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

Text from Pages 1 - 130 of the 1953 volume:

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Jn. uanv .lm nurnenroan sus. mnaaens nr uorrm rneonons w. vnunen WEBB CITY IIIIIII 'SGIIUIIL WEBB GITYI IIISSIIIIIII 0 fa ' Qi ., w E' fiwkfm- I Jx xl 6, R ., , ,. f ,., X fu: , . L I' 2'4 3 7--1.4l.'iP -'H-lilk., -Q-NW-l?,L:---Sr.. -V1:fQr. f u x 1-t--M.- fw, HT-M ' 'kiflflz gk-W.. x M x lr - X -X -ffml-YI., RSM , Q L IIE SIGIIT UF TIIE LETTERS W. C., EMBLAZONED ON OUR IIANNICRS, OUR DRUMS, OUR ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT, AND OUR SWICATERS, IIAS A CIIALLENGING INFLUENCE ON OUR OI-PONENTS AND AN INSPIRINO EFFECT ON OUR STUDENTS AND 'I'OWNSl'EOI'LE. TIIROUCII THE YEARS WERE CITY IIAS MAINTAINICD A RECORD OF HIOII ENDEAVOR, IIIGII AClilIiVI'IMEN'I', AND OOOD SI'0R'l'SMANSIIIP. TIIIS YEAR OUR W. C. STUDENTS IIAVE EXCELLED IN ATHI,IC'I'lCS, IN MUSIC, IN OTIIER CULTURAL SUBJECTS, AND IN SCIIOLAR- SIIIIA IN KING JACK 1953, WE INVITE YOU T0 G0 ALONG WITII US ON THE MEMORY TRAIL OF OUR W. C. SCIIOOI. I.II E WITII ITS HIGH MOMENTS AND THRILLINO EVENTS DURING OUR .-lnnns M1'rr1b1'I'1's. BOOK ONE Gildmmzffmfzm BOOK TWO Gfcznes BOOK THREE Gfcfivifies T IS A PRIVILEGE AND AN HONOR TO BE A GRADIIATE OF WEBB CITY HIGH SCHOOL. ON THE OTHER HAND, MANY SPLENDID YOUNG MEN AND WOMEN HAVE COME OUT FROM OUR IIALLS OF LEARNING T0 HONOR OUR HIGH SCHOOL WITH WORTHY LIVES IN MANY FIELDS OF ENDEAVOR-IN THE BUSINESS AND THE INDUS- TRIAL WORLD, IN THE PROFESSIONS, ALSO IN THE HOME, AND IN DAILY LIVING AS A GOOD NEIGHBOR , A USEFUL CITIZEN, AND A NOBLE CHARACTER. SOME HAVE SERVED VALIENTLY IN THE ARMED FORCES, SOME HAVE MADE THE SUPREME SACRIFICE FOR THEIR COUNTRY, SOME IIAVE GONE T0 FAR PLACES T0 CARRY THE NAME OF WEBB CITY T0 GREAT HEIGHTSQ OTHERS IIAVE HDROPPED THEIR BUCKETS WHERE THEY ARE IN OUR OWN HOME TOWN OF WEBB CITY T0 CONTRIBUTE T0 ITS PROGRESS AND TO ITS PRESTIGE AS A GOOD PLACE IN WHICH TO LIVE. TO THESE FORMER GRADUATES, AMONG WHOM ARE SOME OF OUR PARENTS AND TEACHERS, WE RESPECTFULLY DEDICATE OUR 1953 KING JACK. Zn Wfmmmm 5 MISS MARTHA HELM MR. HOMER CRAKER cr ixm the XVclHv iIHy' schmnds ilu' XWQQ l'rcshlcnt of the liuard mmf Iilucn Hhy ywwx NhmHwr N50-H52 Died lfbfllllfj 2, I055. Died july IS, W52. sn Tlmy ffmnof :wholly pass uzrny, How fur s00'f'r IIIIOIYH' Nor uw H10 I1.Ilfll'l'l l'S fzrlmlly SILFIQI Apart from fhosc we Io 1'1'.' For spf r1'fs in Efffrnify As SIIIIIIUIPS in flue mm, Rvfrffh, bfuflclwvrfl info Timv, Us uv' Lila' liffcfzl vlfmfls rrfnrflz ml. PAGE7 .i ,yew ,, -: ey : ' ' ' ere is the architect's sketch of the new gym- nasium-auditorium, which is to be located south of the annex, the main entrance facing First Street. Bonds were voted July 22, 1952. Work was started January 22, 1953. This building' will be completed by the first of July. lu I x I cm' U' wwwqwey wa U11 FYIQ Slllxil' Qs nlx rm-'mix' In .ll-p.uI un Um 'HYUN- lil IJllXll lmillmllmmlnwr mi A'Iwuupl.1. .RIN 5Au5 CQ -.-nun-sv R. LYNN WHITWORTH, President of the Board of Education, turns a symbolic spadefulu in a memorable ground-breaking ceremony for the new gymnasium-auditorium. Rejoicing with him are Superintendent ROBERT CLARK Cleft! and Board Members, MR. CHESTER HONEY and MR. OTTO TOUTZ. X Ir .---..s Z Q- X xx' Q sf WM Q, tg ' -44. , ii lj PAGE I2 x 'NN R. WIll'I'WOR'l'll OTTO ll. TOUTZ ll.-XL M. WISE, jR. I. M. MERRY President Member Member Member ur school directors serve our schools in many capacities, without remunera- U J f tion and often at a sacrifice of time and 6 Oar 0 personal affairs. They, with the super- intendent, plan the policies of the schools, filJLLCQf1f0fZ supervise building program and repairs, have direction of school finances, and elect the teaching staff. We are greatly indebted to them for their unselfish ser- vice for the good of our schools. 'EN' Aiv. iii. f --:--,1 i.f: . ' ' l ' 1 ,I.'XMliS Y. REYNOLDS MADGE 'lf .IAMISS T. CHESTER RONEY Member Secretary Member l iejqecfiom rom our uperirzfendmf Webb City schools offer to over 1,2300 boys and girls an opportunity for twelve years of formal education. Learning continually goes on whether in the school room or outside. It is desirable that all boys and girls grow into mature, responsible, and intelli- gent citizens. We believe our schools contribute much to the educational processes both formal and informally. BONHAM M. CHANCELLOR, A. M. PRINCIPAL or W.C.H.S. ROBERT H. CLARK, M. S. in ED SUPERINTENDENT oF SCHooLs G21 .Message from our jlizzcipaf W. C. could rightfully stand for Welfare and Character, which are two concerns of every nation. Our program of education is designed to contribute much to these two things by directing and stimulating our students to think and at the same time giving them many opportunities to cultivate their abilities so that they may become wholesome adults able to support themselves, make wise choices, and be valuable members of the community they will call home. PA i li K- x.. Q is Y K an-W '. .21 II f 1 u s t - ' . . l wit: Roni X I IIXIIN .X, lI,XI3III'I I' filllmltlllfv, l7i1't'1'xifivd 0t'r14lmlim1S3 Senior lligh Stutlent Council, D. 0. Cluh, President ol' Kloniniunity lI'cacIters .Xssociation. IIUIIIANCII- Il I5IIRIiNNI.XN fYUHIllIt'l'1't'Q juniors, Asseitihly. III-I IN XIQIAXIJIN ffou1u1vrrt'3 Seniors, Assetnhly. III-I IN III IQRHIJ lim,Q1't1p!vy, II'orl4l Ilrxlor-v,' Sophotnores. XXISI I'Y ll UIl.I,Nl.XN Sofia! Slmlivxg Debate, juniors, Guidance Committee. in I ie Roxi- llI'NliIlf I' I .X NI, KiIiUl liYf rlzizglixli, Laling King lark, Cardimil Milfs, Quill and Srmll. Xl XIX R. IOIITNS lzuglzxlig King lark, juniors, junior Play, lilower Committee. Ill IX I4 tlIl.XlI R I:'u.uli,wli, .S'pm'lig Senior Play, Seniors, Assembly, Ihespians. I I XII-If Ill N IIR .llfillwliitlllrxg Sophontores, Social Cfomniittec. Ixl IIN NINIQI IN .llullu umliw ami St'iv11u',' Ninth Grade, Flower Committee. LL I' . . 'I'oP: Sophomores. Athletics, WH Cluh. l3o'i'i'oM 2 G. C WIl.I.I.-XMS -lJ1'i'z'w Traiiziiig, .Sl'l4'lIt'1'1 Seniors. Grade, junior Iligh Student Council. acuffy Unlimited patience in helping us! Sympathetic understanding of our am- bitions and our problems! Absorbing interest in shaping our lives in cul- ture, character, and the social graces I- l'iIi'I I'Y YICKRIiY-V-Girly' I'liyxit'al lid., llualllip Cheerleaders. P,-Xl.lNl.'X M. Ill'N'I'IiR--Boys' l'liyvir'uI lid., llmllb: Coach ol' lJUl'GI..-XS l..fXNDRI'IiII-Aliinlogy, Sl'lU7I4't',' Assistant Coach, Ninth l l L l'I'IR Row: .NR l'lll'R lf, P04 ll If -llljfflllllfllfcll .llusicg lfnsvmhlcs, Girls' Drum Corps, Seventh Granlv, WXYYV l XXYSUN l'n il lluvif' Sm ll' Y ' . . . .. . . Al . . , . ll nr orall'i1se111lwlt-5,Opera-lui, lfighlhGr:itlc.,I11niorlligl1.Xss0inhly .Nl,XN.Nll1 Sl INNI ill I' .Mifii1lSl1lil1'i'x3 l3lowur Coliliiiilti-0, -lnnim' lligh Sluilcnl Council, .lnnior lligh Ch lczitlcrs. Ninth Llipiilc. lll1l,l1N l1.XRlxl4l,l, lunmr llzgli lzllglzxli: lfighlh Ultitlr. Rtllllfllli lil.lJRllJlllf plrl: Social Coinlnitlcu. l,liXYlfR Row: KIUIQA Nl. CHI Ill- 'Cori' f,'urrn'lrlH111: lii,-:,l1Il1Gi':ulc Sevcnlli K'r'uli- lihrwrv Rl lllI1f., Vluh lun' ,. -. ,., .L ' . ,Q l0l'lllL,l1 .Xssi-inhly. .l.XNll1S l:X l4Rl:lJ Lim' f,IH'fIt'IIfIlHlI Sevcntli Grzulc, Scwntli Grziilc lihrziry lh-aiding Clluh. l'lfXRl. X'lfN.Xlll.li Cori' f,lIH'1'lA'IIlIlHIQ Scx'einliGi'1nlc, Seventh Graulc l.ihr1iry Rcznlimg Cllnlw, ,Iunir ui lll h .XhSt'IHl7lj'. 'l'lllfl.M.'i IDRIENNVN Al.ih1'i1r.v3 Suu-ntli Grzltlc lihrziry Rliltllllg Cfluh. lil5NNl'l'll -lll'5l.XlN 'flflliffr lligli .lltIffH'lII1Iffl'XQ lfighth Grziilc, l.inc Cuaifli :intl lioolhgill Scout. re Cgfpfidfliglllf elzfors Such qualities do our W. C. teachers manifest in their relationship with us. Wo are grateful for their competent assistance, and we do respect their opinions and judgment. RUSIIE .NLXRY 'HIE XQLXN llrlfrlffllllrlf llnmi' l1l4'UllUlllll',Yf If,lI,,X4 S41 KU lx. Sllilfxlx lmluxlfml ,tlrlxg School Boy llllillll. KllfURlll.X lllll 'l' .Yi'i'ru'!ii1'y In ilu' l'rlm'ipi1l, ...--n esearch work for classes under the guidance of an expert librarian is done in the recently remodeled library, which has been made at- tractive and convenient with new furnish- ings and fluorescent lights. is ' S , ...xv WM 'll S' NQFUAA-. X . i Q K i am X S gf QW! K gf, 'S 5 5 Q x E f . ,.4. E. Q 5' 5 S sg be SMQ-.ff igg ji :sf -... Q .sf ,gf . wiwll ' wx N.- sig . X r- .-4 fx. .- 4 1. qw' AN ..i. S if Q Fw Q Q M W x X PAGE I8 ZIZLOVS Svoxsoksi Nlr, Williams, Miss Gilmer, Miss Nlclfadin N'X'l'IUN.Xl. lloxok Sorzu-TY: jane Baldridge. Barbara llellairs. Nlyrile I,ee Conner Mary Dedrickson, Dan jackson, Gene ,lel'l'ries. lileanor -Iewell, Shirley liirhy, Whilson Kirk, Pail Moffett, 'llheodore W. Palmer, Ron Richardson, Mary ,lean Rutherford. Oirxczi-Ks: Standing -Rex Rogers, treasurer: Ron Richardson. vice-president: joe Grisham, president. Seated- -,Ioan Dixon, secretary: Phillip Byrd, sergeant-at-arms. ezzior everie Ah! how short a time it seems now as we look back on our three crowded years in senior high! A small class are we-but mighty. Just ask our towns- people about Eddie Nealy, Jim Hunter, and Gary Huffman-who this year have smashed all past records of the Big-Eight, and about Joe Grisham, who is the star of baseball! Ask our faculty about Theodore W. Palmer, who amazes all his teachers with his knowledge of literature, mathematics, and science! Or civic and other clubs about our musicians-Sandra Trimble, Gene Jeffriesf Paul Hight, Myrtle Lee Conner! Or spectators at any game about Patt Moffett and her cheerleaders, who were first in the Tournament of Champions Cheerleading Contest! Or professional photographers about Whitson Kirk and John Wallace, who have taken and developed pictures for KING JACK! Or ask the speech teach- er about our dramatic ability as displayed in our Senior play, Our Hearts Were Young and Gay. Soon we will be receiving our laurelsg for in quick succession will come Honor Assembly, Cap and Gown parades, Junior-Senior Prom, Senior picnic. Class Day, Baccalaureate, and the grand climactic event-Commencement. So with a song in our hearts, but tears in our eyes, we will leave our dear W. C., with cherished memories that neither time nor distance can ever efface. Q55 of I5 l.XNlf BM.DRlDGli--tfmiiiiivrcitzl. Queen ol' limi: Al-ttzii, limo jxtiii Stall, Cardinal Notes tassistant ed- ilorl. Quill and Scroll tsecretaryl, National llonor Society, lhespians ttreasurerl, ,lunior and Senior Class Play, Girls' Chorus and Mixed Chorus. R.fXNlJ.Xl.l. l3lSlllRf -ticmmzl. WP Club, Goll, l3l1X l:Rl.N BOX l'R-f-CHIlIIlIL'ft'llIl. D. O. Club. BOB l3l'RRlS tfn1r1rm'1't'1t1l. WU Club, lfootball, Ba'- 5 ltetball, Baseball, junior and Senior Class Plays. -Iunior lligh and Senior lligh Operettas. Boys' Chorus and Mixed Chorus, Tliespians. I O, lil X ION -tfcwral. ll. O, Club. Pllll.l.lP .'Xl,l.lfN BYRD--Citfizeiul. lfootball, W Club, Band, Orchestra. D. O. Club, sergeant-at-arms ol' Senior Class. Rl'SSlfl.l, COCIIRQXN-ftivzivrtzl. junior Class Plav, Boys' Chorus, Mixed Chorus. Y NlYR'lil.lf l.lflf cx,NNlfR'-f:IUlllIlL'I'lil!Il. National llonor Society, Best Girl Citizen, Klutz -lxtzx Staff, Quill and Scroll, Student Council tsecretaryl, Senior Class Play. Girls' Chorus and Mixed Chorus, l'hes- pians. ORYIEI. COOPISR----Gt'm'rul, IJ. O. Club, Student Council tvice-presidentl. LOUIS CQWAN--General. Band tsecretarvl, Or- chestra. ' CARROI. l,liA Cl'l,'IiON-tfmnmvrrial. D. 0. Club DONAID D.-XRBY-Gwivral. Baseball. NORVAI. D.'XY---Gvi1cral. Boys' Chorus, Mixed Chorus, Debate, D. O. Club, Senior Plav, Track, Thespians. V MARY liLl.liN DIEDRlCKStDNN-4Coniiazwrial. Val- edictorian. National llonor Society ttreasurerj, Girls' Chorus and Mixed Chorus, Student Coun- cil '5l. AIOANN lblXfllxlhfjllllllIlt'l'fitIl. Senior Class Sec- retary. BUD N, DORAN -lfuniiiierriul. Student Manager of Athletics, Klutz JACK Stall, Quill and Scroll, Student Council, Boys' Chorus and Mixed Chorus. Basketball, Rand, Orchestra, Thespians. NORMA .IEAN DIQNLAP---Cfuzinivrtfial. Girls' Chorus and Mixed Chorus. Senior Play, 'lihespians NlAR'l4llA SL'li DURHAM'-C0u11m'rt'ial. KINK' JACK Queen Attendant, Flag Twirlers tco-captain? Student Council, Girls' Chorus and Mixed Chorus. 1 PA G ezziors PAGE ,llM lll.3NTISR---College. All-State Basketball and Foot- ball, Best Boy Citizen, W Club tvice-presidentl, lfoot- ball tcaptainl, Basketball Cco-captainl. Baseball, Track tAll Athletics '5l-'53D, junior Class President, DAN NIACKSUN --General. National llonor Society. Stu- dent Council '5l-'52, Baseball. SL'ZANNli EIACKSON -Geiicral. lqlNG jAc3K Queen Attend- ant, lflag Twirlers lcaptainl, Girls' Trio, Girls' Chorus. Mixed Chorus, Uperetta, Accompanist for Ensembles, Thespians. GENE -lEPPRlES-College. KING ,JACK Editor, National llonor Society. Quill and Scroll, Boy's Quartet, Thes- pians lpresidentl, Baseball, Boys' Chorus and Mixed Chorus. Operettas '50-'53. lil,liANOR ANN lfNVlfl-l.-- Cfollegv. National llonor So- ciety, Quill and Scroll, Cardinal Notestsecretaryl, Thes- pians. junior and Senior Class Plays, Senior High Operetta. Student Council, Girls' Chorus, Mixed Chorus. ROBERT EIOIINSON- -Cmzzznenrial. W Club, liootball, Track, Boys' Chorus, Mixed Chorus, D, O. lNliZ -IORDAN-Civriertzl. Music Club '5l, Glee Club '5Z. SlllRl,liY LIUNAIQ KIRBY--Cmiiiiivnrial. Salutatorian, National llonor Society, KING JACK Staff, Quill and Scroll, Cardinal Notes, Girls' Chorus and Mixed Chorus, Student Council '52, Thespians. WHITSON KIRK -College. KING ,IACK Editor, National llonor Society, Quill and Scroll, Student Council, Thes- pians, Band '48-'53, Boys' Quartet, Boys' Chorus and Mixed Chorus. Z0 -vs 1 e BETTY ,ILTNP ll ASI INR fmIIIIItn1al Drum Corps l7.ll.A., Girls Chorus Wlixed C horus LIEAN ANNI llSlll R Cnrzzzzmtnll Xlixtt Ciorns Girls' Chorus BOB GlLl.lA Nl C1eI1eIal sltetbill X ub Col -IOE GRlSllA'Nl Cnmml President ol Senior Cllss W Club Cpresidentl Biskethill B seblll lx ball '5l. SHlRLliY ANN RGIS Ulllllltfl al Int Class tvice-presidentl Drixer lduwtion ANDREW llAl ILRX Gtmral Xirplinc Cluh all BEN GEORGI KA 'Nl C ollttt ootbill Club, Debate Semor Pl IX lhespmns Student CCillI1Lll Boys' Chorus Ind Nlixed C horus PAUL lllGlll tm s horus Ind Nlixtt Chorus, Band Urchestrl lc Itbill ll GARY Hlllil M NN Colltgc lootbill Bislxetball XX Club, Baseblll lr ck I n W -s s -lnd-.45 fMfNllf'l l' lNlt1l3.