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

Text from Pages 1 - 196 of the 1960 volume:

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I n 1 Q 4 Y r ,. ,149 f W wa Kip. .JV Broadway School Sedaha H'8h S'-17001 Dedication and Foreword To one hundred years of progress nn educa t1on and to the Sedalxans who made lt posslble the Archnves staff dedlcates the 1960 ARCHIVES Interest nn educatlon began early m the his tory of Sedalna In 1867 after the cmzens recog nlzed that 1f thenr small town was to grow and prosper schools would be needed the flrst school ln Sedalla was opened on the snte where Broadway School now stands Although buxlt for elementary educat1on only the flrst hugh school classes were later conducted on the thnrd floor In 1873 the flrst hugh school class was graduated Eventually the hlgh school classes over flowed their llmlted thlrd floor quarters By 1895 Sedallans were advocatmg a separate hlgh school m their growmg town Sedalna Hlgh School was opened m 1895 96 1n the gray stone bulldmg that no h College w ouses the Central Business As tnme went by If too was overcrowded wlth students and ln 1923 a new school was opened on a grant of land from Mrs Sarah Cot ton daughter of Gen George R Smxth a found er of Sedalla Named Smith Cotton th1s school has served Sedalla as its hugh school smce that date A new addmon was completed m the fall of 1952 Completed also m that year was the cafeterna In 1935 through the jennxe jaynes Lewis foundatlon Smlth Cotton was allowed use of a stadnum bu1lt by the foundatxon ln Sedalxa It ns used as the home of Smith Cotton s football and track teams The Archlves staff hopes that as the stu dents of Smnth Cotton and others read thxs an nu 1 they wlll apprecnate the efforts of Sedalla cltlzens over the past century that have enabled us to enjoy the modern educatnonal advantages whlch we have today .nui- Smith Cotton students are grateful to Andrew Car negle and to the citizens of Sedalla for their foresight in Sedalla Public Library is a bulwark of education a place where students and teachers may search deeply into a given problem and where they are seldom disappointed in finding the necessary information for a solution l l establishing a fine library for the use of all Sedalians. ACA S dministration Sedalia Public Schools 43 XJ SH-.JE Boa rd of Fducatlon Forrest A Benner Presndent Robert S johnson Nnce presxdent Charles W Hurtt Secretary J E G Kehde Jr juamta Berry Treasurer Thomas J Norris Supermtendent of Schools 9,- ,,ff 'f Y l Ehzabeth Matthews and juamta Berry Secretarnes to the Supermtendent I . ,f ' ' 9 . , - - s V :7. Charles E. ones . . , . V1 ' A J N ' A v , I I ' , 4 4 Mary Kennon Secretary to the Principal ,4 Administration Smith Cotton High School is ,f,f,'?-1 J mi. Forrest L Drake B S M ln Fd Principal Pinkney Miller B S M A Assistant Pr nupal james O Miller A.M. Director of Guidance Virginia Goode Secretary zo the Principal gh- ll! MR JOHN ALLEN wuth a A B from Southeast State Col lege and an MA from Iowa Umxersxty possesses a genume knowledge of Latm He IS trulx dexoted to scholarshxp and 15 mdeed an asse to our language department Mr Allen organ xzed and sponsors Latm Club and through hrs unceasmg ef forts xt has grown to be the largest orgamzatron at Smxth Cotton Facult One of the busxest and best lxked teachers at Smxth Cotton IS lNlR FORREST ARNALL xx ho holds a B S from Mxssourt Vallex College In addntxon t teathmg blologx Mr Arnall ns the toath of the track and cross tountrx teams and ns co sponsor of L C lub NIR j WILEY ATRINS who holds a B S In Education from Southwest Mnssoun State Col lege and an AM from Mus sour: Umsersm I9 the to spon sor of the Semor C lass and teat he s Amerltan problems Papa has a nonchalant man ner and his dont ya se LU dears h1m to all semors 'Qs New to Smrth Cotton th1s year ts MRS JESSIE BARER who I5 undertalung vnorlt m the spe ual educatnon department Mrs Baker has a BS from Central Mlssourl State C ollege atm and Drama Demand Good emor Nl S-4Y 1 Some students study Lating others are enthralled A witness takes the stand at play practxee. by the camera. 8 Facult This is MRS. Nli'I'TlF BAUM'S second year at Smith-Cotton as the supervisor of study hall. Mrs. Baum has quite a task keeping talkatixe students to a minimum of noisemaking. Mrs. Baum has a B.S. from Central Missouri State College, 1. 'IS' MR. XX'lLFRlfD BELL is the sponsor of the ushers and teaches higher mathematics and French. Doc Bell holds a B.A. and an M.A. from the Univer- sity' of Missouri. His French phrases puzzle almost everyone including French students, MR. JAMES BRADEN, who teaches industrial arts and civ- ics. is a newcomer at Smith-Cob ton this year. Mr. Braden, with a B.S. from Southwest Missouri State College, is also one of the school's treasurers. Z MRS, TH ELMA BUCKLEY, who is a new teacher at Smith- Cotton, has a B.S. from Central Missouri State College. She in- structs juniors and seniors in reading and also teaches classes in special education. Proficiency in English is a Requirement For Success. Mrs. Yurasich dictates to four hard-working Mama Cook's first hour class concentrates on sophomores. Mziclwth. if 'X A ,f 9 MRS. THELMA COOK is the very busy sponsor of the Ar- chives staff and also of the sen- ior class. Mama Cook, who teaches both college preparaf tory English and English lV, has an A.B. from Park College and an M.A. from the Univer- sity of Missouri. Through her unceasing efforts and expert guidance the Archives is pub- lished each year. We, the 1960 Archives staff, want to thank her for her hours of work, her willingness to help, and her sin- cere understanding. Facult ' . At' -. W ry' X 1 ? ' r X Z S RUSS ID A CRUZAN, who teaches algebra, holds a B.S. and an M.S. in Education from the University of Missouri. To Miss Cruzan the welfare of jun- ior high school is a very im- portant matter and she devotes much of her time to this cause. MR. BOB CUMMINGS is an able assistant in the music de- partment, very capably directs the junior high school band. and plays a real cool trumpet. Mr. Cummings has a B.S. from Central Nlissouri State College and an M.M. from Northwest- ern University. l '7' -ff? MR. DONALD DONATH in- spires fun among his students and is a very popular faculty member. Mr. Donath, who has a B.S. from Central Missouri State College, teaches drivers' training and is assistant track coach. Advanced Math Has Complexities A But it's so complified! says Doc Bell to Mike Miss Harris, I'm trying to explain this advanced Dawson in solid geometry class. algebra, says john Dunham. J M1 MR. RALPH DOW. who has a B. S. from Central Missouri State College and an M.S. from Colorado University, is the boys' physical education in- structor. Coaching the Tiger football squad is also one of Mr. Dow's responsibilities. Facult ,. 4- -1- r 1 . A QF An outstanding junior high personality is MR. BOB ED- MONDSON. teacher of eighth grade arithmetic and general mathematics. Curley Bob is also the assistant football and basketball coach. He holds a B. S. in Education from Central Missouri State College and an A. M. from Colorado State 'I'cacher's College. .lf A very friendly personality at Smith-Cotton is MRS. ALINE EHLERS. With a B.S. in Educa- tion from Central Missouri Col- lege, Mrs. Ehlers teaches eighth grade English and relieves Miss Gray in the junior high library during third hour. Mrs. Ehlers readily wins favor among all of her junior high students. General ath and Plane MRS. MARY FAULKNER yery competently directs the fresh- man and sophomore girls' glee clubs at Smith-Cotton. Mrs. Faulkner, who has a B,S. in Education from Central Mis- souri State College. is always smiling. Geometry Require Clear Thinkin . 1 5 , General math students add and subtract carefully. Geometrical designs appear in class. 11 'K 2 'si- A very busy newcomer this year is MR. EARL EINLEY. who has an M. in Education from Missouri University. In addition to teaching social sci- ence and boys' physical educa- tion. Mr. Finley is co-sponsor of L-Club, assists in football. and is the coach of baseball. The staff discovered in an M.U. Saritur that Mr. Finley was a handball expert in his under- graduate days. Facult 'H W, ,nm . ,I ri' -no MISS CATHERINE GARD- NER, always smiling, teaches eighth grade and freshman English. A favorite among her junior high students, Miss Gardner has a B.S. in Educa- tion from Central Missouri State College. QR n 11'- MR. H O W A R D GLAVIN, who teaches health to fresh- men. has a B.S. from North- west Missouri State College and is noted for his pacing ability and the skeleton in his closet. Mr. Glaxin is also the coach of basketball. golf and tennis, and is assistant football coach. llx MISS BARBARA GRADY, a former Smith-Cotton student, is a new teacher this year. Miss Grady. who has a B.S. from Missouri Valley College, teach- es niathematics and sponsors the twirlers, a groun she be- longed to when she was in high school. Theor is The Background For Scientific Pursuits. 7' Chuck Anderson waits to see how it's done in General science seems very simple to these three biology, freshmen. I2 t '? MISS ELIZABETH GRAY is the librarian for the junior high school. A willing counse- lor to eighth grade and fresh- man students. Miss Gray has a B.S. in Education from Central Missouri State College and a BS. in Library Science from Peabody College. Facult Respected and well-liked by all of her American history stu- dents is MISS HAZEL GRAY. who has a B.S. in Education from Central Missouri State College and an A.M. from Pea- body College, Miss Gray also has the responsibility of spon- soring junior and senior high councils. 'i 1' ff' l'he complexities of algebra and plane geometry disappear under the xery capable direc' tion of MISS BEULAH HAR- RIS. She has a B.S. in Educa- tion from Central Missouri State College and A.M. from the Unisersity of Missouri. gf- :tx MRS. ALMA HAUSAM, who teaches eighth grade social stud- ies. is one of Smith-Cotton's best loved teachers. Mrs. Hau- sam, with a B.S. in Education from Central Missouri State College, expertly plans and di- rects junior high assemblies. Laborator ork Proves These Theories. Q L+. kv. E s. 1' Biology students study marine life in the aquar- Physics students experiment with an inclined ium. plane. 5 I3 nv .af-14 newcomei with an MS from Central Missouri State College Mr Holman a graduate of Smith Cotton IS teachmg dustrial arts He is haxing a pretty hard t1me conxmcmg some of his former teachers that he IS old enough to teach school Facult Hr. -al whose chief hohhics are con ducting cxpermzcnts and tinker ing with the public address sxs tem teaches phx sits chemistrx and general science Mr Jaeger vs ho has an M S from Central NI1ssour1 State College IS spon S01 of the stage trexx Fiona ,il manent classroom after sex eral xears of floatmg MRS JANE JOHNSON h a p p 1 l 1 teaches freshman and sophomore Eng l1sh She has a BS 1n Educa I1011 from Northeast Missouri State Teachers College Scclalian IS a newtomcr S m 1 t h K otton Shu te lLhCS mathematics and gcncral hus1 ness Mrs lxexcs a to sponsor of Spiz has a B S from Central Missouri State I ollegc ap Stud and Films Clarlf Social Science 991' Two eighth graders locate part1cular areas on a A freshman c111c class has goxernmental func map of the United States uons made clear to them through a f1lm strip 14 , k M Q ,il I Xi X , ' - 1 I if f W , ,, , S ,... 1 J' 'M 1 f ' 1 I . Mase . 4 I J MR- GERALD HOLMAN is a MR. GERHARDT JAEGER, Finally having achieved a per- MRS. IRMA KEYES, a native - ' , , g .' ',,, , N. . , ,.'. 1 'g f ,Q 1 at I P l I Q if s tl Z' as il , . l ' il , Ki. Facult 'x .ali MR. PAUL KILLION is one of the few Smith-Cotton teachers who has two B.S. degrees. Mr. Killion, who teaches elemen- tary science, has a B.S. in Edu- cation from Central Missouri State College and a B.S. in Ag- riculture from the University of Missouri. Mr. Killion is also the chief ticket taker of Smith- Cotton. 'Q MISS CAROLYN KOESTER, a newcomer this year. has a B.S. from Central Missouri State College. Miss Koester sponsors Spiz and teaches girls' physical education. Miss Koester, who has a talent for directing groan producing exercises, is well- liked by everyone. -ad Another newcomer this year is MRS. ETHEL LYON, who is teaching eighth grade social studies. W'ith a B.S. from Ceri- tral Missouri State College, Mrs. Lyon is winning favor among her junior high stu- dents. MR. HAROLD MCANINCH has successfully coached win- ning entries in various speech tournaments this year. Mr. Mc- Aninch, with a B. A. from Southwestern Missouri S t a t e College and an M.A. from the University of Arkansas, teaches dramatics, speech. and fresh- man linglish, sponsors National Forensic League. and directs plays at Smith-Cotton. World Topics Are Discussed in Geograph and American Problems. These students are fortunate to hate vvorltl geog- Joyce Garrett giyes a report on current events. raphy with Gunhan Danisman. our American Field Service student from 'I urkey. I5 Facult 47 f 'M' Sgr in ,gi L- , V I , l ' ,fr lv-ae ere . ff.. -eff? I, is E if' 1 s MRS. LOUISE McKEE, who has a B.S. in Education from Central Missouri State College, prepares home economics stu- dents for the future by teaching them the intricacies of sewing and cooking. Mrs. McKee is al- so co-sponsor of the junior class. MRS. MARY IWADDOX is an- other Smith-Cotton teacher pre- paring girls for the duties of homemal-ting. Mrs Maddox, the well qualified sponsor of Smith-Cotton's chapter of the Future Homemakers of Amer- ica, has a B.S. in Education from Central Missouri State College. Homemaking Studies -MSM, MR. EMERSON MATTHEWS, a teacher of industrial arts and co-sponsor of the stage crew, is always willing to help any Smith-Cotton student. Mr. Mat- thews has a B.S. in Education from Northwest State College and an M.E. from Colorado A. and M, Students can see MRS. HELEN MITCHELL going through the halls carrying Shakespearean theatres and student composi- tions from class to class. Mrs. Mitchell, who has a B.S. from the University of Missouri, teaches junior and senior Eng- lish. Are Pleasant and orthwhile. X Q ,af . N l Sharon Clark, Betty Goodpasture, and Velma Mrs. McKee helps Leona Spears sew a fine Dickman enjoy cooking on the big electric stove. seam. 16 Facult -4 .4- mp. Z7 - QL K r 4 10 MRS. ANN MOSS is one of Smith - Cotton's Southern Belles . With a B. S. from Mississippi Southern College, Mrs. Moss capahly instructs stu- dents in bookkeeping and gen- eral business. nv 'Q A familiar face at Smith-Cotton is that of MRS. BETTYE MUR- RELL, the school nurse. Mrs. Murrell has her R.N. degree from St. Johns Hospital in Fort Smith, Arkansas and she has done graduate work at Charity Hospital in New Orleans. An addition to the faculty this year is MR. DONALD PAR- MAN, who has a B.S. from Central Missouri State College. Mr. Parman, wh o teaches American problems and Ameri- can history. is also the schools publicity director. Appreciation of T e Fine Arts MISS CATHERINE RINER, with a B.S. in Education from Central Missouri State College, diligently teaches grammar and literature to her freshman Eng- lish students. Miss Riner also helps develop the talents of her student poets. is Stimulated in arious Classes. Dolly Alexander works with oils in art class. The boys prepare to sing in second hour glee club. 17 25-an MR FRANK RUSSPLL ns fa mtltar to the freshmen students as thexr entts tt aeher and spun sor of thenr elass attnmes Mr Russell has a B S from Central Mtssourt State College Faeult ..4l?' NIRS GERALDINI: SCHRAD the Musle Lady Smtthfotton has a BS from Kentral Mtssourt State College and M M I' from North western Unnersxty Mrs Sehra der has many mam dunes and manages them all expertlx She dtrects three glee clubs mvced chorus band and orchestra 1 CK 'T NIRS POLLY SILLERS the sensor hugh lthrarlan has an A B from the Unnersxty of Ten nessee and .1 B S tn Lthrary Su enee from Peabodx College She sponsors the Smith Cotton Future Teachers of Amerxea and ts alwass wullnng to help a hewulderecl student ttnd what he needs tn the ltbrarx 1 The speech correctxonmst for the publte school sxstem IS MRS NANNII' SIMS Although lt tle known hy most Smnth Cot ton students Mrs Sums greatlx helps those wuth speeeh defects She has .1 B S tn Fducatton from Central Mtssourt State College and an M A from Col orado State College Students Are Prepared For Business Careers Su Nell 5ChWi'1l'fZ takes 009 Of the ffcllllfm WSWS janet Morriss practices to increase her speed in in bookkeeping. typing, I8 gf ,, ,Y -' if 5 ' '- l 'zur it 'C ,JQQSQ X '- gig ..,'.