Dexter High School - Reveille Yearbook (Dexter, MO)

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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.

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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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lllll JEUEJTE -lllllllll SGPHGMORE CDFFICERS Jesse Mothlerslbaugh. Vliice-Presidentg Peggy Cowan, Secre taryg Miary Joe Scruggs, Treasu-rerg Bill Miller, Presidenitg Mrs. Wilson Sponsor. Sophomore Activities The Sophomores held their annual class party in the old gymnasium on November 7. This party helped us all to get better acquainted so as to start the school year off better. Sophomore Day was commemorated on De- cember 7 by dressing as small children and acting as such. All Sophomores brought their lunch and spread it on the gym floor. Red lights and dainty colored hearts suspended from streamers of red and white crepe paper formed a gay and lively background for the Sweetheart Dance sponsored by the Sophomores on February 14. The Sophomores all cooperated in trying to make this the best dance of the sea- son. We are very proud of the fact that the entire B Basketball team was composed of Sopho- mores. Also two boys were regulars on the foot- ball team and there were six other 'boys that re- ceived their letter. Although not on the main team, they have gained new experience in going cut and will probably help to compose the main team next season.