcher, Charles Murray, Billy Southard, Delbert Jenkins, Glenn Mayes. Fourth Row-Harvey Hayes, Bob Jackson, Robert Moss, Terry James, Bobby Capp, Bob Hanson, Harold Lawson, Jimmy Bruff, Robert Carlstead, Tommy Danhakl, Dick Burdick, Carl Duncan, Jack Lowe, Charles Leek, Albert Dearing. ' Third Row-Ken Funk, Billy Pyle, Gene Dooley, Don Miller, John Inman, Jack Cogbill, Howard Mahan, Paul Kay, George Baldridge, Eugene Fahiman, Max Manes, Eddie Grinniger, Alan Hulen, Frank Byrd, John Cummins, Ted Hastings, Austin Longberg. Second Row-James Lavrar, Philip Reeder, Sammy Peek, Bob Roath, Perry Parker, Bob Hedworth, Hal John- son, Jim Hicks, Bob Arnce, Cecil Housman, John Herd, Paul Berry, Ted Cummins, Marion Glover, Frank Morgan, Williain Major. Front Row-James Gardner, Bob Carsten, Virgil Boyd, Ray Degraffenreid, Cleve Leonard, Richard Firth, Johnny Atkerson, Gene Mayfield, Max Mahurin, Tommie Rodgers, Charles Douglas, Jack Lowe. 1 4 dlfdllloilfll -7XQQfFf .,.l 1 geared- 4 , I 1 , i ,Wx ' l 3 , , 5 Standin 3 ll f 1 , t ,, L-,ll , if Q Seated- Standin ' r , Q 2 i U Egg! StandingYCharles Murray, Patty Greene, Shirley Ferrell, Beverley Smith, Mary Jo Flournoy, Eugenia Craig, Shirley Blanton, Barbara Johns, Kathleen Crane, Lois Watson, Barbara Purkliiser, Joan Smith, Frances if Newell, Betty Ann Elliot, Marian Bentley, Jim Bruff, Janey Duncan. Sitting+Doris Woodward, Patricia Smith, Shirley Roark, Marjorie Towner, Rosemary Parrish, Johnny Atker- son Ceditory, Evelyn Altlierr, Lucille Pierce, Dorothy Williams, Louise Keller, Rosemary Chidester. r ' 3 , Not in picture-Frances Watson Csecretaryj. j. l 7 He zlv dead, The kearz greener, ,R ' ' 1 gy ffze beezuzyfzzl Me tongue i if JWWXZ 0 Zrzzffz ul 4 l ' if 9. I 1 CLYDE W. ELLIOT, JR. ' Editor of Carclinal Notes, 19.12-1943 . Debater 1939-19433 Big-Eight Champion p Born November 3, 1025 , Died from Wounds in battle in Germany, lveblfmu-V 17 1945 , , .. 4, ll' cl H. S Zyl QARDINAI, NOTES first prfnfcrl, 19915 Elf I ,fl V ev 1 ' , ' .. ' ' 1 K N J 1 fl Je LSz4zt,.c1 just lfIllL0I Mm Pg, t -, H, ,., ' ,ll1--- I- - y, D . j , ' L 1-W!!.spo12.so1. Cvzfmvufv of Q ' UMM ' . Page, 44 Nnfmmzl SCl7,0Ifl.SflC Peress, 19415 B111 CQ,-1, C,1,'fO,.. Q qndfomcc, I' 'fx'- lJC'bllfCJl'f Big Eight Cllllllljll-0'l'l.9lI1.19, 1915 Sealed-.liininie Bruff, Shirley Roark, lloseinury Chidester, Miss Allf'll, Louise Keller liurlllf-1-n Crane. Ken Funk. Sll1ll41l1lg+T9f1 Cllllll1lll1S, Delbert Jenkins. CNot in pieturc-iNaonii Murphyj. Alofzomzl Thefpzknz S 061.6131 H4405 'Well Dom' Dfzrly' llzefro all the honor lies Seatedf Helen Einbiey, Louise Keller, .linnnie Christinan, lloseinary Chiclester, Mary Lee Stewart. l'll'2llll L 4 Newell, SlandingiDelbert .lenkins, Joanne Sl11ltll,C112lI'1f3S Murray, .lanio Duncan, Bill Tillman, Lois Dean Burris, Frances Hopper, Jane Innian, Shirley Roark, Ted Cuinniins, Lucille Pierce. ljlha Falla- han, Jiniinie Bruff, Barbara Purkhiser, Kathleen Crane, Doris Scott. . . .3 ., -3 1 if Qf 19' 4 ,,1,,1,,,,,,,,, ,,,,m, Dig Eight Clzrzfzzzyyzofrzslzzyi-1231, 1933, 1934, 1939, 1 . ' ' f folly 1 . , 1 - f e ,P 1999. llIU.t,lIyr1.a.wuonfl1,1bfrlff U rr .sf lr and Gorulflme Poole state CIMIHIINOHS 'ln flfbfml J , ff 1 f 1 5 if, 1 ,, H Y -,f 'y - .V 9 ' Q all C115 ROSf,HUU.U Ill 1346 If fir fir of W fill mf! Conlcst uxzmzefrs: VV'LllLCl'NllW1U9l5:19071 Rom' ' J ' ' Q7, 19324, isvrssl, 19 ill Mrio 71.51715 Chnfrarter iS Cflpflfffl 1 'sti i i JVV Hd i J v,-Ier1'Y Pelle mlm- Gillwlff - U - iz kCfil'lS'1fHIl, Tlnurn Ilfl l-'fl 1 Bud Down MWlli1KrtniRlarir1n G14 . . hor M R WYY Jack Glb I ,toni .ffm Hicks, Tomni k Row-Bill PF Bac Coyne Hattj Third Row-Dick A Second RowfBGI1I1 Dearing, DO , Front Row- Cecil J Parker, Dick 4 .9 I f ! is G R O U P I ' Back Row-Mary Jane Gilliam, Helen Trimble, Louise Daniels, Kathleen Crane Car 1' B t ' , o yn e tis, Maxine Hancock, Bonnie Brooks, Helen Hastings, Rosemary Chidester. Third Row-Barbara Johns, Wynona Heath, Patricia Brentlinger, Lucille Allen, Delores Atkerson, Coleen Egner, 'Charlotte Egner, Helen Embry, Marjorie Herrod, Katherine Conrad, Betty Elliot, Mary Jo Flournoy. Second Row-Billie Barrow, Beverly Dipley, Edith Ivy, Lela Hensley, Coleen Conner, Wilma Dunaway, Kathleen Head, Evelyn Altherr, Shirley Blanton, Janet James, Mary Davis, Mary Ruth Darnell. Front Row-EugeniaCrai1f E'th 'B' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' I b, s ei a1r,TwylaCa1vo1,Jf111e Inman, Lo1s Dean Burris, Frances Hopper, Patty 1 Green, Ada Margaret Carney, Valetta Hoerning. GROUP II Back Row-Shirley Roark, Marjorie Towner, Harriet Record, Patricia Smith, Donna VValker, XfVanda Tiberghien, Erma Patterson, Mary Lou Walker, Betty Southern, Shirley Riggs, Third Row+Ethel Sinnard, Freda Matthews, Winona Meslin, Winona Mink, Dorothy Moon, Sylvia Oehring, Joan Smith, Esther llosenburg, Phyllis Long. Second Row-Patty Mahurin, F 4 rances Dawn Newell Roscnmry Parrish G1 d vf . - 1 , 1 , a ys Sumpter, Barbara Purkhiser, Mary Lee Stewart, Naoma Murphy, Louise Keller, Doris Scott, Doris VVoodward, F'ront Row- Edna Mae Sheenan, Norma Warren, Lois Ricke, Joyce Selvidge, Frances Vvatson Delores Pavne VVinifred Poole, Julia Russell, Mary Margaret Myers. ' ' - . f fi . V I I l 4 B- li'f1Illll2,07'QUIZ The llC'ffH'lfI7I Society, 07'jj!lVllZ6lI by Mzss Mm'flzr1Hc'lm 1913 Ruth C ' I ' Y Q , Gris M1171-U fgysf' p,'61S1'U7l,Hf 'i1f'l'Nf-ffllt' OICIQHQ Page 46 Y r'f'fl7'3- 5 lQQyal.1Zh7hean Still fL0hl.6'llI.?Ig, still pursuing, learn to labor and to wait V gf-all Hastings, Phillip Reeder, John Cummings -lack Lowe Bob Hanson H911 1' I . w Y , . . o cl ,awson, Jay Sapehorn, llobf-rt .I,,,5,.oufl, Tommy Danhakl, J, D. Neese, lmugene Fahrman, Jack Lowe, Jerry Watson, Richard Mooi-1. ,gM,, ,151-1-y Potter, Charles Murray, George Baldridgc, Jim Bruff, Jim Christman, Delbert lei l' H4 , , itins, oward Mahan. wt-urge uilbert, Allan Shaner, Paul kay, Marvin Jenkins. il limit ff llud Downs, Bill Byler, Frank Bair, Ken Funk, Bob Stults, Jack Scearcy, Ted Cummins, Richard Firth, J, W. ' wmzv Mm-ion Glover, Leroy Stansbury, Frank Morgan, Edwin Greniger, Frank Byrd, Bob Capp, , How Jack Gibbons, Bob Carsten, John Atkerson, Kenneth Watkins, Jimmy Thomas, Bob Hedworth, Bob Woodard. ,liin Hicks, Tommie Rodgers, Bill Tillman, Max Manes, Charles Douglas, Paul Berry, Mr, Hardin. 69raZ0ri6al Know your subject, words will follow Back R0W-Bi11 Pyle, Virgil Boyd, Allen Hulen, Jack Cogbill, Johnny Inman, Dick Watson, Bill Johnson, Bob Wheeler, Coyne Hatten, Bill Moon, Ernest Ivy, Bill Major. Third Row-Dick Shaw, Terry James, Dick Burdick, Ted Parrish, Murrell Shelton. Second Row-Bennie Welcher, Bob Roath, Cleve Leonard, Bob Benintendi, Bill Shaner, Gene Mayfield, Sammie Peek, Albert Dearing, Don Miller, Max Mahurin, Cleo Wood, Mr, Pierce. Front Row-Cecil Houseman, Lester Spence, Bob Jackson, Gene Shirk, R. G. Campbell, Bob Arnce, Glenn Bass, Perry Parker, Dick Trimble, Gene Dooley, Hal Johnson. 1913 Flank Nelson being first Pl'0Sld? t Z1 l 'll:'.'f'l!l, f,rgun,1',zefl by Miss Ella. Helm in - , yf V f ' 5 ' , A D P Cori ne beillfl Q Y - 'X fwfr 'fu' olflfst soueti an W C H S 0ryanLzeclLn1909 Roy Ted, Wlmam Alton 'hmm LOU 5f.f'f ' ' ' ' 7 l'age47 rst presfrlffft l -ffmflff The Guffa' -Bernice Gilliam, Beverly Fields, Betty Owens, Clara Hattery, Betty Stewart, Alice Burke Elsey, Marguerite McCallister, Dorothy Day, Joy Hendry, Margaret Cowan. -Margaret Grissom, Betty Huey, Frances Althouse, Marilyn Allison, Mary Lou White, Voeltz, Betty Culton, Betty Simpson, Elaine Meslin, Mary Ann Campbell, Wilma lVat- Twyla Edge, Mildred Redmon. -Mary Lou Johnson, Bertha Hall, Joan King, Ruth Doll, La Verne Culton, Evelyn Turner, ed Wood, Gene Campbell, El Wanda Bolding, Dorothy Williams, Elba Callahan, Bar- Byrd. The Home 6071077i1lkf Club Back I ou Maxine Bogner, Marietta Bottom, Wanda Lee Harper, Alcie Lawson, Jean Madden, Ernes- tine Lewis, Eve Misner, Elsie Carr. lf ont l x-Mrs. Gi Mildred Whitelock, Bertha McCormick. bson, VVynona Bechhold, Bobetta Smith, Georgia Ballenger, Marjorie Standifer The Guild organ: fd in 1939 .by Mf1i.S8 Mlflclrecl Lefzvis, Kathleen lVICK7I'l'Qllf being f'I'7'S?f presiclent. HOWZECOWZPHIPS CZlfl1b?l f!flWf2cfd in 1943 by Miss Slzvope, Ammlwl Sailor being first presidezzf' JY Olllf ff ' , '7 1 ' '7 1 momma 217, ozganmcd by M133 Voslzoll, 19.36. , P K 48 Home Economics Department, OTQUIIIGZGCZ in 19141. 'I 6' 1 Thf jorie A1 The nat That th giglifleell 'We School I of the D ence. O XV, C. I Monett vision, 1 pious. On Sponsors placed ti Jenkins, Division the B third D12 and golf VV. C. I1 A . Shirley B T Naomi I Tro ic Honoi January dents ta school C Thespiai acting a of Best upon Mi an Irish Playl, 2 The offi Presi Sefretary, ley Roark The has for purpose, grams W chairmai the Hi-S the attei officers: Presil SOD: SGCFE' Oli LIN: Tlll: ings in 1 ization 1 football drive foi .lice Burke gon White Vilma Wat- lyn Turner, ahan, Bar den, Ernes- e Standifer, :sident smeml Junior High amor Hgh Glubf DEBATE . The 1944 -'45 debate season, with Miss Mar- iorie Allen HS Sponsor, has been a successful one. The national high school question was, Resolved: That the legal voting age should be reduced to eighteen years. Webb City's A team met Carthage High School Debaters, February 27, and became winners of the Northern Division of the Big-Eight Confer- ence. On March 13, at Joplin Junior College, the W, C. H. S. debaters won the decision from the Monett High School, winners of the Southern Di- vision, and became the Big-Eight Debate Cham- pions. On March 16 and 17, at a Speech Tournament .sponsored by Joplin Junior College, Kathleen Crane placed third in Extemporary Speaking: and Delbert Jenkins, second in Original Oratory. In the Debate Division, our A team emerged undefeated, and the B team tied with Joplin and Cassville for third place. Scholarships to Joplin Junior College and gold medals were awarded to the members of W. C. H. S.'sf'A team. A Team-Rosemary Chidester, Ken Funk, Shirley Roark, Louise Keller. B Team-Delbert Jenkins, Harriett Record, Naomi Murphy, Ted Hastings. THESPIAN SOCIETY Troupe 608 of The National Thespian Dramat- ic Honor Society for High Schools-charter granted January 1, 1945. Membership conferred upon stu- dents taking an active and meritorious part in high school dramatics. Every year we select a Best- Thespianf' upon the basis of service, dependability, acting ability, attendance at meetings. The title of Best-Thespian for 1944-45 has been conferred upon Miss Rosemary Chidester, who appeared as an Irish maid in Oh, Promise Me CJunior Class Playy, and as Etta in Moon Calf Mugford. The officers: President, Delbert Jenkins: vice president, Kathleen