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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1949 volume:

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Remember the thrill of feecliug the iuoukeys peauutsg of clutcluub your hot-hog as you watched the breath taking acrohats of the big topg of seeing girls in spaugles, cir horses, elephants, and giraffesg of laughing at the antics of the cloyyus? l,ikQ thc memories of that first circus, may the thrills, the laughter, the gay excitement of your lufh school clays at SmithACottou live forever iu your heart through the pages of this hook. PAGE 6 mm meszmpz Q OUOOU In L I ' 1 , H M A i, A ' 11 C, ow, 0 V U i' . 0 ' 9 MU. f-'A J A QW UA x U A ' X 4 ,U 0, fA,,hw M' ,fUf6A4njg2. OTCvALS- ,SOXUSOLSOV A U M A A ' ft f J'fNOfWL' O95 F3 f5 fO23f?f2 C-Y' O 6 1555 Y' 'L ' 1' A X 'J --L HLIQ, F J J' ' -. 012170, ' X A 4 ffffJfQcQE4LQAQ! QQ ' F ,. A A I I I I l I r A A I ,A Ag I S x f I N 2 ' A 5 H A, 1 x QS f f 4 Q - 1 1 A 'A b ,A UN A XC . N' ! A Rw if X C A 1 N S A f XAAAAA, A M U' BE M +A PAGE 7 PAGE S , . , Supcrintcnclcnt of thc Scdalia Public Schools Hllllllll Ill EIllIlIllTIUN April, 1948 to April, 1949 Ilcrman E. Bloess Palmer R. Nichols Frank W. Hayes Dr. G. H. Abney I. Roy Fullerton R. M. Overstrcct JIIEEPH F. HENSIJN Principal Under the big Smith-Cotton tent, the spot-light is on the members of the Senior troupers who will be performing for the last time -on May l9, l9-l9. We have had our clowns, tight-rope walkers, lion-tamers, cowboys, and barkers. All have performed under the big lent. Some entertainers may feel that they have perfected their aet, but I hope all members of the show will realize that their biggest and most thrilling performances arc in the production stage. VVith these thoughts I trust eaeh trouper will take advantage of what he has learned in the Circus ring at Smith- Cotton. PAGE 9 PAGE 10 Mr. J. 'l'. Alexander Music Department Director of Rhythmaires Mr. john C. Allen English K Slioiislgyjanierg Club LJ ,664 4 Ir arnes W. kins f c' o . ponso' Sinior Class I Mr. james N. nhl Physical Education Athletic Coach Sponsor of L Club Miss Margaret Bapple Social Studies Mr. Wilfred Bell Science French Sponsor of Ushers Miss Carlida Breckenridge Science Sponsor of Spiz Mrs. 'l'helnia Cook English Sponsor of Senior Class Sponsor of Archives Miss Ida Crnzan Civics Sponsor of Freshman Class lX l r. Ralph Dow Mathematics Athletic Coach Mr. llarolcl Elder Industrial Arts Miss Catherine Carclner English Mr. llowarcl Clavin Health Athletic Coach Miss Lois Cvorden Physical Education Sponsor of Spiz Miss Elizabeth Cray Librarian Miss llazcl Cray American History Sponsor of National H onor Society Miss Beulah Harris Mathematics Mrs. Miss lillzi li. llcrt Matlielnatics Alina Ilauszun Study Hall Sponsor of Eighth Grade Mrs. Mildred Ilcyucn World History Civics Mr. Emerson lN'latthcws Mrs. Ioycc Millcr All Industrial Arts ixilf Pinkncy Miller Vocational Mechanical Miss Miss Cuthcrinc N. Rincr English Miss Maude San Typing Coordinator Drawing Verna Ott English Latin idcrs General Business Sponsor of Miss Mr. IC. C. Schlichtiug Commerce Junior Class Ann Sawford lflnglish Speech Sponsor ol' National Forensic League Sponsor ot' Sophomore Class Miss lfdnu Snell Shorthand Typing Sponsor of Miss Student Councils 'l'ilIic Sncll Home Economics si v !4 V1 an' In' PAGE 11 PAGE Q X ,P Q- 'Q gpm- nik -'K-K. NINE Xliss 3- A Xlrs. Xlrs. Xlznignx Knight Soviul Slnmlivs Ulix c SfCXK'Lll'l llnnw Iiwvlmlxlivs NIM Nliln SWL'LlIAfIILgL'Il IZIIQLIISII Sponsor nt' Jnnien' Vlzxss: Xlrs. Ij0l'L'ttll XYQHTL' I':Ilf.fliSll Xcllic XYIntc IUZITIIUIIIZII Irs Xlr, Rnbcrt lf. XYilwn Sl'ii'lli'l' Sponsor ot' Svimlfw- Vlnh Xliss Inlnntu Bcrry Se-4-1'e-talry In ilu Sllln-rinie-nllwnl Xwlgilliil Couclg Sm-1'vt:u1'y In Illv I'rin4-ipul Xliss XOTIIILI Killdlfll S1't'I'I'lill'Q' to lln- I'rin1-ipzxl 12 S SEQHQ X X XX A1 X N w X V ' , t . 7, j N KA X 5 ' Rx . x, f . A 1 I I XX. Y jk i jj Q-J - , x xv' 1. X 1 X lun XX Xi 1 y NX XY 4 X vxx .XXX Ak 1 Xl X ,E . 1 I 'X xx 'X Vu X g X ,f4 x O X yv R ' 'X N N. 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Anderson Andy Marlene Arnold ltsmileyll Glee Club '45-'46-'47 Mixed Chorus '48-'49 Contest Mixed Chorus '48-'49 M3 tv. ff lo Bill Aven Student Council '45 Intra-mural Basketball '45-'46-'47 Bob Bames Michael Battles saMikeva PAGE 15 Iohu Baugher Latin Club '48 Phi Bl Chem '49 Roberta Baum Bertie Library Assistant '48-'49 Eugene Bergmann UDOCIY Football '47-'48 Band '45-'46 National Honor Society Kenneth Bergmann Intra-mural Basketball ' Student Council '48 Phi Bi Chem '49 Robert L. Bohon -'nobr PAGE 16 P. Q2 5. '48-'49 46-'47 W. rw, N X K I ,o lr I K Lhllian Eula Mae Baum Wx Library Assistant '48-'49 ant '49 X Study Hall Assist Donald Ray Bellmer Donnie Football Manager '47-'48-'49 Intra-mural Basketball '46 47 '48-'49 Iohn E. Bergmann llslimfl Phi Bi Chem '49 Darrell Bishon -4 41 Yvonne Bohon , B0ddle Sp-iz '49 J r 'r Glee Club '46-'47 7 fr Mixed Chorus '48 Tigerettes '46 Contest Mixed C horns '48 Betty jane Bradley Student Council '45-'46-'47 Spiz '48-'49 Activity Queen Attendant '45 Homecoming Queen Attendant '49 Tiger Times '46-'47-'48 Tigerettes '46 Usher '48, Manager '49 Karl Brosing Karlos Student Council '47-'49 L Club '48-'49 Madrigal '46-'47 Contest Mixed Chorus '48-'49 Intra-mural Plays '46-'48 Catherine Brown ..Katy.. Student Council '45 Tigerettes '46 Spiz '49 Glee Club '46-'47-'48 Latin Club '47 Usher '48 Study Hall Assistant '46- '47 Ross Brown Track '48-'49 Billy Buhlig ..Bm., Band '45-'46-'47-'48 49 Rhythmaires '48-'49 Track '47-'48-'49 L Club '48-'49 intra-mural Basketball '46-'47-'49 K Larrv Brosch Harriet Elizabeth Brown uBettyu Chorus '45-'46-'47-'48-'49 Latin Club '47-'48 Library Assistant '48 Student Council '49 Spiz '49 L '49 'IJ2.Ni.,g+ ,K..e2:!s..w.zc 1a Howard Leo Brown Brownie Orchestra '46-'47-'48 Phi Bi Chem '49 Eddie Bryant Kilroy Football '48 Intra.-mural Basketball '47-'48-'49 Wayne Butterwick Butter '45-'46- PAGE 17 Bob Cahill Football '46-'47-'48-'49 Student Council '45 L Club '49 Intra.-mural Basketball '47--'49 Class Officer '47 - Track '47 1 , 4 A 1 Albert Iznncs Campbell, Ir. A. J. Archives Staff '48, Advertising Manager '49 Track '48 L Club '49 National Honor Society '48-'49 Latin Club '47-'48 Intra-mural Basketball '49 Phi Bi Chem '49 W Alice Carson NAI., Tigerettes '46 Latin Club '47-'48 Study Hall Assistant '48-'49 I,orcn Colc Ieanne Cook Tigerettes '46 'l?f Mary Kathryn Calhoun fly rijfpl :Ld LV N? li IL e Cantrell igerettes '46 Student Council '46 Usher '46-'47 Office Assistant '47-'48-'49 plz '49 Nina Mae Cochran Butch Mable Lorcne Cole Rene Helen' Alice Cox HAI.. Spiz '49 Mixed Chorus '49 Glee Club '46-'47 Tigerettes '46 Contest Mixed Chorus '49 lx a a I ly Dwight Cramer Intra-mural Basketball '46 Betty Io Davis Boople ' Girls Glee Club '47 V t' Mixed Chorus '48 Y Contest Mixed Chorus '48-'43 Splz '49 ' Bette Belle Dillard f , -,fc Squirt ff .lf fi I5 Tigerettes '46 fgivd L Splz '48, President' '49 Student Council '45-'49 Senior Class Queen Usher '47-'48-'49 Cheerleader '49 Office Assistant '48-'49 Dick Ditzfeld lntra-mural Basketball '46 Norma Iune Dooley 4. f F fi Z1 4 L49 33 George Curry Elmer Davis F'udd' james Dittmer Rocky Track '48-'49 Stage Crew '47-'48-'49 Class Officer '49 Mixed Chorus '46-'47-'48-'49 L Club '48-'49 Cheerleader '48 Council '46-'48-'49 Shirley Donath Student Council '45 JLAJD7. 49 Bob Dowdy Band '46-'47-'48-'49 Orchestra '46-'47-'48-'49 Glee Club '46 Student Council '46 L Club '48-'49 Mixed Chorus '49 Phi Bi Chem '49 PAGE 19 A .1- 1 .m Charlcs Edward Dunham Preacher le A Charla icdwafdsofla n Enqll ' S?Jl?Il48-'49 U, Jn X Tigerettes '46 4? Student Council '45-'46-' Intra-mural Plays '45-'46-'47-'48 Arc-hives Staff '48-'49 Contest Mixed Chorus '48-'49 lntra-mural Play Director '49 Patty Edwards ,gt Student Council '4 -'46-'47 Spiz '17-'48 Band '45-'46-'47-'48-'49 Archives Staff '49 National Honor Society '48-'49 Activity Queen Attendant '46 Archives Queen Attendant '49 cggy Ellis Intra-mural Plays '46-'47-'48 Study Hall Ass't '45f46-'47-'48 Spiz '49 Tigerettes '46 Student Council '45-'48 Mixed Chorus '48 19 Patricia Estabrook Maggie Tlgerettes '46 Mixed Chorus '45 PAGE 20 Norma lean Eaton Nana Jo Tigerettes '46 Charles Marion Edwards Stage Crew '47-'48-'49 1 National Honor Society '48-'49 L Club '48-'49 Tennis '47-'48-'49- Student Council '45-'46-'47-'49 Intra-mural Plays '45-'46 47 Intra-mural Basketball '45-'46 Donald Elliott Duck Orchestra '45-'46-'47-'48 Intra-mural Basketball '45-'46- '47-'48 Latin Club '46 Richard Emery :rRichrn Footballl '46-'47-'48 Basketball '46 P l Minnie Anna Eyc -.Minn ' at c uu fi ' '- g T 131 l-fax' li 3 ' ul-q,Z.,u4, . In g,,,, - ' 1.04.44- Iimmy Fender Iuamta ldler Band '48-'49 National Honor Society '48-'49 Phi Bi Chem '49 Ioe Bill Fisher Jeody Intrafmural Basketball '46-' 7 Track '45-'47-'49 Football '46 Catherine Ford Tommy Merle Fowler Bill Ffedrickgon Russian --Bing Band '48-'49 Bettie Lucille Gamber Tigerettes '46 ,W Oscar Fulton QW Robert Scott Gardner Ann Lorraine Goist SCOCtle HA d ., Nat'l Forensic League '48 BaEdy,48,49 President '49 . ' , Nat'l Honor Society '48-'49 gazttln Cluli ,48 Contest Mixed Chorus '48-'49 ,lfggrgrgggs ,46 ays ?I:'5k3?1':,1l.4g:Z49 Mixed Chorus '46-'47-'48 Archives Editor .49 Glee Club 45- 46- 47- 48 Phi Bl Chem '49 Q A B Ox 0 l 0 F5 . 