Webb City High School - King Jack Yearbook (Webb City, MO)
- Class of 1948
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As Alice was transported, years ago, into Won- derland and Through the Looking Glass, so you, Dear Reader, will be taken by His Majesty, KING JACK XLI, into what has already become the en- chanted realm of our Webb City High School in the dreamland of our memories. Here will flit 'visions of our Red and White Queens, our Cardinal knights , speakers, and musicians, our students in and out of classes, and our faculty-all so precious in this Wonderland of Memory. ,Ar- B . il 7313 1-' eww QV' I f iiivii Qv,m f gill, ' alll' if l 2 5 J 1- e 5 x , 'U X, 7 1 0 I w I tx f 2? ff! Q 9 I v A lib J , DD I Z 55 b X I 3 C ATFM 5 35 .89 I I' fix. TA King roof a al X:'3':.I 6005 out gf his pociez and began to fwrite: Q , I. ADMINISTRATION ff I if 'Q II. CLASSES 1 1' ' III. ACTIVITIES !X If U Q 'SW gg- '8 f D. R. MCDONALD WF YWCA xes OR two decades, Superintendent D. R. McDonald has invested his life in the lives of the students of the Webb City Schools. With high ideals of scholar- ttt ship and a fine sense of spiritual values of life, he has fostered in our schools a progressive policy of curricular and extra-curricular activities that develop the whole person- ality of youth for living a wholesome life of honor and service. Possessed of a fine sense of justice and a friendly spirit, he has ever striven to give the students, faculty, and patrons of the schools a fair deal. Modest as to his own achievements, Mr. McDonald has manifested an effective leadership in edu- cational and civic phases of the life of the community. To this true friend of youth and of education, SUPERINTENDENT D. R. MCDONALD we respectfully dedicate this volume-The 1948 KING JACK. Page 8 fJ0 l'0Zl remember Ma fliillw' when We liznl lil-:im ul' lun wmirliing in Nlrx. klzinicsk ulfice? XX Q rcgnl Ihr inl'm'liiziIiui1 zinil plsginiiru in tlic librziry unilcr ,luneS siipciwixiiiii? Our pupiilzir Seninr prexiilcnl Iizippily in-iiilcil liim Will' through our lizillw ul' lczirn Wo felt so iiiipurluiil in the principal! ulligc, Mrs. Wilbur being our ineiitiir? Wi- inmcil with Lilzicriiy ur rcliiclniicu -.ll the ringing ul' the bells? Uni' glcc clubb sung Clirintiiiau cgiruls? V I za 1 .-jf a X P C ai'-1 ',,a'3-3: J W8 The White Rabbit put ori his spectacles. Where shall I begin, Your Majesty? Begio1 at the beginriivigj' the King said yery gravely, arid go on till you come to the erwl: ther stop. ' .y r K1 1-I WS U 5 ' 5 :- A X G in .-P , 5 ? '9B4,'12ax C GS? I 141 Q25 K5 . . 62.7, yt! y ' Q Q' I ' '.l' X ss N ,, 0990 C 6,9 1 I I , , W3 Tm all If rs ED W. MURRAY DON O. ADAMSON C. S. BRADBURY l'rUmlc11l ED W. MURRAY MADGE T. JAMES Page 10 Vid' fJTr'XiL1UIIf .3.4'4'2'Ulz1fy D. R MCDONALD SzzfPaf'1'7zfefzrfwzf W, S1 'E onfs BO RD OF H11'iIr11'ngs mul Grmmds ALBERT FAHRMAN FRANK C. NELSON DON O. ADAMSON I rvax11rur B. IVI. CHANCELLOR P7'I.7lI'lp!l! Qf The Hzgb Srhoof EDU ATION I 1'mmces and Supplies DON O. ADAMSON ED W. MURRAY ALBERT FAHRMAN COMMITTEES Rules and R0g'zcIf1f1'ons Textbooks and Courses FRANK C. NELSON of Study HAL M. WISE, JR. ALBERT FAHRMAN HAL M. WISE, JR. FRANK C. NELSON HAL M. WISE, JR. Page 11 Page 12 WW HMHWA IVIARJORIE ALLEN HENRIETTA CROTTY MAYME STINNETT LOUISE S. GOADE MERCER lflziullxlv 111141 1.111111 SUIIKII .hti1L'lI1'4' am! lf1l,Ql1's!v IZNIIKQIIXII SfPL'KL'l7 tlllif fiillgliifl KING JACK Junior High Studi-nl CUlllH'll Ninth Gzuulv Spmism H , I A H K 4 CARIIINAI, NOTICS Jlllliol' Iii-tl Cross lllulv fflgmjtm fm CWS mdyh Quill :mil sf-1-U11 Quill and sm-011 - - N S hm '-Sinsi' Senior Sponsor 01' U mt IH W Assembly Prosxrams MABLE LIKINS FLORENCE HUBBARD WESLEY F. GILLMAN HELEN HERROD fJ'N1lf1l'Vf'l' ffH1111I1z'fu' .Sm'1'i1l Si'1v11i'w Snfifll St'It'lI1'l' UVUYYI CUVILS YSTWXU Slmilsnl' Hi-Y Slmoiisnl' Guilfl KINM JMVK Junior Slrniiwm' Sflnim' Spmnism' Sophumorv Spulism Sophomore Slronsni G. C. WILLIAMS FERN SARGENT RUBY MARTIN FRANK CRODDY gl-j,,m, Alldflwi-11zf1t1i'x ,llizllwllzflllu ,lllizllwzrzfilifx and SL4lL'llt'L' Agsigmni Bglxkf-Llmll C031-h Vivtorian Spunfm' Ninth Grsulo Spuiiwnr Si-vm-iith Grad? Sponioi' SL-ioiu-e Club Spunsoi' Junior Spoiism- Girls' Gumv Clulm Sprmnsui Sports Club Sponsor Seninr Sponsor VERNON A. BABBITT FRANCES HAMMOND RAY E. SHONK THOMAS J. DUNPHY lJI'L'f.'f.iI.1'ULf Uwzz 411141115 llmm' I:'m1r1w1111l'x lmlzzslrml ,-lrlx Ph 'mul liitlllftlfltlll .3 Ninth Grade Sponsor Junior Snonwor Aswistant Coavh of Football, B1Hf0yjJ Visual Educ-ation Futurm- Homvrnakvrs of Travk - , , ,ll At I, l,l'lXl'l' Training Alnvrir-za Sports Club Sponsor lndth of A h this Gun and Rod Club Sponsor Camera Club Sponsor MONTESS WILBUR DORIS BRUFF HELEN L. BALL Vow! .llzfxzr C'hco1'lL-:ull-x's Music' Club Eighth Grade Sponsor Svfrelzzry fp My l'm1p1pd! Slmly lla!! um! l,zlm1ry S1lP1'f'Z'I50I' PAUL FITE 1lZSliTIfH7IL'l1fCll ,llnxir Music Club Eighth Grade Sponsor KATHERINE WINTER CORA M. COFFEE PEARL VENABLE MARGARET B' l.al1g11age flrlx and Suviul l.L1lI1Q7H1Hi' flffi 111111 5017411 Iulzglnzgv xlflxv Jud Sofia! MERRITT -VIILIIUS -Vlflllf-' 5!I11fI1'X lurzgzlaga A rts and Sofia! Seventh Grade Sponsor lflimhih .Grade Snzmsnr Story Club Stud!!-5 Game Club l71'i1m3Uf' Club Eighth Grade Sponsor Checker Club Seventh Grade Sponsor Page 13 M45 , r zzgiiig L. X A H5 -'vw 'f' W 5 Q 113' aw'- fx E' 1 ,K I in Ga Y Z 3 My K 6 I I lil. i x i Q? -mg.-rnlawlrwlvw !irG+4ifSi'U?31wQx f 1 :naw WWW! WQTWW. Q iw W s'Hf' www 5? M' Helm hat! Cooking now in Home FQ? Pride lUQll1i:'CNlL'kl in mxhilvilx mzule in imlustrizll urls wc 111111 11 ulllwclvcs, suns fcst ZlI'HLll'lxI the Cfllrisinms Ircc in thu uvcgxl mums grfvupx. liccemllugx mzulc by SIl'll'lfI,5 wi m'qhcsI1'z1 clam. Qnrlx Llcwlup grace amd xkill in I'I1ysicg1l l1kIlIQ1lliUIl by xx Click? Click? ul' thc lj'DCXNI'fIt'I'5 in COITIIIICICC. game ui volley bull Page 15 M ,S- 1 5 E mir? ' . ,f , J-341 , yi, zigwih- wr af' , E Q W -ing., ' in ?3Qif1 vkrf- 1 i v' 'Wasp ' Ss. y ' J 'xl l u .V -M4 ., . C ., ,N ,V , fl . K P N5 v f A ' I J ' ' -- 39 wig:-M2..sJ.. V an A 5 ' '4-nur..-I M x, HEXLQ Uiig J s,A ff I f J y' ,Qi ' ' Q it 2 Y' E qi We had the best of education. Redling and writhing of course, to begin 5 ' with, and then the different branches of arithmetic-Ambition, distrdc- A N tion, nglification, and derision. 3 54 3 Y ks? I W A xv f yi C fd P ' 6 X l I rk x Z LQ I ff .t - , 1 Q gl .2 X X I 1 X X K x , LH S A V' N4 S E vis' : v I jx, 9 enions l SPGNSORS MR. GILLMAN MRS. MERCER MR. WILLIAMS C O L O R S G r e e n oc nf cl G 0 l al O F F I C E R S President . . ....... . LOUIE HUGHES Vice President . . JOHN MYERS Secretary . . . PAT HARGIS John Myers Pat Hargis Louie Hughes Seniors Signing Of Attention please! Instead of the regularly scheduled program, a very important newscast of the Senior Class of W. C. H. S.-The News Highlights of the Year in Review-will be given by Madelyn Adamson. In September, 1947, Louie Hughes won the popular vote for president, and this tall, hand- some athlete has carried out his duties well. In sports, the Webb City All-Star football team was well supplied with seniors. Don McGaw and John Woolsey were elected co-captains of the team. The Big-Eight Basketball champs, under Captain John- SHIRLEY FERRELL BOB HICKAM ny Myers, proved to be the fastest team in the district. And now we turn from athletics to glamour. Rain failed to mar the impressiveness of the scene, when Miss Paula Fite was crowned Queen of Football at the half of the Monett game by Gene Davis, Student Council president. At a very beautiful ceremony, in an enchanted garden of rainbow colors, palms, and flowers, Miss Lois Watson was crowned Queen of KING JACK by the senior class president. With Shirley Poulson in the lead and a splendid cast of eighteen, how could our senior play, Star Dust , help getting rave notices from the critics? A most delectable banquet given us by the Juniors-a gala evening in which beauty and chivalry, as well as fun and frolic, reigned-will ever linger in our mem- ories. On Class Day we were proud as Punch of our four Honor Students-Fred, Barbara, Lois, and Joe. This is the last of a series of programs presented by the Class of '48, and looking back, we will always remember this year as one of the Best Years of Our Lives. SENIOR BEST CITIZENS TWENTY YEARS OF PROGRESS-Webb City High School and the Elementary Schools have kept abreast of the times and' shown progress in many ways. Page 18 mor Students FRED BROOKS BARBARA LANHAM LOIS JONES JOE SULLENS Valedictoriom Salutatorwm Essayist Orator Bczccczfaureate Serevices May 9, 1948 Processional, Pomp and Circumstancen fEdward Elgarj ,..... ....... H igh School Orchestra Invocation ..,,....,,,.,.,.,,,,....,............................................,.,.,,..,..... ...... T he Rev. B. R. Tat0lI1 Vocal Solo, My Faith in Thee fWellsJ ...................,...............................................,.... Rosemary Woodard Scripture Reading .............................................................................................................. The Rev. Ben Gash Girls' Sextet, I Heard a Forest Praying fDeRose7..Shirley Roland, Rosemary Woodard, Patsy Poole, Delores Moon, Pat Hatcher, Lou Vee Martin. Sermon, A Date With Destiny ...........i.........................,................................,..... The Rev. Alfred Jenklns Russian Air, Hark! The Vesper Hymn is Stealing .......,....... . ..............,..... Mixed Chorus Benediction ...,...,............................................................................ .......... T he Rev. Asa Ingram Recessional, Pump and Circumstancen fEdward Elgarh ...........,... ....... H igh School Orchestra Class Day Exercises May 13, 1948 Processional .............................,.,.,,...,. ...,.......... .,..,,.. ........... J o y Dipley Class Song ............................................... .................. S eniors Salutatory, Youth Faces the Future ............... ....... B arbara Lanham Class Essay, America the Beautiful ..............................................,.,,.,.................................,,..... Lois Jones Class Oration, Capitalism Versus Communism .........,.,,.,.,.,...,..............i.,................,.,.............,. Joe Sullens Class Prophecy ................ Charlotte Armstrong, Margaret Harrington, .June Herron and Shirley Poulson Class Will ....................,...,,.,..,.............................,......,........,....,............ Madelyn Adamson and Beverly Smith Vocal Number ......,.................................,,,............................. i....... ...................,,.,............ S e nior Ensemble Valedictory, Who Is An American Citizen ..... ...... ,,...l...... F r ed Brooks Recessional ..............................................,.,...................................... ........... J oy Dipley Commefzcemem May 14, 1948 Processional, Pomp and Circumstance 1Edwa d Elgarj ....... ,,,,,,,,,,., H igh School Orchestra Invocation .....................................................,.....................,.,.,... ....... T he Rev. F. L. Standard Plano Solo Cselectedj .........,..................................................... ,,,,......,..,,.,,,,,,,,,, F red Brooks Vocal Solo fselectedj .............,,,........................ ,,,,,,,,.,,,,..,,,,,,,,,,, D elores Moon Address, A Challenge in Volcanic Times .,., .,,..,, T he Rev. J, Ruskin Howe Light Divine fRubenstein-Wattersb ........... ,4.,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, N onet Presentation of Honor Students ................. ............................................................ M r. B. M. Chancellor Presentation of Class ........i.,..,,,.......... ,................,,,,.................,....,,..,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,, M r, D, R, McDonald of the Board of Education BGIIGGICUOII .............................................,................................,...,................................... Capt. Glenn Harvey Recessional, Pomp and Circumstanceu fEdward Elgarb ..................................,.,, High School Orchestra Presentation of Diplomas .................................... Mr. C. S. Bradbury, President Page 19 MADELYN FREDA ADAMSON Natl. Hon. Soc. '47-'48 lSecy. '48D King Jack Staff iAsst. Ed.l Nonet: Quartet Cardinal Notes Quill and Scroll lTreas.J Glee Club iPres.J Mixed Chorus Band lTreas.l Orchestra fVice Pres.J Jr. and Sr. Class Plays Football Queen Attend. Flag Twirlers JAMES BIGLEY Diversified Occupa- tions GENE CAMPBELL Diversified Occupa- tions Sr. Class Play Camera Club Page 20 ALLEN K. J. Queen Attend. Student Council Y-Teens Victorians '46 GENTRY BOGGS Diversified Occupa- tions Student Council Camera Club BARBARA CHRISTMAN Natl. Hon. Soc. Thespians Sr. Class Play Jr. Play Y-Teens lVice Pres.l Speech Play '47 Glee Club '47 CHARLOTTE ANN ARMSTRONG General Course A. J. BOTTOM W Club Football Student Mgr. '45-'47 Sports Club lTreas.J Aletheans '47 CHARLES W. COPE Natl. Hon. Soc. Football W Club Glee Club Boys' Quartet Double Mixed Quartet Mixed Chorus Speech Play Natl. Athl. Hon. Soc. FRANK BALDRIDGE Lettered in Music Diversified Occupa- tions Sr. and Jr. Hixxh Oper. FRED BROOKS Valediclurian Editor King Jack Natl, Hon. Soc. lVire Pres.l Quill and Scroll Debate lBi5:-Eight Champ! '48J Band Orchestra Sr. Class and Speech Dept. Plays Student Council The-spians Cardinal Notes '46 NORMA COPELAND Drum Corps Victorians '46 Guild '47 F. H. A. SHIRLEY BALLENGER Drum Corps Mixed Chorus Glee Club Y-Teens Camera Club '47 Victorians '46 RAYMOND BYLER Football Track Club Aletheans '46 RALPH CRANDALL Football Track '46-'47 W Club Sr. Class Play Sr. Hiyrh Oper. '47 Jr. Hiirh Oper. '46 Jr. Class Play Thespians Sports Club '47 Jr. High Basketball BETTY MAE BARNES Guild '46 Victorians Diversified tions '47 Occupa- Glee Club '46 BILLIE JEAN CAHILL Y-Teens BOB CROCKER Gun 8: Rod Hi-Y The School Boy Patrol working along the line of Safety exenzplififfg tlve smderztx' desire to be of service in the community. Club '47 ....,,s. .M RICHARD CROSSLAND Football W Club Science Club Aletheans '47 Diversified Occupa- tions SHIRLEY FERRELL Best Girl Cit. CD.A.R.j Natl. Hon. Soc. King Jack Staff K. J. Queen Atten Quill and Scroll Student Council lSecy.J Cardinal Notes fCo-Editorj Cheerleaders Victorians 1Pres.J Thespians fTreas.J Jr. and Sr. Plays Glee Club Mixed Chorus MARY HAND LEY Drum Corps Y-Teens Glee Club Mixed Chorus Guild '46 d. GENE DAVIS Student Body Pres. Natl. Hon. Soc. '47-'48 Student Council '45-'48 Football Basketball W Club Natl. Athl. Hon. Soc. Jr. and Sr. Plays Thespians Hi-Y Glee Club '46 PAULA FITE Queen of Football Natl. Hon. Soc. Cheerleaders 1 Pres. J Quill and Scroll Cardinal Notes Dramatic Club '47 Victorians Student Council Orchestra Band lSecy.J MILTON HARDESTY Football W Club Track Jr. Play Speech Play Sports Club '46 Aletheans '47 RICHARD DEGRAFFENREID Diversified Occupa- tions MARION GEORGE Science Club PAT I-IARGIS Football Basketball W Club Sr. Class iSecy.J Soph. Class fVice Pres.J Band fPres.J Orchestra Sports Club '48 fSecy.J Camera Club '47 1Prea.J JOY DIPLEY