Belton High School - Beltonian Yearbook (Belton, MO)
- Class of 1960
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As an acxtoriwccfllleqlifs Qisfgclippings and press notices in a 2, SC1'3ii3W0k', Msom we are recordiiilg the joys of our apprenticeship for student actorfsV'3ndsect,thQ4sases who will follow in our steps. - You are mjusttf-inntime to see us re-enact one of the greatest per- ryyy , ' ' ' ' i ,' . ttt. . V,,,, V if K i'w 1-uw-, H-+.4,.,,Wf ' mm. 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Ei5'?:'5?TF9'1f7'''Cflj!-FT'T915 ?T?'rF'Af7':'f'5.'ff' 'Q' v T f W - 'v '-'- ' ,1 V ,M 3 X! xxx X 1 EQ Las g ::::1A1,.'- '- -V ' - -V - - V F ----f Y - ff-'T -fr-1-sv' -W1-1-V--if. W s . , .1 f' CAFETERIA 3, 570 students and faculty members are seated in the cafeteria during the four shifts from 11:00 to 12:30, In one sitting the lunch room seats 175 people. i r Full course meals are prepared by a cafeteria staff of six. The staff also prepares salads, sand- wiches, and desserts which may be purchased separ- ately. R BUILDI When the plans for Belton's new high school were drafted, allowances were made for the schoo1's steady growth, When the last of the two buildings was completed in the fall of 1959, both buildings were already crowded by that year's enrollment. Statistics concerning the J unior and Senior High School are listed below. N15 LIBRARY Open stack book cases are one of the latest features 'in the library. Approximately 80 students can be seated here at one time, During the summer months text books are stored in a storage room located at the front of the library, and in the fall all books are issued from this room. as f Q Gay, INDUSTRIAL ARTS The industrial arts room has been equipped GYMNASIUM During the day boys and girls hold separate gym classes on two full size courts. At night varsity basketball teams COITI- pete with the Pirates on a 90' X 50' regulation court. The folding bleachers have a seating capacity of 1,100 for games, and the gymnasium will accomodate an audience of 1,800 for stage presentations. Other features of the gymnasium are a capacious stage, two large dressing rooms, and a health room. HOME ECONOMICS Home economics girls are taught the fundamentals of cooking from six complete kitchens. The most modern kitchen contains a built-in oven and range, garbage disposal,and dishwasher. Half of the kitchen stoves are electric, the other half, gas. This department also contains eight sewing machines, and a washer and dryer. ' ff 4- f 1 W .90 15+ 5 If . :ga K ' , 2 4, , 5, , I4 , 1' ', 1' ,' iz' 5, 1 f af J 1 5 ' 'af 1,15 a m ywff 16? X, I fy, ,f V ,I f ft- 4 ,n ., 4443 ir -3 f ., ,wx is , 'uf-N ff' 1 , .,A , , .,, 0 lx, 1 v 4 X W T fr -S ,, 762 ! ff? if s fy, ' f , f ? , 4 5587 4' ,! 1 12 A-1 Zn 4 1 Qi 4, ,,,. ,.,, I V 52: R' , UNK , 't ,af ' ,, fm, 'V W ' 5321, X ,, S' V 7 so that general shop, woodworking, and metals can be taught, It contains some of the newest equipment for I these purposes. 3 . ltrww SN S 4' -ol were s steady mpleted crowded ,e Junior 1 .i l i lr' 2 ..,-1-1' ,ar- .-if r classes ns com- 'i- '11 ' '- 411- 4?'1 2, 2414 gy f, l l7 '7 f '49 3 ' of 1,100 lience of 1s stage, 1ta1s of kitchen rsa1,and re other chimes, , . Aw AW, e g I -Mp., 55. 1 f 1f5'5Ef3b', .wx ,N AX-, 1 .lr fl' f vf'-.af i faww Dr, Charles F, Yeokum, superintendent, is the DIRECTOR of our show. The success or failure of our production depends on him. He mustprojecthis talent, ability, and experience to and through the actors who move upon the stage. He must cope with person- alities and physical properties so that each segment of the drama blends into a successful whole. AD INISTRATIO Another important member ofour cornr arrjr thc ASSISTANT DIRECTOR M1 Vernon L Wrlle Rrrrrcr pal He must be sure that the DIRECTOR S wi he instructions and guidance reach the actorsofthe conr pany Hrs also is the role of discipline in which he sees that the actors report on time for rehearsal and conduct themselves ii a manner suiting their parts. ,,V,, gn'- f Numa ' STANDING: Mr. Oliver Davis, Mr. I. Weldon Jackson, President, Dr. John McKee, Vice-President, Mr. Charles BOARD OF EDUCA TION Members of the Board of Education are the PRO- DUCERS behind the scenes of this, The Greatest Show On Earth. They are the ones who fur-nish'the financial Price, Secretary, FRONT: Dr. Charles F, Yeokumg Mr. Gene Weber, Mr.BobBurke, Treasurer, Mr. John Shawhan. backing, they manipulate the strings attached to every person and facet of this production. The silent role they play is indispensable to the success of the complete production. f is the rinci- ishes, z com- ich he arsals g thei 1' -W... umg M r, Shawhaii. every ole they L8 FACULTY K' ,flu-.P f f r , , ti if MRS. REBECCA ACKERMAN Social Studies B.S. Central Missouri State College MR. JOE ALEXANDER Mathematics and Coach B.S. Southwest Missouri State College if MR. KENNETH CALLAWAY U S Boys' Physical Education Coach M.S. Kansas State College Assembled here are the helpful CRITICS who, through their guidance and constructive criticism, have led students in their search for knowledge and wisdom. They act as a guiding hand directing each student to play his part well. MR. KENNETH ERISBIE Mathematics and Coach B.S. Kansas State College A 1 7 MRS. SALLY GRAHAM English and Speech B.S. Kansas State Teachers' College tw ' M f V f,,m,,s, , y , y MR. JOHN GAULT Mathematics and Science y Y B.S. Missouri Valley 7'-sa .,sss,rt, 2 l FACULTY ING' ll MR. TQM GRUSFIN MRS. PATRICIA HAMPTON Commerce and Civics COUJIUGFCS B Q C B, 5. Kansas State College B. S. Central Missouri State College ' U' MR. GENE HAMPTON Biology and Coach B. S. Cenual Missouri State College P' I at i MRS. JOAN HERRING MISS JULIA JONES Art English B. A. Bethany College B. S. Missouri University MR. MRS. DOROTHY LOONEY MR. GEORGE MAURER English Guidance M Ed M A. Kansas City University M. S. Central Missouri State College ' MISS BETTY LUCAS Girls' Physical Education B S. Kirksville State Teachers' College Rf, HAZEL O'DELL IPTON M 5 , , , Latin and Librarian B. S. Central Missouri State College FACULTY MISS MAPUORIE PETTY Mathematics B. A, William Jewell College e College MR. WILLIS PETTEGREW Music M. M. E. Central Missouri State College MRS. IEANETTE SCOTT MRS. RHEA SEBA Spanish Home Economics B. S. Kansas State College B. S. Central Missouri State College MR. HOWARD WESTERMAN RER MR, RUSSELL TERI-IUNE Science Industrial Arts B. S. University School of M. Ed. Missouri University Mines and Metallurgy te College an---. ,lf MISS LENA WALTERS Social Studies B. S. Central Missouri State College AMILI R FACES fWe , Sfggii is Vw ' N ' S Y swexfw f: t Mr. Richard Anderson With the addition of the Fine Arts, Industrial Arts, and Gym section, Belton High School now em- ploys two custodians, Mr. Richard Anderson in the new addition, and Mr. Or- ville Lawrence in the aca- demic wing. if 7 'mfs ' A 'B , iii :fi is Due to Belton's steady growth, t e sc o y busses owned by Mr, jack Reynolds and operated by Mr, Ric Mrs. Johnny Deere, Mr. Harold Etem, Mr. Lloyd Woodward, M f F .W .,,i Ni? If f ' LVN 5 I f ff. fin - 5 as XX X g X X xr i XS N ,MIA X In ski Z f fwv, . s X- , , 3 . 