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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1959 volume:

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Paul Brooks and Miss Ginger Easley, Co-Editors of KING JACK, fzrerre nuzsters of cere- fznonies and gauzre the Prologue and Epilogzle fo the Offfltlllfllfltl Ceremony. The Queen was eroivned by Fred Syaencer, Student Rody President. A progfrcwn of nmsic, I7lILl I'QII'l'f1 I7l' IIIl'7I1'l', and song vwzs given 'in honor of the Queen. PROGRAM IN HONOR OF THE QUEEN Vocal Solo- Moments to Remember eeee, ,. .. teeeeeeee to ,,,,,,,t.l Fred Spencer Junior ,Trio- Out of the Dusk ,..ttt Sue Cahill, Joyce Wilson, Pat DeMoss Dance- TurtleWalk ...ttt..,,,,,, . t....,,t,.......,t...,t,,,,,le,e...,t,t,t.... Carole JOHQS Deep Purple ,,,,eeeeeeo oooooo.. S tudent Band, The Off Beats Page 8 MISS HARRIET GLASSBURNER MISS ANNE HUNTER Miss Harriet Glassburner, first Band Queen in the history of the high school, was crowned February 26, at an impressive Coronation ceremony held in the new auditorium. Leading the procession of the queen's attendants were Miss Kathy Sumpter and her escort, Gary Dawson. Miss Sumpter was followed by Miss Barbara Benson and her escort, Julius DeGraff. Next in the procession was Miss Glassburner, escorted by Gary Gilliam. Miss Anne Hunter followed, escorted by Bill Frizzell. The queen was crowned by Gary Cox, president of the Band. The Queen was chosen by secret ballot by the senior high student body. Page 9 0 lflfl Q 0 nz i n Ronnie Darby crowns Loretta Coleman Football Queen Miss Loretta Coleman was crowned 1959 Football Queen at the home- coming game with Aurora, on October 10. The Queen's attendants were Miss Nancy Rates, Junior, escorted by Dick Burrisg and Miss Mary Lou Legg, escorted by Ed Sumpter. The Queen was escorted and crowned by Ronnie Darby. 7 07710-C0l'l'l Cll'lC0 in Olll' lleefl 5 0ll0l' Page 10 NX w955 P4Q2f LU' goofgaf Queen f eljllfetfa KOLWI all ATTENDANTS u QQ Qs W' Qmb Q Page unior iglz Sweefkearf Queen Left to right: Lody Bartholomew, JoAnn Russell, Vicki Carter, Bobby Foster, Linda Barnes, Mike Kluba. The Junior High Sweetheart Dance was held February 13, 1959, in the high school cafe- teria. The Sweetheart Queen was chosen by a popular vote of the junior high students attending the dance. The seventh, eighth and ninth grades selected candidates from their classes for sweetheart queen. From the seventh grade: Bonnie Hall, Janice Wingo, and JoAnn Russell. From the eighth grade: Marilyn Bates, Linda Barnes, and Carolyn Bates. From the ninth grade: Sue Sheckells, Vicki Carter, and Carol Smart. The Queen was Vicki Carter, and her attendants were JoAnn Russell and Linda Barnes. Pageih ramaficfi pfayfi Ckuaduraf Mrs. Harris ,...,.,, Mr. Harris.. Ed Harris .... Mr. Gilman ......... Mrs. Tabor.. Millie Tabor ...A.... a 5 I .,........Lois Hutchinson ...,.....i....Steve Byers ..........Jerry Buchanan ..,.....Leroy Tiberghein ..,.......Ginger Easley ....,...,Sue Sheckells An Evening of Entertainment was presented by the Dramatics Club on November 4, high-lighting this org'anizati0n's activities for the year. Two very fine plays were presented, along with some excellent between-play entertainment. This entertainment was furnished by: Bobbie Sue Crowell-pantomineg Carolyn Craker-piano solog Becky Doolen and Carole Jones- Candid Camera , and by the high school band twirlers. uafa-guncAa .S?9inacA 1:17004 Jessie .....,,,.v,..... Pat Crutcher Bessie ...... Karolyn Shiveley Simpie ........... ..... M ike Baker Page 13 unior Oloereffa H140 O .sjmolfey H StandingfLeft to Right: Harold Benford, Ronnie Crutch- er, Vicki Carter, Albert Spencer, John Allen, Jerold Black, Carol Smart, Buddy Burris, Karen Johnson, Terry Howard, Garith Gonterman, Cheryl Tabor, Rusty Arbeit, Sharon McClellan, Betty Chenoweth, Tommy Davisson, Connie Lowe, Pat Miner, Bonnie Hall, Sally F erguson. Sitting'-Left to Right: Mike Hughlett, Gary Boyd, Linda Barnes, Terry Beautte, Sue Sheckells, Carol Culwell, Dickie Bond, Sandy Summers, Christine Erman, Sandra Wierman, Sandy Burris, Jo Anne Russell, Dorothy Crowell, Linda Giles. Page 14 enior Oper-effa Hmoongghf v CAST OF CHARACTERS Kitt McCart y y ..,.,.....,,,,.........A,,.....,...,,......,,,..,....,,,,,...... Sandra Kiser Mrs. Helen Randolph ...Y,.. Bunny Randolph ...l.,... Mrs. Claire Murray ,,,,....,., Mrs. Burleigh Mavor ,,.,..,r, ,....,...Donna Smith ,.....,.Jan Canady ....,.........Pat Wise . ...., Pat DeMoss Carroll Murray .,..,,......,...,... ..,,,,.... P at Johnson Consuelo Drake ,.....,Y,,....... .....,,Y,...,.,,,,..... S ue Cahill Norma Carmichael ,,..,...,. .,,,,.,... K arolyn Shively Georgia Elwood ,..,,,......, ,,,...r..,,,. G inger Easley Mrs. Thatcher ...,,....,.. ..,,.,... J an Saulbeamer Dean Randolph .....,..... .....,......., K eith Roney Sunny Culpepper ......,... Bradley Jones ...,........ Pole .........,....,.,....., .....,.,.,..,.......,,...,.. CHORUS Joyce Bennett Susan Degraffenreid Deloris Wilson Anne Hunter Mary Jon Hall Jerry Chester Dixie Hensley Frank Martin .......,.Don Johnson ,,........,....Gary King ,...,.,,Jim Davisson LeRoy Tiberghein Gary Brown Michael Baker My pearls! JI Page 15 l al'l'LatiC6 8l0CU ll'l'l2I'lt Left to right: Becky Doolen, Butch Merry, Reece Grissom, Carole Jones, Jess Gillard, Paul Restivo, Rose Blackburn, Patty Johnson, Richard Pratt, Dick Burris, Gaye King, Beverly Rowland, Bill Birkes. Pilome getting into mischief. Page 16 Agnes ,.,..... Pilome ....,. Herman Robert .,..., Wilfred Richard Ruthie ...... Orpha ......, Diana ..,.... Millie ....,,., June ....,,,,, Augusta Baxter ,..... CAST Student Directors Sandy Hildreth Anne Hunter ..,,,,....Gaye King ...,...Richard Pratt l.......Butch Merry ......,,Jess Gillard ....,..,Dick Burris ,.......,Bill Birkes ,,.......Carole Jones .......,Reece Grissom ......Patty Johnson ...Rose Blackburn Beverly Rowland ........Becky Doolen ..........Pau1 Restivo rin fa: ggurfain oin 7, lg 9 I 9 I0 Miss Irene Burgess ssA......,,,Aee..,.......,.,,ss,....eeeeese,,sss.sse., .....,., J anie Fisher Lorry CLorettaJ Fuller ...,,.r ........ T ina Carney Nancy Leveridge ...,......... ....s.. R eece Grissom Miss Carolyn Moran ..,.,.. ,,,,.... R ose Blackburn Miss Henrietta Rivers ...... ,.., Elsie Hunter ..,..,...,........ Sylvia Moore .,,..,, Janet Young .,,,,.. ,..Barbara Benson .l,.Kathy Sumpter s,.,.....Phyllis Munson Rosemary Conner Joan White ..........,,..... ........r A nne Hunter Kyle Roberts .........,..,.,,. ,.rr,r R ebecca Doolen Mr. Norman Carter ,,ee.,ll......... ,.rseee J erry Buchanan Andy fAndrewl Fullbright ...,,. ss.,... L eroy Tiberghein Jocko Guthrie ...............,........,.... eee,eee...... P aul Restivo Milt Sanders ............ e7.,.... R ichard Pratt Buck O'Hara .........,eer. ..,... G uy Bohnstedt Mr. Tony Peterson ..,........, ..r..... J ames Williams Mr. Richard Leveridge ....,,, ..,.,nJack Hughes Standing left to right: Butch Merry, Jess Gillard, James Williams, Martin Young, Guy Bohnstedt, Kathy Sumpter, Jack Hughes, Rose Blackburn, Becky Doolen, Rosemary Conner, Barbara Benson, Anne Hunter, Phyllis Munson, Beverly Rowland, Joyce Benett, Patty Johnson. Sitting left to right: Nancy Berry, Judy Harpole, Judy Merry, Carole Jones, Sandra Hildreth, Paul Restivo, Reece Grissom, Jerry Buchanan, Janie Fisher, Leroy Tiberghein, Tina Carney Schaeffer, Richard Pratt, Sandra Kiser, Dixie Fisher, Virginia Wagner, Sharon Carter, Donna Pratt. Page 17 e 0 :Serve Ckridfmafi The Christmas Dance with the theme of Winter Wonder- The Off-Beats played at their first dance land was sponsored by the King Jack Staff. The students decorated a Christmas tree in the halls. The Christmas spirit was well shared by all in the Webb City High Schools in the last few days before the dismissal for the Christmas vacation. The Boys' and Girls' Glee Clubs caroling in the halls. The Choir presenting the Christmas Cantata Page 18 .American legion Ora forica! Confeaf The American Legion Oratorical Contest was held this Winter with five high school students partici- pating. Each presented a five minute oration on the Constitution of the United States. Miss Becky Doolen received first place and competed in the county oratorical contest held at Carthage. Left to Right: P a t t y Johnson, Anne Hunter, Becky Doolen, Carole Jones, Beverly Rowland, Dixie Fisher. gmpire miafricf gzacfric goolfing gonfedl A yearly event at Webb City High School is the Empire District Electric Cooking Contest. It was held this fall at Carl Junction. Miss Phyliss Oliver was our representative this year. Rules of the contest set a thirty-minute time limit to prepare a meal for three, with a price limit of three dollars. 0l'l0l 0 The introduction of an Honor Roll system is just one of the many improvements Webb City High School has made this year. This system encourages scholastic achievement, as the student must have no lower grade than an S to qualify. Students who were on the honor roll all four quarters received a school letter in recognition of their achievement. 