Carl Junction High School - Knight Yearbook (Carl Junction, MO)

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.51-Nil HEf3iJB G1' 'Hi E ,N-Mil? .4 ' 1 F261 1.nE?Cl' all 53354. 15513. . Rf'-SZAUJIRLI ?GFfWYaY JW! FEET 2CliCf11i:LOI1 To the Knights of '43, those former G.J.H.S. students who are now serving in the armed forces, we dedicate the Knighg of '43. That we may look back after the War and recognize the happy faces of friends both 1D the service and in school, we have set down in the pages to follow that which we thlnk will bring you most pleasure CLJ. 15.5. Ill SGRIJIGLE SE . bi :gene AGarreteon Jack Johnson 5 Sap. wil' Q 53 Q Q' 4 K1 QF' I an wk K Q, ' '53 '52 W. L Y is Q1 NW gm 43. W, ww . .M eff ll i 1: 5 SQLSI' 'gf M Francis' xVbrhies -'fa 'S ef., .ff 6 J! Qeummgnmff 3 .Jack P+? Seamus-. :S 'Q if i , , W Q. is .x 14, 57 8. AQ ve se , 7 rm 5 We as3Q 5583 A-R' .Si I Y 4 .1-N f 5 ' Tk vw: - , 'xJx - g ea. W' xeF 4 1' Ref 1 , ' In A A an VQX1 l . , Q 'I mqwyw M ' 4 so 'H M , 5 , J 8 'fl F4 1 sM,,m? . N-4 .,. K , 1 ,X Ni, -1-55 . ,bk ' K f. .e- 4 - P ,J 1? A . 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A gl, 11 A6 eu 42 he at Carl Buchanan Dick Blevins Roland Costley Robert Livingston Bill Baker Forrest Cemmack Lynn Conway Milford Beazley Dick Stephens Marvin Weaver Charles Southard Alva L. Osborn Vernon lells Bud Haik Wesley Stallings Clarence Rush Jamss Ramsy Wesley Garretson James Baysingsr Eubert Burger John Nichols Roger Richmond Arthur Foundstone George Stephens Al Ludy Junior Rafferty Hanford Smith Cletus Starchman John Starchman Earl Thouns Gene Thomas Harry Wayne Magoon Joe Storey Lee Hodges s Wh li fl, 1 1.14.11 .,, r '95 Qu-an-4 53+ me at male. f f Y 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Dvight Hagoon Verlyn Magoon Alvin Webster Walter Carpenter Glenn Rickman Arie Smith Leon Dykes Ralph Su mers Harry Bailey 10. Floyd Church 11. 12. Mott Nichols Harry Mayo 13. Elmer Pittman I 'lm N3- '..e w. ,st fem '3 s I J, 14 14. Bob Allen 15. Kelvin Barkleyt 16. Kenneth Smith Kformer inetructorl Isaac Holland 17. 18. Jack Westland Clark Herd . J. B. Nicholson 21. Gerald Stegink 22. Delbert Riley 23. Bob Gibson 24. Leroy Everitt 25. 19. 20 Robert Carlson wr J ,WW. 5 klwf up-ah QW .,,! N K . E X Q EE 'E E 8 at sniff'-V Aa ' uw-uv ,K 'P' r -of , , ZQSS HX , -1, V B X in Wie.-F' A liek Qi VICTO AAYWR13: C m 5 6- Qf 4 -6 1 N Q 5 S SQ 4: 5 3 6. 7. e. 9 ' 'A W W 5 2-...Xi-, 3, s Us Phil Johnson Freddie Hiller leyne Lundion Lawrence Cox Orel Kissee Carl Keehler Robert Miller Cecil Plttllnn Kenneth Green Neal Floyd John Hargis I. C. Thompson Herbert Williams Alfred Shreve Leonard Strait Charles Crampton Eugene Lawrence Henry lestfall Johnnie Felkins Victor Smith I C. J. H. S. I N S E R V I C E In the preceding pages appear pictures of former students of Carl Junction High School who are now serving in the armed services of our great country. Pictures of all these former stu- dents were not available: however, the staff has endeavbred to compile a complete list of this group. fbate of compilation--April 10, 1943! Leonard Alberty Bob Allen Richard Allen Theodore Allen Andrew Altop Wayne Anderson Joe Anson Carl Arment Clayton Arment Eugene Armsnt Harry Bailey Wayne Bailey Bill Baker Jack Baker Kelvin Barkley James Baysingsr lilford Beezley Charles Beckner Paul Betz Raleigh Blackwell Leo Blagg Richard Blevins Marvin Bowers Earl Boyce Ralph Boyd Robert Brseden Carl Buchanan Eubert Burger