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

Text from Pages 1 - 146 of the 1947 volume:

Ziff ..f-- ' -'- ,, . ., ,. , 7,--Q I, XI-, ,. , 4 - f HEFTARY .,,'-i:f .H+ vm LT:'.a:.t'.:h 5 i I wg. .az-1 Emgififsgg miw-ie, M-0 64050 3 I H MID-CONTINENT PUI umrnwlllqgqiyslqnlllgfag MID-CONTINENT PUBLIC LIBRARY mmm i.TfW A'!'1'il F B' ff' lf' I IBRARY 1111111111111111111111111111111l1lll111l1l1I1l11H111 A 'R U W 1 15111 Undwendence Brandi N ' 3 000011321358 5 kff 51518f1WiY2'43'5PfiN! Independence. M0 64050 Mz'ss0urz', u puff gf zfze Louisiuuu Puffcfzuse zu 1803, was uu'uu'zzeu' to zfze Uuiou ou August 10, 1821, us Me Zweuzyjfourzu state---fuefrsi state west gf zffze Mz'ssz'sszfpz'. .Az - vs .rn :gi S4 'A 3:3 ll 3. 1-, i v l f ,Q WW THE IPRESIUDIENT OIF THE YUNHTED STATES Fin! Presirlenl from Missouri Our Presidmf IlC7A1'?J0 N APRIL 12, 19J,5, after the sudden death of President Franklin Delano Roosevelt, Harry S. Truman, of Missouri, became President of the United States-the thirty-third President and the seventh Vice President ever to assume that high and responsible office. Son of a farmer, Mr. Truman was born in Lamar, Missouri, on May 8, 1884, but his home has been at Independence, Missouri, since his early childhood. A graduate of Independence High School, he held positions in banks as clerk and bookkeeper 3 but always felt the lure of life on the farm, Where he spent ten of his happiest years. In the Missouri National Guard, and as a captain of a Field Artillery battery overseas in World War I, Mr. Truman performed distinguished service to his country. In 1922 he was elected a judge of the Jackson County Court, and from 1926 to 1934 he was presiding judge, and made an excellent record of integrity and efficiency. Mr. Truman, elected United States Senator in 1934 and re-elected in 1940, rendered intelligent and loyal service in the Senate, and especially, as chairman of the Investi- gating Committee which bears his name, did he play a vital role in World War II in eliminating much of the War Waste. He Was elected Vice Presi- dent on the Roosevelt-Truman ticket in 1944. As President, he has assumed, courageously and patriotically, the most stupendous task that ever confronted a chief executive of this nation -the reconstruction of our own nation, rehabilitation of other nations, and Winning of World Peace, after the most devastating War in the history of mankind. President Truman's splendid business acumen, his good common sense, his unswerving devotion to duty will serve him Well now, as in the past. Hats off to The Gentleman from Missouri ! lano xited ar to May early ns in ?arm, illery .ished ckson made llected ,ligent westi- World Presi- ly, the nation lations, history os good all now, G JAC '.-V En- Wcbb Kify HMI Sclzrfol Webb Kify, ,Missvuri Volume XL Erlftors-BARBARA PURKHISER FRANCES NEWELL Business Mcmavgev'-EUGENIA CRAIG Art Editor-PATRICIA SHARP PI1 otogm ph Editor-RICHARD MAIJURIN pf'- -nw-1-1 whim NHT ninefeen only . e 1 ? wig, if ' in J? - 1 , , , , ' ,, , ,Q , , 'Q' ,M .g ,fir , LW- ,, ' KIN Y f f ar , -A f 5 M M, Z f, . f mh Q ' G JACK .,,. M., W- ----- -4 I X gt fix If ' 3. fig: M .X 'M A , X f ,T-V VZSS. X- A 'Y ,If . ' 1. X 1 f XC X x 'r N M' xy R Q QA A XF?- are om' ' Our memory book for 1947 has for its theme our own fair state- Missouri. Along with the happy retrospect of this year of our high school life may we ever cherish a grateful appreciation of our glorious heritage -the history, institutions, and achievements of the great commonwealth which has fostered our Webb City High School. May we, her sons and daughters, consider her achievements, not as a story that has been told, but as a living, growing, unfolding panaroma of loyal citizenship, high endeavor, and magnificent development, in which we may assume a respon- sible and worthy part. ,.s4........... A gym 3 A--AN - ,f fr, My Jwbm fee! for MISSGURI Mighty Mother of the West, with her marvelous resources h ' , er scenic Wonders and infinite beauty, her romantic history, and her illustrious citizens, who have contributed no small part in the upbuilding' of our state and nation. . Oh Mvfssomif Giant limbed cmd free, Great are the deeds God's futm'e holds for thee! ler scenic .llustrious xg of our GN TEN TS 2 6 , Bw I -K? g A-1 at 'J is H 1fJrx1'1T4A4ii.vT'9r -I N11- and fan Principal Chem his Office gre the shining l They sew serene supremely on will allure Yes, we juniors s diagraming to 1 elusive iufiuitix x:,, L -elx will lllgll V 2 suwxw' Sfzlmilizzr Scenes 'Business as usuall' with a Very busy Superintendent Keeping many records- Not exactly a pastime in the office of the superin- tendent's secretary, Mrs. James American history class study Missouri's position in the Louisiana Purchase All appear to be reading in the library. What! no funnies '? 1 ld Vx' lui- 4 X -lvl axial 11' m fl.5M,k:11,fl'ox'6 --llliilxlgf ll' ll They sew serenely and supremely on gowns that will allure lawn, we ,lillllfllcf still use fli:sig'raz:m2if fo r1mst,0x'the C-lllltwll. lf ini :mi wif I X Miss FRANCES DAWN NEWHLL Slfzeeiz Qf lX71'7Zg fur! , f , W2 6 9 , ,gf , 7' 7 ' S THE QUEEN,S ATTENDANTS !fff4+mfr,xI:'r 'PARRISH MISS CAROLYN CHEW f '- fi::IiU'I'I1Y SMITH MISS LUCILLE ALLEN Uze .Queen is' gffllff Page 12 Carolyn Chew, Jack D. Lowe, Lucille Allen, Bob VVheeler, Max Huff, Carl England, Terry JB-meS, Jack E- Lowe, DOPOUIY Smith, Frank Bair, Rosemary Parrish. Frances Newell-Queen - . Virginia Waggener-AFlower Girl Jimmie DZVISSOH-Cl'0YVH Bearei The Coroezezfiofz gfzfze Queen gf KING fACK APRIL 18, 1947 Processional, Pon1p and Chivalry fRobertsJ ...... ......,........ H igh School Orchestra TIWIIIIDGUBVS .,.................,........................................... ....... C arl England and Max Huff C7'0'ZU7ZZ.7Zg gf Zine Qzzeeiz Queen of King Jack ....... ' Newell Master of Ceremonies ................,....,.....................,..... ,. ..........,...,...,., Terry James, President of Senigr Class Maids of Honor and their Escorts: Lucille Allen, Bob Wheelerg Carolyn Chew, Jack D, Lgweg Dorothy Smith, Jack E. Loweg Rosemary Parrish, Frank Bairg Flower Girl, Virginia Wagg'one1'g Crown Bearer, Jimmie Davisson. Program In Horror gf Tbe Queen Piano Solo, Venetienne Barcarolleu QB. Godardh ..,,., ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,-- -,---- It I adelyn Adamson Violin Solo, Concerto in G Minor fBruchJ ........... -q-'----K-.---- P aula Fite Reading, The Waltz CDorothy Parkerj ....... --,A,- B Iary Lee Stewart Solo, In My Garden CFirestonel .........,.... M,-.,.--q'-.- J ames Bruff Flute Quartet, Valse Staccatou fFethJ Girls Quartet, Sing Me to Sleep QGreeneJ Shadow March fProthoroep Recessional, Pump and Chivalry CRobertsJ ,.,,,,, -f-.k' H igh School Orchestrll , ,, 4 004 0 AD E. Louie, Dorothy ivisson-Crown Bearer .F -w 2' 7 'Fl'-,z 'f' ,, ,wfi 1 I S aff., 3,5 ,. ,V 'if ui .- ,ffx . . , .,,,, iv M, , 1, 34 Kyo! 5 lk . .SJ 5: I l A I x .f ' I -I-1 V' mfr! ',j.ga3' , H lk ' -I ffffw- 1 School Orchestra ind and Max Huff ,..,.Frances Newell lent of Senior Class , Jack D. Lowe! ver Girl, Virginia ..Madelyn Adamson U ---,.,-,-,,,,, Paula Fite ...Mary Lee Stewart ..........Ja1nes Bruff gh School Orchestra Q KY fam 1 ' 4 -I ., J f . Q, my . MISSOURI STATE CAPITOL Built 1913-1918, at Jefferson City 4'Standing high on the cliffs overlooking the Missouri River, eoniniand- ing a clear view of the beautiful surrounding countryside, this magnifi- cent building is an enduring monument of the resources, traditions, in dustry, and vision of the great commonwealth it represents and serves. 4004 ADMINISTRATION 'Q . I N 1 I .1 , in lr 1 fa Z? 1. 11 1 Z ,V 1 BWRANK C DON O- Treasurer gllllflf of Sducafion C077ZW7Z'ff6EJ --- 1946-1947 Building dnd Grounds- T edcliers- Albert Fahrman Ed MUITKY Ed Murray , Don Adamson Finance and Supplies- Rules and Regulations- Don Adamson VV. C. Myers Frank Nelson Albert Fahrman C' S. BRADBURY Textbooks and Course of Study Vice President , Acting President Frank Nelson W. C. Myers 'L 'x ED MURRAY MRS. MADGE T. JAMES W. C. MYERS Secretary JL 5101 fflfffflf 'llmourz 3l'11zI M Dmzzelly llllll Clomrnor Waller Najlor D11 1 81111111 St 1' 1 on I It 111x11r1r onrl 111 ll fl or I I l 0fl'LXf XII 1ffV gjfjll H L I 1111 tr Page 14 4' 1'1f'.f .1i. - 'f 1 ,- , , .. 111. :Bel ,-S1111 111 2,11 11 W, W11 ,H 51 11 A1111 1 5 ,411 5,f'1 -5,,,!,'!- ,j'f'.f ,fl ' Q 5 'at Q DAMSON .lrer 014 S011 lations- 1'S IYIIIELH 1 1 W. C. MYERS XKC7'L'l!l7:V of Stale, mmf, li lluylrfr. IN MEMORIAM W. H. THOLBORN MAY 10, 1883 - OCTOBER 4, 1946 Member of the Board of Education, 1939-1946 President of the Board, 1941-1946 Sunset anal evening stew, And one clear call for me! And may there be no moaning of the bm' When I put ont to sen, For though from out our bonrne of time and place The flood may beam' me ffm'-, I hope to see my Pilot face to face' When I have crossed the btw: -TENNYSON r I gqrvanav D. R. MCDONALD SUPERLNTENDEANT OF SCHOOLS B. M. CHANCELLOR PRINCIPAL OF THE HIGH SCHOOL ff' 1 V I I ' ffiily ' .cel 27 X. Vx. tts: , fx- J: if -f,- ,' 4- ' r 1: is fmzgdffv.,-K W3 KENNETH L. LOCKE Social Science English E IX 5 1 IlMAYME L. STINNETT 1 Social Science i First Aid CORA M. COFFEE Social Science THERINE WINTER Social Science English . Y f 3 Z' 'I Y HELEN HERROD A ' V 1 HENRIETTA CROTTY MM' ALDRIJ Social Science SALLY ANNE CRAY! FORD English and Latm Mathemati- English and Speech ,Afleef Our 91' km! -- M QQ, Extra- Currzrzzlar Aletheans-Mr. Shonk Camera Club-Mr. Dunphy CARDINAL NoTEs-Miss Crotry Cheer Leaders-Mrs. Ball Class Plays-Mrs. Crawford A Coaches-Mr. Dunphy, Mr. Williams, Mr. Shonk Debate-fMrs. Crawford, Mr. Locke Dramatics Clubs-Mrs. Crawford, Mrs. Coffee CJr. Highj Drum Corps-Miss Stinnett Eighth Grade Sponsors-Mrs. Crandall M GOLDIA STEPHENS English , rs. Coffee, Mr. Fite Game Clubs CJr. Highj-Miss Stephens, Miss Winter, Mrs. Martin, Mr. Fite Guild-Miss Herrod Gun and Rod- . . g Hi-Y and Y-Teens-Mr. Snead, Miss McAmis Junior Sponsors-Mr. Locke, Mrs. Crawford, Mr. Williams KING JACK-Miss Crotty, Miss Aldr'd McAmis Mr. Locke, Mr Babbitt CJ1' Hi hh 1 ge, Miss Stephens, Miss MARGARET B. MERRITT English General Language INEZ RODGERS EFFIE sUE MCAMIS MEL C' SFEAD Study Hall and Library Commerce C0H1H16-Ice ai Visual Educa DOROTHY CRAP Mathematic ,la VERNON .X BAR Diversified Occ-upa l-'ll ANCES l I A All Home Ec-onomi HENRIETTA CROTTY English and Latin GOLDIA STEPHENS English ARGARET B. MERRITT English General Language MEL C. SNEAD Commerce MAY ALDIIIDGE Mfltllellmlivs RUBY MARTIN Visual Educzitioii Mathuematlcs Science DOROTHY CRANDALL Mathematics 'Ulm G. C. WILLIAMS Science U15 Zzculfy 14C'ZAZ UZ'ZZ.6.S' Music Ensembles-Mr. Fite, Mrs. Ball Music, Correspondence, Famous People, Speech-Clubs CJr. Highb- Mrs. Ball, Miss Stinnett, Mrs. Merritt, Mrs. Crandall National Honor Society-Mr. Chancellor THOMAS J. DUNPHY Athletics Biology HELEN S. BALL Ninth Grade Sponsors--Mrs. Ball, Miss Winter, Mr. Babbitt, Vocal Music Quill and Scroll--Miss Crotty Red Cross--Miss Stinnett School Boy Patrol-Mr. Chancellor Sports Club-Mr. Williams Thespians4Mrs. Crawford Victorians---Miss Aldridge VI1'l'VON .X. J U ISA liHI'I'T lllVHl'SlilP4l fn-1-upaxliozis 1 RlAY E. SHONK P lffwfllfki H WWJND Indusn-ial A1-ts llflllll' IG4-f.nmnif's 4-T Senior Sponsors-Miss Herrod, Mr. Snead, Miss McAmis A Seventh Grade Sponsors-Miss Stephens, Mrs.Martin, Mrs.Merritt Sophomore Sponsors-Miss Aldridge, Miss Crotty, Miss Hammond Student Councils-Mr. Chancellor, Miss Stinnett Ur. Highj MRS. MADGE T. JAMES Secy. to the Super- iutendent PAUL FITE Instrumental Music ANNABEL SAILOR Secy. to the Principal AX., ? Ulassfs A real tliiill for the aero- iiautics class- l:ml !m 'AIMS at the Elll'1JO1 E bmi , Future office Workers develop skill and speed- but where is the bubble A '7 slide rule d gum . iii lrigoiiome Sbeech Class lei Bookkeepers learn the I . . . , ,. ol beiiig bea magic oi figures. the , . 6. the stage xalue of ac-eouiiiiiig e Kill ievpaiii Clieiiiistiys l X tui em: work ou 'l 7 l distillation of liquids- perliaps Welyii Cm-'Q 1- U .- 174 941174 VA, 4 14 Lllzlaica 'ill for the aero- clnssf irport fice workers skill and speed- ll lsllljl' 31'9 is the bubble l-X slifla- rule- Ilt'lllUllSlLl'2ltlUll ers learn the mf figures, the f accounting '3' Stuflffnts Wm-14 U11 ,lllfmll ul' liquids , lf VM-Ill, f'lt.x s11fl w IL' H , -I l .u'L1lulf m1 lim ,,lf 61515555 ilfl Action High cost of furniture docsn't Worry these manual arts boys-they make their own A demonstration of courteous salesmanship by diversified occupa- tions students Orchestra giving Three Brothers a Working over-a first class Winner in the district contest A study of One World by the social science class Aiffllliriiig grace and beauty in physical education 7115555 in' ,441 2714 t of furniture 1 worry these l arts boys-they :heir own .stration of ' Jus salesmanship ersified occupa- tudents a giving Three ers a Working -a first class Winner district contest of One World by cial science class lg grace and beauty Vsical education ff Y W f , eff , f f 3 X ' ,,, 5 ff . r , ,N , , ,,c,,,,, miffff'::Wi , ym fzfifza MWwQ,f,f,a'f, 4, f...,,i, fx-, M ,af 4,451 Q, ,5, 5 , 4b,,f,,, j 9,1 Mfif?Q33Mg2f fy, 311,35 , 5215 f. f 7 ' QWW 2? ,, , , 7? 4 , 1 M a ,,s,, ,f ,o M 4 - ip, ,V,w5,f,f' f, -' , ,, 41 ,, Y , ,f.i,.,4 ,I ,,,,,,,, , , , ,, - m .- f f f, My-f ,U ff gf 'L gif' gg ' 4' cw ,f 545 ,frm 1 f 'JY V 'f ,if 35:3 1351, , 54 ff' f THE FAMOUS HISTORIC COLUMNS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI Jesse Hall and the famous historic columns of the first. building of the University of Missouri at Columbia. This first stale university West of the Mississippi River was established by law in 1839. A004 flfU0 GLASSES Auan Hunan Ted Parrish Terry James Tom Short Sem' r etary Vice President President T1'9215'-U el' Colors-Purple and White. Sponsors--Miss Herrod, Mr. Snead, Miss McAmis. , Best Girl Citizen KD. A. RJ Frances Newell: Best Boy Citizen IS. A. RJ Jack Cogbill. . Science Award-Robert Carlstead: Honorable Mention in Science-Allen Shaner, Jack Cogbill. A . 0 to Ch 'eq Honor Studeiits+Va.ledictorian, Barbara Purkhiserg Salutatorian, Frances Newell: Essayist, Lucille Allen, Pa P- 511' A Murray. . B . B k National Honor Society-Barbara Purkhiser, Eugenia Craig, Frances Newell, Charles M111'l'11y, G9f'l'f'Q Baldrldge, Ollllle E- Robert Carlstead, Patty Greene. Marjorie Herrcd, Rosemary Parrish, Harriett Record. Patricia Sharp. -10211119 mit - Marjorie Towner, Bob Wheeler, Irene Wolf. Sembr Pepys, Dzkzry September 5, 1946-This week, we, lately spending the days in idleness, did go back to the high school, Where We enrolled in many subjects, and did name Terry James as our Lord President. This in hopes of finishing our course in high school. November 24, 1946-Up betimes on Thanksgiving Day, and to the football field. Ted Parrish and other Senior knights did do bravely in trouncing our ancient enemy, Carthage, with a score of 28 to 7. It was a lovely sight when Her Highness, Frances Hopper, was crowned Queen of Football, and the Drum Corps stepped lively on the field. April 11, 1947-A fortnight ago many Seniors won first places at the Festival with sweet music and voices. Tonight our senior play, Rose in Bloom, did delight a great crowd. A week hence the beautiful consort of King Jack, Her Highness, Frances Newell, will be crowned Queen amidst great pomp and ceremony. It will be a proud day when we don our caps and gowns, some weeks later. May 9, 1947-To the Junior-Senior Banquet! All the young ladies did look lovely in their formal gowns g it was a pretty dinner, and all were very merry. On Lord's Day we will be edified at the Baccalaureate Services. On Thursday to the Class Day exer- cises, where our Honor students-Lady Barbara, Lady Frances, Lady Lucille, and Sir Charles-will make brave speeches. So to Commencement when eighty of us shall attain the prize of our labors. -MARY LEE STEWART l.. Page 24 rllvxander ,llcNazr, Registrar of St. Louis Land Offifc, was Jllfijllllfiii firs! gran-fimr Yczzalurc 'lilmnzz Hi ' lirulmi and Frank P. Blair are Missouris reprexwifufirrs in The Slafuliry Hiill of 'Mui builiiz' lsfllflfi Eapiflill Scnivr Hass of 7947 Process Invocati Scriptu r Dea1'es Sermon, Were '1 Benedict Recessio- Processii Salutatol Class Es Vocal So Class Or, Class Pri Mixed Q1 Class Wi vaiedicul Class Soi Recessiol Processio 1'nvocatio1 Vocal Sol Piano Sol Address, Nocturne Presentat Presentat Presentat' Benedictim Recession ' .F -x ' ' ,, 0 , ' 5 1 ' f i :J LK'i'lLLE DE ALLEN AT Vlfl-s F -iivisl llrl Quill :lul 51-1-ull I lf J, QJ'll'xl1 Qui Yftr-lnluvif Cal l'arflinnl 'Nutrs Gig, Jw. 11.1, Mi, ' l l lllvs .xr - lil Sr, X :4'u:'1,1ixs il Gui Ui. illni- rlih ggi,- Bd CCH !dZ47'66ZZ8 S67 UZ.C6.S' May 11, 19418 P. M. Processional, Pomp and Chivalry CRobertsJ..1 ,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,, ,,,,, ,,,,,,, H i g h School Orchestra Invocation .,1,...............,..,.....,........,........,,,,..,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,.,,, T he Rev. J. M. Brewer ' Scripture Reading ......................,...............,,.,,.,,,.,,......,,,, ..,,, T he Rev, E, G, Hamilton Dearest Lord Jesus tBachJ .................,.........,,.,,.,,.,,,,,,, ,,.,...,.,,.,...... G iris' Glee Club Sermon, A Timely Parable from the Master Teacher ,,,, ,,,,, T he Rev, Edwin F, Kagin Were You There? tSpiritualJ .....,...........,.,.,,................ ....... G iris' Double Quartette Benediction ....1.............,..............................,,,...,,,,......... ...,....,., T he Rev. B. L. Gash Rec-essional. Pomp and Chivalry fRobertsJ ......, ....... H igh School Orchestra Clays Day Exeffcises lr May 15, 1947, 10 A. M. Processional, P0mp and Circumstancen QElgaJ ,..., ....,,...... M ary Lee Stewart Salutatory, The American Heritage .,....................,,,,,,, 1.,..,, F rances Dawn Newell Class Essay, Act Well Your Part ...........,,,,.,,,,......,,,,,,,-, .,,,.,,,.,...,.,..., L ucille Allen Vocal Solo, 'fl Tipped My Hat qMarkes and Charlesp ,.,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,............ J ack D. Lowe Class Oration, The Value of Music ..,.....,,,,,.,1,,.,....,,,,,,,,,,l,,,,,,,,,,,,-,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,....,,,,....,....... Charles Murray Class Prophecy ...................................,.,.. ........,.,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,....., H arriett Record and Patricia Sharp Mixed Quartette, Sylvia fSpeaksJ .,.,,. ....... A da Carney, Dolores Moon, Jim Bruff, Terry James l Class Will ......................................,..,..,,..,,, ...,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 14 'rances Hopper and Rosemary Parrish Orabor, Charles Valedictory, 'fSpiritual Values of Life ,,,,.......,..,. ,,..,,.............,,........... B arbara Ann Purkhiser ie, Bonnie Brooks. Class song ' , i ' , ', ' ' '' ' ''' ' V Joanne Smith, Recessional, ' Pomp and C1r.cumstance QElgaJ ..,.. ....... M ary Lee Stewart Commencement May 16, 1947 Proccssional, Pomp and Chivalry fRobertsl ........,,............. ....... H igh School Orchestra Invocation ,,.,..,,.....,,..,,,,,,,...,,,............................,..... ...... T he Rev. Asa Ingram Vocal Solo, The Wind's in the South CScottJ ........... . ............................................ Ada Margaret Carney Piano Solo, Etude in G qMoritz Moskowskiy ...............................,.......................................... Irene Wolfe Address, Going Forward .....,........ President Rees Hughes, Kansas State Teachers College at Pittsburg I Nocturne CCainJ .............,.................................................................................................................. Nolnet ' Presentation of Honor Students ......, ....... ' . ..............................., Principal B. M. Chance lor ' dld go back Presentation of Class ,,,,...,.......,,..,,. .,..... ......,............... S uperintendent D. R. McDonald fames 35 0'-11' Presentation of Diplomas ........,....,.,,,,,............... ..,...... P resident C, S. Bradbury, Board of Education Benediction ,,-,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,..,,,,,,,,,,,,,.., ,..,,....,....,,..............,..........,.. T he Rev. Olen Bachlel' Recessional, Pomp and Chivalry CRobertsl ...... ....... H igh School Orchestra Jotball field. :ient enemy, ess, Frances ively on the Festival with ight a great mces Newell, ud day when d look lovely n Lord's Day ss Day exer- :ille, and Sir of us shall 'rs Thomas Hart States Capitol. Llif ll. l,l'. Al,l,l1.P. f I , lt. .-..,, l. I 'lllill ..ml S ll K J 'Yu'-rl: 'xi i:nilii':1l Nun li l - 14' hir' lt: 1 ',l, A i-.www 'lj 1 DELORES ATKERSON llrum Corps 4MajorJ Quill and Scroll Cardinal Notes Glue Club Mixed Chorus Sr. Hi, Oper. Guild Secy. Girl Reserves '46 Scwivrs--Hlass of 7947 4 FRANK BAIR Football Club Sr. .Play Mixed Chorus Sr, Hi. Oper. Madrieial One-Act Plays Natl. Athl. Hon. Soc-. GEORGE CROCKER BALDRIDGE Natl. Hon. Soc. Band Orchestra Alethenns '45 Hi-Y '46 THELMA ADELE BALL Y-Teens tS61'y.J ESTHER BARR Drum Corps '45 Guild lP1'Us.l Glce Club Mixed Chorus 'lti Victorians '45 C , Sr. HI. Oper. Girl Reserxvs '-lfi VIRGIL BOYD Football VV Club Ulm-'tl Club Gun and Rod Hi-Y '45 0r.i1or1m'uls '-1 23 m it PATRICIA ANN BRENTLINGER Y-Teens frIIl'C21S.l Victorians '45 BOB CAPP W Club Football Aletheans '45 Hi-Y '45 Gun and Rod Student Council '45 BONNIE MAE BROOKS Natl. Hon. Society Band fTreas.J Orchestra Camera Club Victorians '45 Guild '46 Girl Reserves '45 ROBERT CARLSTEAD Nat. Hon. Soc. Science Award King Jack Band Football Basketball Club Quill and Scroll Natl. Athl. Hon. Soc. BILL BROWN Football Club Tennis Glee Club Mixed Chorus Madrigal Aletheans Natl. Athl. Hon. ADA MARGARET CARNEY Student Council '44-'46 Cardinal Notes CSecy.J Soc. Glee Club fPres.J Mixed Chorus Nonet-Quartet Senior Play Thespians OneAct Plays JIM BRUFF Band Orchestra Brass Sextet Madrigal Boys' Quartet Hi-Y CV. Pre Mixed Quartet Glee Club PATRICIA ANN CARVER s.J Commercial Course Victorians Senior Play ' fCostumesl DICK BURDICK King Jack Staff Quill and Scroll Football '46 VV Club '46 Hi-Y '45 Oratforicals '45 CAROLYN CHEW K. J. Queen Attendant Quill and Scroll Cardinal Notes Glee Club Mixed Chorus Senior Play Thespians One-Act Plays Sr. Hi. Oper. EUGENIA RAY CRAIG CRISP Natl, Hon. Society Football King Jack Staff Gun and Rod fBus. MIIr.J Quill and Scroll Student Council Cardinal Notes Thespians Band lMajor '46l Cheerle-Euler 4l're-sl Victorian Page 26 TOMMY DANI-IAKL Glee Club Mixed Chorus Hi-Y '46 Alethezms '45 FRANKLIN DART Gun and Rod General Course Natl. Athl. Ho CARL DUNCAN Football Basketball W Club Tennis Senior Play Thespians Aletheans n. Soc. mioz' BILL BYLER Aletheans '45 Hi-Y '46 Aletheans '47 GRANT CI-IOATE General Course Stamp Club '44 Hi-Y '45 Aeronautics Club '42 FRANK BYRD Glee Club Mixed Chorus Aletheans '45 Hi-Y '46 JACKIE COGBILL Best Boy Citizen iS. A. RJ Student Council fVice-Pres.J Basketball Football Track W Club fPres.J Jr. Class V. Pres. Gun and Rod fPres.J Natl. Athl. Hon. Soc. ff! JA MES GARDNER W Club Football Hi-Y lSecy.j BOYS' Quartet Sr. and Jr. Plays One-Act Plays Natl. Athl. Hon. Soc. MARJORIF HERROD Natl. Hon. Society ' Nonet 4 Glee Club Mixed Chorus ' Girls Quartet , Flag Twirler 1 Sr. Hi. Oper. ' Y-Teens 4 i 1 COLLEEN EGNER Glee Club Mixed Chorus Sr. Hi Oper. Cardinal Notes Dramatic Club Victorians '46 Flag' Twirler Girl Reserves '45 EUGENE FAI-IRMAN Aletheans '45 Hi-Y '45 Football '44 Aletheans '47 IHAKLIATS RA ilflfh IIE Men f-:l Vi if-I. , ...Q '1 A 5,7 Gir Hoi b '42 FRANK BYRD Glee Cluh Mixed Chorus Aletheans '45 Hi-Y '46 JACKIE COGBILL . Best Boy Citizen QS. A. RJ Student Council fVice-Pres.J Basketball Football Track W Club fPres.l Jr. Class V. Pres. Gun and Rod lPres.l Natl. Athl. Hon. Soc lf '45 , J EUGENE FAHRMAN Aletheans '45 Hi-Y '45 Football '44 Aletheans '47 af 1947 JA M ES GA RUN l-IR WH Club Foot lml I Hi-Y lScry.l Boys' Quartet Sr. and Jr, Plays One-Act Plays N:n1l.Athl. Hon. Soc. MA RJORIF HERROD Natl. Hon. Society Nonct Glee Club Mixed Chorus Girls Quartet Flag: Twirler Sr. Hi. Oper. Y-Teens MARY JAN E GILLIAM lh-um Corps Girl Reserves '45 Glee Club Victorians Drill Team '43 FRANCES IIOPPER Football Queen Cheer Leaders lCapL.J Thespians Jr. Play Dramatic Club Victorians Girl Reserves '46 MARION ROBERT GLUVER School Boy Patrol lCapt.J Hi-Y '46 Aletheans '45 ALLAN HULEN Football Basketball Track Jr. and Sr. Plays W Club Senior Secy. Thespians Student Council Natl. Alhl. Hon. Soc. PATTY - GREEN Natl. Hon. Society Football Queen Attendant Quill and Scroll IV. Pres.J Cardinal Notes fEd.l Student Council Noneu - Glee Club Sr. and Jr. Plays Thespians Sr. Hi. Operetta JOHN INMAN Pres.'Student Body Football Basketball Track--Golf Sports Club CPres.J Senior Play W Club King Jack Staff Natl. Athl. Hon. Soc. EDWIN CHARLES GRENIGER Hi-Y '45 Aletheans '45 Gun and Rod W'lL'LIAM TERRY JAMES Pres. Senior Class Club Football Track Sr. and Jr. Plays Thespians Hi-Y QPres.J Boys' Quartet Natl. Athl. Hon. Soc. JACQUE HARDY Diversified Occupations BILLY JOE JOHNSON Oratorical '45 Gun and Rod ill 'xlfl,llf'i l,l1I h '.'..',Ilfl1 ll V 1' ' 1 f - 9' A I l f 'f ' 4 aa . 5. . EARN ESTINE LEWIS Y 'lic c 'e-' Class Usher Girl Rc+'crves '46 Home Er-. Club '45 gf -' I jf- . - ..,f,f,v , .:' ,yi-,V V - I 9. 1' f , 5- -,ag f ig.. -cf ' -' ,gff 1.4.4 , EUGENE LONG Wai Veteran General Course JACK D. LOWE Football W Club Glee Club Thespians Sr. Hi. Oper. Boys' Quartet Alctheans fTreas.l One-Act Plays ARGYL HARRINGTON Gun and Rod- HOWARD KEITHLEY War Veteran General Course .6 A, , f f vo- . .,,z . SCJ . A ' JACK E. LOWE Football W Club Track '46 Camera Club fPl'9S.j Student Council Aletheans '45 Hi-Y '45 Natl. Athl. Hon. '45 Soc . PATRICIA MAHURIN Nonet - Sextet Quill and Scroll Student Council '46 Mixed Chorus Glee Club Cardinal Notes Flag Twirler '46 Sr. Hi. Oper. WILLIAM ALVIN MAJOR Baud Clem- Club '45 Mixed Chorus '45 Camera Club '45 Hi-Y Uraiorical '45 Page 27 FRI-IDA MATTHEWS Yiitorizins Girl Reserves '45 a CHARLES MURRAY Class Orator Natl. Hon. Soc. lPres.J Band Orchestra Quill and Scroll King Jack Staff Thespians Jr. Play JERRY POTTER Football W Club Glee Club Mixed Chor. Band '46 Orchestra '46 Hi-Y Natl. Athl. Hon. Soc. Page 28 DALE McCULLOUGH VVar Veteran Sr. Play Thespians One-Act Plays Glee Club '42 Student Council Aletheans '43 King Jack Typist ,Y ROBERT N EWBY General Course Hi-Y BARBARA ANN PURKHISER Valedictorian King Jack Editor Natl. Hon. Society lV. Pres.j Quill and Scroll fSecy-D Student Council Thospians Cardinal Notes Glee Club Victorians GLEN MCKNIGHT Diversified Occupations FRANCES DAWN NEW ELL Queen of King Jack Salutatorian Best Girl Citizen fD.A.R.J ' King Jack Editor Natl. Hon. Society fSedY.J Quill and Scroll fPres.J Cardinal Notes Student Council fTreas.J Thespians BILLY RA PYLE Football Basketball W Club Hi-Y '46 Gun and' Rod WINONA MAE MESLIN Commercial Course Victorians Girl Reserves 4 5 BILL MOON Foctball Basketball '46 Track W Club Jr. Play Thespians One-Act Plays Hi-Y fPres.J Natl. Athi. Hon. Soc. NANCY LOU MOSENA Glee Club Y-Teens WV, Presb 3 A a I' f' I 1' , ,tV,'l 1 f, J ff- 41. M. 7 1 'P' I if SYLVIA BETTIE ROSEMARY OEHRING LHARLENE PARRISH SMITH ORR K Nat. Hon. Society Band '46 Diver-Sified K- J- Queen Orchestra '46 Occupations Attendant Camera Club Student Council Girl Reserves '45 QSSCY-l Victorians '45 Quill and Scroll Guild '46 lTreaS.J Cheer Leader tSecy.J Cardinal Notes tAsst. Ed.J Thespians Sr. and Jr. Plays Band and Orchestra HARRIETT MARVIN 1,015 RECORD RICHEY RICKE HUTCHERSON General Course Band King Jack Staff 513 ,Class Play Orchestra Natl. Hou. Society H1-X Glee Club gebate '46 Noiuet hespians Girls' Quart t Glee Club Victorians '55 Sr. Hi. Oper. Sr. and Jr. Play Girls' Octet Girls' Quartet Y-Teens CHARMAINE MOSS Commercial Course .ff V 7 lf' W at TED PARRISH Football Basketball Track Club Jr. Class Pres. '46 Sr. Class V. Pres. Student Council Gun and Rod LSecy. and 'Freasj ALAN SHANER King Jack Staff Hon. Mention, Science Hi-Y '46 Aletheans '45 enior l'.1'l'l4ll'lA KHAKI' fifml. llmi. Slig- lllllll 'tml Scroll lllllli -lack Stuff llnflsutr il, 'flu-syniizlls lrinllll '46 OVf'hr's1l'i1 Speech Play '46 C L N 5 I 'Z' Q fis h 04, i t 04 fe 291' if - -iii-, , ' ' : : Nl,-' HARVEY STEWART Fcolball s MA LE STI Fir: C Cari The: Sr. One Dra Sr. Flag Best BOB YVHl King Natl. Quill Cam' Aletl Hi-Y of, CHARMAINE l',X'l'Ill1'l 1 MOSS ' II XIII' Commercial Course N411 ll vp, Sm. rgnill .en-l 5-iwnll king ,lurk Yaff l lhduln in 'l'lIl'SlilIlllt fs I' TED PARRISI-I Society Football 1 Basketball t Track uncil W Club Jr. Class Pres. '46 lcrnll Sr. Class V. Pres. Student Council er iSecy.l Gun and Rod rites lSecy. and T1-eas.J , Plays rchestra ALAN SHANER King .lack Staff Hon. Mention, Science' Hi-Y '46 tef Aletheans '45 '45 Y 1 Ill' Hand 'Hi Ui 'ln--ln':4 Spcf-4-li l'l'iy 'Ili THOMAS V. SHORT War Veteran Sr. Class Treas. llix ersifiefl Occupations IRA SHURI? Student Council Football Track Club Sports Club Hi-Y '46 ETHEL DOROTHY SINNARD SMITH Glee Club '45 K, J. Queen Victorians '45 Attendant Girl Reserves '45 Student Council Victorians lPres.l Girl Reserves '46 HARVEY STEWART Fr nlhall MARY LEE STEWART First Place Speech Contest '46 '47 Ca rdinal Notes Thespians Sr. and Jr. Plays One-Act Plays Dramatic' Club Sr, Hi. Oper. Flag Twirler '46 Best Thespian '47 BOB WVHIEELER King .lack Staff Natl. Hon. Soc. Quill and Scroll Czunera Club '46 Mr-thcans '45 IIIAY '45 1 94 ff 7 BENNIE SUMPTER Hi-Y Aletheans '45 Cardinal Notes IRENE WOLFE Natl. Hon. Soc, Band Orchestra Glee Club Pianist String Trio Octet-Nonet Sr. Hi. Oper. GLADYS SUMPTER Guild KV. Pres.J Victorians '45 Girl Reserves '46 MABLE WOOD Commercial Course Y-Teens fP1'es.l Girl Reserves '45 MARJORIE TOWNER Natl. Hon. Soc. Quill and Scroll Cardinal Notes Student Council Glee Club Victorians '46 Librarian Girl Reserves '45 JIM WYNNE Football '45 '46 Basketball '45 '46 Track '46 Club '45 '46 JOANNE SMITH King Jack Staff Nall. Hon. Soc. Football Queen Attendant Quill and Scroll Cardinal Notes Student Council Sr. and Jr. Plays Thespians JERRY VVATSON Student Council Aletheans '45 Hi-Y '45 Gun' and Roll Aletheans '47 lPres.J ROBERT YEAGER War Veteran Aletheans LEROY STANSBURY Jr. Play Hi-Y '45 Alethcans BENNIE WELCHER Gun and Rod Alctheans '44 Oraioricals '45 Hi-Y '45 RICHARD ' SHAW Football '44 '45 Basketball '45 Golf '45 Track '46 VI Club '45 Glee Club '46 '4 '46 Mixed Chor. '46 Oraiorif-als '45 Page 29 Sfhalfzsfic Hall nf glllflflb' 45 , lylll6flfl'f'f0I'l'!lH LUCILLE ALLEN f Clrlss E ssrry,11'sf Snlnfn fo rin H CHARLES MURRAY Class Omfor czfzbmzl Honoif' Soffezjf Center Burk---Bai'lm1'n Purkhiser, vice president: Cliavles Murray, 11:1-sirlr-lit: l i'z-nues Ni-well G roup Jn Back 'Row treasurerg B. M. Chancellor, sponsor the Left-f Rosemary Parrish, Pat Sharp, Barbara Lanham. Fred Brooks First Row'-Marjorie Towne-r, Irene Wolfe, Pat Greene. Bonnie Brooks Group on the Right-- Bzu-k Rnw-Joanne Smith, Bob Wheeler, Madelyr' Adamson. Gene lJavis. Joe Sullf-ns Fi rsf Row --George Baldridue, Robert Carlstezrd, Muriorie Herrod, Harriett Rerorml H 071 01 ' Sfmfefz if BARBARA ANN PURKHISER FRANCES DAWN NEWELL secietaryp Eugenia Crain, 2 f Fla of the un over in '1 that for 4 eral faitl ninety-tw is to wor' the follov Fir: grade boy was able of ice cub basketball third plac members enter the aisle-fl the Niill has 'Ll The lqws play. lll'1'l'SSl-Ui w '.1l .V 'ml Fm I ,ill lint 11411-lllil U1 udenzx IISER ELL secretary : Eugenia Craig, Hass af 7948 L Officers-Bob Hickam, vice- president: Bill Lacey, president: Pam Lewellyn, secretary Sponsors-Mr. Locke, Mrs. Crawford, Mr. Williams ColorsiGreen and Gold National Honor Society-eMa,delyn Adamson, Fred Brooks, Gene Davis, Barbara Lanham, Joe Sullens zmzbr Broadczzfz' Flash! ! This is your unfavorite announcer bringing you the annual radio report of the unsurpassed accomplishments of that class, now Juniors, which took the school over in '42. As I enumerate the highlights of a very successful year, let's remember that for every Junior who has climbed to the top of the ladder of success, there are sev- eral faithful class mates at the bottom holding that ladder steady. Last September ninety-two Juniors stormed into the building. Realizing that the best way to kill time is to work it to death, they immediately elected Bill Lacey, president, and got busy on the following school activities: First came the urge for sports. Naturally, the determination of the eleventh grade boys to keep the opposing teams from making their goal explains why Webb City was able to rate third in Big-8 football. The fact that they were as obstinate as a tray of icc cubes is obviously the reason the school took first place for both A and B teams in basketball. Still keeping all their enthusiasm, they went all out for track, carrying away third place in the Big-8. Meanwhile, with June Herron as Major, the twenty-two Junior members of the band and orchestra are responsible for these groups being eligible to enter the State Music Contest. The fine blending of the eleventh grade girls' voices, en- abled the girls' glee club to enter the Springfield Music Contest. As usual, this class still has the most members in the drum corps. The Juniors were as nervous as a candlelight on the night of the Annual J unior class play. But with Manny Adamson and Gene Davis in the leads, it turned out very successful. KING JACK would not have fared so well without Richard Marvin, his cam- era, and his car. With five members in the National Honor Society, and eight in Quill and Scroll, we Juniors already have bright prospects for a happy ending. llul. wait until next year! If we Juniors can survive all the toasting, dining, and dimming ol' the Junior-Senior Banquet, Cand- the joyous three-month vacationl we will supply thc high school with the most outstanding Senior class it has ever known. ' -FRED BROOKS ' ftifflfl f till!-Y iizrzizhvr of fongress for more than rice-iiiy-fire years, was the Hrfif speaker of Ilia Lfizifcd Sfaics flfffi- fr! lN,4f7H'wi'l'fIIfl7,'L'5 from Missouri, .IIILI spmzxorcd 111 Congress the .tllfiffillllll Ballot and the :lllfl-Ifllil 1, , Page 31 jurzirfrs lr XZ' , ,, 4 , M 1. I , Q! f WX- f 4 f ff ff! f f f W f ,f-,,5 A Z 9 . f if M , M 23? doff UW 2 X 7 f 2? f I ,1- , Q fl gyzwft' ' I I f 1. fm 19' f 4 , V Y , 1 X I Q W 5: 15 Q .Z ff , . T017 Row--Mrzdelyn Adamson, Freda Allen, Charlotte Armstrong, Frank Baldrid 'e, Sh lx B Q, ix Ly nllemzer, Betty Barnes, James Bigley, Gentry BOEJJS Fifth Row-A. J. Bottom, Fred Brooks. Raymond Byler, Betty Cahill, Billie Cahill, Gene Campbell, Barbzma Christmain, Clmrlees Cope Fourlli l2ClNl WNCP1'THiL Copeland, Ralph Clrundall, Bob Crocker, Gone Davis, Richard Degraffenreid, Joy Dipley, Drucillia Elliott. Jael-. Fair fhi,-,1 Rfm--,Shir-lfly Ferrell, Paula Fite, Marion Georfrc, Jo Gibson. Irma Gilliam, Ma-ble Gresset. Dorothy Hamilton, Bert Hammock Sefond Row-M,iry Handley, Milton Hardesty, Pat Hargis, Illcne Harnes, Walter Hastinws, Coyne Hatton, June Herron, Bob Hif-k:in1. From Row--Roy 'oss-land Knot in piuurej Hobbs, Max Huff. Louie Hughes, Roy Jackson, Mzritha Johns, Bob Johnson. Richard Ci ...i.. Page If-l.:i l ,ptr low 11. ' Lois Jo 'ff -Pain lwfuzlii Row Zn-lll I ill-'l'r0ll l 'IT' lfrvnu .J -til l I.-wr Xxilll H V 'l'-wmlii K -Sylx l:l .X'i1!i.',' Allzkwzrrmfzf from Webb City High Sclwoli W, Afton, jmzex, prvsidmzf of Cificx Scrviucj lfluzvr T. fflllcli, 1 1 3,50 hpfdynp prainlrul of HfeH5 Fargog Ilorofby IQUF, noted C01HIHlUSf arm! rvporlvr 4 ix X . 