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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1969 volume:

HI-LITES IT IS WITH A DEEP SENSE OF PRIDE THAT WE AS THE HI-LITES STAFF PRESENT OUR 69 EDITION YEARBOOK. AS YOU TURN THE PAGES OF THIS BOOK, WE HOPE THAT IT WILL ALWAYS REMIND YOU OF HAPPY DAYS, SUCCESS, AND ACHIEVEMENT. WE ARE GRATEFUL TO ALL THOSE WHO HAVE WORKED WITH US IN ORDER THAT WE COULD PRESENT VIVID MEMORIES FOR YOU TO REMEM- BER AND CHERISH. WE WOULD ESPECIALLY LIKE TO THANK THE FOL- LOWING PEOPLE: MR. EDWIN WALLACE, ADVISOR MR. AND MRS. JOHN LA ROSE, PHOTOGRAPHY WALSWORTH YEARBOOK COMPANY, PUBLISHER Annual Staff Members : EDITOR: CO-EDITOR: MARY LYNN COLLINS SUE McDOWELL PHOTOGRAPHER: DON NORRIS ASST. PHOTOGRAPHER: DYANA GREER LINDA GREEN SUE KINDRICK YVONNE BOYER COLLINS DEBBIE STEPHENS NANCY BARCLIFF DIANA BRADSHAW CLYTHA CARNAHAN MIKE EVANS GRACE GUERRERO linda McCarter VIOLET FANN AGNES GARGAC CONNIE MICHAEL KATHY FREEZE LINDA ASHER SANDRA BISHOP Presenting 1969 Hi-Lites i In Memoriam The Hi-Lites Staff of Ellsinore High School wishes to pay special tribute to a man we all admired, a man who greatly benefited our school and community, and our nation as well, Mr. Albert Sidney Johnson Carnahan was born January 9, 1897, in Ellsinore Missouri. During his youth, he attended Crommertown Rural School and Ellsinore when only two years of high school were offered. Around the year 1915. he began teaching at Crommertown. He taught school at Ellsinore for a year or two prior to 1938 when he came to Ellsinore as Superintend- ent- and: teacher. Although he continued teaching, he also furthered his education, receiving a Bachelor of Science degrbe in Education from Southeast Missouri State College, and a Masters degree in Education from the University of Missouri. In 1944,'he was elected to Congress as Representative of the Bth.Congressional District of Missouri, an office he ably served fourteen years. In 1961, the late President John F. Kennedy appointed Congressman Carnahan as ambassador to Sierre Leone. This country is located on the west'coast of Africa. Mr. Carnahan held this office for two and one half years. He was accorppaniec! by his wife, the former Miss Mary Kathel Schupp. They returned to retire and live in the home that they had built near Ellsinore. Even after retirement, the Ambassador was active on the Ellsinore School Board. He also served on the Board of Trustees for the Three Rivers Junior Col- lege when it was formed in 1966, and held that position until his death. He was a member and deacon of the First Baptist Church of Ellsinore. Each year Ambassador and Mrs. Carnahan offer a scholarship to Three Rivers Junior College, to be awarded to a graduating senior who has been chosen by the faculty as deserving. Mr. Carnahan was described as being a man who was quiet, congenial, loyal, determined, and willing to help those he considered worthy or any cause which seemed vital: he had a great ability to adjust to any circumstance and to make the best of it. Although he has left us to enter a better world beyond, be will be remembered by people not only in Carter County, but all over the world. Albert Sidney Johnson Carnahan Superintendent L. W. Kingen Mr. Emil McDowell Treasurer Mrs. Jane Roam Secretary- Carter County R-2 Board of Education Mr. Dale Tipton Mr. Lowell Colyett Mr. C. E. Middleton Most people would think that Mr. Copeland was daydreaming or looking at something interesting outside. Truth- fully, though, this fine man is thinking about all the responsibilities placed on his shoulders as Elementary Principal and teacher. MR. GEORGE COPELAND E.H.S. Mr. M. D. Privett This hard working high school principal finally succeeds in getting a few minutes rest. While resting he enjoys a copy of the Ozark Echo of which he is the sponsor. G.J.H. PAW CBQCKITT W,v 3c5 STOV CHURCHILL QR1F-S VY COOCKITT .Vivtio • iisiuu JwfcifAiiii UvrmtofAnhi wuSjujnfKQk' HTartin Luther BALBOA BALBOA FACULTY If you don't want to look at a slave driving P. E. class teacher, then turn your head. Our old ex- cuses for not dressing out just didn't work this year. Because of Mr. Tom Smith, the students in the Senior Class of '69 have suf- fered from over exertion! If you ever happen to hear a Sen- ior talking above your head, don't blame us; it's Mr. Holland's fault! He has been our English teacher for six years. When we came to high school, we weren't sure if he was following us or if we were following him! That's all right though, because once you make friends with some- one, it's good to be together. We thank Mr. Holland for tak- ing an interest in our lives and also for helping us have a lot of fun while we were learning. Those of us who have trou- ble understanding the technical facts about science, algebra, chemistry and biology, have of- ten wondered how Mr. Collins can possibly remember so much about all those subjects. Is he a Business Education and History teacher; a year- book advisor; a mayor; or a part time garbage collector? Those of you who know him, would never believe that 10% of his spare time is taken up by all of these jobs and the other 90 is spent re- laxing! 