College High School - Rhetorette Yearbook (Warrensburg, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1952 volume:

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' LOVING, ATTENTIVE, AND ENTERTAINING; YET THEIR OBEDIENCE AND I. i 3., '. N . .' 1,, w 22:: INTELLIGENCE ARE EVER PRESENT. PUPPETS MINGLE REALITY WITH 2 ?VL FANTASY; YET AS THEY ARE AS CLD AS THE THEATER ITSELF, THEY HAVE 1 HAPPY. THEIR SCHOOL DAYS ARE HILARIOUS AND ENTERTAINING; YET THEIR OBEDIENCE AND INTELLIGENCE ARE EVER PRESENT. THE STUDENTS OF COLLEGE HIGH SCHOOL ALSO MINGLE REALITY WITH DAY-DREAMS; YET AS THEY GROW OLDER IN SCHOOL, THEY TOO, BECOME WISER AND BETTER ACQUAINTED WITH THEIR ROLE OF LIFE. I i wwinj w v-v hard ' - - fork: '75:,3: V : Lt: ,v5r'ff:'--3 cu ,-,-;:::;-,A-7 ,.,,,,1 . -.,mnu.,.,gn.z,,,l..4 j ,J NA...- l I . , . , - . f . ,' y ' l K'x I y, ' v .- . I , Y H ,' , 4 x LITY, ARE FUN- .;,1:+I';m; NCE AND 1;; .II 92 1f: atia n Y WITH '1 3 ' TO THE FORMER STUDENTS AND GRADUATES OF C.H.s., , THEY HAVE AKE-BELIEVE. - 1- ,1: 1 WHO IN THE CAUSE OF FREEDOM HAVE TAKEN UP ARMS, UNDER THE UNITED NATIONS, SO THAT ALL MAN KIND MAY NT A D IVE N ENJOY THE RIGHTS AND PRIVILEGES SET FORTH IN THE ING' Y T , E DECLARATION OF HUMAN RIGHTS, WE OF THE RHETORETTE HE STUDENTS ' L , , , STAFF HUMBLY DEDICATE THIS BOOK. - ' ' . ,' $ , V .,,;,, 2-!!;', 11,'1- ; . . , , . L i ,4 ,i'it, 5J7? F 1 .'I , I, L ., x L ': I4; L . - ,.'u-'k- AND BETTER 9 1f , A a a '. '- , 'x ,J 7 ;f U ;.I: Y r: 1 ; 5m: 1 ., I t 7', 4 .LJ I ' I ' 0' . . ' .; '1: 3. u .9. , uvm Mg; Va' v-v- a! V- Y ; Ecenihk w, ' WWWW mw MW 2. i DR. MARION S. SCHOTT aHEAD OF TEACHER TRAINING CENTRAL MISSOURI STATE COLLEGE ; PRINCIPAL, COLLEGE HIGH SCHOOL I 3 .5: 14- n -17, .. j: GEORGE w. DIEDILER, PRESIDENT ' CENTRAL MISSOURI STATE COLLEGE 5m MRS. LASS COM AMMON ROBERS MUS CLARENCE WHIT BOY MISS ARNOTT GIR . MRS SKINNER SEC GRACE LIVLNGE HOM FRANK LIDRAL ORC LAURETTA SMI CON DR. STERNF 0mm MRS . LASS COMMERCE AMMON ROBERSON 1i MUSIC CLARENCE WHITEMAN T ININGK BOYS PHY. ED. ATE COLLEGE HIGH SCHOOL MISS ARNOTT GIRLS PHY. ED. MRS SKINNER SECRETARYv GRACE LIVLNGSTON HOME ECONOMICS FRANK LIDRAL ORCHESTRA LAURETTA SMITH COMMERCE DR. STERNF COMMERCE DR. ELLIS MATHEMATICS Wm. JOHNSON FOREIGN LANGUAGE MR. DELAVEN QOCIAL STUDIES 1 l a I i ,, l ! ?I I Miss JAMIESON GIRLS PHY. ED. MISS YOUMANS HOME ECONOMICS. ROBERT SMITH INDUSTRIAL ARTS MR. CASADY COMMERCE EDITH BROOKS MUSIC MRS. JENT NURSE MR. HOLLAND CHEMISTRY MISS CONWAY ENGLISH CLARENCE PEARCE AGRICULTURE KMWVW' MR. MCCLURE AGRICULTURE MRS. HENDRIX LIBRARIAN NOT PICTURED ' 1' ?wlyrmJ-Zr 113-9.... ,1, , l av : I I , my 7,3. arm: 11,.Ln-'.1:'Mq.avg .N , . .27,qu xwx'j-V't -' We Seniors have been an enthusiastic, fun loving, and hard working class through-out our school years. All of us speak with one accord when we say that we expect our brightest and happiest memories to be the days we spent in C.H.S. r Mfufo Win; HANDSOMEST BOY......................,.............................DEE HALLEY PRETTIEST GIRL........................;;.e......................SHIRLEY BELL BEST ALL AROUND GIRL ........................................... MARY DONLEX BEST ALL AROUND BOY ' 't ' t 'WALLACE BROWN WITTIEST BOY ' JACK EASTERWOOD WITTIEST GIRL........................................f........ ELLEN DEATLEY BOY MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED..................................... DARYL DODSON GIRL MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED .................................. MARJORIE SCOTT MOST POPULAR BOY'-'-- '-'- - -- '; - -'-'---'- - TOM ETTER MOST POPULAR GIRLaoooooooooouoooooo...oooooooooooooooooooo000000SHIRLEY BEILL DR. EMMETT ELLL Sponsor TOMMY ETTER You get me all don't like thet all like me. We predict: a m .337 +7 . e, DEE HALLEY He likes work, it fascinates him! He could sit and look at it for hours. We predict: a farmer. DR. EMMETT ELLIS Sponsor DARYL DODSON I may not be handsome, but I'm sure darn good looking. We predict: a singer. with est DEE HALLEY IRLEY BELL RY DONLEX ACE BROWN ASTERWOOD N DEATLEY W TOMMY ETTER HOMER JARMAN ' LEON BOWERS 'YL DODSON 7 Yeu get me all wrong, I He keeps his thoughts Doesn't say much, but don't like the girls they to himself---mostly. quite a.guyJ' . . ORIE SCOTT all like me. We predict: a farmer, we predict: a mlnlster. TOM ETTER , We predict: a mechanic. IRLEY BELL h , :9 .fr. ,. 1,1; 3:1imszuk ,. , - a::;;w-uv x ., . w MARJORIE SCOTT MARY DONLEY JOHN ARTERBURN ' H 1 When I catch 'em they MuSic has charms, but ?he world ean t turn tav caughn so has our Mary. Withoet me. . 2 wgggW We predict'.1 farmers wife. She likes: President of Ambition: Engineer. 2i Junior class. GLENN BUTE Always ravin', behavini. Known for: compL about life. BETTY AKERS It's nice to be natural, when you're naturally nice. We predict: a secretary. e gm... . WALLACE BROWN ! I have survived. i Noted for: his friend- liness. JACK EASTERWOOD SHIRLEY BELL It's a great p1 too handsome a H We predict: a ft containing no dB A pretty girl is like a melody. We predict: a nurse. . ,L . di'x'i' I'GJ-Vh'rzf$;fk:'1?4l' ; ,.; . ,3? :1 Aj.-jv . 3 I; . Hunk . . -. . .-,,.. ERBURN 1d can't turn me. : Engineer. ALBERTA CLIFTON Beware! I'm bashful. Ambition: a secretary. GLENN BUTE Always ravin', never behavin'. Known for: complaining about life. ELLEN DEATLEY Who says good looks and brains can't go together? Noted for: her sweet personality. E BROWN 3 survived. for: his friend- 7'1 JACK EASTERWOOD EVA EARLY PAT DITTY It's a great plague to be Although you don't know Boys may come and boysi M...Nw:.n too handsome a man. it, I'm not going to be a may go, but I go on 7 We predict: a future an old maid. forever. . containing no dull moments. Ambition: Southwest She likes: Men 1n blue. Baptist College. nnfp- we MJ- ,5, '1':- - I11-91;.dt'KMJEJJ'. r .9233... y. v-93 , . ,. SHIRLEY ELWELL HUBERT FAUGHT KITTY HARDING Ah' Sweet Mystery Of Life. Those teachers don't 011 well. I ain't afraid ! Ambition: To be a good wife. appreciate me like they OI boys, ought'a. Ambition: To be a We predict: a dairyman. psychiatrist. BOB MARE Greater men th have lived, but it. we appreciate: of jokes. GEORGIA HERD Hasn't fallen yet, but DORIS IRLE when she does---. We predict: a secretary. I'd raaier laugh than: QTY any aV We predicn: A Home Ec.; major. DONNA SPROAT MARTHA HOOK Thanks for th ride, I had a 1 time. We Dredict: Ye willbe lively She'll wait for her man any day. Secret ambition: airline hostess. I ; . :3. 