Dexter High School - Reveille Yearbook (Dexter, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1958 volume:

The Reveille 1957-58 Foreword What is a yearbook? Our definition of a yearbook is: a memory book. . . .a reference book. . . .a record book and an album. A memory book? We think that someday, many years from now, you will sit down, thumb through your '58 Reveille, and smile and sigh as a parade of memories marches before your eyes. Reference book? Of course. What was his name? You remember him; he sat behind me in study hall. Grab your '58 Reveille and find the answer in black and white. A record book? Sure! Remember the tournaments we won and lost. Of course, you can't remember the scores because a lot can be forgotten in a few years; but you can find the details in your '58 Reveille. Last of all, the Reveille is an album full of pictures of friends and events you will always want to remember and include among your souvenirs. We, the Reveille Staff of 1958, proudly present to you, your year- book. We hope this Reveille will truly be a.. . .memory book. .. .a ref- erence book... .a record book. .. .and an album for you to enjoy. Table Of Contents DEDICATION BOARD OF EDUCATION ADMINISTRATION FACULTY SENIORS JUNIORS SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN ACTIVITIES SPORTS ADVERTISEMENTS Lurlyn Proffer Dedication This year's Reveille is dedicated to a most deserving member of our faculty. Few have realized the important role she plays in helping to makg DHS the school that it is. She has spent many hours advising and assisting the students who have come to her with their many problems, both large and small. To many citizens of Dexter, high school and Mrs. Proffer are syn- onomous, and to the many who have profited by her guidance, she will re- main an object of their respect and affection. So it is that we proudly and respectfully dedicate this 1958 Reveille to MRS. PROFFER, who by her constant devotion to duty, her high ideals and standards, her sincere kindness and charm, personifies the best of that great profession... .The Classroom Teacher. Board Superintendent Thurston S. Hill Our superintendent, Mr. Thurston S. Hill, is a leader who looks ahead through the vista of the future and catches a gleam of the mission of the American school system in edu- cating students for their responsibilities as citizens of tomor- row. His influence is far reaching, and his contributions to the school and the community are inestimable. We wish to take this opportunity to express our sincere thanks to a wonderful superintendent. 5 Principal Sherrill Summit An all-round, good fellow is an expression that is ap- plicable to our principal, Mr. Sherrill Summitt. In addition to being an efficient administrator, he is a friend to all the students. Some may be inclined to take his work for granted, but a little serious reflection should bring to our minds the importance of his service to the school. We want to thank him for his fairness, his sincerity, and his friendly spirit. 6 Faculty ENEAS ASH BROOK Science Western Kentucky State College, B.S. Science and Agriculture WILSON JARRELL JOHN BRYANT Vocational Agriculture University of Missouri B.S. in Ag. Ed. PERCY CUPPARD Industrial Arts Basketball Coach Southeast Missouri State College. B.S. in Education JOHN INGALLS Mathematics Science Harding College B.S. in Education BILL LEE B.P.C. Advisor Social Studies Dramatics Southeast Missouri State College B.S. in Education NOEMY JIBBEN Spanish Northeast Missouri State College B S. in Education M.A. in English Literature Driver's Education Football Coach Southeast Missouri State College B.S. in Education BEVERLY LETT Art Linden wood College B.A. DAVID LOONEY Guidance Counselor Southeast Missouri State College B.S. In Education VOICIE McNUTT Sophomore Advisor English Murray State College A.B. , M.A. OLETA MILLER, R.N. School Nurse School of Nursing Baptist Memorial Hospital Memphis, Tennessee LURLYN PROFFER Girls' Advisor English Southeast Missouri State College B.S. in Education PEARL McCARROLL Senior Advisor Commerce Southeast Missouri State College B.S. in Education Not Pictured HUBERT PORTER C.O.E. Drafting Missouri University B.S. In Education M.S. in Education DOROTHY RANKIN Home Economics University of Missouri B.S. In Education JERRY RICHARDS Freshman Advisor Mathematics Harding College B.S. In Education ALBERTA SCHANKENBERG Music Central Wesleyan College A.B. Michigan University M.M. LADDIE SMITH Junior Advisor Librarian Arkansas State College B.S. in Education B.S. Library Science MAYME TONER DALE TEACHOUT Senior Advisor Social Studies School Publications Southeast Missouri State College B.S. in Education George Peabody College M. A. ROTHA WILSON Sophomore Advisor Commerce Southeast Missouri State College B.S. in Education George Peabody College M. A. ARVELLA TOTTEN Junior Advisor Mathematics Citizenship Southeast Missouri State College B.S. in Education Freshman Advisor English Southeast Missouri State College B.S. in Education George Peabody College M.A. CHARLES BLAND Vice-President NANCY WALTERS Secretary-Treasurer BOB BAKER Reporter PHYLLIS TALKINGTON Student Council DALE VAN BIBBER President JASPER EDMUNSON BRENDA MARTIN CONNIE WARREN SUE CONNER National Honor Society ROW ONE: Jackie Barrett, Karen Campbell, Barbara Atherton, Lydia Parsons, Diana Brown, Faye Woolard, Betty Asiln. ROW TWO: Jim Hall, Terry Turlington, Bill Morman, Dale VanBibber, John Minton, Jim Miller, Bud Keathley. NOT PICTURED: Richard Myers. Seniors MINTON, JOHN President I don't care what happens--Just so it doesn't happen to me. Football 1.2. 