Craig High School - Hornet Yearbook (Craig, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1955 volume:

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Carnival, Basketball, Christmas. 74 tie Spade? We... Music, Contests, Banquets, Formals, Plays. '7n Me We.. Reflected that all year we love Student Council, Cheerleaders, FFA, FHA, Leaders, Fun, Cooks, Janitors, Drivers. 2 we cane once dn... Grade School Craig, Corning, Fortescue. The beginning. . of another year. . 7 7 new experiences, a new outlook at the school year '54-'55. lt hardly seemed like we'd been away.. .But there were changes.. new faculty and freshman faces still it was easy to fall back in the old track There was something for everyone in the fall The annual madness of Homecoming FFA had Barnwarmin leaf raking fall parties The weather was wonderful and quizzes hadnt started yet Seniors found it hard to believe it was the last time 'round 3 sw UW? K ui' 055 ll ' We , ' -- 0 J I ' A . . . Al y Q V, iw i ' :nga ' . ,t ' f qi . A ra 9- 2: c ' I . cl .V Q 3: W 1 L g Ax V I ' , g 2 Q gi , M f- , -Q , it , Q I 1 F , A ' ' ' T ff-' :QI , L IM - Q. N,.v.f N U , , Ns F s. 'tr v Ni on I Gerald Martin. . President Robert Drewes. . Vice-President Joyce Kite ..... Secretary Edee Miller .... Treasurer Bryce Pulley, Elizabeth Schnegelberger, Sponsors. ff x 'V , 1 lv 3 55 senden Joan I-Iecker Betty Peters Freddy Austin Joe Bullock ' Vaneta Bullock THR Q Katheryn Drewes Jimmy Edwards 'dui csv fx 'NH' .Ihr- Dorotha Hopkins Rus sel Grundel Lanny McCoy Joyce Kite Gerald Martin Joan Jew ett Betty Hendrix Rodger Hosfield Bessie Mabrey Carlie Randall Shirley Michaelis Edee Joyce Miller Robert Drewes Glen Rothe r Barbara Sharp Dortheda Smith Don Wennihan Darlene Vondersc Wane X Q if Y X' Tommy Ward Presxdent Ke1th Reynolds VICE Presxdent Betty Hmkle Secretary Ehzabeth Jones Treasurer Io fi. H Q ,A .I 55? n f .,-4' v-1 I - 1 k - J I . S . , W exxdeh Vhhhps P MW Hkmde I fu- , o N V , x fc , I I VCYV Bones Sohmxy Renken Gt ace Steam Ehza to 1? K E, Keith P-eynoxds Eden Quxmby I 1 Sue Sn! if X ' eau 206 iw Om Cwmdaw Nancy Sack Thomas SLO X.. 'Y , Q .av om Ward Emma 'Y ay Ko: xeskdent K0 2 mem Out Y Xous S00 in OKC SBK N, w S ponsors X 5 . Hee' Mr Frazier' Mr UMW 4' ll 75 Cora Barker 'fix I. K. 'tn' e '52 6-jr V J ,W I- K fr' Q I' M1157 Jim Fletcher Elea 5? Q nor Gas I 'fx 'X Vi If f- Sponsor Helps I M.!a B ckson 'N 4 Elly H1 ws kill Hkle Joy JiI77 Burn sides ce Butc her 9'- S James Hi Y Rfb. cks Rosemar y Henry Ll Cam: val N ovel Stand w as Se1I'Out Wane 2 aa: Jennie Rundle. . President Arlene Buck. . Vice-President Sue Grundy. . Secretary Esther Stoner Treasurer 'V- Qs' 9--.. ' Kills- Iii: fii I Miss King Sponsor C? r s 4 '1- 'rl A ff' ,f X K 9095 Q- I s Q fi :gf X Si ., 'Z -': ,go Q9 f- l? 5. C' gf, nf' . f Steven Brownlee Nadean Hncks 101-Ia S I 8r K 'W i le R u -S' Selhbgi Tx 15. A I X 'lege 0 Cam I I Wane 'X C7 UN L? A95 Ill Robert Austin. ,. President Richard Heits ..... Vice-President Karen Watts ...... Secretary Thelma Gerdes. .. Treasurer Miss Ideker, Sponsor 7 in 73' Ilneth Dre Wes Thelma Gerdes 'g S u fermg t hrough Inmatlo L James Hendrzx uc e Martm -Q if ,j I ranfes Debu Q as a 5 Ro er A ustz 17 f atron WIS Dunmhoo Q x 1: I f? El' ore Hosfleld i an Ia ckson Q' HHIC :Her Patty Mlller 15 b I 'H So d a C , , A S' if N 2 g f' K 1 4 .3 Ke Le . . f 9 5 5 '4 h : M 2 ' 41 l xv W 4 A - b R TVN s XI I Y . 9, 2 f A ' ' - U I - Y . A IJ Elb t1-Iam L tra ' Q K L., ' f , VXJ 1 lb . xflj , , f r J . 1 .1 .KS l ,A Au I . L ill ' De .. P' r ' . m .- I, 5- 2 A f G Q .. ,r N gf I K 4. J WL ' I 2 Q A Q' Do ' M' ' ' w 1 5 R 41' 'f en Moss! 3 Kohn Smkhom D Dune Nxch XS S- Max Ayn Doyke YandeH Karen 'Ya Xo W aus hoXs Ronakk xc if 17' Qxobg, X1 i I Y Benq Stes 6 Cav 9 M an gurus Gaw K 6 gr . x 'X .J ' . Apgi. Bad 'Yheas K em Y oung, ff hom 'Y haye C9195 schmii- Q 1- Q' Jxp- exq' Thomas . ie 'Face 'af gomdof yr Nw N A--f STANDING: Vernon Ohlensehlen, Bill l-leits, Glen Schultz, George W. Gaskill. SEATED: Carl Randall, President, Supt. Skaith, Roy Hinkle. J., v-'aa-i - . 