Aurora High School - Kennel Yearbook (Aurora, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1950 volume:

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A im f---N-- gh, x s, N5XxdV,NX 4 X Xxx 3 MISS REITHA FAXTER Art and English 'S' lllllfilllll :becbca fion We, the Senior Class of 1950, dedicate this annual to our sponsors, Miss Baxter and Mr. Loy. Their kindne understanding, and cooperation have helped us during our years in Aurora High School. This is our way of expressing our appreciation to two people for whom we have the greatest respect and admiration. I MR. GENE H. Loy W J 1 f Band fi, l f I Glee Clubs FQ fy? f I and if Q - Drivers' Training -1f:'k -'X ! sk I JI. E XX fs w X 6 FMQQFEQ- 157' xQXxQq'i i, S AURORA HIGH SCHOOL AURORA, Msssoum 4 m- l W 0. 1 RBY f sun - 5' ' 1 Q vfi A uiqlzhknhnf WW RVY F. LITLE N., Mary Lou Smith ma ec Haan! glclucafion 4 ' N- Dr. C.E. Plythe, Mrs. Arlie Norman, O.E. Moore N CStano1ng, Van Wiley, E.A. Dennis, Supt. Roy F. Litle, Gene Edwards FN I f -Q-W? EN 'C PRI CIPAL FAC LTY- GEORGE W. McCONNELL Left to Right CSeatedJ Principal-George McConnell-Hygiene,Law, Commerce, Miss Edra Cox-Commerce and Debate, Mrs. Betty Johns-English and Speech, Mrs. Irene Hartley-Mathematics, Miss Reitha Baxter-English and Art, Mr. Albert Baumgardner-It. Agr., Mrs. C.H. King-Librarian, Mrs. Fred Anselman-Home Ee. CStandingD Mr. Leonard Hobart-D.O., Supt. Dr. Roy F. Litle, M . O.R. Tripp-Voc. Agr., Mr. Kenneth Fast-Science, Mr. Carl Lewis-It. Agr., Mr. G.H. Loy-Music, Mr. F.E. Patrick-Social Science. 47 , x.., tu ent nuncl CStandingD Principal-George McConnell-Sponsor, Jimmy Jones-Pres. of Student Council, Jerry Fulp-Councilor-at-Large, Harold Paul Pottenger-Senior Pres. CSeatedD Bonnie Eubanks-Fresh. Rep., Larry Davis-Soph. Pres., Marilyn Palmer-Junior Rep., Bob Litle-Fresh. Pres., Beverly Trower-Soph. Rep., Bonnie Bisby- Senior Rep., Jimmy Phillips-Boys' League Pres., Earnestine Young-Girls' League Pres., Bob Fly-Junior Pres. 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 Left to Right: Jean Wilcox, Petty Garringer, Angela Pilkenton, Willodean Williams, Louise Whiteside, Betty Holderby, Fern Hartin, Principal's Uffice taff Anf- ,J 49 Q Xx - M XXX w R X I Q N . WX YS KQJ OFFICERS V. Pres.-nllzabeth Wiley, Pres.- Etrnestlne Young, Treas.-LaJunta Shoemaker, Corres. Sec.-Nillodean Williams, Recording Sec.-Bula McConnell, Chap.-Carol Irby, Sgt. at Arms-Margaret Munday. irls' eagues oys' OFFICERS Sgt. at Arms-Harold Payne, V. Pres B05 FE, Sec.8f Treas.4Narner Wilson, Pres.- Jimmy Phillips. - Uffbws Jimmy Phillips Vice-Pres. Bonnie Bishy Representative Ernestine Young Sec. Q Treas. Norma Lea Riggs Reporter Harold Pottenger President enior Glass The Senior Class, numtering 97, is one of the largest groups to reach graduation in the history of Aurora High School. We have progressed with merit and honor under the evpert leadership of the class officers and the sponsors through the years. This class can boast its share of eycep- tionally talented students who will be sadly missed when they are gone. The outstanding events of our memories will he the Junior and Senior Prom, Junior and Senior Plays, a sneak day, a class day, baccalaureate, and commencement. To say nothing of the many hours of toil, sweat, and tears spent in the classroom which have been an example of our motto: Climb Though The Rocks Pe Bonnie Gay Hgwg Rugged. The success of this class shall