Carter County R2 School - Hi Lites Yearbook (Ellsinore, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 60 of the 1950 volume:

2 Dedication We, the 1950 Senior Class, do hereby dedicate this annual to the teachers of Ellsinore High School. It is to them that we owe a great deal of credit for the co-operation given us in our last year of high school. They have helped put forth the effort which made the publication of this annual possible. They will maintain a place forever remembered in our high school memoirs. 3 School Song Mid the hiils of South Missouri, Filled with magic lore, Stands the school we’ll always cherish Fairest Ellsinore. Haii to thee our Alma Materl Proudly do we sing. Loyal courage and devotion, All to thee we bring. 4 IVAN LEACH Custodian 6 G. WESTBROOKS E. BOYER R. CRITES R. ALCORN R. E. NICHOLS Superintendent I. WALLACE L. W. KINGEN Principal C. B. AMBERSON E. PROBST 7 I 'A. Highlights Staff Co-Editors Business Manager. . . Assistant..... Assistant. . . . . . Advertising Manager Feature Editor...... Assistant..... Art Editor.......... Assistant..... Assistant..... Lay-Out Editor...... Assistant..... Sports Editor........ Assistant. ...... Class Reporters Senior........ Junior......... Sophomore. . . . F reshman..... T ypists......... . . Wendell Carnahan ...... Shirley Snider ........ Bill Gaines ....... Anna Lee Long ..... Reva Carnahan .......Gayle r Evans . . . .Marjorie Cassity ........Jean Boyer . ....Beverly Black , . . . . .Lucille Ballard .......Zelma Jameson .......Naomi Hassell , ....Nina Crowley , . .Donald Lee Alcorn Bobby Joe Robertson . . . .Vernon Mansfield ......John Morris .......Joyce Kelley ......Delmer Carter .... Annie Eddington .......Ilene Dalton 8 10 MARJORIE CASS IT Y JOYCE KELLY JOHN MORRIS VERNON MANSFIELD ANNIE EDDINGTON BEVERLY BLACK DELMAR CARTER ILENE DALTON BILL GAINES SHIRLEY SNIDER WENDELL CARNAHAN NAOMI HASSELL JEAN BOYER ANNA LEE LONG DONALD LEE ALCORN ZELMA JAMESON BOBBY JOE ROBERTSON LUCILLE BALLARD 11 Class Officers Bill Gaines..............................................President Annie Eddington.....................................Vice-President Marjorie Cassity........................... Secretary Treasurer Class Roll Gayler Evans Bill Gaines Naomi Hassell Zelma Jameson Joyce Kelley Anna Lee Long Vernon Mansfield John Morris Bobby Joe Robertson Shirley Snider Senior Will Ilene Dalton wills her ability to stay out of other people’s business to Jimmie Boyer. Donald Lee Alcorn wills his ability to play basketball to Thomas Gooch. Bobby Robertson wills his “way with the women to Wilburn Wallace. Delmar Carter wills his height to George Hillis. Wendell Carnahan wills his mustache and curly hair to Jerry Cooper. Bill Gaines wills his ability to “talk his way out of class’’ to Dale Privett. Marjorie Cassity wills her poise to Josephine Murphv. Beverly Black wills all of her boy-friends to Betty Morgan. Zelma Jameson wills her ability to sing to R eva Bowman. John Morris wills his boldness to Melvin Miller. Naomi Hassell wills her bossy attitude to Audrey Moss. Jean Boyer wills her quiet disposition to Mary Polen. Nina Crowley wills her red hair to Norma Wilson. Annie Eddington wills her ability to blush to Gloria Morgan. Lucille Ballard wills her excellent attendance record to Alta Mae Moss. Vernon Mansfield wills all of his outlines to Mr. Amberson. Anna Lee Long wills her ability to get reports to Eugene Moss. Joyce Kelley wills her desire to stay at home to Maxine Wallace. Gayler Evans wills his industriousness to Newton Gearhart. Shirley Snider wills her ability of cheerleading to Delores Yates. Donald Alcorn Lucille Ballard Beverly Black Jean Boyer Wendell Carnahan Delmer Carter Marjorie Cassity Nina Crowley Ilene Dalton Annie Eddington 12 Class Prophecy YEAR 1950 The year 1958 I, John Morris, am now a reporter for the Chicago Times Newspaper and what just happened to me the other day was music to my ears. I was assigned to cover a story on what can happen to your best friends in eight years. I was to get a small story of each member