Arcadia Valley High School - Tiger Yearbook (Ironton, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1960 volume:

_JLa Water Black and Gold, our colors waving, Emblem of the true In the valley proudly standing, High School, here’s to you. Ironton High School Let your portals always open be Through the years, all praise and glory We will give to thee. Memories of the years we've spent here Vivid to the end, Hoping always to remember And our goals defend. Ironton High School Let your portals always open be Through the years, all praise and glory We will give to thee. 2 W 1 UlL X OLclll j . . in sincere appreciation of the many efforts that she has put forth in behalf of Ironton High School, for the contributions she has made, with deep respect for her symbolism as an exponent of the high standards of achievement and the ideals of character, leadership, and service which prevail in our school, in gratitude and admiration of the years of service she has rendered to the students present and past, dedicate the Ironton High School Tiger of 1960 to MISS DOROTHY REESE Mr. Walter J. Sellers, Mr. Delmar Sherrill, Mr. Dent Bartlow, Mr. Jack McWherter, Mr. L. E. Duree. Not pictured, Mr. Leonard Dettmer. PRESIDENT . . VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY . . , . Dent Bartlow . L. E. Duree Jack McWherter 6 No one publication can bring together so many pleasant memories as does the school annual. Here we have a record of all yearly school events as well as pictures of our classmates. These are records that grow priceless as time goes by. In my collection of sixteen issues of The Tiger, I am sure I'll find many oc- casions to examine them in the future for facts that might otherwise slip my memory. I am glad to have had a small part to play in the development of this important project. MR. H. E. GRAYUM Superintendent nistmtion My first year as principal of Ironton High School has been a pleasant one for me. I realize this would have been impossible without the splendid cooperation of the faculty and students. My best regards to the departing Senior Class, if I can help you attain higher educational goals, please call on me. Wm. G. Webb Principal MR. WILLIAM G. WEBB Principal 7 % MR. BOB BRYSON Basketball Coach, Baseball Coach, Boys' Physical Education, Hygiene MISS RODA CONRAD English 8 MRS. RUTH LEWIS Shorthand, Typing, Secretarial Office Practice, Bookkeeping MISS JUNE MILLER Art 9 MISS DOROTHY REESE American History, Missouri History, Geography, U.S. Government MR. BILL ROBERTSON Citizenship, World History 10 MRS. ALMA SCOTT English, English Literature, Librarian MR. CECIL SLOVER Mechanical Drawing, Driver Education, Guidance Counselor acu MR. HENRY WRIGHT Band GERALD NOLAND Agriculture ersonnc l MILDRED DEGONIA Bookkeeper District Treasurer HENRY LaPLANT-Bus Driver ROY WEBB-Bus Supervisor and Driver betty McDowell Secretary HUGH PENTURF-Bus Driver LANCE PARKER - Bus Driver BILL RUSSELL-Bus Driver � 11111 JJJ «mil HJJJI Hill i t I III • i I I I I I I mi hi EMERGENCY DOOR SECOND ROW: Jere Callisto, President; sissy Goggln, Dave Thorn, Student Council. FIRST ROW: Bill Harmon, Secretary; Jerry Dettmer, Vice-President; Joan Bird, Reporter; Pearl Statler, Treasurer. Seniors The first year as Freshmen we entered high school as a very scared group of students. Every class has their quarrels and disputes and we have been no exception. We feel that we have done well in our years of high school with one first, two seconds, and one third in ticket sales; two firsts, one second, and one third in floats; two queens, and two seconds in the queen race. We have been the first to do many things; first to top the magazine