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

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LL l ' E tr t' s :lf , l . fo the Clergy and the Claurahey of Webb C1131 . .C ,.,. ,,,,,, , ,alwm aL . A if I 5 I' .. ,ff ta Standing: The Rev. P. W. Bryan, Emmanuel Baptist Church: the Rev. ,ik :z .rv ,Z 'lil ga 1 Jr' H5 ..., . ,J 1 J 4 ..fi V .4 -'ai .. fig? i' 9 . - -V JL? . -'01 I, HP rv. ll 'gl if 'W 'mf ' , -Q: .. 4 43,2 4 mf ru V L ,.e 4 4. 'P W' :V wig i FE: M. - ,N ' .sr o 'Sf 'll 19' it .1 ia .Vg .1 uf -f J C . 6' -H r . fbi E v ,, 'f .wm ,,. . .1 A -ut. . N! - 1' fe' ' 4, ' gf' .'s 5, sf? 4 wx ' L, iv., X 'l F' Ci. 5. l-ana ' .3 I 2 M 3 ,tiff at ., u..- Lf Al. .. ..g, ,N fe 'l Q . ,rg .,., A Q l. 55 1 -5.3 fi :ffm 0 A lg X, Asa B. Ingram, Christian Church: the Rev. B. R. Tatom, First Baptist, the Rev. F. l... Standard, Central Methodist: the Rev. A. D. Pyle, Assem- bly of God: the Rev. Fay Kessinger, West Side Methodist Church. Seated: Elder R. G. Oehring, Reorganized Church of Latter Day Saints. the Rev. F. E. Funk, First Presbyterian Church: the Rev. Charles jen-- nings, Church of the Nazarene: the Rev. Harold Cooper, Frisco Mission' the Rev. L. E. Bray, Sacred Heart Catholic Church. -Those devout men of God and the faithful churches they serve, who have inspired us to do as the Psalm- ist says: I will lift mine eyes up to the hills from whence cometh my help. Webb Cliljl Saptist Church 1, the Rev. Q. Tatom, First Baptist: Rev. A. D. Pyle, Assem- Mcthodist Church. ,h of Latter Day Saints: : the Rev. Charles jen-- l Cooper, Frisco Mission rch. 'ut men of God and 'ches they serve, Who L to do as the Psalm- Zift mine eyes up to whence cometh my 1 I '15 ,' .: v .' 1 .1 i. . 'Q w ' Y' , K , The dogwood with its exquisitely delicate petals blossoms luxuriously in the Ozarks. All are but parts of one stupenclozfs fzehfole, Whose body Nature is, and God the soul, Worms in the sun, refreslzies in the breeze, Glozrs iw the stairs 11 nfl blossoms in the frees. -ALEXANDER POPE .nrt - 'E Qu 5 had xx ni, Our Webb City High School is fully accredited by the North Central Association and is ready to qualify for THREE A classification. In addition to the regular Work offered for its three courses-College Preparatory, Commerce, and General- our high school has the following modern features: a rental system of textbooksg a guidance directorg an excellent band and orchestrag exceptional vocal music and art departmentsg a thoroughly up-to-date home economics department and an industrial arts shopg offering of courses in drivers' education, diversified occupationsg audio-visual aids, vision tests, visual educationg full library facilities, aeronautics, and special ser- vices for atypical children. 8 f 1 ' F 5, ,nt 'fs 3' Al4. edited by the ' for THREE A lffered for its md General- res: a rental Xcellent band departments 5 :ment and an ers' eduwtion, 1 tests, Visual d special ser- SCHOO L SCENES 4 ..., , , , , ,K 5-3. i l Arrival of the School Bus of Classes to and from the Aimeiz Her fllajeszjf, Queen gf King faci MISS GLADYS SMITH ' S ' ' wif-1 . ,F , ., A '12-iq F ,A 4 ,Hi I A , I M Ag -Q:-1' o - -ff! ,. -'Y ' J Tu - v - ..: , . . , F ..,. . . . . ,. 'nf-agy 1- Q , . ,, P'-gp. . ,A K-I -' ' - A ?4F?a'f'f1, v -' f- ' ' ' , .V . .. H The gZ!667Z,.Y Affencfmzfs 31 jk Eze, ' , ,, A 4 'Q 17? I -pf, , iv, , ,ILM ,J , LK 14,3 f , f,,4 ,V , f, .g,:g4,3, ,yy M ,f ,V ff 3 nf ,5 L, ,, , If rj, ,ff ink' f MISS NANCY ANN LEE I I f, Ni MISS DORIS SHAVV 2, , ,wr I I ,. 7, fy a 1 x M -'W - I s :FN V, .I I ,f, MISS PHYLLIS NEWBY 'C' i x 4 , X x , K I? MISS CAROLYN BREMJLIN Coromfzbzz 0 Queen of IQLVG ACK Standing' Emmett Nlclfarland, john Wallace, Ronnie Richardson. - Q Seated: Nancy Lee, Lloyd Mink, Doris Shaw, Wilson Hunter, David Reeder. THE QLEEX. Candy Dragon, john Bishir, Richard Smith, Carolyn Breeden, james Simonson, Phyllis Newby. On Friday night, March 7, Miss Gladys Smith was crowned Queen of King Jack by John Bishir, president of the Senior Class, at a very beautiful and colorful ceremony. The throne was covered with silver foil over a pink base. The background was formed by a huge fan of pastel colors edged with silver, and the coronation chair was a tall, beautifully carved antique of 18th century design, belonging to Mrs. Larry P. Larsen. Palms and vases of flowers formed the other decorations. Tfze C0r0narz'07z amz' tfze Program Heralds, Ronnie Richardson, Emmett McFarland, John Wal- lace: Master of Ceremony, John Bishir, Senior Class President: Processional, Pomp and Circumstancef' qElgarJ-High School Or1:heStl'a. Maids of Honor and Their Escorts: Nancy Lee, Lloyd Mink: Phyllis Newby, James Simonson: Doris Shaw, Wilson Hunter: Carolyn Bi-eeden, Richard Smith. Flower Girl, Candy Dragon: Crown Bearer, David Reeder: QUEEN AND HER ESCORT, GLADYS SMITH, JOHN BISHIR. THE CROWNING OF THE QUEEN. Orchestra. ln a Persian Market, tKeteIbyJ, Arthur Poole, Conductor: Piano Solo, Liebestraume. rDream of Love-Franz Lisztj, Virginia Ehrenman: Reading, Selected. Carolyn Jenkins: Girls' Sextet, Awake 'Tis Spring, lElliottl, Life Has Loveliness to Sell, lBamptonl-Sandra Trimble, Barbara Jordan. Bonnie- Smith, Suzanna Jackson, Myrtle Con- nor, Monica Elliff. Rhythm Tap Dance, Rodney Bishop: Vocal Solo, Kenneth Shoup. Boys' Quartet, Drink To Me Only. larranged by Pitcherl, t'Breathes There The Man. tL. E. Xvattersl-Gene Jeffries, Kenneth Shoup, Floyd Shirk, Jerry Drachenberg: Dance. Louisiana Hayrideu-Sandra and Donna Martin, Jean- ine and Jeanette Veatch, Shirley Sharon, Sue Holt, Martha Leib, Marilyn Merrit: Trumpet Solo, Frank Simon: Vocal Solo. Will You Remember. 1RombergJ, Theodore Anderson: Violin Solo, Romance from Second Concerto, lNVicniaswkiJ, Marilyn Gretz, Corps .ie Ballet, Barbara Knost. Jeannine Coffee, Patsy Ke-pple, Suzanne Jackson, Lois Jane Kirk, Norma Jean Dunlap. Recessional, Orchestra: Accompanists, Mrs. Jack Ball. Cecilia Veatch. Virginia Ehrenman, Nancy Lee: Ushers, Norma Terry, Martha W'ithc-rspcon, Shirley Brceden, Marlene Hostet- ter, Barbara Miller. Barbara Merry: Stage Managers, Kenneth Marrruder. Floyd Shirk. Joe Babbitt: Program Art XVork, Pa- tricia Johnston Appreciation to Mrs. Jane Benson, Manual Arts and Music Departments. Office of the Principal's Secretary Dorothy Martin y Dragon, john ing Jack by John ony. The throne by a huge fan of ly carved antique f flowers formed 2 Only, iarranged bY IL. E. Watters?-Gene k, Jerry Drachenbergl nd Donna Martin, Jean- Lron, Sue Holt, Martha rank Simong Vocal Solo, eodore Anderson: Violin . lwieniaswkij, Marilyn Jeannine Coffee, Patsy rk, Norma Jean Dunlatl. iists, Mrs. Jack Ball. ncy Lee, Ushers, Norma reeden, Marlene Hostet- Qaue Managers, Kenneth 'rogram Art Work, Pa- Manual Arts and Music Office of the P1'incipal's Secretary Dorothy Martin ,HH ,L Office of the Superinten dent's Secretary Madge - James The Study Hall- Emma Nealy, Supervisor fs Q. 1 .. I+ s., wig l fl' 0 ,F 'sf If 0 W fi.lflY 4 5 3 1, V I 4' A . . , , . 1 xx r f if n -El gf-1 W, We 4 ls' 5 az ' '1 4' I Nl ff' . fi-1' ,,,. f -, f ' X s.-.., x W,-1-.......i, Roaring River, coming from a spring flowing twenty million gallons daily and surrounded by perpendicular mountains, is one of Natur masterpieces. e's It seems like a. land of dreams. Anyone who will go rand wander and sannter for months through this enchanted land will think he has been out alone with God in a land of His special fcwor . . . Anywhere at body loiters in the Ozctrhlaand, he will have a heart's delight. -BISHOP W. A. QUAYLE 14 '- i .,...- ' ' ,.,,--1--.ill -Q F Kami ' X f f -' X ' lone who W months think he Ld of His loiters in 9 delight. IUAYLE Qlitimlnisnaiiiiili Down By the Ufa' Mz'l! Stream The old Water Wheel is still a familiar sight along Ozark streams. We remember with nostalgic longing the quaint and lovely old Reding's mill on Shoal Creek, not far from our town. . ,. . 4 CF. , .iii fd J We 6,-112 Jw A 4, 1' ' do 'E 1' new ,- ,N QF ..,,...l , ' I xg.. 3, iiffr 2 44 ' you 1 ,T P4544 R fir f -e 'E -PM F F F QL. , lm fi -3555 h 1' l I 1, 4 i' 'I gf it if' , w. Tn, X h' if 3,-wk.. ff, ve Slkli 5 f A '.4a-vs-u .a.:u7'..,.5.,,i l K-A .f. , ,awk ' -n Hxxix EIR EIIRII KENNETH F. DAVIS President mf IIIRUIIII COMMITTEES TEACHERS- BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS- HAL M. WISE, JR. l..YNN R. WHITWORTH FRANK C. NELSON OTT0 H- TOUTZ FINANCE AND SUPPLIES- RULES AND REGULATIONS- FRANK C. NELSON OTT0 H- TOUTZ HoIvIER j. CRAKER HAL M- WISE, JR. TEXTBOOKS AND COURSE OF STUDY- HOMER j. CRAKER LYNN R. WHITWORTH FRAN K C. N ELSON Vice President IIAL M. WISE, IR. OTTO H. TOUTZ Member Member F . - ' I. -.sgvgz ' A III :, E . lpiiik A L 'xx , K X. , ..., nb , . .K I---:. . 53 'fe Y ' I ..1:: 5 f t- R .. i f side A . I f ' I V - V . L3 Nh. R. !WlllTWORl ll HOM ER j. CRAKER MADGE T. JAM ES Member Member Secretary 16 Superintende Mr. lV1cDon: tendent of We twenty-four ye. Bachelor of Scif tion at S1Jl'll'l,Q'fl his Master of A versity of Misso following profe: Phi Delta Kaj Teachers Associ cation Associatic tion of School A a. member of the of Commerce, n of Directors of t 21 member of the Lodge and chair Deacons of the Church. M-Nix e I. C AND GROUNDS- R. Wi-ilrworm-I H. Tourz i REGULATIONS- H, Tourz vi, Wise, JR. H. TOUTZ Member .ADGE T. JAMES Secretary Superintendent D. R. Mcilnnnin Mr. McDonald has been Superin- tendent of Webb City schools for twenty-four years. He attained his Bachelor of Science Degree in Educa- tion at Springifield State College, and his Master of Arts Degree at the Uni- versity of Missouri. He belongs to the following professional organizations: Phi Delta Kappa, Missouri State Teachers Association, National Edu- cation Association, American Associa- tion of School Administrators. He is a member of the Webb City Chamber of Commerce, member of the Board of Directors of the Community Chest, a member of the Webb City Masonic Lodge and chairman of the Board of Deacons of the Emmanuel' Baptist Church. Principal B.eM. Cnnnceuen Mr. Chancellor, who has been principal of our high school for eight years, holds a Bachelor of Science De- gree from Central College, and a Master of Arts Degree from the Uni- versity of Missouri. He is a member of the Lions Club, a captain in the Civil Air Patrol, and an Elder in the First Presbyterian Church of Webb City. Mr. Chancellor belongs to the National Educational Association, the Missouri State Teachers Association, the Missouri Association and the Na- tional Association of SecondarySchool Principals, Phi Delta Kappa and Phi Sigma Pi-both honorary educational fraternities. THE FACULTY UPPER ROW: VERNON A. BABBITT-Coordinator of D.O.g Counselor, Hi-Y, Student Coun- cil, Ninth grade . . . MRS. HELEN BALL-Vocal Music and Chorusesg Super- visor of Elementary School Musicg Sponsor of Ensembles, jr. High Music Club, Eighth grade . . . A. E. POOLE-Instrumental Musicg Band, Orchestra, Ensemblesg Drum Corpsg jr. High Bible Club, Grade School Supervisor of ln- strumental Music, Eighth grade . . . MRS. EDGAR NEALY-Study Hall Supervisor . . . RAY E. SHON K-Industrial Arts, Asst. Coach, lndustrial'Arts Club. LOWER ROW: U FRANCES HAMMOND-Vocational Home Economics, Sponsor of E.H.A., Chmn. of junior Sponsors . . . THEODORE O. ANDERSON-Core-Curriculum3 Debate, School-Boy Patrol, Seventh grade . . . MRS. RUBY MAR'l'lN-Mathe- matics and Science: Ninth grade, Girls Game Club . . . MELVYN j. PASSLEY- Mathematics and Biologyg Asst Coachg jr. Hi. Sports Club, Seventh grade . . MRS. FRANK MARTIN-Secretary to the Principal. VERTICAL ROW: PALMA HUNTER-Physical Educationg Coach of Athleticsg W Club, Sports Club . . . MRS. ALGALEE P. ADAMS- High School Art Teacherg Elementary School Art Supervisor 18 THE FAO UL TY VER TICA L ROW: MRS. LOUISE S. GOADE-Lihrariang Ninth grade sponsor . . . HENRIETTA CROTTY--English and Lating King jack, Cardinal Notes, Quill and Scroll, Shakespeare Club, juniors. Ul'Pl:'R ROW: PEARL VENABLE-Core-Curriculum3 Sponsor Boys Game Club, Seventh grade . . . M RS. ALMA jOHNS-English and Speech: Seniors, lhespians, Senior Class Play, Victorians, King jack Assistant . . . M.-XYME S'l'lNNE'l l'-Social Science and Engilshg jr. Hi. Student Council, Chinn. jr. Red Cross . . . HELEN McEADlN-Commerceg Sophomores, Y-Teens . . . FLORENCE HUBBARD- Commerce, Chmn. Senior Class Sponsors, Music Club. LOWER RO W: MRS. CORA COFFEE-Core-Curriculumg jr. High Dramatic Club, Eighth grade . . . G. C. WILLIAMS-Physical Sciences and Driver Educationg Sopho- moresg Perry Science Club . . . HELEN HERROD-Social Science, Sophomores, 'liravel Club . . . MRS. P. M, HUNTER-Mathematicsg juniors, junior Class Play, Dramatic Club . . . WESLEY F. GILLMAN-Social Studiesg jr, Hi. Basketball Coachg Seniors. 19 V N A beautiful scenic drive on the way to Noel, Very familial' to our high school students, which curves beneath picturesque bluffs along' the Elk River. J Q '1 I fl 6 ,' A in ' A f4l47f 1 rv' 5 Q! . ff' If 117' - 7 A5 ff' 1 K: 1 - ,f Once. Il',Z0iZ asked IVIIUZL was the most bca1zz'z'- fzzl spot he had crer l'l'S1'f6'd, Mark Tlffllill replied, The Osa-rlfs in October. 20 wmgg -............4.+V Q43 nost beauti- lark Twain 515555 ffL0ng Sfweemefz' Time Ozark sorghum, a delicacy for city people and a staff of life in the hills, is made in rustic sorgjhum mills like these which dot the Ozark countryside. V x rf 7 Jiglg rgjffl A' tau, ...., ..,.W Driver Plflucatioii Class Pose Around their Car. ,, D.O. Student is Ready for Work at Hedge- Lewis Establish- ment. Counselor Advises Students Courses. .. , v...-- f..1,,.-, x E4 Home Econom Class Prepare Meal on the new Electric Stove. ff we l QQJ ,Q 1 4, I Counselor Advises Students on ' Courses. VY Home ljlCOll0llllCS Class P1'vpzu'es an llflrezll on llw new .lille-c'L1'ir' Si,m'f'. A11 Class Members Plan El Mural for the A rt Room uulics l laws wimlzf-ss QR lllojwllm W 4, Tgwz ,Tas V 4 :Q .vf.L:.V:v SEQ,-flzgg Il -f .l ,Ac ..f 1 I A , EQE Y , ml Lfiae. 7-5. Y , ,ifgtts ,I 2, A 1, , W, V. . l SENIORS . r 2 , , may if 3 , 7 ., .M Sponsors: Miss Hubbard, Mrs. johns, N Mr. Gillman. 21 55 f Colors: Green and Gold. ' 1 Honor Students: Patricia Wilbur, ' Norma Terry, john Bishir, jane Watson. Best Citizens: jane Watson, jay llammons. I NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Norma Terry, john Bishir, jane Wat- son, Patty Wilbur, Carolyn Breeden, ' ' Carolyn Carlstead, Marilyn Gretz, Ida Mae Grisham, jay Hammons, Wilson Hunter, Nancy Lee, Grace Palmer, Dorothy Patterson, Genile Wood- mansee. NATIONAL ATHLETIC HONOR SOCIETY john Bishir, jay Hammons, Lloyd Mink, Kenneth Magruder, Tommy johns, Tommy Byrd, George Poole, Wesley Yocum, Lloyd Haggard. Officers: john Carver, vice president: john Bishir, pres- ident: Wilson Hunter, secretary: Carolyn Carlstead, yell leader: Margaret Wilson, treasurer. Remz'nz'scz'7zg Our Senior Class is somewhat distinguished in one respect: with only sixty members, it is the smallest graduating class in recent years. Yet We hasten to assure everyone that our quality is above par. Three of our members had exceptionally high scores in the Ohio psychological test: Grace Palmer, John Bishir and Jane Watson. John Bishir has medalist honors in golf: Jack Mayfield has been outstanding in the district as a backfield man in football: Tommy Johns is high scorer in basketball. Hazel Burk has trained an enthusias- tic pep club of underclassmen. Fourteen Seniors have earned A team football letters: four, A team basketball letters. In music, Kenneth Shoup as a vocal soloist,'Marilyn Gretz as a violinist, and Nancy Lee as a pianist have attained high honors in festivals and contests. As for beauty, we can proudly point to our two charming queens: Gladys Smith, Queen of King Jack, and Barbara Laster, Queen of Football. One of the high lights of our year was our class- play, M'Iiss, which was presented on April 13 by an excellent cast of ten to a large and highly appreciative audience. Then, among the cherished memories of Our crowded year are the Christmas party in the gym : the cor- Onation of our King Jack Queen and the dance in her honor: the delightful J unior-Senior banquet with its colorful Western background: the thrill of donning our caps and gowns for the first time. Now We are anticipating with keenest pleasure the Senior class picnic at Roar- ing River, the round of Commencement festivities, and the grand climax of our high school life-Graduation Night. 