3,4; D Club 2,3,4; D Club Treasurer 3; D Club President 4; Notre Masque 4; Student Coun- cil Treasurer 3; Class President 4; Voice of Democracy 4; BPC 4. TURLINGTON, TERRY Vice-President Give some an inch and they'll measure it. Track 1; Baseball 1,4; Basketball 1.2,3,4; Class Pres- ident 2; Class Vice-President 4; Senior Carnival 1,2,3, 4; Class Night 1,2; Junior Play 3; Notre Masque 3,4; Follies 3,4; BPC 4; FTA 3,4; D Club 1,2,3,4; D Club Vice-President 4. CAMPBELL, KAREN Secretary Even today girls are to be seen and not understood. FHA 2,3,4; FHA Sub-District President 4; BPC 1,2,3,4; BPC President 4; Notre Masque 3,4; Class Night 1; Sen- ior Carnival 2,3,4; Twirler 2,3,4; Sweetheart Attendant 1; Snowflake Attendant 3; Miss DHS Attendant 4; Bas- ketball Queen 3; Bearcat Co-Editor 4; Class Secretary 4; Glee Club 1; Junior Play 3; Follies 3,4; Junior Music Club 1; FTA 3,4. WOOLARD, FAYE Treasurer Born for success, with grace to win and heart to hold. FHA 2,3,4; FHA Devotional Leader 4; Glee Club 1,2; FTA 3,4; Student Council 3; Class Treasurer 4; Football Attendant 3. ACORD, JOHNNY Life is a merry thing. ADAMS, PAUL Never seems to have a care. COE 4; FFA 1,2,3; FFA Treasurer 3; Mixed Chorus 4; Glee Club 1,2. ALSUP, DORIS A careful student—careful not to overdo It. FHA Song Leader 3; FHA 2.3,4; Notre Masque 4; Follies 4; BPC 3,4; Reveille Photographer 4. ASLIN, BETTY When in doubt—giggle. Cotton Carnival Attendant 1; Glee Club 1,2, 3,4; FHA 1,2,3,4; FHA Secretary 4; FHA Queen 4; COE Secretary 4; BPC 3,4; Notre Masque 4; Volleyball 4. ATHERTON, BARBARA The best way to keep a man--ls in doubt. FHA 2,3,4; BPC 1,2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1; Notre Masque 4; COE 4; Sweetheart Attendant 3; FFA Attendant 4. BARBOUR, JOHN Nothing is more like me than myself. Band 1,2,3,4; Band Vice-President 4; Science Club 3; Senior Carnival 3. BARKER, ANGELYN Early to rise and ditto to bed makes a girl healthy, but socially dead. BPC 1,2,4; Volleyball 1,2,3; Mixed Chorus 4; Glee Club 1,2,3; Bearcat Copy Reader. BARRETT, JACKIE Talk about ginger—she's a spice pot. Band 1,2,3,4; Band Assistant-Secretary 3; Band Secre- tary 4; BPC 1,2,3,4; M.E.S.S. Club Secretary-Treasurer 2,3; FTA 3,4; Class Treasurer 3; Volleyball 3,4; Bearcat Copy Reader 4; FHA 2; Senior Carnival 2, 3,4. BESS, LUCILLE I crave good stories or none. Glee Club 1,2; FHA 2; Class Treasurer 2; Mixed Chorus 4; Typing Contest 2. BLAND, CHARLES He believes the time for study is some other time. Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Notre Masque Presi- dent 3,4; “D Club 2,3,4; Follies 3,4; Student Council Vice-President 4; Senior Carnival 1,2, 3, 4. BRENTUNGER, KITTY I’ll be good, but I'll be lonesome. Class IVeasurer 1; BPC 1,2,3,4; FHA 2,3,4; Prom Chair- man 3; Bearcat Co-Editor; Book Club 3; Art Club 1,2; Notre Masque 4; Class Night 1,2; Junior Play 3; Senior Carnival 1,2,3; Carnival Chairman 4; Glee Club 1; Cheerleader Trainee 2,3. BROWN, DIANA I would like to study, but those boys are so interest- ing. Senior Carnival 4; BPC 1.2,3,4; FHA 2,3,4; Reveille Co-Editor, Book Club 3; FTA 3,4; Notre Masque 4; Jun- ior Play 3; Basketball Queen 1; Carnival Queen 3. BUTLER, JIM I am wealthy in my friends. Mixed Chorus 1; Football 3,4. CHRIS MAN, HELEN She would make brighter any kind of place. Senior Carnival 1,2,3,4; Class Night 1,2; Talent Show 1; FHA 2,3,4; Notre Masque 3,4; BPC 1,2,4; Follies 4; Glee Club 1,2; Reveille Advertiser 4. CHRISMAN, SUE Isn't it Just too romantically exciting. BPC 1,2; Senior Carnival 1,2,3,4; Class Night 1,2; Talent Show 1; FHA 2,3,4; FHA Song Leader 4; Band 2, 3,4; Notre Masque 3,4; Follies 4. CHRISTIAN, RAYMOND Meek and mild of nature. COE 4; FFA 1,2,3,4. CLARK, LINDA Her eyes are stars of twilight fair. Glee Club 1.2; Mixed Chorus 3,4; Follies 3,4; Notre Masque 4; FHA 2.3; Sweetheart Attendant 2; Miss DHS Attendant 3; BPC 2,3,4; COE Reporter, 4; Volleyball 4. COLE, MARVIN Do as I aay--not as I do. CORLEW, AMELIA There's time for all things. Volleyball 1,2, 3,4; COE 4; Mixed Chorus 3; Glee Club 1,2. CORLEW, GLENDA “Silence is golden and gold is rare. COX, RONALD It's a great plague to be such a handsome man. Football 3,4; Basketball 1; Notre Masque 4; BPC 3,4. CRAIN, CARLON Why should I hurry to get ahead—the more I hurry the sooner I'm dead. Football Manager 3,4; D Club 4; Art Club 3. DAVIS, JAMES Quiet and studious. COE 4; Track 1. DePRIEST, RONALD As nice as they come. Glee Club 1; Mixed Chorus 2,3,4; Band 4; BPC 2- FFA 1.2,3.4. DOERR, GEORGE Heaven in his smile, and the devil in his eye. DUFFIE, PAT Life is just one grand sweet song—start the music. FHA 2,3.4; Glee Club 1,2. DUGGINS, PAT So much to do--so little done. BPC 1,2.3,4; FHA 2; Senior Carnival 3; Junior Play 3; Notre Masque 4; FTA 3.4; COE 4; Typing Contest 2. DULEY, ARCHIE Mild and soft looking---but so is dynarni'.c. Track 1; Football 3,4. DULEY, WAYNE His quietness becomes his personality. EDWARDS, MICHAEL Keep smiling—it makes everyone wonder what you've been up to. Basketball 1,2; Football 3,4. ESKEW, RITA A rosebud set with little willful thorns. Volleyball 1.2.3,4; BPC 4; COE 4; Glee Club 1,3. GAINES, SHIRLEY MTwo can’t live as cheap as one—but it's a lot more fun. FHA 2,3,4; FHA President 4; BPC 3,4; FTA 3; Assistant Girls’ Counselor 4. EVANS, ANNE After me—you come first.” BPC 1,2,3,4; Senior Carnival 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Band Assistant-Secretary 4; Class Night 1,2; Notre Masque 4; Follies 4; FHA 1,2,3; Reveille Business Man- ager 4; Science Club 2. GALES, JOAN i he lives to love, and loves to live. ’’ BPC 1,2,3,4; FHA 2,3,4; Notre Masque 4; Follies 3,4; Cheerleader Trainee 2, 3; Class Night 1,2; Senior Car- nival 1,2,3,4; Bearcat Art Co-Editor 4; Junior Play 3; Glee