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

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1962 volume:

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Grade School Advertising 3 143 Mass Cee Watts, Freshm n didute Coronation Donce Again this year, our Rocket Queen was chosen by the people selling yearbooks. Each time a student purchased a yearbook or sold one to a person outside of school, he received two votes for the Queen candidate of his choice and one vote for the dedication. CEach class elected one queen candidate.J Winners were announced at our coronation dance on March 24. The theme of our dance, in kee in with our earbook theme was Melodies 8a Memories P 3 Y ' ' Evelyn Davis, Senior J06y HLISICCI. IL1Hi0r done in yellow and green. One skit from each class was presented at intermission. Refreshments of punch, canapes, nuts, and mints were served. We danced to the music of Mr. Gaffney's trio. 5 Lois Schnegelberger, Sophomore Wanda Lawless, 8th Kathy LaHue, 'ith RQ fa , ' , ,F We wish to dedicate the 1962 yearbook to YOU, Mr. K p .5 t V f Gaffney. 5, it X, , : 115: 1. M i? , L A A A in Q i t , ,. s on 1 fft. ii lla? l an-3. 'E ' f k.'w.:z - .- :7f 3 it rs s3? Rocket Staff Cheryl Miller Becky Vogel Lynn Spurlock Mrs. Gaffney, Adviser Anita Boettner, Editor Del Stites Marisue Scarnman Anita Boettner Editor ' 'fi V7k', -if N 9 it Ffifif ' 'Q' AT Q 2 n We decided on which pictures to use. 6 We checked to see that all pages were turned in. We sold advertising to help with expenses. s 1 E all A A , zz. ,.:,5,.. A t 4 -'ssl-W U f f - -vi :wire F f' f mfg' '.: i t he . em if Q25 ,, its ,gp,mQ5, ,f Dedication to The Music Mon For the past seven years fxlr. Gaffney has been tea ching in the Rock Port school system. Ile has not only been outstanding in his tireless efforts to create sr good music 1l'lIlllCIlI, but he has supported with en- thusiasm other activities. Next year, Rlr. Gaffney will not be teaching here. Ile will be missed but he will never be fo rgotten. We wish him lucli and happiness in his new position and for the rest of his life. In ape preciation, we dedicate our 1962 Rocket to you, N-lr. Gaffney. -Lf ' 2 ANL' ' 'Xa' . v , 'Xp' 0 'Awe , ,-A of D . , ' -f a 5.0 . , y- o gat. . Aye A ' G x Q '5wAf- 4 'x-be . ' f FH . . . . . Tec1cher's Pet C 8 , g 20th Centur Bookkeeping gl 'QJFQT h Step by Step Faculty cmd Curriculum J1N,'ff.JN.f.fN.5.a'?w7.fR.fd w2-! S-!-fN- fl qu fi 'lo 6 5, 1. 4 o 4 It Q o J 406 Teen-age minds are bright, and show it They know a lot and know they know itg The only thing that makes teachers fret is That teens don't know what they don't know yet. 9 FX! Q xr Ts, Sf X K ff , 1, -pf .3 QF' Administration f My! i f - I k xi 'S E W E ia J A - .,. ' ii i R ..Q: . if ,f'f5j:fi fi:: .gif S pi Ri i MR. RICHARD HINDERLITER - '., at Superintendent T1 ggi' fr - 215,1 R . 0 ' R , : H- aw 2 z X V. -, 'L i-fiiisfs--2: 2:,f:::.. esfiiissim. ' ,L fr. J fig , . wg 3 R. 2 MRS. RUTH LINVILLE Grade School Principal MR. E. R. DALYRMPLE 10 High School Principal Clossroom Teachers MR. BILL LAWING Chemistry. LITER Sophomore L a n Arts. RICHARD HINDER- 4-f -vu.. ,Y N S MRS. BILL LAWING Eighth grade English, Eighth grade and Freshman Lan- guage Arts. MR. KENNETH REYNOLDS Basketball C o a c h, Citi- zenship. MR, RICHARD HINDER- Algebra, LITER MR. LA RRY HAMILTON Junior High Science, Foot- ball and Track Coach. MRS. A. J. TAYLOR Seventh and Eighth grade Social Studies, Citizenship. MRS. ORVILLE GRUBB Seventh grade English, Sev- enth and Eighth Language Arts, MR. CHARLES SHAW Vocational Agriculture. MR. DALE SMITH Junior High Math, Iunior High Sports Coach. MR, CURTIS GA FFNEY Music. MRS. CURTIS GAFFNEY Typing,Bookkeeping, Shorthand. MRS. CHA RLES SHAW Citizenship, World History, American History. MRS. CHARLES BURKE Junior and Senior English. MISS YVONNE ELLIOTT Home Economics MR. ROBERT KNIERIMN Math, Advanced Algebra? Geomeuy, Physics. Foculty Hobbies ond Interests Mrs. Lawing spends much of her free time painting. At left-Mrs. Grubb enjoys working with her potted plants. At right- Mr. Shaw, here tending his strawberries, likes gardening. At left - Mrs. Shaw's hobby is sewing. She enjoys mak- ing her own clothes. At right- Mr. Knierim is shown here with his guns. Mr. Lawing likes to carve things out of wood. i1 'F?BZ!Ht at T' Mr. Smith's hobby is sports of all types. Mrs. Tay1or's interest is her granddaugh- ter, Jaime. Mrs. Gaffney is interested in decorating unusual cakes, like this train she made for her 5-year old nephew. She also enjoys playing golf. Mrs. Burke enjoys knitting whenever she has some free time from her many interests and When Mrs. Hinderliter has a few spare her three moments she likes to sew. daughters. fri-ki Gaffney enJoys playing golf in the spring and summer. , 'SHUI-ER Miss Elliott likes to sew. She makes many of her own clothes. At right--Mr. Dalyrmple and Mr. Hamilton say that their hobby is hunt- ing. Here they are at a ball game telling about the one that got away. Above--Mr. Reynolds' hobbies are fishing and photography. He likes to photograph his family. At left--when Mr. Hinderliter has free time in the fall he likes to hunt. iw a-:fsw 1 -1 GRE Y Miss Lydia Strobel spoke to our Citizenship class on Flags of the U. S. The display shows the flags of the 50 states and the various national flags. The World History class contributed this bulletin board during our study of the middle ages. 16 Social Studies required lots of note taking. At the beginning of class our pen cils looked like this. The members of our class in American History were ready with the answers this time. Great interest was shown in the study of World War Il Mrs. Shaw reads a human-interest story about World War II. Lfifavw sfwsa X .M .fs f Mises .I V SS ,I ,, Y gr Q I W Q The Sophomoreg seem 130 know The prrze wrnmng posters of the about Krug Henry VIII As usual County Goverment Day tops for Barry sets the pace artrstry and or1g1na11ty For actual office experience, we were re- quired to take letters in shorthand from Mr. D. They were then typed and mailed. Evelyn Davis seems to be confidently ful- filling the requirements. Her achievement was the highest in the class -- taking dictation at the rate of 90 wpm and tran- scribing with 5U7o or less errors. U. sw I' jr iii.. WW-M vii? Marisue Scamman gets some extra dictation practice from a tape recorded by Mrs. Gaffney for the shorthand class. 18 ng- Yes, we do have our eyes closed! We can't look at the keyboard this way. CThis was just an experiment in Mrs. Hinderliter's typing class. . M A- r..z..!y ,fs ,J f-,xl 'Y 4'l4vi::!- .'1'.' 'na'-' 5, 3. 4 Edith Welch reads from the bulletin board: Concentrate as you work spell and read aloudg review the word listsg use the keyg reread withou the key. Numerous were the tests we had in bookkeeping class. Russell Herron didn't seem to mind them at all - - he nearly always made the highes grade. His overall average was highest at the end of the year. I N i i N Mrs. Gaffney Commerce www .U f:gMg3E'.i K , K 3355 fsmrleswwmwxwsmwsmw -L1 fwwzsw-J-f --1 lf: xr -V sf rwswffswy 3-Laifff-fy 4-vitrsyf' :J--v-ft 1'?flr1'f-'S P' 'V' 'J L:ft-fefufllf?f1'svL?T-7f4?f'Mffz17i'i T 2'-'Q254LEf5Q3: 1 f - rr, as st..,.r-,, ,,f..s,p,, K . L, -.:..--,, , if H - - - as f f , -A . r Our Commerce Department consists of typing, shorthand, and bookkeeping, taught by Mrs. Curt Gaffney. Mrs. Richard Hinderliter also taught two classes of typing. --.Q.,.. .ry ,,, ,,,,L, i F 1 ? 2 Steve Hunter shows off some ARTYPING--pictures made with the typewriter. We made these the day we came back from Christmas vacation. Tam Townsend typed the most net words per minute on a 10-minute writing -- 60 nwam. She also typed a record 94 nwam on a 1-min. writing, and 61 nwam for 5 minutes. wg-0' A--, ! Q e- . arifriw' mms Aklsrc' im... Hours and hours of work went in on the three practice sets we completed this year . . . . . and we did SO hate to burn them at the end of the year! 'I9 It's really not so hard once you get the hang of it. Mr. Lawing likes for us to think for ourselves. 20 ' 'k.?'i1,'.2 1, 1 ,lwf , e x gag' K . wtf' r rw 6' Now let me see -- where did Mr. Hamilton say it went from here? ,A Watch it Del, It MIGHT explode. .AH fist., 5 rssmvf' s 0 Science ' is fi Mr. Lawing -- king of the chemistry and biology classes, affectionately fnicknamed Tex. Who said that physics teachers aren't spied on? Perhaps he's finding ques- tions for a test! A, f ,fi ' X K These three received recognition at the awards assembly for being the outstanding science st udents. See girls? There's nothing to be afraid of! It's quite dead. 21 FRONT ROW: Carolyn Brusha, Margaret Burke, Jayne Ann Ottman, Cindy Tayler, Rebecca Hall. SECOND ROW: Sue Steele, Cee Watts, Wanda Lawless, Keith Har- mon, Bob Walker, Sandy Hunter, THIRD ROW: Eva Jo Mulvania, Lois Schnegelberger, Steve Van Meter, Cindy Hunter, Paul Fuel- ling, Linda Steele. 