1 f N s Y 'f V! 5 f I :M 1 df? 3 ,V QQ h h ol s stem now uses six school hard Anderson, rs. Loren Boles, and Mi-.J ack Reynolds. Mr. Orville Lawrence Mrs. Ella Mae Ervin is filling the position as student nurse for the Belton schools. After graduating from the General Hospital School ofNursing in l948, Mrs. Ervin served in the college infirmary at Stillwater, Okla- homa, and as substitute nurse at Ruskin. Shehas per- formed many benefical services for us in her first Mrs. Frances Balding, Mrs. Frena Schmedding, Mrs. Eva Boeth, Mrs. Evelyn Anderson, Mrs. Ellen Frazier, fhelpers,J'ohnny Dalton and Tony Edwardsj, Mrs. Frieda Buck, and Mrs. Ioma McFerrin fnot shownj are the seven familiar faces seen during the lunch hour in the high school. year at Belton, new X X fr .. A ' N - 1 ,Ng Q xl X X' ? 1 L5 3110? M. , ,Wfffff1.vwJ44tA:wzmm..-wwm...VWMN..WW,,., ,,., ,,,,,, .. .N ,ff J rx, , JAMES DOUGLAS SATTERFIELD President One of the best things to have up one's sleeve is a funny bone . .Mg X 1 st . . if - MILTON THOMAS DEAN Treasurer They say a little learning is a dangerous thing, but he likes to live dangerously. rlfllwllis .FPEFSKYIM I , j f , 1 f 'Z f ,a fx W , - 37.4 11.1, fa WW, vwwmwj 4, .5 UM- ? wif fif ff W0 ZW ff W f W M 4 0 f Z f A ' W ' ' fy , Ak W df ff! ff 1, f f Y ' f f ff Q f W ff W 7 ff an f U! , ., , ,,.. 4 f A , ff? bf Am M 07 SHAWHAN A Vice -President The rest of his days depend upon the rest of his nights. vu ADELE I O ABRAHAM Talk may be cheap, but not over long distance. -f .-...-T.'7:.fl 'f ' 1 'l 'f 'i 3 t'.rifi 't'T1 -.' . ' , ' vz, H -1--1-va , -X .. -7510, K , I , . ,, N K .An V' -, ,Y-, . .,.,',,,i, QA.: V - -- - - , r 1 Y- --'L' f -- 1-2-sf--, gf-1, rg 1-surf -171 - e-f. . riairyngi-f.f:nf? 4266925332-n-nrff +5 fa-nfrafffi-Tf' ?rFF:-iff-- E: f Q 'ferr-'rg -z+'+f1-e- . :-: -' - f SHARON NAOMI ANDERSON It is not true that dark- haired women marry firstg itis quite as often the light- headed ones. BARBARA IO BENTON 'mfliytalse life so seriously? iixdll never get out of it 3l1X'f:, ,-,,....mu1.h,.14.w,,, 4.3.4 5 Y, N4 SENIORS CAROLE RUTH BALDWIN Blessed is she who has found knowledge. GERALD BLACK He may seem quiet, but, is he? Z JOHN ATKINS Did his bright ideas wave his hair? LAURENCE L. BisHoP, JR, It would be shocking if some men preached what they practice. rf 1215 1 - +1 ,Q HAROLD I BRowN l Early to bed, early to rise, 1 dull mfr ir? I s 1 i l SENIORS THEODORE BURKE A cheerful smile and a friendly manner. I EVELYN IRENE i FOOTE I I 'Eoote' loose and fancy free, but rhat's not how she'll always be. JAMES WILLIAM CAMPBELL He looks wise: pray correct the error. JIM COOPER. One doesn't have to hang from a tree to be a nut. BONNIE CLARY She won'r live long- Whyd single. big vc thinker E TERRY I FRAZIER live long- Why does nature give the big voice to the little thinker? SENIORS GARY FRANKOVICH If experience is the best teacher, he should be very wise. , . Q A 5' . f . s , ,.,, l if mtg, is .. A 5 1 Level top. 4. CLAYTON FRANK -headed , has a HI CAROLE RUTH GILMORE When she sings even the birds listen. PATRICIA KAYE GOODALL She plans to engineer big things. DWAIN HACKLER I-Ie s supposed to be bash- ful, so don t rush him, girls. SENIORS G AI L HARRIS Full of energy and lots of fung she's called a by everyone. n friend 1 If fo! JA I , pf jj f .. ifgfyw , K A tl, Wild! V it QU gf! vf 'iff t'?Yf , V ,ijt N Mfiwjff ,rf . if ' V! U fy -V w L N ky' L, . Min f it o .. 1 fp U U ,jx O fgj CJ' jf W9 wi W If JOHN EDMUND HICKS God put in man thought, humor, and friendliness. LINDA ELAINE HOWARD Where there's fun--there's A 'KGB' i Linda. GERALD JOHNSON He is quiet, but still water runs deep. LYNETTE HYMORE She will graduate with a MRS degree. IUDITH MICHAL JACKSON To know her is to like her, and she is well known. JAMES REESE KILGORE Like a two-barrel carbu retor he thinks only of cars and women. ELAINE 10 ANN XRD KEY funntherevs A 'Key' to success. ' ELMER w. LARKEY, JR. sr He that mischiefhatcheth, mischief catcheth. SENIORS LOIS LAMBETH Hersmi1e wins friends and influences people. I X GENE EDWARD LUCAS Dangerous after midnight. L ALLAN EARNEST LYNCH If there's mischief brew ing, he 's doing the stirring ELIZABETH MC ALLISTER T h e r e al engagement stone is a diamond, hut the married stone is, she realized, a grindstone . Luffy ANITA LOUISE MC KINLEY She is an artist at heart, she loves to draw men. SENIGRS He takes things as they come-- easy. MC ARTHUR JOHN SUMNER greatest things. -self' NANCY ANN PRICE hurry for it. ALVA I. NESTER, IR. He'1l try anything once. s 'M 1 lf fame is to come only after death, she is in no SANDRA rl i W0 - POINDEXTER U , ,She has a small mind but , f ,V , s - ., rw f ve' . Pow N wif knows it thoroughly. l rl , , Y 1,11 g J! If .Af rv , J X P W A J-9 ft ,fy f .J N , . .V ,fa ff' X L1 if . ,N ,lx 1, 1 .' A ,t ' at 1 I ' l . 6' . I f , i. lk, W i 1 I ' l ' MC KINNEY Iris always the adventur- ,, I A con ers who accomplish the C16 .. 7 ,1 K ' 7 11 gf UJAJA' is ,J fl , I N WW-4' l I 1' SENIORS LEONARD RATTERREE While we live let s live in clover for when we re dead we re dead all over CAROL IEANNINE ROBIE To seek 1 tiger one must oo 11110 the tiger s den UMNER GARY C. NNEY SHADDOX he advemur' A confused mass of mus- omplish the cle. S. ll nd but .JO ifff' ,fa , 'f I 'yr . SHERON ANNE SI-HRK ww - Good looks is a wonderful thing. What a crime to waste it all on her. SHARON ANNE SHISLER As hard to cateh as waiter's eye. is JAMES ROBERT SPEELMAN There is always a penalty for exceeding the feed- limit. -Q? GERALDINE SIMMONS EL cg, Yi? A friendly girl and a charming lass, a worthy addition to our class. SENIORS NI .g f',, i ELLA ,MARIE JoAN STILL STOOPS l One whO has H taste Of High erected thoughts are L music is like one with an- seated on this '5t00p', , other sense. f f ff fan 1'4 f M ' ii ?,fy 1-.,x., SIU, A ' I , 'K in fi? , Qi Wm L , ix S MICKEY AILEEN TABOR The secret of happiness is notin doing what one likes, but in liking what one has to do. Wiki y L i ix y CHARLES MILDRED THORNTON TULL How can someone be SO 'If study was the only cause sm art and mischievous too? of de ath, she'd live forever. K, HARRITTE ANN TURNER Some women are foolish- but the Almighty had to make some matches for the i , men. , SHIRLEY VAN H005 ER From class ring to wedding She ring. 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K Qt E .,:,:,:,.,., X I. 215222: J ii is ZIZ: V ,,,i: , or ..:,..,. X V I ' J A 'D Darlene Tom BURKE BUSCHMAN f f Ricky BARNES 'Q V X ,XX f , tes Z 1 X? X a I www, ::az:i::' Wy rw 4 df Z, fa Rusty Sellers TREASURER x. s T ' ,l i2l. , ,Ri , I ww? 2' Dirty BYRD ,Qi Q , , E , f , X r A 1 NQSV X X fy N X , M X 4 f ' , X' X M X Bill BYRNS f if fl Q Q --sv Mania f-:L .--. g f 1 1 V. I A- N ' xx , Q , Wally Walter WALRUS DEMBITSKY W f 0 W in ,f 5 ..,.. - - ' , Denton DOVE + a .Ir 1, .rr f,.,.a,,,w ' f X X W X X Z f N K XX N S , f 5 Q W RQ M lo v? S A ' N y f N f f E Q f Y ' ,gf David EBLEN Robin DICKMAN Lgonnie Patricia ELKINS ELLISON f Pam Dennis GIBSON HARDING Ronnie HARRIS A im'-ff: 15. .-v-v-:W wg:-v'vf ..-r-' F, . F 5- am -,J...if-if-A------1 ,. fe l'Y f ' -A E- , A, is ,f ff X Q, f if V' , , f , ,V ! Y! 4 X z X M Virginia BLAIR Bob CHILDERS f P X f f f Q 7 X ,,:f5. f ,,,. f Marsha CLAYTON Barbara DONNELLY Sharon DOUGAN . K ffiii, . r M , L ,,,. 