Buchanan High School - Siege Yearbook (Troy, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 156 of the 1940 volume:

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Q, 0 W1 ,.4 M Q ef ' if W gy 151 lx 5 ' A Q l - :V 5 - Um s3 ffri f' f, ' - WWI - A M M DEDICATION This Slege of 1940 1S dedltated to the Sp1r1t of Buchanan Hlgh School that noble an powerful force which permeates our hlgh school and better thlngs and to ma1nta1n loft1er ldeals The S1ege Staff life and musters in us the will to do greater d APAAWMSTQATKDN FLAQS Q CLUBQ AT LhTf S C QN7'?'XX' I 5 ,,1 1 Ll X .J . 5 I . y g C ,, .,, L. CDUEQNS Hi' EQ Qff ViTiE9 ALMA MATER High upon u Trogun hzll top 'Newth the heavens blue, Stands our noble old Buchanan G1or1ous to VICW Chorus Llft the chorus, speed lt onward Loud our Dra1ses rlhg, Full to tree ve S1Hgo May she to her sons And daughters, Syrbol be of llfe E're endurlng, e're abp1r1ng Undeflled bv strlfb. . . . . 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VIRGINIA BOWERS EUGENE Qq!Uf AIIA EAVELKAI5 L ',f ' ' . 4 ' h E St. ' ' Q - Q . A, T - 4 S Col T , E. S. 'e lv'S CQIQQQG U,' A e 1 Q X ., A. E vL' ' ' y L Iowa E. S. ' fi. ' 'L , ' h' b J . UL: A xf y of lic: V'i X '. Sqil 'J Fhycic. Thy. Zi. FHI'0I'JE MICK NMRTII SEIQEL EIIVH FWQQ ' ' .U . ' ' 3 y of ui C V ' ' y, I E i -S Q F. S. ',1. , A. M. Univiwsify Q C . d U ' M' y f Mis: '.' V W. 1Q:. English aAd 'M . ' Q ' 'Q' ice .j. Ed. 'Z 'MS MS' C MSS OFFICE? S Ira Bea Nuckols Presldent 010 Powell Presldent mc I vfleld J f H'9S1OCWt zillv Cotdp V1 Presldfwnt 1 Vfutw 0 9 Q Trcmur r P rf' fl 1 mmf 'L C s PTP91qC' 1410116 Porfrs xii rf ld VO, L1 A I T Pxcgl cnt Q1 R u Tr sur TI 4 -4 Q- ,' U n ECS 'f ' f' I U- 'A ld U14 ' V-im: 1 I .. 'off ' - -.,L,. I , XJL - .,J- A y ' v W ,,k, V Ju? Ute ,'f.,f'. 1' -- Ella. .:a' f ' P ffndgf He-My xc. and T'0Q ,'gJr Jnrlticf 3?rv.'3ll -f f.1' Crunch - 7'1'Qsid-33111 :fl 'f f 1 A C- V511 T' Tiff' Zftrvi: 'Z: ...i1wrzr -A YL' , F, TOTLOTT .lffley - 001: 1 ard ' T.-afmw-r Wii!.::,z':i flgfrj -- 30,5 and Harold Ravffleld Iadge Henry Ira Bea Nuclols B11ly Cottle Jullas elster Besse Powell 'SQ Jac' Howell Nlllard Avery Margie Hombs le.:-vin Handlong Robert mobley Dee Creech 1 A - :?' . wif ' 1 I 'Q . af X Q.. A , I . a . . . 1 va , ' f' , Q, . . 1 ix' . , . ... . 1 ,lj . ' .I N r X ei STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS Ira Bea Nuckols Bessle Powell Harold Rayfield Ira Bea Nuckols Jullu Ibl ter Bllly Cottle Harald Schaper Jackle Howell Marvln Handlong Dee Creech M , Pettlgrew Presldent Vine PT6S1d8Ht Secretary B6SS10 Powell Harold Rayfleld Merlln Brummell V1Ck1O Mobley Margorle Hombs lmrtha Ann Leek Dorothy Hampton O O O 0 0 I - 0 Q Q Q ' . O O O I I Julius Meister . . . Treasurer ' S J 's ' QUXSSES awww M A4 T fm! 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Basketball Track Band Orchestra Glee Club Chorus Softball Math Club Operetta MARJORIE AIBERS 'Fnlarge he , and make u fT1GDd of her HAROLD RAYFIELD everlastlng Basketball lwth Club Track C11 s OfflCOT Representatlve for Siege Softb ll Student COUHC1l Slege SbLff Edltor ASS1StaHt edltor Junlor your Junlor Play S6H1OT Play , . Wn . . - - u . - h - u ,, , J S H . d ' J F A - . ' .n S On -Q 3 A A .n In ol 0 P- . . . Cl . ' ' ' nd a USmoll but his pep is , h - - - n - n 9 4. C S ' 0 ' 1 V . 'V . 1. S . ' a . 3 Lx . , . r A . -- . WM CLIFTOUD P1 SOWS 'Now who o P we fo nert?n I C u T P A Bssretb ll VARTLA ANN LEEK HYet 1U hers lf dwelleth not l SlHp1L t Autx 15 forpot Hflg F nd Orchestr Latln Clul Tome We Club Math Club Presldent Soohororo C ss Student Councll Cu tod1 r of B nd Junlor Plx Sonlor Pl V Soeret rw of Oroho Sl6gO resort r for Poms Ee Club JOHN hAPVTY 'To studv or not to studv, th t 15 tho questlon U Tr ck Softb ll B nd Orchestr Glee Club Chorus Junlor Pl V JFSSIE LPIL DJP D 'Good n turb and goo sen e must ov r lO1nq Band Orchestra Chorus Glee Club Home Fc Club Nath Club CUStOd1uB of Band Latln Club BOB NOLMES NL0t tho world sllde, e the world go, or cor C a s OfflCCF Glee Club ruth Club Track Basketb ll One not Play Junlor Pl y Slogo Reoresent tl ogr So horor r o L Ooeretto Softb ll Chorus JULIUS ISmoR nNot only goo for SOHCtHlHF but good Slege Staff Band Orchestra German Band Glee Club Chorus Secretary and Treasurer of Sophomore nd Senlor Class Moth Club Buslnoss m nager of Sen1or Play MRY RUTH HLCTTT Hlt lS the W1SO he d that makes the stlll tongue PMRQUERITE NCCAQTY PERALD SChAPER nl hmte to seo thlngs HNo slnner nor no Saln , done by hnlv s perhaps. But well o very best of chaps. Softball B skotb ll Student Councll ' ff f , 7 I -1 ' T jo '71 1-1 ' 1. . fl 1. .1 ' 1 . ' 'Jgu' il, -N ' f 0 1 ' Q 1 d d ll. o 4. . , V - - u - n . J S I z ,G . , l. , U . F.P. Lu l b - 'X T. 4 0. 1 Q .n L as 3 X. J Q LLM ' n ,. . . a . p A . VL ' Av 1. w 1, v x M .e N 1 .' Aw 4. Q .-.MJ 1 .e sho S . V 1 ' a , u . A , 0 JO 1 t U. . A - . - - u 1 's, u J , . f l e and a , ' U flg for woe. Q ,u Q 1 s 4 J 1 Y . .1 - U 0 ,- v Aw ' ' ,l 1 n , . or . ,. u 1m Q . -LA . a s 'nl :1 '15 . Q 've my Sl 2 U A L eo r'er lat A L Q C H J fstra a . e 1 1 O ' 1 .' A 14 . . C . , , , L y V . . . K 1 L 1 - t - P ' x -. YY U ..-. , Q . Qu: . 1 - th ' a . L' 2 a a n . vL 0 . . 0 H U Q IRA BEA 1UCKOLS nOne laugh as wort! a hundred groans ln any market.N Presldent of Freshmen, Junlor, and Senlor Class Presldent of Student COUDC11 Vlce PT6SldLHt of Sophomore Class Student Councal member for four years Junlor Pl y Senlor Play Took part 1D two home Ec Plays Vlce PTGS1d6Ut of Home c Clur Junior Vcar Orchestre Chorus Glee Club Secret rv of Student COUHCll Junlor Ye r nD9ClSlOH 1 but e forcrurr r of 8Ct1OH SLD1OT Plmy BEATRICE PIASEL UAS wc wourncy through llfe, lot us 11VC by the w y FRANK hAPLAN uEarly to bed and early to T1S9 and your ul goes out wlth other gu s Basketball Math Club Student Councll S1GFL Staff Junlor Play Latln Club Junlor Class OfflCGT One Act Play 'He llves d lcts other llVb Senlor Play Softb ll I C F A Busketb ll F 1 Freusurer DOROTHY P LMER NA contontfd Dlrlt 1S thc sweetness of GX1St9HC6p Spr1ng festlval play POWTFR EUHTTTR 'Of school dCt1Vlt16S she lS alw y u part, We know that B I S 1S wrltten deep 1D her heart H Vlce Pre ldent Freshmen Class Pep Squad Math Club Class Rebresentatlve for Slcge Home Ec Club Basketball Jun1or Play Student COUUC11 Slege St ff Prfsldcnt of Home Ec Club Junlor Class Vlce Pr ldent School Reporter SOIlOT Play WA lass of ctlons, 1dG1S nd 1d ul , wlthul unus UmlUH FLORA hah HAPDLONG HFrom her cradle sho was a schol r, bood F1pC and JUD1OT Play Senlor Play lmth Club Home Ecu Club Buslxess Manmgcr for Home Pc Play Slege Staff Junlor class reporter for Slege Sq J V - A l J 4 u JI I . w , ' . . . ,7 ' 1 ' . T ,n n A u 0 H . . . y . , ' I . ' . I xr . y.L . u S. . ' L . - . 3 . I 'TJ n . A 1 AA k . . - n 1 A 3 . ' a 3 s. . . - . . . O . - . A A . Q E . 1-- ' be 2 ' A . ' Q . . - - 1 es' f L, N '--- ' 1 f Arie' Q I C 1 FAT P WlPHPk 'UPZEL CLYDE TUE' N VEhA STRUS ' ' 's th ' ' an J ' Q ' P .le ' .U X s ' 1.H ' 2 Q ' e S ' S -A an 1 ' K ' u F.9.A. lub F.'.f. ' e Folufko I W' s I 4. 3, fly! Q , ,-. X I . 3 . . . U 7. 3 SA c, 3 ' 1 1 I .2 A ri. .. Lk ' at .ll - lv ,,. .11 L I . '1- . .,1 . . ' ...n 0 . 1 Q oi xl V? 1KrTLSQx lbl 1 V la kff TC 1 'QS 4, Chfwzuo C 1 E BICQJCI 1 TUIDCI P1 V 9,111 1' FUN T H ILM ua L-mp? 1d the world lu-1,,hs wltn y u.' Latm Flu?- Ifath Club Se. ima' Pla Truck PL, 'W FLVYI P' 511 www 'ny- V Q K CLARA MAB TJFYER Qnet modest, ard useful. TV! VWE: Ver frloncf are C unfod r u Mar Q '11 'V C. mm 11' P ' tn ulub n Ax, f' CD QQ q I IJ T' ILARY cwfvcr A 3 1 41 CJ DOYES ELLEII ,. 'I' EILL' G 'JDFW 'N ' ' R. 1 1' .ztrfngth uf ffrxi xg, fr. . ' , , A 1, ,f irc, but ,et .jj ' rg ' s 9 l ' . . , ., GIG: Clk 1' ,A , 'CL N 'f 1 WH ' L' 1. . X' Q L ,' . .J Q . , Y J ffuC-fQQ',?x GFL I 11 .1 J . fn, 3. 1.1:-J' .N .1 ' 'U g 1 by he acq cxs, 6 .Aagh 'Iluh Lil-'1 fl xv If-me E C1 m fxk ,fi I N F'ffm'7'f1N ?ficrf',tF.r'y f' P '. -M Au. ii 1S'i11'ic,'!1i .'f'f',if'iC-. f'-T Izwii Play stmf . r f 2-1-,f-1' m,11g,- POIHK' YADL '. :Q3 -7- ' .JU 5 LEE ,RO VX',7fTTi17f?' 'ff,f.7 Aff 1' WITCH n CLASS HISTORY The Senlor Class of 1940 here record a brlef hlstory of four eventful years t Buchanan Hlgh School In 1936 th1rty three bashful, green Freshmen entered hlrh School organlzed by electlrb the followlnf class offlcers Mrs W H Owens, sponsor, Ira Bea Nuckols, presldont, Porter Hunter, v1ce presldent, Harold R yfleld, secret ry and Bob Holmes, treasurer. Our f1rst Red Letter Day, October 5, was Freshman 1n1t1at1on At the co mand of our superlors, the Sophomores, we cdme to school dressed very COm1C311y The g1T1S were green dresses, groor halr r1bbons, and CGTF1Od baby dolls The boys rolled the left leg of tHG1T trousers, put the1r shlrts on backward, and combed thelr ha1r str lght down we studled hard and some of our group took a part 1D extra c1rr1cu1a QCt1Vlt10S In the autumn of 1957, feellng that we were really a part of the school, we returned to t ko up our stud1es Mlss Edith Short, our sponsor, successfully gfulded us throuvh th1s year Wlth great pleasure we Q 1n1t1ated the Freshmen and eom anded them to g1VG a program for our enter ta1nment. Our class Off1COTS were as follows Martha Ann Leek, presldent Ira Bea Nuckols, vlce presldent Bob Holmes, treasurer and Jullus HG1StGr secretary Ir Bea Nuckols was honored by belng chosen as the Sophomore represent t1VO to make the pllgrlmare to Jefferson Clty We launched our Jun1or ye r wlth old frlends gone nd rew ones added Ye took on many new respons1b1l1t1es and che e as class Off1COTS tle and Fr nk H rlan, secret ry treasurer, and Mrs W H Owen, soonsor Our play, uTho Bashful Mr Bobbs,' murder mystery, proved successful we chose our cl ss rlngs, gold set Wlth a black onyx stone upon Wh1Ch was mounted the B H S crest The f1rst Jun1or Senlor Prom was our ,rout soc1 1 success In a garden S6tt1HV our Quests, the Sen1ors and the Faculty, engoyed d nclng to the mUSlC of Hurley Jenn1nr's Orchestra The members of the Junlor class took CCtlVC parts ln the VQT1OUS school 0Tg0n1ZQt1ODS Under the leadershlp of Hrs Owen no wlth the follewlng class Off1CGTS Ira Bea Nuekels, presldert Harold Rayfleld, vlce pres1dent nd JUIIUS Meister, secretary treasurer, we have f1n1shed a Sen1or year fllled wlth accompllshments A thrllllng western story, nAn HTIZOHH Cowboy,u was dramatlzed by slx teen Senlors The whole SGPIOT Class put thelr shoulders to the wheel and made th1s play a re 1 success On Thursday Evenln 1 formal Com encement program w1th speaker and orchestral MUSIC cle ed the y or The Senlors ln caps and gowns w1th an exprcsslon of mlnrled memory nd expectancv rece1ved thelr dlplomas JOSSIO Dunard Nadlne F1nley I . a . . ' N, . 9 0 WG . . J' . J - I S - 0 0 o n Q 0 ' - ' s Cs. . T1 5 'N . I h . . . . . X E . As L . 