22 Diane Gebhards -- Drum Majorette LEFT TO RIGHT: Randy Sweeton Charles Tayler Pat Noah, Randy Muller, Steve Bell The Rock Port Band has had a busy and eventful year During the marching season rows in the band competed with each other for band points toward a letter Besides marching at Tarkio and Maryville Homecoming parades the band presented three half time shows durtng the home football games. The concert season was highlighted by a fine Spring Concert on May 4 The Instrumental Depart ment also picked up four I ratings at the D1str1ct Contest at Maryville, and two, I ratings at the state contest climaxing a year of hard work 'Qs - ll ,257 m y S C i Ayl, ohhhr R yhhe S 12l q 4 i f, h or 9 - Q 1 Vo FRONT ROW: Jim Allen, Steve Meyerkorth, Linda Wolf Phylis Wolf. BACK ROW: James Ottmann, Jay Gilder- sleve, Donna Wolf. ROW Ray Cllfton Mr Gaffney Mary Jane BACK ROW Dennis Jones Jack Vernon JH O FRONT ROW JennreL1ster Bev Boulware, Sharon Martin MIDDLE ROW: Katherine Campbell, Tam Townsand, Susan Salfrank, Jonny Whalen. THIRD ROW: Dick Nauman ,Vicki Boettner, Anita Boettner, Terry Husing. ..-. mg ...mia BACK ROW: Randy Hutsell, Jim Frede, Lee Moser, Bill Webster, Iames Ottman, Steve Meyerkorth, J, H. Wolf, Georgia Harbin, Christina Oslin, Cheryl Miller, Carolyn Brusha, Marsha Younger, Judy Lynn, Ruth Wedel, Susie Hienz. SECOND ROW: Lize Bailey, Peggy Herron, Linda Wolf, Dwane Bressler, Keith Harmon, Barry Nauman, Mike Meyers, Bob Walker, Tom Nauman, Cathy Howel, Phyllis Wolf, Ruth Bernhart, Sandy Scott, Lynn Spurlock. FIRST ROW: Sandy Hunter, Rowena Husted, Donna Wolf, Cindy Hunter, Diane Gebhards, Cee Watts, Cindy Taylor, Carolyn Forbis, Marty Hays, Marcia Cooper, Tam Townsend, Pat Noah, Hayne Ann Ottman, Martha Lorenz, Sandra Webster. ACCOMPANISTS Tam Townsend is A w E ' 'S' ' L l' ' Ruth Bernhardt Pat Noah Mixed Chorus Our chorus has done a lot of work this year, but we have had a lot of good times. We spent the early part of the school year getting organized and working on a Christmas concert. Then work began on our contest numbers. It was hard work, but we feel that we profited from the effort. After con- test, we worked on some lighter numbers, such as Catch a Falling Star, and Hi-Lili, Hi-Lo , Now that we have completed this school year, somehow surviving the frequent rattling of pots and pans from the kitchen, we think it was well worth our time and effort to be a chorus member. Mr. Gaffney Chorus Director FRONT ROW: Gerry Heckel, Robert Harmon, Kathy LaHue, Jackie Boettner, Gloria Cooper, Jimmy Carpenter, Peggy Meyerkorth, Janet Grable. SECOND ROW: Tommy Moore, Gary Gebhards, Paul Bressler, Barry Boulware. THIRD ROW: Charlotte Pheil, Peggy Makings, Peggy Rosenbohm, Kenny Lee, Donnie Heckel. Q 1 1 1 d B Bo n A Contest was held at Corning, Iowa again this year. Those who went on this trip and their ratings are: Janet Grable- - -I Peggy Meyerkorth- - -l Gloria Cooper- - -III Jim Carpenter- - -I Jackie Boettner- - -HI Kathy Lal-lue- - -III Robert Harmon - - -H Barry Boulware- - -Il Paul Bressler- - -III Gary Gebhards - - -I1 Gerry Heckel- - -II Eighth Grade Clarinet Quartet---I Paul Fuelling Steve VanMeter Eva Jo Mulvania Wanda Lawless Eighth Grade Cornet Quartet ---- I Randy Sweeton Randy Muller Steve Bell Jim Allen Peggy Rosenbohm - - -I Charlotte Pfeil- - -I Peggy Makings- - -II Tommy Moore- - -II Paul Fuelling- - -II Jimmy Allen- --Il Steve VanMeter- - -III Randy Sweeton - - - 11 Randy Muller- - -I Steve Bell- - -I Wanda Lawless- - -I Eva Jo Mulvania- - -I Seventh Grade Clarinet Quartet- - -I Kathy LaHue Robert Harmon Jackie. Boettner Seventh Grade Clarinet Trio- --I Peggy Meyerkorth Jimmy Carpenter Gloria Cooper swift 22? Wg I mgilyf-1 ' 4 ' X i?E5?l,'1YE gi '5,5i5Z,: 'K ' K Here Tom see if you can find Zombie in there any place. Before preparing our term papers, we all visited the Library, where we learned how to use it more effectively .X . Then we did a lot of research. 26 First we selected our topics for our term papers. The Seniors read IVANHOE and TALE OF TWO CITIES this year. A Tale of Two Cities By CHARLES D1cKENs mn? ghbe gzlilion INN MW' I .Eel r E 1: QE THE WORLD'S POPULAR CLASSICS Boolzs, Inc. NEW YORK Mrs. Lawing's Freshman English class was really ept busy this year. We enjoyed reading about Pip Dickens' GREAT EXPECTATIONS but the tests at e end of it weren't so enjoyable, were they kids? omposition was stressed this year and the big test as writing term papers for both biology and English. his was truly a long but unforgettable year for us. M ,.,, r.. , ., f --Q V r .. . W, s-was-Hr ,r WM Enghsh f E Taught by Mrs. Burke, Mrs. Lawing, and Mrs. Linville. That's the way it ended, Richard. How's the DEATH OF THE HIRED MAN coming Stella? 27 stub-1''1BQMM 55T2XNFhEk?i2f?2E:5QJQ?E3k1W5KVEWWL-5:52 9i?i4'Wf'i'2?4il m:as ...Q L dp smsyggvs WW Vg N gist Qi HOME ECONOMICS Il Ruby Poe, Catherine Cook, Norma Hawk, Diana Linville, Janice Schoonover, and Linda Husing are showing off some ceramics, made in connection with our unit on Interior Decoration. Each of us also made a cotton dress for spring. Ill!! Sl! LAKXB 31 x MUD? These smiling teeth seem to be telling us where the yellow went as we studied the care of teeth Besides learning to cook, we also studied interior decoration, care of the sick, and made a winter and spring garment. H--is for humor, honesty O--is for objectivity, and orderliness M--is for moral values and maturity E--is for enthusiasm and efficiency E--is for emotional stability and econ- omy C--is creativity and confidence O--is for open-mindedness N--is for neatness O--orderliness M--is for manners I--is for insight C--is for culture and charm S--is for selilessness I Put them all together they spell HOME I ECONOMICS--a subject that improves our lives, our homes, and our com- munity, HOME ECONOMICS Ill Designing Deserts was challenging unit for the 13 of us ii Home Ec. Ill. S ha r o n Bartles- Lucille Eli, and Lois Flanaga proudly show offour Dog designe from sheet cakes. Stella Brown, Charlene Lee, and Viola Perry f' that some of the food we prepared is really qui edible , Bev Smith, one of the local beauty operators, demon- strating a facial in connec- tion with Good Groom- ing!! Our teacher, Miss Elliott. In our study of the Basic Four foods. the two most interesting foods prepared were the quick breads and popovers, The popovers didn't all pop' ' and some of our pudding didn't pudd but we learned what NOT to do! Some seams had to be ripped, some zippers taken out, and a dart here and there had to be changed before our garments were ready to be modeled in our style show on May 9. Home Economics 'Mi HOME ECONOMICS I was a busy year for 24 girls. The year began with a study of family living. We made notebooks, planned parties, and learned the principles of good grooming. We made skirts and blouses as a beginning project in sewing. j , We prepared a luncheon for two guests --Mrs. Hunter and Mrs, Hinder- liter, 29 'f8'w5ii53Zmw?: Steve Lininger demonstrates to the advanced algebra class how this equation is to be fac- tored. How am I doing so far? The Seventh grade learned how to construct triangles. . Annum MM...--M- 'i ,, . , a , V. ir. ill . We learned how to bisect, trisect and divide a line into four equal parts. r JF W Wi' Wilt? 2. ffwyf. 3. A e .. 3 Q Ever ' MFA ' HE' - . After Math class our pencils looked hke thrs shorter and wrth almost NO eraser left 1ced Algebra rsn t easy when you re outnumbered four F. . . cmd a 0 . Snaps , X 1 gy, E, 'A ' M ' W .., ' su..,,,,,, . S ffgigi, f f-f L ibifxwga, ,W if W J ,nA,. . K KT 5 '- 5 . ' f V ,Y h , f A, S??if'f?5m: M, V-L. 6 .X 11. 'ss' ii x .,. ,QI Qgifihfylii 5 ff' ' . I nw - flxfsim' t '. 2 2 1,1:f-ff Mlwiv Q 2 f- This is Elmer Davis's replacement form for a commercial hog feeder. McKenny finished three cattle of this type in workshop. V VWAZ Danny Herron, Star Chapter F:,. Farmer , V - itl ft Z ,K Agriculture WJ..:.M,sA, .EL,,i57,,.,f,W.o,, :,V.,t,ser..',.,ar-225135 xx am iwmmgmwm, emwwwwwvflkf W H ,el . Wfsmzszgwtr gsmmwfzz-awe A, , , ,, . V---W.mm.,W-M .. m.......MW,stf waww-Q, -W--V -esmewr ,af..,t.zwMA-we,-f--.rmmrnr Ronnie Hunter, winner of the Farm Safety award. Hunter, winner of the Soil and farming awards. Conservation, and Outstanding super- Kelly Daugherty, FFA president. 