-,- r.'.- - .' 4, ,jififygifjlgifiitTzlgigifii1 ,-5 . ,:f:zz:23z2:22:ziz2121317? . ,,E1E133?,?2f:1i2ErE:S:1E1i2fsf- ,222 MISS EDNA SNELL, who sponsors the Smith - Cotton Chapter of National Honor So- ciety, encourages scholarship among students. Miss Snell, who has a B.S. in Education from Central Missouri State College, teaches shorthand, ad- vanced typing, and secretarial training. Facult M MISS MILA SWEARINGEN, who has an A.B. from Central College, teaches junior English and is the very busy sponsor of the junior class. This includes careful planning of the many money-making activities of the energetic juniors. Q' With a B.S. in Education from Central Missouri State College. MISS GWENDOLYN TUCK teaches art. Through her many h o u r s of patient guidance Smith-Cotton students produce beautiful artwork on display at various times during the year. With a B.S. from Southwest Missouri State College, MRS. MARJORIE UHR competently teaches typing to eager students whose typewriters can be heard clacking all day. Physical Fitness is a Major Activity f 'l'he gym girls call this exercise suicide. SL 1 Outdoor games are part of the boys physical edu- cation program. I9 ,1 MR RALPH VANDERRAMP teaches lndustrnal arts at Smxth Cotton Wxth a BS from Iowa State College and an M E from the Unnersxty of lN11SSOUI'l Mr Vanderkamp encourages orlgl nallty among hrs students Facult MR CHARLI-S VANDERLIN DEN who has an MS from Kentral lxilbbilllfl State College teaches general suence and br ology Mr Vanderllnden en courag.,es hrs students to partxu pate ln SLlCI'lIlflL research -Gb K' MRS DORETTA WAITE has a unique manner of presentmg mythologxcal mysternes and as tronomntal wonders to her elghth grade Englxsh and lxter ature classes Mrs Walte has a BS m Edunatxon from Central M1ssour1 State College 'n--J MISS NELLIY WHlTh who has a BS nn Pducanon from Central Mnssourn State Colley. gnes her eighth grade arlth ment students a thorough back ground for further mathematx cal study Mnss White also sponsors the ughth grade class Shop Courses Produce Future Craftsmen jrm McFall and Claxce Rxce work m the metal Terry Gxbbs patnently dexotes has txme to mechan l d Shop xca ravsmg 20 'Wm l M 'se v S 7 m ' 92' 1 V if , Y K . ,, 5 -Q A 155 . 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'- 9 X , , l l A Facult 10 'Qi AC' MISS RUTH VVOLFRUM co sponsor of Spnz has a B S m Educatlon from Central Mrs sourl S t a t e College Exghth grade home economncs students sewing and cooltmg., under her guidance A xery busy and fnendly fac ulty member IS MRS MARIAN WOOD who teaches Latm American hxstory world hrs tory and Amerxcan hxstory and Mrs Wood has an AB from Culwer Stockton College Sophomore students wrll al ways remember MRS ELIZA BETH YURASICH their Eng llsh teacher Mrs YUfdSlLh who sponsors the sophomore from Central MISSOUII State College Her patnence and un derstandlng., wm faxor among all students -'f' ' f Nlrs Baum gnes specxal assnstance to Linda Recd 'Nlxlte Stansbury Gary Deuel and Daud Carson browse In the senior hugh llbran I' . I Q f .W , , A 1 c 7' 'A I . A 1 L ' 1 . A . a ' ' ' ' - ' - recelve a basic hacltground of plarls all senior-high assernlwlies. class. has a B.S. ln Education I I Stud Hall and Llbrar Promote Scholarship A 4. 'a A K, J 7, , Pauslng for a moment on the1r way to school, these Smlth Cotton senlor hlgh students are rem1nded by thelr surroundmgs of the HCIIVIIICS of Sedalta over the past one hundred years Hlghways were dlrected through the growtng town, then, as the town became a small c1ty, they were w1dened and then w1dened ways of the c1ty called for efflclent trafflc control w1th mechamcal dev1ces such as the stop llght Com munlcatlons developed, keepmg pace w1th the boom 1ng area Everywhere there IS evldence that Sedalla IS an actlve, 1mprov1ng c1ty niore. The increase in traffic on the highways and by- ALLER AUIVIIIES Uff with the Uld---Un with the New At the candle service in May 1939 outgoing student council president Gary Christian congratulates 'lon jones who will succeed him as president of the council 3, Ha .1 f A The head of the stairs on the second floor becomes u seething maelstrom as school begins and the activity drive gets underway. Carnuval Splrlt Pervades Senior hung Ding Patty Studer and Kathy Means peddle for tune balloons for fun and profit Null Nichols Bob Vedder and C6Cll Raxenscraft watch m amazed astonishment as 'Nlrs johnson breaks the bank m the penny pmh Semor Queen Linda Bunn crowns Harry Fovyler Whnng Dxng Ixmg ,J NZ 1' 'Ss-.-gs Donna Brxggs and In-1 Shoemaker enjoy bobbmg, for apples p A A , , , ,' , . r - H , - E 1 11 a x l , V If A Q ' Y iff' Y, l I X ibn 5 'L f Q' Q l ' I 7' - 1 , , ' QQ 1 M :L Q' ,ff yket-Lbx w. . . . 5 - I t . l . X I 2 'M . , S Q x ' ., Wa, Y f' 'X X. , 2 I ' I M'-4 y K A 'L . W Y M , ,M I . .f . 1 r . , , ' ' ' , 4 . '. f ' y I -Y . . - . ' V ' , Seniors Add ntemational Flavor to S C That a parlsa can he useful an Mis souri as sscll as in Alaska is onlx ont. of thc surprises that lgrectetl Nadine Rochan when shc time to Smith Ciunhtn Dantsman is a xsorthx reprcscntatise ot his nattae land Iurlsey As the fifth Amcri t an Field Scrsite student at Smith fotton Gun htn has incrt ascd Sedalits understanding. t C otton from Anchorage High Sthool Anchorag.,e. Alaska -ima lxtrl and Leon lxcllcr recall perhaps lurlccx and its pcoplc ashalc malaing., himself 'Nth WMU!-'1 'hu' ddw M Afmlld xstlcomc in his scctnd home lltteh School in Wteshadeta Citrnaanx Stan jones and Gary Cook relate their experiences as representatises of America in Europe during the sum- mer. Stan was the American Field Seraice student to Denmark. while Ciara was touring eight countries on the National Student Council Euro- pean tour. Dale Schwartz. from Kuhasaki Amer- ican High School on Okinawa. finds that Christmas is celebrated in Mis- souri much as it is on his island home. Interest in Queens Dominates Fall Activities F-7 L .-.1.. .,......1. -11: ll we za -'ff' darkc following, the Springfield Central football game Ixa Shoemaker is crowned Activity Queen of 1960 by Ron jones Student Council president Harrx Fowler president of the Senior Class was Isas escort at the cercmom held ln the Smith Cotton cafeteria 1 t The Archnes staff nominated Carol Hxatt Diane. Sklar and lxaren Schlosser as Archnxes Queen Cand1d2it6S Homecoming Beauties ead the Parade 0 a Y' V Miss Carole Almqulst Miss judy Kay Gardner l Miss Kathy Means Homecoming Queen Crowned at Half Time Charles Wadleigh Attendant Carole Almquist jack lxennes Cheerleaders Donna Anderson Diane Sklar I A - Cheerleaders janet Morriss, Karen Schlosser, Attendant KathyMeans, Harry Fowler. Richard Wertz, Queen Judy Kay Gardner 28 Homecoming Spiced by Varied Activities The Spiz Club practices diligently and xocally for their part in the Homecoming ceremonies lt looks as if Judy Gardner president of Spiz is the only one in step 4 'Ihe cheerleaders pause for a breath and the crowd re In the parade Mr Glawin laxes momentarily at Third and Ohio before resuming drnes the football team in one ,.,f-'W' the Homecoming snake dancc of the luxurious 4 D Nlational lf UPI T UCH30 .NYAJ V93 N Guard trucks 'WY aft lhe sophomore float was good to the The juniors harnessed the Kewpies and last touchdown and pcrcolated a first Seniors sail on to victory to win third won second prize in the Homecoming prize. place among the many floats in the pa- parade. rade. Queen Karen eads the Grand arch Dean Griswold Carol Hyatt Los Holman karen SLhlos ser Charles Daugherty and Duane Sklar jack Benner and Sharon Ma1.,g,ard Leon lxcllcr and janet Morrnsa Daxe Scantlm and judx C ormon Jon Waller Crowns Archives Queen 1 Prmcess Da jo W Ile Q ee lx d Pr C Carol udlg. Bob Vedder and Lmda Iandxs Bull Hurt! and bhcrrx h F U Y 0 . U 9 QB fb , 'In Q -'Q J 9 - Z., J A Q XX X X . 4 Q . l ' Q . I A xg . , 1 I e 5 'D , W' I -9 . , if ie e I W W , ' X : ' , AM i , 1 ' i ne, n a r. u n 'arcn, an in ess N Ni I. D son andj y nflish The football practlce fneld takes on the aspect of a salvage yard as the Smnth Cotton Tngers backfxeld men lmproye thexr runnmg ablhty ariety Is The eynote Uf Fall i The Archxves stall takes flVC as they relax wnth hamburgers and cokes durmg work mght Mxke Hamgan and Alxce Shoemaker fmd sellmg candy easy when they reach the Spxz sectxon at a football game Q l Mr Mnller pauses m hns wanderxngs whnle Lynn Shlrley Erma Calder and Charlene Wllson pon der the complexltles of the Ohxo State Psycho logxcal Exammatxon Mrs Engles of the Smnth Cotton PTA checks the hearmg of Mnke Green durmg the physxcal fxtness program Talent and Charity Are Part of S-C. f Mfr. s, A, 'Ragtime' Bob Dafgqh felived the day-V when Beverly Fleming adds the finishing touches to her Sedalia was giving birth to modern music as he home f00m'5 Thank58iVifl8 b35kCl before ilis de- entertained the junior and Senior High Schools llvefed bY the SU-ldefli C0l1flCil- with his ragtime piano playing. Jeff Locket Robert Taylor Marlon Schmidt and Lorme Heuerman perform on the Junior Class talent as sembly early in the year Richard Wertz Mary Lou Schwenk JoAnn Patrick and Tom Morgan help basketball coach Howard Glavin relne his life in a winter pep assembly 'Xl f Im M f . , .- K if I v Q 7 7 Y - v v Q Ancient Rome Lives Agam at Smuth-Cotton lNevs Latm Club members await Presndent Daud Edwards proclamatxon releasmg them from their mock serutude 99, jon Waller ants thc part of a sorrownng, Nero ln another of the well accepted Latm K lub sluts janet Benslun gnes an mterutlng and mformatne talk on an aspect of Roman lnfe 34 Centurxons jlm Gras and Larry Trueman guard the tntrance to thc honored clrcle of Latm Club members Betty Heuerman releases slaxe Carol Shoemaker from her crepe paper chams of bondage i A I A N 1 1 Y Y i lf! if '51 2 5 Y v I ' i -, y' I 4 ' L H el fi fl. X nl '5 xg e I w lk 1 , x f l Hes alive' Hes alive' My daughter is not in the least jealous of Miss Andre 'Please Mrs. Faulkner calm down. One of us is lying and we both know MAIN CHARACTERS which one it is. I found two valuable things in this world, Karen Andre and my whip over this world. Signed Bjorn Faulkner Prison Matron .... Anita Kelley Bailiff ..... Charles McCune judge Heath . . Gary Wahrenbrock District Attorney Flint His Secretary . . . Clerk of the Court . . Karen Andre . . . Dr. Kirkland . . . Mrs. john Hutchins . Homer Van Fleet . . Elmer Sweeny . . . Nancy Lee Faulkner . Magda Svenson . . John Graham Whitfield Ronnie jones Barbara Zalin Tony Siragusa . Linda Bunn . Doug Gilpin Judy Sumners Alan Schlosser Wilson Foster . . Sue Turk . Rae Flauaus . jon Waller jane Chandler .... Judy Strain Sigurd Jungquist . . Alan Schlosser Defense Attorney Stevens David Sparks His Secretary . . . Gayle Thompson Larry Reagan .... Dale Herrick Roberta Van Rensselaer jennifer Sullivan Understudy ..... Teri Bock Understudy .... Nadine Rochon Director .... Harold McAninch Assistant Director . . Publicity Manager . Stage Manager . . . Business Manager . Sets ...... Sue Holdeman . Linda Bunn Sharon Fischer Anita Kelley David Sparks Alan Schlosser ight of Januar IG is Presented Club Inmates Endure Humlllatlon in 1., shoes Spencer Fricke and Gary Bryan trip the light fan tastic for their L Club audience Push ups are the order of the minute for these I. Club initiates Phe L Club polishes the apple by shin -cl! Q- . A submissive johnny Dunham awaits trial by pad- dle from jack Benner. 36 Cecil Ravenscraft is a com- bination onion stand and walking clothes tree under the guidance of Richard Tom Morgan, complete with tiger. Wertz' 8 pierces the commotion of the cafe- teria with his serenade. hrlstmas 5 Celebrated In an Ways q all Whllf. the students enpoxed home room Chrlstmas parues the mixed chorus fxhoxel and the Latm Club 'Ihe Chrxstmas season starts for Archnes ln?-hw tfdleled through the hall5 chnes fhrlstmas Ball Mrs Cooks home room enyoxs pop and home made coolues as thex celebrate the dal before the james Shull and Llnda Ross help Nlrs Lyon pre Lhfwmlas holldaw pare thelr home for fhrxstmas v 1 ,-lb' 1 Mrs Glenn, Mrs Barnes, Mrs Ktchey, Mrs Hlll, Mrs bcotten, and Mrs Tharp enyox thexr work as they prepare the delrcrous Chrnstmas dmner wxth turkey and all the trnmmnngs I I 0 4 ' ' 9 n 0 0 . U ' 9 O I 'W O . Q . C I ' : I. Q - .l ..-, ,, - ' ' ' . s ' - 1 staff members with decorating for the Ar- Singing Christmas Carols' ' . 1 , , , . 5 Mm V R V' ' Q 4 Uv. V I I A . ' ' Q In ' - .'l 1 N ' T' , Q P Valentine Dance Supports AFS Program nf uor SXKLLllN.lI'lS Due. Sv. lnllln xml uax Corson an Lrounul Smith on Lgllulrtx 0 'N llunw Suuux lrulnlnnt lruclx llunm HIL 'Xl lstur of C Lrunonlu Dnls. Sglmxx :ru 1 llfll1L, ilu NIIS xpunwrul Y llLI1IlHL Dnnu. ID l llkllf Sxoxx Ka Talent Sham XY lnners Idf Ioglxnt Ilrst P1 lug Sgmor Cnrls Tru: Sgumd Plagu Tom Lesllf. Th1rd Pl lu. 'C unmr Suuthgxrts Noplmxmvrg sXXLLIl'lLdl'lN lunlx lxxndu md Spcmnr Prulw Pu linux n and lcmnm Schutt Y 'R llruslmwfn Su ccthcarh lighth Cirudc Succthcurts Sherry Kelly and Dickie Bruner licplxx ll'l'lUlH1lSill1Ll.lCl'l j' Ausun Linda Bunn. Anita Kelley. Ronnie jones. jon W'al- ler. and Sue lurk will direct respectively the sophomore. eighth grade. senior. freshman. and junior intramural plaxs, Intramural Plays Are Money Makers I 1 Stage iiianaging tor the sophomore. eighth grade. junior. freshman. and senior plays will he done hi Larry Reed. Carol Hyatt. Iris Cannon. Stan jones. and Daiid Sparks. P T A Honors Courtesy Q f Q illltsc sexen stuclenls. Kay Anrlerson. C,h.irles llollnmn. l.inLl.r RL-.un. loin Gray. ,lailxie false. ,lUlH1 llill R lg al. anal K.ll l R hrlg ls. se 1 ph ' lui th- Sn ' l-I in l'.'li.A. .is s Ll- s- 'the- iionrh lklll' N Lf U HL X re HNLII L Htl our lu ent ot School Publicity Important SEDALIA lluw lulic and Sim longs lwroidtast Nllflx Slnllwx xml Doug., Nhounnlxcr rx 1 uns ir Don .xusims on lxSlS ridio unrx Siturddx morn hun furnishnd thu. Sulalii Dcniomrat xoitu protliim SI'l1lIl'lc0IIOI1S .inn HIL full LUNLl'lj.,f. of sthool ua. s mu thru umu xucklx our RDRO ill so ridio Kid Da Becomes Centennial Day Charles Wkidlcigh. JoAnn Recd, and Larry Recd ludx Kay Gardner. Iris Cannon. and JoAnn Pat- portray thc hillhilly. thc stern pioneer woman, rink prcxicw what the well-dressed senior girl und thc pgitcnt medicine man of il bygone era. will wear, 40 Commencement Climaxes Year's Activities Ilu Stnmrw pltturtd hun munttun Ld for stun scnusttrs A xgratln utr 13.1 of S plus or tlwow. Prom anmng., thur numlnr xull unduulwtndlx tome tht x xlcdntnrmn and salutatorun of tht fllss of l96U lhf. studtnts 1. 1 ll' 3 fart: llmtt Irxs Cannon lxu litnlwl x,lI'f,lI'1ldllllIUI'I SIAIND N H11 Rmltv. xld liucrlx I LI11 ang, lon Wdlltr lrudx Uamnm Sdn nnu Nlllxl ll1n1g.,dn Xntltn llunntll li third XX tru X lu. l I'LSlLlLFIl of Student fuunul Ronnn. ones lruxdtnt of SlULlLI1l founul and in low lrtsndnn 0 Ntnmr Klass ltmlt mort tl1g.,n1f1cd th an utr lwcfurc As thu don thur L ips md tgmxns at fommtnte HILUX IIIUL 5-L-. X K6 -.C G P T 5 M il' R IJ PARK V ? :: U1 --4 30 -2- 'Gu' 'I 'Z U7 'Y L i LJ E1 BJP Zz: Q1- GIS These semors are surveymg the pOSSlblllIl6S of Se dallas Covered Brldge Park as a slte for the Kld Day PICIIIC Smce nts offncxal opemng as a publlc park by the Semor Class of 1959 the slte has become a haven for orgamzed school actlvmes Wlth IIS wood land atmosphere Covered Brxdge Park IS a welcome addmon to Sedalxa s park system 'Stl A g ' , , elvgfe ,ff .3 'f f4 V ra ,x - b f' ' f ff . 2 JCI f ff' t.f,u w , ,, l . N ' ' ' my E Esc U K J i- '.,.r.ag. K -,tw J' 'W' - ,bffffl-, , V gl, , - , ' I' I , 5 - -Kr r V l e - : 4 1 , 4 Vw W ., ,v at g ,L f l l x H., 7 ' Q ' l U F- fx ,xp 1. A any M 'll , I F' . S l 1. I If , 1 - Q . My , 5 r 4 A W YY' in 'K-+4-, ,f f '-- - - 1 I SI: 1 'SQA U' if ' 2 , i i!- .. , '. ....-...L,.AA . 7. . . . . - . , . . . 9 1 . . . , O SIQNIORS , auf HARRY FOWLFR Senior Class Officers HARRY FOVVLISR . . DAVID XY lI.Hl'l'Ii . . KARIEN SKQHLOSSI-IR . JUDY ANN GARDNER MRS, THELMA COOK MR. j. XWILEY ATKINS . . , President , . , , , Vine-President SeLrerary3I'rcasurer . . . Reporter . , . Sponsors D3Nld Wllhlte Judy Ann Gardner Karen Schlosser Harry Fowler .i 'Hu Mr Atkms 'Vlrs Cook Class CLAYTON WARREN ALCORN Intramural Basketball, l 9 5 9: Study Hall Assistant, '60. of '60 f, -r-X 1 , X , Q .1 W' H-il, 5 GEORGE DAVID ALEXANDER Alex -- C. O. E.. '59. ,,-4 .1-4, GEORGE EDWARD ARQUITT, JR. Eddie -- Band, '56, '5 , '58, '59, '60 Cljresident, '60Jg Or- chestra, '58, '59. '60, Boys' Glee Club. '59, '60, Mixed Chorus, '59, '60, Archives Staff, '60 1Class Editorlg Freshman Class Reporter. '51 P. T. A. Citizen- ship Award. '58, Latin Club. '58, Intramural Plays, '58, -x 'W' X107 Q .5 KENARD L. ASKEY C. O. E., '59. '60. 