Club 1,2; Mixed Chorus 3,4; Volleyball 4; Notre Masque Publicity Manager 4; Mixed Chorus Co-Student Director 4. GAINES, BRUCE ’’Facts are stubborn things. GARNER, JERRY “Man was made for action—he ought to do something. Football 1,2; Notre Masque Business Manager 4; Senior Carnival 1.3; BPC 4; Junior Play 3; Reveille Sports Edi- HALL, JIM If only the girls would leave me alone. Basketball 1,2,3,4; Student Council 2; FHA Kitchen King; BPC 4; Band 1; Notre Masque 3,4; Junior Play 3; FTA 3,4; Bearcat Sports Editor 4; Senior Carnival 3,4; Fol- lies 4; D Club 2,3,4; D Club Publicity Manager 4. HILL, NORMAN Good luck Is a lazy man's estimate of a worker's suc- cess. BPC 1; FFA 2; Football 3.4; Basketball 4; Class Night 3. JARRELL, BARBARA I'll have nothing changed but my name. BPC 1,2,3,4; BPC Vice-President 4; FHA 2,3,4; FHA Historian 4; Cheerleader Trainee 2; Cheerleader 3,4; Cheerleader Co-Captain 4; Notre Masque 3,4; Junior Play 3; Reveille Advertising Manager 4; Class Night 1,2; Volleyball 1.2,3.4; Mixed Chorus 3; Follies 3,4. JARRELL, JIM Our man-about-town. Notre Masque 3,4; BPC 4; Football 1,2; D Club 1,2; COE 4; Mixed Chorus 3; Band 2. JOINER, JOHN Money isn't everything, but it's way ahead of what's in second place. COE 4. KEATHLEY, BUD A modest man never talks of himself. Football 1,2,3,4; D Club 1.2,3,4; Junior Play 3; FTA 3,4; FTA President 4; Student Council 1; Class Vice- President 2.3. KINCY, JOVADA Quiet and sweet. KITCHEN, ANITA If only my dreams would come true. Class Night 1,2; BPC Club 1,2,3,4; Reveille Business Manager 4; FHA 2,3,4; FHA Song Leader 4; Notre Masque 4; Follies 4; Glee Club 1,2; Mixed Chorus 3,4; Senior Carnival d LaCHANCE, PAUL I never let my studies interfere with my education. Basketball 1.2,3,4; COE 4; D Club 3; Band 1,2; Glee Club 1,2; Junior Play 3. LACY, DORIS All is fair in love and war. BPC Club 1,2,3,4; Reveille Photographer 4; FHA 2,3,4; Glee Club 1,2,3, 4; Notre Masque 4; Follies 4; Glee Club 1,2; Mixed Chorus 3,4; Senior Carnival 1,2. LEMONS, HAROLD Where there's mlschief--there's Harold. Football 1,3,4; Basketball 2; Baseball 1,2; D Club 4. LONG, SHARON Always dreaming. BPC 2,3,4; Reveille Feature Co-Editor 4; Senior Carnival 2,3. MAGEE, BARBARA Curfew shall not ring tonight. Glee Club 3,4; FHA 3; Twirler 1.2. MANN, DONALD “What's done can't be undone. McKinley, mattie A true friend. Red Peppers 1.2,3,4; FHA 2,3,4; GAA 2; Library Club 3.4. MEDLOCK, TED Thinking Is but an idle waste of time. Football 2,3,4. MIDDLETON, ANN Let me do or die. FHA 1,3,4; FTA 3; BPC 2.3.4; COE 4; Notre Masque 4. MILLER, JIM Quality not quantity is my measure. FFA 1,2,3,4; FFA Vice-President 3; FFA President 4; COE President 4; D Club 3,4; Glee Club 2; Football 2,3,4. MONTGOMERY, ROGER Nothing worries him. Glee Club 1; Mixed Chorus 3; Follies 3,4; Notre Masque 4; COE 4; D“ Club 2,3,4; D Club Secretary 3,4; Football 1.2,3,4. MORMAN, BILL Have drum--will play. Band 1,2,3,4; Band Officer 2,3; BPC 4; Notre Masque 4; Science Club 2,3; Egyptian Music Camp 3; Junior Play 3. MYERS, RICHARD Oh, 1 think I'll write a dictionary. Band 1,2,3; Assistant Student Drill Master 3; Junior Play 3; Notre Masque 3.4; Notre Masque Publicity Man- ager 4; Class Night 1.2; Senior Carnival 1,2,3; Voice of Democracy-First Place 4; Science Club President 2,3; BPC 4; Follies 3. NIEHAUS, MARTHA Oh, 1 Just have oceans to tell you. OBRIST, PAT A gleam in her eye, and diamonds on her finger. Red Cross Club Vice-President 1; Glee Club 1; BPC 1.4; Choir 2; Madison Dance Club 1; Notre Masque Treasurer 3; COE 4. PARSONS, LYDIA Men are like streetcars—there'll always be another one along. BPC Club 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader Trainee 2; Cheerleader 3; Cheerleader Co-Captain 4; Student Council 2; Class Secretary 3; FHA 2,3,4; FTA 3,4; FTA Secretary-Treasurer 4; Notre Masque Secretary-Treasurer 4; Follios 4; Senior Carnival 3,4; Reveille Co-Editor 4; Junior Play 3; Book Club 3; Band 2; Sophomore Pilgrimage 2; COE Vice- President 4. PIXLEY, DALE A live wire Is never stepped on. POLLOCK, JOE They say best men are moulded out of faults. Football 1.2,3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; D Club 2,3,4; Track 1. PRICE, JUDY My life is governed by my imagination. Band 1,2,3; Notre Masque 3,4; BPC Club 2,3,4; Follies 3,4; Snowflake Attendant 2; Junior Play 3; Junior Music Club 1. REAK, BEVERLY Some think the world is made for fun and frolic, and so do I. Volleyball 2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 4; BPC 1,2, 3,4; FHA 1.3; Glee Club 1,3. RICHARD, JERRY Saying is one thlng--dolng is another. ROBINS, BARBARA Face radiant with the love of life cheers everyone. Band 1,2; BPC 2,3,4; FHA 2,3,4; Art Club Vice-Presi- dent 3; Ncxre Masque 4; COE 4; Bearcat Art Co-Editor 4; Follies 4; Senior Carnival 2. ROSE, CARLENE Her heart Is big enough for all to live in. BPC 1,3,4; Bearcat Staff 4; Senior Carnival 3; Mixed Chorus 4; Glee Club 1,2,3. SHIPMAN, JOANN Smiles are her trademark. BPC 1,3,4; FHA 2,3; FHA Queen 3; Notre Masque 4; Follies 4; Snowflake Attendant 4. SITTON, CHARLES Never use two words when one will do. COE 4; Band i. SMITH, SHIRLEY There is much fun beneath her seeming quietness. COE Club 4; Glee Club 1.2. STRICKLAND, PAUL A steam engine in breeches. Track 1; Baseball 1; Notre Masque 3,4. SWINGER, FLOYD It's not what you do—it's what you get away with. Class Vice-President 1; Track 1; Football 1,2,3,4; D Club 4; Band 1,2,4; Band Business Manager 1.2; Junior Play 3; Notre Masque 4; Mixed Chorus 2,3,4; Senior Carnival 1,3; Follies 4. TALKINGTON, PHYLLIS Cute and small; beloved by all. Miss DHS Attendant 1; Miss DHS 2; District FFA Queen 3; Miss Dexter Attendant 