F. H. A. fPr Glee Club Mixed Chorus FLOYD HAGGARD Band es.l Orchestra lPres.J ILENE HARNS F. H. A. Clu b MARCETTA ENZ Y-Teens '47 Drum Corps '47 DOROTHY HAMILTON Guild Club lVice Pres.J Sr. Class Play Drum Corps MARGARET LEE HARRINGTON Camera Club Sr. Class Play After the closing of the Central School, our system was reorganized on the 6-3-3 basis, thus giving Webb City the advantages of the nzost widely used system of organizing schools in the United States. J ACK FAIR College Prep. Course BERT HANCOCK Basketball Tennis Aletheans '47 WALTER HASTINGS Hi-Y Aletheans '47 PATRICIA ANN BAYLESS Diversified Occupa- tions CNot in picturej Page 21 Page 22 JUNE HERRON Band Major Librarian Cardinal Notes Orchestra 4'I'reas.J Camera Club '48 Victorians '46 TREVA JACKSON Natl. Hon. Soc. Sr. Class Play Victorians '46 Camera Club Student Council '47 Glee Club Mixed Chorus Thespians '48 BILL LACEY Natl. Hon. Soc. Football Basketball Track Jr. Class Pres. Student Council fVice Pres.l W Club lPres.l Natl. Athl. Hon. Soc Aletheans Student Manager '44 BEAUFORD LONG Football W Club Sports Club BOB HICKAM Best Boy Citizen 1S.A.R.J King Jack Staff Qtius. Mgrj Football Basketball Track Natl. Athl. Hon. Soc. W Club 1Pres.j Student Council Golf Team Jr. Class lVice Pres.J Glee Club '46 Sports Club l'l'reas.l LOIS JONES Class Essayist Band Y-Teens Victorians '46 Sr. Class Play BARBARA LANHAM Salutatorian King .lack Staff fAsst. Bus. Mgr.l Natl. Hon. Soc. '47-'48 Drum Corps Major Football Queen Attend. Quill and Scroll Student Council Cardinal Notes Y-Teens 4Pres.J Glee Club Debate '47 HELEN MAE LOWE Cardinal Notes Quill and Scroll Drum Corps Twirler Sr. Play Sr. High Oper. Glee Club Mixed Chorus Sextet '47 Madriizal '47 Y-Teens ROY I-IOBBS Football Track W Club BOB JOHNSON Diversified Occupa- tions JUNIOR LAWRENCE Gun and Rod Club Diversified Occupa- tions RICHARD MARVIN Editor of King Jack Science Club Camera Club '46 Band Orchestral MAX HUFF Band Orchestra Camera Club ' Science Club BOB KEYS Football Basketball W Club Sports Club Student Counci KARL LEE Science Club Diversified Occ tions BILL MAYFIELD Thespians Dramatic Club Jr. Class Play Three One-Act Plays '47 47 I upa- LOUIE HUGHES Senior Class President Soph. Class Pres. Football Basketball Track W Club Sports Club JIMMIE KILGORE Hi-Y Sr. Class Play Camera Club '47 LILY PAM LEWELLYN Natl. Hon. Soc. King Jack Staff Quiill and Scroll Cardinal Notes Student Council Jr. Class Sec'y Glee Club DON McGAW Football W Club Sports Club Aletheans '47 ROY JACKSON Football Basketball Track Sports Club Aletheans '47 W Club JOAN KING Y-Teens Niifmcl Chorus Glee Club Camera Club '47 BILL QLIPEJ KENNEDY Hi-Y 1Pres.l Jr. Class Play Spf-ec Dept. Play Jr. Hiirh Oper. Jr. High Student Council Camera Club ZELDA JO MITCHELL K. J. Queen Attend Natl. Hon. Soc. Student Council tReD-J Quill and Scroll Cardinal Notes Glee Club Mixed Chorus Y-Teens Victorians '47 DELORES MOON Drum Corps Nonet Sextet Girls' Quartet Glec Club Mixed Chorus Girls' Trio Sr. High Oper. Thespians Y-Teens SHIRLEY PATTERSON Quill and Scroll 1Pres.J Cardinal Notes 4S Thespians Y-Teens Jr. Class Play Camera Club '46 CAROL SARGENT Football Track Club Sports Club Natl. Athl, Hon. MARTHA DEAN TAYLOR Glee Club Mixed Chorus Victorians Y-Teens Flat! Twirler Cardinal Notes ecy.j Soc. JOHN MYERS Sr. Class lVice Pres.l Basketball Club Natl. Athl. Hon. Soc. Golf Tennis Sports Club '47 Camera Club lVice Pre-s.b Student Council '47-48 Glee Club '46 FRANCES PEEK Guild '46 Drum Corps Y-Teens BEVERLY SMITH Natl. Hon. Soc Quill and Scroll 1Vice Pre-s.i Cheer Leaders 1Capt.l Cardinal Notes Thespians Glee Club Mixed Chorus Jr. Class Play Sr. Hilzh Oper. Victorians lSec'yb MARCELYN TOMLINSON Natl. Hon. Soc. Quill and Scl'oll lSecy.J Cardinal Notes Thespians Drum Corps Victorians '46-47 LOUISE NEWBY Drum Corps Camera Club '47 Dixersified Occupa- tions Guild SHIRLEY ANN l'OUI.SON K. J. Queen Attend. Thespians Cheer Leaders lSecy Treas.l Jr. and Sr. Plays Victorians lTreas.J Glec Club Flay: Twirler Band Orchestra Student Council '47 PHYLLIS ANN SPILLE Victorians Glee Club Flag Twirler LOIS WATSON Queen of King Jack King Jack Staff lAsst. Bus. MIIIZJ Cardinal Notes lCo-Editor? Student Council tTreas.J Band lAssl.. Majorj Orchestra tSecy.D Glee Club Mixed Chorus Victorians lVice Pres.J HENRY NORMAN Basketball Club Sports Club '46 Aletheans '47 MALOY RAY Football Track W Club Student Council '45 Sports Club RICHARD STANFIELD Gun and Rod Club Diversified Occupa- tions JAMES WESTON Football W Club Sports Club Band Orchestra Diversified Occupa- tions JOHN NORMAN Football '46-'47 Basketball '46-'47 VIVIAN REEV ES Guild '46 Y-Teens JOE SULLENS Class Orator Natl. Hon. Soc. lPres.l Football: W Club Sr. and Jr. Plays Glec Club lPres.l Mixed Chorus Student Council Natl. Athl. Hon. Soc Thespians lPres.J Band Orchestra Orchestra DON WOODARD W Club Football Basketball Tennis Glec Club Mivcd Chorus Thespians Sr. Class Play Sports Club H. F. PASSLEY General Course Driver Course WANDA SHIRK Natl. Hon. Soc. King Jack lArt Ed.l Quill and Scroll Glee Club Student Council '47 Guild lPres.J Y-Teens '47 DON TAPPANA Natl. Hon. Soc. Basketball W Club Natl. Athl. Hon. Soc. Student Council Sports Club Ali-the-ans '47 JOHN WOOLSEY Football tCo-Capt.J Club Natl. Athl. Hon. Soc. Hi-Y Sports Club Page 23 Nafional onor Soriezjf Character Scholarship Leadership Service Back Row+Mr. Chancellor, Paula Fite, Pam Lewellyn, Charles Cope, Marcelyn Tomlinson, Gene Davis, Barbara Christman, Joe Sullens, Fred Brooks, Gerald Carlin, Mary Lou Hidle. Front Row-Don Tappana, Wanda Shirk, Zelda Mitchell, Beverly Smith, Barbara Lanham, Treva Jackson, Evelyn Breeden, Madelyn Adamson, Mona Wilbur, Shirley Ferrell, Shirley Roland, Bill Lacey. O F F I C E R S President . . . . JOE SULLENS Treasurer . . . MADELYN ADAMSON Vice president . . . . FRED BROOKS Reporter . . . . GENE DAVIS Secretary . . . BARBARA LANHAM Sponsor . . MR. CHANCELLOR National Atfzleizr Honor' Sorzezjf Back Row--John Woolsey, Charles Cope, Gene Davis, Joe Sullens. Front Row---Don Tappana, John Myers, Bob Hickam, Carol Sargent, Bill Lacey Character Scholarship Outstanding Ability in One i Major Sport if Sponsor- MR. DUNPHY l.. In 1934 a plan for renling text books to bigb scbool students was inaugurated, thus saving many dollars to par- ents and students. Page 24 Loomis Crandall , ....... President Tommy Tarrant . . . . Vice President Rosemary Woodard . . . . . Secretary Mona. XVilbur . . . . . Treasurer Dale Shellhorn ...... . Yell Leader COLORS Green and White SPONSORS Mrs. Sargent, Miss Hammond, Mrs. Hubbard Evelyn Breeden, Mary Lou Hidle, Gerald Carlin, anion - - Cfass M IQ4Q OFFICE RS NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Shirley Roland, Mona Wilbur. Dale Shellhorn Loomis Crandall Tommy Tarrant Rosemary Woodard Mona Wilbur fzmzor Broacfcaf! x53 Hello, Everybody: This is the Junior class announcer, Mona Wilbur, bringing you a 1947-1948 summary of the news. Fall-The 97 Juniors stormed W.C.H.S., September 2, and held election of class officers, however, amid stiff competition, Loomis Crandall emerged as president of the Junior class. The football season opened with a bang, the Junior class being Well rep- resented in football players, cheerleaders, and drum corps. Winter-Everyone is still talking of the successful Junior class play, Our Town . Debaters crashed the headlines when Webb City took the Big-Eight tournament and the Miami speech festival. Believe it or not, three of the group were the invincible Juniors. Spring-Well, well, in the spring a young man's fancy -but have you heard the lovely voices of our singing stars leading the vocal department? We felt very proud seeing our five members initiated into the National Honor Societyg and twelve, into the international journalistic society-The Quill and Scroll. Here we reach the greatest gala event of the year-Junior-Senior Banquet. The gorgeous gowns, Arabian Nights set- ting, the delicious food, the thrilling entertainment feverything according to Emily Postb-made such a nice way to finish the school year. Before signing off, we would like to express our appreciation to our sponsors-Miss Hammond, Mrs. Sargent, and Mrs. Hubbard-for making this broadcast possible. - lin 1917 Webb City High School became a member of the North-Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools. By much effort we have continued our hzgh standing in this rating association. Page 25 ... an ng: my 'ge h ' l , ,., Q t We of A y ik , . as Y L ,lh J , ez: :-' .-- ' - Top Row-Patty Abernathy, Leslie Allen, .loan Atkerson, Don Attebc-rry, Floyd Bair, Betty Ball, Kenneth BeVier. Fifth RoWi.lames Black, Eugene Blankenship, Bob Bogner, Bob Bradbury, Evelyn Breeden, Doris Burk, June Byler. Fourth RowgBil1 Byrd, John Campbell, Marjorie Campbell, Gerald Carlin, Suzan Cochran, Harold Conner, .Ierry Conner. Third Row--Noma Lee Cook, Dewey Cowen, Loomis Crandall, Barbara Crockett, Elmer Cummings, Bill Cummins, Donna Davis, Richard Day. Second RowfLee Dew, Frank Doll, Dorothy Dennis, Barbara Douglas, Carmelita Eden, Jenny Sue Gilbert, Melvin Gretz, Charlene Harns. First R0wfDallas Harrington, Pat Hatcher, Jim Hickam, Mary Lou Hidle, Jackie Hulsey, Bobby Jack, Martha Jacobson, Twila James. Not in picturew-Lloyd Dedrickson, Russell Dedrickson. Page 26 lliffli Yftllltlltlfdj or fearlwrs liaw buwz zlmilzfaiizva' mr1xisfz'r11'l . Be unf World Uhr ll 'zur had om' U' flw bas! fs' , . . , . 1'raz1zvdfacz1l1'zv5 III lbw Ifljfflfff Imsua' on lbv pvrrclzhzgv of Maslars degrees and lillrlwlori l1'1'gn'us hull! by family nfenzburz, 4 1' alms wx xx ,QF J. , , , Q gi . U ! X 'if ,A a iv , 2, Top Row-Carolyn Jenkins, Howard Johnson, Charles King, Ca Leek, Judy Leib. Fifth Rowe-Bennie Leonard, Lou Vee Martin, Nadine Matthews, Barbara McFarland, Shirley McFarland. Fourth Row-'Don Miller, Viola Miller, Bernice Mink, Ralph Morris, Charlene Mosena, Nancy Motley, Dean Moyer. Third Row-Billy Neese, Juanita Passley, Helen Phillips, Julia Provins, Betty Lou Pryor, Fred Reeves, Howard Richey, Shirley Roland. Second Row-Dale Shellhorn, Marvin Shepherd, Harold Shoup, Betty Ann Silnonson, Lorena Smith, Brooksie Southard, Leroy Spencer, Clyde Sunipter. First Row-Tommy Tarrant, Jiin Toutz, Peggy Walters, Donna Watts, Clifford Whitehead, Mona Wilbur, Rosemary Woodard, Don Younger, Not in picture-Roberta Smith. rroll Knost, Kathleen Lee, James Stanley Matthews, Jo Ellen Madden, l The A114110-l'l51lr1l fV'0,Qfl1III has Inwz irizprowtl grvally in ilu' lax! few ycars. Nea' l7l07,'lI1g picfzm' projertors as iuvll 415 xlnl-!1l1fl will xliiltv fvroffrlurs haw Imam: provzded for all srlwuls 'wzflv a regular schedule of films to be 1150a'. fi Suuml mzrwr for rrmnlzug purposes has been .ieczlrvtl for the Muxzc and Speech deparlmeizis. ii in OFFICERS Richard Cruse . . . President Robert Burk , . . . Vice President Martha Dickson . . Secretary and Treasurer Charles Virgin . ..... Cheerleader SPONSORS Miss Crotty, Miss Herrod, Miss Likins COLORS Black and Gold KING JACK STAFF Richard C1-use, Jack Day, Wendell Pence, Martha Dickson, Louise Kainisar, Patty Campbell, Joanne Cole, Phyllis Noi ton, Robert Farris. Martha Dickson Charles Virgin Robert Burk Richard Cruse Yi! Top Row-Warren Cure, Richard Cruse, Jack Hinds, Richard Armstrong, Gerald DeGraffenreid, Marvin Gilliam, Kenneth Byler. Third RowfJack Day, Raymond Harms, Pat Boyer, Nancy Crocker, Donna Copeland, Carol Creech, Jessie Doolen, Eleanor Duke, Phyllis Hostetter, Joanne Cole, Bob Foster, Paul Grosse. Dale Gilliam. Second ROWgRobeI't Farris, Jim Hornback, Dorothy Ivy, Nellie Clayworth, Delores Hardy. Martha Dickson, Anita Ellison, Betty Clark, Bessie Hanson, Rosemary Herrod. Helen Bowman, Patricia Campbell, Bob Cowan, Front RoWfTed Andress, Betty Ivy, Thelma Hobbs, Prudie Brnaddus. Flora Hobbs, Virginia Byrd, Beverly Buxton. Patricia Burris, Ann Fite, Nancy Atkersou, Joan Clyma, Roberta Frances, Robert Burk. Page 28 The course of study but been kept up-fo-date, new courses being offered .when the need beranze apparent and trained teachers could be secured. Tlie new rourxe 111 Driver hducalzon IS au example of fll1S kznd of progress. Solofziey Ou fire Air KR.: This is station WCHS presenting the Sophomore Class Broadcast. Today we are reviewing a few special events-special to us anyway. The Sophomore class began this year with 113 members. Immediately we elected Richard Cruse for president and got busy on activities. First, we will hear from our Sports editor. Many of the Cardinal laurels have been attained partly through the Sophie athletes: Andress, Burk, Cowen, Cruse, Day, Gilliam, McCombs, N iswonger, Morris, Spille, Wingo, and student manager, Ferris. Now, our Music critic comes to the microphone: Sophies, Sophies everywhere in the band, orchestra, drum corps, and the glee clubs. One third of the famous nonet be- long to our illustrious class: Louise Kamisar, Pat Poole, Nancy Crocker. Next, we turn the program over to the Speech department 3 here we find Jayne Mc- Canse one of the five Big-Eight Champs in debate. In the cast of The Visitor , four -out of eight were our own Sophies: Rosemary Herrod, Gene McCullough, Gordon Rusk, and Joanne Cole. Finally, let our faculty broadcast our scholastic achievements: the records show these Sophies are both wise and foolish-wise enough to outclass the Quiz Kids, and foolish! We pause here for station identification, Before signing off, we would like to express our appreciation to our sponsors: Miss Crotty, Miss Herrod, and Miss Likins. In all, we have had a very profitable and enjoyable year, we are looking forward to another active year as Jolly Juniors. So good-by and good luck! PAT POOLE NANCY CROCKER Top Row-Charles Virgin, Jim Morris, Ray McCombs, J. W. Lawrence, Lloyd Wingo, Gene McCullough, Dean Lortz, Bill Smith. Third Row-Morris Shaw, Wendell Pence, Phyllis Norton, Patricia Poole, Joan Nelson, Sue Moseley, John Webb, Gordon Rusk, Louise Kamisar, Norma Lawrence, Mary Woolsey, Joe Spille, Bob Niswonger, Lyle Redmon, Tommy Record. Second Row--Kenneth Jenkins, Ellen Tappana, Marilyn Shepherd, Mary Tunnell, Joy Reeder, Rosa Ryan, Dixie Lee, Martha. Wheeler, Priscilla Madden, Helen Tnppana, Betty McReynolds, Patsy Miller, Beverly Smith, Betty Thompson, Don Martin. First Row-Ray Thompson, Betty Traylor, Betty Selby, Doris Pierce, Frances Rosenberg, Jane McCanse, Gwen Mahurin, Caro- lyn Lanham, Ella Kelly, Joan Mesplay, Janice Viers, Pam Mcllaughey. Wilma Wagner, Shirley Tulley, Jeanene Morgan, Jerry Neidlinxzer. Vocational fraiuiug has been stressedp Le., Vocational Home Economics, Trade courses, Commercial Education, Industrzal A rts courses, and the new Dzverszfzed Occupations course sbou' uzucb progress in this line. Page 29 milf Grade FIRST PANEL- Top Rowglloris Crandall, John Darby, Robert Frew, Carolyn Breeden, Betty Cooper, John Carver, Tommy Johns, Nancy Lee. Third Row-Charles Boyd, Lloyd Fisher, Earldene Harrington, Wanda Lacy, Buddy Bylcr, Bob Hudson, Carolyn Carlstead, Ronald Harmon, Ida Mae Grissom, Anna Mae Long, Jimmy Hardy, Marilyn Grutz, Tommy Byrd. Second RfowffErvin Dunean, John Bishir, Ervena Cummins, Barhaia Laster, Bonnie Davis, Lloyd Haxrirard, Kenneth Lilly Helen Cooper, Patricia. Johnston, Sylvia Bowman, Carl Gilliam, Guy Goodpasture, Billy Jones, Tommy Bair. Front Row-Johnny Heins, William Comfort, Robert Garrctson, Jay Hammond. Bonnie Lee, Hazel Burk, Juanita Dipley, Evelyn Goswiek, Louise Everett, Donald Conner, NVilson Hunter, Jerry Drachonberg, David Behymer, Robert Gilham. SECOND PANEL-- Top Row--Genile Woodmanse, Doris Rich, Danny Riley, Martha Witherspoon, Jimmie Mahurin, Norma Terry, Kenneth Shoup, Peixgry Minklcr. Third RoWfBilly SCi1tllllQfCI', Max Melleynolds. Lloyd Mink, Phyllis Newby, Earnest Sargxmant, Margaret Wilson, Ronnie Mar- vin, Lorene McCullough, John Wilkins, Diana Meslin, Rohm-rt Warren. Richard Smith, Billy Ward. Second Row Donald Simmons, Charles Neeve, Wesly Yom-um, David Troxel, Dorothy Patterson, Gladys Smith, Alive Riyrixs. Peggy Thorpe, George Poole, Lawanda Smith. John Miller, Carla Milligan, Dirk Rowlette. Front Row-Kenneth Magruder, Jimmy Rainey, Ruth Nally, Jackie Watson, Pattsy Tulley, Dorothy Miller, Phyllis Parker, Jane Watson, Patty Wilbur, Donna Shannon, Doris Shaw, Carol Shaw, Jimmy Simonson, Jack Ryan. . Page 30 111 this Air-Age xouze ilmtfzlrliozz in ,fivrmiazflirx ix ll i'lIL'ST in a good high Li4'hVl7I7l. flIlf'fUll7'X1' imlrzfriiorz of Mr. Chazsawllor, a lfrurzxctl pzlof, has laugh! 