Cassville High School - Avaunt Yearbook (Cassville, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1948 volume:

Z -1E2gEif5 mslr gyZ::',P':EE222EEE:::3.-!llI1 x , ' .4i:rNx,i ir- ii?!Ej5'7Y ilvmll Fi- if ' We The ant1c1pat1ng freshman, the confldent sophonore, the complacent Junlor, and the tboughtfil detenmlnad senior present tnls rapn c re enactment of 1947 48 so that the fF1Ct1OH of t1m6 may not d1m your memorles ofdear old C d S Ill' -q-nl Iltk her masses of vouth 6m6FflDg from a sea of poten'ia1ities into the indivlduals o tomorrow iedicated to you 1nd1v1dua11y and to Vour future CO118CC1V61V cd or 0 A O A I f H Ii. ',- X 'Q Sv1WWQ. P15111 TENDE 1' p Secretary to Superintendent Patricia Turner ' QP ' l Each student of Cassville High School is an important part of the procession of life. May each one fully realize that our America will always need a trained personnel. Congratulations to each of you for being in school where you have the opportunity of developing those qualities which enable you to take your place with credit in the great procession of your generation. May this 1948 yearbook serve many times in the months and years that lie ahead to refresh your memories of a pleasant year filled with purposeful work, enjoyawe recreation, and enduring friendships. . Z4 P AQ ,vw Nd f '7 YT 'Z 1'-.1 I' 1' 'Q C7 Hur 4.4 UD P S sr, Q' l ,Q- 1! 119I' 1 lst L BOARD 0F EDUCATIO J' Hembers of the F -rm - left to right: Glen Truhitte, Sec.-Trees., ?1oyd Henoost, Marion ooten, John Baker, President, Thomas L. Johnson, sugt. of Sonools, Eeorye Joslin, and Tlen Edie, Jimmie Turner, aosert. D Vywy. ll 73 1 I Mrs. Aubrey Thomas President of P. T A W if ' A JJW ww M ' . 'ALI I Lt JI Ark! AadfC I -' 44,4 . !Qt i 5, it ' !4Q.-fill, ,440 ff STUDENT COUNCIL The sponsors of the student councll of our school are proud of the apparent lnterest lndustry, act1v1ty and contrlbutlons of 1tS members. They feel that they have sponsored wood c1t1zensh1p through promotlng sent1ment for rules and regulations, lntelllgent respect for authorlty, vrowth 1n self d1rect1on, opportunltles for leadersh1p and cooperation of efforts for the common good. Standlngg Kathleen Mote, Student Rep. Robert Ingram, Soph. Pres. Glennon Horner, Senlor Pres. James Easley, Freshman Pres. Seated: Frank Jackson, Student Body Pres. ff, Supt. T. L. Johnson, Advisor Dorothy Katherlne Starkey, Junior Pres. l i p, F 1 2 . M i , fy ' ' , . r c V a -I gy- . , x x X - s . .. 0 ' I - CJ 'Z Jaw ff WW on MWQQQM X I pl l W QQ NC , Q2 Oil 'ii' ' A W f .S0Q.Fs J? l ffn . ' 'so Af- 4: ,J 2.39- 'S E S-.....f 4 . f 2 kj ki 1. , Best All-Around Boy Boat All-Around Girl Glcnnon Horner Sue Bllk Most Popular Girl Most Popular Boy Shirlia Farwell Jack Babb Friendliest Boy Ronnie Edmondson Frionnliost Girl Rose Mary Standleo PERSO ALITIE Neatest Girl Neatest Boy Jackie Presley Robert Ingram Most Courteous Girl Kathleen Mote Most Courteous Boy Shields Baker ,Qin l1lP' 411' 1 XX-, T' ...--9 V 12 gy f?-1' buf B .J? 'Fu Qin' P ' fx - 9' X, I Xi? N 'T B E M! 9' 'TW gvfvf. ,QQ KAIL - .. I W,,?m.. if 4 I 1 WlF gnu! 'dn 5 yy, .av 'gs 'T' if Q90-4 QL 1, YF? , K as K my , An5 r+ ,,,, juit fmt' .HJ riff! UPN' , 1 NJ..