sales, first to win all three races in the carnival, and first to go on the Senior trip to Washington, D.C. and New York. We are all p. u ' to have been students of Ironton High School. Farewell. MURMAN DALE ADAMS ADALEE VIRGINIA ALEXANDER THOMAS LINDELL ARCHER I n a we JAMES NEWTON BARNES VELMA GLENDA BARTON JOAN ELIZABETH BIRD Student Council THELMA JOYCE BLANKS TIMOTHY JOEL BRUNK JEANETTE ELAINE BURNEY JOYCE MAE BYRD JERE LEE CALLISTO TOMMYE JO CALVERT President WILMA JEAN CHILDERS GEORGE ANDREW COLEMAN DIANA THERESE COLLINS GALE PATRICK COX CHERI JOAN DEGONIA JERRY FRANKLIN DETTMER Vice-President DAVID DUREE JON ALBERT FAHLAND GARY DALE GILES e are JAMES RALPH GOGGIN PRISCILLA ANN GOGGIN Secretary RAENELL CAROL GRATTON ANNE MARIE HARER WILLIAM EDWARD HARMAN CHARLES WILLIAM HENSON Salutatorian til eSe students JANET HICKS MARILYN ANN HIXSON MARILYNN ELOIS HORNE ROSALIE ELIZABETH HUFF LARRY HURT JAMES W. KING avu i JOYCE MARIE KNIGHT KENNETH NOEL LARKIN CHARLES DONALD LASHELY UJLS em JERALD RICHARD LASHLEY ROBERT EDWARD LEE WALTER BERNELL LEWIS RUTH MATTHEWS JAMES GALE MEYER DAVE MILBURN EDNA MARIE MOSES JOHN ROBERT MOSES LARRY THOMAS PARTON MARCELLA BEVERLY ANN PAYNE JEROME HARRISON PENNY RODGER EUGENE PINKLEY WANDA LEE PINKLEY RICHARD RACER sviccessm JOY LYNN RICE GARY LEE ROBINSON LARRY ROBINSON j'Lltl ire. ROBERT HALL SELINGER JANICE MARIE SMITH ALFRED GALE ROTHLISBERGER GARY LAWRENCE SCHUMACHER LINDA RAE SMITH EDNA PEARL STATLER DANIEL THEODORE STRANGE Treasurer MARY ELLEN SUTTON ids ORPHA LOUISE THOMAS SHIRLEY THOMLINSON DAVID EUGENE THORN Student Council RUTH TUCKER PAUL FRANCIS WELLBRON RONNIE GALE WHITED LORETTA ANN WILKERSON Valedictorian LEON WILKINS ROSALIE WILLIAMS PAUL BARTON WILLIAMS THURMAN LUTHER WREN Jlie SanL entorj BEVERLY GAYLE CARLTON JACKIE DELANO WILLIAMS DORIS CHILDERS MARGARET JANE HARDING 27 Cc ommence merit a xeraded May 19, 1960 - 8:00 P.M. PROCESSIONAL . . . Land of Hope and Glory..................Elgar INVOCATION ......................................... David Thorn THE WAYS.................................................Eastham GOD PAINTED A PICTURE ................................... DeRose Girls' Sextet SENIOR CLASS GIFT .............................................Jere Callisto ACCEPTANCE OF GIFT..............................Superintendent H. E. Grayum CLIMBIN' UP THE MOUNTAIN CHILDREN ................................... Krone GRADUATION DAY .............................................Popular Boys' Quartet AMERICAN DEMOCRACY Human Dignity In A Democracy ..................William Harmon I Am Glad I Live In America ..................Jeannette Burney The Challenge of America To Youth . .............Jerry Dettmer Our Nation's Glory .... Valedictorian .... Loretta Wilkerson AMERICA OUR HERITAGE ......................................... Ades BATTLE HYMN OF THE REPUBLIC .............................. Ringwald Choraleers PRESENTATION OF CLASSES................Principal William G. Webb PRESENTATION OF DIPLOMAS...................President Dent Bartlow Board of Education BENEDICTION ..........................................Joan Bird 28 Alma Mater Audience DOWN LADDER: J. Callisto, K. Larkin, J. Burney, V. Barton, J. Knight. KNEELING: J. DeGonia, P. Statler, L. Wilkerson, D. Thorn. STANDING: J. Fahland, G. Cox. Pass OLCeam ” A three act comedy all about the Lamb's. Mr. Lamb, played by Ken Larkin, may be a tycoon in the business world but he's just a sheep to his family. He doesn't want Mrs. Lamb, played by Loretta Wilkerson, to spend all her time giving money to charities or Cousin Jane, played by Jeanette Burney, to spend thousands of dollars exhibiting the crazy pictures she paints. He