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W X W, f I W f X X f af.. XR ri .N Richard Ramona Ronald Gary LSU BRA NTGN BRIDGFORTH BRIDGFORTH CARRELL CHRISTIAN l, f- Q fa . ' B V Mary Zsa Zsa CURVEY ::: :.f iz -. f-3:2-7' Q-wk. x ff ,X 4 1 1.,,, fs f Q X , 4 y M , .... a W R Z X Z X!! M WRT C4 A ji X f y W X , X ff f 1 fy 1 Z x -if w 255' l A?2Z!Z ,,!'!f.4.Si Millie Harley FOOTE FROST ff N ....,. 1: ' ' ZX' f X X X frifxfx Joe HAMMOND E fy, , R 2 MQ, ,3 2 , X fu '. f NX-' 1? SS f wma? ,X , 2 ,fi E I - W - 9 f 1 Johnny Janice DALTON DAMERON Christina GIBBONS : V ,X ,ay ,4 fx ZQX Q .gi W f - ,f xi' f 'H A if X f f Wzaif' ' .,..-, - 1EiE:..., R V X, i V ' X JA. .. ff, .Zn :.-.af - I 7! .,..,,.,. 'Al 4 'Q -97,11 A QW? ' ,X-1 ,fs g7,. f Greg HARRIS f f if , ,C fa In M r 1, ,J ff K Q. .Q fig, ' fi Torn DUNCAN . rar.. gm , X f 1 f ,, Q N 1 W 2 Q f M f N Z 1 x f 1 V! f g X ft f' eg my ,g X25 of Q W MXX wa X ' f N. w f 73 X5 4 1 X X f I Y ' SW , J if JW X4 iff J V 56' ff Ng? 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Q :E 3? .f Joyce PHALEN T T .XX W X u Nw .bf , , W a 'l 9f Steve REESE Donna Al MARTINEZ Martha Warren KELLERMAN KIRK 5 ' XM - ife,fXi?W V QQQVQX QS ,,,, 3 :easasagsstsasas:1:e:'E x WI , gf, s X M! g f, x Q fgi X y, S Q A MS f X S AX I , , X , Sw ., ' M l..-A XX ' Marsha Glen McKEE MCNEIL Lonnie MAYS ,:X X 4 fx! EX MZ' ,... X YR ww , ff' S ma? XX 4 1 Qu f X ' JE , . V' X XffEQE,,E::. N xk f f XXX Paulette PIERSON Barbara PITTMAN Marina PIKE Roger PONTO , QX- S X f nzfifwfza: ' ,:,2,'W2Z? M SNWo' ' ' r ,WZ 1, K: ,,2f,W,5 , . ..... : ,X , ff ur-sw af wgt,na waS,t. ax I T 3 W, f ' , zzszsa- ifW?'??f C Q ff 1 -, 1 XC ,, S I 4 -. X i- , f ,.,. : .: ..,. , ,W , ..., - ..., W I kim x -1-2tt -EI2 N f .. 1' 1, X, -1- ,,.- 'V 7 f rw ffaam ...:: '.. :Q A if wa 5,.,,,,,X. W ,D 1765, ' vivv V M f - -N .:::::.:::::.:1 3 ,wr Q ,ragga I I, I Faq! lf... , , Si af 5111+ f Q . 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T. f mi .:s:sasas:- -- I - xsa, II xQ L s I I, sr I Walter BO WEN f-Q UW ! Curly ': 1 -. . 0 If Q l , ' fyl' y ,...--M . , fl I, I,., Q, I -'Q. ,? :zzp fl 'wwf y A M f ..i:: it Arr.-rl K Jody DOBBS Shirley Larry DOUGAN Tony EDWARDS Bonnie BOYD Karen COOMES X 1 lg 'T' I ' 'M ix X 1 7 Zn N ,Q be W fig - 1 Q S , f 4 X X A f W -ff , sr ..,,, 5, 'V X' :Eff 5 Anita ELKINS Z1 X 4' rl . f ff: X i N N , .:2'..'1 1 I-e---. ,I , Q ,vm .,., J N X SX I S X f , A ' -1-2 ,I , ' ,,.1 L I Suzanne Wilber Rusty FOOTE FRANK GARDNER GENTLE 'Vw Stuart ALLEN sm I Q , . Q T ' ,Z 'Q iw If i t f at I-...fx Dale BRADFORD Linda COTHERN i rffi fr- Michael FALDER X? 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I' R , Q 2 Y z ' Q ' N .1 ' S Q 'V' P . i ,f , at f ' A , . N , .- W..-,ff 4 gfy.,,Mm , X. A . R K L y 1 T 'Q f ' W . 1 L. W' A Z , A , ..,. ' W . w rr G, , ' X L QS - Q, 5 V P 7. -f f R wk' 2 T2 A 'Q N ...J ' as, , - if S N 5. r , N X ,Q pfs -Q' f 4- f --'- Q 5 -. X.--.1 1 -N X 2 sf. f if Q :,f!,g,, 1 13.4, if an ' X 1 A fa as Q 7 . 4 .r . 4.3iam.,. :Q .f . yd .ygdxfgg E? X , ,?::.z5:.gL:N v-2 ff' ff 'V V 1 A ' q 1 . -:frail f Bruce MCCAIN Dixie O'DELL L A. J. Allen MCKINLEY Marilyn OLIVER H. D. MEADOR Karen OLSON 4. 5,5 Q. 3 x lf! Q . . if-. - Z 'V . 2 1. . ' 'WM ,, ,E-' ' . rr.: ' j X ' N CX I N . i S 5' er- , V 4,- My . 'o f AM i ff , f , ' 1 Nam ' 4 JW Ya S fl ,V f X 4 ,. J V , .Q .s ,Q , ' 'mf 5. w .,4.,f fs-:P ' l -N 3 v 5 A 3'1 - i f ' Z' if , ' iwr-T.. 'Qian -' if at Gerald PRICE MW, . il! f 4, M! if Louise SHADWELL .X lo Ann ST E WA RT David PRUE , .9 Bob RATLEY -vi, Jeff MEYERS K. vga l M -rm iv- ee w ra. , 2 2 4 Dean PATT Manford MOLES Gloria NEELEY V 0 Y ? x Z N , N.. Robert PORTER 7' , R , W Z ,Q X ...V 4 L XX . Ammfaw 14, Q ff, Lois REYNOLDS W , l Mr A tl 4 M542 1, I Q V r N I I if E ' 1 an ,,,., i if 4 1. at-W , 'ff . A ' wa ' R , ,S L ' . V , 1-WW, .. ,L 3 . f . ., .g f. X I , 1 2 f L' 2 V , .,.. A ,-'M .P ,W Z B E. it ' 1 2 7 Q' X2 5 V Gail Sl-IISLER 1 I X f . XM A, ' 'WWA uf 'Q 2 M . . f Pamella STEWART 11' Marla SIKES Delbert STARNER y ,,. . A y Q A ivf 4 ir. TM ff M ,,,,, . Flora STOVALL Ronald TATE , ,fo af ff , , ' 1 ff ya fa f ,, I . A V ,A , t ' 4 , , W W ,, V pq AY y ,f .ffll ,.,i ,- - 0 ' V T mf. - . yy .b I ' 'fy fylff' M 7 f ' X . . ,.f 1 ' ,I . I ' 'j..f' V T . . yi, . f f' 7, - f ,f I, Q ,, i . ,f ff' 5 f ff' N 14, T W ff if T ,- . - fz fa H 1 A ,fhfir fy? K ffT 4l 1 A 'Ml Andy SA-UNDERS Melody STAUBER f f Qu QV, sa w 1 X3 ., .,e . . ,wi wr wg M, f, Richard THISS EN Roy PORTER i f 4 1 in 1 'g I Caroline SCOTT :K I N , fig: 'fir Q ' X 1- 6 f Walter JONES A W f' El . Geneen THOMAS i I , f . ,, f , V f , A I' I jimmy Dennis Lilldfl Paula Gary I ,Y-M1514 VANCE VAN Hoosiin voN HUSEN WADDELL Cheryl WA LKEIQ '72 NNW X 7 :, A ?t jx Q ,. 'N xx N1 -, ' if Nr: .-15 .::,..1-:Eel Q rWNr' 'N ix - , R Lawrence NISELY John PRESTON X X ff 5 V Way I, f X 91 4 5 4? H ww A. , aw 1 Q Sharon SCOTT I. rim V Y l Q A y 1 fi V- -. , 0 X f ' rm ,.. f . , 3 Richard STERN EC KER A if 4.7 W .1 .W Q L , f f uf? M J Wayne 'THOMPSON ,f My , . f . Wi Ax 1 Z., if , , Karen Will! V x -'O XX W ' gQ 34,9 ,fx ff , 1.3, , ' kk . fy..-M liiatgfmsk f' Su xx f if f , w f , ,4-www, ' 1 wf ff X X ww! 1 f f wwy ff 1 7 sin. ' f 7f Wx - MMV W Wx ffl, . .' ff f , ' ,. mi WW W f f x Q ,J ,f i 7 iff M, ,WV A - M., ,f,, f E K ,.5aga5:45f- .5-2 v f!! , X J '-'ig Q .x M ,MM M... ,. ,,W,, H,,,.A.,..Ww 1 W . K, W V -' f X Mic, 4 A . X , 4 . mf -fl. My., .. ff Mg, f 1 f? 2 1 Z gf, Fw wb ., - x SQ .. wax. fx A , . Q , Q 5 , .... :asv-2 In : ,,..,. . 5-wx xgpixsl Q 540 New vfmu f'x X , J 'U . 9 1 . A . .. ,- 4.-M .11--1+-3433 -:. nl f f 'Ll' 0 3 Jf f I . YV. .. -..i.:vvL4. 11-E--f-ff' ' - - 573. fr --fmwqn EKHHTIGRADE 3 , ,M 1 M I ,Ii , rf 4' flffiear . J' I 1 ,,A 'V -- ,Q Wesley Adams Wendell Keen Mary Seals Richard Gulledge PRESIDENT VICE-PRES. SEC. -TREAS. DG1- at ARMS .C ..,l ,. ,S X iw x W7 If WW s 1: , X 5 1, gn ga 2 E , A , X lldl, J llll , Darrell Jimmy Terry Raymond Sharon Linda Donna Jeanne ASPEY BAKER BATCHELDER BLACK BOLES BOSARGE BUNGER BURLILE , ,J , ., ' A r, E Q SW? f Q E .K ,' ,,, L.. ., . - - .-,, 5--va, Gaylord Take me to Vinita Richard Cleo Kathy John Pam CARRELL your leader! CARSNER CLOKE COTHERN CROSS DEERE DICKMAN A A,,1, 2 f A ,xl VA ,xv his ' J! E. Jo Martin Shirle Jud Donald G ar Pe f TCFD 3 DITMORE DONNELLY DOWNS DUNCAN EDWARDS ELKINS ELKINS FARMER was are r 5 O 4 Q ' 7 b ,SQ 4 5 X - , Y ' , XJT ,g ft 'VY V J , 1, ,ffm War M Q 9 f lj f M ,tl - H ' s , ,al A E fir, E ,, I if M y yy- Q J f Q y X if xx fm A X , ugh, Q W X V C .Ar 4 G 4,1-, Jviiw i , wh I Mike Susan James Danny Patricia Harry Richard Ivan GEARY GEORGE GILBY GOCHNAUER GORE HANDSOME GRINDSTAFF HILL i ' 'fs ML iorer , - Q , J E A, if ,QXQQ , .r?' I r E f ' 3' ! . Yt, ffWs ' A I E is A r f f 915535355333 A A E ev' Q E Jimmy Richard Gail Peggy Andy james Cal-13 Jessie HOUSTON HUFFMAN JACKSON JACOBY JARRELL JONES JORY KELLERMAN Eff 'Wi Emhfsfp' TQX sw E Fred Susan KERFOOT KETTEMAN KIEGEL Albert Connie LANOS Dianne Lorraine LIND LOCKHART ..-. .- .- -.-,E - ,...,.-.-- 'f- '-A464 :uv-.,.w...,,,,g,l,,ugJ,,a .i.,.4,...:....... -at-ss-ui' ' ' v-' ' ' ' ' -'-:::. 