-I Lag? ook of fhese mon N Fe0'UresJ Y : . DJ'r'!. -f X 1 0 fu, O 'S , rf In R , I Kvbt -.5 I I , - I -.ff . -x .W .. . N.gx.-gf,- Enna Jean Adams 'It's nice to be natural when you're naturally nice.' Glee Club F. H. A. an-. Shirlie Farwell 'Pastg unknown Present' confused Futureg hopefu1.' F. H. A. Glee Club AVAUNT Staff Senior Vice President Junior Sec. R Treas. E l0R E4 1?'T' Evadna Beeson 'One of those friends you always like. Glee Club Soft Ball Volley Ball as PRESIDENT Glennon norner 'Who shall it be? They all love me.' Sophomore President Junior Play Football Basketball Senior President Jean Hankins 'Pretty blondes are hard to find, but I'm a brunetteln Glee Club Freshman Pres. Senior Sec. k Treas. Junior Vice President Glee Club AVAUNT Staff VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY-TRF?SURER NIV '40 A0 f '9 Darlene Beeson 'When there's nothing else to do at night, I study.' Glee Club Emma Carterman 'Always friendly, always the same.' Yvonne Cockrell 'Would that we all had Yvonne's enthusiasm for work.' F. H. A. Ha Beth Bradley 'Life a Hershey she's sweet and nutty.' Glee Club Sophomore Vice-Pres. Student Representative AVAUNT Staff Band Senior oarnival queen Dramatics Club Noveta Brock 'If I'm an old maid it won't be my faultf Peppy Dozen Softball Vollyball Nc W?'1' Coal Cooger 'Not that I love studies less, but fun morel' Glee Club Nonne Lee Cooger 'She is-as sweet as she 1ooks.' Fe Hs Ae Glee Club Junior Queen ? H Donald Blythe I long for knowleere but hate to take the trouble to get it.u F. F. A. Rose igy Catron 'Her 'Hello' is a smile.' F. H. A. Softball Dramatios Club Willard Cooger uYou can t keep a good man downl' Glee glub Basketball Football Junior Play Cheer Leader q.,, -'X Leon Edlo nModest, studlou , and really loves work?'?' Football Basketball Senior Carnival King Sanford Garland 'I like work fascinates me I can sit and look at it for hourl.' F. F. A. Peggy Hogkins 'Sometimes I sit down ani studyg some times I just sit down.' Glee Club Drum Corps F. H. A. fuk f 5 Dawna Leg Horne, Billie Rae Huds:n .r -1 Ja: son 'Give her tiie and Ehe Nwhy waste effort steak- Wientleren prefer can prove that black ing when smiling does :1-nies, out I'r is white.' the work?n cifforentl' Pepgy Dozen Football Junior Play Junior Play F. H, A. Juxior Class Pres. Band Glee Club AVAUNT Staff Oration Contest Drum Corps Dramatics Club Ncrrls Lester 'He'll be a great man yetl' F. F. A. Eeverlv Lonq NYouth comes but once so let's celebratel' Softball Volleyball Wlee Club Junior Play Dramatics Club rj if ' v f:N student Body Pres. i4i for 4 7 L.- if X Hadean O'RalleX nDates are her Favorit fruit.n Poppy Dozen Junior Play F. H. A. Glee Club fwuri Q-9' 1 Lavina Slinkard e 'Angels are perzec' It -'m a worar.n flee Club Drun Corps F. M. A. Softball Volleyball 1 . 1 DeVere Leiomote 'lt is better to FG?8l silent and thought d r tqan to sreak ani re lf ioubtln :end ilee Club Junior Play Football AfAUXT staff Cheer Leader 7oberta Icftin 'v 4.slQ 1u,.+ ,Mau 41. Al,o , sl, m- he llee Club Drlr Corps Dranatics Club Spanish Cl'b F. H. A. Pep Sqzad Ju-Co T'e'r lparles ,..x ,v T allostrei sr int it ',+ away.n U F. A. 