3 gy 0 Q.. M Q off 'la cw-ir 'l9 9'- GSW- 9 is Gy Q S5 54,3 ff Qfx X Y -Sq PAGE 21 Iack L. Gold ' Jackie Stage Crew '47-'48-'49 L Club '48-'49 Cheerleader '48-'49 Picture Machine '47-'48-'49 Ticket Taker '47-'48-'49 lntra-mural Play Director '49 Winifred Ann Graham Winnie X Spiz '48-'49 0 E Archives '49 'Plgerettes '46 Orchestra '45-'46-'47-'48 Concertmistress '49 Student Council '45 Mixed Chorus '45-'46-'47- 48 Senior Queen Attendant '48-'49 Archives Attendant '49 Barbara Lou Green Barb Lou Spiz '48 Office Ass't '46-'47-'48-'49 Usher '47-'48-'49 Mixed Chorus '48-'49 Glee Club '49 Contest Mixed Chorus '48-'49 Stanley Guinn Spanish Club '45 Contest Chorus '48-'49 Phi Bl Chem '49 l T Alma Ieanne Hall Tigerettes '46 Latin Club '47-'48 lntra Mural Stage Mgr. '49 Study Hall Ass'f, '48 Spiz '49 Mixed Chorus '48-'49 Archives '49 PAGE 22 I. C. Goldsmith Charles Grandfield Charley Mixed Chorus '45 Boys Glee Club '46 Dan Green Beverly Haggard Spiz '48-'49 Student Council '47 Council Sec'y '49 Homecoming Queen Attendant '47-'48 Mixed Chorus '46-'47-'48-'49 Tiger Times '47-'48 Activity Queen Attendant '48 Intra-mural Stage Manager '49 Margaret Louise Hainpson Marge Archives '49 Latin Club '46-'47-'48 National Honor Society '48-'49 Library Ass't '49 Nat'l Forensic League '49 Marguerite Haney uMaggien Tigerettes '46 Marvalee Harbit HLee!l Rhythmaires '48 Glee Club '45-'46-'47 Mixed Chorus '48 Contest Chorus '48-'49 Orchestra '45-'46-'47-'4 8-'49 Student Council '45 Spanish Club '46 James Harrell N Harold Harvey Red Student Council '49 Class Officers '49 Intra-mural Basketball '47-'48-'49 lack Hawkins Football '45-'46-'47-'48 Intra-mural Basketball '45-'47-'49 Track '49 Marvin Frank Hanigan Football '47-'48-'49 Archives '48-'49 Business Manager '49 Club '48-'49 Contest Mixed Chorus '48 Basketball '46 Intra-mural Plays '45 Student Council '45-'46-'47 Treasurer '48 Eugene Il. Hargrove Beane Football '46-'47-'48-'49 Track '48-'49 Band '47 Glee Club '46-'49 Intra-mural Basketball '46-'4 Intra-mural Plays '45-'46-'47 '48-'49 Sue Harris Susie Tigerettes '46 Contest Chorus '48-'49 Spiz '49 Office Ass't '49 Latin Club '48 Intra-mural Plays Stage Manager '49 ernon Leslie Harvey ..Humpy,. Intra-mural Basketball '45-'4 '47-'48-'49 ' E .J ,, , 'J r., ii Iohn Louis Ilelss, III Johnny Council '48 Vice-Pres. '49 Tennis '48-'49 L Club '48-'49 Tiger Times '48 Intra-mural Plays '48 Director '49 Cheerleader '49 Phi Bi Chem '49 PAGE 23 K. XT? X,. ' r dxf f , . Y K' x Y f r Martha Hinken ' s. v Tr . ,Q Marvln L. Hopper L snHopnv ' Band '45-'46 47-'48-'49 Rzhythmalres '49 Track '49 L Club '48- '49 Intra-mural Basketball '46 Dale Hunter intra-mural Basketball '45-'46 '47-'48-'49 I lerschel Iames Hersch C. W. Jen Woody Intra-mural B PAGE 24 asketball '48 I .KK . rx A L Karl Hoffman ' Smokey Student Council '46 Latin Club '47 Photography Club '47 Patti Io Howard MPM.. Archives Staff '49 Spiz '49 Tigerettes '46 Orchestra '45-'46-'47-'48-'49 Contest Mixed Chorus '48 Rhythmaires '48 Student Council '47 Dale Iackson 5 Dorothy Ieffrics Dot Tigerettes '46 Latin Club '47 Usher '47 Twirlers '47 Carolec Iohnson Jerri0 Student Council '46-'47-'48 Spiz '47-'48 Tigerettes '46 Latin Club '47 Orchestra '45-'46-'48 Usher '47-'48-'49 Donna Iohnson llDimp'l Library Assistant '47-'48 Ruth Iohnson Ruthie Band '45-'46-'47-'48 Tigerettes '46 Arlen Ioy Intra-mural Basketball '45-'46- '47-'48-'49 Claude Knight Football '48 Track '48-'49 Edna Mae Kroeger Eddie Latin Club '47-'48' Iames Floyd Iohnson lim Iohnston Class President '45 L Club '48-'49 Nat'1 Forensic League '47-'48-'49 Boys Glee Club '46-'47 Tiger Times '47-'48 Tennis Team '48-'49 Spanish Club '46 Student Council '49 Wllhaln Sidney Kennon Stud Track '48-'49 Football '45-'46-'47-'48-'49 Basketball '46-'47 Student Council 45-'46-'49 L Club '48-'49 Nat'l Forensic League '48-'49 Class President '46 Nickolas I. Knutz Mixed Chorus '46-'47-'48 Contest Mixed Chorus '48-'49 Photography Club '47 race Lane Corky' Tigerettes '46 PAGE 25 Donald Latham Donnie Carl I. Lawson Jack Charles Lemmon Cecil Lujln Tennis '47-'48-'49 Student Council '46 L Club '48-'49 intra-mural Basketball '47-'48-'49 Nat'l Honor Society '48-'49 Nat'l Forensic League '47-'48-'49 Class Officer '47 Robert Malone Windy Tennis 47-'48-'49 L Club '49 Latin Club '47-'48 intra-mural Baske Track '49 PAGE 26 tball '47-'49 Charles K. Lawson Bud Football '46 47 Intra-mural Basketball '46 Esther Louise Leiter Spiz '49 Latin Club '47-'48 Usher '47-'48 Nat'l Honor Society '48-'49 Library Ass't '47-'48-'49 Phi Bi Chem '49 Marjorie Anne Liebel Margie Rhythmaires '48 Intra-mural Plays '45 Nat'l Honor Society '48-'49 Orchestra '45-'46-'47-'48-'49 Mixed Chorus '48 Iesse Francis McMullin Jess Track 47-'48 aw L' s , AVVV lim arr Litt1e Mooch Student Council '46 Mixed Chorus '46 Intra-mural Basketball '47 Contest Mixed Chorus '48A'49 wrence Martin Marty Wi' Contest, Mixed Cho l'l1 S '4 Latin Club '48 Spanish Club '46 Orchestra '45-'46-'47-'48-'49 Intra-mural Play Stage Manager '49 Ann Merriott 1:J0n Student Council '46 Tigerettes '46 Library Assistant '47 Intra-mural Plays '46 Cheerleader '48 Spiz '49 lane Mrckens Janie Tigerettes '46 Usher '46-, Mgr. '47-'48 Library Ass't '47 Study Hall Ass't '45-'46-'47 Homecoming Queen '49 Splz '48 Contest Mixed C Dorothy Momberg 'Dottie Pay G-lee Club '45-'46-'47 Figorettes '46 Madrigal '47 Contest Mixed Chorus '4 Orchestra '45-'46-'47-'48-'49 Mary Anne Moore Band '48-'49 Tigerettes '46 l Iuanita Means Mick Band '45-'46-'47-'48 Orchestra '45-'46-'47-48 Student Council '49 Spiz '48-'49 Twirlers '45-'48-'49 Tigerettes '46 Leon Meyer Phi Bi Chem '49 Loreue Miley Orchestra '44-'45 Bob Monsess Football '47-'48-'49 Student Council '46-'47 L Club '49 Nat'l Honor Society '48 Class Officer '47-'49 Phi Bi Chem '49 Robert Morris Shirley Ann Morton Sam Tlgerettes '46 Dixon Neiberger Francis Nold 'Frankie' ffl l-xvif Kiel MP S505 Ierome G. Oliver, Ir. 'kqgq Jerry Tennis '49 Contest Mixed Chorus '49 Entered from St. Leo Prev- St. Leo, Florida H. Lloyd Overmier Dutch intra-mural Basketball '48-'49 PAGE 28 Donna Naugel Student Council '46 Tlgerettes '46 Glee Club '46-'47 Mixed Chorus '48-'49 Latin Club '46-'47 Intra-mural Plays '48 Spiz '48-'49 in Ieanne Nichols Mike Student Council '49 Charles R. Nuzum, Chuck Tiger Times '48 Mixed Chorus '46-'47-'48 Intra-mural Plays '48 Madrigal '46-'47 I Class Officer '46 A! 'fm - ' :MMM Band '47-'48-'49 Orchestra '47-'48-'49 Nat'l Honor Society '48-'49 Mixed Chorus '49 ula Parrish Student Council '46 U Wt ummm Donald M. Patton Nana Marie Tlgerettes '46 Evelyn Potter Clyde Vernon Prall Dutch Wayne Rager Football '46-'47-'48 Charles Rayl Chuck Track '47-'48-'49 Student Council '47-'48-'49 Tiger Times '48 Intra-mural Basketball '49 Nat'l Forensic League '48-'49 Senior Class President Intra-mural Play Director '49 Billy Roy Potter Football '46-'47-'48-'49 Student Council '48 L Club '48-'49 Intra-mural Basketball '47-'48-'49 Melvin Poundstone Carl Quinn Basketball '49 Student Council '49 Transferred from Moberly- First Quarter lgpll .1 0 . ay.: 0,4 PQ XmlE'm,G. Ray 3 Recless' Football '47-'48-'49 Basketball B '48 L Club '48-'49 Margaret Ann Renfrow Robbie Student Council '49 Spiz '48-'49 Activity Queen '49 Archives Staff '49 Tigerettes '46 Study Hall Assistant '49 Orchestra '45-'46-'47-'48-'49 40 gl' PAGE 29 all Don Riley Smoke lntra-mural Basketball '48 Track '49 Robert L. Risslcr .iB0bv, Phi Bi Chem '49 Ella Dec Runge Tigerettes '46 Glee Club '46-'47 Mixed Chorus '48-'49 Library Ass't '47f48-'49 intra-mural Play Director Phi Bi Chem '49 Bob Sacliscnhcimcr Camera Club President ' Kenneth Schreiner ncurlyn Track '47-'48-'49 lntra-mural Basketball '4i PAGE 30 VVilliam Riley Bill Track '48-'49 L Club '48-'49 Phi Bi Chem '49 Nat'l Honor Society '48-'49 Nat'l Forensic League '47- Iohn Neil Rosc Smacker WMM 1 Rutter Tigerettes '46 Study Hall Ass't '48 XVcslcy Gcuc Schldbolun Intra-mural Basketball '49 x,,' Y Robert Eugene Schulz Band '45-'46-'47-'48-'49 Rhyrhmaries '45-'48-'49 L Club '48-'49 Intra-mural Basketball '45 46 '47-'48-'49 Spanish Club '46-'47 Photography Club '47 Marilyn Schwarz Tigerettes '46 Orchestra '45-'46-'47 Deneen Schwermer u Diz zy nv new - X5 -sf if Af Anita Frances Self NRG Tigerettes '46 Intra.-mural Plays '47-'48 Spiz '49 Latin Club '47-'48 Dorothy Shoemaker Robert Shultz HB0bDl Football '45-'46-'47-'48-'49 Basketball '45-'46-'47-'48-'49 L Club '48-'49 Glee Club '47-'48 Mixed Chorus '47-'48 Intra-mural Basketball '49 Bill Schwenk Band '45-'46-'47-'48-'49 Rhythmaires '48 Student Council '48 L Club '48-'49 lntra-mural Basketball '48- 49 Lois Scott Lois Jane Dennis R. Semlcin Student Council Pres. '49 L Club '48-'49 Nat'l Honor Society '48-'49 Intra-mural Basketball '47 N. F. L. '47-'48-'49 Paul Shoemaker Intra.-mural Basketball '46 Marion Ioan Silverman Girls Glee Club '45 Mixed Chorus '46-'47-'48 PAGE 31 Mew -Zfw., fe Niles Sims Nails Track '47 Photography Club '47 Contest Mixed Chorus '4 Mixed Chorus '46-'47-'48-'4 Intra-mural Plays '47 Mary Helen Skillman Mixed Chorus '47-'48-'49 Tigerettes '46 Eighth Grade Chorus '45 Ava June Smith ..Ave,. Tigerettes '46 Glee Club '46-'47 Mixed Chorus '48 Wanda Lee Smith Christina Sotcr Chrisi0 Band '45-'46-'47-'48 Orchestra '45-'46-'47J'48 Tigerettes '46 l I l PAGE B2 8-'49 9 Mary Cathryn Siron Cathy Bcttv Smeta Tigere mee ' Mixed Chorus Latin Club '46 Orchestra '45- 6-'47 Barbara Iune Smith Bobbie June Tigerettes '46 Nomah Dean Snow Library Ass't '46-'47-'48 Splz '49 Iane Spellmeyer 542 Arthur Spraggrns Football '46-'47-'48 Basketball '46-'47 L Club '48-'49 N. F. L. '47-'48-'49 Intra-mural Basketball Student Council '46 William E. Stodgell Bm Vernon A. Sutherlin Track '48-'49 Football '48 Band '46-'47 lntra-mural Basketball Audrey Mae Swope Shorty Peggy Yvonne Thomas Mpeg.. Tigerettes '46 Spiz '49 Usher '48-'49 '47-'48 '48-'49 Study Hall AB!'t. '47-'48-'49 Latin Club '47 National Honor Sobiety '48-'49 Phi Bl Chem '49 Ethvl Karl Starke -'izffier Tigerettes '46 Spiz '49 Office Ass't '46 Library Ass't '47 Phi Bi Chem '49 uJ0w Spiz '48-'49 Tigerettes '46 Latin Club '47 Usher '49 Study Hall Ass't '46-'47-'48-'49 Orchestre '45 lo Ann Summers bf? Louella Iean Swegles Orchestra, '45-46-'47-'48-'49 Study Hall Ass't '46-'47 Rhythmalres '48 Spiz '49 Archives Staff '49 Nat'1 Honor Society '48-'49 Iames S. Thomas Jim lntra-mural Basketball '48 Photography Club '48 Phi Bi Cheln '49 Robert Lee Tipton Tippie Basketball '45-'46-'47-'48-'49 Track '47 Mixed Chorus '45 L Club '48-'49 Football '47-'48-'49 PAGE .2 Dorothy Elainc Towncr Tigerettes '46 Usher '46 Mixed Chorus '49 Contest Mixed Chorus '49 Mary Hclcn Turner 'Turner' Band '45-'46-'47-'48 Spanish Club '46 Tigerettes '46 Orchestra '46 Office Ass't '47 Roy Lcc Tyc Intra-mural Basketball '45-'46-'47- '48-'49 Lawrence Vilmcr Larry .Ir. Council President '46 Football '46-'47-'48-'49 Basketball '46-'47-'48-'49 L Club '48-'49 Pres. Junior Class President '48 Student Council '46-'48-'49 Oliver Perry Walton Buddy PAGE 34 Frances Trent Fannie Clara Twyman Sydney Calvin Vandcrlmden sur Track '47-'48-'49 Football '48 Student Council '49 L Club '49 Intra-mural Basketball 48 49 H 5w!f'A4 f ffl' Norma lean Walker Jeannie Tigerettes '46 Glee Club '45-'46-'47 Contest Chorus '49 Student Council '49 Norma lean Walz ..Balz,. Study Hall Ass't '49 Spiz '49 Homecoming Queen Attendt 49 Student Council '48 Usher '46-'47-'48-'49 naval! Herschel Ward Class Officer '46 Billy Watson Dusak l l Iamcs William VVatts, Ir. Jimmie Band '45-'46-'47-48-'49 Orchestra '45 46-'47-'48-'49 Rhythmaires '45-'46-'47-'48-'49 Intra-mural Basketball '46-'49 L Club '48-'49 Contest Mixed Chorus '48-'49 Lester Whittle Let. Track '47-'48-'49 Intra-mural Basketball '45-'46- '47-'48-'49 Clyde Marion Williams, Ir. The Iron Lung Intra-mural Basketball '45-'46-'47 Intra-mural Plays '48 N. F. L. '47- '48- '49 Photography Club '46 'Mary Catherine VVatcrs ucathyn Student Council '48-'49 Spiz '49 Nat'l Honor Society '48 Latin Club '47-'48 Study Hall