33 Physical Education in Rock Port High School this year included tennis, weight lifting, softball, basketball, volleyball, speedball, handball, kick- ball, badminton, and even a little life saving. To further the P, E. program the Student Council sponsored a noon-hour boys' and girls' volleyball tournament and a girls' tennis tournament. Physical Education Liza models her P, E. suit. arly every morning the weight men worked out her lifting weights, exercising, wrestling, running ss-co or practicing another sport. v, Bruice and Jack working out lst period. if ra 5 Q rssiaa,ss-iz,- m,L51. ff it .Q Now do a push-up, Katherine On cold days when it was impossible to have P, E. outside it was necessary to find a sport that requires a lot of energy, yet is a lot of fun. Speed-bail is such a game. However, speed-ball is a little rough, at times. Walter Mulvania, Willard Scamman, Don Sawyer, Orma Lee Hunter, Secretaryg Harold Zach, Art Lister, and Cecil Van Meter. Boord of Educotion One ofthe many problems ofthe Board of Education is TRANSPORTATION. The Rock Port R11 School District owns 13 busses, including two new International Travelall's purchased this year. We trans- port 319 students. The average daily mileage is approximately 700 miles. 36 Custodions Cooks 1-,fc W 'YV and Loretta Fox . Bernice Hays Royal Harmon and Walt Milsaps TO RIGHT: Marie Scarnrnan, Hattie Sutter, Marie Perry, Uce Secretaries Jennie Howell 41 ff'. Orma Lee Hunter 37 5 Y 'J 2 .J , 'f l' -u 4. 3 .s ff E L-- 1' 92 g uf'5 u.'3'Sa'3'uK'g uf'3'5+'5'54f'3'54. 5 -a'3 xv 3'X.r.Pg: 4 , 1 U 5 P I QI vi vi .L Qu O! QI A ,.,,., ,-, W , Seniors 'S e:'x+':N':of4 w':N-'aeefzwfz Moments qs 4' 4. 4. du 1 4 as Remember -4-1 An- T R 1. no gg no J an-S, f ,fgfyhg 2 Jfk, Q .i1's,!-315.5-f s,eaG Plays, proms, football and basketball games, tests, assem- blies, notebooks, study halls, term papers, and GRADUATION--We'11 have these moments to remember! LEON BAILEY All the sleep I need is 5 minutes more. Wi MARGARET BURKE If boys interfer with work--quit work. A V ,,ffr,E- R. ANITA BOETTNER She works electricityg Shockiflgl radiant. Teachers and classrooms are my only objections to education. KELLY DAUGHERTY KATHERINE CAMPBELL A man Of the S011- Lead me not into temptationg but show me where it is. 4? EVELYN DAVIS s! My halo's slipping. RONNIE GA YLER and studies amount to the same just a lot of bother. sf im. ROBERT ERW IN I If study were the only cause of death, LOIS FLANAGAN I'd live forever. She puts her cares in a box and sits on the lid. KEITH HARMON Oh what mischief lies behind those eyes. RUSSELL HERRON Women were born to lie--and men to believe them. -f-,trwmy J ..5f e, K 4, 'vm GLENN KING BUDDY HUSING lhad 3.1'1 idea bill it gOt 3.W3.Y. High school days have had their de- lightsg but they can't compare with the high school nights. A... SAM LINVILLE STEVE LININGER I agree with no rnan's opinions--I have some of my own. I'd rather hug a football than any girl I know--almost. MELVA KRUTZ i I can live without poetry and walking! but who in the world can live without' talking . N JACK LYNN I can hardly wait to hear what I going to say next. K ew LEE MOSER The more I see of girls, the more I LARRY MULLER like my dog. Keep smiling and make everyone won- der what you've been doing. 'ull of fun and mischief too, likes doing hings she shouldn't do. LINDA STEELE ii,is tin ,f'f,f.f 1501-f J W K W. lr, Q iw t ll Studying ag isn't the only way to raise cane. H CARROLL PFEIL . ,,r.,x You can tell the kind of wheels I have DEL STITES in my head by the spokes that come out of my mouth. Women disturb me: but I like to be disturbed. GERALDINE TOLBY I like carrots, if they come in rings. DONNA WOLF A faithful friend is better than gold. ' .Z , ' wmsP,'i sf1 f me L- wwfettirs 'L' , f af' LW? zazrsffemzi if SE' EDITH WELCH BILL WEBSTER They say love makes the world go round. Catch me, I'm getting dizzy Why should the devil have all the good times? N hf :Urns 'fs 1 13, s-. is UE , r , Vs r Fair m a 41.2515 eirn...,,,N,,rs1'-' Mr. William Lawing, Mrs. J. H. WOLF SPOUSOYS- it does not take much strength to do things, but it requires much strength to decide what to do. Lawing, and Mr. Curtis Gaffney, I W g AMBITION: Body and Fender work . Characteristic: Boisterous 5 Prophesied: Race Driver, ,,. me I, ,Q , 'T .1 5 .,1f,. .+ jx ' I I f f , HIGH SCHOOL ACTIVITIES LEON R. Club 45 Class assembly 45 Track 35 Cafeteria 4. J A A'A, 5 AMBITION: Nurse 5 I ' Characteristic: Refined Prophesied: Basketball Coach I.tI HIGH SCHOOL ACTIVITIES - Itr T ' Bend 1, 2, 3,45 FHA 1, Pep Club 1, MARGARET 2, 3,4, Secretary 45 Senior Playg Football Homecoming Attendant 25 Class President 3, Treasurer 45 Student Council 15 Basketball 1,25 Music Contest 1, 2, 3,4 Speech Contest 35 Drama Night 35 kAssembly 1, 2, 3, 45 Librarian 4. X F K N AMBITION: Interior Decorator I , I Characteristic: Petite :N Prophesied: Lady Wrestler E HIGH SCHOOL ACTIVITIES Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 45 StudentCouncil 35 Junior and Senior Playsg Football Homecoming Attendant 3,45 Class Secretary 15 Dance Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Music Contest 1, 2, 3, 45 Sax Quartet 1, 3, 45 Annual Queen Candidate 3. KATHERINE AMBITION: Secretary Characteristic: Dependable Prophesied: Tour director to moon i l ' I f 'fe I IID I HIGH SCHOOL ACTIVITIES EVELYN Band 1,2, 35 FHA 15 Junior and Senior Plays5 Class Secre- tary 45 Christmas Ball Attendant 35 Girls State 35 Drama Contest 35 Assembly 35 Librarian 4. N , AMBITION: Teacher N Q zuv, K Characteristic: Versatile ti, Prophesied: Follies 'I HIGH SCHOOL ACTIVITIES Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Pep Ciub 1, 2, 3, 45 Secretary 3, President 45 Senior Play5 ANITA Drama Night 35 Football Homecoming Attendant 3, Queen 45 Class Treasurer 1, President25 Secretary 35 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Co -Captain 45 Basketball Homecoming Attendant 45 Girls State 35 Rocket Editor 45 Assembly 1, 2, 3, 45 Librarian 45 Constitution Speech Winner 3, 4. dy, AMBITION: Truck Driver Characteristic: Quiet Prophesied: Stockman . ' 'Q -':' 7 715-I I sss , HIGH SCHOOL ACTIVITIES DENNIS FFA 1, 2, 3,45 Barnwarming King 45 Assembly 1, 2, 3, 4. AMBITION: Farm er Characteristic: Happy Prophesied: Financier 1 HIGH SCHOOL ACTIVITIES KELLY FFA 1,2,3,4, Vice-President 2, President 4, Secretary 35 Barnwarming King Candidate 45 Chorus 15 Assembly 1,2,3,4. f N f AMBITION: Farmer Characteristic: Bashful V Prophesied: Daredevil driver ttel -5 G 'Vwisf HIGH SCHOOL ACTIVITIES ROBERT Track 1, 25 Basketball 1 , 2, 3, 45 Football 1 , 2, 3, 45 Christ- mas Ball Attendant 3. j y 45,j N f 'x U I , AMBITION: Secretary fi ' Characteristic: Studious Prophesied: Gym instructor ,xL ' I N ,I HIGH SCHOOL ACTIVITIES LOIS Junior Play Usher5 Class Treasurer 35 Assembly 1, 2, 3,45 Librarian 3,4. K J f N f AMBITION: Teacher 5-3 , Characteristic: Clever libk 'L I Prophesied: Pick pocket. dig, kv , X , HIGH SCHOOL ACTIVITIES cr h KEITH Junior and Senior Playsg Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Dance Band 45 Chorus 1, 2, 45 Boys Glee Club 25 Class Vice -President 15 Student Council 25 Assembly 1, 2, 3, 45 Drama Contest 35 Drama Night 3. jk f N it , AMBITION: Mechanic , Characteristic: Nonchalant I, Prophesied: Last chance station 5' , 5 , ,7 HIGH SCHOOL ACTIVITIES BUDDY Band 1,2, 35 Drama Night 35 Track 35 Football 15 Basket- ball 15 Music Contest 1, 2, 35 Assembly 1, 2, 3, 4. I AMBITION: Airline Manager , 1'-T 3 Characteristic: Cute Ptophesied: Duke of Earl 5- AS ,- aj fi HIGH SCHOOL ACTIVITIES RONNIE FFA 1,25 R Club 3,45 Junior Play5 Christmas Ball At- tendant 45 Track 1,2,35 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Basketball Homecoming King 45 Assembly 1, 2, 3, 4. 4 AMBITION: Farmer 5, ,I Characteristic: Consistent fri Prophesied: Big game hunter ,' i HIGH SCHOOL ACTIVITIES RUSSELL Assembly 1,2,3,45 R Club 4. ,,x'- AMBITION: Marines , Characteristic: Carefree 1 Prophesied: Hitchhiker across Russia HIGH SCHOOL ACTIVITIES GLENN Assembly 1,2,3,45 Football 1,2,35 Basketball1,2,3,45 Track 1,2,3. JK AMBITION: Architect Characteristic: Indescribable. Prophesied: Marriage Counselor . HIGH SCHOOL ACTIVITIES STEVE Band 1,2,35 R Club 3,45 President 45 Senior Play5 Foot- ball Homecoming Attendant 1, King 45 Music Contest 1,2,35 Track 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,2,3,45Tri-Captain of football 4. 46 ij ,f I AMB IT ION: Coach 50 Characteristic: Unpredicta-ble Prophesied: Beachcomber ' A HIGH SCHOOL ACTIVITIES JACK FFA 45 R Club 1,2,3,45 Treasurer 45 Football Home- comingAttendant 2,45 Class President 45 Track 1, 2, 3,45 Basketball 2,3,45 Football 1,2,3,45 Basketball Home- coming Attendant 45 Boys State 35 Drama Contest 35 Qrama Night 35 Rocket Staff 2, 35 Assembly 2, 3,4. N J N Band 1,25 Vice-President of Class 25 Football1,2,3,45 J f N f g AMBITION: Radio Announcer -,' Characteristic: Polite 5 Zi: Prophesied: Ski instructor S ' HIGH SCHOOL ACTIVITIES LEE Band Manager 35 Senior Play5 Speech Contest 35 As- sembly 2, 3. K N 5 5 5 AMBITION: Husband f fr Characteristic: Sleepy I I Prophesie d: Matador 5 A 84 1 5 HIGH SCHOOL ACTIVITIES CARROLL FFA 1,2,3,45 Student Council 35 Assembly 1,2,3,4. 