7.? , 5.1.7,??? 5.1....1H, . 04-3.. ,, ,w a -. ,. .,.A 7 . r HARDING ell. I ain't afraid: ,yS. ll ion: To be a iatrist. ELIZABETH OSSENBRINK llShe doesn't say much, but she thinks a lot. We predict: a professional artist. t E g1 2 I . e BOB MARE Greater men than I may have lived, but I doubf it. we appreciate: his love FLOXD PARSONS of jokes. Nothihg ever worries me--Vhrv not even my lessons. We predict: a farmer. ZS IRLE 1 rather laugh than amyday . . predict: A Home Ec.,,3 3r. ' DONNA SPROAT CLEORA SHAW JANET PEERSON Thanks for the buggy What's in a name? I'm The luckiest member of ride, I had a wonderful going to change mine. our class, wears on her time. Tea leaves predict: a house- left hand a sparkling we Dredict: Yeater Hall wife. glass. willbe lively next year, Ambition: a stenographer. D BBS er CLASS OFFSXC a 0K TS; 333$ r Vice Pres n 'YTeS' , W 1 00x0 As Juniors, we Wlsh to express our happiness in the success of our many projects and activities which are the result of'the enthusiastic and cooperative spirit of each member of our Class. We sincerely hope that our senior year will be as happy and prosperous as this year has been. wga'o 7060 HANDSOMEST BOX....... ............. ..............................-JACK TURNER PRETTIEST GIRL....................... ..... ......................BETTY PRUESS BEST ALL AROUND BOX............. ...... . ......... .................ALBERT BROWN BEST ALL AROUND GIRL........ ..... .... ...... .. ..... .............JO ANN ELWELL WITTIESrFBOYOOOIIOOIOOOIOIOOOOIOO03000-000000...OOOOOOOCCIOIIIIOOOOJm SPROAT WITTIEST GIRL...OOOOOOOOOIIOC.O0'0O...IOODOCOOOIOODIOOIOOOMARY ALICE ECm-IOFF BOY MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Ooooooonoocooooooooo-oooooooouoooooooWA-RD WEIJ-DON GIRL MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED............................... ...... BETTY PRUESS MOST POPULAARBOY............O.. ..... 00.0.00 ..... OOOOOOOIOOOOIOOO.DON COLmAN MOST POPULAR GIRL OOOOO UCOOOOOIOCOCOOC.O'IOOOOIOOOCOO ....... ILA VONNEWILCOXIN DON COLEMAN-PRI JACK TURNER- LAVONNE V ' BOB B! HELEN ARWOO ROBERT A JOYCE AR success ;f'the class. 1d ..JACK TURNER .BETTY PRUESS ..ALBERT BROWN JO ANN ELWELL .. . .JIM SPROAT ALICE ECKHOFF ,,wARD WELDON . BETTY PRUESS ..DON COLEMAN IONNE WILCOXIN -.,.vv. , 0-7 Knit??? httJ-rher-d-r 72-37; 7:..727 73:7,. , 0-7. .,1a-,'i . . , ., , DON COLEMAN-PRES. JACK TURNER-V. PRES. , , LAVONNE WILCOXIN-SEC.3 BOB BAXTER-TRES. HELEN ARWOOD ROBERT ATKINSON JOYCE BALDWIN ARTHUR BARNETT ELMA BARNETT DELBERT BODENHAMER ALBERT BROWN MARILYNN BROWN DALE CARPENTER NORMA JO CLIFTON MARILYN CROSS JOHN COLSTER KATHERN COLSTER RUBY CORTNEY VERNON CAREY J's; theft mu -:r.