1-,, ,..'g.L?i-Q-:,., , ' '-+P nv-' ,- Hr- f' A MX I ' EIGHTH GRADE A my v. I X . ti., N, y N X X, MQ V XX .f 5, , X Y, T X Mk ' 's TRU! , N I ' if Q' X ivfvl-, 4 A f was fi :XT if XX AE Q r fir X , 7 X ii: JRR , 4. f 'X f W Q 07 T W Sylvia MCKINLEY fa,--,XJ R, Au, Clinton f 1, :ff y fy ,, ,, ,ff fi EE , .ix N Af 72: ' Af ' ' ' WN f, . 1 Yolanda MEFFORD My -X N EV A fr A A 'XA ' JN mf- 'PN A X -. AX W ,M R 597-.5 f f ,f , f Xwfkf fi Tommy PLUNK S fs i I erry POWER W x, I Z! V 9 X Q W f xf ' if 'iQ LONG ,NV N , 1 X f ! f Sufi M X 1 f AFQ gf Ri f A If 9 I X ff N aw M f A N rw Q' f X , I, 1 f ,QS ,K Wx xv ' 1 X x, . W 'f A-T fs-: A . yjffv 'KX ' A f 'Q f- ,,y,X-X455 'fixffizip . im: Slvfi A W an HQ .ggwn ' e- , .X QW, , , if f ffl, 2?vg S?:gz.g3.2, -2132.4 f J ' S 535532 vu ::z.:zEErf5 Rusty MILLS , A A fi 2 'pr M I X ,fn . ff ,X if , f f f I ' NW' Joyce PRICE NX f, ,fm X ' X1 'J : ,,,. .. X, X ff 7 ff w' XX, ,, V X K ,y Z , 4 , Q f f X , A X 1 X . fic? EX X --4.1 eww .' ff 'di 9 f f N . .K 1 5 ,a l ' if ww . ,.,, Bob P3.TIiCi3 Cherylene Gary Pat Jerry Jim Kay ROWLETTE RUTLEDGE SCHICK Michael LYNCH Fred MCCOMBS Terry MAYS Z, H 55 X ,ww 1 H X ff J , Y 5 'T ATX lf f Skip Dolly MY ERS N IC HOLS -7846372 Robert Linda NICHOLS NUEHRING ,QM YW, ,X,,fv,.X aff fqZ5 X . E' ELI ' .... Q 1 4 Y l Rf W , , ,T X 7 f f, QW! ff 3 52 X X Q QN ,A 4 1 ,Q XX f 'W ' L wg! X N X 4 , Carol Vanda Wanda Danny Richard RAN KIN RIGBY RIGBY ROBINSON ROP ER SCOTT SELLERS SEMLER SHIELDS SMITH Susan D SPIGER STARK L S oris inda TART IN Z, - f. ,, 4: fff H in ,' '-ff! U R 1 ' mf ' XQXC ,Q 1 J -I QNX f w-:H ff '1 f ,, '41 1 . '4 ,Y ,QW Q7 X, 4 f4W 4w, .N ,,9,,- X 'ffvg ,W John Tom Buddy Butch STERBENZ SUMMERS TARTER TAYLOR Sam FLUNKDIT , ,, , X , W, .X ,W nrzgff fffff f X ..XX' 4 , 1 , . 1 -'fl' f Y , -,,f ,mr 1 M-,Q ,Ay 4, ,yy mf ,, ' 121 4-W. ,-.fe ff , - A ffl. ,LF , I f , f ' . A ,X ' ' 1 f 'C M ' - ' f f , 5 Af! -- . ,f 'gi ya, , ,A -A ' . 'H,,,NX H fr- www mf 1- .ir 1, , Aff 1 wig . fi? gf, 1 ff! A -A U- '3 7, umm ' I , ,- 'S WXW fi , My 5 ff ., .U , yfw 1, 1 Danielle THOMAS Janis THOMSEN Timothy Charles Donna TRUITT VANDERSLICE VANDER Frankie Ion Dorig SLICE VANDERSLICE WADE WALTON M, f ffiy i i X ' WWW ' ' 474 .37 z' 'j ' . . , fC! , , f 7 f A ' .X 1 A Wm 4 z A f M A A A 'fun' A f A A A A X' X . 4 , L Wu 'V 0 , 5 I3 fb M , f 'f f ' ' , , . ' 1 f Shirle Linda Party Rose 41 Linda Larry 0 Y WALTON WARNER W ARNER WEST WHITE WTNEUEN .2 .Haag SEVENTH GRADE I ,, ,M '-'- 1 ,, ,,,, ,, V A 45 I :f-9. f 1 R, A , 4. .- ., .EW 'Q .E -- I ' s 5 rf: . y, :Qt-:IQ Alvl 1 Az:-ni gh.. I s -if ,? Km s -' '---. ft . J ' ' : W gi VA Jerry Jackson PRESIDENT asai f I' . L ., ,,, A C If-M , ,I X af X f W2 f S 5 , , xx .... 3 XS XSS f Q 3 S x f X A - , AW C 7 V , ' 7 I fa , P ffv ,.,. - MM , EEN W 4 X f I R ' X f S 4 Niki!! SS ,. f , w A R 4 , X W ,ff X f far: VXA S XX K gf, I if V fy K W X i i ff f X I X X X Patricia Bartimus VICE-PRES. X sk ,,... 15 Donna Harris Roland Dove SECRETARY TREASURER :VN 11 3:55 , LR ,....... . - . Arr -EEE, ,fy , W adv I A if ,- 1 Don Brent Steve BALDING BARNES BID WELL . X , ,,.. X W 1 .: fi W N A fx ' W Q R f N 1 S 1 Q as ff' f X may 3 f 3 X ? X x BROWN Y. ,:,::,, f 1 .L N L xr EEEEE. E . . ..,, 5 N, N an , Shirley COLLINS 4 K W Q f . ,,,. Susan Ja DOWNS .W X M fx I Linda HAGAN Bruce Lana BUCK Glenda COMBS f er , I I VEq?Qs. --::::... Ja-:::E1. ,.:: W. zzz at Y '5 f S Z X 1 1 W I X 4,1 ELDRIDGE 5 nf XX Q 63 Linda Gary HALLEY I ,ily v .. f 4 E ,aw , Z! W 2 ffff 4 ,f f , , ,, 4 47' X Kathy Sharon Maflha ADAMS ALDMDGE ANDHSON If f gffg ' --'- : Q 'mai iIE::.-l:.:.:,,Q1 1 v f N ,zfrsiic if ff V ' . 21:51.- f M ' , , N I AA., Q K ff x Q 'M ' 'L ' - ,i f ri , fyif A lwaaaaaaaeagaasafxwf . f' WR? 5' -'f -Ri iff W Kr f f f ' ,. M rf... S ,I Yi X f 2 af I -v-v E X ,V,.s ,f X 'Z , W 'V 2 ff' Q 15 'A X ff!! X, fN,,,A. X K 0 X X X X W Pamela BISHOP YQ .I jimmy Linda Ronald Karen BLAIR BLUM BOETH BRENT Lffrf f ff? X I W I 5 :':' I 3 ugly fy? II,S Q4 Z f fs Aw I .Z Paul BRIDGES NNN II'I ' QQ i t I Kenneth Mgr Dick Gary Joseph Kenneth Galen BURKE NIFFIRG BUSCHMA-N CABLE CHARITY CHARITY CLOUD by at 7 f 0 53 5 I Xi' - .X .. ..., N g , , ...rrgmf Q 4 ,V .1 ,h , f ,Q fx j a4iL,Al A I S- ff!7-l, A 32, y -s f,.e,f,,,-I X, Y Christina ELKINS f , ' A f 1 Q., ,, if , ,' L , Zara ,. X fZ06 , AQ ' f far 2, f ,Q-'X , , iz, l , f 'I S I-IARDING Linda Runnell Deanna Diane Vicky Steve COOPER COTHERN DAVIS DAVIS DEERE DEMBITSKY James FOHN Sidney Myron ELKINS FILKINS Allen FOOTE P' X .12 Rs f 1 N Barbara GIVENS 4. as Mv- Mary Lee DORRELL R :Y , S A , Wm 3 V V' ug! Janice GURBER V ,,.,, L N 4 1 if 1 S -.. 4 l S ' rr.rr,.r.r Y 919, f' S-' - R. Q X fi ' I X ' yyrr 27 X, if gf I 4 4 I I -f f f - I . Bobby Greg HENRY HENRY Carol Cuss words! Terry HERSEY HIGGINS , I M , f , I ..,, , , f , I .N X ' ' f If 'f ff I f f 'iifoi N -W , I X' f .- fx. Q V EN , 5- . ---- f Q f ggi ' ffm ' Q. S Q ,I 'V ff' X '- 'Ri SR 'R f ., ,Y Y ' A V QZLA -. ' I J 7 - 5: 7:3 iw' XS q::: '::':.v. ' 'V N 1 i lf f R M We K 1 -',. s 7, ,V 1 f nga? oigy' X 5 Ax -- an YS, swf 'N f I 3 7 ,f e ' .1 f W 'I-1, W 4 ....? Q xii? ' ' 35 E. R if Q X ,' .ff ,. .,.,:..S f, ,i f I, 27 f 3 r 5-:E i W . V. QS . Kam 5 ,ggi f il f A 1 1' ' I 2- .'6 ' . 2' ,' f fy- X Q ,I , , f f , A ,, Ex f , g',L,I:,' f 'W' J: ,I V 1 K , Iwi f - PM as I A 2, V S Edward I-IOLCOMB Richard Orlene HOWELL HUNTER 'S X 5 R Q , Laffy Jack Mary Ellen Billy Virginia IANSSEN JANSSON KEEN KEENEY Rus WR 3 -. Y. W-, , vf?,.:..U5 V Y li .. . Leroy HILL X s HR 4 ' it R P' Indy KNIUU l' Jud PA 1 Diar RUB es Q 2 E Lin SPI P61 W! V ,.' ,-...J 2,1 ,, ,eff ,-we ' 4 JN , f7 SES f f A en DUD S ' ' ' . l J 4 -21.752 S if f I f 1 Ty Lee 'ZRELL SEVE TH GRADE an 4 Charles Karen KOCHER LARKEY X WS if f rf Marilyn Nick Barbara Mildred Linda LARSON BEAT LEWIS LINDSEY LIVINGSTON ,.,. I f i ' , A VY ,X f L, X Q I, . Q, ,N ,,h,. R , f RW ,wi 5 L , A Sk -, W N Q to m s. '.f::fEg.E5'5'N 2 f a f ll it A ' if 1 2 Ki .W Q ig ' , at ' A 3, ra is ,. ca W 419, SB N. ff' 'S S- H ,Q 5 4 1 1 Q ggi f , , , ,,, .. ,, R ., W R if . Qyfmh... ,,.-V, ,N , , r, .T ,Yi 2,3455 t ..,,.' tg il, K M , ig J-My x y I 5 , L 5 y - , , 5 W V - 5, w rg.-,,, 5: Ay 7 - 4 A ,cu 'fi , .31 R- I F ., , A . f 1 - ,S . ., . 1 if ,J vu.. BeVe1'1Y Ruth Bobby TOHy Matthew James Janice Sharon John MCFERRIN MCNEIL MEADOR IVIERRIWEATI-IER MIGL MILLER MILLER NORMAN PACE w x :MQ i 4 C O f iw R A , Il' X-1 5,4 f Q ff - L ii? ' Judy Einstein who? PATT CUHIOU Steve Sandy Phillip Patricia John Richard PATTERSON PETERSON PIKE PITTMAN PORTER RIGG LE RISNER gf. ,,,,. 1 4 Qfwv .,,. ff f Diana Nancy Rita David Danny Linda Tommy Joyce Ralph RUBLE RUHL SATTERFIELD SAULTZ. SCHUMAKER SCOTT SCOTT SEMLER SHADWELL Judy Diana SHERN SHIRK wif fm! ff Jffffft , ' ' 5 J J , f I ,jvf ,Ma W0 ' Linda Alvin SPURGEON STEWART x fa ,-, f ,,.- 1 , ,f p T .,.- ' ' , 3 , ,Q ' II' 1 ---- - J ,,. Q! , ,. .,... I, 2 T , In J. rr,, f' ' ,.1 '22 6 P, 5: ,,,. .Pl ,If 5 5 ,. E! ' ' X ' I' .,.- ' f' iff. W I 'VV' I , I I 'V 2 X ' Steve James B B! Pat Wanda Billy Margaret SMITH SOWELL SPIGER SINCLAIR SLAUG HTER SMITH W, , W, ,,,,V,, . ,WW lj ffff 4 if .. 1 ff f ,Q X ,X 4 A ' m , ,W , 46. , I ,.,, U James Jane Margo Ffaflk Jack Allen STEWART STUMP TABOR TOWNSEND TRACY TWENTE WAKEFIELD 1 I I A f Wfffw 3325 , ' ' 1 LVVZ a M X if 'W , Q 'ff' -1 r f J . I 'W f 3 ' r'iA I aff J ' f ' 5 4- V 4 , -V M f ,f , 'f 1, a , 0,1 V - . , , , ,, , ,, ' ' V 2 , v ,i,, f Y f 1 L mf: 551, f fr, , ,, ,. ' , .