Smith Cotton High School - Archives Yearbook (Sedalia, MO)
- Class of 1957
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We feel that, when you read this book, it will mean more to you than simply a photographic coverage of the year's events: for here we have perpetuated some of the memories most pleasant to Smith-Cotton stu- dents .... memories of friendships with which stu- dents have been surrounded, of social events which Q Q helped liven the daily routine of study, of goals reach- ed only through hard work, and of the teachers whose primary interest is to provide a well-rounded educa- tion for the students. It is our intention that you will treasure these memories, but above all, that you will honor the true spirit of Smith-Cotton .... the spirit of high ideals, of democratic principles, and of cm rich and full educa- tion. It is with this desire that we present this, the 1957 Archives. S' nf -I .' ig' E FOREWORD ' SMITH-COTTON 7 IUNIOR-SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL A SEDALIA, MISSOURI DEDICATION Ancmvss s'rArF ADMINISTRATION FACULTY .FALL ACTIVITIES AND FOOTBALL WINTER ACTIVITIES AND BASKETBALL SPRIING ACTIVITIES AND SPRING SPORTS QUEENS ORGANIZATIONS ADVERTISERS 'N I f' . 'l' . . XXQR F . Q,-x, .4 41 A7 Q 7 V f3 Q 5' ff ' a ' vi 41 l En x ' Y C 1 r ,xr ir . I, I f l ' it my H ff ze rw v-atm .95 1-41 ' ,S ,,,. X I fl, I V' ' ' 'Y , 3' , , f if iz. . s V f A - N E55 QQ fy Q . Yf'-, wmv, .S N5f .Ql ,hs LA f ' K , . Dedication To you, many bt whose hours are spent beside your students, as you guide. help, and instruct them: To you, who are patient and persistent in the pre- senting to your students many areas ot learning: To you. who always have a smile and cheer- ful hello for each student who passes your way: To you, who have brought to your students the best in education through your membership in the Missouri State Teacher's Association, which celebrat- ed its 100th Anniversary in 1956, and in the National Education Association, which is celebrating its 100th Anniversary in 1957: To you our teachers in Smith-Cotton, we dedicate with esteem, this 1957 volume of the Archives. Kay Satterwhite tadvertising managerl. Tony Walch, Barbara Freund tco-editorsl. Barbara Mabry tbusiness managerl. NNW f Archives Staff E C0-edi!0IS ..........a.................,............,.. Barbara Freund Tony Walch tPhotographerl Senior Associate Editor ,. -.....A,,,,,r,,, ,,,,, L any Ferguson Iunior Associate Editor .... T ,.,.. ,..,,.,. M a rilyn Goldman Class Editor ..................... .......,... A nna Lee Skidmore Activity Editor ...... ....... M ary Ruth Mittlehauer Feature Editor ..i.... .,..,.......,.. ...v.... I u dy Brown Athletic Editors ..,.... I ........ Iim Goodrich Dick Sklar Business Manager ..,........,.................... Barbara Mabry Assistant Business Manager ............ Susan Schien Advertising Manager ........,,...t.,. . E Kay Satterwhite Assistant Advertising Managers Ierry Brown Ianelle Goldsmith Artist .. B . Iudie Curran Typists ..i. . , B Linda Momberg Sandra Mahnken Photography Assistants . B . B . A. .. lim Rice ' Iohn Stonner Leroy Street Honorary Member from Norway . c'Kristian Kolberg Sponsor ,c,. i ., i . A, Thelma Cool: Alf' V Administration SEDALIA SCHOOL DISTRICT -'Fx HEBER U. HUNT, A. B.. M. A.. Ph. D. 9 W I ' cg, Superintendent oi Schools X-L P. A. SILLER, B. S., M. A. Director of Elementary Education i 'favs if 1' I I BOARD OF EDUCATION Forrest A. Benner fviceepresidentlg Vincent H. Siegel: E. G. Kehde. Ir.: William G, Brown tpresidentlp Harry Brouqher isec retaryl: Charles W. Hurt. Iaunita Berry, Treasurer ol the Board of Education and Secretary to the Superintendent. Elizabeth Matthews, Secretary to the Superintendent. , ,, ,U 1542 42201: 7,34 mi 5-4? YAMES O MILLER A M Facult A rv 1 'fir ' W3 , ,J in Z K . fix, s. , ,A X 5' J yi IOHN C. ALLEN, B. S., M. A. FOREST ARNALL, B. S. I. WILEY ATKINS, B. S., A. M. English Biology American Problems Latin Assistant Track Coach Co-Sponsor of Senior Class WILFHED BELL, A. B., M. A. French Mathematics Q wif A ' B Lvii it sg 4' ELBERT L. BLAIR, A. B. TI-IELMA COOK, A. B., M. A. IDA CRUZAN, B. S., M. in Ed. BOB CUMMINGS, M. M. E. RALPH DOW, B. S., M. S. Speech English Mathematics Music Physical ECIUCGUOYI English Archives Sponsor Football Coach K Soonsor oi National Co-Sponsor ol Senior Class X rorensic League I r r , Mr. Iaeger and his general science students look confused by a chemistry experiment. 8 Mrs. McKee shows her Iirst year sewing students how to lay out ' a pattern. ,z , I F: is F' :Tr ' I . .ii :gwif 'glzif '.s'w29 . I' 6:41 , 1 .- ' wiv ':f'.--L f ,fi as QFKQQQQ , 1 1 1' 9 ' ' g, Q .A -1 if A wwf, C X rx. , ' f I' Remedial Reading 439, IEAN DUNCAN, B. S. BOB EDMUNDSON, B. S., M. A. Mathematics Assistant Basketball Coach Assistant Football Coach Q A1-INE EH!-ERS. B- S- CATHERINE GARDNER. B. S. RUSSELL GILMORE, B. s. Howmm GLAVLN. B. s. Lots GORDEN, B. s. English English Elementary Science Ed.. Maryville Physical Education Civics Assistant Football Sponsor of Spiz Baseball Coach Bdsketball Assistant Football Coach Goli Tennis , , 26? , U. .. L t is ra ,Q-.ns j ,M J 1 , ' by N. . 29 L at . .X 'ni' ? X y I ELIZABETH GRAY. B. S., B. L. S. HAZEL GRAY. B. S.. M. A. BEULAH HARRIS. B. S., M. A. ALMA L. HAUSAM, B. S. MILDRED HEYNEN. B. S Librarian American History Mathematics Social Studies English Sponsor of Student Council English xg, . -112' lg., IEAN IUCHS. B. M. GERHARDT IAEGER, B. S., M. S WILLIAM S. KENNON, B. S. Mr. Matthews and his wood-workers Music Science Social Studies fabricate some beautiful items. Mathematics Study Hall Assistant Sponsor of Stage Crew Assistant Track Coach Assistant Football Coach 9 r'm 73 D ',,,.:V 'Q-vg if i. Facult '85, If fd q ,vt Q aj' ij U, 0,4 P T KILLON B S MARIAN KNIGHT A B LOUISE McKEE B S MARY MADDOX B. S. Elementary Scxence Mrssourr Hrstory Home Economrcs Home Economics General Scrence Latm Amerrcan Hxstory Soonsor of Future Clvrcs Homemakers of Amerrca World Hrstory P W EMERSON MATHEWS LORETTA MENDENHALI. B BEN MOORE B S B S M rn Ed Home Economxcs lndu trral Arts lndustrxal Arts '13 An Amerrcan problems class con srders the profound matters per ,Q I RUTH MOORE B S ROBERT OWENS, A. B. Mathematrcs American History American Problems tammq to lrfe rn the Un ted States .ii WI ,441 Mrss Harns geometry students are pleased wrth therr Chrrstmas con structrons on the wmdows 10 CATHERINE RINER B S FRANK M. RUSSELL Enghsh Civics in :IVA . ,- -Lv- I : u Z. .D :sfo 1 'zxq Delia U I .4 'a A n l'g'..-!.D5 MAUDE SANDERS, B. S., M. A. E. C. SCHLICHTING, B. S. GERALDINE SCHRADEH, B. M POLLY ANN SILLERS, B. S. NANNIE E. SIMS, B. S., M. A. TYPil'1q General Business M. M. B. S. in L. S. Speech Correctionist General Business Bookkeeping Music Library Study Hall Co-Sponsor cf Iunior Class Sponsor of Sophomore Class Sponsor of Future Teachers of America V 3 I K , . H .W . Q. K as t, df 'J'-A 'B 3 , -2 , 1 ' 2 . rr ,Q w i' ' . . fl A K 3 .. if ' fy , 1 if X f A ,, . fi se. . if . 5 , , 5 Eii-91, 5 ' -al-4' v. i I EDNA SNELL, B. S. MILA SWEARINGEN, A. B. GWENDOLYN TUCK, B. S. RALPH VANDERKAMP, B. S., CHARLES VANDERLINDEN Shorthand English Art M. in Ed. S Typing Co-Sponsor of Iunior Class Industrial Arts Driver Training Secretarial Training Sponsor of National Honor Society j,, i-.cs W' '17 ...W DORETTA WAITE, B. S. NELUE WHITE, B. S. LLIZABETH YURASILH, B. S. MU RR EL L Mathematics Mathematics Citizenship Sponsor of Eighth Grade Sponsor of Freshman Class Bob Walch is finally making good use of his sixth hour study hall. 11 Spring and Su ' ' ' mmer Activities Each spring the outgoing Senior Class invests the incoming Seniors in a beautiful and impressive candle service. Here Vernon Ditton and Anna Lee Skidmore march into Smith-Cotton to assume their duties as president and queen of the class of '57. MQT .gl ff? T? i rw The annual music festival at the University of Missouri is attended by Carolyn Nave. Susan Schien, Nan Ferguson, and Wayne Sievers. John Stonner, Mrs. Cook lhrchives Sponsorl. and Barbara Mabry go to the Iournalism School at the University of Missouri for a publications short course. Ivy Qs ' hiv A ,4 r , ,,f,'xf1K7,glfg. my ' A 4-wth Bob MacDonald and Larry Shepherd try to persuade the underclassmen to spend their nickels Don Callis and Susan Schien gaze into the crystal ball as Gypsy Kelley ioretells their happy future. 'Q Leland Dance. Seniors Have a hin ' g Ding N.. 'f 1 at the football toss. The Honorable Don Land is crowned Whing Ding King by beautiful queen Anna Lee as Senior Presi- dent Vernon Ditton looks on. flnlow did lim Rice get in there, too?J 4 Payton and his band provide top notch music for the Whing Ding The UPPIY? bob WGS C015 Und We' bl-If seemed to be one of the centers of attraction. if Student Councils Sponsor Urientation Da w '41 Y I At the right Don Land, Mary Ruth Mittlehauser, Barbara Freund, and Wayne Brown, the Senior Council officers, discuss a few of the big problems which are beginning to confront them. Below, the Iunior Council officers, Ion Waller, Nicky Nichols, David Wilhite, and Loy Holman, Pledge Allegiance to the Flag of the United States of America. A 1 ? 5 t l T i 3 2 tw' l ' 3 2 l 1 l ,J 1 , l l t Orientation Day, which is held on Friday preceding the formal opening of school, finds the eighth graders confused with all the rules of high school. Their expressions remind the seniors of how they looked live short years ago. f f 'wi A , s, 5 2 X , l 'g 'f l l 5 Q l Q V' E I I X 13 l 2 5 l T 1 I ,' 1, . t , 3 z I Q r 3 5 1 1 t ilf 3 + ti lx 2 l FF Students Begin Parting ith Their oney I, ' 1 k y-5... The Iunior Class sponsors, Miss Sanders and Miss Iohn Middleton looks amazed at the giant helpings Swearinaen are tired but happy with the results of of cake and ice cream, but Rita Napier smiles and their annual ice cream social. says, That's why we're making so much money. With each of the 950 sale-s of the 1957 Arcnives the pur- chasers cast a vote for one of the three Archives queen candi- dates nominated by the staff. The girls smile hopefully as they Mary Ruth Mittlehauser anxiously await the outcome of the contest to determine which one will, during the year, reign over the activities of the staff. Barbara Freund Linda Momberq ACtIVIt Queen Reigns ,- Q-L f k s i. 'it Tula Van Dyne looks radiant as Don Land Student Council president crowns her Activity Queen at the hall time oi the first to tball game Her escort is Vernon Ditton president of the Senior Class Her attendants Shereelulln D0lOIOS Brown Sharon V0ddCr and Mary Iones are escorted by the class presidents Dick Wells Melvin Brown Marshall Bryan and Richard Wertz vf rf..- Tony Walch, our co- Kristian Kolberq, our Nor- editor. dances G1 19051 i i W wegian American Field once with the queen. Service student, and Kay From her throne of honor, Tula reigns over our Smterwhile dance with first football game, gmc' dignity' Q t X l The dramatics class makes its debut by presenting The Potboilers at both the senior and junior high assemblies fb' yr The Spiz loads for Columbia to cheer the Tigers on: the return trip was not a happy one -- we lost 18-0. are aried QA Viz, The Seniors hold a very noisy class meeting in the cafeteria. fx -gi .Z '. X Seniors struggle with the National Merit Scholarship Examination which was given in the cafeteria on October 24th. Fall Activities I Lp 10 19 . , .., fv i . Zz? -Y . l 7 w ,VP tr , , . :f-Fe. -ew nz. -f .1 'vs' 3. A 5' x L 11 .AJ v t ,ly ' 1-WW J .. ww.-at.-r:'f1h - U , , V s ,P eary eyed band stand at attentxon preparmg lor the colorful halftxme ceremomes The alert WJ Sptz Club stands at tlte buck. dxscussmq the mqht before actxvtttes whxle the lovely queen and attendants be-gm preparatton lor the beauttlul coronatton. ll IK! Ill ll Ill Ill Ill ll! I ll Ill ll ll W I , 5. Si' L ' ff 1' -f pf' in ' 4 , Z f. 53 zi, ,, M f ' 4' mais-w.gT 'M ff f- fl 1 2-. 4 ,ww Gb uf x ' J 4 I 'Ps V' qu A ,w?L,?:,qqQ - Q- - 2' In gg Ya M A Aww, V naw -. Smith-Cotton Tigers . . Y ' .. . .-.-.f--.-.- .,.. . . . -..gf--,. ..., ....,... -...i-.,.., , , , . .- .,- .. ....--..-.-...- ..........,.. . ., - ,s.......... ....-. .. ---.-..-.. .-...-. . . .. . . 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J W--r 3 fi.-P 773 'va 'T '49 ,f.e FIRST ROW: fleft to rightl Manager Anthony, Welch, Biggs, Maggard, Ray, Brown, Yonce, Van Natta, Anderson, Potter, Whitfield Shackles, Manager Van Dyne. SECOND HOW: Coach Edmonson, Miller, Hickman, Turn-er, Means, Dekle, Swartz, Smith, Boehm, Clark Corson, Garrison, Herrick, Coach Dow. THIRD ROW: Bryan, Cross, Newman, Murray, Arnest, Noland, Sklar, Bethke, B. Reed, Wilson Woodsmall, Kasak. FOURTH ROW: Kresse, McDowell, D. Reed, Lamy, Poynter, Gates, Sutherlin, Hall, Kelley, Goodrich, Shepherd Fairlax. Tiger Starters A 'QW C l , 1 .. 4 .1 - Left to right: Arnest, Bryan, Boehm, Newman, Murray, Gates, Hall, Coach Dow, Sklar, Fairfax, McDowell, Shepherd, Goodrich, Garrison. r 'ww ...Y....-.-.1-..----,......... ,,.... -L.- , - . ,.,,-..,...,,...- ,, ,., .-.4 -1 Co-Captains tix S! .50 ' ,Q X . so-iv 5 'F t ff t 'f' 1 I fu A eu. eff? of , In WEY4' mx. 1 - ' ,J 51 5,4138-f1 'f 1 ' .fn .1 P 4 4 . .,-,ig ' A' ' Mi! legal CHARLIE NEWMAN . Senior . 5 ft. 9 in. . 160 lbs. . regular right haltback on tiger squad , . . dia everytnmq well . . . averaged 4,5 yards a Carry . . . good passer and pass receiver . . , leading scorer with 11 touchdowns and five extra points . . . made his second varsity letter . . . landed a backfield berth on the conference first team . . , received honorable mention all-district. 3 1 x UC ' 2 4 1 t 4 . ED HALL . Senior . 6 ft. 3 in. . 195 lbs. . held down the right tackle slot on offense for the Tigers this season . . . lettered Sophomore year at end and Iunior year at guard . . . at one time played every position on the de- fensive Tiger wall this season and showed opponents the hard way to go . . . won a berth on the conference second team and made district honorable mention. Smith-Cotton Tigers 1956 Football Schedule DATE OPPONENTS Sept. 14 Fulton Sept. 21 St. Ioe Central Sept. 29 Springfield OCL 5 North Kansas City Oct. 12 Hannibal OCT- 19 Columbia OCT. 25 Iefferson City Cl-Iomecorningi Nov- 2 Raytown Nov 7 Mexico NOV. 16 Kemper 24 Conference Games PLACE WE THEY There 7 6 Here 6 20 There 14 19 Here 20 19 ' There 24 13 ' There 0 1 8 ' Here 0 26 There 13 28 Here 19 27 ' There 14 14 A -.Q ' suv- L' A y L, F I :Qi-ll Q QQ of i. ,, X ,,1, t 4. , V.