Leonard Caldwell Forrest Camnack John Cammack Fred Cantrell Robert Carlson Walter Carpenter Paul Chadderdon Floyd Church Lynn Conway J. D. Cooper Roland Costley Lawrence Cox Charles Crampton Eldy Crowell Rosa Crowell Frank Cummings Haroldean DeGraff Arthur Dieroff Eugene Dieroff Neal Doty Bob Douglas Lena Dunwoody Johnnie Felkins Jack Fitzjohn Neal Floyd Lilburn Forsythe Billy Fraizer Paul Fraizer Leslie Galbraith Eugene Garretson Wesley Garreteon Ralph Garrison Robert Gibson Verdaine Gibson Lloyd Gilbert Leo Gore Claud Grace Gale Graham Paul Graham Kenneth Green John Hargis Ralph Hatfield Bud Hawk J. C. Hendry Clark Herd Cecil Hildreth Lee Hodges Isaac Holland Charles Hoppie Bob Hostetter Jack Hostetter Melvin Hostetter Albert Howard Merritt Howard Claude Irwin Buster Johnson Earl Johnson George Johnson Jack Johnson Pete Johnson Phil Johnson Raymond Johnson Allen Jones Carl Kichler Leroy veritt Leon Dykes , .. JP .Q Pllllmum p Mg an EWW, g pw? 'Q AAF 3 TF ec' a . Leroy X Charles Norman Rex Keys Raymond Kimmell Orel Kisses Byron Kittrell Clay Kost Leroy LaSalle Claud Lawrence Eugene Lawrence Earl Lea George Livingston Jack Long Marion Long Albert Ludy Wayne Lundisn Orley Lynn Foster HcCorkle Sam HcCorkls Vernon McGinnis Charles lcReynolds Dwight lagoon Harry Wayne Magoon Verlyn Magoon James Iarshall Harry Mayo Kenneth Mays Clarence Medlin Freddie Hiller Fred Miller Robert Miller Gordon Milleson Gene Mitchell Don Mosbaugh Ed Nelson Junior Nelson William F. Newton Jos Neidlinger Paul Neidlinger Joe Nichols John Nichols Mott Nichols J. B. Nicholson Howard 0'De1l Alva L. Osborn Claud Osborn Dean Osborn 0 b Egbert illnvingstone Raleigh Osborn Clyde Peterson Cecil Pittman Chester Pittman Elmer Pittman Arthur Poundstone Jack Polen Gilbert Pruitt Junior Rafferty James Ramey Lowell Ramey J. W. Richmond Ralph Richmond Roger Richmond Delbert Riley Jack Ritter Bill Robertson Gerald Ross Clarence Rush John Schwartz Eugene Scurlock Leroy Scurlock Robert Sellers Bradford Shelburn Leland Shewmaker Linton Shoemaker Alfred Shreve Earl Shumaker Denzil Sigars Keith Sigare Arthur Simpson Bennett Smith Junior Smith Manford Smith Melvin Smith Victor Smith Charles Southard Jay Southard Wesley Stallings Fred Stanley John Btarchman Cletue Starchman Gerald Stegink Lyle Stegink George Stephens Richard Stephens Glen Rickman Westland Webster Trussell Witter Wallace ilk- Robert Stephens Henry Strait Leonard Strait Ralph Summers Chester Temple Junior Titus Earl Thomas Eugene Thomas Paul Thomas J. C. Thompson Clarence Thornburg Harold Todd Ralph Trussell Walter Van Ney Paul Vertz Bill Vorhiee Coella Verhies Francis Vorhies Homer Vorhies Bud Walker Sam Walker Sam Wallace larvin Weaver Alvin Webster Norman Webster Vernon Wells Arthur Westfall Henry Westfall Arie Smith Charles Westland Jack Westland Homer White Leo White Lewis White Herbert Williams Loyal Williams Maxwell Williams Paul Williams Thomas Williams Clstus Witter Ray Woody Gene Worley Dailey Wright Gordon Ytsll Joe Storey 4 vpQ 'Q' it ,M 4 fx? . X Sam McCork1e ,.. E . gf.5wam ' yn K AQ In ,gg 5 WEL XX, if 9 'gqwwflg we-A L.. if 8 Kenneth nays orley Lynn Lee white B111 afar Charles ueiieyno1as 2 eggs WUK , we Jo Supt. of Schools B. S., S. T. C. Springfield, Missouri M. A., M. U. Columbia, Missouri 'le 0. Elliott Principal, xhthenatics 5 . G, ::b B. . K. S. T. Co X Pittsburg, Kansas .Q f Q1-. I. Roneyl rm President Gordon Smith Vice President Ge Mo Shoemaker Secretary Ray E. Miller