Crane: secretary, Helen Embry: treasurer, Doris Scott: reporter, Shir- lcy Roark: sponsor, Miss Marjorie Allen. GIRL RESERVES The Girl Reserves, a branch of the Y. W. C. A-, has for its motto, To Face Life- Squarelyng its purpose, To Find and Give the Best. Good pro- grams were given, with Shirley Roark as program chairman. Several joint meetings were held with the Hi-Y. The Girl Reserves won from the Hi-Y the attendance contest at the football games. The officers: President, Kathleen Crane: vice president, Frances Wat- son: secretary, Billie Barrow: treasurer, Erma Patterson: spon- 'f'lH, Miss Aldridge, Miss Stormont. HI-Y This year the Hi-Y held its regular nine meet' iliss in the Study Hall, as in the Past- The Ofgafl- izarion .lost the annual contest in attendance at l'ool,ball games to the Girl Reserves: but Won the dlivfl for sale of War Stamps by a margin Of f1V9 dollars- Outside SDGHKSTFS appeared on some of the Dt0grams: -and some meetings were held jointly with the Girl Reserves. The officers: President, Kenneth Watkins: vice president, Bob Woodard' Sec1'etar? B?b A171093 treasurer, Max Mahurin: program chair-I mah, Bill Tillman: sponsors, Mr. Harden, Mr. Pierce. n , VICTORIANS The Victorian Literary Society, under the spon- sorship of Miss Aldridge, has had a very successful year, with many fine and entertaining programs. One especially interesting meeting was a joint meeting with the Aletheans in the form of a Quiz Program. The following were officers for the year '44 and '45: President, Barbara Johns: vice president, Doris Woodward: secretary, Jane Inman: treasurer, Shirley Palmer: reporter, Billie Barlow: song leader, Maxine Hancock: pianist, Shirley Roark. LOYAL ALETHEAN SOCIETY This society was organized in 1913 by Miss Ella Helm. Under her supervision, and with Frank Nelson as president, it started with only thirteen members: and has always been an outstanding boys' club of the High School. Mr. Harden was our sponsor for this year. We have had several outside speakers: and, as usual, have had several dances and parties. We lost our program chairman to the Navy this year. The officers: President, Bob Hedworth: vice president, Bob Woodard: secretary, Kenneth Watkins: treasurer, Jimmy Thomas: pro- gram chairman, Johnny Atkerson. ORATORICALS The Oratoricals, the oldest society of W. C. H. S., carried on the work this year under the sponsor- ship of Mr. Pierce. The officers: - President, Albert Dearing: vice president, Glen Dunaway: secretary and treasurer, Cleo Woods, Max Mahurin: sergeant- at-arms, Hal Johnson: program chairman, Gene Mayfield. THE GUILD Since 1939, when the club was organized, -the Guild Society has been a very successful organiza- tion. Under the leadership of Miss Voeltz, the society has had many fine programs. It has a mem- bership of 35. The officers this year are: President, Joann King: vice president, Barbara Byrd: secretary, Alice Burke: treasurer, Betty Huey. THE HOME ECONOMICS CLUB This club was organized in September, 1943. This year there were thirteen members in the club. Some activities for this year have been embroider- ing, knitting, crocheting, and dyeing. Some. of the meetings consisted of discussions on Etlflllefiea The officers: President, Jean Madden: vice president- MH1'i0Yie Sian' defer: secretary-treasurer, Bobbetta Smith: Sponsor' Mfr' MHVY E. Gibson. Page 49 zmior giggle Glubfl ARS MANUS The Ars Manus Club was organized Septembel' 28, 1944, under the sponsorship of Miss Largent. The purpose of the club WaS fOl1I'-f01dZ Taking care of leisure moments. Creating beauty and the making of something useful out of very little Learning by doing Thoughtfulness of others The fifteen members made one hundred and frfty tray favors every holiday or special day for the residents of the Jasper County Tuberculosis Hospital learned to sew knrt embrorder and crochet The club recently has mended clothing for the U N R R A drive THE GAME CLUB The Game Club thirty congenial boys who like a lrttle fun mrxed with the more serious srde of school lrfe chose Don McGaw president Harry Stults vrce president Junior Lawrence secretary Dewey Cowan and Gordon Rusk program com mittee Mrs Coffee sponsor The games were of the rndoor varrety Old standard games were used rn their original form and with variations such games as ten prns quorts checkers chess and others Other and per haps more timely games used were 'G H I 1General Head quarters! and 'Salute Trme was when games were regarded as a waste of time but rn recent years we recognize the truth of Froebels statement that 'Play IS not trivial rt rs serious and fraught with deep mean ing Entering wholeheartedly 1nto competitive games calls for rngenurty memory and power of concentration Whats more rt develops 3, fine social sprrrt THE JUNIOR HIGH HOME EC CLUB The Junior High Home Ec Club was composed of twenty tive members from the seventh and eighth grades Some of the program this year con Page 50 sisted of discussion of good manners, cooking dem- onstrations, and games. All the girls were taught how to use the sewing machines, and each girl made one Christmas gift. The officers for this year were: President, Patty Campbell: vice president, Jane McCanse: secretary-treasurer, Louise Kamisarg sponsor, Mrs. Mary Emma Gibson. THE LEISURE TIME CLUB The Leisure Time Club was organized by a group of ninth grade boys and grrls Many rnter estrng games and discussions were presented which could be used rn leisure time Officers of thrs club were President Bill Lrpe secretary Delores Moon sponsor Miss Mayme Strnnett MUSIC CLUB The MUSIC Club rs sponsored by Mrs Jack Ball From the begrnnrng rt was a huge club con srstrng of seventy frve members Among other thrngs the club helped provide food clothing and toys for the baskets drstrrbuted at Yule tide The programs were excellent and were enJoyed also they brought forth new talent which no doubt wrll be used rn the near future The officers elected were President Fred Brooks vrce president Gene Davrs sec letary Shirley Ferrell reporter Madelyrr Adamson program committee Treva, Wrngo and Charles Cope PUPPET CLUB Thirty members of the Puppet Show Club of whrch Mrs Crandall rs sponsor partrcrpated DIOSTRHIS at erght regular meetings durrng the year The programs consrsted of short plays wrtlr Dllppets and some dramatic presentations wrthout puppets The officers President Loomis Crandall Pe y Walters vice president Alan Redrnon Barbara Ch rstm n secretary Pauline F91-115 Judy Lerb Elliot, The Bc kins, s ing dir guests resente sang c of the was gr qurte p lzatron Show The gr assemb Back 1: Front is Sq l hh ooking dem- wvere taught rd each girl for this year Jane McCanse: fs. Mary Emma ,UB anized by EL Many inter- ented, which of this club Moon 5 sponsor, 1 Mrs. Jack ge club con- lped provide s distributed xcellent and new talent, near future. zne Davis: sec- :nSOIlZ DYOSTZ-m row Club, of ?ticipated ill during the 't plays With ions Without 1 vice president. Pauline Ferris- MU lC glee 611165 p The Girl's Glee Club was organized this year with Shirley Roark as presidentg Betty Ami Elliot, vice president, Janet James secretary' Beverly Fields treasurer' Mary Jo Flour-nov rehmorttr ' ' 1 v ' . 1 fl A - The Boys' Glee Club has Albert Dearing as their presidentg Cleo Wood, vice presidentg Kenneth Wat- kins, secretary and treasurerg and Max Mahurin reporter. Mrs Jack Ball is the ca lable and untir- , . 1 ing director of all the vocal groups. The Glee Clubs held their annual picnic this year at Hatten Park, Facility members were guests. The Glee Clubs participated in the Spring Music Festivals at Joplin and Springfield, and rep- resented the W. C. H. S. in a creditable manner. They gave a beautiful Christmas sang carols through the halls during the Yule Season. Both groups sponsored one of of the year-t'The Bowery Dance, reminiscent of the Gay '90's. A very interestin g Floor Show was given, and first prizes were awarded to Janet James and Jimmy Thomas for the girly? ZVOne! program, and the gay events best costumes. The Girls' Nonet was organized in 1942 by Mrs. Jack Ball. Under her direction it has been quite prominent since that time. In the past year it has appeared on many programs of civic organ- izationsg such as the Civic Club Tea, War Dads, Lions' Club Valentine Party, and Lions' Minstrel Showg the Presbyterian Church, Methodist Church, W. C. T. U., and at the World Day of Prayer. The group has taken part in many activities in the high schoolg e. g., intermissions assembly programs, Queen of King Jack Coronation. in class plays, - -MARY JO FLOURNOY. Back Row-Janet James, Beverly Fields, Mrs. Jack Ball fdirectorb, Mary Davis, .Mildred Redman. Front Row-Marian Bentley, Billie Barrow, Mary Jo Flournoy, Louise Keller, Shirley Roark. T Pe52 JWz'xez!.Gf201'll.f Back Row-Ethel Sinnard, BGUY Stewart, Eva Misner, Harriett Record, Frar1C9S Newell, Patricia Mahurin, Joan King, Wynonia Mink. Middle Row-Jane l'nman, Mrs. Ball, Mar- querite McCallister, Esther Rosenberg, Marjorie Standefer, Barbara Purk- hiser, Edna Sheehan, Shirley Roark, Marjorie Towner. Front ROW-Mary Lee Stewart, Julia Rus- sell, Janet James, Mary Margaret Myers, Louise Keller, Elaine Meslin, Joyce Selvidge, Crystal Mills. Boyf' glee Club Back Row-James Lavrar, Jackie Cogbill, Jack Lowe, Frank Bair, Albert Dearing, Cleo VVood, Bob Woodard, Jirnlny Bruff, Gene Mayfield, Terry James, Richard Shaw, Billy Major. lip Reeder, Jimmy Thomas, Hal Johnson, Gene! Shirk, Kenneth XVatkius, Robert Stults, Murrell Shelton, Richard Moore, Richar '- ' ' ' Front Row-Phil Gibbons. The Glee Clubs have recev twd E and S mtings in rmcmy f6Sf1 Z7fllS in past years, at Joplin Neruda S,112'f'ff.fr'i fifflrl, and Pvfzftsbzorg. ' ' Bac Midd Fron .,,,,,,..