5 N s , AMBITION: Accountant .5 et-A Characteristic: Trustworthy I I Prophesied: Russell's 4th wife ' i I' HIGH SCHOOL ACTIVITIES LINDA Band 1,2, 3,45 Pep Club 1, 2,3,45 Junior Playg Christmas Ball Attendant 45 Basketball 1,25 Drama Contest 35 As- sembly 1,3,4. J AMBITION: Wife Characteristic: Engaging Prophesied: Play 3rd base for N. Y. Yankees Lyyy tycy 5 D iiii I I HIGH SCHooL ACTIVITIES GERALDINE Junior Play5 Chorus 15 Assembly 1, 2, 3,4. N K' N X AMBITION: Aeronautical engineer ,T Characteristic: Headstrong W Prophesied: Rock and Roll singer I A 5 HIGH SCHOOL ACTIVITIES LARRY Band 1,25 Student Council 15 Chorus 1,25 Glee Club 25 Class Vice-President 3,45 Christmas Ball Attendant 25 Drama Night 35 Assembly 1, 2, 3,4. ly AMBITION: Teacher gg .- 5 Characteristic: Active A , 1:3 ' Prophesied: Elevated Shoe manufacture ff HIGH SCHOOL ACTIVITIES ,J A 5? ,srr Band 1, 2, 35 Dance Band 1,25 Junior and Senior Plays5 Class Secretary25 Student Council 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Co-Captain 45 Basketball Homecoming Queen 45 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 45 Drama Night 35 Music Contest 1, 2, 35 Rocket Staff 45 Assembly 1, 2, 3, 45 Christmas Ball Attendant 25 Librarian 3, 4, President 4. MARISUE N 1' N AMBITION: Author Characteristic: Bright 'X' I Prophesied: Bank Robber HIGH SCHOOL ACTIVITIES Junior and Senior Plays5 R Club 2, 3,45 Student Body President 45 Class President 15 Track 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball Home- coming Attendant 45 Boys State 35 Drama Night 35 Drama DEL Contest 35 Blue Jay Journal 25 Photo Club 1. J f x AMBITION: Equipment operator Characteristic: Mischievous 'L i 'K ,I I I kii' 5 Prophesied5 Lawyer V ,ITIS ,,, HIGH SCHOOL ACTIVITIES BILL Football 1, 3,45 Homecoming Attendant 3,45 Track 15 R Club 1,2, 3,45 Assembly 1, 2,3-,4. K 47j N . AMBITIONZ Housewife D AMBITIQN: Successful V 1 Characteristic: Small - , Characteristic: Sincere tg c,c4 Prophesied: Model Twist Blouses at Macy's Cp prophesied: Deep Sea Diver tiit I ',,'V. fiii .gig HIGH SCHOOL ACTIVITIES I HIGH SCHOOL ACTWITIES Aa DQNNA FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4, Student EDITH FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 2, President 3, Council 3, 4, Secretary 41 Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Drama 44 Queen Candidate 4, Junior Play 3g Assembly I, Night 3, Christmas Ball Attendant 1, Constitu- 2, 3, 4, tion Speech 4g Sextet Brass 2, Dance Band 1, 2, 3, J 4: Pep Club 1,2,3,4. J Anita Boettner 9. 23 Donna Wolf 8. 63 48 AMBITION: Pharmacist Characteristic: Thrifty I .3 Prophesied: Lumberman - P , ,, HIGH SCHOOL ACTIVITIES 1 . I tr Q Q J, H, Band l,2, 3, 45 Dance Band 3, 4, Junior and Senior Play, Boys Glee Club 2, Assembly 1, 2, 3, 4. Top Five Seniors ,. l,l,..,..-.-f-v- ' Q Y I . : .L I . ' tif .Rr u if-3' I Del Stites 9. 65 Lois Flanagan 9. 35 Katherine Campbell 9. O8 Grades based on the Il point scale. Slonts on the Seniors E' vb oh L., 0 , oh L 'P ,P fam, f , E1 ., 22? Q5f7zs?15?5E1S?EE', wi' if F . ,K 2 '1 ol ' 'Q-0559 2 JUN, 5 dvi- 5 -fi 2 -af se-.-:Tw 2 .WL S fs. 2 .XTX-S2 JR, Juniors 4 of 4 'H' 4 'fisg r ssir r ? isii i '1 ,K Z zzzz, ,, is . ' if M . DVVV . . ff' ' igi: sw i 'S gg1ff,,,H .J a . me . Z J 'iff up J 522, V 1- i or g 'D , . 0 4 I'II Remember Apriln T- Ti, ,frg,2,,v'r,f,,fN,f,v?w.,f.w1'w.2.a'N.'e .,Hx,?'Ql3 41' We'l1 remember the junior stands, the junior play, and those difficult merit scholarship testsg but most of all we'11 remember APRIL- when magnolias were MADE to bloom, and the southern Clarkies came ashore to serve that never-to- be-forgotten banquet to the juniors and seniors on the banks of the Mississippi. Stella Brown Diane Gebhards Georgia Harbin Harold Hawk va- - 7' , S We ' 4. was 52 Alai Bob Hurtig Terry Husing Rowena Husted 12523-QQ'-' 1, W WRXE75 'Tw 4 . Wilt 22 Q2 fkrcr fr RSX Af .iw M. 4 fr r 0 yA. ,,Ar ,,,1 ?52.:r fy- 2? f , rrmiy -gn X ,ff .X f f 2 -5, f in .- 4:21 +:'w zL 4 A nf-.rr-xxuf M u av r X -ff? f3i','J -X?fi1f ,ar. 1325? X 524 3 Zi fm' f , L1 4,,, y N W .. ,rf K x x fx mv r 61X 3 Ai . Q .'.Z I ' ' fzlifii' Qi? fi'-47' M hw' r X M?UnX, AQ X? ' Af? .f :fr Q, gigpiway W' ff- ' 52 14144 ef 16 4:35 QQ-'ff 1 Richard Lutz Sharon Martin Peggy McE1fish 5 Q 'K' fy 'K .., t Irv' Ks '52 M x r 'gt I ii Y aa x ,. W Q Liza Bailey Sharon Bartles Bob Brought ,pr Gene Herron Sharlyn Hodge Steve Hunter nv? f Sharon Laumann Charlene Lee QNot shownj Jennie Lister an Tony McKer1ney Creed Millsaps Dick Moore Dick Nauman Pat Noah Christina Oslin Susan Salfrank Lynn Spurlock Sharon Welch g , ,X I I '-5373 1 Lei, gm , is Qa f fe 'W o ,l ww 1 fl' is Joyce Moser Stanley Moulder Richard Muntz K? 3 If X 4 I X 4? Q James Ottrnann Viola Perry Larry Poppa Miss Elliott Mr. Knierim SPONSORS Mr. Smith 53 u Here 'N There sf' ,, . Joyous Junior .lesters i fl :'2','N:.'g'ux'3'nf3'S4f'3'S4f'5'nr5'xy'5'mf3'xuf5f'xy'5'xv'3: oi I ' K E, pgs g ' T LL 1 fb! +1 L v ' A 'If' X A VR 4 K X i J ' ' 1' - 'N' Y f 7 f , +. f 1'-' W '- ' 5 . f 'fix ,W W, 54 5 dpi K K .I g . . ,Y 3 35i , . .fy f ,SG 5 - ' A ' Nw X M KS, f A '7 f .V ' E 'sr' iff. .sn I 5 ,-, x , A I K. iylaf I F 31' : Q 'F In -'zz HW 1 if ' -P - f Q. ff, 4 . , . A 4 4- - J! A f 1' ' ' , ' ' , 'E ' X- :,, . 1- Y - 0- ' f ' -4575, f 9' A Y 'ff' ' 1 M JW J I 4 F ' ' ' ' 'YY ' s. 'il m 2 . W' ? ' N 73 M., I' ff'-Q. L: ' '- ' 'RW 4' 1 .L 'Y L Q' .. I ol tj Oi N ol 4' et bl vi 1-. 0 -1 '1 Oh o Bewitched, Bothered, In and out of love, bothered by an untold number of things at un- predictable times, and generally be- wildered by it all, we managed to pull through our sophomore year. Mr . Hamilton Betty Hague Rebecca Hall Norma Hawk Marty Hays Dan Herron Jayne Ann Ottmann Ralph Phelps Ruby Poe Bruce Rhodes Marietta Rosenbohm Charles Taylor Tam Townsend Jack Vernon Becky Vogel Bob Walker 58 Bob Beaslng VICRIC Boettner Bev Boulware Dwane Breesler Diana Linville Ellen Makings Eileen Martin Sharon McDowell 3 V512 ku 2? Win. -izfu r Q 21' I . rn rv I Catherine Cook Marcia Cooper Deva Cox ,V., , fra 1 it X an ' wim- I-gyms, 7 1 fab- Q 3' wi Ak rv 2, .aw Pr,, rag ' 75? za. fr 'f 'tw' ' wg 4 .L k.,. f m ay I R 283 yi? B N AF by FF' Q fi 1:5 r WW X W 1.4--f-,ff bww -Q 1 M by W 'F' - .2 , I ' if' I Qi if ' ' . Mn. 'K Q Q S al D arf? ' W Z L H3 if is ,iz i E QF x 3 Q . . 'f L I Z N.,- '1 .f v 55.3. 2 :52 . iffy- , SX as f :F ,Q K . L 11 -- , ' Z :,zg':f f1s ' is 5 Ai wa .r 'f fiiff i ir fi K -'M 1 sgmwz-:?Q?:, ' a a N Wm if f K sg ' 2 gsfgt ffiifi ,rf 3 X 1? 1 if igf f if lg: X 3 if fe Q 1 Angie Brown Loraine Chastain Dennis Christians Ray Clifton , fi i P s-Sm 1 ' 4 . i'3?5ffi vfggisiw , L. flsf Ronnie Hunter Lyndia Husing Dennis Jones f ,tif I ,:,ff.rQ. Syrena Rosenbohm Lois Schnegelberger Janice Schoonover Lynn Smith Linda Webster Johny Whalen Linda Wolf Phyllis Wolf Elmer Davis Lucille Eli Dean Flangan Larry Gayler Marlin Gayler Steve Meyerkorth Dick Morgan Barry Nauman Larry Olson Evelyn Oslin Mrs. Burke Secluded Sophomore Silhouettes pr Frivolous Freshmen Frenzies L C FZ'-2',W 4'2f'a'v'a'w'a'5-'-'a -'f'a'W's'W':'5+ 'aQ-ff':N-':C 'U 11. .. 59 ii Ol : i .. 3 if oi Ol o w o Ol Ol w w Ol kg-' :ls ' I l I I l I 4 nl- vaffN,v4Hk.vJFs,vaHk.va s0.a'Ps.-J1N.'JN.va1N.-J1N.oJ ether ,-,,.-nl' This was our theme song as we got together for parties, got our heads together and cooked up some very kookie ideas, worked to- gether to elect our candidate Rocket Queen , and most of all we got together and danced the TWIST ! Martha Amthor Joyce Bartles Ruth Bernhardt Steve Boettner Carolyn Brusha eeeee 1 -eeb gig .X V A A Dennis Davis Carolyn Forbis Harold Frede Jim Frede Joyce Garst Mr. Shaw , Sponsor Sue Gebhards Jay Gildersleeve Alan Graham Kenneth Greenley Steve Grossman Larry Harbin Q f . X M .. V, QW' sf f 1 :ie gf. g S sf-Ky i i is L Q 4 f x . S3 51 f In ' -ff'l'1ff ,Q I .5 1 ,, .Q . ' ' - : A LW - - . HE' M ' A X z it A ' 2 Q Z i 5 :,, r N' ' I r .. r I in s 4-:wi any , - so T ,H 1 :i'i'f: sis? 'M 'SR M F Q S r ,sts ,.,, . A ,X 3 is If Wss. f. 1, ,, if , f as .rr ,-1 , r, A- i' f5'iEi35QE f Hi ' Hifi A ' 1' 64 Freshmen Sherry Carlisle Terry Carlisle Joe Christen Dick Cook Eddie Cowan Mrs. Shaw, Sponsor r l Shirley Harmon Roger Harris Betty Heard Jim Herron Peggy Herron Roy Hicks Susie Hines Cheryl Horton Cathy Howell Gary Hughes Cindy Hunter Sandy Hunter 3 . syyss Q.. S l rili C 424 S siii or 4? ' 9? N is rik- 'li' Suv X H Class Y fe! iii? ,di , .. , ,,.., S l-H M :: . 