Treasurer C. W. Roney Members Myrl Cantrell C. L. Robinson Hugh Bundy Wesley Venn Myrl Cantrell R. 1 sin-..,-.sq - ' Q fgin ' x M.. 3. Qfwxg, ie.. . V we K. - sa Q N x Q' Wesley Venn E E QW Eleanor Social Science B. S., K. S. T. C. YV Pittsburg, Kansas A- M Ferne Walker English K Lawrence, Kansas Georgia Arms Seventh and Eighth B. S., S. T. C. Springfield, Missouri af' Have tr Paul W Antle Shop B A , Drury College Springfield, Missouri Thaine F. Sanford Science A. B.. Bethany-Peniel College Bethany. Oklahoma Th. B.. Bresee College Hutchinson. Kansas 4546. ,.x Lavon Riley Commerce B. S., S. T. C. William Williams Music B. S., M. U. f i Maxwell Lampo Voc. Agriculture B. S.. M. U. Columbia. Missouri Columbia, Missouri WW New Doii Wray Home Economics Dorothy McCoy B. S., S. T. C. Springfield, Missouri Office Secretary Springfield, Missouri fveewk orb ww 'pf-1 SKNNOB S tziwzg ' 1 if 0' OFFI cans V' 7 l President ...... ceneen neu B at R Vice-President . e . . . Max Allen Secretary . . . . Kathryn Hopkins Treasurer Richard Sandy -nf e ,,..,.-, ., , TCP ROW s Donald Green, Richard Sandy, Max Holland, Tunney Denham, Charles Appleman, Neil Brown, All Dean Ward Herschel Strait, lax Mccorkle, Clyde Alford, Wayne Lavver, lax Allen, La Vern an , Huddleston, Loren Sailor, Charles Harnee, Fred Olson, Bob Wickham, Murl Caddell, Roscoe Spence. llaxi THIRD RCI: lr. Lampo, lladelene Harry, 'Doris Long, Rebecca McCorkle, Nadine Peters, ne, Flewelling, Twyla Strait, Imogene Allen, Birdie Bell Stephens, Kathleen Swift, Virginia Burnham, Billie Jennin s Betty Toops Lily Mae Sandy, Bonnie Smith, Joe Anna Hall, Virginia Carpenter, S 9 9 Grace Ulmer, Frances Garrison, Barbara Little, Ruby Nilsen, Letha Slater. SECOND RCM: Serena H k' Na Dean Eads, Mary Harnee, Lorena Etchison, Lorene Roberts, Thelma Durham, Kathryn op 1ns, Gaeeer, Barbara Dunwoody, Naomi Kannier, Lois Barr, Shirley McKee, Colleen Ytell, Florine Fu itt Lois Slrhvely, June Battin, Lorietta Howard. FIRST ROI: Jeff Lundien, Jim lleBee, Louis 8 9 Furlong, Lavern llccorkle, Bil Ly Larson, 'Jayne Riggs, Roy Forest Shoemaker, Gerald Sill, Fred Lundien, Dean Miller, Garrett Burke, Beverly I-lankins. 10 7 Ls , 3 . 5 5, k-' . A' 2 K i ,- , .fl W 'Tl ,ef 1, Y ' fs L 5 ,.-f N fl Ea x ,,,,..,.,..,......... If if LS' Nlflfi. if i 5 1 ' B ' W. 'x ' ,gui . v ff. ,,, ,Q xii., ,- Q I A w,,,,,o,, -2 at fa. X. o r F 1 c 1: R s y ' President . . . . . .Tinrnie Wisdom Vice-President . . Lawrence Caddell lr.: Secretary-Treasurer . . . Jack Holt Reporter . . . . Palma Lee Frasier If TOP ROW: Gerald Hance, Wayne Sill, Guin Upp, Billy Gene Durham, Lloyd Bailey, Elmer Dickenson. Lloyd Pavey, Jimmie Wisdom, Elmer Moser, Richard Spencer, Dale Murdock, Ernest DeVore, Ray Jack- son, Leroy Wilson, Jack Burst, Joe Moss. THIRD ROW: Annabel Sailor, Palma Lee Frasier, Shirley lshrtin, lhry mach, Elba Callahan, Betty Hence, Kathleen Flewelling, Betty Lofton, Ola Nhy Bacon, Nhry McCorkle, Lottie Bu-ke, Mary Jane Drawyer, Patty Martin, Billie Fitzjohn, lhrjory Reese. SECOND ROI: Vernalee Hildreth, Evelyn McReyno1ds, Maxine Lawrence, Nadine Crabb, Joan Johnson, Martha Jane Nicely, Mr. Williams, Paula Rose Costley, Blanche Trout, Helen Titus, Evelyn Miller, Goldie May Lawrence, Carla Faye Battin, Juanita Holland. FIRST ROW: lawrence Caddell, Charles Swindle, .Toe Hmter, Clarence Smith, Cecil Ray Enith. LIU' UP5 OFFICERS 'd' 1ereffeSX'm President . . . . . . . Pat roster Vice-Pres. . Georgia Mae Shoemaker Secretary . . . . Louise mgitt 'Treasurer . . Peggy Krokroskia Sgt.