Craig High School - Hornet Yearbook (Craig, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1956 volume:

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Thanks again 3 The Staff I ll: i We 'Me I , gfawetlz fi camd ab! 1 Zeaaldcwz , il , nee to li 4744 I eayzdeza :bmw 'i I Our Award of Devotion The Staff of the HORNET had no difficulty in selecting the recipient of the HORNET'S Award of Devotion. The unanimous decision, without hesitation or discussion, was that no words or awards could fully express to Mrs. Ida Elizabeth Parrish, teacher of the eighth grade, our devotion. If ever a teacher's life exemplified the words of the Scripture s: Who shall find a virtuous woman, for her price is far above rubies, the life of Ida Elizabeth Parrish does. Mrs. Parrish, who completes this spring thirty years of teaching, has given twenty- two years of teaching service in Holt County, fourteen of which have been in Craig. The number of students on whom her influence has fallen comes to a staggering total. Take untold patience, mix it with an abundance of love, add a keen intellect, a zest for living, a dry humor, season all with a caustic wit, and you have Mrs. Parrish--who through the years has been our friend when we needed a friendg our mother-confessor when we needed to sob out some little story of heartbreak or distress, our critic, prais- ing or correcting as we needed it, our judge, stern or lenient as befitted the case on trial, our guide, leading us to richer experiences when we thought she was following us, our TEACHER, to whom we are devoted, Mrs. Parrish. MRS. :-.lt-::an::rl4-, ' 1 11- I 1, f . ,, 4 ..l- 7a Um 2004 of 'ceq 74eq .dm Zee. TO ALL PARENTS I'll lend you for a little while a I featured I heard them say, Dear child of mine, He said. Lord, Thy will be done, For you to love the while he lives For all the blessings he will bring and mourn for when he's dead. the risk of grief we'll run. It may be six or seven years or We'll shelter him with tenderness twenty-two or three, and love him while we may, But will you, till I call him back, For all the joy that he will bring take care of him for me? forever grateful stay. But, should the angels call him much sooner than we've planned, We'll bear the bitter grief that comes, and try to understand. 'll' 'll' is'- Q S Qs: Floyd Gene Jewett Donna Ruth Biermann Richard Mitchell Floyd Gene Jewett passed away February 24, 1955, at Fairfax Hospital after a short illness. He was in the seventh grade of the Craig Grade School. Constant companion of his twin brother, and a happy, responsible student, Floyd Gene left a place no one can fill. Donna Ruth Biermann, a sunny and sweet child who delighted in helping others, died as the result of a heart operation performed at the Mayo Clinic, Rochester, Minnesota, on August 25, 1955. Donna Ruth hoped the operation would make her well enough to live like other children. This brave little girl serves as an example to us all to live unselfishly for others Richard Mitchell was graduated from Craig High School in May, 1955 and joined the United States Navy immediately. He lost his life in an auto- mobile accident November 5, l955, as he was on his way to Crai to spend a leave with his family and sweetheart. Richard's love of home, Eis fun- loving disposition, his ability to make friends, and his patriotism to his country will long be remembered. Pazzq Wanda nz ,4 Sagaw pm 2.4 14 Zecniaak 2 This year, for the first time, the HORNET has a queen! Our footsteps lead us not to break but to make tradition. The Honorable Stuart Syming ton, United States Senator from Missouri, kindly consented to judge the pictures of the girls of the Senior Class. From these pictures, he selected Betty Sue Hinkle as Yearbook Queeng his second choice was Patty Lou Hinkle, and his third choice was Elizabeth Jones. made ,cud rgta cg' QM' wvb annex XM' 5 'lam wo s D X C yrs Your X V wx ,ni X X die ur -,510 is win go in 3,155 no met if 5 L 04 X lc X 'E r g we r'! W x. W il we I :QV-on nxfwle 5 wel' Y 2 hw :Qu Us or' 11095 s 50 if ,yi L x 5: L Lf c nf-14' o emi? er Frau 00 T5 gif? V A fu V ,ax 9. P5392 Rv F: 1 C,-'A B n Wdnkk SUPERINTENDENT BRYCE PULLEY B. S. in Ed., Secondary, Northwest Mo. State College, Maryvilleg M. A. Administration, S. T. C., Kirksville. PRINCIPAL CARL RIGGEN B. S. in Education, S. T. C. Kirks- villeg M. Ed. , University of Mo., Columbia. eel amz comme It appears that with the completion of each school year, more and more problems have arisen to face the new graduate. The ever present threat of war, the pressure of finding a worthwhile occupation in a world demanding better trained people, the establishment of a home in a fast moving and complex society are but a few of the problems awaiting you. The instructional staff of this school has done its best to provide you with basic skills with which to deal with the problems of life. The rest is up to you. May each of you contribute your utmost to God, your country, and yourselves. To the Graduates: F. Bryce Pulley Superintendent To the Students: Though in future years the students of C. H. S. may separate to the far corners of our great nation, it will always be a pleasure to book and recall the good old days at Craig High School. The friendships garnered in school days often outlast those of other phases of life. May the good qualities of citizen- ship which you have ex- pressed in school be reinacted in the role of an adult citizen. Carl Riggen Principa BOARD OF EDUCATION: Roy Hinkle, Vernon Ohlensehlen, George Gaskill, David Wright. NOT SHOWN: Carl Randall fPreSidentj, Will Heits. Zuma! of 2 ' SECRETARY, CLETA MEYERS reminisce through the year- agiadad? PATRICIA MARl.liY, Iloine Economics ll. S. in liducation, Secondaryg Northwest Missouri State College, Maryville RICHARD ISARRIZTT, Vocational Agriculture ILS. in Agrieultureg University of Missouri, Columbia DEM.