Corder High School - Blue Jay Yearbook (Corder, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1951 volume:

n CO echcation We, the Senior Class of 1951, dedicate The Bluejay to Miss Charlotte Poage, for her faithful guidance and patience through our four years of C.H.S. Individually and as a class we wish to express our thanks and appreciation to this able and most willing teacher. r($oanl of Education Top row: E. E. Kuddea, Fred Eastabrooks, Maurice Schreler. Bottom row: Kenneth Van Meter, President: J. M. Pregge Vice-President: Fred Eastabrooks J. M. Pregge, E. L. Roberts. Secretary: E. E. Kuddea, Jr. Treasurer: E. L. Roberts. s u p E R I N T E N D E N T C S. 2i. s I Mathilda Stumpenhaus Kenneth Tieman Class Officer V. Pres. . . Pres. . . . Class Plays Senior. . . Junior. . . . . . '50 Senior. . . Basketball. . . . 1-2-3-4 Softball. . . . Glee Club. . . . Jolene Richey- Class Officer Sec..................1 V. Pres..............2 Treas..............3-4 Class Plays Junior............. 50 Senior.............’51 Pep Squad........1-2-3-4 Cheerleader. . . .3-4 Sec..................4 Glee Club................2 Class Officer Pres.................4 Class Plays Junior.............'50 Senior.............'51 Pep Squad..............3-4 Cheerleader. . . .3-4 Glee Club. ••••••. 2 Lyle Hall Class Plays Junior.........'50 Senior.........'51 Softball.......1-2-3-4 Glee Club. .......2 Rodney Hickman Class Plays Junior.............’50 Senior.............’51 Softball...........1-2-3-4 Band.................2-3-4 4-H......................2 I Harvey Hollis Class Officer Treas............. ”2 Class Plays Junior............'50 Senior............ 51 Basketball. ... 1-2-3-4 Softball..........1-2-3-4 Glee Club...............2 Darlene Kidd Class Officer Sec..................4 Class Plays Junior............. 50 Senior.............’51 Pep Squad..........1-2-3-4 Cheerleader..........4 Pres.................4 Glee Club................2 Band.....................4 Betty Wiley Class Plays Junior............’50 Senior............ 51 Glee Club...............2 Margaret Hitt Donnie La Rue Class Plays Junior........... 50 Senior.............'51 Basketball. ... 1-2-3-4 Softball.............1-3-4 Frank Kays Class Plays Junior............ 50 Senior............'51 Basketball. . . . 1-2-3-4 Softball...........1-2-3-4 Class Officer Pres.................3 Class Plays Junior.............'50 Senior.............'51 Pep Squad.......1-2-3-4 Snare Drummer. .2-3-4 V. Pres..............4 Glee Club................2 Band.............2-3-4 Pearl Petty Class Plays Junior. . , Senior. . . Pep Squad. . . Glee Club. . . Jeanie Kessler Allan Biesemeyer Class Officer Pres. . . Class Plays Junior. . Senior. . Softball. . . Glee Club. . Band.......... 4-H........... . . . 1 . . '50 . . ’51 1-2-3-4 . . .2 . 2-3-4 . .1-2 Larry Holman Class Plays Junior.............'50 Senior.............'51 Basketball. . . . 