-at-Arms . . . . Gerald Church TOP RCW: Cerald Church, Alfred Larson, Charles Floyd, John Sandy, Bill Appleman, John Mccreary, Paul Gnadt, Pat Foster, Alva Gnadt, Joe Beattie, Rex Bateman, Floyd Hayden, Chester Johnson. THIRD ROI: Marjorie Smith, Louise Fugitt, Doris Fitzjohn, Edna Nivene, Margy Frakes, Mary Frederickson, Frieda Scott, Betty Vantrease, Leoma Crampton, Helen Bartley, Wilma lard, Lois Frasier, Barbara Lundien, Georgia Mae Long, Mary Anderson, Betty Lou Hobbs, Lorena Mae Riley, Virginia Maxwell, Lois Truesell, Mrs. Walker. SECOND RUN: Katie Lou Moore, June Burlison, Edna Luney, Lela Reese, Peggy Krokroskia, Bernice Burke, June Little, Louise Barnard, Peggy Nell McBee, Georgia Murphy, Alice Toops, Rosalie Pavey, Nadine Jennings. FIRST RM: Lionel Starchman, Dave Cicero, Kenneth Smith, Bob Siek,I2Royoe Rickman, Jack Fitzer, Jay Whisner. 'For He's a Jolly Good Fellow' F. F. A. '4O-'4l-'42- '43QPresidentL President County Chapter of F.F.Aq Glee Club '40-'41, Mixed Cho. '40-'41, C. Club '42, B sket Ball '42-'41TTack '41, Pres., Senior Class. wer 'Oh You Beautiful Doll' Band '40-'41-'42, Glee Club '40-'41, Orchestra '40-'Ml-'42-'43, RH3OUt Staff '43, Knight Staff '42-'43, Home Ec. '4o- '41, Pep Club '4l-'42- '43- ZQMQQJ 'Girl of LU'Dreams' Glee Club '40-'41-'42, Pep Club '40-'41-'42-'41 Knight Staff '42-'43, Ragout '43, Home Ee. '40, '4l. JALL bzlin-71-4-if euiurs ' President . . . Vice President . Secretary . . . Treasurer . . . Reporter . . . . Sergeant-At-Arms Sponsor . . . . . .Melvin Long . Bill Lofton . Elda Vorhies . . Don Stukey Freda Thompson . .Dee Stukey . . Miss Riley E we 'Cradle Song' Junior Play '42, Glee Club '41, Mixed Cho, '40 '41, Baseball '40-'41, Basket Ball 'il-'22-'23, C. Club ' 1-' 2' Q Football '42, Pep Club '43, Speech '42. argent 'Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy' Band '40-'41-'42, Brass Sextette '41, Football '42, Orchestra, '40-'41, C. Club '42, Ouartette '40-'4l. mfwwmvv 'On the Sentimental Side' ' Band '40-'41-'42, Orchestre '40-'41-'42, Basketball '40, Clarinet Quartette '4O-'4l- Clar- inet Soloist '4l. fngm xllf 'How Do You Fall In Love' Speech '43, WW me 'The Only Rose' Knight Staff '42-'43, Ragout Staff '43, Home EC. Club '40-'41, Coup merciel Club '42. 771a47km4AQLf6jZbfftLJJ 'Piano Concerto' Band '40-'41-'42-'43, Orchestra '40-'41, Glee Club '40-'41, Commercial Club '42, Brass Sextette '40-'41-'42. Qfgfi 'Lbmories' Glee Club '40, Home Ec. Club ' lilo V 'Scatterbfain' F. F. Ae 'AO-'41-'42, Speech '43. 'Someone's Rocking My Dreamboat' Band 'Al-'A2-'43, F- F. A. '42-'43, Orchestra uA0,vh1,142,lh3. wwe 'Drink to Me Only with Thine Eyes' Band 'Ml-'M2-'43, PSP Club '41-'42-'43, Knight Staff '42-'43, Orchestra '40-'41-'42-'43, Ragout Staff '43, 'I Ain'L got Nobody' 'You're Driving Me Crazy' Glee Club '41-'42, Pep Club '40-'41-'42-'43, Mixed Chorus '41-'42, Ragout Staff '43, Knight Staff '42-'43. 'Lady, Be Good' Pep Club '4O-'4l-'42- '43, Knight staff '43, Regout Staff '43, Glee Club '40-'41, Mixed Cho. '40-'41, DrumCorps'4O- '41-'42, Commercial Club '42, Junior Play '42, Home Ec. Club '40-'41. A2 'Time On My Hands' F. F. A. '4O-'4l-'42- '43, Football '41-'42, C. Club '41-'42, QM 35324 'You're A Wonder' F. F. A. '41-'42-'43, F. F. A. Basket Ball '41- '1+2- ' 43. Speech '43, Basket Ball '42-'43. 'I Can't Get Out of This Mood' Band '40-'41-'42-'43, Woodwind Quartette '41, Debate '42. 