Rock Port High School - Bluejay Yearbook (Rock Port, MO)

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Left to Ribht: Kenneth Reynolds, Barbara Beck, Betty Tudor, Harold Lytle, Nola Pierce, Marvin Bell, Carol Ann Matkin, Ted Shaw, Mary Rhodes, Denzil Bell. Standings, Our sponsor, Mr. Morrison THE STUDENT COUNCIL The student council is composed of two representives from each of the upper four classes, and the seventh and eight grades one each. The council sponsors the Annual All-School party and many of the other student activities. It meets every Wednesday at 1:30. One of their larger projects this year, was the adopting of a French child. THE YEAR BOOK STAFF The Blue Jay Journal Staff Back row' Donsld Green' Vera Mae Roberts' Back rows Donald Green, Katie Bennington, Lida Betty curry' Kenneth Rsynolds' Mabrey, Mary Cooper, Vera Roberts, Fern Tudor, Second rom N018 Pierce' Sharlyn Harden' Isabel Sharlyn Herndon, Ellen Hays, Nola Pierce Smith' Joan Tiemeyur' Marilyn 2nd row: Marilyn Crownover, Isabel Smith, Cyrene Cro'nover' Young, Joan Kerr, Miss Patterson Front rw: Joan Schultz' Nami' Peacocks' 3rd row: Joan Tiemeyer, Jean Schultz, Delores Delores Smith. Smith I6

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ct. Cf C91' . F. H. A. Officers Vera Roberts, Miss Anderson, 'fiilrna Krutz, Beatrice Straight, Sharlyn Herndon, Nola Pierce, Diane Raiser, Betty Davis, Betty Curry. The Future Homemakers of America is a National organization and consists of girls studying the art of homemaking. To become eligible to join the club, one or more years of home ec. is required. This year tk-e club consists of 80 girls, their motto being Toward New Horizons. Their colors are red and whiteg their flower the red rose. F. F. A.0FFICERS Charles Knierim, Jack Hartman, Loren Ebert Mr. Shaw, Arnold Meyerkorth, Marvin Bell, A. J. Barnhart The Future Farmers of America is 9. National organization of boys enrolled in V0Gati0T1H1 A5!'5-C'-llture' Chapter members learn through active participation, how to conduct and take part in H PVT-:lic m'tinf33 to Sch' thug- mm problems, and to assume civic responsibility. Their motto is, !Jearnin5 to do: Dging to Learn, Earning to Live, and Living to Serve. 15

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B A N D First Row: Phyllis Block, Cyrene Young, David Cohen, Harold Lytle, Bill Bartholomew, Ted Shaw, David Stickerod, Raye Thompson, Joan Tiemeyer, Wilma Krutz, Mary Rhodes, Second Row: Carolyn Rhodes, Jessie Herron, Isabel Smith, Laverne Noah, Robert Gebhards, Delmar Windhorst, Harold Vernon, E. R. Dalrymple, Harold Vernon, Ted Rhodes, Ramona Fauoett, Shirley Walker, Nanoie Peacocke, Marcia Gore, Third Row: Barbara Smith, Velma Vogler, Mina Matkin, Norma Beasing, Nancy Luhrs, Jimmy Cooper, J. C. Hall, Arnold Meyerkorth, Nancy Bratrud, Jean Schultz, Mary Louise Cooper, Arlene Bailey. I7