Joplin High School - Joplimo Yearbook (Joplin, MO)

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7ke Simian? Gwmozl .MX QE 185 -'35 Buddy, Lorraine, and Johnny Sixth Row: David Johnson, Jack Perry, Bill Ward, Robert Campbell. Fifth Row: Harry Jones, Robert Cox, Norma Long, Alfred Taucher, Pat Douglas, La Verne Finn, Russell Whetstone, Wilbur Roush. Fourth Row: Shermalene Garner, Frank Green, Lee Hulse. Leo Spencer, Bob Anderson, Mary Lou Gullette, Kenneth Evans. Third Row: Barbara Boatright, Willet Beavers, Eddie Deatherage, Montie Skelton, Hise Aus- tin, Carol Sigars, Willard Black, Ruth Kelly. Second Row: Jim Ferneau, Paul Garrett, Merle Young, Bob Wasson, Mary Lou Crawford, Camille Vaughn, Nancy Wilson. First Row: Delores Gregory, Joyce Whipple, Lorraine Miller, Harold Buddy Burke, John Holmes, Mary Van Pool, JoAnna Steele, Jean- nie McPherson. Sponsor: Charles Osborn. wx With Buddy, Lorraine, and Johnny to lead and guide us, how could we possibly go wrong. Our greatest achievement was the super athletic dance that we had in theagym. This was held the same day as the Rose assembly and was given in honor of all the members of the football, and track squads and their dates. It was a great success and we are looking forward to many more like them. In the way of service, we helped the Sal- vation Army in collecting food and clothing for the needy at Christmas time. For the first time, this year we attended a regional student council convention at Springfield. There we learned the proper ways to con- duct meetings, and we discussed different student council activities. 'I . il if 'ri' fs: m ,gags 1. sg 'PR ii Q: Fix Lx Risk ' .5 i mf- ' V- ., :E J 4 .N V Q gm , f x , osx me ,mu ' 'XX ml A su t' fl: V.: PM-'2 Q lu ws PN 'U ' . zf: C li ' Aw . 3 Q: Q 1 I -' .Q v M .sf 1 JN 1 . ' W y ' ' .gqx that -, 1' --I .0 -in . 1-I V1 ya 1 'SX

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X ll 4 .115 . ssarqw. . .Y gli Q Scand .fqe Qcwzfaf Um The Counselors of the Sophomore class-Bob, Mary Lou, Hise, Toni, and Jerry. Color Guard performing at Springfield on Turkey Day. Without that knicker effect you look like a man. A typical scene from the Junior Class Play. Junior Bosses-Jimmie, Harlan, Bill, Mary Ruth, aid Betty Jane. JoAnna accepts Dick Rousselot's rose for him at the annual Rose Assembly. Page 21

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726 Sammi' Q70 finally ASPASIAN Organized 1934 Presidentflfielen Arrowood AdviserfMrs. Baumann ColorsffPink and Orchid Flower-Pink and Orchid Sweet Peas Motto-Reachini: for the end uf the Rainbow Last Row: Paula Watts. Twyla AH- wood. Dicksic Rivers. Third Row: Shirley Dale, Sherry Stevens, Jane Watts. Mae Hunzeker. Ruth Kelly, Donna Ackerman, Many Belle Hoofnaule, Shirley Leeka. Second Row: Peiliry Duff, Sui- Pear- son. Carolyn Garrison, Joan Thorpe. Beverly Chastain, Lillie Mcffreary, Joan Stokes. First Row: Patty Setser. Pat Duke. Billie Riggs, Mary Tyler, Helen Ar- rowoorl. Arlene Schrader, Dorothy Notestine, Norma lieezley. ATALANTIAN Organized 1929 President-Ruby Davis Adviser-Miss Lant Colors-Pink and Light Green FlowerfSweet Pea Motto-Speed and Success Last Row: Pat Owens. Wanda Gayler, Connie Churchwell, Darlene Stngsdill. Second Row: Frances Blevins, Juan- ita Keys. Janet Merrell, Judy Bigley, Ruby Davis, Paula Wickham, Geneva Gurley. First Row: Delores Ash, Pat Plum- lee, Maerene Stevens. Mildred Peters. Enid Pearson, Imogene Pirn, Kather- ine Tyree, Laveta Rustin. Well, guys n' gals, another year has past, another wonderful store of memories from those Thursday meetings. Remember those super mixers-the Weiner roasts and picnics? And how can you forget all the hardships of being a pledge? But it was fun -and every bit Worth it. And thanks to our grand sponsors for having patience with us and helping us carry out our ideas! Yes, 1948-49 has certainly been a year to be remembered. IU .! 1 I llll f' un llll as 3 li If -mx. is Y!! 1 t if lik e ' T' LJ li 1 il 3 5. ,N 2 K , , , , ., E ,, j x 3 5- Q, maize I 'fs