-XRLAND Cozllilivrcial. junior and IOIIN MQIIARIANIJ -titlimazl. lfoothall '50-'52, Base- BAQRB.-XRA'jl'Nlf MISRRY- Cozzzimfnfial. Queen of BARB.-XRA AlIl.l.liR Blil.l.AlRS College, Class lis- lxl'l l'Y-Mll l.lfR fiCIIt'ftIl, Cheerleaders tco-captain SXM NlILl lGXlN C111 ral l'oo Wll.l.lAM MlLl.IGAN----Gvlzerul. D. O. Club. Glam of '5 ,AROL Sl'li l..XlRlD+Gvnem1. Thespians, junior and Senior Class Plays, Girls' Chorus and Mixed Chorus, Senior lligli Operetta, lflag 'liwirlers '52-'53, Best Sportsmanship fxward. Ql.l.liN j.-Xfxli LUWI- ff:UlIIllIL'ft'itl1, Drum Corps, Girls' Chorus, Mixed Chorus. Senior Class Plays, lhespians, Boys' Chorus, Mixed Chorus, Baseball, Band '5l. hall, XV Clulw. l-oothall, lliespians, Secretary ol' junior Class, Cheer- leaders tsecretarvl, lil IA. lpresidentl, junior and Sen- ior Class Plays. Girls' Chorus and Mixed Chorus, President oi' llotne lic Class. sayist, National l4lonor'Society, Quill and Scroll, 'lflrsio j,-uri Stall, Cardinal Notes, Girls' Chorus and Mixed Chorus, Student Council. lhespians, junior Play, Girls' Chorus and Mixed Chorus, Senior lligh Opt-retta. . . , ,V f wt' . ' tlwall '51, Baseball, Boys' Chorus, Mixed Chorus. liar - . PATT MOFFETT-'CnlIv,uv. limo jxcit fBusiness Managerl, Quill and Scroll, National llonor Society, Cheerleaders tcaptainl, Thespians, Basketball Queen Attendant '52, junior and Senior Class Plays, Girls' Chorus and Mixed Chorus. liDDlli NIQALY---Gvzzvral. W Cluh, Basketball, Golf. Baseball, Sports Club '51, Big liight Scoring Record for Individual Game. jli.-XN NORTON-Geflieral. Girls' Chorus, Mixed Chorus. l llliODORli W. PALMISR- -Colle,uz'. Class Orator, Bausch and Lomb Science Award, Cardinal Notes Iidi- tor, KING jxcii thusiness managerl, National llonor Society, Quill and Scroll lpresidentl, junior and Senior Class Plavs, Thesnians. , l SIllRl-liY ANN Pllll.l.lPS -litfzzvml. KING jfxcii Queen Attendant. RU'l'Il PRATliR--Gwieral. Drum Corps, Girls' Chorus. F.ll.A. Sub-District Reporter, Music Club, RON RICHARDSON College. National llonor So- ciety, Quill and Scroll, UW Cluh, Basketball, Senior Class Vice-President, Cardinal Notes, Senior lligh Operetta, Boys Chorus and Mixed Chorus. BE'l l'Y RITCHISYV slieizezul, lf.ll.A., DU. MYRTLE LORlil.li RICIIIEY 'l,'ou1zm'rrml, Quill and Scroll, Student Council '51-'52, Cardinal Notes, D, 0. tsecretaryl, Nonet 'il-'52, Girls' Chorus and Mixed Chorus, Pmrr 7l ezziors E- lxllll 21 -lllll lph RIQX RUGIQRS flivzzunil llcsl Spurtaiiizlmliip .Xw:ml, President ul' Slmlcm Cuuncil quill Student llmly. lfuul- 'S bull, Vv Club, ID, 0, 1.lub lprcsulcntl, llgukcilmll l- '5l, ljwrt of Qin-rn Mlcmlziiit, klunim' lligli Stuilcnl Council lricc-prcxiilcrilh '50, MARY .lli.XN Rl 'lilll'RlflllilJ ffnllrgr, Nguiunzil llcmur Society lprcwiilcnlh, Quill Quill Sqrull lx'icc-prcsi- LlCl1Il, liiwu ,IMK Stull lluisiiicss iiiginugcrh, Student Council. 'lilicspiaiiu Scniur lligli Upcrctlxi, Svniur Class Play. lw5ll.l. 'ILIERRY Gf'1u'ml, lfuullnill. llzukutlmll, NYM Club, lhmy! Chorus :unl .Nlixcil Cliuruf, linscbnll. S-XNDRA 'l'RlNll3l,li- -Cjuuuml, Quill xml Surull, Kimi IMQK Quccn .Xttuliilxlnr lil1L'Sl7lZlIl5, Cxmlinzil Nulcs, Stu- dent Cuuncil, Svniur Class Play. Opcrcllgu '5l-'55, 5.Xl.l.Y NV.-XGUNlfli lfnl111i1i'rr1i1l. lf ll. X., Girly' Chorus. Mix:-il Cliwrun. llrum Curpw, Nlusic Club '50, N Cll.'XRl.liS XX'.Xl.l..-XCIQ fii'!1g'fzlI. lilwn -I-xcii ologrzipli mliiurh, Quill .uid Scroll. llgunl, Gulf, Baseball, SL-niur Claim Play, 'lilicspigixix Bll.l,Y IOli Vw'li.XX'liR fi1'Hz'f1Il. lglllhl lricwprcai- ilenll, SllIklL'I'll Council '5l-'51 lniluslriail .Xrts Club '5l Mix:-ll C:llUl'll5, Nlusic Club '50 Pl lYl,l.lS WRIGI ll! -Cii'm'1'f1l. Girl!Cl1nrus. 'l'li0odorc W. Palmer Xlinncr ul llic lglllhfll A lmnib Science .Xu iml Jim Hunter Myrtle Lve Conner lhwl lim' and lin-st Girl Citifcn i . '. i. .' ' H Q - ,'Hum1i'n'1ul, l5.ll..X. lprusi- rub. Czirrlinnl Nulca, Drum Corin. Girls' Clmrus :ind MIIXX Dl XX Vwlllll 1 ra uafiozz eremozzies .Buccafaureafe Services Sunday, May l7, l053 Processional, Pomp and Cl1ivalry -f-lligh School Or- chestra, Arthur Poole, Conductor. Invocation--The Rev. Asa B. Ingram. Violin Solo--Paul llight. Scripture Reading -The Rev. IT. li. Funk. Boys' Quartet, Selected--Gene .lefl'ries, Ronald Richard- son, Whitson Kirk, Robert Burris. Sermon--The Rev. lilgin Lee. Vocal Solo, Selected--Sandra Trimble. Benediction---The Rev. Albert D. Pyle. Recessional, Pomp and Chivalry. Mary Ellen Dedrickson Shirley Kirby Valedictorian Salutatorian Glass may Ccxercises Thursday. May 21, l953 Processional, Selected --Suzanne jackson. Salutatory, The lfull-Grown lligli School Grad- uate --Shirley Kirby, Class lissay, Hlfducation in .'Xmerica - -Barbara Bel- lairs. Trumpet Solo, Carnival of Venice tClark7-Whit- son Kirk. Class Oration, l3re:dom ---Theodore W. Palmer. Girls' Trio, Selected---Eleanor jtwell, Suzanne jack- son, Sandra Trimble, xx is ax .1 if' li . , i 3a1'bara Miller Bellairs Theodore W. Palmer lfgggilyist fjfllltbl' Class Prophecy- Brass Quartet, Selected-Louis Cowan, Phillip Byrd, john Wallace, Billy joe Weaver. Class Will- Boys' Quartet, Selected--Gene Jeffries, Bob Burris, Whitson Kirk, Ronald Richardson, Valedictory, Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow - Mary Dedrickson. Class Song--Senior Class. Recessional, Selected---Suzanne jackson. Gommencememf lfriday, May 22, N53 Processional, Pomp and Circumstance --lligh School Orchestra, Arthur Poole, Conductor. lnvocation--The Rev. l.. ll. Westphal. Girls' Trio, Selected--lileanor Jewell, Suzanne jackson, Sandra Trimble. Piano Solo, A La Bien Aimee fSchuttl--Myrtle Lee Conner. Address, Practical Suggestions for l.iving - -Col. Ray li. Watson. Vocal Solo, Selected-Gene jeflries, Presentation of llonor Students--B. M. Chancellor, Prin- cipal. Presentation of Class -Robert ll. Clark, Superintendent. Presentation of Diplomas- -Lynn R. Whitworth, Presi- dent ol' the Board of Education. Benediction -The Rev. lf. l.. Mcliarland. Recessional, Pomp and Circumstanceu-lligh School Orchestra. PA G T: Wafionaf gfonor ociefy SIANDING-V-Whitson Kirk, Mary jean Rutherford, Mary Ellen Dedrickson. BXCK ROW'---jerry Rusk, Don Daniels, Phyllis Brooks, Patt Moffett, Shirley Kirby, Ron Richardson, Ruth Mary Cowardine, Ralph llickman. l RONT ROW-lileanor jewell, Dan jackson, Barbara QMillerJ Bellairs, jane Baldridge, Myrtle Conner, Gene .leffries Nine Seniors and five Juniors were inducted in the National Honor Society on April 2 at an impressive candlelighting ceremony by the four members elected last year- Mary Jean Rutherford, Whitson Kirk, Mary Ellen Dedrickson and Theodore Palmer. The new members had been selected by the faculty from the upper scholastic third of their classes on the basis of Leadership, Service, Character. After talks were given on the ideals of the Society, the newly-elected members were called to the stage by the president, and took the pledge of the society. Officers are as follows: Mary Jean Rutherford, president Whitson Kirk, vice-president Theodore Palmer, secretary Mary Ellen Dedrickson, treasurer Mr. B. M. Chancellor, sponsor. The annual National Honor Society Banquet was held on April 13 in the Home Economics dining room. The tables were decorated with lilacs and other spring flowersg and a delicious menu was served by Miss Reagan and her classes. The program of the evening consisted of slides shown by Mr. Dalton DeShazer of Joplin. Very beautiful awe-inspiring scenes of Colorado and the Canadian Rockies, Yellowstone National Park, and Grand .Teton Park, of lovely flowers in these various places, and prize winning pic- tures of flowers and scenes, were among those shown. Guests present were Mr. and Mrs. Dalton DeShazer, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Clark, Mr. and Mrs. B. M. Chancellor, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Babbitt, Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Gillman and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Mustain. fi Standinge-Ralph llickman, vice-president: Donald 'W Luziors SPONSORSI Mr. Gillman, Mrs. johns, Mrs. lihrenman NA'l'loNAl. llUNJ0R Socua'rY: Phyllis Brooks, Ruth Mary Cowardin, Donald Daniels, Ralph llickman. jerry Rusk N. Oiflfniisks: - Daniels, president: Bob Peek, sergeant-zu-arms. Sealed-f Phyllis Pierce Day, secretaryg Ni- Ann llickam, treasurer 1' ' Luzior ecor ings As Juniors, we are seen around school doing things and perhaps once in a blue moon doing nothing. Our class is large as W.C.H.S classes go-nearly 100 of us. We have proved this year that we have brains, brawn, and beauty. Our class play, Here Comes the Brides, had a capacity audience, and was a knock-out for hilarity. Three of our lads are on the celebrated A basket- ball team, and our lasses have helped the cheerleaders to jump to a new high in honorsg of the 9-member debate squad, seven are Juniors. Two Junior misses have won vocal music awards for W.C.H.S., and many class members belong to the choruses, bands, and smaller ensembles. In the ranks of those serving as Cardinal Notes reporters and those win- ning coveted memberships in Quill and Scroll are many outstanding Junior names. Some of our talented and dependable members were always busy pick- ing up the loose ends of year book activities or running up and down the stairs from the gymnasium to the auditorium on occasions such as demanded by the push and drive necessary to decorate for the Coronation of Queen of KING JACK. The colorful Spring Prom, in honor of the Seniors, which was enjoyed in the high school gymnasium on May 15, afforded a delightful climax to an eventful and successful year for the class of 1954. l s PAGE 25 lm' :Xllen f Roger ,Ninos LL 'Z L 0 Phyllis .-Xrnistrung Gary Baker Patty Ballenger Peggy Barger Martha Behymer Deyyaine Bt-isner Allen Bettis Norma Benlieltl Wayne Blantl Betty Buartl .lack Buytl Marlene Bm'-,-I' Phyllis Brtmlix Maxine Buchanan Betty Burk jerry Burk Binnie Cahill Dnrotliy Carey Boh Chancellor litltlie Cliester joy Christnian llelen Clark Binh Cult' Max Corner Ruth Mary Cmyartlin Bill Cuweii Alice Crockett llelen Cummins Otletta Danfurtl Dun Daniels linger llayis Shirley llziwsmi Neltlll klu lJt'Muss Mary louise llipley -lack Duran Nancy lillilli Gary Iilswick ,lack liitller Missy Graystun Muntfurtl llantlley Shirley llart Ann l liekam llvx'ui'ly llughcs .lam -lcslvr lhilmxs .luhns Wzimlzi -lulmslmi WL-wlcx' King llaihny liulp lJ.lx'iil l girsuii lfLll'L'll l.ipc liiullv Nlxilvii Rmiailil Nlill' Sliirluy Mcllunzilil R ic liaml Sliirlvy Nlcl .CIl1Ul'C l unix Nlvclx llill llliiiimn lliilu Miiiisim Phillip Munmn lhrrls Nvwlny ,li Zllllll' Ncwcll -Iiigiii llrmlull' lhilsy Palmcllaill lliilw llcvli Czirul lk-nec Gvrzllilim- Phillips llmviml Phillips l'hyllix l'ivi'c- Mvllvzi Piltmam llulw lqL'5llX'4l Billy Riclicy Curl Riddle Slll' llulwlls kiwzllnlllln' lliigcis Alurry Rusk llunzllil Sheets Doris Sllollp llgirlmrgi Speck llvlvn 'l'lumi4is klinimy Willizmis AllXX'j'lll Wilsun liliiiiiiiil Wiiiiiiizcr Mary lfllcn Witllcrspum-I1 llunnzi Ymt I Ralph lliclumm Q 5 5 5 4 Shirley llmllllcslmi A WP, 777' l fa' I-lineal Iiifln-xy sergt-41111 all lII'Ill5 Ilee Conner, ll'C1lNlITl'I' Slnrley XYUIIIIIZIII, sL'CI'L'IilI'y' Iiennelli Wilson, presitleiil liolw l5veri1l, xice-presiilelil Srossoks: Miss Ilerroil, Nlrs. llunler. Miss Yickery. 070 OWLOVES Wise and foolish has cliaracterizecl Sophomores for many generations: and our class is no exception to the general rule. Nothing exciting ever happens to Sophiesg We are never in the limelight like the breezy Juniors or doughty Seniors. Yet we do have our high moments. We argue excitedly in cle- Ioates, sing lustily in the choruses: we toot our horns, thrum our stringed instruments, bang our drumsg We practice endless hours in running or jumping like Br'er Rabbit, hoping to make touchdowns or baskets someday-to say nothing of studying our lessons even though somewhat spasmodically. Yes, wail-I1 out for us when We arrive as Juniors. N.'XMl:ll 'lll KING IXCIIQ Slxll: I'InIIip llellgmirs, Fllllllllll' Ilrnlgcs, Pansy Clemons, ilurolyn Dickson, Ions ,Inni- Iiirk. Iizly Ullryailil, Roger Wt-Iwlx ,lohn Wlllnle wavy, ,. 'x X54 Il,Xl,Ix ICIPXX .Innes .Xllt-n, Ierry ,Xllexy I-reil ixulcln-r. Maurice Llark, I'InI lit-Ilaurs. llllly Ifopelaml, Ilet- ffolnn-11 IIIIIQID IIHXX' lknnsy' fiIk'IllIlllN, X1-In Kiourlrigln. Ilzlrhzlru llyler, llelly lloxxlcy. Clnirles Ilrorvlw. Syilliev ff1u'm'II, I'IlUlll1lN Iioqvtl, SIIXINIJ IQHXX' Iucille Iionl, klune Ilreetlcn. Nlziry' I,ou Cjourlrigln, llexm-1'Iy Iiulinslg-tlll llellx llirlws, I illn' iloplnui I HHN I' NNW IIIH IIUHCII. IIINIIIUN' Ilishop. livin Conner, Ilonnzi lleisner. Bonnie Iizirr, ,Inn Ilrnlges. Iloxxgml flooper, IIN! 23 0j0h0l'lZ0l'65 Q, sw QQ 1 xx gt 1 x. 'Q' 'v IHMIR ROW :lquliii Liilliati'-.l. kluliii lit-i'm-y, ,l, ll, lNlycis, litlwgml Morris, Wtiyiic lliuicliciilwitg. -lxlflx l,k'Q.1I'1llll'I1l't'ltl lxuimltl l3trx'c, Willizim llzirv. , , I . , . ,. . . . Illllxli ROXX Nll1l,E,lIl'L'l lurtz, -lulizi llctlricksuii, .Nlqirlciic liilliatiii, Sliirlcx' lliwtiw, f:ll1ll'lk'I1k' Ihmlt-ii, Nl.iiiIyi In-i'iici, Sliirlcy lixxiiin, liatyv lmlgc. SIQCUNIJ RUXX' lliilw Altistirc. .Xiiii llmvgiixl, llcxtrzill Nlillcr, Nltirv luwll, latin' .Xiin Nlillcr. Yirgiiiiti Nlilligmii l31ii'li.ii'1i llullmvziy, Carrol lliqlxliii. Q i VRON li ROW' -lui v liilmvr, luis klzinc Kirk, Gary G4ti'wi'. Robert lfvuritt. xlcrry Nlcritlvtli. Czirnlxii Diclwim Ilgirol Sus lltidtlleston. ,vs . , , . , . . , . 