5 s Rh 'V . ' ' ' . 2 11 ...wff . Mei - f'89 s ' s A : : LEFT: Bryce Pulley, Principal. RIGHT:.l-'rancis 5 L. Skaith, Superintendent. M p A MESSAGE FROM THE SUPERINTENDENT: Graduation from high school is an important time in the lives of youth. It marks the completion of education at almost entire public expense. It is a transition from the days when we depend upon our parents to that time when we shall be on our own. Society employs the system of public education to train youth in order that democracy might be perpetuated. Now, the time has come when you will pay society back for its investment in you. Whether or not the investment will pay big dividends is up to youl I hope you have made the best of your time and that you will not fail us. I think you won'tl Best of success to each of youl Sincerely, F. L. Skaith A MESSAGE FROM THE PRINCIPAL: As we grow older and leave school behind, the complex mathematical formulas and historical dates which we learned in school often slip from our memories. In order that our school-founded friendships, which will be among our most precious possessions, do not follow the same pattern, use this book in later years to recall your enjoyable experiences as a student. The members of the faculty, who have worked with you, are looking forward to the near future when you will stand beside the other adult citizens in your communities to assume the responsibilities of a mature citizen. Best wishes, Bryce Pulley 17 or n . Ke, Ill 1 n a if s 5 MG.. X n gfame Zcanamicc B. S. in Education, Secondary Northwest Missouri . State College, Maryville. f 1nr'N ,N-'V Yusuf RICHARD BARRETT 147' B.S. in Agricultureg University 1 of Missouri. 5 .Eg 3 3 I 1.' ' 1 ' c -g-W3 4 , 1 vu oo ,.'l o , ,.u vos. 4 I AAS lls.1 1 Q n 13 I 1 .ia I . . , g up l l . I , A 7 A.-'-'Ur Eff. -X 1 VIRGINIA FRIES FRAZ. IER B. S. in Education, Secondary Northwest Missouri State College, Maryville. Scam! ' P. BRYCE PULLEY B. S. in Education, Secondary Northwest Missouri State Collegeg M. A. Administration Northeast Missouri State Teachers College, Kirksville. if in new J N X ' and' 4324 DARRELL HAER B. S. in Education, Secondary Northwest Missourr State College, Maryville. ' aZzadhn,25uW0z dhnadbn THOMAS KITE B.S. in Education, Secondary North- west Missouri State College, Marysville. Q, ,gn-I ..,, ' ,L ,M .,..e,...M-- ' 1 a, .N-A- ,.... .. ,. ,H ,t a.,' .. , ,..,, A ln if a W, 4- - so TX .,., --- .qrfinf flff' E xx as VOGEL' Www Y 1 1 i .ia JERRY IDEKER Secondary Special Certificate Missouri State College. ri State I E five 1 ueffifffq ., argl , af' j,:4:,-iw Y , 4 ,. C 4 ...ff 'I- ' sa, x jg- 1, 3 . 1. I- vu I' fu ' f ' .fvyaaggrf -3,- 4 Ma-, ,,., J 'Jf?vLf9'?' ' . 5- 25215 , ,md 3 .. ,,, W ,R V, ' ' ui B 'N KA eaolcha Last year the staff of the HORNET presented a Friend- liest Award. This year the staff wanted to present an a- ward for devoted service. It was not difficult to make the selection. lt was difficult to decide what to call this award. To you, Superintendent F. L. Skaith, we present our Award of Devotion, for your devo- tion to our schools and com- munity that make up R-lll is unquestioned, and your stu- dents and faculty return this devotion. Daily we have watched you work, have seen your love for this work--no greater than your love for your students. With the skill of an expert, the tec- hnic of a master, you have taught us all. How you enjoy teach- ing! You might have been a capable law- 509 yer, an inspiring W0 'XX' ' ' - V0 Yip minister, a compe 61 5 tent businessman. THA'rs MA 50? V' Your choice was Boy! teaching. With