Neosho High School - Wild Cat Yearbook (Neosho, MO)

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mnuu , my X' 4 2 a Y! -an . ,Z C.-5 ' NEWS REPORTERS FRONT ROW: Grace Oxford, Richard Bush, ludy Haas. BACK ROW: Connie Adams, Janene Sharp, Mary Jane McCartney, Marilyn Bogie. PRINTING -CIRCULATION Betty Shuey, Lynne Reed, Shirley Schuler, Rick Wittmann, Mr. Tink. we-4 s. ' L SPORTS STAFF FRONT ROW: Stephen Lampo, Ralph Moei lenhoff, Gary Boese. BACK ROW: Lonnie Harpool, John Garoutte,

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Paper Staff THE WILDCAT'S MEOW Every good high school has a newspaper, and N,H.S, is no exception. The w11.DCAT'S MEOW, edited by David Adams, performs excellently the job of presenting the news and enlivening it with such features as Emade11's Ditties, Imfosda Dandp Clnvisible Men From Outer Space Disguised as Douglas and Portery, A1onzo's Adventures, and Mystery Couple. Sponsoring the joumalism department is Mr. Payne. Richard Bush as News Editor, Rosa Robert- son as Feature Editor, and Gary Boese as Sports Editor. Mr. Tink is in charge of the printing de- partment. t is L X QSRQXF w Wolfengarger. STANDING: Shiela u Eric Haddock, Doylene Porter 4 . , ...Y

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3 Ti bf ROW ONE: Miss Tennison, Pat Clement,J aniceShilling, Dorma Stewart, Anna Rickman, Judy Woods, Barb- bara Marble, Betty Shuey. ROW TWO: SueBo1linger, Sandra Moser, Judy Bright, Jo Burr, Kathy Homuth, Carolyn Tichenor, Romona Combs, Nancy Wright, Charlotte Anderson, Kathy Sprinkle, Anita Wagner. ROW THREE: Helen Holt, Carol Faust, Wilma Morrison, Rosa Blevins, Helen Lyons, Ruth Combs, Clara Winchester, Darlene Davis, Loretta Leahar, Carol Hayes, Francis Yocum, Janice Troxel. ROW FOUR: Sharon Higgenbothan, Edna McCaffree, Kay Williams, Twyler Winchester, Julie Miller, Faro1Gunlock, Patty Young, Joyce Shuey, Thelma Hoover, Virginia Edens, Carol Edens, Linda Popejoy, Shirley Williams. ROW FIVE: Dorothy Letterman, Rosemary Easley, Phylis Sitch, Flonda Hover, Nancy Hobbs, Margaret Love, Mary Ehrhart, Joyce Adams, Pearl Williams, Lynn Reed, Karen Cook, Barbara Hawkins, Phyllis Hood. THE FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA ca This club is again active after a years absence, The F,H.A, Club is made up ofgirls who are interested in cooking, sewing, and homemaking who have been or are presently enrolled in home economics. Among the activities which they have attended was a fashion show, the Barnwarming, and a party for members. The club is sponsored by Miss Tennison who is the local home economics teacher. 2 H fqfv-w-,f7,'7' lil? 'p ,ff vrfziuff 1 1 tv '- . ,Q fi- :fair-I 'fy-Qryzfgff K1-JZ!!-1 . fm. PRESIDENT Anna Rickman L 7, aff 'iff -4 I . 1 ' M flz T 1 -7 4 'ff P7375 VICE-PRESIDENT-Judy Woods -Ffh, J, , A T'J.,f,:f . t haf? f- , - q A 9 I -V E SECRETARY- Donna Stewart ' ' 5' - ' , f H .K . , - TREASURER-Sandra Macy ' ' I, a.