96 Q- l3Xi.lx NNN Lzirul Riclicxy Nlgiuiiii lxgigstlgtlv. In llilt- Siu-iiccr lim lixlur liiliii Xlilliur- api-uri. -luliii Williitu, Clligirlu Sliutip. Q IIIIRID ROW vluliiiiiy l-llI'I1L'l', ,lim Riclxu, Ruger Vfclwlw. ltiiy Ritltllc. liiix Wliitv. llmiiizi l'crry, Ifluix-rice Stcplicns. Nl-COND ROW lil'l1f'5l Riclici, WttyitcvSiiiiuiiwii, liviiiictli Wilwii, l't-ggi Sligilt-ig lliilvlw .Xiin Rcymiltln, ,lztnicu Olixvr, ,lztiiicc Nvwlwy, linux' 4Yl3iji'4iiit. 1 llxllfy I' ROW luis Wilwii. llunngi Rug.1ci's. liilly Supp, -Iqrx' Sligiiip Rulit-rt l'.1ti'iult. Sliirlcx' XX it-rmzin, Betty l.uu Wugiicr llllRlJl lRO laik McCall, llaroltl -lctlvrs, Klum- O'Banion, Robvrt Poxwll, Shirlt-y Martin. Mary .Nnn Ritltllu. lloytl Ring, Sharon Millcr, lrt-nv lacltson, Marx lo Ritltllv. lla-lorvs Nt-yyby, Sl'COfXlJ ROW Gary Richey, Sauntlra Martin. l Marilyn lying, Donna Martin. lya ,It-an Mu-rs. Xrlo -loltltsoii. Ralph l.assitvr, Lalxm l'roxms, IIQoNI' ROW Carl lohnson, lohn Matthuxys. lan- vllv Mcl.cinorc. Mary Curtis lamvs, Suv Maycs. lt-rry Mt-slin, lh-an Rvilmon i Sflllllllllllll. llllRlD ROW llonaltl Scott, Bcssic liolwiI1sol1,llt'lin Smith, llaxitl lyc, -lutlith Wt-bb, Barbara Watrous. Nl't,ONl7 ROW l.arry Smith, lliyic Wallau-, Nancy Stussy, Rolwrt Wallacv, 'liomi Williams. ,Xlicc Sliiyaily, Max Spcncvr. Nl' ROW Gary Smart, Mary Sclicinlu-ra. Charlotti- Svyyartl, Carol Young, klunv Spy-uct-r. Mary l ull Smith. lion Stokus. 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Q' 1- sy V .Jn T I i g QANQ - MX x Q I 4-bg 4n-1-w,.- 53 F6 ,gr Pig QIIPEIZ of jflnq Jar Q1 Im firm n O1'qr1 IIIVZII film s Sporfs 6Jl'fl'l'fl A asf V' Gene jeffries, Sandra Trimble, Bob Burris, Sue Durham, Bob Gilliam, Tony Tudor. jane Baldridge, Sally Ferguson joe Grisham. Rex Rogers, Shirley Phillips, john Wallace, Suzanne jackson, Whitson Kirk. Clie Gororzafion ::G?1z veizilzq of Enchantment The Coronation of Miss Jane Baldridge, Queen of KING JACK, on March 20, was unusually beautiful and truly enchanting. The decorations were carried out on a romantic Sweethearts theme. A flourish of trumpets, lights dimmed, slowly opening curtains revealing Such sights as youthful poets dream On summer eves by haunted stream , the beautiful strains of Pomp and Circumstanceu, and then the Processionalg KING JACK Editors leading the procession as Masters of Ceremony, the Queen's charming attendants dressed in lovely gowns of pastel shades, the darling little flower girl scattering posies in the Queen's path, opposite the precious little crownbearerg then the cynosure of all eyes, Her Majesty, gowned in an exquisite creation of white nylon trimmed in sequins-all moving sedately down the aisles to meet their escorts and proceeding to the stage under the play of spotlightsg the impressive crowning of the Queen, the beautiful program in her honorg and the delightful Queen's Ball- constitute One Wonderful Night. Gororzafion gjroqram Candle Lighters AMary jean Rutherford, jean Norton. lleralds Ajohn Wallace, Louis Cowan, Gary Smart, Lon- nie Wood. Masters of Ceremony -KING jACK liditors, Gene jeffries, Whitson Kirk. Processional - Pomp and Circumstancen tlilgarl, Orches- tral Arthur Poole, director. Prologue -Gene jeffries, Crowning of the Queen-Why joe Grisham, president of the Senior Class. lipilogue- ffWhitson Kirk. PROGRAM IN HONOR Ol? THE QUEEN Choral and Overture tNl. lsaacl, A Little Romance tWoodhousel, Orchestra: Arthur Poole, conductor. Piano Solo - Yalse Brillianteu tChopinl, Myrtle Lee Conner. The Night llas a Thousand Eyes CHage- P AG ie. 4 2 manl, Dodo CAlfred Marlhoml, Phyllis Armstrong. Myrtle Lee Conner. accompanist. Reading!- Size Pour- teen, Please , Patt Moffett. Saxophone Quartet + Pil- grim's Chorus tWagnerD, Shirley Wierman, Shirley Martin, Sue Scott, jerry Cobble. Boys' Quartet A Brothers, Sing On tGreigD. Rain and the River tlioxl, Whitson Kirk, Gene jeffries, Ron Richardson. Robert Burris: Myrtle Lee Conner, accompanist. Dancef--- Ballet Waltzen, students of jane Benson's School of Dance, Martha Leib, Donna Kay and Saundra liay Martin, Sue Holt: Cecilia Veatch, accompanist. Violin Solo!- Csardas tMonti5, Patil llight, jr.: Mrs. Roney, accompanist. Vocal Solo -- Sweethearts , Dr. Carney: Cecilia Veatch, accompanist, Recessional. Decorations Committee-ff-Patt Moffett tchairmanl. Mary jean Rutherford, Whitson Kirk. Stage Lights--Theo- dore Palmer. 216 4 llfljllllfl J' y ml f I ' S X liXC.lx NN licllx lio.ii'il, Alxkll' Norton, -Iuniny llmlgcs, llicotlore NX, l,2lll1it'l' lcdliorl, Phyllis liroolts, l'hylhs .Xriiislm f. 'lf-i A . . lllllili ROW- l'lm'.lIiiii -It-nel. isa-ci'cl.iry 1, l':1iis,x'f1lciiioiis. Nlaitilyii lxcincy, Ron Ricliarilsoii, Udciia llgiiiloixl. l'hil licllaiis. Ruth Nl.ii'x ioxniixliii, ,lox Cilirislinan, ,loan Ui'inliii'f. SHXVNID ROW lloiiim isis? lilh liopliei, .Nlary -Ieiiii Ri1llierl'oi'd, Gerziltlinc Rogers, l.ois -lane Kirk, lloniiii llup.1ci's, I54ii'l1.1I':i l3cll.lil's, - I Q V V H 4 CON l' NNW Nlvrlle l ce liiiiiici' ltypisl J, Sliirlex I Ilziil, I'hx'lhs Pierce Day, Slnrley Nlcl.t-inure, Sziiulra lriin- hlc, .lane lialiliulge liissisi int eiliioil, .Nlyrlle lilClll'Y, CARDINAI, Norris, our high school publicity agent, reports the various happenings oi' our W. C. school lil'e in the daily papers--the Webb City Scfrifiiicl and tl1eJoplin fllohc. An alert sta ll' ol' thir1 y-one members meets every Week on Tuesday morning for assign- ments. A delig'htl'ul party on April 28, at the home of Theodore W. Palmer will long be re- inembered for its high entertainment of slides showing scenery oi' our beautiful country. Tilli ITOROTIIY ROE CIIAPTER OF QUILI. AND SCROLL, an International Honorary So- ciety for high school journalists, consists ot' Seniors and Juniors ranking in the upper third ol' their respective classes in scholarship, who have done superior work either on CARD- INAI, NO'l'l'IS or KING JACK. Seventeen new members were initiated at an impressive candle-lig'hted ceremony on March 9, at the home of Gene Jeffries. Sl XXDIXLI Naiicx' lfllill. -lin' Cflirislinaii, Clary linker, wlohn Wallzicc, Ralph llicliiiigiii, lit-ily liogmi, -login Uriitliilii, Ilclcn Ihoingis. NI-.X I l-ll iijenlerl Phyllis Brooks, Ulla-Ita llanlord, tiene Qlcllrics, llcqinoi' ,lt-well, lliciuloix- XX. l'.iIinci' lpresi ilciitl, .Nl,ii'i' ,lean Ixi1ll1ei'loi'il, Wliilson lxirk, liLlI'l51ll'Il licllairs, Ruth Nlgiry Lmxqiixliii, SIaX I I'lJ Hiwiiill Nlville Iliclicy, Xlyrllc Iioiiner, Pill! Nlollcit, Bud llorglii, ,Iguic l3.iIili'iiIgc, Sqiinlrqu lriinhlt J Shirlcy lxiilw. I'hylhs licirc llgiy. Xml In l'icIi.ic 'Kon liicliziixlsoii. 5 Qui!! INN? is bf-ml! .xx ss- 1953 filzq ack Sfaff We are happy to present the 1953 KING JACK with the hope that you may find enjoyment in reliving ex- periences that have been yours and ours, memories of which will become more precious as the years go by. ' KING JACK., the proud name of our W. C. yearbook for forty-five years, in itself suggests the colorful history of Webb City, world famous for its production of zinc and lead. Through the years, KING JACK has served as a public relations medium for W. C., which signi- fies both our school and our town. Some new features have been added this year, one of which especially brings us pride and joy-our W. C. high school in colors. . . . . ,ki ll! SEMlClRCl,l2-Donald Daniels. Betty Board, Theodore Palmer, Phyl- lis Brooks, Nancy lilliff, Gary Baker, Ralph llickmzm, Barbara Bellairs. Shirley Kirby, Myrtle Conner, -lohn Wallace. IN 'I'llli CliNI'liR4llelen Thomas, jane Baldridge, Whitson Kirk, Mary .lean Rutherford. IN l3RON'l'--Bud Doran, Gene hleffries. Patt lNlolfett. .M.,,.f--fx X . QQ. as ..,. A i aims ri b Q vb 'N ...mf . Vs, ' 1 s 551 x L f-4 .,' ff ' yn -Q-'CSN . A l-f ? in x . . K ... or W, s V L :ye Cgdifors GENE JEFFRIES WHITSON KIRK s it ,,,.,, Xxx jflillq Jack kgl'HPI'0V85 me SIZIIIZIIIZQ ENV? t1l.lX1liXYlSli 'Sliirlev :intl Myrtle l.ee are experts :it typing copy ',.. Bud is ll cutter-nppt-t ', nliilt- ll4ii'lwai'a and .lane ciiioy' tliciiisulves pasting their tezlcliers :intl others in the planned lay-out ...Q lolin. one ol' our pliotograplicrs. ilregtnis up some niotlernistic shots for our '53 limo Al-Xtlli ..,' lilicotlon-, Mary ,lt-an. :intl Patt anxiously check mls and costs to keep zulu-:ntl ul the red. . . . . Our year has furnished many thrills , a few chills , but no spills . To keep within our budget, we have sponsored a dance and concessions at basketball games, cut cornersu whenever possible without sacrifice of quality, pushed sales of ads and subscriptions like nobody's business . The Queen Contest was most exhilarating-650 yearbooks sold and friendships unimpaired. The beautiful Coronation of the Queen of KING JACK and the delightful Sweetheart Ball in her honor were highlights on W. C.'s social calendar. Before we say Au rwoir, we wish to express grateful appreciation to our sponsors, Miss Crotty and Mrs. Johns, for their inspiration and guidance. f N kt -an l'xtpi -I5 ezzior gfiqh Sfudezzf ounci . I . I I IMKIR RHXK' llill Nlnnson, Wliitson liirk ltrcasurerl, Gary Baker, Ralph llickman, Bob Chancellor, Phillip Bellairs. lvl R l ll RHXX' 'lien lliclxani, Mary glean Rutherford, lilcanor klewcll, Nancy lillilf, Ruth Mary Cowartliii, Barbara llxlrr. filllll'll'IlL' lloolcn, Uryal Cooper lyicc-prcsidciitl. 'l IIIRIJ RUXX' Donna Rogers, llieotlorc W. Palmer, Wayne Draclienherg, jim Bridges, john Gilliard, Carol Richey, Nm' llllfllillll. SNQHNID RHXX' Sliirlcy Nluluiiorr-. Shirley lluddleston, Carol lludtlleslon, liern Coiiiicr, -lan -luster, johnny lurner, liuil Horan. l'rncsI Richey. liRl1X l' RUXX' Aluanm' Newell, Barbara llcllairs, Phyllis Pierce, Rex Rogers lprcsidentl, Mr. Vernon Babbitt ispon- sorl, Myrtle Conner lsucretaryh, Phyllis Brooks, Sandra lrimhle. THE SENIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL, under the spon- sorship of Mr. Babbitt, has completed one of its most successful years. The Council chose this year a much larger project than usual: the purchase of a popcorn machine for the school. Although payment for it in- volved much hard work, the members discovered that the machine had paid for itself. On April 1 it was presented to the school. Other projects which the council has sponsored in- clude locker clean-ups, goal-post wrapping at the football games, and the selection of the boy and girl, for the Babe Ruth Sportsmanship Award, who have done most to promote sportsmanship in the school. Among the delightful Student Council activities this year was the annual picnic, which was held on April 10, at Scher- merhorn Park, where a menu of ham whatam , baked beans, cake, and pop, was enjoyed to the fullest and fillingest extent. Bed Sporfmzerz ,..,... lxl-X lxllhl-RS CQXROI. Sl li l,XlRlD lyxlvl lll Q -Q . 'ws 1 IIIIIIVIII' wlllfb ffflrrr Lirrulrrs Mi xiricx Nlueiix Nioxx Cieisiixu Ivoxxx .Nluciiw tmmhmwm zuzior lqb Student oulzcz' 3 U. JS- QQ- 'Q' Q. vlfie IMCIIQ HOW .lcrry biiiuleiy Donald Scott, liohlwy lireeileu. ,Klan llughes, Ricliziixl Giles, Roheri Powell, il'i'ula Uuiou ,lanell Shirk, ,Ie.ine.ine Yearcli. SIEQIUNIJ IQUXY llirvyleiie .Xl.'l.einore, Pqilriciqi Clligulwell, Dixie Hales, .Xlice Sliively, lizirhgirzi Watrous, liexcrly Brectlcn, lJonii.i Nlillllll, lx.ii Iluilson. l5lQUNil' ROW llgixiil Smith, liicliaixl lliclxain, Paul lienthlx'ice-pi'esidentJ, Sauinlra Martin lsecrelziryl, -lerry ilreccli lpresiilenll, Robert james lcaplziinl, lxennelh Coswick. UNDER THE LEADERSHIP OF OUR SPONSOR, MISS STINNETT, our president, Jerry Creech, and other officers, the Junior High Student Council has experienced another en- joyable and profitable year. The members have endeavored to be of service to the school and faculty. The Council has helped to direct locker and campus clean-ups, and has supervised Junior High parties. The Council elects and sponsors the Junior High Cheerleaders, who have appeared at Junior High basketball games. Attractive in their red and white uniforms, the girls have Upepped up the crowd, cheered the boys and en- couraged them to play good games, at Carthage, in the Junior High Tournament, at South Junior High in Joplin, and in the Webb City Junior High Tournament. At Christ- mas time the group decorated first floor with a gorgeous electrically lighted Christmas tree. The annual picnic, held at the Carthage Park, was a delightful affair with much food, much frolic. and much fun. Xlxiiiiix l ini 1 I NI-1 It IXID R1 JXX' lion Smith, IJl'L'fllIlll1t'l', l,ari'y Smith, Yirginizi Nlilligzm, Iohn fxggiiwl. ,lorry Nleslin, -Iolinnv lurn 6l IZ I ' I - 2 .1 Qi .Sill IIXKIQ RHXX' Nlr, Ihiole, Suzanne .lllCliNllI1,clllI'Ul llcnce, ,loan 4li'mliil'l', kloy Clirislinaii. Sue liurhzim, Iiulh Nlarx s I i- Laihill, Xaiicx I'llill liimgiixliii, Utlella llzmliord, lieraihline Rogers, fjgirol Clgunphell, I-lmei' llummin , I inn t ' Xgnicx Kllignlxscll, I IIIIQIJ IU INK' Clmiiic llciron, lloh Iierguson, .Indy ,Xleslill.,Iu.Xl1I1lQlllI1cI'l'11l'il. limh XXilh1te, ticrgiltline lluuliaiigin ' Ch mttlloi lohn I NI llll ns Iohn XX'.ill.ire, I ouis Clowaii, Cary Sinarl, Ilcaiuia lxicligirdsoii. lomiie Wood, Sam I 1 3 K . 