the understanding of a friend, you have drawn forth the bewildered gropings of our young hearts and minds and helped us to know ourselves and one another. From your love of learning we have drawn inspiration,for you have a passionate enthusiasm for knowledge. From your fairness.and tolerance and honesty we have learned to respect human personality. From your pride in our achievement we have received satisfaction and comfort. Your source of inspiration is the Master Teacher. With faith unlimited, courage undaunted, you have faced life's pro- blems without flinching. You have inspired in us love and respect for our country and flag. You have called yourself an old maid about school housekeeping, but we have appreciated your sense of order, for is not orderliness the very essence of democracy? Who knows where your influence ends? Where there is a great teacher, there will always be disciples. For every good teacher and student, there is another teacher in the background, one who loves his work and makes of it the fin- est of all the arts. For one who loves his work, who does it with such en- thusiasm and skill that he made of it a glad, proud thing, there will surely come some day from the greatest of all teachers the words Well done, Thou good and faithful servant. ZZ Played 74455465 ill! l RM' ' FRONT Renken Jack Thomas B Austrn Nrchols Martin Burnsrdes Ward Reynolds SEC OND R Rother Jackson Young Schultz Herts Ph1111ps Rouse Moore G Rother THIRD Brandon Kems J Thomas Edwards McCoy F Austm Hrcks Buckles Coach Krte 3? W QRaSif'f'1 ku! f' I 'X FOR THE RECORD AGAINST Horace Mann Fairfax Hopkins Westboro Mound Crty 12 Oregon Qf I if 17' if- iv' A :M P x ll It I sw 7 S ,.., 111119 V' 1 1 1 1 K nbmtuxf 'U I to W P Q S rs. 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' 95' fs. fx llomecoming Queen I Barbara Sharp g , -, 3' I D 1' 'Q lf . ,wh x . I LX Qi -7 s , Q : 1 wr' I I ' ff e ry' 1 f t 2 X ,- 1 X V . I A Q I 9 3 4 I 5' , L L, s 5563 Tipsy Crown I 2 ..f ' I Regal Captain Fred Barbara the throne. From the Band's opening strains of the National Anthem and I X r,. .-Q A the referee's whistle to the last dance in the gym, Homecoming Q . of 1954 was an outstanding success. , ' , X-gg I Many old grads returned to CHS to see the HORNETS defeat A, Mound City. But the loss of the game cou1dn't dampen the , enthusiasm of Homecoming. The Band and Pep Club performed, Juniors did record business, dance sponsored by Sophomores was , wonderful, and of course, the Coronation was the high point X of the evening! gf '. l 'X 1 X I f ., sf? 'h D W I P 'N Joyce Kite ' it k escorted by Lanny McCoy s-... W ' 1 Q t t f Qs XL . A , ' Q. Karen Watts, Attendant V Escorted by Glen Rother FQ. i sax 'J L , sf . ' -wh, , fx - 'ra . Ccoy 5 1 I A Q 110,01 , gs! S fe - BQ-12. Q' I - s BE?-'Ortedfdwards if ft If g f chef 0yCe GGA3 q, t 3' QSC Mal. N dag Mwet dpatly G1 ' Joyce Butcher, Qieen Barbara , Patty Miner' en Romer Junior Senior ,Q he sh m an , 1 Karen Watts, Joyce Kite' A T , Freshman Sem' 'el - l . , 45, . xx K ! X 5 X--xRQiRQIn-lava-r I 'Wg dl il-9,24 - J Mgr. Yxgeglxzols i' f ' F for f er. afchfis' Q. V Carnwax alsrrztiwe 1 res wth Xacfgiiqor 3' Craig! mee wrrenxgm! ans s X mrmon' a or CWS - , 3.3 GGY 9' mem . - of WS 3 p 6,,ThB A X, deym direction , i. Am Mo., Novak coma grill max, Wie: tgxberger, w11:xt?1l:d S 3 distfgct ot Hsrmvai it ax Cantata ?' The schmi sch003 C day 'Vemn L meh' anna Christma' 'wi iggxgiiixsh Schgoinvxiiimh 'fhexrzfiff The Dawxixxoiie new KRW eh h cial . ve 8 . e m W H P Me I 811' Qc scnods Wmfina rivet? Vfogffaum. ming. Dec' and bxzhsmndl A Hanging the prog align ,Tuesday egfogmms WN OH A i 0 . . . 1 Sjdixbe C 'fQ,edex2meH'a'Xnascii2Z0n+' W0 Cufgafhe dixgrimanf' WOVUKCZJ K rm :iidraaxes are r?1?nre,,5uni:3 igheigimas- Miss vresemed by Sig Bild Denman-A C8U79n Eu! ovefettaf Wm C01-nini . 