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

Text from Pages 1 - 118 of the 1958 volume:

K f na r x . xr' .-4 ' 'V' . lf! J eq rw Bai H fe 'ii Q r i 5857 KING JACK r 3 1- fxf' . f 3 'f-,.'1'.. .--54 ff '-3:-':D PUBLISHED BY THE STUDENTS S XX 5 ,,.,, ' I OF WEBB CITY HIGH SCHOOL -A' WEBB CITY, MISSOURI SONDRA GARVEY f'o-Editors H012 JAMES rf DANNY CRUTCIIER Business III2III2lfl'6I'S . . I IL RUTH W11,H1'rE l 0l'6W0l' Back in 1926, the Cardinal became the emblematic mascot at Webb City High School. The Cardinal was chosen, as the rutnor goes, because the St. Louis Cardinals were Winning that year, in fact, they went on to win the World Series. For over thirty years, the Cardinal has served Webb City High School well. We have had our ups and downs as has the team from whence the name came, but through all those years the students and faculty have shown a splendid spirit. We feel that our Red Bird has long deserved the priviilege of appear- ing inside the cover of our yearbook with all his vigor and charm insrtead of remaining as a mere decoration for the outside. No one merits the glory of showing you our school and activities more ithan the Cardinal, who stands for the spirit behind them. In that same Cardinal spirit: To the program of the STUDENT BODY, With the aid of the ADMIINISTRATION, interest is added through the ORGANIZATIONS fun is gained through SPQRTS, ACTIVITIES add the finail touch. edicafiolz During the past few years one of the most important projects pro- posed for the improvement of our school system, especially for the Junior- Senior High School, has been the erection of a Junior High School building. After much thought and work on the part of the Superintendent and the Board of Education, the proposal was submitted to and approved by the voters in October. We wish to dedicate this volume of the King Jack to those people who worked so diligently that this building might become a reality, and to those patrons in Webb City who saw fit to vote in such a manner that the improvements in our schools might go forward. fi . - I - , v WA i.f-- I ,xy .Eg 7zf ,x vgffiy 2 ,.i,,, 2 CL. X.: 'V f- I m U mf L '51, ,Q 1. ,-5-PQ hr E ' '-- rl on ' ff' E5 ,f ' C: F Sh 'V - ' ig,,,,,.,gmurnqsf12L2eE:5es2 Ae- Q., ff gy n 'n,..Lh. ,qi Qqrig'1g' '3-3 W Jin Eg ,r?,:1?4rv,f'lnv'l-Q , N iglilwlggull,llglggumil Q 'iguzzx . ,fm-ff an , sg, if s ll l X f Ez-5 , ' 2-wma? WL. Mal gf .i lflllll f l f 41 my , 'Q L f as M. 1 . ff at a - .. I 1, for 'fnlait I U rl If HH ' . .1:i .-.4 1 Ee F55 f gllvfl ' li will yllv' fl 'W' 'I llwfrhu X :I '12, -1..,..l.., .... .... , . 1 Y . ..........u... X F 17,24 ' rrzrigi, WWW!! , t . .1 ' l lm VVl1.L.j:Yw!--hw-M l , -- ' l Q-vii ..+1'--S-5353-vwll ' A'ifi:.AL.rfA jfa'.'ff'.xf wr I -,,..,.-.......- ,- ---- an 'f'w 1. 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Emblaz- oned in our memories are some of our very special events such the beautiful Junior-Senior Prom where the girls wore beautiful formals and had starry eyesland the boys were never so handsome. Other unforgettable moments include the night of the Senior Play, our Senior Tacky Day when we wore clothes we had been dying to wear all year, the? Senior picnic, the glittering coronation of our Queen of King Jack, and finally our long awaited Commencement. Now, the time has come for us to make tracks into the great unknown-the lworld to conquer. As we lefwe our dear old high school , We will say a, little pmyer l For God to guide our footsteps In everything we dare. l l Page 8 am? Gfre ow gZeJqeJ QJMLLJ Seniors ETHEL BLACK-Commercial. Clue Club '56-'SSL Mixed Chorus '56: Pep Club '55: Senior Class Play. LYNN BLANKENSHIP-College. Stutlt-nt Count-il 'Mig Cartliual Notes 'Mg Thr-spians '57-'Brig Di-amatir Club '57-'img Give Club, 'Sli-'Bag Opervtta '56-'Sag Senior Class Play. GERALDINE BUCHANAN-General. Band and Orchestra. '55-'56-'5Tp Glee Club '5X: F. H. A. '58. JUDY BURK-General ul.-0 Club 'nts-'ssg F. H. A. '5s. JUDITH CARI WRIGHT-wC0l1ege. lflantl '55-'Mg 0:-vliostra '55-'Brig Pep Club 'Mig Cardinal Notes 'STL Mixed Chorus anti Glee Club 'ST-'Sag String quartet '56-'5'l'g String duet. '5T. JUDY CHADWELL-G9I1Gl'al. l . H. A. '55-'57-'Sag P1-11 Club '57-5243 Debate 'STL National Honor Sovii-ty 'Mg M. U. Curat0r's R4-cognition SHARRON CLARK-Dropped. JIM COLEMAN-General. C. U. E. 'Brig Bantl, '55-'5ti. JIM COVERT-General. C. 0. E. '5t5. IDA CAROL COX-College. Sopliomorc Class st-t-retary: Glen- Club '5'l. JUDY CRAIG-College. AL Trenton, Mo., 'Mig tllee Club, Band, Pep Club, Girls' S-extet., Home Economies Club. At Webb City: Clee Club and Mixed Chorus '57-'58: btudt-nt Count-il '5T: Junior Class Play: Girls' trio '575 Cardinal Notes clipper 'img 'lht-sptans 'Brig Ops-retta ':nT-'Mg Student director of Juni0l' Hiprh Opera-lt.a 'Stag All State Chorus '57: Solo, subdistrict and dis- trivt '54-'55, state 'img mentor Class Play: Dramatic Club '5t'g Pep Club 'Imp C. 0. E. SHIRLEY CRUSE-General. Hand '55-'58, pix-simlvnt. 'Img 'l'wirlers '56-'58, 4-aptain 'ST-'5S: Ort-hestra '55-T183 Glee Club and Mixed Chorus '56-'Bag Yep Club '55-'I-51 F. H. A. '55-'5r4: Cardinal Notes '57-'55g King Jack Queen Attendant: Dra- matic Club '57-'58, DANNY CRUTCHER-College. Football '55-T185 WH Club '57-'Sag King .lat-k staff '57-'58, business lnanatrer 'Mig Student. Counvil 'Mig Sentior Class vice president.: Boys' State: Spevial Reruixnition, National Merit, S1-hularshipi M- U- Guru' tar's Ru-ognition. JERRY CUMMINS-General. NAOMI CUMMINS-Commercial. tllee Club '5T: llebate KGS. TOM DALE-College. liuslu-tball 'JT-'Mg Trai-k '57p King' Jark staff '5Ng Cardinal Nutt-s '58g ll:-sl blml'lsn1an Award. MARY DEGRAFFENREID-C0mme1'Cial. Student Count-il '55, set-rotary 'Mg Sophnmort- Attendant, to Football Qin-on 'Mig Junior Class set-rotary: Cardinal Notes 'SPM Football Queen '5X: F. H. A. TIS: Pt-p Club 'Mg Cleef Club '56-'SHQ Quill and Srroll 'BHQ National Honor Sovit-ty 'Img M. U. Curator's R.E'l'0l-flllllllll, TOM DEWITT-College. lllt-st Club aml Mixt-nl Chorus '57-'SX3 Operetta '57-'5X: Junior Class Play: Band and Orvhestra '55: llramatit- Club '57-'GSQ Thespians '57-55, vice president, 'SHQ Boys' Quartet '5B: Senior Class Play, arryilzq IZ flze Senior mdifiom JERRY LEE DODSON-College. Basketball '57: Thespians '58: Band and Orchestra '55-'57: tilt-e l'luli '56-'58, secretary-treasurer '5r4: All-State Chorus '57: Mixed Chorus '56-'5K: Oper:-tta '57-758: Junior Class Play: Boys' Quartct '57-'5H1 Studcnt. Counril '5t4: Trumpet Quartet '55-'56: French horn Quartet 'Mig Vocal solo '574'5N: Student mananzer of Junior Hiirh 0l'4'I'etta '5h: l54'H' Citizen Award: National Honor Society '58: M. U. Curator's Recogni- tion. MARY ESTES-Dropped. JO KARLEEN FARRIS-General. Queen of Kim: Jack: Senior Class secretary: Cardinal Notes '57-'5H: Pep Club '573 llramaties Club '57: I . H. A. '5!'4: Cleo Club '55-'5X: Mixed Chorus '57-'5X: C. 0. E. '5H. JEWELL FROWNFELTEH.-College. At Carl Junction '55: Glea Club, F. F. A. Fair Queen, F. H. A. sw'- retary. At, Webb City: Glee Club and Mixed Chorus '56-'5K: l-'. H. A. parliamentarian '57, president '5S: Student Council '56-'5r4g Junior Class secretary: Cardinal Notes '57, secretary '5N: llramatics Club '57-'5X: Thesplatns '57-358: Junior Class Play: Quill and Scroll '57. president '58: National Honor Society '57, secretary '5H: Opcrctla '5Hi Flaprtwirlers '57, captain '5X3 Senior Class Play: Empire District cook- ing contest '5H: Best Citizen Award: M. U. t'urator's Res-opznitiou. SONDRA GARVEY-College. Glee Club '56-'58, president '5S: Mixed Chorus '56-'5X: Opcretta '56, '5Ng Junior Class Play: Cardinal Notes '57-'5t4: King .lack '57, ro-editor '5N: Quill and Scroll '57-'5H: Thespians '57, treasurer '5N: Stud:-nl Council treasurer '52'S: Cheerleader '5b4: Pep Club '56-'53, secretary '57: Ilramatirs Club '57-'5H: Sophomore Class treasurer, GERAULDINE GASTINEAU-General. Glee Club '56: Pep Club '55-'5h: Dramatics Club '57- 18: F. H. A. '5X. CHARLES GEORGE-College. Dramaties Club '58: Cardinal Notes '5H: Senior Class Play: Thes- pians SANDRA ANN GOOCH GARVEY-General. llramatics Club '57-'58: F.H.A. '55, '57, '5N: Cardinal Nota-s . -.4 . Pep Club '56-'57, treasurer '58: Clee Club '56s'5!4: Mixed Chorus '57-'58, C. 0. E. '5B. LYLE GOOD-College. '57 'GW' JEANIE GOODWIN GREENFIELD-College. Pep Club '56-'57: F.H.A. '55, '57: C.O.E. '57: Drum Corps '55 PAUL HALEY-College. Trark '56: Football '57: C. 0. E. '5X. JUDY HAYES-General . F.H.A. 'sm C-'lee Club '56-'5S: C.0,E. 'seo Pep Club '56, JUDITH KAY HEDRICK-Commercial. At. Joplin '56: F. H. A. TOM HERROD-College. Glee Club and Mixed Chorus '56-'5X: Operetta '56, '57, '5H: Junior Class r Play: Thespians '57-'5S: King Jack staff '57-'5P41 Basketball '55-5H: Track '5ti: Club '57-'5S. NANCY ANN HOWARD-COllEgE. At Neosho: Pep Club '55-'56-'57: Senior Chorus '56: Triplc trio '5ti: '5H: Glee Club and Mixed Chorus WILLIAM E. HUGHLETT-General, JOE HULSEY-College. Band '55-'57: C. 0. E. '58. LUCILE M. HUMBARD--Commercial. Cardinal Notes '587 Quill and Scroll '58: National Honor Society '55, Gym rounvil '56: Kay-ettes secretary '57, At Webb City: IN-p Club Working award .Bejqffbzq eniors CAROL SUE HUTCHINSON-College Band and or:-hestrn '55-'56, Cardinal Notes '57, treasurer '58, Debate '55-'58, llramatirs Club '57, president '58, Glee Club '56-'58, King .lark staff '57-'58, Pep Club '56-'57, Quill and Srroll '57, serretary '58, Tlieapianu '57-'58, Student manager of Junior Play '58, Senior Class Play, Girls' State, National Honor Society '58, M. U. Curatol s Recog- nition. ROBERT L. JAMES-College. National Honor bkwiety '57, president '58, King Jac-k staff '57, coe editor '58, Football '55-'58, Basketball '55-58, Trark '55-'56, W Club '56-'58, vu-e president '58, Glee Club and Mixed Chorusl '56-'58: Uperetta '56358, Student Council '56-'57, SW Mo. Basketball All-Stars sevoml team '58, Honorable mention Big-9 Basketball Conferenee, M. ll. Curator's Recognition, Joplin Jr. College Scholarship given by First. National Bank, NORMA KEITHLEY-General. F. H. A. '55, Pep Club '55-'56, C. 0. E. '58, PATRICIA LASSITER-Commercial. Kina' Jan-k Queen Attendant, Clee Club '56-'58, C. 0. E. '58, Pep Club '5ti. SARAH MARTHA LEIB-College. tibeerleaqlera '56-'58, sem-retary '57, eaptain. '58, Student Counr-il '56-'58, Youth tit-nter tkunmittee '56, tfardinal Notes, vice president '57, pres- ident '58, 'lhespians secretary '58, Quill and Scroll '57-'58, Opel'- etla '58, tlleee Club and Mixed Chorus '56-'58, Debate '55-'56, Business ma.nap.zer of Juniior Play: Pep Club '56-'58, treasurer '57, Drarnatics Club '56-'58, Senior Class Play. MERLE LORTZ-General. Basketball '55, C. 0. E. '57, rice president 58. SHARRON MC CUNE-General. C. 0. E. aerretary '58. LARRY MC KINNIS-Dropped. PAT MAY-General, Uramatin-s Club '57, C. O. E. '5S. PEGGY MEARA-College. At Fort Scott: F. H. A. treasurer '57, G. A. A. '57, Pep Club '55-'57, Seribblers, reportens staff '57, Cheerleaders '55-'57, Junior play student director: tlirls' triple trio '56, Chorale '56, At Webb City: Cheerleader, Pep Club, Dramatic-s Club, Senior Class Play, National Honor Soc-iety, 'l'heslnans, M. U. Curator's Res-ognition. DAVID MURPHY-General. C. 0. E. '58. JO ANN NEWBY-Commercial. Pep Club '56, F. H. A. '55, C. O. E. '58. JOHN NORTON-College. DICK PATTERSON-College. Cardinal Notes '58, tllee Club '56-'58, president '58, Mixed Chorus '56-'58, Openetta '56, Club '56-'58, 'l'rut-k '55-'58, Basketball '56, '58, Kim: Jacek staff '57-'58, Junior Class vice president, Senior Class president, Junior Class Play, Boys' State, Honlorable mention lily.,-SI Basketball tkmfereiwe. BILL PERRY-College. tllee t'lub '56-58, Uperetta '58, Debate '55-'58, Cardinal Notes treas- urer '51, vim-e president '58, Thespians '57, president '58, Quill and Srroll '57, treasurer '58, Junior Class Play, llramaties Club '57-'58, Student direvtor ol' Junior High Uperetta '58, Senior Class Play, After-dinner speaking, state '56-'57, Dramatie reading '58, National Honor Soviety '58, M. U. Curator's Recognitiom. STELLA PHILLIPS-General. Pep Club '55-'56, C. O. E. '5S. GENE PIERCE, JR.