Dexter High School - Reveille Yearbook (Dexter, MO)

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mu CQEUEILZIE ----u JUNIOR OFFICERS Mis. Jean, Sponsor, Clarence Kilmer, Presidenvtg Jackie Jones, Treasurer, Marie Ruimsey, Secnetaryg Van Shiankle Vice-President. Junior Activities The Juniors started the year's activities with a rummage sale which was very successful. Short- ly afterwards we gave a negro minstrel. We cele- brated the Christmas season with a very nice Christmas dance. Other activities we are looking forward to this year are, Junior-Senior prom, and our spring hay ride or party. The class play, The Ready-Made Family, was presented March 15, by the following cast: Wanda Glenn, Maynard Yoes, Nancy Acord, Barbara Powell, Harriet LaRue, John Mouser, V. A. Sielert, Raymond Webber, Joanne Keller, Patty Lou Jef- fress, Lawrence Yeager.

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NAME Doris Finley Joan Ganner Buiddy Giles Virgil Griffith Edgar Hancock Christine Hart Virgil Harris Leslie Hiurme Sessel Hultchc-raft Rfutzh Jackson Bill Johnson Ruth Killian Eva Lee Kilmer Norma Jean Kinrworthy Janet Launius Shirley Landers Imogene McCormick Jean McG1othlin Herrell Miller Bill Nobles Evelyn Ogelvie Betty Prater Roy T. Quinn Charles Randolph Betty Lou Russell Leon- Stoker Florence Swallows Patricia Thacker J izmmy Trammell Mary Lee Venaible Bob Webb Wilma Willis Hester Woodrucff J. B. Wolfe Saira Mae Yokum Georgia Ann York NICKNAME Baby Jean Jo Jo B. J. Einstein Eddie Chris Butch Junior Pistol Ruthie Gal Tulffy Killer Kilmer Nonma Jeanie Lovie Peanut Hean Bean Jumbo Nobles Ev Prater I urreen Glamour Boy Randolph Rusty Lee Flo Pat Lefty Tod Buster Willey Tony Wolf Yokum Ann mmm E. 54. 5 :nun ALLMEN T Southern accent Red? hair Too industrious Brains V Girls Too quaiet Lou Ella Blonds Boys wont leave his girl alone Sophtomores Library trouble Cracking jokes Poetry Love Too serious Looks No boy friend Sofphomores Basketball Escortinfg queens Shorthand Talks too much Marie Loafing Too serious Lack .of anibition Too meek Too smart Too mulch. practice Too slhort Fondmess for driving Drum Her job Troubiles Ovverlwoaded with mentality Innocent look CAUSE Too much northern life Born with it To sufpyport his wives Brains before beauty Loves them all Too much on ther mindl Too attractive So appealing She' so attractive Not enough Seniors 'llhiose librarians Reads too many funny books In the groove His looks Duike Beauty sleep Not interested Lack of Seniors To make Ruthie pro-ud Handlsomeness 'Doo iutnwloying Knows too mulch Magnetic personality Pretty girls School work Takes life too ea-sy J unst natural Too long in hiigha school Eootrball quilt ignowing His limousine Knows her music Likes movies Ford car Smant girl Good actor CURE Needs no cure, cute that way Dye it green Commit suicide Amnesia Settle idiovvn to one 'Bake it off, take it otf Take a Dexter girl Give a brunette a chance Get another one E. B., stop 'being coy Get something else Q to do Substitute for Gracie Allen Become a so-ng Writer Get married Give the Navy a chance Wake wp! Come on kid, give. them a chance Join the WACS Win more games Get a burr haircut Study for a change Fall in love There's safety in numbers Can't be done Join pep squad Become a sc-hool teacher Learn Ju Jit Su Get a diploma Become a coach Take vitamins Buy ua scooter Play a triangle Go to Hollywood Buy a Chevrolet Impossible Join F. B. I.

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fa. ev. 5 145 J U N I Q R CLASS First Row: Barhara Powell, Dora Burnette, Billie Lemnions, Josep'hi.ne Holldt, Gayle Poin- setlt, Bonnie Boone. Second Row: Lawrence Yeager, Van Shankle, Clarence Kilmer, Jess Willis, Leonard Aarant, Bill Webb. Third Row. Harriet LaRue, Nancy Acord, Marian-ne Moffett, Helen Nichols, Marie Ruimsey, Alvin Temples. Fourltlh row: Mrs. Jean, Marsh Watkins, Wanda Sltt'O.l'l, Patty Lou Jeffress Elise Ranlniells, Rue Eileen Hendrix, Marie Little, Margaret Clay, Ruth Williams, Barbara Parker. Fifth now: Gene Hiokam, Bayless Taylor, Maynard Yoes, Rutlh Roberts, Opal Smith, Doris Fields, Wanda Glenn, Mary Porter, Jean Gardner. Sixth row: Wayne Millington, Fred Butler, June Tankersley, Margaret Kilmer, W. J. Curtis, Doris Miller, Jackie Jolnes, Janice C.amp, Alva Stutts, Joanne Keller, Raymond Webber, John Mouser, Marion Brown, V. A. S-ielert.