--1 Jlfzxeal Slzoruf urre Shelton Cleo VVoods, Terry Jaines, Robert Stnlts, g oyce Selvldge Qhirley lloark, Mary Ruth Darnell, Helen Enibrey Louise Kellei Betty Qtewzut Maiy Maigaret Myers, Beverly Fit-lds, Patricia et James Marv Jo Flolunov Hal Johnson, Mrs. Ball fclirectorl, J11nn1y Thomas Maiy Davis Winifred Poole Colleen Egner. Back Rowghiarjorie Herrod, Helen E111- brey, Marilyn Allison, Beverly Fields Elwanda Bolding, Maxine Bogner Georgia Ballenger, Mary Jane Gilliam. Middle Row-Beverly Dipley, Elba Calla- han, Delores Atkerson, Esther Barr Mary Jo Flournoy, Betty Ann Elliot Mary Davis, Mary Ruth Darnell. Front Row-Ada M. Carney, Patty Green, Marian Bentley, Lois Dean Burris, Clara Hattery, La Verne C11lton, Joy Hendry, Colleen Egner. Boy! glee Club Page 3: 1 1 v v be fend f f fig ff., I X 1 Z . S V of re QllEffl the o the fi Violins- Kathleen C James Brut Louise Kell Bobby Jack Kenneth Je Marilyn Gr' ra Jane IVatsc Q lf Cello- F Shirley Roa Bass Viols- Delores Pay Lois Ricke Hazel Jones Dolores MO' I Back . Middl -J W t , J hn Cummins, George Baldridge, Kenneth BeVier, Delbert Jenkins, James BaCkR,fQ,fjReyj',2i,1, Jeei.,?ynpf?tte1-, Perry Parker? Cecil Houseman, Glen Bass, Gene Dooley, Lester Front Spence, Glen Dunaway, Vernon Wright, Twyla Edge, Virgil Denning, Loomis Crandall. Third Row-Jim Bruff, Dick Harvey, James Gardner, Teddy Andress, Tommy R0dg6I'S, SYIVH1 0911- ring, Kathleen Head, Evelyn Altherr, Joanne Smith, Kathleen Crane, Shirley Roark, Lois Watson, Doris Scott, Julia Russell, Rosemary Parrish, Charles Murray, Richard Watson, Rob- ert Carlstead, Lois Ricke, Bob Carsten. Second Row-Delores Payne, Joan Nelson, Jane McCanse, Harold Connor, Fred Brooks, Joe Sullens, Eugenia Craig, Shirley Roland, Jane Inman, Marietta Bottom, Twyla Carver, Joyce Selvidge. , June Herron, Betty McReynolds, Nancy Crocker, Jacquelyn Hulsey, Bonnie Brooks, Mr. Mc- K Donald fdirectorj. ', First Row-Patty Greene, Ada Margaret Carney, Mary Lee Stewart, Marian Bentley, Marjorie Her- rod, Lois Dean Burris, Frances Watson Client, majorb, Maxine Hancock Ccommanding majorb, f Patty Mahurin, Winifred Poole, Janet James, Betty Ann Elliot, Peggy Walters, Fran-ces Hopper. By the end of this year the Webb City High School Band had grown to be the largest ever assembled in the history of Webb City, having a total membership of 92 members. The band this year has played at all football and basketball games and made one trip to Aurora to help the football boys play that town and gave a drill during the half rest-period. The band this year had drills ready and gave exhibitions at the halves of the football games. The annual home concert was given in March to a very appreciative audience, and here prep- aration was made for the contests and festivals to be attended in the near future at Joplin and Spring- fieldf At Springfield, where ratings were given, the band received I Cor Excellentj rating, with a very fine comment from the judge of the contest. The Clarinet quartet received III rating, the YVoodwincl quintet received I, and the Flute Octet I, as well as several solos which were played by members of the band. The band, for the first time, is going to present a series of summer concerts in the city park this coming summer and is looking forward to a very successful season. P nd OI qfxtizegt 1Q37c193!8,.J'l2Hi,77l2j Beifter being tlte first president. Jeanette Nelson won highest i1atiem:' 1 mis of l nz, z tlUl0?0Z'i3.f'I,l1gt?,73ll, 1941. Bcmd reeewed hzgltest frank m Nevada Contest 1940, 1942. 191' XF Q - If M few 19405 Jeplin me Spmgfme Festivals 1943, 1945 5 Violins- 1kins, James oley, Lester ndall. Sylvia Oeh- Roark, Lois Iatson, Rob- Joe Sullens, ce Selvidge. lks, Mr. Mc- arjorie Her- ling niajorl, 1ces Hopper. largest ever ip to Aurora le band this rl here DFGI7' and Spring' With a very 2 Woodwind members of in the city . , if V anal won hwhest ,mtv 6 ,ld Cgrfheffnz Although the orchestra was much smaller than the band, it has more than iulfilleml its share of responsibilities this last year. It has made appearances at the Honor Society Induction, the Queen of King Jack Coronation, Baccalaureate and Commencementg so it can easily he seen that the orchestra has made up for its size by excelling in quality and responsiveness to the wishes ol' the faculty and organizations with which it Worked. ORCHESTRA PERsoNNEL Kathleen Crane James Bruff 5 Louise Keller Bobby Jack Kenneth Jenkins Marilyn Gretz B Jane Watson ' Cello- Shirley Roark i Bass Viols- 2 Delores Payne , Lois Ricke Hazel Jones V Dolores Moon Clarinets- Joyce Selvidge Joe Sullens Fred Brooks June Herron Marietta Bottom Oboes- Charles Murray Doris Crandall Alto Clarinet- Frank Baldridge Bass Clarinet- Bob Carsten Q Back Row-Charles Cope, Glen Bass, Charles Mur Cornets- Glenn Bass Charles Cope James Weston Max Huff Trombones- Delbert Jenkins James McReynolds Horns- Vernon VVright Julia Russell Rosemary Parrish Baritone- Arthur Winkler' ray, James McReyno1 Bassoon- Alaflelyn Adamson Flutes-- Bonnie Brooks Patricia Sharp Percussion-- llobert Carlstead Eugenia Craig Shirley Roland Piano- Mary Jo Flournoy Director- Mr. Glen McDonald ds, Delbert Jenkins. Middle Row-Lester Spence, Dick Harvey, Joe Sullens, Teddy Andress, Fred Brooks, Joyce Selvidge, June Herron, Madelyn Adamson, Mary Jo Flournoy, Rosemary Parrish, Julia Russell. Front Row-Hazel Jones, Dolores Payne, Ray Miller, Bobby Jack, Kenneth Jenkins, Shirley Roark, Kathleen Crane, Lois Ricke, Mr. McDonald Cdirectorh. i l i I n 4 i s J The first orclzestrct was organized in 1910 by Miss Lillian Kindrick Page 55 ,H Girly, rum C0 V105 Krf'TlIl6 of T716 O Za'Tk:S,, ll :,' 1 ,, ,H LEFT 'wifi LaVern Culton, Delores Moon, Joy Marie lil , Hendry, Martha Johns, Lela Hensley, J I l L 1 l Q awk .J H SC TOP Shirley Palmer, Major Mary Lou Johnson, Lucille Pierce, Twirlers RIGHT Dorothy Williams, Joan King, Bertha Hall, Erma Gilliam, Juanita Carr, Shirley if Frances Althouse, Shirley Blanton, Dor- Ballenger, Edith Ivy, Ma1'ga1'et Grissom, liygi othy Day, Mary Gillan, Mary Margaret Phyllis Long, Mary Davis, Mary Jo ii, ,l Myers, Margaret McAllister, Mary Ruth Flournoy, Clara Hattery. N1 Darnell. will BOTTOM ROW All Mildred Redmond, Valetta Hoerning, Wynona Bechhold, Louise Keller, Beverly Fields, Rosemary Chidester lcaptainb. 1 3 Mary Lou White, Billie Barrow, Delores Atkerson, Evelyn Turner, 'aj 2 A Barbara Johns. H Q ii to l it I - , I. 1 1 O F F I C E R S Q' ' Major-Shirley Palmer Captain-Rosemary Chidester J xii I , ' Twirlers?Mary Lou Johnson, Lucille Pierce MR' B' Ti' .SFRJXCKLEN Miss MAYME 'l'lNNl't sliqlfftfliflfail 51'0'lS 1' ' Slll4.'0 1. -133 Girls' Drmn Corps, organized by Herlnefrt Kerr, 1931-1932, Martha, Jane Sellillfyeir being first flrzllll lliajflll H W- C- Df'? 'lf COVYPS lil 1936 leon Jnnge Staelium Trophy 013255, and first Clflllflfll lS75J in Joplin Fiesta: I-if ' 1936 to 1911 lavlien contests Cl4ll86fl, the Cl,7 LHJl corps leon fifrst place in every eonlest in the f,','5fr1'el: Imm- Pave -6 ' '00fl, SUTCOWTIC, Jaspeir, Spfringjielrl, Nevada Airllzistice Day, Joplin Fiesta I 1 .. fe I, I l l l P 1 l l l I I s Miss -nfant of the for lhi Legior Drunl by Mr. as a ch for the Back I Second Front P l -,.L ,Jln., Bertha Hall, Carr, Shirley qaret Grissom, 'is, Mary JO F , '1' Miss MAYME TINNFT Sponsor' . Since 1.4-4 fd ng first drum 77l'il ?s'3i n Joplin Flestrf, ll' du ln the distinct! Of' :sta ' ' D Gzrlf rum Corfu' The Webb City High School Drum Corps directed b M -y ' Y 'l'. B. B. Spracklen and sponsored by Miss Stinnett, has had a very successful year. The Drum Corps has participated in Red Cross and .nfantile Paralysis Drives, football games, basketball games, Coronation of Football Queen, opening of the Rodeo held at Hatten Field last summer, marching and helping .serve at the reception held for the 203rd Regiment when they returned from Alaska, and selling poppies for the American L ff' . - ' 91,1011 They have also marched and helped at the carnival sponsored by the American Legion anal Drum Corps. Girly, Drill Team The Webb City High School Drill Team organized with forty-one members this year, directed by Mr. B. B. Spracklen and sponsored by Miss Stinnett. The Drill Team captain is Rosemary Chidester. The Drill Team has participated in both Red Cross and Infantile Paralysis Fund drivesg acted as a cheering section at one of the basketball games, and the members have performed as substitutes for the Drum Corps as part of their training, Back Row-Helen Lowe, Drucilla Elliot, Helen Moffett, Norma Copeland, Joan Burke, Jo Ellen Madden, Doris Bechhold, Lorraine Smith, Shirley Bradbury. Second Row-Pearl Bottom, Betty Pryor, Glenna Ferris, Francis Peek, Nancy Motley, Barbara Lan- ham, Mary Handley, Maralee Richardson, Rosemary Chidester Ccaptainj. Front Row-Kathleen Lee, Lora Powers, Louise Newby, Colleen Newby, Imogene Dunaway, Dorothy Dennis, Barbara Douglas, Barbara Crockett. Girls' Drill Team was first orgrmlzecl 19555-1936, MWl0l'l6 DCCWSSOW, Cffpfflm- a 'L fm Hgh Selma! Pmwzi- Tmfizw' HJIUKZZIILZUIZ Back Row-Mrs. Ralph Roland, Mrs, W. C. Myers, Mrs. Albert Keller. Principal B. M. Chancellor. Front Rowe-Henrietta Crotty, Mrs. Roy Sandridge, Mrs. Clifford Herron, Mayme Stinnett, Mrs. Ralph Reeder. S President . Mrs. Clifford Herron Vice president Mrs. R. E. Sandridge Secretary . Mrs. Ralph Rusk Treasurer . Mayme Stinnett Historian Henrietta Crotty The High School Parent-Teacher Association had 260 members this year-an increase of 90 over last year. The theme of programs for the year was Our Town. The following outside speakers appeared on programs: Mr. Steve Parker, Mr. James Daugherty, Senator Lawrence' McReynolds. Mrs. D. L. Fussell, the Rev. Paul M. Shurtleff. Some of the evening meetings were followed by a social meeting hourg and the Founders' Day Silver Tea was a,Ve1'y lovely affair. Last fall the W. C. H. S. organization was awarded a plaque and a twenty-five dollar war bond for having the largest percentage of increase in membership in the state. About S268 was received during the yearhgifts were made to the Red Cross and Community Chestg Venetian blinds were purchased for the office.s of the principal and the superintendentg and funds were provided for a folding serving table, R C BAKER Custodiin 1009 19-15 X Tim Senior Hmlz Sclmol Prrrwnf TMIFIIFI'AS9OCl.fIfl.071 1 rt 01115 StHl.I'1flPl' br inf! unable fo-Q nie fl V305 7 '1 iyfsjalhgfugizedy Maqccllt, 1920- The 919C'lLf'd P 93fdf 1f' -IIN' H ' f. 4 V .T 1. I ' -'ff ' ' T, lf' , lCl'1J'l'6SIf,8'l? , rs, ohn Hercod, i r- 1 , y T - ' , i C ', i pmno ym1'r'1m.sfrrl for Ihr' leigh school, 1925-1927' 1 1 jr 21 W . ? be-wer gs just p'?S'df f TH H l I I I a , 61 7Q uf stage czwtams, 19.28-19.90. Mrs. M. S. Slilllglllfi' Pau, M was mir jjltfhlfllllf of flaw f-ombnzcd Jnnzoz'-Swzmrr High School P.-T. 1933-1934, ...- - BIISS Www 0 X J 2 MISS SHIRLEY PALMER Miss BTAXINE HANCOCK L I ea K 'A -4 1,4 4 'i 4 5 ' Y' W A S r MISS JANEY DUNCAN Queen of Football 1 QUEEN S ATTENDANTS t N First Queen of Football, Miss Sylvia Bowser, 1932. N . Page 59 1 .Vi T he Gfmlzmlf qovfffflff f .3121 for Hzg I Y I mm Coach: Hmk How - Vlilliazn l,i4'l'f'r '?ffl11 i1,f2 rCei li .' -1 -jj,-lg rjogbill, Captains: ,Mk Trimble, . I '1.' A Jim Hicks lfofkgtoggi Stea fin Navyj LO, Y .Y James V SUNG. Bill Tillman P2111 Ka? Bob Jackson. Austin Lonberg Front How- Johnny Inman, f Dick Shaw. 3 .lim Hicks. I Ted Parrish, Louis Hughes. Gene Dooley, Bob Benintendi .Back Row-Ernest Ivy, Don McGaW, Bert Hancock, Jack Lowe, Bill Lacey, SCORES we ilnq CHT1 Duncan- Frank Bair, Carl Duncan, Dick Burdick, Coyne Hatten, Terry James, Bob , I , 1 M capp, Billy Pyle, Gene Fam-men, William Boyd, Coach Pierce. gift' -16612130 glgffef? i I 13 58 Second Row-Dick Trimble, Bob Stults, Jimmy Wynne, John Inman, Jack Cog- Oct. ,Nevada fthereb 5 , 0 21 bill, Jimmie'Hicks, Hal Johnson, Cleo Woods, Don Miller, Jimmy Christ- Oct. Lamar fhel-Q , I 0 12 Dec, 12..Se1-,Q-Ca qhel-9 man, TOIIIHHC R0dge1'S- Nev. Mt. vel-neu qrherep is is Dec, 19-sal-eexie Chei Front Row-Gene Shirk, Sammie Peek, Bill Tillman, Cleve Leonard, Gene Nov. Monett fhere , . . T 19 7 Jan. 5-Auiora CUGTG Dooley, Bob Hedworth, Jimmy Thomas, Bob Roath, Bob Jackson, Albert Nov. -Aurora ftherej . . 