-College. Cleo Club and Mixed Chorus '56-'58, Operetla '57f'5S, Boys' Quartet '58, 'l'he-spians '57-'58, Dramaties Club '57-58, Student Council '58, Senior Class Play, National Honor Society '58. JOHN POWELL-College. W Club '56-'58, president '58, Student Council '57, president first semester '58, Football '56-'58, co-captain '58, Basketball '57, Track '57-'58. amzuzq or If e eyoizd flze Senior ear JOHN RAWSON-College. Football '55-'52t: Student Couneil '57: Band '55: Glee Club and Mim-il Chorus '564'5X: W Club '57, serretary-treasurer '5r4: l':irtlinal Notes '5R. BARBARA RICH-College. DEANNA MAE RICHARDSON-College. Aecompanist for Mixed Chorus, Boys' and Girls' tile-e Clubs, Boys' Quartet and Girls' Trio '57-'Sag Band and orrhestra '55-'5Tg Pep tiiub '56: Cardinal Notes '57-'58: Quill and St-roll '57-'5t4: Areompaoist lor the Junior and Senior Operettas '57-'5X: Trumpet trio '57: String Quartet '57: Senior Class Play: The-spians '58: National Honor Som-iety '58: M. U, Curator's Recognition. JIM RUSSELL-General. Basketball '55: Trark '55: Trampoline team '56: Student Cuunril '5ti2 Youth Center rommittee '56: Cardinal Notes '5Xg Dramatic Club '5X: Senior Class Play: Thespianu '58. MARY SI-IOOP-General. Glee Club '55-'58: iMixed Chorus '55-'5t4: Operetta '55-'5H: Orchestra '55-'57: l .H.A. '55: Girls' trio at-4-ompanist '55g String trio '55. MARILYN SIDES-General, Glee Club and Mixed Chorus '57-'5?4: Flag Twirlvrs '53-'58, 4-o-captain '5H: Cardinal Notes '57-'58: Quill and Scroll '57, vire-pri-sident '5N: Pep Club '58: F. H. A. reporter 2524: Dramatirs Club '5ri: Senior Class Play: Thespians 238: National Honor Society '58: M. U. Curawfs Recognition. CECILEA SIMPSON-General. Glee Club '56: Pep Club '55-'57: C. O. E. '58, ELDON SMITH-College. Trark '56: C. O. E. '57, president '58. KAYE SMITH King Jack Queen Attendant: Glee Club '57-'58, JERRY SNYDER-College. Basketball '55-'57: Sophomore Class vice president: Junior Class presi- dent: Senior Class treasurer: C. O. E. '5X: Boys' State: W Club '57-'58: Student Council '58. CARLIS STERLING-General. At Carterville: Basketball' '55-'56: Baseball '55. At Webb City: Basket- ball '57: C. 0. E. '58. DAVID STORM-College. Football '56, '5X: W Club '58: Junior Clam Play: Senior Class Play: Thespians '57-'58: Dramatics Club '57, treasurer '53: Hand '55-'5T: Glee Club and Mixed Chorus '56-'57: Brass Quartet '5ti: National Honor Soriety '58g M. U. Curator's Ret-ognition. LEWIS WATKINS-College. RAY WATKINS -College. KAREN WHITWORTH-Commercial. Band '55-'57: Orchestra '55-57: Betty Crocker Homemaker of To- morrow. RONNIE WILES-College. King Jac-k '524: National Honor Society '5X: M. U. t'urator's Recog- nition. RUTH WILHITE-College. Band '55-'57: Orchestra '56-'57: King Jark '57 Vive president, lmsiiww manager '58: National Honor Soriety '57 : Clarinet Quartet '57 3 Clarinet Trio '5ti: Quill and Seroll '5H: M.U. Curator's Recognition : Valedirlorian. GARY WILLIAMS-General. Club '56-'58: Football and Basketball student manager '56-'5S: Track '56-'58. and Qidilzlzizzq zzors for flze Senior a JAY WILLIAMS-College. Student Council '56, Cardinal Notes '58, Thespiuns '58, Glee Club and Mixed Chorus '56-'58, Operettu '57, '58, Basketball '56, '57, Track '56, Youth Cenlter Committee '56, Dramatics Club '57-'5b4. LEE WILLIAMS-General. Basketball '55, '56: Football '55-'58, W Club '57, '58. LINDA WILSON-General. F.H'.A. '55, '5S. ROSE MARIE WOOD-College. Debate '55-'57, National Honor Society '57, treasurer '58, Quill and Scroll '57, l'l'lKDl'l.0l' '58, Thespjans '57, '58, Cardinal Notes '57, '58, Girls' State: Dram:-:tics Club '57, Operettn '56, '57, '58, Student Coun- cil '56, King Jack '57, '58, Clee Club and Mixed Choms '56-'58, Senior Class Play, M.U. Curator's Recognition, Salutzitoriztn. MAXINE WOOLSEY-General. F.H.A. '55, C.O.E. '58, BARBARA ANN WRIGHT-College. Orchestra '55-'57, Pep Club '55, '57, Glee Club '58, Mixed Chorus '58, Kink Jack Queen Attendant. MARY LOUISE WRIGHT-College. Theauians '58C Cardinal Notes '57, '55, Quill und Scroll '57, '58, Dru- mutics Club '57, '58, Pep Club '55-'58, Debate '55, Glee Club '56-'SNI Junior Class. Play student assistant '58, Operettzt '56-'58, Senior Class Play. JERRY YEAGER-College. Not pictured: JAMES CASSADY JERRY FELKER 55 GIRLS' AND BOYS' S'I'A'l'I'l Rl1Iil'Ril1lfSl4lNTA'l'IVES. Carol Hutchinson was sponsored by the Rotary Anns and Rose Wood was sponsored by the Ameri- can Legion Auxiliary. Dick? Patterson was spon- sored! by the American Legion, Jerry Snyder by the Rotary Club and Danny Crutcher by the Lions Club. Patterson, Hutchinson, Snyder, Wood, Crutcher Page 13 cglzrouqlz fvarious eizior Gfcfivifies BETTY CROCKER HOMEMAKER OF TOMORROW Karen Whitworth won this title by taking a test issued by General Mills. MUSIC-Judy Cartwright. as a violin soloist and a member of the violin trio, won an A rating, at both Monett and Springfield and then again at the State Meet at Columbia, Missouri. Jerry Dodson, as a vocal soloist and a member of the Boys' Quartet, won A ratings at Monett and Springfield and a II rating at the State Meet at Columbia, Missouri. Judy Craig, a vocal soloist, won an A rating at Monett and Springfield and a II rating at Columbia. Cartwright, Dodson, Craig SIWIEUH-At the various speech festivals this year, this group of seniors have made high ratings in the fields listed after their names: Back row-Charles George, prose reading: Carol Hutchinson, story-telling, Bill Perry, dramatic interpretation and after-dinner speakingg Ruth Wilhite, poetry. Front rowhJewell Frownfeltor, radio speakingg Sondra Garvey, dramatic reading: Judy Chadwe-ll, extempor- aneous speaking: Rose XVood, humorous reading. Page 14 Sli! Lp,G'f ly? JS,9f L30 liz c 0 an L' L izemzz an or mmm L RUTH VVILHITE ROSE WOOD VALEDICTORIAN SALUTATORIAN TOM DALE. SONDRA GARVEY JERRY DODSON, J EWELL FROWNFELTER REST SPORTS BEST CITIZENS age Wafionaf gfozzor ociefy Back row-Richard Ytell, Ronnie Wiles, Gene Pierce, David Storm, Bill Perry, Jerry Dodson, Mr. Chapman fsponsorj. Third row-Mary DeGraffenreid, Lucile Humbard, Deanna Richardson, Carol Hutch- inson, Peggy Meara, Violet Reed. Second row-Garnett Frownfelter Richey, Anne Clark, Ginger Easley, Judy Chadwell, Marilyn West. Front row-Jewel Frownfelter Csecretaryl, Ruth Wilhite fvice-presidentj, Bob James fpresidentj, Rose- Wood Ctreasurerj. wafiona! gfonor Sociefy Membership in the National Honor Society, which is composed of students ranking in the upper scholastic third of their classes, is one of the highest honors attainable in high school. The annual banquet was held on May 8 at the Central Methodist Church. After the dinner, the new junior and senior members were initiated into the society, whose ideals are Character, Lead- ership, Frown Page 16 Scholarship and Service. The ceremony was conducted by Bob James, president, Ruth Wilhite, vice-presidentg Jewell felter, secretaryg Rose Wood, treasurerg and Mr. Chapman, sponsor of the organization. Officers P1 esident Guy Bohnstedt Vice P1 esldent-Johnnie Goswick Secl etal y-Gaye King T1 easul QI Howard Gilliam gzze Junior Gfass .ds jlearinq .dis goaf Gilliam, Bohnstedt, King, Goswlck The Juniors of 1958 have kept up with the time of space satalites as they successfully fell into their orbits in the various scholastic activi- ties. When We launched our hilarious class play Come Out of the Closet, the audience fairly rocked with laughter. When We cheered the boys of our class as they helped our teams, you would never be able to hear the beep beep of any man made moon. We have gotten many people to lay down their binoculars and attend the perform- ances of the band, orchestra, mixed chorus, and glee clubs as the members of our class participated in them. Many Juniors have also Won praise in editorial work. 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Riddle, Armstrong lla-Gratis lllllll Tiirint Offive rs President-Steve Tarrant Vice-President-Phillip Armstrong Secretary-Susan DeGraffenreid Treasurer-Sharon Riddle S1Dl'HOM0lllflS-'I'up umnp Back row--fJohn Cox, .laek Holt. Julius DeGrat't', llalph VVehlm, Leroy Tiliergliien, .lohne VVestt'all, Pearl Jarnagiu. Third row-David lfisher, liulrh Merry. Jaekie Young, Keith Honey, Paul Restivo, Dennis Smith, Allen llall. Seeond row liiehard Goddard, Larry Hoover, Helen Moss, Susan DeGral't'enreid, Pamela Arheit, Caroline Vest, Dar- rell llarrington. Front row- - Patty VVise, Carla Gamble, .loyee VVilson, Viekey VViley, Jean Tlizlrp, Patty Howard, Eileen George, SOPHOBN PRIGS-lbottmn Group Bark row-f-Gaylen Carter, Douglas Packer, .lerry Carter, Sandra Talbot. Marlena Iirazil, Pat Sitton, Phillip Arm- strong, Jerry Chester. Third rowfSue Cahill, Steve Tarrant, Dean Simpson, Clyde Xvilfd, VVillie Nugen, Leon Stiekney, Kay Gerhardt, Bev- erly Moore. Second row- fVVilhurn Burgess. Mark Tappana. Jimmy Smith, Gerald Taylor, Harold ldverett, Joe Hewlett, Gloria Robbins, Front row--Melvin Myers, Douglas Told, Diane Kiple, Saundra Simpson, Dixie Magee, llohert Powell, Dirk Bauer. ge!! 0 olsed, Cgaqer, ang Waiting or cz reafer Glzaflelzge sol-Homonles-'imp Group llaek row Wilbur Rundle, .lim Mc-Corkle, Gary Dawson, Jerry Spencer, Spencer Powell, Melvin .Iac-ohson, Vincent G iles. Third row- Shirley Hensley, llonal Smith, lletty ldelker, Pat Allen, Charles Arnee, Nancy Hates, Karen Russell. Seeond row- Sharon Riddle, Edith Humhard, Don Howard, Michael llaker, lliehard Pratt, Janet Yost, Carolyn C ra ker. Front row- Lindalf'errell, Mary Lou Newby, Pat Crutcher, Pat DeMoss, llose Etta Rainey, liay Dunlap. SOPHOMOIRICS-llottonl Group Bark row' 'Ferry Collier, Gayle VVitt, Jerry VVynne, Tommy llyler, George Logan. Joe Fisher, Lonnie Wilson, Bruce lVag'goner. Third row- Craig llielison, Larry Goode, llohhie Sue Crowell, Nancy Sterling, Lenetta Gooding, Ilan Whitesearver, llonnie lfolle. Seeond row Carol lludson, Sandy Mcliee, Merton Hopper, .lerry lleisner, llill Frizzell, Sharon Storm, .ludy Hensley. Front row- Frank liuehanan, Orville Boyd, Karolyn Shivley, Susan Anderson, Max Barlow, Riehard Parkinson. Not pictured Laura llrotherton, Mike Easley, Virginia Ferguson, Ruth Gilbert, Keith l.arater, Marya Martin, Paul llode rique. lra White, Jalnes Williams. Page 21 cg-he gras men over IZ fire Brin as hey fry fo Johnston. Meara, Capp, King Officers President-Danny Meara Vice-President-Gary King Secretary-Patty Johnston Treasuroi'--Vilas Capp F RESH M EN--'Pop Group Back row-Pat Orr, Mark llisliir, Patty Mullins, Mary Legg. lirenda Ovorniain, Durell lilanchard. Arthur Huniimard, Bill lluckner. Third row--f-Connie Jo litter, Jackie Daniels, Judy Rea, Jess Johnston, Clayton Wheeler, Oscal Gordan, Louie House. Second row---Joe Simpson. Pauline Haley, Joy Elliott, Donna Pratt. 