William Chrisman High School - Gleam Yearbook (Independence, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1951 volume:

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Margaret McKevit Business Manager . ....... Barbara Van Dyke Advisor ............. Miss Sarah Ellen Campbell William Chrisman High School Independence, Missouri p-I lf' wwf Yv- Nhnur' -! ?-.. Im Wxlly the Sprrlt of Chrlsman Have you ever wondered about the enthusiasm at the games pep 1n assemblles and the sparkle rn school llfe? Well that s me' So who better can show you the hlghlrghts and shadows of the past school year As you go through the pages of the GLEAM you wrll re llve fond memorles and renew old acquamntances Snnce 1916 I have grown from a tmy spark to the flammg torch that I am today Through the years my ardent zeal has mspxred every Chrlsman student Wnthout me school would be no more than four walls a floor and a cexlmg My sp1r1t and enthuslasm w111 keep Wlllxam Chrxsman ahve always These have lncxted former Chrrsmanrtes to vrctory IU currrcular and extracurrrcular fxelds These are msprrmg present Chnsmamtes to outstandrng achreve ments These wrll quxcken future Chrrsmanrtes to worthy quests , . . . . , . . . . , , 1 - 1 ' 1 , - v y 9 . Biff' Table of Contents SCHOOL PERSONNEL Board of Educatton Parent Teache Assocxauon Admrmstrators and Secretarles C Faculty 4 Custodxans and Bus Drlvers STUDENT BODY Semors umors Sophomores SCHOOL LIFE School Calendar Deadlme Honors Hlghlxghts ROTC Royalty Classroom Scenes One Act Plays ROTC Physxcal Eclucatxon Student Counc1l Musxc Publtcatrons Jumor Play ffl Speech Play 0 Debate K SPORTS Football Basketball Track CLUBS AND SOCIETIES AUTOGRAPHS ADVERTISEMENTS FAREWELL 6 1 dxf ,lf 20 37 42 47 ang-QZXJ TV? J'fT,tX W ' ................ 10 - r. ' ' ............ 11 W ' . ........... 12-13 g ay 1, ji I ........................... .14-lg Eff? O T1 xpgax .............. fri ,D 1 ' J N IAA yi yr ,Qs . 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Mx I 5 ....... ..... ...... 7 6-84 . ............85-89 ,-2. .................. .... ..... 9 o -91 JH 4, ...MI - , DEDICATION SARAH ELL EN CAMPB ELL To Mrss Sarah Ellen Campbell our patrent and gurdrng advrsor we dedrcate the 1950 Gleam Wrthout her help and assrstance the task of creatmg and assemblmg a yearbook would have been rmpossxble A Bachelor of Scxence rn Educatron degree from Central Mrs sourr State College and a Master of Educatron degree from the Unxversrty of Kansas have made her a capable and invaluable drrector She has devoted many hours of her own txme to hard work for the success of the Gleam She has gone beyond her duty as teacher of youmalrsm and has done much to perpetuate the sprrxt of Wrllram Chrrsman For thxs we express our heartfelt thanks and apprecratron to a wonderful person There was never anyone who deserved nt more R . C A l 1 ' 1 . . , . 7 . . 'lf- 5- F Nr 31 :yr u Z,-' 1 x 1. 4-. F -r '4 1' 401 ,, f A x 11 '-3144 I . vntlh Us vi 4.3 6 . 5517 0 1 n 'np-. 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C 4 37129 4 '1 E' Y. r. ,A ,.,., , .I ',. -x Q, V R N, N 1. 11' f 'A 321' -f '. - ' r- ' I' .1 1 1 My , ,. -a-A . 1 They Chart Wllly s Course DR FLOYD A YALE Presxdent Dr Floyd A Yale IS the c1v1c mmded presldent of the Board Hrs tenure m th1s offtce has been characterxzed by mformecl and consclentrous leadershxp tn all of the plannmg for betterment of the c1ty s schools To the Board of Educatnon of Independence, Wrlly Chrrsman has grven the task of formulatrng the admmrstratrve polrcres of the Independence schools Sxx publrc sprrxted men and women, to gether wrth their secretary Mrss Katxe Chastarn, compose the Board For many years past, the Board of Educauon has been a contmuous body not only because of the manner of the elecuon of the members but also because of the number of years of servrce the members have grven A hxstory of the Board reveals that the tenure of the members IS a long one Thrs IS mdrsputable testrmony to the qualrty of servrce whrch they have grven the electorate year after year Wrthout the wlsdom of an enhghtened and smcere board no school system can long hope to functron well these men and women go our congratulatrons and gratltude that, rn plannmg for the schools of the c1ty they have so farthfully carued on the Chrrsman trad1t1on of good servrce MISS KATIE CHASTAIN Secretary Treasurer STANDING L G Ketth Superxntendent Marvxn Carl Vxce-President Eugene Therss member Kenneth B Smrth member SEATED Mrs Adron Randall member Mrs L F P Curry member Floyd A Yale Presrdent Mlss Katre Chastarn Secretary Treasurer O ' 9 , ,. . . . 7 7 Y ' .To . ,V 7 'v l :...,. g.,. .Q ., . , . :. , , -1 5 1 ' - l They Promote Wllly s Welfare C ILM BACK ROW Mrs Sousley Mrs Cordes Mrs Bashor Mrs Rlch Mrs Lowell Mrss Wartman Smrth Mrs Byrne Mrs Collms Mrs ONeal Mrs Ebelrng Mrs Etzenhouser Mrs Sregfrred Wrllrams SECOND ROW Mrs Brxdges Mrs Dexter Mr Snrder Mrs Plnllrps Mrs Pickett Blackburn Mrs Foster FRONT ROW Mr Lefever Mrs Casebolt Mr Stmson Mrs Horn Prrchard Mrs Vardeman Mrss Campbell A speclal affrnrty exrsts between Wrlly the genxal sprrrt of Wxllram Chrrsman and the parents of the students who attend here Perhaps the reason rs that the parents were the frrst teachers of these puprls, and are rntrmately conscrous of therr needs The two share a mutual wrsh for the well berng of these boys and grrls Wrlly has an approvmg smrle for the offrcers and members of the Parent Teacher Assocratron as they try to carry out the rdeals of the organrzatron Wrlly rs the srlent partner of the group rn rts efforts to provrde better opportun rtres for Independence youth He endorses fully the goals of the assocratron whrch are especrally to promote the welfare of youth ln home school, church, and com munrty lrfe to secure adequate laws for the care and protectron of chrldren and youth to raxse the standard of home l1fe to brrng the home and the school rnto closer relatronshrp and to develop between educators and the general publrc such unrty that wrll secure the hrghest advantages rn the educatron of the boys and grrls In the accomplrshment of these goals, the efforts of the Parent Teacher organ rzatron are rn complete alrgnment wrth all of the best tradrtrons of school lrfe The members compose a corps of persrstent and devoted workers who have the best mterests of Chrrsman students at heart We now express to them our gratrtude and apprecratron ll Mrs Mrs Mrs s M islam,- 3 LOWELL G KEITH Superlntendent From the halls of Wrllram Chrrsman have departed each sprmg for over half a century, hrgh school graduates who fmd therr place rn the lrfe of the natron Durrng therr stay wrthm the school they acqurred certam skrlls that would help equrp them for adult lrvmg In the course of trme the rdeals of scholastxc attarnment worthy crtrzenshrp and partx The sprrrt of Wrllram Chrrsman fmds expressron rn many ways through the actrvrtres of rts students the purposes of xts curriculum the character of rts personnel Thls sprrrt of the school of whrch Wrlly Chrrsman rs the personrfxcatron has delegated to the admmxstrators certam tasks and prescrxbed certam qualxtres whrch w1ll frt them for performrng these tasks Wrlly Chrxsman wrshes that xnstructron rn all branches of the Independence school system should be co ordrnated and that the technrcalxtres rnvolved rn superrntendmg the work of all grades should be handled effrcrently For dorng thrs leadershrp and executrve skrll are two necessary qualrtres When Wrlly Chrrsman sought just the rrght man for the task he found hrm rn the person of Mr L G Kerth Super rntendent of the schools of Independence Mr Kerth sees the grade schools the yunror and the senror hrgh schools rn proper perspectrve and helps to pro vrde for each one rts rndrvrdual needs He provrdes for the schools mformed leadershrp and able per formance of the dutres of hrs offrce It rs certam that the sprrrt of the school rs well expressed by hrm and by all those whose specrfrc tasks are well done The students of Wrllram Chrrs man are glad that the benrgn and approvmg eye of Wrlly rests on the work of the Superrntendent and they feel that Mr Kexth wrll contmue to carry on rn crpatxon rn school actrvrtres whrch these graduates sought to acqurre have become a tradrtron of the school To perpetuate these rdeals Wrlly Chrrsman who rs the embodrment of the sprrrt of the school has found an able helper rn the Prrncrpal of Wrllram Chrrsman Mr jesse H Stmson Hrs IS the task of gearmg smoothly the machxnery of currrcular and extracurrrcular actrvrty He shares wrth Wrlly the hope that Chrrsman students may fmd ample oppor tumtres to develop therr talents as fully as may be possrble Provrdmg facxlrtres for dorng thls necessr tates an understandmg of what these talents are how they can be developed and what use can be made of them rn the world outsrde the school room Chrrsman students congratulate Wrlly on hrs chorce of Mr Stmson as the Prrncrpal ofW1ll1am Chrlsman knowing that the tradrtron of good work manshrp wrll be perpetuated I the best traditions of the school. l l Willy's life runs smoothly 2 For some time now the size of William Chris man has exceeded the original estimate of its capacity With the increase in enrollment came also an increase in the administrative duties necessary to good school management A part of these duties has been assigned to the office of vice principal a position held srnce its creation by Mr Gregory Lefever Mr Lefever is well fitted for this post by virtue of his training and experi ence and because of his long association with Willy Chrisman the guiding spirit of the school i Through Willy has come an acquaintance with the needs of the school community the wishes of the patrons and the hopes of the students who fill the classrooms The specific task of the Vice Principal is keeping the attendance records a task involving the collecting and classi ing of the data and the comprlation of periodic reports Mr Lefever s duties are however instructional as well as ad mrnistrative and clerical He teaches classes in advanced mathematics This fortunate circum stance gives him close contact with the students and provides a double vantage point from which to view the entire student body The manner in which Mr Lefever has performed his duties has always been in harmony with the traditional ef fxcient service of the school GREGORY LEFEVER Vice Principal because of Admlnlstratlve Plans Few are the educational institutions and business establishments today which can assistance of capable ones lhe qualifications for busmess and educational work are happily combined in the persons of the four secretaries in the Independence schools Mrs Mabel Alley and Miss Susan Parobok are secretaries in the office of the vice principal and the principal respectively Mrs Alley s duties are chiefly, the actual re cording of the daily attendance Miss Parobok s work is both stenographic and clerical She is ir charge of most of the school correspondence and of permanent student records Miss Martha Hutchens and Miss Ann Price are employed in the office of the superin tendent and Miss Hutchens is officially designated as clerk Her chief duty is keeping the enumeration data, but her day s work includes countless routine tasks besides this Miss P e handles school correspondence, makes reports, and acts as receptionist ANN PRICE SUSAN PAROBOK, MABILL ALLEY MARTHA HUTCHENS Sec y to Supt Sec y to Prin Sec y to Vice Principal Clerk Supt s Office 13 . - . . v . . . . . V '. . ' I . . . I - X ' 'J 7 ' Q ' . . 'AW 1 Y 1 fy , . . . . , n 7 ' O I O operate smoothly without their Secretaries, and fortunate is that concern which has the n u . 1 u n , 1 1 - a I , - . . . , . . . . , . . . . . ri: - ' ' . , X ,V w A ,, I , , . , . - . . , . . . , The Faculty Aids Willy's '91 4153? i' S I4 I , x DOROTHY BALES English, Guidance W. A. BERG , Guidance Director ELIZABETH BERRY Social Science FLORENCE BRUSH Spanish SARAH ELLEN CAMPBELL English Publications LUCILLE CARROL L Biology ELLIS CLEMENT Physics Algebra Advanced Physical Science KENNETH R CLINE Mechanical Drawing MXSGT WILLIAM H DICKSON R O T C GLADYS EVANS Biology SGT DAVID E GARNER R O T C LEWIS HARTZOG Track Coach V HOPKINS Physical Education MARIE HORD Commerce HAZEL JOHNSON Vocational Home Economics Development Through 'Q' I1 15 Currleular M ORVILLE JOHNSON Band Orchestra Chorus MARY KENNEDY Soclal Science MARY LEARN ARD Socxal Scxence GREGORY LEI- EVER Algebra ETHMEL LYON Algebra LOUISE MacDONALD Englxsh Llterature MARGARET MEREDITH Speech THFLMA MYERS Commerce JESSIE PAGE Commerce RAY PEARCE Coordmator MAYME PIP ER Lrbrary GROVER C REDFORD Physical Educanon Drxver Educauon ROBERTA RICE Health Phys1calEducat1on VERDA RILLER English NELL SAMPSON II 0 'I . . .L f .lg-' 4' A .I ' e . C , . . 4- f' ' .A A nd Extra currlculal Actlvltles ASENATH SCHROEDER Social Sc1ence BERNFTA SHERMAN Social Sclence ELLFN SINGLETON Laun Englxsh JESSIE SMITH Chorus B SPEARS English BETTY ANN STREET Physxcal Educauon NELVADA SURBAUGH Vocatlonal Home MAJOR JAMES L SWOFFORD A U S R O T C ALPH G TUCKFIELD Chemistry ETHEL WAITMAN Mathematxcs ERWIN W WALKER Commerce WALTER E WEBB Manual Trammg WILLIAM L WEBFR Engllsh ROBERT F WICKE Socxal Scxence MARY FOSTE R WILLIAMS Dramatxcs IJ o o o 0 - 1 A. . Economics R . f Custodlans Famrlrar as the srght of our text books and fully as necessary are the custodlans at Wxllram Chrrsman A punctual as the clock that drvrdes our day xnto xts allotted perxods are these men m the performance of the day s routme They work contmually to keep our burldmg clean and com fortable They take the trme to help us flnd lost artrcles, to help us open stubborn lockers, and to assrst us m countless other ways The custodrans are an xmportant part of W rlly Chrrs man s staff, and we take thxs opportumty to express our apprecratron for therr wxlhng and effrclent servxce INR C R McLe11and John Haun Joseph Myrtle JohnD Greer lllys Bus DPIVCPS 'wil' A515 G wSf!l 'M g, AA A lx Wximubu 3 Ji. 1 -gh H Cohoon W O Gibson Bus Lme Wxllrazn Cavanah Lord Bus Line, Mrs Joseph Boswel Lord Bus Lme Mrs John W Pace Pace Bus Lme John W Pace, Pace Bus Lme Lomus L Noland Lord Bus Lrne Paul A Lord Lord Bus Lune ', '- Ill ' r T5 'f. . . 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'Af I 9 , X E :.':'-4 4 ,Z Munro Ransdell president R L Coberly treasurer Larry Evans vice-president Thomas Bates secretary SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS The second semes ter officers have been well qualified and loyal Chrrsmanites Leland Fay was chosen presi dent Leland s actrv ity interests are track and football Gary Bergen was vice president ary was also Student Coun cil parliamentarian and president of his home room he is a letterman in basketball and track Shirley Kofford class secretary was art editor of The Gleam and is a member of the Art Honor Society the National Honor Society the Arr Club the Sci ence Club the Pep Club and the As You Like-It society jack Wilson treas urer is a member of the Science Club and o both the track and the football squads M N FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS Willie Chrisman, Guard- ian and promoter of school traditions, has found kindred spirits in the officers of the Senior Classy the school has no more loyal supporters than these. Munro Ransdell was president of the classg he is interested in football. Larry Evans, who was elected vice-president, was a member of the advertising staff of The Gleam and is a sergeant in the ROTC corps Thomas Bates was sec- retary of the class Tom is interested in football R L Coberly was class treasurer R L was also Student Council parliamen tarian His schoolactivrtres include also chorus basket ball and track Jack Wilson treasurer Shirley Kofford secretary Leland Fay pres at . . -. ' Senior Class . I L X w ' - ' . G X 4. 1 Q ' . F .f ' or . ' , K I A 6 I., . . ,n 5 ' .1 ,V 1 .M . ' .., . ' ' D I 1 DORA JANE ADAMS Future Nursesg Typing Staff. LLOYD G ENE ADAMS WILLIAM WALTER ALLEGA ROTC, Sgt. First Classg National Rifle As- sociation. DOROTHY MAY ALLEN ROBERT FREDERICK ALLGRUNN Student Council. JAMES WILLIAM ANDREW Thespiang Orchestrag Select Chorusg Student Councilg Commercial Clubg Mixed Chotusg Trackg Speech Playg junior Playg One-Act Play. DARRELL EARSEL ATCHLEY RETA KENNON BADDER Girls Chorus. ROBERT LEROY BAKER WARREN ROGER BALLEW ROTC, Sgt. First Class. NANCY LOU BARGER Science Clubg Pep Clubg Select Chorusg Nautilusg Spanish Clubg Mixed Chorus. PATRICIA LOIE BATES Nautilusg Spanish Clubg Girls Quartetg Na- tional Honor Societyg Select Chorusg A Cap- pella. THOMAS DEAN BATES Senior Class Secretaryg Footballg Track. GERALD ARNOLD BEAN WALTER PAUL BECK Science Clubg Select Chorusg Mixed Chorusg Football. GARY DEAN BERGEN Student Councilg Baslretballg Traclr. MARY LEE BLACKBURN Library Club, Secretaryg Pep Clubg Nautilusg Spanish Clubg Mixed Chorusg GLEAM Layout Staff, Associate Editorg ENVOY Staff, Re porterg Student Council. BETTY ANN BLAKE Pep Clubg Nautilusg Spanish Clubg Mixed Chorus. DARRELL L. BOLT Mixed Chorus. PAULINA FAYE BOLTON MORRIS GENERALD BOOKER Glu 'C' 155- fin. T4 -1 Q, 'fn X 0' 2 , . v Q' Q' ,i fu 4? 1 is.- Q X 1-QU 'iw' 1 95 1 i tn 4: - f CQQJDO ,4 15 . ,fs . if, ,. W tif -0 Q... . .Q A K 7' I.. eg, L . it fa I.. ,. .. 6 -':.,,. . n ,Sf A I M 9' 'Sf 14 ggi , 43 , . : Y Q ggi? .. 