be car- Diane Davis ried on as we launch into life outside of school. Class Reoorters not Ledbetter Phillip Hatzfeld Glen Atkeson DONALD CLINE Band l,2,3,h, Glee Club 1 2 3 M Spanish 2 Debate 2 Football M D!! lg -2 DIANE DAVIS Glee Club l,2,3 D. o. Club h F. H. A. 2,3 Class Secretary 3 Halloween Queen l9h7-h8 Football Attendant 7,3 Gif' JERRf KEAS Band 1,2 Glee Club l,2,3,b Junior Play Football h BETTY HOLDERBY Annual King h Glee Club 2,h, Houn Tales Staff M, Kennel Staff h, Drum Corp. 2, Spanish 2,3, F.H.A. 2,3,h,-Reporter h, Football Attendant 2,3, Band Attendant 3, Kennel Queen h 'TK1'n.f A!!! qnuwf CAROL LU IRPY Pand 1,2,3 siee Club 1,2 Houn Tales h Kennel Staff 3,b F. H. A. Historian 2 Band l,2,3,h, Orchestra l,2,Junior Play 3, Glee Club l,2,3,h, Junior D. O. Club b, Sec. Play, Kennel Staff h, Fresh-Art 2.3 n Rep. Vice-pre3, 3, Pres. h 3irls'League Chaplain h HAROLD POTTDNGER 'TKY'!: PHYLLIS RAUCH Glee Club l,2,3, Drum Corp 2, D O Club h F H A 1,2 WAYNE BARNES Glee Club 1,2 3,h Football 2,3, Football Co-Captain h 'UUIUY' I JIMMY PHILLIPS Band 1,2,3,h Orchestra l,2,3 Glee Club 1,2,3,h Junlor Play Kennel Staff U PHYL IS FISGHEH Class Vlce President h B d 1 2 h P C1 b h President Poys League h qige Ciug3i,5 ep u Football U Kennel Staff 14 F H A 2 ERNESTINE YOUNG Band h, Glee Club 1,2,3, u, Houn Tales staff h, Kennel Staff h, F.H.A.3, h,-Vice-pres.h, G rll' League Pres. h, Football attendant 3.-Queen h 3 DON BISBY Glee Club 1,2 Kennel Staff 3,h D 0 Club h Art 3 Football 1,2,3,h 'rraek 1,2,3,1+ JAMF3 JIIIK Glee Club 2,3 h F.F.A. 1,2,3,f1 F.F.A. sec. 3,h PATTY ANN CALTON MARY JANE WELLS Glee Club 2,3, F.H.A. 2,3,,'l' DENNIS masons Glee Club 2,3, 11.0 Club u, F.F.A.. 1, 2,3,h 1 Glee Club 1,2,3,h, Drum 3,h Corp. 2, F. H.A. 2 'fr- f f u A X VERNELL GOOLD Glee Club h, Art h F.F.A. 1,2,3,L, BONNIE GAY ROWE Band 1,2,3,h, Glee Club 1,2,3,h, Houn Tales Staff h, Ken- nel Staff h, Spanish 2,3, Orchestra 1,2, 3,h, Class Treasurer 3 fnbag. if Quest ' J1-:RRY FULP Y 'WTR' R-.4 ' GALE PATE H G186 Club l,2,3,h Football h N43 Band l,2,3,h, Glee Club l,2,3, Junior Play, Orchestra 1, 2,33 D.O. l1'-ViC8- ANN gieg tVgce'pTi8L Band 1,2,3,h, Orchestra 2 U en 'mel Glee Club 1,2,3 Junior Play D.o.c1ub u, F.H.A. 2,3,h, 'Qs' 3 Pep Club h, F.H.A. Pres. 3- Sac. h, Girls' League Serg. at Arms 2, F.H.A. sub. Dist. Pres. 3, Football attendant l,-Maid of Honor h NORMA LEA MAHAN 51 Band h Glee Club l,2,bLg' Junior Play, Houn E? Tales Staff h, Cheer Q'V' Leader l,2,3, Pep Club l,2,3,h, Class Report- RICHARD Jormson er 1,2, Basketball Band l,2,3,h Art L Attendant 3, Annual Orchestra 2,3 Kennel Staffh Attendant 3 Glee Club l,2,3,h NORMA RIGGS Band 3, Jr. Rep., 1-'.R.A.2, 2,3 Glee Club 1,2 Junior Play,Orchestra l,2,3,Drum Corp.1, Houn Tales Staffh Kennel Staff 74, Pres. D.O. Club h, Cheer-Leader 2 Girls League Treas. 3 Tennis 2 i+3: FJ. , 4 .. ' ' MARY JAN? FULP Glee Club l,2,3, Drum Corp. l,2, D.O. Club h, F.H.A. 2,3, Pep Club h, Girls' League Serg. at APHIS fr A ll 'Z' GROVER PHILLIPS Glee Club 1,2,3,u Football 2,3,h Co-captain h LENORA CLEEK Glee Club 2,3, F.H.A. 3,h, Pep Club M, Cheer Leader 3,h, F.H.A. Reporter 3, Tennis 2, Football Attendant h. NICKIE EUBANKS nv 71,5 F.F.A. l,2,3,h F.F.A. Vice-pres. h 1 :aff Q is-1 C C LORRAINE EMHOFF Band l,2,3,h, Glee Club 1,2, F.H.A. 1,h Ohm 'Ag'A DORES TRILBY Band l,2,3,h Glee Club 1,2 D.O. Club 3,h L Wx 1.3 4 GABRIEL G. READ Glee Club l,2,3, D.O. Club h LOLA RUTH CRUMPLEY Band 