'L 1 'Q -er Q 1 z '- i Edna Meryl Smallev 'Everything she under- takes she does.' Softball Volley Ball AVAUNT Staff Erma Lee Stockton 'A nlce glrl fo know. Dramatics Club Phyllis Turner 'No wonder gentlemen prefer b1ondes!' Glee Club Drum Corps AVAUNT Staff Poppy Dozen Junior Play F. H. A. Band Freshman Vice-Pres. Sec. k Treas. E225 Smith Gene Stover 'S e as e permanent 'Frequently within my smile.' brain I gently think Glee Club a thought.' F. H. A. 'Q' Robert Tucker Charlene Wilson 'There are two sides 'If talking were gold to any questiong my ehe'd be bankrupt.' side and the wrong Dramatics Club side.' Chester Steverson 'Too much T5inkIng is e dangerous thinge' Evelyn Tha ne 'lhy study :E2Z'fhere is anything else to do?' Play Corps Club . H. A. Peppy Dozen Robbie Whisman 1 'JuE1?1EI5e'TE571f'Zane Grey book and she'e happy- Glee Club fad key 2 Kathleen e JUNIORS SEC .-TU: A., . MarzaretfBrower -HV sn? O X J 40 9 rf' fi Cv' i 415- l it Q--3 F Q S 'ST l 1- me 'fr 8 K i 'va-f Dorman D+JFF8 111 O llllllv .x K in x' QT? '-Iliff TEH. reda Vanderpool .fa j.. 9 oruomolua X 6- X' 1 f .P ,f ,f 9 7 f 1' , -vu s v-7 'L lobtrt Ingram President ,gr- Q 7' Bn- lol Brunei! lnrl Blyth: Soo L Tru! Biliy Jo ldlll llrbui I rid ford V Ju!-mnio Brooks I , vue n-nu-rs 'I Nbl cs' A.. fe. e-N pr Bob Bo tty 1.11110 lnyu Lau,-,,,, Baku' Book Donna Ale 1 Y Ratt. uro Blaine Georgia Porn Bower Brlttin Brook 31-wk: y on OU' 1--Y AA Glen Daisy Suo Dollio Brown cunnu mm' gh' ' 2 I ,X x , GX ,Q r4 14, 'Z - 5 ' S I :SL . fx t A A 5 is: xl rc: R nf C' gg' H7 S v ji' X X xt f I , , 1' R ' x- ' N f S- , 1' ' ' A gri 'Y'!X1l- lx V i Y N J! 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X auf. ,....,. oss Asry Stendlee .. :X wx -.a 7 lehedn Jack lille hmler 4? 1 Earhart lleedor as Q-v falter Omnler Robert dhrll lander iii if ? 1 Harold Jun. mn Pulley ,J an-4-'nl 4- --I -.0 .4 1'-x 'ff T7 tv, vga Uhjllls 'ary Jo Fred germ fa Schlldknecht .af .. - . ,M -Qs ...- Q., reddy Sims Sivndnn 1- ali, ix- Leroy Smith v AF' Lou Betty Jean b oclr on Sturzell hom, Shoew Shrine! S- S 1 dnev lsyln Smi th Sdfhlbl ..- 1' Rutl' ldiill 'hompson Ti-Tl -.Q ev' .-o T vnlsuesr 2111 Bob Bob M314 ,Bu ht v xeman 'Uhans Niselej 'ood' YOUZIQ - , . ' I t - 3' 'A . . . 1 , - l jig., .' v A J A ' x s g af , ' , r X U! . u , 4 ' ff- Tum 7 r'f'V ' 1 , 301, - an ' L 'e ff V . f , . 6 ' N, Q- - I ,Q-7 , , - 4 9 V ' i , 7 . A H 1 All .' ' ' ,ez ali' J 1, 1 ' P11 t . 4 , 3' if V , ?6?e- , A 'E 1 Z ,. I . , Q ,G , . 2 , , A: jx 1 -u v I I4 v .15 . A ' f I v. ,- , X 1 ,f Charles 381: V H ' ' ' if DOH' M Pj n - , , . I' 1 N .' I Z, , - ' S' W f li, , r -', ,3 4, ' I V ,-- -V xx F -1 X L ' M' 'X . 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NY' Bob Proddh Iona Lea U-'P' Crm curry D011 xr nun Bofndtl Dykes is 4 Cb Billy soma Joan Ronnia an-bar. Anna Edml Edie Edie Ednondann Lum. Ennis Q 1' ai IV 'Q--1 ,Z hgh Cooper Delano lslluy Doria ldwarvi 'i X. Q., Joyu uarrol Freddie Weldon Richard lorrh Ennis lppley Evan Poland 'Iced F-'nn-v Q Q.. gf Troy Garnar -4 -Q ' W, lrgwl' u wg ff 1 ',1 if -'. , , , . .N , , , lv ,131 Kannada y Edvenna Falana Elmer Fannin In Garrett Gordon Hadlol Hndlov harris Eiarrh T Val: I-Arria .cw L 1. 