Carthage High School - Carthaginian Yearbook (Carthage, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1956 volume:

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Holiday, had the interest of the school very much at heart. They realized that affairs had reached a climax and steps had to be taken. A resolution was passed favoring a proposition for 875,000 bonds for a new High School building, to be voted on at the school election April 7, 1903. On July 1, 1904, work was actually begun. Thus began fifty years of pro- gress. Down through the years the leaders of our school system have never taken their eye off their goal, which is better education under better con- ditions. It is true that after we feel, how dear to my heart are the scene of my childhood and regretfully make advancements. Still we look forward with eager anticipation. Today the Carthage High School stands perfect in harmony and proportion, simple, but mass- ive and imposingg a monument of Classic Art, symbolical of the culture of Carthage, and the triumph of those connected with its plan and erec- tion. But the best is yet to come,new heights remained to be reached, our goal is still in the distance as it inevitability shall be. Progress does not stand still. It is unceasingly in effect. Today, as in the past, we are strid- ing upward and onward. The heart of each and every student overflows with gratitude to our faculty and to the citizens of Carthage. To those who have aided in giving us such splendid advantages for higher education we do humbly dedicate the Carthaginian of 1955-56. WG!! M SM Past-The Old Carthage High School . . . The Old Makes Way Fm- New . . MODERN LINES TAKE OVER 5 fwh fwfr ff 4 1 '-' 'I K , 5, I 1 -il till 1 'i l' 1JlN X ,f .ADMINISTRATION LESTER GILLMAN Superintendent of Carthage Schools HS in Set-ondary Idduc-ation, Southwest Missouri State Teachers College, Spring- field, Missouri, t MS in City School Administration, University of Arkansas. it Mr. Gillinun has had fifteen years of teaching experience in social studies, physical edu- eation, and coaching. Mr, Gillman taught at Noel in 1943, went to Marshfield in 1951, and came to Carthage as the Superintendent of Schools in 1955. 'A' We wish to welcome Mr, Hillman to Carthage and hope that his stay here will be most enjoyable. iii c BOARD OF EDUCATION D-C I-I M ,mwmmnwwxwaww llAC'K ROW: lilxa Johnson, Vice-Presidentg Mrs. ll. R. Hiatt: llugh W. McWilliams: l liUN'l' ROW: Mrs, Iilla Calhoon, Seeretaryg Mrs, William IC, liaderg Lang II. Roger-sg Flayton 'If Metc-alt, Jr., President. 6 A f, x., 1 ADMINISTRATION of ,l 'rent tw --.... JOHN A. HARP, JR. Principal BS in Education, Western Maryland College. 'A' MA in School Administration, Uni versity of Missouri. i' Phi Delta Kappa. ir Department of Secondary School Princi pals, NEA. -A' Mr. Harp has served as principal at Unionville, Mo., Louisiana, Mo. Liberty, Mo,, and Carthage, Mo., Where he has been since 1941. ff ' ,f 1 ff wif i ,A fl fi.. ff .gy ff If ' ,yaafhf ,f K7 Q? ' ,4,MfVV X ' .N , f , I V, . , ,MJ SUSAN GRIGG Secretary to the Principal ' According to Mr. Hemp, The best secre tary in the world. FACULTY. St' WILLIAM C. CARR Boy's Physical Education, Social Studies MAX CHERRY Cooperative Occupational Educa- tion KATHERYN COLLIER English, French HILDRED COOK Library ' r if L! BILLY JOE GHAN Social Studies, Athletics WESLEY F. GILLMAN Social Studies LOUISE HALLIBURTON Latin, Social Studies ETHEL HARDAWAY Mathematics .351 S A - SE if ani' LEFT T0 RIGHT HAZEL ARGABRIGHT Commerce MRS. ALLINE BARNET1' Vocational Home Economics JOEL J. BELL Social Studies J. C. BUSSINGER Science ' Wil LT '-fkdifl VCA!! Sv ,fr - l ' gf I kTLQ,k CL CK MRS. SALLY ANNE CRAWFORD Speech THOMAS DUNPHY Vice Principal and Guidance L. C. FINLEY Vocational Agriculture LIONA B. FLETCHER Social Studies V5 8 VFACULTY gp' 7 FOX 5 fi LEFT 'ro mam' pb MRS. VIRGINIA HAYES Girl's Physical Education LETA HEDGE Mathematics IRENE KIRKE Spanish, English RAYMOND L. KREUTZER Industrial Arts ARRIA MURTO Mathematics EDITH OWENS Commerce JOSEPH W. RICE Art A. H. ROGERS English 3? if gf .iv 2 1 ff: - sf IZ.: .fm ?.. ' if 5. if E e ilswiiyszh fs. I , si. .1 Q f I ' 'ips' . il at ' - ' I ix. dw DOUGLAS B. LANDRITH Science, Athletics MRS. THELMA LINDEMAN English, Social Studies GLEN H. McDONALD Instrumental Music JOHN L. MITCHELL Vocal Music gn-Q , ...... . 5 K' 9 mx E 5 ' V'k1 E I 1'i ,.-' SQYI' Th mga Q.. .,,,, w GOLDIA STEPHENS English JACK WALLACE Driver Training, Athletics MRS. CHRISTINE WEBSTER English WESTFALL Hall ICLAINIC WACHIC Th , . , - , . . , . ,, . e Senior flziss of lflzm-l95im has made many ehanges during its reign. llte first :intl most uni-xpet-ted rhanue was the election of a girl for President of the Student f'1btl!lt'li, lilaine Waehe holds this honor. She has led the Student Count-il through a wry prosperous year. Under her leadership they have undertaken many original pro- lewis lflaini- is a natural horn leader. Besides heing Student Couneil President, lilaine is l'rm-sirlent ot' Thespians, President of Safe-Teen, and past President of Aristonians. Iflziine has heen very at-tive all through her high school career, When she was a sopho- more, she was Set-retary of her i-lass, and she was awarded the Sophomore Citizen- ship award. lfllaine was also Seeretary of her Junior elass and winner of the D. A. R, Contest. l'Ilaine's seholastie rating.: stands second in the Senior class. She is a memher of the National Ilonor Soviety, She also serves in the F, T. A., on the Carthaginian Stall, and she has played on the tennis team for three years. Elaine is a member of the First llaptist Church where she is editor of the Youth Paper. After graduation from Carthage Iligh School, Elaine plans to attend either Washington or Missouri University. 10 A STUDENT COUNCIL BACK ROW: Carl Royer, Marilyn Loafman, Karen Berner, Kenneth Jennison, H. B. Davis, Ronnie Fike, Mrs. Webster, Jim Carpenter, Leon Boothe, Keith Knost, John Platt, Stephen Mc- Gaughey, Marilyn Cline, Dixie Stockdale. FRONT ROW: Freda Berner, Elaine Wache, Karen Morris, Anna Marie Carmichael, Linda Ralston, Jean Young, Nancy Berner, Kathleen lflanigan, Gail Daysinger, Nan Beck, Barbara Bryan, Rose- mary Royer, Carole Ann Jeffries, Janet Ray. Deanna Pendergraft, Carolyn Culley. NOT PICTURED: Billy Rae Grace. ar I I- STUDENT COUNCIL This year, as always, the Student Council has had a wonderful year under the capable sponsorship of Mrs. Christine Webster and the leadership of our president, Elaine Wache. The members of the council have made every effort to fulfill their purpose, which is to establish student initiative, leadership, and democracyg to pro- mote the general welfare of the students and to stimulate school spiritg to arouse good fellowship among the students, faculty, and communityg to create a wholesome interest in all activities of the school and communityg and to create and maintain standards of good citizenship among students. During the year the Student Council had many, many activities. The council was in charge of all ticket sales at all home football and basketball games and one basket- ball tournament. This year the council began the sale of milk to the student body. All money from this venture will go into the fund for buying a new curtain for the stage. The council also handles the sale of pencils and workbooks. Other activities include: assisting with College Night, Parent's Night and Career Night, sponsored the Safe-Teen Club: decorated the school for Christmas, entered a prize-winning float in the Home-coming Parade: and we hope to take part in the school carnival. The council also has given donations to several charitable organizations including the Red Cross, Salvation Army, March of Dimes, and Cerebral Palsy. Early in the year Council representatives attended the annual convention of the Southwest Missouri Federation of Student Councils. The convention was very helpful in obtaining worthwhile suggestions from the discussion groups representing the stu- dent organizations from all over this section of the state. The Student Council of 1956 is very proud of its record and the student body it represents. OFFICERS President ....,,.,.,...., .............,..........,,.......,..,.. ....... E l aine Wache Vice-President ........ ......,...... Le on Boothe Secretary ............... ..l.....,...,.. F reda Berner Treasurer ,,......... ....... K enneth Jennison 11 Student Council In Action Mm 12 QQ Q YK Civ fa? W Mi X ll! I W 2 Q .5 - f' 'i' J HONOR STUDENTS s c H o L A R s H 1 P NOV '-,A 1 1. FREDA BERNER 2. ELAINE WACHE 3. SHARON GROSSHART The Top Ten Percent of the Senior Class of 1956 1. Freda Berner 5. Carole Miller 9. Patricia York 2. Elaine Wache 6. Larry Catron 10. Jim Carpenter 3. Sharon Grosshart 7. Carroll Wheat 11. Marilyn Loafman 4. Carolyn Beimdiek 8. Barbara Gray 12. Charlene Yates C I T I Z E N S H I P FREDA BERNER American Association University Women Award GERRY ARNER of Rotary Club Award 14 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President ..................................... ......... K enneth Jennison Vice-President ........ .... Merle Southern Secretary .............. .............. J anet Foss Treasurer ............................. .............., M ary Miller Reporter ..,..................................... ........ M arilyn Loafman Assembly Representative ........ ............ D elores Bryan Sergeant At Arms .............,. .....,... R oger Adams -III- A lone figure slowly walks through the now deserted hall of high school. Its a senior taking a last look around before bidding a final farewell to C. H. S. He pauses and thinks, of the day, only four short years ago when he first entered the doors, a green freshman. Its been a wonderful four years he thinks to himself as he remembers the sports, parties, studies, clubs, speech activities and plays. We've had a tremendous class and there have been some changes made be- cause of our group. The teachers will long remember us not only for our mischief but for our scholastic ability as well. This has been the busiest year, of course, and perhaps our biggest one also. We really gave tradition a jolt when we elected a girl to be our student council president, then there was the cerebral palsy drive, for which the seniors as a class collected 3360. We produced a highly successful senior play and an equally well received senior assembly. Yes, these have been the golden days ..... The figure snaps from his day-dream and starts toward the gym where Pomp and Circumstancen is playing, so with a few backward glances and a moist eye for the memories, the senior departs for college or parts unknown. Roger Adams, Janet Foss, Marilyn Loafman, Kenneth Jennison, Mary Miller, Delores Bryan, Merle Southern. 15 Nas .y.: a s s 1' ' fe g i 1 sw ' A. nl Nan A x..4pP LEFT T0 RIGHT ROGER ADAMS-I like the game and want to play. BOYD ALLEE-Men of few words are best. BILL ANDERSON-A wise man knows everything, a shrewd one everybody. RONNIE APPELHANS-I hold this world, but as a WOI'd. ERNEST ARMSTRONGWThere is a history in all mens lives. GERRY ARNERA-Life is a jest, and all things show it, I thought so once and now I know it. ALBERT ASENDORF7 -Cheer, up the worst is yet to come. GAY ASI-IERf-I dreamt that I dwelt in marble halls. RICHARD ASHLEY' -Shall I like a hermit dwell, on a rock or in a eell? JANET ATKINSON --- Curiousity killed the eat, but I'm no cat. SYLVIA BAILEYAA wise head maketh a close mouth. BEVERLY BARKLEY -And Still they gazed and still the wonder grew. that one small mouth could utter all she said. GAYLORD BEDELL' A steady plodder is he. CAROLYN BEIMDIEK--'Come ye saints, look here and wonder. FREDA BERNER A still small voice, but they listened when she spoke. LEONARD BERRYHILL-If only all the years were playing holi- days. EUGENE BOOTHEA-The ,curfew must not ring tonight. LEON BOOTHE-I respect faith. but doubt is what gets you an education. NADINE BORLAND-Turn back- ward, turn backward, oh time in thy flight. BETTY BRADSHAWnGood humor is goodness and wisdom combin- ed. SUE BROWN Our sweetest songs are those that tell of saddest thought. DELORES BRYAN---Humor is the harmony of the heart. LOIS BURNETTH-Her heart holds hidden treasure-rs. PATRICIA BUTERBAUGHfQuiet and a friend to all. JEWFZLL CAGLEfHer mind to us a kingdom is. RAMONA CAMPBELL 1 Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm. FRANK CARMICHAEL --A He set the cause above reknown and loved the game beyond the prize. ANN CARTERfNever elated while one man's oppressed: Never de- jected while another's blessed. 16 Ll'IF'I' 'l'O RIGHT JIM CARPENTER In mind and stature great and good. DAVID CASII--The word impos- sible is not in my dictionary. LARRY CATRON---Honest friend- ship with all men. ARLOW CHAPMAN Logic is logic, that's all I say. KAY CHAPMAN- I'm a man- hater, but the Bible says to love your enemies. DUB Cl-IENEY I am the king of life and I dwell in the palace of laughter. BARBARA CLAUSSEN She brought forth music that pleased the gods. MYRNA COINER - Come journey the way of life with me. LARRY CORDELL f Eat, drink and be merry. VIRGINIA COWAN The white flower of blameless life, DALE CUPP-I may be little, but I will be heard. JERRY CURRY---Who follows me must travel fast. LOIS DAVIS- Strange, how much you've got to know, JILL DAVIS-Go and do thou like- wise. DON DAYRINGERfWrite me as one who loves his fellowmen. DON DEMATEfOh grieve not ladies I'll be back. BARBARA DODSON Excellent things are rare. EMILY DODSON Love all, trust a few, do wrong to none. RONNIE DUVALL He would stop St. Peters roll call to ask a ques- tion. DELORES ELDER -Even though vanquished she could argue still. PAT ELLIOT Thou wert our guide, philosopher and friend. JANET FOSS--Magnificent spec- tacle of human happiness. LARRY FORD A lion among ladies is a dreadful thing. LUCILLE GARBACZ A mind at peace with all, a heart whose love is innocent. GEORGE GIBSON My Lord George, a prince among ladies. ALLEN GILLMANfThough he be little he is fierce. DICK GLINES--Often does the spirit of great events stride on before such a man as he. CAROLYN GOODNIGHT - - Cupids victim. 