Buffalo High School - Bison Yearbook (Buffalo, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 86 of the 1950 volume:

t The BISON Published by The Student cBuffalo High School BUFFALO. MISSOURI Courtesy Armour Co. Co-operation Wins We are not dedicating this book to these calyes nor the pail nor the milk. We are merely using the illistration to show the thing that has made our school the kind that we as students are proud to have the opportunity to attend. A community cannot become the proud owners of a school like ours and achieve the things ours has achieved until its citizens have made the intelligent cecision that these calves made and pull toward a common interest and common cause. We, the Student Council of the Buffalo High School, as represen- tatives of the student bo'dy want to express the gratitude of that student body for the opportunities afforded us. So it is to that spirit of co-operation, of working together, of individual sacrifice toward a common cause on the part of every citizen of this community that we dedicate this the 1949-50 Bison. May that spirit ever' prevail in this community for the sake of those to follow after us. THE STUDENT COUNCIL BoundV Education 0. A. Griffin Treasure Hadley Thomas President J. W. Peters Vice-President Ward Rea Member J. P. Hawkins Member Fay Coffman Member Floyd Reser Retiring Member Keith Kendall Retiring Member DILLARD A. MALLORY SUPERINTENDENT Our schools must truly meet the needs of all the children of all the people. The school must not only contribute to the mental and physical development of our youth but it must carry its responsibility toward the ethical, moral and spiritual growth and development. May I congratulate the members of this community for the fine co-operative education program you are providing. Your expanded curriculum, your recent building additions, your athletic field etc., and your whole-hearted community co-operation deserve much praise. That thing is not possible without the splendid co- operation you give others. Therefore I think the Student Council acted wisely in making the unusual dedication you read on the preceeding page. The stu- dents, community organizations, and all citizens deserve that commendation. It is my hope that that spirit of oneness in effort will continue until this school is offering its maximum in service in this community. It is my desire to offer my small bit toward that goal. Marcus Ormsbee Music Ruth Booth English Frank Roberts Math Commerce Hilda Wade History Math Ed van Matthews Coach Science Ferrell Mallory Home Economics Ben Smith Veterans Agriculture Herbert Morgan Veterans Agriculture Guy Henson Vocational Agriculture Steve Potter Veterans Agriculture Jesse Payne Veterans Agriculture Raymond Ricketts Veterans Agriculture Everet Lane Veterans Agriculture Evelyn Reser Veterans Secretary Genelle Spoering Sixth Grade Donna Tucker Emogene Williams Fifth Grade Fourth Grade Eloise Callaway Third Grade Beryl Engle Second Grade Goldie Harmon First Grade Student STUDENT COUNCIL PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURE Gene Hyde C. W. Merrick Mary Joyce King John Hal Alford Jim Jackson Inez Haney Donald Slack Lois Sprague Shirley Potter SPONSORED BY D. A. Mallory Superintendent C. W. Merrick President Canidate for Prince Charming Alice Lightle V ice-President F. H. A. President Senkfis Virginia Sprague Sec. and Treas. Gene Hyde Sergeant At Anns Stu. Council President John Hal Alford Stu. Council Rep. Salutorian Pearl Jean Gilbert Valedictorian Opal Marks Canidate for Queen of Carnival Wade Bone Maxine Lindsey Jervis Wolfe Maye Jasper Farris Neill Faye Jasper 3illy Pitts Evelyn Holt Lavern Nicodemus Dorothy Williams Derrel Stafford Roberta Pitts Lindal Arnhart Mary Holland Bill Branum Lois Williams Bertha Andrews Leo Crawford Bonnie Hicks Charles Harriman Bill Jackson Wanda Coble Idabel Mead Rex Shewmaker