Boonville High School - Entre Nous Yearbook (Boonville, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1957 volume:

I v ,Illxrfl.l.l ltiftH::Y.Lu. 3.: uvxbx$b .3! 1i l gdmim'stmtion anal gacultg $0011! of gducation LBFI TO RIGHT: HAMPTON TISDALE, Board Member; JUDGE ROY WILLIAMS, Legal Advisor; EARL PORTER, Vice-President; LEROY GERDING, Treasurer; DR. T. C. BECKETT, President; H. M. PENICK, Board Member; HARRY FORSEE, Board Member; MRS. MYLDRID GRAIN, Secretary; WILLIAM SWAIN, Superintendent of Schools. ROBERT F . BLANKENBAKER Principal WILLIAM F . SWAIN Superintendent FLORENCE STOECKLEIN HAROLD C. ROWLAND DORTHY WHITTEN pAUL LAUER Reading Ans Shep Girls Physical Education Mathematics Social Studies Mechanical Drawing Science DONALD OERLY IEWELL SLEIGHT SAM COCHRAN MILDRED ANDERSON Social Studies English Mathematics English Bookkeeping Chemistry Spanish General Business Assistant Coach MILDRED BROWN UNCAS MCQUIRE HELEN JOHNSON EDWARD C. DUGAN Social Studies Biology Homemaking Vocational Science Related Arts Agriculture a V a ii i- ; GERALD McCOLLUM FRED BIESEMEYER MARY SHACKLEFORD TOM MCCARTHY Band DIIBCtOI' Basketball Coach Librarian C. 0. E. Drivers' Training Mathematics MARILYN SCHMIDT LEWIS SHOOP ANN HANFORD English Counselor Social Studies Speech Science WILMA JACKSON HARRISON COCHRAN LAVBRN SANFORD pAULmAS Shorthand Mathematics English Art Typing Social Studies Social Studies Football Coach Secretarial Training Library President . . . . . . . . . . Bob Renfrow Vice-President . . . . . . . Gaylan Cope Secretary-Treasurer . . . Shirley Burkhead LARRY WAYNE ADKINS Going into business with father. r JOYCE ALLEN Undecided JUANITA AMICK Central Business College, Kansas City, Missouri. BOB ATKINSON M . U . Columbia , Agriculture , Engineering. CARL BECKER Farm JUDY KAY BIEBER M arty Chad Hennenfent. CHARLES BRUCE Farm I. B. CALLIS Westminister College at Fulton , Missom' LINDA BUPORD Undecided STUART CALLISON George Washington University; Government and Foreign Affairs. SHIRLEY BURKI-EAD Southwest Baptist College, Boli- var; Elementary Education. EARL CARY Marry Anna Stegner LARRY CAMPBELL Air Force DALE CRAIGHEAD To woxk or armed forces. REBECCA COX Marry Dick Turley ROBERT DYER M. U. Columbia; Social Science. JOYCE COOK C. M. S. T. College, Warrens- burg, Missouri; Elementary Edu- cation. KATHERINE DARBY Undecided JOHN EICHELBERGER Navy GAYLAN COPE C. M. S. T. College; Warrens- burg, Missouri. w m w v w J l JANE DERENDINGER M. U. , Columbia; Pre-medical. IANETTE GANDER C. M. S. T. College; Warrens- burg, Missouri, Elementary Edu- cation. m w m m m n mm m . RONALD GARVEY United States Air Force. EDDIE GAUTIER Undecided LLOYD E. GEIGER Business Law v v w m mmmmu MARVIN GREIS Trucking business . Wu M NH mJH m .HWW SARAH JANE GREIS Business College, Sedalia. MIKE HANNA M. U. Journalism. BOB HARNED Missouri Valley. LEONARD HAWKES Marines or College. BOB HARRIS M . U. Columbia, Engineering. BILLIE SUE HENDRIX Marry Leonard Hawkes. CARL HOPPE Navy . JACK HOLLEY College of Pacific, Eugene, Q'e- gon . SHARON HOLLAND Christian College; Court Report- er. MARGARET HILDEN Business College, Sedalia. I 5,, 5-1 L0 kari Mmle Craijg:d.Q W W SANDRA KENNEY Wed Charles Custer. ROSEMARY IACKS ON Business