-A. as a.ai.'l-.au ' ' 5 xiripi es IIM GOODRICH . Senior . 5 ft. ll in .... 174 lbs .... starting fullback for Smith-Cotton delega- tion . . . leading ground-gainer for Tigers with 5.7 yards a carry . . . lettered Sophomore and Iunior year . . . played rough defensive game . . . landed a backfield berth on the conference second team. QQ 1 Q if 5 I 1' E, - ' H .ff 1 ' -, 1 ,, 9' id ' 5 O -- J -1 ' -- ,.'.- 'sw 'Nf .Lam' L DICK SKLAH . Iunior . 5 ft. ll in .,.. 158 lbs ,... was of- fensive center and defensive linebacker for Tigers . . . dis- located shoulder caused him trou- ble this year . . . good competitor . , . made second letter . . . should be asset to the team next year. LARRY SHEPHERD . Senior . 6 ft. 1 in .... 165 lbs .... was regular left end for Tigers this season . . . played first year of varsity ball this year . . . desire and determination made up for his inexperience . . . was award- ed an end position on the con- ference first team . . , received honorable mention on the district squad. .m, , VERNON MEANS . Senior . 5 ft. 7 in .... 127 lbs .... played linebacker and center for Tigers . . . good competitor . . . despite small size never let up against bigger opponents . . . made se- cond letter this year. Football Lettermen cub.. -wil MARSHALL BRYAN . lunior . 5 ft. 8 in .... 148 lbs .... regular left halfback for the Tigers . . . good pass receiver and ball car- rier . . . averaged 4.1 yards a carry . . . broken hand in Ray- town game made him finish his season early . . . should spark the Tiger backfield next year. an '2- 3' in .1 ,K 4 ' - A-Tfi.1-,715 , ,. ,,,w, , , . L . :Lf if r 1 , ev 'L -vu o atb- .-2. 3 . Al-. .Cir robs.: CHARLES ARNEST . Senior . 5 ft. 9 in. , . . 138 lbs ..,. played outside linebacker on defense . . . opponents found it hard to go around him . . . a good blocker from his end position on offense . . . good steady ball player . . . received honorable mention on conference team . . . earned se- cond varsity letter this year. lima-ii IAMES MURRAY . Senior . 5 ft. 9 in .... 146 lbs .... was start- ing quarterback . . . lettered lunior year at fullback . . . did terrific job despite lack of ex- perience . . . passing pulled the Smith-Cotton ll out of a hole more than once. 1 TOM BOHHM . Senior . 5 ft. 9 in .... 160 lbs .... played right guard on offense . . . good com- petitive spirit . . . turned in many creditable performances for Ti- gers . . . made first varsity letter this year . . . received honorable mention on conference team. 25 J -O BILI. MCDOWELL . Iunior . 6 ft. . . . 185 lbs .... played both guard and tackle this year . . . good blocker and good defensive ball player . . . made second varsity letter . . . should be one of mainstays in the line next year . . . made honorable mention on the conference team. ROGER GATES . lunior . 6 ft. 1 in .... 165 lbs .... clown cf the team . . . made first letter and started at end . . . good pair of hands . . . should do well next year. ootball ' Q l 9 . :ff , PERRY FAIRFAX . Iunior . 6 ft. . . . 150 lbs .... was known as laughing boy by teammates . . . started at guard . . . good blocker . . . very fast . . , should hold down guard next year . . . good sportsmanship. ettermen M91 ., Q ..., . ' - r K ' , - nf BILL POYNTER . Sophomore . 6 ft. 1 in .... 200 lbs .... held down left tackle spot on defense for Tigers . . . shows great pro- mise for the future . . . earned his first varsity letter this season . , . made honorable mention on the all-conference team. 1 avi- 9 Q Id. Q 1 ,MM-f-pn,-:A 5 s BOBBY GARRISON . Sophomore ,.5ft.10in .... 153lbs.... played linebacker on defense . . . quarterback on offense . . . good passer and faker . . . filled in for the injured Bryan and did a good job . . . good man to have next year. GUY SMITH . Sophomore . 5 ft. 7 in .... 140 lbs .... made first varsity letter this year . . . gained valuable experience at linebacker and center this year . . . should be asset to Tigers in years to come. Q . :I cl-V 1. BILL NOLAND . Sophomore . 5 ft. 11 in .... 175 lbs .... held down middle guard position on defense . . . hard to move . . , earned valuable experience for the future . . . has two more years of varsity competition. I 4 Dir, v' Q, . A U .C K k QL 1 'x'Y 'I , H .I . 1' A I ' l 1 , 4 gp-V , nh, H A!..,:,5.. +.v.:N, . A, , W A, N gs. 1 , A. ...gmfrf ,L W, ..- um. f' 7571. 0271541 'ly H' lc l 5 ft . 1 '-fi' 1. Y 5 31.5 A I inf? 4 - :nk LARRY CLARK . Senior - 5 ft- DAN REED . senior . 6 ft. EDWARD SWAHTZ . rumor . TOMMY Hsrtmcrc rumor U In ---- 145 lbs --.. 19591119 full 1 in .... 172 lbs .... good steady 5 ft. 7 in .... 180 lbs ..,. first 5 ft. 4 in. . 122 lbs reserve back . . . Played a good game player . . , liked to submarine year of varsity football . . . play- halfback . shitty good when called upon . . . good run on defense . . . good blocker . . . ed guard . . . keen competitor . . speed . . good defensive ball ner . . . first letter. first letter. . gained valuable experience for player despite lack of size next year . . . first letter. first letter, i KF ,hav Q ..- tif 430' 7 in .,.. 133 lbs .... halfback on offense, line backer on de' tense . . . first letter . . . has one year of competition left. letter. BONNIE TURNER . rumor . 5 ft. DALE MILLER - 5 in .... 140 lbs. of the team . turning halfbacks . . . likes to mix ' 'inn -ff autumn ., F11 Q D a f Iuuior . 5 it. KARL KASAK . Sophomore . PETER LAMY Sophomore .. . wisecracker 5 ft. 8 in .... 153 lbs. . , . first 6 ft. . . 186 lbs reserve . . one of five re- year of varsity competition , . . lGCkle . . developed steadily as for next season good potential , . . hard runner . SQGSOH progressed two more it up . , . first . . two more years to play . . . years of competition earned first letter, his first letter tl: 'H f , . ARTHUR BETI-IKE . lunior . 5 ft. 11 in .... 180 lbs .... first year on varsity. . . played tackle and guard . . . good blocker . . . learned valuable experience for next year . . . one letter. CHARLES DEKLE . lunior . 5 ft. 9 in .... 145 lbs .... injuries kept Deke sidelined first part of season . . . developed rapidly . . . played good defensive qame . . first letter. jr- DICK WOODSMALL . lunior 5 ft. ll in .... 145 lbs ,... re serve quarterback . . . good ball handler . . . linebacker on de lense . . . has good future . , first letter. he 9' 'N t O ps yy. t. anna . ' , . F :P , ,lair I W W . .zz ,T . ' 'W . . 3 M'-1f'.L'L: .sr di is .3 A . foals.-Q IOHN CROSS . Sophomore . BILL KELLEY . Sophomore . BILL REED . Sophomore . 6 5 ft. 7 in .... 180 lbs .... made E tt. t in .... rar ins .... piayea tt .... tbl lbs .... first year on first letter . . . played guard . . . both end and center . . . good varsity . . . played halfback . . good lighter . . .good potential . . competitor . . . first letter. . two years of competition left . . two more years left. . . one letter. ootball Lettermen Smith4Cotton fans shiver at Kemper game. Smith-Cotton Tigers are raring to go. Account of '56 Grid Season September 14. - - - Opening the 1956 grid season, the Smith - Cotton Tigers defeated a sur- prising Fulton eleven, 7 - 6. The game was Q defensive battle until midway through the sec- ond quarter, when Goodrich broke the game wide open with an 80 Tigers kicked realize, Fulton iod on yard sprint to put the ahead. Bryan calmly the extra point only to after the game, its value. scored in the same per- a 46 yard pass play but failed to convert the extra point. The Tiger forward wall held Fulq ton at bay the rest of the game to conserve victory for S - C. September 21. - - - Suffering their first defeat of the season, the Tigers were overpowered by a strong St. Ioe Central tearn. The Central eleven, out-weigh- ing the Tigers considerably, held S-C to a meager 39 yards rushing. Unable to get the ground attack started, Murray took to the air and hit Shepherd with a 7 yard touchdown pass. The half ended with the score 13-6 in favor of Central. Central pushed over another touchdown in the last half to defeat the Tigers 20-6. Springfield, September 28. - - - Smith - Cotton received their second defeat of the season from a strong team, Central of Springfield. Smith - Cotton plaved their best game thus far in the season but inexperience again cost the Tigers the game. The Tigers were trailing 13-U as they went into the dressing room at half time, but came out the second half an inspired team. The Tigers out played Sprinafield the whole second half: but, when the final gun sounded, the score stood 19-14 in favor of Springfield. New- man and Gates scored for the Tigers. tem 3.9 Newman picks up five yards around Springfield's left end. Sedalia, October 5. - - - Srr.ith 4 Cotton turned certain defeat into victory over one of the state's best football rc ams, North Kan- sas City. Newman scored the only touchdown for the Tigers in the first half. The score was 19-6, N.K.C., at the half. During the third quarter neither team scored. The fourth quarter saw Newman put up a determined and explosive showing. The fleet halfback scored twice and converted twice to lead S - C to a 20-19 win. This game was one of the upsets of the year. .-. .IL '4 1. An alert Springfield defense brings Newman down short of the goal line. . 44.31. Newman starts on a 15 yard dash into Springfield territory Grid Season Hannibal, October 12. - - - A charged-up Tiger squad ruined Homecoming plans for the Han- nibal Pirates. Newman and Shepherd scored touchdowns the first half to give the Tigers a 12-6 lead. With Newman carrying the pigskin, the Tigers scored twice in the third period. Hannibal tallied once in the fourth quarter against the Tiger reserves, and the Game ended 24-13 in favor of S - C. This game was the best offensive showing of the Tigers during the season. Columbia, October 21. - - - The Kewpies from Columbia turned every S - C mistake into touch- downs in punching out a 18-U victory. Fumblitis and inexper- ience cost S - C their third defeat of the season. The Tigers' of fense iust couldn't get started as the Kewpies defense stopped S - C cold, time after time. S - C out uo a determined battle but just didn't have the horses to cope with the Kewpies speed. Goodrich is brought down atter gaining yardage against Mexico. - '15,-fr' Murray is hauled down trom behind by Mexico after gain- find Sedalia, October 26. - - - Homecoming was ruined for the Tigers by a hard hitting lefferson City aggre- gation. During the first half the Tigers put up a de- termined battle and were trailing only by a 7-O score. The Tigers played the lays to a standstill during the third quarter also, but in the fourth period the lay power exploded for three touchdowns. The game ended 26-O, leff City ahead. ing 4 yards. Baytown, November 2. - - - Rated a 35 point under- dog, the Tigers from S - C played their best game of the year against the Blue lays. From the opening whistle to the final gun, the Tigers ripped up and down the field only to fall short of the goal line. Bryan and Goodrich supplied the offensive punch, gaining 201 of 280 yards rushing for the Tigers. The score might have been different, if the Tigers hadn't fumbled the ball on the Baytown eleven. Bryan and Newman scored for the Tigers, but the two touch- downs weren't enough. When the final gun sound- ed, Raytown had won a hard earned victory, 28-13. Goodrich scores S-Cs first touchdown against Mexico Season Sedalia, November 7. - - - The Tigers suffered their sixth defeat of the season at the hands of a deter- mined Mexico Bulldog squad. From the start it look- ed as if victory would be for the Tigers, as Good- rich and Newman scored quick touchdowns. How- ever the Tigers were quickly tied, and the score at the half was 13-13. In the last half, the Tigers gave the game away: and, as the final gun sounded, Mexico was victorious, 27-19. Shepherd scored S - C's last touchdown on a pass from Murray. Boonville, November 18. - - - The Tigers ended their season with a disappointing tie with Kemper Military Academy. Starting quickly, the Tigers punched over a touchdown with Newman carrying the ball. Gates kicked the extra point and the score was 7-0, Tigers. Then in the second quarter the Kemper backfield ran wild and scored two touchdowns and led at the half 14-7. Murray led the Tigers to a third quarter touchdown, going over from the six yard line. Bill Reed scored the extra point. Kemper threatened twice in the fourth quarter, but the Tigers forward wall stopped them. The game ended 14-14. Cross-Countr Squad MSA ZROITT HOW: Bob Kreisler. Ierry Bredwell, Dick Morris, Kenneth Shepherd. BACK ROW: Loren Sutherlin. Dole Burlord, Dick Craig, Coach mc l, Lettermen q,. BOB KREISLEH DICK MORRIS DALE BURFORD IERRY BREDWELL Senior Iunior Sophomore Iunior 2 letters 2 letters l letter 1 letter 31 1 I f ovember Brings Honors At a special assembly, Mr. Bruno E. lcrcob, national secretary of the N. F. L., presented the Leading Chapter in Missouri award to the speech department. Mr. Blair, present speech director: Miss Sawford. retired speech directory Dr. Hunt, Superintendent of Schools: and Wayne Brown, president of the local N. F. L. chapter were on stage to receive the coveted award. Wayne Brown receives the plaque from Mr. Iacob. November Means ork Mr, Miller, the counsellor, advises Carol Pierce about her future. 