Breckenridge High School - Echo Yearbook (Breckenridge, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 106 of the 1954 volume:

XJXBQWE LIBRIS X Q X X Q ,... J f . N, , , X K' M I 5 x x I .4-' S .-- '.'.f-'17 '.'- ,J 1 - ',.f'f,r .- ' V- . ' .34 ' wif-W .N - 4, V' f , - ?': 'r 'A I ',..',..- ' It is through the effort and sacrifices -of our parents that w , .ne Senior class of l95h, have been able to complete our grade and high school education Because of their loyalty, patience, and guidance, we are nov ready to go out into the world and meet the challenge of the future In appreciation of these and many more deeds, we dedicate to our parents the 19514, ECHO and an and and Mrs an and and and and an an Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Slyvia Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Forrest and and an and and and Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Raymond and Mrs and Mrs 3 , A f K , 4 Mr. . Mrs d Q e e 1 Mr. . MPO O Mr. d . Mr. . .- Mrs e J Mr: e 0 e 8 Mrs e Mrs d 0 L Mr. d . Mr. and Mrs. J. O. McCorkendale Mr. Mr. . Mr. . Mrs d o Mr. . Mr. . 1 Mrs e Mr. Mrs 0 Mr. . L ,- R uae , 1 if Frank Adams T V Be l Lloyd Etherton Orville Etherton Eveleth Ralph Hall George Hargrave Orda Henry H P Ho an Fred Lewis Henry Losh John Mallett Mclntire Everett Newton Ben O'Del1 Buford Phillips LeRoy Pratt Richard Prewitt Owen Shrum Spaulding Lloyd Spidle Ray Wheelbarger Standing Pat Adams, Betty Mallett, Jean Ann Murray, Peggy O'Dell, Esther Bell, Donnie Etherton, MRS NELSON Sitting Juanita Shrum, Carol Joyce Hall, Nigel Spidle, llP8lP9t lcCorkendale, Jack Wilson, Delores Pratt, Earl Mike Tomlin Editor in chief Margaret McCorkendale Assistant Editor in chief Business lanager Assistant Business Manager Advertising Manager Assistant Advertising Manager Girls Sport Editor Boys Sport Editor Art Editor Literature Editor Class Editor Activity Editor Feature Editor Typists Faculty Advisor .- ?i9.D ', l wutif- woeav !.' Jack Wilson Nigel Spidle Carol Joyce Hall John Lewis Earl like Tomlin Betty Mallett Donnie Etherton Jean Ann Murray Juanita Shrum Peggy O'De11 Delores Pratt Esther Bell Patricia Adams Nancy Hargrave Mrs Nelson I I 0 al O Honor n This trophy case is a part of the beautiful new S120,000 addition to our school building This addition consists of auditorium gymnasium with adjoining stage and shower rooms, and three class rooms le owe special thanks to the people of our community and to the school board members, President Ralph Hall, Curtis Curnow, Clifford Hargrave, Luther Eddings Hallett Potts, Clifford Catron, and Sec'y and Treas, E E Divinia, who was so interested in the betterment of our school The Senior Class of 19514 considers in an honor to be the first to receive our diplomas in this new auditorium Ni mx nh ' F y X Ig,-5 4 an af. 44,- 3 ,. S Q f f 1:0 Admml tration LBROY IELSON Superintendent Citizenship Driver Training HUGH IELCH Principal Science Mathematics ELIZABETH IELCH Commerce Social Studies LETA ICCORKENDALE Home Economics lathematics HOWARD DUNCAN Physical Education Industrial Arts IILLIAI SCHRADER Music IVA NELSON English Dramatics -3' SENIURS ' ulfu mf gf X ? 