Irene Childress Joe Harriman Barbara Meador Mary Evelyn Gillett Beech Patton Bethel Strickland Mary Alexander Jerry Cassidy Warren Hooks Jimmy Jefferies Vivian Day- Gale Owens Norma Jean Kirk Wayne McRae Theresa Peters Shirley Dougan Byron True Pauline Lindsey George Sample Sherry Jo Neill Jack Taylor Joyce Looney Doris Todd Ethel handling Opal Thomas Jerald Carr Mary Joyce King, President Joan Bradley, Vice-President Esther Wright, Sec. and Treas. Inez Haney, Student Council Representive Bill Chapman Authur Mallory Ardis Gaunt Jack Busch Anita Jackson Philip Began Bob Gann Jo Ann Neill Paul Lane Patsy Polly Joan Branum Jerry Lackey Sherry Shewmaker Charles Peterson Billy Chance Lavolda Warner Dale Dill Veda Harrison Betty Perkins Glen Gamel Kenneth Burd Gloria Hoover Chester Matthews Clara Cassidy Louise Miller Ivan Ray Kathryn Miller Herbert Maddux Ben Shantz Leota McGinnis Evertt Camden Jean Shryer Orletha Smith Herbert Stanton Bernice Ruebush John Owens Bernice Peele Jack Hyde Ann Carver Harvey Clouse Dauntless Williams Bill McDaniel Dean Nicholas Wanda Vest James Sweaney Marie Ortner Irene Hall Bob Hale Bernice Richerson Richard Smith Helen Wolfe Dick Jones Betty Cowan Betty Hannon Helen Dalrymple Junior Kendrick Jo Ann Julian Vernon Medcalf Dixie Wolfe Dorthy Squire Willa Dean Davison Carol Sweaney Marie Smith Bob Sharp Gloria Strickland Ann Hartman Earnest Reed Edith Jefferies Marietta Cheever Gene Hill 1st row: 2nd row: 3rd row: 4th row: Jim Jackson, President, Donald Slack, Vice-President, Mark Day, Sec. and Treas., Cora Nicodemus, Jack Maulin, Geneva Bay; Pat Rea, Roger King, Lowell Belt, Lyndal Anderson, Avis Houser, Bill Todd; Edwin Philips, Dora Poindexter, Bill Mead, Carol Kahler, Clifford Ray, Lila K. Walker, Alice Hutchins, Russell Hill, Glenda Brock, Gordon Crawford, Shirley Wandling, Larry McKown; 1st row: 2nd row: 3rd row: 4th row: Kathryn Mallory, Harold Miller, Lena Jackson, Dale Harris, Jo Ann Kontt- gomery, Ramey Sample; Jane Shewmaker, Kenneth Blair, Virginia Inman, Johnny Breshears, Earline Wyrick, Jimmie Andrews; Dwight Gilpin, Jim Bradley, Arlene Clouse, Brice Bradley, Claude Handley, Jesse Garrett; E. G. Stevens, Bill McCallister, Juanita Taylor, Richard Williams, 1st row: 2nd row: 3rd row: 4th row: Jimmie Baker, Dorothy Smarth, Earline Moulder, A1 Harrington, Betty McDonald, Kenneth Cline; Bonnie Ware, Lacie Wilson, Frances Garner, C. B. Freeman, Ruby Woodall; Betty Turner, Mary Lou Neill, Anita Davis, John Dibbins; Linda Lu Neill; 1st row: Lois Sprague, President, Joann Peters, Vice-President, David Croslin, Sec. and Treas., Shirley Potter, Student Council Represent!ve, Charles Hurst, Charlotte Pierce; 2nd row: David Wright, Elizabeth Fransham, Hazel Medcalf, Billy Sharp, June Kahler; 3rd row: Dorothy Nalizenik, J. R. Brownfield, Mary Perryman, Bobby Holland, Barbara Lemons, Jimmie Ethridge; 4th row: Warren Vest, Janet Ward, Paul Triplett, Rosa Lee Oliver, Harold Stanton, Barbara Gilham; 5th row: Cora Simms, Jack LaRue, Clara Shantz, Ray Claspill, Helen Garret, Hubert Strickland; 1st row: 2nd row: 3rd row: 4th row: 5th row: Shirley Hale, Gene Wilcox, Jacquelyn LaRue, Lloyd Reed, Daisy Jasper, Gale Lilley; James Medley, Laura Loudermilk, Hugh Gene Lewey, Marilyn Burd, Darrel Crawford, Virginia Matthews; Patsy Vest, David Bradley, Dorthy Mashburn, James Gates, Mary Reygart, Homer Owens; Louis Maddux, Darlene Davison, James Ortner, Thelma Noland, Charles Hood, Angie Klapp; Barbara Bennett, Shirley Matthews, Boyd Sallee, June Hill, Betty Staples; 1st row: 2nd row: 3rd row: 4th row: 5th row: J. C. Williams, Louise Hicks, Ralph Cox, Martha Manning, Charles Pierce, Mary Smith; George Merrick, Barbara Triplett, Sonny Davis, Pauline Snodgrass, David Alexander, Mary Lou Hill; Edna Cassidy, Charles Crosby, Juanita Hill, Lester Evans, Dixie Powell Author Beasley; Lloyd Reed, Mary Nell Hagan, James