1,2, Glee Club 2,3,h, Art 2, F.H.A. 2,3,h, Pep Club h, Girls' League Recording Sec. 3 77771 N Band Attendant 1 BONNIE BISBY Band l,2,3,h, Glee Club l, Orchestra 3, Houn Tales Staff 3, D.O.Club h, F.H.A. 2 Class Rep. h, Teen n T Pres 2 Band JISMY JONES own - 3 Queen 1, ' ' Band 1,2,3,h, clee Club 1, 2,3,h, Junior Play, Class Pres. 1, Student Council Pres- h, Football 2,3,h stu ! LAFOLLETTE Glee Club 1,2,3, F.F.A. 1,2,3,h, F.F.A. Sentinel h, Football h anvst -lun- n ,f f 'Af f '74 , . f 'ff Lfftbfffd I ANGELA PILKENTON Band l,2, Glee Club l,2,3, D.O.Club h, F.H.A. 2,3,h, Class Sec. 1, F.H.A. Sec. 3,-Historian h Tum 6 f RICHARD NICHOLS Glee Club 2,3, D.o. Club h, Houn Tales Staff 3, Kennel Staff h, F.F.A. 1 ZS, x 5A ilk' nun-f qilv 'Sf JOAN JOHNSON Orchestra l,2,3, Glee Club l,2,3,h, F.H.A. 2,3, M,-Pianist 2, Song Leaderh unl.l elim 1. S P Aix. v 'q BETTY LOU TAYLOR Glee Club l,2, Spanish 2 3, Houn Tales Staff h, Kennel Staff h -26' X 'll1!'fr', JAMES SAVAGE Glee Club 1,2,3,h FOFIAO l,2,3,h BONETA Baowuruo Glee Club 2, F.H.A. 3 PHYLLIS PAINE Glee Club 1,2 D.O. Club h F.H.A. 2,h Q lflir A 456 315' Y DOROTHY ALBRIGHT Glee Club l,2,3, D.O Club h, F.H.i. 2,3 NANDA HOLMES 'lb' illgrvf .f:ll' 1ll:, Glee Club h, Houn Tales Staff h, Art 3, - is Kennel Staff 3, Pep Club h, F.H.A. l,2,3 RAYMOND FARE Glee Club h, Art h, F.F.A. 1-,2,3,h is ilk 4.7 NADINE WILKS Glee Club 1,2,3,h, F.H.A. 1,2 :I wu HELEN SHARP Glee Club 1,2,h, F.H.A. l,2,b, Pep ,f-s 4Ui' Club U 'JIXGIIIIA LIOSHER AILEK EDNARDS 2,3, D.C. Club h, Art 1, F.F.A. 3. if if FLORENCE ELLIS Glee Club 2, FJHQAQ 30 James Garria F.F.A. l,2,3,J.1, LULA BURBHIDGE Glee Club l,2,3,h, Houn Tales smart 3, F.H.A. 1,2 Pep Club l,2. N X 1 JEAN BERRY Glee Club l,2,3, Kennel Staff h, F.H.A. 2, Pep Club h. NELLIE LANGWELL Glee Club 1,2, Houn Tales Staff h, F.H.A 2,3, Pep Club h. J if ,f Q ,.fg WILMA MITCHELL Band l,2,3, Glee Club l,2, Orchestra 1, D.O. Club h, F.H.A. 2,3, Pep Club h 'KYB Q.. zom GAIL Jorms Glee Club l,2,3,h F.H.A. 2, Pep Club 11 09 Q llFf ' qw. .I JOHNNIE DUNNING D.O. Club 3,h Basketball 2 u-rm kN5LX 'liaik gpg 4'-39' -If A v GAYLENE ROSS Glee Club l,2,3, Junior Play,D.O. Club h, F.H.A. 2, 3, F.H.A. Songleader 3 MONALOU POSWELL Glee Club 2,3, D.O. Club h, Drum Corp. 2,3, F.H.A. 293:ha PGP Club h k ROSEMARY WISE Band l,2,3, Orchestra l,2, 3, Glee Club l,2, Junior Play, F.H.A. l,2,h iq 9 DON ZINN Glee Club 2,u, F.F.A. 1, 2,3,h, F.F.A. Treasurer 2,-Vice-pres. 3, Pres. M ' -are 'FH T2 NNuv P Nulu jr 5 LOUISE WHITESIDE Band l,2,3,h, Kennel Staff h, Houn Tales Staff h, Debate Team 2, Soph. Citizen, Vice-pres. 2, Class Pres. 3 'UqY2x dew-3 9 o 'KYK K. N I I ff 9 I BOB NHITE Band 2,3, Glee Club 1, SAMMIE MCCARRELL Band 2,3,h, Glee Club 2, orchestra 1,2,3, F.H.A. 2 D.O.C1ub h,-Treasurer h 8 HUGH HUIR D.O. Club h 6 f ,ar- 2, F.F.A. l,2,3,h, D.O. Club u, F.F.A Treasurer 3, Football h C' MURIEL EDWARDS Band l,2, Glee Cl l,2, Junior Play, Houn Tales Staff Kennel Staff 3,h, D.O. Club L, Art 1,2,3, F.H.A. 2 4l' ub 3 X' ERHA swoops mme Club 3, F.H.A. 1,L, L-A I?-I-4, EN E'- 'Y?N ' ' I gs ' Pep Club L, X W.IIII' DOROTHY ELLIOTT Glee Club 2, Kennel Staff 3, Art 3, F.H.A. l,3,h, J '? '-C v 1-vb FERN HARTIN Glee Club l, Houn Tales Staff 3, Kennel Staff h, F.H.A. 2,3, D.O. Club L., Pep Club h 'l-Q-4, , IWNQQQ. an -1'-vs MILDRED WALKER Glee Club 2, Houn Tales Staff 3, r.H.A. 2. '47 JU5,.Q4', 'ln.