9 figs -X ka' may xl, f' W I . I rp. I ' ., S -L V 9' x x 3 'K -. X. - . .1 -xi .I X ' ,HZ .....--f ' ,f ' '-fs -'T I X 2 Vt ' ' , 4 'f 4 YN Q x - ,.fN,t , X I ,f A 'fi-5 , . , ,,,..- , l RONALD PREWITT DELORES PRATT CHARLES IHEELBARGER N 'U t niet, u 'An utterly indescrib 'He changes hair oil a able girl' every 20 miles' PATSY MCINTIRE She fills her plac in life as no one else can JUANITA SHRUI 'Being gift with a mouth, I use it DALE PHILLIPS Most great men are dead or dying and not feeling so well myself' MARGARET MCCORKENDALE nTh1s little lass is the baby of our class ,,f' CAROL LEE ETHERTON JOHN LEIIS PATRICIA ADAMS Know any new jokes?' 'Of curls he has many, 1 knoy, go thgrgln DEAN H NHY 'Enjoy yourself life is short' of friends he has moreu 5 ' BETTY MALLETT 'The complexion we love NANCY HARGRAVE 'Generally speaking a woman is --------- gen- erally speaking' DONALD ETH RTON 'He's s hustlerg never idle, and alwazs thoughtful of others I fr -if JEAN ANN MURRAY JOHN EVELETH NIGEL SPIDLE nAn all around girl 'Busy, but never too 'Her eyes speak, when a girl all aroun busy her lips do not' BILL HOGAN N1 don't think am good looking, but what's m opinion against the rest of the world' RAYMOND SPAULDING JR '0h, they're making A wild man out of me' , M PEGGY o'mzLL nledding Belle in her future ac: C4 ESTH R BELL WILLIAM HALL 'Why speak of work when there isn't even duction everybody time for loven knows me' No need for an intro- d ' . I V n Y , X Vg x A V C A 4,1 . K Q .u Z nfff- ' 1413113 Au lvl IB RAYMOND SPAULDING JR Chorus 3, Mixed Chorus 3, Class Play 3,M, Basketball 1 Track 2,3 RONALD PREWITT Chorus l, Class Vice President 2, Basketball l CR'RLES7'H ELBARGER Chorus 3, Mixed Chorus 3, Class Play 3,M, Class Vice Pres ident 2, Basketball 2,M, Track 2 NANCY HARGRAVE Chorus l,2,3, Mixed Chorus l,2,3, Band l,2,3,M, Sextette 1,2 3 A Capella 1,2, Contest Vocal Solo l,2,3, Class Play 2,M, Pep Club l,2,3, Basketball l,2,3, Year Book Staff-M PEGGY 0'URLL Chorus l,2,3, Mixed Chorus l,2,3, Band 1,2, Sextette l,2,3 A Capella 1,2, Class Play 3,M, Pep Club l,3, Cheerleader 2, Basket ball l,2,3, Year Book Staff M CAROL LEE BTH RTON Chorus l,2,3, Mixed Chorus l,2,3, Band l,2,3, Sextette 1 2 3, A Capella 1,2, Trio 3, Class Play 3,M, Pep Club 1,3 Cheerleader 2 M, Basketball l,2,3,M ESTH R BELL Chorus l,2,3, Mixed Lnorus 1 2 3 Band l,2,3, Sextette l,2,3 Class Vice President 1,3, Cheerleader 2,3,M, Homecoming Attendant 2,M, Basketball l,2,3 M Kennel staff 2,3 Year Book Staff 3 M BETTY IALLETT Band l,2,3, Sextette 3 Class Play 3 M Class Treasurer 3 Pep Club l,2,3,M Pep Club President M, Homecoming Queen 3, D A R Representative M, Basketball 3,M, Year Book Staff 3 M DONALD ETRERTON Chorus l,2,3, Mixed Chorus 2,3, Band 1,2, Class Play 3 M Bas ketball 1 2,3 M Football 3 M Football Captain M Track l, 3,M, Kennel Staff 3, Year Book Staff M MARGARET McCORKENDALE Chorus l,2,3, Clarinet Quartet M, Band 2 3 M Pep Club l,2,3,M, Class Play 2 3 Bulletin Reporter M, Orato cal Contest 3, Scholarship 3, Basketball 2, Year Book Staff 3 M NIGEL SPIDLB Chorus 1,2, Band l,2,3,M, Clarinet