17 ,- g 15' :. - ::-Q ... 9 T ' - 15- 1 I -,.. S l A ii.- t Q A.. -4 , . ' at Q N N I Q . X KU F S W 1 --we ww, l Ewa lib 39' . 'Q I . LE FT T0 RIGHT LEA GRAHAM' A grey eye is a sly eye. BARBARA GRAY Generally speaking, and she is generally speaking, this is a jolly good girl. FRICIJA GRICICNIC What is mind? No matter. What is Matter? Never mind. BARBARA GRIGG Girls have eurious minds. SHARON GROSSHART She is pretty to walk with, and witty to talk with. CICCIL HAGGARD Temperate in all things. GLICNN HAIZLIP No army 1-an withstand the strength of his ideas. MARY ,IANIC IIAIZLIP A good laugh is sunshine in a house, and her sun shone all the day. HOMICR HALL The world is mv country and all mankind mv brethern. RORIEY HARRIS A newcomer but, he's made his plaee, JOHN HILL Boys will be boys. GICORCLIC HOOD He was born to other things, SIIIRLIAIY HOUSTON Thoughts that eome with doves footsteps guide the world. ANN ISHICLL If you would be loved, love and be lovable, BARBARA JACKSON She was a phantom of delight. KICNNICTH .Il-INNISON The world was on thy page of victories but a eomma. HILL JOHNSON A eharm all his own. PAT .IOHNSTON My crown is in my heart, not on my head. JUNIOR .IONFIS Merrily, merrily shall I live. LICWIS .IONICS This busy world and I shall never agree. HOWARD KNIGHT Mueh learn- ing doth make thee mad. KICITH KNOST His heart was as great as the world. LARRY LICMASTICRS' -I can he- lieve anything, provided it'g in- credible. MARY ANNE LINDIAIR Words of truth and soherness, MARILYN LOAFMAN To live in hearts we leave behind, is not to go at all. SALLY LOWRICYH-For many are called hut few are chosen. DOCIA MARSHALL Her only fault is she has no fault. HERSHEL MEISTERfHe saw life steadily and saw it whole. 18 LEFT 'I'0 RIGHT DENZIL MeCONNELI, I've been dying for I8 years. and now I'ni going to live. ROY ML-CONNELI, With a joke on his lips, and a twinkle in his eye. CAROLE MILLER Womans at best, a contradiction still. MARY MILLER She liked what'er she looked on and her looks went everywheie. PATSY MILLIKAN I am a part of all I have met. CIIARLENE, MOOREIIOUSE- She looks mild, hut so does dynamite, KAREN MORRIS They said that miraeles were past, but here is living proof they are wrong. MARTHA MORRIS She loved and lost and lived to love again. JERRY NESBITT There was mis- chief in his eye but his heart was .solid gold. BILL NEUBERT A-We shall not look upon his like again. JOE NORRIS Friends, Romans, Countrymen, lend me your ears. DEAN OGDEN -V Oh sleep. oh gentle sleep. LELAND OSBORNE-'A wise head upon young shoulders. RICHARD PALONEA-I awoke one morning and found myself fa- mous. PEGGY PICKERING Have more than thou showest, speak less than thou knowcst. LINDA RALSTON A tigers heart wraped in a w0man's hide. LILA REYNOLDS They are never alone that are accompanied by noble thoughts. JERRY RILEY I'll tell the world. BOBBY ROBERTSON'-fWe will note him in our book of memory. MARILYN ROGERS I am listen- ing for the voices which weie heard in days of old. LARRY ROSS While there is life. there is hope. HARLAN ROYER Wise to resolve and patient to perform. FRANK SANDERS I like the eagle was born to be free. RUSS SCHELL No man loves life like him. JUDY SHEARERfA little non- sense now and then is relished by the wisest of men. ROBERT SHELDON- Life is my college, may I graduate well and earn some honors. LEON SHUMAKER 1 A pleasant. likable sort of fellow. CAROLYN SIMMONSfWhieh can say more that this rich praise, that you alone are you. 19 M vgwxggs Gs A as QQ if ,f-5 was af x Q Q 3 .tw I , ! -di SQ- asv? 1 film 4 if . l.El-'T T0 RIGHT SHIRLEY SMITH-fKnowledge, the wing wherewith we fly to heaven, JERRY SNOW We never saw a saint with red hair. MERLE SOUTHERN A I exhort you to be of good eheer. ELIZABETH SPENCER Sunshine her possession, sweetness her disposition. . MELBA SPRADLEY -f I had a pleasant time with my mind, for it was happy. MONTE SPRY I'm ferocious I think. ROY STAFFORD Shy. quiet, yet dependable. JIM STANLEY We are so tired. my heart and I. ED STEWART He held his plat-e. a friend to the human race. DON STILLABOWERf Silence is one great art of conversation. GAY STOCKDALE Come live in my heart and pay no rent. ALLEN SWEET If a man is worth knowing, he is worth knowing well. MARY RUTH TRENT Gentle of speech and benefieent of mind. EVELYN VACCAW Gently, gently, speak and go. SUSAN JANE VAN URK Beauty and brains a rare combination. ELAINE WACIIE fShe was a burning and a shining light. FLORA MAE WARDLOWW Gentle- men prefer blondes. HARRIET WELLSfBid me to live and I will live. CARROLL WHEATML0st in the spiral of his ambitions. JOHN WOODWARD -- The world will make a beaten path to his door. CHARLENE YATES-A priority on personality. PAT YORK'--A place in her heart for everyone. JEAN YOUNG - Inspiration and genius, one and the same. SAUNDRA YOUNG-Grace was in her steps, heaven in her eye. 20 wi f W . fw qgx -41 if 177 fc, 17 bf U M: L-f ' ., z! ,K-4ZfC'C'j,1l52 C? ! x ,N Q33-xxx S' Q? 1 N95 A, , YS I L -, ' f. I ,6 Q X A WNW QF' 'f QL ,A : ff2?ff 5 z 1 v PTY' Q sw' o N 90 44 Q X 4 3 Q- V QV I JU, 2 E' ll, OFF :cg 1 MW ,M 57 JIM MMV ji, Q VXKQ 11 .J A 5 XA A fi if ,fm ' Y 3 uhm' Vu CQ 1' 7 xy W gm v-- K-LU xip' 'r llxfa .v J, U7 fb I ' ? Q X, XXX 5.1.5 L Q0 V N ' ,fix xl' N Hx li: Kg 'Hy j xx Q! 'Nj 4' I mhwtya '-1-nf, QF E fi l ':kTNg?1 '1' 1 X fi Y . P If 5 1 U N-. S if fn A Q.. w FEE W 2 IUNIORS JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS President ...,... .,.......,.....,........,.,,...,......,A.........,...,..,,.. R on Spradley Vice-President ...,,.. ..,,.,, C Sary C. Smith Secretary .,........A,.,.,..,A,.A,,.. .... .,,. ,,.....,.. K a y Mote Treasurer ,...,.....,.....,.,.,....,..,.... .,.. ,.,...,.,....., J i ni Pace Assembly Representative ,,..A. ,. Billie Rae Grace Reporter ...,,.r,.,....,....,.r....,...,...... ....... R onnie Moorehouse Sergeant at arms ....,.,.,.,.... ,,,.,,,,,,, E vcrett Ralston This year wherever there was school activity there were Juniors taking part, including athletics, music, dramatics, clubs, and publications. On March 15 the class presented their annual assembly which was a hilarious one-act play produced and presented by the Junior Class. Our class sponsors are Miss Ethel Hardaway, Mr. J. C. Bussinger, and Mr. L. C. Finley. We hope that the years to come will hold as many successes and pleas- ures as this one, and that our achievements may he even more oustanding in the future. E is ls bi Billie Rae Grace, Kay Mote, Ron Spradlcy, Jim Pace, Ronnie MoorelK35S6: Everett Ralston, Gary C. Smith. EQ,- gg?- v QQQN L 6: f , NL 22 IUNIORS HOME ROOM 100 'Ir L. C. FINLEY. TEACHER BACK ROW: Wayne Wilkerson, Herbert Haerman, David Harris, Gary Adams, Marion Ogden, Billy Carson, Daniel Beck, Clifford Taylor, Maynard Johnson, Carl Rhode, Kenneth Goettel, Hubert Laffoon, Billy Cook. FRONT ROW: Marian Welton, Diane Barton, Karen Van Urk, Kathleen Flanigan, Carolyn Matheny, Nancy Reid, Deanna Tindill. alll-X HOME ROOM 101 t LETA HEDGE. TEACHER BACK ROW: Junior Daugherty, Lawrence Follmer, Charles Woffard, Dean Hole, Jerry Stearns, Gary Smith, Don Mathews, John Beerly, Curt Knight, Jerry Going, Charles Chapman. FRONT ROW: Karen Helmer, Carmen Holdman, Betty McClintock, Pat Pringle, Rolena Lambeth, Lawana Dyer, Janelle Trimble, Violet Cook, Pat Rickman, Carolyn West, Rosemary Royer. 23 IUNIORS HOME ROOM 103 t J. W. RICE. TEACHER BACK ROW: Albert Davis, John Buterbaugh, Larry Adams, Jack Sartin, Calvin Boyd, Donald Evans, Buddy Garner, Buddy Rogers. Cornelius Ukena, Steve Gorden, Donald Staggs, David Fosdick, Jim Cantwell. Charles Killingsworth, Jim McWilliams, Richard Crowell, Wayne Bass. FRONT ROW: Shirley Griffith, Joyce Dickson, Judy Whitten. Marilyn Cline, Jane Weaver, Sharon Hyder, Linda Locarni, Ruth Shoemyer, Phyllis Redmond, HOME ROOM 104 'lf BILL GHAN, TEACHER BACK ROW: Ric-hard Rimmer, Bob Allsbrook, Billy Junkin, Donald Easson, Joe Hooker, Paul York, Everett Ralston, Ron Spradley, Roy Foss, Jeff Latta, Dale l.eidy, Carl Patrick, Jim Moore, John Hall. I-'RONT ROW: Shirley Cooley, Carol Sylvester, Carol Pugh, Mary Jane Blevins, Sharon Warden, Joy:-0 Whitaker, Sandra McCoy, Linda Hensley, Rose Chrisman. 24 IUNIORS HOME ROOM 108 ir I. C. BUSSINGER, TEACHER BACK ROW: Ted Summers, Darrel Peebles, Anthony Watson, Larry Hibdon, Bob Kaughman, Eldon Freeman, Billy Davis, Taylor Hammett, Tony Triplett, Herman Triplett. FRONT ROW: Mary Karen Young, Barbara Archer, Franchon Whitehead, Judy Cordell, Clare Lu Sears, Sally McCune, Louisa Davis, Billie Rae Grace, Phyllis Henson, Becky Clem. HOME ROOM 109 i' ETHEL HARDAWAY. TEACHER BACK ROW: Loren Stafford, Ronald Galloway, Jack Tryon, Wayne Clevenger, Dwight Arner, Rex Raydon, Amos Hammonds, Larry Hutchinson, Jim McWilliams, Jerry Deitz, Joe Sharp, H. B. Davis. FRONT ROW: Nancy Bowen, Charlotte Corder, Irene Pennington, Sherian Keller, Bessie Greninger, Kay Mote, June Willis, Annette Hill,' Carolyn Lindsey, Pat Robertson. 25 IUNIORS HOME ROOM 110 'A' MR. WALLACE, TEACHER BACK ROW: Bob McConnell, Gary Smith, Tommy Lee, Jerry Golden. FRONT ROW: Judy Earp, Susan Montgomery, Donna Kay Jones, Betty Chastain, Helen Waddell, Ann Puett, Nancy Berner, Larma Triplett, Doris Steel, Jean Wheeler. HOME ROOM Ill t MR. CHERRY. TEACHER BACK ROW: Francis Lundy, Lorane Hargis, Frank Gilbreath, Russell Cole, Hubert Cunningham, Ken Baugh, Elmer Reid, Ronnie Fike, Ron Spradley, Tom Cameron, Eddie Neete, Joe Sharp, Walter Webb, Wayne Wickstrom, Dan Stanley, Jeff Latta. FRONT ROW: Jerrie Guinn, Sandy McWilliams, Sandra Kirk, Twyla Branson, Carolyn Vacca, Sharon Platt. 26 K My X7 an K .fu QL X , X m X CL .b.A QU ,f1 f X N Q f .V x ...V kj.-Ll,k.fQf',,Zf ci! .LA I7 .r I f I, 015 hm a VX f x :NN Ny 1 K .y ! W K SK i- fnfnklchh I l I I I l l t KW SOPHOMORES CLASS OFFICERS 1955 ir 1956 President ...,,....,. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,.,,,,, ,,,,,. S u e Hargis Vice-President ..... ...,.,. D ale Walker Secretary ........... ........., G wen Ford Treasurer .......,...,........,.,...,., ,..... B arbara Bryan Reporter .....,..............,.............. .... S teve Ralston Assembly Representative ..... ...... D ebbie Crunk Sergeant At Arms .,...,,....,... ,....... T om Hamilton -A rn I A In the year of our Lord nineteen hundred and fifty-five, we now as Sophomores entered the portals of old C. H. S. We have left all of our baby tricks, wide eyes, and oh, looky there behind us as Freshmen. This class of '58 soon found an able president in Sue Hargis. She has had a very capable staff to help her all through this year. Since our entrance into Carthage High School, our class of 1958 has taken an active part in all school affairs. We have had sta r athletes ta redhead for tradition, of coursol, nightingales, and social-lites galore. Many very brilliant classes have come and gone, but this class gives very marked promises of being the most brilliant, enthusiastic, loyal class ever known to C. H. S. We are all looking forward to being Juniors with all the thrills and new things that next year will bring. --The Sophomore Class V I I BACK ROW: Dale Walker, Tom Hamilton, Steve Ralston. FRONT ROW: Barbara Bryan. Gwen Ford, Sue Hargis, Debbie Crunk. 28 SOPHOMORES HOME ROOM 201 -If W. F. GILLMAN. TEACHER BACK ROW: Daniel Steidley, Gary Gory, Glenn Smith, Charles Genrich, Buddy Lee- son, Joe Shrum, Charles Coats, Norman Jackson, Kenneth Adams, Stephen Mc- Gaughey, Ronnie Fenton, Stephen Ukena, Don Paulson, Kenny Newcomer. FRONT ROW: Mary Mayes, Sue Hargis, Shirley Davis, Carolyn Clanton, Linda Ogle, Geraldine Maynard, Linda Osborne, Carolyn Elder. NOT PICTURED: Carolyn Sue Perry, Marilyn Robertson, Debbie Crunk, Jimmy Hagerman, Sue Young, Carolyn Wibbing, Beverly Burnett, Karen Johnson, Bob Sammis. HOME ROOM 202 ir MRS. LINDEMAN. TEACHER BACK ROW: James Loafman, Max Foreste, David Matheney, E. J. Newman, Neal Joyce, Charles Stillabower, John Bright, Jay Butcher, Ray Simmons, Don Quade, James Holcom, Ivan Cunningham. FRONT ROW: Lottie Cook, Wanda Van Wey, Donna Lou McKinnon, Jane Kingsbury. Nelda Allison, Birtha Mae Greene, Linda Jo Pace, Peggy Dennis, Wanda Pippin, Judy Jeffery, Charlotte Wickstrom. 29 SOPHOMORES HOME ROOM 203 'k ARRIA MURTO. TEACHER RACK ROW: Robert Warden, Clifford Hensley, Ralph Cortez, Clarence Dwayne Jeff- eries, Billy Hoover, Jaek Simpson, Dale Walker, Larry Ralston, Charles Cagle, Robert Anderson, John Platt, Clarence Boley, Robert Carson Logsdon, David Stone. FRONT ROW: Mary Spencer, Linda Widner, Floyetta DeShong, Margaret Salyer, Opal Faye Brooks, Barbara Griffith, Shirlene French, Pauline Shuey, Donna Bayless. .lane Mc-New. HOME ROOM 204 t IRENE KIRKE, TEACHER RACK ROW: Rir-hard Swindle, Jerry Spry, Lee Roy Haggard, John Brown, Ira Capps. FRONT ROW: .loan Wilkerson, Paula Simpson, Ailene Plummer, Virlinda Palone, Phyllis Bolyard, Carolyn Kost, Marsha Marshall, Deanna DeVoll. 30 SOPHOMORES HOME ROOM 206 -k KATHERINE COLLIER, TEACHER BACK ROW: Jim Haizlip, Gerald Bedell, Gary Davis, Claud Smith, John Maxwell, Edwin Masters, Ralph Myers, Phil Aubrey, Bob Gaddy, Kenneth Paylor, Howard Hunt, Mike Catron. FRONT ROW: Zelma Dipper, LaVera Trowbridge, Martha Ogden, Nola Poter, Carol Hildreth, Virginia Flanigan, Barbara Bryan, Norma Jean Sellers, Nancy Bottens, Darlene Low, Judy Winn, Winifred Jennings. -Ilia HOME ROOM 207 ir HELEN WESTFALL, TEACHER BACK ROW: Ray Moorehouse, John McWilliams, Max Sweezy, Buddy Tilton, Darrell Baldwin, Ronnie Cole, Dwain Newman, John Harp, Albert Hubbard, John Lee, Gail Warrington, Kale Staggs, David Zeckser, Charles Michael, Willard Burnett. Bobby Benefiel, Andy Gray, Jesse Ogle. FRONT ROW: Lula Mae Keller, Sue Pratt, Deloris Jean Simpson, Pat Hensley, Della Rimmer, Della Gulick, Kay Fitzgerald, Nancy Whitehead, Alice Johnson, Judy Brooks, Martha Carnes, Carolyn McCurry, Deanna Pendergraft, Sharon Dubbs. 