0 24 Alan. 12-Neosho Cthei Deming. Nov. Carthage Cherej . 13 Z5 1. Jan. 19-20-Seneca Tc Webb City 29 Dial CORONATION OF THE FOOTBALL QUEEN, AT THANKSGIVING DAY GAME Webb CNY 41 -W . X W 1 L E - Jim Hicks CW. C. captainj, Maxine Hancock, Janice Lamb, Bob Woodard fPres. of Student Bodyl, Janie Duncan, Curtis Childress, Kennie Johnson fCarthage capt.J, Shirley Palmer. . Q 3 E - I+'oofbaZZ begcm in W. C. H. S. iw the early 190019. KM J lg I 1 , 1 1 LQ a 908 .I fl pf, ' ,' . ,,. ,lf ton-vis in the fIf.SfI'M'ZL,V Also 1909, 1911, 1916, 1919 1922, 10927 i1l,'f3'j'Q ybijuygjf,-SI gina! ying ?gH2'qIiiW'1f Conference bcgruvnfn 1933. The greate.st year for TEV. C. footbail was 1931-1932 fzwlzeaz lfT7c?Z?IJMC1'iL1f Zgffrlirilgfl ljllC7'Qljv0flI,!iI' tome in file JIS-fl'lCf, jNl2lIg.?i1i'223 points to opponents' 30, Pearl Gregg! homo me d1.q,N,mL. dIw.H1He,,,, Cas wwf' Foolbqll SlLtlfflZl.777'Il,YISvb?L'lllf fm 1934319321 fhrouglz g67?.61'081'1L2j of Mr. A. D: Haffewf and Mr. Howie flfloffll, who fjflfll' flu' .wing Hlglz .Sch00l'AZ2lmfm, P.-T. A., Imszfness firms amIcz'1f1',2'wzs, who d0l1ClZLl'd flu' wnwfl PMP W - ffm! ofhffr uzclfermls. The labor Miers performed by file W. P. A. 1 I l E I 1 I I , I' , , , . HM. JACIX. I UW 11111158 ' 1.1, ,f,,.1fr.7't.UfS. g' 1- i 7f'If7'1i'lU , :Q , ,7 Q 'Y 1 U48 ' N 19'7f fl llizwftfi Coach: Williaxn Piem. Captains: . Jim Hicks Cin Navyj Bill Tillman IRES we they ierej . . 12 25 STGJ . . 13 20 hereb L . 0 21 ere . . 0 12 n Ctherey 18 18 ere - . . 7 19 Here? . . 0 24 Chereb . 13 25 GAME , ,J fffeigfifgif' mer over all otllfl' ibtbazz. Big-Efalff bb City ft6f6CL't0fl' district clLamI ' erl nrld M12 H forlated the lftfllfmtl arf!! The Gardlkztzlf -me Cgclfbetbzlll N. 'ff for 'High 'f 'ra 772 Hack HOW 1 4 l'JLlC'll Pierfie, Bill Pyle, .lack Cogbill, lliclc Trimble, Robert Carlstead, Bob Hoath, James Wynne, Paul Kay, Rob Jackson. .xnstin Lonberg Front Row- Johnny Inman, Dick Shaw, .liin Hicks, Ted Parrish, Louis Hughes, Gene Dooley, Bob Benintendi Carl Duncan, SCORES A Teanl we they 12-Seneca Cherej . . . l 25 27 19-Sarcoxie fherej , I 25 9 5-Aurora Cherej . l 32 26 12-Neosho Ctherej ..,,,, , 24 43 19-20-Seneca. Tournament Ctherej- ebb City 29 Diamond 28 Webb City 42 Seneca 40 ebb Clfy 41 Alba 40 Webb City 26 Carterville 33 Jan. .lan Jan Feb Feb. Feb Feb Feb W.C 23-Sarcoxie Qtherep , 26eMt. Vernon fherej 30+Carthage qthel-ey 1 2-Monett Cthereb , 9-Nevada Cherej . 13 16-Lamar Qtherej , , , , , We they we . 23 14 . 22 20 . 28 41 . 31 39 28 . 35 36 37 . . 51 44 , . 29 27 27 42 22-2 5-Sub-Regional Tournament, Carthage- 27 Diamond 233 W.C. 25 Carthage 475 WIC. 31 Cartel. amor I-Izkfb 3 Te d 772 Back Row- Jini Hicks qcoachj Benny Crandall, Don Vfappaiia, John Myers, Sain Jackson. Front Row-- Bill Lacey, Bob Hiclcani, Pat Hargis, Henry Norinan. Bert Hancock. gn-I V l649 ointe against opponents' 987, stars imma Clarence I.,xHgr1.lAC2K I, 1908, Webb City baslceteers scorer go ,. , . . 1. - Q , '!t'.f!,llfI'nl14.S D. Corl, Roy Teel, and Roy Parlclztser. In 1910 Webb City players clzalked up nine rfrtof-fc All ff 'f'f 'ff'l'f'ffts. Webb Clty'S AU team Southwest Missouri champs, 19313 Bfig-Etglzt cltamps 1936 Ctfeflb 'ff mnflffffffftecly B team, Big-Eight champs 1939 famlefeateclj ,' 1940. J'Zl71l'O'7'H'tQll B. B. team zmrlefvat 'ff lf' I 1: also 7,7'lfC7ll0'7 S fzfrz, Tri-State Toarrlament. Girls' Basketball Team-1908 to 1932. Sozrtlurest Jliseoml ' ' f X ' 1' All-Star Team'- t 'l 'fff 19123 fo 1927 In 1925 fwe W. C. glrls were placed on the Soatlzuest ll ISQOHII otltz Mcmzmeu. mge ui l f'ffff llffrrufk, Mayta.MarleS, Alberta, Fly, Eclwa B'l'OLU7Zft'HQ, Dor 1 J 1' 7.15--. Camiimzlf f Track Back Row-Bert Hancock, Bob Hick- am, Billy Pyle, Coach Piercf-, Paul Kay, Jimmy Wynne, Bill Lacey. Front Row - Cleo Woods, Terry James, Dick Burdick, Alan Hu- len, Albert Dearing, Bob Jack- son, Cleve Leonard, Student- Manager Teddy Andress. if Not in Picture-Gene Dooley, Jackie J: Cogbill, Louis Hughes, Ted Par- rish, Jimmy Thomas, Bob Hed- worth. This year, with a squad of inexperienced athletes, Coach Pierce has whipped up a good track team. l'n the first meet of the year Webb City defeated Carl Junction 78-45. We then took Carter- . ville to the tune of 585 to 385. We finished fourth in the Big-Eight Meet at Nevada with 1215 points. Albert Dearing successfully defended his 100-yard dash title this year in the Big-Eight- 10.6 seconds. Future prospects are bright, says Coach Pierce, and next year we'1l go to town. ff Down'- rjoach T'i'1T'C9, Terry James, Sam Peek, ,lim XVYHU9 Don Miller, CIQVQ Leonard. Center-- Hal Johnson. Bill Pyle, Bob Roath, Cleo NVoods, Bob Hcdworth, Jack Cogbilly John Inman. Right Down- Jim Christman. Albert Dearing, Dick Shaw, Tommy R0dg9I'5 Jim Hicks, Gene Dooley, Bill Tillman, Jim Thomas. The pug understz I twelve g tational also buj the soci ball, or const-:cu1 C treasure T 67172111 and GUH Tennis-John Myers, Bill Tillman, Glen Dunaway, Jimmy Thomas. Golf-Jimmy Thomas, Bob Hedworth, Dick Shaw, John Inman. TWVIO-FitBf'-1' 0 . Ogjzlace QT543, fgff5kWf'f5Zfb:EL22- W- C. Clwmmons 1932, 1935, 1936, 1937, 1933, 1941, 1942, .W- in discus and jcwclin. Record made 19588 gee? Bob Kungle and PeWZ.G7'?enf CaY0tW'9d fi?'Sf 2950-C0 T171 fill' SWL' broken-10.1 seconds f or 100-yard dash' ,52y4 iflogieljliijlilllcgllvicoiodlcyslfii his life in France, July 7' 1944' Sm, W G1-Bf-Ei ,, 1' ' . -T GS- zmd Elroizl Hulett, who lost his life in seo'wQce10J6L c01?LZZ1?5'ZS75Zb12'?t gfigas' L60 Dugger' Charles G f Zm' M ' x , O. Page fi 2 ng 4 w . 'U LYHIJ.-TII'S1'0 J Wil Aflzlvfllc 4 1' LCclcl'U'S, f cock. Bob Hick- Coach Pierce, 15' iVYnne, Bill 1Voods, Terry dick, Alan Hu- ing, Bob Jack- nard, Student- xndress. Dooley, Jackie ighes, Ted Par- iuas, Bob Hed- good track ok Carter- with 1215 ig-Eight- to town. 8, 1941, 1942515ff'i' t place in thebtaff y 7, 1944, still W' Charles Grifrrmzeff M WH Gfub li Ilowne -'ouch Pierce, 'Ferry James, Szuu. Peek, ,liiu Wynne Dou Miller, Cleve Leonard. I Ueu ter- E Hal Johnson, Bill Pyle, Bob Roath, Cleo Woods, Bob Hedvvorth, .lack Cogbill, John Inman. Right Down- Juu Cliristman, Albert Dearing, Dick Shaw, Tonuuy Rodgers, .lim Hicks, Gene Dooley, Bill Tillman, Jim Thomas, A The 'fW Club is an organization composed of boys who have lettered in any major sport. The purpose of the club is to promote sportsmanship inter mural sports, and to brin about a better , , - g understanding of the sports themselves. For the past three years We have sponsored the Cheer Leaders, an organization composed of twelve girls, to lead Webb City's cheering section. In recent years we have sponsored an annual invi- tational dance, which has become one of the main social events of the school year. The W Club also buys the National Athletic Honor Society pins for the seniors of the club who can qualifyl for ls the society. The qualifications are: to have lettered one year in any major sportefootball, basket- consecutive semesters. treasurer, Cleo Wood, sponsor, William Pierce Ccoachb. 1 1 ball, or track, and to have a scholarship average equal to, or above the school average for three Officers for the year were: President, Bill Tillman, vice president, Bob Hedxvorthg secretary- Gfzeer Leader! Back Ilowv Julia Russell, .lane Inman Patty Green, Shirley Riggs, liugenia Craig. Front Rowe vVllllf'1'6d Poole. Frances Hopper, l-'rances XVatson, Maxine Hancock, Marguerite Alctiallister. Not in Picture- .luney Duncan. Marian Bentley. .Xluxine Hancock Cczxptaiu J. E if A ff ' 9 - '96 Ll cl Buelmefr being first Q97 6SZTCl67'lf. Juli, first ovgrmzeed in 19,15 .190 , Oy. C .fwuffl Afhgmfgc Sghglfwshfip Society, 07-gcmzzed 1928-1.29. I W., f,,,,,,1,,,.S, df.,-7.35 Oygamzed 1943, Mctxme Crzpps being captain. .- Page 63 I l 1 l l V Cfffzool Calendar August 28- Seniors enrolled-our last lap. August 29-Juniors enrolled-Another year of drudgery. August 30- Sopholnores enrolled-Senior High freshies now. August 31- Seventh, Eighth, and Ninth grades en- rolled. My, what a house full! September 1-Registration of new students- Many new faces. September 5-School opens. Every place, but the iight place. September 20- First football game. October 6- W Club Dance. Didn't we have fun! January 2 3-Sarcoxie there. Jauua ry 26-Mt. Vernon here. January 30- Carthage there. January 31-Rod Cross Assembly. February 2-Monett there. February 8 - Three One--Act plays- Miss Allen scores again. February 9- Nevada here. February 13-Alba there. February 16-Lamar there. February 27-Big-Eight Debate Tournament with Carthage. Octobcr 12-Pay assembly-Victory Quintctte. March 2-Band gives 9' Concert' l October 13-Neosho here, March 3-Regional Tournament. D October 20-Nevada there, March 9-Thespian All-School Dance. , October 27-Lamar here. March 10- State Tournament. 5 October 31-First quarter exams-i Many didn't March 13-Final Big-Eight Debate at Joplin-Vic- Survive. tory for W. C. H. S. , March 14-National Honor Society Initiation As- sembly. ' November 2-Teachers' meeting-and a holiday March 15-Exams. l for thc kidfs- 1 March 17-Speech Festival-Sweepstakes for W. C. :V November 9-J1111101' Hlgh Opefefte, Beauty Cen- March 21-Big-Eight Officials Meeting-Monett. . test -'fa great scream. ' 1 November 10-Assembly- Staples, the Magician I , , rumen Dunway felatufefn' April 6- W Club All-School Dance. November 10-Monett here, . . . V - April 7-Student Council Convention. November 17-Aurora there, . , ,N November 22QAnOther pay, assembly Harry April 10-K. L. Sutter, Evangelist. ' - A ' 12-A . J White' S 13 -rSIe3r1irc?1?StPlay- G1'een Stockings - November 23- Thanksgiving Day game. ,,Great,,, N b 23-24-Sh ld' ' - '- . .' . . . ovemiig vacationc 00 lsmlssed fm Trhanksgw April 14-Springfield Music Festival-VV. C. high L ' scorers. T I A April 20-Coronation for Queen of King Jack-a December 1-P. T. A. Dance. lovely affair of Pomp and Circumstance, L December 6-Big-Eight. Meeting at Nevada. April 27-Grade School Music Festival- Beautiful. l December 8QStudent Council Dance, plenty of April 30-National Honor Society Banquet. N fun. December 12- Seneca here. December 15-Junior Play-and was it a success? May 1- Track Mccf-NeVHdPL , December 19-Sarcoxie here. May 5-JHSDGI' 'County Relays- Joplin. L . December 25-christmas vacationj May 5-Tennis Big Eight Tournament-Lamar. ,E ' May SEVE Dey, cnding Six years of war with - erm , ff' ' ll - 'Sorry, but nothing we can do about it! Stalin , me 1 ' Malshal . J H - .. H I . ,, I . H io Asuixlisxrca pla fivr B th May 10-Honor Assembly' , one-man cast. y ac c , by H May 11c?Jun1or-Senior Banquet - Old-Faghigngd 4 January 11-Second quarter exams.