4 e . S llXYllllXHl'll1,fl1Il'I .Xi'tli'cx. ll. X. l7i'4uclieiihei'g, Ililly Ioxvmeml, C,hai'lcs If-mmx Iiimblc, klcrry llotlson, Iizirc x .IIIICN llongihl liziclilor, ITICIILIIXI Giles. llillv -In Wexixcii cr. .Iam-Ile Shirlt, Shirley Mzirlin, Shirley Kruse, Sue Scott, Shirley XXI-irinzin, .Ierry Cobble. I ICHNI IQHXK' llilly llull, 'led Clowzin, Iigilherine legg, Carol Ilulchinson, ,lgmicc Ulixer, Clqirolvn illgirlt. THE WEBB CITY HIGH SCHOOL BAND, with Mr. Arthur Poole as director, reflects school spirit by having played at the football and the basketball games: the pep band backed the basketball team by going to Columbia to the State Tournament. The band made a number of public appearances this year: parading in the W. C. Fall Festivalg playing for the llepublican rally in the gym: performing in the Kansas State llome- Coming Game at Pittsburg, taking part in assemblies given by the Music Department, and in the Spring Concert. Whitson Kirk, a trumpet soloist, attaining I rating at Neosho and Springfield contests, will enter the State Music Contest at Columbia, May 2. The band was ranked I at Neoshog and at the Joplin Music Festival, the critics praised the band highly. One comment was as follows: The director has certainly done a magnificent job with this group! The general intonation is very, very good. The instrumentation is good. This band is definitely on the upgrade, and they arm all to be congratulated. x rclzesfra THE WEISB CITY HIGH SCHOOL ORCHESTRA has appeared in several public pro grams this year. The group participated in the Joplin Music Festival, where they received the following criticism: Congratulations to a school that has a string program. I want to congratulate this director for having developed this organization at Webb City. This orchestra has all the elements of good orchestral style. I see no evi- dcnce anywhere of bad or sloppy technique. This group is very well-schooled, and there is an unusual amount of precision in all factors of phrasing, rhythm, attacks, re- leases, and so forth. The orchestra played for the Queen of King Jack's Coronation, assemblies giv- en by the music department, and in the annual Spring Concert. The orchestra provided the music for all of the graduation ceremonies. Under the able direction of Arthur Poole, director, the o1'chestra has advanced very far this year. The instrumental music program is not pushed ahead of other curricular subjects. Our emphasis on music is one of enjoyment, a real, vital, and worthwhile experience so that we will love good music in school and out of school, even after graduation. IMCK ROW---Nlr. Poole, Mary l.ee Shoup, Nancy Chadwell, jo Ann Rutherford, Carol Campbell, lflmer Cummins. 'lillllill ROW---.Imly Cartwriglit. Patsy Chadwell, Karen Whilworth, Deanna Richardson, l.onnie Wood, Sam Chancellor, lloli ylgnnes, Shirley Crnse, Sue Scott, llilly Townsend, Charles blames, Stephen Byers, Vera liern lietron, -leannie Cameron. SITUNIJ ROW Ylierry lilswick D X Drachenherg., liitherine le Virol 1 Clnly Virol ll . .. . . Q . , . 1, 1 - - .gg .1 yi .4 utcliinson, Ger- aldine llucliannon. liutli Wilhite, ,lolin Agard, liilly llul'I', Ruth .-Xnn Pyle, Saundra Tomlinson. ,Indy Meslin. l5RON'l' ROW -Carolyn Dickinson, Darlene lyndal, ,lanell Shirk. Connie lleron. Don Smith, Gary Goswick. S X s Sf il as -Q 1 is 1 - f I ' ' P 41 fill! w1'rfrfrs l - Sl zlscotl, Nlarlenc Boyer tinzijorcltcl. Kionnic llcrron c llurris, liaircn lipc tcaiplziinl, Susan Btn 1 n lm I'l l HZ 01715 I'x1.i 91? THE GIRLS' DRUM CORPS this year has completed another successful term under the sponsorship of Mr. Poole. The Drum Corps marched in the Fall Fos- tival Parade on September 263 at the Thanksgiving Homecoming' Football Game on November 273 and at the Lamar, Nevada, and Aurora football ganies. The Corps also entered a contest at Springfield on Saturday, October 11, and received some very commendatory criticism. IHJXCK ROW--Roylenc Nlclrmore, llzirlnirai Burr, .Xlicc Sliixcly. Sqnnlrgi Iomlinson, lignun Xlln worth. l'lllRlJ ROW- 'lit-ggi' Schafer, -lutly Rohr-rls, AIo,Xnnc Dixon. lgniux- Xt-xxbxy Vlivllis blorilan. Iii-Hx l lubsun. Sl5CiilND ROXY--Bcity llunlson. llzlrbziru Wright, Nlziry lou Xliiglil, clllflll llnrlx, Ay I llli V lfRllN'li ROW Donna lin-rin, lhirlcnc lllllinlilll. lla-lorcs -lulinsnmn illllll rt-llc . 4 NX l gissilvr. lun lnirai Rich. Rcvzi gleam hlmxliiisuli iinascol H. 4 fl - 4 Q -, .lT.c,,.N, 1 i S E 5 S , . Nllhllllll''l.lilxsn'I1 :.i..o'ii1'.iii sl I. Niiiilizi tl'lllll'lk', l'Iv.moi Ii-xwll. lx.ilpl1 lllClxIll.lI1 5.lllxlI.l ll imlilc. Nllhllllll' Aliickson, l'li1lli1i lit-ll.uis, l'Ii-qilioi' ,li-xwll i ii E3 2 sis 3 .x - f 1' 25 - d',li.Yf'lp Qrlrzrfrf gfrfs i c7i'1'o .lB0llS I QI!!! Vffll 4A, 's .Nix rllc l onmi' i.iqQoii'p.i 'Isl l, Ronnie llicligirilson, kit-nv -Ivllrivs. llolw lluriis. XX wilson lxirk 'l'lIIfZ X'-rm'-xl, MUSIC l7I+Z1'AR'l'1NllfZN'l' lizis dom' oxcoptiolizilly tim' work this your umlvi' lllr. Xlziyiie Lziwsoii, tliv music clirector. llotli lzu'g'0i' and simillvi' on- somlrlos as xwll us soloists wcviwil mtiiigs ol' 1 at the Neoslio sub-clistrict C011- lost, :mil Iiiglily commondzitory critivism from thc critivs at tliv Joplin Music lfostivzil. 'l ..'o vocal soloists rauilwil l in tlio Slll'lllj.l'lilt'lKl vontvsts, are entitled to 1-onipolo in tl v State Conti-st :it fllllllllllllilf S2l,llfll'21 'l'i'imlJlo Csopmnob and Conv .lol'l'i'ios ltviioifr, Tlw small onsomlilvs have s11iig'zitvz1i'ioi1s c'li1li'c'lws, the llotnry i . Y . tliili, tliv Lions llulr Mmstrvl, :mil nimiorous zlssemlmlios. I' xi.: 5I IlXfQIx ICIIXX' XII I .ixxsoir tiene Icllries, ,lohn Willierspoon. Llgiry llzilvcr. Rah li I I ' ' H Nlilltr Nlzii'g:ii'eI Iortf, I'Iiy'IIis ,Xrinsiroii I1X1iIx IQHXX XIV. Inxxsoii. Sliirlev Ilarl. I.ois ,lane IXlI'l'i, plane . -. . Nelda lo IM-Nloss, glean .Xnn I-islier, Suzanne Iacksoii. Shirley Iixxins. ' sion, Pain I':lscIi:1II, Nlilxine Itiluliglnan XIIIDIJI I4 RUXX' Xlxirtligi Iicliyiner, Shirley' lkmson, Cairol lludtlle V Uli-Ili ID'inloi'tI Sue Illlflilllll, llellv I5ezisler, llzirhara Barr, Peggy lliirgi-11 Ileltv liirlmes. i . . , A Xnn Iloxx iid Nliillc Coniier, louise Ilipltx I IQHNI NNW Sgintlrzi I rinilwlc, Ilonnzi Ilcisiier, ,lane Iiziltlritlgc, . 'Q ' , . ' N har lhlli Ii W Iii-xcrlv Iliiglics, Xlissy lirgiysloii, .Xlice lynn Crockett, lilly hop X , 1 Q' in zigner. r 7 . , Qtr 5 orus : gint Seffzorz OUR GIRLS' CHORUS, under the direction of Mr. Wayne Lawson, had many appear- is Glee Club, consisting of many ann-es this year and won for themselves much praise. Th talented voices, won high ratings at the Neosho and Springfield contests, and much fine comment at the Joplin Music Festival. They also appeared in various school assemblies throughout the year. 0y5' 8 0VLl5 'llllli I1oYs' CHORUS, under the capable direction of Mr. Wayne Lawson, distinguished themselves in music contests this year. They received high ratings at both the Neosho Sub-llegional, and Springfield Regional contests. The group also appeared at the Joplin Music Festival, where they received additional praise. With a large part ol the gioup returning next year, we are hoping for even greater success in the future. w Ilicknigiii, Ronnie Iiicliqirilsoii. XXIIIINIIII Ixiilt I'IiiIIip Ih-Ilairs. Iloh filizinccllm. IIK'I1IIlCIxllIll. IHXI ICHXX Iliill IJ1II'LlI1,.I.ICIi Iioran. -Iolinnv Iiiriicr, XXgii'nc IJr4icIieliIici'g, I'4iuI Iliglil, Iwiiiiiell .Xlyl .ii- I.imI. Ih-li .I-iliiisoii. ,Ian It-slcr. ,lay Slum, Norxgil Ilav .. ., . ...Hi li,Xffli NNW llelrn lflaili, Nlglrx' l5llen Xllitlierspoon, Mary l'llen lledrielison. Shirley llouse, I-Iulia lleilriclmui. liulli Xlaiy 4'on.u-liii, Pliyllis lli'oolis,AIg11ie lilll'NX.Clx,xlULll1 Urntlull, lilnanoi' Wlewell, ,lor c.lll'lSIIllilI1, .llllllll l' IQNXX .Nh-lha Pitnnan, llarhgira Nlerri, lllen lime, Phyllis Wrigln, .leanne Newell, llextral Nliller, lleloris ,lolinsoi Phyllis Pierce Hay, Carol Rieliev, llelty' llozml, Mary -lean Iilltlierlortl, Ilarlwara llYlk'l', , , , , . . . . l'IxUNl NNN K.. xol Sue l ami, llonme liarr, lern llonner, lllexerly llolinsledl, Pall Moffett, Nornia Dunlap, llonna Rogeis. Nlvrlle Iiifliey. Shirley liirhv, ll.llilW11I'll llt'll.lIV5, Carol Pence. gil' 5, Z0l'll5 : Second Section OVER SICVENTY MEMBERS comprise the entire Girls' Chorus, which has manifested great enthusiasm and splendid technique this year. Members ol' the Girls' Chorus and the lloys' Cliorus formed a Mixed Chorus, which practiced once a Week. From these choruses the east for the very enjoyable and successful operetta was selected. elzior Zqlz pereffa W. Cfs Si-:N1oR HIGH OPERETTA, Miss STARLIGHTH, presented November 18, with Mr. Wayne Lawson, director, Was outstanding' in artistic performance. Those who had solo and speaking' parts in the operetta were Sandra Trimble, Phyllis Armstrong, Gene Jeffries, .lane llaldridge, Bob Burris, Donna Rogers, Carol Sue Laird, Jack Doran, lileanor Jewell, Phillip Bellairs, Suzanne Jackson, Nelda Jo DeMoss, Kitty Miller, and llodney llishop. SIIXNIJIXQS ll:li'lH1l'4i llyler, lfnnneit Nlcl5:li'l1lliil,llonnie llarr, lack lloyd, lilly ifoplier. Normal Day, klolin liurneii 'lon Nlflllllllxllll, llelty l,ou Wagiier. -llillll Willierspoon, lack Doran, Nlliilson liirlx, Nelda .Io llt'Nl1hv, Iois ,lane Kirk, lllnl llellairs. Marx' lfllen Witlierspoen, l5leanor -lewell, Phyllis llroolas, Nlyrlle Conner. llirol I'ence. 5' ll l l I5 ,l-llllf ll:1ldI'ldgn', lJUllI'lLvlA Rogers, llolw llurris, Carol Sue laird, Szuidra ll'rinilile. Gene klellries, Phyllis Xinislroi g, Suzanne klaclmm, lxilty Miller mzior 81155 Qvfaq, H ere ome glze .Bri asv . LlllL'I' Cllfllllll cull. DECEMBER 9, IJirf'r'im': MRS. ALMA JOHNS lill Ni l I Nl llmivli NNW Alnn't get cx- cllul. Ill luntu In lxqxw In get thc straight- MllJlDl.l1 SC,lz'Nl lnclu Dun: knrls, gurls, llunl lol llu- 'lmugiu-xwn111n' fum- ymxf' lUXXlzR 5C.l1Nl' fllu- cntm- cus! linvs up flSf jimmy lmllx . Blll llmmpxmm . Nlr, llswgllll . Nlmlgc Burns . . .Xunl lillcn lllmnpalm l mlm' llxm 'l :null . , Pcg Wvwlllvlll . . . Nlnw, lJuxg1.lc Srnytlw llulwlwlcx llmglllc , . lmly Xl:lclwIl1 . Nlcllgmiul . . . Nluntlnrd llzxmllcy . . Gary Balkcr . W1-slcy King . Gcrnlllinc Rugvrs . . Nlllfltllt lluyvr Ralph llickmzm . l'l1yll1s Pxcrcc llny . . . llctty lluxuxl . . . liaxrcn lips Uurulllinu l'l1illipN . , Nancy l-lllll THE Iiov UBRIDESU WERE CUTE, AND FUN WAS HAD BY ALL. CAN You FIND THE HBRIDESH IN TIIIC PICTURE '? ezzior fam jyay, N0 gfeaifs Qyifre young cuz y APRIL 21, 195 D1'1'er'fo1': MISS OLIVE GILMER TOP SCISNI9 llick Winter: lou NI nron.ent. Who liars my shoes? MlDlJl.li SCliNli lie l,rr Crm Splendid' Continue! You have excellent Il l.UWlfR SClSNlff The entire c perform. Monsieur De l.zi Gu if Croix , . Th odor Iii Dick Winters . Therese . . Admiral . . Prompter. . Direftor . . Steward . Purser. . . l.eo Mclivoy . . Otis Skinner . . limily Kimbrough Cornelia Skinner Inspector . , . Stewalrdess. . Mrs. Skinner . , Madam lilime . . Winifred Blaiugli llzirriet St. john . . liolw Burris . Szindrzi Trimble . Whilson Kirk . Shirley liirlwy . Olive Gilmer . Norvail ljlly . , . john Wallace . l-mmelt fllclfurlaiml . . . Ben llickzlm . . xlxme Bzildridge , . l':lII MUITUII .Nlnrv .learn Rullierford . . Myrtle Conner , . lilezinor Alewell . lYUl'l111l Dunlap . Bgrrhzlrzi Merry . , Carrol Sue l.z1ird THE SPECTACULAR COSTUMES for' THE 1920'sJ ADDED MUCH T0 THE FUN OF THE PLAY. S. lxil Klzcspirnzs gimp 6 O8 ll.XiIK ROW Ruth Nlary Cowardin, lileanor -lewell, Gary Baker, Ralph llickman, Nlonlford llamllcy. ,lolm Wallace. Whilson Kirk, Geraldine Rogers. llllRlJ ROW 'Phyllis Wright, limmelt Mclkirlzinnl, Nelda plo l3eMoss, Marlene lloyer, Suzanne jackson, Norma llimlap, Nancy lzllill, lien llickam. SIQCHNIJ .RHW Noryal Day, Myrtle Conner, Shirley Kirby, jack Doran, Gene klellries, Nlary jean Rullicrlortl, Phyllis Day, Donna Rogers, Kitty Miller, Phyllis Armstrong. l'RHN'l' ROW Carol Sue laird, Barbara Merry, Part Moflctt, .lane llaldridgc, Karen lipc, Beverly llughcs. llclorcs -Iohnson, Sandra lrimblc, Burl Doran. THE PURPOSE OF THE NATIONAL THESPIAN SOCIETY is to promote dramatics in the high schools over the entire country. To belong to this honorary society one must have at least ten points in some phase of dramatic production. A formal initiation of new members was held on May 8 at the home of Jane Baldridge. Miss Olive Gilmer is spon- sor of the society. THE W. C. DEBATE TEAM participated in the Big-Nine Debate Tournament at Mo- nctt and debated with Pierce City and Carthage. The question for this year was, Resolved: That the Atlantic Pact Nations should form a Federal Union. Although the te-am, composed mostly of underclassmen, did not win many debates, yet the students did . gain much valuable experience in forensic art. Mr. Gillman is sponsor of the group. ll,XilK ROW Nlarlcin- Boyer, Ralph llickman, llclen Clark. SIIXDNID ROW Oda-lla Danloril, Noryal Day, Betty Board. l-RllN'l' RHW fllclcn lliomas, Nancy lillill, Geraldine Rogers, Ruth Mary Cowardin, Phyllis Brooks, Phyllis llicrcc llay, Wanda plolmsou, or Q. W .QPLIMP fran: 3 M ff , , . . .V W Q. A , . ,- . 5'.e .7 rw Y A Ti '. -'If .. . 