Bucklin High School - Reco Yearbook (Bucklin, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1952 volume:

T H E IQ E C CD BUCKLIH HIGH SCHGOL ,sv , 1952 uc ln, lssoum I Q . lx 1.-L71 4- L f., jj' 1, v g',9'fru5!!'11v H, 1 X F9,1:,V' t, If ' M .w 7i.x -f r' p 55 42 . ' I1 9. -f' 'I 1 X x-1 : cw Q 'f ll, I A vlfijxf Y giJ4..'-' '21 Pillnlflq IlflPSS We selected Trammg For Fltness as the theme for our 1952 Reco because we smcerely bel1eve that the 1nd1v1dual and h1s growth physl cally mentally soclally and morally has been the foremost objectwe ln all of our school act1v1t1es thls year Thus to record these ac t1V1t16S has been to show then' part 1n tralnmg us for fxtness 1n th1s challengmg and complex world INTRODUCTION CLASSES CLASSVK ORK ACTIVITIES SOCIAL ADVERTISING onlenls Page 82 90 91 120 ' ' fpv rl' Cl e QD lvl IC ' 1-ll 13-43 7 45-57 ss-81 X Qflicirlion Sew For twelve years Bucklm Schools have been pr1v1 leged to have the unfamlmg servmces of a hzghly respected person ln add1t1on to the performance of regular dutles he could always be counted upon to loan us hzs hamrner, to fmd a needed board or to do any little thmg that needed to be done In ackomleclgment of all the fme 'chmgs he has come to mean to the students and faculty of B H S the Staff sm cerely dedzcate th1s edxtxon of The Reco to Mr VK ard Burk CQOCf11'l'4j Qyf CggJMCC1Z1iO11Zr f 4 ,-N, f 1 ' . ' A - - ' ' 'ir fi romofes C7c!zzCc1f1'oz1 ffm' l , If ' FRONT ROW Mr Virgil Baugher Treasurer Mr Prince Rouse President Mr VN A Stevens Secretary BACK ROW Mr Roy Stone Mr Morton Anderson Vice President Mr Roy Hanson During the past year the territory surrounding Bucklxn was reorganized and sixteen operated this term with the high school in Bucklm elementary grades at Buckhn H111 High H111 Nester and New Boston This reorganization required much time and thought on the part of the members of the Board of Education in order to get the system to functioning efficiently Many new problems were presented and had to be solved to the best of their ability New equipment had to be added For making our schools such that we are happy to be a part of them and such that we have the opportunity to develop our personalities and to acquire the knowledge and skills that are necessary for us to become the kind of cxtlzens the world needs we wish to express our heartfelt thanks to this group school districts were combined into one, which is known as R-Z of Linn County- R-2 has 'fmuin ,ul IU Scllu s -- , x ,' ' L1 ' Q ' ali! ' 1 9654 N 5' Avy .ggggq in ,M vs 51.4 -uuQns:ea,af4 Rf: g V12 C w'J'3 -x L' r pw Lx: ' Ir. V ' ' '- f lii? c:p.1f!3,1 Ei'7f.1'. I,1f L1! 'iw :YIZLTVL-1.TT.. -' . .. ry ,- rfa-rr.-N.'1t141.,11iCK- In 'Mir--r .1r'v?E,-- zzz :' 1. :nfl if LL..-if :' main. ti f':l'Ql1T 1,1 fylp lgffuriv rmilziizxg. iii fvlifi i1rfA'Fw 7Cif- ,fffrpi ' ' 41- ' .rid xg: i:.- X. 91' 'rl :Yhlv I'IU,1!Ilf fx J Trammg For Fltness has been approprxately chosen as the theme ofthe Reco for 1951 58 No school 'iq 'Q can set a h1gher goal for xts achlevement than that of trammg each student for fltness to assume h1s responsl bzlxty as a c1t1zen ln our school as a member of hls famlly and of his communxty group and as an Amerlcan ii ln the larger sense Trammg for fltness IS not a mass product1on opera tion ID most cases lt IS an mdlvldual affalr mvolvmg the development of knowledge and sklll as well as lessons m honesty xntegrxty proper attldutes and the develop ment of each student s own personallty iii. THOLJAS l KEA YHLEY B S m Educatxon bouth a-st Mxssourx State Teachers Collnqf M 1n Educa tion Unu r-qty of Mlssourx Graduate xx ork Geo Peabody College Algebra General Nlath Sponsor Frf shman Class Hobbies I' xshmg all sports Mr Keathley spends many long hours at hxs desk each day ln order to solve the problems of the students and of the school vw. 'ff Pi Mm y y 3 , X C III' 11llvc1'1'11f011c!U11f for Teachers., N A h , -,- 3 M wg 5 C 12l1lCLJCL! One of the flrst pomts I would suggest xs thorough trammg 1n the fundamentals ln the elementary grades Then I would try to see that each chxld had a workable and slmple phxlos ophy that he could practzce m everyday 11fe I would try to get mstxlled ln hlm the deslre to leave the equ1pment or the place 1n whlch he has been a httle better for h1s havmg been there Also I would try to get hlm to study and practxce conservatwn of our natural resources If we do not do th1s future poster1ty will suffer Cvffcc' Kjdfllw s H A MCDONALD B S 1nEducat1on Northwest Mzssourz. State Teachers College General Sczence Agrxculture I and Il Biology Semor Scxence Hobbies Growmg frult vegetables and flowers BACK ROW Larry Kmg Vxrgmxa Wehner Carol Powell Joanne Sevxer Bobby Bundy FRONT ROW Beverly McCollum Joan West Dolores Bohrer 61,Clff, VIRGII. ANDERSON Mus xc Senior Sponsor B A Luther College Decorah Iowa Graduate work Northeast Missouri State Teachers College Hobbies Stamp and coin collecting IVA CANNON Art Eighth Grade Co Sponsor A B Central College Fayette Missouri Graduate work Northeast Missouri State Teachers College Hobbies Photography collecting scrapbook material FLOELLA K CARTER Soclal Science .Tunlor Sponsor B S Northeast Miss ourx State Teachers College A M University ofM1ssour1 Hobbies Cooking reading fnon fiction materxalj GEORGE MUNNS Health Phys1cal Education Drive rs Training Eighth Grade Co Sponsor ers College State Secondary Certificate Driver Education Certificate Hobbies Sports GLADYS NICKERSON English Clothing Sophomore Sponsor Reco Adviser B S University of Missouri Graduate work Northeast Missouri State Teachers College Hobbies Flowers gardening handicrafts FRANCES NIMMO Commerce Telxtal Sponsor B S Northeast Missouri State Teachers College Hobbies Cooking reading listening to the radio RUTH BUNDREN Sixth Grade State Elementary Certificate Northeast Missouri State Teachers College Hobbies Ice skating horses reading RUTH CHAFFEE Fourth Grade B S Northeast Mxssourx State Teachers College Hobbies Cookmg testing new recipes Sixty-Hour Life Certificate, Northeast Missouri State Teach- W. mum JCM, ROSE KISER Fxith Grade State Elementary Certlfxcate Northeast Mlssourx State Teachers College Hobbies Chlldren drxvmg EDITH LEW IS Thlrd Grade Spec1a1F1rst Grade Certlfxcate Northeast Mlssoun State Teachers College Hobbies Readmg sewing especlally embroxdery IVA NASH Second Grade B A Aurora College Aurora Illlnols Northwestern Unlverslty Hobbles Travelxng readlng MARTHA SANDERS Fzrst Grade Chrxshan College Columbxa Mlssourl B S Northeast MISSOUFI State Teachers College Hobbxes Drxvxng growing flowers chxldren LORAN WELLS Seventh Grade State Elementary Certxhcate Attended Mxssourx Unxversxty Central College Fayette Mxssourl Northeast Mxssourx State Teachers College Hobbxes Readxng sports ln general JACK DEMPSY FORBES New Boston trurall Fxrst Grade Elementary Certxfxcate Northeast Mxssourx State Teachers College CHARLENE FRAZIER Hlgh Hxll fruralj First Grade Elementary Certxfxcate Southwest Mxssourx State Teachers College NORMA .TEAIN RUSSELL Nester frurall Grade Elementary Certxfxcate Northeast Mxssourx State Teachers College ISABEL WARE H111 fx-uralj fNo Photographj First Grade Elementary Certxhcate Northeast Missouri State Teachers College fkwfh J- EMR - . : . y . 4 K . . y- V ' ' My ,M Q Z X y . ,, I I . . v' ' , - ' X M if W rn V' f , i Q ' 7 ' I 45 I f ' 7 ,v ' Q4 V . . . . . 5 , 1 4 Y ' V 4: 4 . 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I Q 4 795 ' 44 1l ' V-dl O cz efy j fjjcjmof Every mornmg 204 pup11s ln RZ leave thelr homes and meet one of the 5 buses to be transported to school 1n Bucklm and agam m the afternoon are taken home by the same competent dr1vers Much credxt IS due these dr1vers as there has never been an acczdent ln vo1v1ng a school bus smce the Bucklm schools began bus servlce V49 F HERB FESSLER WALTER WRIGHT LOWELI., BROW N EDDIE LARSON CLYDE WARE LK ' f M X if f H' 1 ff 3 A, 4 f ' L1 f V K V 4 , . , I i , , Q I , I A ff L 5 I X I V, W I , I ' 1 K' f, 1 - ll . E5 KM. , .t 1, 4,:5,Q..2,., S51- g,g4,, ,. W ,, .:. Av Q W L xg ' 'V ' ,.I fl , . 12, ,Q ,Q lj R 0 R R f ck- X , . f 1 1 , - 1 ' . X 5 K f' - , V .Ax '5 F w QU S Hlnl I NESS -uf Nfl ,ua-4, M1 Af Vzsmon eagerness to learn a strong deslre to develop the talent that hes wmthm hmm and an unselflsh splrxt of servlce are dommant traits of the student who IS grow 1ng ln fitness 6?VZiC911S CLASS OFFICERS Roy Baugher Pres 1dent J'oey Velder Secretary Dav1d Jenkms Vice Pres1dent Oneta Head Treasurer CVHO7 8111101108 Our Senxor year has been f111ed wzth much excztement pxctures, class rmgs, announcements, the purchasmg of new caps and gowns, a Sen1or play, the Jurnor Senxor banquet, class partles, and the Senlor trlp ENIFIELD I-KAINKIE Entm rmcl hm re from Cassx 1111 L10 during the last semestf r played the clarzm t and plane and was a mus xc cont: slant at K1rkswLlle ALDINGER ROBERT Commonly lsnovxn as DIRECT to tha students played a trombonf three years xn the band 'JBAUGHER Roy ED Pre-sxdgnt of the Senlor class Vxca Presldent of the Studf nt Councll was Edxtor ol thr Ts-lxtal one of the Co Edxtors ofthe Reco a trombonxst xn the band a mcmln r of the basketball squul and softball team and reccxu ci scholarshxp honors as an ofhca keeper and cl: xotlci much hr lpxng, dl rox-atc Ihr gymnasxum for basl-44 tball ,ps 'US 'F' if X 13-UlNDY ROBERT Thr- txmckeeper for many an xcnxng basketball gamm atB H b was alsoari prndablt olfxcr keeper 'VAC ,momma ii' gan.. sg- ink? 15 1 3 s 54? r' Aj A .:zz11zzz.1Z:11. - ' .... 39 . 