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 - Class of 1934

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In Memoriam of Opal Maria Miller, a school mate, loved and admired by all, who passed away Nov amber' the tenth, nineteen thirty-thi:-ee: f 'N 0 A 2 K 'X v-7-f 'X Xa 'ff ff X ,af ' A+ W --..- -vv ., ,T - - V, , . ....V.--.---.-.. -.--- --,..-.. .i,...5.p:yu-u--.4-..........,,f'- . ...,.-. . .,,-..,,.,-,,.-m-,,,,-.-5---?.--,,---. ,.. MID-CONTINENT PUBLIC LIBRARY MID-CONTINENT PUBLIC LIBRARY Genealogy 81 Local History Branch I GE IIIIIHH14I!HlHIIIHIHIMIlIIHlIHlIHIlIllIHMI?II1ll4III Independence, MO 64050 A 3 0000 1 2535530 9 k , C I H I R, ge f K. . 'mv T-:Mu :f.,..,,. ,..-. . ,,',, 4,59 Vue, , . v , , . ' V , . . U .M.fu-,151 faffmen- . ,.. ,4f.4:4-q.,r..a-9.-,v ,.,,-,A 1 . . . . , , W Z . . - V I i ---B ,.x .,-.a..-,. L.- ,.....u,::. , ,, ,, , , - . - V Y , . -v-1-v-- a--e-A-u ,s....,-arab-ark.-.., ,,., ,,,., ,, A 7? X sl! TABLE GF CONTENTS Administration w. Classes Organization Activities Atheticis Literary Jokes . F.C.5. fi Mft 70W TYLAY tliwo m, w..,.'t hfcn-,+ mg- Vw- fvo 'uwP. A Perf' -eifx fi Q I it L 47 , Y ---' ..---..-....4...r .-um.--.4-...-.ba--R a xx Rx X X x ff X i n E 1 i E L 2 I I 5 2 9 E N I A f .f f x X If 1' if I 3 a 9 5 1 1 5 I 1 v i I P : - X X I r Q - . ? 5 I 1 Y Wu ,.1..4,.5.-1.5.43 q,.f..,.......-...v.!.,.,.+...1.i.4-..:..Q.. . ' ' ' ' A - ' V' - ' 5- Y , .... ,.........,...,..--.. ,V-.e.-,..i,,..,,.,.L..... ,....., .,,..,..... ' ' .. . , ,,,. , ' -1 , - v.....w,.g,...,..., ,,-..,.,- .... ,,,-.. - - , ,,,, - ,.,i..g,... Y- Y- ,,.-,,,, ,, -Y . -W Y ,Y-..,,i....---,,1..,Tf Adrninistrat ion Building XX X X f Nix C7 D7 ,X .X NK X VK ? I x K C C i f A71 vw in -V'A- 'Z' V' xxx! x X17 LJ r . '-., ,I A! j ' X. X X! X N K -f xi fl, 'f -- - - V..- . Y V W I ,.+,,. -........ ., ...fu .,......-- . ,-. --e1--:1r--:v---e---A-f'--- f- ...-.. ...num ......,..., 1... -.- Q-4-.v 1 . I s 4 Q 1 i s 3 5 5 2 I E i V I Q I r f I I E f 1 1 1 4 4 1 L I r -xg ',.,.,-4.:4:.v,.1.,,... f..,...,,.d. .grins .i.iQ...... 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Estelle Hunter, Mathematics. Charles Hurley, Citizenship. Donald Johnson, English 1. Mary Jones, World History. Elliott Kitt, American History, Margaret Knox, Music. L. C. Maul, American History. Robert Mutti, Algebra. Catherine Norris, Typewriting. George Pflaumefg Industrial Arts Marjorie Polk, Home Economics. Hilo Porterfield, Physics. John Rice, Gitigenship. M. C. Rowen. Jr., Geometry. Eudora Smith, Physical Education William Stillwell, Fine Arts. Citizenship. 0 U NX f XX f 'X Q ffff X X 67 ,cf x f ' H923 X I-', 'i,f! f X .f f 1 N 1 fl f , . f .f I . . L R QUJTLR Rlcherd Berret, Algebra Hcmer Black, American Histery. Hell Blackwell, Physical Education Lowell Befwen, Germelrel Science. GJ:-ace GZRTUZGT, She d. ' ' - ' 4--1'1----2'- -'-L '-e'-- -H' 'J ---uf'-1---'-A-iff-fc':f--Q--v--'-we-we -e----2-vvees-sr - ne: rr . V Aa .ug-.-.-1-.g---.1-41.-5-ir-..,, ,- - .-- I -- - . TIi1,l'T'IT,i'f N ,x .1 . .4. .iv . -L.-J ' - l . Q . , A . 1 f r A l. Halbert Cattegrson, Music. Kermit Culvezp, Accounting. Howard Cofer, Agriculture, Pete Dietz, Business Law. Mary E. Dildine, Gengraphy. Bay Dull, Music ' Cathexdine Ebersolef, Methematics. Helen Giibz,.eEcg11i.sh I., - Helen Grace! mglish 11. Rose GJ:-avec, Spanish. Lester Hall, .American Prcblems. Lydia Hansen , N English 11. Hubert Harris, Biolog. . .X..xf W? rf' 1 XXL! K I J J i 'DP' xv 4 y XX- , X' xx 'ff X X I -- vvnn-5--...-..g.,,4.4,1...-.-.-..-...- D , , ...v , -, .. .,f.. ....?,..:,,.-.tv-...?.---,,,,.... -.- . - I I- - LQJ11..-f .-....,..,,.-0...--. -,Af ,g...,. . .N ..-. vs, ..f i , i, I I :I 'I II II ,I II I: I I ' I I II 'xi 11 I II 2 Y I fr II If II I II 'I I 1 I F I s I I I IL, I I I I I I , I I II I II II I I I I I I I I I I I II I I I ' I I I I I X r I 4. I ' A If r N Il 0 'U .i,vI::, af ?A I l 9 I I Q ' r U 1, 'ff I 1 I 5. 1 I I I J ' Q Y , I , 1 , 5 I . I . 5 if . YQ I - v , y hv I ,Lrg I' , 4 I 1' , 1 Y I I .., 'I I I Q ,-.'- ' - 1 S.. , .KI Y ' .. I W I , I , ' I x. iq.. I . ' . 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R. is comingn Typist for annual James Bryant UCall me the big shotn Basket ball Eddie Carmichael WBashful Eddien Basket ball Base ball Frank Hayden VIVA not afraid of booksu Picture editor of annual l Track Basket ball Boys sport editor of annual w ,I ff A l f ... 'Y A UQDEW .ff U- JX X aa,u f 1 Q I ' I I I I It I I I I, I I I- I III ' Ig I I1 I , I ' I II I . I, ' , I If I I ,I I . II ' I I I - I I TI VI I I I' I 'If I I I I I I I I I 5 I III I5 I I ia! II I II I If J I II I I I I III , I r I H I I I 'I I I ,Ii ,Q I I f I I I I I I ,, I I It I III I J! I I .II I . I I I , , . , A I I I' I I I QII I' I l I ,II I II III .QI I II I I I I . 'I I I If 3 I I if TI ii ' I QII I I I -I ill' I II? I IH I ' I III I I III! I I ISI, I I I.I - I AIS , I I III I ' I II I I . ' I ' . I I I I I L I 1' I' I I ,. I I II 'I' I I I II I rl, I I If I 4 I I I. I I I I I III I I TI YI I I I I If .I ' ' I 'III I I . I I I I I I, I I I , II. I I , I Il I-I Mable Cooper UShe's long for this worldn Francis Kinsley Mother of the HGirls Reserve President of HGirls Reserve' lst-sem. Robert Flanagen NBobN WSlow but sureu Ease ball Ralph Carmichael HChamp boxer of C.H.S. Basket ball Base ball Wilson Thom son 'N - P I HJoe 1. Brown the second' Track Wilma Tlorea HCh2 those dimplesu Typist for annual Dorothy Shell HDotH HGh! what a girln T55v'5Ti s't2Efor annual T 5' J ,U if X vw.-a. Senior Class History ln the year of nineteen hundred and thirty a group of very green students began their High school work at the College Hi. Nr. Dieterich and Mr. Ziegler greeted us and then handed us over to Miss Halley. She guided us and helped us through that eventful year. The officers for the Freshman were: President, Elsie Synderg Vice President, Otis Boothg Secretary and Treasurer, Audrey Porterg and sponsor Wendell Culp. as time elapsed We develpned into wise sophomores. We met Mr. Dieterich and he guided and sunervised us through another successful year. The officers for that year were: President, Frank Haydeng Vice President, Wdna Hubbardg Secretary and Treasurer, Audrey Porterg ReportergEu1a Bovenf 1c5 5pomsors,f ' Birdie Lemasters and Fred Larason. At last we became privileged juniors with tula Bowen, Presidentg Otis Booth, Vice Presiden Audrey Porter, Secretary and Treasurerg Ruth Kramer end Raymond Nitzel, Sponsors. We were a small but mighty class. We were a fine group or Juniors even though Mr. Dieterich did get angry at us at times. To make things right we entertained the seniors with a banquet. Now at last we are dignified seniors with the total number of twenty-five. With our be- loved principal, Mr. Dieterich, we are shoulder- ing the responsibility that seniors should. A competent and reliable member of the senior class, Otis Booth, was elected president of the Student Body and of the senior class. The other officers for the senior class Were: Vice ?res- ident, Maxine Hardistyg Secretary and Treasurer, Anna Belle Hollensbeg and sponsors Catherine NNNNxXNXNxK!nwrv W1 Norris and Howard Cofer. M D , ----Maxine Hardisty fk ,- tl gl 1 xx gf V ,f P p u - 5 4 -. Y H - S., J A iv - Q.-. L- . JT..-G-.f.-Qfw-,--.---gre-neges-gy:-pgnsersffen-.r-1-1-..,-ff-.-.1--f-.P-.--01.9A i ff.. V i Zfx Q , J 111112 Senior flllasa nf fllnllege 4 iglq ' Presents A A ealilpg, anim Qmia-527' A 3-Act Faroe- Comedy By Charles George College Auditorium, Tuesday, May 14, 1935 , A CAST OF CHARACTERS , . - Whitney, who is healthy, wealthy and ' 5 Wise, .............. I ......................................... Gerald Mitchell . Wendell Vlfhiting, his mother .... Katherine Collins Roach, proprietor of the Rest Cure Sarutorlum .................... J ....................... Sorenus Adams Stevenson, the head nurse ................ W Gladys Fultz Bertha Biltmore, a nervous patient .'.k-'----I Kff' Mary Jane Scott N her daughter .... Jeanette Needham Constances chum ...... Lavonne Ulmer Sloan another patient... ............ Vera Gates a grouchy bachelor .... f...Gerald Alkire another guest .................... Adrian Tobin Barker a detective who lives up to his name ..Max E. R. Keiffer ones colored maid at the sanitorium - ......Lorraine Conrad Sissle Ross colored valet .............. Eldon Mitchell Cartwright, Ross former fiance .................... V Turner Bates, her chum ................................ Aleta Burnham. Act 'I.-A summer morning. 'Act II.-Later that afternoon. Act III.-The same evening. entire action of the play takes place in the and reception room of a Rest Cure somewhere in the ,East. A Bosohg Prompter-Hazel ' Livengood Managers-Robert Boyer, John Gallagher, X Paul Perry. ' E. Mendenhall, Lela Rogers, Lucille Rimel. ' Swann, Faye Spire, Beatrice Spire, David Seckingtong Maurice Hubbard, J. 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V-0.-,Qg..-..,Lf.,.i-....L-.+,d-J+2-w-,-4-.,.a..:,..-..N-w-f,,-...UU-,-r ,Z-.if-5-:-.in ' W' F .xx ,f X - . ., . i , . . . , .. .,...,..-...,, ..,-.,,,- Y , .. -,..,:...L., - .,,,i,,Y li,.,l,...,..,.,.,.,.,.,,.,,,,,,,:,,,:,..,nu.,,.i...,..,.,..m,,..,- ,.,,., 'nior Class History In September of lQ5l Colleee Hi was besie ed bf a . , c Q E 3 large number of freshmen, At our first class meeting, We elected the following officers: President, Anna Belle Hollensbeg Vice-President, Anna Margaret Lambertg Secretary and Treasurer, Gladys Horng Reporter, Vera Gates, Sponsors, Marjorie Morgan and Clinton B. Hesn. We were formally initiated at a party given by our superiors. An assembly program on Lincoln's birthday was Given by the class. ' We came back in our sophomore year fulfillinn the mean- lHQ of the title. Vany faces were missing and a lesser number of students had entered. ne were guided through the school year by the following officers: President, Sorenus Adnmsg Vice-President, Gerald Mitcnellg Secretary and Treasurer, Eldon Mitchellg Reporter, Anna Belle Hollensbeg Sponsors, Emily Jones and Dale lerkins. 'dis year we found our number had increased until our total count was thirty-three. we elected, for this year, the following officers: President, Gerald Mitcnellg View-Tresident, Elizabeth iurnerg Secretary end Treasurerg John Gallagerg Renorter, Lee Barber, Sponsors, Grace Helen Goodson and Joe O'connor. We presented two assembly pro- grams during the year. The traditional Junior-Senior Banquet wus given by the class und was quite successful. All of us look forward to the next year when We shall be privileged Seniors. 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' gi CMM 'N , ,ig wx ,.. ,-'1.-. .'- .' , 1. .'- W Ii LJ-.,C,U1,4-,z no . ui u UO I'.L,-,.-1 ui Edgar Williamson, Lloyd Wilson, Robert Howard, Dale Swearingen, John Arthur, Louise Dougan, Wilma Mae Kirimet . Front Row Cleft to right! Lf ,Lax .xi E Marjorie Partridge, Wilma Gregory, Loraine Conrad, , Miriam Martin, Imo Hosher, Lucile Inman, Wilma Lott. Cfifil L X .N ,V N ' ' I 1' 'N 7 .... 5 R 3,1 +1 ' x my il If I . ' ff' XX x l X If .. X' o f I 1 + I .- I 4 I ff f X ' ag car qui off Ope Lor ele We We tha. o ld to beg lea Thi Mar and Par Smi Hay rep Col all 1162 X ,Q - 2 . --A-,JfmrL...-.........-L...-,,g.+.,..a.Q..-.L-...1,.,..-,rf-.-.,-.,..-.-,..,..- ,- :fsigf ' ' V-'il' ' A W ' ' , ,Q 1, ,,..---...,-.-..-...---eg: rveeuu,-,:,,,-.. ...re---I-1'H 'H ,.u ' Sophomore History .l In the year of nineteen-hundred-end-thirty-two, a group of eighteen Freshman began their high school cereer. We were not very many in number, but we made quite a showing. The following were elected as class officers: President, Miriam.Martin, Vice President, Opal Miller, Secretary, Hershal Jenningsg and Treasurer Loraine Conrad. Marie Larson and Kenneth Leeson were elected sponsors. Opal Miller was our class Queen. We were green but you would never know it now. We are dignified Sophomores, twenty-three in number. We have not increased greatly in number but feel that we have intelligence. This year most of the old faces were back again and many new ones. Dear to us is the memory of Opal Miller who died at the beginning of our Sophomore year. She was one of the leading members of the class and an excellent student., This year our class officers ere: President, Harold Martin, Vice President, Dale Swearingeng Secretary and Treasurer, Opal Miller succeeded by Marjorie Partridgeg Reporter, John Arthurg Sponsors, Eudora Smith and Junior Rowan. The class queen is Pauline Hayden. As Freshmen and Sophomores we have been Well represented in all organizations and activities in College Hi, and have made a creditable showing in all of them. y We are studying hard and are hoping to be Juniors next year. -----AMiriam Martin N X f l ffl . X ,f Xnxxix W I, fl ll X. X 1 f Z VAAV 'g 3' Li ' 2? TAFI f f I , f .1 2 ,X I 0 n . Q I . x V ,. '. '. v , 1 I I r 5 v ' ' 1 X 5 J. A Af' u - fa. I L , -'F . Jsrf- 1 , I i. fee-.-f.1J1.u..g.-U.. ...-,..'.:. .ma--, ' ' ' - - - f - , Y . V g . ., . . 1.4.4. E 5 s A E -- 1 F v . 5 1 P ,J , V,-f J ,I F P L N F .1 r z F v- v f E s E I E P -., -1: 1 ,lf HX fd' X., L... I YNQ1 H r v.......-.. , .-----is--A P i r V W r w , ,..-.,.-.a..,. ,T L4 , . Q-'iw' xr. 'f ' IFJ 345:14 I wp , ...Q 19 iff 411, ,- QV gnsnfs x i e 1.8, ,N ,. Q fm' .-- X be. rg 1 W 3 .f v'J3,,,l -. jygn., 5532 ,',,.f?! ,IVV-ii-M e .VL . ' ,.:,:-V, ' AA' 'li,'J31. w fx 'Q L fb., . W M r .- f-,Q V Mayen Af Q7- , f -X , Ir . fa x: ,, . 0 ., .V vm if -2 -:egg W, .3 ' . w fvf.iQ1f 1-3, , ,lf rf r . W, 3 ,,,,',lA15-Q' '- Tl39'vf '7. , - JW ppm-. , W: -,,: If 'I' Wg, . x J x'f'i': ' H3 ' .I '. ' ,.,., ,4,, .Qs b .+V Freshman Class Back Row Cleft to right! Edward Hunt, Curtis Gray, Lawrence Huff, Milo ' Florea, Guy Haller, Joe Arthur, Helen Gallagher. Second Row fleft to right! Ella Bremser, Florence Carmichael, Mary Margaret Danner, Virginia Bowen, Martha Faye Henderson, Gertrude Freize, Anna Mae Buford, Eddice Barber, Eleanor Eaignood, Crystal Hubbard. Front Rox-if ileft to rigghtl Anna Helen Heflin, Ludene Friend, Aroella Courtney Eva Jean Fergueson, Lcrene Good, Marian Hallar,' Wanda Broderick, Velma Collins, Ruth Hollensbee, P '?x f 'w ir , 1 Q xl 0 ,, Xxx! nfrx XX if wtf U9 p I s - q'f f .. M-, -- , g M--------J --M MA-N-A M: iii , 1 . , 5 - !M 43:1-2:5 , Q-:L-gzrm 5 A A ' ' -' -- - ' - A i Y - .., N...-..-- -4----- --f v ff - ':4 v 474 ' N 33 4 'jT -- A . .- . 'X 1' xxx X I f ' xx f V ? s i P , P i .,T,i N 'K if p , , ff . -.--f I 1 It 4 I l I w Y ,...,...1Q. e jmvlfjw Freshman Class 59 ' ,f jg5'ri . Jakg Ly' Badk new Kleft to rignm airy Charles O'Connel, Trevis Wyatt, Ivan Slagle, Harold ,ANN Purviance, Miss Catherine Ebersole. Second Row fleft to rightj fs eww' 4W'eEmQv Opal Weldon, Frances Porter, Nome Phelps, Harry Jones Mar Louise Stelter Dorothf Mitchell Charles if f 5 y 9 3 9 I , Pheiffer, Swinford Shell. M ., CY Third Row lleft to right! K' ,4 ,jf . ,,,,f Roy Jenson, William Kemph, John Edward Lyle, Mary J , 4 , ih'W' Evelyn Weldon, Geraldine Wilson, Lydia Lambert, Lewisl' rqgl, Cf ir - ty' Rogers, Joseph Swalley. M' Front Row lleft to rightl fl Wilma Thornhill, Evangeline Scott, Ruth Mitchell, ' s Esther Merrill, Opal Logan, Edra Johnson, Georgia 4 Kimmet, Dorabelle McElwee. 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M i V . . , , , X THE FOOTLIGHTS In the fall, shortly after school starting, a group of students, under the direction of Miss Betty Selecman, organized a dranatics club. After several suggestions, the name THE FOOTLIGHTS was chosen. The following officers were elected for the first semesterg president, Gerald Mitchellg vice-president, Eula Boweng secretary, treasurer and reporter, Lucile Rimel. The Ecotlights presented a one act play in assembly, It was entitled NNever-the-lessn, The characters wereg-n PrologvewMElizabcth Turner Billyve-wwBill Francisco Lucyew-me-Lavonne Ulmer Bobbern--wWilson Thompson At the beginning of the new semster, the following officers were electedg president, Audrey Portcrg vice-president, Edna Hubbardg secretary, treasurer and reporter Elizabeth Turner Several discussions were held as to the art of makeup, the different types of stages and other subjects pertaining to dramatics. In Marcg 19th, another program was pres- sented. It consisted ofgn-U Reading--Maty Jane Scott Tap-damce-Marian Heller Pauline Rose Reading--Eula Bowen Songs ---- Quartet A shit entitled HPiff-Piff Landn The characters wereg Princess--Elizabeth Turner Prince-+--Verlyn Conrad King ------ Gerald Mitchell if QE, X t not f'. f ff v-Y , , ff X 5 F E . 1 W P N 1 L I 4 r P ' V U L Q! , , X052 is - . , .. .f...,.-...-., .1 ..4...,-..- -- - v,.-..,,: -.-Q e ,,.,.. ,....5,5,. .1 5.5 ,, .,.-5.0,--.,.,..f -..sae-. ,..:,: ,,Y ,, A-95.9.-,Y-.--gf,-q-fwgrag-5-g-??gae:- .