3, 963104. err W S 4, vis kr N -1 llxiflx ROW -lletly llndson, llelsy glelt, luis Dzinner, Shirley Marlin, l.ois Cook, Winnla Gibbs, lliellnzi llziniels, joyce Gmnloii, Bessie Robinson. lfOl Rlll ROW 'lX'1l-lL'2lIl Myers, june Spencer, Sharon Miller, llelty Cotton, Neonzi Grisham, hlzirlhzi llehyiner. lletly l:C1l5lL'I'. IilllRlJ ROW -Sylyizi Cullen, glinlilli Webb, l.lllLlil lieelzind, -lzinelle Nlcleinore, 'Iirinly Sclialmiaii, liar- llillil Wnliwuis, Sliairon llolinsledl, Mary llell Duke, SHIONIJ ROW flleyerly lireellen, ,Xlice Shiyley, Marilyn lxing, Miss Reagan lspmisurl, llixie xV1lll2lCL', liozni Williams, Nancy Slussy, lxgiren Cornell, VRON li ROW Patsy Cliznlwell, llixie Clznnpbell, Nlelya Dean While, Sue Nlziys, Mary Sclieiiihem, Nelda -lu llehluss. ln Rey .XCO5l1l. Tins Furiuzn HoMEMAKERs or AMERICA CLUB is affiliated with the national organiza- tion, which has as its worthy objectives: to promote a growing appreciation of the joys and satisfactions of homemakingg to encourage democracy in home and community lifeg to foster the development of creative leadership in home and community lifeg to provide wholesome individual and group recreationg to further interest in home economics. THE DIVERSIFIED OCCUPATIONS CLUB this year attended the annual D. O. banquet held at Carthage in the Drake Hotel, after which they returned to the high school gym where a dance and floor show were enjoyed. The D. O. Club played basketball games against Joplin, Carthage, and Monett D. O.'s. Webb City's D. O. representatives met students from other I-Big Nine schools in district competition at Carthage, April 21, to determine who had achieved the most as a student worker. llxillx ROW Sinn Nlilligan. Mr. llahhill tsponsorl, jim Willignns, liminetl Napier, Bob Cole. llIIRlJ ROW -l larolrl lrlllll, llanny lxnlp, Paul llight, lloh johnson, Wesley lxing, Russell Cochrzin, lack Doran. SIKIONID ROW flialirol Cullen, Rulh Prater. Beverly lloyer, lletly Richey, Betty Burk, llonzild Darby, QONI' ROW lllt'lNll1IKllll1, Pliillip liyrtl, Myrtle Richey, Rex Rogers, john Mcliarlziiill, liinmett Nlclfarlqiml. l Q. O. GXIIL I'-ini 57 I K A l X lllll Iutl Slltl N ut ah Srfvmzffz QM .Simi-,, i7?mJ,',,q GM ROW fllayitl llarris, liltlon Sinilh, loinniy llcrrml, ,ludy llayes. Ruth Wilhitc, lic-rllia lloyd. lloris iley, ,ay Pai Williams, -Iiinniic lzyans, llayitl liaugli, Paul llalvy. ISK! l lxcill I HJ RUXX' 'l'oinmy DeWitt. lylc Good, Palsy Lassiter, glean Goodwin, Geraldine Gastincau. Xlarllia l.cih. 7 y tiliathwll, Shirley f:I'llSt', lo liarlenc lfarris. -lohnny liyans. Karen Whitwortli, laul lyy. ND ROW 'Alix liyeretl. Donna liycrilt. Cfccilea Simpson, Sharon Clark, xludy Roberts, jane llurhani. lxayu Smith, Nlarti wloncs, Patricia Slay, Cecil Pilankensliip. Nlary Wright, Miss Ycnahle, li ROW Nlary lloyd, lioylcnc Nlcl,c1nOrc, Phyllis jordan, Bill Perry, lrula Guiou Nlrs. llrennan. Carol uliinson, ,lutly larsicr, llayitl Nlurphy, Danny Crutcher. l5ranliic Ward, Nlrs. Cofl'es', The purpose of the SEVENTH GRADE LIBRARY READING CLUB is to give the students a better understanding of the library, and to teach them its possibilitiesg to stimulate an in- terest in reading so that they can have the satisfaction and joy which can come from grow- ing with hooks. The sponsors are Mrs. Drennan, Mrs. Coffee, Miss Venable, Mr. Evered. THE SCHOOL BOY PATROL is one of the most important of our W. C. organizations, for it carries on our Safety First program at highway crossings. Rain or shine, our faithful boys are always on the job on school daysg and it is to their great credit that no accidents have happened at the dangerous intersections. M1'. Shonk is the sponsor of the School Iloy Patrol. liktlli ROW .Xrlhur Nloss tlicutciiantl. Roger Wehh, klohn Wilhite lcaptainl. liirliartl Gila-s. Kllllllll' ROW 'lonnny lrinihlc, .Klan llihson, Donnie Stoll lliculenaiill. lbuant- tlilwlv. IIRUNT ROW Roh lfcrguson, llohhy llioinpson, IJ. .X. l3i'aclienlwt-i'g. kliin lillslp, .lt-rry ffircfli, larry Carle, -Iuhn liawsuii. Not ln Picture Danny tfrulclier. 'QQ 1' SFXIHO! Jig., QDIIHOX LLEEIZ of goofbaff KUZJ 3f6l' Gfffellgdllfj Our attractive Queen of Football, Miss Barbara Merry, was crowned at the annual Thanksgiving Day game with Carthage by Rex Rogers, president of the Student Body, at a colorful ceremony in which the Band and the Girls' Drum Corps participated. The Queen's retinue comprised the Tigers' captain and last year's Football Queen, Miss Barbara Knostg the Queen's vivacious attendants and their Cardinal escorts 3 the little flower girl, crown bearer, and football carrier. The Cardinals' sweeping victory over Carthage augmented the thrills of the occasion. I fl ss V .. K+ MISS BARBARA MERRY QUEEN OF FOOTBALL MISS LOIS JANE KIRK MISS SHIRLEY HART SOPHOMORE ATTENDANT JUNIOR ATTENDANT Gl l cardinal! NG? gridders in give, ose ghree t BACK ROW--Ben llickam, jim llunter, john Mcliarland, Gary llul'l'man, Richard Mcllaffie, jerry Rusk, Gary Baker, Bob Chancellor, Max Corner. MlDDl.li ROW-'Bob Burris, lloward Phillips, Danny liulp, David Larsen. Phillip Munson, Loran llaggard, john Wilhite, Bob Peek, Rex Rogers. FRONT ROW- ,Bill Terry, Charles Clyma, jan jester, johnny Turner, l.loyd King, Bob johnson, Wayne Drachenberg, Ronnie Cartwright, Phillip Byrd. W. C.'S VARSITY SQUAD had an encouraging season despite three setbacks by Altamont, Neosho and Monett. Paced by Jim Hunter, Bob Burris, Bill Terry, and Gary Huffman, they furnished plenty of action thrills, and smothered their op- ponents in a season's score ofj214 to 122, with a climactic victory over Carthage. Although there were some drawbacks especially in having a light and somewhat inexperienced team, the spirit and determination of the boys carried them to high J IM HUNTER--FULLBACK PAGE 60 Team Captain All State liootballel' scores in most of their games. rr 11 QHZES September Altamont 20 Webb City 0 October Mount Vernon 6 Webb City 37 October Aurora 0 Webb City 57 October Neosho Zll Webb City 0 November l.amar 12 Webb City Zo November Nevada Zl Webb City 28 November Nlonett 3l Webb City 27 November Carthage I2 Webb City 27 Total . . . . l2Z ZH 5 l Gardinafs RBD ghofhaff feam msmoderafe Success s 2? BACK RUW- --Roy Arnold, David lsbell, Cecil Copher, Donald Burk, Kenneth llaley, Buddy Corner, Allen Gib- son. Allen llughes. Ronnie Lofton, Dicky Bates. MlDDl.li ROW' 'Ronnie Cartwright, Richard McCathy, Roger Webb, .limmie Williams, Carl johnson, Arlo johnson, Phillip Bellairs, Ronnie Dove, john Wilhite, Gary Goswick, Ernest Richey, Richard Giles. l3RON'li RQW -Charles Clyma, Bob Restivo, Loran llaggard, Bob Peek, jan jester, Danny Kulp, l.loyd King -Iohnny lurner. john lxerney, jimmy Bunch, David Larsen, Wayne Drachenberg, Phillip Munson, Bob Chan- cellor. ASSISTANT COACH DOUG LANDRITH AND KENNETH MUSTAIN'S B GRIDDERS have gained much experience and some laurels in the 1952 season. As their experience pro- gressed, so did better footballg and this valiant group will be counted on heavily for 1953 football. While stellar performances cannot be attributed to any few players, many capable Bees gave every indication that they would be able to fill adequately the spots vacated by graduation. September ill Neosho B 37 Webb City B 7 -B ganm cmutwf s Carterville o xvchh City HB Zo 'I October l-l Carthage li li Webb City B ll WNN 1 October 2-l Carterville I0 Webb City li o I lm, 4 November 4 Neosho B Ill Webb City B ll 'l'otal .... , , SU 52 A thrilling moment at the Thanksgiv- ing Day game with Carthage. lloward Phillips running the ball around the left end, and Bob Bur- ris running inter- ference. I l'Nl,XN -IIM lll N'I'l1R ,lilli CRlSIl.XNl LZXIQY I1XlxI It I 4 in ml l'oi'w1ml Lin-Lzlplgllii Cmzml in-1 11pI,11l1 Kumi l lil! pw mls l-W points ISN points 1 puinls I 'N li my IIJIJII Nl-XIX llIllL'l' ll l'lDDIE NEALY JUMPS Fon 'rms Toss-Ur IN THE GAME . G75 U U jaskefhaff Ceam Coach Palma Hunte1 s Varsity Cagers-W. C.'s finest team in basketball history-rolled over team after team to become the undefeated Big'-Eight Champions, with a dazzling total of 1,8110 points to their opponents' 1,158. Victorious in the Carthage Pre-Season Invitational Tournament and later in the Regional Tournament, the Cardinals challied up 26 victories and one lone defeat Cin the Springfield Tourna- ment of Championsj . Their shining achievement of the year was the defeat of the Joplin Eagles for the third time in the exciting and fiercely fought final game of the Regional Tournamentfa victory which entitled W. C.'s cagers to compete in the State Contest at Columbia .... xvrrn Nicosia o opped he .Big-Cgiqlzf gfardwood Grown s l Illlli Ill ICIQIS lllll 'liliRRY llOl3i1lIll.X.Nl llugiril l5orw4ii'il lioi'v1ii1l lil poinls ll poinls ll points . . . On to Colunibiall' was the cry. Never did a school i team have a liner group of supporters at such a great dis- at K s Lance from honieg for over half ol' thc high school students li- and hundreds of W. C. fans attended the thrilling game oi' ii thc Cardinals with Webster Groves' undefeated team-a veritable battle ol' the giants in height and ability. Defeated by Webster Grovcs, the Cardinals finally had a total ol' 26 wins and L2 losses. The Cardinals have broken several records ol' high school teams this ycarg e. g., the highest total number ol' points in any one gainc-104 points in the Aurora granicg Ed Nealy's scoring' 50 points at Mt. Vernon as compared to previous score of 38. IIONNIE Il1cnARnsoN AND Jon GRISHAM AFTER 'rnn RE- BoUND IN TIIE MoNE'r'i' GAME. W . IVIQIQY HPSR l,1'liIl'I' JIU points RUNXII' ICllfll.XRl78 fillillll IIN pimillls I' xiii of jaskelfmff Scores :van Gum Wi-bb ity HI .Xurora 30, Webb C. 53 'Crane 40. Webb Clity 5l -Clairtliaige 50 Wi-bb ily 114 Rogers, Ark., 52 Webb CI UU'--lgllliliillll 55. XVebb Clity 03 l.1im:1r 40 Webb ity 115- Ncvzula 40. NVQ-bb C. 4ll 'Sparta 5l. Vwfebb Clity 04 AXcoslio wil. Webb iii' 16 Pierce Clity 25. Webb C, 45 kloplin 50, XVebb Cfity 57' -Nevzula 40. Webb ilv all--Classvillc 48. Webb C. T0 Rogers, Ark., 43. Webb Clity 534-,loplin 40. Webb ity 44 --loplin 4l. Webb C' lll4 -.Xurorzi 54. . . . Webb itx' oi -Clarlhage 42. Webb C2 li -Nevada l0. Xyvbb II5' S5 -Ni-osho 43, Xblcbb C. 7o -Niosliu 52. ,lx 4' ,- - xxx-my iii- mo xii. xx-mon zo. vueiwiw c. os xii. Vernon 24. WN' UU 5 f','0l l '5 'N XXI-bb ily 114 Nloneit 55. Webb C, 00 flvlllllllll 43, PUIWNS lil 0- -'xwfilll-1' PU P-fl Wt-lwlw ily T4 Clqirlliage ol. Webb C. 7o -l.zim:1r 4l, 084 '--- Opponents 42.8. 3 gram Webb iii' 54 .Xurora 35. Webb Ci 57 -Nlonelt 55. Webb Clity oi Nil. Yernon Webb ily' 4l Rogers 48, Webb C. 40- fcllfllillgt' 44, Webb City 40 -Monet! 40. Webb ity i4 Nevaula 5l. Webb C' oi Aiirora 44. Webb Clily i0 -Lamar 50. Webb ity ll- Neoslio lil, Webb C, ol 'Rogers 45. Webb Clity 4l Clarlliage il Webb iii' o7 Nll. Vernon 43. Webb C4115 ol Nevzitla 45. Webb Clity 55 l.:1in:1r i4. XVcbb CJI5 55 Neosliu 42, arrow as ef or mm nz ourfeezz, ose J' IHBKBLLIIC ' THE CARDINAL B HOOPSTERS, trained by Assistant Coach Doug Landrith, hue also made a remarkable showing this year despite the fact that the celebrated A Team was the center of attentiong for they, too, won the Big-Eight B Championship with a total of 821 points against their opponents' 660. This excellent B team furnished two substitutes at some of the A gamesg its members have manifested a splendid spirit of sportsmanship as well as excellent playmaking ability. S'I'.XNlDlNCi llee Clonner, jerry Burk, Max Clorner, Clary Baker, Ronnie Dove. Lilbourn Boyer, liNl'l9l.lNCl llzmny liulp, IDC-waine lleisner, llob Wuelliier, llowarrl Phillips, Charles Cflyma, plolmny liirner. ' IEBC MP5 l'6LCk:: 6L5666l!l::Q0!f SPRING SPORTS HAVE ARRIVEDQ and much ability, as well as enthusiasm, has been manifested by W. C. teams. The Track team participated, April 17, in the Big-Nine Track Meet held at K.S.T.C., Pittsburg, Kansas. Webb City placed 6th in a field of 9, ahead of Aurora, Monett, and Lamar. Jim Hunter set a new Broad Jump Record in B class at the Pittsburg relays on April 9 with 20 feet 4 inches jumpg however, his best jump for the year was 20 feet 6Vg inches in the Big-Nine meet. In Junior High Track Meet at Nevada, April 24, Webb City finished second in a field of 9 teams, Charles Clyma, giving a stellar performance to win four .first places, established a new 1'ecord for the B Broad Jump-19 fect 1Vg inches. Baseball, added to our sports program two years ago, is progressing nicely, the record so far being two wins and three losses. The team will enter the sub-district tournament at Alba, May 6 ..... The golf team's most impressive victory was over a very talented team from Joplin, Bishir, Amos, and Bettis turning in a scorching 75 for the 18 holes to tie for medalist honors. Remaining matches a1'e at Joplin Invita- tional Tournament, May 8, and the Big-Nine meet at Ncosho, May 18. SENIOR lllGll TRACK-jim llunrer, Charles Clyma, lloward Phillips, Bill Terry. Danny Kulp, jerry Rusk,john Wilhite, Cary lluffman, Norval Day, jerry Burk, Bob johnson, jl'NlUR lllGll 'l'RACK--Charles Clyma, Alan Gibson, Arlo johnson, Loren llaggard, Cary Goswick, Lloyd King, Bob Milligan, Paul Kent, Donald Scott, Gary Richey. B.-XSIEBALI. -Dewainc Beisner, Boh Burris, Wayne Drachenberg, joe Grisham,Gary lluff- man, jim llunter, Dan jackson, Gene jellrics, Whitson Kirk, lloyd King, Dannie Kulp, john Mcliarlaml, limmett Mcliarland, Sammy Milligan, Eddie Ncaly, Bob Wuellner. COLIT---Randall Bishir, Roger Amos, llola Gilliam, lfddie Nealy, Allan Bettis, Fred Crutcher. zlze Queen of ghofhaff and gfer Goronafion Gfffendeuzfs '. Q61 . .J arthagc Captain, Barbara Knost: Lois jane Kirk, john BlCl:2lI'l1IIlklI Barbara Merry, jimmy llunterg Shirley llart. J Bill Terry: Rex Rogers, lresident ol' Student Body , . . johnnie Lynn Moffett, Cathy Lewis, Mike Marsh. PAGE 1103111 691,16 llkglli ROW Nlax Corner, Rex Rogers, Ronnie Cartwriglit, Rantlzill Ilishir, Gary llziker, liildie Nezily. ,an g ester. llllRD ROW- 'Bill lerry, Ben llickani, Bob Restivo, Bob Burris, llob johnson. SIKIONIJ ROWH-Danny liulp, john Illclkirlzinil, Gary llul'l'man, -lerry Burk, Roh Peek, john Wilhite. Bud Doran. l1RoN'I' ROW' fMr. llunier, ,lim Ilunler, Ron Ricliardson, .lerry Rusk, ,loc Grishani. .THE W CLUB is an organization composed of boys who have made a letter in football, baseball, basketball, or track. It fosters high scholarship among boy athletes, and promotes good sportsmanship both among the players and other organizations of the school. The officers for 1953-54 are Jerry Rusk, president, Max Corner, vice-presidentg Gary Baker, secretary-t1'easurer. The W Club Invitational Ball, an eagerly anticipated social affair, was held on March 13 at the Elks Hall, the guests were the dates of the W Club members, athletes not belonging to the club, and the members of the faculty. W. C. CHEERLEADERS inspire school spirit and lift morale of the teams by their splendid performances at games and at clever pep assemblies. With Miss Vickrey as sponsor and Patt Moffett as captain, they have attained unusual distinction this year. The squad was placed on the membership list of the National Cheerleaders' Association, and Webb City was selected as Chairman School for forming future Big-Nine Cheerlead- ers' Associations. Besides receiving high tribute for their performances from radio an- nouncers at the Regional Basketball Tournament and at the State Contest at Columbia, our Cheerleaders won first place in the Fifth Annual T0l11'll2LITlCHl, of Champions Cheer leaders' Contest at Springfield, Missouri. Kitty Nliller, llererley Ilughes, llarhara Merry, liois jane Kirk, Miss Vickrey lsponsorl, Pzul Nloffeil leaplainb, Dexlrzil Miller, Missy Grayston, jeanne Newell. Gbef IJEIIJEVS JIM HUNTER Webb Gifyls Outstanding Gfflzfefe W. C.'s VERSATILE ATHLETE, JIM HUNTER, son of Coach and Mrs. Palma Hunter, has received highest honors in the state this year in the two major high school sports-football and basketballg he has been a leading scorer in the 1952 and 1953 track team, and is a member of the baseball and the golf teams. Twelve letters sum nb his trophies: three in footballg three in basketballg three in trackg two in baseballg one in golf. His notable honors include membership on the All-State Football Missouri First Team, and on the All-American Football Squad of the Wigwam Wisemen of Americag also membership on the All-State Basketball Missouri First Team. A signal distinction accorded to him fone of four in the statel was the retiring of his football number-48-announced by Coach Don Faurot of Missouri Uni- versitv at the Lions Club banouet honoring the Webb City athletes. Jim is planning to attend the University of Missouri next yearg and from his record this year, he will, no doubt, add to the number of W. C.'s distinguished athletes at M. U., such as Lloyd Buehner, Verlie Abrams and Bob Tcel. PAGE 67 4 aw wi fiilliiilill .Iini Hunter 1'cca-ivcs first place trophy for thc Cardinals at the Czwtliangrc Hcgrionnl llzxskctlmll TOlll'N21lN0l1t, while Bill Terry registers delight and awe .... An intcrcstcd group of' citizens are awaiting the historic ground-breukingf ceremony for thc now gyni .... The principal's office group make incrry ut 21 Christ- mas party .... Suzanne Jackson dances the Starlight Waltz in the oper- K4 cttn .... Ccngmtulutioiis are in order after the first spndcful has been tnrncclf' . . . Cardinal gridders gain ground, in spite of t'interferenco , in the Aurora game. x 5 ,N . HAM-,-A ' ... 