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HERMAIN Play ed a trombone ln band and sang as bass ln the Chorus FESSLER MARY ANN Served as a l1brar1an and excelled a student IH art FFSSLER LAURA ROSE One of the Co Edltors of the Reco Asslstant Editor of the Tehtal pxtcher for the softball team served as Presxdent of her class two years and recexved scholar xp honors HEAD OINETA Served as Treasurer ofthe Senxor class played guard on the basketball team was the rxght helder on the softball team sang 1h chorus member ofthe Telital Staff and was selected as the Senxor candxdate for carm val queen S DAVID Vxce Presxdent ofthe Senior Class representatxve to the Student Councxl played a trombone m the band sang as tenor ln chorus and played on the basketball and softball teams .J X JOHNSON, VEN1-ITA A soprano rn chorus and an unfaxlmg helper when her class served at games carnn als and tournaments , l KX ' l A r 01-A11 ' , 'U Y X pf' , .y 4 , V S . l f f lm l , y wwf f .j,.'WQ,J Sh' ' I , , - 1 xl ' 0 D' JE .I . . - f, . AJ G11 AZOVS ' JONES, MARILYN A w a n member of the basketball squad, took three years of band as a drummer, sang as soprano in choru member ofthe Telital Staff, , I RODGERS, ILAH MAE Editors oi the Reco, captain ofthe basketball team t years, center fielder of the softball team, was in t band and chorus was selected to take the D A R histo test and recelved scholarshxp honors President ofthe Student Council, one ofthe Co w ' h r SEVIER JOANNE Played guard on the basketball team served as an office keeper was on the Telxta1Staif the poultry judglng team socxal science contestant and received scholarshlp honors STONE MARVIN So quiet lf you dxdn t see hxm you d never know he was around VELDER JOEY The youngest member of the class served as Class Secretary hxs Semor year i WEST WEHNER DOLORES Was cover page Edxtor on the Te1xtalStaff sang ln the chorus played as guard on the basketball team and was the sec ond baseman on the softball team .TOAIN The drum major of the twxrlers for two years scorekeeper for the basketball teams served as an office keeper and lzbrarxan was a member of the Telltal Staff WEST ROBERT The shortest and smallest boy m the Semor class Just mentxon horses and he was alert po 2 Q 141ll01's CLASS OFFICERS Opal Blxenman Secretary Ronald Noah Pres zdent Em1ly Borron V1ce Presldent Carol Powell Treasurer .....--1 The Jumor class, wzth twenty elght members, was the largest class 1n hlgh school the past year Then f1rst order of busmess was the election of thelr officers Mrs Floella Carter Sponsor Ronald Noah Presldent, Opal Bxxenman, Secretary, and Carol Powell Treasurer The class soclal act1v1t1es cons1sted of a wxener roast at the home of Bob R1tch1e m October, and a skatmg party Wlth the Senlors m January They assumed the respons1b1l1ty for an all school carmval, November 14 AMEN VAYNE R4coStaH Offlcr Softball H w ARBLCKLE AININA NlARlE Con Club Rnroblaff lf BARRY CLUTFOKD 3 Q3 Com Club Studant Councxl ia? BlXElNlv1AN OPAL. 41'- Lu c stock Judgxng loam Basketball Softball Rero Staff Class bf crctary BORRON EMll.Y Chorus R1 ro Stall Class Vlce Pre sxrlc nt Scholarslnp Honors BKADL EY ALICE BRADLEY DEAN DORAELL JOHN Farm Crops Turlgl 5, Tram ' peananunnagan -4 . 'M . : . , 1 , ' , - Vx Av, V' .-'O , 4' . 1 ' . ' Ax - . , -- N T i fc yyyo y ' - A Lib: ': 2 . f-ffmi' g ,AY 4 , fc! A ' , . is '1 Q- V fn 1 1 . DOUGLAS JOAN Basketball Chorus coStaff StudentCoun rll Txxr ns FOKD C-1-LOLYN 5l.E Con Club Kfcablafi bocxal zcurcl Cor estanl Sfhqlar vm Honor VOBSON REI IY LOL R4 co blatf 1 KIINC lAR CY Band Binrllf 1 ael- lhall bo R1rrxS!1lf Munr Cm hs! l LACER BETTY MARCUSSON MARY LOU Band Basketball Chor us RecoStaff Scholar ship Honors Musxc Contestant lVlOLLOY DONALD MOLLOY FRANCES Basketball Softball Reco Staff Twn-Img INOAH RONALD Basketball Softball Poultry Tudgmg Team Class Presldent POSHEK NIARJORIE POWELL CAROL Scholarzhxp Honors Banrl Pnirxelball Soft ball lhrfubtafl Oifxc Class Treasurer Mu slc Contestant RITCHIE BOBBX boftball Band me stock Judgmq Team STANDLEX ELIJON Daxry Iudqxng, Team ST '-.NDLEX -XLXIN bTANlJlE-IX I- KXNK ll X L N KO 'mx x f mar WEHNER, VIRGINIA Offxce Sdtball WEST, LARRY Poultry Judgxng Team WEST, MILDRED WEST, VIVIAN 14111019 AHQM' 1, L vt fair ,141 fy gf xv 1-:QQ ,ia K We 541 'hw ,ji-J? JE., AL 'sw- pa- -4-.. Qivlb Zwmores Ft!! CLASS OFFICERS Ronnxe Greear Treasurer hm Keathley President 0 Robert L Anderson Secretary W Lola Burstert Vlce President On Monday September 4 1951 twenty one members enrolled ln the Sophomore class Wlthm a few weeks they organlzed and elected as offlcers Mrs Gladys N1.ckerson Sponsor .Tim Keathley Presldent Lola Burstert Vlce Presldent Bob L Anderson Secretary and Ronnie Greear Treasurer They have been well represented ln outsxde act1v1t1es the past year as nlne played on the basketball teams ten made A Band and two played m B Band and ten of them made the Reco Staff A long remembered and much enjoyed event of the Sophomore class was Frances Brown s party xn October All the members of the Sophomore class except three and a few guests besldes the class members were present Round and square dancmg games and the wlener roast com bmed to furnxsh so much enjoyment the guests hardly knew when to go home 2 wwf +35 gifs ANDERSON ROBERT DEAN Band Chorus Basketball Music Contestant Softball RecoStaii ANDERSON ROBERT LEONARD mg Team BURSTERT LOLA Class Vxce P1-es1dent BROWN FRANCES B Band CANNON MARY EVELYN Band Chorus RecoStai Math Contestant COLE CLARII JEAIN Chorus ReCoStaii R3 I 'I ' S ., L 3 I Y - l ' ' , . 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QlgAY'VEV,fW Q .f I , , 'll V In lt Qi , V' , A ' il 'tny , pf A Wwyljgrl' , , 1, Ml ' ' f ' ?, V V. 5 DAVIS BETTY Band Chorus Reco Staff Cheer leader GREI-ZAR RONALD Band Basketball Softball Reco Staff Lxbrarxan Class Treas urer Student Councll Musxc Contestant HAYES DARLA RAE Band Chorus Reco Staff Student Councll Musu: Contestant Socxal Science Contestant Farm Crops Judging Team JENKINS DONALD Band Basketball Softball Reco Staff Daxry Judgmg Team KEATHLEY JAMES Band Chorus Basketball Soft ball RecoStat'f Class President Musxc Contestant Basketball Offxce Lxbrarmn MORGAN RALPH Band Basketball Math Contest ant Musxc Contestant Softball RecoStafi NEFF VIOLET B Band Chorus NOAH DONALD Basketball Softball SCHRECKHISE JO ANN TEETER DAVIE WEHNER JOAN Softball Chorus WILSON KATHRYIN Band Chorus Musxc Contestant Basketball Softball WRIGHT DI-:INA MAE Band Chorus Basketball Reco Staff Mus 1C Contestant YOCHIM, WILMA Scholarshxp Honors Farm Crops Team C Op 101110185 W gn il 4:54 3' '29, if fi N 4 - , f ,fwgwy 1 I l I V 1 1 ' V C , 1 1 'V 1 ,af 7, 1 1 wifi 1 ' ' -' - 1 M' . ' ' ' 3 I 1 f 1 -fm .1 were g K, 1 r,1j,A ,V f ' 1 , F 1 1 1 I f I I A V x M , V H 1 , 1 1 ' '11, X, '. ' ' A :ii A MCCOLLUM, BEVERLY 1 'tl' ff: ':l ' 1 1 1 ' ' A 1 , . . l - it I TL.--are, 1 1 if-iss' . , -A ii? ' ,., 1 - 1 11 use ' Q-rfrfaf if, -- , J. ..i,f,. R53 - I I .Q I r 1 I 'I ' v A r A V,-gf fjres lllI01l CLASS OFFICERS Violet Bixenman ........... Treasurer Donald Baxley . . . . Secretary LeRoy Kunkel Pres1dent Dean Head Vxce Presxdent Twenty four members made up the Freshman class thls year They were ably led by theu- offlcers and the1r sponsor Mr Thomas Keathley Although the Freshman class was not large th1s year It holds great promxse for future suc cess ln high school Several of the1r members ranked hzgh m scholarshlp Both boys and gzrls Junzor I-hgh basketball teams showed a lot of ablhty that only needs developmg The Freshmen class IS eagerly lookmg forward to actlve part1c1pat1on m a w1de range of aCt1Vlt16S for next year ADAMS VON DELL .Tumor I-hgh Basketball ARBUCKLE JAMES BAILEY DONALD Band Chorus .Tumor Hlgh Bas ketball Class Secretary BAILEY EL DEAN J'un1or H1gh Basketball BIXENLAAN VIOLET J'un1or Hlgh Basketball Class Treasurer 1' BRAGG BARBARA :L Band Scholarshxp Honors 'Han BUSWELL ROBERT Jumor Hlgh Basketball COLLINS BILLY Jumor Hlgh Basketball Lxbrar xan Student Councxl DOUGLAS BARBARA Junior Hxgh Basketball Cheer leader Q . a u c Q 1 I n I u u u 1 un I , I 1 v , Q -5 1 ' I 1 D . . . . . . . , , , . ,QL ' I . 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Y . - , I - ' ' . ,, ' , . . , - 'O 1 es 1111911 DOWELL, KATHERINE Junxor Hlgh Basketball ENGBERG CLEVA MAE Junior High Basketball HARRINGTON MARILYN B Band Lxbrarnan Student Counczl Scholarsh1p Honors HEAD DEAN Band Chorus Jumor H1gh Bas ketball Class Vlce Presxdent HEAD NORMA LEA .Tumor I-hgh Basketball Scholar shzp Honors HILL, GERALDINE Scholarshlp Honors fy ff ffiilff KUNKEL LE ROY Junzor H1gh Basketball Class President MOLLOY MARY LOU Junior High Basketball NANNEMANN, LE VERN Junior H1gh Basketball .A-L NIEMEIER VERL Iunlor I-hgh Basketball PAYNE JESSE Jumor Hlgh Basketball SCHRECKHISE ARNOLD Junxor I-hgh Basketball STODDARD ARTHUR Junior High Basketball Band STONE ROGER SUMMERFIELD WAYNE , 24- fsfq ax W 14 ,xx IW jfs.. A sv I J ml. 'st 14' be lllustratlons are used to make the lesson more clear, as Mxss Cannon mstructs the Elghth Grade ln keeping then' sclence notebooks C jzfz V za Motto Make Our Best Better Flower lvhlte Carnatwn Colors Blue and Whlte Iourhhall a tl ry rmpular noon hour The pr17e w mm rs of the Hallov. een Makxnf, puppl ts for a carnnal show sport muh hthi radl party calhd for pain-nce and craatxxe alulxty MQW 'ug s lint Q bln.-at 4 Q- jlffz Q ICI CLASS OFFICERS Roscoe Balley V1ce President Eddxe Mam Secretary Frankle Stephens Treasurer Wayne Borron Pres ldent September found the Exghth Graders back m a home room agam after one year of experlence 1n Junxor Hlgh A maj orlty ofthe group soon found It easier to work wxthout so much travehng between classes A system of co spons orshlp has resulted 1n a generous number of part1es Halloween was celebrated with costumes and spooks As guests ofthe four H S classes the Chrxstmas party at school was enjoyed by the class Mystery fudge and horns combmed to make memories of a New Year s Eve party especxally pleasant The roller skatlng tr1p to Macon was shared wxth about thirty Seventh Graders The boys and gxrls who were chosen to act 111 a short play was part of the all grade program tr1ed to bulld for future experxen e m hxgh school dramatxcs ADAMS JO ANNE ANDERSON EUCENE BAILEY KOSCOE BORRON WAY 'NE BRIGGS MARY CAKOI BUSWELL CONNIA ROSALEE COHOON RICHARD DAVIS NONDIS RANNETTE DOVE ELL KAYMOND LEE HARRINGTON EVELYN LOUISE HALL MARIAN CLALJDIA HILL DAKLENE MAY HEAD LARRY DEAN JAClxSON STANLEY JACOBS HOVK ARD ARNOLD JOBSOIN HARN EY EUGENE MAIN MARION EDWARD MOLLOY NOKM-5. JEAN MO-QG-KN FEQN FLO51-XINE SCH-LECKHISE BETTY DARLENE STEPHENS FRANKIE STODDARD C OLDIE JE -XNETTE WRIGHT -QOY ELCENE 92,6 tit! 2 Q- O C ' 3 , IC f I ' L C 1 X ' ' ' ................. I X ........... . Q Q ............... , ..r,,,,, , , ,,,. V f A , 'f - f ' F1625 'il I he .1 21 S ,- . Y ' 4 E I! I A v ' ' . ' T5 ug ' 1 ell? I 5144 X' I 1 .. 