1 . . A . . . . . Q., . . f . . . . . . ' . J a - ' . ' - ' .2 Q ' . . . . . I .I L 3 3 ' 9 I Q fl J ' F 2 . , J ' c ' a ' ' 1 a . . l . ' ' ' ' - s ' . following: Ira Bea Nuekols, president, Porter Hunter, vice-president, ' Q C. , R ' t L Q 1 Q L 0 1- o Cu o ak . Y . . - O 0 Q O . . - . Z K .a . . N . A . a . L1 I A 4 K Cx ' . I O . A , . . . . ' AJ O U- 0 L ' . P ' 1 g ' ' ' - ' g a ' n . . g .5 . ' X L - . . . ' a . . ' g 1 L . . , . ' D . S O- . 1 . . . A . A. 3 I I Q- s . . . . SENIOR CLASS WILL we the Senlor Class of N1LCt9CH Hundred Forty do, as heretofore done by ll other Senlor Cles es, et our hand to a last wlll and testament. We, the SGW1OT Cla s of 51HCt6GH Hundred Fortv, of the Clty of Troy and the tate of NISSOUT1, do make, publl h and declare that this be our last Wlll and Testarent We hereby nomlnete and 8DpO1Ht Bessle Powell executrlx of th1s our last wlll and testament and dlreot that she shall be declared to g1V6 a heevy bond for performance of her dUt19So The Senlor Class to Clyde WICNQD leaves the pleasure he dSTlVGS from Prlnee Albert to Garvln Taylor Cl re Lee Hartley leaves the new dlQmOHd rlng to Evelyn Evanson wlth lnstructlons s to 1ts use Flwyn Hechl r wllls the thrllls of hls f1TSt date to Howard Webb Jessle Dunerd f1VCS her ublllty as A clerk to Vernetta Texsley H rold Fxmnett nmayn leave Helb at B H S but lt 1S doubtful Martha Ann Leek bequethes her f1gv1ty ways to Harlan Thornh1ll Bllly Gllmore, wlth d Slgh of rellef, g1VGS up ll orefers 1H hone they w1ll be answered, Genevw Hombs xnd Mwrqorle Albers wlll thelr heavy W31St H llnes to the Hvrold R yfleld leaves h1s deep ubdssn voice to Rose Merle Magnus. Dorothy Pwlm r leaves her quiet nd un SSum1HP n ture to Marlo Eudwlg. John Farvey and M TVIH Hlsselfeld surrender tholr blllty to twlk for uH11mltud perlods on HOTh1Df t all to Lorene Crouse Nadlne Flnley wllls her b1l1ty to out hlstory stenclls to Evelyn Shannon, W rren Munzel bequests h1s fllttlnr, blrd llk N ys to Joe Pr nk P1n.mrn M ry Ruth Hemrett le ves hor b111tV to crook hlm around her flnger to a sophomore boy, W E Mertln leaves hls p rk1ng place 1n the llbr ry to Louls Powolson. Lllllun Bray le vos her c p nd gown to some lucky gunlor next ye r, Frank H rlwn cedes h1s permanent w ve to Dulln Hwrrell. . . 8 - ' S S , . . ,E . . ' l S 1. ' V , . . I . cg S l ' 3 .1 , c f' 4 :. 0 . . . . . . . . . . . ' I . O CL A c ' . , n . Ov o . . . . H 1 C 9 . A . . . I 4 r 1 I' ' n q rx ' ' 1... ,L . 1 . J . L+ o 0 0 3 l , I -I V 0 ' ' . . A . I . . . Ok Y X . A 1 . .. . . . . H . . K A 1 .. t . ' . S . tape measure. B Q . . 1 I . ., J . . . L i Ei 1' J Ss. dl ,g fl. X , ' r in ' f 2 I -1 A' Q ' ' A - . ,I . . n 1 , 'X . , J -. g . . . . . . . 5 O. . . . . . a , - 3 - .e 'a , a ' n , L I Q Q 'Q l . 9. , H t , . 1 ' . . rx . . . . s Q .. L.. . ' 3 3 ' U n I Q l Il O. V - . L1 A . . U. e . 1, ' fl ' Q Dorls Wilson leaves her 'eng glng weys to the man who sald Nthere 1S many 11p twlxt the cup and the 11p Jullus Melster leaves the presldency of the orchestra to anyone who can get up o rly Vera Strus abandons her VOC1f0TOuS, GJOCu1WtOT1OUS, pusllanlmous voculabu lary to M ry Harrls so that lt cannot be used 1n a sc thlng reply to anyone. Cllfford Parsons le vos h1s advlce on how to study to Johnny F1elder Porter Hunter le vos her VQND1ng brown eyes to the freshmen glrl . Bob Holmes wllls noth1ng untll he has a sheep Skln ln h1s hand Theodora Karrenbrock leaves her good grades and demure ways to spe k for her. To Bllly Cottle, Bllly Carter wllls h1s se t ln the Ph rmaey Ir Bea Nuckol hoplnp that the effect produced wlll be decldedly for the better, walls her laughing way to Dorothy Hampton. Butch Schaper leaves h1s famous short ha1r out and love for JUHIOT g1F1S Flora Mae Handlenv W111S her momorles of a slrgle, carefree 11fO to Madg henry. Lgfayette Creech wllls h1S strength for plcklng up fa1r drmsels to P rke Ellls. Ice Oro Withrow sorrowfully leaves Per WffOCt1OHS for Buchanan Hlgh to the 1OV1HF c re of P ul Jameson H11 ry Creech le vos h1s testlmonlal to nGerber Baby Feed Company' for wh t lt h G done for hlm. Marquerlte NcC rty w1lls her tralt as .n OCOHOMIC shark to Dor1s Rlchardson Beetrlee Peasel loaves har nsunny d1SpOS1tlOnn to M rlone Klunke IN WITNESS WHBREOF, wo hero unto set our hands th1s 23rd day of May, 1n the year Nlneteen Hundred Forty SIGNED: THE SENIOR CLASS 1940 In wltness whereof we the UHdCTS1fDud, do solemnly Off1X eu worthy names Porter Hunter Flor Mae Handlong e 1 . ' A v o n a , . .. A R u I 0 II. e. o Q . . . . L ' , ' LA. . A .... . L. k 3 A . . . A . 4 LA L LA, . A . . . n , A , . M . .I s . . . . . . -- , A - , , . ' A Ls . . . . A . A , an vw O . . . a s, J L . A ., L . - J V A 4 J to Johnnle Cobb, L A A . . . . A A A M D . . A . . . . . A A -1 .. .I . ' Q A K L A ' n I r, J e. L. . Q . A A . . . A , Ls ' lf. 5.1 L F . f l A A Lp 3 . A . . A A . . . . '. I L O K . . . . A . . 1 3 cw. 0 . . 4 Y.. D ' ' fa vw ' r 1 . 5 A A 4- D R Lt ll 0 J A N H E A D A Troy, NISSOUTI Populauon 000,000,32li Wednesday, July 10, 1960 PLANE CRASHES THREE INJURED Henkersv1lle, Arkansas July 10, 1960 According to Press News Reports, an a1rl1ner owned by Trans Continental A1r L1H6S crashed 1nto a farm house 12 m116S south of Honkersvllle Arkansas The house was owned by Clara Mae Turner, a ret1red actress Among the 6 passengers on board, those lngured were Hrs John Harvey, formerly MISS Beatr1ce Peasel of the Flfth Avenue Peasels who was enroute to Reno Mr Elwyn Hechler the famous opera star, and H138 Llllian Bray, an adventure hunter The pllot of the plane be llcved the acc1dent was due to the loss of the left w1ng iiii R E S A Doctor Lafayette Creech cures NISS Vera Strus who has hlccoughed 59 days He rellcvod her by telllng hor one of h1s f3VOT1tO storles H133 Strus 1S new studylng the art of tra1n1ng fleas itil WEST SIDE CFURCH A large crowd attended servlees at the West Slde Church last OVOD1ng Reverend Willlam P11mOTO was the speaker Hls toplc was 'G1ve Your Best to Llfe iii! SIGNS CONTRACT Theodora Karrenbrock slgn 1960 contract to pl V the le d 1ng role ln that new western play nRough and Ready' produced by Dunard and McCarty Studle SUED Fon Gl00,000 BREACH OF PROMISE Famous nButchn Schaper, the lawless robber of w1dows and orphans, 1S sued for breach of promlse by Martha Ann Leek old school glrl sweetheart iii! MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED Justlce of Peace, Hllary Creech, t1ed the knot for the follow1ng couples W E Martln, Chlcago, Derls Wilson, Troy Robert Holmes Troy, Clara Lee Hartley, St LOU1S Harold M. Hammett, Mellow Spr1ngs, Geneva Hombs, Trey xxvm CHAMP DIVORCEE IS LOOSE AGAIN Mrs Frank Harlan, fllm star who has come 1nto the llme llght ayaln by apelylng for a from her f1fth husband, F Mar1on Harlan For m11dOP name was Flora Pandlenv MISS Pandlonv C13lNS dlvorce on grounds of cruelty She says her husband stuck her wlth a p1n Wh11G he was cndeavorlng to fasten her dress tit? WELL KNOWN DOCTOR RETURNS Dr and Mrs Willlam Carter and Chlldron Madge and Wm Jr , Just returned from th01T summer vacat1on 1B Callfornla Mrs Carter was formerly MISS Lee Oro Withrow 1111 INVENTION WORTH A 'ILLION A new auto has just been lnvented by Julius HOISEOT Thls car 1S controlled by your feet only so as to have more use for the arms T R C H E - ' 1 fx J 'YY ,,,Huf,' 77 V ' - ' V f . . . I , an 1 1 7 T . . . , X dh Q . e x . ' . . 9 n 2 0 0 . . A 0 L , . 4 , , - v g 3 ' . 3 . w I o X I AJ. ' O I l - D I . divorce in Judge Wieman's court, EH-..-' as - ' L- of T . I L 4. 4. L . ,Q ' 1... M A 7 .'. . u I , . ' . , ' . . s Q 1 Y . 3 ' I Q l ' . . . . . AJ I A OL- - I l l . I Y - U n 1 . A . 1 , . . . . . . . I 0 A vf . , . , O ' H C ' 1 A L ' s ' , ' , at a - ' ' . U . A I v . I , , I O J A 1 C Page II Wednesday Julv 10, 1960 O P Ump1re Bud R yf1eld 15 111 from effects of 1 cop bottle he met last Wednesday H1'ht at the game betweer Troy S1ZZ1OTS and LIDRS N111 Wlld Cats. it!! WUSCLES GORILLA BOUT nNuscle N Hunzcl w11l do fend hls t1tle heavy WO1gkt c DUDIOH aha1n t 'Gor11l1' Parsons Fr1dxy P1 ht, July 12, at the Squ re C1rcle Garaen iii? CIPCUS JULY 54 The BT1lh' n St1Dh' w C1TCUS ovrgd and operated by Marvln Has lf ld, the College Geldflsh E ter, Wlll lFT1VO 1U Trey, burn t 3 The D ll ttr Ct1OhS ar L1ttle rlbor , the f t 1 dy, WC1ah1H 425 nouncs, Ifmuett the snake charnor, fboy can she eharv 'en , nd Jehr Harvey, the bre t r no v ller Show sterts at 8 15 P SH rp xxx: T 1 L CINDIDITE FO? PRLSIDENT MAKES SPEWCP IN ASSENBLI M15 Det P lwer, woman lawyer, st nds her nl tf re for the QUOt1Hg '1SS Palver, NI an for b15 er a d fanou alone presldeney she state better T bone ste k ad let of br vy more people .nd loss n mul t1OD dlctat rs P eple wh suenort my ol tform hxve full stem chs :xxx no more Hltler rd more ill I Vlwyl J Pechlor, aw not respouslble for the debts lncurred by my W1fC, former Mlss Ver Strus AVIATRIX NUCKOLS MAAES LONG-DISTANCV PARACHUTV JUHP 1lSS Bea Nuckols, Q world flmou p raehutc 3u.pcr, befan her c reer by JUUPIUU out ei the barn left when mere Chlld Tod y H1SS Nuckols strucl an all h1bh recoro by wunplnf wh1lo the plane was ta!1n off Home tour folks w1ll be lntero tc Pr w that Be rnly 1 jurod For 61 n1ty ted i+i8 PETIRVS TO TEACI 1SS T dl e F1 ley, f rmcr 1urse 1n the Llac ln C unty Ho p1tal, retlres tc t le a p Sltl U s te cher of Dbllesephy t buch.nan Callege xxx: P rter lunter, Wanwus Ent Weleblst Clves Lecture were very forturate 1D h yla an ooortunlty t hear th1 of O t t 1C vous lecture en the subject rel by bubs to you' The f her lecture w s ndcw b4ckwerrs e t lrto only the very fl o t .nd rest OXDCPS1VC books B3 the t1NO the lecture 1 over oxeryore 1r the Cudlence J s very 51r :xxx POP P IT U IbGT11W, Jerv ex e u lf w rms Geoc F r e eh llt le t cr trtyed arof bwrds Harvln Pasself ld Kiki FOP S L Hen's teeth, f r both blfas 1 be t Good to c ew WltY Guaranteed to be ble to SU1t thrcugh the fr nt teeth Jullu U61 ter xii! 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The boys selected Billy Cottle, pres1dent Morlln Brummell, v1ce presldent and Howard Webb, Secretary Q Treasurer In 1938, the Sophomore ye r, some students were dropped and som new ones arrlved, but the class kept on, never breaking 1ts pace Th18 year the Boys' and Girls' classes were more closely UH1tOd than the year before, and the el ss elected one corps of Off1CCTSg Anna Eversmoyer was elected DPGS1dOHt Merlln Brumnell, vlce presldent, and Besse Powell, secretary treasurer. The class w s still 'soreu because lt h d been so harshly init iated the year before, se the students made up the1r m1rds that the Freshmen would be well 1n1t1 ted They were made to dress as story boo? characters and they d1d lt well, too, When 1959 rolled around, there were f1ftv S1X studerts enrolled ln the Jun1or class, twenty two boys and thlrty four g1rls Besse secretary treasurer Durlng October the Junior Class urs respens1ble Por a play, the proceeds of Wh1Ch were to be the nwherewlth' to flnance the annual JUHIOT Senlor Prom The f1PSt week 1n March w s an 8XC1t1Hg t1NO for nearly all the Junlors, as that was the t1mC when the cl ss selected TlHgS to wear the Sonlor year. The rlng was 1 black onyx stone w1th a gold emblem of the school on lt A band of gold protects the Tlhb from brenkare Aprll first found nApr1l Fools' fOO11ng the students who were trylng to get naterlll in for the ye rbook. '.pr1l Fools always were fOO11Sh By the end of Iprll, the class was so lmpatlent for school te be out that the faculty had 1ts hands full especially the teachers who had charge of the JuH1OTSo Billy Cottle Dorothy Hampton Q . H 1 . - . . . . . . . . 