7lIt1!I,V boyx tha f1IlItIlllIIt'JIftIlX of flying. zrmlcr fhv ahh' Ezgfvfh male FIRST PANEL -- Top Row Wilma Chambers, Virginia Ehrnman, Delores Duke, Charles House, Larry Bi-ezley, Jeanine Coffee, Hazel Campbell, Loretta Ellison, Clara Copeland. Third Row Barbara Jordan, Leslie Ann Allen, Mary Lou Birks, Mary Gilbert, Joe Babbitt, Clifton Crumbliss, Walter James, James Janes, Lee Brisr-oe, Virgil Iiurwiek, Jerry Abbott, Richard Ba-llairs, Marlene Hostettvr, Darlene Downs, Nina Hinkle. Se:-:md Row' June Felland, Shirley Deiiraffenreid, Betty Jo Carisio, Wandy Ivy, James Cummings, Ray Cruzan, John Hayes, Helen Jeffers, Shirley Dickson, John Edson, Jack Hayes, Marion Hayes, Barbara Cruze, Catherine Hieklin, Mary Bible, Treman Galardo, Eddie Johnson. Fir at RowffCe4-il Burl-ze, Albert Goswiuk, Joe Javobson, Delores Fox, DeEtta Cahill, Jackalee Bogner, Joan Graves, Marilyn Brooks, Phyllis Johnson, Glenda Crutcher, Kay George, Janet Harrison, Johnny Doolen, Charles Doll, Jimmy Fair, Jimmy Downs. SECOND PANEL Ton Row J. 0. Mills, Betty Robison, Faye Landon, Joe Dan Merrick, Shirley Pryer, Eileen Luke, Lilly Taylor, Betty Soard. Third Row -Phyllis Niswonger, Jan Moseley, Melba McCune, Delores Walker, Patsy Kepple, Kenneth Rodman, Eugene Kearney. Norma Reed, Gary Samson, Charles Sumpter, Walter Stapleton, Gay Landon, Beulah Long, Bonnie Smith, Darlene Rings, Margaret Webb, Norma Miller, Joan Moon. Sec-ond Row-Laura Rivhardson, Barbara Knost, Cecelia Veatrzh, Jeanett Roberts, Evelyn Rodarnie, Mary Matheny, Floyd Shirk, Eugene Wuellner, Alice Williams, Margaret. Meslin, Harve Rawson, liilly Tremer, Robert Wimro, Charles Rice, Jimmy Long. Richard Norton, Terry Miller. First Row Lennis Rhodes, Clifford Sallee, Arnola Sayer, Jimmy VanHoose, Dorall Man- Stine, Hugh Longs, Rosemary Red- mon, Diane Robison, Donna Roderique, Leonard Paxson, Carl Nelson, Dale Kine, Jimmy Lanham, Frank Moffett, Paul Mulkins. Tommy Needels. Our of Mia rzmjor pmblunls for LI Ziigli xrbow! ix KI Qlfldllllft' PVULQWIIII in Utlllfrllllfllall IlIllf?lUTS in. all'fl'i!im1 to oflvvr lvrpvg of gzmffzlzrc, Hu' llnmu Room prngranz spmisorvd 111 llliv by ll t'UlIlllI1IlfUL', .illzss Crofiy, rhairnzan, bm barn wry vlferizw zu brlpzrlg wlw llw prulllvm ol gllldllllfll Page 31 Se emfz Grade Page 32 FIRST PANEL Top Row-nMyrna Goode, Louis Cowan, Be-verly Boyer, Mary Ellen llc-Jrirkson, Suzannc Jackson, Marrella Bishop, Ce-nil Dowtell, Third Row Harold Courtrifht, Russell Cochran, lim-rald llrc-e-n, Juanita Gully, Evxulean Bvnfiuld, Jark Daniel, Joan Ann Fish- er, Flora Marie Jeffers, Sue Durham, Juv Grisham, Harold Foltz. Si-vond Row Vvrnon Bowman, Donald llarlny, Orvn-l Cooper, Rolwrt Johnson, Troy Cass, Roln-rt Highly, John Gordon, Phillip Byrd, Carl Brooks, Paul Hiuht, J. W. Fry. First Row Buddy Doran, Randall Bishir, Carol Grissom, Jane' Ells-n Baldriduv, Myrtlv f'onnor, Maryrarc-t Hunt, Norma Joan Dunlap, Norval Day, Bnhhy Burris, J4-an Maris- Hardy, Barbara Burwick, Gary Goadv. SECOND PANEL Top Row--Jackie Thomas, Myrtle Ketron, Jana-t Tomlinson, Marjorie- Ketron, Mary Joan Ruthn-rford, Priscilla Lott, Sarah Kathryn Roland, Shirley Kirby. Third Row-Barbara Miller, Wilma. Jean Sandra, Betty Richey, Dorothy Poison, Shirli-y llvan Smith, Myrtle Richey, Earnest Soard, Eugene Ref-d, Clifford Phipps, Whitson Kirk, Bobby Gilliam. S1-voncl Row -Mary McCullough, Eddie Nvaly, William Milligan, Charles Tully, Gene Kiuht, John Walla:-1-, Barlrara Merry. Ronnie- Smith, John McFarland, Emmett McFarland, James Kinnc-, Frank Patterson, J. 0. Buxton. First Row-ff-Bobby Smith, Leslie- Tappana, Pvfryxy Spit-cr, Norma Juan Powers, Billy T1-rry, lloris Proffit, Ellen Lowe, Carol Sue Laird. Sandra. Trimble, Patricia Moffett, Ronald Rim-hardson. Kenneth Hamilton. BL',Ql71llilIg zuilh flu' ninllv ,z4rf1i1v, mrlv simian! Icorlcs ou! I1 plan ran! for tl fflllf-'VENT mzlrsr, zulvirlv izzrfmfvs, lzvxillu Mu' nfqnzrvd xnbjvrlx, wlnxrx lmxml ml lux xpvrzal rlztrrrxlx and 1fi'.iIT1'1I' zwmzllozz-1111 lwzzzgg xffbfurf In rwixzfvrz nz SI4LTA't'1'LflIIg years. rr 6' , 5 ' 3 Q, P-C'VXlX7'y5S The time has come, the Walrus said, ' v To talk of many things: Of shoes-and ships-and sealing wax- Q ws fiyjj Of cabbages-and-kings. .1 W 8 Y I I fd 4 9 Q - FQ J! f 1 A 5 I f, 4 any w 9 2 M455 I Q7 if V 4 A 'mimi . X 1 Sigwiigii, - ' ,iv fagfayizkfeg, W' EMEMAQ' ' 'Q M f5iiffs9W' . ll WgQqoV sg self' .J I 'lf ws OFFICERS SENIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL JUNIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL Back Row Charles Virgin, Bob Keys, Bobby Jack, Joe Sullens, Lee Dew, Fred Brooks, Mr. Chancellor, Bob Burke, Gerald Carlin, Jim Hornback, Gentry Boggs. Middle Row -Phyllis Norton, Paula Fite, Freda Allen, Rosemary Woollaril, Susan Cochran, Pam Lewellyn, Barbara Lanham, Shirley Roland, Dorothy Dennis, Tommy Tarrant, Johnny Myers, John Campbell. Front Row Kenneth Jenkins, Ann Fits, Patty Campbell, Zelda Mitchell, Bill Lacey. Gene Davis, Shirley Ferrell, Lois Watson, Evelyn Breeden, Barbara Douglas, Ellen Tnppana, Clyde Sumpter. It's an honor to belong to the Senior High Student Governing Body, but honors always bring responsibilities. The thirty-eight student council members have neither shirked nor quirked in our duties. Our able sponsor, Mr. Chancellor, has led us on to bigger and better things. In addition to doing the usual work of a student council according to principles of democracy-we have sponsored dances, distributed programs and wrapped goal posts at football games, decorated a tree and the upper halls at Christ- mas timeg contributed to a new motion picture projector, a tape recorder, and flowers for KING JACK coronation. Two high lights of our interesting year have been attending the Student Council Convention at Ava, Missouri, and climaxing our social life with a food-and-fun filled picnic in April. Sembr fbgfz Student Comm! Bob Ferris, l'aithl'ul lll+'lIllJ9I': Zelda Mitch- Toniniy Johns, president: Jiinuiy Simonson, ell, reporter: Lois VVEULSOII,i,I'62lSl1l'Pl', Bill captaing John Carver, vice presidentg Lacey, vice president, Shirley Ferrell, Putty Wilbur, secretziry, secretaryg Gene Davis, president, . Page 34 The flfzmllwok given In Ihr stuilenfs of Ihr high xrhool is wry helpful in providing many kinds of iuformatiml hvlpful in gimliug them in their siihool work. zmzor 1EQgh 57uoknt Counad Bark Row -Pattsy Tulley, Richard Norton, Marilyn Gretz, Richard Bellairs, Gary Sampson, Anna Maw Long. John Miller, Erwin Duncan. Middle RowfKay George, Phyllis Johnson, Joan Graves, Dale King, Mayme Stinnett lsponsorb, Jack Ryan. Carol Sue Laird, Jean Hardy, Sandra Trimble-. Front Row-fliuddy Doran, Hazel Burk. Wanda Lacey, Patty Wilbur, Tommy Johns, John Carver, Jimmy Simonson, Evelyn Rodarm. The Junior High Student Council, of twenty-four members, under the thoughtful sponsorship of Miss Stinnett, has done much to benefit our school. The council conducted the Junior Red Cross drive in home rooms of junior and senior high, and encouraged people to make gift boxes for the Red Cross. A donation of 3535 for the moving picture machine was given by the council, which later found it appropriate to donate 9650 to- wards purchase of the recording machine. Our group helped purchase flowers for the stage decorations at the queen coronation. These things indicate the splendid Work our council tries to encourage. Back Row-fD0nald Connor, Joe Dan Merrick, Gordon Rusk, Mr. Chancellor lsponsorl, Tommy Byrd. Ray Cruzan. Guy Good- pasture, Front Row-Carl Brooke. Eddie Johnson, Eddie Nealy, Russell Cochran, I.:-olfard Paxson, Johnnie Hinds. School QV Patrol -l. Assembly progmnzi are prornlml by fzurmus dvpurtnzerllc l I flu- high xrlmol fhyrglpy pmzblzng Slllltjfllfj fo ljmmlop abzlitzes and skzlls zqbzch they may bow. Page 35 Eng are Sfdjyf Back Row-Lee Dew, Pam Lewellyn, John Campbell, Barbara Lanham, Judy Lieb, Gerald Carlin, Lois Watson. Middle RowfBetty Simonson, Mary Lou Hidle, Shirley Roland, Harold Connor, Wanda Shirk. Front Row-Bob Hickam, Donna Davis, Fred Brooks, Richard Marvin, Mudelyn Adamson, Shirley Ferrell. Q53 Like the famous Cheshire Cat, the members of KING JACK staff have'nt lost their grin, in spite of prodigious encounters with cameras and paper cutters, paste pots and ink Wells, figures and finances, dummies and proof reading-to say nothing of the brain fag incurred in our artistic and literary efforts. And the grin grows Wider as We near the end of our labors and begin to see our objectives realized. After all our gleams and glooms, We have had heaps 0' fun in Working together. The Queen contest Was thrilling beyond words and most friendly, too. A total of 880 annuals were sold as follows: Lois Watson, 308, Shirley Ferrell, 2435 Shirley Poulson, 1375 Freda Allen, 983 Zelda Mitchell, 95. We have had loyal support from students, faculty and patrons. We present this yearbook With our best wishes. In future years may the 19218 KING JACK be a joy to the heart as it brings visions to all of us of a marvelous yesteryear when our hearts Were Young and Gay. - Page 36 Special assemblies providiiig programs similar to the l.yeeum eziterfaiilmelzfs of lbe past, prnifiile first class ialeizl secured from a nearby uizwersity io that studeuix may see wld bear the best nz music, dramatzcs, lectures and other forms of entertaiiimeizf. Senior Sfoff Personnel . FRED BROOKS, RICHARD MARVIN . . MADELYN AIDAMSON . . . . . BOB HICKAM Managers . . SHIRLEY FERRELL, LOIS XVATSON, BARBARA IIANHAM . . . . . PAM LEWELLYN . VVANDA SHIRK Editors-in-chief . Assistant Editor Business Manager Assistant Business Typist ,... Art Editor . nnzor Stnf Penfonnel Photograph Managers- Donna Davis, Mary Lou Hidle, John Campbell, Lee Dew. Advertisement Solicitors- Gerald Carlin, Shirley Roland, Betty Ann Siinonson, Harold Conner. Assistant Art Editor-Judy Leih. Sponsors . - - - - ' - . MISS CROTTY, MISS LIKINS liretl, Nliitlelyn, and Richard confer on yearbook strategy llziroltl, Bob, Shirley, Luis, und Bzirhurgl -the zilert business stafl 1 e not, as yet. seeing reti ink. lhe utl go-,e,etters --l.ee, Gerztltl, Pain, Shirley, anti Betty .-Xnn are Mary l.ou, Donna, untl johnny Lire in at tlither of cutting Lind p N checking the Hilllihn. ing: while Wanda :intl ,lutly wield brush :intl pen. KING juli fldlilll-llLltlIfl1llIt'll' tbmugli the years a high standard of exeellerztve as a yearbook. liwii in the 'LCLIT years zelwz dzttzcuttzes nz getting materials were almost unsurmountable, KING .IACK came out as usual. Page 37 Cardinal Nofes Sfaf Top Row-Pam Lewellyn, Jessie Doolen, Phyllis Norton, Dorothy Dennis, Louise Knmisur, Sue Moseley, Judy Leib, Barbara Lanham, Joan Atkerson, Kathleen Lee. Lou Vee Martin, Nancy Crocker, Clyde Sumpter. Middle RowiDoris Crandall, Marcelyn Tomlinson, Nellie Clayworth, Paula Fite, Helen Lowe, Joan Mesplay, Martha Taylor, Madelyn Adamson, Helen Phillips, Betty Ann Simonson, Carolyn Jenkins, Martha Dickson, Patty Wilbur. Front Row Betty Clark, Jane Mm-Canse, Ann Fite, Pat Campbell, Zelda Mitchell, June Herron, Shirley Patterson, Lois Watson, Shirley Ferrell, Barbara Douglas, Beverly Smith, Mona Wilbur, Pam Mr-Gaughey, Meeting every Tuesday morning, the CARDINAL NOTES staff has planned the weekly news beats for the reporters, and the articles, published in our daily papers, give an accurate account of our high school life from government to glamour girls, from lessons to lectures, from doughnuts to dances , from sports to spotlights. .To get our news, we have camped on the trail of the faculty, lounged in the offices, gazed at coronations, plays and pictures, listened in at music festivals and debates, slipped into conferences, attended social events-both formal and informal, yelled our- selves hoarse fwith all the othersb at ball games, and buttonholed everyone who we thought might know something of glamour, gossip, grades. As you see, we had a grand time getting the news, but, of course, as for the reporting-well! enough said! Madelyn Adamson, treasurer, Shirley Patterson, Marcelyn Tomlinson, Helen Lowe, typists, - president, Beverly Smith, vice president, Shirley Ferrell, Lois Watson, co-editors, Marcelyn Tomlinson, secretary Shirley Patterson, secretary Quill and Scroll Sponsors- Miss STINNETT Miss CROTTY Cardinal Notes Sponsor- MISS CROTTY The Quill and Srroll, an 1'11lcr11afio11al hollorary .wrzety for high xrlmoi jozfrzmlisis, nfqzfiring sfbolarsliip rank nz ffm uppef tlimi of the class and sufwrzor yomrlalzsfzt' svwzw on Ihr 1ze'z.'s.1mpcr and yearbook, was organzqed Mardi IZ, l94O. Page ss ull! and Scroll .fVL1i1'0mzl Tfzefpzkm Sociczfy DCJROTHY ROE CHAPTER 'llROUPE 608 Bark Row- Marci-lyn Tomlinson, John Campbell, Pam Lf-wc-Ilyn, Judy Leili, Gerald Carlin, Lee Dew, Fred Brooks, Donna Davis, Mary Hidle, Harold Conner, Madelyn Adamson. Front Row -Barbara Lanham, Shirley Roland, Helen Phillips, Mona Wilbur, Paula Fite, Beverly Smith, Clyde Sumptor, Betty Simonsun, Shirley Patterson, Zelda Mitchell, Wanda Shirk, Shirley Ferrell. Not in Picture Helen Lowe. Sixteen new members were initiated on April 12 into the Dorothy Hoe Chapter of the Quill and Scroll fan international honorary society for high school journalistsi at the home of Fred Brooks at a very beautiful candlelighted ceremony and a delightful reception. The various members of the National Thespian Society have participated in assembly pro- grams, junior and senior class plays, speech department plays and have had a frolicking and color- ful Gay Nineties, Dance. Officers are as follows: president, Joe Sullensg vice president, Madelyn Adamson, secretary, Beverly Smithg treasurer, Shirley Ferrellg sponsor, Mrs. Mercer. Bark Row --Kenneth Jenkins, lion Miller, Evelyn Breeden. 