-What! So Ma 12 allgenc' Soon? M Y Q lg-Elght Golf Tournament. 1 Q . l January 12-Neosho there. M35 15 Sigel Ejxamss ' Janua 13-S t h SS ay- enior Picnic. ! ry eneca ournament. May 18-Commencement, P V First Junior-Senior Banquet, 1928. First Page 64 l ?2lZ?e7fjlSi15i'gg'?e banquet, sponsored by the Jzmior-Senza: emma ' WW ,ff V- ,vfw , I I ' ' -Anf ff'f iW , ya.. 5 , . , . WW, awww' . ,W , ,Z as Q 6 f '17 A'-73,19 f I W X X 4 I 4 I , I I S nss Anen F . X Y, 3 I r 5 y wwf 5 . I , i . E aw ment With ,r 1 W rr wx k ' Miz, so .. op1in-Vic- tiation As- s for W. C. -Monett. ockings - W. C. high b ig Jack-a V!W nstance. f -Beautiful. let. ' i , N- 14 z ' 2 i , -Lamar, war With f President Q 11, Marshal .. -Fashioned N 'Jlllff Unity taking refreshment, , . VV. C. H. S.-fa winter scene . , , Barbara, Francis H., Nnomi, nm! Vi.i1rf-is xt 111 j nr. rf. riettyshurgu . . . B. W., the Hg!,'121ll121ZOIlH . M'M'N 'rvlITuffir sm-ene . . , pnper drivf, . , , Thonlns, Normzin, and .IUIIIISOII-dblIdlii9SY. . , Miss Hoi-uninn xiurziliomns 'U 'IH' Ilrum Corps' Nl M und Louise, inst resting , . . Cheer, Julia, Cheer! . . . Goin' Iii-mr. unfljoyu-Senjm' ii film!! Vo., pnper 001191-rbi-S .iluke surveys the situntion,. . . Sunny side ot' Harden . . U. S .IT XX' ,I ll , lv IQ limi ., .1 merry gang . . , Bettis and Palmer, 'The Legs. .- i llrgv I.. N I A g El Fl778l1flllj! Tmfffwzf 1 f,.aWywmW' ii' if Top Row -f NNW-sl 'Qi' 417 I,li1li11 I School: Crane, liernita ln... is Leona Wells, Imp Ilif'l'.lII'1-', Nelson, in Nndiu p1'1r1c'1g1'11, Frankln Sclioolz I-lui nia Morgan pall, Annu Thoinan, Mary Juuf Broward. fIll'iIIf'I lllI'l1 Middle IZOW--Wehslf-1 School: Edith I.fJl.l.'tl Pearl Venable, le-nnih Lowe, Margaret Ii Merritt, Anna 11. Hatcher, Fern Mo- by fprincipalb. First Row - Eugene- Field School: Moudy, Betty Wal- son, Goldie Burton fprincipalb, Marjorie- Sandford, A l 1 e n +- Bates, Norma Reid. Ellis Webb City's elementary teachers are unusually well qnalified, seventeen out of nineteen having B. S. Degrees In Education. ffl .R Z M -is F11-St School, 1877-18933 ,W . A f0L1l'-P00111 frame building costing .ll i A 252.500, X ' st f ts, ff? , Old XVebster- second school, 1889: V 1 . . . ,. fi V V 2, -K IX it A brick buildingg cost 31,500 Q, . Hour' west side-11111-11 school, 1891: ,.., W Xi ' . .5395 ' 1-1-I--. .. - f-ff , ,,.,., . ,,,. X A t 4' X X X W We may fe R -Q, Brickg cost 313,000 , e ., 'Q Q W '1 , 1 . First high school here. FN Q A 1 Central Schoolggrade and high school, 1894: 5. 5 Cost 355.000, After 1912, a grade and 1 5 . is . I . I It QW My HQ, sy 1 , S X . . .1 1 . , Junior high school tseventh and eighth 1 b . gradesj until 1931, when it was de- 7 is ii A X 1 . Qs moiished. W . MX - .. . H X .. , 1 - 1 'foi ir F 1 1' 1000 A X 1 c ran Q in, . . euui . ' -M1 Eugene P ield, 1904: ,F 1 X - T - - XX 1 Q u Y 'v 7 ' ' f Za, 2 WNQWZVY4N'SzfWi'z.xt Mfr 0 tw S1 shbi XXX 0 N -- New XR est Side, 19261. 4 X A W: si 1 . - S . 1 evil? has M Yi ' SE .-.. Q S it ' N W E s - , V 1 X ' , . 1 -tijfif 7 1 9 k Sk :X S gi X new F11 st school all on ont tlool. i New Fr'inl1lin low: t't' ,X X 1 S 4aQYSsf X 0 a mfg as QQCS , xu.. Webb Cz'fy'.v Fffzvf Sfooof BZlZ'f01l.7lg', Ioyff lgf'ct?I1fC1'l1H1f'.w first .wliool IDZll'lflil.'l'Lg was erecfcrl on the shite zvlzeire the Cen ru School stood later, and zrlzcrt' 1 if Zin, ,V91f'!o11GI1.s.1zf111 jfHf!fC'f!Z. lui furor! the cnet. It was Imzulf just four yours after John C. Webb r1'z'Mo1111 ' ' ' 2' 1 I' H' 'HU' ' M 1870' and 0 l1'ff' fmt' WOVYUIS Ufffl' Webb Citi! was mcorporrrteffl as a fozrn. Dfw ft' hw' 3, 1876. So for ns won Inf rl1'sr'o11crer1, S. M. D' 'I lhipw 1345 fl ti lf my was the first p1'z'ncz'paI. -.1 1 .1 I i l I 1 I 1 A W-West sm .1 Euuua lg, , Beruita Lew ,na XXYQHS. fnrjl cture, Nadin., 1, principalbg ln School: Em- iorgau Qpringi- Anna Rurh 111, 1N13.I'y Jam? .1'd. Row-XVebste1' l: Edith Lowe, Venable, Jennie Margaret B. Lt, Anna B, 913 Fern Mos- rincipalj , Row - Eugene School: Ella V, Betty Wat- Goldie Burton zipall, Marjorie ord, A l 1 e n e , Norma Reid. grees In Education. flahng, 1877 ar, and where the Webb dzscorereff town, Decem- 4 A.-me -qv...-f-:,a.m 2 7 4xT:k?'kT'kr1kr iv- 'F I-pk-,A 7. 1 1 ,F 1 1 4' +1 +1 +'+1:+:1'+:If'+?',. +1 41 if f if, re 4 Q M SCM00 W elolo Qwlflolxlil' ROM SERVICE FLAG, WORLD WAR I, 1917-1918- Dedicated to Miss Ella Helen by Webb City High School Alumni, and Class of '23, Mrs. John Herrod, dafrector. Tyno gold stars. Mr. Torn Tarrant, a former student of Miss H 6l'Hl,S, donated time and work for framing the flag. SERVICE FLAG, WORLD WAR II, 1941- Dedtcated to Miss Martha Helm by the Senior High School Student Council and Senior Class of 1943, Robert Myers, acting president. Twenty-seven gold stars 119459. Page 68 PM Cizyf IIE fl Sdmol CSPWJJP Ro!! CAB VERLIE ABRAMS ALTON ADAMS DAVID BRUCE ADAMSON ROBERT BYRON ADY HOWARD AGER BILL ALLEN CLEO L. ALLEN FRED ALLEN LAURENCE ALLEN NORMAN ALLEN ROBERT JAMES AMES RUSSELL ANDERSON GORDON ANDRESS WILLIAM ANDRESS FERRELL ARLINGTON EDWIN ARMSTRONG EVELYN ARMSTRONG JAMES ARNCE GEORGE R. ATKERSON JIM ATKERSON JOHNNY ATKERSON WILLIAM ATKERSON JOSEPH JUNIOR AUDO U33 HERBERT BABIONE JOHN ROBERT BAIR LEO BAKER ROBERT JOE BAKER WILLIAM BAKER JAMES BALDWIN HARRY RAYMOND BALL HARLEY BALLENGER JACK BARNES CHARLES BARNET WALTER BARNUM, JR. FRANK C. BARLOW CHARLES M. BARRETT ROBERT G. BASNETT RALPH BASS GARLAND BATTALIA SAM BATTALIA, JR. JOE BATES BOB BEALE WM. BEALE CARROLL NEAL BEAUTTE RICHARD BEAUTTE PAUL BENJAMIN JOHN BENNETT RALPH BENNETT CECIL H. BENTLEY, JR. DICK BENTLEY JOHN BENTLEY JOHN BENWARD JOHN BERRIAN MAE ADELE BERRIAN EUGENE EARL BETTIS GALE BETTIS JAMES BE VIER NEAL BIGLEY DONALD BIRKES FERRELL BIRKES GAYLORD BISCHDORF HARRY BISHOP JAMES CLINTON BLACK LYNN BLANKENSHIP RUBY NADINE BLANKENSHIP DON BOARD ORION BOARD CARL EUGENE BOGNER JAMES BOHNSTEDT JERRY BOHNSAEDT HELEN BOTTICHER EDGAR BOTTOM PAUL BOTTOM ' CHARLES BOUGHTON RAY BOUGHTON EARL BOYCE CARI. BOYD CHARLES E. BOYD HOWARD BRADBURY MANVILLE BRANHAM EARL BREEDEN CLIFFORD BRIDGES DAVID BRIDGEWATER NORVAL BROADDUS TREVIS BROADDUS DODSON BROCK RAYMOND BROCK ROBERT BROCK ROY BROUGHTON CARL M. BROWN, JR. GEORGE BROWN, JR. LEONARD BROWN ROBERT DALE BROWN ROBERT G. BROWN WILFRED BRUCE 'THEODORE BRUFF GLENN BRYANT JIMMIE BRYANT' ROLAND BRYANT WILBUR BRYANT WALTER BUCHANAN WILLIAM BUCHOLZ LLOYD BUEHNER, JR. WILLIAM BURCH CLAUDE BURKE DON RAYMOND BULL, JR. WILLIAM BURNS WILLIAM BYERS BILLY BYLER CHARLES E. BYRD JOHN BYRD WANDA BYRD KCJ GEORGE CALDWELL HOWARD CALDWELL LEONARD CAMERON BOB CAMPBELL GEORGE CHARLES E. CAMPBELL LAWRENCE CAMPBELL RAYMOND G. CAMPBELL SAM LEE CAMPBELL WALTER LESLIE CAMPBELL BILLY CANADY EUGENE ALLEN CANADY JOHN CANDID JOHNNY CANNON BILL CARLIS, JR. JOHN THOMAS CARLSON EDWARD CARLSTEAD ::: FRANK CARR CHESTER CARRICK CLARENCE W. CARTER CLAUDE L. CARTER JOHN H. CARTER ELLEN MARIE CARTER ERNEST LEE CARVER JESSIE CARVER J. EUGENE CARVER NANCY CASH HARRY CASNER GLEN D. CASTO CLAUDE CATER JOHN CATER LONA MAE CATHER LEROY CAYLOR ROBERT CAUGHRON ORLAND CAYLOR PAUL CHADDERDON JESS CHADWELL ORVIS CHAMP BILL CHINN HARLAN CHOATE CHARLES CLARK CLYDE CLARK HAROLD CLARK LESTER LEE CLARK PAUL CLARK RAYMOND CLAYTON LESTER CLAYWORTH ROY CLAYWORTH BILL CLELAND ROBERT LEE CLUB GENE COATES JESSIE COBERT WILLIAM COCHRANE EUGENE COCKRAN JENNIE L. COLE JAMES F. COLLIER JOHN M. COMBS JOHNNIE CONNER JOHN A. COOK LAWRENCE COOK JAMES D. CORL, JR. WILLIAM CORL I ROY CORNETT DONALD CORUM JAMES W. COWEVN THOMAS COWAN KENTON CRANE ARTHUR CRIDER BOBBY CROCKETT ERNEST L. CRUSE LEONARD E. CULLENS UCAL CULLY BILLY GENE CULTON ALEXANDER CUMMINGS DON CUMMINGS AUDREY CUNNINGHAM ENOS C. CURREY. JR. FRANK CURTIS WALTON CUSHMAN KENNETH CUSTIS MAX CUSTIS JACK F IDONALJ EUGENE LEROY DR. HA JOHN A EUGENI JOHN I LEE Di LEROY RUSSEI ROLANI HERSCI DONAL' RONAL TLOWEL ROY DJ PAUL 1 ROBERT LEE M. MELVII JESSE I WILLIA ELMO 1 WILLIA ROY D' DAVID ELVIN HERMA DAVID JESSE HAROL FRED I FRED I LEO D 'LEONA ROBER GENE JIMMIH PAUL 'CLYDE DAVID HOWA ROBE HARRI GALEN IVAN - Y SK ARTER PER R ARTER RVER IER IER ION R JON I E L ARK TON JRTH H :UB LAN E IN ER ER JK . JR. I EN I I x I. TT SE LLENS ILTON MMINGS NGHAM Y, JR. IIAN IS MEM ffigfi Salma! Gfervzke Roll fD5 JACK RICHARD DALE IFDONALD DAMER EUGENE DAMER LEROY DAMER DR. HAROLD DANGLADE JOHN ANTON DANHAKL EUGENE DANIELS I JOHN DANIELS LEE DAUGHERTY, JR. LEROY DAVIES RUSSELL DAVIS ROLAND DAVIS HERSCHEL DAY DONALD DAY RONALD DAY 'ILOWELL v. DEAN ROY DEARMOND PAUL DEAVER ROBERT DEBERRY LEE M. DELL MELVIN DENNEN JESSE DIPLEY WILLIAM A. DIPLEY ELMO DISNEY WILLIAM EUGENE DODSON ROY DODSON DAVID DOLL ELVIN DOLL HERMAN DOSS DAVID DOUGLASS JESSE E. DOUGLASS, JR. HAROLD DOWELL FRED DOWNEY FRED DRURY LEO DUGGER 'LEONARD DUNCAN ROBERT QTONYJ DUNCAN KE? GENE EAST JIMMIE EDWARDS PAUL EDWARDS 'ICLYDE W. ELLIOT, JR. DAVID C. ELLIOTT HOWARD ELLIOTT ROBERT ELLIOTT HARRISON ENSMINGER GALEN ERWIN IVAN ERWIN N KF? RAY FERRIS :IJACK MONROE FISHER I ORVILLE FISHER- VICTOR FLAHERTY JOHN BYRON FLY ARTHUR FORD JOHN A. FORD ELVIN CLIFFORD FORT BEAUFORD W. FOSDICK JACK FOSDICK CLIFFORD FOSTER EARL FOSTER PAUL FOSTER TONY FOUST JESSE FOWLER HAROLD FRY 'VPAUL FULLERTON JEROME J. FUSSELL 'IPAT FUSSELL IGB GEORGE GALARDO CHARLES GALBRAITH EMMETT GAMBLE BOB! GARDNER DICK GARDNER JOHN GAYHART CLIFFORD GEER RANDOLPH GIBSON, CMissingJ ROBERT D. GIBSON CECIL GILES WILLIAM GILL CLARENCE R. GILLIAM ROBERT GILLIAM WAYNE GILLIAM RALEIGH GILMER KENNETH L. GILSTRAP JAMES C. GLADDEN MELVIN GLAZE HERSCHEL GLOVER BILL GOODPASTER MAX GOODPASTER GAYLORD S. GOODWIN GEORGE GORRELL GEORGE WAYNE GRAHAM RICHARD GRAHAM WALTER GRAMM, JR. ERNEST GRANT I ROBERT CARL GRANTHAM CARROLL GREGORY KENNETH GREGORY ROBERT GRENINGER PAUL LARUE GRETZ WALTER GRETZ CLARENCE D. GRISSOM GLENN GROFF WALLACE GUYNN WILLIAM O. GUYNN, JR. IHJ EUGENE HALL THOMAS HAMER CLARENCE F. HAMILTON CLYDE HAMILTON DONALD HAMILTON J. F. HAMILTON WILLIAM HAMILTON CHARLES HANDKA HAROLD E. HANDLEY CARL HANNAH MRS. DORIS HANNAH ROBERT HANNAH I LEON HARBAUGH DONALD EUGENE HARDESTY ROBERT