Quartet 2,M, Class Play 2,3,M Pep Club l,2,3,M P H A President M Carnival Queen 2, Scholar ship 2, Year Book Staff M Club 1 2,3, F H A 2, Basketball l,2,3, Kennel Staff , Year Book Staff M BILL HOGAN Chorus l,2,3 M Mixed Chorus 2,3 Band 1,2 Class Play 2,3,M Class President 2 Bo s' State Representative 3 Basketball l,2,3,M Football l 2 3, , Track l,2,3 M Softball 3 M DELORES PRATT Chorus l,2,3, Mixed Chorus 3, A Capella l, Class Play 2 3 M Class Reporter 3, Class Vice President M, Pep Club l 3 F H A 2,M, Girls' State Representative 3, Year Book Staff 3 M JUANITA SHRUM Chorus l,2,3, Mixed Chorus 3, Band 2,3,M, A Capella 2, Clarinet Quarter M Class Play 2,3,M, Pep Club 2,3,M, Year Book Staff M BILL HALL Chorus 1,2, Boys' State Representative 2 Class Play 2,M, Class President 1. Basketball l,2,3,M, Football 3,M, Fbotball Captain M All Conference 3, Track M, Softball 3 M DALE PHILLIPS Chorus M, Band 2, Class Play 3,M, Class President M, Oratorical Contest M, Basketball l,3,M, Football 3,M, All Conference End M Track l,2,3,M, Softball 2,3, JEAN ANN MURRAY Chorus l,2,3, Mixed Chorus l,2,3, A Capella 1,2, Band l,2,3 Sextette l,2,3, Class Treasurer 2, Cheerleader l,3,M, Carnival Attendant 1,3, Kennel Staff 1,3, Year Book Staff 3 M PATSY McINTIRE Chorus l,2,3, Mixed Chorus 3, Class Play 2,M Pep Club 1 2,3 DEAN HENRY Chorus l,2,3, Mixed Chorus 2,3, Class Play 2,3,M, Basketball l,2,3 M, Football 2,3,M, Track l,2,3,M, Softball 3 JOHN EVELETH Chorus l,2,3, Mixed Chorus l,2,3, Class Play 3,M, Basketball 1,3 M, Football 1 2,3,M, Track l JOHN LEWIS Chorus 2,3, M1X8d Chorus 2,3, Class Play 2,M, Class Treasurer M Basketball l Football 3,M, Track 3, Year Book Staff M Gln 411 to eta -2 - . A - . , . - 3 A Q : - . A -I. , .' - - : , . , . , . , , 3 3 , . 1, . , . - 3 : ,, n . - a - o - , . ' ' . , . , . , . , I : ' ' ' s 1 I ' 3 . ' ' 1 I ' I' ' 9 0 ..... .....-.' - ' ' 3 ' Q 3 ' 3 , . , . - , . : , . - . , . , , I , ' 9 1 I ' n P ' I ' 21 ----' '. ' ,,- - , , : , . - . , . , 3 PATRICIA ADAMS: Chorus-l,2,3, Mixed Chorus-l,2,3, Band-l,2,3: Class Plai-Mg Pep ' , I . . l ., . , . - . 3 ' n 5 - ' 3 ' S ' 3 ' 9 1 K' ' I I 1 s 0 , 3 ' ' ' ' ' ' ' a 1 I - ' - - ' - , 3 . . . ' ' ' T 9 ' . C 3 C 0 1 I l - . . - O 1 O Q I Q 5 , , . , . , , . - . - 0 C lv Q I 1 6 : O t .0 1 lt. I . - - - ' - 5 ' ' ' ' ' n I 3 ' ' ' ' ' I ' n 5 Fe Ha Ae'2e : , . , . - . , I ' . , . , . , 'M' : , . - . , . , , : , . , . - . , I 6 ,' s , ,- li I ,. , Ax Class History Way back in 1950, we arrived on the scene at Breckenridge High School with nineteen members. For our class officers we CDOBB Billie Hall as President, Esther Bell as Vice-President, Peggy O'Dell as Treasurer, and Jeanne Murray as Reporter. We were disappointed for we weren't initiated. The candidates for the King and Queen of the Carnival were Jeanne Murray and Billie Hall. As Sophomores, we were much more refined and felt that we were really a part of B.H.S. One of the highlights of that year was the presentatlonof a play entitled 'The Cannibal Queen' underthe direction of our sponsor, Miss Sarah Burton. We gained four new students that year. They were Margaret