4 lx, A J ss rr cgi. x - . YP 611155 of 7948 F. L. W ffzl SKY: ' SN, Q Q i 1 f X 1 M f - f 377, mi lf Zetty Barnes, James Barbara Christman, fy Dipley, Drucillia :Jthy Hamilton, Bert fn, June Herron, Bob Crossland Knot in 'fl',' lflnzcfr T. 01165 Ill' li-mx'---l,ois Jones, Bob Keyes, Jimmie Kilgore, Joan King, Bill Lacey, Barbara Lanham, Jr. Lawrence, Karl Lee. l':xm Lewellyn, Bill Lipe, Beauford Long, Helen Lowe, Richard Marvin, Bill Mayfield, Rows-nu Nluycs, Don Mvijaw, twill' lirhi' Zelda Mitchell, Delores Moon, John Myers, Louise Newby, Henry Norman, John Norman, Henry Passley, 'Shirley k'l'rUIl. 3 ll 'lin Vw-' l'll'?ll'IK'CS lock, Norma Polston, Shirley Poulson, Lora Powers, Maloy Ray, Waltei Reece. Viviun Rerves, Cruol Sar- 1 ,nfl lun- -l.Vuncla Shirk, Beverly Smith, Phyllis Spille, Richard Stanfield, Joe Sullens, lion 'l'11p1ma11z1. lVlzwlh:i 'l'u5lor, Mar- lw-lvlw 'l'urnlinsun. -Sylvian Ward, Lois Watson, James WesL0n, Betty Whceler, Treva Wingo, Don XVood11rrl. John Wnnlel-v, -,-:ffzrriaizs from Webb City High SCJJOOZIQZOC Tlvrallygeograplwr and 0IlfllO7',' Dr, f.fl'Illl l!rlir1ifr, fm! ll! ZIIVSUZIXUS 0 0 U, far, 11051 and Zbrozztg brizexf em? Pzzlnzvr, flzstszzgzzzslwu l1'f1rt'4ml p1'lff'i'g.w1. lwlfxzml , f y 1 L J l , f Page 33 Svphamare 611155 Officers-Stanley Matthews, vire president: Dale Shellhorn, cheerleader: Bennie Leonard, president: Shirley Roland. secretary Sponsors-Miss Aldridge, Miss Crotty, Miss Hammond. Colors-Green and White. King Jack Junior Staff-Donna Davis, Mary Lou Hidle, Shirley Roland, Betty Anin Simondson, Julia Leib, Harold Conner Gerald Carlin, Lee Dew, John Campbell. Q Back Row'-Carl England, James Black, Elmer Cummings, Lee Dew, Don Attebery, Dallas Harrington, Lloyd Dedrickson, Ger- ald Carlin. Hershel Dean, Bobby Bradbury, Kenneth BeVier, Eugene Blankenship, William Henry Cummins, Floyd Bair, Loomis Crandall, Bobby Jack, Billy Byrd. Middle Row4Jerry Conner, Melvin Gretz, Leslie Allen, Russell Dedrickson, Johnny Campbell, Harold Conner, Charlene Harnes, Joan Atkerson, Carolyn Ann Jenkins, Barbara Douglas, Twila James, Carmelita Eden, Betty Ball, Patty Abernathy, Doris Burke, Marjorie Campbell, Shirley Bradbury. Front Row-Frank Doll, Richard Day, Bobby Hmldock, Pat Hatcher, Dorothy Dennis, Lettie Hoffman, June Byler, Evelyn Breeden, Martha Jacobson, Norma Lee Cook, Susan Cochran, Barbara Crockett. Doris Bechhold, Jennie Sue Gilbert, Mary Lou Hidle, Donna Davis, Jackie Hulsey. Come took old hi But thar lb first day, 1 Now fight jest 2 wunders fe basket an' 1 kids from 1 jumpin' an: Them write readi: Three Soph thai' instrui eyes. An' tl They're in 1 anything. 'l nothin' 5 an' years come We-en Sophie kids, --an' fast! Back Row-Clyde Tommy Tar Leo-1 Matth Middle Row- -Bom Neese, Benn Thurman, V Front Row-eBerni Fariand, N3 Martin. Hel ketam- .bl6f7fH'Il Azzslzii, Ll zinliw flf'1fSS0ll7'f0ll,IL'L1l HW fini colozzisis to Texas in l87l fd bi . - - . ' ' -ll x im! ,, . ,, , . - , 11-l 'Laine one 1 Hi, - - 1 ' I III fha IJPIIU .Shir Males firuggle for imlepezzzleizce and statehood, Kit Carson of flmearil !6'ff1:,,jH.dHi1Mf mr? R wh' rl fwnffur lim! lrafupur, 'atm john L. l'fL'!:'Ill0'Hfl.Y guide on his exploriizg expriljimn pf 1847 ' 'l' A mmm' :V 2 ' lc Page 34 Roland, secretary. Harold Conner, oyd Dedrickson, Ger- fummins, Floyd Bair, ner, Charlene Harnes, l, Patty Abernathy, June Byler, Evelyn ie Sue Gilbert, Mary Sophomore ahh!! 811617, JVoco5 Come the fall of '43, them grade school young-ens Ca wantin' a heap o' larnin'J iooli old high school by storm, an' has been a-stormin' ever sence. Smart? Heck, yes! But thai Maw's an' Paw's knowed they'd need a few more years o' schoolin'. Sense the first day, them young-ens showed thar fighten' spirit. Now that passel oi kids has clumb up to be Sophies. Thay're gettin' so they kin fight jest as good inside as outen a plowed field yander. ,Them ball games shore's done wonders lfer them boys. Shucks! Them Sophie boys jest throwed the ball right in the basket an' made ringers to holp them W. C. Big-8 fellers lambast the daylights outen kids from t'other hollers. An' them two Sophie gals in them red an' white dresses-a jumpin' an' a cheerin'-are about the purtiest gals you-ens ever seen. Them kids is right smart in other things. They've l'arnt how to read writin' an' write readini One lettle gal l'arnt a snazzy speech an' went to the Big Town to say hit. Three Sophies is plumb good at arguin' in them debatin' contests. Then, thar's them thar instruments they blow on an' make music. Hit's so purty hit brings tears to yore eyes. An' them Sophies can read them notes just as good as them hi-falutin' Seniors. They're in a singin' class, an' gosh a mighty! how they kin sing! That bunch kin do anything. They've got a presydent, Bennie Leonard, who kin bang on the table harder'n nothin'g an' a vice presydent, Stanley Matthews, who fit fer his Unkle Sam sum two years come last hawg-killin' timeg an' a secetery, Shirley Roland, a scrumptious gal. We-ens will be dogged effen school ain't out purty soon. Look out fer them 108 Sophie kids, who are a'climbin' that old Mountin o' Larnin'. They're a gettin to the top -an' fast! ' --ROSEMARY WOODA.RD AND DOROTHY DENNIS Hack Row--Clyde Sumpter, Howard Richey, Wilson Wagner, Clifford Whitehead, James Leek, Don Miller, Dale Shellhorn, Tommy Tarrant, Cecil Wright, Don' Younger, Leroy Spencer, L. G. Sheurich, Carroll Knost, Fred Reeves, Leo Stine, Leon Matthews, Ralph Morris, Stanley Matthews. Middle Rowf-Bonnie Orr, Alta Moss, Alice Ryan, Roberta Smith, Rosemary Woodard, Nadine Matthews, Peggy Walters, Billy Neese, Benny Leonard, George Williams, Dick Kent, Charles King, James Provins. Kathleen Lee, Donna Watts, Sandy Vhiirman, Viola Miller, Betty Lou Pryor. Front Ro.v-Bernice Mink, Shirley McFarland, Judy Lieb, Mona Wilbur, LaVerne Matthews, Charlene Mosena, Barbara Mc- Fariziml, Nancy Motley, Jo Ellen Madden, Lorena Smith, Helen Packer, Shirley Roland, Betty Ann Simonson, Lou Vee Martin, Helen Phillips, Juanita Passley. -l--1 ...1 f is f ll 'omlrr Doni lion of Mexican War ffllllt 'bo uifb bis soldiers zmnlt Hit Mohd foam r rl Di zflf' 4 ,wif ...i f p, , ,f , .gn A 1 , f .2 ' ur J fo. If .lbc mam faclori f wwf' if lioilzlv cozmiry-ff-lbc Zovzgexi march in lizstory-lived nz Liberty, and dzcd ol Rnthnzoinl, ,llzinmri Ibis f1 'lfN, llfliiflllfl, vm IMT, ii flu' liulldredtb azziziwfsary of Mio celebrated marcb. V 2 I l , r I l l E i 2 i l i Y i E C if ,Ninth Grade l l , .T...e1.....v-,vx '. Panel I- 4 Tcp Row-Donald Brock, Robert Cowan, Richard Cruse, Gerald Dergraffenreid Dick Fl l1lQ'3l'l J h C ' , M M , o n aresio, Kenneth Byler, Richard Armstrong, Don Briscoe, Kenneth Briscoe, Joe Broaddus, Charles Barnes, Bill Carey, Bill Darrah, Pat Boyer. Middle ROW-Jackip Day, Kenneth Boqner, Niarren Cure, Gloria Beagle, Nellie Clayworth, Carol Creech, Jessie Doolen, Eleanor Dukg, Joan Clyma, Martha. Dickson, Harriet Ellis, Robert Burk, Robert Farris, Cloyes Brubaker. F,-Cm R1nriNancy Ackerson, Beverly Buxton, Dolores Apqard, Nancy Crocker, Delores Burwick. Prudie Broaddus, Helen Bow- man, Virginia Byrd, Donna Copeland, Patricia Campbell, Hazel Barr, Barbara Barker, Betty Clark, Joanne Cole. Panel Il-- Tcp Row -Dale Gilliam, Paul Grosse, Kenneth Jenkins William Long, Raymond McCombs, J, W. Lawrence, Marvin Gilliam, Jackie Hinds, Edwin King, Ralph Goldsborounh, Nelson Groover, Jimmie Hornback, Dean Lortz. Jesse Gordon. Mifidle I-qqnvf-B011 Foster, Freddie Luke, Betty Ivy, Delores Hardy, Patty Hatcher, Norma Lawrence. Bessie Hanson, Phyllis Hosfetter, Roberta Francis, Mary Hardy, Jo Ann Hinson, Rosemary Herrod, Carolyn Lanham, Raymond Harns, Don Martin. Front Row--llorothy Ivy, Jane McCanse, Ann Fite, Dixie Lee, Barbara King, Dorothea Franks, Pamela McGauahey, Bonnie 1PfQ11yi1ili, Idora, Hobbs, Patsy Miller, Betty Jean McReynolds, Priscilla Madden, Gwendolyn Mahurin, Thelma Hobbs. Panel III- Top Row- -Wendell Pence, Morris Shaw, Oiharles Vil'Q'lI1 Billy Smith' B bl .. Page 36 . 1 V 0 TY Sinnard, Clyde Pandergraft, Gordon Rusk, Lloyd Winuo, George Ragsdale, William Phillips, Jimmie Morris, Joe Dean Spille. Middle Row'--Bobby Niswonger, Junior Mykel, Bonnie Thurlo, Joan Nelson, Elizabeth Taylor, Sue Mogglebf' Maw yyoolsey Wanda. Robinson, Mary Tunnell, Rosa. Ryan, Phyllis Norton, Gwendolyn Thurman, Lyle Redmon. h Front Rox--Jerry Neidlinger, Mary Wheeler, Doris Pierce, Beverly Smith, Shirley Tulley. Janice Viers, Alberta Rumble -Xnno Qyiw,-, B1-tty Traylor, Martha Wheeler, Ellen Tappana, Alice Rcdmon, Wilnm Wagner. ' J In 1ww1l.ff'f'f' ,f-ffpf-l!'I g' fbg'Kl'L'ff'1fJiZTZf fill? 'g1QVfV,ml7i I?'l'f7c'fl1'l1'111111ry xl m'fei in li'nrl11' liar' fb am! 41 Pllliffvr l11'1,j1f :.f11111r1 ll1,,l5lUI'y Ill , Wa, 4 -ii fi 4, 1 1,i.w11r1, Lllltf -nm ul1'111'1:ird al lxlrlegwilli' Malt' Cfulluqr lim! ,1,,1,i1 111 ll ml lfmff. s Panel I- Back Roxv-Rail, Middle Row- Le Guy Gnorl Front Hua --Doi Clarence Ts., f. ..n.,l Il- Back Ruw-Jam Ronald Middle Row -Ke gan, Dian Front Row--Lloj Laster, Cl' Panel HI- Back Row-Jimr ll1lfi'Pl'. Midflle Row-Doi Donald Sir Front Row-Jack x i l' iurl has-k Nliulrll 5 ' lzfh md l Hn-1 .ljlwl lim-ml., ffliarlrs Boyd, Tommy Byrd, Lloyd Fisher, John C2ll'Yf1l', John Darby, Buddy i-Syl-er, John Bishir. Q lilly-' l,-,f-muuwi lif'il1'l, Carl Gilliam, Virginia Bree-den. Juanita Dipley, lala Grisham, Marilyn Grew, Darrell Covhran. tiny Clmliiqmliilie, l'h':lir-: Bsaslev. Fi-mit Rr-.a Ifonm.: Vonnl ig lrxin Duncan, Jerry Drachenberg, Louise Everitt, Hazel Burke. Carolyn C?.1'lSf01Nl. Doris Cl'3Ui1Hll, Panel Back Midvll Front Panel Back Midfll ffI.1u,-nw filo--41 Tominy Bair, Robert Gilliam. n fr l'l.w: Jnnu-S llanli, John Miller, George Poole, Jack Mayfield, Bob Hudson, Tommy Johns, .leiry Mayes, Sttve Martin. Kmiald llminun. f- Row Iirgriinlli Mafiuder. Jack Moore. Freda Pennington, Peggy Minkler, Bonnie Lee. Nanvy Ann LCC, Carla Milli- Qian. Diana Mc-Flin, Johnny Hinds. Row --Lloyd Mink. Earlrline Harrinirton, Dorothy Patterson, Dorothy Miller, Phyllis Packer, Phyllis Newby. B31'l?3l'11 l.asI.cr, Gliarlws Nm-ce, Max McReynolLls. III'- Row Jimmy Simoneon. Ernest Sargent, Bah Ward, Kenneth Shorp. Robert Wzrren, Jack Sweeney. Billy RRY Sent' llllfL'f'I'. e Row Doris Rivh, Norma 'l'e1'1'y. Margaret VVood, Betty Soard, Gcnile Woodmansec, La Wanda Smith. PeSfPCY Th0l'D. Donald Simmons. Front How- Javlt Ryan. Carol Shaw, Doris Shaw, Patsy Tulley, Jane Watson, Patti Wilbur, Wesley Yocum. R 5 +1 , sio, Kenneth Byler, Farrah, Pat Boyer. zssie Doolen, Eleanor 'onddus, Helen Bow- Joanne Cole. ice, Marvin. Gilliam, se Gordon. isie Hanson, Phyllis ymond Harns, Don McGaughey, Bonnie - ' i, Thelma Hobbs. Iordon Rusk, Lloyd eley, Mary Woolsey, Y f ,lberta Rumble, Anno 1 1:11-'ff' ll. Cfmtqflwr, tlflglllflllflf' ami ifirvrfor of ilu' S4'li'rf11'u Sl'7'1'1Lc' Plum ffl, lllflfm lla' I' MU I and a Pulitzer fj,.,,,,f,lV Rm, A.1,1,,,,',,,! R,,g,,,,1 lf, gjmmfg, of fftllllllllllf, lllzxsozm, lun! vfuzrge of Mir ixllij' lfmll ' Sfale College and . 1 'milf Ml. Page 37 ll l 1 l l Page 38 Seventh Grade l fmn..-n- I , -. - --.-1 -lin! Panel I- V Toi, Row--Jimmy Fair, James Cummings, Joe Babbitt, Ray Cruzan, Billy Donnell, Larr B .l Y eev ey, Eugene Enoch, Jerry Ab- bott, Virgil Bur-wick, Truman Galardo, Richard Bellaire. Middle RoxviDeloi-es Fox, Marilu Burk, Joan Graves, Wilma Chambers, Delores Duke, Jeannine Coffee. Virginia Ehrenman, Hazel Burk, Mary Gilbert, Betty Caresio, Charles Doll, Cecil Burk. Bottom Row---Albert Goswiek, De Etta Cahill Barbara Cruse, Clara Copeland, Shirley Degraffenreid, Leslie Allen, Shirley Dickson, Patsy Goldsborough, Marilin Brooks, Glennda. Crutc-her, Kay George, Jar-kalee Bogner, John Doolgn, Panel Il-- Top Rowe-'Carl Nelson, Leonard Paxson, Jack Hayes, Richard Norlon, J. 0. Mills, James Jones, Joe Merrick, Charles Hnd- son, Walter James, Charles Howe, Marion Hays, Jack Pierce, Hugh Lone. Jimmy Lmham. Middle Row-V-Terry Miller, John Hayes, Kathryn Hicklin, Marlene Hostetter, Eileen Luke, Barbara Knost, Patsy Kepnle. Shirley Pryor, Helen Jeffries, Phyllis Johnson, Beulah Long, Margarette Mleslin. Mary Matheny, Paul Mulkins, Eddie Johnson. Iinttmn Row ---Joe Javnbson, Dale King, Tom Needels, Nina Hinkle, Norma Miller, Jean Moon. Mn-llma MvCune, Phyllis Nis- umnrer, Jan Moseley, Janet Harrison, Wanda Ivy, Lorene Newby, Gerald McCullough, Fi-rink Mofftitt- Panel Ill! Top Row -Harve Rawson, Carl Sheets, Kenneth Rodman, Eugene Wuellner, Floyd Shirk, Norm:1nReed, Cary Sampson, Charles Suwinu-r, Walter Stapleton, George Wyatt, Billy Truman, James Restivo, Miihllv Row Robert Winuo, llurall Stice, Alice Sayre, Alice VVilliams, Donna Roderique, Evelyn Rodarm, Betty Robinson, C4-relia Ve-atc-h, Jeanette Roberts, Delores Walker, Nancy Taylor, Charles Rice, Bottom Row--Jolin Tliurman, Lennis Rhodes, Lillie Taylor, Darlene Ri1xgs,Margai-et Webb, Bonny Smith' Diane Robison 'kinda Sayre, Laura Richardson, Bobby Ward, Clifford Sallee. ' Kjffrfffl Hfzyffr X' llnullvy, nl fllobvrlgv, .llxswurr mm' Vvfrnzzzx' ,flduljiljgfmfm U1m,l-HV 4-l,,H,mImh,I1 in H-, H r . ' ' v ' , ' . ' i ll fzf ll :fri Inzqfwf zznnzlfur of fiI1lUf7LT1ll' Ulflllbclli fnwpi Ill Lfzlllril .Slfzfgx lmlnfyi in goofs Enoch Jerry Ab- MISSOURI THE BEAUTIFUL u 1 4 1 have traveled all over the World to find here in the heart of Missouri 'lfgmla Ehfenmafl- the most magnificent scenery the eye has ever belieldf ---' Bayard Taylor. slie Allen, Shirley in Doolen. Tick, Charles Hud- ' iii lZiEi?nfHlig LINDA ree :Cune, Yhyllis Nis- ' fett. ry Sampson, Charle ny Betty Robinson, th, Diane Robison. Handed in World Students Fracfifiug I Wk Top Row-Bill Lacey, Jerry Watson, Jack Cogbill, Bob Hickam, Fred Brooks, Gene Davis, John Norman, Jim Gardner, Ira Shure, Allan Hulen, Clyde Sumpter, Bennie Leonard. Middle Row--Tommy Tarrant, Wanda Shirk, Carolyn Jenkins, Betty Lou Pryor, Mona Wilbur, Dorothy Dennis, Barbara Lan- ham, Barbara Purkhiser, Frances Newell, Joanne Smith, Gerald Carlin, Johnny Myers, Bobby Jack. Front Row-Billy Byrd, Shirley Bradbury, Eugenia Craig, Shirley Ferrell, Patty Greene, Rosemary Parrish, Johnny Inman, Dorothy Smith, Susanne Cochran, Freda Allen, Shirley Poulson, Mr. Chancellor. Not in Picture-Fam Lewellyn, Ted Parrish. Officers-President. Johnny Inman: vice president, Jack Cogbill: secretary, Rosemary Parrish: treasurer, Frances Newell. Sembr fbggfz Student Cozmfzf Thirty-eight members of the Senior High Student Council figuratively and literally have gone places this year. In the fall We journeyed to the Springfield Student Coun- cil Convention, where we had delightful contacts, delicious spreads, and beneficial programs. Among our special projects have been the collecting of food and gifts at Christmas for distribution by the Salvation Army and the purchasing of new shrubbery for the campus. The Coronation of the Football Queen at the Thanksgiving Day game by our president, Johnny Inman, was an impressive and beautiful scene. One unique feature of this year's activities was a Courtesy Campaign ending with 11 Page 40 a special assembly, in which Rosemary Parrish and Frances Newell conducted a :Cour- tesy Quiz and gave bright pennies for correct answers. .Then came the Kiddie Dance, when we reverted to our childhood years with our dolls and other toys--a fitting social climax to a year of achievement under the supervision of our good friend and sponsor Mr. Chancellor. ' Tm' Jllifsnuri supcrizzlcndeuts rank ammzf' lb? ff 9 Zi' f A Q I N ,, L gnu wt rducafurs of the L,f,,j,f,,gSm1,,. Dr ' V ., Y . of SZ, lmfzx, rzqbo llalar became U7lZf6d .Stafex C.o111nzz55i0uer of EtiIlLAL1ffL7ll,' and !llIIIt'iLfliI- Gm.. ff.fIfIf'j ll' Harm' Infml Hui lu-fwrlmuz school board sysienz and lbomzfgbly prcvgrexsire sr-114,015 in 1g,1i,mH' fd-,Hi 'LU' ' 'L 'M Hmb' Top Row-Edu Middle Row-C Barbara Front R0whJa Cariseo, Officers-Presim sponsor, AChi4 Junior Hig Miss Stinn tended the The council bery for th every room Cross. Ou: have given when Patti be one of tl Sffzool N-lx Rios Mr. Chai lilo .--, Rill Ma' llw--. Cf-rrllm l lo :'- Klum. Bi! .li Nlfvvi- ri Lilo 41-mx: Jim Gardner, Ira. Barbara Lan- rish, Johnny Inman, , Frances Newell. ly and literally Student Coun- and beneficial . and gifts at new shrubbery ing Day game n ending with icted a Cour- Kiddie Dance, a fitting social ,d and sponsor, William T. Harris, emcood, 'wlio estab i. Duuvcrufic lfriufzples Top Row---Edwin King, Tommy Johns, Richarfl Crusc, Charles Virgin, John Carver, Robert Burke, Wendell Pence. Middlc Row---Charles Sumpter, Ann Fite, Phyllis Norbon, Norma Terry, Juanita. Dipley, Shirley Tulley, Gwc-nn Thurman, Barbara King, Waller James Front Row- James Cummings, Phyllis Johnson, Laura Richardson, Betty Clark, Kenneth Jenkins, Phyllis Newby, Betty Jo Cariseo, Jimmy Simmonson, Miss Stinnett Officeisf -Pri-siilent, Kenneth Jenkins: vice president, VVendell Pence: secretary, Betty Clark: treasurer, Phyllis Norton: sponsor, Miss Stinnett Achievement of good government and school service have been objectives of our Junior High Student Council of twenty-four members, under our enterprising sponsor, Miss Stinnettg and we have had lots of fun, besides. Four members and the sponsor at- tended the Student Council Convention at Springfield, and gained helpful suggestions. The council bought eight raincoats for School Boy Patrolg paid half of the cost of shrub- bery for the campusg conducted the Junior Red Cross Drive for the whole high school- every room being 100 per centg solicited and filled thirteen gift boxes for the Junior Red Cross. Our three Junior High parties sponsored by the council-well, television might have given you an idea of the fun and frolic and frills. Then, a real May Queen dance, when Patti Campbell was crowned Queen of May by our president, Kenneth Jenkins, will be one of the loveliest flowers in our garden of memories. iiifmnl Boy Puirol l.,.i. 12 -M lin 'vin f'l-:ini-1-llor Jimmy Hornbuck, Marion Iii f liill iVlf.IlJV4 wa. l i -W . f...v1l: ri lin- li, tlnry Sfunpson, Tommy Johns. in law- Milli, lhml, Claim-iwe Glover 1 li Q, Hb., fi l.eulen:znt. Gordon Rusk e1'4:.HZ', Mr. fP'l11ll'lK'QllUl' r'f-M541 LIONS CLUB ' 1 imlvszfzfziz run! 11 mmm of fullcrv, luis Inwf i'i1II.fJ Hu' Fi1Ilwr of .lI1's.mw1':' L 1r1z'i'.'1wl,1 ' if louis, ,vfurlvii in thu anrly ISTW5 ilu' fin! kzizilvrgiirivzz in plnzcrira. uzuw Iigfz Student Council i I Senivr ffzylz 61110 Q ll ll? ll Q w' . ,i ilu. l ll -. Yo! W W.: - i A, f. i 512 ll Q fi MJ i 2 l A wi: l 1 ll ll ii - lfiw .9 'ii lil 'I' fr, 21, ,ill , .ul N li , jf fl li A 'i. , my vi il 'lit til is 1 Mft l I' l 4. z l i l 2 3 fb-T . 