Hillsboro High School - Hawk Yearbook (Hillsboro, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 90 of the 1959 volume:

f T fw' 1,5 z Iimlas f, 5' Q 2 ,M I 4 -I -f i? V 'S THE e ear 1959 over Lxttle IS left but memoues THE HAWK hopes to recreate And preserve some of the scenes That are never to return except I the fleetmg dreams f Cherxshed Yesterdays J' HILLSBORO HIGH SCHOOL H111SbOrO MISSOUTI Th y of is And of the long road traveled, rl ' 0 ADMINISTRATION Prmclpal and Supermtendem Faculty School Board ORGANIZA TIONS Clubs Mus1c Dept Athleucs FAVORITES Queens Semor Favoutes CLASSES Freshmen Sophomores Jumors Semors ADVERTISING CO TENTS Wm ,gs-di ,V w' is C The eagerness of student s arrxval 1n the mornmg is small 1n comparr son to thelr Joyful departure at 3 O0 TAD GUSE Student Photographer 'V' raft-A N - -' , ,Q . , N ',. w W z ,. ,'.,f W, 4 1 f Q' ' f , ,, , ' . ' , , . . . . . I . program gwen 1n the gym Nancy Cage sings a solo at a music at the Chnstmas program glven before the drstribution of Chnstmas grfts Semors played Santa s helpers as they dxstrxbuted gifts at the school Chrxstmas Pam' Marllyn Noack 11ghIS her candle as a pan of the HINAHOS lnducuon Ceremony held on December 19. The Girl's Glee Club sang Seruor Work Day found the semors busy as beavers These g1I1S washed flfteen cars mm Thls was the scene of the pubhcauon of the Hawk s Echo under the dlrecuon of edrtor V1v1an Ham All X X ADMINISTRA TION MR, HENRY EDWARDS Supeuntendent MR, CLEO MABREY Prlnclpal d SECRETARIES MRS. JAMES BRAY Secretary to Principal MRS, ESTER PAUBEL Secretary to Superintendent BOARD OF EDUCATION Doug1asC Fraser VrcePres1denr Leroy Nabe I-IenryA Edwards EsterA Paubel Presldent Char1esC Woods Secreraryg Clara Schubel, Treasurerg John Bowlesg Thomas Gardinerg Irvin Emerson, FACULTY PAULINE WHATLEY Bookkeeping Typing Shorthand Secretarial Practice JAMES BRAY Speech School Pub. Debate Drarnatics rrrre g L frreS n L ' .' ' r,,y D: G IJ k - . MAR1AN SEABAUGH English Social Studies BILL HUNT Algebra Trig Math Plane Geometry MYRTLE WIEMEN English Leadership Training Literature BET'I'Y HIC KMAN Art ELINOR LILLECH Home Economics NICHOLAS WALL Chemistry Physics General Science 1' if tr' as Y. , ,, is 124' if ROBERT LANG Band Glee Club Mixed Chorus l P I 'fivwli WILLIAM CREECH Counseling Spanish II Psychology AUDREY YOUNG Biology Health Physical Education ,ff A f 41 1 Q LQQV, ' ly 1 f f Vps 2' 'L , :LZ , ' 'v ,gr 12 , ug, , ' , ,iff i HAROLD FEURHAHN American Problems Economics American History Social Studies 7 ff , 'I ,f lj u GENE STEIGHORST Coach Drivers Training Physical Education Health KARL BUHR General Drafting Comp, General Shop General Woodwork Home Mechanics - 7 'i., ,, . I - - .fra-ff, ,,N,,, ,..,A 'Q W f 1 A f AJ ' iiffif-.',f ,,:',,, ,. . ix 'f.A .Q-4 . isfMifffe1fV14. A ff 'Q an 4,445 'L - ' ' A- BUSDRIVERS Clyde Baldwin Edward L Edwards Carl Grosswiler Frank K lves Howard Simon Herbert Steinback Lorenz Steinback Norvel Vinyard Roy E. Wibble COOKS Emma Fremont Ella Knoke Margaret Level Mary McLafferty Capuola Sprller Marjory Aarant CUSTODIA NS Clyde Cage Lawrence Freukes Samuel Hollock A ' , 4 1 . . A 6 A W ... A, -ny -1' an 4 1 'E 4 f if Q 'A 5 4 have ,L 1 C+ A-4 A., A w v -0 '1' .f,.,.1,, W '-1 'Mx H, , .QB l ,v -lm. a ' an ' Q J. R A 4 N- , 4 fa ., -. ,A . M.-1 wnn, Q Q qQ:. 4 ' ifiil fp: ..f ' f 3.-5 0 J 3 gf I 5' I.. ,' ', fi A. ' ' fm ,Q - Y 2 ll 4,43 4- '-' 1 ,V , .V an '1 'fn A 'S+ 1 gm f,, 'Q ewan., ,A 1 in 4.4-Q na .- - 1 Y' .4 , CLASSES OR GANIZA TI ONS X Presrdent WILLIE STEPHENS V1ce Presrdent BETTY HEMME Secretary EVELYN POOKER Treasurer JUDY MONTGOMERY Sponsor MRS WIEMAN To develop attrtudes of and practrce rn good crtrzenshrp promote harmonxous re lationshrps throughout the entxre school foster student teacher relatlonshrps rmprove morale assrst in the management of the school provrde a fomm for student expressron provrde orderly drrectlon of school actlvmes charter school clubs and other orgamzations and promote the general welfare of the school Those are the arms of the STUDENT COUNCIL as stated rn therr constxtutron Besldes fulfllllng the arms stated above the councrlgave avery successful Valenune dance on February 14 Hrghlxghtmg thxs socral event was the crowmng of the Queen of Love and Beauty Reporter -------------------------- TED CAGE - -'l. ................ .... - HINAHOS our local chapter of the Natronal Honor Soclety of Secondary Schools IS ded1cated to these 0bJCCI1VCS creatmg an enthuslasm for schola rsh1p strmulatrng a desire to render servxce promotrng worthy leadershlp and encouragrng the development of character ln students of Hrllsboro Hrgh School On December 19 1959 the Honor Socrety held an lnductlon ceremony for new mem bers At that trme 8 actwe and 3 probatronary members were accepted xnto the socxety Presldem EVELYN POOKER SCCYCIHYY JUDY MONTGOMERY Treasurer JOYCE WILEY SPOHSO1' MR CREECH Vice President ------------------- MARILYN NOA CK Preslde nt S ponsor WILLIAM FOWLER MR, WALL Students wtth a smcere mterest 1n sctence are those of the Sclence Club Taking advantage of the f3C111I16S of the scxence department and the 1nstruct1on of our scxence teacher Mr Wall these students advance then SC16l'lI1flC educauon through expenments and study FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Pres1dent Charles Casey V1cePres1dent Secretary jean Roesch Treasurer Evelyn Pooker Sponsor Mrs Whatley F T A was formed for students rnterested 1n teachlng as a profess1on Under the d1rect1on of Mrs Whatley the club pursued th1s mterest by studymg problems techmques and varlous other phases of educatxon The members vrewed numerous fxlms on educa tlonal problems throughout the year studled magazme arucles on educauon and observed methods of teachmg 1n the local grade school Durmg Amencan Educatlon week the F T A Club served as host for an open house held by the P T A and as a part of the program gave a panel d1scuss1on Salute To Our School FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA PEP CLUB Prov1d1ng the added pep and enthusrasm that the Hawks drdn t get from v1tam1ns was the mam Job of the pep club Holdrng a pep assembly before the f1rst game an havmg some of the members at every game of the season was the pep club s way of sup porung and promotmg worthwhlle school sp1r1t Presldent W1111e Stephens Vlce Presrdent Nancy Davrs Sponsor Mlss Young Presrdent SUSAN I A CKO Vlce Pr2S1d6I1I Future Homemakers of Amenca rs a club for grrls rnterested KAREN McKEE 1.n the an of home economrcs The grrls rn rhxs club held var rous meetmgs and performed numerous proyects durmg the year Secretary rn accordance wrth therr mutual rnterest ANNA MILNE Atrendmg Sub Drstrrct Day at Herky the grrls gave a Treasurer small slut entrtled Journalrsm m Home Economrcs KATHY WICKERHAM Sponsor MRS LILLIECH ' ' . ' ' d Treasurer ------- Candy Hansen Secretary ---- -- - - Marilyn Noack HILLSBORO S HIGH AND LOW VOICES 'W if f If Yv The Chnstmas Thanksglvrng Easter graduatlon and Sprmg Concert programs gave the Mus1c Department a chance to blend therr voxces for the entertamment of all Also the Mus1c Department took the annual trrp to Cape Grrardeau for a Mus1c Fesuval where they were judged by I II III IV and V ratrngs Conslsung of 55 members the mrxed chorus recewed a 3 ratmg at the annual Mus1c Fesuval at Cape Gtrardeau on the followmg songs There Is A Ladye and The Lord Is My Shepherd. Some of the songs the rmxed chorus enjoy smglng are The Doe and Bah Har, The Sextet composed of the followrng people Altos Betty I-lemme and Mary Lou Webb Second Sopranos Judy Krug and Nancy Cage, Flrst Sopranos Margaret Whrtehead and Evelyn Pooker The Sextet sang for many organrzauons and school actrvr ties They recerved a 2 ratrng at Cape Grrardeau The Boys Double Quartet recerved a 2 ratrng and IS com posed of the followrng people Basses W1ll1e Stephens and Second Tenors Rrchard Dunnegan and Charles Casey Ftrst Tenors Leonard Wrllrams and Larry Level The songs sung by the Boys Double Quartet at Cape Grrar deau were Old Arks A Moverrn and God Ever Glorlous The Boys Double Quartet partrcxpared at the sprrng concert I Richard Bakewellg Baritones, Walter Dahl and Ronald Scott: . I l Both Girls' Glee and Boys' Glee Club participated at the Cape Girardeau Festival, The Girls were given a 3 rating on the following songs: No Man Is An Island and How Lovely Are Thy Dwellings The Girls sang songs from 'South