McCorkendale, Junior Spaulding, John Lewis, and Charles Wheelbarger. For our class officers we chose Bill Hogan as President, Charles Wheelbarger as Vice-President, JeanneMurray as Treasurer, and Esther B011 as Reporter. That year our candidates, Nigel Spidle and Jackie Hughes, were crowned King and Queen at the Carnival. Our attendant for Homecoming was Esther Bell. For our class officers our Junior year, we elected Jackie Hughes as President, Esther Bell as Vice-President, Betty Mallett as Treas- urer, and Mrs. S.F. Bonney as Sponsor. That year we slaved away so that we might go with the Seniors on a trip to Eureka Springs, Arkansas, and Rockaway Beach, Missouri. We gained three new students, Harold Newton, Ronald Prewltt, and Betty Mallett, increasing our number to twenty-four. We presented a play, 'Finders Creepersn, which was a great success. Betty Mallett was crowned Homecoming Queen and our float won first place. Margaret McCorkendale entered in the county oratorical contest. Delores Pratt was a representative to Girls' State from Breckenridge. Billie Hall and Bill Hogan represented B.H.S. At Boys' State. August 31 we began our final year in Breckenridge High as dignified Seniors faced with many new and important responsibilities. Gravely we realized this was to be our last year together at the games, in classes, lunchroom, play cast and study hall. We chose Dale Phillips as President, Delores Pratt as Vice-President, John Lewis as Treasurer, and Mr. Hugh Welch as Sponsor. One of the hilarious events of the year was the Senior Walk-Out. Homecoming attendant was Esther Bell and our fl at won second in the Homecoming parade. Since it was the responsibillty of the seniors to plan and produce this book, we chose our yearbook staff and started to work on 'The Echon, a book of our memories we shall cherish always. Our boys and girls did a fine job in athletics, they may have been the players, the cheerleaders, member of the band, or just fans. Two of our girls have been cheerleaders for three consecutive years and one for two consecutive years. Dale Phillips placed third in the county oratorical contest. Dale was also chosen as an all-star football end in the conference, Donnie Etherton and Billie Hall were chosen as co-captains of the rootball and basket- ball teams. Betty Hallett represented our school in the D.A.R. Good Citixenshiprcontest. We also have had several honor students through- out our high school career. Five members of our class have ggne to school together for twelve years. Those five were Billie Hall, onnie Etherton, Jeanne Murray, Peggy O'Del and Patric a A ams- As commencement time draws near, we would like to say 'Good-bye to dear old Breckenridge High. -A 0 I my of P1 X-, - - s I .a xv. Q - 0, M CORKENDALE La is 0 Ps l C Pa E-VO 5216 :Io-'I cs E Q DALE PHILLIPS 0 9 Q6 English Professor CQ 45,02 M -ab -4 Q- A Q' '::!:::g::fE5:5f!?5i!iU5Ef55g5 95' Gb 0 0 vp 21111lea5ssafs551ass55SSfrssss5f::::?:s5sessssza ---- 4:5 Q, 9 2 Q' v ov 4053- fb c xx Q -4 o Q .o . ......... ..... , ,.,E5sE:EEE5iSn mem, Q Q Q xi , v G 6 0 621 'C- S vo 5 ff 'Q 7' O 209 m'6' of '9 ' 'fi' 0 ' Q '5' if -:mmssssssgaasss:::ssssszszszasegguzazgszma S ff' Q, 2 4, fg g 2 ., ggi mf U 0 +9-+ 1303 fl E4 2 S2 'IS Q,-'Q 2' H f z 2 sz 3 w EE' '39 3 N? E 5 E if 'SE 3' Q z 5 S S rn 8 :sn .rents Eqwag poonuiifog .zoiesunog aiayaauyg 5 ,V gd Ep 9+ n. swvclv vIoIu.Lva 5 maids 'Ismm 0 ,a Em rg 3 ge-ge E -Oo. 