Carthage High School - Carthaginian Yearbook (Carthage, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 106 of the 1952 volume:

Q2-4. xx... W X 5 WW fl . 'Q ' if f, Life on the Campus NM...-,,..m,,.,,.WN.MM,.,,,,..q. 4,M,,N V u ,X ,GEM WE DEDICATE glib 6004 fo a midafone in evlucafionafloro- grey. jlze new Luifaling relareaenfo a clream of flue Ioadf ana! flue A0102 of tl 0 fufure. ji? OMVI' .STll96I iI'l!el'lC!Ql'lt, tA2 Agoura! of gyd- cafion, our .7eac!zer5, unc! flue Gfizend of Carflzage, we l0AZ6!g0, your efforfa wif! nof lzaue Leen in vain. M LU! 0 we and Olfll' CAifJl'QI1 Cllfl' 0l'l tAe :Sallie I0 9 ? Aigk icleagi. 31,2 gawfenf, of mfs in lwemofzicam N...-f HILL GIVENS CHARLES MCGOWAN Augzzsf 20, 1951 Augusf 2.3, 1951 jk, W no! JW!! SAW LW Auf ,mm RWM! file mi5f5 Mai Mm! ,M lm, .gnfo file WW, fongef EL Of Mai Mew Where. N., J. L. CAMPBELL Superintendent Bama! of Eclucalian Ben J. Zeckser ,...e,e7e,......,e7ew,e,.7eeeeee George H. Wood ..,o.ee., Herbert W. Smith ....... Mrs. Ella Calhoon ......... Max Barnes Mrs. Byron H. .V.oPresidenf .......Vi0e President .........Treasu.rer ,,,....,...,.......Secrffary Charles M. Erwin Replogle Mrs. Morris Sisler HAZEL ARGABRIGHT Commerce K. E. BAKER, JR. Athletic Director, History EARL E. BAUMANN, JR. Art, Driving JOEL J, BELL, JR. Social Studies J. C. BUSSINGER Chemistry, General Science MA X CHERRY I Diversified Occupations KATHERYN COLLIER English, French NETTIE CURRY Home Economics MXSGT. FRANK R. FISHER R. O. T. C. LIONA B. FLETCHER Social Studies LOUISE HALIBURTON Latin. Social Studies . , . b . . , Q. v' . . X ' - I 5 , ' MXSGT. W. R. HANSEN R. O. T. C. ETHEL HA RDAWAY Mathematics MRS. VIRGINIA HAYES Girls' Physical Education LETA HEDGE Mathematics CAPT. SAM C. HOLLIDAY R. O. T. C. LEON HUDSON Vocational Agriculture VIRGINIA IRWIN Social Studies MACIE JOHNSON English, Social Studies HELEN JONES Study Hall IRENE KIRKE Spanish, English STANLEY E. LETCHER Biology, General Science PATSY SMITH FREEMAN Secretary to the Principal JOHN A. HARP, JR. Principal 5114! GLEN H. McDONALD Instrumcintal Music JAMES E. MENTIS Boys' Physical Education ARRIA MURTO Mathematics DO RIS NO ISLITT Speech, English INEZ Pl E RCY Commerce B. D. RICHARDS Industrial Arts MRS. ANNEVA RIDDICK Vocal Music A. H. ROGERS English MRS. KATHRYN SMITH Commerce MRS. PATSY SMITH FREEMAN Secretary to Principal GOLDIA STEPHENS English M RS. CHRISTINE WEBSTER English LILLIAN WILLIAMS Library li. M. WRIGHT l'ounsi-ling. Driving, Physics KENNETH A. MITCHELL Chief Custodian C. A. CHERRY Custodian C. C. PATTON Custodian EMERY E. PARRILL Custodian JOHN A. GOLL Custodian 4a J ,gg-'x an-N-.I ,Sw 'rpg rg- af. W I W Q Q- all by Q 5 s . X af 1 2 6 M I 1 I 5 'X' ,S qfiiifi 'Ii f i la H.. V, p Iv I is f .D l As ' 11 TOP ROW Miss Hum-l Argabriyzht, K. E. Baker, Jr., Earl E. Bzuzmann, Jr., Joel J. lie-ll. Jr., J. C. Bussingor, Max Cherry. FIFTH ROWfKzithe-ryn Collier. Nettiv Furry. M!S1zt. Fisher, Linnai li. Fla-tcher, Louise Halliburton, MfSy:t. Hansvn. FOURTH ROW7Ethvl Hardawzxy, Virginia Hayes, Leta Hedxzc, Capt. Sum C. Holliday, Leon Hurlsun, Virginia Irwin. THIRD ROW-Macie Johnson, Helen Jonvs, In-no Kirks, Stanluy E. Letcher, Glen H. McDonald, Jumvs E. Mentis. SECOND ROW'fAr1'ia Murto, Doris Noblitt, Inn-z Piercy, Ii. D. Richards, Annu-va Rirlllicli. A. H. Rogers. FIRST ROW-Kathryn Smith, Goldiu Stephens, Christine Webstvr. Lillian VVilliams. Robert M. VVri1,:ht. E. M. Yancey. 3 QQ, gg , ' 5. X . C',wMJf6L0ff . Jfanaa Slacfenh Mary Helen Botts Max Cordonnier Beverly Faulkner l---'7op'7m--l- Mary Helen Botts Max Cordonnier Beverly Faulkner Don Spradley Nancy Van Fleet e.. Bob Capps Beverly Faulkner Iris Edwards Nadine Gubser Nancy Turnage Carleton Riddick Frances Potter OFFICERS Assvmbly Rvpresolmtzxtivf-3 Mzmx Cm'dom1iv1-, Reporivrg David Roberts, SQIQLYOZXIILAFI1-Al'H1S. QONT ROW-L. J. Cunuinghzxm, Vice I'rosiclcntg Don Edwards, P111-sirlcntg Ilurriet McNn-rney, sec1'eta1'y. L-XCK ROW-Kvn Fisher, 'I'1-ez1sL11'm-1'g Nancy TL11'I12l2.f0, Qmamn 5 l Hurry Lee Abbiatti Lena Mae Abbiutti Carol Adams Peggy Adam-3 Dean Anderson Ken Babcock Gayle Back Mollie Berry Orvale Bishop Mary Helen Botts Melvin Brown Karl Brueggeman Barbara Busby Bob Capps Wayne Carter Fred Claire Jim Clubb Jane Coffey Max Cordonnier Jewel Crumpley L. J. Cunningham Dixie Curran Norma Curry Elnora Davis Betty Dayringer Donna Denney Phyllis Downey Delores Duke Carolyn Eddy Beverly Edmondson Don Edwards Iris Edwards Virginia Emeriek Pauline Erwin Ted Evans Beverly Faulkner Don Fike Kenneth Fisher Rita Freda Tom Geisert Lola Jo Gencks Leland Glaze Nell Marie Goll O-scar Grauberger Jerry Gray Nadine Gubser Max Guinn John Harp Donna Harris David Hartley Harold L. Hartley Van Hartman Ralph Heaton Don Hendrix Colleen Henry Marilyn Henson Connie Hobson Bill Hockett Bill Holiday Janice Huggins Harold Jacobs Herbert Jennison Sidney Johnson Edward Jones Ronald Joyce Charles Kimbro Roland Knight Byron Landers Warren Lindsey Rosa Lee Lingle Robert Lloyd Shirley Locnrni Peggy Long Charline Lowe Marilyn McCamish James McCann Edmond McKay Joel McKenney Harriet Mclierney Arlene McVay Margaret Macfarlane Richard Matchael Doris Maxwell Neal Maxwell Roy Mayes Wayne Melugin S. Dale Mims Harriett Monroe Pat Moore Vera Moore Shirley Moorehouse Dona Dee Morton Karen Moss Don Murray Mildred CJOJ Nappier Nancy Nesbitt VVayne Nixon Virginia Pace Helen Patrick Bob Paugh Warren Pendleton Joe Plummer Frances Potter Richard Pottorff Bill Smith Alene Quade Carol Replogle JoAnn Replogle Shirley Richardson Ronald Richter Carleton Riddick Mervin Ritchie David Roberts Leah Rogers Kathryn Roper Malcolm Rosenthal Joanne Ross Patricia Samuels Gary Sanders Peggy Schaefei Fern Seypholt Leroy Sharp Freda Shore Gloria Sites Barbara Slinkard Eugene Smith Josephine Smith Neil Smith Russell Smith Valgene Smith Doris Snow Bill Southern Eldred Spain Don Spradley Glenn Stark Anne St. John Art Templeman Robert Templeton Bob Thompson Nancy Turnage Sue Turner Nancy Van Fleet Howard Walker Linda Webb George Welsh Charlotte Whitaker Betty Whitehead Gary Wilfley Barbara Williams Fred Williams Max Williams Robert Wilson Laura Winkler Marion Wood Danny Woodard Sally WVooda1'd Loretta York Maxine Young OFFICERS . . , LACK ROVVf.lll11 IJz1v1'111f-'or' 'l'1'f-:1s1u'e1-' Rav C,:1l'1,vr As- . FN 1 7 . Y sombly lh'p1'vsm1t:1tiY0g Pls-1'Slwl Hensnn, Rm-prv1't01'g I 'Q Wzxyllv Gillmzm, Se1'gAcz1m-:lt-.-Xrms. QONT ROW-Rodney Hvmlricksrm, Secrotaryg Danny Barbato, I'1'uside11tg Johnny Clay, Vice l,I'HSilll'Ilt. cfs 'VW . X Jfame fzaom 700 TOP liOVVfLc-cl Davis, Gvorgc Aclzxnw, James Fugzr-t. VVilliam Slum, Lzwry D11 Vzxll, lie-tty Evans. lizxrbara Plumb. BOTTOM ROVV--Vnluln-un Jusllln. Donna Hurtll-y, liznrbarzl lllzu-lwfm-sl. Violl-I Nvlsun. Liunzl Su-s-lm-, De- lulw-s Laney. Pm Sunrll-Vs. Jfcune Ream IO! TOP liOVVvDuvi4l Jzxnney, Darn-ll Auun, Gln-nn lkxgxv, Billy VVmgv, Robe,-1-L Mzntln-ny, Rmlm-y Hvmlrick- son. Johnny Clay, Jim Dayvilxprl-1'. MIDDLE ROVV-'Virginia Pratt, llilly Powell, Dorothy Kaughman, lillun Ogznll-n, Lucille Stuckwy, Shannon Spwr, Gladys Plvw. BOTTOM ROVV lla V1-ra Tatum, lfurn Cowlor, Gs-rzxld Schul-fun llc-rbert Smith. Mary Mzlrxzurn-t Wagn- mun, MZ1l'l?1IlIlt' Gzmrmlncr. ABSENTfAllan Tichcnor. Home Room 703 TOP llflVVfl l4lW21l'fl Pwston, Miclu-y Harris, Ross Rilm-y, Danny Bzxrlmlo, Loyrl Osborn, Finis Cochran Jim Schuulm-xx I,'IlDDLI'I ROW -Put Lrmfnmzm, Barlrzxra Sp:-near, Pat Lincicum, Louise Da-ul, Elizuln-th H4-nsley. Louisa Huulxvs, Luis Sullivan. BOTTOM ROW' Palsy llrggzxrnllls, XY.1ym- Hillman, liill Ko-ll:-y. lVl:u'ga1'4-1 Maxwell. Jfame Ream 104 TOP ROW' -Nzxnc-5' Swu1'+-nfl. .lzlvk Turrlalrv, .lorry lfilzwzxlm-r', Lnycl Coimr. Jn-Vry CQlllI1Ull'4l, Lew- Bulyzlrfl. MIDDLE ROW' Phillis Hopkins. Supl Metcalf. Mary Anm- S4-cllfwck, Ruth lille-y, Szmrlrzx K4-Stl-11 BOTTOM ROVV Annu-110 Lung, He-Vslwl Hs-nsun. Alvin Ovn-rlou, .lzlmes llzxrlow, Dixie- i'mvz1n. Jfame Ream 707 'FUI' ROVY Iilvyl l':ul'r'iIl. li-vln-rl Huwl, Hzxry Ihnnisnrx. XVQAW14 Mvflnsm-y. 111-m'u'n' Gnu-1 mm. Huh Vfwulm I U'I l'0M IHINY Jfzunm Ilzlvmrlzdl. Pzml Sxxwt. Yiryil Iliff-1. lJm1:11ni Ifnx. Sh'x'l-3 Iimlgllx. 42 V ,,-. n gg,- ,SPN 3.13 as f Qs' ps ,lime Room 108 'wr P ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' NNN I.z11'1'y L4mm1'. M14-un Nlwvzullwy. Iimxznwl lull. lzmlxxln Ilmvvlr. Mwlmlltlx Wzxtsm-V. Ilywzzyxx. llvwzxxx. .luhu lim-lu Lt, IGOTTUM HOW' llnhu Stmlw. P11111 lVln-Vmuxvll, Il:1x'lm1':u limi.-x'w. Sznumlru King. I.-vwllzx Ifxwl.-, .-Xml I':1uI. IISH li--nwlum r, lfulzx Mm- Six. ,FS Jfome flaom 709 TOP ROW Olin-1' Hzxrp, Mzirlyn Thomas. Ronald Mnrlatt, Richard Malnnc, .lohn Ross, Norma Mounm- Donald Smith. MIDDLE ROW -Burlmara lin-ctur, Rows-na l i'm-land, Joyce- L1-I-dy, Mary Ann Kirk, .lam-t Bt'l1SChUtl'I livtty 1'1-rliins, VVilm:x Huuve-1'. BOTTOM liOVVfN:xncy Janos, Bzirlmrn liryun, B:u'l1a1'1x Fr:-nvh, xg, Jfame Room fl! TOP HOW'-Slzinln-y Rm-d, lfrzxnk liirkln-all. Jr., Marvin lfrosl, Ray C'ax'1m', l,z11'x'y Dunlxhy. G4-rvruv Phvlps BOTTOM ROW .loan .Il-misfsliy. Gladys Smith, Dulvhm- Conn-ll, lhn'lmx'u Sue llzirris, Annzmuu' Royvi liichnrml Stockm-V. , 1 5 I Nu and C1 combine to makc Ready? That is the Iingino? Now the Reptile Family E ' M an F fm .W 1 1, M, ., , 5 V ,ffnL:?5a1'3gaimntiggzfgw , , f.vf,n-sf'-Nr nssslfgsfwgk 3fPw1mf5,uvi2ff:1'.gH?MQiMPw1Nm2 . - I vwif - 'f',e.,-Lgfff by - saw u-:sfflkffivswuifkf ff U ,.1-'-AZN1.14-1+w,,+Ayvi:v3gHr ,ifiwg-fnen? 'WW' U Ref Q?fa1'i4QE2i1 Q' 5 5653? - - ,,W'Mi.Xl PM LK L1 K- -ffWm.ss1?2Ql?sZi 9 WXOY afar' WEA ' eggs SGW .fe fwfr fa Jfame Room .201 1 IOI' I ix MDW -liulwrt Hill, .lim Paxynf. linnmtlm Hlnlllrswn, .lim Mlzxiwls. XV:lyn- Oxxwn. Daniel Hall, Ruln-Vt l 1:'l'. .Inlm I'lli'i'y. MIlJIJl.lQ ROVV fiwum- lhmf-V. llflty Swinlllf-. .lcv Ann VYilliz1m:-. Dmxzllfl lQlizxs4,ni, Pllmlmi ilruvns. Dun lilzllll-in-uslilp, Tony Vzxilmlmzxu. linlvlxy Musvmm, .lmly liiclilm-1's. Kay Smiih. Rulu-rt Slzlffurfl, IQOTTUM ROW' Sliirln-5' XYzx1'nllnw, P1-zlrl FUN. J1-nny In-v K4-ll4'1'. l4zu'lm:ii':x lVl:ltl14-ny. llvlvn Ami Jzxnsvn, lil-Hiw M1-Nlillinii. ltrmzx Vulv, .le-VV5' .Kun Slizxi-V. . ll Z . E l il 4 l 4 Jrfcwze Room .202 llll' MUN Max limxv. D4-wry Slim-ms, limwvlxl f'ul1-, .Inlm .ln-In-fhlxy. lilJi!n'l'l lilriffilli. Lynn Julmsmi, G+-nv lh-llw Vni--3+-r. limleliu- l'lizimllw1'. liminie Only. f W , . , , , Ui 1 ' I- S . iz' 'lush-y.'l'un1Plrinmn. MIDIJLIC ROV' li:-rmetli Smtll, Dull Vrmx. l'l1:xrlu11f- Gin-limzm. Wilma Spurgff nu. lfnlgfzix' .-Xrnislrungr. lu Xml Hmllxln lu ll fl11lX lun in u Ihump mm l' ul H1 l5UT'l'OM HOVY 'Sllirlc-y Ami lfllvviiis. lim'lml':1 McNYilIiz1ms, Mzxrgxii Mus. Sylvia liurm-11. Rln-.li iVil- lizmih. hylvm limi hurt. .lumix lixwxili, IVIHV5' .Xnn I.imlN-y. lh-lulww Hull. l4z11'lxzx1'z1 l':xc'v, NUT l'li I'llHlCD flVl:n'5' lmuisn- lim-1'x:w, Dmizxlll l'lurlsun, K-lnnvtli .Iul1nsm1, Sliii'l4-y Maxim-ll. Vilwril NlvN:n1I. Ruynmml Sullv-Vs, Jfcune Room .203 TOP ROW-'Kenneth Wheat, Ronniv Ford, Mack Stanton, Otis Miller, Russell Paige, Tom Dabbs, Jerry Joi- Perry, Kenneth McVVilliams. Donald N4-lson, LeRoy Hess. MIDDLE ROVVfCarol Chapman, Susan Grigg, Bob Rush, Cecil Eplwrson, Shirley Robinson, Shirley Asher, Richard VVilliams. Tam Iiurniston, Christine Sherman. BOTTOM ROVV--Lowell Hornhavk. Patricia Johnson, Kay Boyer, Helen Hamilton, Martha Smith. ' an 4 ' Jfcune Room .204 TOP ROVV -Estvl Back, W. L. Palonm-, Bob Moorvhousv, Robvrt Smith. Roluc-rt Nowc-ll, Bill Justus, Paul Fle-ming, Hill Samuels, George Pops-. MIDDLE ROW-Charlc-s Jones, Robert Iiolyard, Frank Guinn, Jack Coleman, Gary Rogers, Connie Roberts, Carolyn Clinton, Rachvl Cunningham, Joan Dayrinpzer. BOTTOM ROWfJuhn Shrvwsbury, Margaret Haughawout, Alien- Wilson, Jackiv Trvat, Francos Burt, Colleen McGowr-n. Billie Ann Glaze, Bsrtha Whithf-all. :flame Ream .206 TOI' HOW' Hill Lzxml:-V4. Ilurulxl Sm-xmll. TMI XYilkh. Iiill Plmvlwsun, Juhn S1511-r, Cfznry Vlllrlr. JOIN! KH . Hub P:xl1vfrsu11. Jzxvkif Lu- Hgh. DDLIC ROW lfrzmnlx .low-w, Vwlmslauwo lfluniuwnll, Marx' l'f4lxx':xx'1ls. Mllrln-2.11 Simmnns Murllxzn fllxxzxlwlw, Nam-y Hunminiullt. Guy Iillwsixmgm-z'. .luck Snycln-r, BOTTOM ROVNV-Iiilly Jw- f'4!Y!I!r1'. Suu- Sllnme-VH. Iimiilh Mm- Hvlvrx. Lzxrry Pmwsr. Ylusvrx111l'2w II-CLA-rt, Put liauuh. Alnlxw-v Mumru 11. 