Pacific at the Spring Concert. The Boys' Glee Club received a 2 rating at the annual festival at Cape Girardeau, The selec- tions performed by the boys are as follows: Good News! Chariots Comm and Bendermeers Stream The boys enjoyed all of the show tunes from South Pacific and My Fair Lady. Karen McKee Elaine Pierce Donna Wilson Sharon Prtzer and Darlene Shep herd were the maJorettes of Hillsboro of the basketball games Joyce Wiley and John Schneider were the accompanists for all the choral groups, ensembles and solos. Joyce re- ceived a 2 rating at Cape Girardeau and John Schneider received 1 ratings at both the Cape Girardeau festival and the Missouri Stare Music Festival at Columbia 'Z If ,594 High School. The girls twirled at many Q 5 Q V K I - .fx V ' if SPORTS AT H.H. BASKETBALL GAMES AS WE SAW THEM' They surprised everyone, Those words can be used to aptly describe this year's Hawks. Inexperienced except for one member fDave Cooperj they started their season with last year's best-ever record for Hillsboro casting a shadow across their path, Not allowing this to dampen their spirits, this spunky team went on to tie the school record Q21-10j and go far- ther in state tournament play than any other local team, winning third in the Class M Regional at Flat River, HHS 54-4'7 Doe Run HHS November 14 Hawks won first game of season from Wildcats of Doe Run with Reed contributing 27 points. HHS 45-43 Union HHS November 21 In this hard -fought clash the local Hawks gained a thrill- ing came-from-behind victory over the visiting Union team, HHS 88-53 Bismarck HHS November 25 A savage attack of the basket in a 31-point third quarter gave Hillsboro's undefeated quintet a convincing triumph over the Bismarck team, HHS 55-57 DeSoto December 3 Suffering our first loss of the season in our own invitational toumey at Hillsboro the DeSoto Dragons edged the Hawks by a slight two points in the last quarter. HHS 68-57 Northwest December 4 ln this consolation semi-final, the Hawks blasted the Lions from House Springs 68-57. Ronald Reed hit 21 to take scoring honors, HHS 61-34 Valle of St, Gen. December 6 Winning this game the Hawks clinched the consolation trophy. This win was due to good team work and the high scoring of Dave Cooper and Bob Els, ll! ! ms I' 1 cgzgn S is 9 ffl HHS 41-'71 Herculaneum Herky December 9 Trailing by only one point late in the first quarter, Hills boro made several passes that were tumed into two-point ers by the Black Cats and from then on it was all Herky, This game was only the second reverse suffered by the Hawks, +3555 Q A! ! .H .S 'sv if -.4 2 - fm 553 Q i N:x'w 3. 1 gif. , ' Mtv W f HHS 67-49 St. Joe HHS December 12 Experiencing their first victory over the visiting Hornets of Farmington since the two teams began competition three years ago, the local Hawks boosted their record to 6-2. HHS 43-36 Festus Festus December 16 In this non-conference play the Hawks led all the way as they defeated the Tigers in their own Douglas gym. HHS 39-37 Leadwood Leadwood December 19 Scoring only 8 points in the first half and trailing by 25- 19 at the end of three quarters, Hillsboro was carried to victory by a great defense and a determination to win, The score was 37-all with only 45 seconds to go when Ronald Reed made the final basket to clinch the game. HHS 68-51 Steelville December 23 A 16-4 first quarter served as a springboard to victory as the Hawks disposed of the host school in the first round of the Christmas Tournament at Steelville. HHS 63-43 Bunker December 26 Covering Reed with two and three men, Bunker left Bake- well, Els, and Scott open to shoot from outside and they responded with 43 points between them as the Hawks smothered Bunker in this second game of the tournament. Bakewell, Els, and Scott contributed 19, 14, and 10 points in that order. HHS 52-60 Winona December 27 The first-seeded Winona team grabbed an early lead and then fought off a determined Hillsboro aggregation to HHS 69-49 Festus HHS January 9 Hitting a fantastic percentage from the field in the second stanza, the Hawks scored the ir second victory over the Tigers and won their first conference victory, boosting their season's mark to 11-4. Cooper was high with 23 