1 . . . 1 . 3 . . - . I . Z1 . . . . a ' ' A . I I . YA . . . P L a ' ' a . - K u , A . ' A . . ' . 9. 0 - ' L -s . . I 0 A t rx U . I a . Powell was elected presidentg Billy Cottle, vice-prosidentg Madge Henry, , - ,k . . . , . A . - . . . . A 3 . . .h 1 L . . Q . N I K . . L C, . . . 0 ' ' - , J . , . , . ' 4 'r a r 'I ' W L . I . L . 0 . L . I B . un: -5 ACTIVITIES OF JUNIORS Argent, Regna Blndor, Harold F F A , Ag Basketball Team, Junlor Play Boyse, Dorls Home Economlcs Club Braungardt, Gladys Brummell, Marlon Orchestra, Strlng Trlo, Band, Glrls' Tr1o, German Band S1OgO St ff, Gleo Club, Chorus, Home Ec , Jun1or Play Brunnell, Herlln Student Councll, Baskotb ll, Track, Jr Play, S1050 Staff Campbell, Alyce Pep Squad Cobb, Johnny Basketball, F F A , Track Cottlo, Bllly B nd, Student Councll, Chorus, Glee Club, Junlor Vlce presldent, S1OFO St ff, Student Reporter, Track, Latln Club, Junlor Play Crouse, Lorene Pep Squad Leader Creech, KOTH1t Band Dunard, Dorothy Glee Club, Chorus Edwards, A Ch1O F F X Ethlnrton, Genev Gloe Club, Chorus Ever moyer Anna Home Ec Club V100 Pres Latln Club, Sec Junlor Play F1elde1 Jahn.J Hampton, Dorothy 1 ss reporter, Student COUHCII reporter, Junlor Play, Repro ent lwe to St te Home ECOHON1CS Meetlng, Attendant to BQTHWQTMI Queen, Attcad mt to S1CFP Queen, Slbfb St ff HWTF1S, N ry B no Orchestr , Cleo Club, Chorus, Latln Club, V106 Pres Harr ll, Dullr Jan1or Pl y Henry, N d e B ld Orchestra Glee Club, Chorus, Latln Club, Sec Treas of Junlor Cl ss, hCt1I1ty Le der Junlor Play, Home Ee Club Humphrey, Joyce Hcno Ee Club, JUHIOT Plzy, Pep Squ d Tre surer Inlow, Bernlce H010 Ee Club Jameso P ul P F H , if B sketb ll Te.m Long, LOUlSG Home Ee Club, L tln Club, Glee Club, Chorus, B.nd, Orchestra Ludwlp, M rle Pep Squad, Latln Club Lansche, Korrcth Basletb ll Martln, H rvey F F A , Af Basketb ll Team, Junlor Play Oney, Ver Home Bc Club Powell, Bosse Pee Squrd Leader, Junlor Play, V1ce presldent of the Student Councll, S1CVC St ff, Cl ss PT6SldGH+, Presldent of Latln Club Powelson, Lou1s r F Roblnson, Julla Schaper, Althea Latln Club, Glee Club, Chorus Schaper, Mlldred Shannon, Evelyn JHHlOF Play, Pep Squad, Glee Club, Chorus Shelharvey, Fred F F I Ag Basketball Team Schaper, Melvln Sp ldlng, Robert F F A Texsley, Genevlevo Teasley, Vernetta Thornhlll, Marl n Home Ee Club, Glee Club, Chorus Thornsberry, Lloyd F F A , Ig Basketball Team JUn1OT Play Electrlcl Taylor, Garvln F F A Turnbull, Melb -Junlor Plfy, Glee Club, Chcru Turner Melb Wbmble, Mlna Loulse Orchestra, Band, Gleo Club, Chorus Webb, Howard Ba ketball Young, Helen w , . o a Q , 0 L 0 ' 0 3 , . . . . ' ' 1 Q I , , . C. o 70 o - ' A 1 ', 0 . S. 1 x ' r 9 ' s I L Q 0 I 1- I . - PM . . . - , . ' J F. H- 0 T ' L I X A 1 . 1, 0 , . I' 4 Q 1 o V, ' G- 0 5 A 1 . . . . a I t ,, .4 . 0 ' Q 0 ' ' -vw ld , . .W : L n . . 'MC a H as ,at A A 51 . ' , ' 'H' A , rl PP. 1 A 1 I C' , T Cl a ' ' . 1 . . ' ' ' L ,fl J. , T. r ' C Q B . . ., .h . o .-F. r- lx,, ' 2 . . K ,D . . Hlll, Haroldwrv F. A., JUH1OT Play lf. g U. 1 J T r. , T 4 ' ' L Q fl. h T ft , , A 5 0 j -- A J . -. a Q P. . I IJ 0 0 'I ,. H, 9. - . ' . . L I Q IL Q. C g . r . A q C. C' .. . . . j - F. - C Q 7 I Q I X FL o . 'N A . L+- ' c ' 0 0 J I M- . I fl' . ' a 0 F . . . 1 ' I I, kv 3 L . . . . . 4- A U ox ml C g ' va ' U a Ag a U' Q . - , . 4 q tu, 1 '. ' ! 0 . f' . Q M- S ' 0 1 o I . L it 1 , . . ' Q o 0 I 0 . , 8.119 ' 1 o 0 u 4 - E1 . S 0 , C.. . . . ' 0 ' C S n. 4? ' 3 '-'ELK L pt o 1f'1t lrsl Row: Jack Howell, Doris lucharoson, Laverne Hawklns, Bott! Claw-Lon, Mabel Hechler, Rarwond Bock. Second Rox x Marne bombs, J 5 '3r1 s, Ammo. Finley, Rlobarc. nc-lbor, Alberm harrerbrocl , Vlmel S1tfOJ1s 'Mild Po z James Sxuole , Olot fucxez, T L '11 1 or Fourth Row: Varv Elizibeth B er, :Llirod Qnevorf, O'Gar1 .1 llsol, urlorf Plum Clen Lrfoch, Bowne Bea 1o1o 1 Fifth Row Robert Moblu, L11 Tao Partlov, Kenneth LaRue, V cl 10 oble , Tzormn Bueucav on, EVC11 f1 E,veJ.son. L -,. CA -' ,KX W1 2 W. J- ' . ' U- 2 ' Q - 1 ' A . ., I' 1 , 1 ',.,,. , - I -1 ,L I , o . o A -,f Q I . . n J. , , . u . ' 1 , x J ' - .- - -. .-, 1 I- ' V N IH. ' . 'ff . C : ' Vero. in., X ' : ' ed .f 4 W, ,mo A . I .- 3 'f' ., , V.' -'5 '- ,, Joaroclla T?mo1'm.17.l, W:11J.Y'8d Jacnson. F ' o ,. 1' , al: E4 ,z ' -'. , , arp iii' 1 3,-I ' ,3 I 11, : f 2, 1 'Q -J-1 . . fs . f aj ' 3' ,I -Z V, i .:' , F' ' jr ,Fr ' - -fu 4 , 7 . fs L SOPlOlORE CLASS OFUICWRS PT9Sld9Ut Jael Holell Vlee Presldent Marvle Hombs Secretary V1Ck16 obley Reporter Teddv Navruder Treasurer Robert Mobley Sponsor M138 Bowers The Sophomore Class 1S well represent d ln school 8CtlV1t1bS I F F A we have M3TVlH Bueneran, Tedd5 Aa ruder, Jack box ll, VWUCI1 Sltton, James Stuckey and O'Garllnd 311301 1U the Latln Club, Marlene Klunk ln the Glee Club ard Cher lldred S1bV9Tt, rcrlle The lhlll, Alberta Karrenbrocl, Kenneth L4Rue, ef V Cl Vton 'aol 1fChlLT, Marlene Klunk, and LeVerne Haxklr 1D ble B nd uno Orele tr , 1 ble Heehler, LaVerne Hawr1ns, and Kennetw LuRu 1U thf Pep Sou d, R rig Clayton, Marcella Thornhlll, nd farlone Klunk ln th Hom ECOFOW1CS Club, Ihrvle Hombs, Dorls Q1ChdTd on, V16 lb Uoblef, N bl U enl Olctu Tueler Speeklny of TCDTCS6H+4tlVoS, thls ye r's Sophomore cl ss one the fdeulty elected H rione Klan? us our dele t to nlke the p1l,r1r ge to Jeffer on Clty Thls Wl1FTlm ve 15 sponsor d bj the Women's Feder ted Clubs of Troy. The Sophomore our V1CfOTl s ln b clrls we lost only the Freshmen ever 1nVlHC1b1G The Sophomore elm s 1 Furthermore, the FlF1S llke her as sponsor for thelr G flrl N1Sh to use bit of space here to t ll o Slftbell one, xnd l t1mCS Cut of ten y.nes pl yed Wlth the Junlor tl t one bx one pO1lt We h ve def t d eonsequentl5 Xe do hereby deelirf ourselves proud to hwve lss Bowers 1 our sponsor. her so well th t some of them h ve ehoser O O D Club err lzed Merch 7, They ere plonnlng to flVO a lelp ye r party. ' v r. L 11 L ..a- ' r if s - 1 . . , X 1, U 1 r . . V - Lv: u ' Q 1 ' , E - . 6 . . . . . z - C V a I'l . X ., . . n 0 Q r L. 7 1 . ., fe -4 . . . . . r if Q , 4 : lj . 1 ,uc .1 . ,,. . T , x . Q . . US, lil W E 1 jill ,J A' ,.,I'1 ' Z ', + 1 ,f'-,.f- -C rl. if .4 eu .J 2,3 , lu U Il J X . k- . . . . 5 s V , , M -, v s 1SQ .l ' U G .1 AS ez ,LQ ' ' - 1 . ' - . f 'E s , A l. C , - -.J S. ,. -.J C V . , . . ' . . 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Q M . r Y Q e n o gall - . l . ,f fi . 2 M 9' l L u e n lf J tell e Vxeshmen by thelr fr sh gr en country look , u C n l ys t ll e Junlors by thelr study who thelr books, You c n mln ys tell the SOHIOTS by thelr typlng book and such, And you c lwvvs toll tho Sophomores, but Vou CQn't tell them much FAAOUS NIDDLD NAMES Mary Ellzabeth LWUfh1HQ Baker J B T xs1n5 Brl es H8FVlP Sw1ftj Buoneman Betty Clll Men Are Slllyl Clayton Glen Una SUmlHgj Creech V lyn CB1OHdlC v nson Arno S LCl0U 1 rlnley Llly Vie Qulbtl Hwrtlev LaV to CdLndsomf HHW?1HS Ruvmond CModest heck Markle Letter WTltlDf Howb BOHT1O Prln Howell Jwok Putoy Howell Wllford Clndustrlous J ek o Albert Athletle Karrerbrock MWTIORC Cbhortyj Klunk Kenneth B1UShlFg LaRue Teddy CGTlHD1D' Nwrruuor Robert Tldy 'bbley V1CklO Soaw tress Mobley P1Ch rd serlou Bolter Dorls Butterfly R1ChHTdSOD Vlnell VLHCTWU1LD S tton Jame Cs ru+L1n Stuekef Mlldred CT1ny Slevert Mwrcella Studlousy ThOTUhll1 Ole+ Gone Wltd the W'nd Tueker O'Gurh1nd oldd sh Wilson Ver PLC1f1S+ Winr THIHGS WE COULD DO WTTHUUT Dorls R1ChTTdSOH'S ChCW1Hg gum. 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I e 0 A, L-w ,505 ' x . 1 tx 9 ,gi E HUQHNEN Q -I INHJN.: 'I In V , w ' - Q 1-,Ilya 1 V1.1 va K Q Q f Lani X .f 'W 1 L , S Q 'U 1 ',, Jn X ' 'l1'7 1 1' ' . +1 xl It 1- ' . in c.. fb RESHQEN LPHABET Att1tudo SWQ11 A4blt1OH Plu ty A ny Never FTl111nPt A fo Busy Everyonw We Qu V Q fu ther 11115 Witwout Lucy Well C rrrts Rlcb rd CTOQltS What cr 14 Q10 1 C rcor Puwb Ohhhhhhhhhhl Datos Not wry t'u buvs fur .159 Dream Fuf0n't t1rQ DCWOTltS 51' surrv, y kcd for 1 Eworirecn Fr Fmt Pmnuncll Fuury Our f F SC113t1D 1r C1 Q Guntlb Our 1 ' S1 xW1 t . M1 VN 1 1 HC rv Jc1Lntq Jump us Tl us ug' I11UStT1OUS u1nuQ qu ut1tw ur' Toxfb ffg K1 dly L L rdr rk muck Mfr 11 4 Q 1t11, Q s1n u S71'1LV nnkuy Thu UT r dl 5 uns POSQ11lStlC O1r 1' cfvo r or Thu f q1Cy The fmf Tl f c r Ck R1v11s Cues f Rgvunrc Fwr FruDh.cn 1u1t11t1f tro 31-t wc 1' 1v0 1 V -10+ ff u CT'fTS B1115 L. 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' -- 1 Vimms fini UYMSS Puti M,---Tho ti 15 Que -- 1 ow E's Q .-- 1:1 wc w 'tJ u 'ams. 2 5 --1 - S WLC? .1 1 , -- u nr 1' w- 'U' 'Q 1-n S11 --W L 1- th'uk we 5-1 S . 13.-1 Tn LA J -V3 lr A' T' .J -- ' j 3 '11y M.g R' 'r d, V11 Q 1, 1 1 2 --' 'P f 3,1 Us 'P S--6 , '--1 G V Q 'z', -2 ' 1 ' 1 Q - 1 -1- 7' Z' FL ..-W -,-,Q YXH Q --hu 41 Z , A--'- H'1 , v 'cr' 1 w--?1ft wQ'd 1'k1 to if W4'1VUt W First Row Kennet? Shafer, Dorothy Bookborst, Warren Hzcla Cox, Pus ell Zoellnor, Haro10 Lester, Gordon Dvor Second Rowe Marion Rudolph, Wanda Lee Reed, Lavoid Jbrfan, Ella Robinson, John Lan ford, Eileen Cooper Third Row Fave wer es, Willard Averf, Pmwianne Hutt, Lerion Carnbell, Richard Rohn ms. Q Q ' n ' fi' r 435 -, 1? 't,k ,ip Vw' 1 . ' r f nf , C 'Q ' N 2, 1 . , IC L - ' ' ,. - . . l C . 