Alba High School - Albamo Yearbook (Alba, MO)

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SENIOR CLASS PROPiECY As I gaze into the crystal ball I foresee a great and marvelous future for the class of '53 As the blurred view clears I think I see that very intelligent genius yes, it is, John Holman John is writ ing his thesis for his Masters Degree and the future holds great prom ise for a successful career As the scene fades another takes its place, and I see Joe Cook who is now champion of the Hot Rod Racers with him is his mechanic, none other than Ja es Clubb, the biggest little man in our class There seems to be a bit of dust on y magic ball, now it's growing larger, it looks like why 1t's Lynn Boyer play Ing first base for the St Lolis Cardinals As I look closer I see his wlfe and children cheering from the bleachers Rubbing the ball, another picture appears, K S T C and Hazel Lee, a student there, is seen typing letters to a sailor or two Near by a sorority dance is being held and my eye catches a glimpse of two lovely debutantes that seem familiar They are Dorothy LeMaaters and Norma Jean Smith They waltz on by and out of sight, as a defence plant looms before me and I see Janice Betebenner, one of the best workers, escorting a Newspaper Editor on a tour through the buildings That editor is none other than Helen Watts and with her is her very efficient crime reporter, John Edwards Turning my sphere that sees all, I look to the North and Alaska where I see Betty Jo Vette before her home, a lovely little ice igloo Shivering, I gaze elsewhere and chance to see Betty Leggett, shopping for her trouseau She is a private secretary for a prominent young millionaire from New York In nearby Washington D C I notice Shirley Baker who is now a stenographer for the Department of the Navy But now the vision grows dim and hazy, a new apparition is beginning to take form A gleam and flurry of movement ah, it is the Ice Follies and in the midst of the skaters I see Mavis Bowers and Rosemarie Leggett Watching her friends' great performance is Dollie Minkler, a famous model Her clothing was designed in Paris by Treva Welch and made by Irene Conway Her hair stylist is Opal Pendergrass After the gayety of the city I long for a quiet country s ene, ma icly it comes, a tobacco farm in Kentucky where I see Peggy Petitte showing her souvenirs from the WAF to the milk man who is our old friend Tom Storm Tom has his own route and flirts with all the farmer's wives along the way By straining I can see Rio de Janerio where Jack Oliver is an ambassador, Hollywood where John Maples and Bob Gillum are co starring in a new movie, and a beautiful ranch owned by Ralph Gunlock Looking in on an Air Force base I see Carl Maples and Jim Lawrence which are both cooks in the mess hall Just now they are on their way to a wedding, a double military one The brides, both members of the WAF are Marilyn Miller and Valeria Flesher One last picture appears in my ball Bob Betebenner, Gary Storm, and Bob Williams still discus sing ways to avoid having to work for a living as they loaf on a street in Alba, Missouri with that I put the cover on my crystal ball and let the WClass of 'S3' go their ways unaware that their future was known to me long before graduation day - 1 A e A -- ' ., - o . A , e 1 0 V1 -- - Q ' e o e Q s e a ' e o e e O e o s a , , r f a v e e e 0 E x v 2 1 'il ' 2 - 3 a ' , u c -- u, U ' , v f Q