followed by Scott and Bakewell with 18 and 13 respectively. HHS 65-53 Bourbon Bourbon January 13 Leading by only four points at the half, the Blue and White went on to outscore Bourbon in the second period and insured victory. Dave Cooper lead the pack with 21 points followed by Reed and Els each with 15. HHS 49-59 DeSoto DeSoto January 16 The Hawks hit a lower-than-usual per cent as the Dragons clipped HHS in this conference game. ga in this championship victory, These two teams finished as they were seeded, Winona, first and Hillsboro taking second place trophy, HHS 46-53 St, Francis Borgia Washington January 6 With the score 29-27 at the half in favor of the Hawks, our Blue and White. never- theless were unable to pace the St, Francis team and lost by 7 points, HHS 56 -49 Northwest HHS January 23 HHS 76-53 Potosi Potosi February 13 Points were traded evenly in the last part of this game un- This Friday the 13th proved lucky for the Hawks as they til Bakewell was fouled several times and Scott put the sorely diSaPP0iI1l6d 8 h0mCC0IT1iI1g Crowd 31 P01051 by iCir1g On the victory with a jump shot from the right side completely smothering the Potosi team. Scoring honors to clinch this conference game. HHS 58-61 Steelville Sullivan January 27 Our second -seeded Hawks were toppled in this first round of the Sullivan Tourny. Entering the game handicapped by not practicing over an eight-day stretch, the Steighorstmen could not get warmed to the task until late in the quarter and despite a fine finish suffered their fifth loss of the season to go along with 12 victories. HHS 69-63 Pacific January 28 Reserves playing an important part in the victory the Hawks edged past Pacific in the third quarter to stay in contention in the Sullivan Tourney. Dave Cooper, fouling out with four minutes to go, had one of his most productive nights, rack- ing 25 points. HHS 71 -55 Cherryville January 30 Grabbing a first-quarter lead the Hawks easily stayed on top the rest of the way to win the con- solation trophy at this tournament. HHS 56-73 Fox HHS February 6 Battling hard as the hot-shooting Fox team broke a close game wide open in the final four minutes the Hawks, nevertheless, had to accept defeat. Els paced the losers with 17. HHS 63-52 Valley Park HHS February 10 Bright spots in this sloppily-played game were the performances of reserves, Moss and Douglas. The Hawks were bothered by the team from Valley Park but, nonetheless, won by 11 points. HHS 59-58 Caledonia Caledonia February 11 went to Scott with 23 points, followed by Els with 16 and Reed with 13. HHS 51-55 St. Clair St. Clair February 17 Late fouling by Hillsboro and perfect marksmanship by St Clair enabled the local Bulldogs to edge Hillsboro Hus 49-92 Crystal City HHS February 20 In this re-scheduled game the Hawks were pushed to vic- Invasion by Crystal found the Hawks ailing and the Hornets tory by late shooting of reserve Joe Moss. proceeded to hit 53.7'lr shooting average as the Hawks suffered their worst defeat. CLASS M REGIONAL TOURNAMENT HHS 54 24 Ste Gen Flat Rlver February 24 Playmg one of thetr best defensrve games of the season the Blue and Whlte team easlly defeated Ste Gen rn the frrst round of the regronal tourney HHS 65 54 Ironton Batrlmg on even terms throughout the frrst three quarters and part of the fourth quarter the Hawks nevertheless were able to ft nally pull ahead and whtp Ironton tn one of the best played games of the reglonal HHS 48 62 Bonne Terre February 27 Htllsboro crept wlthrn four pomts of Bonne Terre wtth about four mmutes to play but could not qutte catch up and thus dropped a 62 48 decxston to BT In thls seml f1na1 match Bonne Terre went on from thts game to fxmsh flISl tn the regtonal HHS 58 36 Leadwood February 28 In th1s game ftve Hxllsboro semors closed out thetr playmg careers 1n a blaze of glory by wlnmng th1s game from Leadwood and cap tunng thxrd place trophy By w1nn1ng thetr last game the Hrllsboro Hawks tred the school record of 21 10 and made the greatest advance tn a re gronal tourney xn the school s htstory Febmary 26 29 The Baby Hawks are composed of standmg Kenny Els Art Slebels Raymond Srebels Rick Hemphill Wmton Graff Johnny West and kneelmg J ack Martrn Roger Weaver Lowell Abney Kenny Moss Joe Moss R1ch Ramsey and Grlbert Cresswell Hrllsboro Hl11SbOI0 Hlllsboro Hlllsboro H111SbOIO Hillsboro Hlllsboro Hlllsboro Hl11Sb0I0 Hrllsboro Hillsboro Hlllsboro Hlllsboro H1llsboro Hlllsboro Hlllsboro Hlllsboro Hlllsboro Hlllsboro H1llsboro B TEAM BOX SCORE Doe Run Umon Bismark Herculaneum St Joseph Festus Leadwood St Francrs Festus DeSoto Northwest ox Valley Park Valle P01051 St Clan Crystal Crty Potosl Festus DeSoto ' 50-23 ' 51-38 ' ' 59-52 ' 33-22 ' 41-28 . 