'WIN ' V751-f - t ix it X J 1 ' ' 'P 3 X jf 5:2 Jim Taylor Barry Tharp David Viets Jimmy Wade Cee Watts Sandy Webster Ruth Wedel Gordon Welch David Whalen Terry Wintjen Elaine Wolf Marsha Younger Randy Hutsell Randy Kirk Gerald Lee Donnie Lingerfelt Martha Lorenz Judy Lynn Marilynn Maness Cheryl Miller Sheila Millsaps Jerry Moore as , ., J, qgz -...W J ,lr if 'V - 5 .W 1, FF 2' ,Y 5 , ESB' X W 1 bg.. '4 , .fffsafs-, H 1 rin, f, .W-,L 3.5 I -.anna ,, 'aim 2,5 ,, 'ta A C 3 ..,, 6. Q, X . , E GLW is N fr K 3 as , A' , 'N Q: ,- Q 1, t tf ' Ajay, W ,g I I I ,h 'iq' Q J 51 HW ,. N RSL.. N M X LQ, .L may 4 gg M l sf, 5 5 .lf 5 if-W 5 f M, is-1 W' we if i a. E ,r is S , f my I WW. V fu-sg B IE W' 2 J 'Isl' ,.,. , iff ' -if 1 ffjil ' 'ff za W t S 24 ,Q 1 an ft X ,. r J Qi, 'fc S rf Q' Paula Moore Mike Myers Tom Nauman David Neilsen Bob Noellsch Donna Patton Janet Pierce Colin Pritt Sandy Scott Goldie Slemp Suzanne Steele Cindy Taylor Sir- t rg, f . -, , ' ' A 5 V, A f aah' ' A is re, - W Xml. ,. , ' A ' ' 65 nw .1 Y lgfgiifwlu as -vr J W' 2 im if -sr-www 1' ,S M73 ' 92. - li- W N K E K R r 'fefgssrf frwffii 'K W., 1 -' 4 ' Iwo , it - ii' 54 IQSWF -wil: LV -V Wx. -f . ' - : :E 65 P 1 In u i I fa' 5 'Xu' Q 'H+' 5 'uf' 4 'Xa' 3 Su, 5 54' 3 'S+' 5 'S+' 3 'Aa' 5 'XL' 5 'S+' 2: 1. L wg ,fe ETQL , ' 1 ,. 3 , K U QS? , ,............w ., , N .,,Hs.,3.fr-.,'3.y-N,'!,,frw.,'!.y1w9'!,,,'1-,,2,fv,,2,,-:s.,2,,m,,!,,v-,2,,5 Junior High 4 -S Q o o - S1 Y V 1: h 'gif - x , .O gr fi 4. 6 G 3. gn go in Too Young ii do J R 1 R fi .P - n JW - Jr, 3 Jr, f ,fry 9 .ffw 2 aw. f .:'lN.. - JVM. 0 Q6 l I! 11 ,jr- Too young to drive, Too young to date, But we have fun at any rate -.::: , W- sm f 1 , S no if W- S T we ,.r, 122, ., L ' f- f-fs 'KL,, A , sf' j ' S ' A K R, Q. H - 11535: Q 1 -' wg .fl fl' Y' 1 Q ,f - i V3 7. M, if .. V- gi:g,,,5 ,' Y Agile? ' t A li, E vi ii A M , , ,,, 5, X ' mm L. in V in' J 4 3 , ..... .,. H I if r .a r f I 5 ,uw-Z if H 2 Lorene Cowan Mary J. Ferguson Janet Flanagan Billy Franks Paul Fuelling Peggy Gallup Arnelle Garst Janet Grable rf fm 1' fv, -zu.: E: . . my V .4 E , vg r - 7, 3 S fu 4 f is P Q , Q, as .J as , s f ,Sx . , 1, if i if fm is QS' in .15 x. , La. .Q 4 ii .uf 'P ,,,L.ky . ,- is My kziifi .af , 'iiiffri f ..,, , r - figgsgfyga . .if Z! Z -'Sr . -ia' H 7 U ?5'41:r' f ' :mf r:- - fr 1 Q A , ,, 45 wr ,tu E S. Ki 6 qs- nf' QA .rf ,wx :-5, 1:1 .f 1' K? K gf V' . M . Q P ,-a, ,M Q 'f5 Eighth James Allen Steve Bell Peggy Brooks Dena Brown Richard Burke Sharon Chastain Mary J. Christain Shirley Cook .S-j -5 . f. 1 X 2 L, , erel Sly -f l - N W2 'K S J S rklllk I4-Q . L .,.. ' 2 ig 7 I u S X kk 4 . . S x Ng f it L ' my ,, y Sue Harris Sylvia Heard Donnie Heckel Tommy Hopkins Rhonda Houchin Janet Hughes Ricky Hughes David Hulett Grade John Jackson Kenny King Wanda Lawless Alan Lininger Torn Lininger Sue Lorenz Randy Muller Eva J. Mulvania ,R V, hn,, 3 , s Q I 2 . :rm ' E Vi s if-K gi A 3422 W n 1 e f, . V . ., P' tx E , on K aff it Q' Z mrs' if if ai L L , ni no L n Q, L L W 1 'H , A w N Q L L' if lgn R c:: Q53 ,' :'-' i , fs , is L wa? 2 -fl b K , a gi K X xv 5 P f R M H i nnnnn R' W ff R . - -1'1' K F f ' .www ,1 5 Q f 1 or 'W 1 Q fwnru- ,X 1:1 f ' E 5 If '.h: 5 5 ' fs: ,,. was 5 r V. J fr5,gy,2 ' ., 1 WVII- nnnn ,, nnnn y ffi , ,, -,h Z. 44 if V 9 ., err? , X A V+ 'ii W 7.1, 7 ig kr g Randy Sweeton Ronnie Taylor Richard Tiemeyer Steve Van Meter Mr. Reynolds, Sponsor Mrs. Gaffney, Sponsor , j ,- as Lois N oellsch James Oslin Carl Phillips Jim Rhoades Vernon Rhoades Ronnie Scott Curtis Sidden Larry Stepp L srr. f l idi y S if 4 25 ff, K 13? E 541 , ,A Q' 5 f' g at Vi 4 if X fi .Q N iff yy 3 51 ryrsr L J' 2. ian Er Kathy Cha stain Gloria Cooper John Eilers Joe Gaines '1'f a L 2 2' BW Q 1- in Swv J Billy Daugherty - 3 G wa, Gary Gebhards Robert Harmon Gerry Heckel Steve Herron gl .1 X M I is Joe Heyen t y 1 K , V V r,,:,, ,..r ,. K , K lyiy J G iiiiyi at . r fy at 5 flfi . A145 fqg: , .W N -R. ,K if if wt r at-ft E a ly, if X Qian K Hf,1el5n,i'- ,, . J ,wr X Q: fir 'L 2 My W, .., a a , , we :Neff-if 1 1 M? aa. Uwe. .. . ,1 E .L y,ry 7 1 t u 9 K s Z, 1 r f, :stef ,- f - - Martin Addington Judy Amthor Jackie Boettner Gary Bolin Barry Boulware Paul Bressler Danny Burke Jim Carpenter Seventh ,'-' ' ' 5 V , VV , 5-my W A. r,,, Y V if at --',- -Q , - - ---' ' , ,.,.'i A M 1 . W-I 7 apart, ev JE, Key fe U, Y Q it 333: R it 5: J ,.,., .5 Q? if W W J vw 'gk J Z xx Kathy Laverentz Justin Lewis Peggy Makings Cheryl Manrose Valerie Husing Jeanie Hutsell Linda Jackson Mary Kirk Kathy LaHu Grade r few Robin McDowell Patty Mensen Peg Meyerkorth Larry Miller Tommy Moore Diana Moulder Roger Oswald Linda Perry P ' ' f -f -kai g F fixliv' S I ' 3 M, Q., ,M we . . rmglfxf 5, 4' 9 1 E M 3 rolyr Wooten inda Wooten Younger Dina Mrs. Taylor, Sp. Mrs. Grubb, Sp. 5' gifs fi' ,qw as '22 Q A, .. ,A K 3 5 Q Q2 45 ,Y 3 1 KI! X t Q . .., 'W '-.,, 3. ' M ., -- .rams Q T59 M if v gt xnxx it . 2 ,,.L S .-V1 s,Q'g 1 H 583,-14 K si -53? 1 i at ' f U l l 1 Mews U M 5 at .W rs ' .:.r M ii-1 M Ronnie Perry, Not Charlotte Pfeil Marlin Pierce Terry Rhoades Larry Roberts Peggy Rosenbohm Renee Smith Steve Tharp Shown Betty V1ets 1 my M xi, I Betty Walker :M 1 S fti, ll .- ' lsrr P Q. '. zrk' S Andy Wallace M M Ierre Whalen M, S 1 ' ' M M .M M M in If I Z 'AZ TFJ7 . A ff' M w . ' 'rz' I -M l ,MM . NPQQ ,Vf 519311 1 L K A A 1 , , g My 1 , 1 1' 3 MMMM f gffl 2 I P - fiflff M V S' at ,ff fs S Q Q s .Z . - ye ,Q t f ' ' ' 1 c 1 1 an Q uv, r ' ftflmmf fail ' 44 A: Q kwin no D Wwe kk Mt ' 5: rf: ffj : rf Z. rig 7 P B as 4 g if M , I G Q vi eq -SEZ' .. ffm- M- 4' S4 4 3 'EM Mer: M- j g f.M r l ' 5 - 4 :sf 3'j'f ,Q-fl ' Lg La-'.-n., 1 r x fgr wr,4Mig -' wg, if-,M ..i : '4 Kw.- -f., Ha, gfrerf u- a, NY. t Ritz. A -14-.. 3, 14 Ay, 'gg' ra- , .-. 1,- 31 i 'Y 09239 1 ' K' . ,,., . WM 44 fs ww , ,,MfsW,- J 'SVT -W K JW, S S f 2. bfi Joviol Junior High rgon 5 1 1 ' s My 4-ff: - . 1 ,:. X y-f,,,:fyp,M 1 ,K If , X , fix ffl, .' wi 4'2 . , .4 . X. ,pf ' in ! , I H .fp ' L jf ' f 'M A 5 f .Y so w if ? it ' f ' W I r -1 A A A - ' , viz Q, . ,f V, ,fn r , HMM K, ff ,f sq J IP f ' - ff' 4. , ,, Q f h.,w ,:- ,,f..5 f,.,, ,Q -Q w 44 ff' ,gggg - -'If w my Q if? fan 'I-1. il. 5 Q' lr - V , ,f 1 N s 5 , , ,' L,--xy., 73 F 5 Q , f x Q km .Q . 4,,., ,.,. .gggridg . ff f Q25 FQ vis! si g 3 5 ii 2 ! Extra Curricular qu go lo I a do lo 'L Q, J 4. .. v ,J I' ni Things H 4 We LOVE our studiesg but as frosting on a cake, such things as plays, cheerleading, and sports, are still our favorite things, ws +3 x fb x ,Jo as ,OO Spring How wonderful! Tell me more about that beetle, Professor Bean. 76 exoq N shpar . QOQ X 5 Oh, Howard! How's your heart little girl? L But President Dixon this matter is extremely urgent. 547.113 You re the one that s worth ing at. 'I 4 Fever November 1 Howard Brant Henry Purcell Ed Burns Phoebe Purcell Vic Lewis Maude Corey Lou Herron Professor Virgil Bean Mrs. Spangler Dr. Dixon Anne Purcell Vivian George Directed by Mrs. Lawing O, 1961 Del Stites Keith Harmon Steve Lininger Melva Krutz Lee Moser Anita Boettner Evelyn Davis I . H. Wolf Margaret Burke Jack Lynn Marisue Scarnman Katherine Campbell Assisted by Mr. Lawing and Mr. Petry resented by The Senior Class of '62 , ,Nj W Ouxd b 61 did You who D Q .. Y Ou me Xu slimy' it -uh gOOd gracio Uwe, , d OHV- bile my ma ngedn us. YOU 't The Wheel of Fortune Candy Cane Lane We Wandering from Booth to Booth V B' 165 Q O if , 4, 'iw 4 On December 8, the Rocket Staff, with the assistance of the high school students, held Cape Carnival for a crowd of more than one thousand. A heavy snow that evening did not hinder the attendance. From a night club in the cafeteria to pie throwing in the gym, everyone found something to fulfill their whims. The carnival was held to lower the cost of this year's yearbook. The Rocket staff is grateful for the cheerful enthusiasm and cooperation of the students and faculty in their as- sistance with the carnival. Entertainment CAPE 'CARNIVAL cm- me new uv-141 fn. mn '-uoclcew In-in rm 1-aw sonar Af......u mi .uxenwx wmv.: it -po-uma by rm Am-us sm: aa asa Pon Hin saws. w. Manny :msn ,W fa Wm .na .my rhq .mn-smm me nm no cm cams-1.1 an FRIDAY, DECEMBER .8th at 7:30 p. m. at ihe ROCK PORT High School NOVELTY STAND: swarm Qu muy -amripmm wan m .1 ummm cr an nm you ma .v uc-pf cmxnnr FORTUNE TELLING: SIDE SHOW: Youll! be ihe iudp ul Ike MI A lrka Fmgunf side :haw CRAFTS: Beluhful hanannde lrvicles fur Nm Chrisrmn so-lwn nm awmvwm. umm su.-gf, cn ' mm man-swa, emu mu cfm, .ra FISH POND: vs.. nm qw mia. .4 M, vm e ima in nl gun wa mm rw w einer mv vw. me of mm s lsr wmv nan. GAMES GALORE: u vw may an umm oe hmm, . ww, yawn r. esnnowiw mu gum: s, rn- mixwn an-um 2. emi. x-mum z. cuter. seuanm 4, mn umm Tunnel of Love 8. Fun House: While vixiling the CMANAI. :crm md go through Yhe tunnel of love and fun Imran, ln, Bring yuuv awznrhoam ll she nys you muy, H yuv dow! huvo o Cwafihuvv, como .mv-vu BEAUTY SALON: We luklo mYYhil19. Try -A. SPDNGE BRIGADE: ua nm to as me my vo vm, so fm. .ww me gm me saws eww-. COLOR CARTOONS: HAGGLE TABLE: w. hm ww -we-.na-N, swf we In you ww mr wsu. CANDY CANE LANE: rmmxw nanny ma: an :mm :mmm-, c-mem, mxm, mm um. an CAFE de La ROUGE: Dlnre lv me musk ol Ihr llnck Paw High Sdnmi Dame Band :nd Kixhu la the gel-ku vulcn of Lisa Bazleywi Joys Nmhd. Also cat me dehuiely superb ':uiilvw , annum! bv Ilse PYA lvmvmrs of Rack PMI. BABY CONTEST: :af :man-A www- ns. .W so x ra 2 wz yum mu .fc mm nf mum: I. 1 vs x nz nm nl xl 2 y . .71 me -mt su. 2 va 2111 vw, rim, means, and vh-rd plum winners Zn auch arwv wsu mum- prim. 