3 . ' L x'7 'T 1 l . K! FRESHMEN LASS Up the Ladder Step by Step Off1CCTS Presldent Dee Creech V1co PTOS1d91t Marvmn Handlong Secretary and Treasurer Wlllard Avery Sponsor H155 Muck School Days We, the Scatterbra1ns started to school 1n Indlan Summer, but Wlshing we were South of the brder 'cause Its a Blue World. About a Qxarter T111 Nine Mr Starfey sa1' 5, Str1ke -12 the Band.n We wished for Na, In This Chan5in5'Werld You'd be Surpr1sed how Careless we were In the Tittle Red Schoolhouse. In hone room we pract1ca11y had Mut ny ln the Nursery Its a Hag Hag Ha Day 'cause we brought An Agple for the Teacher to get her In the The . In science we learn about Blue Skles Nlght and -ay we'rc Lost 1n E25 ever Alpebra The study h ll keeper S316 te the reshnen, UChatterbexes, I've Got E Qyes on You,n but we TOD110d, we A1n't Misbehav1n.n We stud1ed about el L1tt1e Dutch M111 1n An 016 Dutch Garden but learned to put Rhythm in our Nursery Rhymes In C1ViCS we'6 llke to Chow, Chew Our Bubhle Gun, but we le rn about happenlngs Why Back in Nlneteen Hundred Th1rty NIRO A D After school Blllx Boy says, nI'1l Take You Home 5ga1n, Kathleen. When Day 18 Done we cllmb The Stalrway to the St rs to meet The Little Man Who Wasn't There. WE'l1 rena1n Falthful Forever to our Alma Mater Class Hlstory The Freshman class of 1939 40 has made ltSG1f known because, as a class of sixty nine, it 16 the largest at Buchanan and because of 1tB outstanding achievements in clcss work, NMS1G, dren t1CS, and Qth1Ct1CSo In nuslc this class has done 1ts share, as there are eighteen 1n band, seventeen 1n orchestra, twenty seven 1n Glrls' Glee Club and twelve 1n Boys' Glee Club. Dranatics revealed h1d'en talents when seven freshmen g1r1s put on a one act play gy COUKIH From Sweden for an assembly program In Basketball one freshman boy was on the f1rst teen, a number of others on the second town and some of the boys are out for track Te climax the year, the class had a.Freshnan dance en Aprll 12, whlch was well attended and thoroughly enjoyed. 1 1' . J . . . QQ Q A 1 in . ,..- A . bb .-.... -. . ' ' , ... , .. I I .. ,. , ............ ........ .,............ . 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FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA OFFICERS Hmrvcy Martin President Clyde Wicman Treasurer Jehhmy Ccbb Vlce PFOS1dOHt Archle Wdw rds Penfrter Fred Shelharvcy Secret ry H reld BlH5GF Watch D Q The lntere t 1D VOCOt1fH l A rlculturc is shown by an 1nCFCQSG 1H the enrellrent durln the nest evorwl voir Th1S yewr fwrty three student re enrolled Thls 1 the lwrrest tnrellnent slncc the dep rtn nt Nas stxbllshed 1F 1929 Durln thc Vexrs 1952 1934 there wus ar avera 0 wf twenty students enr lled The avcrn e crcflt per project w 12 Durlnr the your 1937 1959 there was an vera e ef twenty flVb student p r yemr wlth mr ever c preflt of S86 50 per project, 1 d1CQt1D that a boy wlth such 1 orcgect can rc llze qulte 1 sur of Pexey whll ln school. MAYOR qnNWI'S LAMB BLRB CUE N yor F r l'S Tamb B reccue was result f the Trev Future Ferrer Ch pter werrlnas t the UTt1ODW1 F Lunb Show Qt the N tlcn Stock Y rds, East St Leu1 The Meyer was hcst te bout 350 ,ersvns et the CCC C we FIVFCT 3771 er the OVCHIU of Lu u t 9 e 'ue t m re zurber cf b of the clwss, thelr n rent , tezchcrs nd repr SOnt1tlVP Kr fer Grocery a d Bxkll C npcry thc nurchcser wt th C U1 The Troy Sch 1 Bare and a rcue uf k1OX bPtCTtWlPuT PUTIlSFtC entert lrrcnt F r the UVGHlT A ter the uests h c beer cryed by nenbers of the C C Intehen st ff, wytr Harnl conducted hert ere r W Tnlvs were 1VLP by Jack Palmer, W1PlOF of the Gravd Ch WD1 1 L rb Award, by J1cP's fatlcr, Paul P Uwlrer rd by Martln F sell 1 Instruct r cf the clrss Nr. Soietl ther 1ntrcduccd the rerber f the cl s wh were present, The he or ble E B u lf lk, ccrnllrlntcd the toys n thelr achlefererts dr hlshln, ther t c ntl uc thGlF Ncrk Mr F1tz,1bber , ef th Kr or Cerbany wnd renrc cltutlvc f the frrtur Packlr Core ny tr ed the boys te try e 1 and ral c better teck, thu 1PSuTlPf then elves rccter sue css Mrs. F rry S dcrs Mr Bushlell, Nr Ldwlr Wicrul, and Hr M T Dcttl row de ncechc L L -a ' A' A3 -.. ,J Nfl.. . -'- , -, .. -- , Q a , . --Fr - ey . . . ,N . . 5 A P. ' X . A' ' ' N x 0 4' ' ' Q ,A M Q . 0 z. V 1 Q 0 L K. ' ' o 1 1 x ' ' S fl ' 0 u 4. , . H a .e 1 e 5 5 - . P' X f ' -v 4 1 5' , C, . , , . . , 9 , - - , ff , 5 V as SS . N . N if x S ,. SN' pg X X .. u . . . . S C 4 L 1 Qi: ' q U' . .... . ff f A Q A L . . 1 1 1 rw 4 -,. c ,. , . T ' at A L f J .Ju V ' ' . A 1 - Ha ,mln H . c . a , X V W . . . L , ,,. nl n fn . . 1 W C. ,Q - K. Fl Q, ' C L' S. L1 -M L . u . S. . C.. . L. C 1 51 V7 L -- 4. ' C., L Nl. rn., x ' A ' - , W . 9 , 4 , Q s . 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Ag Basketball Tom 5. xl Lbfb t3 Fl Ht F1FSt row I ter pOF,UoWH, Kofhlt Cr'ovH TLYVIH H 5 F Kenneth wockmkn, Earl D v s r, P Nm 1 evnrn rw Wobh Br Jack H1Ic Th1rH rww Wmbort H Lfuls PNN Ffur F rm +4- Yfg SH U 'V-1 v swwr 1 L rtlr, 11 Nr, Kcnnnfh 'krtln N1VlQ Brlou k, x 1 V d Edw.r 'urnln Puerww 1 X 7 Suldu, K,-L M 510W 11 km mu I V4 w c H cf, DH N111 m QHOTT nfl Wlbur 1 I -y- F Dvor, J hn ? PF Q 9k1C cw, F LJ V yll , 1 7 ru1ur X1wc 1 Lwbb 'L + t t F1 u f n Mr. 1 ol 'lvl Wlbw wld L Q Q ruH S L L1yct+ Cffuch, bou1s f lsfn Ewen row P UCF 1 cd xudhr L yg THNTWqbLYTY, A wh L 1 m , W lff rn rsmf , J1cP Hqwoll, T 11 Bind-1 f' FWL 5 J' - ' - fr. ' 1 : 'al A 1 'Q x' Q ,., L: ' .Qs nl Oli, ' f, kwa f al, Paul JnnQ.w. ,lydw Wiuuan SJW .' ,,g ,1 , th N,rtir, Rwlla ,W '. Cl'n?wrd Ptrswns, L hy n'1 Ac, JC ' , Vp '0'C2 Dp'iu Rubinrmu, qv! 1, A1wy 4 'P ds, lk f' 9 :.LLnA ' Q xv: AJ. A1l, Llwyi Lb rnf. y, T,A1i3 Tar 'uf , LU - ' 27'1iii1, LR,U1U Edwards, WL H Toisluj, 7f,ril Sfttfn, 1 '- ,'p SNL, Dulf Iarfgll, vaArun Hicks Cvx, CcciL Cwx, O'Garland Wilsfn 5 t. -wg Har ll finder, GTYuGH U f Meng? ri, Glenn Cr gf Laf:ycb,e Crouch, Hmrhld Lfstwr, JAMQU Q+p,k j Jihunic Tx, , F L. .-yllnxxm H Iknlfl W' i :ns JQ: i-. Tn ur Iiurw li IL'1l 1. , P Lsf o 'git L.z t raw: K Sc'd , V .CQ f'WLan, Har, ,cPtfr, F . halhm I7 api, -we -ef T L Fwwo .Q f ' , : K-nn:ih Mariie, T' dy Hai' - , .ls ' ..f L0 N'. R'1. W41l'm.S VI' m M Pa .Ms . . fx Larw Q -' Ae' Second Chamber of Commerce Award, a prlze gllt, won by Kenneth Mart1n The f1TSt bred Duroc Jersey returned to the Chamber of Commerce as result of thelr aw rd of a TOg1StUTCd bred gllt yerr ire was awarded to Kenneth Iartln, of Moscow Vllls, on Febru ry 6, for h1s outstanding work in VOCQt10nO1 Agrleulture, Kenneth's work 1n Voc t1OnO1 Agrlculture was well up ln the superlor group. In addltlon he h s made a very excellent ShOWlHf of his eb111ty 1n other stud1ed and extra currlcular QCtlV1tiOSo Besldes belng e good student, Kenneth is hold ln hlgh reg rd by all of h1S clcssmetes and te chers bee use of h1s klndly d1spos1t1en dnd eonslderatlon of others ,W . 5 -i I Sf A ' 1 Avi 5 ,rf . . YSL- f - -f --, - Y-wY,,. 7. ,.-....,.. ,AMA -,-L , 7v,,W . 3 O. n ' ' q 1- e.. u- u 4. , ' ,I ' - ' 1 - - J- A . Q- . . . A . . c. A . L. . , . . . . . . ' gi . . . . . . . Z1 . . R F . . L x be LL . . . . . L a L51 ILHLBING mil ...L- r ?X fA ff 4 31. V X Qfljxy fa-QW I izf --L J 1: i 45 5 K xx X Sf! 'Nl -F bxkx nv fl M552 M sk Nawqad wedka ef Ha cs Memcaf I: flwmbem The Ptt ofik Ik yen The kg-grftn-LWLL ng Y W T, 'mir T I V Y 1 5 - . - 'Q - l V Q 5 - . 1 - J '-5 'I A 5 r-' fx I 1 tire EI- , . I 5 ,i !?- sf 4 , I 1 K .Q 5. Lim A- xii K - M--A ' - rr 5 1 3 , Sshxxl ,lf , H R1 X ' ' f x,N I H , i Txw fjl Xa. 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N '-Ji-1. 0 1 . 1 X KX I C I xy ANNUAL BARNW.RMIN' Frld y Oetoler 13, the Future Farrors hele thelr annual B raw 1 lr' Y rfty Nartln DTCS1dOUt of the F F A Wes master of eere1 Jrln the event Harold BIHCGT, our w teh dof, sponsored the r 1 ne f the CVOUlHFo One ol the amusements of the even th onle bOhb1H Other banes were played, and danclng 1 rw r O to n.nn1 PTQISCJ the boys hlbhly for thelr QHbltlOD and oreour e them to follow the practlees, that they learned 1n ord t wake mr y rd Llncolr C unty happler nd more prosperous place for all to llve Ir addrosslnp the r up, Mr. PCttlSTCW pralsed the boys for thelr lnterest 1n the vocatlo al frlculture f C1l1t16S av 11 ale to them and hoped thelr class would rrow 1n numbers from year to ye r. Arether of the lnterestlnr events of the evenlnr was the G1CCt1 n of our Barnwarnln' Queen for the year. Porter Hunter wx el eted Queen, wlth Dorothy Hampton and Geneva donbs as the t er'ants Refreshments, conslstln, of ham salad SQPdW1Ch6S, VlH r bre d w1th whlp cream, nd C1QOF were served Thus closed another chapter 1n the serles of soelal events sponsored by the Buchanan H1ph School Future Farmers of AMCTlCCo .I J On ' a , ix s L ' a A aHi'l . La W7 , ' A ' . . . . ,, xr flies , 'A jj .L 1 . y ' L a - -7 - NU F-'fin -4-5-L'vw-1 nit rx ' , 9 ,,, . th r, r.r. ,..- X . Q - . . inf w.: e QA, - w.' g. - ea.e ' y 1HClUdlLQ the old-tlne square dance followed. Our KOHIHI enthus1ast1c A W f ,. , . . A . . . . ,L5 r, L . U 0 1 e 1 . lr ' ag d -r , ' . ' er o LL' l o a.. ' L o - a . ' a . i I L . . ,A ' O . . A X . ' 'en ag a ' . a at . Q ' e , ' ..8 . a lt I I , ' ', . .9 .' 1 - A .s e ' X -Q 1 v 1 H 1, lin Q ' ' ': A b - ' e f. a . .. 5 . I J LAMB SHOW Our F F A boys surpassed all PTOVIOUS records t the VOCHt10nUl Ayriculture Fat Lamb show at the Nat1onal Stock Yards East St Louls, 11113015 on June 7 8, 1959 Durlny the last three years our school has taken two Reserve Charplen rlbbons and one Grand Champlon rlbbon on the Lambs shown The coveted Brand Champlon T1bbOn was awarded to none other than our F F A Presldent, Jack Palmer, of Ethlyn Other Flgh Toners of the show that Jack won were flFSt place lltht welght lamb, second place heavy W61ght lamb, f1FSt place carlot of 25 lambs, and f1FSt place pen of three Others pT1ZGS won at the lamb show were taken by Harvey Martln, who w n two nlnth places on lndlvl duals, a thirteenth, a fourteenth place rlbbon Archle Edwards won a thlrd, seventh, and elghth place rlbbon John Te sley, a twelfth Lloyd Thornsberry, a fourteenth Parker Ellls, a slxteenth Cllfford Parsons a slxteenth, and m1xed carlot m Ce up of lambs belongln t sever l of the boys won a flfth place The tot l prlze money won by the Troy F F A boys lmounted to QlO5. The Plaque awarded by the East St LOU1S Chamber of Commerce for the ,reatest dlsplay of lambs at the show was won for the second tlme lr SUCCOSS1OH bv the Trey chapter. An edd1t1oral feature at the Lamb Show was lamb Judtlnv contest ln whlch each sch ol entered three boys, who gud ed ,roup of m rket lambs for flnlsh and qual1ty. The 1939 lamb show, 1n whlch 1957 lambs were entered, was the larpest shew ever t be spo sored by the CQW 1SS1OH Companles ef the Natlonal Stock Yards F F A BASKETBALL TEAM The Voeatlonal Arrlculture Basketball team enjoyed a very 1nterest1ng season. we were able to hold PTWCLICO three tlmes a week and m naled to work out a number of good plays we played heads up ball all se son and broke even 1U the number of games won Censlderln the large number of players, we should do as well next year, lf not better Some of the players on the team th1S xe r are Clyde Wioman, Jackle Howell, Cllfford Parsons, Fred Shelharvey, Lafavette Creech, Harold Lester, Lloyd Thornsberry, U rold Blnder, IDUIS Pewelson, Harvey Martln, R lph Willlams, Kenneth M rtln, and Teddy Mavruder. ' . ' n 9 Q o 04 t D - . . 0 ' 0 . V x t 1 . . . . 1. 1. U 4 0 I q A . . L U s o I ' L Y . . N . + f' 3 . . , C . , : 0 . . . . . - 'I C ' . . J g A . . . . a . . u 2 9 . . . . . ' J J . . A' . 