34 ,. ,. The l Speak for Democracy contest sent Smith-Cotton students into a flurry of writ- ing, speaking, and hoping for the honor of representing the school in the local con- test, Tony Walch won the school contest, and then he went on to win both the local and district first place honors. I nf 15 ,. , Mx 1 The Archives staff works at Mama Cook's house while she prepares hamburgers and all the trimmings, even fudge cake. Q Emma? J 'QW ' il.. Yi Judie Curran and Tom Boehm Nancy Garst and Richard Parkhurst Anna Lee Skidmore and Leonard Shackles .4 W, mmm!! Qi 'SBK The R0 al Personages Reign Over Their Dancing Courtiers l Cleta Mayo. Dan Haney. Barbara Doughtery. and Larry Clark Linda Vedder and Dick Sklar Carolyn Ryan and Linda Clemmons and Iim Rice Leroy Street 3 i X . C L. -' g-..g J- ludy Kyqer and Marilyn Goldman and Kay Richardson and Iohn Stonner Iim Goodrich Conrad Rolhganger NCD Fefquson and Barbara Kelley and Sonny Newman Mike Lee Donna Anderson Bob McDonald Kay Saiterwhite and Dori Edde Dolores Light and Wayne Brown 'HY S-C Basketball Squad DATE Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec 1 Dec 1 an an an 8 an CII1 G11 CII CII1 GI1 CID an Fe Feb eb Feb Feb. eb. eb. March 1 FRONT ROW New a Mddleto St e C ll Bya He ck SECOND ROW Sh phed Van Dy Sp ogg ns Woods all Wahlers McDo ell M teya Coach Gla n Jeff Llty lnvltatlonal Tournament OPPONENTS Fulton Moberly I eff C1iy Marshall Hann1bal Eldon Columbla Spnngtreld Central Wlndsor Ieff Clty Eldon Centralla Hermann Ieff Clty Kemper Baytown Clmton Lexlngton Adnan Columbxa Hannlbal left Cit Mexico Clinton Kemper Fulton Tourn PLACE There Here Here There Here Here Here 9Y There There Clmton Tournament 3rd Place Here There There Here There Here THEY Co-Captains Charles Newman Senror Guard Three Letters Playrnq hrs consrstent floor game all year Stoke K5 It 9 rnl gave hrs opponents a lot of trcuble Hrs court savvy turned many plays rnto pornts for the Trqers Hrttrnq wrth an unguardable lump shot Stoke scored 25 pornts agarnst Columbra and 21 pornts aqarnst Marshall Stoke was the only three year letterman on the squad Larry Shepherd Senror Forward Two Letters startrnq at forward for the Trgers Larry 16 it l rm turned rn many credrtab e qames Hrs ruaged play and team work wa always evrdent Shep had hrs best scorrng nrghts aqamst Ielf Crty C16 porrrtsl and Hermann 415 porntsl Starting Five Spraqqrns Newman Van Dyne Coach Glavm Mrddleton Shepherd A . . --M 7313: 1,3 D '.:'- - - m sm: 73,4 J E I s .-4 .W ,,-.Z gv iv:-V' , I - L . . . 1, , , A ' ' . , . I P 39 Bob Spraqqxns Semor Center Two Letters Playmq hrs second year of varsxty ball Bob 16 ft 2 tn he d down the center s1ot for the Ttqers Althouah many of hts opponents had the edge tn hetqht Bob s ruqqed play made up for the slack Bobs best pert rmance was aqamst Ray town where he htt the hoop for 18 potnts He scared 17 potnts rn three other games ohn Mtd leton Isnt r euard One Letter The on y rclassn' n to s rt 9 tn showed fr 1e C uld be expected tr m htm next year n 1 q olumn wth t n r more p mts can s tent1w e e s Hes oet ces were aqatnst A rtan and E1dcn m whtch e scored 48 and 26 pO11'ttS V c Van Dyne Senxcr Forward Two Letters Standmq 6 it 1 tn ta11 Vtc made use ot hrs hetght to clear the backboards of rebounds tor the Ttqers Althouqh not known for hrs scormq ab hty he played a good floor game :nd turned tn many assxsts Vxc scored 7 pomts aqamst Vloberly and left Cxty for hts two best scorxnq ntqhts B111 McDowell Iuntcr Center Ore Letter A reserve ce er on the Ttaer squ a Red 6 it showed he could p'cty good ball when called upon The experrence he Qatned sh u1d be turned tnto potnts next year t 1 'fgggiijii e 1 Al . MZ.- e,.,.-rpc,Qt.Z:1 1 .1 --. .. f,..4.s.,....... rl ... VX., l 1 .. .ra ' c T ' r ' . I' trrtde .a ta for the Ttqers, Ichn 5 tt nt '4 cf ' . . -. ' t, t rt c , ' Q ,' , , . ' Ich. hit ihe scorn C 't' e Q o' - , ' , c .. ' ' . ts A' during the 5 35111. Hx' L 't A forma: ' . N d . ,A ' h A Larry Wahlers Iunror Center One Letter Playtng a reserve center Larry 16 it qamed valuable experrence for next year He wrll be one of sux lettermen back next year A lot wxll be expected out of thxs yumor Tommy Herrrck Iumor Guard One Letter Playrrg a reserve auard lcr the Txgers Tom tt: lt 4 n recerved valuabe experrerce for next year Hrs steady floor game w s evtdent whenever he was cn the court Toms best sccrmg mghts we e agamst Wmdscr and Centralta when he canned 10 and 6 pomts Duck Woodsmall Iumor Forward One Letter Dck L5 ft ll held down a reserve forward slot for the Trgers Although he saw lxmtted actron Woodres teamwork proved to be ct decxdmg factor rn many games Dxck scored 8 potnts agamst Wrndsar lor hrs hugh game total lrm Mateja unto Forward One Letter ln hrs lrrst ye ol varsrty ball Im' 6 it came al ng as he seas r' procressed tc bec me an tmp rt r' tn the T1 e m chtne vu rs s hrlrty agatrst Hcnntbal and Clxntcn when he scored 15 pornts and 9 pomts Hrs experxence should be a great asset to the Ttgers next year Tiger Team FRONT ROW Brown Mcxqgurd Whxtheld Dotson Carter Welch bhepherd BACK ROW Gcxrrrson Heed Wxlson Kresse Mcrune Lcxmy Poynter Coach Edmondson Freshman Squad FIRST ROW: Benner, Wcdleigh, Underhill, Nichols, Wertz. BACK ROW: Manager Iones, Stewart Vedder, Huvenscroft, Holdemcn, Couch Arncxll. I ristmas is Celebrated in Smith- Cotton W . I If 2. , l l i l r it 'Stage crew prepares for the all school assem Home rooms have partxes 0 at Chistmas The day ends wxth the Chnstmas assembly presented by the Musnc and Speech Departments app ew Year lerry Brown, lim Rice, Leroy Street and Ianelle Goldsmith greet the New Year. x ' 1 . i Candyland was the theme of the Iunior High Formal Dance. Sherry Stauliacher and lzmma Kmale Mich rsoqfsold . . we Peobod Beomce The Sophomore Class provldes varlety for a Y and M semor hrgh assembly. U Mme! l - lub Initiation is ndignified .... 00 ' Dick Sklar is a traveling necktie ad. Leland Payton turns shoe-shine boy Mike Lee Shines 'Gm UP fine S in 4 f Loren Sutherlin really amuses Kay Caraway. Bob Kreeqer and Mike Lee, this time ir: girls' clothes, continue their shoe-shine business. Kris Kolberg quacks likg Q Norwegian duck. Ronnie Dirck mourns over his lowly Quack! Quock! 46 estate. i ff--az, . b : Y f v R22 'US 'X . ..,,: ,,,. 1 , 1 H I' i ,. 'Ilya V 'ffl'-A A - ., Q .4 - ,, fn, V V QW, , , ,.,',514 , r . f'.-'3if f1W f5'.f VV r z 9 ' - - - nv.. 4 -'wffiinff lim and Marilyn love-spring showers. ale-ntine Dance ludie Curran and Vernon Ditton crown the sweethearts. lle . Sweethedfis lane Xunxoi . Dgck- nd Home G Willi0m'5 Q Ke!! w . in talent sho 50 ang wth Goxdsmith 5 liisl Plas 8 Senior Sweethearts Linda Momberg and Kristian Kolberg. 7' I Eighth Grade Sweethearts Sharon Ditzlield and Kit Taylor. The dancers enjoy the music of the Blue Notes. Sw t . O! tijflgfdfrs Linda B ,gf eshman CIQSZUII and Do ' U9 Gilpj n SOPhOmo!e S Und W6-eth Ga' Y Chrisfianfqns Lucille Walz The seconzosigggming of Q - his quartet wins Returning Golf Champions ff ty ,P Returning Baseball ettermen K FRONT ROW Bryan Kehde Bredwell Mute-Ja Callus Mxller BACK ROW Coach Gxlmore Shepherd Gates McDowell Newman Dutton 'Nii- M- QQ Tiger Track Squad --Q-nluqnlq ?l 'P -I -1 '11-137311-'TFP' l : 1011111 'Tr rr'f 'f'i' '! '! ' 'i T ' IQ, wnmuugsyaa QC aqui? FRONT HOW R Hall Kolberq Burlord Dekle Smrth Morrxs Krels er Gxlpm Brown Hrckman SECOND ROW Houk L Sutherlm Walch Kehl Anderson Kasak Craxq Murray Coach Arnall BACK ROW Faxrlax Chrxstxan Reed E Hall G Sutherlxn Ward Kresse Way I957 Smlth Cotton Track Schedule DATE March 16 March 23 March 30 Apnl 5 'April 9 'Aprll 12 Aprll 16 'Apnl 18 Apnl 23 Aprll 25 'APIll 30 'May 3 May 7 May 17 18 'Ten'tat1ve Indoor Meets Fayette Kemper State Class L Cahforma, Versaxlles, S C Kemper, S C Columbla, Hanmbal, S C Mo Valley Relays Baytown, S C Cl1nton, Warrensburg, S C W1ll1am Iewell Relays leff Clty, S C Mex1co, Fulton, S C Conference Meet State Class L PLACE Fayette Boonvllle Columbla Here Here Columbla Marshall Here Cl1nton L1berty leff Clty Here Columbla Columbna Q an H. 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'ff ' ' 'gf 4. rap.-.L., , . '. f' . ., ,. v. fu- Uv- - .. .g . . . - Bob Kreisler . . . Senior . . . One Letter . . . Runs mile . . . best time is 4.58 . . . small but mighty . . . kind oi quiet . . . works hard and good competitor . . . saves funny lines for just the right moment . . . very well liked. 54 Track ettermen Bob Walch . . . Senior . . . One Letter . . . Event is polevault . . . best jump is 10' 6 . . . works very hard when he has to . . . likes to tell jokes . . . will probab- ly vault well over 11' this year. Allbf.. Track ettermen Dicky Morris . . . Iunior . . , One Letter . . . Best trainer on the track team . . . should win practically every meet this year Q . . . runs mile . . . best time last year was 4.48 . . . leads boys in exercises, but is still well liked. Gary Hickman . . . Iunior . . . One Letter . . . Team's practical joker . . , works hard and takes training seriously lmost of the time? . . . runs 180 yard lcw hurdles in 22 seconds . . . runs 220 yard dash in 24.5 seconds . . . runs 100 yard dash in 10.9 se- conds . . . should win quite a few events for Smith-Cotton this year. nw. 94 Spring Sports With the Archives going to press March 1, the activities of the Tigers in spring sports cannot be recorded. Coaches Arnall and Kennon inherit five returning track lettermen to carry on for the Gold and Black. Although the nucleus appears thin, the coaches are confident of molding another top-flight squad which will bring many honors to S - C. Good luck to the squad and coaches. Eleven lettermen return to Coaches Gilmore and Glenn for the 1957 baseball season. If good pitching can be found, we are sure another conference title will be within the grasp of the Tigers. Last year's squad went to State. All of us hope the Tigers can make the state tournament two years in a row. The golf situation again lool-rs impressive, as Coach Glavin has three returnina lettermen from last year's conference champions. If a good fourth man can be found, we are sure S - C will again be triumphant on the greens. Good luck golf team! A tennis team is being considered if suitable arrangements for practice can be made. Smith - Cotton is looking forward with pleasure to an active season of spring sports. 55 Dramatics Class Present Echo Cast Henry Ross lim Goodrich Mary Ross Kay Caraway Lillian Ross Deanie Perkins David Ross Wayne Brown The one act play, Echo , gives a dramatic glimpse into the troubled lite ol Henry Ross ex- actly one year after his son committed suicide. Three One Act Plays The Summons of Sariel Cast The Clay Nancy Garst The Spirit Sandra Mahnlcen The Graduate Frances Hudson Sariel, The Angel ot Death Bob Kreeger The Suicide luanita Blaylock The Old, Old Woman , Patty Moore The Young Mother , Geraldine Anthony The Guardian Angel Ierilyn Barnes The Blind Child , lrene Shipley The Summons ol Sariel is a one act play symbolizing the timeless interval between Time and Eternity and the ellects earth and life have on people about to face judgment. The Death of the Hired Man Cast Mary, wife Kay Richardson Warren, farmer Harry Satterwhite Silas, hired man Gordon Anthony Edna Hike, gossipy neighbor lane Black The Death of the Hired Man is a one act play portraying the conflict between an elderly larmer and his wife concerning the harboring of an aged hired man who comes and goes as he pleases. BACK ROW Kay Satterwhrte Barbara Freund Iudy Brown FRONT ROW Iudre Curran Sandra Mahnken Barbara Mabry Kid Da K1d Day' And oh what a day 1t rs' After lookmg forward to and plannrng for th1s eventfu' day for flve whole years the Sen1ors frnally have the1r last chance to be krds agam before startlng out for themselves rnto the adult world Wtth the honlc mg of horn squ1rt1ng of water guns and throwrna of water frlled balloons ome of our l1ttle fnends start the day at 6 O0 a m or before act1v1t1es All the l1ttle glrls 1n the1r ruffled dresses w1th bows tn the1r halr and l1ttle dolhes or stuffed anrmals rn the1r arms and all the l1ttle boys 1n the1r short pants ruffled sh1rts and blg bow tres set ou' to prove the1r talents by the1r varrous l1ttle stunts and pranks Amrd all the GCt1V1l1eS of the assembly the Sen1or Wtll and Prophecy are read sometrmes to the drsrnay of the underclassmen who are left somethtng they really dont want and to the embar rassment of the Sen1ors who have the1r futures plan ned by the1r none too sympathetlc classmates At the p1cn1c 1n the country the faculty serves the long l1ne of rmpatlent k1dS but of course the food 1S prepared by the Semors After stuffmg them selves to the l1m1t everyone engages 1n baseball games water ftghts or whatever else rntght amuse them Later tn the afternoon Momma Cook and Ponpa Atkms have the problem of HOW TO After the rnovre 1f our l1ttle frtends are not al ready drenched they manage to get a frnal soakrna before aorng home to dry out rn t1me for the Krd Day Dance held later 1n the evenrng Those who date students other than Sen1ors are pepped up by the rdea that they may brrng dates from other classe to thrs dance The weary Sen1ors some st1ll mn the1r chtldrens outf1ts and ome who of necesstty have changed tnto sport clothes enjoy the1r own party whlch ends the school sponsored actxvltres for the day P The Kid Day assembly formally opens the day's KEEP WATERGUNS OUT OF THE MOVIE' 94.45. -1 --r . 0' 4 .'