1 'G ,fail I-0, Cl-IARLENE ALLISON Birchie -- Future Homemak- ers of America. '56g Spiz, '59, '60, Future 'Teachers of Ameri- ca, '59, '60 4Secretary, '60lg Girls' Glee Club, '60, Guidance Assistant. '60, Mixed Chorus, '10. F' 5' f. ' 4' . I 'Y gf. . Mifaqy .K 'Pj dsc? BILL ANDERSON Weenie -- Intramural Basket ball, '59. S ,-.41 ,419 JANET LEE AUSTIN BOB BARKLAGE Student Council, '56. Charley -- Intramural Basket ball, '59. FRANKLIN D. BARNES KENNETH WAYNE BARNES C. O. E., '60, Kennie -- Football, '59, Intra- mural Basketball, '57, '58, '59. ,vl- .ai We- . . ' X , W ff DAVID ELLIS BEYMER SHARRON BILDERBACK Intramural Basketball, '59, '60. Sherry -- Girls' Glee Club, '56 '57, '58, '59, '60. 46 ! Seniors ROY E. BEALE C. O. E., '59, '60, .Lay 3 PATRICIA ANN BLAKESLEY Pat -- Girls' Glee Club, '57, '58, '59g Future Nurses of A- merica, '58, '59, Library Assist- ant, '58, '59: C, O. IE., '60, . 4' f 7 7 WILLIAM JOHN BENNER jack -- Football, '60, Basket- ball, 59g Track, '57, B Foot- ball, '58, '59, B Basketball, '58, Band, '56, '57, '58, '59, ,6o lSecretary-Treasurer, '60Jg Or- chestra, '58, '60 4 Secretary- Treasurer, '60 Jg Latin Club, '58, Student Council, '56, '57, '58 lsergeant-at-Arms, '57 lg L Club, '59, '60, I LARRY WAYNE BLAY LOCK National Honor Society, '59, '60, L Club, '59, '60, Band, '57, '58, '59, '60g Orchestra. '59, '60g Track Manager, '58, '59, Cass of '60 IB? av? wif' vs-f 'Y' TERI LYNNE BOCK Latin Club. '58: Intramural Izlays. '58, Spiz. '60, Dramatics, ' 10. : 'dbx N X T I ! NANCY ,IAYNE BOTTCH ER Orchestra, '56, Student Council, 356, Spiz, '59, '60, Guidance Of fice Assistant, '60. , PATRICIA BOH LK EN Pat -- Lihrary Assistant, '57, Usher, '60. 1 .I-37, ,si O .5 I 'Y ,XM , R W ,Ziff 5 1 2 if f Q f ' V , f NORMAN RAY BOTTCHER Butch -- C. O. E., '58, '59. N f WILLIAM C. BOOTH CAROL ANN BOTTCHER Bill -- Band, '56, '57, '58, '593 Carol -- Girls' Glee Club, '57, Orchestra. '56, '57, '58, '59. '58, '59. 'R GARY BRADEN PATRICIA LEE BRADSHAW King Fish -- Ticket Taker, Future Teachers of America, '57, '58, '59, '60. '59, '60g Spiz, '60g Office Assist- ant, '58, 47 'Ns 'UI' BETTY SUE BRANSTETTER O -5 v..-ey DONNA BRIGGS Brigzie -- Band, '58, Girls' Glee Club, '58, '59, '60, Intra- mural Plays, '58, Office Assist- ant, '60, Dramatics, '58. Seniors CAROL DEAN BROWNFIELD Hot Rod -- Student Council, '57, Usher, '58, '59, '60, Future Homemakers of America, '58, C. O. E., '60. 1' 1 GARY DALE BRYAN Bryanoski -- Student Council, '56, Class Treasurer, '57, Intra- mural Basketball. '58, '59, Base- ball. '59, L Club, '60. Q. LINDA MARIE BUNN Library Assistant, '57, National Forensic League, '58, '59, '60, National Honor Society, '59, '60, Spiz, '59, '60, 1Secretary- Treasurer, '60J, Student Coun- cil, '57, '59, '60, CSecretary- Treasurer, '607, Latin Club, '58, '59, '60. 1Secretary-Treasurer, '58, '59J, Senior Queen, '60, In- tramural Plays, '57, Girls' Glee Club, '60, Three Act Play, '60 Office Assistant, '60, School Sweetheart, '57, 48 fi ,--4? HAROLD BURT Fuzz Intramural Basket- s' -- ball, '59, '60. CYNTHIA ANN BUTLER BENOLA LEE BYRD Girls' Glee Club, '59, '60, FU- National Honor Society, '59 ture Nurses of America, '57, '60, Latin Club, '58, '59, '60 '58, '59, '60. Latin National Honor Society '58, '59, Future Nurses of America, '59, '60, Office Typist '60. Class of '60 -J' xf ERMA LEE CALDER Spiz, '60, Future Nurses of America, '60. IRIS HELENE CANNON Icy -- National Honor So- ciety, '59, '60g Spiz, '60g Latin Club, '58, '59, '60g Future Teachers of America, '60, Ush- er, '58, '59, '60. 4Head Usher, '60Jg Dramatics, '58. ,al CLIFFORD W. CHAPPELL SHARON CLARK Cliff -- Track, '58, '59g Cross Dimples -- Girls' Glee Club, Country, '58g L Club, '59, '60. '28, '59, '60g Library Assistant, ' 0. DAVID WARREN CARSON Band, '56, '57, '58, '59, '6o. 3, JAMES CARVER jim -- Boys' Glee Club, '57 '58, '59. Q?- iii -...fr 'TTY' ka! BOB COLLIER Big Bob v Qu? DWIGHT COLLISTER Dink -- Intramural Basket- ball, '59, C. O. E., '60, 49 .J ,' GARY M. COOK Student Council, '60, National Honor Society, '60, National Forensic League, '60. EDWARD LEE CUSICK Cue Stick -- Intramural Bas- ketball, '57, '58, Football Man- ager, '58, '59, L Club, '59, '60. 50 3 of' I JUDY LYNN CORSON Orchestra, '56, '57, '58, '59, '60, String Orchestra, '59, '60, Spiz, '59, Future Nurses of America, '58, '59, '60, iPresident, '60J. X GUDRUN DAMM Trudy -- Student Council, '56, '60, Future Nurses of America, '58, '59, '60, National Honor Society, '59, '60, fPresident, '60bg Archives Staff, '59, '60, lBusiness Manager, '60J3 Class Vice-President, '575 Student of the Month, '59. Seniors U-wg JAMES IRA CRANFIELD ROBERT CUMMINGS ..Jim., ..B0b,, .pqulpv W.'w'qm g I3 Q .Qs K. ff X GUNHAN DANISMAN MICHAEL DAWSON American Field Service Student Intramural Basketball, 59 60 from Edirne, Turkey. Student Latin Club, '58. Council, '60, Archives Staff, '60. Class of '60 ,-41 f CLYDE E. DECKER LARRY DECKER Band, 'S6. Deck -- Baseball, '58, '59g L Club, '59, '60. .. 4,5 4 ' ' I6 LINDA DICKERSON VELMA DICKMAN Future Nurses Of Am2l'iC3, '589 Library Assistant, '57g Latin Future Homemakers of Amer- Club, '58g Future Homemakers ica, '56, '57, '58, of America, '56, 5-4.5 N 11 GARY KENT DEUEL Hot Dog SANDRIA DeWITT Sandy -- Girls' Glee Club, '57 '58, '59, '60g Girls' Sextet, '57 '58, '595 Triple Trio, '60. ,.,g-.. JIM DIRCK CHARLES DOTSON C. O. E., '60. Intramural Plays, '57. 361 4' GRACE ANNETTE DOVER CAROL ANN DUFF Girls' Glee Club, '57, 58, '59, Ace Future Nurses of America, '57, '58g Library Assistant, '59, Spiz, '20, Latin Club, '58, C. O. E., ' 0. iQ' f WE.. 5 'Q .-v KATHERINE o. EVANS RICHARD 'THOMAS EVANS Kathy -- Girls' Glee Club, Dick -- Band, '56, '57, 'sag '58, '59, '6o. Student Council, 's9. Seniors Q, ,ann 9: V ' AWE Y A if M J' was ...Q 'Y A l 1 DAVID EDWARDS Russ -- C. O. E., '60. mx , , 3452 f jj! RALPH CONRAD EYE Eyeba11 9' , 1 : 6' u- l A' is .So .f Q7 A j , I SHIRLEY ANN ESTILL Girls' Glee Club, '57, '58, '59, '60, Usher, '60g Office Assistant, '60. ,gn-11 LINDA FISHER National Forensic League, '5Sg Girls' Glee Club, '58, '60, Fu- ture Homemakers of America, '59, '60, Future Nurses of America, '60, Spiz, '59, '60. Class of '60 SHARON LEE FISCHER Fishy -- Intramural Plays, '59, Future Homemakers of America, '59, '60, 1Secretary, '60J. MAC FRANKLIN, JR. Frankie -- B Team Football, '57, '58, B Team Track, '57, '58, A Team Football, '59, '60, A Team Track, '59, Student Council, '60, Intramural Bas- ketball, '58, A, BEVERLY FLEMING Bev -- Future Teachers of America, '58, '59, '60, 1Vice- President, '60J, Latin Club, '58, '59, '60, National Honor Socie- ty, '59, '60, Band, '56, '57, '58, '59, '60. 12 HARRY C. FOWLER Football, '59, '60, Class Presi- dent, '60, Student Council, '57, '59, '60, L Club, '59, '60, 4-mio BILL FRANKEN , if 1 .4 ..... 5:-3 lt-: -:::': 1 CLELL LEE FURNELL Student Council, '57, Football, '59, '60, Track, '53, '59, '60, L Club, '59, '60, JUDITH ANN GARDNER Orchestra, '56, '57, '58, '59, '60, Triple Trio, '60, Girls' Sextet. '58, '59, Girls' Glee Club, '58, '59, '60, Mixed Chorus, '60, Latin Club, '58, '59, '60, Future Nurses of America, '58, '59, '60, CVice-President, '597, Spiz, '59, '60, fPresident, '60l: Class Sec- retary, '60. JUDITH KAY GARDNER Girls' Glee Club, '57, '58, '59, '60, Student Council, '57, '58, Latin Club, '58, Future Home- makers of America, '60, Spiz, '59, '60, fReporter, '60J, Sen- ior Queen Attendant, '60, Homecoming Queen, '60, Song Leader, '60, Student of the Month, '58, Class Reporter. '58. 53 ,Ir Seniors 'X 1 ff-1 ' xl f ' 1 f l ' 'E X 3- XE his 'MA r JOYCE JEAN GARRETT Blondie -- Night of January Sixteenth , '60. ,t ,V - . f. N, G me f 'ag z JAMES GARRIGUS ujimn MARY GALLAGHER Nicki -- Girls' Glee Club, '60. ,nie , ,I ' i ss., 1 N- Aff fi ' Ji ifi., 1 f'4,fv!j'jf .ik 'S Ltilfff fifl, ,f 1 ,'r',!l' f fy,g'f!f A i El? JAMES R. GENSLER Mouse ,flag if GEORGE TERRANCE GIBBS Baseball, '58g Intramural Bas- ketball, '58. M we 'wtf DOUGLAS GILPIN Doug -- B Team Football, '58, '59, B Team Track, '57, A Team Track, '58, '59, Student Council, '57, '59, Class Presi- dent, '59g National Honor So- ciety, '59, '60g Latin Club, '58, '59, '60g L Club, '59, '60, In- tramural Basketball, '58, '59, '60 TOM GRAY T-Boa -- B Team Football, '58, '59, A Team Football, '60g Baseball, '58, '59, KMHHHECIYQ Band, '56, '57, Student of the Month, '59, Intramural Basket- ball, '58, SHARON ANNE GREENE Girls' Glee Club, '58, Future Nurses of America, '593 Spiz, '60, Dramatics, '59. Class of '60 JUDITH VANCILE GRIGGS judy -- Orchestra, '56, '57, Girls' Glee Club, '58, '59, '60, Library Assistant, '59, '60. 4? '53 MICHAEL HANIGAN Student Council, '57, '58, '59, Debate, '58, '59, '60, Baseball, '58, '59, National Forensic League, '58, '59. '60, fVice- President. '59, President, '60l, National Honor Society, '59. '60, lViceAI'resident, '60m, Club. '59, '60, Archixes Staff. '59, '60. P M IT ,E 1. A, FRED GUFFIN Dick -- Intramural Basket- ball, '59, '60. in 11' LARRY EUGENE HANNING 43 --v-er RICHARD DALE GUYMON Curly -- Latin Club, '59, In- tramural Baskctball, '59, C. O. E., '00. LESLIE IIANSEN Les -- Intramural Basketball. it '59, '60, Stage Crew, '57, '58, '59, '60, lblanager. '60?. LARRY HAINIINIOND Bone -- Intramural Basket ball. '57, '58. 'T'T1',.'7 RUTH ANN HARRISON Future Homemakers of Ameri- ca, '57, Orchestra. '56, '5q. '58. '59, '60, Girls' Glee Club, '59. '60, Triple Trio. '60, Mixed Chorus. '60. T 'IW 'N PATRICIA SUI? HART Pat -- Library Assistant. '57g Spiz, '60g C. O. IE., '60. ,nr AQ' ,....-... LARRY HISNDRICKS Curly -- Latin Club. 58: Sandy -- cj. o. E., '60, Band, '56, '57, '58, ci. o. ix., '6 'uf I lg- - -' A 1' ,fwffi fb ,Q , 1 V, ,,:-Lista.. V. . lrxxl- If ,, x,.,,p!k J... JOHN HAUSAM AZ , ,f,f..3fi, pg-Q fa, '. Hurry-Up -- Band, '56, '57, 'ff 351, sm, 'fxz.'.'v' '58g B Team Track, '58, B S .Q 4523? Q,f:,ifQ' 1 'I - Team Football. '581 A Team ?, , 8 QQ V,,'gj,X',Q f' :ff ff ' Football. '59, '60: L Club, '59, ,Xl 575 Q 1, P '60, National llonor Society, kj 54,93 'jf lv' if .hg-,RQ C . , . . - F , f ' - 5ich'elli: 'g2'i :l:'i 58' QIIARLES .LIAYXVORTII Chuck-to-tl -- Intramural Bas- ketball, '57, '58, '59, '60. i. 'I -4 -aff? SANDRA HERRON BETTY MAE HEUERMAN Band. '56, '5 . '58, '59, '60g Latin Club, 58. '59, '60s Orches- tra. '58, '59: National Honor Society, '59, '60g Archives Staff. '60, spil, 'mt Seniors XVILLIAINI R. HIEISS Orchestra, '56, '57, '58, '59, '60, lParliamentarian, '60 jg Nation- al Forensic League, '58, '59, '602 State Debate Champion, '59, Archives Staff, '59, '60, News- paper Reporter, '58, '593 I.' Club, '59, '60g Intramural Plays. '56. '57. '58, '59. My 17 - SANDRA KAY HILBURN Sandy -- C. O. '6U. Class of '60 :T MARY VIRGINIA HILTON jinkie -- Orchestra, '56, Of- fice Asgistant, '56, '5-', '58, '59, '60, Future Ilntnemttlcers nf America. '58, '59. '60. CSecrc- tury. '59, Presitlent, '60lg Na- tional llunnr Society. '59. '60, Latin f,lt1l5, '59. '60, ll'rugrqm1 f.httirn1ztn.'59l, Spi1.'60: Intru- niurnl Plans. '58, '59. fro' W l 5 , -ff VICKI HIfNNIfI.I. Student Luuncil. '5'L Girls' Cileefluh.'56.'5','59,'60gNa1- tiun.il Ilunur Scrtiety. '59, '60, +R,-pnrter. 601, Kfuitlunte Ul- lite Axsistilnt. '59. '60l 5I5Il. 59. 60, f.l.tw 5NKL'L'IlIk'.ll'l, 534, IIA. R. A xx Jrtl. 60. snr 91' 1 GARY Llzlf IIOLDIHMAN Band, '56, '5 , Student Council. '56, Intrztmural lizlskethull. '56. '5', B Team Track. '55, B Team Iiusketlmll. '58: A Team Footlutll. '5S. '59, A Team Bm- kethztll, '59, A Tetnn 'I fuck, '5S. '59. filulk '59. '60, BEVERLY CAROL HYATT Archives Staff, '59, '60, ICO- Editor. '60J1 Archives Princess, '60, Student Council. '59. '60. iScraphook Iiclitnr, '59, Parlia- mentarian. '60lg Spil. '59, '60, Latin Cluh. 58. '59. '60, Nu- tionul Ilunnr Society, '59, '60, 1'I'rcusurer. '60ig Future Nurs- es of Atnericu. '55, '58, '59, '60, lPresident. '5', '581 Points Chairman. '59, Vice-President. '60rg Student nf the Month. '58, xv-'ff LUY IIIJLAIAN Stutlent Luuncil. '56, '5', '60, 1'l'rensurer. '5'Pg B Team Bas- lxetlmll, '58, Intramural Banker- lull. '56. '5'. '60g B Team Foot- lmll, '58, Gulf. '59, '601 I, Cluh, '59. '60. Alun. fm J LARRY JACKSON fl. O. Ii., '60. PATRICIA -lIiAN lll'I'I'NIAN Pnl -- Orchestra. '56, '5'. '5S1 Spiz. '59. '60, Future Nurses of America, '59, '60, I,il5r11ry As- sixtzmt, '56, '60, liuture Ilome- inztlters of America. '58, BETTY KAY JACOBI Kane -- Student Council, '56g Girls' Glee Cluh. '55, '58, '59, '60, Girls' Sextet. '55, '58. '59L Triple Trio. '60g Natinnal Ilon- or Society. '59, '60, FUIUIC Teachers of America, '60L Pia- nist, '5'. '59. '60, Spiz. '59. '60, Latin Cluh. '58, '59. '60. 57 4? DORENIE GAYLE JOHNSON Blinker -- Usher, '58, '59: Fu- ture Tcachers of America, '59, '60, spiz, '60, '7-it M ,Ha INIARY ELTA JONES Edie -- Class Sccretary-Treas- urer, '56, '57, '58, Student Council, '56, '58, Activity Queen Attendant, '57g Home- coming Queen Attendant, '59, Sail, '59, '60s Girls' Glee Club, '5 3. -.J V ! KARL LOUIS KISLLISR 58 LEON G. K liLl.liR Seniors RONALD JONES Ron '- Student Council, '56 '58, '59, '60 Vfreasurer. '56 President, '607q National For- ensic Lcague, '59, '60, Boys Glee Club, '57, '58, '59, '60 Mixed Chorus, '58, '59, '60 Football, '59s Track. '58, '59i '60, Class Officer, '59, Three- Act Play, '6o. -as-1 ANITA KELLEY Netter -- Glee Club. 57. '58, '59, '60, Future Homcmakcrs, '56, '57, '58, '59, '60, Future Nurses. '57, '58, '59, '60 l'I'reas- urer, '59J, Spiz, '59, '60 iPar- liamentarian '60l1 Uhlwf. '53, '59. CHARLES STANLEY JONES Archives Staff. '59, '60, llio- Fditor, 1601, American Field Service Student to Denmark, '59, National Honor Society. '59, '605 Student Council, '56, Band, '56, '57, '58, School Rc- porter. '53, '59, '601 Orchestra, '57, '58, Latin Cluh, '58, '59, '60, fParliamentarian, 605, ln- tramural Plays, '56, '58 '59, 4-541 JACQUELYN B. KOIiS'l'liR Jackie -- Band, '56g Girls Glee Club. '58, '59, 605 Mixed Chorus, '60, Latin Cluh, '59, Class of '60 K ,K CHARLENE LAND Girls' Glee Club, '56, '57, '58, '59, '60g Usher, '59, '60g Spiz, '59, '60, B Team Cheerleader, '57, '58g Future Nurses Club, '59g Student Council, '58, Latin Club, '58, Intramural Plays, '59, Library Assistant, '59, Office Assistant, '60. ,af I Q .' X, . I GARY DEAN LOBAUGH Sam -- C. O. E., '60. 'Q V42 'VF JAMES SCOTT LATHAM -Q fi' r X 1 LARRY LUECK K f is JERRY WAYNE LAUDENBERGER 3 ,-fe I s 'f 5 1 TERRY LYNN Buck -- Intra-Mural Basket- ball. '57, '58, '59: B Track Team, 583 A Track Team, '59, Cross Country Team, '60. -ff' BARBARA MAE LEWIS Bobbie -- Girls' Glee Club, '57, '58, '59, '60g Mixed Chorus, '60g Library Assistant, '56, '57, '58. JUDITH ANN MCDONALD Judy .- Girls' Glee Club, '56, '57, '58, '59, '60g National For- ensic League, '58, '59, Student Council, '57, '58, Girls' Sextetg Spiz, '59, '60. 59 3 -'--W-av' 'Ml ..,...i BONNIE JO MCFERRIN IRA MCMACKIN Latin Club, '58, Future Teach- C, O, E,, '60, ers. '59g Girls' Glee Club, '60, Mixed Chorus, '60. --av KATHLEEN LINDA MEANS Kathy -- Girls' Glee Club, '56, '57, '58, '59, '60g Mixed Chorus, '60, Sextet, '56, '57, '58, '59' Class Secretary-Treasurer, '59 Activity Queen Attendant, '58 Homecoming Queen Attendantl '60g Dramatics, '59s Spiz. '59- Class Sweethearts, '59. so 'SQA X, s wif , -me! w.-I' DONALD MEIER C. O. E.. '60, Seniors faulh ' 0 R? - I ,, S' DAVID MCMILLIN Mac NORMA JUNE MERRIOTT C. O. E., '60. 'Ji ' l',l ' ' nit .V , ,4 . s'?,V.L 4. , .. Fi, . KENNETH LEE MARTIN Kennie -,C KAREN EANNE MERRY J Latin Club, '58, Future Home- makers, '59g Girls' Glee Club '60g Guidance Office Assistant '60, Spiz Club, '59, '60g Ar- chives Staff, '6O. Class of '60 , 'ra- wg! f JAMES THOMAS MILLER Student Council, '56, '57, '59, Latin Club, '58, '59, '60, Na tional Honor Society, '59, '60, Football. '58, Basketball, '58, IN ,I RICHARD HENRY fd ,fi si - ' 'Z' , I JAN ET LOUISE MORRISS MONSEES Orchestra, '56, '57, '58, '59, '60, Hank -- Band, '56g Latin B Team Cheerleader, '57, '58, Club. '59, National Forensic A Team Cheerleader, '59, '60 League, '60, Basketball Man- 1 Co - Head Cheerleader, '60 lg agen '60 Latin Club, '58, '59, '60 rvice- President '58bg Future Nurses GFNE,M1N,1fU5, I Club, '58, '59, '60, Girls' Glee I-atm Club' 38' 52' Club. '60: National Honor S0- 4? CAROLYN SUE MULBERRY jANET RAE NELSON Blondie -- Girls' Cvlee Club, '56, '57, '58, '59, '60. ciety. '59: Spiz Club, '59, '60. PALMER R. NICHOLS Il Nick -- Class Vice-President, '56, Student Council, '56, '57 '58, '59 1Vice President '57J Baseball, '57, '58, '59, '60, Bas ketball, '58, '59, '60, L Club, '59, '60, b gs 7-J 7 Y NADA F. PARSLEY Mona Lisa -- Mixed Chorus, '60: Glee Club, '57, '58, '59, '60. GI '23 JO ANN PATRICK Glee Club, '56, '57, '58, '59, '60, Latin Club, '58, Future Home- makers, '60g Spiz Club, '59, '60. 