Smith Cotton High School - Archives Yearbook (Sedalia, MO)
- Class of 1959
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f. at .NN if ,LFE yn,-finder - -til, '- ARCHIVES Su nhl Missc uri Tl of Smith - Cotton junior - Senior High School Q - iz iz. x ' ART SO DIVINE as 'mm' or QUICKENINC T1-it WNW Foreword There xs no art so d1v1ne as that of qulck enlng the mmd IS the xnsplrlng phrase to be found over the east entrance to Smlth Cotton Wlthln th1s phrase are contalned the purposes and 1deals for wh1ch thls school str1ves and the mtellectual challenge wh1ch 1ts students seek to meet The art of qunckenmg the mmd IS an ab stract aft and one which IS exper1enced unno tnced m every worthy act wh1ch IS done When knowledge IS galned the mmd becomes more alert to nts surroundlngs and when an act1v1ty reaps happiness those Involved become aware of the good thmgs about them Qulckenmg the m1nd 15 an all encompass mg phrase and m some form or another mcludes every act1v1ty for thxs reason we the staff have chosen xt as the theme of our book We hope 1n so domg to lmpress upon the reader that every actlon lf done with good 1ntent w1ll work to lmprove the mmd Thus you wlll see as you peruse these pages that Smlth Cotton has sought to create an envyronment ln whnch every actlvlty whether for mtellectual purposes or for sheer pleasure can nn some way qulcken the mmd Remember these thoughts as you read thls book wh1ch has condensed the HCIIVIIICS of Smlth Cotton Hugh School 1nto words and plc tures Allow these plctures and phrases to stir you to remembrance so that from the prlnted page wxll sprung pleasant thoughts wh1ch recall hours of qulckenmg actlvnty ln our school . UM-t ' K ,ge ' ' I . . 1- , V Y 1 . ' ' I ' 1 .t , e I e r Y 3 , 1 K K , t , 3 J I. 4 .. . . V t ' ., .-..a H . ' . . . . . . . ' 9 9 5 . . ,, . . . . . . - 9 - 0 , . . . Y . . a a . . . . . . . 1 9 - S . . . . , - . T , .,, . . . ,, . . ' . . - . N . - ,, 9 ' 9 ' . V . . - . 9 1 . . . . . . - . Y . . - 9 s a ' l ' a ,, . . . ,, . . . . Foreword Dedlcatxon Admmlstratlon ueens Arhleucs Academlcs Table U Page 2 Page 5 Page f Page 78 Page 38 Page 58 Contents Semors Orgamzatlons umors Freshmen Elghth Grade Advertlsers Page 77 Page 98 Page Page Page Page 174 f? D D ' ' ' - - - 1 1 J ' . . . . . . ' Y -' Tiger Trail ----- P21g6 8 Sophomores .... Page 152 Q - ---- - ..... K 1-L.. ' ...... ' , , , V0 ' .--.. ' ..... 1'8 Tl 3 1 ii ss E ll 'ie 5, , E5 :E H L n I! 3 i l I IP 1,1 Torris Famil Bvcnrnv Svfluliuns. fm f. T if . 1 jg .. -. gi . 'L 'f 00 X if ,F :df X Q +3 H55 ,f , H, 3 if 5 if 1 we f 2 A 2 6 1 UV 3' -1-' 1 i'WlM'Z 5Y-'gkf 9 , Q N 3 ,7 K ,lil k , glam, s if , I 5 573: Mr. and Mrs. Norris. Ann, Charles, janet To the right Mr. Norris ns seen busy at work, serxing his school system as always. Mr. Thomas Joseph Norris With young ideas, warmth, and Kentucky good-nature, Mr. Tom Norris, the newusuperintendent of Sedalia schools, has endeared himself to that student body which he came to serve. Having the difficult task of the following Dr. Heber Hunt as superintendent, Mr. Norris came to Sedalia with sound policies and the determination to give his job mean- ing and direction. That meaning and direction is clarified in the theme of this Archives, There is no art so divine as, that of quickening the mind. He has done well. We are grateful to him. In accentuation of this gratitude and with the hope that he will be with us for many years to come, we, the Archives staff, respectfully dedicate this 1959 Archives fn 'Mr Tnna Kin:-1-ie ' Administration Sedalia School District Left to rnght E G Kehde Ir Forrest A Ben er Ch rles W H tt Mrs He b Studer Wll a F Brow Robert S Johnson MR P A SILLERS Drector of Elem y Ed cato Board 0 Fflutalmn FORREST A BENNER Presldent E G KEHDE JR Vnce Presxdent CHARLES W HURTT Secretary JUANITA BERRX Treasurer El zabeth Matthews a d J a ta Be ry Sec et es to the Super tende t ' 1 . . . .Q . n 3 a . urg . r g 11m . ng . . 1 o f . n J I ' 3 0 0 O 0 I S 0 I , I I I I I - I 0 I I C V 7 . . . 5 5 x ' 'P ..f 1u.e. 4 I . X A . i entar u in ' 1 J V - v if V .A 5 , 30 K ff . i n u ni r , r ar' in n. ADMINISTRATION Smith-Cotton junior-Senior High School PINKNEY MILLER, B.S.. M.A Assistant Principal JAMES U. MII.I.IiR, AM Director of Guidance gg. 1? 'Q 1 5 .La 1,6 ,W , TIGER TRAIL Students Enjo T e Summer Montlzs. . Mike Salmon trams for a strenuous year of ef fortless study Mrs Geraldnne Schrader's summer band fxlls the warm summer breezes of Lnberty Park wxth pleas ant musxtal sounds I' Curly Bob Edmondson gets a rlde on the sled as the Txgers rehearse for thexr football season 'O jerry Whxte always wxlltng to meet a pretty gxrl greets Lmda Walters a new Smxth Cotton student nd' ff L 7 1 Mxchele responds to the thought of school's be gmnmg wlth apparent dlsmay whxle snster Kathy smiles nn anttcnpatmon . . ButFac0 Rvalit Will: rienlation Da Principal Forrest Drake acquaints new students with the methods, regulations, and principles of our school. I . i I1 New students receive Mr. Drake's address with re- sponses ranging from exuberant enthusiasm to utter boredom. 's '1 C Students file through the halls in search of all those unfamiliar rooms. tCould it be that jack Robinson is also lost?J After preliminaries, the new students settle down in a temporary classroom to record schedules and retain ideas gleaned from this Orientation Day. 1 1 Uphing Ding Sparks Earl Ell.lllllSiUSm. Xe Hands in pocket, Bob Garrison grins as Senior Queen Lucy Walz crowns him Whing Ding King. , l 12 wg? my Clio, a quizzical expression on her l Sheilah Isgur, the mystic who knows all and sees all, tells the fortune of some ill-fated girl. Pat and Priscilla, professional photo-venders, en- thusiastically sell old annual pictures to all the curious and interested students. Nu.. Mathematician Robinson attempts to face, and Patsy, smiling about Sen- . ion, success at Whing Ding collect guess accurately the weight of alum- admissions at door. nus, Allen Williams. tadenls Enjon Dance and Ice Cream Social After winning the first home football game, stu- dents celebrate at the gay Activity Dance. Butch and Linda seem happy as they sit this one out o in his usual enthusiasm clumsily broke ,1 all , t,,.i..,. Patty Huffman and Larry Reed are enthusiastic about the profit juniors make at ice-cream social. With two helping of ice cream and cake John Engles happily stuffs his mouth As this was a big social the boys in the kitchen Sherry s chain while going into a yitterbug twirl WOl'k hard I0 W35h 'hose many man? dU'!Y dlShCS Htrc he attempts to make amends I .xx I 'il l I - i Actlvlty Royal Party Relgns fi udp Sewell johnny johnson karen bghlciscr Doug, Gllpm ban Chrlsr an Qunen Iud Iqxson jank Rohmson jake leacc Charles Cast. Imda Bam Don HauSman Archives Presents ueen Camlulatea X Z. PAT SCIIRIZINISR CLIO TSATERI MYRNA MILLER 'Iihe snake slowly begins to Snake Dance Sparks Pep uncoil, as Ronnie Carter and the Pep Band march in cadence down Ohio. Enthusiastic students surge onward as snake takes on its slithering shape. ., mf . an Ni Students pause midway and Mmm- Linda Vedder soothes the snake at Ohio and Third Street with Be Calm. ?E. snake takes a needed rest only to start soon again with in- creased enthusiasm. JP' , .6 af of ,,, As the snake winds by, the football boys with their usual energetic manner, goof off on the sidelines. Students cheer by the side of the bonfire as Linda, silhouet- ted against a flame of victory, arouses exen more pep from exhausted participants in the snake dance, Dennis Whitfield, Karl Kasak, and Gary Holderman light bonfire to send jay's hopes for victory up in smoke. ll, H' r Y Rwal Bands Lead H omecommg Parade V+? dr ,.,.'v' Queen Myrnas father beams as he drwves her m regal processxon 1 DHFMH' I a 'ns- ,-gala, Grandpa Pat Schremer and Grandma Glenda Reed pose on fxrst place Spxz float The Jays are subgected to humrhatmg servitude Mr Kennon's home room grmds out second place In the Lang C1ub'5 lhlrd award cha,-,ot with unusual Homecoming float O I6 The football boys and cheerleaders parade m an trcnpanon of a rousmg Homecommg vxctory , ,L ' L 'e T '.f'b LQ l 'If , J atm ,I gy t . ' A, , -Y . M' ' ,gg t 5 4, t' ' A 4 L . ' ' Lg H ,Qt ,Q . X -N 'f' gif, Ve ' 'W '. . '. f' I PF- K ' a. gg .R I ,x 5,K'4,,, : .3-W A 4' - N is-.. 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The ceremony was a beautiful one son, Bengal co-captain, as Dale Maggard, the and the queen reigned proudly over the second queen's escort, stood by nursing a bloody nose, half of the game. the results of his labors in the exciting home- Al - .- ' -3 . ,HU-ML'lf', ' ' '3'LKf i'Z!i.a'!s flnfl- ' .l - J ' ' The Smith-Cotton Marching Band is seen here preparing lor the Homecoming halfftime show, As usual the band performed well. The special Homecoming extraya- ganza took the football audience on a colorful trip to the islands of the Calypso. A featured part in the show was a rhumha hy Nancec Holman. Variedflssemblies uElfe11Th0 Iiml Mr McAmnch Mrs Matrox, M1-5 Baum and Mr Aglle fmgerwork and versattlnty characterxze the Donath are mrroduced as new teaqhel-5 durmg musncal assembly presented by the muslc faculty flrst school assembly of Central Mnssourx State College A superxor barbershop quartet composed of Rusty Lcsllc Bobby Nagel jerry Smxth and Btlly Hop kms dcltghts the jumor Hxgh tn an assembly pre sented by Mrs Wattes llterature class The Lclub and the SPM promote pepm emhu slasm m a football Pep Assembly Dall. Herrntk congratulates johnny Gottschamer The Boar a Russxan comedy by Anton Chekoy on hxs ytrsatnle organ performance before the vtas competently presented by Betty Sue Eddy Junlor Hugh jack Clark and Leroy Street xt was vstll recened by the Semor Hugh Drama Pla ers present Tennessee WillilImS, 44The Glass Merzageriea' Oh mother I m so sorry The mother Amanda comforts her daughter Laura who rs a pathetic cripple an outcast of the world Mother Laura Ines ln a world of lnttle glass ammals she plays old phonograph records and thats about all Cast of Characters Tom Wnngfneld Ted Walch Amanda Wlngfleld hrs mother Sandra Rossman Laura Wlngfneld her daughter Sherry Stauffacher jlm OConnor the gentleman caller JIITI Couhlg Well well well so this ns Mr O Tom alter commg home from a rlotous evening Connor' ns quneted by his crnppled slster laura .1 . Y H Y , . 1 V V V , ,- , . s s ' 7 9 I 7 V ' - N V H ,, . . V . . .K . . . Colorful Grand March 0110113 Archives Ball Dale Maggard Myrna Muller ban Chrlatxan Quan ilu Taaterx lxarl lxasak Pal bchremu 'ic 0 U xv oc 90,4 Qford X51-Q.xXAYK X GHC' and 'P' Marxm Vlaunc and Peter Lamy and Mike Hamgan and farole Almquxer Michele Peabody Peggx Paxson Ill'l'll C110 Is CTUIIIIPIIlllIlIKiSSl'l1 Prmcess Pax Co Editor Ted Walch ueen Chr. Co ldltor Leroy Street. P muss Myrna Jim Rodewald and Trudy Damm 5'-'A Bull Hclss and Karen Schlosxcr jack Kenny and jon Wlillur and 'Iudy Gardner jackie Pcanc 21 The IIOIilllly8 Simson ur lpirils Councxl members sort haskets uhlth unll make an othcrwnst hleak Hlhxnksgnnng., happx for mam fimxlxcs R tx V T The fl1I'lSIIlliS Assemblx ns prtpared for is the Stage Crew hang., fluffx pmk .angels from the turtams .A A thrnllmg, fl1l lNUIl ts prutnt totnu to Bull lNol Nu, J munhu- of tht All Stut footy-,111 IL m into tht fl'1I'lSIlI1lN huns uhlth mtludt turku mtl lll tht Il'lll1llllI1Q.,S 'Iht lidleb nn the t xltttrm husllx prtpart the tur ku and dressmg., to g.,1rmsh fhrxstnns xuth futnt Xlrs Cookx xxhntt nrnxmented tru an xt f jd ot trutlw. ddnlmtlun to Chrntmis dctorttlons 18 dtlnured hx mtmhcrs of hcr homv. room A 1 Jr Q ' ' 2 - f ' ' i ', 1' ' 1 lf-W 5 - l , 1 -. ,. . , -, , Pa, , ls A 1 1, ,2, H. ' ' ' 'lf ' '. F r s U t 1 5 , s .3 5 , l .illllll ' ' f Q ' 1, ' - ' ' - amd, as Mr. Dow fotxgrzitulutus him un hcing Cho- Bcllln'-l th? 55000 Ql',Qff1llQm iff thy fiilfwflil F0 L. . . . . . 2 3 'ual -, .h A.. 1, ' Q 1 z ' S ' 9 . . ' A ' , Q ' v n , 5 'O X . . I , 'JI , H. . U n s, I ., t. . . I 2'4 ' i aj ,. ' L-Club Iniliates Learn ubmission A tdlcnttd chorus lmf. of styhsh young., ladies perform on stage x tl s obednent as yo yos three or those being nn: txated respond to thenr superxors tor Bxll Huss and Nhkt Hanl1,.1n de hatt must gn on dcspltc ttrtam draw Bull Noland 3.,f.ts .1 shunt as his seryant Gary Slron gazes long.,mg.,ly at that pm L Cluh President Mtlun Brown and lxennxe Shepherd get fast scryxte from Nltky Nnchols and john Hausdm Y f , 0 Chfford Chappell Ln Iknms tht mtnau. hows htfore au you a luxcy grapefruut Ih0flU backs rpeel and dll! 23 i , ' I f .tt s L 'V' a ,L . ' ' Q' . X , . Z .A if , 155: ,s ' - ' A A A z - 41' 5 I 1, ' fn- at ,J I ', sq V .Q I ,uk W 'X I X, ,T -ff , rl: . . r ' A Little Fun Adds Variety To Work I: ,Q ,,...-vw-M Pictures paste and paper are laid aside during the Archiyes Workshop as workers Annetta Schup bach Stan jones Ted Walch and Bill Heiss pause to eat Those four busy debaters Leroy Street judy jiedel Ted Walch and Priscilla Scott busily prepare material on the de bate question Resolved That pizza should become a part of everyone s diet I-59' 4 he-lui. Linda Bunn and Stan jones in a sketch entitled The Death of Cleopatra prove during Latin Club that Latin can be enjoyable and entertaining. Latin Club members also have a goodmtirne after, the meeting during the popular recreation period. Mr. Dow tries to prove fin vain! to his junior High boys that calisthenics can be fun despite what his students may' believe. Valiant Mike Hanigan comes to blows with iof all thingsb a Siamese cat, who persists in interrupting his Work. Profits From The Valvnlinv Dance Aid The Anwricun Field lvrricv Program F' Sweethearts Vlrgmna Leiter and Dale Burford representmg the Senlor Class um the 1939 Smrth Cotton Sweethearts eontest Sweethearts Kathy Means and Rleh Sweethearts Carole Almqulst and ard Wert: represent the JUUIOI' C lass Charles Daugherty represent t h e Sophomore C lass TALENT SHOW WINNERS Second Place Dennls Pauley Thnrd Place The lxeen Teens Sweethearts Alice Vogel and Claxr Sweethearts Lana Rlehards and Bill horn Campbell represent the Fresh Tay lor represent the Eighth Grade man f lass 25 'f ' T ' i I 1.- Qv A I v r 'H 'Q U T First Place--Tom Leslie .' ' A Q-7 I ff , I x u v 5 l S T 3 ' 2 l X T 4 V . K l a l 4 26 P T A GlreQ Student 0 The Month Auurlls fi Ad' 1. W9 4Left to rlghtl Jm lxresse Barbara Presslex Ela e Moon Ix m Dabner Be erl Flen ng jm Rode ad thot pcturedb Joh Eagles B11 Hopk ns WI m Sl erman Carol Hampton PllbllClfy Reporters Spread bllllfll Colton Nell 9 i T v ...L Y ' -Ll J D l Bull Hens, The Sedalna Democrat btanlex jones RDRO , s Lum Strcet. R515 I I l W ' ' ' , g o 1 1 o .. A . QB , - . M . '27, fy--5 . A, ,QW , xy. , X WG' if Q ,- 35.511, 7 7 V . Q ' if Y if ,' .Q ,friggin X yzxgr K x 1 rf' ffsw-if f e. 4 ' r f 5' C3 , L' . V gag , v .L o v A 3 , ,- e f V ,. . , V Q Q- 4 , U., ! X I ' Q ' 4 , I A V , v I yt Q X . . 