30-42 ' 49-34 ' 39-40 . ' ' 32-56 HiHsboro 37-43 Bourbon ' 47-57 ' 50-43 ' 51-41 F ' 43-36 ' 33-30 ' 36-49 ' ' 41-50 . ' ' 45-61 ' ' 35-29 ' ' 31-40 ' 45-57 FIRST VOLLEYBALL TROPHY IN HILLSBORO S HISTORY Frrst place trophy was taken by the Blue Demon s A squad volleyball team rn the Festus Volleyball Tournament In the f1rst round the Blue Demons defeated Northwest and went on to defeat Herky and Crystal C1ty teams Above rs a prcture of the two squads of Blue Demons at practrce Hlgh 1n the arr rs the glrls volleyball capta 1n Vivlan Ham I 0 o . 1 . . . 1 n Festus Volleyball Tournament Fust Place MARY BOUSHIE LA VITA NICKELSON Coach d1dn t know about thlsl Remember coach s rule about guls not talking to the basketball boys before games Vxctory chant by our champlons HHS CHEERLEADERS Yea Hawks! and Come on krds YELLI are phrases that the cheerleaders wore out m therr attempt to convey their unlrmtted pep and enthusrasm for the team to those rn the stands The cheerleaders attended every home game of the season and almost every away game From left to rrght Judy Catanzaro COHDIC Edwards Mary Boushre Carole Prtzer Roberta Ogle Joan Etsenhauer Beverlee Pappas fCapta1nj Barbara Pappas Francrsca Buccat QASSISIBHI Captarnj, and Sharon Prtzer Mi! rr' at f-f N 'ss W 190 -.ax wwfmi My :Am 6 -QM Wd 0-O0 Q t 'fix FA VOR I TES J X Iv lf ,As QXOC4' W9 R04 UR S CAROL6 PITZER, E Queen of the Hop was the name of the song played by the band as our new Rock and Roll Queen danced for her admtrrng subjects Carole P1tzer a junror was the g1r1 out of the four candrdates representlng the classes who recerved the beauuful crown presented by the perky httle Henderson gtrls Betsy and Susy Thrs dance g1VCH by the sophomores on October 24 1959 was one of the frrst dances of the season Ted Sanders was the Queen escort Those formmg the Queen s court were Beverlee Pappas senror and her escort Charles Casey Pat Gartner sophomore escorted by Jerry Sturm and Sharon Prtzer and Ronnre Martrn freshmen fV IU ,ny Q EE OF LQVE A D B MARILY N NOAC K' QUE EN OF LOVE AND Aft Naval AC3dem52de1ibefati0n b fa 1' Y th 3 let 8 lneozlssociatiog Marilyn Nogirkwas receivegnnapolis Love a ' sefli namin with nd Beauty of mlljlioqueen 0? th 'O i-I1 at of the oth Her i Sh, had be ef three C P Cfure ansfcl sem to the indidares ers C3de On February 1 Wiiocjosen as :IZ 4 at 3 dance attrictive. she was crowned Smdsrlzen by the by the ret' - C uUci1 Evelllng queen. Marilyn. YH P0oker, 5 escort was ally Level. ACADEMY UNXTED STATES NAVAL Annapolis, Maryland 'ms covlnannnnn' or IMD!!-HPIAEN Lt rebruary 1959 Dear Students: -, After much deliberation, the Naval Academy Stagllne Assoclatlon reached their declslon ln selectlng your Queen of Beauty. Tnelr cnolce ls lndlcated on the back of the winning pnotoqrap Unfortunately, the name of the young lady was not indlcated on the photo. 1 wish to assure you that the cnolce was ' lfflcult one, and you are to such attractive young an extremely 6 conggatulated on navlng ladies represent your school Long live the Queen. Sincerely, fl 7 H Mft! P. n LCDA 13511 Assistant to Lommandant Students of HHXSUOTO Hlllsbvro lilssourl QUEEN s ATTEN DAN TS Attending the QUEEN OF LOVE AND BEAUTY were Joan Exsenhauer sophomore Shella Hurtgen freshman an Pat Provxnce Junlor Jumor attendants were Mark Steighorst an Susy Henderson JOAN EISENHAUER I SHIELA HURTGEN PAT PROVINCE Category Most Courteous Most Studious Most Athletic Best All-Round Most Pleasant Personality Most Energetic Most Likely to Succeed Best Dressed Friendliest Most Dependable SENIOR FAVORITES SELECTED BY STUDENT BODY Boy Ronnie Scott Richard Bakewell Ronnie Scott Ronnie Scott Ted Cage Larry Level Richard Bakewell Charles Casey