-X FITZMAURICE, Commerce ILS. in Iitlucation, Secondaryg Northwest Missouri State College THOMAS KITIZ, Physical Education, Driver Education ll. S. in lltlucatiou, Secondaryg Northwest Missouri State College VIRGINIA FRAZIER, English, Speech ILS. in liducntion, Secondaryg Northwest Missouri State College DARRISII. HAISR, Science, Mathematics B. S. in Education, Secondaryg Northwest Missouri State College lfLIZ.AlIliTH SCHNEGELBISRGER, Music ILS. in Education, Secoudaryg Northeast Missouri State Teachers College, Kirksville i 'QD ezine H444 Office Wendell Phillips, President J. M. Jackson, Vice-President Joyce Butcher, Sec retary Keith Reynolds , Treasurer Y ' L I , I l 1 The sen- iors are spon- sored by Vir- ginia Frazier and Darrell Haer. The senior activi- ties include the bingo stand and other carni- val conces- sions, plan- ning and carrying out the initiation of the fresh- men, making money for the annual senior trip, producing a senior play, making money to support the senior carni- val king and queen candi- dates. Without our sponsors and the help of our mothe r s we could not successfully engage in these many activities. lbw Lx GL -rf' enicvz Wendell D. Phillips Betty Sue Hinkle Joyce Sue Smith Keith Reynolds Jackie Thomas Elizabeth Ann Jones Emilie Marie Taylor Johnny Ray Renken Rosemary Henry Q5 Cora Mae Barker Jimmy E. Burnsides Jirnmy Rae Fletcher Joyce Arm Butcher Eleanor Ann Gaskill J. M. Jackson Tommy Ward Patty Lou Hinkle Helen Lee Quimby ff -s- 1 '7m4zap4 ada: lex we to Ke O Ill Where entertaining the seniors at the annual banquet was the highlight of our year, , . and making money for this project consumed much of our time... Footsteps carrying us nearer to the next year, when we would be seniors, and saying good-bye to Craig High School and all it has meant to us. :mice 44 Uffice Jennie Rundle, President: Marcia Randall, Treasurer: Renick Stuart, Vice-Presidentg Shirley Wennihan, Secretary. The Juniors are sponsored by Patri- cia Marley and Carl Riggen, Among the activities of the Juniors are the annual banquet, earning money for it, earning money to support their car- nival king and queen candidates. '24 .F .x v f Hiigg x .335 , ' f .1 l 6 1,5 A 1. x ' -G! s 'A I ir l 5. if Q. 1 'O .w ,At - Sv L A ,.. pf X Y..v rs Q . 3. L 1 :X If I A A A US V J S f N 5' as AG' M M49- 'f 7 . 'CIT .-A Vi if .,,,. -.2 ' . -4 l s f -in l J, 5 s 4 ew - . ,, 31 r 'Jain mice Leonard Rouse Nadean Hicks Dottie Peters Jennie Rundle Harold Jewett Karen Schnegelberger Marcia Randall Janet Hecker Renick Stuart Judith Renken Lois Whitham Twyla Ann Cain Keith Miller Esther Stoner Shirley Wennihan Sue Grundy Tom Kerns Mary Joyce Mackey Kay Brickey Arlene Buck Judy and Keith struggle with that monster--the popcorn machine Girls sell novel- ties at the Carnival. . . Juniors h d Night Club. ?1 H1 'EQ' '7wz4zQp4 amz Jed M Za de 500760764 , , . Where we found our own little niche and made a worthwhile contribution to the activities of the school. . . with first team members in basketball and footballg first chair players in bandg hard i X, X workers on the paper and the an- 4' X nualg cheerleader and majorette. . . b ' ' xo 4. i Yes, and ran the seniors a mighty fi 'i l close race for carnival king and 2 queen. i 2 'Q x,- mafze 65444 Ufbfdcew Dean Jack- son, Presi- dentg Gary Stockwell, Vice-Presb dent: Sondra Carton, Sec retaryg Rich ard Heits, Treasurer. The sopho- mores are sponsored by Richard Barrett and Dema Fitz- maurice. '26 High-stepping Thelnm, our majorettc. Sondra can never say, Sweet sixteln and never been kissed, for heros proof that Bob did it. Uneasy lies the head that wcars the crown. Uneasy because--will the Sophomores win? Dean and Party practice. Sweet and solemn! 444 1 HQN T F 1373 1.- , ff -. . -- ' .. -L f - I W ' .,.' -J H+, . 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J where we under- went the ordeal of initiation and were at last full-fledged high school students x W 'nw madman Oogazew if S Carolyn Wickiser President: Buddy Yandell, Vice- Prcsidentg Ramah Butcher, Secre- taryg Jane Dunni- hoo, Treasurer. 4 llf Z Ql dx A A it C. Ns L , N- M- s.. , iv F M fzeadmcm si L x w ,X 4 2 . 'itmf-.H G+' ' 1, .. r .e,,,g,, - T A , 'Nfl' 1 W? 1 v 7 ., -x F5 I .-fe 3, 1 X-rf A f X... - L if Q 14 lm QAM s. - 1 K Q. 5- 5' 1:-' -3'-ff J' Q 'JN In W x f F If BX KS- Q1 ,1 K x M' 7-. 9 3 1' 'l t L gl i Qi, -. A in .,,,t f A G Q , J ,, Q l 6, . -' L we , -W , Q l . x 1 2' 6 'I 'C 1 be 7. P I f ,HJ fx 35 K a J J 1 if -L , xx 0 0 1 gi 3 6 . I 1 f H Q S E N' JJs: , J S Q! adn 1 5, Sondra Brickey Johnny Ing ram Sharon Worl Freeman Liles Shirley Windhorst Steve Boyd Jackye Gray Kenneth Burgess Elaine Hinkle Buddy Yandell Donna Kemerling Jimmy Smith Joyce Edwards Jackie Fries Leota Sinkhorn Billy Booe Carol Hendrix Barry Gray Beverly Voltmer Jimmy Quimby Carolyn Wickiser Ray Allen Fuller Janice Schnegelberger Marvin Worl Alice Barker Gary Wennihan Barbara Helfers Orvil Nowling Ramah Butcher Ronnie Nichols Jane Dunnihoo Jerry Ideker Lois Kincaid Larry Varvel Saundra Kent 5 .. . The HORNET, symbolic of the spirit of Craig High School, where our footsteps have led us to leader- ship in such activities as BAND, represent- ed by Rosemary I-Ienryg PEP CLUB, represent- ed by Elizabeth Jones, cheerleader: SCHOOL PAPER, represented by Cora Mae Barker, our responsible and willing typisrg the HORNET, our school annual, represented by Patty Hinkle, co- editorg FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA, repre- sented by Betty Hinkle, president: FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA represented by Tommy Ward, president of F,F,A, and of STU- DENT COUNCIL: GLEE CLUB, repre- sented by Joyce Butcher 4-year member, and active in small vocal groups ...... These representative students are all seniors, but footsteps are leading others to take their places. . .Add up these footsteps, and you have the creative spirit of Craig High School! ie Qfameta' Wea! . , . . Oaoeef 2 , . 