wants son, Dick, and daughter, Helene, played by Gale Cox and Pearl Statler, to settle down, stop driving automobiles so recklessly, going to parties, and getting into fights. He decides his Lambs have got to stop living on cream and go on a diet of skimmed milk for their own good! Mr. Lamb gives his personal secretary, Bennings, played by Jere Callisto, a contract to take complete charge of the family, household, and money for six months. He'll take away the cream! Friends of Helene's and Dick's, Greta Lawrence and Clyde Becker, played by Joan DeGonia and Jon Fahland, decide to free the family by getting rid of Bennings. Helene gets herself engaged to John Gibbs, a rich playboy friend of Dick's, played by Dave Thorn, and Sarah Lattimore, played by Joyce Knight, comes to Mrs. Lamb's rescue with a loan at an embarrassing moment. The plot backfires in an amazing way and Bennings true identity is discovered. But not before the Lamb family has been taught a much-needed lesson in a whirlwind of fun and action. Through it ail, Rose, the maid, played by Velma Barton, calmly takes orders from anyone who might seem to be in charge. 30 I J umiord The third year of high school began for 78 Juniors on August 31, 1959. We quickly began to join many various activities. Juniors were to be found on the volleyball, basketball, and baseball teams; in band, Choraleers, Girls' Glee Club, Boys' Glee Club, pep club, F.H.A., F.F.A., Tiger Staff, Tiger Talks Staff. Many Juniors were called upon to play at several parties, outside activities, and talent shows during the year. We are especially proud of the very capable student body president this year, Dave Layton. This is the first time in the history of our school that a Junior has served in this capacity. At carnival time, Flora Jones was our charming queen candidate. Our float, Carnival Days placed second in the float contest. We also placed second in the ticket and queen contests. Our Junior play, Man Overboard was a big success and enjoyed by everyone. On April 5, approximately thirty-five Juniors went on a class skating party. The Sophomores and Juniors sponsored an all-school Sock Hop on April 9. Each quarter, many of our members were on the honor roll, honorable mention and perfect attendance honor roll. Mrs. Scott, Miss Graves, Miss Miller, Mr. Penturf, and Mr. Edwards, our capable sponsors, helped us make our Junior year a big success. We are confident that our Senior year will be the best of all. 31 Betty Anderson Jane Anderson Barbara Bridwell Harold Brooks John Camden Helen Duree Roy Frazier Lola Chambers Steve Freegard Mike Bartlow Harold Childers Frank Green Ronald Barton Nathan Boyd A Wilma Browers Taylor Burney Linda Chronister Betty Jo Erickson Allen Harding Mike Harland 32 Mary Carol Jones Sandra Liggett r - - 4 Charles Poores Jackie Lashley Bill Marvin i A Peggy O'Bryan Sharon Pruitt Jerry Inman Coeta Queen Melvin McCallum Roger Phillips Louise Rice Flora Jones Robert Lesh n Myron McWhorter Jo Anne Poinsett Dale Robbs 33 Bill Ruloff Walter Spitzmiller Paula Thurman Charles Warren dflk—. V Elizabeth Thurman Howard West Patsy Tripp Jerry Wilkerson Ruby W’ilson FIRST ROW: M. Harland, S. Freegard, J. Harmon, D. Layton. SECOND ROW: P. O'Bryan, J. Lashley, J. Erickson, B. Bridwell, J. Thomas, P. Thurman, S. Duree, L. Chambers, M. Jones. THIRD ROW: M. McWherter, B. Marvin, L. Hodges, W. Spitzmlller,R. Thomas. STANDING: J. WUkerson, R. Phillips, J. Burney, J. Edgar. The Junior play was presented on May 6, by the Junior Class. The large cast included Miss Hannah Blair, portrayed by Lola Chambers, who was the chaperone of Katsy Prew, Flossie Nelson, Dotty Alien, and Melanie