3 l .. ' I H ' . . ' ' N -X 4 ' A , . . Ev L Arla 4. D c A A . ' ' , I ' ' 0 - 0 A ' . l Z .N T i .' l h Av ' ' - A A' , . . .' . ' ' if. ., .I A. J ' wi L I I ,il 1 , tg t 'I , - , '. - ' ., 3 ' '-J :gl I I all qu Q 'LPI Nq-54 Xx its C! Blix One could be certaln of seemg somethlng new when he vlsxted the Seventh Grade room th1s year In the1r spare moments they were busy rearrangmg thelr furmture putting up new art work or class work d1splay1ng hobby collectxons or rehearslng for a program They were lndeed a lxvely crowd for they were one ofthe largest classes m school and they were always thlnklng up some new act1v1ty 701111 1 fa CLASS OFFICERS Martha Anderson Treasurer Jerry Sevler Vlce Presldent Marxlyn Johns on Presldent Everett Barry Secretary ANDERSON MARTHA BAILEY ROBERT BARRY EVERETT BAUGHER CAROLYN BRAGG CLAUDINE QVQHZI fx Vac Q BURRIS CONNIE COLE JIMMY DOUGLAS LORETTA EDGE NORMA JEAN F' ENGBERG FREDDIE GARDNER WAYNE GREEN RONALD HANSON LEROY HANSON ROGER HEAD JERRY DALE HERRIMAN TOMMY JACOBS ROBERT JOHNSON MARILYN KING BEVERLY KING BOBBY EARL MENDENHALL BEN 1-'Nz MENDENHALI.. HERBERT MOLLOY JIMMY DALE PAMPERL JUANITA PAYNE LARRY Z! SCHNEIDER CARMEN SCHRECKHISE DOROTHA PIPPIN LARRY SEVIER JERRY STANDLEY COLLEEN STANDLEY DALE STONE LARRY SWITZER THELMA ff 1 i f f ' ' , My 4 ' Q I ,,V, 1 , V l f ' ,L l A t v Z 5 ' ' ig 7 , , E ' ' f .ff gif u ,h4,z! L ' ' - , A f ' ,L I 1 N- ,v- f rc, ' . 'Q f I I AJRZL I VV., N , ,Ay M ' :- ja , I A 1 xi k, Vx N f . fn j im . A , I P J .J I ' J . , A Q xl ' 'Z I My Q ' I f f 62 Nd Thls IS the smallest class 1n school, but they make up for their lack of number by then' bubblmg enthus 1asm for all school act1v1t1es, even lf xt 15 workmg muced fractxons or long d1v1s1on They contrxbuted much toward the success of the school carnlval and Junior Hlgh tournament liz, 'LXZZL 91 acje J Wg 5.255 .. Q..s.s.u., M. COHOON CODY CONNON ROBERT CREIGHTON MARY ELLEN FITZGERALD LUTICIA HAYES BEVERLY HAYES DARYI. K HEAD HERMA HEATON MARY ANN JACKSON LARRY MAGERS WANITA MOLLOY BOBBIE LEROY MARCUSSOIN LAWERENCEVNADE RICKARD ROBERT STILLWAGON JlMMY SUMMERFIELD EVELYN 4 3 6 ,z X ' 7 s , ' v ' ' , 1 ' 1 T V . A V . Q .VIA '.A6... Q ' V i gi . A I I Y V I - A 1 I , Y Ng ' 1 . A E I E . l-- if f 1 f Zi . I 1, l ' A A 4 , i E 'V i s I r X V. , . 4 I ' - F Q' OZU f-JVULZCS se fx 'tell 0181118 H110 ,wb Caterpxllars toads and bugs never fad to attract A crowd 4' 0 9 A --M 'Q- Lg. 'ii-.m,...h-.Sa. Slides down the xcy or snowy front walk furnish September days are lazy days when they just many thrxlls and spxlls for all ages gather m groups and talk nigga eww' av-www f-nr The swmgs are very popular among the gxrls Bxcyclmg xs one ofthe boys pastlme ' 5 , jf f ZZ 51 fee' M7774 VJ' 'J 5 J rf my A ,A ' , . I X , s Q Y V Q M Zo V P - gil, , , .15 , .1 vri W- 1 1 'gr 'Q ogg:iJ- 'A 4 , ' H V ' ' ' Q , . R E ll! :I v! V . Y' I guns: iiibu I 'I I 1 Q WWA In an atmosphere of Chnstmas festlvlty produced by then- brlghtly decorated room the F1fth Graders enjoyed Chrxstmas stones old and new durmg thelr readmg period Here one group exammes a beaut1fu11y lllustrated book br ought from home wh11e the others read thexr asslgnment and thelr teacher Mrs K1ser looks on fi?i'1!1c1e ANDERSON JACK BAILEY NELDA BURRIS HAROLD DEAN COLE JUDY FAYE A 44 hh ,if ,f,,..,. DAVIS EARLEEN DAVIS MAY BETH DOUGLAS LOIS DOWELL MARILYN ED E NS LE ROY EDGE MARY EDW ARDS T OMMY ERVIE WAY NE HEATON J'ERRY JACOBS SHIRLEY JOHNSON ELNA KING .TERRY DALE LOVETT SHIRLEY MCCARTY LAVERNE MENDENHALL HARRISON PAYNE MARGARET PEARL RIDDLE DALE RONAN ANNA MARGARET SCHRECKHISE EARLENE SWITZER EVANGELINE SWITZER ROBERTA TAYLOR DIANE TEETER JOY VOB ORNIK LARRY WILSON CAROLYN WILSON GARY WILSON, PATSY WOLFSKILL DELOMA SEGA gm Q Q r Wiagf ff-4,99 QW? 1 J. A ' Y 9 World Geography IS becommg more than just a subject Ln school to the Fourth Graders who trace the route of some relatxve ln servxce 1n the Medzterranean area or 1n Korea t . i or maybe just some cxty mentxoned m last nlght s radlo pro if gram Af , Ouzfi f- lace BAILEY NORRIS BAILEY ROB ERTA BAUGHER ARLE TA BRADLEY LARRY COLLINS RONALD COLLINS TERRY CUPP CECIL DAVIS BETTY EDGE JOE BILL FINNEY JAMES HARRINGTON HAROLD HEAD CONNIE HEATON, CI-IERYL HORTON EDWARD I AC OBS VIRGIL JOHNSON CAROLE KITCHEN GEORGE KRAW L B ARB ARA KRAWL ELENOR LOVETT SUE MYERS BILLY STONE GARY STONE RANDALL WALKER RICHARD WEST ARCHIE WHISENAND ARLETA fmovuf fm, WAN? I oy, Here much of the thought and actwlty of the Third Graders IS centered around the Chnstmas theme They have decorated thelr room gazly and are especxally proud of thexr tree and of Santa Claus Castle to whxch some are stall gwmg the fmzshmg touches One group is havmg xts reading lesson while others are supposed to be devotmg thezr attention to the pr eparatlon of thexrs QJZLIVCJ 916107 xgc f 4559 .5-.4 3.3 - BAILEY MYRTLE KAY 1,..f- BURRIS PATSY CUNNINGHAM CARMIN C UPP CLAY T ON EDB NS CHARL OT TE EDWARDS .TERRY I v. 3 . I' K. 3 K . C ,fr ,df u wfl , 2 R U - 6 ERVIE JOY ELIZABETH FORD JOHN GILLESPIE BILLY HANSON CARL HANS ON MARY ELIZABETH HAYES MAYS HEAD ALVIN HEAD PHY LLIS IOBSON BARBARA JOBSON KAREN JOHNSON KEITH JOHNSON ROSEMARY KRAWL DARENE MCCARTY LAV ON MOLLOY DAVID PAYNE N ORMA LEE QUALSETH CONNIE RIDDLE DENA SWITZER NANNETTE TAYLOR DELBERT TEETER B OBBY TURNER KEITH VOBORNIK CAROL SUE VOBORNIK GARY WEST CAROL SUE WILSON SHARRON WRIGHT DORIS ANN gn Cz 41 UIQ ly, 19' T'31.,A.?.w ffmf 'ff L wa W f A e , . l Y I f H l I I D V :, ,,,., , ,. . , If M- , f n V 4 if ,5,, 4, Q ul WL I Q Y 1 Q Q ' f' ,. b , , f XLS' mu 45 . L .ir 'f If I ,J .sfi-Y. -4, V V! , I M., I I I , 'Q ' , 1 X I A gfgggfg - - :l T, . . I PIPPIN, PATRICIA A' K . , ,QW V 1 54 - vga . ' ' ' ff: I . , Ei- v X .' ' . 5 , Q ggn, ' '. ,J2'9Tlfx 'f ,Ly V , x ,ig 7 ' . ' 'R' ff? 'E ' - - A V . , 1 , .ix 4 XT- 553,25 A ' ., . N51 I lj I A . I QIJ, f 1 ii-qv A, . ' z. .f 5 ,,' J 51 ' 5 1 F- 4 1 ' ' ' 1 ,. ' QT n . 1 , + K , , 34w I 4, K. ' , rv q , ., 111 ?' ' 3, is ' iF V O, -1,1 1 ' .ggi s h,,::i4 ' ' f 5' -- ' M I f ,I Nl : .::1e A London Bridge IS fallmg down smg the Second Graders as they play the old fam111ar game even m the cramped space of then' room Th1s and many other actzon songs help them to develop then zmtxatzve and 1magmat1on M 1 BAILEY DONNY BAILEY WINSTON LEE BRADLEY JAMES BRAGG KAY BUNT ON TOMMY DICK COULSON SHARRON KAY 1-'V I 'B U I I 1 G3 ecom K5 ra e - 1 ' , . 2 ,Ag ' f ,-,. DAVIS ROGER DAVIS ROLAND DEAN DAVIS RONALD EUGENE DOUGLAS RONNIE DOWELL, DOROTHY FITSGERALD EVELYN FORD JESSE HERRIMAN JUDY HEAD JANET HEAD RONNIE HEATON BONNIE SUE JACOBS DONALD JACOBS, RALPH KRAWL, ALLEN LACER DIANE LOVETT ROGER MENDENHALL, BOBBY MENDENHALL CONNIE MILLER LEROY MORGAN JOE MCC ARTY LLOYD OLIVER JUDY SLATER DORIS STONE KAREN SUMMERFIELD JUDY SWITZER SHIRLEY WALKER DAVID WEST ROGER 'B 5 CEJQCOVL gm A e ..Al R il in ,Q Y F F' x vu-1U 5 .29 has :ffl Gum -buf' I f I I I l , , I V 1 ,c,'. 'Tm 'A ,. 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I , - I Readmg 15 the most lmportant subject ln the txrst grade lhe class IS dxvlded mto small groups who take thexr turn m slttmg at the long table and readmg to Miss Martha In th1s manner each child feels more free to express himself and can re cexve more mdwxdual attentxon Wh11e one group reads the others work m thezr workbooks X1 tl: Q! , fzzs fs1ae J' ,-X, X f N r 4 -J gf rj U n an AJ X fs 1 , wifi' ANDERSON JOHN ARNOLD PHILLIP LYNN BAILEY MARILYN FAYE BURK CONNIE LYNETTE COLLINS MARCUS LYNN CUNNINGHAN WAYNE DAVIS ILA JEAN ERVIE DONNA FORD VIOLA MAE HEAD FREDDIE HUGHES WANDA FAYE HEARLST ON JIMMY LEE g, LOVETT JERRY RAY MCCARTY PAUL MILLSAP, CAROLYN FERN MOLLOY, ANITA CHARLENE MOLLOY JERRY KIETH NEFF JOHN ROBERT OLIVER ROSE ANN PAYNE JOHN PEEPLES SHIRLEY ANN PIPIN CAROLYN F1-:RN VARNER GARY FRANCIS swrrzsn, GALEN Lx-:ROY TEETER JERRY WAYNE THOMPSON JERRY WAYNE WHISENAND CAROLYN KAY W ILS ON TERRY LEE wsif A 1a e u ' 2 , MISS NORMA JEAN RUSSELL T acher V1 1 'K Y limi' lb QSZQV' una AMEN GARRY AMEN LARRY B ORRON LARRY BORRON RICHARD CROUSE SHARON DENNY WANDA GRAY EILEEN GRAY VIRGINIA GRAY VIVA LIEBHART EUGENE STANDLEY VERMETTA Thlrd Grade Thlrd Grade Slxth Grade Th1rd Grade Second Grade Flfth Grade Second Grade F1fth Grade Thu-d Grade Flrst Grade Second Grade ,:f, , 954, 5522 Playgr ound equipment ARB UCKLE ETTA MAE Seventh Grade ARBUCKLE FREDDIE THOMAS Second Grade ARB UCKLE MYRTLE HELEN Fourth Grade BROWN DORIS MAE COHOON GRABLE GRABLE GRABLE ARVELLA MAE DENA ALICE JOHN WINDLE LILY RUTH KITCHEN GARY LEE KITCHEN GLEN EDWARD LINGO SHARI SUE MAIN BARBARA LEE MAIN .TO ANN MAIN MAEOLA MARIE MAIN MARGARET ELLEN MAIN PATSY SUE E1ghth Grade Seventh Grade Fxrst Grade Fourth Grade Elghth Grade Second Grade Fxfth Grade Thlrd Grade Seventh Grade E1ghth Grade Flrst Grade F1fth Grade Fourth Grade -in 'mv The bus and passengers MRS CHARLENE F RAZIER Teacher M l. l A A- I . lr: 'I t f Mya xg - I . ,Q x ,, in M . 1? , ........ , . . . ' ' ' ' FLT' M . , ............ ,T - -A -me--,V gf ,. 5 : S i A Q yr . lr. . A-ff - W f . - 3 'die 2 ' , ........... - V 8 . I 1 x, A . 7 i M5 ' ik ., H r y .:5 , .... ....... W ,, M 5 ., - , ........ . . ' 1 a s p n r 1 n 'L , .............. , ......... , . . ................ , .......... , ........ ' 1 foua.nnngnnna A 5 : ' 1 , - 1 - -I w n. 1 - '.f 1. 