7573.4 7fWm-44 'Drop Another Nickel in the Juke Box' Home Ec. '40-'41, Glee Club '40-'41, Mixed Cho. '40-'41, Pep Club '40- '4l-'42-'43CHead Cheer- leaderl , Commercial Club '42, Band '43, Knight Staff '42-'43 Ragout Staff '43, Drum Corps'41f '42-'43, Junior Play '42 Chino kilwi-M1 'Don't Just Stand There Do Something' Football '4l-'42- Basket Ball '4O-'4l- '43, Track '40-'41-'42, Baseball '40-'41, PSP Club '43, c. Club '41- Qzwfilff '43. IM2, x 'I'm Just a Dreamer Aren't We All' Librarian '43, Ragout Staff '43, Pep Club '40- '41-'42, Knight staff'42- '43, Home Ec. Club '41, Co mercial Club '42, Glee Club '40-'4l. glee, 'I Want to be Happy' Ragout Staff '43, Knight Staff '42, Home Ec. Club '41. ELVKYMAMMJMLV 'I Ain't Got No Use for the Wonwn' Fo F0 Ao 'bon' -I 2 CPresidentJ-V439 M6126 Club 'MO-'lil' Mixed Cho. lbQ-l41. 'But Definitely' F. F. A. '41-'42. 'Smilin' Through' few 'Keep Smilin', Keep Laughin', Be Happy' Pep Club '40-'41-'42- 'A3CPresidentJ. Knight Staff '42-'43, Raggut Staff 'b2, Junior Play 'h2, Commercial Club '42 fazfw 5.54 'Can't You Tell?' Pep Club '40-'41-'42' Knight staff '43, RagO41 staff '43, 4 We 'Everything Happens to Me' Basket Ball 'bO-'Ql- '42-'h3, Football '40- 'Al-'h2, G. Club '41-'42 QPresidentD, Track '40- -'h2, Baseball 'QO- -'h2, Glee Club '40- lhl ILL1 '41-'h2, Mixed chorus 'MO-'Ml-'h2, Band '40- 'hl-'h2, Orchestra 'AQ- 'hl-'h2, Vocal Solo Med- alist '40, Mixed Quar- tette 'L1.O-'Lil-'42, Boys Quartette 'AO-'41-'h2. XM . 'Touch of Texas' Band 'MO-'Ml-'M2-'h3. Glee Club '40-'hl, Press Club '42, Orchestra '43, Commercial Club 'h3. QM 'Dearly Beloved' Hagout Staff '42-'43, Knight Staff '42-'43, Pep Club 'AO-'Ql, Home Ec. Club '40-'41, Glee Club 'AO, Orchestra 'AO- 'h1. Q0-5 495 'Can This be Love?' Orchestra 'AO-'41-'42- 'b3. F- F. A. '41-'42. .UWT 'There Will Never be Another You' Commercial Club 'h2, Pep Club 'h2, Home Ee. Club 'AO-'hl, Junior Play '42, Knight Staff '42-'h3, Ragout Staff '43, Debate '42, Drum Corps'hl-'42, Dramatics '41. 0Qf 'A Romantic Guy, I' F. F. A. '41-'42-'43, F. F. A. Basket Ball'42- '43, Glee Club 'bl-'42, Mixed Chorus '41-'42, 'Moonlight Becomes You' Ragout Staff '43, Glee Club '40-'41, Knight Staff '42-'h3. 4 Wm 'I Guess I'll Have to Dream the Rest' Glee Club '41, Basket Ball '40-'41-l42. MMM If I 'Calm As the Night' Band '40-'41, Orchestra 40-'41, Glee Club 'AO- Al, Clarinet Quartette 40- Ragout Staff 'Q3, Glee Club 'AO-'hl, Drum Corps 'MO-'Ml-'M2-'h3. String Trio 'AO-'41, Knight Staff '41-'QQ-'43, Home Ee. Club '40, Orchestra '40-'ul-'b2-'h3,Pep club 'Q?-'43- 'I Don't Want to Set the World on Fire' Glee Club '41, Basket Ball '40-'41-!h2. EQlLL4476Q? SQQHGZZ! 'In the Mood' 'alfmfv X fmffp f bf emurg mf GUUHA SEQECBIIIB x Qs, l t 2 D 5 t , , BUBIIIII Y . i 3 ABOVE--TOP ROW: Irene Bumer, Betty June 1 A Marquez, Ola Dean Pierce, Miss Amos, Joan Burnham, Earl Dean Baker, Alice Marie Larson, 'SECOND ROW: John Grampton, Harold Wilson, Billy Eads, Charles Honberger, Marion Laurence, Bob Johnson, Gerald Doss. THIRD ROWx Harold Casey, Carroll Dunham, Victor Dickinson, Donald McDaniel, Charles Shumaker. AT RIGHT--TOP ROW: Agnes Burke, Betty McClellan, Lula Maude McBee, Betty Grace !7cBee, Betty Link, Lavern Reis, Wilma Olson, SECOND ROI: Harvey Ferrier, Richard Foster, Paul Wisdom, Ronald Roderique, Forrest Brown, Gordon Smith. THIRD ROW: Jimmy Hargis, J. D. R 5 Brown, Charles Barr, Edward Peterson, Eugene Q QW Bailey. X X Gighfhbrade TOP ROI: Kenneth Wilson, Dale