-rr, . : 1.-.-,1 A H .f, ,ni - t.-3 -1.1,-yi,-,,..,. ...- ,L 1. - .. Debate The collebe HlQhSChOOl team coach d by Miss Betty Selecman decision debates The team composed of Gerald Mitchell and CT T' ' n Q had a very successful debate season winning four out of five ' I 5 r . .L Y. , , - Bill Francisco won from Guilford, Graham, Skidmore, and Fairfax and the only defeat was administered by the Skidmore affirm- ative team. Five members of the squad accompanied by Miss Selecman attended the debate School at Osborn. Those making the trip were William Francisco, Gerald Mitchell, Audrey Porter, Eula Bowen, and Mary Jane Scott. There the squad received much in- formation and experience from the five debates in which they took part, the judges criticisms, and talks given at the de- bate conference held in,the Baptist Church. The speakers were Dr. Fairchild of Kansas City, Mr. Blackwell of Central High- school at St. Joseph, Mr. English of Carrolton, and Mr. Miller of Maryville. The state question for the year was WResolved: That the United States should adopt the essential HQ? 4, ,-- ...,..-......'-..---......... L.L......-' f-.5....,...4..f,.-....-.,-.-.L-.,.f4....u..-.4...-aha: - ,- gf lf t M: ' i We . mm Y Q wlig xi Q 'gilff F N T gl! - an f!! .gg 1 .TQ yl i F 4 1 4 'pie i1!, . Q: . ,,. i' M I ? Q .N 1,1 V . ' r i ! I , i ' g O is Qi I 15 EU! 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A-fees -1----,gf-1,-Qygralqe-3?-ggeggsgevrsszazuxua?--F-1' -my-or--r-4-sg-:U 0 ' l lah SVS 64 O iw t L tioif 1 eil feruurd I1,bschools Ce.tu?es f the E?it't3 gct'M f rsgic CO3+yO1 and o ere ' Lf. Practice debates were held with Veryville, Fair fax if 3'.r' 3'9it, . iVze seiuid zriig ' -T .- ' lv tv V fl W - 4 it endcc thc cecete between the Jery ville-Cambridge debsters. The question between was the state question for highschool debetes. After the debate s conference was held in room 205 to give students an opportunity to ask questions concerning either side of the question. , 1 unanimous decision Wes given the College Hi uffirmutive team in s practice debate with Fairfax ot Fairfax ou Wednesday afternoon, February 21.' The judges were members cf the speech department cf Terkic Coileqc. This iss tie Fourth victory in five decision debetes. In January the negative team, Gerald Mitchell and Bill Francisco, defeated the Guilford deboterst This was the first debate of the county tournament. Russel Noblet, end S.T.C. graduate of '53 and e former teacher in College Highschool judged the de- bste. '29 'i 9 X .X T 'C XX v an K we si xx '-. XX X ....................,-,,......... ,...4..,..-,-...........,.....-...n.-.,n............-hs.,.,u ...,........s . ., 1 , ,, ,A , , -. 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J Octobe party. consi: 10550 The rm and on mock 1 John 4 geare: and G There xx N- - .- .L.. ..,,-.-.V,,-.,,- f.,,.,s,.,. . .,. K ,- ...su V- Q- s.. 2-L-.7 5.-as-sv, -1- ...-,Q -srrxnrrwmnn .vr asf- -r 1 '?'P4' 1 -'-L I s 1 ff s 5 a I ' S F HALLOWEEN PARTY A Girl Reserve Halloween party was held on the evening of October 26 at the home of Miriam Martin. It was an invitation 5 party. The evening was spent in playing games. The refreshments consisted of weiners, buns, marshmallows, and apples. At about n lOjso the party broke up. T CHRISTMAS PARTY U F V F A Christmas party was held in Social Hall on December 20. T The room was decorated in red and green paper. Games were played and one of the most interesting features of the program was a mock wedding. The bride was Mary Jane Scott and the groom was I l , T John Gallagher. The preacher was William Fransisco. The ring . gearer was Eva Jean Ferguson. The flower girls were Marion Haller I T and Georgia Kimmet. The refreshments consisted of. candy bars. n There was a tree and an exchange of five cent gifts. m 5 X KX A A ,ffff!f!!fff I I . xb x U T X, K xy 270 AL xx! -- -dj , ,celebs T XX .XXRX X ....,... , -f ...,,..4.i,.-,...s.............s.s..:1.......ls.s.sfs.1.-..,.s4hw. E I , X t ,1..: Q 1 2 'lp g Lgiffl 1 3 WP an :XX EXE! Pflj 4 'ff-e' - f ' 'XX :' Ml! , X V' 1 1 H ! , X! J r : gf: 6 2 1 , fl 'i ti I fl lf V 4 U ll i ' W srl II' J' eil 3 1' lIq ' IX :IM QW' V5 IE?'l ' 1 i! 1'5i JMU Xri'??2X X X9 'MI 9 , 'wif , nl I 4 1 Wi' U: N ,W i ' Q gi!!! A ' N ,ix .r, E I Wg- a ' 'QQ ' VH, sw 3 W Q I i z , qi -,A mx w 'Q my .QQ li 31 3 ? . ' 43 a e Q + X , 1 Q if jf 1 s 'r ..', f' ' 5 . f ' v X, E 1+ X Il XX H X r ef. S VN E ' 5 X .1 X' p W 5 :gm K TH t '- 2 '11 f erlxll, P13 fi! 5 Ml! I1 Q1 1111 LU gig v ,gm u '1 3 s, N 3 , Qfli . Lyn: 2 1 V XM. X Q l , 5' 1 ': ' Wil' i 'If M1 . . I ' ' ' ' ' - Q ' - - - '-1 - f jf 3 if we A-.-.sf -qsu..,?. .,,,g,,:,L .,1,,,i A.,,,,,,, .i,.-.--1-Vs-f'---sv :1-:-:vf1--+:a-1--'-s'5:-fe-- --ferrwere-eff-zsrrfensrrmnn,aa-.Ay 75-pas-p.f.r-.na - ,sy 4' '?. -e--en 1 - - 5 b E Freshman Initiation Tarty r E .A party was held Thursday october 5 at the Country B Jlub to initiate theqFreshman class. The Freshman girls were old aprons and green hair ribbons. The boys wore overalls and green neckties. The entertainment consist- ed of dart baseball, dancing, golf contest, playground baseball and a stunt by the Freshman class. In the dart baseball game the Seniors beat the Juniors and the Soph- omores beat the Freshman. Refreshments of candy bars and apnles were served. The Freshman had to bob their f heads in tubs of water to get their apples. The fol- ' lowing committees were in chargeg entertainment--Anna i Margaret Lambert, Herschel Jennings and Harold Marting foods--Hula Boweny Elisabeth Turner and Frank Haydeng time and place--Gerald Mitchell and Otis Booth. The ?arty ended about four o'clock with a walk back to the administration buildind to meet the busses. I Junior Tarty g A Junior class party was held on Friday evening, November 17 in Social Hall. The evening was spent in slaying games and dancing. Refreshments consisting of wafers, mints and punch were served. The COIDIYIUVUSSS r for the party were as follonsg time and place--Anna 5 Margaret Lambert and John Kinsleyg foods--Vera Gates and Mary Jane Scotty entertainment--Katherine Collins, iueille Rimel and Oscar Thompson. v 1 XXX xox .fd-fx . 'it x , . Kyo ' -I T 1 T U ? 1' If yn l QZ,!154f T tl X, 1.1 . y f !i?f ......... v--Fld -- - - -v Y ,...2...,...-...4s,.-,....s - - T..- 1 in ag ,A ,sl ii! az - E4 , + 1 X l 5 1 w w I G 'H 2 ' I l 1 1 l I V I F E r - ' s , 'V ,' l ', I , w 5 i- l ' 4 f X 5 . I 6 V Y 2 I l 1 K P V i I Freshman Party The Freshman class held a party in Social Hall on Tuesday afternoon, October 5, from two o'clooK until four o'olocK. The guests were as follows: Miss Ebersole, Miss Norris, Mr. Yates, and Mr. Dieterich, Games were played and afterwards veiners and marshnallows were roasted in the College Parr. The commitgees for the party were as follows: Refresrments-- Marion Hallsi, Eva Jean Ferguson, Lawrence Huff ard Ivan Slagey Enter einment--Virginia Bowen, Guy Haller, Charles Eheiffer, and Evangeline Scottg Invitation--Joe Arthur, Swinford Shell and Fddice Barberg Invitation card: Ruth Hollensbee, budine Friend and Ar- cella Courtney. The Girls' Glee Club The Girls' Glee Club has worked diligently under the able direction of MW4 Velie. They ha ve been handi- capped by only being able to meet once a Week. They meet regularly every Monday at lO:56. They prepared several numbers for the Christmas Holiday programs. It is hoped that the glee club may make a few more public appearances before the school term is closed. Vera Gates Anna Bell Hollensby UW QP X I E L 5 1 i W, I ,IM ' fA'f va? mij! vsp, ' WF V P 1 if W!! N? i 1 ,4 , il I Y , vga IW W 1 1 V ll Y I I 'J' ' - -1-vr-'-'c--- -2-if ----ef-ffw-1vf:v,1-rrpgfflrnffxnq,ng-.-,. ,..,...,.,.l-..- s Junior-Senior Lenguet . ro gg Toastmaster Gerald Mitchell Junior Welcome Gerald Kitchell Lenior Hee onse Qtie Lootn Songs C.f. ulrtette Talk lies. Borris Tglk Mr. Dietrich Unis Junior-Senior Banquet was the second to be Qivar bv tLe funiors of Colle e fiii Sc- 'ool. The iixet bgntuet was given by the funiore of YTLQ oth banquet L fe been successful and it is hoped that they Ley cc continued fron year to rife r X l Q65 QQ ' 9 5 1 ... - V h..h.m.:1...z,--.-,-.h-.,.f-.