24 ffl,f4SS IUNIQNIY BA Council '40- fit'l'Il,'I2lIf I IlIiIIY.NlIiR C.ItIb, D. O. jOlIN W. BIS President, G Natl. Athl. '40-'50 .... '40-'Sl tlier CAROIN,-.1 b B R EEDISN- If. ll, A. '45 VIRGINIA Bl tPres.J, jr. H.-XZEL BU Attend. '49, Council '49-' . . . BUDDY Basketball 'el TOMMY BYI Track '48-'5l Orchestra, IX CA R LST EA Honor Sociei tet, Senior I eral: W C, Sr. Class CV Class Play. I ERVEMA G. . . . jOIlN '40-'50, Orch: Club .,.. jl Club '48-Sl, Quartet, Gol LLOYD FISH '5l, D. O. . D. O., CARDIF . . PAT C flitlitor all, Chm.l. Quill NIXRILNN .It Scroll, limo I,-.ncomui Nr National I-lol lii1lTIl1lBI'Ct'1 .ialionnl Ilol Gmrwvtll. W l1I:Ii't'Ul'L'N I . v- ' 4-. Q-4 Vg' -ff - . O i . . - -- - -wg : V use --- LJ- V --.' .-1 fa., -- . Y,. 's Hubbard, Mrs. johns, and Gold. nts: Patricia Wilbur, , john Bishir, jane 3 jane Watson, jay ONOR SOCIETY john Bishir, jane Wat- llbur, Carolyn Breeden, ead, Marilyn Gretz, Ida jay Hammons, Wilson y Lee, Grace Palmer, terson, Genile Wood- ATHLETIC HONOR jay Hammons, Lloyd ih Magruder, Tommy y Byrd, George Poole, 1, Lloyd Haggard. ' ly sixty members, ire everyone that :ores in the Ohio .shir has medalist backfield man in lned an enthusias- Lball lettersg four, irilyn Gretz as a 'als and contests. Smith, Queen of was presented on rice. Then, among the gym 5 the cor- Eul Junior-Senior is and gowns for ,ss picnic at Roar- f our high school r,c'1,,1.s'is' Off' 1951 lllXl,XlY BNI! Ct-in-ral: Cilee Club '43-'5l, Student . ,K . , . . Ltltlllcll ll- il, SrHii'lsl.lt1l1 .,.. Ri-Xl.l'll B.XRCl1li-- heneiul, 'WX' Club l-ootball. D, Cl ..., DAVID l3lfll'i Xlllf tivnerqil Industrial Arts Club, Sports tflub, 13.41 IOIIN W. lllSllllQ- College. Class Orator, Senior Class V I. President, Golt' '-IN-'51, National llonor Society CY. P.l, Natl .Ytlil llon Soc., YY Club, Kixo jack Staff '49-'5ll. . . Cll.XRl.l4S BOYD--General: Glee Club '40-'51 tliepl, lli-Y '5ll-'5l tSec5',l. Library Staff, C.-uunN,+.i Noir-s 'lil-'5l ..., CAROLYN ANN l5Rlll:DVN Commerce: Kixo lick Queen Attend., lf, ll. A '-lH-5l tSt-cyl, National llonor Society. IRGINIA BRliliDliN IWITMER l-General: Y-Teens tPres.l. jr. Red Cross Club, Ili-Notes '49-'50 ,.,. liiAZlil l5L'RKli tWlf'll..l ---General, liootball Queen Attend. '40, Cheerleaders '40-'5l tCapt. '5ll, Student Council '40-'51, Pep Club Coach , Y-Teens CSecy.l . . . BUDDY RAY l3Yl.liR--Generalg Football '48-'5l, Basketball '40-'5ll, W Club, D. O. OM MY BYRD -General: NW Club, Football '49-'51, 'lirack '48-'5l, Basketball '48-'50, Hi-Y '50, Band and Orchestra, Natl. Athl, llon. Soc ,... CAROLYN G. CA Rl,S'liljAD- -Commerce, Quill and Scroll, National Honor Society, C.-KRDINAL Notes, Band, Clarinet Quar- tet, Senior Yell Leader .... jOl'lN CARYER-Gem eral: HW Club '49-'5l, Student Athletic Manager '49, Sr. Class tY, PJ, Shakespeare Club tPres.J, Senior Class Play. D U., Science Club '-l9. RYISMX G, Cl MMINS- -Generalg li. ll. A. '43-'5l. I . . , jflllju D.XRliY---General: Science Club, Band '-lo-'50, Orchestra '48-'5tl, Track, Basketball '50, Hi-Y Club , , jltlilf Y DIQACIIENBIEIZG ---General: Glee Club 'lbi-SI lli-Y '40, Boys' Quartet, Boys' Double Quartet, Cioli' 'learn '-lil-'5l, Student Council, l I NY D l lSlllil? General: Band '48-51, Orchestra '48- 'SI lb fl . t,Xlil, D.Xl.li Gll,l-lAM--General, ll tl f limi'-.ri Nrrlls, lli-Y tPres.l, Sports Club '50, Ili A till l,l.YXl -General: Q.-XRDIN.-Xl. 'Norris '50 tlditoi ill, Sliiiltuptiiit Club, l. ll. A. JU Cprog. 'lnnl fluill inl Str ll D tl x ti, ll, , , xl Xl? ll YN lf lY til tllilflf - Cornrnerceg Quill and mroll ill'-' 5--,is Stall, Student Council '43-'5l. 1 rutile i fknrr 'ttf-'il Nlusrc Club tProg. Chnrl. X-.iiron.rl llouor' Society . . . lD.X MAE GRISHAM o.nnnr.f- I ll, X tllreal, Student Council '5ll. iiuiaiil llcvor Society , , , l.l.OYD l'lAGCv,-XRD-A i 1-E KX Vlulv tY l'.l, Iiootball '48-'50, Sopho- 'if 1 Kill, hllll. llon, Soc., D. O, -ff. To as ... .f ' lic, N, - l.w x-i wx .f I ,A ,F X 1 W? ' 'S -EA . , . r as 'J' 45' I. 'W R' ' ' 'K -3 . .Xa .5-. .. . Xia- y. Wg, Q , , - -!P'1 . ' , .ra W Ililj - ' A f-I it -I Qi W I ai- ' A . If 4 f ta If 3 . E, . F f . , I-A ,. x .of X15 5 , . ,Q R... Y SENYORS ISARLDENE IIARRINGTON-G AMI. Mixed Chorus '49, GIIIS' chorus '50, umm Corps '47-'ill Victorians- JAY HAMMONS--General'eBest Boy Citizen National Honor Society, Natl. Ath. llon. Soc., FootbIall Ami Basketball '48-'5l I-Ion Thespiah cm-sp UW' cub II, ana sf. cuss Plays ,... IzoNAI-o I-IARIvIoN- Generalg Enlisted in Marines, Glee Club '49-'50, Mixed Chorus iil9-'50, D, ,.-. . JOIIINNY -HIIYIDS-QBDJ eral: Junior Class CTreas.D, Student Council, Boys' Chorus '-ll-7l,. Band 4,1-DI, Junior Class Pay, Mlxe Chorus '47-'51 ,... WILSON RICHARD HUNTER---College, QuIll and Scroll,b KING IACK IBUD- MST-5, Hon. Thespian, Jr. and Sr, Class Plays, Senior Class tSecy.l, National Honor Society, D, O. . . DTOMMY JOHNS-Generalg Basketball '48-'51 CCO-Capt.l, Football '48-'5l, Natl, Athl. IIOIT Soc., llon. Thf3SP1?iU,NlUm0V Class IV. PID, Sports Club tPres. '50-'5lD, Band, Orchestra '45-50,i.Sr, III. Operetta 70. . .!.qIINot picturedlz BARBARA llOLLENBECKfCollegeg Mixed Chorus tSenecal, Cnrls' Chorus CSCUCCZU, 549905- PAT JOHNSTON-Commerceg KING JACK '51 CArt Editorj, Dramatics A50. . BARBARA LASTER-Com- Inerce: Football Queen, KING JACK Staff, Quill and Scroll, CARIJINALA Norns tSecy.D, Drum Major, Thespians and Senior Play, Student Council CTreas.D . . . NANCY ANN LEE---Commerce: KINGJ JACK Queen Attend., Quill and Scroll, National I-Ionor Society, KING JACK and CARDINAI- No'rEs,xJr. and Sr. Class Plays, Thespians, Sr. Hi. Operetta .... KENNETH MAGRUDER-General, HW Club, l'ootball and Baseball, Cvlee Club, Sports Club, Mixed Chorus, KING JACK CArtistD, Natl. Athl. Hon. Soc .... JERRY MAY ES5Generalg Foot- ball Slug .... JACK MAYFIELD-Generalg Football '48-'5l, Football Backtleld Man of the 'ear, u, . . DOROTHY MILLER-Commerceg Victorian Club,. . . CARLA JEAN MILLIGAN-General, Mixed Chorus '50, Y-Teens CV. P.D, Library CAsst. A51 .... LLOYD MINK-College, KING JACK Asst. Editor, Quill and Scroll CTreas.l, HW Club, Football, Band and Orchestra, CARDINAI- Norris, Natl. Athl, Hon. Soc., , . . FRANK MYKEL-General, D. O., Sports Club '50 ,... CHARLES NEESE-Generalg Football, Club, Sports Club, Q .... PHYLLIS NEWBY-Commerce, Drum Corps CBus. Mgr., Majorette '48-'5OD, Student Councll '50, KING JACK Queen Attend., Music Club .... GRACE PALMER-Collegeg Quill and gcrcgll, National Honor Society, KING JACK Staff, CARIJINAI. No'rEs, Thespians, Student Council, Shakespeare u . 26 CYA4SS O DIJROTIIY PATT Society, Victoria F. ll. A. CReporI Generalg Student Club, Sophomore llou. Soc., KING , ISI IFPHERDJ- Chorus, Sr. High ALICE RIGGS--C No'rEs, Dramatic Corps '48-'50, . . Sports Club '49, 1 CAROLE DEAI' IT. H. A. '49-'50, l DORIS JEAN SH Attend., Music C Corps '48-'49. . Thespians, Footb: Operetta '50-'5I, P.J, Band and Or and Thespians, C, ---General, Footb CHRISTIAN JAM '50, Orchestra '48- '40, Jr. and Sr. C '50 .... GLAD KING JAcK, DruI Student Council, I '49 .... RICHAF trial Arts Club '4' NORMA LEE TER al Honor Society Quill and Scroll I Student Council '- JIINE Tl-IORPE ll. A. '49-'51, CARD REN--General: B JANE LOUISE WI Class lzssayist, K tSecy.J, National Play, Orchestra '4 BIQR----Collegeg V1 t'lireas.D, KING JAI Cheerleaders CPrI No'I'Ies '49-'50 . . Inerce: Football 1 Corps Twirler CCI dent Council '50, 'xl XRTIIA ANN W Club, Mixed Chori A. '40-'50, C.-XRDIN XVUOIUAIANSEE ISI:-55.3. Quill and Captl. Jr. and Sr ti'-nal llonor Socit ual. lifzotball '43- FS 'IU' 5ll, SIULl6III Natl Athl. Hon. fl - '4'- I, Victorians. iiiplzori. Sec., Football RONALD HARMON- JHNNY HINDS-Gen- iior Class Play, Mixed , , QB s. Mgr.l, 'b,'iiK. . .uromiviv ' Hon. Thespian, junl0r fy ..,. qNot pictured! : aj, Y-Teens. ARA LASTER-Com- rrum Major, Thespians in j,icK Queen Attend., Class Plays, Thespians, d Baseball, Glee Club, AYES-General, Foot- Backfield Man of the GAN-Generalg Mixed JACK Asst. Editor, Quill . Athl. Hon. Soc., . . . alg Football, W Club, gr., Majorette '48-'50D, R-Collegeg Quill and t Council, Shakespeare e',f!.,!.S'iS' UF IQ5f IJIIRI JI IIN' .lb X lvl IERSOVN--Comnierceg National llonor Society 'X ictorians, Library Asst., CARDINAL Norris, I' ll .-X, lltcportei J, '-I9-'30 .... GEORGE POOLE- General. Student Body President, lr. Class Play, W Club, Sophomore I'res., I-ootball '-IH-'5lg Natl. Athletic llon. Soc., Rum. I.-ich Staff '-IU-'50 .,.. IOY RIIEDER lSHl1Plll:RDl General: Girls' Chorus '-I9-'50, Mixed Chorus, Sr, lligh llperetta '40, Y-Teens. ALICE RICGS -Connnerceg Student Council, CARDINAL Nous, Dramatic Club l'lireas,l, I9. ll. A. '-I8-'50, Drum Corps '48-'Eli .... DICK ROWLliT'I'E--Commerceg Sports Club '49, Science Club, Student Council '48-'5I. CAROLli DEAN SlIAW---Commerceg Music Club, F. ll. A, '49-'50, Drum Corps '48-'-IO. DORIS JEAN SIIAW--Commerceg Kino jAcK Queen Attend., Music Club CV. Pj, Ii. H. A. '49-'50, Drum Corps '48-'49 ,... KENNETII SHOUP--Co-llegeg Thespians, liootball and Goll, Student Council, Sr. Hi. Operetta '50-'51, Mixed and Boys' Chorus '50-'Sl CV. PJ, Band and Orchestra '48-'51 CVI PJ, Sr. Class Play and Thespians, CARDINAL Notes .... DON SIMMONS ---Generalg Football '48-'51, Sports Club '49, CHRISTIAN IAMES SIMONSON--Generalg Band '45- '50, Orchestra '48-'50, Student Council, CARDINAL NOTES '49, jr. and Sr. Class Plays, Sports Club, Boys' State '50 .... GLADYS SMITH-Commerceg Queen of KING JACK, Drum Corps flwirler and Co.-Capt.J, Student Council, Dramatic Club, Y-Teens '50, F. H. A. '49 .... RICHARD SMITH-General, D. O., Indus- trial Arts Club '4U, Gun and Rod Club '48 NORMA LEE 'IISRRY--Generalg Salutatoriang Nation- al llonor Society CPres.l, Kmnjacic Staff CBus. lN'lgr.J, Quill and Scioll tPi'es.J, CXRDINAI. NOTES, Thespiaus, Student Council '40-'50, Sr. Class Play .... PEGGY IIINE IIIORPE--Generalg Drum Corps '48-'50, F. ll. A. '49-'5l, C.xRulN.ix1. Notes '45 .... ROBERT WAR- RFN--Generalg Basketball '49-'5l, W Club, D. O, ,lANl,i l,,Ol'ISl,f WAISON--College1 Best Girl Citizen, Class Izssayist. limo ,IACK Editor, Quill and Scroll ISecy,J, National lflonor Society tSecy.D, Senior Class Play, Orchestra '45-'5l ,... PATRICIA IOAN WIL- Iil.Rf College: Yaledictorian, National Honor Society fl rea-cl. Kiwi ,lun I5ditor, Quill and Scroll CGuardl, Cheerletnlerg. 1Pres.J, Orchestra '45-'51, CARDINAL Nous 'lU-'5u, . MARGARET WILSON-Conv nierce, lfootball Queen 4Xttend., Cheerleader, Drum Corps li-,irlei ICI.-Capt.l. Senior Class tlreasb, Stu- dent hiuncil 'Stl Dianiatics Club fPres.D MARI IIN ANN Wlll IIHRSPOON- -Commerceg Music Club, ,Xlisu-tl Chorus 'Stl-'5l, Girls' Chorus '50-'51, F. H. A, Ill-'5Il ffuznisu Nous ,... MONA GENILE WOUIUIXXSI-.l' Commerce: Student Council ISL-cf 1, Quill and Scroll, Iliespians, Cheerleader CCo- lniu 1 li, .uni Si Class Plays, C.-.RDINAL Norris, Na- Iliwiyil llliyilil xiirultlj , . , 'GCD- iriai Ito!!-ill 'Ib-'IU-'9Il, Basketball 'IS-'-I0-'50, Track it IU VU Niutlrul Council -lil-'50, Wm Club '-I0-'50, .rl .,lil llv'!l S-M kt l Graa'aaz'z'0n Ceremenief l1 n Baccalaureate Serfuzeey Sunday, May 13, at 8:00 P. M, Processional, Pomp and Chivalry -High School Or- chestra, Arthur Poole, Conductor. Invocation--The Rev. Charles jennings. Scripture Reading-The Rev. Harold Cooper. Nonet, Selected-Sandra Trimble, Margaret Meslin, Phyllis johnson, Barbara jordan, Suzanne jackson, Bonnie Smith, Barbara Cruse, Patsy Kepple, Nancy Lee. Sermon-The Rev. F. E. Punk. Vocal Solo, Selected-Walter james. Benediction-The Rev. L. H. Westphal. Recessional, Pomp and Chivalry -'High School Or- chestra. Cfass Day Exerez'se.v Thursday, May 17, at 10:00 A. M. Processional-Virginia Ehrenman. Class Song-Words by Barbara Laster and Tommy johns. Salutatory, Our School -Norma Terry. Class Essay, Our 'l'own'!-jane Watson. Boys' Quartet, Selectedffajohnny Hinds, Kenneth Shoup jerry Drachenherg. Tommy Bair. Class Oration, Our Nation -john Bishir. Class Prophecyfe Clarinet Quartet, Memories CVan Alstynej-Carolyn Carlstead, Tom Byrd, Lloyd Fisher, Barbara Laster. Memories -Senior Chorus. Valedictory, Our Home and Parents -Patricia Wilbur. Class Will- Class SOngHWords by Nancy Lee. Recessionale-Virginia Ehrenman. Commencement Friday, May 18, at 8:00 P. M. Processional, 'tPomp and Circumstance -High School Orchestra, Arthur Poole, Conductor. Invocation-The Rev. B. R. Tatom. Violin Solo, Hejre Kati Cjeno Hubayb-Marilyn Gretz, accompanied by Virginia Ehrenman. Address--Dr. Blanche Dow, President, Cottey College. Vocal Solo, Selected-Kenneth Shoup, accompanied by Mrs. jack Ball. Presentation of Honor Students-B. M. Chancellor, Principal. Presentation of Class-D. R. McDonald, Superintendent Presentation of Diplomas-O. H. Toutz, President Board of Education. Piano Solo, Humoreske CRachmaninoffj-Nancy Lee. Benediction-The Rev. A. E. jenkins, r Recessional, 'tPomp and Circumstance -Orchestra. HONOR STUDENTS ..A f'1zefeea I Ten Sen ducted into tl impressive cai afternoon, A1 last year-J Watson and rnony. The ft Character, L4 forth by the to the society. National Hon The anni in the Home tuous menu vw resistance Wa mond and hei Mrs. Algalee bard gave a 3 by colored sli which include Springs, Roya Canyon, Petri: Island, Sequo: tional Park, S. and Yellowsto 2 4 5 2 5' 4 . g 3 rf' . ll1Ct'FX H110 pr-.wi jane ' lm Breeden. PXllxlClA WILBUR NOR - , 5 vaifaiefafm MA FERRY JOHN BISHIR JANE WATSON 'll' mtl' L Salutatorzan Orator Essayisz' 28 i .I . . m I I l -. . , . i 3 E i , ?fC'1.J'6J' 1:00 A. M. er and Tommy johns. Terry. latson. inds, Kenneth Shoup, .a1r. 1 Bishir. n AlstyneJ4Carolyn lsher, Barbara Laster. its -Patricia Wilbur. -B. M. Chancellor, mnald, Superintendent. l. Toutz, President, aninoffj-Nancy Lee. cins. ance -Orchestra. .li.f.uftfifff1 Efzffffea' To Wear .7Vazz'07w! Honor Sociezy Pzfzr Ten Seniors and five Juniors were in- ducted into the National Honor Society at an impressive candlelighting ceremony on Tuesday afternoon, April 3. The four members named last year---John Bishir, Norma Terry, Jane Watson and Patty W ilbur-conducted the cere- mony. The four cardinal points of Scholarship, Character, Leadership, and Service were set forth by the officers as the basis of election to the society. Mr. Chancellor is sponsor of the National Honor Society. The annual banquet was held on April 16 in the Home Economics department. A sump- tuous menu with fried chicken as the piece de resistance was served by Miss Frances Ham- mond and her department girls. Afterwards, Mrs. Algalee Adams and Miss Florence Hub- bard gave a most interesting talk, illustrated by colored slides, on their trip to the West, which included the following places: Colorado Springs, Royal Gorge, Mesa Verde Park, Grand Canyon, Petrified Forest, Los Angeles, Catalina Island, Sequoia National Park, Yosemite Na- tional Park, San Francisco, Portland, Spokane, and Yellowstone National Park. rg . gi A ,. l Best Girl Citizen Miss lane Watson Best Boy Citizen, jay Hammons sponsored by the DA R and S.A.R.j elected by faculty and Senior Class JANE wfxfrsos ' Essayist ra ' 4 v ,e - 1 l. 51 4 m:'fi,. r- inoinnl rgdwlel: Seated---Norma Terry Qpreslg Standing-Patty Wilbur trea 1 nr x l fi - . l in- XX Luson ist'CX.l. Back Row: Nlarilu Birkes, Genile Woodmansee. XX alter jamcs loe Bibbirt C114 'X .N lin llwrxt- lizurson. Monica Elliff. Front Row: Grace Palmer, Wilson l-lunter Ida Crisham I ur lxn 29 Jinoxln Patterson, Marilyn Gretz, jay Hammons, Nancy Lee, jomts. L'XI1i'l'llNkflltS. ' lllflllSll'lZll Art ' Class makes flll'llltLl1'Q 4 X PVT , llpulwfll Xl: A llul' Mm lulril all 'L' A Nm lin- Q-llllllx llrwm .lllrl lfNlATlONAL SGCIETY Img liillalfil ,, V Marvin lm l I Nlulihll lil V!Yllllt'I' jill l larx rr Rav CLASSES IN ACTION l.ff?l'e1? 