Leroy, played by Janet Thomas, June Lashley, Barbara Bridwell, and Betty Jo Erickson, respectively. Mr. Henry Van Cleve, the important messenger was portrayed by John Burney, and his detective, Herbert Hooley was played by Roger Thomas. Members of the crew were Louis Hodges as Captain O'Shea, Mike Harland and John Harmon as Tim and Slim, and Walter Spitzmiller as Butch, the cabin boy. Three college boys, Dick Moore, Bill Trent, and Joe Nash were played by John Layton, Jim Edgar, and Steve Fregard. Other passengers were Louise Carson, played by Paula Thruman, Alena Dusenberry, played by Sandra Duree, and Maria Cruikshank, who was played by Peggy O'Bryan. Myron McWherter played George Lawrance, Roger Phillips portrayed Albert Maxey, a hypochondriac from the South, and Jerry Wilkerson played Honey-Boy Brown, an eager cereal salesman. Bill Marvin served as stage hand and Carol Jones and Peggy O'Bryan were prompters. The play took place on the oceanliner, Columbia, on its passage to Europe. The action began as Mr. Van Cleve endeavored to outwit anyone trying to keep someone from stealing the important papers he was carrying. Meanwhile the three girls and the college boys tried to outwit the chaperone. Arlene Dusenberry pursued George Lawrance, and when he became interested in Louise Carson, Arlene chased any man on board. Albert Maxey added to the hilarity as he wobbled across the deck on his bicycle. Honey-Boy Brown annoyed the passengers with his free samples of Crunchy Munchy Crispies. The plot was completed when it was dis- covered that Herbert Hooley was really the spy who intended to get the papers. The college boys gained the favor of Miss Hannah when they helped to capture Hooley. The play was enjoyed by all and was a big success. 33 BACK ROW: Richard Grayum, Student Council; Bill Barber, Treasurer; Lynn Hitchings, Reporter; DeLania Symonds, Vice-President; Jay Callisto, President. Thomas, Student Council. FRONT ROW: Betty Spitzmiller, Secretary; Bertha hom ore3 The Sophomore Class of 1959-'60 began an eventful year with several workdays. The class was well represented in various sports and organizations such as A” and B team volleyball and basketball, cheerleading, F.F.A., F.H.A., Tiger Staff, and musical groups. At carnival time, Bertha Barber was elected our queen candidate. With the aid of our sponsors, Mrs. Lewis, Mr. Palmer, Mr. Wright, and Mr. Bryson, our float Gateway to Fairyland received third place. On April 25, 1960 the class went on their annual skating party, which proved an enjoyable climax to a wonderful year. 36 Rita Anderson Wayne Anderson Nancy Arnold Katherine Blanton Lloydinia Byrd X I Harland Barton Lorene Bowles Jay Callisto Tony Barton Phyllis Brush Richard Campbell Mary Coleman Jim Baldwin Roscoe Benton Carol Buckey John Childers Neal Davis John Baldwin Pam Berkley Jerry Bullis t Doyle Childers Dale Dennison 37 Donald Dinkins Donald Duncan Dale Duncan Doug Fahland Larry Giles Richard Grayum Lynn Hltchlngs Pat Johnson n Bill Green r David Hurt Charles Harer Joyce Inman Margaret Inman Henry Hartwick i 1 Carolyn Inman Jim Klaus Ronald LaPlant % Tim LaPlante o n Charles Lashley Danny Lashley James Layton Alvin Lewis 38 Rodger Liggett George McCall David Metcalf Robert Miles Robert Payne Agnes Poinsett Carol Prler Ed Reichert Charles Rice Elizabeth Ricketts Allen Hothll8t erger Leroy Rothllsberger Betty Spltzmlller Janice Stricklin Pat Stroup Buddy Stlrts BUI Symonds 39 k J ; .M Frank Wallis Delanla Thomas Robert Trask Tom Winkeler Stanley Wren Martha Young BACK ROW: Lynnette Erdman, Secretary; Alice Schmidt, President. FRONT ROW: Eddie Moses, President; Pat Treasurer; Jim Hardy, Reporter; James