1 G 4' fi' +3 'SEQ . fr-X Q l I gt I, fi VIRGINIA LEE BOOKER Pep Clubg Mixed Chorusg Select Chorus. REX LYNN BOOS Bandg Spanish Clubg Key Clubg Mixed Chorus. JOHN ARCH BORRON ROTC, Company Commanderg National Rifle Association, Vice-Commanderg Rifle Team, Co-Captaing Debate. SHIRLEY ANN BOURKE CLYDE RAMON BOYD JOHN HOLDEN BOYD ROTC, First Sgt.g National Rifle Associ- ationg Rifle Team. LOUIS HUDSON BRALEY ROTC, Operations Officerg President, Art Honor Societyg Thespiang National Rifle Associationg Art Clubg Student Councilg Spanish Clubg Rifle Teamg One-Act Play. J AMES BRESTOGIANIS, JR. Football. WILLIAM THOMAS BROWN ROTC, Platoon Leaderg Mixed Chorus. LEORA FAYE BRUNS Spanish Clubg Mixed Chorus. WILLIAM DEAN BUFORD DONALD LEE BURKETT Mixed Chorusg Footballg Track. DAVID LOUIS BURKHARDT DIANE CAROL CAIRNS Select Chorusg Nautilusg Future Homemalcersg Spanish Clubg Mixed Chorusg Stage Crewg Girls Chorusg A Cappella. JACQULYNNE JEAN CAMPBELL Library Clubg Select Chorusg Mixed Chorus. MALETA BELLE CAMPBELL Pep Club Select Chorus Student Council Commercial Club M Club Mixed Chorus SHIRI ll ANN C AMPBI-ll KAY HI'l l-IN C ARHRIAY Tl? VILI IAM DARRI I I CASI-Y National Rifle Association Spanish Club 'IO ANN CASIHII ORI.I'.NA PAX CAYO ' Art Club' Science Clube Pep Clubt Nautllus Spanish Club. ROBERT EVERETT CHAPMAN MARY ALVIRA CHAPPELOW Commercial Clubg Mixed Chorus. SAMUEL IENNINGS CHAPPELOW Mixed Chorus. ROBERT GRANT CHINNERY ALBERTA MARIE CHRISMAN Select Chorusg Student Councilg Nautilusg Spanish Clubg Mixed Chorusg ENVOY Staff. JANET CLAURICE CLOSSON Commercial Clubg Mixed Chorus. DAN LEE CLUTTER Science Clubg Bandg Orchestrag Student Councilg Spanish Club. R. L. COBERLY Treasurer, Senior Classg Parliamentarian, Student Councilg Mixed Chorusg One-Act Playg Basketball. GERALDINE LOUISE COGAN Pep Clubg Commercial Club. MARY LOUISE COGAN Mixed Chorus. ROBERT LEE COMSTOCK HOWARD LEON COOK National Rifle Association. J. STANLEY COOK ROSEMARY JANE COOK Science ClubgPep Clubg Select Chonrsg YOBQ Future Homemakersg Mixed Chorus. WAYNE SAVILLE COOPER, IR. ROTC, Master Sgt. DONALD GENE CORDES Footballg Spanish Club. 1 VELMA JEAN CORRILL Library Clubg Select Chorusg YOBQ Student Councilg Future Homemakersg Debateg Oper- ettag fKansas City Schoolsl. PATSY ANN CRADDOCK Pep Clubg Select Chorusg Spanish Club. BEVERLY IOAN CRAYTON RICHARD PAUL CREVISTON KATHRYN LOUISE CULBERTSON Select Chorusg Mixed Chorus. 7 f-'Y .I-,,, 'ah 1-D-5 'au- K W P lgi 5,3 .ziafviii ,- Wi ' X .1 Y , 1, J. 19,3 1 au., W-X fwfr 1 bv if I uf 4 is 3 -.--A :Ci 'TS . if EN Qi T' its lol no s A . . Q35 2 . YY 43' . 551, 64 'ff f .. N if is is 'N or 6 'S f ...Q E BETTY JANE CURTIS Latin Club, Treasurer. JANE OLA CURTIS Art Honor Society, Art Club, Nautilus, Span- ish Club. KENNETH LEROI CURTIS Thespian, Science Club, Chorus, Student Council, National Honor Society, Forensic League, Spanish Club, President, Debate, Future Teachers, President, Vice-president, Secretary, Junior Play, One-act play. WAYNE GILBERT CUSTEAD GERALD MONTAGUE DARRAH JACQUELINE LEA DAVIS Pep Club, YOB, Spanish Club, Chorus, Junior Play, prompter. CARROLL H. DAY National Rifle Association. WILLIAM ARTHUR DEAM Chorus, Football, Basketball, Track, Oper- etta, Select Chorus. JERRY LOWELL DEAN Junior Class, Treasurer, ROTC, Captain, National Rifle Association, Science Club, President, Chorus, Student Council, Oper- etta, Advertising Staff, Select Chorus. DOROTHY MAE DIKE Mixed Chorus. ROGER LEE DILLEE ROTC, Second Lieutenant. JANICE BEVERLY DOBSON Pep Club, Spanish Club, Stage Crew. CARL MERREL DOOLEY National Rifle Association. CATHERINE JANE DOUDNEY Pep Club, Student Council, Nautilus, Secre- tary, Commercial Club, Chorus. REX EDWARD DOWELL IRENE DUNN Art Club, M Club, Spanish Club. BETTY JEAN DUXBURY Chorus, M Club. FAYE PATRICIA DYER Art Honor Society, Shakespearean, Pep Club, HM Club, Spanish Club, Art Club. ROBERT LEROY EAGER ALICE LOUISE EASTWOOD Shakespearean, Treasurer, Pep Club, Na- tional Honor Societ , M Club, Secretary, Reporter, Spanish Ciub, Stage Crew, ENVOY Staff, Student Council, Debate. JO ANN EBELING Science Club, Secretary, Pep Club, Presi- dent, Drill Commander, YOB, Student Council, Spanish Club, Chorus, Future Teachers, Secretary, As-You-Lilte-It, Treasurer, Select Chorus. RICHARD EDSON Mixed Chorus, Manager, Football, Basket- ball, Track. LOIS BELLE EDWARDS Girls Chorus. ROBERT WILLIAM ELGIN ROTC, Master Sgr., National Rifle Associ- ' ation, Science Club, Football. RUTH IRMA ELSER Science Club, Future Nurses, Student Council, Mixed Chorus, Vice-president, Na- tional Honor Society. CARROLL DALE ESRY Science Club, Band,Key Club, Mixed Chorus. LAWRENCE EVANS Vice-president, Senior Class, ROTC, Sgt., GLEAM Advertising Staff. VAUGHN EVANS Football, Basketball, Track ELAINE FRANCES EWING Mixed Chorus. CHARLES WESLEY FANN JOAN FARLEY Orchestra, Typing Staff, Mixed Chorus, Girls Chorus. LELAND GILBERT FAY Student Council, Football, Track. DOROTHY MAE FERGUSON Commercial Club, Future Homemakers. DIANN LEE FISHER Art Club, Pep Club, Band, Future Teachers, Spanish Club, Commercial Club, ENVOY Staff. HEL EN MAXINE FITCH Commercial Club, ROTC, Warrant Officer. ROBERT C. FLICK BENJAMIN PATTON FOSTER Band, Student Council, Spanish Club, Key Club, Mixed Chorus, ROTC, Sgt. ROBERT CARL FOXWORTH National Rifle Association, Mixed Chorus. WILLIAM JOE FRIEND Art Honor Society, Art Club, Student Council. ROSEMARY RUTH FRY Select Chorus, Spanish Club, M Club, Commercial Club, Nautilus, ROTC, Warrant Officer. . DON CARLOS FULLER Science Club, Reporter, Sophomore Class, ROTC, Master Sgt. l DELORES MAE GIBLER National Honor Society, M Club, Mixed Chorus, Latin Club. i --4-Y fi if 50' 43 vs, 5 Q 'Z it M X 3 , li', ,Sv 3 'Q 'TZ' f. ,I . if , I 'Q we I te. fm, HJ Y. '73 3' l x 8 f 7v' .aw- ' ,-4 N. ,Wi .-fn if an fy Z? ZH 'Z YZ! v..,.' 4 -.wi fax U15 1 l !1r wwf . FN' vi mffi, sr' ,ff THOMAS WILLIAM GIBSON CHARLES BERTRAM GLASS ROTC, Battalion Commander, National Rifle Association, President, Rifle Team, Co- Captaing Honor Society. JACK E. GOODRICK JOAN LORRAINE GRAHAM Student Council, Spanish Club. GERALD RICHARD GRAMLICH Basketball. JOYCE MARIE GRAUPNER Commercial Clubg Future Homemalcersg Fu- ture Teachers. DELORES JEAN GREEN ANNE LUCILLE GRISWOLD Art Honor Societyg Art Clubg Pep Club, Student Council. MARY FRANCES GUNZEL Shakes earean- Pe Club' Student Council- P 7 P I 1 M Club, Vice-president, Presidentg Span- ish Clubg Mixed Chorus. DARL ENE JUNE GUSTAFSON CHLOE VIVIAN GUYER JACQUELINE SUE HAGAN Mixed Chorus, Girls Chorusg Typing Staff. WILLIAM HAHN BARBARA JEAN HALL Art Club. JAMES HOWARD HALL President, Sophomore Class fSt. Marysj. BEVERLY LEE HAM Pep Club, Mixed Chorusg Girls Chorus. DOROTHY MARIE HANSEN Student Councilg Commercial Clubg Spanish Club. DANIEL MATTHEW HANSON DOROTHY PATRICIA HART Pep Clubg Spanish Clubg Mixed Chorus. DELMAR THEODORE HAZELRIGG ROTC, Platoon Leader. WILBUR ALVIN HEMPY DELORIS JEAN HENRION Mixed Chorus. DORIS ARL ENE HENRION Mixed Chorus. CHARLES ROBERT IIIELD Junior Class Presidentg ROTC, Captalfli Thespiang National Rifle Associationg Bandg Spanish Clubg Speech Playg Junior Playg One-Act Play. LEANNA JOANN HODGES WILLIAM EDGAR HOLMBERG KENNETH LEROY HOLSWORTII Mixed Chorusg Footballg Track. 1.P.uoRN Bandg Spanish Club. EARL GENE HORNER ANNA MAE HOWARD I Shakespearean, Histori-ang Student Councilg Commercial Club, Presxdentg Spanish Club. SHIRLEY K. JACKSON Library Clubg Pep Clubg Future Nursesg Mixed Chorus. DONNA BELLE JAGGER Shakespeareang Select Chorusg Commercial Clubg Mixed Chorus. JULIA ANN JENKINS One-Act Playg ENVOY Staff CMichiganJ. EDWARD LEMUEL JOHNSON ROBERT WILLIAM JOHNSON Bandg Commercial Clubg Spanish Clubg Adver- tising Staff. JOANNJONES Sophomore Class Treasurerg Shakespearean, Presidentg Student Councilg National Honor Societyg Spanish Clubg Future Teachers. PAULA LOUISE JONES Shakespeareang Science Clubg Pep Clubg M Clubg Spanish Club. ROB I.. JUSTICE Mixed Chorus. ANNA LAVERNE KENNEDY YOB5 Future Homemakersg Mixed Chorus. JOANN KENNEDY LOREN ELI KESTER Spanish Club. NOAH ARTHUR KNAPP, JR. Stage Crew. '47 'tn Q? . -4? --H ,f l t' 3 f I R' I -J, ' LJQFI My '::iQi wi 5- it f EJ A ffl, it :Q , I gf 9-l 'O' '97 'S . yy 5 .X 2- , 3 -0' g fl, 1 'W?f2. 71 JM A? 2? .2 . 4-1,1 ' H'?A-5 'K - It 1 xi 4 -19 .JA ,Q it QL .Q H 16 -4 '4? ff' s at 5 Q' , I .Q-ff' if 1 Q 1 li! CORKY KNOCK Football, Basketball. SHIRLEY KOFFORD Art Honor Society, Art Club, Vice-president, Science Club, Pep Club, National Honor Society, As-You-Like-It, Student Council, GLEAM Design and Layout Staff, Secretary, Senior Class. BETTY JO KUECK Girls Chorus. GEORGE FRANKLIN KUHN STEPHEN PAGE LARSEN Student Council, Football, Basketball, Track Knot at Chrismanj. WILLIAM DONALD LATCHAM ROTC, Second Lieutenant, Rifle Associa- tion, Chorus, Advertising Staff. DOROTHY LOUISE L EWIS YOB. JOYCE ILENE LIDKE Pep Club, Vice-president, Cheerleader, Student Council, As-You-Like-It, Commercial Clul? Vicrpresident, Chorus, Advertising Staf . BRUCE CURTIS LOGEMAN Science Club, Student Council, Junior Play, One-Act Play, Advertising Staff: JEROME LOLLAS BURMAN HENRY LORENSON MARY ARDENA LUND Science Club, Pep Club, Select Chorus, YOB, Student Council, Treasurer, As-You-Like-It, President, Future Teachers, President, Speech Play, One-Act Play, Spanish Club. BONNIE JEAN LUSSO Pep Club, Nautilus, Chorus, Girls Chorus. REGINA LUX Art Honor Society, Art Club, Chorus, Spanish Club, Literary Staff, ENVOY Staff, Art Editor, Quill and Scroll, Pep Club, Girls Chorus. BILL RAY LYDAY Art Honor Society, Football, Basketball. JACK A. LYNCH Stage Crew. JAMES WALTER MALOTT BARBARA FERN MANN YOB, Vice-president, Secretary, Spanish Club. ELEANOR DELANE MANN Chorus, Nautilus, Reporter, Historian. PHYLLIS JUNE MASTEN Chorus, YOB. MARILYN ANNE MASTON Select Chorus, YOB, Mixed Chorus. B AR BARA ANN MATTHEWS BARBARA JEAN MAYNARD Shakespearean, Art Club, Science Club, Pep Club, Cheerleader, Future Nurses, Speech Play, junior Play, ENVOY Staff. GERALD RAY MCCANDL ESS LUCILLE MAE MCCORMICK Student Council, National Honor Society, Nautilus, Future Homemakers, Secretary, Secretary-Treasurer, President, M Club, Spanish Club, Typing Staff, ENVOY Staff. PHYLLIS DAWN McDANDEL Sophomore Class, Secretary, junior Class, Secretary, Thespian, Science Club, Pep Club, Student Council, Secretary, National Honor Society, Forensic Lea ue, President, As- You-Like-It, Spanish CIub, Debate, Speech Play, One-Act Play, Senior Football Attend- ant. HELEN CAMILLE McDONALD Typing Staff, Art Club, Science Club fat East Highj, Future Nurses. CLAYTON LUTHER MCFARLAND National Rifle Association, Science Club, Band, Spanish Club. NORMA LEE MCKAY Nautilus, President. GERALD EUGENE McKENZIE MARGARET MCKEVIT Art Honor Society, Vice-President, Thespian, Art Club, Secretary, Vice-President, Treasur- er, Pep Club, Secretary, Student Council, Forensic League, As-You-Like-It, Secretary, Debate, Speech Play, junior Play, One-Act Play, Layout Staff, Typing Staff, ENVOY Staff, Junior Red Cross Board. EDITH LEOLA MCKINNEY Commercial Club. FREDDIE FRANKLIN McKINZIE MARLENE MASTERSON MCPHAII.. Mixed Chorus. DOROTHY FAYE MELTON DONALD J. MERCER PATRICIA DAWN MEYER Art Club, Select Chorus. BETTY LOU MILLER Nautilus, Commercial Club, Spanish Club, Mixed Chorus, Pep Club. JAMES ERNEST MILLER ROTC, First Sgt., National Rifle Associa- tion, Science Club, Rifle Team, Mixed Chorus. STEPHEN S. MILLER, JR. NANCY JANE MOFFITT Nautilus, Future Homemakers. BETTE JEANNE MOORE Pep Club, Forensic League, Nautilus, Span- ish Club, Debate. S 9 I g 'K ai if xc' .3 F Q T I ' i 4 .. X -W 5 Pan. 4. W wg. ,, ,I Q 2 '15, s we ,f mme, F ff 1 ff i Al Q- T 'D- 3 L 1 232 twat: 'O J. iw f Wt ' vs yo Y-.-J 1,3 -Gb xiii? ' iz ' ' .ay I sz- ' . ,, , J fX uv Q -J .Y7' 4' ,fair IJ 05 EDWARD CLEON MOORE ROTCQ Science Clubg National Honor Societyg Forensic Leagueg Spanish Clubg Debateg Speech Play. MARGARET LOU MOORE Science Clubg Library Clubg YOBQ Student Councilg National Honor Societyg Nautilusg Spanish Clubg Mixed Chorusg Girls Chorusg Future Teachers. GERALD GILMORE MORRIS ELIZABETH JANE MORTON Pep Club. MELVIN D. MULLENAX NORMA MAY MULLENAX YOB, Presidentg Commercial Clubg Spanish Club. NORMA LEE NEAS Pep Clubg Select Chorusg Mixed Chorus. MARGARET PAULINE NETTER Library Clubg Mixed Chorusg Girls Chorusg Junior Play. KAY ROSALIE OESER M Club, Reporter. MARIAN MARIE ORCHARD YOBQ Mixed Chorus. MARY LOUISE ORGAN Science Clubg Nautilusg Commercial Clubg Future Ilomemakersg Future Teachers. NANCY MAE OSTLUND Science Clubg Pep Clubg YOBg Mixed Chorus. RAYMOND EARL P ASCHALL GERALD MARTIN PEEK JOHN ALLEN PENNINGTON DOROTHY MARIE PERKINS Mixed Chorus. WESLEY EDWIN PETERSON ROTC, Lieutenant, Platoon Leaderg National Rifle Association. JAMES ROGER PHILLIPS Basketball. KI-NNE FH LPI- PHII LIPS VH MA JUNJF PHII LIPS Library Club Mixed Chorus Operetta FRITZI JI' ANNE PHIPPS Shakespearean Pep Club Student Council Spanish Club' Junior Play. JAMES WILLIAM PIMBLOTT Bandg Student Councilg Stage Crewg Junior Playg One-Act Play. KEITH OLEN PLOEGER ROTC, Corporal. FRED O. POTTER Basketballg Track. WILLIAM B. POTTER Football. VIRGIL RAY PREATOR ROBERT POPE RANNIE ROTC, Captaing National Rifle Associationg Science Clubg Spanish Club, Treasurerg Future Teachersg Speech Play. ALLEN MUNRO RANSDELL Senior Class, Presidentg Student Councilg Footballg junior Playg Spanish Club. DONNA MARIE RAWLINS Select Chorusg M Clubg Mixed Chorusg Girls Chorus. CL AR ENCE DAVID REECE CHARLES CECIL REED KENNETH RAY REED ELEANOR ANN REYNOLDS Pep Clubg Nautilusg Chorusg junior Playg Select Chorus. . JOHN HENRY REYNOLDS National Rifle Association. MARY LOU RICE YOB. ROBERT NORMAN RICE Student Councilg Mixed Chorus. BARBARA EILEEN RICHARDSON ROBERT R. RIDDLE National Rifle Associationg Mixed Chorus. CHARLENE ANN RINER Lilgrary Clubg Future Homemakers CLexing- ton . CAROL JEAN ROACH Science Clubg Select Chorusg YOB, Secretary, Reporterg Spanish Clubg Mixed Chorus. DONNA MARIE ROGERS Pep Clubg M Clubg Spanish Club. DOROTHY HELEN ROHRS Spanish Clubg Mixed Chorus. at . :E .1 J bl' I , M0 ? 7 1' Al 7? Q. 2 'S 'H -J v N-'sv M, -.,, gel 'L' N.-f fur, 'FU- Xl ' S 1 , 0 '13 Nr' .7- '-1. X' 2 TIMOTHY RONDOMANSKI CARL ROBERT ROSEMAN WALTER DONALD ROSS Basketball MARGARET ANN ROWE Future Nurses Latin Club VIRGINIA LEE RUSSELL Thespian Shakespearean Vice President Pep Club Cheer leader Student Council National Honor Society M Club, Spanish Club Vice-President Speech Play Junior Play One-Act Play GLEAM Design and Lay out Staff ENVOY Staff BETTY ANN SANDERS JOHN AMMON SALISBURY JOHN FRANKLIN SCHAFER HENRY BERNHARDT SCHERER ANNA RUTH SCHOEMIG BARBARA ANN SCHROEDER Pep Club Future Nurses WILLIAM TODD SERMON Student Council Spanish Club MARY ELLEN SH EARER RUSSELL JEROME SHERMAN Thespiang Science Clubg Select Chorus, Presidentg Spanish Clubg Mixed Chorusg Speech Playg Junior Playg One-Act Playg Advertising Staff. BETTE JEAN SHOEMAKER Art Honor Societyg Art Clubg Science Clubg P Clubg Student Councilg Future Home- m ersg M Clubg Chorus. ELEANOR M. SHULL Thespiang Pep Club, Cheerleaderg Select Chorusg Nautilus, Parliamentariang Com- mercial Clubg Junior Play. KAYE SIEGFRIED Art Honor Society, Secretaryg Art Club, Re- porter, VicePres1dentg Science Club, Treasur- erg Pep Clubg Student Councilg As-You-Like- It, Reporrerg Quill and Scrollg Speech Playg Junior Playg Typing Staffg Advertising Staffg ENVOY Staff, Editor-In-Chief. MARY JANE SIMPSON Art Honor Societyg Art Club, Treasurerg Pep Clubg As-You-Like-Itg Commercial Clubg Chorusg Advertising Staffg Spanish Club. CHANCE RAY SMALL Select Chorusg Mixed Chorus. WILEY CLEMON SMALL YOBQ National Honor Societyg Forensic Leagueg Spanish Clubg Choruag Debate. CHARLES EUGENE SMITH Spanish Club EDRIE LUCINDA SMITH Art Honor Society, Art Club, Science Club, Future Teachers, Reporter, Historian. EDWIN OLIVER SMITH National Rifle Association, Mixed Chorus, ROTC, Master Sgt. TOM ALLEN SMITH, JR. Vice-president, Junior Class, Science Club, Spanish Club, Basketball. ROYCE McCALL SMITHSON National Rifle Association, Rifle Team. WAYNE LaVERNE SPEASE STELLA JEAN STANGER SUZANNE STAPLETON Thespian, Science Club, Pep Club, Select Chorus, Future Nurses, Student Council, As- You-Like-It, Spanish Club, Secretary, Mixed Chorus, Future Teachers, Speech Play, One Act Play. CAROL RAE STEWART Shakespearean, Secretary, Science Club, Pep Club, Mixed Chorus, Spanish Club, Junior Play. JUNIUS RICE STEWART CHARLES RAYMOND STOBAUGH KARLENE ANN STOKES Spanish Club, Mixed Chorus. NORMA JEAN STORY Pep Club, Spanish Club, Mixed Chorus. ARTHUR LeROY STOWELL Football, Track. BARBARA JOAN STRAWACKER Thespian, Shakespearean, Science Club, Student Council, Forensic League, Spanish Club, Debate, Speech Play, One-Act Play. LEO CLARENCE STROHM EVELYN MARIE STUMP Library Club, YOB, Chorister, Nautilus, Com- mercial Club, Spanish Club, Mixed Chorus, Future Teachers, Junior Play. JOAN ELEANOR TALCOTT LILLIAN ROBERTA TAYLOR DAVID LYNN THATCIIER Select Chorus, Stage Crew. KAY MARIE THOMAS Treasurer, Sophomore Class, Art Honor So- ciety, Art Club, Student Council, As-You- Like-It, Spanish Club, Future Teachers. JEANETTE LOUISE THOMPSON Pep Club, Nautilus, Spanish Club. '3- '3 Sf dx 'I , , 1 1 .J Z X 1 'I' 3 .14 1' xW T 'pr 3 '27 4-9 W7 lf- 'QJ SJ' 2 'K ED' I TS' 'ff '7- if , v, f 4' , . Q.. n Q4 ev Q M' 51415 fs I 0 iq., lu Q . arf-Q -.J I ' -wx , i ,K ' T 3' , ' , i 'N-if K .15 in. eg X v-qlf JOHN LEWIS THOMPSON RONALD RAY THOMPSON SADONNA LEE TIPPET DELORES MAE TODD NORMA ALICE TRAYOR DONNA TRENTHAM Science Clubg Library Club, Secretary, Treasurerg Select Chorusg A Cappellag YOB, President, Vice-President, Secretary, Re porterg Nautilusg Spanish Clubg Mixed Chorusg Chorister. MARIE JESSIE TULL GRACE ELIZABETH TWENTE Thespiang Student Councilg National Honor Societyg Forensic League, Secretary-Treasur erg Spanish