Clever High School - School Daze Yearbook (Clever, MO)
- Class of 1949
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DICATION w HOC 1 D A 1 1-I.11Jl1Ql'1GO by The Serretumal Practme Claes Tl-ll.. STAFF dxtor 1n Ch1ef 'xemstant 1' d1lOI Productlon Nlanager nchvltxes Fdltor ldvertxsmg 1X anager Photography Uetaxls. of Pub11Cat1on Faculty Advlsor DEDICATION Carl V1 ord Reva Suns Joan VK ampler Bxllle W11l1arns B111 Nelson Dorothy Harmon Rayetta Perkuxs B111 Soden L1ll1an Washarn Wlth the conv1c:t1on that School days are happy days and IH the hope that 1n future yearb you w1l1 f1nd w1th1n these pages many chemshed memorxes We decucate thxs pubhcatxon to all the boys and g1rls 1n Clever School Z fC 1. A Z7 Typist --------- ----- ------------- ' ' ' ' Mr Lauderback recexved hms B S degree from Southwest M1ssour1 State College 1n Sprmgfxeld ln August 1936 and from September 1936 to May 1945 taught 1n Sprmg fxeld Mxssourx publxc schools He recexved hxs M A degree from mznzdirafzon M1ssour1 Un1vers1ty 1n August 1945 After servmg as Superxntendent of Schools at Wheaton M1ssour1 for one year he came to Clever as Super1ntendent xn 1946 Mr Laudex-back 15 now domg post graduate work at Mlssoun Un1vers1ty during summer terms SUPERINTENDENT KENNETH LAUDERBACK Yi? oar o ffclucaiwn Left t R ght L t y Albe t Bch d L ttle P L Edd e dent K udbk S dxng Clff dB 1 a erad1..o L 3 f? Vw Read1ng left to Rxght f 4 6 X' I Richard Chrisman--Athletics, Math, Science Nellie Cheatham--Vocational Home Econorrucs L1l11an Washam Commerce Enghsh Rosemary Baker Mus1c Elton W1l11ams Vocatxonal Agrxculture Leona Kerr Seventh and Exghth Grades Betah Lxttle Fxfth and S1xth Grades Charleen Merrxtt Fourth Grade Glenna w11k1nS Second and Th1rd Blanche Crowley Fxrst Grade T ,..e Q , i.,, , ia dw I A by 1 -. ,?i ? 5 i W J, Q A, Ni. '31 . 5 -4-.nav . A ,A R+? mr GR Q s . W' I ,'c42'k 5v . - f gif - '- .V wi Q W- fd ,., CARL H. WORD .5 1 UNDERGRADS RAYMOND ARNDT BETTY Q PH YLLIS JERRY MILES xluuuous l ROWENA HANAFIN HEDGPETH WOI-FE MARY HARRIS , 'II BILL PHILLIPS WOODY LITTLE gn'-I WS- DONA I-IARMON 1 .. A ik' If ' x - 1. ffiifj' , V,,I g W I X a 1 A I I K nfs: l g, fb. 1 A . ' . ' L 4. A - , -.wi .. ' - 1 qi ' W A. 1 W I , -. A 1. B. ' A ' I f L f,: A xzjh I I A ,L I if F' A I Af' N 5 44, 1, 'L x'gj.? , '-FL. A . fam ' 5.34 . ., H- I 1 ' A f 2 I . .4 7. - 'JH . Ia A I . . 5, as I G. 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ITIES .A- ,,s-n 1 CLARINETS Alberta Bohm Norma Carol Brown Esther Crowley Delores Ghan Larry Ghan Jo Ann Hale Mary Lee Harris Nancy Killingsworth Virginia King Betty Jo Meadors Yvonne Merritt Don Miekley Gary Pearce Jane Wilkins Peggy Williams CORNETS Jimmy Bowen Jane Hale Bobby Hays James Matthew Kerr Eupha Jane Little Geraldine Little Jackie Little Jay Luce Beulah Merritt '- A me m ll ALTO HORNS Junior Cox Rosalie Hart Leonard Salchow FLUTE Gayleen Little Secretary SAXOPHONES Mickey Crow Barbara Ebersold TROMBONES Marshall Bryant Eugene Miekley Joe Nelson Charlene Orcutt BARITONE Geraldine Cook BASSES Rosetta Eutsler Denny Willis DRUM MAJOR Billie Williams Z0 1 PERCUSSION Fayetta Hodges Bobby Little Anna Lee Solomon Joan Wampler Librarian Billie Williams TWIRLER5 Eupha Jane Little Jackie Little Beulah Merritt Charlene Orcutt .3-J BAND Slx weeks after 1ts organ1zat1on, the band played at the school carm val The second appearance was made by the Marchlng Band at the f1rst ball game On November ll at ll a m Clever Band was host to all bands and drum corps of our league who marched 1n our Arm1st1ce Day Parade Plus regular basketball game and tournament appearances