School, Stenography. GIADYS LANGLOTZ Nurses Training General Hospital Kansas City, Missouri. PAT HUME Central College; Law. JUDY LEATHERS Work at Lyric Theatre. FRANCES KOSFELD Work in Kansas City. GRETCHEN LENT T. C. U. Radio or TV work. H. '1'. MAY Join the Navy or get married. OPAL MORROW Work . JAMIE LEONARD M. U. ; Law or Journalism. DONALD MEYER Reserve 5 LINDA MOSLEY College at Springfield. Missouri , Elementary Education. RAYMOND LUCKEY College at Springfield. LARRY LYMER Farm with father. LORNA MEYER Visit California and then to St. Louis , Missouri DIZANA MORRIS Nurses Training General Hospital Kansas City, Missouri. LAVERN NEWELL Work at Clemo's . NORRIS REICHEL College TOMMY PRIESTER William Jewell College at Liber- ty, Missouri. LINDA SUE PECK Northwestern Missouri State Teachers' College, Maryville, Missouri; Business . PATRICIA PAINTER Aeronautical School . FREDDIE RICHARDSON M. U. Nuclear Physics. IIM REPP M. U. Columbia, Chemical En- gineering. ROSALIE RENTSCHLER Work. KATHRYN ROBINSON BOB RENFROW Undecided. Missouri University, School of Engineering. CAROLE ROBINSON University of Missouri . i y ' PHYLLIS SCHEBLY Missouri University; Business. ALBERT STOCK PHYLLIS TWILLMAN Undecided . 12 DOROTHY SHAW Become Mrs. Bill Harlan. GLENDA TAYLOR Typical woman GJndecidedL IGNNETH VERTS Air Force . IIM SIMS MARTHA TEDRICK C. M. S. T. College, Warrens- burg, Missouri. EDDIE STANPIELD College At Springfield. BETTY THOMPSON C. M. S. T. College at Warrens- burg, Missouri; Elementary Edu- cation. CHARLES WAIBEL University of Missouri. A NANCY WILLIAMS Christian College , Columbia , Missouri. , . ' NORMA WEEKLEY C. M. S. T. College at Warrens- burg, Missouri. ' ' BARBARA WEBSTER C. M. S. T. Colleige, Wan'eng4 burg, Missouri. LOGAN WALTERS Farm . IOANNE WITHERSPQON Work . ,g Elli .le 3 3. i: DON WINNINGHAM Air Force . GARY WINN Northeast Missouri Teachers' College, Kirksvlue; Pre-medlcal. i. .mm- -mn-m-i tam RUT H ADMR ALLEN ATKINSON BAILEY BECHTOLD BEGEMAN BLANKENBAKER BRADLEY IAMES PHYLLIS ALFRED BRENT CAMPBE LL CHAMBERLIN CLARK COCHRAN CAROLYN CRAME R CRAWFORD DOWE EILE NBERGER FERGUS ON 15 HOFFMAN FRANKIE HURT MARTHA IM HOFF SUELIIIN MARY KRUE GER LANGLOTZ F CLEVA ROBERT PHYLLIS McCLOUd McDANIEL MOEHLE LARRY IERRY ROBERT NICFWARNER PALMER PERS INGER RILEY ' SALLMAN LOIS DON VIRGINIA KEITH SANDERS SCOTT SCOTT SHIPP LARRY JOAN PAUL ANNA CHAJTIES SIECKMAN SILVEY SIMMONS STEGNER STEGNER 17 JANE CHARLES ' DOUG KENNETH PE GGY STOCK TAYLOR THOMAS TRAVIS VERNON TERRY JOHN WEBER WHITE HURSE VVILLERS gnqll'sb MI BOB LARRY t WOODS YULE ZELLER MRS. ANDERSON, INSTRUCTOR 18 President . . . . . . . . . . .Billy Dyer Vice-President . . . . . . . Steve Kramer Secretary-Treasurer . . . . . MarieTopel TOMMY MAURICE LESLIE ' WAYNE RIC HARD KAY ADAIR AMICK BABBITT BALLEW BARNER BASLEE NORMA GARY KAT HRYN IDA MERRY IEAN BECHTEL BRIDGEWATER BRYAN BUEKER BUFORD JOYCE ROBERT JOE IACKIE KENNE TH BURNETT CALLIS ON CARY CLOU GH COOPER CRAMER HENRY JOHN PHILLIP IU DY LARRY MARVIN CRITTEND ON DERENDINGER DODS ON ' DOYLE DOYLE DUNCAN CHRYSANNE RUSSELL LARRY BARBARA DONNIE EMBRY ESRY FARRIS FOSTER FOSTER JARED FLAN DERS DALE IEFPRESS CAROLE LIVINGSTON HAROLD GRAMLICH MARY JAN E MADD OX LOLA MARSCHEL TOMMY FRIEDRICH DOROTHY