-.,: ,T .. , 1, ,Y if 'L arg ,?gg2,Qi 141 .41 1 ar! 1 ' Fil' H NE! 5 X x'- iii Q 'I 'Ql'W'1Ei1f! 57221 ' limit ' NZM W - M il 1 Q1 ' pl , I 'm f . I YI , , S ij ? Ig L. I , 1 if g I l i' E ,5 X 7-ur-Y C I x 3 i ' 1 ! f A 1 5 i 5 i I L R- : .fx : - X ,, , 1- L nu, F I I ' s 1' 'RQ g N 4 A i 9 ! I ALA 4 W ' I ' 'f . G 'Y 5 ' 1 ' 1, E1 wi- 4 ,W QH, ' ,Mil A ,F-' iii: 1' ' , , , 553' ' igQ M UQ . , Im t . A - 'x Y E'a M . , 11' 3 ' I Hifi! I 7 U51 ' ' 1 XWL X I 31: I 'iff 4 Wy el. V 1 I 3 ' ' Q 1lz f I , , ir V ' I 1 , 3 1 ! 1 if gl ' Qi I 5 I H .15 4 ' x A! 1 li - , Ii il ri ' w! fix V ii mmf V . ' F ,1a15iQi - H s' .Vi ' ' SN ' L mil sn 'I - w Fi HM 'A '- Q Hifi -. - ,LM ' ' . 'fg . Q . , 'M' - '- ' ' f i ,,,! ll V - , . +114 i 1 ' ' ' -- f -' if., Nfgif 5 ' - ' r - Vg' Q . 1- ef f Q f 1 A s wf ', X ,5 A :n. w 1- , N ,13,f - ' -' 'Fr'-2. ----M 1....-.e.,4..,,.,, il - .- , -s .... .. L- ,-,,n.,, -, ...,...-.,.i1, THE LITTLE SISTERS TEA The most colorful social affair of the Little Sisters was a tes given at the reseption room of the Dormetory, November the ninth from 2:50 until 4:00 o'olock. The table was very beautiful with its yellow, green ond white color scheme, q Refreshments of toe, cookies and mints were served to the following guests, Miss Lowery, Miss Pike, Miss Stevenson, Miss Hopkins, Miss Catherine Norris, Miss Elizabeth Hull and the members of the Little Sisters Y.W.C.A4 'M thy., ,ri . 1 'L N, Xifii f 4 i,,, ff qu, x Y Q j . , u, Aj F , -fx . g I ' I I xi If V, ' xx Xl. X ff! .X X I '. 1 f f ,f 1, V x if -2,1 f ' .5 ,' X L..-..- y A if s I I l w n ll i f Q . F E P I P A Wx Y , E I , V A 1 f 'if 1 i + i L g . N. . - fp- X . 'Q H i 1 L 1 X 8 3 L I X '. N00 , 5 ' - V I 5 if r 0 i 3 1, 1 X r'+ l ' S5 ' F1 sw ' X -f Si H sw 1 S' 'ig' i if ' 4. AV Q I K w ' l - - - - - - , Y --.-- 7 -5 1- -111''v--jeff-FQ-S:-9-,g-grgyffeeerryfmn-y.5-?...,, -.,...u,..21Ms - .M THE SETICR CLASS cf the COLLEGE WIC? SCKCCL Presented HT L A T C T E D T A V I R In A Comedy-Drama in Three Acts by Lindsey Barbee Wednesday May Znd., l954 College Auditorium 8:00 P.M. CAST CF Marion Day ...... 4 Rosamond Reid . . . . Sally Lee Dixon . 4 . . . Ann Annesley . L . . . Barry Reid . . . . . Harriet Annesley . . . Tess . . Mike Ryan . . . . Brian ?ierpoint .... . Reverend Archibald lerry Dallas Thorne . . . . John Sedgwick . . Gloria Sherwood Jerome . Celeste . 'x xv Xxx x XXI' XX ,x ,x NR M cnrniciine Frances Kinsley Anna Bell Hollensbe Edna Hubbard Eula Bowen Q Verlyn Conrad Mary Anten Maxine Hardisty Ralph Carmichael James Bryant Otis Booth Wilson Thompson Rolla Huckelherry I 3 Andrey Porter jf ff? rf? Varfaret Perryf L K' X 1' f.f 41 , I, r . If 4 ,v ..-....-..v-..4-n.n............-..'.-........,-...- .-. - ,.,,,,,,,,.,, 4- 4.'......u.n.-s:..n-z.-.u.414ua.a.ha:i.:..-n.--.,4:,,, ,.. .g 7--if Z 1. i , XX i i F F K V l N P i V 5 s 1 I I A .,V . .. .. . . . -. . .-.. ...nu ., ..l.s...,.-,iii ....l,.:.. .ui ,-.L.,-- -,.. QT. ..s.:,...:..c.,.,..f..,F. .,...,,,,.,....,E.41,.,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,.,,.,F,,,, ,,,,.,,.,,,.,,V,.. ',,? , ,-,1,, W 4 I -1--,-....-. Sl c lb .pi 'YA 5 n... --.--f-...... ... .---4 get 1. The living room end porci of Tee Toner Tavern. A summer afternoon. Act ll. Sine setting. Afternoon of fole ' ling day. .Act lll. Seme es Act ll. Evening of seme dey. 1 PRODUCTIGI STAFF Diiector . .Betty Selecmen Business Neneger . .frenl Feyden Stage Vnncger. . . Eddie Carmichael Ercperty . .Vilma ?loree Ushers . . . . . . . 4 .lGVoine Ulmer, - Lele Rogers, Lucille Rinel, Vere ifetes, Eli7ebeth Turner, Catherine Collins. 1 ?ronpter 4 . .Very Jane Scott wsic by Figh School Orchestre under the direction of Tr. Vourice Tright. H furniture through courtesy of Cummins ' furniture Cc f'fl X I K., ,-,J 115952 E7-A 1 , Trix i' ' i V . ' J if -X 1 .1 i r4Xy .. .- .1..--r,-....a-1q-.-au-,.f....-u.-.-1ag-.na.-u.4.4-d.i.i4:.s. --,-.e-....: - , r I l 1. r P i I X X I I , gu- J T w L 1 r P r i n I L l L i Q 2 : 1-'X A. : 1,5 N1 4... TR X fl ' . ' ' 59 ? Ai L 5 V U Z! Q V 5.-. lg ' - Ti:-A ' ' A, . . ., 'uf '33-3 XX 2 ---- a ...., in-AM E A -.QI A N Mi f f X' ,, X 59333 4 I I 5' 'M gg! ghrf-L ,3,g:'j,f',' . KV? ' uf 4- I A ' ' 4-4 ' S lr 1 J V f ' -4 J J A I ' - ' I I t 7' - S ' I' xvfi , f ,H X 1, 1 l ,,,. ' J ,, r , V7 fl 7 X J ' , v f' , 2 V .gf ' , ,Y 1 A f If D . A x 1 , 14, 4 ,. . , . 1 5 1 , , , T 5' O 1 9 9 v I 5 E I f fl F E I i P F r l 5 L L 5 V P l I H' P r w I X31 , . . . J' , . . ,, - ,., ,.. -v v-1u9:.1a-su.. ,ann p .- TTQCK This year ClQ543 more boys have re- ported for track than any other year. only two lettermen are back, Verlyn Conrad and Frank Hayden. We are spending more time on track this year than any other time. There will be Tryouts before each meet to see who will represent our team. . p , ,. A ..- -v 'I - n P' 1? We l J' 1 X X 1 Q We e,e,,re :I III ,I II I EI Ivy! ,II I . e 5, MI f me ,Tr 'III II IIS III Ij,1 I7I 'I II I I 'I I fl. I I r I +I I, .I I I ,M I I T I , I , I I I I II III III III , I If II, , 5- I I I ' I ,.,,-1.-., . -1.-1... -..-:QM --:Q-4-fm-wav-L s---we-a - ,U--1--,dn --2-f-'ew-' -'le' f-3 1-'rr asv-r--fe-:1-:ref-1---cave-er-srzbze-grsgygasza-.:-rnfs:a1ur,:u?.A,.1f-tsp.-.1-4-. p3-at -Us-A in gd Our first meet was April 15, with Maryville Hi Maryville Hi won 69 to 57. College Hi was weak in the field. We did not take a first in the field. On April 21, College Hi competed in the county track meet at Skidmore. Graham, Ravenwood, clear- mont, Barnard, College Hi, and Skidmore took part. College Hi won the track meet with 59715 points with. Skidmore running second with 51 points. College Hi won seven firsts and lost four. Along with the tro phy for winning team we won the cup for' relay and captured ten ribbons. Ralph Carmichael of College Hi was high point man with 14 points. He was given a medal. ' .. ,v :+., . 5.3.s-a-'-.L.-,1..3..5.........aHwr..-...4..3a.Lzi.:.,-.-u a, K+- ,p . L 11 11? I yi fe! ' S77 1 l D I i 1 1 P 1 L 1 1 11 - 1 1 ' 1 11 -1 11 Ti Q 1 1 Q 11 19411 V11 Rl N W i ' 1 i 1i 112 1J! P: ' I 21fI1 111+ M1 ,qw 1111 111111 MW? 'mgil 11251 fi! rslfy' W'.'2J b I 1 U 1 L H X,..,.......i y, K I X 1 fn Q-XJ ,1 -'I K If i VI. , 4 y ,-J' YT EFX WY ,p- M, ,l b . V, 4 .,, , ,L l t : f Fix' fn ll V I 4 N I B V 1 I LE 5 F1-I 'r -4- n E I 1 1 f i T 1 T ' l ,fx C I1 5 I E 3 UH ' M, Y X Us V N MI 1 V 1 ' 'H 1 ' gguil I W ' ig! I ggi: 1 1 . 13,3 J x ff 5 5 35 5 liI 5 2 ,N I wi E, 2 ' W F E 1 .mis E 4K N 1 Q lu IQ V 41. A .1 .1-na..-ff,-.,.-be .,.,1,,,.?. .,A,.1,,,,,, . ,.5.7 ,,..,..,., .-5-5.,.5. g.,..,....Q.,-,fgyq,,.,,-gpgeszgv-.1-ra:-smszvr nag-.-,. -5.3-.,..p.Q-.1-l P0335 Ili I ' 1 . ru .. : HK Q rx I 1 Ah I f 14 V ' K L 1- O-Ll 33 x, less w f-,' 4 1 1 1 I - ULU J J A I ,J I 1 G VL, Hr A I , ' f ' N- 7 A . J Teecners end iests Vet your pencil ard get y 1 notelook if eler gives us e mighty here or 50W CV SOIHQ UO give you Q little test, lt von't he herd if you've done your best. New weve so between you there is one chair, l know ell of you will be fwir, But nevertheless, its ell for you, That I'm doing the thines I'm going to do. veit till you're in College if you cell this test herd, Now ell your notes end books discard ls everybody reedy? All right, lets go, If you, flunk remember, I told you so. N-By Eule Bowen What to Do l'm tired of sitting in Study Hell, I'n not even trying to study et ell, l'd much rather be where its sunny and nice, The wind and the trees and the Spring ell entice We to skip school end some fun, And eo to St. Joe with some mothers son, Oh, Tell! I might as well'try and forget I've never had enough nerve to skip school yet. --By Hula Bowen 593 ,,,,,, X xx X D 1' 1 X, 'v V. f 71'-ew -V .----, - -- ..--s-A--,au-L.-Q. g.-.ef.... ..A-, -. .-,f:.....-. . ..' V i v 1... ... -. ,-,..-e-.,T,...r-as-'si----ve'-rsvzee--2-:':'-ee-zzzu.-eafmennp:-1g,...,-1-sp., ihe Senioi Glas Till 'e the class oi l9u4 oi the College hi school, in uaryville state of Eisgguyl edm cated condition Que to the aid oi' our J practice teachers are soon to UG banded our little 1011 of papfi We Q0 will ana bequeath oar last vill and testment I V1 ' 1 . 1 C AJS 1 Txf x rs 2-v J. A a 1 KJ 1- 1 Q. . x . 