- r Leawa-ex va-fdi': . rxmr. , : MARY ALICE ECKHOFF RALPH KREW JO ANN ELWELL WINONgi ROY EARP RA WILMA FOX B. WILLIAM MAI KENNETH FOSTER CHARLES JAMES FITTERLING ESTHI FRANCIS GREEN E1 JIM BOB GRANGER MARIE HAMMOND EVELYN HACKER SHIRLEY HUFFMAN BOB HIMBURY LUCIEN HUNTER KARL JOKEBUIT LAVON JONES LOUISE MARKLEY JOAN MCCLUNEY JUNE McGIRL NAOMI MASONER .- .'r.e':'r..;. CE ECKHOFF RALPH KREWSON H ELWELL WINONAH MARTIN Y EARP RAYMOND MINOR WILMA FOX 4 BETTY MULLINS WILLIAM.MARR ?OSTER CHARLES MARE FITTERLING ESTHER OZIAS XNCIS GREEN ELEANOR OZIAS JIM BOB GRANGER DON PARSONS BETTY PREUSS ANNA SIMMONS CALVIN SHORE ANNA CHAMBERLAIN JIMMIE RUSH JIMMY SPROAT BILLY SMITH WILLIAM PHILLIPS RICHARD WEEKS WARD WELDON ; ft CLAJS OFFICERS Pres. Will mchman Treso Jerry Shreeves, Vice Pres. Eddy Stark, Seco El Louise Davis With a years experience behind us, we Sophomores feel that we have truly emerged from the greenhorn stage of freshmen into the wise but foolish stage of sophomores. we are proud of the members of our class who have brought distinction to us by being outstanding in many activities during the year. COOOOIIIOOOOOOCOOOCOIOOOIOOI-WILL RICIMAN BEST ALL AROUND GIRL...........Q.O0.00.00.00.00000'DOCQOCOOOOO' SHIRLEY GREEN WITTIEST BOYD.0.0.0.0...O.O.0.0.00.00.00.00...00......000OOOOOIOOOIJIM POWERS MIITTIEST GIRL -nootooooooooooooooooooouooo00000000000000...000 BECKY THORBURN BOY MOST LIKELYTO SUCCEED.0..I0.0.0.0....OCOCOOOOOOOOO.IOOIIDOUGLASS SCROGGS GIRL MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED uonoooootooooo-ooooocoooooooooooo-o-oooLESLIE HOOK WILL RICKM EDDIE STAR EL LOUISE JERRY SHRE BILLY ANGL BUD BRENNE JOHN BRATT JOHN BROOK PORTIA BEW BETTE CNEQ MARY LEE Cl LUELLA COGI G. W. COOPJ KELLY DAY MARY DEDEKJ GLORIA DILJ SHELBY DIIJ BILLY EVANE JESSIE FAUC BARTON GODI 1 that n into f the y being 'ERNON SCOTT OUISE DAVIS ILL RICKMAN IRLEY GREEN .JIM POWERS KY THORBURN ASS SCROGGS LESLIE HOOK 3K REYNOLDS DILLINGHAM WILL RICKMAN-PRES. EDDIE STARKvV.PRES. EL LOUISE DAVIS-SEC. JERRY SHREEVES-TREAS. BILLY ANGLE BUD BRENNER JOHN BRATTEN JOHN BROOKSHIER PORTIA BYMUN BETTE CAMERON MARY LEE CLARK LUELLA COGDILL G. W. COOPER KELLY DAY MARY DEDEKE GLORIA DILLINGHAM SHELBY DILLINGHAM BILLY EVANS JESSIE FAUGHT BARTON GODFREY '. 29' m . -v,-,-.a-;,m.... xv...;-v.--A -, Nun JOHN GODFREY RICHARD GUDDE SHIRLEY GREEN FRANK HILL LESLIE HOOK DORINE JONES DON KING JOANNE KINNEY CARROLL LEE ALBERT MC BURNEY BETTIE LOMAN JOHN MC MURPHX JUNE MIFFLIN CARROL MULLINS CHARLES MULLINS LYMAN NORMAN GORDON PARSONS ALAN PHELE GENE PRXOE JIM POWERS JACK REYNC ROBERT SHA DOUGLASSCP VERNON SCC GALE STARE JOE STEWAE BILL'TABEP BECKY THOE NEOMA VEAC JOHN WIISC GLEENA BAl DFREY GUDDE GREEN ILL HOOK J ON ES i G KINNEY LE 10 BURNEY QOMAN MURPHX ITLIN IULLINS MULLINS EMAN ARSONS 'L'Q'E? ALAN PHELPS GENE PRYOR J IM POWERS J ACK REYNOLDS ROBERT SHAW DOUGLASSCROGGQ VERNON SCOTT GAIE STARK J OE STEWART BILL TABER BECKY THORBURN NEOMA VEACH JOHN WILSON GLEI'INA BALDWIN MR. HALDIMAN SPONSOR Pres CLASS Omcgiw Templet . eS- :3:ih::w Tres- Alex 3 As Freshmen we wishxto say that we have enjoyed this year very much and are looking forward to three more years in College High. we are proud of our class for winning King and Queen of the Carnival of 1952. 