Loudermilk, Carol Ballard, Stanley Ingram, Carol Lane; Evelyn Williams, Logan Burch, Shirley Dalrymple, Ronald Lilley, Betty Deckard, Loyd Shoman; EIGHTH GRADE Jerry Smith Shirley Burtin Charles Bolton Barbara Alexander James Wing Mara Lou Chapman Keith McGowan Nancy Deer Jerry Neill Imogene Inman Jack Sample Mary Hall Don Wimberly V1 Mary McDaniel Bobby Wilson Virginia Neill Jerry Steelman Doris Lee Houser Carrol Pusch Mary Medcalf Ben Blair Colleen Ullrick Edwin Michael Dorothea Harr- ington John Medcalf Carol Shaw Bobby Gower Virginia Dotson Jo Ann Simmons Wayne Owens Jeanette Gammon Edward Deck Shirley Gann Paul Ray Brundridge Sara Beth Smithpeter SEVENTH GRADE Shirley Rose Dale Vest Esther Sims Jimmy Sharp Darlene Slack Billy Boy Lackey Frieda Bradley Harold Dean Lewey Mildred Eisman Hurshel Zimmerman Freda Gates B. H. Wallace Martha Dean Hurst Willie Bailey Peggy Pulley James Proctor Hawkins Ada Jean Bradley Ivan Maddux Rosemary Todd Tommy Jennings Mary Stanton Billy Bates Le Roy Medley Glen Dale Brown Jimmie Earl Ullrick Junior Beck Harold Deck Lee Stephens Jimmie Heim Bobby Gene Anglin Jess Harryman SIXTH GRADE Billy Legan Barbara Clark Jim Propeck Irlene Snodgrass Jackie Shewmaker Wanda Garrett G. C. McDowell Jacquetta Edmonds Jimmie Maulin Wanda Looney Dale Mashburn Joyce Means Jesse Wiebe Hose Ellen Twener Richard Gann Elaine Warren H. G. Barber Joy Piper B illy Moulder Carol Gammon Carolyn Davis Janice Neill Karen Howerton De Iveta- Reeves Patsy Cox Patricia Blair Jeanette Rea Sue Shull Janice Franklin Wanda Jones Betty Hagan Linda Tracy Janna Sue Clymore Bemeice Owens FIFTH GRADE Kenneth Montgomery J. R. Kendall Kathrjm Freeman Elsie Williams Billie Cox Patsy Keith Carol Jones Billie Baker Jon Dale Chalker Winona Wiebe Hex Gregg Billy Rex Blair Lucie Mae Beck Patty Alexander Kenneth Eisman Ramona Wiebe Barbara Claussen David Blair Jim Wimberly Sharon Thomas Marilyn Powell Mabel Michael Jimmie Todd David Hawkins Larry Smith Elvin Maddux Jimmy Indermuehle Dale Harris fourth GRADE Patricia Jennings Myra Branum Jerry Durington Jerry Garrett Shirley Sharp Jimmy Piper Richard Stafford Janice Jefferies Joyce Franklin Leonard Rea Mary Sheilia V ilson Patsy Anglin Lynn Hawkins Warren Gwens Ja nice Burtin Billy Hagan Frankie Woods Shirley Fullerton Joyce Harmon Johnny Owensby Racinee Owens Nancy Whitman Charles Horn Mary Ann Wing Nancy Thomas Carrol Brown THIRD GRADE Teddy Ben Scott Phylis Pusch Ray Triplett Tommy Joe Wilson Bill Jarvis Edsel Lee Matthews CI' Rosalind Wayne Barbara Blair -. Njr ' Leon Thomas A Mary Lou Shewmaker Guy David Barnum Leon Dill Diania Brundridge Shirley Pusch Thelma Zimmerman Virginia Mashburn Manna Ruth Harrington Jimmy Snider James Horn Sandra Deer Barbara Brown Norma Stanton Darlena Hawkins Delores Williams Betty Williams Lucille Smith Caroline Loudermilk SECOND GRADE Jackie Neill Delbert Owens John Kuhns Lydia Michaels George Earl 'Wallace June Ford Barbara Dudley Inez Stanton Dicky Owensby Nancy Lee Warrick Marion Self Kenneth Miller Jacqueline Alford Rosa McDaniel Billy Rieschel Lyndell Sharp Wendell Jones Melvin Farris Marion Ingerley Sylvia Hill Nancy Owens Jean Franklin Edwena Edmonds George Garrett Kathleen Dull Billy Neal Black Arling Michaels Billy Wayne Evans Oliver Chapman Annabelle Strickland Sarah Gaunt Glen Neal Rea Sherry Chalker FIRST GRADE Chas. D. Harriman Joan Williams Jackie Jennings Mike Pitt's Darla Jean Howerton Helen Louise Bradley Ronald Todd Mary Jane Piper Joe Righter Jerry Maulin Jerry Smith Tommy Sherman Carroll Sims David Smith Ronnie Jarvis Patty Shull Judy Ann Weeks Sally Thomas Rebecca Coffman Daryl Craig Karen Sue Maddux Donald Beck Judith Kay Lemons Larry George Patty Owsley Kenneth Williams Mary Helen Brownfield David Patison Paula Ann Cofer Richard Snyder Sharon Stafford Gary Kendell Nancy Neill McCarty Norman Dorothy Williams Milan Van Houter Gayle Lackey Charles