Turner, Vice- Baldwin, Student Council. JresLmen The Freshman Class started out in September with a large number of 96 and retained that number just about all year. We worked very hard all year in all of our activities. In spite of our hard work we placed fourth in everything at the carnival, the ticket sales, the float contest, and the queen contest. Our very worthy queen candidate was Miss Lynnett Erdman and our float was named A Birthday Party.” We had several workdays this year and they were all very successful. The freshmen enjoyed two skating parties this year. Both were a lot of fun. We adopted a plan set forth by the student council to start separate student accounts in our Sophomore year. These were to be for our senior trip. We feel that we have accomplished much as a class this year. We are very proud that one of the members of our class, Miss Lynnett Erdman was chosen Barnwarming Queen of F.F.A. We are very thankful that we had such wonderful sponsors for our first year. They were Miss Conrad, Mr. Robertson, Mr. Bader, and Mr. Noland. 4 1 Roy Anderson Diana Berryman Henry Browers Brenda Chronlster Gloria Asher Pat Baldwin Sue Baldwin Charlotte Barnes Arnold Benton r. Mickey Boles William Chronlster i Stoney Camden Dallas Cloin Robert Chapman Paula Cook Dorothy Charlton A tw Janet Crocker 42 Mary Ann Huff ■ Fountain Inman n William Harbison Lucille Inman Jean Harding Sharon Hollinsworth Elaine Jackson Steven Jones - Pam Harland Russell Kelley 43 Barbara Lashley Nick Marvin Lonnie Persons Sandra Ruth Eddie Moses Paula Nees Elsie O'Bryan Richard Phillips Alice Schmitz Billy Pinkley Donald Rothlisberger Freddie Sutton Judy Queen Randall Thomas James Mitchell William Orrick Sue Randolph Walter Russell James Sutton 44 Ruthle Thurman Mary Trask Nancy Tyndall Barbara Wadlow James Turner Gale Warren Eddie Wilson Johnnie Wilson Marilyn Wharton Rosalie Wrren Hershal Whited Robert Yates James Whited 45 PEARL STATLER Activities Instrumental Danforth JERE CALUSTO Activities JO ANNE POINSETT Citizenship Home Ec. DAVE LAYTON Citizenship BETTY SPITZMILLER Sophomore Scholarship WILLIE SCOTT Danforth JEANETTE BURNEY Vocal ANNE HARER Athletics BOB SELINGER Athletics JUNE LASHLEY Junior Scholarship 46 B TEAM LEFT TO RIGHT: Peggy O’Bryon, Janet Thomas, Barb Payne, June Lashley, Betty Anderson, Sue Baldwin, Gloria Asher, Paula Nees, Carol Buckey, Betty Spitzmiller, Martha Young. Miss Graves in background. B TEAM CO-CAPTAINS: June Lashley, Betty Spitzmiller LEFT TO RIGHT: A. Harer, S. Whited, L. Byrd, J. De Gonia, P. Berkley, F. Jones, B. Barber, P. Harland, S. Pruitt, S. Barnes, W. Childers, Miss Graves. i In the volleyball season this year there were six games won and thirteen games lost. The team was invited to the Esther Tournament but was sad to lose their first game. The games were pretty well attended with cheerleaders and pep squad to cheer the girls on to victory. n In the volleyball team of 1959-,60 omores, and three Freshmen on the three Freshmen on the B team. there were four Seniors, two Juniors, three Soph- A team and five Juniors, three Sophmores, and 49 FIFTH ROW: G. Asher, J. Burney, P. Thurman, J. Poinsett, V. Barton, M. Sutton, A. Collins, J. Byrd, C. Jones, J. Knight, T. Blanks, B. Erickson. FOURTH ROW: P. Neese, J. Thomas, C. Buckey, B. Anderson, E. P. O'Bryan, L. Chambers, S. Baldwin, P. O'Bryan, S. Liggett. THIRD ROW: J. Uashley, F. Jones, L. Byrd, A. Poinsett, B. Barber, M. Hixson, J. Smith, H. Duree. SECOND ROW: J. Inman, L. Hitchings, G. Smith, J. DeGonia, P. Cook. FIRST ROW: Cheerleaders, Liz Ricketts, Pam Berkley, Loretta Wilkerson, Pearl Statler, Pam Harland, Betty Spitizmiller. Liz Ricketts, Ann