HANSETT LOIS HUTCHISON BETTY JO MILLER LOZETTA IANES DICK POHL DALE QU I GLEY HAROLD KENNETH SHERMAN SIMS BILL TINS LEY TOPEL PATTY LILY WAIBEL ' WALTERS KEVIN RIPPERGER BONNIE O' BRIEN OVERSTREET PERRY MARGIE TE RRY LEON SMITH STOVER SARTAXN CHARLES JOYCE MART HA TRIGG VUILCOT VUILC OT DUAN E CLARA HAROLD WATSON WEBSTER WEBSTER JOHN DOUGLAS IUDITH SHERRY . SHARRI ANNE WEBSTER WEEKLEY WEED WELLS WERMERS WILLIAMS PAUL KENNETH SHIRLEY WOOLDRIDGE ZIMMERMAN WILKERS ON WILLIAMS World gastory MISS BROWN , INSTRUCTOR ANNA MAE BRYAN BUFORD SHARON CHAMBERLIN 7;; x 7:5,, ;xk.n . DAVID LILLIAM CRITTENDEN DeGRAPFENREID STEVE MARY ECKERT EMMEL FRUSTER PENELOPE KAY YVONNE LARRY CHARLES GERHARDT GIBS ON GIVENS GRAPES GRATHWOHL JOHN MONA SUE CHARLES SARAH NANCY ROGER KALB KEITH KEY KLINE KORSEN LAND STEPHEN MCDANIEL MIKE ANNA GEORGE JAMES THELMA MCWILLIAMS MASON MARTIN MAY ME RCER NUNN NUNNELLY PLILER PURDY $9 ax MELISSA RENFROW CAROL SCHUMAKER BEVERLY SMITH MARIAN SPRI GGS SHARON WENDLETON JEANIE MUSIAL WAYNE PAT WOLFE WOLFE ZELLER RUSSELL President . . . . . . . . . Harold Moudy Vice-President. . . . . . . Billy Hampton Secretary-Treasurer. . . . . Teddy Babbitt TEDDY RONALD JOYCE BABBITT BALLEW BECKER NICKIE B OBBY JANET DAVID ELIZABETH BLANK BLE DSOE BOBHM BOTTONS BUEKER KAREN KAREN JOYCE DE NNIS RONNIE COCHRAN CORN'E LIUS CRAWFORD CRUMP CUSTER BARBARA GARY HELEN LENA DELMAR S HARON DESMOND DINW'IDDIE DOYLE DOYLE DUNCAN FERGUS ON DENNIS BOBBY BOBBY IANET FISHER FLIPPIN FRAZER FRIE DRICH CARL BILLY CYNTHIA NORMAN ALBE RT CHARLE S GERHARDT HAMPTON HARLAN HARRIS HAUN HAYTON EDDIE SALLY HOWELL HOWARD RONNIE BOB HAROLD HEATHER HENDRIX HILL JIMMY HELEN DIXIE CLYDE MARY LU LARRY HUNDLEY JENNINGS IOHN'MEYER JOHNS ON IOHNWYER JONES xxm xxx: K .L 308 IORDON CHARLOTTE LU CKEY FRANKIE IIM CARL MARILOU BOBBY 0 'BRIEN PAINTER PALMER RANDEL REYNOLDS MARY BETH RICHERS ON ROBERT S CHUS 'I'E R KENNETH LINDA LINDA HUGH LANA CHARLENE SIMM ONS SHELNUTT SHOCK STAUFFER STAU FFER STOCK YVONNE BILL RONNIE DONNIE RONN LE HAMPTON STOCK TEMPEL THOMA THOMAS THOMAS TIS DALE PE GGY BENNIE NORMA ALBERT RODDY D ONNIE TRIMBLE TROUT UTLAUT WAIBLE WALDBART WASSMAN RUTH DIANA DONNIE J'ILL BENNIE EARIf-NE WEBER WENDLETON WILLIAMS . WINKLEMEYER ZIMMERMAN OERLY gt'glztk grade gnglislz MRS. SLEIGHT, INSTRUCTOR JK?I'1itlunetfc MR. LAU'ER , INSTRUCTOR MIKE ANNETTE B ILLY JANET CARL KAY HARRIS HARRISON HAYTON HEIN HODEL HOLLAND JIMMY NANCY LAU DERBACK LEATHERS LARRY SHERRY JAE GER IAE GE R r73w W C 1 A . hJ BEVERLY MARY ROBERT RAYMOND MARY JANE LYTTON MCCORMICK MADDEX MAHONEY MILLS A , i '9' !111 STEVIE FRANCES IOHNNY RONNIE JACK MORRIS MORROW NICHOLS ODOM OWEN DON ION CAROL GARY TONI PAINTER PAINTER POHL PRICE REYNOLDS JOHN TOM MY CHARLES WARNER PE GGY DONALD RILEY ROWE SCHILB SCHLER SCHRADER SCOTT JOYCE BILLY BETTY SHIRLEY JUDITH SEARS SHEPERD STANFIELD STEGNER STOCK KENT GARY HOWARD TROUT WAM PLER WILC OX WOLFE mac; ding grts ELIZABETH YOUN G Seven ill gm CIG an El llSll MRS. SANFORD, INSTRUCTOR Social Studies 1 MR. COCHRAN, INSTRUCTOR l 38 .j?rt I 1 COACH PAPPAS , INSTRUCTOR ly IIIIII. :5 W3 Ell II!!! J I I ll-I'lEIIIEI III I I Coenera-l Science of MR. MCGUIRE, INSTRUCTOR Vol. 11 hanksgr oumew , uch 1' 3 7 The annu chcbl Inv.i ournavment 01 3 ith three g: he results w: W anville Cat Moberly Grr Boonville P'u : Kemper Yelt v h WV L ony of Ply- s assembled Srodi for the 'n. 10 commor- 1ks to God pon them. we today of giving as a day . 