0 x ' ' . , -, ' I 7 , X 9 United states oi America being in a hiqhjw X. X 0 I - 1 . nk ' , 1 1 ' 'u A 4 7 'Y X I 'O Y O , To, Mr. Dieterich, our esteemed principal, We the senior class of 1G54 will, him the privilege of shipping school five days of the week. To our practice teachers we will all our notes and note books to them. To the College we the senior class of 1954, will the east end of the hall, the gum on the various chairs and tables, carvings on the walls, and the clean lockers. Otis Booth Wills his admiration for red haired girls to Joe Arthur. Maxine Hardisty leaves her winning ways to Wanda-Brodrick. Audrey Porter wills her ability to be late to her eight o'c1ock classes to Mary Louise Stelter. Anna Bell Hollinsbee wills her seriousness to Loraine Conrad. To Wilma Lott, Margaret Peery leaves her, her ability to giggle. 30113 gucklebeyyy wills his base drum to anyone who can better his talent. X f KX? Q! f X lu i2i!Yfi5iy A ,X ff ., X, X . .t-..-,-...g,,.-,.....,u-A.,.....,-a-,-4 p44.-.-.4..L-a..:i.:1 ...f+.-.4 -uf Q 2 i i 2 I F x w I w I L 5 I1 X K 5 4 - ...N 1- .-.,..hyy,.v,.:q. .ss-.gf-A - -f -1 -:. ee: 7 :.--- .,-,-.-g-53555,.,......,,.,,,.g.4.',-.i....-.-.s -ns.:-r .sun-,vrneae-.sr -ny-.1-1-.z-nay:-' I aely iuten wills ner naility to capture bov fiiends to loreine Conrad ldns auobfrd leaves her talent to choose mei locker partnei t O .avonne Ulmei ssill to waihle love songs. Lvelyn Friele wills her oluwpness'to Edra Johnson. Bill Francisco hequeaths his debating T275 1 fl J ' K Y I ' - A I U 1 X K J Q. ,L w . 5 ll P' TT 1' '2 f , : W 3 Y X 'm -T A 1 ' a To Ruth Hollenshe, Zane Lott leaves her 1.' 11 0 . ' LL . ability to loyd Wilson, Eula Bowen leaves her popularity to Loraine Good. To Edward Hunt, Verlyn Conrad wills his Wise cracks. To Mary Margaret Danner, Elizabeth Hayden leaves her quietness. Pauline Patton Wills her flirting ability to Irene Gallagher. James Bryant wills his egotistical manner to, Sorenus Adams. Eddie Carmichael Wills his meekness to Robert Howard. To Charles Cooper, Frank Hayden wills his studious disposition. Mabel Cooper leaves her height to Eva Jean Ferguson. Francis Kinsley Wills her love dreams to Eddice Barber. . N' A 01 , 'i 'N .,. XXX , a I Xt if . M A HQ J fl l, LJ 'LV ---a.m.:z...-..f......a::s-.a..,..-..4 - . D. . . Robe his to 4 eye: be ' X Robeit Blanaean wills nis black hair to Robeit Boyer To Cliffoid loroe Ralph Carmionapl W1l1S U15 boxing skill Wilson Thompson wills his joking manner to Opal Logan. Wilma Florea leaves ner chubby face, brown eyes, and black hair to Wilma Lott. , Q-1-V - 4-'-ff' - f - - , -1, ---:A--v1--f-er--:-rp-r-Mfr-wnfgr9,f-gsgpganrrrnnwna?--, - -up-fl-r-me-a -wiv ' Pig I 1 M 1 4 f F 1 i ' . 'P 7 ' ' I 1 2 C 7 I in I 1 v . :gli M ' 1 15 ' ' it A J ' , N, I ' . . E! J ' 55 Dorothy Shell leaves her ability to always be talking about boys to, Lydia Lambert '7 'x . -..... ,.,-3.-1-9--.ru-4.-....... JL. 5, J , f U wil X if an-.neva ....-.,..4 aww.- if M g l 1 g' ' il A if f xl ' U 1 Ki I ,il l U 1 y Ing iq L 1111 lg! ! 15 I M TW M FV, lg 1 if F' 1 ilf W n r g M Ill 1. V ? ll WU 2 i 1 i 3 4 ! w I I I 5 M ,7,,........ ., K. - - , - , , . -f v -- S s I s 5 Ig Q. Z 5 K k i , N i X i 1 ul , P 5 'P G - . J 4 FV - x W , 1' 'I ll - ' 'fi Ii XNN 'N 'if 135 Q' 1 s '1 WL , 1 5 .A ln Mi. v 'Q '1 . jx it ' di ,Q ,Ni 4, A . . . ,, ' i! 31 J xlqw iv W I ' gl ' I ' A X 4 - 4... .-f..-an-gs-wqv .,..s,. :...,.:,- ,.-aan-9-,...c:.,a.....,,...,.,i... .,.,-.,.g..-...f..--g1r.:sf1zn1r nu:-. .,1 1.5-4.-.wp -.im ,-nr. The Name....... . Marv Auten Otis Booth Bula Bowen James Bryant Eddie Carmaio H161 Ralph Carmaiohiel Verlyn Conrad Robert Flanag Wilma Florea William Frans Evelyn Freize Maxine Hardie Frand Hayden an isco JC .Br Elizabeth Hayden HOTOSCODG Qi the class Qi 1934 Ambition....... To be a perfect secretary To be a farmer. To flunk a test. To be an actor. To be a good boy. Blonde or Brunette. To grow up. To own 2 shoe shop. To hide ner dimples To play golf. To lose weight. To get her man. To be a preacher. To be an artist. Anna Belle Hollensbe To keep a school- Edna Hubbard girl Complexion. To keep house. 'U 3' 5- I X J h NJ' Nw 5 . LHS f 'wi MX u Sy R41 X. X R xi . x 1-.--Q.,-..-a-:1,-ru-4-n.,...-Q-Q-:4.ws 4.-.n.-14. Ill! Worst Habit... Being careful. Smiling. Making E's. Love affairs. Being bashful. Playing Post- office. Pauline. Shining shoes. Keeping her love affairs to herself Talking. Dieting. Kidding. Bashfulness. Being useful. Doing nothing. Disturbing peace. r 5155: fgiljix A 4 .ua.as.:s.s...,+.Ta4a,. l 2 I - - Q . 1 2 ' ' E .,, , 3'f 4 I J 1' 4 5 1 5 L l VU Li l' ,Vu 1 rg 1 , -jr! 1 I I if ,, ag + wi ,il I sl 1 ' 31 '.. I V? 'V 5 r ' PV J E wi' 4114 1 'WH' 3 ' fg ' J V .1 M . 'QV 5 s M' ', Yu I 'll Qi P W I 1 r mlm l gl Pl P W Q W 1, ww .W X if ,. 4,-w , . ix Xisi 15:1 F. , 4 , X ! I 1 Qu, ' r 1 7 0 , , 5 P , 1 I WH . 1 C 'if 1 ,.4 1 v w r 1 L 5 E Rolla Wnckleber Frances Kinsley TV To be e man of leisure . To get e date. Shooting paper Weds. Showing off. . -- I. U..-+....-A-JL N ,..:,,.,l , ....-,,-.,,, ...lu :,-,. Q. . ,....5:.. ,.-,-.4v.-f-e-+.e:- -we---ge ww-see--e--v -12:1-1-rsrsgmswr nag-...-1-. -.sv .fm Zane Lott Pauline Patton Margaret Perry Audrey Porter Dorothv Shell Wilson Thompson To be a selesman's wife. To get every one told. To stay single. To be a flapper. To be a Queen of a show. To flirt. Annoying the teachers. Giving you the lowdown. Being sociable. Using makeup. Playing around. Going to Sunday School 1 1 s wi j O Ty cj Q l N f X Xxx If f J' l -f....-.,...a,?,--'..- ...f-...a-n.-v 1 1 I 1 1 I I I V N 1 1 V 1 0 1 A t D 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 .. 1 1 1 1 15 ' 11. ' 1 1 1K 1 ,1 1 1 I 1 1 1 'f N I 1 I 1 1 1 1 E 1 Y 1 xt 1 N. , I X 1 fi - 1 1 3 1, :Q--.1 1 . r, 1 I 1 1 112. 1 1 11 1 iinl 1 11' 1 111 1 1215 111 , 4' fif 5 1 511 113 11 111 Wg. 1 Q xiii? , 1 Nfl' 1.1L 1 11 QW. 1 I Elf 1, 11411 -1 1 A 'ieiels now Very futon Iihes to fiddle around Otis Booth Dreams of Q certain ied heed Kula Bowen Thinking of Otis :5,L-w,iT, 1QQflQBl9?Q 52222 TQHLT Spar? Qlme- . 1 z 1 L N. I Q -' F Q 3 7 f ' , James Bryant Ceiries club to keep away girls. Eddie Carmichael Tries to get him a girl. Ralph Carmichael Takes boxing lessons. Verlyn Conrad Playing around. . Robert Flanagan Makes believe he's a woman hater, Wilma Flores Embroiders for her hope chest. William Francisco Acting his age. ' fdvelyn Freize Keeps her spare time personal. Fexine Herdisty Chewing gum. Frank Hayden Drives e whoopee Ford. Elizabeth Heyden Reeds library books. D Anne Belle Hollensbe Dreams of George H. Edne Hubbard Talks to 'Russ, 0 Rolls Huckleberry Dongs for e girl. Frances Kinsley Gives dictation. ' Zane Lott Wonders what to do. We fp ' . - . ...-.-a-v:,-.-...4.'........:-..n..-..1..a-.4...4-hs.:,.:-. ....,..-....: sq.-v UCDJZQ. 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'ffzclf M:1.f.so.'1 ..l'131'm.J5-01' .,.-falicegs .gp :ng 51.11 l I I 1 5 I N IJ ul lflll PF J. f'C'f,fj ljifykj L f Jyfi if 'I O' ! P hill! xi 'Li' 1 VD! It xp .li I .Q o I I HHGTCY Portcr Keeping beautiful. 5 'l 1 ,-r ,gfl ll C 6 rx: 'Q' AfI'l v 1 'T' Q .Av :A IL :WL Q f E-:Aff LL at E' c 53. W K X V , . . M k ' A , .,.,.....z-:-.-.....2..'3.......-:..-1.n...-......LL..:..u,.3....-...n4, ?? - Y gi H' 2 . ga - W- 1 , 1 . X 3 , i 113 H ,ix 1 V L A P 3 1 I E E i 5 . e i 5 , E ! i ' g ll i 1' 5. P n 3 X1 ,M !1 i I, ' 1 413 V ? 5 r 4 WI! 1 2 E l em ' 5 1155 L W! f 1 i fli lili 2 1 115-' MH L E 542 - 1,1 l , , QVQ 1 Ji! . v f Q if , Q ' xl? 2 if 9 V, , f its gm 1 I Lili V ! 5 Ulf F ' 1112 , W QQ, 1 'k Ilf' Q !. Q i', l g , x xv 15 E V N! ' N. 1 1 , 1 'r l Hi P H5 x i 1 1 l f A P k Lil ' f Z ' ' 3 N21 Q Vi S 1l3E l Y QE :fig E . 3 : H? I ' -v W f . ' - 'Q ek 5 QQ, ' ' pl 1 .r 1 gil! 1 111 Hit , wifi a VLC 1 !g z 1 :Va lv . , I K 9 xv' 'I 3 - . L ' ' '-'r A'? 'f' R3 1 - ' 'Y ' 1-517 5--19-6-K ':Ff27'F ?'L4 '! ! T97?S's:!??91:::l-.zvvs-117z.1rr:5g.-.-,q xngwxzl-lar? Popularity Election Most popular girl ---- 4Eula Bowen Most popular boyow--Motig renin MOSY athletis girl 'A '--A'M.7.J'Li8,3'll iiwwzin Most athletii B3j--'HMHaTrld Tarzin 'X,' Wittiest girls--uamary Jane Swn+t Wittiest boy -n--- Bill Franoisoo Friendliest girl ----- Eula Bowen Friendliest boy ----- Gtis Booth Prettiest girl ---- 'Audrey Borter Most handsome boy ----- Otis Booth Most Most x f'Xf'N x a ng, , XX X.. x,f 4 rl, f studious girl ----- Marjorie Partridge studious boy ----- Frank Hayden High School Co-eds 1Eula Bowen Lavonne Ulmer Elizabeth Turner Anna M. Lambert Audrey Porter Edna Hubbard Class Queens Senior --h-- Audrey Porter Junior ----- Elizabeth Turner Sophomore -u--- Pauline Hayden Freshmen---Eva Jean Ferguson xx W , 1 I . 1 I 1 , , .....-......-x..i.-.5........v.a...,:-....ff.--......' 9.3.:..-a,.q.,L....,...2.'