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IK ROBERT HANDLEY D1ck Moore RUTHIE TEEL Dlane Gebhards ORPHA TEEL Pat Noah DIANA CLUMP Joey Husted PILONE James Ottmann AGNES L1Z3 Balley AUGUSTA APPLEGATE Lynn Spurlock HERMAN HOWELL Steve Hunter WILFRED Rxchard Muntz MILLIE BROMSLEY Sharon Mart1n BAXTER BROMSLEY Creed Mtllsaps ,TUNE BROMSLEY Terry Husmg RICHARD WHITE Bob Brought STAGE MANAGER PegMcE1f1sh ASSISTANT STAGE MANAGER Bob Hurtlg DowntoEoHh Ha11 the JUHIOI Thesp1ansY But watch out for our appet1t1es Wh11e we pracuced for flve weeks we made beauuful munchmg mus1c to the tune of our mother s best cook1es cakes and hot bread Fmally DOWN TO EARTH shaped up and was produced on March 9 Some people had always suspected our class possessed a few characters But angels' Neverl' fThe sweetest rnuslc was the klnd remark, Id 11ke to see rt agam' J D1rected by Mrs B111 Lawmg, ass1sted by Mr Lawlng. 5 95' S. fi .lunlor Play March 9 TN ,rs , I do th1s all the t1me ,S Diana, my goddess! The Ange1s?? Jr., Sr., Banquet and Prom , ee Katherine Dick Linda and Russel pnoemnmg m K' kkk if 4 M 'k t 1 L MENU Scarlet 0'Hara Baked Virqlnia Ham ,, . tr f. ,Q s- f Q -1 Va I 1.- A Vx. ' O- Oh! Susanna by Massa from Manassas i- r 5 N32 Georgia Greens I ' H Y ml M f l Plantation Delight ' V - Mmm Gras perfection by Two Belles irom Natchez fr, Q tt-' ' gf Show-1 Bead Dlxle Creme and Southern Supreme - .,...... ...... 4' k Swamp Water bY U25 lane' Put and Diane f 'E Q u iF 7f1gS23 Q . H- Humor hom me colonel .,........,.. A V- TX , - f ss Q A X .,-, , fl I 3 lite. yr -- - , Jack, Donna Sally, Steve , 551-at - -ggi Junior trio entertain us after the banquet . 'Q '- 'j ef, ,:?1-zm,:5,,g'w: w -: , M ' - ff 1, Qifffie' ' ff? I . ' A - A ' 7 1 w5?7 f ': ' A we . - - er ig Y -1 Q-'Q .rw--,.f,: ,. L .,. -,Wt .. . 42.19-r: nt! W lg. V ff, Pat gave Sharon a bracelet for her le ship in helping pla the prom. I . . f ,irq-,.-granite: , ti t If 2, Lynn, Doug Diane, Ricky i r ' Anita, -'Autogl-aph? And Dinah, please bring me a Darren STARCHED napkin. ' 'iie i Lx K iik iik V- sw, 4 eeeii fgfffffs Q 2 if 1 4, r yg y ' I F 3 K , r r K V K i 1 Lg ' l t i .: R . R iiiii t R K ' .iii N A 1 a,aa' , Carmen New, Judy Husing, Nancy Sweeton. SERVERS--SEATED: Tam Townsend, Marty Hays, Lois Schnegelberger, Bev Boulware, STANDING: Steve Meyerkorth, Barry Nauman, Rebecca Hall, Marcia Cooper, Jayne Ann Ottmann, Bob Walker, Ronnie Hunter, Marlin Gaylor, Duane Bressler. SOPHOMORE SEXTET ' Marcia Cooper, Marty Hays, Linda Wolf, Phylis Wolf, Tam Townsancl, Jayne Ann Ottmann. These girls took The Florian's Song and The Chi1dren's Prayer to state contest at Columbia. Ensembles FRESHMAN SEXTET JUNIOR TRIO Cindy Hunter, Cee Watts, Sandy Hunter, Ruth Bernhardt Diane Gebhards, Liza Bailey, Cindy Taylor, Cathy Howell Pat Noah 'X Xl Q 19 l ,n,,t .W -tw .-V W. 1 gr FRONT ROW: Terry Husing, Bev Boulware, Mr. Gaffney Q playing in the place of Katherine Campbellj, Tam Townsend, Dick Nauman. BACK ROW: Donna Wolf, Steve Meyerkorth, Jay Gildersleeve, J. H. Wolf, Linda Wolf, Phyllis Wolf, and Ray Clifton, Pat Noah, pianist. ill Rebecca Hall, Cindy Hunter, Sandy Hunter, and Cindy Taylor received a I on their Clarinet Quartet at the State Contest. f---., f '. .Q 1:1 'fy Y , rf' J The people in white. Donce Bond We were ALL excited the day we left for the State Music Contest in Columbia! Student Council STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBERS--FRONT ROW: Lynn Spurlock. Del Stites, Liza Bailey. SECOND ROW: Pat Noah, Jennie Lister. THIRD ROW: Lois Noellsch, Cathy LaHue, Sandy Hunter, Richard Burke, Marisue Scamman. FOURTH ROW: Rebecca Hall, Donna Wolf. FIFTH ROW: Steve Meyerkorth, James Ottrnarin, Torn Moore. SIXTH ROW: Richard Muntz, Elmer Davis, SEVENTH ROW: Steve Lininger, Randy Hutsell, and Bob Brought. Del Stites 88 Student Body President ANDING, From Left: Mrs. Shaw, Edith Welch, Marisue Scamman, Peggy McE1fish, Anita Boettner Flanagan. SITTING: Jennie Lister, Margaret Burke, Viola Perry, Becky Vogel, Terry Husing, Laumann, Gerrie Tolby, Evelyn Davis. Librarians grae ' ?? f3,Qfu?' A y S Bi K. , of Marisue Scamman 1 President P' 5 FUTURE H OMEMAKERS OF A MERICA FRONT ROW: Janice Schoonover, Linda Husing, Sharon Welch, Edith Welch, Donna Wolf, Ellen Mak- ings, Linda Webster. BACK ROW: Joyce Moser, Sharon Battles, Terry Carlisle, Viola Perry, Stella Brown, Linda Wolf, Marilyn Maness, Sue Gebhards, Paula Moore, Christina Oslin, Evelyn Oslin, Janet Pierce, Marcha Younger, Miss Elliott, sponsor. Aug. Sept Sept. Sept Oct. Oct . Oct. Nov . Nov. Nov. Dec . Dec . Dec . 'Cl 25 5 18 21 5 7 30 18 20 28 8 18 21 F. H. A. ACTIVITIES OF THE YEAR Plan re-executive program FHA Wiener Roast Informal Initiation Regional Meeting at King City Formal Initiation Slave Day Paster Meeting Slave Day Delivered Thanksgiving Basket Barnwarming School Carnival Christmas Party and Caroling Delivered Christmas Basket 'W' I 550 0 I .. 13,041 'iq' NEW Jan . 22 Feb. 1 7 Feb . 1 9 Feb . 21 March 27 April April April 15 April 20 April 23 May 1 0 May 14 May 28 Every month the FHA girls did PTA Babysitting. Work on Stuffed Toys Do-nut Sale Demonstration: Care of the Skin FFA-FHA Skating Party Tour of Fairfax Hospital FFA-FHA Skating Party Demonstration: Care of the Hair Go to Church Together Trip to Omaha Demonstration: Cake Decoration Surprise Senior Send-Off Election of Officers Surprise Shower for Chapter Parent This year's new FHA members. FFA -FHA Royalty at Barnwarming . FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA FRONT ROW: Danny Herron, Elmer Davis, Kelly Daugherty, Steve Hunter, Harold Hawk, Dean Flanagan. SECOND ROW: Richard Muntz, Dennis Davis, David Nielson, Barry Tharp, Gordon Welch, Larry Harbin, Colin Pritt, Terry Wintjen, David Whalen, David Viets, Mr. Shaw. THIRD ROW: Ralph Phelps, Bill Webster, Joe Christen, Jim Herron, Gerald Lee, Dennis Christians, Lynn Smith, Larry Roberts, Roger Harris, Ronnie Hunter, Bruce Rhodes, BACK ROW: Gary Hughes, Loraine Chastain, Dick Morgan, Larry Poppa, Buddy Husing, Bob Beasing, Dennis Bartles, Ike Graham, Carroll Pfiel, Bob' Erwin, Gene Herron, Richard Lutz, Jack Lynn, Tony McKeney, Eddie Cowan. 'Hx ,V oi t 09, 'M My Mr. Shaw, Sponsor Kelly Daugherty, President 4 P e P U FIRST ROW: B Team Cheerleaders, Cindy Hunter and Ruth Bernhardtg A Team Cheerleaders, Bev ware, Diane Gebhards, Jayne Ann Ottmann. SECOND ROWg Left to Right: Carolyn Brusha, Viola Marcia Cooper, Peggy McElfish, Tarn Townsend, Lynn Spurlock, Margaret Burke, Evelyn Davis. ROW: Christina Oslin, Terry Husing, Evelyn Oslin, Donna Wolf, Sharon Laurnann, Sheri Carlisle, Lynn, Sandy Webster, Terri Carlisle. FOURTH ROW: Johny Whalen, Linda Husing, Janice Schoonov Betty Hague, Ellen Makings, Becky Vogel, Susie Hines, Sharlyn Hodge. xx Sandy Jayne Ann Diane Bev Pat Jennie R IRST ROW: A Team Cheerleaders, Pat Noah, Sandy Hunter, Jennie Lister, B Team Cheerleaders, Sandy cott, Sheila Millsaps. SECONDH ROW, Left to Right: Linda Steele, Katherine Campbell, Anita Boet- ner, Goldie Slemp, Janet Pierce, Linda Wolf, Phyllis Wolf, Liza Bailey. THIRD ROW: Martha Amthor, aula Moore, Carolyn Forbis, Marsha Younger, Cheryl Horton, Cee Watts, Suzanne Steele, Cindy Tay- or, Cathy Howell. FOURTH ROW: Rebecca Hall, Sharon McDowell, Diana Linville, Marty Hays, Lois chnegelberger, Vicki Boettner, Rowena Husted, Peggy Herron, Miss Elliot. 'A! TEAM CHEERLEADERS: Left to Right: Jenny Lister, Bev Boulware, Pat Noah, Diane Gebhards, Jayne Ann Ottmann, and Sandy Hunter. B T EAM CHEERLEADERS: Left to Right: Ruth B e r n h a r d t, Sheila Mill- saps, Cindy Hunter, Sandy Scott. 