Clubg Debateg Future Teachersg Speech Playg One-Act Playg As-You-Like-It. BARBARA JEAN VAN DYKE Future Homemakersg Spanish Clubg Mixed Chorusg GLEAM Design and Layout Staffg Advertising Staffg ENVOY Staff. WILLIAM WESTWOOD VARDEMAN Sophomore Class, Vice-presidentg Junior Class, Vicrpresidentg Select Chorusg Student Council, Viczrpresidentg National Honor Societyg Spanish Clubg Mixed Chorusg Bas- ketball. CHARLOTTE LUCILLE VAUGHAN Library Clubg Literary Staff. EVELYN CAROLYN VEACH VIOLA ALICE VELT Thespiang Pep Club, Reporterg Quill and Scroll, Presidentg Student Councilg National Honor Societyg As-You-Like-Itg Spanish Clubg Mixed Chorusg Speech Playg Literary Staffg ENVOY Staff. MARY ELIZABETH VOGEL Pep Clubg Nautilusg Commercial Cluhg Mixed Chorus. ROBERT MASON WADE WARREN CHARLES WAGNER ROBERT ALLEN WAITMAN JACQUELINE WALKENHORST Pep Clubg M Club. JOSEPH WALTER CHARLENE MARIE WARD Pep Clubg Nautilusg Commercial Clubg M Club. SARAH ELIZABETH WARD Student Councilg Spanish Clubg .future Teachers. DAVID RUSSEL WARREN SUE CATHRYN WATLING Shalcespeareang Pep Clubg Student Councilg Spanish Clubg Mixed Chorus. Typing Staffg Advertising Staffg ENVOY Staff. RONALD RAYMOND WATSON PATRICIA RUTH WEBER Quill and Scroll. ELEANOR ANN WEDDLE Art Honor Societyg Thespiang Art Clubg Fo- rensicg As-You-Like-lt, Vice-presidentg Spanish Clubg Debate. Speech Playg One- Act Play. MARALYN RUTH WELCH Science Clubg Library Clubg YOB, Vice- presidentg Spanish Clubg Future Teachers' Select Chorus. RAMA WELLS YOBQ Future Homemakers. JOSEPH THOMAS WESTWOOD Thespiang National Rifle Associationg Science Clubg Bandg Forensic Leagueg Debateg Speech Playg Junior Playg One-Act Play. JANET CAROL WHEATON ROTC, Chief Warrant Officerg Pep Clubg Select Chorusg Student Councilg As-You- Like-It, llistoriang Commercial Club, Secre raryg Spanish Clubg Mixed Chorusg Stage Crewg One-Act Playg Advertising Staff. WILLIAM S. WIIENIIAM Select Chorusg YOBg Mixed Chorus. JAMES EDWIN WHETSTONE Foorballg Basketball. ERMA MAY WILLARD Nautilusg Future Homemakers, Reporterg One- Act Play. BOB LEE WILLIAMS ELLEN MARIE WILLIAMS ELIZABETH WILLIAMS Science Club, Reporterg Pep Club, Vice- presideutg Select Chorusg A Cappellag Student Councilg As-You-Like-It, Treasurer, Parlia- mentariang Spanish Clubg Mixed Chorusg Ad- vertising Staffg Associate Editor, ENVOY. NYLENE WILLIAMS CAt Manual High and Vocational Schoolb Service Societyg Athena Literary Society? Scribblers, Sgt. of Armsg Student Councilg Future Homemakers, Treasurer. FERN WILSON Band. JACK LEE WILSON Science Clubg Footballg Track. ROBERT LEE WILSON National Rifle Associationg Key Club. DAVID ALVIN WINTER KENNETH ARMIN WITTHAR -C 17 -i M or- E i Vi af be 'UW fc- Y' I 'B 'P- SQA 5 . -3 f f I X 'T' U1 44 jerry McCandless james Miller Bob johnson and Morris Booker are recezvzng uocalxonal tfaznxng xn O flce Practice Shxrley Kofford with Charles Hzeld looking on ap The way to a man s hear! or so Frxtzz Phipps Norma McKay and Ruth Elser think In Mecbamcal Drawmg Mr Clme shows Bruce plxes make up to R L Coberly Hxs only comment Logeman and Catherme Doudney how :ts done heap lot war pam! 37 x ll T' L as ' ., f ' X ,7 WY i 42' ? Y' 47 . ' 1 f f' X l V-1 ,, V , a ro , f 4 , - 4 Q 0 '25 ,Junior Class QC Carol Collins, secretary, Morris McQuinn, vice- presidenrg William Thilking, treasurer, Jack Wear, president. SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS The Juniors had afine slate ofofficers for the second semester. Vlilliam Thilking, whose activity interest is sports, was made pres- ident. R. L. Phillips was vice-president. R. L., who was also president of his home room, has a variety of interests. Ile played football, sang in the chorus, and is a member of Youth- on-the-Beam. Shirlee Osborne was chosen secretary, Shirlee is a member of the As-You-Like-It society and played major roles in the Speech play and in the Junior class play. Jack Wear was treasurer, and helped his fellow officers in boosting his alma mater. E YZ: I FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS Willy Chrisman's leaders of the Junior class for the first semester are a representa- tive quartet and well-qualified to hold their officers. Jack Wear was president. Jack had previously served as vice-president in his sophomore year. He is amember of the Spanish Club. Morris McQuinn was elected vice-president. Morris was a letterman in football and was on the track team. Carol Collins, class secretary, was also a Student Council alternate, Carol is a member of the M Club, the Spanish Club, and the As-You-Like-lt society. Yxilliam Thilking was treasurer of the class. Bill lettered in football. W WN R. L. Phillips, vice-president, Shirlee Osborne, secretary, William Thilking, president, Jack Wear, MR. Cl.INE'S HOME ROOM - 106 BOTTOM ROW: Joyce Briggs, Geraldine Neckerdite, James Brand, Donald Bartels, Mary Lou Becker- dite, Charlene Andes. SECOND ROW: Beverly Bridges, Nancy lient- ley, Joyce Bates, De Lores Bow- man, Mary Ann Allen, Pe gy Ad- kins, Betty Allison. THIRFU ROW: Jeanne Henson, Marilyn Andes, Emilie Adkins, Georgia Alton, Mari- lyn Boswell,Thelma BorKgman,Clara ndes. FOURTH RO 1 Russell Allen, Jean Atchison, Ralph Brew- er, Robert Brightwell, Kenneth Archer, Eugenie Bradley, Everett Adams. TOP ROW: Robert liarney, Robert Barlow, Shelby Brightwell, Richard llaird, Fred Goebel, Gene Anderson, Kenneth Beals, Ronald Bartlett. VIQS KENNliD'1 S HOME ROOM - 205 A n h I5O'I I'ONl ROW: Peggy Coen, loanne Chiles, Darbara Ilrown, Ilarbara llryant, Carol Collins, Cora Ilrown. SECOND ROW: Barbara Burns, ilarbara Burroughs, Delores Comer,Parealee Ilryant, l.ois Case, -lo Ann Carlock, Patricia Clark, Shirley llutcher. THIRD ROW: Ron- ald Casselman, Wesley llurns, Ronald Burns, john Hurts, joe Cocklin, Richard Chandler, Carl Cogan. FOURTH ROW: Wayne llruder, Donald Cannon, Robert fl. Chapman, Lester Clark, Eddie Charpie, Ann Clark, Susan Choplin, joan Cason. TOP ROW: jerry Cad- well, Delbert Casebolt, Newton Drown, Tom Caviness, Richard liyrne, David Clark, lack Huehan, Stewart Carson. MRS. I.EARNARD'S HOME ROOM - 207 5 BOTTOM ROW: Elaine Danforth, Patty Ellis, Ermaleen Crim, Martha Conner, Carol Del'5roeclc, joanne Doutr. SECOND ROW: june Cren- shaw, Shirley Decker, Alberta Doug- las, Marilyn Dagley, Betty Dudley, Patsy Ruth Eaunce, Theresa Crass. THIRD ROW: Ann Conrow, Marietta Corey, Virginia Davis, Irene Eann, Emma Irene Curtis, Patricia Ealer. Donna Heth Davis. FOURTH ROW: James Dexter, llirl Ewing, lohn Dunn, Kenneth Dyer, Wayne David- son, Gerald Edwards, Fred Eenson. TOP ROW: Ronald Eiman, 'lames Ewing, Russell Etzenhouser, Tom- mie Edmunds,Vernon Darling, Merle Dove, Gene Dexter, Iiiruce Coryell. MISS RII-LER'S HOME ROOM - 210 BOTTOM ROW: Patty Harlan, Margaret Hall, lill Gilbert, Wanda Lou Fields, Virginia Grayer, Donna Hart. SECOND ROW: Deloris Grif- fiths, Nancy Hattey, Karlene Eul- ton, Tom Freeman, john Graham, lack Hamm. THIRD ROW: Shirley Flagg, Marie Gradi, Patty Gragg, Evelyn Gillespie, Elaine Foxworth, Donna Haas, Tharon German. EOURTII ROW: Marclta Griswold, liarbara fiuyer, Viola Haynes, Charles Fickle, Donnie Erala. Celia Ery, ,lacqueline Hawkins. TOP ROW: David Freeman, Philip Gregory, Clifford Hatch, Vernon llazglrigg, Dale Griesscl, William Gibson,Philip Goodwin, Dan Green z-Ju. 1 7 ,I 0 .nf MISS SAMPSON S HOME ROOM 7 BOTTOM ROW Joan Jenkins Fairy Heide Darlene Huffman Marise Honeyball Connie Herb Louise Hurlbut SFCOND ROW David Keeney Mary Carol Knabe oyce Higgins Grace Holmes Marie Inman Bobbie Hedrick THIRD ROV Margaret Kuhlman Stella Hunter Mary Lou Higgins Richard Hulse Delano Kennon Doris Huntsucker Bessie Hill FOURTH ROW John Kleuver Charles Kleuver Robert Knotts, Jerry ohnson, Don Johnson Robert Kline James Hieronymus TOP ROW Don ohnson Steve ohnson, Dean Heffner Douglas Jones Jerry ones Joe Dick Hightower ack Justice Frank Holman MRS SCHROEDER S HOME ROOM 301 BOTTOM ROW Letta Moore, Betty Lusso Bette Luker oanne 'Nielson Betty Lane Shirley Owens SECOND ROW. Judith McClure, oAnn Moore Shirley Mock Carole Langton udy Miller oan Pace. THIRD ROW: Mary Louise Malott Frank Painter William Lowther, Paul Moyer William Main ames LaDue Alice Martin. FOURTH ROW: Christie Latimer Norman Liddle Shirley ONeal, Shirlee Osborne Delores Lusso Ronald 'Wills Donald Liddle. TOP ROW: lfddie McLees, Morris McQuinn, Carlton Milby Ronald Mustain, Harold McElro Richard Mabbott, ' Y: Larry Munger, Virgil Lafferty. MISS SMITH' HOME ROOM - 109 BOTTOM ROW: Patty Robert- son, Leta Jo Phillips, Gladyce Phillips, Frances Rogers, Juanita Pugh, Marilyn Powell, Betty Roun- tree. SECOND ROW: Carol Pickett, Frances Pickett, Mary Ann Rice Wanda Plumleigh, Joyce Ryerson, Laura Paris, Wynona Ryder, Gerald- ine Remington. THIRD ROW: Pa- tricia Renfrow, Roger Pointer Donald Rhyan, Monte Rawlings, Jerry Preator, Helen Propst, James Maness. FOURTH ROW: Ronald Price, Corky Rupe, James Prit- chard, Richard Rice, Frank Potter, Gary Rawlings, Edgar Patterson. TOP ROW: Jack Prock, Ronald Polfer, Edward Reece, Russell Pat- terson, Morton Routon, Charles Rich, Kenneth Rall, Lawrence Pederson. v x MISS ViAITMAN'S HOME ROOM 'Ol BOTTOM ROW: Trula Sawyers, Ruth Sellers, Rosa Schoemig, Darbara Smith, Sharon Spencer. SECOND ROW: Joan Shepherd, Joanne Shelton, Joann Smith, Mary Smeclley, Shirle Scherer, Beverly Simcosky. THIIRD ROW: Casper Sholes, George Shine, Joye Sous- ley, Carolyn Shakespeare, Dorothy Smith, Marjory Smith, Delores Shadel. FOURTH ROW: Patricia Shirk, Don Smith, Don Sell, John Schmidt, David Specht, Gary Snow, Elaine Shanahan. TOP ROW: Leonard Skaggs, Tommy Schafer, Leland Scott, Richard Smith, Neal Scribner, Harold Smith, Ray Sermon. MR. WEBB'S HOME ROOM - SHOP BOTTOM ROW: Donna Teague, Nancy Turner, Delores Tandy, Shirle Tiberghien, Donita Sweet. SECOFJD ROW: Vivian Vail, Barb- ara Van Loon, Mildred Stephenson, Betty Thomas, Martha Turner, Roberta Walker. THIRD ROW: Ida Mae Stewart, Pauline Stark, Carol Suhr, Joyce Sprague, Joan Wade, William Thomas. FOURTH ROW: ilbohnny Terryberry, Ralph Towers, hillip Stark, Jerry Staniford, Ed- win Stevens, Gene S uires, Edwin Thompson. TOP ROW: John Tay- lor, Frank Wagner, Howard Tignor, William Thilking, James Trout, James- Tutor, Charles Thompson, William Struewe. MR. TIQCKFIELIYS HOME ROOM - 504 BOTTOM ROW: Anne Watkins, Martha Warren, Louise Wilkie, Pearl Ward, Patty Wood. SECOND ROW: Joanne Wilkinson, Keith Weddle, Roger Webb, Oren Stephens, Louis Wilkie, Joan Ward. THIRD ROW: Patty Whiting, Kathryn Wrigley, Don Willhoit, James Williamson, Jerry Wood, William Winter. FOURTH ROW: Darrol Yates, Elizabeth Willis, Janis Williams, Joycelyn Ward, Barbara Zimmerman, Ruth Ann Ziegenhorn, Barbara Wingate. TOP ROW: Richard Whitehouse, Grenfell Woodward, Norma West- phal, Althea, Wildermuth, Lois Wil- liamson, Jack Wear, Stanley Whit- ing, Roger Webb. Q E lm ' 1 ml' M OO It 14 3, pai ,ati l SOPHO ORE CLASS 4' Russell D'Anna, president: Barbara Allen, secre- tary, Marcia Mueller, treasurer: john Bill Pace, vice- president. SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS The Sophomores returned to office for the second semester three persons who had served during the first term. Russell D'Anna was again president: his major interest among ex- tra-curricular activities is sports. john Bill Pace was again the vice-presi- dent. john Bill is interested in football and basketball. Marcia Mueller served as secretary, she is a member of the Pep Club, the Science Club, and the As-You-Like-It literary society. Norma Cranmer, treasurer, is a member of the Art Club, the Commercial Club, and the Future Homemakers organization. l. FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS The first semester officers of the Sopho- more class have been good boosters for the school. Russell D'Anna served as president, he was also president of his home.room. john Bill Pace, who has served the class as vice-president during both semesters, was also vice-president of his home room. Barbara Allen, the class secretary, was also treasurer of her home room. She is a member of the Pep Club and of the Spanish Club. Marcia Mueller, treasurer for the first se- nester, was the Student Council alternate from her home room. These officers have helped Willy Chrisman maintain good school spirit. john Bill Pace, vice-president, Marcia Mueller, secretary, Russell D'Anna, president: Norma Cranmer, treasurer. 09 A MMMYA. A, AA, e ' Y -vw- MRS. BERRY'S HOME ROOM - 206 BOTTOM ROW: Rayburn Baker, William Barr, Thomas Armstrong, Myron Andes, Gene Anson, James Adams. SECOND ROW: Berenice Ballinger, Isabel Bailey, Naomi Allen, Patricia Bashor, Janis Allen, Barbara Allen, Lynda Anderson, Eva Lee Amer. THIRD ROW: David Atkins, David Baker, Donald Beck, William Barnard, jack Bartlett, Dean'Austin. FOURTH ROW: Pat Bal- W lew, Anna Mae Beuersten, Howard Adler, jane Atchison, Betty Barnes, Betty Amos, Carolyn Barnes. TOP ROW: Donald Bain, joe Barron, Ward Baddcr, Richmond Ander- son, Merele Amos, Sherman Beachner, Osborne Beck, Paul Andrew. NIIFS CARROIQF IIONIF ROOXI - ZOO BOTTOM ROV: Rohin Brunson, William Brock- man, Mary Ann Brestogianis. Patricia Butler. Sadie Blanlcership, Ifmma Butler, Herht-rt Bultcmeier. SICCOND ROV: Sharlcnc Bradley. Nlary I.ou Bolton Carol Cannon. Annalu Boatwright, Donna Brown, Gloria Bishop, james Borland, Vernon Burroughs. THIRD ROV: Valeen Bralcy, Alice Bittle, Bentyc Brooks, Norma Bright, I.aNelIe Brunson, Ciarolyn Buchan, Phyllis Brown, Carolyn Bromley. 'FOI' ROW: Frances Calvin, Adrian Iiarl, Dennis Bright, William Burgen, james Braden, Sharon Blann. Nancy Bradshaw. MISS IiVAN'S HOME ROOX1- ZIV' BO'l I'CWXI RIN: john R. Cogan, David Cole, Sandra Conrow, Delores Case, joe Cclmllos,N1clvin Crenshaw. SFCOND ROVI: jane Custead, Carol Dal- berg, William Casey, Albert Crow, Betty Darling, Judy Chapman, Betty Cox. THIRD ROW: Victor Cooper, Richard Castle, Donald Curd, Norma Cran- mer. Harry Cogan, Carol Lynne Constance, jerry Chadwick. FOURTH ROW: Robert Chapman, Richard Coulter, Richard Clothier, Gary Craig, janet Conrad, Rosella Day, Barbara Cloin. TOP ROWS Charles Cavanah, Frank Church, Russel D'Anna, james Crawford, Grace Clark, Shirley Cooley, Velma Davies, JoAnn Childers. MISS -IOIINSOINVS HOME ROONI - ll-4 BU'I I'UN1 ROW: 'Iuyla Ifcrpiisoii, .-'ilicc lfl- drlidgc, Duane Dieclvtrnan, janet l v.1ns, Ifniily Dike. Sl'.COND ROW: Donnie Doutt, Rohr-rt Dryer Ioan Drake, joe Bill Dodson, Dean Ferguson. Xancy Duncan. THIRD ROW: Frances Doutt Nelda Ifhelinp, Dorothy Duvall, Patricia Dickey Delores I,thin ton flnnetti Fdmondson Bev:-rl' g , . . . . I. Douglas. TOP ROV: Lois Ifrnericlc, ihirley v i lfnloc. David Fender. Vlanies Hemi. Rcmert I-.rlson Sharon Diamond, Katherine Dimmel. Ann Dennis. P P P fi.. C , , . .. I., ' F A A 6 m V .1 X. ,ig I P1 'U -A W 7 -Y 4 4 .v V I' J- 4 fl ur 1? ,i J. ,P r-, A ,,. Y.. .Y A, , .A nmPm.,., MISS LYON'S HOME ROOM - 104 BOTTOM ROW: Roger Frisby, Nancy Flanders Page Forsee, James Goodwin, Conrad Finzoll Martha Green, Joanne Fitzpatrick. SECOND ROW Mary Carolyn George, EuLalie Gatchet, Margie Green, Glenna Gouldsmith, Rosie Garrett, Sue Jon Foster, Carol Giffen, Loretta Fields. THIRD ROW Donna Rae Fleeman, Sue Gibson, Donnie Gibson Stanley Gage, Bob Gore, Gene Fisher, Carole Gib- son, Virginia Gerber. TOP ROW: Grace Gregg Norma Ginn, Freddye Fitzgerald, James Fronkier Thomas Graham, Fred Garrison, Howard Foland Nancy Gibson, Charline Gregg. MISS PAGE'S HOME ROOM - 313 BOTTOM ROW: Glen Helverson, Eddie Hempy, Lee Holman, Robert Grove, Dou las Hagan,William Harlan. SECOND ROW: Winofa Hart, Judy Hall, Raymond Heath, Charles Harrison, Jeanette Hobbs, Barbara Helm. THIRD ROW: James Herod, Barbara Hammond, Shirley Harrington, Phyllis Hall, Fred Hall, Harry Hayner, Virginia Holman. FOURTH ROW: Alma Griffiths, Marsha Lee Haukenberry, Shirley Hodges, Joan Holmes, Irene Hagen, Mary Ann Hightower, Mikie Hoban, Tommy Holmes. TOP ROW: William Heather, Earnestine Griffith, Beverly Hattey, Fern Himes, Judith Heinrichs, Janice Hatcher, William High. MRS. PIPER'S HOME ROOM - STVDY HAI.I- BOTTOM ROW: Oscar Jennings, George Jenn- ings Jack Johnson, Monte Kahler, Wayne Kettner, David Horne, Sherman Horsley. SECOND ROW: James Jackson, Laverne Houston, Lenora Kendall, Dorothy Jones, Betty Kendall, Nancy Julian, Bev- erly Isaac. THIRD ROW: Gray Jageman, Beverly Jacob, Patricia King, Betty Kaylor, Wanda Hunt, Ruth Justice, Charles Kil ore. FOURTH ROW' William Kalthoff, Vernon Johnson, Susann Kearnes Donna Hurshman, Sharon Jackson, Roger Horne William Julian. TOP ROW: Kenneth Hurshman James Kinne, WilliamJohnson, Golden Howery, Lois Huntsucker, Virginia Jennings, Barbara Horner, Fern Kitchen. v 1 v MISS RICE'S HOME ROOM - 212 BACK ROW: james Larson, Evan Lewis, joseph Lillywhite, Charles McCorl-cle, Raymond Latham, john L. Laughlin, Jack LaRue, jerry Lawler. SEC- OND ROW: Mary Lesh, Lucy Lesh, Fay Kohlman, Jacqueline LaRue, Norma Lytle, Peggy Kunkle, Frances Leap. THIRD ROW: Roberta Lanham, Nancy Lazenby, Richard Lowell, Wallace Kueck, Katherine McLau hlin, Katherine McKenzie, Sadie Lindsey. SECOND ROW: Rita Knabe, Martha Kline, Clara McCord, Stanley Krueger, Donald Lynch, Mary Ann McCluhan, Etta Krueger. TOP ROW: John Landis, Charles Leamon, Elvin Mc- Evers, William McBride, Leonard Lemka, james McCollum. MISS SINGLETON'S HOME ROOM - 209 BOTTOM ROW: Andy Martinovich, Robert Moore, Alvin Morris, Paul Macrae, Thomas Munsterman, George Murphy. SECOND ROW: Betty Sue Morris, Jimmie Sue Melton, Mary Moore, William Miller, Carmen Maynard, Patricia Maxwell. THIRD ROW: Beverley Masoner, Robert Manley, Laura Morgan, Dixie Mock, Norma Mitchell, Elizabeth Makemson. FOURTH ROW: Wanda Moffitt, Dorris Marshall, Carole Miller, Fred Miles, jan Miller, Dolores Martin, Shirley McMullen. TOP ROW: Joe Mangum, Ronald Moore, Shirley Middleton, Barbara Moore, Marcia Mueller, Kenneth Moffitt, Kent Mueller, Donald Miles. MISS SUR BAUGH'S HOME ROOM - 308 BOTTOM ROW: Stanley Poncelet, Richard Per- kins, Richard Parish, Michael Niflis, Clyde Powell, Donald Pleacher. SECOND ROW: Nancy Prichard, JoAnn Overman, john Pace, Tommy Penticuff, Dale Peffer, Mona Myers, Billie Jean Parsons. THIRD ROW: Patricia Pope, Velma Phillips, Shirley Payne, Donna Payne, Irene Pleem, Carol Preston. FOURTH ROW: Norma Neill, Doris Palmer, Darrell Petre, Allen Peffer, Stewart Myers, Carole Porter, Mildred Patrick. TOP ROW: Tommy Oldham, Gene Plowman, Carl Olson, Terry Pritchett, Leon Perkins, Donald Ploeger, Robert Parker, Marvin Petentler. F7 6 asf? Vey' i 1 ,r J Fi MR. W'ERER'S HOME ROOM - 300 BOTTOM ROW: Larry Sampson, Betty Rinehart. lleverly Rinehart, David Rushton, Betty Rockey. JoAnn Ransdell, Frank Roberson. SECOND ROW: Yvonne Rhyan, Sylvia Sallee, Sarah Reynolds, Darlene l-'aye Robinson, Clara June Reed, Marjorie Richardson, Faye Sanders. THIRD ROW: Barbara Ruppert, Nancy Reich, lletty Ross, Roger RCdf0fdr Frances Quick, Mary Sue Rauh,-Annette Sage, Alice Reed. TOP ROW: James Riley, David Roseman, Conrad Ream, Ollie Ragan, John Robertson, Phillip Ruedy, llarold Rader, Marvin Querry. MR. WICKI-1'S HOME ROOM - Zll ROTTOYV ROW: Lucinda Sears, Joyce Sheets, Gina Smith, Virginia Sargent, Janice Shaneyfelt, Louise Sloan, Parvalyn Stephens. SECOND ROW: Robert Shine, Carol Spangler, Donna Simpson, Mae Stevenson, Geraldine Stillwell, Gloria Smith, David Schwensen. THIRD ROW: William O. Smith, Roy Starcher. Alexander Smith, James Sloan, Thomas Siegfried, John Sinclair, Robert Speaks. TOP ROW: William R. Smith, John Schuler, Howard Shields, William l.. Smith, Clarence Stamp, George Shultz, Vernon Sperry, Delbert Sloan. MISS STREETS HOME ROOM - 112 BOTTOM ROW: Alice Young, Chell Tousley, Elaine Zeilcle, l.ee Turner, Ruth White, Artelyn White, Rosalie Young. SECOND ROW: Rachel Willoughby, Darlene Votava, Julia Tandy, Betty Theiss, Noreen Talcott, lirlene Willoughby, Shirley Ann Wilson, Dolores Williams. THIRD ROW: Connie lltz, Donna West, Dolores Watson, Heverlv Wilson, Janice Trentham, Donna Young, Jean Swinney, lftta Mae Wright. TOP ROW: Geraldine Welborn, June Winter, Jacque Wiley, Eloise Whitney, Marilyn Yeager, Dorothy Story, Elaine, Wiersma, Carol Wolf. MR. HOPKIN'S HOME ROOM 'spa BOTTOM ROW: Richard Wagner, Gene Tissue, Frank White, Reid White, William White. 