of my graduating class of 1950. So off I went to good old Ellsinore to get the names of the Seniors and where they might be located. Walking into the office of old Ellsinore High School building whom should I meet but Donald Lee Alcorn. Donald L.ee is teaching school at Ellsinore High and he is also basketball coach. He is now happily mar- ried. I got the names of the class and went in search of their parents who lived around Ellsinore to get an idea where they were. I learned that Delmar Carter was in Kansas and on visiting him I found that he owned a big farm. Delmar didn't go to college. He didn t have to, he got a wife without going. My next student to look up was Marjorie Cassity. Yes, Marjorie married Ron like I thought she would Marj and Ron haven t got time to sit around and talk to each other any more. Vernon Mansfield is manager of a Steel Mill in Ellsinore now. He is not married yet, he seems to be the playboy type. Bobby Joe Robertson is living in Ellington now. He is engineer over the Ellington Dam. Bobby is married to Rajeane. His oldest boy, Jr., has been giving him a little trouble lately. Seems he wants to take a girl to the show every night. Well, I guess he is just a chip off the old block. Bill Gaines is the next name on my list. He now lives in Springfield, Missouri. He is a psychiatrist now. I had him to examine my head while I was there. He said he couldn’l see a thing. Bill's motto is, “To be a prosperous doctor you must be patient. Shirley Snider is a secretary in an Insurance Company. Shirley is now married but has an eye on her good-looking boss. He told her that he would give her more money if she could type or take shorthand. I am in New York now to look into the lives of Wendell Carnahan and Gayler Evans. Wendell is a private detective now. They say he is just another Sam Spade. Gayler is making good, singing on CBS. But t found that he plays the races pretty heavy and has been losing lately. Naomi Hassell is next to be interviewed. She now lives in Detroit, Michigan. She is married to a well-known man from Ellsinore, Mr. Boyer. She went with him six years. Naomi was always the kind of girl who made no spur-of-the-moment decisions. 13 My next stop was at Chicago. Ilene Dalton lives there. She is a private nurse now. Ilene always was more or less a man-hater and now she is even more so. She’s married to one. I found that Anna Lee Long was a traveling saleslady. She is now in St. Louis. She seems to be very happy at her job. Anna Lee isn’t married, she never stays in one place long enough for the ceremony. Joyce Kelley is a beauty operator here in St. Louis. Joyce is not married, but she does have quite a few admirers. I tried to get a date with her but she was booked up for two weeks. Beverly Black lives in Long Beach, California. Beverly is an artist and a good one. She is not married yet. Seems they all look so good she can’t pick one out. Zelma Jameson lives in Austin, Texas. She married a cowboy. She always did love to see Gene Autrey in the movies. Lucille Ballard is a housewife now. She finally settled down. Annie Eddington lives in Poplar Bluff. Annie still wears her smile even though she is married and has triplets. Nina Crowley works for the Missouri Pacific Railroad at the Ellsinore Branch Office. She said that the Missouri Pacific took the “Mule Train’s’’ place. Jean Boyer is the Ellsinore Public Service’s head bookkeeper. Jean seems to think women will someday take over the business world. Well, there in a nut shell is the story I wrote for the boss. But if any character found in this story has any resemblance to persons living or dead it is purely coincidental. Who’s Who in The Senior Class Athlete................ Friendliest............ Biggest Flirt.......... Most Lovesick Girl. . . . Sweetest Smile......... Best Physique.......... Loudest Boy............ Prettiest Eyes...... . Loudest Girl........... Quietest Girl.......... Most Lovesick Boy...... Best All-Around Student Best Mannered Girl. . . . Quietest Boy........... Most Bashful Boy....... Best Mannered Boy. . . . Most Studious Girl..... Most Pleasant Girl..... Cutest Ears............ Blackest Hair........... , . Donald Lee Alcorn .....Beverly Black . . .Wendell Carnahan , . . .Marjorie Cassity .... Annie Eddington .......Gayle r Evans ........Bill Gaines .....Naomi Hassell .....Zelma Jameson .......Joyce Kelley Bobby Joe Robertson .....Shirley Snider .....Anna Lee Long .....Delmer Carter . . . Vernon Mansfield .......John Morris .......Ilene Dalton ........Jean Boyer ........Nina Crowley .....Lucille Ballard 14 16 Juniors MARIE PEEK JIMMY KELLEY GENEVA BOWMAN NORMAN LEACH BONNIE MYRICK HARRY WRIGHT BETTY MORGAN BILL BUNYARD MAXINE WALLACE JERRY COOPER MARY POLEN EUGENE MOSS RAJEANE GRANT JIMMY BOYER GLORIA MORGAN 17 JESSE CATES WI LBURN WALLACE LEON COLE Class Officers Ron Nevins................................ Dale Privett.............................. Rajeane Grant............................. Bonnie My rick . ......................... President .Vice-President .Secretary T reasurer Class Roll Geneva Bowman Jimmie Boyer William Bunyard Doris Bussell Jessie Cates Leon Cole Jerry Cooper Newton Gearheart Rajeane Grant James Kelley Norman Leach Melvin Miller Betty Morgan Gloria Morgan Alta Mae Moss Eugene Moss Bonnie Myrick Ron Nevins Marie Peek Mary Polen Dale Privett Maxine Wallace Wilburn Wallace Harry W right Sophomores CHARLES JULIAN EDNA GREER DONALD MILLER WILMA LEACH EDWARD SISCO BETTY NORMAN ALFRED MORLEN GERALDINE CONDRAY DONALD BLACK PAULINE HUDDLESTON 19 SHIRLEY JAMESON WILLARD BOYER AUDREY MOSS JAMES CONDRAY MARY LOU CARNAHAN JOE STEVENS REVA BOWMAN THOMAS GOOCH JOSEPHINE MURPHY Class Officers Lindell Simmons.....................................President Edward Sisco........................................ Vice-President Reva Bowman.........................................Secretary Treasurer Leon Allen Donald Black Reva Bowman Glenn Boxx Clifton Boyer Willard Boyer Florence Brame Thelma Brown Mary Lou Carnahan Geraldine Condray James Condray Class Roll Ed Davis Thomas Gooch Edna Greer Pauline Huddleston Shirley Jameson Charles Julian W ilma Leach Betty Littrell Betty Mangnall Donald Miller Alfred Morlen Audrey Moss Josephine Murphy Bette Norman Lois O’Dell Ronald Randall Lindell Simmons Edward Sisco Joe Stevens Wayne Tucker Norma Wilson James Yates JOE WALLACE CHARLES MILLER BARBARA WEBB BILLY HARRIS Freshmen BETTY WELLS EVERETT MARTIN WANDA MORGAN KENNETH MILLION EUGENE WINGO PAUL KESTER DELORES YATES RONALD BERRY BERDENA SNIDER ARTHUR FAN 21 LILLIE CARTER OTIS GOSNELL RUSSELL BOYER GEORGE HILLIS NORA BRAME LARRY SCOTT ORAN JOPLIN CALVIN STRATTON JIM KEARBEY WELLMAN MILLION BOBBY GREEN JACK COOPER CLINT WALTON Class Officers Delores Yates........................................President Jack Nevins . ........................................Vice-President George Hillis........................................Secretary Treasurer Class Roll Billy Alcorn Andrew Back Ronald Berry Beulah Bowman Fredia Boxx Clinton Boyer Russell Boyer Sarah Boyer Nora Brame Lillie Carter Jack Cooper Elda Dunlap Virginia Eudaley Arthur Fann Edan Fann Otis Gosnell Bobby Green Jesse Harper Billy Harris George Hillis Nellie Johnson Oran Joplin Jim Kearbey Paul Kester Mary Leach Clifton LeGrand Evertt Martin Charles Miller Kenneth R . 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Both teams have had very strong competition. On December 12, the Ellsinore Red Birds were invited to the 19th Annual Invitational Tournament held at Birch Tree. The Red Birds played Thomasville the first game. Thomasville was a very strong team, but we defeated them by a small margin. Our next game was with Birch Tree. They defeated us by a small margin, although Thomasville had beaten them prior to this tournament. Then we went up Saturday night to play for third or fourth place. We defeated Mt. View, a very fast team, and came home with a nice big third place trophy. It was the first time in.history that the Ellsinore Red Birds have come back from the Birch Tree Tournament with a trophy. “A” Team Scores ELLSINORE 53 Fremont 16 