106650 We HANDSOPEST BOXIOOOOODOOOOQOICOIOIOOOOOOOOODOIOIOOIIOIOOUOODOODODOOOOBOB IRVIN PRETTIEST GIRL'O'O ...... 000.000.000.000.0.0000000000000000000000..VELIM URBIN BEST ALL AROUND BOY.... ..... .. ..... .o.o.:...........o.......BILLY BOB BRENNER BEST ALL AROUND GIRL..0..O............o.........0.............MIRIAM HEMPHILL WITTIEST BOYo.ooo.oo. ..o.....o..o.......oo.o ........ .o....o.oALAN BODENHAMMER WITTIEST GIRL....a ...... . ................. . ....... . ....... .....o.PEGGY SPROAT BOY MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED ...... ac.............o......oo.....o.oALEX BARTLETT GIRL MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED ....... ..................... ..... ...DORIS REYNOLDS MOST POPULAR BOY.........0 ..... ooooooooooooooo-Ioocooococo. ...... JOHNNY SCOTT 000.0000. cccccc 40.00.0000... ....... HELEN B.ALDWIN BILL BOB B HELEN BALD KEITH TEMP ALEX BARTL CHESTER AE ALLEN BODI CLYDE BROC BILLY CLAI AGNES CLEA EUGENE COI DOROTHY CC GILBERT CI MARY ANNE RONNIE DII JOHN FITTE ROBERTA HA MLHEEMH MIRIAM HEM FREDDIE HE DIMAN OR age f the .B0B IRVIN ELMA URBIN 3B BRENNER g 4 HEMPHILL DDENHAMMER ;GY SPROAT j C BARTLETT E REYNOLDS NNY SCOTT iN BALDWIN BILL BOB BRENNER-PRES. HELEN BALDWIN-V.PRES. KEITH TEMPLE-SEC. ALEX BARTLETT-TREAS. CHESTER ARTERBURN ALLEN BODENHAMMER CLYDE BROOKSHIER BILLY CLARK AGNES CLEAR -EUGENE COLSTER DOROTHY COURTNEY GILBERT CUTHBERTSON MARY ANNE DeATLY RONNIE DILLIWGHAM JOHN FITTERLING ROBERTA HALLIER J ULIUS HARDING MIRIAM HEMPHILL FREDDIE HERD kw: ,..,,.. ,... , ., v .. w, r . stau- BOB IRVIN OWEN MARE JANE MASONER GENE MCGIRL EVERETT NORMAN 9 PAUL OSBORNE BONITA PARSONS TOM PHILLIPS DORIS REYNOLDS BETTY SARTIN JOHN SCOTT LEILONI SMITH PEGGY SPROAT FRANKLIN'STEWART HELEN TABER , BOB THOMAS JANE TIPTON VELMA URBAN GENE VEACH NOT PICTURED DNER RL ORMAN c RSONS IPS TNOLDS TIN i I'VI 1 ZMITH N . ....',. -v,.lpr-'az,..-::-la.. yaw's ..., :-v:.v.:g;-;A:73 ? 12va - -wt:r'-'r'--rr -: w '7' , --' ,V , Nm.:..::;m;:?i;a1:.:;d-;w : A:'f.jl....- M 2... ; Seuentft dee and W Quade ROW I N.PRUSSING-J.BRENNER-P.FISHEErJ.INNES-K.ALLEN-J.BODENHAMER-G.BROWN-P.BYNUM PRES. V. PRES. SEE. TREAS. ROW II J.GAMERON-J.CASADYFJ.CHRISTOPHER-E.DEDEKE-L.DYERPD.ELLIS-S.ETTER-M-LEE ROW III W.LEE-R.LOCKARD-B.MARSHALL-R.MOHLER-M.MUDD-F.PENNACCHIO-T.POWERS-N.RIDENHOUR ROW IV B.SAUNDERS-N.SHEPPARD-N.SHREEVES-L.SMITH-D.SPENCE-J.WINFREY-B.WRIGHT NOT PICTURED J. LUELLEN . . . . v . ... -: .x vauwp. v :1 , ,.. :xn'I't5..,.1; ,......--$--l. .,..3... ,, .w , .. V. 5 . gwwur. -. -. ... 