1 '5 ' 2 i ' . ,', in , 'i ' . V y li . i w 1 . ' i n , i 'i , A i 1 i N' , . 0 0 'W O T l - f l I , , 1 1 The Two Faces 0 Crfullmlion Graduation IS a memorable moment for Semor leaders Melx m Brown tuce presndent of Semor Classb Pat Schremer iuce presxdent of the Student Council! Gary Chrxstxan ipresxdent of Stu dent Councllb Lucnlle Walz fSen1or Class Queenl and jack Robmson lpresxdent of Senior Class! N E-1' lxrd Day releases the childish Lmotxons of Marjornc Nlclxmncx farolxn Rxan Patsy Nllddaugh B lx Haggard Luf retxa jones Lmda Blue and Conmc Welch , Q V . . . I .,,, ! ' T , ., ah E ef ., . . . . 0, 't , ,A M ' . ' , ' .- it x Q W ' ',. k 1 R ' I 'J . 1 J a fb -' l lf 5 , . ly Q 1' K, f' f 1' 4 I I C . 1 V ' . ll - nf I -, 4 , +- 4 4 .-9' QUEENS 14-1. Princess Pat Schreiner, Queen Clio Tsateri, Princess Myrna Miller Archives Beauties Reign Uver Christmas Ball The Archives Christmas Ball is the first for- mal dance of the year. From the first day of the yearbook sale to the time of the Grand March, the students anticipate this event with joy. Each year the students who buy annuals are privileged to elect a queen among the three can- didates chosen by the Archives staff. This year, on December 5, the Grand March was led by the attractive Archives Queen, Clio Tsateri, her es- cort, Gary Christian, and her attendants, Myrna Miller, escorted by Dale Maggard, and Pat Schreiner, escorted by Karl Kasak. Following the queens, the Archives staff led the three hun- dred dancers as they filed around the cafeteria first in couples, then four abreast, and, finally, with eight in each rank. The long march ended with the crowning of Queen Clio by co-editors, Ted Walch and Leroy Street, before a black backdrop sprinkled with silver stars and flanked by two white Christmas trees. Many of the couples sacrificed a few min- utes of dancing to the excellent music of Bob Cummings' orchestra to have taken, in front of the old-fashioned sleigh filled with gaily wrap- ped packages and a small white tree, a picture they can treasure for many years as a momento of a beautiful dance and a truly wonderful eve- ning. ank ,rv-f,. x ,- H., ,W MR ,, , ,,, ,M , A f 1-J ...nj uf in-r -Q M, VJ, r A Wf'4fmL.J , 1551232 A 6?3,jH.w f .P ff , fe!! ,. 1 ,V3,qmz,:IL A M4.4 V A J, , , I 1' wb ff f '.4,. 'x '1-. . ,I 'U-' , wa D .Q f' f' MQ 10' QW I 1 Y. .. 5 ' K -t,,,,.,,, A . G'9.33'1?:7i1 3. , Attendant Connie Welch, Queen Lucille Walz, Attendant Annetla Schupbach Senior 9 1111011 Is HlillllTPll At Calulle Service Though the Senior Queen does not reign over a football game or a formal ball and does not wear a crown, she ascends to royalty at the most beautiful event of the year, the Candle Service, which always occurs on Monday of Commencement Week. At that time she receives her golden sceptre, the symbol of her reign as queen of the incoming Senior Class. At the beginning of the Candle Service, the Senior Class in caps and gowns are led in solemn procession into the auditorium by their president and Queen and by the Student Council president and vice-president. At the same time, the junior Class, led by their newly elected officers, enter from the other side of the auditorium, the girls in beautiful dresses-and the boys in suits. The leaders and a number of carefully chosen out- standing students from each class are seated on the stage, which is decorated with large baskets of spring flowers and which is centered by a table contaihing the symbolic candles of the ceremony. The most beautiful part of the investiture of the newly elected officers is devoted to the be- stowing of royal honor. In solemnity befitting their capped and gowned dignity, the Senior Queen and her attendants delegate to their suc- cessors, regal in lovely formals, the responsibility for always being gracious, exemplary in their conduct, and charming to their associates. The new Senior Queen then receives the goldn scep- tre and begins her reign. During the service are sung Kipling's Re- cessiomzl and Blest Be the Tie that Binds.,The investiture ends with the lighting of a taper in the hands of each senior and junior on the stage. The echoing sound of Taps is heard as tears fill the eyes of many of those who are graduating. At such a Candle Service on May 19, 1958, lovely Queen Lucille and her attendants, Connie and Annetta, began their reign over the Class of 1959. '15-A 5'5- ,4 'Wi Attendant Jackie Peace, Attendant Linda Bain, Queen Judy Paxson, Attendant Judy Sewell, Attendant Karen Schlosser 1 Regal Radiance Slirs Tifurn 'To Victory The opening of the football season is a time of great anticipation at Smith-Cotton. The stu- dents eagerly await the first forays of the team and the crowning of the first Smith-Cotton beauty, the Activity Queen. 0 Each year the five classes of Smith-Cotton select queen candidates, and thus begins the big- gest sales competition of the year, the Activity Drive. This year, the Seniors triumphantly proved themselves the best salesmen of season activity tickets. - Jack Robinson, president of the senior class, had the honor of escorting lovely Judy Paxson, Activity Queen of 1958, during the half-time crowning ceremony. Miss Paxson was accompanied by her 'at- tendants, Karen Schlosser of the Junior Class escorted by Doug Gilpin, Jackie Peace of the Sophomore Class escorted by Charles Case, Linda Bain of the Freshman Class escorted by Don Hausam, and Judy Sewell of the Eighth Grade Class escorted by Johnny Johnson. Following her coronation, Queen Judy reigned with her attendants over the second half of the Springfield Hillcrest game. 'I , 5 ? K +:, ., ,Q-iw ' -A ,Q-if 'ilitv ' Qx xx 1 .. i ,N ,dw 5 - 32 imnf, ' x ,J 4 ij I, .qlw f sl- ' feafg, ,fm 1 If-95 , if -i AY, Q' 3 ....-..,. ........ .. ., ,W - 4 -....... ....... e v 1 ...- --W X a -v ' ........... - , as ., , .iq ................... V .....,......,,...,....,-l.....,,. .. gn . , . Q, 4 L fix ' ' ' ' ' ' , ' 'H l t f,l..2,e.f a- up-. , ... ...--t u .-.Q . ,......n..,.............. .-- 4 N - - ..,,,-,,,...L.. Attendant Linda Vedder, Queen Myrna Miller. Attendant Mary jones A Homecoming Glitters Homecoming is always the most exciting time of the year in Smith-Cotton. Its many activi- ties, including the riotious snake dance and bon- fire held the night before the Homecoming game, are climaxed by the crowning of the Homecoming queen, chosen by the football team. This year, at the half-time of one of the mostexciting games ever played on the Jennie jaynes gridiron, Myrna Miller, escorted with very elaborate ceremony across the field by Dale Maggard, was crowned Homecoming Queen of 1958 by co-captain Bob Garrison. Wlllll Regal Splendor G The queen was attended by Linda-Vedder, escorted by Kenneth Shepherd, and Mary jones, escorted by Richard Weru. As the queen and her attendants approached the bleachers they passed through a band forma- tion of S-C and through an aisle formed by the enthusiastic Spiz club. After the coronation, Queen Myrna and her attendants took their places on their white thrones and reigned over the second half of a tie game. f .-V4 Ai' 'lik ,, J 'V ' 1' 1 +2 4, , f A 4,41 3-vr 1 f as H P Q., Q n iq gg ,gi- I A if AZ-51 55 M . W 1 3,51-1 f. sv if 1 J f gf ' t R! I if A X fi ,x., 355-J ,,, ,, . Hvq, ATHLETICS Football Wlrsity V Trllfl .l'llln , - - -alfa . , T1 wr Squad FIRST ROW lleft to rxghtb Harr1s,I. Houk Smlth Carroll Locket! Thornton Daugherty Yount Benner Holdeman Wad lelgh Edwards Dow Hamgan Fowler SECOIND ROW Kenny Thomas Scantlm Franklm Gottschammer Case Shultz T Gray Noland Whxtfleld Wertz Brown Kasak Maggard Sylvester Cross Whxtehead Pauley THIRD ROW D Houk Wxlson Garrrson Shepherd Holdren B Reed Heyer Vedder Ray Poynter Lamy Stephens Dlckey Hausam Ravenscraft FOURTH ROW Morrls Zey Dunham Gardner Frncke Wxlson J Gray Wxtt Dawson Dennis Gllpm Holman Furnell Trueman R Reed l my auxin Bengal Starters FIRST ROW ileft to flghfp Vedder Poynter Hausam Cross Maggard Sylycster Noland Lamy Case SECOND ROW Brown Kasalt Wfhxtfxeld Garrison Wertz Sm1ll1C0Il0n T1 ers 19 53 Football DATE OPP0NFNTs Sept 12 Marshall Sept 19 Sprmgfneld Hxllcrest Sept 26 Sprmgfneld Central Oct Columbla Oct Rolla Oct jefferson Cnty Hannlbal Oct Fulton Nov 5 Mexnco bclu llllll' PLACF WE THEY There Here There 5' There 'l'There 'F Here 'There tl' Here 'Here 'X 'UMW ' www J? in J if Q Jwktw , Conference www' ' ' 'V .Q Games 7' G I Q Qx W le! 'Q .w1 5 3l 'fwfr 5. '5 'M R :tx sy My COFAPTAIN BOB GARRISOIN Senior l D lbs Halfhaclx All Conference Honorable NICHIIOU Third Letter CO C AP'IAIlN Pl HR l AMY benmr uttn Myrna and hcr attendants add hcautx K0 thc llonmcumung game 6 ? 190 lhs IMML All fonftrcntt lxrst Icam lhnrd Letter 41 F ootlmll Lvllvrnwn 4 7-Q2 C , B Whitfield runs into rough going against Marshall. MELVIN BROWN, Senior JOHN CROSS, Senior 5'9 , l50 lbs.. Halfback 5'l0 , 178 lbs., Guard All Conference Honorable All Conference Honorable Mention Mention Second Letter Third Letter E2 lei, f K fs 'Lv s X 15 N 5. N338 it fNc KARL KASAR senior DALE MAGGARD Senior B C- POYNTER Senwr 510 170 lbs Full ack 510 185 lbs Center 62 208 lbs Tackle All Conference First Team All Conference Honorable Aliicofffefeflfe Honorable entxon Th' d Letter Mention , lr Second Letter Thlrd Letter P' F 001111111 Lellermen L' r- G JPM- U 's ,7f r 'f' 1 J yi -x -Q' U f ..,'.!, . .1-1 J.. V . . V. Tail down, head up! But. for gosh S sakes. stay on your feet. boys! BILL NOLAND. Senior KENNETH SHEPHERD. Senior 5'Il . W5 lbs.. Guard ffl . 150 lhs., End All Conference First Team First Letter Second Letter All-State First 'Leann 0944- J., .A 0-0 . Q ,.-.nw I-.4 DENNIS XY'HI'I'FIIiLD, senior LARRY xxnsox. Senior non vuooiik. junior 5441 155 lbs., Quang,-buck ff, 150 lbs.. Lnd ffl . l'5 lbs.. End All Conference Honorable First IJSUCI' First I-CNW Mention Second Letter Football Lettermen lbfbsl Ihus ns practice CHARLES WADI EIGH jumor RONNIE JONES junior 5 lpu lbs Guar 704 lbs Tacltlc First Letter hrs! Letter it S--..,., HILL QE LVISIIR -Iumor DAVID THOMAS junior Rlf HARD XVl'R'lf junior uf 70 lbs Iac e lbs 170 lbs Halfbad-t First LLtte.r first Latter All fonfucnge Honorabll. Nlentmn 44 Second Letter , 1 S I ' 5 3 lm , If d ' ffl . - 1 'Y b rf Ui . lf 4 N Xk 4 , 1- fx I - ' ' 'ik V ' 1 lid. l. ,xfwgl .5 0 Ill Sim . 155 ,. linli 5 '5. ' 4 1 42 M qhnln-wie 'vos We-ru IS WAIKIKI Football Lvllvrrnvn ' r v QU!! 'v HARRY FOWLER junior jOHlN HAUSAM junxor I I70 lbQ Guar l l90 lbs Tac e lwrxt l Lttcr Fu-gr Luger Qfi' GARY ll0l.DlrVlAN jumor f HARIIQ K ASP Sophomore I54 lbs Pull an 7 lbs f-,ng LLHU All Confercnu Honorable 'Vlentlon Furs: Letter Coach lxe gnen xou the shxrt off my back 45 FIRST ROW! left to right: Nichols, Vedder. Poynter. Monsees. SECOND ROW: Coach Glavin. Brown, Scantl Friclte Walker Wh tf eld, Morgan. THIRD ROW: Benner. Ravenscraft. Holman, Wertz. Holdeman. DATE December December December December january january January january January january january january 6 9 10 16 I9 27 30 31 9 12 18 February 4-7 February February February February February 10 15 17 20 24 TIGER SQUAD 1959 BASKETBALL SCHEDULE OPPONENT Marshall Fulton Springfield Central Rolla Fulton jefferson City Mexico A Columbia Fulton Tourney Helias of jefferson City Warrensburg Public High Mexico Hannibal Clinton Tourney Holden Clinton Windsor jefferson City Hannibal Columbia Rolla Clinton WHERE PLAYED There Here Here Here There There Here There Here There There Here Here Here There There CO-CAPTAINS MELVIN BROWN - Senior Brownie 15'8 J proved to all ' terested ohseryers that you don t haye to be hxg to play basketball Due to hls speed and hustle, and h1s determl nation and court sauy he proyed to he a yaluahle cog ln the Tnger ma thine Whnln not always able to hxt the bucket he dad get 4 pomts against Fulton and 5 pomts agamst Marshall B. C. POYNTER - Senior B C at 6'7 held down the center slot for the Tigers A rugged bounder BC earned the respect of many taller opponents xn clearmg the boards for the Tlgers While not known for hls scoring abxllty he dnd manage I0 pomts against jefferson Clty and 9 points agannst Hellas 'wa My ,i Y 41 P? 2.5. F 'vu-.sh Q., Melyxn Broun and Nicky Nxchols seem to thunk nts stxll football season BOB VEDDER - junior Playing in his second year of varsity ball, Bob i6'2',J proved valuable to the Tigers through his fine rebound- ing and ability to hit the bucket. His bes t scoring performances came against Warrensburg when he hit the hoop for 24 points and against Mexi- co when he got 27. DENNIS WHITFIELD - Senior Whit i5'5 5. although he didn't play in every game, could always give a good account of himself when called upon. Due to his steady floor game and hustling defense, he turned in a creditable job in every appear- ance on the court. lu-nf? F -.25-.5 x Bob Vedder reaches for the sky NICKY NICHOLS -junior Nick , at 5'I0 . proved to be one of the Tiger's main offensive punches and showed that a lot could be ex- pected from him next year. His best scoring night came with Z' points against Rolla. 1 if ' Q f mimi 'X MX fx TIM MORGAN - Sophomore Tim, at 5'10 . showed his ability to handle himself well after coming up from the B team ahout the middle of the season. This sophomore will certainly he handy to have around X 'E for the next two seasons. CHARLES CASE - Sophomore Charlie 163 showed great promise in his first year of varsity ball. His rugged rebounding, consistent floor game. and ability to hit the bucket will be welcome assets during the YICXI IWVU SCHSUHS. B.C. adds two for the cause X l heliexe it's stuck on a cloud. What do we do if it doesn't come down! il Tiger Trad. Squad Y If Feb FIRST ROW Maggard Brown Furnell Glpm Holdeman Wertz Benner Whxtfreld SECOND ROW Reed Vedder Poynter jones Chappell Kresse Chnstnan Houk Coach Arnall CNot pnctured Case Taylorl 1959 Trad. Sclwflule Indoor Season Central College Invxtauonal Indoor Meet Mnssourn State Indoor Meet Smith Cotton Smith Cotton Smxth Cotton Smlth Cotton Smith Cotton Mxsourl Vall Outdoor Season Marshall Callfornxa Warrensburg Mex1Co Rolla Warrensburg Clmton jefferson Cnty ey Relays Smlth Cotton Marshall Columbxa Dnstrnct Class A Meet Conference Track Meet State Class A Outdoor Meet Fay ette Columbla Marshall Sedalna Sedalla Sedalla jefferson Marshall Sedalla Columbia Columbia Cm Returning Track Lvtlerlnvn, MELVIN BROWN Semor B C POYNTER Semor BILL REED Semor 150 s 62 204 lbs 4110 Yard Dash Shot Put 6 182 s 220 Yard Dash GARY CHRISTIAN Sensor JIM KRESSE Senior DALE MAGGARD Sensor 6 170 bs 61 160 lbs 510 186 s Hxgh jump 100 Yard Dash Mule Run 880 Xard Dash Discuss Shot Put DENNIS HOUK Senior DENNIS WHITFIELD Senior CLIFFORD CI-IAPPEL Junior 6 175 S 152 S 6 140 lbs Mule Run 880 Yard Dash MIIB Relay Mule Run I I s'9 . lb. ' ' . ' 'z . lby. l A -sz, 5 xr , Qfjlf 1 . ' f Q nb. ' I I ' I I lb . ' 59 , lb . ' '1'-, , ' Returning Trad. Lvllvrnufn DOUGLAS GILPIN junior 140 lbs Mule Relay GARY HOLDEMAN junior 155 s Pole Vault RICHARD WERTZ junior 155 5 62 200 bs Low Hurdles Shot Pug RONNIE JONES jumor BOB VEDDER junior KIT TAYLOR Sophomore 175 s 150 s Mule Relay Pole Vault Ln' TA JACK BENNER junior 58W 130 lbs Hlgh jump CLELL FURNELL junior 145 lbs Low Hurdles CHARLES CASE Sophomore 155 s Broad jump Mule Relax b I ' I -, S S , ,A 7 7, .A - . ' 1 SB , . ' 5'9 , - lb. ' -U , .' f I I u -. 