Dexter High School - Reveille Yearbook (Dexter, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1953 volume:

LOREN COFFEY DEWEY SIGLER C.A. POWELL President 0 A m RUSSELL SISLER Vice President u DOYLE WCSLS1' A Z a (6 I O.C. STUART MARTHA GRIFFIN Secretary “?' 3 i r IsLS-f , (L UL ££ sZ? gJU C? £ SZtSL WtMr One of the greatest victories in life is to learn to adjust to conditions over which we seem to have little or no control. Life is a tragedy when lived in an upset mental condition. To make the desirable adjustment requires a careful observance of religion, morality, and education. 4 Reliable evidence shows that countries which rank high in natural resources, but low in education invariably rank low in standard of living, but countries which rank low in natural resources, but high in education generally have a high standard of living. In other words the standard of living of a people is more dependent on the educational status of the country than it is on the natural resources of the country. That is adequate reason to show that public education is our best investment in the future. MARGARET HONN Mathematics Freshmen Advisor ' LURLYN PROFFER English Girls' Advisor Freshmen Advisor Ka . DALE TEACHOUT Social Studies Senior Advisor JEoSE MOTHERoBAUGH Vocational Agriculture laddie smith Librarian Junior Advisor HUiiiRT PORTER Industrial Arts Diversified.Occupations DORTHY 'RANKIN Home Economics NORMA MYERE Art MAYME TONER Commerce Sophomore Advisor v PERCY CLIPPARD Y Industrial Arts Basketball Coach SHERRILL SUMMITT Social Studies Guidence Counselor Senior Advisor English Speech MURRELL DUFFIE Science B.P.C. Advisor m mzjmom V0 OuH, ffijtAnrfdL Ip 5Bm aj %) UcL ■ o-i j c Ham £5yi t cMoacJL 3J, JJ35 4C)SJ First Row; Miss Teachout, Advisor; Jerry Bagby, President; Gloria Wilkey, Secretary and Treasurer; Connie McConnell, Reporter; Second Row; Mr. Sunmitt, Advisor; Shirley Price, Student Council; Tony Landers, Student Council; Bobby Butler, Vice President (not JERRY BAG3Y His greatest delight is to always be right, F.F.A. 1-2-3-4 F.F.A. Vice ores. 2 F.F.A. Pres. 3 Basketball 2 Sophmore Pil. 2 Class Queen Escort 2 Stu. Coun. 2 Class Pres. 3-4 Band 3-4 JAMES BAKER As nice as they come. Mixed Chorus 4 Glee Club 1-2-3 MARILYN BARKER A girl as sweet as she looks. Glee Club 1-2-3-4 B.P.C. 2-3 F.H.A. 2 Dr. Ed. 4 ARNOLD BLE57ER The kind of fellow you like to know F.F.A. 1-2 Basketball 2 Baseball 2-3 Glee Club 3 B nd 4 GLENDA BROTN Her words and ways are always kind. PAUL BROWN Everybody's best pal. D Club 1-2-3-4 3asketball 1-2 D.O. 4 Bond 2-3 —12— F.H.A. 1-2 Glee Club 1-2-3 B0B3Y BUTLER No bothers for him Class Vice Pres. 4 WILLA MAE CLOUD Her quietness adds to her charm. Glee Club 1 F.H.A. 1 B.P.C.1-2-3 D.O. 4 N. JOYCE COFFEY She lives a merry life. Band 1-2-3-4 Band Officer 1-3-4. F.H.A. 2-3-4 F.H.A. Officer 3-4 B.P.C. 1-2-3-4- Coun. Pres. 4 Stu. Coun. 1 Class Officer 1-3 Jr. Play Cast 3 Sr. Play Cast 4 SANDRA COWSERT he is small—so is the atom. B.P.C. 1-2-3-4 Cheerleader 1-2-3-4 F.H.A. 2-3 Glee Club 1 Carnival Queen 3 D.O. 4 D.O. Pres. 4 Reveille Staff 4 FRANKLIN CRITES Our politician, tball 1-2-3-4 ZELMALEE CR0'.7ELL She greets you ith a smile Band 1-2 B.P.C. 1-2-3-4 D.O. 4 DORTHY CULBERTSON As nice as they come. F.H.A. 1-2-3-4 ROGER CRITES Always a good —13— CARL DARBY PARIS DODGE Hapoy with life. Our dancing nan. Football 1-2-3-4 Basketball 1-2-3-4 nD Club 1-2-3-4 D Club Pres. 4 D Club Vice Pres. Basketball Capt. 2 Class Escort 4 Sr. Play Cast 4 FAYE DOWDY One hundred per cent swell. Band 1-2 F.H.A. 2-3-4 B.P.C. 2-3-4 Bearcat Staff 4 BONNIE FRANK EDWARD EUBANKS Love em and Leave em. F.F. 3-4 F.F.A. 3-4 F.F.A. Officer 4 D.O. 4 1 i i BETTY FRITTS (j Gay, lively, full of fun Her heart belongs to the navy PAULINE GALES F.H.A. 2-3 B.P.C. 1-2-3-4 Reveille Staff 4 Glee Club 1 Debate 4 DORIS JEAN GARNER Her nice ways you 11 always remember. B.P.C. 1-2-3-4 F.H.A. 2-3-4 F.H.A. Pari. 4 Libarary Club 4 D.O. 4 D.O. Del. 4 Glee Club 1 Sr. Play Cast 4 HELEN GIBSON She's hard to beat in soorts. F.H.A. 2 B.P.C. 1-2-3-4 Volleyball 1-2-3-4 Shop 4 JUANITA GILES A live wire is never stepped on. B.P.C. 2 F.H.A. 3-4 Basketball Capt. 2 Shop 4 SHIRLEY BROWN Wherever she is you will find music. Glee Club 1-2 Mixed Chorus 3-4 F.H.A. 2-4 Bearcat Staff 4 B.P.C. 1-2-3 JERRY HICKAM He thinks class is a place to sleep. Football 2-3-4 Basketball 3-4 Glee Club 2 D.O. 4 D Club 3-4 GLENDAL HUNT Never seems to have a care. JACK ISBELL Treat'em rough, Basketball 1-2 D.O. U D.O. 4 Reporter 4 Bearcat Staff 4 Headed for success Pretty, sweet and nice to meet. B.P.C. 2-3-4 F.H.A. 2-3 Dr. Ed. 4 Valentine Queen 3 Queen Att'd 4 Sr. Play