5' ..... ..........4,e..F......-Mf--- Y W w 'Ill ul ll , RE P refill Ill ln:- It , ,,, .N , s ll gn! ,ee xg H- -f gs , 5 I f ' YM , i I if' '7 is-. e fl , Q hw 1, ' I X ? I' I 'h ev-.UEIMMQ .as iff, J 1 n 'fi Y 4 V' hx w wi . A Z 45: .Hb 41, Weary initiates drag cars cflilj' Nineties' vintageb ut the W Club initia- tion .... Again they furnish the horsepower to haul the lordly W Club members. . . . Boys' basketball team are Hdollerl 'up in Cheerleaders' uni- forins-grziceful'? . . . Sprightly Clieerleuders are enjoying themselves in bas- ketball boys' wa1rin-ups . . . . A real picture ol' happy misery exhibited by Hob Burris, ,Tan Jester, Bud Doran, and Ronnie Cartwright. . . . Don Fuurot, Missouri University Coach, retires Jim Hunter's Number-48. Pxizi wi Cuuh Dun l5:uu'ut ul' Nlissuuri l'nix'crsiIy ia thc principal speaker s Club lliuuvr in lmuuur ull W. Clfs :1Il1lctcs, lzl-IMWI llu- SwucIlw11rl Bull un cillfllllllllilll ni mp wah UF QIIPPII of jflnq final nm, lzer G?ffm1J1n1ls Szlmlrzl lrimlvlc Suv llurlmm 'lhny ludur Quucn -lame Sully lfcrgusuu Shirley Phillips Sumnm' .l2lCliSUl'l ght. if f ea ers of lKfNCJfiCK 1953 OTQ e are deeply grateful to the business and professional individuals and firms of Webb City, Joplin, and Carterville who have generouslg rendered us financial assistance in the publication of our year- book. We bespeak your patronage of these gracious friends of our high school. Mary Jean Rutherford Theodore W. Palmer Pat Moffett Business Managers KING JACK 1953 Pl IOTOGRAPI IY llan1psten's Photo Service Webb City, Missouri Murwin Mosler Studio Joplin, Missouri ENGRAVING Burger-Baird Engraving Company Kansas City, Missouri PRINTING The Switzer Printing Company Webb City, M issou ri Y Mother: Jane, did you ch g th -water in the fish bowl today? Jane Baldridge: No, they h 't d' nk what I put in there yesterday. --,-,,Y,,-,,-Y-- Y--Y---fY--A-----,-Y,J,---,A T726 Qwhzzrvlzes Webb C2271 INVITE You To WORSHIP regularb To WORK earnextq To PRAY .rincerely for the Kingdom of God in our Community and World. A community without ai church would not'be our wish. And churches without worshipping, working, and praying people would not bring about His kingdom. G0 T 0 Clzurviz Sunday WEBB CITY MINISTERIAL ALLIANCE Webb City High School was organized in 1890. i Dewaina B 1 nel Etc IS a s1gn used to make teachers thlnk you know more than you d f - oo'o 1 Fine Poww its Weddings 21 Specialty MURWIN MOSLER STUDIO 6165 Main Phone 227 JOPLIN, MISSOURI M. ,-:f::: -::::: J The Department Plan was introduced in 1895 Bill Terry: Do you believe in clubs for women? Gary Huffman: Yes, if kindness fails. 1, A..,,A ..,... ,,.A ..,,,,,A-,, Y Y A -YA:---Y The Webb City Daily Sentinel ESTABLISHED 1879 For nearly three quarters of a century--74 years-your home town newspeper has served Webb City and the surround- ing district in the following ways: 1. By accurate reporting of the news of the community, the nation, and the world. 2. By supporting loyally worthy causes-civic, educational, and religious, especially our schools and churches. 3. By promoting ardently through advertising the growth of com- mercial institutions and services. 4 By striving continually through the years, to be an inspiring force in the growth of a fine community into a still finer place in which to live. A FREE PRESS Mmflfmk NA1loNAL zonorzmi MR and MRS -'.+'Wf.J- . A fw ' ' 'et' 0 ASSOCIFATIGJN .Q 2 I tj J Q HAL M. w1sE, JR. g ACHVE MEMBER Publishers 'fr 1.19. . 'as . Myers Insurance Agency Your Protection Is Our Business ALL KINDS OF INSURANCE, INCLUDING LIFE -!3Yi Phone 490 HELEN E. MYERS Webb City WM. C. MYERS, JR. W.C.H.S. has been a fully accredited member of the North Central Association since 1917. l Sandra Trimble in Miss Herrod's class: The international date line, drawn in the Pacific ocean, is a. place where young people of all nations have dates. The Chamber of Commerce ., of E Webb City, Missouri I f Serves the Community by assisting in the expansion of local ' industry- ' 'A' By Seeking and Assisting 1 in the locating of new industries in the I area- 5 i' By Constantly Working ' for improvement of our civic and municipal .I facilities- 4 i' By Developing Good Will and expanding trade with our near-by 1 communities. ': 'K' Support 1 your Chamber of Commerce! 4' Zlflemlzefr lt Chamber of Commerce of the United States. ' Missouri State Chamber of Commerce. 1 The main building was erected in 19113 the annex, which is the music and manual arts hall, was built in 1932. Mr. Landreth: Define a cat. Maurice Clark: A cnt is fl Qll2ltll'lllJPtI. the legs as usual being at the four corners, F ,,-m l III iq! 9 ' tt y I. ks -I C Behind Every Electric witch ..... Read to Leap at Your Command. Iivtltly Kilowalt isuIw'ayso11Iu111tI, right hohintl your electric Switch, wailing to leap into action and do whatever job you have for him. Ilis labor is CIIPEIP, and the more he does, the less he gets paid per hour. Let Reddy do all the work he can in your home. THE EITIPIHE DISTRICT ELECTRIC COIIIPIIIW .X new building-the conihinetl nutlitoriuiu and LCYIIIIIZISIIIIIIA' is being .built this your lt is to face West First Sire-tt on the lots hack ot' the school heating plant. Tommy Boyd: Stoics were disciples of Zero and believed in nothing David Smith: A pedagogue is an animal with large ears. THE Amy Printers of KING ACK , , ,W ,, , , W ,,.,. ,,,,,- Producers of High Class Printing in Webb City ......... Since 1900 PUBLISHERS OF Ellie Graphit ilivuirw More than 20,000 Readers in Central Jasper County, Mo. Three! courses are offered in W.C.H.S.: College Prepa1'atory, Commercial and General. NXJITZEIQ IPIQINWN Joe Grishzun: A circle is a line of no depth runnin around a dot forevex S Q' ' ' ' ' ' '----- - ' - I-Iz1ll's Flower Shop Hull's Greenhouses , 219 West Daugherty SL. , qgfiggg gz 1301 N. St. Louis Avenue WEBB CITY, Mo. ' '3iilhiEf JOPLIN, Mo. l, Phone 62 Phone 1157 1 rr 1 2 f , fr FOI' IIYOVVCPS 1,15 you LIL? TAGH1 q I P I CCIRSAGES QQ FUNERAL DESIGNS - BOUQUETS - POTTED PLANTS 'I Q,---- -- .... .... - -- ....... .... A ......... A -- .... ---------------- f:::'Y :::'Y:::'Y ::::'Y:::::::::::::'Y::::'Y'A:::::::'A: Refresh. . . Add Zest To The Hour n VJTJQ 'ii ' PM 1 ff-4.5 F -5-.-1 1-if 1 1 S: m1f'!f4fmv2f5f , ' xv D no --vv or me cocpcou co MrAu v nv Q JoPL1N CooA-COLA BOTTLING Co. L,-,-:: ::::::::::::::::::.-.-::.-::::::::::::::Y Vx, ', Keep Tuned To .' D - f 1310 On Your Dial L,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,:,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 1 Free textbooks are offered to all students. Donald Darby: And then there's the man who couldn't understand where the sun went when it set. He stayed up all night ll'y'lllg to figure it out. Finally it dawned on him. '- -'--'--' --'--'--' ' -----'--'--'--'--'--' ' - vvv' ' ' 'lg Civil sei-vice Needs Office Workers! Private Business Needs Office Workers! I Train Now for Q Well-Paying IOB ' IOPLIN BUSINESS COLLEGE , The School for Ambitious Young Men and Women : Phone 3266 JOPLIN, MO. 407 Pennsylvania if la ,,.-,,,:,,.- ::::f.-,xi-.-A -,::,,,f:,::,:,, 4 :::::::: ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ::::::' il f0plz'n'.r Ong Home- Owner! Illufic Sfore - Your Friendly if IOPLIN PIANO COMPANY 1 Home of I America's Outstanding Piano Value , LESTER Betsy Ross Spinets and Grands I 312 Main Three doors North of Connor Hotel Joplin, Mo. li ,:,:,,::, A,,f,:,,,,f,::,::::,,::,,,,,,,,- :,,,,,,,,,, A 71 C A R L S O N 'S : SEEDS - FEED - HARDWARE 5 1708 Main JOPLIN ,,,:,,,:,, ,,:,,,,, ..A. J BRAECKEL'S INC. Q: CABINETS AND HARDWARE 1. P h o n e 6 7 7 1' 1201 Wall Street JOPLIN, MO. -,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, A -,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, E The physical science laboratories have been rearrangfed, and new furniture- has been supplied. Bob Johnson: This cur will go 180 miles an hour mul stop on a dime. Orville Foopcr: VVhnt lmppcus llfIf'l' that? liohz A little putty knife comes out und scrapes you oft' the windshield. This Sign Means Better Furniture Values See Us When You Start YOUR Home Hi Douar Joe -' Famous F or Fairness - AUTOMOBILE DEALER LARGEST NEW AND USED IN THE MID-WEST 'l'he high school curriculum includes special subjects, such RIS vocal and l!lSll'lllllt'Ill2ll music, art, speech, home 9ll0Il0lllil S, industrial urls, health, physical education, drive1 s education, 2lGI'0I'lilll1lC'S, -liversifieml occupations Miss Gilmer: Give me a sentence using the word amphibious. Donna Rogers: Most fish stories am fibious. - Z I' 5 ako someone to Church Sunda and ou will both be happier for it. Q-.,,,,z ORRI GRAIN CO. 'W 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I 'I 'I 'I I I 'I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I' 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I 'I 'I 'I I 'I 'I 'I 'N 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I 'I 'I 'I J Extra-curricular activities are athletics, student council, debate, music ensembles. class plays, operettas, School Boy Patrol, Max Corner: I don't know whether to be a barber or an author. Shirley Hart: Why not toss a coin? Heads or tales? Nance Furniture Sr Finance Co. COMPLETE LINE OF FURNITURE AND APPLIANCES OUR LOWER OVERHEAD LETS US SELL FOR LESS 9 - 11 Webb St. Phone 79 The B B Corporation ENGINEERS AND MACHINERY MFGS. Webb City, Missouri C. H. BENTLEY H. J. BELLAIRS Pres. and Gen. Mgr. ' Sec'y-Treas. ,Telephones 29 and 30 Ioplin Machinery St Electric Company The school has a guidance director, and a supervisor of films. Both educational and vocational guidance are stressed. 1L1lCtI11dl1 Xou mt pfuk thele lady. Ca11't you lewd BIlb'U'1 Pclmne Qur Tie ngn says. Fine for P'11k1ng, F ' A 'tv H0004 i:2ualzbf uBe!ter Value! V Webb City and Joplin Our Greatest Ambition is to have you say: I Like to Shop at Huey's C0l7wIC'fC' Ougflfery for the Enfzie Hlmzbf Q. J I N110 tuld I ILS ouectlw Iebts .ue .1 pmt ot the llbelal educatlon ol the students Xn e t tu 11110111119 IS one ot the new t acqulsltlo IS ot our school II l Traffic Cop: Hey, didn't'you hear me whistle? Shirley Kirby: Yes, but I'm already engaged. YANT FURNITURE CQ. Complete Line of Fine Furniture and Appliances Everything for the Home 100 South Main Street Phone 407 Webb City, Missouri Gouffer-Maguire For Young Men's Attire 610 Main Joplin INDEPENDENT GEAVEL CCMPANY PRODUCERS Flint Chat - Flint Sand - Flint Abrasives - Dolmite Agricultural Limestone - Tripoli - Crushed and Ground Calcium Limestone - Asphaltic Concrete Paving Webb City Joplin Carthage 5 A::::::::::::::::::,::::::f:::::::::::::::::f::::::::::::::: 9 Twice has our high school won a distinctive honor through competitive examination with other high schools-The Frank R. Blair Four-year Scholarship of SL000. Larry Smith: Mommie, may I have the wishbone? Mrs. Smith: Not until you eat your spinach. Larry: But I wanted to wish I didn't have to eat it. BROADWAY MARKET Your Neighborhood AG Store Groceries, Meats, Fruits and Vegetables Where Prices Aire Low Every Daly ATLAS GARAGE GENERAL AUTO REPAIRING DELMAR MOORE, Prop. 115 North Liberty St. Phone 246 Webb City, Mo. SMITH ICE 81: FUEL COMPANY ICE, COAL AND woon We Make Warm Friends and Keep Them Cool 911 West Daugherty Phone 64 SI-IAPIRO'S SHOE STORE Shoes For The Entire Family IN WEBB CITY OVER 35 YEARS 26 South Main Phone 126 Webb City, Mo. Audio-Visual education, use of film strips, slide projectors, tape recordings, form important adjuncts to the regular instruction. Bank Teller: What's your name? Mr. Glllmnn: Don't you see my signature? Teller: Yes, that's what aroused my curiosity. For More Than Half A Century The Q ,Maplin 66111112 JOPLIN NEWS HERALD have been meeting the reading requirements of the people of this great district! Hotel Connor JoPL1N,Mo. 400 Rooms Fireproof SERVING THE SOUTHWEST Rendezvous - Kit Kat Coffee Shop - I-lot Lunch Ballroom-Roof Garden, and Smaller Private Rooms Catering To Banquets, Dances, and Parties of Any Size The W. C. Football Stadium was built in 1934-1935 through the generosity of Mr. A. D. Hatten and Mr. Harry Easley, who gave- the site for the fieldg and by dona- tions from business firms and other citizens, the high school alumni, and the P.