Ass't '49 Usher '49 James Watson Phi Bi Chem '49 JM Mm MW K Gene VVclls Mustard Band '45 Bill VVilliams Intra-mural Basketball Peggy Lou Williams Hpegi! Student Council '48 Spiz '49 Glee Club '46-'47 Mixed Chorus '48-'49 Usher '46-'47-'48 Library Ass't '49 Contest Mixed Chorus '48 49 Virginia Williams Willie Spiz '48-'49 Student Council '46-'47 Vice-Pres. Junior Class '48 Orchestra. '45-'46-'47-'48-'49 Activity Queen Attendant '47 Senior Queen Attendant '48-'49 Archives. Queen '49 Don VVymer Dutch Band '48-'49 Track '47-'48-'49 Student Council '46 Football '47 Latin Club '46 TRAPEZE TROUPERS The circus wouldn't be complete Without a trapeze actg This act is always quite a treat, The show's high spot, in fact. The seniors are the nimble stars, In these great feats of skillg They sometimes use the lower bars, But seldom take a spill. The Spiz and L Club cheer them on, All through the gay displayg With this support they'll work till dawn, To perfect their swing and sway. Mr. Senior takes the spot, To do a long high diveg He leaves the troupe where he learned a lot, To go out into life. Marian Wimer Mixed Chorus '45-'48 Girls Glee Club '46-'47 Tigerettes '46 Wanda Lee Young 'Eutch Band '45-'46-'47-'48-'49 Tigerettes '46 Study Hall Ass't '46 --Iimmy Fender PAGE 36 f M X Z if Q XX 1 M Rx C, f , O fl 14:12 vw O O OOOCDOOOCi5O 4 - N Q7 Qvowcfvfb U USL QR? C fy J X if 0Q vUO'O65U O L CD O fy 2 OO O 60K ,U ff? 1' JQRCO .. f uf lm U yn f' W X X W If A'W?' w Um f ! X! L X ,gr ! ' W 'W' X IIlll55 UFFIEEH5 President-Dale VVhitfield Vicc-President-Bob Ray Secretary-Leo liickhoft Reporter-Iohn Mothersbaugh Sponsors-bliss Sanders and Miss Swearingen Since last fall, we've juggled ten-pins and chiuaware until wc've visions of everything from bowling alleys to china closets roaming through our poor be fuddled headsg but we nmst admit that aside from the few times we've knocked ourselves out, it has been a most enjoyable season. VVC Iunior jugglers have improved in our technique as the season rolled on until vve'vc now reached the place where we scorn thc coinmouplace juggling of conventional objects. such as balls and plates. YVe've confidently begun entertaining our audience with the juggling of our fellow troupers' hearts, of our ringmasters' assignments, and of those boards of education schoolbooks. Since hearts, assignments, and books are strictly solid matter. when juggled they invariably obey the law of gravity by plumnienting straight down for the hardest object in sight-our heads. liver try crack- ing any of the three above mentioned pieces of matter with your head? 'I'ake it from us. the knobby- heads. it can't be done. So complete with dents and bumps on our cracked skulls, and stars and flying saucers inside them, who would dare accuse us of not giving a knock out performance this year? PAGE 38 Analu Allcorn Dorothy Iean Anderson Darlene Bellis Io Ann Ramona Arvieux Laura Baldwin Bennett Bill Berry A Mary Louise Berry Gene Bockelman Betty Bodine Ruth Ann Botts Betty Bee Bradley Gene Branstetter Billy Bob Brown Melvin Buehrle Donald Brown Ted Brown Mary Ann Bunch Iunior Cairer Kenney lim Clevenger Earl Burnett Betty Buso Carleton Milton Chamberlin Louise Chasnoff Vera Cochran Carolyn Cooper Mary Cowherd PAGE 39 PAGE 40 llayden Craig Leonard Craig Ioan Cummins lack Crawford Patty Croy Mary lane Curry Evelyn Dotson Kenneth DeHaven Anna Lee Dotson Dan Dotv james Dowdy Don Dowdy Cene Dowdy Dean Edwards Bob England Leo Eickhoff Kenneth Emery Adelaide Eye Iunior Flores Virginia Fairfax Doris Fidlcr Lloyd Forbes Delores Furnell Bill Franklin Gene Fry Duane Furnell Charles Gambcr Carolyn Garrett Ronald Gates Margie Lee Glenn lack Gosnell Ioan Gunn Ruby Mae Haasc Iean Hains Billy Haley Donald C. I. Harris Mimi Hale Beverly Haley Haley Robert Hall Dale I lannnoncl Don Harrison Carl I Ienclcrson Myron Harvey Hnclson I0 Ann Bob Hartley Billie Hayworth T. Herrick Billy Holst Bobby Gene Holtzen Humplirey Ruth Elaine Ienkins Mislika Iett Mary Ann Iolmson Ioan Iones Marcella Iones Barbara Ioy PAGE 41 PAGE 42 Ioyee Kell Floyd Kerns Kenneth King Ioyee Kubli Donna Rae Knerl Katherine Lzinibirth Evelyn Lane Marvin Lankenau Eldon Lees Gilbert Eddie Lyles Nancy lNleAteC Donald Lange Leiter Eslie Lemens Bill Matthews Imnes May 'I'o1nniy Miller Bob May Cecil Monsees Iolin Mothersbaugh Alfred Moore Kenneth Neidholdt Ioe Nelson Leon Nold Bobby Nicholson Eleanor Oversby Edith Parker Betty Paul Dorothy Peterson Charles Phillips Dorothy Pierce 3 Ruth Poertner Leonard l ressley Delores Punnnill Charles Randall Kenneth RCLIID Dorothy Bob Ray Ann Reed lim Mae Reed Louise Renfrow Barbara Bobby Roclecker Dorothy Charles Reine Rice Frances Rice Donna Marie Robinsor Rogers Betty lane Rose Alice Rulfs Alberta Pinky Scott Virginia Dale Ruffin Runge Robert SCEll'llITl21ll0I'll Xvlllllil Schilb Scott Mary Alice Sheffield Shirley Ann Sheparcl PAGE 43 l PAGE 44 Edgar Sheridan Shirley Robert Siron Ruth S Shoe Sibyl Shy Bob Sims isemore Beatrice Smasal C. A. Smith Robert Solomon Kathryn Standard Bill Taylor Patricia Delores Turner Barbara Eddie Van Nat Charles Lydia Wagner Don Stephens Iimmic Sutlierlin Thompson Billy Thurman Wilbcrt 'I 'obabcn Tweet Bob Van Horn Dale Van Nada ta Vaught Olive Vincent Margaret Ann VVadc Ralph Walker Bruce Wall Dorothy VVasson I. B. Webb Lee G. Weir Patty Wells Melvin White Wanda White Dale Whitfield Betty Sue VVills Dorothy Wills Cleo Wissman Ralph Withers Norman Witthaus Ralph VVoodforcl Beverly Wooster Charles VVooster Eleanor Wright Margaret Yarnell Wayne Yonce Angeline Young Lloyd Yankee Ioan Zink W-lH-tlilis When Sutherlin gets a haircutg Whcn Dowdy gets a shaveg XVhcn Solomon says: I don't know When Cowherd starts to raveg VVhen we get to dance in the gym, When Iuniors pay their bills, When Shoe learns to skate And other social frillsg When Sheridan gets up early And gets to class on timeg VVhcn thc present author Learns to make rhymcg VVhen the front hall is emptyg When Doc Bell leaves the placcg When Lambirth does not smileg When Brown gets a caseg When Rodecker learns to dance, And French verb-forms are clear, We'll all and one pass in our checks, The End of the World is here. PAGE 45 PAGE 46 i Q-J QW N l' S33 PM fl l I ax 1 U n XJ f .1 f NJ ---f 'xg-7? , X ,f ,W - ,' ff W .ff ' 11 , gm 4 ,.f?,f2f,,A xx NQQ , ff ' x , - C 4 w w 1gXvW y 5 of fi ,M , N Q -A :M G N N 4, , Q JMX ,- M XXX PAGE 47 PAGE H4 IIUISE UFHIIEHS llresiclent-'l'eddy Van Nada Vice-President-Bill MeCrary Secretary-I larrey I lerrieli VVith good eheer in our hearts and sunshine in our smiles, we Clowns have frolieked from ele- r phants' hacks to lions' nrouths this season. Since our girl troupers found that long hair was a nuisance when applying grease paint, lllillly of tliern deeided to rernedy the situation. 'l'hus earne into being the short-as-you-can-ent-it-ferninine-hair-ents. XYe'x'e practically hent over haekwards trying to please our audience: and what were done to please our ringrnasters just ean't he expressed in words that O'Cooli, the ,'Xr'eliix'es eensor, would allow to he printed. By tossing salt over our left shoulders in fifty pound blocks, by eolleeting lrorseshoes from all ereatures that wear horseshoes. and ln' pielcing up all pins in the sawdust in no matter what eondition. we have managed to capture for the troupe a generous anionnt of luck and happiness. So with a eheerful starnp from our size thirty-four shoes, wc hid you good-bye until another waeky season rolls around. Sec yuh next year. 48 Joe Anderson Ruth Anderson Joyce llazel .lean Ilerkl Ash Pat Flaugher Roy Bell Marcella. Bergman lalter Kenneth Bethke William Billings Donald Hroaddura Barbara, Blair Dixie Blethroade Ruth Ann Bohon Kathryn Anne Drown Sonny Broyles Georgia Burnett Delbert Bryant Alice Buckley Bill Burkholder Loretta, Burton lVlary ldllzahelh Chapin Ililly Cline Nellie llorolhy Cook Palsy Cook Georg: .lean Crecelius Pat Cnrnnit Alix-Q Byrnes Donald Carl Barbara Carney Patricia Carver Mae Ulosser .I-:Jhnnie Coehran Anna Colvin Arthur Conley e Corson Lawrenre Cottingham Jack Couts Geneva. Cramer Delores Davidson lleloris Dis-key Donald Decker Ruth Ann Decker Viola DeLapp Sally .lo llowdy Willard Dunkin llerhert Ford Robert, Fost Kenneth Durrill Laura Fairfax Irma. Fischer Pl' Carl Freeman l'1l'lllE1 .lean Goff Eugene Frye Dgan Gamber Harold Gamber Buddy Goodpasture Charles Green Robert. Hamby Earlene Ha Doris Green Gardena Greer Leona Hall rt Ruth Harvey Pauline Hatfield Mikie Hayes John Hays PAGE 49 PAGE 50 Gordon Heerman Harvey Herrick Donal Celia Kay Hurt d Higgins Dorothy Hill Kenneth Hill Harold Hilton Gloria Hutchings Bob James Jackie Kays David Johnson Franklin Johnson Edna Kabler Dennis Keefe Bob Keightley Charles Kreisler Leonard Koeller Jack Kraus Carol Kreissler Carol Lance Dale Lane Patricia Lemmon Harold Lawson Melvin Lawson Duane Leiter Charles Long Kenneth Love Bill McCrary Beverly Loveland Connie Sue Lyon Roland McCoy Betty Sue Martin Bill Mathews George Miller Mary Alice Patsy Jane Morgan Zona Means Tommy Menefee Betty Mettenherg Miller Miller Betty Momberg Donald Moore Carolyn Morgan William Morgan Wanda Morris Jack Odell Betty Neitzert Georgetta Nevils Betty Lea Newland Wilma Parks Jo Ann Pasley Gene Potter Donald Percival Beverly Peters Wanda Petree Joretta Potter Valta Leanna Rasa Potter Donald Pummill Doris Jean Pummill Donald Rapp Donald Rathburn Kenneth Ray Margie Rayl Jack Reed Marilyn Reed Tommy Reed Lois Reese Kenneth Rhoads De Ann Rodgers Bob Rosenquist Margaret Russell Bob Rutter Virgil Rodgers Ethel Roger rs Don Sands Donnie Schumaker Marjorie Seruton Kenneth Satterwhite J. D, St-hlobolm Amos Semkin Bob Shawver Barbara. Sims Jerry Sims Donald Sirc t'arl Dorothy Snow B-ob Stanley Doris Jean Dorothy Short Harvey Simons in llay Smith Kenneth Eugene Smith Marilyn Smith Steele Cliarles Stoner Kathryn Summers Wynne Stratton Robert Stronp Fern Etta Thomas Shirley Ani Earl Bobby Thurman Shirley Ann Tom Jack Tope Billy Ted Van Nada. Richard Vansell 1 Thomas 'Fhompson Genevieve Thompson Jo Ellen Tliornton ld T re n t, Beverly Trotter Elmer Van Dyke Herman Vinson Joyce Ruth Ann Wareham Betty Watson Walk XYiley Walter Alive Walton Delores VVelling J. D. Bill Wheeler Bob VVi1liams VVells Mary Lon XVells l'at1'ic-ia VVest Gene Williams James Edward Williams Shirley Jo Wilson Dean Winfrey Verne. VVilliams Walter Williams .Io Ann Wissman Joyce Ann Witt-her Beverly Ann Wolfe Beverly Wolf PAGE 51 St. Peter: What have you done, that I should admit you to Heaven? Bob Gardner: Why, I edited a high school annual for one year. stilPeter shook his head and gravely touched the e . St. Peter: Come in. young man, you've had your share of Hell! Paul Shoemaker: May