........1-.q-.q.:...........a.Q1-Lku.h..,..-.,.Q.::,. U , X ff X, 1 I , K , , te -1-- f- -H.-......,-,.,. ...4w.1.,,,.e-A-3.53-...s,...Vv.e.1-tvs.-..:.'g-----l.,.3-o.-- -4:-g Tf.-C.-bf.-Q-e.,,,.,,.....,,,,9.,-1-95-ie-2-fr-,ee-: sr, .seg-1-,vers-,?.-p y-up-.1-..--sy ,fy-pg 1-7,----: 1955 end 1934 Calendar September 12- What e day, Regestretion. September 14- First dey of school. September 29- First Assembly. Professor Cook talked on Frances Willard. October 4- Freshmen ?erty. October 9- College Walk Out, Students carried on classes October ll- College Hi played Alumni O October 12-15 Teachers meeting and no school. October 26- A Halloween Party, October 27- Senior Class put on Assembly for Education 1 Week. November 7- Footlights presented a play entitled NNever the-Lessn November 9- little Sister gsve e tea et the Dorm. November 10- Death of Opal Hiller, November 17- Junior ?orty. November 24- senior Party. fjliij 16 be if if 2 i z I K r E '1 , ,4 ' ,wr ', . X ,R X 1 1 1' O J, 4 ,, V , '-:V 'V -M: ,1, u , , w 11 ,l'f :KIM i'4!i V u' , .fl 3 A . x I E 4 e, N, l' . N 4 ' I I 1 . n , , , 1 sa ,. ,, W BLT 1 L .- 1- .-H 4. JFCG1OPI' seridi i December 2 JGDMQIV 5- Januarv Qu Januerv 9- Jamumrv 10 n ' ' ' 18 Q' 5.-lU.t1A In' 19 Janue?y 1 '1 ...-.3-a...,,4-.u,..'e,.....,.,. . K.-,v-Q. A..-... .-- ,....-.Y....,... :... ,Lt . L. C 1- an - -Q Jenumiv 24- Februerv o- Hebruerv Ve Eebruerv 8- Februerv 15- Febtuer' '4f 17- Februerv RO- February Ql- Februerv 2? larch 10- Haroh 29- CND , . . dur- fr--fe :e1 -rwva'-rg-cr 'rr fanfare: ng: .nap-. .ni 7 e iimio, oi t r o WTLSTIBS Q GMU7 iierietn Pi 1 1 1 S J ff Mb T7 f I 1' J 41 c ' ' ff '3 1 ' ' 7 'L' 'xr w, -- - 3 -Ig 1..- Q HQLLC 1. LJ 1 0 suffer 1 J-- ole, f . A Q -V 1 f r ' . .L.. 'rf' v-- AJ J. L ep, :U 2 OOleLx5 oless- FDL jvmr .x 6 ra EO' . -'txr ' Vocation bigen. Beck to school. School Popularity F Uebote Tebete Debate Semeste Debate Debate Debate Basket Vollev Little Debate Debate George ?lev gi 'Fifi-P Easter 358 at M leetio ootlights et Cilforo. at BernerC. F tests. with Ski0noro. 1 with Lerwville Hit with GrahemQ Bell Tournement. Tall game with Aluwii Q ils Sisters went to Lenses ei f with SkidmoreL with Fairfax. Tasbingtop Assembly Program Ven in 'Footligbts entitlet - ,cw ,fl 114. LaMG'. Hunt. W , , E g X J -pp! Aj 1 E if l -q.....f..-.-.....au:v.1-Q--Q.. n.vL.--an-sam:-Anna'- .n1.a....aa.aha.:a.s. ..... Q0 .lf My n 1 1 1 ' r W I ,'h. 2 1 1 ? I I w 4 iii I il N l w ' f': g ' ik aw 'VM Mi .klpxl w W rm . QM 'xi A , .H KX .X J' x ,X I X J Anlwl ll free can ar y P7 ?S Sprlnf Conteet Anrll 27- Tea at Dorm for Tlsiting Glce Cltb Glrls May Senior Play NTea Toper Tavernn ., -k .., ..,--V. ,. . - . - . l - .. .. ...ne-. U-l.:-2...-:-4....L...4...,lw.,.a w...,..,. .l... r.-.5,.......,a-,lr ,,-....:.,.,. :1..,.,.,k,,.i,.,5.,?.F,,i.,.,....,?f?,.,,,.,,,,,,F,??.?-,.z,,:,7.:.,,,,,F?,,,:??,,,,,,,,,,,,, t 4 . -1 TA 5 V .A L In V- - Q ...is 1' ' wt . . . . , , V , , 1 , A--.Lll xx -.1 tj 1 1,4 i May May May May May May May May Junior-Senior Banquet Baccalaureate. Senior Picnic. Class Day Exercises. Alumni Banquet. Commencement. School Picnic. School Ends. X fi 5 NX A R x ! I fu V 1 , f x I f Q. Xsxf-K ff!! 'x in ' fl, ' fir' -ff R-Nur 1 v -4' ' ' . Y , , Q . X 5 .S .r V1 I , . ,. '. . ' . . .l . '. -, 1 N ' V 4: ' w ' 't ' U - ,-f'f'r 5, Lf- . I .- . f f ., ,. Q 10, jf- . - f a Q . Q ,, . MA, , , . i - 'F-.... , 4 Jang NJ- - ' - 5' - -H' l ' I J- f ' . k.J ' ' A 1 -4 -ss' vw ' 4. A', Y. 44 6 ' '- . . . ' . ' - - H I ig'-....A A , -,Ai - 4 .- . f-A - W? L V 3'- ' 'a1r ' ' 'X , -. ' .x L, ' 4 -. A-:Wg- ' - Q ' I .1 I , - ' , , X. rv ' ,1 I., ...-:4: .-.-Lv, , -,,A.A.. I , , .. . , ,nur A A A Y A H - - .' I 1'. 4, ' Q - N , f' ' , - ' 1 - M ' - A'vV'h..4-A. , W 4 I h sw A ,h .1 1 - 1-.,1,-.. Z h ij, , -' - 1',: .. .. 1 , V , f A . 'fgfaiififzeifffs-42'V .5 ,. . - 1 ' A ' ,L , ' 4 V 'Z 1 AT: .1 - E5 . 7 --Q Q, 4, f -ri 4'- 2 , . - .1 I 'R CIGQQ rrophecm T PH QHY l5, 1954 8 group of twenty-four happy een- ,,,.,,..L-.-,...,,,.- ..., 1 L -,.. -.r-:.A,.,.,.... ,ae,,.:,W...........,-.,.r,,..,,:-..,,,,:-9,,U.-.,- nk.- ........,.. - i. . ,., Yi v LJ I t -J iore graduated. Ten years have track of moat of that group. tne steamer that arrived in New l meet but my old pal, Mary nuten and delight I learned ehe had won I h passed and I had lost id just gotten off York, and who should To my surprise, fame in the theaters I of New Yorgy'ae Little Red Riding Hood. Of course -Q? we had a visit and I learned that nineteen of the sen- fg iyore weregin the city. Mary said she had just received Hidagletter x the day before yesterday and had learned that yg1Qthe remainiUE five were living around Maryville. Zane o V? .7. X., up J I 1 A Blot t had an interest in the Coed Shook Evelyn Frieze I ouU'tfl ' L A qylqnev Mrs. Huckleberry, ior you all remember the two 'M' tt' A t W- X . rw ,F , K ,- , A 'love birds of old C.H.o.--Holla and gvelyn--were Vmarrien and are livina near Barnard. Ralph Carmichael lg ras still boxing and I learned to my surprise that , Qtr Frank Hcyden was Mayor of our fair oity4 niwyy' 2 - I .idii , Mary told me that ehe would lixe to have awoarty V ' :f2.I,25,l , A . ' A ,, . , - , , ,N rr: f d tk. ' ' 'M H A at her apartment roi the gang. -Q Gun ielr PHOHG j ' 'x. H-., '.'h 'numbers in the telephone both and invited them to the 21934 S, -':',, A 5-fi ' 5 frpfQg.,'i, y , -4 W I li- ,fn -..'fg3,. Y 'uywf'- Y . , ag 5,-4 . - . 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At lest the night urrived. To my dissappointnent nine of the seniors couldn't come. Mr. and Mrs. Otis Booth could not come cn account of beby Hula having the colic. Mr. Robert Flanagan, now a fdmous doctor ties cnlled out on sn urgent case and it'wa.s Eddie Csrcichnel who hed just been shot by one of those terrible wengsters. But wait. This is better news. Verlyn end Audrey--Feuline and Bill--hed been married the nicht before and Vere on their honeymoon, seiling down the Mississiepi on one of Bill's exclusive yachts. Now for the party. Anne Bell--HTilson und I were e little lets, but hubby hed to sing over station THA? this evening from 8:50 to 9:00, with Elizeueth Hayden nccowpnnying him with the violin. Miss Peery--H0h, my desrs, I'm so glad to see all it seems nnes since we were ell to ether, Hmery hsvs you and Eddie been to my 617555 53109, YU? lust , ,R .k A A sc come tomorrow. 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Te have been there for two yeare.H Maxine-NNI have seen your dance twile and I think it ie heautiful.H Eddiew-UMaxine, I heard of your famous dieoove of new to Keep the ante out of the euohoard and I'm going to try it.H Anna Bell--HThe time surely does fly, why its nearly twelve and hubby and I must go.H After all oi them were gone it seemed to have I' been a perfeut night. Ae Mary and I olimoed in bed we both wonoered what we would he doinl ten YSHYS from now. X jf P' X , 7 Ill I Q 1 L JI ,M X 21,1 A 'fn' we , , ,f x f ' ' X 4 1 ,f f' 1 XX zjff' I f ,l N. , . s f ' ' .I- I! I . , , ff ' f I, V . --- -- We- --.--.-.-..,-.L...,..4.4..,..,...........,.,,f...,..--........,,R,-,.,,,,,,i,A,, I, ,xx Q4 I I ,II I I I I .I Ji III I ,II :I ,- I I ' I I I I I I lji I,II III .WI . :M I I I I I III I' 1 I LII I I II 5 I I I I .I I I I II 1 .III III r. III- I r FYI .I , .IIE jul I In III , II! 'L III, I .II ,III ' ,, I W I II' I IIS. ,SI .IQ f v ,, Ii I. lv, '11 ,gf 'Il N. 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EEEEZEB It doesn't pay tg Woyry OT give up in desper, When tnere's so much of gledness For you to freely share, It doesn't pay to grumble If things seem to go wrong Better drown your deseppointment ln a cheerful burst of song. It doesn't pay to dawdle When tnere's urgent work to dog A cleer and noble purpose Till inspire the best in you. It doesn't pay to sorrow Over chances missed and gone, For nowever black the midnight Tlere will surely come the dawn. ---- ---- -Gregyille Kleiser Tighlights of the Osborn Debate Trip Bill says he csn't forget that long fait et the Cameron Hotel for certain persons and that Damn dog A certain member of the debate squad reperts tn Qiss Selecmen's actions on the return trip matched ei Wiiddish conplexionn. lt is understand that Eula and Audrey nearly lost in St. Joset? Saturday morning while in lookin a - drug store. J Bill still suns he made one creek Saturday ni i coming none fro: Gstorn that Mes never noticed by certain per ..