5 1 57 , lb. ' 1 , ' 5's , . ' l 1 1 l - -4 61 , lb. ' 5's , , lb. ' 5'l0 , lb-Q' 4 53 FIRST ROW, left to right: Kreisel, Ravenscraft, Underhill, Taylor, Nichols, Walker Gibbs. SECOND ROW: Chappell Christian Kresse Miller Houk Reed Snron Coach Arnall The 1958 Smith Cotton Cross Country Squad has compiled the finest record ever re corded by a Smith Cotton Cross Country team in a season The Bengals won the first place trophy in the l-4 team Ixansas Cnty Universlty In vltatlonal Cross Country Meet won first in a dual meet with K msas City Paseo High School won first in a dual meet with Marshall High School finished 6th in 1 I5 team Shaw nee Mis sion East Inutational meet freprcsented by the strongest teams in the st atc of kansas? won sec ond in a four team meet at Shaw nee Mission, and finished Srd in the l9D8 Missouri State Cross Country Meet in St Louis out of 22 teams Wd- Fr Y hu- 99 1' as no Tx 955 M THQ , Era ik 'Q that S' ia l'r4 CLIFFORD CHAPPl:LL CARY SIRON RIT TAX LOR 3.1 11 N will IK or HW -P W,- DENNIS HOUK F088 C011 nlr 'llfam KKK tv MOU 'Z B avi., afar. 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Returning TIJIIIIIS And G01 Lf ltvrmvn gui' 7 yH 5 J C I U J ' 1 If ' , 1 ' A k ., I -1 Q V ' f ,. Q D 5 n ' A Y Q. 'Q ' 1 h Bmw ' is 941 , ' '12 5 L ,W -A , L - A Q . ia' 2 M -mr, s a' ' . JA ,I , 'F I S ' . I Q' ', ' lg I' 'Q I u I ' u . V. 'ef - si, Leroy Street L0 ' olman emor unior FIRST ROW left to rght Hamga Gnbbs Decker Wlh re SECOND ROW Morgan Wlso Shepherd Walker Nchols Ra e scraft Coach Glmore Rvlurmng BCLSIJIIIIII Lvllvrnwn OPPONENT St Pauls St Pauls Park Hlll Sprmgfleld Central Pem Day Rockhurst Sprlngfleld Central jefferson Clty Mexlco Columbxa Pem Day Rockhurst MEXICO jefferson Clty Columbla Rolla Rolla 1959 BASEBALL SCHEDULE DATE Apr1l Apr1l Apr1l Apr1l Apr1l Apr1l Apr1l Apr1l Apr1l Apr1l Apr1l May May 4 May 6 May May May PLACE There Here There There Here There Here Here There Here There Here Here There There There Here . ' 1 Park Hill April Z Here . . 8 . . . 10 - ' 14 ' 17 . . . 20 ' ' 22 ' ' 24 ' ' 27 - ' 29 1 ' 8 11 15 Pla Bu I I .' Boys tt all depends on how you hold the ball A necessary frxendshnp exxsts between a pitcher and an out fxelder I'he way they all are lookmg at the camera I bet they mass the ball And make nt look good tomorrow' My wnfe vnll The Smnth Cotton catchers are a stalwart panr he watching v . 1 - -- E' 5 lm JSM ACADE ICS mith-Cotton Encourages Future Scientists. HQ- MR. PAUL KILLION, who teaches general and ele- mentary science, is the man who makes sure that everyone pays to enter school activities. One of the few people at Smith-Cotton who possesses two Bachelor of Science de- grees, Mr. Killion has one from Central Missouri State College in Education and another from Missouri University in Agricul- ture. MR. FORREST ARNALI., hard-working teacher of biol- ogy, coach of track and the cross country team. and co- sponsor of the L-Club, is a fa- miliar third floor personality. With a B.S. from Missouri Val- ley College, Arnie is noted for his whimsical sayings. MR. GERHARDT JEAGER, teacher of chemistry and phys- ics, is well known among the students of Smith-Cotton for his incessant tinkering with the public address system. Mr. jea- ger, who has an M.S. from Central Missouri State College, sponsors the stage crew. ' Mr. Arnall helps some fifth-hour biology students identify leaves. 60 :ff f 1 Moving this year to a some- what safer course than his last year's driver training classes, MR. CHARLES VANDERLIN- DEN is now teaching biology and general science. Mr. Van- derlinden has an M.S. from Central Missouri State College. 1 Mr. Killion instructs Clairborn Campbell and Ann Kreisler in his first hour gen eral science class. NIU IIIPIIILUICS ' ls The Language U cience. 1 'Lv 1 Malik. O La? MR. BOB EDMUNDSON, that jovial instructor of eighth grade arithmetic is also assist- ant football and basketball coach. With a B.S. in Education from Central Missouri State College and an A.M. from Colorado State Teacher's Col- lege, Curley Bob is one of Smith-Cotton's friendliest teach- ers. MISS NELLIE WHITE is one of the teachers who helps students make a good start in their high school edu- cation. Miss White, who has a B.S. in Education from Central Missouri State College, teaches eighth grade mathematics and also sponsors the eighth grade class. ffm MISS IDA CRUZAN. a friendly and talented instruc- tor, teaches algebra and is a de- voted helper to those in the junior high school. Miss Cru- zan has a B.S. and an M. in Education from the University of Missouri. Often to be seen padding about the halls is that inimitable teacher of French and higher mathematics, MR. WILFRED BELL. Doc Bell is the friend of all and particularly those at- tractive ushers whom he so willingly sponsors. He has a B. A. and an M.A. from the Uni- versity of Missouri. ind:-wo Tom Myer, jarel Shumate, judy Kerr. and joyce Dennis struggle with long division in Mr. Ed- mundson's eighth grade home room. -0 ...ni 4 i ,if INIISS BEULAH HARRIS not only masters algebra and plane geometry but also effec- tively teaches these courses to her students in mathematics. A favorite at Smith-Cotton, Miss Harris has a B.S. in Education from Central Missouri State College and an A.M. from the University of Missouri. 13. MRS. RUTH MOORE. holder of a B.S. in Education from Central Missouri State College, every year leads her students through many puz- zling hours of theorems, axi- oms, and proofs in her plane geometry classes. She also teaches general mathematics. Mrs. Moore is very popular with all of her students. The Quiclfeized Mind Relies On English MRS. THELMA COOK, teacher of senior English and active sponsor of the Ar- chivesu and of the Senior Class, is one of Smith-Cotton's most beloved faculty members. Ma- ma Cook has an A.B. from Park College and an M.A. from the University of Missouri. We, the Archives staff of l958-59, wish to express our gratitude to Mrs. Cook for her hours of de- voted effort toward the publi- cation of this yearbook. Still floating through the halls with no permanent classroom is MRS. .IANE jOHNSON. Mrs. johnson. who teaches senior and junior English, has a B.S. in Education from Northeast Missouri State College. tw' , 2? gl One of the busiest teachers at Smith-Cotton is MISS MILA SWEARINGEN, who, in addi- tion to teaching junior English, is co-sponsor of the junior class and consequently has charge of the ice cream social, sale of the movie ID cards and the count- less other activities in which the energetic juniors engage. Miss Swearingen has an A.B. from Central College. Mama Cook's ' MRS. MILDRED HEYNEN. a delightful lady who can joke about even Julius Caesar. ably teaches sophomore English. A warm and friendly person, Mrs. Heynen has a B.S. in Education from Central Missouri State College. first hour class fol- lows attentively the records of Mac- beth, and Mrs. story to her fifth hour class. Yurasich explains a ff? 115 MRS. ELIZABETH YURASICH. teacher of sophomore English, devotes many patient hours of explanation to her classes, par- ticularly during the study of Julius Caesar. Mrs. Yurasich, who also sponsors the Sopho- mores, has a B.S. in Education from Central Missouri State College. English Is The Tool 0 ' All Learning V? W A fayoritc teacher of freshman Fnglish is MISS CATHERINE RINER who has a BS in Fdu cation from Central Missouri State College Besides the usual grammar and literature study Miss Riner also finds time to help her students become poets MRS DORETTA WAITE who teaches eighth grade Eng lish and literature has a B S in Education from Central Mis souri State College Her stu dents remember her best for the untold wonders of ancient times reyealed to them during their study of mythology ,ah 407 With a BS in Education from Central Missouri State College MISS CATHERINE GAR - NER teaches eighth grade and freshman English. Always smil- ing Miss Gardner is a junior high favorite. Mr. Allens fifth hour class takes a test with the Patet' Noster keeping watch over them. In addition to teaching eighth grade English MRS ALINE EHLERS with a BS in Educa tion from Central Missouri State College has that pleas ant duty of relieymg Miss Gray in the junior high library for one period each day A friendly person Mrs Ehlers is very popular among her junior high students fil- 00 MR JOHN ALLEN of hic haec hoc fame is to be commended for his rigorous and excellent teaching methods. With a B.S. from Southeast State College and an M.A. from Iowa University he adds life and meaning to the language of Latin and his Latin Club. 63 Social Studies Prepare For CIUZPIISIIIIT A face famlhar to the members of the freshman class IS that of MR FRANK RUSSELL Besndes teachmg them cn rcs Mr Russell ns also sponsor of their many actnmes MR RL SSELL Gll MORE teaches elghth grade social studxes and CIVICS rs baseball coach assistant football coach and co sponsor of the L Club With a BS ln Education from Mrs soun Valley College Mr Gilmore IS sery popular because he has been known to allow his classes to watch the World Series on TV 64 The talented dxrector and planner of lumor hlgh assemhlles MRS ALMA HAUSAM capably teaches socxal stud les to eager eighth graders A loyed and respected person Mrs Hausam has a B S m Education from Central i After a summer m artxllery trammg under Natxonal Guard superyxslon MR WILLIAM S KENNON re turned to Smrth Cotton to teach eighth grade soclal studies and to su peruse senior hugh study hall Assist Sld has a BS m Educatxon from fentral Mxssourl State College Enghth grade social studxes stu dents appear eager to hear what Mrs Hausam rs saymg m her fxrst hour class Mr Gnlmores flrst hour socnal studies students know exactly where our forty nmth state ns located o o o o o I 1 , , ' 1 0 - f Q I . , 4 L X A Missouri State College. ant coach in both -football and track, , is .. . 'V W Histor Is The Tupeslr Uf Mungs lL'lIllPlll'0l'8. if . f V MRS. MARIAN XVOOD. who teaches world history. Mis- souri history. Latin American history, and American history. has an A.Ii. from Culver-Stock- ton College. Mrs. Wfood also expertly plans all senior high assemblies. hut in spite of this heavy schedule, she always has a ready smile for everyone. Hiidill' A beloved member of Smith- C0tton's faculty. a lady and a scholar. MISS HAZEL GRAY sponsors the junior and senior high student councils and teaches American history. With a B.S. in Education from Cen- tral Missouri State College and an A.M, from Peabody College. Miss Gray has a magnetic and commanding teaching ability. MRS. ROSE MARIE MATTOX. briefcase in hand. can be seen hurrying down the from hall every day from her American problems class to her world geography class. Mrs. Mattox, who also teaches American his- tory. has a B.S. in Education from the University of Indiana. Miss Gray presents one of her very familiar outlines to her first hour class. ' Mrs. Mattox supervises a busy first hour class in senior American problems. I INIR. WII.EY ATKINS. a teacher of American prob- lems and co-sponsor of the Sen- ior Cllass, is remembered for the incalculable amount of ad- vice he gives his students on all phases of life. XX'ith a BS. in Education from Southwest Mis- souri State College and an A. M. from the l'niversity of Mis- souri. Papa Atkins' easy-go- ing. friendly manner is loved by all. Business Education Be ins In The Classroom- MISS EDNA SNELL teaches shorthand, advanced typing, and secretarial training and sponsors the Smith-Cotton Chapter of the National Honor Society. Miss Snell, who has a B.S. in Education from Central Missouri State Col- lege, does much to encourage scholarship among the students. Lets get those pencils moving girls, is a familiar expression in Room 8, especially during first hour. Almost any hour of the day, a passerby can hear the typewriters busily claking under the compet- ent direction of MRS. MAR-IORIE UHR, who teaches typing and gen- eral business. Mrs. Uhr has a B.S. in Education from Southwest Mis- souri State College. After two years in Sedalia with her students in general business and bookkeeping, MRS. ANN MOSS has lost none of her south- ern charm. Mrs. Moss has a B.S. from Mississippi Southern College. Mrs. Moss has 32 problems to con- tend with every day in her first hour General Business class. Cat spelled is cat but cat typed is often act in spite of Miss Snells best endeavors in her fifth hour typ ing class. Industrial Arts Produce Cra tsmen, Teather of industrial arts and a helping hand to all his students lb MR EMERSON MATTHEWS who has a B S in Education from Northwest State College and a M E from Colorado A and M Husband in one of the husband wife teaching., teams in Sedalxa is MR BEN MOORE An instructor in industrial arts Mr Moore has a BS in education from Central Missouri State Collue Again this year MR RALPH VANDILRKAMP has to race from his fourth hour industrial arts class to his fifth hour methamcal drawing class three floors away Howewer Mr Vanderkamp who has a BS from Iowa State Col lege seems to have suffered had effetts 5' l- Mr. Moore supersises an energetic first hour in- dustrial arts class. Mr. Matthews' fifth hour boys work very hafd in woodworking shop, ine Arts Inspire WIIHIPIIIS ll- Musle Music Musrc IS the xoeatlon of NIRS GI:RAL DIN? SCHRADIR who has a BS from Central College and an MMI from Northwestern Lnnerslts haeh tear Mrs Sehrader prepares the glee eluhs orehestra md band for eoneerts hut she works espe crallx hard durmg the football season drnllmg the marehxng hftnd for the half tnme shows 68 Nlusle tan he heard pouring from the lnttle theater under the eompetent dxreetxon of MRS MARY FAULRNER at almost any hour Nlrs Faulle ner a new eomer to Smxth Lot ton has a BS nn Fducatxon from Central Nlnssourx State College An mstruetor of speech and dramatxes MR HAROLD MK ANINK H sponsor of the Na tnonal Forensle League IS re sponsnhle for the dlrettnon of pl us md for the proeluelng of wmmng., entrxes mn numerous speeeh tournlments With .1 I3 A from Southwestern Xllssourn State follege md an VI A from the I nlxersltx ofArltms1s Mr NleAnmeh has brought uttlltx t forensle md drlmatle deaxors lf bl'l!lIhf,UIIOI1. Exghth grade ehorus rehearses ff Credrt for the henutrful art w orle done hw students at Smith C otton eleh tear goes to MISS QNX l INDOLX N TU! ls teaeher of art Mass Tuelt eo sponsor of the yunxor class has a BS nn Edue mon from Cen MR BOB CUMMINGS with a BS from Central Mxssourx State College and .1 M M from Northwestern Lnnersnty IS an nnxaluable assnstant ln the mu snr. department and the eapahle dlteetor of the lumor hngh school hand Hrs trumpet and talented hand are also faxorntes at school dances f-'G tral Mxssourx State College Xin' Speech students e o n str u e t Dale Nlaggard 'md Nlarvm props. 