Cast 4 —IS MARILYN JAMES Enchantment lies within her. Glee Club 2 Mixed Chorus 3-4 F. H.A. 2-4 G. A.A. 2 Play Day 3 Jr. Play Cast 3 Class Queen 3-4. MARJORIE JARRELL Full of sparkle dash and go. F.H.A. 1 B.P.C. 1-2-3-4 Glee Club 1-2 Mixed Chorus 3 SONNY JENKINS Study doesn't interfere with his education. W MONROE JENNINGS He's a nerson you'll appreciate. Missouri Boy's State 3 Sr. Play Cast 4 TONY LANDERS If he's around you'll hear him. Football 1-2-3-4 D Club 2-3-4 Stu. Coun. Renorter 3 Stu. Coun. 1-3-4 Stu. Coun. Vice Pres. 4 Jr. Play Cast 3 Clee Club 1-2 Mixed Chorus 4 —16— SHIRLEY DEAN LARSON MARJEAN MacDOHALD Never a dull moment. She lives to be a farmers wife. F.F.A. 1-2-3 B.P.C. 1-2-3-4 Valentine Queen 1 Glee Club 1 Cheerleader 2-3-4 D.O. 4 D.O. Treas. 4 Debate 4 Dr. Ed. 4 Jr. Play Cast 3 B.P.C. 1-2-3-4 F.H.A 2 Class Pres. 2 Class Queen 2 Stud. Coun. 3 Jr. Sr. Play Cast 3-4 D.O. Sec'y 4 i .C f ’ Vll V TINA ANN KASSINGILL She loves married life. F.H.A. 1-2-3 B.P.C. 1-2-3 Debate 3 Sr. Play Cast 4 connie McConnell Her dancing eyes we idolize. F.H.A. 2 B.P.C. 1-2-3-4 Band 1-2 Volleyball 1-3 Class Reporter 4 Jr. Play Cast 3 RUBY McKAY She likes to sing is good at it too Glee Club 1-2 Mixed Chorus 3-4 F.H.A. 1-2 Debate 3 CHARLES NcCANN A willing worker. 'll. L. MILLER Our working boy— outside of school. GENE MYERS His Dersonality fits any situation. Class Vice Pres. 2 Band 1-2-3-4 Band Pres. 4 Band Officer 3 Reveille Staff 4 Jr. Sr. Play Cast 3-4 F.F.A Pres 4 Glee Club 1 F.F.A. Vice Pres. 3 —17— ANNA LEE PAINTON Cute and small beloved by all. B.P.C. 1-2-3-4 F.H.A. 2 Band 1-2-3-4 Drum Majorette 3-4 Library Club 4 Dramatics 4 CHARLES PETTY The kind of fellow you're glad to know. Class Escort 1 Glee Club 1-2 Mixed Chorus 3 D.O. 4 Football 1-2-3-4 Basketball 1-2-3-4 D Club 1-2-3-4 BILL POLLOCK Always late but how he rates. SHIRLEY PRICE Personality Plus. Stud. Coun. 2-4. Stud. Coun. Officer 2-4. Class Queen 4 Basketball Capt. 1-2 2nd Place Model 4- F.H.A. Vice Pres. 4 F.H.A. Di-t. Sec'v 2 F.H.A. State Del. 3 ROSA LEE PUTNAM Enjoys life and everything. Glee Club 1-2 Mixed Chorus 3-4. F.H.A. 2-3 Class Reporter 2 B.P.C. 2-3 Jr. Sr. Play Cart 3-4. FRANKIE PRICHARD Take it easy have your fun. Glee Club 1-2 Mixed Chorus 3-4 F.H.A. 2-3 Class Reporter 2 B.P.C. 2-3 Jr. play cast 3 —lft— CLARENCE ROBINSON Where there s snoring there s Clarence. JERRY RUSSEL Nice things come in small packages. F.F.A 1-2-3-4. F.F.A. Sentinel 3 F.F.A. Treasure U Band 3-4- Band Officer U Queen Escort MART SKEEHY Stands head and shoulders above all. F.F.A. 1-2-3-4. Debate U Shop U Speede U Speech PATRICIA SHELL Our working girl F.H.A. 2-3 Band Historian 3 D.O. I Reveille 4 DONALD C. SMITH His handsome face make hearts stir. Clee Club 1-2 Mixed Chorus 3-4- Class Treasure 2 Class Vice Pres. 3 Jr. Play Cast 3 Reveille Staff 4 —19— GLEIIDAL SNIDER WENDELL TAYLOR Not really as shy as he acts. F.F.A. 1-2-3-4 F.P'.A. Reporter 3 F.F.A. Vice Pres. HARRIETTE THROWER Never a serious moment. F.H.A. 2 S.P.C. 1-2-3-4 Band 1-2 Debate Club 4 DOM R. TIPPIT Sleepy time boy. Football 2-3-4 Basketball 3-4 D Club 3-4 J A TRIPLETT Always busy. JENNINGS TIPPKF Name it and he's for it. Football 1-2-3-4 Co-cant. 3 4 3-4 3-4 3 LAMAR WADDLE Einstein's comneition. —20— DORTHY SUE WALKER She's hard to beat. F.H.A. 2-3-4 B.P.C. 3 Shop 4 t FLETA SUE WALKER If she knows you or not she greets you with a smile Reveille Editor 4 Class Sec'y 1-2-3 Class Queen 1-4. F.H.A. Pres. 3-4 F.H.A. Sub-dist. Pres Cheerleader 1-2-3-4 Jr. Play Cast 3 F.H.A. His. 2 F.H.A. 2-3-4 DELORIS WALLS Her artistic ability is unsurpassed. F.H.A. 2 CHARLES LEE WALTERS Snappy eyes and a steady beau; what he thinks you'll never know. F.F.A. 1-2-3-4 F.F.A. Sec'y 4 Sr. Play Cast 4 JEAN WARREN ANN WEEKS Nice, steady and dependable F.H.A. 2-3-4 D.O. 4 Basketball Queen 1 B.P.C. 1-2-3-4 Miss Dexter Att'd. 2-4 Bearcat Staff 4 She brightens any day and every corner Band 1-2-3-4 F.H.A. 2-3-4 Reveille Staff 4 Band Officer 3-4 B.P.C. J-4 B.P.C. Officer 4 Sr. Play cast 4. GLORIA WILKEY In sunshine or rain she is the same. B.P.C. 1-2-3- F.H.A. 2 Glee Club 1 Class Sec'y 4 Class Treas. 3-4 F.H.A. Queen Att'd. 2 Football Queen 3 Jr. Play Cast 3 Sr. Play Cast 4 D.O. 4 ERMA WILLIAMS Her quietness becomes her. F.H.A. 2 —21 — J. C. WILLIAMS JURLENE WILLS. The strong silent type. Sweet, petite, and neat. Glee Club 1 B.P.C. 1-2-3-4 F.H.A. 1-2-3-4  Model 3 D.O. A D.a. Officer A Dramatics A Debate A JENEANNF, WOOD She's our red head. F.H.A. 3 D.O. A Debate A Band 1-2-3- B.P.C. 1-2-3 MARILYN WOPLEY Kind and true and never blue. Band 1-2-3-4. Glee Club 1 Band Officer A Reoorter 1 Editor A Club Pres. C. 1-2-3-4 . 