7' :- I ,. ,,- 'QS' mm.1m,., we the l'li.2hl5 Sclliiill XY? .Ian uar' lOI'll1lII Ol' V Class Play, ymlnuarers. l enum exe1'x'Wll41'e you sown me suapslmts ol Geometry Ma: vll Students Zlllll Clf-via' U fHQ3,Su1'Q Mild Sul 21134 , . ci! my 'RLT angles' like UI 'wwf- f:m!j,gwv:g1iI, lillxf lill- All mlll 1 V l X X Speech Class learns how to make introductiolms. fyfragsuv OF ,52 fUNIORS Sponsors. Miss llainiiionil Mrs, lluntei' Miss Ciotly Colors: Green :intl White NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY joe Babbitt Marilu Birkes Monica Ellill Walter james Class Officers: -james jones, secretaryg Barbara Cruse and Floyd Shirk, yell leaders: Phyllis johnson, treasurer: Harve Rawson Gary Sampson, president: Walter james, vice president. Diaryo az ufzior September 5, 1950-Dear Diary: Upon entering the portals of our beloved school on this bright autumn morning, we of this large class became conscious that for the coming year, we were to occupy the place of the ffflighty Juniors 3 we determined we would make a definite impression in the life of Webb City High School. We are well on our way with the start of the wonderful Sophies of '49-'50. January 18, 1951hDear Diary: After much worry and postponement on our part-tonight the audi- torium of Webb City High School held an overflowing crowd, who at last were rivile ed to see the Junior D g Class Illay, 'Kl?rotessor, How Could You! And did Jim Van Hoose not make an excellent mother of three youngsters, although he had difficulty in walking on high heels? February 9, 1951----Dear Diary: If anyone was shocked upon entering school this morning and seeing ever-ywliere groups of familiar friends looking like circus clowns, hill billies, and hobos around the halls, you soon found that this was Junior Tacky Day!! Everyone had. immense fun as shown by some of the sna ishots ol' that da . Geometry I Y ' 1 g D v Students March Qt., 1951-Dear Diary: On this bright Monday morning you may notice various large banners and clever advertisements all over the school. When someone comes running over a.nd says Vote for So measure and So, and you remember that this is the week of campaign for President and Secretary of Student 'Coun- 1 cil for 'bl-'52, There was vigorous campaigning topped on Wednesday morning by humorous speeches, the ang es' like or which was not heard before. The results when the votes were counted were: DeEtta Cahill, Secre- tary, and Gary Sampson, President, April 24, 1951--Dear Diary: School is nearing the end, but school activities are still keeping every- one huvi lllspecially, the Juniors getting all those last-minute projects to Mr. Gillman in the hope that for Li l'-is-.liici fllvy will ieceive an American History grade. And how we have worked! Nobody but the good l,ord f-:in itnllzc the prodigious amount of gray matter we have expended. lilag. 4, 1931-fllear Diary: The Big Night! Junior-Senior Banquet at the First Presbyterian Church N-IJIHJX. Wiioopt-ia! What fun with a VVestern background and a. Chuck Wagon Dinner for the Last Round- , lip 'rips pi-Qgiwtiil was exhilarating, to say the least, and did our guests like it? They just ate it up. Bl:-s.-in' l'.iison Funk: Welcome, Little Dogies, Gabby Gary g VVhoapee-Li-Yi-Yo, Slim Jim : Leav- inif Ilia- Uh! Corral. Loco John g Riding the Range, The Big Boss g Back in the Saddle Again, Ranch lfrii--iiiaivg l:usih-rs, Rusty Rawson, Levi Dick Bellairs, Slim Jim James, Cheyenne Shirkg Buttons ami lg:-we. W zil.wuii1y .loan g Saga of the Old West, Broncho Bill g Buckaroos , Donna and Saundra Mar- tin 6-.vit-sw .tml Jeaneane Veatchg Skit, Cactus Cruse and Tumbleweed Degraffenreidg Last Round-L'p. Speech Class I.1i.sl1 Lziliiw , learns how to an :tif will looking forward to-May 17. This is the glorious day when the Juniors may occupy the i-N... ,rr mm .nl the auditorium for Class Day exercises. XVe will give the Senior yell, and leave with the make ,inn Winn we enter w.o.H.s. again for Classes-it win be as M 1 G H T Y s E N 1 o it s 1 introductions. 31 uf UA 4- r Y if AN, UORS 1 Q if A N I f fy H' ' if i f 9 -v ' , ll fr, 2 l . fm. ,f swf , 1 .M V, f , V W f 1 r f , I , V f yjfffffff 5 , It x ,mv 0 ,. , Jw 9 7 .A A ' A Ma f rx . 0 1 l ff Kg ' v ., '04 he ., . iff' Q .tc 'Sv- 3' Top Rowf joe Babbitt, Richard Bellziirs, Mary Bible, Nlarilu Birkes. Sylvia Bowman, Shirley Breeden, Marilyn Brooks, Cecil Burk. Fifth Row: DeEtta Cahill, jeannine Coffee. Clara Copeland, Barbara Cruse. Cvlennda Crutcher. Ray Cruzan, james Cummings, john Cummings. Fourth Row: Lina Cummins, Shirley Degraflienreid. Cveneva Dennen, Shirley Dickson, Charles Doll, Bill Donnell. john Doolen. Delores Duke. Third Row: john Edson, Yirginia lfhrenman. Nlonica Elliff, Buddy Gerhardt. Kay George, Mary Gilbert, jimmy Gooch. Albert Goswick. Second Row: joan Graves, Donna Hall. jaclt Hayes. Marion Hayes. Don Henson. Katheryn Hicklin Nina Hinkle. Nlarlene Hostetter, Bottom Row: Charles House. Walter james. Helen jelfers, Eddy johnson. Phyllif johnson, james jones, Barbara jordan, Patsy liepple. Below left: Dale King, Barbara Knost, 32 E .M Y, I N 'ual i-'li I-.U jill lzliin Ru V Q x Yu iiiisvjq' lfiiuj I i Vziim. s 1 or Rod -- 1 FZNIH' u l i 1 G 1 5 5 M ff ., , ? X Q I - 1 C '91, V' U' 4 f' A haf l H 274 .K if Inf? iw' 1 ,fy 1. , 1.1, Q f 1 i aagm CLASS of 1952 ff? ' T at filgii' 5 554 4 'CZ Birkes, Sylvia land, Barbara Cruse, n Cummings, neva Dennen, Shirley res Duke. lilff, Buddy Gerhardt, ick. n Hayes, Don Henson, Eddy johnson, Phyllis lm. lox' lit., liznmx' Lanham Fay Landon, Gay Landon, joyce Martin, Lewis ll mn. Ruhy Mavlielcl, joe Merrick, Margaret Meslin. I .lily lil.-X Norma Miller, Terry Miller, j. O, Mills, Frank Moffett, joan Moon, lm 'xl-lst-lt-l,, Paul Mulkins, Mary Matheny. l llfllr l-Mn' lorene Newby, Phyllis Niswonger, Paul Passley, Burnace Pence. X-,lf lyllillltlll, llilly Prater, Harve Rawson, Rosemary Redmon. lin ll IQ,,,,l ltnry Reheard, jim Restivo -Charles Rice, jeannette Roberts, lJ..nnls llollt-rique, Kenneth Rodman, Cliflord Sallee, Gary Samson. ill lfrvl' llglle Shafer, Carl Sheets, Floyd Shirk, Richard Shively, josie hint. llonnw Smirh, Walter Stapleton, Wassie Stephens. lllmrles Sumpter. Bill Triemer, jim Yan Hoose, Cecilia Yeatch, ll s1.l.4ns realli:-1 .Nliltlretl Wallace, Alice Williams, joe Williams. ' ' llzelm Idol-t-rr Xkingo, Gene Wuellner. 33 SU F H1 2 QW U R Npoiisiufs ,Nlr XX illiauis ,Xliss llCll'Utl lllss ,Xltl .tdin Colors. Purple and Gold KING JACK STAFF Nllvrtle l.ee Conner Nlary Rutherford jane Baldridge Shirley Kirby Gene jeffries Whitson Kirk Theodore Palmer john Wallace Buddy Doran FS t f 1 , ' 6 , W Q f' , 2 gif! 277 f ,f ,Q G' , ff? f , s rf 5? 'C ff ft! r af, ,,:,Y,:AM' ,g , Lg? e,, in Z ,, , W ffl ' 1 , ' ,. ' , X ww , , M' Nfl 4 5 1331, ,, Z f f if fi ff f 7' ff if Z ff ff? yi X , 7 jf f , ,ag 1 X , far' l' V gif 5 f Officers: joe Broaddus, president: Phillip Byrd, yell leader: Russell Cochran, vice president: Barbara Miller, Back Row: Gary Huffman, Flora jeffers, Louis Cowan, Mary Ellen Dedrickson, john Bowman, Ben llickam, joe Grisham, Russell Cochran . . . Third Row: Bob Gilliam, Paul Hight, james Fry, Harold Foltz, David Dehloss, Milo Brown, Randall Bishir, j. O. Buxton, Don Darby, Kay Hancock, Kenneth Hamilton . . . Second Row, Dorsey Ed- wards, Orville Cook, Phillip Byrd, jean Fisher, Suzanne jackson, Sue Durham, jeannine llargis, janice Hargis, Bar- bara Burwick Andrew Hattery, Dan jackson . . , Front Row: Lorene Bettis, Betty Feaster, Carol Culton, Bob Burris. Gene jeffries, Norval Day, Cecil Dowell, Carl Brooks, Norma Dunlap, jane Baldridge, Myrtle Connor, Buddy Doran. The way We mightv proud of how to read Writi than all the kids tious band and hc 1-oun' that Jeffrie inest horn of any sing the Hill Bil 'char Sophies have Shucks! that them hi falutin' s Miller is. I reckon youl ly Whoppers fmea the Sophies a yell Rearback an' Co. We'uns have hopin' they'l1 havi Cain't stop ec just'a itchin' to g yander. Back Row: Ernest So Sammy Milligan, jimn Means, Betty Richey, ond Ron: lglvin Prov .Nlyrtle Richey Ruth l ler, Bob johnson, Billy Sally Waggoner, Kitty .1.2 'hQ ew , rl, 4 . P ., , rr fs y - ', . . . fri' 1 .1', w w - ,, SOPHO!l4OREo Sopfzomore ffOzczr,e Dialecf' Zlfews The wily' we Judge them thar Sophies, they'll be the bestest class ever. You-uns 'ud be mighty pi-ond of them book-larnin' kids, and they shore do get eddicated, tool ,They've l'arn't hov. lo read writin' and write readin'. We'uns Will be dogged effen they kain't figger more than all the kids from t'other hollers. They've also l'arn't to toot horns in that there scrum- tious band and how to read roun' and shape notes in Miz' Ball's muzik class. News is norated roun' that ,lel'fries young'un kain sing like a kanary burd, and Kirk kid kain toot the toot- inest horn of any body. Our gran'paW is plumb nuts about them young'uns when they play and sing the f'Hill Billy Heartbeatsf' We hain't puttin' up no arguments with nobody, but them thar Sophies have jest got good stuffin's in 'em. Shut-ks! that Russell Cochran, our now president, can Whack harder on a desk than all them hi falutin' seniors put together. An' that secketery! She sure's snazzy, that Barbara Miller is. I reckon you'uns have heer'd 'bout all them ball kickers and basket ringers. They're gol- ly Whoppers tmeanin' the coaches kid, alsol. And there's them purty cheerleadin' gals from the Sophies a yellin' theirlungs out. They musta got them there balony skirts from Swear Rearback an' Co. 1 We'uns have hearn tell them Sophies are agoin' to have a picknick right off. Here's hopin' they'll have some cracklin' corn pone an' long sWeet'nin'. Cain't stop countin' them Sophies, but thar's nigh onto 100 of 'em, we figger, and they're just'a itchin' to git all the book-larnin' so'z they can park their shoes an' take to the hills yander. Back Row lfinest Soard, Frank Patterson, Ronnie Richardson, Gene Reed, john Wallace, Whitson Kirk, Rex Rogers, Sznnniy Milligan, klinimy Hunter . . . 'lihird Row: Leslie Tappana, Ellen Lowe, Dorothy Polston, Theodore Palmer, Roy Means, Belly Richey, Shirley Kirby, Shirley Phillips, janet Tomlinson, Mary lean Rutherford, Cleta McKee . . . Sec- ond Rout lilvin Proyins, Bill Terry, Bob Smith, William Milligan, Ronnie Smith, -lohn McFarland, Barbara Merry, Nlyrilt- Riclit-if, Ruth Prater, Inez jorden, jean Norton . . . Front Row: Carol Sue Laird, Pat Moffett. Barbara Mil- li-r lioli johnson, Billy j. Weaver, Emmett Mcliarland, Eddie Nealey, Melva White, Doris Proffit, Sandra Trimble, Szilli. Wziggoiier, Kitty Miller. ...- X- . r ff r f' 35 .n.,, I I I I I I i 5 I l I I ,M f IOP P XY EL ack xoxx joy Lhristman o Carey, Gary Baker, Edwin Cheste Shirley Cure . . Second Row: Bob mt, M' X Corner, K A Bur ', ,. ,Tincellory . ar eiie Boyer, etty ard, en Q' iiiins. I a I' 'i- cn er, I 'ixine Buci'in'in, Ph is Brooks, Wanda Crites . . ilihird Row: Q r Bl'ck. Sola C'lll'1'l'l,,'XxlI6ll Bc ., P en C irrivri ht, Wayne Bland, o - L ,fz a JL cj, ,Xlartha ehy- NINFH GRADE BOT I OM PAINEL Back Row Donald Noting jerry Rusk Lewis Meek junior Napier Bobby Peek Second Roxy Tom Pennington Donna Yost, lloward Phillips, Marshall Schatzmann j, D. Myers, Mary Ellen Witherspoon, Shirley Weaver, jimmy Williams, Geraldine Rogers Billie jo W'ill'ic , Shirley IN'lcDcnald , . Third Ron: jo'in Ornduff, Tvyila Wilson, Ronald Martin, Betty Rook, Geraldine Phil- NIIDDLE PAINEL Back Ron Rilph Hickman ohn I xs I ete ten Second Ron Ronald Kline Don ild Daniel I1 i jester. William l'I'immer, David Lar- sen lNleld'i jo DeMoss, Louise DlDl6j', Dorothy teffcrs, G rald Harns. Shir- lcy Dawson, Shirley lluddleston . . 'lihird Row: Flen Driskell, Billy ' i- der, Ronnie lflutts, Danny Kulp. Pan- nie Lcvell, Odetta Danford. Phyllis zws, .iz cy 3 Diana Farris. 'I Back Roxy' Witlierspoon. Shirley Soard Drachenherfl, Witt, jay Sha jane Kirk. f' Pitts, Lois XXI Second Roni ward Haines, I my Wheeler, l Miller, Yirgini Dee Conner, XY Row: Richard dith, johnny ' Patricia johnsr tha Richardsoi est Richey. Vi- . 5 lf nier, li iie fa ' , .X ce L nn Croclaelt . l'ront Roxy: Deyyaine Beisner. Billy Coxxaii, Lharles Arnold, jack Boyd. Ronald Kartwright, Yer- non lloixiiiaii. llelen Berry. Ethel Burke. Pt-guy Barger. Betty Burk, Norma llenlield. lips, Billy Munson, Xirgil Pritchett, Billy Russell, Phillip Munson . . Fourth Row: jimmy Shivley, Donald Sheets, Billy Poole, Billy Richey, Charles Tulley, Arthur Moss, Bessie Smelsor, Helen Thomas, Doris New- by, Melba Pittman, Phyllis Pierce . . Front Row: jack Riggs, Doris Shoup, Barbara Speck, Norman Wolfe, Ed- mond Wininger, jeanne Newell. Rita Taylor, Patty Mosher, Sue Roberts. 36 Wanda jolinston, Beverley llughes . . l'ront Row: Missy Grayston, Ann llickam, Shirley Hart, Gary Elswicli. Roger Davis, Charles jones, Imogene Davis. Karen Lipe, Deloris johnson. Wesley Ising, jackie Doran. ,. if 3 K 1 f, MIDDLE PAN EL Row: Ralph Hickman, john 'ete Eden . , Second Row: Kline, Donald Daniel, jan Jilliam Hammer, David Lar- la jo Dehloss, Louise Dipley, jeffers, Gerald Harns, Shir- son, Shirley Huddleston oifv: Glen Driskell, Billy Kri- me Hutts, Danny Kulp, Fan- qll, Odetta Danford, Phyllis Nancy Elliff, Diana Harris, ohnston, Beverley Hughes . . low.: Missy Grayston, Ann Shirley Hart, Gary Elswick, gms, Charles jones, lmogene Zaren Lipe, Deloris johnson, xlng, jackie Doran. i , , ill l yXl' . A . i v ' beer- -W lkl'-'..llLl Xlorris, john X wi. . -.yolirisri 1 l'r'etlilxe Richardson, 'sliiilex Noir' llr tl Rc X.. . li , mi Wayne , IW , , l3r,it'lr4'ril'Hi1f llixinl Aliller, Bllli xl ii li li x IM or l nnb lois ul, Q! ,1-1. l.ini, Ixnl-1 'xnna lawson, Nancy ,7- lui, luis Rslrile, janicr' Newby , X . , fi L A ,,. , Atgeornl lion' liurgaret l.ortz, Ed- '-,ugrnl llafnes, Ronnn : Wendorll, jim- my Xllnelifr, X irginia Milligan, jane Miller, Xirtginri Pierce, Donna Perry llt'l'f,rJllllLl XX'v,'neSi1nonson . , lfront lloyx Rn ...iid Redmon l U 4 i . tha Rniligndson. l eel R icliej. , ' , , ,erry Mere- dnlr l hnnx lurner Charles Shoup, l orn'i'r john on Barbara Linn. Mar- ,irniny Bunch, Ern- EIGHTIJ GRADE MIDDLE PAN EL Back Row: jane Burwick, Delores Wilson, Marilyn Kerney, Naomi Ragsdale, Charlene Doolen, Carol Richey, Bob Cvordon, Buddy Wilbur, john Wilhite, joe Dale Spencer, Bor- by Luke , . Middle Rowi jimmie Ricke, Bob justice, james Allen, john Kerney, Billie Copeland, Melyita Martin, Lois Riddle, Donna Rogers, Carol Hicklin, jean Ann Stancolt, Patsy Riggs . . Front Row: Bonnie Barr. Barbara Barr, Betty Wagner, Helen Miller, Bobbie Reynolds, Dixie Ayers, Howard Cooper, Bobby Wuell- ner, jeff Bedsaul, Rodney Bishop. ,.,,.. BO'l l'fJ.Xl PANEL Back Roxy: jerald Bryant, Kelvin George, Robert llarnby, David .-Xber, Norman Copeland, Phil Bellairs, Xlol- ly Brown, lixa Brown, Xlerlene Gil- liam, julia Dedrickson, Leora Haley . . Middle Roxy: Bexerly Bohnstedt, Carol Sue lluddleston, Betty Birkes, Pansy Clemons. :Xnn lloward, Shirley Clark. Maurice Clark, Delbert Allen, Fred Crutcher, jack Degrallenreid, Charles Brooks . , liront Row: lom- my Boyd, jimmie Bridges, Lillie Co- pher, Birdie Dart, Carolyn Dickson, Donna Beisner, Eileen Bennett, Lu- cille Boyd, Ellen Galardo, Fern Conner. TOP PANEL Back Row: Sharon Miller, Billy Tibbens. john Perry, Trudy Schatz- man . . 'lhird Row: Tomi Williams, june Spencer, Shirley Sharon, Delores Newby, Saiindra Faye Martin, Donna Kay Martin, Nlary Lou Smith, Bar- bara Mahar, Mary Curtis james, Pat Roderique, R. C. White, Donnie Scott r , Second Row: Arlo johnson, jerry Wilson. Gary Smart, jerry Mes- lin, Bob Powell, john Matthews, Lloyd King. Marilyn King, Marilyn Merritt. Billy jones, Gary Witt . . Front Row: Dean Rednion, Carl Ray johnson. Bob Wallace, Shirley Mar- tin, Carla Richardson, Ralph Lassiter, Clyde Rea, Bob King. ,-Xlice Shivley, joxce filosher Dixie Lee Wallace . . fkbsenti lair' Smith, judith Webb. SEVENTH GRADE MIDDLE PANEL Back Row: jerry Davis, Charles Clyma, Troy Hunt, Loran Haggard. joe Long, Richard Damron, Lois Pummill, Audrey Soard, Bessie Rob- inson, Mary Ann Riddle, Mary jo Riddle. Velma Daniels . . Middle Row: David Cummings, Donna Rus- sell, Donna Hostetter, Mary Lawson, Betty Cotton, Eldena Ayers, Kenneth Farris, Harold jeffers, Curtis Smith, Ralph Selsor, Melvin Murphy, Sam- uel justice . . Front Row: Cecil Sayre, Gary Goswick, Gary Richey, Ronnie Wininger, David Tye, Dewey Benson, Max Spencer, Elois Boyer, Nancy Stussy, Neona Grisham, Annie Cass . . Absent: Chester Brown, Albert Everett, Letha Haase Dorothy Mor- I'lS. , .ae l fy? BOTTOM PAN EL Back Row: Gene Bland, jimmie Busby, Richard Giles, Vernon Barrow. jerry Cobble, Lee Heine. Theodore Cowan, Wanda Gibb, Audrey Dam- ron, joyce Crowell, lmogene Gillion, Sharon Bohnstedt, Gibson Hattery Middle Row: Linda Felund. Sylifia Culton. Sue Anne Holt, joan Hendrix. Eleanor Gibbons, Kathlene llickani. Betty Hudson, Kay Granger. Larry Hutts, Billy Huff, Larry Cole, Nina lvy . . Front Row: Donald Clark, jerry Creech, Richard Hickani, Bobby Breeden, Marybelle Doke, Patsy Chadwell, Kendall Harding, Beverly Breeden, Barbara Cowen, Twyla Doll. joyce Gordon, Betty Lou Hart . Absenti Lo Rey Acosta. The librai with her and some students. K I KH, xll... IQX l PANEL Bland, jimmie Vernon Barrow, Theodore , Audrey Dam- , Imogene Gillion, Gibson Hattery . . Felund, Sylvia Holt, joan Hendrix, Kathlene Hickam, Granger, Larry Larry Cole, Nina Donald Clark, ard Hickam, Bobby elle Doke, Patsy l Harding, Beverly Cowen, Twyla Doll, etty Lou Hart . Rcosta. ,iv CLASSES IN ACTION , if ,gf -hh- Xiifk P VVoi'lcl Histom Claes studies inaps lor lJ21L'lCLQ,'l'OLlllCl of work. Sec1'eta1'ial Training' students take dictation and run off stencils. ..... ' K Shoal Creek at McCle1and Park. 4 0 I lzarc' frarelea' all 0z'0r the world fo find here in the lzcarf of Jlissourz' the most may 221'-fI'C?IIf scmzery H10 eye has ever beheld. -BAY.