8 The latest addition to the Sen- ior High faculty is Miss Sandra Fer- rell. Because she is so young looking, it is often hard to recognize her as a teacher.' She has added new ideas in the Homemaking Department which in the future will make better homes for the departing Senior girls and whomever they may choose. While adding to the good looks of our class- rooms, Mrs. Wallace helps us keep Edwin in line and tries her best to pass on her secretar- ial and bookkeeping talents. The future businessmen in the class of '69 will appreciate any goodlooking OR qualified secretaries that have taken classes under her. Mr. Pridy is no scrawny runt. He weighs over one-hundred and fifty lbs. and towers above the ground more than five-foot four inches. This man has to look down upon most average height stu- dents but if you .treat him re- spectfully, he will look up to you. This is our Granny! Now don't get the idea that she's old and slow. Granny is just a nick-name that we Seniors pick up from her granddaughter. She IS over 35 though. She's our ol' Rough and Ready! Seriously though, Mrs. Roam is READY to laugh and joke with us more of- ten than she is ROUGH! Mrs. Pridy is the Counselor in our school system. If there were only some way that she could make us believe how smart we are, instead of proving how little we really know. It's best to know the truth though, and we all can use her help in deciding on our vocation. 'Q 9 Mrs. Ruth Lavender Teacher Aid Mrs. Jan Davis Teacher Aid Mrs. Ilene Kingen Teacher Aid Mrs. Jane Roam Secretary to Mr. Kingen Mrs. Maxine Duckett Secretary to Mr. Privett Mr. Luther Boyer Teacher Aid Mrs. Retha McNew Teacher Aid Mrs. Pearly Abbott Secretary to Mr. Copeland SPONSORED BY: THE PROSPECT—NEWS DONIPHAN, mo. Freshman Beauty and Beau ANNA JO EULING AND JOHN WHITE Freshmen Officers: President, John White; Vice-President, Robert Freeze; Secre tary-Treasurer, Anna Jo Huling; Reporter, Candace Hutchison. Sponsors Officers JEANNE WALLACE HAROLD COLLINS SWEETEST SMILE Rena and Robert BEST PERSONALITY Candace and Gene 'VvrLA Freshman Favorites sponsored by: HARRIS CHEVROLET COMPANY, donIPhan, MO. TEACHER’S HEADACHES Wilma and John MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Candace and Mel 1st Row 3. Bagby E. Barnett T. Berry M. Blaylock N. Borges C. Bradley M. Bradley A. Brown 2nd Row M. Brown T. Caldwell K. Carnahan D. Carter C. Catlett P. Daughette D. Emery W .-Ellington 3rd Row G. Fennell R. Freeze D, Gaines S. Goes E. Guerrero Y. Guerrero J. Gunter D. Huddleston 4th Row A. Huling D. Hunt C. Hutchison R. Hutchison K. Jarvis J. Julian S. Kasting P. Kearbey 5th Row J. Ketchum D. Korenak G. Lavander A. Matthews J. Moss M. O’Dell M. Privett O. Rayburn 6th Row S. Rector L. Rymer T. Smith K. Stahl C. Stepp D. Thompson L. Townsend L. Tucker 7th Row E. Walker V. Wallace B. White J. White I. Wilder G. Williford P. Wilson R. Woods M. Morgan John Walker Sophomore officers: President, Linda Carter; Vice-President, Danny Robertson; Secretary-Treasurer, Arietta Laxton are looking forward to the next two years anxiously. Sponsors of Class of 1971 Sophomore Favorites BEST PERSONALITY Wanda Huddleston and Danny Robertson MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Glenda Fraze and Jim Hutchison TEACHERS HEADACHES SWEETEST SMILE Judy Johnson and Jack Richmond Arietta Laxton and Dennis Trotter SPONSORED BV. JOE RUSH ’S JOHN DEERE DEALERSHIP, DONIPHAN, MO. 17 J. Baggett B. Barks H. Billington J. Blaylock P. Borges R. Bourbon E. Brame B. Burkhart R. Burkhart F. Canady A. Carter L. Carter R. Colyott E. Crenshaw G. Fraze L. Goes D. Hubbard W. Huddleston J. Hutchison C. Jameson J. Joplin T. Johnson S. Kearby J. Kelley C. Ketchum S. Koerner A. Laxton C. Lunsford T. Mays S. Michael B. Mitchell L. O'Dell C. Owens H. Rains J. Reynolds J. Roark E. Russell R. Sanders R. Sheedy B. Silman J. Richmond L. Tipton W. White K. Woodard A. Brown J. Crowley J. Johnson R. Matthews D. Robertson President, KATHY FREEZE; Secretary-Treasurer, LINDA ASHER; Reporter, SHIRLEY RUSSELL; and DONNIE EU DALEY Wait anxiously to.be next years seniors,. sponsored by: GREENS RESl AURANT, ellsinore, Missouri Class of 1970 Sponsors Officers ROGER PRIDY HAROLENE PRIDY L. Asher S. Ballard C. Boyer J. Boyer O. Brame B. Colyott G. Crowley J. Crowley D. Emery D. Eudaley K. Freeze C. Guerrero L. Jameson E. Johnson M. Jurish M. Korenak M. Lassiter S. Laxton J. Lunn R. Marler E. Matthews R. Moss G. Nance J. O'Dell J. Reeves S. Russell N. Sappington J. Secrease S. Sisco S. Whalen B. White K. White SPONSORED by: PHILGAS, VAN BURAN, MISSOURI BULK AND BOTTLE GAS SERVICE Rush hour for Juniors This is work? No wooden nickels sir! I VALEDICTORIAN 8.843 CAROL WILHITE NANCY BARCLIFF CLYTA CARNAHAN 9.785 YVONNE COLLINS DEBBIE STEPHENS DONALD NORRIS BEULAH FERRER The Seniors of T69 want to express our gratitude to its sponsors, Mrs. Margaret Roam and Mr. Tom Smith. Please accept our appre- ciation for your help and guid- ance throughout this Senior year. Class officers, Glen Boyer, President, Clyta Carnahan, Vice President, Linda Green, Secretary, Lola Richmond, Treasurer, and Yvonne Collins, Reporter, leave their high school days with pleasant memories and face their uncertain futures with a smile. MOTTO: He who does not advance goes backward. COLORS: Bronze and White FLOWER: Bronze Mum MRS. ROAM Senior Sponsors MR. SMITH Junior Play; Pep Club 1,2,3, 4; Building Trades 4; Senior Play DIANA EVELYN BRADSHAW Chorus 1; Freshman Re- porter; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; F.H.A. Treasurer 4; Hi-Lites Staff 4; Junior Play; Senior Play; Echo Staff 3; Third place in Talent Contest 2 SANDRA KAY BISHOP F.H.A. 1,3,4; F.H.A. Devo- tional Leader 4; Pep Club 4 Winner in Sew with Cotton Contest 1; Hi-Lites Staff 4; Junior Play; Senior Play WINSTON BOYER NANCY JOHNSON BARCLIFF Class Treasurer 2,3; F.H.A 4; Chorus 1,2; Junior Play; Hi-Lites Staff 4 GLEN BOYER Pep Club 3,4; Junior Play Senior Class President JERRY BROWN Pep Club 4; Building Trades 4 DENISE BROCK F.H.A. 1,4; Library Club 4; Spanish Club 3; Junior Play 3 JOE BROWN Building Trades 4 MARY CANADY F.H.A. 2,3,4; Library Club 4; Pep Club 4; Junior Play 3 KENNY CALDWELL Basketball Manager 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4 MACK CAMPBELL Building Trades 4 CLYTA CARNAHAN Basketball 1,2; Baseball 1,2 YVONNE BOYER COLLINS Class treas. 