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A.. 1 A SCHOOL CALENDAR 1 J September Faculty Meetlng School Opened Football Raytown there won 21 18 Football Paseo here won 20 12 P T A Meetxng Football St joseph Benton here October 6 Football North Kansas Crty there 13 Football Excels1or here t1e00 Fa 26 P T A Luncheon 27 Football St joseph Central here lost632 November P T A Meetrng Speech Play Blrthe Sp1r1t won 14 7 Football Pembroke, there won 13 7 Orchestra Program Football Wentworth here t1e 13 13 won 26.0 Football Northeast here, lost 0 28 2122 Nltes Out Program by the jumor Hrgh School 21 fggtglau St Joseph Lafayette there lost 22 26 Wrllram jewel Basketball Tournament won Wlnter December Basketball East here won 42 40 Basketball Excelsror here won 36-24 P T A Meet1ng Basketball St joseph Lafayette there 36 29 WOU 12 15 Ruskrn Tournament second place 15 16 jumor Play My Srster Exleen 19 Basketball Benton there won 44 23 21 Chrxstmas Vacatlon january School Reconvenes Basketball St joseph Central there 36-40 Basketball North Kansas Crty here won 33 32 Basketball Raytown, here, won 38 32 ost March 1 2 jumor Hxgh School plays 5 6 Shan varrety show Through the Years P T A Fathers Nxght R O T C Mllrtary Ball Track meet, St Joseph Central Track meet, Kemper M1l1tary Academy Art Exhxbxt State Indoor Track Meet Aprrl 5 6 Sennor Play The Wrllow and I 11 D1vers1f1ed Occupatxons Banquet Basketball North Kansas Crty there lost 26-28 Basketball Wentworth here won 39 42 End of Frrst Semester Basketball St joseph Lafayette here won 53 31 February 2 Basketball St joseph Benton here won 28 8 9 One Act Play Contest 13 Basketball St joseph Central here won 52 51 16 Band Show 19 23 Regronal Tournament second place 21 P T A Meetmg 28 Qurll and Scroll Dmner and In1t1at1on i 63 ' S rlng 13 Spamsh Department Fresta 20 Track Meet W1ll1amjewell 27 Track Meet Pony Express League May Musxc Fesuval Vocal F1eld Nxght State Outdoor Track Meet Art Honor Soc1ety ln1t1at1on St Joseph Relays Semor Sermon Commencement School Closes 50 gl I2 ff KK s - , ll M 40 rdf' 1 5 ' 1 ' 1 1 - 6 15 Y 7 1 - 22 , , , - 2 . . . 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I I A l ll r' ry, Cjuxlllt C' scroll., I I,ICiIl,l.Q f .1IC, ' .ze - -- ' ' A- I A A ' ' ' 51 Excelsxor goes up m smoke HIGH H,-KL it The battle of the locker rooms gn,-ff With student elections come campaxgxs. LIGHT My candidate and yours . U mmrnrnm good!!! Dorothy Dike breaks the pinata as they celebrate Christmas, Span- ish style. SENIOR PLAY THE WILLOW AND I if an-4, IGS' Shxrley Kofford Charles I-held CAST Bessre Sutro Vrrgrnra Russell Trnny janrce Dobson Mara Sutro Shrrley Kofford Barley Frankre Roberson Theodore Sutro Jerry Sherman Nhllre Sutro Joyce Lrdke Dr Olrver Tommy Westwood Robm Todd Charles Hreld Krrlcland Dulce Todd Mabel Dr Trubee Drrector Student Assrstants S Vrrgrnxa Russell Charles Hreld Frankre Roberson Carol Rae Stewart Kenneth Curtrs Mary Foster Wrllrams Suzx Stapleton Bruce Logeman BOTTOM ROW Carol Rae Stewart Shu-ley Kof wood Kenneth Curtxs jerry Sherman Suzx Stapleton ford Charles Hreld Vrrgmra Russell Frankre Rob- janrce Dobsor erson TOP ROW Bruce Logeman Tommy West 54 NNUAL MILITARY BALL Cadets and their dates as seen rn the colorful Grand March PHYLLIS MCDANDEL Battalron Commander VIRGINIA RUSSELL Company B Sponsor Cap- Lleutenant Colonel urn KAYE SIEGFRIED Bntzalxon Execuuve Sponsor SHIRLEY KOFFORD Company C Sponsor Cap- Mayor tam Ca CAROL RAE STEWART Company A Sponsor JANET VHEATON CompanyDSponsor Capmm ptaxn 55 The Rifle Team receives shooting jackets from local citizens. ,Qw- Future Rembrandts develop the tech- niques Of design. Classroom 2 aw' H 591 Students llearn. a practical art in typing class. Scenes The unknown field of Chemistry is explored by young chemists. 'Chu l,,.- Sociology .class provides an interesting discussion of social problems in a pleasant atmosphere. First semester Driver Education class, Mr. Stinson, and Mr. Redford look on as Mr. Bostian presents Supt. Keith the keys to the Driver Education car. i, LJ ONE- ACT LAST FLIGHT OVER Mattie. Sairy ..... .. Pa ...... Dave ..... . . Cast .......Kaye Siegfried ....Sharon Diamond .....Richard Byrne ........Donald Bain Benny ............ Frankie Roberson L ,.i f i SHAM Cast Thief ....... ............ C harles Hield Charles ...... ....... B ruce Coryell Clara ....... .......... P at Dickey Reporter ..... ....... D ouglas Hagan SUGAR AND SPICE Cast Mr. jones ..... ............ R obert Rannie Mrs. jones ...... ....... S uzi Stapleton jane ................ ..... B etry Allison Susan.......... .... ...........De1ores Watson Chump Edwards .............. Warren Ballew WHICH IS THE WAY TO BCBTON Cast John Harvey ................... jerry Sherman Martha Harvey .............. Alice Eastwood Chris Harvey ........... Richard Willoughby Mary Harvey ..... ......... D arlene Votova PLAY The annual One Act Play contest was held February 8 and 9, 1951, in the William Chrisman High School auditorium. Dr. New- field, chairman of the Dramatics Department, the University of Kansas City, was the judge. The plays, Special Guest and Last Flight Over, won excellent ratings. Special Guest was designated by Dr. New- field to be taken to the district and the state contests. Which is the Way to Boston? was awarded a superior rating, while Sham , Sugar and Spice, Lost Victory, and Marriage Proposal received ratings of good. This year Kenneth Curtis was chosen the number one actor. Richard Byrne received second place, and Donald Bain, third place. Charles Hield and Frankie Roberson were given honorable mention. Cora Brown was rated best actress, while second place was earned by Alice Eastwood. Jacqulynne Campbell was awarded third place. Honorable mention was given to Dor- othy Ferguson and Kaye Siegfried. Both nights the audience was entertained between plays with a variety of musical num- bers. lris Miller, Joan Talcott and Gary jageman performed vocal and instrumental numbers. Mrs. Craig Siegfried, Kaye Siegfried and john Salisbury played several piano se- lections between acts. Ensembles from the band and orchestra furnished numbers for both performances. Mrs. Mary Foster Williams, A. B. Spears, and William Weber were the faculty members in charge of the contest. SPECIAL GUEST Cast Edward Andrews ................... K. Curtis Nora Andrews ....... jacqulynne Campbell Robert Norton ................ Tom Westwood Elaine Madison .... ...... J anet Wheaton john Andrews .... ....... J itn Andrew LOST VICTORY Cast Agatha Van Dorm ......... Cora Lou Brown Annie ...................... Dorothy Ferguson Cordelia Van Dorm ............... Viola Velt Paula Vincent .................. Nancy Reich Cynthia Van Dorm ........... Louise Wilkie WDINING CASTS AND ACTORS Sharon Diamond, Frankie Roberson, Cora Lou Brown, Alice Eastwood, Kaye Siegfried, Donald Bain, Richard Byrne, Kenneth Curtis, Tom Westwood, Jim An- drew, janet Wheaton, ,lacqulynne Camp- bell, Dorothy Ferguson, Charles Hield. MARRIAGE P ROP OSAL Cast Stepan Tschuoukov...Adrian Carl Natalia Stepanova .... Ann Dennis Ivan Lomov ........ Bruce Logeman f x , 'L Reserve Officers Training Corps K ' 'R O i 4 ' 'Hg O 1 u 'M' c I s STAFF OF MILITARY SCIENCE AND TACTICS DEPARTMENTS MXSEL William H. Dickson, Major james L. Swof- ford, S. .C. David E. Garner Jr. BATTALION STAFF Cadet Ca t err Dean Cadet Ca t Robert Rannie, Cadet P - J Y , P - Major Edward Moore, Cadet Lt. Col. Charles Glass. The R.O.T.C. Pro ram was established at Wil- liam Chrisman in 1955, and since that year the corps has not failed to receive the highest rating given by the army. This is largely due to the ex- cellent instructors that have been assigned to our school. The R.O.T.C. course offers three years of in- struction. The first two years the cadets learn about such things as drill, map reading, first aid, and weapons. The third year cadets are given fur- ther instructions in the things they studied during their first two years and such extra courses as small-unit tactics, military history, and methods of instruction. The essential purpose of R.O.T.C. is to pro- vide basic training that can be used should the cadet consider a military career. It also lays a firm foundation for good citizenship by teaching the principles of leadership, respect for authority, and habits of precision, courtesy, and correct deportment. The students best portraying these qualities along with scholastic achievement are the ones selected for advancement to a higher rank. The R.O.T.C. Department sponsors a formal ball during March of each year. This occasion is definitely one of the highlights of the year. It is held in Memorial Hall because none of the school rooms could hold this big affair. A good dance band is secured, punch is made, and a drill platoon is selected, using the best cadets in the corps. Six of the best looking senior girls the cadets in the corps are their batt elected by alion spon- sors and compan sponsors. These girls are given an honorary rank by the comander of which they are the sponsor. Another important part of R.O.T.C. the unit of is the rifle shooting. This has been developed among the cadets chiefly by the National Rifle As This Club is under the leadership sociatron. of Sgt.f1st Class David E. Garner, who instructs the boys in firing on the school rifle range. The those who can shoot well enough, there that are awarded alon with a di loma The Rifle Team has played in four the backbone for the team next ear COMP ANY COMMANDER S Westwood. purpose of this club is to help the cadets to learn the impor- tance of handling a rifle correctly and learning to shoot one with some amount of proficiency. For are medals This en- . . 3 . . P ' courages a competitive spirit among the cadets. teen shoul- der-to-shoulder matches this year, winning all of them except the first, which they lost to Southwest by one point. This year there are five seniors and five juniors on the team. These juniors will form The Rifle team is directed by Master Sgt. William H. Dickson. Cadet Capt. Wayne Custead, Cadet Capt. Charles Hield, Cadet Capt. john Borron, Cadet Capt. Tom BOTTOM ROW: Cadet lst Lt. Wesleg Peterson, Cadet Major Edward Moore, Cadet lst Lt. Delmar Hazelrigg, Cadet 2nd Lt. Louis raley, Cadet Capt. Jerry Dean, Cadet 2nd Lt. Royce Smithson, Cadet 1st Lt. Roger Dillee. SECOND ROW: Cadet Capt. Tom Westwood, Cadet 1st Lt. Warren Wagner, Cadet Capt. John Borron, Cadet 2nd Lt. Junius Stewart, Cadet Capt. Charles l-lleld, Cadet 2nd Lt. Clayton McFarland, Cadet Lt. Col. Charles G18SSv Cadet 2nd Ll- T0mmY Brown, Cadet Capt. Robert Rannie, Cadet Capt. Wayne Custead. Cadet Officers and Rifle Team ZF BOTTOM ROW: Cadet Sgt. Kenneth Archer, Cadet Sgt. David Freeman, Cadet Cpl. Richard Hulse, Cadet Cpl. Wayne Bruder. TOP ROW! Cadet Lt. Royce Srnithson, Cadet Lt. Col. Charles Glass, Cadet Capt. john Borron, Cadet lst Sgt. John Boyd, Cadet Lt. Louis Braley. 61 COMPANY A lst Platoon Platoon Leader, 2nd Lt. Delmar Hazelrigg, Guidon, Vemon Darling. FRONT ROW: Donald Ryhan, Richard Byrne, Bob Vinyard, Lee Holman, James Stockton, Howard Foland, Junior Jen- nings, Gene Anson, Robert Shine, Richard Hulse. SECOND ROW: Larry Wiley, Robert Grove, John Butts, Pa e Forsee, Bob Kalthoff, Elvin McEvers, Ronald Mills, Joe Walters, Darrell Bolt. THIRD ROW: iester Clark, Ronald Mustain, Sherman Beacher, Bill High, Eddie Hempy, Clyde Powell, Jack Johnson, Richard Chandler. qvmau-ev-v' , ' ' s ., 4 'Z' . ,L Q.. A - A , ,ix n - W - COMP ANY A 2nd Platoon Platoon Leader, 2nd Lt. Junius Stewart, Guidon Vernon Darlin . FRONT ROW: Bill Allega, Roger Pointer, Glen Helverson, Jimmie Braden, Donald Curd, Cgharles Leamon, Gene Tissue, Gerald Edwards, Bobby Flick. SECOND ROW: Gary Snow, Gene Thomas, Robert Kline, Thomas Munsterman, Bobby Dryer, Casper Sholes, Henry Scherer. THIRD ROW: Jimmie Brand, Sammy Chappelow, Edwin Thompson, Noel Ewing, Harry Cogan, George Jennings, Douglas Jones. COMPANY B lst Platoon Platoon Leader, 2nd Lt. Royce Smithsong Guidon, Rex Boos. FRONT ROW: Edward Johnson, David Freeman, Carroll Olsen, L le Swartz, Terry Pritchett, John Sinclair, Ronald Eiman, Rayburn Baker, Bruce Coryell, Robert El' in. SECOND ROW: James Dexter, Bill Burgess, Fred Miles, Roy Starcher, Donald Ploeger, Sherman Horsley, Jack LaRue, David Keeney, Marion Kennon. THIRD ROW: Wesley Burns, Dick Perkins, Alexander Smith, Bill McBride, Donald Gibson, Tommy Armstrong, Donald Pleacher, Bill Thomas, Robert Hedrick, Carl Roseman. COMPANY B 2nd Platoon Platoon Leader, lst Lt. Roger Dilleeg Guidon, Rex Boos. FRONT ROW: John Pennington, Lawrence Pederson, Frand Church, Joe Dodson, Russell Allen, Monte Kahler, Robert Moore, Dean Austin, Wa ne Bruder, James Miller. SECOND ROW: Tom Freeman, Robert Edson, Jack Buchan, Carroll Day, David Baker, Stanley Poncelet, Herbert Bultemeier, Robert Knotts. THIRD ROW: Tom Edmunds, Tommy Siegfried, Kenneth Wagner, Douglas Hagan, Eddie McLees, John Reynolds, Billy Barnard, George Murphy, Jack Wear. 62 COMPANY C lst Platoon Platoon Leader, 2nd Lt. Tommy Brown, Guidon, Morton Routon. FRONT ROW: Clifford Hatch, James Prichard, Delbert Casebolt, Raymond Latham, Jack Hamm, Conrad Finzol, Ro er Reynolds, Joe Cocklin, Frank Roberson. SECOND ROW: Jerry Cadwell, Joe Lillywhite, Jgimmie Sloan, John Laughlin, David Handley, George Shine, David Horn, David Winters. THIRD ROW: Kenneth Archer, John Robertson, Robert Yeager, Golden Howery, Leonard Lemka, Mike Niflis, Charles Fickle, Bill Gibson, Jerry McKenzie. Wa COMP ANY C 2nd Platoon Platoon Leader, 2nd Lt. Donald Latchamg Guidon, Morton Routon. FRONT ROW: Philip Gregory, Gene Anderson, Toby Tumbow, Richard Castle, David Specht, Jim Ewing, Richard Wagge, Robert Chapman, Eu ene Kettner, Russell Etzenhouser, Bill Casey. SECOND ROW: Corky Rupe, Kenneth Moffitt, James Kinne, Richard Parish, James McCollum, Martin White, Victor Cooper, David Rushton, Larry Munger, Kenneth Beals. THIRD ROW: Charles Cavanah, Russell ghite, Roger Redford, Dean Ferguson, David Schwensen, James Maness, Bill Winters, Wayne ooper. COMPANY D lst Platoon Platoon Leader, lst Lt. Wesley Peterson, Guidon, Jack Prock. FRONT ROW: John Terry- berry, Richard Baird, Merele Amos, Russell Patterson, Bill West, Richard Coulter, Stanley Gage, Myron Andes. SECOND ROW: Donald Cannon, Charles McCorkle, Richard Smith, Jerry Lawler, Tommy Oldham, Jack Bartlett, Bill Barr, Jerry Johnson. THIRD ROW: David Clark, Lloyd Swan, Melvin Crenshaw, Paul Andrew, Stewart Myers, George Shultz, Leonard Skaggs, Jerry Wood. COMPANY D 2nd Platoon Platoon Leader, 1st Lt. Warren Wagner, Guidon, Jack Prock. FRONT ROW: Kenneth Rall, Joe Dick Hightower, Bill Harlan, Stanle Sayer, Geor e Wilson, John Stone, Richard Whitehouse, Kenneth Reed, Edwin Smith. SECOND how: Merle Dove, Don Johnson, Dwight Carlile, Ronald Wright, Andy Martinovich, Dale Peffer, James Book, Richard Rice, Warren Ballew. THIRD ROW: Gene Dexter, Howard Shields, Dennis Bright, Edgar Patterson, Reggie Stoner, Frank