'Wk ,w-4? CAROL SUE PAYNE Latin Club, '58, Spiz, '60g Fu- ture Homemakers, '59, '60, Fu- ture Teachers, '60. ANNIE RUTH PURNELL SUE RADER AUD '- I-ibfHfY ASSiSI21f1f, '59, Spiz, '59, '60, National Honor '60. Society, '59, '60g Guidance Of- 62 fice Assistant, '60, Study Hall Assistant, '59. Seniors 'f',,, ' MARLYS PERKINS GARY PUGH Marty -- Spiz, '60. C. O. E., '59, '60. CECIL RAVENSCRAFT JOYCE REAM Cecie ,-- Basketball, '58, Base- Future Nurses Club, '57, '58 ball, '59, '60g L Club, '60, In- '59, '60g Latin Club, '58, '59 tramural Basketball, '57, National Honor Society. '59 '60, Usher, '60. Class ri' i 73, -5 l S sv X jo ANN REED Spiz, '60, Library Assistant, '59, Office Assistant, '60. ,i 'ta ,dt 1 A CLYDE H. ROBINSON, JR. of '60 f O .IOSEPH MARTIN REED Speedy -- B Cross Country, '58, '59, B Track, '58, '59, In- tramural Basketball. '5 . HOWARD DEAN Intramural Basketball, '57, '58, ROBINSON Latin Club, '58, '59, '60, Na- Shorty -- Ticket Taker, '58, tional Honor Society. '59, '60, '59, '60, Bantl. '57. NJ if. LARRY MARVIN REED Basketball, '56, Band, '56, '57, '58, '59, Class Reporter, '57, Class Vice-President, '59, Stu- dent Council, '57, '58, '59, '60, I, Club, '60. 31 at I A NADINE KAY ROCHON Glee Club, '60, Future Teach- ers, '60. '2 X .H RONALD RALPH RICHARDSON .nl-ex-I 1 1' JAINIES MICHAEL RODEWALD Rodie -- Student Council, '57, Intramural Plays, '58, National Honor Society, '59 '60, Latin Club, '58, '59, '60, Archives Staff, '59, '60 fPhotographerJ, P. T. A. Citizenship Award, '59. 63 Wi' -at DONALD RAY ROSS DAVIS F. SCANTIIN Stan IIuie -- B Basketball, '58, B Football, '58, '593 Football, '60g Intramural Basketball, '60. DAVID L. SCHICK Seniors KAREN SCHLOSSER Future Nurses Club, '58, '59, '60 1Treasurer, '58, President, '59, Points Chairman, '60lg Na- tional Honor Society, '59, '60 fSecretary, '60J, Latin Club, '59 1Vice-President, '59Jg Spiz Club, '59, '60, Archives Staff, '60 1Typist, '607g Archives Queen, '60g Activity Queen At- vi '57 GORDON DALE MARY LOU SCHWENK SCHWARTZ Putt-Putt -- Glee Club, '59, '60g Future Nurses, '58, '59L Spiz, '60g Future Teachers, '60, tendant, '59, Senior Class Secre- tary, '60g B Team Cheerlead- er. '58g A Team Cheerleader, '60, Office Assistant, '60. 'WISH i CHARLES W. SHEPARD LYNN ELLEN SHIRLEY 64 Orchestra, '56, '57, '58, '59, '60L National Forensic League, '58, '59g Latin Club, '60, Spxz, '60. Class of '60 IVA LOU SHOEMAKER Ivv -- Mixed Chorus, '60 60 Glee Club, '56, '57, '58, '59, ' Spiz, '60, Guidance Office sistant, '60, Activity Queen, ' Dramatics, '58. As 60 A M. STEPHEN PAUL SHULTZ Steve -- Student Council, '57, B Football, '58, '59, Baseball Manager, '58, we 5 ,if V I A , x V , .. 'Q . gl ..,. GARY SIRON LARRY SIRON Cross Country Team, '59, '60, Student Council, 59 Intra B Cross Country Team, '58, mural Basketball, '58 59 60 L Club, '58, '60, B Track Team, '58, '59, 2 W'-fm ,. ,go- ff? KENNETH LEE SISEMORE Sise HELEN DIANE SKLAR Latin Club, '58, '59, '60, Na- tional Latin Honor Society, '57, Spiz Club, '59, '60, B Team Cheerleader, '57, '58, A Team Cheerleader, 59. '60 ICO-Head Cheerleader, '60 7, Archives Staff, '59, '60 1Advertising Manager, '60J, Archives Prin- cess, '60, Student Council, '60 lReporter, '60u, Future Nurses Cglub, '58, '59, Girls' Glee Club, ' 0. EINULEE SMITH EVERETT SNIITH Orchestra, '56, '57, Glee Club, Smitty -- Basketball 58 59 '59, '60, Mixed Chorus, '60. '60, BaS0ball. '53, '59 60 A 'Q CARL VVAYNIE SNOW DAVID SNOW C. O. li.. '60, Seniors J' A34 DAVID EUGENE SPARKS CONRAD STEPHENS Sparky -- Intramural Basket- Spud -- Student Council, '60. ball, '57, '58, '59, '60, The Night of january l6th , '60g Drama, '59, 10 PATRICIA STERLING LARRY DALE STEVENSON Pat -- Glee Club, '56, '57, '59, Mixed Chorus, '60. 66 Q i JUDITH STIVERS judy -- Girls' Sextet, '57, '59g Student Council, '56, '59g Spiz, '60, Guidance Office Assistant, '60g Girls' Glee Club, '57, '58, '59, '60. GARY STOUT Funny-Man Football, 'GOQ Intramural Basketball, '58, '59 '60. Class of '60 PATRICIA SUSAN STUDER Pat -- Glee Club. '56. '57, '58. '59. '60g Girls' Sextet. '59: Mixed Chorus. '60g Future Nur- ses, '59, 'GOL Latin Club, '55-ig Spiz. '59. '60g Dramatics. '59. GLORIA STURMFELS Sammie -- Latin Club, '60g N. F.L.. '60. ,,.a:-. s. W, A.- M u. is-.ff 'T ' A, flfbl if ' I ' 1 ' :Ill- jla: ' 15 ffl., l iz? .. 1, L JH! .. . I.: ,, qyfijyz .sie ,A flI':A?? aff ,H 5 . 4 ,q' , I .V , JERRY W. SUIILITIHI' Sub -- C. O. Ii., '59. '60. Q 10 XVANIJA ANN SVUEARNGIN WfcntIy -- Girls' Glcc Club. '56, '59. Ymllg Girls' Sextct, '59g Spiz, 'GUQ Future 'licathcrs of America. '60, '5---'J jlMNlIIi DON SNX'OPIi Boys' Glce Club, '5', '58, '59g Intramural Basketball. '58, 4591 Student Council. '5 . BILL SYLVESTIQR Also-Slow 5- Track, '5H. Foot- ball. '58, '59, 'GUQ Intramural Basketball. '56, '51 '60g Club. '59, '60. 1 . rr RICHARD W. SUTI-IISRLIN Rick 1 -f' iff 0 ' I CAROLYN JUNE THOMAS Girls' Glee Club. '5 g Intramur- al Plays. '58g Library Assistant '58, '59, '60g One Act Plays, '58 Future Teachers, '59, '60g Spiz 'NL 67 , Seniors 1A ' ,L,, fi 15: DONNA SUE THOMAS BILL THOMPSON Don -- C. O. E., '60. Ben -- C. O. E., '60. 'E J f PRINCE Z. THORNTON Goose -- Band, '57, Intra- mural Basketball, '57, '58, '59, Debate, '58, '59, Dramatics. '59, Track, 59. DONNA JEAN TRUENIAN Spiz, '59, '60, Twirlers, '58, '59 fMai0rette, '60Jg Future Nurs- es, '58, '59, '60 4Historian J, Na- tional Honor Society, '59, 'GOQ Latin Club, '58, '59, 68 MELINDA SUE TURK Spiz, '59, '60, Latin Club, '59g Girls' Glee Club, '56, '57, '59, '60, Orchestra, '56, '57, '58, '59, '60 lConcert Mistress, '60, Vice President, 'GOJQ Missouri All- State Orchestra and Chorus X, RUTH TINDELL Girls' Glee Club, '5 '59, '60. 6, '57 f '57, -58, 'SQQ --The Night 02 SANDRA LEE TWENTER U RONALD DEAN TYLAR January l6th , 50: National Orchestra, '56, '57,. '585 Spil, Track Manager, '58, '59p Intra Forensic League' '58, '59, '60 1Vice President, '60bg mural Basketball, '58, '59, Student Council, '60. Class of '60 4.4 ROBERT ALLEN VEDDER Bob -- Basketball. '58, '59, '60g Football. '59. 'GOL Track. '57, '58. '59, '60g Class Presi- dent. '58: Student Council, '5 . '581 L Club, '59. '60 lpresi- dent. '60b. 'A MARY LOU VELTEN Girls' Glcc Club, '56, 'ST ft, N554 .ily MARY ELLEN VIETS rig .Q 'pul- ffk 1 CHARLES W'ADI.ElGll Chas -- Baseball. '5 . '58. '59: Football. '58. '59. ITOQ L Club. '59. 'GOQ Student Council, '55. '58, 'GOQ Intramural Basketball. '5 . '58, -IAMES VINCENT XVALK 2 . 1 . Cow boy -- lntramural Basket- bill '54 CAROLYN W'ALKlNG'I'ON W--ff ...W A' G V7 , DALE VINCENT Band. '56. '5 . '58. '59. '60Q Ol' chesrra. 38. '59. 'GOL Boys' Glcfr Club, '59. Ywllg National Honor Society. '59. '60g lntramural Plavs. '59. JON bl, XWALLER Latin Club, '58, '59. 'Gill N3 tional Honor Society. '59. '60 Student Council. '56. '5'. '58 tPrcsidcnt. '5'bg National For cnsic League. '5H. '59. 'NPL Al' chixes Staff. '58, '59. '60 WAY! istlg Intramural Plays. '56. '5' '59g The Night of january Six tcenth . '60. 69 .viilhw al Seniors Qs v . SUSA KATHERINE WARD PETE WARREN Temper -- Orchestra, '56, '57, Intramural Basketball, '59, '60. '58, '59, '60, Girls' Glee Club, '56, '57, '60, Intramural Plays, '57, JAMES GENE WATSON jim -- Band, '56, '60: Student Council, '57, '58, Intramural Basketball. '57, '58, fr V RICHARD KENT W ERTZ B Team Football, '571 A Team Football, '58, '59, '60, Track, '58g B Team Basket- ball, '58, A Team Basketball, '59, '60g B Team Baseball, '57, A Team Baseball, '59: L Club. '59, '60 lVicc-Prcsi- dent, '60Jg Intramural Plays, W9 DONALD CRAIG WHITE CAROLE IRENE WHITFIELD Wbitey ' -- Intramural Basket- Girls' Cleo Club. 58. '59, '60. ball, '58, '60. 70 '56g Class President, '56, '57, Student Council, '60 1Vice- President, '60 5 g Valentine Sweetheart, ' 5 9 3 Intramural Basketball, '56. 5-or 171151 .J g , N gt 4 3 SANDRA ELLEN NANCY KAREN WICKLIFFE WIIITFIELD Wicks Sandf:e -- National Honor So- ciety, '59, 'GOL Spiz. 'GUQ Guid- ance Office Assistant, '60. C ass of' '60 i 'm. 1-. DAVID WILHITE CLARA XWILLIAMS XVilly -- Baseball, '57, '58, Clurabcll -- Future Nurses '59, Intramural Basketball, '57, Club, '5'g Library Assistant, '58, '59: L Club, '59, '60: Stu- '57. '59, C. O. E.. '60. dent Council, '57, '58, '59 fSeq- retary. '57 J: Class Vicc-Presi- dent. '60. Ax, 1' f CHARLFNP A WILSON W ll l.lANl WINT l-R5 Char Student Council 58 National Honor bounty 1 ir s Glee Club 5 58 f latin C lub 8 60 Spiz 59 60 Nlivced Cho rus 60 ,yt -Ai' . 1, V . . Lv' ' fs ,Z .R .- ld.- PAUL WARREN W'lLl.lAMS. JR. I' O 1' '60 SUNDRA ELLFNA W'll.LlAMS Library Assistant. '57: Future ly'l0IllCIll2llilJI'S. '56, '58, '59 .'601 Latin Club, '5Hg Office Assist- unt. '60, Future Teachers, '59, '60 tlfresidcnt. 'fmllll Spiz, '59, '6ll. 4 f JOHN WOLF JOY! I WOI Fl: lmutc 71 ,,,,,,4f I ' J , -. ff, 'N ,J 'L -Aft Y f, Air .,, , nl 7 .s' I f W, W.. V ,. , H- .... 4 ,.. HARRY LEE WOOLERY ROBERT jOE WRIGHT Bob A q6,W,- . A Aggfyv-'5 - 1? A AI' 'MV 1 ,. a , A ni M7 1 Q. ki l kflffi fn' -, ' 4 , ,Q j,,f , ' wt, y7g1E'l'a .IH ' g- .sf ' 'f' L , ,!I5,.fX Mic X K f . 4. yn.: 2 4 4 'iff-fffgizf. f ff ' X H f .L vffmud. 5.1! IL, Jill Seniors 1 44 r X, ei H Yi, U, X T- .5 NANCY ANN YESSEN Spiz, '59, '60g Girls' Glee Club. '59g Student Council, '58. JUDY YOUNG rr 'l I f 415 Q 5 NANCY YOUNG CLARENCE R. UNDERHILL C 47 A Student Council, '60g Senior jackie -- A Cross Country, i ' 4 , Queen Attendant,'6O. '58, '59, '6og B Track, '58' ff X L Club, '59, '60. V if A 72 THOMAS EDWARD HANNA Eddie Seniors Are Serious and Sill Grade cards dominate this discussion among Bob Vedder jim Carxer Nick Nichols and Cecil Rax enscralt What goes on here Jack Y Office assistants Sharon Fischer Sondra Williams and JoAnn Reed and the administrative staff in many ways Ex idently Nick N IC h o 1 s lacks confidence in Smith Cotton s roof john Wolfe finds time off from his cafeteria yob to pose for the camera Tongue between teeth Karen 'Nlerry files reports in the Guidance Office kv Conventlon Hall, facmg the beautlful Memorlal Rose Garden, provides a regal setting for Smlth Cotton s queens The rose garden has been admired, not only by Sedallans, but also by many out of town v1s1tors The Conventxon Hall each year IS the scene of varlous HCIIVIIICS, rangmg from square dances to basketball games In time of dnsaster nt can be transformed mto an emergency hospltal Beauty and utlllty are ad mlrably combmed ln this area of Llberty Park A' ,-W N.. 1 ,iwh 5 ' A i i K A . Eg . . . , . . - . I UEIQN S 0 6 ilmxr xr 9 A, 'F WIP 2' fy 6 The Archives Christmas Ball held on Fri- day evening December 4th ushered in the gala holiday season Amid yuletide decorations of twirling snow flakes and white Christmas trees shimmering with blue ornaments Miss Karen Schlosser was crowned the 1960 Archives Queen At nine o clock the queen escorted by Loy Holman and Archives Princesses Miss Carol Hyatt and Miss Diane Sklar escorted by Dean Griswold and Charles Daugherty led the color- ful grand march with solemn dignity. At the close of the grand march jon Wal- ler, a distinguished three-year member of the annual staff, placed the crown on Queen Karen's head, thus beginning Her Majesty's reign. Then with grace and beauty, the Queen and her Court presided over their happy subjects at the first formal dance of the year. Archives Ball Begins Christmas Season s s 1 ' it ' l 0 ' U' Q ' CE 3 5 1 V pta s ' '2 if ta it i in Q L a C- x ,iy. t Li Q f 'el , C Ig. X . '33 W V If + mi I ' y tg r r ty 1 l Q yjqg P 5 0 'P AYK4 g A ,,,V V,k,A.w7 g as , Y 'Y W .I Miss Karen Schlosser Archives Queen Judy Kay Gardner Linda Bunn Nancy Young At the most impressive event of the year, the Candle Service, which is traditionally held on Monday of Commencement Week, Miss Linda Bunn was crowned queen of the incoming Senior Class. Those participating in this cere- mony were the members of the graduating class and the junior Class. With the solemn dignity, the officers of the graduating class installed their newly-elected successors. Then followed the most beautiful part of the ceremony. The Senior Queen and her attendants. regal in caps and gowns, bestowed royal honor upon those who were to follow them. At this time, the radiant new Queen was presented the golden sceptre, symbol of her ex- alted office, and began her year-long reign. The investiture ceremony came to a close with the lighting of the candles held by each sen- ior and junior who had been selected for this honor. As taps echoed in the distance, the eyes of many of those who were leaving Smith-Cotton glistened with tears. Thus, on May 25, 1959, lovely Queen Linda and her charming attendants, Miss Judy Kay Gardner and Miss Nancy Young, began their royal reign over the Senior Class of 1960. Senior Queen Ascends to Royalty at Candle Service in Miss Linda Bunn Senior Queen Royal Loveliness at Activity Dance Peggy Chastam Sharon Maggard Isa Shoemaker Emxly Brown Sherry Kelly Brxsk weather and turnxng leaves slgnal the openmg of the football season and the begmnxng of the bxggest lnter class contest of the year the annual Act1v1ty Drlve At the flrst of the year each class selects an outstandmg beauty as nts candldate for the hugh honor of Act1v1ty Queen of Smlth Cotton Hlgh School Thls year after several weeks of keen and spnrlted compenuon the Semors by sellmg the greatest percentage of tlckets were tr umphant Although beautlful weather had prevalled up untll the evenlng of the blg event ram and mud made necessary a change ln the coronatlon plans Therefore the ceremony was held at the dance whnch followed the game between the Smlth Cotton Tlgers and the Sprlngfneld Central Bulldogs At thls txme lovely Mlss Iva Shoema ker was crowned Act1v1ty Queen of 1959 60 by Ronnle jones President of the Student Councll Her Magesty was escorted by Harry Fowler The Queen rengned over a court of four charm1ng attendants These were Mlss Emlly Brown of the Junnor Class escorted by Charles Case Mlss Sharon Maggard of the Sophomore Class escorted by Dale Herrlck Mlss Sherry Kelly of the Freshman Class escorted by Russell Leslne and Mlss Peggy Chastain of the Elghth Grade Class escorted by Teddy Wells As Smlth Cotton s flrst royal beauty of the year ueen Iva grac1ously preslded over the re mamder of the football dance 1 , - - , - . , - a , ' - 9 7 1 3 v 1' 9 1 , . n . 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Miss Iva Shoemaker Activity Queen Homecoming Coronation Radiates Splendor S i1l' d 0lAlq dylxyGd KthyM At one of the most elaborate and beautlful coronatlon ceremonles ever held at Jennle Jay nes stadlum lovely M1ss Judy Kay Gardner was ard Wertz co captaln of the football team Queen Judy s coronatlon cllmaxed the most excltxng tlme of the year at Smlth Cotton The nlght before the bug game the wlld and rowdy snake dance and bonflre had aroused school Splflf to fever pltch On the afternoon of Home coming day the colorful Homecomlng Parade had been held It was led by the hlgh stepplng Smlth Cotton band precedlng the radlant ueen and her attendants On Homecomxng nlght before a capac1ty crowd of students fans and old grads Queen Judy was escorted across the fneld by co captaln Charles Wadlelgh as the Spxz Club knelt 1n homage The Queens attendants were Mlss Kathy Means escorted by Harry Fower and Mlss Carole Almqu1st escorted by Jack Kenny After ascendlng her royal throne Queen Judy proudly relgned over the remalnder of the game and the tradltlonal dance that concluded the Homecommg fCSI1VlI1CS ,' -vs ,Y ll l Car m uist Ju 'a' ar ner a ' eans , . . , . . . ' s 9 s , . - . crowned Homecomlng Queen of 1959 by Rich- - - - ' 7 , - I Y ' ' 1 1 1 , 1 , , '. , . 