'cr 'Q- Jfcune floam .208 FOP RUVV Gmwlzllx 1-'ikm. Hill IIQ-ist:-lx, Iifu-rly Vuim-1'. Mzwilin Shzxrun, Jimmy XVilIizxms, Ksilh Drvim-13 Mary Byv, Dunno Iiohvxuxlh-x'. .Irrry Ihwm n. MIDDLE ROW fI'Ilaim- Sm-y. KZHIlL'!'j'Il Waxrsom-V, lizn-burn Hagzgawl. Agm-s l'urx'y. Nita Null Puul, Iluvial VVLMXI, Jvromv Hlch-1'. Nzxrlim- Hill, Mzll'jm'ie I,zxmlel's. BOTTOM ROVN' fMzu'y 1.4111 Morris. Juzmitzn ll:n'bL-V. Shirlvy Gruvatl. IWUXUIIZIS R4-ploprlv. Ifxwwl Vuuk, B1-Ifiv Jzmn-S. Szillmirn Jxmkin. .lzxclxiv Smilh, NOT PIVTUIUCD 0:11111-x'yrx fVIzxrI1-rs, Juli YM' Mn'Kimwu. Vatricizx Swzxffm'4l. Bula O'I41'y:xnt. eslf, N S, Q9 31 X Jfcune Room 400 BACK ROW -Jvrry Lanc-, Rudgm- Alll-n, Runnin- Higgins, I.:-land Grimes, Jani:-0 Ralston, Amlrew Hammonfls, Jack Burns, Hvrman Killingswortli, Ge-ralrl Graw-s. MIDDLE ROW- fDonald Hole, Davicl Ci1i'i'y, Jans- lizxill-y. Shirln-5' liransun, Paul Hill, K:-nnctli lfron-licli. Doris Mulugin, Patricia Sandridgrs-, ,Iarnus Olivo. BOTTOM ROVVfCm-cil Fanslcr, Gayv Myers, Vonda Gilmore, Lcwtta linlu-msun. Ill-ll-n Mcifunni-ll. Linrla Havrington, Sharon Clinton, Dnnalrl Mlirray. Jfame Room 401 TOP ROWfAnnv VVaggon:-r, Anne Turnagn-, Nancy Yom-s, Dm-loris 'I'urnl-r, Peggy St:-mnmns. Rasa-ll Thompson, Fr:-vman Wilson, Margaret Stark, Mary Ann Pi'octm', Rhnncla Pottl-1', Sally Wine-. MIDDLE ROWV -J4-an VVheeler, Marjorie' Young, Mary Tharp, Tommy Williams, MK'l'ElLiiIil Howl-ll. Dunalll Iii-ll, Michavl Carter, R1-x Goldman. Melvin Stiles. K4-nnvth Conway. Kunnrtli Tounton. ISOTTOM ROW' -Ruth Waters, Peggy Torre-l, Jcnl-an Williams, Hob Vavra, Norma Jalan Slilvs, Pat Harker, Dm-lm'is VVPlch, Mar-garettv Warrington, Margaret Urban. Rayma In-mzitt. Jfame fzaom 40.2 TOP ROVV'lrenz- Bailey, Teddy Hoistvn, Virgil Erskin, Alan Hoovs-r, David Kirk, Larry Hillyarml. Ronald Wright, Shilah Robc-rtson, Margarita Bussinger, Barbara liaylcss. MIDDLE ROVV-fRonniv Grimm-s, Paul Good, liilly Gallup, Winsor McPherson, Jane Rawlings, Jo Anna Dyer, Carmc-n Dc-ll Davis. Di,-an Sh:-1-ts, Jerry Anclrvws. BOTTOM ROWVffLarry Moorehousf-, Kay Hansford, Wanda Erskin. Nancy L:-dl, Carolyn Scott, Shirloy Fx-nton, Barbara Grvgury, Ruby Lcka. Svlba Hn-nsli-y, Lorazla Clymer. if Jfame Ream 403 , X WS wt ' 1 TOP ROW -Richard Motskor, Danny Scott, Donald Kleiss, Jamvs Ilan:-, Lucillo Rogers, Richard Harp, Linda Leo, Max Portcr, Mary Thomas, Janet Easson. Anita Buster. MIDDLE ROW! Larry Higgs, Christina Mastcrson, Dorothy Davis, lirucc Fingi-rle, Mc-lvin Johnson, Jimmy Hoover, James Apple-hans, Waynn- Johnson, Nancy lirown, Barbara Piwrcy, BOTTOM ROWfliarbara Combs, Ellen Ogden, Shirley Jennings, Regina Lili-s, Doris Long, Gail He-lve-rson, Nancy Hodges, Patricia Rom-rs, Lawrence Borland. Jfame Ream 404 TOP RUVV Thf-lmzx Prm-U, lleltly llzxll. Mary .Xnn llzxxwuff. Go-:'l'y .Xrmxg Hurulll Stolb, l,u- Knsmzxtx .lim Fitzwzntvr. lizilph H4-mlrim-ksun. MIDDLE RUW C'lvm11x Skimu-r, liic-lmrsl l'In1:-ry. Vllurl.-s Osborn. lf' uw- llunlnn, H:u'1'y l'lnH, Huh Murxun Don Rusk, Ralph lim-ploulv, I,:xrry High. BOTTOM ROW' Lmw-tin lVlic'l1zu-l. Marin Guml. Doris Sllrum. ,Xrll-ml D1-unix, Nlurv Nlznlln-xxs, Limln fll hm-ulh, Gloria Jzunvs, Shirlvy liurnn-lt, NOT PICTUICHD -Sue' W'umlfivlnl. Jfavne feacun .20-7 TOI' RUVV H--lln-lx liuss, Doris Silxwls. Divk K'1'nn4, Don i'rnlr1y, Mzlrizxu Suvll. Sllirlvy l,um-:lets-l', .luxn Maxwell, Dorm hy Pryor, MIDDLE HONVW Gzwy Hull, Phylis Ln-1-, lh-1':m'l11-ll liznxwlnsiy, Usvzxl' lirill. Dull' liull, K4-nm-Ih Stilw. .lim Frvnch, Dale- l,mx'4-. Don Hill. ISUTTUM ROW' -Murtlm Ann Dlmklv. .lm-axle-tu' L':u1'tn'1'. .le-Vry Grznlvnr, Hull Smiih, l.ftli4' llllsslll. l,:n':xlu Gillum. llarlmru l':-rlxins, liill lirzulll-y, .ln-rry .-Xrm-y. lhmni- lCriul4sm1. . Q I C.-Xbsent when lmmc room picturcs wore taken.j 'POI' ilfJW'G?ll'Q' Kunst, Iiill Crusu, Jusvpln Slrxnikc-V, Frank Smith, Bob Cor-hrun, Lynn flubser. BOTTOM ROWfMul'1hu Thompson, Munlc-z Klingvnsmith, V4-rmzl Grzlhum. l'n!l'ic'iu 1's-arson, .lo Ellis Mm'2:n'e-1 Bye-rs. Till' ROVVfJim Dvitx, lirlu-nl Darnell, liirlmrml Jackson, Ray K:-M4-V. John McK'unuwll. Ho-lx Jnhnsnn, Ulm-nn Sprmlley, Don Humlsun, Allan Tichl-mug Dulv Jmwlun. MIDDLE KOWf Bob Hwss, Ge-wld Gmws, 4'lmx'lm-s Stanlvy, D1-un Gutliff. limb IJ1-itz, .lim Spruflling Stanley Reid, Iistlu-r Gibliv, Hallie- Ifislmw, Ann Hzxgvn. .lu Ellis. BOTTOM ROW-Mary Louism- lim-1'ge, Jvunvtin- Chrisman, Joann My4-rs, Jum- Whw-lr-r. Vat, Pr-arson, Mnrif lim-nsnn, Kay Plumb, Mary Plllvn T6'2lL!lll', Monte-z Klingensmith. l ll1Lfl'TI+' Hill. Stmtenfl' Council OFFICERS President ,,...,.,......... .,..... G ary Wilfley Vice President ,,,,.., ........., M ai-ion Wood Secwtary ,,..,,,,,,, ,,,....A.... N ancy Turnage Treasurer ,Y,,.... ........ B everly Faulkner TOP ROW Herschel Henson. Finis Cochran. Waynv McChvsnvy, Don Edwards, Ray L'art1-r, Gem Kvllvr- meyvr, Mis. Christine W4-luster, Mack Stanton, Max PUl'tC1', Ralph Hendrickson. MIDDLE ROWfSi1e Turner, Shirley Wardluw, Nancy Van Fleet, Janet lienschoter, Saundra King, Marilin Sharon, Fonstaiicl- Flanigan, Jackiv Treat, LL-land Grimes, Max L'orslonni4-r. BOTTOM ROW Vauslean Joslon, Mary Helen llntts, Rm-x'vi'ly Faulkner, lioh Capps, Gary Wilfley, Marion Woml. Nancy Turnage, Duruthy Pryor, Je-an Whos-is-r. This year the Student Council, under the capable sponsorship of Mrs. Christine Webster, and the splendid leadership of its president, Gary Wil- fley, has enjoyed an exceptionally fine and progressive year. Again this year the nienzibers haue niade every effort to fulfill their purpose, which is to establish student initiatire, leadership, and denzoeracy: to promote the general ufelfare of the students and to stimulate school spirit: to arouse good fellowship among the studentsg to encourage close eo-operation be- tween students, faculty, and coniniunityf to create a ieholesonfze interest in all the UCltl'1.lLl'6S of the school and eontnzunityg and to ereate and main- tain standards of good citizenship among students. Early in the fall, the rnenzbers of the nucleus u'ho are: Mary Helen Botts, Bob Capps, Beverly Faulkner, and Gary Wilflcy, prepared a student directory for the use of students and citizens of the community. The Student Council has had charge of the ticket sales for all the football ganies and the basketball gafnies in addition to having charge of the sale of tickets for the basketball tournanients. They assisted in the Curtis Magazine drire for the purchase of an electric scoreboard for the football ganies. They haire collected contributions for the Community Chest, the Red Cross, March of Dinies, and Cancer Fund. They are the sponsors of the neu' coke machine, and also furnished a nzenibership in the Y. M. C. A. for some underpriifileged boy ufho was u'orthy of it. The Student Council of 1952 is iiery proud of its record for this year, and also of the student body it represents. ' lol! Sade OFFICERS President ...A,, ,,,.,..,. D on Spraclley Secretary ,...,. ......... S ue Ann Turner Sponsor ,,.... ....... M iss Macy Johnson TOP ROWf-L. J. Cunningham, Jorry Quintnrll, Wziynm- Carter, Max Cordonnivr, Don Sprncllvy, Don Eslwnrds, Tom Rawlings. SICCUND ROW Frm-nl Clair, Bob Capps, William Holiday, Gr-nrpre Phelps, Jr., Carleton Riddick, Bob Lloyd, Billy Wrmro. THIRD ROWfLueille Stukey, Dixie Curran, Jnm-t lic-nseholc-r, Van Hartman. Karen Moss, Nancy '1'lu'nzxge, Bove-rly Faulkner, Harrie-t MrNerney. BOTTOM IlOW 'Ni'll Marie Gull, Nancy Nvslritt, Donna D1-nnc-y, Nancy Van F11-et, Sue Turner, Mary Hell-n Bolts, Charlotte Whitaker, linrbura Harris. NOT PICTURED- Eldrml Spain. fllalianal Jfanofz A ehapler of lhe Nallonal Honor Soclefy eras organized ln fhe Car- lhage Hlgh School 'in 1931. There have been ,450 sfnclenls eleclerl lo meni- bershln ln lhls soclely. Of lhls nnfmlxer fhere have been 265 girls and 185 boys. The slnflenls n'e1 e chosen flrom the uymev' one-lhlrcl of their classes on the basis of character, leadership, scholalrship and service. Ten per cent of lhe senior class and fine per cent of the junior class are elecfecl each year. The following sfnrlenls were elected in 1952. Janel Benschofer, Bar- bara Sue Harris, George Phelps, Jerry Qfalnlarcl, Tom Rawlings, Lncllle Slulcey, Billy Wrage lllunlorsj. Flrecl Clair, Har0'iel McNe1'ney, Dixie Curr-ran, Nell Marie Goll, Don Eclwawls, Nancy Van Fleel, Wayne Cll,7'll?7', Nancy Nesblfl, Chafrlotle Whltalcer, Bob Lloyd, Donna Denney, L. J. Cun- ningham, Bill Holiday, Van Hartman, Karen Moss, Nancy Turnage, lSenio rsj . The previous nzevnberrs nfere: Mary Helen Bolfs, Bob Capps, Max Corclonnler, Beyerly Fafalkner, Carleton Riflclick, Elclrecl Spain, Don Spracl- ley, Sue Ann Turner. A' fir Twins 'Z Aloha! Kay and Sully un-F,-h -gs, . x tw., V f .f . Silk . QQ' .ainwq D0 You Mutiny 'il ,,.-ss V gf ,'g.'Nf Smoll :gy Something? Ipzma! 0 ,A 'wi M, i be Yi, 53 3:5 f SK c 'g Y ' :I ir 2 Sm uf: gf ' 4 isfyfmi' xg: dn l ,,,,t,,2 . in 9 5 f, fm fl? -f K5 Q f fi 9 as 1,4 lid ug, I O O 1957-195.2 0.5-4.5. 0 joe September September September September September September September September October October October October October October October October October October 24-Organization of Radio Club 28 4-School begins. 5-ROTC enrollment. 1-First assembly. 14-Class elections. 15-Organization of Tiger Tales. 21-First Football Game. Seneca 7-Carthage 7, there -Baxter Springs 7-Carthage 7, here 1-Special Assembly, Marimbas 3-Neosho 0-Carthage 12, there 12-English Assembly 12-Nevada 13-Carthage 14, here 16-First ROTC Promotions 17 18 19 19 22 24 October October November November November November November November November November November November November November November November December December December December December December December December December December December December December December December January January January January January January January January January 26- 1 2 2 -Special Assembly, Modernaires -District Teachers' Meeting. -District Teachers' Meeting -Joplin 48-Carthage 7, there -Battalion Sponsors Elected -UN Assembly Mt, Vernon 32-Carthage 7, there -Exams -Exams Monett 19 Cartha e 27 here I W g 9 9-Lamar 0-Carthage 13, here 13-Dramatic Production Nine Girl-s 13 -General Tindal visited ROTC 16-Aurora 0-Carthage 24, here 21-Thanksgiving Assembly, Dr. Bass 21-Election of Football Queen 22-Thanksgiving Game 22 23 23 30 Webb City 13-Carthage 38, here -Vacation -Vacation -Carthage Wins Rifle Match with Joplin -ROTC Promotions 3-8-Carthage wins Invitational Tournament -Altruian Formal Initiation -Special Assembly, Marionettes 12 13-Special Assembly, Cecil Tilton, Japan 14 14 -ROTC Select-s Rifle Team 14-Nevada 38-Carthage 37, here 17-18-Junior Class Play, The Little Dog Laughed 18-Neosho 33-Carthage 43, there 19-Last ROTC parade of '51 19-Aristonian Formal Initiation 19-Joplin 34-Carthage 42, here 20-Christmas Cantata 21 21 Christmas Assembl ' - y -Mt. Vernon 48-Carthage 56, there 26-Christmas Dance 4- 8- 11 11 14 15 17 18 18 19 January January January January January February February 22 25 25 26- Monett 46-Carthage 37, there Lamar 25-Carthage 53, here -Junior Assembly St. Peters 35-Carthage 68, here -Special Assembly -Aurora 33-Carthage 70, there -Exams -Exams -Webb City 36-Carthage 35, here -Tri Club Dance -Nevada 51-Carthage 44, there Spanish Assembly Neosho 31-Carthage 48, here Joplin 30-Carthage 37, here 1-Sophomore Assembly 1-Monett 42-Carthage 59, here members February 5-Lamar 35-Carthage 46, there February 6-ROTC Promotions February 6-Freshman ROTC Promotions February 7-Election of Carthaginian Queen February 8-Coronation of Carthaginian Queen February 8-Joplin 30-Carthage 37, there February 9-Coronation Ball February 12-Aurora 40-Carthage 50, here February 15-Freshman Assembly February 15-Webb City 40-Carthage 47, there February 16-Valentine Dance February 25-29-Basketball Tournament February 26-Carthage Meets Nevada Rifle Team February 26-Special Assembly, Steeple Jacks March 3-8-Carthage wins State Basketball Tournament March 12-Special Assembly, Magician March 13-Carthage Music Clinic March 14-Senior Class Play, Smilin' Through March 14-Basketball Award Assembly March 15-Military Ball March 17-General Teacher-s' Meeting March 21-Neosho Music Festival March 21-Exams March 22-Exams March 28-Nat'l Honor Society elects new March 29-Speech Festival March 31-Thespian Informal Initiation April 1-Tennis Meet With Joplin April 1-ROTC Awards and Promotions April 4-Golf Meet Neosho, here April 4-Football Schedule for '52 Announced April 4-District FFA Judging Contest April 8-Golf Meet, Iola and Parsons at Parsons April 8-State Indoor Track Meet April 10-Senior Gyp Day, Tennis Meet at Joplin April 11-Easter Vacation April 12-Springfield Festival April 15-Tennis Meet at Neosho April 16-Golf Meet at Webb City April 17-Operetta, The Mikado April 18-Operetta, HThe Mikado April 18-Tennis Meet, Neosho here April 19-Sock Hop April 21-Golf, Joplin here April 24-Tennis, Springfield Senior High there April 24-Golf, Springfield Senior High there April 25-Golf, Aurora here April 26-Spring Tri-Club Dance April 29-Golf, Neosho the1'e April 29-Olympian Mother-Daughter Banquet April 30-Aristonian Dinner May 1-Golf, Webb City here May 2-State Music Festival May 3-Tennis, Greenwood there May 8-Golf, Joplin there May 9-ROTC Award Assembly May 9-Tennis, Greenwood here May 9-State Outdoor Track Meet May 12-Athletic Awards Assembly May 13-National Honor Society Assembly May 13-Golf, Aurora there May 14-Award Assembly May 15-Tennis, Springfield Senior High here May 15-Golf, Springfield Senior High here May 16-Class A Track Meet May 16-Junior-Senior Prom May 16-Senior Assembly May 17-Golf, Big 8 Tournament at Monett May 18-Baccalaureate Sermon May 22-Commencement May 23-Close of School for 1951-1952 X ' -vi ggprvt - XX x-f 1 ' X 1 Awwfffafif. 