Robinson, Vernon Devore, Ralph McCombs, Erman Lee Mitchell, Bob Hurst, Ralph Coolbaugh, Jimmy Bets, Gene Hollaway, Dewey Gray, Norman Nevins, Fred Mckeynolds, Dorris Fox, Bob Allen. SECOND RCI: lisa Amos, Lois Marie Theurer, Audrey Sandy, Garry Murdock, Lois Lee, Ramona Hough, Maxiene DeGraff, Nellie Bramley, Evelyn Ireland, Jacqueline Doss, Permalee Hutchison, Joan Rogers, Loretha Wright, Marie Brown, Phyllis Battin. FIRST R011 4 J. D. Neese, Grandville Irwin, Kenneth Swift, Gene Crampton, Harry Arey, Myrtle Battin, Marjorie Arment, Aletha Bray, Nadean Hostetter, Helen Ann Moore, Stella Felkins, David Sisk, Charles Hugh Bandy, Bob Hillhouee, Hugh Hollaway. I9 H Barbara Ilmdien Birdie Bell Stephens Rosalee Pavey Thelrm Jackscn msc Chead librarianJ Georgia Mlrphy Martha Jane Nicely 3 -,-fQ h 'Alice Blue Gown' CLOTHING 'Take a Letter, Liss Brown TYPING I 'Woodchoppers' Ball' SHOP 'N X g Q.. hiv' . ,Q fi 1h'gm1',::g Fifi' FE-'-ff' r11W 'aLl' ' ps +2 'Q M-H959-Q,:l'1 X N EDITOR: Marjorie B ttin, ASSISTANT EDITOR: John Sandy, ADVERTISING MANAGERL Elizabeth Dunwoody, CIRCULATING LmNAGERx Elda Vorhies, ARTIST: Clara Hayden, TYP1STSx Louise Barnard, Louise Fugitt, REPORTERSs Freda Thompson, Nhrjorie Smith, Thelma Jackson, June Roe, Georgia Shoemaker, Alice Ellison, Marie Smith, Lois Nhrie Frasier, Ceola Richmond, Mary DeArmond, Katie L u Nbore, Peggy Nell McBee, Mary Louise Anderson, Edith McCork1e, Velma Yeager, Rex Bateman, Leona Crampton, Lois Trussell, Wilma Ward, CAMPAIGN LUULMIERS: John Roy McCreary, Florine Fugitt, Guinn UDP' Don Stukey, night taff :als Editor......,........ Marjorie Battin Associate Editor.... Elda Vorhies Business Manager..,. Freda Thompson Advertising Manager... Elizabeth Dunwoody First Page Editors,... Edith McCork1e Josie Miller Grade News Editor.... Mary DeArmond Class News Editor.... Ceola Richmond Exchange Editor..... Velma Yeager Feature Writers... June Roe Thelma Jackson Orlena Krokroskia Aftistveooouonaoooooooo Clara Haydon Himeographers.....,. Alice Ellison Marie Smith Sponsor.......... D I lies Riley S A lgf 'L'3 TOP ROI: Fred Olson, Royce Rick- man, Clarence Smith, Ray Jackson, Lloyd DeArmond, Jay. Zvhisner, 'Rmney Donham, Roscoe Spence. SECOND ROW: Jeff Lundien, Garrett Burke, Charles Floyd, Paul Fitzer. Billy Appleman, .Toe Beattie, Jack Holt, Jim McBee. FIRST ROM Alfred Larson, Watchdogg Richard Larson, Treasurerg Gerald Royer, Vice-Presidentg Maxwell Lampo. Adviserg Melvin Long, Presidentg lawrence E. Gray, Secretaryg Jack Fitzer, Reporter. ikmllfkx 3 A N.. A H f fx f- ' 'E p i Aff r ,Q in - afety atrol BACK ROW: Garrett Eurke, Bob Allen, Ray Jackson, Dale Robi.naonCSecond Lieutena.ntD,Dewey Gray. FRONT RO17: T. F. Sanford, Ralph McCombs, Gerald Hence CCaptainJ, Kenneth Swift, Jack Holt, Gene Crampton, Charles Hugh Bandy, I. D. Neese, Donald Clarke CFirst Lieutenantb, Kenneth flilson. ug wuts TOP ROW: Dick Foster, Kenneth Wilson, Dewey Gray, :SECOND ROW: Charles Bandy, Forrest Brown, Bob Johnson, not appearing in the picture Troop 95523 hes eighteen McCorkle, Vernon De Vore, Charles HC-l2l'JP1 j1:'OI', Charles McReynO1dS. Billy Eads. Bruce Gray- Q v- x Q i , X 5... 