11 instead Hickman Kent New Franklix Tuesda ni h: 3- e y .g ,mence using an. 3 Tuesday mghx .,-,, . V . Jamie Leonald 3 Stomp 0n 1t. ontest of the evemng the Um- . . - - - . Bob Harms w Feed 1t to an 'erSIty ngh Cubs of Columb1a Cl dosporuim 4 3 '.' .1: Fair! :1 . 3 lefeated the 173' W 'On5 by I Pat Painter 3 Give it to Bob 1 score of 49 to :ap the Boonvill- nto the finals Soonville Cathol, -'-'1 His ca; run. . --. a LUI- w. sperity Lying standard . v 11y the evxl around us like the gngl-is TRUCTOR 1e and the Communist aggres GHWDT'mS ....ugs are ugly smears on our 111 x553..1.u1; be overlooked but there are many m1 - Hood things that cannot be overlooked also. So thie voice in prayer find ti! ahve and Iivmg in a m 1 : I MISS SHA hme to thank Him 13,- i '6ra; W '1 vou lift you1 CKELFORD LIB ou are verity enj 03 ll RARIAN Wednesday n1, Jew Franklin g: yer at 6:30. At :ewpies of Co. ross-town riv: tubs, The last 1mg pitted t: Aoberly again: ons. 'Ihe finals 1 1ight beginnir. :ame saw the Pranklin-Kerrq y-Fayette g; or consolati: At 8:30 t: W Varriors squ ' oser of th: Iickman ga hird place. The big he climax nent, plar .gainst tht nan-U. Hi: hbuun. Honor Society nwets At Burkhead Home lifggigi The B.H.S. branch of. the Na-l ' ional Honor Society met Wed- 1esday, November 14, at the home Ization are Stuart. and Sec.- Preasurer. 3 Members of the present organi- 'Ronnie Garvey, Eddie CEUUEUXA, Jim Hampton,' For a Hallelujah Cho1us Messiah Following this program by the could it be B S? 21- chorus. the band will be nresented. dnm'mt to you. peace ''''' H1: 1r, nomedas pray f0: 11' fellov W U My W ILINIW .',' 1 IP F :h Fred R. .1 several d Gerry Wing. 1d a pretty 1 Lay B. has re secret ambit Bob R.? Lee B. are each other. .- you two goin .9 Drive-In is i L. 12.? Rose M. see ff real well. at Jeanie W. h ne R. 3d Dick P., how . to walk six b1 1mm dbiNh . 1d, who is this we have been seeing you Anna- 3 .thrnn LTA'Hunrl urn! VNAnnia 2;? e 5 Women , - .- ngason ' ff ishali ?irates play their :f the basketball ., shall November 2'? ville. H. T. May, Earl , Naibel, Larry Ross, ' - -' ,, . ,all men under the I V i - t ' ' :ar. These boys have had their 10 Co-Char. ice are our p tie for firs lch team lost Lice game this Mexico, Mt x1: , on to Boonvili . h n Cit nrid the Mob ds other tm 'wMO UN; he I G , a good job in keeping t of the back-board cir- 3. Ronnie Garvey, Jack Hol- MR-M . CO 'e Leonard Hawkes and Eddie e W 004R? - C90 0 .atanfield will be the huslers out- wrong fat 19y, 11v ' ' . side the key for the Pirates a 20-7 and MBA. 87790 Hawks went OVBI' un the next play, Favorite SporD-Daoncuilall. Three juniors, Jerry Riley, Keith 'ed the TD against 019 nd Repp ran the EP, another Favotite foodeChicken. Shipp, Bob Woods, Will probably HikaS makmg the e 4! fwnble was recovered b Yule 0n! Favonte colore-Blue. see some action also for the var- t. Stanfield hit my dirt-against' f y t t i: ity uAss. These three boys have ico and Irrihoff NW . . c 25 end carried to the 4 hy NEWEJHE Repp. been giving the nine seniors a real 1. these injm' ' C ralnulilkoR er Riley and Bruce. With hit- Pncuhm- ., race for their positions. Doug onlv . .5 $31 00 W'omas, Gary Day, Gary Bridge- CDrWL E gm: . Larry Williams and Kenny 001x09 Wine Pyme, , tong with the help of Riley, E Woods will make up the 1:. A and -B squad have ities this year. Coach ver and Sam Coch- dence in this year's a fine record. ec Auugh with an ' r , 3 3. i, . 