Ellsinore 38 EMINENCE 43 ELLSINORE 25 Eminence 24 ELLSINORE 52 Naylor 30 ELLSINORE 44 Van Buren 43 ELLSINORE 43 Patterson 14 Ellsinore 24 Doniphan 46 ELLSINORE 41 Brosely 40 ELLSINORE 41 W illiamsville 22 ELLSINORE 39 Thomasville 33 ELLSINORE 38 Grandin 25 Ellsinore 33 PIEDMONT 36 ELLSINORE 33 Naylor 28 ELLSINORE 54 Patterson 18 Ellsinore 29 PIEDMONT 37 ELLSINORE 42 Fremont 25 ELLSINORE 44 Grandin 14 ELLSINORE 50 Mt. View 39 Ellsinore 35 BIRCH TREE 45 “Z?” Team Scores ELLSINORE 35 Eminence 19 ELLSINORE 24 Naylor 8 Ellsinore 29 VAN BUREN 30 ELLSINORE 43 Patterson 20 ELLSINORE 31 Doniphan 21 Ellsinore 35 BROSELY 36 ELLSINORE 43 W illiamsville 12 ELLSINORE 52 Piedmont 23 ELLSINORE 39 Naylor 16 ELLSINORE 45 Patterson 26 ELLSINORE 38 Piedmont 33 ELLSINORE 51 F remont 23 ELLSINORE 44 Eminence 25 29 32 SHIRLEY MORRIS BONNIE MYRICK MARJORIE ANN CASS IT Y High School Queen AND Attendants SCHOOL FLOAT Features CARTER COUNTY FAIR On Friday, September 30, and Saturday, October 1, the annual Carter County Fair for the year 1949 was held at Van Buren on the high school grounds. Under the direction of Fair Board Chairman, John Bolen, the 1949 fair turned out to be a great success. To him and the other board officers and members, much credit is due and given. There were many outstanding events, however, we can only recall a few of them. On Friday, September 30 at 11:00 A. M. the parade marched through Van Buren’s main street. Ellsinore High School won high praise for a nicely assembled float and took first prize in the running. Many events followed on that day, including the Sadie Hawkins Day Race, 4-H Club judging, and sheep and dog judging. At 7:30 P. M. on the first day, the quiz show and judging of the Queen were held in the high school auditorium. Miss Marjorie Cassity was selected out of seventeen other young ladies in Carter County, for the honor of Harvest Queen. She was from Ellsinore High School as were two other candidates, Miss Bonnie Myrick and Miss Shirley Morris. The Ellsinore High School Vocational Agriculture Department under the direction of Elmer Probst and Travis Young, played a major part in the fair. The Ellsinore High School more or less dominated the fair with their winning of most of the honors. Class Events Coming over to events which took place here in the Ellsinore High School, the Sophomores held their class party first this year. Refreshments were served and games were played throughout the evening from 7:00 o’clock to 9:30 o'clock. Everyone apparently had a good time at the party which was under the supervision of the class adviser, Elmer Probst. Next came the Senior Class Party, held in the high school auditorium. Mr. Amberson was present and helped Mrs. Crites supervise the activities throughout the even- ing. We are certain that the 1949 Senior Party will not be forgotten. Following the Senior Party, the Junior Class held their party also in the auditorium. L. V'. Kingen, adviser for the Junior Class directed activities. An accident occurred during one of the games when Jerry Cooper and Audrey Moss collided. Outside of this one bad moment, everyone had a gay time. Oh yes’. We can’t forget the Freshmen and their party which took place last and summed up the 1949 class parties. Mr, Amberson directed and sup- ervised his Freshman group to an enjoyable evening. The “Frosh” had good cause to remember their party. The Junior Class Play is scheduled for a yet unknown date in March. 34 • SS CT- ' Ellsinore Chapter F. F. A. The Ellsinore Chapter of the National Organization, Future Farmers of America was formed last year. Already we have done many things to further the cause of achieving the national purpose. The chief aim is development of agricultural leadership, co-operation, and citizenship. Our motto: Learning to do, Doing to learn, Earning to live, Living to serve. Our colors are Corn Gold and National Blue. Our President’s station is beneath a likeness of the rising sun, token of a new area in agriculture. Our Reporter sits beneath the flag, emblem of national scope. The Treasurer