31 SOPHGMORES HOME ROOM 208 -A' GOLDIA STEPHENS, TEACHER BACK ROW: Tom Hamilton, Tommy Wells, Wendell Crosswhite, Roy, Eden, John Shank, George Stair, Dale Bryant, Roger Hilsabeck, Clyde Smith, Arthur Mathis. SECOND ROW: David Hill, Gary Reidel, Preston Bailey, Walter Bradley, Edward Johnson, Duane Lee, Kenny J. Davis, Ronnie Chambers, Jimmy Turner, Harold Mc-Coy, Ronnie Perkins. FRONT ROW: Margaret Wright, Sharron Olliver, Gwen Ford, Janice Hutchins, Susan Nelson, Karen Berner, Patricia Potter, Beth Gorden, Virginia Welch. NOT PICTURICD: Roger Baker. as I I In P flf 'X 32 U Qbbiyjg gm, My JWJMF W Q AW 'xpgsfffwiyiflff 411, ,F ,LC W 'J 3 f J fxffl J 4 QQ: 4 ff ,QQ w, 'f Je w o ' RW 995 'ffm 1 ff Lise: ru F W f ri Q Q 659 :af ' Q3 f,, YY 7-41 'K - ' ' NX If X 0' ti Q , is 0 x , .xx Q , - se , h YJ? ' ' : ygi fx U52 3 ' ' DT f 2 Q 4' KN R40 f 9' X ONQQTJ ' 2 3 gi? 65, if Q . 2.1. ' U .I ry N ,, ,V K1 33 , FRESHMEN OFFICERS President ....., ,....................., ,.....,. .,..... , , Ann Beck Vice-President ,.,., ,, , . Nan Beck Secretary ....,,....A. Shirley Coiner Treasurer ............,. ..,...,r........ , ,, , ,, , Marsha Potter Reporter .. ,,..........,.............., .. .,r.. Kathleen McDonald Assembly Representative .,.., ,, Lawanda Good Sergeant at arms ....,, ...... , . ,, Leah Mims Say, what's this? All girls and no boys. Freshmen are voting better this year. We've been here one year and we'll be here only three more, we hope. We have all made out our four-year plans and we hope we'll do well in our subjects in the coming years. These are some of our activities: climbing to the fourth floor, cram- ming for tests, worshipping lorclly upper classmen, memories are made of this. See you later alligator! Ytifjef' ' . Left to right: Leah lVIims, Lawanfla Good, Marsha Potter, Ann Berk, Shirley Coiner. Nan lit-ek, Kathleen McDonald. 34 I-'RESHMEN HOME ROOM 400 if MR. ROGERS. TEACHER BACK ROW: Lewis Green, George Heisten, Jerry Watson, Foster Whitten, Jim Carr, Ralph Corley, Randall Cordell, Juanita Olive, Deloris Nichols, Sandra Staats, Alma Henson. SECOND ROW: Jeanie Brown, Patsy Rook, Sara Jones, Linda Barton, Marcia Taunton, Janice Johnson, Linda Schell, Wilma Berryhill, Beverly Ann Grieb, Barbara Adams, Carolyn Miller, Janice Frazier, Patty Ipock, FRONT ROW: Raymond Peters. Andy Young, Larry Fox, Roger Kirby, Ronald Cole, Lonny Moorehouse, Naomi Lee, Wilma Bartelmay, Joyce Paylor, Carolyn Culley, Marsha Kelly, Sally Sakmary, Richard Jones, George Dyer, Bobby Trent. HOME ROOM 401 'lr MR. MITCHELL. TEACHER BACK ROW: Dennis Jacques, Charles Taylor, Jerry Miller, Eldon Allen, Jim Ha'yslip, James Vacca, Doyle Grimes, Paul Rohmaller, David Leidy, Jackie Smith, David Kennell, Leonard Greninger, Charles Stewart, Benny Davis, Jackie Boles, Keith Green, Tom Webb, Alfred Triplett. FRONT ROW: Yvonne Phillips, June Jones, Myra Overton, Kay Steinkamp, Dixie Platt, Josephine Hagen, Emma Sue Hamilton, Janice Dyer, Kathleen McDonald, Mary Brown, Janet Ray, Ann Byers, Sandra Powell. 35 FRESHMEN HOME ROOM 402 i MISS EDITH OWENS. TEACHER BACK ROW: Glen Borland, Bill Welch, Lance Davis, Eugene Lowe, Calvin Thomas, Harold Hitchcock, Carroll Richardson, Iilvin Adams, Robert Wibbing, Larry Stotts, Jimmy Pippin. SICCOND ROW: Lucille Patrick, Charlotte Kosmata, Martha Vincent, Judy Hobbs, Carolyn Eliason, Roberta Kendall, Virginia Sapp, Carol Jeffries, Ann Beck, Kather- ine Myers, Irma Snow, Patsy McIntyre. FRONT ROW: Mollie Hailey, Phyllis Jones, Judy Clayton, Judy Campbell, Leah Mims, Shcrry Cox, Donna Long, Karen Arner, Christine Noi'dstrom, Nancy Jones, Marsha Potter, Connie Maxwell, Mary Loughrey, Margaret Wilkerson, Paulann Rosen- baum, Joan Griffith. HOME ROOM 403 if MISS RICE. TEACHER BACK ROW: Gerald McNew, Terry Danner. Don Dickerson, Larry Glaze, Lariy Spcncc, liilly Grimes, Robert Campbell, Phillip Joslen, Ronnie Brumback, Ronnie Kimcs, Buddy Norwood, Wayne Willis, Eddie Seela, Larry Baugh, Albert Thorn. FRONT ROW: Mary Ward, Darlene Baker, Doris Boyd, Doris Lounis, Carolyn Cleven- gcr, Nan Beck, Susan Richardson, Judy Patterson, Lawana Russell, Sandra Welton. Ann Crawford, Beverly Feather, Mary Margaret Holdman, Julane Neff. 36 FRESHMEN HOME ROOM 404 t MR. BELL, TEACHER BACK ROW: Gary Joyce, Arnold McPherson, Gary Spruce, John Turner, Philip Poul- son, J. B. Thompson, Carl Madden, Roy Hamilton, George Ritchie, Keith Green. THIRD ROW: Daruis Swearinger, Leon Thorn, Jesse Carnes, Ronald Patterson, Larry Potter, Stephen Beimdiek, Kenneth Ogden, David Richwine, Bill Warden, Fred Royer. SECOND ROW: Danny Hensley, Carl Royer, James Jester, Carl Crawford, Richard Faire, Judy Hallowell, Shirley Coiner, Sue Fingerle, Mary Replogle, Iva Jane Jackson, Carolyn Sue Helms, Viola Brewer. FRONT ROW: Rosetta Mitchell, Mary Lovekamp, Nadine Wheat, Pauline Bryan, Ruth Nelson, Charlotte Guinn, Janice Lathrop, Sharon Houston, Lawanda Good, Donna Shumaker, Patty York. mill' 37 MISCELLANEOUS HOME ROOM PICTURE UXVK HUW: .lm-kiv 'I'l:il'l. lim-rulli iivwlull. Jim Pzivv. D:n'x'Q:ll liulmiwin, Holi Mc4'4inm-ll, Sharron Ollivfii' J-ff liultzn. Hmmm ilullmvny, Nxrnh Johnson, Dulv, Vknliwr. Runnin- Dittmzzn. Rom 1' linlu-r, Je-rry U.-HL, Llnynl limi,-5, lmn liugfrw. Pvivr Ax'nul4l, Ed Mash-rs. Shu- Ralston, XN'nynm NViIk1-rsnn, I'UUH'l'il ROW: Run Sprmilvy, Hill Junkin, W'nilv1' WN-lib, Juv Shzxrli, liurry Hilulun, Dwigln Arm-1' llzuul Ugnhn. Mary Muyv-x, Rnluwt XV:I1'4h-n, Vvrlinmla Pnlom-, GW:-n lfurcl, .lnym lilirnms. i'urnlyn llnntmn, Jmly N-iivviniiiw, Nm-nm Nfllwrs, 'IHIRIY HUNV: Billy llmvu-V. Huh lin-luxlvy. Gary Rn-idn-ll, liuficly lin-i:4vn. Jaxnw- McN1-xv, Philip Huwa-ll Mzlrlvnv- NN'nmlw, Jnnly Q'm'4l:lI, liunnir- Rui. lillrn W'v:utllc'l'ly. Nancy Jzlvnlvs, Nurnizl llmlgv, Ruth Huilq, llrnnie- Rwymmllla IS:-ntrin'H lin-xx-f'l'. SHFUNID ROW: lh-lyhiw Vrunk. 4':nruIyn Mn-ist1'1'. Mary Mvml, Guil D:nsinp:vx', Vlyslvln- Lung, k'uruIyn Ihr'-5, Ilun Qlimlv, Mzulw-Ilzr Smith, Nnnry Hvlwflwm, Pant Van Ilnusvr, Marilyn Ruin-rtsnn, Sin Younv. Annu Mnriw 1':nrn1i1-han I, li--xv:-ly linxrm'il, .luzunitzl Huov--r. iHUN'l RUN: llzurnlwi 1'n1'sm1, Rnnwnzi Sn-urs, Yx'rml1-- 0'Dunn4-Il. Kun-n Johnson. Mairlhu Nin'hnl.4 Jnnv- Muxxull, Ihlmw Mznxxu-ll, Juni- Uruni, lin-rlhzx Mvllnnulwl. Palsy liutln-r, l'Ii1'I'm-il H1-nsle-y Hlvnn H-n-Iny, s --sf 4 M, , If 38 QRS Q S vu wig f 'H .Q 0 X J K ga Q U Kff ii ---Q 39 CIIRTHHGINIHN STAFF BACK ROW: J. P. Lee. Maynard Johnson. Leland Osborne, Donald Easson, Jim Carpenter, Homer Hall, Susan Nelson. SIXTH ROW: Kay Mole. Patsy Millikan, Elaine Wache, Linda Ralston, Larry Catron, Charlene Yates. Linda Jo Pace, Pat Pringle, Nancy Reid, Linda Locarni, Linda Hensley. FIFTH ROW: Mary Karen Young, Sandy McCoy. Judy Hallowell, Jean Young, Barbara Claussen, Saundra Slams, Shirley Houston, liarbara Jackson, Annette Hill, Pat Johnston, Barbara Gray, Mary Jane Haizlip, Phyliss Henson, Jane Weaver. Irene Pennington, Ruth Shoemyer, Joyce Whitaker. FOURTH ROW: Carmen Holdman, Shirley Cooley, Marilyn Loafman, Marsha Taunton, Karen Berner, Rosemary Royer, Iiillie Rae Grace, Carolyn West, Jewell Cagle, Nancy Ilottens, Carol Sylvester, Donna Bayless THIRD ROW: Karen Morris. Carole Miller, Sue Brown, Delores Simpson, Barbara Dodson, Beverly Iiarkley, Emily Dodson. Sandra Young. SECOND ROW: Ann Isbell. Delores Bryan. Flora Wardlow. Mary Ann Lovekamp, Kathleen McDonald, Ann Beck, Virginia Flanigan, Kathleen Flanigan, Mary Miller, Kay Chapman, Martha Morris. Pat Elliot. FRONT ROW: Freda Hn-rm-r, Lawrence Follmer, Keith Knosf., Leon Boothe, Carolyn lieimrliek, Marilyn l'lin1-. Tom Dunphy. CARTHAGINIAN STAFF 1955-1956 EDITORS ,,,,... ,.,,..,,.,..,,.,..,,..,.. F reda Berner--Keith Knost ASSOCIATE EDITORS ,.,.. ..,,.,, M arilyn Cline-ALawrence Follmer BUSINESS MANAGERS .,...., ,,,.,. C arolyn BeimdiekiLeon Boothe PRODUCTION MANAGERS ,..,,,....,.,... Mary MilleriHomer HallsAst, Marilyn Loafman SNAP SHOTS EDITORS .....,....,,,.,..,., Elaine Wache-Linda Hensley ART EDITORS ........ ..Y,,..., C arole Millerf.Delores Bryan SPORTS EDITORS ..,... ...... K aren Morris --Larry Catron CLUB EDITORS ...... .......... ..,,.. A n n Isbellf-Jim Carpenter LITERARY EDITORS .....,.. Linda Ralston-Sandra Young MUSIC EDITROS ,,.,..,..... Barbara Claussen-Kay Chapman R. O. T. C. ......,........,, .. Maynard Johnson-Leland Osborne DRAMATICS EDITOR ................ Pat JohnstonfBilly Rae Q Grace SENIOR EDITOR ........ ,..,,.,.....,............. . ., Pat Elliot JUNIOR EDITOR ...,..,...... , Rosemary Royer SOPHOMORE EDITOR ......... .... . ........, . . Virginia Flanigan FRESHMAN EDITOR ......... , .................. ..., . ,,..,,,,,, A nn Beck TYPIST ....,.,...,...,. Martha MorrisffMary Jane Haizlipff Kay Chapman- Homer Hall-Barbara Claussen 40 wx n A-0 , ' ik ia. Nam I I 'J al-,fx 4? if 1 1,51 K , ' 44.55, 1 2 1 3- 'y A rA, I 5. ' S - Ai i Y MISS BARBARA DODSON Carthaginian Queen 1955-1956 was MISS KAY MOTE MISS LINDA OSBORNE Carthaginian Princess Carthaginian Junior Sophomore Princess fx MISS JUDY CAMPBELL Carthaginian Freshmen Princess 42 CORONHTION Left to right: Steve Ralston, Linda Osborne, Leon Boothe, Freda Berner, Julie Millen bruck, Keith Knost, Barbara Dodson, Ronnie Duvall, Rickie Millenbruck. fllla QUEEN D Miss Barbara Dodson and Ronnie Duvall 43 CRRTHAGINIAN BALL X 1 UN ICR ROTC UNIT CARTHAGE HIGH SCHOOL 7 .9- ll ll COMPANY BACK ROW: Taylor, C: Jackson, N: L1-idy, D: Hutchison, L: Foss, R: McWilliams, JL: Hammonds, A: Coats, C, SECOND ROW: Fosdick, D: Cunningham, H: Haggard, C: Riley, J: Rimmi-r, G: Adams, A: Hibdon, L. THIRD ROW: Chapman, A: Galloway, R: Moore-house, R: Adams, Lg Butcher, J: Hole-y, L: Harris, D: Wells, T. FOURTH ROW: lim-rryhill, L: Hall. J: Wofford, C: Cook, B: Brvshears, A: Davis, Hamilton, T. Walker. DC G: Watson, C: Follmvr, A: P 1-c- hlvs, ll! FIFTH ROW: Hnizlip, J: Cooley, L3 McWilliams, J. R: Cunningham, I: Blackford, C1 G01-ttvl. K5 Ne-wcnmf-r, J: Loafman, J. OFFICERS: Gillman, AZ McConnPll, J: Adams, R. Guiflnn: Ralston. L. RL: Stanley, J QCOJ: Bryan, D 4Sponsor: LeMasls-rs, L: Nesbitt, A COMPANY REVIEW W.. a '-up ,J 'HV --Q M. A , I , k Y -xg, i--M. W - : . .M-if if-W 1 - 'gg .f--A-Q., Q L. 46 COMPANY BACK ROW: Freeman, E: Reid, E: Cameron, B: Beck, J: Hammett, T: Joyce, N: Turner, J: Adams K: Myers. R: Fike, R. SECOND ROW: Baker, R: Hole, B: McConnell, RD: Clevenger, W: Shrum, J: Neete, E: McCoy. H: Knight, CM: Curry, J. THIRD ROW: Paylor, J: Platt, J: Stair, G: Latta, J: Logsdon, R: Chambers, R: Bradley, W: Holcomb J: Ukena, S. FOURTH ROW: Lundy, F: Cagle, C: Capps, I: Hunt, H: Smith, C: Stafford, Lg Stone, D: Mathis G: Pace, J. OFFICERS: Conway, K: Armstrong, E: Palone, R 4C0j: Ford, G fSponsorb: Hood, G. Guidon Smith, GW. B COMPANY REVIEW 47 UI Iflt'HRS: Cum-, D1 Hall, H: N1-uhm-rt, W 1l'0I: Cowon, V 1Slmnsorbg Whn-nt, C: Aprmlhnns, COMPANY IKAVK HOW: lluuw-r, li: Gulick. M: Mc'Gnuuho'y, S: Dittmun, R: Mash-rs, E: Smith, GC: Gordvn, S: Vupp. L: Skvlton, R, SECOND ROVV: flzwm-r, B: Roy:-r, ll: Johnson, E: Gilbn-nth. F3 Davis, K3 Chapman, C: Stvnrncs, J: Uk:-na, l': Hummnml, D, THIRD ROW: Hurgis, L: Dvitz, J: Hass, W: MZlthf1WS, D: Stanley, D: Snrtin, JJ Johnson, M: Hunter, E1 Killiugsworth, C. FOURTH ROW: Alsbrook, R3 Edvn, R: Gndsly, B: Forstv, M: Hilsulwck, R: Warden, R: LvMastf'rs, J Rogvrs, D: Swindlo, Ii: Gory, G. Huidnn: Ralston. S. C COMPANY REVIEW F15 gp-15 'S 48 R. NN,- D COMPANY BACK ROW: Hammond, D 4Jrl, Swearinger, D, Martin, J, Whitten, F, Spruce, G Leidy, J, Lee, J, Hubbard, A, Turner, J, Grimes, D, Potter, L, Beimdiek, S Hunter, E tJrl. SECOND ROW: Green, L, Cole, R. L., Brumback, R, Burnett, W, Kennel, D, Joslen P, Hitchcock, H, Norwood, W, Michael, C, Seela, E, Patterson, R. THIRD ROW: Fox, L, Ogle, J, Hole, J, Moorehouse, L, Fair, W, Heiston, G, Vacca J, Warden, B, Hayslip, J, Adams, E, Richardson, C, Thomas, C. FOURTH ROW: Richwine, D, Watson, R, Tilton, B, Harp, J, Spence, L, Royer, F Grimes, B, Trent, B, Jacques, D, Thompson, J. FIFTH ROW: Madden, K, Webb, T, Danner T, Sweezy, M, Cole, RJ, Smith, J, Dod son, R, Jensen. P, Wibbing, R, McWilliams, J, Taylor, C. SIXTH ROW: Carr, J, Young, A, McNew, G, Welch, B, Jones, R, Jester, J, Moore house, D, Benefiel, B, Glaze, L. OFFICERS: Cash, D, Jennison, K lCOl, Royer, C, Cox, S tSponsorl, Kirk, D, lStew art, EfAbsentJ D COMPANY IN REVIEW lf. I I, A 3, l 49 BATTALION STAFF O, BACK ROW: Cash, D, Asendorf, A, Hood, G, Appelhans, R, Armstrong, E. SECOND ROW, Hall, H, Nesbitt, J, Knost, K, LeMasters, L, Conway, K, Kirk, D, Wheat, C, Gillman, A. THIRD ROW: Neubert, W, Cupp, D, Meister, H, Duvall, R, Woodward, J, Jennison, K, McConnell, R. L,, Palone, R, Adams, R. SPONSORS: Cowen, V, Wardlow, F, Bryan, D, Cox, S, Ford, G. OFFICERS: Osborne, L, Stanley, .I tProgram Chairmani, Gibson, G tPresi, Boothe, L tVPP NOT PICTURED: Stewart, IC, 1See-Treasjg Sheldon, R. ei 1 I- SABRE AND CHAIN ..i. Nl. faq BACK ROW: Knost, K, Duvall, R. SECOND ROW: Woodward, J, Meister, H, Asendorf, A, Boothe, L, Knight, C, H THIRD ROW: Osborne, L. tBn Comdrb, Wardlow, F tSponsorb, Gibson, G tBn Exec! 50 SPONSORS DELDRES BRYAN GWEN FORD A COMPANY B COMPANY I FLORA MAE WARDLOW BATTALION SHERRY COX VIRGINIA COWEN D COMPANY C COMPANY 51 DRILL TERM QQ' HAVK ROW: Ascmlurf, A: l I'm-vnmn, li: VV4m4lwurfl. J: Mc-Uunnvll, ll, ll: Mc'Gmmlwy, S: Appvllmns, K: Wheat, C: Killingsworth, C. SECOND ROW: Meister, H: Stanley, J: Ralston. S: Snrtin, J: Hamilton, T: Cupp, ll: Lulick. M. Tllllill ROW: Usborne-, I.: Nesbitt. J: Ralston, L: Stanley, D: Wuffmwl, C: liutchvr, J. FOURTH ROW: Nvubvrt, W: Nvvtm-, E: Cook, B: Mnthvws, D: Davis, A: Gillmzxn, A: Gib- son, G lfommanrlz-rl DRUM 8 BUGLE CORPS :ffl Q its :QM O 'ff fb .155 f7e,flf,z- BACK ROW: Rogers, Il: Johnson. M: Cameron, B: Dittman, R: Masters, E: Rogers, R: Hargis, L: Cool:-y, L. SECOND ROW: Capps, I: Iirumbzxck, R: Skelton, R: Lunmly, F: Gilbreath, F: Stearns, J: Michael V: D1-mm-r, T. COMMANDER: Duvall, R. 52 THE CADRE X X X X X Ci' WILLXI XA gf GRINESTAFF 'I' Ster Sergeant 'X 'fp' Infantry Jr' U. S. Army Al. A L JOHN B. PERRY First Lieutenant Artillery U. S. Army 53 RIFLE TEAM BACK ROWz Hammond, D3 Reid, Eg Lundy, F3 Ralston, Lg Shrum, J. FIRST ROW: Asendorf, A lCaptainbg Woodward, J: Neubert, Wg Gibson, G Iiutchvf, J. THE FIRST ANNUAL CHRISTMAS DANCE Ol , u I Sf gxxx is ' 54 Rifle Firing at Camp Clark, Missouri The targets are that way The wheels Bull session Commence firing THE ANNUAL INSPECTION Lt Col Duncan Mr. Harp Lt Perry ifrom SMS, Springfield, Mo. 55 ANNUAL FORMAL INSPECTION , ' . 