Collins, Linda Smith, Lynn Hitchings, Joyce Inman. BaLtUl a eerieaders LEFT TO RIGHT: P. Berkley, L. WUkerson,Co-Captain; P. Statler, Co-Captain, P. Harland; B. Spitzmiller; E. Ricketts. BACK: Left to Right, S. Baldwin, L. Erdman. MIDDLE: M. Vasterling, M. Trask. FRONT: N. Allman, P. Cook. 77™ TOP ROW: Dave Layton, Jere Callisto, Jerry Wllkerson, Bill Marvin, Jerry Dettmer, Jay Callisto, Gale Cox, Newt Barnes, David Duree, Dick Racer, John Harmon, Bob Selinger. KNEELING: Willie Scott, Bob Bryson, A Team Captain, Bob Selinger. $adbetl all The basketball team this year made a very good record for them- selves to be proud of. Every game that they played kept you in suspense until the last moment. The team won thirteen games and lost five. They were invited to four tournaments during the season and won first place trophy at the Ironton Thanksgiving Tournament, fourth at Bismark, third atDesloge and second at the Sub-Regional Tournament. The boys have really done a fine job and Ironton is proud to have the fine team which we have had this year. TOP ROW: Jim Edgar, Tim LaPlante, Jim Baldwin, Jim Layton, Bill Selinger, Jerry Bullis, Richard Grayum, Wayne Anderson, John Burney. KNEELING: Jim Goggin, Bob Bryson. BOB SEUNGER Captain 52 STANDING: J. Grayum, J. Hardy, J. Sutton, E. Moses, M. Boles, D. Lashley, S. Jones. MANAGERS: P. Baldwin, B. Chronister. COACH: R. Fischer. LEFT TO RIGHT: C. Poinsett, D. Wright, M.Marcotte, D. Brunk, G. Propst, O. Boyd, L. Patton, G. Harland. COACH: R. Fischer. STANDING: G. Cox, J. Baldwin, N. Barnes, S. Jones, B. Selinger, L. Rothlishberger, D. Duree, D. Howard, J. Fahland, D. Lashley. KNEELING: Mr. Bryson, W. Scott, J. Callisto, K. Larkin, J. Callisto, J. Hardy, J. Penny, J. Camden, S. Camden. baseball Joumammt Pearl Statler, Bob Selinger, Newt Barnes, Richard Racer, John Harmon, Bill Marvin, Jere Callisto, Jerry Dettmer, Dave Layton, Jay Callisto. 54 DAVE LAYTON President THIRD ROW: Dave Thorn, Richard Grayum, Eddie Moses, Dave Layton, President. SECOND ROW: Jere Callisto, Vice-President; Roger Thomas, Treasurer; Jay Callisto, Mike Harland, Pat Baldwin. FRONT ROW: Mr. Webb, Principal; Charlotte Barnes, Joan Bird, Secretary; Jo Anne Poinsett, DeLania Thomas. FIRST ROW: Left to Right, Pearl Statler, Lola Chambers, Loretta Wilkerson, Joan Bird. SECOND ROW: Walter Spltzmlller, Peggy O'Bryan, Jeanette Burney, Jo Ann Poinsett, BUI Harmon. THIRD ROW: Roger Phillips, Dave Layton, Miss Conrad, BUI Marvin, J.T. Burney, Dave Duree, Jerry Dettmer. 57 FOURTH ROW: Left to Right, A. Collina, C. Jones, K. Larkin, F. Wallace, R. Phillips, J. Byrd, T.J.Blanks. THIRD ROW: J. Thomas, B. Payne, B. Barber, P. Thurman, C. Buckey, B. Bridwell, E. O’Bryan, Mr. Bill Robertson. SECOND ROW: J. Inman, P. O'Bryan, J. Lashley, A. Poinsett, L. Byrd, A. Alexander, T. Calvert. FIRST ROWr: R. Thomas, Art Editor; J. Burnev, Lay-Out Editor; J. Poinsett, Co-Editor; D. Collins, Feature Editor; P. Statler, Editor; M. Hixson, B. Erickson, Photographers; J. DeGonia, Secretary; L. Wilkerson, Business Manager; Miss June Miller. 58 BACK ROW: Miss Conrad, sponsor; Janet Hicks, Shirley Thomlinson, Adalee Alexander, Wilma Childers, Jim Hardy, Joyce Byrd, Janice Smith, Bill Harmon, Bynn Hitching� , Hayle Carleton, Mary Sutton, Peggy O'Bryan, Joyce Lowry, Mrs. Lewis, Sponsor. FRONT ROW: Sissy Goggin, Joan Bird, Diana Collins, Loretta Wilkerson, Velma Barton, Anne Harer, Marilynn Horne. 