I kiss you? Barham Green: Darn! Another amateur! Dorothy Ann: Meet me at Cats Drug Store at seven, Jimmie. Jimmie: All right, Dorothy Ann. What time will you be there? Vernon Harvey: So you went to class this morning? Bill Ray: What makes you think so? Vernon Harvey: Your suit looks like it has been slept in. Mr. Wilson: firritatedl: If there are any morons in this room, please stand up. A long pause and Charles Edwards rose. Mr. Wilson: What! Do you consider yourself zu, moron? Charlie: Well. not exactly, but I hated to see you standing all by yourself. Wiliam Riley: Do you neck? Janet. Seaberg: That's my business. William Riley: Oh, a professional! Mr. Ball: How did you lose your hair? Mr. Dow: Worry. Mr. Ball: What did you worry about? Mr. Dow: About losing my hair. Miss Riner: I believe you missed my class yester- day. Margie Cummins: Why, no, I didn't. Not in the least. Mr. Alexander: I just shot a. dog. Mr. Benson: Was he mad? Mr. Alexander: Well, he wa.sn't very pleased! Larry Vilmer: Would you punish someone for something he hasn't done? Miss Harris: No, of course not. Larry Vilmer: Well, I haven't done my trig.! Bobby Van Horn: I-Iaven'g you any newer anatomy books? These are at least ten years old! Miss Betty Gray: Look, Bob! There haven't be-ew any bones added to the human body in the last ten years. Jerry: tat the moviesjz Can you see all right? Marge: Yes. Jerry: Is there a draft on you? Marge: No. Jerry: Is your seat comfortable? Marge: Yes. Jerry: Change places with me, will you? PAGE 52 Ila Lucille Wood Jackie Woods Norma Lee Woolery Billy Gene Wooster' Doris Yeager Robert Yeater Delores Young Mary Ann Young Beverly: Junior, I'm sorry for treating you the way I did. You'll forgive me for being angry with you last week, won't you? Junior: Sure, that's all right. I saved S22 while we weren't on speaking terms! Stranger in Smith-Cotton: Only twelve o'c-lock? I thought it was more than that. Charlie Rayl tan old timerl: Around here, stranger, that's all it ever gets. Then we start over. Doc Bell and his girl were out roaming the fields when she plucked a daisy, and looking rogu- ishy at him, began to pull off the petals, saying: He loves me, he loves me not- You are giving yourself a lot of unnecessary trouble, aid Doc Bell. You should count the petals, ands the total is an even number the answer will be in the nega- tive: if an uneven number, in the affirmative. Nomah Dean Snow: Father is so pleased to hear that you're a poet. Don Wymer: Really? That makes me very happy. Nomah Dean Snow: Yes, the last boy friend of mine he tried to throw out turned out to be a wrestle1'! Billy Potter: She swears no man's lips have touch- ed hers! Bobby Tipton: That's enough to make any girl swear! Joanne Merriott: Well I've passed chemistry at last. Winnie Graham: Honestly? Joanne Merriott: What difference does it make now? Little pencil on the stair, Teacher didn't see it there Sailing through the air went he, Visiting hours two to three. Typographical error found in a senior student's English notebook: Wanted: White woman to keep house and cook two adults. Ph. 8-2671. In quest of a more healthful climate an ailing Easterner stepped off the train in a picturesque section of Missouri to make inquiry of a native who was leaning over a parking meter- Jerry Oliver: I say, friend, is this a healthful locality? Billy Sid Kennon: Healthy? Why this is the healthiest community you ever saw. Nobody ever dies in these parts! Jerry Oliver: That's strange. On my way iI1t0 town I passed a funeral procession on it's way to the cemetery! Billy Sid Kennon: tlaughinglyl Oh that, that WHS our undertaker. After forty years of waiting, the darned fool starved to death!! fl, 1 1 1 Lx wi! ft- - - --- g-X, f' X., .,- g-ff' fxix C' f 1 kv! x., g . n ff i- S-f' f il - A N W' X X , ,Q fix X f ' X,-T -K XX KN W KN X!! fw -. X X A XX J Y X HE -age.--+2 L X71 ' 'T ' - Yi J.: . x 1? .1 lx , if + Q ' 'XE 53 ,,. ,4..,1 -' V ,.,y. n.1.,,v GE3 President-l larold Iones X'icefPresident-Skippy Schultz Secretary-Kay Beth Sublett Reporter-Gloria Flores Sponsormbliss Cruzan Note: XVe regret to announce that physical disabilities, such as nmmps and maj-or operations, kept all officers except the president and reporter from apf pcaring in the picture. CLASS UFFIIIEHS THE FHESHNIEN Because we had discovered that air consisting of four parts sawdust, fiye parts smells, and two parts oxygen was very invigorating, and because we unfortunately had voiced our belief. we were this year as- signed to labor incessantly in the dumb animal department. Labeled the roustabouts of the circus, we'ye ironed trillions of wrinkles out of sophomore clowns' costumes and we've been of service to them in the sewing department. Since we were possessed with nimble fingers. the junior jugglers promptly pounced upon us with jars of glue and piles of broken chinaware with instructions to mend them or make some like them. Definitely possessing connections in the baled hay department. we'ye used our pull to the fullest extent to obtain bailing wire with which to mend the guy wires of the senior tight rope fiends. 'l'heir safety nets wc've rewoven with the aid of a bobby pin and binder twine. All season, as the particular duty of the freshmen, we'vc stuffed hay down hippos and poured tons of water down elephants until we'vc begun to think in terms of hay and water. VVith calloused hands and fallen arches we loolc back with mixed, though complacent, feelings on our hay and water year. PAGE 54 Donald Alloorn Eva Ruth Allcorn Dick Bobby Bartlett Amos Billy Arnold Kathryn Baldwin Wilfrid Barsch Norma Jean Basore Carol Helen Biery Fred Biggs yn Bellmer Shirley Bennett Gloria Bettise Donnie Beymer Johnny Booth Patsy Bradley Earl Bozarth, Jr. Goldie Beatrice Bozarth Beverly Braden Bonnie Brauer Betty Patty Callis Jean Brown Shirley Bryan Floyd Burton Doris Busker Billy Carpenter Alber ta Chamberlin Andrew Chancellor Ruth Ann Chancey Rovenia Cole Winifred Virginia Cole Billy Don Cooper Daryl Corbett David Craig James Lee Crum Marge Cummins Bobbie Ann Dale Vera Davis Jimmie Dent Jlncy Dunham George Edward Deuel Billy Ross Dey Bobbie Dale Dickerson Nancy Eaton Mario Shirley England n Edmundson Jack Edwards Sherry Edwards Bob Joe England Rluth Ann Fender Janice Fendley Pat Forbis Barbara Fisher Gloria Flores Illa Mae Forbes Dorothy Ford Emmett Fulton Larry Goldman Claudell Go Dixie Donald Garrett Donna Rose Garnett Bill Gilbert ode Gorrell Helen Grandfleld Don Gray Charles W. Grosvener PAGE 55 PAGE 56 Mary Lue Guymon Beverly Haerle Bonnie Haggard Raymond Hopper Jim Horn Betty Ann Halsey Jeann Harrell Loydean Hayes L Harold Hughs Harold Jones Mary Kathe Betty Hobby Jackson Adelia, Jett Jacques Jett ryn Jones Kabler Janet Keele Donald Joe Kettle Delores Kelley Bobby Joe Kelly Alberta Lane Bobby Joe Lano Richard Lanning Norma Lewis Joe Logan Mary Shirley Lnckey Aneta May Melba Shirley Marquess Donnie Laudenbergur 'l'o1nmy Leu Lu Logan Frances Loges Walter Loveland Jeanette Lucas McCoy McMillin Luella Mabry Harold Mannea Loyd Earl Manuel Lewis Martin Marilyn Miller Norman Miller Robert Miller Mary Lou Mitchell Shirley Mittenburg Mary Lou Modlin Paul Cynthia Mynatt Moon Lloyd Moore Donnie Mortin Claude Murphy Willie Sue Naylor Billy Percy Paul John Paxto Russe Carole Pile Neff Joan Overmier Billy Gene Palmer Doris Parrish n ll Petree Georgia Pettis Robert Pettit James Phelps Billy Jo Pirtle Ray Gene Pirtle Troy Lee Pirtle Violet Porter Donald Potter .lnnire Puckett Sonny ltnbonrn Martha: llzllisdell i'I:irlvnv itih-y .loam liiloy Alive Szlmlrn llynn llillinn Sulzl Gene Riltilllllrll Dorothy Italy Walter E. Richardson Ilissh-1' .lurk Roberts Hilly RIIIIISCQV Helen Rmnsey U0 tIvor1:i:: Sulmons .-XI.nt- Svlmltz .hum-rs Sillltlti .losvimli Snndzi ldllguzlo Srlmernmn llnlph Srlmlz .lu1l,,' Srottvn .lim Slniplmrml Num-y Shin- llorotl lVInry Simorly Maury Knlln-l'yn Scottun .lzlnvi S1-ztborg llvlvn Shepliztrd his ly 1.00 Shirley itlllggllllo Shoo Loni:-to Shoennlker Pefzgy .lo Slmll ldrm-st Simmons Normzz Simon Orillial. Smith Tvthly Smit Gloria Katy Ilt-th Subh-tt .iam-t Swop Putty fil'l'illtlilll! Tolmohe lion Idurl Smith lloh Smith Normal. .lnne Smith I1 Arlen Snztvely Leroy Steele lliuliard Stephens Carolyn Stewart ts Lon Taylor lletty .loam Thomu. Putty Thomas Sonny Thomas n Suu Vain Nuttu. lilthvl Vunght Joe Walter Jimmie Vztnght Stanley Walch Tommy Wah-h Ulmrles Walton Grave Watson Mnry Ellen White llilly Weathers .lohn Webb Harvey White ti ll. Williams lhmnhl Wills William Wolf EIGZIIIOVRE Wolfel Barbara Woodford i PAGE 57 PAGE 58 Ray Young Reno Young Ruthanne Zulauf IN MEMORIAM DONALD IOE KETTLE Ianuary 8, 1935 - February 16, 1949 K . K fix! f X 1 Q QVP33' - gnpgna. .fi Q 5 1 5 f1e,.We+ - 3 3. if QQ ,L I O of ., l ,7 lIlll55 IIFHIIEHE l7l'C5lClClll'-lllllllly Shy X'iee,l'i'csident-Sliirley llilton Seerctaryfl'rcasurer-lletty Snyder Reporter-A--IDelores Corsett Sponsor-Xlrs. llausani THE EIBHTH EHllIlE l,ast fall, as we hurried along a path lilierally decorated with candy and guru wrappers, abandoned potato chip bags, and forlorn looking coke hottles. our hearts beat faster. for we knew that our goal of niany years was just in sight. Arriying at our destination, we stopped in delight. 'l'here it was, a huge tent. ablaze with color and life, labeled Sinithsllotton lligh and packed to the brim with laughing, excited actors, lleing too unseasoned. too sniall and too, too tender to cope with the rough people with the cxper ienced elbows. we had to be content with hurried, stolen glimpses of the inany acts in the niain show. 