'E Each asterisk represents one quarter on the honor roll. SENIORS Jane Ann Bridgesiiii Stephen Byersif Tod Jesterwi' Tina Schaeffer? Garnet Richeylwt Violet Reidw' Patricia Shawti J UNIORS Susan Degraffen Betty Felkerwfii Allen Halliwell Karen Russellim Patricia Wiseii Carolyn Crakerii reidtid' SOPHOMORES J an Canadyfmii Harriett Glassburner Clarice Grissomwt Anne Hunteriiiit Oren Ringenii Kathy Sumpteri' Donald Tharpii Dave Allent Jack Stultsm FRESHMEN Bernita Degraffenreidtiii Sharon McClellanit Charles Moteikii Ron Robinson? Sue Sheckellsii Sharon Shepherd Carole Smartw Jim Steeleitw Sandra Summersiiiikil' Bill Waggonert Keith BeVieri'i Sharon McClellan? Nancy Hughesi' Judy Keys ' Page 19 uaicaf gn5em6L5 Mixed Quartette II Mixed Quartette I Left to right: Ann Hunter, Jim Dawson, Donna Fred Spencer, Pat Johnson, Jan Canady, Gary Smith, Susan Degraffenreid, Gary Dawson. Dawson. Sophomore Trio Boys Quartette Ann Hunter, Pat Johnson, Dixie Hensley, Jan Larry Goode, Jim Dawson, Fred Spencer, Gary Canady. Dawson. Junior Trio Joyce Wilson, Pat De Moss, AbsentfSue Cahill Page 20 N , amwxtmwmmwwswf Page 21 ur ew unior 3400! Our new Junior High School, located on the corner of Washington and First Street, is one of the fine examples of Webb City's ever improving school system. Bonds for this building were voted in the spring of 1958, construction began im- mediately, and the classes moved in in March of 1959. With the opening of the new building, congestion was reduced in the high school and the junior high students started receiving the benefits of a modern, well-equipped school building. A core class enjoys the benefit of a spacious well-equipped class room. 4 l Page 22 guifchng mahL5 lqfogredd A Junior High science class conducting experiments with their new modern equipment. One of the Junior High home economics classes, learning the art of making dresses. One of the core classes at work in their new class rooms. Page 23 wmv, f of SLAOJ The students of Webb City High School Wish to express their appre- ciation and thanks to two very fine groups of men for the great deal of interest which they have shown in us. Our thanks go to the Lions Club and the Jaycees, who com- peted in a benefit basketball game in February to provide the Whirl- pool Bath, pictured at left, which Dick Burris is shown using to treat an injury and which the athletic department has needed for many years. Cf? .Ng Shoo! .9 .fdcfion , M Af 4 , ' .. f' ' -. , ' ' 4 ' , I L ' . ,, y ' af8 gina Seated-from left to right: Jimmy Steele, Keith BeVier, Ronnie Robinson, Albert Spencer, Robert Waggoner, Mike Hughlett. isience Behind tableffrom left to right: Jim Triplett, Don Tharp, Jan Saulbeamer, Sherman Parsons, David Fisher, Larry Hoover, Merton Hopper. In front of tablcf-from left to right: Allan Hall, Vincent Giles, Mark Bisher, Tod Jester. P a g e 2 6 DRAMATICS CLUB Back rowfLeft to right: Richard Pratt, Michael Baker, Leroy Tiberghein, Jack Hughes, Steve Byers Ann Orr, Carol Smart, Sharon Bartholomew. Third row: Jess Gillard, Beverly Rowland, Mary Legg, Carolyn Craker, Sue Sheckells, Gretchen Todd Vicki Carney, Annie Hopper. Second row: Garnett Richey, Patty Howard, Gloria Davis, Ginger Easley, Dixie Hensley, Tina Carney Donna Pratt, Barbara Benson. Front row: Anne Hunter, Rebecca Doolen, Treasurer: Butch Merry, Vice Presidentg Janie Fisher, President, Barbara Farris, Secretary, Patty Johnson, Historian. v v v THESPIANS Back rowfLeft to right: Leroy Tiberghein, Keith Roney, Guy Bohnstedt, Jerry Buchanan, Butch Merry, Frank Martin, Jess Gillard. Fourth row: Richard Pratt, Gloria Davis, Beverly Rowland, Reece Grissom, Gaye King, Steve Byers, Johnny Goswick. Third row: Janie Fisher, Lois Hutchinson, Patty Wise, Kathryn Sumpter, Donna Smith, Tina Carney, Patty Johnson. Second row: Anne Hunter, Sandy Hildreth, Barbara Benson, Sandra Kiser, Rosemary Conner. Front Row: Virginia Easley, Treasurer, Rebecca Doolen, Secretary, Jack Hughes, President, Carole Jones, Vice President. Page jufure omema em of merica Seated on floor: Pat DeMoss tSongleaderD, Pat Crutcher tParliamentarianl, Dee Parkison. Seated: Garnett Richey tParliamentarianl, RoseEtta Rainey tSecretaryl, Rosemary Conner tPresidentr, Vicky Wiley tTreasurerb, Jane Anne Bridges tVice Presidentl, Dixie Fisher tReporterl, Sharon Riddle 1Historianl. Front row: Pat Shaw, Donna Smith, Sue Rayburn, Sandra Jewell, Judy Tappana, Barbara Benson, Linda Cornell, Pat Snyder, Shirley Hensley, Dixie Magee, Betty Felker, Stella Waggoner, Joyce Wilson, Barbara Redman, Mary Hall, Carol Hudson, Janet Manard. Second row: Pam Arbeit. Beulah Smith, Nancy Pickett, Lois Wolf, Jackie Daniels, Deloris Wilson, Thelma Camp, Jean Elliott, Donna Tabor, Joy Elliott, Judy Hensley, Helen Moss, Kay Dunlap, Delores Carpenter, Jo Ann Dart, Pat Allen, Mary George, Bobbie Crowell, Sharon Burwick, Patty Arnold, Violet Reid, Becky Miller, Paula Chinn. Third row: Carolyn Craker, Nancy Bates, Janie Fisher, Dorothy Crowell, Carol Arnce, Judy Etter, Mary Ann Wynne, Dorothy Rutherford, Elaine Hughlett, Dixie Hensley, Vivian Baker, Sharon Andress, Patty Triplett, Louise Berry, Paula Hayes, Sharon Pulley, Judy Smith, Judy Whitescarver, Donna Pratt, Virginia Waggoner. Back row: Carol Davis, Judy Lawrence, Sheryl Tabor, Gayle Beintende, Nancy Irwin, Connie Lowe, Claire Childress, Mary Legg, Margie Webb, Mrs. Lee, Mrs Wise, Cindy Tharp, Carol Daniels, Carol Pittman, Nancy Crockett, Shirlev Newby, Sharon Storm, Nancy Sterling, Vera Grant, Patty Mullins, Phyllis Munson. The Future Hoinemakers of America consists of high school girls who are enrolled in the home economics class. This group began their activities with their informal initiation of new members. Many of the girls attended the district F.H.A. meeting licld in Sarcoxie. They pre- sented Elvis Mesley and the Chipmunks , among many other amusing characters in an as- sembly presented for the Sr. Hi. students. Their true Christmas spirit was displayed when they distributed two Christmas baskets to the needy families. Their spring sock hop concluded their activities forthe year. In view of their many activities, one may be reminded of their motto: Toward New Horizons . Page 28 f' N cm ag Back row-left to right: Jim McCorkle, Terry Collier, Jerry Wynne, John Biggs, Jerry Buchanan, Ronnie Darby, Gary Dawson. Second row--left to right: Bill Frizzell, Jim Dawson, Ronnie Folle, Howard Gilliam, David Fisher, Richard Ytell, Max Barlow, John Goswick. Front row-left to right: Dean Simpson, Eddie Bates, Roy Copple, Guy Bohnstedt, Eddie Sumpter, James Wil- hams, Philip Armstrong. OFFICERS Guy Bohnstedt .,............,.,,,,..........,..... President Dick Burris ,,..,........ ........ V ice President Eddie Sumpter ...... ......,...,,........... S ecretary John Goswick ............,,.,.,,,..........,, Treasurer Howard Gilliam ,......,.,...... Sergeant at Arms The W Club is an honorary organization, which promotes good sportsmanship and citi- zenship between our school and other schools, sponsored for those boys who have proved them- selves outstanding in the field of athletics. To be eligible for membership these boys must meet certain requirements in one of the three major sports of Football, Basketball, or Track. The W Club of '59, under the sponsorship of Coach May, consists of 24 members, 11 of which were initiated in the annual initiation held on March 23rd. Some of the activities of the W Club this year have included: Sale of schedule cards for Football and Basketball, sponsoring the Annual Junior High Basketball Tournament, and, last but not least, the annual initiation. In reward for their fine sportsmanship and the fine exhibitions of their talents in various games, held throughout the year, the annual W Club banquet was held in their honor which completed the activities of the W Club for this year. Page 29 Garnett Richey and Steve Byers, by vote of the faculty and of the student body, best display the ideals of citizenship of the Class of 1959. Selection of the students to receive this award, which is spon- sored by the Daughters of the American Revolution a n d t h e American Legion, is based on de- pendability, service, leadership, and patriotism. Medals were pre- sented to them at the Honor as- sembly. Page 30 Ea! Saoria MJ Gfizenri Janie Fisher and Jerry Buchan- an were selected as the Babe Ruth Sportsmen of the Class of 1959. They were given this honor by a representative committee com- posed of student council members and faculty and the vote of the senior high student body. Selection for the Babe Ruth Sportsmanship Award is based on advancement of sportsmanship. Back row-left to right: Mr. Mills, Tod Jester, Lois Hutchinson. Second row-left to right: Allen Hall, Bill Frizzell, Steve Byers, David Fisher, Susan Degraffenreid, Linda Ferrell. Front row-left to right: Jane Ann Bridges, Violet Reid CSecretaryJ, Ginger Easley fVice Presidentl, .Richard Ytell tPresidentl, Garnett Richey fTreasurerJ, Paul Brooks. Wafionaf .jslonor Sociefg Membership in the National Honor Society, which was founded at Webb City High School in 1929, is one of the highest honors that the school can confer upon students. Selected from the senior class this year are Tod Jester, Paul Brooks, Stephen Byers, Jane Ann Bridges and Lois Hutchinson. Four other seniors who were mem- bers of the Society last year including Garnett Richey, Violet Reid, Virginia Easley and Richard Ytell, for a total of nine senior class members. Five members of the junior class selected for the honor are Allen Hall, Susan De- graffenreid, David Fisher, Linda Ferrell, and Bill Frizzell. The students are selected for membership in the National Honor Society from the upper scholastic third of their classes on the basis of Character, Leadership, Scholar- ship, and Service. Page enior .giuclenf Counci Bill Birkes .......,. ................. T reasurer Don Howard ........,,,Y,,,, Vice President Fred Spencer ..............,......... President Patty Howard ........,..i..,,........ Secretary Susan Degraffenreid ..,.....,.., Reporter This year the main project of the Senior High Student Council has been the purchase of fences for the campus. This is still a part of the landscaping program started last year. Another new project of the Council was the sale of student directories. These were made by the members and sold to the students. Again this year they also provided beautiful Christmas decorations for the second floor hall. This year for the first time our Student Council sent several representatives to the state meet at Springfield. Also this year the officers were elected by the student body rather than by the .Council itself as in the past. They were voted on last May and have served all this year offices. FIRST SEMESTER Back row: Jim Dawson, Steve Tarrant, Jim McCorkle, Phil Armstrong, Jerry Buchanan, Larry Weston, Jim Davis- son, Butch Merry. Third row: Glenda Elliott, Ronnie Dar- by, Dick Burris, Jack Stults, Mary Legg, Jan Cannady, Gaye King. Second row: Patty Johnson, Garnett Richey, Pat Snyder, Gary Brovxm, RoseEtta Rainey, Sharon Riddle, Lor- etta Coleman. First row: Patty Howard, Fred Spencer, Bill Birkes, Don Howard, Susan De- graffenreid. SECOND SEME STER Back row: Mike Easley, Steve Tarrant, Butch Merry, Phil Armstrong, Larry Weston, Jim Dawson. Third row: Albert Williams, Fred Spen- cer, Bill Birkes, Nancy Bates, Mary Legg, Ronnie Darby. Second row: Jim Tyndall, Glenda Elliott, Carole Jones, Susan Degraffenreid, Jack Stults, Don Howard, Johnnie Goswick. First row: Annie Hopper, Kathy Sump- ter, Loretta Coleman, Ginger Easley, Patty Howard, Gaye King, Sharon Riddle. Page 32 in their unior' .gtuolenf Kounci Left to right sitting: Sue Scheckells, Linda Barnes, Janice Wingo, Sharon Andress, Sharon Bartholomew, Gretchen Told, Nancy Hughes, Stan Byers, Jim Laster, Ralph Frizzell, Lodie Bartholomew. Left to right standing: George Ann Wolfe, Nancy Pickett, Mrs. Strickland, Sally Fer- guson, Deanie Packer, Sue Smith, Bobby Foster, Vernon Smith, Jim Sanders, Sam Davis, Paul DeWitt, Terry Beautt, Denny Spencer. Left to right: Ralph Frizzell, Reporter, Sharon