5133 4' ,... 2 'vw V A z' rf' M10 Jlwell Jo Ann laxie QBYIUU -Juli' lianbaat Hana on Horner Homer honfd hushum 4s -Q' I Jil Hutohona s i N Q-1 12? 15-'X -F ,1 Q.. t -Q B Inter Billie Ama betty Joan nnrvoy Bugmo Lan 1-'NU Indian kg. Johyggn Lodgsrwood LODG A' 0- 2 1: - 46 ...- vig. 199' .., TW' 444, lavsru Clou Ron lnry Ellen llary hdilou lnunowu lntthuu I tc nl -Z Allsn lay Lenin Pad ati llylrl rr 8 v- N. fe v Piul bor u 'lilmn Llvern Pglgggf Patton Plllnt Prllr 00. ,O - -Q ..- ur iv .ng 3 ,..! Donald Ska ton Juno Yormn eve Gnorgc Summon Sluts Shnm v- ' or y- vu sf 'ff Batty Louxu Larry Jack Quick Bobbin: Inlay 'SG' X Duma Ncrmn Jam Smith Stout as .' 5 ,I ' X . 4-5 ' Mary Fr-Anon Hggjig Verna. lunar: : ::1s kr. vginger . . L' 11 . , J . Svoifirc Tallmnn Q 'Stri- x v.- -4, i I ..A gu,-,1 ii -- if ri :.- , f -f Quick -THU? PV' V505 lf Q 'V Llluz. T .mul v .- .Inez -o -.,, ,.- Randal Lens Wil A iuson Blue Stringor .fx I as 'f g Crunk Noktt Barham Adkins Lnese are the Algebra stu ,N nts f C H They F delve into the mwsteriee of tra unknown quantity and find new uses for all the letters of the alphabet Algebra is tra second math ematics course offered in our currioulu 'D he You 'n For MATH! WAIIL 'I- L X, now 1 do loathe lou sl1ppery old unknown sure you hold the record the sorrows you have sown I seek you in the darkness That forms mv mental n1vht J! 4223 I o Spr1ngf1e1d, Majored in Science and Social Studies at the University of Arkansas An when I thlnk I have vou 'ou VBh18h from my e1vht I This group represents the general math classes of our hlgh school Th1s class is the flrst one -1 given 1n mathematlcs It gives tin student a solid background nxmathematics and lays the foundatlon for any further work he may care to do in this fneld. 14 H V xxx de o . . S. . 1, . ' ll I 7 f . ,if I f 1 1 K f k', W uf X' ' f ' WJZQ ' ' y mr. ware Stubblefield of B. s. t s M. s. at 1 V A ' Mo e V. 0 1- : ' . f 1 . ' A- ., -LT I an, d ' l K , ,!LfIL v ,ff I . X , N i . M4101 This group represents me 113 students enrolled in Citizensnip where we are learning to become better citizens by increasing our knowledge and understanding of our duties, rights, and responsibilities in a demo- Hl TORY M ,.... -,fif p1', x r-xxlsg xx pig yzx , LM 'A N Miss Edna DeLois Jones B. S. in Education Southwest Missouri State College In American History the 77 students enrolled are striving to gain an intelligent understanding of our cultural background as well as of present day national and world problems, while learnintto appreciate and enjoy our American heritage. pr ..- Clln CE E n 'u 44, 3 E Irs Ada McClure B A in Home Eo at Southwestern Univers1ty t Winfield, Yansas Z A Students in this picture represent a group from the General Soienoe classes Each has chosen an experiment which appeals to him There have been ninety five students enrolled this year in three sections W 3.1- B O Vermillion S 1n Bducst on S. V- - The students pictured here represent the sixty students now studying biology. In this course the students make a study ' of living things-plants and animals, haw these things live, ' their relations to one another and hal they depend on the 3 physical world about tnemg and man's power to control them, L 7 X Q, dbh I, K m f A ug.,-N4 FJRA. AN AGRICU B ' S Uni. D'6r,. 