'l'he eternal vigilance of O'l3enson, the cop, inade us realize that we were yet too young to get into the act. Nothing daunted, we tried to ignore the superi-or glances from the older and therefore priyileged characters entering the tent, and looked with fascination upon the breatlitaking performance of the seniors on the flying trapeze, of the juniors juggling fragile china dishes with nonehalant daring, and of the sopho more laugliinggly clowning up the act lay defying all known laws of gravity. As we were cllnowed roughly out of place, envy filled -our hearts and we thought. You just wait. we'll be on those high wires someday, and l bet that we'll look better in red underwear than they do. PAGE 60 Frank Anderson Bobby Arvieux Donald Barnes Dean Barry Donna Bennette Elsie Bergman Billy Bennett Donald Bennett Margaret Berry Naomi Beucke Billy Boner Marian Bradley Jimmie Bly Phyllis Bohling Gary Branstetter Lucille Briley Robert Brown Barbara Burton Johnnv Brooks Barbara Brown Dickie Buso Joan Bryam Janice Carl Betty Lou Case James Cable Kathryn Calrer Mary Jo Case Jean Casto Carol Clark Donald Chapin Ronald Chapin Gloria Jean Cook Margaret Cook Nancy Cook Shirley Cooper Garry Cox William Elmer Crafton Kathryn Craig Batty Cramer Bert Crawford VVayne Davidson Charles Davis Dickie Crouch Albert Cusick Earlene Davis Ray Davis Donnie Delph George Dotson Barbara Decker Jo Ann DeHaven Dickey Dillon Catherine Anne Drake Bobby Esser Charlene Ezell Shirley Jean Dumsday Jo Ann Edwards Lydia Farris Douglas Falconer Lloyd Flippin 'Rlobert Lee Fulton Ralph Harvey Good pasture Delores Gorsett Shirley Greer Delbert Grosvenor Shirley Rose Haerle Betty Hageman PAGE 61 l l l l l n l PAGE 62 Donald Hall Harold Gene Hall Benjie Harned Betty Hayworth Gerald Harrell Jimmy Harrison Donnie Hayes Karen Head Charles Henderson John Higgins Vivian Henderson Betty Hicks Robert Hieronymus Shirley Hilton Gerald Holman Carolyn Houston Orlyn Rav Homan Tommy Hood James Hotsenplller John Houston Kenneth Humphrey Joy Jordan Bobby Jackson Arthur Jentz Shirley Jones Howard Curtis Kabler Donald Koelling Hollis Lane Conrad Knight Billy Joe Kramer Harley Kuhlman Lloyd Lawson Betty Lemens Gerald Lohnes Bobby Lewis Warren Ray Lewis David Lingle Carolyn Mae McFall Shirley Manns Ilene Moon Betty Mae Roland Means Barbara Ann Meyer Hazel Miller Mullins Ann Dell Naylor Earl Nold Ona Lou Nelson Peggy Neville Joyce Ann Nichols Bobby Odell Betty Jean Parker Joyce Phillips Earl Paxton Darlene Peters Barbara Peterson Shirley Phillips Wanda Phillips Albert Pringle Dwight Pulley Henry Randall Dale Ler-oy Rleam Evelyn Reckard Judy Rissler Ellis Ritchey Audrey Jeannette Roberts James Roberts Tricia Robinson Bob Rlosencrans Gayle Rowlette Donna Lou Rudd Dick Rucker J. C. Rucker Pattle Rucker Charlotte Ann Salveter Donald Samuels Lilyan Satterwhite James Schneck Della Schrader Barbara Schumacher James Schwermer Jim Shepherd Marilyn Simmons Gerald Siro Aloha Leroy Joe Shoemaker Neva Lee Shoemaker Jimmy Shy n Smith Arthur Smith Bob Smith Donald Earl Smith Shirley Ann Smith Betty Snyder Edna Gordon Strain Southard John Starke Doris Ann Steele Velma Stephenson Donald Stratton Betty Wanda Turner Joy Tweet Stroup Buddy Tarr Mary Sue Thompson Gerald Turner Shirley Twenter Barbara Vinson Stanley Ulmer Ann Van Dyne Jackie Vansell James Vinson Skippy Vinson Jackie White Van White Berna James Wyatt Gordon You Russell Vinson Charles Walch Faye Walters rd Wilborn Ardean Witthaus Ruth Woodford Cecil Woods C6 Standley York Lou Eva Young Stanley Young PAGE 63 PAGE ,ff LGB if N N V' 1 ? . f gay f-1 METIUITY UUEEN HEH IVIHJEETY MNH MTTENURNT5 PXYII. XILll'iUI'iL' Swlliull, Xlgllccllgl IUIICN. .Xlll HUNIEIJIJIVIINIS QUEEN HEH Mmmv mum nmwnmsns Scttx' Bracllcx. lame Mxckcns. Xurum XX all MHEHIVE5 UUEEN Xliss Virginia Xviufllll HEH IVIILIESTY ANU MTENUMNT5 ' Edwards, NVinnic Graham, Virginia XVHI PAGE 72 SENIIJH UUEEN ss Betty H0110 DiH41l'd JN? mf f ,tr-ew ' a. . K . 4 ,Ii -. 1 ' , ' N-3 - HEH IVIMESTY MNH RTTENURNT5 XX llllliC Graliaiu, Bctty Belle Dillard. Virginia VVillii1 PAGE 73 R Y Y lf Yi 21285 Sf U X ,QZLXQ 1115 W , ,Q v 7,7 K-99 I I I S2549 .K-T fy- ,M 1 , I Q Il' Q' 5 I 1 l kg? X ? I ' 0, r. 14.4 M W..- PAGE 76 l'1ClifflT-ilI'CIliCf .'Xssoci11tc liditors .-Xd1'crtis111g AlllllilgCT .'X5SiSfLlllf txClVCl'fiSillg liusillcss Ixlilllllgfff IIHIIHIVEE STAFF '43 .'XSSiSl2IIlf Busincss 1xI2lllLlgCl' Class liditor ,'Xctix'1ty liclitor .'Xtl1lctic l'1clitor l'lC2lfllfC liditor Art lfclit-ors Vypists Sponsor Hob CLITCIIICI' A111111 Hull Dorothy lxllll Kccd 1-X. I. C11111pl1cH Pinky Scott Nlzlrvin Ilz111igg111 Bob Xyllll llilfll xlllfglllff Ila111pso11 ixllll Rmlfrow .Ml Ii111 .'XfkillSOII N2lllC'f' McgXtcc Cllklflll liclwarcls Patti Ilowurd Carolyn Coopcr Puffy lfdwards IQQ111 Swcglcs VVi1111ic Gral1z1111 Mrs. VIVIICIIIIH Cook R. Scott Gardner Marvin P, Hanigan A. J. Campbell Editor-in-Chief Business Manager Advertising Manager RHTEHIVES STAFF Way off in a little corner of the big-top was what was called the worry-room. It was a room bereft of face-paints, costume trunks, or any of the other normal acoutrements of the circus set. There was a most disgusting typewriter that would not spell Q as Pat Edwards would attestj, a few scraps of paper that lean Swegles had been trying to use as a solitaire deck, and that horrible monster, rubber cement! Alma Hall and Dorothy Ann Reed will dream of that sticky, gooey substance all the rest of their lives! As you have no doubt guessed, this little cubicle is what you were wont to call the Archives Staff room. While the rest of you were rehearsing and presenting many acts and side-shows, the seven- teen members of the staff were concentrating on only one presentation - the 1949 Archives. Throughout the 1949 season Gardner relentlessly whipped the staff on towards the achievement of their goal, and many's the time he stood trial before the all-powerful Captain Cook, quaking in his boots! Campbell and Hanigan had the set-up though! There was not a sixth hour went by that didn't see these estimable lads heap their ledgers, vouchers, and pens upon the willing arms of their understudies, Bob Van Horn and Pinky Scott, and take off for that cool coke and a moment of relaxation. Atkinson didn't even have to go downtown for his cokes. He sat in the worry-room sipping a cool one and musing over many pictures of our honored athletics until the inspector caught him red-handed with a bottle under his sweater. While this was going on, Winnie Graham was usually hunting for the often-lost worry-room key. Howard, Cooper, and Charla Edwards joyfully built castles out of a heap of rulers, pens and con- struction paper, once in a while they even spilled some ink. Renfrow was always pleading with the editor to get this write-up in so she could set up the activity section. As Nancy McAtee assembled some of the snapshot pages, and Maggie Hampson got the sponsor's O. K. on her class write-ups, we heard them register content, so you get a glimpse of our staff at work. Now our work is done! It's been fun, a privilege, and a worry, but if you appreciate these one- hundred twenty-eight pages, we'd do it all over again. Here is the 1949 Archives. Take it, we hope you like it! PAGE 77 PAGE '78 DICNNIS SICIXIKIIN President EENIIIH SIUHENI EIIIINIIIII IOI IN IIISISS Vice-President BI1,l.ARNOLD PTCSICICllt , R, JUNIUH SIIIUENI IIIIUNIIII fm BILL COOPER V ice-President SENIOR STUDENT COUNCIL Dennis Semkin, John Heiss, James Dittmer, Marvin Harrigan, Bill McCrary, Bob Stanley, James Johnson, Sid Kennon, Bob Monsess, Donald Pummlll, Harold Harvey, Wilma Schilb, Sid Vanderlinden, Gene Williams, Bob Holtzen, John Cockran, Betty Brown, Mary Ann Johnson, Ann Renfrew, Donna Robinson, Beverly Wolf, Pinky Scott, Carl Quinn, Arthur Conley, Leo Eickhoff, Joyce Kubli, Bob Sims, Richard Vansell, Bette Dillard, Marcell Jones, Nancy McAtee, Shirley Shoe, Barbara Tweet, Noma Walker, Myron Herrick, Donald Percival, Larry Vilmer Ralph Walker, Juanita Means, Beverly Haggard, Carolee Johnson, Mary Catherine Waters, Dorothy Ann Reed, Charles Rayl, Dale Whitfield, Ted Van Nada, Harold Jones, Karl Brosing. President .....,,... ..,.. D ennis Semkin Vice-President .... ..,.,,..,. I ohn Heiss Secretary ..,...., ,.., B everly Haggard Treasurer ..... Iim Dittmer Here are the Seni-or and Iunior Councils for 1948-1949. The Councils represent thc student body in weekly meetings held under the sponsorship of Miss Edna Snell These organizations participate in school government and endeavor to support all school activities. Through this media, students may express their ideas and help to mold public opinion. President .,.,......... . . Billy Arnold Vice-President ..... ,....... B ill Cooper Secretary .,........ .... K ay Beth Sublet Treasurer .. ..., Dixie Gorrell JUNIOR STUDENT COUNCIL Billy Arnold, Bill Cooper, Gloria, Flores, Jimmie Shy, Shirley Bennett, Barbara Brown, Patty Cramer, Dixie Gorrell, Beverly Hearle, Ilene Moon. Darlene Peters, Carol Pile, Shirley Smith, Betty Snyder, Kay Beth Sublet, Ann Van Dyne, Delores Gorsett, Joan Harrell, Mary Lou Modlen, Naomi Beueke, Gayle Rolet, Floyd Burton, Bill Carpenter, Bill Ross Dey, David Lingle, Donald Potter, Bob Smith, Charles Walch, Stanley Walch, Charles Wal- ton, Bill Roberts, Dick Buso. PAGE 79 l 1 SICNIORS Yrouue Bohou Betty' Bradley Betty llrowu Catherine llrowii luue Cantrell lleleu Cox Iletty' Davis Bette Dillarcl Charla l'1clu'arcls Pat l'lclwzr1'cls Peggy lillis XYiuuie Crahzuu Bev. llaggarcl .Nlma llall Sue llarris Patti llowarcl Carolee Iohusou listher Leiter Iuauita Nleaus lo,'Xuu Xlerriott Douua Naugel :Xuu lieufrou' .Nuita Self N-omah D. Suou lithyl Starke Io :Xuu Summers Ieau Swegles Peggy' Thomas Xlary C, XVaters Norma XValz Peggy XVilliarus Virgiuia Xvillillllh PAGE 80 SPIZ IILUH XVC are the pep club of Smith-Cottou. that spoutaueous burst of lusty uoise which eau be heard for blocks cluriug any game. Sixty-four strong we staucl with our bright yellow jackets aud black skirts to proricle the basic pep for the rest of the Crowcl. ERVIVE TO OUR SCHOOL HIDE OE OUR SCHOOL NTEIKEST IN OUR SCHOOL lp FOR OUR SCHOOL OLORS. GOLD AND BLACK OVE OUR ALMA MATER NITY, EVERY ONE EST CLUB IN SMITH-FOTTON IUNIORS Dorothy .Nuclersou Ioau Beuuett l.ouise Chasuoff Nlary Cowhercl Patty' Croi' Ioau Cummins Auua Lee Dotsou Xlargie Cleuu Ieau Ilaiues Xlimi llale Xlary A. Iohusou Nlareella I-oues Barbara lot' Douua Kuerl Ioyee Kubli Katherine Lambirth Yaucy XlexXtee Dorothy .Xuu Reed Louise Reufrow Douua Nl, R-obiusou Betty Iaue Rose XVilma Sehilb Virgiuia Scott Nlary Alice Sheffield Shirley Shoe Sibyl Shy Barbara Tweet Olive Viueeut Xlargaret A. NYacle Lydia NVaguer Xxyilllilll XYhite lo Ann Ziuk President . V ice-President , Secretary ., . 