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A ,M A . r X H I il r 1 F c EN SQ wg-52 .4-.w..,-as-.-.man wi' ' hA R -.fi-.,. fmmvmm..-.1 Sala Gfmain IUI' RUVN l'zul4-ts: Rimlmlic-lx, 'Fi-riipln-nizlri, lixuns, Pi, Smilli. SICVOND RUVV l':ul1-ls: V. Smilh, Mayvs, Wlmml. Rnsi-ntlizxl. Stark, NICK1-uni-y, Wun4l:iiwl. THIRD R0Wfi'aml1-ts: i'ui'4luiuii1-x', Sziml--rs, M4-Cami, Gray, Williams, l'u11m't'f, llzix-til-5, ti--islrt, ROTTUM RUVV fi':ulvts: Hzirtnizm, Mzx1'u'ni'--1 M:u'l':x1'l:iIie. Suv- 'I'm'nf V. K'zul+-ts: Cllnninglizmi. NY- lsh, l'l:1ii', Hnlizlzxy. ROTC' Sivuiisuwsz l'lmi'lnttv NVliil:llu-V, H:n'x'i:-I lVl4'N:-1'n+'y. Yun V V ' ' ' ,g AA Q ...,' ...,.., ' , R0 ve wwe Ge aww TOP ROW Cmlq-ts: lfrust, R. L'artw', R. J, Smith, Fiigi-t. SECOND ROW V llamli-ts: Junns-y, Tinfhvnor, I iLzw:1n-r, Coins-r, H1-nwlricksnn, l'h4-lim, Wziisiivr. Du Vnll, Sc'houlvl'. THIRD ROVV -Czulets: Rm-il, Rawlings, McConnell, Quintaiwl, C, C:u't-fr. Amlzinis. Di-nnisun, Clay. OW-rton. FOURTH ROW- l'z14lv1,s: Pvnmllvtnn, .-Xlllsiatli, Mzxtchuel, W'ilflvy. 'I'vmpln-tml. Vnplrs, R. li. Smith, Lluynl. Own-lx, Nixfm, Glaze-, E ROTTOM ROVVH Cadets: Flublu, Huck, Juhnsmi, Rirldivk. T:-mplf-mzm. Evans, E. Smith. VVmul:u'cl. Maxwell l H04-ke'1l. - U, T as W- '59 S amz ., fi f 6 u ll 'FOI' Rc3VV7'C8llUtS1 Rolyarxl, Muskup, Eliason, Cav-nzmlmn. Cnlv, Paigv, Williams, Colvmzxn, Jonr-s. SECOND ROW Fzxrlc-ts: Guinn. Amin. McNzxtt. Hoovvr, Dunnhy. Kefstvr, Cmwlm-r, Bivkhe-acl, Barlow. THIRD ROW- Cznlm-ls: Adams, Duclu-tt, Caxter, Rawlings, Johnson. Nixon. Janney, Overton. BOTTOM ROWffCzulvts: Welsh, Clair, Smith, Geiscrt. Kimlvrn, Woodaiwl, Huckm-It, Capps. G u ll TOP ROVV fCzulz-ts: Elllvr, VVilks, M zrrr1's- house, Jem-fsky, llulone, Stanton. Nvlson, Eppl-rscm. Sl-IVOND ROVV -l':ul4-ts: K4-lly, Mc-VVillinms, He-ish-n, Sisl s-1', Chanrlle-i', Sh n-1- ts, Armstrmnz. K4-rr. THIRD KOWf Cacluts: Abbiatti, Owvn, Hendrickson, Clny, Phvlps, Rm-11. Glzxzaf. BOTTOM ROW Gaul:-ts: Fl. Smith, Rose-nthaxl, Sunil 4-1' s. Wood, Williams, li. Smith, Matchzu-l, Tr-mplvton. 5 f',.,w W . L 1 ll 'IFJ VYm TO S1-'A TH 140 6 u ll P HOVV Curie-ts: Hcmlwr, Pe-rry, Kc-llflrmvyvr, Griffith, Afinnls, K, Smhh. Suv. IRD ROW Czulwts: Pffndlvtnn, H. Smith, Mc-Conn'-ll, '1'ivln'mn'. Vuim-r. XX TTUM RUWV Vzxclvts: Rixiciivk, MUKA-nm-y. C'm'4lonni4-r, Ilulidzny. firzxy. Pun Q1 ......-,.-. I I 'OND ROVV f1':1d+1ts: Ogle-, Cnrlnvr, Rmvv-, Trowbririge-, Vlnpp, Wnml. l5l:xv11u-Ilsllip. Prnw. 'mini'-1'. Wrngw. DuN1ll urff. Vlnlwh. Lluyll. T0 SECOND RONV Vauh-ts: D. Smith, PM-sion. Cm'hx':nn, Mc'l'unn4-H, H, Smiih. THI xkmwmwf Hmmm. L .M W I YY ll P ROW lfzula-ts: l'rns:1. Rf-plngzlv, Landers, P011--l'. .lum-s. BOTTOM RONYfQ'znlels: Cunningham, Mayes, Temph-nmn. Wilflf-53 Mutknnn. II:-ml:-x':4un. Hull. 'I nl nx RD ROVN' Vznh-is: Ha-nsun, Sc'h1mlm', Fitzwuh-1', Furl:-1', Iwusv, Ilil--y. U:-lmrrxf, Hnrlle-5. Mauu-H, .Iuhn un R07GZwmmdBwk6W4 in iii 09- ...Q :Mis 'LE QKRWVE 'UU' TUI' ROW l':uls-ts: Oliva: Carr, Stutt. Tlmmpsmm, Gulmse-V. Fitzwzxtn-l'. lmnv. MIDDLE ROW Czule-ts: Killimgswm-th, W. Curry, l'llljj4 ., l':tg't-. E. Huck, .l. l'ur1'y, H0 A M fl L ft .X,, www.. TTOM ROW -Umlvts: Quintaxrfl, Evzuxs. Stark. G. Huck. Dm-unison. R07G4 0' xx :fx ,WN 'FOV ROW' N1-xv C:nLl4-ts: Ml!l,l1E'l'SlJH, Hvumlrlf-ksrm. SECOND ROW Nm-w Cath-ts: t'arter, lie-ll, Higwins. l'm'tn-1', K, Stilvs, J, l'loovex', Haxnwnumcls, llzxnv, A. llunve-x'. K. Mulwzxy, Aplwullmns. Allt-n, t'rol4-y, J. llrimvs, lhlrns, Ilillyurml. Kirk. THIRD ROW- New Cadets: Hole, I rt-nch, Stull, Hess. Hnrrlt-Sty, M4-tzkt-r, D. Murrzxy. Platt, Hull. Fin- gerl.-. VOURTII ROVN' Nww Pallets: Oslmrnm-. Higgs. Grulwr. Hill, Slxm-ts. llrown, Gallup. Juhrxslml, Vzxvru, M, HO Stl lvs. TTOM ROW' Czuletz VVilli:xms, N:-w Vnrlvts: Arnvv, 'l':xlmt,m1, lirmllt-y, VOIIVVZIY. High. R. Crime-S. Smith, lVlUU!'1'l1UllHP, Path-t: Dunphy. Rifle 7eam TOP ROWfRox CZlI'tt'l', George Adams, Tum Rawlings, Myrdith Waisnm-r THIRD ROVVf--Ch-urgw Phwlpe, Gm-nw K4-llerme-ya r. Mack Stanton. Torl Evans, Frm-fl l'l'1ir s14:c'oND uowffzll-ml Pzuzl-. BOTTOM ROVV fN4-:ll Mzlxwn-ll. Gln-nn Stzxrk, liill Holiday. Huy Muye-s. J:-rry Quintzxrtl Howard :md C'hzxrlott0 Hold on David Sgt. :md Mrs. Fisher WV' The Capt. Takus Fivc Small Talk D1'll'tlll,Qf and Dreaming ...nf-an E' ,. ai all 'P?'3? A M' 1 an wife ew PM ,WM Q ' maxim ., A wwf i L, 5:.mf,gJ, f f :fm-W, , f 1 f --'52, 9 J Z, 5. 2 X S, f Q Q 6 . S, , SE ................... 12.0. 76. Golan Qu Tom Rawlings, George Adams, Curtis Carter, John Clay M if W 3 1 2 H Bm. 4 ff, 5 I if 'Er if M Q A H' sw ,Q ' zg... Y v 5 ig P wg 4 4 panama-nsunaluuiinwnra, r -3' 4 .Queen MILDRED QJOJ NAPPIER fir! ,, .e-1 , H J 5 1 W Q V5 '1fgi 3 X M 1- A sfiigi ,,.s 4 'fx KW. J, f. K - A 'N , . ,sw , ,. y M My , f- . ' fx, , r- f he 7 Mi, A- Q p-L1,Ky ,V ' L 'W' W fix, V: . ff A.,' Q sv? fp ! J ' k . M Am ' 4. X ,L , W P1 4 Y Ti . Q ' A A,,5 I in uggiifm Mg, Qfifgfam A I -L'- K.. V W ' N L ? N 3 S P04154 Quoizel! 4 '7eam iw if . rl 4 TOP ROW Harry Smith, David Roberts, Kenneth Fisher, Richard Pottoroff, Larry Dunphy, Max Williams, Danny Barbato, Jim Mcl'ann. THIRD ROW- Frank Hicks. liill Samuels. Richard Malone, Ernie Harris. Mickn-y Harris, Larry Uoolzer. Bill Hoi-ki-tt. John Din-kvtt, Herman Killingsworth, Byron Landers lMana5:4-rv. SPIVOND ROVVfDavid Jannvy. Ke-nm-th McVVilliams, Danny Woodard. Tom Coisert, L. J. Cunninghani, liill Southern. Eddy Mc-Kay, Glenn Spradlny, Tom Pe-riman, Larry DuVall 1Managef1'l. BOTTOM ROVVA-Don Hill 4Manag1-rl, Bob Rush, Rob Thompson, Harry Alslmiatti, Howard Wallwr, Don Rush. 4 B 7eam 'TOP ROW ffCecil Fansll-r, John Curry, Bob Hill, Ronnie Oney, Richard Malone-, David Janne-y, Kl'flIlL'ti'l Still-s, Roy Steincamn, H4-rman Killingsworth. Mvlvin Johnson, Jack Coll-man. THIRD ROWfJim Frsnch, liill Justus, Tom Williams, Edwin Hoon-r. Gvorgn- Greenup. Keith Vuriy, Pi-to Palonv, Jimmy Fitzwatvr, liob Rush, Tom Poriman. SECOND ROWfBob Murray, Harold Stott, Bill Crusa, Danny Scott, Donald Eliason, Frank Guinn. Allen Hoover, Gary Arnvr, Jack Burnes. Bob Hass. BOTTOM R0WADun Kygvr, Ls-land Grimes, Rngor Allvn. li ers Sm,QMfAw?2W53Q1?.ss W NEVADA CART AGE lgers Fi. 8 H14 '7eam HAVK RUVV I.url'y Duvall, Rmluld Murlzxll, .lim Mc'l'ann, Kmlm-x Iivllrirhflxsulm, K--itll l'Jr'4Aiw1', I,:11'r3. Dunphy. N4-il Smith. FRONT ROVY NYul'x'4-11 P1 mllvtun. NYn5'm- C'u1't1x'. Bob '1'lmmpson, Duvimi Hull. lidmiis- NlvKzxy. .Twrry Vogt, Tom IH-riman. W' 7 B eam s ..-..-.. , Q 37 BACK ROW'--E11-yl Parrill, Loyd Coinrlr, Ray C:u'tvx', John Mrfnnnvll, Hill Samuvls, Ray Sellors. FRONT ROVV-Afozu-h Jim Mantis, Holy Mnskop. Hsu-l lim-k, Kfn N14-VVilliumf. Keith Cllrry. liorflon Vikk- Vaul M4'l'un1wIl. Manugz-1' Pete Falun-,-. S72 f? ag 2? 5 Q 5,1 f xg: L3 35 X H fk E SQ 5 ev if Q Q. .,' , fawafmfmexmwmwv-x ,saexasiwszmveazzmgmwrm ff+V MWm'W--fiaf'AW K K ' ' 'hack 7mm TOP ROW-Ken McWilliams, Ken Fisher, Gene Kellermeyer, VVilliam Stout, Ron Richter, Keith Curry BOTTOM ROWfL. J. Cunningham. Leroy Hess, Tom Periman, Warren Pendleton, David Janney. Paul 1 - McConnell. 40015611 H14 7ea,m BIG 8 CHAMPS Carthage 7-Seneca 7 Carthage Z7-Monett 18 Carthage 7-Baxter Springs 'T Carthage 13-Lamar 0 Carthage 12-Neosho 0 Carthage 24-Aurora O Carthage 14-Nevada 13 Carthage Z8-Webb City 13 Carthage T-Joplin 48 Carthage T-Ray Town 34 Carthage 7-Mt. Vernon 32 40016611 NB 7eam Carthage 0-Webb City 19 Carthage 13-Neosho 12 Carthage 0-Nevada 39 Carthage 0-Joplin 37 Carthage 13-Neosho 0 3 4 7mm Carthage 40-Aurora 22, Invitational Carthage 35-Webb City 36, Regular Carthage 50-Nevada 40, Invitational Carthage 44-Nevada 51, Regular Carthage 34-Joplin 31, Inlyitational gartlgage 48-Heoilio 31, Regt-illar I Carthage 37-Nevada 38, egu ar art age 48- t. ernon 40, egu ar Carthage 43-Neosho 33, Regular Carthage 37-Monett 46, Regular Carthage 56-Mt. Vernon, 48, Regular Carthage 46-Lamar 35, Regular Carthage 43-Greenwood 35, Greenwood Carthage 37-Joplin 30, Regular garthage 39-Igalfway 54, Tolirnariient gartlgage Z0-.GVuroraC40, Ifegllilar arthage 68- t. Peter's 34, egu ar art age 7- ebb ity 0, egular Carthage 59-Monett 42, Regular Carthage 60-Lamar 37, Regional Carthage 53-Lamar 25, Regular Carthage 55-Monegt 49, gegional Carthage 42-Joplin 34, Regular Carthage 51-Neva a 50, egional Carthage 70-Aurora 33, Regular Carthage 51-De Andreas 65, State 8 ug '7eam Carthage 43-Nevada 24 Carthage 47-Nevada 36 Carthage 44-Neosho 24 Carthage 50-Neosho 23 Carthage 46-Mt. Vernon 26 Carthage 34-Mt. Vernon 20 Carthage 36--Sit, Peters 8 Sai-thage 45-garnar Q34 Carthage 35- onett 29 arthage 31- op in .5 Carthage 53-Lamar 18 Carthage 46-Aurora 27 Carthage 35-Joplin 27 Carthage 41-Monett 37 Carthage 34-Aurora 31 Carthage 26-Webb City 44 Carthage 339-Webb City 37 pep Banc! OFFICERS Director .,A.,,A,..., ,,,,,,,,.,,..,,, T ed Evans President ...,...... ..,..... J erry Quintard Reporter .,,,,,, .....,, S ylvia Rinehart SeC1'etzu'y ......... .,,..... M ary Wagaman YR - M SGH TKT! AO BACK ROW!-Ted Evans. James Fugc-t, Douglas Replogle, Ronald Oney, Eldreml Spain. Gary Knost, Jim Spradling. FRONT ROW-Anne Paul, Sylvia Rinehart, Nell Paul, Gerald Schaefer. Allan Tichonor, Fern Cormier, Mary Wagaman, Jerry Quintard. pep Bam! The Carthage High School Pep Band ufas organized on December 12, 1950, this is its third year and it is still a thriving organization, thanks to the student body. The years activities included playing at the pep assemblies, the foot- ball and basketball games at home and some of the out-of-toicn basketball games, and various civic activities. The membership is composed of approximately 15 members of the High School Band, and is entirely voluntary. If any member accumulates three unexcused absences he must give up his membership as a Pep Band member. Glwm .feadeaa STANDING-Nancy Van Fleet, Sully Woodard, Ba1'ba1'a Perkins. KNEELING-June-t Benschotor, Nancy Turnagv, Saundra King, Harrivt McNe1'nQy. For the Blue fclzxp Clapj For the White Cclap clapb Harmony? Eancf Student Directors- Glen H. McDonald-Director Richard Malone Ted Evans Band Major--Juanita Garber Band Twirlers-Nita Paul, Bobby Barton lMascotJ, Fern C01-der Bam! President ....,.,,,,,,,, Vice President ,,,,,,Y,..... Secretary-Treasurer ,,,.. Reporter ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, A ,,,,, CLARINETS Richard Malone Sylvia Rinehart Patricia Lincieum Nell Paul Leland Glaze Kay Boyer Mary VVagaman Fern Corder Byron Landers Carol Replogle Nancy Jones Patricia John-son Carol Chapman Jimmy Stanley Lucille Garbacz Ronnie Skelton Eldon Freeman Edward Stewart Judy Shearer Gerald Fitzjerrell PICCOLO Gay Stockdale Ea-will ,.,,...Richard Malone Student Conductor....,.........,, ,,r,,,,,,RiLl1l1d Milonq- ,,,.,,,.,,,Eldred Spam Drum Faiber . ,,,, Jerry Quintard Twirlers ..,,.........,,,,,,,.,,, Nell Paul, Fern Corder, Ann Wignu Rinehart Assistant Student Conductors,,,.,,,,,,,,,,ri.,,,,,,,,,,,, Ted If x mg FLUTES BASS CLARINET ALTO SAXOPHONF Mary Ann Lindsey Barbara Spencer Jerry Quintard Genevieve Thompson Ann Paul Monty Gale Dennison FRENCH IIORNS Jack Snyder Kathleen McDonald Barbara Harris Marilyn Henson Norma Jean Sellers liarbara lilackford Margie Hussinger BARITONE SAXOPHONI CORNETS Ann VVagner Gay Bussinger Glenn Stark Allan Tichenor Gerald Schaefer Bob Cochran Gary Dennison Donald Fox Dale Mims Raymond Sellers Don Murray Ronnie Duvall Jerry Stearns Ramona Campbell OBOES Juanita Garber Joyce Leedy ALTO CLARINET Kay Smith TROMRONES Ted Evans Douglas Replogle Ronald Joyce Ronnie Oney Harold Stotts Edwin Hoover Wayne Gillman Virgil Riffee Merle Southern BARITONES Eldred Spain Laura Winkler Gary Knost Betty James Joan James Jerry Fitzwater IZASSES Robert Carr Gary Rogers Don Kyger SNARE DRUMS Dex Dalton James Fuget James Spradling BASS DRUM 8: CH MB -XLS Sue Metcalf TYMPANI Leah Rogers DIRECTOR Glen McDonald as mflmlm QVL- . Uachefzlaa Gwhuiaap President ,,,,,.,,,,,,,,, ,,,.,,, R ichard Malone Secretary-Treasurer ,,..,.... ,,,........ J erry Quintard Viee P1-egdent ,,,,, , , ...,.. Eldred Spain Reporter .,A,,,,......,,, ,..AY,,,, S ylyia Rinehart PIANO Ann Paul Leland Glaze TROMBONES Marilyn Hc,nSOn Jack Snyder Byron Landers Tod Evans CELLOS ALTO CLARINET Qouglas Replogle VIOLINS Itonald Joyce Gerald Graves Eldon Graves Lee Kosmata Nell Paul Sylvia Rinehart Fern Corder Nancy Jones Gay Bus-singer Margie Bussingci' Sue Metcalf Laura Winkler Joan James Betty James Kay Boyer Patricia Elliot Margaret Hestand OBOES Juanita Garber Joyce Leedy Leah Rogers FLUTES Patricia Johnson MINT Ann Lindsev FFOSIH Bcmor Genevieve Thompson Dixie Stockdale Gay Stockdale CLAXRINETS VIOLAS Eldred Spain Richard Malone Patricia Lincicum Mary Wagaman Kay Smith BASS CLARINET' Barbara Spencer ALTO SAXOPHONF Jerry Quintard FRENCH HORNS Barbara Harris Barbara Blackford Vaudean Joslen Ann Wagner Gary Dennison CORNETS Glenn Stark Allan Tichenor Gerald Schaefer Bob Cochran Ronnie Oney Edwin Hoover VVayne Gillman STRING BASSES Gary Rogers Donald Fox TUBAS Robert Carr Don Kyger TYMI-'ANI James Fuget PERCUSSION James Spradling DIRECTOR Glen McDonald 3 g Yi Glen H. McDonald-Director Baum 0021714 I , Drum Corps Twirlers- Drum Corps Major- Helen Steele Dona Dee Morton Rhedi Williams Joyce Lee-dy Wilma Hoover fb 0011714 President ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ......... D ona Dee Morton Drum Major '......A..... .. .........,,,.AA,......,.,A., Dona Der Morton Vice President ,,,,....,, ........... B etty Thomas Assistant Major ....,.... ..................A...............,,,,Y H clen Steele Secretary ...,..,,,..t. Bertha Whitehead TWiI'l61'S ..........,.,,,,.. ......... Vi Vilma Hoover, Rhedl Williams Treasurer ,,,,,,,,, ......... N orma Curry Mascot ........ ,.....,,,.,,,,,,,,...............,,.i S ally Cockiell Reporter .....,.. .,i,Y.li J oan Jenefsky Director '.,,,.. .....,.., Glen McDonald AMERICAN FLAG Joyce Leedy CARTHAGE BANNER Martha Thompson TENOR DRUMS Josephine Smith Leona Reid Joan Jenefsky Barbara Piercy Charlotte Giehmann SNARE DRUMS Betty Swindle Loreta York Mary Bye Norma Curry Shirley Jenning-is Thelma Pruett Selba Hensley Mary Lou Morris Linda, Gilbreath Jenean Williams CYMBALS Audree Morgan Ruth Waters BUGLES Rosalie Lingle Frances Burt Esther Gibbc Marlyn Thomas Bertha Whitehead Betty Thomas Loretta Michael Margarettc Warrington BASS DRUMS Barbara Rector Mary Ann Harruff M3955 ,Lf 4,4 A, I 7 M4 glee glad TOP ROW --Patricia Johnson, Marjorie Landers, Judy liivhti-rs. Murlean Simmons. Mary Ann Serilock. Mary Byv, Marilin Sharon, Carulyn Clinton. Nancy Graalnight. Shirlvy Asher, II:-ls-n Jansc-n, Cen- 4-vivvu Thompson. 'I'IllllD ROVVH-Jr-nny K1-lh-V, lil-tty McMi1lian, Daphne f'urnn-ll, Uunstanci- Flanipzan, lihecli Williams, llc-vm-rly Coine-r, Vinh-i Nvlsun. Marlyn Thomas, Psfguy Long. Bobby Ann Haixuarnl, Jackii' Treat, Shirley Robinson. Sl'il'OND ROV' liarhara McVVilliams, Billii- Ann Glam-, Shirlwy llluyins. Juanita fiarlafr. Shirh-y VVax'cl- low. Sylvia llnrni-Il. laalisi- Hughi-s, Gay liussinfgm-l', Dvlurs-s Lanz-y, Juan lirwin. .14-aniv Randall. Marslaret Hau1.Zliaxria1l. Aliw- NYilsf1n. ISOTTUM ROW' Martha Smith. Duris Maxwc-ll. Kathryn Vliipsgrurin-i', liarbara l rvm'li. Juan Myn-rs. Iii-tty Prrliins. Joan Dayrim:4-r. Samlra Junkin, 1'hris1in4- Sln-rman, .-Xu4li'fw- Marian, laarsi Kl--iss. Hells-n Ilamillun, Call--Q-n Mcllmyun. 4 Ghafmfi 1,1- v:g'.,'.'-mf gfyi TOP ROW7l3a1'bara Iiaylvss, Ji-nvan Williams, Carol Mmm-. Pvmzy Su-mmnns. Carnlyn Sc-uit. Ja Anna Dyer, Kay Plumb. Jan:-1 Hassan. FIFTH ROW Phyllis Li-1-. Ju Ann Maxwell. Varmi-n Davis, Margarita Bussinpzi-r. Tlnllma Piuctt, Mary Ann Harruff, Janicn- Ralston. Linda Lew. Shilah Rnlvvrtson. Jane Rawlings, Marian Scott. Janc llailc-ly, FOURTH ROVV--Nancy Ta-ill, Mary Matthcws, Shirlvy IN-ntun, Norma Stiles, Sui- Vllaalfill. Vat Sanxlidgu-, liosoniarin- Heclwrt, lhitiy Hall, Ronda Potti-r. Doris Mvlugin. .-Xrline Di-nnis, THIRD ROVV--Ji-anvttw L'art4-r. Dorothy Davis. Margie Young, Li-itie Russell. Hn-li-n Mc'l'unni-ll, Christina Maste-rson, Linrla Gilhrvaxli, Linfla Harrington, Di-lm-is Tnrnn-r. Laralef- Gillnm, Sally Winn. SECOND ROVV -Kay llansfnrml, Sharon Clinton. Marc-ia Gund. Viola Mills. Ruby Lvka, liarhara Perkins. liarbara Gri-mwy, Anni- Turnauu, Se-lba Hensli-y, llayi- Myvrs, Clrona Skinni-r. BOTTOM ROVV --.li-an Wln-i-li-r, Ann VVagf:orn-1'. IN-irxry Ts-rrvl, Bnnnii- I-Irivksun, D4-lori-s Welch, Pai Iioyer, Shirley liarnvit, Nancy Hoilgus, Martha Ann Dllnlxlv, l'3ai'lJax'a Cmnnhs. Ruth VVai4-rs. Loralla Clymr-r. Ahsvnt When Picturs- Was Taki-n f-fliayma Logrgritt. ,fzzlqw ew, ' 13 W ,W J S, J-,Mp-. awww-1 TOP HOWfJoanno Ross, Paulinu Erwin, Dclorm-s Duke, Saunclra King, Bc-vorly Edmondson, Holly Fishcr, Collwn Henry, Phyllis Downvy. Sun- M1-tcalf, Nancy Swarens. FOURTH ROW-fNancy Van Fla-vt, Barbara Plumb, Sandra K1-star, liutty Whitvheacl, Mary Ann Kirk, Betty Dayringzer, Shirley Locarni, Nancy Turnaga-, Karen Moss, Marilyn Honson, Phyllis Hopkins. THIRD ROW-Charlottv Whitakvr. Maxine Young, Molliv Berry, Frances Potter, Janet livnschotvr, Gladys Smith, Rita Frede, Harriet McNernc-y, Peggy Adams, N1-ll Maria: Goll. SECOND ROWfNadim- Gubscr, Kathryn Row-r. Barbara Busby, Fm-rn Corclvr, Maryzarm-t Macfarlanv, Donna Denm-y, Barbara Harris, Jo Nammier, Donna Hartley. BOTTOM ROWfDonna Harris. Lena Alxbiatti, Vaunln-an Josh-n, Anno St. John, Ann Royl-r, Marilyn Mcfamish. Annettfl Long, Mariannm- Gardnc-r, Pat Moore. Carolyn Ealnly, Pat llogardus. Bcuf'4 Qlee Glad TOP ROW -Richarrl Pottorff, David Holm-rts. Lylv Trowluridgv. Waynu Mulugin. John Mc-l'onn1,-ll, Rohm-rt Smith, Eldrml Spain, Carleton Riddick, John Karr. llarry Alrlwiatti, MIDDLE ROWfLve- Kosmata, K--nnu-th Johnson, Davirl Ilall, .lorry Vogt, Paul l'll1'flllI1Q. Km-n McWilliams, Nval Maxwe-ll, John Ji-nefsky, Georgv Pope. Gvralrl S4-lim-fer. Max l'oi-mlonniefr. BOTTOM ROW Gary Hall, Us-eil Eppvrson, Bill Smith, Jack Turnagv, Stanlm-y Rvixl, Sylvia Rinehart, Donald Kloiss, Lynn Gubse-r. L+-Q Davis. Hcrschvl Hu-nson. Gafzl ' ' gall Ugftapdll 1. Beau' Monde BL-au' Gestc Z. Beau' Brummell and Bolle, Bollg and Bcau', Belle and Prof. 3. lieaux' Arts' Lu Conga, Une belle vus- Gcaajhaqinian .Queen 'KWH' erm ' eafzonaffhn NANCY NESBITT BACK ROW-Pat Royer, Alan Hoover, Saundra King, Danny Harbzxto, M1l1'gil1'9t Haughawout, David Hall. FRONT ROW-Mary Miller, Nancy Nesbitt, Don Edwzxlwls, Jon Mi'Nf1l'l19Q'. ea .. Q tm l r --Q f 3 3 ,f i 1 . 'Vx' V SM! 5 l STANDING-Carleton Riddick, Jerry Quintard, Ted Evans. Rita Frvcle, Anne St. John. Audree Morgan, Janet Benschoter. Tom Rawlings, George Adams, David Wood. SEATED- Nancy Van Fleet, Barbara Plumb, Mary Helen Bolts, Beverly I-'aulkns-r. Van llarlmnn, Sue- Turner. ABSENT-Rex Carter, Nell Marie Goll. Co-Editors .,.....,,.............. ...... M ary Helen Botts, Beverly Faulkner Co-Business Managers ........ Van Hartman, Curtis Rex Carter, Jr. Sponsors ,,,,,.,.............,....,,, Mr. Robert W1'ight, Mr. Earl Baumann -.ie 5:41, Audree Morgan Sue Turner Nancy Van Fleet Ted Evans Carleton Riddick David Wood George Adams Anne St. John Er-lls Nell Marie Goll Barbara Plumb Rita Frede Jerry Quintard Janet Benschoter Tom Rawlings 4.4.4. OFFICERS President .,,.,.,.,,,,, ,,,. W ayne Carter Vice President .... .... F red Williams Secretary ,..,..., ,..,. I toland Knight Treasurer ...,,... .,,, W ayne Melugin Reporter ..,.,,,,....,,,, ,,.... E ldred Spain Parliamentarian .,.,,. ...,,.,..., B ill Powell Sergeant-at-Arms ,,,.,,, ., ,Richard Jackson Adviser ,,,,,,,,,,,,,i,,,.,,, ,,,,,, L eon Hudson C1 51. i BACK ROW Meredith Howell, Jim Adams, Bob Corder, Roland Knight, Art Templr-man, Johnnie Harp, Riehxrd Jackson. Robert Griffith, Wayne Melugin, John Ross, Dale Jurtlan. SIXTH ROW -I-lldred Spain, Ross Riley, Marvin Frost, Glenn Spradley, Eddie McKay, Karl Brueggeman, Dean Gailiff. Virgil Riffee. FII-'TH ROW -Don Rusk. Bob Deitz, Virgil Erskin, Ronnie Oney, Bill Heisten. Don Spradley, Di-Wayne Cowan, Roy Steinkamp. Earl Hensley. FOURTH ROW'--Freenxan Wilson, Kenny McWilliams, Jerome Elder, Jim Deitz, Tommy Dabbs, Gary Cupp, Ted Wilks, Finis Cochran, Billy Powell, Harold Sewell, Mi-lvin Stiles. THIRD ROW -Richard Williams, Oscar Brill, Donald Hendrix, Ronald Wriyzht, Gary Rogers, Gerry Arner, Fred NVilliams, Kenneth Wheat, Carol Replogle, Ralph Replogle. SEFOND ROW- John Bouser, Bill Benschoti-r, Jim Stoll, Bob Paugh, David Hartley, David Kirk, Winsor McPherson, James Appelhans, Virgil Loveland, Gary Knost, Jerry Graber. FIRST ROVV- Larry Higgs, George Roper, Dale Bull, Oliver Harp, Wayne Carter. Mervin Ritchie, Richard Harp, Jerry Andrews. Kenneth Froelich, Lowell Hornback, Thomas Williams, Kenneth Tounton, Ronnie lirinii-s. The purpose oi' the F.F.A, is to encourage thrift, sportsmanship, cooperation, serv- ice, scholarship, leadership, character development, and improved agriculture. F.F.A, members rank high scholastically. The Parliamentary Procedure Team composed of Don Spradley, chairman, Wayne Carter, Harold Hartley, Jr., Roland Knight, Bill Powell, and DeWayne Cowan, and our public -speaking contestant, Bill Powell, competed in the State Contest at Columbia on April 24-25. Four of our chap- ter members received State Farmer Degrees for the year 1951-52 as follows: Wayne Carter, Bill Powell, DeWayne Cowan, and Don Spradley. Eldred Spain was one of six F.F.A. members chosen in the State of Missouri to play in the National F.F.A. Band which played for the National F.F.A. Convention in Kansas City, Missouri October 8-11. Seventy F.F.A, members completed a total of 125 productive projects with a total net income of bl448,lllJ0. Our chapter purchased a new Manley Popcorn Popper at a cost of 31245, which is used at school games and other community projects. The annual Future Farmers Parent and Son Banquet was held in May, at the other F.F.A. teams in the district. In February, we sponsored an assembly program and had as our guest speaker, Mr. William Markwardt of Joplin. The annual Future Farmers Parent. and Son Banquet was held in May, at the Drake Hotel. The purpose of this banquet is to promote closer comradeship between parents and the school and to make it possible for you to become better acquainted with us, Tlie Future Fzxrmers of America, and with our purposes as an organization. 4. 14. gadkefdaff '7eam 1-.A xx. Kwai Sqmq. F FA ? Q FFR ??'l BACK ROVV-Glenn Sprudlvy, Richard Jackson, Johnnie Harp, DeWayne Cowan, Roy Steinkump. FlRS'l' ROW-llilly Vowq-ll, Fred Williams, David Hartlvy, Hob Paugh. 4.4.4. 0 ' LEFT TO RIGHTiEldi'0d F. Spain, Wlxyne Ca1't01', Wzmyiiu Mvlugin, Fred Williams, Roland Knight, Bill Powell, Richard Jackson. fvaliancal '7fzMpican Social' President .....,,,,,,,, ,,,,.,,,,,, E ldl-ed Spain Vice President ....., ........ C arlcton Riddick SeCretz11'y Y,..A,,... ............ S ue Turner Treasurer ,,,,,. ...,,,..,. W ayne Carter Reportel '... .........., ....... B e verly Faulkner l'arlia1nentarian ...... i,..., M ary Helen Bottg Sponsor ,....i,,..,A,,,. ,.,..,... D oris Noblitt TOP ROW-John Ji-ncfsky, Ted Evans, Carleton Riddick, Bob Camus, Harold Hartley, Jr., L. J. Cun- ningham. SEVOND ROVV- Aiulreo Morgan, Sylvia Burnett, Nancy Van Fleet, Miss Doris Noblitt, Mary Helen Bolts, Sui- Turner, Betty Perkins. BOTTOM ROWffMary Iiye, Mary Ann Sedloek, Janet Benschoter, Rita Fredc, Beverly Faulkner, Harriet Mc-Nc-rncy. NOT l'lC'TURED fEldi't-il Spain, Barbara Plumb, George Adams. Wayne Carter, Donna Dcnnoy. The National Thespian Society, Troupe 208, was established daring the 1940-1950 year at Carthage High School. The Aims of the society are two fold: First to establish and promote standards of excellence in all phases of dramatic artsy second to create an active and intelligent interest in dramatic arts among the students. The motto of the society Act well your part: there all the honor lies. Their colors are blue and gold. The society meets monthly and the members participate in varied dramatic programs. This year on November Z3 the Thespians presented a three-act myst- cry drama entitled Nine Girls. Seventeen neil: members were formally initiated March 31 following a banquet held at the Drake Hotel. Sentara i RH Y FX John C21I't01'Gf ,,,,,,,,,,., Dr. Owen Hil1'dlIlf1',.. lillcn ......,.,.,.,,,,,,..,,,,,,,., Kathlven Dungannon Willie Ainlvy .,....,.....,, Kenneth Wayne ,,,,,,,,. Jercnliuh VVuyn4 -,,,,,, Moonyeen Clare l,,,,,,,,, Mary Clznw -,,,,,,,,,,,l,,,,. People of the Gznwlen I t un 1 ' 1 I1 4 Snllx VV 1 ul Ill 0 lmx 'XI new Mother! Father! Wally! Have you gone macZ?! 3 1 fc. gi , we ' Notice the delicate curve of the neck. A genuine Melipius Umbelltus Umbellusf' December 17th and 18th marked the dramatic triumph of the Junior class of 1952, when they presented the delightful comedy, The Little Dog Laughedl' by Vera and Ken Tarploy. Miss Doris L. Noblitt, speech instructor, directed the production which involved the hilarious situations arising with a budding psychologist in the family. THE CAST Laurie Huntington'--the budding psychologist --.. Barbara Plumb Sid Huntingtonfhead of the happy family ,.,,,,.... ,,f,Y,i, Martha Huntington-his sympathetic wife ,,...... ..,, VValIy Huntinyztone-the typical kid brother ,,,,...,,,,, Yin, ,, Virgil Riffee Mary Ann Sedlock ,W Curt Carter Gus 1Miss Gustave-skybfthe maid with romantic ideas , Betty Perkins Horatio P. Honeywellgthc object of her ideas ..,v, M-- George Phelps Mark llradford Laurie's romantic interest ..,,..,,.. ..,, B ud Schaefer Joan Wood VVally's girl friend ,,.,,,,,,,.....,. Ted Wood Sid's business rival ,,,,,,,,.... Lillian Woodfhis wife ..c,,... Ladies at the tea: Mrs, Amelia Dennis ..,,, Mrs. Caroline Blakesly .... Mrs. Grace Schoenbeck ..,,.. Mrs. Walola Breckenridge ,,- ,J llarbara French , Tom Rawlings .. Loretta Frede Donna Hartley .,.. Saundra King Barbara Harris anet BCHSChOtSl' Theresa lirown ,,,,,,,..,, --- Vaudean Joslen Passers hy: Newslvoy ,,,,,,,,,,. ..,,, .,,.,. - ....,....., W 2 lyne Gillman Man and little dog --- ,W Stanley Recd and Tinker Plumb Woman and her son --- ccc, Dixie Cowan and Ronald Smith Racfia Glad TOP ROW- Curt C'aru-r, Eldrvd Spain, Tom Rawlings. Sidney Johnson, Ray f'artvr, Robert Smith. John Jenefsky, Gt-orgrv Phelps, Bill Powc-ll. SECOND ROWv JLlll5' Richters, Jam-t Easson, Charlotte Giehmann, Jane Rawlings, Mary liyv, Sue Mot- calf. Constanct- Flanigan. Kart-n Moss, Van Hartman, Barbara French, FIRST ROWVfAutlrt-tt Morgan, Katha-ryn VVa1:nm', Cullum-n Mc-Guxvcn, Barbara Plumb, Herbert Smith, Frank June-s, Jr., Mary Helen Botts, Annn- St. John, Barbara Bryant. Radial GM t'Open to all students at all times is the by-'zvorfl for lmembershllp to the Radio Club. This organization presents Hi-School H17-Liles , the nfeek- ly radio show, over loeal station KDMO. The programs are planned, as- sembled, anrl presented by the sturlent memlaers. Great enjoyment and helpfnl training are clerlyecl from quiz sessions, panel cliseusszfons, talent nnnzbelrs, plays, l7Lf67'7.77'0?lfS, news coverage, etc. that are featured through- out the year. The faculty aclfviser is Miss Katheryn Collier. 7i?8'2 '7cafe4 Editor .....,,,..,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,.... B everly Faulkner Assistant Editor ...,,,,,. ........ B arbara Harris Business Manager ......,, ....,., V an Hartman Circulation Manager ...,,,,,,Y,,.,,,,., ,,,,,,,,.,,, S ue Turner Senior Sketch Editor -,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.. ,.,..,.,......., K a ren Moss Faculty Sketch and Club Editor ,....,...,,,,...,.,..,,..... Mary Helen Botts Sports Editor ...,.....,,...,,......,..,r,.,.,.,..,,,,..A.rr,,..,...,,,,,,,,..,, Tom Rawlings Tiger Chops Editors ,,,,,,, ,,,,,, D onna Denney, Betty Perkins R. O. T. C. Editor ..r,...,., ......,,,,,,,,...,,,.i,,,..,,,,,,............ F rank Jones Exchange Editor .,i,,r,.,,i,rr,,,r,,...,,,,,..r,.........,,,....,,,,.,.,.,..,... Billy Wrage Special Reporters ....,,,,,,,.,,,,..,, Saundra King, Mary Ann Sedlock Typists ,,,,,,,,,...,...,,,, Iris Edwards, Peggy Schaefer, Anne St. John, Dixie Curran Sponsors .,..,,,,.,r..,,,..,.,...,,l. Mrs, Kathryn Smith, Mr, A. H. Rogers TOP ROVV fDelores I.am-y, lfrniik Jones. lieverly lfaizlkni-i', Rex Uarter, Mnry Ann Sedlock, Tom Rawlings, Karen Moss, Sziilriilni King, Betty Perkins. BOTTOM ROVV' Vanmlenn Joslen, Mary Helen Butts, Sui- Turner, Donna Di-nney, Nancy Swzirens, Connie Flzinifrun, Vnn Hzirtmnn, Iris Ellwnrfls, Bnrbzirzi Harris, Anne St. John. NOT l'IC'TURED -Billy W'r:iyze. TIGER TALES the school's newspaper publication. It was estab- lished in 79.35, and has continued as an all-school publication since that date. Students interestecl in newspaper publication meet with the sponsors early in September, and elect an eclitor and staff assistants. This year TIGER TALES inaagnratecl the plan of having the paper printed by a printer, thus malfainy it similar to a real newspaper. This plan, nfith the invaluable help of the sponsors, Mrs. Kathryn Smith and Mr. A. H. Rogers, and the backing of the entire staclent bocly, has been suecessful. The issues afere printed on the average of one every two months. The last issue is usually dedicated to the seniors. rqfliawziafnd OFFICERS lst. Semester 2nd, Semester President ,,,,,,,,,.,, .,,,, X lan Hartman ...,.. ....,. H arriet McNerney Vice President ,,,,. ,.,.. S ue Turner ..,, ...... S ue Turner Seei-etgii-y ,,,,,,,,,Ae, ,,,,, R ita Frede .... .,.... N ancy Van Fleet Treasurer ,, ,.,.. Mary Butts .,,,.., ...... M ary Botts Reporter- ,,,,,, ,,,,, N ancy Turnage .... ...... M argxaret MaCfa1'lane Critic ,i,i,,,,, .,Y,, K ai-on Moss ..,,......... .,.... N 'an Hartman Guard ,.........,,,....,,,.....,..,,,,.....,,. Harriet lVICNG1'HQy' ,........,,,...... Shirley Locarni TOP ROW -Nancy Turnaxru, Harriet MrNcrnL-y, Shilah Rohm-rtson, Shirlf-y Lon-arni. Jane liixwlingzs, Loretta Fi'vrlu, Mary liyo. Mary Ann Svsllock, Constance Flanigan, Hollin- Fisliur, Marilyn Hs-nson, Saunclra King. THIRD ROW- -Nancy Van Fleet, Delores Turnn-r. Rita I-'rn-Ale. Shirley Robinson. Jo Ann Dyer. Van Hart- man. Hull-n Janson. Karl-n Moss, Nancy Swarvns, Sally VVin4-, Carol Moore, Marfzarl-t Mn-farlanm-, Nancy Homljres. SECOND ROW 'Pat Sanclrrs, Nancy Lodi, Mary Hs-lvn Bolts. Sue Turner, Laralw Gillum, Daphnv Cornell, Donna Hartley, Sharon Clinton, Sylvia Rinehart, Lottie- Russell, lil-ity P4-rkins, Margaret Maxwell. BOTTOM ROVVflionni4- Erickson, Marixarvt Hauirhawout. Carolyn liclcly, Mariannr Gardner, Barbara P1-rlxins. Miss Pim-rc-y. Sandra Junkin, Ann Turnagrr, Kay Hansforfl. Donna Harris. 14 The Allrzlrfan Literary Soeiefy, fonnclecl in 7905, is fhe olflesf elnln in Carthage High. The 48 members oneef every z'n'o fzreelfs y'z'1'h fhe elyb sponsor, Miss Piercy. This year, as eyery year, a chalrify program was Carried on. In the early fall the nzernbers helrl a Tag Day, fhe proceeds being 'used for char- 'ify rzrork. Funds were glren fo fhe Salrafion Army fo be used for Chlrisf- nzas baskefs for needy families and fo ihe Confznzynlfy Chesf. The elulfs soeial flC'?L1'l'lflC'S sfarfecl n'1'fh a hanzburger fry for fhe neu' nzenlbers anfl fhen fhe forlnal lnltlaitlon cllnner was helcl December 7:2 af the Broadview Country Clab. The Annual Tri-Club Dance was held Jan- uary 19 in fhe new high school gymnasium. The rery suceessfiul year was bronghf fo a close when fhe seniors were honored by fhe ynclerelassmen nrith, a Spring formal Tri-Clnb Dance. 1qf1.i4lianian .filiefzafuf Socially President ..........,.. Vice President ,,,A. ..... Secretary ...........,. Treasurer Reporter ,................ ,.... Critic ....................,.,... ,.... Sergeant-at-Arms Parliamentarian .,.... ..... OFFICERS lst. Semester Beverly Faulkner Janice Huggins ...,.. ,,,, Barbara Williams Linda Wcebb ,.,........ ...,.. Arlene MCVay .... Janet Benschoter Pat Loafman .,.,.. Lee Bolyard ,,7,.. 2nd Semester Barbara Williams ,,JaniCe Huggins Linda Webb Beverly Faulkner Arlene MCVay Pat Loafman Janet Benschoter Barbara French TOP ROW---Linda Webb, Suv Metcalf, Linda Lee, Lev Bolyard, Beverly Coiner, Marilyn Sharon, Janiu Ralston, Connie Roberts, Carolyn Clinton, Ros:-marie Heckert, Janice Huggins, Barbara Williams, Frances Potter. FOURTH ROWfShirley Fenton. Noll Paul, Beverly Faulkner, Betty MeMillian. Ann Paul, Arlc-no McVay, Rhonda Potter, Pat Johnson. Mary Ann Kirk, Joyei- Lee-fly. Sylvia Burns-tl, Janet Benscholi-r. THIRD llOxNv'AllCll'6C Morgan, Lavon Marsden, .loan Maxwell, Phyllis Lev, Shirley VVarcllow, Marjorii Iiannlrrs, Judy Richter, Joan Erwin, Susan Griggs. Mary Waeaman, Carol Chapman. SECOND ROWf fBarbara liryon, Vauclean Joslen, Alien- VVilson. Jeanette Carter. Linda Harrington. Mary Ann Iiinulsey, Miss Doris Noblitt, Juanita Garber, Fm-rn Uorrler, Anna May Royer, Louisa- Hughes, Ann Waizgonvr. ITOTTOM ROWfBarbara Combs, Barbara Gregory, Martha Ann Dunklr-. Ruby la-ka, Barbara l rs'nrli, Patsy lioyrardus, Jerry Ann Sharp, Pat Loafman, llarbara Harris. NOT PICTURED--Kay Plumb, Barbara Plumb. A . The Aristonians completed a inost sneeessful year daring 1957-52, under the leadership of Miss Doris N oblitt. The elnb partieiynated in inany eoniinnnity and school activities in- elnding initiation of JU new nienibers in the form of a nfiener roast, a candy and baked goods sale, penny supper, Mother-Daughter Banquet, and entering ai float in the football parade. Also the club joined with the other two societies in a eolce party at the first of the year for nen' students, spring dance and Tri-Club Dance. Aristonians contributed to the Junior Red Cross, the Red Cross, Marreh of Dimes and other fzoorthy 0'I'fjlI,'l'l,lZIlliZ0?7,S. President ,.....,,., ...... Vice President ..... ...... Secretary ........ .,.... Treasurer ..... Reporter ..,r Guard ..,.r Critic ....7,, qmfziand OFFICERS lst. Semester Charlotte Whitaker VVV,, ,.,r, Maxine Young .....,,,,, A,,, , . Nancy Nesbitt ...,,,. ...... Jo Nappier ....... Y,.,,,. . Donna Denney ....., .,... Pat Moore ...,........ ..... Sally Woodard ..V. .VY.. 2nd, Semester Maxine Young Dixie Curran Peggy Schaefer Nadine Gubser lo Nappier Marilyn McCarnish Pat Moore BACK ROW Nell Marla Goll, Barbara Mc-VVilliams, llarbara Bayltsw. Marian Scott, Elizahcth Hensley, Beverly Edmondson, Margaret Starlt, Jackie- Tre-at. Dixie Curran, Dona Morton. Carol Adams. SECOND ROW-Billie Ann Glaze, Jo Nappier. Nadine Gubscr, Jane Hailey. Carolyn Scott, Carmen Dell Davis, Donna De-nney, Cllmarlotto Whitaker, Shirley Blevins, Barbara Pace. BOTTOM ROVVfAnne St. John. Shirley Barnett, Patricia Moore, Peggy Schaefer, Darlene- Montgomery, Sally lfVoodard, Mrs. Smith, Delores Lanny, Margie Ann Young, Marcia Good, Nancy Nesbitt, Rayma Le-ggitt. The Olympian Literary Society is one of the oldest literary societies in Carthage High. It was organized in 1909. The society has endeavored to maintain and promote the high standards of our school. The club col- ors are purple and gold. The club flower is the purple iris and the motto is Always Ready. The Olympians have contributed this year to the Community Chest, Red Cross, and the Salvation Army Christmas Fund. The club has participated in many activities, the Tri-Club Dance, the Spring Dance and various other club parties. The club has had a very busy, but enjoyable year thanks to its spon- sor. Mrs. Kathryn Smith and its forty members. Virginia Emerick Daphne Cornell Gay Busfsingei' ,.,,,, ,,.,.. Ellen Ogden ..... Frank Jones .,,,, Alice Wilson ..... OFFICERS First Semester Second Semester President ...,,,,...,, ...,,,. l larbara Bryan Vice President ,..,. ,,,..,, J ohn Sisler Secretary ,,,,,,,,,. ,...,.. F rank Jones Treasurer ..,. ..,,,.. J ack Snyder Critic ,,,...... Reporter ,Y,,,, .....,.Robert Nowell .......Ca1-mon Davis TOP ROW -Frank Jones, Les- Kosmata, Ellen Ogzclx-n, Ronnie- Higgins. John Sislc-r, Robert Nowell, Jo Ann Hoclkin, Wylma Spurgeon, Margie liussinger, Kay Boyer. MIDDLE ROWfl'iois Sullivan, Billy Gallup, Jack Snyrlc-r, llarliarai lie-ctor, Vaxrmen D:-ll Davis, Rose Marie lleckert, Karen Moss, Gay Bussinger. BOTTOM ROW-Y-li:ll'bal'a liryan, Edith Ellen, Janet lienseliotvr, Dziphne C'orn1-ll, Sanxlru Jilnlxin, Alice Wilson, Virginia Em:-rick. Glad The Spanish Clnb, organized in 1920, has had a very aetiye year. Owing to the unusual amount of talent in the elub it 11resen.terl tivo pro- grams, one in the high school assembly on January 25th, and the other for the Music Club, on March 10th, in the Methodist Church. The name of the play was En El Cafe Imperial. Some of the elnb members furnished musical numbers for a meeting of the elab of the Business and Profes- sional Women on February 25th. At Christmas time the elnb held a Pinata party. In the March meet- ing, Mrs. G. G. Bryan told of her trip to Costa Rica. Pan American Day in April was observed by a banquet at the Dralce Hotel. io, ear OFFICERS President ......,.....,... ........,. L . J, Cunningham Vice President ,.,... ,,,,,.. H