4 . , ' r, fractcr. Pul'1msefTo maintain and extend throughout the School and community hlllh Stamlaldh UF' l hl3St-Ivlnllrgelh Jim Car Offivers -Presidents, Terry James, Bill Moon: vice presidents, Jim Bruff, Carroll Knosti Sf'f'1'UU1'lC ' e y ' ' ner: program chairmen, Bill Lipe. Bill Major. SponsorAMr. Snead. Upper Row ell, I Sef-ond Rm Upper Row--Bennie Sumptcr, Bill Moon, Mr Snead. Bill Major. Carroll Knost, Lee Dew. Film Front Row---Jim Gardner, Frank Bair, Jerry Potter, Terry James. Jim Bruff, Bob Carlstend. - HODD Upper Row-Mable Gressett, Dorothy Hamilton, Joan Burk, Helen Packer, Alice Ryan. Frcmt Raw -Martha Johns. Delores Atkerson, Esther Barr, Nancy Motley. Gladys Sumpter, Sponsor-Miss Herrod. Offiverri --P1'e:siLlent, Ewther Burr: vice president, Gladys Sumpter: secretary, Delores Atkerwon: treasurer Nwncx, Mqtley Purpose-To improve personality. h l be Guild Smafflrn' f.l Z,l5 I7 Lzmz, nf SI. Ge1ze'uic2'e 'llzsmzzri for yfiom Li, J . ' ' -- , 1 111 county tm 71.1111 ul H--- -- -' . A flu!! l'zrnlPqxC rszx' IilI7ff7T1,'13S4C7'7I fiozfnlzei pzzrfbrzggd frgm flip lygfijcmhg gm! Lf1lV71c'X'l'tft ff, LUX,SL,f,QtWHIJIIQ4-,gli ML My Iwrn fuller! lwflwr of Ur44Qm1', Inwzzzsu fic introduced a bill fm Nw tgffj,,.,L,,,, Of AIM? .MMIII ' ' f' 'WJ ' f f A , .l if 1 flf Page 42 e 4 .- S r lm'-1 limi Fi xyxlilvf limx WB 1' VGHV Hum! l Q' ' fwiil NU Strive fm' Sufeef14fss and Hgh! mmatzr Club Purpose- To intensify thc- intervst, of the student in modern drama. r character, 1J!fiil1w Piwsicleliil, Fred Brooks: vivo president, Carolyn Che-wg secretary, Marjorie 'l'mvn4Ar. Putter. Jim Gard' Sponsor---Mrs. Crawford. llpp.-1 lim.-A lmbuy Jzzrll. Donna Watts, Imtty Hoffman, Irene Wolfe, Barbara Christman, Ln Verne Maittlnws, lf'rz.1xc-4-s Nmv- f-ll, ll-ilix-II llw-m'cl, Bill Mnyfie-ld, HH!-fi lf'Q'- Mrf- f'r:mffml, Lorena Smith. Twyla JHJYICS, Lucille Allen, Collefvn Elinor, Paula File, Mona XVilbur, Carolyn .lmral-mx, Shivlrv llnlzmd. l l Sl Rim Shlflvi lnnlsmv. M:1dulynAdamS0n, Mary Lee Stewart, Marjorie Towner, Fred Brooks, Carolyn Che-W, Frances llfwgwl', Kala Mzwfiaivt Carney, 5? S! 5 1 .7 , ,, f 4 . O A af M. ' L ,, ,, A Q f M x A . ' - W' ' M-W ' ff. fx Ax ' r i ' I 5 fit i g. xg ai ,. ' I ,, ..,v a 41 7 ' , , ,f 3 , V M Z, , , ,K , l ' ' 2 3 A 'iw fl' - M. ln,.- lim-ws, Franklin Dart. Harvey Stewart.. Mr. Lorke, Virgil Boyd. Marion George-, Junior l,zixxw1irv. . - I 1-' l-fllg .lm Jwlxnrznn, Ray Crisp, Bub Crnrlier, Bobby Bradbury, Frank Doll, Clyde Sumpter. Dick Kult. ' l. ll rx1,.lll,4vS. Eilxvin Gl'e-xiimll-1', Stanlvy Matthews, Bob Cami, Billy Ra Pyle-, Bobby Hzulllorlx. Sponsor Mr. Locke. lSUI'0l'. NHDCY Mfltley- ' ' 1, .l..1-L Wfubill: xii-o iwvsimli-nt, Stanle-y Matthe-ws: secretary-treasurer, Tcd Parrish: :L-lux-:ixil at an-nw, Hill ' li: lv Vsxpp. l'u1pu+lf To study wild life and the lnxxs uf rnnservation. W B 57 R 0' Cl 119 , . cas reslwizsilnlc' fOr H26 X imzlvlzylwif iz! Nw L'11iz'rrx1f-x' uf .llzfmmrz in lllllll, flw fin! Mfifffil M fl'ffV'1fff'fifff H1 f- W ' ' b- ' w H l - 7 ' . ' .' Mzggmm 111 l84,j,' and willful' riiifs ns f1ri,y1JlJ11I ul flu' Prim Cmlfqflw U? IM ll fffm. that zioznzlry Page 43 Senirfr High 51110 - 1 66775 Purpose- To find and give the bestu l l V Pat Brpptlingerc program ifl'fll'l,'l'NfY-Pl'9'1iClPIIt, Mabel Wood: vice Iwesldent- NHHCY Moscnag secretary, Tll0lm9' Bell? Lliemumr' 'V chairman, Delores Moon . Sponsor-Miss McAm1s X D 'S Bechhold Frances Umvoi' Row--Miss McAmis, June Byler, Barbara McFarland, Jo Ellen Madden, Norma Lee xizghyieogampbell I Peek. Lois Jones, Irma Gilliam, Norma Polston, Shirlcy McFz1rlancl, Chafleno Mosenah 0 f if Sh' k Ethel Sinnard. Middle Row--Betty NVh0eler, Helen Philips, Patty Mahurin, Marjorie Herrod, Ernesline Lewis, Warlul If 1 Billie Cahill, swim Cmki-an, Jane Gilliam, M111-y Handley, Patricia Hatcher ri i - Moon Helen 1r,.4,,,t Royv-Patty Abernathy, Betty Ball, Pat Brentlinger, Thelma Ball, Nancy Mosena, Mable Wood, eores 1 Lowe, Barbara Lanham, Rowena Mayes, Shirley P21tf91'S0u Uffiwi X fl hifer Bark How- Row-1 Sevollll Km Wins First Row Parri l i i 1 l 1... Upper Row-Wilson Wapgoner, Don Miller, Dewey Cowan. L. G I l H ---Avia. i,1..,,.,. 1 . . ..1 1 la 'il.1i'vxu l li 1. X iii.11.i H' li . Schurich, James Black, Mr. Williams lSponsorJ, Ralph Morris, Benuford Long, Carol Sargreant, Kenneth BeVier, James Leek 34414, iw., QM, Second R0'.ve-Richarrl Day, Howard Johnsiin, Dale Shellhurn, LeRoy Spencer, John lV0Olsey. Ira Shure Loomis Cramlgll Bennie Leona1'd, Billy Byrd, Gerald Carlin, Johnnie Campbell. v Front Row Gone Blankenship, Bill Neese, Floyrl Bair, Herahel Dean, John Inman, Allen Hulen, Tommv T-ii-rant H-irold Conner, Jerry Conner, Leslie Allen. Snfmsm--Mi-. Williams Officers-President, Johrny Inman: vice presidrint, Allen Hulon: secretary and frezlsurer Harold Conner Purpose-To foster an interest in the fielal of saortr ' i - ' 1 S dllfl L0 lllomote intramural athletics Sporty Club f11f:11,qi lltljlllllglflll f,ll7'?,'L'7', 'w11rldfi1111l1115 i1i1'1'11!1i! mn 1' A - ' I . , 171111 III ilczwry 111 1904 gf 17' ' - - , , '. ' - f . - ,1lI1111111d Cm-H ,111-gi ' 411.1111 ll fwzrl 111 11111 mul lzlspqr C11z111lyl. 111 WH lviigyais zwlnl 1111 11ppr11p1'111!f1111 of 330000I11nuf'fff1I'l'Nll'ii l11r!!1p!111i1i, 51'1111l01ll111'fyS, lr11111a11 i1111f lx'c'f1ruxc'11Z11f1z'a l,J11,'1fv Sfmyf 11177111 9,-,1,,iU,,, of Nw' lt,,,,YI,H JI' K L ' 'X - ' .N -, 1- - . 1 c , Page 44 Strive' far 5Wc'ef145ss and 17 ight Mktorzkzm y h l'H1'l'U1-4 To rlvmlop :ability in planning' and directing' programs and in performing: in the-m , .b1t1l--1- 1'1w.-11111-1. il-1m.hy Smith: vim-efpzusimleiit, Joanne Smith' Vfeclvptarv R0 lnisfw. ' V4 ' .entlinggrg program sclnary Parrishg Liczisiiix-1', l3:i1'lm1':1 Purll- Bechhold. Frances SponsoraMiss Aldridge. ' l . , 1 3 , w - . ,. . mbel llfulx limi M413 M-lfl'fl'- l4f'f1y.Ufh11l. LUIS Rwkff, Pam Lcwellyn, Bernice Mink, Marffelyn 'l'OlT'llll'lSOll, Hettv Lou P1'vfn', irk, Ethel Sinnayd, lmwxnzluy wMm1l:11'1l, Judy L,1cl1, Donna lhivis, Mary Lou Hidlcz, Dorothy Dennis. l W f1 1 1d Ilxlmf 'lL 'l SW' fllllMf1'l. AUM MOSS. June Herron, Put Greene, Eugenia Craig, Shirley Ferrell, Lois XV:1Lsrmn, 'l'rex':L M Helen Vllliuu, ln-lly Xnn bzxnfamnri, Lou Vee Marlin, Miss Aldridge, On' M . 1,1 '. .,,,. ,.,, , ,.,i I ' ' , W A v 'elores 0 FHM RUM l l ffl' 'f lfflllllwlf UOUHI-ISS, Bfubala Crockett. Dorothy Smith. Joanne bflllfll, Barbara P.'l'lilfllSGl, Rosemary Pm-ruhh, Viflllwllil TJ:-slim, Frmlzi Matthews, Beverly Smith, Peggy Waltgrg, I us lSponso1-J, Ralph 1 11. lbw nm x'l1l1'l1-11, Roy I-loblus, Rr-y Jzmclcfon, Henry Norman, Bob Wheeler, Tom Danhakl, Milton Hardcxty, NValtc-1' .l 1 I linl, l3'11, gpl. re' Loomis Crandall' Pfizlhilv E 1 151111-11111v, liill lirown, Bill Byler, Bum-ne Fuhrmun, Dale McCullough, Alan Shane-r, Coyne- Halls-n, Don 7 ' 1 ll:111ff-1 lx. nmy Tarrant Harold 111.,,1 I 11111111111 Ju-ll ll, Lowe, Bolv Keys, Bill Lacey, Jerry Vllatsoim, Carl Dum-zu., Don 'l'a11p:.1i:1, Malloy Ray, Ray- ' 1 I 1 1u'11 F1111-I. S1Jf7IlS0l'fMl', Slinnli. N , l,, ,L 11 ,lfnv Wzltxfpiig vice prosirlent, Bill Lucey: ser-retziry. Bob Ke-ys:t1'vusL11c-1', .lurk D. Lowe: .fonner lvlwrin Siill achiexingr, still pursuing, learn to labor and to wail. Loyal Aleffzeflm , 1 g 1 Xl' 1 1111111r1xt, 1'rv11!11r 111' flu' 1111111f1rf11! xizgax mf 1:f1ylw11111'- ,' l1I1'f'lIfIl7'4,i 111 771111 'Hd Grove, 1lllSSOZlTl 1:1 l .'lIii,H 'zufzx lflffll 111 I'ff'fI:f1l, ,l11.m111.'1, 111111 rwlrud 1:1 ll1111111ln1l, H15 lwj'l'11111l 0111115 1,000 lo restore bis 3 ffm' 111ml f1z1111111: l7IlIlLI'I7IQ 111 .ll1xx1111r1, 111111 if 111111 111' fha, !1tvn1ry ,:Z1r1111'x nf M111 1111111111 e legislation. Page 45 Smirfr ol-fzyh 671165 azmem Club Wz'!h Pell and L67?.f,, , . ,, ' '- '. in general. Purpose-To promote an interest in phOt0KI-'Why and m putul-C? 'gy ieportei' lim Kil orf , . , ..-. '7' . 'il'lI ' ',1 - fH'fir'ors- President, Jack E. Lowe: V109 Dl'CS'flf'nt- Pat Hdmls' Smletmy' Pamm ll I Sponsor--Mr. Dulllilly Bark limi' --Ja'-la E. Lowe, Pat Hargis, Clifford Whitehead, Max Huff. N son. Russell DL-drir-kson, Carl Lee, Sylvia. Oehrinil, BONIUQ Brooks- . . , - -., - 1 'Q f Sh'-ll Hzrdlury. Frmnt Row f--- Carl England, Jackie Hulsey, Richard Marvin, Shirley Bzlllvlliffvl, Jlm Kll.0I0. JOUI Kills- 1' Cy J l Melvin Gretz. Patricia Sharp, Martha Jacobson. Sembr fbglz Glubf Sirzoe or 'tSweez'21e55 and Lzgfzf Two of our Senior High Clubs have been a heritage of the past, when development of culture and character was the chief purpose of clubs. The Victorians and Aletheans are the two oldest societiesg and many students still want to carry on the tradition of the family in belonging to these clubs. The Hi-Y and Y-Teens are organizations to de- velop Christian character and service. The Guild has as its object general cultivation of personalityg and the Dramatic Club interests those who like to take part in plavs Three clubS-GMD 211111 Rod, SDOITS, Hlld Camera-appeal to special interests and hob- bies, Perhaps the supreme value of the societies is the s le d'd Page 46 k. h . ' D 11 1 training in association 'ind wor in ' to et er in a frlendl an l ' - - ' . ' ' f I 3 g . t ' d Oyfll Wdy, and Ill attaining knowledge and cul- ture ot some worthy objective in llfe. I 11+g.I.u I JI. fm, 4f'f1L'f f.zlH7'MIfU of fjfllfnffvllu, llfifryl lilgplfyrjg U11 , N .. ,,, ff, 1f,,f,fg,,. If-Ni, Vg,.,f f,,,L.1fy 1',, 1013, Mm, ,mm in M' lqmijjl fK14l,Qilr1f?Q'31l7if.ycllkll liiznliilbl Fwy MJ M-5f,1L.,,f .f in gqrifif 1u'f'1f-,lmffm um! im'cH!0r of fbi- 1-lwwplcu IZQIHU- V 1 1 'U I ,L glgilflfv uf1ri1l1'.x', mix .1 fluff. ailing Matthews, Dallas Harrinrton, Llflyd Dedrlcli' LUIIOI' .4 hobbie. Work 2 the Jul song, p have dc to a na Clubs lr And fo hunters fQ7'a11zczfz'c H11 irif f fv-f -Mis, offi .-.1-b e1urq.4l,,,fA UU- lfresident l N '1'ilfil3'. Phyllis U1 'il' IA i'c,iEig-.11! .QA H2 ii-- 5 1g,.rs,,,l 10 ' 1 , , lj-.. ,. IUMA .. .fl K 9,-I Jim Kilgore. -Agtgn, Lloyd Dedricli- N, Shirley Bradbury. W l junirfr High 611165 znzziw' ffzgfi Clzzbf Cultiwzfe Intermix for 1461311712 Hourf A knowledge and appreciation of Wholesome recreations, such as indoor games, hobbies, and other interests, will be an asset and a joy in leisure time. The adage- All work and no play makes Jack a dull boyl'-is true both for teenfagers and adults. Thus the Junior High Clubs have been organized to appeal to varied tastes. Enjoyment of song, play acting, and speech is perennialg and the Music, Dramatic and Speech Clubs have developed these interests. Famous People and Correspondence Clubs have appealed to a natural curiosity about lives of others. The Boys' and Girls' Game and Checker Clubs have furnished real enjoyment in a good game and developed a spirit of fair play. And for pleasures of the great out-of-doors-the Gun and Rod Club develops future hunters and fishermen, as well as Izaak Walton League enthusiasts. l,J7'6Z77Zdll.C' Club vz I-Span:-or - Mrs. Coffee. Uffil-a---s-Idesiileuit. Jane Watson, d , h 9, xir-ff pnwsilli-lit, Patty Wilbur Q efwzr-dau:-y, Phyllis Johnson: pro- fn li ,fu-:lm 1-mrmnillev, Jan Moseley llnru ll-wwmu, .loan Moon. hen development as and Aletheans the tradition of g , V, Q , H , , , anizations to de- fwfflff fffff :neral cultivation A fl-1 Mv,-. Hall. Le part In plays. ll l llI l Nzmry Crock Lterests and hob- wi-1, Tatiy Camp . :mc t sz l'Gl' ng in association iowledge and cul- iale, poet and recipient lifwfwzm-Ajo1zr11l1l1x1, zllustraior, pIaAytsr1'gbz',.' l'l'1'zzgf01z Cflllffjll-H, '7I0'l't'ZiSlL,' Fannie Hzmt, Axfnry Lyrfluru 'ki CUlH1lTj1,'LU61S a poet, fi- ffwufwv, pw! um! zmtfefzsz'-all llllll from illzswzm. Page 41 1 7u14iar,H1yl1 61116 -L-il array omfence C X116 Sponsor-Miss Stinne-tt. Officers-Pre-fident, Shiriejv' Tulley' vice president, Patsy Tulley: ser-- 1'f:I2i.l'Y-tl'E2i51ll'f:'1'. Mary VVOOISEY- Gfrfy' Game C X116 Sponsor-Mrs. Martin Officers-President. Roberta Fran- cis: secretaryrtreeiurer, Prudic Broaddus. Fawozfs Pcopfc C7115 Sponsor-Mrs. Merritt Offii-:HN--P1'eside:1t. Tommy Byrd: vice president. Norma Lee TPNTT ievin-:u1'y. Betty Jo Cooper: trelli- urer. Ervin Duncan: 1ix'0:mm chairnmn. Nancy Lee. Gihzvfvz' Cflfb Slwlxsox' --Miss Stephens Uffi :vi x Vim-sidrzit. Rx! Q ri L wi 11 K 1 iw-Niiiont. Chgirh-s Yir:1!V 'v- ix tary-'iw:zbLxi'ui'. Jimmiv MW'- 1' 1 in ,my Bill Fvrmy. Club Sponsor-fMiss Offic-erf:- -Presifient, mansrsf' : vice pre Minklfirg scrfretsiry, Bqyyi Game C7145 Fnonfor---Mr. Offixprs-President, . vice president. Ch, S9Cl'9tZl'V, Tommy Q urer, Kenneth Rodm Gzrfz aim' Ro NIHNIISOI' Mr. H: Offi-:ers fin-ritln-ill Rin Xiu- ,7VrN iiUl. M lI'ib 1'r1.ur'x'- ,iv--, y-N Fqg HW 'Y fini- GMA-' Gan fespomlen ce 6 Sponsor-Miss Stinnett. fs-President, Shirley Tulley: president, Patsy Tulley: sec- ry-treasurer, Mary WOOISSY- els, Game eb Sponsor!M rs. Martin :rs-President, Roberta Fran- g sec retary-treasurer, Prudie laddus. V fmozfs People Zeb Sponsor-Mrs. Merritt Girly' flame Cline Sponso r -M i ss VW mer Officers ---- i'1':xiilr+nr, Gvnile Wood- l'Y1'flI1sf:k'Z 'vice m'rAsiz,lenl. Peggy Minklafrg ff-cv'elzlx'y, Phyllis Newby B915 Game. Club S110 n sur- -M r. File Offifers- -President, John Darby: vice pvc-sideent, Charles Neeseg 'ser:1'etai'y, Tommy Johns Q treas- urer, Kun mzth Rudman C1111 fmfl Rofl :ers-President, Tommy BYN1? 1 MV- lkllflfifff 'e president. Norma Lee TQYWT fr . f f--1 all-ul, Ieiflhm-11 G1-use: zretary. Betty Jo Cooper! tfefls' fr 11-lv m Fvlurri- Shawg soc- er, Ervin Duncan: DI'0!5I'am lm-up V111 Bnymgrz ser- airman. Nancy Lee. lzecler Club V Full Pr-nzlerurzxft f M lille' Sponsor-Miss Stepherw I , 1 1'i:mlull new Prflsidont, Robert COWHU 1 V . . - . A - ,f ry . V, - ' :ce 1,rQqdg,nf, Charles Vlwllnf 'X' ll 'll' x film ' ff:ret.:u'y-trf-zisu1'er, Jimmie Mor- ' 'ff U1 flf' NWH11 - TH: lv- lflfw-lvllvl' 2 I1-11fn'Lf,1', Hill Carey. dzlfizffzfe fnferesfs fer lei ure Hear lv Jolin Intnzin and Roseniary Parrish, X President and Secretary of the btlldfellf f'0l1llCll--'flI'l lighter moments. Junior Hi Student Council Offjf-nys-f Betty Clark, secretziryg Ken- nelly .li-nkins, pi --110 fzerteig' tor XX Page 50 -me-sicleiit 7 w , Cf. ll. b. Some 0 ' Our Gele6f'z'fz'e.v Robert Carlstead, Winner of Science Award, Our petite drum majorh Delores Atkerson- stepping hiffli t, . Senior Class Veterans: Buck Row-Dale McCullough, Eugene Long. Front How--Bob Yeager, Toni Short. Frances Newell, Best Girl Citizen-sponsored by D. A. R- .luckie Cogbill, Best Boy Citizen-sponsored by S. A. R. lzllluilltil Notes Officers look over ll news--fPz1tty Greene, presiilvl liosenniry Parrish. Vive presidf-I .Xdzi Cziiney, secretary. V J' a f ff 'E 1-if Xi if Q57 A X Eff, 'f77Q M wg E - , Q 7 f A 'PJ W? THE HAVVTHORN fCrfz!fzegu1-ftrefzgthj LORAL EMBLEM OF THE STATE O MISSOURI ADOPTED MARCH 16, Mug jack Staff Zzzrdimzl Waivs Staff Quill and Scroll ' p ,4 23311111211 571W Back Row-Charles Murray, Bob Hickam, Alan Shancr. Bob Wheeler, Fred BT00145- Middle Row-Shirley Ferrell, Joanne Smith. L0iS Watson. Harriett Record, Madelyn Adamson, Barbara Lanham. Front Row-Richard Marvin, Barbara Purkhiser, Frances Newell, Eugenia Craig, Patricia Sharp, Bob Carlstead. Not in PictureiPam Lewellyn. ' There have been moments of worry as Well as of pleasure in publishing our 1947 annual. Besides the usual difficulties in publishing a yearbook, We were for three months Without the immediate supervision of our sponsor, Who had a broken ankle. Yet co- editors Barbara and Frances really didn't mind tripping to Joplin many times to consult Miss Crottyg Miss Aldridge and Miss Stephens adopted us and helped us over difficult hurdles, Eugenia figured whether we could afford this or that featureg Richard became an understudy to the camera mang Patricia just kept on drawing-yes, even the Missouri bluebirdg Joanne had a good time cutting, trimming, and pasting all of us, and the whole staff were Whiz kids at getting ads. Our year has had its thrills, too. One of our staff, Harriett, succumbed to Cupid's Wiles, and her beautiful Wedding was a memorable Co-editor Frances was elected Queen of KING JACK i Yes, it all comes-back to us now and nar d ll , y a u moment-not even in making the dummy or in proof-reading the copy. The Senior date on our KING JACK calendar. n an exciting sale of 666 yearbooks. Staff members will soon proudly dis- play their KING JACK pins before the wistful eyes of the Junior members. Here, at last, is the product of all our labors-KING JACK for 1947. This was made-especially for You. 11-l-.1-.li . , , f.tlff N1f1111'g, 11111111113 1f1J1f111, dz'pIr1111z1l, tll'f1Y Sltlflfjllldlll, was f1111111le1 of H111 Sf louis 111',,11g.1,, P . QU .-- l1111l 1111 HIIILV 111 f,1111y1r55 fffllll M1ss011rz for six ycari, f1151'f1l1 li, McC11ll1111f1!1 1-Q,,150jja',11,L1iN? QM H19 'IWW' 141111 'fu' ll1'111111'ml 111111 flu' Sf l.11 ' CTZ1' 1-D1 - ' 'B' ' t 1 ' . un .1 1,06 r111c11,ral and 111111111 zt 01111 of Hy, ,Lat ' ir' ,film UZUIN' ' L 3 J U51 mf-iflflP1'f-Y of ll11'i1111f11111. Page 52 CG BU l AS l l AR I TW' .li-a11111e,RIz1c Nilnli neftly Wi -'--1 H':1. 