'Treasurer ,.,. Sergeant-at-Arins Sponsor , MEMBERS Iirn Atkinson Karl Brosing Bill Buhlig Bob Cahill A. Campbell Iiin Dittmcr Donnie Dowdy Bob Dowdy Charles Edward Bob Gardner Ronald Gates lack Gold Bob Hall Marvin Hannigan Iohn Heiss Bill Holst Marvin Hopper Ianies Iolinston Sid Kennon Cecil Lujin Bob Malone Bill Matthews Bob Mousees Charles Phillips Bill Potter Bob Ray Bill Riley Dale Ruffin A Bill Schwenk Bob Schultz Dennis Semkin Bob Shultz Arthur Spraggins Bob Tipton Sydney Vanderlindcn Larry V ilmer Ralph VValkcr lim VVatts L ELUH ,. . Larry Vilmer ., .,.i, Sid Kennon ,. Bill Potter ., .,.i. Bob Tipton , ,.., Bob Schultz ,. . Mr. Ball The Lctterrnan's Club of Smith-Ciotton is an organization limited to junior and senior boys who have achieved a letter in any field, have kept an M average -of all grades. and have been selected by the Club's members. The L Club is an organization of service to thc students and to the administration of Smith- Cotton. lt also encourages leadership and good will in our school. Some of the main activities of the school year are sponsored by the L Club. lt sponsors the Interclass Basketball Tournament. The boys have provided the eats at all football and several basket- ball games. They have also sold tickets for the movie, YOU GOTTA STAY HAPPY , which seems also to be one of their motto's-we've certainly heard it a lot. The two latter activities provide the moola for the clnb's animal spring banquet, one of the most festive social occasions of the school year. PAGE 81 - ,-, .4nn, A ,A i . NIl'IlNlBl'IRS Dennis Seinlain Iaines Iohnston Boh Gardner Cfeeil l.ujin xyrtlun' Spraggins Clyde XYillizuns Sihyl Shy' Boh Yan llorn l.eo liiekhoff XYihna Sehilh Nlilton Cliainherizn Charles Bayl Sid Kennou XVanda XYhite VVilliaui Riley' Boh Iloltzen Betty' Brown Pat Curnutt Margaret llanipson Ioyee Kuhli Mary' Ann Young Shirley' XVilson Mary' Ann lohnson PAGE 82 Nl'TIl1NllllIJHiEN5IIJ lfllllllf President Boh Gardner Yicefllresident Bill Riley' Secretary' Cecil Lujin Sponsor Nliss Sawford 'l'he Sniith-Cotton Chapter of the National lfor ensie League at the heginning of the l9-IS-lil-19 school year consisted of sixteen nieinhers, hut after the initiation held March 2, seven in-ore students heeanie inenihers which brought the inenihership to twenty'- three. Some of the l948fl9-+9 dehate victories of import ance were thc following: November lllsl l, Springfield Tournament, third place - Deecinher ll-ll Indepens dence 'l'ournanicnt, second place A l ehru:uy' 5, l ut ton 'l'ournzunent. first place. The niost important debate victory' f-or Smith Cotton in inany' years was achieved when the first team yy'-on the N. lf. L. State Chzunpionsliip in the 'Il0llfllZllHCIlt held at Normandy' lligh School, on March ll-l3. By' defeating Sikeston. luekson and Springfield in the quarter-finals, semi-finals. and finals. Smith-Cotton won the title held last year hy' St. l,ons University' Iligh School. VVC are l-ookiug forward to the spring contests to be held at Central Missouri State College, and the University' of Missouri. XVC owe much to Xliss Sawford for guidance and understanding, and we feel that it has been a very successful forensic year for Smith- Cotton. NllTIl1Nlll HIINUH SUIIIETY President Charles licliyarcls XvlL'C'l7I'CSlllL?lll Barbara 'l'xyeer Secretary 4 Peggy 'llioinas Sponsor Miss llazel Cray SICNIUR XIl'lXlBl'lRS IUNIOR MEMBERS lnngene llerginan .'X. I. Cainplmell Q:ll2ll'lCS l'lclyya1'cls Patty l'iclwarcls linnny lfencler Holm Carclner Margaret llainpson listlier l.eiter lXlarjorie l.ielnel Ceeil l.niin lloli Nlonsees l7ilfI'lCl1l Opp Bill Riley Dennis Semkins Iean Sweglcs Mary Catherine XYatcrs ,Peggy Tlionias NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY XS fi V r Q. ' NA Cz- -i 2 bw A 1 -4 0 Dorothy Anclerson Cene lloekelinan Milton Clianiluerlain Carolyn Cooper Xlary Cowliercl loan Cnnnnins Margie Clenn Ioan Iones Ioyee Kell Donna R-olminson Bobby Rocleeker Slnrley Shoe Sibyl Sliy lioluerr Solomon Barbara 'l'wcet Olive Vincent Margaret Ann VVacle UHEHESTHR I HIINU BAND PERSONNEL ORCHESTRA OISOIG Arlene Snavs-ly IIASSOON .lnn llvnt, Jerry Sims IC-I+'l,A'I' l'l,ARlNI'I'I' l'atty Ifltlwarrls R-I+'I,A'I' t'l.ARINI'I'I' Shirley Ilryan .lim I'It'IIlIt'I' t'aroIyn Garrett tlortlon Iloorman Iloh Ilioronymns Ilotty Martin Mary Ann Moore .Iohn iN'iOiill'I'SililII3.1il lboris .l, l'nmmiIl llolm Rose-nqnist J. t'. iilIt'iit'I' Santlrv. Ryan Iloh SVIIIIIZ Ilill Srliwvnii .IZIIIIUS Taylor Gordon Strain Norman Witthans Wayne Yonrv Wanda. Young l1'l,ll'I'If2 l'atrivia, Opp 'l'rim'ia Robinson t'aroIyn Stewart MASS t'LARlNl'Z'l' Ilalph Walker AIi'I'O SAXOPIIONIG llit-li llnso Vaitn Potter K1-nm-th Smith Wantla. Whitt- 'I'l+ZNOR SAXOPIIQ Hill llnhlig Ilill INIatthews Sonny Rahonrn IIA R I TONIC SAXA PH ON IC Marvin Hooper PORN I-YI' IQ TRU M PICT Tommy Fowler Ilon Gray lloh Romlec-ker Leo Vinson Jimmy Watts Van White llob Wiliams Ray Young llARl'l'0NI+l llonald Carl Charles Walt-h BASS llonald Garrett llonalml Rapp Ileverly NVoIl' llonaltl Wymer l'lCRt'I'SSlON Ann Goist Raymond lloplpt-r t'arolyn Morgan Alhert Pringle Shirley Smith Roh Stanley Loo Weir Ruth Anne Znlanf l+'RI'ZNt'll HORN Ronnie Iiraner tleneva UFZIIIIPI' Marian Illclinnndson Roh llall Donald Harrison Iloh Miller TROIVIISONIG llit-lc Amos L-eo Ifliekhoff Rob Smith Beverly Trotter Director: Mr. ' IJIRST VIOLIN Rnth Ann Ilotts Barbara Brown Shirley Bryan Winnie Graham Marvalee llarhit, .lo Ann Paisley Albert Pringle Lvanna Rasa Ilorothy Ann Reeti Ann Renfrow Jean Swegles Alberta Runge Donna M. Robinson Charles Walt-h SECOND VIOLIN Doris Ilnsker Catherine Drake Patti Iloward Marjorie Liehel Ilazel Miller Betty Snyder Jimmie Sntherlin Janet, Swope Mary Ellen VVhite ldleanore Wolfel VIOLA Patty t'aIIis Niarszaret t'ook Charles Ifltiwartis Donald Potter .Indy Scotten Virginia Wiliams CICLLO Margie Cinnmings Anna Lee Dotson Joy:-e Kell Lawrt-in-e Martin George Mill-er Dorothy IXlomherg Donna Lon Rudd Mary C. Scotten I'. Alcxzmdcr PERSONNEL RASS Nanry Cook Lois Reese Wanda White .Io Ann Zink OIROIG Kenneth Love Arlene Snavely t'LARINlfI'l' Gene lloclwlnian Patty Ifltiwartis Ilettv Sue Martin .Iohn INiOiIlt'I'Sb1lIIf.'fII RASS l'I,ARINIG'I' Ralph Walker IIASSOON Jerry Sims 'I' ll ITM l'lC'l' lloh Rorlet-ker Jimmy Watts l+'LI'TIC Patriria. Opp Carolyn Stewart 'l'liOMl2ONl+1 Leo I'Iickl1ol't' Iloh Smith FRICNVII HORN Geneva t'ramer Bob Dowtly Roh IIaII llonalrl Ilarrison l'IfJRl'IISSlON lloh Stanley Ruth Anne Znlant' PAGE 8 ....'i'!llEF'.i.Ei!'.H.'!E.,.t .Xnaln Allvorn, llorothy Amit-rson, Marla-nv Arnoltl. Don Bariws. .loan Bvnne-tt, Betty Botlinv. linth Ann Bolts, Batty B. Braillt-y. Karl Brosing, Bvtty Brown, Mary A. Bnnth, M4-lyin Bnrhlt-, Lore-tta Burton, Lonisv t'hasnol'l'. Arthur t'onl1-y. llvlvn Vox, th-nt-va t'ranwr, l'at t'roy. Betty Davis, .lim lbittmvr. Anna lmt- llotson, Bolt llowtly. lll-lll.l liulwaruls. t'harlm-s lielwartls, I,-vo l'lit'kliot'l', Bill Franklin. Bolt tlarflne-r, Varolyn tlarrt-tt, Margie- tilt-nn. Barhara tlrw-vit. .loan Hmm, Stanlvy tluinn, Bvyt-rly llaggard. Alma Hall, Dale- llammonfl, Narxal4-v llarlmit. thim- ..,. ll.t1i..tore-. Sm- llarris, Mary A. Johnson, Mart'vlla Joiws, t'arol Kreislvr. Nivk Knntz, Marjorie- Lit-lie-l. .lim Marr, Jam- Nlirln-tis. Dorothy lyloinln-rg, Iboima Nilllflfill. Jerry Oliyefr, Patrim-ia Opp. Iitlith l'arkvr, Sonny llalmonrn. Ilonalwl Rami, Vharlf-H Bayl, llorothy Be-ml, Ilonna Robinson, ltllla Il-tw ltumzw, llon Sands. Wilma Srhillm, Bolt St-lmltx. Pinky Scott, Virginia Scott, Mary Alia-P Slivt't'ivlfl. Sihyl Shy, Nilvs Sims, Mary ll. Skillman. Bolt Smith. lo lllt n 'l'hoiton lloiothx 'l'oxxnml ll: lou s Tmnvt Bl lv ut 'Vxyett Oliyf Vim t nt t'h til: N W llc h lox 4 Y ilk . l . i. .,.' , .,.. . .I 1l.z.z .Ni v, .,. :.,l. 1 .vtxz Y Norma Walk:-r, Itnth A. Wars-ham, .lim Watts, Wanda VVhita-, t', ll. Williams. llvugzy Williams. Bi-tty Willis, Nornmn Witlhans. Billy Woostvr, Bon Wynwr. oflfifl t3'6n000 ' EIHU5 Gill, IILUH luva lintli Allt-orn. Pat Bam.:ln-r, t'arolyn llt'l1llltll'. Gloria Bettis, llvlen Bivry, Beyt-rly Brzulvn. Patsy Brarllvy. t'atln-rmt- Broun. Lore-Ita Burton, Mary A. Byrnvs, Barbara t'arnc-y. llovenia Vols-, th-iitwa t'ram1-r, Bolmhit- Ann Ilalv, Btlth Ann Ili-rln-r, .linry Ilnnham, Nant-y Eaton. Sherry ltltlwarcls, l,a1n'a lfairlax, .lanivv lfvmllvy, Barbara lfislwr, llonna Bose- tlarri-tt, Vlantlvll Goode, Dixie tlorrell. Helen Granfivlcl. Doris .Ivan tlrvt-ii. lmona llall, Loytlvan llayvs, .lanvt liwils-, Shirlvy l,m-levy, Shirley Marqnvss, Zona Means, Patsy Mille-r. Mary l,on Mitt-ln-ll. Vynthia Mynatt. Wamla l't-tri-v, .lanirv lhlvkvtt, Marjorit- llaylt-. Alicv llissler, Alino Schultz, .Intly St-otti-n. .lane-I Svaln-rg, llorothy Shirle-y, Ilorotliy Short, Peggy Sllllll, At'Ivl1v Snavaly, Kay B. Suhlvtt. K5lllli'l'lllP Snniint-rs, l'atty Taylor, th-m-ya Thompson, Shirlvy Todd. Ethyl Vauprht, .Ioycv Walk. Alive Walton, Ruth Ann Warham, Joyeu- Witc-lwr. In-tort-s Young. Paula Jones, Judy Brock, Betty Brown. PAGE 86 V EIGHTHEHHUEEHUHUS M:11'g:11'vl Ht'I'I'y. 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Dm-is 81114111-, Yvlirm 811-11- lwiisuii, lwlly Slrolip, Maury 'l'il0IllI?SlJll. Joy 'Fwa-1-1, Shirlvy 'I'wv11t1-11 Hill'il2lI'2l ViIlSUll, Al'1ll'illl Wilthaills. liulh Wood t'u1'1i. Lou l'Zv:1 Yhlllli-I, Ilvtly l.t'IllIllUllS, Ihnhly 'lw2ll'l'. Xviillllil Phillips. .Iilll Sllvpliziiwl, lim-1111111-1111 Strung, HHYTHIVIMHE5 l1'li0N'l' ROW: liill lhlhlig, Ralph Walks-1', Roh S1'h11lx,Ji111 AlkillSUll, M, I.. lioopvr. lkill Nhittlu-ws. SIGVUNIP HOW: Iloh Willizams, .li111111y NVa1l1s. Hob R0llt'l'ki-'l', 1.110 ICi1'l1i1oI'i'. f'il2ll'l4'S Wulvh, Huh Smith. M11 .l. 'l'. Al1'XZlllIit'l', Dil't'l'i0l'. MACK ROW: Wauula White, Sally Dowdy, Bob Stanley. PAGE 87 PHI 111 EHENI 1'1'cs1c1c111 11111 1'vC11C1C1' SL'Q'1'L'1111'1 1111111 S111111' x'1L'L'-1,1'CS1C1L'11f 111111 Xlmumccs SC1A,gC'l1111L11.X1'111N S1211l1L'1' C11111111 111111 R1lL1CL'1iL'1' Sp1111w1' N111 XX'11N1111 1. 1 5. 1L.15111L1 17'1'111'11N11'N11111'1i9' 1'11111'i 1X11'i11-41111 101 111111f'I1v1' .1111111 111'1'21112l111I. 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PAGE SS 5111131 EHEW full 111c1c1c1': Clmrlcs l'1c1wa11'c1s 111111111 1j111lIlCI' 11101410 C-11111 l1c111w: 11111 Gilbert 1101111161 Cates 1501111141 .'X11COlAll USHEHB 13:11-14 Ron: 13161 N111 1 c:ll11lCl'1llC 11l'0NX'll N111'111z111 XVo111c1'y M11 BC11, SPOIISOI' 1,111 131111,g11c1' 10111111 811111111013 1 Row: 1c1111 Swcg1cs N11111111 H2111 C11111111 1'1C1XX'1lI'C1!s A111121 111111 Pcg '1'1lOlllllS 111 lJ1C'1'lII'L'i C11ro1cC 11111115-4111 1 -. a,..., PAGE S9 .luvk Iluld, Put Cook. Nlul'g:urv1 Ann Wmlv, Iivtlw llillzml. .Iolm H1-iss I f':u'ul K1 PAGE 90 TWIHLEH5 'visllm-. lkvvvrly l'a-lvrs, .ls-un Hilillf-'S, .lllklI1iIll Mvuns. K211ll4'I'illil l,ambir1h, Ruby Huw lmetln Buxton Ussmmfw Q X x4','h 19411 IJENTHM NIi55IJllHl EUNFEHENIIE IIHMVIPIUNS C0-CAPTAINS SID KENNON, Tackle BOB SHULTZ, H. B. Height 4 6 ft. Height 3 5 ft. 11 in, Weight - 200 lbs. Weight B 160 lbs. Four Letters Four Letters f'0llfF!I'9llCQ First Team Conference First Team Egg Ill I PAGE 92 II ' Ill ll, ..: Ei! STARTING LINE-UP BACKFIELD: Hanigan, Dowdy, Bob Ray, Shultz LINE: Tiption, Kennon, Bryant, Vilmer, Potter, Phillips, Bill Ray BILL POTTER, Guard CHARLES PHILLIPS, Tackle DELBERT' BRYANT, GIIIUTI Height , 5 ft. 10 in. Height - 6 ft. 3 in. Height M 5 ft. 10 in. VVeight ff 200 lbs. Weight - 200 lbs. Weight - 170 lbs. Three Letters One Letter Tw-0 Letters Confevem-e Second Team tg 1 , 1 it . MYRON HPJRRICK, Guard DON DOWDY. Guard BOB MONSEES, Guard Height - 5 ft. S in. Height - 5 ft. 9 in. Height 3 5 ft. S in. Weight. - - 170 lhs. Weight E 165 lbs. Weight - 170 lbs. One Letter One Letter One Letter PAGE 93 MARVIN HANIGAN, Q. B. LARRY VILMER, Center DON PUMMILL. Q. B Height 1 5 ft. 10 in. Height - 5 ft. 10 in. Height Q 5 ft. T in. Weight. 