-V U 5 'Q BETTY JEAN MILLER Glee Club l,2, D.O. Club h, F.H.A. 2,3,h, Drum Corp l,2. ELIZABETH WILEY Orchestra 2, Glee Club 1, 2,3, Junior, Cheer-Leader l,2,3,h, F.H.A. 2,3,h,- Treasurer, Pep Club h, Girls League Vice-President h, Football Attendant h. 'tT I? f 'sux' X, 55- WILLODEAN WILLIAMS Glee Club 1,2,3,h, Houn Tales Staff L, wlgfx '!ll any? .f'.':.,..7 'A JOE PACHLHOFER Glee Club 1,2,3,h, Houn Tales Staff 3,h, Kennel Staff h, Basketball 2,3,h 5 ff-m's:4 CAROL TALBURT Band 1,2,3,h, Glee Club 1,2,3,h, F.H.A. 2, Orchestra 1,2,3,h, Spanish 2,3. MAYNARD KIRBY Band 1,2,3,u, cane Club 1, 2,3,h, Orchestra 1,2,3, Junior Play, Houn Tales Staff 3,h, Kennel Staff h, Art h, Class Pres. 2 ai' ' QBPC ,f Ja? if A ' e ' Jon DAVID BROUGHER Xu- Band l,2,3,h, Glee club 1,2,3,h, r.F.A. 1,2 JEAN w1LLcocx Glee Club 1,2,3,h, Drum Corp. 2, Houn Tales Staff 11, FnHaAo 2,3211 9 XXX ki- 5 X 'jfxk - Xi. umor lass Sixty-five students are known as the jun- ior class of l9h9-SO. Our very able sponsors are Miss Edra Cox and Mr. Patrick. Our class is one which engages in many of the various activities of the school. We boast 15 band members. We also have five lettermen in football. These include Warner Wilson, J.C. Jones,Johnny Sullivan, Marion Dummitt, and Billy Ed Litle. In basketball Jack Barker, Bill Litle, Raymond Mais, and Marion Dummitt play on the first team. Jack Barker and Jeanne Woods were our candidates for Kennel king and queen. Marilyn Beck, our Halloween queen candidate, finished second in the race. Our junior play, NThis Girl Mary Hadley Marion Dummit Darlene Pendergrass BUSiHeS8' and the Junior- Senior Prom were climaxing features of our junior year. Pictures not available Johnny Sullivan 'BW Everett Owen .. 1 17' 'J ,4 -f' . I 1 Sl.: fo- 5 .7 Q , 3 'wb ,V , ,Q ...- va C 2' , 5' 7 'J-. va Q -4' ,J 4 y-4 HFVBJ Fulp Robert McCullah Glendon Walker Virginia Wolfe Paul Ash TL ' 'L I 'K se. r-:F Patsy Campbell Rose Ella Arney Harold !?:?r 1: 7: 'Qt 15' Combs Dorothy McKinley Dale Stoops Wayne Skaggs Avanelle Bellis Wayne Gold Dalene Sullivan Charles Wheeler u kin. af ,6 41, l nifg ...C ' ' ' 1 Pat Murphy Betty Garringer Joe ,AY ..lk Q ery Q ikt E ' wi I 'sf' White Wanda Williams C.A. Chaney N, .an 15' by .5 .sc ,a 2- J x. . '- ' - 1 , .. . 9 Y 1 1 B w ani' 4, , '55 'tis Q Q f 5 I G JP Q v , 5 - ',. slid.. l .1? '17 7? S. Eula McConnell Jeanne Woods Charles McCann LaJunta Shoemaker Lynn Dyes WTR Derrel Wheeler June Bailey ... N 4 ,W,,1. ,E 4: me or 4? Q '71 'W , , NA Y , - ' O' GW -p-ni ' X 1315-f 4-4. if Kenneth Sikes Raymond J1lli8mS C0UDie Gardner Bob Fly Marilyn Palmer Raymond Mais Audrey Lassvell J.c.Jones . Nun.: A.. ' no 2 'f x 'S if 'Jn J fi' 3' ,I Don Herndon Raymond McClure Charles Johnson Gattye Pannell Billy Litle 57' J' ,uh FQ 'pill -'tif' 'v'1f:,! 5' 'fs 'if' ,Si ,gl ,-7 T I 1,1 fm I 4 sk th A 'ssfxk hx-A ,eff Q fa' ,QQ ,, v 'l.. ,aI l-0' .xx 5119 Gardner Jack Barker Marilyn Beck Warner Wilson Lepgy Summers -1 0 Ui. Juv -al.. of W I? i' xl Charles Litle Lols Newton Janet White Dale Allen Bob Forester Maxlne Smith Geraldine Rodebush Elaine Mason Iela Jo Griff1n Mary Pfgifer Dv. 40? 1 W' lnora Lawson Tressa Maples Phyllis Simpson Beverley Welch Joyce Meadows .bf C Glyn' Air 'df 5 Wi -L sa E , we-in .. pg., 1 5 A s Lf Q- A A :J as - I' My N' fm K ,...v l W ., v ,.:f- -, . ' 3 J K 'L X 'L If , .arf , r Us Y , 5 .. 3-7 A H Mala :E g ' U NX . ,X ' , A 5 -a ,.. ru, W ' ' ' V ' .rx , I -' ' Y Q-ff V K, .S N fl,k 2 L - .1 3 - , --. 'V -V-e ' , xx ,. I y . - ' -3 5 . s , - ? 