Bartholomew, Quartermaster, Nancy Hughes, Secretary, Bobby Foster, President, Jim Laster, Vice President, Gretchen Told, Treasurer. The Junior High Student Council has endeavored to be of service to the school and faculty. At the meetings the general subjects of discussion are ways by which the campus may be kept attractive, improvements of the school, activities for the students, and friendly relationship between students and teachers. The Sweetheart Queen Contest and two other dances, which were very successful, were sponsored by the Council during the year. The sponsors of the or- ganization are Mrs. Strickland and Mr. Tharp. Page 33 olurary ant! ice .5241 A an 3400! gay lgafrog LIBRARY STAFF: Left to right- Sharon Riddle, Pam Arbeit, Tina Carney, Karolyn Shivley, Sharon McClellan, Gary Shel- ton. OFFICE STAFF: Left to right- Phyllis Oliver, Carole Jones, Donna Smith, Pat Snyder, Dor- othy Reid, Linda Ferrell. SCHOOL BOY PATROLS: Top row, left to rightfRex Smith, Jim Dawson, tStudent Spon- sor! Gary Shelton, 1CaptainJ Bobby Jewell, tLieutenantb Terry Day. Bottom Row - Michael Grissom, David Throop, Melvin Burgess. These groups assist the school in carrying out minor but important duties. The Library Staff assists Mrs. Goade in processing, charging, and shelving books, the Office Staff assists Mrs. Rumbley in the principals of- fice by picking up absentee slips, reading special announcements, and other chores that pertain to office Work. The School Boy Patrol puts out the school stop signs, assists students in crossing the streets, and directs traffic at school functions such as football games. P a g e 3 4 ing 96164 Standing left to right-back row: LeRoy Tiberghien, Guy Bohnstedt, Tod Jester, Richard Ytell, Keith Roney. Standing left to rightf-second row: Linda Ferrell, Sharon Riddle, RoseEtta Rainey, Patty Wise, Kathy Sumpter, Jan Canady, Reece Grissom, Bobbie Sue Crowell, Pam Arbeit, Carole Jones, Eddie Sumpter. Seated from left to rightffirst row: Allan Hall lphotographerl, Mike Easley lPhotographic Editorl, Steve Byers 4Business Managerl, Ginger Easley 1EditorJ, Paul Brooks 4Editorl, Garnett Richey lAccountantb, Nancy Bates lJunior Editorl, Violet Reid lCopy Editori, Not pictured: Becky Doolen 1Business Managerl, Jan Saulbeamer. We, the King Jack Staff, are proud to present the 1958-59 King Jack to the students of Webb City High School. We have worked to make this year's annual the best. We have worked at concessions, football games, sponsored dances, and sold ads to make this ycar's annual possible. We are proud to be the first, in our knowledge, to have a hard back cover. We hope you enjoy this new addition. So as we add another yearbook to our collection, we, the staff, are happy to have recaptured precious moments and happenings of the school year, through the King Jack of '58-'59. Co-editors Ginger Easley and Paul Brooks work on Business managers Becky Doolen and Steve Byers 3 Page 1aY0Uf- Correspond with advertisers. Page 35 Left to right: Gretehen Told, Marilyn Bates, Vicki Carney, Sue Sheekles lCaptainl, Carolyn Bates Sandy Burris. unior pepeffea Left to rightf- hack row: Dixie Whitworth, Carol Brown, Deanie Packer, Sheryl Walker, Vicki Mahurin, Dorothy Crowell, Sandy Burris, Lois Wolfe, Marilyn Bates, Dorothy Rutheiford. Fourth row: JoAnn Russell, Elaine Harrington, Cherry Moore, Sue Ruhurn, Cheryl Tabor, Sharon Malone, Patty Bates, Gale Beninlendi, Sheryl Byrd. Fhirfl row: Judy Lawrence, Suzanne Terry, Linda Giles, Gari Gaunterman, Judy Tappana, Maryann Wynn, Bonnie Hall, Dianne Davis, Janice Wimgo. Second row: Carolyn Bates, Linda Mays, Dorothy Edwards, Janet Craig, Sandy Summers, Sharon An- rlress, Vivian Baker, Paula Chinn, Georgia Thomas. Front row: Pat Miner, Christine lirnman, Vicki Carney, Gretchen Told, Sue Sheekles, Ann Orr, Sharon Bartholomew, Carole Smart, Sharon McClellan. Page 36 ,Q av, X R 2 ,W Q QB? enior- Kano! Standing lett to right: Garnett Richey, Mary Lou Ferguson, Lois Jean Hutchinson, Tina Carney, Pat DeMoss, Helen Moss, Beverely Polston, Beulah Smith, Lea Buddemeyer, Wanda Doke, Sharon Riddle, Warren Hood, Glenda Elliott, Mr. Hendricks. Third row-seated left to right: Deanna Crutcher, Gretchen Told, Sue Sheckles, Carole Smart, Linda Glassburner, Charles Mote, Allen Hall, Don Johnson, Bill Rich, Jim Davisson, Julius DeGrafl, Earl Dickson. Second rowfleft to right: Sharon Carter, Michael Baker, Don Tharp, Bobbi Crowell, Patty Crutcher, Kay Dun- lap, Keith Roney, Mike May, Bobby Jewell, Jim Tyndall, Terry Howard, Jeanean Weston. First row-left to right: Barbara Benson, Kathy Sumpter, Sandra Hildreth, Harriet Glassburner, Vicki Carter, Sharon Shepherd, Sharon McClellan, Karolyn Shivley, Anne Hunter. The Senior High Band, directed by Mr. Winford E. Hendricks, is a musical organization consisting of fifty members. They have participated in the Pittsburg Homecoming Parade and half-time ceremonies, the American Legion Fall Festival, at all home football games and the Mt. Vernon football game. They have presented a spring concertg they have chosen their first Band Queen this year, and they have sent several soloists and ensembles to the State Contests. Back row: Allen Hall, Reporter: Julius DeGraff, Vice President, Gary Cox, President, Front row: Sharon McClellan, Freshman Representativeg Karolyn Shivley, Secretaryg Kathy Sumpter, Sopho- more Representative. Page 38 enior Urcizefifra The Senior High Orchestra, under the direction of W. E. Hendricks, has represented our school in the contest in Lamar, performed several concerts at home and presented a beautiful Christmas program. Officers of Senior High Orchestra: Reporter, Sharon Rid- dleg President, Ginger Easley, Vice President, Nancy Bates, Secretary-Treasurer, Jeanean Weston, Fresh- man Representative, Gretchen Told. Left to right: Marva Martin, Helen Moss, Gary Brown, J an Saulbeamer, Allen Hall, Sharon Andress, Barbara Ben- son, Ginger Easley, Sharon Shepherd, Kathy Sumpter, Susan Degraffenreid, Sandy Hildreth, Sharon Mc- Clellan, Sandy Summers, Harriet Glassburner, Karolyn Shivley, Don Tharp, W. E. Hendricks, directory Linda Glassburner, Anne Hunter, Carole Smart, Wanda Doke, Gretchen Told, Keith BeVier, Nancy Bates, Bernita Degraffenreid, Jimmy Tyndall, Sue Sheckells, Terry Howard, Keith Roney, Cindy Tharp, Warren Hood, Mike May, Judy Keys, Lea Buddemeyer, Sharon Riddle, Bobby Jewell, Glenda Elliott, Bill Rich, Jim Davisson, Earl Dickson. Page 39 unior gan Lett to rignt-back row: Johnny Gregary, Bruce Bigley, Melvin Burgess, Mr. Hendricks, Patty Arnold, Georgianna Wolfe, Vivion Baker, Judy Tappana, Linda Collier. Third row: Mary Ann Pugh, Jonny Sue Legg, Linda Pittman, Paula Chinn, Larry Swingle, Sammy Davis, Jay Kosinski, Dennis Spencer, Jim Sanders, Dixie Whitworth, Mike Wright, Tommy Scott, Ronald Huff, Bill Lab- heart, Billy Pearson, Rusty Stafford, David Randles, Gary Hertwick, Ronnie Benward. Second row: Paul Dewitt, Sheryl Huff, Mary Ann Inman, Sally Ferguson, Kenneth Grasse, Gary Reese, David Troupe, David Hughes, Danny Dubry, Ervin Wilson, Tommy Davisson, Judy Etter, Linda Arnce. Front row: Donna Carter, Sandra Wierman, Vicki Taylor, Becky Miller, Dorothy Crowell, Sandra Jewell. -III- unior Orckmfra Left to right: Sharon Andress, Carolyn Bates, Kathy Meslin, Kathy Deal, Alberta Martin, Cynthia Tharp. Standing: Mr. Hendricks. P a g e 4 0 glue jwirkm THE BAND TWIRLERS Bobbi Sue Crowell 4Captainl, Kay Dunlap, Sharon Carter, Pat Crutcher, Barbara Benson lAsst. Cziptzlinl. THE BAND MAJORETTE Karolyn Shivley, algae! Qui' arclzing Kano! THR FLAG TWIRLERS Garnett Richy 1Asst. Cziptainl, Kathy Sumpter, Mary Lou Ferguson, Lois Hutchinson, Tina Carney lCz1ptz1inl, Pat DeMoss, Helen Moss, Beverly Polston, Beulah Smith. Page 41 ir A , ana! gags , Le Front row: Anne Hunter, Patty Johnson, Karolyn Shivley, Barbara Henson, Sandia Kiser, Sharon Riddle, Pat Crutcher, Annie Hopper, Sharon Carter, Linda Ferrell, Joy Elliott, Dixie Hensley, Kay Dunlap, Garnett Richey, Harriet Glassbu1'ner, Carla Gamble, Dee Parkison. Second row: Saundra Simpson, Carol Hudson, Dixie Fisher, Kay Chenoweth, Barbara Ferris, Mary Lou Ferguson, Judy Hensley, Shirley Hensley, Patty Howard, Phyliss Pickett, Anna Marie Reid, Pat Shaw, Barbara Redmon, Carolyn Craker, Susan Degraffenreid, Thelma Camp, Wanda Doke. Third row: Eileen George, Mary Jon Hall, Kathy Sumpter, Gaye King, .loyee Bennett, Pat Wise, Ginger Easley, Jean Elliott, Dawna Tabor, Joyce Black, Gloria Davis, Janet Yost, Violet Reid, Beverly Rowland, Mardella Whitmus, Virginia Waggoner, Jan Saulbeamer, Jan Canady, Sue Cahill,Janie Fisher. Fourth low: Glenda Elliott, Donna Smith, Reece Grissom, Beverly Polston, Phylis Oliver, Judy Baum, Pam Arbeit, Phylis Munson, Margaret. Webb, Pat Allen, Lea Buddemeyer, Doris Keithley, Helen Moss, Bobbi Crowell, Pat Delvioss, Dixie Magee. Jeanean Weston, Rose Blackburn, Sandra Talbott, Mary Legg, Nancy Bates. Front row: Allen Hall, Sherman Parsons, Chailes Surface, Jerry Huddleston, David Fisher, Larry Goode, Jerry Chester, Jim Dawson, Franklin Buchanan, Gary King, Second row: Jerry Fisher, Richard Pratt, Denny Smith, Bruce Waegoner, Keith Roney, Fred Spencer, Gary Brown, Johnnie Goswick, Bill Frizzell. Third row: Eddie Sumpter, David Perry, Paul llrooks, Jack Hughes, Frank Martin, Gary Dawson, Butch Merry, Don Johnson, Steve Tarrant, Steve Byers, Richard Ytell, Roy Copple. Fourth row: O. J. Ringen, Jim Tyndall, Jim Smith, Phil Armstrong, Guy Bohnstedt, Larry Weston, Jerry Bu- chanan, Jiin McCorkle, Mike l'Iasley, .lim llavisson, Leroy 'l'iberghein, lilddie Hates. Page 42 je 0l lfl5 Back row: Jean Elliott, Patty Howard, Mardella Whitmus, Pam Arbeit, Phyllis Oliver, Lea Buddemeyer, Don Johnston, Gary Dawson, Leroy Tiberghein, Jerry Buchanan, Guy Bohnstedt, Phil Armstrong, Jim Davison, Jim McCorkle, Steve Tarrant, Sandra Talbot, Jan Saulbeamer, Jan Canady. Third row: Patty Wise, Joyce Bennett, Donna Smith, Beverly Polston, O. J. Ringen, Stephen Byers, Jack Hughes, Frank Martin, Jim Tyndall. Keith Honey, Fred Spencer, Eddie Bates, Nancy Bates, Sue Cahill, Susan De- graffenreid, Pat DeMoss, Wanda Doke. Second row: Kathy Sumpter, Karolyn Shivley, Linda Farrell, Barbara Farris, Ginger Easley, Kay Chenoweth Johnnie Goswick, Richard Ytell, Roy Copple, Gary Brown, Phyllis Pickett, Carolyn Craker, Joyce Black. Front row: Anne Hunter, Pat Johnson, Mary Jon Hall, Sandra Kiser, Allen Hall. Jim Dawson, Jerry Chester, Larry Goode, Sherman Parsons, Dixie Hensley, Kay Dunlap, Garnett Richey. Accompanist: Eleanor Gibbions , I The Choir, under Mr. Wayne A. Law- son's direction, is made up of members of both