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A5 vsxiix demanglrfles Sgcflcyjf Y ' 5 a 3 uf' '-Q he lea ' beef' ggalx. , go gil the .RP 'X thansx Ykislax the addxtX03and 2 Q T 'uuimg . me J' L e ' hu ,txxx X1 ,mxch fx , pf ,, N v- ,re ,Vi STANDING: Harold Jewett, Leonard Rouse, Marilyn Taylor, Elbert Ham, Bette Steele, Tommy H Ward, Karen Watts, Lola Thayer, Patty Miller, Robert Austin. SEATED: Thelma Gerdes, Mrs. ,- Frazier, Elizabeth Jones, Keith Miller, Sondra Catron. INSERTS: Advisor-Mrs. Frazier, typists- Betty Hinkle, Joyce Butcher, Patty Hinkle, Cora Barker. Z4 , ' .- Y .Q ,Q , L. N I P , , I Z ie Wanna! Staff. . . Worked hard on the yearbook, giving willingly many hours of time. --...,. V 'rv , v-, --. 'C' STANDING . Kar tm Co-Editors Mrs, Fr , ' ell Watts' Elizabeth Jones SEATEDLTLEQ' Paffy Hink1f'.R2En3a1'Y Henry, Emu T Patty Hinklc e Butcher, patty Mf el' Wennihan, S37 Y10r, Arlene Bu Advisor met' Thelma Ge e Smith. Sondra C ck, Elizabeth lone Mrs. Frazier 'dei Nadean Hicksagglh Kem? Millers' W Hillkleu ' The girls talk it over. Shall it be a photographic cover again? Or blue with a Hornet? s if-1 e Il I f-v fe 5. '5'1s:' . ...mn Karen asks for advice. Oh, Mrs. Frazier, lreally goofed. Z5 To the staff members of the HOR- NET comes a reward that can be measured in terms of the satisfaction of seeing a difficult task completed. The girls who work on the yearbook give willingly of what would be spare or study time. They frequently remain after school or take work home. But the experience they gain more than compensates for the extra effort. Timing is important in yearbook work, First, the book must be planned Then arrangements must be made for photographs. Pages must be planned, laid out, pasted and typed. Deadlines with the publisher must be met, and page continuity and multiples kept straight. The students who enjoy the finished yearbook owe the staff a debt of gratitude. . STANDING: Leonard Rouse, Twyla Cain, Robert Austin, Patty Miller, Gary Wennihan, Q A Barbara Helfers, Bernard lleits, Linda Kent, Jimmy Rogers, Delviaris Schooler. SEATED: Elizabeth jones, LM. Jackson, Sue Smith, Tommy Ward, Mr. Riggen, Joyce Butcher, F. Patty Hinkle. Q Carl Riggen, Sponsor 3 K K , --. ' 41' , ,,, , . ' 9' AV' Tommy Ward Q., - Sue Smith Y T - A A Joyce Butcher E , ' 'ia' A' Patty Hinkle XX PrCSidCl1I Vice President Secretary Treasurer F . . . Round the clock with the Student Council. . .Sponsored de indent' acmcif. . is composed of two representatives elected from each class from grades 7 through 12. The council meets each Wednes- day morning, dis- cussing current problems or plan- ning the affairs it sponsors. Student Council sponsor Riggen says It is important that people who will eventually govern themselves have ex- periences in making decisions and accept ing responsibilities, The Student Council offers this opportunity in a controlled situa- tion, ,W is .K gsQ N a lovely spring formal, based on theme Sidewalk Cafe. Good orchestra played swoony tunes. . . Faculty members and parents were chape rones. . . Decorating took time. . . Twas worth it. . . From cream can to crystal. . . Takes a man. . . Carnival time found the Council busy. . . Supervising prac- tice for the Coronation of the king and queen . , , allotting space. . , assigning concessions. . . The Council helped with Homecoming. , , dec- er rooms spic and span for visitors. . . dec- C orated the gym for crowning of football queen. . . provided music for dancing . . . Council supervised drawing of names for Christmas gift ex- A change.. . Decorated tree.. . t made Christmas wreath. . , F S P Y orated the goal posts. . . girls cleaned the lock- Om eezieaclew. . . A- Karen Watts, Thelma Gerdes, Sue Grundy, Elizabeth Jones. . . provided pep, inspir- ation, leadership at the football and basketball games, and planned the activities of the H wwf FIFTH ROW: H. Quimby, J.M. jackson, I. Fletcher. FOURTH ROW: B. Hinkle, R. Henry, J. Butcher. THIRD ROW, K, Miller, N. Hicks, A. Buck, S. Wennihan, E. Taylor, S. Smith, P. Hinkle, M. Taylor, L. Thayer, B. Sieulc. SECOND ROW: D. Peters, J. Hecker, B. Wright, M. Mackey, L. Hosfield, S. Catton, P. Miller. FIRST ROW: L. Sinkliorn, tl. Hendrix, R. Butcher, S. Grundy, T. Gerdes, K. Watts, Qcheerleadersj C. Wickiser, J. Gray, L. Kincaid. FRONT: ll. Jones fcheerleadery. fi? Wf- r ix jay' .fp-if' A 4 S if' ,S 3 SW' New if y ,,.I. . Q Q NNY MAPHVA . 'F W A K f X' Cx' O I x ' x A l Qs l A . ' ' , W 7 if 6 s , A Q r j f N' 'nn Q ' A 0 A 73 , N f l D f 7 E ' F' X - ' jx u- 1 Y I l JL' A fx v ' j - 0 in - ' ' 4- 4 -' ,ge 'AM - .T V I . 714, xxx B' L 0 CN- , Nfw B s W , J -S . 15,1 , , -- . P. Mnrlcy , 'uf THIRD ROW: J. Rundlc, S. Windhorst, J. Dunnihoo, L. Kincaid, J. Scluiegelbergcr, 5. KL-ut, B. l I I Voltmer, S. Brickey, J. Edwards, A. Barktr, D Pliers. SECOND ROW: ll. Ouimlny, m. Wcuuilian, M Taylor, B. Steele, A, Carroll, L. llosfield, L. 'l'hnyt:r, T Gerdls, P. Milltr, K. VVHIIS, li. 'l'.rylor, C. Barker, li. Gaskill, R. Henry. SEATEIMC. Wickisur, S. Grundy, D. KL'lllL'l'llll?I,, B. llcllcrs, l. Butcher, Mrs. Marley, J. Gray, B. Hinkle, li. jones, 5. Smith, P. Hiukll-. 