-T. A. John Wallace: So that cornet provides you with at weekly i come? Do you play a band? Louis Cowan: Oh, no! Dad gives me 50 cents a week not to pl y it. F ' ' ' ' ' 'W fer tfze ,7NQaJwe.vt and ,Qztest G O T O Corlqfs Gfljfle Shop 110 Broadway Webb City The Elder Manufacturing Co. JlGz,Qfr.r gl' MARK TWAIN Shirts for Men TOM SAWYER Shirts for Boys Q. : - J F -'--- --'--- 1 Empire Garage COMPLETE REPAIR SERVICE Willard Batteries - Fast Battery Charger New Tires and Tubes 24-Hour Wrecker Service AAA Service 110 North Tom Webb City, Mo. Phone 89 u. :,:::i-fffxxf - A -xfexfafffff A - i - :xi-afif, 4 F :::::::::::::::' 'A:: ::::::::::: 'O Phone 1066-W 806 N. Wilson Hampsterfs Photo Service SCHOOL - COMMERCIAL - PORTRAIT KODAK - PHOTOCOPY Webb City, Mo. P. O. Box 404 Q, -i ,,.,,, vi ...,...,, 1- ..,. 1- ..,. ,--,- J This year, 1952, a new field h d 'est rooi dd t 1 l'ght, were contributed by business men, with footb ll t nis and patro f th h l h ip' g the labor. Mr. Bettis: What? You flunked that course again? Allen Bettis: Well, what do you expect? They gave me the same exam. ---v-ov---v------v---,---- The Waggoner Insurance Agency I nsurcmce. W. W. WAGGONER-Class '27 Phone 6 Webb City, Mo. 118 N. Webb St. Always ff vqg ' Q at 3 Q Fresh 4' ' 9 'Q X 0 O. Q O , S n 0' A 'A oi B39 r' i G ' 5 f l ' Va Your ' Q V Grocer s Always . . . When you ask for the dependable Jewelry Store in Joplin, they send you to .... I I Butterflelcl S 601 Main St. Frisco Corner The library has been remodeled and modernized this year with new study tables, new chairs. and fluorescent, lights. Johnny Tulnel Thats a queer pau' of socks you have on, Danny-one 1-ei and the other EIOCTI Tlfmnx lxulp Xe 'Inn I ne got flnothex pfur llke them at home. 5 TOLD BBQTHERS, INC. ' :l Phone 653 JOPLIN, MO. RODEBIQUE INSURANCE 1 Phone 942 I 222 East Main CARTERVILLE l l-m------- 0.S'67Z66l'g,.5'-------f--- 1 snofg sToRE ll JOPLIN, MISSOURI - SPURGEON 'S - BOOKS STATIONERY ' 613 Main JOPLIN, Mo. Phone 7232 Each year new books are added to the library and reference books as well as new works of fiction, biography and poetry Teacher: Why are you late for school every morning? .lean Norton: Every time I come to the corner a sign says School-Go Slow. Everything You Need In Lumber Paint or Builders' Hardware WE DELIVER Home Lumber 8: Hardware Co. 212 North Madison Phone 34 Webb City, Missouri FAMILY DRUG STORE Main and Daugherty Phone 138 Webb City, Mo. J. M. JACKSON, Owner We specialize in prescription work . . . Enjoy our super fountain service. One of Jasper County's Oldest Prescription Drug Stores. R 0 N EY'S Clformefrly GAMBLE'S Stofrcj HARDWARE GIFTS HOUSEWARES E1'e1j'fhz'11g For The jhule 8 South Main St. Phone 1004 A well trained librarian has direction of the libraiy, which has undergone extensive reorganization. Mr. Williams: Never mind the date. The examination is more important, lien Hickam: We-ll, I wanted to have something right on my paper. '- '-'--'- - -'--'-'--'-'-------vi-vi---v----9, Merchants St Miners Bank WEBB CITY, MO. V1 A Good Pfafe I 0 D0 Tam' BanfQz'fzg Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I ll 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I ll 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I, I', 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 4 I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I I 4 Public Re-lations-one of the progressive featuies which modern educators stress, form an important asset to W.C.H.S. J. O. Buxton: What model is your car? Louis Cowan: It isn't a model. It's a horrible example, f :::.-J:::::::::::::.A::::.-:::.A::::.-.-:::.-.-:::: .,., Nelson Hardware Company PAINTS, SPORTING GOODS, STOVES AUTHORIZED R H E E M DEALERS Webb City, Mo. Phone 17 1: ' 'N Bi11's Electric Shop Electrical Repairs and Wiring 17 South Main - Webb City BILL GREGORY, Proprietor 24 Hour Service Phone 1240 Res. Phone 1231-J Ll. ---- - ----- A --------------A-- J If J 'n The Hirons Insurance Agency Complete Insurance Protection L. A. SKINNER, Owner 108 N. Webb St. Phone 172 Webb City, Mo. The publications of W.C.H.S. are Cardinal Notes, the school newspaperg and King Jack, the high school year book. Miss Vickxey: And, of course, you all know how the inside of a corpuscle looks. Sandra Trimble: Most of us do, but you'd better explain it for the benefit of those who have never been inside one. P 'r fi: ' ------'--- '- --'---- '- ---'--'-f----- --- - ' ' fi ALWAYS SERVE ' 9 Pm ,Qfzzser 5 Ive Cream 1: L. L. PURKHISER, Proprietor QE Office North Main St. Webb City, Mo. L- 1 1 - ,1.,,,,,x,,,,,::: x:,,:,,,,,,,, f,,,,, ,, - , 702 Wall DE SOTO and PLYMOUTH Dealer 1 JOPLIN, MO. Phone 192 Lx, ,,,,,,,,,, - Vx, 15th and Illinois JOPLIN, MO. Phone 2152 Li, - U' ::7f:::::::::::::::::::::5::::::i:- ' , L A W R E N C E' S 0 WHITE ROCK LUNCH 1' GOOD Eoop for Goop HEALTH I 6th and Joplin Joplin, Mo. Basket Burgers - Hamburgers - Chili - Frosted Malts t,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,1,,,-, -, .....1...1........1 -- King Jack was first issued in 1908. Since- that time to the present, with the excep- tion of 1952 issue, the Switzer Printing Company has printed the annual. Miss Reagren: What's the connecting link between the animal and vegetable kingdoms? Carol Sue Laird: Hash. Pa 'n Save Groceries, Meats, Fresh Produce, Frozen Foods and Drug Sundries Broadway and Madison Phone 889 Webb City MISSCJURI UTILITIES CCDMPANY In 1943, King: Jack first entered the Columbia Scholastic Press Association Contest and Critique, of School of Journalism, Columbia University, New York City, attained first, place rating. Marlene Boyer: What's the matter? Didn't I do all right in the parade? Mr. Poole: Sure, you did fine. You won by half a yard. I: 'I 'I 'I I R ' Bradbury-Bishop Drug Co. I RELIABLE PRESCRIPTION SERVICE I :I Pangburn Candies, Buxton Bill Folds I Eastman Kodaks and Supplies Your Favorite Cosmetics :I 201 N. Main Street WEBB CITY, MO. Telephones 287 and 288 EE Lx, F- - - 'I 'I 'I 'I I I 'I 'I urgncr-BoWman- atthcws . Lumber Co. I I 'I WEBB CITY, MISSOURI 'I 'I 401 East Broadway Phone 24 I Qi LIIJJIIJIIIIII53535555ffffffffifffffffi535:-'fffifflfiffii I 5: Every year since that time King Jack has been awarded first place. The 1947 King Jack won Medalist Ranking, which is awarded to only ten per cent of the first class, for an outstanding and distinguished production. I Then there's Bill Terry's super-duper money-making idea. He was going to feed Mexican jumping beansi to mice and then sell the mice for midget kangaroos. ,e,::fee,:::,,::,:::::,::,:,,:,::::, ,,,,::::+,:,,:,:::::::,: ELEGANT CLEANING for that ELEGANT LOOK We resfwzf farmers HOWARD MARTIN, MANAGER CLEA ERS and DYER 120 N. Webb St. Phone 150 Webb City, Missouri The Dorothy Roe Chapter of Quill and Scroll, an international honorary society for high school journalists, was organized in 1946. i l Sanimy Williams: Daddy, I learned how to write in school today. lllr, Williams: VVhnt did you write? Snininy: llnnno. Huven't, learned to read yet. f N U I I Auto Parts Compan 'I Wholesale f AUTOMOTIVE SUPPLIES I I 302 E. Broadway Phone 40 Webb City, Mo U I I U L::: :::::::::-:-Y: :-Y ..... ,.Y.,.,.Y.v ,- F I U I I I I N I I I I I JOPLIN, MISSOURI I The Districts Quality Store Since 1890 U L:::-A --:::1:fJ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::-A ,:::- F I H I N I I I 0 9 .I lingo S 'I l, Your Photografphic Department Store in J 0pl1'n I I I ft 405 Main Street Joplin, Mo i,,: :,,,,o if I 1 ' GREEN TOP 'ROLLER RINK BILL AND LOLA WICKAM I Proprietors ' WHERE THE GANG MEETS . T0 HAVE FUN ., North Main Street Road Joplin, Mo L:::::::::::::f::::::::::::::::::::::::::::f::::f:::::::::::::::f lvlenibers or the Cardinal Notes and the King Jack staffs are eligible to join this hon oruiy journalistic society if' they rank in the upper third of the class and do dis tinctive work in journalism. Miss Gilmer: Write a 25-word story on pets and turn it in to orrow. Karen Lipe: One day I lost my cnt. Here, Kitty, Kitty, Kitty, itty, Kitty, Kitty Prollessionaf Diredory 2 1 DR. JACK W. SNIDER OPTOIVIETRIST VISUAL 'TRAINING - SPECTACLES Phone 368 I06 South Main St. Webb City, MO. 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 DR. FRED? S. CARNEY DEIIITIST Telephone 240 424 W. Daugherty Webb Clty, Mo. I A AAAYAAAAAAAYAA At AAAAYYAAA AAYAAAA Q2 Office Ph. ZI Res. Phone 7I6 M. S. SLAUGHTER, D.O. OSTEOPATHY and SURGERY H1 205 W. Broadway Webb City, Mo. -ff'-+P-of-ff 1- DR. THOMAS W. HILL DENTIST Phhhe sa I08 West Broadway Webb City E2 JANE CHINN MEMORIAL HOSPITAL Webb City, Missouri JASPER COUNTY MEDICAL ASSOCIATION -1 ,,.,v. - - ,.,,,,g.v.,-,.,.v LA,-, 32 HOBART S. BERRY, D.O. PHYSICIAN and SURGEON ,I ,P I 424 w. Daugherty Webb City, Mo. 15 Ofc. Ph. I276 Res. Ph. Purcell 4II C. F. GREGORY OST EOPATI-IIC PHYSICIAN AND ESURG EON 624 West Broadway, Webb City, Mo. Phones: Office 235 Res. II6 ,vvrY,,,,,,vYY,,vYwivvrwvvriwvr-iwriiil .---.Y---.--,---.,..Y----Y---.---.- P. M. PENCE OSTEOPATH IC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Carterville. Missouri DR. W. FORBES, D.O. PHYSICIAN and SUROEON I06 S. Main Phone 360 I .L,. Lr.. ....... ,H , ...Y S ......., , -LL L In 1945, the National Thefspian Society, an honoraiy societyf for high school drama and speech gropus, was organized as Troupe 608, I I 1 Ir: , . Carolyn Dickson: His name is Johnny and he's in my class. Mrs. Dickson: , What is his last name? Carolyn: It must be Johnny Sitdown. That's what the teacher calls him. l9l'OlQSSl'Ol'lC1! an of Business Directory If ,....... ,,.,,sY.Y. ..... , . A----- ---A--------AA----- MAX MYERS CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT I U27 Iv. ii1IIIgbefIy Webb City, Mb. I I I I BILL JOHNSON'S , ' SERVICE STATION jp ll3WestBroz1dway Webb cny, Mb. I AI - A,-,-,-,v-,-,-,--,-,,-,-,-,--Y-Y-,Y-,-,fv-Y-,Y-,-A,-v-,-:J - POUDRE PUFF BEAUTY SHOP I Complete Lim' of Beauty Culture lllo N. Webb sr. Pbbbe 642 I Compliments of ' 4 I OWEN'S I SPORTING GOODS I I I lI I I L I I Compliments of THE ELMS MOTEL I joplin. Mo. I I ' I I I I ' I I Phone 681 I I SHADWELL'S SHOE SHOP I I in the Civic Theatre Building I ' For High Grade Shoe Repairing I At Very Reasonable Prices 1, I 'Z A Full Line of Shoe Polishes and Laces 4. .-,-,-,-,-,-,-J.-.-,-,-,-, -,-,-,A,-,-,-,-,A,A,-,-,-,-J ,-,-,-,1-,-f I Compliments of I SCHIFF'S SHOE STORE if 032 Main joplin, Mo. I I Tl I ' Compliments of I I WEBB CITY BARBER SHOP lg los N. Main ' I I I 4 ' K 8z H BAR-B-Q For the Finest in Bar-B-Q Hamburgers and Steaks ' Compliments of MORSE'S MARKET Ig 4th and Madison Phone 375 I I' ,I ,-:J,-.-,-,-,-J,-,-,-,-, -,-,-,- A,-,J ,Y-W-,-Y-'A'-: --AAYYY---A777---AAA---ATA YY AY fI 'I 'I U 'I ll 'I 'I 'I 'I W 'I U I I I U N U U U 'I 'I U H W I N N 'I ' ' U 'I U U 'I 'I 'I 'I U U U U 'I H N U U M N H H U U U ' 'I 'I N N N U M U U U N U N N N U U I I I N U U N I 'I U U U U U U U 'I U U :J Two Student Councils- one of the Senior High and the other of the Junior High- function well as democratic representative organizations, giving the students a chance to share in planning conditions that are to govern them. C. E. Brooks: My old man made a scarecrow so natural that it frightened every single crow off our farm. Bill Richey: That's nothing! I made one that scared 'em so mllch they brought back the corn they stole last year. i l Proilessionaf an cf Business Direciory ' o 'A ' o'o 'o 'o'o'A'A - l'l'A ' W' if A - '-' 4 - ' -'-'-'-'-' -'-A-'-A-'-'-s-' - W There is No Charge for Adjusting if il : I Your Glasses ' CROCKETT OIL COMPANY I We consitlgrsgtvgnygsbortunity Joplin Phone 231 JGPLIN OPTICAL CO- Fuel Oil - Keilosene -- Gasoline Ll fills Main sgelephone 195 Joplin ,l irtillijilnemlviiiie Xfllgijbsgllieizgb of- ' -'-'-'ff - A -' --.-.-.-.-.-.-.-. ,-,,-E.,,.,.,.,A,,A,.,.,.,.,,,,,,,,,,,-,,-.,-,-.-.-.-.-. , :xv -v-:jj-Af'-JJJ :::::',, REEDER PLUMBING CO. Collegiate Styles in SHOES Phone lOl at We Strive to Do the Impossible BRECICS BOOT SHOP PLEASE EVERYONE ll 216 N. lvlaln st. Webb City, Mb. 527 Main joplin, lvlb. ' SMART STYLES ln Ladies' and Children's Shoes JAMISON DRUG CO' , joplin's Oldest Drug Store A R L ' ' f C S 614 Main Street ' Phone 509 P A -I T A , , rescrlptlons, russes, 519 Man' Joplm Elastic Stockings .-.-.-. 4 - -.Affs-s-:.-4.-.-,-:s-se.-.-.Af - l Dodge job-Rated Motor Trucks IE INSTALLMENT FINANCE ' COMPANY l, Inc I, ,l Phone 830 ' North Main at A .N lbplin 618 JOPHH JOPUN M0- PARKWAY CLEANERS Compliments Of PHONE Sl VE-4lTCH'S For Pick-up and Delivery REALTORS if 414 W. Daugherty Webb City ,,,,v,,-,,,--,,,,-------,,,,v,----------,---:l--YY---------- The National Honor Society was started in W.C.H.S. in 1929. QMembership tlimited to fifteen percent of the Senior class, and five percent of the2Junior classy is based upon scholarship, leadership, character and service. l Customer: To what do you owe your extraordinary success as a house-to-house salesman ? Gene Jeffries: To the first few Words I utter when a woman opens the door: Miss, is your mother in? I9fOIQSS1'0n0! uno! Business lpiredtory -I f--f-f---vff------f- ---f- I I -fv-f----- -----f --f-f----- ff-W MODERN RECREATIONS F. L. MILLER, Owner Bowuwo - Pocxer BILLIARDS PING PoNo 515 joplin - IOPLIN, MO. - Ph. l270 BYLER ONE STOP SERVICE CONOCO GAS FIRESTONE TIRE SERVICE 503 N. Main Webb City For Road Service Call 9628 Compliments of GRAY'S ELECTRIC SHOP 520 .Ioplin St. Joplin, Mo. WEBB CITY PRODUCE FRESH DRESSED POULTRY and PLIRINA CHOWS Ill W. Daugherty Phone l98 ,-,-,-.-,-,-,-.-.-J ,-,-,-,-J -.-.-:fs-.-.-.-.-:::.-:A - -,-,-J,Y-,-v-,-,-,-,-,-,A.A:ff: -.-f,-.-.-.-.-.-.-.1-:. - I -W-.