arold Hartley, Jr Secretary .......... ,.........,,. W illiani Holiday Treasurer ...,... .....,..,.............,. T om Geisert Sponsor ,...... ......, M 1'. Robert M. Wright TOP ROW'--Rob Lloyd, John Sisln-r. Ronald Richter, David Roberts. Larry Dunlmhy. Danny Harbato, Roln-rt Smith, Malcolm Rosenthal. Gary Wilfln-y, David Wood. MIDDLE ROW-f-Rex Carter. Douglas Reployxlc-, David Hall, Georgia- Phelps, Ben Johnson, George Adams, Carleton Riddick, Max i'o1'donnie1'. BOTTOM ROWfT0m Rawlings. Roy Mayes, Harold Hartley, L. J. Cunningham. liill Holiday. Gene Kelli-rmi-ye-r, Tom Geisert, Mr. Robe-rt XVriy:ht. NOT PIC'TUREDgEddi4- Jones, Don Fikr-, Frank Birkhead, James Spradlimr, Danny VVoodard. Marion VVOod, Ray C':u'tPx', Rodney Hendrickson. Kei, em The Key Club of Carthage, Missouri, was organized February IZ, 1951, getting its charter on the .wth of March, 1951. They hold their weekly meetings each Thursday at the Grace Episcopal Church Parish House. The growth and dezfelopment of unwu'a1'ering inidiivirluals u'ho can render .service to their .school is the aim of Key Clubs, from address by Dr. HlJ'll,'fL'l'Cl Hill on Charter Night. Mr. Robert M. Wright is the Faculty sponsor for the Key Club. Last year - Held ice cream social and helped Kiwanis ufith their pancake supper, pmt out Red Cross posters, sold street signs, ivorlfed at Fair Acres cleaning and deliifering springs, and took charge of chartering bus to Columbia. S' Glad OFFICERS President .......A....... ......,...................., .......... M a x Stanton Vice President wY...... ................,..., ,,.... A r t Templeman Secretary-Treasurer-Reporter ...,..,.,.......,..,.,,v,.,,.,....,, Shirley Blevins Sponsors .........,...,Y..... Mr. J. C. Bussinger, Mr, Stanley E. Letcher TOP ROW -Dnvicl Curry, Don Murray, Tom liorniston, Ben Johnson, Ray Koster, liob News-ll, Art Te-mph-man, Paul Flu-ming, Elgar Armstrong. MIDDLE liOWfShirley Blevins, Bobby Joe Patterson, James lhirlow, Virgil Riffee, Lx-roy Hn-ss, Don Hudson, Ronnie Higgins, Mack Stanton, Jack Snyder. BOTTOM ROW John Shrewsbury, Bobby Hess. Nell Paul. M1ll'l!i1I'itfl liussinpfer. Gay liussimrc-r, Czirms-n Doll Davis. lhlgzggy Adams, Irene Baile-y, Shirley Jennings. Science Glad The purpose of the Science Club is ture-fold, KU To encourage interest in Science. 122 To give students a chance to urorlc with scientific proeedu.re, and to give scientific reports. The nieetings were held every tivo weeks in the Cheniistry Rooni. At these meetings, Scientific Movies were shown, reports uvere given fol- lowed by a discussion period. Because of the great iniportance of Science in our every day life uve feel this club will grow in the years to conie. Today's frontiersinan does not wear a coon slain cap or shoulder a hunting rifle. More likely, he is 'wearing a laboratory apron and irielding a .stirring rod. For when Pacific shores halted the country's uzestufard niovenient, Anieriea's pioneering spirit kept flaniing in our nations sci- cntists! ,lla-W V K fl, - Q A ,,., , . ,pf A 4,5 ,, .l my ml me in f WK ,L,AWAW Ah ww :L vf ig,,f?ff'S W. T ppp. KI . ri ' VVL. 1 335 I E xl M . A ga Q . , i-if ,J , TOI' ROVV -M1-lvin llrown. Duxinl lirwlwrls, Kvnuy l'lihl'li'l'. Szxnuxw-ls. l'lI'ilIlli llivlif. 5 I N mffi licmnii- lvlurlaxtt. limlrwy Hwnrl1'ir'ksmi, liill li0'l l'0lVl ROVV Vlliyliv l':1i'14-r. lVl:lx l'm'Twl'. Alln-11 Hmuvm-V, Glenn Slvrzlmlley, liulm 'l'lmnipsm1, D:1vi4l llzxll. .250 Glad , .3 . . ,Q f , ,mimi, , TOP ROVV Bryon lizuulers, Warn-n liinrlsmfy, Bob Camus, Lyle Trmvbrinlge, limb Wilson, Danny Wimvr, liunzilml Joycn-. THIRD ROW-Jzxnir-s l ug'vI. Gary Dm-unison. Oi-ville Bishop, Don l'l1lW:11-mls, Neil Smith, Vz1l,Qvm- Smith, livn lizxlicovli, Lloynl Oslmrm-, lilltllly Kimlurw. NYilliz1n1 Hoclwtt, Marion VVoo1l. SECOND KOVV llilly Kelly, Lvlmy' Slizirp. Dzuwvll Again, Connin- Hulismm. Iiichzirrl M1111-huvl, Dumilfl Smith, lmlzinml Glam-. Russell Smith, .lame-s Sclmoler, ll1fl1'l'X Allbiniti. llO'l l'0M NOW' lVIzu'Q:x1'uT Mzixxu-ll, Nnrmu i'urx'y, L1-Lmzi R4-ill, l'm-Qpry lionar. llul'lm1'a lluyll-rs, Marilyn lllnsml. .luun .lzim-s, .lusvphiiir Smith, IH-rn Sn-yplirill, L:nlx'zx XYinlilwl', Cheese Cake burn Neosho Max gg ,N 5257's W,-am fi -:ff Jr. Class Play Jim Expression! 7 UP? Shiluh strides Abbiatti, Harry Lee 14, 42, 43, 50, 51, 63, 80. Abbiatti, Lena Mae 14, 63. Adams, Carol Jean 14, 76. Adams, Peggy Maude 14, 63, 79. Anderson, Frank Dean 14. Babcock, Ken 14, 80. Back, Gayle 14, 42, 44, 80. Berry, Mollie Ann 63. Bishop, Orvale 14, 80. Botts, Mary Helen 1, 2, 12, 14, 34, 35, 66, 69, 70, 72, 73, 74. Brown, Melvin 14, 80. Brueggernan, Karl 14, 67. Busby, Barbara 14, 63. Capps, Bob 12, 14, 34, 35, 42, 43, 69 70, 80. Carter, Wayne 14, 35, 52, 53, 67, 68, 80. Clair, Fred 14, 35, 42, 43, 46. Clubb, Jim 14, 42, 44. Coffey, Jane 14. Cordonnier, Max 12, 13, 14, 34, 35, 42, 44, 63, 78. Crumply, Jewel 14. Cunningham, L. J. 13, 14, 35, 44, 50, 51, 54, 69, 70, 78. Curran, Dixie 14, 35, 76. Curry, Norma 14, 61, 80. Davis, Elnora 14. Dayringer, Betty 14, 63. Denney, Donna 14, 35, 63, 70, 73, 76. Downey, Phyllis 14, 63. Duke, Delores 7, 14, 63. Eddy, Carolyn 14, 63, 74. Edmondson, Beverly 14, 63, 76. Edwards, Don 13, 14, 34, 35, 65, 80. Edwards, Iris 14, 73. Emerick, Virginia 14, 77. Erwin, Pauline 14, 63. Evans, Ted 14, 42, 45, 46, 55, 58, 59, 66, 69, 70. Faulkner, Beverly 1, 2, 12, 15, 34, 35, 66, 69, 70, 73, 75. Fike, Don 7, 15. Fisher, Kenneth 13, 15, 50, 51, 54, 80. Frede, Rita 15, 63, 66, 69, 70, 74. Geisert, Tom 15, 42, 43, 50, 51, 78. Gencks, Lola Jo 15. Glaze, Leland 15, 42, 43, 58, 59, 80. Gail, Nell Marie 15, 35, 63, 76. Grauberger, Oscar 15. Gray, Jerry 15, 42, 44. Gubser, Nadine 15, 63. Guinn, Max 15. Harp, John 15, 67, 68. Harris, Donna 15, 63, 74. Harris, Ernest 13, 50, 51. Hartley, Harold 15, 41, 42, 44, 69, 70, 78. Hartley, David 15, 67, 68. Hartman, Van 15, 35, 40, 42, 66, 72, 73, 74. I Seniou fnclwx Heaton, Ralph 15. Hendrix, Don 15, 67. Henry, Colleen 15, 63. Henson, Marilyn 11, 15, 58, 59, 63, 74, 80. Hobson, Connie 15, 80. Hockett, Bill 15, 42, 43, 50, 51, 80. Holiday, Bill 15, 35, 41, 42, 44, 70, 78. Huggins, Janice 15, 75. Jacobs, Harold 15. Jennison, Herbert 15. Johnson, Sidney 15, 42, 44, 72. Jones, Edward 15. Joyce, Ronald 15, 58, 59, 80. Kimbro, Charles 15, 43, 80. Kniht, Roland 15, 67, 68. Landers, Byron 15, 50, 51, 58, 59, 80. Lindsey, Warren 15, 80. Lingle, Rosa Lee 15, 61. Lloyd, Robert 16, 35, 42, 44, 78. Locarni, Shirley 16, 63, 74. Long, Peggy 16, 62. Lowe, Charline 16, 63, 80. McCamish, Marilyn 16. McCann, James 16, 42, 44, 50, 51, 52, 53. McKay, Edmond 16, 50, 51, 52, 53, 67. McKenney, Joel 16, 42, 44. McNe1-ney, Harriet 13, 16, 35, 40, 42, 56, 63, 69, 74. McVay, Arlene 16, 75. Macfarlane, Margaret 16, 40, 42, 63, 74. Matchael, Richard 16, 42, 43, 80. Maxwell, Doris 16, 62. Maxwell, Neal 16, 42, 44, 46, 63. Mayes, Roy E. 16, 42, 44, 46, 70, 78. Melugin, Wayne 16, 63, 67, 68. Mims, Dale 16, 58. Monroe, Harriett 16. Moore, Patricia 16, 63, 76. Moore, Vera 16. Moorehouse, Shirley 16. Morton, Dona Dee 16, 60, 76. Moss, Karen 16, 35, 63, 70, 72, 73, 74, 77. Murray, Don 16, 58, 70, 79. Nappier, Mildred CJOJ 16, 48, 63, 7 6. Nesbitt, Nancy 16, 35, 65, 76. Nixon, Wayne 16, 42, 43. Owen, Gerald 42, 43. Pace, Virginia 16. Patrick, Helen 16. Paugh, John Robert 16, 67, 68. Pendleton, D. Warren 16, 42, 44, 52, 53, 54. Plummer, Joe 16. Potter, Frances 16, 63, 75. Pottorff, Richard 11, 16, 42, 44, 51, 63. Quade, Alene 17. Reploggle, Carol 17, 58, 67. Replogle, Jo Ann 17. Richardson, Shirley 17. Richter, Ronald 17, 78. Riddick, Carleton 17, 35, 42, 44, 54, 63, 66, 69, 70, 78. Ritchie, Mervin 17, 67. Robert S, David 13, 17, 50, 51, 63, 78, 80. Rogers, Leah 17, 58, 59. Roper, Kathryn 17, 63. Rosenthal, Malcolm 17, 42, 43, 78. Ross, Joanne 17, 63. Rush, Don 50, 51. Samuels, Patricia 17. Sanders, Gary 17, 41, 42, 43. Schaefer, Peggy 17, 76, 80. Seypholt, Fern 17, 80. Sharp, Shore, Leroy 17. Freda 17 . Sites, Gloria 17. Slinkard, Barbara 17. Smith, Beulah 63. Smith, Bill 16. Smith, Eugene 17, 42, 43, 80. Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Snow, Southe Spain, Josephine 17, 61, 80. Neil 17, 52, 53, 80. Russell 17, 42, 43, 80. Valgene 17, 42, 43, 80. Doris 17. rn, Bill 17, 50, 51. Eldred 17, 55, 58, 59, 63, 67, 68, 70, 72. Spradley, Don 17, 35, 67. stark, Glenn C. 17, 42, 45, 46, 58, 59. st.J01m, Anne 17, 63, 66, 72, 73, 76 Templeman, Art 17, 42, 44, 67, 79. Templeton, Robert 17, 42, 43. Thompson, Bob 11, 17, 50, 51, 52, 53, 80. Trowbridge, Lyle 44, 63, 80. Turnage, Nancy 13, 17, 34, 35, 56, 63, 74. Turner, Sue 18, 34, 35, 40, 66, 69, 73, 74. Van Fleet, Nancy 18, 34, 35, 56, 63, 66, 69, 70, 74. Walker, Howard 18, 50, 51. Webb, Linda 18, 75. Welsh, George 18, 41, 43. Whitaker, Charlotte 18, 35, 40, 42, 63, 76. Whitehead, Betty 18, 63. Wilfley, Gary 18, 34, 42, 44, 78. Williams, Barbara 18, 75. Williams, Fred 18, 67, 68. Williams, Max 18, 42, 43, 45, 50, 51 Wilson, Robert 18, 80. Winkler, Laura 18, 58, 59, 80. Wood, Marion 18, 42, 43, 80. Woodard, Danny 18, 42, 43, 51. Woodard, Sally 18, 56, 70, 76. York, Loretta 18, 61. Young, Maxine 18, 63. Adams, George Curtis 20, 42, 43, 46, 47, 66, 78. Agan, Darrell L. 20, 43, 80. Barbato, Danny Edmond 19, 21, 50, 65, 78. Barlow, James Edward 21, 43, 79. Baugh, Shirley Colleen 22. Benschoter, Bill 22, 67. Benschoter, Janet Leona 23, 34, 35, 56, 63, 66, 69, 75, 77. Benson, Marie 33. Birkhead, Frank R., Jr. 23, 33. Blackford, Barbara Anne 20, 58, 59. Bogardus, Patsy Lee 21, 63, 75. Bolyard, Hazel Lee 21, 75. Bryan, Barbara Ann 23, 72, 75, 77. Call, Donald Howard 22. Carter, Curtis Rex 42, 43, 46, 47, 71, 72, 73, 78. Carter, Ray Harris 13, 23, 34, 42, 44, 52, 72. Chrisman, Velma Jeanette 33, 47. Clay, Johnny Joe' 19, 20, 42, 43. Cochran, Finis Allen 21, 67. Coiner, Loyd Lester 21, 42, 44, 52. Cooper, Larry Dean 22. Corder, Bob Leon 22, 43, 50, 67. Corder, Fern Arlene 20, 55, 57, 58, 59, 63, 75. Cornell, Helen Daphne 23, 62, 74, 77. Covgan, Bernard DeWayne 22, 67, 6 . Cowan, Dixie Carol 21. Darnel, Bruce 33. Davis, Pharis Lee 20, 63. Dayringer, Jim 19, 20. Deal, Louise 21. Deitz, James Allen 33, 67. Deitz, Robert Allen 33, 67. Dennison, Gary O, 22, 42, 45, 58, 59, 80. Duckett, John 22, 43, 50. Dunphy, Larry 23, 43, 45, 50, 52, 78. DuVall, Larry 20, 42, 44, 52, 58. Evans, Betty 20. Fisher, Hollie 33, 63, 74. Fitzwater, Jerry 21, 42, 44, 58. Fox, Donald 22, 58. Frede, Loretta 22, 71, 74. Freeland, Rowena 23. French, Barbara Ann 23, 62, 71, 72, 75. Frost, Marvin 23, 42, 44, 67. Figget, James 20, 42, 45, 55, 58, 59, 0. Gatliff, P, Dean 33, 67. Gardner, Marianne 20, 63, 74. Gillman, Wayne, 19, 58, 59. Graham, Verma 20, 33. Greenup, George 22, 50 Gripka, Beverly Indra Harp, Oliver B. 23, 67. Harris, Barbara 23, 35, 58, 59, 63, 73, 75. Harris, Mickey 21, 50. Hartley, Donna 21, 63, 74. Hendrickson, Rodney 20, 42, 43, 52 80. Hensley, Elizabeth 21, 76. Henson, Herschel 19, 21, 34, 44, 63 Hood, Robert, 22. Hoover, Edwin 22, 43, 50, 58, 59. Hoover, Wilma 23, 60. Hopkins, Phyllis 21, 63. Hughes, Louise 21, 62, 75. Jackson, Richard 33, 67, 68. James, Joan 58, 59, 80. Janney, David 20, 42, 43, 50, 54. Jenefsky, Joan 23, 61. Johnson, Atha Jean Johnson, Ben 33, 43, 78, 79. Jones, Nancy 23, 58, 59. Jordan, Dale 33, 67. Joslen, Vaudean 20, 34, 59, 63, 73, 75. Kaughman, Dorothy Louise 20. Kelly, Bill 21, 43, 80. Kester, Ray 33, 43, 79. Kester, Sandra 21, 63. King, Saundra 22, 34, 56, 63, 65, 73, 74. Kirk, Mary Ann 23, 63, 75. Kleiss, Louise 62. Laney, Delores 20, 62, 73. Leedy, Joyce 23, 58, 59, 60, 61, 75, 76. Lincicum, Pat 21, 58, 59. Loafman, Pat 20, 75. Long, Annette 21, 63. McChesney, Wayne 22, 34. McConnell, Paul 22, 42, 44, 52, 54. Malone, Richard 23, 50, 57, 58, 59. Marlatt, Ronald 23, 52, 80. Masterson, Kenny Matheny, Robert 20. Maxwell, Margaret 20, 74, 80. 