4; Student Council 1,4; Senior Carnival 3,4; Notre Masque 3,4; Follies 3.4; BPC 1,2, 3.4; Reveille Feature Co-Editor 4; FHA 2,3,4; Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Volleyball Co-Captain 3,4; Band 2,3,4; Twirler 2; Drum Majorette 3,4; Band Historian and Scrapbook Keeper 3; Mixed Chorus 4; Cheerleader 3,4; Cheerleader Basketball Co-Captain 4; FTA 3,4; Class Secretary 2; Junior Play 3; Mixed Chorus Co-Studenrt Director 4. UNGER, MINA Live today—for tomorrow you may have a test. FHA 4; Notre Masque 3,4; Follies 3; Senior Carnival 3, 4; Dramatic Plays 4; BPC 1,2,3,4. VAN BIBBER, DALE Tab Hunter has nothing on him. Student Body President 4; Class President 3; Basketball 1,2,3,4; ”D Club 1,2,3,4; BPC 4; Notre Masque 4; Senior Carnival 1,2,3.4; Track 1, Junior Play 3; Class Night 1.2. VOSS, CARL Meanness in capital letters. Band 1,2,3.4; COE 4; D Club 2; Football Manager 2. WHEATLEY, ELBERT I wonder what I can do to create some excitement. Football 4; D Club 4; COE 4. WINEMAN, VIRGIE Born in the cottage of sincerity and truth. Glee Club 1,2,3; COE 4. WOOD, CAROLYN There's two sides to every question—my side and the wrong side. Band 1.3,4; Band Librarian 3.4; BPC 1,2,3.4; Junior Play 3; Volleyball 2,3,4; Volleyball Co-Captain 4; Notre Masque 4; FTA 3,4; Senior Carnival 1,2. WOODRUFF, PAT Give me your hand and let me feel your pulse. YOUNG, JERRY All is well with the world—and so am I. FFA 1,2,3,4; FFA Reporter 3; FFA Parliamentarian 4; Glee Club 1.2; COE 4. YOUNG, LARRY As upright as a cedar. FFA 1,2,3,4; FFA Assistant Reporter 3; FFA Sentinel; Glee Club 1,2; COE 4. YOUNG, PEGGY Spring Is largely overrated especially when one is al- ready mated. “ Volleyball 2,3.4; BPC 2,3; FHA 3.4; Dramatic Plays 3; Follies 3; Notre Masque 3. YOUNG, SHIRLEY Believes in life, liberty, and pursuit of happiness. Glee Club 1,2; BPC 2.3; FHA 3,4; Class Night 3. What s What Average Hour Of Rising. . Average Hour Of Retiring Favorite Food............ Favorite Recreation...... Favorite Song............ Favorite Movie............. Favorite School Activity. ....................7:30 ..................11:00 ... Steak And French Fries .................Dancing .................. Till The Ten Commandments .......Basketball Games 30 Whos MOST POPULAR Dale Van Bibber-Phylli 8 Talklngton MOST POPULAR WITH GIRLS Lydia Parsons-Dale VanBibber BEST DANCERS Phyllis Talking ton-Roger Montgomery Who 31 MOST POPULAR WITH BOYS Diana Brown-Dale VanBibber MOST EXTRACURRICULAR ACTIVITIES Charles Bland-Phyllis. Talking ton BEST DRESSED Dale VanBlbber-Judy Price MOST HUMOROUS Mike Edwards-Kitty Brentllnger MOST COURTEOUS Faye Woolard-Bud Keathley NEATEST John Mlnton-JoAnn Shipman BEST ATHLETES Barbara Jarrell-Terry Turlington 32 MOST INTELLIGENT Richard Myers-Jackie Barrett MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED John Mlnton-Jackle Barrett BEST LEADERSHIP Lydia Parsons-Dale VanBibber MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT Jerry Gamer-Barbara Jarrell MOST ALL-AROUND Phyllis Talklngton-Charles Bland 33 Who s MOST BEAUTIFUL AND MOST HANDSOME Linda Clark-Ronnie Cox BEST FIGURE AND PHYSIQUE Diana Brown-Floyd Swinger Who 34 BEST PERSONALITY Faye Woolard-Charles Bland PAT MARTIN Secretary helen McDaniels Treasurer J u N I O R 0 F F 1 C E R S MRS. SMITH Advisor MRS. TOTTEN Advisor ALLSTUN, JOYCE ALLSTUN, LORENE ALSUP, HAROLD ANDERSON, BRUCE ANGLE, GARY ANGLE, JO ASUN, W. C. BAKER, BOB BALDWIN, ELSIE BATEMAN, DALE BATEMAN, GARY BEARD, BYRON BENNETT, JO NELL BOONE, BRENDA JOY BRAZEL, JAMES PK. k BROWN, RAYMOND BROYLES, DORIS BUCHANAN, HERS HAL CARLTON, UN DA CASEY, MARY 37 CHANCELLOR, JUDY CHAPEL, CAROL CLARK, LARRY CLODFELTER, MAY CRITES, MARILYN DANIEL, DON DEJOURNETT, DALE EATON, LESTER ESPEY, EDDIE FRANK, LAVONIA FROST, LARRY HENDERSON, RICHARD HENSLEY, LINDA GAINES, LOYD HARMON, JUDY HEALY, JANET HOGAN, ANN CAROL HORTON, GLENDA LAND, LARRY 38 LAWRENCE, JANICE LAYTON, ROY LEE LEE, EUNICE LEFLER, JERRY LEWIS, PHEBIA MALONE, SHIRLEY PARKER, LINDA MARTIN, GARY PAYNE, DONALD MATTHEWS, GLENDA PAYNE, JO ANN %k flHH MILLS, FRANCIS PIXLEY, JIMMY O’HARE, MERLE POLLOCK, DIANNE 39 PRUETT, ROY PUTNAM, BOBBIE RAINEY, PEGGY RAMSEY, MELBA RAY, DONALD RINGER, BOYD ROSS, DONALD RUEBUSH, LARRY RUSSELL, CHRISTINE SCHEIHING, RICHARD STEVENS, MARVIN STING, RONALD TEETERS, DARREL ULEN, JUDY WALTERS, NANCY 40 WINEMAN, VIVIAN WOLPERS. DEANNA WOMACK, JOYCE Sophomores LARRY DAVIS President JERRY PALMER Vice-President PAM WEBER Treasurer i E BETTY LA BEAU Secretary Not Pictured MAYME TONER Advisor VOICIE McNUTT Advisor s o p H O M O R E 0 F F 1 C E R S 44 ALSUP, JAMES BRACKNEY, BETTY BADER, LOUISE BARBER, JOYCE BEAN, WAYNE BIRCHFIELD, BONNIE CALDWELL, DEANNA CAMPBELL, JOE CHRISTIAN, TIM CLARK, JERRY COOPER, MARILYN CORBIN, DOROTHY 45 CORRELL, CAROLYN COX, BILUE COX, RONALD CREWS, JANET CREWS, JERRY CROUCH, SHARON EDMUNDSON, JASPER FRALICK, FRANCIS GAINES, PEGGY 1 4. CRYTS, WILLIAM DOWDY, ESTELLE GARNER, LARRY GATES, JERRY 46 DULEY, JANIS FRAILEY, HAYWARD GILES, MADELINE HOOP1NGARNER, STARLIN HORN, CHARLES HORTON, WILSON HUBBARD, ROGER HUNT, NOEL HUNTING, CAROL HEFLIN, JERRY JOHNSON, CHARLOTTE JOSEPH, CONNIE KILLIAN, DORIS 47 LACEY, WAYNE ■■■HI UVELY, CURTIS McCREA, SANDRA MINTON, ROY LAUNIUS, ANNA LAYTON, RUSSELL MADDOX, DOROTHY MALLORY, FRANK McFarland, Charles McKEE, DENNIS LEBEAU, BETTY LEMONS, BILL MARTIN, BRENDA McCOLLOUGH, DONALD MEDCALF, DIXIE MEDLER, RONALD 48 MYERS, BARBARA NEA, DIXIE MOUSER, NEVA MURPHY, CALVIN MUSGRAVE, JEAN A kr , PRITCHARD, RANDA k PALMER, LEONA NORTHINGTON, BRENDA PRUITT, BRENDA O'BRIST, GINGER O'HARE, MARTIN REAL, MARK RENFRO, PATSY RIDENHOWER, MARILYN 49 RIKARD, DENNIS ROATEN, BARBARA SAYRE, RANDY