'Nlaune sketch on campus. I Hnnwnmlfin f I rvparvs For illurriu fe. Many of the future homemak- ers who leave Smith-Cotton will be thankful for the expert guidance they receix ed in home economics from MRS. LOUISE McKEE. Mrs. McKee has a B.S. in Education from Central Mis- souri State College. Janice Ratje sews diligently in home economics. Mm. SGW Home economics 'irls en ox' their own I s ln 1 . COHCOLKIUIIS. Eighth grade girls receixe good basic training for their later roles as houseuixes under the superxision of MISS Rl. l'll XVOLFRlfM. Miss NX'olfrurn. assistant sponsor of the Spin. has a HS. in lidutation from Central Missouri btate College. Une of the instructors of good homemakers at Smith-Cotton is NIRS. NIARY INIADDOX. who is sponsor of the Smith-Cotton chapter of the Future Home- makers of America. Mrs. Mad- dox has a HS. in Ifducation from Central Missouri State College. if There always tomes il glean-up time. 69 hysical Exercise Stimulates Mind Noted for his punctuality and pacing ability. MR. HOWARD GLAVIN teaches health and is coach of hasket- ball, golf. and tennis. and assistant football coach. With a B.S. in Educa- tion from Northwest Missouri State College, Mr. Glavin is noted for his anecdotes whispered about the halls to the faculty. That lady in blue . MISS LOIS GORDON is director of the girl's gym classes and sponsor of the Spiz Club. Wfith a B.S. in Education from Northwest Missouri State College. Miss Gordon performs meritorious service to her school in the tiring work of promoting pep and enthusi- asm. Miss Gordon gives her fifth-hour gym class a pep talk. 70 rado University Mr. Dow watches a very rough yunior high scrimmage. MR. RALPH DOW' who directs the physical education for boys at Smith Cotton has good reason this vear to be proud of the hard working Tiger football squad which he coaches Mr Dow has a B.S. from fcntral Missouri State College and a M S from Colo pecial Education Is Important. Almost anytime during the day, MRS. POLLY ANN SILLERS can be seen guiding bewildered students through the maze of informational literature, and the vol- umes of fiction found in Smith-Cotton's lib r a r y. Mrs. Sillers. who has an A.B. from the University of Tennessee and a B.S. in Library Science from Peabody College, spon- sors the Smith-Cotton Fu- ture Teachers of Ameri- A new face this year at Smith- Cotton is that of MRS. NET- TIE BAUM. who supervises Study hall. Mrs. Baum is find- ing study hall quite different from the English she taught at Smithton. With a B.S. in Education from Central Missouri State College and a B.S. in Library Science from Peabody College, MISS ELIZABETH GRAY compet- ently directs eighth and ninth graders in their library proh- lems. She is the willing coun- selor for all in search of a good hook. MR. DONALD DO- NATH. who has a B.S. from Central Missouri State College, is the new drivers' training teacher at Smith-Cotton. Mr. Do- nath has introduced a new type of fun to stu- dents this year, square dancing. xx I V Q0- X Thou h little known b' most Students in first hour study hall await their turn to enter the lihrary. S 5 Smith-Cotton students. MRS. SIMS, speech-correctionist for the Sedalia public school sys- tem, does a great deal to help those with speech defects. Mrs. Sims has a Masters from Colo- rado State College and a B.S. in Education from Central Mis- souri State College. Mr. Donath relaxes after a hectic'ride with his fifth hour driver's training class. 71 'gu- x A up , . ft 1 4 4 4 ' ia -1 SE IORS JACK RoB1NsoN Senior Class Officers President . . . JACK ROBINSON Vice-President . . MELVIN BROWN Secretary-Treasurer . BETH WICKER Reporter .... LINDA VEDDER Sponsors . . MRS. THELMA COOK -04 , MR. J. WILEY ATKINS jack Robinson Linda Vedder Beth Wicker Melvin Brown Mr. Arkuns Mrs. Cook SHARON Slllf ALCORN -- Spil. '58, '59g Girls' Glu: Club. '56. '591 Student Countil. '5'. Library As- sistant. 'S6. CAROLYN ALLEN -- Girls' Glec Club, '56, ,l0Ii ALLEN, i'LittIe joe -- Stage Crew, '57, '58, '59 1A5siitant Man- ager. '58, 593: Boys' Glue Club. '56, '5'. '58, '59, Student of the Month. '59. PATRICIA JOETTA BALL, PBR- ti -- Girls' Glee Club. '57, '591 Fu- rure Homemakers of America. '56, .57 JERILYN ANN BARNES. jeri' --Girls' Glee Club. '58, '59, MARY HELEN BEALE -Y Library Assistant, '58, '59. w A ff Aw X af ,J -'11 ORIN ANDERSON -- Intramural Basketball, 56. '5': Intramural Plays. '5 1 Student Council, 'SIL GORDON XY. ANTHONY, Tony M Boys' Glec Club, '58, '59g Intramural Plays, '58g Football Manager. '5', Intramural Basket- ball. '56, IKJYCI: JEAN AUSTIN -- Student Council. '58g Spiz. '58, 595 Future Home-makera of Amerifa. '56, Li- brary Assistant, '55. '56: Office As- sistanx. 56. '5'. '58. 59: Girls' Glee Club. '56. JAMES ALBERT BEYER, jab -- Intramural Basketball, '56, '57, '57, '58. DEE ANNA BLAYLOCK, Dee -- Spiz, '58, '59: lntramural Plays, '56g Girls' Glee Club. 593 Twirl- ers, '56, '57, '58, 59: Guidance Of- fice Assistant, '59g National Honor Society, '58, '59s Activity Queen Attendant, '55. LINDA LORRAINE BLUE SANDRA BENNETT Sandy Spiz 58 59 Twirlers 56 57 D8 59 Latin Club 58 59 Na tional Honor Society, 58 59 Na tional Latin Honor Society CAROLYN SUE BESS -- C.O.E. '59 tjewelry Saleswoman J . JOHN BESS -- C.O.E. '59 4Sales- manj. i S , fr-of 569' M A R Y ELIZABETH BOHON WARE. Mur XVILMA LEE BOLCH. W'ilmon -v Girls' Glee Club. '57, '59g Future Homemakers of America. S65 Of- fice Assistant, 58. ERMA LEE BROCKSCHMIDT. Erm -- Girls' Glee Club. '56. '5 . '59. DELORES ANN BROWN. Dee -- Girls' Cvlee Club. '56, '59, Ac- tivity Queen Attendant. '5', Spiz, '58, '59. MELVIN L, BROXVN -- Football, '58, '59g Basketball, '58, '59, Track. '57, 'sx, '59, L Huh, 'sx. '59 1Presidcnt, '59J: National Ilnnnr Society, '58, '59, Student Council, '57, '59 4Reporter, '597: Class Sec- retary-Treasurer. '57, Class Presi- dent, '57, Class Vice-President, '59, VIOLA BRUCE '. 4 151' , EVADNA CALVIN RONALD B. CARTER, Ronnie -Basketball, '57, Intramural Bas- ketball, '56, Orchestra, '57, '58, '59, Band. '56, '57, '58, '59 1PreSident, '59?: Drum Major. '59. PHYLLIS CASON -- Future Nur- ses Club, '59, .35 i ri , af E , +315 wr . N' i, ROBERT EUGENE BRUDERS Bob -- C.O,E.. '59, lSalesmanl DALE BURFORD -- Band, '55 '56, Cross Country, '57, L Club '58, '59, Student Council, '56, '57 ARTHUR C. BURTON, T0ny - Student Council, '55, '56, '58, Ar chives Staff, '58: Intramural Bas ketball, '55, '56, '57. i JAMES R. CRAIG, Dickie -- B Team Track, '5Xg B Team Cross Country, '58, Intramural Basket- ball, '57. RALPH CRAIG GARRELL W. CRAMER -- Stu- dent Council, '58, '59. -'Q DOROTHY CHAMBERLIN, Dot -- Orchestra. '55. '56, 5'- '58, '59, Girls' Glee Club. '55, '57, '58, '59, Student Council, '56, '57Q Spiz, '58, '59 1Vice-President, '59JL Future llomemakers of America, '55. '56, Sophomore and Junior Girls' Sextct, '5 , '58, Senior Girls' Triple Trio, '59. GARY XVAYNE CHRISTIAN. Gus -- Student Council, '55, '56, '58, '59 lPrcsident, '59bg L Club, '58, '59, Track, '57, '58, Class President, '58, Intramural Basket- ball. '55, '56, '51, '58g Cross Coun- try, 58, JACK HOGAN CLARK, Satch -- Intramural Plays, '57. '58, 4Best Actor, '58J, Student Council, '55, '56, '58, '591 Boys' Glee Club. '56. '58, 59. JAMES IRA CRANFIELD, Jim OI-IN T CROSS R Butch ,I . , J ., ,. F00fb3l1, '57, 53. '59L Intramural Basketball, '55, '56, '57, '58, 59: BHDCI, '55, '56, '57, '58, '593 L Club. '58. '59. ROBERT B. CROSS, JR., Bob .. Boys' Glee Club, '57, '58, '593 In. tramural Basketball, '58, '59, JUNE MARIE CUSICK, June BI-IK SPIZ- '53, '59L Student Council, '58, Girls' Glef: Club, '56, '57, '58, '59, CHARLES L. DAVIS -- Intramural Basketball, '5'. ALBERT LEROY DIAL, Al -- Student Councxl, '56. 4 EVELYN DURHAM -- Orchestra, '55, '56, '57, '58, '59, Library As- sistant, '58, '59, Office Assistant '58, Future Nurses of America, '58, BARBARA SUE ELBERT. Bahs -- Future Nurses of America, '59, PRISCILLA N. ELLIS, Pretzel -- Student Council, '58, Spiz, '58, '59, Office Assistant. '59- 4' 4 X F' 'i vff DOLLY VERNICE DILLON -- Girls' Glee Club, '57, '58, DAVID EUGENE DOTSON. Lit- tle Brother -- Ii Team Basketball. '55. '56, '57, Intramural Basket- ball, '55, '56, '57, '58, '59, Band, '55, '56, '57, '58, '59g L Club, '58, '59, Student Council, '56, '5'. VICTOR DOVER, Snnny -- C. O.E.. '59 4Mechaniclg Intramural Basketball. '57, 43: X we M1 V, 353' . 1. , L f, 2. sfkffv ,Af ,G hu -'FH In ,U 3, 1fg '1+-57 . fl-:?w2 ' 1, ' 1 Q I .3 Q. , 2 5 Q Q 4- 'Q Q ,L fm Q w' - x ' Lv., j,I:f,gif' '11 ,, , A ,S .gyfg Q. ,gk , 5 u me 4 if y 5 ' N25 F- ,,.,,, ,k . , , , , ,iw f , wa be Ala if, X Qa- fk 3 A 'ff fi .q w :-A: . it X 4 224 X. f -f 8 - ifr- 1? vr x ,, H 1 f. S Ei! v,.i1f,X 4 J '5 K 8' Y- .,. f . iw, f gzsif f .1 R wa v, sw 5 :fifsg ggi ii' , Q wb- A . ..-fl 1 f 'Q 'J A ' fb. Q '-'f- .Q ,W .. -2, 1 A. :lf ,. ,r -19:1 A ,, ,I ig, a Un , l'f5.g , fi. - , jf 554 ,'-'1L-4.03 . , I A W fm N ,, A , , 3 wk I M A W 5 41 as , if , . ,159 43 fiQ? , -wa . - Q-ge-K I ga! jf .L 1' f fjfff. w - i L24-' 4' , 7' . f as g f Y ig 1 x. ' ff . f af. gy. ., v, 3 N1 Q W, Eg 4,-- ,ks M 3 N X M W , .ff .' , Y.: 1 Q J cf- ,Q , K a 'TW .1 LX .Q F ' 1,4 Y:-Y ,.,+ .1 A ' ' Wa x 1 4 532533 f ' , L .: ,g , T ,af .sf , Q W fi' ' 'EEL' v 12' Q ,AA -1 fig Q ,R 'EL LEAH KATHRYN GRACE -- Guidance Office Assistant, '59, JAMES lNllTCHEl.L GREGORY. jim -- Intramural Basketball, '55, '56, '51 '58, C.O.E.. '58, '59 fliurniture Salesmanl. ROBERT LEE GRIFEITH, Bob -- Intramural Basketball, '55, '56, '57, '58, '59, Library Assistant, '58. BEATRICE KAY HAGGARD, B.K. -- Girls' Glee Club, '56, '57, '58, '59, Sophomore and junior Sextets. '57, '58, Senior Girls' Triple Trio, '59, Spiz, '58, '59, ln- tramural Plays. '5'. '58, Song Leader, '59. ROSS HALL, I-loss -- C,O.E,, '59 fDrug Store Clerkl. JOHN DALE HANSEN -- Boys' Glee Club, '56, '57, '58, '59. ,Q is like 109 f 'IANICE K. GRIMES -- National Honor Society, '58, '59, Archives Staff, '59, Spiz, '59, Future Nurses Club, '58, '59, Student Council, '59 4Treasurer, '597Q Band, '57, '58, '59, lSecretary-Treasurer, '59J: Student of the Month, '57l, ROGER GRINSTEAD, Grinny -- Basketball Manager, '56, '57, '58, Baseball Manager '59. RONALD DEAN GRISWOLD, Dean-o -- Band, '56, '57, '58, Boys' Glee Club, '59, Intramural Plays, '57, L Club, '58, '59, Color Guard, '56, '57, '58, '59, 'S' MARY JO HENDERSON -- Girls' Glee Club, '55. '56, '5'. '58. '59 Sophomore and junior Girls' Sex tel, S , 'SXQ Office Assistant. '5' '5 8. CARL HEUERMAN, Herman JOHN HEYER. jack WILI,IAM RICHARD IIARRIS, Bill -A Band. '55: Intramural Bas- ketball. '58. RICHARD HARRISON. Beni -- Boys' Glce Club. '56, '57, '58. '59. A. J. HECK. JR. if fi fs! i ROBERT LEROY HOLDREN -- C.O.E., '58, '59 lGrocery Clerkl. LOUISE HOLLOWAY, Bootsie' Future Hnmemakers of America 'Sf '58, 'S9g Future Nurses Club '59g Library Assistant, 'S6. NANCEE KAY HUMAN -- Girls Glee lllub. '5'. SN. '59, -- Girls' Glee Club, '56, '57, 59' LYLIE HORNER. Horny GERRY HORSLEY DENNIS RICHARD HOUR. Das H Track. '5'. '58: Cross Country. '58g L Club. '58. '59, SHEILAH ISGUR, Shell -- Or- Chestra.'55.'56.'5 .'5X.'591Gil'lS' Glee Club. '5'. '55, '59: Senior Girls' Triple Trio. '59g Atchiies Staff, '591 Library Assistant. '56, BARBARA jACKSON -- Girls' Glee Club. '58, '59. ,IUDITH ANN JIEDIEL, Judy -- National Forensic League. '5', '58, '59, National Honor Smit-ty. '58. '59g Latin Club, '58, '591 Natiunal Latin Hnnnr Sotiety. '58. '59g Stu- dent Council, '58, Spll, '58, Li- brary Assistant, 'ifwg Student Di- rector. Glass Menagerie , '59, 4 1'-41 tl- 3 AQ -4-f 5 N-',......a..r f,,, t'-0 LARRY HOUSTON. Herbie - C.O.li., '59 4Dc-lixery Boy J. JUDY ANN HOXVARD -- Spil '58, '591 Student Council. '58 Girls' Glee Club, '59, BARBARA ANN HUGHES. Hobie -- Girls' Glee Club. '55 '56. '5 . '53. '59, '73- f'a ,, 99? DOLLIE JONES. Dollie Mae LUCRETIA JONES. Sandy -- Twirler, '59: Latin Club, '59. EVELYN NTARIE JORDAN -- Li- brary Assistant. '56, Office Assist- ant. '5', '59: Future Homemakers of America. '56. '5', Girls' Glee Club, '56, '5'. '59. 9 'is- .,'x,,,xhA fa, b 5 -6 9175 DORA JOBE. Britches4' -- Office Assistant. '58, '59, Library Assist- ant, '58. STANLEY J. B. JOBE, J. B. JANE ANN JOHNS. Janey -- Girls' Glee Club. '55, '56, '5 . 58. '59, Future Homemakers of Amer- ica. '55. SUANNE JOY, Susie -- Orches- tra, '55, '56, '57, '58. '59g Girls' Glen Club, '57, '58. '591 Spiz, '58 '59, Activity Queen Attendant. '58 MARGIE ANN KAMMERICH -- Usher, '59, National Forensic Lea- gue, '58, National Honor Society '58, '59, Future Teachers of Amer- ica, '59. KARL KASAK -- Football, '57 '58, '59: B Team Football, '56 L Club. '58, '59a Student Coun cil, '59. KSergeant-at-Arms, '597 Basketball Manager. '59. BETTY LOUISE KELLEY WILLIAM E. KELLNER. Big Red -- Intra-mural Basketball. '58,'59. EMMA FAY KINDLE, Emmie -- Twirlers. '56, '57, '58, '59, Intra- mural Plays, '58, Spiz. '58, '59. lsergeant-at-Arms, '59lg Future Teachers of America. '51 '58, '59, 4Vice-President, '59l: National Honor Society, '58, '59g Latin Club, '58, '59, National Latin Honor So- ciety, '57, '58. ww-,mg V5 K .4 JOYCE KROEGER -- Girls' Glee Club. '56, '5'7. '58, '593 SPi2. '55, '59, Office Assistant, '58. '59, BILL Kl'l'INS. Dean jUDI'I'I'I ANN KYGER, Judy -- Twirlcrs. '56, '5 , '58, '59, KENNETH LEI' KREISEL Ken B n un uf 97 COE 59 1Receiung C lcrkl WILLIAM IxRI'ISI:L Profes sor nd 55 I 7 58 Orchutra v9 JAML5 E KRISSI jim Team Football J! 5 B Team Track Sn 57 Cross Country 58 J Track 58 I Club 9 -J 'IQ-. UIQ' PIIILLIP LEES. Oscar VIRGINIA SUE LEITER. Bur -- Girls' Glee Club, '56, '57, '59 Sophomore Sextet. 