-XRD TAYLOR A : -tw i ,2 V I T. 'r ' Ullll UBB D0-Sz'-D0 The Square Dance, which is now so popular everywhere, has been a chief diversion deep in the Ozark hills for many decades. , A4 V l, Aim? ' e ef? ? world to find the most mag- ever beheld. ARD TAYLOR r .q ,,- -.Q-, , , W ,g,..V,,s- v, 5 , Senior Hgh Student Comm! l lkipliouw ,Xhce Riggs Bihy joe VVeaver,jYnnniy Bain johnny llinds, Barbara linost, hiarnyn Brooks, Ben ljkkanr Donna Rodenque., .jlnrdliowz josk Shure Hazd Burk,lDeEkta GahdL Bob Burrw,l4arve Raw- son, janice llargis, Phyllis Newby, james jones, Whitson Kirk, Phyllis johnson . Second Row: Gladys Smith, Dick Rowlette, jerry Drachenberg, Barbara Miller, Sandra Trimble, Mary Diedr1ckson,.Sue Durham, Mary jean Rutherford, Kenneth Shoup, Rex Rogers . . . Front Row: Mr. Babbitt Csponsorj, Richard Bellairs, Mari- lyn Gretx, Walter james, Genile Woodmansee Csecretaryb, George Poole Cpresidentj, Barbara Laster Ctreasurerj, joe Babbnh Grace Pahnen jun Van Hoose Our Senior High Student Council, consisting of thirty-six members, has had a very suc- cessful and profitable year, under the excellent guidance of our sponsor, Mr. Babbitt, and the capable leadership of our president, George Poole. Campus and locker clean-ups were conducted as in previous years. The organization sponsored many dances as always-those after football and basketball games and the annual Christmas matinee dance. At Christmas time we decorated the second floor with streamers and a beautiful Christmas tree illumin- ated by colored lights. One helpful project of the organization Was repairing and renovating parts of our auditorium. The C0l1T1Cil is Proud of the fact that their group was chosen as one of the schools this year to sponsor the Babe Ruth Sportsmanship program. Medals are to be given on Honor Day to 'Che SGIUOI' lO0Y Pllld girl, Who, in the Opinion of the classmates and underclassmen, have ex- emplified the best sportsmanship in all phases of school life. Tommy Johns and Genile Wood- mansee were awarded this Best Sportsmanship honor. Their names will be engraved on a plaque and placed in the trophy case. Officers and other members attended the annual Southwestern Stud t C 'l C 'en- , ' en ounci ont tion at Nevada. The delegates received much inspiration and benefit from their association with other groups and in discussion of problems and projects of high school life A great year was closed with lots of f d ' ' V t g ' UH, Q00 food, and good companions on the annual Student Coun- cil picnic which was held on May 1 at Scheimeiho P k + . . , . N ' 1'D ar . It was a most delightful occasioll V.'l1lC11 will always be rem lo ' d - ' . - - . t Gm 61? as a climax of our pleasant association together in working lor our school and our community. 42 The 18. The Phyllis i council 2 group al losis Ho: lected m the Chri ored str' By . Junior I Junior I ing' even High Stl inspirati A v the annl served: present: per, the lop Rf Third llnrt jackie identl, i 1126 ' .1 l - I 17 wt.. 1 , Til' 9 Y nl' i X. Knost, Marilyn Brooks, Ben Bob Burris, Harve Raw- Second Row: Gladys Smith, Jn, Sue Durham, Mary Lnsorl, Richard Bellairs, Mari- tl, Barbara Laster Ctreasurerl, nbers, has had a very suc- ponsor, Mr. Babbitt, and ind locker clean-ups were dances as always-those zinee dance. At Christmas il Christmas tree illumin- repairing and renovating as one of the schools this to be given on Honor Day , underclassmen, have ex- y Johns and Genile Wood- es will be engraved on 21 i Student Council Conven- fit from their association 1igh school life. A great the annual Student Coun- L most delightful occasion ation together in Working amor filgfz Student Council The first meeting of the Junior High Student Council was held on Monday, September iii. The ot't'ir-ers elected were: president, Jan Jester, vice president, Jerry Burk, secretary, Phyllis Pier-ceq and captain, Bob Wuellner. Many excellent projects were carried out. The council assisted in the enrolling of Junior High clubs and in several locker clean-ups. The group also sponsoregl the sending of tray favors by the grade school children, to the Tubercu- losis Hospital on Christmas, Easter, Valentine Day, and St. Patrick's Day. The members col- lected money in each Junior and Senior High home room for the Junior Red Cross. During the ffhristrnas season they decorated the first floor With a beautiful Christmas tree and col- ored streamers. By having concession stands at the Junior High basketball games, and by sponsoring four Junior High dances, the council was able to raise enough money to buy new uniforms for the Junior High basketball team. They also elected five Junior High cheerleaders. One outstand- ing event of the year was the sending of delegates, Jan Jester and Jerry Rusk, to the Junior High Student Council Convention on Saturday, October 14. .These youths brought back much inspirational and helpful information. A very successful year, under the friendly guidance of Miss Stinnett, was ended with the annual picnic, held on Thursday, April 26, at Carthage Park. A delicious menu was served: weiners, potato salad, potato chips, cake, and cokes. The following guests were present: Mr. Babbitt, Miss Venable, Mrs. Pierce, Mrs. Boyer, and Mr. Hare. Before the sup- per, the group played baseball. lop Ron.. ,lcrry Rusk, Lee lliene, Miss Stinnett Csponsorj, jerry Burk Cvice-presidentj, Howard Phillips . . . 'lhinl lion' Carol Sue l'lur,ltlleston, Shirley lluddleston. Sue Roberts, Charlene Doolen, Barbara Linn Shirlev llrnt . St-cond Ron: -lohnny Turner, Lloyd King, Kathleen llickam, Phyllis Brooks, Betty Burk, Max Corner, lackie- lJegrafl'em'eid . . . Front Row: Alice Shively, Eloise Boyer, Phyllis Pierce Csecretaryi, jan ,Iester tpres- irlcnli, Bobbie Wuellner fcaptaini, Gary Richey, Ronald Kline. 5. 43 OUR l95I KING JACK STAFF:-Top Row: Patsy Kepple, Harve Rawson, Joe Babbitt, Walter James, Richard Bellairs, Cecilia Veatch, Floyd Shirk . . . Second Row: Marilu Birkes, Marilyn Brooks, Burnace Pence, Pat Johnston, Marilyn Gretz, Jimmy Van Hoose, Barbara Cruse, Joan Graves, Shirley Dickson . . . Front Row: Nancy Lee, Barbara Laster, Lloyd Mink, Jane Watson, Pat Wilbur, Wilson Hunter, Norma Terry, Grace Palmer. Yes, our King Jack Staff has come a long Way since last fall, and our Work has been fascinating even though somewhat arduous at times. Besides the usual planning, financing and editing of a year book, We took in our stride the selling of hot dogs , candy and cokes at the Monett basketball game, promoting yearbook subscriptions in the Queen contest, during which 558 annuals were sold, helping with the stage decorations for the coronation of the Queen. Our annual King Jack dinner Was held this year on April 25 at the home of Nancy Lee, Where We distinguished ourselves in consuming quantities of food, topped off with cherry pie alamode. - We have endeavored to give an accurate and interesting account of our high school life in pictures and story-a memory book of this eventful year. With pleasure We present our 1951 King Jack. Ecfifors LLOYD MINK Assistant Fdrtoo PAT'l Y WILBUP inc 5---.. Fo Fd1fo1s Clock' ing to kee Marilyn G Dickson a' everything our photog getter ad s sible, Graf Crotty ani M...-..-f 4- ww i I K h I - . J - .Q J JF . . J ALA! A, ,Q w ,., , . 1-,asm KX L iv pf V It k 1 ri -Q, 4 1 ff l JANE WATSGN f Y , W, ' ,Lx y 5 ' ' ' fx -ff 7 .. ' 44 , Q il ' 3 Harve V eatch, Burnace 'a Cruse, la Laster, ma Terry, ur work has been anning, financing :andy and cokes at en contest, during coronation of the me of Nancy Lee, ff with cherry pie r high school life 'e We present our I l ,i in 'Wt ,- Iiifkzg mi Sfajn jf Uforli vlovluvise: Wilson Hunter and Norma Terry business man-iffers d , t cg , o some fancy figur- euo' in Steep out oi' the red, while Nancy Lee accomplishes wonders on the typewriter, and ivlnrilyu tiretz adds up accountsg Pat Johnston, art editor, just draws and drawsg Shirley lim-lisoli and Barbara Cruse perform some cutting feats, and Harve Rawson gets paste on eveijvtliiiig' but the picturesg Joan Graves and Barbara Laster stick the Juniors on the boardg our pliotograpliers, Patsy Kepple and Cecilia Veatch appear to be seeing thingsg our go- getter ml salesmen-Jim Van Hoose P' ' - ' ' , tichaid Bellaus and Burnace Pence-achieve the impos- siblcg Grace Palmer is engrossed with co f ' py or the printer-or is she? Our sponsors, Miss C1-otty and Mrs, Johns, are invisible. O V75 like ' M l ttyl :Ps-5 , 4, A i sr 5. 3 wr . ri AT Zflifif- , -Elia' . W ,, fi.: . 1- 'M .b ,, . . We fi 'gn . V Lili l V. if. , K--r ,,,,. Auf-. ., ' Cfzrzlzkzzzl Notes Staff THEY GATHER THE NEXVS-Top Row: Barbara Knost, Marilyn Brooks, Joan Graves, Charles Boyd, Lloyd Mink, Frank Moffett, Bill 'l'riemer, Cecilia Veatch, Norma Terry, Jeannine Coffee, Mary Rutherford, Margaret Wilson . , . Fourth Row: Martha Witherspoon, Myrtle Conner, Kitty Miller, Janice Hargis, Cleta McKee, Doro- thy Polston, Josie Shure, Donna Roderique, Barbara Cruse, Shirley Degraffenreid, Shirley Kirby, Barbara Miller . . . Third Row: Theodore Palmer, Bob Burris, Delores Duke, Jan Moseley, Carl Gilliam, Bud Doran. Jimmy Van Hoose, Kenneth Shoup, Monica Elliff, Barbara Merry, Jean Ann Fisher . . . Second Row: Marilyn Gretz, Norma Dunlap, Hazel Burk, Barbara Jordan, Gay Landon, Fay Landon, Nancy Lee, Grace Palmer, Alice Williams, Alice Riggs . . . Front Row: Mary Matheny, Carol Sue Laird, Jane Baldridge, Pat Moffett, Genilc Woodinansee, Pat Gilliam, Harve Rawson, Barbara Laster, Shirley Dickson, Kay George, Jeannine llargis, Carolyn Carlstead. An alert staff has accurately reported the news of the various events and phases of our high school life for the daily papers, the Webb City Sentinel and the Joplin Globe, under the expert direction of the editor and assistant editor. Pat Gilliam and Harve Rawson, and the supervision of the sponsor, Miss Crotty. Barbara Laster as secretary and Genile VVoodman- see as typist have rendered efficient service. Lloyd Mink and Jim Van Hoose, sports editors, have moved in and out of school and everywhere to give interesting daily stories of all athletic events and personalities. The staff meets each Tuesda news articles are assigned to the various reporters. Ten of the and Scroll, on the qualifications of scholarship and excellent journalistic Work. The eagerly anticipated social event, the annual Cardinal Notes party was h ld t th y morning before school, and special staff were named to the Quill , e a e home of Jane Baldridge on Monday evening, March 26. The decorations and refreshments car- ried out the Easter motif. The entertain t ' . men consisted of newspaper games, 46 QUILL Al for high SC and who hz book. Fiftf Februafy 2 president! Wilbur, gui THE NAT established year with c upon a bas junior, and year are: .l Ql'ILL Al Richard B1 Graves, Nl: . , . Front de-ntl, Jann THESPIA ,loe Merrie Barbara Jr Woodinans Grace Paln Boyd, Lloyd Margaret Mc Kee, Doro- Kirby, Barbara Bud Doran. cond Row: Marilyn gee, Grace Palmer. ridge, Pat Moffett, George. Jeannine and phases of our z Globe, under the - Rawson, and the Genile Woodman- ose, sports editors, ories of all athletic school, and special named to the Quill vork. , was held at the refreshments car- es. oumalzlvizk and Speedy wear Sorzefigy QUILL AND SCROLL rnororny Roe Cha te, , I for high school journalistsg juniors and seniors gvhorrdiikaiii EliE51qJ1atiOT1?E'L.IiIO1?O1.a1.y Soclgty and whq have done Superior Work either on the high School 'DD61 iid' in scholarship, lliolldql Flftggh Igedvi nilembers were initiated at a very beautiigtillped Cdl lhehthllgh School year e ruary ,a e ome of J W , an eig e ceremony on presidentg Nancy Lee, vice Drgdide11tait?lca1iiebX5lVtlge Off1C91'S elected last year: Norma Terry, Wilbur, guard. ' 9' Son' Secretaryi Lloyd Mink, t1'93SU1'91'5 Patty THE NATIONAL THESPIAN SOCIETY T of year W1 on y ive mem ersg but during the T. t . . ' S0019 Y egall 9 upon a basls of Skill and participation in anyyg-1386vigc2nti5gtWot'add1t1onal member-S-selected Junior, andTseI1i-or classes, have been initiated into the realmmdflffhilgligigflfslifg, MEF. Sophplnffief year are: a - . . . - o icers or Y ammons, president, .Tommy Johns, vice president, Harve Rawson, SeC,.eta1.y? Qlllili ,lNlJ'S1'li0LL--Top Row: Patsy Kepple, Marilu Birkes, Monica Elliff, joe Babbitt, Walter james. liltlizml Bellairs, Cecilia Veatch, Carolyn Carlstead . . . Middle Row: jim Van Hoose, Shirley Dickson, ,loan fffflrfw. Marilyn Brooks, Barbara Cruse, Donna Roderique, Grace Palmer, Genile Woodmansee, llarve Ransom l font Row: Barbara Laster, Pat Gilliam, Wilson Hunter, Nancy Lee Cvice presidentl, Norma 'lierry lpresi il- in 1, ,lane Watson Csecretaryj, Lloyd Mink Ctreasurerj, Pat Wilbur Cguardj, Marilyn Gretz. 'l'lll4.Hl'I.XNS-'lop Row: Gene jeffries, Kenneth Shoup, Walter james, Gary Sampson, Mrs. ,lolins lsporisoril. lor Mr-rrick, Richard Bellairs, Floyd Shirk . . . Middle Row: jim Van Hoose, Barbara Gruse, Donna Rotlcrioue izirhqira lordon, ,Ioan Moon, Rosemary Redmon, Sandra Trimble, Wilson Hunter .n ,l . Front Row: Gcnile fMrorliii,iiisr-ff, Cecilia Veatch, Pat Kepple, Harve Rawson, jay l-lammons, Alice Williams, Nancy .-Xnn Lee ' 'ur l':slmer, 47 T .0-'5f t wm- --r ,.., .,,4,, , 'L -wh? ,ig ,v .