1; Class vice- president 3; Class reporter 4; F.H.A. 2,3,4; Library club 3,4; Junior play 3; Sew with cotton winner 2; Ozark Echo 4; Hi-lites staff 4 DANNY EMERY Pep club 1,4; Science club 4; Junior play 3 LARRY CROWLEY Sew with cotton winner 2; Chorus 1; Talent show 3rd winner 2; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Pep club 1,2,3,4; Ozark Echo 3; Ozark Echo photographer 3; Hi-lites staff 4; Class vice-president 4; Senior play 4; Junior play 3 MARY LYNN COLLINS Cheerleading 1,2,3,4; Cheer- leading captain 3; Band 2; Speech play 2; Junior play 3; Senior play 4; F.H.A. 2,3,4; F.H.A. secretary 2; F.H.A. vice-president 4; Home- coming candidate 2; Pep club 1,2,3,4; Cheerleading co-captain 4; Library club 3,4; Hi-lites staff 3,4; Hi- lites staff editor 4; Ozark Echo staff 4; F.H.A. Har- monettes 3 TIM COOK Basketball 2,3,4; Base- ball 3; Football 3; Jun- ior play 3 RICKIE EUDUALY Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3.4; Spanish Club 3; Library Club 3; Jun- ior Play; Pep Club 1,2,3,4 MIKE EVANS Hi-Lite Staff 3,4; Building Trades 4 VIOLET SUE FANN FHA 2,3,4; Ozark Echo Staff 4; Hi-Lite Staff 4; Senior Play AGNES ANN GARGAC FHA 1,2,3,4; Library Club 4; Junior Play; Hi-Lite Staff 4; Sew with cotton contest 1; Senior Play BEULAH FERREN FHA 1,3,4; Band 2; Library Club; Spanish Club Reporter 3; Sew. with cotton contest 1; Junior Play RICHARD FRAZE DON HALL Pep Club 3; Library Club 1: Library Sargent at Arms; Junior Play; Span- ish Club 1 ROBERT GARRETT Library Club 3,4; Spanish Club 3; Pep Club 2,3,4 REED HUTCHINSON Basketball 1,2,3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Class secretary 1 GRACE GUERRERO Spanish Club 3; Spanish Club Sec.; Pep Club 3,4; F.H.A. 4; F.H.A. His- torian; Echo Staff 4; Hi Lites 4 LINDA GREEN Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Pep Club V.P. 1; F.H.A. 1,3,4; Soph. Homecoming candidate; Library Club 3,4; Jr. Class Reporter; Sr. Class Sec- retary; Junior Play; Sr. Play; Hi-Lites Staff 4; Echo Staff 4; Jr. Class Beauty; Statistician 3,4 DYANA GREER F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Library club 3,4; Library club vice-president 4; Junior play 3; Ozark Echo 3; Hi lites staff 4; Senior Play SUS KiNDRICK Homecoming: Queen Candidate 3; Bet'a Club Homecoming Queen Candi- date 4; Class president l Beta Club 2,4, Sec. 3; FHA Treas. 2, Harmon- etts 3, Sec. 4; Speech Play 2, Junior and Senior Play ; Cheerleader 1,2, Co-Captain 3, Captain 4; library Club 3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Hi-Lite Staff 4; Ozark Echo Editor 4; Band 2; Miss EJEi.S. SHAROLYN BEACH FKA 1; Junior Play; Senio: unda sue mccarter FHA 1,2,3,4; Beta Club 3; Li- brary Club 4; Treas. 4; Pep Club 2; Hi-Lite Staff 4; Ozark Echo Staff 4; Senior Play CONNIE FAY MICHAEL FHA 2,3,4; Pep Club 3,4; Li- brary 4; Hi-Lite Staff 4; Senior Play RNON LEDBETTER SUE McDOWELL Band 1,2,4; Honor Div 3; Speech Play 2, Junior and Senior Play; Hi- Lites 3, Co-Editor 4; Ozark Echo Staff 4; FHA 1, Pari. 2, Harmon- ettes 3; FHA Song Leader 4, Reg. Chorus 2,3; Homecoming Queen Candidate 1; Pep Club Queen Can- didate 4; Library Club 3; Pep Club 2,3,4; Cheerleader 2,3,4 STEPHEN MONROE Pep club 2; Science club 1; Junior play 3; Basketball; statistian LOLA RICHMOND Band 1,2; Beta club 2,3,4; Pep club 2,4; F.H.A. 2,3,4 F.H.A. vice-pres.3; Class treasurer 4; Junior play 3 Senior play 4 VONDUS PHILLIPS DONALD NORRIS Junior Play; Pep Club 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Pep club 1,2,3; Beta club 1,2, 3,4; Beta club Pres. 4; Junior play 3; Class pres, 2,3; Class vice-pres. 1; Hi- lites staff 4; Hi- lites photo. 4; Homecoming escort 3; Band 1 LONNIE MICHAEL Basketball 1,2,3,4; Pep club 1,2,3,4 DELBERT MOSS DAVID SANDERS Building Trades 4 JOHN SHEPERD Building Trades 3 ROBERT SMITH Band 1; Science Club 4 DEBORAH STEPHENS F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Beta Club 3; Band 1,2,3; Chorus 1,3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Hi-lites Staff 4; Junior Play 3; Class Secretary 1 2,3; Ozark Echo Editor 4 STANLEY TURNER Basketball 1,2,3,4; Basket ball 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3; Junior Play CAROL WILHITE F.H.A. 4; Library Club 3,4 Library Club Reporter 3; Junior Play 3 PRETTIEST SMILES WITTIEST BEST ALL AROUND Glenn Sue Reed Linda Lonnie Dyana FRIENDLIEST BIGGEST FLIRTS SILLIEST COUPLE Jerry Violet Glenn Mary Lynn Stanley Debbie BEST DRESSED Vondus Clyta BEST LEADERS Steve Yvonne 36 BEST CHUMS Kenny Reed sponsored by: BUTLER TIRESHOP DONIPHAN, MO. PRETTIEST EYES Winston Sue BEST PALS Linda Violet STUDIOUS Richard Carol ATHLETES PRETTIEST HAIR SPORTSMANSHIP Sue Sherry Vondus Linda Delbert Sherry ATHLETES TEACHER'S PET CUTEST COUPLE Rickie Lola TALENTED Mike Sue Kenny Stanley BEST CITIZENS Robert Sandra Bruce Nancy sponsored by: KPWB RADIO STATION PIEDMONT, MO. BEST PHYSIQUE Vernon Linda BEST LOOKING Don Diana MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Don Sue BEST DANCERS Don Mary Lynn 'Vs MOST E.H.S. SPIRIT Mary Lynn Sue BEST PERSONALITY Tim Connie SPONSORED BY! NICHOLSON’S GROCERY VAN BUREN, MISSOURI SPONSORED BY: FOSTER’S SERVICE STATION VAN BUREN, MO. Bonnie and Clyde Kukla Ollie I'm too Important to have my picture taken with anyone else! Gosh Ifm miserable Rejected, refused, and retarded! The Physically fit, and mentally unbalanced! But Stanley ITm not hungry June 1, 1979 Dear Diary, Today I was visited by an old friend of mine, Linda McCarter. She said that Ralph and she go fishing a lot now days. She is still waiting