2 A —22— -Or JS C a ' V S y ?. 2 3 0 £ S ' $• « v ° V —23— —24— —25— —26— —27— First Row. Mrs. Smith, Barbara Robinson, Francis Sutton, Francis Rancho, Arleno Vagner Penay Nichole, Mrs. Robertson. Second Row. Marta Jo Vancil, Rita Troutman, Marian Sitton, Bevarly Webb, Martha Webb, Barbara Sneed, Shirley Myers, Veda Wamble. Third Row. Shelvia Simpson, Shirley Prater, Ann Robineon, Harold Stafford, John Ringer, Bill Swinger, Clara Stoker. Bob Robins, Pourth Row. Charles L ne, Franklin Miller, Don Lemmons,Jerry Mercer, Myron Wolfe, Duane Williams, Charles Tate, Bill Lawrence. Fifth Row. Johnny'Shipman, Joe Smith, John Peyne, Darrel Taylor, Darrel Peck, Benny Lemons. Troxell Williams, Jimmie Wells, Jim Metthewe. First Row. Mrs. Robertson, Sponsor; Joanne 3 gby, President; Ann Robinson, Student Council; Martha Webo, Treasurer; Mrs. Smith, Sponsor; Second Row. Charles Lane, Secretary; Harold Stafford, Student Council; John Ringer, Vice President. —30— Firet Row. Mrs. Smith, Helen Lawrence, Mona Jones, Marlene Conner, Peggy Bennett, Wanda Jones, Kitty Eldridge, Mrs. Robertson. Second Row. Carolyn Irvin, Shirley Brown, Marilyn Dodd, Melba Barker, Emma Leen Bolin, Shlrlene Christman, Joanne Bagby, Edra Jarrell. Third Row. Joann Dawson, Francis Ellmcre, Fguline Eskew, Betty Denkins, Myrna Kincy, El vie Edwards, Betty Frame, Barbara A1 letup., Karkey Aelin. Fourth Row. Jerry Hart, Jimmie Baker, Bill Bess, Dale riume, Sam Derby, Gene Abernathy, Daril Lovins, Valorie Adams. Fifth Row. Bob Aber atny, Gaylin Clary, Carl Godfry, Janes Richy, Don Loy Cannon, Roy Baker, Jeff Fields, Lelian Adams. Sixth Row. Ralph Freeman, Floyd Glenn, Jerry Dennington, Cecil Graves, nadley Bland, Hensley Condor, Bob Keathley, Loyd Garner. John DeArmon. Juniors The Junior class started out this yeer with 95 members, done have dropped out but others have entered. The magezine sales were good end the class made a good profit. Our Junior candidates, Xartna Webb and Sam Darby, were lucky winners of the Carnival i ueen Contest. Who said our class could not do things? The activi 1 tes of our Junior year are limited to wording at the carnival, magazine sales, class night, working at the basket- ball games and the class play. Cur Valentine Dance was a huge success. Everyone enjoyed it. We climaxed a profitable and busy yeer, with the annual Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom. —31— $ 03 0m t s First Row. Mrs. Toner, Marilyn Gaines, Shirley Fortner, Shirley Garner, Doris Beal, Pearl Barker. Patsy Keathly, Loretta Lambert, John Adams, Weldon Grimsley, Mr. Porter. Second Row. Marilyn Hill, Sharon Graber, Beverly Keathly, Marilyn Dennington, Joyce Grim, Betty DeJournett, Ann Alton, Shirley Joiner, Nora Jackson, Shelby Joiner, Shirley Kirk. Third Row. William Hanncock, Jimmy Carlton, Tommy Bennett, Tommy Atkins, Charles Bluer, Jim Chittenden, Mary Hutchcreft, Mary Edwards, Coleen Birchfield, Janice Dowdy, Phillis Elam, Ruth Corgan. Fourth Row. Gallon Cooper, Howard Hill, Franklin Bowmin, James Hill, Jinny Green, L.J. Danie Daniels, Carl G1enn, Norma Glenn, Shirley Arnold, Phillis Green, Irene Cheek, Gladie DeArmon. Fifth Row. Leon Belcher. Donald Henderson, Norman Faulkner, Austin Cooper, Phillip Elam, Robert Bertholomey, J.W. Alsup, Velma Burke, Betty Frame, Kay Hickam, Thelma Burke, Eulene Johnson, Jean Bailey, Louise Hull. First Row. Howard Hill, Treasurer; Tommy Thrower, Vice President; Marilyn Hill, Student Council: C.H. Parsons. President; Kenny Sisler, Secretary; Second How. Mrs. Toner, Sponser; Dale Myers, Student Council; L.J. Daniels, Reporter; Mr. Porter, Sponsor. First Row. Mrs. Toner, Audry Wooley, Dora Ann Myers, Nancy Wilson, Carolyn Tuttle, Eleanor Miller, Bonnie S+.ultz, Faye Revee, Chris Parks, Joyce Phillips, Mr. Porter. becond Row. Janet Wilkey, Evelyn Thoman, Mary Smith Edna Robinson, Margarette Whitaker, Edith Robinson, Janet Pugh, Kathryn Ray, Mary Ann McAnally. Third Row. Bill Shell, Jackie Smith, Earl Manchie, Clifford Shell, Paul Minton, Bale Myers, Charles Vanbiber, Don Talkington, Lola Vieth, Joanna Young, Rosemary Thompson. Fourth Row. Kenny Sisler, Solon Taylor, Charles Mayberry, Dickie Ward, Don samble, Minnie Ann Taylor, Helen Norman, Ladonne Trammell, Patricia Roberts. Fifth Row. Bill Tippet, C.H. Persons Frankie Strickland, Tommy Thrower, Sherril i 1 ane, Richard Miller, Lester Strauser, Byron, Robins, Jerry Layton, Roy Petty. Sophomores You muet admit that the Sophmore Claaa of 1952- 55 is very outatanding. We have had several girls receive honors of being chosen queens and our athletes have playec an important part cn both the football and the basketball teams. We are looking forward to an even