4 145 lbs. Weight. 4 170 lbs. Weight 4 155 lbs. One Letter Two Letters One Letter t'onferem-e l-lonorahle Mention Uonference First. Team .1 X A If I, Yr-1' PAGE 94 GENE UOWDY. H. B. BOB RAY. F, B. BOB CAHILL, H. B. Height 4- 5 ft. 11 in. Height 4 6 ft. Height 4 5ft. R in. Weight 4 155 lhs. Weight 4 175 lhs. Weight -4 145 lbs. Two Letters One Letter Two Letters V Y HOB TIPTON, End GENE HARGROVE. End BILL RAY, End Height - 6 ft. 2 in. Height - 5 ft. 11 in. Height 4 6 ft. 1 in Weight - w 175 lbs. Weight - 145 lbs. Weight L 175 lbs. One Letter One Letter Two Letters - -V -.--. 78 1948 CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS Sl'l I'lNG: Kenneth Ray, Walter Williams, Virgil Rogers. Tom Menefee, Leo Eiekhoff, Wiley Walter, Stanley Walch, Ted Van Nada, Bill Arnold. KNICELING: Asst. Manager Cecil Monsees, Bob Cahill, Bill Wheeler, Leon Nold, Don Dowdy, Myron Herrick, Roh Monsees, Don Pnmmill, Delbert Bryant, Marvin Hanigan, Bob Shultz, Manager Don Belhner. STANDING: Coach Glnvin. Gene Hargrove, Gene Dowdy, Bob Ray, Bill Ray, Bob Tipton, Charles Phillips, Sid Kennon, Gene Fry, Larry Vilnier, Bill Potter. Coach Dow. PAGE 95 FUTURE TIGERS SITTING: Nolrl, Hain, Hotsenpiller, Rathbnrn, Lingle. KNEI'Il.lNG: Blain, Arnolrl, Schulz, Lzinning, GHl'l'iJtl,vV2l1i'h STANIXING: Cozu-h Ball, Phelps, Forbis, Moon. Alcorn, Cooper, Sands, Dent, Burton. iH4H 5Ell5UN DATE OPPONENT PLACE W THEY September lil ,,..,. Marshall ,..... There ...,.. 18 .. 7 September 24 ,..,.. Kemper ...... Here ...,. ...., I ll ,.., 0 October 1 ,.,..,.. St. Peters ...,. There 1X .,... li 01-iober 15 . Hannibal ..,, There .,,.,. 21 ..,..... 12 October 22 4... Columbia ............. There 26 .....,,. 12 October 255 ,...... Jefferson City ...... Here .... 14 ,..., 6 November Il ....,., Independence ........... There 6 ,...,... 19 November 12 ....., M. M. A. ..........,........... Here .... 14 ..,.. T November 19 .,..,. North Kansas City ..,....,.................... Here ........... 20 ,.... 7 November 26 Raytown Show-me-Bowl-Game ..,. Columbia 20 0 PAGE 96 THE' VARSITY Nll lllll linux luulm lull lilll Nlmlxux Hill Xlm'- nn l zx'l Quinn. IHXNIPINH: Rlxwvin I,ilIIlxl'llIlll, lllll llrm' . ' 'a ' 'z . 4 . l all X lu Il x Xllm-11' Hula Vxllllllk NICIGIAINQIZ Illll lump, lmls llplml. I,1ll llllsl. lmll N .ll -1. l,. I. W ' ' C0-CAPTAINS l,.Xlll.N Xll,NIl,l. Hill lll l'llX llxvn ll-ll:-lvl llllru lvl! rsh l.Zll'Ij'N uuml Sll1ll'llIlIll1SlIlIl :xml H114 nl lllv lligllvst MUIIIS ul lla-ll lrzxll llxlmllmu mum- lln- llllllll' lluw s--alsml, Hula lnlpwl lnul Iln lk-Iluus inxpil'.1lifm In prmllllw :ln wx 'l'l3l4'l'S 'ln In xnlmx llw xullmy ul vw-1IIlnll:ll lmll -llllw. lmslwlf will ln Illl ssl-ml nw-xt vm-'ll' PAGL 97 llII.l. lltlI.S'l' MARVIN LANKFINHAU RALPH VVAl.KlCli ttwo lt-ttc-rsh lone letter! ttwo lvttvrsl With 'Otto' playing post posi- As :i izilurfl. Marvin nil?-tl up Ralph wus one of tho liiglit-st tion wc- just haul to svort-. llvre-'s vx1wi'ieu1t-P that will he usvful to scorers ot' the svuson until he- wus hoping h-tl tlot-s iq ugqziin nt-xt yt-ur. tht- whole tezun next year. livcauisv of ill ill-lililll, t'oi'1-ml to quit lilI,l. lVlct'RAliY HILL BROVVN BILL MORGAN tons- lf-ttvrp ltwo le-tiers! Hlllt' lt-ttvri 'tlzihhy' was in tlivrm- working Ont- oi' tho starting: five. this llill. though only El sophoinort hzirtln polishing: his tvclniiqiu- :intl junior Wally kent our opponvnts gained vxpvi'iviim- thut will Vvully 1-4-silly giving: somv good 1w1't'ol'- Lflll'SSlllL.f with his tlvveptivo ball show up in '50 and '5l. inuni-vs. handling. PAGE 93 c IIII.I. RAY t'.-XIII. QIIINN Itlllt' lvttviw tuiw Ivttt-VI .Xitliuiigli IIiII was Iz1i1I III! for t'z1i'l rirupiwti iii at the first of iilv, lltl 1Ii1l il sm-II job 111' Ii-111-11 IIIII st-usnii i'1'o111 Molwriy to 111111 111 things 1'1vIIi11g. ll utility poraitioii. 1948-49 BASKETBALL SCHEDULE We Opponent They ZH ,,,.... ....,. ' lwililtill ....,......,..........,. .... ,.4l JICI.. ...... Wimlsoi' .........,,...........,...,,.... ...J32 t'. M. F. 'I'0lII'IIilllIl'lII TIT It-l't't'1'wo11 t'itv Sill 215 ..,..... .,.... I i'Q'IlIllt'l' ,... .......... ...... I I 4 C!-I ....,.. ...... I Iz111i1ibz1I ..,.... ,.,.,. C Ili 45 ,...... ....., II I11i'sI1:1Il ......... .,,... I ISI IS ...,... ,,,... I Ia111i1ib:1I ,......... ...... 4 4 415 .... . .,.,. .I11l'l'f1l'su11 t'ily ..... .,.... 4 S TU ....... .,,,., I ft'IllIlt'l' ....,,..,,.... ....,, 2 S 57 ....... ..,,.. X V21 I'I'4'IlSblII'Q,' ...... IIT Tl ....... ...... 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Rieharrl Stephens, Sonny Rahourn, Kenneth Hill. KNlCl'Il,lNCl: Pat Forhis, Bill Cooper, Tom Menefee, Bill Deeker, Don Aleorn. IllHlElIE SEMSUN l34H-43 'l'he mighty men from Smith-Cotton went forth to the football fields with grim determination in their eyes. 'l'he spirit our boys showed, their unbeatable talent, and the enthusiasm of the student body brought old Sniitli-Cotton yietory both in the Central Missouri Conference. and the Post-Season Show-Me lXou'l garlic with llaytown! Our basketball men met obstzleles all down the line. The stumbling blocks ineluded mumps amd icy roads! Still, they rallied to Come thr-:iugh seeoud iu the eonfereuee by dint of some of the best games ex er played. Although our book must go to press before the traelc season starts, Coach Clziyin promises ai rip- roarinn' show in all the meets! So, good luek fellahs, we're with you always. Be sure that Sedyille will shine ICVICRY night! PAGE 100 l Dashes, Relay Carl Quinn Gene Hargrove Dale Ruffin Ken Ray Dnvid Lingle Don Wymer .lim Dittmer Bill Riley Ross Brown Quarter Mile Bob Ray Ken Sc-hrelner Half- Mile Bill Buhlig John Heiss .lohn Buugher Mile Sid Vanderlinden Hill Morgan George Carson Shot-Put Sid Kennon Carl Quinn Charles Phillips Bob Ray March 25 April 7 ...... ADI'll ........ Apirl 22 May 5 TRACK, TENNIS, AND GOLF TEAMS 1343 THMJK SCHEDULE Kemper Indoor ................ . ............... .. Kemper ................ . College High College Hlgh .,...........................,. Conference Meet fKemperl ..,... Discus Bob Ray Sid Kennon Low Hurdles Don Pummill Gene Hargrove Pole Vault Gene Hargrove Broad Jnnip Art Conley Delbert Bryant High Jump Bill Bnhlig Lloyd 0V9l'lIlt-'ll High Hurdles Gene Hargrove Tennis Cecil Lujin Jim Johnson John Helss Bob Malone Golf Wayne Yonce Cecil Lujin Jack Crawford Boonville Boonville Warrensburg Sedalia Boonville PAGE 101 September 7 September 24 October 1 .,,,....,, ..,.,,.. October Z1 ..,..... ......,. October 25 ......,, ........ November 4, November 12 November 26 December 17 December 23 December 24 january 3 .,4. February 18 .. March 10, ll March 24, 25 May 4 ........, May 6 .....,.,. May 12 ...,... May 15 .r..... May 16 r,.....,. May 17 r...... May 18 ..,.. . May 19 ....... May 20 ....,., PAGE 102 lHf DIHEU5 5fIl5I!N Wide-eyed Eighth Graders take their first stumbling step into thc adult world! ! ! G1 The victorious game over Kemper and the crowning of Queen Ann, are topped by the beautiful Coronation Ball. Smith-Cotton places a lovely wreath on Mrs. Cotton's grave. Now the L Club is shooting for 64 members. The mighty initiation. Scissors snapping and hair flying! Be sure and don't blink. Annual pictures taken The teachers meeting in Kansas City brings shouts of joy! The students take a much needed rest! f???J What a Homecoming! Ianie crowned Homecoming Queen at the M. M. A. game. The Band and Spiz Club put on a wonderful show. Big Tiger, WOW! The football team makes a grand finale to their outstanding year by flattening Raytown in the Show-Me Bowl, 20 to O! The Basketball team starts the season right by beating Hannibal. Wheeeeee! We're on our own for ten days! Bill Matthews frantically tries to find Pat a top-notch gift, within his own means, of course. 131.991 Smith-Cotton students stumble back into school after a trying weekend. Their New Year's resolution: to study and study and study! The big dance of the year! The Iuniors give the Seniors a beautiful junior-Senior Prom that is well attended. 'llie colorful Fiesta and the Style Show! Dancing senoritas, crooners, and lovely models captivate everyone. 'l'he talent in Smith-Cotton comes into the lime-light in the out- standing Intra-Mural Plays. This year we could eat the chicken! The Senior Student Council Banquet is another huge success. Where did all the Kids come from? The Seniors have a big day. A full-packed stage brings a wonderful concert from the All-School Orchestra. The Seniors begin sporting their caps and gowns in an impressive Baccalaureate Service. The Senior Class hands down all their powers and duties to the junior Class. Taps causes a few tears to fall. The last meeting between all the Iuniors and the Seniors. The Iunior-Senior Tea brings them closer in their last hours together. '1'he Spring Formal Dance finishes the day! The last dance of the year is a huge success. Everyone is getting a letter but me! Why can't I be in the Recog- nition Assembly? The big moment has come. With tear-strained faces the Senior Class, that in our eyes were tops, receive those hard-earned diplomas. School days are over for awhile! See ya next year! The Spiz Banquet, L Banquet, and the S-Club Banquet had not been scheduled when we went to press. Sorry! wx . 