'l'holiua Camp, Karen Bissell, George VVrig:ht. Front row---Jerry l-'islielx Clary King, Vilas Capp, Peggy West, .leliy llaldwin, Judy Smith. I lRlflSHNlIGN-Bottom Group Hack row .lolin Hllllllllflll, lloh Reid, Dave Allen, Stephen Hare. Phillip Wilbur. llud Yost, Gary Shelton, Th0lll'l'l Ilattvry. Third row Harold Hivkliu, Jan Canady, Minnie Thonu-son, Jan Saulheauier, Phyllis Munson, Anna Marie Reid .lane-I lmtc-lie-i', .lim 'l'i'iple'tt. Second rowf- Judy Thorpe. Rosie' Lee Bailey, Delores VVilson, NVai'ren Hood, Don liarlett, Kathryn Sunlptei llarhara lf'at'i'is, .lean Elliott. Front row-- Jerry Leo Fisher, David Perry, Wanda Bailey, Sandra Hildreth, Sue Bettes, Patty Johnson, Charles HHH Suri'ar'e. Stephen Hughlett. !0 rlJqe flze gap efweerz flze Junior HIZJ Senior roups l+'IH1lSHMlf1N-'llop Group Bac-k row Jlllllllltl Tindvll, Jim lllnrphy, .lohn Cll1lIllbPl'S, Lvonard Clvinons, Dan lllvara, lflrnvst Cnniniins, Jim llnrk. Don llylor. Third row-f Larry Lacvy, Don Johnson, Mike May, Gary Herne-ll, Jvnvan Weston, Ray Gordon, Oren Ringvn. Charlvs llansvh. Frank llidvn. Second row -'Doran Haggard, Jinx Rowe, Billy Ilnhry, Sharon Carter, Barbara Henson, Shirlvy llolloway, Carl Wilson, Dale Shoup. Front row' llvnlah llnndle, Pat Pratvr, David Powoll, Jinnny Minklvr, Jerry llnddleston, Annie Hopper, Pansy llall. Fl! FISH NI IC N-liottoln Group llzicli row Carol lfllrick. llwve Grissom, Joy Mayer, Lea Biiddalm-yer, John Turner, Bob Marrvtt, Jim Davis- son, Linda Logan, Conniv Vmlvr. Third row ffJiln Dawson, Hill llich, Margaro! Webb. lhwerley Howland, Paula Hayes, Slvlla Wagnvr, Dixie' Hensley, Myra Carver. Ser-ond rowAlwlores Carpenter, Cecil Goddard, Gary Brown, George Mcllonald, Miko Uopplv, Shvrnian Parsons Franklin llveves. Front row' f-Dee Ann Parkinson, Barbara Redman, Kan- Wood, Dawna Tabor, Virginia vVilgL10IlPl', Mary Hall Aniw Hunter. Page Junior gfiqk g7eJq!inqs ere riezzfeg l'IlGH'I'H Glli.llll'I-'l'0p fnirlllllb Hawk row- 5lzlr'gni'vt Mille-V, VVil- liam Vlklgrgoiwr, Murlviw Snimle r, l.ui'ry Riggs. Lonnie Sl1nl'p,.Ii11ly Keys, lbnlorvs Ilnnivl. Third l'0VV-HXVZIYIIP llodgm-S, Vnrtis Smn1'I, lllyrn llowzirci, Sharon llnrwivk, Sharon Snmle-rs, Jo Ann Dart, Sevond row -f-.Iovlln Spain, Marvin l0llllK1'I', Dorothy luilwnrmls, l'nt- Iy 'l'i'iplvlt. Linda Mnyvs, Jimmy Steele. l l'ont row llny Nivhols, Vvllllillll illvvsv, llowzirfl l1lll'SPll, V+-rnon Tzippumi. l'1lGH'I'H 1-lll.lIDl'I-Iloltoln ffl'0llll Huck row- lmn Johnson, limmn Lassitr-r, Cnrolyn Snv lfornm, Betty llirldlv, llonniv llnnl. Robinson, ulim Cnniplwll, Sondra Stzinforrl, liornitn DMIi'ni'i'4-nre-imi. Sec-ond row - f Stvvvn Slwplivrcl, Larry Shonp. Nunvy llnglws Xvilllllll Lowe-ry. l'rncly Wiley, Michzwl Gi'ii'fith. llonnio Fvnix. . , H , Front row -Snnclrn lluim-v Suncli i lCl4'll'I'll K IC.llllf,-Io n 4 ron 1 , - ' .' ' I I ' I Sllllllll9l'S, lxzithy liurr, Iles- Gris- llan-k row Stvw- Smith, Ilnnny som, Steve Fergnsoii, VVaym- llnrk, Ge-orgin Thonins, Ann Orr, VVl1lllllllS. Th horn Sc-lirvilwr, li2ll'1lll.l0llllS0ll, .lnme-s l,nsli-r. .ls-rry Ilzinie-r. irml row llll2ll'l0S Mow, Shirley lliggs, Vicki lfnrnvy, Curolv Smart, Shnron Mvillvllnn, llntii Xnn Jonvs, Loniso livrry, Mikr , - . -... , Yonnpl. nl row th-ora:-' Wvlch, Manx 5f'1'0l Fi VVnvllnvi'. Vnrolpn Davis. .lzinv Williams, .l.in1-I Vrnig, Slzinlvy llye-rs, llill Thonins, f'llill'lFS llln'knvi'. 'onl row llill Svling. Jnnn-'4 I'ng1-, lliw-tvlnvii Told, llomonn Xvlllllllllli, I'nnl K4-Iron. 'l'4-Vry Hownril, Mivky llnghlvii. ICIC-iH'l'H HIl.llbl'l-Iiolloni Group Huck row llill Johnson. Toll Snr- vw S4 Ivy, Putty VVilson,l'n1'oi Daniels, l,in4ln 'l'nlhot, Snr- Slim-lwlls. Nnnvy i'i'oi-lwli, ,lorry llmlpgv- 4-orth, llnlph lfrizzoll. llnrdi-ow lla-annual f'l'llli'lli'l',Slllll'- on Slnipln-ril, i'li:ii'lvs 'I'hornlwr- rv lloh lfowlw-r lknfornl Tynmlzill, lloh hlu'llt'1'l', th-orgv llnl'l'mnn, Sliirlry Ns-wlny. -vonrl row .l2ll'kll'XV1ll'lllj',Sll1llA on llnrlliolonn-w, Holi .Ia-vu-ll, Inna:-s Hu-rlvy. lloyNi1-hols. linll llnrris. llnrolml ll:-nI'or4l. Front row Allwrt Spl-m-wr, Shur- H21 on Witt. Yivki i'ni'Ii-V, Dorothy l'1Y4'l't'lf, lim-ith lh'Yivr, l,s-onnrcl llnghos. 9 .Iohn Vvst, Wvnflvll NVoolsvy, Third row- Tom livvcl. lli1:-xi+n'ilil- liam, .Indy Wliite-scnl'vei', llonniv Kbrouqh Kkelr ore oom roqrams SI12YlCN'I'lI GI! .X lllfl-'Pop Group llaek row Rill Triplett, lingiene Sr-hinid, Virgil Mills, Claudia ldnllerton, Donna llrnee, .Indy l-ledgeeorth, Carol Smith, Gary llairl. Wayne Hood. 'l'hird row -- Davy Dean, Jerrold lllar-li, .lonnie Allen, Carolyn l t'r-di'ielc. .Indy litter, Marilyn Rates. William Pearson, Earl Dnnaway. Set-ond row Donald Simpson, Howard Smith. James Spoon, Wilma Pass, Fred llnrk. Lonnie lloori-l'. Front row -- lohn Spencer. Joe Pliler, Xnna Sne llnckner, San- dra Jewell, .Indy Halsey, Larry Swinyle. Seventh lira-le-llottom Group Z N Rat-li row Dorothy Rntherford, Claire Childress, Sandra Goodwin, Urns Colt-man, Robert Gritit'in, llarold Riddle Connie Lowe, Nant-y Irwin. Third row- Sharon Andrese, Clarence Ward, Ervin Wilson, Gene Year-wood. Larry Purcell, Jackie But-wick, lxaren Dann-ls. Second rowff Sherwin Sterling. Kenneth Thomas, Steven Smith, Marion Mcliinnis, Ronald Riddle, Mike Kluba Larry Lnndien, Gerald Smart. 1 Front rowf Darlene- Brotherton, Mary Gayle Anderson, Carolyn Bates Vir-'inia l'lyereit Patt' Art ll R' l d , ,, , 5 10 4 , IC lar Harris. SIG Y l'IN'l'H GI! .X DIC-'l'op Group liaek row -Donald Xnderson, Ferde Arbeit, Ronald Benwurd, Bill Demery, Carl King, Larry Stapleton, Jim Sanders, Joe Mnenning. 'l'hird row-f John NVilkinson, Dwight Simpson, Carol Cnlwell, Sheryl llnff, Deanna Carter, Jerry Parrish, Vivian Baker, Bonnie llllllgll. Second row -James Dnnaway, Naney Pickett, Mary Inman, Everett Smith, Mike Wright, Thonias lieeling. Uharlee Lassiter. Front row- Michael Hamilton, Lois Wolfe, Nat-line Hays, Elma Clark, Twyla Spoon, .litnniie Daniel. Seventh Grade-lloltoni Group llaf-k row- f Preston Logan, John Newberry, Margaret llammer, Mary Rvetor, George Oviaii, James Newman, Roh Cummins Third row- -- Tommy Carver, Pa- tricia Kntz, Carol Newby, Anti Wise, Virginia Ilnll. Linda Barnes, Gerald Gl'l!-150111. Seeond row' Donald Dean, Lanra Moss, Walter Notlinagel, lillmert, Smith, Loren Stines, Vernon Smith, David Vl'agp4oner, George Fisher, Front row - Ronald Crutcher, Gary llonston, Janice Logan Patty Bates, Rif-hard Bond, Ricky Lansdown, Richard King. M Page 25 1 v asses gn Gfcfion 1 ll ICM ISTIRY 11.155 lPl1'lHlI'lllg.1' tu run smnv qllzllituliu- :nlysi-4. lu Ihv I'Ul'1'QllAfllllll1 is nnnlml Shuup, I.2l1'l'j' Wvslon. . , . lraunk Nlnrlm, :xml .I1-ss l.lll:11'ri. ' 1'l ln lhv luwlagrmlluli. I.lIHl2l fillll l ulth lmalvk 1U1'iIlll4'l'il. lilclmx Smith, Iumvs 4'wY1'l'I, IM SIIIIIIIIPV, Stl-- lllfll lin-rs, 'I'ml .lvslvly :xml NIV. 1 V1-vu flllSll'll4'lfll'f, IKIUIAKSY VIASS p14-pnrixlu llu-il' lI1ll2lIll'1'4l GHIIIZII' mln l'ivtm'1-sl 2ll'1' .If-rry Iivisxwr' Xl: I ishvr, Ste-xr 'I':1Vl'nnI. Vim-vu! 4 ils-s. Philip :Xl'lllS'l4lIlL1. um! Mi:-S Illm-hlwrus 1' finslrum-lm'J. I 1 Ll Q' L! H 'rtrvn lluppm-V, l,:lV1'y 1100114-, .lm- I'I XXI MIUNII IIN .. '41 . C ' VILXSS doing c'fmsrl'll1'lim1 work. Lum qhlm 1111. 5K xl Gumln- is ill the bln : ' ul Ill Ihv rmx 11+-zlrtlw Imulwi IN VIIIPUIII Gilvs, Ihmuld Folls-, llll Allvn Hall, In ilu- na-x NI1-rtuu lluppe-1' :und H111 l 1 I rim ls 'izx PHYSIUS UIASS study sound wuvos, I'i'0tiil'vti liurv are Toni IlvXVitI lmwis Wutkius ist-ntvtil :ind John Norton workinu with that oscillo- scout-. Ml1Il'H.4l Nll 'A li DRAWING. llvrv lluy Watkins is working ou the- mlmivviiig ot' the front vlvvzitiou ot' his house plains. l'uuI llule-y working on his niawhint- tlruwiugg lluiiging on rut-k in front ot' l'uul urs' models ot' his she-vt iuetul layouts. asses dll G?CIll'0l2 asses ll f3?Cfi0IZ 11119 If SEK 'RE'l'A RIAL l'li.'N l'll 'li VILXSS. .Xt the files: llnth VVilhitv, Mary Shoop and Mary IJeGraff9nreitl . . . Typing: Dt-anna Ricliardson . . . Using thv coniptonwterz Marilyn XVest . . . VVorking on tlwii- short- hand, front to back, is Ida Cox, Ln- rillv Hnnibard and Naomi CllIllllllIlS. l'l'l'lZlsINSHll' CLASS st1ulie-s0vr-n- pations. At the bulletin lioardx is Margarvt VVe-bb. Seiatclci is David Allen, Gary Shelton and Barbara Farris. IDRIYICRS' 'l'liAlNlNG l'l.ASS1varn.+ to clwvk tht- oil, Holding the oil :range is Guy Ilohnstedt. Othvr inefinhers prosent are Garnett Rich- ey, Douglas Packer, Barbara Wright and Cecilea Simpson. l'SY4'H0lANiY CLASS tueutbers study ink blots as they prepare their case Studies. Pic'- tured ure Peggy Meuru at bulletin board uud sented froui left to right are Carol llutehiusou, Nlurty Leib, Rose Wood, and lluth XVilhite. 'l'Hlfl Illllli.-KIM' is the scene ot' uiuch concentration us students prepare research pu- pers for Alllf I'll'ilI'l probletus class or Senior English class, Pictured here ure .ludy Chadwell and Mari- lyn YVest. SICNIUR l11NGl.lSH CLASS works hard to conquer the rudi- ments ot' gl'ZllllIl1ilI'. Pictured here are Carol llutchiuson, Bill Perry, Kaye Smith, .lo Ann Newby, Bob James, Judy Cartwright, Johu llawsou, and Charles George, asses .dn Gfcflmz sw jy sflt . I wr , 5' ., V. i'TfF,x A ! - 3 3 5 9 f I J W Q :owes xg: Q a bil' ..:,,.g,:g-:' E53 H . M., N- +1 .-xwxw' -' ' Q ..,N,sf4A - I . I P' gi i 1 f X M-Q ww ,, if eg' fnffl k ik Q 9 .4 :mf Bl X has Nag T V X W XR Q W ,, 1 Ik iii' . Q15 33122 32:2 l Qr lk rx. X: wif, Na A., 44 rf' 4, 'NX . N 55 3 .4, SR .Q N. S Gm if! Superinfenknf Selma! .Bama Qnrbzcipafs ggccuffy Y CML fha GM X is .X Y WY , ' . sk Wm xmfv .. b, fa. X , K f ax 'ei , . 5. 1 w S ' Mb ,Ni : ,. , i , ur.:-,,.,,x. 1 -X - 1' w fw. - . Q -f ..,.1, ,' Z Q' M? Qu 5. S D .Board of Lvucafiozz cuzJ Gfdmlzzisfrafion XXk.4ffw Hobs-rl H. Clark 'I'lll'l IIOAIUD ill' lClJI'lTA'l'l0N, The- me-mht-rs oi' tht- ard ot' liducation give- fre-Q-ly ol' tht-ir time- and talents in tht- inte-rs-st ot' tht- schools oi' VW-hh Vity. 'l'he-- e-ri-ction a junior high building, now undcr way, is just another ic-ation oi' the-ir accomplishme-nts. SUPERINTENDENT OF Scuoors ROBERT H. CLARK MR. ROlZl'1R'l' ll. Cl.,-Xllli has he-4-n Su- pe-rinte-ndcnt oi' Schools for se-rt-n yt-ars. During: his administration thc school has maintains-d its triple--.X rating, the' tcach- ing staff has increase-d that hroadt-r cur- riculum might be Ollllf-'l't'll high school students, tht- auditoriuin-gymnasium was constructed, and tht- junior high build- ing is being built. Mr, Clark holds a llacht-lor ol' Science and a Nast:-r oi' Science de-gre-c in cducation from Us-ntral Missouri State- Colle-gt-, and has had graduate work at the l'nive-rsitie-s ol' Missouri and California. Ht- is a mt-nt- bcr of se-ve-ral professional groups in- cluding the Missouri State Teachers As- sociation, the National Education Asso- ciation, tht- Missouri Association ol' School Administrators, and tht- Amcri- can Association of School Administra- tors. He has se-i've-d in re-ce-nt yt-ars in the- community as a me-nibt-r oi' tht- Wt-bb City Chambcr ot' CUIIIIIIPFCO lloard ol' Directors and is a mt-mhe-r ot' the- Salva- tion Army Advisory Board and tht- .las- pf-r County Child YV6li'art- Advisory Vonn- mittee. R, lf. Lasitcr fvice--pre-sidt-nth, Clyde- Ardrcy, liladge- T. Janis-s tsccretaryj, He-rshe-l Kaist-r tim-sicleiitj, ltobcrt ll, Clark Csuperintendentb, Emnu-tt Hughes. Robert J. Bake-r, William ll. Chinn. roqress wiflz uifginq roqmm Our High School Principal holds a Bach- elor ot' Science degree in education from Southeast Missouri State College at Cape tlirardeau, Missouri, and a Master oi' Science degree in education from the Missouri University at Columbia. MR. lil+Jl.LICll teaches one class of junior high science and is co-sponsor of the Senior lligh Student Council. He is also a metnher ol' the executive committee of the Webh City Comlnunity Teachers As- sociation for a three-year term. l Tharp MRS. DONNA RUINILEY is secretary to the principal. She camel to this position in January ot' l957: she as a graduate ot' W.C.Il.S. in the Class of '49 .... MRS. MADGIC T. JAMES is secretary to the Superintendent and secretary of the Board ol' Idducation. She has held this position since January, 1946. DONALD A. TIIARP is the Assistant Principal and is in charge of the Junior High School. Mr, Tharp at- tended Northeastern Oklahoma A. and M. College at Miami and Northeastern State College at Talequah. He holds a B.S. degree in education from Kansas State Teachers College and will receive his Masters degree from there in the summer of 1958. Mr. Tharp is the co-sponsor oi' the Junior High Student Council and sponsor of the. School Boy Patrol and teaches two classes of junior high mathematics. linmley James Page 3 G? Clzorouqlzfy gJfa1me Gurricu um Nl.Vl'Hl+1M.Vl'Il'S---VIIVIIY MAIITIN, at seniul- sponsor, tour-Iivs senior high inziths PIIIZIHCS whirfh iuvludm-s Lilgrlim, gvoin- otry and trigononwtry, Mrs. lilurtin has aittemlocl Ozark XYvslvyzin Uollm-go :it fTz1I'tIiz1g4-, Missouri: has hor BS, tlvgrot- from Southwvst Missouri Starlet nt Spring- l'it-Idg and has zittt-ndwl Northwe-st Mis- I,,,,,,, souri state Collogv ut Mzwyrillv, linu- 'Uf sus State Tvuvlit-i's Colle-go ut Pittshurg, and the Vnirersity ot' Arkansas :it Fay! ottvvillv .,.. MICIILYN Idlilllill, assist- unt cozwh and golt' instruvtor, tvaicln-s junior high niutlisiuutivs. Mr. ldlmlvr has his ILS, dvgree- in education from Iiunszts Slut? 