better record next year as Juniors. First Row. Mrs. Proffer, Barbara Barham, Jerry Johnson, Patsy Harris, Mary Lee Keathley, Janies Kinder, Shirley Lasater, Florence Eskew. Neve Harris, Miss Honn. Secona Kow. Shirley Baker, Marva Sue Glenn, Jean Lawson, Pansy Fleetwood, Mildreu Blankenship, Wannetta Cave, Rebecca Griffin, Emma Faye Jarrell, Dor thy Burris. Third Row Jaye Asa, Beverly Absher, La Neal Hudson, Marilyn Abbott, Anita Davis, MarthaDeason, Pauline DeArman, Charlton Hunt, Jim y Hull, Benny Boone. Fourth Row. Tvonne Gary, Patty Corbin, Linde Givens, Leetene Garner, Janice Graves, Anice Kinaei Connie Cox, Fleets Sue Green, Billy Francis, John Duley, Gary Joe Doway, Dele Barker Fifth Row. Terry Henderson, Shelba Kilmer, Bonnie Allen, Callie Coleman, Lucille Banken, Margie Godfry, Jerry Christmas, James Carney, Lehman Jennings, Robert Fortner. Sixth Row. Jessie Paul Ayers, Glen Foster, Virginia Ferguson, Elenora Hartline, Mary Ann High, Georgia Asa, WBnda Gaines, Bob Eubanks, Leon Stevens, Charles Hubbard, Tommy Baker, Robert Dixc: Seventh Row. Watt Espy, Charles Bateman, Jerry Jenkins, Jerry Brown, Norman Gales, Clarence Dieter, Gene Woodruff, Dwaine Atherton, Jimmy Kirk, Richard Liefler, Weldon Bowers. Larrv Abernathy. First Row. Mary Lee Keathley, Reporter; Rebecca Taylor. Student Council: Beverly Absher, Secretary; Polly Russell, Vice President; Second Row. Miss Honn, Sponsor; Weldon Bowers, President; Douglas Temples, Student Council; Mrs. Proffer, Sponsor. Freshmen In September our Queen candidates for Mias Dexter High were chcaen. They were Mary Lae Keathley and Barbara Barham. The first of October we had our first Fresh- man party. It was at the City Park. On October twenty third we elected ourcandid- date for Carnival Queen. We voted for Rebecca Taylor and her escort was Terry Henderson. first Row. Mrs. Proffer, Mary Louise Woodruff, Belva Mercer, Geraldine Mace, Lillian McClard, Rebecca Taylor, Sue Weeks, Miss Honn. Second Row. Louise Norman, Joyce Wilkey, Betty Jo Vieth, Joan Webb, Joyce Webb, Carlene Warren, Carol Walthers, Bonnie Williams. Third Row. Vesta St. Clair, Naoma Swift, Ellen Smith, Barbera Taylor, Mae Prichara , Polly Russell, Joann Triplet, Fay Prichard, Carol McGowan. Fourth Row. Barbara Rowe, Betty Scott, Bi.l Webb, John Myers, Leon McKay, Rilla Mae Ward, Shirley Summers, Carol Ann Woney, Mary Elizabeth Tippit, Lillian Stewart. Verla Jean White. Ric rd Wilcox, Tommy Wilcox, Gene Worley, Douglas Temples, Ishmael Smith. Carrol orle ichey, Bonnie Thoman, Sue White, Francis Richards, Shirley Patterson. 8ixth Row. Harold Parris, Alan Seism, Mary Alice Robinson, Mariedda Young, Bill Kitchens, Floyd Cox, Larry Webb, Donald Musgravee, Jimmie Williams, Randel Montgomery. Seventh Row. Denton Musgravee, Leurence Maddox, Wayne Robinett, Sammy Mathews, Charles West Marion Myers, David Nations, Bobby Norrid, Joe Tate, Wayne Stevens, Robert McClard. 4 m —37— First Row. Emma Leen Bolin, Shirlene Chrisman, Neva Harris, Helen Lawrence, Velma Burke, Second Row. Kona Jones, Shirley Brown, Yvonne Gary, Shirley Garner, Betty Frame, Janice Dowdy, Minnie Taylor, Joanna Young. Third Row. Ladonne Tremaell, Betty Vieth, Geraldine Mace, Carol Uhland, Lela Ann Harper, Rebecca Taylor, Naomi Swift, Rosemary Thompson. Fourth Row. Wanda Gaines, Georgia Asa, Sue Ferguson, Barbara Rowe, Joyce Wilky, Eleanor Miller, Janis Pugh, Edna Robinson. Fifth Row. Lillian McLard, Phyllis Elam, Colleen Birchfield, Bonnie Stutlz, Louise Hull, Edith Robinson, Mery Smith, Mary Edwards, Margie Godfrey. First Row. Joyce Coffey, Reporter; Sue Walker, President; Edra Jarrell, 2nd Vice President; Lola Vieth, Treeeurer; Shirley Price, 1st Vice President (not pictured); Second Row. Margaret Aslin, Song Leader; Mery Joyce Grim, Publicity Chairman Marilyn Jo Hill, Secretary; Jill Smithers, Historian. Firet Row. Mre. Rankin, Margaret Whitaker, Dori. Beal, Marilyn Gaines, Foma Jarrell, Evelyn Thcmen, Kstryrn Ray. ' J oeccnd R w. Joanne Dawson, Magaret Aelin, Mary Joyce Orim, Betty DeJournet, Reva Waggoner Beverly Keathly, Marilyn Hill “ Third Row. Shirley Greenwood Brown, Edra Jarrell, Joan Bagby, Irene Cheek, Wanda Jcnee, Sharon Graber, Bonnie Frank, Wanetta Giles. Fourth Row. Kay Hickem, NorTa Glenn, Charlea Ann Weeks, Joyce Coffey, Thelma Burke, Marilyn James, Mariedda Young, Carolyn Irvin, Sue Walker, Dorthy Sue Walker. rifth Row. Eulene Johnson, Ruth Frame, Shirley Prater, Shelvia Simpson, Shirley Arnold, Lucille Banken, Jill Smithers, Bonnie Thomen, Sue White, Faye Dowdy. F.H.A. The Dexter F. H. A. Chapter has 92 member this year. The new members were iniatiated and the officere installed in a very impressive