- 4 if 4, 1 vfrlfgy -,I I W ' Q 'V gf, ,Al K 9 I TX, 7 I f 1 T727 ' I I us I' ' ' ' :2,,:: ,: . f ,lift .f-, f y- -, Kay Ruthie Sue Sandra David Pat Billy I a WHITE WHITE WINBURN wvarr f1El.LJ-JUL! tin lb Vwigy Deioris Y KEFIELD WARNER WEBER WESTHOFF -frwa-sf--F- - Y urn-n-L-F 'iw TH ' 'W - lg- S1 :I ji 4 . i 2 W ' I NNUAL STAFF 4 Liar Put Ame SGC , i A ' c en SHARON SHISLER V i A Assistant Editor K - g JO ANN KEY I A Bel the 7 Editor CHARLES NETHAWAY MR- TOM GRIFFIN Photographer io Q, Sponsor I Q . ss and fr' o S ch as olfi ins e I been publ ANITA MC KINLEY fleeting tl Art Editor COC a 1 S FRONT: Pat Goodall. SECOND: Evelyn Foote,AnnaAnder- hav son, Carole Gilmore, Mr. Tom Griffin, Leona Zollman. lj-xg BACK: Linda Howard, Ella Marie Still, Sharon Shisler, in 4 Jeannine Robie, Virginia Blair Diana Adams. L dur the oi' ' ff., A if Y' fig v A-ey ? vw M 's fi 2- K ff Si Pc to DENNY SCI-IMIDT Business Manager A iii-ii HQ., i MICHAL JACKSON , v f , 'K cARoLE GILMORE Treasurer -TIM COOPER Music Editor A I Sports Editor 1 S oi ANNUAL STAFF Without perseverance, long hours, and much self- NG: By meeting regularly throughout the year, the S21C1'ifiCC, the FHSR 0fP1'OdL1CiHgIhG Beltonian could never Annual Staff, composed chiefly of faithful seniors who volun- have 136611 HCCOmD1iSh6d. ' WEN teered to give of their time and talents, made possible It iS humbly submitted to you in hope that it will 1 TH. the edition of the 1960 Beltonian, thus marking the four- DFGSGFVS many of your most cherished memories, fi Qt teenth year of publication. -A N Ui fmt' 1. qi t Q- 'Q 32123 gi , rr I 43,- ?f 5' ., -' S I H JAY EY 2 TT er ch self- ld never at it will fi g NQV iw' N ,, ,.,,.., it ,..,, 5. ' iiiy w blfafktafzasie fr zsss s t'E f s'n HHTEQ gy . A Nl by E t a if safe ri a if iw esta ii fa stcc E ' E, f SSTT gr if W O We 1511, E T use i aol-fi sent BELTON Mzssouaa trivia ifiakesr His O at in f- cz 'NI OA K Ib Mark is as fem the it ,F 5, , 'Q' I V372 'fa N F Future Tee fa-Lo as Of' on asjc Q A f J A I Nw E rtmvfig 4.5 IA - i on Janu LINDA HQWARD 50 E3 ELlZ.ABETH ZUTTERMAN . Assistant Editor ' Z fy 'Q second ,W ui VW xr :Agn C SD' Eels e-,N if 9' O CAROLE GILMORE 5txf9f Editor 5 YJ fb' 4 S 60 tb Cb-'o V' b et 4 f Iggy? qfb' SQQQ, bam Elfld A 65 0 Wa: be is Q7 I owwxlo' '69 Q gms Qswits 5 'fi Business Manager Q for dlp of the U sal? bees, GQ' ,QQ rar Q 159 X-W9 Q91 tv fro. Q NS dw fb, G -e iilch V Sc E QQ 9 QQ' Q 0 Af b at CD is P, sf so 'Q O sch P 269250 5 ,D . tv eq' , P' img ins 0 C' 6 g QP ETSI' S7 if , G? Z2 9 L ing QJILW- 'N 4. ur 4- vfx- Q Q, . x I Qi ,Q N gp '69, QQQYN V ,SW A V NEWSPAPER STAFE 3,356 at Q, ,J lf? Eb 5534 E E. 5 EI EL T The Crossbone Chatter, the school newspaper, has 6 by the student body. been published for the last seven years. Each issue, re- 52453 .9 The production of the l959-60 C1-ossboneChatter was ilecting the lifeof the school, is eagerly awaited each month rg .QQ Q a project of Mrs. Hampton's secretarial practice class. xg . XJIOLXK. 'Q -Lltzqa-4.-4, waL,4ci4.cTxj Qftv t' r-' -- Z FJ. kj--. TM stafgqfaaff, illydz22,,f by can gaiggggjg dn EMU, Q-iw 3130 wha Vw Ni? Q9 523 za, 0' 39 9. 4 x-hm UO H' V' ' have 3-Qing, Q? Us A- 4.9 IN 'A ' S MJT 0: 1Q JQ'r' -f-in 4-1-Fi f S 'Qj CD ci' O -1 .Nh 1, :l.l5g?.,.lS irijurjfgijfd durirgbgs of 02 if Op fo 5? ' cb' 'Tv v . NQ N 0 T? 5 fs 0 ., .L G ge ,CY 4' - 527' f E iz ttf'-E55 ef 1' 35 2961.-gm xi , wt GU ine? 369' gg rasegi 1 50 JO353. Ziff? M. y rl vt , , NO, if AQ193'?i?g let Xgixirgf fl School 499 X tterid the i 1 i at lflarrm TN Z 0 relay, Jen- ? tffi E W if sur, it ga ara L L aaaa wine Stu- W33- We , . E L -,r I. y, , ,y , Qlectedby Q A BACK: Mrs. Patricia Hampton, Sponsorg agerg Michal Jackson, Feature Wrilterg fp A Sharon Anderson, Proofreaderg Evelyn Bonnie Clary,PromotionlvlanagergLinda is L' ' E A J 9 Foote, Page Editorg l-larritte Turner, Howard, Assistant Editorg Shirley Van 'Qnf 1121 U 4 if Art Editorg Anna Anderson, Typist. Hooser, Typistg Leona Zollman, Typist. AA FRONT: Elaine Wilson, Circulationlvian- NOT SHOWN: Lois Lambeth, Art Editor, r49l3'lif'g T Q V - 4 1 ,L 1 , B, if , ,, . f V , , I N, ,ff f--- ,- ,,.. , I W X '-' '4' f ' f' ' ' ' ' ,J ,Qi , .J 2,1 '., iw - 'T' , .J . , , .. ,, V ,Y f Q 5 CQ a,,,: fa- -Viffl ILLLEEJ' , ,, . LIBRARIAN STAFF . T an fi i .W if If X X Mrs. Hazel O'Dell, librariang Linda Hagan, Millie Foote, Lana Buck, Rose Mary Migl, ,Till Jackson, Paulette Pierson, Gloria White, Nancy Ann Henderson, Mary Curvey, Carol Ann Boeth, Bonnie Clary. NOT PlCTUREDg Ramona Bridgforth, Richard Cloke, Lois Lambeth, Mariella Loftis, Geraldine Simmons. STUDENT LIBRARIANS Using pupil assistants in a school library had its origin in the need for help in extending library service. It has continued because the students them- selves find satisfaction in the services they render. The student who works in the library is there be- cause he wants to be there, and has proved that he is willing to strive to perform the tasks assigned him. The work that he does means a great deal to him as well as to the school. 48 X His service to the library is designed to increase its effectiveness without expecting him to do the tech- nical duties which require training and experience be- YOUCI hiS CHD-HCity. He is not, therefore, a trained librarian and cannotperform theprofessional services expected of a faculty librarian, He is, however, 3 valuable and indispensable assistant who strives to Promote co-operative attitudes between the faculty librarian and the students. He is, in short, an am- bassador of good will. N 1' Ml ret Ke D6 'CO Ihr di: i3.SC :ch- be- ned ces r, a I IO ilty ,l 1'l-' orricii STAFF -ff M? .alll 0655 pbclywofj? J Jopof r 'f C QC JC pilggsfncffr Ut JCJCJCX 0 MIDDLE: Mrs. Madeline C-ebert, high school sec- 1'CI3.1'y. TOP,CLOCKWlSE: Denny Schmidt, Jo Ann Key, Sharon, OFFICE STAFF The office girls had a variety of interesting ex- Deriences each day, and felt that it was a privilege to act in this capacity. They not only learned many things, but served their school as they prepared daily bulletins and distributed them to all the classrooms, answered the 'JCJOCIQ' Shisler, Sheron Shirk, Harritte Turner, Lynette Hy- more. telephone, delivered messages, and assisted new students in finding their way, There was a sense of satisfaction for each girl as she performed her daily and varied tasks, She received valuable experience in meeting people, and in working co-operatively with them as she endeavored to meet their needs. 