7 Metcalf, Carolyn Sue 21, 58, 59, 63, 72, 75. Montgomery, Sarah Darlene 76. Mounce, Norma 23. Myers, Joann 33, 62. Nelson, Violet 20, 62. Ogden, Ellen 20, 77. Osborne, Lloyd 21, 44, 80. Overton, Alvin 21, 42, 43. Page, Norman 20, 45, 46. Parrill, Etcyl 22, 52. Paul, Eva 22, 55, 58, 59, 75. Perkins, Betty 23, 56, 62, 69, 71, 73 74. Phelps, George 23, 35, 42, 43, 46, 71, 72, 78. Plew, Gladys 20. Plumb, Barbara 20, 63, 66, 71, 72. Powell, Billy 20, 67, 68, 72. Pratt, Virginia 20. Preston, Edward 21, 44. Quintard, Jerry 21, 35, 42, 45, 46, 55, 58, 59, 66. Randall, Nola Jeanie 22, 62. Rawlings, Lewis Thomas, Jr, 35, 42, 43, 46, 47, 66, 71, 72, 73, 78. Rector, Barbara 23, 61, 77. Reed, Stanley King 23, 33, 42, 43, 63. Reid, Leona Mae 61, 80. Riffee, Virgil 22, 58, 67, 71, 79. Riley, Ross 21, 44, 67. Riley, Ruth 21. Rogers, Barbara 22, 80 Rogers, Paul James Ross, John Leroy 23, 67. Royer, Anna May 23, 63, 75. Sanders, Pat 20, 74. Schooler, James 19, 21, 42, 44, 80. Sedlock, Mary Anne 21, 62, 69, 71, 73, 74. Schaefer, Gerald Boyd, Jr. 20, 55, 58, 59, 63, 71. Six, Eulla Mae 22. Smith, Donald Dean 23, 44, 80. Smith, Gladys 23, 58, 59, 63. Smith, Harry 50. Smith, Herbert Webster 20, 44, 72. Snider, Shirley Jean Speer, Sharron 20. Spencer, Barbara Mae 21, 58, 59. Spgadgey, Glenn Odell 22, 33, 50, 67 8, 0. Spradling, James R. 33, 55, 58, 59. Steele, Hellen Ruth 22, 50. Steele, Liona 20. Steinkamp, Roy Ervin 50, 67. Stocker, Richard Wallace 23. Stout, William Harry 20, 54. Stukey, Lucille Ellen 20, 35. Sullivan, Lois Jacqueline 21, 77. Swarens, Nancy Lee 21, 63, 73, 74 Sweet, Paul 22. Tatum, La Vera 20. Thomas, Marlyn Faye 23, 61, 62. Tichenor, Allan Meloy 33, 42, 44, 55, 58, 59. Trout, Jack Lee Tuggiage, Everett Jackson 21, 44, Vogt, Jerry Lee 52, 63. Wagaman, Mary Margaret 20, 55, 58, 59, 75. Waisner, Myrdith Eugene 22, 42, 44, 46. Wheeler, June Marie 33. Wimer, Danny Joe 80. Wirth, Eddie William Wrage, Billy 20, 35, 44. Adams, Jim L, 26, 44, 67. Armstrong, Elgar William 26, 43, 79. Asher, Shirley Catherine 27, 62. Back, Estel Leon 27, 45, 52. Baugh, Pat Anne 28. Blankenship, Donald Lee 26, 44. Blevins, Shirley Ann 26, 62, 76, 79. Bolyord, Robert Henry 27, 43. Boyer, Julia Kay 27, 58, 59, 77. Brown, Jerry H. 28. Buerge, Mary Louise 33. Burnett, Sylvia Jo 26, 62, 69, 75. Burniston, Tom Richard 27, 79. Burt, Francis Cleone 27, 61. Bussinger, Guinevere Gay 28, 58, 59, 62, 79. Bye, Mary Margaret 28, 61, 62, 69, 72, 74. Carnahan, Tony Joe 26, 43. Carr, Robert Leslie, Jr. 26, 45, 58, 59. Chandlier, Edward Vernon 26, 43. Chapman, Carol Jean 27, 58, 75. Clinton, Carolyn Joyce 27, 62, 75. Cochran, Robert Wayne 33, 44, 58, 59. Coiner, Beverly Ann 28, 62, 75. Cole, Erma Jean 26. Cole, Harold Franklin 26, 43. Coleman, Jackie Lee 27, 43, 50. Conner, Billy Lee 25, 28, 44. Cook, Fred Thompson 28. Cox, Mary Pearl 26. Crow, Dale Junior 26. Crusa, Bill Eugene 33, 44, 50. Cunningham, Rachel Mildred 27. Cupp, Gary W. 28, 44, 67. Curry, Agnes Rose 28. Curry, Jonnie Dale 26, 45, 50. Curry, William Keith 26, 45, 50, 52, 54. Dabbs, Thomas Fletcher 27, 67. Dayringer, Mary Joan 27, 62. Dreier, Kieth Sherman 28, 52. Eden, Edith Mae 28, 77. Edwards, Martha Dell 28. Edwards, Mary Bell 28. Elder, Jerome N. 28, 43, 67. Eliason, Donald Lee 26, 43, 50. E erson Cecile Howard 27, 43, 63. PP, , Erwin, Joan 26, 62, 75. Flanigan, Connie 28, 34, 62, 72, 73, 74. Fike, Charles Gordon 28, 52. Fleming, Paul Watson 27, 63, 79. Ford, Ronnie 27. Garber, Juanita Ruth 28, 57, 58, 59, 62, 75. Gibbie, Esther Lorraine 33, 61. Giehmann, Charlotte Bertha 26, 61, 72. Glaze, Billie Ann 27, 62, 76. Goodnight, Nancy Ann 28, 62. Gravatt, Shirley Anna 28. Graves, Eldon Leroy 26, 59. Griffith, Robert Lee 26, 44, 67. Grigg, Susan Fern 27, 75. Guinn, Frank 27, 43, 50. S Hagen, Anna Marie 33. Haggard, Barbara Ann 28, 62. Hall, David Bradley 25, 26, 44, 52, 63, 65, 78, 80. Hall, Delores LaDene 26. Hamilton, Helen Faye 27, 62. Haughawout, lvlary lwlargaret 2 I, 62, 65, 74. Heckert, Rosemarie 28, 62, 75, 77. Heisten, William Russell 28, 43, 67. Henderson, Kenneth Murray 26, 44. Hensley, Earl L. 26, 67. Hess, William Leroy 27, 54, 79. Hicks, Frank Roger 50, 80. Hill, Craig Eugene 33. Hill, Margaret Nadine 28. Hill, Robert Wayne 26, 50. Hobson, Billy Wayne 28. Hodkins. Jo Anne 26, 77. Hornback, Lowell Dale 25, 27, 67. Hudson, Donald Ray 33, 79. James, Bettie Christine 28, 58, 59. Jansen, Helen Ann 26, 62, 74. Jenefsky, John 26, 43, 63, 69, 72. Johnson, Kenneth Merle 63. Johnson, Lynn 26. Johnson, Patricia Ann 27, 58, 59, 62, 75. Jones, Charles LeRoy 27, 43. Jones, Frank Norten 28, 44, 72, 73, 77. Junkin, Sandra Hope 28, 62, 74, 77. Justus, William Shipman 27, 50. Keller, Jenny Daniel 26, 62. Kellermeyer, Gene 26, 34, 44, 46, 54, 78. Kerr, John 28, 43, 63. Knost, Gary Stanrield 33, 55, 58, 67. Kyger, Donald Edward 50, 58, 59. Landers, Billie Herman 28. 44. Landers, Marjorie Anne 28, 62, 75. Lindsey, Mary Anne 26, 58, 59, 75. McConnell, John Allen 33, 44, 52, 63 Mcliowen, Colleen Gladys 27, 62, 72. McKinnon, Joli Vie 28. Mclvlillian, Betty Ann 26, 62, 75. McNatt, Virgil Carr 43. McWilliams, Barbara Jean 26, 62, 76. McWilliams, Kenneth Leroy 27, 43 50, 52, 54, 63, 67. Marsden, Kathryn Lavon 75. Masters, Cathryn Lee 28. Matheny, Barbara Jean 26. Miller, Cecil Otis 27. Moorehouse, Robert Eugene 27, 43. Morgan, Audree 28, 61, 62, 66, 69, 72, 75. Morris, Mary Lou 28, 61. Moskop, Bobby Ray 25, 26, 43, 52. Moss, Margie Lou 26. Nelson, Richard Donald 27, 43. Nowell, Bobby Dale 27, 77, 79. O'Bryant, Robert Gene 28. Ogle, Jackie Lee 28, 44. Oney, Ronald Freeman 26, 50, 55, 58, 59, 67. Owen, Wayne 26. fncfex Pace, Barbara Helen 26, 76. Paige, Russell Lee 27, 43. Palone, Pete, Jr. 27, 43, 50, 52. Patterson, Bob Joe 28, 79. Paul, Nita Nell 28, 55, 57, 58, 59, 75, 79. Payne, James Leroy 26. Perlman, John Thomas 25, 26, 50, 52,54. Perry, Jerry Joe 27, 44. Pope, George Everett 27, 44, 63. Porter, Larry Lee 28, 44. Replogle, Douglas Freeman 28, 44, 55, 58, 59, 78. Richters, Judy Arlene 26, 62, 72, 75. Rinehart, Sylvia Joan 26, 55, 58, 59 63, 74. Roberts, Constance Lucille 27, 75. Robinson, Shirley Ann 27, 62. Rogers, Gary Lee 27, 58, 59, 67. Rohmaller, Duane John 28. Roper, George Elmer 26, 44, 67. Rowe, Max Edward 26, 44. Rush, Bob Lewis 27, 50. Samuels, William Orville 27, 50, 52, 80. Sellers, Ray 52. Sewell, Harold Lee 28, 44, 67. Sharon, Marilin Lee 28, 34, 62, 75. Sharp, Jerry Anne 26, 75. Sheets, Dewey Wayne 26, 43. Sherman, Christine Lavon 21, 62, 79. Shrewsbury, John Franklin 25, 27. Simmons, Reatha lvlurlean 28, 62. Sisler, John Joseph 25, 28, 33, 43. Sloniker, Joseph 77. Smith, Jackie Lou 28. Smith, Kenneth Ray 26, 44. Smith, Martha Ann 27, 62. Smith, lvlarlyn Kay 26, 58, 59. Smith, Robert J. 27, 42, 44, 63, 72, 78. Snyder, John Henry 28, 58, 59, 77, 79. Spry, Doris Elaine 28. Spurgeon, Wylma Rosetta 26, 77. Stafford, Robert Neal 26. Stanton, Mack Junior 27, 34, 43, 46, 79. Summers, Sue Carol 28. Swafford, Patricia Anne 28. Swindle, Betty Arlene 26, 61. Thompson, Effie Genevieve 26, 58, 59, 62. Thompson, Martha 33, 61. Treat, Jackie Ann 27, 34, 62, 76. Waggener, Katheryn 28, 62, 72. Wardlow, Shirley Huberta 26, 34, 62, 75. Wheat, Kenneth Wayne 27, 67. Wilks, Ted Lynn 28, 43, 67. Whitehead, Bertha Mae 27, 61. Williams, Doris JoAnn 26. Williams, James Otis 28, 43. Williams, Rhedi 26, 60, 62. Williams, Richard Paul 27, 67. Wilson, Alice 27, 62, 75, 77. Wood, George David 28, 44, 66, 78. Allen, Rodger Eugene 30, 45, 50. Andrews, Jerry Clinton 31, 67. Appelhans, Wilbur James 31, 45, 67. Arner, Gerry Lane 32, 50, 67. Arney, Jerry Wayne 32, 45, 76. Bailey, Hazel Jane 30, 62. Irene Jovina 31 79. Bailey, , Bane, James Earl 31, 45. Barker, Patricia Joann 30. Barnett, Shirley Jean 32, 62, 76. Bass, Hellen Louise 32. Bayless, Barbara Jean 31, 62, 76. Bell, Donald Eugene 30, 45. Borland, Lawrence V. 31. Bouser, John Raymond 67. Bradley, William Raymond 32, 45. Branson, Shirley Ann 30. Brill, Oscar 32, 67. Brown, Nancy 31. Bull, Loren Dale 32, 45, 67. Burns, Jack Lee 30, 45, 50. Bussinger, Margarita 31, 58, 59, 62, 77, 79. Buster, Anitta Elaine 31. Byers, Margaret A. 33. Carter, Jeanette 32, 62, 75. Carter, Floyd Michael 30, 45. Clinton, Sharon 30, 62, 74. Clymer, Lorada Naydean 31, 62. Combs, Barbara Sue 31, 62, 75. Conway, Kenneth 30, 45. Crane, Richard 32. Croley, Donald 32, 45. Curry, David 30, 79. Davis, Carmen Dell 31, 62, 76, 77, 79. Davis, Dorothy Joan 31, 62. Dennis, Arline 32, 62. Dunkle, Martha Ann 32, 62, 75. Dyer, Joanna Melissa 29, 31, 62, 74. Easson, Janet Lane 31, 62, 72. Ellis, Jo 33. Emery, Richard 32. Erickson, Bonnie Kay 32, 62, 74. Erskin, Virgil Lee 31, 67. Erskin, Wanda Jean 31. Fansler, Cecil Lee 30, 50. Fenton, Shirley Jean 31, 62, 75. Fingerle, Bruce Kermit 31, 45. Fitzwater, James 32, 45, 50. French, James Walter, Jr. 29, 32, 45, 50. Froelick, Kenneth 30, 67. Gallup, Billy 31, 45, 77. Gilbreath, Linda 32, 61, 62. Gillum, Laralee 29, 32, 62, 74. Gilmore, Vonda Coleen 30. Goldman, Harmon Rex 30. Good, Marcia Gail 32, 62, 76. Good, Paul Homer 31. Garber, Jerry Dean 32, 45, 67. Graves, Gerald 30, 33, 59. Gregory, Barbara Jane 31, 75. Grimes, James Leland 30, 34, 45, 50 Grimes, Ronnie 31, 45, 67. Gubser, James Lynn 33, 45, 63. 4 Lula Hall, Betty Lou 32, 62. Hall, Gary 32, 62. Hammonds, Andrew Frankland 30, 45. Hansford, Dawn Kay 31, 62, 74. Hardesty, Herschell Howard 32, 45 Harp, Richard Dale 31, 67. Harrington, Linda Jane 30, 62, 75. Harruff, Mary Anne 32, 61, 62. Heisten, Wayne Theodore 31. Helverson, Gail Patricia 31. Hendrickson, Ralph Herman 32, 34, 45. Hensley, Selba Jean 31, 61, 62. Hess, Bobby Ray 33, 45, 50, 79. Higgins, Ronald Allan 30, 45, 77, 79. Higgs, Lawrence Michael 31, 45, 67. High, Larry John 32, 45. Hill, Donald Dean 32, 50. Hill, Paul James 30, 45. Hillyard, Larry Lynn 31, 45. Hodges, Nancy Catherine 31, 62, 74. Hole, Donald David 30, 45. Hoover, Herbert Alan 29, 31, 45, 50 65, 80. Hoover, James Dale 31, 45. Howell, Merideth Raymond 29, 30, 67. Hunton, Harold Eugene 32. James, Gloria Mae 32. Jennings, Shirley Jean 31, 61, 79. Johnson, Melvin Doyle 31, 45, 50. Johnson, Richard Wayne 31. Killingsworth, Herman Dewey 30, 45 50. Kirkz David William 31, 45, 67. Kleiss, Donald Eugene 31, 63, 77. Klingensmith, Montez 33. Kosmata, Henry Lee 32, 59, 63. Lancaster, Shirley Ann 32. Lane, Jerald Paul 30, 45. Ledl, Nancy Jo 31, 62, 74. Lee, Linda Jane 31, 62, 75. Lee, Phyllis Ann 32, 62, 75. Leggitt, Rayma Jean 30, 76. Leka, Ruby Nell 31, 62, 75. Liles, Regina 31. Long, Doris June 31. Loveland, Virgil Lewis 67. Lowe, Lloyd Dale 32. McConnell, Helen Marie 30, 62. McPherson, Robert lVins0r 31, 45, 67. Masterson, Gladys Christena 31, 62 Matthews, Mary Ellen 32, 62. Maxwell, Jo Anne 29, 32, 62. Melugin, Doris Jean 30, 62. Metfsker, Richard Louis 31, 45. Michael, Loretta Lavon 32, 61. Mills, Viola 62. Moore, Carol Lee 62, 74. Moorehouse, Larry 31, 45. Murray, Claude Robert 32, 45, 50. Murray, Donald Ray 30, 45. Myers, Marilyn Gaye 30, 62. Ogden, Ellen Louise 31. Olive, James 30, 45. Osborn, Charles Leroy 32, 45. Pearson, Pat 33. Perkins, Barbara Anne 32, 62, 74. Piercy, Barbara Fayetta 31, 61. Platt, Harry 32, 45. Plumb, Kay 33, 34, 62. Porter, Max David 29, 31, 45, 80. Potter, Ronda Ruth 30, 62, 75. Proctor, Mary Ann 30. Pruett, Thelma Jean 32, 61, 62. Pryor, Dorothy Marie 32, 34. Ralston, Janice Sue 30, 62, 75. Rawlings, Elizabeth Jane 31, 62, 72, 74. Replogle, Ralph Martin 32,67. Robertson, Loetta Kay 30. Robertson, Shilah Ann 31, 62, 74. Rogens, Lucille Hazel 31. Rogers, Patricia 31. Royer, Patricia 62, 65. Rusk, Don Earl 32, 67. Russell, Lettie Lee 32, 62, 74. Sandidge, Patricia Louise 30, 62. Scott, Carolyn Sue 31, 62, 76. Scott, Danny 29, 31, 45, 50. Scott, Marian Rose 32, 62, 76. Sheets, Alton Dean 31, 45. Shrum, Doris 32. Silvers, Doris 32. Skinner, Cloena 32, 33. Smith, Frank 62. Smith, Raymond 32, 45. Stoll, Jimmy 45, 67. Stanley, Charles 33. Stark, Margaret Ann 30, 76. Stemmons, Peggy Ann 62. Stiles, Kenneth 32, 45, 50. Stiles, Melvin 30, 45, 67. Stiles, Jean 30, 62. Stimmins, Peggy 30. Stott, Harold Law, Jr. 32, 50, 58. Tounton, Kenneth 30, 45, 67. Teague, Mary 33. Terrel, Ozinia Mae 30, 62. Tharp, Mary 30. Thomas, Betty 61. Thomas, Mary 31. Thompson, Russell 30, 45. Turnage, Anne 30, 62, 74. Turner, Deloris 30, 62, 74. Urban, Margaret Ann 30. Vavara, Bob Lee 30, 45. Waggoner, Bobbie Ann 30, 58, 59, 62 75. Wariington, Margaretta Myrtle 30 61. Waters, Edna Ruth 30, 61, 62. Welch, Dolores Ruth 30, 62, Wheeler, Frances Jean 30, 34, 62. Williams, Edna 30, 61, 62. Williams, Thomas 30, 50, 67. Wilson, Freeman 30, 67. Wine, Sally 30, 62, 74. Woodfill, Sue 62. Wright, Ronald 31, 67. Yoes, Nancy Sue 30. Young, Margie 30, 62, 76. Y My .... Us Mg ,Y 1 PM 'sn 1 X S in . J ms. l fa-fi 1-Q Q4 4 3 135 54 fb- N is f m Southwest I-lgency Co. Cecil S, Miles l West Side of Square INSURANCE and SURETY BONDS l ITLSZL1-lL7I,CC --li0aiLSiR8Gl EStflF6 Bank of Carthage Building. FRED HEMLEY Phone 2374-Carthage, Missouri l p Everett's Produce Co. , 9 F eecl-Poultry-Eggs-Cream l 310 Howard St.