the band marched mn the L1on s Club Chr1stmas Parade and performed at mus1c festlvals At the Clever Festwal Dean T Stanley Skmner s comment was An excellent start has been made The follow1ng students now have new mstruments and are 1n begm mng band Trumpet Buddy Lehman Wayne Cox Leroy Hedgpeth Drum J C Compton Trombone Gllbert Garrlson Caroll Compton C1ar1net Shxrley Kuhns MIXED CHORUS And GLEE CLUBS Off1cers B oys Glee Club Presldent B111 Nelson Secretary Woody L1tt1e Treasurer B111 Ph11l1ps V1ce Pres 1dent L1brar1an Secretary Treasur er Glrls Glee Club Barbara Shaw B1l11e Wxlhams Esther Crowley Ioan Wampler The M1xed Chorus appeared thzs year ln new cho1r robes Wzth red and whxte surpluses formlng a whxte cross and red background the M1x ed Chorus sang at the annual mus1c department Chr1stmas program There were e1ghty nme members of the Chorus who sang at the mus1c fest1va1s SMALL ENSEMBLES Clar1net Quartet Brass Quartet Glrls Quartette Alberta Bohm Geraldxne Cook Gayleen L1ttle Esther Crowley Jackxe Lxttle Barbara Shaw Jo Ann Hale James M Kerr Phyllis Mlles Jane W1lk1ns Mxxed Quartette Gayleen Little Phyllxs Mxles Eugene Merkley Lynn Swadley J' Eugene Mexkley Freshman Sextette Peggy W11l1ams Rosahe Hart V1ola Harmon Jane Hale Laura Shaw Jo Ann Hays . , . ., ' I . . , . D . . . . . . , . ll il , . 9 9 -- . . , l ' I President.................. Reva Sims , - , r. Z1 Laura Shaw FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA The Clever Chapter of the Future Homemakers of Amex-1ca began a busy year xn September 1948 w1th the followxng members lnstalled as offlcers for the year Presxdent Reva S1ms Song Leader Barbara Shaw V1ce Presldent Betty Hanaf1n H1stor1an Gayleen L1tt1e Secretary Fayetta Hodges Parhamentarzan Charlene Orcutt Treasurer Esther Crowley Reporter Eupha L1ttle The Future Homemakers of Amer1ca 15 a nat1ona1 organ1z.at1on composed of chartered state assoc1at1ons wh1ch 1n turn are made up of local chapters 1n h1gh schools Any h1gh school g1rl who has taken or 1S tak1ng home econom1cs may be a mem ber by paylng the nat1onal and state dues Forty of the forty f1ve hxgh school g1rls enrolled 1n Clever H1gh School are members of the local chapter There are four degrees of achxevement namely Jun1or Homemaker Degree Chapter Homemaker Degree State Homemaker Degree and Amer1can Homemaker Degree The motto of the FHA IS Toward New Hor1zons Expressmg the purpose of the organlzatlon learrnng to lxve better today ln order that our l1ves and those of our fam1l1es may be better tomorrow We were proud to be the hostess chapter to e1ght other chapters on October l 1948 1n a sub d1str1ct conventlon There were 332. g1r1s 1n attendance The morn mg program was composed of musxcal numbers sklts and playlets from the var1ous chapters The afternoon program was cl1maxed by a style show made up of rep resentatxves from each school followed wlth a tea by the local chapter Among other aCt1V1t1eS of the year are the servmg of banquets to the Llon s Club Future Farmers of Amer1ca and mothers and daughters banquet From these act1v1t1es the chapter has been able to add a new slnk and magazxne case to the1r departmant The chapter meets regularly the f1rst week of each month At th1s t1me the gxrls learn how to part1c1pate 1n commlttee work carry on a bus1ness meet1ng and conduct a club program Club programs may be the outgrowth of class work ln home economlcs Three unlts of home economlcs are offered at the present t1me Each one progressmg ln the fxelds of home management money management fam11y relat1onsh1ps fammly health and home nursmg ch1ld care and development foods and clothmg Opportun1t1es are w1de open for the personal development of any g1r1 who wmshes to take advantages of such The development to the g1r1 1nto a well rounded person ahty mentally physlcally sp1r1tually and soc1ally IS the goal of home economxcs tra1n1ng Just as you add to your bank account by makmg depos1ts so the gxrl develops personally by domg the thzngs of her tramxng at school and at home ZZ .. ......... ..... ......... - urls: oalnloonfllul .......... - ......... ................ 