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

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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

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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.