'S g Spiz, '59, National Honor Society. '58, '59, THOMAS RAY l.lLES. Tom -- Entered from Coopertown, Okla- homa. ,SWR ff PETER LAMY, Pete -- Student Council, '56g L Club. '58, '59 B Team Football. '56: B Track. '56. '5'g B Basketball. '5 '5S. Football. '5 . '58. '59. jOYCE ANN LEBEGUE, jo Future Homemakers of America Girls' Glee Club. '56. '57, '58. '59 SHARON MARIE LEE, Sherry -- Girls' Glee Club, '59, Future Homemakers Of America, '5G. f-'Q 1191 F . .Ml lk MARY ANN LIPSCOMB -- Li- brary Assistant. '56. '57. '58g Fu- ture Hnmemakcrs Of America. '56, '5'g Office Assistant. '59. GARY DALE LOWER. Power --Band. '55, '56, '5', '58, Orches- tra. '5': i1,0.li.. '59. tfirocery Clerkl. VERYL MQCOY, Mack -- C.O. '58, '59. liirocery Clcrklg In- tru-mural Basketball. '55, '56, BILLIE SUE MCKENZIE, Susan U Girls' Glee Club, '59, Office As- sistant, '58, '59, Hall Duty, '59, MARJORIE McKlNNEY. Sugar f- Future llomemakers Of Ameri- ca, '55, '56, '57, '58, '59, Girls' Glee Club, '56, '57, '58, Guidance Office Assistant, '5 , Library Assistant, '55, '56, DALE MAGGARD -- Football, '58, '59, Track. '58. '59, Club. '58, '59, CVice-President, '59l: Stu- dent Council, '55, 56. VIRGIL E. MEREDITH -- Student Council, '57, '58, National Honor Society. '58, '59g Intra-mural Bas- ketball, '56, '5', '58, GARY MEYER PATSY LOU MIDDAUGH, Beaver -- Girls' Glee Club, '56, '57, '59, Future Homemakers Of America. '56, CHARLENE ANN MANESS. Charl -- Girls' Glee Club, '56, '59g National Honor Society, '58. YVONNE MARSHALL. Bonnie -- Girls' Glee Club, '57, MARVIN MAUNE -- L Club, '58, '59, lSecretary, '59l: Student Council. '55, '56, fPresident, '567g Class President, '55, Stage Crew, '56, '57Q Track, '57g B Team Basketball, '57, National Honor Society, '58. '59, rTreasui-er, '59Jg Band. '55, ' ,Q W ,-ag 'U' SHARON MINES -- Girls' Glee Club, '56, '57, '58, '59, MARCHETA ANN MOORE, Marc -- Office Assistant, '59. LARRY RAY MOPPS, M0psy -- C.O.E-, '59, fShoe Salesmanl, LAURA ANN MILLER, Laurie -- Girls' Glee Club, '56, '57. MARLENE MILLER -- spiz, '58, '59s Orchestra, '55, '56, '57, '58, '59C Stutflent Council, '57, Guid- aggce Office, '59, Intra-mural Plays, MYRNA LEE MILLER -- Student COUNCIL '55. '56, '57, '58, '59, Class Vice-President. '55g Spiz, '58, '59, Archives Staff, '58, '59, Basketball Queen Attendant, '55, Archives Queen Attendant, '59, Homecom- ing Queen, '59, .tn 0 . . IYNDA SUE MURPHREE Murph Girls Glee Club 56 57 58 59 Senior Triple Trio ARVELLA MYERS -- Transferred from Osawatomie High School. EDDIE NEWLAND -- Boys' Glee Club, '56, '57, '58g Intra-mural Bas- ketball, '57. '58: CO. E., '59, lHardware Salesmanl. WILLIAM LFE NOLAND, Bill Student Council. '55, Intra-mural Basketball, '55g B Team Track, '5Gg Foollwall. '5'. '5X. '59g I, Clulv. '59, PAT PARK IER MARVIN DAVID I ARKI'II,'RST, Pork -- Student Council, '58g Track, '56, Intramural Basketball, '58, '59. BETHANY ANN POTTER. Beth -- Student Council, '56, lSecretary. '56lg Actixity Queen Attendant. 56. WILLIANI CHARLES POYNTER. B,C. -- Football, '5 . '58, '591 Track. '57, '58: Band, '55, '56, '572 B Team Football. '56, B Bas- ketball. '5 L I, Cluh, '58, 593 Student Cuuncil, '55, '59. JOYCE ANN QUINT. -- Future Homemakers Of America, '55. '56, '5'. 58: Girls' Glee Club. '56. '5 , Usher. '5 . 58. '59, lHead Usher, '59J: Guidance Office As- sistant, '58, C.O.E., '59, fOffiv:e W'otk J, MARIE PAULEY -- Future Home- makers of America, '57, '58, '59: Girls' Glee Club, '58, '59. JUDY RENE PAXSON -- Twirl- er, '59, National I-Ionor Society, '59g Activity Queen. '59g Guidance Office Assistant, '59. MICHELE ANN PEABODY, Mickey -- Student Council, '55, '56, '57, Girls' Glee Club, '56, '59g Spiz, '58, '59, Senior Triple Trio, '59 I i GLENDA SUE REED v- Girls Sex- tet, '57, '58, Student Council, '59, Girls' Glee Club, '56, '57, '58, '59, Spiz, '58, '59, lReporter, '59l. LINDA LOU REED -- Girls' Glee Club, '56, '57, '58, '59, Spiz, '58, '59, 1Secretary, '59l, Student Of The Month, '58. DELTA JOYCE REINE, 'Delta Mae -- Girls' Glee Club, '56, '57, Future Homemakers Of America, '57, '58, '59, Student Council. '59. rf mu ll WILTON RAY, Wilt -- B-Foot- ball, '56, '57, '58, Intra-mural Bas- ketball. '58, '59. WILLIAM THOMAS REED. Lightning -- Student Council, '56, Football, '57, '58, Track. '58, B Team Basketball. '57. CAROL BETH REED, Cookie -- Future Homemakers Of America, '58, '59, i 1 , if .- I r' 3 f ! IU' LILA REINE -- Girls' Glee Club. '56, '57, ARVID ELMER RHOADS-C.O E '59, lflorlst 7. MARGARET L. ROBB, Peggy -- Library Assistant, '56. fig. 'l. s, ' ',l','sf JACK DANIEL ROBINSON -- Latin Club, '58, '59g Class Presi- dent, '59, National Honor Society. '58, '59, Student Council. '55, '57, '58, '59g Archives Staff, '58, '59g Basketball Manager, '58, '59. SANDRA HERMENE ROSSMAN -- Song Leader, '56, Spiz, '58, '59, Latin Club, '58, '59, Girls' Glee Club, '56, '57, '59, Senior Triple Trio, '59, Future Teachers Of America, '58, National Honor So- ciety, '58, '59, lntra-mural Plays, '57, The Glass Menagerie , CAROLYN RYAN -- Girls' Glee Club, '56, '59, Library Assistant, '55, '56, '57, '58, Latin Club, '58, '59, Future Homemakers Of Amer- ica, '57, Future Teacher's Of America, '58, '59. Q I v , 4 ANNETTA BETH SCHLTPBACH -- Spiz, '58, '59, Cheerleader, '55. '57, '58, '59, Arfhitcs Staff. '59: Senior Queen Attendant, '591 Stu- dent Countil. '59. ISecretary. '59J. Class Officer, '58, National Honor Society, '58, '59: Girls' Glee Club, '56, Latin Club, '58, '59s Future Teachers Of America. '59. PRISCILLA ELIZABETH SCOTT. Percy -- Band. '56. '57, '58, 591 Spit. '5H. '59, National Forensic League. '57, '58. '591 National Honor Society. '58, '59. 1President. '59Jg Student Council. '5': Ar- fhixes Staff, '58, '59. lliusiness Manager. '59JQ Class Secretary, '57, Latin Club, '58, '59. RILEY FRANCIS SELF. Fritz -- Band, '55, '56, '57, '5X. '591 Of- chestra, '59, lntra-mural Basket- ball, '5'. '58. RALPH MILQHAEL SALMON. Mike -- Band, '55, '56, '57. '58, Boys' Glee Club. '57, L Club. '58, '59. BARBARA A. SCHNEIDER. Barb -- C.O.E.. '58, '59. fNurse's Aidl, Girls' Glee Club. '56. '57, Future llomemakers of America, '56. '57. PATRICIA JOAN SKQHREINER, Pat -- Girls' Glee Club, '56, '57, '58, '59, Senior Triple Trio, '59a School Accompanist, '56, '58, Stu- dent Council, '57. '59. lVice-Presi- dent. '59lg Archives Staff. '58, '59, fAdvertising Manager. '59?g Ar- chiies Princess, '59, Spin. '58, '59. 1President. '59J, National Honor Society, '5X. '59. ...W IE! .' y' I '-u C12 .-- .ILT MAH g ROBERT E. SHAW, 'May0r -- lntra-mural Basketball, '56, C.O. E., '58, '59. llVIechanicJ. KENNETH SHEPHERD, Butch -- L Club, '58, '595 Class Vice- President, '57, Baseball, '58, Band, '56, '57, '58, '59, fVice-President, '59lg Student Council '55, '56, '57, '59, Orchestra, '57, '59, 1President, '59J. CAROLEE SHIRLEY -- Girls' Glee Club, '56, '57, '58, '59, Future Homemakers Of America, '56, '57, '58, '59, 4Song Leader, '58, Treas- urer, '59lL Future Nurses Club, '59. , .', i in wa A--f 4. JERRY WAYNE SELF, jasper ALBERT DAVID SHACKLES -- Intra-mural Basketball. '56. '57, C. O.E., '58, '59. 1Shoe salesmanl. RAYMOND SHANAHAN, Ray --C.O.E., '58, '59, IDental Labora- tory Assistantl, ,lk sl 5 K SUSAN LYNNE SHORT -- Spiz, '58, '59, Student Council, '56, '59, 1Secretary. '56l3 Future Teachers Of America, '58, '59, lSecretary- Treasurer. '59l, Girls' Glee Club, '56, '59. ANDRA MAE SMETHERS, Andy -- Girls' Glee Club, '56, '57, '58, '59. DONNA MARIE SMITH -- Na- tional Honor Society, '58, '59, QRe- porter, '59Jg Girls' Glee Club, '57, '58, '59: Future Teachers Of Amer- ica, '58, '59, Student of the Month, '58, GUY SMITH, Spud -- Student Council, '56, B Team Track, '56, B Team Football, '56, Football, '57, '58. JACKIE A. SMITH, Jack -- Boys' Glee Club, '56, '57, '58, '59, Mixed Chorus, '56, '57, '58, '59, Ticket Taker, '57, '58, '59. PATRICIA ELAINE SMITH, Pat -- Girls' Glee Club, '56, '57, '58, '59, Library Assistant, '56, t '1 if BOBBY STEAN, Bob -- Boys' Glee Club, '59. TERRY LYLE STEELE -A Student Council, '56, 4 Reporter, '56 li Boys' Glee Club, '57, '58, '59, I-Elin Club, '58. GARY STE PH ENS K., Y, -SZ? 2 ,fe 'f '!, if FRANK SPRINKLES MARY FRANCES CAROLINE STALEY -- Future Homemakers of America, '56, '57, '58, '59, lRe- porter, '58, President, '59b. SHERRY ALLYCE STAUEFACHER, Kitten -- Trip- le Trio, '59, Archives Staff, '59, Spiz, '58, '59, Homecoming Queen, '58, Cheerleader, '56, '57, '58, '59: Intramural Plays, '55, '56, '57, Na- tional Honor Society, '58, '59: The Glass Menagerie , '59, Class Treasurer, '57, Student Council, '57, Girls' Glee Club, '59, Latin Club, '58, Latin Honor Society, '58. I ,lem , .2 il' 1 GUSTAVUS LEROY STREET, Lee -- Tennis, 'SSL lntra-mural Plays. '56. '57. i581 Hand, 455. '56. '57, '58, '59g Orchestra. 56. '5'. '58, 59. lSecrc-tary. '59l1 Club. '58, '59, National Forensic League. '58, '59, 4Parliamcntarian. '58, Ser- geant-at-Arms, '59 bg Student Council, '56, '57, Archives Staff, '57, '58, '59, H20-Editor. '59b. ELIZABETH SULLIVAN. Liz -- Girls' Glee Cluh, '56, 'S', 58. '59: National Honor Society. '38, CLIO 'l'SA'lilfRl -- American Field Sen icc Student from if o r fu . Greece. Spiz, '59: Student Council. '59, Archives Staff. '59, Archixcs Quccn, '59: liatiu Club, 59. T5 ,7 ,av 'QQ' if ' i 5' A fn ?: , N?-QW Q Vw . 56: 2... .404 .. XA JOHN RANDALL STRAIN -- Boys' Glee Club, '57, '58, Track. '58, C.O.E.. '59, 1Mechanic. 'SOL DONALD RAE STRATTON. Donnie -- Boys' Glee Club, '56, '59, RONALD LEE STRATTON. R0nni9 -- Band. '55: Boys' Glas Cluh. '56, '5'. '52-4, 59. WW' '-S-,B fbi up-1 i '7l '3- f t P' BNA ISIARIE 'LURNER -- Spil. '58,'59QGui1.lancu Office Aasistant, '59g Band. '55, '56, 'S', '58g Stu- tlc-nt Council. '5X: Lihrary Assist- ant, '55. '56, MARILYN 'l'W'l'N'l'liR -- Library Assistant. '56, Futurt- llomemakcrs of America. '55, KQ.0.E.. '58, '59, 4Nursc'5 Aidr. FIANICQE 'l'XY'YlN1AN, Jet IINDA YFDDFR -- flax, Sure- tarx, '58g Claw Rep irtcr, 'ily Sui dcnt Ctmmil, '51-L Nswtct 'S', '58, Triple Trio, '59, Girls' Gln-1' 1 lulw. '55, '58, '59, f.hccrlt'.lclCr. 5'. 58, '59, 4 llv,-ntl fhccrlcader, 59 lv llomctnnung Quct- n Attendant, '5', '59L Spil, '59, '59, ANNA NlAl' X'FL'l'ffN, Ann 'l'lll50DORli LALR.-XNffl' V5'ALCl'l Ted -- Student Coun- lil, '55, 'SGL Class Prcsident, 56, Intra-mural Plan, '55, 'Str latin ffluh '58, '59, Ortlicstra. '55, '56, '5', '58, '59, 1Vicc-Prcsltlcnt, 'R9i, National Forensic l.1:ap.:uc, '5', '58, '59, lPrc'Sitlent, '59l: Thc Glam Menagerie , '59g National Honor Society, '58, '591 Club, '58, '59g Archives Staff, '58, '59, 'Co-Fditor, '59J, EMMA LlffQILLE XYALZ, 'Lucy' -- Senior Queen, '59, Studcnt Council, '58, Girls' Glue fllulw, 56, '5', '58, '59, GARY' LLOYD XYASSON r- LO, F., '58, '59, lfilerk 1, 'l'1cltf:! lakcr, '56, '5'. 58, '59, GERALD GENE XYHR, 'Gcrrx' -- Hand, '56, '5', '58, '59 vqizw A,-sq, 1'7 I - MZ WILLIAM WALLACE, Dub -- C.O.E., '59, 1 Mechanic J , LINDA IO XVALTERS -- Guid' ance Office Assistant, '59, XVANUA MAL XYALTFRS -- Spiz '58, '59g Future Tcachurx uf Amt-r ica, '58, '59, 1Prcwid9m, '59b. Na tional llunur Sexism, 58. '59 IVicc-President, '59l. Latin Cflulw '58, '591 Nzititmal latin Honor Su cicty, '58, '59g Archives Staff, '59 Library Assistant, '55, '36, fc' JERRY A. WHITE, Whitekins -- Boys' Glee Club, '57, '58, '59 National Forensic League, '57, '58 DENNIS WHITFIELD, Whit - Football, '58, '59, Basketball, '58 Track, '57, '58. RUTH ELIZABETH WICKER, Beth -- Twirlers, '56, '57, '58 '59, Student Council, '58, Spiz, '58 '59, Guidance Office Assistant, '59 National Honor Society, '58, '59 4Secretary, '59l3 Class Officer, '59 Mn we fix '1 X, ,ff X, ,f CONSTANCE XVELCH. Connie -- Spiz, '58, '59, Senior Queen At- tendant, '59, Intra-mural PlayS. '58, Guidance Assistant. '59, Fu- ture Teachers of America. 58. '59. rReporter. '59J, Girls' Glee Club. '57, '58, '59. CURTIS RAY WELCH SARA LEA WELLS -- Girls' Glee Club. '56, '57, '58. '59. W.. 1 . . ,uit aft ROBERT WILKEN JOEY WILLIAMS -- Intramural Basketball, '57. LARRY WILSON, Whip -- Baseball, '57, '58, '59l Football, '59 BONNIE JEAN WISSMAN CLAUDE E. XVOOLERY, Butch DOROTHY YANKEE -- Entered from La Monte High School. nf, Y Q ' 57, ,,j z .' x ' as l 7 q'va' .I s, 'ow E-,rea A -.' .V g A ' -anti Yea varfi : MARCEL lf. YONflE, uh1Ul lCl'ln -- lntra-mural Basketball, '55, '56, S., ELLIS YOUNG sertsg National Honor Society, '59 Future Homemakers of America 39. I -Q , I .-4 Vg Q . - 3 I . 'E i, I f I, Y These familiar figures. Mr. Greer, Mrs. Montgomery, and Mr. Glenn, have greeted the Seniors daily for five years. LAXVRAINLE ELGENE BOTTCHER, Butch -- C.O.E.. '5 . '58, fGrocery Clerkb. 17' N LEANORE YOUNG. Lee -- En- tered from Chicopee. Massachu- y 'YM' ORCAN IZATI ON S enior Jlmlvnl CUIITICII FRONT ROW: Bonita Evans, Janice Grimes, Annetta Schuphach, Gary Chris- tian, Pat Schreiner, Della Reine. MIDDLE ROW: Jack Robinson, Marvin Maune, Ronnie Jones, Kenny Shepherd, Orin Anderson, Karl Kasak, Dale Maggard. BACK ROW: Tommy Leslie, Judy Paxson. Kathy Means, Judy Stivers, B. K. Haggard, Clio Tsateri, Myrna Miller, Mary Louise Barnes, Melvin Brown. A! . A SENIOR STUDENT COUNCIL A OFFICERS S 5 President 5 GARY CHRISTIAN W Vice-President 4 if PAT SCHREINER President GARY CHRISTIAN 5eCfCf21fY ANNETTA SCHUPBACH Treasurer JANICE GRIMES Reporter MELVIN BROWN Parliamentarian KARL KASAK m.,t.4 14.1 It 1 , . I ti 4 .M I I mlalidil Yea FIRST ROW: Pat Schreiner, Annetta Schupbach, Janice Grimes. SECOND ROW: Gary Christian, Mel vin Brown, Karl Kasack. -qv FRONT ROXV: Carol Hyatt, Harry Fowler, Carole Almquist. Larry Reed, Linda Bunn, Doug Gilpin. MIDDLE ROW: Richard Evans, Mike Hanigan, Butch Daugherty, B. C. Poynter, Nicky Nichols, Charles Case. Xvayne Schuphach, Dave Wilhite. BACK ROW: Mike Napier, Sharon Patton, Glenda Reed. Jackie Peace. W'anda Vfalters, Michaelyn Chitty, Margaret Robh, Susan Short, Nancy Sxvearen- gin, Sandra Hammond. Hohn Dunham, FIRST RUXY: Larry' Gulfin. Bill 5IL'Farland. Linda Ream. Dale Herrick, Rex Horner. SECOND ROVV: Danny Lane. Ronnie Miller. jerry' Brown. Don Hau- sam. Gary XY'ahrenhrock. Bill Hurtt. Fred Lange. THIRD ROXY: Linda Hill. Kathy Peabody. Suyonna Bohling. Alice Vogel. Karen Rohrhach. Sara Brougher. Nlimi Silyerman. Party Stuart. FIRST ROW? Karen Rohrhach. Sara Iiroughur. Linda Ream. SFCOND RONY: Clary Whhrerihrock. Fred Lange. Dale Herrick. Dun Hausam. l y ,lu ninr lullvnl Council JUNIOR STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS President DALE HERRICK Vice President LINDA REAM Secretary SARA BROUGHER Treasurer EREDDIE LANGE Reporter KAREN ROHRBACK Parliamentarian DONNIE HAUSAM Sergeant-at-Arms GARY WAHRENBROCK President DALIS HIZRRICK lx , ...., i' HI FRONT RONY: Floyd Self. Carolyn Craig. Sandra Winchrenner. Iiill 'lay- lur. Russell Leslie. SHQUND ROXXH Luis Kirby. Hill Shiny. Larry Hmm ard. Nliltu Larson Tummy Ilonath. johnny johnson. Ginnie Rank. THIRD RONY: janet I,andis. Linda Nlthlullin. Patty Seyyull. Viyian RUWICN- Iud! M-yyull. Linda Paslcy. Sharun Nlaggartl. 101 3' :WFT Co-Editors ..... TED WALCH LEROY STREET Advertising Manager- PAT SCHREINER Business Manager Assistants .... CAROL HYATT PRISCILLA SCOTT TRUDY DAMM Assistant . . DIANE SKLAR L ' . American Field Service Representative Honorary Member . CLIC TSATERI Archives Typisrs - - Q SHEILAH ISGUR Artists . . , MYRNA MILLER ANNETTA SCHUPBACH JON WALLER Athletic Editor Mus ROBINSON Spsttsi Editors 'IAINICI GRIMFS AS5'S'a ' Ph0'0g'a?3f1'SRODEWALD Assistant MIKE HANNIGAN WANDA WALFERS BILL HEISS SHERRY STAUFFACHER '02 STAN JONES FRONT ROW left to nght Jack Robmson Donna Marne Smnth Wanda Walters Prtscnlla Scott Beth Wicker Marvtn Maune SECOND ROW Irxs Cannon Sandra Wntfxeld Sue Rader Della Vxebrock DeeAnna Blaylock Judy Paxson Sandra Bennett Emma Kmdle Annetta Schupbach Sherry Stauffacher Pat Schremer Karen Schlosser Kay Jacobx Donna Trueman Carol Hyatt THIRD ROW Vlfglnla Hilton Trudy Damm Joyce Ream Margie Kammernch Janxce Grimes Benola Byrd Leonora Young Vlrgxnna Letter Dorothy Goode Judy Jledel Vxckt Hunnell Lmda Bunn Janet Morrxss Betty Heuerman FOURTH ROW Clyde Robnnson Wnllnam Wmters John Hausam Doug Gnlpm Dale Vmcent Mnke Hanmgan Larry Blaylock Melvin Brown Jon Wal ler V1rgxlMeredlth Jxm Rodewald Jnm Muller Stan Jones Ted Walch SENIORS Sandra Bennett DeeAnna Blaylock Melytn Broyyn Dorothy Goode ack Robmson Sandra Rossman Pat Schrelner 1UN1oRs Larry Blaylock Llnda Bunn Benola By rd lrls Cannon Stanley Jones Jlm Mlller anet MOFFISS Sue Rader : . 