1 es. V a H. WILSOH Yer. it ll -V 481-io I F5 TW . 3 a C1 . vw-. F. L. OFFICERS :ter ,Q--4 Rgpg Prnidsnt LCN to right-Kenneth Easley Bqfl Kggg nv---v--4-' V160 Dgfrgl IAQ .n-.o -- S00f0bBf1 Charles Curry ----' '!r'M11f9f B.-nk. .4--.4-.0 P'l'0Bid0n'b pvc- Ldfllbf J L Q4 + 1' TQ-,ting for loil to B111 Y, 8, Iihon -0 L! Gt Quire lllgnts Quail?-Y 965 of Hi lgosiifilqs guwnvb no :amz ' MLA. ufle Jakie Hawk F.!.1 Chapter Mother State lother 1 The F. H. Lg noI,cons1sts of sixty-four members with Irs. Fisner as spons Ire. Hawk as chapter mother. The officers are shoin above working on the scrap book. They are. Frances Jarvis, Historian, Jean Williams, Sergeant at Arms, Phyllis Turner, Secretary-Treasurerg Sue Hawk, Vice-President, Nancy Joslin Presidentg Peggy Hopkins, Reporter and Lavina Slinkard. Parliamentarian l The girls standing are performing experiments before the related soienee class. every three years. The Home Ee. I girls are demonstrating the procedure in making their gament while the re ainder of the class takes notes. A .1 Irs 1-.xlenb WU-'Cn S ln Eaucat GD Vows and line vb Ur GLEL Cllni The boys glee oluu meets truce sacr week lor forty fue snnutes. The glee olub vocalisse and sings various songs concentrating on tore production, tone wality, and nynamics ,N fl' 1 Bradley, Ben button Soloist, Ben Hutton xl Fixed Quartet' Ben Salyer Sue Brown lar Beth ff 'V' v Q Tnsre are two girls' glee clubs meeting three tires eaon week The First Glas Club consisting of sixty members is quite wortky of prsies and is always ready to take part in scnool proprsms and sctxvitiee Girle' Trxon :ue Brown, vonna Amee vary Betr Breoley Girls Quartet, Sue Brown, 'Donna Ames, Batty Baker lary Beth Bramley Acczmpsnietn Katrlesn lote Soloistsg Sue Brown, lary Betr Bradley The aim of this course is to fa.-nxliarizs the students with music composition, chord anal ysis, and to intorduce music arpreclation thxugh the study J of composers and listening to record: I V5 The band, consisting of twenty seven hizr school and greue SCHOOL students, meets every day for forty-five minutes 'Mtn mtl readiness to assist in school activities, the band adds enthusiasm to basketball games and neo assemblies. Sololstsl ornot lax Edmoncson Clarinet Kathleen lute M 3' , , .Y : Q 1 - A ijt, vs f 4. na! ,sl I L . L Q , 4 ,, 1 w f 1 s a 5 . B..-i V-S. 5 9 , .K 'ik Q V v' vs vs I I 1 : . I ,TRODUCTID T0 MUSIC -7 V ,s fi, K f f f X, tx J' W BA D o f ' 1 , Q fgigsxlg eg F l L3 ' Lhese are twenty elgnt of the one hundred and ten students enrolled in English I They are study1ng one of the many drllls by whlch they hope to throw aside the common errors and build a sound knowledge of useful grammar. E GLI H A D LITERATURE -Q fl!! ,A,,guQA,f J J IL J TMJ fa vf WN' ms in N 'i X 4? 