'I'e-uvlwrs Collvgv nt Pittsburg ..,. MIGIIVIN HIGHT. who te-uclis-s junior high lil2llilPllI2IlIC'S, is tho nssistunt toot- hull cozwli, junior high huskvt hull vouvli. :incl tho hztsvhzill couohg hef is cossponsor ot' tho Junior High Student Counvil. Mr. Hight zittvliclvd Joplin .Iunior Uollvgt- :incl has his BS, rlegrev in vduvuiion i'roln Kansas State Teuvlivrs Colle-go in Pitts' hurg. Green, Bloc-hlwrgvr IGNGIIISH-AfAI.lNI,X Ii, JOHNS, ai ninth grzulv sponsor, teuclws junior and senior Ifliiglislig shi- ulso sponsors C'2u'dinul Notes und Quill and Svroll. Mrs. Johns has her AA, clvgrve from William Woods College :it Fulton. Missouri. hor ILS. clo- grve from Missouri Vnivvrsity :it Coluiuhiug sh-- Iizls also attemlml VVashhurn Ilnive-rsity at 'Fo- pekzi, Kunsus ,... OLIVE GILMICII. at sophoinorv sponsor :intl Sponsor ot' the- Tlwspiuns, tt-:mln-s froshinain and sophomore English. Miss tlilnis-r has her ILS. degrvv troui Southwt-st Missouri State ut Springtivld and hvr MA. cle-gin-sl from th'- llnivvrsity of Wyoming at Larziiniv. an cz -frame gacuffy 1 . . X . , , s ' .. 'I ' ' k 5. ' i Q5s,Wt.lqsl.- . :-.Y ,s X Hedges, Freeman, Herrod, Mills SOUIAI. S'I'l'lllESeeARTHlil! M. HEDGES. JH., teaches American problems, citizenship, speech and de- bate, he also is the treasurer ot' the Webb City Com- munity Tearhers Association, sponsor ol' the Dramatics Club, and coach of both the .lnnior and Senior class plays. Mr. Hedges has his B.S. degree in education from Kansas State Teachers College at Pittsburg ..., ROBERT J. FREEMAN teaches drivers training and freshman English. Mr. Freeman has his A.B. degree in education from Kansas State Teachers College at Pitts- burg and has also attended Northwest Missouri State Teachers College at Kirksville. l HELEN' HERROD, a senior sponsor, teaches world history and Latin. Miss Herrod has her A.B. and B.S. degrees from the University of Missouri at Columbia and her A.M. degree from 'Columbia University at New York City .... HAROLD MILLS, a senior sponsor, teaches American history, psychology, and citizenship. Mr, Mills has his A.A. degree- from Joplin Junior Col- lege and has his B.S. degree from Kansas State Teach- ers College at Pittsburg, he has also finished his grad- uate work at K. S. T. C., Pittsburg. . X I l Lawson, Neeley, Hendricks MUSIC AND All'l'-WAYNE A. LAWSON, elementary music supervisor and teacher of general music classes in the junior high school, also has the Glee Clubs and Mixed Chorus and small ensembles in the senior high school. Mr. Lawson has his ll.M.lfI. degree from Ouachita College at Arkadelphia, Arkansas, and has graduate work from Kan- sas State Teachers College at Pittsburg ..., MARGARET NEELEY, elementary art supervisor, also has art classes in both the junior and senior high school. Mrs. Neeley has her B.S. degree from Kansas State Teachers College at Pittsburg and has attended Washington University at St. Louis .... W. E. HENDRICKS teaches the instrumental music in the Webb City schools including the grades, the junior and senior high schools. Mr. Hendricks has his B.S. and M.A, degrees from West Texas College at Canyon, Texas, he also has undergraduate work at Southern Methodist University at Dallas, Texas, and graduate work from Eastern New Mexico University at Portales. Page 37 gfefps fo eep Our gfiqlz Selma! Lee, Schoneherg ISVSINRSS l+IIll'l'.VI'ION MRS. GICOIKGIC C. I3-Xl.IJ- RIDGE, a junior sponsor. teaches typing, shorthand, business law and arithinelie, and secretarial practice. Mrs. llaldridge has her li. S, degree in Business Educa- tion from the Vniversity ot' Oklahoma at Norman. . ROSALICA HICDGIGS, a freshnian sponsor, teaches eral husiness. typing, and liookeepintx. Mrs. Hedges has her li. S. degree in lflducation l'roni liansas State Teachers College at Pittsburg. Young, May V0f'A'l'lONAli EDl't'A'l'lON -ff MRS. LILLIAN LEE, a junior sponsor and advise r of F. H. A., is also Chairman ol' the Social Committee ot' Webb City Community Teachers Association, and teaches Vocational Home licononiics. Mrs. Lee attended Ozark VVesleyan Col- lege at Carthage, Missouri, Southwest Missouri State at Springfield, llniversitv of Arkansas at lf'ayetteville. and has her B. S. degree in Education front Kansas State Teachers College at Pittsburg ..., GEORGE SCHONEBERG. a treslunau sponsor, teaches Industrial Arts. Mr. Schoneberg has his B. S. degree front Kansas State Teachers College at Pitts- burg and has graduate work at YVic'liita University and at Kansas State Teachers College in Pittsburg. .lip l Baldridfze, Hedges l'HYSll'.Ui lfZlPl'CA'l'lON AND Hl4l.'Xl.'l'H'- MRS. STE- l'Hl+lN XV. YOUNG, a Sophomore sponsor, teaches the girls health and physical education classes. Mrs, Youn! has her B. S. degree from VValla Walla College at College Place, Washington. . , HENRY MAY. athletic direct- or and coach, teaches the boys physical education and health classes and sponsors the VV Club. Mr. May has his ll. S. degree from Southwest Missouri State at Spring- field. Sl llzivli row: .lf'I'l'j' Dodson, tiene l'ivl'f'0, Philip Arinslrong. lun lVlvl'orkle. lieh, Galrnilt l+'rownl'eller liivliey. Hell fDl't'SlllPllll, Somiru llzlrvey fll'vz1si11'vi'J, John Powell, Rose littii ltziinvy, Sharon llimlnle, :incl Jerry as mme mzJ ervice as .Qengereg GNIOR. HIGH S'l l'IlICN'l' l'0l'Nl'lll fseeonml S9lIlPSl0l'J-f l onrlh row: Szlraih Parr, .Xnne Clark, l'uIly llowzirll, 'l'hir4l row: llzirold lCxw-wil. Karen Dainier, lion Ilownrd, Seeond row: .lvwvll l l'UXYlll'4llUl', .loyee lYilson, Nlurlv Front row: Nlziry lim-lll'11l'l'vl1l'vicl 1s01'l'vlz11'yJ, lllC'll2ll'll Not pivtureml: lii: lc linrris. llill llirkvs, Jerry HllCll2llliilI, I lyder. Powell, UPGl'2llll'l'lll't'lfl, Garvey, Ytell Off 1'cfe1's President-John Powell Clst sem.J S Vice president-Riclmrd Ytell S0c1'etary-Mary Ijf-?Gl'2Il'l'Olll'Cld Tl'82lSLl1'91'-S0lld1'kI Garvey SENIOR! HIGH S'l'l'lbl-INT UOUNCII. Hirst senxesterj S Back row: Richard Ytell, Gene Pierce, John Powell, Dick Burris, Jerry Dodson, Jack Holt. Third row: Fred Spencer, Paul Brooks, Surah Parr, Bill Frizzell, Jim McCo1'kle, lion Howard. Second row: Jewell Fl'0Vl'Ill'91f6l', Put Howard, Marty Lieb, Sue Cahill, Janie Fisher, Mary DeGraffen1'eid. Front row: iiurolyn Shivley, Joyce Wilson, Karen Danier, Dixie Fisher, Sondra Garvey. Not pictured: Jerry Snyder. I'z1,ze4'Z cardinal! Wofes -- and Sera!! I CARIDINAL N0'l'lCS--llack row: l.ynn Blankenship, Dick Patterson, Toni Dale, Charles George, John I'owell. Jay xvilllilllll Jerry Yeager, .lint Russell, llay Watkins. Fourth row: .lohn liawson. Deanna Richardson, llose Wood, Lois Hutchinson, Sandra Gooch Garvey, Becky Iloolen, Beverley llolston, .lane Ann Bridges, Lucille Hunibard. Third row: Carole Jones, Mary DeGrat'fenreid, Anne Clark, Shirley Cruse, Gloria Davis, Ginger Easley, Joyce Black. Second row: Garnett Frowntelter Richey, Marilyn VVest, Mary VVrig'ht, Jo Farris, Rosemary Conner, Sandra Kiser. Front row: Judy Craig qclipperj, Marty Leih tpresidentl, Carol Hutchinson ttreasurerj, .lewell Frown- felter CsecretaryJ. CARDINAL Norms The Cardinal Notes Staff, consisting' ot' 39 senior ami junior nienihers, has reported the news ot' our high school this past year. 'l'o see one-'s articles in print, to wear the Cardinal Notes pin, to qualify for Quill and Scroll, are the secret aspirations of each and every nieniher ot' this journalistic organiza- tion. The animal party was held during the Valentine season in the school cafeteria, which was beautifully decorated. Every reporter enioyed the lovely dance afterwards. The staft' inet each Monday under the leadership and guidance ot' Mrs. Alina Jones. QUILL AND SCROLL Quill and Scroll, the international honorary so- ciety for high school journalists, has as its purpose the encouragement of high school students who have niadn outstanding achievements in the i'ield ot' journal- isni, 'l'he Wehh City High School Dorothy Roe Chap- ter ot' Quill and Scroll was organized in 1946, To become a nieniber, at student, inust rank in the upper third of his class scholastically, have done superior work in some phase ot' journalism, he ot' junior or senior standing, be reconiniended by the sponsor of Cardinal Notes or King Jack, and he approved hy the executive secretary of Quill and Scroll, One of the highlights of the journalistic year was the organiza- tion's annual initiation and luncheon enjoyed by lil ineuibers and their sponsor, Mrs. Alina Jones. Qlilhl. ANllS1'l!0Iili llack row: .lane Ann Bridges, Beverley Polston, Mary DeGraffe-nreid, Ruth VVilhite, Deanna Richardson, Lucille llunihard, Lois Hutchinson Second row: Garnett l rownt'elter Richey, Mary Wright, Rose NVood. Anne Clark, Ginger Easley, Marty Leib, Rosemarv Conner, Sondra Garvey. Front row: .lewell l4'rowni'e1ter. Qpresidenty, Carol Hutchinson Qsecretaryj, Bill Perry ftreasurerl, Mari- lyn VVest Cvice presidenth. i if-, sz, 1 l'dHZ6lfl'C5 LLL ebale S Clzespicuzs DlliAMA'l'll'S t'l,l'lS Rack row: Jewell I1'rownt'elter, Jim Russell, Hill l'erry, Gene Pierce, Charles George, Tom In-Witt. Lynn Blankenship, Jay Williams. . Fourth row: Pal DieMoss, Mary Wright, Peggy Meara, Sondra Garvey, Lois llutchinson, llecky Dool- cn, Sandra Gooch Garvey. Mike llaker. . . Third row: Anne Clark, Carole Jones, Janie Fisher. Carolyn Crak- er, Shirley Crusc, Pat Wise, Gloria Davis. . . Second row: Dixielfisher, GerauldineGas- tineau. Rosemary Conner. Marilyn West. Mary llood. Karolyn Shivlcy. . . Front l'ow: Ginger lflasley tvice presidentb, Carol Hutchinson pres.J. Marty l.eib ttreas.J, Pat, Crutcher tsec'y,p 'FHESPIANS-fT'he Thespian Society is a national organization devoted to the advancement ot' dramatic arts. Its purpose is the promotion of dramatics in high schools throughout the United States. Troupe 608 ot' the Webb City High School was organized in 1945. Its members have always been very active in all the major high school productions. This year many Thespians performed in the Senior and junior class plays and in the senior operetta, Besides actual acting, Thespians also served behind- the-scenes on various production crews. To belong to this honorary organization, a student must earn at least ten points in some phase of dramatic work. Miss Olive Gilmer is tho sponsor ot' the organization. lll1lIlA'l'l1Zf-Back row: Carol Hutchinson. Bill Perry, Gary Shelton, Second row: Michael Baker, lliargraret Webb. Front row: Naomi Cummins. Patty Wise, Barbara Farris. 'l l'll11Sl'IixNS ' Ilack row: -lim Russell, Lynn Blankenship, Guy Bohnstedt, Charles George, David Storm, Tom Herrod, Gene Pierce, .Ierry Dodson . . Fourth row: Gloria Davis, Peggy Meara, Ginger Easley, Deanna Richardson, Becky Doolen Carol Hutchinson, .lay Williams. . . Third row: Jack Hughes, Janie Fisher, Judy Craig, Sarah Parr, liose Wood, Carole Jones. . . Second row: lloscmary Conner, Sandra liiser, Jewell Frownfelter, .less Gillard, Lois llutchinson, Mary Wrigh Marilyn W4-st. . . Front row: Tom DeWitt tvice preside-ntl, Sondra Garvey ttreasurcrb, Marty i.cih tsecretaryj, Bill Perry tpresidentj. Sfi7i0?.--80.8. ..-.-A-0 af...-v-.. F. H. A.