sits beneath a picture of George Washington, an early American farmer who kept accurate farm accounts. The Secretary is stationed at an ear of corn which, being a nation-wide crop, de'notes the national scope of his correspondence. The Vice-President sits by a model plow, emblem of labor and soil tillage. Boys from communities such as Ellsinore have equal opportunities with all other farm boys in the United States and its possessions to hold na- tional offices or excell in national contests for high honors. Let us all strive for these honors in the name of Ellsinore. Wayne Tucker, Secretary, Ellsinore Chapter. 35 36 38 40 cz -futocjzafifi: F71V4llM;U!l| UUtofTtphxl A Bound kjr WAL8WOKTM BROTHER� w, U. 8. A. 42 POPLAR BLUFF FLOWERS ALWAYS A LARGE SUPPLY AND ASSORTMENT AT MODERATE PRICES West s Florists FLOWER SHOP 111 NORTH MAIN STREET PHONE 2122 GREENHOUSES WEST MAUDE STREET PHONE 2135 MISSOURI Pete Dorthy Dreith MODERN CABINS GOOD FOOD Borths Rexall Drug Store WHEN IN POPLAR BLUFF BE SURE AND VISIT OUR DRUG STORE WHERE YOU WILL FIND PRICES THE LOWEST. HEADQUARTERS FOR DR. LeGEARS STOCK AND POULTRY REMEDIES - ALSO SERUMS AND VIR US BORTHS REXALL DRUG STORE FOR OVER 50 YEARS PEOPLE HAVE BEEN COMING TO THE CORNER OF MAIN AND VINE FOR THEIR DRUG STORE NEEDS. VISIT OUR DRUG STORE WHEN IN POPLAR BLUFF. HEADQUARTERS FOR DR. HESS STOCK AND POULTRY REMEDIES - SERUM AND VIRUS. Martins Walgreen Drug Store CORNER MAIN AND VINE POPLAR BLUFF, MISSOURI COMPLIMENTS Tipp Ice Cream Co. THE MOST COMPLETE ICE CREAM MANUFACTURING PLANT IN SOUTHEAST MISSOURI GOOD FOOD GOOD TREATS WHEN IN POPLAR BLUFF PLEASE STOP AT THE ICE CREAM BAR NEXT TO CRITERION THEATRE Allen Garner Chevrolet Co. 1000 BLOCK WEST PINE BOULEVARD POPLAR BLUFF, MISSOURI Van Dyke's Store GENERAL MERCHANDISE ELLS INORE MISSOURI MORE FOR YOUR MONEY AT O'Neal Clothing Co. POPLAR BLUFF, MISSOURI HOME OF HART, SCHAFFNER MARX CLOTHING CLIPPER CRAFT CLOTHES ARROW SHIRTS DOBBS HATS ROSE BROS. SLACKS LEACH Phillips 66 Service Station Trucking Groceries Corno Feeds 17 Miles West of Poplar Bluff Highway 60 Compliments TOLLIVER MERCANTILE Hunter, Missouri f HOTEL GIBBONS New and Modern Coffee, Shop O. J. McDougal Proprietor Opposite Post Office Phone 2928 Poplar Bluff Missouri BOWMAN’ S SERVICE STATION Sinclair Gas and Oil Goodyear Tires and Accessories Short Orders and Cold Drinks Ellsinore Missouri LONGBOTTOM’S SERVICE STATION Ellsinore Skelly Gas and Oil Goodrich Tires and Accessories Missouri Compliments of WARDS’ STORE NO. 22 Trade At Home For Satisfaction And Economy. Reasonably Priced General Merchandise. Ellsinore Missouri Compliments SHEETS CAFE Ellsinore, Missouri Gas and Oil C ompliments GREEN’ S STATION Feed and Cabins Groceries and Meats Half-way Point Between Ellsinore and Poplar Bluff PERKINS JEWELRY COMPANY Poplar Bluff Established 1886 R. H. Perkins, Proprietor Missouri Compliments of STATE BANK of Poplar Bluff Poplar Bluff RESNIK’S GARAGE TRACTOR SALES Phone 2535 Maude Street Highway 67 North Missouri Ellsinore W. A„ BOHN STORE Groceries - Meats - Feed Standard Oil Products Highway 60� 2 Miles West of Ellsinore Missouri Carl E. Richter CarlW.Kime K. R. Compliments Of ATHLETIC GOODS COMPANY 207 Pine Street A Complete Line of Sporting Goods Phone 3736 Poplar Bluff, Missouri STEVENS JEWELRY CO. Poplar Bluff 103 North Main Missouri Compliments of KENNETH LEACH MORLEN’ S STATION Ellsinore, Missouri Phillips 66 Lee Tires, Gas, Oil, Grease YOU ARE WELCOME MOSS GENERAL MERCHANDISE Ellsinore, Missouri Corno Feed and Red Steer Fertilizers Hardware Groceries Feeds-and Fertilizers Compliments of MIDWAY PARK Compliments Compliments of CARTER THEATRE GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE Shows 416 Vine Street Thursday - Saturday Phone 2117 Ellsinore Missouri Poplar Bluff Missouri Compliments Of JETT PAINT WALLPAPER STEWART HAT SHOP STORE Personalized Attention Venetian Blinds Home of Smart Hats 203 North Main 438 Pine Boulevard Poplar Bluff Missouri Poplar Bluff Missouri WE WISH TO THANK THE ADVERTISERS FOR HELPING MAKE THIS BOOK POSSIBLE • -4