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A . on 4, - nt :J ' C OICSCLB FO E EC SDJ C DLNCE HOTE ECONONIC CLUB ACTIVITIES Tn Home We Cldb n OTP-P1Z8d thls year wlth the followlnf offl cer orter Hu ter Presldert Anna Eversmeyer, V106 Presldent Besse ow 1 Cecr dry and Ire urer and Madge Henry, ACt1V1tV and Publlclty 1 ft dn offlcexs meetlnf we declded to use the same pelnt system as LG t yelr The fOl1OW1H lrls Iude thelr lOO polnts and recelved plnsg Anno Frcr ne or, N T1 n Brummell, Joyce Humphrey, Bernlce Inlow, and Dorothy F1.pcon Ore of the flr t thlnvs the Home Ec Club d1d thls ye r was to have a p rty wlth the Ar Club The l1T1S donated the food and the boys dec oruted the vym We had an old fUSh1CD t ffy pull wlth pop corn and apnles In October we elect d one Vlfl from edch cl ss to vo to BOW11Hf Green t wrle plans for a Home Project Conference In th1S conference 1rls 1F dlfffr nt Home Ee Cl ses ret to talk over home nrogeets. The followlrr school partlelpdted Bowlln Green, LOU1SlQRQ, Palmyra, Troy, nd Vdndalld The conference was held 1U Troy In the rornlng we hed program of HUSICQI rumbers nd short talks on hone pregects. At neon there was luncheon t the Nethodlst Church, followed by another provrar At four o'clock we had a ted and socl l hour As lt was close to d loween, the theme was WI A1n't Sc red,H Thdnksrlxlng the LIFIS donated food for e Thenksrlvln b sket whlch w s f1VCH to a needy fanlly the Home Ee Chrlstmas D rty, we played genes, exch.n ed 1ftS and had Cblll supper Afterwnrcs we ent CQTOIIH Wlth PU St rkey Our st nd durln the tourr ent r tt d the fthletlc Denertr substdntlal return. We lso hcve kept e st rd t the schp l dances unc at the b sketball vames Our annual Home Ec plrty w s 1 E stcr l nee it the Gr de School Gym All of the V1TlS lnvltcx cf. O1 f the flrl worked h rd decoratlnf the gym 1n purolc 1d ,old cr UF D1 r- 1 C ' q ' ' -up r- n ' ' ' ' -. ' , :J I .. L' -w o .L - 3 ' n U, . . . 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I I Dur111g the yo r wc Ont rt lfllufl thf- f llow Tl rrfwup thc C11 wb 1 of Commhrch, the f'1rQt V1 r 1r'l tntcr' IPCC1 tht, mothtr c S St P t1'1r'k's D Q 011001111 1' 11' I1tCI'tLJ 1.1 t Q 13u1lrWcr, Club fmt slx vcloclf dlrtcr, .md th thlru V 1 lfl QYI or lncd it DI 1q1I1OW'1 1 4hc, nur Clubsc Troy vlvc clfck lunchmm. Thl., F111 M1111 lr thlr of' lt r. 1' rth JW IF1 Bt 1 11' 'mrv 1 club and I 1 buslness 1 thtlr 1' 1 T S. Owen tt c, 11,1 1f Orr ot tw ts mm unchomh t tkc ru 1 V' talked Und gm t cQ11 111 r vo 'mro ,func tt 11,015 th1 ow w xt we f'111d when I I' ck 1'c,DllV hnvt, , md h 1'1b111' fr., N'or1d 1 Q 1 to 1 S Nf V1 ,0 1 111 1 .1 11rl T 'fo rl Br L' D ' f L .1 1 yt 1' , 11'l 11101 1 , St t Lhf Fwll 111' lcttu' 11, wrltten ry h ld 111 Chluw ll 1, t. 1' Tl 1 cl th flrs 11' .,, Pvrttr' Lf11I'1tCI' tht 1' Wflt 'mt fmrm , t1t1, P0 rl tellln, uf thf tmp. Columb , Nlssfnurl Mmrch CSO, 1910 111 W vtr. Im' tr hor rffoqrt II'D'1 wur 1' t rms, htlpc, tw Carr J Q, nor rcurtsth lvts rfw wur c um vw WTI f'1fV11 H IL 111 Jthhf D 1 Q nu 1 1lf1 w w r1 ffx ng W1 1 11 1 h EI lr . for t111 rtfqn so I fvlll fell vnu 1 111 ' 1 10 hun ry but they T1 11 ' Occ, u 111 ocho Yaur fr1cnd fw bfi! fuufv' f 1f X '1 fl 1 ., ,. , LT img 111 . S: I 1:11. cv' . , , 1 ' ' 1 V 'f' S 1 - ,- , H 1 f- S nf' the 3 hfvol at . . Q. ' , my tcm tho fx ' 1 yer. gg' ls 11 Q '.114x h1 . f 1- 5' . 1 S. ' -' : ' '13 'N Q ' 'cw' ff. S 'ht - tix' 5 1.111 A .f' .1 - ts 'f .1 1 F111 mtv? sf' , at 11 tva, -1' 1, , 'F J x.r' thy tfxtcz 'I 111: F, rtifrzt' if -mv Q 1' ..b'f . Th' 4 ' tj ,if s '.':f:11t f'1 ':'1 rslf: 1 ,zu TL1.1QQ LI '1't op zzgnttw , Q: ' t yc: .1' rj' ls, fr thy 1IAr1r1t.111, the Occ 1311.1 111' Q' lt Q t- . , 1 1 ' Q1 3, 2.1111 Ir-1 B112 -I 'cc ls mtl Sc fer, -1 -1 .S L1 5 1 H f d:,a J f1 '.1gj -, 1, 'f' ' b ' ,Q ' 'Q 1 3 ' I D011 H21 Q J' We Iwuro been tv: tho St-1tQ Ifnrxt EC. meeting this mornimg. Porter and 1 hfxvu thief, ' wus if :l- 1: '1 J, t2 SCUJQ , V. , 5 Q, 1 ra Pna, wha was SQ-f1f:1.ht-0. -fu 1- A xd V. , . y tht- ' 'ru-1, li. D11 gwtly and I 1 Q -L 1 1-.tz1t' 1 i' . .. ,l ' 5.11 -vlr ' Q qmd'-fl TX ith 1 Q 1 1111. I f, T .111 ynu v. '1', rf 1 at the xfifht thc I 1 .t Vt-t 11 11. ' fxtf: 1 CL, 1 ET. fs ,.r.f'c:. 'Jhf , 1 ati S1 t Sir sm1'S, ' , .. ' ,vt C. A ..' ted vft 11131 'f' ls 'V' Q . ,Q 1 N 2 Q. 1 'tl XD CW' , 1.5 Eff-f1 .451 .1 ' Q t hz. wr: 1 hmm. '11 fj I r.:111't 15.103 J L1 tw Q '1 6. 17: xt 'i1!'1'1ia3's. I 11 f'-1 yn f' ,111 51' , . ff' ,Y 7 1 ' -1 .1 ,V , ,5!,!- YOU You tell what you re By tnf very manner 1M By the w y you employ 1ELL ON YOURSFLF by the frlends you wh1ch you spo k your lelsure t1Pe, By the uso vou n lo of dollar and d1mCu seek, You tell wh t Vou ro by the thlnrs you wear BV the Splrlt 1D nhmch your burdens bear, By the k1nd of th1h2S t Nh1Ch you laugh By the records you pl y on the ohovoyraph You tell what you are by the way you walk the th1n s of Wh1Ch you dol1fht to t lk the n1nrer 1F whlch you boar defo t s S1Hp1F thlnf s how you eat the books Vou choose from the well flllod shelf, the w V n are you tell on yourself thero's rt lly nw partlclo of ense effort to keep up T 1 e prctensc. Beffre WQTT1 re r wxr Ve rms fo won r Aft r marr1aV tle NYU 1 Sl10Ht N.ny a husbard, know1n5 OtHlHf about MUSIC, le rns he ern produce re l harmony 1U the home by plvylng second flddle HWTT1UQC 1S pre t 1nst1tut1on no fam1ly should be w1thout 1 Budlet method of WOTTV1Ff before xou soend 1nstcad of afterw re A V1 1on 1n the ev n1nf d S1 ht 1n the mOTUlHh The honeymoon mwy bo sa1d t be over when he d1SCOVGTS th t h1s pet l.mb 1 really llttlo bossy A11FOHb 15 1 system by WFICY, when two people make H1StLPG, one of them oont1nuos to pay for lt She called her husband nThooryn because he so s ldom worked, F1 n D U . a ' , x y .y . Q ' .9 a . 1 ' '. - . P f ' V , A x L. K. ' a a 1 ' 1 , y L3 . . . 1 . L l. K . . . X 'F' ' Y l 1 - O . I , - - VL 1 ' J ' 1 1 By 1 ,Q ,. , 1 a , By , 1 -f . . . N a , By .o 1 1 a 5 a - f . Bv .- O ' . - ' 1 . U A M. O . In fse 'a s, a d nf e ' 1 . So '- in ' t f ' - s 1 In an J . a sz 1 1. . , . U SOME FAMILY RELnTlOh PROELBLS 1 1 1. aw . Hz- t a r a 1 .a.. 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OFFICERS Besse Powell Geneva Hombs Tre surer Jovce damphrey Presldent Secretary nheerleaders Besse Powell Lorene Crouse Left to right First row Besse Powell, Marie Ludwig, Hayme Hicks Turnbull Evelyn Shannon, Alyce Campbell, Helen Baker, Lorene Crouse Second row Bettv Clayton, Iva Ruth Shannon, Marione hlunk Richard Dudley, Roger Adams, Jeanette Evanson, Joyce Hnmphrey Third row: Colma Martin, Elsie Louise Dunard, Betty Helton, d Miss Bowers, Marcella Thornhill, Jean Zoellner, Kathryn Dunar PEP SQUAD When the basketball season started, a Pep Squad was organized with Miss Bowers as our sponsor. we declded to wear black Sk1PtS, whlte blouses, and whlte caps with purple and gold rlbbons The Chlef HCt1Vlt16S of the Pep Squad th1s year were: the drlll g1V8R on Lovalty Nlpht CElsberry game , the pep as embly and our trlps wlth the basketbsll team to Loulslnna and Warrenton A pep assembly was g1V6H on January 5, the afternoon of Lofllty Nlrht, We presented a sklt in whlch each ember of the basketbnll tedm represented s wax flgure, A drlll ard L number of yells were led by Besse and Lorene. As Lovwlty Jlpht 1S 9 H1 ht wher ll tudont show thelr Toy ltf to old Buchan n, the P p Squ d und ll th stud r o J is 100 oer cent The Pep Squdd, dressed 1D NH1t , pr n f drlll dui f the h lf. On the day precodlnr th ' rrontor Tr 5 nd tr frm 't Clty yells wud songs 'or the entlr sc ool T11 g v the studs more school SPlT1to Spoeohe were made b dlf ont m mber of she B1 ketb ll team Although our Pap Squad 13 sn ll I A lot of HOlSu, nd here's hoplng that no h ve s bigger nd bot+or o L next yo r. 1 Iv UO O Trof Tro , Wrov T1 Str wberr1 Short Ce e, Huckeloerry Ple C O 111 No 1D lt? WJ1l I vuess Nobody else but B I S Lorena Crou c . . . . . l . . . . . . 4 g ' J 6 . v C 1 J L 0 I 1 C . ' I , n x ' ' -. . . . r W K5 LX L L 3 e l 1 , e 1 1, ' ' . ' ff 1 11 r- x ' f' A ' fm 1 v L K7 . H. J. o- , .7 o . , -. . ' ,l. 'Y , . . 7 ' a , e a f a .o . sms J df 1 ,reed , . . y , . 4.w . L M e os.: tel :L , u, 1,6 -e a H L A ' S Q Na ' LV oy sumo 1 lo H 'gn ' - Troy game, a poo assembly was held 1D Wh1Ch tho Cheer Leaders dlrectod L , l - ' e h . 'fs ,ix 1 ents , ' H s L y ' fore ,o 2 s L es o I , 1 ' sa- , we mais ' ' o a 1 . V 1 1 3 3 W :WB '1 J H Il! pu Tm-if-x -YY W T-R- al , V f .1 I J A .1 If aw e 5 sk - ' ' . V I T R Y W' X-.U' f , X a ' K 11 A' N m J - I Al O 093 A 1 S LA IN CLUB Motto V1DC1t qul se V1DC1t Colors Red and gold Off1C6TS2 Besse Powell Presldent Madge Henry Vlce presldent Anna Eversmeyer -Secretary and Treasurer MEMBERS Anna Eversmeyer Besse Powell Madge Henry Elwyn Hechler Mary Harrls Bllly Cottle Marlene Klunk lmrle LUdW1g Martha Leek Althea Schaper IDU1S6 Long B1lly Gllmore Th1S year the Eatln Club has had programs every two weeks wlth two members as leaders. Some of the programs have been very lnterestlng At our Chrlstmas program we sang carols ln Latln to the annoyance of the Study H0110 On March 30, the Latln Club V1S1t9d Llndenwood Collebe, the St LOU1S Cathedral, and the St Louls Art Museum At the Art Nuseun, a small fragment of a Pompelun wall mosalo, the Roman 1Dt8g11OS, and the Greek lamps and vases were of speclal lnterest Durlng thls emester wo have been readlng Cuwsar's Comnentar11 Belll Ga111C10 The Latln Club wlll present an assembly on Apr1l 19. . . . . . 2 0 2 0 - . nu . . 1 A up up A - . . . . . - . . . . 5 I f L . . 3 . . . . . . . . W v 0 0 'v .I wx f . . . . L , . . - 0 . . I . .. . f- a, .,5 ....l.i1..............- , . 1-1-1. . . . 1 Left to rlgbt Besse Powell, Loulse Long Second ron Elwyn Hec'ler, uartha Ann Lee', Bllly Cottle M155 Haver'amp, Mary Harrls, Bllly Gllmore, farlone Klanl ' x 0 eo . 11,1-M-.Ke --3 mg- First row: Marie Ludwig, Anna Eversmeyer, Madge Henry, Althea Schaper, . - ' . f: 5 'I f A ' , N' A , . . . M . V :. i NJLENS X Nmwff 5 '- ' 3 1 M X 5 'x . v-'v .. W '-Q'-i,fQ-221:-1 212525 .:'- 32. :A'. f' t D T E ' '1 v'A if 1'. :fi-12 .V,V fx r by TROJAN QUEEN B NG QUEEN im 45 L .402 P 1 . N' 1 1 J 1111 .1 jmftl A M JK u I , x . A . r K J A 1 1 I X x ' I, fa I , ' w 5 Genova Honbs Porter luntor Dorothy Iumpton PROM OF '59 H vo you over wwlked lnto a gordon where the soft llrhts of Japanese lanterns mellow the HCQUt1fUl e lors ef flowers? The Junlors ard SGFlOTS OYUuTl0HCG5 thls plefoure at the Junler-Senlor Prev on May 16, 192Q Rhythmle l Wxrc rusxe wrs furnlshcd bw Hurley Jenn1rv's Orohostrw. The rwno promorndo wus f ll wed kv the erewnln of tho Quoon, Flcronco Kuhn. Between the Jur1or ortort 1 o the SCFl rs ulth eDOC111 nurber.. lhe flTSt nuleer WAb t p 1 occ lv Elalno Lewls f Wontzvllle. The strlr tr1 , lhrthu .lr Look, Ir Pom Nuckrls 91X rorkers t tro JUIL r Clos , far on Mrzel, M rpa SIVDSWU, IUFVIH Husoflf lf, Flwrl lm. wp, P or Tlfttf, o o nllly Gil.or r presented son, and dance. From cfndle llgbted table G do11C1 ug tuffet supper xos served at r1do1,ht. -Dorothy Balmer . . n , L ,. U . 1, O . , . 5 . . . 4 . 