9512 mm ANDERS, GARY. ....... PAMPERL, CLIFF ORD .... PAMPERL, SHARON KAY . YOCHIM JERRY. . YOCHIM RAYMOND DEAN. MRS ISABEL WARE Teacher MR JACK FORBES 1,0 Q Teacher ADAMS, DALE ALMOND .T R CARTER PAULETTE DARNOLD IVAN LEE DAVIS, BOB RATLIFF LINDA RATLIFF L ORE N RATLIFF, MORRIS THOMPSON DEANNA WILSON ETTA WILSON JERRY ANDERS, KIRBY ......... .. . .. . . . . . Third Grade . Sixth Grade . Sixth Grade - - - Third Grade Second Grade Fourth Grade OM mra Fourth Grade Fourth Grade Fourth Grade Third Grade Sixth Grade Fxrst Grade Sixth Grade Fourth Grade Frith Grade Th1rd Grade Slxth Grade , . . . . - . . . . . . ' 'e Oc Z RATLIFF, ELOISE .... . . . Fifth Grade 1 'W iff 'L , nnun 1 saaa nnnn I I 7 ez Qqgoefon JW! ff' V' ...Q-1 Playground equxpment adds to noon fun -3-f' ,Mv- -'tif Y'n,, -nun- .............. ----s-...-.. v-........,,.,..,,,. ----......... -ii, Programs have to be prepared. The Boston group. Girls show their favorite dolls. cquirinq nowleflqe in Hu! IiI ISS IT VITI XR 'Lthout knowledge no one can hope to meet sans factorxly lxfe s many sxtuatxons : . . , , . . ,-,, , gm olanrarzf fknviefes fjeeczclzgng 5for lv' The llbrary IS an zmportant part of any school Ours IS located around the walls of the study hall on open shelves Thls fact means a reader can flnd a deslred ref erence m a hurry or can browse untll he fmds a book or perlodxcal of Lnterest Stu dents serve as hbrarlans for each perlod of the day 1 107161119 - JOANNE SEVIER gh tr:- RONNIE GREEAR MARILYN I-IARRINGTON BEVERLY MCCOLLUM MARY ANN FESSL ER BILLY COLLIINS K V .F A I 4 1 f k Qt! J A I ,e,h Q N 1 . I 5 I H , fd . 'I ' ff Le. J J 5 . fx . OCTCI! 'CjCZ81lCC ------- - -for learning the problems and respon- sibilities of a citizen. Every member of the Social Science classes subscribes to a paper on current affairs One day each week IS devoted to speclal reports and oral recltatxon concern mg articles in this paper HQ 15 1 cultivating the habit of more effective communication '3 Experience in conductmg a business meeting according to the accepted rules of procedure is obtained by members ofthe English IV Class OVH6? COHOVIHCS for better lwmg 5...- Q S Sk111 ln the use of the needle and the sewmg machlne are of great value to any glrl whether she becomes a career gxrl or homemaker enjoyment and understandlng of the arts m Q W Free hand drawxng sculptormg Woodcraft and bookwork are taught ln the art classes 5 W . 1 -, N I A , -V 4 ,K , . v L . Q 7 - ----------------- - - - - developlng xmagxnatxon, and encourag1ng f T i A A Q qi ' 0 'I A-. ' xl X 4. o ' ,L ix ,. r ' . - fs If 711161 provldmg opportunxtxes to develop speczal skllls as she prepares the class for a txmmg test C111 191716111169 leadlng the students to acqulre habxts of reflectwe thznkmg ln Algebra there IS alvw ays a problem for someone Mr Keathley tells Donme Noah how to solve an equatxon -------------------- .. .. . Now remember, work for accuracy rather than for speed, advises Mrs. Nimmo, JH! .... ....... - . r - fx CICHCC gammg knowledge of our envu-onment A Thxs is the way we test for starch says Donald Baxley as Mr McDonald General Sclence class conducts an experlment ,-X I I 701 7ClH17,1lq to make a safer way of llfe by proper lnstructxon at the beglnnxng E f . l al'-.If ., 1,3 ' 'gh an .7--s 4'-. ,l .'. 1. 1 '.'.' ,rfwfa-! '9 A f Mr- Munns endeavors to teach the parts and care of a car as well as proper driving. Qve opinq pQcici1 olenfs f in c1divifiQs Opportumtxes for dlscovermg and cultwatmg specml talents and for learrung to assume responsxbxhty are offered ln the varxed extra curz-1cu1ar actwztxes such as mus IC sports dramatxcs and pubhcatxons ' 1 01101718 CiC5l1J.Oy9 C7!V7?1,lSiC qgpur FIRST ROW Left to Right, Joan Douglas Dean Head Mary E Cannon Mary Lou Marcusson Marxlyn Jones Joe Ann Schreckhxse Joan NA ehner Cla re Jean Cole Claudine Cannon Vxolet Neff Veneta Johnson Donald Baxley Betty Jo Davxs SECOND ROW Oneta Head Jxm Keathley Kathryn Wxls on Rolla Stxllwagon Darla Hayes Herman Dowell Dena M Wrlght Richard Connon Ilah Mae Rodgers DBVld Jenkms Dolores Wehner Robert D Anderson Emxly Borron Mr Vxrgxl Anderson V ew gvclcjzfzozls fo fze Ofeparfmeni Y? qs-I 17 '1 X Ar'- The morale ofthe muslc department was glven a boost th1s year by the purchase ofa new .Tesse French and Sons plano and a new Newcomb phonograph These mstruments have furnished enloviible hours of entertamment to many of the students fx fx 4 H0204 C IIOIICII IO 1' ew The best Concert the Bucklln Band has ever g1Ven was the comment heard from many mdwxduals after the concert Tuesday evenxng February 5 The program varled from popular numbers marches and overtures to boogle woogle On the hlstorlcal slde were such numbers as Crusaders Overture Chateau Thxerry March Lexmgton March and Washlngton Post March 3 555 1' IRST ROW Claudme Bragg Darla mae rxayes v 1016! Neil Donald Bauey l- ern molg Barbara Bragg Claudme Cannon Martha Anderson Mary Lou Marcusson SECOND ROVM Dean Head VN ayne Gardner Ilah Mae Rodgers Kathryn VK 11s on David Jenkms Roy Ed Baugher Larry King Dena Mae Wright Carol Powell THIRD ROW Bobby Rltchxe Rxchard Connon Donald Jenkms Betty Jo Davxs Jlm Keathley Ralph Morgan Robert D Anderson Ronnxe Greear Eddxe Maxn Mr Vxrgll Anderson Dlrector KFLUZJ FIRST ROKR Jerry Dale Head Roger Hanson Harrison Mendenhall Jerry Heaton Bexerly Kmg Carmen Schnelder Jack Anderson Daryl Hayes Lerloy Harson SECOND ROW Marxlyn Harrington Beverly Hayes Herma Head Martha Anderson Vwayne lardner Claudme Bragg Thelma Sw xtzer Vxolet Neff Herbert hlendenhall THIRD RON Mr Vxrgxl Anderson Dean Head A rthur Stoddard Mary Elm 'x Creughton Rolla aullwagon N -DCIII s F mtl '1 eff ' II . -f 5 F f' 1 f L ,L - ! 1 A' Q .D D A O .4 . ' It .YQ ' f . ' 3' 7 ' ' ,lf I ' J . Q fg3cmrI eijgnrnzs C ar an! rV!Q2C17 In the autumn, when the leaves began to tumble downward the fifty two piece amblmg band assembled on the lawn each mormng Practzce for perfectzon Keep those fxles and ranks stra1ght ' shouted Mr Anderson After many hours of practice, and many lectures on the director s part, the band became m reahty a marchmg band Ram sleet snow haxl as well as frozen feet and hands made the Ku-ksvxlle Homecomxng on November 3 1951 well remembered Both the tvs lrlers and band members were thoroughly frozen by the time they had marched uptown around the square and back to the college campus the football game betv een hu-ksvxlle and Maryw xlle To the accompaniment ofthe xendor Pla nuts Popcorn' Crackerjack ' Ice Cold Poo the Bucklm band pa rucxpared an the hall o the Mlssourx va New York football game az Columbxa Seotembcr Z5 1 l - I ll ' Il 1 tl , . ' - n . . again. The bravest ones, nevertheless, battled the storm and watched .A , .S .. x - E . ' s. Y KK 1111 1611111 'L 111 C111 0111141 KX 611118 .1 91191166 111 f- 017011111 SEATED Roy Ed Baugher Clxfford Barry Darla Rae Hayes Ronnle Greear Dav1d Jenkins Claudme Cannon llah Mae Rodgers STANDING Mr Vxrgxl Anderson Joan Douglas Marilyn Harrmgton Billy Collins An assembly was called of the four upper classes by Supermtendent Keathley m the early fall of 51 for the purpose of organxzmg a Student Counc1l It was declded that the Presldent and Vxce Presldent were to be chosen from the two upper classes then each class was to elect two Representatwes Ilah Mae Rodgers and Roy Ed Baugher Semors were elected Presxdent and Vzce Presxdent respectively Class Representatives to the Councxl were as follows Claudme Cannon Dav1d Jenkms Sen1ors Joan Douglas Cllfford Barry Junlors Darla Hayes Ronnxe Greear Sopho mores Marilyn Harrmgton Bllly Collms Freshmen Mr Anderson was appomted Counczl Advxs er One of the mam projects of the Student Councxl was playmg host at the annual Chrlstmas party held on December 19 Bemg orgamzed chxefly to encourage more self governmg by the students the Councxl looks forward to b1gger thmgs next year 3 K 4 . . , fx 11'S 116 , UCISOH CIS . U11 UVUIICC' J lCl1llpS ' ! ca I fl G7 CU! -. fr ,, fe yi ay, 'Q is CAJ-f,w.HIf-.EIN5 Onetd H'-af! liek. lxla-' 14 fyzwr, The Bucklin Bulldogs have ended their l951-52 season with a game average of thirty-seven points. While Winning Z4 games and losing only three, they scored a season total of 983 points. All members of the squad except the Seniors, Oneta Head, llah Mae Rogers, Joanne Sevier, and Marilyn Jones, are eligible to play again next year. Greater team loyalty and co-operation contributed to the team's efficiency and high scoring, winning for them the title of Tri County Champions In addition to this honor they received gold basketballs Coach Mr George Munns 95 Av 'Y FRONT ROV ll.elt to ilgllf 'oan Doug a Outta H ad Marilyn Jones Kathrxnl 1 on Mary Lou Marcus on Buerly McCollum BACK ROW Frances Molloy O al Bvcennan lah Ma Rodg rs Coach Munns D na Mae Wright Ca ol Powell Joanne Jexu ,, . . H . . . - , , , . i i l 1 i 045. . ,,:. - 1 1 Q ' ', f. 4 1 v 0 C 9 4 - Q 'S' S I .ga Q BX .' ' X: :'v. J gli, ' Q-, -1, V I. '. 