4 1 N lwiib' T gg I X E E flwll ' DT QQ? ' fvyyff iff' 6 ff 2 if r X Y, H I9 M 19 A N ' A ag? 32 2 XX ? V1 5,349 El Y Q gig WEEE , ? ' M 5: , 5, H5 COIVIPLIMENTS OF YOUR FAS AND FLFCTRIC UTILITY HSN PUBLIC SERVICE SEDALIA, MISSGURI -bfinffi J. ll. UINIY MFE. Illl. --slNcE 1866 COURTESY OF MANUFACTURERS OF PITTSHUHISH IIUHNINB UIJHP Sedalia, Missouri BY APPOINTMENT TO LEVI STRAUSS AND CO SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. Ackie: Am I mad. My mother went through my pockets last night. Marvin Lu: Well Did she find anything? Ackie: lust like all other explorers, she found material for lectures. CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES YUNKER-LIERMAN DRUG COMPANY 412 South Ohio Street Phones 45 - 5 PAGE 105 SHIJP All SEAHS STATE FAIR FLORAL ANU SAVE! COMPANY Q Special Servic Malofllfslflil FLOWERS A C S SEAHS-HUEHUUKUHUEHUFFIUE FOR LL OC ASION 1 PHONE 262 316 South ohio Phone 1700 17 EAST THIRD ST. Miss Hazel Gray: In what battle did General Wolfe, when hear- ing of Victory, cry, I die happy. Jim Clevenger: I think it was his last battle. COMPLIMENTS OF QUINN BROS SHOES 208 South Ohio Sedalia, Mo. E. W. THOMPSON MOTOR COMPANY BUICK - CHEVROLET CARS - TRUCKS BETTER USED CARS 4th and Osage Phone 590 Sedalia, Mo. PAGE 106 BUY MPLIMENTS CO AND OF EAT Mwww Gow '3lElffFll SHRYACK - WRIGHT GRO. BEATRICE and FOOD C0' DISTRIBUTORS Congratulations to the Class of '49 Our Best Wishes for your Continued Success In Your Chosen Career There are two classes f d t' ', th H. E. ENGLE MOTOR, INC. Zuicfinfrffiiiad- 8 YOUR FRIENDLY FORD DEALER 206 E. Third Sedalia, Mo. FINE CLOTHING FOR YOUNG MEN 4- BROTHERS Buy trie Lest Nfbz-Q65 -for Cash' Jtorar QUALITY cLomEs snor Sedalia - Warrensburg' - Clinton - Marshall PAGE 107 THE LATEST 201-3-5-7 East Third MODELS 217-19-21-23 South Lamine can Yip HWBQYWQS Phone 126 O Y: sw? UUHN-IILIINEY UlllNlIHY lNlI ' 9 IIHY IILERNINIS EU. FOR PENS IT'S ALWAYS QUALITY SERVICE SCO'l'l S BO0K SHOP COMPLIMENTS OF flmfzsfz-ia Mr. Alexander: If we have prac- ticed too long its because I haven't my Watch with me and there's no clock in this hall. Leo Eickhoff: There's a calendar behind you. MODE 0' DAY 320 S. OHIO LINGERIE - DRESSES - HOSIERY Sedalia, Missouri PAGE 108 ARCHIVES e 5, CENTRAL MISSOURI GRAPI-IIC ARTS COMPANY A QUALITY PHOTOMECHANICAL SERVICE FOR CENTRAL MISSOURI - Owned and -opcratcd by Bill Padgett - TELEPHONE 4684 SEDALIA MISSOURI 310V2 S. OHIO PAGE 109 9,51 'Nic N - I mm 110 uxxlw. Q a s A KA-ti A g G ii' is 'x I 3,3 , s 3 T 'wgk N l . .W '73 Aga... 'f , .wqf 1.51 , 'v.1,, - -M Arn lmxrlwsx fl! H11-1 um letlllh FQ 4 COMPLIMENTS OF GRAND CLEANERS Phone 5013 107 S. Grand Free Pickup Sz Delivery When you think of- The Places To Go' S'l'l'2RL.ING - DIAMONDS - l4'lNl'l VVATCIIES - l INl'I CIIINA - CRYSTA - IIIX-LIHIHIY IHEIITHIS L Bl+IS'l' IN IICVVHLRY It Makes You Turn To BICHSELS BURKHOLDERS MAYTAG - PHILCO -- LEONARD A Complete Line of Household Appliances We Service Everything We Sell 202 South Ohio Phone 114 Doc Wymer: I will examine you for 810. Bill Ra.y: Go to it. If you find it, I'll give you half. The JUNIOR MISS our new permanent wave given wifjh JUMBO RODS for soft curls on long or short hair CUMA AND D'0ROTHY'S BEAUTY SAI.0N Phone 3636 Sedalia, Mo. 216 W. 3rd St. Our Congratulations and Best Wishes to the 1949 Senior Class S C 0 T T E N S 712 South Ohio St., Sedalia Mo. PAGE 111 FRANK W. BRYANT BEN P. ROBINSON QUEEN CITY MOTORS BRYANT MOTOR CO CHRYSLER 0 PLYMOUTH 0 DODGE DODGE TRUCKS GEORGE SUTER PLUMBING AND HEATING COMPANY 20th and Barrett Sedalia, Missouri A. J.: I'm taking trigonometry this semester Pop. A. J 's. Father: That's fine son. I always Wanted you to learn to use firearms properly. NIIIHHETIIN IND PETEH5 9 .,.--1- f ,VW Q - J lo . R aww! slums f ssoztm-s smnvssv roovwsu 'l'l1c fincst in Foods and Meats 7 fi '07 E 'MESA 9?-QAMBZONE '56 Approved Charge Accounts Phone IZ7 Free Delivery me snoz warn rn: nnunrul. nt OHIO AT 7TH ST PAGE 112 For The ,, - For All t .f5':, QE I V GRADUATE U H ossAs1oNs Jewelers and Watchmakers for Four Generations Latest Style Have Us Examine Student Glasses Your Eyes DR. F. 0. MURPHY, 0. Dt 318 South Ohio Street PHONE 870 Put 1 011 Wh 1 I b they sh t . . Il Congratulations and Smcere VN I l T l I ll y d Felicitations for a successful Career from your Grad t b g h f y We offer y pl t d t ' 4 a. FINNKY oo.. Inc. -SEDALIAS MOST COLORFUL ADDRESS- 2308- Ohio PIIVIHlEY PRINT lNIl GLASS BU. I ,L I1 1 H 5 I H, 11 Ea r sm sr e r Ph 2002 BIIIMIII X I Llll ll gugxt tl zme. EM HUUIIEHS PIINTH-ll! Sales and Service CFormaIIy KeIIy'sJ Phone 908 Fifth a d Osag GOOD FOOD Skelly Gas Sz Oil products QUICK SERVICE PAGE 113 BROADWAY AT STATE FAIR BOULEVARD Karl Hoffman: My father was a great railroad engineer. Ross Brown: Yeah, and I'll bet you were his first Wreck. Sedalia Missouri FOR UGREENHOUSE FRESH' FLOWERS 7 BASEBALL BROADCASTS Day' and Night Harry Caray 8z Gabby Street O 1 1 e FLURAQ Co. MUTUAIA PHONE 4ooo FOURTH a PARK AVE The people who go through life looking for breaks usually Wind up broke. You're as big as you make yourself. A whale is nothing but a sardine that has made good. THE IUEM FUIIIJ IVIMHKETS THE 01,9 Mlgggum F E A 'r U R 1 N G X 1 Quality Fa r Prompt Foods Prices Service SHOP FOR Foons THE coNvEN1ENT wAv , , , c A L L Extends 1tS Hospitality to the v. L. CORSON - 811 w. Main - Ph 4eoo - R. 'r. GRAY - sos w. 16th ... Ph 959 Graduating C1355 of 1949 L L. coRsoN - 13th a Ingram - Pho 150 PAGE 114 Q ahh 5 1 f:': ::' Ml P7 ft?- i g- Qi-. , g' X- X' if s i itll ntnll l f ll XZ l K' 3,5112 l l' x Mil 5 Ahead 0 0 0 THE FREEDOM OF' OPPORTUNITY is the fight for freedom . . . the horizon looms brightly for leaders of tomorrow with Behind us but ahead you young unlimited medicine, That y-our the fullest graduating SEDALIA WATER COMPAN ambitions niay bc realized to class of 1949. opportunities iu business. education, und mauv other worthwhile fields. is our wish for every member of tho PAGE 115 53,3 4. C ,.-.. I 'S f if'f'S'is5:A PAUL 116 'X I W N06 .100 4, iw: in 1'l7lll'll4j ul 'I'In-l':1m ll Ill: Gooniifmn SERVICE STORES 313 South Ohio Phone 221 Roscn1'haI's THE MOST MODERN AND NIWVHS1' DlfIP'l'. S'l'ORl'I IN CICNTRAL MISSOURI Catering To The Needs Of The Entire Family Jack Gold: You know, the Ethio- pians pray in the streets. Jimmie Dittmer: That's nothing- in America the pedestrians do the same thing. New Complete Pen Sets by SHEAFFER'S at I 4 Your Pen Headquarters Marriage is nothing but a three ring circus - engagement ringg marriage ringg and sufferRING. CONGRATULATIONS from IVIEHHHNIIY FUHNITUHE EU. 125 South Ohio Sedalia, Mo. PAGE COIVIPLIIVIENTS OF W PERSONALITIES of the BIG TOP The band leader . . . . BILL MATTHEWS The lion tamer ..... BOB GARDNER The chubby lady . . . MARGIE LIEBEL The weight lifters . . . KENNON Sz POTTER The popcorn venders. LUJIN - JOHNSTON The trained seals . . . JPP Sz HAMPSON The ringinasters .... ALL TEACHERS GREATEST The snake charmer . . LANE VALUE DOT JEFFRIES IN YEARS The cowboy .... BOB MONSEES The midget ...... GLORIA FLORES Th -' n ....... Fora THE GIRL GRADUATE A, 3.?TMPBELL LANE CHEST - PEFECT GIFT The cop ...... MQLAUGHLIN Bkos FURNQ MR' BENSON Sedalia, Missouri EIFSIIJIIQWVIE, Jerry Oliver: I want a girl who is highly polished - a girl who is square - upright and grand. Jimmy Atkinson: You don't want a girl - you want a piano. O11 g SAGE . il .vfunlz A mrs: T0 EAT The Smartest Shop to Shop In I 2 'i9'u4.45 li ll 4 206 S. Ohio Phone 631 PAGE 119 J my, . 24 'jw figy 'Ah Q - sg. v ifgiw 'P v Meng M J .t JE PAGE 120 For Speedy Service COMPLIMENTS and OF I Quality Work IIENIHIII BUSINESS IIIIIIESE CALL Massachusetts Ave., at 6th St. H R B FREE PICKUP 6. DELIVERY SERVICE Sedalia, Missouri ANYNME ' ANYWHERE Phone 115 710 W. 16th. ROSENCRANS AND GARANSSON GENERAL INSURANCE and SURETY BONDS 219W South Ohio Street Phone 135 Sedalia, Missouri Miss Swearingen: I hope I didn't see you copying off Lydia's paper, Bill Taylor. Bill Taylor: Golly, Miss Swearingen, I hope you didn't either. Tuz' l lS'ElL As Always Your Headquarters H?:mg1q5gIfEg MILK for School Supplies WTAMIN D phone 321 312 So. Ohio AT YOUR FAVORITE STORE P GE 121 PHONE 234 SEDALIA REFRIGERATIUN C0. 118 EAST THIRD STREET We Carry A Complete Line of Hom E1 e ectric Appliances such as O REFRIGERATORS 0 CLOTHES DRYERS Q RANGES 0 ROASTERS Q LAUNDROMATS Q FANS Q WESTINGHOUSE FINE DIAMONDS CHOOSE THE BEST Nj!':'f' I I HOMOGENIZED W 'W A ll - MILK I NATURAL ' vnmmm HDV! 225 So. Ohio Phone 659 FREESE and RISSLER DAIRY THE ARCHIVE HURZBUT PRINTIN6 L'0MPv4MV LETTER PRESS G. OFFSET PRINTERS - STATIONERS - BOOK BINDERS 114 East Fifth Street -:lf Sedalia, Missouri PAGE 122 Compliments Compliments of of L at rs. mornin cu. P. HUFFNIAN HAHUWAHAE EU. 119 E. Third Pohne 160 B -iz A-f !! if lm., .. L .,.. Xl A V,.V Mr. Wilson. 'Te me, A 1, 'F4?'-ilgfl IQ iff Nj, llgqjf ku. cw Carolee: Freckles. AIA, ,, ,,,V li Best of Luck - CECIL'S BICYCLE SHOP Complete Dry Cleaning Service LYLES CLEANERS 420 South Engineer Sedalia, Missouri Phone 4704 W. R. Bill Lyles Free Delivery Bob Schultz was an actor who Worked with a trained duck - he didn't have a job for a year. Finally, the booking office wired him to play Cincinnati. He Wired back, too late - I ate my act last night. COMPLIMENTS OF ADAMS TRUCK AND TRACTOR C0, Phone 283 401 W. Main St. PAGE 12.3 COMPLIMENTS AND BEST WISHES OHIO STREET DRUG STORE Where the Gang Hangs Out 210 South Ohio Street Sedalia, Missouri Donnie Bellmer: I've figured out a way to put everybody to Work. Mrs. Cook: You have? How? J t ut all the men on one island and all the Women Donnie: us p on another island. Inside of one Week everybody would be busy. Mrs. Cook: Doing What? Donnie: Building boats. COMPLIMENTS OF DAN ROBINSON NASH COMPANY 226 South Osage Sedalia, Missouri Virginia's Mother: Young man, we turn out the lights at 1O:3O. Dennis: Oh boy! That'll be keen. LIIEKETTB YOUR HEADQUARTERS FOR JUNIOR AND TEEN AGE FASHIONS PAGE 124 It's Your One World To Mold Into A Better One! llere you rome . . our pride of today . . our hope for the future . our graduates . . stepping.: joyously forth, unafraid. into the stneam of life. Your illusions are untar- nislied, your hopes unshattered,your dreams unbroken, your courage and faith high . . 'ind because yours is a broader vision, a higher inspiration, all America welt-onws you to uphold our cherished traditions, to mold our greater future. To render your best service to your community and nation you must he informed ot the daily happenings here at home and throughout, the world . . . happenings that affect you socially and economivally. To help you keep better informed, the D9I'l1lN'l'2lt'CilDlt2:ll ' ' - f ' f u will he on the joh IWEIIIY-fOlll hours 4 day covering, the news or yo 1 The Sedalia Democrat-Capital EVENING - SUNDAY - MORNING Serving niorc than 60,000 Central Missouri rcudcrs daily. PAGE 126 BON VOYAGE . . The Archives is finished. As I send this last bit of copy to thc printer, a feeling of relief settles on me. Editing this annual has been a big job, a lot of work, and sometimes just plain drudgery, but I know that it was worth every moment of it. I know too, that in years to come the anxiety and toil will be forgotten and all that remains will be a happy, even joyous picture of the Smith-Cotton we all love so dearly. I will count this year one of the best in my life because I was given the privilege of publishing this, the 1949 Archives. To the staff, without whom nothing could have been accom- plished, I doff my hat. Mrs. Cook deserves more praise and appreciation than I can write - as sponsor of this yearbook shc suffered much! A debt of gratitude I can never pay is owed to Mr. Bensong Mr. William Hurlbut, Ir., Hurlbut Printing Company, Mr. Billy Padgett, Central Missouri Graphic Arts Company, M' Louis Whitbeck, Cavalier Studio, and the Interstate Studios. 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