- x Org 6 if 33 , XXX 7. 'U .Gif I! V - -- -.---- --, - -..-..-.,s..5.a..4w-4.sQ-:1..gf..g........-s-..n.ns.i-..aQ.Q f...-g,e.J.--N-., - 4 M X i E 1 r i P i i I P 4 E I 5 l r e fx x . ii i P Q i f Q r 5 K 4 I 1 N f Q , . .. . ,, -7- 1 -, -. . . --..Xu-. .,..:,a..,zf.1.1L g:...g.,.. ..,., ., ,...,,....:,-U.. --- -.... -.,. u- . .. . s , - fi.-vin-S.-. -. -.few ..............q.-.,..-.-.-...,.-E...--,....,-,,,,,,.,-.,,,,- .,,.,,,.,-,,f.,.5 - .,1L.x1.-w.,,,,,, Jane! lp also v if muck inteiested in wheq the f H 'S can f '- -Q ' - ' ' V .f 1 -L . lg, , 1.1. Barnard team will deb te here. Let's see do you spell tqe name Cole, Coal or Cold? Janey insists the last is not correct. The Tattler has been told that Bill Francisco is a brave boy. But where was his courage when he was visiting the Conrad farm and happened to be admiring some small pigs. The Tattler heard the AM. Problem class speaking of inventions. David Seckington gave a Very Vivid descrip- tion of a machine that records ones dreams. Otis Booth replied, ndhat good is that? Why not invent something useful? I read of an invention that made a little bell ring when your gas supply is low.W Why is that so useful, Otis? Your really a very unusual type of boy. It is said that Verlyn has a great feeling for the Heavenly bodies. A Jokes Freshmen might say: Freshie-NWo der what we will wear in Heaven?U Senior-HI inow what I'll Wear if I see you theren. Freshie-UVhat?H Senior-NA surprised look.H Freshie-Nwas that girl laughing at me?H Senior-NI don't know she often laughs at nothing.H Here's one on Wilson, Miss Hopkins referring to a speech made in the play NKin5 Henry VH asked: Hwhich do you think the most important of the things Henry names, your life, or the lives of the wives and children 1 of the men who had gone to war?' U Wilson: WWell I think my life would be most importan Miss H.-HDo you mean to tell me that you think your life is more important than your Wife, and your children?N Wilson--Hwell I haven't a wife or childrenn. fcjgijjiijjz I 6' I yas , . rl '-. S xg R X X . ..., . ' - -Y . . ,,,.....- . ......i..........-.-,...... ,........a,.,-.,-...,-..,...........-.s-.w....,-..v..f..-s..a.if.,a,--,...--4.,.4 I Y 5 I L i n L i ,K 'a 1, 1 F 5 P W E f . s K -4 I ' x K x 5 x i s f E 1 N. I gs S-,,,,i. ii 'N .5. .. .-.,.s.w..-,-f,.,,L -. - :-- T-5-. Loshv, an-sew F . .........--.-a--...f.-..---2-.1-v-szavrnas-.-,-faux.-..,.,-.vu--vi . 5, I, ln ' ' ' k 7 r K , . I , i ll' 4 , i i H 'Another blind one. Wilson Thompson reached for Lis pack of Murods when introducing his girl friend, Nl want you to meet Miss-MOM---er---say, Wnat is your name?U The tettler wondenH.wnst Mr. Harris thought 1 1 i V ' S w v I . Y i If N: V Ny 1 1 1-' Y ,I ,, mi W, .V ,,. ll of people. In speaking of trichenella he said , they were d type of round Worm in the human body. W He went on to say, HTney are found mostly in pork.U M ii u E I L 1 1 55 1! Q E F . l il A Q In K L W l N is ,QF i 3? i H ,N , if X ff 1 X 1' A 1 'fl 'll' NQNK lyk, W x., l 'X , 1 XX I I- WI1 Jf -'L X --.4 X. R K i' N 'jj X 1 msg i 1 Q f Z o JJ Atv WJ 'Jr' 5 cf V 4 S i 1 if V4 4 , 1 i X ff i ,l - - H ... ... - , , -. 1.,, ' ' A a-v4.Q.-,...4.......,...-a-.n-na..-....4...1i.4hgb..a......,us,.,-. . .-... ' ill i P i 1 Llc Bil Ive War A Q Eve Luc Ve I Wha Ma I Why Why Wh E Ma I R o 1 Mar J . E Wi 1 E s t Fr a Au d Wi 1 J O s 'fihy 'fiha' .Jhe what How Ruti fl ig Joh: Ge rr 'Q-my any ' fhel How How ,Then '-jfha' Jo e Lev Ve 1- Ed ge. A xj-T Q fi- A-P Z x-X R X C Il VOD ILACIIJE ---- iv- - - - ..-. --, -----1 ..-. - -.mu .-.,f..x.,-,.-..,-.F aQ...3,:9.. itll,.L,,.,..4:..,.---.,.,,-,..,.....:-.,,.,,, ,,,,,.,,,v,.?f.,f-.f.i.-..,,,3,,q- -xvrelfza'-rv rvrnvr-v::-g.-1-,1 -g-..,f.,,i.,,.:.,.- V.,1, I.- ,??,,,,,,,, . , ,,,,.. ,-v..- , ?,,-,,,.,..,- w' ' ' V -., , , . Xxx l u - ' IP Y L, .N , 1 '- ..+ J. .f ' I Lloyd Wilson as a He-man--- Bill with Wings-- Ivah Slagle not chewing gum-- Wanda Brodrick not giggling-- A quiet study hall without a teacher-- Every magazine and book in its blace Lucille Inman not wanting a date-- Vera without Anna Bell close at hand What Verlyn knows about love letters Margorie ?artridge being enthused over spring-- Why the girls all thrill over Harold Martin-- Why UJaneyU is so good natured-- What makes Gerald Mitchell so fascinating-- Martha F. not going after her man-- ' Rolla Huckleberry with a date-- Mary Auten angry-- J.B. Kinsley with a girl-- Wilson Thompson with out Vera Gates-- Esther Merril and Evangeline Scott not gigglin5-- Francis Kinsley skipping down the hall-- Audrey not skipping Speech Class-- Wilma Florea being romantic-- Joseph Swalley acting his age-- an-1 -nun in the HQS- library-- ! 1 ' 1 I 4 r ,1 ,U 4 , Why Travis Jvatt is so interested in all the girls-- ' That makes John Lvle so cute-- , Where foward lrevin lost his pep-- Where Hhuddvu Rogers weight lies-- How 'Fat' Howard get over the Jitters-- l Ruth Hollensbe without Martha Fave Henderson not flirting with some College or high school bov-- M John Burns not singing-- Q Gerald nlhire with a bass voice-- M jhy Howard E. Irwin is not in 2:00 o'clock studv hall S any nore-- ' I Q fherein the secret to Eddie Carmichael's silence lies-- H How Morris Hubbard accunalated all those freckles-- w How Glifford Force's cves got so big-- Q There studv hall teachers get all their gun-- 1 That Ludeene finds to tell Tobin about love-- Joe Arthur not making wise cracks-- 'w Lavonne without Mary-- Verlvn Conrad debating-- Edgar-with a sober face-- ,Q 1.4 ' ls t , 'KN 1 VI K32T'Xy .f M X i gy li, 2 'f 1 ,I A F ,, W x -. --, ,- e It 7 'N if l -Af ' li 4 , f f C arf ' 1 Zn - if 2 2 F fd! 1 J 1 w If ICJ cj! U Ml x' , ' fr , f X X ' w E -, I 1, .X g X If ' -I 1 x R xv I l X r A, , -... a., ' .s- .,.,,.,. ...' 5.5-a..,..Q.4.g...,1..h..g.,...-.s..-s-.xu.w.a...4a.Ls.s?.3....+..,a.Q: - 1 '7 I I i E S 5 E f I 1 E .. ,. ,x f L 9 L L I ? W K 1 i 2 x I 5 F I I H: I HE 1 'Wi a W 1' !Ei1f 'SSP 1 , 2 3 I P r tg ? s- . A -.,..,g,, :,.n..-.:g-4-a,gff.i,.,.,.-,gs-,sff,-. ...Nsvm-....-..f..T,-.f,,,,-,-JN, ,,,-wgsn, .- , ui, . ' , , , ri- C39 Q Ruth Hollensbe really studing-- Otis witholt Eula-- Ludeene without Adrian-- Frank Hayden not studing-- Sorenue not talking to some girls-- Gereld Alkire not acting like a girl-- Meurioe Hubbard wiih bleak hair-- Pauline Rose with red hair-- Charles Cooper without freckles-- Lela Rogers being small-- Eve Jean Fergerson being tell-- Mery Auten being fat-- Harold Swan mzd Ella Bremser with straight red hair-- Evlyn Freeze with blond curly heir-- Zane Lott being humorous-- ' Mr. Dieterioh not with an ehe and ear on us.-- Verlyn with Opel Walden-- Gerald Mitchell not blushing-- Lee Barber with out his lesson-- Mr. Dieterich not calling some one in the office John G.--VDO you think it is possible to love two girls at the some time?U Ralph C.--HNot if they know ith. Ralph also mode the statement that girls were a nuisance. Upon hearing what was about- the Tnttler agrees. no n , U f.- - -f -jg if Y efg p jr . ..fu -.s..e -'....3s.- .XTX ,ff 1 Uh N. fl ' Xxx af f. 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'fir .r Q:-ss-reefs-:Ps-xf:'?:s::1p:rm-onno-,zup.,5.1'fg-Tug-4--.fr-,m1'ru.x CLASS QUEENS u Elizabeih Turner, Juniorg Audrey Porter, Seniorg Pauline Hayden, Sophomoreg Eva Jean Ferguson, Freshman. .ifnxrriruii smrr Back row, left to right: Maxine Herdiety, Audrey Porter, Wilma Florea, Pauline Patton, Zane Lott. Front row, left to right: Frank Hayden, Bula Bowen, Mies Norris, Edna Hubbard Mary Auten, Gtis Booth N 1' L t . EAW 3 I . i g Q xx . - LxNx K L In 1 . fl' X f' , . - epagghg-H.: .-.....,an,u,,., ..f. Mary Louis Cr yst Sore Hers 1 1 'M 5 ' ' ' ' ' ' 't' ' - '- b'f f-'AMW'-'-'-ff-- ---'I '2--'f'f:'+'efH -fa-H-''---'H'f-:afar2--ka-B-9'-salem---q--efeefffwee:+5-9-9:-fs:amaze-y:-aan.-R,:,a..,.,.-..?...,..,.i1,-pg..V ,.,-3. , 1.3, ,,,,,- , GIRLS VOLLEY BALL TEAM Back row left to riaht: 9 .J Mary Jane Scott, Mary Elizabeth Mendenhall, Mable Cooper, Louise Dougan, Mariam Martin, Lela Rogers, Eula Bowen, Front row, left to right: Crystal Hubbard, Vera Gates, Miss Eudora Smith, Pauline Hayden, Arcalla Courtney. Basketball Team Back row, left to right: d Jorn 'rthur Dale Swearengen, Gerald Mitchel, Sorenns A ans, i' A ' , Pete Perry.. Front row, left to right: Herschel Jennings, Otis Booth, James BIYHUJG, Rolla HUCkl6b9I'TY, John Gallagher, Harold Martin. X f XX .r,f3T !f X X H X, f ,sf f i a f X I Q L, XJ' J f If L- i ,A 'iffy Z, J 3 f f ,f if , , 1 ,, '. 