0 X233 gtudentsz Sw keshmenimphd, mms ot gi me 531-ecisguh X 1 . - 2 ' ennem :Smith Mmgd X61 it gCh0 X2l'ma1.Rg,,f,g,rafy fund? gem umkklnd 9,1-lenei sikgwfottescue Eisant will bet more cms' yiniorsa Don wemimn'-efa Chdsmw PES, direction Ewa! V nderSChmiqt T555 H95 sg F ' f ' sented nudity Schwx vim , 0 sEachF ings.- 'qiahstailsb 'sdaymmnmg moi: 5 ro-raise wal' gnqiude gait' M 10. wednemvv sr-hw' E G N pro eshmem' S' tri sm thliiw rm- mmf' hot 595 oi C5011 , 1 -, '?' be arbafa Sm e Buuock' Ger ward- aia mmm' 30 Kite. S0 ce Nancy' Stone' iromfm' Yzabeih iones' Mrs. Hamer' mock, Y- 1 dd Austin. . vanela HH S, Pre Y ne Vorxdbfschmxdtindei, P-Oban Dtewe I Darla Ruger Gru Any newspaper must report the news accu- ratelyg must seek to amuse and entertain: must educate and inforrnr But the school newspaper is charged with the additional responsibility of interpreting the school to the community. ave attempted to fulfill these functions We h of a paper, In so doing, we have strengthened our powers of observation: we have learned to express ourselves clearlyg and we have become critical readers of American newspapers and magazines. Production Crew at Work Io ce Kite, Editor V Y Mrs. Frazier, Advisor Joyce and Barbara in the frenzied last minute ,V rush. X f. opp ' ' 1 4 J if . X Q Mrs. Frazier Advisor Tod and , can the the and 3 Darlene 4 Vonderschmidt 6,2 Editor P f B 5 9 111' ,', watts. D ce Kil.Cn Karen V BACK Row Mfg mziecq Iggy Hmm, Nancy itcgnxe loanlewett FRONT :RO GeraidMartin.T 'Y1a A ' . 'e P-Un e' HoPkmS- lem! lm am- Thm as to certwj that 'fi-1E HGRNEST has been awqrdml SUT .RICH h+1'l'lNG in the Yearbook COIN Wane! No longer is a school Annual simply a memory book ay, more than ever before, ties between the school the community need to be strengthened. How better this be accomplished than by showing the work of school through the Annual? So we have shown you students and faculty of Craig R-III District at work at play, engaged in those activities designed to pre- pare students for their roles as active citizens. ,I K hmidt Barbara Sharp' 1 evgndetsc I - , Dorotha t aiidbdxe Miller, Ehzabem longs 14 ' 1- Zami and Wtajmzaa From crisp leaves scatter- . A p W' A4 ing the ground in the fall ' ' A to the bareness of snow- covered land in the winter and back to the lush greeness of spring, the willows stand guard. 'Twas a wonderful Falll But Indian Summer couldn't last much 1onger-- and it didn'tl ?,5f2?f .7 . ,,,- rhpir 1 ..4.. . 'N :h .r' Ill Barbara Helfers Gray 1, 1 Thelma Gerdes .154 Frances McQueen Mrs. Stoner gets books from Book- l'l'l0 bile. 475 '6- sw .22 wx V-I-C-T-O-R-Y T.B. or not T.B. That is the - X question. Consumption be 3 A,', , , A' , I done? Of cough, of cough. I' Feeding the monkeys QGIIIS' B.B. Teamj Lili Olll' Nurse Cleta, efflctency plus. Mrs. Walden Juniors work like madl Hey, the hot dog ain't hotl t, Mr. Carpenter, Picture taking for annual is underway. Basketball starts before Football ends. 70, 7 We We . Winter brought SHOW. . . And lhe L-nd ol the Semester. . . llalf of lhc school yllil' was over. . . . . I l obrl1:1i'y was wclcomc. . . the shortest, month of them all. . . 4 X N N? ,. But the nwst rornantic time s ilg Kb sr I VMI ofthe year to give hearts and lo lose' lhenu. 11 7 av's :Fx f Q - '71 ' x I. . w Y S a l l'+? -Y 0,51 ll lr lst Pamc1a Lawrence P8U'1C18 McDan1el MOHICB Baker Teresa VanGundy Drane Tubbs Gall Cunningham, Donald Tubbs Terry Felumb Deane Blermann B111 Schoolmg 2nd Sondra Canon Betty Hmkle Donna Kimmer- Img Sue Grundy Darlene Vonderschmxdt Don Wennlhan Jerry Moser Kelth Reynolds Kexth Miller, Dennis wd o le asure Of me C' . 1 ln the P d the Krng on of students and facu cyl ses as they Conducte esh' n co0Pe'3U m of The C as 1 3 second: FF I P , , A, n,'D . 