1st. ' s , V' . A 1 '. gf '. I . l ui ke , .. , e ,Y -K, V T v X. I - Qi ff. f 5591 f u -4 ww .www Ziff bw , P 5 ,E ,E f gif' P ,J M2 O 'S l JR g, S W ,, f, XZ fl 5 S 'G sn fmzzior 1U?'C'f7CIl'CS 5 or fjfm ' fuiulre FIRST ROW: fLeft to Right, Robert Buswell, Eugene Anderson, Billy Collins, Mr. Munns Coach, Jesse Payne, El Dean Bailey, Arthur Stoddard. SEATED: Arnold Schreckhise, Lavern Nannemann, LeRoy Kunkel, Donald Bailey, Verl Payne holds the third place trophy, won by the Junior High boys in the Bucklin Tournament. Nierneier, Dean Head. Bucklin Bucklin Bucklin Bucklin Bucklin Bucklin Bucklin Z4 Bucklin ZZ Bucklin 35 f1477ifJ1'5KY691!1 61zj'0zf.S ilgfzsgcffraff u my Q, f N I f' ' 1 1-'ERN MQRGAN COACH MUNNS BARBARA DOUGLAS Captaxn Captain 1 dcuzzcfs' 1-:THEL 46 BUCKMN Z9 MEADVILLE Z1 BUCKLIN 39 LIBERTY zz BUCKLIN as 1-:THEL 33 BUCKLIN 19 ETHEL 40 BUCKIJN FIRST RO fl it to 'ixqhtl Marx lon. hiollox N xols-t Bm nman Bark ara Douglas Carolyn l+1uLh r M rtha -Rnd r on Norma Molloy Norma Head BACh -IOV nw :chr c 1 Clc a Lnb rg Claucxne Bragg Joan Adnmb Coach Munns V1nD ll Adam F rn Morgan Mxclmey Hall Marxlyn Johnson ZUH 1119 C188 ,N 1QLI1lI fc f 11 11 1 4 X 018011 FIRST ROV! Karren Jobs on Carmen Cunnmgham SECOND ROW Carol Sue VN est Beverly Davxs Mary Ellzabeth Hanson Joy Erx ze THIRD ROVN Mabeth Dax xs Cheryl Kay Heaton Barbara Jobs on Roberta Swxtzer FOURTH ROW Ixanette Sw ltzer Rosemary Johnson Anna Margaret Ronan Betty Davis Deloma VK olislull Elna Johns on Pat Plppm Lois Douglas FIFTH ROVN Mary Ann Heaton Joy Teeter Carole Johnson Patsy Wllson Earlme Schreckhxse Carolyn Sue VN xlson Mary Edge Dorls Wrxght Joan VS est 81681 !6C1C17QlS The cheerleaders have followed the basketball teams to nearly all the games during the season Then' yells have helped the teams at many needed tlmes and were entertammg to the crowd LEFT TO 1-LIGHT Mrs Rose Klser Soonsor Barbara Douglas Fern Morvan Betty Jo Dams 'i l: '! ffilf KI sf 1111! lm! ' 6 I xl 2 L TQ 3 A Wa , C , A yn . i 1, I IJ . I I Q ,fi rv f'A'fv' K' ' fx '!Dll!!i!OtjS C,-XML! fljifl Mvjll CK U1I!L'I'C'IIl'L' BACK ROW: fLeft to Right? Roy Baugher, Richard Connon, Ralph King, Donald Noah, David Jenkins, Mr. Munns, Coac SEATED: Ronnie Grew-ar, Bob Andereon, Donald Jr-nkinkz, NON-CONFERENCE GAMES la Morgan, Ronald Noah, Larry lx. .lim Kvathlvy, Larry West. TOURNAMENTS Bucklin Bynumville 40 Ethel Tournament Bucklin Town Team 47 Laclede Tournament Bucklin Ethel 73 Browning Tournament Bucklin Town Team 37 Sub-Regional Tournament Rlcumun CQJNNON Rox LD Nou! Captain CJ Captain Forward ru I im -A Pl:-XYERS' SEASON STANDINGS il'i5lA9i i i i Player F.G. F.T, Rifharcl Conngnbr-Tr-t 46 VY Y ionalfi Noah FS ill Dfwnnlri Noel: R3 LP Ralph lvlrnrgazz l ,Ii larrx King 9 in Donald in-:fine 7 . J Bob .-lnfiersori .I Kr-athiex' 3 lm ali Ronnie Crm-fa Dax ii Ienlirte Q Rav Faugher r 1 Ierru '-Vest ,i an 1 LARRY KING Forward DONALD JENKINS DONALD NOAH Guard Guard CONFERENCE GAMES BUCKLIN VS. GREEN CITY In their first conference game, the boys defeated Green City 49 to 22. BUCKLIN VS. NORTHWESTERN With their next conference game came unwelcome defeat. Northwestern won, 64 to 47. BUCKLIN VS. LACLEDE The boys were edged out of victory by three points, as Laclede won,Z6 to 23 . BUCKLIN VS. MEADVILLE This game was a thriller to the last quarter, when Meadville cut loose and won 50 to 42. BUCKLIN VS. LINNEUS Bucklin suffered their worst defeat of the year as Linneus had easy victory, 75 to 21. BUCKLIN VS. LIBERTY The boys played another thriller with Liberty. Bucklin won by a close score of 35 to 32. RONNIE GREEAR RAL PH NIORGAN DAVID JENKINS Guard Forward For'-'-'ard BOB ANDERSON JIM KEATHLEY ROY BAUGHER Forward Guard Guard C ONFERENCE GAMES BUCKLIN VS. GREEN CITY Bucklin boys again beat Green City at the start of the second half of the sea- son, 53 to 31. BUCKLIN VS. NORTHWESTERN Northwestern held the reins of the ball game, as they walked away to a 54 to 13 victory. BUCKLIN VS. LACLEDE Laclede won their second game from the Bucklin boys by defeating them 31 to 25. BUCKLIN VS. LINNEUS In their second game with Linneus, the boys held Linneus to a 51 to 43 win. BUCKLIN VS. LIBERTY Bucklin pulled another close game out of the fire as they went ahead of Liberty, 44 to 40. BUCKLIN VS. MEADVILLE Bucklin lost a hard game to Meadville by the close score of 37 to 41. R. Noah hits one for two points against Morgan, slow on the jump. Grecar scores for varsity Laclede. 1 1 Gjjgflfvczff, rnincijval Cyufcfoor Gjlhorf 0 0 O 7 FRONT ROVS Konnu Greear Larry Kmg Bob Anderson Donald Jenkins Bob Rxtchn. Donnu Noah BACK ROW Coach Munns Jlm Keathley Davld Jenkxns Roy Baugher Ronald Noah Ralph Morgan VK ayne Amen Rxchard Connon The softball team, orgamzed th1s year under the supervxsxon of Mr Munns played several exc1tmg games wxth other schools Included among these were Ethel, Brownlng and Green Clty Many mtra squad games were also played each day for practlce -any 3 x. ,L oxd A rwht Jr ular nc me r 1 :io me Ore-ear dxd a xery fme Joh catclnxnq x ra rnxnutf s a day 'z actlflng 5 r B ls L fr: 1 Xa oxtcnlng mg for th 'ntch mth nuclflxr s Broxxrxng game C?JljJ6!l.gflilS off Cvuicjoor llaorfs W Working on the pit for the high jump. Something new was added in B. H. S. this year. After the basketball season was over, track became the main interest among the basketball boys. Richard Connon all ready for the bxg Mr Nlunns gxves the startmg lxneup for game the Brownmg game Ronme Greear explains that he shd under Seventh and Exghth Graders mdulgmg m a the catcher tag but Lhe umpxre s decxsxon game of touch football wshxch was a popu of out stxll stood lar noon day actxvxty last fall I lm, f rf Q ,M fp 'Lanai V xv 4-v. Y LN st. -, 5 u . f I 23 .N P ' nf' 4 Ao 57, .? in--m ll-. 1 S 5' .L- I ball players taking time out for refreshments after the game between Browning and Bucklin. 1 ' fa ' a 46605811 Ojcyffnczff 10615011 A X s F 4 I - s 1 1 ts X eg, f r L ff f f OSC IIC f- C11 0 The Softball A Squad, under the supervlsxon of Coach Munns used teamwork as thexr object m endless practxces as well as m a game w1th another school SECOND RUN Fxelo Opal Bxxenman Catcher Laura Fes ler Duane Joanne sewer Left F1elc1 arol Paxell F st Ba Do N elfr :ec c Outixs-lc Kathryn A x son Thxro Ba e Orr-to I-'eaa R Ne ner Third Base la Mae Rodgers Flela K4 4 I gz I .1 1- . . , 5 2 a Y 2 t r l Qi I 5 VV S W l l s lk N 4 x I 1 v FIRST ROW: Cl.eit to Righty Coach Munnsg Frances ltlolloy,Shortstop,Yirginia'.'Iehne1-,Leif ' 'Q ' , L S ,.' ' r,Ioan'fh . ' 'Q A' 'Vg C . ir sei lores 'V l.,er, A on' Base, L . ' . , ' '. ' 'l, . . 'sg . ',.iQr.t STANDING lLeft to lilghtj Roy Ed Baugher Joanne Sew mer Marilyn Jones Laura Fesslex Dolores Wehner Oneta Head Rolla Stxllwagon Mrs Nxmmo SEATED Sue Ford Anna Marxe Arbuckle Clxfford Barry 014111187 CIC! C 3601178 J 9 j'll1lCZ 7 CS O Olftl HCI TWH gl ji 'gfzfaf Ajfjg Ed1tor Roy Ed Baugher Assxstant Edltors Laura Fessler Sue Ford Clrculatxon Manager Joan VN est Advertxs mg Manager Oneta Head Assxstants Marllyn .Tones Joanne Sevler Anna Mar1e Arbuckle Art Edltor Dolores W ehner Sports Edltors Marllyn Jones Rolla Stxllwagon Humor Ed1tors Oneta Head Joan West Llterary Edxtor Sue Ford Reporters Grades Joanne Sevxer Hxstory Sue Ford Engllsh Mar1lyn Jones Health Math rlvers Traxnmg Dolores XA ehner Mus1c Roy Ed Baugher Sc1ence Rolla Stlllw agon Commerce Laura Fessler Sew mg Anna Mar1e Arbuckle Typxsts Laura Fessler Oneta Head Dolores Wehner Joanne Sev1er Roy Ed Baugher Mxmeograph Operators Clxfford Barry Rolla Stlllwagon Donald Malloy Sponsor Mrs Nxmmo A 'X Dv ,, X ' , K' 0 azffz sez M I ,1 p, 7 mi 1 I Xi ff , I . ' L f C MLC! 1-1, fa e L lt: cz Grades 1-6 ................................................... Anna Marie Arbuckle 7-8 .......................................................... ' ,l ,'b'7 7 73''ffffffffffffffffffffffffflffflfffffffH v v Typxsts for the Telltal are typxng up The Humor Edxtors Om-ta Head and news for the next xssue Joan VN est are hard at work The Bucklm Tehtal Staff meets each Tuesday and Thursday of every week The Staff pub llshes the paper once a month and a Senior Specral at the end of school whlch totals up to nme papers a year The Staff fmances the paper by sellmg ads to the local merchants and by the subscrlptlons for the paper The Telxtal IS also exchanged wlth papers from several other schools This exchange proves to be very helpful ln gettlng new Ideas for the paper The Telxtal has a large lmst of readers and goes to many homes around the commumty It also covers the fmals on all ball games played at home and away Besides the latest gossip, it has storxes on outslde actwztxes, such as parties, traps, and happenmgs m the class rooms n - Assembling the paper becomes quite a The paper is printed on the mimeograph job, Dolores v ehngr gives Donald Mollgy The operators are Clifford Barry, Donald a oaper ro staple together, while .loan Molloy, and Rolla Stillwagon. West and Anna Marie Arbuckle write name-a on them. H eco Qfiaff C . A, A. K 5 1 nyc IPI f j LA FRONT ROW Ralph Morgan Bob Dean Anderson Larry Kxng Ilah Rodgers Roy Ed Baugher Laura Fessler Emxly Borron Donald Jenkins Jim Keathley Anna Marie Arbuckle Opal Bucenman Carol Powell Dena Mae VN rxght Wayne Amen Rolla Still agon Darla Hayes Mary Lou Marcusson Sue Ford Betty Jobs on Joan Douglas The high school yearbook IS published annually by the Reco Staff whxch IS composed of a group of students from the three upper classes ln hxgh school These people meet at mght throughout the year and contubute then' talents whether It is that of a cook artmst photographer or wrxter toward the compxlmg of as complete and mterest mg record of the school year as It IS 111 the1r power to do Thexr goal has been to equal that attamed by last year s staff wh1ch was a ratmg of excellent by the Mxssourz Interscholastxc Press Assoclatlon and a ratmg of one by the Natlonal Press Assoc1at1on up UVA ug 4 ff ' e 0 -DIIIL! .X ,e if J ' BACK ROW: Betty Jo Davisy, Bob Ritchie, Ronnie Greear, Clare Jean Cole, Frances Molloy. , ' W , , , , V . . . 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I , I I 1 I - . . , . . 1 Co Edltors fx Feature Edltor Ass lstants Llterary Edlt Asslstant Class Edltor Asslstants Sports Editor Asslstant Sports Echtor Asslstants Mus 1C Edltor Asslstant OI' G1rls Boys Advertls mg Salesmen Typlsts C ontrxbutors Art Adv1ser Advxser Roy Ed Baugher Laura Kose Fessler Ilah Mae Rodgers Emlly Borron Mary E Cannon Clare Jean Cole Sue Ford Darla Hayes Wayne Amen Donald Jenkzns Jun Keathley Dena Mae Wrlght Betty Jo Davxs Joan Douglas Opal Bucenman Larry King Ralph Morgan Ronnle Greear Mary Lou Marcusson Bob Dean Anderson Roy Ed Baugher Emlly Borron Joan Douglas Laura Fessler Larry Kmg Mary Lou Marcusson Pat Ramsey Ilah Mae Rodgers Carol Powell Frances Molloy Rolla Stlllwagon Bob R1tc:h1e Marilyn Harrmgton Betty Lou Jobs on Iva Cannon Gladys Nxckerson v1,,,,,.--- Roy Baoehlr ll e re- off to Nlacor' xf 3 ou glrlf aren't afraxd of my drn mg 'EY' Q? 1.45 illli Betty Jo Dav1s and Dena VK rxght proved loyal m preparmg surnrxse menus for supper even to SPFVIHQ angel food cake and me Cream Robert D Anderson Opal Bxxenman and Mary Lou Marcusson cutters and pasters Mary Lou Thxs plcture fxts here but lt doesn t balance 0 fs l Jxm Keathley lcuttc-r and cook? Somebody s so mlserably off xt s pltxful llah Rodgers Only elght more dollars and our ad money xx 111 lqual tl-at of las! ye ar s ad taaers jllclbf 4 - .,.....,.................... P gg' , 1,4- Social Editor ..................... Anna Marie Arbuckle . . - I 4.................... I I F I 'S I 2 J K I' . . 