41,1 . Q, X f 'rl-ww-,-, W, ' Inspection in ranks A- A A A - +lm,iiif A Awaiting Inspection The Field Music ' - Q . 1 --f:f,:-H ' .X buf-4' Q., . I A A Quai A, . X ,-Y A The Parade is over 56 THE ANNUAL MILITARY BALL The Grand March First through the Saber Arch The Saber Arch 5 7 pn ,,,-1' Woodward, Boothe, Asendorf, Knight, Osborne The watchful eye A case of shock Annual Inspection of Freshmen 58 WIN ' 'HYS A Company B Company Beauty and the Beast Attention tn Orders qliiviwm The Watehful Eyes Sound Adjutant's Call my-as an as Receiving the Colors Field Music C Company D Company 59 ,l G.. I , K . 1 .' A i K . i I' 11 gl -4L 'i 'Mi 454.1 i 60 'N xxx K x 9 W ' ff .. '5' ntN .gy all R: 'ga 1 ' . X , 3 as 2- xxff V'f W! 65 SENIOR CLASS PLAY 'l'Ahe Remarkable Incident At Carson Corners CA ST Bill McGinnis ..........,,, Kenneth Jennisontk Dr. Caldwell ........., Jim Stanley' Mrs. Caldwell .........,,..,.. Carolyn Beimdiekik Mr. Prince ,,,,,,..,... Leon Boothei' Mrs, Prince ...,., Linda Ralston Mr. Rogers .,,. Roy McConnell? Mrs. Rogers ,, .,o,, Pat Johnston' Mr. Woodbridge ..,....,,.,. Leland Osbornei' Mrs. Woodbridge ....,,....,. Carole Miller' Mr. Wright ,,...,...,,... Keith Knostl' Mrs. Wright .. Mary Ruth Trent' Mr, McGinnis ,,.. Bob Robertson Mrs. McGinnis .. Delores Bryan Mr, Kovalesky ................ Ronnie Appelhans Miss Frank ....,.., ..,,. J anet Foss Bob McGinnis .,.,,... Jerry Cave Elizabeth Wright ,.,., .... M artha Morris' Tommy Prince Homer Hall? Bert Hendricks . ...,., ,..,.., . . Jim Carpenters' Janet ...,... ......, S andra Young Carol .....,... ........ G ay Stockdale Madge ,,,,,, .....,.. E laine Wache' Alice .................,. .....,..,. P at Elliot Joey Rogers . George Gibson' Susan ..........., Marilyn Loafman' Painter .................... Bill Neuberti Student ....,,.,...,...... Larry Catronii Students ....,,,.. .. Karen Morrisi, Jewel Caglc. Peggy Pickering, Freda Berner. Janet Atkinson Student Director .Jerry Nesbitti' Staff Assistant .. Patsy Millikan itlndicate membership in Troupe 208 National Thespian Society. rj ffj X 62 IUNIOR CLASS PLAY Men Are Like Streetcarsy' THE CAST Maudie, the younger daughter ,......e Linda Hensleyi' Maudie's friends: Alix ,,.,, ,.......,.....,... P at Pringle Julie .,......,,..,. Barbara Archert Lysbeth .,,,,,,,,... Linda Locarni Joy, a cousin of Maudie ..,,.,, , Dixie Stockdale' Mrs, Mason, the mother ..l. Kathleen Flanigan' Sylvia, the older ' daughter A, Donna Kay Jonesi Ted, Sylvia's friend ...lack Beck Margaret, the maid . ,,,,t,t,,.,,,., Jerri Guinn Jerry, Sylvia's friend .,....,...,,,li,,,,. Jack Sartin Davy, Maudie's part-time steady ....l.,i..,, Larry Hibdonf Mr. Mason, the father .......,.. Thomas Leeii Chi, any girl's steady ,.....,i..,, Danny Stanleyf Mothers of the 3 girls: Mrs. White .. Judy Schmidtke Mrs. Allen .,,,,.., Marilyn Cline Mrs. Day .... Sharon Warden Student Director .,., Billie Rae Grace- Prompters ,... Saundra McCoy, Phyllis Redmond, Lawana Dyer Advertising ,..., .,,,, B etty Jean McClintock Stage Manager Ronnie Galloway' House Manager .,...,.. Donald Eassont Crew Call ....,.,. Sara Johnson, Sally McCune, Annette Hill, Sandy McWilliams, Mary Karen Young. Kay Mote, Susan Montgom- ery, Pat Van Hooser, Tom Cameron. WS indicate membership in Troupe 208 of the National Thespian Society. 63 I-lLI. - SCHOOL PLAY Annie Get Your Gun CAST Annie Oaklr-y .- Put Jnhnston :, se-nior Frank llutlvr ,, Jim Stzinlvy'7', sonior t'h:irlim- Dnvn-nport K4-ith Knostf sl-nior llolly Tatu Mary Ruth Trvnt', avnior lfostvr Wilson W llonwr Hullf, sonior Winnie Toto ,, Lois Doris, st-nior Minniv- Carolyn Full:-y. froshmnn Jn-ssiv l':iul:lnn Ross-nlmum, frm-shmnn Little- Juko Carl Crawfortl, freshman Younu Mun Tom fnnif-ron. junior 1'onrlun-tor ,,,, Larry l'ntron', sm-nior Two young Lmlius .- Donna Kay Jom-S , junior Billiv Rm- Gi':irv ', junior Mui' . ,. Curl RnyPr. frvshnizin Us-orfzo ,, , .lnml-S Jost:-r, fra-shmnn llnffzilo Rill Jim Carpe-nh-ri3', svnior Tonimy , Hoy lVlvC'onn1-ll'4', sf-nior liittlo Girl ,W .lulnnv N:-ff. frcfshmzin Yollow Tooth Don l'l:isson':, junior Littla- llorsa- ,, Dun Slunlo-y , junior Mrs. Ye-llow Tooth l':it Elliot , sl-nior Mrs. Little- llorss- Maury Juno lil:-vins, junior Sitting Hull , Larry Hutrhison, junior l':iwnvv llill , In-on Roothoi. sonior Tirkvt Mun Taylor Hamm:-tt. junior Strmlm-r llill N4-ulu'rt , sm-nior Wuitn-r Ronnim- lfikn-. junior t'hilrlr1-n , .lo Ann Griffith. frcslv mziu: Mzirvc-lln Smith, sopho- niorv: Liluln Jo llure-':. sophomorvi Ray Moor:-huns:-, frm-shnmn. Imlizin t hildra-n ,, Phyllis Rmlmond, junior: Jun:-t Atkinson, son- ior: liinflu Barton, frosh- man: Kanwn Morris:-, s--nlor. Mrs. Porte-r Jvun Youny:'3', se-nior Mrs, Adams , , .lnuv Kingsbury. sophomorl- l,:uli1-s At tho Party Kutlilvf-n Mvlionulrl. fn-sliniailii Virginia lflauniyznn, snphomorv 5.4-vonipzinist , liurl-urn l'lauss1-n, sa-nior 'Vg indie-zito momhcrship in Troupv 1208 Of tho Nu Thvspiun Society. 64 tional S I, ll X Q f 94- -iz I 5:12 7 S '2 - 1 S 65 .-1 I--1 Z Z O cn nr: I-dl CL na: 1 :J o o rr: LD V2 211 E rc: I'-I-1 cs n: :::: E- L3 Car Jean rk N o IU .D Qui .JC Q2 O-Cm will 2 0 ZS +-I bf : O .J ff 5 ui L: GJ 'TO ol RE f. 5 w CI on V3 i-I Lv-I EU E2 Oo HO-. Q E CU .sc 9' 3 r: cz 41 2 S-4 cvs P4 Z4 rn S-4 GJ -.. .-. Q2 U2 M. E. s-4+-i CCG ZLL. E U2 OO ,E 425 QCD 5-4 S L4 ww PE p,CI:cu:x 'oiwwwso 505-4053 v-Jnilrmdmm A 1 elnriin J LS A fi IB n ed VY! Wi TONES I A R B TS OU rl: CJ. L5 :s as 0-4 E cz. GS J: O rn H O Q O .C Q ..-4 L. 5.-'E wi U1 U1 2: 5-s: was gr.. UU -1 E E D w v 4 22 Q ra 'U eg' - Qui id 4 W 7 D5 Q u ,-1 Kay Caro right W argaret M Di C C w n-4 GJ C1 CJ Clyd BRASS ING TR 1 s Dixie D cu cms ,C 2 ?4 Z Ill cv H 5-4 Cha OON BASS L0 an Jeffries r-4 D1 Es ,gn-ff WI.. hkwuifii M ...F Q S 1, QQVM J 2 I h'7fg?Z?ff72:'Bam,, 3 ji, vi. f,:'- a !' t, ,Ni f wwf 9810. I U ,- 4 Ir Qi Y Q f DRUM CORPS PERSONNEL OFFICERS President .,.. ....,...... ,.,,..,,............,....,,...........,.,.,...,.. J 1 myce Dickson Vice President ........ ..... C onnic Reynolds Secretary ......,.... ,i..,...,...... S ylvia Bailey Treasurer ...,... ........... B essie Greninger Reporter ,.... .,....,.,,. ..... C h arlene Moorehouse TENOR DRUMS Sylvia Bailey Jeanie Brown Nola Potter Nancy Whitehead SNAKE DRUMS Bessie Greninger Phyllis Jones Sherian Keller Connie Reynolds Larma Triplett Wanda Van Wey Pat Van Hooser Helen Ilill Vernetta Ratliff Judy Clayton BUGLES Barbara Adams Joyce Dickson Nancy Jones Luanna Russell Sandra Welton Barbara Spruce Karen Pennington Lila Reynolds Viola Brewer I TYNIBA LS Charlene Moorehouse Nancy Bowen BASS DRUMS Lottie Cook Norma Sayree 68 MAJORETTE Doris Steele Ass't. Major Winifred Jennings TWIRLERS Joan Wilkerson Janice Reynolds MASCOT Betty Eden DIRECTOR Glen McDonald 11 A PERSONNEL ORCHES OOL SCH GH I H RTHAGE CH X1 O TKONI HON ES 0 CLARINET LT S A CELLO IANO P Carol Jeffries Kathleen McDonald Mary Spencer Tommy Lee ' Q ,101 N Roberta Kendall BASS CLARINET Lelm Jones J ' ' S C3101 Hlldfefh Mavnard Johnson STRING BASS Branson 'la 1. Q.: V Q CJ DI Ol' Twy FEI' Shea Judv Ge LTO SAXOPHONE A S A FLl'TF Gav Stockdale Dixie Stockdale Norma Jean Sellers Qg?ilCLIE1aSf8?ekan1 Pregmn Bailey Ruth Ann Hailey P?lIl'iCla YOFR Home Hailex D BRASS BAgS Ramona Campbell ' John BI-ish, If O ,.1 l Qi A 4:5 ETF mi' :U 2. EE SE EU ffl: H2-I gp.. I-ul-fl 3 C EU E O. CU 5 5:3 S .II CL 3 C EEE H .H SEE fs-Cm EU: .zmw ..w..G moo main: E -.5 nat mmf mfg? n: La 55 A m 25 :QQ ESE W 1: mio mv-4D u.. 'U 33 Ni gr: vi? Hug :af Join LJ .54 .Sf E wo ES GJ QD if Winifred Jennings Paula Simpson Ronn e Skelton .H Ol l Patters Judith PEP BAND BACK ROW: John Bright, David Leidy, Tommy Lee, Ralph Corley, Ronald Evans, Lewis Jones, Ruth Ann Hailey, Paula Simpson, Clydene Long, Kay Chapman. FRONT ROW: Kay Fitzgerald, Winifred Jennings, Mollie Hailey, Mary Ann Love- kamp, Charles Genrich, Ronnie Skelton, Judy Shearer, Lucille Garbacz, Kathleen McDonald, Patricia York. NOT PICTURED ABOVE: Albert Asendorf, George Gibson. 7l ADVANCED GIRLS GLEE CLUB IAVK HOW: Shirlvy lluuslun, l3:1l'h:1l'zn .lm-ksun, Nam-y l1C'l'llUl', Inwsmu I3y1'1', Clzlrf' I,lw Svzxn-s, Pnl .luimrlstmny Myrna C'0im-V, Nlznrilyn Hogs-ls, H2ll'h2ll'ZlClillISS1'H, Slllldfil :VlI'xVlHi1IIlIS, Marilyn Vlinv, Judy Svhmidlkm-v C'h:n'l0nv Yzllm-s, .lzmv xYf'1IX'l'I', Hin'- laznm Arvlu-V, .lluiy Wittvmun. IHIRIJ HOW: Ilbllllill Davis, Flmlzn HL'I'lll'l', lg2Il'hIll'il Ilurlson, Guy Asllvlj Mary Ruth 'l'rm-nl, Shirlvy 1ll'iHiII1, lim-v1'x'ly Iialrklvy, Fvrn llfxigv, IQOSOIIIZIVY Royvr, Ilixiv Slovkrlzllw, PIII:-n W:-zllha-fly, .lm-1'l'iv fluinn, Linda Nlillvr, Linda l,m':1l'ni. SIVONII ROW: l.imi:1 P114-4-. S1lINh'!l Kirk, l':l1 PI'il1g1ll', Ruth Slmcwlnyvr, Rzmumnn f'JllIlPI7l'IIv lblzmu Hsxrlrm, Sznmlm Mvfwy, l,in1l11 Ilvnslvy, SIISJHI IN14m1gun1vl'y, Nzldinv llurlzlnri, .luflv l'I:1l'p, Iicxwvnu Lslmlwth, JN'I' HOW: Vzlml Sylw-stvxj Ruth Ann Ilznilcy, D4-znnnzl Tinciill, Shirlvy Coolvy, Kun-n Ih-lmm, f'ilI'IIll'Il Ilulfimzm, P111 IilllJL'l'1HUI1, Plxillis llc-mmm, I I'l'll2l flwvrmo, fihilfllblil' Vurwlr-1', M:u'y.l1m1' Hlvvins, .loyvv IglIl'I'UVN'S. 72 SOPHOMORE GLEE CLUB BACK ROVV: Patricia Potter, Pat Curry. Nancy Berner, Gwen Ford, Floyetta IleShong, Juanita Hoover, Anna Marie Carmit-ham-l, Virginia lflanipzan, Martha Ogden, Norma Jean Sellers. SECOND ROW: Mary Mcadv, Suv Young, Clydonc- Long. Sharron Ollivc-r. Nancy H4-lvvrson, Varolyn Mcistor, Be-th Gordon, Carolyn Knost, Ramona Sears. Aile-ne Plummer. FRONT ROVV: Carolyn Stafford, Charlotte Wickstrom, Carolyn Wibbing, Marsha Marshall, Wanlla Pippin. La Vvra Trowlwrislge, Dt-bra Frunk, Martha Nickels, Janice Reynolds. ml I I- FRESHMAN CHORUS BACK ROW: Mary Ann Cribbs, Judy Hobbs, Marcia Taunton, Martha Vincent, Karen Az-ner, Judy Brooks, Juanita Olive, Lula Mae Keller, Judy Hallowell, Alice Johnson. Charlotte- Kosmata, Nancy Whitehead. Sara Jones. THIRD ROW: Marsha Potter, Wilma Berryhill, Shirley Coiner, Carolyn Clevenger. Iva Jane Jackson, Sue Fingerle, Elane Lounis, Virginia Sapp, Sharon Houston, Carol Jeffries, Carolyn Helmer. SECOND ROW: Lucille Patrick, Yvonne Phillips. Sandra Powell, Roberta Kendall. Katherine Myer, Leah Mims, Doris Boyd, Linda Barton, Carolyn Eliason, Pat Hensley, Erma Sue Hamilton, Ruth Nelson. FRONT ROW: Jean Griffith, Sally Sakmary, Mary Margaret Holdman, Donna Schumaker, Mary Ward, Carolyn Culley, Judy Sale, Patty York, Marsha Kelly, Deanna Pendergraft, Paulann Rosenbaum, Naomi Lee. 73 MIXED CHDRUS HAVK IUJWV: GW1-n I m'1l, Kay Motif. Pal Johnston, Lawana Dyvr, Clan- Lu SI-ars. Jana- Kinushllry, Run- llvn- Amwllzans. -Larry l'a1.r4m, Gary Smith, .lim l'al'pvnt1'r, Gaylord limlrll, I.: -r' 'mriln-Ii 1'li:xl'lvs in 5 K1 , Chapman, Rrrnnm Iluvall, Virginia l'lanip,':m, Jam- Wvavn-r, Judy Schniinltlw. fh-Imwr: Iilrlvr. l'll l'll ILUVV li ulni n I lui-win lluhxll 0 ll! ' 2 1 Javkwun. Myrna Cuinm-r, l' l lll ROVVZ Sharron Ollivvr. Gay Ash:-r, Naelinv llorlanrl, l rr-lla Grm-1-n, l'1I'l'1l2l H1-rnvr. llarlrara Doll' -ann. Jw- llunkar. Dwaynv .l-'ffvl'i4-s, Kc-ith Kunst, Don Fla:-zson, .lim Farr, Holi Gmlcly, l':urnl .11-ffs-rivs. Karwn Ymilig, Sandra Mcfny. Linda Hs-nslvy, Karvn Van Urk. Tllllili ROVV: f'Iyrl4-nv lmng, liulmia Davis, Sandra Kirk, Pat Prinyzlv, Ruth Sluwmymg llixim- Stnwkxlalv. llvnnis .lmlun-5, Daviul Hhfnv, Mike' Patron, John Shank. Lawrvnm- l nIln14'r. Dan Stanlw-y, Susan Nvl- wrn. .lumly Witlman, lnmla lim-urni, liinxla llartim, SICVUND ROW: Sm- lfiligvrllv-, Dvanna Tinmlill, llvcky Ulwm, Karvn lim-rm-r. ll:-ily S sq-m-wi: Ramona Fam 1- l l ln-ll, l'.llv-n W1-allwrly. Llnwla .lu Vavv, Susan Mlmtpzrnm-i'y, Mary .lanv lllm-Vins. llarluara ,'Xrvh4-r. Anmflle- Hill, liimla Nlillvr. .lmlv l'la1'p. l li0N'I' ROW: Ruth Ann Hallvy. Marv Hulrlman, Shirlm-y Cooll-y, Varnl Sylvm-stair. Kari-n H4-Im'-r. Diana liznrlnn, l'lnm Sm- Hamilton, Mar:4l1a Ka-lly, Carolyn Eliason, f'li:u'InHv l'nr4lvl'. lVlal'll1:n Nivlmls. Farn- lyn VVuw1. SMALL ENSEMBLES 6 Im,-f.,, QFHOMO A . 10 , Claui- ml 4: fir H RE XXV'-'br rllmvkmra f'lcr'r1rii1lmiilf1iiiLLi, 0lyfie31l'4 RTF uuilx 'Q,fLXS. sim-,.-S. novs GLEE cum 'Sf NQ3, 1v1:.,.,'Q,.Lf,,,kjT MMF' LMP- 'Cm-ul ' ' HAWK ROW: Jimmy Hm:m'rnman. 'Na JP. Nic, 1 'll'n,uixi4l John llow-rly, Jw- Norris, John U SUIIUIS, fw ' shank, riawur-I Knight. f-I-N NEXT ROWZ Mika- Calrnn, llavifl Shane, l'lrnr-ea! Armsironfz, liulu Gaflsly, Mvrlv liulick, Accum- panist 'Norma .Ivan Sn-Ile-rs. GIRLS SEXTET . 74 FRESHMEN QUARTET A-f'rGflmI1H?ilH:h T Batrhaaxgt I Mary Holrlman. Dc-anna Pvnder- ury u ru-n . '- ' zraf, Carolyn Eliason. Carol llixiaf Stn:-krlnln-. D:-nrnnn Pgnrlar- Jllffrips' llffiff- -lmly l'1 l'- l n'l M'll Accomwxni:-1tffRobertu Kc-ndull. 1 4 ' gg' -' - ' an -. ,A W EU! y f fift V sum 9: . I , ' ,. Tiff' .- X' x 3 '52 it ,K -hw .,.Tm ,-31 Qiiffw Z . ,M r L' Q, Q ., ,yi ,.