HARDESTY AARON HARDING EBER HARDING LAYMON HARDING WILBURN HARDING BILL D. HARDWICK GENE HARDY JOE HARDY JOHN PHILIP HARDY PAUL HARDY JOHN C. HARGIS GLEN HARLAN HARRISON HARPER GLESNER HARRINGTON HERMAN HARRINGTON BRUCE HARTINAN ' CLIFFORD HATTON JESS WILLARD HATTON MELVIN EUGENE HAWKINS DAN HAYES f LAWRENCE HAYES ROBERT HAYES HARVEY HAYSLER ROSS HAYSLER D. D. CPECK1 HAYWARD CHARLES HEAD ' JOE HEAD NEAL HEAD GRANT HEALEY GORDON HEALEY CHARLES HEATON CLARENCE ROY HEATON GEORGE W. HEATON ' JOHN HECHT CLIFFORD HEDRICK ROBERT HEILMAN ADRIAN HENDRY GRACE ANN HENSON JOE HENSLEY CASTLE HERROD J. T. HERROD JAMES HERROD GEORGE A. HICKAM Page 6 9 X Webb fbgfr Sffaool Qyervzke Roll KHJ-Continued JIM HIOKAM JAMES JEAN HIOKS ELDON HIGGANBOTHAM SAMUEL HIGHLEY JUNIOR HIOHT VICTOR HIGHT RAY HILL, JR. OALVERT HINDS ROBERT HITNER BILL HIZAR DON HIZAR FRED HIZAR, JR. DARWOOD HOBART H. W. KBURRJ HOERNING JAOK HOLMAN JIM HOLMES JOHN HOLMES TYRUS HOLMES WILL DANIEL HOLMES HARRY HOOD ALBERT HORINE EDWARD HORINE JAMES HOUSEMAN JOHN HOUSTON ROBERT' HUEY EMMETT HUGHES WALTER HULEN 'ELROY HULETT HENRY HULETT RICHARD HULETT JOE HULSEY TED HULSEY MAURICE HUTOHINGS KD TOM IMEL JIMMIE IRELAND f-IJ CHARLES JACKSON EUGENE JACKSON LEROY JACKSON WM. JACKSON DENZIL JAMES EDWARD JAMES HAROLD JAMES SAM JENKINS ALBERT JENNINGS HARRY JOHNS BILLY D. JOHNSON GEO. A. JOHNSON JACK JOHNSON JAMES JOHNSON PAUL JOHNSON ROSCOE JOHNSON GLENN JOHNSTON DONALD JONES GRAHAM JONES OSCAR JOSEPH GENE JULIAN - CK? PAUL KALLAS DONALD KEITHLEY HOWARD KEITHLEY MAURICE KELLER JAMES EDWARD KELLY SMITH KELSO CECIL KEMPER JOHNNY KENNEDY RONALD KENT BILL KERR CLARENCE PAUL KETROW JAMES KEYS LLOYD KILGORE BILL KING MELBERT RAY KING LOUIS E. KIRBY KENNETH KLINE HOMER KNOST, JR. CHARLES KNOWLES EDGAR KNOWLES JASPER KNOWLES MARION KNOWLES TOM KNOWLES CLARENCE KRALICEK LLOYD KRUMMEL CLJ CLYDE LACEY DON L. LACEY GLENN LANGERMANN MAX LANGLEY LARRY P. LARSEN, JR. WM. HERBERT LARSEN WESLEY LAVRAR ROBERT LAWRENCE DENNIE LAWSON WILLIS LAWSON HENRY LEEK PAT JOHN LEEK CHARLES LEGG EARNEST LEGRANDE FLOYD LEGRANDE LEROY LEGRANDE BOB LEONARD DICK LEONARD FRANK LEWELLYN, JR. TRUMAN LEWELLYN E. J. LEWIS , J. H. LEWIS LEONARD JOHN LEWIS, JR. ELMER RAYMOND LONG ENGENE LEON LONG GORDON LOTT TOM LOWE CMJ FRANK MOALLISTER VIRGIL W. MCCALL JAMES CHARLES MOCALLISTER HENRY D. MOCOULLOUGH VL. J. MCCOY JOHN MOCREARY DALE MOCULLOUGH JOSEPH McCULLOUGH L. E. MODONALD DURWOOD MOFARLAND LUCIAN MCGREW JOHN KELLY MOKNIGHT JOSEPH MOKNIGHT KIRK MCKNIGHT LAURENCE ELROY MOMECHAN CECIL MOMINN LLOYD McMINN THOMAS LAWRENCE MOREYNOLDS MELVIN MACY DEWEY E. MADDEN DONALD D. MAGEE JAMES M. MAGEE RICHARD A. MAGEE BEULAH MAGRUDER CHAS. RAYMOND MAGRUDER VIRGIL MAGRUDER TLLOYD MAHURIN JIM MAHURIN PAT MAHURIN PAUL MAHURIN RICHARD MAHURIN THERON MAHURIN 'IJAMES MALLOS JOHN MALLOS MILTON MALLOS CLIFFORD MANES GORDON MANES THERMAN MANES IWM. DARRELL MANES CHARLES MANSELL- ELMER MANSELL WILLARD MANSELL ALFRED MARIOTT ALBERT MARKIS MAX MARSH VANCIL MARSH DORCIE MARTIN ESTHER PERRY MARTIN EWELL MARTIN JACK MARTIN TLEON MARTIN LEROY MARTIN ROBERT HERBERT MARTIN ROBERT JAMES MARTIN GEORGE MATTHEWS STANLEY MATTHEWS GEORGE MAY WOODY MAY ALPHEUS EUGENE MAYFIELD JERRY QJACKJ MAYFIELD RAYMO BOB M GLENN LEON CHARL DONAL J. W. 1 BOB M DEAN JAMES JESSE JOHN ' JACK I A.K.I DON A CARL 1 'JACK I OWEN GORDO DAVID RO BER GLEN I JAMES J OHNN CHARL KEN NE CHARL MARK MELVI LEWIS RO BER W. C. CLYDE ROBER GORDO HORA FRAN JAMES W. H. CECIL GENE JACK 'LEONP WILLI CLYDE .R L VICCALLISTER .LOUGH H I GH LAND NIGHT w Y McMECHAN :E McREYNOLDS N E EEE ER VIAGRUDER R N I .NES L .L ARTIN MARTIN RTIN S WS MAYFIELD s FIELD HXEM 69.137 Hgh School Qjbervzbe Roll QM J --Continued RAYMOND MERIDETH BOB MERKER GLENN MERKER LEON MERKER CHARLES MESPLAY DONALD METHENY J. W. MEYER BOB MILLER DEAN MILLER JAMES MILLER JESSE MILLER JOHN T. MILLER JACK MILLER A. K. MILLS, JR. DON ARTHUR MITCHELL CARL E. QBUDJ MOBACK 'IJACK MOFFETT OWEN MOFFETT GORDON MOON DAVID MOORE ROBERT B. MORSE GLEN MOSBAUGH JAMES MOSS JOHNNIE MOSS CHARLES MOTLEY KENNETH MOTLEY CHARLES F. MOTTET MARK MOTTET MELVILLE MOTTET LEWIS MULKINS ROBERT MYERS W. C. MYERS, JR. CND CLYDE B. NANCE ROBERT LEROY NATIONS GORDON NEALY HORACE NEALY FRANK NELSON, JR. JAMES NELSON W. H. NELSON CECIL NEWMAN GENE NEWMAN JACK NEWMAN LEONARD NORMAN WILLIS NORMAN CLYDE WILLIAM NUTT C05 DR. JAMES R. O'BRIEN ACIE EZRA O'DELL JAMES WILLIAM O'DELL DONALD OGDEN HOUSTON OLSON CHARLES T. ORR, JR. ROBERT E. OSBORNE ROBERT OWENS QP? WELVIN EARL PACKER JOHN PACKER PAUL PACKER HARRY PAGE JOHN PALMER JOHN CHAS. PALMER MARY MERCEDES PALMER RALPH PALMER WALTER JOE PALMER FRED PARRISH CARROL PARROTT CHARLES PARROTT FRANCIS PASSLEY MELVIN QBUDJ PASSLEY ROY PASSLEY LESTER PATTEN RUSSELL L. PATTEN, JR. JOHN WILLIAM PATTERSON TED PAUL RAYMOND PEACH JOHN A. PERRY PAUL PERRY THOMAS H. PERRY BLAINE PHILLIPS GEORGE WM. QBILLJ PHILLIPS JAMES PHILLIPS fPrisonerj FREDDIE WM. PIERCE CHESTER PITTMAN HOWARD PITTMAN BOB J. PLATTER RALPH PLATTER, JR. GEORGE POINDEXTER HOOVER POINDEXTER HOWARD POINDEXTER NEWELL POINDEXTER JOHN POOL ROBERT LEE POOL GEORGE POOL JOHN W. POTTER, JR. JOHN L. POTTS C. L. POWELL CARL JOHN POWELL RAY POWELL DON PRATER RICHARD PRINCE WAYNE PRITCHETT GILBERT GORDON PRUETT LLOYD PRUETT QQ? HOWARD QUALLS ROBERT QUIST IRD JOE RAGLAND MAX RAGLAND ARLENE RAINS REUBEN RAINS GREGOR RATLIFF ROB ROY RATLIFF CLAUD RATLIFF, JR. PAUL RAWSON ERNEST MARVIN RAY HERBERT RAY BILL RAYBORN KENNETH REEDER ORVIS BERT REEDER BILLY RICH VERNON EUGENE RICHARDSON FLOYD RIDDLE HUBERT RIDDLE BERNARD RIGGS JACK RIGGS LEONARD RIGGS WAYNE RIGGS HOWARD RISELING JOHN RISELING PRESTON RISELING W. KENNETH ROBERTS WILLIAM R. ROBERTSON JACK ROBINSON JAMES R. ROBINSON LEROY ROBINSON NORMAN ROBINSON ALBERT ROBISON CLAUDE ROBISON GLENN ROBISON J. F. ROSE ALICE UNDINE ROZELLE HOWARD ROUNTREE JOHN ROUNTREE MALCOLM ROUNTREE NICHOLAS fBUDD ROUNTREE MAURICE ROWLETT CHARLES P. RUSSELL LEE THOMAS RYAN Page 7 1 Page 7 2 Webb fbgb S6Z200lLCSemzke 1301! fSJ BUDDY SAMPSON JAMES SAMPSON HAROLD SANDERS THETIS SATTERLEE ORVILLE SAYER FRED SCHACHSIECK FRED SCHRECK MELVIN SCOTT DEAN SELBY GEORGE SELLINGER ROBERT SELLINCER FREDERICK SELSOR NEAL SELVLY RICHARD SERVISS BEVERLEY SETSER CLARENCE SHARP HAROLD F SHARP ARNOLD SHELTON KENNETH LEE SHELTON WILLIAM CBILLJ SHIELDS WILLIAM E SIDES HAROLD SHORT JACK SHORT OTTO SHORT THOMAS V SHORT LEONARD SHOURCE KENNETI-I SIBERT GENE SIDENSTRICKER RALPH SIDENSTRICKER MELVIN SILVARA RAYMOND SILVARA ARTHUR SIMPSON JACK SIMPSON MORRIS SKAGGS WILLARD SKAGGS LEROY SKINNER fPr1soner ln Germanyl MELVI LLE SLAUGHTER MONTE DALE KMICKEYJ SMART ROBERT SMART BILL SMITH BOB SMITH CHARLES EMBREY SMITH CHESTER SMITH JR KPIISOHEF Germanyj CARL SMITH EDNA SKINNER SMITH GAIL SMITH GERALD SMITH KENNETH T SMITH LEROY SMITH MERRILL SMITH PAUL SMITH PHILLIP DALE SMITH ROBERT R SMITH WILLIAM SMITH HARRY HUDSON SORG LESTER SPENCE ALBERT SPENCER CHARLES SPENCER GAYLON SPENCER GENE SPENCER JAY SPENCER JOHN SPENCER KENNETH SPENCER 1 CHARLES SPICER HUGH SPICER FRED SPILLE EDDIE SPRACKLEN FRANCIS STANFIELD RICHARD STANFIELD EUGENE STAPLETON RICHARD STEELE ROBERT KBOBJ STEELE ELMER STEVISON JR. 51 LIONEL STINES SHERMAN STINES HERBERT STOGSDILL fP11sone Germanyj ELLIOTT E STONE JOSEPH DAVIS STONE WILLIAM T STONE MARSHALL DALE STONE VICTOR STRATTON ARTHUR LEON STRETCH JOHN STUCKEY STANLEY STUCKEY JAMES STULTS ROBERT CBOBJ STULTS THOMAS SUMP'1ER WILLIAM SUSKEY FRANCIS SWINDLE BILLY SWINEY JAMES SWINEY WILFRFD SWITZER T HERSHEL TABOR REX TABOR JAMES TAPPANA PAUL FAPPANA ROBERT L TAPPANA VERNON TAPPANA WILLIAM TAPPANA PAT TARRANT T H TARRANT ROBERT TEEL LYNN TEMPLE CLAIR TERPDNING WALLACE THERLOW A B THOMAS AZEL THOMAS ELMER THOMAS ELROY THOMAS EUGENE A THOMAS HARRY H THOMAS NELSON THOMAS J B THOMPSON VANCE R THRALLS JR HAROLD THREADGILL CECIL TIBERGHIEN EUGENE EVANT TIBERGHIEN LEROY TIBERCHIEN CARL TINDELL RAY TINDELL FRANK TODD GORDON TOLD JOSEPH J TOMSON THOMAS B TOWNILAND JULIUS HUGH TRENT JAMES TRIMBLE ROBERT R TRIMBLE CHARLES TUDOR CLAUDE TURNER CLARENCE TYGART JACK TYGART QV? ZVHAROLD G. VAILES JOHN VAILES FRED VAN PELT ELMER A. VOLL CLIFFORD VRADENBURG KENNETH VRADENBURG W KENNETH WADE OTTO WADE STANLEY LEE WADE WM W WAGGONER DON A WALKER FRED L WALKER JOHN DAVIS WALLACE NELSON WAMPLER WARD WAMPLER LEON WARDLOW WM C WATKINS RAY E WATSON JAMES WEBB FRANK WEBSTER WALTER WEBSTER CECIL WEST JOHN R WESTFALL FRED WHEELER RICHARD WHEELER CARL WHITE RALPH WHITE WILLIAM WHITELOCK JAMES EDGAR WHITESCARVER CLYDE WHITWELL CHARLES D WIGGINS GEORGE B WIGGINS CHARLES WILHITE CHARLES NELSON WILLIAMS GENE WILLIAMS GERALD WILLIAMS JIMMY H WILLIAMS ALBERT S WILSON CLYDE A WILSON GEORGE WILSON LEON A WILSON FRED WINTER GEORGE WISE HAL WISE JR LLOYD WITHERS JOHN WOLFE RAY A WOLFE EUGFNE WOOD LLOYD WOOD RUSSELL WOOD THEODORE WOOD FRED WOODMANSEE BETTY WRIGHT CHARLES WRIGHT JAY WRIGHT JIMMY VKRIGHT EARL S WYNNE CLAUDE WYRICK I' NN 3 BURG BURG JE R .ACE L I JL IR OCK HTESCARVER IINS NS E WILLIAM S S MS N I SEE I' i 1 YLJY5 wg QR zh KING ACK I 9 41 5 Adoerfzyery zu KING 794016 We the business managers and the eclztors of KING JACK XXXVIU eppress grateful fappreezattou of the courtesy of the JCOUOWWQ busmesss and professional fzrms aucl orgamzatzorls of the cltstrzct zu aclvertzszrlg tu our year book, and respectfully solrozt for them the patrouage and support of our readers Allen S1- Ball Insurance Agency Beckman Grocery-f Berrian s Bottom Produce Bradbury Bishop Drug Co Burger Baird Engraving Co Al Burgess Burgner Bowman Matthews Lumber Co 1- Buttei field s C 85 A Barbecue Carlson s Dr Carney Chrlstman S Civic Theatre D H Clark O11 Co Collins Sweatt Dr. Cox Crescent Cleaners Dr. Crocker Crowl Jewelry Co. Hildred Currey Drachenberg s Jewelry fZaumseil s-I-J Elder Manufacturing Co. Empire District Electric Co:- Empire Garage Gas Service Company-f Greene s Green Top Roller Rink ' Dr. Gregory H. Hampsten Hayne s Drug Store Hedge-Lewis Funeral Home FRANCES WATSON KATHLEEN CRANE LESTER SPENCE BILL TILLMAN K 85 H Barbecue Kaibe Grocery SL Market Kassab s Kelso s Keystone Hotel S H Kress 85 Co Kroger s Markwardt s Matthews Coffee Merchants 85 Miners Banki- M1n1ste11a1 Alllance Missouri Utilities-f Modern Recreation Nance Furniture Co Newman s Norris Grain Co Oklahoma Tire 85 Supply Parkway Cleaners Dr. Pritchett Purkhisers Ice Cream Ramsays Reeves Jewelry Reynolds Hardware Richards Sears Roebuck Sc Co. Security Benefit Association The Sentinel-f ' Service Barber Shop Shadwell s Shoe Shop Shady s Barbecue L Dr. Slaughter and Dr. Munson Fred Spille Hirons Insurance Agency-f Hoerning Hardware 85 Lumber , Home Land KL Loan Co. Hotel Connor Hub Department Store Harry B. Hulett Insurance Agency-f Installment Finance Co, Jamison Drug Co. Joplin Joplin Joplin Joplin Joplin Joplin Business 'College Coca-Cola Bottling Co, Globe and News Herald Junior College Public Service Company Tire Service Star Bottling Works Dr. Stormont Switzer Printing C0, Teel Drug Co. Uncle Webb Webb Webb Webb Webb Webb West Tom City City City 'City City Corp S Cabin BELDKT Beauty Service Produce Recreation Parlor Wholesale Grocery C0 oration End Market West End Pharmacyj- White Rock Lunch Mrs. Wilder 1- Firms that advertised in KING JACK I 11908, Epitaphlof gaisy by R- G-A Campbell: Here lies Daisy, ever faithful, hardworking mu e. he made a I1'11St3.l?