White, Larry Sampson, Ronald Polfer, John Boyd. 63 as ,ya-' Brawn Trusters in Action ' wmv ball- . ef goes the volley 1 2-3---me! OU vow' 7 Y 4 I 'w.,kk f n B fw'-.J V Q, W oil' e on H cries the fefeme 'ue' 'PJ ' Y ' ' M- ' 'a s- x Alma. QQ, k 7 Cal ' How . had 6 S463 xslbenzg- Hue., 64 he w 4 , The Student Council is a governing body of the school representing the wishes of the student body. Officers at present are chosen each semester. By constitutional amendment, officers will serve the entire year in the future, thus giving the administrative body continuity in office. The work of the council is appor- tioned among five committees, whose name indicates the chief duties of the group: Finance, Social, Assembly, .lections and Charters, and Honors and Awards. The council has sponsored Teen Town t.his year. In the past it has pre- sented the school with certain gifts. The council is at present planning to equip the building with a communica- tions system, which is certainly a very worthy endeavor on the part of the council. FIRST SEMESTER FRONT ROW: President, Charles Hield Secretary, Phyllis McDandelg Parliamentarian, R. L. Coberly. BACK ROW: Treasurer, Tim Ron- domanskig Vice-President, Bill Vardeman. SECOND SEMESTLR FRONT ROW: Treasurer, Kaye Siegfried, Parliamantarian, Bruce Logeman, Secretary, Margaret Nlo ore. BACK ROW: Vice President Tom Smith, President Lloyd Ad Student ouncil ms- i STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES A OFFICERS SEATED: Bruce Logeman, Kaye Siegfried, Lloyd Adams, Margaret Moore, Tommy Smith. BOTTOM ROW: Rosa Schoemig, Elaine Danforth, Eleanor Shull, Joyce Lidke, Carol Ste- wart, Sue Watling, Fritzi Phipps, Eleanor Rey- nolds, Parealee Bryant, Janis Allen. SECOND ROW: R. L. Coberly, Phyllis McDandel, Erlene Wllloughy, Tim Rondomanski, Grace Gregg, Mar- garet Kuhlman, Lucinda Sears, Mona Myers, janet Wheaton, Beverly Wilson, jim Prichard. THIRD ROW: Norma Cranmer, Jeanne Benson, Betty Allison, Anna Mae Howard, Nancy Barger, Jimmie Sue Melton, David Fender, foAnn Overman, Maleta Campbell, Gary jageman, C ara McCord. FOURTH ROW: Delores Lewis, LaNelle jean Brunson, Kay Thomas, Lynda Anderson, Mildred Stephenson, David Freeman, Diane Snider, Sharon Blann, Sharon Diamond, Ruth Ann Ziegenhorn, jerry Sherman, Hill Vardeman. TOP ROW: Grace Clark, Dou lasllagan Diane Cairns, Richard Willoughby, LuciTle McCor-I mick, Shirlee Osborne, Regina Lux, Ruth Elser, joe Dick Hightower, Donald Cannon, Vernon john- son, Kenneth Rall, jack Horn, John Borron. FOllllll Hour Mued C1101 us C515 argiwisi. BOTTOM ROW Jeanette Hobbs Joanne Frtz patrick Carol Roach Joyce Lrdke Delores Hen non Patsy Ruth Faunce Shirley Decker Anna Kennedy Dorothy Drke Margaret Netter SECOND ROW Pat Hart Bonnie Lusso Nancy Ostlund Karlene Stokes Barbara Van Dyke Mildred Curtis Patty Clark Dorothy Rohrs Pat Whiting Betty Rountree Beverly Bridges Elaine Ewing Darlene Gustafson Darlene Robinson Parry Harlan Norma Neill Beverly Ham Mary L Cogan THIRD ROW 7211-31 Lou Miller Mildred Stephenson Velma Phillips Carole Langton Deloris Lusso Louise Culbertson Joan Farley Dixie Mock Janet Closson Dorothy Smith Catherine Doudney Eleanor Mann Jo Ann Carlock Janice Hatcher TOP ROW James Maness Robert Rice Donald Burkett George Kuhn Tommy Brown Eddie McLees Pat Foster Frank Wagner Ward Badder Edwin Smith Robert Comstock Russell Patterson Dick CICVISIOH Kenneth Reed Charles Stobaugh Christie Latimer Beverly Hattey Donna Haas Joyce Briggs Betty The Lyrlc Cams 111 Tempo A CAPPELLA CHOIR SOPRANO: Georgia Alton, Nanc Barger, Diane Caims, Jackie Campbell, Alberta Chrisman, Patsy Craddock, Beverly grayton, Martha Fye, Carol Giffen, Joyce Hig ens, Donna Hurahman, Mary Lund, Marilyn Masten, Patsy Me er, Iris Miller, Juanita Fgu h, Eleanor Shull, Donna Threntham, Maralyn Welch, Donna West, Ruth Ann White. ALTBO: Virginia Booker, Maleta Campbell, Jane Custead, Jo Ann Ebling, Nancy Flanders, Rose- mary Fry, Shirley Harrington, Nancy Lazenby, Donna Rawlins, Eleanor Reynolds, Mar- 66 Flflll H0111 Mlxed Cl'l0lllS BOTTOM ROW: Betty Vogel Betty jean Dux- bury Norma Neas Valeen Braley Shirley Flagg Fairy Heide Deloris Gibler Mary Ann Hightower joan Pace Donna Simpson Mary Chappelow Carol Preston Sue Watlxng Shirley ackson Alice Bittle Evel n Stump SECOND ROW Rosa Schoemig Mars 1a llaukenberg Sadie Lindsey Marian Or Norma Lytle Theresa Crass acqueline Hawkins Pe y Kunkle Bette Lulrer Loretta Fields. TOP O : Shirley Scherer Mary Gunzel Mary Ann Allen Bob Hostetler Phil Goodwin Leo Walker ohn Pennington Samuel Chappelow Vernon Dar mg Dean Heffner Roger Webb Robert Kline Marvin Kennon john Butts Frank Potter Ruth Regina Lux une Atchison Lois ean Williamson nd The Melod Llngers n one Richardson Sylvia Sallee Donna Stilwell Dorothy Story Elizabeth Williams achel Willoughby TENOR jerry Dean Monte Kahler Chance Small William Whenham Kenneth Wttthar Pats Bates Velma Davnes Rosalie Young BASS jim Andrew Walter Beck Ralph Brewer am Cottmgham James Crawford Kenneth Curtis B111 Deam James grins, Dale Mitchell, Robert Phillips Phillip Ruedy Jerry Sherman Lynn Thatcher 1 inter 67 e o 1 1 l - Y Y Y I Y Y Y Y Y 1 7 Y Y Y R 5 Y Y V ' - Y I Y . Y - Y 7 Y 1 1 J 1 n 1 1 1 , ' K. ' . -: . 7 Y V 7 Y Y 1 1 A ' 1 1 1 Chard, Donna Hart, Patricia Pope, Sarah Ward, Elser. 1 J ' , ' J ' , o k . Y Y Y 1 . l I D - : 1' - D 1 1 I J , 5 .. 1 - 1. . , - , l Y . .Y - I 7 7 I l Y. 1 7 1 Y FIRST VIOLINS: James Andrew CConcert masterj, Gary Ja eman, Joann Chiles Robert Lewis, Barbara Baird, Dorothy Melton, Wanda Johnstone, arry Talor, Channing Oakman. SECOND VIOLINS: Russell Fletcher Cprincipalj, Jack Toddy, Patricia Chiles Pamela Caviness, Rita Knobe, Ruth Clements, Barbara Young, Christina Nagel, Harry Netter, Joyce Baker. VIOLAS: Jimmie Sue Melton., Virginia Turner, Colin Wri ht CELLO: Frank Church, Charles Athey, Dwayne Johnstone. BASS VIOLS: Joan Farfey Our MUSICHI Score Unfolds il CLARINETS: Shirley Tiberghien, Tomm Freeman, Roberta Dawson, Paralee Bryant, Bob Grabske, Jim Cable, Alberta Jenkins, laorence Taylor, Delores Mae Todd, Mary Lee Hunt, Wanda Fields, Fern Wilson, Pat Butler, Victor Cooger. BASS CLARINET: Fa Kohlman. FLUTES: Charlene Twente, Winola Hart. OBO : Jerg Cadwell. BASOOPZ James Barbour, Richard Clothier. SAXAPHONES: Sogfanog Alma riifiths. Alto, Darlene Votova, Bill Nichols, Jerry Lawler, Dennis Bright. enorg Ro er Stover, James Stocton. CORNETS: Ra burn Baker, Jimmie Zimmerman, Peg Coen, Carroll Esry, Roger Baker, Cla on McFarland P ' ' . KL . yt , atricla Basher Jack Prock, arty Manger FRENCH HORNS: 15 fs , 5 I V 'XXL' , R , - '41 I 'Q . 'P 1 M?- Ip ' 2' I 5 f, I. j v.- X ' We , vw, arx 4 . , . ,. .9 m N. kv-vf , Q fffQ, Q: f,f 22 9 f N . X , ,gi . I li I xxx , .il It . 1 af 'K 1 '4 41. .1 6 ff L W rf ,PBUB-A Drclr Crevrston Margaret McKev1t Regma Lux Vrrgrma Russell Shrrley Kofford Barbara Van Dyke GLEAM The work of publrshrng The Gleam 15 drvrded 1nto four parts and apportxoned among four staffs each wlth a faculty sponsor De sign and Layout Lrterary Busmess and Ad vertrsrng and Typrng The work of the frrst mentroned begms rn September and concludes when the last page had been sent to the pub lrsher Thrs staff chooses the color and theme for the current 1ssue,plans the arrange ment and content of the varrous sectxons of the book supermtends the takmg of prctures, and assembles the copy prepared by the other staffs Much of the work of rhrs staff must be completed before the work of the other staffs can begxn Probably upon thrs group rests the chlef responsrbrlrty for the success of the yearbook The fmanclal success of the book de pends upon the members of the Busrness and Advertxsmg Staff Thxs group of upperclass men conducts the sale of The Cleam the ad vance sale occurrmg early rn the school year STAFFS the next later 1n the semester when the num ber of books to be prrnted has been deter mrned It also solrcrts from varrous frrms rn Independence and Kansas Crty the advertrs mg whrch appears rn the year book The Lrterary Staff wrrtes the copy whrch accompames the varrous prctures Thrs staff rs to an extent a contrnuous body as rt IS composed of sophomores who acqurre some experrence rn the preparatron of the artrcles during the frrst year and junrors and senrors who have served rn prevrous years The qualrty of therr work contrxbutes to the rn terest and hrstorrc value of the yearbook The Typrng Staff consxsts of typrng stu dents who are enrolled ln the Secretarral Practrce class They are chosen for therr profrcrency wrth the typewrrter and for thelr dependabrllty They type the copy rn nts flnal form for the prmter To the neatness promptness and accuracy of thrs staff be longs much of the credrt for a good yearbook BLSINESS STAFF FOR GLEAM BOTTOM ROW Bruce Logeman Ruth Ann Zxegenhorn Mary Jane Slm son anxs Wrllxams Shirley O eal Bob Johnson Carole Lang- ton Donald Cannon BACK ROW Mlss Clement Joyce L1dke Barb- ara Van Dyke Kaye Siegfried Martha Connor Patty Wood Mar aret Kuhlman Cora Lou Brown sabel Barley LITERARY STAFF FOR GLEAM BOTTOM ROW Carole Lang- ton SUSIE Vaughan Viola Velt Re na Lux SECOND ROW Louxse Wxl re Betty Ross Carole Porter Crace Gregg TOP ROW Phxl Gregory Loulse Hurlbut Sharon D 1 am on d Valeen Braley Mxss Rlller TYPING STAFF FOR GLEAM FRONT ROW Dorajane Adams Sue Watlmg Camrlle McDonald M155 Hord BACK ROW joan Far e Jacquelme Hagan Barbara Bryant i 'qwwmmw I Alice Eastwood Regina Lux Alberta Chnsman Barbara Van Dyke Lucille Mc Cormick Kaye Siegfried Elizabeth Williams Barbara Maynard Diann Fisher Viola Velt Margaret Moore Sue Watlmg E VOY STAFF This year marks the thirtieth anniversary of the publication of the Envoy William Lhrisman s school paper which is ably dr rected by Miss Sarah Ellen Campbell The staff of the Envoy rs the senior pub licatrons class In order to be eligible for this class students must have at least an M plus average in English Also added to the requirements are the qualities of interest tact dependability and creatrveness In previous years the senior publications class has been divided into two groups one to work on the Cleam the other on the Envoy Much the same plan has been followed this year except that a class of juniors was en rolled in a yournalism course the purpose of which IS to teach the principles of journalism and give specific training for work on the school paper and the year book The Envoy staff have done their best to encourage school spirit They have endeav ored to fill the Envoy s pages with interest news information and entertainment Also the aim of paper has been to mirror the varied aspects of student life--the happenings opin- ions attitudes and feelings The Envoy IS a record of high school days Because of the change in the personnel of the publications class due to the creation of the class in Journalism the Envoy staff was unusually small this year Every mem ber was given plenty of responsibility The small number of staff members caused the editors to keep their position for the entire year They were as follows editor in chief Kaye Siegfried associate editor Elizabeth Williams Page editors one 'Vlargaret Moore two Lucille McCormick three Viola Velt and four Alice Eastwood Other staff mem bers for the entire year were business man ager Dxann Fisher subscription manager Lucille McCormick advertising manager Bar bara Van Dyke Typists Shirley Kofford Sue llatlrng Lucille McCormick Viola Velt and Margaret McKevrt Fortunately the staff gained assistant editors at the second semes ter They were. page one Sue Vatling two Alberta Chrisman' three Barbara Maynard' and four Kenneth Curtis. J lll1lO1' Pla . . . My Sister Eileen , a comedy by joseph A. Fields and Jerome Chodorov, was presented December 15 and 16. A New York basement apartment is the setting for the activities in which two sisters, aspiring young writer Ruth and stage struck teen-ager Eileen, engage. During the month which the action of the play covers, the quiet of the apartment is shattered by the contin- ual blasting for a new subway and the girl's privacy invaded by a steady procession of ill-assorted visi- tors: the landlord, the handyman, a Cossack carrying the inebriate figure of a former tenant, and finally six future admirals from Brazil. The girls' hopes of success dwindle hardly less rapidly than their savings as the days go by. Ruth's stories find no publisherg Eileen's histrionic talents no producer. The girls are forced to take whatever temporary employment they can find. Even then, there is little money for groceries. Finally their father comes to take the girls home. Discouraged, the girls begin packing, but change their glans suddenly when Ruth finds steady employment. he play closes on the staccato note of an electric drill. Work on the subway has been resumed. V :t .,. M ' Q a f l ' i .frffga Q Slster Eileen Q AQ 'il' Margaret Kuhlman and Shirlee Osborne are fright ened by the two window peepers jim Brand and Don ald Cannon CAST Mr Appopolus Ruth Sherwood Eileen Sherwood ensen Lonigan The Wreck Nlr Fletcher Two Kids Helen Wade Frank Lrppencott Chic Clark Cossack Violet Shelton Mrs. Wade Robert Baker Two Men Six Future Admirals Walter Sherwood Str aw berry Vendor Richard Byrne meets Sam Cottingham, special friend, of Shirlee and A Prospective Margaret. 73 Tenant The Consul Director Richard Byrne Shirlee Osborne Margaret Kuhlman Steve ohnson Larry Munger Charles Rich Carlton Niilby Bill Thomas Ronnie Burns Diane Snyder Richard Chandler Bruce Coryell Kenneth Archer Patty Wood Marilyn Powell Sam Cottingham jimmy Brand Donald Cannon David Freeman Jimmy Brand Kenneth Archer David Keeney Jerry Wood Oren Stephens jim Prichard Ronald Mustain Louise Wilkie Kenneth Rall A. B. Spears Speech Play Bllthe Splrlt Cora Lou Brown Charles Hreld, Tom Westwood, Grace Twente, Shrrlee Osborne Barbara Strawhacker Robert Rannre CAST Edrth Ca mardj Grace Twente Ruth Shrrlee Osborne Charles Charles Hreld Dr Bradman Robert Rannre Mrs Bradman Ba.rbaraStrawhaclcer Mr Arcatr Torn Westwood Elvrra Cora Lou Brown Drrector Mrss M Meredrth Blrthe Sprrrt' , by Noel Coward presents a novel versron of the eternal trrangle rn the characters of a young novelrst, Charles hrs second wrfe Ruth and the sprrrt of hrs frrst wrfe Elvrra Jnaware of any complrcatrons Charles rnvrtes a medrum to hrs home for a seance, rn order to obtarn materral for hrs book The sprrghtly Elvrra arrrves from the sprrrt world to goad the second wrfe rnro exasperatron anger and jealousy Elvrra s plans to take Charles wrth her to the sprrrt world go amrss when an auto accrdent takes Ruth s lrfe rnstead Charles then manages a hrlarrous rrddance of the two blrthe sprrrts Shrrlee Osborne, Grace Twente, Charles Hreld, Tom Westwood, Cora Lou Brown, Barbara Strawhacker, Robert Rannre. O O C I I O A 1 f Q' , Q QA, B- C u ' ' ' 1 , ' 7 yi S 4 . !. l 1 1 . . . 7 l , w ,n l - Q . ' 1 1 I . . . . Q . . . . 1 . . , 1 -- . , . . . . 7 , 1 1 - . john Borron and Celia F dr bating negatively in William Chris- man's fifth annual debate tourna- IDCHI- Debate For several years the debate squad at William Chrisman has been very active and successful in interscholastic tournaments. This year, debaters cap- tured the first place trophy in the tour- nament at North Kansas City. They also debated in tournaments at Spring- field, Missouri, William Jewell in Liberty, Missouri, Topeka, Kansas, Wyandotte in Kansas City, Kansas, Center in Kansas City, Missouri, and Atchison, Kansas. ln some of these contests, the competition included schools from as many as three states. ln recent years, Chrisman has had a tournament at home. This year the de- bates were held December 15 and 16. There were thirty-four teams, represent- ing twenty-rwo schools, present. Wyan- dotte, Kansas, won first place and Springfield, Missouri, took home the second place trophy. In the state tournaments Chrisman debaters have won three firsts in the last five years. They won third place in one of the other years. The question for debate was Re- solved: That the American people Delores Tandy and Edward Moore upholding the affirmative of the uestionz Resolved: That the Zmerican People Should Reject the Welfare State in the same tourna- ment. should reject the Welfare State. The debate class was composed of fourteen people during the year 1950-51. Members of the class were Celia Fry, Delores Tandy, Edward Moore, john Borron, Richard Willoughby, James Brand, Phyllis McDandel, Grace Twente, Cora Brown, Patricia Dickey, Doug as Hagan, Nancy Flanders, Margaret Hall, and David Schwensen. The varsity team was composed of the first four mentioned. The class met during sixth hour the first semester. Second semester debate activities were extra- curricular. Miss Margaret Meredith is debate coach and speech instructor. f Q.-1 'ii ,,, -,, 'T' Standing in front - John Borron, FRONT ROW: Cora Lou Brown, Pat Dickey, Edward Moore, Celia Fry, Delores Tandy. MIDDLE ROW: Phyllis McDandel, Grace Twente, David Schwensen, Iimm Brand, Dou las Hagan. BACK ROW: Nancy Flanders, Richard Willoughby, Margaret Han, Miss Merecfith. 75 Spawn f Ji., .4-14 5 I E 7 74446 P,,,.,,.--v-.f-- - 76 , ru' .11 . v'f!2:. - 1 I ' . 5 , N . 1 F5Q 5 .5 . . J: , . 1 F .I J.. 7' I X? ' 1- L FT -' 1.-,' 4. f ,jx Q , .fl-.5-IZ.-.'.xfA. , esiw lx -,' -1 in v . fd., 3-.,'v' a 'I r a J-. , 7- '.a ' -'5'-we ' '-A - 1 4' - .1 , . ,'. ,', -,n f . .. ,Q 11,253 Qu 'g lg. ' 4- kvtkj 222.1 ' if l x 15- ' , . I is x e 11- ' '1 1, 'ff I l7f K I ,J .4- .. '7 '-' 11, I - Hr: .J f ,C ,-A: 51 , . . a1T'5 -v' .. ,... 045 I. . '-fl-I' Y','.. - -fy.