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Sandra jo Crow, Joyce I.eBegue. Sandra Hammond. Sharon Fischer. FIRST ROW: Margaret Rogers, Janice Ratje. Michaelyn Chitty, Louise Holloway. Zelpha Craig, Sue Wallet. Marian Knox. 108 Fulurv Nursvs Slurlv .ylll'SilI22' Iurvvrs l FIRSI ROW' ldna Liner udx Corson lxarnn Snhlmser judlth A Lmrdner jannr Morrnss Mary Louxsc bnhwenlx SITOND ROW lxax Burk Dune. bklar Donnl Irunmn Cdrulu. Sl1l!'lLW THIRD ROW Karol Hx ut Pdttx Huffman Sam Sutton .mme K rxmcs Anna lxcllu If ulul 1' Nur ws '1- IIRSI ROW! lrudy Ddmm Amt 1 lustcr f arol Dull cllll'lLI1L l and luu1sL Hollow ay Sl! 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SECOND ROW: Pat Schreiner, B. K. Haggard Sandra Rossman Lynda Murphree Sherry Stauffacher. 114 J' BUYS 9 C100 lub HRST ROW Clmrlfs 'Nuholu ldmund blmplx D1lL XIHCLUI Amu Cdrxcr Ronmn c LS Cordon knthonx Ronald lDdXldSOIl uk Clark Tcrrx bride Robert C ross Denms Piulcx SIC OIND RUXX Llrrx Pax on Bohhx Stun NlllCL L.1r5on Iddm Arqultt Donmc Strltton ROIIIIIL btritton Rnhard llarrxson hmms Don Suupc Dila Hanxon W1lson Foster IHIRD ROV Rox Pottdrf Donald Crux ford llonnu. Rlnhdrdson oe Allcn iran Nlusne lkin Cyrlsuold Nlgxrlx Shellix Lrrx Vihlts. 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IIRSI ROXV Nlxrx lu Bruxcr I mx Hall Iudx Stomr Nl irxi lluuhnmon urls Wesloo. lunm lknnatt Bun Cyoodpasturc Chnrxl Stcpluns Pmx llunrman I IXLH. X mul Sli OIND ROW Rmaua Mnunnr um C artu udx Scholohohm Dlane Ploughf. Norm: Pau. udx Summgrs Nlll'Slli lx ins Iris fason lulxn I'urnLll IHIRD ROW Sillx AllLn fglpha C rang., unls lx Hull Sun PILIIL Ruhx Brguhl Annu lxruslnr lx lrnn Herrmann Fay. lllllll FOUR l ll ROV Wfmda B1g,g.,x Ann XY hut alxcr Dalorns C ulnn unlx lXlI1LlLI' in Arhogist Bun Martin Shnrlu lukson 116 Q 1 ' X, A ' f 6 Q U .1 M ' 1 as , 3 1' C2 ' ,1 0 O 1.47 ' , 4 Y - - 5 K + 4 -1 - R . - . 1 7 I 1 rv 1 u ' ' H .H , 'Z Y l Q-'. '4 -2 fa Q ' 'I . 2 z Z '. ' . tif 1 - .1 1' .Q 1' . A , .1.. I 2 ' ,K ,N yn- ,V X11 : A. X 1 Q I fi 1 ' , 2 .. . 4 1. 4 . . 1 Q 12 , . 1 , ', . A Q 1 .- 1 , ' ' ' . : 2 . . . .' ' ' . 1' ' '. . . ' ' ' . ' Q - ' ' ,' 5 - ' f ' H: i A la ' . Q ' V' ' . '2 ' . . , Q , l' ' 1 K i X i, , -UQ ki i 1 L n 9 H X ' 'x A Q , ,. LV- . Y i 4 2 cf t . i ' , - , 'X , 3 Y 4 ' , A , 'S y K2-3, 5 -Q- zi H.: 17 evjl Q if' , f' ?. v 'V' H O r l f ' , .l , A ' I 1 ' X. ' fr- . 1 Y 1 ' I' ' l O .- was ,K 1 ul., K, .-2-1 .. 1.11 .. 'k ..M'fj ' J: ai, 1, .1 - N 1 ' Z A 2 1' f 2, 42.1 f'1 ,. '. , f ' ' , 'Z .2 1' '. 1' ' 1' '. ' 2 1' -' H., 'd 2 .Q . Freshman lrls le u T' v ca 'fl W ev Nga, '-' Kula FIRST ROW Tanya Vmson LarolW1ll1ams Sue Holdeman Ixaren Dltton Phxllns Cornelxus Faxe Rozler june Wolff Ethel Worth Marzlyn Lowe SEC OND ROW Brenda Hughes Trudx Hotsenpnller Sandura Lane Ellen Adams Patrxcxa Rogers Yu Nonna Jackson Vlfglnla Alford Sharon McFarland THIRD ROW Mrs Faulkner Dorls Gnens Sharon johnson Arnell Steele Sharon Shaw Carol Lawson Sandra Green FOURTH ROW Sharon Mlddleton Judy Appleman Lucxlle Rogers Mildred Reed Barbara Dnotle 'iam is 1... -'T Donmr. Stratton Don Ruhardson Clan Wahrcnhrtmtk IBLHIIIS Paulu Holdcman Clendx Lexus lxax mob: licalrltc Haggard Sue N . BOYS QLARTrTs SOINGLEADERS a ACCOMPANISTS jatk Ilark, joe Allen Ronmt. Stratton Ronnxc jones 117 ' 9 1 1 1 1 l 1 I, ajsztfaz we ,. Ng A s. ,g lax 1 , 'jiifakmiff F L 0 S V 'sl v . - ' ' ' V ' 4 . V 5 T 1 ' Ck' 2. - We 9 T fa is r s G 5 S, . L: 1 -, v- . . '- ' ' L2 V . ,, . Q x X. xi ff? y A E, F - . T 9 J N' x -T -' . .- 'f ' . I 'Elf . J' T - A ,x Q E , ' I Q ,, 5 J? 9' M Z K p U I V 1, o ' s I J I l ' ..-- .Q , 4 ' x 5 ' ' . S .' .-1 . - .3 ,V 11 5, ' , 1 . v, Ak T . , 1 . ' . - 2 . Q ' ' . . . . - '. - ' . . : ' . ' . ' . ' , - V. 3.T,..,. '. ', . . V -I , ' , ,'.- ' X l . 9 2 I V. D I Cheerleaders Inspire Enthusiasm b-.N-Q X 1 phgh Varsity Cheerleaders d pbh B Team Cheerleaders A Pgg G Thy 1 Linda Ved er, Head Cheerleader Annetta Schu ac Sherry Stauffacher Diane Sklar janet Morriss 99 , ' in 1 Cf ex . , f , , , , X v , ..fL-fi-MMM? r 'S .V fi .Xu 6 Iii V Y Carol lmquist. e y Paxson, Dian raham, a 'er Hamilton. Pat Brown, Donna Anderson. . I K nh ld gh Twirlers ntertain IVith Their kill w Majorette Beth Wncker Emma Knndle Lucretxa jones DeeAnna Blaylock Judy Kyger Sandra Bennett emor Twlrlers ,Iunmr Tu lrlvrs I rudy lielshx Linda Bam judx Pdxson Smnth Cotton cooperates nn cnxc affanrs Here the twxrlers are shown leadmg the Opumnst Day parade 119 w s - v ' , ' V 9 ' I l 9 I Q I 1 , A V x 2 Donna Truman N 1 , , Ushers and tage Crew Are Hard Workers in--V ,Q-1-5 KV l-IRSI ROW' Duane Mombcrg., Dortnc ohnson C xrol Brownfield SPCOND ROW Judx kay Gardner joxcc Quint Smdri Crow Marjorie, lxamnlerlth lrls I annon Stage Crew To the valued stage crew the school owes a debt for the successful settlng of the stage for our as semblnes, plays, and other entertaln ments These boys also 3SS1SI at many performances spon sored by CIVIC or gamzatlons They need both bralns and brawn as they speedlly arrange curtalns, rlsers, and lxghnng effects. Ushers These g1rls take tlme out of the1r busy school sched ule to usher for many school af faxrs Clad m formals, they graciously dnsmbute pro grams and flnd seats for the audl ence of each school program presented rn our aud1tor1um Y 'l FIRST ROW john Fngles, joe Allen, Lcsllc Hansen SECOND ROW Mr Jaeger, Charles Nichols, Howard Robinson. jumor 120 Brock. Mr Matthew Af I s Stage managers and directors of intramural plays tSeatedb Judy jiedel LuCretia jones Barbara jackson. Nancee Homan. Beat rice Haggard Sherry Stauffacher. and Sandra Rossman tStandingJ Leroy Street Gordon Anthony and jack Clark ,pu dpfy Drama Department Presents Varted Entertainment The drama department at Smith-Cotton has participated in a very active and enjoyable year. After much consultation. the department decided this year to attempt Tennessee Williams' The Glass Meuugerie. The students involved in the production found it to be a most challenging., one. The actors. whose pictures and names are on page IU. worked long and hard and came through with '1 very' polished performance. However. the problem of presenting., a great play does not end with polishing, the acting... udy' Paxson. as stage manager. showed perfection in having., ev ery actor and prop in place 'tt all times. Priscilla Scott and Leroy Street made the tre- mendous prohlem of lighting the show seem a simple one to the audience, David Sparks and Prince Thornton, with their stage crew. executed .t set that helped carry the mood and theme of the play. F udy gliedel. Vlr. Aninclfs girl Friday. as assistant director. put in many hours develop- ing., the prompt book and filling, in as director. The next production of the dr'nn'itics depart- ment was Anton Chekov's The Hour. This play' was completely produced. directed. staged, and acted by' the students in the fourth hour drama class. Nancee Homan did the honors as director. with Leroy Street. Betty Sue lidde. and ack Clark portraying., the characters. The play' was well received hy the Senior Hig.,h audience. The department's Christmas play was an original cutting of Charles Dickens' f.lJ!'f,fflIld5 Carol. The part of Scrooge was very ably played by' David Sparks. assisted by a very well bal- anced supporting cast of Ted Wltlch as Bob Cratchet. Priscilla Scott and Mrs. Cratchet. judy ,liedel as Margaret. Rusty' Leslie as Tiny Tim. Ranatta Miesner as Helen. and with Eugene Dickey, judy Paxson. Sharon Greene. Sue Turk, jim Couhig. and Prince Thornton in minor roles. judy Paxson again acted as stage manager ant Leroy Street was responsible. for the lig.,ht- in . Both came through with technical perfec- tion. The drama was enjoyed thoroughly by the unior High assembly. One of the duties of the drama department is to provide the dramatic acting. dramatic inter- pretation. and duet acting., scenes for competition at the various speech contests over the state. Out of four tournaments in which Smith-Cotton en- tered duet acting., our people have placed in three. At Lebanon, Sandra Rossman and Ted Walch won third place with a scene from the Glass lleuugerie: at West Plains jeff Lockett and ackie Peace won second with a cutting., from lhsen's Gbnxls' and at Springfield Central, Ted W'alch and Leroy' Street won first with the XVftlk- ing., Scene from Tea and Syn1fmlby by Ander- son. ln Dramatic Reading., Dr-mrttic lnterpreta- tion. and Dramatic Acting. Smith-Cotton has en- tered the finals in every' tournament this year. Although we have not won any firsts in these events. we have placed second and third several times. On the agenda for the rest of the year is a one act play by Thornton Xvilder entitled A Happy juruey From Camden to Trenton. judy Paxson has stepped in as director of a very challenging production. The leading., roles will be played by 'Vlary' Lee Brewer, David Sparks Donny Rich- ardson and Alice Shoemaker. ln the supporting, roles will be Prince Thornton, Gordon Anthony, Ranatta Miesner. Patty' Studer, and Barbara ackson. This play will be presented to the un- ior High audience on March IX, l959. Altogether, the drama department has en' joyed bringing, the best in drama to the school and community' audiences of Sedalia. We feel we have participated in a very rewarding year. and we are looking forward to an even better year in l959-60. 121 Drama Department MdllUg8S Intramural Plays . 5 C i' I 5, . ii A ka if S5 s' X ry i t ,e g g af ' .ff . L 'K gif if 5. fJ .i ' iii- .1 . f ' V, 1' , , 4, . . . 1 - f 1 J 7 K Y . . f i f I i 7 Y S ' y . tl A Y Y K I 1. Z 1 4 J , J J N, 'Sv 'HTS J UNIORS SOPHOHORE S FRE SHN EN EIGHT!-I GRADERS Ekfiwfu ' if 951x125 11 ' Qjiriif. V Y' L '23 W-.inf I C I f Junior Class Ufficers President ..... DOUG GILPIN Vice-President . . . LARRY REED Secretary-Treasurer . KATHY MEANS Reporter .... RONNIE JONES Sponsors . MISS MILA SWEARINGEN MISS GWENDOLYN TUCK DOUGLAS GILPIN Larry Reed, Doug Gilpin, Kathy Means. Ronnie Jones. Li ' . i ss 'Iuck and SS w arin Clayton Alcorn David Alexander Charlene Allison Bill Anderson Ed Arquitt Kenard Askey Janet Austin Sheila Bane Bch Barklagc Frank Barnes Kenneth Barnes Roy Beale Tommy Belsha jack Benner Judy Bergman Jeannine Bess David Beymcr Sharon Bilderback Pat Blakesley Larry Blaylock Teri Bock Pat Bohlken Bill Booth Carol Bottcher Nancy Bottcher Norman Bottcher Gary Braden Pat Bradshaw Betty Bransretter Donna Briggs Carol Brownfield Gary Bryan Daxid Bryce Linda Bunn Kay Burke james Burrus ,Iuninrs 'RAA6 5 fl JU Q A ' lx '- nf. IV A ,H l J :vi if Q fu f ' ata? ,Pr- r' . F31 B 2 f' 'X fff fe 'ff' ,KW 'H 1' :ff A N '46 1. ye l K' A' '26 ft? ,V ilifi .if i . 'xv 'Q 4' . -r Yi-1 if i I t ' A.. 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FSF lk ' ty 1 X i i ' 7 L, , ' Wy, uni ors Harold Burt Cynthia Butler Benola Byrd Erma Calder Iris Cannon Marvin Carleton David Carson James Carver Clifford Chappell Sharon Clark Jean Cochran Bob Collier Dwight Collister Judy Corson Sandra Cramer Eddie Cusick Trudy Damm Mike Dawson Clyde Decker Larry Decker Gary Deuel Sandra DeXVitt Phyllis Dey Linda Dickerson Velma Dickman Jim Dirck Charles Dotsou Annette Dover Norma Duenas Carol Duff Russell Edwards Shirley Estill Kathy Evans Richard Evans Ralph Eye Sharon Fischer Linda Fisher Beverly Fleming Harry Fowler Ray Frailey Bill Franken Mac Franklin Clell Furnell Idella Furnell Judy Ann Gardner Judith Kay Gardner Joyce Garrett James Garrigus Frances Garrison Jim Gensler Billy George Charles Geotz Terry Gibbs Doug Gilpin Tommy Gray Larry Green Judy Griggs Fred Guffin Richard Guymon Kenny Hall Larry Hammond Mike Hanigan Larry Hanning I.eslie Hansen Janice Harbit Velma Harms Wilma Harms Ruth Harrison Patricia Hart John Hausam Charles Hayworth Bill Heiss 4 ,Iuniurs If 's - 'L XF' 'iw 'A' -. f Z f'9 ' J? , f. .A lil, ' 'W ,,'f'- 1 if 4. - J 'U 0 I , A L , vm V 'av-ff 5 x J ' . i a., wwf 4 'W ' J' if s 'T if Q vi 1 Y , .A . 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' . .:f1:: I- . .. 14' if Q-ui li? x ll 5 .i w Q Larry Hendricks Sandra Herron Betty Hcuerman Sandra Hilhurn Virginia Hilton Gary Holdeman Loy Holman Judy Hopkins Pat Huffman Vicki Hunnell Jack Hurd Carol llyzitt Larry Jackson Kay Jacobi Sandra Jett Dorene Johnson Mary Jones Ronnie Jones Stun Jones Anita Kelley Dan Kelley Alfred Kindle Jackie Koester Mary Kreislcr Charlene Land Jim l.uthem Jerry I,:iudenherg,cr Barbara Lewis Richard Lilly Gary Limbaugh L1rry Lueck Terry Lynn Judy McDonald Judy lNlcDowell Bonnie MLFerrin Ira MCMaa.kin , f , - I 1 ' Y ,i 1 i f X iff V f Al N M 3' J e J J if ii H J ' i V115 in .ill klvgivy It i , . X ' 15 f X lf :w if ' i ' 1 W w David McMillin Wanda McNish Darrell Gene Manns Kenneth Martin Kathy Means Donald Meier Norma Merriott Karen Merry jim Miller Gene Minnis Hank Monsees Lois Moon janet Morriss Carolyn Mulberry Peggy Neidholdt David Neill janet Nelson Nicky Nichols Nada Parsley joAnn Patrick Carol Sue Payne Chris Peters Lester Petree Roy Pottoriff Gary Pugh Ann Purnell Pat Pursselley Sue Rader Leslie Ramey james Randall Cecil Ravenscraft juyce Ream jmknn Reed joe Reed Larry Reed Roy Rhoads juniors X ,art 'A I 7 1' Ziff 1 1-4 an-f. we Q 5 , 2? f P l ' IL ,gn Q 1. A' Q' 'vi any ,Q sw wif we ax . Z 130 JIS fi' 1 . r Us X .. 4, Ls , S . fa 1 Ev- S 'P . o ,M , .5 w , If R-- , eg Xi' -wr +A r ., X 1 ' 1 Q v Q' T ' .W I Juniors L Clyde Robinson Howard Robinson jim Rodevuald Dave Scantlin Ronnie Richardson Ramona Laken 'shackles David Schick Karen Schlosser Mary Louise Schwank Charles Shepard Lynn Shirley Iva Shoemaker Steve Shultz Gary Siron Larry Siron Kenneth Sisemore Diane Sklar Emilee Smith Carl Snow David Snow David Sparks Conrad Stephens Patricia Sterling Dale Stevenson Judy Stivers Gary Stout Pat Studer Jerry Suhlett Richard Sutherlin Jimmie Don Swope' Bill Sylvester Carolyn Thomas David Thomas Donna Thomas Bill Thompson Sandra Thompson Prince Thornton Ruth Tindell Donna Trueman Sue Turk Sandra Twenter Ronny Tylar Clarence Underhill Bob Vedder Mary Lou Velton Della Viebrock Dale Vincent Charles Wadleigh jim Walk Jon Waller Susie Ward Peter Warren jim Watson Peggy Welch Richard Wertz Craig White Carol Whitfield Sandra Whitfield Nancy Wickliffe David Wilhite Clara Williams Paul Williams Sondra Williams Charlene Wilson William Winters john Wolf Joyce Wolfe Harry Woolery' Bob Wright Nancy Yessen Judy Young Nancy Young Juniors . ff' ' Q, A nf F 5 .f I as W al ' , 'Q Q fl' w k ff 5 '55 3' . 