- vw 4 A ,..L 1'iW'f5 kt .Ji wgg .I K iffy - ,I v A .X 75 fa Ik CORONHTIGN OF THE FOOTBALL QUEEN Richard Palonv, IH-lorf-s Bryan, Don Ik-Mate, Miss Jann-t Foss, Football Quvvn, Flora Vlfartllow, I.arry Forrl, Kathy Wallacc-. Flowvr Girl, Larry Foss, Crown B4-are-r, A TEAM BASKETBALL SCORES Carthage Carthage Carthage Varthagu- Cart hagv Carthage Carthngt- Carthagv Cart hagv Cart hags- Cart hagv Carthago Carthage- Carthagv Carthage Cartham- Carthagi- Varthallm- Carthagt- Carthage Cart hago Cart hagv Carthagf- nBvn Carthagv Carthage G6 ........,.,,... .. ..,,,,,.. Alba 39 46 -H Cassvillv 42 ZW -W H- Joplin 64 62 -, Webb City 51 42 ,,., Aurora 55 .HI ,, .. Joplin 65 78 - ........ Mom-tt 54 40 ,..,,..., Cassvillm- 51 46 -- Pleasant Hom- 50 51 . .... Wvbh City 43 55 ....... Nvosho 53 53 .,,,, Nvvada 46 77 ,,, Mt, V1-rnon 57 58 ..... Lamar 41+ 55 -- Aurora 65 fiti - .... Mum-tt 47 71 ,,., Vassvillv 73 H2 , We-bb City 58 G7 ...... Ne-vada 53 61 W- Mt. Vs-rnon 52 62 .,,,, Lamar 48 79 ,,,,,.,,.,...,,,,,,.,. Nm-osho fill 56 H ,, ,,...,,, . ,,,,., Wvbb City G1 TEAM BASKETBALL SCORES 46 ,,,,,,A,, , W , Cassvillf- 40 54 -,- Aurora 41 fm, A bf WJNWQ, 4 4,2509 1 E21 ,ie 5, Carthage' Carthage Carthage Carthage Carthago Carthage Carthagi' Cart ham- Carthage Carthallv Carthage Carthage Carthage Carthage Carthage I LAI I Carthagv Cart hage- Carthagv Carthage Carthage Carthage Carthage Carthage Carthagm- Carthage CHEERLEADERS '- 2 58 58 57 73 67 69 68 55 78 49 55 R3 75 61 65 . Monvlt ,-- Cassvillm- .-. We-bb City , , , , , Nvosho , ...,, NL-vada V Mt. Ve-rnon -,,., Lamar --- Aurora -M Monvtt nn, Casaville- U.. We-hb City Ns-vatla ., Mt. Vornon , ,... Lamar --.- Nvosho TEAM FOOTBALL SCORES 7 ti 15 25 27 51 26 7 20 27 Willow Springs ,,, ,--., Mt. Vernon -- -,,, ,,., Mom-tt V, Nvvatla -- Noosho -, Girard - , Lamar , , Aurora .- Cassvillv , Ncosho Ill 49 51 52 57 41 57 46 57 48 37 70 49 44 437 0 0 0 1 2 T 0 1 Il 7 0 1 -J ' '?i L I t W is v, Flora Wardlow, Dolores Bryan, Barbara Archer, Janet Foss. Karen Morris. Donna Bayless, Linda Millar, Sandra Young. as BIG NINE CHAMPIONS A 43- in . . .., BACK ROW: Ron Spradley, Richard Palone, Larry Ford, Dale Walker, Ed Masters, Denzil McConnell, Dale Leidy, Everett Ralston. SECOND ROW: Frank Carmichael, Roy Foss, Don Staggs, Don DeMate, H. B. Davis, Junior Jones, Larry Hutchison, Roger Adams, Gerry Arner, Jim McWilliams, Dwight Arner. FRONT ROW: Dub Cheney, Frank Sanders, Wayne Wickstrom, John Buterbaugh, Ronnie Perkins, Larry Cordell, Kenneth Jennison, Merle Southern, Roy McConnell, Larry Ross. an I mm B FOOTBALL TEAM BACK ROW: Norman Jackson, Ed Johnson, Charles Chapman, Walter Bradley, Rex Raydon, Taylor Hammett, Ron Dittman, Don Quade, Gary Joyce. FRONT ROW: David Matheny, Ralph Meyers, Jay Loafman, Harold McCoy, Billy Cook, Jim Hayslip, Randall Cordell, Leonard Greninger, George Stair, Steve Beim- diek, Ronnie Cole. 77 A BASKETBALL TEAM BACK ROW: Gerry A1-ner, Don DeMate, Jack Simpson, Don Dayringer, Jerry Snow, Frzink Carmichael. FRONT ROW: H. B. Davis, Dub Cheney, Merle Southern, Russell Schell, Dwight Arner. B BASKETBALL TEAM BACK ROW: Jim McWilliams, Eldon Freeman, Ed Masters, Everett Ralston, lyeal Joyce. FRCLNTkROW: Mike Catron, Walter Webb, Walter Bradley, Larry Ralston, Ronnie er ms. 78 FRESHMAN BASKETBALL TEAM BACK ROW: Robert Warden, Steve Beimdiek, Ralph Corley, Randy Cordell, Dale Staggs, Paul Rohmaller. FRONT ROW: John Lee, Jim Hayslip, David Kennell, Harold Hitchcock, Buddy Norwood. JERRY SNOW RUSSELL SCHELL DUB CHENEY MERLE SOUTHERN DON DEMATE FRANK CARMICHAEL GERRY ARNER DON DAYRINGER GOLF TEAM, BACK ROW: John Harp, Larry Ralston, Don DeMate, Larry Hutchison, Neal Joyce. FRONT ROW: John Platt, Billy Junkin, Tom Hamilton, Charles Hardesty, Glen Bor- land. eel I le TENNIS TEAM BACK ROW: Max Forste, Kenneth Jennison, John Woodward, Allen Sweet, Leon Boothe, Jim Stanley, Bill Neubert, Bill Johnson, Dan Stanley. FRONT ROW: Janet Foss, Elaine Wache, Karen Morris, Saundra Burton, Charlene Yates, Mary Karen Young, Myrna Coiner, Delores Elder, Jane Kingsbury, Flora Wardlow. 80 BASEBALL TEAM BAVK ROW: Harold Hitchcock, I-'rank Cdrmlchqcl Waltei Webb William Cheney Jerry Snow Merlc Southern, Churlvs Gt-nrich, Paul Rohmallnr JLIIY Giifflths Tnd Summers SEFOND ROW: Carl Roye-r, Ronnie Red R nnn Psrklns Challis lhwpmin I y Lo lll Russ ll Schf-ll, Dwight Arnvr, John LQ-4-, Hnildy Norwood Ihxius Sw:-iringu FRONT ROW: Ed Johnson, Taylor Hammett Ccxry Aimr Ii'1nk Cllbrvith H B Ihus W'1vm Wi lc Strom, Jim McWilliams, Luonorcl Ure-nlnxzu Jim Hull! TRACK TEAM BACK ROW: Eldon Ifrcq-man, David Hill Charles GL-nrich, Ted Sumners. THIRD ROW: Jay Butchvr, Don Staines Scholl, Dwight Arm-r, Waltcr Iirudle-y, SECOND ROW: Ronnie P1-rkins, Ronnie Stewart, Leland Osborne, Ralph Cortez FRONT ROW: Ed Johnson, Frank Carmichael Jim MCWIlillmS Waltmi Wmbb I in A i r l an I rinprvr, H. li. Davis, Wayne Wickstrom, Merle Sdutheirn John Woodwxrd C CL U B BACK ROW: Don DeMate, Don Dayringer, Jerry Snow, Jack Simpson, Denzil McConnell, Larry Hutchison, Gerry Arner, Jim Stanley. SECOND ROW: Ron Spradley, Frank Carmichael, Junior Jones, Larry Ford, Everett Ralston. Roy Foss, Dale Walker, Hershel Meister, Don Staggs. FRONT ROW: Herman Triplett, Roy McConnell, Dwight Arner, Merle Southern, Wayne Wickstrom, Kenneth Jennison, Larry Cordell, Bill Junkin, William Cheney. Mr. Landrith, Sponsor CART!-IAGE HIGH SCHOOL C CLUB O F F I C E R S President... ,....,....,... ......,.,.,,.....,....,,...... .....,,,.i,......, M e rle Southern Vice-President. ...... ........... R oger Adams Secretary ,,........t..t.... ,.....,.......... D on DeMatc Treasurer ......,....,,. .......,, William Cheney Sergeant-At-Arms .,t.. . .....,..... Dwight Arner The Carthage High School C Club consists of male varsity letter- winners who have, by receiving varsity letters, become eligible for membership. The objects of the C Club shall be as follows: To develop initiative, leadership, and sportsmanship. To provide experience in living, working together. To serve the school and community through its administrative officers. To prepare for useful citizenship. Some of the activities of the C Club include sponsoring the C Club Carnival, selling candy at home basketball games, and selling hot dogs and apples at the football games. 82 D2'f7L3 '5 QA Q fa f ff 31 7 X E? 4 Mr U DX A o I i i 8 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY BACK ROW: Maynard Johnson, Ilomer Hall, Leon Boolhe, Jini Carpenter, Donald liasson. Tllllill ROW: Carroll Wheat, Tom Cameron, Kenneth Jennison, John Woodward, I,e- land Osborne, Larry Catron, Gerry Amer, Frank Llilhreath. SIGCOND ROW: Pat Johnston, Karen Morris, Kay Mote, Karen Van Urk, Marilyn Cline, .lean Young, Janet Foss, Sharon Grosshart, Carolyn Beimdiek- Elaine Waehe, FRONT ROW: Carole Miller, Marilyn Loafman, Flora Wardlow, Freda Berner, Billie Rae Grace, Nancy Berner, Linda Miller, Mary Miller, Judy Shearer. THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The Carthage Chapter of the National Honor Society, which was es- tablished in 19331, was organized to create enthusiasm toward scholarship, to stimulate a desire for service, to promote leadership, and to encourage development of character. Eligibility for membership in the society consists of having a schol- astic average of at least S. From the group of students having this aver- age the faculty then, voting individually, selects the required number of members, basing their decision upon the service, leadership, character, and scholarship of the qualified students. The number of members is limited to 1504 of the senior class and to 592 of the junior class. The pledge, which each member makes upon initiation is as follows-- l pledge myself to uphold the high purposes of this society to which l have been elected, striving in every way, by word and deed, to make its ideals the ideals of my school. OFFICERS President ...........,..,..., .....,.......,....,.................,...., S haron Grossharl Vice-President ............,....,,,.,, ....,,.,,,,,.., F reda Berner Secretary ,...,......,....,................... .........,........ J anet Foss Treasurer and Sponsor ..,.,,...,....... ........ A rria Murto 84 THESPII-iNS BACK ROW: Larry Catron. Keith Knost, Leon Boothe, Jim Carpenter, Homer Hall, Doug: Hibdon, Ruj: McConnell, Ronnie Galloway, Mrs. Crawford, Sponsor. SECOND ROW: Thomas Leo, Don Eusson, Ken Jennison, Jrrry Nesbitt, Bill Ne-ulwe1't.Geo1'gv Gibson, Jim Stanley, Dan Stanley, Ron Duvall, Jean Young. FRONT ROW: Dixie Stockdale, Lois Davis. Susan Van Urk. Pat Johnston, Kart-n Morris, Linda Hensley, Billie Rae Grace, Carolyn Beimdiek, Janet Foss. Linda Ralston, Elaine Wache. Carole Miller. Martha Morris, Marilyn Loafman, Donna Kay Jones, Ruth Ann Hailey, Linda Jn Pace. NOT PICTURED: Pat Elliot. acl l lc OFFICERS , President .,...,......,..,.. ,...,,,...,,....,,,.,,,,,..,....,..,,,..,.,........ L lame Wache , X .Q,q,,Q.x Vice-President ,,,.,,. ......,.,,,,,,., J erry Nesbitt X K, field W Secretary ........,.,... ,.,,.,,, C arolyn Beimdiek K fig 7 ! Treasurer ,,,,.,..,, ,,,,, ,,,,.,... Le o n Boothe ' f 'li- s its J Historian .....,.. , .,,,............ Pat Elliot QgL 4 E' Reporter .,,,,.,, ,,,,,,,...............,...,..,.. Carole Miller 4 4 T H E S P I A N S Act well your 1JfL'l'f-th9'l'6't7L all honor lies. This famous statement is the motto of the National Thespian Society, an organization for the furtherance of the dramatic art in secondary schools. The group is comprised of students who have participated in suffi- cient speech and dramatic activities in school and community to gain 10 points, which is the requirement for membership. Durng the 1955-1956 school year Thespians have been quite active. We started the year with a formal banquet which served as initiation for the new pledges. Following this we decided to shift our meeting time and gather once each month in the evening for a pot-luck supper. Immediately after this many of us struggled with the float which was entered quite successfully in the home-coming parade. By the middle of February every member of our society was hard at work tand we do mean workl producing the all school play Annie Get Your Gun which was a smash hit, playing to standing room only both nights. There was a short slack season throughout March but work resumed again in April with the senior play and finally ended with the informal initiation held at our annual spring picnic. 85 RLTRURIANS BACK ROW: Uarolya Valley, Delores Bryan. Ann Isbell, Annette Hill, Pat Johnston, Barbara Jackson, Iiawana Dyer, Joyce Whitaker, Sharon Grosshart. l OllIt'I'll ROW: Farolyn Sue- IH-rry, Marci-lla Smith. Sue l in1:e-rle, Judy Hallowell, Gwen lforml, Sharron Ollivvr, lit-vu-rly Barkley, Martha Nichols. llintla Barton. 'l'lllltD ROW: Mart-ia Taunton, Carolyn Lindsey. Janice Dyer. Ann Beck, Kathleen MvDonal4l, Nan lit-ck, Kay l-'itzge-ralil, Christine Nordstrom. Marsha Marshall, Mary Mayes, Linda Jo Pace. Sl-IFOND ROW: Carole Miller, la-a Mims, Marilyn Loafman, Patsy Rook. Mary Miller, Charlotte- Wick- strom, Virginia Flanifzan. Jana' Mt-N1-W. Marsha Good, Barbara Bryan. Linda Miller, Paulann Rosen- lnauni. FRONT ROW: Sally Sackmary, Linda Hensley. Karen Morris. Linda Ralston, Patsy Millikan. Carolyn H4-imtlin-k. Kathi:-1-n Flanigzan, Mary Kari-n Young, Sandra McCoy, Pat. Elliot. Linda Local-ni, Flora Mae- Wartllow, Sanulra Young. Phyllis Retlmoml. Mrs. Lindeman, Sponsor THE ALTRURIAN LITERARY SOCIETY The Altrurian Literary Society, which is the oldest Organization in high school, was founded in 1905. lts meetings are held on the second and fourth Wednesdays of each month and are supervised by the s0eiety's faculty sponsor, Mrs. Thelma Lindeman. During the course of the year we contributed over 3200 to such charities as the March of Dimes, Muscular Dystrophy, Salvation Army, Big Brothers. Care, and the Y.M.C.A. These donations were made possible by the proceeds from our annual Tag Day hold in the early part of the school year. The social part of our activities included the annual Tri-Club coke party, our in- formal initiation in the form of a Wiener roast, the formal initiation and installation of officers held at a banquet at the Broadvew Country Club, and various other forms of constructive entertainment. lst Semester OFFICERS Sharon Grosshart ,... ...... P resident ,,,,, Ann Isbell Karen Morris Mary Miller .,... Delores Bryan Patsy Millikan Carole Miller Vice-President ,, Secretary ,, Treasurer ..,, , Reporter Critic Guard 86 2nd Semester Patsy Millikan Karen Morris Ann Isbell Mary Miller Sharon Grosshart Linda Ralston Delores Bryan HRISTONIANS BACK ROW: Marilyn Cline. Carolyn Simmons, Sandra McWilliams, Sharon Warden. Charlene Yates, Sally Lee Lowrey, Myrna Coiner. FOURTH ROW: Susan Jane Van Urk, Dixie Stockdale, Ann Puett, Susan Montgomery. Rosemary Royer, Susan Nelson, Carolyn Clanton, Mary Jane Haizlip, Barbara Gray, Virlinda Palone, Paula Simpson, Deanna Tindill. THIRD ROW: Elaine Wache. Debra Crunk, Terry Sue Hargis, Barbara Griffith, Karen Van Urk, Nancy Bottens, Sara. Johnson, Becky Clem, Carol Pugh. Janice Hutchins, Linda Osborne, Linda Schell. SECOND ROW: Donna Bayless, Judy Jeffries, Shirlene French, Karen Johnson, Mary Ruth Trent, Karen Berner, Judy Schmidtke, Nancy Berner, Donna Kay Jones, Charlotte Corder, Judy Earp, Shirley Griffith, Janet Atkinson. FRONT ROW: Sue Young, Anna Marie Carmichael, Barbara Grizg, Rolena Lambeth, Janelle Trimble, Jean Young. Franchon Whitehead, Shirley Coiner, Diane Barton. Barbara Archer, Kay Chapman. Gay Stockdale. Miss Westfall, Sponsor ARISTONIANS The Aristonians completed a most successful year during 1955-1956. Most of the fifty-six members met every two weeks with their new sponsor, Miss Helen Westfall. Our social year was begun with the annual Tri-Club coke party, which was held for a change in the wide-open spaces of Central Park. There were many activities to keep us busy-we collected for the annual heart fund drive: then there was the mother-daughter banquet, helping