'F fu 4 Q x 6 . L A ,f . ,4 'le if F 'I' -of n J' , Af Fa ' 'J' Lf-no X x if fy o o 1 n- X ,. -f 'Q o . ' if 'W ,K ,.j , M .A , ,, .. ,gf +.-I., V i ' ' ' 1- .r I ' F ' 1. . e Z, ?.l v d : U ' 4 .'- A-,I . . Ufficers Rosemary Reid Renorter Joe McCullah Vice-Pres. Beverley Trower Representative Larry Davis President Betty Moore Sec. A Treas. uphumure Glass Ye, the dignified freshmen, better known as the sophomores, are 73 in number. we take an active part in all things in and out of school. In school we merit honor because three sophs help make up the debate team. They are Joe Bob Malcom, Bill Gautney, and John Jirik. Also in l?h9-SO three boys of the class lettered in football. They were Jack Halterman, Bobby Redner, and Charles Faulkner. However, Jack Ware, Dale Prown, Jack McCullah, Thomas Williams, and Jack Lemaster went out for practice. Likewise in basketball we are well represented, having four on the UAW team, including Jay White, Charles B. Faulkner, Larry French, and Jack Halterman. Six HBH team cagers are Richard Broyles, Leland Herron Gene Berry, Edward Trilby, Leonard Berry and Jerry Phillips. These sports- men were backed by eight sophomore pep-club members who faithfullv attended every game ' Rosemary Reid Class Renorter .AIIIL fx 'Of 1? Dale Prown Qarbara Epperson Larry French Patsy McCullah Char F' :g 2? . GL 5 v-I 1 h 1. oigg 5 Ji ' v- g rv M, f ffl F' ,og 5 l 'Ei' N. qgp 41, Ni' ,-f' .7 'ri 5 ,, ,5 3 , I, les Faulmner K Bonnie Cline Donald williams Anna Margaret Rowe Jerryxiumners Joleen Sincla Jack Ware Delores Nissen John Jirik Fredalene Hutchison Jack Halterman 'Z2f?,' 11?-I .a--- ,fiflj sf N :wi sf .4 A Petty Moore Carroll Hi1tOH lue Nolfinharger Norman 'ortney Jerry Colley .:' -0 40 w- 1 A YI sh A - er Q I . -. 8 v v, . i N ' tx 'ik . n.' E I I ' , , s ' I Y fp 1 M 4 . , 4 . YA Ag. Gene Berry ., 5 L I1 ' r ..-,v Ulys Elliott Gene Bowling . .X ,gf ,' sd .--' ff'-af X 'ie-Q,-'Al x , I0 iw . Q f'x i--.-fi? K L Joe Malcom Dorotha Furlow Jlmrrue Burbrldge Joe Allman A 1 . vw I I .... 40' N0 -,4-I kb Jerry 1 llllw Barbara Williams DU P J hrraj 1b 'Ev Margaret Munday Jo Ann Wallace 2? Marllyn F wp Alma Jo Peterson Leland Herron orma Mqllln 40 -6 .wa 1 Robert Hatzfeld ley Crowell Myrtle Phillips Marilyn Crook Bobby Redner 7771 we 'ni of ner .J ffl' Velta O'Neal Richard Johnston Rosemary Reid. Gene Cummings Shirley Sanders W lx Q '-E5 Marlene Maples Beverley TPUWGP Jay White Pictures Not Available Dean Sanders Jack Lemaster Thomas Williams Jimmie Gagroutte rf. Freshmen Glass Officers Left to Right: Carol Thurman Sec. and Treas. Bob Litle President J.D. Pilkenton Vice-President Bonnie Jo Eubanks Representative Of the 3hO students in Aurora High School, 92 are lcnovm as green freshmen or Houn Pups. The people who give of their precious time to sponsor this group are Mrs. Hartley, Mrs. Johns, and Mr. Fast. Virginia Spangler represented this class in the race for band queen. Our Kennel queen and king candidates were Carol Ann Thurman and Ralph Shomer. May Bisby and Carol Mais Represented the freshman class at the Coro- nation of the football queen. We are proud of the freshman boys! They proved themselves good ath- letes, for we had Ralph Shomer and Jerry Wagnon to letter in football while Richard Emmons, Jay Holmes, and Bob Roy Litle were on the B-team. Representing us in basketball were Ralph Shomer, Bob Sinclair, Bob Litle, Jerry Wagnon, Richard Emmons, and John McGaw. John also served on the debate team. We are proud of our class of freshmen and look forward to the day when we shall be dignified seniors. Bonnie Jo Eubanks Class Reporter 2 ,sql Q E o- ,p- 1 5,1 .1 'A x ',' .' ,, . xy, Y ' , gt 25 ef' , 41,1 Y r if Wd 4 ' r 7- an , A, nun 'NI' cal' r fi .3 N'ff .'5 Teddy Pritchard Reverly McCann J.D. Pilkenton Annabel Herron Joe Hilrun W 12 fi ,fy fi! -nf ff? Bob Roy Litle Donnis Taylor Virginia Spangler Jerry Wagnon ii FR .,3, ggg u N W 1' . 