ceremony. The Sub-district meeting ias held in Dexter in October. Over 550 F. H. A. girls from surrounding schools spent the day together. A Costumed Halloween Dance and Banquet were other activities. In the s.ring a style show and tea wae preeened for for the Mothers. The theme of the Chapter vile year wae International Good Will . We gant gifts overseas for Christmas and sold UNESCO Stamps. At our meeting we had guest epeekere frcm Hawaii, Australia, Spain, etc. epoke to ua about customs and habits of their countries. We are the Future Homemakers of America. We face the future with warm courage, and high hope. if. y.K. First Row. Mr. Motherbaugh, John Adams, Solon Taylor, Gene Myers, Charles Walters, Jerry Russell Glendal Snider, Edward Eubanks, Johnnie Shipman, Charles Mayberry, Gary Dowdy, Norman Feulkner Cecil Robertson. Second Row. Leon McKay, Clarence Dieter, John Myers, James Carney, Jerry Christman, Earl Manche Carrol Taylor, James Carlton, Howard Hill, Daril Lovins, Jerry Jenkins, Robert Bartholcmev Jimmie Kirk, Jerry Bagby, Jack Jackson. Third Row. Bob Eubanks, Jeff Field, Franklin Miller, Wayne Stevens, Bill Webb, Harold Parish T®rry Henderson, James Richey, Joe Tate, Mart Sheehy, John Banken, Jerry Mercer, Jennings Tippen Fourth Row. Dwiane Atherton, Darrell Taylor, Denton Musgrave, J.W. Alsup, Lehman Jennings, Phillip Elam, Ishmael Smith, Loyd Garner, Bill Swinger, Glenn Foster, John Peyne, Roy Baker, Lelian Adams, James Hill, Jerry Jarrell. Fifth Row. Floyd Glenn, Austin Cooper, Sam Faulkner, Kenneth La Rue, Carl Glenn, Larry Abernatty Sammy Matthews, Joe Tate, Robert Dixon, Jerry Layton, Darrol Peck, Jimmie Green, Robert McClaro James Matthews. First Row. Mr. Motherbaugh, Advisor; Gene Myers, President; Glendal Snider, Vice President; Edwtrd Eubanks, Sentinel. Second Row. Johnie Shipman, Reporter; Ch rlee Lee Walters, Secretary; Jerry Russell,’ Treasure. —41— First Row, Marjean MacDonald, Secretary; Sandra Coweert, Preeident; Shirley Larson, Treasurer; Second Row, Jimmy Triplet, Vice President; Mr. Porter, Sponsor; Bobby Butler, Reporter. First Row, Mr. Porter, Frankie Prichard, Barbara Sneed, Marjean MacDonald, Sandra Coweert. Second Row, Robert Southerland, Charles Tate, Bobby Robins, Jack Isbell, Charles Petty, J. C. Williams. Third Row. John Banken, Vernon Miller, Jerry Hickam, Paul Brown, Edward Eubanks, Bobby Butler. First Row. Jean Warren, Dorie Garner, Gloria Wilkey, Pat Shell, Willa Mae Cloud, Mr. Porter. Second Row. Shirley Larson, Jurlene Wills, Jeanne Stone Woods, Jinny Triplet, Dean Smith, Zelma Lee Crowell. Third Row. Glendal Hunt, Cecil Graves, W.L. Miller, Gaylin Clary, Jerry Chrieman, Marjorie Jarrells Thrower, Paris Podge. The D.O. Class had 59 members this year. We sold popcorn at the football and basketball games for our money making project. We had a Thanksgiving Dance for the Student Body. We sent a delegate to the State D.O. convention in the fall. A few of our members and our sponsor particioated in a panel discussion on What Is D.O.? at the Business and Proffeeeional Womens Club. We had an Annual D.O. Banquet in the spring for the employers and parents. First Row. Doris Garner, Wannetta Cave, Listine Garner, Bonnie Allen, La Neal Hudson, Shirley Baker, Shirley Larson, Francis Lemons, Barbara Taylor, Patty Corbin, Marva Sue Glenn, Mary Woodruff, Rebecca Griffin, Kr. Duffie. Second Row. Rita Troutman. Frankie Prichard, Bonnie Frank, Jo Ann Bagby, Edra Jarrell, Mona Jones, Patsy Harris, Mae Prichard, Jerry Johnson, Earjean MacDonald, Carol KcGowen. Janice Kinder, Mary Lee Keat.hly, Jo Ann Triolet, Polly Russell. Third Row. Barbara Allstun, Jurlene Wills, Marta Jo Vancil, Sharon Graber, Wanda Jones, Sandra Cowsert, Sue Walker, Ann Weeks, Rosemary Thompson, Jo Anna Young, Pearl Barker, Martha Webb, Ann Robinson, Marilyn Hill, Janice Graves. Fourth Row. Doris Beal, Francis Richards, Betty Fritts, Shelba Kilmer, Barbara Ashby, Faye Asa. Shirley Laster, Carol Ann Worley, Phyllis Green, Mary Ann McArmally, Connie Cox, Anice Kinder, Shirley Kirk, Ruth Corgan, Janice Dowdy. Fifth How. Marjorie Jarrell Thrower, Tommy Atkins. Tvonne Gary. Barbara Barham. Violeta Stutts, Jo Ann Dawson, Jane Tippit, Vesta St. Clair, Belva Mercer, Shirley Fortner, Helen Lawrence. Jean Lawson,Harrietts Thrower. Sixth How. Marilyn James, Zelmalee Crowell, Marilyn Abbott, Louise Norman, Helen Gibson, Connie McConnell, Nadine Huey, Faye Prichard, Helen Norman, Marilyn Worley, Faye Dowdy, Anna Lee Painton, Naomi Swift. Seventh Row. Margret As- '-, Bonnie Williams, La Donne Trammell, Shirley Garner, Marilyn ® ?Ver1 Wfbb feTrbara Robinson, Peggy Bennett, Bobby Butler, Tbimy Besinett, Lend Garner. Jerry