SHELTON, JOHN SHIPMAN, JANET SMITH, CHESTER SPENCE, JAMES STAFFORD, JUDY STANFORD, RICHARD STEWART, LYDIA WILLIAMS, MARIE WILLIAMS, RUTH ANNE KINCY, AUTREY 50 nil GEORGE HOGE President JUDY BLANKENSHIP Vice-President F R E S H M A N 0 F F 1 C E R S 54 MR. RICHARDS Advisor MRS. WILSON Advisor ABSHER, WILLIAM BABB, MARY Pi 1 BECKHAM, DU DIE BOONE, DAVID ADKINS, JUDY BOONE, JIM AKERS, DEANNA BROWN, SHARON ALLEN, LARRY BILUNGTON, GENE BUCHANAN, ANNETTE ATHERTON, JUDY BUSBY, LARRY 55 CAMPBELL, JOYCE 1 CAMPBELL, LOIS CASEY, BILL CORLEW, ARTENCIE CROCKETT, LYNDA DEEM, JOHN EDWARDS, RONALD FIELDS, MARGARET FINDLEY, GENE FLEEMAN, JAMES FRAME, TAMIKO FRANK, WILSON GANT, SYLVIA GLENN, JANET HARKNESS, GENE GAINES, JIMMIE GAINES, MARLIN GAINES, RONALD GALLION, TOMMY GARNER, BEVERLY GARNER, HOWARD GARNER, JEAN GLENN. DALE GUILING, MAE HALL, CHARLES HAMPTON, BRENDA HANCOCK, PATSY 57 HUBBARD, BECKY JACKSON, DORIS JOHNS, GLADYS JONES, MIKE KEE, SCOTTY KEE, WILSONNA KELLY, PAT KITCHENS, MARLA LAYTON, MARVIN LEWIS, JUUA LOCKABY, WANDA LOONEY, SANDRA MANN, KAREN MANSKER, ANGELYN McCARTY, BEVERLY McConnell, judith MEDLER, KAREN MILLER, BRENDA MONTGOMERY, RONNIE MOONEY, RONNIE 58 MOORE, RAYMOND MYERS, EUDELL MYERS, LARRY NIEHAUS, WANDA NORMAN, BECKY NORRID, DWIGHT PECK, JUDY PARKER, JIMMIE PARKER, STEPHEN PARRIS, KENNETH PAYNE, GLENDA RAINEY, SUE RIDDLE, DWIGHT ROBINS, DAVID RAY, GENEVA PURICELU, JOE 59 ROBINSON, JIMMIE ROBINSON, MARIE ROSE, JIMMIE ROY, TONY SAMUELS, PATTY SHELL, SUE SHERFIELD, MARY SHAWN, MABEL SHAWN, ROBERT SHELDEN, DONNA SIFFORD, JANE SHIPMAN, CAROL -Vi SHIPMAN, CHARLOTTE SHIPMAN, GERALDINE SLAUGHTER, EARL SLAUGHTER, SHIRLEY SMITH, PAT STAFFORD, GLENDA STANFILL, RALPH 60 STANFORD, DONALD STANLEY, LEWIS STEVENS, GERALDINE STOKER, BETTY STOREY, JERRY STRAUSER, LENDEL SULLENGER, WILLIS SWALLOWS, LARRY TAYLOR, HARRIET TEMPLES, GARY WAMMACK, MARLA WARD, CHARLES WARD, KENNETH VIAU, EDWARD VIETH, DONALD A WARREN, CONNIE WATKINS, BOBBY 61 WHIT WELL, DAVE WOLPERS, DAVID I WILLIAMSON, JANUS YOUNG, DENNIS WILSON, RICHARD YOUNG, EARL WOOLARD, VELMA ROSS, JIMMY ROBERTS, MORRIS 62 ROW ONE: Anne Evans, Daris Lacy, Phyllis Talklngton, Diana Brown, Doris Alsup. Miss Teachout, Lydia Parsons. ROW TWO: Sharon Long, Barbara Jarrell, Jerry Garner, Anita Kitch- ens, Helen Chrisman. Lydia Parsons-Diana Brown Dale Teachout-Advisor ■1 SPORTS EDITOR JerTy Garner BUSINESS MANAGERS Anne Evans-Anita Kitchens FEATURE EDITORS Sharon Long-Phyllis Talklngton PHOTOGRAPHERS Dons Alaup-Doris Lacy ADVERTISING MANAGERS Helen Chrisman-Barbara Jarrell ROW ONE: Carlene Rose, Dale Teachout, Karen Campbell, Kitty Brcntllnger, Linda Maddox, Joan Gales. ROW TWO: Jackie Barrett, Angelyn Barker, Jim Hall, Barbara Robins. CO-EDITORS Kitty Brentlinger-Karen Campbell Dale Teachout, Advisor ART EDITORS Joan Galcs-Barbara Robins Dexter High ROW ONE: (Left to right) Donna Jo Starr, Neva Mouser, Judy Thomas, Jackit mack, Dixie Medcalf, Francis Mills, Frank Mallory, Scotty Kee, Johnny DougU McKee, Dennis Young, Dale Mace, Earldean Totten. ROW THREE: Sue Chrisma Johnny Deem, Tony Roy, Johnny Barbour, Ronald DePriest, Ronald Montgome: Vieth, Miss Schnakenberg. School Band Barrett, Jim Morman, Phyllis Talkington. ROW TWO: Karen Mann, Marla Wom- Gene Harkness, Sue Shell, Grojean Weeks, Geneva Ray, Nina Woodall, Dennis Barbara Gray, Pat Slankard, Karen Medler, Anne Evans, Floyd Swinger, Carl Voss, STANDING: Carolyn Wood, Wanda Niehaus, Ronnie Sting, Bill Morman, Donnie ROW ONE: Phyllis Talkington, Drum Major- ette; Anne Evans, Assistant Secretary; Jackie Barrett. Secretary-Treasurer; Francis Mills, President; Carolyn Wood. Librarian; Frank Mallory. Financial Chairman. ROW TWO: Ronald DePriest, Property Custodian; Miss Schnakenberg. Director; John Barbour, Vice- President; Jim Morman, Business Manager; Donna Jo Stanr. Inventory Chairman; Bill Mor- man, Scrapbook Chairman. DRUM MAJORETTE Phyllis Talkington ROW ONE: Alberta Schnakenberg, Director, Janet Shipman, Jo Angle, Phyllis Talkington, Mark Reel, Russell Layton, Bill Lemons, Bill Holder, Cur- tis Lively, LarTy Land, Floyd Swinger, Annis IXiley, Janis Duley, Beverly Reak. ROW TWO: Angelyn Barker, Dixie Medcalf, Judy Lynn, Joan Gales, Bruce Fetters, Ronald DePriest, Larry Davis, Darryl DcPriest, Chester Smith, Lavonla Frank, Lucille Bess, Carolyn Wood. ROW THREE: Ann Carol Hogan, Carlene Rose, Ruth Ann Williams, Anita Kitchen, Wilson Horton, Max Clodfelter, Ezra Hart, Don Darby, Paul Adams, Randy Sayre, Byron Beard, Betty LeBoau, Linda Clark. OFFICERS ROW ONE: Joan Gales, Student Director; Floyd Swinger, Stage Manager; Judy Lynn, Parliamentarian; Larry Davis, President; Linda Clark, Secretary-Treasurer; Lucille Bess, Assistant Secretary; Phyllis Talklngton, Student Director. ROW TWO: Larry Land, Stage Manager; Ruth Ann Williams, Business Manager; Don Darby. Vice-President; Alberta Schnakenberg, Director; Ronald DePriest. Trustee Chairman. ROW ONE: Carlene Rose, Barbara Atherton, Phyllis Talklngton, Joan Gales, Diana Brown, Lydia Parsons, Kitty Brent- linger, Judy Price, Marilyn Cooper, Dons Killian, Judy Stafford, Ruth Ann Williams, Dixie Medcalf, Sandra McCrea, Sharon Crouch. Dixie Nea, Pam Weber, Randa Pritchard. ROW TWO: Erlene Morris, Barbara Myers, Brenda Martin, Francis Fralick, Anne Evans, Doris Lacy, Carolyn Wood, Jackie Ban-ett, Helen Chrisman, Barbara Robins, Anita Kitch- en, Doris Alsup, Sharon Long, Brenda Hahn, Barbara Roaten, Neva Mouser, Veda Grigsby. ROW THREE: Melba Ram- sey, Madeline Giles, Joyce Barber, Carolyn Nichols, Janet Healy, Sharon Smith, Doris Jean Broyles, Helen McDan- iels, Pat Martin, Dianne Pollock, Judy Ulen, Judy Lynn, Donna Jo Starr, Priscilla Shell, Janet Shipman, Glenda Hor- ton, Jo