'lx- Bonnie Eubanks Ralph Shomer J5ffU0 ,pc iv- , 'Q ...JI A0 V: , .' Ik HRT .4 1 ,-Q f-1 fr, J ' tv' ' 1 'Q . 40 'QZZ N..,4 41g.W,,g,, , Garry Avery gal-O1 Mais Richard Emmons Carol Thurman James Hathaway Doris Murray '16- 5, V -5 .- J lv. Gayle Ann Kepner Richard Randall May Bisby 'WI '!. - Q C' ,4- 1' Q .-2 4' ,fa 4 l 'uk I Y I s ,, ' j I Q Y . ' j - 1 5' ,---1 Wilda Garris D0riS Skaggs Bob Simpson Shirley Meadows f'- . ,sn ' Z 7 40 Raymond Lentz 12:9 '.- 4-z fl' ' nw-'ary fi v.. .ff V favs' 955 X 3 5 sf Q-115 'il AS Ernest Ford Ronnie Chaney Corene Head Leslie Crouch 'Ui 5 vb Q ... ,Q I , ., gl ,554 :?A?1'1i i'if. i,f?? . j- je , Jack Neill .2 95 5 -- 5.-, . ..,,, ,V l I A, ' J Dossie Kissee Ken Pendergrass Nilene Mooneyham Jerry Williams Doris Rodgers Eugene Buehler Darlene USSGOWS ff' 15, Alferd Paum Shirley Wilks Richard Phillips - ot v W2 9 5 1,0 ,N-1 ff 21 f 35 1 7 hd Elizabeth Wllklfl Clyde Helton Parbara Dannell John Wise Joye Perry I7 of Jerry Jennlngs Doris Glldewell Filly Joe Medlin Betty pr-adley Gene Cline Jimnv Smith Carol Jennings Bob Williams Dianne Eckles Gary Owens lf! ,ia i X1 fl WR! Jay Holmes Freda Ledbetter Bob Slnclair Amy Cornman B111 Crumm ,ps 1 MM, J -3' 22 ' . ak? i 5E ' f1,j,.1g f fr A ' ffl 71:1 ' '.:': ' ir , ,Q ., ' Q If nxt? ggi 1 1 , - WZ. ,W V 29 , ,, 2 ix Y Q lm, if i 5. . Z. 1 . , ' 4 Harold Payne Doris Trolinger John McGaw .J 1 2 Shirley Paker Floyd Towner Norma McCallister Dale P51115 Barbara Sue Davis Arthur Owens , a- h , ,Q .2 8 3 A sq, L.-.. 5'-:,1 0-I 5 182 --aff, Joyce Foswell James Hancock James Garringer X .. 5.3 , 1 Q Q .gk QT1 .. .gn .,4 0. .- Q' G: -gp -L .,, 1 , 4 r X Marilyn Prougher 06 Danny Lasiter Larry Davis f- 'f , , Q- 1 ,lu if S x J Y Charles Robbins 1. Y l , ,f NG J . Y, is f f X' 1-,v illifi' t ilk Charles Williams p- K 7 -5. 4.1- ' a Edna Hamby Joe Blair 0 .pal W -.r PICTURES NOT AVAILABLE Martha Hilton Rosemary Nash ,A L23 N txjikb. ia it gf? 2, Y G! 9 vii ,C . if gf 91 92 1 ,.,. L. Q, -yi , -A '95 rx- ., Q 2 1 3 ' nm J J... CUSTODIANS maintenance Force The progress and advancement of an school depends, not only upon efficient teachers and an indus- trious student hody workin' in the 6 interest of the school, but also upon a cooperative maintenance force. Therefore this page pre- sents our custodians and our cafe- teria staff who are on the job every day in the year. Mr. Eldon Howerton and Mr. Everett Fare always see that bus students arrive and leave on time each day and that our building is warm or cool in season, and clean and attractive at all times. Our cafeteria staff, headed by supervisor Mrs. Nelle Wooten and her excellent cooks-Mrs. Clarence Stark, Mrs. Allen Wilson, Mrs. L.C. Young, Mrs. Fenton Dunning, and Mrs. Cecil Fritts, serve an average of Soo well-balanced meals each day to both grades and high school. The record month was Jan., 1950, when lO,S9O meals passed to hungry but grateful school children and faculty. 