with the spring Tri-Club dance, worrying about the float we en- tered in the Home-Coming parade and threatening the digestion of the entire school by selling homemade popcorn balls at all the home games: of course we can't for rather the pledges can'tJ forget the informal initia- tion at the first of the year. It was lots of fun and everyone turned out to be a good sport about the activities. All in all it's really been fun. We seniors will miss all the excite- ment, but the undergraduates will be back with you again next year. 87 OLYMPIIIN LITERARY SOCIETY 4 ln 4 BACK ROW: Judy VVinn, Connie Maxwell, Freda Berner, Barbara Dodson. Mary Jane Blevins, Clare Lu S4-ars, Barbara Clausst-n, Marilyn Rogers, Judy Shearer. Clydene Long, Ramona Sears, Beverly lturiie-tt, De-anna lh'Voll. Sl-IVUNID ROW: Sue Pratt, Gail Dasingt-r, Martha Vincent, Saundra Staats. Ruth Ann Hail:-y, Jane W'n-avi-r, Dolores l'1Itl1-r, Luisa Davis. Darlene liaw, Ramona Campbell, Judy Witteman. l lliS'l' ROW: lit-vvrly F:-atht-r. Shirley Cooley. Carol Sylvester, Lois Davis, Janet Foss, Mary lieth Brown, lim-rtha Giwis-ne. Sharon Houston, Roberta Kendall, Alma Henson, Katha-rine Myers, Judy Patterson. Ili-lla tlulick, Jann-t Ray. Opal I-'aye Brooks. AHSICNT: limily Sun- Dodson. I l l OLYMPIAN LITERARY SOCIETY The Olympian Literary Society, organized in 1909, one of the older Societies to have been organized, has endeavored to maintain the high standards and to promote the spirit of kindness and friendliness in Car- thage High School. This honorable club's colors are purple and gold. The club pin is gold and has an Olympian Oil Lamp Symbol. The flower of our club is Iris, and our motto, which is part of each one of us, is Always Ready. The Olympians have participated this year in donating to the Red Fross and March ol' Dimes. The club has participated in many social activities including the Tri- Cluh dance, informal and formal initiations, penny suppers, Tri-Club coke party, candy sale and the mother-daughter banquet. The club has enjoyed a very busy year, thanks to our sponsors, Miss Mary Anne Rice and Mrs. Rita Sullivan, and our fifty members. First Semester Janet Foss ,, , ,, Freda Herner Barbaia Claussen Barbara Dodson .. Marilyn Rogers ., Emily Sue Dodson Shirley Houston , OFFICERS President ...,... ., Vice-President Secretary . . ,. Treasurer , Critic .... Reporter Guard 88 Second Semester ,. Freda Berner ,. Barbara Dodson Barbara Claussen Janet Foss Delores Elder Emily Sue Dodson ,. Sue Shearer KEY CLUB BACK ROW: Homer Hall, Larry Hutchison, James Carpenter, Ronald Fike, Leon Boothe, Bill Carson, Ed Stewart, Tom Cameron, Ronald Applehans. SECOND ROW: Larry Catron, Gaylord Bedell, Eddie Neete, Kenneth Jennison, John Woodward, Jim Stanley, Jack Beck, Maynard Johnson, Stephen McGaughey. FRONT ROW: Robert Warden, Tom Hamilton, Harold McCoy, Jay Butcher, Neal Joyce, George Gibson, Stephen Ralston, Larry Ralston, Keith Knost, Dan Stanley, Jerry Deitz, Jim Pace. B 1 I It If. is ,...,.f'f,,,6vS ,. O F F I C E R S President ,..,,r,r ,,,.. ,,.,........,..,...,r,..r.....r,r....,,,,.... G e orge Gibson Vice-President ,.,. .. ,...,.. Leon Boothe Secretary ..,.,,,,rrr,,. r..,. R onnie Duvall Treasurer ..... ..,,.., E d Stewart CARTHAGE CHAPTER KEY CLUB INTERNATIONAL The Carthage Key Club was founded here in 1950 by the Carthage Kiwanis Club. Key Club is a high school boys service club, Its goals include school service and commun.ity service. Its members are Key boys of the school who derive practice in leadership and organization from their work in the Key Club. 89 FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OI-' AMERICA BACK ROW: Miss Argabright, Miss Owens, Miss Rice, David Harris, Joe Norris, Lucille Garbacz, Charlene Yates, Barbara Claussen, Sally Lowrey, Clare Lou Sears, Linda llensley, Pat Pringle, Sandra Kirk. FRONT ROW: Barbara Dodson, Carol Pugh, Ramona Campbell, Lila Reynolds, Patricia York, Mary Mead, Rose Chrisman, Deanna Tindill, Carmen Iloldman, Karen llelmer, Winifred Jennings, Joan Wilkerson. Miss Argabright, Miss Owens, Miss Rice, Sponsors THE FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA CHAPTER 1034 The Future Business Leaders of America is the National organization for students of business education. This organization is designed for both high school and college students, and is affiliated with the United Business Education Association, a depart- ment of the National Education Association. The FBLA helps to prepare young men and women for leadership and prepares youth to assume adult responsibilities in adult organizations. It serves as an effective means of bringing the interest of students together to deal with National problems, community improvement, vocational preparation and better relationships with local, state and National groups interested in the welfare of youth, The Carthage Chapter of FBLA was organized in September, 1953, with thirty- eight charter members. Any student enrolled in one or more business subjects that meets the requirements outlined in the local chapter constitution is eligible for mem- bership, The present Chapter consists of thirty-two young men and women. The third Wednesday of each month is the regular meeting date as specified in the constitution. Money-making and service projects including a talent show sponsored by the FBLA this year have been successful. Miss Hazel Argabright, Head of the Business Depart- ment, and Miss Edith Owens and Mrs, Rita Sullivan, who replaced Miss Mary Anne Rice when she resigned, are the sponsors. FIRST SEMESTER Charlene Yates . ....... ........ . Barbara Claussen . Judy Shearer . ...... . Lucille Gaibaez .,...... Sally Lowrey .......,,. Patricia York ........ OFFICERS President, . Vice-President . Secretary Treasurer Parliamentarian Reporter 90 SECOND SEMESTER Barbara Claussen Judy Shearer Ramona Campbell Ruth Shoemyer Linda Hensley Linda Locami SPANISH CLUB BACK ROW: Roy Eden, David Matheny, Miss Kirke, Tom Cameron, Billy Carson, Paul York, Dwight Amer, Harold McCoy, Billy Junkin, Robert Logsdon, Harold Carson, FRONT ROW: Julane Neff, Linda Jo Pace, Susan Jane Van Urk, Judy Shearer, Nancy Bottens, Sandra McWilliams, Patricia Van Hooser, Jeanie Brown, Shirley Davis, Deanna Tindill, Beth Gordan, Yvonne O'Donnell, Paula Simpson. Miss Kirke, Sponsor P 4 1 lo P- O F F I C E R S FIRST SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER Tom Cameron ...........,.,,i.,.,,i,i.., ,,,,.. P resident ,...,..... ,,,.,,.,,i,,,,.,,i,,,,,,,.,,.. B illy Carson Billy Carson . .,,,........i .,,,,. V ice President ......... ,,.,.. S andra McWilliams Nancy Bottens .,..,,,,,,,,., ..,... S ecretary .,,,,,,,, ,,ll,,,,,,,,,,,,..,... L inda Pace Sandra McWilliams ,,,.,,,, ..,.,. T reasurcr ,, ,,,,,,.,... Deanna Tindill Pat Van Hooser ,,,,,,,,, .....,.,. C ritic ,,,.,.. ,........,. T om Cameron Linda Pace ...,.,,,.,,,, .,,,,,,, R eportcr ..r... , ,, ,,,. Pat Van Hooser Miss Ircne Kirke .,.,,,....,. .,,,,.....r,.,.. S ponsor .......r ,,,.,,, M iss Irene Kii-kc Colors-Red and Gold. Flower-ePoinsettia Motto--La diligencia es madre de la buena ventura. rlndustry is the mother of suc- cess.b SPANISH CLUB Thirty active and ambitious members have done much to make El Circulo Cas- tellano an outstanding success this year. On October 21 the club presented the Spanish play So This Is Mexico by Ina W. Ramboz for the assembly program. In their float for the homecoming parade November 18 depicting the death blow to the bull tWebb Cityl by the toreador tCarthageJ, the club Won second prize. The annual pinata party was held December 16, The pinata was made by Billy Carson and broken by Judy Shearer. In February the members furnished a program for the youth group at the Methodist Church and assisted in a program for the Business and Professional Wom- en's Club. The Club is looking forward to an illustrated talk on Mexico by Dr. Margaret Kidder, head of the Spanish department of Drury College, for the Pan American banquet on April 13. The final activity will be a picnic in May. 91 TIGER TALES BACK ROW: Carl Crawford, Donald ljasson, John Lee, Homer Hall, Larry Catron, Jim Carpenter, Tom Cameron, Kenny Haizlip, Leon Boothe, Keith Knost, Ronald Applehans. THIRD ROW: James Jester, Carole Miller, Janet Atkinson, Sue Pratt, Kathleen Flani- gan, Ruth Shoemeyer, Pat Pringle, Judy Schmidtke, Mary Jane Haizlip, Barbara Gray, Barbara Claussen, Phyllis Henson. SECOND ROW: Marilyn Loafman, Linda Hensley, Linda Locarni, Mary Ruth Trent, Donna Jones, Linda Ralston, Patsy Millikan, Janet Foss, Pat Elliot, Irene Penning- UJYI. FRONT ROW: Judy Witteman, Mary Karen Young, Sandra McCoy, Betty McClin- tock, Mary Mayes, Barbara Bryan, Barbara Dodson, Flora Mae Wardlow, Sandra Young, Deanna Tindill, Phyllis Redmond. Our school paper, Tiger Tales, was established in 1935. At that time it was a mime- ographed copy, but for the past five years it has been printed. This adds much to the appearance of the copy. The paper is printed monthly and the last issue is al' ways dedicated to the seniors. It is necessary that our publication be self-supporting. Our business managers work earnestly to make the paper sales pay all bills. However, the staff sponsored the sale of yearly subscriptions this past fall as a project for more income. The editors have worked untiringly to improve the content of the paper and to print the items students enjoy reading. Regardless of the hours of work that have gone into the making ot each month'5 edition of Tiger Tales, the staff has enjoyed a happy and successful year. Mr. Rogers, Miss Owens, Sponsors TIGER TALES STAFF Editor . . . . . Marilyn Loafman Assistant Editor ., , .. Donna Kay Jones Business Manager ...... ........ . Leon Boothe Circulation Manager . Patsy Millikan Assistants: Carole Miller, Janet At- kinson, Donald Easson, and Phyliss Henson. News and Feature Editors ,. Pat Elliot and Keith Knost Assistantsz. Phyllis Redmond, Judy Schmidtke, Ruth Shoemeyer, Kay Mote, Sandra McCoy, and Jim Car- penter. spans Editor , ..,,., ...,,........ S andra Young Assistants: Betty Jean McClintock, Irene Pennington, John Lee, and Carl Crawford. Senior Sketch Editor .........,... ,, Janet Foss Assistants: Barbara Jackson, Bar- bara Dodson, Emily Dodson, and Mary Ruth Trent. Club Editor .........,............ . .......... Ann Isbell Assistants: Linda Loearni, Mary Mayes, Linda Hensley, and Tom Cameron. Exchange Editor . .,.... Flora Mae Wardlow Assistants: Karen Young, Deanna Tindill, and Judy Witteman. Art Editors ................ Delores Bryan, and Glenn Haizlip R. 0. T. C. Editor ....,...........,... Homer Hall Assistants: James Jester, and Ronald Applehans. Tiger Chops Editors. .. ..,,..... Senior, Linda Ralston: Junior, Pat Pringle: Sopho- more, Barbara Bryan: Freshman, Sue Pratt. Typists: Barbara Gray, Barbara Claus- sen, Larry Catron, Mary Jane Haizlip, and Homer Hall. Sponsors: Miss Edith Owens and Mr, A. H. Rogers. SENIOR TRI-HI-Y BACK ROW: Sally Lowrey, Myrna Coiner, Delores Elder, Marilyn Cline, Jane Weaver. Melba Spradley, Barbara Gray, Charlene Yates, Barbara Claussen, Sandra Kirk, Barbara Archer. THIRD ROW: Freda Berner, Carol Pugh, Nancy Jacobs, Sharon Warden, Ruth Shoe- myer. Mary Jane Blevins, Beverly Barkley, Mary Ruth Trent, Karen Van Urk. Linda Locarni, Kathleen Flanigan. SECOND ROW: Barbara Dodson, Emily Sue Dodson, Carol Miller, Marilyn Loafman. Sue Brown, Rosemary Royer, Joyce Burrows, Luisa Davis, Nancy Berner, Lawana Dyer, Sandy McWilliams, Kay Mote. FRONT ROW: Mary Karen Young, Karen Morris, Linda Hensley, Donna Jones, Judy Earp, Annette Hill, Ann Puett, Charlotte Corder, Linda Miller, Diana Barton. Phyllis Redmond, Susan Montgomery. Miss Hedge, Sponsor --I I IJ SENIOR TRI-HI-Y CLUB The Tri-Hi-Y Club is an organization sponsored by the Carthage Y. M. C. A, The Tri-Hi-Y Clubs were organized in the Y. M. C. A. during and immediately following World War I. The first one was started in Waynesboro, Pennsylvania in 1919. The clubs are a part of the effort to open the facilities of the Y. M. C. A. to girls of high school age. Our club was organized in January 1955 with a membership of 54: this member- ship has now grown to 80 members. Hence the club has been divided into two sections -the Senior Group and the Junior Group. Purpose of the club- To create, maintain, and extend throughout the home. school, and community high standards of Christian character. Slogan: Pure thoughts, pure words, pure actions. Colors: Red, White and Blue- -exemplifying Sacrifice, Purity, and Loyalty. Name: Tri-Hi-Y stands for the three-fold purpose of the Y. M. C. A. tTril: exempli- fied by highschool girls tHib: and affiliated with the Y. M. C. A. tYi. , I OFFICERS President ..,,,..,..,.. .... . . ....... . ................................. Judy Earp Karen Van Urk Charlene Yates Treasurer ..,,..... .............. F reda Berner Historian ,,,., , . ...... Beverly Barkley Lawana Dyer Critic .,,, ,. ..,........ ...... B arbara Dodson Vice-President ....... .... .............. .......... ................ Secretary ............. .,.... Reporter ...,.... ....... 