1 X 7 I X' 4 1 ' sf -X52--5' 'X . A I - ff X . ' X P x 5 I . g L! la tj 1 3 Queen Darlene Vonderschmidt King Don Wermihan Q QOFHN 1 1 ...-:f'7.g2'f 1319. . 11.-f , . ?Z4qed I .. ',' ,1 '. 5 Q 2 h gaeheffalf I Coach Kite ' l 1 l I .' N Il Rouse ' H... i .mf '52 'ax 'tis f X i 5 i X yn ',.mnaL,i , . . Stockwell ll W 3 il Renken BACK: Coach Kite, Burnsides, Martin, McCoy, Edwards, Rouse. Austin, Reynolds, Renken, Moore, Stockwell. FRONT: 5 fix ' Reynolds if X - -4 N 13 . 1 L' 4 A 6 i McKee, Thomas, -N t X X I , K X v 1 ' Smith Coach Kite Hendrix Miller Stoner 4 Za SEASON' S REC ORD 275 Conference Invitational Tourney Stoners ememm Winners First Place Craig 47--Maitland 42 H FJ' Craig 54--Mound city 43 Craig 52-fBe11evue 48 Rock Port Invitational Tourney 1 First Place Craig 66--Mound City 53 Craig 59--Elmo 36 Craig 42--Bellevue 36 Fairfax Invitational Tourney Third Place Craig 72--Watson 42 Craig 54--Fairfax 60 Craig 69--Hopkins 43 275 Conference Games Craig 50--Bellevue 44 Craig '54--Oregon 55 Craig 74--Mound City 62 Non-Conference Games Craig 50--Oregon 46 Craig 42--Rock Port 32 Craig 47--Fairfax 45 Craig 77--Rock Port 54 W I Christmas Tree The Grade Operetta 'W fziatmaa fin. 45' 1 I '+ ' The Glee Clubs' Canta QQWPTA J l t , , M...- '4 V X fr - Student Council Helped Santa The Sextet and Carol Singing Merry Christmas, Mr. Snowman Ballet ofthe Snowflakes JN ef' on 9 A ,s Qifi 1 LILL ,Q A K ,A,,,! as v Q. K N Ze 'Q, abil, ,X Q Uwens. Booe' A , mgyarn, K stockwbn- .ein :asv . :min 71' 640144 r I-'964gedm7 ,MA 4, Nt, ft , A ii Ir rst- xackwnv ' X ' - Hrr. , - cr Burgess' htlhtorc, Theas. Dumuhoo' L03 Z znd: Thomas' t Moser Worl. SUYQU' ' iw Kite. Austin. l x .. .u ' ' I . , . We Wad Wcvuefq . X Watts. V ,xi ,L xackbut v .t mms. wtckxw- W L me- 0 ist1MarUh ' A 1 Cerdcs. Wffgh4MWhfQ264- Cww' wmfWmWUW'Y ,, te, ' A 1 Sree C- Zndpflodth XTX 1 rcemtucrlmb' Freshmen presented Sparkin, with John Sinkhorn, Qneelh ken ' Karen Watts, Thelma Gerdes, Sondra Catron, 0 Q juniors gave Show Mc, 41 pageant of Mrssourr . Real Gone Ghosts! , Aw, Orriel sophomores were USHIQIII' ' s ,if He s been a sprt- Wh1SI16 Whlle You Work 10 Marrlyn Am t Gonna Cry. tin' on my new Cal- Q icy dress! A -m rn the Ram. Sixth grade commemorated Wigs? Veterans' Day, NR K . grade showed how our was settled. !i1 !fJ Q'0r A few short hours of soft lights and wispy formals, unfamiliar heels and too-starched shirt collars. . . The Ban- quet and Spring Formal time, March blew in with the usual fervor. . Contests kept us busy. . Easter came and went, and the last few weeks of school were upon us. . Holding hands in the sunshine, and we thought warm weather had arrived at last--then it snowed. .But spring did come and then came ,,c. May. ., . closer to graduation, closer to finalsg , and always Closer to summer vacation, . and nicrnories of the year just passedi, 1 + id . nr 5-is it . fp' -r fl . ,- '-:ff l -991 'W' U L4 H 5531.-'iE': :egg ff T-' ' stir S Lk -. t, 1 . :-c f...-N .i,,: w K,-s w gi -E .:ji':i'-its 593 - Q MS 4 -L 'EX K ' 1 , i, .::.,?s. Q-3, if! e ' d use 3 9 ' 76:7 WW? We. . ,X ,, 5 1 'O--,Q QS L I NOT CARNEGIE BUT oun Music: HALL 3RD ROW: Mabrey, Peters, Barker, Steele, Hecker, Schultz, Grundy, Smith, Thayer, Nichols, Quimby, Gaskill. ZND ROW: Smith, Bullock, Henry, Whltham, died :W Butcher, Hinkle, B. Peters, Mrs. Schnegelberger, Hicks, Taylor, Michaelis, Miller. J. Hecker, l-losfield, IST ROW: Buck, Wennihan, Stone, Gerdes, Watts, Drewes, Randall, Jones, Martin, B. Hinkle, Catron. I ALL ABOARD FOR MARYVILLE, COLUMBIA Q- an I ' V TRIPLE TRIO AT STATE CONTEST 1954 5 Sv' Q 3RD ROW:J. Geib, Foley, Smith, Burgess, Ideker, Yount, Windhorst. ZND ROW: Nowling, Singleton, Krutz, Schnegelbergcr, McKee, Heirman, Fuller, Mrs. Schnegelberger. 1ST ROW: Rameriz, Geib, Ingram, McDaniels, M. l-leitman, Gates, Ward, Snyder. fandom game! ilii- 4 l n 1.. A i 'tix il-ll-ll 0 an 1 I li tx Ig' ' 1 uf x Q- Z C6 H 4- ,I I' Nil ' 6 Tj..