College High School - Rhetorette Yearbook (Warrensburg, MO)

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.vp '1n'f ' 4 '1 I 1 ii. ,.,-...,.-... f..-.,, ,-gy-?,,,2,A A-a-acherls A-a-acher! JYes, H'you know Shirley, thatfs the Hrst thing you'11 hear, ,Whois Hurley? Why that cute, smiling, Httle, blonde, Senior tgirl, of courseo Her full name is Shirley Mnnces Fitter1ing,but we woulda nw advks you to caU.her Frances Hurley is barely 4'l1Hin height mm has light hair and.bhMaeyes, Nw was born December 50, 1932, mm.c1aims the title being the last baby born:m.l952,in Johnson County, Shirley says fried chickenand ice cream are her favorites in food, while roller skating is her favorite sport, J' She is the Student Council secretary this year, and also a nwmber of both the Colt Capers Mmff and the Rhetorette Staff, ,Her plans after graduationare rmt definite, but she will prob- Miy attend College, 1 We think Shirley is one of Une mwt popular girls in the Senior Mass for she is always ready to lwlp others, to join in work or Nay, and to carry her share of Um responsibility of whatever Mbject may be pending, If you dwvt know Shirley we advise you M make her acquaintance, 0 .,.,: --.,,,. V... s. wmv' rf f. .,,. ,,,.,a.,1,,,, 2 A' A ,A 1.5.5 I ,!5,'g,, Lys,--gwr'::,,' -117, - -. .5 f.-f.,,UiV',1,. -fa'sM.f M12g-Mi, ,. ' ,keel--sci-1fs+::4-8:32.-1.23-5ts,vf.c::fwlaE5?,:',r:e:1. Q. , f,flf'f,-:wi :MW QMM' f was X 4 yrs . afef'w -Jwizw-, tts- anssf , Z' A' , fQ!?337Q5ff77 Q , tswfswnsfskt ', YQ, lg ' 1' ' 4, T ,723 hx: www, is V, 9., t 1, 1-,.j,s+ys,:.4f BWQXWQNMMMMQ nf ,- ,- 5, is Eff' ff 1- QQ: ...... , One of our Senior personahiies for this week is none other than LoydlCol1ett, , Loydl was born November 12, 1952, in Lafayette County, Miss- ouri, but,has lived in Johnson County, most of his life, He now livesl in the Valley City neighborhoodo' 1 h Loyd says, concerning food, nI'll take ice cream, anytimgon As,for hobbies heid almost rathr er hunt or fish than to eat, Loyd measures 5'11U in height and, weighs about,l45 lbs, He has black, wavy, hair and brown eyes, which light up when anyone mentions farming, He is an active memberin both 4H and FOFQAQ serving as treaw sure of the last named organi- zation, ' A ' 1 After graduation from COHOSO Loyd is planning 'to attend Miss souri' University, and you've guessed it!! 1He'S planning ,to major in Agricultureo V DO Good Do all the good you can, In all the ways you can, To all the people you can, Just as long as you can,