8, X O I ..-- xl ye WHS Pow Q!OSf11g Clays Q '51 h ,., aj f czsfzvu The 1951 May f6St1Va1 wlth lts muslc dances and colorful costumes was the best one accordlng to the comments of many of the spectators The mght was Ldeal the crowd huge and the program varled enough to please all The cllmax of the evenlng was the crownmg of Sandra Carter the May Queen by .Tackle e11 and the wmdmg of the two May poles by the grade chlldren mv Xx XX Wai Rehearsal of the Wmdmg of the May Pole MWC GHC! QCLHCCS QQZQGSQ OIOZUJ The Phys zcal Educatxon classes drxllmg the The band s last rehearsal before the bxg night Mlnuet for the ewenmg performance qw The Fourth Grade practicing thexr dr111 An The hxgh school students rehcarsmg thcxr square Umbrella Buxlt For Two dance Folk dances vu ere gxven by the Sxxth Grade The perfected performance of the Mlnuet Pa! Ramsey mistress of cn rcmonlcs xntro Sxsmg your partner shouted the caller Chuck ducxng the neu exon! Brehm llqmcjz Diotzgozz fo cz fcz1',H ffjfwzzzc Off LKj3Cl11CfllC, Colors Silver and Blue Date May 8, 1951 Place Banquet Methodist Church Dance High School Program Charles Parr: lt's even now, Andy. Wishing Star CToast of VVe1C0l'Tne, ...... . . . Laura FeSS1er Holiday In Stardom fToast of Thanksj. .. . . Jackie Powell Star Dust fClarinet Soloj ............. . . . Carol Powell Hitch Your Wagon To A Star fTalkj. . . ... Mrs. Carter Shooting Stars fHumorj ............ . . Charles Brehm Moonlight and Roses fVocal Duetj. . . ...... Joan Douglas Mary Marcusson The Milky Way fTrombone Solol ............. ....... L arry King The World Is Waiting For The Sunrise fTa1kj. . . ....... Dail Stone The Junior-Senior banquet is one of the most outstanding features of the school year. To the Juniors, the banquet means hard work and lots of fun. Many extra hours are put in for one special night. Decorating the gym and church, planning the menu, and getting a theme takes time and consideration. To the Seniors, the banquet serves as a farewell party- It gives them the chance to eat, talk, and dance with their friends and classmates before graduation. It brings back memories of the past when they served, decorated, and planned. It is a privilege to the Sophomores who are chosen to serve as the waiters and waitresses. To all, it is a thrilling climax of a school year. Another pole almost covered. Laura Fessler: David hand me Getting the streamers to hang even from Sophomore waiters and waitresses waiting another fell of blue Pape'-H the 8Ym Ceiling Pfoved fo be difficult- for someone to run out of food. so they can get them some more. ... rf -V7 , f 3 h V 0 4 4 , ,4 M 1 That music makvs them think that they A'VVe want to ws-lcome you L0 come along on are On thff Milky Way- our ride on a star for the night, says Laura, our toixstrnktresz. IJ Mrs, Carter: Always hitch your wagon Mr. Breide-nstein's last formal speech as to A star that climbs, not to one that falls. Superintendent OfBuCk1ir1 5Ch00l- Dolorv- 'V' Elmer' 4'l'xa gut stardust in jackie Pouxgll and Jnan 'J fat enjoy the Starbrig3ht,Starliuh1 wtf, Nttrzxf. to be ml' 95 'fi fast YUUSK- the thought in Han-l King? mimi 79 0 f rV C9f cQf Q-'OH Q' zmzoi an emow ays IIIICIIGIIL earge zzczences 66 JDCICIYQCI ullsv SENIOR PLAY April 27, 1951 DRUSILLA NUTT, a self-made woman ..... . MRS. GARFINKLE, her housekeeper ..... DELICIOUS ABBLEBY, the negro maid ..... CONF USION JONES, the negro handyman .... PEGGY NUTT, Drusi11a's niece ........... GINGER NUTT, Drusil1a's niece .......... PETE BEAMISH, Peggy's heart interest. . . . . . . BILLY BEAMISH, Ginger's ditto ...................... MAGNOLIA LANGSFORD, a girl from the Sunny South. . . PROF. BEAMISH, Pete and Bi11y's uncle .............. ADELBERT DE WEESE, Drusi1la's fiance ....... MRS. DEWAYNE DE WEESE, Ade1bert's mama .... DIREC TOR .................................. 66 9 97 OCiOP S P QPS JUNIOR PLAY April 3, 1951 LETTY MADDEN, inajor stockholder of Madden Dept. Store .... AGATHA MADDEN, her .sister ............................. MAIMIE COLLINS, their cook and maid ................... ADOLF MADDEN, a cousin and manager of the store.. . JULIA MADDEN, his young daughter ................. SARA ARNOLD, a minor stockholder .... JENNY POWELL, a minor stockholder... CORA KENT, a minor stockholder ..... RITA NORRIS, Adolf's secretary. . . . . . . STEVE NORRIS, a young lawyer .................. JEROME JUDSON, assistant manager of the store. . . MICHAEL O'NEIL, detective ................... DR. REYNOLDS, a neuropathic specialist .... DIRECTOR .............................. . . . Q. MAIMIE: Hey you! I wanna ten-dollar raise right away! MICHAEL: Tell it to the judge. Come on, Georgia Wolfskill - - - - -Joan Larson - - -- Reva Wilson - -Tommy Teeters - - - - - - Hazel King - - - - Merta Davis - - Carrol Switzer - - - - --Robert Rulon . . . Bernice Jobson .......Dai1Stone - - - - - Edward Wolf . . .Arlene Schneider I. W. Breidenstein . . Dolores Wehner . . . Laura Fessler . . . . Oneta Head . . Roy Baugher . . . Marilyn Jones . . .Mary Fessler . . . . Ilah Rodgers Margaret Kitchen Pat Ramsey - lRichard Connon - - - David Jenkins . - . - Bobby West . - - - -Joey Velder -. . . . - - Virgil Anderson ADOLF My ca s outside ld like to see sister, put that junk back in that bag and you ladies home, iii may? get goin'. OHHIICIICCHICIIII ., Q 951 , POQPCITH Prelude Band Pr ocessxonal Band Invocatwn Reverend Lloyd E Morgan lntr oductzon of Speaker Superintendent Breldenstem Tied for the honor of Valedmtonan Address William Drake Pres entatlon of Awards Superintendent Breldenstem Presentatwn of Dxplomas P E Rouse Presentation of Flowers Valedxctorzan Benedxctlon Reverend Lloyd E Morgan Recesslonal Band Class Flower Amermcan Beauty Rose Class Colors Red and Black ,Y U-.1 -,J 4 Tommy Bumon and Kay Bragg carrymg Class members takmq then places on Mr Prxnce Rouse Presxdem ox the Board the Senior class flow ers red roses the stage commencement mght pg-egg-mmg the dmlomas A s G t, 3 . ' .1 . , , .23 vi 4, Three Of A Kind . . . ................ Cornet Trio IRENE NIEMEIER DALE STONE ,FA E , sk ' - ..... ..... . . - ' , Q 1 I ' ' ......... .... . '- 1 . coununununegnun nun qaunssuangpnu 1 'Q' I Q If 'au 1-vw, Last minute review before next period's paper test. Junior girls holding an informal meeting. x J . Q QIIZHQ X C198 Cultivation oi friendships are a usual sight iii I sure don't want to flunk the first test, at least, says Oneta Head. Nfl q.xL'.n, 'bw' 'X sr The playground is a popular place at noons and recesses. 82 Adequate rest is necessary for fitness- The superintendent and Custodian have many problems to solve. Dean Bradley and Donald Molloy A pause from English review. look on during the noon hour. Book selling and buying is the main feature the first week of school. Our typical Romeo and Juliet - Richard and Kathryn. Relaxmg before the bell nu 5 1- f g5,,.3g-xg tl, F49 If i Jvf4 12.4 - ' In -.,.., - -f- Tifne Out YO P059 for 5 Picture ' Autograph books hold Schoolday memories Last minute glance at those his- Yhe Cannon 5iS!er5' tory notes before the bell. mozzufzozz 0 cum Cl Xdueezz A? 0 -ll Mary Ev elyn Cannon fSophomore Queen Attendants and Escorts Betty Schreckhxse Wayne Borron Uixghth Gradej Joan Douglas Bob Rxtchle Juniors Vxolet Blxenman Leroy Kunkel Freshmen! Jxm Keathley Sophomore oy Beugher Oneta Head Senxors To m H Cannon Herma Head Slxth Cradej 95 5 ' J M 1 +o y , A g 7 T f , Q lung at ,J + ' f rx Q iw x J x V .. Y 7 ' ' 4 t I , ! , , 1 at Q ' n t xg- : r J ? , V . J, - - f nr , 'Q Q' 'Q mln , l A Pi m y erriman, Marilyn Johnson QSeventh Gradeji Robert , ' 1 ' 1 - ' ' ' ' ,lt , - 1 t V tj. . I 4 I' K KL I it ' I J t 'ef J E l fs J 2 J , ' ' .4 .- .- f A' ' ' 'are arim- . . 1 I - 1, V - . V ' ,' ' f. Bl! 'fx 4'-1 1 C9 WW N Joanne Sevxer and Veneta Anna M Arbuckle served Johnson serxed m the food the hungry -.lsuors roonx Mr Plppm hmpgg wnh Tre Country Store pr yed r Ore of Ire corrxcal rms of the success of gh? Ca,-m portant part m supportmg the candx the evenmg was presented wa dates for queen by the glrls quarlct Q cjzool Cfazmwcz uccess u zzz Clvezy flesfvedf The second school carnxval to be sponsored by the Junxor class was held November 14 Pract1cally every student and teacher of Buckhn schools contrlbuted ln some way toward 1ts success A wide varxety of attractxons vled for the attentlon of the huge crowd whlch began arrwlng early dancxng 1n the Roof Garden blngo stage and mmstrel shows style shows correct women s apparel modeled by men side shows fortunetelllng ball games and food The country store to whxch 1nd1v1duals had gxven merchand1se attracted those who desu-ed a homemade cake a bushel of hlckory nuts or some other specxal ltem The food room lured those who felt the need of refreshments Electlon and crownxng of the queen was a hlghllght of the evenmg A week prevlously each class had elected then- cand1date for queen and thereafter had conducted the campalgn by collect mg votes at a penny a vote Enthus lasm polltxcal strategy and suspense prevalled untxl the des lgnated closxng time when the votes were counted and the wmnmg candldate announced At a late hour the crowd left concesslons closed and the proceeds counted Then It was reallzed by the workers that thexr goals had been attamed m every respect Bonnle Heaton and Ronnle Douglas sang A negro mmxstrel was presented by the Rosemary and Nelda Johnson sang Bm When You And I VN ere Young Maggxe Seventh Grade cle Bullt For Two v. X 4 'A I , e 1 w ....-ff Dean Head presented hxs versxon of 'Mxss Many people enjoyed a restful game of Rona Suuwagon gave hlg 1nterpretatxOn of America U bmgo how a gxrl should dress for her hrst dance 4 ' 3 C43 f cfm C ii fl' Q JD ' o ann J,n. V, o l, Y 1' . l Relays of all kinds furnished merriment. 