93 Cooches Kenneth Reynolds, Larry Hamilton, Dale Smith. Head Coach Y I F o o t b o I I ' ' i ' ui, SA. M 4 FIRST ROW: Dell Stites, Bob Hurtig, Ronnie Gayler, Richard Muntz, Gene Herron, Tony McKenney, Jack Lynn, Bill Webster, Steve Liningerhlames Ottmann, Steve Hunter. SECOND ROW: Bob Walker, Jay Gildersleeve, Dwane Bressler, Steve Meyerkorth, Marlin Gayler, Danny Herron, Bob Erwin, Ronnie Gayler, Creed Millsaps, Dennis Christen, Elmer Davis, Larry G2-Yler. THIRD ROW: Ralph PhS1DS, 106 Chrsiten, Colin Pritt, Terry Wintjen, Ike Graham, Barry Nauman, Jimmy Frede, Dick Moore, Bob Brought, Russell Herron, Jim Herron, Jerry MOOISJY Roy Hickgi Tri-Captains 5 P Steve James Richard I' k 'X Q 51? iT f 3i1'ff?'S'aE?5T?M?3:3ixI'n'i?EfKk 'Q 'zek' k59.?Eil'l 2M 'i'5?n.iu'LiQ Ji ?f2AWRS?7f 'IKE X A xt 96 Ronnie Hunter Bill Webster Del Stites Bob Hurtig Ronnie Gayler Dwane Bressler Bob Erwin Jack Lynn Tony McKenney Creed Millsaps E' H157 Danny Herron Steve Hunter 97 LEFT TO RIGHT: S. Hunter, B. Erwin, D. Herron, B. Webster, J. Lynn, R. Herron, Coach Reynolds C. Millsaps, D. Stites, D. Jones, B. Hurtig, S. Lininger, D. Bressler, T. McKenney, D. Christians I Ottmann, R. Muntz, R. Gayler, G. Herron, Coach Hamilton. R Club Our organization had an active year - we participated in several money-making projects to finance a trip to the Ozarks during the last week in May. OFFICERS President, Steve Vice-President, Dan Secretary, Del Treasurer, Jack Council Rep. , James Sergeant-at-Arms, Richard Del Ronnie Steve Bob I ack NEW R CLUB JACKETS FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Shirley Cook, LoisNoe1lsch, Sylvia Herd, Mary Jane Christian, Sue Harris, Janet Flanagan, Eva Jo Mulvania, Peggy Gallup, Peggy Brooks. SECOND ROW: Linda Jackson, Wanda Lawless, Diana Moulder, Peggy Meyerkorth, Kathy LaHue, Valerie Husing, Deana Brown, Linda Wooten, Judy Amthor. THIRD ROW: Mr. Smith, Janet Hughes, Arnelle Garst, Jerre Whalen, Betty Walker, Mary Kirk, Peggy Makings, Jackie Boettner, Cheryl Manrose, Jeanie Hutsell. Junior High Girls Basketball ,W l FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Steve Bell, Kenny King, Tom Hopkins, Richard Tiemeyer, Richard Burke, Tom Lininger, Larry Stepp, Curtis Siddens. SECOND ROW: Mr. Smith, Robert Harmon, Jim Carpenter, Barry Boulware, Steve Herron, Alan Lininger, Randy Sweeton, Donnie Heckel, Ronnie Scott. THIRD ROW: Joe Heyen, Martin Addington, Trey Gaines, Tom Moore, Paul Bressler, Gary Gebhards, Marlin Pierce, John Jackson. Junior High Football FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Richard Burke, Richard Tierneyer, Kenny King, Tom Hopkins, Alan Lininger, Tom Lininger, Steve VanMeter, Donnie Heckel, SECOND ROW: Steve Bell, Paul Bressler, Gary Gebhards, Randy Sweeton, Barry Boulware, Steve Herron, Jim Allen, Larry Stepp. THIRD ROW: Martin Addington, Marlin Pierce, Robin McDowell, Paul Fuelling, James Oslin, Jerry Heckel, Larry Miller, Tom Moore. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Smith, Steve Tharp, Roger Oswald, Trey Gaines, Joe Heyen. Junior High Basketball g Gangway! Halt! Snaps from ourTournoment A11 in favor raise your hand. Steve Lininger Homecoming King Anita Boettner Homecoming Queen Bill Webster 104 X Katherine Campbell Seniors Hom1 Atte Jack Lynn I Melva Krutz poming Jonts SW? I im f ii Sharon Laumann Richard Muntz Ju n no rs Dwane Bressler Marty Hays Fresh m e n S Q P h 0 fn 0 res Cindy Taylor Jim Herron nif Wi- 211 -A ' - . ,V-L' - ' 'W' 'M L., 4 K g A-nf W,-W g.f wwi 5, i ii x Homecoming i ,wx-A5 Q ai? 2 X Alan Lininger Eva Jo Mulvania E ig h th G ro d e A J I K I Gary Gebhards Peggy Meyerkorth Seventh Grade ,y we J We 'Ulf Kathy Burke David Reynolds Crownbeorers Confd On the chilly fall evening of September 15, Anita Boettner and Steve Lininger were crowned 1962 Football Homecoming queen and king. Even though the old tradition of building class floats was abolished, school was dismissed for a spirited parade and pep rally downtown. B TEAM--FRONT,Left to Right: Steve Boettner, Mike Meyers, Steve Meyerkorth, Harold Freda. BACK: Jay Gildersleve, Dick Moore, lim Frede, Jerry Moore, Dick Cook, Roger Harris, Randy Hut- sell. 108 ..-.N ,l ,- Boys Basketball A TEAM--FRONT, Left to Right: Danny Herron, James Ottmann, Steve Lininger, Jack Lynn, Larry Poppa, Ronnie Gayler, Ronnie Hunter. BACK: Dwayne Bressler, Steve Hunter, Dennis Jones, Mr. Reynolds, Del Stites, Robert Erwin. z n1nlnu mlm- aussi: 1' , . A .aim M Starting 5 Ronnie, Guard n Steve, Guard Jack, Forward Del, Center -'09 A TEAM--BOTTOM, Left to Right: Goldie Slemp, Pat Noah, Tam Townsand, Sandy Scott, Liza Bailey, Peggy McEl- fish. BACK: Marty Hays, Anita Boettner, Marisue Scamman, Mr. Reynolds, Paula Moore, Bev Boul- ware, Ellen Makings. Girls Basketball B TEAM--BOTTOM, Left to Right: Evelyn Os lin, Cindy Tayler, Shie Milsaps, Martha Amthor BACK: Sandy Webster, Janet Pierce, Vicki Boet tner, Sherry Carlisle, Peggy Herron. Sta rti n g 6 Bev, Forward Pat, Forward Paula., Forward Liza, Guard Anita, Guard Marisue, Guard III 5 Si 3 3 Y 3, Z 2 2 3 i 2 sf S ,. I ,,.., I , F ,f , 4,3 ,,,v, ,: - 5 .fr 11 frgl 5 Q . gg iii, Aff' 35155dSIQ 3? :sw . if , , wx Anita Boettner and Jack Lynn 'Ti at Pat Noah and Del Stites Attendants SCENES OF THE 1962 BASKETBALL HOMECOMING As a starter for our homecomingg Marisue had the flu fwe were afraid she wou1dn't make itll and Del ran his hand through a window in his haste to get ready for the Coronation. A large crowd witnessed the coronation after the game with Tarkio. Multi- colored crepe paper and balloons decorated the cafe- teria. Mr. Gaffney's Combo played for the dance. We Could Hove Doncecl All Night' Track BACK ROW, Left to Right: Del Stites, Keith Harmon, Tony McKeney, David Neilson, Ronnie Hunter, Dennis Jones, Gerald Lee, Jim Frede, Steve Lininger, Bob Hurtig, Mr. Hamilton. SECOND ROW: Mr. Reynolds, Steve Meyerkorth, Glenn King, Joe Christian, Ike Graham, Jim Herron, Dennis Christians, Jay Gildersleeve, Dwane Bressler, Dick Cook, FRONT ROW: Bob Walker, Robert Noellsch, Larry Gaylor, Mike Meyers, Danny Herron, Colin Pritt, Randy Hutsell, Steve Hunter. Our Blue Jay track men coached by Larry Hamilton, recorded a winning season in the books for 1962. The final results showed four wins against three losses. The Jays lost twice to Tarkio, who won the tri-State, and once to Fairfax, who won the District meet. Outstanding in the record department was Steve Lininger's 21. 3 in the 180 yard low hurdles for a new school record. Del Stites finished the season with 111 points, while Steve Lininger had 101 points. 116 +5 if -Q Y an M, 5, if , ' f ts., Meet Scores Letter men Tarkio 73 2f3 R. P. 44 lf3 Fairfax 60 2f3 57 lf3 Westboro 41 77 Mound C. 41 59 Craig 49 Craig 54 64 Tarkio 54 21 Fairfax 43 N. Nodaway 22 Westboro 13 Fairfax 59 61 Bob Hurtig--Discus Thrower 5 e Steve Lininger--Low Hurdler Dwane Bressler--Pole Vaulter Del Sutes 440 Yard dash man E 1 lt of J. 1. J R If J 'S Ko J Y' ll to I 1. -Q ab l l O I I l I+! v ,J'l'X, o 2790.55 o ,j'l'Ng,, o .pei 0 ,559 0 JTQQQG we Stars Jr Eyes We hope the honors received here at Rock Port High School won't cause the stars to get in our eyes. if SENIORS Anita Boettner Margaret Burke Katherine Campbell Keith Hamon Russell Herron Del Stites Donna Wolf IUNIORS Liza Bailey Diane Gebhards Rowena Husted Sharon Laumann Jennie Lister Pat Noah C I cu s s Honor Roll The following students were on the honor' roll all 4 quarters: SOPHOMORES Bev Boulware Dwane Bressler Deva Cox Rebecca Hall Marty Hays Ronnie Hunter Steve Meyerkorth Evelyn Oslin Lois Schnegelberger :iTarn Townsend Becky Vogel FRESHMEN Ruth Ann Bernhardt Steve Boettner Harold Frede Jay Gildersleeve Peggy Herron Cherly Horton Cindy Hunter Sandy Hunter Randy Hutsell Paula Moore Janet Pierce Cindy Taylor Sth GRADERS y Wanda Lawless Eva Jo Mulvania Lois Noellsch 7th GRADERS :Peggy Meyerkorth :HIGHEST average in the class for the year 1961-62. L Senior Jack Lynn 120 Junior Pat Noah Sophomore Tam Townsend Student Body President Del Stites Presidents Freshmen Sandy Scott Eighth Richard Tiemeyer Seventh Peggy Meyerkorth Glenn King, Keith Harmon, Katherine Campbell, Donna Wolf, Linda Steele, Lee Moser, Dennis Bartles Kelly Daugherty, Russell Herron, Steve Lininger, Larry Muller, Del Stites, Marisue Scamman, Carroll Pfeil, Robert Erwin, J. H, Wolf, Jack Lynn, Anita Boettner, Evelyn Davis, Geraldine Tolby, Edith Welch, Lois Flanagan, and Margaret Burke. VALEDICTORIAN Del Stites Graduates . .5 gall -.'2 an mu :nu :Wk ii il1 ii ill 511 iii ill Iii 1i Iii iii Iii JIS! SALUTATORIAN Lois Flanagan Awards Linda Wolf, outstanding Home Economics Student. Outstanding history students: Sharon Laumann, Diane Gebhards, Lynn Spurlock and Patsy Noah. WH if Commerce Awards: to Rebecca Hall, Tam Townsend, and Ruth s,M,,.f Donna Wolf and Kelly Daugherty were both given a Good Citi- Bernhardt in typing, and to Outstanding Musician zen award, one of the highest Evelyn Davis in shorthand. Tam Townsend honors in our high school. Q M H Dramatics awards were presented to Liza Bailey, Peg McE1fish, Lynn Spurlock, Steve Lininger, and Keith Harmon for outstanding acting in the junior and senior plays. Lynn Spurlock received the 122 OUTSTANDING ACTRESS award. Ronnie Hunter -- Sophomore Pilgrimage all Co-Captains. Anita Boettner and Del Stites Dan- forth Foundation awards. Creed Millsaps Boys' State James Gttmann Del Stites, Anita Boettner, Lois Noellsch, Steve Bell, D.A, R, , Citi zenship, and History awards. WE Hove Something NEW! -as ,.,, x:ws7ssws-ess Our six new ELECTRIC typewriters have made typ- ing more interesting, and certainly more challeng- ingl New glass doors at the south entrance. The new floor and Blue Jay in the trophy room was given to us by the seniors of 1961 and 1962. xx 1 eeye - We have twenty new typing tables with Formica tops and special compartments for books. Our outside telephone, provided by the PTA, has saved our parents the inconvenience of waiting so long after school functions. New tables and chairs for the Ag classroom. NN, ' School Spirit Del Stites and Pat Noah The Most On May 27, 1962, we, the students of R. P. H. S. voted these people as the MOST. Original Liza Bailey and Ray Clifton 'Hive Humorous Barry Nauman, Tam Townsend We d rather be on a desert island with. Steve Lininger Diane Gebhards. X ff'- v Personality + Jayne Ann Ottmann and James Ottmann .Qili4i V' u 1 A, rle 'W A11 Around t 1 ,,sr, Anita Boettner and Del 'SNLPQ 'XL' 2 'xgfg 'x4!'g N. 3 5af'3'5.:f'3 S4f'3 S9 5 N:.f' 5'fx.1.f' Q sig 'N:.f '-.s 'u -.pf- A.:.f' I i 1' 1 I B m 5' Ol Ol OI Ol 5 1 T le ,fPq,. 