Ted Cage Ronnie Scott Girl Joyce Wiley Evelyn Pooker Vivian Ham Vivian Ham Marilyn Noack Vivian Ham Evelyn Pooker Marilyn Noack Beverlee Pappas Joyce Wiley RICHARD BAKEWELL LARRY LEVEL CHARLES CASEY EVELYN POOKER MARILYN NOACK JOYCE WILEY VIVIAN HAM RONNIE SCOTT TED CAGE BEVERLEE PA PPAS Picture 0 Available Lots of memories are the result of scenes like this. , Junior-Senior Prom May 9, 1959 Theme ofthe Prom BLUE HAWAII KING and QUEEN of the PROM and thelr COURT Bob Els and Beverlee Pappas recewed the utles and wauan Le1 of 150 orchxds each also received a Ha- May 13 marked the graduatron of the largest class of senlors f46j 1n the hlstory of Hrllsboro H1gh School Dr Ph11 C Hxckey made the graduauon address and Dr Sldney E Strmgham presented the Baccalaureate sermon Valedrctorran of the class was Evelyn Pooker and the salutatorlan was Joyce Wlley Curator scholarshrps to the Ul'l1V6l'S1Iy of Mrssourr were awarded to 11 senlors and one scholarsh1p was grven by the C1v1c Club of I-lrllsboro Before graduatlon the class selected as thexr class colors gray and crxmson flower carnatlon and motto. Clrmb though the rocks be rugged THE GREAT BIG DOOR STEP was presented by the semor class rn November of 1958 Thrs was the frrst mme for the play to be presented rn the fall of the year In comunctron wrth the musxc department THE FOURTH WISE MAN was presented to the students and parents as the annual Chrrstmas program Thrs was the second play of the school year DRAM ATICS fEvelyn Pookerj Heart about gone wrll stop by '7 30 coffm should be over by 7 45 were the words that caused all the trouble rn the last play of the year THE SHOCK OF matrcs class ro the students rn an assembly program Cast for THE SHOCK OF HIS LIFE was Mrs Maxwell NancyCage Mr Maxwell B1llyAbney Wrlber Max well John Schnrder Hercules Walter Dahl Connre Nadrne Copeland and Betty Lou Lavrta Nickelson HIS LIFE. This comedy was presented by the dra- Tayo the barber Qwillre Stephensj 1n the play THE GREAT BIG DOORSTEP hrts Mr Tob1nfR.1chard Bakewellj a frxend of the farmly wrth a brrck after the two frght over Evvle Joan Elsenhauer IS escorted by Dave Cooper and Pat Provmce by Andy Hansen the Valentlne Dance Joan and Pat were both Queen s auendants at thxs dance ini- J ,QR ESHMEAE x , Q' 46 lui AIA, rl Lesley Abney Frank Antkowskr Robert Armstrong Regerna Ayers Hazel Bachmann Clrfford Barnett Carl Beers W1111am Boschert Sharon Branson Ronme Brrnley Jane Brunk Judy Brouk Vrctor Buccat Beverly Cage Wrllram Cash Kenneth Casteel Left to rrght Sherla Hurtgen, Reporter, Kenneth Moss, Treasurer, Sharon Pttzer, Prestdent, Robert Armstrong, Vrce Presxdent, Roger Weaver, Secretary. iii, ,WM , , , L, 'P' X X 1 X . at . R . H l l ll . . Judy Catanzaro Kathleen Cates Dale Childress Melba Chltwood Va1er1e Chrlstman Darrell Copeland Eddle Dahl Patrrcla Davis Gerald E1senhauer Jeannette Elhson Wayne Foster Janet Gr1ff1th Gary Gwaltney Raymond Hahn Lllhan Halle R1chard Hemphlll Catherme Hoffman Harold Hurtgen Shella Hutgen Susan Jacko Rrchard Kelly Mlchael Lady George Lawrence Vxrgea Leffert B111 Louks Glenn Lytle Vlrglma Mamn Eva Massey Phylhs McCane Mlchael MCCIIHIOH Shnrley McKeen Davrd Mlchael ' 'l .L anqnmww Q 6 5 T H Anna Mrlne Brll Mrlne Kenneth Moss Patrrcra Nrckelson Owen Oglesby Barbara Pappas Lours Partney Gary Peters Sharon Pltzer Martha Reed Velda Robrson Delores Rogers Robert Ross Janet Sanders Bennre Schaefferkoetter if Paul Schott Dale Shepherd Janrce Smith Trudy Valle Norman Voyles Freshman Feedlng Tlme Kenneth Voyles Joe Voyles Elrzabeth Warden Roger Weaver John West Royce Wxbble Cathy Wrcherham Marylm Wldeman Donna W11SOD Robert Wllson Vrrgxma Haas feeds Regma Ayers H S OPH UM ORE f 15-15 .ag 'QV i IC' 'BY We-Q Lowell Abney Josephine Copeland Barbara Davis Kenneth Elmer Mary Falch Vida Bohmre Gilbert Cresswell B1llDeNoon Joan Ersenhauer William Fischer Brrda Bur gess Gilbert Cross Jerry Dueringer Kenny Els Duane Foster SOPHOMORE CLASS President, Richard Ramseyg Vice President, Arthur Siebelsg Secretary, Shirley Menzel Treasurer, Joan Eisenhauerg Reporter, Mary Lou Webb. ll lx Plcfure No Available W' Paciure No Avaulable Plcfure o Avaliable 49 Wrllram Fowler Larry Hagen ner Lrnda Hefner Judy Krug Johnson Charles Larsen John Ronn1e Laupp Ronald Marten Walter Knoke Margaret Luh Ileen McKeen Par Garr Charles Marun Shrrley Menzel Phyll1sG1bson Bobble Martrn Robert Merrrl WIHIOD Graff Eddre Johnson Joe Moss Walter Gunner Vrrgrma Jones Wrllram Lrven good Velma Massey Arlon lxoack James Guse Juanrta Ketchum Bonme Lowry James McCreary Roberta Ogle r, 1 D f . L' '41 0 'Q A X -s A 2 .Z J y A . Q k f:. N. f: 'if , x All VN ' ' ray? V 7? F 2 fi Q, F ' ' V ' x ir ' 4 - if A .,.: I f I v 1 V , 4 , , x L. . f V I N i 6.