1 1 T, ' -.3 if 'Q - L 'I Q ,. , . t ,n - ,W 3 5 it 3, i Qgarfy gglzlztglnls QlL1'isfzt1fzas Q eason The annual Christmas party, sponsored this year by the Student Council, was held in the high school gym, on the evening of December 19. The gym, which was decorated with cedar, candles, and bells, was filled by 8:00 o'clock, by the upper six grades and faculty. The roads were icy, the sidewalks slippery, and it was bitter cold, but all that couldn't stop the Christmas party. The evening was spent by playing games, dancing, playing cards, and eating. As the evening rolled by and midnight crept nearer, the last dance was enjoyed, and the party, which left many memories, ended. Generous servings of iCe cream and cake Lighted Christmas trees provided the Some found time to concentrate on quiet added much to the party. proper setting. games. Q!! Y'-E1 l' r ..,eu.M - A , 4 F 5 I l I ' I' :- Q' - v Bobby West: Gee, Bob Bundy and Joey V' U , Velder really can skate. .- , ' ,..,.:.4 41: 21 , li -51 K-if Qjlaies, Cifnzjjs, um! Roller skating parties have again been popular with the students in B. H. S., when as skaters or spectators, they have gone to Ellys on's at Macon, or to the Marceline Roller Rink in Marceline. The Freshmen invited the Sophomores to go with them the last part of December. The Seniors were the guests of the Juniors, January 16. The Seniors returned the favor, February 20, and the basketball squads were treated to a skating party, February 13, by their coach, Mr. Munns. Each group reported humorous incidents, such as the collision of .Tim Keathley with his father, who had been extremely cautious all eveni.ng, and the entanglement of Richard Connon, Joan Douglas, and Frances Molloy. Others told ofthe graceful and rhythmic skating of certain couples. All in all, they were parties which will long be remembered. Ioan Douglas: David,1et's not go around Mri Keathley: I'11bC Teddy' I0 rest Bob Bundy: Frances I Could Skate this corner so fast. when I finish this round. with you every night. fm. fjrcsizlznun ,f,flC'L0fJ1L The Freshman Class and their sponsor, Mr. Keathley, gave a luncheon, Thursday evening, October 18, in the school lunch room. lts purpose was to get the parents of the different students better acquainted with one another and with the faculty- The room was nicely decorated with bouquets of marigolds and chrysanthemums by the members of the Freshman Class. The menu consisted of chicken pie, green beans, sweet potatoes, slaw, coffee, ice cream, and cake. After everyone had finished eating, the class presented the following program: Skit ----- - The Mix-Up --------------- -Class Members Play ----- Cheaper By The Dozen -------- Class Members Reading- - - Miss lppy's Household Hints ----- Barbara Bragg Reading - -- Dorothy Dumb Buys A Car ----- -Von Dell Adams Clarinet Quartet ------------ -Donald Bailey, Barbara Bragg Marilyn Harrington, Dean Head ff? ,ff 4,,-'Q' ff Mr Koathley giving last minute xnstruc The day ofthe luncheon found th Fresh tions on Q-Quin!-. U1 table men arranging flowers and decorating X. Part ol th tu sts being Lr tel ly Nlrs The chicx n pi is g tum, the att nuon Cart r o mos L g n . 3 4 -3 Bob Aldingez-'s car, conspic- uous for its decoration. Bob Bundy and John Dorrell, taking life easy. , H ' a f c Q , - .054 1 ' Q r'-4 s this LX, Ns'-:,C a-...YI , , We 0' ,L ' EXW' Virginia Wehner, Beverly McCollum and Bob Rlgchxe geifmg ready Marilyn Jones, three girls who spend A for 3 boug lot of time together. v Nd!! . w . Round table discussion of weekend gossip. Beautiful Senior girls. Betty l acgr and Alice Brvllfv studying Sistc-rs and Violet Bixcnrnan Freshrnen, Robert Buswell and Billy Collins Liam if' ' 9' Wana. Arbuckle. ,af 4 'N-5 .IM ' 15620 u -. I J on o 4 ' X ' , L, 24 Z sd an 5 .-. , . o 3 , , 1 L. VI 54 ic: o - U' N' , .- .as 3 3 Q 'u 3 5 my f , iid 31. W M S JSI :r 'iv D- g -'Q-K, ff A . 2:2 fi? N if 'fin'-l'l'.f , . 4, 4 , , , was . ' W-if.-5 . If is QM f 1 A ,K 1 gli, urs I . x Y . ' r Heyf That bike wasn't built for two. .iam 'f o Mr. Wright and his ad miring friend. Sue Ford 81 Emily Borr on cleaning house. Frank Standley and Violet Neff. Grade children waiting for the bell. Lola Burstert Potato chips, good eating. Four of our Seniors: Marilyn Jones, goeyl Vlildeir, Herman Dov-'ell, and our 6, 3.. boysy Ronald ne a ea I Noah and Larry West. Gruc-some-Twosome, no-IW an W' v . ' s v 'N'J 'NJ Behold Our Advertisers xx The Reco Staff students and faculty oi Buckhn Schools wish to express the1r gratitude to their many book fund It was through their cooperation and mterest that this ed1t1on of the Beco has been made poss1b1e COMPLIMENTS OF R WALLACE PISCHEL 'VIARCELINE MISSOURI SOMMERS FOOD PRODUCTS PHONE lol SALISBURY MISSOURI E ff A A o Z' 1' 'f friends for the generous contributions to the year- Tyi O L - See Us For Better Buy Bu1ck The New Styles Linn County In Footweaf Motor Sales My6TS Bros Phone 87 Klrksvlue Mlssourl Brookfleld MISSOUFI THE HOME IMPROVEMENT CO Plumbmg Heatmg Cabmet Work T1mk1n 8: Armstrong Furnaces 122 North Kansas Ave Marcehne Mo Phone 2165 Nlght Phone 2472 M F A Oil Co Neets Drugs Gasohne Kerosene Phone 33 D1st11late Motor O11 Greases Drug Sundrles Prompt De11very Sealtest Ice Cream H H Johnson Peters Serums Phone 50 Bucklm Mo Bucklm MISSOUFI I O O U , . o 0 0 0 0 , . 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' o LARSON FUNERAL SERVICE Bucklin, Missouri Ethel, Missouri Compliments of DR. R. A. DIVELBESS liucklin Missouri Compliments of BILL H SEARS HERFF JONES CO IIUGHES DRY GOODS Star Brand Shoes Bucklin Missour RILEY GROLERY Fresh Vegetables Groceries Phone 111 Bucklin Mo STANLEY S MARKET 85 FOOD STORAGE LOCKERS Skelgas Appliances Dial Marcelme 2489 Phone Bucklin 57 3.4 F3553 :fm ujfe yhqa 'Hg E il. fi! 1 . . . i w , . 7 -' .N V, . , .. ' L P'--.C YY' EL--.. -I If .V - 'Zaikin I I 'ark gf. . ii. -,...5 .lv E N. , HQ., 1. V .. ,,... 3. ,Q i Lggfgsrvi, TNN, l ',,',:.S lf- -- .M N ft. 4Y.,b , 'xr Alxiis., ia s wtf? ,xi , ' . as ,Q S. . A. , , A .11-Y Q 3.5 1 . '.',. , 3 , - ,,!xg3f,. 3- ?2A+'3: rn : 5' CM-l - .1 .il X., F X s ,nt v '- ig. ' 1- .J A 1 A 47+ 'sl ' A45 -- - 1' ,.... - W' -uw it 5 - A '0 ,ff ir. .v -f .. ' 4 I , 'if 'C J Z yy 3 'N1,' ,, - X. L Compliments of Compliments of Bucklm State Bank Bucklzn Telephone Exchange Member F D I C Bucklin Mo Bucklin Mo DOMANN S GROCERY Feed Produce Gas Oil We Buy Eggs 85 Poultry On Highway 129 Phone 6 F 13 Wier Missouri J H STEFFES General Merchandise Fertilizer Feed Buyers of Poultry Eggs Cream JUNE POWELL SHOPPE Ladies Ready to Wear Hosiery Lingerie Costume Jewelry Infants 8z Childrens Wear Macon Missouri Give the Gift That Only You Can Give Your Portrait FRANKE STUDIOS Portraits Commercial Candid Weddings 8W N St Quincy Ill 123 V2 N Rollins St Macon - - . 1, . . Phone 6-F-2 Wien, -Missouri 11 . . - ' , . . ' - - , Mo. Dr. Wm. F. LaMance Brookfleld MISSOUFI W B ROSE SALE COMPANX and RESTAURANT Sale Every Saturday Ch1111cothe MISSOUFI BANNING S SEED NURSERY HOME Landscape Plannmg For Fa Plans Drawn Brookfleld MISSOUFI Z'- M , RJ .1 N DR KILOWATT prescribes Good Light for Good Sight' Your eyes requlre plenty of good llght whlle you re studylng Good Llght helps re lleve tenslon makes studylng go faster have a 150 watt bulb and the room 1n general should be well 11lum1nated If you study wlth a br1dge lamp use a three way 100 200 300 watt bulb for proper llghtlflg If you dont have proper s1ze bulbs for your studymg change bulbs today It ll mean eas1er studymg and better grades for you' Mzssourl Power 6? Llght Co . . V at ll - o L - . 1 G 0 ' Q I . N. ., ' ' ' - 1 ' . J -4 ' ' ', . . - . Q. Check your study lamp today . - . it should ' . 1 ' ' Q . . i , . . - . , I gf In c O Q . . 0 A 'r, WOOD EQUIPMENT CO. Your John Deere Store Phone 2435 Macon Mo Bentz Electrzc Fulkerson Monument and Gas C0 Company R C A Norge Easy Office Phone 208 Tappan Roper Paramount Fulkerson Home Phone 412 Gas Ranges McN1sh Home Phone 1237 Phone 20 Brookfield Mo 113 South Main Brookfield TAYLORS NEWS 8t BOOK STORE Macon Missouri Srnlth Corona Remington Royal Underwood L C Smith Office Typewriters Remington Rand Victor Corona R C Allen Add1ngMach1nes Whitrnans Better Box Candy Hallmark s Greeting Cards for All Occasions Sheaffer Parker Pens Monogramming Free . v h . . , MO I Office Supplies 8a School Supplies MOVIES ARE YOUR BEST ENTERTAINMENT ATTEND OFTEN MR 8z MRS VIRGIL ANDERSON ELLYSON ROLLER RINK Macon MISSOUYI O HALLORAN TEXACO SERVICE B F Goodrxch TIFQS General Auto Repalrlng Phone 8871 226 E Gracla St Marcehne Mo ELLIS 517 Locust St Phone 7-14 ChlII1COth9 Mo MURRAY S STORE Outflts The Whole Famlly See Us Saxe Monex Shoes Clothmg Readx to Wear IVIHFCEIIHG M1550ur1 - i I I I 7 Ladies Ready to Wear -- Furs 8a Accessories . . v - 7 W Y Compl1ments of ERROL JOYCE ALEXANDER S 201 N Maln St Phone 658 Brookheld Mo WILSON ELECTRIC CO Your Appl1ance Dealer 417 E Para1re Phone 1400 Brookf1eld Mo MARCELINE GREENHOUSE 8z FLOWER SHOP Cut Flowers Weddlng Corsages Funeral Arrangements Phone 2688 Marcel1ne Mo POWELL S SHOES The Fr1endly Store Sc1ent1f1c X Ray Shoe Fxttmg S Slde Square K1rksv1lle Mo CENTRAL SERVICE Delmar C Gardner Owner Phone 679 115 E Howell St Marcel1ne Mo Portralts Photo F1I11Sh11'1g Photo Supplles Commercxal PHOTOCRAFT 109 E Bourke Street Macon MISSOUTI REXALL DRUG STORE The Best In Dr1nks The Best Drug Store In Servxce D1ck M1ller Prop Macon MISSOUFI 7 , . . , . , . 