Howe Margeret Griffin Jimmie Brown Ronald Hill SUMMARY OF THE BISON TRIBE OF 1949-50 One word could be used to describe the type of teams that represented the Buffalo Schools during the school year 1949-50. That word would be Successful . The Softball teams of the High School were the first to engage iri practice and interschool competition. Both the boy's and girl's teams were undefeated in their regular schedule and both teams won first places in the Buffalo Invitational tour- naments. As soon as the softball games were over, and chilly weather began to move in, our attention was turned to basketball. The Bisons were faced with the toughest schedule that a Bison team had played in some time. We realized we had a big job to do and some 20 eager boys worked hard to bring in the victories. The A squad won the Buffalo Invitational Tournament, the Gold Division of the Greenwood Invitational Tournament, qualified for the Tournament of Champions and won third place, won second place in the Class A regional, and finished the season with a 2f won, 6 lost record. The B squad, composed of 12 boys, were undefeated during the season play in competition with other B squads. This group of boys will furnish • the players for next year'stvarsity team. To summarize the won-lost record of the entire squad, the total would be forty-eight games won and six lost. The volleyball girl's team won 8 games and lost 5 during the season. They captured third place in their own invitational tournament. The Junior High boy's team won 5 and lost 5. These boys were especially cooperative and showed more improvement during the season than any other squad. I want to take this opportunity to express my deepest appreciation for the cooperation and courtesy that each member of our athletic teams has shown me, and to their fellow members on the team. I want to congratulate them for their courtesy and sportsmanship to their opponents. It's always a pleasure to coach groups that possess your characteristics. By Eddie Matthews, Coach P. S. A summary of the baseball season cannot be given at this writing, although Bisons 9, Bulldogs 5, Bisons 5, Marshfield 4. Rex Shewmaker, Bill Pitts, Gene Hyde, Warren Hooks, Leland Bradley, Gale Owens, John Hal Alford, Coach Eddie Matthews and Manager Larry McGown First Row: Jimmy Bradley, Philip Legan, Bob Gann, John Owens, Arthur Lee Mallory, Bill Chapman. Second Row: Coach Eddie Matthews, Ben Shantz, Jack Hyde, Mark Day, Charles Peterson, Bryce Bradley, Paul Dean Bradley, Manager Larry McGown. The girls softball team under the leadership of Coach Matthews enjoyed an undefeated season, winning first place in the Buffalo tournament. Coach Matthews had twenty girls who went out for volleyball and enjoyed numerous games throughout the season, taking third place in the Buffalo tournament. JUNIOR HIGH SENIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS Linda Lu Neill, Kathryn Mallory, Sherry Shewmaker, Jane Shewmaker, Theresa Peters, This year has been a year of growth for the music depart- ment.. .growth in quality as well as in number. We have seen music come a long way toward being a thing for everyone instead of the chosen few. Some 300 students took part in the music curriculum: Girls Glee Club 60 Male Chorus 12 Mixed Chorus 30 Beginning Strings 18 Orchestra 25 Advanced Band 43 Junior Band 10 Other Beginners 12 Theory 7 Grade School Music 120 plus several ensembles and soloists. Through the assistance of the other departments, a 75 voice chorus was able to present a very successful Christmas program. Another progressive event was the Music Festival, the first of its kind in Buffalo. Six bands, 3 orchestras, 16 choruses and glee clubs, and 111 ensembles and soloists from 12 schools participated in this event. Buffalo had 24 entries in the Sub-District contest at Lebanon and received 14 First ratings. Cf those entries, 5 