49 BETA CLUB r BACK: Mrs. Hazel O'Dell, Sponsor, Terry Bill Hulen, LarryGeorge, Sergeant- at-Arms, Diana Adams, Historian, Judy Schmedding, Barbara Denton, Corresponding Secretary, Charles Nethaway, JoAnnKey, Anita MC' Kinley. THIRD ROW: Mike Spiger, Virginia Blair, Pianist, Jill Jackson, Judy Johnson, Sharon Smith, Donna Rigby, Denny Schmidt, BETA CLUB The National Beta Club is a non-secret, achieve- ment-service organization for students of senior high schools, its purpose is to promotehonesty, render service, develop leadership, and encourage achievement. Belton's chapter of the Beta Club was organized on January 29, 1954, with twelve charter members. At the present time there are twenty-seven members. During the seven years of its existence, the Club ,,, ,aff , J 'A li Preston, Michal Jackson, Linda Howard, Keeper of Properties, Carlene Schmidt. FRONT: Carole Baldwin, Secretary, Nancy Price, President, Mickey Tabor, Vice-Presi- dentg Leona Zollman, Treasurer. NOT SHOWN: Carole Gilmore, Reporter, Charles Thornton. has been a vital force in the school, incentive in encouraging boys and girls to set their goals high and achieve to the fullest. Among the service and has been a great projects undertaken this year were the monthly achievement citations, Teacher Appreciation Week, Christmas Tree for the foyer, check to Mercy Hospital, the preparation of the Honor Roll, quarterly coke breaks, and the publication of a school directory, SECOND: Kay Rankin, Len Christian, Mary 4 top cla wh: the Cow Spf Ea: aff: anc , t an, Mary Howard, Tiidt. yg Nancy e-Presi- er. NOT , Charles n a great set their fear were reciation to Mercy quarterly -tmmwfmwfffa ff, BACK: Denny Schmidt, Reporter, H. D. Meador, Pam Dickman, Historian, Jimmy Houston, Barbara Lewis, Jim Startin, James Satterfield. FRONT: Jeanne Ansley, Secretary-Treasurer, Terry Bill Hulen, Vice-President, Charles Nethaway, President, Miss Lena Walters, Sponsor. NOT PICTUREDQ Marsha Bagby, Jimmy Blair, Ronnie Harris, Sergeant at Arms, Barbara Letzig, Student Council, 1959-60, was designed for the Assembly programs were provided on iourother top six grades, with representatives from all of those classes. To help the administration know exactly what the students wanted was the first concern of occasions during the year by visiting talent f.-Cm Kansas University. ln the spring of each year, the president and the Student Council. vice-president are elected by the student body. Later After finding what students desired, the Student 1'GD1'eS6UfafiVeS 31' C Ch0Se11, YWO ICVOVH S3611 f:la.ss, by Council sponsored sock hops once a month, and VOIGS Of individual classes. With only ftiuzteer ifDecial programs for Thanksgiving, Christmas, and membefs, if is the Smallest 0V221Hi2Gd group !Ill55Gl3'f?. lfglgtgyh The Chl-istlnas pl-Og,-am was 3 fulyday High, but it represents ideas from the emi-e sz' I vffair, consisting of cartoons, a concert, a speaker, SYSYGIU. faCU1FY and SIUCIGHIS alike, ec to r 1 it ,rl a dance, FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AME Belton's Future Homemakers of America have undertaken various new projects this year such asg preparing decorations for the Richards-Gebaur Air Force Base Hospital and making and selling home- made bread, They also sponsored the Sweetheart Dance, Saturday, February 13. Their destiny as homemakers beckons them toward the new horizons that rim the world as they repeat their purposes: To promote a growing appreciation of the joys and satisfactions of homema g. To emphasize the importance ofwortny home member ship. To encourage democracy in home and conimnnitylife To work for good home and family life for all To promote international good will. To foster the development of creative leadership in home and community life. To provide wholesome individual and group recreation To further interest in home economics. BACK: Laura Frazier, Bertie Good, Marsha Clayton, 562111116 Ansley. FIRST: KROW ON FAR LEFT, FRoNT TO BACK? .TO A1111 Key, Jeannine Robie, Anita Mc- Killley, Judy Arnold, Kay Rankin, parliamentarian, SECOND: Evelyn Foote, historian, Linda Howard, Sharon Miller. THIRD: Denny Schmidt, Mickey 52 1 9 Tabor, treasurer, Lois Reynolds, FQURTH, Diana Adams, vice-president, pat Goodall, reporter Bar- bara Letzig, Sharon Anderson, FIFTH- Mary Preston, president, Millie Foote, Caroline Scott Bon- Te Cl ' . . ll ary. SIXTH. Mrs. Rhea Seba, sponsor, Susan Wyman, Pat Senter, Gloria Neeley, Judy Johnson RICA , . Era. 1 V--rr f -r--'-r. A' - - A ' - ,, .- I 5s5'5 i-9':'l3l4':!TV'Pf'f f'?'f':?-rf - V V , ' , , WPC, W . , ir...-avi -.ff -frqaen-Frrftmfirfff-ffiffiy'-i A ' f ' ' - ,,,A,.g-7f,:...:ga - -V-Q--'Q-: .-.-1:-. , . '+P-,Y ,.-5, . .- . -A -Y-- -,- ff .v I . ,, 1 W . EUT RE TEACHERS OF AMERICA FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Organized for the first time during this year, the Future Teachers of America became officially the Dor- Lo Club when its national charter was presented by Mr, Wille at an assembly in January. Open to any high school student interested in teach- ing as a career, the Dor-Lo Club plans its meetings to provide information and inspiration for its members. In- cluded were speakers on the subjects, TV and the Teacher, Teaching the Hanidcappedf' and Pre-College Credits. At one meeting the F. T. A, members from Lee's Summit were guests for a panel discussion of Teacher Requirements and Salaries. Dor-Los also attended the F. T, A, conferences at Warrensburg and at the University of Kansas City. At Christmas time the members visited the Grand- view Restorium and presented a program of carols as one of their service projects for the year. A one-hundred dollar scholarship was awarded to the outstanding senior member at commencement. Money was raised through a Faculty Men-vs-Varsitybasketball game. The club is named in honor of the advisor, Mrs, Dorothy Looney, an English teacher at Belton for ten years W, , We , . RONT. Kim Key. Mickey Tabor, John McKinney. THHifDi Rick' flmm, LEVANDINGI E113 Marie Suu' Pllesidentghjclwell .Diana Linda .To Jackson, Secretary, Judy ScIi1ncd1Jing, ic.-11 mgmljemhip' ' 'Teaming ROME' Louise OND, Randy VanHooser. BACK: Pat Houston. Len Christian, ftia, .ma , , . , SEC fnmns, Vice-President: Judy Johnson Id U , ' 1 9 umsham, Treasurerg Kdlf Rankin' Dav ' Ebl jo Ann McKee, Historian. 53 . ,...7.-1-f-f-f-+Q- - - ' . ungmsxisnin- '+b-'A ' uggpnwrlviif , K ,, ty 33302,-C ,gguwly PEP CLUB 2... ' 'Z ,J rt ,.,,,1 lf' FRONT: Gloria White, Roselyn Salisbury, Judy Johnson, Jeannine Robie, Leona Zollman, Barbara Benton, Naomi Zollman, Pat Goodall. SECOND: Caroline Scott, Shirley Foote, Bonnie Zollman, Virginia Blair, Carol McKay, Elizabeth Zutterman, Joyce Phalen. THIRD: Gloria Neeley, Pamella Stewart, Earlene Porter, Judy Setter,Rose Mary Migl, Martha Kellerman. FOURTH: Judy Schmedding, Linda -v PEP CLUB 5 J Three main projects of this year's Pep Club were planning for Homecoming, operating a concession stand at basketball games, and choosing new uniforms for next fall. One of the outstanding features of Homecoming was the crowning of the Homecoming Queen at the snake dance rather than at the fl-iornecoming Dance as usual. 54 t 'r 'sir 1 C We-1-K-Ffa ,.,..a,u 4 -Qlii X., X I --v-Qqg Jo Jackson, Lee Ann Smith, Carol Ann Boeth, Len Christian, Gail ,Shisler.,FIFTH: Janice Dameron, Barbara Lewis, Linda Tyner, Sharon Shisler, sha ron Miner. sixrni Jo Ann Key, Reporterg Anita McKinley, Historian, Linda Howard, Point Keeperg Barbara Grantham. BACK: Mickey Tabor, Vice-President, Kay Rankin, Presidentg NOT Sl-IOWNg Pat Senter, Treasurer, Peggy Wyman, Secretary. This change of tradition allows the queen to enjoy her reign longer. Money Qrgaised from their concession stand was used various Pep'iiS,1ub activities during the year, J At their close Qf the school year, members chose com- plete new uniforms for the coming school year. Accomplishments this year were many, .ang-1-i ..