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

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...ig- ur enior uperfaflves DoNA1,D DANIEL ANN IIICKAM Ilesf CllLI',Zl'I1S Standing near the flag of our country, are Donald Daniel and Ann Hickam, who, according to the vote of faculty and of the Senior Class, best exemplify the ideals of citizenship ol' the Class of 1954. Miss Hick- ani is sponsored by the Daughters of the American llevolution: Donald Daniel, by the Sons ol' the Anieriean llevolution. Medals will be presented to them at the Honor Assembly. llxoi 22 Joyfully holding the plaque ol' the llabe lluth Sportsmanship Award, upon which their names are to be engraved, are Wesley King and Missy Grayston, upon whoin this honor was conferred by a representative committee ol' our high school and by a vote ol' the senior high school. This will inake the fourth year that this award has been sponsored by the Senior High Student Council. WESLEY KING Missr GRArs'roN Best Sportsman

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raduafiolz erenzolzies Phyllis Brooks Ruth Mary Cowardin Valedictorian Salutatorian :BlICC6l!lllll'f'flf6 Services Sunday, May 0 at S p.m., New Auditorium Processional, Pomp and Circumstancen- -Orchestra, Con- ductor, Arthur Poole. Invocation -'I'he Rev. Prank Ii. Iiunk. Mixed Chorus, Selected Y-Directed hy Wayne Lawson. Scripture Reading flihe Rev. l.eroy Roland, Sermon The Rev. G. Iv, Rees. String 'l'rio, Selected f-Betty Board. Shirley Crowe, Mary Lee Shoup. Benediction- The Rev. I.. Il. Westphal. Recessional, 'Pomp and Chivalry -Clrchestra. Gfass way gxercises 'I'hursday, May II at I0 a.m., New Auditorium Processional-Twyla Wilson. Salutatory, Youth and Courage eRuth Mary Cowardin. Vocal Solo, Selected' Phyllis Armstrong. Class lissay, Youth and Characteru- -Ann llickam. Vocal Solo, Selected'-Nelda ,Io lh-Moss. Guitar Solo, Selected- -jack Iiidler. Class Oration, Youth and Citizenship -Ralph llickman Girls' Vocal 'I'rio, Selected---Udetta Danford, llelen Clark, Shirley Crowe. Gommencenzenf Friday, May I-I at Ill a.m., New Auditorium Processional, Pomp and Circumstancen Y A Orchestra, Arthur Poole, Conductor. Invocation-The Rev. Alfred li. jenkins. Girls' Vocal Trio, Selected-f Phyllis Armstrong, lileanor Gibbons, Marilyn Ilopkinsg Accompanist, Carol Ann jeffries. Violin Solo, Adoration'!-Betty Board: Accompanist. Mrs. 'II Chester Roney. Presentation ot' Ilonor Students-Mr. B. M. Chancellor. Presentation of CIassiMr. Robert ll. Clark. Presentation of Diplomas fMr. Irving ll. Merry. Benediction 5I'he Rev. li. Ii. Kinzler. Recessional, Pomp and Chivalry ---Orchestra. Class Prophecyf-4Missy Grayston, Karen Lipe. Vocal Trio, Selected,ffBoyer Sisters. Class Will -.Ieanne Newell, Beverly lluffman. String Trio -Betty Board. Shirley Crowe, Odetta Danford. Valedictory, Youth - Continued 'l'hrough I.ife f -Phyllis Brooks. Class Song -Produced hy Marlene Boyer, Ruth Mary Cowardin, and I.ouise Dipley. Recessional ilwyla Wilson. Ralph Hickman Ann Hickam Orator lissayist P A 0 E Z

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Miss Ilerrod, Mr. lildredge, Mrs. llunter im Bridges, Pansy Clemons, Carolyn Dickson, im Bridges, Pansy Clemons, Carolyn Dickson, I.ois me lxirk, Kay 0'Bry:int, Donna Rogers, Roger Bob llunter, vice president: ,lim Bridges, president: Dee Conner, treasurer: l,ois Wilson, secretary. u1zi0rsfeG!as5 of 1955 Svousons NA'rioNAl. lloNoR Socimv Kay fJiBfY2lI'll. Qinu. .wo Sonora. Webb, john Wilhile. OI4IflCliRS Lmior efrospecf The Junior Class of 1954! Only 86 of usg but we constitute a fraction of our America's great natural resources-her youth, aspiring to great things, glory, as well as glamor. As our year draws to a close, we have memories: -Of the tense moments of the football games, in which eight of our boys were heroes, of courseg and hot dogs and cokes were the order of the evening. -Of the thrilling basketball games in our beautiful new gym when we yelled ourselves hoarse as the Cardinals made baskets, and were extremely proud of our three Junior boys on the A team, and our three spiffy cheerleaders who helped cheer us up. -Of the night of December 18, when our dramatic abilities were acclaimed by a very enthusiastic audience at our Junior class play- A Case of Springtimeng and our success enabled eight of us to become Thespians. -Of the happy and profitable hours that many of us Juniors, as a part of the vocal ensembles, the band, and the orchestra went places and won places-yea, even firsts. -Of the joy and fellowship in working together in the Student Council, De- bate, KING J ACK, CARDINAL NOTES to accomplish worthy objectives. -Of the climactic event of all-the unforgettable starry night of the Junior- Senior prom and buffet dinner, having as its colorful theme South Pacific, on which we sailed with dreamy as well as dizzy music, delicious food, and delightful entertainment. Thanks, dear sponsors and other members of the faculty, for all the memories! PAGE 23