1 1 1 1 1 HAD A GOOD YEAR, FOURTH ROW: K. Burgess, B. Yaudall, M. Worl, F. Lilcs, J. Moser, E. Tlieas, D. Yandall, S. Boyd, B. Booe, Mr. Barrett. THIRD ROW: J. Ideker, l. Sinkhorn, I. Fries, B. Austin, K. Drewes, R. Nichols, R. Heirs, D. Jackson, G. Buckles, R. Stuart, G. Stock- well. SECOND ROW: J. Ingram, J. Thomas, J. Hendrix, T. Kerns, J.M. jackson, W. Phillips, T. Ward, J. Thomas, J. Renken, R. Rother, K. Young, E. Fries. SEATED: E. Ham, O. Nowling, G. Wennihan, J. Quimby, L. Varvel, J. Smith. Bwrrc -lg LQ rowu Bearer Deloris C arlsong Lynn ThUfll3l1 John Rcnkcn Al lcnc Buck 1 t 4 Sw E I' Wcndcll Phillips, Betty Hinklc H Radiant Donna, ready for her triumphal entry. 646649 Senior letterman Tommy Ward escorts football queen- - freshman Donna Kcmmcr linu. -4 1. P 'I e e r 'uziaal ' and Zcceen The seniors were successful in winning the Contest for the king and queen of the annual school carnival. Senior candidates John Renken and Sue Smith were supported by the seniors with lots of hard work. There was a spirit of friendly rivalry among the classes and good sportsmanship was shown throughout the contest, ' I I ix 3 J ol Q X ' 3 . t , 1 o I . I P .ff I 7 5 .s wind! zmcztdm ,df .- 5?-Y FIRST ROW: SEATED, Vickie Haer, Lynda Neely, Linda Fletcher, Jimmie Ohlensehlen, Steven Pulley, Mary Snider, Vicki Kent, Karen Voltincr. SECOND ROW: STANDING, David Schmidt, lst-King Johnny Renken, Queen Sue Smith fSrs.J, Leslie Fitzgerald. TIIIRD ROW: STANDING, Sth-David Nowling, Marilyn Luhrs fGr.8j, 4th-Leonard Rouse, Janet Hecker Urs.J Lind-Dean Jackson, Patty Miller QSophs.j, 3Fd'Bl1lNY YHINC11. Jackye Gray fFrosh.j, 6th-David Mitchell, Martha Ingram QGr. 73. Q-.Brad I 4 I Ng.,...f Majorstlc-'I'h. Ima ,Q Gerd... Twirlcr:-MSFT TO RlUl'l'l'g Barham Hcifcrs, Pamula Gray, Patty llclfcrs, Fmncus AV . McQucvn. , f madiaq cmd IQ 6606012 game gi I of Z X- Om 66 ,, A .. pfff M ll 'ima . , . WK 'H' ' 1 , -fyfii 5423: .f ',vsfr'1'w .-f . '-f .., -- 4:4 -H-.' gl BACK ROW. S. jcwetl, S. Phillips, W. Windhorst, R. Brickey, J. Randall, L. Rother, W. Foster. CENTER ROW: S. Ward, R. Snyder, IJ. Gates, M. Schnegelbergcr, Mrs. Sclnrugelbcrger, K. Graves, L. Stoner, M. llcilmmr, S. Ramircz FRONT ROW. B. Luhrs, R. Drcwes, J. Gcxlv, D. Foley, K. Gcib, J. Ohlensehlen, l.. llclfcrn, li. llcitn in . - if , if t I t 'I IlIiIff' FIRST ROW: K. SCIIIICSCIDCIQQCY, M. Luhrs, S. Smith, E. Stoner, M. SChlICgL'il7UI'gCI', F. McQueen, R. Henry. SECOND ROWp D. Bzvrrvtt, m. Wvnnihan, M. Ramirez, B. Ilcitmzin, S Windhorst, C. Dukes, D. Yzmdcll, R. Heirs, E. Drewes, G. Anderson, D. Wright, D. Schoolcr, A. Buck. THIRD ROW: J. Schooler, J. Singleton, L. Ingram, J. Thomson, C. Wickiser, J. Gray, K. Owens, D. Bicrnmn, I. Edwards, J. Dunnihoo, K. Drewcs, J. Ingram, R. Fuller, B. Heirs, II. Gray, tl. Snyder, J Strlincgcl- bergcr, L. Whitman. STANDING: E. Jones, E. Taylor, Mrs. Schnegelhcrger, T. Cain, G. Rnndlc, J. Smith. . fx Q f t ssl' ' . I I It ,W ' . ' XIX . I I H- , is '-fl 'R.-in I D . vi' f-Kes A R . ' V Pl. A Q m , X4 -fl ,f m y I ,IJ HT gr. .- 1 . . 1 X, :,:. y, ' XX: ,', I -T . V' rv..- UI iw . I iw Ili' iff. .R .y - ' it X: U I wr' I ' . mf S- If 7' i' f Q y , . .. . '..,j gy, Qi A-'W . Y N 1 1 . I .5-rwrff-f 4. f .. 1 I . Wa , . , I ' F ii, I-1 fi' . ' I IW A 1 .1 Fwy- ' -'--by J. hx 5 'V I i s vu.. V t X d XR it ' gp' ' i,..,..... . 'fi I , . , f if new., I+.. ,I , 1 X Sigh .L t mi, - .L Ii Q J Wg' - H., ,A ii Xin- X N- 'X ff 'X ..1 . 1 I i 'i xx I 1- QT? f I X K i . .. K t A W 'I V, .1 .1 A ' 5 X J , M i '. -- ..4u.4u.a'iih1' 5-4 5.1 'L' L f5:' 4 -.1-K ,Q - af f' I I 5' . I - 'F 1 I O . M U ' A Sellsnegsiag-ger.rQ e.,- E :ff -- '5 ' ' f L L . ' ,I 1 h ' h ' 'lf E Qdfzfa ' Zia! 1 L - '.,rw- xp lu Director Elizabeth Schnegelbergerg SEATED: L. Whitham, J. Butcher, R. Butcher, J. Gray, M. Randall, P. Hinkle, S, Catron, D. Kemmerling, E. Hinkle, B. Hinkle. SECOND ROW: S. Smith, C. Wickiser, J. Mackey, B. Helfers, S. Brickey, E. Jones, K. Watts, M. Taylor, L. Thayer, B. Voltmer, A. Barker, 1. Dunnihoo. THIRD ROW: R. Henry, C. Barker, B. Steele, J. Renken, S. Grundy, T. Gerdes, S. Kent, L. Sinkhorn, L. Kincaid, J. Edwards, H. Quimby, E. Gaskill, K. Brickey. Q , , ..,, , it ' Q- qA,?, w,,. A 4. Q ' Q. ' - - ,. D 1 E ' 'Q -5 ' 3 at it ' .vt X 1 B we Glee Club presented a beautiful Cantata The Music of Bethlehem, at P. T. A. meeting Dec. 15. Mrs. Frazier helped out with accom- paniment at our Cantata. ' 'QI 4 ' Our Pride :Sr Joy ,, , 1,45 n Girls' Sextet and Triple if .4 Trio have been eligible for State Contests for several years. At Columbia, spring, 1955. A ,ff ij .. N ' i -Q Le 5 '7m:4zap4 ma ded we do ,-4:46 ' -f f XXX- T our physical outlet. . .Rapid footsteps that carried us to victory on the gridiron, the basketball court, the track field . . Jaunty steps when we won, dragging steps when we lost, but each step teaching, carrying us toward maturity, teaching us to play fair and accept defeat in the right spirit. II ?aaZf4Z!o,b4 7a. , . i The Lindens guard each practici . il llix X A i X .xx Our ball! w f FOR THE RECORD CRAIG 6 12 13 6 25 14 26 Forfeit Scramble- -then Shambles Capt. Bzxrnsides N 9' N 1 rf, 3, G: .2 f' ji x if 1 L4 ' ' .JI 45' K 4 , 1 OPPONENT 25 Horace Mann 12 Maryville 48 Fairfax 56 Mound City 32 Fairfax Craig played in two conferences this year-- 47 Oregon the 275 and the Northwest Missouri. This year 25 Westbol-O marked the shift from 6 to ll man football. Forest City 74415455 I xr-1' rw ia QJ ..,, ' i-I ' 1 .Q ff t ,v,........, -- 'Q' Coach Tom Kite Assistant Coach Carl Riggcii ' w- R GIVE US A .I ol' ix '18 JJ, QQI ' L V 's K., Get that kickfoff, A Gul that hall! 9 I fi 1 f V 5 Q I f N 5 tt N I 4 , X , . X1 Ki X X Om mmm FIRST ROW: Fuller Re nolds, Rouse, Schultz, Ward, Liles, Austin, Phillips, Burgess. SECOND ROWg Ingram, jackson, - Y Kcrlis, Thomas, Burnsidcs, Renkcii, Buckles, Quimby, Frics. THIRD ROW: Assistant Coach RIHIQCII, Varvcl, Boyd, Worl, lleits, Yaudcll, Weniiihan, Smith, Coach Kite. 70054544 Za. . . Zag! ' ' 2446455435 johnny Ingram, Tom Kerns, Dean Jackson, Gary Stockwell, Keith Reynolds, Jimmy Burnsides, Ronnie Nichols, Coach Kite, Richard Heirs, jerry Moser, Leonard Rouse, Bob Austin, jackie Thomas, Jimmy Quimby, Johnny Rcnken. S. .Q .N M, Z n F! I as ff , Q NK ,.4al'. Q' O, ... v, A! , mf it '1- X RA- W fx, e Free Throw Foul Ina huddle Go' Go' Go' Captain Keith Reynolds Q.. is 3' N- .jj 1 S ,,,,..