-'V rt Baccalaureate Procession Commencement The senior year comes to a close as we don our caps and gowns The memories of a glorious year fill our hearts with a nostalgic glory our first activi ty the Nickel Whing Ding the suspense over the out come of the Activity Drive and then the thrill of win ning the winding and twisting snake dance and the excitement during an important football game the sound of drums as the band marches onto the field the beautiful Archives Christmas Ball with its theme of Winter Wonderland the halls echoing with Christ mas carols the campus blanketed in glistening snow the auditorium ringing with cheers as the score of the basketball game remams close the campus on a dewy spring morning the annual Iunior Senior Din ner Dance the funny antics on Kid Day Now in our caps and gowns we begin our Com mencement week w1th ioy mingled with sadness On Sunday the olemn and religious Baccalaureate Ser vice is held Jn the auditorium On Monday in a beautiful and impresslve Candlelight Service the outgoing Senior Class invests the incoming Seniors Iunior Senior Tea and the last formal dance the Spring Formal On Thur day evening a wonderful week and year ends for the Seniors with Commence ment at Iennie Iaynes Stadium As the graduates re cexve their diplomas from Dr Hunt their hearts are filled with gratitude for their years in Smith Cotton 59 blistering bonfire of Homecoming: the high feeling of with their duties. Tuesday is a social day, with the Calendar Aug 31 Orlentatron Day flnds members of the Stu dent Counc1l and of the admlmstratxon smoothmg the path of the bewxldered newcomers to Sm1th Cotton Sept 5 School begms and we aet back 1nto the groove The Senrors have a n1ckel Wh1ng D1ng and Don Land IS crowned Whxng Dlng Kmg Sept 14 We 1ourney to Fulton to Dlav our f1rst foot ball game of the season We also have our hrst Sen1or Hlgh Assembly The Sen1or Student Councll IS 1nstalled Sept 19 The Iumor Hxgh Counc1l 1S lnstalled Sept 20 ACllV1ly trcket sale ends The Sen1ors are the proud wmners of the contest Sept 21 We play St Ioseph 1n the hrst home toot ball game of the season Tula Van Dyne IS crowned GC11V1lY queen 1n a beaut1ful ceremony at the sta d1um Oct 18 Regular TV proarams concernmg Smxth Cotton act1v1t1es beg1n at KDRO Oct 26 Homecomlng act1v1t1es generate enthusx astxc confuslon Nov 1 The annual staff concludes the sale of an nuals w1th 950 subscrlptxons to thexr credrt Nov 3 F H A has a SubD1str1ct meet at Wrndsor Speech department w1ns second place at a th1rty school tournament 1n Sprmgheld Nov 12 Tony Walch w1ns the d1str1ct I Speak for Democracy contest Nov 21 Sm1th Cotton students prepare and del1ver generous baskets for needy fam1l1es Nov 30 Mxss L1nda Momberq lS crowned queen of the most beautlful dance of the year the Archrves Chnstmas Ball Dec 5 The new Nat1onal Honor SOC191Y members are rnstalled Dec 7 The T1gers open the basketball season by enter1ng the Iefferson Clty Tournament Dec 21 Whoopee' Chnstmas vaCat1on beg1ns to day Partres m every class' In the afternoon we have a very 1mpress1ve Chnstmas assembly Merry Chnstmas' lan 2 Back to the old gnnd' Everyone 1S a l1ttle lazy for a few days untll we become accustomed to our study1ng agam Ian 10 The sen1ors struggle through the Ohxo State Aptxtude tests Wayne Sxevers makes the h1ghest score Ian 11 12 The Smxth Cotton speech students trav el to Sprrngfxeld to part1c1pate 1n a debate tourna ment Ian 14 The new semester begms Everyone deter m1nes that th1s t1me all grades shall be better Ian 15 The staff w1th joy sends to the pr1nter 108 pages of the annual Ian 16 Barbara Freund wms the Sm1th Cotton Homemaker of Tomorrow contest Feb 7 We d1splay our vocal talents at the Vocal Musxc Fest1val Feb 8 Kay Harlan ternhes a basketball aud1ence w1th a flame tw1rl1ng act Feb ll Track season opens Sore muscles abound Feb 14 Founder s Day at P T A IS comb1ned W111 a Valentine party Feb 16 Wayne Brown IGCGIVES gavel as outstand 1ng Speaker of the House at d1str1ct NFL Student Congress meet1ng 1n Kansas C1ty Feb 21 Sweethearts tfor the presentl dance at the beaut1ful Valentlne Dance presented by the NH S Feb 27 The L1ttle Theater overflows Wllh melod1ou sounds as the 1nstrumental muslc festlval 1S ln full swmq March 1 Pat Brown 1S crowned basketball queen The band has a bxg party March 8 The Iumors present the beautrful Iumor Sen1or d1nner dance . ' , . ' . ' 1 A., . ' , ' ' - ' 1 1 - - ' ' ' , . . .1 . . . . - A . . l s 1 . . . ,, . . . H . . . , - . - S 1 . V. March 12 - E. B. Day rolls around again. The busi- ness men and women of Sedalia observe what makes our school tick . March 15 - Baseball season begins. Ball and bats, mitts and gloves are everywhere. March 28-29 - The annual Variety Show is an enter- taining money-maker for worthy P. T. A. projects. The Gay Nineties enliven the sober f?l fifties. April 5 - The Spiz Club tries to outdo the L-Club by throwing their biggest social event of the year, the Spiz banquet. April ll - Hundreds of young musicians join forces for our annual All-School Orchestra concert. April 12 - Dramatic talent is displayed as each class vies for honors in the Senior Intramural Plays. April 19 - School is dismissed for Good Friday. April 25 - Iunior High Intramural Plays entertain a huge crowd. April 26 - The L-Club, not to be outdone by the Spiz. throws its gala event, the L-Club banquet. May 10 - Kid Day! Balloons and water guns galore! The mighty Seniors go back to short pants, pina- fores, rompers, beanies, and bonnets for a last fling at childhood days. May 19 - The impressive Baccalaureate Service is heard by the cap and gowned Seniors as they listen in solemn dignity. May 20 - Blest Be the Tie swells through the audi- torium at the solemn Candelight Service. A Senior without tears in his eyes is hard to find. May 2l - The Iuniors once more entertain the Seniors, this time at a formal tea, in the late afternoon. May 22 - At a banquet those who had earned a school letter during their senior year and who had maintained a grade everage of M or better are initi- ated into the S.-Club. May 23 - Proud families watch the Seniors in two long columns march across the emerald green foot- ball field to the stadium where they listen to the Commencement program and then receive their diplomas. For the Class of '57 public school days have been concluded and the great future lies ahead. May 24 - Last day! Whoopee! it 'ct Miss Barbara Freund Miss Mary Ruth Mittlehauser Archives Princesses Miss Judy Brown Miss Deanie Perkins Senior Queen Attendants ts Activity Qoeen Attendan ii? V Miss Sharon Vedder Miss Delores Brown L Miss Sheree Julin - . Miss Mary Jones b. lin , -if , ,quam 3 ' ' x ' v .'. ' - qw ' 9 . I -. ', f .s h ' 'L I L. ar f x ,L ' Ma, mga!! Q V I Mfr iffy R Nr Miss Barbara Kelley Miss Linda Vedder Homecoming Queen Attendants Miss Janelle Goldsmith Miss Carolyn Kelley ' Basketball Queen Attendants Q I HM Hr AI X! vc, gf -.,., 'ik -'63, -1 Szr, gf 3.1-f f x I '.f'l,,f'f'ff'P Qmiy :', 3 49 y f' , . ...E vg 3 My 4 1 3 V .rx '- Between Classes v 'L ' vw Seniors Class of '5 Ufficers VERNON DITTON, President Qbv 'D' SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Charles Newman, vice-president: Vemon Dilton, president: Mr. Atkins, co-sponsor: Mrs. Cook. co-sponsor: Tulcr Van Dyne. secretory: Tony Welch, reporter. Class of 5 i Q Ev' 47,5 7 DONNA RUTH ANDERSON FREDRICK DALE ANDERSON Andy Gtrls Glee Club 54 55 56 57 nd S3 54 55 56 Prestdent 57 Student Counctl 54 Acttvtty Queen Attendant 54 p-q T SHARON ASKEY BEVERLY BALDWIN Guls Glee Club 55 6-5 SHIRLEY MAXINE ABNEY Gtrls Glee Club 54 55 Student Councxl 57 Sptz 56 57 GERALDINE LOY ANTHONY Ierry Ltbrcry Asststont 56 57 Gxrls Glee Club 56 57 -0 'Y 5 JAMES C ALCORN llTl nd 53 54 55 Orchestra 56 57 'Q ,rr CHARLES S ARNEST Chctrlte Football 56 57 Student Counctl 56 nd 53 54 5 lwcttonctl Hcror Soctety 56 57 77 7 2 . f ' I v 4. .nf . Yr - J ,A i 5 'V , ' ' ' , ' , '56 Tl' 'J J , Q ,A -' BQ f ,'56,'57 BG ' , ,' , ,'57 ' ' I A I 1 ... Qs, ax fa rm A X. J - ' mi Q VI , gmt I ,j -, ,Y A i' , 3.5 W' 'N f I - 'v . V ' A ,t A A AU If I BC! ,' , 5. '57 I , C ' ' t .J ' ' . BONNIE IUNE BALES .Q- u- fjgx NANCY LEA BISHOP Entered from Grand Island High School Grand Island, Nebraska 78 'U 612 fry 3 ,gli ' WILLIAM W. BALL Bm Seniors Q it CHARLES BARNES Cab C. O. E. '55, '56, '57 MARILYN IANE BLACK Ianie Girls' Glee Club '54, '55, '56, '57 Spiz '56, '57 .. WJ' 'do ,49- QW f I IUANITA M. BLAYLOCK Library Assistant '56, '57 National Honor Society '56, '57 ,ng 'U' HELEN SUE BELSHA v Q '::'i::..' : '.f ' ,. L 1, THOMAS W. BOEHM Tom Band '53, '54, '55, '56, 57 L Club '57 Football '57 Class ,-. ,rx I RICHARD ELWOOD BREMER Dick Band '53, '54, '55, '56 Orchestra '53, '54, '55, '56 Cx WANDA BROWN Student Council '54 Guidance Assistant '57 of '5 41' -as I IDS CQ. 557 I 4:1 4 Q',I i J., s- x f, xx 4 1-flb A, WILLIAM ROBERT BROWN Bill I .rs ..g BOB BOTTCHER BESSIE MARIE BOZARTH C. O. E, 57 Skosh 'wr , 'uf' WAYNE ELLIS BROWN Speed-O Orchestra '53, '54, '55 National Forensic League '54, '55, '56, '57 Vice-President 56 President '57 Student Council '56, '57 Vice-President '57 L Club '56, '57 Vice4President '57 Intramural Plays '53, '54, '55, '56 Assistant Producer Tattletale Productions '57 quiet' 5 'ar 4' 'rs A,...4p. Y-7 IUDY BROWN PATRICIA BROWN National Honor Society '56, '57 Pat Future Homemakers of America Spil '57 54, 55, 56, 57 Treasurer '56 Vice-President '57 Student Council '55 Archives Staff '57 Spiz '56, '57 Sergeant-at'Arms '57 Senior Queen Attendant Guidance Assistant '57 '57 Guidance Assistant '57 79 R , . 'f' as '27 DAN H BURGENGER IOHN BUS Student Councrl 54 Intramural Plays 53 Best Actor 53 Track Manager 55 56 lf Alb 43 wif' Av- 1 f VIRGINIA CHAMBLRLIN WILLIAM C CHAMBERS Doodle Bug 1 S 12 56 57 nd 54 55 56 P Library Asststant 54 80 Seniors Aff-Ft' wa ,Q CHARLES LOUIS BUSKER KAY ELIZABETH CARAWAY Crowbar Chuck Student Councxl 56 I ' 17' LARRY LE nd 53 54 5 5 Secretary 56 Orclfestra 56 57 Grrls Glee Club 55 56 57 Secretary 55 Nauonal Honor Soctety 56 57 Student Counc1l 54 S12 56 57 Intramural Plays 54 Llbrary Asslstant 54 Sentor Grrls Sextet 57 ff E CLARK WALTER WAYNE CLARK Kraut O E Football 57 Baseball 56 Student Counctl 54 Class of '5 if sl A Ml Q ...AW -ogy. l ,, ft gg I na Q , CHARLES ALLEN CROUCH EDWIN LEE CROW Binky Ed Boys' Glee Club '54, '55 Band '54, '55, '56, '57 C. O. E, '55, '56, '57 Ticket Taker '55, '56 W? y .ary x ' , AP fr- I 61 'N r VERNON DITTON MARY LULLABELL DOTSON Baseball '55, '56 Blonde National Honor Society '56, '57 President '57 Student Council '53, '57 Class President '53, '57 Vice-President '55 Secretary '56 s. Q7 e X J Q . r Tf +R ,.,-, J 0. ,, , 1 ,Q ,- .f , Q: 1-f,',fg 'Adi M, ,, r ,, ,Y .Q 6,23 J ' Q 1, 'L GEORGE CRAFTON ,pf A U. 44' PATRICIA ANN CRANFIELD Patty Q, ' ,ab gnvi, . .4 Q. -14,1 IUDITH ANN CURRAN Iudie Girls' Glee Club '57 National Honor Society '56, '57 Vice-President '57 Future Teachers oi America '56, '57 ViceePresident '57 Future Homemaker ot America '55, '56, '57 Parliamentarian '56, '57 Archives Stail '56, '57 Office Assistant '57 SHIRLEY ANN CUSICK Tad Girls' Glee Club '54, '55, '56 Usher '56 C. O. E. '57 Future Homemakers of America '54 81 I, i , .fr 'fc-. 'df - , ,f- fs' ,tie . -if K. x . I, Fi 4' I .-wf . I tiki L. , ' 1- I . J +.! I - H-ff X BARBARA LYNN DOUGHERTY Orchestra '53, '54, '55 Girls' Glee Club '54, '55, '56, '57 Student Council '54 Basketball Queen Attendant '54 Cheerleader '54, '56, '57 Library Assistant '54 DONALD Y. EDDE Nelson L Club '56, '57 Band '53, '54, '55, '56, '57 Orchestra '54, '55, '56, '57 Boys' Glee Club '54, '55, '56, '5 Boys' Quartet '56, '57 Student Council '56 k if ,WJ wt mx 1 an if AJ' -5 .J FLOYD DENNIS EVANS Boys' Glee Club '56, '57 Orchestra '53, '54, '55, '56 National Forensic League '56, '57 Ticket Taker '54, '55, '56 82 nm 4,,-,.,7 I BEVERLY SUE FAWVER Susie Future Teachers oi America '56, '57 Treasurer '57 National Honor Society '56, '57 Iunior Girls' Sextet '56 Senior Girls' Sextet '57 Library Assistant '56, '57 Girls' Glee Club '55, '56, '57 7 Seniors ,...... WILLIAM ELLISON ,Ifr 'VN x , BETTY LOU ESTES Bill Girls' Glee Club '54, '55, '56 Future Homemakers oi America '55 Student Council '55 Spiz '56, '57 Office Assistant '55, '56, '57 1. il , 3' ,Ji - . - 5 5 Q, x ,J J, x ' ' 6: Ili' J . K gb f Q 7 if f ALTA MAE FEI-TON LARRY KENNETH FERGUSON Dolly Fergy Library Assistant '57 Aychiveg Sig!! '57 Class of '5 W ,M 5.54 .q rs Q 1,7 Y Jw 1' X li' BARBARA LYNNE FREUND Snookie Archives Stall '56, '57 Co-Editor '57 Archives Princess '57 Student Council '57 Secretary '57 Girls' Glee Club '54 National Honor Society '56, '57 Future Teachers of America '56, '57 Secretary '56: President '57 Future Homemakers of America '55, '56, '57 Vice-President '56: President '57 Class Officer '54 Spiz '56, '57 Library Assistant '54, '55, '56 , ., , JM ge., .1- 4 x. BEVERLY I. GAMBER Bev Girls' Glee Club '54, '55, '56, '57 Ottice Assistant '56 Future Homemakers oi America '53 r M7 IAMES W. GOODRICH uhm.. Student Council '53, '54, '57 Sergeant-at-Arms '57 Football '55, '56, '57 Band '53, '54, '55, '56, '57 Intramural Plays '53, '54, '55, '56 L Club '56, '57 Secretary '57 Archives Stall '56, '57 'hal GEARRY GORDON Band '56, '57 Orchestra '57 ff' arf' C57 1, ff I 3, in NAN MARIE FERGUSON Girls' Glee Club '54, '55, '56, '57 Iunior Girls' Sextet '56 Senior Girls' Sextet '57 Song Leader '57 Basketball Queen Attendan Homecoming Queen '57 Cheerleader '54, '56, '57 Intramural Plays '56 Library Assistant v 5, if ,Q -A-7 'Syl ANNA LEE GEHLKEN Ann Library Assistant '57 ffl 4-'FAX v DEANNA BOHON FRANKLIN Girls' Glee Club '54, '55, '56 Iunior Girls' Sextet '56 Future Homemal-cers '54 t '56 C. O. E. '57 ol America 1-V, MARY LOU GIBBS Gibby Future Homemakers '54, '55 Student Council '54 Library Assistant '54 ol America 83 4 IVLG 1 ? a Q 1 5 ...ar 1 -W? Seniors , , ,- ,N IVR 9 fi A 5 , '.q1l 4 . , , f --ff ROBERT GRACE Rabbit .E v L, .ali x ' QF BILL GRIFFITH Hot Rod C. O. E. '55, '56, '57 ANITA L. GRINSTEAD Slugger Future Homemakers ol America '54, '55 Office Assistant '53, '57 Q ,,,t 3 ii ...J 'Y ,Q fm f 3? W 5' .1 5 T my . I. 5 Q I I f f g f Q- ' ROY E. GWINN SYDONNA LOUISE HACKLER National Forensic League '55, '56, Syd '57 84 Student Council '55, '57 Library Assistant '54, '55 Spiz '56, '57 Q- if M , I BRENDA LEE HAGGARD Twirlers '54, '55, '56, '57 Girls' Glee Club '54, '55, '56, '57 Spiz '56, '57 Office Assistant '55, '56 .1-Q :Wg-, I VV .-.N -7 411 . ,.'f14h pf -f, W gif, g , ,Hz I 'I ,i f Ur L! , .W ,r .f , 1, DeLAINE MARIE GUYMON Dee C. O. E. '57 Inventory Clerk . 4 ' ' f- Qs. V V A6-A ,,-1:-H: A T95 I if EDWARD NICHOLAS HALL Big Ed Football '55, '56, '57 Track '56, '57 505 79h 8 - A 1 X-.1 Q K X r f X LARRY EDGAR HALL Tex . O. E. '57 N 'lv-' 'X . ' K . ' A , . 2, gy 'l -4' , l Y' 'iff 'Li DANIEL O. HANEY Ollie Cheerleader '57 fic MARTIN A. HAYES SUE HECKART Marty Band '53, '54, '55, '56, '57 Orchestra '53, '54, '55, '56, '57 I ,M ff' 2 -....,-sl' DON E. HUDDLESTON CHARLES W. HURT Possum Chuck Band '56, '57 86 Seniors 1-47, VIRGINIA SUE HENDRICKS Susan C. O. E. '57 ni .4 . , Q A! V-.qt IOAN M. IMAN ,.Io,. Band '54, '55, '56, '57 Future Teachers of America '57 Newspaper Reporter '57 Radio Reporter '57 Library Assistant '54 ,I - vW5 .st -v-M11 ',' V qs M, 1 BETTY Y. HIGGINS Patsy Twirler '53, '54, '55, '56, '57 Assistant Majorette '56, '57 Girls' Glee Club '54, '55, '57 ..-rn, 3 4 s 6 av, U L- ' I . A I? My Q! , A Q If ' HAROLD EUGENE IOHNSON Gene r . - - 1-,gl -f wrt wk lass of '5 OWN 'I Q 1 4'! IG' 4 - t -0- sd '5' 'Q Q.. F 7 VX phi V ,g gg , A Aj yi . 4 i 1 ,,- 1 FV A I 1 , H, SANDRA IOHNSON DELBERT KAISER Del Ticket Taker '56 MARY IUANITA KEITH BARBARA ELAINE KELLEY Keithie Sally Girls' Glee Club '55, '58, '57 Homecoming Queen Attendant '57 National Forensic League '55 Girls' Glee Club '54, '55, '57 Student Council '54 Twirlers '55, '56, '57 Library Assistant '54 K-4 41 7' 'E' V4 .J K Q. ' X fffu f nr- 'lk 'W ffm A M' in 1 .7 w----T7 .' ,I fr- 'z W I f I ' rf' l - 4 , ' 43 if 5' . if 1 ' J ff f f Y ,,ly9'5,g t ' -.f 3 fb ' f A ' 1' v 'f 5: 4 . 