1 1 1 A Q 1 ' t. XA t ' - L1 x. I A ,ao -r.,e 1 e . 1 5 ., ' I . f 0 X 3 ' f' v L 1 if C. A , . AL A L of . 1, LJ.. ,H 'I A A f. A .T .. . ' ' .2 ' ' r ,A Ammos ,V AMls N Q nm, - .e f UA X '. . A 0 N ' 'L 3 ' a 3 om- A em ' ' ' ro- , x ' ' fr ' fr fwva n ' x A .Aki U 1- Li A . 4 .4. , l 1 , - - I A t HN ' V1 P1 . 0 . ' L und John Larvey, played Melody 1H F. lho lost loaturo was Q1VGD by . 1 v A , ,A . . L .a I .L-. C11 1 1. T' S E ' I' 3 1:1 . U -. L.. I V- UL' ..1 e 1 -L r , o Haxdlelo ert . 4? . 1 lx' ' r o noe , o , Q 2 . a , L - ,. 1 'N M G 5 F 1 . ' v, . . A N . , U U , . rips PR O QUEEI Or '59 AND H R 1lTENDANTS 1 W. ,,I., ' ' jim qg 9v'Q 2 EQ - !rf,f f' v v . ' l , . A x 1 v n , l uf fq C ii V b , Q x I . g u C ' il 1l x ', . F V OH F '39 WW 1 I I n 1 . L 4 gal 5 A 'rt I E I . . , 8 fi 2 'S- f', , lee-v ' 0 z, 4- ' , Q 5 f , A r jf -. ,Y ll, il . 1 '- ..,,, . M '?WH.ET1CS MMI N MX Ex 6' QQ? fy '4 7 ' ' -,-4 f ..-:T 1'1.'2i.. :Vt - . :- 1' -'?1? :--:5 . '- -,-' I .ji .. : Jr: -:f, iff' :ji '.f1 LZ-iiiriiz ':.f 2:f1?5iii:'e.1.1::??3E3E319:-2512352132521 .9f5i:5Z31Q,,-52311'ifiz ,.-gffli-' f,I,::4. -' f' Af if, 1 W .g52i'1,f2iI ' ,:ffs25Sff'131' ian A' -Z:5Q1iiQ1:2ff?.TfQ--fi? .,,1 25.-::::::E::5'7:,f.. Q! -'lgt' gi .L Q .L:- .5115 N ' - ff Q1- ft, --4' 'l -'1A ' ' SOFTBALL The B1lchaneers began the 59 40 athletic season with a short schedule of softball A large number of boys came out to participate and from them Coach Grant produced a winning team. The school has reason to be proud of the softball team, as they wont through the season undefeated, winning two games from Winfield, two from Silex, and one from Elsberry The lineup was as follows: Weiman, Sb . Upton rf Booth, ss Rayfiold, Holmes, lb Creech, p Schaper, lf Brummell, sf Webb, 2b Harvey rf Harlan, sf Hechler Hasselfeld, of Creech Sb TRxCK For the 1940 track season four men who have won letters in track year, F. Harlan, two year, M. Hasselfold, one year, and J. Harvey, one year. April l6, the track temm went to Elsberry and were defeated by the score of 62-3 to 55. lhrvin Hassolfeld was high point man for Troy with victories in the high and low hurdles, and several other places. Merlin Brum ell was next with a viotory in the broadgump and several other places. As this was the first track meet to be held, they were not up to tho par. llthough we think that we made a rather good showing, we have hopes of doing much better at the later meets. we have two other track meets scheduled, one, a dual meet with Warrenton, Friday Aprll 19, the other being a conference meet held at Elsberry April 27 The Teams competing 1n this meet are: Hermar, Elsberry, Wright C1t5,AWarrenton, and Troy we plan to be in the best possible shape by this time and make 1 very good showinr in the conference meet. - I C. . G Bc Ho O B. . L. IIC Ml Ha I Jo F. E. , lf M. D. , and field are back, B. Holmes, a two year letterman, M. Brummell, two BKUMMELL fi C9590 491' fi ca 88 72,2 OL A755 UN 10 'T' WRIGHT CITY 5 8 PM T r DESLOGE BOWLING GREEN I 7 PoMo Wed ELSBERRY CAPE PREPS 1O'bh ANNUAL TROJAN TOURNAMENT DESLOGE 11 DESLOGE 2 P M. Frlda ELSBERRY 110 A M Frl FERGUSON FERGUSON JONESBURG 7 0 Ao Thur ST PETERS TROY 1 S M. 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' ASKET BALL SQUAD AFTER THE WASHINGTON TOURNAMENT BnSKETBALL ffter a successful softb ll season, the Trogans st rtec the 59 40 b sketball season The outlook w's far from br1 ht, as arly vno f l st year's lettermen was back The rest h d very Ilttle experlence, and s no had never nl yed 1U a f1TSt team v.no But str nee thlnvs took place. The 1ow wen were qu1ek to le rn Coach Gr rt's teachlnps, and smooth-worklnr squad was soon developed a tear that, 1f rated as to SD1Flt and f1 ht instead f f-mes won and lost, wtuld rank w1th the best Take a look at the WUFT1OrS who helped make the 'Trogans a team always to be feared. Flrst, we have Bob Holmes, the o ly lotternan from last vear Bob led the Trojan scorers wlth 106 polnts ln 15 scheduled amos He was fast and d6CODt1V0 forward who could lways be courted e to fl1D 1n bas kots when we needed them Next, we flnd nButchn Sch per who last ye r played t W rrenton. Irste d of h Vlh to play alnst hln, we played wlth hll thls ye r Butch was the rest ste dy and dependable player or the te w At vuarl he also made qulte a few baskets. For hls utstardln ol vlr 1n the Tr y tournament, he won the spertsna.sh1p award, a old basketb ll, wh1ch was vlven by Mr. Ch s. Rudolph. Johnny C bb, our s1x foot center, d1d an abrut f ce fro last year and wade the f1TSt team Johnny played a e od brand of b ll all your and Dee Creech, a freshman, won the other uard p0S1t1OW Thou h thls was Deo's flrst ye r ho pl yed llke a voter n, and could uarn wlth the best of ther. Kenneth Lansehe started slow but developed lnt a deoexd ble player. Ken1eth's playlna was remarkable 1B the Jarrextor one 1r the Tr y tour nanert, as he held NCatf1shn Schroor sc roless Fr nk Harlan ard How rd Webb cld ood work lso Frank was fo d ut1l1ty ran who played all UOS1t1OPS well Hov r' llke herneth started slow but sown became wood center and forward. 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'J If ' ,. 1 M. ,.,. n ' ' 5 ' -. le lx , ., ... .A ' . 4- .ug Just before the Normandy Tournament the school bought the team 12 new sweat Jackets with Buchanan emblazoned across the chest These were very attractive as well as useful, and did much to inspire the team At the end of the playing season the Basketball Squad met and elected their Honary Co Captains Herald Schaper and Bob Holmes were chosen because of their team spirit, leadership, and sportsmanship displayed through out the season on and off the playing court Troy Here are the scores of the games Vandalia Howell Eureka Montgomery City Louisiana St Peters Elsberry Warrenton St Peters Hermann Elsberry Troy They Wright City Tournament Wentzville Bellflower Hermann Wright City Regional Tournament New Haven Bellflower Elsberry Steelville Troy Troy Troy vs Cleveland vs Ritnour Troy Tournament Silel Washington 51 Warrenton 17 St. Peters 7 And so the se son ended lost, and one Trophie which we wen in the Troy Tournament by taking second The re ults of which were 15 won and 13 TRACK In spring young Man's fancy Lightly turns to thoughts of track It's ther the thoughts of d shes Are to him a' coming back And he gets a little restless, For there's something in the breeze, That says its time to run And sweat nd puff and wheeze Oh, its then he gets to thinking Of the work thats yet to cone, And its then he starts to shudder At the lxps he'll h ve to run Ibrlin Brunnell 0 ' ll . we ' ' . vs ' 12 12 vs ' EQ 12 vs 231 21 vs QQ 28 H vs lg 17 N vs 15 16 U vs ' W vs ' ' 10 TE ' 29 30 - vs ' ' 15 15 vs 10 18 U vs . 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SENIOR PLAY AN ARIZONA COWBOY The Seniors of Buchanan High School presented a Western play, nan Arizona Cewboyn, on Friday evening, April 5. It was a story of western 11f0 with cowboys and Indians. The scene was laid in Purple Deg, Arizona, in a clearing in front of the Palace Hotel. Farley Gantt, the singing cow boy sheriff, was an uneduc ted son of the sell, but one of nature's noblemen In true here fashion he was quick on the draw, fell in love, and rescued the pretty ranch owner Paul Quillian was the sher1ff's partner who was led astr by the vivacials dance hall girl and her gambling brother Duke Blackshear. GF1ZZ1y Grimm was a cattle thief and a steego to Duke Blackshear Hezekiah peeked by his foeted orphan heart of Paul Bugg, a wind gam er, was a husband who w s hen wife, Petunia Young'un was a poor little bare who turns into a beautiful lady and I ptures the Quillian Big Elk was a friendly Indian Chief who befriended the cevboy sheriff. Little Fawn lfraid, the Indian Haid, gave her life to ave the life of our hero. Yew Kee, heathen Chinee, brings comedy and excitement into the plot The story proved to be one of thrills and romance with a dash of humor Farley Gantt Yeung'un Margarlte Moore Paul Quillian Hezekiah Bugg Petunia Bugg Big Elk Fawn Afraid Grizzly Grimm Duke Blackshear Coralie Blacksheer Dance hall girl Yew Kee Chinese cook Cow hands Just workers TVF CASL Harold hammett Ira Bel Nuckels Porter Iunter Cowboy sheriff Orphan girl Ranch owner Harold Rayfield Martha Ann Leek Lafayette Creech Doris Helen Wilson Clyde Wieman W E Martin Flora Mae Handlong Warren Munzel Clifford Parsons, Wind Jammer Hon pecking wife Friendly Irdian Chief Indian maiden Cattle rustler City gambler Marvin Hasselfeld, Julius Meister, and Fllary Creech 3 I . . . l ' I . . . n ay . I , 0 . . -. p a - . . . . . - . . A X . . ' . A b . . . X . Q . . A A . A . . JA. a S ' Q . . A . A . . O nn ' F ' 211111111 . 1111111111 7 v A --Q-pu--'unseen L , . ----an-u-qua--Q Q ' ------ ------------- . I ' ' --------Young cow hand----------Billy Gilmore - Q , 11111111 . . 1111111111111 . . 1111i111- I . D ' . 11111111 ' . iiiiibiiiiili . 1 . I . 111 L . s-nuance-aus: 0 . sun:-nc-nuns ' . . . 11111131 1111111111 . 113111 . X 111111111121 . . X . I 5 nun: . uounsv-nano-nn T no-an--opnuanon . un-pa--an---on Q qnnnunquuucuu- Q--usa:--:anon . .- . . U L A SPO SO S ISN, S 'WPT U11 I X ,. .' Q 'Q 2 wr - Yf-wfwff JUUIOR DLL-.Y CAST 1 1- I ', it lim -- S? at B H S JUNIOR PLAY WINGS OF THE MORNING On November 5, after nearly a month's hard practlce, the JU11O Cla U esented the annual Junior Play. The play dlffercd from prec dlnr play ll t rt lt was of a serlous nature n Qrder to see what dlfferent typos of people wlll do wher they are rlt 1D 1 precar1ous posltlon, Geoffrey, un eocentrlc elcntlst, ends h1S a lSt1H o tl homes of several dlfferent classes of people and asks them 1l they 'arc ready, He expl 1ns that they are to yo on a Journey but that annot toll them where they are to go, or what he expects thrm to do All the peopl that he asks to go wlth hlm are taken flr bwc lnto the moun talns to the lUXUT1OUS homo of th SC1CHt1St, Geoffrey Fe lets H13 house down lnto Q p1t by uslng 1 hydraullc elevator After telllnf tnem that he lS the only one who knows the COmb11Qt on to the control room, he becomes 1ll and does not reg 1D consclousnes for two days Durlng thelr stwy, all the people thlnk that because they re not at work, the world cannot get out of the dark chasm, each one docldes that the world can get along w1thout hlm, and that nothlng really 13 as lmportant as lt seems to be CAST Anna Eversmeyer. Mary HHTFIS Merlln Brum ell Harold Blnder, Harvey Mart1n Bllly Cottle Joyce Humphrey Q MRTIOH Brummell Madge Henry Dorothy Hampton Evelyn Shannon Melbu Turnbull Dulln Harrell Besse Powell Harold H111 . a Joyce Calvert Adrlan Powell Dr Bannlng Eben Forthrlght Tonlo de S11V1StTl Mam a de S11VlStFl Benedetta de S11V1StF1v Mrs Ellls, Trudy Mlss Wanley Effle Geoffrey Ellen Stanley A Hawallan Mald A dress deslgner A poet A young doctor Geoffrey's as lstmnt Itallan frult vender Hls W1f9 Thelr dmuvhter old lady Her dopted d uvhter A hwrsr landl df A youn nurse An eccentrlc SClCFtlSt Hls slster Geeffrey's p1lOt q of Q ' ' I 1' 1 so 11- , ' '- 'Q .171 . . a 'r ' ' ' -, fx .L. ' ' A V E , , , 1 . S .1 . S A . .ss' M t t lG M - ' X ' Q Y M - 'fl' - 3 X ,x - 'Y 11' ' a .1 , -c. 3 , . he cl X - 1 e 2 . - e 3 ' ' A f L k ' . A - - ' . . O ' . l L .L A . l . M A. my . L .. D xl . 