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PA A1 K I -'1-L i'- x X XT EI 6 P-.,ssNNsssNNxxx Carol Joyce Hell, Pres Carolyn Sykes, E Pres Joe Potts, Sec'y Treas Denzll Allen Ronald Crain Doris Eddings Billy Don Hubbard David Gilliland Roger Johnson Frank Looney Jim Maberry Betty McCartney Spencer Owens Bob Suter Lois Thompson Ronald Thompson Earl Mike Tomlin Jim Walton John Warren, J Jack Wilson 7 e 0 5 26: .z is-n si 'Y 1 ,l , ff 2 -S 1. . 2. - . my 3 3. - . .X M. s. 4 6. y n VAZP 7' . 8. ' 9. 10. 6 ,.g, 11. ' 12. l 13. lk. Mary Prewitt i F 15. 3 16. yi 17. 18. L rw 1 4 '59 19. XZJ, 20. r, , 10 F' ZZ 21 x X y Y - - il zo ' l 12 gr- a, 19 l 4 - JJ Q48 , if - FAQ is pf CVK '11 QF 'lil E g ww f- Vi Jackie Bell, Pres 2 Margaret Cashatt V Pres 3 Billy Matthes, Trees M Katie Adams, Reporter S Larry Bassett 6 John Henry Gilgour 7 Jack Herrington 8 Marvin Hicks 9 Wilde Hornsby 10 Laveta Looney 1 Jack laberry 12 Able O'De11 13 Jane Shrum lk larie Suter 'J' .J , 4: 5 2, 1. . 5- . 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Louis Holt 15 Jr James 16 Terry Jones 17 Joe Kelley 18 Joyce laberry 19 Pat Morse 20 Stephen Pratt 21 Henrietta Rosing 22 Linda lalton 23 June Ann lilaon EIGHTH GRADE ROW 1 B Merrifield, N Catron, J Etherton, V Suter, B Mclntire, L Matthes, D Walton B Etherton ROW 2 MRS HGCORKENDALE C Fitzpatrick, J Robbins, R Gaunt, J Tucker, SEVENTH GRADE ROW 1 D Eddings, C Curnow, B Simpson, R Gaunt, D Bassett, G Hargrave, L Hayes R Sanson, B Heath ROW 2 MRS IELCH R Johnson, D Gilgour, R Shrum, D Curnow, D Catron, R Johnston J. Goodman: D. Humphrey, L..Ho1t, B. Crews ' . . FIFTH GRADE RCI l Robbins, Tucker, loore, Devaul, Simpson, Hornsby, Gnunt, liehaus, Tuttle, Hicks ROI 2 NISS STRICKLAND, Thompson, Curnol, Pschirer, lilson, James, Greenwood, Eddings, Dennett ROI 3 Etherton, Glunt, 0'Dell, Crews, Copple, French, Hargrave, Bell, Catron FOURTH E SIXTH GRADES ROW 1 Clark, French, Fulton, Gilgour, Bright, Thorp, Heath, Gilgour, Pschirer, Tucker, Lewellen ROW 2 MRS EVEL TH, Gilliland, Burckhartt, Hill, Looney, Dennett, Patrick, Matthes, Baker, Johnson, Suter ROW 3 Lewellen, Harper, Allen, Holt, Heath, Kelley, Catron, Hayes, Looney, Gastineau e e Q . o o e . 4 . 1 n e 0 e 114 e - a e FIRST GRADE ROI 1 J Newman, L Huffman, B Townsend, V Copple, B Glick, C Gastineeu, J McKee, K Gaunt ROW 2 IRS HALL, D Adams, J Adams, L Breeze, G Allen, J Greenwood, L Bright, H Hendrick, K Townsend SECOND AND THIRD GRADES D latthes, S Gsunt, D Tuttle, S Copple, G James ROI 2 IRS ARIS, J Clay, P Curnow, S Heath, F Thompson, J Pschirer, W leldon, A loore, z Dennett, N Gibbs, F Cox ROI 3 K Goodms , P James, H Crews D Bell, S Herrington, G Harper, R Ban, R Curnow, B Curnow,G Snoderly ROW 1 I. Clark, A. Rosing, C. Grey, J. Clay, D. Adams, R. Moore, fjglf IT! 