-.- bf 1- W H. gr..--A in-.....4..s-nil-nw' snip. . ,and TY: -f. .A. ,. A f-Y... 3 K' fl - ,. 6400 I L. Kincaid, R. Butcher, C. Hendrix, B. Wright, M. Mackey, I ' MTV ' 4 P. Miller, N. Hicks, J. Butcher, CouchKi1c, 1. Gray, A. M md Buck, E. Sroncr, S. Grundy, H. Quimby, B Steele, C. 'T Wickiser, 1. Rundie. N .. ,, A ' 4 lr' r Q l 1 x 6 . I xfw 'Q V! Nw f' X . f5, M - M , . V, i 4 X X X E 5 V A.. r-- -L K g , , Q . y ya Captain, Helen Quimby , fi 'YQ'-RQ-S-A. rx, ' .f Coach, Tom Kite .c jf r r W N in ' ,wg 4 . - y 'X' ,, . ,,,. . ,- ' ,1 .' N. '- .,, N i. .5 N .au wnxwi N' s y .,.. M 1, x . .,,,. .. 3 X The Girls were U Forest City Bellevue Forest City First Place--Holt Maitland Q49 :lg ...f I , Q N xl fs Q , , ! ndefeated. . .Won Over: County Tourney -:ny 73, Fairfax Q50-.. Fillmore C56-f36J Boys Won Over: Forest City Forest City Maitland Forest City Fourth Place--Holt County Tourney fz. - W6 gackelfczfl Zezfepc 5445 Zend ta mud? . . Coach Kite, C. Wickiser, F. McQueen, R. Butcher, C. Hendrix. BOTTOM: M. Phillips, M. Luhrs, D. Schooler, D. Jackson, K. Graves. . -..Q 5...-gs A TOP I. Thomson G. Snyder L. Whitharn D. Nowling K. Owens Coach Kite D. Wright W. Jewett J. Rogers B. Heirs G. Anderson M. Rameriz W. Heitman 74454254554 to good 5,6 ' 'T W' I-'linux Whether on the ball court or the Cinder track. Coach Kite urges his players to tition was tough. . . . . Track claims our attention in the spring. play fair and square. . . Maryville compe- nfffig ? uw JOYCE BUTCHER Best girl student 'U' I , I ,.-' ii an M fr' s. gl W' I , 3 V I 4. mini X '5- . -' KEITH REYNOLDS Most courteous boy is ' N4 X il? A' Q- A- N .q Q. A .1,'- , -- ,ps,,u . . . :: 0x in 9 ' 0, 0,670 0 . -:Hn-mo ' '. '1 3',nnn.N,' l.O.,f ':Es:::'.:S1'-'.-. -'ft---'JL TOM WARD BOB AUSTIN BETTY HINKLE Best School Citizen Most responsible boy Most responsible girl Tied for Best Sense Tied for Best Sense of Humor of Humor .,.gwz4ze,e4 1144: 664 Za ffwwzda The C Awards are given to the students who best symbolize the spirit of Craig High School. The faculty voted Betty Hinkle and Bob Austin the most responsible students. The other awards were determined by vote of the student body. Only by setting their footsteps in the right direction can students qualify for C Awards. The I-IORNET points with pride to these nine students! KENNETH YOUNG Best boy student DONNA KEMERLING Sweetest smile JIM BURNSIDES Cutest grin PATTY HINKLE Most courteous girl Q fW' inf 'Nt 'ifigfvd 7 5 X I I I K fs.. 5 'TNQ ' PuQh ups. 5--w-..- Three Little I V hx l'Il0l'D8l'1I N , -Q5 i mms., P Cold from Crai gn . A ' 1 . hopefuls. .L 5 K rob!! 3' ,yur a. qhauer lost S Go,t'a,.hank1e? hea vy Eggs 444 f N44 ' , ., 'E x , V .2-f ,f is J MP? ,I V .hmm . f,' sw '- Love IS a Many Splendores Thing. 'xv-1 N -, 21 , i a ' oozfctepe Za as 3 - m .h f l se f i my - Q , 55 ky M ' First dates for junior H1 Q ' A, Giant 1 'Eg - . i f , fy. lg, 5, 's , XA N K h H f ' 1' y 4 You are my lucky star, sang Rosie J so J If .Q mil' Tom ga Catherine Pensive or X X 1 lonesome? lf N if L ' , if- ff.-s - :sf me Whar's ma Shooooo -Ghost? I N I Q , Would you like to swing on a star? 'K' sand Sue, Patty, Nancy, Emilie l ana Smile P Patty looks grim. Feet hurt? 4 pf ,.4-- Comenred Couple at sidewalk Cafe. Please take me away! Stop! You're choking me. 'A L Xl X X 'gomguet .Q 4 Waiter, How about service? Pd .X X X' X N T--- W -i I - Sweet Sue, just you. MCN7 Betty, Joyce, Elizabeth sing Stardust at Junior-Senior banquet. Garnin' grin and a high hat. 4 Q :accom -Seneca pang, 5 , Y tg., - fi' 'Q . Dean and janet laugh as brick wall falls. Wc'll build a stairway ro the stars But Kitty, you can't unlock the door. Don't 'but' me. I'11---oh, professor! Two's company--1hree's a crowd. Oh, here comes Ioe, Now it's 3 fOul'S0mE. Junior Hi poses n Oh, yes, you are going to stay in that trunk. I'11 call the drayman. i . au U sg Count l-2-3-4. Ready! ' ,: E51 Y' I, Pep Band .Ns x+y-fN3!zj:. 57 Q it Sl ivc driver! wr That corny machine! L-2 H1 hurope or Asia? -...., Road Hazards! Rear view. Oh, for a dishwasher! Air Brakes! Assuming the duties of student council officers. Yum Good Gettin read for Santa. ,S as sw 8 Y Looks and waiters tum for t ASDFJKL Shift' Book worms in the library. 1 1 chicken pie - b . ,W ShadlUpl Beautiful but Dumb Dol Ra! Mi! Watch the birdie! oh! nenol ,A p! Frolicking Freshmen . 4- A 3 . .. H hw . R. Alla . -V mg ' , f 1 3 -Q 'N sec an nmouba. Thu tender trap. do 't gnu' 1-N L Iiagur studcntx! Who's got tho: toolhpzxstc? AE ., . 1- - Q 0'- '3 M rf-rt ..,..,t,.,,.,,, . Q' ,nw gp..-.W-.. .. Q .,. p e g Xwwfii .. wgg. M.. . .rw frrfwr - of 'S-X Q' Q. -N 5' a n 'W x ' ,f 5 . Q- rt i A 4 . Q X ' ik o Ag. Drag. . V X ! What! No wings? Studious, no? Senior Eug11sh?7 Got enough crepe paper? Hold that ladder! Fi Ncckrn' J, 1 U 'ok .,., ,Q . if! r ufywfp' as -4 . 