for him to save up enough money for them to get married on. She told me that she attended the tenth anniversary of the Senior Class of 1969 last night. While she was there, she saw and heard all of this: Bruce Asher is still single and playing the field. Sandra Bishop is working in the T.V. world now, she is the voice of the Road Runner. Linda said she saw Glen Boyer who is an orange peeler and Winston Boyer who, they say, is trying to hold down a job by sitting on IT. ? ? ? The anniversary party was honored by the presence of the first woman Presi- dent, Miss Diana Bradshaw. I wras very surprised to learn that Jerry Brown was a leader of a motorcycle gang and that Joe Brown was leading riots in Chicago. Denise Brock has made it to the moon, she loves it there and has a great time playing with the little green men. Kenny Caldwell has his own brewery now and it is legal too. Mack Campbell is a well known evangelist, traveling the world over. Mary Canady is married, but Linda didn't know who to. Clyta Carnahan is 27 years old and she still looks darling. She looked so cute as she chaperoned Diana and Donnie. Mary Lynn Collins really surprised me, she is the secretary and wife of a world famous D.J. Linda said that Tim Cook told her that he had just joined the Association of Al- coholics Anonymous. Larry Crowley is the number one playboy in the city of St. Louis. Danny Emery is sitting back and taking it easy now that he is a millionaire. Ricky Eudaley, poor guy, he is still trying to pass English III. Mike Evans has a wrecking service now. He said the reason he went into this field was his ole Ford. Violet Fann is still living at home and milking the cow. She told me the other day that she is waiting for her Prince Charming. Beulah Ferren is living off the government by drawing Old Age Pension. I don't know how some people do it. Richard Fraze is the science teacher at Ellsinore High School now. Agnes Gargac used to be an airline stewardess and now she owns her own airlines. Robert Garrett is a college professor at Ellsinore University. Linda Green is the manager, also a member of a private Lonely Hearts Club. Ru- mor is that she is the only member. Dyana Greer always did like big strong men but I never dreamed that she would ever marry Superman. Grace Guerrero is the first psychedelic dancer in outer space. She really turned on at the party. Don Hall is teaching English now that Mr. Holland has flipped his wig. Bless his soul. CONTINUED June i, 1979 Reed Hutchison, mind you, drinks all of Mr, Caldwell's profits up. Nancy Johnson is married and teaches judo in her spare time. Sue Kindrick is Dean of Ellsinore University. Sherry Leach couldn't make it to the party because she is peeking out between the bars since they made boy chasing illegal. Vernon Ledbetter flew in from Las Vegas where he is living and driving the Roy Rogers Show Horse Wagon. He says that he spends all his vacations on the moon. Ha! Connie Michael has just been chosen Model of the Year over Twiggy. Twiggy will serve as her stand in. Lonnie Michael is an assistant to Don Hall, who is the English teacher. I am a- fraid that the same thing will happen to him that happened to Mr. Holland. Steve Monore has finally made it to the top of his step ladder. His chosen profes- sion was always to be a Meter Maid. Delbert Moss is now a basketball player on the team of the All-American Red- heads. Sue McDowell is still going to college. She is majoring in being a go-go dancer. Don Norris was the Cover Boy for McCall's magazine last month. I'm going to have to start taking that magazine. Vondus Phillips was arrested for whistling at Lady Godiva last week. Lola Richmond is a world known artist of the 1900's. Her favorite subject is Ricky Eudaley. David Sanders wasn't at the celebration because he was in the hospital. It seems that his racing car jumped a 100 foot cliff. He only received a broken leg. John Sheperd's work consists of posing for BEFORE and AFTER pictures for Slim Muscles Company. Robert Smith is still hanging around Ellsinore, doing the same old usual things. Debbie Stephens is a Bivouac Baby now. I still can't believe it. Stanley Turner is a millionaire. He hit the jack-pot on his vacation in Las Vegas. Roger Wells is in debt. All of his money goes in on that old Ford. Carol Wilhite brought a head of an elephant to the party. She shot it while on a safari in Africa. It seems that I missed quite a lot by not going to the anniversary party. I sure would have liked to see my old classmates again. But the day was not a complete loss for me. Jim and I celebrated our twins' birthday by taking them to the zoo. Goodnight, Diary! 41 Love, Yvonne Boyer Collins F.H.A. Mother-Daughter Banquet 1968-69 LJLA. OFFICERS; PRESIDENT Wanda Huddle- ston; VICE -PRESIDENT Mary Lynn Collins; .SECRETARY Sue Kindrick; TREASURER Diana Bradshaw; PARLIAMENTARIAN Candy Hutchison: REPORTER Grace Guerrero; DEVOTIONAL LEADER Mary Ann Lassiter; SONG LEADER Sue McDowell, AS FOR ENTERTAINMENT FOR THE BAN QUET, THE BEAUTIFUL, TALENTED GROUP KNOWN AS THE HEART THROBS SANG AND DANCED FOR US. The Hi-Lite of the evening was the FOOD!!! Seniors Say Farewell” 1 The departing class of 69 wish to express their appreciation to each and every teacher of E.H.S. the phrase, The Whole Art of Teaching is Only the Art of Awakening the Nat- ural Curiosity of Young Minds, ex- press the attitudes which these teach- ers have taken to fulfill our educa- tional needs. Through their teaching they have awakened our minds to acknowledge the broad opportunities which await us upon graduation. We sincerely hope that our ac- tions and appearance in the future wil enable each teacher to proudly re member