1-1-11 111 --II11111 .Mis ure s ' I' llll'l1'lg'Q guilds the 1947 KING 4711616 Ui l-l+IlJl'l'Ol'!S--- i I'1lllCGAS Dawn Newell Harharzi Ann Purkhiser IWSINESS MANAGl+lRe- lxliigenizi Craig ASST. B VSINESS MGRS- Rohert Caristead Vain Lewellyn ART EDlTORi Patricia Sharp i J fm, i , K, , Lanham. Carlstead. ishing our 1947 'or three months ankle. Yet co- times to consult us over difficult Richard became Ven the Missouri of us 5 and the .mbed to Cupid's JACK calendar. E 666 yearbooks. rl in making the oon proudly dis- s. Here, at last, 2-especially for fi Staff P87507Z7Z el PHOTOGRAIDH EDlTOR+ Richard Marvin Assistants: Joanne Smith, Lois Vifatson TYPISTS- Harriett Record Dale McCullough STAFF WRITERSi Charles Murray Fred Brooks Madelyu Adamson ADS, SALESMEN -- Alan Shauer Robert XVheeler John Inman Barbara Lanhani Shirley Ferrell Rob HiCli2ll'll SPONSOR- Miss Crotty Nludelyii, Lois, Richard and Patricia C0-editors Frances and Bzi1'im1'a l'f'C'UliIi01li ie v rwifly wiih pictures and paste, cutter and situation for Ring .lm-lc. 1 i ww and lwisncil. Eugenia, with her staff of assistant Plifdle UW HWY-NVNIOUSIS' Phecked bi' Alan, Charles, and Bobffesiudi-fs ways :xml lilv 'w ries. and copy typed by' Harriett. f ififfffgff' 1!ix!iizg111xhi'f1' editor of flu' New York llknrld, started his jonrzzulisifs career 111 iilixwnzy' ui L1 1. yiurx on Car! SiTli1Il'Z,S Jzciqxpapvr, am! us lwzfmler of Ilia Si. Lcuzix Pwxf-ljixprzhfii iii WTF XM ini.- Cbe Post H5469-18755, :.!i.,i ffm' fiflflililblll Lfzizrrrxily Sf!-0010! lozmzalisnz and lbelhrlilqcr Przqvs. U11 ipril Ili, iliif fl ffm the Sf. Louis Globe f 'Hifi ,ii mural t'0liZlIl6HlUfdlff7lg the cwffcilzlial of his birth at .ilakip llznzgary. rpapers of the mztiwz. - IBB: W li cs21rdi14z1ljVzffc's Stay? Sprcvldf fflf' MWWS OFFICE1-t Efiltor - Patty Greene Asst. Editor Rosemary Parris Secretary- Ada Margaret L Ran-lx lim' Vuulr- Summer, Helen Phillips, Lou Vee Mnrtin, Delores Moon. Barbara Lanham, Br-nnie SUmDUfl', Eugene Lon! H-tty lou F M I T f. i , ryor, arce yn omlinson Lois Watson, Judy Leib, Joanne Smith, Frerl Brooks. Millillc How -Joan Atkerson, Nancy Crocker, Shirley Paiterson. Shirley Ferrell, Delores Atlkersun, Lucille Allen, Pam Lewellyn llorolhy Dennis. Frzznces Newell. Carolyn Chew, Marjorie Towner, Barbara PUl'khlS1'I', Mary Lou Hldle FI-V I V I ,V Y U . - . on Ron M.nry Lee Stewart, Ann Fite, June R-Iferron, Shirley Poulson, Mudelyn 'Aclamson, Ada .Carney, Patty Greene Rosemary Parrish, Eugenia Craisz, Mona Wilbur, Betty Simonson. Beverly Smith, Carolyn Jenkins. Aye! Publishing ourhigh school news is our province. After all, the echo is an important thing. Although, we do not follow the news scent, as Cotton Mather is rep- resented by Whittier- Gallop1ng down, with eyes agog, and ears set wide and marvelous inkhorn at his side -We are on the alert to set forth in our daily papers all echoes, whether they be debate tournaments, music festivals, athletic contests, class plays, scholastic honors, club meetings, student council events, assembly programs, or even Kiddie dances. ml! amd Afffollj--Dorothy R06 Shaffer International Society for high School Journalists Back Row- Bob VVheeler, Bob Carlstead, Charles Murray, Fred Brooks. Fourth Row---Carolyn Chew, Pam Lewellyn, Beverly Smith, Barbara Lanham. Third Row--Mnrrelvn Tomlinson, Lucille Allen, Shirley Ferrell, Pat Sharp. Serond Rmw- llelorrs Atkerson, Shirley Patterson, Eugenia. Craig, Joanne Smith. Front Row - Pat fireonc. Barbara Purkhiser, Pat Mahurin, Madelyn Adamson, Rosemaiy Parrish, Frances Newell. OFFICERS President -- Fruntes Nuvull Vice 1n'r-sialent Patty Greenf- Se4-l'0ta1'y- TI'l'IlSUl't'I f Kofenimv P211 ri 'll Barb:lru Pnrkhisor WS' .Ss ,is Ula OFFICERS Ll doum 0 Editor- JS Patty Greene In Asst. Editor- Rosemary Parrish M ISSOLLFI Secretary- A Ada Marg C Q are l l'lcf-Rrd This A wnelocl gmpt Eugene Long, Allen, Pam L wellyn, Hidle. lllney, Patt G the echo is an Mather is rep- set wide, and daily papers all asts, class plays, rams, or even hier ces Newell. ' X ff f X I X f THE BLUEBIRD fUniversa1ly recognized symbol of happinessj MISSOURI STATE BIRD Adopted March 30, 1927 MISSOURI WALTZ Unofficial Song of Missouri Hass Plays Chsspians Debate Vasa! Music Instrumental Music Girls ' Drum Cfsrps ,Rt Skov? Sefziof' Qian' Play Director---A-'Mrs Sally Anne Crawford Arthur .... Irene .... Rose .,...... Charley ,,,,. Mac ......... Phoebe ,,.. ....,.. P at Greene Archie ..,.. .......... F rank Bail' Steve .... ..,,.... M arvin Richey Penny ...... .....,.. D ale McCullough Kitty ..... ...... M ary Lee Stewart Jamie ..........,. ....,..... J im Gardner Uncle Alec ...... ............ C arl Duncan Aunt Jane ,.... ..,... R osemary Parrish Aunt Clara Aunt Plen 4413056 In Bloomg' April 11, 1947 .,.1-Iarriett Record U15 Play is' Sing me gr song, Phoebe 1 ff J 4 . .... ...John Inman .......Carolyr1 Chew ,.......J0anne Smith .......Allan Hulen .......Terry James .....Ada M. Carney Tragedy strikes Conclave of the clan . 1'.lf 1 ' ' M-,.1v'11515 5 .z, U1 19110 1 1 1 IC1 ll f MI1111 11111111112 111 165011 lx 11 1 C1131 Qfzr r 11 1 - , 11 JI 11f1!11f11-111 .. - 1 1' H' N 1131. llw 1',flf7fl'fl'1 IL' li' ll R 'll' 1'1- ' ,HH - . 'L 'lf N-if IIN'--'.if'111'1'1: 111 fb l 11 U11 111 3111 I111 Hirl, ll I Mm M ml!! Adm f'f1Uffv111 'iff at lx1111' flfl In 1' 111 ckflxef lf: Page 50 1 1 , 1: n ,, 5 1, 1 my , . ,..' , 1 1 1, 111-,UI 11a!1111111ll',1l,,,l1,,,1ef,m1,0,,aH1,4 - N '- K ' M I Che Ching IU ' . 1 I 'tThis sCheme's a natural I ff M C 7 I 6 HHH! 761 H6671 December 13, 1946 amor Elasy Play II Director-Mrs. Sally Anne Crawford QI Martha Craig ...............,.... Shirley Patterson I Daisy Mae Comfort ,....,,,........ Delores Moon I Lucious Long ,.,..,..,.,... ...... ll flilton Hardesty I Bruce Clyde .....,...,.,. ,.,,.....,.... G ene Davis Q I Eugenia Sherwood ....,...,,,,.... Shirley Ferrell Julia Boyd .,....,. Barbara 'Christman I Brenda Day .....,.. Professor Kent,. Mildred Wade .... ..Madelyn Adamson I ,..,.,..Bill Mayfield ......Shirley Poulson I I Allen Kent ,.,...... .........., J oe Sullens , Mary Fremont ......... ......... B everly Smith , Robert Fremont ,..... ....... R alph Crandall 'I Ju-Ju ...........,,...,,. ,..,., D l'l1Clll3, Euiott I I I I 'I Soft soap for a rich uncle I I I And even Ju-Ju gfol her man! I I '4 I II aim M zu H16 , , A ,, . . ,, . ' L ,f pw- ,inf Hip-I lqf III' ,MII II J. IfIII'I!Iwr f III' fwlwf f,um'Qf' l'. Ifrsl, UA'llSS0Il7Z s I.1lz'Ze Giant -zz member Of 1712 Mtlflfe IW 0 L M' f U 1 X L ' L I K' W f W ' II Inf' tfflwhnlled Eulogy on the Dog. Page 57 ' Naiizfmzl Zflzespiaus ,flat Well Chair Par! ll 1 ll ll Ol-'l l!iEl President A Allan Hulrfr. Vice IJ resident Patty Grcf-ne Spon sor-V M rs . C ra W ford Back Row--Shirley Patterson, Madelyn Adamson, Ralph Crandall, Fred Brooks, Terry James, Mrs. Crawford lsponsorl, Jack D. Lowe, Bill Mayfield, Clyde Sumpter, Dale McCullough, Bill Moon. Second Row-Delores Moon, Gene Davis, Joe Sullens, Carl Duncan, Allan Hulen, Pat Sharp, Barbara Purkhiser, Ada Carney, Shirley Poulson, Frances Hopper, Pat Greene. First Row-Mary Lee Stewart, Rosemary Parrish, Barbara Christman, Beverly Smith, Frances Newell, Harriett Record. Joanne Smith, Eugenia Craig, Shirley Ferrell, Shirley Roland. 1. 1 Jimi, Li-:it Webb City Troupe 608 of the National Thespian Dramatic Honor society is only three years old, but it is active and growing. We now have thirty-five members, of whom six are charter members. On March 25, We held our annual social, a Weiner roast at Mc- Clelland Parkin Joplin. Honor guest was Mrs. Marjorie Allen Mercer, former speech teacher. Mary Lee Stewart has been named Best Thespian of the year. D6bdf6ff Plane Seemed 151 Bl' -Elgin' It doesn't take much to make an argument when Fred Brooks, Madelyn Adamson, Clyde Sumpter, and Carolyn Jenkins meet in the same room. lens, Loomis Crandall, and Julia Lieb were a little less nois their views. ,The Juniors and Sophomores took oVer on th just couldn't stand the pace. We attended tournaments t P'tt b and placed second in the Big-Eight. Barbara Lanham, Joe Sul- y, but every bit as solid in e squad this yearg the Seniors a 1 s urg, Joplin, and Monett, Una--hes--Mr. Lock fleftl, Mrs. Crawfcvd f rltJ: Clile S lu r. . .. , Q . Adamson, Barbara Lanham, Ca:0ly11mJelnkins.M umpul hed Blocks' Mom! lxllhul' Balham Purkhis l' ' 2 Affirmative -- Fred Brooks l'iarlmra Lanham Nvifzltive ' Carolyn Jlnkins Jm- Sullens .xffvi nizillwf Maul: I3 in Aflemsu l.m+n.i lrainflzrll Ni-zwiix iii li- -'tslnyii-u Secretary- - Patricia Sharp .Q Rlclmrtr-r-g X Joanne Smith Q 4 Girl second. A3 Gay Nine1 ting and O: the impress Boys' .. Jar-i l .I 3 A Q25 if OFFICERS Presidentf Allan Hulen Vice president- Patty Greene Secretary- Pat ricia. Sharp Reporter! Joanne Smith Sponsor- M is . C raw ford N X Girls' Trio--Harriett Hutcherson, Delores Moon, Irene Wolfe. Zfrfcal Music MRS. JACK BALL, DIRECTOR With several feathers in their caps -first class rankings in the sub-regional and region- al contests and public appearances at civic and church programs-the various ensem- bles and soloists of the vocal music depart- ment, under the talented supervision of Mrs. Jack Ball, have had an enjoyable, profitable, and successful year. Soloists-Ada Carney, soprano, Delores Moon, contraltog Terry James, second tenor, Jack D. Lowe, baritone, and Jim Bruff, tenor-all Won first places in the preliminary and subregional contests and entered the regional contest. Jim Bruff, ranking first in tenor solo, was entitled to enter the state contest, in which he placed second. Among the outstanding accomplishments of the vocal ensemble groups have been the Gay Nineties' dance, the two enjoyable operettas- Mountain Music, with a hill billy set- ting and Ozark folk songs, and The White Gypsy, with beautiful costuming and settingg and iety is only rs, of whom roast at Mc- 'mer speech n Adamson, am, Joe Sul- : as solid in 3 the Seniors and Monett, . Barbara Purkhiser, Madelyn the impressive and lovely Christmas program. Girls' Quartet--Harriett Hutcherson, Irene Boys' Quartet-Jim Bruff, Terry James, Wolfe, Lois Ricke, Delores Moon. Jack D, Lowe, James Gardner. 5 E f, 9 f :eel M , -I-.mf , , . A , ' , I V ' zrfaf Szlriel, Hlllllfvf HI WHS flow! I' Slwwfzzrlfzvr lizflnrmzz, IS 5rrn'i41fv and llbfufltlll of flu .lllAS0l!7l llziir c y f 1 wwf fflfliffllzilzlzg lllllllllg Ihr' llislorirzlf .S'nf14'l1e'i ol uilwr slaiw. Page 59 Winged Wards girly' Cleef Club Mixed 0507715 PANEL I-- Fourth RowiJennie Sue Gilbert, Lou Vee Martin, Mary Handley, Phyllis Sliillev B211'lJ'U'iL L3-nhamn BffU'y,Lf'u PI-55111 Hilf- fiflt R00i31'd, Nancy Mosena, Mable Gressett, Irene Wolfe, Viola Miller, Frances Newell, MHl'Jffl'lff 'I'lWlJ0F- Jhfrmdry Woodard, Treva Winzo, Nancy Motley, Norma Polston, Norma Lee Cook, Colleen EMBO!! MHfJ0 '0 Hffffod- Third Row-Laverne Matthews, Helen Phillips, Helen Lowe, Marjorie Campbell, Doris Burke, Nad-ne Matthews, Dorotlly' Ijelmis, Mona Wilbur, Barbara Pm.khiSel., Carolyn Chew, Suzanne Cochrane, IM,-lore: Moon, li:u'b:-ra McFarland, Jackie Hulsey, Pat Hatcher, Patti Mahurin. . A Second Row-Charlene Mosena. Prem Lewellyn, Betty Simonson, Wanda Shirk, Shirley Roland, Dorothy Hamilton, Shirley Bl'2idlJU1'Y. Doris Bechhold, Bernice Mink, Madelyn Adamson, Barbara Crockett. l'0lf 'eS Atkellmni UNH Rwkff, Shlflffb' McFarland, Peggy Walters. Front Row-Martha Taylor, Joy Dipley, Shirley Poulson, Barbara Douxrlas, Shir ey ferren, y CHFIISY, Mary Lee Stewart, Twyla James, Joan King, Shirley Ballenzer, Carolyn Jenkins. l li' 'l Patt Greene, Beverly Smith, Ada PANEL II- Fourth RowfClyde Sumpter, Don Miller, Bennie Welcher, Jerry Potter, Jim Bruff, Terry James, Virgil Boyd, Elmer Cum- UHHQS. Tommy Danhakl, Frank Bair, Jack Lowe, Bill Brown, Jimmy Gardner. Third Row-Barbara Purkhiser, Jackie Hulsey, Delores Atkerson, Lou Vee Martin, Nanvy Motley, Betty .Lou Pryor, Treva. yincgo, Mabel Gressett, Irene Wolfe, Frances Newell, Harriett Record, Helen Lou :, Dolores Moon. Viola Miller, Bobby ac . Second Row-Madelyn Adamson, Betty Ann Simonson, Shirley Roland, Doris Burke, Norma Lee Cook, Rosemary Woodard, Dorothy Dennis, Carolyn Chew, Colleen Egrner, Peggy VValters, Pat Hatcher, Wanda Shirk, Barbara McFarland, Lois Ricke. Patti Mahurin. Front Row-Martha Taylor, Shirley Pouison, Shirley Ballenger, Mary Lee Stewart. Beverly Smith, Ada Margaret Carney, Twyla James. Shirley Ferrell, Patty Greene, Joy Dipley. girly' ,C Second Ro' N Debi 1' HSI RUSS'- Sef-ond Ro' First Row- Ni techniql many pl Drogran club has won fire Tl nonet, a from sur tival als renditioi Dl'Og'1'11lT if--'QI L ,I '.',' X gh ..',i N, and Versatile Zfeiees Cjm,-me girly' None! B0y5'Glee Club Ju Pryor. Har- 'ner. Rosemary trod. Lhews. Dorothy 'Farland, Jackie milton, Shirley , Ricke, Shirley erly Smith, Ada i, Elmer Chim- li Pryor, Treva. L Miller, Bobby' mary Woodard, cFarland, Lois lrgaret Carney, educated in B01Z716l,U S Second ROW-Madelyn Adamson, Marjorie Herrod, Harriett Hutcherson, Irene Wolfe tziccompanistj, Lois Ricke, Pat Hatcher, il Delores Moon. I 1'1rst Row-Ada Margaret Carney, Patty Green, Patti Mahurin. Ser-ond Row-1-Bobby Jack, Don. Miller, Jimmy Gardner, Elmer Cummings, Jerry Potter, Bennie Welcher, Clyde Sumpter. First Row--Bill Brown, Jim Bruff, Terry James. Virgil Boyd, Tommy Danhakl, Frank Hair, Jack Lowe. .Nine girls, Well known as the nonet, for their blending of sweet voices and excellent technique, have become traditional to the school. At special invitation they have sung in many places outside of schoolg for instance, at women's clubs, and. at church and P.T.A. programs at the Lions' Club Minstrel, and the Joplin Music Festival The boys glee l club has made several appearances, and has among its membership, soloists who have Won first places in the Webb City and Springfield contests. The girls' glee club and the smaller ensemble groups-quartet, madrigal, sextet, nonet, and trio-received first ratings and excellent criticisms at the Webb City Festival from such a competent critic as Dean Skinner of Drury College. At the Springfield Fes- tival also they made a good showing. ,The girls' double quartet, because of their lovely rendition of Were You There? have been invited to sing at many church services and programs this year. ' M' uri in bo hood was a relebrated pioneer fmizzter of fllmmm I-,,f,i,,,-,ll George Caleb Bmglaam, who fame lo' 1550 . gy. . f L U U - 1 .. E . trend such as Daniel Boone Cmvlivzg into Mmozm' and Order INZJ. ll. He also was zmlecl lfff 515 Pf1V1 w1vlx of I umrzy famous people, 514511 as 101711 Howard Payne and fl'IItl'T67L'll1C 5011. Page 61 I Ulkff f 10116121 fS2JLlIll'1LUf fwflwd Qfffffff'f l flfliflif, Scxfclf fWz1d1'1cg'z1l mx 819' Mixed Quartet Jimmy Bruff Ada MZ11'Q2ll'Qf Carney PQ-Iores Moon Ti-'1'l'Y James MCl1f17 l!j!ll Bill Brown Hsirrifft Hut1'l1r-rsrm Jimmy Bruff Shirlvy Rolzmfl lrvlw 'Nolfu :wr-1n'n Iivlmw-S lVlu1m Terry Jeunw Fizmli Bair' Hn-lr-n Luwv, limi psf-llirwl. lnzmlst in Girls' Do11l1lf' Q'1101'f1ff Sh11l1-y linlziml Mm juriv- Hm'1'1ul lip-lui'-S Mmm iI'f'YlC' xvfiifl- Hzirrifit Hlll1'hIAI'x4lll lmik liif-kv l':1ti'ic'i:1 Hzilrhf-1' Mnmlf-lyn A1l:Lm,11n Girls' Sc,1fff'z' ' Shirli-y Roland Ilclorvs Moon Harriet Hutuhe1's:m Ire-no '.Volf, Zl1'I'lIl'T1lI2llll5t Lois Rickm- Pat Hzitrhe-l' Helen Lowe, 111411 in picturel. -61.74 . lil with ha llzmd an ment ar skillful ness of rating 21 State C1 Er Quartet Murray. Back Rom-3 'Fifi R WHY! X . rf 1 gf 1 , ' v if mf 'E ll111111111. 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Fourteen ensemble and individual numbers, which received I rating at the District Contest at Springfield and placed Webb City first, entered the State Contest at Columbia and made the following ratings: xdelyn Adamson . Girls' Double Quartet , the smaller ensembles and the soloists, have derived great enjoy- 1-lgy Roland vrjorie Herrod lores Moon ,ne Wolfe vrriet Hutcherson ig Ricke tricia Hatcher Plano --------------e- -e'-'--...... ...,... I 1 'ene Wolfe I Bass Clfninet ----- ....... J oe Sulleng 1 Oboe --------e------ -- ....... Charles Murray I Flute ------------ ----- ....... B 0 nnie Brooks I C9110 --------- ----------- ....... C h arles Murray II Flute Quartet ,,,,,,,, ---,-., I String Quartet ,,,,,, ...,,., 1 String Trio ,,,,.,,,,, --,-.,, 1 II .4 , String Quartet ,,.,,,,.' .-,-,,. 1 1 GHZS Sextet String Sextet .,,,,,.,,,,,,, .,,,,,, 1 1 g Trombone Quartet ,,,,,, ,,,,,,, 1 1 mm' gland Trumpet Trio .,,,,,,,,,, ,-,,,,, 1 1 elfei Hsfffwmn Orchestra .............. .....,....... I I mm ' Band .,........,,,,,.,,,,,,,,, ,,.,,,,,,,,,, 1 II -ene W'olf, accompanist ois Ricke at Hatcher lelen Lowe. tI'l0t in picturel. Entries to the national contest at St. Joseph this year Will be as follows: Flute Quartet and String Quartetg Piano, Irene Wolf 3 Flute, Bonnie Brooksg and Oboe, Charles X Murray. r Flag Twzrlers . Back Row--Phyllis Spille, Mona Wilbur, Carolyn Lanham, Colleen Egner. YW! Front Row-Mary Lee Stewart, Madelyn Adamson, Shirley Poulson, Barbara Douglas. i , - 2 gt . rw...,s..Ww f, . - k . S A 4 1 , , . , ,ff . V Vi f X A f ,. ' ,. A S Jgt f fel ern- . - ' 'A 'ne llrxouri, and za ff '11 lititflti of r KZ zizruzin c 1 U NH ,MMV mfyd Cammmm IO, Nw, 1,,0wp5, gpeuf bu boyhood at Martell , 1 I 5 g tl. uurz uzllory zn U26 , A . , fl Kawai Czty bzgb school. Page 63 Singing Strings Urrlzefim Back Row-Robert Carlstead, Pat Hargis, Richard Cruse, Carl England, Max Huff, Dale Shellhorn, Nelson Groover, Kenneth BeVier. Third Row-wLois Ricke, Betty Ann Simonson, Clyde Sumpter, June Herron, Shirley Roland, Joanne Smith, Pat Sharp, Bonnie Brooks, Jackie Hulsey, Leroy Spencer, Lois Watson, Kenneth Jenkins, Janice Viers. Shirley Pryor Second Row-Marilyn Gretz, Jane Watson, Charles Murray, Shirley Poulson, Madelyn Adamson, Fred Brooks, Joe Sullens, Harold Conner, Donna Davis, Mary Lou Hidle, Gloria. Beagle, Tommy Needels. Betty Robinson, First Row-Paula Flte, Ann Fite, Richard Marvin, Doris Crandall, Loomis Crandall, Put Hatchel, Phyllis Johnson, Patty Wilbur. First Violins--Paula Fite, Ann Fite, Mari- lyn Gretz, Jane Watson, Bobby Jack. Second Violins-Putty Wilbur, Marilyn Brooks, Phyllis Johnson, Kenneth Jen- kins, Janice Viers, Tommy Needels, Shirley Pryor, Betty Robinson, Mary Gilbert. Cellos--Charles Murray, Shirley Poulson, Clyde Sumpter, June Herron, Betty Traylor, Kenneth Shoup. ViolasEPat Hatcher, Loomis Crandall, Gloria Beagle, Mary Lou Hidle, Donnf-L Davis. Personnel String Basses-Lois Ricke, Irene Wolfe, Lou Vee Martin, Betty Simonson. OboesW'Doris Crandall, Richard Marvin. Flutes--Bonnie Brooks, Pat Sharp, Joanne Smith, Shirley Roland. Clarinetse- Fred Brooks, Joe Sullens, Har- old Conner. Bassoon-Madclyn Adamson. French Horn-Helen Bowman, Richard Cruse. Alto Saxophones-Lois NVutson, Leroy Spence r. Tenor Saxophone---Jacqueline Hulsey. Tfllmlret--Charles Cope, Curl England, Max Huff, James Weston. Percussion-Robert Carlstead, Pat Hargis. Trombones-Kenneth Be-Vier, Dale Shell- horn, Nelson Groover, A delightful and profitable year has been s t b th fifty-three members. Out of the three contests in which it participated it iecei A y I Y d ' I rating at the Webb City and Springfield contests At the third contest in C l Xe A D911 Y 9 Orchestra, which consists of was the highest Class B orchestra in the state, with a rating of II. At the Joopliiilliliciisicli Festival, it received a favorable criticism. The orchestra has been very prominent in school affairs this year. Besides participation in all of the festivals and contests mention- ed above, it has performed in many other programs including assemblies, Webb City Preliminary Contest, Queen of KING JACK Coronation, National Honor Society Initiatimi Baccalaureate Services, and Commencement, . ' ' fiznuvr lwgifrs was horn iz! lmzhgnvrzrlrizrw, .fl'lisxm4ri,' john lim! am! Clin! F ' - A V , ia izllnrw lirwry mf limi' ugilblr ul xr, l.o11ii,' fmt film' ,if .m-ifiifn i1,,f,f, ,5,'ffQ'ffQQ fQ' ,ff 'i'f 1 . 