4 X - xl XVOl'h1ll AA Y , ' jumots. lg 1 , .wif ' '15 'V A X QS Name thrs sport. Sr-cn Dunn? Sad Sacks. 1 xy, XQ 'bi Q9 A KO .bs Z 1 . Wait 'till I tell Mon J ti F' Sweet Adehnc! YN ,bo GO Egg shampoo J 'vu L, TOP: S.R. Snyder, Harold Shelton, Ray Yandell. QBus Driversj John Boyd, 5 Ralph Rundle, L X 1 X Fortescue and Wm '99 .4 X G' ' S Craig Custodians. sf A R is N 1 Q Ralph and Boss talk it over. Lester Henry, Chester .- . Myers, Bus Drivers Saw 7Mwwp4 Mew M za, .. ie Ewa dm Drama .,.., W4 ' ...Swepz!aZeaaz!de44!!4madfZaow. tie vmcee of Me dale may . G00d food, served with a smile. Mrs. Rader teaches good manners. Saga '7Mz4zep4z4azzwlz4... . . 746 1160144 fauna and rife ?0womzeZ Salads Cleta Myers, Secretary of the 1 i 2 School Board, Secretary to the , - Superintendent. .6-. - 'X Mrs. Luhrs, Mrs. Haer, Mrs. - Cain as as X , A s L 7Mz4ze,e4 adm: ded cw to 7 ,, Footsteps--small and scared: new shoes that pinched and squeakedg Like Shakespeare's schoolboy, we came like a snail unwillingly . to school, only to learn that each day brought , a new experience, a new joy--reading our first words, playing with a new-found friend, pledg- V ing the flag of our country, exploring the world of nature, lifting our voices in song, discover- ing the rest of the world, learning to play an instrument and participate in a sport. ir .. MII' S 1 ,s --o-ay.,-rg,.. w.w.f la lla' TlllRD ROW: jimuiieOhlensehlen, Lynda Neely, Vickie Haer, Mrs. Fitzgerald, Karen Voltmer, Steven Pulley, Beverly Shelton. SECOND ROW: Linda Fletcher, Kay Jackson l.R. Cooper, Deloris Carlson, Carrol Voltmer, Lindia Yandell, Vicki Kent, Dennis Thurnau. SEATED: Leslie Fitzgerald, David Schmidt, Lynn Thurnau, Larry Fuller, Francis Moore, jerry Rogers, Linda Nowling, Elizabeth Snider. waz , TN, I as Us -H ,N ll sf . , 1 1 l I Ellen Varvul g 3 Minnie Stoner mf' ' College 'I'lllRD ROW: C. Schmidt, D. Ohlensehlen, S. Howard, B. Holmes, L. Jordan, B. ldcker, L. Wliitham. SECOND ROW: G. Gieb, V. Kemerling, S. Randall, L. Gieb, G. Trauemicht, D. Cooper, D. Rhodes, R. White. SEATED: D. Rogers, D. Jackson, l. Mitchell, W. Singleton, R. Heits, V. Thurriau, R. Fries, G. Carlson, D. Fletcher. NOT SHOWN: S. Brownlee, F. Wright, L. Rhodes. Qmde I SECOND ROW: Robert Foley, Dean Biermann, Larry Wright, Terr mct Felumb Mrs V1rvtl Fugeut McC0mb5, Patricia Lawerence, Donald Tubbs, Robert Brickey Larry Whttsel SEATED Diane Tubbs Linda Thurnau, Janice Randall, Teresea VanGundy, Karen Brindle GEl1lCL1l'lll1llgh'll'l l H len Theas B.S. in Education Elementary North west Missouri State .4 Ji Q Am! I-LIL, 1 I S, 00 y J 'Q joy Radar R . I . 4 F czx lP ' I -r I I' Q 'll THIRD ROW: Patty Hclfers, Judy Hollander, Julie Thurnau, Richard Jackson, Wayne Voltmer, Doyle Theas. SECOND ROW: Guy Jewett, Michael Thomson, Leroy Theas, Mrs. Rader, Jimmy Jeffries, Thomas Moore, Gary Fuller, SEATED: Mary McQueen, Kay Rogers, Sharon Wright, Janice Foster, Pamela Gray, Lois Noble, Elberta Foley, Laura Nowling. YV wvpf 'Z' les 1 xi' ,JL THIRD ROW: Larry Helfers, Bobby Carlton, Ethel Jordan, Judy Ohlensehlen, Morris Heitman, Ronnie 4 Drewes. SECOND ROW: Sammy Ramirez, Johnnie Trauernicht, Gary Thurnau, Ronnie Snyder, Mrs. Raiser, kdm RMSUI' Mike Donulierty, Michael Bnrnsides, Melvin Gladman. SEATED: Barbara Luhrs, Sharon Phillips, Earlene Heirs, Palsy Travis, Joyce Fries, Judith Fries. W Q 6 joy Tobin THIRD ROW: Eugene Voltmer, Dennis Gates, Glen Nowling, Leroy Jackson, Joyce Single- ton, Karla Dukes, Billie Jeffries. SECOND ROW: Kenneth Geib, Billy Worl, Ralph Noble, Stanton Ideker, Mrs. Tobin, D.L. Foley, Jerry Geib, Steven Ward. SEATISD: Eva Brindle Linda Ingram, Betty Gladman, Susan Fries, Frances Jeffries, Jana Schooler, Janie Ogden. NOT SHOWN: Jackie Randall. ' '21 5 Footsteps that carried us out of grade school, trained in mind and body, alert .'tht , and unafraid to face the next four years. .,i' THIRD ROW: J. Nowling, B. Heitman, B. Golden, N. Bomar, B.Heits, S. Allen, Mrs. Well 34 '-ni' DELLA WELLINGTON B.S. in Secondary Ed- ucation No. W. Missouri State College ington, S. Bradley, D. Barrett, M. Ingram, G. Anderson. SECOND ROW: L. Rother, R. Bur- gess, K. Moser, R. Brickey, D. Mitchell, R. Booe, C. Gladman, D. Wright, M. Nowling, S. Jewett, T. Miller. SEATED: J. Yount, D. Trauernicht, L. Kent, M. Schnegelberger, C. man, H. Whitham, B. Price. Q. ann' 7th Grade Officers: S. Allen, President, D. Trauernicht, Vice Presidentg D. Beirman, Secretaryg K. Graves, Treasurer. 8th Grade Officers: M. Phillips, President K. Owens, Vice President: L. u Singleton, Secretary: P. Dougherty, Treasurer. i , , 5 .5 , r 'e as 21 L- ,, '- 3 A ' -1--1 -,, f . .YI X I f K . .Q .-. H. f -. L K ' 6- A -4. 4. ss ,--. male 5' f is X. - NN' ul THIRD ROW: A. Schmidt, J. Thomson, M. Ramirez, Mrs. Parrish, D. Nowling, G. Snyder, L. Whitham. SECOND ROW: W. Jewett, D. Schooler, J. Rogers, D. Jackson, K. Owens, P. Dougherty, E. Drewes, M. Luhrs, G. Fletcher. SEATED: K. Randall, C. Thompson, F. McQueen, H. Thayer, M. Phillips, L. Singleton, E. Hicks. Ida Parrish 'P-, gl' Mallon, D. Travis, K. Graves, W. Windhorst, W. Foster, L. Stoner. NOT SHOWN: D. Beir- 'T acaftdea ab! 7azz'ecccce and arming LORREE llESTERp Fortcscuc Principal B.S. in Education, Elcmentaryg No. Missouri State College, Maryville SUSIE F. MEYERg Fortescue l 84 2 B. S. in Education, Elenrentaryg Northwest Missouri SIBIE College MADELINE LOUDENg Fortcscuc 3 SL 4 DORIS GOOLSBYQ Fortescuf: 5 84 6 MIRIAM 'l'HOMPSONg Corning Principal Grades 1 SL 2 BEVERLY MYERS: Corning 3 SL 4 HELEN PEBLEYp Corning 5 84 6 Ts 1 r 1 ' w -MHP' lp f 'l-'UQ Qfzcwlea 5 5 4 SECOND ROW: Roger Harris, Raymond Quimby, Beverly Myers, Roy Hicks, Barry Nauman, Bobby McAdams. SEATED: Ida Bartlett, Lois Schnegelberger, Betty Rhoades, Rebecca Wright, Erma Pope, Louise Windhorst. l. .l az ' Scion! 