59 STANDING: Diana Collins, Co- Editor. SITTING: Loretta Wilkerson, Editor. STANDING: D. Warren, D. Childers, A. Scott, J. Knight. SITTING: T. Blanks, J. Byrd, D. Siegenthaler, K. Blanton. am Each member of the Library Club has devoted one period a day to important work in the school library. They check books and magazines in and out, shelve them, help with repair work and assist in any way they can. Much credit is due to these girls who help to make the library become the heart of the school, Members this year are Doris Childers, Thelma Blanks, Joyce Knight, Doris Warren, Kathryn Blanton, Joyce Byrd, and Dorothy Siegenthaler. 60 M omemateers L m erica FOURTH ROW: A. Collins, J. Smith, D. Thomas, B. Payne, J. Poinsett, B. Barber, J. Burney, P. Thurman, J. Byrd, B. Anderson, D. Warren, S. Pruitt, J. Bird, M. Jones, T. Blanks, B. Bridwell, B. Erickson. THIRD ROW: T. Calvert, S. Goggin, J. Lashley, P. O'Bryan, B. Spitzmiller, M. Sutton, D. Collins, V. Barton, S. Duree, G. Carlton, V. Barton, J. Rice, L. Chambers, C. Buckey, P. Statler, R. Anderson, L. Smith, L. Smith. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Asher, P. Berkley, S. Liggett, L. Byrd, J. Thomas, L. Hitchings, A. Poinsett, J. Hicks, K. Blanton, F. Jones, J. Smith, M. Hixson, L. Bowles, M. Coleman, W'. Pinkley, A. Alexander. FIRST ROW: M. Young, A. Harer, M. Moses, M. Horne, J. DeGonia, L. Wilkerson, R. Mathews, J. Lowry, S. Thomlinson, M. Inman, H. Duree, R. Thomlinson, J. Inman, J. Strickland, E. Ricketts. SECOND ROW: Left to Right, Pam Berkley, 2nd Vice- President; Linda Smith, Song Leader; Marilyn Hixson, Reporter; Joan Bird, Song Leader; Jo Anne Poinsett, Historian; Marilyn Horne, Photographer; Mrs. Janice Asher, Adviser. FIRST ROW: Pearl Statler, Treasurer; Paula Thurman, Vice-President; Loretta Wilkerson, President; Sissy Goggin, Secretary; Sharon Pruitt, Par- liamentarian. 61 STANDING: Mr. Noland, Sponsor; B. Simons, Reporter; B. Ruloff, Sentinel; A. Stark, Treasurer. FRONT ROW: D. Robbs, Vice-President; D. Adams, President; C. Henson, Secretary. banners y merica 62 FOURTH ROW: D. Metcalf, R. Campbell, A. Stark, C. Henson, D. Adams, L. Williams, L. Rothlisberger, T. Archer, T. Wren, G. Vance, R. Lashley, R. McCabe, W. Russell, L. Sellers. THIRD ROW: G. Warren, T. Winkler, P. Williams, A. Rothlishberger, F. Mitchel, P. Welborn, J. Childers, B. Ruloff, R. Frazier, J. King, D. Duncan, L. Parton. SECOND ROW: D. Milburn, L. Ivester, R. Barton, J. McCabe, L. Schleper, C. Rice, R. Thomas, W. Warren, M. Tyndal, E. Brown, S. Wren, G. Ney, F. Sutton. FIRST ROW: Mr. Noland, Sponsor; H. Browers, J. Kitchen, B. Simmons, F. Inman, F. Browers, C. Lashley, D. Robbs, G. Giles. T. Edwards, R. Chapman, L. Giles, L. Blanton. Janner3 The I ronton Chapter Future Farmers of America have held a total of eleven meetings so far this year. We have been very successful with our activities this year. Hay ride, Barnwarming, F.F.A. and F.H.A. Square dance, All-School Square dance, Scrap Iron Drive, Mazagine Sales, Skating Party, Papa Picnic, anda Field Trip to Purina Mills Research Farm. During F.F.A. Week we had a display in the window of the Arkansas-Missouri Power Company. We have bought three road signs to display on the three main highways entering Ironton. Our chapter was very active in the Iron County Fair by displaying their projects. During Sub-District Contest at Lutesville our Parliamentary Procedure Team and Public Speaker did not place, but our Secretary's Book, Treasurer's Book and Reporter's Scrap Book all went to Cape Girardeau. We had the teams as follows to go: Farm Mechanics, Field Crops, Dairy Products, Dairy Production, Soils, Animal Husbandry, Poultry and Meats. Dairy Products and Poultry were the only teams that qualified to go to State Contests but two of our books also went. They were the Secretary's Book and the Reporter's Scrap Book. Ironton Chapter will have three State Farmers this year. They are