-nnmnv . .dn i .,f . ..--...-.. ...-,, a...'.g-..--.. 1' 4+-.. af: f -A eprint:qs:.y:.rv1T2f:-r--2Qag?'11j .' F'f ' 1' rf ?f'f-ff -' ff ff! .- f' - ' CHEERLE DERS TOP: Paula VanHooser. KGS, Janice Wyatt, Cindy MIDDLE: Nancy Klap- Lucas, MiC11alIaCkS0n, meyer, Patricia Ellison, Shirley VEIUHOOSCF- TTOM: Marsha Mc- Pam Gibson MAJoRETTE s Belton's majorettes are chosen football season. One of the to accornpalll' the niarching band during the dame . - Q ' ' ' O ' 1 half-time performances included an Indian vict IY .1 G'bson and illgllliglited with fire batons twirlec by Pam 1 , l d the fihai-on Dougan. Later in the fall the maJO1'6ffeS 6 band in the Warrensburg Homecoming parade and half- BACK: Lorraine Lockhart, 1 yearg Jody Dobbs, 2 years. i SECOND: Barbara Grantham, Cheerleaders represent the school's character and spirit. These girls must be neat in appearance, be agile, and apply good sportsmanship. In the spring the Pep Club elects twelve girls in try- outs to go before the student body. Then the student body elects six varsity cheerleaders and one alternate. Practice makes perfect is the motto of the Belton cheerleaders. Practice begins in the summer and lasts throughout the entire year, resultingin accuracy and learn- ing new yells. Each year Belton's cheerleaders add new spice to the yells and songs, but Belton Pirates is to remain the standard yell. Its actions and words will always stay the same. Jonrrirrs SHOWN: Carol Jacobs, Alter nate, 3 years. i 4 yearsg Sharon Dougan, 5 years, FRONT: Sharon Boles, time festivities and also led in Belton Homecoming activities, For the past several years these twirlers have provided half-time entertainment at basketball gamesg this year was no exception. They began the year with pre- cision marching and twirling and brought it to a close with a modern interpretation of Peter Gunn, its chore-- Ography was done by Pam Gibson. ' ' ' Amuuzgggzaufi -451-2 . - , , .. 115-,-.guun-ss, . l yearg Pam Gibson, 5 years Connie Lanos, 2 years, NOT W, ' 2 fffwgil , f 4, W- 4 4 STANDING: Connie Lanos, Sharon Boles, Sharon Dougan, Barbara Grantham, Jody Dobbs, Mr. Willis Pettegrew, f 4 f ,- S - if Gerald Price, Warren Kirk, Eddie Anderson, Darrell Shriver, Ella Marie Still, Presidentg Larry Shawhan. THIRD: Pat Rutledge, Barbara Lewis, Donna Harris, Director, Bob Speelman, Treasurerg Judi Lundquist, Darlene Burke, Freddie Hodkins, Keith Still, Jeannine Robie. BACK: qStarting with tubasy Kim Blankenship, Ted Burke, John Preston, Jo Jackson, Bruce McCain, Barbara Letzig, Lois Reynolds, Billy Westhoff, Pat Webber, Sidney Lajzier. , Q s STANDING: Mr. Willis Pettegrew, Director, Joseph Charity, Melvin Moles. BACK: Richard Sternecker, Pamela Bishop, Alicia Groh, Donald Balding, Steve Peterson, John Preston, Gary Cable, Bobby Meador. Zane Gresham, Jimmy Groh, Bryce Shriver, Greg g .W .....m ,,,, , Y , I J W-W--fn - N ,W,Mi,,,,M,i,.N Wallace, Kim Blankenship, Robert Powell. FRONT: M-WY COCH1'-311, .Ter ry Jackson, Kenne1l1Charity, Linda Gatchel, Linda McKee, Linda Rutledge. TUBA3 -Tghn Pat Seals, dance band, the Beltones, led by Lar- ry Shawhan, performed at several functions throughout the year in- Cluding the Choral Clinic, Junior Play, and a Chamber of Commerce meeting, FRONT: Randy Gresham, Bertie Good, Marsha MCKGG. LHUY3 Frazier, Karen Coomes. BACK:.l6ff ssxr A A ' mms -Q SN Danny Gochnauer, Billy Keeney, Susan Ketteman, Marla Sikes, Jeff Wyrick, Randy Gresham, Laura Frazier, Sylvia McKinley, Linda Tyner. SECOND: Jack Tracy, Donna Rigby, Kathy Adams, Shirley Foote, Jimmy Houston, H, D, Meador, Dennis Tyner, Janice Dameron, Judy Schmed- BAND Beginning its many and varied activities this year, the Belton Band played for our Homecoming game and also at that of Central Missouri State College at Warrensburg. The band also participated in band orchestra and brass clinics, clinics were also atended at Central Missouri State College and Pleasant Hill. THE BELTONES Belton's n e w l y Orgiinized Jyrick, Marla Sikes, Susan Kette- -an, Eddie Anderson, ljlla Marie till, Larry Shawhan, NOT SHOWN: Nancy Price, Keith Still. ding, Dolly Nichols, Mike Groh, Marsha McKee, Karen Coomes. FRONT: Nancy Price, Vice-President, Margo Tabor, Sharon Norman, Mary Seals, Pam Glbson, Secre- tary, Diana Shirk, Lorraine Lockhart, Diana Adams. Along with these and other activities the band made a tour of neighboring schools. Highlighting the year, the band attended the district music festival at Warrensburg followed by the state music festival at Columbia. Many small ensembles participated in various other programs. A A-T - 1 4, sa T' BACK: Paula Van Hooser, Ramona Bridgforth, Patricia Ellison, Sharon Dougan, Bertie Good, Cheryl Walker, Kim Blankenship, Clayton Frank, Melvin Griffith, Bob Speel- man, James Satterfield, Larry Shawhan, Carol McKay, Karen Coomes, Nancy Klapmeyer. SE COND: Peggy Wyman, Linda Howard, Jody Dobbs, Carol Ann Boeth, Elizabeth Zutterman, Mickey Tabor, Carole Gilmore, Susan Wyman. , tr ft Q gr 11 X W FRONT g Janice Dameron, Paulette Pierson, Laura Frazier, Janice Wyatt, Roselyn Salisbury, Gloria White, Ella Marie Still, John Preston, H, D, Meador, Keith Still, .TO1111 McKinney, Fred Hodkins, Sharon Scott, Bertie Jane Keen, Jeannine Robie, Mr. Pettegrew, Director. SEATED: Tem Farmer. SELECT CHOIR Among the many and varied activities the select choir participated in this year were the vocal clinics held at Belton and Warrensburg. Other memorable highlights were the Christmas and spring concerts. The choir also took part in a spring tour of many surrounding schools. Vocal Clinic November 12 Christmas Concert December 21 In climaxing an eventful season the select choir competed in the district musical festival at Warrensburg and at the state music festival at Columbia. Small ensembles of the select choir also participated in various other pro- grams. X61 S ggi X 1, X ..5l',Q,, , y A X W M tx J N, 4 1 A Allan Lynch ' A A' Gary fy, ' ' ' ' Senior Senior ' James Satterfield y Senior Bri f than boa: W Jim Cool ball Tea A is consid in the fa ipated ir Junior Larkey Senior LINE: Junior Larkey, Gary Shaddox, Jerry Black, Allan Lynch, Harold Brown, Ste- V ve Bower. BACKFIELDg Larry Saylor, Denton Dove, J. T. McArthur, Glen McDo- nald. we is L ' FRONT: Trainer Eddie A ger Pon Owen G Jones, I CO-CAPTAINS . G. W bb A 6 er Gary Shaddox, Coach Kenneth Frisbie, Jerry Black. Senior Left. Jeffrey Wyrick, Senior J. T- McArthur Below. Jim Cooper, Senior Senior IQ' Le---W W --Q-uxwiebw ,I 'nk f, 3, MN ,nv Denton Dove Jerry Black JUIHOI Senior Larry Shawhan Senior Bright points of Belton's football season were flj the record of the B team that boasted of three victories and one defeat and C25 the naming of Gary Shaddox, Jim Cooper, Denton Dove, and J, T, McArthur to the ball Team. Midwest All -District Foot- Although the Belton Pirates' 3-win and 7-loss record does not indicate what is considered a successful season, the true success, in Coach Frisbie's opinion, is in the fact that seventy boys in junior and senior high school enthusiastically partic- ipated in football, Jwn, Ste en McDo Glen McDonald Junior FRONT: Mike Weber, Delbert Starner, Harley Frost, Johnny Dalton, Tony Kriesel, Trainerglvlichael Falder, Gary Von Husen, BillGoodall, Richard Branton. SECOND: Eddie Anderson, Rusty Sellers, Bob Childers, JHITISS Saffeffieldf A' G' Webber, RO' ger Ponto, Dennis Harding, David Eblen, Tommy Seymour. BACIG RicRyBarH6S, Owen Good, Walter Bowen, Larry Shawhan, Jeffrey Wyfickf Ronnie Harms' Henry Jones, Bill Byrns, Gerald Price, Coach Gene HamPfOH- Sophomore David Fblen Right. Steve Bower, Sophomore Below. Harold Brown, Senior Larry Saylor J un ior 1 f ,L 461,37 . X f LW - O 7 , ifhfaffg fa . it yr V 21,12 ' , ff , ,, , . Mg? - f f., V rr? W f ,, tv Mraz' wif 4 M2 X , f i sv - '+,,, 7 z , f, Z ., ff W f 4 f f . , , , T ., W mfg - J. T. McArthur, 44, on an end run. Janies Satterfield, 42, is making a tackle, or is he getting ready to fly? Denton Dove, 24, is on a screen pass, Gary Shaddox, 49, and Jerry Black, 27, leading the way. Gil 9 N '-5 -Q- .