1 K y M W lf' A fig, Al , L P Z0 V :Z ., 'Q' 4 2 ...M .. -1 44 17 ' Q, f 2 l X I lg ' fu 49' 1, v -A ': W .xltx 1, V I '63 344' CHARLES CASE Soplzomore Class 0 ficers President . . . CHARLES CASE Vice-President . . SPENCER FRICKE Secretary-Treasurer, MARY LOU BARNES Reporter . CHARLES DAUGHERTY Sponsor MRS. ELIZABETH YURASICH fl Spencer Fricke Mary Louise Barnes Charles Case F53 in. ,,...-nw Mrs. Yuraslch Barbara Abney janette Ady Peggy Alexander Sally Allen Carole Almquist Dale Alsip Donna Anderson jamie Anderson jim Bob Anderson Kay Anderson DeAnn Anthony jan Arbogast Barbara Arnold Sharon Ash Ruth Baldwin Larry Balke Mary Lou Barnes Robert Barnes Sharon Bartlett Wanda Biggs Ronald Bohlken Margaret Bohon Mary Lee Brewer Otis Brock Emily Brown Ruby Bruehl Bill Bryan Sheryle Campbell Freddie Carroll Edna Carter jean Carter Charles Case jackie Case Iris Cason Larry Chastain Leonard Chilcoat ophomores Q fv- .gil .-W2 F0 Y Ji M747 ,AM A'fgA 'ulv J lag 736432, 4 -f ee A lb. . .y ,N Q, f' 1+ I 445 71 X Q f 'Q 35' 1 5 AVN pm 'vp- M' ' 1 1+ r-:J JM 4? W av A ' zf f -5' Og l f 4' .? 3 9 oe ?Uv' a . , w-'dw OU! fa, . V I ef A si 'wus -11 fi 'a 'D We Whig! 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Walker jerry Xwatson listil Xveir Bruce W'ells Dick Wfells judy W'eseloh jimmy Vfheeler Ann Whitaker Maury Whitehezld Ronald Xvhitehead Danny Wliirt Andy Xwilliams Kay Williams Donna Vfilson jerry Wilson Sharon Wingfield johnny Wise Dwain Wiser Richard Wissman Sam Witt Gerald Wolf Charles Wolfe Sue Wollet Bill Woolery' Mary Yost Beverly Young Stanley Yount Barbara Zalin Forrest Zey Soplwmorvs N ' , kv- J ,E ,a 4' ai 4 'N 'tif ' -'1 , 1r S7 ,H in I I S yr .lgl It I V I l f if fl' E 49' 'TY LEFT: john Dunham, Emory Morris, Ernie Dow, Spencer Fricl-te. Stanley Yount, jim Gray, and jerry Wilson goof off with a yo-yo, in true sopho- more style. RIGHT: Barbara Zalin and Sandra Hammond give us taste of the old days with a Charles- ton. l i l l DONNA NAVE KAY WILLIAMS NORMA PACE Specialty numbers are presented by these girls in assembly. 141 Freshman Class Officers President ..... DON HAUSAM Vice-President . CHARLES PATTERSON Secretary ..... JUDY SCOTT Treasurer . . ALICE VOGEL Reporter ...... LINDA BAIN Sergeant-at-Arms . . jlLL RAGLAND Sponsor . . . MR. FRANK RUSSELL Scott. Charles Putters 'VI Russell Don llausam. I, i n cl a Bain. jill Ragland. Jud Ellen Adams Dolly Alexander f Virginia Alford 13, Pat Allison f' Charles Anderson , Larry Amhes 7 Judy Appleman n U' v va. Kay Arqum Larry Ashbrook Betty Bacon Linda Bain Bennie Barber Donna Bellamy Trudy Belsha 9' '? Jane! Benskm Ladonna Blakesley .rv J 'Y ,Na Ronnie Blaue 'vw av Larry Bock Suxonna Bohlmg '7 -19 Steve Boruher Steven Bowers M -v nw as 4- Freshmen sf' K' 'v-I Shirley Bozarth john Brandkamp ' Spencer Bridges Larry Brooks Walter Broom Sara Jane Brougher jerry Brown jim Brown Parry Brown 4- Norma Bruders john Bucholtz X5 Bob Burke Eddie Burlingame Kay Burlingame Tony Buso Stella Caldwell ' 9 D Clairborn Campbell Julie Cannon 4 David Carleton Don Clark Virginia Clevenger i Bonnie Sue Cole Carl Collms t jimmy Collins Phyllis Collins JoAnn Copas Judy Copas Phyllis Cornelius i I , an ,- v 1 ,W 1' x' 'S --N. ,W , ,, of 2' -y My , , K ,- at ,, ,, 1 ii f 4'-sf 'Jil , 'U 'V' Barry Cox Donna Cox Carolyn Craig ' ' Linda Craig . I V ,- C? ,. -, , 5 .- -1 r I -is W T1 jx ,. , 1 . , eff Y' 47 I-' M, af. 23' 4 x flffvs. Ww- 2 A f fe ,f ' afn ,. 2 , .ff 3'- - M 1, , ' V '77 Q N o I -N . G F reshmen Bonita Estill Dianna Evans 0 rv-. Mike Fam 'if' Meme Ford Larry Foster Lura Fowler james Franklin Thayer Hamilton Trudy Harlan Robert Harrell 144 Dorothy Farlow joe Feagans Ronald Finch Jimmy Fisher George Goetz r Edna Gilmore Dons Glvms ,-. -AAP ' s Carol Gloth james Green Sandra Green 4, Janet Gnessen Larry Guffm 'Q 'J' v-v Sharon Sue Hall Wynne Hall Don Hausam Larry Hays ' Eddie Hayworth Bill Heath P99 ,. -Q. .1 -p 'ww IIHA M A 'auf Tommy Crain Richard Cramer Barbara Cretcher Kay Cummins Donald Davidson Lourene Davis Mitchell Davis john Dejarnette Pattie Dey Barhara Diotte Karen Dmon Tommy Donath Clifton Dowdy Patsy Duly Joyce Ellis Buddy Esser Floyd Essex .fix ,P f, '10 G 'i 4- ' 3 M, - ' , , 7 A Q av ' K as or if ' ' .,, I 'V U :V 4. ,Milk ' l f 's fi VV 1 - I J X :M Qi ' 'lm , l ' 'M , YH I I x A '. . I 'Q LV . ,4 ' Ia A as V, .,, : - 1 ' ii A .lfy K . 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AND L CLUB PEP ASSIMBLIES PROMOTI SC IIOOL SPIRIT L Sue Turk ns Snow Whnte Smxth Cottons school spmt dent body Columbia 5 cheerleaders Dale Maggard and Peter Lamy' learn some of the trucks of the trade from head cheerleadcr Lmda Vedder wr. A Dlck VanDy ne ,..q Tanya Vmson Alice Vogel Gary Wahrenbrocl. 9 Glenda Walker Hugh Walker Rxt Warren Ronald Wasaon Betty Wcnse jarold Welch jim Wheatley Sharon V hcclcr joe W hm. Judy XX hltflcld kenneth Wleland Arthur Wiggins 'U' Carole Williams Sandra Wlnehrenner ry june Wolff Margie W'ombles Albert Woolen Raymond Woolery Wxllard Woolery Verlm Yonce jrm Young Mary Ann Znmmerichled Bob Vedder exhxbrts hrs grace as hc ns presented to the sm The custom of curtsymg ns re S122:lao??E1mJaan,:S the wicked vrved at Smxth Cotton by Bob q y Garrrson I 0' I.. -f V , .0 ,225 'H - I ' A as I ' 7 ' A QE: A ' - - .. '-lwffl Al 1, ' A -- ff- I ,'-2 v.: LI 2 Qc: ea 'D , ' -L-4 .wk wi .8 x . 2 K,J ,, ,,, , ' 'C gig . rlyr ' w -xr . I .4 I ' w- A C r .A . 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Mary Lou Mntkens Alan Muller john Muller lgillll Grade Barbara Mxnger Charles Mxtchell Duane Momherg -f Sandra Momherg jackie Moore ff!- Judy Moore Mary Fllen Morrow ...r Arlene Mulberry Danme Muller Patncla Murphy 1 Y 4' Tommy Myers Bobby Nagel Y' Glorna Nxchols jerry Olsen 'l si !4nJl'v Mxlton Owens Lols Pangburn Kathy Peabody Donna Peace Janice Potter Pat Pountann Larry Pressley Patrlcla Pugh Tommy Rash - jnmmne Recd Mary Reed Sandra Rehmer Lana Richards Clayton Rlecke in F N 'Ill 1 4 il 'l 1 X, ,,, .Q- al f-1 Va HB4 'Ur 1 -1 , Linda Muller Ronnne Muller so 1 .P v 5 1 f It 'rm 15 at 'fill 6- H Q 3 'J ' Q 5 ,2 1: If J.- . . 5.9.5 fb' QXW Rig, , X 'Sly J . - If ' M, L7 A ' ' ,g , M . f P P N. b , P I ,ff glut 2, ' A' ln 5 .H PM Q... l 'l V l 1 , A 1 P.: P 3 ' s 'Q h S 9 .4 l A r - , I' M Q M .,, P 'A , ' V ' . - yu , 4y,A 7 ' 2 ' 'yv - f e I , l ' t I V h - . 52, P 7 P WN, H V , V 3,-Qs. I . P r r 3 . 'Q P P PPP! P 1. L , P to 1. 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Stanton I V Nickole Stauffacher -3 , , V f David Stebbins f us, J S rx I, X . ,S ,J 3 .41 'Q-vt l v 4 Q June Stetzenbach 5 Q Kenneth Stevenson 3 7' . Joyce Stewart 4' ' Claudia Sue Stivers ' 1' ' zum Kay scum 1' I' ' Q .4 L I A V ' Patty Stuart . 1 'Y . X ' I ' Sandra Sutter N504 julene Swope Betty Sylvester Wrllram Lee Taylor Donnie Thompson 4, Leroy Thompson Kenwnrd Tnppne Dennis Trotter I .Cl all 4, Allen Trout JoAnn Vansel ,,, 'V' Mary Lou VanWnnkle 1 Dale Vrnson --q' Leon Wells jr Leroy West Donald Wnlhne Barbara Vlnllxams jnm Wnlson 4 I 'W Sharon Wilson Brlly Wxser N'-r James Wolf V. nv -'fr filf 'vw- Cherx Zxnk Kathy Hayes 6? jerry Collms wrth a look of agony on hrs face attempts back and forth roll during the junxor Hrgh Gym Assembly '-1-sq! Ii. Y R 'NT 'Nails Eighth rculv Bully joe Woolery Duane Wyatt Glenn Yahne Nanette Yancey Bxlly Young Eddne Young john Young Roland Zey Ramona Znmmer schned Loy Austin Sara Greer Bamr Baumgardner and Bnlly jo Woolery slt one out durmg the Backwards Dance and have a frlendly chat f-Q Allan Muller takes a tumble 1 56 Freshmen Davnd McKmney and Tommy Donath condescend to talk wlth erghth graders Rod Hanna, Sally jones, Nlcky Sal mon, and Jimmy McFall The Backwards Dance was en yoyed by Davrd Hood and Mar non McKnnney A rousmg good ymerbug bnngs enthusnastnc response from Bill Taylor and Lana Richards I' K A ji IV yas ,V Q 1,':,i. 4 . I an ,V Ll Y,-.r SSX' in 'Yi '47 mr i y, gg A 1 D 5 X A , !.rs A f '.. ,' , A W K A W Q . P W, , 3 . . . w - fl n 'A' , ,-5, M1 sfo 443, at . ' , ag k f , Ml ' V 'L 2-V o ' . . ' ' V I .4 , Y me Y r .l ,,, W l f ' T' el t 3 ,s P - ' , . . ' ' 'J' .0 1 X s s' 1 . ' . on ef ' . i , .L W i Q, Q p 1 2 , p . 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Slllllll Coiton Purllupalvs In Extra School ACIIIIIIPS As the Archrves goes to press at the begm nlng of March the staff reports wrth prrde the many ways ln whxch the students of Smlth Cotton have partlclpated 1n CIVIC affalrs assisted 1n charltable and c1v1c enterprrses and competed rn contests sponsored by out of school organrza trons The senlors 1n Amer1can problems classes have attended one council meetnng each quarter rn order to fam1l1ar1ze themselves w1th mun1c1 pal problems and thelr solutlons On November 13 the entlre crty government was admmlstered by students ln the three Sedalla hrgh schools Those partrcnpatlng from Smnth Cotton were Karl Kasak flre chref jack Roblnson clty judge Dale Burford cxty collector B C Poyn ter Walton Ray jack Clark Beatrlce Haggard B111 Reed Wanda Walters Bobby Garrlson Ted W alch aldermen The twrrlers and the band lendlng color and excxtement have marched rn numerous pa rades sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce and by CIVIC clubs The followmg senior boys have attended as junror Rotarrans the luncheon meetmgs of the Rotary Club joe Allen Melvln Brown Gary Chr1st1an john Engles Bob Garrnson james Kresse B C Poynter Ted Walch Karl Kasak and Kenneth Shepherd Before the end of the year several others w1ll learn of CIVIC club act1v1 t1es and hear speeches on local natlonal and world problems Pat Schrelner represented the Busmess and Professlonal Women s Club and Judy jxedel and Donna Marne Smith represented the Amer1can Leglon Auxnlnary at G1rls State Gary Chrxstlan represented the American Legion at Boys State The Daughters of the American Revolutlon entered Prlscxlla Scott 1n the annual D A R cmzenshrp contest The N atlonal Honor Soclety presented over one hundred dollars to the Amer1can Assoc1at1on of Un1vers1ty Women for use rn contlnurng 1ts Amer1can Fleld Servlce program At Chrlstmas the Student Councils spon sored the collectron of S179 whlch was sent to the Cooperatlve for Amer1can Remrttances to Everywhere for CARE packages At Chrnstmas too the Senior Gnrls Trlple Trno sang carols for numerous meetmgs of both men s and women s organlzatnons and the Latln club sang carols downtown at the request of the Chamber of Commerce Contests are welcomed by many students In an essay contest sponsored by the Busmess and Professxonal Women s Club Sandra Hammond won flrst and Llnda Bunn thlrd w1th essays en tltled Why I Am Glad to Be an Amer1can Carol Sue Rader Krt Taylor and johnny B111 Rlchards recenved honorable mentlon Ross Hall Vxrgmxa Hxlton and Tom Leslle submltted the three best essays from our school on the subject of alcoholism These essays were Howdy maam greets Beth Wrcker as she meets the stars of Rawhrde before the band marches rn the pa rade on Rawhrde Day sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce sent to a contest sponsored by the Commlsslon on Temperance Educatlon Tom Leslle won second rn d1str1ct In the home economics department Dorothy Goode won the Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow contest and Lrnda Vedder went all the way to the state competmon rn the Make It Yourself Wlth Wool Contest Karen Merry won honorable mentlon ln the Natlonal Table Setting Contest sponsored by the Lennox Chrna Com Pam' 157 ' 0 o 0 0 0 D u u I - ' 1 ' Q 7 1 1 1 . . N 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 ' l 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 7 , . 1 , - 1 1 - 1 1 9 3 7 9 ' ' 1 9 , - l 1 1 ' . , . 7 . . . . , . . I . . , - .- 1 .1 - . . , , I ll ' lt ' I I tl 1 rl 9 . . . , . 1 1 , , . . . 9 . , . 1 - rt - 11 - ' 1 1 1 ' ' 1 1 sg 'L ,. any - ,Q , ,kk 'L Mf+ A ' ', X 9' Hz,,.F'r.f, 1vg,f,,F ,Nt , , 4' . ' 'ri ' K new ' o iam ADVERTISERS Compliments ll wwe, I O 5 U Z Q O li XXXBQ, S3EDALIA,MlSSOURl,U.S.A. WAIKER PUBIISHING COMPANY Full Cry Magazine Commerclal Prmhng 117 E Second Sedaha CECIIS Motorola RCA Vnctor Sales and SBFVICC TELEVISION All Makes Repaxred 704 South Oh1o Phone TA 6 5987 YUNKER IIERMAN DRUG C0 '2 S Ohlo Phone TA 6 0045 Sedaha Mo GARSTS DRIVE IN FEATURING Steak Hamburgers Fountam Drmks Open Da1ly 8 30 a m to 100 p m II5 W Broadway Phone TA 6 0155 5- COURTESY PITTSBURGH CORNING CORP Glass Blocks Foamglass Insulahon Sedaha Mo 7 . ' , Mo. . 'Na 4- . ' - ' , . Isn't this getting a little TOO dramatic? 7 1 - - I , 1 . . : . . - , . 162 HOMAKER'S, INC. FURNITURE Homemakers for Central Missouri Jim Cooney Jack Shoemaker 214 West Main Sedalia, Mo. EAST END DRUG STORE 503 South Engineer Street Phone TA 6-2541 Sedalia, Mo. Postal Station No. 1 - Prescriptions h b For Greenhouse Fresh Flowers fill fl 0041- C0 Fourth and Park Ave Phone TA 6 4000 Telephone TA 6 4546 205 S Osage SEDATIA NEON COMPANY John Zulauf Sedalia Mo SPORT CENTER A Complete Line of Sporting Goods Letter Sweaters Tiger Emblems Phone TA 6 1669 Second 8: Ohio Get More for What You Pay SAVE AT MODE O DAY' TTIODE 0 DHV Lingerie Dresses Hosiery Blouses 320 South Ohio Sedalla Mo I ,,f' ,.,.f-r' S Coit ttdgy ldlqt The cm class skelc es the ecutiiul campus. R u u I 1 . U I 0 , . ' y ' 'S-' x I 4 Signs - - Sales - - Service pp C n K.. , . Police Chief Hamlin xeprimcmds some of mith- ! on's ousan in 'uvenie ein uen s. Headquarters for School Supplles I K I a n g s 312 S, OIIIO SI IMI I X MISQOLRI Best Wishes to the Senior Class of 59 B 81 B Cleaners 710 W. 6th Phono I X 6-7150 S Sed-llia MO, 705 S Ohno Sedalla M Town 81 Country Shoes, Inc . Ixx XE. I I ,1 . 1 4 I A L A44 44, xx I I 9 ' IW 5 1 I 1 . . L C , ' I o I 1 Congratulations MARIORIE'S BEAU TY SALON Gordon Building TA 7-0420 MARJ ORIE EHLERS, Own THE Yours for Beauty W H BUNN Complete Real E 31216 South er Sz Operator STORE WITH THE ACCENT ON YOUTH LOCKETIS state Servuce Ohlo Sedalla M Young Eyes ee Good ll ht 8 Many tlm een traced to lmproper hghtmg at study tlme That can be correct ed by usmg properly des1gned lamps that gxve adequate hght wxthout glare They are the best lnsurance for young eyes agamst future eye correctlons that w1ll come as a result of X X L mo Auld' REDQICIKILOWATT J t Good llght mg costs 11tt1e but pays blg dlvldends eyestraln MISSOURI PUBLIC SERVICE Q ' ' , o. o S 6 Z N d I , I ' es poor scholastic A' ' ' L ' 43 standing has .b U 1 C9 - v x - . Your nc Sorvont 2? . 0 o . N CONNOR WAGONER Style Wnthout Extravagance Sedaha M 205 South Ohno Street Featurlng Sedalxa Mo Laches and Chlldren s Ready To Wear 414 South Oh1o Phone TA 6 1787 Its Smart To Be Seen At The FIRST RUN AND FINEST F dply bl tH BEST WISHES SENIORS HURTT PHARMACY Sedaha M M U l l I NS SAUES OFFICE SEARS ROEBUCK CATALOG Men 5 and BOYS Wea' 115 117 E Third Phone TAylor 6 6500 CLOTHES FOR YOUNG MEN Shop at SEARS and Save 307 S Ohxo Sedaha, Mo i l 1 l 1 i I 7 S ll - Il ' , 0. . . , . , igi 1 ew ga. . 