'l'reva Jacks mwii , Rosemary Woodard, Don Woodard, Gene Ilavis, Joe Sullens, Fred Brooks. Barbara Christman, Joanne Cole, Gord rnii liusk, iiill Mayfield. Front Row 'Clyde Sumpter, Ralph Crandall, Beverly Smith, Donna Watts, Jacqui-line Hulsey, Madelyn Adamson, Delores Moon, Carolyn Jenkins, Shirley Poulson, Shirley Roland, Shirley Patterson, Shirley Ferrell. Marcelyn Tomlinson. lllfbb City ffluzptvr, Troop OHS, of live National TKVUSDILJII llmuzatzr Honor Sociely for high schools, :pax organ- iged january, I9-15, -..-.-.-.-.. - Page 39 , lllh fxlrsl'l:llX Well, young man, l hope you know what you're getting into. Land to the sizirboardl l.andl TOP: l5lN.'Xl.l1!l:NllRli CAS! lihere's no business like show business, like no business I know ffislfdfzfblff by Walter Kerr Presented by the Senior Class, April 23, 1948 CAST OF CHARACTERS Marion Phipps ..... Baibara Christman John liedinon . Cynthia Keene Raimund Brown Mavis Moriarity . Tad Voorhis . Stella Brahms . Miss Freeman . Miss Robinson Miss Jones . Phil Ford . . . Janet Ross . . . Gene Campbell . Delores Moon Jimmie Kilgore . Treva Jackson . Don Woodard . . Helen Lowe Dorothy Hamilton . . Lois Jones . Marcelyn Tomlinson . . Gene Davis . Shirley Ferrell Mr. Bach, the Director ,..,. Fred Brooks Jerry Flanagan, from Hollywood . Ralph Crandall Prudence Mason, a Visiting Actress . Shirley Poulson In IUS5 a Webb City high sirhool studvnl won lhc Ifrauk P, Blair SL4ll0idfShlif7 lhrough a roizzprtiiitv rxriuziizafimi, lo4 high schools being rrprvseiztvd in the umztvsl. Page 40 Arthur Scott, Jr.. Pl'l1d6IlCf S Fiancee . Joe Sullens Claire Carter, Prudence's Best Friend . . . . . . . , . . . . . Maclelyn Adamson Madam De Fore, Dean of Women .... . . . . . . . . . Margaret Harrington Directed by Mrs, Marjorie Mercer l'RODfllC'I'ION STAFF' Chorus directed by ..... Miss June Herron Costumes created by . . Miss Francis Hammond Stage Managers . . Don Woodard, Bert Hancock Prompters .... Wanda Shirk, Phyllis Spille Properties . Dorothy Hamilton, Margaret Harrington Ushers . . Betty Barnes, Charlotte Armstrong, Norma Copeland, Vivian Reeves, Pam Lewellyn and Martha Taylor. 44 The Whole Towffs Talking H Presented by the Junior Class, December 12 CAST OF CHARACTERS PRODUCTION STAFF Harriet Simmons ....... Donna VVatts Production Managers . Carroll Knost, Jim Toutz Annie .... . Evelyn Breeden Stage Manager ........ Bobby Jack Taxi Driver . . . Richard Moyer Assistant Stage Manager ..... Betty Ball Henry Simmons . . Loomis Crandall Publicity Director ...... Peggy VValters Ethel Simmons . . Jackie Hulsey Production Crew . Charles King, Bob Haddock, Roger Shields . . . Don Miller Frank Doll, James Leek Chlgstel' BIUUPY - - Clyde Sllmlltei' Publicity Conilnittee . Pat Hatcher, Betty Ball, Lou iQE1YWQi1S - - BShL1'19Y Si01alnd Vee Martin, Richard Moyer ia '1 son . . ar ara oug as ,, , - - , , , Imnald Swift I l 1 Dale Shellhmin lsheis . Nonia Lee Cook. Jim Hickani, Lorena Tallulah Nelson Sadie Bloom ,........ Directed by Mrs. Marjorie Mercer Chester dill it :ill by himself. V Looks as . . . . . Rosemary VVoodard June Byler il' Cheslerk in difficulty Smith, Gerald Carlin, Jo Ann Atkerson, Tom Tarrant, Helen Phillips, Harold Conner Ah! The movie stair in more trouble. again. Progrcsxzw xrhrmls lhnmgli Ilwir exlra-rnrrzrzllar pmgmwz azrwllragv and develop rertaiu abililies mu' narlwrl III the regular fclwol progmnz. ll e bare leap! pace 'mlb H115 iizawzizmlt with our fllltl Clubs progmuz. Page 41 he Debate Squad :G JG. -F Back Row-Evelyn Breeden, Rosemary Herrod, Louise Kamisar, Fred Brooks, .loe Sullens, Pat Boyer, Gordon Rusk. Front Row--Jayne McCanse, Toniniy llecord, Loomis Crandall, Clyde Sumpter, Joanne Cole, Carolyn Jenkins. Not in Picture--Betty Traylor. Forensics have flourished this year in our high school. Orations, readings and de- bate-all were ably presented by Webb City speech students in tournaments at Miami, Oklahomag Pittsburg, Kansas: and Springfield, Missouri. Especially in debate did Webb City shine. The question Was, Resolved: That the Federal Government should require arbitration of labor disputes in all basic American industries. Webb City teams received the highest average at Miami. The teams won the sub-regional division of the Missouri Debating League at Carthage, and took third place in the regional division at Spring- field. Finally We crowned With success our year of hard work by gaining the Big-Eight Championship over Monett, the winner of the Northern district. CHAMPS Affirm 0 timi- CAROLYN JENKINS FRED BROOKS Negative- EVELYN BREEDEN JAY NE MCCANSE Substitute- CLYDE SUMPTER In i032 the annex to fbe high srhool bllfldfllg was rmzsirlfrfm' lo fwzm' Ihr lmluslrzizl :iris und Muszr Depart- ments. BIG EIGHT DEBATE Girls' Sextet Pat Hatcher, Lon Vee Martin, Pat Poole Rosemary Woodard, Delores Moon, Shirley Roland Girls' Trio Delores Moon Rosemary Woodard Pat Hatcher Girls' Quartet Delores Moon Pat Hatcher Madelyn Adamson Rosemary VVoodard V 0661! rlflmic' MRS. HELEN BALL-Director' LAW The vocal music department has again had a Very successful year. Hard work? We adored itg for as Milton says, Such sweet compulsion doth in music lie. Per- haps our most cherished Hmusical moment was the annual candle-lighting assembly at Christmas in which all vocal ensembles and the orchestra had a part. One of the loveliest numbers was the processional of mixed voices singing Don-na No-bis Pa-cem as they ad- vanced to the stage and formed a cross out- lined by lighted candles. The trio, quartet, and sextet have been much in demand for church, civic, and social functions. These groups and their soloists, Shirley Roland and Delores Moon, received excellent ratings at the District Contest, which entitled them to compete in the State Contest at Columbia. The .rlluxzc llufmrtriwzzf has vxparzdml and kept pare wztli school nzmir work fbrouglmuz' the nation, .fi fine Drum Corps, tl gum! liaml, um! mruzy vxwllwil 'rural and lizsfrzmlwlfzll gfvllfli and wloisfx e'Xf'H1P1lly our progrvxt in M115 gnu! ir-urls, Page 43 THE R E ' S A S O GIRLS' GLEE CLUB T011 ROWQ-AHC6 K9dlIl0I1. Betty Clark, Virginia Byrd, lleverly Buxton, Merideth Nickolson, VVanda Shirk, Twila James, Zelda Mitchell, Pat Burris, Phyllis Spille, Shirley Ferrell, Madelyn Adam- son, Pam Mctlaughey, .lerry Neidlinger, Shirley Iloland, Shirley llallenger, Joy Dipley, Shirley McFarland, Beverly Smith, Carolyn Jenkins, Delores Hardy, Barbara Douglas, Barbara Crockett, Middle llowglietty Simonson, Lou Vee Martin, Joanne Cole, .loan lylesplay, llarbara King, Ella Kelly, Mary Handley, Nancy Ackerson, Mona VVilbur, .Ioan King, lylarjorie Campbell, Doris Burk. Helen Phillips, Noma Cook, Jenny Gilbert, Ilosemary Herrod, Nellie Clayworth, llarbara McFarland, Bernice Mink, Jane McCanse. Front Row---Louise Kamisar, Nancy Crocker, Pat Poole, Lois Watson, Dorothy Dennis, Rosemary Woodard, Peggy Walters, 'Freya .Iackson, Sue Moseley, Betty Pryor. Phyllis Hostetter, Delores Moon, Jessie Dooleu, Patty Abernathy, Dorothy Hamilton, Nancy Mosena, Mary WVoolscy. Not in Picturew-Joan Clyma, Viola Miller, Gwyn Mahurin, Carolyn Lanham, Joan Atkerson, Susan MIXED CHOR S Top Row-W-Frank Doll, Bobby Jack, Joe Spille, Gerald Carlin, Tommy Tarrant, John Campbell, Loomis Crandall, Kenneth .lenkins, Tommy Record, Middle Rowflletty Simonson, Lou Vee Martin, Joanne Cole, Alice Redmon, Betty Clark, Mona Wil- bu1', Ella Kelly, Mary Handley, Phyllis Hostetter, Betty Pryor, Nancy Motley, Zelda Mitchell, Joy Dipley, .loan Atkerson, Barbara Crockett, Shirley llallenger, Barbara Douglas, Beverly Smith, Madelyn Adamson, Wanda Shirk, Shirley Ferrell, Cochran, Pat Hatcher, Front RowfNancy Crocker, Lois VVatson, Dorothy Dennis, Rosemary VVoodard, Peggy Walters, Treva Jackson, Rosemary Herrod, Carolyn Lanham, Don Miller, Gordon Rusk, Joe Sullens, Charles Cope, Richard Moyer, Joan King, Shirley Roland, Susan Cochran, Doris Ilurk. Noma Lee Cook, Barbara King, Nellie Clayworth, Louise Kamisar, Pat Poole. Not in Picture--.loan Clyma, Gwyn Mahurin, Pat Hatcher, Howard Johnson. a1nm IN THE AIR The 1V01zei '90 45 -Sr ' ' Back Row--Nancy Crocker, Hose! mary Woodard, Palsy Poole. Louise Kaniisar. Second How-W Lou Vee Martin, Madelyn Adamson, ll e l o r e s Moon. ,T M First Row'--Pat Hatcher, .lane Wig ' McCanse, Shirley Roland. 'W Boyf' Cleef Club First llow-Toininy Record, Bob Jack, Loomis Crandall, Toniniy Tarrant, Frank Doll, Howard Johnson. Second Row-Charles Cope, Rich- ard Moyer, Gordon liusk. Joe Sullens, Don Miller, Joe Dean Spille, Kenneth Jenkins. Not in picture---Johnny Campbell, Gerald Carlin. The Girls' Glee Club, consisting of seventy-eight members - one of the largest groups in years, has gone places this year, both literally and figuratively, having re- ceived excellent criticisms for their outstanding Work. The Boys' Glee Club, although not large, has developed three promising soloists who have Won Two ratings at two district contests. The Nonet, always a favorite with the public, has appeared at many programs, social, civic, and religious. One of the outstanding musicians of our high school is the pianist, Martha Dickson, whose Work has been praised highly by critics, she having re- ceived the only One plus rating at the District contest. Page 45 JK'- HE ORCHESTRA WHIRl,S ME WIDER OFFICERS President . . Vice Presiderzt . Secretary . . Treasurer . Reporter . Director . lfif . FLOYD HAGGARD MADELYN ADAMsoN . . Lois WATSON . . JUNE HERRON . RICHARD MARVIN . . PAUL FITE Standingflvlr, Fite, Joan Graves, Martha Dickson, Betty Simonson, Lou Vee Martin. Back RowfPatty Wilbur, Marilyn Brooks, Lloyd Mink, Robert Gilliam, Paul Knight, Wandl hob inson, Kenneth Jenkins, Janice Viers, Mary Gilbert, Phyllis Johnson. Middle Row+Marilyn Gretz, Jane Watson, Bob Jack, Tommy Needels, Jeanette Roberts Alice Williams, Myrtle Connor, Joanne Cole. Front Rowsldlaula Fite, Ann Fite, Harve Rawson, Doris Crandall, Page 46 The.Webb City Chapter of the Naflinqzzal llozmr Soririy organzgtml in IUZU wzrozfrayges srholarshzp, as well as had ershzp, ser'L'14Te, and rharafter, by gzrnzg xperizzl ft'l'lIfUllf1UII lo high ranking xllnlentx. TIIAN URANUS FLIES Our orchestra can readily say, Yes, we have some bananas, for our year has been replete with achievements and pleasure. We have played for programs such as the cor- onation of the Queen of King Jack. We have progressed geographically as Well as artistically to the State Contest at Columbia, having made a splendid showing at the Webb City and Joplin festivals, and having Won I- rating at Neosho Sub-district festival and at Springfield District Contest. Incidentally at Springfield, W. C. H. S. orchestra gained highest rating of the seven orchestras competing. We will tell you next year how we fared at Columbia. Yi Back Row-Kenneth Rodman, Richard Cruse, Max Huff, James Weston, Kenneth Shoup, Tommy Johns, Kenneth BeVier. Third RowfFred Brooks, Joe Sullens, Harold Connor, Madelyn Adamson, Carl Brooks, Jackie Hul- sey, Lois Watson, Gordon Rusk, Leroy Spencer, Martha Wheeler. Second RowfShir1ey Roland, Peggy Walters, Donna Davis, Mary Lou Hidle, Pat Hatcher, June Herron, Shirley Poulson. Front Row-Richard Marvin, Clyde Sumpter, Betty Traylor. 11.- In many progressive schools the curriculum is being reorganized around a core of Social Studies and! lfnglish. Hr arc making a beginning in CORE CL'RRlCU1.L'M ihis year in the junior High School. Page 47 Page 48 AZVD THE BAND The Band Standing-Mr. Fite, Lou Vee Martin, Betty Sinionson, Delores Duke, Joan Graves, Back Rowillonna Davis, Mary Lou Hidle, Toniniy Byrd, Gordon Rusk, Max Huff, Richard Cruse, James Weston, Jllllllly Simonson, Jack Mayfield, Ronny Richardson, Westley Yocuin, Middle Row-Fred Brooks, Joe Sullens, Ann Fite, Jackie Hulsey, Harold Conner, Betty McReynolds, Kenneth Rodmon, Laura Richardson, Phyllis Norton, Clyde Sunipter, Pat Hatcher. Front Row-fLois Jones, Richard Marvin, Joan Cole, Paula File, Phyllis Hostetter, Carolyn Carlstead, Eleanor Duke. Flag Twirlers- ffff Madelyn Adamson, Pain Mcflaughey, Carolyn Lanham, Gwen Mahurin, Twirlers-June Herron Cniajorl, Peggy Walters, Lois VVatson Kassistant Ill2ij0l',, Doris Crandall, Betty Trailer, Patsy Kepple, Barbara Laster, Phyllis Johnson. PLAYE D fourth Row-ff .lint Hornback, Guy Goodpasture, Kenneth Shoup, Dale Gilliam, Tommy Johns, Dale Sliellliorn, Kenneth HeVier. 'liird How 'John Darby, Larry Beasley, Shirley Poulson, Charles Neese, Carl Brooks, Ilarbaru Cruse, Leroy Spencer. Second Row' Lloyd Mink, Jerry Abbott, .Ioan Nelson, Sue Moseley, Nancy Crocker. Front llow f-'Janet Harrison, Lyle Redlnon, Lloyd Fisher. Flag Twirlers- V Pat Poole, Rosemary Herrod, Jane McCanse, Phyllis Spille. Director . . Paul Fite 1.55 OFFICERS President .... Pat llargis Vice President . . Max Huff Secretary .... Paula Fite Treasurer Madelyn Adamson Reporter '... June Herron Our band has had a busy year-and no foolin', but a very profitable period also. Our itinerary has stretched out from here to yonder - Joplin, Pittsburg, Neosho, Springfield, and Columbia. We have marched in parades and played at football and basketball games. In festivals and contests we have won excellent criticisms and laurels. Our One rating at Neosho Sub-district festival entitled us to go to the Springfield Dis- trict contest, where we had the highest rating of all the fifteen bands competing. And so, on we go to the State Contest at Columbia, April 30. Here's hoping! Page 49 Senior Pbgfz Clubs The clubs of Senior High School appeal to interests of the students. Two clubs are affiliated with national organizations. One inewly organized this yearj is the Perry Science Club, named in tribute to thc late Tom Perry, a Webb City resident and industrial chemist Who befriended many students interested in science. The club for- mally became a member of the Science Clubs of America, having their national charter and placque presented at their March meeting of this year. Perry Science Club Hack Row- Fred Reeves, Dean Moyer, Max Huff, Elmer Cum- mings, Ralph Morris, Wilson Wagner, Bill Cummings. Sec-ond RuwfHoward Richey, Richard Marvin, Donna Watts, Betty Pryor, Judy Leib, Barbara Crockett, Jim Toutz Loomis Crandall. ldront Row Roy Thompson, Carolyn Jenkins, Ilale Shellhorn, Curl Lee, Harold Conner, Mona Wilbur, Mr. Williams, Gun and Rod Club Back Row Raymond Harriers, Bob Foster, Bob Haddock, Gerald Degraffenreid, Bill Carey, Richard Armstrong, Clifford Whitehead, Morris Shaw, Warren Cure. Front Row --Pat Boyer, Russell Dedrickson, Fi-onk Doll, Mr. Babbitt. Bob Cowan, Charles King, Richard Day. PERRY SCIENCE CLUB Sponsor . . . Mr. Williams P1 esident .... .... C arl Lee Vice President . . Dale Shellhorn Secretary '..... Harold Connor . Mona Wilbur Treasurer . . GUN AND ROD CLUB Sponsor. . . . Mr. Babbitt President .... . . Bob Cowan Vice President .... Frank Doll Secy.