Dexter High School - Reveille Yearbook (Dexter, MO)

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 Here are the heroes of our class. Major Leroy Cox and Major Glen Toung of the U.S. Army, and who are Missouri’s most decorated men. With them are Vernon Francis, now working on a combination Auto-plane; and Marvin Gamer and Dean Culbertson, inventors of a typewriter which makes no errors• Sporting orchid corsages at the next table are Connie Wilkey, Barbara Patterson, and Fay Etta Gamer, who have combined their efforts and talents to form a new infant wear designing and manufacturing firm here. Loren Kilmer and Dorothy Cole are seated with them. Loren is professor of English at Northwestern University, and Dorothy has become a second Betty Crocker in the home economics field. James Johnson and Netia Jenkins are telling about Hollywood where they co-starred in the colossal movie, Where Angels Fear to Tread, and lis- tening are Bonnie Lawrence, manager of a beauty bar, and Harley Lovins, who actually became the mayor of Hayseedville. Far across the room we can see Rev. Ora Smith, who is being hailed all over the world for his work; Jerry Thrower, a detective on the local police force; and Shirley Webb, head of the recently established Women’s Detective Force, a branch of the International Security Force. Strolling toward the center of the room are Marlene Wagner, Doris Sheehy, and Joan Riddle, Managers of a large cosmetic firm which advertises the famous No-Run Complexion. Also there are Dorlus Lawrence and Marie McClar, teachers in the Bloomfield school system; Norma Myers, English instructor in DHS, and Joann Pace and Virginia Williams, who conduct group singing on a national church hour. Here at the last table are Faye Musgrave, Carol Jean Proffer, and Dorothy Ragsdale. These three girls established a very profitable business in a flower shop. They have developed a new line of roses which they have named the Robertson Rose. Ladies and gentlemen, that concludes the review of this important event, and we sincerely hope that all of you have enjoyed this program. And now, bidding farewell to this class of outstanding people, we say, ’Good evening to all.’ —28—

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fani ta Row 1. (Left to ri ht ) Harriett© Thrower, Mary Litzier, Norma Reak, Mar jean Mac Donald, Jurlene wills, Gloria Wilkey, Frankie Prichard, Nola Jean Warren. Row 2. Anna Lee Painton, Patricia Shell, Marilyn Worley, Jenneanne Stone, Rosa Lee Putnam, Nadine Huey, Sue ;alker, John Turlington, Charles Walters, wendell Tailor, Franklin Crites. Row 3. Mrs. ilson, Jerry Hubbard, Jerry Russell, Olendel Snider, Ann Weeks, Shirley Greenwood, Charles Petty, Irma Williams, Lennie Nichols, Deloris Walls, J. C. Williams, Don Tipptt, Mrs. Smith. Row i±. Dorthey Sue Walker, Mary Louise N«al, Virginia Weakley, Shirley Price, Donaid Smith. David Ross, Lamar Vaddle, Jennings Tiopen, .viort Sheehy, oill oll ck, larencc Robinson, Dean Smith. Clfficexa Joyce Coffey Reporter Tony Landers. Student Council Marjean MacDonald Student Council Mrs. Wilson Sponsor Sue V.alkor Secretary Donald Smith Vice Pres. Gloria Wilkey Treasurer Mrs. Gi'.ith Sponsor —30—