'fi' , gfkjcif rr if 'ff uw!-af, Q- MARGARET IUNE KNOX CONNIE KOCH Girls' Glee Club '54, '55, '56, '57 KRISTIAN E. KOLBERG ROBERT BRUCE KREEGER American Field Service Student Bob Entered from Sarpsborg Hogre Boys' Glee Club '54, '55, '56, '57 Almenskole, Norway L Club '57 Honorary member ol Boys' Quartet '56, '57 Archives Stafl '57 Student Council '57 L Club '57 87 Sr ll 7 UN Akai? an Seniors r'N fr F5 ffl Za , Q.-4' ROBERT KRIESLER GAYLE KROEGER Bob Gay Track 56 rs Glee Club 54 55 56 Cross Country 57 S rz 56 7 PATRICIA ANN LANE a Gxrls Glee Club 54 55 Natnonalliono Soclety 6 Sprz 56 57 Llbrary Assrstant 57 88 Ofitce Assistant 55 DONALD LAND Don Natxonal Fcrensrc League 55 Stu entCcunc1l 53 54 55 56 57 Pre-stdent 54 57 Club 56 Stage Crew 55 56 Intramural Plays 5: 56 Ofhce Assrstant 55 Trcket Taker 55 56 Class Presrdent 55 56 ALETA DARLENE LAIRD 'pa -Q' IOHN WAYNE LARSON Tony B nd 54 55 6 5 MICHAEL G LEE LOIS LEES Mrke L Club 57 Cheerleader 56 57 Golf 56 A A ,, ,. ,f yu, ji, V j ,. N M . QL I I 0' . ,ns ,. my M al by I rf- 0 . 'z ,' y nl 3 n- ,-.fl'.1',, 5 , f'4 3r , ,I 'a -' 5, f 5 VV., if. Ib. ff! r I .V R, I Lfa 2 'W' I V, 4, ' as f A E52 'l L' 'I I-152-73 gl B A I ,759 X If jk 15' ,3 . r Q3',fIrwf, gf? mea , , ' Gi l ' ' , ' , ' , '57 A . P. , I ,5 X ' ' ' ,156 L ' ,'57 I Q ' 2 I I A -,I J ,,, .115 5 ,, w, ,, I f ix -M . f 9 I 1' I . if In U I ffl . ,. I ,Q 55 . Q 7 n 7.3 1 j , y 1 .I UP t.. .. .. I I ' ' Y ' '5 , ' 7 1 D ' ' . ' V-Q I y I lass as am 10 Qt f -Q '7' :gr- HARRY LONG Iunior , 77 Nw' ,,, A. it vf ' 1 I I ROBERT M. MCDONALD Mac Band '53, '54, '55, '56, '57 Student Council '56 L Club '56, '57 Sergeant-at-Arms '57 Football '56 of' .,. favs 'Mar I PATRICIA CECILE LUCKEY Pat Band '53, '54, '55, '56 National Forensic League '56 Office Assistant '57 41' V Q I , '. v BOB MCFATRICI-I McFat Track '56 Cross Country '56 L Club '56, '57 Q ly' J Is I-9 'I t vw. ,,. ff A' - .. gf J 4-rf, ,.. ,x , I 1 X .A 1 .. j ...,,, 5 I LOUISE LEES LARRY IOE LIGHT Lightning Band '54, '55 C. O. E. '56, '57 559 DEANNA SUE LYLES SANDRA SUE LYNCH Dee Sandy Spiz '56, '57 Girls' Glee Club '54, '55, '56, '57 Student Council '56 Iunior Sextet '56 Girls' Glee Club '54, '55 ' 89 X n if: vim., CHARLES E. MCGAUGH, IR. Magoo E, -, ty , 2 -ff s, A A 5 F . I . X. E 5 l l VERNON R. MEANS Cheezie Iunior Student Council '54 Sergeant-at-Arms '54 Football '56, '57 Track Manager '56 90 .41 sv K, BARBARA MABRY Orchestra '53, '54, '55, '56, '57 Girls' Glee Club '57 Senior Girls' Sextet '57 National Honor Society '56, '57 Future Homemakers oi America '55, '56 Student Council '53, '54, '56 Class Officer '55 Reporter Archives Stal! '56, '57 Business Manager '57 Spiz '56, '57 nn- f 49 LAURA LEE MEREDITH Girls' Glee Club '54, '55, '56, '57 Future Homemakers of America '54 Seniors ,aa 5: 42 'apr' W 'f7L 'Wx SANDRA SUE MAHNKEN IERALD EDWARD MATHEWS Mankin Germ Girls' Glee Club '54, '55, '56, '57 Boys' Glee Club '54, '55, '55 Future Teachers ol America C- O- E- '56, '57 Treasurer '56 Secretary '57 Archives Stall '57 Library Assistant '56 Senior Girls' Sextet fry 1 , ka' X ag. ' y 5 1 Am FN! 'yr-N ..., ,,., W-.--I SHEILA KATHLEEN MERRY ROBERT GENE MEYERS Spiz '56, '57 Bob Library Assistant '54, '55 Future Homemakers of America '55 Class of ' ' , ' I 1'1 - '3' 3 -ii ' '47 ,mms , 'N' , A 4' 4 fjf! 57' ...rr , gg , . : V' ,W :V l LINDA LEE MOMBERG GWENDOLYN SUE MOON Girls' Glee Club '54 Gwenie Library Assistant '54 National Honor Society '56, '5 Student Council '56, '57 Archives Staff '57 Archives Queen '57 Spiz '56, '57 President '57 t:,! ,f IAMES EDWARD MURRAY Student Council '53, '54 Football '56, '57 L Club '56, '57 7 Girls' Glee Club '54, '55, '56, '57 .1 3? . I 'ax' Q ALMEDA l. MIDDLETON C. O. E. '56, '57 Student Council '56 Girls' Glee Club '54, '55 MARY RUTH MITTELHAUSER Girls' Glee Club '56 National Honor Society '56, '57 National Forensic League '56 Future Homemakers of America '55, '56, '57 Student Council '54, '57 Treasurer '57 Archives Staff '57 Archives Queen Attendant '57 Spiz '56, '57 W X1 ry , 'i -' . 4- ,405 fr 'fn f,---Hr ' ' 7 v A ' I PATRICIA ELLEN MOORE LOIS IRENE MORRIS Patti Spiz '56, '57 Future Teachers of America '56, '57 Future Homemalrers of America '55, '56, '57 N ' l F ' L '55, DANIEL DEMAND NEFF QS f'57 O'enS'C ecgue C. O. E. '57 Senior Girls' Sextet '57 Girls' Glee Club '54, '55, '56, '57 91 'C Senior ,af gi 5 4 , , x - . A A , V , '-for CHARLES STOKLEY NEWMAN IR Stokxe Baseball 55 58 Basketball 55 56 Football 56 57 L Club 56 57 Presrdent 57 CHARLES EDWARD NEWELL Charlie B nd 54 55 56 57 Student Councll 55 56 57 VET-VA IEAN NOX-D an Class Oiircer 57 6 Gxrls Glee Club 54 'FQ fx rim Sins- OBERT RICHARD PARKHURST LORETTA GAYLE PAIGE R Olhce Assistant 54 Pmto Library Assxstant 55 58 Cross Country 55 58 Track 55 56 Student Councrl 53 54 DOROTHY DEAN PERKINS Deame Gxrls Glee Club 53 54 55 5 7 Spz 56 57 Ofhce Assxstant 55 56 Class Reporter 56 Student Councxl 54 Semor Queen Attendant 57 Intramural Plays 54 55 56 Natxonal Forensxc League 55 56 57 92 'oh '7 SHEILA LEE NOLD Splz 56 57 5 56 Grrls Glee Club 54 55 56 57 'IN MARTHA E PHILLIPS Marty Girls Glee Club 54 55 56 57 'KY' ' - , ., ' ,I 3 O 1 A 3 A' I I f I, G I I 1 I 1 I I . I , ' 2. . , I I HI H - 1 I ' -' ','5,'.'57 - vi 'T ,y yxki , I I sr P M- W. I ,S , 'W ,,r . N, A I? f j A 4, ' I . I ' I j A VJ, V' 1 6' 15 A I I I I ' i . 1. ' ' ' , ' , '57 lass of '5 P pr- ,,- tr 'V Av- -In 'I ,V-. It 11 1 SHIRLEY ANN POHL Girls' Glee Club '57 National Honor Society '57 Guidance Assistant '57 BILL RANDALL ' 4- ff fc -2-'K SYLVIA KAY RICHARDSON IANET RILEY Orchestra '53, '54, '55, '56, '57 Entered from Sacred Heart High Girls' Glee Club '53, '54, '55, School, Sedalia, Missouri '56, '57 National Honor Society '56, '57 Student Council '54, '57 Class Reporter '53 Spiz '56, '57 Intramural Plays '53, '55, '56 CAROL IUNE PIERCE SHELBY PIHTLE Spiz '56, '57 Girls' Glee Club '54, '55 National Honor Society '57 Guidance Assistant '57 .J 0-11 5 'aff 4 I e , 5 A 1 if . . - 4 g J, ' 134 ,,,w 1 9 IN! Q v ' 1 n .7 V A V 'lr I' :ff',.r?. 2 K. -.Q c',.,:,-y',yQ', 4 023' Wi' , v. ,I A . ,,,., s. -s f, .' gfw,-. .A ,Hx '.' fl :fu If QE' . 'Q , . ' 'Q M- 1 ,V 'fp --N,-nn' ,f r.,'4-ff f 'A ' iii, ' 1 D- I-,115 1-5, 1-. DANIEL L, REED ALBERT A. REINE Dan Cowboy Football '57 Boys' Glee Club '56, '57 93 5 BILL RODEWALD IACQUELINE NADINE RODEWALD Iackie Girls' Glee Club '54, '55 National Honor Society '57 Guidance Assistant '57 4 f A 'fix DANNY RUFFIN BENNIE RAY SANDS National Honor Society '56, '57 Smiles Basketball Manager '56, '57 L Club '57 94 Seniors QQ' 1. -f-qv . A l' 1 l' ' lll BETTY I. RONSPIEZ Girls' Glee Club '54, '55, '56 C. O. E. '57 l ,ww 'dui-f J.. HARRY LYNN SATTERWHITE Boys' Glee Club '55, '56, '57 National Forensic League '54, '55, '56, '57 Student Council '53 Intramural Plays '54, '56 Boys' Quartet '56, '57 11 CONRAD ROTHGANGER Connie Bcmd '53, '54, '55 Student Council '53, '55 L Club '56, '57 C. O. E. '56, '57 fit: 4 . I we '., , A 'JA s MARGARET KAY SATTERWHITE Orchestra '53, '54, '55, '56 Girls' Glee Club '54, '55, '56, '57 Secretary '57 National Honor Society '56, '57 Student Council '54, '55, '56 Secretary '54 Treasurer '56 Archives Stall '56, '57 Advertising Manager '57 Spiz '56, '57 Intramural Plays '53, '55, '56 Assistant Editor of Handbook '55 Scrapbook Editor '56 'Q 0 Class of '5 ,3. fi' x A, .9 5 B , I at if 1 3 It I W, 2,42 , ' 52- 4' I f MARGARET SUE scmcx 3 Suzy ' 'gf Girls' Glee Club '55, '56, '57 1 T I K MELVIN BONNARD SCRUPP LARRY EUGENE SHEPHERD Bonny Band '54, '55, '56, '57 X . , ' ' dr I A I me DONALD I-IRWIN SHIRLEY Donnie Ticket Taker '56, '57 Football '57 Basketball '56, '57 Baseball '56, '57 Crass Country '56 L Club '56, '57 Student Council '53, '54, '56 Class Officer '56 Vice-President ff'-Q , I, C? BARBARA SUE SHOEMAKER Girls' Glee Club '54, '55, '56 Spiz '56, '57 Guidance Assistant '57 LEOTA IRENE SHIPLEY Reine National Honor Society '56, '57 Library Assistant '56, '57 Girls' Glee Club '54, '55, '56, '57 National Honor Society lor Latin Students I 'QZSCQQQQQ 'fi VIRGINIA LOUISE SCHONDELMEYER Girls' Glee Club '56, '57 Future Homemakers ol Am '56, '57 Library Assistant '55 J' 1 , ' 'M '- 7 QQ' ,A ' V YYY v r DON SHIPPS erica 95 if Y ff ff? Seniors Hi 'Qi --w MAXINE SHOEMAKER WAYNE LEROY SIEVERS 'S X MGX Orchestra '53, '54, '55, '56, '57 A 'V Girls' Glee Club '56 Concertmaster '56, '57 4 C. O. E. '57 National Honor Society '56, '57 ' 1 X an - ff IOHN W. SINDEN ANNA LEE SKIDMORE Iohnnie Girls' Glee Club '55, '56, '57 National Honor Society '56 57 Student Council '56 Archives Stall '57 Spiz '56, '57 Secretary '57 Guidance Assistant '57 Activity Queen Attendant 56 Senior Queen '57 X, ' 'V' df' . fix f wut yawn , ,Q 'Y' Q , gy 3, , - rv A -..f ,, Q: .i I: K: A ' ry.. W . A, ', 1' 'QF' ' X , ggwgff tr ' A., , , Eff, '15 y' '? ' , ., s, . 4 ,A y if . My 'Q' GARY SMITH ROBERT L, SPRAGGINS ' , . L ciub '57 Bob if Band '53, '54, '55, '56, '57 Orchestra '55, '56, '57 A L Club '56, '57 5 Track '55, '56 ' , Cross Country '54, '55, '56 Basketball '55 BETTY ANN STEPHENS RONALD D. STERLING 96 Girls' Glee Club '53, '54, '55, Ace Class of '5 . If I A If .X .h av- ,- 4 7 .3 5 rms ,,-.pump 4' st' ? -7 '-QL. X I A GENE SUTHERLIN 1 l . 12 . .1 r 5- SANDRA LEE THOMA Future Homemokers ol America '55, '57 BILL SUTTON Student Council '54, '56, '57 Band '54, '55, '56, '57 Orchestra '57 . :- I !? ,fm im ' v LOWELL C. THOMAS Shorty '77 ,I CAROL IEAN STEVENS ETHNA CHARLENE SUTHERLIN Stevie Dusty Girls' Glee Club '56 Girls' Glee Club '54, '55, '56, 57 Spiz '56 Future Homemczkers of America 'ff' 5. -.- ' :tv H .. ff A .1 RALPH ALAN SWEARNGIN Spud Student Council '55 C. O. E. '55, '56, '57 ' A -654 W' 57.7 i A . CLAY M. SWOPE Doggie Track Manager '55 C. O. E. '57 M, j g, SETI IOFS --1 . if 4-3' 3 My W , I7 ef 1' 7 :I-3, it X- ARLINE SUE TODD LARRY TWENTER NlCkY Tweety I Girls' Glee Club '54, '55, '56, '57 Track '55, '56 t TULA VAN DYNE Class Officer Reporter '54 Secretary '57 Spiz '56, '57 Vice-President '57 Intramural Plays '51 Basketball Queen Attendant '55 Homecoming Queer Attendant '56 Activity Queen '57 it 2 4-JIU? 400:-1. I ft E l VIC VAN DYNE Basketball '56 Golf '55, '56 Football Manager '55, '56, '57 Boys' Glee Club '56 Newspaper Sports Reporter '56, '57 Student Council '53 4- K , Q I 5: f L: ,,,, 'l l I YT ,, , lylql x Q-jr A - , M p NX e z ALICE ELAINE VanNAT'I'A ROY VAUGHT 7 -f Library Assistant '54 l, Q f l Future Homemokers ol America Girls' Glee Club '55, '56, '57 x Spiz '57 f 1 I X ROBERT CLEVELAND WALCH ANTHONY P. WALCH Hawk Tony Band '53, '54, '55, '56, '57 Drum Major '57 Orchestra '53, '54, '55, '56, '57 President '57 Student Council '52, '53, '54, '56 Boys' Glee Club '56 L Club '56, '57 Track '56 98 Student Council '53, '54, '57 Vice-President '54 National Forensic League '55, '56, '57 National Honor Society '56, '57 Band '53, '54, '55 L Club '56, '57 Intramural Plays '53, '56 Archives Staff '55, '56, '57 Co-Editor '57 Class Reporter '57 Class of '5 f rn' -5', aff' .7 3' ID 4 -fn. A ,fm V -Qfi 1 v' 2 1. - ,,,. 1 DON CHARLES BARD WALTERS BARBARA IEAN WATSON I Donnie Barb Girls' Glee Club '54, '55 Future Homemakers ol America Spiz '56, '57 C. O. E. '57 ALMA IEAN WEED RICHARD D. WELCH Ieanie Dick Girls' Glee Club '54, '55 Future Homemakers oi America '53, '54, '55, '56, '57 C. O. E. '57 1 4. I 7 V' ,... ,,,,. -.A V, , ' as I4 1 'Q QQ - 44' 3 . ,---4' Y is I Q V Y,,i ' IANICE KAY WHITE PATRICIA GAIL WILLIAMS I 1 Student Council '53 Tessie School Accompanist '54, '57 Cheerleader '56, '57 Spiz '56 Head Cheerleader '57 National Forensic League '55, Spiz '56, '57 '56, '57 Intramural Plays '54, '55 Girls' Glee Club '54, '55, '56, '57 Best Actress '54 LARRY WITT IERRY E- WOODWAHD orchestra '55, '56, '51 sms' Glee Club 's-4. '55, '56, '51 Student Council '56, '57 Woody Track Manager '56 Basketball Manager '56 99 YVONNE ELIZABETH WOOLERY LAURA LEE YOUNC Pee Wee Girls Cleo Club '54, ' Girls' Glee Club '54, '55, '56, '57 Spiz '56, '57 Guidance Assistant '57 Seniors Mid' 9 55 '56 1' s CARL E. ZIMMERSCHIED Student Council '55 Ticket Tcxker '56, '57 6 ji ,Q , , X an' E9 A, CLETA IVIAYO PHILLIP G, WOOLERY Entered from Roswell Senior Phil High School, Roswell, New Mexico 100 MARLENE ANN LIEN LARRY IAN COLLIER Bugs Ion Entered from Austin Central High Entered from Olathe Senior High School, Austin, Minnesota Olothe, Kdnsos Girls' Glee Club '57 A welcome and interesting addition to the Senior Class of 1957 is Kristian Kolberg of Sarpsborg, Nor- way. Kris has spent the entire year as an American Field Service student sponsored by the American Association of University Women, who obtained for their A. F. S. program contributions from many Sedalia organizations and individuals, and free tuition from the Board of Education. Kris has, lived in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hemphill, who have been his devoted American parents since his arrival in Sedalia in August. At Smith - Cotton, Kris has been an honorary member of the Archives staff, ot the student council, and of the L-Club tinto which he was duly and ma- liciously initiatedl. He has participated in a regular class program and in all activities. As his English has improved, Kris has given talks about his native Norway to many of the civic organizations of Sedalia. In this way, he and his country have become dear to the hearts of not only the students but of the adults as well. Seniors Really D0 Work Bob Spragqms and Bonnard Schupp Sth hour English class is hard at work make good use -it their study hall. Charles Newell Ianice White and Tony Larson study medieval architecture K ,... cf k........--.-.