- ..1I. Q wg ix Y M f'MM W n 'Q -0+ X M 45 X' 'N fx f -I Q Xe- 'x x A. :ff ' QQ' ex fig ' mi gf-1, Lf s, gL-, , -Q at W 'X' W' XX V ---'W E... ww ' - K -2 . ...Mm JAM H ,w,mTq, V A.. . ,. M - ff-M A .',.. . l M . . A. I Y ., -. - nam X. J NN av ,J ' .IRL ,Q A4 gf, QW ' W W 4. . ' K-51 ' .-gg! ' ' inn- vmv- - K 'n ...gn '-SN .Q . f . 1 I . .........a 'Y I .J 'Friendly Island - iors ro ' juniors welcome 54 Sen La L3 Le l Q E o-OW Nw e Spzdnq 7afun4l s. 3 Lei :adam-Seadoo gangaez Crystal Room, Hotel Robidoux, April, 1954. Miss King, which fork? , A, Bunny Hop. Well, Bunnies don't wear shoes. Student Council s onsored a s rin formal dance in the rn. P P 3 BY ra1nD 7'f Ozark Bound! fx' I I . YY , 4.1 If ,,.41f ,+f Y' jo .rl Graduation for the Class of '54, 7a 6601401461 And then it was Summer. . .For all W of us, another school year was e ' ' history. The seniors wondered how four years could have gone by so fast. M It was time to pack the picnic basket. . . get out the bathing suits and fishing poles. . . L i But we had our memories. . .ofthe work we did, the fun we had. . .the friends we made. . .the grade we had just completed. 1 --m--1m- Fr Q . ' ecwlew .4'd6e.,, III Fred Austin, FFA Barbara Sharp, Band Joyce Kite, Editor School Paper O I Dorotha Hopkins, Student Council Joyce Butcher, FHA Darlene Vonderschmidt, Editor of Annual SEATED: Elizabeth Jones, Glee Club Edee Joyce Miller, Pep Club -vsf. ' 'S H37 we II Eiee me S ponsor: Miss Ideker. 'Y lk, i 1?-5 , v ffm, wwf' 4TH ROW: Janet Hecker, E. Taylor, S. Smith, Hecks, Grundy, Henry, G. Steele, Quimby, Hopkins. 3RD ROW: D. Peters, M. Taylor, Buck, Martin, Gerdes, Sharp, Thayer, Hendrix, Michaelis. Mabery, B, Steele, l-losfield. 2ND ROW: Drewes, B. Peters, P. Hinkle, B. Hinkle, Stone, Butcher, Miss Ideker. Jones, E. Miller, Joan Hecker, P. Miller, Catron, Watts. 1ST ROW: Schultz, D. Smith, Kite, Von- derschmidt. I W. f' B, C U Z 'ff Ku s h lt . 0608 ff f - f Vonderschmidt D Smith is N. 1 W MAKER . qt! .S wwf, 'NN TOP ROW: Martin, Gmndy, Peters, Gerdes, Cain, Sharp, Drewes, Stone,S. Smith, Barker, Qs' C20 Iewett, B. Steele. MIDDLE ROW: D. Peters, Catton, Hosifeld, Nichols, P. Miller, Schultz, 44, ' Q Michaelis, Miss King, P. Hinkle, Rundle, M. Taylor, Ingram, Schnegelberger, Gaskill. A :cf fri FRONT ROW: Henry, B. Hinkle, E. Miller, Butcher, Hopkins, Vonderschmidt, Jones, E. S ' , E - 72. Taylor, Watts, Thayer. U- ' it , , Y M ,. 9, -' S Q5 R ' S 4450 fx?-O' 1 J I I LGR id' ...til P ' Q it I I I .assi Lvgikf fs ' -Salt' ' , 'i .EsiQ.sjEt, 35'-ff' 1s,,,f, ' ' . ,fe AWR- ?1.'7i' 1. 17-,ks iff? ,mp -2333.1 pix - , G ,f 3, UTUFE F . fl Q, tv. f 'l .?5is:?3!, 'f' e ff! AOA? TOP ROW: Kerns, Thomas, Dunihoo, Yandall, Buckles, Jack Thomas, Edwards, T. McKee, , is Op'-HON 6 K. Drewes, D. Jackson, Sinkhorn, Mr. Barrett. MIDDUE ROW: R. McKee, Theas, Ham, Q 0 -1 f- S5 ,ds AXEXXFAYQ Miller, Nichols, J. Jackson, Stuart, Bullock, Moser, B. Austin, Renken, Stockwell. FRONT F fi ROW: Hendrix, Young, G. Rother, R. Drewes, F. Austin, Phillips, Ward, McCoy, R. Rother, ' -iw, ifrf., ,gb Hem. C Os 5' XfQQ '10 S Y A' rw' ,,, , .img Q 4 Aigv' f,v,f-W.-5: , . . ,. , - ff ,-,gL'gjslig.,. g.,. , 3 . fm , gg K .0 fffsf-was 2 I ' tffgsk' 17' gr K . v .du . .natutgmh .:. 1-P 1,1 .0 Q aA1.0,x 1 lil ' Q Y. qi c-La., av sg ' wp we' 9 I - K A ws W WP'-yp'.q:',f. . ' ' 'away M? L I . Us ,J TI , Avg. I s N' 1 121 r,qI!1.x'f ' 9 kgs ,' I 1 ' W iv 1:1 S -w l fm., uni, V 54? 1, . X 31: ' ' 1 'E- 'ss .r 1 f '75 lfeadeecigb fgy' l P 'Q Dorotha Hopkins , ..,-'A PRESIDENT E . Raymond Worley, Hope Thayer Uthjp Patty Miller, Kenneth Young 19thD, Nancy Stone. Patty l-linkle Qllthjg K Russel Grundel, Dorotha Hopkins, Mr. Pulley, Joyce Kite, Barbara Sharp, Glen Rother, Edee Miller Q12thjg Phillip Moore, Lenard Rouse f10thjg Jane Dunnihoo, Dennis Moore f8thj. s X n . fl . alibi: .I 1 A gil, .