-Treus. . Ilussell Dedrickson , In 1038 Ilia Nan' Webster filerizerifary building, and in N50 the New lfraizklzn lilenzeiztary Sfluml b14ilu'i11g were miixfrzfflwil, Ibm prn1'ia'ir1gfor the sysleni two of the mos! nzmlern and zip-In-Juli' elemviztary bmldmgs of the u'1xfrifl, Page 50 Senior zlglf Clubs' The F. H. A. fFuture Homemakers of Americaj has joined the national organiza- tion. The Y-Teens and Hi-Y are groups interested in moral and spiritual development, the Victorians and the Guild emphasize culture. The Gun-and-Rod Club is a sort of Izaak Walton group. .The Camera, Dramatic, and Sports organizations are groups es- pecially interested in photography, acting, and athletic activities. Dramatic Club Back Row' Phyllis Norton, Helen Bowman, Eleanor Duke, Carol Creech, Jessie Doolen, Joy Reeder. Middle Row Nellie Clayworth, Jean Cole, Betty McRi-ynolds, Bill Mayfield, Martha Dickson, Alice Rt-dmon, Mary Woolsey. Front Row-Julia Province, Pat Hatcher, Shirley Roland, Clyde Sumpter, Bob Jack. Rosemary Woodard, Barbara Douglas. Camera Club Hack Row f-Leroy Spencer, James Black, Bill Neese, Wendell P--nc-mf. Third Row Nan:-y Motley, Barbara MacFa1'land. Joe Sullens. John Myers. Second Rowe- -Juanita Paz-asley, Phyllis Hostetter, Rosa Ryan, Eleanor Duke. Patty Abernathy, Norma Lee Cook. Front Row June Herron, Treva Jackson, Anita Ellison, Twila Jann-s, Lore-na Smith. DRAMATIC CLUB Sponsor. . . . . Mrs. Mercer President ..... Clyde Sumpter Vice President .... Bobby Jack Secretary ..... Shirley Roland Reporter ....... Pat Hatcher Program Chairman ...... . . . . . . Rosemary Woodard CAMERA CLUB Sponsor. . . Mr. Dunphy President .... . Joe Sullens Vice President . . . .Iohn Myers Secretary. . . . . Nancy Motley l 1 Our llfyli Xrlmol Inu .wt ulxplcizllnl rrmril in llrlmic ronifwllfimi ee l:'lc'z'i'r1 rolzfwmiifc rbanlpimzsliipv in flu' rzglilvcn 'ryan sulu' flu' Big-lzzgbf t.o11lcn'11t'i' 1.115 orgunzqril run! o11c.Slufc Lhanzpzovzxbzp. Page 51 Yi 7226721 Sponsor. . . . Miss Hubbard President .... Barbara Lanham Vice President. Barbara Christnian Secretary . . Delores Moon Treasurer. . . . . Helen Lowe Reporter . . Shirley Patterson GMM ' Sponsor . . . Miss Herrod President ...... VVanda Shirk Vice President , Dorothy Hamilton Secy.-Treas.. . . Martha Jacobson Vzkiorzkm Sponsor . . . Mrs. Sargent President ..... Shirley Ferrell Vice President . . Lois Watson Secretary. . . . Beverly Snlith Treasurer . , . Shirley Poulson Reporter . . Pat Poole Page 52 Y-TEENS Top RowfJacqueline Hulsey, Charlene Mosena, Susan Cor-hran, Lou Vee Martin, Evelyn lireeden, June Hyler, Mary Lou Hidle, Donna Davis, Vivian Reeves, Joan Atkerson. Middle Row--fMarcetta Ens, Joan Kinyr, Freda Allen, Helen Phillips, Martha Who-ler, Miss Hubbard, Ellen 'l'a1i1rana, Pi-lsr-illa Madden, Shirley Patterson, Martha Taylor, Dixie Lev. Front Row --ef Betty Ann Simonson, Joan Mesplay, Delores Moon, Barbara Christman, Barbara Lanham, Helen Lowe, Lois Jones, Zelda Mitchell, Billie Cahill, Nancy Ackerson. GUILD Betty Ball, Wanda Shirk, Miss Herrod, Dorothy Hamilton, Martha Jacobson, Betty Thnnipson, Carmi-lita Eden, Prudie Broaddus. VICTORIANS Top Row-Joan Nelson, Nancy Crocker, Betty Traylor, Louise Kamisar, Rosemary Hvrrotl, Paula Fitz-, Phyllis Spille, Madelyn Adamson. Middle RowfPam Mdlauizhey, Sue Moseley, Peiliry Walters, Ella Kelley. Mrs. Sarui-nt, Gwen Mahurin, Jane Mc'Canse, Janice Veirs. Front. Rowf'Ann Fite, Betty Clark, Beverly Smith, Pat Poole, Shirley Ferrell, Lois Watson, Shirli-y Poulson, Pat Campbell. 117-T Sponsor . . Mr. Gillman President . , . . . Bill Kennedy Vice President . Johnny Campbell I Secretary . . . . . . Gene Davis ,W Sponsor. . . . Miss Hammond President . . . . . Joy Dipley Vice President . . . Betty Cooper Secretary . . . . Shirley Tulley Treasurer, . . Ida Mae Grisham Sporty Sponsor . . . . Mr. Shonk President .... Tommy Tarrant Vice President .... Bob Burke Secretary ..... Benny Leonard Treasurer . . A. J. Bottom HI-Y Back Rowflfenneth Jenkins, Bob Croc-ker, Walter Hastings, Marvin Gilliam, Carroll Knost, Lee D1-W, Gordon Rusk. Kenneth BeVier, Jim Kilgore. Front Row--Gerald Carlin, Melvin Gretz, John Campbell, Bill Kennedy, Gene Davis. Lyle Redmon, Bobby Ni-xvonizer, Tommy Record. F. H. A. Back Row-Mary Tunnell, Thelma Hobbs, llonna Copeland, Bessie Hanson, Betty Cahill, Viola Miller, Norma Lawronc-0, Jo Ellen Madden. Third Row--Illene Harns, Shirley Tully, Doris Burk, Norma Coin-land, Louise Newby, Jn-rry Ncidlinirer, Joy llipley, Bn-tty Ivy, Patsy Miller, Flora Hobbs, Jennie Suu Gilbert, Ida Grisham. Seconfl Row-Donna Shannon, Betty Cooper, Carolyn Breedon, Betty Sc-lhy, Dori: Pit-rec-, Virginia Byrd, Beverly Buxton, Charlene Harns, Brooksie Southard, Wilma Waylner, Marjorie Camplwll, Frances Rosenberg, Bonnie L4-e, Doris Rich. Front RowMLaWanda Smith, Louise Everett, Doris Shaw, Loi-ine Mc-Collouuh, Marcaret Wilson, Carol Shaw, Evelyn Gos- wick, Miss Hammond, Juanita llipley, Hazel Burk, Earldinn Harrinirton, Ervema Cummins, Alive Rings, Hr-len Cooper. SPORTS CLUB Back RowfvMal0y Ray, Bob Burke, John Woolsey, James Weston, Raymond Maromhs, Kenneth Bylf-r, Mr. Shonk, Jimmy Morris, James Leek, Gene Blankenship, Carol Sarpsent. Middle Rowf-Lloyd Winiro, Benny Leonard, Lesley Allen, Tod Andress, Don Miller, Jim Hirkam, Tommy Tarrant, Boli Bradbury, Dick Cruse, Bob Farris, Dale Gilliam, Paul Grocer. Front RowfHoward Johnson, Joe Spille, Lloyd Iledrickson, Marvin Sheppard, Bob Keyes, Charlrs Virgin, llmvey Cowan, Dean Lawrence, Jerry Conner, Bill Byrd, Don Martin. W Page 58 amor zgfz Cluby Dramatic Club Record Club Spcmsoi MRS COFFEE Sponsofr-MR. FITE owl Music Club Girls' ame Club Sponsor MRS BALL Sponsor-MISS VVINTER DRAMATIC CLUB Back Row Bonnie Smith. Tommy Byrd, Norma Terry, Martha Witherspoon, Walter James, Jeanine Coffee, Delores Duke, Hazel Campbell, Suzanne Jackson. Middle RowffMary Matheny, Jan Moseley, C01-elia Veatch, Patsy Kennle, Phyllis Johnson, Barbara Knost, Betty Jo Caresio, Joan Moon, Evadeen B1-nfield. Whitson Kirk. Front Row -Jimmy Long, Sandra Trimble, Martha Sue Durham, Jean Hardy, Jane Watson, Myrna Goode, R,IL'hH.1ii Norton, Carol Sue Laird, Ellen Lowe, Bud Doran. VOCAL MUSIC CLUB First Row 'Wesley Yoeum, Jimmy Hardy, Charles Nec-se, Kenneth Shoup, Ronnie Marvin, Jack Mayfield, Jimmie Simon- son, Wilson Hunter, 'Tommy Bair. Second Row- -Phyllis Newby, Bobby Gar- retson, Tommy Johns, John Carver, John Miller, Ervin Dunean, Donald Connor, Jackie Sue Watson. Third Row -Carla Melliiran, Pe-may Thorpe, Barbara Laster, Genile Woodmansee, Lloyd Haggard, Wanda Lavey, Patti NVilbur, Carolyn Carlstead. Fourth Row -Gladys Smith, Anna Mae Lonir. Doris Crandall, Marilyn Gretz, Patti Tulley, Nancy Lee, Diana Meslin, Peggy Minkler. Not in pi:-ture Robert Fri-w, Lloyd Mink. MUSIC RECORD CLUB Back Row-'Phyllis Niswonm-r, Betty Rob- inson, Marlene Hostettcr, Shirley Pryor, Larry Beezley, Mary Dedrickson, Loretta Ellison, Alice Williams. Middle Iz0W'fJ8Cl1Ut'lIIlC Boixner, Jeanette Roberts, Shirley Dix-lcson, Laura Richer- son, Norma Boyd, Mary Gilbert, Bar- bara Jordon, Clara Copeland, Mr. Fite. Front Row-fCarl Brooks, Wilma Chambers, Mary Lou Birkes, Shirley DeGraffenreid. Rir-hard Bellairs, Lcsly Allen, Barbara Cruse, Marilyn Brooks. Melba MeCune. GIRLS' GAME CLUB Back Row fShirley Smith, Barbara Miller, Helen Jeffers. Jac-kalee Thomas, Betty Soard, Beverly Ann Boyer, Delores Walk- er, Flora Marie Jeffers. Middle Rowe -Myrtle Lee Conner, Jean Ann Fisher, Barbara Merry, Janet Harrison, Glennda Crutcher, Kay George, Rose- mary Redmond, Wilma Jean Sanders, Juanita Gully. Front Row Norma Jean Dunlap, Barbara Burwiek. Virprinia Ehrneman, Evelyn Rodarm, Norma Miller, Diana Robinson, Doris Proffet, Carol June Grisham. amor zgfz Cfuby Junior Red Cross Circle Sports Club Spfmsor-Miss STINNETT Spfmtof MR CRQDDY Boys, Checker Club Story Club S110H-S0Y'-MRS- MERRITT Sponsor Miss VENABLE JUNIOR RED CROSS CIRCLE Back Row-iRay Cruzan, Clifton Crumhliss, Silvia Bowman, Mary Jean Rutherford, Gay Landon, Fay Landon, Margaret Meslin. Middle Row--J. 0. Buxton, Arnola Sayre, Betty Richey, Mary Jo MK'C0ll0Ujlh, Mar- garet Webb. Darlene Rigirs, De-Etta Ca- hill, Gary Goade, Bobby Gilliam. Front Row-'Cecil Dowell, Phyllis Packer lsecretaryl, Dorothy Miller lreporterj, Joan Graves lpresidentl, Dorothy Patter- son lvice preside-ntl, June Felland ltreas- urerj, Charles Tulley. BOYS' CHECKER CLUB Back Row Robert Wingo, Euirene Read, Ernest Sargent, James Jones, John Bishir, Charles Rice, Dick Rowlette. Middle RowfOrvel Cooper, Phillip Byrd, Donald Darby. Frank Moffett, Billy Terry, Jimmy Lanham, Charles Doll, Cecil Burk. Front Rowe-William Comfort, Charles Bowman, Johnny Hinds, Jimmy Van- Hoose. Floyd Shirk, Eugene Wuellner, Eddy Johnson. SPORTS CLUB Back Row Clifford Phipps, Ernest Soard, Virgil Burwick, Cary Sampson, Charles Sumpter, Guy Goodpasture, Jerry Drach- enberiz, Jay Hammonds. Middle Row Jack Daniel, Eddie Ne-aly. Russell Cochran. Johnny Edson, Joe Babbitt, Harve Rawson, Joe Grisham, Jack Ryan. Front Row -AK9HIlQth Magruder, Dale King, Bobby Smith, Robert Warren, Mr. Crod- dy lsponsorj, Charles House, Paul Hiqht, Norval Duy. STORY CLUB Back Row --William Milliizan. Emmett Mc- Farland, Frank Patterson, Louis Cowan, John Gordon, Ronald Richardson, Gene Kight, Ronald Smith, Robert Highley. Front Row-f-Jane Baldridize, John McFar- land lpresidentl, Sarah Kathryn Roland, Miss Pearl Ve-nable lsponsorl, Priscilla Lott fsecrotary-treasurerl. Shirley Kirby, Myrtle Richey. Page 56 Cliff, Drum C07f.Y Hack Row -fShirley MacFarland, Carol Creech, Norma Lawrence, Bessie Hanson, Norma Copeland, Roberta Francis, Dorothy Hamilton. Second Row -Barbara Crockett, Louise Newby, Joan Burk, Dorothy Dennis, Charlene Moscna, Marcelyn Tomlinson, Mary Woolsey, Doris Pierce, Virginia Byrd, Delores Moon. Third Row--fShirley Tullcy, Alice- Redmond, Shirley Ballinger, Joan Atkcrson, Frances Peek, Jessie Iloolen, Mary Handley, Nancy Lee, Kathleen Lee, Donna Cone-land. Front Row-4Betty Pryor Itwirlerl, Barbara Lanham lmajori, Nancy Motley tcaptainb, H1-len Lowe ttwirlerb. OW mm C0505 fllatcfs hU.s'fofy FR! With colors flying, music sounding clear, and drums tattooing, our snappy Drum Corps has had a very successful year, under its efficient Major, Barbara Lanhamg and with its captain, Nancy Motley, and twirlers, Betty Pryor and Helen Lowe adding to its attractiveness. It has practiced every Thursday night in the gym under the supervision of its directors, Mr. Melvin Macey and Mr. Charles Tudor, and its sponsor, Miss Mabel Likins. Our corps with the Carthage corps formed a glamorous guard of honor for the Carthage Football Queen at her Coronation on Thanksgiving Day at Carthageg the corps has participated in the Webb City Santa Claus Paradeg and has helped in collecting money for the March of Dimes for Infantile Paralysis Drive at both the Dickinson and Civic theatres. The last Saturday in May, the corps always sells poppies in honor of World War 1 Veterans. This active Drum Corps will still continue to practice during the summer months to be ready to perform in the fall. MAD Q?KP61g fe S NK NW .A Us B AHB A? tteW1 MlWt hdflje Z4 en? S A MISS PAULA FITE Queen Qf Foolbafl QW .. A C41m'z7zz1f5 Palme bl' R6jlf65!?WZ6Hf5 Third Row Dan Rilvy, Ralph Morris, Tommy 'I'z1r'rant, .loo Spille, Dale- Gilliam, Lloyd VVingo, Tommy Bvrt Huncovk, JMIIIPS Wvslon, lluddy liylvr, John Woolsvy. Nlillon lluwlvsly, llzllv Slwlllmoru, Johns, Carroll Iinost, .lohn Webb, Canrroll Surgexmt, Iiennvth liylvr, Jim liickum. J. D. Milllllfill Roy Hobbs, .lov Sullens, nilyllllllltl liyler, Ilon VVoociar4l, .lzum-S lllzwk, lluymoml Mvlfomlys, Second Row- Jimmiv Hzlrcly, Leslin- Allvn, Hob Ul'1llllIlll'y, Harold t'on11v1', Holm Fra-W, A. J. Bottom. liicllard Crosslunfl, Klux lllcllelynolds, lie-nny I4l'0Il2ll'd, .lzu-k Day, Ill nny lTx'z1114l:1ll, MV. Mvllouald. Front llowf f--ff Mr, Williams, Gmw Davis, ltoy Jzwkson, lion Mc-Huw, Vozu-h llunphy, Pant H1lI'2iS, Maloy Hay, Bob Hickam, Bill Lacey, Charles Cope, Louiv Hughcs, liichz11'rl Cruse. Kay Shonk. A 5 gl ,ol , W on f-W, .el l W if A , K 1. . A Y gy , f,ff7f':.',,f zt: fi g!! .j 'Q H N f l 7: ' A .,-- ' ' , 1 A -'. T , -'l ' A fl ' U , ' .Q ' :., 3, ' A F . --If ,ww f 2 ,--- MR i f'w:' 'tfbipfi' mi ' f, .R . jf ,.,,., , at , , , mall' 71 ' :Y I 'A fx '3'1QWf' .,,. ' 1 f ,V 'Z' W, , , an Page 58 - - ,llh ' I M H' MWAK' ,, ,I-ff . . '1 ' ,g, L V' QW, b f 1' . K:-J -Qui. Football Rofter A TEAM Line-Louie Hughes, Charles Cope, Don McGaw, Pat Hargis, Maloy Ray, Beauford Long, Bob Burke. Backfield-Bob Hickam, John Woolsey, Ralph Crandall, Bill Lacey. B TEAM Line-James Vveston, Ralph Mor- ris, Bob Bradbury, Dale Shell- horn, Leslie Allen, Joe Sullens, Sam Jackson. Backfield-Raymond Byler, Gene Davis, Benny Leonard, Roy Hobbs. C TEAM Line-Bob Frew, Richard Cruse, Carroll Sargent, Lloyd Wingo, Bob Niswonger, ,James Black, Tommy Tarrant. Backfield-Teddy Andress, Jim Hickam, Jack Day, Richard Crossland. Girard-there . Seneca-here . . Mt. Vernon-here . Aurora-there , . Neosho-here . Lamar-there . Nevada-there . Monett-here . Carthage-there . A e Footoa ll Scores . Sept. 19 . . Sept. 26 . . Oct. 10 . . Oct. 17 . . Oct. 31 . . Nov. 7 . . Nov. 14 . . Nov. 21 . . Nov, 27 . WE THEY 12 0 25 7 6 0 0 19 18 13 7 6 7 21 6 28 6 40 Page 59 A Basketball Saaad Back Row----Jack Day, Dale Gilliam, Lloyal Wimro, Kc-nnvtli Bylcr. Jim Morris, Tv-rl Amlrm-ss, Ray ML-Combs, Bob Burke, Joe Spille. Bob Cowan. Middle Rowffllewey Cowan. Jim Hickam. Bennie Lvonarnl, Tommy Tarrani. lion Milli-r, llzile Shi-llhorn, Howard Johnwnn, Leslie Allen, Jamvs Black, Jirry Conner, Gerald Carlin. Front Row---Don Tiippzina, Ric-hard Crossland, Bill Lucey, Roy Jackson, Don Woodzircl, liens- Davis, Pat Harlris. Louie Hughes, Bert Hanrm-k, Johnny Myers, Bob Hivkam, Hvnry Norman. Granby at Carthage Seneca-there . . Mt. Vernonfthero . Columbusghere . Columbus-there , Aurorafhere , Granby-here . Dec, Dec, .lun Jan Jan Jan Jan 1. 2. 3. 4. Took first placv in the consolation bracket z Basiefaafl Scores VVE THEY Hi . . 25 23 Neosho ftherv . 20 . . 27 23 ldllllkil'-flli-!I'k' 2 . . 48 25 Nevada' hero Q3 . 44 42 Monettfwthere . 13 . . 24 32 Andei'son---liew 113 36 20 Carthagef here . 27 . . . 62 I7 l'lz1c'vd fourth in ilu- Springfivld tournvy. Tied for first plaw in the Big-Eight. Placed third in the Suhvregional at Cartlizigee, . Jun. .JD , . Feb Fell. 6 . . Feb. 10 . . Fell. I T . . Fe-li it fliilflliifil WE 36 40 57 33 53 27 THEY 31 28 28 30 39 29 Cardinal Teams A TEAM Top Row-Bill Lacey, Gerald Carlin, Pat Hargis, Bert Hancock, Gene Davis, Richard Crossland, Roy Jackson. Front RowfJohn Myers, Bob Hickam, Louie Hughes, Henry Norman, Don Tappana. B TEAM Top Row-Jerry Conner, Joe Spille, Jim Hickam, Don Miller, Lloyd VVingo, Bob Cowen, Harold Connor, Tommy Tarrant, Dale Gilliam. Front Row-Teddy Andress, Bennie Leonard, Jim Morris, Leslie Allen, Raymond Macombs, Jack Day, Bob Burke. JUNIOR HIGH Top How-Buddy Byler, John Darby, Tommy Johns, Tommy Byrd, Walter James. Front Row-Jim Hardy, Jerry Mayes, Lloyd Hag- gard, Donald Conner. MIDGETS Top How-Eddie Nealy, Robert Wingo, Jack Ryan, Wesley Yocam. Front Row-Kenneth Magruder, William Comfort, Jimmy Yan Hoose, Tommy Bair. Cwfdimzly I 14475017 Roy Hobbs ....... Bob Hi:-kam ........ Loomis Crandall ..,...,,,, Carol Sargent ,...... .... James Weston ,.A.... . Bonnie Leonard ............ md mm RECORD f Placed 3rd in ti-iaiiixular mei-L with Nevada and Springfield, April G. Won Springfield meet over sew-D. teams. April 10. Tied for Ind place in Webb City Invitational mevt of Pi towns, April 13. Plated 4th in Joplin R+-- lays 112 teamsl f-Sprinpj- tield, Joplin, Pittsburir winning lst, 2nd, and 3rd places. Lost Bigr-Eight track movt at Ne-vada by onv- i third point. l Bob Hickam'-hiilll point man at Joplin Relays, scoring Z4 points. Broke Big-Eigrht hiirh jump rm- ord set. in 1932 by gluing 5 feet Wifi inches. W. C. MEET Znd lst lstff f 2nd ind lnd 2nd 4th fc iuarto r ,,,,, 'half .............,...... high jump 4 tim-d J .. broad jump ...,..., high hurdles , low hurdles mile , ,,,,,,, polv xaull ,.,,..,,,, Szfores In 'Tmrl SPRINGFIELD lst qi12xl'te-1' ....,. lst hiilh jump lst broad jump iliiiiiliiiiiiiilif 4th pole- vault. Bac-k Row Lloyd Hamrard, Tommy Byrd, Javk Ryan. Don Miller, Carol Knost, Jim Toutz, Raymond Mc:Combs, Leslie Ym-um, Earm-st Sarsxcnt. Ser-und Row limb Fvrris lmaiiaw-l'l, Javk Mayfif-ld, A. J, Bottom, Roy Javkson, Gone Mvilollnuuh, Jai-k Day, Floyd lftlll' llvizillziqe-r-j, W. lst-- lst 2 nd 3 rd 3 rd 2 nd Znd C. MEET high jumpttiedl.. fhiuh hurdles .,,. low hurdles ..,,,, broad jump llUH.ltU'l' mile ,.,,.,..,, , ,,... , half ....,.......,.,.,,.... .IOPLIN RELAYS 4th lst-f - lst lst 4th i1UZll'i.0I' ............, high jump broad jump hisrh hurdles mile .,,. . AT THE CARTHAGE- WEBB CITY GAME Where did it go? llickam gets the tip BIG-EIGHT lst quarter lstf-half lst hisxh jump lstfff 3 rd lst-f bird 3 rd hisrh hurdles ---broad jump broad jump hiilh jump pole vault Hiedj Front Row 'Raymond liyler, Bonnie Leonard, Bob Hickam, Loomis Crandall, Huy Hobbs, Carol Sargent. 44 H Cfefb i : l l 5 3 l l l l Left ---Bert Hancock, Joe Sullens, Don Woodard, Beauford Long, Gerald Carlin, Milton Hardesty, Roy Hobbs, Carol Sargent, Charles Cope, Louie Hughes. Center--Coach Dunphy, Bennie Leonard, Dale Shellhorn, Maloy Ray, John Woolsey. Ralph Crandall, Jack Day, James Weston, Bill Lacey, Don Tappana, Pat Hargis, Bob Keys. Bob Burk, Leslie Allen, Bob Hickam. Right Raymond MuCombs, Bobby Bradbury, A, J. Bottom, Henry Norman, Raymond Byler, Sam Jackson, Loomis Crandall, Gene Davis, Ralph Morris, Ted Andress, John Myers. Only those who have earned a letter by participating in any one of the major sports can be a member of the W Club, which, with the sponsor, really inspires and directs athletic activity. Not the least enjoy- able of the club's responsibilities is the selecting of the nine good-to-look-at cheerleaders. The W Club's invitational dance was tops of the social events this year. All of us were there- the boys with Sir Lancelot's manners, and the girls with the new look fand charming at thatl. Decora- tions were elaborate: the gym was entirely covered With green and White paper, red and White streamers and clusters of multi-colored balloons hanging at various points. The W motif was carried out on the be-eautiful and dee-licious cakes that were served with punch. Cheer Leader! Paula Fite, Betty Clark, Shirley Ferrell, Beverly Smith, Carolyn Jenkins, Patty Campbell, Shirley Poulson, Rosemary Wood- ard. Mona Wilbur. Officers Captain-M Beverly Smith Co-Captain- Shirley Ferrell President ff Paula Fite Secretary-Treasurerf Shirley Poulson Page 63 Du 5 of Our Year September 2-5--School opensfwe get orientated. September l74Constitution Day. September 19AFootbal1fGirard, Kansas. September 26fl+'ootballfSeneca, here. October 10-Football-Mt. Vernon, here. October 16-17-fTwo-day holiday: Teachers attend district teachers' meeting at Joplin. Oh, frabjus day! Calloo, Cal1ay! October 174Football-Aurora, there. October 24-Senior High Operetta. October 28-Southern Serenaders sing. P. T. A. Mixer. October 30-31fQuarter1y Exams. October 31-Football-Neosho, here, November lfJunior Red Cross Driveg National Education Week. Seniors take Ohio Psycho- logical Test. November 7-Debaters go to Springfieldg Foot- ba11fNevada, there. November 17-Asseniblyeftoiiiance in Musicg Foot- ball--Monett, hereg Paula Fite crowned Queen of Football. November 18-Miss W'inter'.s home room Wins P. T. A. Membership contest. November 21-Pepsi-Cola Scholarship Test. November 27-28-Thanksgiving holidays: W. C.- Carthage Thanksgiving Day game at Carthage. December 5-Junior-Hi Mixer by Jr. Hi Student Council. December 12--Junior Class Play. December 14-18fChI'lStlll2,LS baskets filled with food and toys for distribution by Salvation Army. December 164BasketballfW.C. versus Granby at Carthage. December 18--Beautiful Christmas program by the Music Department. December 19---Caroling in halls by glee clubs. December 30-Basketball--Seneca, there. January 1-New Year's Day-vacation. 2fBasketballAMt. Vernon, there. January 6-Basketba1lfCo1umbus, here, January January 8-9-Quarterly exams. January 9--Gingham and overall dance-Student Council. January 12- January 14- January New course beginsfDriver Education. BasketballfColumbus, there. 16-BasketballfAurora, here. January 23-Flag Twirlers' dance. January 27-Basketball--Granby, here. January January 30-Speech Department play. 31-BasketballfNeosho, there. fi-i-fe 2 ' ' . ff Football Queen Coronrztion Barbara Lanham Monett Captain Paula Fite CQueenJ Gene Davis Madelyn Adamson Don McCwaw Linda Kay Ferrell fNot in picturel-- Douglas Toll Scenes from Speech Play T fze Vz'.fz'tor Gene McCullough as joe: Shirley Poulson as Ellen: Clyde Sumpter as Walterg Loomis Crandall as Burrellg Charles Cope as Davidg joanne Cole as judethg Gordon Rusk as Bud. Presentation ol' Ll Chevrolet to the Driver lftiucation class by R K S Motor Sales Co. liront Row-Airs. liarl Groff, Mrs. Byrl james, R. VY. Spurgeon. D. R. McDonald, Y. X Babbitt. Ifnchanting moments at the Senior Iligh Student Council Dance ajfs of Our Tear February 2--March of Dimes Week. Assembly program on Alaska. February 3--Basketball-Lamar, here. February 5--Lettermen invited to Pittsburg State College for banquet. February 6-Basketball-Nevada, here. February 6-I3-Queen of King Jack contest-Lois Watson, firstg Shirley Ferrell, second. February 9--Recording of music groups by WMBH. February 10-Basketball-Monett, there, March 23-Miss Milligan gives book review, Wheels in His Head -sponsored by Juniors. Queen of King Jack coronation. March 26-Good Friday-a vacation for medita- tion and religious services. Ma.ch 30--Pierce Knox, famous blind Xylophone player, at assembly. April 5-Marionette show. Sr. High Student Coun- cil picnic. February 13-Junior High Operetta. Invitational tournament at Springfield. February 17-Basketball-Anderson, here. February 2ii-Basketball-Carthage, here. Game Broadcast by KDMO. February 26- Skits from Gilbert and Sullivan's comic ope.as. February 27- Springfield State College Orchestra plays here. W. C. Win.s over Lamar in Carth- age sub-regional. March 1-Enrollment for next year begins. March 2-W. C. Debate team at Big-Eight event at Carthage. March 4--W. C. Debaters go to Springfield Region- al Tournament. March 8-Music department festival. March 11-12-Exams. March 12-13-Joplin music festival. March I2- VV Club invitational dance. 15-Drive-in-Cafe dinner for basketball squad: Coach Lance from Pittsburg, speaker. March 20-VV. C. Debaters win Big-Eight Champ- ionship over Monett-here. March 22-Secretarial Training students begin of- fice work for two weeks. MaI'ch April April 6-Triangular track meet with Springfield and Nevada, here. 5-8-Campaign for Student Body president and secretary. Benny Leonard and Mona Wilbur elected. April 7-Drury College band at assembly. April 9- Springfield music festival. April 10- Track meet at Springfield. April 12-Quill and Scroll Initiation. April I3-Webb Cityfs invitational track meet. April 14- -Honor Society Initiation. April 15--W.C.T.U. program. Gay Nineties Dance. April 23-Senior Class play. April 26--National Honor Society Banquet, April 27-Big-Eight track meet at Nevada. April 30-Music groups at State contest at Colum- bia. May 5--We proudly don our caps and gowns. May 6-Honor Day Assembly, May 7-Junior-Senior Banquet - at Methodist chuich-An evening of Arabian Nights. May 9-Baccalaureate Services. May 13- Class Day. May 12-13- Senior, Junior and Sophomore picnics at Sagamount. May 14-Commencement. Page 65 me 'N , 4 'V lk PA I L it W AM. '93 . 2 in ' sf Fu E ' w- ,Q . Ay A 'Q 1 1 A V, VX. , A ,wiv as . W I' . . 39? fi , ,. Ili, e W K i1 lg' M, M y X ,,,. fy .5 fig 5' if Eg SW .wr . ,. 2 - -',, f 1 -. , H Ll ffl 3 L L, .,.z,-we , -ffm Pr, 3, A 4 i My x ,Q Q ? ,H Q . K . , Lmi, I Www mg 37 Q Q va ali ,,,,,. 'RES Q, , , M, , . T, uf My Q , wish' xg, A 3, , 3 fu Q gy, . 1 Q i f . 5 Y 1 YY 'A 7 '-Y' MW... 4- H 4m1,P',gv - Um- , aff -A ii3fi Qf,fQf'5??' 2 2 j ww M '- A-56 W. V, il 2 iw ii 3, 53 fag:-Q L' ,N 313 343 7 1,4 1 V WU k 6 w M 1 ,, -, 'L I' hi 1 A 1 K-. A . A, . A 2 ' X Mg an X A 1 1 f ,ap . gk 1 , 1. - , , y ' 4 if ? Q jg f ' W K Tp' :VL f 3 .xc + af? ff A , , V if. Mika i M, , 1155 f 5 fy , ni aq W as .lf n .MW N J I , vw, ff, A l M gy? , Af , 1. A ' ' - A- lzf M tggf M it ,W,Y M mm M gb H 7 M. K, V ,. .ka ,, f M,--I .5 PM , in , ,ty 'fe ., an f ff? A M, V to 1 R ,W .ai ' ' is Q ' R v it X ,-g. Ba Q 'M W R Q ? 1 H 5 i ' 5,2 if , ' M' 2 ' N L , Ati Vg x:. k ,, 'Q img Y 'D 25 'j 4 I gf? 1 g ' 5 71 . My 3 'f 'E 3 If ' Z , 5 A ww x img l' mm. 4 Page 68 Aug ,Q ls 5 ll 1 l np.. tal Captains proudly display their trophiesqlohn Woolsey, football co-captain: Bob Hickam, track captain: john Myers, basketball captain: lfred Brooks, debate captain. Chl Aludy in blue jean glamour. fcl Headed for Hollywood---the production staff for The Visitor . ldl Don't worryilt's only in the script. fel Age of Innocence. ffl Any resemblance to the new student body president is accidental. fgl Believe it or not, Mr. Gillman looks happy without his textbook. fhl Beware, law breakers- -School Boy Patrol on guard. Qij Ohl how we danced! if -ik, N I R 5 X '- f I Q ' I gl. L-1-Q X 3 'JP 59 fh X a '10 yi 7 fx VJ A 5 x x ' - , . ' Ao W N x I If 4 7 lk I ,,.-: - V fx fx KN KXC' 10 fxphmrx A K-Xfx ' I fx fx ,Q Y 've onlyafew yards to g0,' h cl d th n y0u'll be a Queen. Pg 69 Page YU Miss LOIS VVATSON Queen q'Kz'1zg jack he oem ooo' Her Court Page 72 Max Huff, Shirley Poulson, Pat Hargis, Zelda Mitchell, John Myers, Gene Davis, Bruce VVaggoner, Lois Watson, Linda Jane Morse, Louie Hughes, Fred Brooks, Freda Allen, Bob Hickam, Shirley Ferrell, Richard Cruse. ueerz Cororzoziorz Program MARCH 23, 1948 Star Spangled Banner Proeessional, Pomp and Circumstancen CElgarJ ...,... ,.,.,.,.,., H igh School Orchestra Trumpeters .....................................i....,....................... ,.,,,, Max Huff and Richard Cruse Program In Honor of T be Queen Queen of King Jack ........ ,.,,........e.,.....,...,.,............,................ L ois Watson Master of Ceremonies ....... ....... L ouie Hughes, President of the Senior Class Queen's Escort ..,..................,....................................... ..,. ,.,.....,... ....,..........,...........,......................... G e n e Davis Maids of Honor and their Escorts: Zelda Mitchell, John Myers? Freda Allen, Fred Brooksg Shirley Poulson, Pat Hargisg Shirley Ferrell, Bob Hickamg Flower girl, Linda Jane Morseg Crown Bearer, Bruce Waggoner. Orchestral Selection Intermezzo fBizet7, Arr. by Page ....... ...... P aul Fite, Conductor Vocal Solo The Lying Little Daisy CSc0ttJ ......................,.. ..,........ S hirlely Roland Piano Solo Novelleten iSchumannJ ........................ .......,....,...,..,..,..,. ..... M a delyn Adamson Reading Motoring in the Gay Nineties lCornelia Otis Skinnerb ..,.. .,,,.., L ouise Kamisar Song The Night Has a Thousand Eyes lCainJ ...... ................,.,...,..,. ,...... G i rls' Sextet Dance Trepah 1Tschaikowskyl .............,,......... ,..........,......, J une Herron Piano Solo Waltz in C Minor fChopinJ ..... ...,,...,.,,,,,.......,,....,...........,...,...,..,. M artha Jane Dickson Girls' Quartet: Louise Kamisar, Jane McCanse, Song and Dance Alice Blue Gown ..... Peggy Walters, Nancy Crocker Carolyn Jenkins and Bobby Jack Recessional Pon1p and Circurnstanceu CElgarJ ,...................,.,,..,..,.,..,...,..,,.,,.,..., High School Orchestra Ushers ..... ...... D orothy Hamilton, Lois Jones, Delores Moon, Wanda Shirk, Joan King, Judy Lieb mmm gf KING ACK LEASE don't stop here. Let's get acquainted with these friends of Webb City High School who have helped make KING JACK 1948 possible. We urge you, Dear Reader, to study carefully this interesting section of our year book, and show your grateful appreciation to our patrons. ' Allen's Department Store Anderson's Appliances Baker's Grocery Beeler Boys' Drive-In Berrian's Food Market Bill's Electric Shop Bottom Produce Bradbury-Bishop Drug C0. Bradbury Paint Co. Breck's Boot Shop Burger-Baird Engraving Co. Burgner-Bowman-Matthews Lumber Co. Butterfie1d's Jewelry Store C 82 A Barbeque Carlson's Seed Co. Carney, Dr. Fred S. Christman's Civic and the Civic Junior Theatres Civil Air Patrol tMajor Oltmanj Clark, D. H., Oil Co. Coglizer Tent and Awning Co. Collins-Sweatt Motor Co. Connor Hotel Coulter-McGuire Clothing Co. Country Club Cafe Crescent Cleaners Cripps' Uncle Tom's Cabin Crocker, Dr. O. H. Crowl Jewelry Currey, Hildred L. Day's Market Dickinson Theatre Drachenberg's Jewelry Drive-In Cafe Dr. Pepper Bottling Co. Elder Manufacturing Co. Empire District Electric Empire Garage Ferree's Flower Shoppe Forbes, Dr. W. W. Frizzell's Beauty Service Gambles Gas Service Co. Goodyear Service Graue Motor Company Greene's Gregory, Dr. C. F. Harding, Joe, Co. Haynes Rexall Drug Co. Co. Business M anagers- ' Bos HICKAM Lois WATSON Hedge-Lewis Funeral Home Hirons Insurance Agency Highley Grocery Hoerning Hardware Home Land and Loan CO. Hub Department Store Hulettfs, Henry, Photo Service Independent Gravel Co. Installment Finance Co. Jaccard's Agency Jasper County Medical Society -Webb City Members Jamison Drug Co. Jelly's Market Jim's Place Johnston-Arnce-Simpson Mortuary Coca Cola Bottling Co. Business College Foundry Company Furniture Company Globe Publishing Co. Hardware Junior College Welders Joplin Joplin Joplin Joplin Joplin Joplin Joplin Joplin K SL H Barbecue Kllnock-Crooks Studio Kress, S. H., and Co. Mack's Bar-B-Q Main Street Market Mammenis Western Auto Associate Store Mardick Tire and Appliance Co. Markwardt's Matthews Coffee Co. Merchants and Miners Bank Mine-rva Candy Co. Ministerial Alliance Missouri Utilities Co. Modern Recreation Morse's Drive-In Market Moseley's Super Service Myers Insurance Agency Nance Furniture Co. Nelson Hardware Co. Newman's Newmanks Appliance Store Newton's Jewelry Store Norris Grain Co. Ozark Engineering Co. Parkway Cleaners SHIRLEY FERRELL BARBARA LANHAM Pay 'N Save Peter Pan Cleaners Kr Laundry Pritchett, Dr. P. L. Purkhiser's Ice Cream R. Sz S. Motor Sales Co. Richards Roderique Mutual Insurance Co. Ropp's Plumbing Rosenberg's Shoe Store Royal Furniture Co. Roy's Bar-B-Q Rowe's Garage Russell Cafe Security Benefit Association Shadwell's Shoe Shop Shapirois Shoe Store Simonson, Dr. C. E. Slaughter, Dr. M. S., and Munson, Dr. P. B. Smith's Ice and Fuel Company Southwestern Stationery and Bank Supply Spille's Radio Appliance Sales Co. Star Bottling Co. Stines, C. W., Architect Stone's Complete Food Market Stumbo Station Switzer Printing Co. Veatch Realty Co. Waggoner Insurance Agency Webb City Bank Webb City Chamber of Commerce Webb City Greenhouse and Susie's Flower Shop Webb City Hardware Webb City Daily Sentinel Webb City News Webb City Produce Webb City Recreation Webb City Undertaking Co. Webb City Wholesale Grocer Co. Webb Corporation West End Pharmacy VVheeler's Shoe Shop White Rock Lunch Williamson, Ernie, Music House Wilson's Cafe Yant's Furniture Co. Jim Hickam: I'l1 never get over what I saw last night. Bill Byrd: What's that? Jim: The moon. A vw we i fy -f -n yfff f ' wx a e I . I n I L PATRO ku I M D fp - ' ' . ' Q' ie'1 he -PFIIQUFF-SfQ?!Q, Chops and Sea Food . . . Special Parties e f ,. ...,,,qQ ------ -r hW..