Ann Payne. ROW FOUR: Wilson Jarrell, Betty Aslin, Jo Ann Shipman, Judy Harmon, Lavonla Frank, Glenda Matthews, Carol Cooper, Peggy Rainey, Linda Parker, Beverly Reak, Ann Middleton, Angelyn Barker, Reta Eskew, Delores Godfrey, Betty LaBeau, Linda Carlton, Judy Dowdy. ROW FIVE: Shirley Gaines, Jo Musgraves, Linda Clark, Byron Beard, Jim Jarrell, Jim Hall, W. C. Aslin, Jerry Garner, Charles Bland, Dale Van Bibber, Bill Morman, Richard Myers, Terry Turlington, LarTy Land, Randy Sayre, Jo Angle, Paul Strickland. ROW SIX: Sue Conner, Judy Lucas, Geneva Ray, Patty Miller Carol Conner, Wanda Lockaby, Judy Blankenship, Judy Thomas, Sue Shell, Jeanne Edwards. Judy Atkins, Carolyn Douglas, Wanda Neihaus, Karen Medler, Judy Atherton, Elsie Baldwin. ROW SEVEN: Barbara Jarrell, Ronald Cox, Wilson Horton, Judy Peck, Wilsonna Kee, Linda Crockett, Jenry Ward, Carol Shipman, Beverly McCarty, Beverly Garner, Pat Bolin, Geraldine Shipman, Marla Kitchens, Alice Ann Vaughn, Charlotte Johnson. ROW EIGHT: Nancy Walters, Karen Campbell, Ginger O'Brist, Bonnie Birchfleld, Estelle Dowdy, Larry Crytes, William Crytes, James Brasel, Curtis Lively, Bob Tripp, Ezra Hart, Don Darby. Bill Holder. Margaret Fields. NANCY WALTERS S ecr et ary-Tr ea s ur er MR. WILSON JARRELL Advisor KAREN CAMPBELL President BARBARA JARRELL Vice-President 71 ROW ONE: Jim Hall. Bud Keathley, Dennis McKee, Jerry Lefler, Roy Layton. Charles Bland. John Minton, Jim Miller. W. C. Aslin, Bill Lee. ROW THREE: Pollock, Dale Van Bibber, Ted Medlock, Jerry Gates, Wayne Duley. ROW TWO: Percy CUppard, Byron Beard, Terry Turlington, Roger Montgomery, Joe TERRY TURLINGTON Vice-President JOHN MINTON President ROGER MONTGOMERY Secretary-Treasurer COACH CUPPARD Advisor JIM HALL Publicity Manager BUD KEATHLEY Publicity Manager COACH LEE Advisor 72 cj d uj ROW ONE: Ann Middleton, Pat Obrlst, Carolyn Wood, Lydia Parsons, Betty Aslin, Jim Miller, Faye Woolard, Linda Clark, Pat Duggins, Barbara Robins, Pat Woodruff, Mr. Porter. ROW TWO: Larry Young, Shirley Smith, Lucille Bess, Virgie Wine- man, Reta Eskew, Marvin Cole, Wayne Hunt, Amelia Cor lew, Martha Niehaus, Barbara Atherton, James Davis. ROW THREE: Harold Lemons, Dale Pixley, Elbert Wheatly, Clifford Wamble, Jim Butler, Roger Montgomery, Raymond Christian, Paul Adams. Jerry Young, Charles Sitton. BETTY AS UN Secretary JIM MILLER President LYDIA PARSONS Vice-President LINDA CLARK Reporter MR. PORTER Advisor FAYE WOOLARD Treasurer 73 ROW ONE: Ronnie Edwards, Bill Holden. Noel Hum. Johnny Fry. ROW TWO: Wilson Frank, Carroll Young, Richard Wilson, Donald Ross, Bobby Watkins, Gary Martin, Raymond Brown, Asa Dowdy, Jim Miller, Bob Putman, Jerry Young, Junior Wat- kins, Jerry Leather, Morris Roberts, Ronald Smith, Curtis Henderson, Mr. Bryant. ROW THREE: John Shelton, Jerry Crews, Martin O’Hare, Charles Malone, Gary Temples, Jerry Smith, Gilbert Woolard, Jerry Robinson, Roger Hubbard. Jerry Lefler, Darrell DePriest, Larry Young, Ralph Stanfield, Farrell Aslin, Larry Dowdy. ROW FOUR: Charles Horn, Billy Litzler, Charles Young, William Cryts, James Spence, Tim Christian, Ronald DePriest, Dean Sullenger, Raymond Christian, Larry Cryts, Donald McCollougn, Richard Henderson, George Doerr, Jimmy Edwards, Jimmy Ross, Marvin Layton. F. F. A. JERRY YOUNG Parliamentarian RAYMOND BROWN Secretary GARY MARTIN Treasurer JIM MILLER President ASA DOWDY Vice-President BOB PUTNAM Reporter LARRY YOUNG Sentinel MR. BRYANT Advisor E ROW ONE: Diana frown, Phyllis Talklngton, Joan Gales. Janet Healy, Barbara Jarrell, Sharon Smith, Doris Broyles, Shirley Gaines, Jo Musgraves, Betty Aslin, Anita Kitchen, Sue Chrlsman. Randa Pritchard, Dixie Nea, Pam Weber. ROW TWO: Kitty Brentlinger, Barbara Myers, Francis Frallck, Brenda Martin, Erlene Morris, Betty LaBeau, Delores Godfrey, Doris Lacy, Helen Chnsman, Barbara Robins, Doris Alsup, Dixie Medcalf, Sandra McCrea, Sharon Crouch, Barbara Roatcn, Neva Mouser. ROW THREE: Lydia Parsons, Helen McDaniel, Pat Martin, Judy Ulen, Betty Whittaker, Betty Ferguson, Jean Mus- graves, Peggy Gaines, Lydia Stewart. Anne Middleton, Christine Russell. Annis Duley, Carolyn Nichols. Janice Duley. Lavonia Frank. ROW FOUR: Mrs. Ranken, Barbara Atherton, Judy Stafford, Ruth Ann Williams, Joyce Bizzell, Joyce Barber, Janet Glenn, Brenda Miller, Patty Miller, Nina Henderson, Annette Buchanan, Shirley Slaughter, Doris Killian, Shirley Den- kins, Mary Casey. Deanna Wolpers, Linda Carlton. ROW FIVE: Madeline Giles, Connie Joseph, Peggy Rainey, Linda Par- ker. Shirley Young, Pat Duffle. Peggy Young, Brenda Hahn, Karen Campbell, Nancy Walters, Judy Chancellor, Judy Lynn. Dianne Pollock. ♦ ♦ JO MUSGRAVES Vice-President SHIRLEY GAINES President BETTY ASLIN Secretary SHARON SMITH Parliamentarian JANET HEALY Reporter BARBARA JARRELL Historian ANITA KITCHEN Song Leader DORIS BROYLES Treasurer HELEN CHRISMAN Song Leader MRS. RANKIN Advisor 75 F.T.A. FIRST ROW: Mrs. Proffer. Ann Middleton, Christine Russell. Diana Brown, Lydia Parsons, Carolyn Wood, Jackie BarTett, Mr. Looney. SECOND ROW: Martha Lee, Sue Conner, Judy Lynn, Pat Martin, Doris Broyles, Ann Carol Hogan, Karen Campbell. ROW THREE: Jim Hall, Terry Turlington, Bud Keathley, Richard Myers, John Minton, Bill Morman, Francis Mills. OFFICERS President---------- Vice-President----- Secretary-Treasurer Advisors ---------- ■ Bud Keathley — Asa Dowdy Lydia Parsons ■ Mrs. Proffer Mr. Looney 76 Notre Masque ROW ONE: Diana Brown, Kitty Brentlingcr, Judy Price, Jerry Gamer, Richard Myers, Joan Gales, Charles Bland, Lydia Par- sons, Paul Strickland, Jo Angle. ROW TWO: Jim Jarrell, Anne Evans, Doris Lacy, Carolyn Wood, Sue Chrisman, Helen Chrisman, Barbara Robins, Anita Kitchens, Doris