-Aft fr, ' 'I' f . .1 fUNfOR CLASS PLAK PRESENTED fANUARY lc? MRS. HUNTER, Director 7 7 ff Pro error, How Could Eu! A FARCE IN THREE ACTS by ANNE C. MARTENS This play portrays life of a typical college professor fRichard Bellairsj who gets him- self into innumerable difficulties involving four prospective brides, and an unknown Wife . The auditorium held an overflowing crowd who witnessed the final happy ever after end- ing when the professor finally chose a wife, the spirited Vicky Randolph fJoan Moonb. i Z The unexpected wife Cjim Van Hoosel arrives at a momentous crisis. Watching in amazement are Butcher Boy Bean CGary Sampsonj, Tootsie Bean CBarbara Crusel. Keats Perry CRichard Bellairsl, Grandpa Perry fHarve Rawsonj, Val- erie Whitman CPatsy Kepplel, Priscilla Mor- ley CCecelia Veatchb. The cast poses for a pic- ture after the curtain call. Back Row: Donna Roderique, Harve Raw- son, Barbara Cruse, Rich- ard Bellairs, jim Van Hoose, Floyd Shirk, Par' SY KCpple..Front Roni loan Moon, Cecilia Veatch, Wayne Sampson .lefty Thompson, Gan Sampson, Reva ,lean johnson. Yuba Bin flay H mum, is fascinated BC, Starlight fBarI Laszerll M'liSS fGf Woodmansfiel is C forted by Kenneth Shi the school masterg vi judge McSnaggleY fy Qin Hunterl. the la' Smiths Pocket, wat Mrs. Moffits, the la lady of the Roarin' I played by Nancy Lee Court, held in the lo of the Roarin' Dog, soon be in session to cide the fate of the scl master, held for the n der of Bummer Sn M'liss's father. C john Carver, Ge Woodmansee, Barl Laster, jay Hamm, Nancy Lee, jane Wat Wilson Hunter, ja Simonson, Norma Te SA A mo its colorft ters, who father, he love of th UAR Y 18 rsj who gets him- 1 unknown wife y ever after end- Goan Moonj. The unexpected wife Cjim Van Hoosej arrives at a momentous crisis. Watching in amazement are Butcher Boy Bean CGary Sampsonj, Tootsie Bean CBarbara Crusel. Keats Perry CRichard Bellairsj, Grandpa Perry fHarve Rawsonj, Val- erie Whitman fPatsy Kepplej, Priscilla Mor- ley CCecelia Veatchj. The cast poses for a Dff' ture after the curtalv call. Back Row: Donnu Roderique, Harve RPN son, Barbara Cruse, Riih' ard Bellairs, jim WH Hoose, Floyd Shirk, PHP' Sy Kepple..Front RCW' joan Moon, Crcilt Veatch, Wayne SamP50'l jerry Thompson. GW Sampson, Reva ,lfll johnson. tuba Bill Ljay llam- nmnsl is fascinated by Bess Starlight QBarbara lasterlg M'liss tGenile Wnotlnianseel is com- forted by Kenneth Shoup, the school masterg while judge McSnaggley fWil- son Hunterj, the law of Smiths Pocket, watches Nlrs. Moffits, the land- lady of the Roarin' Dog, played by Nancy Lee. Court, held in the lobby of the Roarin' Dog, will soon be in session to de- cide the fate of the school master, held for the mur- der of Bummer Smith, M'liss's father. Cast: john Carver, Genile Woodmansee, Barbara Laster, jay Hammons, Nancy Lee, jane Watson, Wilson Hunter, james Simonson, Norma Terry. SENIOR CLASS PLAK PRESENTED APRIL I3 MRS. JOHNS, Director ffflflzlff ffwf Western HHH 9' A COMEDY IN THREE ACTS, Adapted by VIRGINIA MITCHELL A modern version of Bret Hart'S immortal classic, which thrilled a large audience with its colorful Western setting of the Roarin' Dog Hotel lobby and its colorful Western charac- lfff1'S, who wove a wholesome tale of the hoydenish M'liss and her love for her no-account father, her clever outwitting of the city slickers in claiming her fortune, and winning the love of the country School-teacher. fl 9 1.. S Senior Hzgfz Cfubs SHAKESl'EAIHnl CLUB AND Y-'l'EENS-- Back Row: Pat Gilliam, Grace Palmer, john Carver, Norma Miller, Miss McFadin Cspon- sor of Y-'lieensl . V llffmt ROW el joan Graves, Hazel Burk,-Xin ll iginia Breeden, Carla Milligan. l l li i 'PRAVEL CLUB l AND l'II-Y-- l Back Row: joe Dan Merrick, l Mr. Babbitt Csponsorl, Ch21YlC5 1 Boyd, Charles House, Carl i Sheets, Paul Passley, Paul Mul- l king . . liront Rowi Norval Day, Carl Gilliam, Burnace Pence, jimmy Van Hoose, Bill Triemer, Harve Rawson. i YICTORIANS- Back Row: Myrtle Richey, Bar- i l bara jordan, Mrs. johns Cspon- sorl, Cecilia Veatch, Earldene Harrington, Dorothy Miller . . Middle Row: Norma Dunlap, Rosemary Redmon, Marilyn Brooks, Barbara Laster, Pat Wilbur, jane Watson, Phyllis johnson, Carolyn Carlsteacl . . Front Row: Genile Woodman- see, jan Moseley, Delores Duke, Barbara Knost, Dorothy Pat- terson, Shirley Kirby, Patsy Kepple, Margaret Meslin. gil Ufficers 1 SHAKESPEARE CLUB-President, John Carver, vice president Grace Palmer' S901-Q- H tary, Joan Gravesg treasurer, Pat Gilliam, sponsor, Miss Crotty. i , Y-TEENS--President, Virginia Breedeng vice p' 'd t C -1 ' ' . Burkg treasurer, Norma Millerg sponsor, Miss M1c?adtiB., al a Milligan, Secretary' Hazel HIGH-Y--President, Carl Gilliam, vice p' s'd t Ch '1' . . , , ti,euSu1,e1,, Joe Merrick: Sponsor, Mr' Babbitiul GH , ai ie House, secietary, Cha1les Boyd, i TRAVEL CLUB-President Harve Rawson' vice ' ' , y , reside t, . . . , l treasurer, Burnace Peneeg sponsor, Miss Herrod. p H Jlm Van Hoose' Secletaly 4 VICTORIANS 4President, Barbara Laster' vice r 'd ' l , Patty Wilhurq treasurer, Jane Watson. i p GSI ent' Gemle W00dm3l1S99S S6C1'9l3211'Y, 2 I - OO i i Sen iw' M U SIC Ehrenman F. H. A. Breedeng ii DRAMA1 Suzanne J ML' SIC C Ll Back Row: Bonnie Smitl spoon, Miss Anne liisher Mary jean l 'l'erry, Ruth clan, Barbar bliswonger . janice Hargi: Ellen Lowe, jeannine Ha hill, Sally ' Newby . . Durham, je: yln Gretz, j jeffries, Vii Doris Shaw, F. H. A.- Back Row: l jo Wallace, Hammond, F Feaster, Pegg Row: Melt Richey, Lore lyn Breeden, Nelda Demc janet Tomlii DRABIATIC Back Row: ' lgllen Ded Doll, Cecil llunter, jo Hunter . . T l1lliff, Suzan Moffett. Bu George, Marg ilu Birkes .. Nliller, Pat Baldritige , Nancy Lee, Barbara Mil Xlice Willia lilIlN' Xjgyf 'il.lI'Ll Copigl, jon. Glady: ik ,ilkcr Hzgrfz Cfzzbs 5,511-3 CLUB lENS- Pat Gilliam, Grace ,hn Carver, Norma McFadin Lspon- :ensj . . Front Row: 35, Hazel Burk..Yir- len, Carla Milligan. CLYB ,- 'g joe Dan Merrick. tt Csponsorl, Ch3Yl9S iarles House, Carl al Passley, Paul'Mul- Front Row: Norval -l Gilliam, Burnace imy Yan Hoose, Bill Harve Rawson. ANS- : Myrtle Richey, Bar- an, Mrs. johns tspon- ilia Yeatch, Earldene n, Dorothy Miller . . low: Norma Dunlap, Redmon, Marilyn Barbara Laster, Pat lane Watson, Phyllis Carolyn Carlstead . . wx Genile Woodman- loseley, Delores Duke, Knost, Dorothy Pat- hirley Kirby,, PatS!v' Margaret Meslin. e Palmer, secre- secretary, Hazel , Charles Boyd! ooseg secretary- ansee 3 secretary, iS'uf11'01' H 1372 Cfubx MUSIC CLUB-President, Gene Jeffues V1 d Ehl-enmang treasurer, Jean Norton sp0nso1,Cill1Kss,eFlul3J1Bt11djous Shaw' Seuetall Vugmll F. H. A.-President, Ida Mae Gusham, Vice 1 d t D Breedeng treasurer, Nelda De Moss, sponsol, Mlisgslieiiinmonodls Newby, Semetaw CM013 H DRAMATIC CLUB-President Maigaietw 1 Suzanne Jacksong treasurer, Alice Riggs, spoiiicliililllflicse Ilgtiiitiint Momm Mhfi Stu etaly MUSIC CLUB- Back Row: Shirley Breeden, Bonnie Smith, Martha Wither- spoon, Miss Hubbard, jean Anne Fisher . . Third Row: Mary jean Rutherford, Norma Terry, Ruth Prater, Inez jor- dan, Barbara Merry, Phyllis Niswonger . . Second Row: janice Hargis, Carol Sue Laird, Ellen Lowe, Sandra Trimble, jeannine Hargis, DeEtta Ca- hill, Sally Waggoner, Phyllis Newby . . Front Row: Sue Durham, jean Norton, Mari- yln Gretz, john Bishir, Gene jeltries, Virginia Ehrenman, Doris Shaw, Carol Shaw. F. H. A.- Back Row: Helen jeffers, Billy jo Wallace, Nina Hinkle, Miss Hammond, Flora jeffers, Betty lreaster, Peggy Thorpe . . Front Row: Melba White, Betty Richey, Lorene Newby, Caro- lyn Breeden, lda Mae Grisham, 'Nelda Demoss, Doris Newby, janet 'I omlinson. DHA 3IA'I'll' CLUB- llrnk Row: Donna Hall, Mary Hlcn Dedrickson, Charles Doll Cecil Burke, Wilson lluntrgr, josie Shure, Mrs. lluntvr , 'lhird Row: Monica llhll Suzanne jackson, Frank 'vlolltvi Buddy Doran, Kay 'f1'1Islv, Margaret Wilson, Mar- rlii Iiirlivu , Row: Kitty ilfllvr llxt Nloffetl, june l3-'l'lrvli4c , jcanctle Roberts, ' fr I I 1-rx Myrtle Conner, lf-ul uv ,Nlillur , . Front Row: 711' 'i.'rlllu.n1is, jovce Martin, l'11l - Nlsiylir-lil, liay Landon, lN flflwliilhl, Shirley Dick- lrlx 'rlaflv Smith, Delores ll-,u V in-or. Senior Hzgb Cfznii PERRY Si ll+1N1'l'l f'lil'II-- Back Row: Kenneth Rodnnii. john Darby, james ,lffm'N 'Elf Williams fsponsorl. Dick lim., lette . . Middle Row: ji-rim Dmghenberg, john Ldson james Cummings, joe .l21C'fli- son, 'liherodore Palmer, john Bruce Cummings, Buddy Ger- hardt . . liront Row: l,loxwl Mink, Richard Bellairs, Shirlm Degraffenreid, Barbara Crusty Mildred Wallace, Donna Roll- erique, Kenneth Shoup, Leon- ard' Paxon. INDUSTRIAL ARTS CLUB- Back Row: Kay Hancock, Randall Bishir, john Bowman. Billy jo Weaver, Mr. Shonk sponsorb . . Front Row: Rob- ert johnson, Cecil Dowell. Orval Cooper, Ronnie Smith, Bob Gilliam, Leroy Provins. SPORTS CLUB- Back Row: j. O. Mills, jimmy Gooch, Mr. Hunter Cspon- sorj . . Third Row: Charles Sumpter, Walter Stapleton, joe Babbitt, Lewis Cowan, Whitson Kirk, Lewis Martin, Marion Hayes . . Second Row: jay Hammons, jimmy Hunter, lim- mett McFarland, Sonny Nlilli- gan, Eddie Nealy, Ronnie Richardson, Charles Neese , . Front Row: Tommy Bair, Ken- neth Hamilton, Gene Wuellner, Kenneth Magruder, George Poole, Tommy johns, Gary Huffman, Bill Terry. PERRY, SCIENCE CLUB-President, Floyd Shirk: vice president, Walter James' secre- t31'Y, Shirley Deg1'affen1'eidg sponsor, Mr. Hunter. i IN DUSTRI Q . - . . AL ARTS CLUB P19S1d9Ut,K-RY HaHC0Ck: V106 president, Robert Gilliam: seci'eta1'y and ti'easu1'e1', Robert Johnson, sponsor Ml. Shonk SPORTS CLUB-President, Tommy Johns: Vice resid t G Bilbllittl sponsor, Mr. Hunter. P en, 901'ge Pooleg secretary, Joe 52 f- H f 1, V v L ,lL!77!i07i f N I NTH G i'et'.1'y and D RAM AT Mary Curt SC RAPB Robinson 5 M l'SIC C L L' Back Rowi l Chancellor. Corner, Gai' Burk, Glen D' Ronald Marti Geraldine I Boyer, Phyll Board, Nlary Christman. Phyllis Arms lift, Phyllis Row: Kare Pierce. jeanii li' Hughes, St Dipley, Nl: Shirley lludi Row: Betty' Diana Harri Doris Shout Betty Rook. DRAMATIC Back Row: jane :Xnn Ni by. judy XX james, Elea: jane Kirk, l'ern Conne Barbara Bai Audrey Dar Bonnie Barr ,liijcc Nlwsl Xlice Shiiel Ann lloxx SFRA P1201 W . hticlx HUM it .,, inf, NNN. lil lb-1 iliviy init' ,Xiijkiic KU iv- one i -l., iirill l' Ywfix B' Kivit . X 1 l 9f'fffgb Cflvby SCIENCE CLUB- iv: Kenneth Rodman rby, james jones, Mr: ggponsorl, Dick Row- Middle Row: jerry ierg, john Edson, um mings. ,l oe jacob- rodore Palmer, john immings. Buddy Ger- . Front Row: Lloyd chard Bellairs. Shirley ireid. Barbara Cruse, Wallace. Donna Rod- fenneth Shoup, Leon- ri. HIAL ARTS Jw: Kay Hancock, Sishir, john Bowman, Weaver, Mr. Shonk . . Front Row: Rob- ison, Cecil Dowell, oper, Ronnie Smith, im, Leroy Provins. CLUB- ': j. O. Mills, jimmy yir. Hunter Cspon- Third Row: Charles vValter Stapleton, joe ewis Cowan, Whitson vis Martin, Marion Second Row: jay jimmy Hunter, Em- arland, Sonny Milli- .ie Nealy, Ronnie 1, Charles Neese . . : Tommy Bair, Ken- lton, Gene Wuellner, Magruder, George mmy johns, Gary Bill Terry. ir James, secre- Robert Gilliamg secretary, Joe .- sag-. ., '- ' ' ,e Lf-.-1-gf V, Y -rf 4:1'li'f.lll'f'1F O Ufyrfers NINTH GRADE MUSIC CLUB-Presid t M . . GH , ax Corner, vice president, Jerry Burk, see- retary and treasurer, Phyllis Pierce, reporter, Phyllis Brooks, Spongoy Mrs, Ball. DRAMATIC CLUB-President, Fern Connerg Vice president, Ann Howardg Secretal Mary Curtis Jamesg treasurer, Patsy Roderiqueg sponsor, Mrs, Coffee, SCRAPBOOK CLUB-President, Ellen Galardog secretary, Birdie Robinson 5 sponsor, Miss Stinnett. MUSIC CLUB- 'Y, Dart, reporter, Bessie Back Row: Wesley King, Bob fe- Chancellor, Bob Peek, Max .,...,., WW., , Corner, Gary Baker, jerry 1315 Burk, Glen Driskal, Billy Poole, -. , E WAC, Ronald Martin . . Second Row: ' Geraldine Rogers, Marlene Boyer, Phyllis Brooks, Betty , , Board, Mary Witherspoon, joy za XSL gf Christman, Odetta Danford, f i, Phyllis Armstrong, Nancy El- --gf ' ' ' ' liif, Phyllis Hawes . . Third 5 5 Row: Karen Lipe, Phyllis 'id x' F? Q, iff Pierce, jeannie Newell, Bever- f 'V V ly Hughes, Shirley Hart, Louise TN ' Dipley, Maxine Buchanan, Shirley Huddleston . . Front Row: Betty Burk, Opal Bettis, Diana Harris, Barbara Speck, Doris Shoup, Peggy Barger, Betty Rook. DRAMATIC CLUB- Back Row: Patsy johnson, jane Ann Miller, Delores New- hv, judy Webb, Mary Curtis james, Eleanor Gibbons, Lois jane Kirk, Beverly Breeden, Fern Conner, Betty Wagner, Barbara Barr . . Front Row: Xudrey Damron, Elois Boyer, Bonnie Barr, Patsy Roderique, loyre Mosher, Lucille Boyd, Xlite Shively, Donna Beisner, .finn lloward. S4'R.1PI300K CLUB- liack Row: Lois White, Nancy Pitts, Shirley Mathias, Letha llaase, joyce Crowell, Sharon liohnsteclt, Wanda Gibbs . . lllilllle Row: Shirley Clafkf liirdie Dart, Pansy Clemons, lvuvla Drill, Dixie Ayers, El- ffena Ayers, Bessie Robinson, liriiy Cotton . . Front Row: lfiirifia Mosher, Ellen Galar- ilo linda lfelund, Imogene ffilliain, Shirley Sharon, Bar- hara Cowan, Sylvia Culton, Bull? Ivy, Betty Hart, Dixie 'nfl HCC ln- 5 THE ORCHEST Poole lconductor Brooks Richard l drecl Wallace, jo Mink vice presidi Lucille Boyd. Do dentl, PHTU' Will The Instr profitable and Paul Hight C1 Festival, and Won a. 2 plus Marilyn Gretz orchestra, the of tone, has n Jackg and wil The band ball and bask' to Mt. Vernon Vice Presiden' crowning' foot jJQ1'l'Ul'lNlU'lCG C Myrtle Connei llmssooiil. Ri ll rating' at llris summer : heodore Cowan. lligan, Kenneth Burris, Bill joe se . . . Second it, Emmett Mc- Shirk, Tommy Orville Cooper. l, Phyllis john- ore marching in isher, jean Nor- Row: Earldene ine Newby, Gay Row: Margaret THE ORCHESTRA Poole fconductorl, Nancy Lee . . . Third Row: jane Watson, Phyllis johnson, Paul Hight Mary Gilbett Carl IS ready f0T 21 COUCCTI program-Back Row: Ray Cruzan, Vernon Bowman Gene jeffries Arthur Brooks Richard Bellairs, Tommy Byrd, Floyd Shirk, Lloyd Fisher, jimmy Gooch, Buddy Doran, Phillip Byrgll Mil- dred Wallace, joe Merrick, john D b , H d C ' . ' I . . af Y OWHT 009612 jerry Cobble. Barbara Cruse . . . Second Row. Lloyd Mink vice presidentj, Marilyn Brooks, Marlene Boyer, Ann Howard, Harve Rawson, Fern Conner Myrtle Conner Lucille Boyd, Donna Beisner, Gary Goswick, Donna Russell, Kenneth Farris . . . Front Row: Marilyn Gretz Cpresil dentl, Patty Wilbur, Kenneth Shoup Creporterj, Barbara Laster Csecretary-treasurerb, Barbara Barr, Betty Board. The Instrumental Department, under the capable direction of Mr. Poole, has had a profitable and pleasurable year. The orchestra and two violin soloists, Marilyn Gretz and Paul Hight Cpupils of Mrs. Chester Roneyl received favorable criticism at the Joplin Music Festival, and were awarded I ratings at the Neosho Sub-District Contest. The orchestra won a 2 plus at the Springfield District contest-the highest rank given. Concert-mistress, Marilyn Gretz, attained I rating at Springfield and at the state contest at Columbia. The orchestra, the string section of which has been highly praised for its professional quality of tone, has made program appearances at the P. T. A., the Coronation of Queen of King Jackg and Will play at Baccalaureate Services and Commencement. The band also has accomplished distinctive things. It has performed at all school foot- ball and basketball games at home this year, and made one road trip with the football team to Mt. Vernon. Besides maneuvering in the spectacular parade held in Joplin in honor of Vice President Barkley, the band was guest to the S. M. S. band-day, home-coming, queen- crowning football game at Springfield. The band received I rating at N eosho contest for its performance of the Overture to the Barber of Seville CRossiniJ. The Woodwind quintet-- Myrtle Conner fflutej, Harve Rawson foboeh, Jimmy Gooch CFrench hornb, Carl Brooks Cbassoonl, Richard Bellairs Cclarinetb-Won highest honors in district contest and scored a ll rating at the state contest at Columbia. The band is planning a series of concerts for this summer at the city park. 55 l l A DEB l 1 h N Lee jim Van Hoose, Monica Elliff-ready for conClU95fl ATERS-,Ioan Graves, Mr. Anderson Ccoac 5, ZWCY l l i l 1 I l l SCENES OF JU l l SENIOR. HIGH l l i CITY BAND forms the HA of the formation of the Z0 Ozark bands at the Springfield home-com- ing football game. l vini Wiwm Under th i outstanding y 1 4 crowds. A be and the usual A the soloists oi '-Eli the ensembles ity of voices a unusual ratin 'l ratings to go i were tops, an to Columbia 1 tol. and the I bringing to a l I s sssssss s l x NIYIZXI, OF f'HRIs'rMAs DRAXVINGS i M . B ll' n rs a 5 music room, made by Fay Landon. Donna Hall. Gay Landon. for conquest! Springfield home-com- y Landon, Donna Hall, svnxms OF JUNIOR HIGH OPEHETTAM-'when Christmas Comesw SENIOR HIGH OPERETTA SCENES- Peggy and the Pirates Under the talented direction of Mrs. Helen Ball, the Vocal Music department has had an outstanding year of programs and honors. The operettas Were highly applauded by capacity crowds. A beautiful Christmas program was given by smaller ensemble groups and soloists, and the usual caroling through the halls was indeed impressive. The smaller ensembles and the soloists often appeared as guest singers in civic and other programs of the district. All the ensembles and soloists received high praise at the Joplin Music Festival for superior qual- ity of voices and selections. In the Sub-District Contest at Neosho the department received unusual ratings. At the Springfield District Contest, four ensembles and one soloist made I WUHQS '00 go on to the State Contest at Columbia. 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' - A' 2,55 ,, , ,- ,ig P2',12..Bfsiif 31'-' 151' +- V-:,t+' 3:52 Q H- 'gz PPL.: ii Biff? jiffii Mx: SQ, QA, e:'e'3 :ef 'xXe:Qe'.' Yuggf ' ' e N.,..., - x n 1 , nk fguiqxx OF INRXTBALL . ..,., .,,,.gA N-. iff-xff ' V'--KN? Z1 ',V1 X K -- - - Llunsf- P, L Y... V . ,. X. V ,V ,X ,X -S i,,. U, -, , xx' Q CL I C x v x . Sampson joe Row: Ken- Lloyd Mink, Cummings, john d Haggard QVICC I I I ageHIerry Mayes. 