-.,,H z z ICWGSOQN Alil .2,.1......... t ,A W 'f'- W V7 4 g e . M WV' -Q ' ,...,,.:::...11: 1 'Sf -..Mia -. xy, , he if 7 , ,.......... .igiiig 1: .:,1 in ..,.,,,,, gnu inn . 1 ' ffl 'eQ f Ivo W 'e ' 2 'A f - fiffifli !-Z5 332 E3 ,. in 325 i In TW- rf 5fm.fmviifv,irinaziizimeiEE5Zi'!' W :mmm iii iii g.,, fx QD -- -Qs Q-H X or f f 1 QI! K - A, if- XP.f--xg. X. ir' 'L:111fzzs2s111:fss5s -- .L ' wi., I fi'xjs?Q3n renown- -we -'-A G mf lie zlvfrzbfs Fmesf M306-lie Calf? On Highways 66 and 71 .... Webb City, Mo. The garage man CGene Campbelly made an examination and informed her that she was out of gas. Pat Hatcher: Will it hurt the car if I drive it home with the gas tank empty? l-- Mater: Marce, me audi, quattuolr placentas Ccakesj in culina reliqui et nunc sunt d ' C ' th 'Z uae ex e1s. ui es oc Marcus: Erat nox et solum duas videre potui. lmrcltes o Webb Clit GREET YOU ll 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 CSponsored by Webb City Ministerial Associationj Customer: That chicken I got here yesterday had no wishbone. Bill Lipe: Ah, indeed not. Our chickens are all happy and contented and have nothing to wish for. 'Now listenf' said Mr. Croddy rather desperately, 'fin order to subtract, things have to be of the same denomination. This is what I mean. You couldn't take three apples from four bananas, or six plums from eight peaches. Do you under- 'x W 'Ns X , 9.5 V PM Y al ' f, I it . E' I TV'-S I, D 7 'i T. l I -' -i 1 V -::: I l ll R' I T 1 s fy I X ,,.,.,l ,Ill V pk X gi l f 5 'Ln it ' wfnllf i 1 i f J 1 l . 5 ts, it T X ' t N ll Q e li Ng , Ny 'x , X XX . J I 5 ti wal J THE ROAD AHEAD For some it leads to college ...... for some, a place in business or industry . . . . . . for the girls, perhaps, it's mar- riage and a home. Regardless of your choice, opportunity lies ahead. Oppor- tunity that stems from the American way of free choice, free speech, freedom to build a future. The Empire District Electric Company, a business-managed, tax-paying, free-enterprise wishes the class of 1948, good luck ...... and good living ...... the American way! mg s fffirryrxn Xxx THE DISTRICT EALTEETRIII EUIITPHIIH' Serving the Empire District of the Southwest for 38 Years stand? Please, teacher, said Billy Darnell, rather timidly, Hyou can take three quarts of milk from two cows. Mrs. Mercer: Now, Jackie, what is a hypocrite? Jackie Day: A hypocrite is a boy who comes to school with a smile on his face freedom is your priveless heritage- preyerve if. 'U 'il Ji' ,Norris Grain 60. Miss Herrod: What is the World's richest country? Richard Cruse: Ireland-Its capital is always Dublin. T 1 Dunphy: Are you going 0 t f b k tb 11 T 1n1y Tarrant: Out where? COMPLIMEN TS OF Kluzrles ff jfzmzrd 113 East Fourth Street Phone 663 Joplin, Missouri 5 ,sg . Come overgiv-3 for Coke lg lax xt A 5 F1353 fa: .. Jvlflfliliffrvl DQ' fa mm. X JOPLIN COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. Compliments of i 5 Harding Gvmpany Kaya! Cypewrifcrs BUSINESS EQUIPMENT 830 JOPLIN ST. JOPLIN, MO. Hickalnz Do you really like conceited men better than any other kind? ley Ferrell: What other kind? Robert Warren: What's th d t pl Miss Crotty: Never mind th d t th inati-on is Ino p t t Robert Warren: I Want to g t th g, ght my pap Philco R A D I O S Emerson Radio Appliance Sales Co. 115 W. Daugherty St. Webb City, Mo. REFRIGERATORS RADIOS HOME FREEZERS PHONOGRAPH RECORDS WHIRLPOOL WASHERS FRED SPILLE, Mgr. PHONE 72 Congratulations to the Class of '48 BURGNER-BOWMAN-MATTHEWS LUMBER CO. WEBB CITY, MISSOURI ' 401 East Broadway Phone 24 frflzu 5121115 Maier 60. DE SOTO PLYMOUTH DISTRIBUTORS SALES -- PARTS 1 SERVICE 702 WALL JOPLIN PHONE 192 - 193 COMPLIMENTS OF jelly sf fu am ff 423 West Broadway Webb City Treva Jackson: These egg 1 e t f h Bill Mayfield: Why, lady th y f th t yJ t th g Tre-va: Yes, but what co t y Mrs. Bishir: G d hy y ty g t f d th t th b d d I told you t t d th c y John: Well, that's h th y M th CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '48 oplin urniture Co. Good Furniture Since 1897 706-708 Main Street Phone 503 odern Recreations F. L. MILLER, Owner Bowling GD Pocket Billiards CD Ping Pong 515 Joplin St. Phone 1270 J O P L I N , M O . CARL C3 i Seed - Feed - Hardware INDEPENDENT MERCHANT 1708 MAIN JOPLIN M Gillman: Who was N th H l J Hickam: Oh, he wrot th St Sp gl d B QI d 1 ght J J Oh heck! I got h d p th Il N ght g I Cop: Use your noodle, lady, use your noodle. Louise K.: My goodness, where is it? I've pushed and pulled everything in the car f'G00a' .Qyz4alz'zj1 Ufetter Vczfuex WWI ffm K api. effort 109 To 117 N. MAIN Our Home . . . Our Sckools . . . Our Town Let Us All Be Proud gf Them Jackie Hulsey: I don't see how football players ever get clean. Paula Fite: Don't be silly! What do you think the scrub teams are for? 77 M s Hammond: Define Mary Handley: An onion b ld y p phy lly d t 5 ci lly otel onnor 400 Rooms Fireproof SERVING THE SOUTHWEST Rendezvous Room Kit Kat Coffee Shop Hut Lunch Ballroom-Roof Garden, and Smaller Private Rooms Catering To Banquets, Dances, and Parties of Any Size JOPLIN, Mo. For MORE THAN HALF A CENTURY the juplin fglnhe JOPLIN NEWS HERALD have been meeting the reading requirements of the people of this great district! Max Huff: Who's your favorite g 1 Fred Brooks: 1,111 1'ke Godg I 1 11 Heard in D. O. class: Three generations: Grandfather had a far111gFather had 2 garden-Son has a can opener, 'fig xusuqh Q a e 2 a s CONGRATULATIONS T O A Fine Class of Graduates O F Webb City High School W bb Eify Hank Est. 1882 There Is Security In Thrift FEDERAL RE SERVE ' SYSTE M Joy Dipley beat i ran away while beating a cake. The receipt said: Add one egg and the L Lttle Bill fWillie3 Mayt ld h f h 1 h h 1 d th G ld R 1 said, 'iIf I eat up th k S t h t h h Congratulations to the 1948 Class L A W R E N C E ' S hite Rock Lunch Sixth and Joplin, Joplin, Mo. Frosted Malted-- Nuff Sed 4 Good Food for Good Health oplin ardware Store HARDWARE HOUSEWARES SPORTING GOODS 628 MAIN PHONE 59 JOPLIN, MO. J. C. VEATCH CECIL J. VEATCH J. C. Veatch Realty Co. - R E A LT O R S GENERAL INSURANCE Webb City, Mo. Phone 364 Compliments to the CLASS OF 1948 gilfif rllfld fflb' gflffl' ylllflffll' Zfhmfres FINEST ENTERTAINMENT IN THE COMMUNITY Richard: That u b ella of y u l ok as th gh t h d e b tt d ys Donna: Well, it t ly h h d t p d d Mr. Williams: How was the law of gra ty discov ed Don McGaw: The law of gra 'ty was set up by the British Parli t 8r14ic Williamsnu Music House EVERYTHING IN MUSICU Pianos-Band and Orchestra Instruments Radios and Combinations Pittsburg, Kan. - Neosho, Mo. 611 Main Joplin, Mo. Phone 157 ALL THAT IS NEW But Particularly-T H E B E S T wfefyiefd lv ewelfy Qffore Frisco Corner Joplin 610 Main St. independent Gravel 611. PRODUCERS Joplin Flint Chat - Flint Sand - Flint Abrasives Dolomite - Agricultural Limestone - Tripoli Crushed and Ground Calcium Limestone Asphaltic Concrete Paving Webb City Joplin H Carthage Arabia gave us a dismal system which we still use i t g says Carroll Knost in alg bra class. Barbara Lanham: A moth leads an awful life. Mary Handley: How come? Barbara: He spends the summer in a fur coat and the winter in a swimming suit. Lfzfulfer - vguirf For Young Men's Attire 610 Main Joplin Alwnvs L ff mmxw,-W.: FRESH - , -', ' 0 415 ,S EAD ' I f 61009 B3 0' I R, .T f ' , an At Your Grocer's M IN JOPLIN IT'S- GREE 9 WE CATER TO THE TEEN-AGER AND JUNIOR MISS The Fashion Center 420 Main, Joplin Carthage, Mo. Lee Dew: Uncle, how old is grandpa? Uncle: I couldn't tell you Without looking it up in the family Bible. Lee Dew: Oh! Is he old enough to be mentioned in the Bible? A d I d'an's wife is ll d h q W and his children sq Wkersf' says Gerald C lin in Mr. Gillnian' 1 BEST WISHES CLASS OF '48 jahnsfon ,llrrzcc Simpson M rfrfuary 26 South Roane - Webb City, Mo. Ambulance Service Phone 472 CLAYTON M. JOHNSTON JACK C. SIMPSON HARVEY E. ARNCE Congratulations to the Graduates of Webb City High School Myers insurance Agency Your Protection Is Our Business All Kinds of Insurance Including Life Phone 490 111 West Church St. Wm. C. Myers Webb City Wm. C. Myers, Jr. Mr. Dunphy: The skunk is a very useful mal. We get fur from him. Gene McCullough: I'll say we do! We get f 1' from 'him as poss'b1 , Bert Hancock's theme: Directions to the teacher-Supply commas and other punctua- tion marks where needed. You will find them in the margin, Webb it Recreation LES ULMER, Mgr.-Class of '20 The Most Modern Recreation Room in the Southwest ' Carom ' Pocket Billiards ' Snooker ' Tobaccos ' Soft Drinks 110 W. Daugherty St. WEBB CITY, Mo. Bob Hickam, in physics class: The process of turning steam into water again is called conversation. f the book you're reading? Bill Lacey: What's the name o Zelda Mitchell' lt's entitled What Twenty Million Women Want. ' 9 Bill L.: Did they spell my name right. MERCHANTS 81 M1 ER AN WEBB CITY, Mo. A Good Place to Do Your Banking Member Federal Depos it Insurance Corporation Mr. Gillman: East is Eas where i.s the twain? Joan King: On the twack. t, West is West, and ne'er the twain shall meet. Now Philosopher Gene Davis: It was a very smart man who said, Never tell a teacher where to get off unless you are a bus driverf' WHY NOT TRAIN FOR BUSINESS .loplin Business College The School of Individual Instruction Phone 3266 Joplin, Missouri 407 Pennsylvania Mardick Tire 8: ppliance Co. Third and Virginia - Phone 122 JOPLIN, MO. PHILCO RADIOS AND REFRIGERATORS U. S. TIRES AND BATTERIES RECAPPING AND REPAIRING The Uzorls Engineering Company 15th and Illinois Joplin, Mo. Phone 2152 nstallnient inance ompan 618 Joplin Street Joplin, Missouri Telephone 830 J. W. RATCLIFFE A bore is said to be one who talks about himself when you want to talk about your self, says Johnny Myers. D thy D nnis: What can I do to have soft beautiful hands? Be ty Specialist: Nothing, Madam, and do it all day long. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1948 W S GBUS ' - NM!! .MXN WE HAVE UNSURPASSED FACILITIES FOR CARING FOR FUNERALS IN THIS VICINITY. OUR SERVICES ARE AVAILABLE ALWAYS REGARDLESS OF FINANCIAL CIRCUMSTANCES HEDGE -LEWIS FUNERAL HOME 301 West Broadway Webb City, Mo. Phone No. 355 Ambulance Service at All Times Mrs. Goade Jerry, paraphrase this sentence, He was bent on g h Jerry Drachenberg: The sight of her doubled him up. Miss Hammond: Girls, p t t b tk lghtly It tt gg t t t d t t e 0 a ver ise i s W arer. CONGRATULATIONS TO CLASS OF 1948 Sfqhe is' Homplvfe good Market BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '48 FROM Newman is' flppliauvv Sim' Frigidaire - Washers - Radios - Records 110 N. Main WE DELIVER Phone 652 PARKWA CLEA ER For Better Dry Cleaning Delivery Service Phone 81 414 W. Daugherty Mrs. Lawrence: Now, Junior, be a good boy and ,say Ah h h so the doctor can get his f' ger out of your mouth. Nancy Cr ker: That big brown bea t th o J t h d lttl b by b ar, and they t t 't t y b t t WELD IIS Wl'1 6 3 S OI' 3. O Miss Crotty: T 11 them We will send 1' a cub repo te ,ludersm is' Appliances Congratulations to the Class of '48 RADIO REPAIR APPLIANCES WIRING MATERIAL 103 West Daugherty Phone 360 ONE STOP SHOPPING CENTER Ely W 561175 Broadway and Madison Phone 889 Webb City GROCERIES, MEATS, DRUGS, SUNDRIES, etc. WITH CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1948 The flimus Jnsurnncc Agency Agency Established in 1886 . 108 N. Webb St. Webb City, Missouri Phone 172 Mr. Williams: What is the freez g p t Floyd Haggard: I don't k w, teach b t D d y th fl g D ' t ' two in the shad Budding journalists of Cardinal Notes practicing on ads, write thus: Joan Atkerson- For Rent: A strictly modern six-room house by Mrs. Smith, freshly painted, inside and out. T FUR ITURE PHoNE 407 heelerls Shoe Shop 105 West Daugherty St. F erree's Florist Shop FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS WE TELEGRAPH FLOWERS ANYWHERE Bonded Member T.D.S. -- We Deliver 1001 S. Jefferson Phone 80 Smpiro 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 Nancy Crocker-- The Bon Ton Millinery will give steady employment to two young ladies who know how to trim sailors. Carol Creech--f'The X Y Clothing Store is offering great walues In lll9H'S two-pant suits at 53750. They won't last long. YOUR PHOTOGRAPHERS Kliuock grants Studio Portraits Commercial Group Pictures Candid Weddings Portraits and Miniatures Additional Prints of in Natural Oils Your Portrait from Frames of Distinction Our Negative File lflzuock-Ervrfks Sfudm 917 West Daugherty Webb City, Missourl A Good Picture Lives Forever TH UB KAMISAR'S for... oinpfefe Qjltzfzlfutfzon W rl-I UB WEBB CITY, MISSOURI Clyde Sumpter- The Skin-Em Barber Shop wishes to announce that while its bu1ld ing is being remodeled, our customers will be shaved in the back. Janice Viers: I want those curtains, please. Clerk: That's Sl, plus 2 cents for the tax. Janice: Don't bother about the tacks,-my mother uses curtain rods. For Beffer A 10 pmmme TESKEIZZ' few ers HOWARD MARTIN, Manager QAWFKJ flatter and yer 120 North Webb St. Phone 150 WEBB CITY, MO. Ronnie Marvin in social science: An explorer was once so hungry that he dined off his pet parrot. What was it like? What did it taste like? asked his friend Oh, turkey, chicken, wild duck-that parrot could imitate anything. Boners Johnny Campbell: George Washington was six feet three inches tall and died of the sore throat. Carol Sargeant: The man killed himself after bidding his wife goodby with a gun :L Q islh i l ree The Webb City hetmber of Commeree Sonhites the mduerting Class of ll 9 4 8 Nothing is so important to the perpetua- tion of our nation as a Democracy, as the proper training of our youth. Webb City is justly proud of its schools and its youth. The Webb City Chamber of Commerce is giving and will continue to give priority to matters of importance to the youth popu- lation of this community. Freddie Reeves: Irving's home was Westminster Abbey. Milton Hardesty: They carried in the bore's head on a platter. Roy.Jackson: He sat in the great Sahara dessert. fShades of Mack Sennetth Leslie Allen: The teacher fell down and hurt himself in the pantry. We Extend to the Class of 1948 OUR HEARTIEST CONGRATULATIONS! Che Waggener lzesurezleee Agency Successors to HARRY B. HULETT Henry ffuleffis' Wlefe Sereiee . Commercial and Advertising Photography 7 In 'W if' Photo-Copies, Weddings, Reunions ' 'MW' f . git Qwfggl Portraits, Banquets, etc. cl ' We Accomodate Those Who Want Complete Satisfotctionv Phone 766 or 6 510 S. Madison St. Webb City, Mo. Congratulations to Class of 1948 MISSOURI UTILITIES Jane McCanse: Chief value of Miles Standish is that it teaches people how to propose. Henry Norman: Two Shakespearean plays that I read were Romeo and Juliet. Mona Wilbur: Irving went to Spain to study old castles and wrote a history of the life of Washington. Loomis Crandall: Objective of he is she . Congratulations, Seniors of '48 We will be glad to take care of your present and future needs in our line of merchandise. We are -.1-Af5252f:15fE:33:r-+ headquarters for nationally adver- tised Jewelry. I .1,. , . 