-9, She. klcked 452 privates, 336 c0I.p01.a1S, 259 sex.- ggingikntgf heutenantsf 94 C3Pt211I1S, 53 11121j0rs, 10 colonels, two generals, and SYMPATHETIC SERVICE True Sympathy Expresses Itself Through Sincere Service. We Attend to all Details HEDGE - LEWIS FUNERAL HGME 'S Z3 if Q . sfifsezafaea pvgfffgjfqjfg'-J 9 Wiilllldrf -ll . Telephone 355 301 West Broadway WEBB CITY, MO. There is no better way To keep in tune with the times Than by reading daily 1 he ,Unplin Celnhr THE JOPLIN NEWS HERALD An accurate and dependable E 24-hour news service . , d Jane'. g e hens. Parse the sentence 'Tom 111211118 , . i'ga:iiihStC1I?andal1' Ton1's a noun bedause he's the name of somethingg maimed ISI fl ' . . . . 1 ' 3 I 6 Conjunctjgn because It Joins Tom to Jane, Jane S a verb because she goveins 1 noun. ts. Xl SS Clgtty Tell all you know about Kea y h t th are. I enneth Kllne I don t know anythlng I don t eh en know W a ey Churches of Webb City sneer You CQ gg? is t ix l A ., ef r . '?.55 ' : ff-. -'fEf'Q52f, .E5f55ff5ff. sq N tw i j C X 1 SN M 11 5 I Nigga ,X ' I -:2:- . .1::r E 13:52:112515121f:i:2:f:g:f5s '' V. .. .- W.. ' Central Methodist Broadway and Pennsylvania West Side Methodist 1202 West Aylor Street Nazarene Austin and Webb Streets Pentecostal 215 South Main Street Presbyterian Broadway and Ball Streets Sacred Heart Second and Oronogo Streets Church of Jesus Christ 520 North Main Street Re-Organized Latter Day Saints Oronogo and Second Streets fSponsored by Webb Czty Ministerial Associationl ss Allen Name two of Shakespeare s famous plays. Avenue Saints For Beiierffppeazmfeve if The fw i7'6566lZfa lmieem HOWARD MARTIN, Manager H TTERS and YE S 120 North Webb St. Phone 150 WEBB CITY, MO. Miss Martin: G d finition of g bl T Jackie Day: A g bl t ' male turk y J net James: A ea esd oppe s a k nd of b d TEELLS Qi3iQESdTORE Only the best in foods and ice cream at their fountain. Exclusive dealers of Franklin XX Ice Cream and Leggett's 350,000 Chocolate Syrup. WALL PAPER - PAINT - GLASS Phone 138 HEAT and COOK with GAS The Clean and Dependable Fuel The as Service Company WEBB CITY, MISSOURI Congratulations to Class of 45 ALWAYS SERVE PURKHISER S ICE CREAM L L PURKHISER P7019 OFFICE N MAIN Webb City Mo Congratulations to the Class of 45 The Elder Manufacturlng Co Makers of MARK TWAIN SHIRTS FOR MEN TOM SAWYER SHIRTS FOR BOYS M e a Cock f U1 116 of ba helo dy n Wg, The following gem from a quotation of a quarter of a century ago was brought to the Latin class by Barbara Purkhiser and Ada Margaret Carney. It shows that our parents were not altogether engrossed with building Caesar's bridge across ALLE WEBB ClTY'S LARGEST DEPARTMENT STORE Q u cc ig To Please You - ls To Please You Again l' G. S. WEBSTER the Rhine: - , ' h -'b 5 loudae smackorum, ibus kissibus sweet glrlorum Daddlbus eau u Outae de doruml Boy ' - b 'bus Gu-ubus likibus, want someorum. Klckae de OY1 M1 5 Czotty Decllne loxe Gene Cen Dans Decllne love Not me CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS CF 45 Reynolds ardware 23 25 South Maln PTIOUC WEBB CITY lnpnee Garage COMPLETE REPAIR SERVICE O D T TIRE INSPECTION STATION No 1 WILLARD AND DELCO BATTERIES - Fast Battery Charger NEW TIRES AND TUBES A 24 HOUR WRECKER SERVICE AAA SERVICE Broadway Webb City, MO. Phone 89 Compliments of lWebb it aily Sentinel ESTABLISHED 1890 HAL M. WISE, Editor cmd Publisher M.iS's Allen: Define an abstract noun. B11l1eSmLflI3zi1go,r.s: An abstract noun is one that cannot be heard, seen, touched, or Copied from Donna Walkers English exam' ' 'He killed himself after bidding his yvjfe gogndiiznxvglglfei 'gun ,, THE BR DB RY-BI HOP DRUG CO. has joined the Cut Rate Drug Stores. Cut Prices every day Deep Cut Prices -on Saturday Lowest Prices on Wall Paper and Paints 61 Varnishes and 61 Enamels We Deliver C1l71SC1yS 9 89 JOPLIN, Mo. THE DISTRICT'S QUALITY STORE SINCE 1890 HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS: IT'S THE YOUNG PEOPLE WHO START EARLY AND KEEP GOING FROM WHOM THE WORLD HEARS IN LATER YEARS. KEEP GOING ! I ! Joplin usiness College JOPLIN, MISSOURI S. S. Teacher: Can anyone tell me where Noah lived ? U Dick Harvey: I don't think he had a regillal' 1101116 I 311955 119 21115 1115 belonged to the floating population. Phone 288 ' l Ken Funk Whv Locomotives are called 'she': They wear jackets and TJ' 0I'i1llOl1 Ny , . h Ve show, . . - h' ld . The have aprons and laps. Not only do they fl ly3lEeFheIg'ulia.vSe ghost pumbps and even hose, while they drag then' trams belunll f Alwnvs , me , Y - B Q , mfsn B ff W'-Hmmm Q . ' I 9 0 ' 0 9 1 r gg Q v , 0 0 dm 9 f 5 'S a QQ . Q3 --L41 ,. ,,. 1.-'Q ,,,. - I Q 'f-t?1tg1g'f1eQ7- ' ' , , . -.-5 O :-Keen? -. - At Your Grocer's WE EXTEND TO THE CLASS or '45 oUR SINCERE CONGRATULATIONS! arr B. Hulett Insurance Agency No. 27 South Main St. Phone No, 6 D. H. Clark il o. Independently Owned and Operated 301 E. Broadway phone 9627 WEBB CITY, MO. th - - . em. They also attrect attentlon wlth puffs and nmuftlers, and sometimes refuse to work. At h .- y . , require a mans? fe2dniieE1?,ef?' need to be Switched- They need gllldlllg- and s and Peggy VV3lt91'S' 'tCut off all the dead limbs re 1 ' N 1 ' y f ' l ' ,Q 1 1 ' 1 , . 1:1323 up all holes S0 bugs Cami get in, and th gnoxe pieces of deul buk, Cl U11 m QE Jas 9627 -a refuse 5, and ...-......,....... l e iees vslll bean piunes. T116 R' Corporation ENGINEERS SL MACHINERY MFGRS. WEBB CITY, Mo. C' H' BENTLEY H. J. BELLAIRS Pres. 8: Gen. Mgr. Secly-Treaq TELEPHONES 29 and 30 arkwa Cleaners N ELL LOWE MONTLIE BENINTENDI Better Dry Cleaners CLEANING, PRESSING and REPAIRING PHONE 81 WEBB CITY, Mo. 414 WEST DAUGHERTY Congratulations to Class of 1945 MISSCURI UTILITIES Fine J ewelry, Courteous Service, and Low Prices, have made this store the headquarters for Gift Buyers rowl cwclry o. WATCH WORK GUARANTEED 108 W. Daugherty Street Webb City Definition on abiology test by Johnny Inman: The spiral column is a collec-lixou of bones running up and down your back and keeps you from being lflss Clfrll up to your neck. H en What use IS the p st11 of a flown 91 zzffwfkzfpf 5 The yewelfyf Qffore Not only of Joplm but of the TT1 State D1str1ct YOUR FAVORITE for value and dependablhty 601 Mam F1 ISCO Corner odern Recreauons, nc F L MILLER Mgr BOWLING 0 POCKET BILLIARDS 0 PING PONG 515 J OPLIN ST. JoPL1N Mo. PHONE 1270 REEVE JE ELRY Offer Their CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATES OF THE CLASS OF 1945 If It ls Jewelry You Want- See Us 406 JOPLIN STREET JOPLIN, MO. Evelyn Altherrz The pistil of a flower is its only protection against insects,,, O1'l191' ON G 1 1270 , MO. BobHedfth,' '-f ., . , . of fixisolof lalgglfjibflcsb :If them Wie H0 111U'0een in the an- we should an die Compliments L B RGESS INSURANCE EXCLUSIVELY Joplin BERRIA ' ' ' .for FRESH MEATS AND GROCERIES 1001 W. Daugherty Phones 144 and 145 Congratulations to the Class of '45 . Beckman rocery 924 W. DAUGHERTY PHONE 252 WEBB CITY COUNCIL NO. 277 Security Banff!! Assvviafivu rf , 1 If 5 B vxx l x : s EQ? A I .f' ' n I Eli,-'ff if 'K nn ' xx 0 ' REAL FRATERNAL INSURANCE A general hospital for the benefit of all members. An investigation will'su1'prise you Jean Madden, in Mrs. Gibson's class: The function of the stomach is to hold up the petticoatf' 1 X Dentist: What kind of filling do you want in your tooth, my little lady? Madelyn Adamson: Chocolate . .Joplin unior College Fully Accredited by The University of Missouri and State Department of Education Member American Association of Junior Colleges H Congratulations to the 1945 Class L A W R E N C E ' S WHITE ROCK LU CH Sixth and Joplin, JOPLIN, MO. Frosted Malteds - Nuff Seal GOOD FOOD IS GOOD HEALTH Congratulations to the 1945 Class KEY TO E Hotel and Coffee Shop r Cooled for Your Comfo V MORGAN Manager JOPLIN MO PHONE 1220 Compliments to the Class of 1945 Civic: Theatre Lois Watson Please God make Chica 0 the capital of 111111015 MIS WMS011 Why Lois ale you askmg this? Lois Cause that S what I Dut on my examination paper today Miss Stormout Cin business Englishj: What does M, D' Stand form, Bright pupil fBarba1-a Johnsl' The lett M ' , - ers f. D, stand for 'mentally deficient? 0 You Need elpin g and . ' f '1 ' J .iil 1 h1:. ' 'i l im nn 4 Q You can depend on us to help with money problems Easy, Convenient Terms iE1?20 For Information See Us Webb City, Mo. i t y Mr. MacDonald: t'Charles, give a definition of an oboe. Charles Murray: 1'An oboe is an American tramp. I 1 B111 T111n1an Tugonometly 1S when a lady ma1r1es thlee men at the Same H1119 W KARBE Gr ocer y and Market Karbe Sells M ore Grocerzes for S1 O0 Them Anyone 205 NORTH MAIN WEBB CITY PHONE 155 CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 45 Newman S A Communzty Instztutzou Congratulations to the Class of 45 BURGNER BGWMAN MATTHEWS LUMBER . WEBB CITY, MISSOURI ' 401 East Broadway Phone 24 WEBB CITY PRODUCE EGGS, POULTRY AND FARM PRODUCE ...EVERYTHING THE FARMER NEEDS... DOXIE WOODARD, PROP. 115 W. Daugherty St. Phone 193 Ifreddy Brooks: Guerilla warfare means when both sides get up to monkey tucks Jack Lowe turned in' thi.s biography of Stevenson to Miss Allen: Robert Louis Stev- enson got married and went on his honeymoon. l't was then he Wrote 'Travels VV1th a Donkey'. OUR CONFIDENCE is the asset We cherish most. It is a responsibility to bring that EXTRA measure of quality for your money. We do notf take this responsibility lightly . . . Our organization is keyed to choose the fine clothes for your family which you associate With the name HUB If you appreciate fine quality at budget approving prices -if you like friendly, courteous service-We solicit your kind patronage on these merits. Yours for Victory in 1945 DEPARTMENT STORE - - - ' lish class: 'The lark that soars on dewy f d P ole, defining DOQUY U1 Eng , . . - - h d tint Win Jing' ncdeans that the lark was going so hlgh and flapping his wings so ar 1 he broke into perspirationf, Miss C1-otty, asking questions on a test: Give a definition of a period: identify dido, and tell what the word transparent means. On Lois Dean Burris's paper: A period is a dot at the end of a sentence. Period costumes are dresses all covered with dots. ebb Cit Recreation LES ULMER, Mgr.