- . 1 0. 6'4 l - Pgnegjif! in .19 A MESSAGE FROM THE SPONSOR As good government is one of the major outcomes of any High School curriculum, our high school has for the past number of years sponsored a student government organiza- tion. Through this organization, the faculty attempts to bring to the student in a practical manner the premise that democratic freedom entails individual responsibility. The projects of this year have been similiar to those of the past. The council helped plan and carry out many as- pects of the school carnival, regulated class activities for competition in the King and Queen Contest, handled small problems concerning student activities at noon, and this year undertook the job of repairing toys for distribution at Christmas. The school Christmas Tree in the main hall and and the large wreath over the outside door were placed in position and decorated by the council again this year. We feel that the Student Council is an important and nec- B ce Pune hind al essary part of our school life, and that the students will carry 'Y Y- P . . . . . Student Council Spams! on their interest in government as adults in their communities. They Helped, Too just Practicing Crowns King and Queen President Dorotha xvjw I 111 r n K an 1 I I rr r Lf ' , s 'a' M: A w . H 1 3 ' . r ,P fn.. f. Frolrcb Noodles ann' O Mrghty benrors I a humble Freshman . . . 1 Battle of the sexes i .1 'Q QI-var Ne.. The Bare Facts ? ' iq Corning Kids Who-la Hulal fx Cat napprng rn Ag l Banquet Hound Casanov 1 keith senoub Seniors 'WM Oh, Karen! - X 'fi GIUCSOIUC TWOSOIIIE I Love that Manl ' 1 and-' ' NI N ,np ffbgb 'z'ed0az I I Y Zac Dfzdaaw gp 1 V Q V v 6 S-' . t' I ,A-lvksgt 7'4 X 1 N:'q,F, - A qi, K. , 'Q f r YN wif 1 H. Shelton, Craig Custodian, Mrs. Rose Rouse, Craig Cook Mrs. Ann Snyder, Craig Cook. znd: Ralph Rundle, Craig Custodian, Mrs. Ralph Rundle, Craig Cook, Mrs. Ruth Cain, Craig Cook. Mrs Cleta Myers efficient Cleta is always courteous an who 4, P 1 , 5 John Boyd, Fortescue Lester Henry, C.R. Snyder, Harold She1ton,g ,jx Harvey Fuller C0m1f1g DTIVCF Sud Cuswdlan ii li B Custodian, Driver. Chester Myers, ,Craig Bus Drivers. L 5 ' Qin, , fe 4 1 -ix 'ml y Ji -. v 'P 1- CRAIG 5 ,r CORNING Mo SCHOOL BUS Le an hungry 10 zeal We Uace 70efze 530. gm lu Z Kun. run. run nm, funn-. -hm-' Puff run und jump 'U' BRD: Dean Biermann, Connie True. Terry Felumb, Eugene McCombs, Mrs. Fitzgerald, Teresa Van Gunday, Otto Miller, Jr., Monica Baker, Marcia Walker. 2ND: Dennis Thurnau, Larry Wright, Linda Thurnau, Bill Schooling, Beverly Shelton, Donald Tubbs, Patricia McDaniel, Joe McCoy, Helen Theas. SEATED: Gail Cunningham, Carllfloehns, Linda Nowling, Diane Tubbs, Robert Foley, Janice Randall, Larry Whetsel, Karen Brindle, Francis Moore, Robert Brickey, Jimmie Miller. X f I' 3RD: Dorothy Jackson, Buryl Ideker, Loren Jordan, Ellen Varvel, Vicki Thumau, Sandra Brownlee. William Brandon, David Cooper. 2ND: Donna Fletcher, David Rhoades, Dennis Ohlenselehn, Trula Heits, Wanda Singleton, Charles Schmidt, Van Kernerling, Donna Rogers. lST: Russell White, Stanley Randall, Stephen Howard, Lucille Burge, Larry Whitham, Glenda Carlson, Gary Trauernicht. Gary Geib, Larry Geib, 'WR 3RD: Julie Thumau, Mary McQueen, Wayne Voltmer, L. D. Burge, Doyle Theas, Richard Jack son, Pam Gray. 2ND: Guy Jewett, Leroy Theas, Mike Thomson, Mrs. Stoner, Leland Burge, Jimmie Jeffries, James Hoehns, Tommy Moore. lST: Kay Wright, Kay Rogers, Judy Hollander, Nancy McDaniel, Patty Helfers, Janice Foster, Lucille Nowling. in at, '- .-lfldl? L J SRD: Earlene Heits, Bob Carlton, Donna Travis, Judy Ohlensehlen, Patsy Travis. 2ND: Ronnie Drewes, Mike Cougherty. Mrs. Skaith, Morris Heitman, Sharon Phillips, Ethellordan. 