-ffBack row: Carolyn Craker, Jenean Weston, Sandra Gooch Garvey, Sandra Talbot, Judy Hedrick, Mrs, Lee, Judy Chadwell, Nancy Bates ttreasurerj, BobhieSne Crowell tsecretaryi, Jane Ann Bridges, Mary De- Graffenreid, Janet Dutcher. Third row: ltose Etta Rainey fhistorianj, Paula Hayes, Sue Cahill, Pat IJeMoss, Helen Moss, Susan DeGraffenreid Csong leaderi, Guyla Barr, Shirley Cruse, Virginia Waggoner, Saundra Simpson, Eileen George. Second row: Caroline Vest, Delores Carpenter, Jewell Frownfelter Cpresidentj, Jo Farris, Marilyn West Creporterj, Gerauldine Gastineau, Geraldine Buchanan tparliamentarianb, Judy Burke, Linda Wilson. Front row: Dee Ann Parkinson, Karolyn Shivley tvice presidentb, Kay Dunlap, Vicki Wiley, Stella Wag- ner, Pat Crutcher, Rosemary Conner, Kae Wood, Barbara Redmond. Not pictured: .Indy Rea, Patty Mullins, Linda Logan, Judy Smith, Donna Pratt. F. H. A. The Future Homemakers of America consists of high school girls who are enrolled in or have com- pleted at least one semester of vocational home eco- nomics. It's motto is Toward New Horizons. An informal initiation of new members was held this year. Safety was studied, and home-safety check lists were distributed. During the study of grooming, the chapter featured a demonstration on hair styling by a local beautician, A Christmas dance was held for the chapter members and their dates, in April an all-school dance was sponsored. An invitation party was held for the eighth grade girls on April 21 to acquaint them with F. H. A. As a grand finale, the chapter gave an hour- long assembly for the entire high school, as well as being entertaining, it helped the school to become better acquainted with the program of F. H. A. C. O. E. The Cooperative Occupational Education Class has enrolled twenty-six students this year. Early in the year they organized a club and elected the following officers: Eldon Smith, president: Merle Lortz, vice president: Sharron McCune, sec- retaryg and David Murphy, treasurer. The club did not go to the state convention but did order the State C, 0. E. pins and held their annual fried chicken supper at Schemerhorn Park in April. U. 0. E.-Back row: Merle Lortz tvice presidentb, Jim Coleman, Jerry Snyder, Jim Covert, Norma Keithley David Murphy ttreasureri, Paul Haley, Carlis Sterling. Third row: Joe Hulsey, Eldon Smith tpresidentj, Sandra Gooch Garvey, Jerry Felker, Ronald Johnson Jack Hughes, Lee Williams, Second row: Maxine VVoolsey, Pat May, Stella Phillips, Pat Lassiter, Judy Hayes, Judy Craig. Front row: Sharron McCune fsecrctaryj, Jo Farris, Cecilia Simpson. lun ervice maps OFFICE STAFF Standing: Cecelia Simpson, Paula Hayes, Deanna Richardson, Barbara. Lansdown, Saun- dra Simpson. Seated: Sue Cahill, Mrs. liulnley. SCHOOL BOY PATROL Back row: .lim Triplett, Jim Dawson teap- J, Gary Shelton. Third row: Charles Mote, Jerry Huddles- 1 flit-utenantJ. Second row: Robby Jewell, Jerry lialdwin eulenantl. Leonard Hughes, Front row: Bill Triplett, llarry Swingle. LIBRARY STAFF Standing: Carol Hudson, Stella Wagner, Jo Farris, Seated: Nancy Bates, Bobbie Sue Crowell, Kaye Smith, Judy Hedrick, Marilyn West. Not pictured: Gloria Davis, 1' a g e47 iqfz Salma! .Ban BAN!!-Standing: Marilyn West, Helen Moss, Mary Lou Hood, Tina Carney. Jewell Frownfelter, Garnett Richey. Beverley Polston, Pat DeMoss, Beulah Smith, Diane Kiple, Mr. Hendricks tdirectorl, Warren Hood, Mike Copple, Rose Etta Rainey, Roy Copple, Dan Meara. Third row: Vincent Giles, Oren Ringen, Leroy Tiberghien, Fred Spencer, Jerry Buchanan, Pat Crutcher, Allen Hall, Frank Martin, Darrell Harrington, Mike May, Merton Hopper, Keith Roney, Don Johnson, Craig Dickson, Bill Rich, Earl Dickson, Jim Davisson, Julius DeGraff. Second row: Dixie Hensley, Barbara Farris, Sharon Carter, Beverly Rowland, Mike Baker, Kay Dunlap, Bobbie Sue Crowell, Jimmie Tindell, Larry Weston, Larry Goode, Annie Hopper. Jenean Weston, Shirley Cruse, Anne Clark. First row: Barbara Benson, Kathryn Sumpter, Sandra Hildreth, Albert Williams, Jan Canady, Karolyn Shivley, Anne Hunter, Pat Wise. Weston, Cruse, Buchanan, DeGraff Band Officers Larry Weston tJunior representativej Jerry Buchanan tSecretary5 Shirley Cruse CPresidcntJ Julius DeGraff tSophomore representativej .ifgt 43 The High School Band, as a marching unit, partic- ipated at all of the home football gamesg took part in Christmas parades, and the K. S. T. C. Homecoming the Fall Festival parade, the Joplin and the Webb City parade. They also marched in the downtown area on the evening of our Homecoming-this was to cele- brate the lighting of the new White Way. As a concert unit, they played for the American Education Week open houseg took part in the concert tour to the Girard and Columbus high schoolsg played for the annual Lions Club Minstrel, and also gave a mid-winter concert and played in a Spring Concert. From this group a clarinet quartet composed oi Kathryn Sumpter, Barbara Benson, Fred Spencer, and Jerry Buchanang Keith Roney with a trumpet solog and Kathryn Sumpter with a clarinet solo, participated in local contest festivals. gfiqlz Salma! Orckesfra Orr'hcs1'r11 Officers Standing: Anne Clark tvice presidenty, Larry Weston Csecretary-treasurerj , Judy Cartwright tsenior representativej Seated: Kathryn Sunipter Cfreshinan repre- sentativej, Ginger Easley tpresidentb, liarolyn Shivley fsophoniore representativej. The High School Orchestra played at thc Open House during American Education Weekg gave a mid-winter concert: took part in the concert tour to the Noel and Cassville higrh schoolsg participated in a spring con- cert, and played for the Baccalaureate and Commencement Exercises. From this group a violin trio composed of Ginger Easley, Judy Cartwright, and Susan DeG1'affenreid participated in local festivals and also went to the State Festival. Each of these girls also played a violin solo at each of the contests. HIGH SUHOUII 0Ill'l'lI1lS'l'li.A- -Standing: Marva Martin, Shirley' Hensley, Helen Moss. Mr. Handricks fdirectorl, Rose Etta Rainey, lloy Copple, Mike Copple. Third row: Stephen Bye-rs, Sandra Summers, Ann Wise, Sharon Sanders, llar- liara llenson, Kathryn Suinpter, Albert Williams, Mike May, Keith Honey, Frank Mai'tin, .lim llavisson, Earl Dickson. Second row: Ginger Easley, Beverley Polston, Janice Saulbeainer, Jan Canady. Karolyn Shivley, Anne l-lunter, Pat Wise, Wanda Doke, Larry Weston, Shirley Cruse. Anne Clark. First row: Judy Cartwright, Susan lJeGrat'l'enreid, Gary Brown, Judy Hensley, Nancy Bates, llernita Ile-Graffenreid, Judy Keys, Phyllis Pickett, l'age49 666 awir ing orps I'WIlLI,IGlCS lluhlmie- Suv Crowcll, Shirley Crusv, Pat Cl'lllf'llOl', Uill'll2ll'2l lla-nson, Kay Dunlap. NIR-llll!lC'l I'l'I Klll'HlNll Nllllll x l1'I..Hi 'l'WlIiI.l4IR-S--YStanding: Helm-n Moss, Pat Delloss, llevwlwy lhmlstrmlm. Ile-ulnln Smit ll, 1 'Finn t'zu'1wy, Mary Hood. Kne-4-ling: Marilyn VVQSL, Jewell Frownfelter Qcaptainj, G2Ll'11Cll .l '1'UWllI'4.'lI Richey. I'1l.c50 Jewell, Cllnrlvs Mote, Jiln Snmlers, Mila Front row: Sue Sclwclwlls, Cnrolv Slnurl, I,nr1'y Swinglv, Ka S 1 Luzior gfiqh .Bang an rclzesfm .Il'Nl0R HIGH 0'lil'Hl4lS'l'Il.-X Standing: Mr. Hendricks Uli1'eclo1'J, Viviun llukvl' Carol Daniels. linvk row: Sllzlron Andress, Ann VVisv, Bob Jewell, Iwnny Spvncvr, Cllurlvs Alou-, l'n1'ole Snmrt, Sue Scln-clu-lls, 'l'w1'1'y llowzlrd, Keith llvVin-r, llonnie lienwurd. l l'0lll row: Sllnron Szlmlvrs, Slnzlron Slwplwrd, Sharon M0C1vlla1n, llvrnitu IWG1'z1t't'vl11'vid, .Indy Kvys. .ll'Nl0IR HIGH ILXNID'-fSI:1ndil1g: Mr. llvndricks fdi1'e0lm'J, Viviun llnker, Carol Daniels. llnck row: Gre-tcllen Told, lwnnnn Crnlclwr, Ilvnnnn Curtvr, Mary lnnmn, Hob 9 Wright, .Indy lflttor, 'Ferry Howard, Mikel Amlerson, Ronnie Ile-nwalrd, -ith lleVivr, llonnv .'lPlll'9l', Szlndrzx Jewell, Vicki Cnrtvr, Sharon Slwplmwd, Sllnron MCClvllz1n, GLB Q66 GILLLS GIRLS' GLICIGl'l1l'Ii-Hack row: Saundra Simpson, lflileen George, Mary DeGrat't'en- reid, Mary Shoop, Doris Keithley, Carol Hutchinson, Rose W'ood, Jerry Carter, Pam Arhcit, Anne Clark, Sue Cahill, Shirley Cruse, Gloria Davis, Rose Fidler, Judy Cart- wright, Sandra Talbot, Pat, Allen, lleulah Smith, Carole Jones. Third row: Mary XVright, Donna Smith, Beverley Polston, Guyla Barr, Marilyn XVest, Karen Damer, Gaye King, Ginger Easley. Robbie Sue Crowell, .loyce Black, Nancy lloward, Pat Lassiter, Carolyn Craker. Becky Doolen, .lanet Yost, Susan De- Graffenreid, Nancy Rates, Janice Shoup, Kaye Smith. Second row: Anne Hunter, Pat VVise, Jo lfarris, Jewell Frownfelter, Judy llenslcy, llat DeMoss, l'atty Howard, Mary Hood, Pat Sitton, Barbara VVright, Dar- lene llurwick, Janie Fisher, Violet Reid. Judy Burk, Helen Moss, Phyllis Pickett. Sondra, Garvey, Marty Lcih. Lois Hutchinson, Joyce Bennett. Front row: Karolyn Shirley, Carol Hudson, Kay Dunlap, Sandra Kiser, Sharon Riddle, Rose Etta Rainey, Pat Crutcher, Shirley Hensley, Linda Ferrell, Dixie Fisher. Dixie Magee, Iithel Black, Tina Carney, Geraldine Buchanan, Garnett, l+'rownt'elt,er Richey. Accompanistf 'Deanna Richardson. BOYS' GLl+ll+I1'lil'Il---llaclc row: Paul llrooks, Steve Tarrant, Richard Ytell, Dick Patterson, Leroy Tiherghcin, lloh James, Tom Herrod, Jerry lluchanan, Jim Mc Corklc, liarl Dickson, l-'rank Martin, Guy llohnstedt, liutch Merry, Bruce Waggoner. Second row: llill Frizzell, liddie Rates, Roy Copple, David Fisher, Joe Fisher llill l'1-rry, Mike Easley, Lynn Blankenship, Fred Spencer, Allen llall, l-Iddic Sumpter Jack Hughes. Front row: Johnnie Goswick, Jerry lieisuer, Michael Baker, Stephen llyers .lohn Rawson, Tommy DeVVitt, Jay Williams, Jerry Chester, Jerry Dodson, Gent Pierce, Keith Roney, Gary Dawson, Richard Pratt. Accompanistflleanna Richardson. ogy y zmrfef ixec? horns S 3 BUYS' Ql'.Ui'l'I'1'l' tiene ,. ,, ,. Ilerce, Ioan lltttlll. .I-'rrp Itotlson, l'Ia1l llickson. .Xt-cont tra n Isl ltcanna llicliatrdson The Girls' and lloys' Glee Club attended the music contest at Monett this year and took part in the Annual Spring Concert given in the auditorinm-gymnasium. 'l'he Mixed Chorus also participated in the concert, presented a Christmas Cantata: and, instead ol' going' to the contest this year, they went on music tours, giving prograins at various high schools in the district. On their first tour, they went to Girard and Columbus, Kansas, on their second tour, they went to Noel and Cassyille, Missouri. The lloys' Quartet took part in the other progratns, but also went to the State Contest at tlolnmliia. NlIXlflID4'Il0Iil'S Hack row: llarlmara XN'riglit, .Indy Craig, Carolyn Uraker, Rose Vl'ood, Mary Shoop, Jack llnghes, Itick Pattrrson, Jerry Chester, Tom Herrod, Jerry Buchanan, ldarl llickson. Frank Martin, llose lfidler, Sandra 'l'alliot, Phyllis Pickett, Anne Flarli. 'l'ltird row: Marilyn West, Donna Smith, Beverley Polston, Pam Arheit, Eddie Hates, Leroy 'I'ihcrgliien, Holt .lann-s. .lint Mt-t'orkle, Fred Spencer, Hoy Hoople, Carole Jones, Judy Cartwriglit, Susan llctlrat't'enreid. .llarty In-ilu, Shirley Urnsc. Second ron: Linda l errell, Pat XVisc, .lo lfarris, Nancy Howard, Jewell l rownt'eltt-r, Stephen llycrs, Gary llawson, .lerry Dodson. Steve Tarrant, llichard Ytell, .lo-rry lieisner, Sue Cahill, Joyce lllack, Sondra Garvey. lfi-out row Anne llnnter, liarolyn Shivley, Kay Dunlap, Sondra liiser, Johnnie tloswick, .lohn llawson, 'I'oinniy In-Witt, tiene Pierce, .lay Williams. Keith ltoncy, Michael Baker, Joyce llennett, Janice Shoup, Tina l'arnt5, Garnett l rownt'clter lliclicy. ttccotnpanist Deanna llichardson. P a gr e G wzior jgepeffes S0012 row jizfo JUNIOR. HIGH l'l4ll' l'Ill'I! f-- Back row: Claire Childress, Vicki Cziriiey, Nancy Crockett, Ann Orr, Linda Talbot, Sharon Andress, Nancy Irwin, Dorothy linilieriord, Carol Smart, Third row: Donna Bruce, Dixie Hensley, Jackie Worthy, Vivian Baker. Carolyn Bates, Thelma Canip, lleloris XVi1son, Ann XVise. 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Sl1111'1'1111 liiddlv l115'1'1- 111111-11, I'11I H11w111'1l, Dixiv 5I2l1Lf4'K', P111 ll11wki11s, l'11t lillsick, Phyllis l'i1'k1-it. I4'1'11111 Vmv: .I11y1'e- XVils1111, SOIIliI'2l G111'v0y, S119 L'11l1ilI, .lilllill If'isl1v1', M111'ty lmih, S1111 llvll1'11I'I'1-111'1-iml, Vvggy Rlv111'11. K111'e111 IJ11111e1'. N111 pin-1111'e1i: S11111!1'11 Gum-I1 tl111'v1-y C11'e11s11x'v1'J. Y 7 x N I A 1 1 X XAEQ fx 'T Qc! Sf X T T ggofbaff jaskefgaff Oflzer Sporfs ga QQ we f. X Qfx 'N N. Q . g Q i N x A wx ' M Q? NN Ns Qu s N Mx M 5 1 QL. 'ix iw wtf QQK. XQ Nx xxx xx bk? s aw .wg Nw +. Www 4 ' 5135 sm g f SEQSSQJU ,NQQNSQQS X -ff xv r s - - N z - Q , Aunql .,:,. g X M M5 fx sggigissyy xxkff Q X X is fx if K R 'Aw x X SN X Q M, E X X wx Wwggif xsggx XS :si , , K Y 33,59- uzmy -4 L , 553' ,X iz. - E5 Q fm N X7 X X Y gg s S R S Q X A X A Q F 5 N H ghofbaff NL. A .. 4zi.. .if 4 QI! V' SQl'.XlD Standing: t'onc'h May, Jerry Wynne, Bill Birkes, Lee Willianisu Ed lllllll'I'. Holm Jzlinvs, .Iohn Powell, .lnhnnie Goswick, Bill l 1'izzvll, Ronnie Darby. llic-hnrml Ytvll,Gz1l'y Nvilliillllbl tstndent nlnnagerb Xrni luull intl '-In Si-ntt-ml: David Storni, Eddie Bates, Danny Crutcher, John Rawson, Philip 1Iwnl :4Irzlt1-gi' :und vvvii IH'2lVf'I'H tllll ZIIXYZIYS Will -l I-1llIll4'. Oct. Oct. Ovt. Oct. iN0v. Nov. Nov. Sept, Sept, Swpt. stmngr, Ilivk Burris, Howard Gilliam, Guy Bohnstedt, Gary Cox. A TE.