1-2-3-4 Softball...........1-2-3-4 Glee Club................2 4-H......................1 Class Officer Sec..................2 Class Plays Junior.............'50 Senior.............'51 Pep Squad..........1-2-3-4 Majorette..........3-4 Glee Club................2 Peggy Wiedenhammer Class Plays Junior.............'50 Senior.............'51 Pep Squad............2-3-4 Glee Club................2 Alice Martin Betty Richey Class Plays Junior.............’50 Senior.............'51 Pep Squad............2-3-4 Glee Club................2 Class Officer Sec ... • ..3 Class Plays Junior...........'50 Senior...........'51 Pep Squad........1-2-3-4 Snare Drummer. . . .4 Treas..............4 Glee Club..............2 Band...............2-3-4 Nadine Boswell Class Plays Junior............’50 Senior............’51 Pep Squad.........1-2-3-4 Glee Club...............2 ART EDITOR ADVERTISING MANAGER TYPIST BETTY RICHEY TYPIST ALICE RUTH MARTIN BUSINESS MANAGER MARGARET HITT ASSISTANT EDITOR PHOTOGRAPHER ALLAN BIESEMEYER SPORTS EDITOR ALMA JEAN KESSLER PHOTOGRAPHER HARVEY HOLLIS LYLE HALL S T A F F Sanior Statistics Popular girl ................. Popular boy .................. Most ambitious girl .......... Most ambitious boy ........... Most brillant girl ........... Most brillant boy ............ Prettiest girl ............... Most handsome boy ............ Most conceited girl .......... Most conceited boy ........... Most studious girl ........... Most studious boy ............ Least studious girl .......... Least studious boy ........... Laziest girl ................. Laziest boy .................. Biggest bluffer-girl ......... Biggest bluffer-boy .......... Faculty rusher-girl .......... Faculty rusher-boy ........... Jolliest girl ................ Jolliest boy ................. Most bashful girl ............ Most bashful boy ............. Best-dressed girl ........... . Best-dressed boy ............. Prettiest teeth-girl ......... Prettiest teeth-boy .......... Prettiest hair-girl .......... Prettiest hair-boy ........... Prettiest eyes-girl .......... Prettiest eyes-boy ........... Biggest gossip-girl .......... Biggest gossip-boy ........... Social butterfly ............. School dude .................. Biggest flirt-girl ........... Biggest flirt-boy ............ Best athlete-girl ............ Best athlete-boy ............. Most quarrelsome couple . . . Most love-sick oouple . . . . Most likely to succeed-girl . Most likely to succeed-boy . . Most likely to go to seed-girl Most likely to go to seed-boy .........Tillie k Jolene .......... Harvey k Suds .... Jolene k Maggie . . Allan, Harve Larry .........Maggie k Jolene .......... Allan k Larry .........Jolene Tillie ............Suds k Lyle .... Maggie Jeanie .............Suds Lyle .........Maggie k Jeanie .......... Allan k Larry . Nadine, Alice k Peggy ........... Donnie LaRue ............Pearl k Alice .........Donnie Frank ......... Alice Maggie ......... Suds k Donnie ........... Maggie Hitt ...........Harvey Hollis ...........Alice Martin ........... Donnie LaRue .... Nadine k Jolene .......... Rodney Glenn .... Jeanie Tillie .........Allan k Kenneth .......... Tillie k Alice .......... Suds k Donnie .........Tillie k Alice .........Donnie k Harvey Tillie, Darlene Jolene ...............Lyle Hall .........Alice k Maggie ......... Harvey k Frank .... Jeanie k Darlene ...........Allan k Suds . Maggie, Alice k Jeanie .............Donnie La Rue , . . .Darlene k Betty R. ...........Harvey Hollis ............Daneen Lyle ..............Alice Ed ............ Jolene Richey ............Larry k Allan ..............Maggie Hitt ...............Frank Kays SENIOR CLASS PLAYS Girls Are Like That Fri., Dec. 15, 3 o'clock . a problem child. . . ... a cousin. . . . . .a young mother. . . her favorite daughter. . a wealthy woman. . . ... .a fixer........... . a radio announcer. . .a stranger- in town. . . .Jack’s sister. . . ... a fiance. . . . . .Tommy's friend. . . Specialties Mary Jane Poole. Essie............ Mom Poole. . . . Virginia Poole. Aunt Jane. . . . Lillian Root. . Jack Everett. . Jimmy Shields. . Helen............ Tommy Davis. . . Freddie Mills. . . . . .Pearl Petty . . .Betty Richey . . .Margaret Hitt . . Jolene Richey . . . .oetty Wiley Peggy ..eidennammer . . Harvey Hollis . . . Donnie LaRue Alice Rutn Martin . . . .Frank Kays . . Rodney Hickman Hope Hathaway. . . . Barney Hathaway. . . Della................ Robert Barrett. . . Bess Barrett. . . . Cynthia Sears. . . . Miss Becker.......... Rodney Rogers. . . . Jake................ Claudette Claverton. Dr. Burns............ A Gipsy.............. In the Light of The Moon April 1951 . .half owner of the Inn.......... . . . .the other half............. ...........the maid............... ..........a guest............... . .his meek little wife.......... . . a piece of modernity.......... . .a long-suffering tutor. . . . . . a student-sometimes.......... ., .the man of all work......... . . .an ex-chorus girl............ . . . .another tutor.............. . ... a prophetess................ Alice Ruth Martin . . .Larry Holman . .Nadine Boswell .........Lyle Hall Tillie Stumpenhaus Alma Jean Kessler . . . Darlene Kidd . Allan Biesemeyer . . . .Glenn Hinkle . . Margaret Hitt . .Kenneth Tieman Tillie Stumpenhaus FACT AND FANCY FOR C.H.S. '51 SENIORS The Senior Class is twenty strong, They are celebrated in story and song. Their deeds are many, their ideals true, Their fortunes are here set forth for view. The god of prophecy is Apollo, He ha3 agreed this class to follow, With help of Clio, History Muse To reveal some facts and to amuse. This class’s proxy is sweet Tilly Ann. ’Golly! B.D. must be the man. A famous beautician she will be, Then wed this man from dear, old C. Jolene Richey is the Year Book Chief, She’ll be a nurse beyond belief. Her boy friend, John, may go to war. May nothing happen their future to mar. H's Oliver will truck for P. I. E. , And eat every day a chocolate pie. His future is mixed with J.H.S. How many blessings? Can you guess? ’Bless Pat! A receptionist will Betty Wiley be. Just in Love” with Radar, as you see. 'I think, but dare not speak’, says she. Bright and useful may her future be! Nadine Boswell will bo Movin' On To be a house wife for a navy mon . ’Holy Mackerall’ Will Basil hit with Bill! She’ll meet life's duties with a will. 'Yes, Love,’ Darlene Kidd likes just food, The Man I Love is always good. Don’t 'Little', take my boy friend, Roy, Because you see, he'll be my joy.” Who knows what Lyle Hall's future is? Daneen will keep him in a fizz ’Ye Gods’, angel cake with Harbor Lights Will keep him in the Coast Guard fights. '0 Yeah!’ Allan Biesemeyer will be a farmer With ’Link’ who is a real charmer. Tennessee Y altz will give Biese pep. And teach the little ones to keep step. Pearl Petty, another 'Yes, Love’ girl Will do her house work with a whirl She'll sing, My Darling, My Darling to Keys, And keep him true to her with ease. '0 Heck!’ Harve Hollis will make major league, •She didn't ask me , you may believe. 0 Elsie, my Elsie, don't treat me hard. Or I'll go off and join the Coast Guard. V 0 - VVORRV 'Let's got Frank Kays to the army now, For the Tattooed Lady will show him how, Just ask me, Elsie, you see I know; 0 Crank!. 0 Crank! Just watch him go! ’What we gonna' talk about?’ Tis true, My Kate , comes from Donnie LaRue. The army or navy will make a change In Fuzzy to admiral or major range. ’Yes, Dear', Kenneth Tieman's for Uncle Sam And then a farmer to grow corn and ham. Marilyn B. will really keep Sudsy busy, And Tennessee Waltz will have them dizzy. My Heart Cries for you , 0 Billy Joe, Betty Richey’ll never let you go. But first she'll serve as Uncle’s 'Wac, And often to Corder they will come back. Rodney Hickman, farmer, will do The Thing! And Hickory’s heart will ache and sing For Beverly P. 0 what a shame! But future years may bring him fame. Alice Ruth Martin near Alma will live. Her life to Sweetie Ed she’ll give. She's ever loyal to the Blue and White, ’Oop’ will stay on the side of the right. Jeanie Kessler was Jayette’s Majorette. Star Dust hasn't changed her yet. To the Navy she still turns her eyes, She'll go to St. John's, if She’s wise. A third ’Yes, Love' is Margaret Hitt. She's known for energy and wit. A fine secretary for Ebeneezer, If first she isn't claimed by Caesar. Larry Holman, a sky pilot would be. But he may settle for a butcher's fee. Martina or Vanita, He can't tell now, For 'No John’, doesn't want a row. Peg Y eidenhammer with the big, brown eyes Will be a good house wife if she tries. For Tommy, she fried chicken will cook, For she learned in Home Ec. from a book. Our thanks to Apollo and Clio are due. '.Vhat's true is false, what’s false is true So please enjoy each nonsense rhyme. All riddles will be solved in time. Wanda Rose Secretary Edith Rose Mary Jane Steffens President 4' J {A Nancy Eastabrooks Vice-President t. JUKIOR CLASS PLAY Rootin’ Tootin' Ranch A Comedy in Three Acts Feb. 2, 1951 CAST OF CHARACTERS Mrs. Stevens Dusty. . . . Joan. . . . Jimmy. . . . Brad. . . . Meredith. . Miss Stubbs. Elaine. . . Ginger. . . Ronnie. . . . Owner of the Ranch. . . . . .Her Son.......... Her niece form the East. Her nephew from the East . . , A Neighbor. .. . . . . A Quiz Whiz. . . . . . .Her Companion. . . , .A Cute Little Trick. . , . .A Snappy Number. . . , . . .A Big Noise. . . . ......... Wanda Rose . . . Harvey Hollis . .Mary B. Schumaker . . . .Ray Kleoppel . . . . Glenn Hinkle . Nancy Eastabrooks .........Edith Rose . . Kathryn Heimsoth . Mary Jane Steffens .........Jimmy Beard Act I: The living-room of the Bar X Ranch. A Saturday morning. Act II: The same. Early evening of the same day. Act III: The same. A few minutes later. Time: The Present Place: The Bar X Ranch in Arizona Musical Specialties: Piano Number: Mrs. R. L. Jackson Girls’ Sextet: Harbor Lights by Junior Girls Directed by