'X ,ers Ralph McCombs, Paul Wisdom, J. D. Neese, Bob Allen, Dale Robinson, Gene Crampton, Sonny Srni th. FIRST ROW: Swift, Paul W. Antle, Scoutmaster. Those Ronnie Roderick, Kenneth are Fred McReynolds, Norman Nevins, and Wayne Sill. fully registered and active sconts, and six associate members: Bid CAST Lon Hacker e e e Ghost Woman e e e Lucy Hacker . . . Joyce 'Wingate . . Florabell . . . B8d61iB. e e e e e Ralph Channing . Terry Tanner . . Hillie 'lorgle . . uninr lay l' V pushy Qauern . . . . Paul Gnadt . . Louise Barnard . Barbara Lundien Lois Marie Frasier Georgia Shoemaker e e eFl'iQda Scott . . . . Pat Foster John Roy llcCreary a e 0 .Dave Cicero 31225: 2 2' ' 1.2523252121 ning lay 0 o ol 5 Bolid a 9 1: fl eg K, ui SSH llrl. Bradley . Thelma Bradley Bennie Bellaire Myra Haviland Edith McCork1e e e e e 0 Clara Hayden 0 0 e I Alice E111-.on . . . . Marjorie Battin Grandma Haviland CAST Oeeee 25 Jed Bradley . Ton Bradley . Clark llaetere Tony Drew . . Ceola Richmond . Junior Gray . . Bob Baugh . B111 Lofton . Johnny Long beralcl Roger .knight of the Queen ol: the knight of V13 Edith mcaorlxle Knight of 145 N vi:-Av-- - - - Y'- .v,v.,N - - - - - A,,.-,.A.J HT 'A 'JAH MN iffi 5. in 4 .W ,,.., . mime if 'l 4 N 1 'Z 3 'L 1, W K ', fs v ,V .,47 E' LE 27 I -..-,A- Y '-'AJ A'AW In U ,P 5 ln 1, L 1 5: 1, In 4a F ln 4 1 'W r -Y-,w-.2 f 5'5 kA- -A ---UU iw? .TS ,EN . . ' N . ' 'Q xp ' x-.Q W N x TQ 113,711 L A., . PEP CLUB OFFICERS Edith Mccorkle . . . President Jimmy Wisdom . . Vice-President Bill Hunter . . . Sec.-Trees. B111 Lofton . . . Sgt.-at-Arms CO-SPONSORS Mro Ml' e Sanford CHEER LEADERS John Sandy, Clara Hayden Chead cheer leaderl, Elizabeth Dunwoody, Lawrence Caddell. aslaeflrall TOP ROW: Hr. Sanford, Bill Lcfton, Pat Foster, Bill Hunter, Loren Fleming, Junior Gray. FIRST ROW: Bob Siek, Tunney Bonham, Buster Gary, Johnny Long. Paul Moeier, also of the team, does not appear in the picture. fThis year, due to transportation restrictions and difficulties in securing a coach, athletics were auite 11mited.5 28 NX X! 1 ,, lu :lf ,wlfmmw I M -ox- M,ffVS?'f,k. WDM - Nl L Jw 'U .fx U 1 fy 1 Mffm- Wm , nx' I NV Q N X ul ,am 61:5 A L 41-gd aw! ima 5 I' 'A QL, ,..-.AWYQ rg, ,. A-,f ,v , ., ,. , -V . -1 Stm,,wN-, N , xx fx 1 up . N xsxmkfx Nx,x ANU Qui NX ,v 1,1 xy m gfjo NA 4 X tx ' m f Q1 fn N 1 1-x A RM' fx, u .. 3455 t 'f' H111 M1 r-f 6' I A-MJ' .-nu 1 n :nv r I I iff. X-'ill-I-lisa-:cc lllllllllluxix' ,w.,y,: ,ap LM, ,3.w,1' Ma .fsjf.f.'Sf,-. .A ' 1 A u x-Rm x Q ma '41 f. s. ., , , , W .4 Q'.1-pn:C.H- 4, f W9 ERN. x I 7 .Lug has glv ,M x ':Ym:P,iPi.if'x-0 fl 'HQ' xi9f'f'A-:3,31 l'S M Y-X ma FH H. ' 521, MH 'L 5: 5 41.5 -L 5 ,' ,n ' fi' 2 'Q . Q n vv 'fy E ll. I, W I E V 1 Q. .' n I .N , 11. A Hu' F 1 Mn. 'un ' W V 4 ,,fi.5N- Wm uw- 1 Nic, fl-,EE-Z.. g?:jn,.:- 1 19527 S S' iv,5.'fL,w Q I -lr. 1 ' ,,, I gfkz, N , ' f' 4 hx , 'f't't 2L vplaii X aug -g y, M 2' IS? 'J N 45-.-.A : .2 ST cami L:,'g.eh ' ' diy Qi ,Tr 2 r cf H 2. I I I . I I I I - I l I I: 29 v D yy rchesrr Ky ,f Cl if A-- 1. .Lf TOP RON: Floyd Hayden, .Timmie Wisdom, Bob Baugh, Pat Foster, Paul Gnadt, Dave Cicero, Louise Barnard, John Sandy, Clara Hayden, Fred Lundien. SECOND ROW: Jack Holt, Wayne Hamnnck, Marjorie Smith, Louise Fugitt, Charles Hugh Bandy, Allan Dean Ward, Rex Bateman, Mary LouBandy, GuinnUpp, Bob Allen, Bill Appleman. FIRST ROW: Shirley McKee, Mary DeArmond, Lily Mae Sandy, Lloyd DeArmond, Marvin Riley, Bob Wickham, Elda Vorhies, Velma Yeager, Cecil Ray Smith, Georgia Shoemaker, Katie Lou Moore, Florine Fugitt, Colleen Ytell, Mary Frances Frederickson, my Williams. Band A y C oyoy og, wily: I W X TFELRD ROW: Charles Appleman, Lois Marie Frasier, Jimmie Wisdom, Floyd Hayden, Lloyd DeArnxJnd, Bob Baugh, Pat Foster, Paul Gnadt, Dave Cicero, Wilma