Boys' and Girls' Choruses. This year they presented a spring concert, a Christmas Cantata, and an Operetta. The Choir visit- ed the Carthage, Lamar, Monett, and Mount Vernon Schools where they presented assem- bly programs. The Boys' Chorus, under the direction of Mr. Lawson, attended a contest and took part in caroling in the halls at Christmas. There are more than eighty-five girls in the Girls' Chorus. This year they partici- pated in the operetta, sang carols in the halls, and entered the music contest. Page 43 .7 PQJAIWCLH g00fA6Lf QCLIWI, Back row- left to right: Ralph Frizzell, Steve Smith, Wayne Hodges, Buddy Burris Second rowfleft to right: Eddie Younger, Jim Laster, John Vest, Ronnie Robinson Dan Burk and Coach Garrison. Bottom row-left to right: Harold Benford, Stanley Byers, Buford Tyndall, Calvin Gonterman Mike Young George Huffman, Leonard Hughes. Webb City 62 Webb City 62 ..,.,... Webb City 14 Webb City 34 ...t..,o Webb City 36 SCORE S .,....,.,,,,...,Lamar 6 Carl Junction 6 ,,...,,,........Joplin 20 tt...,,.Neosho 13 Carthage 6 Page 44 UAQ .7 QCtlflfL Back row-left to right: Joe Simpson, David Powell, Max Barlow. Middle row: Coach Elder, Mack Tappana, Jack Stults, Douglas Packer, Spencer Powell, Terry Collier, Jim Burk Bill Rich. Bottom row: Gary King, .lim Lassiter, Dean Simpson, Jim Triplett, Cecil Goddard, Mike Copple, Bruce Waggoner Kneeling: Wayne Williams, Student Manager. SCORES Webb City 6 .......,i ,.............. ,..,,,. C a rthage 25 Webb City 6.. ....,... Neosho 0 Webb City 18 .......... ........., N eosho 12 Webb City 13 .i....... Carthage 19 Webb City 0.. ....,....... Lamar 14 Page 45 W Nu Q., z 'Q ik sb . sfx? f xkwovyb mf ww' 'im gm. ,Q 9 SIM i' qua Back row--left to right: liddie Surnpter, Johnnie Goswick, James Williams, Bill Frizzell, Richard Ytell. Middle row: Bert Huffman, Eddie Bates, Howard Gilliam, John Biggs, Guy Bohnstedt, Tom Byler, Gary Cox, Coach May. Bottom row: Roy Copple, Dick Burris. Bill Birkes, Phillip Armstrong, Ronnie Darby, Gary Dawson, Jerry Wynne. Webb City Webb City Webb City Webb City Webb City Webb City Webb City Webb City Webb City Webb City SCORES BIG NINE STANDINGS .A ,..,, Carl Junction 6 Neosho ,.,,....,,.......Lamar 7 Lamar .,..,..i.,.,Monett .....,.,.Cassvi1le ..,,,,,.,,,.,...Aurora Vernon ,,,,,,,,,,..Ca1'thage ,,,,..,,.,Pierce City ,,,,,,,,,,.Nevada ,,,,,,,,,Neosho 14 Carthage 13 Aurora 20 Nevada 13 Webb City 34 Monett 13 Cassville 13 Mt. Vernon 20 Page 47 unior Malaga? Webb Webb Webb Webb Webb Webb Webb Webb Webb Webb Webb Webb Webb Webb Page 4 City City City City City City City City City City City City City City 8 A TEARI RECORD Scores 53 ,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,, , , ,. ,,,,.,, ,, ..,.,. ,,,,.,,, C zirterville 40 ,,,,,,, , ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,Miami 49 ,,,,,,, ..,Carl Junction 48 ,,,,,,,, ,,.. Carthage 41, ,,,., ,,,,,,,,, P ierce City 57 ,Y,,,,, .,,,... C zirterville 35, ,,,, tt..,,,. P ieree City 57 ,,i,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, N eosho 313 47 ,,,,,,, ,,,,.,,,,, J oplin North 40 58 ,,,,,i,, ,, ,,,t,,.,..t Czirthage WEBB CITY TOURNAMENT 62 ,,,,Y,,,, ,,,, .... A , .,.....,,,, . ,,,,,,,,, ,Jasper 83 Y,.Y,,.,.,..,,.,.. . ,...,.,...,.,,,.,,, ,,... , .Y.,,,, NI t. Vernon 57 ,,,,,,, ,,,,, , ,,,,,,,Y,,,.t,, Carterville ti3 ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,t,,, S pi-ingfield Parkview Webb Webb Webb Webb Vfebb Webb Webb Webb Webb Webb City City City City City City City City City City Left to right: Steve Ferguson, Student Manager: Perry Lasater, Harold Benford, Danny Burk, Bob Foster. Ronnie Robinson, John Vest, Steve Smith, Dearl Jarnagin, Jim Laster, Wayne Hodges, Stan Byers, Buddy Burris, Albert Spencer, Student Man' ages. Left to right: Klaty Pyle, Don Lofton, Mike Kluba, Dickie Bond, Dickie King, Bill Demery, Ronald Benvvard, Jonnie Allen, Marion Fisher, David Wziggoner, Jackie Divine, Claude Di- vine, liddie Long. B TEAM RECORD Scores 20N , , ,,,,,,,.,.r,....,. ....,... C arterville 18 22 ,,,,,,,,, ,,,i,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,r,i, M i ami 16 10 ,,,,,,,,, .....r.... C arl Junction 29 13 ,,,,,,, H .,.. .....,,.,,, C arthage 40 22 A,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,.,r P ierce City 23 17 ,,,,,VV , ,,,,,,,,,,,, Carterville 24 23, ,1,,, ,, ,..,,.. Pierce City 24 UARTHAIRE TOURNAMENT 450 ,,,,,,,, , ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,1,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,r,,,...,... N eosho 31 47 ,,,,,,,,, ........ J oplin North 39 58 ,,,,,,,, irr...... C arthage 30 66 77 Z? Z?afiLef6a Left to right: Gary King, Max Barlow, Jack Stults, Bill Rich, Steve Tarrant, Don Tharp, Larry Goode, Coach Elder, Maurice Madden, Julius DeGraff, Steve Smith, Jerry Damer, Ralph Frizzell, David Powell, Mac Tappana. WE THEY ikldamar ,,., ,,,l,,, 4 6 47 :kMonett .,,,...,,,,,... ..,i.,, 4 7 25 Carl Junction ,..,. ,,,,,,, 4 0 38 i:Cassville ........,.. ,,,.,,, 5 4 42 :fAurora ..,,,.., ,,,l,,, 4 1 39 Altamont ,,,,., ,,,.,l, 4 7 40 :f:Mt. Vernon ..,.,.........,. ,,,.,.. 5 2 58 'tConference Games Parkview ..., Carthage ,,,,,,, Altamont ,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, Carl Junction Nevada ,. Neosho ,,,.. Carthage i.,,.. ,,,,,,,, Joplin ,..i,,,. .. 62 68 58 51 41 66 70 54 Page 49 5748 Wegll, 6LI 1f RRY BUCHANAN PHILLIP ARMSTRONG JERRY WYNNFI JOIIN BIGGS JAMES WILLIAMS Center Forward Guard Forward Guard Senior Junior Junior Senior Junior 6' 5 tl' 0 ti' U ti' 4 5' 7 The Webb City High School Cardinals got their '58-'59 season off to a flying start by capturing first place in the Mount Vernon Invitational Tournament from the Lamar Tigers. The Cardinals, continuing their winning streak and boosted by the public, raced on to win conference games from Lamar, Monett, Cassville, Aurora, Mount Vernon, and right up to Carthage who was then our elose rival for the Championship of the Big Nine Conference. Playing under a handicap, the Cards played a very good game, but were unable to hold the Car- thage Tigers. Not giving up their confidence or their old School Spirit the Webb City Cardinals streaked on to win games from Altamont, Carl Junction, and then Nevada, to come face to face with Neosho with whom we were tied for second place in the Big Nine Conference. The Webb City-Neosho game proved to be one of the most exciting games in Webb City's basketball history. The game was close and could have toppled for either side right on to the very last seconds of the game, when Jerry Buchanan dunked in a field goal and Webb City won the game 49-48. This same night, Carthage suffered a loss at the hands of the Nevada Tigers, thus making Webb City and Carthage co-champions of the Big Nine Conference, with Neosho and Nevada taking back seats. Inspired by their good fortune, Webb City moved into the Class L Regional Tournament with much enthu- siasm and confidence. In the opening games Webb City trounced over Nevada to meet Joplin in the semi-finals. The Joplin Eagles, not expecting a close contest, were caught off their guard and were given a run for their money. Webb City, playing magnificent ball, gained the first lead and kept it right on up to the third quarter, when the lead changed hands many times and the game grew very tense for all those involved. The Cardinals held them right on to the last second when it appeared that the game would end a tie. However, one of the Joplin Eagles finding an opening made a basket and gave Joplin the victory. The '58-'59 basketball season proved to be a very highly successful season for Webb City since our real contenders, the Joplin Eagles, placed second All-State. May we look forward to our next season and hope that it proves successful as the '58-'59 season has been. For Jerry Buchanan the season was capped by his being named to the All-Conference Team. P a g e 5 0 U v eanfl 50549 Left to right: Bill Frizzell, James Williams, Jim Dawson, Terry Collier, Jerry Wynne, .Terry Buchanan, Coach Henry May, John Biggs, Phil Armstrong, Jim McCorkle, Ronald Folie, Johnny Goswick. SCORES TOURNAMENT SCORES CONFERENCE STANDINGS We Tha Mt. Vernon Invitzltional 5 Cwchamps Won Lost i:Lamar ,,.,..,.,.,...... .,,....., 6 3 :'1M0nen ,,,,,, I .,,,.....e..., ,a,,,a,,, 6 4 43 Blueye Q56 Thjgi 1. Webb City ooaoa aoa,,,,,,, 7 1 ,,,g3gLQfHQCU so -'--'-- , clever- ,.i.... .,....,.i, 6 7 37 1. Carthage .... ,.,.,. . .J 1 QFAUFOFH ,,,,,,....... ,,,,,,,,, 7 7 40 ! 5322219 eee ee'eA 'e eA'eA 'e 'eA 3. Neosho ...... i,ii,i.i,., 6 2 Alt' 1 ....... ......... 6 4 41 -AABA4AA-A-A-'--BBAA--A-BAeAA-AeA'AB'f-B-- ' . . 'fMf.drSg?n0n Akyrlrr -,--A,A-- 5 7 57 A Miller Invitational ' F 4- CUSSVIUQ ' -'---f---'- 5 5 aww gg Z6 4444 sseess 4 4 a age .........,... ,,,,,,,,, . ---,------ --'--- ---'---------- - - Y Altamont ...,........,,, ........ 5 8 50 Lama? ------- --'---A-- 7 51 5. Lamar .,.,.. .,.....,,. 4 4 Carl Junction AVVKVK ,---,A,-- 5 5 46 Dadeville 1....,.,.,...,.,....,.,...,,..,1,... 63 55 M Q X +NeVada --------------A --------- 5 4 47 Regional Tournzlmenj. 7' Onett 'i i 7 b i1Neosho ...........,,.1.1,.,1,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ikCarthage .............1.,.1.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 1i:Big 9 Conference Games Nevada ----ww--ffVYY---f---f'--'----'--'---'--- 69 8. Aurora 1,1,,.1, ,, , ,,,,,1,,, ,1 7 49 48 40 65 38 Joplin ,.,1..,1.,11.,,,1,1...1,1,.,a,aaa.1a..,..,.. 42 44 Neosho ....,,,,,,....., ,..,,,.,,,.,,..,.,.,...,, 5 0 57 9. Mt. Vernon ., ,.,. ,.,,,.,,,, 1,0 8 Page BASEBALL AND TRACK ROLL IN AS BASKETBALL MOVES OUT Magda! Back row-left to right: Jim Burk, Jack Stults, Dearl Jarnigan, Steve Smith, Buford Tindell, Julius De Graff, Coach Elder. Second roweleft to right: Chuck Raush, Cecil Goddard, Calvin Gaunterman, Roy Copple, Erran Di- vine, Joe Hughlett, Ed Sumpter. Front rowfleft to right: Danny Burk, Harold Benford, George Welch, James Williams, Stanley Byers, Doran Haggard, Gary King. jrac I Back rowfleft to right: Coach May, Jerry Fisher, Ralph Frizzell, Vincent Giles, David Powell, Charles Thornbcrry, Mike Copple. Second rowfleft to riqht: Jim Laster, Jim Triplett, Ronnie Robinson, John Vest, Don Tharp, Terry Collier, Jerry Damer. Front rowfleft to right: Max Barlow, Bill Rich, David Fisher, Jim McCorkle, Bill Frizzell. age 52 W in! A V ,,,,,,, W-, D W K .X , A f 5 E .glue Kiowa o 559 ave Page 54 OFFICERS President ,,........ .... J erry Buchanan Vice President ..., ..... S tephen Byers Secretary .,........ Phyllis Oliver Treasurer ..,. Gary Cox Cox, Oliver, Byers, Buchanan JACK HUGHES: Dramatics Play '57: Junior Class Play '58: Spring Play '59: llramatics '56-'59: Opeiretta '56-'57: Glee Club and Choir '57-'59: Band '56: Thespians '57-'59s C. 0. E. '5R RICHARD YTELL: Junior Class Play '5X: Student Council '56, '58, President '58: Gleu Club and Choir '57-'59: Band and Orchestra '56-'57: National Honor Society '58- '59: President '59: King Jack Staff '59: Football '56-58: Basketball '5'7: Track '56: Golf '57-'58: W Club '59: Thespians '59 I EDDIE SUMPTER: Student Council '56, Vic-P President: Orchestra '56- 57: Glee Club '57-59: King Jack Staff '58-'59: Foot- : ball '56-59: Baseball '59: Basketball '56-58: Track '56-57: W Club '57-'5!l: Golf '57-'59: Sophomore Presiclvnt: Science Club '59: Reporter, '59. SHARON SMITH: Ops-retta '56: Glee Club '57-'58: Orchestra '56-'572 Band '56-'57: Student Council '56: Pep Club '56-'57 FRED SPENCER: Student Council '57-'59: Gloe Club and Choir '57-59: Band '56-'59: Treasurer '58s Boys' Quartet, Clari- net Quartet. Mixed Quartet: President of Student Body '59 LARRY STEELE : LARRY WESTON: Student Council '59: Glee Track '57: Orchestra '56-'58: Band '56-58: Saxo- phone- Quart-et '57. Club '59: Basketball '56: ALBERT WILLIAMS : At Can-tl-rville, '5fi: Class Secretary, Band, Basket- ball :md Football Student Manage-r, Clarinet Quar- tet. '57: Band, Class Reporter, Student Council '58: At Webb City, '59, Orchestra, Band, Science Club: M. U. Curators' Recognition MARTIN YOUNG: ow QQCAQLJ we ime EDDIE BATES 1 Junior Class Play '58: Glee Club and Choir '57-'59: Football '56-'59: Basketball '56g Baseball '59g Track '56, '58-'59: W Club '57-59 JUDY BAUM : At Salem, Mo. '56: Mixed Chorus, Pep Club, F.H.A.: At St. Louis. Mo. '58: Mixed Chorus: At Webb City, '59: Glee Club. Pep Club JOYCE BENNETT: Operetta '56, '59: Glee Club and Choir '57-'59: Orchestra '56- '57 NANCY Substitute Flagtwirler '59 JOHN BIGGS: Football 'sen Baskz-tball 'ss-su: '-W Club '5s-'5s1 BILL BIRKES : Fall Play '59: Student Council '58-'59: Treasurer '59: Glee Club '57-'58: Football 256359: Basketball '56-'57: Track '56- '57g W Club '58-'59 JOYCE ANN BLACK: Glee Club and Choir '57-'59g Cardinal Notes '58-'59: Pep Club '56-'59 ROSE FIDLER BLACKBURN: Fall and Spring Plays '59: Glee Club and Choir '57-59 GUY BOHNSTEDT : Spring Play '59: Student Council '57g Glee Club and Choir '57- '59: Band '56-'57: King Jack Staff '59: Football '56-59: Co- captain '59: Baseball '58-'59: Basketball '56: Track '56, '58-59: W Club '58-59, President '59g Thespians '58-'59: Junior Class President: Boys' State JANE ANN BRIDGES: Cardinal Notes '58-'59: Secretary '59: Quill and Scroll '58-'59: Pep Club '56-'59: F.H.A. '57-'59, Vice President '59: National Honor Society '59 PAUL BROOKS : Student Council '57-'58: Glee Club '58-'59: King Jack Staff '58-'59. Co-editor '59 JERRY BUCHANAN : Dramatics Club Plays anl Spring Plays '59: Student Council '58-'59: Dramatics Club '59: Glee Club and Choir '57-'5!J: Orchestra '57-'58: Band '56-'58: Clarinet Quartet '57: Baseball '58-'59: Basketball '56-'59: W Club '58-'59g Art Club '59: Senior Class President, Boys' State DICK BURRIS : Fall Play '59: Student Council '58-'59: Glee Club and Choir '58- '59Z Football '56-'59: C0-captain '59: Track '56-'5'7: W Club '57-'59, Vice President '59: Thespians '59: Sophomore Class Vice President PAT BUSICK: STEPHEN BYERS: Dramatics Club Play '59: Student Council '56: Dramatics '59: Glee Club and Choir '58-959: Orchestra '56-'58: String Trio '57: String Quartet '58g Violin Solo '56-'58: Cardinal Notes '59g King Jack Staff '58-'59g Business Manager '59: Thespians '59Z Senior Class Vice President: Best Citizen Award '59: Na- tional Honor Society '59, M. U. Curators' Recognition Page 55 ,naw P75 4 40 Page or jkeir gxif LEFT TO RIGHT TINA CARNEY SCHAEFER: Spring Play '59: Operetta '56-'57: Glee Club and Choir '57- 259: Flagtwirlers '57-'59, Captain '59: Dramatics '57-'59 LORETTA COLEMAN: Al. Carthage. Mo. '57: French Club, Pcp Club, At Webb City '59: Sturlvnt Council, Pc-p Club, Football Queen ROSEMARY CONNER: Spring Play '5SI: Dramatics '57-'59: Glee Club '57: Cardinal Notes '53-'5EP: Tl'6?lSLll't-'l' '59: Quill and Scroll '58-'59: F.H.A. '53-'59, Presirle-nl. '593 Thi-spians '58-'593 King Jack Queen At- tendant '59 ROY COPPLE : Glee Club and Choir '58-'59: Orchestra '56-'5T: Band '56-58: Football '58-'59: Basketball '58 LINDA CORNELL: Pep Club '57: 1 .H.A. '57-'59: Substitute Iflagtwirler '59 GARY COX: Football '56-'591 llaskutball '56: Track '56: Band '56-'57, '59, President '59, Sophomore and Senior Class Treasurer KAREN DAMER: Student Council '57-'59: Sizcretary '52-4: Clee Club '57-'5S: Pep Club '57-'59g Chr-erlezuler '58-'59 RONNIE DARBY : Student Council '59: Football '56-'59: Baseball '5'7: Basketball '58-59: Golf '58: Track '56-'57s W Club '59: Art Club '59 GLORIA DAVIS: Dramatics '57-'5El: Glee Club '57-'59: Cardinal Notes '58-'59, President '59: Pep Club '56-'59g Thespians '58-'59 EARL DICKSON: Operctta '5fi: Gln-e Club and Choir '57-'58: Boys' Quartet '58: Orchestra '56-'59: lianri '56-'59 REBECCA DOOLENZ Dramatics Play '57: Junior Class Play '58: Fall and Spring Play '59: Stumlvnt Director of Senior Play '58: Dramatics '57- '59, 'I're-asurer '5!l: Glee Club '57-59: Cardinal Notes '58-'59C King Jack Staff '58-'59, Business Manager '59: Pep Club '56- '58: Thespians '57-'59, Sc-cretzwy '59: American Legion Ora- torical Conte-st Winner, '59 GINGER EASLEY: Dramatics Play '57, '59, Junior Class Play '58: Dramatics '57-'59, Vice President '5X: Student Council '59: Operetta '59: Glee Club '57-59: Choir '59: Orchestra '56-'59, President '59C String: Quartet, String Dum-t. Violin Solo: King Jack Staff '58- '59: Co-Enlitor '5tl: Pep Club '57-158: Cardinal Notes '58-'59: Quill Sz Scroll '58-'5!l: The-spiana '58-'59: Treasurer '59, Na- tional Honor Society '58-'59: Vice President '59 JUDY FAIR: MARY LOU HOOD FERGUSON: Dramatics '57-'59: Glee Club '57-'59: Cardinal Notes '57-'59: Pep Club '56-'59: Flastwirlc-rs '59-'59 DIXIE RUTH FISHER: Student Council '58, Dramatics '58-'59: Glee Club '56-'59, Rep- resentative '5Sl: Accompanist for Boys' Quartet, Mixed Quar- tet, Junior and Senior Trio: Cardinal Notes '59: Pep Club '56-'59: Flagtwirlers. '57: F.H.A. '59, Reporter: Thespians '59 ..9nfo jlzeir elaarafe LEFT 'ro RIGHT JANIE FISHER: Junior Class Play '58: Spring Play '59:: Student Council '58: Dramatics '57-'59: Glee Club '56-'59: Pep Club '56-'59: Cheer- leader '56-'59, Captain '59: F.H.A. '59: Thespians '58-'59: Foot, ball Queen Attendant '57: Kim: Jack Queen Attendant '59 JESS GILLARD : Junior Class Play '58: Student Director of Fall Play '59: Dramatics '59: Football '56: Thespians '58-59 GARY GILLIAM2 Track '56: Band '56 HOWARD GILLIAM: Football '56: '58-'59: Track '56: W Club '58-'59: Glee Cluli '59: Junior Class Treasurer J OHNNIE GOSWICK : Junior Class Play '58: Student Council '56-'57: Glee Club and Choir '57-'59, Vice President '58, President '59: Football '56- '59: Basketball '56-'58: Track '56-'59: W Club '58-'59: Golf '56-'59: Thespians '59 ELAINE HUGHLETT: Pep Club 'seg F.H.A. '59 LOIS HUTCHINSON: Junior Class Play '58: Dramatics Play '5B: Dramatics '57-'59C Flagtwirlers '59: Quill and Scroll '58-'59: Cardinal Notes '58: Pep Club '56-'58: Band and Orchestra '56-'57: Thespians '58- '59: National Honor Society '59 TOD J ESTER: Student Council '56: President Jr. High Student Body '5fi: Cardinal Notes '59: King Jack Staff '58-'59: Assistant Busi- ness Manager '58: Debate '56t Science Club '59: President: National Honor Society '59: M.U, Curators' Recognition RONALD JOHNSTON: C.0.E. '58 CAROLE JONES: Junior Class Play '58: Fall Play '59: Student Council '59: Drarnatics '56-'58: Glee Club and Choir '57-'58: King Jack Staff '57-'59: Pep Cub '56-'59: Thespians '58-'59, Vice Presi- dent '59, Cardinal Notes '58 GAYE KING: Junior Class Play '59: Dramatics '58: Student Council '56, '59, Secretary '56: Glee Club '57-'59: Pep Club '56-'59: F.H.A. '59: Thespians '59 SANDRA KISER2 Dramatics Play '57: Dramatics '56-'59: All-State Chorus '58: Glee Club and Choir '56-'59: Operetta '56-'59: Jr. High Oper- etta Student Director '59g Cardinal Notes '58: Pep Club '56- '59: Cheerleader '59: F.H.A. '59g Thespians '57-'59: King Jack Queen Attendant '59 FRANK MARTIN : Operetta '58-'59: Glee Club and Choir '57-'59: Mixed Quartet '59: Band and Orchestra '56-'58: Basketball '56: Track '56- '57: Thespians '59: Boys' State '58 DON MEANS: JOHN MORRIS: Football '56: Student Council '56 rl Page 58 0 le LEFT 'ro RIGHT PHYLLIS PICKETT: Glee Club and Choir '57-'59: Senior Trio '59: Orchestra '56- '5X: String Quartet '57: Pep Club '56-'59: Vice President '58 JERRY NOEL: PHYLLIS OLIVER: At Joplin '56-'58: Operetta, Choir, Red Cross Representative, Y-teens, Palette and Brush Club: At Webb City '59: Senior Secretary, Choir and Glee Club BEVERLY POLSTON: Glee Club and Choir '57-'59: Orchestra '56-'5B: String Trio, Quill and Scroll '58-'59: Cardinal Notes '58-'59: Secretary '59: Flagtwirler '58-'59 JIM POWELL: DOROTHY REED: At Linden, Ala., F.H.A, '56 JIMMIE REED: At Linden, Ala., Basketball 'ssc F.F.A. Boys Club '56 VIOLET REID : Student. Council '56: Reporter: Glee Club '58-'59: National Honor Society '58-'59: Secretary '59: Cardinal Notes '59: Kim: Jack Staff '58-'59, Copy Editor '59: Pep Club '59: Re- porter: F.H.A. '57, '59, Sergeant-at-arms '57: Debate '56 GARNETT FROWNFELTER RICHEY: Student Council '56, '58-59: Dramatics '57-58: Operetta '56: Glee Club and Clloir '57-59. Secretary-Treasurer '59: Senior Trio: National Honor Society '58-'59, Treasurer '59: Quill and Scroll '58-'59: Cardinal Notes '58-'59: King Jack Staff '58-59, Accountant '59: Flagtwirlers '57-59, Co-captain '59: F.H.A. '59, Pal-liamc-ntarian: Art Club '59: Sophomore Class Secretary: Queen of the King Jack '59: Best Citizen Award '59 PAT SHAW: Give Club '56-'mg cal-dlnal Notes 'sag Pep Club 'ssl F.H.A. 