-r... ,. ,, Junior Class Officers Miss Sanders, co-sponsor: Ronnie Dirck, reporter: Marshall Bryan, president Clst quarterl: Charles Lawrence, president: Rita Napier. vice- president: Iohn Middleton, secretary: Miss Swearingen, co-sponsor. J ' luniors? Yes, that's how we're classified in the office, thought of bv our teachers, and labeled on this page of the Archives. Iuniors? Not really. We're the seniors to be. Retrace with us briefly the rocky road of the 1956- '57 school year, and you'll see how we've trained ourselves for that coveted position of seniors. Honors achieved, goals attained, trials endured - - all these things have earned us the privilege of beina the '58 Smith - Cotton Seniors! Let us enumerate briefly, First, who baked hundreds of cakes and dipped the gallons of ice cream for one of the most success- ful ice cream socials in the history of Smith - Cotton? The luniors, of course! Who slashed show admission prices with the sale of Student Identification Cards? The luniors, of course! In December which class had nineteen industri- 2 Class ous students initiated into National Honor Society? Naturally, the Iuniors! Even though we didn't always win, who were behind our Tiger teams with much pep and enthusi- asm? Yes, the Iuniors! What boys did more duckwalking, shined the most shoes, and ate more eggs during the great L- Club initiation? Guess! What with American history outlines, those infuri- ating Latin subjunctives, and the foul-smelling fumes when someone aoofed just a little on the chemis- try mixture, who had time to plan the lovely Iunior- Senior banquet and prom? Yep, the Iuniors! And, at the impressive candle service during commencement week, who stood solemn and a little starry-eyed as thev accepted the responsibilities that would be theirs for the comina year? You guess- ed it, the Iuniors of 1957 - -the mighty Seniors of 1958. 'O '7 Larry Abney Shirley Ash Tom Austin Sammy Bales Ioyce Barber Lowell Bergman Art Bethke Lyle Biggs Iimmy Bilderback Bill Bishop Gordon Bohling Sheridan Bohon Ierry Bredwell Louise Bronson D'Anne Brougher lerry Brown A .L A? y Bob Bruders Marshall Bryan ,fa x ,I ' I X l' !i'Tx ' 4 7 , .1-, 2 1,1 ' I fi 4 A I A 'F' 2' , o .ws 4 ' 51 Juniors Q I ,S leo 'I' FQ: , lu wiyB'f 3-J Q 5 J? A-412 ga by .Q ff! ' 45 Billie Burch Beverly Burnett Larry Burnett April Burton Ioan Bus Barbara Buso Don Collis Judie Campbell Lamar Campbell Warren Cheatham Ralph Connor Mary Lou Cook Melinda Cook Gordon Corson Carol Couchman Don Cramer lim Cramer Rosemary Crook 103 43? Nancy Fricke Larry Purnell Sue Gamber Frankie Garrison Nancy Garst Roger Gates Robert Gilmore Marilyn Goldman Ianelle Goldsmith Lloyd Goode Iudy Grimes Iim Gwinn Charles Halbrook Bobby Hayworth Tommy Herrick Gary Hickman Benjy Hill Bob Holdren 104 415 YYZ' IQ' Loyce Curtis Elverta Davis Y ML '27 's-.9 , 'W 1 -2- I G 2 ' , Y ' W A PM i f R- 'fr A i Vox l 0 -5 I , l gk , 1 ' if ,,,,4 , . Sharlene Davis Richard Deason Charles Dekle Leroy Dillon 17 l Ronnie Dirck Marylon Ditton Sharon Donath Sheila Duvall lane Edwards Fay Ann Esser -ef' W'-,Q-'J Ioyce Evans Perry Fairfax Iula Mae Ford Marie Fowler Ierry Fox Robert Freund xefu '17 ff ,Q I Juniors ' 1' , v ,3 I A ' 2 5v , ' 0 , 1 .' 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' Wanda Roark 5 ' N 'P' V R r 'Q Charles Robinson ' , I fl f H A Clifford Robinson Mary Samuels lerry Sands Susan Schien Eddie Schwartz Gene Self Robert Settles Bonnie Shaw Billy Shoe Darlene Showalter Leon Shull Elsie Sickler 106 . Ali' .C-2 i' ' 4' .klml-1 f -ff ,glffg C I -af f 9 X 3. f '.fl':2fi- fi. uf- 30 ' f 433' . f 1 ' I Q X . af 15 .V . 'P 4 r - - 1 'uf 2,15 Q Refi P, I -. fv- 1 Nl, 51,19 Carolyn Sievers Doris Sigman Dick Sklar Mary lane Snavely Murl Steele Glenna Stewart Cathleen Stohr Iohn Stonner Marlyn Strader Bobby Stratton Betty Streeter Donald Sublett if ,,.4n. x '? .' ,,, , ' se Lorne Sutherlin , 'f Bert Thomas V- , X Linda Turner , Ronnie Turner if Kay Vannatta 4 A f jr' Y . sr 4 'S ' f I ' 7 X l 7 l 5.1, ' , 'f' 1 Ill 'iii ., -:Q l 34 M. 'Q ' P 7 91 ' ' A , , ' I M- l In , ,f ' l ,frm 'nf H ' :sr A 5, 1 .'. , 4r- Q S fa Ronald Vansell Nancy Vaught Sharon Vedder Georgia Vinson Larry Wahlers Mary Wallace Ierry Ward Iudie Warren Carol Sue Watson Cecil Watson lack Way Kathryn Weathers Ken Williams Iackie Wilson lane Wilson Dixie Wilt Donna Woll Charlotte Wolll 4 Id '7 I FY, ' 'ix is , , -an 1 P 1 J -eva' , if ' ?'.. .' David Wolgamuth Mary Karen Woods Dick Woodsmall Marjorie Woolery Iaydearxe Young Juniors , r A' Q'- The pride HJ of the class What's cookin'? The junior homecoming float L.,,4,r Whose convertible? What's the assignment? Isn't she pretty? One thorn among the roses. 108 All The teachers' delight. The Iuniors do work-sometimes. Sophomore Class Officers -., 'N-. MELVIN BROWN, President e, We 'T SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Priscilla Scott. secretory: Kenneth Shepherd, vice-president: Mr. Schlrchtinq, sponsor: Melvin Brown, president: Sherry S!culiGCh6I. porter. Sharon Alcorn Carolyn Allen Ioe Allen Carolyn Kay Anderson Orin Anderson Gordon Anthony Loyce Austin Patty Ball lerilyn Barnes Mary Helen Beale Sandra Sue Bennett Wayne Bennett Iames Beyer DeeAnna Blaylock Linda Blue Mary Bohon Wilma Bolch Larry Bottcher Erma Lee Brockschmidt Delores Brown Melvin Brown Viola Bruce Dale Burford Tony Burton Ronnie Carter Phyllis Cason Dorothy Chamberlin Gary Christian lack Clark Sherman Clark Linda Clemons lim Comfort Patricia Cornelius Dick Craig Ralph Craig Gary Cramer - rv- F1 l fl r, ffl Y 1 of 5- , ' A 4 62' . - '33 ,,,,, V ..-,,, Ji -' 'ev A Ja-ax. gl I ' fn' A . x L . ' in , , .QQ 2 1 rx' bww is ,J e,, Q 5 on .Jw V . w , Q f'- w - Q i ff? C' '17 X N N r 'V I ' gl I fr yawn 3 'J s of -r '37 , Z 4 f:'l1:. ' ' f 3 I '15, 15:7 5 l , I , ' 3 ' ' 4' 4 I3 , . r .af 2 ef V7 - 3, V I y I I ' vs ... 4, 3: . I as I SY' Sophomores , ff- .19 Q-si 4 . r ,315 C f fr. -ffi Q 0 I .4 A , A xi v ny Yr... 1' M7 4 f 5 rf M, .X fr X X , 1 ,- ' X ff! 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Heck Mary Io Henderson Billy Heuerman Louise Holloway Betty Homan lerry Houcheris Dennis Houk Larry Houston ludy Howard Barbara Hughes Michael Hughes Sheila Isgur Shirley Iackson Iudy Iiedel Dora Iobe Stanley lobe Ianey Iohns Bob Iones Evelyn Iordan Suaririe loy Margie Kammerich Karl Kasak Betty Kelley Bill Kelley William Kellrier Donna Keltner Emma Fay Kindle Larry Koch Kenneth Kreisel William Kreisel Iames Kresse Ioyce Kroeger Dean Kuhns Iudy Kyger x J ,lf rj. -we 3 J en N1 1 1 T 0 i ,' r , ,gh ,Jn 1' yu, Z g ' , . ln ,flu 'E 4'- Sophomores l nf ' rw 1 1 v., H. N414 f V -2 I 'V 1--JAY -,o wfd ...av we ' ,Q 4- i 5 5 4' 1 l x 7 timid 1 '5 jf K 1 1 'dy . J 9 ,I M' l W on IT - 7 - . Q 7 . if r - - 'lx I x M., r - . L K I Y ' ' all I ' ir n 'l jk ' e lf' G la Qf df, ,PJ -' ' fgiiiz, l i ri ' - 'ax l F1 efliaifgii fr f r . fn! rn fr, 4. ,Q A 'S 3 fi 4 5, s 'af gm ,., ,,, 1 My it . . x .1 we tw, s.yfi '. , - I . . s.: .-. 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'i Z A of swf Peter Lamy Ierry Landreth Glenda Lange Ioyce LeBeque Phillip Lees Virginia Leiter Eugenia Lentz Mary Anne Lipscomb Gary Lower Veryl McCoy Billie Sue McKenzie Marjorie McKinney Dale Maggard Bonnie Marshall Marvin Maune Virgil Meredith Gary Meyer Patsy Middaugh Laura Ann Miller Marlene Miller Myrna Miller Sharon Mines Marchetta Moore Larry Mopps Henri Mos Larry Mueller Lynda Murphree Richard Nace Eddie Newland Bill Noland Maurice Pangburn Patty Parker David Parkhurst Della Patterson Marie Pauley Michele Peabody Chris Peters Billie Pinkham Bill Poynter Ioyce Quint Sue Raskin Wilton Ray Bill Reed Carol Reed Glenda Sue Reed Linda Reed Delta Reine Lila Reine Arvid Rhoads Sue Rhoads Margaret Robb lack Robinson Lula Robinson Larry Rodewald Patty Rodewald Robert Ronspiez Sandra Rossman Carolyn Ryan Mike Salmoms Anne Schick Barbara Schneider Kennadean Schrader Pat Schreiner Annettcl Schupbach Priscilla Scott Francis Sell Ierry Self David Shackles Raymond Shanahan Bobby Shaw Kenneth Shepherd Carolee Shirley ,S-sg ,- v '49 Y I f, I ,gm ., .B .1 , .a- f I 1 4' s -.,y. l I 51 'H' x 4 Q! , A .1 x. gf A- X W if . f I x4sx 'LQ -LL 7: I - I K Q l G Q. , w .1 ,.. . ,Q- rv X 43 f 'K-ef ' i if .3 Sophomore-5 ' Sophomores s r, ii X 1'-3 uf' 'il 5. 1. 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Susan Short Andia Smethers Donna Marie Smith Guy Smith Iackie Smith Pat Smith Frank Sprinkles Carolyn Staley Sherry Staullacher Bobby Stean Gary Stephens Terry Steele lohn Strain Donnie Stratton Ronnie Stratton Leroy Street Liz Sullivan Charlene Toliver Eva Marie Turner Marilyn Twenter Ianice Twyman Garnett VanNatta Linda Mae Vedder Anna Mae Velten Gordon Voiqht Ted Walch Billy Wallace Wanda Walters Lucille Walz Cary Wasson Ianice Wasson Gerald Weir Connie Welch Curtis Welch Sara Wells Mary Ann Wheatley Ierry White Dennis Whitfield Beth Wicker Robert Wilken loe Williams Larry Wilson Linda Wise Bonnie Wissman Claude Woolery Marcel Younce Deanna Young Sophomore-5 These sophomores provided excellent ingredients for the art class float. These sophomores take advantage of the bright sunny autumn weather. Plucky sophomores added variety to the Homecomm parade with their float Fellow Latin students study V993 Much enthusiasm WD from in the crucial moments before the safe drivers of the a test future Eg tu, Brine Q5 me The angles of the triangles and sophomores struggle finally coincide in Miss through Caesar. Harris' geometry class. 4-l!7'9'S. 117 Freshman Class Ufficers RICHARD WERTZ, President I FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Rrchczrd Wertz, president: Gary Bryon. treasurer: Mary Iones. secretory: Eddie Arquitt, reporter: Trudy Damn. vice-president: Mrs. Yurcrsich Sponsor. 118 Clayton Alcorn Ann Addington David Alexander Billy Anderson Deanne Anthony Eddie Arquitt Kenard Askey Ianet Austin Sheila Bane Wilma Banty Bobby Barklage Franklin Barnes Kenneth Barnes Dianne Baudendistel Roy Beale Tommy Belsha Iack Benner Iudith Bergman Galen Bigelow Sharon Bilderback Earl Billingsley Patricia Blakesley Larry Blaylock Patty Bohlken Myrna Balch Bill Booth Carol Bottcher Nancy Bottcher Norman Bottcher Gary Braden Iudy Braden Pat Bradshaw Betty Branstetter Melvin Briscoe Ioyce Brown Carol Brownfield Yo . f' 'K 'Ek Ll 4.- , ,fy-.r-':,-' f f Iv ,Q ff a,' 0' 's . ,f,.lZ,, r,'g,vue- ge, 'sv X K, ff Q 3 ', if Xfmyv , K Freshmen - 1' J-if 1 1 , ,Q N , I fd X fhx I 2 Q' X Ji l l 'l X tx -5 t jb- ,V 1 I ff Q' AN . ,J Al l 4 -rg, -3 , B y , g, W is li 'L 1. lf' .ful 'A ir ., 91 y , -y in A is g y 'Y' VV ,Y W g :V t ,' -H , , 1' ,, f lf X A 1 All TJ K .13 x i K. . 1 L. - 7 Nye lf ' x ga .4 K -0 1, 63 I Lf' rf -. .at in .ag g ,S , az Xl 1 lf -'17 X g 1-. t its ov- S , I? 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A I 24W Clarence Underhill Donald Vanderlinden Bob Vedder Mary Lou Velton Della Viebrock Dale Vincent Charles Wadleigh Ion Waller Susa Ward Peter Warren Iimmy Watson Ierry Watson Louise Welch Peggy Welch Richard Wertz Frank Weyer Craig White Carole Whitfield Sandra Whitfield Karen Wickliffe David Wilhite Clara Williams Larry Williams Linda Williams Paul Williams Sondra Williams Charlene Wilson Lyle Wilson Shirley Wingfield William Winters Darline Wiser lohn Wolf loyce Wolfe Dorothy Woodall Harry Wollery Robert Wright Lester Yancey Nancy Yessen Floyd Yost ludy Young Sue Zaring Mrs Maddox's home ec students take their freshly-baked bxscuxts trom the oven tor final approval It lS an ancient Manner And he stoppeth l ot 3 By thy long gray beard and glittering eye, mg certalnly rs progressrnq Now wherefore stopp st thou may temptatton to explarn a lxttle Eighth Grade- Ufficers DICK WELLS, President ElGHTH GRADE CLASS OFF1CERb 28 James Anderson, vice-president: Dick Wells, pxesident: Mark Shelby. secretary-treasurer: Miss White, sponsor. Barbara Abney lanette Ady Peggy Alexander Ralph Alexander Sally Allen Donna Anderson Iamie Anderson lim Bob Anderson Kay Anderson Deann Anthony lanice Arboqast Barbara Arnold Delbert Arnold Ruth Baldwin Iudy Bangert Mary Louise Barnes Robert Barnes Sharon Bartlett Ioe Bauman Laverne Berry Wanda Biggs Bob Bishop Wanda Blaylock Ronald Bohlken Ierry Bozarth Iohnny Bozarth Iohnnie Branum Mary Lee Brewer lunior Brock Martha Bronson Dorothy Brown Bill Bryan Donald Buckley Sandra Burton Shezyle Campbell Freddie Carroll 'C rf' ..?V, I '25 x f ' V7 'ff awk K 5 s 1 , .1 W ,I L A I M 1 lf v ,, A , , y 1 ri, K ' 1 Xt 'HT' fs' we ff, .,- 'Q , rl y 1 k-0 J ...f Eighth Grade 1 . .L g .ffm tv. '53 75 ' . Vg 'v' li: i MMR I ,, K, X fun V Ky 5, he l E, r E f If I I on i J .J Q. .X Q!- V Q ,. . l ' il- 'fl f' , N 0 7 frm ' '55 ,Q 3 5 -37' L 'W' ' F wg . 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In vs, ..,-.- 1 A ,fa y x -3 Q .M-r t x Edna Carter Marie Carter Charles Case Iackie Case Iris Cason Larry Chastain Ieonard Chilcoat Michaelyn Chitty Kenneth Coleman Bobby Comfort Mike Cook Wanda Cook Colder Copas Gay Corson Peggy Craig Zelpha Craig Donald Crawford Sandra Crow Ierry Crutcher lanice Curran Ronald Dager Ronald Davidson Inger Davis Betty DeLamarter Richard DeLamarter Billy Dennis Eugene Dickey Raymond Dickey Iohn Dirck Sharon Ditziield Vernon Dotson Betty Sue Edde David Edwards Steven Eisert Barry Ellis Gary Ellis ,,, , fn., ,. f A ,-4' X4-' V ri I ' rn. I X A Delores Ellison L A L, E ' ' at Q ' , Q 1 T leanie England A ' - ' - , Alvin Esser X if '-D ' K ' 7 A Patty Estes 'Nur' , Wg , - J Bonita Evans 1 1 Q Marsha Evans ' , T I f at - 'A Iohn Farlow X ,Tv r fy. 4 ,U , Bobby Ferguson 'L' K. 'N t W Faye Finch 1 . W ' ' ' , , Q , Y Q ' , Rae Flauaus s' 'Y ' i ' 1' 3 ' Wilson Foster ' V 4 , if J Spencer Friclre tl, X I ,X W Q ' f if is f - N W c-: rfl... '- .--LA.. 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Marva Hutchinson Kim lman Shirley Iacksori Richard Iaros Theresa Ienkins Mary Lea Iohnson Riesley Iones Sheree lulin Norma Kaiser David Kammerich Vera Kellner Danny Keltner Jack Kenny Iudy Kinder Tressia Knapp Linda Kreisel Anna Kreisler Charlotte Kronl- Linda Landes Margaret Lang Viola Lawson Robert Leas Charles Lee Tom Leslie Bobby Lewis Lloyd Lewis Thomas Lilly Dennis Lively Iell Lockett Sally Loeb Donna Long Charles Loucks Helen McCoy Doris McDonald Linda McGaugh Karen McMullen Betty Martin David Martin Louise Meyers Marilyn Michael Larry Ioe Miller Iim Minqer Ioyce Monsees Elaine Moon Sandra Moon Timmy Morgan Tommy Morgan Clayton Morris Emory Morris Ronald Mulberry Michael Naoier -rv f f I v fl 'ti I Aw is I 1. 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Walker Estil Weir Larry Welch Bruce Wells Dick Wells Iudy Weseloh Iames Wheeler Ann Whitaker Mary Whitehead Ronald Whitehead Genevieve Williams Kay Williams Donna Wilson Ierry Wilson Sharon Wingfield Iohn Wise Charles Wolf Gerald Wolf Sue Wollet Bill Woolery Arthur Worlledge Mary Yost Kay Young Stanley Yount Barbara Zalin Forrest Zey wb, 2? Jw' f' 'gig 1 ' z '54',x, Q I L., ,XX '!'HA N X 5 QM- -v-fx ' ,nl iv-fx xJ :lair ' ...