Mrs. R. L. Jackson Trumpet Duet: The Thing by Allan Biesemeyer and David Corder Pres. Beverly Petty V. Pres. Dale Wilson W y Elaine Klussman Martina Dittmer Carol Ann Ridder Fiene Marilyn Winfrey Lorenze Trees. Helen Martin Herbert Klussman Daneen Oranor ✓V Donna Wegener Clifton Brooks Secy. Ruth Boswell Nellie Johnson Bennie Jane Lewis VanLIatar Marjorie J. Hickman LeRoy Limback Shirley Pragman Bob Tracy Joyce Pragman Donnie Himes Kenneth Vanita Martin Yifiley Martha Maurice Lynn Me Gill Elaine Roger Holman Kidd 1st row: S. Lynn, J. Wiley, S. Bowman, H. G. Bedford, J. Templeton, D. Ashford, M. Payne, B. Templeton. 2nd row: D. Sandlin, C. Lewis, D. Ahle, J. Liese, UT Tracy, S. Liese, H. F. Bedford, G. Kilburn, 3rd row: M. Tracy, D. Pragman, D. Tracy, D. Wiley, W7 Manning, E. Richey, E. Hollis, L. Boswell, R CambQll • 1st row: S. Hackler, S. Crockett, R. Pragman, P. Goets, mshaller, V. Hinkle, B. Meyers, J. Liese, 2nd row: V. Bowman, M. Schreir, S. Tieman, A. Sandlin, GTTLynn, H. Boswell, D. Holthoff, F. Weller, 3rd row: A. Wiley, M. Dinse, S. Bayless, L. Bedford, PT-Kays, W. Short, W. Hitt, J. Harrison, 4th row: A. Stoll, H. Tempelton, E. Biesemeyer, L. Dohrman, D. Stumpenhaus, S. Kendall, E. Morgan, R. Liese, Mrs. Haston. 1st row: J. Tracy, H. Bentlage, N. Shaller, J. Prag- man, T. Beard, 2nd row: L. Meyers, D. Tracy, D. Oste- meyer, B. Templeton, D. Ahle, R. Bayless, D. Klelns- chmidt. 3rd row: J. Eastabrooks, P. Wiley, D. Richey, N. Brooks, B. Templeton, C. Green, R. Templeton. 1st row: Z. Tieman, D. Schreier, J. Pragman, L. Lewis, D. Campbell, C. Weidenhammer, B. Kays, D. Hickman, D. Wiley, 2nd row: R. Templeton, B. Wegener, B. Hin- kle, T. Gray, E. Weller. 3rd row: Mrs. Ivy, C. Stoll, R. Beard, V. Boswell, M. VanMeter, N. Ahle, E. Short, L. Breshears. 1st row: D. Lorenzo, C. Brooks, B. Lewis, R. Kidd, J. Ahle, 2nd row: H. Hollis, K. Tieman, L. Holman, F. Kays, D. LaRue, Coach Ponce. Conference Games Tournament Games Alma 28 Corder 30 Concordia 43 t t � 42 Dover 22 � � 31 Mayview 27 t t 80 Wellington 30 t t 43 St. Paul 61 t 9 46 Alma 40 t t 36 Concordia 57 9 f 47 St. Paul 67 9 I 42 Concordia 56 9 9 51 Alma 47 9 9 52 County: 3rd Place Wellington 28 Corder 27 Alma 23 9 9 35 Knob Noster: Consolation St. Paul 50 9 9 40 Sacred Heart 47 9 1 59 Hughesville 48 9 9 49 Blackburn: 3rd Place Malta Bend 28 9 9 55 Blackburn 43 9 9 39 Gilliam 52 9 9 83 Sub Regional: Concordia 61 9 9 47 i 11 1st row: Cheerleaders M. Dittmer, K. Eelmsoth, T. Stumpenhaus, 2nd row: M. Hitt, N. Eastabrooks, 3rd row: J. Kessler, II. Steffens, S. Barb, W. Kluss- man, W. Rose, 4th row: M. Hickman, M. Lynn, N. Bos- well, J. Vanl'eter, S. Schreier, M. Schumaker, E. Rose. Front row: M. Hitt, B. Petty, R. Hickman, K. Tieman, M. Steffens, D. Hickman, D. Corder, A. Biesemeyer, Back row: C. Ridder, A. Stoll, V. Roberts, Director: Mr. E. Wilier, A. Martin, D. Kidd, and N. Eastabrooks. Sometimes w oflot. n ever rfi Sharp, (( ways W )laturaI HOME EC Twenty-four girls are we That cook and sew with glee. We catch up on the daily gossip, Miss Betty tells us not to slop it, We are trying to learn to cook and sew Maybe someday we'll be in the know; We have a very gay time Until the old bell does chime, Then