6 rs CAFETERIA surf' if Mrs. Clarence Stark, Mrs. Allen Wilson, Mrs. Lowell Young--Franklin, Mrs. Nelle Nooten-Cafeteria Supervisor, Mrs. Fenton Dunning, Mrs. Cecil Fritts- Lowell F, Y. J-'Wg ll Q Kiji- QRGLEX NQFQTUES QW ea Wg '31 X .W X I J ,. 1 P A aff? ' W if l 4, K c.my Q. ,J U Q First Row: fIoGIse Whlteside, Sr.Bus. Mgr.-Norma Lea Riggs, Sr. Finance llgr.- Nellie Langvrell, Sr. Art Asst.- Lola Crumpley, Art Asst.- Dorothy Rimmer, Sr. Circulation Mgr.- Marilyn Beck, Jr. Marilyn Palmer, Jr. Diane Davis, Sr., Class Reporters. Second Row: s, Freshman, Gayle Kepner, Soph. Class Reporters- Ernestine Young, Sr. Typist- Rosemary Reid, Soph., Bonnie Rowe, Sr., Class Reporters- Phyllis Fischer, Sr. Jean Berry, Sr Art Asst. lluriel Edwards, Carol Lu Irby, Sr. Co-Editors- Betty Holderby, Art Editor- Betty Taylor, Sr. Typist- Fern Hartin, Bus. lIgr.- Faculty Advisors, Kiss Cox, liss Baxter. Third Ron Joe PaiTPachlhofer, Class Reporter- Harold Paul Pottenger, Adv. llg:r.- Richard Johnson Sr. Gen. Reporter- Maynard Kirby, Sr. Richard Nichols, Sr. Kennel W 'S H lo- - ' ' ,- ' V G0 Hd I1301'S Muriel Edwards ' ' S 3 Carol Lu Irby , ,,,, mn ---- LE, , ' Finance Chairman Nunn Ins Riggs Adv. ly: Adv. we Y I Richard Johnson Harold Pottenger F ' -5 2. c' CN 9 rw -'Pt Donn Gales Staff lst row-Phyllis Simpson, LaJunta Shoemaker, Norma IE' lEEa.n, Joanne Howard, Betty Taylor, Nellie Langwell, Jean Wilcox, Bonnie Role. 2nd rowhlanda William , Wanda Holmes , Norma Lea Riga Eriestine Young, Carol Irby, Betty Holderby, Louise Whiteside Eula McConnell, Rosemary Reid, Willodean Williams 3rd row-Bob Fly, Joe Pachlhofer, Warner Wilson, 'nynard Kirby, Raymond Mais, Igroy Summers. 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'uoummg pUauogc'uno.x,3'9'g 'xafiqang auaSn3 ramigoyq H 91021 90 STUUOH '-1STU12Id-M0-I PUB 'UUSMO V -IHS -19'-IISSVI UG UOQUH II0 O 0'-ITIS 91199 ILZPU I-wo 'Kam-10.4 H ON 'UOQISH SPKIO 'Hmm wp 'plwvfn-ra KPPSQL 'Quang uaw 'sduuqd pmqapg-ml 481 rw Band Queen e 2 A l X 5 3 1 A- Q5 ll '3 2 fi NTHE GHOST HCUSEN by Rovert St. Clair Presented by the Senior Class, April l95O Cast of Characters Jean Roget, i.D., a doctor ........... . . Maynard Kirby Rebecca Jest, an octaroon ...... . Jane Ann Muench Henrietta Jilougnby, Gloria's mother . . . Betty Miller Andrew Barnes, Ann's boy-friend . . . . . Jimmy Phillips Ann, Gloria's young sister ...... . . . Betty Holderby HMotherH Blake, a strange old woman . . Louise Whiteside Soleless Sam, a tramp ....... .... James Garris Sandra, Oliver's wife ......... . . Sam ie McCarrell Cliver Mellon, an attorney ........ . . Lester Pannell Gloria Niloughby, Harrison's sweetheart . . . .Carol Lu Irby William Harrison, last of an old family ........... Jimmis Jones Patches, a young Negro boy ....... ........... Gale Pate William Harrison, who has been going to college in the East, is the last of an old Southern family. He now comes South to take possession of his inheritance, a spooky old mansion around which many weird tales are woven. Hilliam's great-grandfather was a leader of the Vengers following the Civil Jar, and he incurred the enmity of an old Negro witch-woman, who placed a curse on the Harrisons for generations to come. Since that time several of the heirs have died mysterious deaths in the house. William, however, scoffs at the superstitions, but he does believe the tales of buried jewels and silver, so he invites his sweetheart, her mother and sister over to help him organize a search. Gthers appear on the scene and things start happening! There are plots and counterplots, romance and hilarious comedy, and just when it seems that nothing can exricate the characters from their perilous situation the mystery is solved in a totally unexpected manner. 