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A , - - . , . . 1 ni Qing ufiealihg, A 3-Acit. By C I College Auditorilf e.. CAST C65 Ross Whitney, who ishe Wise .........--.---------- -A Mrs. Wendell Whiting Christopher Roach, p. n Sanitorium ........... I Edith Stevenson, the U- Mrs. Bertha Bi1i21I1O1 Sf!1 o0n5ii2iHEE i5iiiiiI5fE! ne Anita, Langwe-11, Consit Miss Effie Sloan, ano- Hgrwg- Haskins, a gro on Oliver anothj 3. h. - -f--ffwb'f5H' vxr'Culiw1Gl0iS . Wits Seminar Glass dairy herd ,represented the soundesti foundation for any farmer. ' - v -i....i.i-, ' Station Massacre Movie 'i 3 i to Bye Shown at Tivoli , H ,QW ,R G Men l a icture dealin with the I ' -1 g Kansas City station massacre, is to be shown bythe Tivoli theater of this city this week-end. It tells a-thrilling story of hoibv thej government men avenged fhB1ifa.tr.ocity. and, ran the gangsters 'tc earthwfriie Kansas, City censor' order-. ed 'tHe lpcal theateriliihererto out out any reference to Kansas Gityj although it did'be1fgg,i1i.fthefqghactrrlehtA of the massacre. ,Cn E: .Cdol-r, th,eg1ocalF'.inar1: ager, said thatanothing 'will be cut from the, picture, ?.Sf.-.Sh0WI1. in his theater, and Kansajsgfiity will be name-:Z a number of fthe city of the crime, and St. Joseph is also named as the hideout for the gangsters. '- Read Daily Forum Want Ads. i . I i it f. 1 4 1 1 i W 3 1 ,f'D C COOK'Si - V, l A p N, . , r r .sye tF,..,'iSPEClALV, 1 'ri u V .NOTICE i f A As YQ i.0n the Si1perLSpecia1'-Production-- ' A di ' A y 'fi 1. ,i.. If ! CAGNEY y ' l' 5 withall ff I g ,Star Cast 7 I A f , if Q . Due to tits, tremendousfPopu1arity we Will Show DAILY, MACFINEES i SUNDAY - MONDAY -' TUESDAY I e Night Show Owl Show,'10i:30 Sat. Nite Matinees 3:30 7:45-9:30 Une wise-ne An Owl -.lqyeiffl g : M., .Sharp i..... . . ., W ., ,,.., .v. . ri ,v , , . .. , - - - ,,.,. .,... '.z,.b.n.u.a-......-.:.:,...-.....-.,. ' g,av.1iu--au:: - V V, , , , .... ,... . .. ,-,,,,,...,,.-.,n.f.,.-...,- ,H H, . .- ---'- .-m..4.as-La-f,-.-.,...-.- , - - L..-.---..,,,.. r i 'ami ga it uncalgia , ,V mi , h D, .wgnii P- li ' v g,.,.,,eEE9H5'.EB!ENEW., - Lost, Found. Strayed' 1 FOUND: WE' HAVE Two' CALVES E I ffhich have strayed onto our place. ' Loser can have sametby paying for this ad.-Joe Norman, 4 miles North- '- east. L5-15-173. e NO W rt STRAYED OR STOLEN: LARGE og t red dog, white mark in face. Whitel pg ' throat. 1, Reward. -- Notify Daily Y O1 Forum, Q5-15-1771. 0 s, c AUTOMOTIVE r NALAfAi'fAv'v'v'N'Af'iAv'Nr4fAv'vAi'v4fAv'v'vAvAv'v' ,5,f, Automobiles for Sale 8 V I Plymouth' 1 Rec W , and . , f d sms THE PLYMCUTH FLOATING Ea, power, hydraulic brakes and safety Elf f steel bodies. Only three fof the many 1 4 reasons for Plymouth popularityf- 120 W. 3rd - Both Phonesk'720 - l Arn01d-Stponm,MnL0LCD,,,,.g,AeF,-LAK Y ' ' V 4 A 1 zPEwRrrERs: ALL MAKES: , ...Q 3 0000 Q rentals, sales-service, supplies: new EEQf,ElZ,i1fr'-'v W 'Y mmpifestebleseeasy paymenwfwawvule - - , rin , Nodaway val- Atoday.,,1tAGEN 373 M519 1934 mes 317. 15-17- Alwayf Memories v Coal and Feed 1934 Pe ,Sqj vu , Vine street. Un- 1932 SWF M 'mm i'L'l !'L?L9diEsblY1tibn James Heekin re- ,1933 on Nuo-coNTlNENT Pueuc LIBRARY m the fum but the business Wm 1933 C11 Genealogy8-Local History Branch ucted as formerly by W- D. ?xe1vgrJg:r'EVJg 64050 G E Hleekin says he hasn't made up Several , ' ld yet just what work or business he will engage in but that it BAGBY MOTGR C0. First 8a Main. ,Both Phonesf-462. Y , v 0 PRosPEaLzrr,oLUB iUsed CarsLWe Can,Trustl isihis intention to remain in Maryville. The partnership was formed about sev- en years ago. Fewer Seed Loans. L. r V, Thompson, ,government-frseed and feed loan clerk at the local relief office, sav that sim-A me ,-na.-. 1-1 -.,,1,:., ,,..,,i.., me., mn.........-...--...rm....s--2-5-svrmeanr .1-,a...,.. . s..,f.,,,y..- -- - norv- ssesr , l . ' . :r 1. 1-.35 1. sr -x. r .afraiuagerff-l.f,i-1.,if, . ge .- as W 2 eniur 01151521 h 5 . ni Qiuliege High Presents ugiealilqg, iralilpg, ami! ggliisen A A 3-Act Farce Comedy By Charles George College Auditorium, Tuesday, May 14, 1935 CAST OF CHARACTERS Ross Whitney, who is healthy, Wealthy and Wise ---------------------.............................. ..... G erald Mitchell Mrs. Wendell Whiting, his mother .... Katherine Collins Christoph-er Roach, proprietor of the Rest Cure SHIDJEOTIUHI ............................................ Sorenus Adams Edith Stevenson, the head nurse ................ Gladys Fultz Mrs. Bertha Biltmore, a nervous patient ,,,,,,,,,,,, Jane Scott Const'eInce Bilt1'hore her daughter .... Jeanette Needham ,Anita Langwell, Constance's churn ...... LaVonne Ulmer Miss Effie Sloan, another -patient ................ Vera Gates Horace Haskins, a grouchy -bachelor ........ Gerald Alkire Anthony Oliver, another guest ................. -Adrian ,Tobin Bert Barker, a detective who lives up to his name E. R. Keiffe-r Hyacinth Jones, colored maid at the sanitorium Conrad Eubie Sissle, Ross' colored valet .............. Eldon Mitch-ell Hope Cartwright, Ross' 'former fiance ....... - ........... Turner Julie Bates, her chum ................................ Aleta Burnham Act I.-A summer morning. Act II.--Later that afternoon. Act III.--The same evening. The entire action of the play takes place in the lounging and reception room of a Rest Cure Sanitorium, somewhere in the East. Director-Betty Boschg Prompter-Hazel Livengood Stage Managers-Robert Boyer, John Gallagher, Paul Perry. 's Properties-Mary E. Mendenhall, Leia Rogers, Lucille Rimel. Ushers-Ilene Swann, Faye Spire, Beatrice Spire, David Seckington, Maurice Hubbard, J. Ralph Collins. . - A . . . . . - ' ,.... ,,. s..-r -- - ns-nau.4.A4.a..p-a-:6.a... -- ---- - -un-hr:-.muy-sus. i .- ......as.---Q-..,...-.,....-vrnf. , , , , , -ramp HOU if uncuomrl i' 2004 I sgiiN5'!?' 3 0990 Lf'5'555?3Q6'- GEN. 373 M519 1934 Memories MID-CONTINENT PUBLIC LIBRARY Genealogy 8- Local History Branch Independence, M0 64050 317 w. Highway 24 G E ,L . lm-2 'A :Zena N .url sf Lf?-,. ,971 ,r' .1 as '. ,Q 41.3 . . . H, 'W f.,f'u1-i 16375 View 'f , 2 if 2'1 -,X Awn- , . .40 4 ., . 1 an vw wif, , . , V 1 rffc 1. le, , L U. .K ,pw--W: 1: ' X ' 'N -,ww M, - B f ,af 4 '55 ff-f'u5x'fgQ? .L ns lv? , g2TQ31l1f3i?L - -.... . 1 . - : ' 0 I 5'Q M1 4 1, X' ' Q , a -wg Y.. N ix 3 me H.-rf ',-,1 f ,. fl ,W .Y 24 : Y fi Q Fm :- . '- . --Lf -ar' 4' .. x gg-, .Y -,L f-' L Aly., A ,f 31, 1 .v, .N- U 2 eninr fillers:-ua nf Qlnllege 4 igly Presents 6.6 4 A 3-Act Farce Comedy By Charles George giealihg, Healing, ann mise .la I 9?i,5.f' rx ,wr ' - ....., .....,:-.-aeznmevrsuarnrr, 5... f I -'N' ' 1 .-. ,.,1sL3..-xr -: ' - A -'4' -- F College Auditorium, Tuesday, May 14, 1935 ' CAST OF CHARACTERS Ross Whitney, W-ho is healthy, wealthy and Wise lvgtche-11 Mrs. Wendell Whiting, his mother .... Katherine Collins Christopher Roach, proprietor of the Rest Cure Sanitorium Adams Edith Stevenson the head , nurse ................ Gladys Fultz Mrs. Bertha Biltmore, a nervous patient ............ Jane Scott Constance Biltmore, her daughter .... Jeanette Needham Anita Langwell, Constance's chLun ...... LaVonne Ulmer Miss Effie Sloan, another ,patient ................ Vera. Gates Horace' Haskins, a grouchy bachelor ........ Gerald Alkire Anthony Oliver, another guest .................... Adrian Tobin Bert Barker, a detective who lives up to his name E. R. Keiffer Hyacinth J ' ' ones, colored maid at the sanitorium Conrad E . A. ' , ubie Sissle, Ross colored valet .............. Eldon Mitche-ll Hope Cartwright, Ross' f ' ormer fiance .... Julie Bates, her chum .........................,...... Aleta Burnham Act I.-A summer morning. Act II.-Later that afternoon. Act III.-The same evening. The entire action of the play takes lac ' p ion room of a Rest Cure A p e in the lounging and rece t' Sanitorium, somewhere in the East. Direc tor-Betty Bosch 3 Prompter-Hazel Livengood Stage Managers-Robert Boyer, John Gallagher, A Paul Perry. Properties-Mary E. Mendenhall, Lela Rogers, Lucille Rimel. Ushers-Ilene S David Seckington, Maurice Hubbard, J. Ralph Collins. A ' Wann, Faye Spire, Beatrice Spire, . V ' .1. -, ': . .,....... 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