674464 7 5 2 SECOND ROW: Harold Bartlett, Marvin Thayer, Mrs. Thompson, John Stoner, Stanley Wright. SEATED: Gary Peters, Wayne Quimby, Jerry Mitchell, Linda Perry, Ellen Harris, Margaret Quimby. Qmafee 5:56 T SECOND ROW: Cameron Pope, I Alva Stoner, Mrs. Pebly, Jerry Dougherty, Douglas Thayer, Emmett Windhorst. SEATED: Diana Bradley, Virginia McAdams, Marcia Wennihan, Melva Krutz, Donna Graves, Betty Graves. ?0'ZZ'646l46 554006 SECOND ROW: George Sinkliorn, Rosalie Austin, Mrs. Meyer, llelen Steele, Leonard Moore. SliATliDg Donna Jones, John Beesley, Robert llicks, Joseph Dodson, Ann Sinkhorn. 1' X Sir I i401- mclea 5 5 4 SECOND ROWg Lydia Young, Mrs. Goolsby, Walter Sinkhorn, Linda Jones. SEATED1 Larry Stone, David lieesley, Wanda Wells, jerry Yonnt, Ronnie llendrix. fmciea 556 SIKIUND ROW: Rose Kent, David Moser, Mrs. Londen, Patsy Beesley, Donna Beesley, Melvin Young. Sl5ATlZD: Larry Gny, Johnny Dodson, Donald Kish, Jolinny Hinkle, llerinan Sinkhorn. ,I if ' H' 4, Qzcwlea 758' SECOND ROW: Arline Gny, Denny Dodson, William Boyd, Mrs. llester Loyd Ham, Sharon Watts. SIQATED: Loretta Sinkhorn, Marilyn Steele, Paula Gny, ,Ioan Mackey, Billy Catron, Dallas Yount. i 1' 5-3 li 'nuns-lu, L. 'Wi' it ,. Nw .P Gul' if A , .rt 425344244 A is for Ag Meetings, refreshments and all. Boys pressure Tommy a meeting to call. B is for Band Mothers. who really are dears. Bessie Heits has been president for 7 years. C is for Children with art work to do. with decorations and trees they got thru. D is for Director of the grade band. They played White Christmas --got quite a E is for Elizabeth whose beautiful voice, Leads us in singing our carols to rejoice. F is for Fouls made in noon hour games. This looks rough--you should see the dames. G is for Gate--of gold and of pearls. Here the Littlest Angel his halo twirls. H is for High School who sang with a will-- Upon the Housetop is their favorite still. l is for Industrious, they're ladies as well. Marcia and Lois really are swell. J is for Joyce and Jack as they pass, ln no hurry to get to 5th hour class. K is for Kings of the Biblical land. Proof that program was well planned. L is for Littlest--Littlest Angel, I mean. Really quite touching was the manger scene. M is for Mary 'who was first prize. Couldn't be from Mars--not the right size. N is for Nurse--so jolly and sweet. Our Mildred Walden just can't be beat. O is for Oh, such awful sounds When bass and tenor get out of bounds. P is for President of our new PTA. Mrs. Ward is efficiency plus, we'd say. Q is for Quartet--double at that-- To play carols they didn't play flat. R is for Ramah with Kenneth at Ag party. Ronnie dubbed Kenneth an old smarty . S is for Social hour enjoyed by all. lst and 2nd grade Mothers carried the ball. T is for Teens at FFA dance. They love to try it--just give 'em a chance. U is for Unison--that's how they sing-- Christmas Carols made the rafters ring. V is for Very, Very Good, you know. Grade school presents a very good show. W is for Wisemen and shepherds of old-- As grades the Christmas story unfold. Y is for Yummy Chicken Pie-- Senior Mothers worked hard with nary a sigh. Z is for Zoom as planes go thru the air-- Mr. Ward in 5th grade--knowledge to share. adn! ,.-,-,tw 'H 't'a-wwf-nr-f,.., Trio 2. 3, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, FHA 2, 3, 4, FHA Sec. 3.4, FHA Hist. 2, Annual staff 4, School Paper 4, Citizenship Club Sec. 1. FLEC TCHER, JIM ......... Pep Club 3, 4. GASKILL, ELEANOR .... . . Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, FHA 2, 3, 4. HENRY, ROSEMARY . . . ....... . Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 2.3.4, FHA 2, 3,4, FHA Parl. 3, Annual Staff 4. hand. HINKLE, BETTY .... . . . . . . . . Class Sec. 3, Class Treas. 1, Class Queen 3, Student Council 1, 2.3, Pep Club V. Pres. 4, Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, FHA 2, 3, 4, FHA Pres. 4, FHA Treas. 2, FHA Hist. 3: FFA Sweetheart Attendant 3, 4, Annual Staff 4, Paper Staff 4, Citizenship Club Pres. 1, Sophomore Pilgrimage 2, Football Queen Attendant 4, Pep Club 2, 3.4. HlNKLE,PATTY............ Class V. Pres. 2, Class Queen 2, Student Council 1, 2, 3, Student Council Treas. 4, Glee Club 1, 2.3.4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Pep Club Sec. 4, FHA 2, 3, 4, Annual Staff 2, 3,4, Co-Editor of Annual 4, Paper staff 4, Citizen- ship Club Treas. 1. JONES, ELIZABETH ....... . . . . Class Queen 1, Class Treas. 3, Student Council 4, Football Attendant 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 2, 3.4, Glee Club 1.2, 3, 4, sextette 1.2.3, 4, Triple Trio 2, 3,4, Trio 1, Solo at Contests 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader 4, Pep Club Pres. 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, FHA Treas. 4, FHA Song Leader 2, 3, FHA 2, 3, 4, Annual staff 3, 4, Co-Editor Annual 4, Paper Staff 3. PHILLIPS, WENDELL . . . . . . . . . . Class Pres. 4, Class King 2, Football 3, 4, FFA 1.2, 3, 4, FFA V. Pres. 4, FFA Sentinel 3. JACKSON,J.M............. Class V. Pres. 4, Student Council 4, Pep Club 4, FFA 1, 2.3.4, FFA Sec. 4. QUlMBY,HELEN. . . . . . . . . . . Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball Capt. 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, FHA 2, 3, 4. RENKENUIOHNNY ..... . . . . . . Class King 4, Camival King 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 3, 4, FFA 2, 3, 4, FFA Reporter 4. ' REYNOLDS, KEITH . . . . . . . . . . Class Pres. 2, Class V. Pres. 3, Class Treas. 4, Class King 3, Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Track 1. 