Smith Cotton High School - Archives Yearbook (Sedalia, MO)

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SE IOR TUDE T COUNCIL 5 .merit . ,kk Hrs! Row: Joe Newland, Joann Schott, Imogene Bradley, Gladys Richardson, Betty Anderson, Don McCandless, Bud Klink, Jerry Iuchs, Jacqueline Hatfield, and G. B. Thompson. Svroml Row: Raymond Harmon, June Decker, Gayle Noel, Margaret Liming, Louise Farris, Margaret Sneed, Jean W'hitlev, and P. J. Hedderich. Thin! Row: Mary Jo Vilmer, Ara Leone Morris, Barbara Smith, Virginia Berry, Mary Jane Seotten, Billie Wells, Rosalie Marshall, Barbara Roberts, and Joe Herrick. Fourfh Row: Douglas Middleton, Miss Edna Snell, Gene Fullerton, Bud Norton, Glenn Cox, Jean Hulse, Kenneth Hunt, Jack Gregory, Jess Tuggle, Jack Meyers, Stanley Mindell, Don Johnson, Mark Bergman, and Gordon Keithly. JU IOR STLIDE T COUNCIL First Roux: Carl Hoffman, Bobby Cahill, D'Ete Fergusen, Anna Rose Baker, Dorothy Mae Sheffield, Anne Regan, James Johnston, Betty Rice, Norma Milburn, Ilene Wagner, Charles Edwards, Donald Wymer, Larry Vilmer. Svrond Row: Earl White, Billy Barber, Billy Hawley, Cathryn Brown, Donna Naugel, Louella Smith, Helen Bellamy, Beryl Evans, Margie McLaughlin, Patty Edwards, Jeanne Nichols, Marvalee Harbit, Billy Aven, Marvin Hanigan. Third Row: Billy Sid Kennon, Ruth Ann Yunker, Peggy Ellis, Ruth Ann Keuper, Charla Edwards, Donna Lewis. Fourlh Row: Mary Frances Borne, Ralph Waters, Bob Burford, Ruby Thompson, Shirley Brownfield, Shirley Donath. Fifth Row: Howard DeLapp, Mary Jane Anderson, Joe Van Horn, Gary Raines, Miss Snell, Patty Wells.

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TRACK Wm Fin! Row: H. Stevens, Jerry Iuchs, Harold Yeager, Keith Harris, Jack Gregory, Bob Burford. Sfroml Row: Richard Brown, Dick Dean, Bill Estes, Fred Lyons, Douglas Middleton, Eugene Fullerton, Lloyd Eater. Third Row: Teddy Schwermer, Gene Terry, Calvin Rogers, Bud Norton, William Parsley, Bob Leftwich, Frank Armstrong, R. N. Gorrell, Charles Phifer, Coach Ralph Dow. Spring seems synonymous with the beehive of activity seen this time every year out on Smith-Cotton,s track. At first the Workouts seem a little strenuous as the ambitious track men stretch their legs after a long hard winter. Gradually things settle down, the poor athletes are Weeded out, and the Smith-Cotton track team emerges for its participation in contests. This season, as in former, years, dual meets with several schools have been sched- uled in order to give Coach Ralph Dow a line on his best men. So far the outstand- ing star seems to be speedy Bob Leftwich, who placed first in the high hurdles at the Kemper meet and first in the low hurdles at the Jefferson City meet. Bill Parsley placed first in the shotput at Jefferson City and Frank Armstrong took first in the high hurdles. The team hopes to achieve further success in the meets which are yet to come.