'Tp-an 'r TpT' MWTTTC T158 Ou1da Lowe 'x'-nys 2 ' S utr est o btate Colle e, A 5 Unlvers ty of Arkan as, M A The alm of the llterature class 1S to develop profltable 1e1sure t1PB read1nr An atte pt 15 made to provide a des rable F6Hd1HB envlronment and to supply a varlety of readlny mater1a1s The students are viven an opportunity to 1nV6StlV8t6 for tn6WS61V6S the VHFIOUS flelde in whlch thelr lnterests 119 or mlght be developed. L '.. -' .JA Q 'lf b L. I Y NZ 1 ev- ,Qfl f e ' 6' ' f-e x ' ,f ef' Q if f , 1 A I KI, . 'vhs' dl ,+ C V 5' -. Al'Nf!g ,a kx f 1 I , JJ 1' VV o 2 K f,,ff-1, , im, . :S e v y ' 7, 9 e . I ' ' 'I I, ' N 2 VNU. fI5 Hr k . ' o -H H . ' 5 '. '. 5 ,552 . TX - x 1 - A '4 , f A , i I A ee, 'TEE Urs LO1188 Thomas Southwest Mo State Lollege '7 S .Z 03 The 0ramat1cs class enacts a scene from the play, 'Charm School directed by Mrs Thomas, the 1nstruotor This class also studies make up, diction, pantom1ne, and characterization An added fee ture of the course this year w1l1 be s fuller study of public speaking ..9 'l These students are about one fourtn of the roup ennollec for English II. At the time of this picture these students were studying literature They also study English grammar spelling, and punctuation at other times, DRA ATIC In English III these students study American literature ox 'all types, grammar, spelling, punctuation, and correct sp-each, ADEGLIH ,QiQ'of4, f V YI ,y V A I 7 p A Fx Q, M , f .. . T ' , B. s. ' ' M T3 ' ,. A ,, . x , ' 3' .r i Q. 117. '. . X A 1 3 , , 1 so 7 T -.- : X , Mfg .-lllllI 'MISS JIMMY' was the senior production. Remember the excitement when Miss Jimmy was kidnapped and held as ransom to secure dates for the Brier Mountain College girls? Even Droopy, Professor Frazier, and Miss Watkins were quite perturbed. Seniors playing the part were Ro- berta Loftin, Devers LeCompte, Evelyn Thomas, Dswna Leo Horner, Frank Jackson, Peggy Hopkins, Willard Cooper, Edna Meryl Smalley, and Phyllis Turner. IX The junior play, 'THE TIN HERO,' was a great success. It proved how a modest young man can become a tin hero through the exaggerated stories told by his adoring mother. The cast in- cl'-'dfd ffm left to fighis Joyce Sivadon, Dean Davis, Violet Hancock, Ruby Fern Ldens, largle Banks, Nancy Joslin, Philip Aaron, Sue Hawk, Ben Salyer, Kathleen Mote Ronnb Rooms and Etta Mae Howard. ' ' Q . ca' ' J ' ' . 0 eu- 31 X 4 '- v 2 . .r QM gpg- 1 -aa.. 1 . .qiwukg , , 1 1 . ' ' il Ai 5 1 ' ' l J 1 xi'd3,A' Q ' Y ' 5 Sw r' 9 A . 2-- L x ' W 1 Q- 1 ,T - f.- ,. Ly 3 x W? 2 I Q -dig N -40 .4 - '- -,V 'Y iyove 1S e scene 1F tue typ1ng room w1th some of the be+ter typists at work A total of 65 people enrolled for the three sections of fl at year typlng This year for the first time sophomores, additzon to un1ors and BOD10fl. were allgyed to take typing, hrs Hazel McNally B S in Education Southwest hissouri State Colleve COMMERCE Below is the Bookkeeplng class There are sixteen students enrolled This class has e mn qus record It is made up of many excellent students Eieryone has worked so well that more was not s grade given below 'M' 9 Q L Cf I 4-Fi 11 'I lwx M X eg 4': . ff .X ! X N X' 5 V r sfff 8353 l vim' 2 'Q of 1' i..tL The Drum Corps under the direction of Mrs. Wilson completed a su er of many activities and began a new school year by electing a new majcrette. To this position Sue Hawk was elected. The summer