Dale Adams, Charles Henson, Arthur Stark. Only 2% of all F.F.A. members in State of Missouri are able to receive this honor each year. 2), unce SECOND ROW: M. Bartlow, J. Thomas, S. Hodges, S. Freegard, B. Marvin, R. Phillips, J. Hardy, J. Callisto, R. Thomas. FIRST ROW: J. Callisto, W. Scott, B. Harmon, G. Cox, P. Harland, J. Harmon, L. Erdman. STANDING: Mr. Wright. FOURTH ROW: G. Ney. B. Lee, J. Meyer. E. Moses, N. Barnes. J. Williams. R. Phillips. L. Wilkins. H. Childers, G. Robinson. B. Sellinger, J. Burney. T. Harmon, T. Brunk, B. Moses. M. Harland, J.Callisto, D. Layton. J. Callisto, G. Cox. B. Harmon. THIRD ROW: G. Asher, P. Neese, J.Bird, V. Barton. R. Yates, W. Barton, C. Rice, T. LaPlante. N. Davis, J. Layton, M. Bartlow. D. Thorn, R. Whited, R. Brooks. J. Goggin, A. Schmitz, P. O'Bryan, J. Poinsett, J. Burney, SEC- OND ROW: P. Harland, M. Jones, J. Thomas, J. Lashley, F. Jones, M. Inman, B. Barber, B. Spitzmiller, A. Poinsett, L. Erdman, D. Charleton, J. Rice, S. Baldwin, E. O'Bryan, L, Chambers, L. Rice, R. Berryman, S. Hollingsworth, Mr. Bader. FIRST ROW: P. Cook, J, Inman, H. Duree, J. Hicks, G. Carleton, J. Smith, A. Collins, P. Statler, B. Payne, L. Smith, A. Alexander, J. DeGonla, B. Erickson, R. Wren, L. Wilkerson, E. Ricketts, J. Tripp. 64 LEFT TO RIGHT: P. Nees, D. Harris, J. Harmon, C. Jones, J. Ruble, J. DeGonla, M. McWheter, P. Statler, L. Smith, S. Freegard, J. Burney, B. Harmon, J. Thomas, R. Thomas, J. Poinsett, G. Cox, M. Bartlow, J. Callisto, L. Chamber, J. Callisto, S. Hodges, J. Sellers, J. Klaus, W. Anderson, M, Hixson, L. Hitchings, B. Trask, G. Asher, W. Scott, R. Lesh, P. Harland, R. Phillips, L. Erdman, J. Hardy, D. Chasten. STANDING: J. Baldwin, B. Marvin, P. Berdley, B. Spitzmiller, S. Baldwin, L. Wilkerson, Mr. Henry Wright, Director. FOURTH ROW: P. Cook, V. Weiss, J. Bird, V. Barton, P. Statler, B. Bridwell, P. Harland, P. Nees, J. Byrd, J. Burney, J. Poinsett, P. Thurman, E.O'Brvan.J. Rice, w. Ptnkley. THIRD ROW: A. Collins, B. Payne, J. Inman, F. Jones, M. Inman, G. Carlton, B. Spitzmiller, A. Poinsett, L. Byrd, L. Howell, L. Chambers, P. O'Bryan, A. Schmitz, J. Tripp, D. Berryman. SECOND ROW: A. Harer, M. Jones, J. Lashley, J. Thomas, B. Barber, J. Hicks, L. Smith, H. Duree, C. Dinhobl, C. Barnes, J. Smith, K. Reeves, C. Frazier, L. Erdman, M. Horne, S. Goggin, Mr. Bader. FIRST ROW: M. Trask, G. Watson, R. Wren, S. Hollingsworth, M. Wharton, B. Wadlow, J. Tripp, L. Smith, A. Alexander, L. Hitchings, B. Erickson, L. Wilkerson, E. Ricketts. 65 FOURTH ROW: Bill Harmon, Newton Barnes, Gary Robinson, Bob Selinger, John Taylor Burney, Tim Brunk, Tom Harmon. THIRD ROW: Mike Harland, Bob Moses, Leon Wilkins. Jav Callisto, Bob Lee, Jim Meyer. SECOND ROW: Roy Brooks, Tim LaPlante, Jim Layton, Jere Callisto, Niel Davis. FIRST ROW: Mr. Bader, Mike Bartlow, Dave Thorn, Martin Tyndal, Gale Cox, Dave Layton. PIANIST: Roger Thomas. Roger Thomas, Steve Freegard, Bill Marvin, John Harmon, Jim Hardy. LEFT TO RIGHT: S. Duree, L. Smith, J. Bird, P. Statler, V. Barton, J. Burney, and L. Wiikerson. 67 ueen TIGER KING QUEEN 68 Dave Thorn - Joan Bird until Hitler's Secret Papers revealed Lynette Candidate. Sophomores waited nervously until Robinhood discovered their Queen to be Bertha Barber. The Juniors quietly waited as the beatniks put Flora Jones in orbit as the Junior Queen candidate. The Senior hunters snot down the name of Pearl Statler as Senior Queen. 70 V x QUEEN CANDIDATES Flora Jones, Lynette Erdman, Bertha Barber (H 0 r n Senior Float Tov Land 1st Place Junior Float Carnival Day 2nd Place Sophomore Float Gateway to Fairyland 3rd Place Freshman Float Queen’s Birthday Party 4th Place 74