3... ER? x w .. g 4;: w. ..,wx.,.x5!,.: 5921.2: , xiilyzwtatiitli National Honor Societ scholarship, and service. grade average. y membership is based upon leadership, character, Members are required to have and maint ain a 3.4 This organization, the state. comparatively new is C. H. S p of members from the 7, 8, leadership, and service. ., is one of the few in and 9th grades. Membership The Mas the all scho the year. The Ha: who are solc f- me'wwwaJ '2' 7' , character, The Masque is an organization of dramatics students who participated in ntain a 3.1+ the all school play. It presented Oscars to the best actors and actresses of the year. ' Cl M S the few in The Harmony and Melody Society is made up of second year music students 5. Membership who are soloists. The and ente contests, The ts and Mary Donley is the inmen dance band, play for school enterta d by Mr. Roberson. lS SpOHSOTG .w a e 3 m N S H C. 18 t a e B t a e W e h T It v vocalist. l, O O h C as mf uo 1+ NV 8 .d e.1 b 5 em 0 W om B a d. n S a S WhHu HG. nu S mi fm 0 .d eeb t h w S 1m e.l ra aht sw Mm b e wy mm r .1m 0 r .n O nunl a HMO em D; Dhs aa Ch Au r .l O h C a t S e .E n O C EV n .1 r D; S e .h +u .Q 8 r m n e .d n a many other parties, r'r.-?1-ww-Ifht' 1W7 v .mrnw The Band has given an assembly pro gram. pla ed at basketball lee Clubs. The and entered in the spring contests. 3 Y games tside of school, 0mm The Orchestra, under the direction of Mr. Lidral, entered the spring arta' inments and contests, and has played in many programs. Ley is the The Girls Glee Club has hel in The New Moon, and entered the spring contests. ped present assembly programs, participated 51kg; Wee CW The Boys Glee Club has sung in assembly programs, New Moon, and entered the spring contests. participated in The The F and encoun The basketbal the baske r J. i. U The F. F. A., consisting of agriculture students, is organized to promote Tarticipated and encourage better farming. ?,ep W The Pep Club, made up of Junior and Senior high school girls, attends basketball games and cheers for the team. It sponsors an annual banquet for the basketball boys. ated in The Student W The Student Council, which is a member of the Missouri Association of ' The Student Councils, consists of representatives from each class. It sponsors purpose t school parties, the carnival and the Rhetorette. Student W i V Leade The Student Court, composed of representatives from each class, encourages Its Chief and maintains law and order in C. H. S. , Jalwu, ;ze'... . - . . Von. Mme hm 15:55: 692,:az414dr-a ,.. . . r ' riation of The F. H. A., made up Of Home Economics students, is organized for It sponsors purpose of building better homes for America'a future. 7. 376. d. Leaders Club consists of Girls Physical Education squad and room leaders. 5, encourages Its chief purpose is to develop better leadership among its members. X i v 'ik'fi'r'i Vi Gait eapew SW The COLT CAPERS Staff publishes, semi-monthly, the school paper, which is a member of Quill and Scroll. The Staff is made up of the journalism class and a reporter from each class. hw, W The W Club is a well-known and an important C. H. S. organization. It is composed of basketball and track lettermen. 