- ,, n vf ,A I' . V vi, X N932 V 1 -vb 'ju W, xguy ld We -af Wi' L Lloyd Adams CCo-captarnl Coach Grover Redford Howard Trgnor fCo-captaxnj sJ w-My .Y William Chrxsrnan started rts regular football sea son with a bang this ear trounclng the Raytown eleven 21 to 18 The rllram Chrlsman squad was coached through th1s game and on to the best season Chnsman has had ln years by Grover Redford, as slsted by Travis Hopkins Even rn defeat our team showed good sportsman shrp and played every game hard to the end The Bears tied for thrrd rn the Pony Express Conference wlth a two won two lost, and one tred record All plays for the Bears were run from the short punt or srngle wxng formatron with Hap Adams calling most of the plays The outstandlng player of the year could be chosen unanrmously by the student body Hap Adams who has had one of hls best seasons on the grxdrron The team wxll frnd rt a hard ,ob to replace Hap next year The team won frve lost three and tied two for the season Thrs rs very remarkable consldenng that we played the toughest teams to he found rn our county Homecomxng night featured the usual elaborate plans and garety While rt was a lrttle wrndy other vase ll was a good nxght for the game Chrlsman played one of the toughest teams ln this area, E celslor Sprrngs and held them scoreless As the Bears could not get that much needed touchdown exther the game ended rn a zero-zero draw F OOTB LL 09,060 Qooooo' OO 604 9 04444. oo os Q60 -1. 996 ii, BOTTOM ROW: Charles Harrison, Keith Veddle. TOP ROW! Dick Edson, Bob Vinyard, Bob Flick. 78 Varsit Team BOTTOM ROW Denver Burkett Jerry Stanx ford Robert Hostettler Albert Crow Donald Cor des jack Tollrver R1chard Lowell Darrol Yates Frank Paxnter Donald Burkett ohn Pace SEC OND ROW Gene Plowman James Brestog1an1s Leland Faye Stewart Carson Howard T1gnor Lloyd Adams james Mallott Morrrs McQu1nn Harold Smrth Ronald Bartlett ames Whetstone TOP ROW Jay McAhan Dale Grxessel Munro Ransdell Dean Heffner B111 Smrth Coach Red ford Robert Elgrn Vernon Hazelrrgg Don Wolfen barge: Brll Thlllrmg Tom Cavlness Vaughn Fvans Conrad Ream SL cond Team G44 6 Q09 6000 00 600 9 96 9 7 G O gg QQ Cb 0 0 009 '1 QQ OO Q Q O 4. 4 .9.4,x 4 0 0 n O 6 A oc OO Ol Ol O I Q0 Of Oo 9 OO 'Ol OO BOTTOM ROW Ronald Burns B1rlEw1ng, Brewer Steve Larsen Kenneth Dyer Bob Speaks Tommy Pentrcuff Carl Cogan Jrmmre R11e Bob Danlel Green TOP ROW B111 Heather Vernon Warren Freddre Fenson joe Ccballas S COND Darhng Tom Sregfrxend Steve johnson Sam Cott ROW B111 O Smrth R1chmond Anderson Ralph rngham Leland Scott Charles R1ch Davld Fender 79 DARROL YATES STEWART CARSON VERNON HAZELRIGG Rlght Guard Left Guard W MORRIS MCQUINN HOWARD TIGNOR Left Half Rxghr Half MUN RO RANSD ELL Block mg Back 80 , ' f . . 1 f N I O V t Z C WW 'gf r R5 .- Right Guard 'Q , Q ,Q C O if 1 I .K 5 FRANK P AINTER Blockmg Back BOB HOSTETLER Left Guard QBIGQ BILL SMITH Left Tackle VIL LI AM THILKING Rxght End ' H VAUGHN EVANS ONE I-eff End JIM WHETST Rxght End Sl U C l O l 1- I ' win- Q ,gl 1 Y k 1 ' J I 6 K: . A ' ll . N x A P.. U M 1 1 ,I . .X Ah A N LLOYD ADAMS Fullback uf William William William William William William William William William William Football Scoreboard Raytown ........ 18 Paseo ........... 1 2 Benton .......... 7 Northtown ...... 0 Excelsior Spgs 0 Lafayette ...... Pem Day ....... Wentworth ..... Northeast ...... 28 37 Central ......... 39 7 13 DHQVER BIRKEIT Fullback xi 11 HAROLD SMITH Center Xa-, Tbey have bam trapped. '47 Hazelngg and Ssnxtb go nn fof the lull lon' VW Adams skirts the end N 1 0 Q l :V . F' Q VAH, A K M I ,Y ,,f,,f 'W t' - , 2. L, ,E I , 3 ji L ' ' , YM ' Ag , i Q G . a I V E 'Z -4. fu.. X 83 HOMECOMING Spmts were bigb at the Pep Rally. HOMECOMING Seen at the pep rally and game were Chrisman's homecoming queen and attendants . Every year at Chris- man the homecoming is an out- standing event. The girls which were elected by the team are as follows: Meleta Campbell, Queen, Alberta Chrisman, and Phyllis Mc- Dandel, senior attendantsg Barbara Zimmerman and Mary Louise Malott, junior attendants. Barbara Zimmerman Junior Attendant Alberta Queen Phyllis McDandel Senior Attendant Mary Chrxsman Senior Attendant, Maleta Campbell Lourse Mallott Junior Attendant 84 1 1 1 ' 1 9 1 1 ' BASKETBALL This year Willy Chrisman can be proud of his Basketball team. They have shown an outstand- ing season by winning first place in the William Jewell Tournament, and second place in the Ruskin Tournament sharing first place in the Pony Express Conference with Sr joseph Central and placing second in the Regional Tournament The varsrty team ended the season with a total of 25 wins and 4 losses This was accomplished only through the hard work of Coach Travis V Hopkins and the Bruin cagers Although several members of the varsity team are graduating many of Chrisman s experienced lettermen will return next year Those graduating are R L Coberly Gary Bergen Lloyd Adams, Fred Potter Clifford Clark and jim Whetstone The members of the first team returning next year are Wayne Davidson Shelby Brightwell jim Fronkier Howard Tignor Bill Thxlkmg and Harold McElroy This year s season was not only outstanding but also exciting In many of the games the scores were close and the boys had to fight hard to come out on top Every member is an essential part of a team and it would be hard to smgle out one member as the best however due credit should be given to those boys who made those all rmportant last baskets which won several games for Chrisman Among the games which were dropped by the players only one was lost by more than 4 points All in all this shows that the team had a very successful season The Bears completed a season of 25 wins and 4 losses which is a better average than the Chrisman Cagers have had in many years Coach Travls Hopkins ,-'-gl VM-M WW' Basketball Managers James Riley Charles Rich Jimmy Jackson 85 7 - . 3 . . . . . . , . 2 . : . . , , 7 D ' ' 3 i I ! . . , . . 3 . 1 9 . , . . . A faq, C F A 1 f, L. L Tun? , g W M f f' f , , T t ,, 1 7 I ' SHELBY BRIGHTWELL Guard 'vu 412 JIM WHETSTONE Guard F' .fa -N1 JIMMY FRONKIER GARY BERGEN F0rWMd Center w Q X I I I I WAYNE DAVIDSON HAROLD McELROY Forward Forward B6 A - , ::vH: .Lv Lf Y 4-,A X 9 , , Vg MW , N, I I 5 5 M -I I tw 141 if 5 I 5, A zuq I gif ,I If Q . ,,, FIJI M 4 Rx I ff s , 4 fi dy I IX A ,d ' Q , .H 5 I I+ N 2 M , Pvia 2 , J 'f,fMwm,,iT r If 1 f if X Q -6 if X C D.. 1 . ' I X ,Q X ' X f A , Q ,N xx 1 I F 1 , l i . Y A ' Tri+- f ' E 'A K Dfw My 4,1 F' R311 1 U fr ,, W if f Y .WW 'F F4 Q A v-,-, f 'iv -Q , if K' if CLIFFORD CLARK BILL THILKING Guard Forward R. L. COBERLY Center f A F ff f an W 4 ,V W, 1' ,, 4 , ,Af V ,:,.,, f i X XX 1, I ,4 V J, 4 6, 4 l, ff I l Q XX T 4' A ,. f ' A ' x 5, A1 x g , y in K 7 . HOWARD TIGNOR F0l'WB!d LLOYD ADAMS Guard 87 FRED POTTER Guard Wrllram Wrllram wlllllm Wrllram Vrllram W1111am Wrllram Wrllram Wrllram W1111am Wrllxam Wxllram Wrllxam Wrllram SECOND TEAM BASKETBALL FRONT ROW Tommy Sre frred, Adnan Carl Davrd Fender K xttlej 13111 sm1tn,J'ef cmawrck qmddlep B111 Smrth lrfford Krng Kexth Weddle TOP ROW Tom Graham, Vernon Hazelrrg QB1 B111 Smrth Ol11e Ragan, erry ones, Gene Plowman, Fred Garnson, Kent Muel Cl' Chnsman Chrrsman Chrlsman East Chnsman Chnsman Chrxsman Chrrsman Chrrsman Chrrsman Chu sman Basketball coreboard WILLIAM JEWELL TOURNAMENT Chrrsman 37 Center Chrrsman 59 Odessa Chrrsman 33 St Joseph Benton Chnsman 47 Kearney Hxgh RUSKIN TOURNAMENT Ruskrn Raytown Excelsior St Joseph Lafayette St Joseph Benton St Joseph Central North Kansas Cxty Raytown North Kansas Cnty Wrllram Chrxsman Wrllxam Chrrsman wllll8m Chrrsman Wrlham Chrrsman Wrllxam Chnsman W1111am Chrrsman Wrllxam Chrlsman Wrllxam Chnsman W1111am Chrxsman W1111am Chrxsman Wrllram Chnsman VARSITY BASKETBALL Clxfford Clark, Ixm Fronluer Howard Trgnor Lloyd Adams, Jrm Whetstone, Shelby Brxghtwell Fred Potter B111Th11k1ng Wayne Davxd son, Harold McElroy R L Coberly, Gary Bergen Wentworth Raytown St Joseph Lafayette Wentworth St Joseph Benton Lrberty Smrthvrlle Oak Grove Manual St Joseph Central Grarn Valley REGIONAL TOURNAMENT W1111am Chrrsman 45 Southwest W1111am Chnsman 4 North Kansas C1ty Wrllram Chnsman 39 East '1 Q Q Q ...... ........................ 2 o ' ' ' ...... 59 ............ ....... 4 2 Q Q Q ...... ....................... 2 2 ' ' ' ...... 43 ................... ..26 Q Q Q ...... . ....... ..2s Q Q Q ...... 53 . .... ..31 ' ......s6 Q Q Q ...... ii Q. ......... - - - ::::::iZ --:::::::-- -1:11:52 1 1 1 rrrirrgg - -'''frrirrrrrirriiriiiiga vgugm cmgsmn ...... 17 Excelsior .......... ......... 1 8 . . . '-'- 59 ---'----- -'---- 22 ' ' ' flfffigg ': 'ffIfIIIIIIIIIIIIIII'22 I I I ------ 52 -. -------- 51 I Z Z HUN36 . HNNZ9 -..... ......-........- ......44 . Q ' ' ...... 36 . ....... .40 ' ' ' ...... ................. . .3o Q Q Q ...... 33 ' ........ 32 Q Q Q ...... 1 ' .... .... 3 2 , Q Q Q ...... 38 .......... Q ........... 32 ...... .......................... 5 2 ......26 ........28 1 . ' ee A uxctonous crew Actlon Bergen goes bxgb McElroy sinks two. 89 'Y' IW l Distance runnei-s-Bill Deam, Bob Speaks, Bob Williams, and Don Burkett-set the pace. Dash men-Russell D'Anna, Munro Ransdell, Dick Lowell, and Axthur Stowell-are on their mark. 0 1 1 f 5 . , V is , 1 Track Vaufhn Evans and Morris Mc Quinn c ear the hurdles. if 1 STEVE LARSON Distance Runner and Pole Vault ,A . 4 f 5 JOHN MYERS Pole Vault 91 X DARROL YATES Shot Put TOM CAVINESS Discus 9 TRACK MANAGERS Ronald Cassellman, Lee Hol man james Schuler, Louis Braley X! S has if Qwfamzd Saaedcee o ational Art Honor Society OFFICERS SEATED Lotus Braley Kaye Sieg fried BOTTOM ROW Louise Wilkie Faye Dyer Delores Shadel Miss Sampson Jane Ola Curtis Kofford Bette Shoemaker Mary jane Simpson TOP ROW J' V '61 First Semester Lotus Braley Margaret McKev1t Kaye Sregfried OFFICERS Sponsors Miss Nell Sampson and Miss Margaret Meredrth The National Art Honor Society is a national organization This society was chartered in 1937 under the sponsorship of Miss Nell Sampson The purpose of this society is threefold gaining appreciation knowledge and skill qualify for membership the students must be of ood character and must have a scholastic rank of at least an S average in Art and an M average tn other subyects Members must ex hibit at least fifteen pieces using various media in the annual sprm exhnbnt T e society enters several art contests each year one of which is the contest sponsored by Emery Bird Thayer and Company of Kansas Cxty The Society also holds an exhibit each spring 94 Second Semester President Lours Braley Vice President Margaret McKev1t Secretary Kaye Siegfried Kay Thomas, Regina Lux Charles Thompson Joe Dick Hightower Billy Gibson Bill Friend Shirley W W Membership ln this society, bears mrich distinction. 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' ' Q ' I . . . . 1'-6 wie ' ational Forensic League OFFICERS SEATED Grace Twente Phyllrs McDandel BO'I'I'OM ROW Nancy Flanders Mar garet Hall Delores Tandy Cora Brown Bette Moore Shrrlee Campbell SECOND ROW Mrss son Tommy Westwood Donald Cannon Meredxth Jrm Brand Barbara Strawhacker Celra OFFICERS Fzrst Semester Second Semester Phyllrs McDandel Presrdent Phyllxs McDandel Ann Weddle Vrce presxdenf Ann Weddle Grace Twente Secretary Grace Twente Sponsor Mxss Margaret Meredrth The Independence chapter of the Natronal Forensic League whxch was organized in 1932 IS one of the most active rn the natlon The requirement for membership rs twenty polnts which rs the equrvalent of three wms or frrst rn debate or compeu uve speech There are now twenty four actrve members rn Chrrsman The Unrted States rs drvrded Into twenty frve dls trlcts each of whxch holds an annual speech contest The first place xndlvxdual wrnners rn the dlstncts thxs year will go to the Natxonal Contest whxch wrll be held at Pepperdme Col lege rn Los Angeles Calxfornla rn u.ne Chrlsman has won the Mrssourr dlstnct tournament for the last seven years diy -'U 95 Fry Pat Dtckey Rrchard Willoughby Davrd Schwensen TOP ROW Edward Moore Douglas Hagan Kenneth Curtrs John Borron Stewart Car Wh Q5 w L3 . 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I rl- , fr 4 gh, :af M'- ational Rifle Association 2Z5iYsi,'1y i 1 3' ' 1 e I r .nfl l OFFICERS SEATED S F C David E Garner r Instructor NRA Cadet Sgt Davxd Freeman Treasurer Cadet Lt Col Charles Glass Com mander Cadet John Borron Vice-Commander BOT TOM ROW B1ll Wlnter Charles Cavanah Phxl Gre ory Roger Redford Gene Anderson joe Dick Hrg tower SECOND ROW Lester Clark Clifford Hates Ronald Mills Richard Byrne Carroll Day Frank Roberson THIRD ROW Melvnn Crenshaw Billy Grbson B111 Harlan Bruce Coryell Donald Rhyan Stanley Sayers FOURTH ROW Alexan der Smith Charles McCorkle Kenneth Rall Rrch ard Castle Mxke Nrflrs Re re Stoner TOP ROW Wa ne Bruder Jerry Cadwef Lloyd Swan Richard Hu se ack Prock jerry Lawler OFFICERS SEATED S F C David E Garner r Instructor NRA Cadet Sgt Davld Freeman Treasurer Cadet Lt Col Charles Glass Com mander Cadet John Borron Vxce Commander BOTTOM ROW jerry Dean Wesley Peterson Robert Rannre john Boyd Clayton McFarland Louis Braley james Miller SECOND ROW B1 West Lawrence Pederson Howard Foland james Dexter Bob Hedrick Bill Burgess Davrd Baker THIRD ROW james Ewing jimmy Sloan Richard Coulter Richard Max Rxce James Stockton FOURTH ROW Paul Moyer Davrd Schwensen Bill Kalthoff Robert Grove Glen Helverson TOP ROW Harold Gene Anson Larry Sampson George Murphy Rayburn Baker Monte Kahler jim Prrchard 6 Illl6l'll3ll0ll31 uill K Scroll OFFICERS SEATED Kaye Sue fried Vrola Russell Ellzabeth Tnllrams Barbara Bryant Velt Regnna Lux BOTTOM ROE' Margaret Carole Lan on Alrce Easrwood Maas Rlller TOP Kuhlman Margaret Moore Louxse Hurlbur Margaret ROI' Ph: Gregory Shxrley Kofford Lucille Hall Ruth Ann Zne enhorn Parry Wood Lourse NcCormnclr jams Yxllnams Shuley O Neal Donald Wrllue SECOND R W Mxss Campbell Vxrglma Cannon OFFICERS Ftrs! Semester Second Semester Vnola Velt Presxdenr Vrola htll Kaye Sregfned Vxce-Presxdent Rave Sxegfrned Regma Lux Secretary Treasurer Regma Lux Sponsors Nhss Sarah Ellen Campbell and Nhss N erda Rnller The Quill and Scroll an xnreruauonal honorary society of hxgh school yournalxsts ns made up of those who have worked on r.he Enuoy staff or the Cleam staff Its purpose rs to raue the standards of hugh school pournalnsm and to encourage and reward xndlvldual achievement ID this held To be ellglble one must be at least a lunlor nn hugh school must be nn the upper one third of hrs class and must do supenor work an lournalnsm. The socnery presents an assembly program on which occasion the mxuates are awarded rhexr membershlp puns All members also recelve a subscription to the Qunll and Scroll magazrne the ofhcxal puhlxcauon of the society 97 an , -.-1 ' 4 ' -' ational Honor ociety BOTTOM ROW Betty Moore Mary Chappelow Rosema Fry Mary Organ Edward Moore, Vrola Velt, Lx lran Taylor, Ruth Elser Vrr rnra Russell, Shrrley Kofford Margaret Moore SECOND ROW Mr Lefever, Evelyn Stump, janet Wheaton Kaye sltgffltd Judy Miller Helen Fitch, Alxce East wood, Sharon Spencer Beverly Srmcoslry Joan jenltms Doroth Ferguson jo Annjones, Joyce Hrggrns, Caro Collrns, Joyce Lrdke Barbara Matthews, Delores Grbler THIRD ROV james Prrchard, Leland Fay Charles Glass Thomas Schafer Wrllram Vardeman, Jerry Sherman, Anna Mae Howard Patsy Bates Lucxlle McCormxck Grace Twente Mary Lund, Barbara Strawhaclter Phyllrs McDandel Delores Tandg Kay Oeser Drane Cauns TOP ROV Tommy mxth, Douglas Jones, john Borron oe Drck Hrghtower Donald Cannon Robert Rannxe Phxlrp Gregory Kenneth Curtrs Robert johnson, Rrchard Byrne Shrrlee Osborne Celxa Fry jams Vrllxams Regrna Lrx Elrzabeth Wrllrams Suzr Stapleton Jerry Dean OFFICERS Frrst Semester Second Semester Edward Moore Presrdent Edward Moore Ruth Elser Vrce-Presrdent Ruth Elser Vrola Velt Secretary Vrola Velt Lrllran Taylor Treasurer Lrllran Taylor X Sponsor Mr Gregory Lefever Leadershrp scholarshrp character, and servrce are the four rmportant requrrements up to which the members of the Natronal Honor Socrery must measure Berng a member of thrs organrza non rs consxdered one of the greatest honors avarlable at Chrrsman for only frfteen percent of the seniors ln the upper thrrd of their class and fxve percent of the ynnrors ranlun the upper tenth of their class are admrtted rnto the club rag the year the club holds weekly noon meetrngs The .group planned several socral events rncludrng a progressrve dmner The club also sponsored an assembly At thus rmpressrve gatherrni new members were rnrtrated and were presented wrth members rp cards and flowers H 98 3 ' vt f I... 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' ' Ml atlonal Thesplan Dramatlc Honor oclety I BOTTOM ROW Eleanor Shull Betty Allrson ROW jrm Andrew Phyllrs McDandel Suzn Staple Viola Velt jamce Dobson Kaye Sregfrxed Nancy ton Shrrley Kofford Sharon Dramond Shlrlee Flanders Betty Therss Mrs Wrlllams SECOND Osborne Grace Twente Ann Dennis TOP ROW ROW Donald Barn Judy Mrller Barbara Straw Tommy Westwood Jerry Sherman Bruce Logeman hacker Vrrglnra Russell Nancy Rexch Carol Kenneth Curtrs Rrchard Byrne Charles Hreld Stewart Margaret Kuhlman Jim Prichard THIRD Robert Ranme Lours Braley OFFICERS Fzrst Semester Second Semester Charles Hreld Presrdent Charles Hreld Bruce Logeman Vxce Presxdent Bruce Logeman Vrrgmla Russell Secretary Vrrgmxa Russell Tommy Westwood Treasurer Tommy Westwood Sponsor Mrs Mary Foster Wxllrams A mmxmum of ten points acqurred through vanous speech actrvmes ns requxred for admlttance mto the Natronal Thespnan Dramatic Honor Soclety xt rs expected that the members con tmue to earn pornts after becomrng members of the socxety The Thespxans hold a one act play contest and present a three act play wrth the Speech Department The top ratxn one act plays were Last Fllght Over and Speclal Guest Specnal Guest was chosen to partlcxpate rn the Warrensburg V contest The top-ratlng actors were flrst Kenneth Curtis second Rrchard Byrne and thrrd Donald Barn The top-ratrn actresses were frrst Cora Lou Brown second Alrce Eastwoo and thud jacqulynne Campbell hy 'Wm 0 o 0 N o K 1 H- , I SC ' ' fx 1 ta U ei .1 - 7 ' .. or .. 