us as A SENIOR OF Home coming Attendant Attendant MARY LYNN COLLINS MNDA.vCrRE£N SENIOR SENIOR DYANA GREER BASKET BA LL CA NDIDATE CLASS CANDIDATE; ■SENIOR F. H. A. CANDIDATE sue McDowell GLENDA FRAZE SENIOR SOPHOMORE PED CLUB CLASS CANDIDATE CANDIDATE EVELYN WILDER SCIENCE CLUB CANDIDATE JUNIOR KAREN STAHL KATHY FREEZE FRESHMAN CLASS CANDIDATE CLASS CANDIDATI: P Home Games SUE KINDRICK SENIOR CAPTAIN CARTER COUNTY FEED SUPPLY. jINDA ASHER : JUNIOR Varsity Basketball BRUCE COLYOTT FORWARD 5 10 REED HUTCHISON FORWARD TIM COOK CENTER RICKIE EUDALEY FORWARD JIM DUNN GUARD MIKE KOREN, GUARD 5’ 10 STANLEY TURNER GUARD ' -,,.... . „ ■ RODNEY GOLYOTT. CENTER, C. LONNIE MICHAEL GUARD ■sm''■ Deni Korenak Wilma Ellington Karen Stahl Vonda Wallace Jr. Varsity Cheerleaders sponsored by: valley plaza shopping center Jr. Varsity Basketball Library Club CLUB AND ORGANIZATIONS a SPONSORED BY: MRS. OMAH SANG, carter county CIRCUIT CLERK RECORDER SPONSORED BY: MRS. A. S. J. CARNAHAN ;■ The Library Club is an organization for those interested in book care. The members of this club devote their own time to work in the library or to do the typing and filing needed for these books. We say Thanks to the Library Club for making it possible for students to check out all types of books so easily and conveniently. Library Club F.H.A. The Future Homemakers of America is a national organization for Home Economics stu- dents. The goal of F.H.A. is learning to live better today in order that the Homemaking students lives and those of their families may be better tomorrow. The girls are kept busy by serving at banquets, F.H.A. work weeks, and the monthly duty of the bulletin board. Under the direction of Miss Ferrell, the girls are striving to reach their goals of being good Homemakers. O Z A R K ECHO of life. I returned to green freshman more. Which I it use to. Almost friends and I oung — pi OOlUVi iviua you to support election. His platfor. speeches for th for freedom, ft paign slogans piixey s cuatueii e uu x. I At were : that all ught e or a was 1 liors in the OZARK ECHO SPONSOR: Mr. M. D. Privett CO-EDITORS: Sue Kindrick Debbie Stephens Sue McDowell, Steve Monroe, Mary Lynn Collins, Jim Lunn, Linda Green class r that o is a h waitin] - It is not so funny now, and is probably quite frightening. Now is the time for you to realize that you are approach- ing adulthood and start getting as much education this last year as you possibly can. Have you thought of plans af- ter graduation ? If you start thinking and planning now, dt will not be such a shock when you realis Linda McCarter, Violet Fann, Yvonne Collins, su - Max Jurish, Grace Guerrero will 3y our canaicrc dressing room gym. He drew me - hundred « students. Mr. Smith i numerous roun the towels popped and the ‘T shirts were flying his party’s flag colors of “Red and White.” “ ' ' ‘ our THE OZARK ECHO, OUR STUDENT pre ! PUBLICATION, IS PUBLISHED MONTHLY ™ BY THE MEMBERS OF THE JOURNALISM y tJcvT - CLASS. THE OZARK ECHO STAFF WRITES year, I was very lected vice-presi- r sailed .by be- ll busy with the , the junior play, sales. We had gether and by • everyone pretty May seemed to ant- 'd th. bake eace THE ARTICLES, MAKES PAGE LAYOUTS, rillgi AND TAKES PHOTOGRAPHS. UNDER THE and DIRECTION OF MR. PRIVETT, THE STAFF men PROVIDES FEATURE NEWS, INFORMA- ahes TION ABOUT COMING EVENTS, SPORTS gra NEWS, AND OTHER GENERAL HAPPENINGS. s to riends and this [J1ILJ 'ill ill J ; i r News rolled around and i to report tfie suppose everydrie nd out what we'll nth. Here it is! ne of our featur-- i the hospital. We I about him and •rs soon. We fcoos- and plan on get-- gift to lift up his‘ a. i would g Court p farm in Texas i crew. Q. What do 3 done to prevent People’s March” A. Pass a new '.poverty is illegal one who admits Tftnnons W1U1 some uxn, u.a handsome, poor P. E. teacher. Q. How do you feel towa Wallace’s statement “Segreg tion Forever?”. A. He took the words right of my mouth, and legal actic are being taken! Q. What changes would y make in the draft? A. I think I would draft lit old ladies! At least they would patriotic enough not to bi their draft cards. Q. Do you think the Uni States should sign the “Nucl Treaty?” a - r„r . they woi Mary Ann Lassiter, Evelyn Wilder, Sharon sPec ' Whalen, Robert Smith ir tnr� an ileed ould leblo Bring Home • taff took pictures for the annual.1 g who’s who so be annual when they ns B team bas- Ellsinore Eudaley Lunn Hutchison Colyott Turner Korenak Cook (50) Pep Club COMPUMENTS OF RAYMOND SANDERS ONE OF THE MAIN NECESSITIES” OF SCHOOL LIFE IS PLENTY OF PEP AND PLENTY OF SCHOOL SPIRIT. THANKS TO OUR FINE PEP CLUB, EELSINORE.HIGH SCHOOL CAN BOAST OF HAVING BOTH. WITH THE ENCOURAGEMENT OF THE CHEERLEADERS, AND THEIR SPON- SOR, MRS. DAVIS, OUR PEP CLUB WAS VERY ADEPT AT KEEPING THE TEAM SPIRIT ENTHUSIASTIC AND HIGH. THE E.H.S. '69 PEP CLUB WANTS AND RECEIVES REDBIRD VIC- TORIES! ! ! ! ! Alma Mater MID THE HILLS OF SOUTH MISSOURI, FILLED WITH MAGIC LORE, STANDS A SCHOOL WE'LL ALWAYS CHERISH: FAIREST ELLSINORE. HAIL. TO THEE OUR ALMA MATER, PROUDLY DO WE SING, LOYAL COURAGE AND DEVOTION, ALL TO THEE WE BRING. MRS. SMITH 4P.T CL iS S Sponsored by: IDEAL PLASTIC CORPORATION Williamsville, Mo. THE ELLSINORE SCIENCE CLUB CONSISTS OF BOYS AND GIRLS WHO TAKE A GREAT INTEREST IN THE STUDY OF SCI- ENCE. THE MEETINGS ARE HELD MONTHLY AND ARE ENTIRE- LY CONDUCTED BY THE STUDENTS AND THE ADVISOR, MR. COLLINS. THE CLUB PARTICIPATES IN SHOWING SCIENTIFIC MOVIES AND GOING ON FIELD TRIPS. c t CLUB Sponsored by: JOE'S SHOE SERVICE Valley Plaza Shopping Center Poplar Bluff, Mo. Linda Asher Diana Bradshaw Clyta Carnahan Sandra Bishop ADVISOR Mr. Wallace HI- LITES STRFF Linda