we put up our work again The next day we'll be back then. % illi Webster CARROLL Truck Line WE HAUL ANYTHING — ANYWHERE — ANYTIME YOUR BUSINESS APPRECIATED ALMA MISSOURI Compliments of The Corder Bank Confer - Missouri Alfred H. Hoefer Sons Furniture fuoeral Directors 3 stores for better values, larger selections Mgginsville - Richmond Carrollton COMPLIMENTS OF Hereford's Womens and Childrens Wear Higginsviiie Ferguson Sates and Higginsviiie - Emma Chas. H. Greene, Jr. Insurance and Loans Higginsvttte Santmyer Studio Portrait Photography Higginsvitte IT'S Harry Smith for Men's Wear, in- HigginsviUe For the newest in mens and boys clothing Hadaller Jewelry Store Gifts for Ait Occasions HigginsviUe COMPLIMENTS OF Schrader’s Mens' and Boys' Wear HigginsviUe Compliments of The Corder Drug Store Roger Jones, Prop. Corder - Missouri CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1950 — 1951 FRERKING Elevator CORDER — MISSOURI COMPLIMENTS OF Red Schulz CORDER — MISSOURI � i w i« • “ � 1' - COMPLIMENTS OF Corder Produce Confer -- Missouri COMPLIMENTS OF Corder Service Station Corder - Missouri CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1950 — 1951 Forderhase Shoe Store HigginsvUle Compliments of Bergmann’s Dept. Store-General Mdse. CONCORDIA — MISSOURI � — COMPLIMENTS OF Muller’s Cleaners Concordia COMPLIMENTS OF Roy 0. Schnakenberg Concordia Dry Goods, Ladies Furnishings, Floor Covering Chinaware, Draperies, Curtain Rods, Glassware, Kitchenware, Rugs, Paints HIX BROS. 12th Main - Lexington COMPLIMENTS OF Tempel Funeral Home 18th South Lexington COMPLIMENTS OF Coen's Flower Shop Cut Flowers, Potted Plants, Corsages Phone 93 - Lexington Begemann Sales Co. Buick - Texaco Products HigginsviUe COMPLIMENTS OF Elmer Weber Lumber Co. Border - Missouri Robert Levy The Mans Store HigginsviUe When soles are thin and heels run down, try our expert shoe conserving service Roglitz Shoe Service HigginsviUe COMPLIMENTS OF Alma Bank Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. ALMA — MISSOURI COMPLIMENTS OF Brockman's Station Aima - Missouri COMPLIMENTS OF J. C. Penney Stores Higginsville-lexington CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 19S0 — 1951 Minnie's Cafe Higginsville Jones Flower Shop Cut Flowers, Potted Plants, Vegetable Plante 2311 South St. Lexington COMPLIMENTS OF Foster’s Peady-to- Wear - Shoes Rodekohrs Motors Bodge-Piymouth Phone US Lexington The Home of Fostoria Crystal and Theodors Haviland Chine, made in America Cox's Corner Gift Shop 826 Mein Lexington COMPLIMENTS OF • MAIMSTREET GfflRATTR Fo Lexington ' — Missouri Mission Beverage Co. Lexington — Missouri Compliments of RAY'S GARAGE PHONE 4031 — CORDER, MISSOURI AUTOMOBILE — TRACTOR — IMPLEMENT REPAIRING Raymond Mating, Prop. Compliments of Moorman Manufacturing Co. JOHN LA Nltrates-Minerats-Accessories Phone 425-J - Lexington Herbert BOEHMER GENERAL TRUCKING CORN SHELLING — HAY BALING WE GIVE PROMPT AND RELIABLE SERVICE AT ALL TIMES SEE US FOR LIVESTOCK HAULING GRAIN — COAI------LIME Place your orders with us early and prevent any inconvenience of late deliveries. WE APPRECIATE YOUR BUSINESS— YOU CALL AND WE’LL HAUL! PHONE 145 ALMA, MO. Compliments of MORGAN’S