took rirsts' at the District and 3 went to the State Festival. A_great unseen part of the music program has been the extensive participation of students in furnishing special music for churches, clubs, lodges, and other organizations throughout the year. Contributed By Marcus Ormsbee 1st row: 2nd row: 3rd row: Ath row: Billy Moulder, Gene Hyde, Rex Shewmaker, Lyndall Arnhart, Bobby Gowers, Lena Jackson, Billy McCallister, Jerry Cassidy, Joann Peters, Earline Moulder; Carol Gammon, Mary Hoover, Janna Sue Clymore, Janice Neill, Jackie Shewmaker, Carol Shaw, Dick Jones, Edward Deck, Jerry Smith, Keith McGowan, Harold Deck, Jerry Garrett, Jimmie Maulin; Theresa Peters, Sara Beth Smithpeters, Sherry Jo Neill, Jo Ann Simmons, Evelyn Holt, Jeanette Gammon, David Croslin, Mary Nell Hagan, Nancy Deer, Mary Lou Neill, David Wright; Jane Shewmaker, Anita Jackson, Jo Ann Montgomery, Sherry Shewmaker, Larry McGowan, Mark Day, Don Slack, Warren Hooks, Bill Chapman, Jimmie Jackson; 1st row: 2nd row: 3rd row: Uth row: lands Vest, Dixie Powell, Roby Lee Woodall, Pauline Snodgrass, Dora Poindexter, Unda tu Weill, Anita lavis, Bernice Ruebush, Mary Lou Neill, Earline Vtyrick, Lavolda Warner, Lila K. Walker, Cora Simms, iett Turner, Lena Jackson, Nell Burd, Marietta Cheever, Barbara Triplett, Idabel Mead, Jane Shewmaker, ihirley Potter, Bernice Peele, Wanda Coble, Louise Miller, Darlene Davison, Norma Kirk; ,arline Moulder, Marie Ortner, Ruby Brown, Cora Kicodemus, Shirley Handling, Glenda Brock, Marlyn Jurd Esther ’Wright, Jean Shryer, Frances Garner, Dorotha Smart, Kathryn Mallory, Evelyn Holt, ois Williams; ’at Rea, Helen Heald, Lois Sprague, Ann Hartman, Vivian Day, Jo Ann Montgomery, Sherry Shewmaker, luanita Taylor, Mary Joyce King, Joyce Looney; 1st row: Sharon Thomas, Mary Hoover, Edward Deck, Patsy Keith, Mildred ELsman; 2nd row: Rex Gregg, Marilyn Powell, Jack Sample, Billy Lackey, Barbara Clark, Carol Jones, Dale Karris, Betty Sue Hagan, Patsy Cox, Wanda Looney; Above: Nancy Deer, Sara Beth Smithpeters, Carol Shaw, Janet Gammon; Left: Earline Moulder, Esther Wright, Evelyn Holt; :::::::::::: him iiiiiini!if! IIIIIIIIIIKI iiiiiiiiiiiir nrcrai i iiiiniiiiiiii HIIll lllllll utlllll lllllll (in aoivm r. fvatuvp 7 These are a few of the organizations that use the facilities of our s school - especially the dining room. Seldom is there a night in the year that there is not a light in some of the departments of our school. The schools Vocational Agriculture department. Vocational Home Economics department, gymnasium, Business and Professional Women P T A. Founders Day Tea Real Estate Dinner County Extension Agent's 4-H Club auditorium, athletic field, and spacious dining room for large dinner meetings all contribute their part toward making our school the community center. That is as it should be. We are proud that the school can render such service and welcome its use by all our people and organizations. AHHHJU CKN'L BOONE i PRETTY WINDY Our apologies go to the Dillion Drug Company and Claiborn Insurance Agency who paid for1ads in last years Annual and through an error on the part of the staff did not appear in the book. Every precaution has been taken this year to see that that does not happen again. May vie express our gratitude to all who have helped make this book possible. Expecially we thank our advertisers for financial aid. We hope that you are repaid as the years pass. This book wall become more and more valuable to us as time Foes by. Certainly our appreciation of you and your firm will in- crease with the value of the book. To the students and teachers who helped and advised us we are thankful. Many students will find that their pictures were not good and were not returned to us by the photographer. We are sorry for that and wish that everyone could have been in- cluded herein. 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