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2. SMITH, SUE ......... . . . Class Queen 4, Student Council V. Pres. 4, Camival Queen 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1. 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 1. 2, 3, 4, FHA 2, 3, 4, FHA Song and Game Leader 4, Annual Staff 4. TAYLOR, EMILLE . . . . . . . . . Class Treas. 2, Band 1,2,3,4, Pep Band 4, BARKER, CORA ........... Glee Club l, 2, Pep Club 2, 3. 4, FHA 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1. 2.3.4, PCP Club 2: Fl-lA 2, 3.4. FHA Reporter 3, FHA Parl. 2, Annual Staff 4. 3uRNslDEs, JIM ........... Tl-loMAs. JACKIE .......... Class Pres. 1: Class King 1, Football 1.2.3, Football 1,2.3.4, Basketball 1.2, 3,4, 4, Football Capt. 4, Basketball 1.2. 3.4. Track 1.2, 3,4, FFA 2, 3. 4, FFA Sentinel 4. BUTCHER. JOYCE ......... . WARD, TOMMY .......... Class Sec. 1,2, 4, Student Council Sec. 4, Class Pres. 3, Student Council Pres. 4, Basketball 2.4, Football Attendant 3, Band 59 Football 2, 3,4, FFA 1.2.3,-t, FFA Pres. 4, 1.2, Glee Club 2, 3,4, sextette 4, Triple FFA V. Pres. 3. 1 Activities 23 Administration 8 Annual staff 25 Austin, Robert 17, 19, 25, 26, 29, 39, 40 Band 35 Barker, Alice 20, 22, 29, 36 Barker, Cora 10, 13, 23, 24, 29, 36 Barnwarmin' 28 Barrett, Richard 9, 29 Basketball 40, 41, 42 Board of Education 8 Booe, William 20, 22, 29 Boyd, John 50 Boyd, Steven 20, 22, 29 Brickey, Kay 16,36 Brickey, Sondra 20, 22, 29 Brownlee, Steven fNot Shownl Buck, Arlene 14, 16, 25, 27, 30, 35 Buckles, George 19, 29,39 Burgess, Kenneth 22,29, 39 Bumsides, James 13, 37, 38, 39, 40 Bus Drivers 50 Butcher, Joyce 11, 13, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 29, 36 Butcher, Ramah 21, 22, 27, 28,36 Cain, Ruth 50 Cain, Twyla 16,26, 35 Camival 32, 33 Catron, Sondra 18, 19, 24, 25, 27, 29, 36 Cheerleaders 27 Classes at Work and Play 48,49 Class Officers 11, 15, 18, 21 Contents 2 Cooks 50 Custodians 50 Dedication 3 Drewes, Kenneth 17, 19, 29, 35 Dunnihoo, Jane 21.22, 29, 35, 36 Edwards, Joyce 22, 29, 35, 36 F. F. A. 29 F. H. A. 29 Fitzgerald, Ailene 52 Fletcher. Jimmy 10, 13, 27 Frazier, Virginia 3, 9, 24, 25, 36 Freshman Class 22 Fries, Jackie 22, 29, 39 Football 38, 39 Fuller, Rae 22, 29, 39 Fun 44, 45 Gaskill, Eleanor 13, 29, 36 Gerdes, Thelma 19, 24, 25, 27, 29, 34, 36 Goolsby, Doris 55, 56 Grades 51, 52, 53, 54, 55, 56, 57, 58 Gray, Barry 22, 35 Gray, Jackye 22, 27, 29, 33, 35, 36 Grundy, Sue 16, 27, 29, 36 Haer, Darrell 9 Haer, Leona 50 Ham, Elbert 19, 24,29 Hecker, Janet 14, 16, 18, 19, 27, 29, 33, 35 Heirs, Richard 39, 40 7vwlez Helfers, Barbara 22, 26, 29, 34,36 Hendrix, Carol 22, 27 Hendrix, James 19,29 Henry. Lester 50 Henry, Rosemary 12, 23, 25, 27, 29, 35, 36 Hester, Loree 55, 56 Hicks, Nadean 16, 25, 27 Hinkle, Betty 12, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 29, 36 Hinkle, Elaine 22, 36 Hinkle, Pa tty 13, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 29, 36 Homecoming 30, 31 Honors 43 Hosfield, Loretta 19, 27,29 Ideker, Jerry 22, 29 Ingram, John 22, 29, 39, 40 Jackson, Dean 18, 19, 29, 33, 39, 40 Jackson, J. M. 11, 13, 26, 27, 28, 29 Jewett, Harold 16,24 Jones, Elizabeth 12, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 29, 30, 35, 36 Junior Band 34 Junior Class 16 Junior-Senior Banquet 46, 47 Kemerling, Donna 22, 29, 30, 31, 36 Kent, Saundra 22,29,36 Kems, Tom 16, 29, 39, 40 Kincaid, Lois 22, 27, 29, 36 Kite, Thomas 39,40 Liles, Freeman 22, 29, 39 Louden, Madeline 55, 56 Luhrs, Emma 50 Mackey, Joyce 16, 27,28, 36 Majorettes 34 Marching Band 34 Marley, Patricia 9, 29 Memorium 5 Meyer, Susie 55, 56 Miller, Keith 14, 16, 24, 25, 27 Miller, Patty 17, 19, 24, 25, 26, 27, 29, 33 Moser, Jerry 19, 29, 40 Music Department 34 Myers, Beverly 55, 56 Myers. Chester 50 Myers, Cleta 8, 50 Nichols, Ronald 22, 28, 29,40 Nowling, Orville 22,29 Organizations 23 Paper Staff 24 Parrish, Ida 4, 54 Pebley, Helen 55, 56 Pep Band 35 Pep Club 27 Peters, Dotty 16, 27, 29 Phillips, Wendell 11, 12, 28, 29, 30, 39 Pulley, Bryce 8 Queen of the Yearbook 6, 7 Quimby, Helen 13, 27, 29, 36 Quimby, Jimmy 22, 29, 39, 40 60 Rader, Joy 53 Raiser, Edna 53 Randall, Marcia 15, 16, 36 Ronkoh, John 10, 12, 29, ao, 32, aa, 36, 39, 40 Renken, Judith 16, 36 Reynolds, Keith 11, 12, so, 31.39.40 Riggen, Carl 8, 26, 39 Rother, Robert 19, 29 Rouse, Leonard 14, 16, 24, 26, 33, 39, 40 Rundle, Jennie 15, 16, 29,35 Rundle, Ralph 50 Schnegelberger, Elizabeth 9, 34, 35, 36 Schnegelberger, Janice 22,29 Schnegelberger, Karen 16, 35 Schultz, Curtis 19, 39 Senior Activities 59 Senior Class 12, 13 Shelton, Harold 50 Sinkhom, John 19, 29 Sinkhom, leota 22, 27, 36 Smith, Jim 22, 29, 35 Smith, Sue 12, 25, 26, 27 Snyder, C.R. 50 Sophomore Class 19 Sports Division 37 Spring Formal 46, 47 Steele, Betty 19, 24, 27 Stockwell, Gary 17, 18, 19, 29, 40 Stoner, Esther 16,35 Stoner, Minnie 52 Stuart, Renick 4, 15, 29 Student Council 26 Symington. Stuart 6 Taylor, Emily 10, 12, 25, 27, 29, 35 Taylor, Marilyn 19, 24, 27, 29, 36 Thayer, Lola 19, 24, 27, 29, 36 Theas, Earl 19, 29 Thomas, Jackie 10, 12, 29, 30, 39, 40 Thompson, Marian 55, 56 Title Page 1 Track 42 Varvel, Ellen 52 Varvel, Larry 22, 29, 39 Vocal Groups 36 Voltmer, Beverly 22, 29, 36 Ward. Tom 13, 23, 24, 26, 28, 29, 30, 31, 39 Watts, Karen 17, 19, 24, 25, 27, 29, 30 Wellington, Della 54 Wennihan, Gary 22, 26, 29, 39 Wennihan, Shirley 15, 16, 25, 27, 29, 35 Whitham, lnis 16,36 Wickiser, Carolyn 21,22,27,29, 35,36 Windhorst, Shirley 22, 25, 29 Worl. Marvin 22, 29, 39 Worl. Sharon 22 Yandell, Buddy 21, 22, 29, 33, 39 Yandell, Doyle 19,29, 35 Yandell, Ray 50 Young, Kenneth 19, 29 25 YEARIOOKS ,lmpaefzyfw