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

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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

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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

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