Linda Green McCarter CO-EDITOR Sue McDowell Violet Fann Kathy Freeze Agnes Garga Debbie Stephens Sue Kindrick Nancy PHOTOGR A PH ER B arclif f Don Norris Dyana Greer Y vonne Collins Grace Guerrero EDITOR Mary Lynn Collins Building Trades These boys are gaining knowledge in carpentry by actual experience. This is the third year the Ellsinore Building Trades Class has constructed a house. Altho it seems to be all work and no play the boys seem to have a good time while working. sponsored by the CARNAHAN STONECREST MOTEL PIEDMONT, MISSOURI. mrs. Elsa mcdowell Jr. High Social Studies J umor MRS. HAZEL BOYD Jr. High English nor? SS i High Faculty MR. DICKSHOAT Jr. High Coach sponsored by: E. C. ROBINSON LUMBER COMPANY MANAGER C. N. LUCAS, POPLAR BLUFF, MISSOURI J. Barnes J. Barnes J. Barnett J. Bishop R. Bishop B. Blaylock S. Boyer R. Boyer W. Boyer S. Brooks C. Cook R. Copeland J. Crites G. Crowley O. Daughhetee K. Farris E. Ford S. Frederick J. Gooch J. Green G. Guerrero D. Hall D. Hampton D. Hooper S. Horvath M. Hubbard L. Hunt D. Jameson L. Jameson B. Johnson P. Johnson C. Joplin R. Joplin R. Julius J. Kearbey Eighth 62 SPONSORED BY BLUFF LANES, 1602 N. MAIN STREET, POPLAR BLUFF, MISSOURI R. Kitterman R. Korenak K. Lassiter P. Lavender A. Manis C. Matthews H. McNew R. Micheal J. Million C. Moss G. OfDell S. Papayik R. Phelps R. Puckett W. Rains R. Robertson D. Rymer J. Russell D. Sheedy V. Shepherd B. Skelton D Stevens K. Stoner T. Stoner N. Trotter B. Walker E. Wilcutt S. Wilhite P. White B. White Grade 63 SPONSORED BV OZARK HOLIDAY INN, HIGHWAY 60, ELLS I NOR E M ISSOURI J. Abbott M. Barnett M. Brown S. Brown E. Bourban K. Boxer J. Bradley R. Brame D, Brown D. Carnahan N. Carnahan D. Cates E. Crowley T. Decker Seventh Grade SPONSORED BY’. RAY KING, CARTER COUNTY TREASURER VAN BUREN, MO. C. Elder B. Eudaley K. Gower J. Hutchinson L. Lunsford J. Mathewes J. Reeves S. Rennison R. Sheedy G. Sheets T. Faulkner S. Fennell J. Fraze J. Freeze B. Glover C. Holland K. Jamison R. Jamison B. Julian C. Kannell P. Mays E. Miller M. Owens J. Privett J. Rains J. Rice R. Rice A. Robins S. Robertson S. Sanders R. Stepp C. Stucker J. Stucker C. Trubie M. Turner Grandin Snapshots sponsored by: RAINS LIVE STOCK COMPANY poplar bluff, mo. INDIAN ACTIVITIES A” Team Grandin Jr. High Basketball B” Team Jr. High Cheerleaders LEFT TO RIGHT: Janie Freeze, Sue Boyer, Cecelia Holland, Shirley Fredericks, Nancy Carnahan. Beta Club Janie Crites, Earlene Wilcutt, Mrs. McDowell-Sponsor, Gerald Crowley. — Elementary Snapshots L. Barks R. Barks R. Barks M. Brooks D. Canady P. Cochram W. Crouch A. Crowley D. Crowley B. Dalton K, Duckett L. Fann C. Faulkner D. Faulkner S. Gower D. Hampton E. Hampton D. Holland R. Hooper T. Hubbard Ellsinore Sixth Grade Mr. Mike Grant G. Hunt A. Kearby T. Korenak K. Lassiter J. Manis A. Miller M. Miller C. Million S. Rennison D. Roark G. Robbins D. Sharp M. Silman P. Stahl S. Walker M. White V. Willcut L. Woods L. Woods 71 Ellsinore Fifth Grade S. Crauch D. Doniels B. Farm L. Ganies P4 Guerrero L. Jameson R. Julian M. Kelley J. Lavender J. Midkiff G. Miller P. Miller S. Norman S. Parkman R. Reynolds J. Walker T. Walker B. Webb K. White F. Wilder R. Anteii D. Boyer M. Branscum V. Bristow R. Brown K. Canady P. Carter Ellsinore Fourth Grade S. Carter R. Cates M. Crites S. Dalton J. Daughhetee R. Fann S. Green R. Gutter man P. Hampton D. Jarvis W. Johnson R. Julian R. Kanell R. Michael D. Miller D. McClendon D. McClendon S. Mosher J. O’Dell J. Privett R. Robbins P. Russell K. Scaggs D. Sharp G. Shepherd K. Silman A. Walker E. Wells Mrs. Agnes Boyer C. White J. Wilder S. Willcut J. Whalen B. White Ellsinore Mrs. Dorothea Mangnall Third Grade c. Wells A. Tucker S. White C. Alexander K. Bates T. Beard V. Crowley C. Duckett C. Eudaley P. Hampton J. Jameson L. Johnson D. Joplin M. Kearby M. May C. Owens J. Phelps K. L. Brame Canady D. S. Ford Gower P. Russell T. Stucker D. W'oods SPONSORED BY! A. Rains D. Rayburn L. P. BARCLIFF, eastern judge ellsinore, Missouri E. Reynolds J. Rennison J. Reynolds V. Barks C. Berry D. Bishop V. Bounds D. Bowman J. Boyer T. Boyer B. Carter R. Carter J. Condray J. Crites G. Daniels K. Davis G. Fann L. Fennell L. Hefner B. Holland S. Kelly D. Ketchum B. Lavender D. Miller K. Miller T. Million D. Rennison P. Roark D. Sharp A. Shoat R. Stucker J. White C. Swigert P. Wilkison Ellsinore Second Grade Mrs. Hesta Johnson sponsored bv: KELLEY'S TEXACO STATION 75 HIGHWAY 60 WEST J. Andrews J. Bales B. Bishop D. Borges L. Bounds T. Brown S. Dalton F. Davis Mrs. Smith K. Duckett C. Ford G. Gowers J. Hampton R. Hefner G. Moss L. Privett S. Pyatt S. Reynolds W. Robertson T. Simmons L. Stucker C. Walker J. Walker C. Webb M. Russell Ellsinore First Grade 76 mm SgflEEggggBBgg — — S. Alexander C. Boyer J. Bruner R. Cates j. Crowley T. Davis H. Fann K. Hutter Mrs. Crites Ellsinore First Grade H. Johnson B. Lunsford W. McCarter A. Miller M. Nunley L. Pyatt T. Scaggs D. Stahl L. Whalen T. White R. Woods Mrs. Cassity Mrs. Whalen C. Barks K. Bowman M. Boyer H. Boyer R. Branschum J. Bruner J. Cates J. Crouch D. Crowley D. Davis D. Foard V. Guerrero D. Holland D. Julian P. Jarvis B. Kelley B. Rennison D. Russell P. Stucker S. Swigert D. Wells R. Wallace D. Walker Ellsinore Kindergarten SPONSORED BY: PAT’S DRIVE—IN PIEDMONT, MO. J. Snider C. Myrick, C. Stephens, V. Whalen Drivers L. Leach, T. Price, E. VanDyke School Mechanic, H. Harvey T. Kelley, L. Boyer, B. Holland Bus KNOX, D.D.S ELLSINORE COOKS M. Gaines G. Fennel] P. Leach ELLSINORE CUSTODIAN Bill Freeze GRANDIN COOKS G; Swigert I. Lewis I L. Allen S. Barnett K. Brooks K. Kitterman c. Me New A. Papayik D. Faulkner M. Huddleston D. Ritchey R. Stoner