-Carthage, Missouri l l . . i Mamstreet llppliance Company l 'fYour Appliance Specialist I Frigidaire Alllaytag-Iron Rite-RCA Vi ctor-Deep Freeze-Roper Ranges l 427 S. Main St. CARTHAGE, MO. Phone 5908 l . I l - Fitz Gerald s Market l Low Every Day Prices Groceries, Fresh Vegetables, Meats, and Fruits 1303 Oak-Phone 4241 Open 7 Days-8 a. m. to 9:30 p. m. 732 Oak-Phone 4957 i Howard Buick Co. Cent-ral and Lyon Carthage, Mo. ' 2378 1-hone 3333 Sll1d10 81 Ca.m9l'a I A 405 S. Main-Phone 2949 p Conipli-ments of P0'Vtrait and Commercial Photographers Cameras and Camera Supplies Compliments of Eastman-Anseo-Polaroid S- K1-ess 81 Co. Farsi Photo Finishing I Hallmark Greeting Cards r I I X Birthday-Convalescent N S Invitations-Tallies-Place Cards West Side Square Friendship--Sympathy C oniplinients of Vwwmastm' I X Complete Stock Stereo Pictures-Stereoscopes Baker-Lemser Shoe Store P,.,j.,r.,,aAm.,,i.r,, 1 is l 1 Your Complete Sports Store Six's Sport Shop 509 Grant-Phone 4346 Ied E. Brown Grocery and Market 135 South Main Street Lee's News Southwest Corner Square-Phone 6711 Your Reading Heaclquarzfers LEE and EUELLA HOOKER Boggess Agency Insta ranoe-Real Estate Service Is Our Business I l Uke s Tire 81 Sporting Phone 4448 230 E. 4th Spo'rfsmefn's Headquarters Chas. A. Croley Agency Dixie Cream Donut Shop General Insurance 403 S. Main-Phone 4300 HINSDALE and BASINGER 418 S. Main-Phone 2092 Central Motors QOUG . Central Motors :j a Dodge-Plymouth L Job-Rated Trucks ' A x SALES and SERVICE 'lyM0q PICKUPS and BUSES C 81 W Caie North Side Square Amaryllis 7 18 Grant Congratulafion Seniors Platt-Porter Grocery Co. Wholesale Distributors of Qualify Co- 1 lFoo0d I5roclaofs Carthage, Missouri ' Griiiith Brothers Pontiac The Place fhaf Quality Built ,, ,. C . ll!I' l I Miller's Dairy Foods 511 Lyon-Phone 2683 Woody s Glass Shop If It's Glass We Have It 138 S. Maple-Phone 3204 CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK lVIorton's St. Iohn's Wall Paper and Paint Auto Paint cQ Body Shop S1903 Phone 4774-323 Howard . Robertson T ewriter T8flVIlVIen sWear C YP North Side Square-Phone 4556 0' Phone 2661-225 S. Main Ernie williamsfm Rocket Advertising Co. Music House DON MCKINNON -AE1,e,.yth,mg in Musicv Ado. Specialties-Execntiioe Gifts 210 E. 4th-Carthage, Mo.-Phone 50. 8 Phones 5010-5787 George'Prater Paint and Body Shop 311 Lincoln Phone 3332 Hiatt Welding Shop Dependable Welding Service 150 N. Main-Phone 4513 B 81 W Tire 81 Batter S . Y Doerge 81 Reed Used Cars 404 S. Garrison-Phone 2389 306 South Garrison-Phone 3396 Conipliinenfs of Allied Distributing Co. Morrow Lumber 420 Grant-Carthage, Mo.-Phone 3669 U ompany Coinplinienfs of Hambur ers-6 for S1 H oine Mdde Ice Creain Phone 6307-1218 S. 'Garr' 1 Neuliert's Furniture and Appliances EVERYTHING FOR THE HOME - NORTH SIDE SQUARE The Florette a Phone 4776-1608 S. Maple Our SpermHy-Corsages CARIHAEE, no ll1UISVlllf. nv, EIMS, TEX Fl0'H'ff7'-9 f01f' Iff1W'y 0ffff1lSc1'0W The Steadley Company C'0mpI1'nzcfnz's of Hoping-yn Co' Oldsmobile-GMC Trucks The Morrow or f Milling COUIPHHY lVlcGaughey-Wall .110 7111-f'llf'fZl!'Ul'N of Mom Fffrfds 09-11 So. Main St.-Carthage, BTO.-Rhone 20 0 Chryslvr-Plymoufh Morrow Lumber Company El'l'l'jjZLhI.'7Zff in Bizzilding Mafvrizzl Second to Third on Howard-Phor 2323 H. E. Williams Products rlflllIl-fflf'f1II'l'I'S of Liyhfing FIlJTfIll't'.Y U A qi f W I YL mam 1 rev 1 arm Richardsons Carthage, Mo. For H10 Best in Corsagvs Hyde s Cut Flower Store PHONE 2211 419 S. MAIN Page Wagner Hesser Electric Jmlwlrez' l?'l7l'l'ftjZlh7'7LfI Elecfriml Carthage, 310. 411 South Main-Phone 2362 Russell V. Goerke if ir it Radio and TV 2 General Insurance ee I1 Covnplionents of K nl H' , - e 22 ' AGENCY Central Woodworklng Co. I I Carthage, Mo. Springer Prinfery-Bindery Da'fex W'1Ufmpe q I P1-inmy-Rumw-Ifmdmg Sllepp S DAVIS Paint Sp ger B1fllg7gJ4gl?ll,yi' Sqfklffli ph 2226 StO1'e Carthage M Gifts-Houseware G0 Western WITH B1gSm1th --l4W-- JEANS Mid-Contninent Petroleum Complete Lilatogyggirlrgggclg Products to G. F. CDo0tdleD WOOD, Agent Ph 6600 0r 4506 or 3998 Tinsley llgency FARMS-HOMES-BUSINESSES See Us for Bargains Up-t0-Date Carthage Ice 81 Cold Laundry and Cleaners 419 Olive-Pherre 2315 Extends Congrattzlations to Seniors Cameron Produce Drxon Wholesale and Retail CZGWLWS l 326 E, 5th-Phone 2646 East of Drake Hot l Compliments of Congratulations From Frrestone Stores Brble Shop 110 East 4th-Carthage, Mo.-Phone 2212 118 W. 4th-Phone 2258 Heed EIBCIIIC Red'5 Cafe Wiring Estlrnates-Appliances , 'il f , V, ,lr 416 Lyon-Phone 3546 Open 6 Days a Week 24 Hour s a Day l Iacob's Implement Co. Ray Grace 'I'ire 81 Battery 3 Miles South on T1 Highway C0n2fenlent Terms For Better Deals-See Us Phone 2430 Kmg Cleaners Carpenter Implement Co. Mothproof Cleaning J. I. Case Sales and Serfzrzfee 231 East 4th-Phone 4373 426 Howard-Phone 4733 Carthage Creamery Ce- B fs c cllglilkiion co. Carthage' MO- LUKE and sHoR'rY Church Going Famzlles Afre C0- I Happy Famllws lfVlrlng-Firctures--Repa'irs NQIIIS Gram Cgmpany SMALL APPLIANCES Phone 3134 Corner Drug Store MCGUIIB Novelty C0. Phone 4004 Coin Operated Music and S. E. Comm, Squaw A'I?'lr1,l,SG'77lG7Ll7llIflClL'l'I'LC8 Carth g Missouri f,K QV.- Bank of Carthage ,4 fe5IuMV'EO dIc'4hI'H I Western Auto I-Issoclate C011 ege Pharmacy The Rexall Store Harry O. Rogers rf: Son, Oqpnerg 4th and Main-Carthage, Mo. Carthage, Missouri comments of Goodyear Service North Side Square-Carthage, Mo. I Murray-Drmcan Drug Co. Q Gray-Krummel Drug Co I PHONE 2122 - CARTHAGE, MISSOURI I Reynolds Hardware Drake Hotel W Carthage, Missouri McCormick Grocery Co GROCER and MARKET South Side of Square I Stanley Lumber Co. CI0'WLpli'I'l'l,6'I'LlLS of East Side Square I Gruan-Hamilton-Elgfin Wafchcs - ' -I ' 5 K Keeijsayke Diamonds A BUTLER BROTHERS STORE 9 I I . 5 , A, EDMIISTLGANS Q MII Ie r s HOITIE OF GOOD CLOTHG5 CARTHAGE. MISSOURI Efl767'fljlLh'i7Lg in Clothing BARNES IEWELRY -NORTH SIDE SQUARE-- If you buy it from Barnes you lcnou' 1't's 1 cl Sandstone Market 1745 S. Garrison - Phone 4690 Fairview Grocery 1937 S. Garrison - Phone 4633 Morris Grocery Delivery Service 1249 S. Garrison - Phone 2456 Rinehart Food Market 100 Lincoln - Phone 2784 Stanton Plumbing 81 Heating Co. Charles Hill 141 S. Main St. - Phone 2810 A. C. STEWART Sheet Metal 62 Furnaces 117 S. Main St. - Phone 2750 Kelly's Grocery 301 Fulton - Phone 4341 Cordonnier Gas Co. 322 Grant - Phone 3500 Sidney Knight Ins. Agcy. Insure and Be Sure FARTHAGE 'NIISSOVRI -Ph 3742- Carthage Rug 81 Upholstvring Co. Rug Cleaning-Wall-fmWall Carpets Cleaned on Floor-Furniture Upholstered l Slip Covers and Draperies Made C. L. Jones 331 E. 4th Phone 3671 Q: f Belmdrek Ins. Agency 211 E. Third St. Phone 2706 Geo. S. Bezmcllelf, Jr. Ben J. Zeckser TIGER DEN Hibbs Service Garage Service Any Carr 215 East Fifth - Phone 2217 Howerton Cleaners Quality Cleaning 714 Grant - Phone 2882 The Victory Lite Ins. Co. BYRON H. REPLOGLE, Diet. Mgr. I Across From Post Office Samngs Plans of Insurance for All Ages Phone 4727 - ongrafufafionzi- The Carthage Evening Press extends congratulations to members of the 1952 graduating class of the Carthage High School, and best wishes to them and to students of the other classes. Carthage believes in you. You have attended, or are attending, one of the best high schools in America located in a town with individuality, back- ground and proud traditions. Carthage has always prided itself on its schools. Schools, in the ultimate, must be judged by the lives and the characters of those who have been educated therein. The Press believes that each of you, in due time and in your individual spheres, will add to the honorable record of the past. It believes that your lives and your conduct will reflect favor- ably upon the Carthage High School and on Carthage. Good luck to all of you. -Ea! 'MAA ea- COMMERCIAL PRINTING DEPARTMENT Carthage Evening Press 527 S. Main Street - CARTHAGE, MISSOURI - Phones 2191-2192 Carthage Hardware Co CENTER NORTH SIDE SQUARE-CARTHAGE, MISSOURI RAND POLL , RARROT STAR - BRAND TRIM TRED Consirler Home First Ward 81 Phillips Furn. Co Home F?lI'7L'I'Sh7.?7g.9 . , 125 S. Main Affffgfvf Ayfifmffzglwzzzzo Bennett Pharmacy Moss Book Store and Calhoon-Putnam News Stand L mb C Srhool S11pplirfs-Ch1'IrIrr'n's Gifts u fllfzgrlzinv SIlbSCl'f1JllI.07?S Phono 2174-gm.0nd and Main North Side Square-Telephone 4923 Cantrell Seed House 81 mmm 8. Pmmm Hatchery 1-arden' Field and Flower Seeds EARTHABI. HU lUUISVIllf,KY mls rfx Flex-0-Lators. Inc. Mr1,nfuffmf1n'rers of 7LfLlL'1l07l!I1lQl ad1vef1'fised PERM-A-LA TORS, fhe perfecf ymfdding sup por! in 7l'lLH,l'I'-S2Jl'1 I'L!j fmaffrrfssvs and ufpholsfemcl f7M YL'E1L'IlX7'ff. EAST SIDE SQUARE PHONE 2345 Say it With Music The Main Street Record Shop Home Owned and Home Operated 21A South Main Pho e 242 7 Iasper County Building 81 Loan llssociation Since 1337 Phone 4508 Savings Accounts H. H. McCune, Se-c'y 8L Mgr. 409 S. Main St. Carthage, Mo. W Mainstreet llppliance Co 427 South Main Street Phone 5908 11 wi 3rd. Paints-WallpaperCartha NI Carthage, Mo. Metcall Garage Boots Drive-In 145 N. Main-Phone 3533 GOOD FOOD Lewis Implement Co. John Deere Dealer 112 N. Main-Phone 2324 Ford Tire Company 2 d 8: Lyon-Carthage, Missouri-Phone 4443 Compliments of Carthage Farmers Exchange Phone 3249-Carthage, Mo.-125 Lyon St. Col. Charlie Clubb Your Carthage Auetloneeo' SELLS ANYTHING AT AUCTION Phone 3915-507 S. Main M-P Construction Co. Fadler-GIOQHH Wlmplgtglgnf Qerlgwpqznr Decomtmg 1 lnneapofzs- 22515111 ae lnety Compliments of Ernest Hedrick Su l LUMBER-ROOFING-STEPEP Y phone 5264 421 VV. Vine--Phone 2974 General Contractors 1 . Lundy s Grade ll Dairy G. W- 6 Wholesale or Retail Phone 2975-414 Grant Phone 5055 - C20m,,E-mmf, of Carthage Marble Corp CL,m,,Em.mf4 of Hercules Powder Co. criliiiiiiimiffp PUTNAM P.r.o. Sisterhood and Ioy Motor Company IONES DeSoto-Plymouth John Graue, Sr., and Jr., Partners Chapman-Follmer Supply Co- SHELTON Farm Machmery Rf'fr1'gvration-Motor Tru lo A lla, Missouri - Phone A ll 8 f AN APPRECIATICJN YM, Me ,ffudenfr of Carthage A494 .Sllwozf a,,,Wffafe My fgyaf .r..,,,,0ff given fo ua L, Me mercAanf5 and Lujznmmen .HAM ,mmm f.,,,,W on Me ,mmlfng ,Myer 'IM ML Mai :Ae ,mlm of Me C,,.fAa9fnzan ,mfmnfze :Am mheffzom. we garfhuginian Sfaff of 52 .Bde JVW4 Dillaalr On April 17 and 18 the Vocal Department produced a Gilbert and Sul- livan Operetta entitled The Mikado. One of the most successful Oper- ettas of recent years, The Carthaginian Staff offers congratulations to the Director, Mrs. Anneva Riddick, accompanist, Sylvia Rinehart and cast. laamalic 8 The Mikado of Japan .,....,..... Nanki-Poo, His son, disguised as a wandering minstrel and in love with Yum-Yum ....,...,,,,,,,.... Ko-Ko, Lord High Executioner of Titipu ...,.,. Pooh-Bah, Lord High Everything Else .....,,,,,,,,,,,,7,,,i. Pish-Tush, a Noble Lord ..... Jenesky .........J0hn Kerr ...Robert Smith .........Bill Justus .,.....David Hall ...Donna Harris Yum-Yum, One of Three Sisters, VVards of Ko-Ko, Pitti-Sing, One of Three Sisters, Wards of Ko-Ko ....,,... . Peep-BO, One of Three Sisters, Wards of Ko-Ko ......... Katisha, an Elderly Lady, in Love with Nanki-Poo .........Joan Ross ......Karen Moss Barbara Plumb exam 01.-Selma! qw Lena Abbiatti Peggy Adams Janet Benschoter Patsy Bogardus Barbara Busby Mollie Ann Berry Fern Corder Betty Dayringer Elnora Davis Donna Denney Phyllis Downey Delores Duke Carolyn Eddy Beverly Edmondson Hollie Fisher Rita Frede Mary Ann Gardner Nell Marie Goll Nadine Gubser Barbara. Sue Harris Donna Hartley Colleen Henry Marilyn Henson Phyllis Hopkins Vaudean Joslen Sandra Kester Saundra King Mary Ann Kirk Shirley Locarni Annette Long Margaret Macfarlane Marilyn McCamish Sue Metcalf Harriet McNerney Pat Moore Nancy Nesbitt Jo Nappier Frances Potter Ann Royer Kathryn Roper Gladys Smith Peggy Schaefer Nancy Swarens Nancy Turnage Nancy Van Fleet Charlotte Whitaker Betty Whitehead Maxine Young exam of Mirza ,amz emma Max Cordonnier Lee Davis Ted Evans Cecil Epperson Paul Fleming Lynn Gubser Leland Glaze Gary Hall Hersliel Henson Sidney Johnson Donald Kleiss Byron Landers Bob Lloyd Wayne Melugin John McConnell Paul McConnell George Pope Richard Pcttoroff Carleton Riddick Gerald Schaefer Gary Sanders Bill Smith Jack Turnage Jerry Vogt David Wood Lee Kosmata Don Blankenship Phillip Blankenship Art Erwin AFTERWORD So io our annua wriflen. ,ML liaue worlezl lla:-ac apar- zng nada, time nor .Meme fo prawn! Me Aappenznga ww! un.JeffaLzn94 in our Jvhgk .Sgchoof during tire gm,-. .W mmm Lua Leen affuineaL fde is aafioheac if nof, we wialz gf-eafer am! more compkfe auc- fm fo fde SJ! of 1953. 14 menld Pfwfvwffuf SteWard's Studio Moyne Norris, Conf1n'1ercia1 Photographer Bob Cochran, Snapshots L' Burger-Baird Engraving Company Kansas City, Missouri Damian? cu-uf Emma Carthage Publishing Conipany Carthage, Missouri