3: ' - ., s I an B O 'V E, -. ,. 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' , ,sn Q A F , U 9 , -, cf K? . 1 5 1 2 If If , . l l 1 Alt Club C12 OFFICERS SEATED joe Dlck Hightower Marv jane Sxmpson have Sregfrxed BOTTOM ROY' Dxanne Fxsher ane Ola Curtis Fave Dver Bar bara llall judv Hall Bettv Allxson Carol Prckett Bette Shoemaker SECOND ROY Bob Kalthoff Donna Lee Eads Dorothy Drckensheets Dxane lrlson Nlnds Sampson TOP ROW Darlene Faye Robmson La Nelle jean Brunson Fern llnmes Brllv Gxbson Vrrgmta ennrngs Regina Lux Delores Shadel OFFICERS Fsrst Semester Charles Thompson Shtrlev Kofford Margaret Mclxevxt Mary jane Sxmpson Kave Sregfrred Second Semester Presxdent Kay Thomas Vrce Presxdent joe Dxck Hlghtower Secretary Shrrley Kofford Treasurer Patsy Clark Reporter Vary jane Sxmpson Sponsor Nlxss hell Sampson The Art Club IS one of the most active clubs ID school lts meetmgs this year have been held br monthly and nts actrvx tres quite vaned The club serves the school by making posters for numerous events nts chief service proyect for the cornmumty was to make tray favors which the Red Cross dns tnbuted to hospntals at Chrxstmas ume Varxous club members enter the Scholasuc regronal contest at Emery Bud Tha er and Company They also partncxpate nn the all school dlsp ay and demonstratnon winch ns held tn the Memonal Audntorxum Other acuvxues rncluded a held tnp to the Art lnstrtute and to the Nelson Art Gallery a skatmg party thts year held at Buckner and a Halloween party Xb - 5 490 ro? g I 100 1 ' 3 tl ' f , H' I .V 5 . 2 , V1 I 5 .A .L on ' ,JT W V -5 HW V his M 0 - M 4 ' to nj 4 .1 v - . V ., M ,BE W X ., . if L- 'f .1 2 l ll A I Charles Th-ompson, Shirley llofford, Pat Clark: Snider, Norma Crahmer, Sharlene Bradley, ,Beverly ' 4 7 4 4 ' . 7 J U 7 - 1 1 . , 7 ., . X- f yr, Ng. 6 002 Z, 5 f' V ly it C0llllllCl clal u OFFICERS SEATED Rosemary Fry Cathertne Doudney Janet Yheaton Anna Mae Howard jovce Ltdke Jeanne Benson Mary ane Sampson BOTTOM ROW Emllre Adkins Wrnola llart Paralee Bryant Betty Vogel Vary Chappelow ,lovce Graupner Fvelyn Stump SECOND ROI' Mrss Myers Frances Ro ers Georgra Alton Nancy Bentley Charlene Tar Geraldine Cogan oyce Rverson Nlrss Page TOP ROI' Norma Cranmer janet Closson Fdnth Uclixnnev Dorothy Hansen joann Smnth Carolvu Shakespeare Norma Vullenax OFFICERS Ftrst Semester Second Semester Anna Mae Howard Presrdent joyce Lndke Vrce-Presrdent janet Wheaton Secretarv Catherrne Doudney Treasurer Jeanne Coulter Reporter oxce Lrdke Jeanne Benson Nlarv jane Stmpson Rosemary Fry Marv Organ Sponsors Mtss Thelma Vvers and Nhss lessxe Page Membership IU the 'lllllm Chrrsman Commercial Club as open to any N4-average student who rs enrolled rn some corn- merclal course and who recetves a two-thxrds vote of the mem- bers The club havlng tbxs year a membership of approx: mately rhxrty ftve students was organtzed to benefxt students who washed to learn more about the demands of ousxness on the future yob seeker and more about the ways rn whrch the rob seeker can prepare htmself for a yob The club sponsors held tnps to vanous buslness fums rn Independence and Kansas Cnty For recreauon the club sponsors at least one party held at the home of one of the members The club emblem ns the shatnrock, the colors, green and white IOI g x.. o 0 vc :L ' ' ' l sl 5' 7 .5 5 ' - , 1, fi T ' 1-v 3 :A , 1 2 U , ' Y' Y T7 a 9 y 'x s A . 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Future Homemakers of merica OFFICERS SEATED Dorothy Ferguson Norma Cranmer Susann Ke arnes Lucille McCormick BOTTOM ROW Frances Pickett, Roberta Lanham lda Mae Stewart, Barbara Hammond Brlhe jean Ethxngton Charlene Gregg Parsons SECOND ROW Mlss johnson, LaNel1e OFFICERS Fzrst Semester Second Semester Lucxlle McCorm1ck Presxdent Lucxlle McCorm1clc Susann Keames Vxce President Susann Kearnes Dorothy Ferguson Secretary Treasurer Dorothy Ferguson Clara jane Reed H1stor1an Clara jane Reed Norma Cranmer Reporter Norma Cranmer Sponsors Mxss Nelvada Surbaugh and Mxss Hazel johnson The Future Homemakers of America rs a natxonal organlza txon offermg membershrp to all gxrls who are studyxng methods of cooking and sewmg On the practrcal snde of Lts program the club offers opportumues for students to develop thexr tal ents rn almost everythmg related to home economxcs Members clothes managing a home doing mterxor decoratmg and nn the plannm and PICPBKBIIOD of meals The Future Homemakers ma wel be considered one of the most profxtable clubs at W1 ham Chrlsman This organrzatxon also provrdes many socxal actnvrtxes The square dance at Red Top Farm was a favorite thus year W can Brunson, Vrola Haynes Joanne Fitzpatrick rss Surbaugh TOP ROW Mary Sue Rauh Rama Wells JerrySt1llwell Freddye Fxtzgerald Delores ' m y 759' I l Y I . ' . I ' . v .I 7 : . 1 , Z E of thlusyclub are instructed in making' and selectlng. their own OM W . . ' . Q , J'.1l i . . . . . . . v - 6.9, 6 . . . . QI- v-'JJ X ' ' I 'X' ni lt K K X K . .D 1 102 FutureTeachers of merlca VM OFFICERS SEATED Edne Lou Smxth Helen Propst Jo Ann Ebelmg Margaret Moore, Kenneth Curtis jo Ann jones Barbara Wingate Kay Thomas Grace Twente BOTTOM ROW Mrs Brush, Mary Ann Mc Cluhan Donna Lee Eads Marilyn Powell Shxrel Owens Joyce Graupner Judy Chapman SECO ROW Eva Lee Amer Lomse Hurlbut, Bett Rmehan Suzx Stapleton Susann Kearnes Mara yn Welch, Beverly Rrnehart, Ruedy Gene Ray Anderson Robert Rannle Dale Grressel Elorse Whitney Erlene Wxlloughby Carole Glbson OFFICERS First Semester Kenneth Curtxs Margaret Moore jo Ann Ebelmg Helen Propst Second Semester Pnesxdent jo Ann jones Vrce Presxdent Barbara Wmgate Secretary Kay Thomas Treasurer Mary Organ Edrxe Lou Smxth Hrstonan Grace Twente Sponsor Mrs Florence Brush Future Teachers of Amenca rs a natronal or nlzauon sponsored by the Natronal Educatron Assocratron e purpose of thrs or anxzatron rs to grve authentlc mformatxon to persons xntereste rn some phase of teachrng The emblem rs the torch of learnmg superimposed upon a globe The Wrllram Chnsman chapter was formed two years ago The club meets every sec ond and fourth Wednesday of each month Usually some person connected wrth the held of teachmg xs muted by the club to speak at nts meeungs Each year a one hundred dollar scholar- shrp rs xven by the club to some senror student interested an one of e phases of teaching Money for thxs scholarslup ns raxsed through a candy concessxon sponsored by the club Q -1-nl K O 5 -'V 1, O -W P' v lg? V 'S S X V ' 1 ia 3 W ,4 5 I A f 0 o .sa A 3 , . 1 . , D 5 . ' . , . 7 I . , . . , , , i, Diann Fisher. TOP ROW: Mary Lund, Phillip ' 3 ' lm 2 1 ' ' F-x . . I .. . .-'. . ... 4 N :,. A ask R I M 103 F7 Lilmrary lub OFFICERS SFATED Sarrlevjaclrson Margaret Wm ate Susre Vaughn Mrs Pxper Norma West Moore Donna Trentham Wanda Plumlelgh Mary sha Jac ulvnne Campbell Velma Phnllrps Moore Nlaralvn Welch FUKST ROI' Barbara Phyllis llal Alxce Rose Eldrxdge r 'I .xxx OFFICERS First Semester Second Semester Presxdent Donna Trentham Vrce-Presrdent Norma Westphal Qecretarv Nlary Moore Reporter Maralyn Welch Margaret Nloore 'ihrrlew jackson Donna Trentham Lrllran Tavlor Sponsor Nlrs NlavmeP1per One of the most versatxle clubs ID the school ns the Library Club The trls have proved that one can rnxx business with pleasure an succeed Their business lS to take care of the library 'Ihe gxrls hfteenof them shelve and check out books people every day and sull had tune to have fun The club has held a pot luck sup er at the school a televxsron part at the home of Shirley jac son and a Chrrstmas party at the ome of jacqulynne Campbell The Club was organxzed rn nts present form by students sponsored by Mrss Lola Wrlkm 104 '1 g J J' LCBRA YCLUB lcbnv clean and dust the shelves! help find material for dozens ol I ' 'slbl f l 4 ' . ' ' u 51 - E , - I 1 l f C ls n IJ' V L,-f.'J1 l . W. it 1 NLM, M Club OFFICERS FIRST ROW Delores Glbler Mary Gunzel Donna Rawlrns Dorothy Melton FICERS SEATED Kay Oeser Mildred Stephenson Alice Eastwood Lucxlle McCorm1clt Rosemary Fry Bette Shoemaker BOTTOM ROW Faye Dyer Carol Collrns Patsy Clark Donna Rogers Dorothy Drckensheets Ruth Ann Zlegenhorn Barbara Ham mond Charlene Andes SECOND ROW Ermaleen Crxm ants Wxllrams Shirley ONeal Vxrgxnxa Russell jan Miller Judy Mxller Maleta Campbell Betty Therss THIRD ROW Betty Lusso Vrrgrnra Davis Charlene Ward acquelme Walkenhorst trace Gregg Cxna Smrth Mrss Street FOURTH ROW Irene Curtis Paula ones Nancy Reich Joanne Shelton Nancy Turner Barbara Schroeder Martha Turner TOP ROW Barbara Smlth Shirley Flagg Alberta Dou las Nancy Bradshaw Sharon Dxamond lzrlene Wil oughby OFFICERS Ftrs! Semester Second Semester Mary Gunzel Prestdent Donna Rawlmgs Dolores Grbler Vrce Presrdent Dorothy Melton Alrce Eastwood Secretary Dolores McCorm1clc Nhldred Stephenson Treasurer Rosemary Fry Kay Oeser Reporter Betty Shoemaker Sponsor Mrss Betty Ann Street The M Club IS a grrls athletic club whose purpose rs to promote good sportsmanshrp scholarshrp good health and to create anrnterest rn school athletrcs and recreatronal proyects To become a member of this club the grrl must earn 1000 poxnts based on scholarship health leadershrp sportsmanshrp and athletrc abrlrty After makrng her 1000 pornts and passrn a physical examrnatton the grrl rs elrgrble for her blue ' M whrch rs the Mxssourr Women s Athletrc Letter After an additional 1500 polnts one can earn a Super M This year Mxldred Stephenson and Ruth Ann Zregenhorn earned Super M s The club colors are blue and gold the emblem 75? 7 f a blue M on a red and white background 105 0 402 5 Pep Club 'll' ,oft CHEERLEADERS Nanc Turner o Ann Overman Joanne Shelton Barbara Ma nard Lldke Ann Dennrs, Jane Morton, Jams Allen, Judy Hall FIRST ROW Donna Teague Barbara Allen Delores Case Sue Grbson, Mary Ann Hrghtover, Shrrle Owens Nelda Ebelmg, Darlene Votava, Joan Ransdell Marjorxe Rxchardson SECO ROW Rachel OFFICERS First Semester Jo Ann Ebelrng Presrdent Joyce Lrdke Vrce-presrdent Margaret McKev1t Secretary Vrrgrnra Davrs Treasurer Vrola Velt Reporter Sponsors Mrss Betty Ann Street The Pep Club was frrst organized UI 1936 Thrs organxzatron was later dis- banded and a new club organrzed rn 1948 The club's purpose rs to grve support to the athletes and encourage good sportsmanshrp The Pep Club together vlth the cheuleaders, has worked very hard thrs year to sumulate od school spurt and to rmprove the orgamuuon It has worked out new ye ls and prescrrbed certam changes rn umform Blue sktrts and gold sweaters, vlnch made up the unrform, are worn on all club-meetmg days and at all the games. lf you have plenty of excess e , an accumulatxon of points, and an M aver age, you are elrgrble to porn the club. Srxry pomts must be earned for admittance ., , 'J' J: af ' 25 , M- Ol' X w :I 31' X F I U ' it 6 cb W pf 4 r A, - ' 1. X' X 1 t . 0 ' 'J we , N w rua A' 'f fry: 5 , 'vm an , N S 7 tv A7 , ' 1 R 'HI ,I f Y J ii ,, ph X ff in A ,V crm Mccofd. orrxcxzns SEATEDJ-lfiolr Ven, virgin. Davis, Jo Alun Ebeung, Joyce' ' . : . I . ' . ' v V . . . . N5 : 1 A ........ .... : ......................... X :,: Q j 1 I , l ' . 51 . v . . . . . ! x , X in n . . . ' .- Pep Club Wlllou hby Chell Tousley Shrrley McMullen Ioan Holmes Carole Mrller Eulalxe Gat chet eorgxa Alton Mary Ann McClu.han udlth McClure Jackie Hawltms Wrnola Hart Carol Pickett TOP ROW Carol Glbson Eva Lee Amer Phyllxs Hall Shlrley Flagg Barbara Ruppert Vlrgmla Jennlngs can Atchxson Jo Ann Chxlders Jane Atchison Lynda Anderson Glona Smxth Wanda offxtt Miss Carroll OFFICERS Second Semester Joyce Lrdke Presrdent Jane Morton Secretary jams Allen Treasurer Judy Hall Reporter and Mrss Lucxlle Carroll Attendance at meetmgs weanng of the unxform partxcxpatxon rn drrlla BIVCU be tween halves at games and attendance at games are the means of earmng these pornrs The club has nven strong and noxsy support to the football basketball and track aquads on al occasrona when events were held on home grounds It was able to accompany the teams on many of the tnps to nerghbonng schools On all occasxons the club whxch has a membershlp of about fxfty grrls has been able to lend the teams vocnferous support under the leaderahnp of the cheer- leaders These leaders are elected annually two from each of the claaaes by the Pep Club l07 I 5 1. 1 ' 1. 1 . U. ' . l ' 7 I 7 . 7 J 1 . 7 . I a c 4 : I , 1 , . , o x D id I I x Q 7 1 Y ' Anne Dennis..... ......Vice-president . ' . . y . . . . . . - 1 I . I ' U I K 1 3? scan Spanlsh Club OFFICERS SEATED Robert Rannre Suzr St leton Vrrgrnra Russell Kenneth Curtrs Edward Moore Vrola Velt Margaret Moore Ctmon Small BOTTOM ROW Mrs Brush Sue Grbson Ronald Erman Darlene Votava Gladyce Phrllrps Mary A.nn Rrce Patty Ellrs Carol Collms Charlene Andes Nelda Ebelmg Noreen Talcott J dy Mrller Drann Fisher Norma Mullenax Barbara Mann Carol Roach SECOND ROW Rrchard Chandler Ioan Cason Genre Gradley Beverly Douglas Nancy Barger Paula Jones Patrrcra Drclte Ian Mrller Clara McCord Barbara Allen Beverly Srmcos Helen Propst Betty ue Morris Juanita Pugh Faye Dyer Margaret Kuhlman THIRD ROW James Ewrng ,lo Ann Overman Frances Rogers Lourse Hurlbut Delorrs Tandy Vrrgmra Davrs Rosemary Fry Joan Graham Martha Connor Alexander Smrth Danny Clutter OFFICERS Fzrsz Semester Second Semester Kenneth Curtrs Presrdent Edward Moore Vrrgmra Russell Vrcc-Presrdent Kay Thomas Suzr Stapleton Secretary Margaret Moore Robert Ranme Treasurer Clemon Small Margaret Moore Reporter Vrola Velt Parlramentarran jerry Sherman Sponsor Mrs Florence Brush The club organlzed to rncrease the members knowledge of Spanrsh rs one of Chnsman s largest A Spanrsh supper whxch was held rn the study hall featured enchrladas tacos chile tostados pan dulce and cafe grvrng many students therr frrst experrence wrth Spanrsh style foods The Fxesta a Spanrsh variety program was held rn the school auditorium Aprrl 13 Entertarnmentrncluded Spanrsh dances solo and chorr numbers and other features Next was a vrsrt to Guadalupe Center where Mexrcan food and musrc of a Mexican orchestra were e qually enjoyed Clrmaxrng the year s events was a trrp to Cuba vra bus through St Augusune and Mramx and by boat to Havana ,f C 'MAJ' S., 0 , - V V 5 11 ' ' 1 3 ' ' '1 H b 7 I Q I5 J 1 ' A l fs' '52 Q9 9, , 1' V S ,Q A 13 Z T W 1 d , - , 4- X . 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' ' , r - . . . , 'J ' 1 ' ,T Lf I K ix A , ,3 .5 ssglur 0 N .'-r r ' 1 X1 ,ft I 108 s- .V5 ' 50 Q l tio 2' 7 Todd Sermon Elorse Whrtney Phyllxs McDandel Barbara Strawhacker Barbara Ruppert Barhara Wmgate IOL R'lll ROV Lucxlle McCormick Dorothy Hansen Maralyn Welch Shlrley O lxeal owe Sousley Donald Beck C harles Thompson Russell D ltzenhouser lou1se Bralev Davmd Freeman Susxe Choplxn udxth llelnrrchs Marrlyn Andes Carole Langton Nancv Clbson Regxna Lux Barbara Yxmmerman TOP ROW ack Horn ack Wear Melvxn Crenshaw ack Prock oe Dxclr l'llgl lCOWEl' Cene Ray Anerson Munro Ransdell Tommy Smlth Rex Boos Charles Hreld Steve ohnson NealScr1bner Robert ohnson Clayton McFarland Shxrlee Osborne Celra Frx ams Wrllxams Vlfglhld Q C gi I- K T T 4 ' ,, I A K. 1 Q ' li , - -M Q T , , A ' ' ,V 'O ' w .. R, Q' 5 9 .. 1 ,M -Q - 7, , x x I -T , . , r ' , 1 'A , 1 .ff af' 'M' ' 1 ..... I V4 1 - Q 1- . 1 I V 1 A 1 V 1 . ' '.S' . , ' .4 . ' S. 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I ., 1 ' I 1 1 ' A , , ,J C , If , , . , N 1 , u . 