Alba High School - Albamo Yearbook (Alba, MO)

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Mxxwipk 3 E To -2 W C Q SEPTEMBER 6, 1947 DEAR DIARYS ' JUNIORS? YEs9 HNDEED, or THE BEST AND MOST HNRDRTANT TYPEQ WE CHOSE KENTON BOYER AS DUR PRESHDENTQ CHARLEEN MDCLAN- AHAN AS DUR VICE-PRESIDENT, MICKEY BETH- BENNER AS OUR SECRETARY, BETTY STAATS AS OUR STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATBVE, AND MRU SMTTH AS oUR SPONSOR. OUR cLAss PLAK 'BETTY JANE FROM PUNKBN LANE,'WAS DEFIN- TTELY APPROVED BY A HUGE AUDHENGE. MR, ALLBSON WAS OUR DIRECTOR, WE GAVE A LOVELY DANQUET roR THE SENHORSo THE THEME WAS sTRucTLY DUTCH. WE BEGAN TO FEEL THAT WE WERE ACTUALLY GROWING UP WHEN WE GOT oUR oLAss RsNosu SOMEBODY PBNCH ME. AN I DREAMHNG OR ARE WE REALLY SOON TO BE SENHoRSc SEPTEMBER 7, 1948 DEAR DTARY, FOR THE LAST TIME IN MY HIGH SCHOOL CAREER, E Rncx UP MY PEN AND wRnTE UPON YOUR PAGES. THERE ARE ONLY TWENTY-SSX or Us LEFT9 BUT WEnRE ALL DREANTND or THE THENGS THAT THE FUTURE HOLDS FOR Usa KENTON BOYER ns ADAHN HN THE SPOT LIGHT AS RRESTDENT or OUR CLASS0 JUNHOR GUN' LOOK as COQSTARRENG AS vncE-PRESTDENT. JOHNNY STORM ss oUR SENSOR SECRETARY AND TREASURER WHDLE PATTE MTLLER ns oUR RE- PORTER, MARVHN OLIVER us oUR STUDENT CDUNDTL MEMBER0 HE WAS ELECTED PRESIDENT or THE CoUNouL BY THE STUDENT BODY.PATTE MTLLER WAS ELECTED VHCE-PRESIDENT, MANY or THE Kaos HN DUR CLASS WORKED HARD AND LONG ON THE PAPER0 WELLS DHARY9 IT HSNQT OVER YET BUT WEBLL sooN BE GRADUAT8NG,BN MAY. E 'ea I I 0x A. I5 K I if .ff

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are ,,5 i5g5n- 3 T L. 4 CD 'wi SENEOR CLASS WELL WE9 THE SENnoR CLASS or 19Q9, HN THE CITY or ALBA9 THE COUNTY or JASPER, AND THE STATE or MISSOURB, aEnNc IN AS oooo MENTAL CONOETBON AS USUAL AND BN MUCH BETTER TENRER THAN USUAL, DO HEREBY MAKE THIS, ouR LAST WELL AND TESTAMENT, REN- DERBNG vono AND or NO AVAEL ANY FORMER WELL OR WSLLS THAT MAY HAVE BEEN PER- vnousLY MADE BY us DuRsNc A PERIOD or TEMPORARY OPTIMISM. WE HAVE NO SPECIFIC DIRECTIONS TO LEAVE coNcERNzNc OUR FUNERAL, BUT WE oo HOPE YOU WlLL COME PREPARED TO PRAHSE AS WELL AS BURY us, FORGETTING THE TRKFLING FAULTS THAT MAY HAVE BEEN ouRs AND RE- MEMBERING ONLY ouR MANUFOLO AND REMARK- ABLE vuRTuEso ERMA JEAN ASKUNS WILLS HER GLASSES TO EVELYN WEAVER, MAX ATNBP WELLS HIS YEoLDnNc ABILITY TO LLOYD HARMONQ MICKEY BETEBENNER WELLS HER PERSDNALITY T0 JACKIE Coon, ALMEDA BoYER wsLLs HER VIVACIOUSNESS AND CONGENHAL SMHLE TO BEVERLY WsLLsAHs. KENTON BOYER WELLS HIS EVERLASTING LOVE FOR ALL sRoRTs TO BaLL ALLENQ BILL CONWAY WILLS HIS BOOTS AND ALL or HIS RODEO EQUIPMENT TO ALBERT GUNLOCK. ESTHER DALE WELLS HER DEPENDABELKTY AND POLITENESS TO ANN OLIVER. PATRICIA FLESHER WBLLS HER LIGHT BROWN HAIR TO TwYLLA WINCHESTER. JUNIOR GUNLOCK WELLS HIS LATE HOUR PARK- nNo PLACE TO JERRY MHLLERQ LEONA HENDERSON WELLS HER ABILITY AS A coox EN HoNE Eo, TO ROSE MARY PASSLEY, BBLL JORDAN wsLLs HHS HANDSOME SMHLE TO MAX PAGE. f III r Q 0+ E X vs nn 7 KL 'T J