Cassville High School - Avaunt Yearbook (Cassville, MO)

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'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

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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

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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