Alsup, Barbara Jarrell. ROW THREE: Jim Hall, Janet Healy, Sharon Smith, Helen McDaniels, Doris Jean Broyles, Pat Martin, Dianne Pollock, Judy Ulen, Judy Lynn, Nancy Walters. ROW POUR: Ann Middleton, Betty Aslln, JoAnn Shipman, Linda Clark, Roger Montgomery, Bill Morman, Terry Turlington, Larry Land, Ronald Cox. ROW FIVE: Mr. Jarrell. Dale Van Bibber. Phyllis Talklngton, Byron Board. Barbara Atherton, Karen Campbell. Mina Unger, Larry Rucbush, John Minton. JOAN GALES Publicity Manager CHARLES BLAND President LYDIA PARSONS Secretary-Treasure! RICHARD MYERS Publicity Manager PAUL STRICKLAND Vice-President MR. JARRELL Advisor JERRY GARNER Business Manager 77 MR. CLARENCE COOPER C U S T 0 D 1 A N S PHOTOS helen McDaniels Miss F.H.A. Betty Aslin SHARON SMITH A A T T E JEANNE EDWARDS 4 BARBARA ATHERTON JANET HEALY PATTY MILLER JOANN SHIPMAN Basketball Queen Judy Ulen JUDY PECK LYDIA PARSONS D A N T S Carnival Queen Pat Martin RUTH ANN WILLIAMS 93 Varsity ROW ONE: Jerry Leathers, Elbert Wheatley, Ronnie Hutchason, Bud Kcathley, W. C. Aslln, Stephen Parker, Carlon Crain, Mike Edwards, Ronald Cox, Roy Minton, Norman Hill. ROW TWO: Coach Lee, Dale Mace, Jerry Lee, Harold Lemons, John Minton, Jim Miller. Ted Medlock, Joe Pollock, Roger Montgomery, Floyd Swinger, Jim Pixley, Archie IXiley, Joe Campbell, Dor. Daniels, George Hoge. ROW THREE: Roy Clodfelter. Tim Christian, Earldcan Totten, Dennis Young, Pete Esepey, Pete Hunting, Francis Mills, Joe Hinson, Connie Warren, Jerry Plamer, Max Clodfelter, Bill Lemons, Roger Hubbard. Ronnie Cox, Howard Garner, Mark Real, Russell Layton, Chester Smith, Raymond Ward, Lyman Bean, Jim Butler, Bruce Andersen, Coach Ingalls. 1957 Schedule Dexter 21 East Prairie 0 Dexter 9 Jackson 7 Dexter 13 Caruthersville 6 Chaffee 25 Dexter 0 Thayer 14 Dexter 0 Kennett 14 Dexter 0 Portageville 51 Dexter 0 Dexter 2 Piggott, Ark. 0 (Forfeit) Hayti 13 Dexter 6 Dexter 13 Malden 7 Freshmen ROW ONE: Stephen Parker, Marlin Gaines, David Robins, J. D. Pridgen, David Boone, Larry Myers, Carlon Cralne. ROW TWO: Coach Ingalls, Pat Kelly, Jerry Story, George Hogc, Jim Boone, Connie Warren, Earl Young, Roy Absher. ROW THREE: Joe Hinson, Joe Puri- cilli, Raymond Ward, Howard Garner, Pat Slankard, John Doulgas, Randy Bess. Coach Ingalls, Carlon Crain, Stephen Parker, Managers, Coach Lee. CHARLES BLAND Tackle 4 Year Letterman Co-Captain JOE POLLOCK End 3 Year Letterman All -Conference BUD KEATHLY Halfback 4 Year Letterman MIKE EDWARDS Halfback 2 Year Letterman W. C. ASUN Fullback 2 Year Letterman TED MEDLOCK Tackle 2 Year Letterman ROGER MONTGOMERY Guard 4 Year Letterman Co-Captain FLOYD SWINGER Halfback 1 Year Letterman JIM PIXLEY Halfback 2 Year Letterman JIM MILLER Guard 2 Year Letterman HAROLD LEMONS Fullback 1 Year Letterman RONNIE COX End 2 Year Letterman bJJ,- FRONT ROW: Jim Hall. Bob Baker, Dale Dejournett, Paul LaChance, Ronnie Mooney. BACK ROW: Roy Layton, Don Darby, Jerry Gates, Joe Pollock, Dale Van Bibber, Ted Medlock, Ten-y Turlington, Bryon Beard. Coach Clippard. 1957- 58 Schedule DEXTER OPPONENTS TOURNAMENTS 80 Fisk 54 70 Bloomfield 30 CAPE CATHOLIC 56 Advance 57 Dexter 52 Chaffee 39 83 Doniphan 51 Dexter 60 Catholic High 38 55 Puxico 59 68 Bell City 45 CHRISTMAS 73 Bernie 59 Dexter 55 Delta 20 75 Essex 62 Dexter 61 Cape Perps 36 70 Gray Ridge 57 Dexter 51 Vandurer 36 52 Poplar Bluff 53 Puxico 42 Dexter 41 71 Jackson 48 70 Catholic High 45 COUNTY 68 Cape Preps 47 Dexter 52 Bloomfield 29 76 Sikeston 34 Dexter 50 Advance 42 63 Malden 40 Dexter 59 Puxico 58 57 Cape Central 54 94 Kennett 56 100 JOE POLLOCK Forward TERRY TURLINGTON Forward RONNIE MOONEY DALE DeJOURNETT Guard Guard B Team FRONT ROW: Dennis McKee, Connie WarTen, Don Vieth, Lanry Lefler, Dudie Beckham, Dennis Clark, Ronald Gaines, Willis Sullenger, Dale Glenn. BACK ROW: Coach Richards, Dennis Rikard, George Hoge. Randy Sayre, Bruce Fetters, Jasper Edmundson, Joe Hinson, Ezra Hart. Ronald Medler, Charles Ward, Eudell Myers, Bill Holder. - ROW ONE: Dixie Nea, Carolyn Wood, Phyllis Talkington, Betty Stoker, Jackie Barrett. ROW TWO: Coach, Mr. King, Rita Eskew, Barbara Jarrell, Pam Weber, Ruth Ann Williams, Betty Aslin. Volleyball ROW ONE: Betty Stoker, Judy Peck, Dixie Nea, Beverly Reak. ROW TWO: Coach, Mr. King, Lynda Crockett, Marla Wammack, Carol Conner, Karen Mann. BETTY AS UN JACKIE BARRETT BETTY STOKER DIXIE NEA RITA ESKEW Compliments Of FAGAN'S FOOD CENTER Phone Good Line Of Groceries And Meats Congratulations To The Seniors SANITARY BARBER SHOP Managers Kenneth Allen And Herschel Allen Choice-Fancy Groceries THOMAS' NATION WIDE Johnny Byron FRIEDMANS Where Fashion Meets Your Budget Phone 240 Dexter, Missouri Congratulations Seniors McCORMICK FEED SUPPLY CO. Phone 959 Dexter Missouri Cut Your Bill Down At SHERWOOD'S STORE Dexter Missouri Compliments Of HURLUS COX SERVICE STATION O. K. BARBER SHOP All-Style Haircuts Flat-tops Trimming Bud Carden Red Robinson Compliments Of DAIRY QUEEN The Cone With The Curl On Top Highway 60 West Phone 576 . . Eudaleys Best Of Luck Seniors And Students Of D. H. S. KERSTNER'S Good Luck Seniors ARNOLD AND TRAMMELL ATTORNEYS AT LAW Compliments Of WALLACE F. MORGAN, LAWYER Compliments Of POE CLINIC Dr. Harold A. Poe, D.O. Dr. S. E. Jones, D.O. Compliments Of NEW LUMBER COMPANY Compliments Of DR. R. W. FARMER Dexter Missouri DICK OLIVER'S CHILIBURGER Good Food Good Coffee 110 Good Luck Seniors Compliments Of IsSfe DEXTER AUTOMOTIVE SUPPLY Compliments Of Compliments Of STODDARD COUNTY ABSTRACT CO. B And H AUTO SUPPLY INC. Gene Virginia Hendricks, Owners 9 South Locust Street Phone 226673 Dexter, Missouri Phone 436 Dexter, Missouri Compliments Of Compliments Of LA HUB CAFE KASTNER'S GROCERY Open 24 Hours A