- Class of '20 ' Pocket Billiards ' Snooker ' Tobaccos ' Soft Drinks 110 W Daugherty St. WEBB CITY MQ. On Jane Inman s paper: D'd . marks 1 o means the same and 1S usually represented by didg On Joyce Seludge s paper: T . Instance a keyholef, ransparent means Somethlng you can see through, for c 1 11 r' Y r 11 M1-s, RObiHSOn'S Cl2lSS. nTO keep fronl turning Sour, you should kc l it in the cow, l WYATT,S VVEST END ARKET f s . The Best the Market Aifords 'At Reasonable Prices ,N 5Meats, Fresh Fruits and Vegetables 3 4 Phone 266 West End harmacy I MODERN SUPER SERVICE Your Neighborhood Drug Store 930 West Daugherty St. Vi Webb City, Congratulations to the Cl ass of '45 Sears, Roebuck and Company Has served the Nation for over 57 yearsg may We continue to serve you? Buy War Bonds Tommy Rogers' definition of a circle: A circle is a round line with no k1HkS joined up so as not to show where it began. Mr, llurclint 'AXVI15' does Rlariun Bentley: So the cream rise to the top? A people can get it. l 1 'Rib r, . .T Q59 'B bs i , .- ss 1 1 Q Hearty Congratulations, II 'I' f ' f Graduates! ' l Ixour tliploma is emblematic ol: the mencan WHY of Life and entitles f ' I You to 90 Forth in the career of your choice. h IFE? ' 11 AMERICAN WAY OF L What lst e h Se me work we da. +0 C oo , ThToPZ:Z:i and have the Iar9e'r:'?:Le hat we 3 ' To know and teel T H1 knee d Clin no'I' bow e' I ToTi'aL1e E-echaHe1 ot the State- To be the master ot ouritatijin To dare. to risk. 'IU lose' bo .n I To make our own career 99' - To serve the world in our own gay' T ain in wisdom, day IVY ay: . 9 9 : 5 to ruse. and zest to cI.m . With hope CAN WAY OF LIFE, That is the AMERI A THE EMPIRE DISTRICT ELECTRIC CO. An American-Way Institution Hrs Qeludge: Name the three laces of man ,, Bob Nloss Foot race, h 0F59 VHCG, and automobile 1'aCe Miss CTOUYZ Joe, translate - f ff' H Joe Sullens: The king fleesggx ublt' Apr-Pt 112 ' f1wYw LT!'UI ' as -' 1 H ' gg' W 3 X Nl! 1 A'!' 5ITi5fmJ5 1gj1j257iV121lY :naw N, X ,., ERCHANTS Sz MINER ANK WEBB CITY, Mo. A Good Place to Do Your Banking ..,....,.M'.,.-.,.. Member Federal Deposit Insurance C01'p01'ati0n Miss Crottyz You should use 'has' in translating the perfect tense. Joe Sullensz The king has flees. . , , . v - - -fogted an11nal?' , , A -. Hwrden. 'XXh'1t is gr S1116 l . - . Y ' ' oes not Quirlelv Blanton: 'FA sure-footed animal is an annual that, when it kicks, It d miss. ance Furniture Co. Everything For the Home 9 -11 south Webb street Phone 79 Compliments of . H. KRESS 31 Co. WEBB CITY, MISSOURI U16 WIIZHI' friufi g Hvmpauy i Publishers of THE GRAPHIC REVIEW fmore than 15,000 readers in Central Jasper County, Mo.D . . . and THE WEBB CITY LEADER fa Weekly subscription publicationj From Bob Stults' chemistry paper: Chlorine gas is ver ' ' -' y inguiious to the human body, and following experiments should, therefore, only be performed on the teacher. I l M s S 1 dg Correct, 'It was me who brok, the window'. Delb t Je k 1 It wasn't me who brok th I' d W. NEW TIRES TIRE REPAIRING 3 I TIRE TREADING Official Tire Inspectors for Jasper and Newton Counties. Let us help you get the most miles l out of your tires. I i Authorized Hawkinson Tread Service The personnel of our shops are Skilled Work- men . . . Highest grade materials obtainable are used in all departments. Our Rule-Safe, Careful, Thorough Quality Work On Every Tire 1 oplIn TIre Service O. E. OLIVER - O. R. SMITH Twenty-Second and Main Sts. Phone 620 J 0 P L I N, M 0 . Mrs M ers: Were you begg g ook es from Mrs. Tarrant aga J h Y 9 Johnny? No, mom, I just s d Th s ho e smells as 'f 't was full E f h 1 l X Poetical Effusion by Shirley Palmer: As I was laying Qn the green., small English book I seen, Carlyle's Essay on Burns was the edition, S0 I lett it laying 111 the same position. Congratulations to the Class of '45 C. Sc A. Barbecue 2608 Main St. JOPLIN, MO. all nsuranee Agency COMPLETE INSURANCE SERVICE ZINC ORE BUILDING Telephone 180 Webb City, Missouri klahoma Tire 81, Supply ompany 1620 S. Main St.-and-414 Joplin St. Phone 603 Phone 633 J OPLIN, MO. One of Jackie Cogbill's health rules also on a Biology testg TO be. strong and healthy, you must eat several verrnins every day. V Bob Heqworth's account of Cromwe11's death: Cromwell was thrown from his horse suffered a fracture of the F d ' A A ' H eu al System, and died of it. There's Always the Unexpected! Are You Insurecl Against It? Comprehensive protection for your home and valuables is Waiting for you. Call us today! It costs you a little-may save you a lot! w N The Hirons Insurance Agency 108 N. Webb sb., Webb city. Pbbbe 172 HAMP TEI ' P H 0 T 0 G R A P H S SCHOOL - COMMERCIAL Q PORTRAIT 806 N. Wilson-Box 404 Webb City, M0 COMPLIMENTS OF nstallment mance ompan 121 West Fourth Street TelePh0110 830 ' Joplin, Missouri J. W. RATCLIFFE GRAHAM S. JONES Webb City holesale Grocer Compan PIONEER WHOLESALE GROCERS Phone 140 Webb City, Mo ' -dg D f' e tyoke1'. . ,- Cilliirllrfcjifix Yokgllils the way people talk t0 each Othel' In the Alps' X From an essay on A Ramble in Woods Valetta Hoerning wrote: A ramble is an animal with four legs, some of them very fierce. Congratulations Seniors of '45 We will be glad to take care of your present and future needs in our line of merchandise. We are headquarters for nationally adver- tised Jewelry. Keepsake Diamonds W00d's Art-Carved Ring Ensembles Bnlovas - Hcwniltons - Elgins Evershamp and Sheajjfer Pens and Pencils rachenbergk ewelry Phone 921 Webb City, Mo. 114 N. Main otel onnor JOPLIN, MISSOURI Kit Kat Coffee Shop H ul Lune h Open for Breakfast, Luncheon and Dinner Open 24 Hours Private Dining Rooins and Ballrooms for Social Functions . Miss Stormont: You don't know the f' t th' b ,, Wilfred Smith: Don't tell me they're izE.icingli11?a5!'?ut Syntax. Hal .ikoggilifgngy in History class: Chivalry is the attitude of a man towards a strange COMPLIMENTS OF Home Land and Loan Co. General Insurance A 108 N. MAIN, WEBB CITY PHONE 301 A. D. HATTEN, Mgr. CARL O ' Seed - Feed - Hardware INDEPENDENT MERCHANT 1708 MAIN JOPLIN HADY' BARBECUE Fried Chicken, Suzy-Que Potatoes, Barbeeued Ribs, and Basketburgers 2703 Main JOPLIN, M0- Gene Dooley: 'AA juvenile is what King Saul threw at David when he was Playing the harp for him. Fifinces Watson, in English Class: Homer wrote The Oddityf' usiness anal rolqassionof Directory C. F. GREGORY Osteopathic Physician and Surgeon 624 VVest Broadway Phones: Webb City, Mo. Office 23: Res. 116 HEAR THE WORLD'S GREAT ARTISTS MEMORIAL HALL Joplin MRS. JAY WILDER, Managel DR. FRED S. CARNEY DENTIST TELEPHONE 240 Webb City Bank Bldg. Webb City, Mo. DODGE-PLYMOUTH 8: DODGE TRUCKS Authorized Dealers North Main at A St., Phone 912, Joplin Automobile Dealers Since 1920 Office Phone 21 Residence Phone 716 DR. M. S. SLAUGHTER DR. P. B. MUNSON Osteopathy and Surgery 205 W. Broadway Webb City, Mo. HAYNES DRUG STORE PRESCRIPTIONS A SPECIALTY -MEETK YOUR FRIENDS HERE- WEBB CITY BEAUTY SERVICE 210 W. Broadway, Webb City, Mo. Hair Styles That You Yourself HILDRED CURREY Teacher of Piano, Theory and Harmony 307 Broadway Phone ..,. Can Comb Phone 147 Laura Cummings K E L S O ' S FEED - SEEDS KING JACK FLOUR BABY CHICKS mth and Main Joplin, MO, FRED SPILLE RADIO Sz APPLIANCE SALES CO. 115 W. Daugherty-Phone 72-Webb City A Philco Dealer Electrical Merchandise of All Types Jnn Hicks: Quarantine is a four-masted ship. Bob Woodard, in Math class: Lxxx means Love and Kisses. usiness uno! Prokssionaf Directory Compliments of 7 BoTToM PRODUCE V55716 5 Ora E' Bottom, Mgr' THE FASHION CENTER Phone 1275 29 S. Main ' Ph0I16 47 Main at 420 ' JOPIN EAT AT UNCLE TOM'S CABIN Velma Cripps, Prop. JAIVIISON DRUG CO. JOPL1N'S OLDEST DRUG STORE 614 Main St. Phone 9614 116 East Daugherty Prescriptions, Trusses, Elastic Stockings KROGER'S CHRISTIVIAN'S SUPER MARKET Joplin's Complete Department 1705 Main St. Store 9352-JOPLIN Eisenberg Dresses and Costume Jewelry Sold in Joplin Exclusively Here R I C H A R D S The Shop of Original Modes 406 Main Joplin Phone 2110 Congratulations to Class of '45 SERVICE BARBER SHOP Pauli Stokes, Prop. IT PAYS T0 LOOK WELL 116 E. Daugherty St, Webb City, Mo. Phone 681 SHADWELL'S SHOE SHOP in the Civic Theatre Building For High Grade Shoe Repairing at Very Reasonable Prices A Full Line of Shoe Polishes and Laces THE SWITZER PRINTING COMPANY'S LITHO-TONE CARDS FOR GRADUATES Maiy Davis: An evangelist is one who brings the gossip. l 1 l XXldHt Tll ll lt db l I 1 Rlde the Yellow Busses and A E oplin Public Service Co CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF HOERNING HARDWARE and LUMBERCO. At The FFISCO 1003 W. Daugherty Q El bth y dgdq Bill Shanefs cure for the nose bleed: To stop a no e H 1 't 1 - ' ' your heart Stops beatingnn s 9 eec, 5 am on youl head til For pfegple on the go JOPLIN COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. JOPLIN, MISSOURI GRRIS GRA1 Co. A Great Name in Feeds cmd Grain for over 40 Years Full Market Price Is Paid for All Grains COMPLIMENTS Matthews offee The SouthWest's Finest Cafe Special Jackie Cogbill: Give me some of that prepared Monoacetecacidester. Druggist: You mean aspirin? Jackie: Yeah, I never can think of that name! Miss Allen: Give me a sentence with an object. Jack Lowe: You are very beautiful. Miss Allen: What is the object? Jack: A good English grade. usiness uno, Prokssiona! Directory The Spot Light of Fashion Kaffab 'J Joplin, Mo. Hours: 10 a. m. to 12: 1 to 6 p. m. PAUL L. PRITCHETT, M. D. OFFICE OVER TEEL DRUG Phone 764 Res. 927 W. Second St. Res. Phone 383 DR. O. H. CROCKER DENTIST Coyne Building 11455 West Broadway Suite 1 and 2 Telephone 15 Office Hours: 10-12: 2-5: Sundays by Appointment R. M. STORMONT, M. D. Res. Phone 201 Office 114 N. Webb St. Office Phone 429 Webb City, Mo. STAR BOTTLIN G WORKS Bottlers of SMILE 407 East Daugherty Phone 9 DRUG. W. COX OSTEOPATH1'C PHYSICIAN 108 W. Broadway S-K-A-T-I-N-G GREEN TOP ROLLER RINK ' Monday Night, Beginners. Friday, School Kids' Special Private Parties from 10 till midnight Phone 5923-R-2. N. Main, South of St.one's Compliments of K. AND H. BARBECUE Harry Frizzell, Mgr. Corner Spectators Welcome Wreck COFHSI' Ph0I1e 9635 Off L1 tograplis 'Vlr Chancellor: Now, what are you doing? Learning something? Jack Scearcy: No, Sir: just listening to you. 1, , ' -9, V . -f V V -, -ia. V .yi - xx. V V f' VV -555 'gb , .V -fz'4 V.f'9 ?w'sg?'- 'A V UVLQ QV1 ?sVV--Vw V115- V. 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