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FUTURE FARMERS Of AMERICA Presxdent Carl Word V1ce Presxdent Kenneth Westerman Secretary B111 Nelson Treasurer B111y Gene Ph1111ps Reporter .Tam1e Maples Sent1ne1 J' B Hedgpeth Parl1amentar1an B111 Soden Athlet1c Coach Karl Swenson Adv1sor E1tonA W1l11ams Future Farmer Project Program For School Year 1948 49 Freshmen .Tlmmy Bowen 3 da1ry cows W1nson Crow 1 da1ry he1fer G11bert GBTTISOD 1 da1ry he1fer Rodney Hxlton 1 da1ry cow Elvene Jones Z da1ry cows 1 da1ry helfel' 1 gu1lt Lloyd Meacheam 1 da1ry cow 1 da1ry he1fer Joe Nelson 200 pullets 100 bro11ers 6 da1ry he1fers l baby beef Lew1s Slay 1 beef cow Denn1s W1111s 1 da1ry cow 3 da1ry he1fers 1 baby beef Sophomores B111y Grant Gerard 1 da1ry cow Cleo Jones 4 da1ry cows 1 da1ry helfer Haldean Luce 1 da1ry helfer Eugene Mlekley Z da1ry cows Z beef cows 1 3 4 acres strawbernes James Allen Merrxtt 1 sow Edd1e Nelson 1 sow Rudy Nxchols 5 da1ry cows Joe Peebles 1 dan-y cow 1 gu11t Jerry Wh1te 1 sow Jun1ors and Semors Raymond Arndt 1 da1ry cow J B I-Iedgpeth Garden 7 rabb1ts Jerry Kxmmons Z baby beef 1 da1ry cow 1 daxry he1fer 1 da1ry bull 11 ewes Z0 acres barley Woody Lxttle 1 da1ry cow Carl Maples 1 da1ry cow 1 baby beef B111 Ph1111ps 1 sow Jurnor Swadley l da1ry he1fer Deforrest Wolfe 1 da1ry hexfer 1 beef cow Jam1e Maples 1 da1ry cow B111 Nelson 1 da1ry cow B111 Soden 1 da1ry calf Charles Swenson Kenneth Westerman I da1ry cow Carl Word 32 pullets 23 Richard Innis -- . -- . ' , X -- m KX -A PAIR OF COUNTRY KIDS A Comedy In Three Acts Presented By Sernors On May 6 BY V1v1an Mayo Cast Of Characters Mrs Sarah Starr proprletress of the Starr House Aprxl Starr her daughter Sls Spooner ma1d of all work Luclndy Appleby who wants a flrst husband Susan Grxmes who wants a second husband H1 Hawkxns the vmllage pest Ambrose Sneggxns a horse doctor Ph1l1p West a young lawyer Arthur Roberts a guest at the Starr House Albert Roomer another guest 1949 Reva Slms Joan Wampler Rayetta Perkms Bxllxe Wxllxams Dorothy Harmon -Charles Swenson Karl Swenson Carl Word Jam1e Maples Thls play w1th 1ts flve screamxngly funny comedy parts IS just a story of two wealthy women who are seekmg husbands and a crook who tr1es to get themr money but not thexr love All are outsmarted by A Paxr of Country K1ds MAID TO ORDER A Comedy In Three Acts Robert St Claxr Presented By Jumors On Aprxl l 1949 Cast Of Character s Jimmy Sawyer Elaxne Sawyer Barbara fBunnyl Cole Jack Blakeslee Sxr Ceczl Tupper Lady Constance Come On Kate Gllbert Rawlms Bobby Rumble Mrs Jones Mrs Smythe Lyrxca a harassed young husband hxs very soc1al wlfe Ronald s fxnancee a prxvate dectlve Elazne s t1t1ed cousin Ceczl s wlfe a lady of the underworld Ronald s rxval the grocery boy a cleamng woman a socxal power her daughter Marlon Kerr Phyllxs Mxles Donna Harmon B111 Meacheam Delbert Orcutt Eupha Lxttle Mary Harrls Raymond Arndt Buddy Hays Rowena Wolfe Barbara Shaw Betty Hanafln Jxmmy Sawyer and his young wxfe Elaxne are just an average Amerxcan couple who never spoke a cross word to each other untxl Elame s titled cousms Snr Cecxl