'X 1 21, - 'I '1' '- 5,.,..f- 'f - ' 0 . jill ,jlfl .f Q Q2 V + X5 ,,H Z . Z ' ee ,X I ' l':' ffl PUBLIC OPINION POLL Leziest Student John Eveleth Peppiest Student Dean Henry Best Boy Pals Ronald Prewitt Harold Newton Best Girl Pals Jeanne Murray Esther Bell Friendliest Boy Dean Henry Friendliest Girl Betty Hallett Cutest Boy Garry Boulton Cutest Girl June Ann Wilson Boy lost Likley To Succeed Bill Hogan Girl lost Likley To Succeed largaret lcCorkendale Best Dressed Boy Donnie Etherton Best Dressed Girl Nigel Spidle Greenest Freshman ..... Role Gilliland Silliest Sophomore.....Lsrr1 Bassett Jolliest Junior ...... ...Ronald Crain lost Dignified Senior .... .John Lewis Yi laillllll if A ' 1 Ex 7 'Q L V 'KR 497-1 Y!- V L... , ful. ' I I xi ., x. V 0 . - 1 if , v A 1 I i N nv ,f - 1 ff? ef V ge .Q f A' 4 ' 15 I l V -.4 4 9 . . , f 4 J ' j-- ' f af ,vw . N K' P ' M ' 4 N lil? Q' ,im .N J x N . g g. 4 I A 6 E s n . I - Q 4- fy Viv' ' if I f I 3, ' ' 1 ' Qi sg. -. . 7 X Q V A 1 , ,. f E 95 if - , 5. 'SK nil Ill XPP Qi ,Mn -sir' l Q' T fo.. ii' ha 1 N- 4' BOYS HOME ECONOMICS CLASS BACK ROI Roger Johnson, Jim laberry, John Lewis, Charles lheelbargen Junior Spaulding, John Eveleth FRONT ROW Billie Don Hubbard, Ronald Prewitt, Donnie Etherton, Ronald Crain FUTURE HOMENAKERS OF AMERICA ROI l N Spidle, C Sykes, D Crain, J laberry, l Looney, R Catron, C. Hall, V. Eddings, V. Suter ROW 2 J. Robbins, P. Norse, J. Shrwn B. Gilgour, L. Walton, C. Curnow, P. Simpson, D. Bassett, D. Eddings, I. Hayes ROI 3 C. Fitzpatrick, J. Matthes, J. Tucker, D. Pratt, H. Rosing N. Gilliland, D. Humphrey, R. Sanson, B. Heath, L. Hayes F' I - x x R N I , 6 ,ni W J' O 0 C 0 I ADVANCED SHOP CLASS Left to right B111 Hogan, Donnie Etherton, John Eveleth, IR DUNCAN, Junior Spaulding, Charles Wheelbarger, Ronald Prewitt, John Lewis, Dean Henry I if-Q-.,!'Zfe 'F' 'W DRIVER EDUCATION Left Mr Leroy Nelson, Instructor Right Jack Wilson, Student s : J' In 1-1- . C. ' e 1 2 'H-.ry-fy.. A , 1 5-,Ag-,1m, 1 V n.,.,,.t, . , , .. -lixlfl 51-1, KH, . Mf,f ...- .1-. 1 ' -. . - s-5 - Y -, ff- h - . k 2 5 'f-3011.1 : ,,.-'-.',u'- A, . HRV- ' -'.i,.-' W, ',-. 4- 1'2'.!L,- 4- , , V - . - . . -1.33-n. 1 f, , .., ,M A I . - ' - , ,f t,,p'.?,,w. Q., '- 1 ,we A, , .. .A M .go .-',X,.AL.l N ,I .,.,1'm, - f. . J I --Z.gj!x1.f2vA: '-06 ' w 4 . V Q- '.. I ' -.' V . . 'f'3f'., w.. ,: ' -- ' , ' e - PEP CLUB CHEERLEADERS C Hall, E Bell, J Murray, C Etherton ROI l MRS NELSON, J Shrum, D Barron, N Gilliland, J Wilson, D Crain, N Spidle, B Hallett, J Shrum, H Rosing ROW 2 C Sykes, I Cashatt, M HcCorkendale BOYS CHORUS ROW l R Thompson, J Maberry, B Hogan, B Suter, R Crain, R Johnson ROI 2 MR SCHRADER, S Owens, R Gaunt, J Meberry, D Gilliland, D Henry D Curnow, R Johnson ROW 3 L Day, B.Yatthes, J Wilson, A.O'Del1, T Jones, G Hargrove, D Catron nf Eadings, f.. Walton, 13. mor-se, 'B. Mccartney, vfzdaingn, J.. uber-ry, SENIOR BAND ROW l D Eddings, D French, S Copple, D Crain, S Holt, E Hill, R Bright ROW 2 C Fitzpatrick, L Looney, H Rosing, J.Shrum, J Wilson, N Spidle, N Catron R0l3 MR SCHRADER I Patrick, C Curnow, C Hall, B Etherton, P Fair, R Hargrave, ll Gilliland D Curnow, G Hu-grave