--sY-Y--sv---v-v--is-is-1'-'ff-'J I WYNNE'S CLEANERS 207 South Main For Pickup and Delivery Phone l354 EARL WYNNE - BOB McFADDlN Owners WEBB CITY HARDWARE , Owned and Operated by MR. and MRS. JOHN RUSK ll2 W. Daugherty Phone 38 ROWE'S GARAGE EXPERT CAR SERVICE IIIII6 W. Daugherty Phone 7 ROY J. TEEL AGENCY INSURANCE, REAL ESTATE LOANS ll7 E. Broadway, Webb City Office Ph. 976 - Res, Phone 268 EXPER T REFINISHING RUTHERFORD UPHOLSTE RING 502 S. jefferson Phone 486 Webb City, Mo. Free Estimates CITIES SERVICE GAS STATION Washing Sz Greasing-Accessories Tire Repairs-Gas 81 Oil Broadway and Webb, Webb City R. j. Bob Gullion Phone 9610 W 'I I I 'I I I I I I I I I I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I 'I I I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I 'I 'I I 'I ' I I 'I 'I 'I 'I I I 'I 'I 'I II 'I 'I I 'I 'I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I I 'I 'I I 'I 'I 'I J Membership in the National Honorary Athletic Scholarship Society is awarded to those who have average for abovey scholarship grades and who have lettered in at least one major sport. 5 Kitty Miller: When you sold me this car, you guaranteed to replace anything that broke. Car Dealer: That's right. Kitty: Okay, then, I want it new garage door. . - A...A.A..,.. - ..,AA,. I- ,,.. - ,,,AAA ,,.,,A xr- --, U Prollessionaf an P of Business lpirecilory , Palmer School Graduate il Joplin phones: Off. 206: Res. 6380-R,-l Webb City phone: 1760 ig DR. DARREL E. MILLER 1' CHIROPRACTOR 1 Logan Basic Technician fi 2ll W. Broadway 616 Serxzeant i .V v---- -vffvf-- -f-- L ---.f-f- ,- y r i 3 Q THEPRESCRHWHONSHOP Q r i 4 r 4 r Frisco Building Lobby VVehb City, Mo. Joplin. Missouri .iopiinf M0- 1 A' ''A'A 'i ' 4' i, KEPPLE'S CARTERVILLE LUMBER SERVICE STATION COMPANY :E 1029-l03l Broadway Lumber and Building Materials GAS PHONE 594 SANDY KEPPLE Phone 578-J 4 i ii Husinessman's Department Store ll ' i WEBB CITY WHOLESALE SOUTHWESTERN I GROCER CO- ' GFFICE OUTFITTERS , Q: 025 Main Phone o4+4s 1: Li i005 W. Broadway Phone I-40 ji ji joplin, Mo. U CARTERVILLE DRUG co. Ewroiiis i ' fi P ONE92 ' Ama 303 West Main Street , 5th 5: Main Jcmlin, Mo' I Carterville. Missouri i EAT AT l PRIINTING UNCLE TOM'S CABIN CALL B03 VELMA CRIPPS, Prop. HUNTER Phone 0032 I lo East Daugherty in Joplin -::::5:::5::'A:::-A3555555555555:3573355:55-Affiffffifffffffffff The School Boy Patrol, working in conjunction with the state: safety groups, exempli- fies the students' desire to be of service to the community? Mrs. Johns wrote on a youngsters report card: It is a pleasure to work with David. llavid's Dad: .lust try working against hi1n! F I I 'I 'I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 'I :I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 'I II 'I CONGRATULATIONS TO .THE CLASS OF 1953 i'5'ii?72'I539'I0' cle T IS BETTER TO KNOW US AND NOT NEED US, THAN TO NEED US AND NOT KNOW US. 3 JOHN AND DICK LEWIS Funeral Directors Hedge-I,efwis Funeral Home flncj 301 West Broadway Webb City, Missouri Phone 355 Ambulance Service At All Times L:::::: .-:::::: .- : :::::::::::: : L-:::::::::: ::::::::::::::::::: :- Debate has been one of the outstanding activities of our high school for many years. Several prominent lawyers, journalists, ministers of our district and others have had basic experience as debaters in W.C.H.S. l Geraldine Rogers: Now tell me the truth-do you men like the talkative women as well as you do the other kind? Rex: What other kind? ra 'uurry alllnut Q00 GLASS, PAINTS 36 VVALLPAPRR Floor Sanders and Waxers FOR RENT 203 North Main Street Telephone 51 Webb City, Mo. lohrfs Car Market DEALERS IN 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 Webb City The F.H.A. Uduture Homeinakers of Americaj is a national organization for those who specialize in home economics. W.C.H.S. has had an alert and thriving chapter for several years. Mr. Gillman: What is a candidate? Bob Burris: A man who stands for what he thinks the people will fall for. -----------v-v---------v-----------v------'--v---v------ ------II 'I ebb City Recreation LES ULMER, Mgr .... Class of '20 The Most Modern Recreation Room in the Southwest ' Carom ' Pocket Billiards ' Snooker ' Tobaccos ' Soft Drinks 110 W. Daugherty St. Webb City, Mo. 'I 'I 'I I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I I I 'I I I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I 'I I I I 'I 'I I I I I I 'I I I I 'I I 'I I I 'I I 'I 'I I 'I 'I 'I I I 'I I 'I 'I 'I I 'I 'I J The Diversified Occupations students also have a club which is affiliated with the national organization, and which gives splendid training in human relations. Mr. Vvilliamsz Use your noodle, young lady, use your noodle. Shirley Hargis: My gracious, where is it? l've pushed and pulled everything in this car. R. SI S. Motor Sales Co. Fourth and Pennsylvania IOPLIN, MISSOURI G07zgrafu!a1f1'071.r to Cfass gf '53 1 r SRBECUE f THURMAN WILSON 2608 Main IOPLIN Our instiumental and vocal ensembles have been a cultural asset to our school and our town, not only winning high honors at contests and festivals, but performing in school, civic and church programs. John Wallace: My doctor tells me I can't play golf. Bob Gilliam: So he's played with you, too? F W I I 'I 'I 'I 'I Lev-- rlflczlffzcws Eofce Company WEBB Crrv, MISSCJURI F U U U I 'I 1 I I U M CRAKEPUS MAIN STREET MARKET A Good Place to Trade Telephone 9655 Corner 3rd and Main F I U U U L Marclick Tire Sz Appliance Co. Third and Virginia - Phone 122 JOPLIN, MO. PHILCO RADIOS, TELEVISION SETS AND REFRIGERATORS U. S. TIRES AND BATTERIES - RECAPPING AND REPAIRING F 'I I U N U N Emir Wlliamson Music Hoare Everything in Music Pianos - Band and Orchestra Instruments Radios and Combinations Joplin, Mo. Pittsburg, Kan. Carthage, Mo. Neosho, Mo. L::::::::::::::::::::::::::::f::::::::::::::::::::::::::: -------- The Girls' Drum Corps, a very colorful and attractive group, add much to school pro- cessions or civic festivals. In D.O. class-Three generations: grandfather had a farm: father, a garden: son has a can opener. 116 N. Webb St. TA, Mile East oi' Phone 129 Duquesne 011 13th St. WEBB CITY, Ura Phone 4577'M'2 MISSOURI JOPLIN, MO. Cfompuuy Whee1er's Shoe Shop SHOES and REPAIRING 105 West Daugherty A 4 Maytag Washers, .55 P it .Sis if 'A Ranges, Ifonersf Freezers I Dependable Maytags 555' 'ii last for years. Three modelsASl29.95 to Sl89.95. Liberal trade-in, easy terms. See them today! . . . We repair any make washing machines, radios and sweepers. Rebuilt wash- ers, Maytags and others, sold on easy terms. WEBB CITY MAYTAG CU. i'3Z 1S.'Zi'3.. Authorized Maytag, Crosley and International Harvester Dealers HC Meek For Lumber CHAS. C. MEEK COMPANY At The Stockyards JOPLIN, MO. Phone 6055 Since the middle 1930's a program of guidance has been carried on in W.C.H.S. At first, it was taken up in the home rooms in the form of educational guidance. Ben Hickam: A bore is one who talks about himself when you want to talk about yourself. Oklahoma Tire Sz Supply Co. LIGHTLE AND SON Brunswick Tires - Leonard Refrigerators 106 N. Main Webb City, Mo. Telephone 69 If Better Jewefry you,re oohing For f, :S . Q Drachenberg's will cheerfully supply you with nation- iidgriiygksfb. ally known jewelry. Keepsake Diamonds . . . Feature-Lock Ring Sets . . . Bulovas, :xv if f Haniiltons, Elgins-all watches guaranteed for one year . . '!g? 5l 5 Parker and Scheaffer Pens and Pencils. H rac en erg S ewe ry QD 1. A ' 7 1 Phone 912 Webb City, MO. 114 N. Main Complete Jewelry and Watch Repair Department HEAT and COOK with GAS The CLEAN and DEPENDABLE Fuel The Gas Service Company WEBB CITY, MISSOURI For the Finest Laundry and Dry Cleaning Service CALL WEBB CITY 112 Office 423 W. Broadway In charge of EDITH KEYS LAUNDRYSDRY CLEANERS FREE DELIVERY FREE PICK-UP Today, a. guidance director supervises the work in the home rooms and has individual conferences with students regarding subjects, vocations, and citizenship. In Senior English the following amazing answers were given: Ibid was a Latin poet: Anon is an author, but I don't know anything about himg viz is some kind of u wizard. U o rn 6l7770Z!J' For Good Things To Eat and Drink 1216 Main Street Joplin, Mo. s I M f' V House of X NCltI'0'I?Ull2l Keepsake Famous D inwm 0 Il 11 x Wafclles 618 Main - Joplin Convenient Credit Terms and the TIHIEATRES F1'2ze.vt 1f:7Zlff'7'fdl'7lllZ67Zf in tfze Commwzffa' Patrick's Market Complete Line of FINE FOODS Phone 249 618 W. 4th Several special lyceum programs of first class talent secured through a lyceuni bureau from a nearby university provide cultural entertainment for the students-the best in music, draniatics, lectures and other things. Mrs. Drennen: What two Shakespeariau plays have you read? Missy Grayston: Romeo and Juliet. PHONE 266 Wwestiindipbawwmmcy Modern Super Sertvzke YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD DRUG STORE 930 WEST DAUGHERTY ST. WEBB CITY, MO. airy ueen 404 SOUTH JEFFERSON WEBB CITY, MISSOURI TS . ILLTAKEA Q ,ff RESERVA-HON A fiiggt ,., AT MACICS! - T 'S ff iifloq,q-gy , I ' 7' At Thirty-Two-O-Two Main, Joplin Athletics has been, since 1900. a major extra-curricular activity, stimulating school spirit, furnishing clean sports, and creating much inteiest and splendid support on the part of the townspeople. i Theodore Palmer: Proof that the witches in Macbeth were supernatural is that no one could eat the broth they cooked. ::::::::::::::::::::::.-:v-:::::::::::::::::::.x:::: -ff v: our rienczlav Burl ince 1882 wisfzes t!1e graofuates of tfze oss o1fI953 very uccess -'Sill38-- Webb City B nk SECURITY AND TH R I EI' MEMBER l EDER.'ll. RESERVE SYSTEM L, r U- - ------------ -A ------- -:::ff,-::::::::::::::,-:::,-,-::::::::::: J Webb City has had through the years an enviable reputation for fair play and good sportsmanship as well as for having strong teams, i Miss Crotty: Name three relative pr Jack Riggs: Aunt, sister, uncle. Western Auto Associate Store E. F. and R. W. MAMMEN DAVIS TIRES - WIZARD BATTERIES 18 - 20 South Main Webb City Phone 968 dawg, lm! TAMKO ROOFING MEANS ToP QUALITY 'fry P TAMKO ASPHALT PRODUCTS, Inc. 0 , ni 5 ' I Phone 6644 X ' JOPLIN, MISSOURI fi See Your Lora! Lumber Dealer Hhrisfmans JOPLIN'S LARGEST AND FINEST DEPARTMENT STORE! MACICS 6 6 SERVICE Road Service - Expert Lubrication Lee Tires and Willard Batteries Broadway and Webb Webb City Phone 33 L ::::::::::::::::::::::: A--A- -- --A-- --- J Th cheerleaders, a spiffy peppy g 1 1 ' p't mize the enthusiasm and school pirit of the student body. Mary Ellen Dedrickson: Do you like fishballs? Betty Richey: I don't knowg I never attended any, 5 J::::::::::.A::::::::::::::::::::::,:,:,,,,:,,f::,,,, ,,,, ongramlclfzonf zo rfze Class of1Q53 CLAYTON HARVEY JAC K all olh imslfoim eArnce - Simpson Mortuary' The W Club is an organization directed to the purpose of promoting sportsmanship, and encouraging intra-mural efforts. Each member must have lettered in any major sport for one year. 5 E i Mrs. Johns: Jackie, correct this sentence- Girls is naturally prettier than boys. Jack Doran: Girls is artificially prettier than boys. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '53 erree forfsf 1001 So. Jefferson The HUB Main and Broadway FOR COMPLETE SATISFACTION IN CLOTHING AND SHOES FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY MIN ERVA CANDY COMPANY FINE CANDIES - COLD DRINKS 12 S. Main Phone 9666 North Joplin Hardware Sz Supply Hardware, Builders' Supplies, Sporting Goods LYNN R. WHITWORTH, O'll I'Z6'l' Airport Drive Phone 5425-W2 North Main St. Road There is splendid cooperation between our school and business men of our town. Es- pecially do the civic organizations such as Rotary, Lions, Chamber of Commerce, and others, like the American Legion render some special form of service to our school. Joe Grisham: Did you hear that the Red Sox team is changing its name to the Nylons-so they can get more runs. Prorlessiona! am! Business lvireclory g'A'A'A'A 'A'A 'AA 'A 'xiA'A' A 'A'A'A'A'A'A'A'A'A'AiA'A'A' A ' ALICE DURHAM'S MILLERKS BEAUTY SHOP TYDOL STATION Hair Cuts, Permanent Waves Manicuring Stone's Corner Joplin, M0. 406 VV. 12th St., Webb City Phono MS! Phnne 9463 RHANS f 0 r FRESH MEATS AND GROCERIES 1001 W. Daugherty Phone 144 YOU IT LIKE Lucas 1 T s Y 0 U r G Q qi Exclusive Women's Q S S Q Wear OF P in mo. since 1907 J. xx, ,,,,:,,,:,c.,,, fx: 1. xc,,,,c.,.,.,,,,,,..,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, A The churches and social clubs work with us in every way for betterment of conditions and character. The ministers of the various churches, musicians, and speakers often appear at assembly programs. Mr. Landieth: Name two shooting stars. Bobby Ferguson: Roy Rogers and Gene Autry. Gongmtzzlazfiom' To Tfze Cfasx ef '53 f f Q 4 f, lx If 4g .xf 49 . s X lx. 1 15th and Madison The business and professional individuals and firms help finance our yearbook, and many other projects. , px I . xxwbff K , X1,N div-1 . - V H u S W ' X 'I'-9 -. jig. Q: 1 ,f' ' d Y A x V ZX.--R , 3 X f l l .1 ll l . , - H 51- Z U I : . I T -f - -1 . ig ' 1, S ,. 7 I 1 4 D1 if 4 - . l ti W f W 571 zk, X :l m Q lux I ' v 5 ,s 1 ,S Q y t i ' x M , , Q - - Lk Iv' f 4, A 7 m ' A IWW QC , 43 :. N 1 4 hh un. f' N- 'KN-sn E I If dx f , asrxssgymrn YOUaB TTERANNU Proof of QUALITY that cannot be denied. lt costs no more to work with a Yearbook Specialist. For more than thirt ears BURGER-BAIRD y y has been producing the finest Yearbooks in the Middle West. Let a BURGER-BAIRD representative help you with your next Yearbook. GRAPHIC ARTS BUILDING 0 KANSAS CITY, M o ISSOURI Mr. Williams: Bob, you missed the class yesterday, clidn't you Hob Gilliam: Why, no, not in the least. SINGER SEWING MACHINES CAUTION Singer sells its machines ONLY through Singer Sewing Centers, identified by the famous Red S on the window-NEVER through dealers or department stores. WHERE T0 BUY IT SEWING CENTER SINGER SEWING MACHINE CO. C. H. ENGLISH, Mgr. 412 Main Joplin, Mo. Phone 1664 .r... 1 . ----g:- 'E '::' V ,v ng, Ag ll I H, 1 - 4, Ill u up nnnn llllllll Ei:iEE!5 .-fEi!ESE5 ' 5 . ..-. .....2!!!! MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION A JUIiCClQ,Ill'! 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