1 - I 1 - . , , . . Miss Judy Kay Gardner Homecoming Queen I The statue on the Court House Lawn reminds Smlth Cotton athletes as xt does all Sedalxans of the many young men of Sedalna who have glven the1r last ounce of courage ln defense of then' homeland The athletes rea11ze that some day they too may be called to make the same sacr1f1ce 7 9 7 7 3 9 . il N f vi z W vf x I0 IW LIQTICS . ' V1 V' U ' df ' 1 Q x ul-an fr Football Squad ,PF 9 S' W-PWTP9 14PEF6'23AeS te gg.-up 43-fr TOP ROW ileft to right! Lockett Stners Whitehead Morgan Gray Holdren Wnggms Anderson Campbell Smethers Dow Yount Hovsard SECOND ROW Coach Edmundson Coach Glavm Edwards Wnlson Van Dyne Furnell Sxlwester Wertz Kenney Fncke Hernck Coach Dow THIRD ROW Fowler Franklin Holdeman Stout Wadlelgh Schwartz Vedder Hausam Scantlm Gray Barnes Benner BOTTOM ROW Manager Crawford Mor ns Guffm Trueman Ellns Ray Smith Thomas Zey Patterson Dunham Manager Morgan Football Schedule SMITH COTTON TIGERS Place Here Date Sept 1 We Opponents Marshall They Sept Sept 2 Oct Oct Oct I Oct Oct Nov 6 Nov 13 Sprtngfneld Hlllcrest Springfield Central MEXICO Hannlbal Columbla jefferson Cnty Fulton Rolla HlgglDSVlllC There Here There Here Here There Here There There 4' Conference games Football Lettermen . c TT T 2- RICHARD WERTZ, SENIOR CO-CAPTAINS JOHN HAUSAM, SENIOR 5'9 , l60 lbs., Halfback 6'. 190 lbs., Tackle All Conference Team All Conference Second Team Honorable Mention All-District Team First Letter Third Letter x CHARLES CASE, jUNIOR 6', 150 lbs., End All Conference Honorable Mention Second Letter GARY HOLDEMAN, SENIOR BILL SYLVESTER, SENIOR 5' 9 , 160 lbs., Fullback S'll . IGS lbs.. Tackle All Conference Honorable Bfentjon All Conference Honorable Mention Second Letter Second Letter 87 'iz 'lg tgfqx et. 14 .ff 'KV' S5 Can you fmd the penalty? JACK BENNER, SENIOR 5'9 , 130 lbs, Quarterback Flrst Letter lata:-Jil HARRY FOWLER SENIOR 59 160 lbs Guard Second Letter BOB VEDDER SENIOR 65 170 lbs nd Second Letter ..l GARY STOUT SENIOR 5 11 165 lbs Halfback Fnrst Letter CHARLES WADLEIGH SENIOR 511 170 lbs Guard Second Letter KENNETH BARNES SENIOR 511 185 lbs Tackle Fxrst Letter ' , P . Is this a tumble for the Wertz? 89 - 4-lin. , ' yi . F. 7,1 Ilia. ' ' '- Hi TOM GRAY SENIOR 511 190 lbs. Tackle First Letter 1. . 1 --, , :v ii 5 .w ,, tx Q 4 gi wfffm '?,, f1.-f,g,,tg1g-. MAC FRANKLIN SENIOR 510 140 lbs. Tackle First Letter -ltF,, CLELL FURNELI. SENIOR DAVE SCANTLIN SENIOR 59 160 lbs Halfback 6 165 lbs Center Thnrd Letter Fnrst Letter Wheres the hole? . I ,f ,N f f be 1 ill- ' ' .-...-L.. f .MJ I ,K n 4 ' ,Q if .js Nu if x, A . X 1 hw-. 'X' ,A m 1 as W, NX iq xv' ' ff tl I f-1,8 X , var x Khin Qu , ir. r' 4 ' -. v 'M 4 V I 3 f ' ' ,Q ' I JF, 1,5-. mt, .- P. 2 ' -. 1 1 I rv , l Ib , ' 7 9 9 Ill 7 - t x n t v gf 4 1 O 1 1 7 Y , U , 9 '9 .1 '9 , WHERE PLAYED OPPONENT THEY Basketball Squad Has Busy Season THE VARSITY BASKETBALL SQUAD BACR ROW Nichols Lnely Wiggins Wiseman Vedder Bryan Smith Gordon FRONT ROW Manager Monsees Case Dow Morgan Werrz Walker Benner Manager Mor gan DATE Dec 1 12 Dec Dec Dec an an an an an an an Fe Fe. Fe. Fe. Fe. Fe. Fe. Mar. 1 19 23 7 Now heres our strategy fellows says Coach Glaun I959 Basketball Schedule Tipton Tourney Here Here Here Here There There Here Here Fulton Tourney There Clinton Tourney There There There Here Here There Raytown Regionals Ashland Smirhron New Bloomfield Marshall Mexico Fulton Jefferson City Hannibal Mexico Columbia Hannibal Fulton MSD Troy Rolla Holden Lee Summit Lexmgton Fulton Columbia jefferson City Clinton Rolla Marshall BOB VILDDPR Senior ln duglopmg, his pax off posltlon as tcntnr Hoh 46' J has madf. good mms storing., plaxs ducloped YNlIl l hrs tuxrnnmdtts an hxrd prdttlu. su sions Ihoug.,h not prmtlpdllx thu. tv. im shootgr lioh has hui somt high storing. nights Ht. turned IH hns but ptrformxmc against Ashl md uhcn he tlllltd 73 points C0-Captains Spark Team Spirit Rl! HARD XX FRT7 Senior Ruth ru S J turned tht Ahllltx ln his rugged QOITIPLIIIINL splrlt to good use this war Vtlth tht skull of 1 horn athletn. Ruth h s hun 1 ltu mm H1 the. suttuss of Sf s court flu this s .1 son bpttdx tuuriu his rnallx utrntd Ruth tht honor hls tcim mitts hut ns irdnd hum nn Lluunp., hlm toclptfun llls lioh suuns irnhound for S4 'NK KX Nl! llOlS Snmor du 3 huuug 1 nt l our t LllK'Ll NIl1lS xr. lr through sltnll md LX utlorml Quran trol 1 dxsttmu. lhgrf. s no ou t of N14 x s proxc xlxlua to tht ILAH1 llxs nxtrxy. storgs hue. run xhout 'll pomts per time xxxth hrs highest night hung., Against Xlirshdll xxhtn ht natttd 76 points Nltlts final honor was IH hung sa lured tht .xlltonlerenu tcam , p , ', ,, Q 4-- ' NA I , ,, I a I '- 4 ' . ., ' 't rr - 1 ,K 2 -' K . Y 'I F' In I . V. y R . ' 1 .V h 'f' . -' 2 . .'-Q '- . 'V I 1 . 'R IQ... in at ,.2 .I k . --. K, ' . Q.-, - A- , , . at 1 'al-' ' ' ' L, , , , Q-, 'a 1' a z 'z ' ' ' '-1 ' . . . . t , . , , . , . - , -, , , - - , hust scoring night was I3 ngaunst jcffcrson Cnty. 4 2 'pf ,.' t R 1 , , z -' ' . ,K ,J l I Ni Y 1 ll J -Q -1 'o op N . ' V -2 1 3 -A-, LCI l ' nt z I 11 1 ' ', H - 9 d h .' lyl 'd l , .. - I .211 ' . V U i . Q - . ,1 .Q , ,. ,A 4 . ., A .' A, I V ll. A 2 . 1 . 4 . - I I IIM MORGAN junior Inn KD ll J is one of our promising gressne style has proxetl inxaluahle Axeraging 70 points per game his alertness and hall handling are good examples for our younger players SC fans and his teammates depend 1 great de xl on Iim md his eontm ued good playing will mean much to Smith iottons team next season JACK BENNER - Senior jack 45'l0 l. playing a good steady floor game as always frustrated the opposition with snappy defensive work. ln applying his speed to the game. he has turned in valuable points. His best scoring night netted I0 points against Missouri School for the Deaf. EVERETT SMITH Senior Smitty 162 J has responded well to training this season Combined with his height his speed and ball handling gave the team significant depth this year In demonstrating his ability to hit that hoop he prom :ses to be a good prospect for next Mike Wiseman scores with a jump shot. Basketball Lettermefn Provide Thrills W g f 'f -yearlhis calm, yet-:agi l'ear's team. ALVIN GORDON junior N1lPsIfWlSPMAN Junwr Cage Lettermen Aim for Hoop -4. Riehard Wertz leaps high for two GARY BRYAN - Senior Garv f6'Z l played his first vear of high sehool basketball this season The results of hard work gate him a berth on the xarsitx squad Making good use of his height he often add ed a spark to the game with good re boundxng and fine shooting, Against Lee Summitt Gary had his best night under the basket scoring. I4 Alun 15 ll J is an extremelx prom renee he shoulel gain that mueh need ed tonfideme of the seasoneel plaxer md reallx proude bmith I otton with some dazzling., performanees Als tre i ball handling., vull be te pla1.,ue of mam an opponent next xear A New on the 3.9 m floor at Smith Cot set this season Alternating., on the eenter position he was hard to beat when hauling, in rebounds was his ioh Seoring, wasnt a real problem either His hest nig.,ht was against Lexing.,ton when he tallied I7 points Next sears fans will see this box often I . , . . . ' . 1 . 5 . ,A I . 4 , V I . 1 .Y ' I Y .V 5 I h .7 A. ' . ' t ' I 1 - ' .' -' - . . . - v. 4 ,- - 5 ' . Q . ising player. After this year's uxper- ton, Mike t6'I l was a xaluahlc as- '. v. . ,V ' . - l. , . ' , .fp I - f ' r 2 ., - 1 '. I r . I ' 1 ' . K- W - l I' . ' h KA D . I , E . I -I . I I A pk.. , , ' , .' . h .A - 'K . ' . - p - ' 1 . . . v , ' , V . . I '. B ' ' J R WALKER junior j R 16 J came with a rising tide of g.,ood talent this year and his performances were no exception to preseason indications Though slowed down at the start with a sprained ankle this yunior will be a useful member of next seasons basketball fue CHARLIE CASE - junior In basketball Charlie six feet tall is ideal material. His athletic prowess has been well applied to this sport. Scoring ll points against Mexico and I0 against Fulton he marked himself as a very probable stand out player on next year's team as well as a reliable competitor this year. Tim Morgan makes it hard for an opponent to score ART WIGGINS - Sophomore Art K62 J though playing behind two other centers demonstrated his ability to haul in rebounds and to score when op- portunity knocks. The shining point in his favor is two remaining years of eligibility. Team Effort Rallies Lettermen T ese Are otions of Success Sophrnnorc Squid prcpxrcs for the future Nlnkg nhsplaxs the XIIUL of good faknng hound Lrx mm m I LH un xy ul 0 su saw m lruhmm Nlllldd PM 1.001 Nliwfl ff f . Q 'z ' . , ' ' 4' 5 ' 1 ' ' if'. -X 4 Q if U V, L... A ffuoruhle rip sometimes makes the difference. Nicky whmw the fight 30u'xc got to haw to get re S. M M, A f n A ' - f WA- U 'a d h- 4 f -g I HC 'I TY . 5- a ' V I 1 'i 4 Track Promotes lndwldual Competltlon 5 ae' HEPJENQ M71 Y Varsity Squad BACK ROW fleft to rnghtb Coach Kennon Chappell Holdren jones Vedder Hausam Wxggms Case Lynn Coach Arnall FRONT ROW Manager Blaylock Gxlpm Daugherty Benner Holdeman Taylor Franklm Furnell Herrxck Manager Houk fee 9 Q 5:1-NAP kj A 4 X NNNm..4 B Team BACK ROW Coach Kennon Knapp Greer A Mxller McCowan Coach Arnall FRONT ROW Manager Schmxdle Keel Durnell R Mlller Dentzman Horner Sprmg I959 Eliii . Frosh Squad BACK ROW Coach Kennon Wxlson Paully Krexsel Kenny Campbell Anderson Richards Thornton Merry Coach Arnall FRONT ROW Manager Schmxdle Walker Schnelder Van Dyne Wahrenbrock Donath Guffm jones Morrns A p P I x au' is 9 ' r , W 9 -f .9 Q 4 :ary - Ye - 'r' -f . if -K f' - A ' 'lr L 1 V W so f X 3 xl Q Q ff 1 + 1 l CL ' t A ' gl V 9 Qs vis, rn- f g N ' s Q M r f ,f ,C -is - X ' A rg: A 7 Q f Y '- li l xx , ' A f , x ,Q ,. .-- F 'Q V I l, hx wx W 'L - A ee af I P :H , U c I ' 'Q I Q 3 J 5 . s, ' '- 5' X I 1 s ll l , XO A I 3 a . sl 9 1 , -1, 1 li 9 J , 7 , U., ,! .I 1 Four Seniors Partlclpate In Special Events Il' JACK BENNER Semor 5 9 148 bs 220 yd Dash ., WW' -of 'NBP' JZ.'e-A zap A3-ivfffm 158.2 RONNIE ONES Senxor 2 200 l Shot Put CLELL FURNELL Senior 5 9 150 bs Low Hurdles GARY HOLDEMAN, Semor 5' 10 , 160 lbs Pole Vault Smith Cotton Distance en Return E m N -tr' Bob Vedder jim Hausam Charles Case and Doug Gnlpm are members of the mtle relay team The rhy thm and co ordmatnon of these four make thenr exent a fascmatmg one to watch S C fans are pre dtctmg these four boys wtll make a wmnmg com bmatton 100 I jack Benner Bob Vedder Charles Case Clell rur- Terry Lynn and Clxfford Chappell are two half nell are members of the 880 yd. relay team. Each milers. Their parttclpatxon In thts event wxll we has been an outstanding track athlete in past hope be the cause of mary cheers from SC fans years. Were expecting excellent performances from them this year. JEN BACK ROW Coach Arnall Lynn G Slron Caryer lxrexsel PKOINT ROW Walker Schnexder Taylor Underhill Merry Clarence Underhill Larry' Sch neider Cross Countr ls Une Of Our Fall Sports l 1 C A ' ' 1 .V l f I Al l 1 1 f , I 102 The Baseball Squad Lme Up for H' WW Q 'l Mi awww' lmggw :rw If 'wh- KJ HYH QT T J r Q ,MQW J., kffll-Sw BACK ROW Cleft to rxghtb Walker Nnchols Ravenscraft Horner Bryan Morgan SECOND ROW Gxbbs Frxcke Wadlelgh Buckholtz Dow Zey Decker FRONT ROW Robb Dunham, Wertz Ray Stansberry Green B' The formndable battery as ready to go' Pracucmg for rhubarbs boys? ' '60 3 ,QA XM' ILE! .R ga lllt Q 5 . fl -1 F' fl f: f J K I fee .. ' 3 I' Q? l 'l xii . F S 'S W 2' xr f 4 , ml 0'n x K . - . .S X . 1' as K I r K 2 n, ' ,A , I , 3' f a -Q , W A A 1 ' I 'gy -S l fp ' R' s , ' 3 lf X . 4 w -. J Y X' 4 QJV5 ' 4' f' 1 as or ' 'o ' . , az ' 1519 ' lx - f Q X 3 x A lk, y J A ? AJ, 34 - ' fl ' - 1 1 4 an , 3 ' M' l ' ' My L Q ..,.' iq-Wi 5l55Sf?7 if 1, 'Y . M 'E ix . D - Will' W H . ' I - , A , . A ,f Q -'l Spring Brings Summer Sports to Smith-Cotton jamxe Anderson and Loy Holman sur vey thenr approach to the green Bull Herss cons ders hrs future tennxs matches l 103 Wh. L 45055 Y xl +2 H 104 in E Over the years Sedalla and the surroundmg area have developed a responsxble government, devoted to the needs of the CIIIZCDS. Thxs group of yunlors and sophomores IS v1s1t1ng the scene of Pettls County ad mlmstratlon, the County Court House. HOUS1Ug the admlnnstratlve, leglslatlve, and 1ud1c1al departments, the Court House IS the center of county governmental affalrs. The repllca of the Statue of Llberty stands proudly on the lawn. JUNIORS SOPHONORPS 71: . us-an 3 lb 106 CHARLES CASE Judy Inglxsh Emnly Brown Tom Leshe Charles Case Mnss Swearmgen Mrs McKee Junior Cass Ufficers CHARLES CASE ......... President TOM LESLIE ........ Vice-President EMILY BROWN ..... Secretary-Treasurer jUDY INGLISH r....,... Reporter MISS MILA SXVEARINGEN ...., Sponsors MRS. LOUISE MCKEE Barbara Abney Janette Ady Sally Allen Peggy Alexander Carole Almquist Dale Alsip Donna Anderson jamie Anderson jim Anderson Kay Anderson Deann Anthony jan Arbogast Barbara Arnold Sharon Ash Charlotte Baker Ruth Baldwin Mary L. Barnes Robert Barnes Sharon Bartlett Ronald Bohlken Margaret Bohon Mary Lee Brewer Otis Brock Emily Brown Ruby Bruehl William Bryan Diane Burr Sheryle Campbell Edna Carter Charles Case jackie Case lris Cason Larry Chastain Leonard Chilcoat Michealyn Chitty Kenneth Coleman Juniors ,fb Lf I nr s'x47V,X ,N 4' -W L 4 7 fr V-Q. 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Linda Cook Paul Copas Gay Corson Peggy Craig Zelpha Craig Donald Crawford Sandra Crow Jerry Crutcher Janice Curran Kim Dabner Thelma Daniel Charles Daugherty Ronald Davidson Bill Dennis Jody DesCombes Eugene Dickey Raymond Dickey Herbert Dillon john Dirck Harry Ditzfeld Norma Ditzfeld Sharon Ditzfeld Lee Dow John Dunham Betty Sue Edde David Edwards Steve Eiserr Barry Ellis Gary Ellis Delores Ellison Patty Estes Kay Evans Marscha Evans Mary Eye John Earlow Robert Ferguson Faye Finch Rae Flauaus Wilson Foster Judy Franklin Spencer Fricke Evelyn Furnell David Gamber Jim Gardner Gary Garrison Judy Gatewood Thelma Glazebrook Betty Goodpasture Alvin Gordon Johnny Gottschamer Jim Gray Charles Griggs Ted Griggs Delores Gwinn Dave Haddock Judith Hall Linda Hall Patricia Hall Margaret Hamby Janet Hamilton Sandra Hammond Carol Hampton Kathy Hanna Patricia Harms Sandra Harman Jim Hausam if 4 N f 1' I n' . 'V 'JXJLJ ' X 11' If 'LJ Juniors ,CZ- A 'Q 'T , ,0- uf' '95 ,ui Q f I .f w-A Q5- ,J- 'Q s. 11-. 'Yf l I J df 3 I7 10' 105 X f x 10 4? I Ann Hayden Danny Hayes Arlene Hendricks Mary K. Herrick Karen Herrmann Lorine Heuerman ' 7 ,sg X-9 X , ry 9 'T 40- fm ,Q- -A ,-4. vs V K 1 is 1 Q I :V OU, fr. U . ' I Il M 1 'D '15 VKxff, 1' 'T 4 . ,Q Q I -'ff' 110 K-v -Av A X I f 141 . svl5 ffi fo f '71 0 X l M X. I If 'T 1 fl. . 3. Juniors , gif ' 'L' ef A . , '44 .f L if I Patty Heuerman James Hicks Carol Hillman Charles Hoffman Way'mon Hofheins Larry Holdren Kenneth Holman Jerry Hopkins Dick Horner Lanny Houk Bob Howard Arthur Huff Charla Hurn judy Inglish Shirley jackson Riesley jones Norma Jean Kaiser David Kammerich Kathleen Karigan Dan Kelley Jack Kenney Tom Kerr Judy Kinder Tressia Knapp Linda Kreisel Anna Kreisler Linda Landes Margaret Lang Charles Lee Thomas Leslie Bob Lewis Lloyd Lewis Tommy Lilly Dennis Lively jeff Lockert john Lofton Donna Long Gary McBain Helen McCoy Doris McDonald Judy McMillian Karen McMullen Helen Madden Darrell Manns Betty Martin David Martin Bill Meredith Marilyn Michael Richard Middleton Ranatta Miesner Jim Minger Joyce Monsees Elaine Moon Sandra Moon Diane Moore Tim Morgan Tom Morgan Clayton Morris Emory Morris Ronald Mulberry Judy Murray Mike Napier Donna Nave Gordon Neal Charles Nichols Marilyn Null Linda Ohlrich Sara Oswald Norma Pace John Pahlow Jerry Palmer Beverly Pangburn Juniors ,Q 1 f J A J, 3' . 'ff ' v 'y ' -7 Q ' 1 I, , A ,rl - - ' 3 1 , r if fe, ,G ,W 3 A yi, up X f i r if 1 .3 ff M i Q WA- J J 1 1 , ll t 4 .25 40' lar ZA' ff 72 or f mf. fl f ii 11' X-4 X fi L '23 ,.' X , I i. as f 7? A.,- ro I, 1-- Y Hi Iv 1? 112 5 wif' far' ' ai! lip -1 N? ' - J '71, 1, L h All ,GJ 4' fo ' . 1' -1 , Og 19 Juniors :ff Sherry Parker Sharon Patten Gary Paul Calva Paxton Peggy Paxson Ruby Paxton Jacqueline Peace Roy Peakes Larry Perkins Ted Perkins Sandra Peterman Ted Phillips Sue Pierce Algera Potter Barbara Pressley Jim Rank Janice Ratje Gene Rayl Arlen Reisdorph David Renno Virgil Reynolds Anita Rhoads John Richards Don Richardson Ronald Ridgeway Judy Robb Jackie Roberts Margaret Rogers Gloria Rouchka Kirtley Salmons Carolyn Sarterwhite Judy Schlobohm Alan Schlosser Rick Schmidle Marion Schmidt Vlayne Schupbach SuNell Schwartz Clyde Schwermer Doris Scott Mary Self Mark Shelby Sharon Shepard Alice Shoemaker Doug Shoemaker James Sickler Leon Smethers Lynda Smethers David Smith Linda Smith Bob Snow Richard Spears Laura Spry Danny Stean Cheryl Stephens Dianne Stephenson LeRoy Stevenson Judy Stoner Judy Strain Judy Sumners Sara Sutton Nancy Swearngin Gloria Taylor Kit Taylor Faye Thomas Gayle Thompson Joe Trevathan Larry Trueman Carol Ann Turner Ann Uhr Laverne Vansel John Walker Estil Weir ,fs- ,1- ,- 14 5- 1 9 xx Juniors 'Q 1 A A 5' sy tif Q I f -at Q.. 2' ,V ,f ,, il I ln 4. S, 1 4 if IP' -1 'Y -v .3 T, 7 - X 01 -9 ,i f-vu -. 