'su LARRY SHEPARD: DONALD SHOUP : JANICE SHOUP Glee Club and Choir '57-'59: Orchestra '56 BEULAH SMITH: Glee Club '57-'59: Cardinal Notes '59: Pep Club '56: Flag- twirlers '58-'59: F.H.A. '59 DONNA SMITH : Operetta '58-'59: Glee Club and Choir '57-'59: All State Cho- rus at Columbia '58: Senior Trio '59: Mixed Quartet '59: Pep Club '56, '59: F.H.A. '59 enior onor .gyfualenfft qjafeclicforian GARNETT RICHEY Safufaforian VIOLET REID Stephen Byers, Albert Williams, Tocl Jester ifuouri niuemify gui-aforri ecognifion The M.U. Curator's Recognition is an award which is presented by the University of Missouri Board of Curators to high school seniors who rank in the upper one-fourth of their class, and score the highest in their respective school on the statewide Ohio Psychological Test. Those seniors so hon- ored this year were Stephen Byers, Albert Williams, and Tod Jester. Along with the Recognition all three received M.U. Curator's Scholarships to either Missouri University or Rolla School of Mines, an- other very great honor. Page 59 unions OFFICERS President .,.,A,,,,...,..A,...,.,.,....,AA..., Gerald Taylor Vice President ,..,, ,..,,..A, G ary Dawson Secretary .,....... ..,.,... K ay Chenoweth Treasurer ..,., .,,...,.. B ill Frizzell 1 rizzell,Chenoweth Taylor Dawson Pat Allen Pamela Arbeit Phillip Armstrong Michael Baker Max Barlow Nancy Bates Jerry Beisner Dick Bauer Orville Boyd Marlene Brazil Frank Buchanan Tommy Byler Sue Cahill Marie Carpenter Jerry Carter Gaylen Carter Kay Chenoweth Jerry Chester John Cox Page 60 Carolyn Craker Bobbie Sue Crowell Pat Crutcher Gary Dawson Julius De Graff Susan Degraffenreid Pat DeMoss Kay Dunlap Betty Felker Linda Ferrell Mike Easley David Fisher Joe Fisher Ronnie Folle Bill Frizzell Vincent Giles Carla Gamble Terry Collier Eileen George Kay Gerhardt Ruth Gilbert Larry Goode Allen Hall Merton Hopper Donnie Howard Judy Hensley Shirley Hensley Pat Howard Carol Hudson Joe Hughlett Edith Humbard Marva Martin Sandy McKee Dixie Magee Jim McCorkle Butch Merry Page 61 Ialoroack jkeir god Page 62 Helen Moss Mary Lou Newby Doug Packer Spencer Powell Richard Pratt Rose Etta Rainey Paul Restivo Sharon Riddle Keith Roney Karen Russell Karolyn Shively Dean Simpson Saundra Simpson Dennis Smith Jim Smith Ronald Smith Leon Stickney Sharon Storm Sandra Talbott Mack Tappana Steve Tarrant Gerald Taylor Leroy Tiberghien Douglas Told Bruce Waggoner Ralph Webb Johnne Westfall Dan Whitescarver Vicky Wiley Jerry Wynne James Williams Joyce Wilson Patty Wise Jack Young Janet Yost In trigonometry class stu- dents work at the blackboard on trigonometric functions and the use of a slide rule. 6416586 In mechanical drawing the students learn basic mechan- ics of drawing. ll Boys learn many skills in woodworking by working on projects in shop. .x4cfi0n Girl's gym class learns teamwork and muscular co- ordination by building human pyramids. Page 63 Class Officers: Gary King, President, Margaret Webb, Secretary, and David Powell, Vice President. P a g e 6 4 Back row: Pat Orr, Stephen Hare, Bud Yost, John Hamilton, Phillip Wilbur, Jim Dawson. Third row: Delores Carpenter, Bob Reid, Jim Rowe, David Allen, Linda Logan, Coleen Hall, Chuck Raush. Second row: Jim Minkler, Mike Copple, David Powell, Bill Darby, Beverly Rowland, Jean Elliott, Rosie Lee Bailey. Front row: Patty Johnson, Jerry Baldwin, Joe Simpson, Kae Wood, Joyce Elliott. Back row: Minnie Thompson, Har- old Hicklan, Judy Rea, Mark Bishir, Johnny Chambers, Reece Grissom, Mary Legg, Pat Mul- lins. Third row: Jackie Daniels, Phyllis Munson, Gary Brown, Warren Hood, Gary King, Vera Daniels, Anna Marie Reid. Second row: Virginia Waggoner, Delores Wilson, Donna Tabor, Dixie Hensley, Stella Waggoner, Thelma Camp, Mary Hall. Front row: Dee Ann Parkinson, Harriet Glassburner, Peggy West, Barbara Farris, Annie Hopper, Barbara Redmon. 0 I' 0 :S Back row: Jim Tindell, Mike May, Don Johnson, Ernest Cummings, Jim Murphy, Gary Kernell, Don Tharp. Third row: Jerry Fisher, Jack Lassiter, Jack Stults, Lea Bud- demyer, Bill Rich, Jenean Wes- ton, Jim Triplet. Second row: Donna Pratt, Connie Etter, Mardella Whitmus, Gene Lombard, Cecil Goddard, Paula Hays, Kathy Sumpter. Front row: Stephen Hughlett, Judy Smith, Wanda Doke, Terry Hud- dleston, Pauline Haley, Judy Thorpe, Wanda Bailey. Back row: Tom Hattery, Gary Shelton, Arthur Humbard, Jim Burk, Don Byler, Franklin Fields. Third row: Wilburn Burgess, Lar- ry Lacey, George Wright, Oren Ringen, Margaret Webb, Jian Saulbeamer. Second row: Sharon Carter, Glen- da Elliott, Franklin Reeves, Jer- ry Fisher, Jan Canady, Charles Surface, Barbara Benson. First row: Vilas Capp, Anne Hun- ter, Dale Shoup, Doran Haggard, Sherman Parsons, David Perry, Sandra Hildreth. Page 65 The Sophomores of 1959 have launched their parade of talent by furnishing several key mem- bers on the football, basketball, and track teamsg some expert musicians who participated in the band, orchestra, and vocal departmentsg and some convincing actors and actresses who have had leading parts in school plays and operettas. All in all the Sophomores are well on their way into orbit of becoming Juniors of 1960. Bernita DeGraffenreid, Jerry Damer and Steve Smith. CLASS OFFICERS Jerry Damer .,,.SSSSSSSSSSSSSSS ,S,SSS. P resident Steve Smith ....ee..eeee.,...... Vice President Bernita DeGraffenreid ...,....., Secretary Page 66 -3 P25 l'l'I,6Ll'L As their first year in high school, the Freshman Class has had a very rocketeering year. They have sent up new rockets in school activities, in the field of athletics, and the promotion of good school spirit. They are truly a prosperous class, and will most certainly do greater things for our school in their future scholastic years. Back row, left to right: Jack Sil- vey, Bill Johnson, Sue Corum, Larry Riggs, Jim Knight, Dora Schreiber. Third row, left to right: Sharon Witt, Delores Daniels, Shirley Riggs, Gordon Potts, Ted Sarley, Janice Barlett. Second row, left to right: Helen Brown, Donna Blackford, Bob Spencer, Roy Nichols, Jo Ann Dart, Alberta Martin. First row, left to right: Ellen Briggs, Charles Buckner, Ramo- na Whitmus, Carolyn Davis, Perry Lasater. Cfaifif Back row, left to right: Jerry Dam- er, Steve Smith, Ronald Robin- son, Bill Waggoner, John Vest, Bufford Tyndall, Ralph Frizzell, Jim Laster. Third row, left to right: Larry Shoup, Wayne Hodges, Danny Burk, Linda Talbott, Sandra Stan- ford, Ann Orr, Jack Witt, Curtis Smart. Second row, left to right: Max Wuellner, Jimmy Steele, Myra Howard, Mary Jo Webb, Dorothy Edwards, Billie Mullins, Shirley Newby, Stanley Byers. First row, left to right: Vernon Tapanna, Nancy Hughes, Sharon Bartholomew, Georgia Thomas, Linda Mayes, Jackie Worthy, Leonard Hughes, Mike Hughlett. Back row, left to right: Buddy Bur- ris, Dearl Jarmagin, Terry Ches- ter, Michael Young. Third row, left to right: Floyd Gonterman, Bobby Foster, Carol Pittman, Karen Johnson, Harold Benford, Charles Thornberry. Second row, left to right: Mrs. Strickland, Ray Nichols, Nancy Crockett, Judy Whitescarver, Janet Craig, George Huffman. First row, left to right: Sandra Rainey, Patty Triplett, Kathy Barr, Steven Shepherd, Albert Spencer, Wayne Williams. Back row, left to right: Judy Keys, Irvin Wilson, Charles Mote, Mar- lene Snyder, Thelma Daniels, Buster Gilliam, Jean Mering. Third row, left to right: Bill Thom- as, Eddie Younger, Sharon Shep- herd, Sharon Sanders, Sharon McCellan, Bernita DeGraffenreid, Carol Smart, Calvin Garnimon. Second row, left to right: Terry Hardsey, Paul Ketron, Vicki Car- ney, Bobby Jewell, Sue Sheckels, Ronnie Fenix, Keith Bevier. First row, left to right: Terry Howard, Steve Ferguson, Tom Reed, Vicki Carter, Gretchen Told, Sandy Summers, Linda Glassburner. Page 67 Back row, left to right: Mary Rector, Cynthia Tharp, Ronald Benward, Jim Long, Sharon Andress, Pat Kutz. Third row, left to right: Vivian Baker, Carolyn Bates, Mike Wright, Rich- ard King, Ronald Huffman, Deanna Carter, Sheryl Huff. Second row, left to right: Betty Chen- oweth, Judy Etter, Larry Lundien, Mary Anderson, John Wilkinson, David Smith. Front row, left to right: Lois Wolfe, Earline Hayes, Pat Miner, Sandra Jewell, Larry Swingle, Dennis Spen- cer, Miss Schiefelbein. Back row, left to right: Mike Ander- son, Virgil Mills, Gary Hairl, Larry Stapleton. Third row, left to right: Gerald Smart, Jim Sanders, Karen Daniels, Wilma Cass. Second row, left to right: Preston Lo- gan, Donald Simpson, Margaret Hammer, Janice Logan, Mrs. Davis. Front row, left to right: Deanna Huey, Kathy Dill, Laura Moss, Mary Sue Inman. iglzfA grade Back row, left to right: Gerald Boyd, Doug Muennig, Bill Demery, Clar- ence Ward. Third row, left to right: Jerry Pear- ish, Jerrold Black, Marion Fisher, Dwight Simpson, Jim Newman, Bonnie Baugh. Second row, left to right: Vernon Smith, Ken Thomas, David Wag- goner, Loren Stines, Nancy Pickett. Front row, left to right: Charles Las- siter, Bill Triplett, Twyla Spoon, Mike Hamilton. Back row, left to right: Carolyn Kay Cook, Barbara Baum, Ferde Arbeit, Jonnie Allen. Third row, left to right: Richard Bond, Ronnie Crutcher, Carolyn Lee Fredericks, Carol Sue Smith, Carol Faye Newby, Ann Wise. Second row, left to right: Mike Kluba, Linda Barnes, Carol Ann Culwell, Lonnie Hoover, Donald Dean. First row, left to right: Pat Bates, Marion McKinnis, Marilyn Bates, David Dean, Jim Dunaway. Page 68 Back row, left to right: Ralph Misner, Mike Grissom, Laura Riddle, Elbert Smith, Eugene Schmid. Third row, left to right: Richard Simpson, Donnie Boyd, Donna San- ders, Rayla Buchanan, Patricia Rogers, Virginia Grace. Second row, left to right: Anita Thom- as, Darrell Wilson, J. D. Harris, Wanda J arnagin, Donna Lee Corum, Donald Lofton. First row, left to right: Lody Bartho- lomew, Robert Dart, Klaty Pyle, Loudene Packer, Christine Johnson. Back row, left to right: George Anne Wolfe, Audrey Riddle, John Greg- ory, Tommy Scott, Richard Kallas. Third row, left to right: Blenda Sta- pleton, Mary Ann Wynne, Clara Miller, Deborah Boyd, Melvin Bur- gess. Second row, left to right: Mrs. Mun- son, Thomas Moore, Virginia Walk- er, Judy Spencer, Terry Day, Paul DeWitt. First row, left to right: Larry Tap- pana, Ronnie Glassburner, Danny Dubry, Virginia Benford, Sherry Fitch, Eddie Long. BUQH, gill! Back row, left to right: Tommy Davis- son, Bill Labhart, Gary Hertweck, Johnny Mariott, Dorothy Crowell, Linda Arnce, Vicki Taylor, Henriet- ta Martin, Mrs. Deputy. Third row, left to right: Robert Smith, Gary Rees, Carol Brown, Kathy Meslin, Bonnie Hall, Mary Ann Pugh, Diana Davis, Linda Collier. Second row, left to right: David Randles, Bruce Bigley, Sam Davis, Becky Miller, Paula Jane Chinn, Sandra Wierman, Mary Harlan, Jonne Sue Legg, Linda Pittman. First row, left to right: David Throop, David Hughes, Rusty Stanford, Jay Kosinski, Kenneth Grosse, Sally Fer- guson, Sandra Kay Burris, Judy Tappana. Back row, left to right: Linda Hakes, Garith Gonterman, Suzanne Terry, Gayle Benintendi, Frederick Thom- as, Janice Wingo, Christine Erman, Elaine Harrington. Third row, left to right: Faye Myers, Cheryl Walker, Linda Giles, Cheryl Tabor, Tommy Allen, Judy Law- rence, Sharon Malone, Ronny Culton. Second row, left to right: Sharon Burk, Sue Ryburn, Joseph Hughlett, Glen Degraffenreid, Steve Wallace, Judy Hunt, Jo Ann Russell, Vicki Mahurin. First row, left to right: Rex Smith, Gary Boyd, Sherryl Byrd, Terry Beautte, Cherry Moore, Floyd Til- ton, Sue Ellen Redmon. Page 69 Kfafnded I1 .xdcf i on BOYS PHYSICAL EDUCATION Boys Physical Education Class practicing on the trampoline and wrestling on the mat. CHEMISTRY AND PHYSICS Chemistry and Physics Classes learning new facts by experiments in the laboratory. DRIVER EDUCATION Pat Howard demonstrates to the driver education class that she knows how to change a tire. Page 70 i g :3' ' QW. ,, ,,, . A Z si? wig ':': Q .ae..m..w W W? 1' NN 3 1 E iii f 25 5251,- ' ' . ' waE.2E?iTe? A , W .,..,...........V...., . . . W f A ' W MW'WmW W ' , , W h .,., ,x., . .YM V W , .2 Q? 15153. , ,, , . .. . -'AQ -'i-2 - -'- g -Q2- - NSW .. f 2 -A- -1 535152353 ws- . .ft . 