9 Il ' 77 . , . Phillips 66 Products - 9 ' s l , Q ' 7 if ' 77 ll ' 79 9 ' J Best Wlshes Bull Ogden Comphments of Mayor V E Groce Comphments of J C PENNEY CO 305 N Maln Brookf1e1d MISSOUFI Drlnk In Bottles Bucklln Hog Market Open SIX Days A Week Feeder Shoats and Butcher Hogs Buyers W Leshe Fraz1er V E Groce Phone 3 Buckhn Mo Rath Shell Serfvlce Gas OIIS Tobacco Soft Drlnks Irvm Rathff Operator Open Every Day Hlghway 36 Junct1on 149 New Cambr1a Mo y a My Q W1 IQ-J. J lg-Ll: ' ' 'ff ' CONGRATULATIONS TO THE 1952 GRADUATES AND BEST WISHES TO ALL THE STUDENTS OF BUCKLIN HIGH SCHOOL From Your Fr1endly Bank Security State Bank Complete Commerclal Bankmg Servlce Phone 160 216 N Mam Brookf1eld M1ssour1 Member Federal Depos1t Insurance Corporat1on Buy W1th Conf1dence From H Tooey Mercantlle Company Mens 8z Boy s Clothlng Women s Shoes 8z Lmgerle 123 North Ma1n Street Phone 42 B1 ookf1eld MISSOUYI McAlllster Bros Frozen Gold Ice Cream Manufacturers of Golden Rod Butter Blue Brrd Grape and Orange Dr1nk Ask Your Dealer or Phone 342 Pasteur1zed 8z Homogemzed M1lk Chocolate Dr1nk Marcelme MISSOUTI . . O H. J. Williams, Pres- 1 Ray M Neff GENERAL HARDWRAE UREGAS SERVICE ANYWHERE B P S PAINTS PHONE 210 BUCKLIN MO Flowers For All Occasions SHOUSH FLORAL CO Dial 2362 Macon Mo Compliments of ANDERSON S CAFE Phone 191 Buckhn Mo DR RUSSELL T EGGERS Optometrist Daily 9 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. - - Phone - Dial 416 117 S. Kansas Ave. Marceline, Mo. REED 85 BROWN FURNITURE CO. Complete Line of Home Furnishings Phone 1673 620 Elm Chillicothe, Mo. Compliments of Enoch 6? Greear Marcelme News Osteopath1c Phys1c1ans an Bucklm Herald an George 8a Marle Butts Surgeons Edltors Brookfleld MISSOUFI BROOKFIELD TIRE 8z SUPPLY F1re tone Store 8z Youngstown Kxtchens 120 North Ma1n bt Phone 30 Brookf1eld Mo For That Blte Between Meals DIXIE CREAM DONUTS DR E G BOATRIGHT Optometrist Mam 8z Brooks Phone 933 Brookfleld Mo INDEPENDENT PRODUCE Ruth Sz Lucas Haynes Props Cream Eggs Poultry Hldes Feeds Wool Phone 164 Brookfxeld Mo d . d 110 S. Main Kirksville, Mo. Arrow Shirts Wembley Ties McLAUGHLIN S The Home Furnishers MYERS CLOTHING CO We Strive To Please Marceline Mo Marcelme Mo Nlght Phone 2459 Jarman Oxfords Style Mart Clothe Day Phone 2273 Quality At Lowest Prices PRODUCERS EXCHANGE NO 233 Feed Grain Poultry Eggs Cream Rolla A Baugher Mgr Phone 214 Bucklin Mo LINN COUNTY LUMBER CO CISCO BROWN DRUG Everything To Build With Prescription See Bill Before You Build Livestock Remedies Dial 686 Phcne 52 203 N Main St Marcehne Mo Brookfield Mo , . AC ' Yi BL ' 77 . - , 1 S ' cs - - an 2 O Seed - Fertilizer - Gasoline - Farm Supplies . - CO. GH - v 97 ' ' , . , . ROBERT S ELECTRIC SHOP Phone 160 Buckhn Mo Complxments of DR R L BUNTON Buckhn MISSOUFI HERMAN S EMPORILM Ladles Apparel 111 113 Frankl1n K1FkSV1llG NEW YORK STORE Macon MISSOUTI Comphments of JOE S RADIO SHOP Phone 1112 Brookfleld Comp11ments of CANNON S STORE Buckhn MISSOUFI CRISTABELL S BEAUTY SHOP Complete Beauty Serv1ce Phone 16 Buckhn Mo DAVIS CAFE General Meals Short Orders Ice Cream Soft Dr1nks Buckhn MISSOUFI 3 T - ' ' ' , Mo. Dry Goods - Shoes - Ready-to-Wear ' , Mo. Wiki c anew lam: tho NEW f 0 uhh 2-bollom mounlod plow unlh NEW 3-bottom mounlocl plow EVANS gk ALLEN ALLIS CHALMERS 8z NEW IDEA FARM MACHINERY 81 REPAIRS PARTS 8z SERVICE NEW 8z USED MACHINERY PHONE 298 224 W BOSTON ST BROOKFIELD, MISSOURI - l - t ' 4, 72 f'T?'f1', ,, -, 7':m,z-v w- if ,ff - -.fy ,wx l 1 ,- fif I ' M1 I , . T Wf'.+,5,?y',l:V35.a3rv-5 n L I H, ., -i' 'tn llvfmf 'I f :H-,w ' O O . . V --ff.---'--A ' - ' ' -f - ' 1 ' ' -' ' 'T ' . , I: ,,, I , M. 'nf I 1 , , ,. . f , ww-', , . ,4 , , U .,., I .V -- V A V 3 , W . V Bauer Bros Produce Company I Shell Eggs - Frozen Eggs - Poultry Phone 27 28 Bucklln Mo Compllments of Comphments of Coen Hotel Fmney s Store BAUGHER'S GROCERY GFOCGTIQS Meats Hardxx are Feed We Buy Poultry Eggs Cream We Del1ver Phone 161 Bulklm Mo ' I Bucklin, Mo. Bucklin, Mo. Phone 40-W 'i ' EST 1890 LESTER'S IMPLEMENT co. ' m Allis-Chalmers Tractors WQMRSS Um-mi 8: Farm M h' ,W ac 1nerY anew: ? gm Repair Service E53 ,te New Cambria, Mo. 1 ' f R FUTURE IN BUSINESS lab placements every day - ' 3 ' ' Free Employment Service lla Position llo Pay Liberal Credit Terms A .,. ' 412' . 2.,.,,.. .M at . ' P H W M' M Ill these at the largest insti- ?if52 g I : Emi tation of its kind in America 'J ---i wzzffffmmff ww LL C Co LEGE lox CHILLICOTHE M 0 MOELLER DRUG 8z SUNDRIES Fountain Service Ice Cream School Supplies Buckhn Chamber of Commerce Phone 101 Bucklm Im Fresh But It s Fresher Sq nv -1- Ifplbe E K V- W G0 Q Bake CD3 ' I1P' xii., HARVEST DONALD DUCK BREAD At Your Favorite Food Store QS' W. px II om - u an 1 n so is sues - 1 88500 Q Sales Service Mclntyre Pontiac Co. Phone 677 2626 Res Marceline Missouri General Auto Repair Arc 8a Acetylene Welding Radiator Repair Service Baer's Garage 110 Linn Street Phone 245 Brookfield Mo A J NOLL MOTOR CO Authorized Dealer Chevrolet Buick Oldsmobile AAA Service The Place That Never Closes Phone 2555 Macon Mo Marcelme Refngerahon and Electncal Co Sales Sz Service G E Commercial Equipment Crosley Household Appliances All Tvpes Electrical Wiring B J Biegel Phone 2512 Marceline Mo Stubbleheld Home Improvement Co Roofing Siding Insulation Heating Aluminum Storm Windows Screens Sz Awnings 121 E Boston Phone 79 Brookfield Mo , . , . O O O , . u n I , u l l 1 H . ,, . . . . .1 1 - 1 - I ua Awfm 1 fc NELSON ALMOND GENERAL MERCHANDISE FEED SEED COAL ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES NEW BOSTON MISSOURI ' ,I I by A ' 4.,,!, 7193 :wa I I3 , I 1 I 5, f 3 a y A 1 . t . . 0 1 ' .1 142 SANTA FE LUNCH ROOM 24 Hour Serv1ce Phone 8889 Marce11ne Mo LOHMAR S DRUG STORE The Rexall Store Phone 2635 Marcellne Mo ALBERT ZURCHER Jewelel Optometrlst Phone 2772 Marcellne Mo CITIZEN S NATIONAL BANK Establlshed 1889 Capltal 8z Surplus S500 000 Ch1111cothe Mo Phone 1 F1ne Watch Repalrmg 620 N Maln Brookf1eld Mo ADELANE S The Fr1edly Fashlon Star We AppfEC18te Our Bucklln Frlends Chlllleothe Mo Phone 681 KINCHELOES STORE Hardware Houseware Home Furnshlngs 81 Plumblng Supplles Marcel1ne Mo D1al 2437 MARCELINE RECREATION Bowhng Snooker Pool Roller Rmk Wednesday 8z Fr1day PARTY NIGHTS Phone 8896 for Skat1ng Partles .KRUEL'S JEWELRY 8z RECORDS SMITH RAUER MOTOR COMPANY TIIERES A IN YOUR FUTURE '70 112 East GFHCIH Phone 2596 Marcehne MISSOUFI OUTDOOR SPORTS SHOP Brookfleld Mo On Hlghway 36 West Motorcycles Guns and Keys JESSE PETERSON Furnlture Store 8z Real Estate Crosley Pfaff K1rksv1lle Mo THOMPSON 8a COOK Wallpaper Paxnt Drug Sundrles Fountaln Servlce 201 S Maln Brookfleld Mo CARTER S GAS 8: ELECTRIC APPLIANCES Maytag General Electrlc Tappan Ranges We can furmsh and 1nsta1l bottle gas for any make of gas range Phone 347 Marcelme Mo 1 f f 'E TRACTOR gl IMPLEMENT CO. .. . '- ' I Farmers' Producers Exchange No. 236 I DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF FARM PRODUCE FEED HARDWARE GROCERIES NEW BOSTON MISSOURI RUSSEL B KING Your Bev1er Coal Dealer Phone 189 Bucklm 0 FARMERS EXCHANGE Wholesale 8z Retaxl Poultry Eggs Cream Flour Feed Salt Etc Phone 626 Brookfleld Grocenes 8a Meats Falr Dealmg Prompt Servxce Good Goods Macon MISSOUT CARL GUSTAFSON SERVICE STATION Standard O11 Products Accessor1es TITSS Tubes Batterles Coohng System Purger Phone 51 Buckl1n Mo I ' ,M . ' ,Mo. CLEAVER BROTHERS El HOLSUM BREAD PALACE ICE CREAM ROYAL CROWN COLA NEHI SODA WATERS ASK YOUR DEALER Palace Bakery .Eli COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND 7 ml 4 1 I A 3 3 3 - I 'SS R M' 1: 'Li , r x '- 3 A 9: -J 1 , . R A 441 , Congratulatwns To You and Each of Your Students an Your School B J THOMAS Wolfe Bnggs Motor Company Phone 441 Marcellne Mo Marcelune Oil Company Dodge 8a Plymouth Sales 81 Servlce Ph11CO Refmgerators Sz Rad1OS Phone 2701 Marcehne Mo d o o b O 4 -Sa1es- -Service- It s Smart To Shop At Mart s MART DRUG Ch1ll1COthe M1ssour1 Lmn Laundry and Dry Cleaners P1ck ups In Buckhn and V1C1n1ty Monday and Thursday Bob Llchtenberger Tom W1ll1amS Brookfleld MISSOUFI To the Class of 1952 Bucklln H1gh School The Good Book Says Unto every one that hath shall be To those who are prepared oppor tunxtles present themselves To those who are not the opportunlty Whlch knocks but once must knock 1n valn SAVE and BE PREPARED when opportunlty knocks at your door The Marcelzne State Bank I Marcel1ne MISSOUFI Internatlonal Trucks Farmall Tractors Internatlonal Refrxgeratlon Lamb Implement Co Oren J fJ1mm1eJ Lamb Owner Phone 2612 Macon Mo t . . . given and he shall have abundance. I , , , McCorm1ck Farm Machmery Q I F E ll armego ange Llnn Laundry and Dry Cleaners Warrener E RICE Manager P1Ck ups In Buckhn Everythmg For The Farmer and V1c1n1ty We De11ver tit iii I I U I Monday and Thursday Long D1stant . I I and 5 l l Custom Hauhng Bob L1chtenberger Tom W11l1ams Phone 75 New Cambrla Mo Brookfield Mlssourl Your Warmest Fr1end D1a1603 Marcelme Mo Ready to Wear Women 8a Ch11dren EVANS DRESS SHOP Marce11ne MISSOUFI FOLEY S For An Evemng of Pleasure D1ne 81 Dance Standard O11 Products Marce11ne MISSOUFI FARMER S LUMBER C0 Dealer In A11 K1nds of Bu1ld1ng Materxals Hotpolnt Apphances 8z Speed Queen Washers Jesse H Pettxt Manager Phone 32 Buck11n Mo ? O I l I l ' . . W . u I GUCKER CoAL Co- BOOSTERS CHILLICOTHE BROOKFIELD I C Penney Phone 70 Nrcks Cate Phone 1517 Grer Ieweler Phone 408 Whries Barber Shop Lee Meek Store Phone 411 Grand Leader 309 N 1V'a1n Lronberqers Pontrac Ph 333 or 555 Phone 680 Lmdsey Iewelry Klond1ke s Cafe Phone 1635 Banda s Coffee Shop Leeper Hotel Bowden S Wallpaper 6. Pamt Phone 43 Banksons Ievx lry Phone 32 Brookfleld News Bulletm MARCELINE ?rady G SOI11. Shoe Reparr ames Iewe ers Mattmgly Bros Store Phone 2249 Brookfreld Deportmerrt Store Santus Shoe Shop Phone 662 Dr EW-mg Alpha Burns Lawyer 205 N Kansas Mum S Rooms Phone 798 Avenue Neff Radxo Serv1ce Phone 587 Merchants Cafe Phone 680 Downmgs Market Phone 2271 Dr L O Adamson Chrropractor KIRKSVILLE McHenry Gash Motor Co 5 4621 Krrksvrlle Hat 6. Shoe Works Robb Cue Room MACON Dr R L Clark Dentxst Rythers Phone 2226 The C1t1zens Natronal Bangh 5 236 1 Vanskrkes Iewelry Phone 2530 one L C Cass Iewelry Phone 2290 Dr ROSS C Allen DDS Lucxlle s Beauty Shop Dxal 2349 Edna MIHGY Campbell Phone 56830 204 N Frankhn Phone 53077 Santen s Cafe Phone 56762 NEW CAMBHIA BUCKLIN Chnsman Hardware Ethlyn s Beauty Shop Phone 40 , Q 1 DY- S- P- Campbell, OP'f0IT1'9'f1'iSf O'Connor Skelly Service 323 N. Main X vx 'Pnl Q I XY, N1 F ,lil I 5 X rl. N9 I asv ' X X