K. Walker MR. MADDOX Grandin Sixth Grade R. Wilson sponsored BY: SWEAZEA LUMBER HARDWARE CO. 117 east FIR STREET PIEDMONT, MISSOURI. J. Allen M. Allen J. Barnes R. Blaylock R. Brown B. Caldwell Mrs. Juanita Elder Grandin Fourth Grade M. McLeod J. Papayik M. Davidson B. Ellison T. Huddleston J. King SPONSORED BY! PRICE IGA FOODLINER VAN BUREN, MO. N. Ritchey G. Smith T. Stevenson J. Tipton L. Wilson Grandin Fifth Grade sponsored by: RAINS LEGRAND FEED STORE H. Gooch C. Harvey P. Mays J. McGonigal B. McLeod G. Rector T. Silman T. Tipton L. Trotter T. Baggett R. Barnett C. Blaylock M. Coleman L. Griffen V. Griffen Grandin Third Grade MRS. TINSCHER V. Handcock D. Harvey S. Hinds C. King S. King N. Mays R. McGonigal N. Reeves S. Ritchey S. Silman D. Simpson M. Swigert S. Swigert J. Townsend T. Williford A. Townsend L. Barnett C. Decker T. Davidson S. Gooch D. Elders G. Gearhart T. Julius J. McDowell Mrs. Marjorie Edmunds B. Epperson C. Morrill R. Nance P. Papayik S. Phillips D. Simpson J. Smith P. Stoner M. Swigert K. Walker L. Epperson 84 Grandin Second Grade SPONSORED BV WESTERN AUTO DONIPHAN, MISSOURI Grandin First Grade P. McGonigal S. McGonigal D. Swigert R. Trotter D. Wells M. Wood 85 COMPLIMENTS or BUFORD WESTBROOK, SHERIFF of CARTER county Mrs. Alice Myfick B. Blaylock V. Allen R. Andress J. Morgan C. Morrill S. Phillips Grandin Kindergarten R. Williford 86 Mrs. Ova Johnson The yearbook staff of Ells inore High School wants to pay special tribute to a person who, by her dedication and warm, generous personality, has influenced the lives of countless numbers of young peo- ple in our community. Mrs. Ova Johnson has been a member of this community for many years. She has served the youth of the Carter County R-2 School District unselfishly as a teacher. Under her guidance, many of our young la- dies learned each year the skills and re- sponsibilities needed to become a capable homemaker. Each year her students took their share of honors at the contests held for home- making students. Each year Mrs. Johnson gave generously of her spare time for us. She spon- sored classes, helped with the plays and banquets, gave advice and sympathy, and mended torn clothing for students and teachers alike. She was always willing to help us with our problems. She set high standards for us and was firm in demanding our best. Year after year she sent us into the world better prepared to meet the challenge facing all graduating seniors. Her list of achievments is long indeed. She has retired and is now resting after a job well done. Her career as a teacher is finished, but her accomplishments will never completely fade away. Her service to the students of this school is appreciated very much. The students of Ellsinore High School remember her most by her friendliness and her love to tell jokes. We thank you, Mrs. Ova , for devoting your life to us. 87 Valley Plaza Shopping Center Poplar Bluff, Missouri Largest Shopping Center In Southeast Missouri Plenty of Free Parking SCOTT’S CAFE SWANK’S SERVICE Highway 67 South in Poplar Bluff AAA 24 Hour WRBCK.INC 1C� Phone: SU 53015 or SU 55222 STUCKER and GROVES IGA FOOD LINER 220 East Pine Poplar Bluff, Mo. VAN DYKE’ STORE, INC. Phone 322-9322 Groceries Hardware Owned and Operated by Clyde Sarah Carnahan Ellsinore, Mo. Tindle Feeds International Shoes Philgas Bottle Tanks All Business Appreciated Congratulations Senior Class 1969 RAYMER MOTORS LEACH BROTHERS CHARCOAL DISTRICT INCORPORATED Ellsinore, Missouri Piedmont, Missouri A ' Chrysler Motor Corporation Chrysler, Dodge, Plymouth Trucks Bus. Phone 223-4275 CHRYSLER MOTORS CORPORATION Location In Saint Louis 900 Des Peres Drive Saint Louis, Missouri 63131 ROBERTSON’S AUTO SERVICE SUPPLY Where Customers Bring Sales, Their Friends PmLUPS Parts, Mechanical Service Electrical Repairs Ellsinore, Mo. 322-9293 RISBY LUMBER COMPANY Manufacturers of Wooden Pallets and Industrial Lumber 90 322-5343 Ellsinore, Missouri GREEN’S TRUCK 322-5252 STOP Motel Cafe Station Used Cars TONY CATES POSTMASTER Enough Said Ellsinore, Missouri Ellsinore, Missouri GISH-BOWLES FUNERAL HOME Complete Out-of-Town Service MARVIN and MARJORIE BOWLES PIEDMONT, MO. PHONE: 223-4333 RES. PHONE: 223-7475 GREENVILLE, MO. PHONE: 224-3525 Batter up! 91 MEMBER MISSOURI BANKERS ASSOCIATION 1913 GRANDIN, MISSOURI 1969 A Home Bank for Home People CAPITAL, SURPLUS and PROFITS $164,000.00 MEMBER AMERICAN BANKERS ASSOCIATION Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Telephone 593-4211 BANK OF GRANDIN DIRECTORS Glen McDowell, Chairman of Board William E. Palmer, Vice Chairman Bob Kitterman, President Cashier Gladys Van Dyke, Secretary of Board Bertha L. Litterman, Ass't Cashier 92 Compliments of KITTERMAN’S INSURANCE AGENCY Grandin, Missouri Bob Kitterman, Agent Representing CONTINENTAL INSURANCE COMPANIES Compliments of SMITH’S STORE GUNTER’S GARAGE Grandin. Missouri Ph.593-4315 Fresh Fruits, Vegetables, Feeds Coupons Given on All Cash Sales and on Accounts Paid in Full When Due (Feed Excluded) Stop and Shop with Ralph Goldie Grandin, Missouri Bob Gunter Quality Meats, Fancy and Staple Groceries Dale Tipton, Owner Need a Good Used Car? for Clean Cars at Reasonable Prices, Try Tipton’s Auto Sales Grandin, Missouri Phone 593-4392 KEARBEY’S BEAUTY Compliments of SHOP CARTER COUNTY Open: Tuesday—Saturday NEIGHBORHOOD CENTER 593-4483 Grandin JAMES ABBOTT GRANDIN, MO. FRANCHISED Compliments of AUTOMOBILE DEALERS ASSOCIATION DE FOE’S OF POPLAR BLUFF, MO. GROCERY AND GAS Baumgart Motor Co. Ted Fuller Pontiac United Motor Sales, Inc. Bill Childress Chevrolet Vandover Motor Co. HUNTER, MO. Bryan Motor Co. Bluff City Motors Popular Motors, Inc. Starwalt Auto Sales Harmon Oldsmobile-Cadillac 