-.........-. .......-vw-v-uprgu-u-an---yarn -u- -.........,. J, 2-T3'4i'3Yf,f-:V-. .,. Wg, , ,M . mf Q- rw? ,. - H , 1 ' H rs ' .,.4-N...--fmt-1 jwn-v Wv1wo-u- WW?-vi -5- A ,,,,, ff---mascara! Z I ,gn A ,f4 z:fz 7L' f i 5 , , ,, E , I 3 5' ,1- Z ff W, vw' 'x-. V W' ' I V Zin- . Y S, nv ,, , , 'nw I 5 Q V 4, Q W 5' a . ,Q F, 'ks' N4 'N 'Q adgffifff v' T x X I P A ,, I. :. 1. x f L F 1 'v ,rw ,, ' I-'L--'fl 1' - . I V I I e A m v 1 1 ' W 4 .. 4. ' vo,- 3 , . . l 175: 'K ' .'- .,. 1 4 4 i, 3 3 .. 6 i E , 1 1 i , 5 I 6 f 5 ! J I I i 0 Q i ...MU ...V W .F 9 A V3 5? r rx N '?-9 , if 1 Q v , ,ng AK W B-FLAT CLARINET Iim Allcorn Eddie Arquitt Kay Caraway Ianice Grimes Kenneth Kreisel Bill Poynter Bonnard Schupp Kenneth Shepherd Dale Vincent Kathy Hanna Larry Reed Ianet Hamilton Charla Hurtt E-FLAT CLARINET Bonita Evans Pat Parker ALTO CLARINET Betty Heuerman Ann Uhr BASS CLARINET Tohn Cross Sandra Hammond and President ................ ............... B ILL SUTTON Vice-President ...... ......... B OB MCDONALD SHARON VEDDER Drum Major .,.... . Secretary ........... ALTO SAXOPHONE Dale Anderson Bill Chambers Dean Griswold Bon WALCH BASSOON Steven Eisert Betty Sue Edde William Kreisel Betty Phillips TENOR SAXOPHONE OBOE Ronnie Carter Sue Wolleu BARITONE SAXOPHONE Charles Robinson TRUMPET Charles Arnest FLUTE Edwin Crow David Dotson lim Goodrich Charles Newell Clifford Robinson Mike Salmon Priscilla Scott Gene Self Bob Spraggins Bill Sutton Eva Turner Larry Blaylock Norma Childers David Carson Marilyn Goldman Sue Heckart Iaydean Young Ianice Curran FRENCH HORN Don Edde Gearrv Gordon Leroy Street Sharon Vedder Bob Walch Kit Taylor BARITONE Mary Louise Barnes Stanley Iones TROMBONE lack Benner Bill Booth Iohn Hausam Benjy Hill Gary Lower Wayne Richardson Francis Self Curtis Welch BASS Tom Boehm Charles Lawrence Bob McDonald DRUMS D'Anne Brougher Don Huddleston loan Iman Iohn Middleton Ierry Weir Jimmie Watson Orchestra President .1 ..A,........ .............. B OB WALCH Vice-President ....,..,. ,,.... K AY RICHARDSON Secretary ........,.....,,. .,,,.,,, B ARBARA MABRY Concertmaster ...........,.......,..,. WAYNE SIEVERS VIOLIN Donna Anderson Mary Louise Barnes Dorothy Chamberlin Iudy Corson Mary Evelyn Durham Barbara Elliott Iudith Gardner Nancy Garst Iudy Griggs Ruth Ann Harrison Carol Hillman Charles Phillip Hoffman Iudy Horner Sheila Isqur Barbara Mabry Carolyn Nave Donna Nave Sandra Peterman Iacqueline Roberts Susan Schien Lynn Shirley Wayne Sievers Emille Smith Faye Thomas Sue Turk Sandra Twenter , . I ' 4 rl lf .rll sl I ll 6 Teddy Walch Susie Ward Kay Williams Gerald Wolf Sue Wollet CLARINET lim Allcorn Kay Caraway Leland Payton Kenneth Shepherd TRUMPET Bob Spraggins Bill Sutton FRENCH HORN Don Edde Gearry Gordon Leroy Street Bob Walch DRUMS D'Anne Brougher fl lt- l , CELLO Iacqueline Case Bill Heiss lanet Morriss Sara Oswald Kay Richardson VIOLA Kay Harlan Pat Landon Barbara Loveland Donna Lynn BASS Bill Booth Pat Huffman Stanley Iones Suanne Ioy Marlene Miller Ianice White TROMBONE Wayne Richardson FLUTE Marilvn Goldman Sue Heckart : ? I i ,I I ,g fa? I all 'QX7 1 t 4 ' 4 I f E , , ,, , 2 V 10 f if f 'B v -2 J-4 . . A bg K I D V .k , n- l X'c:'- :7 U i J' . fd, 1 ' I I X Q 9 r ,X K fi . Tir: 4' TOP ROW: Laura Lee Meredith, Patsy Higgins, Virginia Schondelmeyer, Iane Black, Sandra Lynch, Barbara Kelley, Elaine Van Natta, Charlene Sutherlin, Arline Todd, Yvonne Woolery. SECOND ROW: lanice White, lean Nolcl, Kay Harlan, Beverly Fawver, Beverly Gamber, Sandra Mahnken, Brenda Haggard, Geraldine Anthony, Betty Stephens, lrene Shipley. THIRD ROW: Kay Caraway, lime Knox, Shirley Pohl. Mary Keith, Marlene Lien, Sheila Nold, Patty Moore, Gwen Moon, Gail Williams. BOTTOM ROW: Gayle Kroeger, Barbara Mabry, ludie Curran, Donna Anderson, Deanie Perkins, Kay Richardson, Anna Lee Skidmore, Kay Satterwhite. Senior- unior Girls' G ee Club TOP ROW: Carol Watson, Nancy Fricke, lanelle Goldsmith, Loyce Curtis, Linda Turner, Delores Light, Louise Renno, Nancy Prowell, Iula Ford, Iudy Grimes, Doris Sigman, Patricia McFerren. SECOND ROW: Donna Lynn, Carolyn Kelley, Mary Karen Woods, Mary Lou Cook, Iudy Hopkins, Glenna Stewart, Jackie Wilson, Helen Kinder, Diane Smith, Charlotte Renno, D'Anne Brougher. THIRD ROW: Bonnie Shaw, Kay Van Natta, Mariorie Woolery, Melinda Cook, Sharlene Davis, Mary lane Snavely, Barbara Loveland, April Burton, Shirley Ash, Carol Couchman, Shirley Morarity. Cathleen Stohr, Iudy Warren. BOTTOM ROW: Betty Phillips, Ethel Litz, Alice Middleton, Nancy Vaught, Sharon Vedder, Beverly Burnett, Sheila Duvall. Barbara Buso, Marie Fowler. wa -J X .g eff - ,fl a , , - 1 . 7' r MSDS, cs r 1 'A . is' xr 0 :- A P4 , , I' - - V y f Mi- - . ' 1 3 V I fn' . , A 'Q 7' 1 1 X ' Y' r - , .. X . ,E A Y' x ' .4 14, l ', TOP ROW: Margie McKinney, Laura Ann Miller, Evelyn lorden, Sara Wells, Linda Vedder, Patty Ball, Iune Cusick, Elizabeth Sullivan. Charlotte Crook, Beatrice Haggard, Barbara Hughes, Sharon Mines, Patty Rodewald, Louise Holloway. SECOND ROW: Carolyn Anderson, Glenda Reed. lane Iohn, Connie Welch, Suanne Ioy, Patty Smith, Erma Lee Brocksmith, loyce Kroeger, Patsy Middaugh, Donna Smith. Patty Schreiner. Barbara Schneider, Sandra Rossman. BOTTOM ROW: Andra Smithers, Lila Reine, Wilma Bolch, loyce Le Begue, Carolee Shirley. Dorothy Chamberlin, Sheila lsgur, Virginia Leiter, Delta Reine, Lucille Walz, Dolly Dillon, Mary Io Henderson. Lynda Murphree. Sophomore-Freshman Girls' G ee Club TOP ROW: Dela Viebrock. Nada Parsley, Io Ann Patrick, Iudith Stivers, ldella Furnell, Anita Kelley, Ruth Tindell, Charlene Wilson, Patricia Blakesley, Carol Bottcher. loyce Wolfe. SECOND ROW: Carolyn Mulberry, Lois Moon, Peggy Welch. Carolvn Thomas, Charlene Land. Louise Welch, Sandra De Witt. Iudith Kay Gardner. Iudy McDonald, Bonnie Morris, Kay Iacobi, Iudith Hopkins. BOTTOM ROW: Dorothy Woodall, Carol Dull, Patty Studer, Kathy Means, Melinda Turk, Iudy McDowell, lva Shoemaker. Wilma harms, Kay Burke, lanice Harbit, Carolyn Gamber. PP- - Q 'T' TOP ROW? lerry White, Iackie Smith, Dale Hanson, Ronnie Stratton, Iimmie Gwinn, Iimmy Carver, Donnie Straton, Richard Harrison. TGYYY Steele, Ichn Strain. SECOND ROW: Dale Miller Bob Kreeqer, Robert Cross, Ierry Fox, Cary Christian Wesley Voight, -Mike SGIUIOIIS, laclcson Way, loe Allen. BOTTOM ROW: Harry Satterwhite, Eddie Newland, Floyd Evans Don Edde. Charles Robinson, Clifford Robinson. Ronnie lones, Ken Williams, limmie Don SVIODO I oys GI ee Club IR H. 171 Senior Boys' Quartet Bob Walch, Tony Walch, Bob Kreeqer, Don Edde. Song Leader Nan Ferguson Accompanist Ianice White Senior Girls' Sextet Barbara Mabry, Beverly Fawver, Kay Caraway, Nan Ferguson, Sandra Mahnken, Patty Moore. Mary Keith, Brenda Haggard, Patsy Hiqqins 'assistant majorette Kay Harlan lmajorettel, April Burton, Beth Wicker. Cheerleaders ith, l T311 Gail Williams 'head cheerleader, Barbara Dougherty Ferguson, Donna Lynn, Linda Vedder, Mary Lou Cook. ri -1 1 i'i' I TOP ROW: Roy Gwinn, lim Rice and Ierry White, SECOND ROW: Mr. Blair sponsor, Teddy Walch, Patty Moore, Barbara Elliot, Floy Ev ' ' ' ans, Leroy Street, ludy Iiedel and Tony Walch. BOTTOM BOWL Pricilla Scott, Wayne Brown tpresident and Warren Cheatam. A A atlonal Forensic eague Tournaments Springfield - - - Central High November 2 and 3 St. Paul's College December 15 Lebanon High lanuary 5 Drury College Ianuary ll and l2 Warrensburg - - - Central College March 16 St. Louis - - - N. F. L. April 13 The National Forensic League represents a vital part in the extracurricular program here at Smith- Cotton. Members of the Sedalia Chapter have par- ticipated in debate, extemporaneous speaking, inter- pretive reading, duet acting, analytical speaking, oratorical, dramatic and humorous declamations. Through untiring efforts and many challenges. the Smith-Cotton National Forensic League received the National Merit Award for having outstanding membership and high scholastic records. The goal for receiving this award was reached by having in- terested students in the field of speech. The influence of speech work is important in all phases of life, thus N.F.L. represents a step up the ladder to success. 4 S, K If E digit: it Senior Student Council Don Land President Vice-President ...... .... W AYNE BROWN Secretary ,-,,.,,,,,,,,,,,AAA,,,,,,,A,,,,, BARBARA FREUND Treasurer ..,..,.,,. MARY RUTH MITTELHAUSER Reporter ....v,,e, ,, TONY WALCH, lUDY BROWN Parliamentarian .....Ye......,,eV... VERNON DITTON Sergeant-at-Arms ,e..., ,.,i.t l IM GOODRICH. LARRY SHEPHERD r STANDING: Gail Williams, Ronnie Dirck, Myrna Miller, Donna Anderson, ludy Brown, Charles Robinson, Charles LGWYSHCSA Bob Walchl ohnny Middleton, Larry Shepherd, Kay Richardson, Sydonna l-lackler, Bob McDonald, Bill Suttcn, lula Ford. SEATED: Tom Herrick. Linda Momberg, Tony Walch, Barbara Freund. Don Land, Wayne Brown, Susan Schien, lim Goodrich, Darlene Laird, Sonny Newman. I i L 4. ll lll STANDING: Vernon Ditton, Patty Schreiner, Melvin Brown, Patty Luckey, Virgil Meredith, Sharon Alcorn, Bob Garrison, Leroy Street. Sharon Vedder. Dick Woodsmall, Sherry Stauflacher. Leland Payton, Marlene Miller, Miss Hazel Gray tsponsorl. SEATED: Shirley Abney. Kenneth Shepherd. Priscilla Scott, David Dotson, Dorothy Chamberlin, Kristian Kolberq. Barbara Watson, Larry Witt, Rita Napier. Ned Kehde. N4 Y 'inf' STANDING: Miss hazel Gray isponsorl, Vicky Hunnell, Iudith Kay Gardner, ludy Strain, Arlene Hendricks, Larry Reed. Steve Schultz Galen Bigelow, Dick Wells, Sharon Patten, Norma Pace, Mary Louise Barnes, Delores Gwinn. SEATED: Bob Vedder. Douglas Gilpin Ion Waller, Nicky Nickols, David Wilhite. Loy Holman, Richard Wertz, lim Miller ,l Q gli STANDING: Kit Taylor, Sharon Dilzfield, Sharee Iulin, Linda Bunn, Bill Reyhurn, Wayne Snupnacn, Jim bwope, lack Benner, Iudy McDowell, Iim Watson, Dennis Pauly, Peggy Neihold, Velma Harmes. SEATED: Charles Case, Della Viebrock, Clel Purnell. Ioyce Brown, Tom Leslie, ludy Bergman, Charles Wadleigh, Gay Corson. unior Student Council President Jon Waller 5 Vice-President .,.. ..,,,. N ICKY NICKOLS Secretary ,.,.r., ,... D AVID WILHITE Treasurer .,,. ....,.,,.......,,.r,r,,.,...,,s L OY HOLMAN Reporter ...,,...,,,. CLEL FURNELL, BOB VEDDER Parliamentaricm .,s,..,....,.,..,,,, GALEN BIGELOW, 5 DOUGLAS GILPIN Sergeant-at-Arms .... ,,..,.. I ACK BENNER, RICHAR WERTZ .1- . egg, Q- V. .,' 4.4-:tw ,,'. 4 . ...iq -'.Q-nl, ,f . ..-M ' .wr A 5 , N, 1 . . . r, tg .gmffvsg ' ft! ' . ' 'xl-,Q ' 'I' 4:4 N SENIORS Shirley Abney lane Black Iudy Brown Pat Brown Kay Caraway Virginia Chamberlin Betty Estes Barbara Freund Sydonna Hackler Brenda Haggard Kay Harlan Gayle Kroeqer Patty Lane Patty Luckey Deanna Lyles Barbara Mabry Sheila Merry Mary Ruth Mittelhauser Linda Momberq Lois Morris Qheila Nold Decnie Perkins Carol Pierce Kay Richardson Kay Satterwhite Anna Lee Skidmore Barbara Shoemaker Barbara Watson Carl Williams Tula Van Dyne Elaine Van Natta Laura Lee Young 1: ,of I 3 'u 5'-. . ,mr ' .fb l Spiz Officers LINDA MOMBERG I Pfesidenf -I-ULA VAN DYNE Vice-President ANNA LEE SKIDMORE Secretary-Treasurer DEANIE PERKINS A RGPOFYGY JUDY BROWN Parliamentarian nfl' :wif IUNIORS D'Anne Brouqher Beverly Burnett April Burton Barbara Buso Mary Lou Cook Melinda Cook Loyce Curtis Sharlene Davis Iula Ford Nancy Garst Marilyn Goldman lanelle Goldsmith Iudy Horner Carolyn Kelley Helen Kinder Beverly Long Barbara Loveland Donna Lvnn Barbara Mackm Hua Napier Carolyn Nave Nona Payne Susan Schien Diane Smith Linda Turner Kay Van Natta Nancy Vauqht Carol Sue Watson Iackie Wilson Dixie Wilt Mary Karen Woods Iaydeane Young 1:- BACK ROW: Don Land, Bob Walch, Don Edde, Vic Van Dyne, Larry Shepherd, Krisiian Kolberg, Tam Boehm, Gary Smith, Bennie Sands, FRONT ROW: Bob Mclfatrich, Bob Kreeqer, Tony Walch, Wayne Brown, Iim Goodrich, Sonny Newman, Bob McDonald, Conrad Bothganger. Seniors er Lettermen's Club 3 x Juniors BACK ROW: Ronnie Turner, Art Bethke, Ierry Fox, Dick Sklar, Tom Herrick, Ronnie Dirck, lim Rice, Lorne Sutherlin, Marshall Bryan, lohn Stonne1',Gary Hickman. FRONT ROW' Clifford Robinson Dick Woodsmall Ned Kehde Don Collis, Diclcy Morris, lerry Bredwell, lim Nlatepa, Ken Williams, Warren Cheathem, Bill McDowell, Perry Fairfax. ufure l'l0mema.Kers Q sf of mevacoo X TOP BOW Barbara Schmeder Lmda Drckerson Llara WllllUmQ Mary Ann Lxpscomb Delta Berne loyce Ann Qulnt SECOND ROW THVRD ROW V1rqm1a Schondelmeyer AllC9 Mrddleton Blame Kettle N P tt Moore fTreos Carolee Shrrley Amta Kelley DorotHy Gault Lourse Holloway C BOTTOM ROW Iudy Brown fVxce Presrdentl Barbara Freund lPresxdent a y Delores Lrght Nancy Frrcke Iudme urran urerl Mary Ruth Mxttelhauser tlleporterl STANDING: loan lman, Bonnie Shaw, Diane Smith, Glenna Stewart, Dixie Wilt, Sandra Oswald, Emma Kindle. SEATED: Beverly Fawver .Treasurerl Iudie Curran Nice-Presidentl, Barbara Freund iPresidentn, Sandra Mahnken tSecretaryl, Mary lane Snavely tlieporterl. Future Teachers of America A Teachers Creed I believe in boys and girls, the men and women of a great tomorrow: that whatsoever the boy soweth the man shall reap. I believe in the curse of ignorance: in the efficacy of schools: in the dignity of teaching: and in the joy of serving others. I believe in wisdom as revealed in human lives as well as in the pages of the printed book: in lessons taught, not so much by precept as bv example: in ability to work with the hands as well as to think with the head: in everything that makes life large and lovely. I believe in beauty in the schoolroorn, in the home, in daily life, and out- of-doors. I believe in laughter: in love: in faith: in all ideals and distant hopes that lure us on. I believe that every hour of every day we receive a just reward for all we are and all we do. I believe in the present and its opportunities: in the future and its promises: and in the divine joy of living. The Hazel Gray Chapter of the Future Teachers of America is an active organization which holds fortnightly meetings with very interesting programs. In the spring, a tea honoring the faculty is held in the senior high school library. Although the member- Edwin Osgood Grover ship is composed entirely of girls, there are in S-C a number of boys who intend to teach but cannot be active members of F.T.A. because of their athletic commitments. Mrs. Polly Ann Sillers is the sponsor of the chapter. 