'ctory. A 19 yard 9 to Garvey and W a j 3 i l . H e by Hawks tal' 3v - . quarter and I 'Xm -A'e. - . t' 3. bucked acros- M ? . r 3 v ' Iring the 2nd t try-for-poih of the Ins J uncil . o 't Wight At BHS 3 ,';'1ining class cf tx , liool has organ- X safety council mm: mam young ' automo- week later e Helias Crus:I .- e. In the Is Repp to Ha ards and a for the 7thi1u'. for 53 yards ts in the 2nd ugh to the st: he 3rd quarter scored after 7 s in the first ' school to be second floor been prepared v yard where .: are pictured. the class ob- ing during the tffic violators nmons to ap- ncil which is ngaroo court. as been pre- .- Jury issues a sentence . 511 with the idea of helping the stu- . .mis week, the fans were r e Marshall Owl Blue and White t, 19-7 Victor ng the first quai pass to Stanfie '5 . . . dent reaiize the importance of each the end 2: .m: miemen al- heated to dance musm and Jazz safe driving. Six students were th when Stanfielai .t W 0 so did a magnificent job of clear- at the half and between games by given summons during the first six the Pep Band. This swinging or- ganization, masterminded by that weeks period of school and were tried by the student court. the one and Garvey added ing the field for them. Lost to extra. on a toss frdm Repp. the Bucs are Senior linemen Cope, glome ECOIIOHI l-CS MISS JOHNSON, INSTRUCTOR G. C9. 8. Club MR. MCCARTHY, SPONSOR COUNSELOR: Mr. Lewis Shoop AND STUDENT: Juanita Amick PRINCIPAL: . F. Blankenbaker SECRETARY: Miss Taylor SUPERINTENDENT William P. Swain SECRETARY: Mrs. Cram Jack Hoiley To Head Students Seniors at the Boonville Hig School were elected president an- secretary-treasurer of the studen body at; an election held Thursda A sohomore, Dick Pohl, was unop posed for vice president. Jack Holley was named presiiie of the student organization an Joyce Cook, secretary-treasurer. Dorothy Shaw, Linda Sue Fee and Phyllis scheibly, seniors, Nanc : 4, Long, junior, and Janey Hone t OMHC and Joyce Callison. sophomor Stu en were named cheer leaders. Samsom W $ Sta Wm 690 sofzigotpxcwed' ?- r'. . 0012 .8h00 n'amqe ea'b .-I Dare yd Re 9?? iM: K. ship 99: .-3 Am nnel . mkhead r2. Richardsom: Stalk ma ' B EFT TTOm QYToVeLN'wng L . Canison: : DyeI 46 gm. . Custodians MR. BEN MOORE '4, MR. HENRY BATES o, N: . Mg . ' w . ,. c7371 MR. DUGAN, SPONSOR Jane Derendinger Chosen To Compete For DAR Award Miss Jane Derendinger was se- lected this morning to compete for the state Good Citizenship award of the Daughters of the American Revolution. She wil receive the local award of the Hannah Cole chapter in May. Miss Derendinger, a senior in the high school, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Derendinger of near Boonville. In selecting the representative to compete for the state award the school faculty first chooses three senior girls, after which the sen- ior class selects the one it feels is most outstanding. Qualifications are dependability; leadership, ser- vice. and patriotism. . On February 1, 1957. Miss Deren- dinner will take a written test gixen by the National Society of the D.A.R. which is given to win- 2'::';1's all over the country. The award for winning in the state is: First prize, $100 Savings a:hd, second, $50 Savings bond. rm! 