1s', in '23 ,as . ,. . ig P4-kwa J S' k.D WTHIJ PIRL RUb N'sSH by Orville Snapp Presented by the Junior Class March 17, 1950 Cast of Characters Jerome Nittie, who arrives unexpectedly O A Chaney Pella, maid at the Rarkleys Maxine Smith Gordon Spoor, a young chemist Bill Litle Jennifer Barkley, the Barkley's elder daughter Gaytte Pannell Hrs Ellis McDonald, a clo e fTlEHO of Jessie's Marilyn Palxner Milly Barkley, Smed1ey's spinster sister Pay hurphy Smedley Barkley, a typical business man Bob Fly Jessie Barkley, his devoted wife Sue Gardner Cuddles Conley, who is so helple s Eula Jean McConnell NSUGY Barkley, their youngest daughter LaJunta Shoemaker Clad McDonald, El11e's thirteen year old son Harold Combs Smedley Barkley and his devoted wife, Jessie, are the tvrical middle aged married couple Ther have tvo dau lters, twenty year o c Jennifer and fourteen and a half year old vend , no is uso absolutely maturen sith the advent of Cuddles Conley, the daughter of Jess1e's oldest friend, a new atmosphere invades the Parlley hole Cuddles turns out to be Nthe helrless typen who simply annexes all of Jennifer and .endy's toy friends, lUClUG1Hg thirteen year old Clad McDonald, who has feen wendy's playmate since they were kids together. On the surface it would seem that butter wou1dn't melt in Cuddles' mouth, but oh, brother, what that girl does know about causing trouble would fill volumes! Cuddles involves the Parkleys in one castastrophe after another and it is not until the very final curtain that she is made to see the error of her ways in a comedy scene that brings yells of glee from the audience. The predominant note of the play is laugh- ter and it is fright, gay and thoroughly diverting. Q ,.-ws. B 8 Left no Fllfftfi Don cllis, eos Leer, Coach George McConnell, Jerry P.illips, hclmplons 1949 First Row: Second Row: Third Row: dTf ' 15 K+: X Q, gfxourth Row: cz 'U -!, urV '---- .l- Q rp O Lfrmer, Jack Luencr, Jana Helterman. Houn Dawg Team Johnny Sullivan, Raymond Mais, Larry French, Jack Halterman, Jack Barker. Joe Paul Pachlhofer, Jay White, Charles F. Faulkner, Billy Ed Litle, Marion Dumnit. Houn Pup Team Richard Emmons, Bob Fly, J. C. Jones, Jerry Phillips, Leland Herron, John McGaw, Coach Jeff Neale. Assistant Coach Kenneth Fast, Jerry Wagnon, Leonard Perry, Ed Trilby, Gene Berry, Bob Litle, Ralph Shomer, Lynn Dyes. ZR -.r-, .,. - ,.. '.-f -Q 40--Q? Basketball Gagers 1950 fig cv p-A nr' ,- ' :-Ti h-hi-ann...nq .- --lm,- ,' will 5 A .gi x, Ill Ill Ill FIRST RON: SFCONE RON: THIRD ROW: F'OUR'I'H RW: houn Football Squad Dale Brown, Sam Lafollette, Warner Wilson, J.C.Jones, Jack I-ialterman, Jack 'Nate Thoma Williams, Kenneth bikes. Bob Redner, Jimnq Phillips, Ralph Shomer, Jack Barker, Grover Phillips, Jerry 'Nagnon,Johnny Sullivan, Bob Fly. Leonard Berry, Jimmy Jones, Don Cline, llarion Dammit, Charles Faulkner, Lynn Dyes, Bill Litle, Wayne Barnes, Gale Pate, Bob Litle, Don Bisby, Jeff Neal, Coach. Clyde Calton, Dick Emmons, Carl Niahon, Bob White, John. Young, Kenneth Lassiter, Jerry Summers, Jerry Keas, Richard Randall, Jack lcCulLan. 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