3 4? B ,ff ' -:U A if F ar i. Q ff fi, ' '9 ' .E Q, l ' f r f , 7 , V , 1' l - .Ani ,ala x,, 5.7 -'Q' 17 ' 1'-, ,.,,, 4 1 fi 'S Am. Logs., J u n iors Bruce Wells Dick Wells judy Weseloh jimmy Wheeler Ann Whitaker Mary Whitehead Ronald Whitehead Andy Williams Kay Williams jerry Wilson Sharon Wingfield john Wise Michael Wiseman Dwain Wiser Richard Wissman Sam Witt Gerald Wolf Sue Wollet Bill Woolery Mary Yost Beverly Young Stanley Yount Barbara Zalin Buster Zey Mike Wiseman tries his luck Sara Oswald proves that jun- Did the junior President get with a football instead of a iors do study. this ice cream free? basketball. 116 if mf DALE HERRICK Sophomore Class Ufflcers DALE HPRRK lx Presndenr DON HAUSAM N me Presndenr SHARON MAC GARD Scnrcran Treasurer CHARLES PA Fl ERSON Reporter MRS ELIZABETH YURASICH Sponsor Charles Patterson Dale Herrmk Sharon Maggard Don Hausam Mrs Yurasnch S John Adkms I.eeRoy Aldrxch Dolly Alexander Vxrgnma Alford Pat Allxson Charles Anderson Larry Anthes Judy Appleman Kay Arqultt Larry Arust Larry Ashbrook Patrxcla Banty Benme Barber Brenda Bell Donna Bellamy Trudy Belsha janet Benskm LaDonna Blakesle Ronald Blaue Larry Bock Suvonna Bohlang ,ov 1' vw- . J. -er Xl I' I .5 v fx if Steve Bottcher Steven Bowers Bnll Brennan Spencer Brldges Larry Brooks Sara Brougher jerry Brown jim Brown Pat Brown Norma Bruders john Buchholtz Eddxe Burlmgame Kay Burlmgame Bill Bus Mlke Hollis Byrd Stella Caldwell Claxborn Campbell Iulne Cannon Davnd Carleton Freddxe Carroll Larry Chestnut Don Clark Bonme Sue Cole Carl Collms jimmy Collms Phyllis Collms JoAnn Copas Judy Copas 117 1 9 Q43 joe Feagans Ronald Finch Jimmy Fisher Merrie Ford Lura Fowler james Franklin Sophomore Robin Lee Gardner V A, V f ' George Geotz Jim Gibson Edna Gilmore Doris Givens Mike Green Sandra Green Janet Griessen Larry Guffin Keith Hall Sharon Hall Wynne Hall Trudy Harlan Robert Harrell Don Hausam Dale Herrick Bryan Herron Ronnie Hickam .lv Barry Cox Donna Cox Carolyn Craig Ly nne Craig Tommy Crain james Cramer Barbara Cretcher Kay Cummins Donald Davidson Lourene Davis Mitchell Davis john Dejarnette Patricia Dey Barbara Dxot Karen Dmon Patsy Duly John W Dumsday Joyce Ellis Buddy Esser Dianna Fsans Dorothy Farlow Q , 4 L41 1 ' ff AM: 5 n ' . qv fi . H - 1557. ,f Q ,- - , a,- , , ,,, M. vu. af 1 ,Q- ,, , Q si , , V we x I n 1 ,rw n l . a J W Sandra Hicks , 13 Z' S 'av Larry Hill ' F g.,4 Linda Hill jim Hockaday 118 9 ar B 1 J I 4 J M? I, x 7 1 fm' f ,,r , . 5 iff ,g yg'!'t., Spencer Hodges Brenda Holdeman Sue Holdeman Ray Hopkins Danny Horner Larry Howard Brenda Hughes Sam jackson Yvonne jackson Vicki Jaeger Myra Jenkms LeRoy johnson Sharon johnson jane jolly David Keele Sharon Keele Bonme Kelly Vnrgnma Kmdle Loxs Kxrb Bobby Kxrschner Ralph Krexsel ii s f K' 1 L r X I A , 0 '7 'A , -3 4 V 1 i f A l 7' I N-1 K V 'L 0 . phomores '-1 ,J 1' X klu jamce Landon Danny Lane Judy Lane Sandura Lane Fred Lange Mxke Larson Carol Lawson Donald Lees jack Leet Glenda Lewis Marnlyn Lowe Berry Luper Morris Lyles Prnscnlla McCoy Lharles McCune Sharon McFarland j W McFatr1ch Daud McKmney Sandra Mabry Sharon Maggard Nancy Mayor Shnrley Marrxott Fred Merry Robert Mewes Sharon Middleton joane Miller Victor Mmms Tom Mitchell Q fw 4 A I X 2 , - f., f' u 1 M.. .A .sw f, B x MAP! . I -r ,Fm Vt t ' 1 V vi ,V . . y ' M ' ,dir .U H , ,KI if il. o are 5 W- fm- So A L: A f -7 lt r ,fir J I' H' I 'Af fl' . A f 'W '71 Rfk ' 5' . I xo 'L , xl I ' Lf- , 2 f - A ' I J , 4, ' . 3 ' lb - 5 'D F D V. I -Av 0 v f n .l 4 - V be '. L 2 -. A H , I Q, f . 3 3 of . 1. . , r A, V ' Q ,, .,.'. 1 ig., W lf , lf , 4 I ' H9 jerry Ray Linda Ream Sandra Ream Linda Reed Mildred Reed Leroy Roark Charles Robb Sharon Kay Robb Karen Rohrbach Ruth Rosenhan Charles Ross Judy Rothganger Faye Rozier Bill Rucker Karen Samuels Bill Savage Sandra Schenk Kenneth Schick Larry Schneider Lonnie Schott Val Schrader Buddy Scott judy A. Scott jim Seelen Floyd Self Sharon Shaw Sandy Sheridan Edmond Shipley 120 C Cl O 6517! ff 1 B ophomores -,. ' 1 nt A 0 ye, S J' A gl s LQ Carl Mittlehauser Harold Wayne Moore Mary Donna Moore Marva Mustam Sidney Newton Susan Noel Ethel North Kathryn Oehrke Agnes Offenburger Larry Parker Linda Pasley Charles Patterson Betty Sue Perkins Sharon Piers Jerry Pottorf jim Powers Elizabeth Poynter Ronald Prall Alfred Pummill jill Ragland Connie Rank Ha.. , . if H, a s 's it 2 Y X 'Iv A ,V R, Q Martha Sievers Mimi Silverman Kenneth Simon Lloyd Simons Toni Siragusa Carole Smith Charles Smith Jerry Smith Margie Smith Karen Sparks Darlene Spears William Wesley Sprinkle Mike Stansbury Karen Steele Laura Steele james Stivers jennifer Sullivan jerry Sullivan Al Sutherlin Larry Swope Larry Templeton 2 ff f 5 rl' i l 'Y . - fs 0. I D J A f I ki-VN , Q if ru .JNJ H -ar fl? Sophomores lil' ,AA Bennie Thomas Jerry Thomas Virginia Tmclell Frank Thornton Dick VanDyne Tania Vinson Alice Lee Vogel Gary Wahrenbrock Hugh Walker Rita Warren Ronald Wasson Betty Weise jarold Welch Sharon Wheeler Joe White Judy Whitfield Arthur Wiggins Carole Williams Judy Williams Sandra Wmebrenner june Wolff Ray mond Woolery Willard Woolery Verlm Yonce jim Young Mary Ann Zxmmerschled Linda Bam 121 122 I 1' v These Smlth Cotton students are representative of the many Smlth Cotton young people who, wlth thelr famnlxes and school organlzanons, enjoy Llberty Park One of the most apprecnated developments nn Sedal1a has been the expanslon of the park system Through the years Sedallans have had reason to feel prlde and pleasure as they vxewed then' numerous recreatlon areas H ' ' Elf l, -rgagfxzvt ' '! .J ,., , 1, Q- 1 I., Any, . th., 1 - .f I I ' if . , ., ,Q 'Q '46 Q' ffl . A , 1 fm 2 .Z 1 'f R . I V ' V Q . 'aww ,f 'D g, dh , .fi 1 x - f gg ' f X .I a .5 li .l krk' k L .N ry 1gI,'x K 1 U UHR ' Y URCANIZMIUNS 124 Archives Staff embers O O O O 6 O Co edntors Stan Jones and Carol Hyatt show asso uate edxtor Peggy Alexander how to compose a page with prctures and paste Gunhan Danxsman the staff s A F S member becomes more confused wxth each staff meetrng Jon Waller artxst and three year staff member metxculously apphes the final stroke to another sketch for the Archn es if The advertnsxng sectxon evolves from the collaboratnon and hard work of assrstant advertrsmg managers Doug Shoemaker and Bull Hexss and adxertrsxng manager Dxane Sklar Assnstant artnst Ann Uhr takes time off from her Ar chnes work to decorate for Christmas . , I . . - Q Mi . ' , , 5 W X W :PNK ,Mfg . . . ,h j Prepare l96O Archives V Special editors Mike Hanigan Charla Hurtt Karen Merry and Eddie Arquitt search through the picture files on the track of photos for their sections Business manager Trudy Damm and her assistant Wayne Schupbach review their calculations of the budget for the Archnes Typists Karen Schlosser and Betty Heuerman pre- pare copy in readable form for the annual. Photographers Carole Almquist, jim Rodewald and Barry Ellis sort through the multitude of photos which they have taken during the year. 125 .e-4'- .. i 'L f ' JH fE M1 5 3 'F 'ix ffifg V ...e'F M- mf x , Maw Student Councnl Represents Entlre Student Body Sl-XIID but lurk Bxrlurm Iruslu Irudx Damm funnn. Rank Bury but hddc Lmda Ream STANDING Harry UIAIIU Nnxmn Nlq.g.ard ludx Ann C xrdner Nlcrnc Ford Xian Inu Barnes Quxonnx Bohlnnf. bandx Twentfrr 5'-'NNDINC linkin Putt Cm Corson Nldrk bhtlhx larrx Snmn fonmt Srutns bmnlq Xoum Imxlw Brnvn 127 A I V k ikum. j '. ,. , ' 1 A' 'Z - Fowler. Gunhun Danisman. Dale Herrick. Gary Cook, Larry fhhbrook. Mike Napier. Loy Holman, john Dunham. .1 1 1. a .z : .h I la .. - ' A .. n' . ' J.- a -- ,' ' - f .v fy:-z ' -A '. T, 2 'E ' 1. .' 4 I . . r' ' .1 , '- Junior High Student Council Uffice-rs STANDING: Bill Taylor Reporter 4First semesterl Sherry Kelley Reporter 4Second semester? Bill Hopkins President Vivian Rowles Vice-President Russ Leslie Sergeant-at-Arms CFirst semester! Patty Sewell Parliamenturian SEATED: Rex Horner Secretary-Treasurer Don Wilhite Sergeant-at-Arms iSecond semesterb 128 if Junior Student Council President BILL HOPKINS Student Council Participates ln School Government SPAIPD lxdnn Rnsslcr Sharon Dunk Chcrxl Palmtr Ii dn Thomas udx lxruscl Martha Humsozh Carol lxuuk SIANDINC, Dnnd Durlex Leon Hall lxenm Sghnlh ohn Ldmx jxmmx johrnon Bobhx Wheeler ltffSxw1r1n5,tn Runnin 'Nlustann Sl -K l l ll Nhxrlu I urntr Dum 1 Drcnnon Lum lduxnh janet Landis lout Scclcn 'Nanu Pums lLg,g.,x fhasmm bl ANDINC llurtt lurx Smith lilll xl1dXK Allan xllllLI' Xlxlu. NlLLf.od liohhx 'Nagcl l '5ltF.1rl.md 129 t t Qfvfizliill Q ' gt. f -. 'g.'ff-.ml Cheers Are Led b A lv o ' 'A 4' A . g. L Ka ' zips .. . Varsity Cheerleaders Kreelingz Diane Sklar and janet Morriss fco-head cheerleaclersl. Standing: Donna Anderson, Karen Schlosser, Carole A mquist. . f S s f' .5 A . 0' .155 H , Nj, K 1 5, K MQ 1 Ag .11 uf? ,A ' s?x my 7 J f -on me ff A l i ' 73 'ff152?-ff- - Bef 4 ' 4 B Team Cheerleaders Kneeling: Linda Reed, Sherry Kelley, Kathy Peabody, Sharon Maggard. Standing: 130 jennifer Sullivan, Linda Ream. nik 5, S 0 0 Spiz Screams for Scores J ll If 0 'uf 'iff '-ff' vi Senior Splz BOTTOM ROW: Judy K. Gardner 1ReporterJ, Anita Kelley fParliamentarianJ, Judy Ann Gardner 4PresidentJ, Karen Schlos- ser, Janet Morriss, Diane Sklar, Linda Bunn 1Secretary-Treasurerl, Sandi Twenter lVice-Presidentj. SECOND ROXV: JoAnn Pat rick, Carol Hyatt, Charlene Wilson, Sharon Green, Wanda Swearngin, Virginia Hilton, Teri Bock, Lynn Shirley. Marty Perkins, Iris Cannon. Betty Heuerman. THIRD ROW: Nancy Yessen, Carolyn Thomas, Patty Huffman. Sondra Wfilliams, Nancy Bottcher, Carol Payne, Mary Jones, Charlene Allison, Karen Merry, Erma Calder, Kay Jacobi. FOURTH ROW: Carol Duff, Sandra Whit- field, Dorene Johnson, Sharon Fischer, Iya Shoemaker, Sue Turk, Trudy Damm, Charlene Land, JoAnn Reed, Nancy Young, Pa tricia Hart, Pat Studer, Judy McDonald, Vicki llunnell, Pat Bradshaw, Judy Stiyers, Sue Radar, Donna Trueman, Mary Louise Schwenk, tNot Picturedb Linda Fisher. Junior Spiz BOTTOM RONV: Sue W'ollett, Gay Corson, Gloria Rouchka, Donna Anderson, Carole Almquist, Ann Hayden, Alice Shoemaker, Linda Alrich. SECOND ROW: Arlene Hendricks, Carol Turner, Barbie Arnold, Linda Landes, Dianne Stephenson, Marsha Evans, Kay Wfilliams, Sharon Ditzfeld, Jackie Peace, Tressia Knapp, Mary Lee Brewer. THIRD ROW: Barbara Pressley, Lynda Smethers, Kathy Hanna, Elaine Moon, Nancy Swearngin, Charla Hurtt, Judy Sumners, Michaelyn Chitty, Judy Inglish, Kay Cummins, Judy Robb, Bonita Evans. FOURTH ROXW: Emily Brown, Margaret Bohon, Ann Uhr, Janice Curran, Donna Long, Betty Sue Edde, Sandra Hammond, Judy Kinder, Jackie Case, Donna Naye, Mary Lou Barnes. TOP ROVV: Carol Hampton, Sally Allen, Janette Ady, Peggy Alexander, Sharon Ash, Delores Gwinn. -. hy K Q. O l 0 Juni!! r v 0 o P X o o -Club onors Le-ttermen 1 1 Senior L-Club BOTTOM ROW: Ed Cusick, Gary Siron, Richard Wertz lVice-Presidentb, Charles Wadleigh lSergeant-at-Armsb, Bob Vedder iPresidentl, Larry Blaylock fSecretaryJ, Cecil Ravenscraft, Gary Cook, jack Benner. SECOND ROW: Clarence Underhill, Nicky Nichols. Gary Holdeman, john Hausam, Clifford Chappell, Gary Bryan, Bill Sylvester, Dave Scantlin jim Watson, Bill Heiss. TOP ROW: Harry Fowler, Loy Holman, Doug Gilpin, Larry Reed,' Mike Hanigan, Clell Furnell, Larry Decker, Dave Wilhite, Mr. Arnall 1SponsorJ. Junior L Club BOTTOM ROW Spencer Fricke Charles Daugherty jack kenny john Bill Richards Lanny Houk Charles Case Tim Morgan Lee Dow, jamie Anderson, Kit Taylor. SECOND ROW: Tom Morgan, john Dunham, David Edwards, jeff Lockett, Mr. Arnall 1SponsorJ, Ronald Whitehead, Tom Leslie, Forrest Zey, Larry Trueman. ational E i i B onor Society onors Scholarship 5 f x r ,r,,4 t, 'T Senior Members Of National Honor Society BOTTOM ROW: Karen Schlosscr lSccretaryJ, Carol Hyatt 1TreasurerJ, Mike Hannigan lVice Prcsidcntl. Vickie Hunncll llieporter, first scmesterb, Trudy Damm fPresidcntJ. SECOND RONW: Sue Rader, Doug Gilpin. Stanley jones, Dale Vincent, Dale Schwartz lReporter, second semesterl. john Hausam, Donna Trueman, Sandra Whitfield, Betty Heuerman, Gary Cook, Linda Bunn, jim Miller. William Winters. Virginia Hilton, jim Rodewald. Marty Perkins. TOP ROW: Kay Jacobi. Benola Byrd, Larry Blaylock, Iris Cannon, jon Waller, Joyce Ream, Beverly Fleming. Junior Members Of National Honor Society BOTTOM ROW: Anne Uhr, Gloria Rouchka, Barry hllis. Gay Corson. Doug Shoemaker. Ann Hayden, james Hausam, judy XX'e5loh, Donna Naxe. SECOND ROXV: Larry Trueman, CarolTurncr. V4'ayne Schuphach, Sandra Crow, Sue W'ollet. Kit Tay- lor. Janette Ady, jim Gardner. TOP ROXV: janice Curran, Peggy Alexander. Sandra Hammond. Larry Chastain, Kim Dahner, Ranatta Micsncr, -Iudy Rohh. 133 ational Forensic League as a Successful Year N F L OFFICERS jackie Peace Secretary jeff Locket! Sergeant at Arms Mxke Hamgan President Mary Lou Barnes Vnce presndent Mr McAn1nch Sponsor Jiffy' SEATED left to right Larry Chastam Sammxe Sturmfels janet Benskm Barbara Mmger Davxd Hood Patty Jo Hamlm Glorxa Taylor STANDING BxllHe1ss Lmda Bunn Fred Lange Ronnie jones Gary Cook Gary Ellls Wayne Schupbach 134 of l - - - 3 , Q v ' ' S 1 Q s ' Q - 9 ' , fp- ' Q 5 . ,T so 354.4 -' ,f 3 1 3-wiv 'lx 5 ,e ' J? gf' -R ' ' an , 1, R , ,hw :fff':-lfflgfif' -,154-' . ' ' W V . .Q A , ' ' M 1 3 - Q v a 1 1 . . I , , 7 s y y ' . Old Rome Lives Again COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN BOTTOM ROW Ann Hayden Don Hausam TOP ROW Doug Shoemaker Daw 1d Edwards Gay Corson Janette Ady Fnnance Socxal Publlcxty Executne Acuvmes Program Latin Club OFFICERS Stan jones Parlxamtntarxan Ann Haxdcn Secrctarx Treasurer Doug, bhocmalxerlieporttr Daud Edu ards President Danny Lane Vrce Prcsldent Larrx Guffm Sergeant at Arms SJ 135 , -7 -C YQ. ,V X. Q , S Y' 5 W-jr , Y I I Z , . , as .. , . J 1 xi . . f v V A 5 . ,A -, .4 - 136 Future Teachers of America Study Pedagog OFFICERS Sondra Xyilliams Prcsidcnl Bcxcrly Fleming Vice-President Charlene Allison Secretary Ann Hayden Treasurer Future Teachers of America BOI IONI ROXX judx Sumners judx Stram lmda Ohlrnh Barlmm Abnex Fav. Romer Irxsfannon 51:1 OIND ROW ROY! Dcloru Cnunn judx Gatenoml Carolxn Thomm Charlcb Nid unc Mangha lzxans lxax Anderson Mary Lou Rlnxcnlx Stcllg Celducll. jl3Ql'C!TC ljohnson.. Pau'Bradshl41wl,Danny Lnne.XY'anda Swearlngein. Nadine Roehon, liay ljacobi. TOIS Future Homemakers Have an Active Organization ll ' Q , I Tj- -H-1 X OFFICERS Judy Wesloh project chanrman Vxrgmna Hilton presndent Bomta Evans vxce presxdent Connne Rank treas urer Peggy Alesander reporter Glenda Lewis parlnamentarlan Sharon Fnscher secretary Lons Kirby song leader Future omemakers of America R M FIRST ROW left to nght Mlm: Snlwerman Kay Lummms Bonme Kelley Bonme Sue Lole SECOND ROW Dolly Alexander Katherine Oehrke Marya Mustam Patsy Duly Lmda Ream Pennye Nxchols ihce Vogel Milf! Ann Zlmmef schled Faye Rozler TOP ROW Vxrglma Alford Cecnlna Ravenscraft Dorothy Marun Joyce ElllS Sharon Alffffd 137 f 1 , 4 ' 2 V 24 ' : , S , 3 , ' L s - 1 . 1 , Q . 2 , . A ,. i . VQ ' . ' 'I . 1 vt . I P . 3 I , I I 1 ' 7 , f . .Q 5 1' 'z 'K W Q 'ix'-Q ,W I r , ,XV v,,,x.,!: , - B . ' , H 4 gig' L 4 1 ' - .. ' f lf! 1 -Y.: F , , YF. ' f J 1, ,I J: . 3 is ya- I . 1 3 ! ,, .qs ' 9241 ZIV , 3 ' , y '- . ' ' . . . . . , v v - ' 'v - v 4 , ' , ' . I , , 1' , ' v ' 138 i al Nurses Prepare for Medical Emergencies ang ffl l 4 jx , ' --..-....,w-Q-.-..,-. , S Q .A -.--.......,....,...--nu- r,9f - 1 56,1- NZ' OFFICERS Donna Ann Logan 1SecretaryD Kathy Karrgan 4TreasurerD Karen Schlosser lPomts Chanrmanb Trueman lHxstor1anJ Judy Corson fPres1dentJ Carol Hyatt QV1cePres1dentJ Future Nurses of America 4- Pm' W is Nff W gvix BOTTOM ROW Patty Snmmons Mary Reed Sandra Gregory Mary K Hernck TOP ROW Judy Se well Mary Sregel Merue Ford Erma Calder Lmda Fnsher Mary Self Barbara Cretcher Judy Franklm U , ll A it ' Q49 A 1 tx ' 5 . A . , , fr . TM. ,. ,.-,',,, ,J 61' Q QC . X . -f . f 2 -A , i N J, X ,QRX ffl R' sa Ya x-1. wg Z 1 I . 