'hi'rd, $25 Savings bond. NATIO NAL Honor Society Elects New Members The members of the National Honor Society of Boonville High School met last week to select the Inew senior class members for 1956-57. ' The four juniors who were chos- en last year and form the nuce- lens for this year's organization are Jim Repp, Shirley Burkhead, Stuart Callison and Gretchen Lent. Gaylan Cope, a, member of the Honor Society at Springdale, Ar- kansas, has transferred his mem- bership to B.H.S. The new members who were chosen on the basis of scholarship, character and ability are Bob Dy- er, Joe Bruce Callis, Eddie Stan- field, Freddie Richardson, Jane Derendinger and Carole Robinson. The next meeting will be a cow ered dish supper at the home of Miss Gretchen Lent. At this time the members will be formerly initiated. LEFT TO RIGHT: I. B. Callis, E. Stanfield, G. Lent, G. Cope, P. Richardson, I. Repp, C. Robinsonl B. Dyerl S. Callison, I. Derendinger, S. Burkhead, and Miss Brown , Sponsor. 77261 I'C l1 ing Q30 nal MR. MCCOLLUM, DIRECTOR 678011 CJJPIDQFS Trombone . . . Fred Richard son Cornet ..... N orrls Reichel Drums ...... Garry Winn Clarinet ..... Lloyd Geiger Concert CBCUIJ MR. MCCOLLUM, DIRECTOR w ora man To Be Presented AI Open Haul. ' The Boonvllle high 5.: department will preser concert tomorrow even w high school, beglnmng I The chorus will conl glrlsl glee club of 2 and the mixed chorus bers. This program will by the open house to wtl of high school student: interested friends axe i Guests will assemble ditorium for the con will include two num combined chorus: To' Sing, Thack, and I l Where Jesus Walked. A special feature 0 gram will be the pres two student conductor: ' Miss Patty Begenmn . club will conduct hc' tion of There Are 5 ..1ngs,- nd Mike Hanna of ..c mixed horus will conduct his interpre- atlon of O God, Thou Art; My cod. . Other numbers by the glee club ill include: Hollday for Strings, zena, Tzena, Tzena; and The reen Catherdml by the sextet. The mixed chorus will sing Ave arts and Ifcals Castle. Donald Reed is the director of ocal music at the high schgol. f! - the program, W. F. Swain, +3 schools, will ' l l ' Ernswer any i ! glee Gill 6 MR. REED, DIRECTOR AAAA- 300 Allend Band, ; Chorus Concert? l g l quartet, Dick Pohl, Mike Hanna. Keith Shipp and Fred Richardson, sang a group of Christmas carols. Sandra. Bailey sang the spiritual, Sweet Little Jesus Boy. In the final number by the en- tire choru b c; ' companiecls tieniaslsn 612;: 77211134 81101113 MR. REED , DIRECTOR were Gerald McCollur Griesbach, Joyce Callisor, ' Reichel anl Ed Gautier, with Kathryn Bryan and Nancy Long accompapnisbs. . The concert band played several numbers. Highlighting them all was the Entry of the Gods into Valhalla. They also played Ave Maria. Sleigh Ride, White Christ- mas and Christmas Rhapsody. Decorated