BEGIFIER' S BAND ROW 1 J Bell, C.Hargrave, M Crews, D Allen, I Catron,'5 Hill. L-CltP0Dn ROW2 L Copple, J Gilliland, J French, C Sykes, D Barron, I Baker, R Johnson, J latthes R0l3 V Gaunt, S Holt, D can-on, J Goodman, J James, L Etherton, K lalz, UR SCI-IRADER B. lccaruney, I. McCorkenda1e,. H. Johnson, J. Ma.ahes ROI h K. Harper, 1953 Homecoming lllleell Co Captain TH QUEEN LID H R ATTENDANTS lary Looney, Freshman lnrgaret Caehntt, Sophomore ueen Carolyn Sykes, Junior lether Bell, Senior Co Captain O Donnie Btherton B1111g H111 x Q A 0 Q1 If ' 'Z X ,X Ai: IH dqizsklf 1 .mn 'WW' 'Q 5 X199 k ' , 1953 Foorrnam. SQUAD ROW l like Tomlini, Donnie Ethertone, Dean Henryl, B111 Hoganl, Billie Halll, John Levisl, John Evelethi, Dale Phillipsi, Larry Bassett, ROW 2 Ronald Crain Roger Johnson, Jim laberryi, John larren, Jack laberry, Bobbie Suter, Joe Pottsl, Dave Gillilandi, Garry Boulton, Billy latthes, COACH DUNCAN Gallatin Braymer Polo Cameron 'B' Orrick Hardin Oak Grove Norborne Breckenridge Breckenridge Breckenridge Breckenridge Breckenridge Breckenridge Breckenridge Breckenridge Games Won Games Lost Conference Standing Zftiel Dale Phillips All Conference End CRC Billie Hall Co Captain Donnie Etherton Co Captain GIRLS SENIOR HIGH BASKETBALL Standing Coach Duncan Seated Margaret Ceshatt, Betty McCartney, Betty Hallett, Carol Etherton, Carol Hell, Esther Bell, Henrietta Rosing, Pat Horse, Leveta Looney, Donna Crain, June Ann Wilson Row l Henrietta Rosing, Joyce laberry , Pet Morse, Donna Crain, Mary Looney, Velma Eddings, Martha Hayes Ro! 2 Carol Fitzpatrick, June Ann Wilson, Dorene Barron, Nola Gilliland, Judy Matthes, Nancy Catron, Coach Duncan GIRLS JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL SENIOR HIGH BOYS' BASKETBALL Standing Dale Phillips, Abie O'Del1, COACH HOWARD DUNCAN, Larry Bassott, like Tomlin Kneeling Dean Henryi Joe Pottsn, Bill Halll, Co Captain, Donnie Ethortoni, Co Captain John Eveleth, B111 Hogani, absent 4 First Five JUNIOR HIGH BOYS' BASKETBALL ROW 1 B Merrifield, J Day, P Fair, L Holt, R Gaunt, G Boulton, S D Walton, B Crews, COACH DUNCAN ROW 3 R Johnson, G Hargravo, B Mclntire, R. Shrum, R Gaunt, D Curnov, D Gilgour, R Johnston Prnt. B: Ether-non new 5 J. Ke1ls1. J. Goodman. nfcau-on. Jfson, R. Guin: Ba ketball Score GIRLS B ALL Senior High Breckenridge Total Score Opponents Total Score lon Lost 10 looresville 3 linston Polo Conference Standing Zftiel High Point Girl Esther Bell 321 B0 Senior High Breckenridge Total Score 1089 Opponents Total Score 1191 lon 16 Lost lk Tournaments looresville Chillicothe Polo Sub Regional Conference Standing Zltiel High Point Bo Billie Hall 35h Junior High Breckenridge Total Score 1 1 Opponents Total Score Ion M Lost looreevllle Con Breckenridge High Point Girl June Ann Wilson YS BASKETBALL Junior High Breckenridge Total Score 2 Opponents Total Score O2 lon lp Lost S Tournaments Osborn Breckenridge looresvllle High Point Boy Robert Gaunt -n: : 616 6 633 lk? - 9 - - - Tournaments: Tournmlents: 88 3 .- 1 , X X V4 lg U fz W Q rig 0 'bl AQ we Nj. ' A4 ' Z ggi, 2,1 '! 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