CAFE E. H. MORGAN, JR., PROPRIETOR PHONE 2921 CORDER, MO. Compliments of KLEINSCHMIDT STORE ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES — FURNITURE TIMKEN OIL BURNERS HEATING EQUIPMENT o Corner Missouri COMPLIMENTS OF JOHN'S CAFE GROCERIES — CANDIES — SOFT DRINKS BEER — LUNCHES FRANKLIN XX SEALTEST ICE CREAM IN PINTS, QUARTS AND HALF GALLONS JOHN C. WINTER, PROP. PHONE 137 ALMA, MO. CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1950 — 1951 THE CORDER JOURNAL Confer Missouri Compliments of LAFAYETTE OIL COMPANY OFFICE PHONES 2731 AND 4631 CORDER MISSOURI COMPLIMENTS OF Emma Creamery Co- OUR 50th ANNIVERSARY — 1900 — 1950 HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR MILK AND CREAM MANUFACTURERS OF EMMA’S PRIDE BUTTER — and CHEDDAR CHEESE OWNED AND CONTROLLED BY THE PRODUCERS EMMA MISSOURI Compliments of ALMA CREAMERY Co. MAKERS OF ALMA QUEEN BUTTER AND CHEDDAR CHEESE TOP PRICES PAID FOR MILK AND CREAM YOUR BUSINESS APPRECIATED PHONE 112 ALMA, MO. CONGRATULATIO |N S CLASS OF 1950 — 1951 BIESEMEYER’S A-G MARKET tytacente cutd pcad dlac ex FOREST BIESEMEYER, PROP. PHONE 2081 CORDER, MO. Compliments of Concordia Creamery Company, ine. ESTABLISHED 1892 MANUFACTURERS OF “CONCORDIA'S BEST” BUTTER AND CHEESE A GOOD PLACE TO SELL MILK AND CREAM CONCORDIA MISSOURI COMPLIMENTS OF � «v TED’S Cleaning Pressing • ALMA — MISSOURI CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1951 Alma Farmers’ Co-op Association COMPLIMENTS OF Odes See CORDER MISSOURI Compliments and Best Wishes from Your County Officials ERNEST W. BAKER State Representative E. B. BECKER County Collector ROBERT J. BERETTA Public Adminitsrator PHIL H. COOK Circuit Judge FRANK H. COTTERELL Presiding Judge Co. Court WILLIAM H. CULLOM County Surveyor HARRY E. GLADISH Magistrate Judge OTTO H. HENNING Circuit Clerk A. H. KUHLMAN County Clerk JAMES G. LAUDERDALE Probate Judge W. E. MARTIN, M. D. Coroner ERWIN OETTING County Treasurer EARL C. OSBORN County Judge, Western Dist. A. H. RIESTERER County Judge Eastern Dist. H. H. Schaeperkoetter Co. School Superintendent LAMBER SCHLUETER Coutny Sheriff MAURICE J. SCHWAB County Recorder D. W. SHERMAN, JR. Prosecuting Attorney C. W. (Chuck) WARDEN County Assessor Wulfekamer’s EXCLUSIVE SHOES Hi Grade Top Style Shoes in Hard to Fit Sizes LEXINGTON MISSOURI Winkler’s FURNITURE - RUGS - APPLIANCES Home Furnishings Since 1856 Phone 94 1001-05 Franklin LEXINGTON Auditorium Coffee Shop STOP BY AFTER THE SHOW, OPEN 6 a. m. to 12 p.m. 1013 Franklin LEXINGTON TRY US FIRST - DRUGS - PRESCRIPTIONS Roberts Drug Store LEXINGTON 1022 Main PLEASE PATRONISE OUR ADVERTISERS— THEY ARE OUR FRIENDS YOUR YEARBOOK WAS SUPPLIED by the INTER-COLLEGIATE PRESS KANSAS CITY 7fGz tu£ ZCtunen4 ta t6e School - Qjf tuteniaz Gun 40t eyean GRADUATION ANNOUNCEMENTS PERSONAL CARDS DIPLOMAS YEARBOOKS CAPS and GOWNS STATIONERY DAV-SON CORK BACK m IIIFTIN BOARDS SAFETY RECORD THIS WEEK MTWTFS LOST TIME ACCIDENT SERIOUS DOCTOR CASES ANNOUNCEMENTS OUR CONCENTRATED DRIVE THE LAST TWO MONTHS FOR 100 PER CENT ATTENDANCE AND PRODUCTION IS SHOWING GOOD RESULTS DIRECTORY FLOOR CAFETERIA 3 ° WEST EMPLOYMENT OFFICE H.L. 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