'W '7 , Ml um! lfnl ,Nlniuu ffl lxumili Clfy it A 'LH'-l mi -N1 'f'l' ,FHM Page 64 C C H the don ent in t of lovely Club, wl forms. parades and was tests we ornets-Charle Huff. Richa Bill Major, . onson, James larinets-Fred ine Hulsey, McReynolds. ' June Herror Davis. Mary Eleanor Duke Oliver, Lyle Lloyd Fishei Crocker. Pan Joan Nelson, Back Row- Cruse. Second Rew- Byrfi. Eleanc Siartii Third Row- Hidle. liatchi Fourth Row- jm ,Q 11:3 C. .ul . ly Wie. Groover, Kenneth at Sharp, Bonnie iks, Joe Sullens, Johnson, Patty amson. Bowman, Richard ois lVatson. Ixr0Y tcqueline Hulsey. ope, Carl England, Weston. Zarlstead, Pat Hargis. BeVier, Dale Shell- VET. :h consists of received a I Columbia, it Joplin Music prominent in tests mention- Webb City ety Initiation, Qplin, Noah and TH, .Sidney Truex and Ssundiug l6'mssss B and Hlghest Pomt Ogf 1T1t9F9Sf, this year, for the sixty-live members of the band has been the donning of beautiful new uniforms purchased by the Board of Education. Resplend- ent in the new uniforms, and as proud as Punch over them, the band gave a program of lovelyunumbers to express appreciation to the Board of Education and to the Lions' Club, which had made a generous donation of 31,000 to help defray the cost of the uni- forms. The band participated in assemblies, in football and basketball games, and parades. Inthe music festivals at Webb City and Springfield, the band made I ratings and was eligible for the State Contest at Columbia. The selection played at all the con- tests was Overture Hongroiseu by Joseph Skornica. Personnel Cornets-Charles Co e, Carl England, Maw Huff, Richard Giuse, James Weston, Bill Major, Jack Mayfield, James Sim- onson, James Cummings. Clarinets-Fred Brooks, Ann Fite, Jacquel- ine Hulsey, Harold Conner, Betty McReynolds. Tommy Byrd, Gordon Rusk, June Herron, Gloria Beagle, Donna Davis, Mary Lou Hidle, Tommy Record. Eleanor Duke, Carolyn Carlstead, Ann Oliver, Lyle Redmon, Clarence Glover, Lloyd Fisher, James Hardy, Nancy Crocker, Pam McGaughy, Sue Mosely, Joan Nelson, Nancy Ackerson. Piccolo-'Lois Jones. Percussion-Lois Ricke, Irene Wolfe, Rob- ert Carlstead, Pat Hargis, Delores Duke. Alto Sax-Lois Watson, Barbara Cruse. Betty Traylor, Phyllis J0h'nson. Tenor Sax--John Darby, Larry Beasley, Richard Norton. Baritone SaxALeroy Spencer. Flutes-Bonnie Brooks, Joanne Smith, Paula E7'ite, Peggy Walters, Shirley Roland, Joanne Cole, Louise Kamisar. Oboes-Charles Murray, Doris Crandall, Richard Marvin. French Hornes--Pat Hatcher, Clyde Sump ter, Helen Bowman, Nancy Taylor, Phyl- lis Norton, Gary Sampson. Baritones- Jerry' Abbott, Don Miller, Wen- dell Pence, Lloyd Mink. 'I'rombonwKenneth BeVier, Dale Shell- horn, Tommy Johns. Dale Gilliam, Kenneth Shoup, Nelson Grover. Basses- lnomis Crandall, James Bruff. String Bass-Beity Ann Simonson, Lou Vee Martin. Bassoon AMadelyn Adamson. Bass Clarinet-Joe Sullens. Back Row--Dale Shellhorn, Dale Gilliam, Tommy Johns, Kenneth BeVier, Carl England, Max Huff, Charles Cope, Richard Cruse, James Weston, Jack Mayfield, Bill Major, Jimmy Simonson, John Darby, Larry Beasley, LeRoy Spencer. Second Row--Fred Brooks, Joe Sullens, Lois Ricke, Delores Duke, Betty Ann Simonson, Gordon Rusk, Lloyd Fisher, Tommy Byrd, Clarence Glover, Lyle Redmon, Shirley Poulson, Harold Connor, Nancy Crm-ker, Carolyn Carlstead, Ann Oliver, Eleanor Duke, Gloria Beagle, Jerry Abbott, Lloyd Mink, Madelyn Adamson, Barbara Cruse, Richard Marvin, Lou Vee Martin, Pat Hargis, Irene Wolfe. Third Row-Charles Murray, Lois Jones, Shirley Roland, Paula Fite, Joanne Smith, Bonnie Brooks, Ann Fife, Mary Lou Hidle, Donna Davis, Jackie Hulsey, Betty Jean McReynolds, Helen Bowman, Phyllis Norton, Clyde Sumpter, Pat Hatcher, Nancy Taylor, Gary Sampson. Paul Fite, conductor. Fourth Row-Barbara Laster, Betty Traylor, Doris Crandall, June Herron, Lois Watson, Peggy Vifalters, Phyllis Jean Johnson. v X W Q-'W-qv fs Edina Qs A ,1 .. . . , A ' ' -- - nib has recfiiuni ilzfrrizfftimzul rrwxfnflzf-zz llt 4 , V , 7 . A, 51 U my 5,2 Louzs Post Dzspa , p -V I V V U A M H R' l'f3Pf f7ZZi- 7C'lixrff'l1 ggj?01i,ij,e af me l1i,,,1,,.fpgfj1j,y Agadeuzy of Pina .iris Ill 1924 and a l,I1f7f.ti'f l'r1,i urls 1.-flwfr ff .6 1 . '. . 1 -. L H1 I 220. P 65 Girls ' Drum 6l7I',l7S Back Row---Donna Copeland, Shirley Tulley, Virginia Byrd, Drucilla Elliott, Doris Pierce, Betty Selby, L: '. P ' 's Q l tum oxxei , -hu ey Bladbuiy, Nancy Lee, Elizabeth Taylor. Third Row-fDo1'is Rechold, Dorothy Hamilton, Gwendolyn Thurman, Bessie Hanson, Nancy Motley, Kathleen Lee, Jcssie Doc-len, Louise Newby, Norma Copeland, Doris Burke, Mary Jane Gilliam. Second Row--Mary Hardy, Lavcrn Matthews, Mable Gressett. Frances Peek, Dorothy Dennis, Helen Lowe, Carolyn Lanhzvn, Betty Simrnison, Lou Vee Martin, Mary Handley, Marcclyn Tomlinson, Shirley Ballenger, Barbara Crockett. Joan Atker- son. Delores Moon, Alice Redmon. Front Row---Betty Pryor, Twirler: Delores Atkerson, Drum Major: Barbara Lanham, Captain With colors flying, music sounding clear, and drums tattooing, our spiffy and snappy Drum Corps has added color, spice, and beauty to the football games under its efficient Major, Delores Atkerson. The corps formed a glamorous guard of honor for the Football Queen at her doronation on Thanksgiving Day. Their service does not end with color, music, and marching: they are also civic minded: for they have participated in the Red Cross Parade, have sold tags for the Cancer Drive, and are selling for the American Legion, General Marshall's Report. They will march for the American LQ- gion Carnival in May, and will sell poppies the last Saturday in Mav ii 1 ' , , 1 ionor oi the World Wai Veterans. Mr. B. B. Spracklen is director, and Miss Mayme Stinnett sponsor of this animated and attractive group. ' f f .llfffllllffw nom! 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It has been facetiously said that the Missouri Mule won the First World War. glftffbtlff Qtztctz and Attendants Hhttr Leader and Klub glftffbtlff and l6't1 kctb ll Crack- Zfttzni -505 Ettltzttttzz' A MISS F1lANLT14lS Ig'IUPP1iR IC If N O F if' 0 O T13 fi Z, L f!!lr'f'lf.s' , f!!1'!lff1l!ff,s' iv MISS Ali JAXNNIC SNIITII MISS l',X'l l'Y iLR1',1ifx'1f 1 all .wk 'VPN I rl H 'IM .- ' 1 . 11.1.1 I I 1 H, E I, ,I. XX-'ivy 1 ww f -M21 r,y.-.,,. J--:gifs L has enj Amidst music c punch. Big-Eig prized ' for the to the I Bair, R James X X R ,uemary W'o0rlard JWH6 L'iffl6 Z95,c1,vc'rs 5 OFFICERS Captain Ifrriires Hopper Co-Captain Patty Greene Presiclent liusc-nia Craig Secretary Rosemary Parrish Sponsor Mrs, Jack Ball lizxrbara Lanham Paula Fite Beverley Smith R1 senary Parrish I-'rances Hopper Euuenia Craig Patty Greene Carolyn Jenkins l L . WV Chai Epz'z0f7zz'ze.s' f4zfzfezz'C.f Under Coach .Tom Dunphy, the W Club, which supervises all athletic activities, has enjoyed a very successful season. Their invitational dance was a gala affair. Amidst gorgeous decorations, club members and their friends danced to the entrancing music of Gene Dooley's orchestra, and refreshed themselves with sandwiches, cake, and punch. Printed dance programs listing the home football and basketball games and the Big'Eight 'CF-HCK meet-fuFHiShGd by WGSTJ9Fn Auto-added to the enjoyment and will be prized mementoes for scrap books. The W Club sponsors the Cheer Leaders, and pays for the fees and pins for all lettermen who with a scholarship of M or above are elected to the National Athletic Honor Society. The members this year are as follows: Frank Bair, Robert Carlstead, Jack Cogbill, Carl Duncan, Terry James, Bill Brown, Allan Hulen, James Gardner, John Inman, Jack E. Lowe, Bill Moon, Jerry Potter. 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Louie n. Ted Par- ris Crandall. dbury. Jim rlin, XVilson 1 McComb. eonard. Har- irk, Kenneth Lowe, Ray lottom. Bill ph Crandall. 65 :dles mp - -high Jump les GW ohn Myers ack Couhill soy Jackson ihnny Inman ,mmy Tarrant arolrl Conner Bfwb Hickarn Coronation of Football Queen: Back Row!Ted Parrish fW. C. captainl and Miss Patty Greene fattendantj: Miss Julia Rus- sell lQueen of last yearl: John Inman fStudent Council presidentli Miss Joanne Smith fattendantl, and Albert Bruner QCar- thaqe captainl. Front Row-Merton C. Hopper tCrown Bearerjz Her Royal Hixzhm-ss, Miss Frances Hopper: Anna Hopper ilflower Girll. The Queen's Attendants depart in state-the cy- nosure of many eyes. Wynne puts finishing touches to Carthage. Cardinal Aces in position for the devastatinnq nt- tack, and Brother, was it effective! Um! Um! Delectable refreshments after the ANY Club ball-Miss Sailor and her cotvrii- pf friends. W Club, all dressed up in evenins: tom, ,,,,,4 their guestsgalso dressed up--- trip the light fantastic toe. Page Mr esi Z ?' 7 27, ' o il 1 X 7 X, , . , Q 2 e I Q9 September September October 4 October 11 October 25 October 26 f1eld October 31 XX Z I al ,X 8 ,lt ,9 X E Rb 3 Q67 I 5 R fx I X M N X f a XX 6 1D4X X X Q 3 School opens 27 Football Seneca there Football Monett here Football Neosho here Football Aurora there Student Councll Conventlon at Sprlng Quarterly Exammatlons November 15 Football Nevada here November 22 Football Mt Vernon there November 28 Thanksgiv1ng Day game wlth Carth age here We dld talk turkey thls tune w1th Carthage Coronatxon of the Football Queen November December December December December December 29 Thanksgxvlng vacatlon 6 Senlor Hlgh Operetta Debate Tournament at Pittsburg 17 Basketball Seneca here 13 Junlor Class Play 20 Chrlstmas Program by the Muslc Department Decembel 21 30 Chrlstmas Vacation January 3 Basketball Monett here Januaxy 7 Basketball Pittsburg there Januaxy 9 Semester Examlnations January January January Janual y Basketball Neosho there Concert by Orchestra Basketball Aurora here Basketball Lamar there 2' if f' K' - f ,' 1 Rf January 28 Basketball Plttsburg here January 31 Basketball Nevada there February 7 Basketball Mt Vernon here February 11 Basketball Carthage there February 21 One Act Plays February 2128 Basketball Carthage subre glonal March 4 Band Concert Maxch 13 14 Quarterly Examlnatxons Speech Fes t1val W Club Invltatnonal Dance March 27 Nat1onal Honor Soclety Assembly March 29 Blg Elght Debate at Monett Aprll 3 Electlon of Student Councxl Offlcers Aprll Aprll Aprll Aprll Apr1l Apru Apr 1l test Senxor Webb Class Play Clty host at Dlstrlct MUSIC Con Queen Qulll and Scroll Inltxatxon Thespxan ln1t1at1on Honor SOCIQIY Banquet Blg Elght Track meet here of lung Jack Coronatnon May 2 State IHIISIC Festxval at Colunlbla May 9 Jun1o1 Senlor Banquet at Fust Presbyter May May May May May 13.11 Church Baccalauleate Sermon Fmal Examlnatlons Semor JUUIOI' S0Dhomore PICHICS Class Da! kill, Jack lssued Commencement Marzlote of joplm a Mzswurz member of fmfgress for tm yelrs t I I 1 l zxbnz lon 111 1900 'wbzcb bas flourzslnd Zbruuvlv the mart Hug 01111: Stat'tmSot1tf'1tISISJOIW Sm Q S 'RM mu znzmznly :mee zts organvatzon Amon Ibe f7T1IH1lll?lIf ptrmm11,y,u of NL MM mm wa? :futon to um o ut 41 nln Persbmg Rear Admmzl Robert Coontg Mayor C1 mm! lm, I, f U t 'I' ' 4 X1 111 md of course the Preszdent of tl Urzzfcd Stahl Harm S lrzumlu 1 mr DMM Q A , Page 76 re. 'e ge subre- peech Fes- x ubly. lcers. flusic yn. 3-. Con- Presbyter- nics. Society of '0 function have been lson,l C. 5 S f 3 . kk If I A scene at at Sedalia NIISSOUII, the Show-me State AOOL !0'bIl 4 qi av E Pflfrrfns nf king jafk ERE is a very important section of our year the courtesy of those business and p1'0f9SSlOH21l E E book-the advertising section. We 3.DIJ1'9Fi3t9 5 firms and individuals who have helped finanC6 KING JACK, 1947. So we urge you to read carefully the advertisements and professional cards of these friends of W. C. H. S., and patronize them. They have the Show-me stuff 5 so let's show-'em our loyalty and gratitude. Please don't stop here. Go on and on! Interesting things are still to follow. Allen's Department Store Andersonis Appliances Baird Supply Co. Beeler Boys' Drive In Berrian's Food Market Bogdon's Candy Store Bottom Produce Co. Bradbury-Bishop Drug Co. Bradbury Paint Co. Breck's Shoe Shop Burger-Baird Engraving Co. Burgner-Bowman-Matthews Lumber Co. Butter-field's Jewelry Store C. A. P. fDr. Oltmanj C Sc A Barbeque Cab 32 and Cafe Carlson's Seed Co. Carney, Dr. Fred S. Christman's Civic and the Civic Junior Theatres Clark, D. H., Oil Co. Coglizer Tent and Awning Co. Collins-Sweatt Motor Co. Connor Hotel Consumer's Feed and Seed Co. Coulter-McGuire Clothing Co. Crescent Cleaners Cripp's Uncle Tomfs 'Cabin Crocker, Dr. O. H. Crowl Jewelry Cunningham, Rush Currey, Hildred S. Day's Market Dickinson Theatre Dixie Shops Drachenberg's Jewelry Drive-In Cafe Eagle-Picher Mining and Smelting Co. Elder Manufacturing Co. Empire District Electric Co. Empire Garage Everitt Cab Co. Ferree's Flower Shoppe Forbes, Dr. W. W. Gamble Store Gas Service Co. Goodyear Service Graue Motor Service Greene's Gregory, Dr. C. F. -EUGENIA CRAIG, Business Momafger. Ha1npsten's Photo Service Harding, Joe, Co. Haynes Rexall Drug Co. Hedge-Lewis Funeral Home Hirons Insurance Agency Hoerning Hardware Home Land and Loan Co. House of Beauty Hub Department Store Hulett, Harry B., Insurance Agency Independent Gravel Co. Installment Finance Co. Jaccardis Agency Jamison Drug Co. Jelly's Market Joplin Coca-Cola Bottling Cc, Joplin Foundry Co. Joplin Furniture Co, Joplin Globe Publishing CO. Joplin Hardware Joplin Junior College Joplin Venetian Blinds Co. K 8: H Barbeque Keystone Hotel Kress, S. and Co. Mammen's VVestern Associate Store Auto Mardick Tire and Appliance Ce, Markwardt's Matthews Coffee Co. Merchants and Miners Bank Midwest Hotel Minerva Candy Co. Ministerial Alliance Missouri Utilities Co, Modern Recreations Moseley Super Service Myers Insurance Agency Nance Furniture Sz Finance Co. Ned's 5 and 10 Needels, Dr. Orval T, Nelson Hardware Newman's Newman's Appliance Co, Newton's. Jewelry Store Norris Grain Co. Oldham's Super Service Ozark Engineering Co, Parkway Cleaners Peter Pan Cleaners 84 Laundry Princess Shop Pritchett, Dr. P, L, Purkett's Laundry Purkhiser's Ice Cream Co. R. 8z S. Motor Sales Co. Ramsay's Reeves Jewelry Store Richards Roderique Mutual Insurance Co. Rosenberg's Shoe Store Royal Furniture Co. Roy's Bar-B-Q. Rowe's West End Service Rusk Hardware Security Benefit Association Shadwell's Shoe Shop Shady's Bar-B-Q and Mack's Drive-In Slaughter, Dr. M. S. Smith Brothers Manufacturing Co. Smith Ice and Fuel Southard Drug Southwestern Stationery and Book Supply Spillefs Radio Appliance Sales Co. Star Bottling Co, Staves Super Service Stone's Complete Food Market Stormont, Dr. R. M. Stults Electric Shop Switzer Printing Co. Triplett Cabinet Shop Troutman's Greenhouses Veatch Realty Co. Webb City Bank Webb City Beauty Service Webb City 'Courts 8: Tire Shop VVebb City Daily Sentinel Webb City Greenhouses Webb City Produce Co. XVebb City Recreation Webb City Undertaking Co, Weblacily YVll0l6SHlG G1'ocer 0. Webb Corporation West End Pharmacy VVheeler's Shoe Shop VVhite Rock Lunch gfiliier, Mrs. J. L, 'i iamson, Ernie I ' xvright' Dr. G. uiltlusic House VVY21t1'S XVest End Market Yant's Furniture CO, am Co. s Co. re isurance Co. Store ervice Lsociation OD id Mack's nufacturing l .onery and iance Sales ce Food Market l. PD io. hop houses ' Service Sz Tire Shop ientinel iouses ze Co. ,tion taking Co. sale Grocer 1 MY hop h 2, Music House V. d Market Co. First white men to see Mu ,- . l 15501111 were the Spaniards under DeSoto 1541. The -inci- D211 Indian tribes 1 M' .- , , IHGHDS. Muddy Wgterfisouu Wele the Osages and MiSS0l1FiS. The term M1sIsouri aG Q - vi 000, udflgy uf V 1 iv EZLZE7' d U65 Q jizqfs Ellen, olof. Q51 foro 109 To 117 N. MAIN Owe Home . . . Uur Schools . . . Our Town Let Us All Be Proud gf Tfzem 1 ' ' t on takinff a spoon to bed with you? Mrs. Roland: VVhy do you 1ns1s 1, ' ' ' ' ice cream, and I didn't have any- Shirleyz Last night I dreamed I had a big dish or thing to eat it with. ol' the D. A. R. , . , , , - -b'11in18P0,iIhaS Wushim-gton Irving Slept Here-at h1St0T'1C ArI0Vfff0i152?aYFli2,unuller the sl:D6fViSi'm me-ver closed its doorsg bought by the State ln U' Jil -A FF-.-. 5 . ' 1 A .x 1-4-1-I-.l-i, -5 i O 'WEfF1l'1l 'il , 15 16899 'M ,u Q. 1 QJ 'N T -1 L'l'L'lFl'l!l' Ll-4 . Sf c ugisulflflf . , rd M E, fs as SSX gf ...... I QS ' 1 YU U O ' 22 2 - -gf, .. -J ........ :.... IQ if - v-4 pf . I-I-I 55 3.5 f: 1 fi fi S-4 U '5'. .s5f55s5s5.:1: is - au . ... a ss 1 21 ,Q V3 .h g 1. 22 if CU lx Nw E C4 :: fn? --'pu f f si, Q 155 'i' 'U I ww, if Z' C Q ' Q f fy- - f-4 f' QD ' '- Nl! 'ii Us O . - ff f... QQ Co Wi? 