-UNI RECO VVOn 4, lost ti 13fCHI'lJllI1Cti0ll . 20fL2ll11Hl' . . 27- '--- Mnnvtt . 4--Cassvillv 11?-Aurora . 18 Mt, Vernon 2:n2C2ll'tlI2lgP if-Bolivar X-Nevada 15--Neosho :'iN0n-confei PHC9. VVQ 13 12 20 20 ti '5 ll 33 0 ll 1 Che Usua! Sfarfers Isl STIRINU lizwk: lflml Slllllllfklf, .lolm Powell, HOU.IkllllPS,1-lllllllllltfGU!-3XVli'k. l4lll1'I lflmlmliv Hates, Dlllllly Cl'llIL'llfl', John Rzxwsnn, Phil Al'IllSll'0llf.f, Dick Blll'I'lS, llllW2ll'il Gilliam, Guy llohnstvdt BIG 9 STANDINGS l'lalf'v 'l'vnn1 Won Lost Tie Pct. l Aurom 7 0 l .9 3 X 2 Nvosllo T 0 1 .938 3 Cillfllilyklt' 5 3 0 .025 4 N1-vzulzl 5 3 0 .025 5 ldllllill' 4 4 0 .500 li VVOhlx Cily Il 5 0 .375 7 MI. YPl'Il0ll 2 0 0 .250 X Czlrsville 2 li 0 .250 0 lllolwtt 0 8 0 .000 m .lamu-s SUPIIIS to lmvv sollwllmim: on the ball. Goswic-k ZINVEIX fwvll. almost I' il -f 4 fl r- 13,7 666072 ss goofbaff Jr. gfiqh 6661272 1335 Q70 Q-ns L' IS S'l'lilNG-ff-Buck row: Coach Elder, Jack Lassiter, Spencer Powell, Bud Yost, Jini Mr-Corklv. Tout llyler, Julius lJoGraff, Bruce lvuggoner, Gary Dawson, U00 Fishor. Harold Everett, Coach Hight. Front rows-VVayiie VVillian1s fstudont nianagerl, Jini Triplett, Roy Copple, Jzu-k, Holt. Iluvid Powt-ll, .lzlmes Williams, Terry Collier. Mack Tzippana, Gary King, Craig Dixon, Don lloward, Max Barlow. B TEAM RECORD VVon l, lost 4 Soptonihelr 2x1-Carthngxo . October lf---Noorho . October '15-Nvosho . Octohe-r 29fC:11't,h:1ge November -lf'L1lllllll' . We They 12 0 13 245 0 6 7 25 12 14 KC i .ll'Nl0R HIGH 'l'l+LUl-Buck row -Jim Laslor, Dourl Jarnugin. John Vest, Karl Johnson, Ralph lfrizzoll, Jerry Duinor, Buddy Burris. Middle row - Charles Thorn- herry, Ronnie Crutcher, Bill Meese, Donald Dean, Vernon 'l'aupa:ia. Max Wuellner. Front rowiwilliam Wuggon Pr, Stove Ferguson, Mickey Lar- son, David Dr-nn, Richard Hzxrri-1. David YVHQZOHQT. U U .jaskeffza X ll HI lmmx N XX llll rms, I'h1l1p .-Xrn1sll'm1,Q,.Ivrly Wynxw. Tom Imlv, John Higgs tu u h NI u Jmllx lhu-hannaln. 'l'nm llvlwmi, Hub Jam Juhnniv tluswivk. vs, Ilia-li l'nlIv1'sm1 VW' Tllvy I.zuna1r . . 48 HI! Molwtt , -ll -4X Fzlyvtlmillv . IH 51 VZISSYHIQ' . 4.2 48 Miilllli . I! DT Alll'0I'1l , . -IU 50 MI. Yvrrmn , , 47 ZEN Mum-ll , niib 4:1 Vslrtllalgv . . ll GET l z15vIIMiII1' , . Alli lil! Nt'X'2lll2l . 321 il Ns-ushn Su ISS Nlillllli . +V! lf- l'u1'tl1:lya -... 51 Iii! , . Ill 0 lUl1lt'I'!'lll't' j.'I2lIll4'S, ourzzcmzemf away vk 1'ut1s-rsmi zoos high for one. Tom Dale. No. 28 Mar. 1 Mar. ' Mar. Golden City Invitational Tourney We They Dec. 3-fJasper 49 75 Dec. 5-Mindenmines 83 21 Dec. 6-1Greenfield 60 52 Dev. T--Everton 65 T3 Mt. Vernon Invitational Tournament We They Dec. 9-Marionville 41 51 Dec. 11--Crain 61 44 Dec, 13-ffhlillex' 45 49 Neosho Christmas Tournament We They Dec. 26-'Nevada 68 48 Dec. 28-Neosho 63 43 Dec. 30W-Exeter 49 41 Dec. 31-'Carthage 43 51 Monett Class L Regional Tournament We They 4fSpringfie1d Parkview 50 38 6-Joplin 4 0 5 7 7-Carthage 47 59 H H 3 Zeam Buskefbaff 1 n rw' ' Il ll 'XXI Stnmling: llonulll Follv, lfl0ll1ll'fl Ytell, Tum llyler, Coach lildvr, .lim 3 MOCo1'klv, 'l'v1'l'3 Collier, lflll Sumpter. linvclillgz Max Barlow, Bill Frizzell, Mack Tuppuna. 1 I lvl' Hun. Jun J an n .lun 1.121 Il 2' J an n Jun ilzm. . Fm-lm if Fm-lx F1-h lfvln Feb Il 'Fvum Record Lumzu' Nlolwtt, . l uyvltm'illl- Uzlssvillv Miami Alll'0l'il . MI. V0l'll0ll Mom-ll l'z1l'll1:xgv , l uyvllf-v1ll4- NM zulu Nvuslm Miami Un rl hugo w-- ' -I., IIT IH 47 29 41 '13 49 -I0 U., ...P 5-4 4X Sli 'HY l'he-v -3 'D 25 49 255 -ll! 313 55 -H -HD 411 V0 -7.4 58 MU till age Cgiqlzflz gm e Luzior fyfiqlz Jam qoes UnJeaffeJ Dee Dec' Der' J an Jun. J an J il n Feb Feb. Feb. NlN'l'H GILADIG 'l'l4lAM--Coaicli Hight, Gary King, David Ilowell,.Iz1c'k Stults, Put Orr. John Hamilton, Dan Meara, Jim Dawson, Bill ltich, Mike May, Lloyd Lovell. Kneel- ing: Steve Ferguson, Albert Spencer. Ninth Grade Flielltllmadff 'run NlN'rH Glijllltl plttyeti in me mr. We They We They Vernon Invitational Tournament, winning over 5 Nfxoghfj 42 36 28 13 filirdyuandlMiifionville and tlosini to iAllI'0l'2l aunt , ., ,Y lHSSVl e. n ie ournziinen on ieir ionieeonr, 12 2'lrthdMJ , fm 40 252' 14 they won from ttlusper, Duenweg, and Neosho, but 131' Ulm -I 0 0'l 32 27 20 ll lost to North .Iunior High ot' Joplin to take second G Mt. Vernon 37 38 40 25 place in the tournzunent. i7'iiQi 'J l llff 56 32 26 'Phe nluH'rl-l olmlnf: trurtieipzitecl in the 'U Ulm Jlmfmon 48 'U 2' 12 Carthage Invitational Tournament, winning over 27 Neosho 51 52 30 14 the Hawthorne and Columbian schools in Cartlmge: 15k 7Mt. Vernon 36 50 70 39 also Cz1iri1h.Iu1E.tionY:112cl tsztrtervill-e, to tnlxeav filrst , . , ,X H p ace. e 'igi 1 truce l'9lIlZllllt'I unr e ea ec 17 C'uth'U'f 39 5' 33 32 throughout the entire season. 20---Carterville 42 21 53 33 l+lIGH'l'lI GRAIDIC TEAMS-Standing: David Dean, Mike Klubu, Harold Ilentorcl. Wayne Hodges. .lini Laster, Steve Slnith, Dearl Jztrnngin, Ralph lfrizzell, Jerry Duiner, Ilob Foster, Buddy Burris, Stanley Byers, Donald Dean. Coach Hight, Kneeling: Steven Ferguson, David Wagoner, Ronnie Crutcher, Riehard Bond, Marion Fisher, Albert Spencer. orgnnizml :ind the games were played tlnring' thu noon honr, with the Blnebirds GIRLS' Sl'UIi'l'S 'IH nnus vvvt'e organized within tho classes, thvn tho class win- nvrs blztyml tlnring the noon hour to tlotvrntint- tho winner in 0:1011 sport. .anim - mum! Qyzmzers l'Nl0l! HIGH IQUYS-'f'l'vi1 tennis were lllk'l'LZlllg victorioils. lll.l'l4IBlRllSgStanding: Donald Ilvan, Kenneth Thomas, Hob Spencer, Buddy Burris, Leonard Hughes. Kiweling-ff Richard Bond, Gerald llluvk St-nior lligh Volleyball winners Senior High Basketball winners l Junior High Volleyball winners Junior High Basketball winnvrs 'I l l Pagefi prinq Sporfs BASEBALL-Back row: Ronnie Darby, John Powell, Julius DeGraff, Llerry Wynne, Jerry Buchanan, Gaylen Carter, Guy Bohnstedt, Pearl Jarnigan. Third row: Mike May, Larry Goode, Terry Collier, Jim Burk, Lloyd Lovell, Oren liingen, Danny Crutcher. Second row: Coach Hight, .lack Stnlts, Roy Copplc, Jim Dawson, Murton Hopper. James Williams, Lee Williams. Front row: Jerry Fisher, Bill Paschall. Mack Tappana, Jerry Beisner, Gary King, Albert Spencer. GOLF-Standing: Mark Bishir, Jim Davisson, Joe Fisher, Coach Elder, Steve Tarrant, John Hamilton. Bud Yost. Kneeling: Richard Ytell, Ed Sumpter. A TRACK TEAM-eBack row: Perry Sand- ers, Dan Meara, Jim McCorkle, Tom Byler, Dick Patterson, Guy Bohnstedt, John Powell, Lonnie Myers. Secondl row: Coach May, Cecil Goddard, llloe Hewlett, Dean Simpson, Max Barlow, Frank Martin, Bill Rich, Eddie Bates, David Fisher, Johnnie Goswick. Front row: Keith Laster, Don Howard, Bob Powell, Mike Copple, Bill Frizzell, Har- old Everett, David Allen. Il TRACK TEAM-Back row: Larry Shoup, Mickey Larsen, Harold Benford, John Vest, Jim Laster, David Powell. Second row: Jerry Damer, Steve Smith, Ralph Frizzell, Dearl Jarnigan, Bob Foster, Wayne Hodges, Terry Chester, Coach May, Wayne Williams tstudent managerj. Front row: Bob Spencer, William Wag- goner, Perry Lasater, Vernon Tappana, Jerry Fisher. fab 1 Back row: Coach May Csponsorl, Jerry Wynne, David Storm, John Biggs, Jerry Buchanan, Tom Herrod, Howard Gilliam, John Powell Cpresidentj, Third row: Dick Burris. Bob James fvice presidlentj, Phillip Armstrong, Guy Bohnstedt, Eddie Bates, Danny Crutcher. Second row: Ed Sumpter, Bill Frizzell, Dick Patterson, Bill Birkes, John Rawson fsvcretary-treasurerh. Front row: Johnnie Goswick, Jiames VVilliams, Lee Williams, Gary VVi1liams. The W Club, under the sponsorship of Coach May, promotes good sportsmanship and citizenship between our school and other schools. This club is composed of boys who have lettered in the varsity sports of football, basketball and track. The annual W Club banquet and dance was held in the cafeteria on April 19. The guest band was Men of Music from Springfield, Mo. 8 S RQ! K Gorozzafiolzs Uperefias ?!ays genera! Gfcfivifies X O O S is Y E 3? S R gi , My 1 W N ome 8lZCllllllf6J velzllzqv 1' -6 Wim On Sati1i'fl.iycvciiiiig, Feln'uai'y 1, a largo crowd gratlicrcd in the cal'ctoi'ia to witncss thc coronation ct-i'4-inoiiics t'oi' Miss .Io Farris, who was crownccl Qncon ot King' Jack for 1958. 'l'o thc swct-t strains ol' Stardust , playcfl on thc piano hy lic-anna llicharclson, thc t'oi'ona- tion party ilcsccinlcil thc i'osc-bcdcckcd stairway to thc niain t'looi'. lintlci' a two-tonezl grccii canopy, thcy' inarclicil to thi- thronc, which was flanlicd on eithoi' side by iost clccoratcd trclliscs, ancl was in lront ol -i il-irli g'i'ccn liacliclrop. 4 4 - ' 'as Miss Sliirlcy t'i'usc, cscortccl ln' tlcnc Picrccg shi- was wi-ariiig: l,m-ailiiig tht lnoussion xi 1 hhic in-t lornitil and caiiiccl a noscgay ol' pink carnations. Ncxt in linc camo Miss Kayv Smith cscortwl hy .lay Williams. Miss Sinith was wcaring' a lilacli lace' ovci' lavcndai' tullc t'oi'inal and Y cai'i'nirl ai iioscgtiy ol' whitc carnations. Following' thcin cainc Miss llarliara Vtright cscortctl ln' iw-in l iii oilson: shc was wcaring' a vcd not t'oi'inal trinnncrl in whitc roscs and cai'i'iccl a noscgay ol' n whiti- carnationsi 'l'hcn canic Miss Patricia l.assitci', cscortccl by .lolin llawsong sho was wcaring ' 1 1 'z ' ' ' 'z ' ations. Followin I' thcin canic littlc Miss t'hi'istie- llicla- 'i vi-llow nct l'oiin il inrl 1 iiiicd xxhitt Q iin 5, c ani, tho Ilowci' gnl ws ning '. '-2 1' a whitc lacc clrcss with iw-cl sash. Sho was cscortccl ln' Mastci' Gary Xi-lson, who caiiit-il thc crown on a Vcol satin pillow. And lastly canic thc lovcly Miss ,lo l .ii'i'is . , , . ' , . . , , i-scorti-rl hx' lhcli l'attoi'son, pre-si1lcnt,ol thc N-iiioi' Class. bhc was wcaring' a licautilnl lacc lornizil with a iw-il sash ancl caiiicrl an arm hoiiqnct ol' rcfl roscs. Miss ht-i' attcinlaiits hi' Sontlra tlaiwcy and Holi Janios, co-oclitors ol thc lung' Jack. l .iiwis was crowncd Qnccii hy Ilick l'attoi'son anfl gilt-4 wore- pi-osviitocl to thc Quccii ancl A short iii'ogri'aiii was gfivcn in tho Que-cii's honoi' altci' which thc cvoiiiiig' was spa-nil in fl:iiiciiig'. I' 1 o 5,1 1' ri HI Yoczil Solo. 'tl 2ISI'lll2lliUll . . . , . . . . . Sanilra lilSl'I' lmiiv-g l!ln4- 'l':ingo . ,,.. . t':ii'ol1-.lfiiwsanil Lanny Ima l'i ino Solo. 'l'hi- Klan l l.ovo , . .,.. lwaiiiia liit'll2ll'tlStlll Vocal linvl, Honi4- l-Inclizinlwl ldv:-iiinu . .Iinly Frat: :intl 'l'oni lbs Will mericarz agua: fiom We pm ouse IJINIIC VIHNYID gwtlwrs in thc- :inditurinin-gylnnzlsinln IN 'l'llIC HYI' IHNDNI, tht- patrons riHiI Wllll fm- lm. mwning progrzttn, Mrs. Nwilvy triuhtb, :tri lltSlI'lH'l0I'. 'IHIG SHUI' is ittspt-1-tul und patrons visit with Mr. IiI'II l!I'ISIINIICNTS :1l'vsvi've-ti :ls tht-. :fro St-lttwtttilwty tm-1ttvt'J, shop instructor, fzntiwrs in thu school f'ili0IK'l'l2l. .XlIl1'l'il'2lll l':lillt'2lii0Il VVNAIQ wats vvlt-hl':1tvtl by nh' I, R U G H A N- wiwittg Patrvnt Night on Now-tnlwt' H, which was jointly X ' , - iflaig sztlntv hy .lunn Powt-ll :tml Jllll -.putisowti hy tht- t':tt'l1lIv :tml Sllltllillf I'0lll1f'llS. ,Xt svvvlt lmwstm, pl-.-Sitlpitts nl' tllp Slmimll 4.m,m.il, tm 1-hwk at latrgv 4-rnwti :tssvinlmh-ti in thv :mditoriunvgyln- Mttsit- hy thv Svnior :intl Jllllittl' hit.: ntsinin on I ir4t SlI't't'I to 1-njny ll short liI'0Q.fl'illl1. Attvr svlimil 0l'f'ilt'Sll'2l and hztntih, ciitw-4-taxi in tht- pt'nggrzttn, tht- pure-nts :ind t'ri1-mis tours-ti the- httild' tngsv visiting thi- 4-laws'-s ot' thvii' choicvg with thv stndvnt MII' Hmuiripks' tmnttwil 1111-tttiwlun 1l4'lil1g' its gtlidvs. At't1'r this pvrioni or lm 0d'1f i0 W' xi 'l 'fi IW MV- K ll ' situtinn, vvewymie- :tsst-nthlvmi in the L'1ll'4'IOI'iil for rvt'resh- liiuh School principal. nn-nte.. Pztpzv ti ome- onzizzq oroizafiozz l'0IlUX.Yl'l0N l'.Xll'l'Y lmc- Willizlnis l'zxI Ilzxwkins, .lohn Powwll Quin-n Alairy. lmnnzi lwfliwlI'I'oiii'vicl. Susan Ilofii'nI'I'viii'vi1l. Roh .lnnws Miss lN'lni'y lleGi':ii't'oiii'eid was crowned 1957-58 Football Queen on l i'iilz1y, 04-tolwi' IS. Hoi' zitteiiidzmts were Miss Pat Hawkins, junior, and Miss Susan IM-Cli'zil'l'ciii'c-icl, sophomorv, The little flower girl was Donna lJn-Ili':1i'l'viii'vi1l, :incl thc- crown lmozirei' was Joe- l,9fll'2Illf.Qlll't'lCl. 