2 .afl'k, S -Jfkf Q -395' -WN' 5 .QTL 2 .Fw t a'7'w- 2 -V79 2 v7'w 2 ' Elemenio ry o I' 'S S -gap 3 -age 2 -,sae-is self- 5 -swf Q Si 'D .,. fi fl Q 0. de J R -9 il qv tu High Hopes .J1x.5fw,,f,,fvg,2,Jm.,5.yw.,Y.fSx.'!.v1'x., if if go K0 YJ 0 .J .16 -,-nl' Just as the ant has his high hopes of moving the rubber-tree plant, or the ram of punching a hole in a dam, we have our high hopes, too. ..., fi yd' ,, ,wg ,I as ff .W A4 EG RS. we MRS. LINVILLE, PI11'1C1p3.1 Nmnr 'asv S PSN G ro d e MEYER-1 , S 'Gif' 196 128 D-'?N2,, Gus N Vi N fbi MRS was . ard 311 Teachers diff RR J Co Q, 3. Wick ,yi 1' Wg , 3 W , jeff s :Si f U2 MRS. HARTMAN-4th MRS WARREN 5th I 2, 4 J? TQ-xx? 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'i'-521'-E 7 ' R. Brusha npr A , mm if .- ffm i 1 is an gi. nl Af? l D. Gayler B. Gallup MRS. CAROLINE WARREN H . Davison , ' -W an .XX ' --1' L. Harmon . 3 1 gr . 919' .. . . 1 S5 i 3 ii? ' jo . H R. Cook L I Fift - V:-,,- B B Q. L- 330115011 P. Bell R. Erwin B. Hatcher T, Nelggn mX A I 3, nf -'ia . . 5 U 1. , . ,zbe 5, .gif uf w ff W v am ? N S L Q, '1 'L 5 ,,. .f naw.-Q 1' I J, fi H f 7 fe' ., B. B... EM.-B B M, S. Thompson N. Sweeton rode K. Miller r 4 ' ,,,A, MRS. DOROTHY PIERCE K. Stoner New E. Kirk D. Garland wi 3 X W. Younger ' if X. 6' 'N fx 5 f L 5 , F. Davis S L.. .HQ WN Y jf, , - ,-L Q. G. Davis S Q fa' viii? , , if-- AQ.: 7 W9 W.. 13555 ' . 1 ,I ,:, ,- A . .K oft W' ,f J- : WF S. Bailey K. Nace X. , R 'A .ZVB Q! 'NWT if kky, ?7V,yV R . ,' 'wRR,,,, D . Howell . ,D sw ,ww in 1 . if . C. Hills f ... f -.'., Q T'.f2fQ1 ew-1: . fiifs w B... J. Husing fi., Q A K x L. .Q M. Fox ' ,f 'eg t ,'ff W' A . 55.-5 R J. Horton D. Gildersleeve 2 f -if QL ,.., V. fzaige' w i . ., . .,. S . 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'ff 4.6. wh., Lana kfiiti. -,..'3f.2.lRWQf41 MRS. PAULINE HARTMAN w Fourtl' 5 .M .-1 , i W 5- ' A. f 'wr ifgw K , f . . iff' be 5 1-JY x - L 2 . .f ' L. Harbin . , f, J. Pol X ig 5? lt ?'55' ,l W ll ', , A-,,. Q: 1 L ' U21 LIE - iii 1 'R if 11' 'H 'VY an . . Brooks ,gffifig L,xV T. Graves ,f. . I 2 , . Q , .. - xr awk' I s, ,:,k if Sz L. Brown i2Q..,Z.,1L,.. , nr, L Bennington . rwwiwy - ,,'. L '.f: '?Tf::'if'hZf,.Y'. 'I S. Davis I .,' . fs , .D ., 1' ,hl v ,V ., ,W IQ . 1 - ' 1 H! Q? i H Hfilf R ruff 1 2E'2'3..fwmsi+g Harms Erdman B Noellsch ,: N 'f M' ... at piw- wifi 52. vi If 'IE .E . 'X 1 'Q ' Wff' f ,f K-1 vfggis' . 'QC B . Hughes A 5 Q s,- , ,' ' C. Perry .. x rg. D. Townsend s i, ' 1, 3121- ' f:l2I'4'I W ' 15 I f fa 3 fl Q4 Q We, s1i,gi.Jv,A'f S. ffzw-nfw1,, Stieff ff fl ' ms,'.e.!..- G. Chamberlain Q' ' G ,rv-'V 5 7, . . ,. Q17 L. P N fr ii f' H L. Lorenz vii? isp iii' 3152, ':,L,.f ?f'H ' !QVQ?sg.,1' 14528 if U 2 EXE Z 5 Q3 S 5- 4. ...wr .W f :L-st :gf 5 J. 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Knierim M. Maheu B Wanamaker MRS. NIGH Second E: K. E. D. Perry D1i 1 f. i A5 L we ,K .. I 1 A ' A if ,. s 'fqfkff-X' ., R. Evans 12 .3 .. ' film' Z..Hnff'f- 7 - L. X: hw' .4 V ,, Q E s' f A . Schumaker J. Gayler J. My ...i f m. ,,. A +A :-- ' ff- .5 2 f if - A .Y all me rg.-V 1.12, L L,', Wi W' A ' II.1.vl', ' , ffl 'x' 731.53 .gag 2... .gig 1 fifiif Qs: .CS . ff: - V wx 4'2Yff,...K'e-fr, g . 5 .14 wwf- -3. A ' -.11 f-f x,' zzzmffx iL?, N 1 V , ix-X' I. Lutz M. Groff C. Thompson rode of , Q g 55.l5g,.A Burke ' -' Wifi? Q mg... . f .. Lamsffz, ' A..,.X . ...Q MRS. FREDE 7 Q f A QQ., , 45. . .z. jr . , .pg .- 95' wi.. 5 M. Phillips J . Cooper J. Ploof C. Easley R. Nace D. Deatz aff, .. . M ati: , N. Addington J. Burke I. Perry rf g'W 'ggizflffvh'-, 'N ' . Tiegfifv-W' ' , T' 2 s , errr . N. Bell -rkr A NN ' Q. H. Hunt R. Haer we ,R .. .sew .,,, V . ...-VM' 3M SPP... 3 A' ? jmfi Ti -,Q x 'ew 25:11 rdieeliiis- iiaffiiailynfff ' S . Houts ..,, f:.1gi:iff- O. Lee . ' A , 'Q aw. Q . , ,. 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Miller MISS PROUDFIT First I K Brown M19 'WW D Meek B Bunton JD Robert 'Gif an R Kelton J Polson L Copelan . zf , rr ' H 9 0 I 0 , T! ' - I , 1 . 'V I ,Aw K .0 ' 4.6, W ff' . ,W Q. f M f . . . LV11L-1, E. . D Amrhor S . Cooper D. Deering L. Greenley L. Bungenstock e W W . 'Gde 'Q' 'ff' D. Knierim R. Brooks - f - 1 Q: 12. J Q. 5 '32 ,X 4 .-W .Q 3 gm- '!,r?gfI':v- 22 + X e HM Q, 331352. 353.113 vi T. D' E. Chamberlain MRS. TIEMEYER W . Roseubohm D.. we - Q V , A D , g ' . .1-.we e D Dvg .- Nr .. W , 1 L,., kg ,.,, .. . 5 Q' 4-' DW.. Y ,. Harbin V. Burke M. Cox S. Thompson S . Brindle G. McCoy L f 2 2, .iii ' .1-.if 1 ,a'gf.. f-Wy. D . . , ..-- ' , ,gn fx. .D D, Di ' il,-,vw 'gm wid. 2 4 ' Egan I ' ,D+ H' 4' ..:JRiL!D.?.'Dv JU O A -If .A Z. D. Herron if iff, , 7.1 .K s xv- Q 8 X 1' X ... ' . .5 Q sy 1-ai.. D' 17 M. Wooten L 'Ms . Wray K :fx ' ,sf A 2 .P ai ,Yami f . N. Wolf o e. W 1 - . - - D M D 1 D D D ' A ii A. Eddy D. Hatcher ' ' i.- E, ,. l D - ,1 -.si-DW ,D,- , L -ki ' S D. Frede K. Wooten ,'D 7 5. - D D .5 3,17 D D DD D D , fs f D DDD if: ...D W D W' 'f ': no Y Die- V M D 2- L. .wg A . ,V ,D k W M. Million R. Tysor i .f ,M I2 , ,fi Bw ,gf 1 5' ,iigffisfsfvjs X X El Q. 6 I W1 I ' AJ, Mrs Martm, Special Education. Mr. Petry, Math and Social Studies Mrs-. Curnutt, Music , ,s,5?' Q ' Ll 1 UR far 5 A , , llb d?'C'!dfwe'bf?NweaHkf!d'N-eaH'c?'!a N.!aNN,eJ1N,f.J1N,f,'ZS Ad CCMPLIMENTS OF THE FFICIALS GF ATCHISCDN CCL! TY Silas Skelton, County Superintendent of Schools Loren Coe, County Clerk Ray Richards, Presiding Judge H. P. Savage, Magistrate Judge Albert Kelly, County Clerk and Recorder Rolla Cook, County Treasurer Dean Curnutt, County Collector Neal Judy, Judge of South District Fred Daugherty, Judge of North District Joe Gaines, County Sheriff Atchison County Courthouse, where the students of RPHS participate in County Government Day each year THREE B' NSURANC GENCY George I. Beasing 8 J, R, Bailey Ask us for all kinds of Insurance Get reliable Local Agency Service experienced in the business. Phone I89 THE BANK O ATCHISON CDU TY Rock Port, Missouri Strengthening the economy of this Trade area through loans to farmers and business, creating New Money . Home owned and Home controlled. Employees shown here: Back Row: Jane Christen, Donna Shinflew, Jane Cooper, and Katy Watts. Front Row: Winnie Bertram 86 Maxine Dalrymple. Phone 23 145 W' wwQiN,.., -3 Tu. MQ? Wg W... JONES 5 MELVIN LUMBER COMPANY Phone 50 KLINE TRUCK 5 TRACTOR Phone 450 S JgcK , MSX i naw JACK'S RADIATOR AND WELDING Phone 512 A FREIHOFER MOTOR CO. Phone 245 E 9 9 K 5U 'Wi -.AX ,W KERR'S IGA Phone 85 SMlTH'S JEWELRY Phone 198 TOGGERY Phone 180 QI! r1EQ5 ' GREENLEY'S MARKET A AND APPLIANCE 5 Phone-IMO or 371 f CO-OP ELEVATOR 8 OFFICE Phone 568 'Q CAFE A A wff' ff' ,W KM SE' K J- .'Q' 5 T 5 ff TOP-KICK CAFE Phone 447 LINVlLLE'S GARAGE Phone 300 EE LANDEN TV 8 ELECTRIC Phone 527 FUELLING INSURANCE Phone 242 ilu-.4 M. PLACE 5 Phone no f5WFWWE B!E 5Hlil Ylli iiH W if Rocker STAFF 1 -9 L nl 1: A mnHQLW w fukwi Swmifgll Compliments of DR. R. L. CURFMAN Q I s ROCK PORT OPP HOTEL MARKET Phone 220 Phone I87 or 202 S . , .. ., - -.mfS11fgzv?2 E AOPO ' ' -, f ,-1: rw. . . CITIZENS BANK Phone 27 or 213 SIMONS To GIFT SHOP Phone I5 1 one NJ' 1 Mc cov SEED BOULWARE Phone 19, CHEVROLET Phone 65 ROCK PORT GRAIN CO. Phone 227 HAY TOBACCO LONG'S TOBACCO STORE Phone 465 GILDERSLEEVE WATTS DRY DRUGS CLEANERS Phone 92 Phone 378 swear ,,,. Q DAIRY SWEET BENTLEY GRAIN OFFICE Phone I3I B 5 E L,V. .i ,z,L 2 . ,.kVk,. .i ,H lNiN 5 BURKE 5 SONS LUMBER COMPANY Phone 19 Goodbye! As the fateful day draws near When we must leave the ones so dear, We will laugh and we will cry. With mixed emotions we'll say goodbye! Goodbye to what? I'll tell you what! Goodbye to the books that plagued us, goodbye to the teachers who pounded into our heads the roots of wisdom. Goodbye to the school that accepted us fresh from Junior High, when there seemed to be no hope. Just when we are learn ing how to get around our teachers, we are out in the world striving to make a living, or adjusting ourselves to a higher form of school. Though we're sad at leaving such a grand school, we know the underclassmen will work as we did, to bring ole' RPHS through with flying colors. So GOODBYE, ROCK PORT HIGH SCHOOL! We say goodbye, but we will always remember you. --by Glenn King, '62. o o C fs a t gy INTER-COLLEGIATE PRESS' Kansas City - Winnipeg Publishers - Manufacturers Yearbooks - Yearbook Covers Diplomas - Graduation Announcements USA f -'N