9 I 1. l A ' - 1 9 7 ' I sig 'cs . ' f Q ,Q -5 5 . ',. ra -1 LW1 i 4. , M , A 1, ff' ,ff 3 L' K. . T lf J ' O - L 'f . - 4 ' lf X . I . 1 ' 1 . ' ' l ' l . 1 s a Q 9 9 1 - C. O. E. Provides Vocational Training IOP ROW Richard Guxmon Franklin Barnum Larrx Hend rig s Bill Ihompson Cfarx lugh Rohtrt Barnes ban Lo haugh im Dirtk SFA I LD K arl 5 n o w lxtnn 1rd Askey Paul Wxllianms 'led Phillips Larrx Luttk Co operative Occupational Education IOP ROV Russell Edwards Ira 'NltMack1n Larrs jackson Rox Beale Daxrd Altxander lerrx Sublctt Ons Brock ShC OND ROW Dwight Collxster 'Norman Bottcher Lawrence Perkins Donna Thomas Pat Blakeslex IN o r m a Marriott SEATFD Carol Brownfield Pat Hart Sandra Herron Nlar garet Rogers Carol Duff San dra Hillhurn l39 Talented Twirlers Perform at Games and Parades '3 a a ' x I iQ f r x ' f 'e'e mi Varsity Twirlers Kneeling: Majorette Donna Trueman. Standing: Norma Pace, Linda Hill, Trudy Belsha, Linda Bain. Q Y? X. 0 B Team Twirlers Sandra Crow, Linda Kerr, Barbara Diotte These Groups Assist at All Entertainments Ushers I I0 M ROXX Son ra from lamae Ratyc judx has C ardmr TOP ROXX Icp.,g,x Crm., Sandra Nlornhcrg, Iris C mnon 4Head I shcrr 'S Stage Crew Lulu Hanson jnm Reed Gor don 'Neal Larrx Crouch N1r Ni xtrhuu Nir Jaeger 141 s ix l 142 1 ld Og 'Kiwi 'In--as. Fw-'E es:-'r -- Q-- W' 1 :iii-if 'vm-ag ,f Q , 1, Band OBOE Wollet, Sue FLUTE Curran. Janice Jones, Sally Kirby, Lois Maggard, Sharon E FLAT CLARINET Evans, Bonita Weseloh, Judy B FLAT CLARINET Arquitt, Eddie Brashears, Betty Carson, Dennis Chitty, Michaelyn Gardner, jim Hamilton, janet Hanna, Kathy Heuerman, Betty Hunt, Charla Lewis, Glenda Self, Floyd Vincent, Dale Short, Randy Anderson, Mary K. ALTO CLARINET Olhrich, Linda Uhr, Ann BASS CLARINET Hammond, Sandra Ream, Linda ALTO SAXOPHONES Hammond, Bill Hayden, Ann Trueman, Larry Fleming, Beverly Schilb, Kenny TENOR SAXOPHONE Daugherty. Charles Hopkins, Bill Richardson, Don f-2:11 '1- AL ' 4 ,J- BASSOUN Edde, Betty Sue Eisert, Steve FRENCH HORN Kenney, jack Kreisel, Ralph Taylor, Kit TR UM PETS Blaue, Ronnie Blaylock, Larry Carson, David Hurt, Bill Lane, Danny Lange, Fred Richards, john Wfoolery, Bill Yount, Stanley Bowers, Steve McFarland, Bill Schott, Lonnie TROMBONES Benner, Jack Dyer, Gary Mitchell, Charles Hudson, Linn BARITONE Barnes, Mary' Louise Leslie, Tom Leslie. Russ BASS HORN Anderson, Charles Crutcher, Jerry Miller, Alan PERCUSSION Pangburn, Beverly Reed, Linda Scott, Judy Watson, jim Hanna, Rod T YM PA I Brougher, Sara Urchestra VIOLIN5 Allcorn. Linda Anderson. Donna Barnes. Mary Louise Burford. Janet Burris. Carol Cooper, Scarlert Corson. Judy Cramer. Larry Gardner, Judy Green, Virginia Hamlin. Patri Hanes, Madge Harrison, Ruth Ann Hillman, Carol Hoffman, Charles Kresse, Marilyn Nave. Donna Pasley, Linda Peterman, Sandra Ragland. Jill Rohrbach, Karen Rotermund. Kay Self. Patsy Shirley, Lynn Shoemaker. Nila Skaggs, Sue Smethers, Dennis Spears, Leona Thomas, Faye Turk, Sue Vaughan, Julie Ward, Susa Witt. Nancy Wfoolery, Bill Wfoolery, W'ayne Wfoolery, W'illard VIOLAS Fowler, Mary Ellen Jaeger, Vicki W'illiams. Kay Siragusa. Sue CELLO Allen Sall ' - 5 Case. Jackie Crutcher. Diane Heiss, Bill Morriss. Janet Perkins, Mary Salmon, Nick Steele, Karen Thomas, Becky STRING li.'l.S.S' Lummings. Kay Harlan. Trudy Miller. Alan Nichols. Pc-nnye UBUIL' Wollett. Sue Jonson. Mike FLUTE Curran. Janice Kirby, Lois CLARINEI' Arquitt, Eddie Hamilton. Janet Trueman, Larry Vincent. Dale BASSOON Edde, Berry Sue Eisert, Steve SAXOPHONES Fleming. Beverly Richardson. Don FRENCH HORNS Kenney, Jack Dreisel, Ralph Taylor, Kit TRLHIPET Blaylock. Larry Yount, Stanley TROJIBONE Benner, Jack DRLHHS Brougher, Sara ,Y Z Senior Girls Make elod X noe Senior Girls Glee Club BOTTOM ROW Sharon Clark Ruth Tmdel Anita Kelley Charlene Wilson Lmda Bunn Janet Morriss Wanda Swerngm Char lene Allison Susie Ward JoAnn Patrick Jud Stlvers SECOND ROW Sue Turk Sandria DeWitt Nadine Rochan Judy A Gardner Ruth Harrison Vicki Hunnell Judy K Gardner Karen Merry Judy Griggs Pat Sterling THIRD ROW Kay Jacobi Judy McDonald Kathy Means Nada Parsley Jackie Koester Iya Shoemaker Diane Sklar Donna BlggS Pat Studer TOP ROW Mary Louise Schwank Shirley Estil Charlene Land Barbara Louis Kathy Eyans Sharon Bilderback Cynthia Butler Carolyn Mulberry Senior Triple Trio SEATED, left to right Sandi DeWitt, Wanda Swearngin, Janet Morriss STAND ING Judy Stivers, Kathy Means, Ruth Harrison, Judy A Gardner, Sue Turk, Kay 144 JaC0lJl ! P i . . cb D if f 5 9 n X , .. W, ' V'-, ,A f - as A ' f ' -' N' .. . v -fi 1 Q , V A ' I . A ,, l 'N ,s .1 a - f vw V .. .. . il A e Y 4 . . A L' Lg . M I V. 4 I -1 ,A l , ' W ' X, w. , ' e , , .V 'X ,lf P K l -r' 1' 'vi '1 J Q I '. 1 I S ! A hh? ' ' Q' ' .K -1 ' ' , r 4 1 2 T f - ' . ' 0 fy J J R - 4 A Q w A I I i l t g .aa l . 1? - ' f . w A ' . A i i S . S, K V 5 , , 1 yo A 'iw I l 4 .L , , , . l. ' U. 2 . , 5 I ' l ' U ' . l 3 . ' ' ' . ' . . ' Y ' : 7 . ' ' - ' a Q v 9 ls . 9 ' I : 9 1 - V v ' I s v ' , v v . 9 ' ' : 7 7 Y 7 V 9 9 V Y . V' , ' gi 'V-4 I x l 4' fx I lx VJ 5 A , y 1 J ,1 J RN Q.. M WLM 0 Boyi' Glee Club ls Small but Enthusiastic OCD Junior Girls ave Largest G ee Club Junior Girls' Glee Club BOTTOM ROW, left to right: Sandra Crow, Sara Sutton, Linda Kreisel, Nancy Swearngin. Marilyn Michael, Alice Shoemaker, Judy Strain, Jeanne Bennett, Betty Sue Edde, Barbara Pressley, Michaelyn Chitty, Kay Williams, Elaine Moon. SECOND ROW: Dianne Stephenson, Norma Pace, Sharon Ditzfeld, Laverne Vansel, Judy Schlobohm, Gay Corson, Donna Anderson, Iris Cason, Linda Landes. Barbara Arnold, Jackie Peace, Judy Inglish. THIRD ROW: Algera Potter, Judy Stoner, Sally Allen, SuNell Schwartz, Mary Lee Brewer, Evelyn Furnell, Janet Hamilton, Faye Thomas, Doris Scott, Linda Smith, Mary Whitehead. FOURTH ROW: Sharon Ash, Mary K. Herrick, Mary Lou Barnes, Anne Logan, Carol Hillman, Judy Sumners, Zelpha Craig, Peggy Alex- ander, Arlene Hendricks, Sharon Wingfield. TOP ROW: Carol Hampton, Shirley Jackson, Donna Nave, Ranatta Miesner. De- lores Gwinn, Judy Franklin, Jan Arbogast, Edna Carter. Music ls a Part of Every Assembly Arlene Mulberry Junior High Song Leader Judy Kay Gardner Senior High Song Leader Kay Jacobi Senior High Accompanist Mike Johnson Junior High Accompanist 146 nderclassmen Also Harmonize- S Q60 s- -. K A 4 3 3 . W V V 'N K v Sophomore Girls' C-lee Club BOTTOM ROXV: Marilyn Lowe. Sandra Hicks. Ruth Rosenhan, Patsy Duly, Shirley Marriott. Yalmeta Schrader. jill Ragland, Faye Rozier, Kay Arquirr. SIECOND ROXY: Carole W'illiams, Sharon McFarland. liinya Vinson, A.ice Vogel, Mary Donna Moore. i 'e Rank Donna Bellamx Carol Lawson TOP ROW Barlura Oiotte Sharon johnson, Sltaron Middleton. Doris Givins Conni ', 4 ' ' Q. 4 ' K . . . . . . Sharon Shaw, Laura Nell Steele, Virginia Alford. Karen Sharks, Mildred Reed. n 0 fi i F X ' A l 1 lx, Freshmen Girls' Glee Club BOTTOM ROXV: Martha Copas. Beclu' DeXY'itt. Joyce Cranfield. Ann johnson. Pam Donna Garrison. Mary Ruth Reed, Kathy Peabody. Sandra Gregmrx. SECOND ROW 1 lona Flesh Simmons. Linda Husker. Gloria Nichols. Karen ML'Nally, Gloria Bennett. BUIITQ Logan. Diane M ROVV: Sharon Alfred. Gloria Perree. joAnn Vansel. Sandra Rehmer. -loAnn Shackles. Margaret Thelma Craig. ludy Cunningham. TOP ROXV: Donna Allen, Arlene Mulberry. janiee Davis. judx er J. Karen Rissler. Long. Mar. f .Q- Y G ll l S z l A L Ruth lfdwards. kloAnn Leiter. nian. Sandra Momherg. Patty jo unilnerg. Sharon Cross. 'lllllill Ann llalhrook. judy Sewell. Kriesel. Mrs. Faulkner Vlieach- 147 . l -1 I ' Q :fulslvyf Mr f.. -V was ,rw 'ps W . 5 r -A , - 3, snr, ww., we , , V AIV M ga- - . ug ' Q . fi-' Q These 1un1or hlgh students are enjoying that part of educatlon concerned wlth physlcal well bemg To ald 1n develop1ng the body durlng the format1ve years of elementary school, Sedallans over a long perlod of years have provlded an abundance of playground equipment These junlor hlgh students are attemptlng to recapture the fond memories of elementary school 11 e JUNIOR HICI-I ,-,,, f LLL-All 'f,.J 150 0 RUSSELL LESLIE Russell Leslie Nicky Stauffacher Dxck Brewer Bull Tay lor Mr Russell Freshman Class Officers RUSSI ll LI'SLII' Prcsndent BILL IAYLOR Vue President Nl! IxY SIAUFFAC HER Secretarx Treasurer DK K BRI XVLR Reporter MR FRANK RUSSELL Sponsor f X'-x jerry Abelhouzen Thomas Adkins Donna Ahart Sharon Alford Linda Allcorn Sharon Allcorn Beverly Allen Donna Allen Bull Alpert Larry Alsl Myra Arbogast Loy Ausun Peggy Bales Donme Barklage Baml Baumgardner Sarah Bentley Kenneth Bersano is 'T f 1 s 1 , ' . . - ww- an., 4.11 1 -Q7 'S ,Q ASL gg 4 John Bohon af' x Betty Bottcher Bette Brashear Dxck Brewer ,ww '-1 ffl 1 J 312 Q 9,16 ' f f l 1 'Vi 'W Vt I Freshmen f -an QA' M-9' df' K! def? Raymond Briggs Donna Brock Walter Broom Leroy Brown Carol Burns Lmda Burton Lmda Busker Dennis Carson Tommy Carver David Case Roy Chappell Margaret Chester jimmy Clark jerry Collms Lnllnan Collms Charles Conner Bxll Cook Donme Cook jackxe Cooper Larry Cooper Martha Copas Sndney Cotterman Patrncla Cougxll Gary Crang Thelma Craig Joyce Cranfxeld Norman Crawford ISI . A, v ,YF x t ,Il I 7 L L A V N A nd if I X 44' . ,P -3 5 K ,:.l, I ,lb 5 4. 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' is Q' K Katherine Ann Johnson Wayne johnson Craig Jones Sally jones Donald Jonson jimmy Jonson Mike Jonson Jeffry Kahrs Kenneth Kaiser janet Kammerich Robert Keele David Kelley Sherry Kelley Tom Kelly Linda Kerr Carol Kettle Wayne King Dickie Klrschner Douglas Kitchen Melvin Knapp Marian Knox Izldon Kreisler Judy Krelsel Marilyn Kresse Carol Kueck Mike Land Janet Sue Landes Rita Sue Lee 153 .pi . .33 I-nm .3 J' X'-1' L., x - To Juamta McNeil Kenny Manns Corbet Martin Dorothy Martin Larry Meredith Charles Meyer Karen R Meyer Karen M Meyer John Miller Linda Miller Ronnie Miller Barbara Mmger Charles Mitchell Diane Momberg Sandra Momberg Jackie Moore Judy Moore Mary Ellen Morrow Arlene Mulberry Danme Muller Patrlcia Murphy Tommy Myers Bobby Nagel Gloria Nichols jerry Olsen Virginia Ortz Francis Owens 154 xiii 3 W J Q 'V if -my it fi' is s-vf, pg 147 if-.. I ' rv Y .fn .'1., 'll' .. .3 Freshmen 123 1 ,vu -0' -Mar 'Er J.-- I ,fu I ,Q vo ,,, , --v I , -, le' 1 ' . 1 land fv- f l ,anal 1'1 Q7 v 11 f- f.T,fw-1 Joann Leiter Russ Leslie Virginia Lewis Wayne Linhardt Kenneth Littlejohn Betty Logan Pamela Long Karen Lower Judy Lutyen John McBay Larry McCown Tommy McFail james McFall Bull McFarland Roxanna McFarland jimmy McGrath Marian McKinney Eugene McKenzie Mike McLeod Linda Lou McMullen Karen McNally 4-vr .Q I 5 --X, ,W P ff. 'R it I 4+ .3 V W , R n Ax . 1 Q Q., -74 43. - 1 ' 7 1 iw L l L 7 X w ' ,af 1 ' Xt . ly i I , Zhi , ,I I ,K ' fl! f ' , eg I --YQ . L is I 7,2 - ... Q ' 1 JK I , . A ti Z jf, ... - , . , 55 - . V . V7 , 'E' Z, ...I kr 1 My . V dy ,, 5 74: ff l , ky, Y R X ' S! if ' L I W . . . six 1 i ' A . ,, 4. as K ny U . 4-2 . ' 'fits if i gf, WML qi vi Avi!! I i . -NN, A-. ,. 5 I W I 1- 1' X 'l A A l .- . L ,L f ,, Alan Miller s N4 L. . . ,S 1? Q, 1-of 3 ,Ma -fx .. A ' - as ' J, if .-. . 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L X ll A, , Richard Rodewald Kay Rotermund Ernie Rothganger Vivian Rowles Tina Roy Nicky Salmon Margaret Salmons Walter Sands Kenney Schllb Larry Schultz Darrell Scott Patricia Self Judy Sewell Patty Sewell Darlene Shackleford Jack Shackleford Joann Shackles Bill Shaw Carol Shoemaker Susan Shoemaker Randy Short Jared Shumate Mary Siegel Suzanne Sim Rita Sue Skaggs Charles Smerhers Dennis Smethers 155 Q , 4 gn .Q 'tux 4 jr ar- A, Q Q 6 - g 3 P ' -1 1 r , , 4 .i A -, S -- , f ea, S 2 . . N - K Y, - fx -M ' J nlri ' ' . N H X iw ,, -9 - I A A -ll lm la ,A . ' 4 . I , 1 ' 4- QL? A 'O ' 44' 'ly-u 'PQ l 'Q rv- I f 1 f . l f I, . I V I if Jr M Q ' , Jw.. . Q , -4 I ' '. f -1 rf- -. , x 0 N. . . 'le' 35. . K ' f we , A i ' 7 ,jg H., I se - ', 'j,r . t f .fe Q i I , 0, 1 g . , I ,. , J A, ,L 1 M 1 A Q 1' ,. A' 1. 2 R X . 6 aw V W FL ji la JA ce S h F .fn f 43,5 VL 2 V 1.-7 L Y C UPP ix ' J I 1 of 'sf X I . ff A - if .' rr - Q '- ' ,5 fv f- N ,,- ,, .. A L . 51 , at J jr , X ,, - , .V Y ' 7 f. ' Mya , Q .y , f A , E 5 .1. 'ara X f ' ,. I f 4 . r Q , W ' ' - ph , I f. , A , ai, .., 5 Tp' Sf J ,-,-1 1- , Z' ,J ,.. ' . . Vr,. Q .7 . 1 li . L M . . I V r 5 h M f ' V , ' . x x . VI, rig A: If-an --4 I jf'.QY, 'n !'f If 447 M3 11' 4' Donnie Thompson Leroy Thompson Kenward Trippie Dennis Trotter Allen Trout Kenneth Twyman vo --ur Mary Elizabeth VanDyne Betty VanNatta Diane VanNatta JoAnn Vansel Mary Lue Van Wxnkle Dale Vmson Nancy Wagner Jimmy Welch Leon Wells Owen Wells Don Wilhite Barbara Williams jim Wilson Bill Wiser james Wolf Billy joe Wooler David Woolery Duane Wyatt Nanette Yancey Billy Young Eddie Youn JoAnn Young 156 -of '17 f Al Freshmen -v --Y if 7? ,ry H '14 ll 1:7 3? .,, -, -Q 'Q' its I , 2 , .47 fd, K '-.47 ,AR ---I Judy Smethers jerry Smith jimmy E. Smith jimmy S. Smith Judy Smith Mike Smith Helene Sohl Leona Spears j. T. Stanton Nickole Stauffacher Shirley Stean Kenneth Stevenson Joy ce Stewart Sue Stners Allen Strange Patty Stuart Carol Stubinger Zeleta Stultz Donald Swearmgen Betty Sylvester Bill Taylor Q1 .gn Freshmen Roland Zey Ramona Znmmerschned ,N Chen Zmk Glorna Hill ng v-,r '70 -sf' er' ' ew si. -N U: E big, ll III ll 'Ll Ln f o-4 2 'E' I I I-'l F1 ff F4 .P , S sf Ugg if 'UH 2 The freshman homecomnng float mspxres the --,-- Tiger squad Peggy Chastam proves to Bnll Taylor that women make men fetch and car ry for them Karen Meyers earns school serynce ponnts as ll brarnan assnstant Larry Crouch, jackie Moore, and Roy Chappell hash oyer freshman problems 157 ' ' ' l V' ' if . . a k ' .yr r' 'S Y 'J ,C M, f 5 ' L 'f I . ,f f 5 I ' 15 .. 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V-J: 12319 PFGGY LHASTAIN Eighth Grade Pl GGY CHASI AIN LYNN LEFTWICH Tl DDY WELLS BOB GOUGE MISS NI:LLlF XVHIFF Officers Presxdent Vnce Presxdent Secretary Treasurer Reporter Sponsor 158 Bob Gouge Peggy fhastam Ly nn Lcftwlch Teddy Wells M155 White ff' V V Q ' A , J , Barbara Abey Donme Aldrxch Donna Alford Bull Almqurst Ralph Anderson Rnchard Anderson Dale Anthes Mary Beth Ashley jerry Austm Cllff Banks Denny Barber Ruby Benedxct Daud Beyer Paulette Boatcher Robert Bohm Lmda Brandes Robert Brandltamp John Bronson Donald Brooks Karl Broom Danny Brown 4- I w-ff Eighth Grade V71 ' -7 ul X ul W- if kv 'W 'Q Aa- XZ ,glow 'es , K - 'fi J i 4' f'AAA,f FI i 4 rf r 1 1 I l 7 'H I- Mary jo Brown Sharon Kay Brown janet Broyles Bull Bruders Barbara Burford janet Sue Burford Gary Burnett Wayne Burton Gary Busker Kathryn Calrer Vrctor Campbell Janet Carroll Richard Carson Terry Carter Dale Case Jerome Case Jrm Chapman Peggy Chastam Pat Chestnut Dilbert Clark Carla Cole Lawrence Collms Russell Conn Clyde Conner Donald Conners Daryl Cook Sandra Cooper Scarlett Cooper 159 ' ' 5 l A . . l ' f. 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' 11 tw ,, , 'avi .mv f' Je' if f., ' A f' M , S v ,w Q ,ff Y , , vt '.fxf I I is 'V f -,,f, ..7 f , g il uf W X ,. ,., f P-J ' ' 'A In Davlcl Durley Gary Eckles Lynda Eckles Dennxs Edwards Janlce Edwards Lmda Ellxot Jerry Elwood Jamce Erickson Ruth Esser Lmda Evans Nancy Evans Maymle Farlow Lmda Farris Gary Fmnell Janice Fisher Terry Forsberg Alvxn Franklxn Margie Franklnn Damel Fredrlckson Bxlly Gardner Mary Gehlken David Gentry Tommy Gxbbs Tom Gnger Joan Gxlls Susan Glenn -9 T f 'T 1 f Q .14 'gl Robert Wayne Goodpasture 160 lghth Grade 1 .fr 1 1.ia,-2515? QQ' fo- Sandra Copas Sharon Copas Clara Cornine Billy Cornine Steve Corson Sharon Crabtree Larry Cramer Charles Crook Diana Crutcher James Cruzan Judy Cunnmgham Ronald Curtxs Terry Daughert Janet Daudson Rxchard Dawkms Sharon Deck Dale Dlefenbach Judy Dxllon Lura Dlrck Robert Dodd Diana Drenon It vip!!! -3.14 'M V' --wr -'Q ni! lg V 'N v avg lying . min 'fm Y U ,:. ,L Q .. ,,, K W, :. ' qf! 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Barbara Goodwin Nicky Goss Robert Gouge Barbara Gray Virginia Green Judy Greer Linda Greer Sharyn Lee Greer Joe Gresham Ellen Griffin Diane Griffith Bruce Gunn Cheryl Hall Leon Hall Madge Hanes Keith Harms Linda Harms Patty Hayes Esther Hays Carey Hazell Martha Hexmsotl' thai few gn , H, ,QA ' rb'vs I f K 3... all 'fs- Y'S N4 -wi ry -4 'Q lghth Gra de ,- -7 vw- It l 'x. u 4557 if OU' l 'ai 'uf 41. -3-' it W Q df X - A 2' ,f , y K .ff l X L-S f...