1 4 , .n , 1 , ennlngs BOTTOM ROW Plame Danforth C hell Tousley ane Ola Curtrs Martha Warren Carol Pxclrett Mary jane Simpson Alma Grrffxths Sl' COND ROW Beverly lsaac hvelyn Stump Donna Teague Bar bara Brown Ceraldxne Remlngton oan Shepherd udy Chapman joAnn Ebelmg THIRD ROW Martha Turner oyce llxggms Peggy Coen Betty 109 Dudley Duane Snlder Valeen Braley Delorls C rrffxths FOURTH ROW Marie Gradl Donna Trentham Carol Stewart Patrlcra Faler Clara Andes Barbara Van Dyke Nancy Bentley TOP ROW Cora Brown Anna Mae Howard Dtane Cairns Donna Lee Pads Sharon acltson Yvonne Rhyan Wanda Plumlergh Sclence Club fl' OFFICERS SEATED jerry Dean JoAnn Ebelmg Kaye Sregfrred Wayne Custead BOTTOM ROW Mxss Evans Carol Prckett Carol ean Roach Margaret Moore Donna Trentham anet Conrad Pat Clark Cora Brown jams Allen SECOND ROW Miss Carroll Edrxe Lou Smrth Eulalxe Gatchet Betty Thelss Mary Ann Hrgh tower joan enkrns Nancy Barger Paula ones Jo ce Bates Nancg Gxbson Sue Gxbson ac 1 son THIRD RO LaNelle Brunson ons Emerlck jrmmle Melton Donna Strlwell Ruth Elser Russell D Etzenhouser Edgar Patterson Monte Kahler Edward Reece Miss Clement FOURTH ROW Maralyn Welch Velma Davies Fay Kohlman Sharon Dramond Vlfglllli Iennrn s james Mrller Walter Beck Judith Hernrrc Marilyn Powell Mr Tuckfleld TOP ROW JI Prrchard Tommy Westwood Clayton McFarland Rrchard Byrne Tommy Smlth joe Drck Hrghtower Bruce Logeman Robert Rannxe Donald Cannon Golden Howery OFFICERS Fzrst Semester Second Semester Russell Etzenhouser Presrdent jerry Dean R1chard Byrne V1ce Presxdent Wayne Custead Kaye Sregfrred Secretary jo Ann Ebelmg Carol Stewart Reporter Elxzabeth Wrllrams Sponsors Mrss Gladys Evans Mrss Lucrlle Carroll, Mrss Ellrs Clement, Mr Ralph Tuckfreld The Science Club offers membership to all students that are lnterested and have an M average ln Chemxstry Brology or Physics Thrs club IS lar e and very actnve It has two meeungs each month and usua l rnvrtes a speaker that talks on vanous sclentlfrc subjects tudents profrt greatly by hearrng these talks as these persons are skrlled nn some particular SClCl1K1flC field An outstandlng speaker thls year was a representatxve from the Standard Oxl Company To encourage students to contrnue thexr study of scrence the club offers a scholarshrp It rs awarded on the basis of competitive examrnatron and fxtness for college study Concessrons at the games help to cover the expenses of the club 110 Nvff Youth on the Beam OFFICERS SEATED Clarence Stam Barbara Mann Donna Trentham Maralyn Welc , Shirley Owens Lloyd Swan BOTTOM ROW Mar sret Moore Io Ann Moore Marilyn Maston Eu alle Gatchet Alxce Rose Eldrrdge Anna Kenned Wnght Leonard Lemka SECOND ROW Carol jean Roach Dorot y 'V-s 5 I Fzrst Semester Donna Trentham Maralyn Welch Barbara Mann Margaret Moore Carol Roach Evelyn Stump OFFICERS Sponsor Mr Erwm Walker The Youth on the Beam rs a growrng or nxzntron frllrng a real need for Chrxstran fellowshxp rn school tfe The Club was originated rn the fall of 1947 One of the favonte pasumes of thrs Club rs the Bxble quxz that takes place periodically The Club meets each Frrday dunn the noon hour and usually has an msptrattonal speaker to a ess the tgroup It provides a means for the students to partrcrpare nn e natxon wrde Youth for Chrrst movement and to enyoy fellowshrp together The mam obpectxve rs wrnnmg youth for Chrut Members should be con atulated for thexr ardent attempt Some of the annual aocra actxvrtxes rnclude both a Halloween and a Chnstmas party Second Semester Presrdent Maralyn Welch Vtce Presrdent Clarence Stamp Secretary Shrrley Owens Reporter Dons Huntsucker Crty Councrl Rep Norma Mullenax Song Leader Lloyd Swan Dtckensheets Dons Huntsncker Freddye Fitz ernld Elntne Wrersma Norma Mnllenax Mr Walker OP ROW Vxoln Haynes Mary Lund Fem Hrmes jean Atchison jerry Sul well Rama Wells Ronald L,-J ' 'N S'a'AE WX Q445-2 :I S. 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Q, s - You - Like - It Dramatic Society OFFICERS SEATED Jams Williams Carol Collins jo Ann Ebellng Mary Lund Shrrley Kofford Kaye Ste fried anet W'heaton Suzi Stapleton Elxzabet Williams BOTTOM ROW Miss MacDonald jane Custead Mary ane Simpson Elaine Zerkle Mona Myers eanne Benson All Grlbert Patty Wood joyce Lrdke Miss Singleton SECOND ROW Nancy Reich JoAnn Overman a Miller Judy Miller Nelda Ebelrng jlmmle Sue Melton Sue Gibson Viola Velt Beverly Wxlson Donna Simpson TOP ROW Barbara Ylmmennan Vrrglnra Davis Susan Choplrn Marcia Mueller Shlrlee Osborne Grace Twente Nancy Bradshaw Ann Dennis Diane Snider Phyllis McDandel Kay Thomas OFFICERS Fzrst Semester Mary Lund President Ann Wedclle Vice President Margaret McKev1t Secretary jo Ann Ebelmg Treasurer Elizabeth W xllrams Parlramentarxan janet Wheaton Historian Kaye Siegfried Reporter Second Semester Shirley Kofford Kaye Siegfried janet W heaton Carol Collins jams Williams Suzi Stapleton Elizabeth Williams Sponsors Miss Louise MacDonald and Miss Ellen Singleton The As You Like It Dramatic Society has just finished nts thirty first successful year Membership IS limited to fifty gxrls who are chosen for their scholarship acuvltles and service The orrgtnal purpose ofthe club was to develop dramatic lxtera ture The society colors are black and old gold the flower the Chrysanthemum the symbol the owl Among the various act1v1t1es of the club rs a fall banquet given nn honor of the girls fathers rn the spring the gxrls entertain their mothers at a tea Amon other annual acuvrtxes of the club are the Christ mas dance han dance and Senlor dance At Christmas time the members talte gifts to the children at Mercy Hospital 112 . nl . -1 , , . Ml 'lg ' ' ' K X 1 autilus Literary Society Y Fry Catherine Doudney Jane Ola Curtxs Norma McKay Margaret Moore Eleanor Mann Betty Mrller Nancy Barge: Alberta Chrrsman Charlene Ward BOTTOM ROW Fleanor Shull Eleanor Reynolds Mary Lee Blackburn Ermaleen Cum Delores OFFICERS SEATED Martha Warren Rosemar Berg SECOND ROW Miss Evans Elame Dan forth Mary Moore Mary Ann llrghtower Mxldred Stephenson Bette Moore Evelyn Stump Betty Vogel TOP ROW Betty Blake Margaret Kuhlman Betty Lusso Dlane Calrns Georgra Alton Patsy Bates Nancy Moffrtt Bonnre Lusso Comer Betty Allrson e a n C t t e Thompson Mr F vu: OFFICERS First Semester Second Semester Norma McKay Presxdent jane Ola Curtls Vrce-Presrdent Catherme Doudney Secretary Treasurer Parlxamentarran Reporter Hrstorran Margaret Moore Eleanor Mann Mary Lourse Organ Betty Mrller Charlene Ward Nancy Barger Alberta Chrrsman Rosemary Fry Martha Warren Eleanor Mann Eleanor Mann Sponsors Mrss Gladys Evans and Mr W A Berg Blue and wlute are the colors of the Nautrlus Lrterary Socrety, and the vrolet the socrety emblem the motto rs Buxld thee more stately mansro On November 8 the socrety presented a motron prcture, Marnage for Moderns , whrch was followed by a panel drscussron A Chrrstmas party at the home of Norma McKay, a formal Valentrne dance at the Amerrcan Legron Hall, and the semor banquet were purely socral actrvxtres In more altrmstxc vern was the grft of food and other presents to a famrly adopted by the society Another event was the Mother and Daughter Banquet, at whrch were read the wrnnxng poem and essay chosen from the selectxons wrrtten by members of the socxety hQlK'T1'nS N 1 113 1 ' ij Y 1 ' Y , . , . . chambuccl ' .'ns. , I , Q, n ' ' ' . 457 ' 15 . 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Q 1 'L 15' . . . tg OFFICERS SEATED Anna Mae Howard Alice Phipps Ruth Ann White Paula jones Martha Eastwood Carol Stewart Jo Ann Jones Virginia Connor Joye Sousley Donna Jagger Janet Conrad Russell Barbara Maynard Sue Watling Ruth Ann Faye Dyer Valeen Braley TOP ROW Shirley Ziegenhorn Mary Gunzel BOTTOM ROW Frrtzr O Neal Miss Riller Barbara Strawhacker C.- 4 1 , I i OFFICERS First Semester Second Semester jo Ann jones President Virginia Russell Virginia Russell Vice-P resident Barbara Maynard Carol Stewart Secretary Sue Watlrng Alice Eastwood Treasurer Ruth Ann Ziegenhorn Anna Mae Howard Reporter Mary Gunzel Sponsor: Miss Verda Riller The emblem of the Shakespearean Literary Society is the red Carnation, which is given to the new members at the formal initiation The colors are red and white and the motto is Loyalty, Service and Scholarship One of the social activities of this club was the Christmas dance held at the Hillcrest Country Club A worthy activity of the society was the filling of food baskets for needy families at Christmas The Shakespear- ean Literary Society joined the other societies in pre- senting the Shan Program, which was given to raise money to help buy robes for the A Cappella Choir The club bought Shakespearean literature for the English classes. 114 Shakespearian Literary Society 9' I f 4 , ful' X56 J gg 2 929 xg 42 1' !V.' A 41 f lf, wk, w. if .K D ' Q P f wg 1? J I 1 AV SIUII 11610 Please 1 rf Ll Q3 U5 33 HQ1 17 Y Sign Q676 pfeme 2, 1 X The Gleam staffs and sponsors express therr smcere apprecratron to the advertxsers, photographer, yearbook company, admmxstrators, faculty and student body whose valuable assrstance have made possrble the publrcatron of the 1951 Gleam Wrlly mvrtes you to vrsxt the advertrsers through the followmg pages of the Gleam INDEPENDENCE AUTO LIVERY Stand Maple and Osage Standard Oul Station Ca Day or rldep 0700 Nlght H D McClavm Independence, Mo The Finest ln Hardware Tools Sporting Goods Housewares W B DICKEY Hardware and Supply Bob Eaaer Rents Almost Everythmg At RENT - ALL E UIPMENT CO TUCKER ISM Graduates of Wrllram Chrrsman Hrgh School D you realrze what fast and glorxous company you this year? You are rn the ranks of men and women who have achieved much and who stand high rn government busrness and all the professxons You are standing elbow to elbow wrth President Harry S Truman hrs lovely wife and daughter and wrth many other persons whose names have often been flashed across the pages of ume and who have made great contrxbutxons of servrce to all manlund Thrs places a great responslbrllty on you young people' Let the diploma you receive today be your rnsprratlon for more educatron and better preparation rn order that you may be fully worthy of the great company you loin when you graduate Hearuest congratulations and best wrshes Ga., NV oo N Mom TUCKER FURNITURE COMPANY Y ll I . ' - ll Q - ll Co. - - l O 208 N Liberty are stepping into when you receive your diploma CHILDERS PRESCRLPTIQNS 0 lm KB First Nahonal Bank Bulldlng ij!!! 42' A, I F kRB J Chl BS AB JdTBl AhD d JJSI KNUIZPKIHS Llngerle Hosiery Dry Goods Nohons Shoes For the Family Ladies Ready to Wea Mnllmery Men s Clothing and Furnishings Calrns Flowers We Specnoluze an CORSAGES M565 1205 scum Noland Phone CL 9340 327 WEST MAPLE AVENUE I SCHWAN S or Books and Supplies en and Pencil Repairing I Day Servnce CONGRATULATIONS TO THE S E N IO R C L A S S Independence Ammol Hospltal DR E W THEISS . ' '- ' I- . . - . ' .1 -.. . 1 . .. Norllw Side Square . f ' P . .. Our Congroiulotions to ihe Senior Class William Chnsmon WOODCRAFT EQUIPMENT COMPANY Complumenfs of JOHNSON SONS Monumenfs 224 W MAPLE CLIFTON 7279 BROWN DRUG CO Soufh Sade of Square and Englewood Your REXALL Sfores More Than 83 Years of Service Congratulations rom MODERN OPTICAL Good luck fo the Senior Class BELL PEST CONTROL 204 No Llberfy I27 E Lexington 5? Cl 247 Phone CI 8855 Independence M DIECKMAN PLUMBING C0 424 E Short IN 2772 of 8m f , ' . ' . .8 . , o. CONGRATULATIONS T The Senior Class of I95I JACK FROST FOOD STORE QUALITY MEATS 81 GROCERIES 804 West Lexlngton IN 3887 INDEPENDENCE CONGRATULATIONS CLEANING fo the Semor Class G me -es LAUNDRY Wm F Lldke Mgr II5 SO OSAGE IN 343 Phones CL.f+On 7664 5 FLORIST lO88O Truman Road Be'r+y and Marlon J Johnson Independence MO COMPLIMENTS OF GALLOWAY Sfumo L L FIKE METAL PRODUCTS Gleam Photographer lndep M 215 E KANSAS Cl. 9004 I O FS! a Grant Storage Battery Co. C0- l . .3 ., o. Business Professional gwwce Qu or nnnq department con qrve you Cornplef productron usrnq modern papers ond type faces Our PNN1,-'NG stcrtronery store rs for your convenlence ln offrce neces GIITEWIIY sltres A all W111 convrnce you thot we ore here to BUSINESS serve you rn your Cornrnercrorl needs Phones nn, Chfton 8788 Chfton 8789 1 BERT Duniya ani 5Z'c.zfaanw14 .Liam DODGE PLYMOUTH PASSENGER CARS DODGE JOB RATED TRUCKS 301 SOUTH MAIN TEL CLIFTON 9305 INDEPENDENCE MISSOURI ECONOMY PRINTING 8: STATIONERY CO wishes THE SENIOR CLASS CL 8812 1440 WesILex1ngton CONGRATULATIONS 127 E LEXINGTON IN 9259 Comphment Her Wuh Flowers Congrafulahons fo the Senior Class REAL ESTATE INSURANCE LOANS OVERMAN'S FOOD MARKET SPRING 8: FARMER In. 0133 OI34 209 W. Le,m,g,o,, CL. 9305 A WoIferman's Associate Store Choplin Hood Shelton EZ 5 O ' 0 .5 ' yi I I Le 4 I A ' ? ' ' I I 'u3 I l I I . -' 151114 ,, . . - . C ' YDNEW I T ll To il .L I I ' W .. I 1 , 0 . I ll ' ' ll . , . . CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATIN6 CLASS OF T951 AND BEST WISHES TO ALL THE STUDENTS OF WILLIAM CHRISMAN HIGH SCHOOL SEE THF MOST BEAL TIFLL THIING OA WHEELS '7o.rn.!1.44 Wwwwfwr wmfflffflyai can 7 WEST MAPLE CL 9800 5I Grads I PUT YOUR THRIFTY WANT ADS Plctorlal 'N Hopper REQUEST TIME Your I-avornfe Tune Your Favornie Way o Every Weekday Afternoon KI M O 1510 On Your Dual SPORTING GOODS a kfb I 12.8 W MAPLE NORTHSIDE SQ Congrafulohons fo the Class of 1951 INDEPENDENCE PAINT AND WALLPAPER COMPANY ' zzo w Lexungfon mae, 1543 J 7 T 7 r V 0 ' D 0 3l I I 0 School Sweden -101 O Chenille Numerelx - ' 0 Girls Gym Suih I Gym lax e e I Shoes . 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The rt Prize is qlven by Harry S urges and the Ess y Prizes Medal by t e Sturges Jewer m ny. 1 1 1 1 -- r 1 -- ' 1 U . I I -I U ,, .I U . . . 1 -- 1 1 13-- ' 23-- 1 -- 1 1 1 -- . ' I I 'I'l-- 'I92l-- ' ' ' 1 U I 1 I n .I H . I -- I I -- ' 1 1 -. 'I 0 1 U . . . .I .I N . l I90 -- ' 'I I -- ' 1 -- ' ' v 1 1 -- ' 1 3-- 1 0 -- ' 1 1 .. ' 1 -- f 1 3-- ' ' 1 1 .. - I9 -- ' r I9OI-- 1913.. I94I--Rachel Peck I900--George Edward Smith 1912..1-eqh Jqrred Il l9'I'I-- l . . I I 1 -- 1 1 I951-- 1 -- ' 1 -- I 1 -. - 1 0 .. 1 -- . . 1 -- 1 -- 'I n I 1 .I H .I U . . 1 -- - 1 -- 1 5-- ' y 1 ,, I I H , . . I 0 U 'I U .I U . .I H . 1 -- 1 -- 1 -- ' 131--- - 1 -- ' 190I-- ' ' 1 -- 1 19 1-- ' 1 -- 1 -- 1 0.. I -- . 1 .. I -- . . , . 1 -. I -- 'I -- ' I -- 1 -. I H . .I U . . I 2 -- 193 -- ' .I N . . I H . . 1 1-- 1 32-- ' 1 'I -- ' l93'I-- I I -- I -- ' 1 1 -- 1 -- ' 1 1 -- ' I -- . ' .- - 1 -- I- 'Two r w r Ivan in I9I4, I9 , I9 n I 4 . The 'u w r u ak d clslon, TO THE GRADUATE OF 1951 CONGRATULATIONS MISSOURI WATER COMPANY 123 West Kansas St Independence Mo INTER CITY Congratulatuons Seniors FREIGHT LINES 'om PEGGY S DANCING SCHOOL CONGRATULATES IHE Types Dancing GRADUATING CLASS OF '95 Class or Private Lessons Reasonable Rates MARWNC CARL 9509 LINWOOD PHONE IN 3909 CL 9007 l20 E LEXINGTON INDEPENDENCE MO Sportsman Paradnse Sh ne Pa lo .na nm cle. ed oys M Y Il2 WEST MAPLE Phone IN 9636 P oy SPORTING 00095 C9 Play INDEPENDENCE MISSOURI 213 North Mann Headquarters for MODERN SHOE REPAIR Sweaters Jackets Emblems 218 WEST LEXINGTON COMPLETE LINE QF lNDE5,E'1D5:iEh:'ssoUR' Football Basketball Gym ec op and Track Equipment 0 I - 9- - . It ' If Lollas Bros. Shoe Repair P -' - ---- --- ' pa S i r r n to to , I . . . , Y . . BUNYAR DRUG CO Prescrlptlon Specialists PHONE INDEP 0162 WEST LEXINGTON SOUTH SIDE SQUARE GEORGE C CARSON LADY ATTENDANT Phone CLnfton 7900 O eoH SCOMPLETELYA CodtoedbyRfge to 101 No th PI oso I St eet INDEPENDENCE MISSOURI CONGRATULATIONS To The 1951 Graduates Wllllam Chrlsman Hugh School rom A NATION WIDE INSTITUTION J L PENNY C0 INCORPORATED South Side of Square INDEPENDENCE JENNINGS FURNITURE COMPANY THE HOME OF BETTER FURNITURE Congrafulafnons Io 'rhe Senior' Class Luff s Lunch GRINTER STUDIO FOR PHOTOGRAPHS Wes? Maple Phone IN 0551 Independence M ssourn I I I I I O . O --urFunrI omei ir niin erircin- r e n r , Complimems of of . . . N 1 - I O O I . I . . OUQI' if OLII1 Gln Lll1C VE CHILI HAMBURGERS MALTS La+esI Equlprnenf River and Lenngton Independence, Mo IF ITS FENCE WE HAVE IT I. I lleetrll lxtegzutmazrlli ence II:I'::. 'f,'I3 II 5I5.- I ' IIIauv L w3+,,5:,,- nl UW ,,,.f--' null' wwf' .D--' mx' W. ,,,..-4- ,--' IIIWP' 'IIIIIIMM f.nc. 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EL INSURA CONGRATULATIONS A Chili to the Courleous Cold Drinks GRADUATING CLASS OF Sandwiches Drug Sundries VAN HORN PLACE 1008 Truman Rd Friendly Prompl 195 I Service Franlrlms Sealfesf lce Cream MQRFCRDS ENGLEWOOD DRUG SUNDRIES ENGLEWOOD PLAZA scouomcm. vnisulnvginklvlcg O When y n e seek ng Healrh prnce tags are a mnnor cons de anon B r here nt ns a matter of pn cnple to prxce each prescr pt on acc d ng to a fx ed form la In pract cal terms our prices are no h gher often somewhat le s than youd pay else where Try us next time Watt Drug Co v' S' v RELIABLE! COMPLIMENTS OF AGENCY 210 WEST MAPLE AVE INDEPENDENCE MO BARTO COAL 8. GRAIN COMPANY Poultry and Dairy Feeds COAL COKE HAY STRAW 215 W White Oak Phone lndep 1344 CONGRATULATIONS W ' Bradley s Super Market . . . ' . . . . E E Q Delacafessen Passcmrruows 908 W College lndev 5944 5945 GROCERIES MEATS VEGETABLES l C O I O O N O N C E I ou r i 0 1 1 ' . . . . 9 1 r . u g . . . .n . . I ' O i i ori 0 . Q ' ' .x u . . I 1 O . i - . 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CONGRATULATIONS fo the GRADUATING CLASS OF 1951 THE CHRISMAN - SAWYER BAN K Member Federal DGPOSIT Insurance Corporaflon Congratulahons for a Grand School Book Independence Drug Co ENGLEWOOD THE HIGH SCHOOL PHARMACY and PRESCRIPTION SERVICE Co 0 1 10923 WINNER ROAD Old john Feldhahn s INDEPENDENCE MISSOURI New Prescrzptzon Shop 208 W I- 9 GEORGE s DODSWORTH MUELLER S APPLIANCE STORE General Electric 119 South Mann Telephone Independence Mlssourl CLlf1'on 8700 SMITH S QUALITY BAKERY JOHNSON CLEANERS PHONE IN 0204-0205 ADDRESS 215 W MAPLE 48 Hour Pzck Up and Delwery Servzce 214 W Maple IN 8 I 5-1 -254 5- 0-254 7 ' . .048 Howd olks: ASSURE YOURSELF OF TI-IE BEST IN GROCERIES AND MEATS WE CUT STRICTLY CORN FED BEEF MERLE M Quacx JR QUICKS MKT cuss OF so Expert Cleaners of Oriental and Domestlc Rugs AKE NU CARPET WORKS VIRGIL DOBSON HONE 101795 W TRUMAN RD INDE P 'I 3 INDEPENDENCE MO TYPEWRITER BOOKKEEPING MACHINES ADDING MACHINES DUPLICATING MACHINES AND SUPPLIES JONES 8. HERALD OFFICE EQUIPMENT CO GUARANTEED SERVICE ON ALL MAKES Student Rental Type CL 6728 109 EAST LEXINGTON INDEPENDENCE MO ASK WILEY S whatever you want to know WILEY PAINT STORE E MAPLE CL 8937 INDEPENDENCE STOVE 6' FURNACE CO pede Compluments of GRIMMER DE BACK ER your KAISER FRAZER DEALER 300 SO MAIN INDEPENDENCE M Compliments ZIMMERMAN S GROCERY 603 N RI ER M - P . . . 62 , . Compliments of 7 about Paints . Varnishes Enomols Car. Hayward fr Cottage Artists' Materials Ind' 'M 1 M'- Brushes Etc. . . , O. 133 . . of l . V FIRST NATICNAL BANK INDEPENDENCE M0 MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE MEMBER F D I C Cong atulai o s f W HELZBERGS dIWf I06 West Maple Independence Mlssourr DELL CRENSHAW CAM ERA s HOP I IOIO Wmner Rd Ph lNdep I344 Independence M Mark W Weston Flowers for All Occasuons 3930 C y CL 7424 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE Graduahng Class of I950 East Sade Squa e Phone Indep 1850 Independence Mussourl I 0 r i n . . And Bos ishas From I . 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