4.-.VM S, W-...T ,..,.. ., ,.,... .ww , . 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Before Mr. Miner came to Webb City, he was Super- intendent of Schools at Appleton City, Missouri. Mr. Miner is a member of several professional groups including the Mis- souri State Teachers Association, the National Education Association, the Mis- souri Association of School Administra- tors and the American Association of School Administrators. l l Wyandgemenf Mrs. Madge T. James is 0 secretary to the Superin- tendent and secretary of M! C. the Board of Education. ZLL lf? She has held this position since January, 1946. ,Si-AMA 30al 6! of glclucafion Read from Left to Right L. J. Lewis, Jr. Page 72 Wm. R. Chinn, W. H. Perry, Clyde Ardrey, Vice President, Hershel Kaiser, President, R. J. Baker Art H. Keller, our Webb City High School principal, holds a Bachelor of Sci- ence degree in education from Southeast Missouri State College at Cape Girardeau, Missouri, and a Master of Science degree in education from Missouri University at Columbia. He is a member of the execu- tive committee of the Webb City Commun- ity Teachers Association for a three year term. Mr. Keller teaches one class of General Math and is co-sponsor of the Senior High Student Council. aflagefflefli WILL! Gi, My ,Si-loaf Mrs. Donna Rumley, secre- tary to the principal, gradu- ated from Webb City High School in the class of 1949. She has been secretary since January of 1957. Donald A. Tharp, Assistant Principal. Mr. Tharp is the co-sponsor of the Junior High Student Council, sponsor of the School Boy Patrol and teaches two classes of junior high mathe- matics. Mr. Tharp attended Northeastern Oklahoma A and M College at Miami and North- eastern State College at Talequah. He holds a Masters degree from Kansas State College. Page 73 we ddllytg SOCIAL STUDIES Harold Mills, Helen Herrod, Robert J. Freeman, Arthur M. Hedges, Henry May. MATHEDIATICS Donald A. Tharp, Merlyn Elder, Ruby Martin, Thelma Ripley, A. H. Keller. LANGUAGE ARTS Robert J. Freeman, Alma R. Johns, Olive Gilmer, Camella Strickland, Arthur M. Hedges. The instructors of the social studies classes strive to teach Latin, Driver Education, all phases of history, and government. The Mathematics Department teaches all phases of mathematics including algebra, geometry, trigonometry, and a general math course. The instructors of the Language Arts Department strive to develop the individua1's ability to use the English language effectively and to appreciate literature. Page 74 SCIENCE DEPARTMENT James Green, Norma Mills, Darrell Jones. FINE ARTS DEPARTMENT Wayne Lawson, Gaye Straw, Winford Hendricks. PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT Merlyn Elder, June Treps, Norma Mills, Henry May. CORE DEPARTMENT Lucille Davis, Agnes Munson, Blanche Deputy, Faye Schiefelbein. The Science Department teaches classes in general science, biology, chemistry, and physics. The Fine Arts Department teaches students to appreciate art and vocal and instrumental music. The Physical Education Department helps students develop their physical capabilities and good health habits. The instructors of the Core Department teach language, history, geography, government, litera- ture, and art to all students in the seventh and eighth grades. Page 75 HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT Lillian Lee, Eunice Wise. INDUSTRIAL ARTS AND CRAFTS Lawrence Drake, George Garrison. BUSINESS EDUCATION Rosalea Hedges, Jean Baldridge. GUIDANCE COUNSELOR AND LIBRARIAN Vernon A. Babbit, Lousie Goade. The Vocational Home Economics Department attempts to train the junior and senior high school girls as future homemakers. The Industrial Arts and Crafts Department helps the student to develop manual skills through mechanical drawing, Woodworking, and crafts. The Business Education Department teaches typing, shorthand, secretarial practice, bookkeeping business, and business arithmetic. The Guidance Counselor helps students plan their course of study while in school, select their occupation, and solve their personal problems. Page 76 Gertie B. Farris, Avis Crutcher, Nell McCallister, Beulah Hall C0045 MFJO uri river 1 Marguerite Ruff Clarence Hare 6lfl5l06bdl'l.5 J. H. Gilbreath William Curry Charles Doolen James Jones Page 77 jo jlze ma em of ing Jael In all our years of high school. we have shared many pleasant and exciting memories that we will never forget. One way to preserve these memories is through our school annual. We have tried to record these memories in our King Jack 1958-1959. If We have done this we have reached our goal. The King Jack Staff wishes to express their gratitude and apprecia- tion to all who have made this possible. We urge our readers to patronize those business firms and individuals who have purchased advertising in the 1958-1959 King Jack. We sincerely hope that you will find much pleasure in reading your '59 King Jack. !f,A.0t0gl'a,9Ay Murwin Mosler Studio Student Photographers Allen Hall, Jan Saulbeamer, Vincent Giles gngrauing Burger-Baird Engraving Co. ' 9. Kansas City, Missouri R O x prinfing Carthage Evening Press Carthage, Missouri .f4CLll0wAJgWleflf Student Art Work Reece Grissom, Carole Jones Page 78 'N f 3-11 3-v-1 . . 9 ? 'i E BETTE WJ with Full 'fern-ce' HOUSEPOWER For full HOUSEPOWER, your home Wiring must be adequate to carry full capacity to all electrical appliances throughout your house. There must be plenty of circuits with convenient outlets so placed that lamps and other appliances may be plugged in anywhere. Empire will always have plenty of electricity ready for you at your meter be sure your electrical Wiring is capable of delivering that electricity to every point Where you will need it. 5 ' S f lETlE 'fcrnucw' 'V' The Elnpire District Electric Company Page 79 YOUR FRIENDLY BANK SINCE 1882 WISHES THE GRADUATES OF THE CLASS OF 1959 EVERY SUCCESS Webb Cit Bank swan, me vw: MEHWBEH1 FEINERAL, RESEHRVEI SYSTIEM Page 80 Fine Portraits WEDDINGS A SPECIALTY Murwin Mosler Studio 61615 Main PHONE 227 JOPLIN MISSOURI 9 I I Q 0 I '-5YxQ'i STQQE Joplin, Missouri HOME OWNED A HOME OP TED TIRE KSUPPLY ERA JAMES and JIM LIGHTLE 106 N. Main Webb City, Mo. Phone 69 Congratulations to the Class of 59 H 81 W Fooo COMPANY Potato Chips for Your Party 225 McConnell Joplin, Missouri Phone MA 3-4381 Wesfon's Deep Rock Service GAS, OIL, and GREASE 'A' 15th and Madison Phone 9630 Webb City Page 82 Webb City Daily entinel Founded 1 8 79 HAL M. WISE EDITOR 1906-1948 HAL M. WISE, JR. JOHN POTTER EDITOR 1948-1958 EDITOR 1958 John F. Myers, Business Manager Afllm Nix ,U 4, V '- fifvqi JJJJ 1 1 'fi-2 Your Home Town Newspaper Owned and Published By MYERS PRESS, INC. Page 83 Bradbury-Bishop Drug Compan 201 N. Main ' Phone 288 I lux r f ' Webb City, Mo. Halle rla wer Slrop 5 , Hallfs afeenlmm 219 West Daugherty St. X 1301 N. St. Louis Ave. Webb City, Mo. f 'VV Joplin, Mo. Phone 62 I Phone MA 3-2727 if if Agzkf' 'Tor Flowers As You Like Them CORSAGES FUNERAL DESIGNS - BOUQUETS - POTTED PLANTS Wheeler's Shoe Shop SHOES and REPAIRING 105 West Daugherty HOME IlVIPROVEME T C0. 510 N. Madison Webb City, Mo. Roofing and Siding Aluminum Storm Windows and Storm Doors Aluminum, Fiber Glass and Vynal Awnings Bill Bohnstedt Phone-Webb City 193 Page 84 ffawlanca Slade DRY GOODS i' CLOTHING Your Friendly Store That Saves You More 16 South Main St. Webb City, Mo. WWVWWWT HARDWARE f' Roney Hardware POTTERY PAINT 4 Always something New EQ BRASSWARE Q1 TOOLS E 8 South Main Webb City, Mo. Phone 1004 GLASSWARE Gifts to Make for Graceful Living, NOVELTIES 3 Home Accessories to Make Living More Beautiful The Elder Manufacturing Company Makers of Mark Twain Apparel for Real Boys 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 Page 85 The Corporation Engineers and Machinery Manufacturers Webb City, Missouri C. H. BENTLEY H. J. BELLAIRS Pres. and Gen. Mgr. Sec'y-Treas. Telephones 29 and 30 Let us not concern ourselves about how other men do their duty, but concern ourselves about how we shall do ours. The only way in which one human being can properly attempt to influence another is to encourage him to think for himself. time-1515555252555 -:-: :I:I:5:515:5:5:I:2kI:':E3:5:5:5: 011111 RAIN C0. -ers vi: :1:,: .em-mie:::, 1.r.:::v:,:,:1:'-ehuwf Page 86 SHOP AT THE STORE OF TOMORROW Complete Selvcfion of Gl'0C6'l 1'f'S cmd Choice Mvnfs 16th and Madison Page 87 CAIl0LE JUNES STUDIO 0F DANCE 'k BALLET f TAP ff MODERN JAZZ ' ff TOE 415 W. Broadway f BALLROOM WebbCity,M0.-P11567 i' DAVIS TIRES 'lf WIZARD BATTERIES Visif Your Wesfern Auto, the Family Store. ' A550qA1'E COLLINSUQ SON WESTERN AUT0 sm: Ehisstsziglwilcvebbciw The Waggoner Insurance gene I N S U R A N C E W. W. Waggouer - Class '27 Phone 6 Webb City, Mo. 118 N. Webb St mm I Fm-' W r' '1 r' V mm THE FRIENDLY Fnzsf' or JOPLIN rouwru a Mun 4.41 Jopun, Mnssoum Page 88 Home Furniture Company Complete Line of Fine Furniture and Appliances Everything for the Home 'A' 109 South Main Street Phone 407 Webb City, Missouri Congratulations to the Class of '59 Mourlrs KREAMY Kup 'A' Foot Longs ak' Fountain Service 'k Sandwiches 13th and Madison Phone 1319 Webb City, Missouri SHAPIBIIYS SlIOE STOBE Shoes For The Entire Family In Webb City Over 35 Years 26 South Main Phone 126 Webb City, Missouri ELEGANT CLEANING FOR THAT ELEGANT LOOK reacenl eanerd CLEANERS and DRYERS 120 N. Webb Street Webb City, Missouri Phone 150 Page 89 BIll'S Electric Shop Contfracting, F ixtures, and Supplies Hotpoint Appliances MRS. WM. GREGORY, Proprietor 24-Hour Serufice Phone 7240 77 S. Main Res. Phone 1231-J THIS SIGN MEANS BETTER FURNITURE VALUES See Us When You Start YOUR Home F A M I L Y D R U G S T O R E Main and Daugherty Phone 138 Webb City, Mo. J. M. JACKSON, Owner We specialize in pveseription ufofrk . . . Enjoy our super fountain service. One of Jasper Countyiw Oldest Prescription Dv-ug Stores. Page 90 CCNGRATULATIONS GRADUATES OF HARRY EASLEY RENTALS REPAIR OVERNIGHT PHOTO FINISHING THREE DAY COLOR FINISHING CONGRATULATIONS ONDER BREAD HOSTESS CAKES 2019Main Joplin, Missouri SLICK'S WASHETTE QUICK SERVICE LAUNDRY ik' 918 W. Daugherty Phone 112 CONGRATULATIONS 'listemark D A I R Y Let Your Grocer Be Your Milkman Ice Cream Milk 1027 West 4th, Joplin Page 92 Uhr Jnplin fEIuhv .ICPLIN NEWS HERALD SERVING THE DISTRICT SINCE R 81 S Motor Sales Co. Fourth and Pennsylvania JOPLIN, MISSOURI You cfm do it better with gas Cook if Heat i' Dry Clothes if Air Condition Refrigerate i' Water Heater T E GAS SE V EE CM .fvwuuw oatgatfwwmuttndawg l l'l l'l-l Sy Parkway Cleaners - For Complete Cleaning Service... al l V P H 0 N E 81 l l,,, Tlggffm 414 West Daugherty Webb City, Missouri PENCER APCO ERVICE CHOME OWNEDJ 'Ir 401 S. Jefferson Phone 9615 If It's Better Jewelry You're Looking For Drachenberg's will cheerfully supply you with nationally known jewelry. yet. A .' 