'l'li1-g1ii'ls wvrv vsc-ortvcl to tho fivlcl by invnilwrs ol' tho football twin, .lolin l'owvll, lloli Jzinies, and L00 XN'illizuns. John Powell, who was also Slllili-lit Vonnvil prosiclviit, Cl'0VVlli'Cl Mary Football Quoc-n as the liznnl plziyorl IM Mo Full You SWGl'tllP2ll't.U Aftvi' the crowning ce-i'einoiiy, tliv girls wt-rv t'S1'Ul'l,l'fl to seats oi' lionoi' in the homo blvzlclim-i's. Dick l'a1ttoi'- son, Svnioi' class piwfsimlviit, vscortorl Qnven ll'l21l'Xj Dick llnrris vsvoi'te'ci Miss llziwkins, :incl Stow 'll2ll'l'2lllt ost-ortvd Miss Susan lll'fll'2l.l.lht'lll'Ulll. 'l'Iivsv snnii- c-:fc-oi'ts wore iiiviiilx-i's ol' the Qnvvn's coni'1 as she roigiiwl owl' tho lloiviv-roniing' clziiiw lie-lfl in tlic c':1i'0tvi'iz1 uftvi' tho jlillllll. Tliv slniiw wus sponsorvcl by tlio clivoi'lca1cloi's, and the C2ll'Qt0l'l2l was flvcorutefl in tlw tmclitiomil red and white. ggofbnff Queen of 195 MISS MARY DEGRAFFENREID .11 EA X , 'X is ' L' iul S VNI' UANWIUNS . SSSIVSAN Iwlfztllmwlcwn 'VII YIUH QVl l '1N'UN smflmfumzl-1 ,x'l l'l' 'lvxxl 'LN ..' urzior f?fz'qlz pereffa, N isslssippl mefody U MONDAY, MARCH 24, 1958 Directod by Wayne Lawson Standing 'Miko May, Suv Sliockclls, Jackie Worthy, Carole Smart, Terry Howard, Sharon Andross, .Xnnv iluntvr, llonniv Johnson. Gary King, Marilyn Rates, Vicki Cartcr, Connie Lowe-, Buddy Burris, Jan Sauilwann-r, liarhara Ilvnson, liichard Bond, Mr. Lawson tdircctorl .Ian Canady, Sharon Rartholonww, .lint llayisson, Sharon Alt-Ch-Ilan, .lorry Dodson, Carol t'ulwili, Ronald Iienwartl, Dcanna Richardson, Jerold Black. Iloanna Carte , .Indy Craig, livnny Siu-nt-or, Carolyn Bates. Hill l'ci'ry, Seated, sliill Triplett, Larry Swingzlv, Gary llrown. l'llODI'C'l'lUN STAFF Studi-nt directors ,.,.... ludy Craig, Bill Perry C X S T llusinvss inanagcr . ..... Jerry Dodson J Stain' uianagvrs , . . Goin- Pierre, Toni .Dewlitt Tom Sawyer . ' D U Gum, Kim, Fiilllf' mow . ,,.. Lynn lllanke-nship, Bill Rich ' Nlzilw-tm , . . Carol Ilutchinson, Iioso Wood, Janie Huckleberry Finn , , Buddy lm:-1-is If'islivi',fliiig:i1i' liasley, Lois Hutchinson l'rop+-rtivs: , , I . A ,ymw vlmk' pl-,mk Martin Joe Harper . . Gary Brown Af'l'fHlllHlIliSl . . Deanna Richardson 'l'op11ictlli'vZ Whitewashinl llottoln picturc: Ah, 5:0 on and kiss Iwi! lion Rogcrs . , llill 'Friplvtt Sidney , . 'Fe-rry Howard l'udd'nhvad . . Jun Ilavisson StoaniboatSan1 . . . Milo- Xtay . Larry Swiiiigh- Jinx . . . Aunt Polly . . Anne- lluntvi' Mary ..,. . Suv Scliw-in-tls Mrs. Sore-ny Harper . . Claire- Cliiltlwss Susy Harpvr . . . Jtackiv Woiuhy Becky Thatclwr . . Vicki Cai'te-t' Widow Ilouglas . . llarhara liviison Miss Watson . . . Jan Canadju Mrs. Sally Vhvlps . . Sharon ith-i'l4-llavi Ella Mae- Phelps . Sharon llartliolouivw Maniniy. . . .IanSaiillwanwi' Chorus: Sharon Andross, Carolyn Hats-s. Marilyn llatcs, Jerold Black, In-anna Carte-r. Carol Culwcll, Donnie Johnson. Connie Lowe, Carole Sinart, Danny Spence-r, Ronald Benward. llivliard Bond. efzior Slfiqlz Opereifa 'se A lmedics cm .J4errinze1zfN Standing: Lynn Blankenship, Carole Jones, Mary Shoop, Donna Smith, Rose NVood, Jerry Chester, Gene Pierce, Jerry lfisher, Leroy Tiherghien, Keith lloney, Jim MeCorkle, Sandra Talbot, liarolyn Shivley, Susan lJeGraffenreid, Pat VVise, Sue Dr. Ilrinkwater Mrs. VVealily Mrs. Crossley l1r.Slasher . llr. tluttem llr. Coffin . llainhow Bessie , Mr. Strange Honor . Marie Gloria llrinkwz Philip . llob . Uynlhia . Mike . Cahill, Carolyn Craker, Deanna llichards Seated: Sondra Garvey, lloh James, .Indy Craig, Jerry Dodson, Sandra Kiser, 'l'om DeWitt, Jewell l rownfelter, lllarty Leih, Bill Frizzell, Mary VVright. C A ST lltll' 011. November 25, 26, l957 f llireclor, Wayne A. Lawson . Jerry Dodson . . Mary Shoop Rose Marie Wood . Leroy Tilmergliien . Gene Pierce . .lim lllcCorkle . .lay Williams . . . Marty Leih Lynn Blankenship . . . JndyCraig Jewell lfrownfeltei' . Sandra Kisei . lloh James 'l'on1 lJeWitt . Sondra Garvey . llill lfrizzell rnonUCT1oN s'rAFF General manager-H lilll Perry. Stage crew-Frank Martin, Allen Hall, Dick Patterson. l'roperties-- Becky lloolen, Gloria Davis. lllake-npfw Carol Hutchinson, Lois llntvhinson, Janie Fisher, Ginger Easley. llronipter-f Shirley Crnse. llsherettesv- -Karen llamer, Garnett, Frownfelter Richey, Sharon Riddle, Jeanne llaiisvli Smith, ltlnsemhlez Karolyn Shirley. Susan D6GI'2Ll'f8llI'0id, Pat lJeMoss, Sue Cahill, Carolyn Craker, Pal. Wise, Sandra Talbot, Donna Smith, Mary VVright, Jerry Chester, Mike llaker, Jerry Fisher, Keith Honey. Avvoinpanistz Deanna Richardson. All Ah knows is what Ah sees. wzior ass jjfay N onze ui of fke fosefn S, lxlillflllll . llllflllllilwlillll-1 lu nw Glvuson Xnimrmm Nlullinw lmnny l'0lI:4 v Ilosl-walls lmlmlu- ll'xIm-Q ise-all-mlj, GlIll.Z'l'l' lflusln-5, Ja-ss ilillzlrql, fl1ll'lll1'JlJIH'S, .lm-le liuulws, Luis llulvli Blu inson, .laniv lfislu-i', lie-r-ky Im lf A ST lutlilim 'l' Xliluiv l'l1illips XII. l'uIlw-1' . lla rm-lilvs .lone-s 4 large- llainsrm . l. S - ,infix- tllllui un Q l :Lv TH . Lois Hutchinson . llvcky Iloolvn . Janie Fislivr . llingvl' lflzlslvy . Vaxrolv .Ionefs . llicliard Ytell . Surzili Puri' . .lohn tlosvvic-k .lvss Gillzuwl . .luck lluglws . Eddie- llatvs olvn, lll0ll2ll'1l its-ll, mural: l':1rr, miziy, Ile-va-iilln-1' 9, 1957 lliiwc-tml by Arthur M, Hmlgms, Jr. l'liOlJllC'l'lUN S'I'Al+'l+' Student dll'6Cl0l'-fC21I'0l Hutchinson. Stage l11:1nz1::4-rw Guy liolinstf-dt. Slaxgv 0l'0VV-' Edrlie SIIIIIIDIPV, Ilowzlrd flillizim, :im Dick Burris. Make-lip--f-Carol Hutc-liinson, Tina: l'2ll'Il!'j'. l'ropm-rtios Mary Iloml. .Xniw l'lui'k, l'uI lluwkins Gloria Davis, Guyv lung, Maury Xxllgilll. Vslwrs f-Anno Clark, Mary Hood, Phyllis l'iz'keIl Gurnvtt Frownfm-lim' Iiivlwy. eizior ass away or I ne goof gn gfeavezzv N lllllIlll.1I .lun llnssm-ll, .llarly l.Plll. Carol Hllll'lllllS1Jll, Deanna llivliaralson, livin' llierrv, liosv Vl'oo1l, l'vg:g.:'y MllEll'1l, .lnlly Craig, Qlmllo row: 'l'on1 lluWitl. Cliarlos Goorgu, Jewell Fl'0Wlli'0lli l', Marilyn West, llill Pvrry, Mary Wright. lion! row: David Storm, lillwl Black, Lynn Blankenship. Tuesday, April 15, i958 lliwctvml by Arthur M. llvdges, llr, l'li0DUC'I'lON STAFF Stnde-nt clirvctor Bucky Doolen. llnsine-ss lllilllZlQ1'l ' -Jerry Dodson. Slagl- inanagvrs l.ynn lllankensllip, Jay VVillialns. l'ropl-rlivs IH-ggy Mvara. Sondra Garvey, Marilyn XVvsl. Alain--up lime Wood, Iiill l'e-rry, Carol Hlll4'lllll- son, Mary Wrigllt. l,iItlv Fraser be good, don't cry in ClinrCl1. llvv. William li. How Spvncv , llarlzoll . lflilcwn . . . Doctor li0lll1'l' . Louise . . Maria Molly .. llonny . Lvtty . . Mrs. Sanllow Mrs. lbiulry , Gvurgic 1.,, Mrs. l'alnln'iclg'v Mrs. .lvllison 3la,iort'uo1wr . Bishop Slwrwooll Rvv. l+'l'zwsm' SUUIICO CAST Spmmrc- . Charles Gvorgo . . Jvwoll l l'0Wllf9lt0l' . . . Bill Perry . Marilyn We-st . Tom lJuWitt . Peggy Mvara . . Mary VVI'if:l1t . llvanna Ric-harrison . l,ynn lllankvnsliip . . lilllwl lil2lf'li . . Marty Lvili . Carol Hntvliinson . David Storm . llosv VVoo4l . .Indy Craig . Jinl llnssvll . . G4-no I'ivr0v . .lim llnsru-ll 617107165 CL 6 of 6 UZQS 311656 Seniors in line for the last of their polio shots. Putty VVis1-, sopho- more, winner ot' the Aineiiran Lvgion Ora- toricztl contest. Even lorkers can :ive good advice. ,lint DZUXHOII, prttsi- dent ot' the Junior High Student Council. and Mr. llzthhitt, ll sponsor of the Senior lligh Student Council, ply the pick and shov- el as they work on the 0 at ui p u s landscaping project. A few of the boys being initiated into the 'WV' Cluh. Some of the Seniors pose on 'l':u-ky Day. .Iewell Frownteltt-r, NVebb City entrant in the ltlnipire District liltetric- contest, us she appeared on the pro- grmn held at Alba, Mo. F, li. A. sponsored hair styling demonstra- tion. 'l'z1c'ky Daly winners: i'ec'e-lint Simpson, fourth place: l'z1t Lassiter, second, Carol Hutch- inson nnd Paul Haley tied for third place: and .lunfes Covert, first place. school by Mrs. llvulnh Hull. 'l'HlfI 1' A lf' IG 'I' If! R I A was opvm-ml for uso in tho spring ol' 1957. Mrs.lf'lor:1 Trvwin is the- lnnchrooni sniwirvisor, Sho is alidvml nl thi- high Mrs. lvzlrl f,I'llll llPl', and Mrs. Null 3l1'C.xllistvI'. l, l'l'lllf'll0l'. Mc-l':illistv1'. 'Frvwin Q 'l'llI1l ISIN IDICIYIGIRV Mr. Clurencv llnre, Ill2llil'S two Q li io ili' trips 4-nvli morning nnd evening to transport students M is ssl? lroln Ulllfiltllx the Oily liinils, to and from school. Ul'Il l'l'S'l'0llI.'lNS Mr. JUIIIUS Jonvs is the- lim-:ul ons- toclinn for tho Webb Pity sc-hools, Mr. George Rugsdalv llltl Mr. Charles Doolen work at the high school building and the zinnvx, while Mr. .I. ll. Gilbrvulli hikes curv of the :auditorinxn-gymnusinln. Jonos Ragsdale l M Gilbrcalh 15001911 W six Y . Ag! Y . . ing Jack Staff 4 l age8 l Back row-Carol Hutchinson, Tod Jester, Bob James fdo-editorj, Ruth Wil- hite Cbusiness manager, second semesterj, Tom Herrod, Tom Dale, Becky Doolen. Second row-Stephen Byers, Danny Crutcher fbusiness manager, first semesterj, Rose Wood, Carole Jones, Paul Brooks, Ronnie Wiles. First row--Anne Clark, Violet Reed, Ed Sumpter, Garnett Frownfe-lter Richey, Dick Patterson, Ginger Easley, Sondra Garvey Lco-editorj. . During the past school year, the King Jack Staff has worked hard to bring you a better, more interesting yearbook. Every member has given his time and talents toward making this yearbook the best. We have progressed under the guidance of our sponsor, Mrsl. Roberts, and we believe we have reached our goal-to give you an intelresting, memorable i yearbook. i We hope that you will enjoy the King Jack of 1958. 4 To the Keacfers o 1958 press our gratitude to the Business Firms and Professional people who have generous- ly contributed toward the publication of E, theKing Jack Staff of 1958, wish to ex- ,0 our yearbook. We entreat our readers to patronize these firms and individuals. THE KING JACK STAFF PIIOTIXERAPHY IIAM PSTIEN'S PIIOT0 SERVICE WEBB CITY, MISSOURI MURWIN MOSLER STUDIO JOPLIN, mlssoum ENGRAVING BURGER-BAIRD IENGRAVING COMPANY KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI PRINTING SWITZIZR PRINTING COMPANY WEBB CITY, MISSOURI ge t What cam do for my home town? ES. 5 can always speak well of it. can be proud of itsi history and confident of its future. can preserve the things its citizens have provided for my use. I I I can display good sportsmanship in everything II do. I I can, when I complete my schooling here, 10014 back with fond memories on happy times with wondelrful classmates. Webb City Chamber of Commerce Page 84 ff-.. . 4 2 l l I Fine Portraits WEDDINGS A SPECIALTY Q E MURW'IN MOSLER STUDIO 616K MAIN PHONE 227 JOPLIN, MISSOURI ! Myers Insurance Agency Your Protection Is Our Business ALL KINDS OF INSURANCE, INCLUDING LIFE -il'1Q l Phone 490 HELEN E. MYERS Webb City Burgner-Bowman-Matthews Lumber Co. WEBB CITY, MISSOURI 1110 East Broadway Phone 24 1 IGA SAVMCDR SUPER MARKET Home Owned 205 N M Webb City M Bradbury-Bishop Drug Co. 201 N. Main Webb City, Mo. Phone 288 G'0mplz'menrs Of Matthew! Wg C0777pLl71j! WEBB CITY, MISSOURI Gompliments A Eminem Friend l FAMILY HAYNES DRUGS DRUG STORE Main and Daugherty Phone 138 Webb City, Mo. J. M. JACKSON, Orzmrer We specialize in prescription work . . . Enjoy our super fountain service. One of Jasper County's Oldest Prescription Drug Stores. --, 71.7, , A. FV , V Y 4.,-,, . ,YM .YYY W 7, , Y .,,, 4.1 Y ,,,,,t -W BOB CUMMINGS INSURANCE Complete Insurance Protection 108 N. Webb Phone 172 or 1079 RONEY HARDWARE 8 So. Main St. Webb City, Mo. The Latest Gifts from Everywhere The Most Distinguislzvd The Most Un iqm' ALWAYS SOMETHING NEWV Hardware Paint Brass Greeting Cards Tools Glassware Pottery Housewares l l Shop of the Store of Tomorrow R A R R E SUPER MARKET C pl t Selection of G nd Choice Meats 16th and Madison ! 