93 IUNIOR TRI-HI-Y BACK ROW: Ramona Sears, Gail Dasinger, Debbie Crunk, Susan Nelson, Virlinda Palone, Nancy Bottens, Linda Jo Pace, Barbara Griffith, Nancy Whitehead. SECOND ROW: Sue Pratt, Wilma Berryhill, Sherry Cox, Sandra Staats, Judy Anne llallowell, Clydene Long, Shirlene French, Patsy Mclntyre, Karen Johnson, Char- lotte Wickstrom. . FRONT ROW: Mary Ward, Joyce Paylor, Doris Boyd, Carolyn Eliason, Patty York, Katherine Myers, Sue Hargis, Carolyn McCurry, Paulann Rosenbaum, Judy Winn, Linda Osborne, Donna Bayless, Judy Jeffery. Miss Hedge, Sponsor m I I or or JUNIOR TRI-HI-Y CLUB This club is made up of Sophomore and Freshmen girls, there are 32 members. The club was organized in September of this year. The girls meet on the first and third Tuesday of each month. Some of the activities of the club include: adopting a family for Christmas, study- ing topics of interest by use of films and panel discussion, making scrap books for children's home, enjoying guest speakers, and good times. Purpose: To create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school, and com- munity high standards of Christian character. Slogan: Pure thoughts, pure words, pure actions. OFFICERS President ......... .,., ,.... . , ..,.............. . ......,, Sue Hargis Vice-President , ,,,, .... N ancy Bottens Secretary . . ,.... Gail Dasinger Treasurer ., , .,... Barbara Griffith Critic .. .,., ..,,..... D onna Bayless Reporter ..,..... ,....... J udy Jeffery 94 FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA BACK ROW: Miss Murto, lVLiss Stephens, Jean Young, Judy Ann Hallowell, Carolyn Beimdiek, Leon Boothe, Homer Hall, Tom Cameron, Keith Knost, Max Forste. FRONT ROW: Sandra Welton, Freda Berner, Alma Henson, Kathleen Flanigan, Donna Kay Jones, Roberta Kendall, Ailene Plummer, Elaine Wache, Mary Miller, Sue Brown. NOT PICTURED: Jim Carpenter, Lewis Jones. Miss Murto, Miss Stephens, Sponsors FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA The J. L. Campbell F. T. A. club has completed a very successful year under the guidance of the club sponsors, Miss Stephens and Miss Murto. We participated in several activities, contributed to the March of Dimes, entered a float in the Homecoming Parade, and held a banquet inviting all the teachers. The F. T. A. also, had a coat-check stand at all the home baskketball games. The members gained knowledge on the subject, Teaching as a career, at the meetings held the first and third Wednesday of each month. OFFICERS President .............. ........................ . ....... . .. Vice President ........ Secretary ........... ...... Treasurer ....... Historian Librarian Reporter ..... 95 Jean Young Freda Berner Donna Kay Jones Mary Miller Carolyn Beimdiek Sue Brown Ailene Plummer FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA BACK ROW: Janiee Hutchins, Nelda Allison, Deloris Elder, Mary Jane Haizlip, Bar'- hara Jackson, Shirley Houston, Charlene Yates, Melba Spradling, Ailene Plummer, Irma Snow. TIIIRIJ ROW: Bertha Greene, Mary Beth Brown, Phyllis Bolyard, Pat Johnston, Carolyn Goodnight, Kathleen Flanigan, Carol llildreth, Marilyn Rogers, Nancy Whitehead, Patsy Mclntire, Ann Byers, Pauline Bryant, Wanda Pippin. SECOND ROW: Sharon Platt, Juanita Hoover, Martha Ogden, Nancy Jacobs, Nan Beck, Karen Morris, Janelle Trimble, Phyllis Henson, Carolyn McCurry, Carolyn Miller, Patty Ipock, Sandra Powell, Lucile Patrick. FRONT ROW: Joyce Dickson, Rolena Lambeth, Betty McClintock, Marcella Smith, Sharon Houston, Beverly Grieb, Connie Maxwell, Katherine Myers, Janice Lay- throp, Linda Schell, Paulann Rosenbaum, Beverly Feather, Joan Griffith. Mrs. Barnett, Sponsor Ill DEBATE BACK ROW: Jack Beck, Taylor Hammett, Allan Sweet, Jim Pace. SECOND ROW: Kenneth Jennison, Linda Ralston, Jim Stanley, Pat Elliot, FIRST ROW: Ruth Ann Hailey, Larry Catron, Linda Miller, Billie Rae Grace. Mrs. Crawford, Sponsor 96 FRENCH CLUB l Miss Collier, Sponsor BACK ROW: Carolyn Lindsey, Delores Bryan, Tony Triplett, Keith Knost, Roy Foss, Everett Ralston, Amos Hammonds, Charles Wofford, Kay Mote, Sarah Jones, Miss Collier. FRONT ROW: Delores Simpson, Mary Karen Young, Phyllis Redmond, Carolyn Good- night, Carolyn Beimdiek, Karen Morris, Ann Puett, Joyce Whitaker, Sue Brown, -I I lm C.0.E. CLUB Carolyn West, Kay Fitzgerald. Mr. Cherry, Sponsor BACK ROW: Richard Rimmer, David Cash, Roy Stafford, John Hill, Jerry Curry, Gary Smith, Allen Breshears, George Erwin, David Ogden. THIRD ROW: Ronnie Skelton, Francis Lundy, Darrell Crowe, Richard Palone, Roger Adams, Bob Robertson, Ernest Armstrong, Allen Sweet, Jim Moore, Hubert Laf- foon, Glenn Haizlip, Mr. Cherry. SECOND ROW: Allen Gillman, Carroll Wheat, Leonard Berryhill, Larry LeMasters, Jerry Nesbitt, Ronnie Duvall, Ronald Moorehouse, Bill Johnson, Lewis Jones, Gary Adams. FRONT ROW: Lloyd Cooley, Arlow Chapman, Lea Graham, Harriett Wells, Nadine Borland, Carolyn Simmons, Eloise Burnett, Charlene Moorehousc, Patricia Buter- baugh, Gay Stockdale, John Hall, Kenneth Goettel. 97 HI-Y BACK ROW: Walter Webb, Merle Southern, Wayne Wickstrom, Don DeMate, Roy Foss, H. B. Davis, John Shank. FRONT ROW: Robert Warden, Tommy Webb, Kenneth Goettel, John Buterbaugh, Don Quade, Roy McConnell, Mike Catron. RWHRR LIBRARY CLUB BACK ROW: Josephine Hagen, Judy Winn, Carolyn Clevenger, Patty Ipock, Janice Reynolds, Floyetta DeShong, Martha Ogden. FRONT ROW: Ruth Nelson, Marsha Kelly, Carol Pugh, Miss Hildred Cook, Nancy Jacobs, Mary Ann Lovekamp, Sandra Welton, Mary Ann Welton. NOT PICTURED: Kathleen Flanigan, Sylvia Bailey, Becky Clem, Pat Hensley, Myra Overton. 98 .rw frff 'ififfv' onvlo, o 0 f 'am YD 2 v H 7 to Q9 491 1 5 4u,a UTURE ARVIERS fy NERICA FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 FRONT ROW: Left to right: Bill Grimes, Bob Alsbrook, Cecil Haggard, Anthony Wat- son, Howard Knight, Pat Johnston tQueenJ, Gerry Arner, Frank Gilbrcath, Harlan Roycr, Wayne Bass, Richard Swindle, L. C. Finley, Instructor. SECOND ROW: J. C. Ogle, Don Rogers, Curtis Knight, Duane Lee, Corneli.us Ukena, David Harris, Charles Genrich, Jerry Spry, Donald Evans, Gene Severs, Glen Smith, Jimmy Haizlip. BACK ROW: Stephen Ukena, George Heiston, Leonard Berryhill, Arnold McPherson, Leonard Greninger, Max Sweezy, Ronald Evans, Kenneth Paylcr, Eugene Lowe, lvan Cunningham, Daniel Steidly, Leroy Haggard, Gibby McNcw. ACTIVITIES Concession stand fn Jasper County Fair. F. F. A. Parent's Night in October. A week's encampment in State F. F. A. Camp at the lake of the Ozarks. F. F. A. Barnwarminl-all-school af- fair. Pop-corn concession at all ball games. Radio programs on K. D. M. O. and K. W. T. O. Farm Safety campaign to assist in decreasing farm accidents. This is done by listing 118 factors commonly contributing to accidents on farms and using them in a survey to call attention to potential hazards. An F. F. A. basketball team made up of members of Vo. Ag. Assisted with the annual Jasper County Fair. Participated in a county-wide and district F. F, A. tractor-plowing con- test. Sponsored a member who participated in the F. F. A. Press Award contest. Prepared and presented to the school and F.. F, A. assembly program. Contributed to the Salvation Army. Participated in the following contests: Parliamentary procedure, Livestock judging, Meat judging, Dairy-pro- ducts judging, Dairy judging, Soils judging, and Field crop. Prepared floats and entered in Dairy Day Parade. Participated in an F, F. A. straw- berry production contest sponsored by the Carthage Chamber of Com- merce. Supplied entry in the Joplin Junior Beef Show. Observed National F. F. A. Week by focusing public attention on F. F. A. Gave an F, F. A, Parent and Son Banquet. Participated in a district training school for F. F. A. officers. Prepared 2 displays on the school bulletin board illustrating the purpose and achievements of Vocational Agri- culture and the F. F. A. FRONT ROW: Howard Knight., Vice President: Gerry Arner, Presidcntg Frank Gilbrf-ath, Secretary: Harlan Rnyer. Treasurer. BACK ROW: t'e-cil Haggard, Sentinel: Anthony Watson, Reporterg Wayne Bass, Parlinmcntarian , 3' xllv-kifif,ff'fR S Q' is wfwaimxwbw A fri? N . -., 55 X, xxx kg X X N 5 X mwww , w . kL.AxXX X MISS PAT JOHNSTON Queen of the 1955-56 Barnvwarm1'n' ' 102 Sl-ll-'E-TEEN CLUB BACK ROW: Charles Killingsworth, David Cash, Joe Norris, Ernest Armstrong, Ron- ald Dittman, Ronnie Fike, Paul York, Donald Hammonds, Cornelius Ukena, Junior Jones, Larry Hutchison, Larry Ford, Bob McConnell, Jerry Snow, Denzil McCon- nell, Eldon Freeman, Jim Carpenter, Homer Hall, John Bright, Larry Catron, Steve Gordon. FOURTH ROW: Larry Cordell, Wayne Clevenger, Leland Osborne, Jim Stanley, Wayne Wickstrom, Don DeMate, Jeff Latta, Francis Lundy, Ronnie Skelton, Merle Gulick, Tom Dunphy. THIRD ROW: Roy McConnell, Calvin Boyd, Taylor Hammett, Keith Knost, Neil Joyce, Ronald Appelhans, Karen Van Urk, Marilyn Loafman, Ann Puett, Sally Lowrey, Sally McCune, Mary Jane Blevins, Janet Foss, Mary Ann Linder, Rosemary Royer, Delores Elder, Barbara Archer, Dixie Stockdale, Sandra Kirk. SECOND ROW: Patsy Millikan, Jean Young, Sandra McCoy, Linda Hensley, Phyllis Redmond, Shirley Griffith, Kathleen Flanigan, Carolyn Beimdiek, Linda Ralston, Mary Jane Haizlip, Pat Pringle, Carol Sylvester. FRONT ROW: Charlotte Corder, Mary Karen Young, Emily Sue Dodson, Ellen Wea- therly, Billie Rae Grace, Kay Mote, Elaine Wache, Sandra Young, Gay Stockdale, -1 I If THE SAFE-TEEN DRIVING CLUB Carthage High School students have been honored this year by being one of three other Missouri high schools chosen to organize a Safe-Teen Driving Club. Our Club was organized under the leadership of the Student Council. Its purpose is to promote safe driving among all high school students. To become a member, it is necessary to have your car safety checked. Then you are eligible for a car strip and membership card. If you are arrested for violating the law, your membership in the Club is suspended. One of our first projects was to have a Safe Teen Driver of the week with the help of the City Police and the State Patrol. The patrolmen picked the student that had practiced safe driving during the preceding week. Shirley Cooly. OFFICERS First President .............,,,,,.,,e,,,,,,..,..,,.,,,,.... ........ E laine Wache First Vice President ..,,... ,............... K eith Knost Second Vice President ......, .,,..,. C arolyn Beimdiek Secretary ...............,...,..,...,... ........ S ally Lee Lowrey Treasurer ....... ...........,....., ,,.......l.l,. J a net Foss 103 04 X1 W Aj E, .L , , SNAPSHOTS 105 When We Were Very Young' 106 Watch those hands, Homer Z. E2 F? 'r' Yuletide cheers O7 Seniors at work 1 i Beauty sleep for Red Aw Ann' come on Three's a crowd Pickup? Beauty or beast? Mmmmmmmmm 109 fi' Oh, Chris Oh, Ed Debtors Purty Barb And thvn he . . . . Cold J anv ? 1 10 Milk and mess The three WltCh8S li 1 Indian love call Cheesecake galore Go-Tigers-Go Party -eq-Ye fQ fw'f 4 .x.4vff,4. Now Ronnie. ! ! ! ! 4 1 F ---' -- ---- I '---'---- - ------- '--- - F- - - - - ---- ----- - - - - - Q McClintock Mattress Makers EE 715 River St. Phone 3380 L:x::::::::.-.- -::::::::::::::::.A::::- .,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,:, , 4 F- ---'- - v - - - '---'-----v- ---- v - ---v- - v ::::::::::::,::::.-::::::::.-: :.-- V JASPER COUNl'Y SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATl0N 51.00 or more starts a regular Savings Account 409 South Main Street Carthage, Missouri U 'n H U L-V .--- -.-vv.--.. A v------ - - .-...-. C- ..... - ..., ,UNCH -H ag Iietter Livina with Decoration Y L- Bivlv veg - v Ig Qallaaaffnd prunld 8 Wdlpapw Distributors it 423 s. Main Q CITIES SERVICE PRODUCTS Q Q,.,,,,:,,,,,.,,.,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,:J ,see::::::::::::.-eff.-:::::,,::,,,,, n fliff- IJIIJJJIIIIIII-'I-'55f--5555555-'53-'5-A555:-A557555555555-355555555 'II-'I Q: Carr 81 Hubbard Construction Company 'I GENERAL ooN'rRAc'roRs :I Homer Carr, Owner I: 409 East Highland Ave. - Telephone 3525 Carthage, Missouri L5::::v-:Y :::::,-::,-::::.-:::::::::::.-.-::::::::::::::::::::::::t: ::::::::::::: 'TJ::::::::,-::.-,-:::.-.-::::::::::::::::::::::::: A-'::::::::: ::::::::::::::: ' 6th and Grant Streets l Phone 2116 u tu tn 'u Your Authorized Chevrolet Dealer L Fiiiixx,,,.,,,,,,,,,,liflifliifff:fffffffllillllQllllllllll,,,:,,,,,,Q ,q :E 1, :E Compliments of 1: Cantrell Seed House 81 Hatchery 5: gt MUBTVS F000 MARKET if 300 Howard Phone 3346 1: fi 1203 Grand lL,.,,,,,,,,,:,,,,,,.,,,-C,.., ,,,....,,,,,..3 Lxx, ,,,,,,,,,,,, ,. f:::f: -:::::::::::::::::::::: ::::'lF:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::' 1' Take someone to church :I 1' wth you on Sunday. ,f ' : Y01-'11 bggg 'gg happier j If MOYNE NORRIS, Photographer Norris Grain Company 119 W' 3rd Phone 3834 6:.-ff:.Aef.-::.-.-xx.-:.-.-ff::::::,,::::,J o..,,,,:::,,:,,,,,v,:::::: :x:::::::: J0llNSON SERVICE STATIIIN Courteous and Friendly Service 4th and Maple U- ----A-- -............. ....... ,,,, 112 v i' Compliments of BA NK ., I' CARTHACE .2,..f we Z?anL of CarfAage 'A' f ---' ' ----'---- -' 'WSSELF V- G0E KE on GRACE on coMPANr 501 S Main Mobilgas - Mobiloil Radio and T. V. 5 l GIIIFFITII AUTO SALVAGE West of City I -::,,::-:::,,:x, :,:,x::,::,,::. Fx,,,x,,ffffffffff,ffffffffffffff 'I c:.00ln'EAn slsnvlcn ff Gray-Kfllmlllel Dfllti Cfllllllfollll' North Side of Square 'I 1- Carthage, Missouri Phone 2122 Carthage, Mo. ,, ,:,,,,,,,,,,,:,,,,,: ,-,, I,,,,,,,-,,,,,.., ,,,, -,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, sandstone Market Shop 2322 A Phones - Home 2229 1745 S. ,g Westbrook Radio - Refrigeration For Delivery Phone 4690 219 S. Main St. Carthage, Mo. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,, U..,:,.,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, - ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, -,,,.., f,,,,,,,,,,xx,,,,,,t.,,,,,,,,,,,,, I - up- T0-D010 - 4' gagfor JZLUQAP5 I LAUNDRY AND CLEANERS ,I Southwest Corner Square 419 Olive Phone 3215 li We Have rt Diamond For You 'a L.A--- AAA------AA----Ai--AA----A--- M. C. JACKSON COMPANY Commercial Printing Office Supplies and Furniture Phone 5977 Carthage, Mo. f' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' I II Prock Real Estate F arm and City Piroylerty 1: ff IL 34515 Main Phone 62 I I 1 PAT'S RADIO and TELEVISION Philco Sales 82 Service Authorized Dealer Bus. Phone 6662 115 So. Main. 1- ......... - ......... - ...... ------J 5 Ir II ff IIIIIIW QUEEN :C A mm ron msrswg mp IQK nmol A o,.