Jenkins, Jerry Brown, Shirley Prater, Sue Weeks. Ann Weeks Secretary Barbara Taylor Resigned Shirley Kirk President Yvonne Gary Reoorter Mr. Duffie Soonsor The Dexter Hirh School Band made its first aooearance of the year at the Bloomfield Kome- cominp, followed soon after by its nerfomance in the Dexter Fall Festival aarade and the Marching Band Festival at Jackson. In December we took second olace in the Christmas narade. This sorin ? we were host to the western division of the Southeast Fissouri Hiyh School Band Association. Twelve schools attended and olayed under the direction of Hr. Daul Toder of Chicago. We think the band this year is really tons and we hone to have the best Sorinp Concert ever. First Row. Joyce Coffey, Secretary; Arm Weeks, Reporter: Anna Lee Painton, Drum Majorette; Miss Schnakenburg, Conductor; Beverly Reathiey, Historian; Marilyn Rill, Librarian. .econd Row. Marian Sitton, Trustee Chairman, Marilyn Worley, Ass t Secretary; Duane William. Fiance Chairman; Jerry Russell, Pronerty Custodian; Rill Swinger, Business Manager; Gene Meters, President, John Rinper, Student Drill Master 9 Anna Lee Paint on Trorme Gary and Roeenary Thompson Drun Majorette Twirlers First Row. K-arilyn Worley, resident; Krs. Smith, Snonsor: Anne Lee ainton, Doris Gamer, Second How, Janice Kinder, Janice Graves, Mery Tinnit, Connie Cox, Renorter; Annice Kinder, Secretary and Treasurer; Gerry Hubbard The Library Club was orranized this year. Keetings were held on the second J'enday nirh.t of every month. Certain reouirenents ha.d to be met before a student could belong and the number nermittedto ,ioin was limited. At each meeting the members gave short book reviews on a book that they had read that month. In Febnr—'- the club a.sked Kiss Dale T’eachout to review-.’ SHTRlsy PRICK, SEC'Y - TRKASi ANN ROBINSON TAUor First Row. Charles etty, Darrol eck, Bill Bess, Jimmy Baker, Tommy Thrower, Tony Landers J.C. Williams, John Adams. Second Row. Franklin Crites, Janninrs Tinnen, 'lene Abernathy, Benny Lemons, Sherill Williams, Jerry Hickam, Don Tionit, Harold Williams, Veron Killer. Third Row. Kr. Olin ard, uoward Hill, l.J. Daniels, Charles Lane, Jimngr Green, Pgul Brown. Bobby Abernathy, Kr. Lee. First Row. Coach Lee, Sponsor; Darrol neck, Treasurer; Gene Abernathy, Secretarv . Benny Lemons Vice resident; Coach Clinnard, Sponsor; °aris Dodpe, resident; (not nicturedi. ’ —50— First Row. Wills Mse Cloud, C-loris Wilkey, Nadine Huey, Anna Lee nainton. Second Row. Joyce Coffey, Sue Walker, Rosa Lee °utnam, tToris Gamer, Marilyn Worley, Faye Dowdy. Third Row. Gerry Hubbard, Monroe Jenninps, Jerry Barby, .Donald Smith. These fourteen seniors are chosen by the faculty, who base their choice on four thinps: scholarship, leadership, character, and service. Row 1 Row 2 Kenny Sisler, Harold Stafford, Tom Wilcox, Jessie Ayers, Gene Worley, Ronald Worley, Creig Cameron, Kenneth LaRue, Bill Shell. Don Lemmons, Dick Wilcox, John Adams, Terry Henderson, Clarence Robinson, Solon Taylor, r’r','l Minton, Duane Williams, Don Henderson, Franklin Crites. Row 3 Vernon Miller, Bryon Robins, Lester Strauser, Wendel Taylor Carl Glenn, Robert Redman, Sherill Williams, Tony Landers Charles Petty, Bill Bess, Tommy Thrower. Row 4 Coach Clifford, Jennings Tippen, Harold Williams, Dale Hume, Darol Peck, Benny Lemmons, Gene Abernathy, Jerry Hickam, Don Tippet, Paris Dodge, Coach Lee. —58— They Dexter Thayer ’.7 on Chaffee Won C'ville Mon Hayti Won Kennett Won Coach, Bill Lee Mgr., Charles Hubbard I Mgr., Cecil Graves -59— Paris Dodge Pnd. Height 170 Charles Petty- Back Field ('eight 152 Harold 'Tilliams Guard, “'eight 170 -61- Bill Shell Tackle, ' eight ISO T HA, L. J. -nicls n cj C Am msrrrsO2 id Ji Xuti ta Ji ny 7Ji3.1iams Forward C. H. Parsons Guard Howard Hill Guard Gaylin Clary Forward juarry ' 1 F o’-vprd Bill Bess Forward Jimmy Green Forward Paris Dodge Forward Charles Petty Guard Jimmy Baker Guard —67— mgygygjgig li:5ii|: x:x-::x::: Sue Walker Editor 111 x- :■: ■H wmmm - Gerry Hubbard Business Mgr. —70— COMPLIMENTS OF WILCOXSON SONS NEW AND USED FURNITURE SEE US BEFORE YOU BUY JAMES L. ROBINS, MGR. PHONE 233 COMPLIMENTS OF WORLEY IMPLEMENT CO. JOHN DEERE -QUALITY FARM EQUIPMENT- PHONE 129 DEXTER, MISSOURI COMPLIMENTS OF CARLSENS HOME OF SWEET APPLE CIDER Highway 25 North Dexter, Mo. COMPLIMENTS OF STARLIGHT CAFE Erich Dat Walpers COMPLIMENTS OF SMITH SON MARKET —LOW PRICES EVERYDAY- PHONE 178 COMPLIMENTS OF JIM DONLDERSON State Representative COMPLIMENTS OF MORGAN FURNITURE CO. COMPLIMENTS OF The Reverend Raymond Slay Sacred Heart Church Dexter, Missouri Shoe Sizes 0-18 Width AAA-EEE PAYNE'S SHOE STORE EXPERT FITTING ELMER