4 -A-.- ff l ' X 'g f , Keepsake Diamonds . nv M 0 Wo0d's Art-C0wved Ring Ensembles Bnlovas - Hamiltons - Elgins Eversharp and Sheaffer Pens and Pencils rachenbergh ewelr Phone 912 Webb City, Mo. 114 N. Main with is' ,766 zz d 915160. ICE - COAL and WOOD We Make Warm Friends and Keep Them Cool 911 West Daugherty Phone 64 Richard Day: It's queer the way a horse eats, isn't it? Dewey Cowan: I don't know. How is it? Richard: He eats best without a bit in his mouth. Pat Hargis: Will you h ,lp me make a Venetian blind? Roy Jackson: Why should I. The Venetian ever did me a y h d b d h h h e as as much right t .. as you av . Roclerique Mutual lnsurance AGENCY Insurance at a Saving 222 E. Main St. Phone 942 Carterville Compliments of Morse's Drive ln Market GOOD MEAT and GOOD THINGS TO EAT 411 South Madison Webb City iwestern Auto Associate Store E. F. 8z R. W. Mammen DAVIS TIRES-WIZARD BATTERIES 18-20 South Main Phone 968 Congratulations to the Class of '48 The Elder Manufacturing Co. Makers of MARK TWAIN SHIRTS FOR MEN TOM SAWYER SHIRTS FOR BOYS Gwyn Mahurin: Insects can talk to ea h th Ted Andress: What makes you thi k Gwyn: A1'en't moths always chewing th g Mr. Gillman: Who knows what races of people have black eyes? Gerald Carter: Sheiks and prize-fighters. Prokssionof Directory HILDRED L. CURREY Hours: 10 al .m. to 12: 1 to 6 p. m. PAUL L. PRITCHETT, M. D. Teacher of OFFICE OVER HAYNES DRUG PIANO 1 THEORY Phone 764 Studio--307 Broadway Phone 139 Res. 927 W. Second St. Res. Phone 383 C. F. GREGORY Osteopathic Physician and Compliments of FRIZZELL'S BEAUTY Surgeon SERVICE 624 West Broadway Phones: Webb City, Mo. Office 23: Res. 116 502 S, Madison phone 513 Office Phone 21 Res. Phone 716 M. S. SLAUGHTER, D. O. DR. O. H. CROCKER P. B. MUNSON, D. O. DENTIST OSTEOPATHY 8: SURGERY Country Club Bldg. 1102, West Broadway 205 W. Broadway Webb City, Mo. Suite 1 and 2 Telephone 15 W. W. FORBES, D. O. DR. FRED S. CARNEY Osteopathic Physician and DENTIST Surgeon TELEPHONE 240 924 Daugherty Webb City, Mo. Phone sos 210 N. Ball Sr. Webb City, Mo DR. C. E. SIMONSON C. W. S.TINES, ARCHITECT Reg. No. A-264 OPTOMETRIST WEBB CITY, MO. Newman's Phone 3200 Mezzanine Floor Joplin, MO- Phone 558 328 S. Hall St. Dale Shellhorn says Trigonometry is when a lady marries three men at the same time. Senior Advisor: Always love your teachers. Bill Mayfield: I tried that Once, but she got mad. PPOIIBSSIIOVLU! Directory Complzknentf 0 f tbe Webb CIE! Member! of tbe buyer army! Jlffediea! oeieljf Business Directory RQWES GARAGE WILSON'S CAFE Expert Car Service 926 West Daugherty 1006 W. Daugherty Phone 7 Compliments of BOTTOM PRODUCE 'HMB PLACE Ora El. Bottom, Mgr. HOME-MADE CHILLI 29 S. Main Phone 47 10 S. Miain Ph 9611 Miss Hammond Cin Domestic Sciencejz Betty, do you like fish balls? Betty Barnes: I don't know, I never attended any. Martha Dickson , while On a bus: Which end of the bus do I get off? Bus Driver: Either one. It stops at both ends. usiness EAT AT UNCLE TOM'S CABIN Velma Cripps, Prop. Phone 9614 116 East Daugherty irectory RUSSELL CAFE GOOD FOOD H ICE CREAM FROSTY MALTS Anything In NEWS, CIGARS, TOBACCO WEBB CITY NEWS 116 West Daugherty WEBB CITY HARDWARE 112 W. Daugherty Phone 38 Phone 681 ROPP'S PLUMBING SHADWELUS SHOE SHOP AND PUMP SETTYING in the Civic Theatre Building ELECTRIC SEWER SERVICE FOP High Grade Sh0e Repairing At Very Reasonable Prices Carterville, Mo. 311 W. Main St. Phone 9664 A Full Line of Shoe Polishes and Laces BAKER'S GROCERY 504 N. Main st. Webb City, Mo. MAIN ST. MARKET CRAKER at EUBANKS 219 S. Main Webb City ROYLE MOSELEY TEXACO PRODUCTS Jefferson and Broadway Webb City, Mo. STUMBO OIL CO. BARNSDALL GASOLINE, OIL WASHING, GREASING, TIRE SERVICE 401 S. Jefferson Webb City, Mo. Shirley Ferrell fin pet shopj ' I like th' . IS dog, but his legs are too short. Clerk: Too Short! They reach to the floor, don't they? Miss Herriodz Where was the Declaration of Independence signed? Virginia Byrd: At the bottom. usiness irectory Compliments of AHIGHLEY GROCERY Phone 9609 618 W. Fourth Compliments of COUNTRY CLUB CAFE Phone 9620 110 W. Broadway Compliments of Compliments of PETER PAN CLEANERS AND LAUNDRY Katherine, Harry and Jack Frizzell 201 East Daugherty 2227 Main Street Webb City, Mo Joplin, Mo. Phone 189 Phone 1446 Wreck Corner Phone D635 DODGE-PLYMOUTH E DODGE TRUCKS Authorized Dealers 5 . A U .451 ' -1 - I North Main at A St., Phone 912, Joplin Automobile Dealers Since 1920 JAMISON DRUG CO. JOPLIN'S OLDEST DRUG STORE 614 Main St. ' Prescriptions, Trusses, Elastic Stockings Collegiate Styles in SHO-ES JOPLIN WELDERS at SHEET METAL WORKERS , 1408 E' Seventh BREOK s BOOT SHOP 527 Main Joplin, Mo. Eisenberg Dresses and Costume Jewelry Sold in Joplin Exclusively Here CHRISTMAN'S R I C H A R D S The shop of original Modes J0pIin'S Friendly Department ' Store 406 Main Joplin Phone 2110 Mrs. Johns fknocking at Tommy's doorj: Eight o'clOck! Eight O'c1ock! Tommy: You did? Better call a, doctor, Mrs. Po 1 S V b fght g g C t 5 mber al ys to t th oth h ek Georg Th t 11 ght b tSt0 ey k d th e. eczzrzkjf Beizqif Assovzbfzbn ,- Si5?3--. I xg' v QQ K ti S A rg: he 5.42 K2 R52 .m yin. REAL FRATERNAL INSURANCE A general hospital for the benefit of all members. An investigation will surprise you. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '48 flocrniug Hardware Md ,Clll'llb6'l' 60. At The Frisco 1003 W. Daugherty Jim Kilgore: One of these S ph t d t ll th Connor Hotel bu ld g Walter Hastings: What did y u ay Jim: I told him to wrap it p Bill Cummings: Have you had static on your new radio? Melvin Gretz: Well, I've had Los Angeles and Cuba. I'ni sure l could get static. 9 Webb Citgfs Most Complete Food Store PHONE 200 Quality Merchandise at the Lowest Possible Prices IT PAYS TO TRADE AT DAY'S The N Corporation ENGINEERS Sz MACHINERY MFRS. WEBB CITY, Mo. C. H. BENTLEY H. J. BELLAIRS Pres, 8: Gen. Mgr. Sec'y-Treas. TELEPHONES 29 and 30 COMPLIMENTS OF Dickinson Theatre A Houseful of Good Entertainment Awaits You Webb City, M-0. We Lead -- Others Follow COGI ,IZER TENT AND AWNING COMPANY Office 1402 Main St. Phone 1965, 1966 J OPLIN, MISSOURI Johnny Hines canxe home with two black eyes. Fighting again, said his mother. Didn't I tell you to count to a hundred before you do anything when angry? Yes, but Gerry's mother had told him to count up to fifty. Pastor: You love to go to Sunday school, don't you? What do you expect to learn today? Joe Sullens: The date of the picnic. F ers Flowers for Weddings and Parties- a Specialty 999 Webb Czizt Greenhouses 416 South Penn., Webb City Phone 129 S 4' 9 Fl Sb taste s ofwer up 7 South Main St., Webb City Phone 310 Bill Mayfield: Has Richard Marvin a talent in music? Jinx Kilgore: Boy, I'll say he has. Why, at the age of two he began playing on the linoleum. Madelyn Adamson: What is bought by the yard and Worn by the foot? Bev. Smith: I don't know! What? Madelynz Carpet. CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '48 ' .. Q, ' '-. -l'LbA: r'QQ .skff ,xv C V L-i u ' ggi T-LOT, I gre? lgfnfffi 'Z' G , 'IC .3 ., SFI . 17.113 Viatd wg. 'J-xi-' A . . 'i af ff ff - QVL'52Q 1.51-I I,1 '.. f:Z:-XI' QQ' '14f,,LS-1Ql!41-T51 fy 'he , I Vvo, I 'a ,., fy yu ' , LG I Ish 5 u V I I Hn 2, r f T1 -H if 'bl ' ' II 15 . 'Q .1' .-r -a- 'F , T f U, , 1 :if X x w f 1. I W L tj f 'WT' I I if N Y -Q, ' 5, 17- ,I WL., gpg: v Q, ,jg 514 jig, ',,, . '. ' ' nj ' Mgliiprt... ' f f ,,flQ', 4: Li v- :H ul z j IE f tc ' '-:Q-.-fix. I :J ... --'A ---1: .: - . - - 7 ll ...Z 5,137 ,Qc L K THURMAN ', 4 f ' oA BILL WILSON e 5 p A T' 3 I OWEN 2608 Main Joplin, Mo Jim Toutz: I only saw one act and left. Loomis C.: Why didn't you see Act Two? Jim T.: The program said, Act Two, same as Act One. Jane Baldridge: How is your sister getting along with her driving? Kay Roland: Fine, the road is beginning to turn now when she does. CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '48 7 CWIIIHIIS A Community Institution Congratulations to the Class of '48 ROY' B R-B-Q Joplin unzior College 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 BEELER BOY ' DRIVE-I ' STEAKS - FRIED CHICKEN - SANDWICHES GOOD COFFEE Phone 2394 210 W. Seventh JOPLIN Jimmie's Latin paper read: S1ippeo, slippere, falli, bumpusf' Returned paper read.: Falio, failere, flunco, suspendunif' Mr. Gillman: What's the difference between the North and South Poles? Pat Hatcher: All the difference in the World. ' Jfaynvs Kewl! Drug 60. 101 W. Daugherty St. Webb City Cut Prices Always - Stover's Candy Prescriptions Delivered Phone 138 nssssese,,i -:.:: lr lell f e W to n S Je we fers Since 1914 2x ,lv l Fifth and Main, Joplin -. Mr. Williams: Why are you so sure that there is no life on Mars? Charles Cope: Well, for one thing, they've never asked the U. S. for a loan. Mrs. Chancellor: Let me read you this article on milk. Mr. Chancellor: You may, if it's condensed. . 4 5 Maia Sales 60. Fourth and Pennsylvania Joplin, Missouri - CH EVROLET f Mrs. Leonard: Benny, you've lost another booth. Benny: No, I didn't, Mom. It's in my pocket. d k,pt a erson warm? Judy Leib: Did you know that p p be used to keep p Bobby Jack: Do I? My latest p t me in a qt ,W for two week S. T. C. RONEY, Owner Appliances - Auto and Farmers' Supplies Hardware and Building Materials Phone 1004 WEBB CITY, Mo. Shapiro is' Sm' Stare Kal 60055 Shoes FOR BOYS AND GIRLS OF ALL AGES 26 South Main Phone 126 Webb City, Mo EVERYBODY GOES TO MACK'S Where You Can EATIN YOUR CAR 41gLR'B'Q 0 f gm-B-Q s 3202 Main J OPLIN , MO. Y Mrs Ball' Francis Scott . . Key was famous for what? Cecilia Veatch: He knew all the ' s of the Star Sp gldB John Woolsiey G h e ran up my sleeve James Weston: Th t thing! A sewing machin 'a d wn my t Phone 266 West End Pharmacy MODERN SUPER SERVICE Your Neighborhood Drug Store 930 West Daugherty St. Webb City, Mo SUCCESS TO THE GRADUATES OF '48 T h e ,nfllllfflfll Handy 611. Will Help You Keep Sweet CLASSY CANDIES - COLD DRINKS 12 S. Main Webb City CONGRATULATIONS TO THE' CLASS OF '48 A L W A Y S S E R V E Purkhiser is' ice Zrmm Office N. Main St. Webb City, Mo. Billy Byrd: A man who look b ,ght d f th g ll d pt t d e who looks on d ll 'd p t D d y f d th 1 t st ainerf' Mrs. Mitchell q d th y t g N Nl th r, replied helpful Zelda, I used the fly tt Svuihwvsfern Sfafirfucry A2 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. COMPLIMENTS TO THE CLASS OF 1948 FROM fvpliu Squadrm Hizfil Air Pafrv 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. Compliments of Rosenlvergis Shoe Store FEV-EF ETC VI- 1 I Miss Hammond: P h t ffl Pam Lewelly :A p k th k d t ad Miss Herrod: When rain falls, does it rise again? Jack Fair: Oh yes, in dew time. Wshb My undertaking 60. D. ROSS BLANFORD, Pres. Phone 236 400 W. Daugherty St. Webb City, Mo. Kradbury Paint 60. Glass, Paints and Wallpaper Floor Sanders and Waxers FOR RENT 203 North Main Street Telephone 51 Webb City, Mo. Miss Venable: Where is the capital of the United States? Harve Rawson: In loans all over the world, Th q eld l g Alk yT yR d ldhty la COMPLIMENTS Adafrflgews Kzfffve Huff Special elson Hardware Co. PAINTS -1 SPO-RTING GOODS -2- STOVES Complete Line of General Electric Appliances Webb City, Mo. Phone 17 ance Furniture Co, COMPLETE LINE OF FURNITURE AND APPLIANCES Let Us Help You Beautify Your Home 9-11 S. Webb St. Phone 79 A. J. Bottom: Bear g f ls 'tness-When nob dy d d th g d b dy e t dt1d't Don Atteberry: I think I lost a buck. James Black: Donlt worry. It's .around here some place. You know a dollar does not go very far these days. fu W I ,due ' 02 f C3 Z ' o MY 1:1 4,-- Bfaeffiufrz HOBBY 4' -1-2-:1112 I If' , O g,:1 zllll . , T 3 3155E12Q:2Esiiieisizx1-5i1t1?iifi?i: Zlli 5 ':':'4 B155 Op BOX ., D ' iii CO' UNUSUAL CANDIES CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '48 A 7776 Furniture 0. Where Fine Furniture Is Never Expensive 104 N. Main Webb City, Mo. Carolyn Carlstead: His name is Jimmy and heis in my grade. Her Mother: What is his last name? Carolyn: His whole name is Jimmy Sitdown. Tl1at's what the teacher calls him. Helen Lowe: Mummy, you ki W that 5 d h d b h d d d wn from generation to gen ' t' . Mummy: Yes dear? Helen: Well, thi g t h' cl pp d t Compliments of Home land QQ Ln lfl 617. GENERAL INSURANCE 108 N. Main-Webb City Phone 301 Star Kvffling rf. Retail Dealer of Better Fuels Lump - Nut - Stoker C 0 A L Kansas Deep Shaft Ark. Semi-Anthracite Phone 9 407 E. Daugherty COMPLIMENTS OF Webb City aily Sentinel ESTABLISHED 1890 HAL M. WISE .... Owner HAL M. WISE, JR., Publisher Mr. Chancellor: Where were you b Marcelyn Thomlinson: In Missouri. Mr. Chancellor: What part? E 5 celyn: All of me, f course Dale S.: Have you ever heard anything on the radio so perfectly wonderful as this dan e m isic M the ' c 1 , o 1 . Mother: No, I can't say I haveg although I once heard a collision between a truckload of empty milk cans and a freight car filled with live ducks. Fine Jewelry, Courteous Service, and Low Prices have made this store the headquarters for Gift Buyers Crowl ewelry Co. WATCH WORK GUARANTEED 108 W. Daugherty Street Webb City i11's Electric Shop Electrical Repairs and Wiring. 17 SOUTH MAIN - WEBB CITY 24 Hour Service ' W. C. STANCOFF-Phone 1240 BILL GREGORY-Phone..1231-J HEAT and COOK with GAS The Clecm and Dependable Fuel he yas Service Company WEBB CITY, MISSOURI WEBB CITY PRODUCE EGGS, POULTRY AND FARM PRODUCE ...EVERYTHING THE FARMER NEEDS... DOXIE WOODARD, PROP. 115 W. Daugherty St. Phone 198 Miss Hubbardg Can you type? Mary Lou: Yes, I use the Columbus system. Miss Hubbard: What's that? Mary Lou: I discover a key, then land on it, Mr. Shonk: Name five most importa t f Sam Jackson: 100 yards, 200 y 'd q t 1 d h dl Compliments of . H. KRESS CO. , D. H. Clark Oil Co. Independently Owned and Operated 301 E. Broadway Phone 9627 WEBB CITY, MO. ebb City Wholesale Grocer Company PIONEER WHOLESALE GROCERS Phone 140 Madison and Broadway Webb City, Mo. Miss Coffee: Did you know all the animals came on Noah's ark p Barbara Knost: All except worms, and th y me in apples, :Liu G A Colin 0 I I 0 If of 5 I r. I -:Q J .. t JJ' ls.,,v12m I, 3 , -'H -.-,, H1 :I ALFA A .M ftqmr-ix Legg 67 , ' 4- 3 - '.:-' I ' fa, . , - if it .,,i6I,r . will I h'11 ..', I , ,l ik Jw I 5212 :F if , -N ,I ' X ' ' ' f.-'7?i?ff7?-7:,'g,,y4 V U flyfi-Q! II- I 'lx IL., I :glggcsef Q-feeeci..Tf,efiP?-fxlmf Ya! 'yllfr I F - xi -X Wg ,i E . 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