and fall's activities consisted of marching at the rodeo, American Legion parades, Aurora Fair, Ozark Empire Fair, Labor Day parade in Springfield, Armistice Day parade in Monett, Cassville Reunion, and Joplin War Dad's parade. Besides all of these activities the girls added a spark of life, pep, and rhythm to the football games. The flashiness of the black and gold uniforms and the accurate cadence of the group added much to the entertainment at these events. DRUM CORP' I. K SUE HAWK . 595 In N if fi fifl' I YLQJORETTE 1, ni ': .nw ,-A' 1 r -I V 'I Lp Q If x ', I -Lf ' , gv- - N JACKIE CANADA 3 ' f Y I 1,2 It Y N MASCOT ' 1 1 lf' i'?Yr4 f . M' JJ' Auf' :J X' S+ 1 1 , 1, V . 3, f G I pf xr N n l J njfilj of 5 , M y N Kap., Q lj! IMP rf, Ufr J R, f D fx! j ffnjfflfgr Y s 1 ll f jp' U! f A J A ow' if N .-f rv V , vs! 3 1 Ml . I! 1, A 'NVYQ a ' x , X I 1 if K- Q7 The Poppy Dozen, sponsored by lr. Griffin, was organized the first of the school year and ehrted their new year by electing all new membere. The group adds much pep and spiee to all athletic events The members areg Cheer Leaders Sue Brown, Ben Hutton, and Nancy Joslin Other nsnbers are Phyllis harner, Sue Hawk, Etta llae Howard, loveta Brook, Verla Dick, Joyee Ennie, Home Jean Edie, Dana Lee Horner Kathleen llote, Roetta Bower, and Donn! AHBIQ -gg. Mia. gi... Drum Corpe in action The ooronation of the football queen, Nancy Joslin by Glexmon Horner and Willard Cooper ig i 'Aa 9 X xr ' ' I , V Y. , - 'Q 'Ji' .r '.N'.f,.. fr .wax O ' e - . 0 ' -' .Lg , X . 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Bob Anderson 4 SE E B NoNsENE THB IDEAL BOY THE IDLAL GIRL Hglr Robert Hutchgng na1r Margaret Brower lyel lax Horner Eyes Anita Cope Eyelashes R L Smithson Eyelashes Peggy ranklns Nose L1ps Teeth Smile Grin Hands Ph1l1p Aaron hose Sue Brown B111 Banks Lips Alice Hudson Jos Ellis Teeth Marion Edmonason Jerry Willmams Sm1le Rose Vary Stanolee Ben Salyer Complexlon Evelvn Dryer Robert Ingram hands Dfwna Lee nornar Physxque Dean Davis W1gUf6 nancy Joslin Dispos1t1on S1QH6V bm1th Legs JBCP16 Presley Kathleen DeVere for two H183 Turner Ars Nllson Mlss Jones Mr Johnson xi Ir Griffln 9 Mrs Flsher M155 Lowe 'Our lesson for tomorrow, before the one? tro 'No, but they sure are flue M, Grlffin Dlsposltlon Lary Beth Bramley 'Are late hours good for 5 N Ben How long ooula I l1ve ut a braln 'That remalns to be seen FAMILI R SAYINGS 'Who wr L6 tnls excuse? 'Let's start back on the first second ending We'll have a little wr tten lesson tomorrow If you aren't ln assembly on thme, Just Slt down where you are I don't believe we w1ll have that test today after all Now g1rls, we've get to get in and get th1s th1ng done ,fa ll 1' 92 ,.. G, 'QL bell TIRES Mr Venmllllon 'I just can't get over tha last ball same ur Jllson 'Okay boys, put a nlckel 1n the l1ttle box Mrs Tno as Your BSS1gUN6nt lor tomorrow Mr Stubbleilelo Never do today what you can ut hrs off untfl tomorrow 1 McClure Yes, I teach here quite of cNally nl know we should have our lesson Razors pa1n you Rivers are damp Aclds staln vou And drugs cause cramp Juns aren't lawful Nooses glve, Gas smells awful You mlght as well l1ve