95 DAILY AMERICAN REPUBLIC Evening Except Sunday Poplar Bluff, Missouri Member of the Associated Press 15,300 Daily Readers THILMAN ELECTRIC COMPANY Wholesale Distributors of Wiring Supplies Lighting Fixtures (1 2 Block So. of Hway, 60 Ea.) M-M-M! BAKERY- FRESH 202 North O Street Poplar Bluff, Missouri BAMBY BREAD TOELLNER BAKERY Phone Poplar Bluff, SU 5-2938 Missouri THE POPLAR BLUFF TIGER IS BOSS OF THE BLUFF AM 930 on your dial ON FM 94.5 on your dial IN POPLAR BLUFF, MISSOURI THE STATION WITH THE HAPPY DIFFERENCE COMPLIMENTS OF GEORGE'S DRUG RACK POPLAR BLUFF, MO. HIGHWAY' 67 SOUTH BOOSTERS CIT LOANS Poplar Bluff, Mo. SOUTHSIDE STATION HWY 53 South Poplar Bluff, Mo. BLUFF TRAVEL SERVICE Poplar Bluff, Mo. RAINS LEGRAND FEED STORE 97 COMPLIMENTS OF o BANK OF POPLAR BLUFF 1 0lm The Old Reliable Department Store Since 1886 Your Headquarters for Our 83rd Year of LEVI'S Progressing Banking and BOBBIE BROOKS Poplar Bluff Missouri Downtown Poplar Bluff Buffington Bros. Heating Cooling 117-A Bartlett SU 5-6768 Poplar Bluff 98 UNCLE JOE’S DISCOUNT STORE Over 50,000 Items Priced To Save You Money Highway 53 Poplar Bluff, Mo. UNITED BUSINESS MACHINES Service Is Our Business Smith-Corona Victor Sales-Service New Used Typewriters Portables of All Makes 422 Vine SU 5-4621 Poplar Bluff, Mo. REMNANT HOUSE 203 Poplar St. Poplar Bluff, Mo. Sew and Save With Our Fashion Fabrics W. A. BARNES FEED STORE JOE HEFNER COUNTRY Furniture Galleries Appliance Center Poplar Bluff, Mo. PURINA CHOW and FARM SANITATION PRODUCTS DONIPHAN, MISSOURI 63935 220 North Main LI 7-6311 Perry ville, Mo. 63775 114 North Broadway SU 5-7694 Poplar Bluff, Mo. 63901 CHAS. C. MEEK LUMBER CO. Ditch Road at Mo. Pacific Tracks Phone SU 5-5754 C. Meek for Lumber Poplar Bluff, Mo. McDOWELL’S STORES GRANDIN W. R. McDowell 593-4410 GENERAL MERCHANDISE Warm Morning Temco Heat ELLSINORE E. O. McDowell 322-5355 101 Congratulations Seniors 69' Compliments of The First National Bank of Doniphan A Good Place To Bank EDWARDS FUNERAL HOME Ambulance Service 210 Locust Doniphan, Missouri Phone WY 6-2345 PHILLIPS FOODLINER Low Prices Everyday Quality Groceries and Meats © Phone WY 6-2465 Doniphan, Missouri THE FREEZER DONIPHAN Your Frozen Food Center We Cure and Smoke Hams and Bacon AUTO Phone 996-2913 PARTS DONIPHAN MISSOURI Phone Custom Slaughter Lockers for rent 996-2422 Whole Hog Sausage Pure Ground Beef Side or Quarter of beef DONIPHAN, MISSOURI GARRISON FURNITURE STORES H H AUTO PARTS Quality Truck Phone 996-3410 and Tractor Parts Doniphan, Missouri (Downtown) DONIPHAN, A MISSOURI WtTT7 Phone 996-3810 103 FAYE'S FABRIC SHOP S KU l' LUMBER COMPANY Phone 996-2128 Piece Goods Notions Draperies 1407 Hillcrest Plaza 115 State Street Doniphan, Missouri 63935 Doniphan, Missouri COMMUNITY FORD SALES DONIPHAN, MISSOURI THE DEEP FREEZE Hwy 67 South C. G. KELLEY Carter County Collector CLARENCE KOLEMAN Carter County Clerk CAROLYN'S HOUSE OF BEAUTY Hwy 67 South McNABB CRAVERNS FUNERAL HOME GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE 416 Vine OPPERMAN FLOWERS hy McWilliams furniture SHANNON FLORIST 308 Vine MELVIN'S JEWELRY GIFT SHOP Poplar Bluff, Mo. Van Buren, Mo. Van Buren, Mo. Poplar Bluff, Mo. Doniphan, Mo. Poplar Bluff, Mo. Poplar Bluff, Mo. Poplar Bluff, Mo. Poplar Bluff, Mo. Doniphan, Mo. NO! I GET HIM! ! ! ANYONE FOR BALLET? i ■ ■55 —. The Queen waits for King Charles. ENTANGLEMENT! 105 FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA O’DELL’S BROOK’S Super A Station and Cafe PHARMACY 24 Hour Service Dewey Evelyn Brooks Located On HWY 60 Veterinary Supplies— Prescriptions— Sundries— Drugs East of Van Buren Druggist: L. Fields Simms, R.P.H. Phone FA 3-4514 Van Buren, Missouri NORRIS GARAGE Truck Sales Service CL 1-2371 Highway 60 Fremont GRASSHAM BROTHERS CHEVROLET COMPANY Wrecker Service Van Buren, Missouri Phone FA 3-4524 NICHOL’S STAVE COMPANY INCORPORATED McSPADDEN FUNERAL HOME 24 Hour Ambulance Service Phone FA 3-4222 Ellsinore Phone 322-5222 Oak Staves and AIR CONDITIONED CHAPELS Lumber and Building Material Phone 314 323-4334 Van Buren, Missouri PEWITT-SLOAN VAN BUREN FUNERAL HOMES OIL COMPANY Van Buren—Ellsinore FA 3-4226 DA 2-5226 Gas, Diesel, Motor Oil Auto Parts W. H. Crafton Phone FA 3-4404 Van Buren 107 Carter County Savings Loan Association P.O. BOX 237 JAMES N. VAN BUREN, MISSOURI PENDER,SECRETARY-TREASURER 41 2 % Current Rate OFFICERS DIRECTORS ACCOUNTS INSURED UP TO $15,000.00 FAirview 3-4422 W.O. Price-President Frank J. Rucinski-Vice President James N. Pender-Secretary Anella Campbell-Clerk Virginia Williams-Clerk Gertie Kennedy-Clerk James Pender Gladys Van Dyke Ernie A. Nichols Glenn McDowell W. O. Price Dr. Frank Rucinski 108 217 South Main St. Bank Of Piedmont Piedmont, Mo. 1110 N. Main Piedmont, Mo. Body And Ph. 223-4967 Fender Clinic Office No. Residence Phones: 223-4510 Dr. E.G. Bye 223-7276 223-4206 Dr. R.N. Clarke 223-7537 Compliments of BYE CLINIC Piedmont, Mo. Hours Daily: 9 A.M. - 12 Noon 2 P.M. - 5 P.M. Saturday 9 A.M. (Without Noon Break) until 2 P.M. CLEANING SIZING PRESSING NEIGHBOR’S CLEANERS PIEDMONT, MISSOURI phone 223-4322 PICK-UPS AT: McDowells store VAN DYKES STORE FREE PICK-UP ON TUESDAY AND FRIDAY. RICHARDSON TRACTOR HI SALES Your Case Industrial Dealers International Scouts and Trucks. Piedmont, Missouri Phone 223-4280 Compliments of SAMUEL P. HOLMES, D.D.S. 105 NORTH MAIN STREET PIEDMONT, MISSOURI 63957 MONUMENTS CODER FUNERAL HOME, INC. PIEDMONT AUTO SALES Across from the Bank of Piedmont 114 East Green Piedmont, Missouri Phone 223-7272 BRANCH CHAPEL: Williamsville, Mo. Phone 998-2272 Member S.E.M.F.D. M.F.D.A. N.F.D.A. See or Phone: E.H. 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