4 N Miss Barbara Laster, our charm- ing' Queen of Football, was crowned by George Poole, president of the Student Body, at a colorful ceremony, in which the band and drum corps took part, during the annual Thanksgiving Day Game held here at Hatten Field. -...LN .NIISS MARGARET WILSON Senior Attendant I , MISS BARBARA LASTER Queen of Football QFWM-s, IVIISS DELORES DUKE junior Attendant a I aiter ueen of vn bearerg Marcia - if we fi' ff .- ,--ki T, Wiki.: - Y . CARDINAL GRIDDERS HA TEAM Cardinal gridders, although they finished fifth in the Big Eight Conference, had a very successful season under Coach Palma Hunter. The Red Birds started with greenhorns , hav- ing only one veteran lineman, Floyd Shirkg but by Thanksgiving were able to Whitewash the Carthage Tigers in their 54th game. Jack Mayfield, one of the best backfielders in the con- ference, was chosen as the outstanding backfield-man of the year by the Webb City Athletic the First Presbyterian Church annex on January 25, in honor of the football teams and other athletes, with John C. Simmons, Freshman Football Coach at the University of Missouri, as guest speaker. Association. The Association also gave a banquet at 'fd Team Scorer We They We They tSeneca 12 0 Neosho 31 0 Mt. Vernon IZ 48 Lamar 0 I4 Aurora 32 0 Nevada 7 39 tRogers 6 8 Monett 0 53 'K Non-conference games. Carthage 6 0 Big Ezght Smndifzgf l. Monett 5. Webb City Z. Mt. Vernon 6. Carthage 3. Nevada 7. Neosho 4. Lamar S. Aurora fl THUI has moderate surcessflfiack Rowr L ' - M -- . . lrl , . V . mulinwxi. B Ryler Rodman, gl. Mayfield, B. Carey XE. iames, xl, joy-Iggy T- Jorma R. Barger. G- lb. Nxrnnions ,lnlib.KC.unnnrug5, jl Cummings' R' Bellairx ' F. . eese. K, Magruder. T. Byrd, F, Shirk, l. llanmions. XX, lriexner, ,l llunler, L Klink, T. Bair.b mm RON' J' Bdbbm' G' P00le, .l- Mayes. XX. Nocam. G2 . . l , ' Z If ' Q ' f f-B Foc Huffman, Middle R Clark, T. B. Chance The Kenneth team ha also hav was low the futu The on the s' The trac Gary Sa The years. 'l were dei Cartliag-4 1- .,,v ' ,il i Yrff V v YY Yi Y k - + -F . A.. LLL. ., - Y .L .91 . t f---9.-V. - fg-,,,.Y2a.'f, my A g , ,g, rg 4' , 13,1 ' L H ff . .- Y ' Y - . -' ' 1 ' ' ff . - :J 'J ll ference, had a very g'reenhorns , hav- e to whitewash the fielders in the con- N ebb City Athletic 'ian Church annex ohn C. Simmons, They 0 I-l 39 53 0 T. johns, R. Bargcr, G. Jder, T. Byrd, F. Shifk. e, j. Mayes, W. Yocam. f.-if sr'-E-7 CARDINAL GRIDDERS HBH TEAM H FOOTBALL TEAM gains experience-Back Row: G. Harns, H. Rawson, B. Hickam, C. Burk G. Baker G. Huffman, j. Cummings, K. Shoup, R. Cruzan, L. Tappana, H. Phillips, G. Driskal, j. McFarland, P. Bellairs . . . Middle Row: W. Drachenberg, G, Courtright, T. Miller, j. B. Cummings, john Bowman, B. Canada, R. Rogers, M. Clark, T. Milligan . . . Front Row: B. Terry, D. Kulp, P. Munson, D. Larsen, j. Burk, R. Wingo, B. Carey, T. Bair, B. Chancellor, C. Doll. BH Team Scorer We They We They Neosho 19 14 Neosho 0 25 Columbus 2 18 Seneca 25 19 G O L F The W.C.H.S. golf team for '51 is composed of seven members: Jerry Drachenberg, Kenneth Shoup, Bob Gilliam, Wilson Hunter, Cecil Dowell, Randall Bishir, John Bishir. The team has had a not too brilliant season, having lost to Neosho twice While Winning once. They also have tied Carthage. In each of these matches Captain John Bishir, a former medalist, was low scorer, While sophomores Cecil Dowell and Randall Bishir showed great promise for the future. The Big-Eight golf tournament will be held at Aurora on May 19. TRACK The track squad suffered from lack of material this spring since baseball and golf were on the spring calendar causing them to place last in the Big Eight Track meet at Nevada. The trackers, who were coached by Bud Passley, also entered the Joplin and Lamar meets. Cary Sampson and Jimmy Hunter were high pointers for the Cardinals. N' BASEBALL The Cardinals have added baseball to their list of sports for the first time in some years. They opened the season defeating Seneca, twice Little Ten Conference holders, who were defeated for the first time in two years. They were downed by St. Peters 4-2 and tied f':u'thage 2-2. They also have future games scheduled, including the Lamar tournament. G3 VARSITY CAGERS display ability-Walter james, Tommy johns, Gene Wuellner, Cary Huffman, joe Grisham. jimmy llunter, Robert Warren, Richard Bellairs, jay Hammons, Wesley Yocam. Senior lin ,Q BdJfPefcw ., Nlk lliwiiiff A TE A M B TEAM zmfw' F3113 fdft viii i1ll.l 'vi NINTH GI Baker. jerr Driscoll, je B TEAR Bellairs, Lo -Xrlo johnsc I ls CAGERS show promise-Back Row: Louis Cowan, Eddie Nealy, Rex Rogers, Whitson Kirk, Ray Cruzan, .Nlarion llaves, jim Gooch, Emmett Mcliarland, jim Van Hoose . . . Front Roiv: Bobby Gilliam, Lyle Smith, Leonard Paxson. Ronnie Richardson, Albert Smith, David Dehloss, Bill Terry, john McFarland. 'Cjfmify Scorer BH Team Pl2l5'CLl We TINY Plaved We Thev I Peters Here 51 33 ASI. Peters Here 55 32 l5eneca Here 40 ul :Seneca llefe 32 28 Nevada Here -ln 51 Nevada Here 20 30 Xlonell There 35 37 Alonerf There 5 45 Nt'HSllU llere Neogho Here Aurora l lere 94 57 Aurgra Here 30 23 l giinzn' lhere ill ZQ Lamar There 37 Z5 Cigirtliage Here 33 -lo fiarthage Here 71 .0 Xll Yernon lhere 48 74 Mt. Vernon 'lihere go in Nt-v qitlii l here 32 07 Nevada There 11 51 fllonuil jjefe 57 -lil Alonett Here gl 35 'senslio I here O4 3l Neosho There 7Q 47 W 'll ' j hem W 56 Aurora There -ill 56 ftirtlrigt- I here 30 43 Carthage There 30 35 liar: 33 ii in sf ' Xon-conference games. dmdr New 33 37 4' Non-conference games. ,gli NINTH GRADE TF 'li l Y'l'H vxn l'H mum: SLIIIOI H101 XTR Htxrerz Koa ll X TF ANI B TEABI iffman, joe Grisham, 1 Kirk, Ray Cruzan, , Lyle Smith, Leonard V XX e 55 32 20 25 19 30 37 2l 39 2l 3l 25 40 30 36 23 They 32 28 39 45 29 23 25 30 50 5l 35 42 50 35 53 35 zzmor Hz fz A Nlk LJILLHAN Coach 6 ff g , Bayiefeerx ,ff - Bafiefeers N. I G Q, Scorer , U N Zlifl fd e Aezienfb and Ezgfzlb Gmries Alba W 41 Th '31 f, ' 1 Carterville 6 38 ey ll mf mix Lady of the Oxarks CCarthagel 40 34 Wllifl 21 lf 5605110 ,H 14 xvaen 26 34 ar ervi e 30 , r Alba h za ar QW ,H 25 plerce City 44 29 arterxi e 1 b jasper 37 14 Neosho 29 lf M1dW21Y 49 27 spring City is I4 Carthage 31 33 Carterville 20 22 Lady ot the Ozarks 30 30 NINTH GRADE CAGERS win 427 toiopponents' 284-Back Row: jimmy Williams, Marshall Shapman, Gary Baker, jerry Rusk, Max Corner, Bob Chancellor, jan jester, Danny Kulp . , . Front Row: Ronnie Cartwright, Glen Driscoll, jerry Burk, Allen Bettis, Howard Phillips, Dewaine Beisner, jackie Doran, B TEAM also outscores opponents-Back Row: Wayne Drachenberg, Theodore Cowan, Bobby Luke, Phillip Bellairs, Loren Haggard, Charles Clima, Richard Giles . . . Front Row: Dee Conner, jimmy Bunch, jimmy Bridges Arlo johnson, Bobbie Wuellner, johnnre Turner, Carl johnson, Gary Goswick. NINTH GRADE TEAM Sl'IYICY'l'H AND lvI1'lI 1 . 'l'H GIQAIHC lluilkl rr- Y .f . V.-1-Q'- I-gx ' - ---f 'W X . SPIFFY CHEERLilCA'DERS add color and pep in athletic games-Standing: Margaret Wilson Ctreasurerj, Genile Woodmansee Cco-captainl, Pat Wilbur Cpresidentj, Phyllis johnson . . . Kneeling: Sandra Trimble, Patsy Kepple, Hazel Burk Ccapiainj, Shirley Degraffenreid, Pat Moffett. PEP VLYB develops school spirit and sportsmanship-Back Row' Ioan lr-lendris Audre Damron Saundra Martin Donna Martin, Patsy Riggs, Phyllis Hawes, Bonnie Barr, Trudy Schatzman, joyce Mosher, Alice Shively '... Third Rowi Kathelene llickam, Delores johnson, jean Norton, Betty Board, Lois jane Kirk, jane Baldridge, Norma Dun- lap, Martha Richardson, Opal Bettis, Mary Lou Smith, Marilyn Kerney . . . Second Row: Marilyn Merritt, Nelda jo Dekloss, ,lean Ann Staricolt, Kenny llardy, johnny Kerney, Betty Rook, Odetta Danford, Carol Sue Laird, Richard Giles, lirmi XX illisrms, lrern Conner . . . lfront Row: Patsy Chadwell, Patsy Roderique, jeannine llargis Carol Hicklin Sire Durham lsg-gi-gtgiryjl Alice Riggs Cpresidentl, Betty Burk Ctreasurerl, Beverly Breeden, Neona Grisham Iani'e , N L, Ijgrgjgl lxiiiy Nlillcr i , , In lirontz Hazel Burk Qcoach . . Not In Picture: Marilyn Brooks qvice presidentb, 66 l'0l,Oli Doolen. HCHO0 Day, Em l,t. Bob King, 4 -V .....-1 'N Q ,- i Hifi i ltreasurerl, Genilv nble, PatSy KCDDW' on, Saundra Nlartin. Shively '... Tl1ll'll dritlge, Norma DUN' 'n Merritt, Nelda ,lfl Sue Laird, Richard largis, Carol llicklifi. ,na Gmham, l21UiCf e presidenty. l'0l,0li Gl'.XllDS X A ND BE-UWIRS develop p'it1'iotiwm Bob C-iIl'ii 1 . - 1:11, lXlLll'5llZlll Scliatfmgin, Nirxcl llziy, kluhnnit ljmhltll. SVHOOL BOY l'A'l'li0li Qgirrieg im S Day, limmett Mclfurlziml, Marion llayes, Ronziltl Kline, Lt. Marg l 1. liolw Burris, Bob Gilliam, Loren llaggzirtl, Ronald Cartwright Ring. Czirl lolinson, Mr. Anderson, Capt. john Doolen, X 455' , f ,f V fa f, ufety progrzini at liighwax' crmmiiigyf Buck Ram: blgimtx Willigiim, None ff 1, Unk 57 ff Qiif? X V , ,f, W lmill Schutnnizin ...i N litltlle Rmw: l.I. liolw jimhnsmi lroi R it uw: Arlo klohmcm, Wenlex' King. llfiyt G7 I. 3- i l l u . '-' 'TJ ,- 4, , g-vane-' ,Aj I I up f A 9 ' I l 1 l ,iff ' M Q, 12 JL'x1oR HIGH anlini:l.rg.x1u:1:srXui,ini Griflizim. Shirley Hugllestori, Bam' Fwurker lean Am SIHULOYV , Phyllis Pierce ,,,,g,3 2 72, Z X 4 2 4 L u Q I 3 ,X , xi 7, - , ' ' ' s -' . A ,nf X V i.- .A HIGH SCHOOL P. T. A. FOFNIIERS' PAY TEAAOffi:Qrs ,nt Table: Nlrs. Errie-ft Palmer. secretary: Nlrs. hlggar Xcgily presi.lemt Mrs. blierman Birlics. vice president: XX esley bilman. treasurer. A l 'i l First Ron l llie light l, ligiglglml. l l.1I'X Q, liffl gccwml Rox lim slcililing .QYJQL liclil XXlIl1 ledf, JYVNIUI'-NFNIUI' VKX ll'lf'l' - ' 'N 4 -. ,HL ' , i - N, ... x 1 1 is mc Xl6..,uk. l Avi glX6.X Dy life Q41355 Of -I IU the Cass of ,QU Xnn Stancoff, P., . W l .4 ass of '50, I'S. M kv- M T Mw-ga y Q M981 l-irst Row: Queen Gladys and hlohn, Carol and Wilson, trip the light fantastic at the Coronation Dance . . . Sally lfagland, mascot of the hand , . . You'd never guess-little llarxe, little Richard, little jim, little john Bruce. Lic-coiul Row: NW Club initiation l'nutS , . . 'iAin't we got lun xledding around the high school block ? . . , jack May- ln-lil with his plaque-foutstanding backfield man of the Year. Third Row: Max Hollingsworth, our special student . Cecilia and l-larve looking silly on tlunior lack-i Day . . , Would-be acrobats-5-john.D., Bill 'l'.. and George P .... Two little fairies with their brooms, Barbara ini' jeannine. Fourth Row: Mrs. Ball, Mr. Poole and .Niiy .Xiuleixon weighing tonsf?J of paper . . . Barbara li., Patty, and Nlaii lyn are practicing-for what? . . . Cecilia' Barham ij .intl Norma exemplify See no evil, hear no evil, speak no ex ii gs C, - ..-ng K STllL'TTlNG SAMHUSH from Mrs, Goades home room step sprightly and sing for the junior High Assembly DA YS OF OUR YEAR September 9 'Opening of fall term. li el-irst all-school dance sponsored by the September student councils. - U Q Zo -beniors and juniors look their best tor 1 September V M pictt res lor lung lack September 20- lfirst football game Seneca there, October rusfiirst home football game -Xeosho B here. October IU -f Xrt program and Art bxhibit. October ilfe-Imperial blngers at pay asseniblyf November 2 Senior High Clubs organixed. November i- Quarterly' lfxams, Xoxeiiiber 3-ll Xnierican liducation Meek, Xoxeniber ll ,lunioi lligh Clubs organifed. Xoxember ll Sennr High Uperetta- Peggy and the Piratesf' Xoteniber Xoxembei -- -l onstratioii. lreln Stste leachers Meeting in liansas City, 37 D ay .issenibly--l-'llrott klarnes-science dem- Xoxeniber If 'lurltexg Ulf, i1,otbk.ill game with Carth- age- K.:-iutiiiig Queex oi l-or-tball. Not eniber fi-I - l..'.fExsg1'.E'fg iacation December T -Algrrnlt il iv. Carta Decenibe: -1 -1 'niet Vs rg calm I est tor Seniors, December lQ Xt Pei ' fs: basnetball game, llv:c'IrbcH'li u lf? s Program presenting slr teen -lit: Dc':fti'l'e 5raZ'i '1 . f' eight-day Christmas T,iQ,1 ' l.11'tnTx X- N i ' ij ,l-71 ' K-meet Like Cfiub .it assembly hlgzu ,, 'x. Tis Vlgzt' N 'sc Q... it L, it e i .lf ' - ' s ' si 4 rife pt'--grunt inaug- V - A ' . Cu 6 X l fe 'J v - i V' ' - ' lei AULL, X , X . .t fi:ii.:'i U llitzs- 5 ..Tji'.xl-N' Aljxerqkl A X. , M.. ,Mi Q I February llgSouthwest Missouri State College Orchestra at assembly, February' ll-kloplin Regional Basketball Tournament. February 23-junior High Party. February 27-Quill and Scroll lnitizition. February ZS-,loplin Music Festixal. March o-- XY Club lnitiation. March 0-Coronation of the Queen of liing jack. March ll,QBig-Eight Debate tournament at Monett. March lo-Quarterly Exams. March 10-ilk-Secretarial lraining students in offices for two xxeeks. March 23-Good Friday xacation. March 24-Drix er Education Contest at Mt. Vernon. March lo-Cardinal Notes Party. March IU-UL-Lions Club Minstrel Shoxx. .April April April .April April April April .April April April April April Max NlL1A May' sy .Mgt ay M4 l X M.. M .ix E-National Honor Society Assembly. i-Springfield Music lestixal. li-Senior Class Play - M'liss. lo-National Honor Society Banquet. I5--Xeosho-here in golf, ll?-Senior High Assembly ll'-JE-glanex Benson Dancing Recital. Ile-Fiigen lraclt Meet. If Cheerleaders' picnic, ll- lxingg ,liaclx Dinner. If lo' 'Club lxnvitational Dance. Music ensembles int: soloists at btate Contest at Columbia, il'-May' 4-A National Music tract, in--i'e.ieraixInspection at national guard, Af-junior-benior Banquet at First Presbyterian Church Annex. ' Yebenior High Student Council picnic. ill-Honor Assembly D . - lj-- csvacc-auiureate berxices-Sermon by the Rei, l rafia lunlc ' lf-Fenigor t.l.1ss picnic at Roaring Rixert aj-l'-Q-l'in.ai exams. i NA:--A-he Dai l-xercises, liista lox issued is-ell:iZ1iYTieZiiej11c'IiI-eQPe.iRrT. Dr Eiattche H. Do.. ffl35fC.Cillf Ui LUIQCH5' Llouegei junior High Assembly. State College Orchestra Iketball Tournament. tiation. al. I1 of King jack. nament at Monett. , students in offices for :est at Mt. Vernon. I Show. Xssembly. al. ' n Iss. Banquet. Recital. Dance. Music ensembles at Columbia. Neek. anal guard. , at First Presbyterian Icil picnic. Sermon by the Rev. Iaring River. :C JACK issued. Dr. Blanche H. DOW, Wvebb City, Joplin, and th Y - ' the Gateway to the Oza1?k fr towns H? the foothlus of the OZ' k S and H I , dr S are often called 21 ale a pait Ot the Ozafk Playground Association. atrons o E ARE DEEPLY APPRECIATIVE OF THE KINDLY FI- NANCIAL ASSISTANCE OF THE BUSI PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATIONS A N D I WHOSE ADVERTISEMENTS AND PROFESSIONAL APPEAR IN THIS SECTION OF KING JACK 1951. WE CORDIALLY URGE OUR READERS T0 PATRONIZE THESE SPLENDID FRIENDS OF OUR HIGH SCHOOL AND OUR 1951 YEARBOOK. NESS FIRMS AND NDIVIDUALS CARDS THE BUSINESS MANAGERS WILSON HUNTER NORMA TERRY PHOTOGRAPHY King .leaf 1951 HAMPSTENIS PHOTO SERVICE HENRY HULETTIS PHOTO SERVICE THOMAS KORNJS STUDIO ENGRAVING BURGER-BAIRD ENGRAVING COM PANY KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI PRINTING SWITZER PRINTING COMPANY WEBB CITY, MISSOURI ACKNOWLEDGM ENTS MRS, ALGALEE P, ADAMS OF OUR ART DEPARTMENT . . . MISS MARIE KOLB, SECRETARY OF THE UZARKS PLAY- GROUND ASSOCIATION, JOPLIN, MO. Mr. Williams Cin chemistry class-J: Have I told thiS 0119 b9f01'97 Class: Yes. Mr. Williams: Good, you'l1 probably understand it thiS time. , ..,..,,,- notably ill ' ' Arkansas and Oklahoma, ds is a Daft of Missouri' ,1-his section of highlanfor which Missouri is famous, HH. Shape of all app ev s more POWE R ro' M 'P r 0 X X W X X ii v i il M it 'l Y X. - l bs .QV- l A XXX 'gi X e A 4 2 El . 5 ' fi? lil L2 lim ,, A 1 -rL.,,s.....J..91-ls. The recently completed Riverton plant addition lpicturecl at rightl means More Power To The Empire District. It represents Empire's boundless faith in the four- state district of Missouri, Arkansas, Oklahoma, and Kansas . . . faith in its con- tinued growth . . .in the enterprise and ability of its citizens. lt represents Empire's partnership with you, the future Empire District business and profes- sional men, wage earners, and home makers . . . a combination that guarantees I run XQQIIIDIRQ DISTRICT nfcrmc CUMPANY , J Mr. Hunter Cin health classy: What are the principal organs of the body? lruiharn Jordon: The heart, stomach and feet. The Ozarks region is in the center . of the United States-20,000 square miles of the nat1on's most picturesque mountains, lakes, streanis, Webb Ci Established 1890 MR. AND MRS. HAL M. WISE, JR., Publishers Your home town newspaper has served the community for 60 years by supplying its people with informationg supporting its many worthy causes, schools, churches and other institu- tionsg aiding the growth of its commercial institutions and services through advertising promotion, and striving continu- ally to be a force in the growth of a fine community into a still finer place to live. 5 IN FE' Member vm 5425- ,.. volt: or Guumnn . .q ss ransom orusuuv . g 00 non: ping ' 8 one 1 f fig -2 0 ' has ' - Missouri Press Association Burgncrftioufmunfhfiuttiiews Lumber Company WEBB CITY, MISSOURI Phone 24 401 East Broadway Th odore Palmer- Did you ever take Dellidllin? e i - V Rex Rogers: No, who teaches lt? ty aily Sentinel .gn -. I v. .