- li Q, A ' 15 'Obi Puclure No 19' Available Donna Owen Charles Rrdenaur Wrllram Spurgrn Claude Prgg Darlene Shepherd Marlene Thornton Rlchard Ramsey Ar thur Slebels James Turner Joyce Reed Raymond Srebels Jean Urrch Bonme Rrchards Glenda Sparks Judy Wagner Judy W Judy K Mary Lou Par G and Roberta O on the way to class after rntramurals ' Bonnle Wallen Betty Wrthouse Mary Webb Norma Wood Margaret Whrtehead Earllne Worley Kltty Winter Charles Zrmmerly N012 JUNIORS f x 54 ff fn l K -Q Ahce Elleen Charles Charles Bachmann Ballard Barley Breser Donald Ronald Mrke Shrrley Boynton Boynton Brotherton BTOUR LEFT TO 'M RIGHT Presrdent Walter Dahl W iff Uh 5 Vxce Presldent Ronald Buxton Davrd Boushre LEFT TO RIGHT Secretary Barbara Schroeder Treasurer Vrvran Sm1th . ' s' I 3 Q ' 4 A A H, 'V . yyfq! f E- -75 -, I Xflx x, . ', Q f J K L 1. 'l'l 1 1, 5' TWT . T .fa X FIZHCISCR Ronald Buccat Buxton Nadlne Dave Copeland Cooper 9. Jerry same Douglas Dow o Jo Ann Gantner Gardiner Kathy Cavan auizh Q97 Walter Dahl 'Q Charles Eaton oe Gartner Llnda Chnstman .L Nancy Davis C onme Edwards Gwen Cook 1 Ronald Denoon Carl Forys J lane! Candy Hagen Hansen Andy Wxnston Ronald Stanley Dons Hansen Harness Henderson Hollock Huskey 55 . I 2 f. 1 '7' A d I h, , A, .xii L ye . a . X va B b J T at Huskey Rlchard Kmg Paul Marun Ahce Jaycox T7 Mrchael Laupp Kathenne McLafferty sf Davld Eleanor Rlchard Katzenberger Kayanan Judy Lony Shrrley Ketchum Steve Marsden Elvet Love A11ce O lesby Robert Mrchael Noack Elame Prerce o Reynolds Lorene Plgg Davld Richard Carole Pxtzer Marcella Robrson a Mary Jane Provmce Reed Jean Ted Roesch Sanders up H , of ', '- . y , P ' ' ' SF 1 -f d s d K 1 AA l P I Q :iv I .ll A1 s y V A 'N wk! Xi I.: X y K I 'RW . , g a v. 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SENIORS J X BILLY LEE ABNEY Mrxed Chorus 1 BUSINESS Man ager of Yearbook 3 RICHARD BAKEWELL Basketball 1 7 3 4 Baseball 4 M1XCd Chorus 3 4 Band 1 3 FTA Club 4 Ballroom Dance Club 3 Vlce Presldent 4 Semor Play 4 Student Council 4g Operetta , 4 K Plctu re Not Available EUGENE BAILOUS BARNETT MARY BOUSHIE HAROLD BUREN Band 1 2 Mrxed Chorus 2 Volleyball Team 2 3 4 FHA Pep Club 1 Photography Club 4 Pep Club Club 3 4 Basketball 3 Cheer DARRELL BYERS NANCY CAGE Ballroom Dancmg 3 Mxxed Chorus 2 3 4 Pep Club 1 2 H1 F1 Club 3 Volleyball 2 Asslstant Edltor of l 2, 3, 4. leader 4g President FHA 4. . . . 1 n 2 THEODORE C CAGE CHARLES C CASEY SANDRA CASH Pep Club 1 2 3 4 Student Basketball 1 2 3 4 M1xed Mlxed Chorus 1 2 3 4 FHA 3 4 Preslderlt Of C1288 3 Pres1dent FTA 3 Opererta 3 Operetta 3 Yearbook Staff 4 Ballroom Dance Club 3 JAMES ALLEN COOPER MARCELLA MAE CORDIA Photography Club 3 Basket FHA 3 Yearbook Staff 4 ball Manager ASSISIBHI 3. Council lg 3, 4g Mixed Chorus Chorus 1, 3, 4g FTA Club 3, 4g 3, 4: Basketball '3,' 9 - FRANK coucH RICHARD DUNNEGAN HENRY EDWARDS Hawk S Echo S1aff4. Mixed Chorus 3- Opererra 3- Band 1 2 3- Mixed Chorus 1 ROBERT DANIEL ELS Basketball 2 3 4 Class Treas urer 1 Rrfle Club 3 Ballroom Dance Club 3 Semor Play 4 Hawk s Echo Staff 3 Band 1 Pep Club 1 2- Art Editor 2 3 4 Yearbook 4 LAVERNE MAE ESSMAN ALVIN CARL FALCH Mrxed Chorus 4 Volleyball 1 Cm-1-em Affau-5 Club 3 2 Ballroom Dance Club 3 Pep Club 1 2 3 '45 As! JOYCE GLORIA GONZ Band 1 2 3 Pep Club 1 2 3 Mtxed Chorus 1 2 4 Dramat 1cs Club 3 Photography 3 Class Reporter 3 BETTY LOU HEMME Band I 2 3 4 M1XCd Chorus 2 3 4 Student Councll Z 4 Class Presrdent 2 Pep Club 1 VIRGINIA GALE HAAS Cheerleader 2. Mrxed Chorus 2 3 4 Operetta 3 Pep Club 2 3 Ballroom Dance Club 3 Hawks Echo Exchange Edttor 4 2 3 WP Club SFCYSWY 3 DONALD EDWARD HURTGEN Sentor Play 4 Student Counctl V1ce Presldent 4 FTA Club Secretary 3 FTA Club 3 4 