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

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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,.