5 , A D ' P ' ' u 'L j. . J 1. ' Q. C.. . S a n 1- c . K x as along. When Mr. Geoffrey finally regains consciousness and lets everyone . . X . . . A . 0 Q 0 Lo Q o o a u u c '. ' . o u o n 9 Q Q ' ' 0 C I l 0 I 0 0 l 0 0 Q L 0 l 0 . o 3 o an 4 o Q e 4 -u o Q ' 9 . . , 'J ' 3. c . 0 . . . . ,Q 6 . . . 9 0 . - .1 0 o 0 o o 1 a 0 I . ' 0 1 0 0 ' ' . .' o n s n . .' , ' 9 5 U 0 l . 0 9 Q g 9 a n a o o QAI1 .4 ' ' ' I 0 o o Q Q U. A CL 3 ' A 0 1 -. ' , . , , , L. . f, fl: ' I ' a s 0 0 a o o u a 0 S 0 0 Q 0 1 n o u l '- . ' U Q Q 0 0 1 l J l 0 . . 0 0 L o Q a 3 . ,I llf M1 fm '1 4 Vx , 3, VY .1 MMV , SIEGE STAFF L SIEGE REPOR TERS MUSIC ACTIVITIES The B H S Band practlced durlnv the sun er to keen 1 v od COPdlt1ODe we haven't SDOC1D11ZGd ln concerts, but by earrost effort have strlven to make our band une of the best ln the d1str1ct. Aurust 15 wrs Troy Day 1D St LOUIS. we had the honor of playlna at Sportsnan's Park for one of the outstandinf panes of the season between the St Lou1s Cardinals and the Chlcaao Cubs Au ust 19, we played for the M111WDOd P1CW1Ce October 7, we were asked to play for the FONGCOH1F at Wrlrht Clty Our band and orchestra sponsored the show nThey Shall Have Music' 1F whlch Jascha Hclfetz, the famous v1ol1n1st, playec. He1fetz's MUSIC was qulte an 1rsp1rat1or to our V1Ol1H1StS January 5, we elayed for loyalty N1 ht.n Of course, we llke to thlnk our mus1c helped the boys to w1n the vane January 19, we sponsored an asnenbly program. Durlnf the Trogan tournament, the b played for all the amos 1n Wh1Ch our boys partlclpated and also at the hone games curlnv the basket ball season The b,nd was asked to play before the oratorlcal certest sponsored by the APOPICWI Levlon, March 8 The most lnportant evert for the bard ard orchestra was the HUSICQI concert LIVOH lmrch 29 The orchestra save the flrst p rt of the pro,ran wlth Ira Be Nuckels S acc opanlst Our pro ram w s as follows March Fantastlc L'Arles1enne Blzet psv Overture Issac Car unc VCT11 was played by Nary L u1se Nartla a P rllyn Rehn Jesu J J of Man's DCSITITV Cartat W 147 B h Ezihmelell Sletch D sch wtrc playc by lr Herschel N llace, our uest olarlnetlst QCCOIQ 6 by lbs Wallace Tr ve e Overture Butchel V P Ro Thom Ju y n Bute el B ue P et rch Robert n We tvnrf H Thomas Nant11laf Paul Yoder Natlovnl Althem Vey On Aprll 9, we played for the Boy Scouts Rally, and Aprll 15, we played 1n the COHblUOd band of thls d1StT1Ct 1M the East MISSOHT1 Conference Festlval. we have added a new bass drum, a set of tympa 1CS, a bass horn and a bassoon. 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I ,' u I ' . , 1 . 14 x c ' 'W ' 17 1' fs fm ' va Q. , 1. .L 1, V - LL 1 BAND IN SWCTIONS Hlute Madge Henry, June Rayfleld, hugene Lyness Oboe Jean Jameson F flat Clarlnet uartha Ann Lee B flat Clar net Wabel Heckler, Iarv Harrls, Jullus V61St6T, Nancy Har 1s, Wanda wombles, lathleen Harrls, Dorls Creech, Mary K Avery, Anna E Schulte, Bobby Eversmeyer, Jean Wilson, Dean Eversmeyer Soprano Saxophone KSFF1t Creech Alto Saxophone Mlna Loulse Nonbles Tenor Saxophone Nanda Lee Reed Bass Sacophone Bllly Cottle Bassoon Bllly Bartln Cornets and Trumpets LaVerno Pawllns, V1CtOT Schroeder Bllly Leek, Jlmmy Duncan, Jlmmy Huston, Rose Marle Uagnus Jlmmy Brewer, Jene Evcrsreyer Horrs Rlch rd Rohn, Dee Cro ch, Cdarlls Parvey, vlll rd Ave , Trowbones Xarlan Brummell, B tty Walton, Lo 1se Long, Dee wells Kenneth Larue BQF1tOU6S Anr H8TF1S, Alvln Nieman Bass Jessle Dunard, Shl ley Sohaper, farlon Campbell Strlng Bass Ceell Cox Dru. Tarl r Rudolph, Mary B xlthrow, Mary Lo 1se 'art1n, Betty lartln Flr t Vlolln abcl Hecllcr, Harlan Branmell, Ann Harrls Dee dolls, Mina fbmbles, 'cry K kvery Second V1Ol1D 'ary LOUlS Mart1n, Imrllyn Rohn Anna Rud lph, Dorls Cr ech, Ceorge Heckle , MHTIOH C npbell V101a JGSSIO Dunard, Mxrlan Rudolph, Shlrl y Scraper Cello Martha Ann Ieek, anew Tarxls, Bott1 Clayton Sarah SITMOHS Bass Cecll Cox, Vlctor Schroeder Flute adge Henry, June Rayfleld Oboe J an Jameson Clarlnet lary Harrls, Jullus elster, Kathleen Harrls Alto Saxophone andm fombles Tenor Saxophone Wand Recd Bassoon Bllly Hartln Trumpet B1ll5 Leek, Jlmmy Duncan, LaVerne HUWklHS Horn Rlchard Rohn, Dee Creech, Jillard Avery Trombone Betty Walton, Loulse Lone Tuba Charles Harvey Drums Vary B. NlthTOWj Betty uartln P1QHO Ira Bea Nuclols ' .J .1 1 H -1 , I v 7 . . ,, A , . ,, 1 J I l' LC . f . . . 1 2 lf s vi V rl ' U -sf 'fr . . l' ' 4 ' Q to , . 4 . r I .l . s . . ,, . .. I . A . l . . . . . , . A. I 'l I ' 4 .C J , . . . 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'1 CHORUS Loft to rlght f1FSt row June Rmyflold, Evelyn Shannon, Kathleen Harrls, Dorothy F lcv, Iarlan Thornhlll, Dorothy Jean Sh for, GPHOVIOVC Teaslcy, Dorothy Dur rd, Alberta Karrenbrook, Mlna LOU1SG Wbnbles, Vlldred S overt, MTTIOHG Klunk, M bel Hechlor, Betty Cl yton, Rose U r1o M g J , Genev Ethlngton, Mary Harr1s, Dorls Wilson, Madge Henry Socord Row Norma Vense, Jossle Dun re, Julla Kohl, Wanda Lee Reed Dcrothy Bookhorst, MWT18HDC Hutt, Jean Duncan Hlnds, Mayne Hlcks Turnbull, Mary B Withrow, Lucy Bello Helmberger, Pearl Br ungardt, M TVUOT1tG McCarty, N1d1HO Flnley, Althoa Schapor, Ann Flnley, Loul c lrng, Elleen Cooper, Fay Wergos, Iva Ruth Shannon, Fvelyn Thornhlll, Mar1on Brunmcll, Nancy Harris, Wanda Wonbles Th11r Rev Wlllard Avery, Hloks Cox, Marvln Handlcnb, Dee Creech, Ellly Leek, Laverne Hawklns, Bllly Martln, MHTIOF C npbell, Russell Zeellrer, KOTF1t Creech, Kenneth Shafer, Ke.noth Larue, Nr Starkey, Ir Be Nuo els, TU11US Helster, B1lly Ccttle, V1CtOT Schro der, Rlehard Rohn, M rlar Rudolph, Shlrley Schaper, Dorls Creech, lhrcella Thcrnhlll, Dor thy Calloway GERI' JN DAND Loft to Rlbht Imry Harrls Mable Hcchler Nancy f'72'l!'T1S Kathleen Harrls Jes 10 Dun rd Shlrley Schapor Betty Waltvn N F1LH Brummell LLV rrc H wklns Vlctor Schroeder X . . at L. X c 'iw 'w f . ' f'- ' f Nl. K L M , . n Y . . t . . t lu g . A -1 . N H . . 1 J. 50. 'nl . Alf. ff vu c- fx ' ' ' ' fo.. l- .J ug fn Q . A , . 1 .U o. , Vx 1 U .' A . . f' F ' g ' cg ' fl iw , c fl W . . X. S S J .J . Y . x . , . - 5 U L , ' of r A I , . . . N . J . . r . . A r l wr. .f . L P ' ll 0 , . . . . . y . 1 fx A 2 CL lf u -. lv . . . f -Z1 . 4 l F C' ' o . ,' v 'ff .LK - V' as - . fu C l ff. 7 . . L C - ' C. o' fl ' u 1... , CFORUS GERMAN BAND GERMAN BAND Our 10 plece German Band, organlzed by Mr Starkey, played for the b trbecue at the Clvll Conservatlon Camp, .sugust 7, the Wlnfleld P1cn1c September 2 the Rot ry Club, September 80 and October ll and et Sllcx, Aprll 5 ORCHESTRA Whlle the band was busy, the orchestra was not ldle We played for the Junlor Play, November 3 and the Senlor Play, Aprll 5, We w1ll also asslst 1n the commencement CXCYCISOSQ We have ir our orchestra all the types of :mstruments that are needed for symphony. VO CA L Our annual vocal concert wa held Marc? lf? Both the Bogs md Glrls' Glee Clubs vlth the Choru partlclpated Our accompanlst was Irv Bc Nuclfols The follewlng numbers were sung by the Chorus: Flow Gently Sweet Afton Caln Serd Forth Thy Llght Balaklrew Sllig., Smllo, Slumber C 1n Gounod Th s number was accompanled by Madge henry The Boys' Chorus sang: Cherublrz Song Bortnymnslfy eturn of the N1gLht1nQ le DOWI11Jlf' Romeo ln Georgla Scott The Whlte Road Westw rd Mltchell At thls tlme a v1ol1n duet was played by Mrs Wlllard Starkey and Arm Harrls, accompazued bv Mary Harris The selectlen was Blue Danube Waltz by Straus The Girls' Chorus sang' Chinese Lullaby Bo fers -X the Bend of' the Rlver Edwards Ehabet Song Nez rt Mah Llndy Lou Strlclflfmd -Qi Johann Grub Angel Seren de Brozfm Goodell aecormpcnled by Mrs St rkey Llebestraum Llszt 'mc onpanled by Martha Ann Leek and Madge Henry All Throuoh the Nloht Gun , . x 1 -Q I . . . . . . . , I A . 2 ' , ' S fl n 3 .. . . 0 f . I g 4 - . . . . I . . . A F. . L S ' 1 Q.. Q ' V 1 - ' ' I S g . ' c A. 'fl s I 1 ' i Y a - ii ' 'Y Yi U 'f V D 1 . -3 A 9 ' Y Y . ' ' -' ' ' Y . : . . , 'C' Z1 a 4 .L . ' t , ' 1' l n . L n- g L . . . R ca -- , g , g , , 3 l. ,Y H , . , ,, l 1 L :- ' ' ' ' Q'. . 'Q --L . . . . . 1 ' L . g f . . . . U 2 3 .. 5 it ' So .n-o--...,, -ui- -- El B - -- a . A1 -- .L Us . i - . - - L -wt... 1-Q.. 1' -- JT fr fa . ' fx ts ' 1, ' .4 2 f I -A 0 . . . , 1 l c. C . . u lL L 0 rr ' fr -- L . Cooffy, GAIS C P GA TEWAY 'ro 01D BUCHIHIVMV SEWW G HL 5 lu A A Bobb Cabs l'fAgp,4ggT OVER THe dm! ? TDP N0cfe.f5 .JQES S H05 B dlftlf H 'BQ Sow fo His OUQY Mnsfbke S-OWS SMZLES SCHOOL CALENDAR FOR 1959-40 SEPTEMBER Monday. Reg1strat1on day Tuesday. Carter back for post grad. course Is Madge happy? wednesday. Holmes and Brummell walk down the hall Ten glrls hurt 1n rush. Thursday. Short dresses ln style Friday First week of school goes off as smooth as Dorothy Hampton's Wh1t6 sauce. Monday. Students begin to reallze school has started. Tuesday B1nder meets Tucker. B1nder falls for Tucker Wednesday G1rl's Chorus starts yelllng Thursday. It's easy to learn to say, 'I don't know. Fr1day The freshmen 'Terrorsn are terrorizing Menday. Wash day Tuesday Bill Leek breaks th1rd heart since school started. 20 Wednesday. Blbical method effectlve Seek and ye shall f1nd Thursday. Educat1onal week Rather dull Frzday The softball team 1S do1ng all rlght. Monday Marvln Hasselfeld suggests an appl1cat1on of glue as remedy for sh1ny nose. Tuesday Three weeks gone Parsons gets annual ha1rcut wednesday B H S teachers adopt slogan, WThey shall not pass. Thursday Just one more day untll Friday 29-Friday. Wanted: Mere 6X01t6mDnt less work. OCTOBER Monday. Class Off1C6rS elected Tuesday. Flapper accused of belng m1ss1ng l1nk 1n the chdin of evolutlen Thursday. Dor1s Creech has hard t1me choosing the one from her many Su1tOPSo Who shall lt be? Frlday. F T G fFr1day, thank goodnessll 9-Monday. M A D Monday, agaln da rnltl Tuesday. Puplls resolve to study! ll Wednesday. Gllmore says he's 'regustedn'w1th girls D1d Bea step out on h1m4 Thursday. Horrors! Betty Clayton seen runnlng down the hall. Frlday. Home Economlcs Home Progoct Day Monday. Why doesn't Parker like couples' Change h1s mlnd, someone. Tuesday Seen around Marlene and Larue. l8tWhdnesday. Rlddle Why does Ju11us haunt the P0tt1gP6WS? 19 Thursday. School as usual 2OvFr1day. Annual F F A Barnwarmlng Monday. Pep Squad organlzed Yeah, Team! Tuesday Dlscovered Why some glrls cry Ask Harold Hammett. Wednesday Assembly Speaker Mr Charles Lee ursday. Band sponsored the metlon plcture. They Shall Have Music U Frlday. Basketball Vandalla vs. Troy fthere Menday. Margorle and Dulln seen roaming our portly halls. 