Christmas trees pro- vided a holiday setting. They were . decorated by Mrs. Morrisri nvu-l krm -. . , l LEFT TO RIGHT: rgwlfle'rs 0R M. I. Maddox RUM MN I. Haerle ., 5' G. Lent -, A. Geiger B . Foster LEFT TO RIGHT: . Richardson . Geiger . Shipp . Bailey M. Hanna 1. Bieber D. Pohl mxiww 52 CLOC KWISE: . Holley . Callison . Long . Schlebly . Peck - . Shaw CHEERLEADERS: Left To Right: M. Renfrow, S. McCoy, K. Cornelius, I. Boehm, R. Weber. THIRD ROW: I. James, P. Travis, S. Simmons, Y. Stock, N. Ulaut, FOURTH ROW: I. Birge, C. Bowman, P. Gerhardt, G. Begeman, A. Blank, M. Simmons, Mrs. Whitten. FIFTH ROW: M. Johnson, H. Jennings, S. HoWard, M. Richerson, D. Cramer, C. Harlan, M. Mills, D. Loman. M. Randel, P. Schrader. 54 LUIquuph-d s Bcnnd by wuswonm Mmmlum. Mn, u, s A. gunior gflgl'l 98p Squad MRS. WHITTEN, SPONSOR K. Gibson, 5. Bryan, S. Kline, P. Snider, M. Emmel, I. Wolfe. SECOND ROW: A.A0K1ns, Senior 5109,11 506p Squat! MRS. WHITTEN, SPONSOR CHEERIEADERS: Left To Right: L. Peck, I. Holley, D. Shaw, I. Calllson, N. Long, P. Schiebly. SECOND ROW: C. Livgngston, I. Bieber, S. Burkhead, I. Gieger, S. Wermers, M. Maxwell, M. Harris. THIRD ROW: 3. Holland, I. Gander, P. Painter, S. Morris, C. Robinson, J. Cook, 1. Branch. FOURTH ROW: K. Baslee, I. Cramer, M. Topel, M. Smith, L. Marschel, L. Sanders. Mrs. Whitten. FIFTH ROW: 0. Schler, M. I. Maddox, S. Wells, I. Haerle, L. Walters, B. Foster. Volleyball gm MRS. WHITTEN, COACH FRONT ROW: S. Simmons, M. Imhoff, M. Frost, L. Marschel. SECOND ROW: I. Branch, R. Atkinson, M. Hilden, S. Grels. THIRD ROW: C. Livingston, I. Amlck, P. Travis, B. Miller, A. Klatt. FOURTH ROW: P. Chamberlin, G. Lanalotz, V. Scott. Mrs. Whitten, A. Stegner, J. Cook, L. Buford. '0' m 5 Q3 Club m COACH BIESMEYER, SPONSOR FRONT ROW: Left To Right: I. Repp, S. Callison, L. Ross, D. Thomas, I. Hampton, I. Riley, E. Stanfiedl, N R. Garvey, I. B. Callls. SECOND ROW: B. Woods, P. Simmons, B. Pulliam, K. Blankenbaker, L. Ellenberga', I. Adair, L. Sieckman, L. Hawkes. THIRD ROW: L. Imhoff, G. Zeller, D. Allen, H. Adair, H. Sherman, B. Sallman, I. Ktonhart, G. Cope. FOURTH ROW: Coach Biesmeyer, C. Becker, L. Doyle, H. T. May, C. Bruce, R. Luckey, D. Griesbach. Senior alzttermen. anal GOGCAQS . ' . o- 1 gaiqe'geyd. Oh 005163 msm' igavdcoac . Ga a$ I at I W3 9 chgaF9semeY $0 $19 003 hgie witmoxgciit 0030 . a . x149 51 wag em Gw- yew Be .9 c;- ge99 ' gootball Squad LEFT TO RIGHT: Coach Pappas and Coach Biesemeyer. FIRST ROW: R. Waldbart, L. Doyle, L. Ross, G. Zeller, K. Blankenbaker, D. Thomas, D. Allen, L. Ellenberger. SECOND ROW: L. Yule, R. Garvey, C. Bebker, I. Adair, E. Stanfield, I. Eichelberger, L. Sieckman, I. Repp. THIRD ROW: L. Hawks, G. Cope, H. Adair, C. Bruce, 1. Hampton, I. Riley, P. Simmons, D. Winningham. FOURTH ROW: B. Pulliam, R. Hoerl, P. Wooldridge, B. Kenney, D. Howell, B. Woods, D. Watson, L. Grapes. FIFTH ROW: D. Griesbach, D. Huff, L. Imhoff, B. Fuser, C. Key, G. Putnam, H. Sherman, B. Sallman. SIXTH ROW: A. Clark, L. Nicewaner, 56 I. Kronhart, I. Clough, I. May, I. Nunnelly, Coach Cochran. ouchdown Tide! W ve Sinks Mioberi 'Irates Gain NEMO Tie ith 49-13 Vicferv orly-Four Players ee Attion III somecoming Win Boonville Hights Pirates ast night gained a first clace tie