'D ,. Sl 1 Qffff m as w gl A fy 'fl-J 3 S ' E Y 'E Q Ss Q 1 Eiga 4'-9 O Q - .2 U tix' as cl :r :Su Q 53 fi-Eisv . Q' CU ff -- ' ' is M- M 1 . EE t'-'W Q5 - .. W. ,U 752.553 f am. Q 3-5-'X5 5 - Q 'QQ-1 1 .5 ' S 25 N .1 s ki - R Qs 125, X , .- 'N 'C KR 'FS Q. 'VIE f' 1 ll Mr, Ilunphy: Wlmt animal possesses the greatest attachment for man? Q-11-1 Duncan: The animal which possesses the 're' t g cl est 21tIE1C11111G11t for 1111111 is W0ll1ill1 HS OD '4 'X P J i 5 5 B I S JIIIHII. Ste. Genevieve is the Oldest Settlement in MiSS01ll'i Cl7357Z St. L0l1is the second oldest 117649, Churches of Webb Cir GRI-EJET YOU K! T TV EBM, , Bw 5 f Assembly of God Webb and Church Streets Emmanuel Baptist 423 West Austin Street First Baptist Broadway and Roane Streets Bible Church Daugherty and Ash Streets The First Christian Third and Webb Streets Church of God 400 Block, South Devon Street Frisco Mission 924 West Daugherty Street Salvation Army 206 East Broadway Latter Day Saints Third and Liberty Streets 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 W bb Cit Ministerial Assocmtfionb fSp0nsorcd by 6 Y! h' ' t'ck at that lady? , . . f ' haking IS s 1 T Johns at glalid 0D9'Y?-- Wh5 15 that man S , - C, i Mciglnibhns' Hush! That man is the C0Hdf:1Ct0T and he S Coummb tme' Tonimy: What's she screaming f0l', then- Tl Louis and Clark Expedt th N 'thwest st t 1 1 f 1 1 ' Sf l0l1lS C1804-18061. ebb it ardware Complete Line of General Hardware JOHN and LETHA MAE RUSK 112 W. Daugherty Phone 38 We hope that your every Worthy ambition will eventually be realized. arr B. Hulett Insurance Agency fE8lfCLbliSk6d 18883 No. 27 S. Main St. Phone No. 6 Webb City, Mo. Star ottling . Retail Dealer of Better Fuels Lump - Nut- Stoker C 0 A L Kansas Deep Shaft H. Ark. Semi-Anthyacite Phone 9 407 E. Daugherty Charles Cope: Dad, 1 ve finlsh d y , with my ho Work? t Ieport' HOW 2119 .' 8 tting 1 ns St. i Mivssonri, called The Mother of the West, was the starting place for pioneer expedi- tlons and trails to th, W t. ' ' ' 1 . e es lVIISSOllll3.I1S acted as guides, and AIISSOHFT soldiers were mfluentlal in winning the Southwest, CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '47 1 5 - I s H0 mi g Hardware l SK 38 mf ,Cumb fglf. At The Frisco. 1003 W. Daugherty Io. with is' Jef and 3115! 611. ICE - COAL and WOOD 1 We Make Warm Friends and Keep Them C001 911 West Daugherty Phone 64 rty I T idefltly knocked off the table: Oh, 1 d 1' gi an' y0l1 . Ong 5 failnigst idea, of what I was cookmg. F ., .. - f, 'th Xfxylthlll twent5 fou1 hours, March 9, 1804, M1S50uI1.had Haw Ol r HIIIOHS W2LV1Ilg OVGI' bel'-S1JaUiShf French, American' ee different ' ' ' T- Missoum I KAN5A5 juif .1-.---'lx L -I I ia' OKLAHOMA' IAPKANSAS fag' I or . , . K YOUR HELP .... YOUR YOUNG IDEAS . . . .YOUR YOUTHFUL ENTHUSIASM Your help is wanted and needed right here in the four-state area of Missouri, Kansas, Oklahoma and Arkansas .,.. the Empire District of the Southwest. Whether you go 'ro college, or take your place in the business world, you must make the decision .... what shall my lite's work be? . . . . where shall I live? We who are older, we who are in business, believe that oppor- tunities exist in our own qreal district .... that 'rhe qrass is qreeneru in the Empire Dis- 'Iric'r of the Southwest. We of The Empire District Electric Company pledge ourselves to furnish adequate, depend- able and economic electric service for all the needs ol homes, farms and industries served bv our Comoany .... to help you make 5 great district even greater. THE DISTRICT ELECTRIC CCIIIIPHIIH' Serving the Empire District of the Southwest for 37 Years LOUISG Kanusar Robin Hood is a word like boyhood or i1,1h ld like a robln and hop around. g OJ I it means to feel rent Th e Oregon Trail, opened in 1832 f rom Inde enden e, M' . -' 1 . . west over 2000 miles, D C lsqoml' md Lxtended hmm IDFOIICSSZIOUGX lyirectory JOPLIN TOWN HALL Presents the WORLDS GREATEST ARTISTS Hours: 10 a. m. to 12: 1 to 6 p. m. I PAUL L. PRITCHETT, M. D. E MEMORIAL HALL oFF1cE OVER HAYNES DRUG Season 1947- 1948 Mrs. Jay L. Wilder, Director Phone '64 Jenkins' Music Co.-Phone 328 Box 686' Joplin' MO' Res. 927 W. Second St. Res. Phone 3833 Office Hours: 10-123 2-5: Sundays by Appointment C. F. GREGORY OSteOp3,lCh1C Physlclan and Surgeon 624 West Broadway Phones: Res. Phone: 201 Office 114 N. Webb St. Webb City, Mo. Office 23: Res. 116 Office Phone 429 Webb City, Mo. N , L M. S. SLAUGHTER D. O. Y' DR. O. H. CROCKER 205 W. BROADWA DENTIST WE'BB CITY, MO. ' Country Club Bldg. MOM West Broadway Suite 1 and 2 Telephone 15 W. W. FORBES, D. O. Osteopathic Physician and DR' FREENSIJISTARNEY Surgeon TELEPHONE 240 . d' . 3535? Eli: Phone 806 Webb City Bank Bldg. Webb City. Mo. G. W. WRIGHT, M. D. l ORVAL T. NEEDELS, M. D. WEBB CITY BANK BLDG. 1 ll' Physician and surgeon WEBB CITY. MO- E5 Telephones: Office 3323 RGS- 771 Hours: 11:00-1:1103 2:00-5:00 1 . . , 1- h. The proof that the witches in Macbeth were su , fecal Frances Hopper in SQIIIOI Eng IS - pernatural is that no one could eat what they 00014941- . -' ' h ed Missouri has even had a notable earthquake, In 1911 at New Madud, whlch c angr the course of the Mississippi. ' u rs . 1 , I ,414dez'.sw1is',4ppHn14c5s 'I I RADIO REPAIR ,I I :H I I APPLIANCES WIRING MATERIAL I I 'A 103 West Daugherty Ph01'19 360 COMPLIMENTS ,flflaffheuf glffffb' Kuff perm! Compllments f ff Kress QQ 60 WEBB CITY MISSOURI In MIIQIC Class JeIIy Totter An Intelval IH muslc IS the dlstanc f Tommy Danhakl Contlalto IS a low SOII ot muslcethrA?t1l1g1?1!:,e1f?5I:g0 to the mv d 2 t. The Sa t 1 - ' ., n 21 Fe Tiail began at Old Fmnmin and extended S U Opened b- h - - 0 1 , -,, - N the 18855 5 t e William Becknell Expedition in ?8IEY,9TL 025255 1l?L!11H:::1lfii Y0u'1'e Never a Str - - . . angel at J0pl1n's Finest Drive-In lzadyis' - Mark? 75'flf-73-Q 9046 ands 32nd and Main Streets Phone 9721 Wzfrris Qmin 611. A Great Name in Feeds and Gmin for Over 40 Years Full Market Price Is Paid for All Grains Miss Aldridge in Algebra: A man has x miles to travel, He goes a miles by train, b . , v YQ miles by boatg and he Walks the rest. How tai doeslhe walk. Dale Shellhorn: c d e f gr h i j k l in n 0 p q r s tuv w miles. - factured and ROOIIQYS Lick Trail, so called because .salt fI'0m Salt 5pFng?0IxaSW?SaIH:e first Cross, carried over this road built by Daniel Boone HTF, IS sl- 0'f his life in Missouri. State road, Daniel Boone spent the last twenty-UVB Yea S , .-1' TH UB KAMISAR, 011-- ' mpfefe Qfazfzlyfazffzbfz W TH UB VVEBB CITY, MISSOURI Customer: Have you any good pork? Joe Sullens: Good pork! Why lady, I've got some pork that will make better cmd Q salad than any tuna fish you can buy. V i H , 5 d Thf Stadtt D Kid h gl 8.5 I M a U t d States Highway N F0---1, ' Philco R A D I O S Emerson 31110 Apphance Sales Co. 115 W. Daugherty St. Webb City Mo. REFRIGERATORS RADIOS HOME FREEZERS PHONOGRAPH RECORDS WHIRLPOOL WASHERS Fred Spille, Mgr. Phone 72 COMPLIMENTS OF Q , fefy 5 Jbfarftef 423 West Broadway Webb City J. C. VEATCH CECIL J. VEATCH REALTORS Complete Line of Insurance CSuccessors to Ball Ins. Agencyl Webb City, Mo. Phone 364 Bogdolfs azmfzks Hfzmiies nf the Wheat .Qualify .513 Main St. JOPLIN, MO. Telephone 1299 E the COW by Dick Fl n gan: A cow is an. 'mal all d 'th 1 tl SSMIISI? tail, which hangs at tl e end has a b1'uSl 0 'd t h Off 11 1 they would fall in the n lk . . - 1 ' Chz 'l St, Louis business inen financed the first airplane trip across the lfttllantfiebwy Yiwu in A. Lindbergh in his Spirit of Sf. Louis Dlillle. Mlly 20. 1927, 'Om Paris, 3600 miles in 33 hours. Congratulations-Class of 1947 rifle!! Czzbmef 672010 Cfusfrfm Habirzcf Work Built-ins and Commercial Specialties Estimates Without Charge Phone 528 219 N. Main Webb City PROMPT DEPENDABLE SAFE 32 Hub and Huff 24-Hour Service I d B d d Pnzsgleiigers Z7 Dggfeis A GOOD PLACE TO EAT Safety is Our Motto Owned and Operated by Geo. Gordon Sz Son Conifer - M6GMZ.T6 For Young Men's Attire 610 Main Joplin June Herron in Home Economics' - fe 1 t h . The perfect hostess IS one who makes her guest e a ome even though she wishes they weie there. Th G first Pony Exbress no carry mailb left st Jose .- . -. , ., . , . v - - D11 OH ADHI 3, 1860 and reaclienl Cflllmlllld. an distance lot 1980 Illlles 1n ten days. It had 400 horses and so mms lprokssionof uno! Business irectory WEBB CITY BEAUTY SERVICE 310 W. Broadway, Webb City, Mo. Hair Styles That You Yourself Can Comb Phone 147 Laura Cummings Eisenberg Dresses and Costume Jewelry Sold in Joplin Exclusively Here RICHARDS The Shop of Original Modes 406 Main .IODIII1 P'hO1'l8 2110 JAMISON DRUG CO. JoPL1N's OLDEST DRUG STORE ' HILDRED L. CURREY Teacher of Piano, Theory and Harmony Conservatory Graduate Private Teaeher--Studied Abroad 307 Broadway Phone 139 DODGE-PLYMOUTH 8: DODGE TRUCKS Authorized Dealers sl' , ,l North Maint at A St., Phone 912, Joplin Automobile Dealers: Since 1920 EAT AT UNCLE TOM'S CABIN Velma Cripps, Prop. 614 Main sr. Pr escr iptions, Trusses, Elastic' Stockings Phone 9614 116 E9-SL Daughelh' Collegiate Styles in SHOES CHRISTMANS at BRECK'S Boofr sHoP Jopunys FNEi1iDeWtment 527 Main Joplin, Mo. ROWE'S GARAGE GOOD PRINTING Since 1900 Expert Car Service can 258 1006 W. Dauprhei-ty Phone 7 , . . ' best known? ' XJ,d1l?risbVr?SwI3LsbIgsltn1i?1rdwn for conversations after he died, The first railroad to operate in Missouri was at lndependence in 1848. It had horse and .prruvity power and oak rails. The first steam railroad to be started ln Mis- souri was the Pacific 1851. The first railroad to cross the state was the llaunibal and St. Joseoh, February 15, 1859, This year, Hannibal and St. Joseph 'UC COl6b1'21t1r1g the centennial of the incorporation of the railroad, February 16, l847. for Beffer dppearan 6 QAWVKJ rw Tfl6k7W exam' Glezmem 'NAWFRJ J-fzzffsr and Dygr 120 North Webb St. Ph 150 one WEBB CITY, MO, Zelda Mitchell in A ' - . . , dead. inerican History. Benjamin Franklin died in 1790 -ind he's st'11 v C K 1 Missouri has had four cons ' ' - I tllllflOI1S' The Constitulio ' ' ' ' ' ' N of 13202 Constitution oi' H463 the Constitution f 18 V' . . 27, 1945. 0 7.3, the new Constltutlon ratified bi' the D9011le, Ff:'bI'lllii i iff Wiliam.. i i MY HOBBY Box 3 , UNUSUAL CANDIES W U lp T s,kroc1!!9ury:B isfzop Drug O, otel Connor o 400 Rooms With Bath ii The Largest Hotel in the World in cl City the Size of Joplin i fR9SOI'tS Excludedy SERVING THE SOUTHWEST Rendez-vous Cocktail lounge Kit Kat Coffee Shop Hut lunch 8. Bar T Ballroom-Roof Garden, and Smaller Private Rooms Catering V To Banquets, Dances, and Parties of Any Size i m JOPLIN Mo. U X 1 i I 5' ' i., , 1: Terry, with Rosemary, reading the menu in a tea room: Let's seeHfF1let nngnon, les jo . . - - , iv pommeg de terre au'grat1n, crepe suzette, cate du lait, Say, gne us two ham- ii burgers and two cokes. 1 , 1 I . 2 ,14i.13: fh The first Missouri Capitol was comlileted IH 1826 at total cost of S 0 fi . - - gt' rl l VH- second, in 1842, cost 35300,00U. 130111 of H1959 Calutols Wele des Ioyu yy The present Capitol is the third. i Nelsen Hardware Ce, PAINTS L-:- SPORTING GOODS -2- STOVES Complete Line of General Electric Appliances Webb City, Mo. Phone 17 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '47 A L W A Y S S E R V E Purklzisvr is' Ive Ermm L. L. PURKHISER, Proprietor Office N. Main St. Webb City, Mo. ldharn Super Service SINCLAIR PRODUCTS Sz LUBRICATION GOODYEAR TIRES AND TUBES WESTERN UNION BUS STATION-Greyhofmd and Crozvfn Phone 374 and 9617 113 W, B1-Oadway Mrs. Martin: Define a circle, Jerry Drachenberg: A circle is a line of no depth running around a dot forevei 9 The first E ffl' I dfkt-' - - ,. . H high Scggof liglq ichooi 111 MIS-SQUI1 lwasiin .leiterson County, 15406, liwt um' 852' Wvebb CNY Hlgh School stalted 111 l89u, L usiness lpirectory CONSUMERS FEED Congratulations to Class of '47 SL SEED SMITH BROTHERS Phone 62 MANUFACTURING oo. 14th and Main Joplin, MO. FERREE'S FLOWER SHOPPE FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS We Telegraph Flowers Anywhere Bonded Member T.D,S. -M We Deliver 1001 S. Jefferson Phone 80 T R O U T M A N ' S 'The Home That Service Built F L 0 W E R S Store 118 West 5th St. Phone 1452 Joplin, Mo. Compliments of K. AND H. BARBECUE Harry Frizzell, Mgr. Wreck Corner Phone 9635 GOODPYYEAR TIRES GOODYEAR SERVICE 7th at Wall Joplin, Mo. PRINCESS SI-IOP 620 Main Street Joplin, Mo. RUSH CUNNINGHAM NEWS - CIGARS - OTHERJ ITEMS 116 W. Daugherty Webb City, Mo, Compliments of BOTTOM PRODUCE Ora E. Bottom, Mgr. 29 S. Main Phone 47 Phone 681 SI-IADWELIIS SHOE SI-IOP in the Civic Theatre Building For High Grade Shoe Repairing At Very Reasonable Prices A full Line of Shoe Polishes and Laces L t' Joet, Anon is an authoi ii in Senior English' Ibid was a famous a in 1 ' ' Frank Ba ' . - . but I d0n't know anything about him. The first, General Assembly met at St. Louis in 1821: St. Charles was tho te1:1i nrfU,'i capital untxl 1826. .Jefferson Clty was d9S1g11iltPd to be the pernmnent capita after 1826. Congratulations to the Graduates of Webb City High SUIWUZ ,Myers In umnce ,flgmcy All Kinds of Insurance Including Life Your Protection Is Our Business Phone 490 111 West Church St. Wm. C. Myers Webb City Wm. C. Myers, Jr. Webb Kify undertaking 60. B. A. LEGAN, Pres. Phone 236 400 W. Daugherty St. Webb City Mo, Carolyn Jenkins in Speech Class, giving an exanllmle of Southern difrlect' Hone CI '1 C now yawl Cain talk just every bit as good as 1i'1 ole 1116. C b y In 9' -5- First eolliege was St. 'Louis College, October, 1817: first I-,,.0teStaml Collpgpy nl woo at St- Cha119S, 18285 tirst Normal School, Kirksville, 1870, Congratulations, Seniors of '47 l '.'2':'?. . --. - . . . ,.t6fz:gT:1:I:2g2g:1:1:1:1:2:rg:1.:. -.-:-:.g.g.-,-.-:':':.g.g.-.-x-1-5.5.-.-. fisgf igfffgififififfffffw D N 'iw' ' 9. A ' QV, If 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 Dicwnonds W0od's Art-Ccmnzecln Ring Ensembles Bulovas - Hcwniltons - Elgins Eversharp and Shectffer Pens and Pencils St. raohonbergs owelry Jr' Phone 921 Webb City, Mo. 114 N Main P R o M P T CONFIDENTIAL COURTEOUS 24-HOUR C A L L TIME SERVICE 1 CALLS ALL PASSENGERS INSURED MO. 210 N. Main Webb City POV Evefittf Mgl T- , '. ' ' he sky where lions ofit -gphyg The Zodiac is the zoo ot t , M-WY Lee Stewart m Geogl 1 0 after they are dead. ,hile, nitwits, and other annna s g Lincoln University, for Negroes at Jefferson City, became at state institutiOn ill 15519' The Missouri State Teachers Associaiion Building at Columbia is the first of 1tS kind in the world. ' ' Aa 1.-'H 1 II,Ii7'ur-g-- , f. - I'Ti.'.,,- if' I -L i livin L - f7'i ' il i V,li i ' ijiffllllli i , , ,4. ENE. V,,, ,l 'fuk .4 iiIi15,, , 1, YTIHTT1 M5 5 .... nil in 1. -Ili,-1i..ulmln,, WI' 'il-1 ' L l ': - EUC' ' '1I1nili i 1 vl' .5 l it Nr X' wlinnil l,ulf'., 'im 1 ii' lil-?uh,5a:u: 37 'gnlfyri I U N ilxlum 'Hniigflf 42-9-N ,, l.'nn 1li,,,,, l . .. 'S il . i.. in l..i f1u.'i. i ' Il 7-4. A li.: limi 1 an l-.L '1T7Hi1l-ff'1l'l--'v' Q to p:P,..LLD N IMMWY5:,,.,.1Ii.QgI,,. ri. Q If a 1 ,O .-E' R f f :L-'-1 I x W I 992 rye ERCHANTS 81 M1 ER AN WEBB CITY, Mo. A Good Place to Do Your Banking Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Pet Greene, on being assigned a. report on Pamela.: I would rather talk -ibonl a ni- Barbara Crockett in Sophomore English: John Drinkwuter is the n'1n1ec.,.- , dn' U. S. by the English. It used to be Uncle Sain, Q in eu to the F' t 1 h' M' '-C th 1' tSt.G ' 1759- f'-1,12-r..-1-P 111 1-1 -BDt'tBth1 11-11. J k 1806, Phone 266 West End Pharmacy MODERN SUPER SERVICE Your Neighborhood Drug Store 930 West Daugherty St. Webb City, Mo. Webb Cnty Courts Webb Czuty Tzmre S op 1114 W Broadway Phfme 9651 Comphments f I 6 flardzugg Gompany Kaya! Zfypfwrzfcrs BUSINESS EQUIPMENT P I t 0 0 0 ' 0 , , 4515 . .. - '- 1- '1 -gh--1y 1 :Th r-In' ID Llro t.1AP f 11 h y I pl 111. t h dt- Missouri has five State Colleges, Kirksville, VVaI'reI1SblII'f-fy Cyalfte1?il'af 1'ia9lafqSpgmii field, Mai-yvillegcalled Normal Schools, 18705 Teachers CO egeb, -I - 1 Colleges, 1946. WEBB CITY PRODUCE EGGS, POULTRY AND FARM PRODUCE ...EVERYTHING THE FARMER NEEDS... DOXIE WOODARD, PROP. 115 W. Daugherty St. Phone 193 IN JOPLIN IT'S- GRE ' WE CATER TO THE TEEN-AGER AND JUNIOR MISS The Fashion Center 420 Main Joplin, Mo. JOPLIN, Mo. THE DISTRICTS QUALITY STORE SINCE 1890 mpire Garage COMPLETE REPAIR SERVICE WILLARD AND DELCO BATTERIES - Fast Battery Charger NEW TIRES AND TUBES 24-HOUR WRECKER SERVICE AAA SERVICE 210 Broadway Webb City, MO. Phone 89 Tommy Record in Miss Stin11ett's Class: Th h '- - ' ' . - - S shown by Cotton Mattress. e OHOIS ot Wltchclatt In M1111 were S lo. 2 Ili -289 I min -W.