- . -ll , -. -- -713 1- - ---1... J. T. McArthur, 44, is cat- rying the ball, Denton Dove, 24, blocking. A Tl team w and the three p but fou Beltoi Be ltol Be Ito: Beltol Be ltoi Be ltoi Beltoi Beltoi Be ltoi Be lto. Belton Be lto Belto Be Ito Belto Be Ito Belto Belto Belto Beltc on a . 49. lg the s car- e, 24, BA KETBA LL A TEAM: BACK: Jeffrey Wyrick, Milton Dean, Larry Gene Lucas, Sam Young, Coach Kenneth Callaway, Shawhan, Junior Larkey, Ronnie Harris, Denton Dove, FRONT: Glen McDonald. BASKETBALL The 1959-60 version of the Pirates' basketball team was one which gave the fans plenty of excitement and the coach plenty of gray hairs. Not more than two or three points separated the winner from the loser in all but four or five games. The Pirates came out on top in nine contests while losing twelve, Typical of all the games played was the final encounter with Windsor in the Regional Tournament, won by Windsor 25-23. The bright spot of the season was the night the Pirate basketeers captured the strong Grandview quintet. 1959-60 BA SKETBALL SEASON Belton 50 Archie 49 Belton 32 Grandview 24 Belton 38 Pleasant Hill 40 Belton 43 Peculiar 38 Belton 44 Drexel 39 Belton 46 Harrisonville 40 Belton 32 St. IosePh 35 Belton 57 Cass R-l 24 Belton 31 Pleasant Hill 34 Belton 46 Harrisonville 53 Belton 48 Miami 60 Belton 56 AICTUC 53 Belton 44 Miami 43 Belton 38 Drexel 35 Belton 42 Peculiar 56 f Gmuovlliw 'FUURNAMENT Belton 'rl-fl Vllfk Hill 43 llww Belton ,HJ Irlafrisonville 40 B TEAM, BACK: Coach Joe Alexander, Larry Saylor, Jim ff ,, lyfultl l f WFUBNAMFNT Startin, Keith Still, Sam Young, Steve Bower, RogerPonto. ,,,,,,,,,, ,, 40 FRONT: Bill Goodall, Richard Bl-amoo, Gary can-oll, K , 4, ,,,,.w 39 Blilrllll 'f x V 2- W 39 HQIYUIJ ,l ,l.4l,,,..1 lllll BASKETB iyf W Mmm Dean Demon Dove memor Junior . o. as can , ooo . , , a 'loossnounuu.uonannnuansnaaaaaooooonooooonsooanoo-oounnonaanuono .l .mmsf .......... 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Climaxing the evening was the crowning ofMiss Denny Schmidt, senior, as the 1959 Homecoming Queen. As the queen and her attendants gathered at the royal throne, Belton students faced the burning dummy of Grain Valley and sang Belton's school song. Friday afternoon was highlighted by the pa- rade. Class floats, the queen and her court, junior and senior pep clubs, the band, bicycle riders and horses slowly made their way down the main streets of town. At the 1959 Homecoming game, the Pirates took the field amid the encouraging shouts of vic- tory from the enthusiastic crowd. And victorious they were, as Belton defeated the Grain Valley Eagles 20-2. Rounding out the activities was the Home- coming Dance in the school cafeteria decorated in a Mardi Gras theme, bringing to a close a memo- rable event for all who participated. S X Shirla Na . 5.32 -f..':- Ig, , xg 2-'Q N 'fx '-,- gi .r x v -.v,.- 'sl N -' so ,1 .s s s is a',n , 5 -:i x .-..-.. 5 , jf-:-'I-5. b -.',-,e. Q9 D '-'Az'-'. 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Decorations consisted of red and white hearts inscribed with cupid sayings, hanging from the ceiling, g Auction display FAMILY FUN FAIR Providing an evening of fun for people of all ages, the third annual Family Fun Fair, sponsored by the Beta Mothers' Club, enabled the members of the Beta Club to attend their state convention at St. Louis. was F MILY FUN FAIR One of the highlighting features, the Jail .14 STUDE T GOVER ME T DAY To inform the students of the workings of Cass County's government, the students from all the county schools went to Harrisonville on November 19, 1959. Belton High sent its Student Council to another term. During the afternoon session, Charles Nethaway gave a speech about the duties of the prosecuting attorney. Two weeks later Charles Nethaway and Terry I-lulen, the two top officials of the Belton Student Council, tied for first place honors in an essay contest on the FIRST: Marsha Bagby, Ronnie Harris, James Satterfield, Barbara Lewis, Jeanne Ansley, Terry Bill Hulen, BACK: Pam Dickman, 'Barbara Letzig, Jim Startin, I-I, D, Meador, Jimmy Houston, Jimmy Blair. Terry Bill Hulen Judge ofthe Circuit Court presides with Charles Nethaway, prosecuting attorneyg H. D. Meador, clerk, James Satterfield, coronerg and Ronnie Harris, sheriff, subject, Education Through County Government Day, conducted by the American Legion. Their GSS-WS were published by the B E L T O N STAR HERALD, Student Government Day, when all the county officials took time out to help the students under- stand, was sponsored by the American Legiong lullch WQS Drovided by the Ladies Auxiliary. MD' thil Sganure l le Martine , Lucas . Geronte , Lucinde , Jacqueline Leandre . Valero , Thibault Perrin . Robert , , Maids . r ,uf if 4 . . . Sharon Dougan, Carol McKay l Q ,. 2 5 , if , NN 5 in Nh. Z Q 'A i F in 3. Do you really think, sot, that things can go on like this? . Glen McDonald . Carlene Schmidt . . . David Eblen . . . .Keith Still . .Marsha Clayton . . Virginia Blair . . Darrell Shriver . . Bill Byrns . . . Ricky Quinn . .Tom Buschman .Charles Nethaway l Oh! Ouchl PLAY What business is it of yours? Go on along home and look after the baby! THE DOCTOR IN SPITE OF HIMSELF The Doctor in Spite of Himself, Belton High School's first production of the 1959-60 season, was presented by members of the junior class under the direction of Mrs. Sally Graham and the student director, Patricia Ellison. The play, a comedy by Moliere, depicts the hilarious situation that arises when Sganarelle, a woodcutter, is mistaken for a doctor and is forced to treat a patient, The plot thickens when he dis- covers the patient is only pretending to be sick in order to escape marrying a man she doesn't love. A ' Y' r Hi han haw! What outlandish language is this 7 Chl Ow! Ouch! Gentlemen' Please! UN IOR CLASS Y' ATTENTION LADIES AND GENTLEMEN At this point the producers of this l96O Beltonian performance wish to allow you an intemission between acts. Ourpresen- tation will continue in three short months when we present the final act of our play in the 1960 Beltonian fall supplement, We, the members of your yearbook staff, sincerely hope that you have enjoyed the performance this far, and we hope that you will be looking forward to our grand finale in the l96O fall supplement. Thank You, i n in 'IX it K Myr wx o X x XXX T U XXL . A I XR lx IM Nw X W A P u X YQ! 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