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W , mmmm maesess, ssassesssssess1, ssessssssssmesac fss esmm mms fassss Q RQ 33555 1 333 345- A e 1 IQ assess y ass es s 1 ass e s s es 1 1 1 a s s e s J, y a s s e ss e s nes s ass i .4 ' ' 5 M1 ' .4 gin gham f SEIHOR CLASS 'dlLL Vie, the Senlor Class of '53, 1n the clty of Alba, the county oi y I Jasper, he state of M1ssour1, being ln as good mental condltlon as 1 can be expected, do hereby make this our last w1ll and testament. 911 . vie bear n grudges against anyone, 1nclud1ng our teachers of the past l2 yea We appreciate all their kindness that they have shown in try1ng to teach us T Shirley Baker, w l my love for vacations to 'rwyla Eliason ob Be ebenner, w1ll my love for school to G or e Weeks ' an e Be ebenner, w1ll m red ha r o Norma Jean Johnson av1s ower, w my meanness to Shirley Boyer QL Ly Boyer, w m s orts abll t to Russell Schel 3 l, am s Clubb, w1ll m vo ce o Leon hi ester , lrene Conway, wlll my boo s o whoever l1Kes to study Joe Cook, will my love or beautiful women and beautiful Fords to i aul Cossey l, John Edwards, w ll we s wl h the women to Dean Right E E Valerla flesher, w ll m bash ulness to the f OSUHXBD class l alp lock, w l m basketba ablllty to Flo d Gar er QQ ob Glllum, w m ush s t B-onn1e Gunlo lc John Holman, wlll my aseba love to ames Hart Dorothy e asters, will my position as cheerleader to Joan Hunter fr amos La ence, w l m masculine wa s to Exam t enderso Hazel Lee, wl l my basketball playin ablllty to Jeanette Cook A l Betty Leg e t, will m typ1ng ablllt o Mary Blot er an ig l Rosemar e e e t, will m height to Beyer Cook 3 JQQE Carl aples, wil rolcen encils to C etis Bo er l John aple will my lc nd wa s to he teachers o Stephen dson E Q l, Marilyn Mil e , w ll y bookkeeping a lllt to 0 ella Davis llle hlnkle , will my long bus rlde to Sh1rle Leggett pa Yendergrass, will y Daricraft mllkman to Geraldine e ebenner Peggy Ye itte, ll m blue ieans to all the llttle tomboys 1 l J ck Ol er, w lm helh to Hermle Pass ey 5 Q l Norma Jean Smith, will my snare drum to Peggy Stock on 5 Gary Storm, will my love for study halls to Charles agee 'Yom Storm, will my love for the commerce department to Bonn utts tte, will all my ambltlon t e lower classmen osltlon a edltor the paper to V11 a Lee om cs ability to Audrey Stauf acher to H D Grleb ii 1 Q E ?1, YwB'iiQi1i :gil as mow- Q so A333 QE E EE E 111 33 33 3 SMMEEM 55335 E E5 H E3 .-as-'emma Quan g i ii? 5 'ummm 11 521 ...www 1 as . rs. 1, B 11 - J f,j .V I t 0 E s ,' , , G 1', J lc 1, g 1 1 . ,ya 1, X4 B 111 . -'Lim X vl ,. 1, nn 111 y p 1 -3 1. 1 , gf., Q ' 1 e ' -5 1 r, c a . 'SY--4' '11 ,r - 1 K Y, , sg l f 1, 1 ' 5, I . 1 ff if g X, - , ,, ' Q ', H n am 11 1 11 1 11 .' if '- 1, 1, a 111 g bl e 0 e . V, Q ,., 'Sl b llg J . - . , .123-Q J 1: L M Q 1 Q 5 ,' J, ' l, J wr ll y y 1 t H n. T 1 1' 1 S ' . , g t y y t t . 'S-5-1 ' 'raft' Hf- , 1' L Q16 it lg ' V. cz. r' 1- 1, 11 11111 v 1 1 . AA , M s, 1 y t t Ho . jf 1 Do 1 r 1 11 11 -5 41 . ,-sy ' r Y . ' -U,-pw T. 5 1, O 1 B1 ,.c v .14 ' 1 B t . 'W 1 we t wl g . ,, a lv ll y g t l . 1 'iv' gl A t , ,wt as 5. . 1 1 1 Q ' 1 6 -J.. ,ggi psig: lx. 9 B Jo V6 O . .. L t will my p s of lm , 'I 1 H156 Econ 1 f e ' .I . scooter . . . , Q L' ev, , ' f ' eff ' . ' es, ' - - .' -se My 1 Q55 1 s E A' 'fj'12,i' .e -S951 ffl 2 , -I 53153 ' 11125 1 el- A s -1 s s s fig' 42.4, 5 ' 'fe 'f' -. Q E A 1 1 - QE

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VII P fm Sensor Plaq Cast The Cenicr Play, which was presented March 27, was ent tled A Feud n Over Yonder It was a three act hillbilly come y Tho e in the play ca t were Maw Fry E1my zry Izzie Fry Clem Fry Rosie Belle Fry Aunt Harry Hornhonker Eecby 4ae Hornhonver Willy Fornhonker Pappy Popoff Zeke Popoff T16 Trnvelin' Preacher Helen Watts Treva delch Jack Oliver Lynn Boyer Pe 'y Petitte Valerie Flesher Mavis Bower Tom Storm Bob Gillum Joe Cook John Maples dedding Guests Irene Conway, Rosemarie Leggett,Q Opal Pendergrass Musicians James C11 bb, Dean Hight Snonsor S J Neher lv O cl . M. Xb l 1 KJ 'li K f n i T ' I un xv -' U i d O Mountain Maggie . . . . . . . Marilyn Miller A . . . . Eg . 'X Lx ' sX- 2 I - of Z 5