-'uf A 4. There were 1152 battles fought in l ' ' ' ' A M1SS0Uf1 dllfmg the Civil War- of me-P rn I important weie at Westport, Wilson's Creek, Lexington, and Sp1'in,C.?fieldll I 0 me imp Coats-Suits-Dresses Sportwear Hosiery-Underwear-Bags Style Without Extravagance 520 Main Joplin, Mo. CONGRATULATIONS TO CLASS OF 1947 iff lfl c ' Homplcff 90041 Market 916 West Daugherty Street ' Webb City, Missouri Phone 353 independent Gravel wmpauy PRODUCERS Joplin Flint Chat - Flint Sand - Flint Abrasives Dolomite - Agricultural Limestone - Tripoli Crushed and Ground Calcium Limestone Asphaltic Concrete Paving Webb City Joplin Carthage Mr Locke' what is meant by millenium? t ial onl it has more legs. were Alan Hulen: A millenium is something like a cen enn A, y Nl' Jl d d t secede from the Union d 1 ngrthe the p ot state it is not too much to s Y UU - 1 Civil UVa S nc NI SS UH Vi S tele saved tleU ll SAVE Un F NE 1-TURN ITU E The Rioymi Furniture C00 104 N. MAIN PHONE 181 WEBB CITY, Mo. For MORE THAN HALF A 1 CENTURY the ,Maplin CElnhe JOPLIN NEWS HERALD have been meeting the reading requirements of the people of this great district! Items of wisdom gleaned f om examinatio papers- Esther Barr: A lyric 15 something to be sung to 3 liar Carolyn Chew: The Crusaders were cross people, 9 :: QM -il f-1.1.,,w.v 1 1 i The first newspaper in Missouri was The Missouri ' . , U U Gazette started by Joseph Clnzirh--5 in 1808 at St. Louxsg it had a distinctive career for 11,1 years, A ngina F READY MUNEY For Everybod We loan at low interest for any Worthwhile Purpose. Absolutely confidential! ulCf?'Rl,f3,j-'f,i ll We Invite Your Account W bb Hify Hank Member Federal Reserve System was a wild country where he , . h' -g Ol' ' Goldsmith thought Americe . ' Barbi151gliu:,En13i2.OSS gdvgnake in a jungle or be detained by a tlgel. X separate Confederate government, the capital of which was at Neosho, 9XlSt9d during the Civil VVa1'. Fine Jewelry, Courteous Service, and Low Prices have made this store the headquarters for Gift Buyers Crowl ewelry 0. WATCH WORK GUARANTEED 108 W. Daugherty Street Webb City BERRIAN' FRESH MEATS AND GROCERIES 1001 W. Daugherty Phones 144 and 145 PARKW LEA ER For Better Dry Cleaning Delivery Service Phone 81 414 W. Daugherty M-r. Dunphy:XVhat is the aesophagus? Bill Lacey: Aesophagus was the author of Aesop'S Ifables. Missouri has 114 counties and a se - St' L - . Y Dafate Clty of St. Louis. Her f' 1 ,- -' - ou1S, Kansas Cltb, St. Joseph, Springfield, and Joplin. me g t t A Haynes Kewl! Drug 60. 101 W. Daugherty St, Webb City 'Cut Prices Always Prescriptions Delivered Phone 138 Midufe fffzffel Main and Broadway on Highways 66 Kz 71 Webb City's Transient Hotel A Clean Place to Stay - A Low Rate to Pay Respectable Clientele Phone 9637 W. C. Ames, Mgi Dale McCullough: Natural iinmu ty being able to Cat l d G21 fb T 1 0' a physician. th l ist Jh 1 , . . , - 11 15. Slavery was abolished by the Missouri Geneial Assembly. -Taflualy f W. Henderson of Missouri was the author f the Thirteenth Amendment i th Constitutio which abolished slavery. SUCCESS TO THE GRADUATES OF '47 T h e Minerva Handy 60. Will Help You Keep Sweet CLASSY CANDIES - COLD DRINKS 12 S. Main Webb CitY COMPLIMENTS TO THE CLASS OF 1947 FROM jvplin Squndrzm Ziyi! Air Fafrvl We urge you to investigate the benefits of ground school aeronautical training given to both Senior and Cadet groups at Civil Air Patrol buildings on the Municipal Air- port. ALL THAT IS NEW But Particularly-T H E B E S T uf efjteldif ewelfyf affair Frisco Corner Joplin 601 Main St Donna Watts: Caesar, dy g B- t l-lee! Brute. W mu g th t t d Pd T Th lo ab b It 3 St L 1854 1860 d s y tu by if Stults Eleohoic Shop 1 DOMESTIC AND INDUSTRIAL WIRING AND REPAIRS 308 North Main Phone 169 Chas Stults COMPLIMENTS FROM T H E Dickinson Uzmfre Webb City, Mo. WE LEAD! - OTHERS FOLLOW 827 W. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '47 R. M. MOSELEY Texaco Service Firestone Tires Broadway Webb City Mo CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 47 oplin urniture Co Good Furniture Since 1897 706-708 Main street Phone 0 M s Crawford: Who wer th D T Of Edg Alle P e Ge ald Carlin: Mr. and M PO a1USC' t L fxy Y - 1'dated to form the f mous 35th I U1 N1 i and Kansas National Guards co11so 1 A D 1 h 9th Division landed in France 11 1918. 1ic with the 8 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1947 f - J --QQ I .9 51 ? I ' I 'T' WE HAVE UNSURPASSED FACILITIES FOR CARING FOR FUNERALS IN THIS VICINITY. OUR SERVICES ARE AVAILABLE ALWAYS REGARDLESS OF FINANCIAL CIRCUMSTANCES H12DG13-L1sW1s FUNERAL Home 301 West Broadway Webb City, Mo. Phone No. 355 Ambulance Service at All Times If d Brooks: This th f th time yowv gone back fo cake' Avent y m barrassed? A I-B'f0m1N0De-Ik Pill gthmlunigtt gitf y OHG l?u51CHll6d13iea1's ago, 1347, Missouri's famous son, Colonel Alexander W. Doniphan, 9 , 9 1SS0l1F1,I'9g1111.ent of 1164 men over 1,500-mile Journey of Death to deteat 4,220 Mexicans in the Battle of Sacramento. COMPLIMENTS OF Gamble Store H. H. FLIPPO, Mgr. 8 SOUTH MAIN Authorized Dealer Webb City Webb City Wholesale Grocer Company PIONEER WHOLESALE GROCERS Phone 140 Madison and Broadway Webb City, M0 Neighborhood KQ i custom l fry '51 4 QQ Mbit . novnro uuon Auvuonuv ov vu: cocpcou couuuv nv 7 JOPLIN eoeA-eoLA BOTTLING eo. M ', L ke: Now, Don, what is the detinition of exercise. Q Q I y v i Ddn 'lljaizppanaz Exercise is what a fellow likes to do because lf ISIN llmk- , ' ,270 . miles of issouri ranks 10th in population 1378416645 and 18th in area C69 Sq lnndg 404 sq. miles of waterb. - ebb City Recreation LES ULMER, Mgr.-Class of '20 The Most Modern Recreation Room in the Southwest 5 Carom ' Pocket Billiards ' Snooker ' Tobaccos ' Soft Drinks 110 W. Daugherty St. WEBB CITY, MO r Heard in Geography Class: Jack Lowe: Nearly at the bottom of Lake Michigan is Chicago. Pat Brentlinger: The general direction of the Alps is straight up. Missfijuri is the central state of the Union: two states above her to Canada L Pggxgcto Gulf Of MEXICO? tive states east of her to the Atlantic five wesl 1 ll Option tmior Col ege FULLY ACCREDITED BY THE 'UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI Two Years of College Work Near Home at a Minimum of Expense Write for a Catalogue, and Learn of the Course Offered Congratulations to the Class of ' 47 BURGNER-BOWMAN-MATTHEWS LUMBER CO. WEBB CITY, MISSOURI 401 East Broadway Phone 24 The Corporation ENGINEERS Sz MACHINERY MFRS. WEBB CITY, MO. C' BENTLEY BELLAIRS Pres. 85 Gen. Mgr. SeC'y'TI'eaS' TELEPHONES 29 and 30 Congratulations to the Class of '47 The Elder Manufacturing CO. Makers of MARK TWAIN SHIRTS FOR MEN TOM SAWYER SHIRTS FOR BOYS - - ' h St ' 7 . . . MISS Crotty. Who WQIQ. t e FOISEQ disciples of Zero and beheved In uothl g Joanne Smith: The Stolcs we 9 5 ren rc-giuients and one artillery battery Of M issouri Volunteers took P2111 ill the Slumislr-.Kim-1'if'ai1 war, 1898. Hradbu y Faint 60. Glass, Paints anclwallpaper Floor Sanders and Waxers F-or Rent 203 North Main Street T919Ph0T19 51 Webb City, Mo. Congratulations to the 1947 Class KEYSTO E HUTEL Joplin, Mo. Phone 1220 Congratulations to the 1947 Class L A W R E N C E ' S White ook unch Sixth and Joplin, Joplin, Mo. Frosted Malted- Nuff Sed Good Food for Good Health Rosemary Parrish in typing: Is water Works all one Word 0- d ' - hydrant in the middle? I 0 you Spell lt Wlth a The Lake of the Ozarks 1129 miles long, shore line 1300 milesj created b the f Y Bagnall Dam over the Osage River, is the largest artificial lake in the world. l Compliments l o f i l A 76. Sjlfl17f0 Sale 60. Fourth and Pennsylvania Joplin, Missouri l i i l 3 Marjorie Towner reading shorthand notes: It was raining cats and dogs and there l were poodles in the road. I . . - ' h l ' e t Dig Shrine in Czirter County with a tlow of 646i 1111111011 EHPOHS if day liwgqsouiighjs svriiig' in the world. Missouri has tweiitbhflve 0U1eI'.1211g9 SDUUSS- V twenty suite parks-two historic, and the rest SCGIHC. ,IDA iW6bH9 Cityps Most Comjplete l3OOdl Store PHONE 200 at the Lowest Possible Prices Quality Merchandise IT PAYS TO TRADE AT DAY'S Oplin ardwarc Store HARDWARE HOUSEWARES SPORTING GOODS 628 MAIN PHONE 59 JOPLIN, MO. ANT F R ITURE PHONE 407 IRD PPLY CO. 106 N. Main phone 69 PIRESTONE TIRES - HOME AND AUTO SUPPLIES Answers in Vocabulary test: .lim Gardner: A pedagogue is an animal with large ears il11:3O1gll1Sl19SZ A V11'g1n forest IS a forest in which the hand of man has never The famous ,Starks DQ1iCi0us 21DD1e Was developed at Stark's nur 'y at Louisia M1ssour1-the largest tree nursery in the world, REE E JE ELRY Offer Their CONGRATULATIONS .TO THE GRADUATES OF THE CLASS OF 1947 If It ls Jewelry You Want - See Us 406 JOPLIN STREET JOPLIN, M0 WYATT'S WEST E D RKET The Best the Market Affords At Reasonable Prices Meats, Fresh Fruits and Vegetables SOUTHARD DRUG COMPANY D. H. Clark Oil Co. Independently Owned and Operated 301 B. Broadway Phfme 9627 WEBB CITY, Mo. Jerry Potter, defining words in English CIHSSI Quinine is the bark of a U'eeACa in is the bark of a dog. . ' . 1 ' ' ' 'd- The IM l. I lbosx on the Gasconade River east of WVa1yI'l6SVlll9' 15 bemg-CO1rlJS1l7 ' l ' -1 cenic View to be used on one ot 1 series of stamps to be issued in . , HEAT and COOK with GAS The Clean and Dependable Fuel The Gas Service Compan WEBB CITY, MISSOURI COMPLIMENTS OF The Ozark Engineering Company 15th and Illinois Joplin, Mo. Phone 2152 JOPLIN WEBB CITY 2227 Main 201 E. Daugherty PHONE 1446 PHONE 189 Peter Pan Cleaners 8: Laundry KEEP SPIC AND SPAN WITH PETER PAN Congratulations to the Class of '47 ROY' BAR-B-Q Donna Davis in VVor1d history: The dome of St. Paul' ' , . . all of which are unfortunately cracked. S is Suppmted by elght peels MiSS0l11'i S111'Dasses all other states in the raising of pure bred dairy cows, of hogs, and of poultl y. An area around Springfield, 100 miles in radius, provides more dairy products than an ar ' ' ' ' ' y ea of similar size in America. Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of '47 6 :Q M4 Kafbevuc Thurman - Bill I I 2608 Main JOPUN S d School, The greatest miracle in the Bible is when Joshua told Bill Lipei in un ay I - . his son to stand still and he obeyed mm' Missouri la-mls the nation in the amount of lead and zinc mined: it ranks high ill the proiliic-lion of marble, silica, soft coal, iron, and clay. .For many years' oui own XYebh Pity-Czii'tei'ville urea was the richest lead and zinc mining district in the wo rlil. Srfufhwesfern Smfionery A Hank upply Lithographing-Bank Printing-Blank Books-Steel Furniture Wood Furniture-Acme Visible-Office Supplies-Duplicating Machines A Complete Line of Bank and County Supplies 625 Main St. Phone 944 Joplin, Mo. f X VMS 7 Q SN I 2 if There s Always the Unexpected . 7? X ' ' . xg V Are You Insured Against I t? V Comprehensive protection for your home and valuables is Waiting for you. Call ss, 9 us today! It costs you a little - may -45 ' 'C M save you a lot! r lliii A 1 ', viyrr 'bgiqhn 0 El , The Hlrons Insurance Agency ,Am,:,3?3.i. ju Q '72 K 108 N. Webb St., Webb City. Phone 172 Compliments of Rosen ewrgys Shoe Store COMPLIMENTS OF nstallnient inance Conipan 618 Joplin Street Joplin, Missouri Telephone 830 J. W. RATCLIFFE Marjory Herrod: Mushrooms always - ' d like umbrellas. glow m amp places' and SO they MWPLYS look M k Bl 1 1M Sahp gttl M hp 1111 51862000 5 U lh 1 Compliments of 0 Home land QQ 1701114 60. GENERAL INSURANCE BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '47 FROM Newman is' Applianvf Stare Frigidaire - Washers - Radios - Records 110 N. Main WE DELIVER Phone 652 Compliments of Webb City Daily Sentinel ESTABLISHED 1890 HAL M. WISE . . Owner HAL M. WISE, JR., Publzsher rhTy1 Th 1, 'lk AY S Hd If de Jlly The Sliuivs Botanical Gardens in St. Louis 016 noted all OVSI' the w0f1d- f J? ouse o Q eczuty HAZEL KILBOURN, MGR. QFORMERLY SYLVIA'Sl Expert Half Szjfling COLD WAVES - RILLING COOLER WAVES Machine and Machineless 717 West Daugherty Phfme 749 BEELER BOY ' DRIVE-I STEAKS - FRIED CHICKEN - SANDWICHES GOOD COFFEE Phone 2394 210 W. Seventh JOPLIN SALES AND SERVICE GRAU MOTOR CC. DE SOTO - PLYMOUTH Authorized Parts and Accessories 702 Wall Joplin, Mo. Phone 193 COGMZER TENT AND AWNING COMPANY Office 1402 Main St., Phone 3695 Factory 401 Grand AV., Phone 1965, 1966 JoPL1N, MISSOURI Miss Stephens: Write what you know about The Last Supper, Jeri-y Connor: I was away for that, 1 had a bad cold, The PlDDQl1ati0r1- Show-nie State -has been applied to Missoula f a Missouri - ff' ,- . ' V0 an. I ni from Missouri, youll have to show me. in a saying by The fledgling IS dI'0DDed from his lofty aerieg He struggles . . Finds his grace and winged power, Then soars to heights He never knew before. The mining industry has a reward to offer those of its workers who show ability, initiative and capacity for un- usual performance . . . the reward of 'umanagementf' No industry can equal its record of drawing management per- sonnel from the ranks of its own labor. EAGLE-PICHER Lead - Zinc ' Insulation Carl England: Why is a nickel better than a dollar? Elmer Cummins: I give up. Carl: It goes to church more often. N1 U th t M d 3 O t b TJ-w establ shed by law n 1910 Flo ers Flowers for Weddings and Parties a Specialty owe Webb City Gwreenhowwses 416 South Penn., Webb City Phone 129 Smsieis Flower Shop 7 South Main St., Webb City Phgne 310 NI Ald dg If y ha S10 e pocket a d S15 the othe what ha e y T d I h Q th p s s p nt I 1904 Missouri celebrated th h d dth y fth L I 1 tW 1 by a grea or d's Fai t St L Congratulations and Best Wishes to THE CLASS OF '47 oplin Foundry Com an 529-603 East Seventh Street Joplin, Missouri GRAY and CHILLED IRON CASTINGS A SPECIALTY P. O. Box 253 - Telephone 278 Madera Kecreafivns F. L. MILLER, Owner Bowling CD Pocket Billiards CD Ping Pong 515 Joplin St. Phone 1270 J o P L 1 N , M o . Congratulations to Class of 1947 MISSOURI UTILITIES b t tptltthty pf h Mtctayn ggi tt 4M goivbbchka hi y 19 The Official State Flag li ' - ' I d J -'11, 1822. , l Seal wx as adop e i1llllZ1lX 13 through the efforts Tl Nl Ott C18 , . . . l NIE: was created by legislative act March 22, 19 , apte D A Compliments to the CLASS OF 1947 6711116 and the 511116 fulflilfl' Chazfrcs FINEST ENTERTAINMENT IN THE COMMUNITY CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF aw Newman's on nnnity Institution , Che Sufzfzer Przufing Zzfmpauy HIGH-CLASS COMMERCIAL PRINTING Publishers of THE GRAPHIC REVIEW Qrnore than 15,000 readers in Central Jasper County, M00 . . . and THE 'WEBB CITY LEADER Ca Weekly subscription publicationj , Roclerique Mutual lnsurance A G E N C Y Insurance at a Saving 222 E. Main st. 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We are known and respected for the jewelry that we sell rather than for anything which we might say about it. The enduring satisfaction that a truly line piece of jewelry brings means more than a thousand words. We believe that even at moderate prices, you are entitled to this satisfaction. That's why, whether you pay 957.50 or S5750 for a piece of jewelry here, you're assured that it will meet our high standard of beauty and value . . . and give you many years of pride and pleasure. YOU'LL FIND WHAT YOU WANT AT NEW-TON'S NEWT N98 JEWELRY STORE 5th and M3111 St- - . e X' 'YQ J 0131111 0 Q L' 9 xi Ees QiE:E1211221523.21if:':1'111 1 .,.L,::1:1f ', X:-,-:c Q '- A els T , ..'ie A ' Harold Conner: I got Greece' on my radio last night. Dale Shellhorn' A guy's gotta be Careful- I got gravy OH my Shift yeSte day' X1 k t t tl ld tp t 01 corn cob piD9S. Wheeleris Shoe Shop 105 West Daugherty St. C o m e I n I Marclick Tire 8: Appliance Co. Third and Virginia - Phone 122 JOPLIN, MO. PHILCO RADIOS AND REFRIGERATORS U. S. TIRES AND BATTERIES RECAPPING AND REPAIRING Phone 1066-W 806 N. Wilson flampsfcu is' Photo Service SCHOOL - COMMERCIAL - PORTRAIT KODAK - PHOTOCOPY P. O. Box 404 ' Webb City, Mo. 5810 EDS 5810 Variety Merchandise 1612 Main Street JOPLIN, MO, G R t It th d ty f th G or of Missouri t b g ll p d d fll Our state lleadsbiu the manufacture of shoes, and ranks high in the produciiou of 111611 5 and CYS CIOUWS. Sf- LOUIS IS the leading fur market of the world, U' ALWAYS , gel A 'Q XKBBQY ' , - O! Q 5.15 X' . 0' ii' ls ' Q: At Your Grocer's ' A' Gasoline - Oils - Tires - Batteries - Accessories - Sporting Goods - Service Calls - Tire Repairs - Washing -- Lubrication - Battery Charging faves Sup 1' Se vice Seventh and Wall Phone 3868 JOp1i11, M0- D. ,: . CARL O ' Seed - Feed - Hardware INDEPENDENT MERCHANT 1708 MAIN JOPLIN O. . . . . - -- ' ' ' - he . , B ld.d Ph Smal Edj, T0 avoid auto infection, put sl1p coieis on t fill Fmnlgeataang cflieaxfglre theii frequently, and always drive with the windows open. Nl o 1 g 1 B th fH ld BQ11W1-ighvs Ot d 1' Tl l ll I 1 th H ll ,nd The Calling of Ilan Matthews, COMPLIMENTS OF HARLES H. JACCARD 113 East Fourth Street I PYIOHG 663 Joplin, Missouri Western Auto Associate Store E. C. MAMMEN AND SON DAVIS TIRES - WIZARD BATTERIES 18-20 South Main Phone 968 Joplin Venetian l6'lind Cfnnpnny Manufacturers of Venetian Blinds and Window Shades 1525 Main St. Joplin Phone 15404 nrneffk Cleaning-Pressing-Laundry ' Hat Blocking i Webb City, Mo. Phone 226 Inj I E P John NOVIHHU F lk DD d t t d p h th t onal anth b 1 1 1 ll 1 th d 1 th 11 gh notes, em is Su g ll C T d I Independence, Missouri, the home of our President, and county seat of Jackson giinty, an historic town. It was the starting point for the Santa Fe and I dgon 'ral S and the Pony Expressg the first railroad in Missouri was at I1 ependence, and a great battle of the Civil War was fought there, f if Q' i 2 1 U WM , IISTAISEII llliAIIlillSI'IIl! IS ASI! YIEAIL lllI'Il S IIESIGSISG IIISTISG 04 lhllhll YEAIEIHNIIIS ASI! . AXA IIISG I' Ii Illfli II 'I' PHOTOGRAPHS: t ..,,' 7: -g..., Miz, ,:ff.:': sf ,,.,.,,,,' , Qr' 2:12, ,'.,-' a ,' w fe M ffm WF KING JACK: ' !1ll7lljOSf6'll,S Studio, Webb City, MO. I, ll I 5 T I 5 h I. I' A 'I' E A fafk Mfmffy Sfmffof fm' MU ENGRAVING: .4:,,,i,,,,,, ,A., l ....,, . Burger-Baird' E1zgravi1zg C0., Kansas City, Mo. PRINTING: The Switzer Pri1zti11g Ca., Webb City, Mo. Mo. l Miss Crotty: What is meant by a bachelor? ' sung Ted Parrish: A bachelor is QL fellow who never makes the same lJ1lSt2lk9 OHCG- . . -Y, ' ' f l The Missouri State Fair has been held annually at Srdalia sirieexglrimllgdshllsgdilg General Assembly selected that city as the loc-artion tor- the I .ui Q1 limos , 1 donated the site, and the state a1lD1'0D1'14lT9f1 5120014700 for the bm f ' NANCE FURNITURE gl FINANCE IIUNIPANY Incorporated Everything for the Homev' Loans On Anything of Value 9-11-13 S. Webb St. Phfme 79 emrzbf Bmqif jssovzkzfzm , , 6?-B Rs x Q V X 5 - ig S 1 A V' l v ' 0 I ul ' K '55, Q i X 'il' -, A I xg mn . , s 4 ,I X -,f ,f . :nl REAL FRATERNAL INSURANCE A general hospital for the benefit of all members An investigation Will surprise you. Ernie Williamson I MUSIC HOUSE EVERYTHING IN MUSIC s-Band and Orchestra Instruments-Radios and Combinations Piano COFFEYVILLE, KAN. JOPLIN, MO. 203 West Eighth 611 Main PHONE 409 'PHONE 157 PITTSBURG, KAN. 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