and Lady Constance Tupper arrwe unexpectedly Jxmmy hnres a prwate detectxve to check up on the Tuppers Later a g1rl who calls herself Kate comes to work for them and proceeds to take matters 1nto her own hands when .Timmy mistakes her for Ronald who has been 1mpersonat1ng a maxd All ends well for Ronald who swears he wxll never agam xmperson ate a wom an Z5 BY Ronald Clark --------------- Ji.rnmy's college friend ------ Junior Swadley SEVENTH GRADE NOTES There were seventeen of us at the beg1nn1ng of the year Lovetra Estes Joined us 1n November ra1s1ng our number to eighteen Each quarter our class has had a new president secretary and treasurer Charles Crowley Jumor Cox and Ruth Ann Skaggs have been president Johnnie Bussard Andrew Pearce and Warren Maples have each taken h1S turn as secretary When the Clever School Carnival was held Carma Lee Pearce was selected as our Candl date for queen Wlth Junior Cox as Pr1nce Charmmg Under Mr Chrisman s d1rect1on we sponsored a boxing match at the carnival On Chr1stmas we drew names and exchanged gifts On St Valentine s day there was another party w1th valentines and refreshments EIGHTH GRADE NOT ES The eighth grade class of Clever High School has twenty members Marshall Bryant presides over the class meet1ngs w1th Mrs Lillian Washam as sponsor Alfred Penny 1S the class secretary and Leona Arndt 1S the treasurer The class favor1te sports are baseball basketball and volleyball When not taking part xn one of the1r four classes the eighth graders part1c1pate in var1ous activ 1t1es such as band glee club and m1xed chorus At the school carnival on October ZZ 1948 the class was in charge of the candy and popcorn stand 1n the school gymnasium On February Z8 1949 we had a class party 1n the Sen1or High study hall from seven until n1ne o clock Every member of the class and four teachers were present After playing several games refreshments were served 1n the upon arriving at the party Everyone reported a wonderful time worawrwoukar-rarvariant::maxim-kvmxttazrwrlrfklhewerakawararwrunrarfranorwrvfrwrsrwwkavkawkakazaukwr-ru:-karrmarar EXCERPTS From SENIOR CLASS WILL o J B Hedgpeth B111 Soden w1lls h1s dr1v1ng skill o Woody L1ttle goes B111 Nelson s ab1l1ty to attract g1rls o Eupha L1ttl,e Joan Wampler leave s her many dates o B111 Phillips Karl Swenson wills his many g1r1 fr1ends B1ll Joe Meacheam James Henry Sam Maples w1lls his obesity o Delbert Orcutt goes Charles Swenson s ch1va1ry o Marion Kerr Kenneth Westerman W111B h1s hamr do o Mary Lee Harris Dorothy Harmon w1lls her country 11fe o Carl Maples Carl Word w1lls his bashfulness o Beulah Merritt Reva S1ms w1lls her teach1ng methods and theor1es o Betty Hanafin Rayetta Perkins leaves her green Chmese silk pajamas o Phyll1s M1165 B11l1e Jane Williams w1lls her tw1rl1ng baton that IS 26 I ' D , , . school cafeteria. Each person had an evening dinner partner which they drew T ' . , . . . . . . I T . ' . , . . . . T ' . ' . T . . . , . . . . . To . , C , . . . . T , ' ' . T . , . . . - . T . ' . ,, . .,, T , ' ' . T . i . . . . U T . ' . . . . . T . . D . . . . . . . 