HOFFMAN MONUMENTS 32 Year Building Fine Monuments GLADYS' STYLE SHOP We Sell Today — To Sell Tomorrow Phone 916 Stoddard St. COMPLIMENTS OF Mr. MRS. N. W. JENNINGS FRED COLE MONUMENT WORKS Since 1898 GROCERY SERVICE STATION HURLUS COX PHONE 451 COMPLIMENTS OF COMMUNITY GROCERY Phone 135 Dexter, Mo. COMPLIMENTS OF HOME OIL STATION Hi-Way 60 East Phone 437 Dexter, Mo. MAYBERRY CROUCH IMPLEMENT COMPANY MASSEY HARRIS IMP SALES SERVICE Phone 589 Highway 25 MARTIN BROS. SERVICE STATION COMPLIMENTS OP DEXTER CUT-RATE DRUGS WORLEY'S “THE STORE FOR MEN “We Fill Any Doctor's Prescription McGregor Sports Wear Freeman Shoes ARCHIE PARKER, Wilson Bros. Apparel Registered Pharmacist Hyde Park Clothes 9 East Stoddard Street “THE PLACE TO GO Phone 67 Dexter, Mo. FOR NAMES YOU KNOW COMPLIMENTS OF CONGRATULATIONS CITIZENS BANK OF RICHARD A. SMITH DEXTER COMPLIMENTS OF KILMER INSURANCE 50 Years of Dependable AGENCY Service BERT F. MINTON Your Business WISHF YOU THE BEST . . . SOLICITED — APPRECIATED AND PROTECTED ESPECIALLY A HOME OUR AGE AND EXPERIENCE COMPLIMENTS OF ADD STRENGTH E. LEEK Gift Chest Jewelers SELF-SERVICE LAUNDRY BEST WISHES TO THE MODERN EQUIPMENT SENIOR CLASS OF 1953 SQUARE TUB WASHERS (Bendix and Maytag) BLANKENSHIP Fluff Dryer IMPLEMENT CO. RALAFORD Oliver Farm Equipment SELF-SERVICE LAUNDRY Finest In Farm Machinery CONGRATULATIONS COMPLIMENTS OF SENIORS OF 1953 G. M. BARBOUR INTERNATIONAL Agent SHOE CO. STANDARD Oil R. J. L. SHOES Friedman Shelby Shoes COMPANY —Shoes For All Ages— BLACK'S BODY SHOP 213 E. McCollum PAINT AND WRECK REBUILDING Roger S. Black Dexter, Mo. COMPLIMENTS AND BEST WISHES DEXTER GIN CO. COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF DR. J. D. HOLT HELM'S CAFE J. C. WILLIAMSON CO. WHOLESALER WEST COAST SOUTHERN PINE AND HARDWOOD LUMBER NORMA'S BEAUTY SHOP EFFICIENT — RELIABLE Phone 26 Dexter, Mio. THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1953 WISHES TO THANK ALL OF THE ADVERTISERS WHO HELPED TO MAKE THIS YEARBOOK POSSIBLE THANK YOU CONGRATULATIONS TO COMPLIMENTS OF SENIORS OF 1953 THE DEXTER MESSENGER CLASS RINGS OLDEST PAPER IN STODDARD COUNTY ANNOUNCEMENTS DIPLOMAS Read In More Stoddard County AND GRADUATING GOWNS Homes Than Any Other Weekly Newspaper D.W. BLAKENEY Dexter, Missouri COFFEY COAL CO. CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS MANUFACTURERS OF THE STATESMAN Concrete Blocks STODDARD COUNTY'S LARGEST And NEWSPAPER Tile Hadite Blocks The Paper That Goes Home Green Mark COMMERCIAL PRINTING And Ziegler Coal Phone 292 Dexter, Mo. FROM KINDERGARTEN TO WEBBER'S GRADUATION IT'S BEEN NASH SERVICE CONGRATULATES YOU SCHOOL SUPPLIES AT WEBER'S —SINCE 1909— Come In And See The World's Most Modern Car CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS Phone 153 or 55 Dexter, Mo. BEST WISHES TO THE WILSON FLYING SERVICE SENIOR CLASS OF 1953 G. 1. Approved Charter OZARK DAIRY Instructions and Rides ICE CREAM BAR Crop Spraying CONGRATULATIONS TO STRICKLAND - RAINEY (K MORTUARY EFFICIENT RELIABLE THOUGHTFUL THE SENIOR CLASS THROWER MOTOR CO. m SALES AND SERVICE Phone 10 Dexter, Mo. PHONE 413 HILL AND STUART, INC. WITH OUR PERSONAL CONGRATULATIONS TO ALL THE SENIORS OF '53 G. G. Hill and O. C. Stuart COMPLIMENTS OF SISLER'S AUTO - TRUCK - TRACTOR PARTS Sporting Goods Toys Home Furnishings of All Types Radio—Television Home Appliances Power Tools—Heating Equipment We Service What We Sell PHONE 92 AND 22 COMPLIMENTS OF DEJARNETT OIL CO. V2. ABERNATHY WELDING FARM MACHINERY REPAIRS . Hi-Way 60 Dexter, Mo. WESTERN AUTO STORE IN COMPLIMENTS OF McConnell oil company AUTO PARTS AND SERVICE o DEXTER MISSOURI COMPLIMENTS OF i' v 'Auto Parts and Tires Truetone Radios Electrical Appliances Paints—Sporting Goods OSCAR MILLER, Owner CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1953 WHY TAKE LESS THAN THE BEST? DRINK PEPSI-COLA - COMPLIMENJS OF GORDON HART TRUCK LINE More Bounce To the Ounce Dexter, Missouri SOUTHERN MOTOR COMPANY £3 h h f ........ftr?? f 't s jerJ md PHONE 454 rh fd } COMPLIMENTS OF BLUE GRILL CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIORS AND STUDENTS OF THE DEXTER HIGH SCHOOL KERSTNER'S MEDLER'S CLEANERS PHONE 504 FOR PICK UP AND DELIVERY 24 Hour Service if Requested COMPLIMENTS OF THROWER CLOTHING STORE Phone 275 COMPLIMENTS OF HALL'S GROCERY Dexter, Missouri CUT YOUR BILL DOWN AT SHERWOODS Dexter, Missouri FRIEDMANS WHERE FASHION MEETS YOUR BUDGET COMPLIMENTS OF CRANE'S STORE Phone 109 FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS LUCAS FLORIST Phone 732 MEET YOUR FRIENDS AT THE DAISY QUEEN COMPLIMENTS OF COTTAGE DRIVE-IN Hi-Way 60 West COMPLIMENTS OF CUB'S CAFE HEALY'S CAFE DEXTER, MISSOURI