in the Northeast issouri Conference, broke homecoming jinx held over lhem by Moberly and rack- -d up the highest score a l'oonville football team has allied in many a year as hey ran wild over the Mo- oerly Greyhounds by a 49 to I3 score at Kemper Stadium Coach Paul Pappas' barges wasted very littl ime in building up their 19: s they tal'ed two tOL' owns wit - first tb minutes 0 t Md four TD; ' x . ones Dedicaie 19-14 Victory Io R. F. Blankenbake In a special assembly at th Boonville High School auditoriu yesterday the Boonville High Pi Ites football team presented ' kaenbaker, high schot with the original 'gam their game with the Helix; :rs and dedicated the ganj B'. I .15 for the dedication of th qual terf ,- were made last week, but 21 TheBl Is and information were wi1 tmercifu .d until assembly time. berly ck third strX field as the first-JA .1 -. Team Captain Jim Repp pr .ented the ball, with which 1; . Pirates defeated Helias 19 to last Friday night at Jefferson Cit 44 me ares. to Blankenbaker as the Boonvil High band swung out with F every man saw so second Greyhomw ' He's a Jolly Good Fellow. t whic: came on a 55 ' n. 'h'tw . t , Painted on the pigskin were t on t e last Play of the - ' w t t names of the two opposing tean scored against the Pirates 1 the final score and the date string team. . he game. Also on the ball w Coach Pappas stated it w . e names of the Boonville Hf strictly a team victory, and 521 Ichihg staff and the names it would be hard to point out ar' Boonville Pirate players. one man who had more to d1 t the win over any others. All squads show .they wanted to ball while they we1e on thei as they allowed the Gre yhom to net only 61 yalds by rushi and gave up only three first dew: in the game. Boonville could have trounced thu visiting team even harder than they did had Pappas left the first Stanfield picked up six yards and then three. Baanville lost five .; on a penalty and then Repp raced 32 y'atds to the Moberly 24. Repp hit Stanfield on the five and Eddie ran into the end zone for 57 the T-D. Repp made the score 35 JOYCE CALLISON YOU ALL! OH, I'M SO HAPPY! ml... 5 H E M O S m T A :17 078am KNEELING: I. Repp I. Holley Coach Biesmeyer STANDING: H. T. May C. Walbel L. Ross E. Stanfield ucsTuke Own Tur W Hickman 2nd, U- High 3rd; Qisfiiifziiigyd FIRST ROW: Left To Right: I. Holley, E. Stanfield, H. T. May, I. Repp, L. Ross, 0 C C. Waibel. SECOND ROW: L. Hawks, B. Woods, E. Cary, D. Thomas, R. Garvey. 3 3 3 THIRD ROW: I. Riley, K. Shlpp, A. Clark, L. Doyle. FOURTH ROW: 1. Painter 3student 3 i managed, G. Brldgewater, I. Clough, G. Day, Title For Pirates ' m 2: :rsziiizziz ;2::?::;3: 8- .l'sfirSl In Eight ' ' ' Years 0! Tommy For the first time in the eight year history of the BDonviIlg; High Invitational Thanksgiving Basketball Tournament the host team, Boonville Highis Pirates, last night garnered the tourna- ment championship an 3L downed last wwu' and H the Cplu les, Bainuh 60 gunior gagll $as$etlmll Squad SAM COCHRAN, COACH FRONT ROW: H. Moudy, B. Hampton, S. McDaniel, J. Kalb, E. Hinkle. SECOND ROW: I. May, G. Nunn, G. Day, I. Putnam, I. Eakin. gun 1.0,. $lC1g Cast MEN ARE LIKE STREETCARS MISS SCHMIDT, DIRECTOR Senior Qlag east 'OLD DOC MISS SCHMIDT, DIRECTOR 61