49' . 'f-jx' I C' 'li'- Q? x X Keepsake Diamonds Feature-Lock Ring Sets Bulo- vas, Longines, Hamiltons, Elgins -A all watches guaranteed for one year Parker and Sheaffer Pens and Pencils. Q AU Erarhvnherg 5 :Urmrlrg Phone 921 Webb City 114 N. Malin Complete Jewelry cmd Watch Repair Department Page 94 Phone 266 West End Pharmacy Modern Super Service YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD DRUG STORE KN 930 West Daugherty St. Webb City, Mo. Q, Q-2 Patrick's Food Market Complete Line of F I N E F O O D S Phone 249 678 W. 4th Compliments of Matthews Coffee Company Webb City, Missouri .1 was ' V T ' 1 , T ll Q5 .,'5'. xi .R I -91-V . '50 End of Your Quest Q' F 0 1' t h e ll e s t gcfitifg? 5 ZIR K A MBP Page 95 lllewiomls Aincz l9l4 Corner of the Revolving Sign, Joplin HERROD PACKING COMPANY I N C O R P O R A T E D East County Line I MAyfair 4-6133 'A' JOPLIN, MISSOURI gfbdfddd-0175? pain! Ga. Glass, Paints, Wallpaper, and Waxes FLOOR SANDERS FOR RENT Telephone 51 203 North Main Street Webb City, Missouri Myers Insurance Agency Your Protection I s Our Business .Dil-'fb sxy A HV' -fm 1' 2 Q Phone 490 Helen E. Myers Webb City, Missouri Page 96 THE SWITZER PRINTING CUMPANY Ujzinfau of foz oval 35615 P d fHghCI P t g W blCtJ S 1900 PUBLISHERS OF Uhr Cgraphir ilieutrm More than 22,000 Readers in Central Jasper County, Missouri g CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '59 Atlas Garage I Y 115 N. Liberty Q Q Phone 246 in I Mardick Tire Sz Appliance Co. Third and Virginia - Phone MA 4-2122 JOPLIN, MISSOURI F:::::::::::::.-:.-::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::, PHILCO RADIOS, TELEVISION SETS AND REFRIGERATORS, U.S. TIRES, BATTERIES 4 RECAPPING AND REPAHUNG :::::::::- ::::::::::::::::::::::.-:.-:::::f ::::.J BZl7'g7767 - i30wmm1-Jbfzzfffzezw lumber Gompaznjf Webb City, Missouri 6 x , J KZ' 401 East Broadway Phone 24 Page 98 Broadway Market Your Friendly AG Store Groceries, Meats, Fruits and Vegetables Where Prices Are Lou' Every Day The WILHITE SIGN CDMPANY 301 E. Broadway Webb City, Missouri Neon, Painted and Reflectorized Road Signs Phone 107 for Your Sign Needs Uwewi ' Spafdfincj. Qaacfft Spalding - Rawlings - Riddell Louisville Sluggers 112 W. 5th Joplin, Missouri Phone MA 4-6684 Congratulations To the Class of '59 Auto Parts Company WHOLESALE AND RETAIL AUTOMOTIVE SUPPLIES 210 E. Broadway Phone 40 Webb City, Missouri Page 99 599' fm EPSI' G DLA X EPS PA TOLD BROTHERS, INC. NEON SIGNS P MA 4-3456 Jopli M SAVMOR SUPER MARKET HOME OWNED 'A' WbbC M Ernie Williamson Music House Hf'J'Ul3?'fljIf1'L'L7Lg in Music PIANOS -f-- BAND AND ORCHESTRA INSTRUMENTS RADIOS AND RECORD PLAYERS M J 1 M Over on half century of Service to our community through safe, sound and conservative banking Merchant Sz Miner ank WEBB CITY, MISSOURI A Good Place To Do Your Banking I 'nfl Q In LLSF?f?f?4 9 I Dcvosxvun I 5 . . 419.919 Page 101 Congratulations to the Class of '59 H. E. House TILE Company O CERAMIC O CLAY 0 VINAL TILE Free Estimates - A11 Work Guaranteed Bonded - Licensed 1503 W. Crow - Phone 274 - Webb City, Mo. , fins' Bay's Service Station 1201 South Madison ir Webb City, Mo. Empire Garage J' 'V sv E ff 'elsif .if . . A. . 9 Complete Repazr Serfvzce Delco Batteries Y Fast Battery Charger N New Tires and Tubes 24-Hour Wrecker Service Bear Wheel Alignment 110 North Tom Webb City, Mo. Phone 89 -- 4 I C . l CHA C EEK C0 E l, rf' H 1 H Yl 1il, AT THE STOCKYARDS E Joplin, Missouri Phone MA 3-6055 P. O. Box 344 Page 102 igrokzwionaf ana! guJineM mirecfory -----------------v--v---f h DR. JACK W. SNIDER OPTOMETRIST VISUAL TRAINING-SPI-JCTACLES Phone 368 106 South Main St. Webb City, Mo. 'I 'I 'I H 0 N I 'I I U 'I 'I 'I U 'I J WEST END BEAUTY SHOP 921 Daugherty Webb City Phone 390 ELOISE FRIZZELL DEXTRAL MILLER OI U 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 1 'I J HOTEL CONNER 400 FIREPROOF ROOMS 4th Sz Main St. Ph. MA 3-5100 'U 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I A ---- V- .... A- ------ --AA--5 DR. DARRELL E. MILLER CHIROPRACTOR X-RAY 904 W. Broadway Phone 1760 By Appointment Res. Phone 1764 ---- --- ---- ---xi 'N 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I V 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I P. B. MUNSON, D.O. OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN i' 106 N. Webb Webb City, Mo. Phones: Office 31, Res. 28 'D 'I 4 I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I -:I F -I-.-::::::::.-, ::::::.,,-::::.,, I, I, Office Ph. 21 Res. Phone 716 M. S. SLAUGHTER, D.O. OSTEOPATHY anw SURGERY 205 W. Broadway Webb City, Mo. KEPPLE'S SERVICE STATION 1029-1031 Broadway if GAS Sz OILS, MOBILE PRODUCTS WASHING Sz GREASING Sandy Kepple - Phone 686 DR. G. L. GREMS DENTIST 307 W. Broadway Phone 639 M.:::::::::- :::::::: -::: rv-'-:':f-A:: :-7: ::--::-f- -::: C. F. GREGORY OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON 624 W. Broadway Webb City, Mo. Phones: Office 235 Res. 116 9:::::::::,-::::,-:::::.f::::: DR. FRED S. CARNEY D E N T I S T O Telephone 240 424 W. Daugherty Webb City, Mo. '4-::::::::.-::: ,-::::.-:::.-:: f: Page 103 u5ineM ibirecfory ARDREY GROCERY if YOUR COMPLETE NEIGHBORHOOD STORE it 1101 W. Nelson Phone 53 MYERS, SCARBROUGH AND BAKER Certified Public Accountants Webb City. Missouri Joplin, Missouri Fayetteville, Arkansas MINERVA CANDY CO. Fine Candy for Over 50 Years F--- Compliments of CECIL J. VEATCH AGENCY 11 REALTOR ir 12 S. Main Webb City R A M S A Y S Joplin, Missouri i' The District's Quality Store Since 1890 NANCE FURNITURE COMPANY LOWER OVERHEAD LOWER PRICES JERRY'S TEXACO SERVICE Where Service Is a Pleasure 1507 S. Madison Phone 9609 Webb City, Mo. TEXACO MOTOR OILS -'- WASH U. ::::::,-:::::::::: -.-,- :::: - STEVE TALBOTT BODY SHOP Wrecks Rebuilt - Painting Glass Installed 115 N. Liberty Webb City, Mo Phone 74 RBS. Phone 1839 SHADWELUS SHOE SHOP Phone 681 In the Civic Theater Building A Full Line of Shoe Polishes and Laces f ' ' 1010 MICKLES'S STEAK HOUSE Drive-In and Carry Out Phone 9635 W. Broadway Webb City, 0 Page 104 Z?u5ineM eibirecfory ee: -eeeee- eeeeeeeeeeep Feeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeefeeefm : I Compliments of : :E EXPERT REFINISHING :: 'I WEBB CITY I RUTHERFORD I: BARBER SHOP : :' UPHOLSTERY :I I I MARION CORNER - MAX CORNER :I :I 502 s. Jefferson Phone 486 I GORDON ANDRESS I: I' I I I Webb City, Mo. 112 N. Main 'I II :: :I FREE ESTIMATES :I I I -ee: ::::: ,,::J beef: ::::::,,::- ,:::J ,,,.,,,,,,:,,,:,,.,,:,:,:,,.: rieeee eeeeeeeeeeee eeeejx I I I LIPE WHOLESALE Sz 1: :I CHARLQTTE 1' RETAIL MEAT CO. 'I 1 BEAUTY SHOP 1: I Fine Meats and Personal Service E CHARLOTTE HOWARD, Owner Phone 75 109 Eeer Daugh ty I, I' Emse Ffmll Webb City, Mo. If B23 West Third Webb City Ph 501 II I I I I I eeeeeee-eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeei: Teeee eeeeee :fee-R I 'I . ' WEBB CITY PRODUCE I: 1: C0mP'1me tSf'f jf The Store With the Checkerboard I BLANITS TELEVISION I Front If :I SERVICE I I DAVIS PAINTS I ' 825-825M Main I I Webb City Joplin. Me. I 111 W. Daugherty Phone 198 :I :I Phone 1970 Phone MA 3-2080 :I I I I -,,:,,.,xee,,,- -,,, ,xg Lexx ee, -,,- ,LJ THE HUB FOR COMPLETE' SATISFACTION IN CLOTHING FOR THE' ENTIRE FAMILY Page 105 .14 jamify jaobfion or 87 Mar-J! ERRIIANQS for FRESH MEATS AND GROCERIES FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES 1001 W. Daugherty Phone 144 'YOU Ll IT KE LIKES IT 'YOU F A:::: ,,,,,,,,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,,,,,,,,1-,,., NANCE HARDWARE Pflf'I'0'lU'Z6 COMPANY K I N IW C K PAINTS - STOVES ' ' SPORTING Goons AcI,lV,f,,,f.tj807f.S AUTHORIZED RHEEM DEALERS Webb City, Mo. Phoe 17 -,,,.:J A::,,:.-,::,, ,,,, -as Page 106 EVE ELASTING VICTOR I' .A Q Comm unify Fo: 'rr-as wozo or: eos is auicz AND POWERFUL, AND si-maven 'ri-um Auv 'rwo-Eoeeo swozcu -Hia 4.12 Without a church would not be our , wish . . . and u churches Without worshipping, Working, and praying people L D- l would not gy 'i pl5flANlTy cf' ,f . I ..,., bring about His WM kingdom 3 UfxMNfsM I N6 ': IfoDe..i Churche 1:iHEWebb Cit INVITE YOU To worship regularly For the Kingdom of God To Work earnestly in our community and To pray sincerely World. go 30 GAMPCA Webb City Ministerial Alliance Page 107 JA SQN EEG GQ 614 Main, Joplin, Missouri J oplirfs Oldest Drugstore Established 1909 H. C. JAMISON, R. P. J. W. JAMISON, R. P. Prescriptions Trusses Kommerciaf prinfing ibeiof. C RTHAGE EVENING PRESS Offical gzalaghslzeaf Weufapaper in .S,oufAweJf missouri ' Commercial Printing 0 Offset Printing 0 Office Supplies sim! . n ' H51 ' 333 EICI Il 527 South Main Street Phones: FL 8-2191 -Fl.. 8-2192 Carthage, Missouri Page 108 A247 yOu 14249 g0I,U'50M, XOOUJJUPFI-4 -IU!-I'P UI'l1'UUI BURGER-BAlRDCf'7'm'7 wfyawfy KANSAS CITY. MISSOURI Page 109 lla uality Chem DAIRY PRODUCTS Newest, most moclnrnb plant in fha state. The only Missouri milk sobd in Webb City 0rJogpl1'n by an imlapemlent dealer. Phone MA 3-2272 Joplin, MiSSOuIl A N D RM TRONG'S nanny Chekd DAIRY PRODUCTS ARMSTRONG CREAMERY CO. WICHITA, KANSAS Page 110 What can do For my home town? ebb can always speak well of it. can be proud of its history and confident of its future. can display good sportsmanship in everything I do. can, when 1 complete my schooling here, look back with fond memories on happy times with Wonderful classmates. can preserve the things its citizens have provided for my use. City Chamber of Commerce Page 111 iogralalw - L., V , Q , , 'f 4 . Sp-' . I 1 U ll . , . , s' ' 1 , - ' '-1 ' ' 5 .1 S- '1 if ' K- i l k ,-- 'A, 63. f 'Xf- H W ,. V, V. 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