Band Presldent 2 VIVIAN ILENE HAM Operetta 3 Basketball 3 4 Pep Club l 2 3 4 Mtxed Chorus 1 2 3 4 Hawk s Echo Edltor 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Volleyball Captaln 4 Cheer leader Captam 2 Class Secre tary 4 Drama Club 3 Volley bal 2 3 4 EDITH LUCILLE HURTGEN Glee Club 2 3 4 Mtxed Chorus 2 3 4 FHA Club 3 Band 1 H1 F1 Club 3 Pep Clu 1 2 3 4 I af JOHN KEMP JOHN KUHLMAN ANNABELL LEBOLD Pep Club 1 Baseball 2 3 4 Mlxed Chorus 2 3 Sclence Photography Club 3 Class Club 3 Edltor Yearbook 4 RICHARD LEE LARRY LEVEL Inmauon Day Basketball 1 2 3 4 Mxxed Mixed Chorus 1 2 3 4 Bas Chonxs 2 3 Band 1 2 3 Var ketba112 Operetta 3 Basket Slly Club 3 Student Counc1l ball Manager 4 2 4 Operetta 3 H1 Fi Club 3 P su- ru v . . lvl' ravi' . .. . . - no vos 1 n 1 . . -- an u 0 KAREN MCKEE HESTER MCKEEN Pep Club 2 3 4 Vice Presi FHA Club 3 4 dent FHA 4 Drama Club 3 Class Edltor of Yearbook 4 Head Majorette 2 3 4 Mixed Chorus 2 3 4 Senior Play 4 Operetta 3 ROBERT EUGENE MICHAEL Basketball 1 2 3 Mixed Cho rus 2 3 Drama Club 3 Stu dent Council 4 Senior Play 4 Operetta 3 IUDITH LEE MONTGOMERY Student Council Treasurer 4 Mixed Chonrs 2 3 4 Class Secretary 2 Student Council Secretary 3 Operetta 3 Pep Club 1 2 3 4 Honor Society 3 4 Subscription Manager Yearbook 4 Drama Club 3 JEANETTE MERRILL Student Council 1 Volleyball 2 3 4 Senior Play4 From left to rrght Bob Els Beverlee Pappas, Nancy Davls and Willre Stephens 'shi LAVITA LENA NICKELSON Cheerleader 2 3 Volleyball Team 2 3 4 M1xed Chorus 2 3 4 Student Counc1l3 Operetta 3 Pep Club 1 2 3 4 Basketball 3 4 Ballroom Dancmg Club 3 BEVERLEE SUE PAPPAS M1xed Chorus Z Vlce Presr dent Class 3 Cheerleader 2 3 4 Captam Cheerleader 4 Honor Socrety 3 4 Ed1tor of Yearbook 4 Semor Play 4 Ballroom Dance Club 3 DAR Award Candrdate 4 N15 'Q IP? MARILYN CARROL NOACK SAMUEL ELMER OGLE Band 1 Z 3 Band Secretary 3 Mrxed Chgrug 2 3 Current Cafldldale for HHS Queen 1 Event Club 3 Sports Ed1tor Treasurer of Class 3 Pep Club Ygarbggk 4 pep Club 3 4 Z 3 4 Pep Club Presrdent 3 Pep Club Secretary 4 Oper etta 3 Semor Play 4 Hx F1 Club 3 Class Ed1tor of Year book 4 Mrxed Chorus Z 3 4 EVELYN CAROLE POOKER Class Treasurer 2 Class Sec retary 3 Student Council Secretary 4 FTA Treasurer4 M1xed Chorus 2 3 4 FTA Presrdent 3 Pep Club 2 3 Queen of HHS 3 Presrdent of HINAHOS 3 Semor Play 4 Operetta 3 Volleyball 2 3 'C' HAROLD PROVINCE 'P Q , ' 01 ,....,.s ca- 1 '15 QA RONALD REED JERRY C RICHARD JOHN D SAPPER Pep Club 1 Basketball 2 3 4 Baseball l 2 3 Basketball 2 Ballroom Dancrng 3 Baseball 4 Varsrty Club 3 Class Presldent 4 Student Councxl 3 Semor Play 4 Mrxed Chorus 2 CONNIE E SCOTT RONNIE SCOTT JIM E SHOPTAUGH Pep Club 2 3 Mrxed Chorus 2 FTA Club Basketball M1X6d Band 1 2 Ballroom Dancrng 4 FHA Club 3 Yearbook Staff4 Chorus Band Baseball O er Club 3 CII3 2 1'. 7 .4 l 1' 1 NO WILLIE CARTER STEPHENS Student Council 1 2 3 4 Class Prestdeut 1 Student Council President 4 Basketball 1 2 Drama Club 3 Operetta 3 Sen ior Play 4 Mtxed Chorus 3 4 Pep Club 3 4 Pep Club Presi dent 4 JOYCE LEE WILEY Mixed Choms 2 3 4 Vice Presi dent Class 2 Student Council 1 3 Senior Play 4 Honor So ciety Treasurer 3 4 Pep Club 2 3 4 Ballroom Dance Club 3 fl' ANNA RUBY WARDEN ETHEL WIDEMAN Mlxed Ch0l'US 2 FHA '3 4 FHA Club 3 4 Student Councrl LEROY MARSHALL ZIMMERLY Band 1 2 3 4 Mixed Chorus 1 2 Ballroom Dancing 3 Pep Club 1 2 Alternate 4 STANDING from left to rlght Vxrgrnra Haas Ethel wrdeman Karen McKee Anna bell LeBo1d Darrell Byers Ted Cage Beverlee Pappas and Drck Kmg SEATED rn back Ruby Warden Conme Scott, LaV1ta Nxckelson Frank Couch Nancy Cage Rrchard Dunnegan SEATED rn front Marcella Cordra Gene Barnett Marllyn Noack Vrvxan Ham Judy Montgomery Editor ----- BEVERLY PAPPAS Photographer ----- TAD GUSE The publrcatron of THE HAWK has been the responsrbrhty of these students at the top of the page for the past year They can now sxt back relax close therr eyes and remember the worrres and the count less hours spent rn preparmg the book There IS a feehng of rehef and a supreme hope that the staff has provrded a book sufflcrent rn 1ts presentation to be treasured by the students for the memories it brings back to them. 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