- 4- ..f- . ,xx f re., -. ,Avi D 1 'N S .fx rs. . - - unded st mountain range 111 the World' Woln and 10 The Ozarks is perhaps the olde by ueons of time. V s ffazjfgaewiov fcj . O is -vxefdz .. A .,.,. t W .,s, , I HOBBY 13 MOP N CO ' Jwvilfzj U UNUSUAL CANDIES AL-WAYS SERVE Pwkhziserps Ice Cream L. L. PURKHISER, Proprietor Office N. Main St. Webb City, Mo. Poaztrzickys Market Complete Line of Fine Foods Phone 249 618 W. 4th Mr. Passley Cteaching biologyb: Pupils, open your workbooks and turn to insects The Ozarks region is often ref -. has annually 275 days of sunshtiiileeid to as The Land of a Minion Smlles slnce it AVA mit liturlira tit wrlili My z'fzw'z'e Tau WORSHIP regularly? WORK earnestly- PRAY sincerelyh for the Kingdom of God In Our Community and World. A community Without a church would not be our Wish. And churches Without worshipping, Work- ing, and praying people would not bring about His kingdom. GO TO CHURCH SUNDAY Webb City Ministerial Alliance Barbara Jordon: Did you C-ZVGI' take chills? Alice Williams: No, what period is it taught? Mt Taylor and the White Rock Mountain are the highest noted mountain pea If you like compliments tand who doesn't?Q choose your wardrobe from Gbrfqfs Qfzjffe 6579010 110 W. Broadway Webb City, M0- Fashton right, priced right. SEE THEM TODAY lf lt's Better Jewelry You're Looking For Drachenberg's will cheerfully supply you with nationally known jewelry. Keepsake Diamonds . . . Wood's Art-Carved Ring Ensembles . . . Bnlooas, H amtltons, Elgtns- N all watches guaranteed for one year . . . Parker 'f vg f f and Seheaffer Pens and Pencils. ' Wfeffferfrre I ifffeffelry Phone 912 Webb City, Mo. 114 N. Main Mae's Standard Service ROAD SERVICE-EXPERT LUBRICATION Dunlop Tires and Batteries Broadway Kr Webb phone 33 Minerva and ompgm FINE CANDIES - COLD DRINKS 12 S. M ' ain Webb City B 1 , . ' usl' comb YOUI' hair right and the- bump won't show ks. T1 be C J Mrs. Ben ,- Elks. ry. Q ku Z Z Today the Ozark Platea ' f- - . . 1 being the highest range-U 15 10111 1,000 to 2,000 feet ln height, the Boston Mountains Ta Hlzamb r af Hommerve af Webb Ziff Jlflisszfuri Serves the Community by assisting in the expansion of local industry - fi By Seeking and Assisting in the locating of new industries in the area - By Constantly Working for improvement of our civic and municipal facilities - By Developing Good Will and expanding trade With our near-by communities. Support your Chamber of Commerce! Qjlffembers CHAMBER OF COMMERCE OF THE UNITED STATES MISSOURI STATE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Mrs Johns' Ben I wish you wouldn't whistle while YOU We Studying- Ben. Hickam: I waSn't studying, I WHS Only whistling. . . ' Arcs , ' - d fro the plonunclatlon of a French vsord Aux F gy-PI-1?dtNi'i?h nuke? Iiwgsxvea t91'U?1US9d by the French Canadian Uappe S 1 reference to the India of this section, who used bows instead ot tomahawks. Te Sure and Insure Che Waggmer fusurnm' Agency 118 N. Webb St. Webb City, Mo. ONE STOP SHOPPING CENTER O I O I1 S 3, 6 I I I Broadway and Madison Phone 889 Webb City GROCERIES, MEATS, DRUGS, SUNDRIES, etc. Nance Pnvrniztnvre 6? Finance Cot. COMPLETE LINE OF FURNITURE AND APPLIANCES Let Us Help You Beautify Your Home 9-11 S. Webb St. Pho 79 ne B H H Cka D0 50 tse tooth paste .F n B ldrllge No e t my teeth 3 9 10059 S,- EDC? I D. 9 '79 III the SI-Willg the lavish dogwood for wl ' h th A i 1 110 e sefct'o 'f f y . redbud create a scene ot beauty which in 1nemorg1If.il5 aaggcliuiioferlfcielge golge CC ' 79 CC Good QMZZZ3' Better Vtzfttey UE? A Family Department Sztmfe 109 to 115 North Main Webb City, Mo. Complete Outftterf 0 f the Efztzbfe Fdmlbf Chard Bellairs Cin chemistry cla,sS7? A Vacll is nothing shut up in Fl box. - . D V7- , I 213.fg-5' , 'if 'fx 1 t TI o 1 F1 R fCI th t d I uisgt d b II 1 tb tyt th urht 111 yb THE N eu? H B Main and Broadway FOR COMPLETE SATISFACTION: IN CLOTHING AND SHOES FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY EVERYTHING YOU NEED IN LUMBER PAINT OR BUILDERS HARDWARE WE DELIVER Home Lumber Kr Hardware Co. 212 North Madison Phone 34 Webb City, Missouri Home Lrmdl 6? Loom Cor, GENERAL INSURANCE 108 N. Main-Webb City phone 301 BII'I fb1g5191 k fdfhflftptffh P' In the Ozarks are scenes of surpassing beauty: precipitous bluffs and deep gorges, Q .spring fed streams, enchanting caverns, the lure of water-shimmering lakes, roaring :teh rivers, tumbling brooks, and quaint little towns nestling on the cliffs. Y Y Y- il 61, . ' f fi 7 .. ,A ,f ' f 10 we we zf. luri ' 0 Narrls Grill!! . L01 ' d mb' He thinks Mussolini is a town in Australia. , Pat Gilliam: Boy, 15 he U ,t gay- and where is it? 1 Carolyn Carlstead: You don r mes. ded caves many especially in the Ozarks section, is Missouri with 530 recor , H reams known for its caves. Many of these caves have undel ground st . BERRIAN' FRESH MEATS AND GROCERIES 1001 W. Daugherty lmpiro 's Shar Store Shoes For The Entire Family In Webb City Over 35 Years 26 South Main Phone 126 Webb City 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 Main Street arket Owned and Operated by Homer Craker YOUR FRIENDLY NEIGHBORHOOD GROCER Telephone 9655 Corner Third and Main Bud Doran fin biologyy: A myth is a female moth, Phone 144 ell Vlo. ain Grand Lake, formed f1'o1n the Grand River i N th av 23- H. -d H 1 h - it 1 Il 01' eastern Oklahoma, is Created by W t 1111 1en. 0 a1 hyfl1olelect11c.da1n the longest n1ult1ple arch danq in the wgrld, 3 el' area 1S 46,295 ac1es, shoxe llne, 1,400 n11les, 1 1 -Q mia: 3,11 ,K Q1 mf! 1M1'1! f?i11: K11 1'.' 1- . - '1-1 JT? fm!-1-' 1-me 1 1 , I 1 lil mg ,L W1 .sr I4!lJ wax- , , -..-, - -:.,.1.e-- ,. ' 145251-g-2-SJ''1'41ti.,.,1 , ' ' ,.: ,. .... . , XM 1, ., -:',,1--1e-.vL.- - ,, - 'uaz:':--1 ..- 1 1:4 f 14f'-S2111 -,Lf ...1:H,,.n1,.- .,-- ..,1,:w.1.. - 1 ::,. 1 ERCHANTS 81 MINER AN WEBB CITY, Mo. A Good Place to Do Your Banking ..,u.,.aL.,.-.,.. Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporatioll VVilson Hunter: An antidote is a funny SYOTY Ulat YOU have heard before' N Sp S f 1 fd th tl t1811 gtRN hw hglth r fl 2 dh fd lfhlth atthews Coffee Co Webb City, MISSOUYI Western Auto Assoclate Store E F Sz R. W. Mammen DIVIS TIRES WIZARD BATTERIES 18 20 South Maln Phone 968 . . Che. . Shamrvck Cfaff 115 W Mam C3.1II6I'V1IIe MITH S HOB IE R 'V I C IE West End -:- Webb Clty k 1 I k t h the Big S 968 In this underground wonderland a t , raveler may find one cave consisting of 6 large rooms that extend 1,600 feet into the limestone hill, rediscovered in 1892 by a SDHI1- ish treasure chartg another cave with a trip of ten miles of passageways has a notable Cathedral Room, the highest naturally supported dome in the world. Other caves feaf ture stalaginites and stalactites in gigantic and fantastic formation of design and color. ELEGANT CLEANING for that ELEGANT LOOK ee reseeief Gfeeieer HOWARD MARTIN, MGR. Gyeeieers wee' jeff 50 120 N. Webb st. Phone 1 Webb City, Missouri . 1 aid: A real Indian's I dian project in Mr. Gi11man's Qflass' Halve QSQZSOH S on anqf nis called hisysquaw and his children Squaw - wi e . . ..v.f.,. , -. 1 ., .. 1 . 'i llislef , , 1 ' 1 ' f ' 'v -' -7' Ve 'T ., ' '?:Y,,AQ3.f-.5 7'Lm.VM Emil- 1-we ,iffy 111 , Jwkz- -. -N - - ' f Oklahoma A1 1on the nictmesque streams of the Ozarks areaere the G1 and Rivereo of Missour I H ' A , . - ' 1 the Je1111es River the Roarlng River the Elk RIYGI, and the White utiful White e ' , 1 - and Arkansas. Lying on the southern SIODB Qi the Ozeilis ISI 215 GH River, which drains an area of 6,450 square miles of foles up a - The irons nsurance Agcnc Complete Insurance Protection L. A. SKINNER, Owner 108 N. Webb St. Phone 172 Webb City, Mo i11's Electric Shop Electrical Repairs and Wiring 17 SOUTH MAIN - WEBB CI.TY BILL GREGORY, Proprietor 24 Hour Service Phone 1240 . Res. Phone 1231-J TheWEBB Corporation ENGINEERS 81 MACHINERY MFRS. WEBB CITY, Mo. C' H' BENTLEY H. J. BELLAIRS Pres. Sa Gen. Mgr. Sedy Treas TELEPHONES 29 and 30 M: V11 ' 1 -. 1. - . 1 C 1 man Un -x111er1can h1story,. History largely consists of the Shifting evidence '1 53' Mo. ii .ii .i1 ,LAIRS 685. .-.- idence. The fax Fl t Trip was developed i th J R' b n e ames ive' f the O k ' 1 4. A tlat bobt d boat, loaded with the comforts of modern lifeoand hafizbrg Zllnexggri- encehd guid , drift with 'eh current-a source of great pl asure to a fi lerman's Malt- The ' t Hy k Wu for bass pp' J k linon, calf h a d rainbow trout. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1951 G' D ' fe We WE HAVE UNSURPASSED FACILITIES FOR CARING FOR FUNERALS' IN THIS VICINITY, WITH BUT ONE CUSTOM-THE BEST TO ALL REGARHDLESS OF DENOMINATION OR FINANCIAL CIRCUMSTANCESY' HEDGE-LEWIS EDUNERAL HOME JOHN and DICK LEWIS 301 West Broadway Webb City, Missouri Phone 355 Ambulance Service at All Times George Poole: Step 011 f 1' Youyu be 1 t f I ,. ,Q N3 f 1 n -A, - ' Lj 1.gv.3LI'Qgf'Q?QQl3, 7 i '7 A7- ' T' ' ' m ei, 1 Q- .-JET- Ph os. gc.+.,s-1 ie- Dee- I I The Ozarks are noted for cultivationiof strawberries apnief 2lSSW3gdHfhg0giH flown-rs. The Apple Blossom Festival in Arkansas anflllwlissouii 'own , b th S nd! coxie Peony fields are breath-taking sightS SHSQFIY aUUC1Dat9d QV Sly year y ou a s of visitors. Neilson Hardware Co, PAINTS, SPORTING GOODS, STOVES AUTHORIZED COLEMAN DEALERS Webb City, MO. Phone 17 H Y E DRUG DRUG STORE Main and Daugherty Phone 138 Webb City, Mo. J. M. JACKSON, Owner V One of Jasper County's Oldest Prescription Drug Stores . . . We specialize in prescription Work . . . Enjoy our super fountain service, Siam' ' Ezfmplefc 90 d ,Market 916 West Daugherty Street Webb City, Missouri Phone 353 Miss Herrodg Wh - . i V Shirley Ku-by: the mhabltams or Pai-is called? Minerals tound in the Ozarks are zinc, lead and tripoli, Our own Webb City for sev- eral years had the reputation of being the richest zinc and lead mining district in the world. Carthage marble is noted all over the United States. I is QUR Friendly Bank Since . 6, 1882 wishes the graduates of the Class of 1951 Every Success ...... f J2t5'9 Webb City Bank Security and Thrift QW FMQ, 7, MEMBER xx A H v' n , A30 mme R A FEDERAL REZE f, 5 -W' 2 KNIT! 6 M 5 Q W. E 1 .+ 'HEMB59' . .- - her sandwich P19359- Harve Rawson. Bling me 'mot 9 ' . . ' il . galtel.: Yxlluatlglgtlniierbiveiglbigllgfghee fist sandwich blew away. ai-ve: , -ire ol' Dkurer Anglo-Saxon descent than most in 21 Lf A . I .- v if . V K iff.-' ' ff- xl A' If--A - F 1115-A.: V . , - - - , X ... -I --- 4 ' , A L I tg . -b -,,. Y , .- 1 .nga-i 11 , shes- H . 1 Ozarkians ii , . - Y ' th Ozarks in 1827. The Teal , TN' filet Whife permanent Setuels ann ed 1'nh Sitwnts of other sections ot the nation 2 l l l Bradbury Faint 60. Glass, Paints and Wallpaper Floor Sanders and Waxers FOR RENT. 203 North Main Street Telephone 51 Webb City, Mo. l heelerls Shoe Shop 105 West Daugherty St. HEAT and COOK with GAS The Clean and Dependable Fuel The Gas Service Cornpan WEBB CITY, MISSOURI 21 Theodore Palmer: Purely by accident, I made one of the greatest discoveries yes- 1 terday. Mc Grace Palmer: May I ask what it is? Ca Theodore: I found that by keeping a bottle of ink handy you can use a fountain pen just like any other pen-without all the trouble of filling it. 0 i i -- I A The Lake of the Ozarks, created bv a now d l - . mules long, has a Surface of 64,000 1 er ani on the Osage River in 1930, is 121 acres, and a shore line oi 1,300 miles, This Sign Means Better Furniture Values See Us When You Start YUUR Home ic, fiii l l REALTORS I -4 I I is.. A Ef f .lo C0 Veoltlclt Realty Co. J. C. Veatch Cecil J. Veatch Complete Real Estate Service General Insurance 106W N. VVebb St. Phone 364 WVebb City, BIO. nlpire Garage COMPLETE REPAIR SERVICE WILLARD BATTERIES - Fast Battery Charger NEW TIRES AND TUBES 24-HOUR WRECKER SERVICE AAA SERVICE 210 Broadway Webb City, MO- Phone 89 Mother: 'tWhat in the world has happened to you? Your shirt is full of. holes. Carl Ray Johnson: We have been playing grocery store and I was the Swiss cheese. - - 1. --'-Yggi .., ij- ' -L,Q'i'f 'T ' ' H if ' - V' . 1 t C- f , C sie. 75. 6 -'7fi.ii:g 51iL f f rrif-Q,-,: v.r-,r.:r is Corn bread made from grist ground at the old water mill, C0l1HU'Y Quufed hiimtshu fresh catfish, baked wild turkey, together with most luscious strawberries an e worlds finest applesauce are foods common in the Ozarks that even a C0I'1I1O1SS9'-if would rave over. Phone 266 West End harmac MODERN SUPER SERVICE Your Neighborhood Drug Store 930 West Daugherty St. Webb City, Mo. olfeis Cafe hili and aniburgers Phone 9652 Broadway and Jefferson Yant urniture Co. Complete Line of Fine Furniture and Appliances Everything for the Home 100 South Main Street Phone 407 Webb City Missouri B31'b?lI'3, Cruse: Is there any Sou th - 'Waiter: No, Ma'an1. There was, Lbuctnl Wipgdllitoinfgare? uri tg QQ3- jj 4 QSM' The Square dance, s 1 V . ,. . Ozarkians for many Oyelglfigil af wdax, has been the principal enterminmflm or II ebb 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, M0- Now, children, said the Sunday school teacher, I have told YOU the Story Of -10111111 and the whale. Wayne. you may tell me what this story teaches. Ye5'm, said Wayne Siinonson, It teaches that you can't keep 21 S0043 man f1f1wH' lf ., .,.....,,-- , V- W, . - -, - n ,- sw 2. V A QQZE-5 ? w il-f ' .QL ' f M . , ' Q f. 1' ' 1 ' 1 X --34115 ,- jr ',. g..5:.'s. uf' -- 'N 'f ' K ' 1' ir 5 A 3 ,J A g.,L-,MM---if - ff . ' 'led down , , . , . H nv sweetnin' J bO1 Thr- Ozarks have made Missouri tamious ioi SOIgi'll1l11 C 10 D , OW an Own fire from homiilgraoiinsfziltliii-ed over the district adding to the settlers - . ' - d grain ml s soighum mills an c om fort. ohnston - moe - SHHPSOH ORTUA RY hone 472 Ambulance Service Clayton M. Johnston 'Y' Jack C. SimDS01'1 4' HMVQY E- Arms U16 .Sider ,flflarzufacfuri g 60. Makers of W Mark Twain Shirts for Men Tom Sawyer Shirts for Boys Maytag Washers, Ranges, lroners, Freezers SE'2!lflrzyfagF.RST Dependable Maytags last for years. Three models-35124.95 to 35179.95 Liberal trade-in, easy terms. See them today! We repair any make washing machines, radios and sweepers. Rebuilt washers, Maytags and others, sold on easy terms. W ebb City Niaytag Co. Ameofiiffywijaflliand 103 W. Daugherty phone 695 Mrs. NVilhite Haven't you a tongue? Johnny: Yes, Mother, but my arnfg lgnger. Cat dinner!! JOIIHDY, I Wish you would stop reaching for things. C9 - Dairy products are outstanding in the Ozarkia d' has been the center of purebred Jersey cattlen lstrict' and Webb Cltv commumtb l6'ns1ness Deinnnde ?nefs ! Business profits only when its actions are based on facts. Theories that do not stand up under the test of facts become fallacies. The business man who says his busi- ness does not require good printing is only voicing a fallacy that has been exploded long ago. There is not a large successful business in America that does not use good printing. Look at the advertising pieces of the nationally noted manu- facturers - automobile, electric appli- ances, clothing and others. Equally convincing are the samples of fine printing We have produced for suc- cessful firms in this city. Ask to see them . . . Without obligation, of course. Z Une Switzer Printing Cfelnpnny eral 3I'S 395 SINCE NINETEEN-HUNDRED KING JACK SINCE NINETEFN-EIGHT , High Ciezrf C0772H1ETCl.fl!, Prmarfionfzl, Society, and School P1 znfzizg fpnolislzefs of THE GRAPHIC REVIEW ,gs Miss Crotty: I forgot to take my llIl1bl6'll2L this morning. St d, t: VVhe did you miss it? . ivlilssegrottyz Vlifhen I reached up to close it after the rain had st0DD9d fl-WM of fhfi district are the mystic oaks, tlie colorful maples, catalpfl, locust., walgitiiti i eciwr -tml also the distinguished perslmmon ' ' tiee that beals lflllt Whlch 0 TPL C 4 4 4 - pm-kc-rs one's mouth, but delights the palate. roadway arket Fruits and mains UF 1,60 C Where Prices Vegetables 'xx '4' Are Low Meats ' 55 ' A Every Day 1 P 4, -Oi A Complete A Food '54 STO RES Open Market 'Wow LEAmeY5i Evenings Phone 9605 524 W. Broadway Congratulations KING JACK from WESTERN UNION, GREYHOUND AND A CROWN COACH BUS LINES Phone 374 .. 