1ST: Donna Biermann, Barbara Luhrs, Ronnie Snyder, Gary Trauernicht, Sammy Ramirez. NOT SHOWN: Gary Mather. SRD: Dennis Gates, Glen Nowling, Joyce Singleton, Frances Jeffries, Billy Jeffries, Judith McDaniel. ZND: Kenneth Geib, Billy Worl, Stanton Ideker, Mrs. Raiser, Jackie Randall. Eugene Voltmer, D. L. Foley. lST: Karla Dukes, Leroy Jackson, Eva Brindle, Steven Ward, Linda Ingram, Jerry Geib, Jana Schooler. waf- ?-- 'sn 3RD: Dianne Barrett, Martha Ingram, Bernard Heits, Janelle Yotmt, Stanley Allan, Nevada, Bomar, Darla Trauernicht, Carolyn Mallon. 2ND: Linda Rother, Dennis Wright, Marcia McCoy, Linda Kent, Mrs. Fitzmaurice, Billy Golden, James Nowling, Gary Anderson, Rita Brickey. IST: Robert Burgess, Donna Travis, Billy Heitman, Robert Booe, Shirley Jewett, Margaret Nowling, Duane Bierman, Wanda Foster, Twilla Miller. NOT SHOWN: Dianne True. .Jr BACK: Loyd Whitthan, Mary Phillips, Francis McQueen, Hope Thayer, Gene Snyder, David Nowling, Jimmy Eckley, Alfred Schmidt. MIDDLE: Doris Jackson, Jimmy Rodgers, Linda Singleton, Eva Hicks, Mrs. Driskell, Michael Ramirez, Ramond Worley, Judith Krutz, Carol Thompson. FRONT: Elouise Martin, Party Doughtery, Karen Randall, DeMaris Schooler, Gene Jewett, Wayne Jewett, Gerald Fletcher, Marilyn Luhrs, Eva Drewes. Dennis Moore BACK: Shirley Windhorst, Carolyn Wickiser, Janice Schnegelberger, Sandra McCoy, Mrs. Parrish, Jackye Gray, Barbara Helfers, Donna Kemmerling. MIDDLE: John Ingram, Kenneth Brugess, Billy Booe, Jimmy Quimby Dennis Moore, Marvin Worl, Buddy Yandell, Berry Gray, Jerry ldeker, Jimmy Smith. FRONT: Beverly Voltmer, Sandra Kent, Alice Barker, Jane Dunnihoo, Joyce Ed- wards, Sharon Worl, Clara Foster, Sondra Brickey, Gary Wennihan, Rae Allen Fuller. EIGHTH GRADE Mrs. Parrish, Teacher Q s x Carolyn Wickiser, President V, Jackye Gray, Vice-Pres. Donna Kemrnerling, Secretary Barbara Helfers, Treasurer 'u ' A ar' SEVENTH GRADE fi ' , Mrs. Driskell, Teacher ff X . Linda Singleton, President 4 3, 5-'Q Mary Ann Phillips, Vice-Pres. - ' ' 'J 5' Judy Krutz, Secretary 'A -Ny' in , .af ' - Gene Snyder, Treasurer 5 3cmal4 - .J ' I ha SEATED, l,. TO R. G.iry Fuller. Eileen Xi I Mgirtiii. Erm.i Pope. Barry Ngiumiin, Rebeeaxi Wriiglu. Marcin Wcnniliiu, Ruweugt llusted. N VANDING: Idi llutileit. Rny llicks, Betty Rlingifles, Mrs. Thompson, Gerzild kiilkfllklil, Liurry Moor .. 7, t 5. lewd? SEATED, L. TO R.: Slginluy Wright, Bobby lx1cAs.l:tiits, Louise Wiitdlinrst, Jerry lxliieliell. Ehiuie slieliou. ll.irold Burtlctt, John Sinner. e, Marvin Tlmyer. S VANDING: Dicli Moore, Alvai Stoner, Douglas Thayer, Mr. Skaith, Lois Scliuegelberger, Emmett Wiudliorsi, nharou Martin. 'K 9 1-, cmd6 SEATED, L. TO R.: Melvu Kruiz. Virginia McAdams, Kay Graves, Llawutia Stoner, Myrna Schncgelberger, Wilma lVllldhUlSl, Diana Bind- ley. STANDING: Cameron Pope, David Mitchell, Steven Bradley, Jerry Dougherty, Miss Pebley, Don Slieltou, Gale Currie. Donna Graves, Betty Jo Graves. 'yofzteacae Qmclec I mmf? BACK, L. TO R.: David Beasley Waller Siiilchorn Mrs. Meyer Jerry Youiii Ronnie llendrix li ., -4 I , 3 '3 I i 1 FRONT, L. TO R.: L Larry Stone Rosalie Ausrin Cindy Rhodes Sire Jones Helen Steele George Sinlqhorn ,yn- L 'J ,f ,.p is V4 bit? Q 5cmd4 I N 2 'ii I I , lv? :ZX fi e45cmd6 Johnny Dodsozi Rose Kent Patsy Beesley Doris Warts Lydia Young David Moser FRONT, L. TO R,: Marilyn Sieele Florence Cox Sharon Watts BACK, L. TOR. Lawrence Cox Billy Carron Jimmy Yount Donna Becsley Loretta S inlahorn Mrs, Czxtroii Melvin Young L QE A V, i . Herman S inkhorn .i 4 s 4 5, . I I I-' ro. 1. H , 1-an Q ..-nf 7mw!? A z BACK, L. TO R.: Loyd Ham, Robert Rhodes, Steve Boyd, Josiah Stansbury, Mike Boyd, Denny Dodson. FRONT, L, TO R.: Carol Hendrix, Evelyn Cox, Ramah Butcher, Leora Sinkhorn, Sharon Rice, Elaine Hinkle. 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