Ward, Louise Barnard, John Sandy, Clara Hayden, Fred Lundien, SECOND ROW: Wayne Hamrrack, Cecil Ray Smith, Dale Robinson, Katie Lou Moore, Bob Wickham, Charles Hugh Bandy, Mary DeArrnond, Georgia Mae Shoemaker, Gene Crampton, Mary Lou Bandy, Guinn Upp, Bob Allen, Bill Appleman. FIRST ROW: Mr. Williams, Joan Rogers, Colleen Ybell, Florine Fugitt, Barbara Lundien, Barbara Dunwoody, Georgia Mae Long, Louise Fugitt, mrgorie Smith, Thelna Durham, Leona Crampton, Ramona Hcgijgh, Shirley McKee, Audrey Sandy, Allan Dean Ward. M Qalirl 'olleealuh TOP ROW: Lois Shively, Nadine Peters, Carla Faye Battin, Louise Barnard, hhrjorie Smith, Clara Hayden, Virginia Burnham, Mary Louise Anderson, Ola May Bacon, Louise Fugitt, Mary Frances Frederickson, Evelyn McReynolds, Doris Fitzjohn. SECOND ROW: Betty Catherine Hence, 'Lorena me Riley, Kathryn Hopkins, Barbara Dmwoody, Lorietta Howard, Lorena Roberts, Thelma Dirham, Naomi Kannier, Birdie Bell Stephens, Madelene Harry, Helen Bartley, Mary Jane Drawyer, Betty Vantrease, Virginia Carpenter, June Battin. FIRST ROW: Nhxine Flewelling, Na Dean 'Gasser, Lois Barr, Colleen Ytell, Florine Fugitt, Shirley McKee, Lily Mae Sandy, Nadine Crabb, Vernalee Hildreth, Paula Rose Costley, Joan Johnson, Martha Jane Nicely, Annabel Sailor, Evelyn Miller, Bonnie Smith, Rebecca McCorkle, Frances Garrison, Mr. Williams. VBOQH' lee club X W v SECOND BOW: George Call, Charles Appleman, Clarence Smith, Ray Jackson, Elmer Moser, Richard Spencer, Lawrence Caddell, Beverly Hankins. FIRST ROW: Mr. Williams, Donald Clark, Fred Lundien, Mxrl Saddell, Billy Gene mrham, Lloyd Pavey.Guinn Upp, Bob Wickham, Cecil Ray Smith, Jack Holt. 31 '-1 Yu Q R ra ,Z E ,R'x g5gef3? 1:31 t fi! ff -Wee xc , -s-6, rg-2 X. I . -V .Hia-1-,iv 5-EJJSA' 5 we 4 Agn-L 4-,g3e'W: 4. f. if ,. -'rl' K -of .M--1-., f-.. if A ' .vw 'fiif' ff .iff IFF 'B-E '?,siJ L - rex. 9 'Tlx ' X f v ix fy.. , .y . - , V ,Q 'Wu K ,,. Nh, ,.-'was ,v W- ,. ,. , Q., a A X ., A .wa':v,, kd.. Rf 5.5, if , Q. s g .41 . t 'iv' ' -W , , ,I K, gg, M ff f 'fire' if W 2 .ff R e5'1'.,mb 1 ' ,,. lffa y '21 sv Q ' fl V .-53: 1 ff Y , J Q' 0 5,1 . X .Ju 5 V X -Q U., 5 .. . xx 5,3 .. R -v --'R 4 'Y si, Qi' LAST ROW: Carla Faye Battin, Lois Marie Frasier, Wilma Ward, Velma Yeager, Clara Hayden, Marjorie Smith, Louise Fugitt, Mary Frances Frederickson, Louise Barnard. SECOND ROW: Doris Fitzjohn, Alice Ellison, Lois Truseell, Virginia Maxwell, Nallean Gaseer, Max-gy Frakea, Betty Vantrease, Peggy Nell McBee, Georgia Murphy, Martha Jane Nicely, Barbara Dunwoody. FLAG 'BEARERSa Betty Hence, Georgia Mae Shoemaker. 'NIRLEBSQ Etta Mae Roberts, Colleen Ytell, Georgia Mae Long, Mary Lou Bandy, Jane Ann Poundstone. DRUM MAJOR: Barbara Lundien. 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Q TIRES 8, 0: 3 at TIRE Iusmcrron ex BURGESS THE KNIGHT sun' WISHES :no THANK mm LDVERTISERS WHOSE LOYAL SUPPORT HA MADE POSSIBLE Ins KNIGHT QF, '53, - HWER-CHQ hy Emmrmm IAL1 in training young people QUICKLY Ejl-liilI-Zil -Id for National Defense, and for private industry. The demand 114 W' Sixth at this time for stenographers JOPLIN' MISSOURI and typists is the greatest in A Y--Phqne 510 , the history of the country. Safeguard your future with a course in --------------- Pants 252 Suits, dresses, top coats 406 I. N , HA 'R R I JOPLJN BUS I N555 IERDC li IW CCDLLEGE YOUR FRIENDLY MEBQHANT THE H3HUw9 CHRHGE HJEQHILHMR. ASBURY, MO. 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