-, 5-f-',d?14 'lx-if 0' .4 Mr f I 'gli' 'Y N Harold Hempel Jerry Hilburn Jim Hobdy Charlotte Hoehns Dayid Hofhexns Gary Hohimer Carol Homan Barbara Hooper Tommie Hopkins Larry Horton Linn Hudson Bobby Huffman Dennis Humphrey Daud Hurtt Stevie Jackson Gay leen Jaeger Edgar Jeffries Richard Jolly Richard Jones Marion Jordan Frank Keele Penny Keele Sharon Kelley Shirley Mae Keltner Karen Kennedy Steve Kenney Robbie Kester Billy Killion 161 'if -f-gf --V' 017 i ...f--yf :fl W 'Wt Nur N'-H IZ-ml 'V --1 fix Eighth Grade Clyde McKenzie Monty McPherson Monty McQu1tty YV! David Mabry Charles Macy Blanche Martin Phil Matthews Pamela May Charlie Meyer Jolene Mxesner Karen Miller ., Larry Miller Lee Miller Carolyn Mmer Carol Murphree Danny Murra A M ', Ronnie Mustain ' . Marian Myers Jerry Neville , ff Pennye Nichols James Norton James Oliver Ray Owens Raymond Pahlow ' Cheryl Palmer Barbara Pate Betty Lou Paxton , Mary Perkins fr A ., 'J J K aw . 162 xlX i -X an x wr. . F I nn. Q ,I X -as ' Q! IU' 42 Q? 2 wtf In 5 r 49 I Dianne Kinder Kathryn Kmdle Kathy Kinshella Shirley Klein james Knipp Sandra Knoles Truman Kronk john Charles Lamy june Lange Ly nn Leftwich Robert Lindsey Phyllis Lively Barbara Lopez Cy nthla Lower Janice Luckey Eddie Luper Charles Lutgen Susan McCarty Roger McClung Ronnie McCubbm Larry McFatr1ch , W! 3: L . .B 1' fly 1 Sharon Perkins Gary Petree Susan Petree Billy Pfetcher Pamella Piers Sharon Prall Cheryl Raines Bobby Randall janet Randall Cecilia Ray enscraft Kay Rayburn Ly nn Rayl joy Ream Joyce Ann Reed Maryorie Reynolds Sandra Rieyes janet Riley Patty Riley Mary A Roberts Mike Robinson Helen Rodewald 44 lmliflyllwlf 'R in S,-5 4 ..-J X 2, ,ol 'O mi' Q., 'G -gr lU !S 'N 4-Q fn ff df' f M i Q5 r 6 ,'a. ia- , I I N ff .? f 5':Lf1xS X. l- ,I .-, , Eighth Grade flu -9 015 '7 X -3' at 1 -Q -' f W Ibn .911- 'Y 'Y 950- .I 9? 'Vhke Rodxck Mary Jane Rogers Sheryl Rogers Linda Roll Linda Sue Ross Harlan Rossman Larry Ryan Marita Rye Bill Sandell Jerry Schick Judy Schmidt Jerri Schroeder Gloria jean Schultz joyce Seelan Richard Semkm Bill Shelby Nila Faye Shoemaker james Shull Betsy Siegel Richard Simons Susan Slragusa Janice Sloan Dorothy Smith Laura Lee Smith Terry Smith Penney Spooner jams Spry Mike Stanfleld 163 p I e 3 x 1 Zi- K T A P' '72 G f-ms. W , Amman, , 'K' U K ,, ,J Garnett Starkey Janice Steele Dorothy Stephens Kent Stephenson Ronnie Stevens Glenda Stevenson Linda Stevenson 'C7 wi Becky Thomas Bryan Tlppre Carl Tolhver Mnke Trevathan Roger Trueman Mickey Tryon Shrrley Turner Johnnie Twyman Dale Ulmer Denms Vannatta Julie Vaughan Ellen Wade Carl Walter Donna Warbrrtton Kenneth Wasson Suzanne Wasson Lmda Waterfleld Brlly Lee Watrmg Sammy Watson Patricia Webb Teddy Wells Freddy Wertz Bobby Wheeler Jerry Whxtesnde I A i :J J lf' 4 Eighth Grade L ,41- '-+-qr ,gf ki 1 fx nfs Lmda Strader Perry Strange Danny Stratton George Stratton Paula Strlblmg Rxck Strxckert Sandy Studer JoAnn Stultz Phrl Sturmfels jeff Swearngm Danny Sylvester Kerry Taylor Norman Taylor Mary Templeton ' we ,gkw 1-7 Tommy Whittington 'M' Freddre Wrllnams Gar Wllllams Lm a Lou Wrllxams 164 -.1 .4- F I Ronme Wxlhams Sharon Wllson Don Wnseman Nancy jo Wntt Lmda jo Wofford jxmmle Woods john Woodward Wayne Woolery Pamella Wright Charles Young Jeanette Young joe Young Danny Zarnowxec ad 'Y 01' 3 -I I I 1 vs W 3 'Q'?' 'Hi Mwmywwmr mfitlie 'rffffi- Q '- th gxillulllwkbixkxb K sn' M The outdoor atmosphere encourages student enthusiasm Refreshments at the Spxz and L Club stand hte the furnace of fervor M T N G E 'NW QE 12 11:- - 5 lm iff' uv pt .gs 2 3,251 -?' ll lll R The elghth grade float is an Important addmon to the homecommg parade 165 . 'Gig 2 Q' J 3.4. ' 'A 'A ', 4. . s - 1 - V f. I ' t .fl X Q , 4 1 A ' r-A , K ' '1 f V .A v : .AMI V . - ll I: - 5 f 41. If 'L I I Y: 'Y ' . I 'M 1 ' ,n 2- ' ' 45 A ' --0 . I w X a a, 1 . .-, ' t' 1 xv K E . 'I ' A ,L - . 'Z : -723 ' .t'.,'9f 'Tl-L' M I - I . . ,vw ' 25' ,L v 'V'!3 Q, ,z ,I ,Aii 7 ,' 2 af,-,,r ' k , va V . ' '. . 10: 1- ' -' ., , ' , A ' - 4 , . 3 'L .. 'L . 'Q 9 A' 'V '. V 5 4 X x l 4 . l . 4 Q , W g all 5 1, -' ,fiigiil if ' Y ,V ' M if ,f 3? ' Q ' 'T, HQ Q' , f, 'A' 'I'r:.'f'.1.f3x- ' fra ' ',-ve T 'I-'g'?. ... -.4 h ' .1 fp. ffl' lla ll 1,17 Ii M 3t,?,'tEgv--51. ' 4jf1:'f V Q - -4 'MF In Ai' v ' . fa - 'iii' f . i ' A e w e ll - ,- guy 5 ' ' Wagga- . .. in A. M ' 5 hw ff to or ' W K -f' 1-1-N-' zen vt, , . to i -. f V .. ,T ,, 2 le N - .. ., 45 The post offlce has been an Amerlcan mstxtutxon for nearly two centuries In supplylng the country wlth an effncxent lnexpensne means of commumcatlon, the postal servxce xn Sedalla has grown to meet t e needs of the expandlng commumty Although t e post offncc does prowde efflclent communlcatxon, t e Archlves staff flnds that the best way to secure ad xertlsxng IS by personal mterx :ew rather than by mall , I ,L 'S Q: I 9 f . f Z' Q 1 1 . 7 h ' ' '. h . g ' Y. . . . . h ADVERTISE R5 Compliments A Adco I c WXXWAMWMB fxwmxbrg woe, V 0 H I g O Q UARL s:oALuA, Mussouna, u.s.A. DORN Cl0NEY I laundry 81 Dry Cleanrng Company E Th d TA 6 1260 QWMAN PICTURE FRAMING M ld d B 608 S Oh 7 0077 Jmfza IIURAL C0 dP kA Ph TAa4ooo lEHMER STUDIO BEST WISHES S th Oh TA 64650l BEST WISHES SENIORS HURTT PHARMACY Etbl hd 1908 t Queen Crty Grft Shop G 1 L Y PAT and DEANS Barber Shop 109 E THIRD Y COAST to COAST STORES I I 518 ou io Phone - 201 . ir Phone - I i re owman - Emory Bowman Seda ia, Mo. . io Phone TA - For Greenhouse Freshn Flowers S a is e in Queen Crty Electric Company . ' Elec rical Contracting O iftware Fourth an ar ve. one - Seda ia MO- I To ook our Best I Wa ne Richardson Visit I 7 es roadway Seda ia, Mo. Pheiffe 'JS Headquarters for School Supplies FortheBestin Flowers and Friendly Service 5th and Ohio 312 S. Ohio Sedalia, Mo. IHS Smart T0 Be Seen At The Congratulations Class of '60 FIRST RUN AND FINEST d lo .fl 8 I 8 . q Q Young Eyes 9 l Z Need 5 Z . L pq' Good light Im Many times poor scholastic W , fa standing has been traced f K - , Q to improper lighting at , Q - W X Sllldy time. That Can be Rigby KIL9wA T fi? ' corrected by using properly Yvflfwfif Ssfwli' designed lamps that give F adequate light without X , glare. G dl' ht' li 1 b t They are the best insurance bflodi 158:55 costs tt e' u pays for young eyes against future g V ' eye corrections that will come as a result of eyestrain. SERVICE F 1 I 1 l Best Wm Thomas Pastry Shop To the Semor Class of 60 Speclal Orders for All Occaslons B 84 B WEDDINGS BIRTHDAYS PARTIES 710 W 16th Phone TA 6 7150 Rolls Bread Pastrles Decorated Cakes Sedaha Mo 112 West 5th Phone TA 6 3070 Congratulatlons Marjorles Beauty Salon Gordon Bulldlng TA 7 0420 Sedallas Favorite Store Marjorle Ehlers Owner Sz Operator 206 South Ohio Yours for Beauty Vogue Shoe Store I I ' 7 a - ' 66 ' 9 ' 77 I O , I 7 54 97 .4-,,g,,...L... -L.sL..L. 7 , ,J ,, ff I :Vi A I og 'P' 1 1 1 W, i A ,M,,l.,.,- ' Tm T l I ' I r 1 5 L l I lx l W, 1 ' 4? 1 7 I I + T J 1' Phone TA 6 4546 1604 S Grand B I ' Sedalra Neon Company MLQU Slgns Sales Servrce John Zulauf Sedaha Mo 314 South Ohlo Sedalla M The Ideal Food Markets L Corson 811 W Mam St TA 6 4600 W H T Gray 508 W 16th St TA 6 5959 Complete Real Estate Servlce L Corson 13th 8a Ingram TA 6 0150 3125 South Ohl0 Sedaha Mo Mrs Cook GIVE me a sentence Wlth an object 1n It N1cky You are very beaut1fu1 teacher Mrs Cook What 1S the object? N1cky A good grade Best W1shes to A C M E SMITH COTTON SENIORS Prrntlng 81 Stationery Co Town 81 Country Really Sm 1877 South Hlway 65 211 South Lamme St D1a1 TA 6 6016 Sedalla I M , ' ', 0. R. . . . - ' L. . - . u CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS ' ' I To The Class of 60 We Extend We re very proud of you and W1Sh you a br1ght future ln a world full of exc1t1ng new challenges and oppor tun1t1es We hope you wlll aCh1eVe your goals And we hope that these newspapers may have the oppor tunlty to contmue to serve you by keepmg you mform mv Q ed of the dally happemngs here at home and around the 5 E1 world 1 JN ow over ur uuu c.op1es dally BELL S SHGE STORE Famlly Shoes at Budget Prxces 209 S. Ohio Phone TA 6-0459 ' 9 ' I . 55 ru: 1 ree ' ' H 06 I 1 ' - I 1 V1s1t The New Car Dealers of Sedalra YUNKER LIERMAN 412 S Oh1o Phone TA 6 0045 Sedalla M Garsts Drwe In FEATURING Steak Hamburgers Fountam Drmks Open Dally 8 30 a m to 1 00 pm 115 W Broadway Phone TA 6 0155 Dany Queen The Cone wlth the Curl on Top 1401 South Llmlt South 65 Hxghway SEDALIA MISSOURI Walker Publishing Company FULL CRY MAGAZINE COMMERCIAL PRINTING 117 E Second Sedalla, o Cls MOTOROLA RCA N ICTOR Sales and Servlce TELEVISION All Makes Repalred 704 South Oh1o Phone TA 6 5987 , . Drug Co. H . ,, e c ' I ' l . ' M . ' - smog :ees AT THE POST CLOCK u '2 1 I 2 q 5 B 4 7 6 5 Z I xx 1 EAST END SUNDRIES Charles Maggard Agency Ph TA 6-0079 415 S. L ' 1' . Heynen Monument Co 301 EAST THIRD STREET M l C 1879 Cramer and Schrader Construction Co 109 111 E t 2 d Ph TA 6 8661 one amlne ou n ineer Street Seda la, Mo Phone TA 6-2541 Sedalia, Mo GENERAL INSURANCE - BONDS emoria raftsmen Since - as n one - Our Congratulations and Best Wishes To The 1960 Senior Class Scotten's Books and School Supplies 712 S. Ohio Street Sedalia M . Goodheart's Jewelers 216 South Ohio Street Sedalia's Friendliest Jewelers First State Savings Assocuatlon Osage at 3rd Street Sedalia M Safety for Your Savings Each Account Insured Up To S10 000 00 B and B Shoe Store 228 South Oh1o Street Sedalia Mo Quality Shoes For All The Family WELCHS MARKET 410 S Barrett Phone TA 6 7740 Sedalia Mo G0lD LUMBER COMPANY Your Yard of Friendly Service 300 East Main Phone TA 6 3590 Sedalia Mo ALWAYS FRESHER Sedalia Missouri K Its time to be diplomatic 7 '.laL..'fJEL MILK We i BUY THE BEST JACK SPRAT FINE FOODS SHRYACK WRIGHT Grocery and Dxstrlbutors JOHNS SHOES Sedalla s Smartest Footwear 107 E Thxrd Phone TA 6 0456 Wllbert G Johnson CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS P Hoffman Hardware Co 305 SOUTH OHIO SEDALIA MO a er Office Equrpment Co Sales Servlce Supplles D1tto Duphcators Ofhce Furn1ture Offlce Suppl1es 123 E 2nd Phone TA 7 O149 W E BARD DRUG CO Estabhshed 1860 Headquarters for Fme Cosmetics GOOD LUCK CLASS OF 60 Mrssourr Paclflc Federated Shop Crafts HOMAKERS INC FURNITURE Homemakers for Central M1ssour1 J lm Cooney Jack Shoemaker 214 West Mam Sedalla M 7 cc as ' U ' H ll - C . D- . The Old Reliable , ' 2 ' ' ' , o. YL editor has rare moment of true hnlaritx ...ls L. Hot coffce warms told football fans Dorcne Student Decker spurns food ohnson Mary Lou Sghvscnlx and Sharon Fischer With glee janet Morriss rests from her cheer lead mg antics -iv ,...,-v Clayton Alcorn and his buddies emox the auditorium Typing is a grim business for Kay Jacobi, 'had 3 SESSION H1 IAM. btexe Shultz does his hit to keep the cafeteria ndw in X , I Wilhite, White. Bryan, Decker. and Watson study as they absorb sunshine and good will. 179 Donnohue Sport Center loan 84 Investment Co A Complete Line of Sporting Goods ESTABLISHED 1889 Letter Sweaters - Tlger Emblems Llcensed Realtors Sales Loans Phone TA 6-1669 Second 8z ohio Ifijestments Insurance roperty Management 410 South Ohxo Phone TA 6 0600 KITTY Cl0VER POTATO CHIPS THAI Vlll fan., an sEoAnA BANK 6 must co lgljgg 21033558 'MEN To Sears Roebuck Catalog 1490 on Everybody s Dlal K D R 0 Sales Office RADIO 115 117 E Thlrd Phone TAy1or 6 6500 Mus1c for Every Mood Shop at SEARS and Save Sedalia's Friendly Bank Compliments of , . MAIN STREET DRUGS Corner Main 8: Ohio Sedalia Mo. BeverIy's Drrve In Restaurant HOUSE OF FINE FOODS 1705 West Broadway Located In the New Broadway Plaza Br Rlte Super Market Bob Goldsmith - Ernest Goldsmith The Complete Food Market 1010 S. Stewart Sedalia . Cuma and Dorothys Beauty Salon AIR CONDITIONED 216 W Third St Phone TA 6 3636 Sedalia M MATTINGTY S LARGEST SELF SERVICE VARIETY STORE IN SEDALIA Sedalia Typewriter Co Royal Typewnters Victor Adding Machmes LATE MODEL RENTALS State Farr Floral Co FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS 316 South Ohio Phone TA 6 1700 FINE Clothmg for Young Men B ,wtf f L f c' ir USSELL BROTHERS dqwro CLINTON MARSHALL SEDALIA WARRENSBURG Cl ' !9 C I , , Mo 7 . , If !! Sedalia,s 'New Shopping Center . ' 0' , O O I O ' ' u xl- or ess- or c 4 DUNN BEVERAGE COMPANY OE SEDAIIA Dr Pepper Double Cola Squlrt Nesbltts Hlres NuGrape Canada Dry 813 23 W 16th Phone TA 6 5022 -...,,-F-sg IAROID I WEICH WEIDING XI ENGINEERING TAYLOR 7 0523 Manufacturing 8: Job Shops Pressure Plpe Weldmg All Types of Repalr Weldmg Automotlve 8z Farm Machlnery Welded Plow Pomts and Edges A1um1num Weldmg a Speclalty Ornamental ra111ng Sz Furmture We Carry a good stock of steel Mid-Continent Wholesale Co. Cigars Cigarettes Tobacco Candy 225 E Flfth Phone TA 6 4090 114 18 S OHIO PITTSBURGH CORNING CORPORATION Glass Blocks Foamglas Insulation Foamsll Insulation Seda11a Mo . . . . . . . , , . . I ,I . . . ' . X tx ' , I - ,,. :s , C C- . 9 7 i f . I 5 1 I T' , x -V - E , rv S.. W 'V , '. , - ,' 124- A -- 'giils' -uf-'Yak K 7. . '.... . -1- T '-'-f1.'-alia, vw- .e.1.1- .--P I as A at rs . 0 - 0 O . . . . u I Q , T . PRIDDYS SHOE STORE 205 South Oh1o Street Sedalxa Mo The Place To Meet Your Friends SAMSONITE LUGGAGE F SAMSON FOLDING TABLES THg hg' SAMSON FOLDING CHAIRS LaI'g9St StOCk 1I'1 Central MISSOUFI A Commonwealth Theatre S 1050 Kllocycles 1000 Watts NNKSIS4' YATES BROADCASTING COMPANY SEDALIA MISSOURI Clear Channel Dial TAylor 6 1050 7 I ' X V 0 , . . X1 L Q CC ' 99 llrr' I .... 1 U f. ' I? ,' 1 I' , , LA., ,f'.,,,, ,frlf V 1 LJ CC 99 , ' I ! Use Your STUDENT CREDIT CARD I 231 South Ohlo Street Adams Truck 81 Tractor Company Phone TA 6 3283 401 W Maln I H Trucks ond Tractors BEST WISHES SENIORS Fashion Labels You Are Proud To Wear 406 SOUTH OHIO Then theres the motor1st who crashed 1nto a telephone pole and Recovermg consc1ousness he awoke w1th hrs hands clutchmg the wlres Thank heavens he exclalm ed fervently It s a harp M520 ATHLETIC GOODS CO 520 S Oh1o Street Phone TA 6 2666 Sedalla Mo Member Florlst Telegraph De11very Assoc1at1on George Curnutt, Florist George 8z Peg Curnutt Owners Phone TA 6 0035 614 S Oh1o Congratulatwns Class of 60 THIRD NATIONAL BANK THIRD and OHIO Sedallas Oldest and Largest Bank 1883 1960 fr. r 44' una aol vous uunnuons - . 7 I , I C h a D m a n 7 S brought down the wires. o a . a . 1 , ' C6 !7 ' - ' s CK 7 H , . ' J , . ' 7 O , - WILSON S THE HOME OF M GREGOR SPORTSWEAR S AUNAY5 FIRST QUALITY p 705S Oh Sdl Town 81 Country Shoes, Inc , Ai E V . A C 1 edalia up ' I ' E 9 S ec's Drive In . io e a ia, M Royal Crown Bottling Co SEDALIA MISSOURI Shaw Music C0 702 South Ohio Phone TA 6 0684 Sedalia Mo Pianos Organs Band Instruments Musical Supplies DEMAND SHOE STORE McCoy Cushion Insole Footwear Expert Shoe Repair 105 W 5th Phone TA 6 2545 Then there's the coach who was always exercising his football play- ers' minds by asking them what they would do under such and such con- ditions during an important game. On this particular trip, he stop- ped where Johnny was sitting and said, Johnny, if it were third down and 25 yards to go and we were on our own 45-yard line, what would you do if you were there? Johnny scratched his head and thought a minute and said I d move to the other end of the bench so I could see the play better HURTI PHARMACY 53 Q- in 410 504 West Sixteenth Sedalla Missouri ' ' Ci 7 9 77 g . O . O , . 4 f . -' A Y' 7 . 4,31-F , - .J ' .53 5 ' 5, 1 E 0 I 5' H - :E A- ' f or A'-- 'f ' I i-.. 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I - , VVhos WVho Chds Glrl with the reddest ha r Iris Cannon Gnrl wlth the rosnest blush judy Ann Gardner Girl with the prettxest natural curl judy Kay Gardner Most dramatxc gurl Sammle Sturmfels Blggest clown Anxta Kelley Girl with the sxlllest glggle Carol Hyatt Most devoted to an underclassman Betty Heuerman Crazlest drnver Sue Turk Most scatterbramed gurl Erma Calder Shyest boy Gunhan Danlsman Boy with the loudest mouth jack Benner Craznest drnver Gary Cook Best mathemancxan Leon Keller Boy wnth the Ipana Smale Harry Fowler Sleepxest boy Gary Bryan Boy wlth the curlxest haxr Gary Holdeman Boy wnth the snllnest gxggle Jon Waller Most scatterbramed boy B111 Hexss Boys wlth the roslest blush Ed Arqultt Hank Monsee: THE STORE WITH THE ACCENT ON YOUTH LOCKETT MLS Men sand Boys Wear Ar L Club mmauon, Ku Taylor and jack Kenney demonstrate what well CLOTHES FOR YOUNG MEN L dressed voune men do NOT wear 307 S Oh1o Sedalla, Mo 187 V . . ...U l U O Boys Ji'-,.- lIN THE STEAM-O-MATIC CORPCDRATICDN .x 1, -, .mf ,- in.,-' , 'L Li - 4 -'F ,.Lirff.kf'b A-513 -1-'Q 'i 'ff'-'-if .':j':.jii-.:.:jTgff7-- ' 5 K