4 e Z 2 7, W? i ? JO ANN ELM MARILYN CROSS 154 X3z2,1.7r. J ANET PEERSON m m m N N A O J It er, which is lass tion. lSIIl C Lza w , 1.41.3, muse- Y A W N O C Qu SPONSOR MIS $2 5 21.. :11 171i! Vcllzles . .I. 3 slagiilks: lit? .lkraii!. . . 2x 3,9?x43523: :2 2 E. 2 .w V LEE, :73. SCOTT WILL RICI BRENNER 7 BOB IRVIN TOMMY PHILLIPS WALLY BROWN JOHN FITTERLING EDDY STARK GENE PRYOR m m nu T+ PH L L Ti W DB BRENNER IDDY BROWN ; VA .sxuu awn v-rckM 7'-'4 h- f'ff? 51 ' FIRST SECOND , FIRST ROW: Douglass Scroggs, Bill Clark, Eddy Stark, Bill Marr, Tom Phillips . THIRD SECOND ROWE Keith Temple, Franklin Stewart, Jesse Faught h FOURTH Student Manager, Jerry Shreeves 44..., ,4 .-.m.- ,,:i1nw-m$c CEYJQrv FIRST ROW: Jarman, Hunter, Phelps, Temple, Bodenhammer, Brenner, Scott, Krewson, Brown, Mullins. SECOND ROW: Hill, Brookshire, Green, Marr, Faught, Stark, Thomas, Reynolds, Pryor, Hickman. 1 Phillips THIRD ROW: Mullins, Herd, Stewart, Osborne, Clark, Fitterling, Dillingham, Bodenhammer,Grainger. FOURTH ROW: Cassidy, Powers, Dedeke, Lee, Allen, Dyer, Marshall, Scott. arr- Iz a-Avl 4-2;:134 A g. . 2x6; x 3:: a , 5.317350 ?7 BETTY AKERS BETTY PRUESS , Mm... wg,A am a , ;, , MC m ., , Y BELL vs 1-v:- . - 0' , 4-,.9 Scenes from NEW MGON MARY DONLEY - MARIANNE ABSENT WHEN PICTURES TAKEN W, , WW Musw- L b,- ann 'r r, ; Amw- sit $9ku 53 ' . M,Zwu .r u, ., v w. ,W :5; .v .' n .5;,,7. . r-x. a awake 'thg- ,5... arms;TAI'.1:.-,;ewuab.- r;,.r.:.4;uwxg..u:.u n um. - :fr; -.:x.'$x.n'!f. V glememlwt When . . . ? The Dirty Three were in circulation? wally didn't have a crew-cut? l The Operetta was such a grand success? Betty Akers had long hair? The Senior girls all wore horse tail hairdos? f Journalism class was cut down to six? Jo Ann was chosen Rhetorette Queen? Everybody came to school the day after the Carnival with confetti in their hair? American History class lost a lot of students and the Study Hall gained some new faces? Donna Sue used to sit in Study Hall and tell jokes? The roads were snowed in and everyOne was glad to stay home? Doris and Ronnie, the Freshman candidates, won the Carnival throne from the Juniors? Tom Etter took his bugle to the Windsor Tournament? The Home Ec.III girls put too much flour in the pie crust? Paper wads were the fad in Study Hall? Everybody listened to Little White Cloud That Cried , Sin , Cry , and Cold, Cold Heart ? Seniors waited anxiously for their class rings, and later, for their A Fungi pictures? The Rhetorette staff slaved away to meet the deadline? + Miss Conway read The Merchant 9; Venice to all the English Classes? The Seniors were circulating their memory books? Several grade cards were mailed to our parents? The kids on the Montserrat bus had to scrub the mud out of the inside of the bus? The Senior boys were feudin' with the Senior girls and drew the line' in art class? The Seniors had such difficulty choosing a class motto? , The measle epidemic struck just before the Spring Contests? 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