4 ' . EXTRA EXTRA READ ALL ABOUT FAMILIAR EXPRESSIONS Haldean Luce Oh Juhet Jullet Where art thou? Delbert Orcutt Ain t lxfe tedxous? J B I-ledgpeth Come on boys there s some watermelons Peggy Wxllxams The l1tt1e Ford cruxses rxght along B111 Phxlhps I m stlll go1ng strong Carl Swenson She IS too Mme Marxon Kerr Betcha can t B111 Grant Gerard Thar s f1sh 1n that thar r1ver Eupha Jane Little Men Where? Betty Hanafzn Strmctly on the corn slde J'r Swadley Oh for her I d dxe Joan Wampler I m not Interested DID YOU KNOW THAT '7 C H S has several Wolfes but no foxes or dogs Gerald1ne Lmttle hke trees especmally Maples Mxss Cheatham cheat hxm IS st11l looklng but hasn t found hlm yet Sam Maples llkes orchxds or as It Orcuttsl as hxs favor1te flower Hardy xsn t a prxnce or a count but a KING C H S has several Crows and Bussards our B1rd flew the coop B1l11e Wlllxams laughs not Ha Ha but Hawes Hawes C H S stxll has a few Penn1es and N1chols Carl Maple w1shes he was Lxttle Woody Lxttle IS begxnnmg to gaxn we1ght after so long a tune Mr Wxlhams somet1mes travels as the Crow fhes B111 Soden lxkes Ford cars but stxll drxves a Chevrolet Charlene Merrltt Arndt gonna get marned Rayetta Perkms IS trylng to Guam her fears of not seemg her lover agaxn soon ararvvvvmvvrvvxsvarvxxxv ET CETERA Mrs Betha not gxant not dwarf but Lxttle Mrs Lxlhan not washed out not washed up but Washam Barbara not cap not beame but Shaw 1 Jerry not red not brown but Whxte Mr Kenneth not halfback not quarterback but Lauderback The followlng fell out of Beulah Merrxtt s Enghsh book the other day It was slgned KW I love you httle I love you lots I love you enough to f1ll three pots, forty buckets s1x cans a ten foot tub, and six dxsh pans Oh yes Mrs Kerr reports that Bxlly Wayne Fugxtt handed 1n tlus poem wxth has hxstory paper one day It was unsxgned so naturally the author IS unknown What a mnstake Bxlly Dayhght or starlxght what s the d1ff'7 When I m w1th you I m scared to death and choke on what I have to say Oh Gee Can t you meet a guy half way? 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Ka , A FN f 25'-, if gif yu -2 f X A GLORIOUS FUTURE LK , iv FOR THE CLASS f xv OF 49 mv ml IEDDY KILOUATT Whether you go on to college or take your place 1n the busmess world A glor1ous future awalts you the class of 49 Glor1ous because you hve 1n one of the few remamlng lands whore the d1gn1ty of man reward for merxt and the pr1nc1p1es of freedom st1ll ex1st The Emp1re D1str1ct Electr1c Company a free enterpnse 1n a free Amer1ca salute you the Class of 1949 THE DISTRICT ELECTRIC CDIIIPHIIV THE PEOPLES BANK HOWARD ALLEN All Forms of F1re Automob1le Clever Mxssoun and Casualty Insurance Member Federal Depos1t Agent for the Hartford Conhnental Insurance Corporat1on F1del1ty and Casualty and Other Strong Stock Compan1es CLEVER LOCKER PLANT Comphments Of G M Washam A Clever, M1ssour1 FRIEND j I Q K' 12 If 'X Repubhc MISSOUTI GADDY S TRUCK STOP and DRIVE INN A Busmess That Serv1c:e Has Made Keenly Respons1ve to Needs of Truck Operators IJFIVC Inn Specxals Lunches Steaks and Sandwlches Phone 87 or 114 PLUIVIIVIFR SHOE STORF Shoes Shoe Pepaxr Dry Coods 1S C ur I ru es fxre Always Faxr Repubhc MISSOUTI Cornphments of KARLJ LEIDINGIR JR MD ROY JONES AG STORE GFOCCTICS Produce Feeds Phone 40 Clever IVI1ssour1 No Matter What the Weather Comp11ments Of VIC AND RUTH MCCOY B1111ngs MISSOUTI Good Food Dmners Steaks Fr1ed Chmken Eat ln A1r Cond1t1oned Comfort MA PA LLOYD S U B L E T T C A F E TRUCK STOP Z4 Hour Serv1ce N Ma1r1 and Hlghway 166 Repubhc MISSOUFI Comp11ments Of REPUBLIC THEATER Seldhtz Palnt Mule I-hde Roof1ng Youngstown Kltchen Phone 107 AURORA LUMBFR COMPANY Aurora MISSOUFI 1 -- -.. - 1 .- D 4. .1 ' L 1 I ropqne Butane Comphrnents Of FRE NCI-I MOTOR COMPANY Repubhc M1ssour1 hevrolet Lars and Trucks Sales Servne U 5 Roya1T1reS Phone 56B 7 C lever Mvslsourx Tr actor and Genf r al Auto Re p.-nr 5 IW Llttle I roi me cr I hone 4 ' C lever lX'1ssour1 GFRARD AND GOTT General Merchandxee Grocenes Dry Goods Shoes Hats Phone 4 Clever , M1ssour1 TN C ., Q . 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