but we'll gust talk todav JHBD the student meets Mr Grlffln, entnroned ln all NIS prlde He may often bluff recltlng, so Grlfflh w1ll sllde h1m by But w1th M155 Jones bluffs most always fdll For the female of the speo1es 18 more deaoly f an the male Do you like Al Jolsonl :re hmen Yhat class 18 hav' Prana J 'I love the ood the tru ne , ave yn F 'I had the aw ulle a Cld8Ht 1nno ent, the beaut iul 1 t t , Sue hawk h, this 15 so sudden but is nlgn ' ' Ph llis T Ves I saw you w1tn hi th1nK fathe Wlll C nsent Ben Hutton Is the pleasure o the Barber Is there any partlcular way Hex dance mlnev you want your na1r cut lery Jo S s all of ' lennon H V05 Off H -- . . -- 'i ' cn . 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Bashful Las Reading Kloud Trsvell Salesman F'thing To Gr! uate Jean Hankins naming u et Cowboy Songs To no An om-had Doris Harrold sn-ning in s H 'Tiny' To Get fian LaVonne Hawk Talking Energe tio Jean Fltetha Photogra her Retha Jean Henbest Lau hing A Flend Everyone To Erect reat iomuaents Peggy Hopkins Flirtzng Talkative You Name ft To Be Beautiful Dawna Lee Horner Records To Argus First Woman Presfdent Glennon Horner Billie Rae Hudson Women Croohetlng An Orator 1-Good-Guy lonea To Own A Harem B 'lEht CE.ors Marriage Frank Jackson Llvin Room Sofa In Love 110 To Capture A Hawk DeVere LeCompte E Cutting Up Nuts Kathleen Hinlster Kerrie Lester Blushing Long linded Betty Have the Bus To Himself Beverly Long Tadean O'lAa11ey -harlea Saunders Telling Jokes Fa1nt1n Kee 1n 1-Io eless A sent Frequently Food To Grow in Inch KFEEM Join the WIVES T IYing To Be A Father 'Lavina S1 inkard Making riends Good Cook Eusio llinnie Pearl' Jr 'Edna Her 1 Smalley Typ1n Brilliant Horses Be Slender -pal Smi Dates Energetic People Be 1 llodel Gene Stever Sltting Nice Bookkeeping Pass Bookkeeping Chester Steverson Sleepln Rlght Guy 'Luckies Grad uate -Erma Lee Stockton Readlngeloveli I'Senlor dreaming Get To clans on Time Evelyn Thomas Skatin Ran Crazy oys Chew Gum In Band Robert Tucker Funny ooks S'tud'lousY9 S-treat Corners Be A lan Phyllis Turner Answer1ng Letters S'lTeTtural Blonde Perry Como Own A Grass Skirt Robb1e Nh1sman Skipping School Zane Grey Booksfo flve Happfly ber After Charlene W1lson RGBGIHS Shy G3 sly Erma Have Irs REMO? On Hy SHT SENIOR SONG TITLES Feuding, PUIBIDQ and F1ghting Morris Lester Smoke 5 pkg, Smog, Leon Edie Wlne, Women, and Song N1l1ard Cooper Give le ly Boots and Saddle Charles UUFTI Don't Fence le In Beverly Long Too lany Iron! In The Fire Evelyn Thomas A F 1 N e low eeds A G1rl Bill Fisher I'l1 lake You Home Aga1n, Kathleen neVere LeCompte Put That mmf: on My Finger OPM COOPU' Pretty Kitty Blue hyes Pryllis Turna- lho 1?v??? Uawna Lee Horner I Wonder lho s Kissing Her low Glennon Horner Prisoner Of Love Doris Hgrrglq rwo Sleepy People Chester Steverson, Sanxord Garland I'm Forever Blowing Bubbles Lavonne Eawk G1ve Me Pave lllnutes lore Mary Beth Bradley Sweet Sue Frank Jackson dall Hall The Gangs All Here The Senior Class N TO BE ' I Eta p W an ,- .ff 1 ' I so p I Fuipn poos N .p ,V 4, I fag To I Q - lewis an 1 an fn B a I o T so I' ' O. 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