- - ..A..... A .......... - - - - 113 e Q-5'-6' ' llleffofwfde af5 May W1' Add - Congrafulafions - And Our Sinrvrv Thrmlfs fo flu' fmfirv staff' of fha 1956 Carthagzfnmn. It has born ll pleas- urf' fo lzmfrf pldyvd our small prlrf in the 79r0d1u'fi0n of your Goldvfn Amd-- 1v'rsdry issur. Photographs CW! 3-' jayfw. Weddings R- , . , , . F fl ' .- I 'fm' Torx to Portrait ds C0'l7LH'l,Cl'C1flll mm U G 'pi hrrmrlpopx phmgogmphyy I 345'2 S. Main Street X U ' Czirthagc, Missouri X W3 The Sfeaclley Company -k 'i B 81 W Tire 81 Battery Service Carthage, Missouri I 4, 4: 0 i Carthage, Missouii Jim Sz Irv Hunter :::::: ::::::::::::- -fi: L'::: :::::::::::::::::: - ,::,,..:--:,::,::::.. ...... -,,,.F f,, -,,,,,,,,,:,,,,,,,, , I P . . 'I C0nwl1'mcnf.s o ' The Coliiynlmzrfnfs of The 1: 1: I f CROLEY INSURANCE AGENCY '7 ' CRANE CAB 1: :I 502 s. Main Phone 3377 J U. ,, -,,. ,,., ,,,,.,,, ,,,- F,,,,,:,,,3.,,,,:,,,..,..,,,,:,,,-,--, t I I 7 1' H' w la' sb forner llrug Store 5: 1: 'att 9 mg op gl 1.3. Cornlxr of the sqm,-C 1: 'v Dvpvnclable Welding Scrfvicc' Phono 4004 fl EC 150 N. Main Phone 4513 -,, ,,,,,,,,,,,, ,..,..l 1L.,,,..,,,..,,,, ..,::,..,:,,:::,::::- , ,L ,:,,,,,,,.,:,,,,,,,, ,xi F,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,-,:,,,,,, -,,, 1, 4, . 1 1 C AND W C Al: E :E lf I-itzgeralzl Market ,, I , .7 , ,, 1. 'i 732 oak sr. Phsnc 9957 A Frundly I lan fo Iuuf :I 'i Open Sunday i Close Tuesday 1 4 North Side Square Carthage, Missouri li Hours 3 A. M. to 7 P. M. -::::::.-::::::.- .-::::::::::::: ::::' 5-A- A -'------A - - ---- 114 - '- --'----'-----'-'---'---- s- ---I-I F - --- s--- - -- ---s'----H H so o I p I Rlcbarciiong Iflne Foods it 5: SHI.-pp 5 3: ree efwery I I . . ' 431 S Main St Q: Q: Davis Paint Stare Q: . ' I I I 'I 'Il 'I ff::::::::::f:::::::::::::::::::::J M-+:::::::::::::::.-:::::::::::::::::---ei ' xx:::'x:::x::::: Axx' UJCTT: V::HII1IZLEEiI?S:::' AC ':iTiEt3RZ '1Z f A 'I 'I 0 0 I CJ eye ig afmavg If :I Noble Huggins Memorial Co. Ig I The Rexall Sf07'6 II If OFFICE AND sHowRooM I I 1 ' Is T 0. a . 1 4th and Main Carthage, Mo. II 'I 1225 W' I th Smut qt 'I II 'I Carthage, Mo. Phone 4226 'I ::,,,::,,,:: -.r,,::::,,:::,,,::::::a t--:::::::::::::::---::::::::ff:-:::::::J v v,,, v,,,, ,,,:,,,,q F,,,,::,,,,:,::,::,,:-,,,,,,::.-::::-:em 'I 'I 'I John J R0 er Service II II Carthage Poultry Co. EI II I I O y I 305 W. Limestone d G '. Central an arrison Carthage, MO. ,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,:,,,,,,,,,,,,,-,J Lex, -,,,,::::::-.::::::- :xxi :::::::ff:::::::- - :::- ::::::- A ':::-fo F:::::::::::::::::::: : :: ::: :::' ' 'in 'I 'I 'I I I I lb f Sv J , I Sl I I Concrete Company ol Carthage I e uxe an ww 1 10,0 1' 1' , ,I 1215 S C l ,I ,I Red-I-Mix Concrete I, ' ' larmson 309 W. Limestone II I, 'I ::::::- -::::::-:::::::: :::: II:-::::::::::::::::::::::J:: :::: ::::J : ---- :::::::: ----- -v ::: :::: :::::::::::::::::::::::: :::::::::9, II 'I 'I I PREA CHM!-'NT B Y THE PRESS If af If 'I I The first graduating class of the Carthage High School received its diplomas May 31, 1878. I: I There were just seven members- two gentlemen and five ladies, said the news- If paper account of that event. The Press told all about that first Carthage Commencement. It has told all about the subsequent ones too. Futhermore it has chronicled all other Carthage occurences I through the decades. The Press was six years old when the Carthage High School started issuing sheep- skins. 'I 'I It is 84 years of age now. Like the high school graduating classes it has grown-both newspaper and the Commercial printing department. 11: It has survived and expanded through service to the community. The grass, long I' . . I since could have been growing green over its mounded grave if it had not rendered II such service. 1' 'I It believes that success can be attained most surely by ever endeavoring to do just a little more than reasonably can be expected of you. :I I The preceding paragraph is our commencement sermon for 1956. . Ii 'I 'I 'I THE CARTHAGE EVENING PRESS I . I 527 South Mum Street. :I I gl II, : ---- A::- -::.e:::::::::.-- :ff ::::-:::::::: -::: A:::::: .-::::: ---J 115 PAINTING St. John's plhfll ann -rF ' C0'H'lf1I11'lHP7LfS of -P C0 STRUCTIO CONIPA Y t Pioneer Oil Company Distributors Freeman's Furniture Co. E l7f l'fllfh'7:'YLQ For The Home V CITIES SERVICE PRODUCTS Compliments of 1,. U f ,f,,' FURNITURE N.snne U APPLIANCES an 42-4LN't.an1nncx,no CARPETINO Formerly Neubert's , ,. ja rn 85 e we ry North Side Square If you buy it from Barnes you know it's good ORIGINAL - AVILLA MILL - -A' Feed t Seed ak Grain Avilla, Missouri 'P f P i MFA MFA Farmer's Exchange Phones: Store 3249 - Mill 2110 125 South Lyon Compliments of Chapman Sz Follmer Supply Company Avilla, Missouri DAVE RERER SERVICE Mobiklas Tires --- Batteries - Accessories 300 Garrison Ave. U. S. 66 8: 71 AVILLA GARAGE TOM BARBATO Gas f- Oil General Repairing Dixon Drive-In fleuners One Day Service - Alterations We Pick Up and Deliver AVILLA LUMBER CO. Compliments of Carthage Lumber Co. 121 W. Central Phone 2633 AVILLA BARBER LESTER FAIN Avilla, Missouri Phones 4840 -- 9921 M Sz H SERVICE STATION 702 E. Central Carthage, Missouri i ' ii i ' AF fx: :x:x::x:::::x:x::::x:'ni? I I All Fine 3: H , A 1: Dairy Foods 1: 1: OOVSI' S QGDCY 1: L. A. JOHNSTON. Distr. 1: 1: REAL ESTATE LOANS Sz INSURANCE 1: 127 W. 2nd Phone 5055 1, 1, 1, tu----------------------------------3 f: '::f:::x-'::::::fff::: ': :::::::'I ff:f::x f:::ff::xf::ff:::ff::-'xxe-Q, :M a EE :E A. C. STEWART 35 1 1, I, B e r e Y S 1' 'I Furnaces and Sheet Metal Work 'I 1 d A , 117 South Main Street g Phone 2750 Dresses, Coats, Suits an CCBSSOFISS :: Carthage: Mo. ,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,:,,,,,:,,,,,,,: -xeo ex:exe,,:,,,:,,,:e,,:,,,,,,,,,,,, A -1 - A -:::: - -:::::::::::::::::v-:::::::::::::::::::Y-::::::::::'::::::: A:::::'m ll Cartllage lee si Cold Storage Conn pany 1: Phones M H. A. SPRADLINQ, President ' ' 'I CORNER MAIN AND LIMESTONE STREETS QI CARTHAGE, MISSOURI L. A. w..1I119, b '1 'y :I I '5555555555555-'fffifffi555555-Afffffifffff-A555Afifffffff-AIJJJIJJI-5555555555 f- :fx :ffff:::::ff:::::fxff::fI fx: U 'fxefxfef T -e - -f-- :xo Compliments lo iess Aienev ' I ge 5- - Q: Q: Jaffe s Shoe Stare 1 133 East grd' 1: 1: West Side of Square 1: Insurance Is Our Business 1: :I JffffiiffffiffiI-'iffiiiiffffffffiig 57:55:55 :::5:555555355I5:I::::::AAJ :f:fff:::::fff:::::::::: 'xfffxn fx: :xxx-':xfeffxff-'::f::f:f:: -1, 'I 'I , , 1, Owen 81 Son Iron and Metal Co 5E 5E Dm S lmoleum shop ' 1 ' :, :, Phone 4339 139 S. Main :I J. M. OWEN, MANAGER :, :I ,t 11 I I I, 'I 'I 1, :::,:,,::::::,:::::::::::,-::::::,-:J Ls-::::::: -:: - :::::::::, ::,:: : - -3 , I, :I . Q. 1, W' We 5 ' PP V :g I Ford Tlro and Sporting Goods :g 431 Oak Street :I 1: W S,d S :, P. O. Box-606 Phone 5022 11 1, es' 1 e of ware 11 Carthage, Missouri Phone 4443 Carthage' MO' ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,o 1,,,,:,..:,.-..,,,-- A v,,,,,,,:,,,,,,,,,,, f' 'A ':::::::::::::::::::::::::'A::::::::::::: :: ::::::' :: :: ::::::: ' 'ff-1 Q l O O 1, Filrlll Bureau lnsuranve lfonlpalues ol NIISSCIIIPI 1: MUTUAL INSURANCE CO. LIFE INSURANCE CO. :, Winston Carter, Agency Manager 1' 509 S. Main St. Phone-5001 1: 'I -:::::: ::::::--:::::::::::: A ,-::::,::: v ,:::::,,::::,::::,::, ,: - -J ::: 'A 'A - A -:::: :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: A:::'A::' A:::' ::: A -:::1 .1 'I Stanley Lu lllbel' Conlpany 1: From Grant to Howard On Central Everything For the Builder :I Phone 2398 1: 'I -:,-:::::::,-:::.::::::::::::::,-,-::::,-:::::::::::::::::,-::::::::,-:::::,-: ::,:l f' 'x :::::'::::::::: ':::: :::::::::':xxfxI:e'x:::::: xr: Gllll1'l1'l'l'll BIIIIS. PUNTIAC 11 'I 1221 OAK ST. TELEPHONE 5944 1: Carthage, Missouri :I l lx, ,,-,:,,,,,:,,,,---, ...1..,,1...,1.,. .... - - 1... 1.1... - -Ll 117 AAA Electric Company 206 Grant Phone 3134 'k Comnzerczol I'I1I1'IlSfI'tfl1 cQ Restclenttrtl Wiring Lighting Fixtures 62 Small Appliances FLEX-0-LATDBS, INC. Mrtnufctotu1'm's of Nationally Advertised Pawn-A-La,to1's, the perfect pad- ding support in inner-spring mattresses and uphfolstmwl fufrnit'u1'e. CARTHAGFI, MISSOURI 'A' NEW CASTLE, PENNSYLVANIA ,f:fffQ,lff,,,fffflx,,efflfffffii Al .' A G I Sh 1 At Tthf . W 00' W' gugg ' Walter Robinson, Real Estate XWHHQ 422 South Main cafe-n-vase, mn phone 3043 Q ,,,,,,,,-.,,,.,,,,,,.,.,,,,,,,, ,,:J xx :,,,,,,,,,, Compliments of PARK CEMETERY Keep Cool and Enjoy A Show at the F 0 X Steam Covnfort Is Om' Motto fart Image Cl'0illll0l'y Coin pany Jersey Gold Butter - Farm Belle Margarine Carthage, Mo. 118 'au rue SOUBQE ' Carthage, Missouri RAND 'A' TRIM-TRED 'k POLL PARROT -::::::::::::::::,,,:::::::,:,::i f :::::,:,,::,::::,.-,-:::::::- Ae.- li li 1 Q Nlorrow Lu ln ber fo. Ig 1+ laveretlfs Prunlllve Everything.: In Building Matvrial 1, 1: Feed 3 Poultry .q Eggs Second To Third On Howzird 'F 'I Phone 2323 :1 11 310 Howard Street Carthage, Missouri I: 1: Carthage, Missouri i r 4575555755535 7555-7i5f:5:::5::::::,,, C7 55:555:55.-:::::,-::::,'::::: 5 M5 Jau'ks0n's Dlarkei fl I1 Compliments of 1, 4, 1529 S. Garrison :g :g .lolm Graue Motor fo. Phone 9959 :I fi 500 oak st. Carthage, Mo. I '1 -:: -::::::::::::::::::: ,:,:,-::::J '4--::::::::::::::::: -:.-::::::.-,-::.-- ffffiiiiififffi:::::::5:::5::: A5553 65:55:55:Jfffjillffffffilifffv 555- MQ I o 1 v 1 Dalton s Washer Service 5 QE ll A Z Y lf 0 U ll T S Service - Parts - Repairs Junction 56 and 71 Your Easy Washer Dealer 1: Mr. and Mrs. M. Nealy, Owner '1 1, :,,::::::,::.-:e,::::,::.-::::,,,,.-J 1,.:::::: ::::::::.-::::,:::::.-,:::::- Consider Home First llfijarcl an! !9Ai!A,9J jurnifure Company Home Furnishings On Main Street 116 Blocks North of Square ::::::::::::::,-:::::::::::::::gn '::::JIJ:5-A555553-Al 5:7-:5:::' ' ' 35:55 1' l' o l KING 1tl,liANlms 55 ff - Wlllanl Hill - Moth Proof Cleaning City Service 231 East 4th Phone 4373 1: Walnut and Garrison 1, 1, :::::::::::::::::,:::,:::::::::::J L:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::- I I Om mem 0 6 .g SNIALLWO0D Sl-.JW C0iVlPANY Efimckeg .9n.surance .xggency 128 West Third Street 211 East Third Phone 4007 ,C If CARTHAGE, MISSOURI ,I 1, :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::J 15:55:55 -:-:friIJJIIJIIJ-'ffifffff :::::::::::::::: :::::: ':::Up, l::'-::::: '::: fl II , '1 'I ' i 5, fi 1 Belk-Simpson tompany :E :E , j: 1: Home of Better Values the lubricating 11 :g Phone 5921 . 'U gasoline gf If :1 :1 wk - l: l: G. F. KDOODLEI woon, AGENT ia ,- 119 Compliments of farlllage ,lill'llI0 lforporalion x :xxx xxx-x xx xxx? Ixxxxxgififlfif:Ix'EJIZ2x5ZCQZx Knudsen Plumbing Co. :Q ' 5 8 10 LINGLES 5 8 10 419 S. Main it I So. Side of Square I: I, Carthage, Mo. :- -v.vY :::::::::::::::-,-,,--:::J L-- ---::::::::::::::::------ :ee.-:::,x,,:,,:,,..,,,,,,,x,,,? fx ,xx,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Best fleaners 8 Dyers 1' BOOTS DRlVE-lN 42l W. Vim- 4' ' 120 S. Garrison ::::..,:,,,,:,,,..,.. ,xl L ,,,,,,,:,,,, , xxxxxxxxxxxxxx xxx? fx x' x Boyd Service Station ' N Il0l Grand yfziff 'gum' H :: 1- :::::J 'I ' ' ' --'-- ' ----'PI 1, I ...uni ms nm ' I, If 'I fartlrage Hardware fompany :g I r,er nm lc. ara. ' -I ' ,ggnafggg 'I 'I 'I 'I :: ::::::- A:J M::::: -::::::::::::::.-::::: : Compliments of CENTRAL NATIIINAL BANK ir - .... v-- ,....,,,,.. ..,.. ,vvvv in F .... , ---v 'I 'I 'I 'I 4 ' I foolrfs IGA Market :E I I 'I Complmwfnts of 90l. Case 4, , I I .I Q -1 Qfffiffiifffifilliii if f 31 - L f Tl G I Ll, Q 0 0 jAe jforeffe 'E 406 Howard Flowers for Every Occasion Our Spa-cia,lity-Corsages :I 'I iv Phone 4776 1608 s. Maple IL IL ------------ ------------------,-:b I,I.--,- ----- A 120 ,,,-----,--,,------,-::.-:::::: -W F -.-::.-::: :- 323 S. Main Compliments of gagrieden Manly .Slain i. ' llowarcl Buick Company -4 ' 208 W. Central ---'--''- '- '- '-'-'f' 'lj Callroon-Putnam Phone 2378-3333 3 Carthage, Missouri lumber 4 Company wx: l +--f- -A-- 1---:,--: Phone-217.4 - Second and Main F ...gf- Howerton Cleaners 714 Grant fp Carthage, Missouri ::::,-::::::JJ L ::::::::,-::,-:::,-::1-.-:ff For The Best In Corsages Cut j!0l,U0l' .glare Phone 2211 ir 'Ir 419 S. Main - --- F -- .........,.......v,..... ------- 'l 1' .lacobs Implement Company lmlenvnflenf Gravel GPMPUUY 35 il 3 Miles south 71 Highway ll For Better Deals-See Us 5 - .... 1-1 .... - ..... -1 ,J - .......................... 1----- -- v--v-- --- --f-----v P 5E if Ml-'A Mutual Insurance Agency . 1 1, .xdm any filo ' 1- Low Rates I ' N0 Membership Fees -- Renewal Dividends Ll R A t 4: oyd H. ush, gen QW ---A--J -A----------- ----- -------A- ':: A:::'A::::::::' ::::: Vl f:::'A:::::::: :::::' :::: :::' M 'r 7 Metcalf Garage 52 fl WMZLMS 5-bail? joocli 145 N- Main 1: 511 Lyon - Phone 2683 xo.- ,:,,,:,,..,,:,,,,:,, J xx:::.-:,.-:fx,.,:,:,..:,,..,,,,,- :::::'A::::::::'A:::::::::'Axx' 'W .f:::::::'2:xxi::::::::::::::::'A::: Murray-Duncan Drug Co. Q I1 ol d S 325 s. Main ' - AAA-A Alli -AA-A--A--A--A------ J L A A A A A A Cfarthnge, Missouri -... . LEE RU DAIRY 121 Main Street Cafe 107 S. Main f '--'- ' '- Slreppk Davis Painf Store 225 S. Main Bill Ward Washer 427 S. Main -- .... --,4---,,--,- ,-::::::::::: T 81 M Men's Wear North Side Square-Phone 4556 --:,,,,,:::::::: -:ff -::: Woodygs Glass Shop If It's Glass We Have It 138 S. Maple A Phone 3204 TOYVN ll0USE -:,-,: , , 'Q Northside News North Side of Square Carthage ir Missouri Compliments of Page wilgller Jewelry -A--0-A,, A-------A- -- --AA -- -- nn isaslilgfiJsLiQe'RfEfR 'R ' STATE FARM INSURANCE CIDMPANIES Auto - Life N Fire R. L. McPherson 418 S. Main Compliments of 8aIwz.6.Ce.mwa house of Mum KILLlNGSWORTH'S RRIGHTWELUS SERVICE STATIRN 2025 S. Garrison S. H. Kress and Co. 5-10 and 25 cenf Store LEGGETT Gm PLATT, Inc. Carthage, Mo. O Louisville, Ky. I Ennis, Texas - ---- --------- -+-- A-fr f-:::::::::::::::::::::::::::,::::: The Corner Book Shop ' s R E D Books - Pictures Sz Frames 111 W. 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