COMPLIMENTS OF FAYE'S PASTRY SHOP Phone 820 WHY DON'T YOU JOIN US? CO. A. 140th INF. MO. National Guard Dexter, Missouri MEMBER NAT'L TRUCKS STOP SYSTEM MAHONEY GARAGE Saveway Gas and Oil 26 W. McCollum St. Highway 60 West Phone 501 24 Hour Service M™co OR ESS kv L.l1 B. L. SEMTNER, Pres. Oklahoma City, Okla. ★ ★ ★ Lithographers - Printers Designers Js6 | o? dU af JUtS f r  zj£rix? ' f L Ar 'X , v JU y — ? -  w . COMPLIMENTS OF WHITE MOTOR COMPANY STUDEBAKER DEALER DEXTER AT THE Y OF Hi-Way 25 60 A Full Line Of The Best In Farm Equipment DUGAN EQUIPMENT CO. Phone 54 Dexter, Mo. BEST OF EVERYTHING TO '53 SENIORS REAK'S SUPER MARKET QUALITY FOODS SINCE 1907 BEST LUCK WISHES TO 1953 SENIORS RINGER HARDWARE AND LUMBER CO. COMPLIMENTS OF Jean's Bookkeeping Service WHITMAN'S GROCERY —MEATS AND VEGETABLES— Nelson Addition COMPLIMENTS OF Don Harris Construction Co. COMPLIMENTS OF BOYER'S CLEANERS COMPLIMENTS TO THE SENIORS OF 1953 RALPH'S SANDWICH SHOPPE COMPLIMENTS OF PRUETTS GROCERY SERVICE STATION HIGHWAY 25 SOUTH Phone 754 Dexter, Mo. KUSTURD KING DRIVE IN SHORT ORDERS Prop. Mrs. Iva Lemmons Hi-Way 25 North COMPLIMENTS OF HOME OIL STATION HIGHWAY 60 EAST Phone 437 Dexter, Mo. LADIES' TOGGERY DEXTER'S SMARTEST STYLE CENTER Dexter, Missouri COMPLIMENTS OF DR. S. T. CANNON COMPLIMENTS OF THE MODERN DRESS SHOP Phone 910 Dexter, Mo. COMPLIMENTS OF DEXTER OIL CO. COMPLIMENTS OF MELVIN and FERN MISSOURI UTILITIES CO. GAS — LIGHT — POWER Home Of Friendly Service COMPLIMENTS OF BLAND'S STUDIO COMPLIMENTS OF SHEETS' REALTY CLETUS RADIO HOSPITAL RADIO AND TELEVISION REPAIR COMPLIMENTS OF DEXTER SUPER MARKET DEXTER, MISSOURI Phone 695 Hi-Way 60 West COMPLIMENTS OF FRALICK CHRISMAN —G. E. DEALER— Dexter, Missouri COMPLIMENTS OF BLAND'S MODERN SHOE SHOP COMPLIMENTS OF MYER'S DRUG STORE Phone 200 Dexter, Mo. I.G.A. EVERYDAY LOW PRICES J. R. Delcour, Mgr. COMPLIMENTS OF HARRIS APPLIANCE COMPANY Dexter, Missouri TWEDDLE'S JEWELRY Fine Diamonds—Watches—Repairing Dexter, Missouri BEST WISHES FOR SENIORS OF '53 C. A. POWELL COMPLIMENTS OF LANDON BROWN COMPLIMENTS OF T. L. WADDLE, M. D. COMPLIMENTS OF Lepchenske's Service Station STODDARD IMPLEMENT CO. Complete Sales—Service—Repairs Allis—Chalmers Machinery New Holland Balers Dunham Line New Idea Machinery Phone 23 Dexter, Mo. COMPLIMENTS OF DAILY AMERICAN REPUBLIC ELMER OLDHAM, AGENT COMPLIMENTS OF Stoddard Frozen Food Lockers ALBERT S. BAILEY, OWNER Dexter Bloomfield COMPLIMENTS OF ANDERSON MACHINE SHOP BEST WISHES STODDARD ICE FUEL Phone 123 CARNEY'S MARKET PACKING COMPANY Wholesale and Retail Meats Custom Killing and Processing Phone 807 Dexter, Mo. COMPLIMENTS OF CARL GAINES and DEB CRANE STANDARD SERVICE STATION ATLAS TIRES AND BATTERIES LUBRICATING WASHING —PHONE 241- CORNER OF WALNUT AND MAIN COMPLIMENTS OF 'W' CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO SENIORS OF 1953 DEXTER GROCER COMPANY ' IXL Dexter, Missouri . Qi. FIELDS FURNITURE NEW USED ANYTHING FOR THE HOUSE Phone 346 COMPLIMENTS OF CITY CLEAN UP SERVICE 7 J. C. BENNETTE Phone 1138 M2 Dexter, Mo. L — Seed TJ Fert, ie «93 COMPLIMENTS OF 'rammells Tile Lumber Co. 1 Block N of Airport ON HIGHWAY 60 EAST J. B. WILLIAMS SONS DEALERS IN COAL, CARS PARTS ' A Highway 60 Dexter, Mo. COMPLIMENTS OF LANDERS Barber Shop COMPLIMENTS OF SUNSET CAFE COMPLIMENTS OF ELDER MANUFACTURING CO. Dexter, Missouri COMPLIMENTS OF HERBERT EVANS (Pop Corn Man) SUPPLIER OF POP CORN .T COMPLIMENTS OF DR. J. H. SISSON CHIROPRACTOR COMPLIMENTS OF TOWN and COUNTRY SHOP JAMES and EVELYN ANDERSON Dexter, Missouri COMPLIMENTS OF WALLACE F. MORGAN COMPLIMENTS OF POE CAMERON CLINIC COMPLIMENTS OF South Side Service Station Grocery I Mile South of Dexter Highway 25 Sam Huey ARTHUR LEE SON HOME OF PAY-U CORNO FEEDS Ray Street Phone 508 Dexter, Mo. MELBA BEAUTY SALON and LINGERIE Phone 606 M Dexter, Mo. LEE W. TRAMMELL AND SON INSURANCE AGENCY FARM AUTOMOBILE 7 OVALL STORES CITY PROPERTY —ALL OTHER LINES— Dexter Dry Goods Co. and Stovall Co. COMP SMITH LEE MOTOR SALES FINE USED CARS Highway 60 West Dexter, Mo. ..... ' BEST WISHES SENIORS c • BEN COWAN, INSURANCE AGENCY $ rx IV V Z'Z 5MPLIMENTS OF G V MOTOR SALES (y • YOUR FRIENDLY FORD DEALER Jet. Hi-Way 25 60 Phone 337 fi'- LIMENTS OF w Doaijne Agricultural Serv., Inc. Management, Appraisal Research V ■ — U BAKER'S DEPARTMENT STORE “At Baker's, Price Quality Are Guaranteed r, J. N. MOFFETT Regional Manager ZjtSb. ' ', (kJ AJ COMPLIMENTS OF FAMILY DRIVE IN THEATER CHOICE MEATS FANCY GROCERIES THOMAS NATION WIDE STORE JOHNNY p y ? pf7 [ OLIVER'S ■V CHIUBURGER FIX UP FOR BETTER LIVING 5 - j v GOOT) FOOD — GOOD COFFEE i .GOO' COMPLIMENTS OF SWIFT COMPANY SWIFTS ICE CREAM DEXTER, MISSOURI