056l7b67'g,.S' S H O E STO R E JOPLIN, MISSOURI 1 IBB RR ANS f 0 r' FRESH MEATS AND GROCERIES FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES 1001 W. Daugherty Phone 144 T ? Hal1's Flower Shop Halkils Greenhouses 219 West Daugherty St. 965539 , 1301 A . St. Louis Avenue WEBB CITY, Mo. A JOPLIN, Mo. Phone 62 'flwfe Phone MA 3-2727 'flavor Ffomfers AS you ,Lie lzem H C D R S A I3 E S FUNERAL DESIGNS - BOUQUETS - POTTED PLANTS ,1 1111 1,, 1, ,111 1,1 11. . 11111 BAY'S SERVICE STATICJN 1201 South Madison Webb City, Mo. 1, 131 Page 90 jorusxgoi R. Sr S. Motor Sales Co. Yom' Clu'1'l1'oI1'f Dealer Since' 191.9 Fourth and Pennsylvania IOPLIN, MISSOURI For Full coverage ot local, state, national and World news, read The Joplin 6113112 and The JOPLIN NEWS HERALD 'I We lJl'J'f7'l.I'f'J' Greafc.s'f 1Vew.spape7u' +4 Gongmtulatzbm To the Glczm of '58 Owens Q I' 6 C LL E n u STEAKS . . . FRIED CHICKEN Meadow Gold Ice Cream 15th and Madison WEBB CITY, MISSOURI 1 1 Empire Garage COMPLETE REPAIR SERVICE Delco Batteries - Fast Battery Charger New Tires and Tubes 24-Hour Wrecker Service Beau' Wheel Alignment 110 North Tom Webb City, Mo. Phone 89 THE WILHITE SIGN CO. 301 E. Broadway Webb City, Mo. Neon, Painted and Reflectorized Road Signs Phone 107 for Your Sign Needs OWENS SPORTING GOODS CO. Spalding - Rawlings - Riddell Louisville Sluggers 112 W. 5th Joplin, Mo. Phone MA fl-6684 West End Auto Service Webb City, Missouri GENERAL AUTO REPAIBING C. A. HULL 524-Hour lViw'ker Sl'I'l'I'l'!' Phone No. 7 1 ebb City ecreation 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 The Elder Manufacturing Co. Makers of Mark Twain Apparel for Real Boys MAIN STREET MARKET Owned and Operated by Mrs. Homer Craker A Good Place to Trade Corner Third and Main Telephone 9655 SHAPIRCTS SHOE STORE Shoes For The Entire Family IN WEBB CITY OVER 35 YEARS P6 South Main Phone 126 Webb City, Mo. SlRURGlE,UN9S Books Crafts Stationery 613 Main Joplin, Mo. Phone MA 3-7232 as ! Listen Ito Baseball THE KANSAS CITY A KODE,123O KC. The Corporation Engineers and Machinery Migrs. Webb City, Missouri C H. BENTLEY H. J. BFLLAI S T h d 0 1 your Frienuflv Ban! Since 1882 wisfzes tfze graczluates of tke Cfass of 1958 ,Every Success Webb City an Q Sl5CL'RI'l'Y.. TIIRIFT E fi: MEMBER I IDI RXI RFS!-RX! SYSTEM 171 l NN BILL'S Electric Shop KV Contracting, Fixtures, and Supplies MRS. WM. GREGORY, Piroprietoi' 24-Hour Service Phone 1240 17 S. Main Res. Phone 1231-J THE HUB Main and Broadway FOR COMPLETE SATISFACTION IN CLOTHING FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY INDEPENDENT GRAVEL COMPANY P R 0 D U C E R S Flint Chat - Flint Sand - Flint Abrasives - Dolmite Agricultural Limestone - Tripoli - Crushed and Ground Calcium Limestone - Asphaltic Concrete Paving Webb City Joplin Carthage ge9 l Mrs. ffeufell iv Seleeteet Geekies MAMA COOKIES D1.wf1'1Zmf1'rI by ffl7W6'ff f5'f5t'llif 60. 201 .Si Main Street This Sign Means Better Furniture Values See Us When You Start YOUR Home Herrod Packing Company Inc. -11 For the Best in Meats Ute HEl'l'0d,f I I ' ,W If s Heffer jewelry Wu re leaking Sfer f gi N Drachenberg's will cheerfully suprlly you with nation- 'ijesgffig ally known j ewellty. Keepsake Diamonds . , . Feature-Lock lking Sets . , . Bulovas. ,u,.'W5f,ft- LJ, Longines, HHllllll01'lS, Elgins-all watches guaranteed for one Ff h n' year . . . Parker and Sheaffer Pens and 'Pencils nl ' 0 1' , iz? Drrzelrerrberg 's jewelry K Phone 921 Webb City 114 N. Main Complete Jl Il76l'l'f1j and Watrh Hleparifr Department - -- T .- A - 1 Bremlllhury euiinut Q00 ' GLASS, PAINTS Sz WALLPAPER F1oor Sanders and VVaxers FOR RENT Telephone 51 203 North Main Street Webb City, Mo. ' ' ' V' 1 Compliments Webb City Daily Sentinel Established 1879 MR. AND MRS. HAL M. WISE, JR., PUBLISHERS Your Home Town Newspaper ge 10 OPM' II lmlf r'1'nf1m'y of SI'I'I7I.I'!' in our !'!HlllH?lHI'f2l l'hl'07l!lh, safrf, smmfl and !'0l?N0'l'fl'flfl'fI'l' Imnking. 3 a Merchants SI Miners Bank WEBB CI'I'Y, MC. 44.4 Good Plane To D0 Your Ba7z,5z'ng Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation ge' Complzknenty of EASLEY INVESTMENT COMPANY O NATION has greater assets than its Christian homes, homes in which Whole families are dedicated to Christian living. NORRIS GRAIN CO. Ill ewiromls Aimee. I9l4 Corner of the revolving sign, Joplin WYNNE'S CLEANERS 207 South Main For Pickup and Delivery Phone 1354 MARVIN LEWIS - JOAN LEWIS Owners MAC'S SERVICE Tydol Flying A Products Road Service Expert Lubrication Tires, Batteries and Repair Service Broadway and Webb Webb City Phone 33 TCLD BROTHERS, INC. NEQN PATSPED SIGNS Phone MA 4-3456 JOPLIN, Mo. age I Mardick Tire 81 Appliance Co. Third and Virginia - Phone MA 4-2122 J OPLIN, MO. PHILCO RADIOS, TELEVISION SETS AND REFRIGERATORS U. S. TIRES AND BATTERIES - RECAPPING AND REPAIRING E--- W.-. , Y .W . ,1 W HEAT and COOK with GAS The CLEAN and DEPENDABLE Fuel The Gas Service Company WEBB CITY, MISSOURI 3- --f e -- -- --- f-fl L-- - YANT FURNITURE ce. Complete Line of Fine Furniture and Appliances Everything for the Home 100 South Main Street Phone 407 Webb City, Missouu BROOKS FOOD CO. You Have Tried the Rest, Now Try the Best Brooks Potato Chips 911 W. Daugherty Pop Corn Webb City, Mo. Nut Meats T. -- Page 1 1 Phone 266 cestf End pharmacy Modern Super Ser-vz'c'e YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD DRUG STORE 930 WEST DAUGHERTY ST. WEBB CITY, MO ELEGANT CLEANING for that ELEGANT LOOK 3 resfefzf feamers CLEANERS and DYFRS 120 N. Webb St. Webb City, Missouri Phone 150 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '58 A1110 Paris Compan WHOLESALE AND RETAIL AUTOMOTIVE SUPPLIES 302 E. Broadway Phone 40 Webb City, Mo. Nelson Hardware Company PAINTS, SPORTING GOODS, STOVES AUTHORIZED R H E E M DEALERS Webb City, Mo. Phone 17 ! SLICK'S WASHETTE Quick Service Laundry 918 W. Daugherty Phone 112 In DAVIS TIRES WIZARD BATTERIES M A M M E N' S WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Webb City, Mo. Phone 968 ' e L. Auto Parts Junk Pipe Webb City Iron and Metal CO. We Buy 'Most Anyth'i'ng 517 E. Broadway Telephone 9 Webb City, Mo. M. GETZ, Mgr. 510 N. Madison Webb City, Missouri ROOFING AND SIDING ALUMINUM STORM WINDOWS AND s'IIORM DOORS ALUMINUM, FIBER GLASS AND VYNAL AVVNINIGS BILL BOHNSTEDT Phone Webb City 193 P a. g e 1 0 0 l ' S- l ' r 1 1 THE FRIENDLY HRST' mrs IMI f Zawya! sf is F' or JOPLIN MW FOURTH AND MAIN Q JOPLIN, Mlssounl Whee1er's Shoe Shop SHOES and RE PAIRING 105 West Daugherty CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '58 ATLAS GARAGE 11 N Liberty Phon .246 Everything You Need In Lumber, Paint or Bui1der's Hardware WE DELIVER Home Lumber 8: Hardware Co 212 North Madison Phone 3,1 Webb City, Miss EVE IZLASTING VICTOR P Y e Gommum fy 'rom me woszo on eoo I5 QUICK AND POWERFUL' AND SHARP!! THAN ANY . 'rwosneeo swozo: Without a church ...HES 4-YZ would not be our Wish . . . and . churches without worshipping, A gl51lAN'?' working, and L gil GA ' praying people ff' ' would not bring W, 4 'ln about His kingdom THIS Gkurclzes of Gify To worship regularly For the Kingdom of God To work earnestly in our community and To pray sincerely world. go gg GALLVCIL Sulifjdy VVIQBB CITY NIINISTICRIAI, AILIANCIQ fm i ' ' if '5 C. E. GREGORY fi lDfO!aSS1'O,m! ljirectory A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A'A A'A'A'A'A'A'A'A'A'A'A'A'A'A'A'AAA'A'AI IVA'AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA Y II lr I 'I fl Office Ph. 21 Res. Phone 716 1E DR. JACK W. SNIDER OPAIAOMEAIARISAIA M S SLAUGHTER DO Phone 308 OSAIAEOPATIIY and SURGERY 1 VISUAL TR-'IINING - f- Sl'IECTACl.IiS 5 nuusumh minsr. Webb Cizy.M0, if if 305 W'Bmadway Webb City MO, 3, ' 3 Q .....I L -----A-- , -, , ,,.....,. - - - - - - - A f - - - - - -.1-,-.-.-. -,-.-.-J-X ----1 fu -V -- '-'W , I 'p , I I DR. FRED s. CARNEY I I 1 H os'rLsoPA'rlnC PHYSICIAN DUN I '51 , AND SURGEON , 'relephone 240 ' 024 west Bm.1way,webb City, Mo. 1E r 4 424 W- Daugherty Webb City, MU' El Phones: Office 231 Res. II6 ji - .............. , 5VAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAII fAAAA A A A A A A A A A A A A A AAAAAAAAAAAhg 3E DR. DARRELL E. MILLER 35 DR G L GREMS ll CH I ROPRACAIAOR DENTIST lg X-RAY A 004 W. Broadway Phone l7o0 31 307 W Bmadwav Phone 639 ft ji By Appointment Res. Phone I764 if jf A ' IE 1LA::::w -AAAA - A nxt Aint vAvAiAiA f ivkwA W T:-JIT ikxx: xvxw A if PARKWAY CLEANERS For Complete Cleaning Service Phone 81 414 W. Daugherty Webb City age 1 i Cjljusiness Directory f ...v 'I I ll STEVE TALBOTT BODY SHOP WRECKS REBUILT I PAINTING - - - GLASS INSTALLED ----- -,-4------- E us North Liberty cmias Garageb 11 Webb City, Mo. 1 Phone 74 Res. Phone 1839 f r r r r r r For those who sew And are in the know Q THE HOUSE OF FABRICS 634 is ..Ao ls the place to go. Main joplin, Mo. - J x.,.,' .',w.w.w.w. Y .,,,,,Wi'.w .w.w.w. .Y .v,w, v , v,w.v,v A ,v 1 A -, ....,, , A-LA-- ---------AA---A-------------1- ,,,,-----,, -1--- 1 - - ! R MSEYS joplin, Missouri The Districfs Quality Store Since 1890 ---- ----,,,,-,, 1 ,en -,,,,1L,,e,,,-----, K PPLE'S SERVI. E STATION 1029-IIBI Broadway GAS AQ OIL, OBILE PRODUCTS WASHI XG K GREASING SANDY KEPPLE Phone 686 4 A--- -----.L.--------,,,, ,,,-- ,I o's'- oA s '-s'o''Ao s ss's's 1 r ' -'---- '--- 5 MYERS, SCARBROUGH I r I r I AND BAKER CERTIFIED Punuc ACCOUNTANTS Webb City, Missouri Joplin, Missouri Fayetteville, Arkansas V r i r r r i P one 681 SHADWE I L'S SHOE SHOP in the Civic Theatre Building For Higb G ade Shoe Repairing At Very easonable Prices A Full Line of hoe Polishes and Laces I .AA. , ..e... A-E., - ,,,,,,,, , , v.,,,.. , ..,,,.,, - ,-,.,-...X 11.S-,-,-,,,,,.'.,,,:., - W Y ,,,,,,,, 3E EXPERT REFINISHING E'eCFfiCal Lighting Appliances Fixtures RUTHERFORD 4, UPHOLSTERY , I ii 502 S. jefferson Phone 486 GRAY S ELECTRIC SHOP 1, Webb City, Mo. gg Free Esfimefef 526 Joplin sr. Joplin, Mo. if K at H BAE-B-Q , U GEnt:1inePSouitheBn Pit Eirblecue 5 ' S 'sriiimg -egreiks 'C en S- KRESS Drive-In 81 Carry-Out Service ig C0- 101 N. ...S WALT 8: IANE MICKLE, Owners Phone 9635 0 W. Broadway Webb City ----u,A,-,,,,,, ss,-,,,,,,--2 'v se 110 fx., Jag W- it ,Business Directory f '-fsf-ff--'f-ff-f-f'-f---- 'x If -f'-- -fs' C if CHARLOTTE if BEAUTY SHOP ' CHAR1.o'rTE Howfuw, Owner LIPE WHOLESALE KL RE.TAIL MEAT CO. 1 Fim' Meats and Personal Service V 151.0155 FRIZZELI. 11 11 4 1, Phone 75 100 East Daugherty 1 41 X, 7 v 31 ses wen Third Webb City Ph.5Ul :Q 1: Webb Ury, MO. 1 ' ' f ' ' ' :: 'A 1 T'T'O::'A'O'A::'T'T'T'A 'T 'T 'T:'T:f: :'T'T'T::::'A: V 'A ' A 'A 'A ' , 1 ,X 1 NANCE FURNITURE II Slflz' Us zfoze 1zET1'151e BUYS 8x FINANCE CO. 1 I 1 11 HOBSON MOTOR CO. . . , . . Jo 'OBSIN 0 111r l-m11plvfc 1.1119 U1 l'ur111!11re, V 1 C H L ' L' L , AP P 1 'f 5 'md C 'f 'X 1E ff 515 N. 11111m,1vebb City Phone l63l Ik ii , , , , C , , , , , , , , , , , C , , ,.,,,,,x N V-,-,-,.A.-,-.-,A,-.1...,-,..-.-.-,-.-,-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.Cff,I-.-.A 12' 1' 1, 11 11 11 Compliments of fl if DOOLEY ROOFING AND WEBB CITY A' SIDING CO. BARBER SHOP Call 1870, Webb City 1, ll2 N, Main 1: ji DRY OT Night ix J' K T ' 'v IW 'I 'HW 1 '51 .F 71 li WEBB CITY PRODUCE 5 if Compliments of CECIL J. VEATCH .V Front. 1 AGENCY 1E Ill W. Daugherty Phone 108 ji REALTOR 'L J' fp The Store with tba Checkerboard E 4 1 C I W Y ,,,,C,,,,,,,v,,,,,,,C,,,,,,,C - ,-.,,,.,.,J X. 1 - ,XV M-- ,,---,,T,, ' -J Webb City Wholesale Grocer Co. 1005 W. Broadway Phone 140 Page 1351 -'Fw-me F ,JF I ,ff y p p Q NIJ A I M y fs ty, y n ot A I III X Z ii ' It f I'IIfVIf1f I K X Q Z ? 3F 4 Jim ' I Q I '-P , ? Q Ib llA hifi I i 'N I I' I I ,M y i S I I :mv A W PM If ' A X i f - I I y Qf rw .f -so X ll5T SQUILD YOUaBETTERANNU It's the GUARANTEE that counts. Proof of QUALITY that cannot be denied. It costs no more to work with a Yearbook Specialist. For more than thirty years BURGER-BAIRD has been producing the Guest Yearbooks in the Middle West. Let a BURGER-BAIRD representative help you with your next Yearbook. 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