153 1... aux-ha STANDING: Mr. Miller, Tom Harris, Walter Clark, Donald Sublett, Bobby Holdren, Richard Deason, Maxine Shoemaker. SEATED: Delaine Guymon, Sue Hendricks. loyce Barber, Shirley Cusick, Betty Ronspiez, C0-operative Uccupational Education BACK ROW: Ralph Swearngin, Charles Barnes, Larry Light, Clay Swope, Daniel Nell. FRONT HOW: Conrad Flothganger, Bob Bottcher, Bill Bishop, Larry Hall, lerry Matthews, Bill Griffith. fly! , xslfly O -45 S-.,,, 3' shers 12 TOP ROW: Dixie Wilt, Elaine Kettle, Glenna Stewart, Diane Smith, Iudy Hopkins. BOTTOM ROWS Ioyce ADH QW-lim. Bonnie Shaw, Mary Dane Snavely. Intra-mural Pla ire-ctors and Managers For Eighth Grade For Freshmen For Sophomores For Iuniors For Seniors DIRECTOR Iudie Curran Kay Richardson lrene Shipley Deanie Perkins Kay Satterwhite STAGE MANAGER Kay Harlan Pat Brown Shirley Abney Beverly Fawver Sandra Mahnken Stage Crew BACK ROW: Gary Iohnson, David Goldsmith, FRONT ROW: M Iaeqer fsponsori, Ioe Allen, Iohn Enqles, Leslie Hansen. Sli? S A -1. ' 4 1' ,, Pittsburgh - Coming's cross shines over Sedcxlicx at Christmas Compliments WM XAUQWCQQ U vase lb O B 0 I 0 ui mmuia mm SbEDALIA,MlSSOURl, U.S. A. Complete Meat Processing Pettls County locker System Phone 506 Mam 8: Grand SEDALIA MISSOURI Compllments of COMPLIMENTS OF ,, S Jzwums 225 South Oh1O Street 8 Sedalua s Frlendhest Jewelers Q wr. av, ' I 4 T0 THE CLASS OF 1957 Ollglfllll ulwna SEDALIA WATER COMPANY , A o ' -1 E 7 Z ow 'ali FI nulv W ' 'W II ' I ' ' ll ? 2 - 1- '7 Af ,,, ff Sf? , ,Q -Z5 S Q' + 4, ,531 I 14 ' A ,A S 1 - ygyvfg1,,,. ,, nd ' f l A Z-Y ,R -I I I ff? is -1 5 I ' , Q-3' ' of - 1 1- 4 A Bi S Q ' ' fi' 'G vhs K ef., -1.1 V I f U' fm- Z K 6 Mi I f I 'izjh , am-fii ,, so 7--wiv ,I , A :X ff., f V, , 1 HM ,' -A, ,' 5, Q u'l if u lim? ff'-ax.- .ur A ,N p . in , .. u, Q, C f ' Your Public Servant For Years - l - - - W O Satlsfactlon Guaranteed k Kennle Muller REALTOR 3rd 8. Osag .nedaha Mo d dm R S1dGHC 316 South Park Phone 586 Res 3153 Farms Business Residence Shaw Music C0 Bn! Qlriqgw f 702 South Oh1o Phone 684 Sedaha MISSOUYI Pianos Organs Soufh Ohlo Sedalla Mo Band Instruments Musical Supplies i . .i-is Vogue Shoe Store - O I Mrs. Coo z Who was that who laughed out loud just n w? Kristian: I di it. but I didn't mean to. on ' Mrs. Cook: You didn't me-cm to! Y S 1 ' Kristian: No, I wus lcughi g p y l ' 9 ez a hole at the elbow. , . O ' Ulf - SM 7 . I.. . . I - I 1 l ' ' - , . 5 ' . I i , O Samsonite Luggage Samson Folding Tables E S F 1 ' h ' amson O dmg C airs A Complete Line of Sporting Goods Largest Stock In Central Missouru Scott s Book Sho 408 S Ohlo Sedalla Mo Letter Sweaters Tlger Emblems p PHONE 669 115 S OHIO ST B I N GS U S SUPER MARKET BROADWAY AND EMMETT IITH AND LIMIT DUNN BEVERAGE COMPANY 0E SEDAIIA Canada Dry Sprlg Squirt Comphments of Double Cola P 813 23 West 16th Phone 5029 305 South Ohio Sedalla Mo , - Nesbitts - Hires - NuGrape COURTESY Pittsburg Corning Corp SEDALIA MISSOURI Glass Blocks Foamglass Insulahon OWMAN PICTURE FRAMING Mnldred Bowman Emory Bowman 608 S Oh1o Phone 7 4 sllolzs y A G2 KM anlyn Why no Ixm Im broke COMPLIMENTS OF SEDAIIA IYPEWRIIIER C0 CHARLES HOFHEINS PROP 506 South Ohio Phone 818 ROYAL TYPEWRITERS VICTOR ADDING MACHINES A ff, I fee,-,,,,,,!ff,J.7.-eff Speclal Student Rates Late Model Rentals WIISONS CLOTHING Home of MacGregor Sportswear In Sedalla Congrafulahons From Demand Shoe Store I05 WEST STH Smart Styles for Young Men Complete 'Shoe Repalr Service - - I - - O7 Q , . C I - . 7 ... ' 921 5 1 Ifflif I e O . I--I zfigif 'mi W 'INV P ,-, I I rfj 'E' nhva 35? I 1 fi? I ,,-ff-f5f '7 A ' ' iii-Q15-4' 25554 - 4 ' - I ,1---V- 'j:- ' I --3'1333':'f3!,f ' 2 Y: f , Wy I ' 77,11-I-I UI . 7 9 , , W .-fo - sznuws smxnrssr roorwsn nov E THIRD wow: ue , o . 4 If ' H- , V., cms Q,-p Iim: S' el ty ,I 't l p,I ' t,l 't drinkf A M ' : I. BEST W'SHES Mid Continent Wholesale Co Cigars Cigarettes Tobacco Candy 518 South Ohio Phone 650 295 E FIFTH PHONE 409 A W PerrysS0ns, Inc Music Publishers and Dealers W D W Pb Prry IM b hd1856 PHONE 1000 712 S KENTUCKX Town 84 Country Shoes, Inc - C O - o O 7 .- A V' I I I If e on't Have It, e Can Get It V T aching Pieces O Specialty u lishers of e 's Musica agazine. Esta lis e f 1 C Comphments of Zero locker Market Adams Truck 84 Tractor ThlS Ad Wlll gave You S SS S S S If All Your Foods Are From Here P11009 233 401 W Main OTHERVR ISE WE BOTH LOSE Best Wrshes Senrors Comphments of Bryant Motor Company DODGE Sz PLYMOUTH DEALER M O Second dt z entucky Sts Sedalra Mo 164 . . ,, ' 1 7 r, wens: Students, I wont c y h t d 1' 't' two nulu l magnets. I ' ll - Vi 1 Blondes cmd brunett x . , . I Lil! ,HAIL Buy The Best MILK JACK SPRAT HNE FOODS Sedalua Mlssourl SH RYACK WRIGHT Grocerv and Distributors Congratulations From Cramer and Schrader Construction Co 109 111 East 2nd Phone 61 y D t T y D d Compllments of Montgomery Ward 81 Co Prlddy s Shoe Store 205 south Ohlo sf Your Money Back Satlsfactlon Guaranteed or SEDALIfX AHSSOURI 218 South Ohio Phone 3800 U ' 66 77 Y I O T' gh 1 M , h 1 M th 1 vt h t yr' ' gmww Argr hh',d I ' 7 7 For Greenhouse Fresh Flowers Headquarters for School Supplies KIang's l'l0R4l. C0- 312 S OHIO SEDALIA MO Fourth and Park Avenue Phone 4000 WAYNE RICHARDSON Coast to Coast Stores B bby 2401 West Broadway Sedaha Mo I883 1957 44 ,Gi I I-fn TI-HRD NATIONAL BANK THIRD AND OHIO MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Sedalla s Oldest 81 Larqest Bank . , . Z D I' g. h I 1 y .' D 'Fth lhfgd t'l2 B lllyl' 1 , . 6 ff NX' , X 1 I I .. B .rf I , 4. if N K I ' q I i 'I - in ' . ' ',' K A '17, f'- If ,,,-'-M X, I o n I ,X .WV s, I ' 5' I I QQ ,,,,, ,M .. nv ,W ,, U' ' 'W -A 1 - M ' ' A 'Q .' 'I ll ' I Heynen Monument Co. 301 EAST THIRD ST Memorial Craftsmen Slnce 1879 For The Graduate For All Occasions , I , Jlil Llll 'Ol 'GUI QNERATIONS On the Corner of Ohio 8. Third Jewelers Sz Watchmakers for Four Generatlons Owen General lure Co GENERAL TIRES AND TUBES Recaps Accessories Vulcamzmg 701 South Ohlo Phone 711 Sedalia Mo Sedalla Neon Company Telephone 4546 205 S Osage Signs Sales Service John Zulauf Sedalla Mo Get More for What You Pay SAVE At MODE O DAY' l IIIQDE 0 DH? LlI1gQIlQ Dresses Hosiery Blouses 320 South Ohl0 Sedalla Mo Compllments of Queen City Electric Co 315 South Oh1O 9 9 9 y lth g d I I 1 I O P1 ' o I ' . I Il she looks young, she's camouila ed. I Il she looks old, she's young but dissipated. , . lf she looks innocent, she's deceiving you. ll she looks shocked. she's acting. I Il she looks languishing, she's hungry. Il she looks sad, she's an lin . I ' Il she looks back. follow her. 1 1 - ' ' Did ou hear abou e irl who swallowe bullets d her hair is coming out in bangs? , . l i 1 Kenny s Standard Seryrce Personalrzed Servrce Atlas TIFGS Batterles and Accessorles 1403 E Broadway Phone 4291 Cuma 81 Dorothy s Beauty Salon 216 W Thlrd .mt one 3636 Arr Condrtroned Sedalra Mrssourr Comphrnents of Yunker lrerman Drug Co Homaker s, Inc FURNITURE Homemakers for Centra NIISSOUPI 214 West WIHIII Sedaha Mo Connor Wagoner Style Wrthout Extravagance Featurrng Ladles Sz Chlldren s Ready To Wear 414 South Ohro Phone 787 P dylld thpp dh bp! q 9 - ' . ' 'N . Ph 7 1 9 o ' LL , Y I ' 'H - 1 1 I , . u - u A bo st jumped out of cz twentieth-story window and fell to the sidewalk below. A cop come running over cm e e . Who cx ened? . Replie 1 e o s er, I don't know, mon. I just t h ' 3 ' 7 I. . Br Rrte Super Market Bob Go1dsm1th Ernest Goldsmith Dorn laundry 8r Dry Cleanmg Co The Complete Food Market 1010 S Stewart Phone 298 201 E Thud Phone 126 Sedalra Mo h t Comphments of lt gm h d James Electrrc C0 g th r gh th ith M HAL P pl h 1 ul 1 Phone 44 H3 East 2nd COMPLIMENTS OF Anderson Heahng 8t Arr Conclrtronmg Co SEDALIA MISSOURI 208 EAST MAIN STREET PHONE 6200 C I ui. O C ON . , . Once upo t'me there was an ambitious and u - pulous Alricc t 'b smcrn who decided to steal th '1- ' 1 g chiel's throne in the cpe that the h it would en bl h' b me chief himse . One ni s k d t f h g h t, pt cautiously into th th d . r ,de ti ith th bj tot his gre d.H d ' dt h'd .ie thron th l i his hut. e vin d ' bushes. During h ' t, weight 0 e throne caused th root to collaps , killing the ' ' t 'b man. O : eo w o ive' g h uses sho dn' st w thrones. I Y 7 Our Congratulations 84 Best Wash s To The 1957 Senlor Class BOOKS AND SCHOOL SUPPLIES 712 S Oh1o St Sedalla Mo B P l h h h hd d HELLO H 1 b t t h llyd ded hebl ge h Gold lumber Company Your Yard of Friendly Service 300 East Mam Phone 359 SEDALIA MO Haller Office Equipment Co Sales Service Supplies Ditto Duplicators Office Furniture Office Supplles 123 East 2nd Phone 149 J A lAMY MANUFACTURING COMPANY SINCE 1866 Manufacturers of LEV1'S By Appointment To LEVI STRAUSS 8. CO. 'San Francisco, Calif , , 8 'Tis ut Human to Err - U eope are laughing yet over an incident w ic oc- curred at a PTA meeting. Five little first-graders marched out onto the stage to welcome everyone, eac c il carry- S Q ing a large cardboard letter to sp ll ut the wot S All took their correct positions except the little lad who carried the letter e had forgotten where to stand. He paused a lew moments at the rear of the stage. much to the amusement of the audience. But he realy rough V' ' ' down he ouse when he tina eci eon d at ' ' , ' the ead oi the group. O O ' 0 ll , 0 ll - - D- , . O O ll ll Dairy Queen The Cone Wrth the Curl on Top 1401 South L1m1t South 65 Hwy SEDALIA MO Routszong Motor Co. OLDSMOBILE CADILLAC Qualrty Used Cars 225 S Kentucky Phone 3 Cers Motorola RCA Vrctor Sales Sz DQFVICQ TELEVISION A11 Makes Repa1red 704 South Oh1o Phone 3987 Garst s Drrve In FEATURING Steak Hamburgers Fountaln Drmks Open Dally 8 30 a m To100 p IH 115 W Broadway Phone 155 Walker Publrshrng Co FULL CRY MAGAZINE Sedalra Mlssouru ll ' ll .. '1 . . ' 1 ' . ' 97 O C I, ' ' V1 ' ' o I, .HM ' I I Q , , .1 ri, '1 1 ' , to ' n a 0 K III, ' X- H .' I f N . I I MSX 41-5 'IWW- PARKHURST MANUFACTURERS OF TRUCK BODIES TRAILERS TRUCK EQUIPMENT SEDALIA MIDSOURI Dads Dellclous Donuts MIKE 0 CONNDR DIXIE KITCHEN Food Products SEDALIA S CHEVROLET BUICK GMC DEALER ' 400 South Osa e Phone 5900 I th Q b Edt yyt Young Eyes Need Good Lzght ' Y Many t1mes poor scholastlc standmg has been traced to lmproper hghtlng at study tlme That can be corrected by us1ng properly des1gned lamps that g1V6 adequate hght w1thout glare ul nsonv .JZ Your ' . Good hghtmg costs I1tt1e but pays They are the best lnsurance blg dlvldeeds for young eyes 'zgalnst future eye correctlons that wlll come as a result of eyestraln MISSDURI PUBLIC SERVICE , C O I I 7 ' 7 I I n - I R porter: Wha s all I say! cb I the Iondes who made g ch d fuss cz! h me? ior: Wh , 'us ' y th t the bleachers wen! wild. ' Z 0 Z KD Z 7 I D C I 7 'as Q J X . nc orvonI , I . . . y , - I l - I c I . . E 7 Compllments of I S Fashlon Labels You Ar To Wear 406 South Oh1o Donnohue loan 81 Investment C0 ESTABLISHED 1889 Lncensed Realtors Sales Loans EII' ' Investments -. Insurance Property Management 410 South Ohio Phone 6 I Comphments of SAFETY SERVICE COURTESY MEMBER F D 1 C Hurtt Pharmacy SEDALIA MO B 81 B Shoe Store Shoes for the Famlly 228 S OH O PHONE 635 Sedalla Mtssourl W E Bard Drug Co , Inc Established In 1860 THE OLD RELIABLE Headquarters for Fme Cosmetlcs Phone 18 Sedalla M Specual Services Specual Prlces Satisfaction Guaranteed Sears Roebuck Catalog I ffl Sa 0 Geo 8. Peg Curnutt Owners East Thlrd Phone South Ohlo Phone SHOP AT SEARS Sz SAVE' Sedalla Mo Sclfnen Truck Lines 0 0 0 0 E . SC v F' ' 0 , . . . . . . . o I . I P' - . , , I 0 0 I s 1 I 4 J THE sToRE wm-I THE edffia C0 7 AccENT ON You'rH Pile 6 if l0CKETTS MUlllNS Men s 84 Boys Wear CLOTHE FOR YOUNG MEN Q 307 S Oh YN- CRO yT Royal Crown Bottling Co. SEDALIA MISSOURI 9 ,f k LL V N gif' jx ff! 3 1 I -I -I '- I A , ' 1 3 ' 'Q' K IW' pf LP!! I. IU ,I A I is 55? iafi Wand skis I A1 'f ' y I - I M M . W s f 4 7 Www M My aff JN fb 'i fgflv JA ff X , 'H 1 X WW , f 'XX Lf Q 1 x j , , Compliments of I . . io Sedalia, Mo. Ramona Bess B asfe Test FIne ClothIng for Young Men Byffvb' fl f 'A' US SEL IBROTHEIIS CLIYION NI XRSIIXLL SLD X1 I X XX XRRILNQBL RG It s Smart To Be Seen At The FIRS1' RUN AND FINEST I L PRINTING AND STATION E RY COMPANY Smce 1877 911 South LIITTIITC Phone 16 I snnnunres onnv II ww X :ri 0 x All honor to You graduates of 1957 and all good wlshes oo Along w1th our fr1endly con gratulauons IS our confldence that you w11l successfully meet the challenge of the future THE SEDALIA DEMOCRAT CAPITAL MORNING O EVENING O SUNDAY Central Mlssourl s Baslc News and AdV6l'fISll'lg Medium ' u Ir- or ess- one I 54 I L ro x .'?:.: - V: NWT Y rl y I I tt N5 u T - 3. I E, I FN ff' K EX 'f 4 ,1,. X VL- j,IX A gl -.A XI . g If r x' S t D I I . x ' t ' ' IL , I' . . . ' I ' I I X f ' 7 ' II if ' I I I I 7 Congratulations Class of 57 Uuferf .rcdalla lYlES CLEANERS 4704 As Near As Your Phone 4704 420 .mouth Engmeer Sedaha Mo Station SEDALIA MO West Hwy 50 Phone 335 Wholesale and Retail Main Street Drugs Corner Maln Sz Oh1o Sedalla Beverly s Drive ln Restaurant HOUSE OF FINE FOODS 1705 WEST BROADWAY Located In the New Broadway Plaza Sedalra s New Shopping Center State Farr Floral Co Flowers for All Occasions 316 mouth Oh1o Phone 1700 E ' .0 Schreinefs Sinclair Service .M Sm Tha, ,,a,u,,, B,,i,,., i ' ' ' , Mo. 7 - 59 A WPZUAM 7 ZZLIZZWW4' View 5 Dad f YOUR g gf 9 9' CONGRATULATIOND SMITH COTTON HIGH SCHOOL GRADS from McLaugI1Im Bros Furniture Company 513 517 OHIO STREET SEDALIA, MO H lmkmpeda ipp 1 I fi l S ' d .HTS25 02105122 5 95 xx self-Ilfung tray, U . A ' . . ,lfv V l o 1- . I Give ruduafe - Ihe gif! vhofs semi- menIuI and proctic I IHrI1fcnIuI'v n1.xl'1upA- lQQ-- L C d L' , I I- I'v If- S 9 - IHI.f.1'TIf.f ' W chew. L -In f IIIGI III If . - rw I , ' , Cop: ow did you oc e es down? O CcxIZ.:'Id'd't.Ijt dth CII lth' p dhI'Id. P00 nbq 3 X 4' 'Vo ff :Zfff 'I fi nice N 50300, c 9 t'ompan9' I 2 BA, p Gp O U tj U16 l wr 4.?,. ' '- - 0 . 'Eb , 4,. ,. . X
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