112 North Webb su. oderique nsurance Phone 942 222 E. Main Carterville Mrs. Woodmansee: Didn't I tell yo t t' . Genile: Yes, Mother. It was half-pgstoteliici me when the soup boned Over? Hisi Civi Rid bat! A s I I Pat , V 1 V' 4: -jatiw l :Vi-ga ' ' L ,,,f,Q::g, I . - '- if w 4 XM I' '14 Q pq, 7 v is .nf J 5 'f 4 . M, r 1 ,. wg sf 5... K History of the Ozarks records some interesting events, places and persons. In the Civil War Calib Jacksons 'fRu1np legislature met at Neosho. Th b ' e attle of Ped Ridge was fought in the Ozarks section, and both Springfield and Carthage were battle grounds in the Civil War. I fl RBEC THURMAN WILSON BILL OWEN JERRY MERRICK 15th and M3d1S0n 26gip1f1f1n Webb City VV ld t it be simpler fo' pat Wllbur fwitnessing tug of vsai for the tirst tiinej ou n them to get 21 kmfe and Cut lt? ak ,ml X, M ,L f, ' 9. , '- ffl 'I' 1 ' I it L . 'eff -f ' , , . . I . ' - - r ' ' W -Y . ,,,, .g-1,1 'i 'i' , . -- 14, 4- .. ' . - .. Q '1- ' -Qi.. - . --A- ,O A, .. , , l v ii A O 2 I . iing- Off place f01' the California Gold Rush in 1849, I- 'I lllllll,Al'k2ll1S th U11 WEBB CHTY R L O R A is X all COM PJSEENY WRRibNCyll'lEY, Moo Flowers By Wz're Telephone 1.29 ohn's ar arket Dealers In I The best late model used cars, at bank rate of interest. If you are looking for a good clean used car see John and Bob. 413 South Main, Phone 222 JOHN H. WALKER ROBERT E. JOHNSON ebb it MISSOURI Lyle Smith: That was the most unkind remark I ever heard. Gary Sampson: What was? Lyle: .I showed Hazel one of my boyhood! pictures with my father holding me on hls knee, and she said, My, who is the ventr'l quist? Pre 30 W1 Jane Pat v if 7 J V L Jz f . 6' f b- v . 'W fH' i, :' Presicient Harry S. Truman was born in the Ozark section at Lamar, llifisouri Onlx 30 IHIIGS from Webb City. ' ' Myer ,714 urzmce ,llgeuvy Your Protection IS Our Business All Kinds of Insurance Including Life Phone 490 Wm. C. Myers Webb City Wm. C. Myers, Jr. MISSOURI UTILITIE COMPA Y Jane Blaldridge' Why are those bees flying afvund S0 frantically? Pat Moffett: I'dunn0-guess they have hiv9NS. Ne ro Scientist George Washington Carver, who dis- The birthplace ol' world-famous g cw h. d voxererl mer 300 uses for the peanut and- over 200 forcthe sweet potato, and-ac ieve l th'n s is at Diamond Missouri approximately 25 miles from many other marve ous 1 g , , 3 H I . our town, The lfnited States government has made this birthplace a national shrlne. Compliments of DAYS Super Market Quality Merchandise At the Lowest Possible Price Kizfic md the lfarsm 571611 fre FINEST ENTERTAINMENT IN THE COMMUNITY otel Connor 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, Qliss Crotty: Define yokel, xeune - - 1 Shoup. A yokel is the way people talk to each other in the Alps, Tl D1 Tr The Sch: Hol onl5 the l Ji 502 V, ' I , A jzafjgfj -h,1f,.vfg,it'- 'L U F . e ' - L If 473-,c 1- - 1-1, -, , e. , , The 0Zal'k5 region has many splendid schools as well as some few old f h' schools which are landmarks. A unique school is The Sch 1 f th as loned Hollister, Missouri, for the boys and girls of the hill countryfjgvhgre theeyoigceiiienggt only formal education, but work on the school farm and in industries on t ,- 1 the School. C HSC ed Wltl Pro1Qss1'ona! Directory yasper OZNYQX Jlfediml ocieljf Phone 1066-W 806 N. VVilson JANE CHINN MEMORIAL HAMPSTEN'S PHOTO HOSPITAL SERVICE Webb City, Missouri School - Commercial - Portrait Kodak - Photocopy Webb City, Mo. P. O. Box 404 FRIZZELL'S BEAUTY ROY J - TEEL AGENCY SERVICE Real Estate, Insurance and Loans 502 S- Madison Phone 513 ll'I E. Broadway, Webb City-Phone 976 Theodore Palmer: Give me some of that Prepared Sodium acetyl Salicytate' Druggist: You mean aspirin? Theodore: Yes, I never can remember that name. . .,. Y - Wg- ,..- - 12 - - ' -'ff' fs' N A llurold Iseli Wi-ight has iuiniortalized the piCtl1I'9SC1Ue region around Lake Taneycomo and the White River valley in his Sh epherd of the Hills. ZDFOIICSSZIOVIOZ Directory DR. JACK W. SNIDER I OPTOMETRIST I SPECTACLES Osteopathic Physician and 'VISL AL TRAINING- . Surgeon Phone 368 211 VV. Broadway Webb City, Mo. Carterville, Missouri HILDRED L. CURREY Teacher of PIANO - THEORY HOBART S. BERRY, D. O. Physician and Surgeon 424 VV. Daugherty St. Webb City, Mo. Office Phone 1276 Res. Phone Purcell 40 Studio--307 Broadway Phone 139 DR. FRED S. CARNEY C. F. GREGORY DENTIST Osteopathic Physician and Surgeon TELEPHONE 240 624 West Broadway Phones: 426 VV- Daugherty Webb City. MO- Webb City, Mo. Office 233 Res. 116 WM. W. FORBES MAX MYERS ' 0Si90DafhiC PhYSiCi21I1 and Certified Public Accountant Surgeon I Carterville 927 West Daugherty Webb City, Mo. Office Phone 21 Res, Phone 716 DR. O. H. CROCKEP DENTIST ' M. S. SLAUGHTER, D. O. OSTEOP'A'.lYHY Kr SURGERY Country Club Bldg. HUM West Broadway Suite 1 and 2 Telephone 15 205 W. Broadway Webb City M0 Miss Crotty Cin Jr. English classjz Give an exam l f ' John B. Cummings: Vacuum Sweeper, P e 0 a collective noun' has 10- Vi Sl F A M0 HLA Pho Bill 'I Norm: 1110 3 3 5 6 J. 9172 ,vp 1 'QV M V Lg , - --M f 5 . --1 ' ,fi -mf',v- w ',:1l'Z'J ,A ' A, I Q Q A: - ,A ' R L MS v. M f L 447. 4' f . -..L , A A .LN -3 O-. , . ml 4: i 4 I f , 1r The Believe It or Not Town of the Ozarks often 1 . . , , led thet'Town f U is Eureka Springs, which has 231 streets Ca' . 0 11 and Donn has Within its limits 63 health-giving Splyglfgrge of which cross one another, and which usiness 'irectory Looking for Good Food? J IM'S PLACE HOMEMADE CHILI DELICIOUS FOODS 10 S' Main Phone 9611 WEBB CITY HARDWARE Owned and 0D9l'ated by MR. and MRS. JOHN RUSK 112 W. Daugherty Phone 38 WENDEL'S LOCKERS 114 s. Main WHOLESALE MEATS ec CHILI WEBB CITY PRODUCE Fresh Dressed Poultry and Purina, Chowg 111 W- Daugherty Phone 198 Phone 681 SHADWELL'S SHOE SHOP in the Civic' Theatre Building For High Grade Shoe Repairing At Very Reasonable Prices A Full Line of Shoe Polishes and Laces WEBB CITY WHOLESALE GROCER CO. 1005 W. Broadway Phone 140 STUMBO SERVICE STATION 1029 - 1031 West Broadway MOBILE HIGH GRADE GAS AND OILS SEE US FOR ACCESSORIES AND HOOD TIRES We Do Expert Washing and Greasing Look for the Flying Red Horse WINSTON'S NEWS STAND and HOBBY SHOP 'Complete Hobby Supplies Railroads Airplane Kits Airplane Engines Cars 15 S. Main EAT AT UNCLE TOM'S CABIN Velma Cripps, PI'0p. Phone 9632 116 East Daugherty Compliments of WEBB CITY BARBER SHOP 105 N. Main Bill Terry: Ouch! I'Y9 gOt 21 Splinter in my fingef- . ' 1 Norma Terry: You've been scratching y0l1I' head 353111- l si- l5'Xeill, poet, author. and inventor of the fH1110US in iiuuuislii-il Oxurliiuii. Kewpie dolls, was a A usiness irectory NEWMAN'S Exclusive Distributors of FRIGIDAIRE in Webb City and Joplin CARTERVILLE LUMBER COMPANY Lumber and Building Materials PHONE 594 CROCKETT OIL COMPANY Joplin Phone 231 FUEL OIL KEROSENE GASOLINE Joplin. Mo. Webb City, MO. limi Empire 401 S. Jefferson K 8: H BAR-B-Q For The Finest In Bar-B-Q Hamburgers and Steaks MODERN RECREATION F. L. MILLER, Owner Bowling - Pocket Billiards Ping Pong 515 Joplin St. JOPLIN, MO. Phone 1270 RUSSELL'S CAFE Main at Broadway FINE FOODS At All Times CITIES SERVICE STATION WYNNE'S CLEANERS NVa,shing and Greasing 207 S' Main Accessories - Tire Repairs FOI' Pickup and Delivery Phone Gas and Oil 1354 B1-Omiwiy and Webb, Webb City EARL VVYNNE - BOB MCFADDEN H. T. FARMER, Prop, Owners ATLAS GARAGE IJELMAII MoonE, P1-op. Phone 246 Webb City 115 N. Liberty ROWE'S GARAGE EXDGN Car Service 1006 W. Daugherty phone 7 Jinuny Simonson: Thinking ot me? Beverly Hughes: Was I laughing? I'1u sorry. I ll Mrs Dor 1, ,E . -w 'Wi 'N in , . , . , -..+.iea'f,,:'1v .-,, , rr , , H. LJ. , ,Q , iw d,,,, c A4 .L Jr- ,Q -'ef - Besides th , ,he ' , 19 gn chanting caves, there are other rustic features which add to 'the be t e lovely streams, the picturesque mountains gorgeous veffctation tl au y of the Ozark countryside such as the quaint old water mills and the old ' rail fences-- nostalgic pages from a book of the past. usiness Directory Dodge J obmted Motor Trucks JAMISON DRUG CO. n Q' 0 , ' fm, JoPr,1N's OLDEST DRUG STORE 614 Main St. North Main at 4th-Joplin Prescriptions, Trusses, Elastic Stockinfrs Collegiate Styles in SHOES at INSTALLMENT FINANCE 1 COMPANY S 618 Joplin JOPLIN, MO. Phone S30 527 Main' Joplin, MO. J. W. RATCLIFFE 4 AIW When you ask for the de- pendable Jewelry Store in Joplin, they send you to utterfield' harles H. jaceard Agency 113 East Fourth Street Phone 553 J oplin, Missouri I . - O, V9 frug IP:-4. Mrs. Roderique: Did the delivery boy Who Stopped here this momma A Donna: I don't know, he WOFG 10113 Pants- The ltoax-ins River State Park is located in the heart of the Ozarks, Ilgfll' Cassvilli lt is t-onsitlered the most popular and beautitul .state park.ot Missouri, C01T1D11S1Ha -' -' - A - ' ' a ated through the hills, and a tish sanctuary 2.m.n ac-res ixith tleei and IlllkBfv piop g it-oiniiiu with trout. Smie Williamsan Music Hausa EVERYTHING IN MUSIC Pianos-Band and Orchestra Instruments Radios and Combinations Joplin, Mo. Pittsburg, Kan. Neosho, Mo JOPLIN, MISSOURI THE DISTRICT'S QUALITY STORE SINCE 1890 Civil Service Needs Office Workers! Private Business Needs Office Workers! Train Now for a Well Paying JOB oplin usincss College The School for Ambitious Young Men and Women Phone 3266 JOPLIN, 407 Pennsylvania Tlie Uznirlt Engineering Company 15th and Illinois Joplin, Mo. phone 2152 Traffic Cop' Hey Bud this is . 1 - y , a one-way street, Joe Merrick. But I rn only going one way. At side TH T I C Delore Jan M S- - - -- ' T T ,wglfs W T' --Y 'W'-W H , V V - - , A .' -vw - k!- ,-' .' ,. ' ' -. - . , ,A . Q- '.-ff . ' V -5-age'-6' A. 'I-'W ' H 'inf' -in . .fx f 5- , T4 1 Q, .f L '- .551 , V --.fgl - ,-4.:.:L5, --ii - A is 1 4'w :if ,Qf - f-49 -. .:.eV. r'-YZ, , , - I , - ..-fd-.s.nu.,::'.1 ,Mag 1,..,.g ,M f., I 7. 4 ,, .Q . At the head of the clear, winding stream is a beautiful ' -' side of the mountain and pouring daily 20 million gallons iyltriiliigrerifgggf out of the saw E 418 Main -1- Phone 3541 JOPLIN, MISSOURI THE SPOTLIGHT OF FASHION ESINCE ,907 QS Jlflfzrdick Ure TQ ,4ppHa14w 611. Third and Virginia - Phone 122 JOPLIN, MO. PHILCO RADIOS AND REERIGERATORS U. S. TIRES AND BATTERIES RECAPPING AND REPAIRING oplin iano ompan Homeof America's Outstanding Piano Value LE S TE R Betsy Ross Spinets and Grands 312 Main Joplin, Mo. The Diamond Merchant of the District III BULOVA LONGINE ELGIN HAMILTON H E L B R O S G R U E' N . IQR4 Whevie the Big Sign Goes 'Round and 'Round Corner 5th Sz Main Joplin' M0- - ' ' ' burn. , I H ot be good looking but he certainly has money 'to ,?5hOix?Ssg?lfeWelf iniigvgi- suffered from the heat when I was Out Wlih 711111- Y Coin H3I'l'GX S Pyramid foundation, in Daft 3 3 X li is. is Monte l P, - . H . -Y-1- t- r A J P X I 1 mlol tintastic dream to preserve the h1SfOI5 Of present CHI lm lon il? 1 1 thi' ll q we spot will be 111051 interesting. I Alwnvs ff 0 00 Q BS t 1 - X. ,F's mfsu fat' I: , 1, O ' 115 '0 'Z 6 a oo1isBHfAn 2' A , ' f ' 42' .l vt At Your Grocer's A f 60 liar-Maguire 2 For Young Men's Attire l 610 Main Joplin Midwestern OHM 8qu1Qvmc14f 611, JW. : Distributors of . Typewriters - Office Equipment 5 Adding Machines - Cash Registers Phone 5403 822 Joplin Street JOPLIN, MISSOURI E M,-. Gilluianz I'11 give you just one day to hand in that paper M P Frank Moffett: All right. How about the Fourth of July? Hgive in ,. E' T '--sv 4- v -, . A, . 3 , , ,. 4, if - .. . f 'L . - F- . f if T ' ' .wk E' '-I ' 1 : Ei' ' - .' A, ' v ,L 7' ' ' t Q , I i ---W ' V - .. . , ,. . f.....-,..,.,i. 1 - -V A . i-A::. .-- 1145 4 . . l A ' I K , 'V . ' gel.. ,J -i ' U' ' s'1 s k h as 1 J hUt -ilk' For MORE THAN HALF A CENTURY the jjnplin Cnlnhe JOPLIN NEWS HERALD have been meeting the reading requirements of the people of thie great district! CARL ON, Seed - Feed - Hardware INDEPENDENT MERCHANT 1708 MAIN JOPLIN RUSQWEQTQYS Slide Store JOPLIN, MISSOURI IH df b Ab olf course is a beautiful c1'oss nn the hills west of Webb City near Hatten Farms g , whit-li 4-un be illuminated, just above the lovely area where the Webb City Easter Sumisb Sei-vii-es were held for niany years. This impressive service was a church and is-uric enterprise, which thousands of people attended every year. Mr: r A A HR A is L A W R E N C E ' S Sixth and Joplin, Joplin, Mo. Frosted Malted-Hamburgers and Chili Good Food for Good Health ChTliSZlJ7YMUL7l9 JOPLIN'S LARGEST AND FINEST DEPARTMENT STORE! P A S S A R RESTAURANT L I 419 Main + Joplin A . , D gl Quality First Always 'S NEW - MODERN - AIR CONDITIONED - affirm L EE7-ZViE'6'f Q9 If 59 , JI coon n, J 3 Gunn mass Tnzmnvurfmm T0ll1llly Johns Cat grand gperay. Wh . 31.51.11 it S G - y is that man h k' ' - X Trim1iiy?:m:VhaIill1sS2,h31251-g311?iIgZ tg? Cglqliiltrlltictor and hejsacorugitiliil at that lady? l Jeanne WE , , ,,,iI?1,L.. Mrs. Florence W McCullough who i h ,BBW . s erself a poet and whose son Dale vias a graduate of the Class of 47 of our high school has published a book entitled Living Authors of the Ozarks and Their Literature. Am A ong the authors presented in this . QQ Si Main Sale 611. Fourth and Pennsylvania Joplin, Missouri l l' , l .. Y- ft ' Yew Salem Jeanne Newell Cin Miss Stinnetts classy. The honors of v1iCh0Fa 111 1 were shown by Cotton Mattress, llIlllllllllllllllIllllllg!llnln!----eeiiiiin'--Ehhggaigt book that -we ol' special interest to our students and graduates are Dr. PauldStEvicik an or Joplin .Iuuior ,College who has published several articles and poemsi I . 1. Switzer, editor and journalist, who has printed our King Jack fI'0I11 1tS IHCGDUOH 111 linux to the present time. independent Grave! 60. Flint Chat - Flint Sand - Flint Abrasives - Dolmite Agricultural Limestone - Tripoli - Crushed and Ground Calcium Limestone - Asphaltic Concrete Paving Webb City Joplin Carthage ACKS After the Game - Truck Down the Lame -To Thirty-Two-O-Two Main X Thirst, Too, Seeks Quality with Q A AND IN COLI ON YEARBOC YOUR STAFF N ANNUAL PROI .O ..... VND.. .u.n Q . O. Co.. Co... .. .. BURG JoPL1N cocA-coLA BOTTLING co. llllllI'lf I 4 Can you punctuate this sentence? That that is is that that is not is not but that that G R A P H I C is not is not that that is nor is that that is that that is not. iAn,swer in next years annual.J with your needs in mind AND IN COLLABORATION WITH ONE OF THE FOREMOST AUTHORITIES ON YEARBOOK EDITING AND MANAGEMENT WE CAN NOW FURNISH YOUR STAFF WITH THE LATEST MOST COMPLETE TEXTBOOK ON SCHOOL ANNUAL PRODUCTION EVER PUBLISHED-JUST ONE MORE REASON WHY BURGER-BAIRD ANNUALS ARE ALWAYS BETTER BOOKS. lllllllilill IIAIIIII ESIZIRAVISIZ 130. GRAPHIC ARTS BLDG. ' KANSAS CITY, MISSUURI , I . U ,.. V ,?,,!. - A J, . , -,y r 1. N . l b , ir f- -4 - , . - f- wif-.Lain - H ' 'I ' I' '-S -X' H- 4' ---.f .vnlb-9934 O I I 5,- Il iii' f 5 , Y ay . Ju, .,- jiyv--..,,.1igW wV3,.l.,,,w ' l as ' , 1 ..x.4.J1.a-an .0 .-vxiikf'-.1152-'fQ1.ei1S4q+N.' wvui- lghaffi-932.1370-v wf.!4f-.'.5:.5f.L1A , .,.'. f nr w-,.. ii.. A a rf. ' A Alf? X U v ' -'ff- glff, Aft. , Digg A Q 4 mx ff 1' 1 ' ' ' V Aa-.1 .4-'dv-M -gf Mhgjl'-ku QQ., umm-elf - - ' U L Enfvaz' Webb City's lovely Ozark Hilltop, suimounted by a Cross and overlooking lower terraces with a care and wide sloping spaces, Where for several years our beautiful Easter Sunrise Services were held. Here we end our KING JACK 1951. The Editors and Business Managers terraces Sunrise 678 Af B: 3 w 6' 9 ,.. fi , it ', , 5, r M L 1 Q fm., 3354 ii 6 PM 5332 ki. xii : 124 F A 1 5 9 5 . I if 14.1 ,QU 'N' 1 5 I 1 15 2 f xx! A . an iq .f f 'l a' ,Z l P t. . i'- l 1 , I 1 ' If 2 '13 .1 ii r 14 ' 1 f L L F if 5 1 , K 5 5 O 3 4 'x if 'Q .ff rl 'N K in Y, 64 P Ja Ui S 4 I! W ' 1 v 4 ,sf-