1 fi :ESQ 'M , F K F 0 X ' f 5W5IZ Ac fl JW The uture Homemckers is a their cooking cz ili ies in he omecoming parade. 1 X , 0. 1 I 1 1 . The Store That Values Built MAIN smm DRUGS Wdlllilgp ' Corner Maln Sz Ohlo Sedaha M 314 South Ohlo Sedaha Mo EAMS RECORD SHOP JENKINS GREER MOTOR C0 105 W 7th Lmcoln Mercury Sales and Servlce Latest Hats and All Types Records 218 S Osage Phone TA 6 5400 OPEN NITES AND SUNDAYS Sedaha Mo E L5ZfZfQi's2i'Z5fW dM Osage at 3rd Street Sedaha Mo 1 , th 1, g I Safety for Your Savmgs P Each Account Insured Up To 51000000 QWMAN l u'1s HAIL PICTURE FRAMING Mlldred Bowman Fmory Bowman ALWAYS FRESH 608 S Oh10 Phone TA 7 0077 Sedaha M1ss0ur1 ll ' ll :Sala . . . , 0. , . 7 - 0 , . ST ' S' kT':lt ytg' p k'gl ci 't h d dt' . g , . M'k k d ' h p' th d 'd to E 'Wh 'll y h y pl 1'ttl t- ' h 1. , . ll ' ' Il ll ' A LISTEN TO 1490 on Everybody s Dlal K D R 0 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE RAD'0 cLAss OF 59 Muslc for Every Mood STATE FAIR Fl0RAl co I A MMV MANUFACTURING Flowers for All Occaslons 316 South Ohlo Phone TA 6 1700 THIRD NATIONAL BANK THIRD AND OHIO MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION SEDALIA S OLDEST AND LARGEST BANK 188 959 IC 9 ' 7? I if - 79 0 n H I xy I' I 3 - T Buy The Besi- HIACK SPRAY' FINE FOODS SHRYACK WRIGHT Grocery and Dnsfrlbufors KENNIE MILLER Realtor 2411 W Broadway TA 6 2586 36111611 Truck Llnes now part 0 HULSMANN 5' ROPER Frelvhl Llncs Inc I OIII 1717 N BROADWAY J A5 ST LOUIS MO fm Jf4J1ff.feffx J IREIITHT LINES, INC Serving the Enhre Midwest Through These Mayor Termmals cfylvx CWM 1 h gf 1 I W O I J pt' v e f- - - rn -ff f-. - ' ' ' :Q f ,X A Genera ce ,' f f ' ,f and Tenninul 1 f-N E, ' ff If of , I . . . f ' K - ' f , I' War-sq I I lf ' ' I:--ig 1 I . N ' l - 'Q E X 'if ' X g A- rj '81 f - .- Wiz. . .PQ I J , . , . . .4., 1 Him. .iw ,..,-.,-E, K i , o. Louisville, Ky. Iefferson i , o. Centrcxlio, III. C' ' ', O ' Sedcl' ,Mo. Sprin ie d, Mo. Wcxrrcnsb g, M , SedaIia's Favorite Store 1 PHEIEEER'S FLOWER SHOP For the Best in Flowers and Friendly Service 5th and Ohto 206 South Ohio BI RITE SUPER MARKET ' Bob Goldsmith Ernest Goldsmith ' ' The Complete Food Market 1u10 S Stewart Sedaha Mo Q WIlSONS The Home of McGregor Sportswear In Sedaha Established ln 1908 Queen Cnty Electric Company B and B 51195 STORE Electrical Contractnng 228 South Ohio Street Queen Cnty Gift Shop Sedaha Mo G'flWa e Quality Shoes For All The Family Sedaha Mo - A l l d ' h d l p d w driving --th O t . I ' - ' Th l p pl h t t 'U t d h nchang th ' ' d . l Th t ' th' b t ' . . , . .A 41 7 The football boys give their rapt attention to Coach Dow as he lectures to them during the summer practice. O I O I , . , . WEICHS MARKET 410 S Barrett Phone TA 6 7740 Sedaha M SWAEEORD S STANDARD SERVICE Phone TA 6 3231 4th Sz Osage Sedalxa Mo Our Congratulahons and Best Washes To The l959 Sensor Class SCOTTEN S BOOKS AND SCHOOL SUPPLIES 712 S Ohxo Street Sedaha M lgl Gld dDA I plledlllda Bttll abolO ld Use Your STUDENT CREDIT CARD 231 South Oh1o Street CHARLES MAGGARD AGENCY Phone TA 6 0079 415 So Lamme Sedalla Mo GENERAL INSURANCE BONDS Congratulahons From CRAMER and SCHRADER CONSTRUCTION C0 109 111 East 2nd Phone TA 6 8661 7 . 7 ' o. - - ' . , 0. 7 'G . 'cl D 'd h l d d 1 th 1' t t' '40 'I dlkd dtthq d- y. D 'l y f d y l' - ' 'l th d' ' 'I' d. , . l'm noi wealthy and l don't have a yacht and a con- venlble like Oswald. apologized Marvin. But da llnq, I 'Ulu' 1 ve you. Nj' ' IQ- Y And love you. loo. re . u e me more u evra Jlilkill von 'eul UNNATIONI ! ' . 170 BRYANT Motor Company 2nd Sz Kentucky DODGE PLYMOUTH CHRYSLER Hopes you w111 practlce Wfltlllg your name here before you buy your new car Sedalia's Oldest Car Dealer Your Patronage IS Apprecnafed West E S West soon LUCK sENloRs Mam Mam 0 Shoes 0 Mens Furmshmgs More for Less At LOOIE S Th I tbcll pl y Congratulahons Class of T959 UNION SAVINGS BANK Mam Sz Oh1o SAFETY SERVICE COURTESY Member F D I C Geo 8. Peg Curnuff Owners 614 South Ohlo Phone TA 6 0035 Sedaha Mo . Lgggggg REED 81 SON, Jewelers ADAMS TRUCK 84 TRACTOR COMPANY Phone TA 6 3283 401 W Mam I H Trucks and Tractors BEST WISHES SENIORS E l I IS Fashlon Labels You Are Proud To Wear 406 South Ohio h 103 103 9 u n I St. St. 1 e oo a ers swelter during cn August workout. I 7 I I u - ll I ' 1 I I Anot er homecoming float predicts a Tiger t y HAllER OFFICE EQUIPMENT CO U S d I SEDAIIA BANK 81 IRUSI CO ROUISZONG MOTOR CO 370 Vogue Shoe Store Sales - Service - Supplies Ditto Duplicators Office Furniture - Office Supplies I 123 E d h -0 OLDSMOBILE - CADILLAC Quality sed Cars e a ia's Friendly Bank 225 S. - I Gmmmm ULVOO swam vw O WNW AMW 08 , ' f SUWX fosyova can TOWLE hh, STERLING LLACY Wim I I 0i,NUINl ,HAND Mxxcr a 'W M405 an u 5 'X f IENVELERS SINCE 1868 217 SOUTH OHIO SEDALIA. MISSOURI U 4 J X WY EQ 4 f P323 X X K J, X egg, u My . '7g,X,JL,., I , U gym S S , 1 . smti ' IL + V , 1871 I gi' s'rs RLIN G R QIA. 7' U Good Luck the Class of 59 JAMES EIECIRIC C0 Phone TA 7 0044 113 East 2nd hbd S dth I GOID IUMBER COMPANY Your Yard of Friendly Service 300 East Maln Phone TA 6 3590 Sedal1a Mo td! odWt Comphments of W E BARD DRUG C0 The Old Reluable Estabhshed 1860 Headquarters for Flne Cosmetlcs HEYNEN MONUMENT C0 301 EAST THIRD STREET Memorlal Craftsmen S1n e 1879 To Look Your Best Vasu? BARBER SHOP 109 E THIRD r.. TNA1 VILL Okamym Comphments of lYlE'S CIEANERS 175 to I M .C kz 'S ,d 't d. 1 Std t: hk p M.C k: W11,d'tply 'hh' y . o O l u - - u I . . C , . I DI:Ihd gd th th dy.Dy , k h 'Ieren bl fl! 'q d h b - gn HII My az No,Id I. Dale: Go . cie!,b'g pl Ih b q . o o o u . u f Ffmllmll 181191 All Un Tlw rilliron E k V A. l. -ff ua. ThlS lemon sours football for John Hexer The well dressed gentleman Clell Furnell demon strates proper table manners ,,..4-- Hail Mel Brown sighs Sleep thnef nourlsher nn lifes east Double double toll and trouble Flre burn and Caldron bubble J-QL. N Alumnus Don Barbour tenderly treats an ln whats the use yured Txger 176 .v ' ' a 1 ' :- ,,:H:,f, . , K .ir Q N ' Y Q .. . , . - .g f H . q , Q . ,, . . -f 1 ' Q4 rt- 7 s-- ' . y Q M N 1. A,,f I ' xx ,.g,,'f. ' ' 'V ' .uv kr. .0-.rg ' ' , 1' 1.5 I k I y1.i.' ' A,, v ',,1 mf'-' ,vu Ax' 'Q xffhf' . Af 6'-N ' .'f ,, . , . . L , - , 1 .h 3 SEDALIA ICE C0lD STORAGE Lockers Ice Cold Storage 314 320 W Mam Phone TA 6 5540 Sedaha Mo GOOD LUCK CLASS OF 59 nt qht gdy vb Y S Cn EEDERATED SHOP CRAFTS BELL'S SHOE STORE Famlly Shoes at Budget Prices 209 S Ohio Phone TA 6 0459 177 and , . , I Th' th ' ty ' H ' g p d . ly b t g p d - pl ' 'th' 't I d G Ch ' t' BbBd . dV ylMCy.W ll th k- Mlssoum PACIFIC H h th by 'ly d t d t th y t' 't' I 'th- 178 Shaw Music Co 702 South Ohlo Phone T4 6 0684 Sedaha 'VIo Planos Organs Band Instruments Musncal Supplies John s Shoes Sedalna s Smartest Footwear 107 E Thlrd Phone TA 6 0456 John G Schlaffer Mud Contment Wholesale Co Cigars Cigarettes Tobacco Candy 225 E Flfth Phone TA 64090 Samsomte Lugagge Royal Crown Bottling Co SEDALIA MISSOURI 5211115011 1501111118 Tables Congratulatlons Semors Samson Foldmg Chalrs Largest Stock m Central Mussourl P Scott's Book Shop 408 S Ohuo Sedaha Mo 305 South Ohl0 Sed 1111 Mo O . 7 A - -1 f ,x. . . . I I O - I O i . . . . . o o l l l I . . . O O I I-4 L ca., . . . . , - l-U 1 PARKHURST MANUFACTURERS OF TRUCK BODIES, TRAILERS TRUCK EQUIPMENT SEDALIA MISSOURI 180 J PRINTING STATION ERY COMPANY Smce 1877 211 South Lamme Phone T X 6 6016 Congratulations Class of 59 Uufeff .radalla C Ll Ab y Ch yth Rossman s Trading Post 210 West Mam SEDALIA MISSOURI May the commg years brmg you your hearts deslres 4:- 's: Q.-ef CUMA 84 DOROTHYS BEAUTY SAION 216 W Thlrd St Phone TA 6 3636 Aur Condmoned R Sedaha Mo South Hughway 65 WAYNE RICHARDSON COAST TO COAST STORES 2401 West Broadway Sedalla Mo y tthirp BEVERIY S DRIVE IN RESTAURANT HOUSE OF FINE FOODS 1705 WEST BROADWAY Located In the New Broadway Plaza Sedalua s New Shoppmg Center FINE Clothmg for Young Men B,n..1,. f L f cur US SELL BROTHERS Lora CLINTON MARSHALL SEDALIA WARREN SBURG d h I b Best Wishes From MONTGOMERY WARD 81 CO Satlsfactlon Guaranteed or Your Money Back MAIIINGlY'S Y PENNE 9 Largest Self-Service Variety Store .. .V . e s f ALWA-'FLS FIRST QUALITY' In Sedalla - ' DORN Cl0NEY IAUNDRY 81 DRY CIEANING COMPANY 201 E Thlrd Phone TA 6 1260 wEl.L DRILLING ROBB and RIGGS Ath p th M99 19 YT GOOD LUCK SENIORS 1916 E Slxth Sedaha Mo Phone TA 6 9353 or TA 61176 '55 PLEASE 1 lay P I th td DONNOHUE l0AN 81 INV ESIMENI C0 ESTABLISHED 1889 Licensed Realtors Sales Loans Investments Insurance Property Management 410 South Ohio Phone TA 6 0600 A s e S iz and twixlers salute e Queen and her attendants, Dale cz ard escorts smi in M nu Miller to her throne. I - ' ' NAIIONAl ENGINEERING I' I I IW. . af . In . I , Y ' 1 I I ' fr . -- Won'l someone et u axson ' - ino e s c ium? Comphments of JL' WELERS 225 South Ohlo Street Sedaha s Frlendllest Jewelers Comphments of SEDAIIA TYPEWRITER C0 SCHREINIER S Smclaur Servlce Station Sedaha Mo West Hlghway 50 TA 6 3355 Wholesale and Retaxl ly Ry d Ih th 40 If Y 'II4 I8 S Ohlo IEHMER STUDIO BEST WISHES 518 South Ohlo Phone TA 6 4650 Rugs Carpetmg FAIRWAY FURNITURE 81 GIFTS Better Values for the Home H1way 65 at 18th Phone TA 6 6008 Sedaha Mo I Z UI vp muv Twins I' ll ' I ' ' II , C . . . . I ' I C ' 'th'I It Z. 'P It B hl ' I II tl d Idl't k qw iId'ih1t- , I' y' 'd.P1 cIp't It 1. Il ll ' 1 - 1 . The Place To Meet Your Friends FT DUNN BEVERAGE COMPANY I I . OI: A The F1nest1n Modern Movies A Commonwealth Theatre Nesbntts Hires NuGrape Canada Dry Squirt C 'a KITTY CIOVER 813 23 W 16th Phone TA 6 5022 We Extend Our Best Wishes To The Class of '59 The road before you IS an expansive one and this Jet age challenge the greatest ever offered to youth It is a challenge you must accept for the mantle of leader ship 1S gradually slipping to your shoulders May you wear it well may your achievements mclude greater peace, prosperity and understanding for all people. We sincerely hope that yours will be a rich, full and suc cessful life and we hope that our newspapers may continue to serve you . to keep you informed . as we chronicle your achievements THE SEDALIA DEMOCRAT - CAPITAL MORNING 0 EVENING ' SUNDAY SERVING SEDALIA AND CENTRAL MISSOURI WITH OVER 13,600 COPIES DAILY d odlih p hbby 'KW M I CONGRATULATIONS SMITH COTTON HIGH SCHOOL GRADS from- MCL3UghIIH Brothers Fu rmtu re Company 513 517 OHIO STREET SEDALIA MO Who s W7m ln the Svmor Class Girl vs ith the most freckles Carolyn Ryan Biggest clovs ns Emma Kindle Sharon Alcorn Girls yy ith prettiest natural curl Virginia Leiter Lmda Vedder Most dramatic girl Sandra Rossman Girl yy ith the rosiest blush Patsy Middaugh Best gum chcwer Michele Peabody Best mathematician Margie lxammerich Girl most dey oted to an underclassman Suanne joy Girl vs ith the silliest giggle Nancee Homan Most scatterbrained girl Myrna Miller Tallest boy Leroy Street Boy most devoted to an underclassman Ronnie Carter Shortest boy Jerry White Biggest cloyy n jack Clark Loudest mouthed boy john Heyer Sleepiest boy Mike Salmon Craziest driw er Dale Maggard Best Whistler lxen Shepherd Boy with the Ipana smile Tony Burton Shy est boy Wilton Ray Boy with the Curliest hair Melvin Brown 186 Q 0 0 H I f fl . 7' A ' ' -- Y -- . I U . U 7 9 v ,Y i Craziest driver -- Sheilah Isgur Best mathematician -- Virgil Meredith 1 . . D V. l , I . . .Y U Y Q ' 7 7 3 ' nn Y I - . -- Y . 7. . . . n V H G 7 Calendar of Speclal Etents August 29 Eighth graders get a good look at Smnth Cotton on Ortentatton Day September Z Semors throw the flrst blg event of the year the Semor Whlng Dmg September I0 Student Councnl members are solemnly sworn nnto offlce September I 1 Annual junlor Class Ice Cream Soclal brlngs ln dlvndends for the class treasury September 16 Sennor boys make thenr appear ance at school decked out 1n whlte shirts and tnes Is there a weddmg funeral or dance? Nope just annual ptctures September 19 Act1v1ty Drlve ends w1th the Senlor Class wlnnlng October 9 At the end of the P T A Drne re sults all rn Freshmen w1n October 75 Cheerleaders lead the snake dance down Ohxo Street then students gather around the bonflre at school for a pep rally Later many students are stlll awake worktng on floats October 24 Homecom1ng Sprz float wlns flrst pr1ze ln the parade Conventlon for an educatlon while students rest up on a short vacatlon November 20 Hmm' What a delrclous smell The S Club has a ch1l1 supper ln the cafeterla November 27 28 Followlng the Thanksglvlng Assembly school IS dlsmrssed for the Thanks glvmg holxdays December 5 The splendld Archlves Ball IS held December 10 An lmpresslve Natlonal Honor Soclety Installatxon servlce IS held December ll Wow Do we have new gnrls at Smnth Cotton' No the gurls are only L Club members to be goxng through nnlttatlon December 19 After a lovely Chrrstmas Assem bly students dlsappear qulckly from the halls of Smnth Cotton january 5 Students and teachers allke reluc tantly return to school january 23 jumor Hlgh grrls get thelr chance as the jumor Hlgh Backwards Dance ts held February I3 Honor Soclety sponsors the an nual Valentme Dance and talent shovs February 27 The Freshman Class has a party gnven by the P T A as thelr prize for sellmg the most P T A membershlps March 12 13 PT A sponsors the annual Va rtety Show March 20 Council sponsors a Semor Hugh Backwards Dance March Z7 School IS dnsmlssed for Easter Some students really need the rest too Aprnl 3 junlors and Semors enjoy themselves at the junlor Semor banquet and prom Aprll 8 Future Teachers glve a tea for Smith Cotton faculty members Aprnl 17 Splz Club lavtshly entertanns at the Splz banquet Aprll 21 L Club also has a very lovely ban quet Aprrl 23 24 umor and Semor H1gh students dnsplay thexr dramatlc talents at the Intramural Plays May l Student Councnl members enjoy thetr lovely banquet May 8 Roman citizens attend the Latm Club banquet May 15 Semors are kxds once agam all decked out 1n plnafores rompers and short legged pants as they make a fnnal chnldxsh flmg on Kld Day May 22 Recognxtnon assembly' And I thought I had enough pomts this year May 24 Baccalaureate ns a solemn occaston Be dlgnnfled Hats on straight everyone May 25 Many tears are shed by Semors at the beautlful Candlelnght Servtce May 26 In the evening the lovellest dance of the year the Sprxng Formal closes the day May 27 The S Club glves a banquet at which new members are lnxtxated May 28 Many Semors shed tears once agam at Commencement exerclses as they reallze a chap ter of thelr ltves IS ended May 29 Knovung that they will see each other agam next year other students look forward to summer vacatxon 187 O 7 -- I Y -- 1 n s ' ' II ' YY ' u - Q n Y Q U . 1 9 ' 1 l O -- - - . , . . -- ' Yi YY . 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