31 Tuesday. Merlyn Heck escorts Dorothy Bockhorst to assembly 4- ' ' . 5- . 6- . ' ' 7- ' . 8- . ll- ' 12 0 . . 0 13- . ' ' . 14- T 15- ' . . 18- 0 ' 19- Q 0 21 . I I I 22- . . . . . 25- . ' ' ' 26 1 0 l 0 27 o o o Q N' 28- o . 0 2- ' . 3- . . . . . 4-Wednesday. Student Council organized. Nuckols elected president. 5- . . 6' . o ,n o - 0 o 0 1 . 'W' ' D 10- ' - . , . . . 12- ' - 13- ' . ' ' 4. 161 . 1 o 17? 0 'N' . A O Q 0 25- I 0 Q . . 24 0 . 3 n . 9 25 o e 0 0 26-Th D ' ' , 27- s G- o . J 30- . . . NOVEMBER l-Wednesday. Noses are all right as noses run. Ask anyone. 2-Thursday. Same thing. 3vFriday. Juniors present Wwings of the Merning.n 6-Monday. Quarter tests in full swing this week. 7-Tuesday. Studying hard? Well, maybe. 8 Wednesday Basketball Howell vs. Troy. Cthere Thursday Tomorrow pupils learn whether they are TAT pupils or gust Ann pupi 10-Friday. Senior assembly I3 Monday. Blue Monday. I4 Tuesday Too bad Coach lives across the street, Bob. I5 Wednesday Home Economics Agriculture party 16 Thursday Wanted More dates Izzie. I7 Friday. The end of a peaceful week 2O.Mbnday Students begin fasting for Thanksgiving Tuesday. Brummell falls 1D love again Alyce? Wednesday Junior assembly Boys desert old standbys at the Thanksgiving dance Thursday Thanksgiving vacation Friday Sehoel out for recuoerat1en Monday Daily tongue duels Henry vs Carter. Tuesday Mr Grant cuts mouth while eating peas off his knife 29-Wednesday. Anna Flnley and Archie Barnwarming fever 30 Thursday No news. DECEMBER Friday Basketball Eureka vs Troy hero lbnday Dee Creech goes on a d1et, eats only ten sandwiches for lunch. Tuesday Basketball Montgomery City vs Troy here wednesday MISS Haverkamp seen going up the wrong stairs. Thursday Boots Creeeh's mother buys her little six footer a new pair of shoes. Friday Eighth grade assomblv lbnday. Another horrid old 'onday Tuesday. Ira Bea seen tak11g bool home Thursday Three thousand werl +L m s Enough Sdldl Friday Basketball St Poto1s hero Monday Boys begin breaking ui W14l girl undil ft Am s Tuesday. All 1S quiet. Wednesday Santa 1 comlng, wc hope Thursday Joyce, what did you do to that or 9 Friday Student Council assembly Christmas s hocl acc Christmas vacation starts. JANUARY Tuesday. Students happy to be back aga1n??????9 Wednesday Christmas over Couples make up. Thursday Watch your step, boys This 1S leap year! Friday. Loyalty Nlght Elsberry vs Troy here Monday Lafayette has history lesson 9 Tuesday Lafayette decides he's working toe hard, - , -- Q 9- . . . . n ' '1. . O 1 . . 11 . . 1 0 . . . . . . . 21' . . 0 22-. . ' . g ' ' 25- . . . . . 24' D 0 A . 0 27 0 - ' 0 , 28- . A 0 A . . . . . 1' . 0 ' 0 o C y 4' . . l . 59 I 9- - . I I C 7 6' Q ' . . 7- . . . . 8' . . . L to 11' 1 . 2- Iii I 12' L . 'lo 1 f L ' Q 13-Wednesday. nBean brings book back anharmed. 14- . . 1' f .ne 9 Q ' 15' . 0 o ' Q- 'VS.- Troyo C A' J 18- . ' - ' J at on Q'. s 1' a .QT v.a . 19- . . 20' O . S . D ' A o 21 0 . -T . 22- ' . ' . . ' c aa. -. ' 2- L 3 ', . 3' - Q ' . Q .a 4- . . . . 5- ' ' -- - - C D 8' 0 I 0 - . . . RRIAI EK Dofv Gor US' OPP -1 MP5 Q sf TR IT 'forums DEAD EY T9 DICK cmuo GINN 3? Q mr-l O San IJW1 31 2 'C 2143 Q .au v S V i ' Q , A 5 f Q xy .Q i 7 . -., ,ii 1 - ... 2 , 072 , S UQ A g cf? Z '5 f- ' P X 'f E . N gd .. '7 ,am 0.4 . . - .4 2 , m 5, M Wodrosa y Basketball Howell vs Troy fhcro Thurscly Only flfty one weeks untll ChP1Stm1S Frlo Basketball -Warrenton vs Troy hero Ibnd y nButchn Sehapcr, nature's glft to women, tells the secret of P1 handsome looks Tuesday Basketball Wrlght Clty vs. Troy. Qthere Wednesday Study hall gots lecture on how to behave ln school Thursday. Beckm.n says 1D C1v1cs class, A cl1n1c 1S a paper hardkerchlef H Fr1da5 Ba ketball Wrlght C1ty vs Troy here Monday What has happened +o Flor1e's dlamond? Tuesday SICV 11st long and growlng strong Wednesday Troy Tourney Thursd y Katty Harr1s 1S st11l hav1ng Wheartn trouble Frlday Grammar 1S Sl1pD1ng MISS Short Whas went ' Saturd y Troy wlns second place 1n tourney Monday Howard Webb, charter member of Le p Year Protectlon Soclety Tuesday The Junlor and Sophomore g1T1S don't seem to get along so well Wednosd y Students learn new teacher and worseg new teacher learns students. FEBRUAPY Thursday Dorls R1ChQTdSOP and Marlo Ludwlg were seen wlthout chewlng um 5vMonday Unwanted Someone who can get ln more H1SCh1Cf than the freshmen 6-Tuesday T ki Ts1! Marlan Brummell gets letters postmarked St Charles. Wednesday Insoparable Ev lyn and Alyces Thursday School out Scarlet fever. Tbnd y Back egaln to the old grlnd Tuesday Basketball Elsberry vs Troy there Wednesday It's a great llfel Thursday Peglonal tournament IMRCH Frlday. Klunle arrlves at Latln clas on tame! Monday. Porter f lls dowr the stalrs Sabotage? Tuesday Junlors choose rlngs. Wednesday. Nothlng new Thursday Extra Holmes dates hometown glrl. Friday Freshmen assembly smerlcan LGg1OD OFQtOT1C11 contest Slege staff sponsors school dance. Ibnday Dally sneeze by Harlan 1n flTSt perlod typlng. Tuesday, S6H1OT play practlce starts. Wbdnesdfv. Nuckols elected Slege queen Thursday Poet Avery advertlses for Alpen Brau beer 1n Engllsh I Frlday Vocal concert. Monday Mary Harrls seen maklng goo goo' eyes at Butch. Does he mlnd? Tuesday Beware snrpshot flends. Wednesd y Home Ee II glrls serve the Bullders Club 21 Thursday Melba and Hammett have dally bottle L test report says Harold 1S restlng as well as can be expected. 22-Frlday Sophomore assembly Home Economlcs Sprlng Dance Group p1ctures taken for the S19gOg 25 Monday Larue falnts, 10 V 1 ' Til 9 Q 0 0 A , ll- lf . ' - ' ' L . 12 ' lily. I' 0 0 c 7 I5-' ' a . ' - ' . 16- . T-- ' ' J 17 n 0 . Q 18- to . . . N, . . . 4 19 . 'Q S . . 0 o C ' J 22-. T . L U ' ' . 23- . . A . . . 24- T, . . 25- a ' . . . . . 26- . . A I . . . . . IA. ., 27- Q . ' ' . 29-r L . . a ' ' . 30- l 'Q ' ' . . 51-' ' IX Q L . 'K 1- L . . . 0 H . V . . . g - o 2-Friday. Basketball--St. Peters vs. Troy. Ctherel - o M S C , . . ' 1 Q X. 7- . -- a 8- t Q o ' 26- .a . L . .' ' J 27' 0 L . ' 1 0 u 4 J 28- . . - ' 291 n I I . I V . 1- ' . : ' ' s 1 L. 4- a , .' . . 5- . ' ' 6- t ' . 7' Q 3 A A . 8' 0 A o 4' - I - . D 1- o 11-4 0 . H - . . V- . . IZ- l . . Is- .L - . 14- . ' , ' ' , 15 . 0 I8-T , .T ' , ' N' - ' ,' 19- -r Q . ' 20 31 0 - 0 . . 0 Tuesday Cottle waxes poet1c Sprlng fever Wednesday, Flash! Elwyn dates g1r1i Thursday. Lafayette all worn out from carrylng l1tt1e Indlans around the nlght before. Fr1day. Report cards Band concert Home Ec. g1rls to Columbia APRIL Monday Aprll Foo1's day 'Nough Saldq Tuesday B111 Martln has fourth date w1th the same girl Can you 1mag1ne? wednesday We're Just 11v1ng for tomorrow Thursday. Marlene Klunke makes sophomore p11gr1mage to Jefferson City rlday. SGHIOT class presents nAr1zona Cowboy Monday School golng to ru1n Harvey Martin StUd16S dur1nF Study Hall. Tuesday Dor1s W11son supremely hapoy J1m was here. Wednesday Mayme walks to school Spends the rest of the day recuperatlng Thursday Just another day. Fr1day. Speech class assembly Freshmen party 15-Saturday. East M1ssour1 festlval Mbnday Mrs Owen reports a quiet class 1n f1TSt year Home Ec. Nancy was absent Tuesday To study or not to study, that 1S the qUSSt1On Wednesday Cy Wleman seen talklng to a ufem.' W111 wonders never cease? Thursday Lansche sheds h1s red flannels Mbnday Monday aga1n There won't be many more Tuesday Dorothy gets another crush Too bad, Butch Wednesday Datos gO1ng strong. Thur day Holmes gets letter from brunette crush 1n Wlnfleld Fr1day Fr1day, but not the th1rteenth Saturday. East M1SSOuTi track meet lbnday. Junior dues few and far between Tuesday Munzel gets knocked down watchlng flappers pass JAY Wednesday The mornlng after the nlght before Thursday. Evalyn Shannen trles baby talk on John Harvey No? Fr1day. Junlor assembly S10g6 staff sponsors school dance Monday Horrors! M1ss Muck seen ChSW1ng bubble gum Tuesday Very Oney and MQTgl0 Hombs voted neatest g1T1S 1n Home Ee class. Wednesday. Just another day Thursday. D1tto 10-Frlday Tomorrow 1S bath nlght Monday. S1680 staff makes plans to leave town as soon as the annual comes out Tuesday. Eversmeyer rates T L wednesday Won't be long now Thursday Senlor day and assembly Fr1day Everyone busy, except J B 19 Sunday. Baccalaureate sermon 26- q I 0 . I ' 27- Q 28- . . . 29 I 0 1 I . . 0 1' 0 . I V - 2' 0 . . . 0 3- . . . . . 4- . . . 51F 0 0 I . 8- I . . . 2 . . . X 9- . ' ' ' . ' 10 0 o 11- . 12- . Q Q I5- Q Q . . 16- . y ' ' . 17- . . . . 18' . n . 0 19-Friday. Juniors sponsor school dance. 22- Q T . Q 3 Q az 0 0 0 241 Q - 25- S . ' ' ' . 26 . 0 . 0 0 27' . 5 q 29- . 1. Q 30- U A ' ' h 4. Q I 1- O U . Q 2' q ' l . 3' . . i - 1 6- . . - . . 7- . . X F7 . . 8' 0 9- ' . 15-. ' ' ' 14 . Q. 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Mary Harris SEE US to acqulre superlorlty complex Avery k Rohn MAKE BIG MONEY! Persuade teachers to give me good grades wT1t6 Lafayette Creech IS YOUR OLD LINE WORN OUT? ee me for any line for any sltuationl Ira Bea Nuckols NO STRING ATTACHED: Take care of my over abundance of boy friends Besse Powell LEARN POLITENESS FROM A NOTED AUTHORITY! SEND FOR MY FREE ILLUSTRATED BOOKLET NOW! ELWYN HECHLER HELP WANTED FEMALE YOUNG LADY To help wath Anerlcan Hlstory. W. Gllmore FOR SALE One set of 1ce cream ball bear1ngs for use 1n Hunter's reversable 11qu1d flag polo. B111 Martln age Nut street INSTRUCTION WANTED teacher s and get Buddy Evanson How to annoy themes. See A tractor to clear the way to my locker 1n the west hall See MDTIS Ludwlg Southern Accent Ethington To acqu1re a wrlto Geneva A good ALARM CLOCK to get us up 1n tho mornlng so we won't get demerlt Mad e Henry k Band How to tactfull break Hates! For particulars soe Willlam Gilmore TIVIERITSI to lncroase nv Muslc grad Dee Creech. FOR SALE My lnterost 1n a Chinese Broom Factory. These Brooms or Brums make excellent weapons wlth whlch to flght wasps, or what have you? HAROLD BINDER 1840 Broom Corn Ave. T91Bo oog- A COPY OF THE BOOK nHow to Win boy frlonds and Hold Them W Kathleen Harrls BOOK ON HOW TO UNDERSTAND WOM NI A--Merlin Brummell L , ' V , I ' ' I 7 I I lf 'L . .-.-- , , . - , i-,.-lA--,ul. ,, ,.......,-,-.-..,,............,.... .-.-.-..-,......-...... 2 an t . . X . . . ' sb ' 'L ' - A A 9 . Y . L ,, , ' ' ' ,FV , ,,, , , i M i Q . . . Q . fu u o . -- f ,--' 1 . 3 s o . 1. 0 ,I A I pi V' V K - 4 DD Q . A v ' I -n1iun1n-un u - a 1, ' , f V . 1. I V - f QQ ' ' K -- ' . all ' - - . fy ' , V V , , Y , , , , , . C l ax JV 0 . l . . , on , , I , L l 9 . . I nu: 'i . . V. - . 3 ' . A . . M A ' - Ng fn., ffm- I ry' X X Y. XT, 1 , m N .ff Ak V' I A 1 --Y ' 'X I aw K - XX ' r 5 f' 1' ' . ff! .4 4 f .4,-1' 1 v ff. , 5 Y x .. , Q 5 j , J ' ' ,f 1 -- Aff -7 :-Nh. ' 7 ' . 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