Day Dexter Missouri Compliments Of Compliments Of DR. CHARLES E. LOPER JEAN'S BOOKKEEPING SERVICE Optometrist The Southeast Leading Music Center Compliments Of RICHARDSON MUSIC COMPANY SHEETS INSURANCE AGENCY Phone 1222 Dexter, Missouri Phone 257 Dexter, Missouri Compliments Of MAHONEY'S FAYE'S PASTRY SHOP CITIES SERVICE Phone 732 Phone 9669 Dexter, Missouri Compliments Of Compliments Of LUCILLE'S BEAUTY BAR FAT'S Dexter Missouri HIGH SCHOOL LUNCH Compliments Of TWEDDLE'S JEWELRY Fine Diamonds Watches Repairing—Goldentone Hearing Aids LANDER'S BARBER SHOP Silverware Dexter Missouri 111 Compliments Of Compliments Of DEXTER SERVICE STATION Tires And Accessories LANDON BROWN Road Service Supplier Of Sinclair Products Phone 298 Dexter, Missouri Dexter Missouri Compliments Of Compliments Of TRAMMELL'S TILE AND LUMBER CO. JACK'S ELECTRIC One Block North Of Airport On Hiway 60 West Phone 81 Dexter, Missouri Dexter Missouri MELBA'S BEAUTY SALON THE RITZ DRIVE IN Revlon Products Quanity Food And Phone 1140 Courteous Service Dexter Missouri E. H. Colyer Proprietor PRODUCTION CREDIT ASSOCIATION Loans For All Types Of Farm Expense Compliments Of 18 North Walnut Street HAHN'S POOL HALL Dexter Missouri Compliments Of Compliments Of BOYER'S CLEANERS BLAND'S MODERN SHOE SHOP McConnell churchill NURSERIES LADIES' TOGGERY Shrubs, Evergreen Shade Trees Exclusive But Not Expensive Phone 722 Highway 60 East Dexter Missouri Compliments Of DEXTER SWIMMING POOL C. A. .POWELL -If You Want To Be In The Swim See Us Now- Congratulations Seniors Compliments Of STEPHENS GROCERY THE DEXTER MESSENGER Stoddard County's Preferred Highway 60 Phone 797 Newspaper 112 Compliments Of Compliments Of NINA'S BEAUTY SHOP DR. R. H. BOON Phone 1018 Dexter, Missouri Phone 222 Dexter, Missouri MISSOURI UTILITIES COMPANY Compliments Of Gas-Light-Power GIFT CHEST JEWELERS Home Of Friendly Service Phone 62 6 Dexter, Missouri SEMO IMPLEMENT COMPANY Complete Sales-Service-Repairs Allis-Chalmers Machinery New Holland Balers Nuham Line New Idea Machinery Phone 23 Dexter, Missouri Compliments Of DR. J. H. SISSON Dexter Missouri Compliments Of Compliments Of ROSS GIFT OFFICE SUPPLY Gifts For All Occasions CITY MOTOR SALES Compliments Of Congratulations STODDARD FROZEN FOOD CENTER Albert S. Bailey, Owner Phone 181 Dexter, Missouri C. R. TROTTER P. E. Consulting Engineer WILLIS CONNER Insurance Agency Congratulations Seniors HARRIS AND WILLIAMS Insurance Of All Kinds Real Estate Farm Loans Frigidaire g,,. Maytag Phone 93 Dexter WEBBER NASH Compliments Of Congratulates You Hpr Phone 153 Or 55 Dexter, Missouri THE MODERN DRESS SHOP Phone 910 Dexter Dexter, Missouri Compliments Of Compliments Of THROWER'S LEPCHENSKE SERVICE STATION Men's And Boys' Wear Marvin, Charles, Lloyd 113 General Electric Appliances L. A. Burke Ray Price, Managers Dexter Cut-Rate Drugs We Fill Any Doctor's Prescription Archie Parker, Manager Phone 67 Dexter Missouri Dexter Missouri Compliments Of Congratulations Seniors Bootheel Cafe Highway 60 West Jibben Clinic Phone 9663 19 North Walnut Street Managers, Tibbs Chasteen Phone 176 Congratulations Seniors Congratulations! The Best in Photography Lovell United Service Station Gaylord Studio Highway 60 West Phone 29 6 Or 1234 Phone 783 Dexter Missouri MedleKs Cleaners Compliments Phone 504 For Pick-Up Fralick Chrisman Delivery 24 Hour Service If Requested R. C. A. Television L. P. Gas Distributors Phone 147 -(pifijh Dexter Missouri The Dexter Queen Compliments Of Real Southern Hickory Pit Barbecue Lucas Florist Extra Thick Malts And Shakes Serving Stoddard County With Congratulations Seniors FLOWERS Cottage Drive Inn Phone 732 Highway 60 West Dexter Missouri Dexter Missouri Congratulations Seniors Compliments Of The Business Service and Dexter’s Theatre Credit Bureau Weeks’ Theatre of Stoddard County Midway Drive-In Charles G. Felix, Proprietor Highway 25 North Family Drive-In Phone 495 Highway 60 West 115 Congratulations And Best Wishes To The Seniors Of 1958 Dexter Ship Via Gordon Hart Truck Line Home Office-Dexter, Missouri Phone 459 1011 South 9th St. Louis, Missouri Phone CH-1-5342 Poplar Bluff, Missouri Phone 9479 Grocery Malden, Missouri Phone 253 Company Sikeston, Missouri Phone 1545 Distributor Of Libby's Food Memphis, Tennessee Phone WH. 8-1285 Congratulations And Best Wishes To The Seniors of 1958 Congratulations To The Seniors Of '58 Dexter Gin International Shoe Company Company Dexter Missouri 116 Compliments Of Estes-Walker-Knight Dodge Plymouth Dealer Dexter Missouri DODGE Compliments Of G. M. Barbour Agent Standard Oil Company STANDARD Dexter Missouri Congratulations To The Senior Class Thrower Motor Company CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH Sales And Service Phone 413 Compliments Of Western Auto Auto Parts Tires Wizard Batteries lruetone Radios TV Electrical Appliances Paints-Sporting Goods Oscar Miller-Owner 117 Compliments Of Bearcat Center Joan-Daisy Aarant Fannetta Street Dexter Missouri Bennett Appliance Company Philco Famous For Quality The World Over Television Radios Refrigerators Freezers Ranges Air Conditioners We Service What We Sell Henry And Norma Bennett Phone 523 Dexter Missouri Compliments Of Hall’s Grocery Feed And Seed Congratulations To Seniors Of 1958 Class Rings Announcements Diplomas Yearbooks Graduation Gowns Dexter Missouri staleu FEEDS 118 Good Luck Best Luck And Wishes To To The Seniors Of 58 The Seniors Of 1958 Schneider’s Family Shoe Store Ringer Hardware Shoes For The Entire Family and Lumber Company Dexter Missouri Compliments Compliments Of Worley’s Store For Men McGregor GrabeCs Botany Kuppenheimer Freeman There Is No Substitute For Quality Dexter Missouri 119 Hall Buick, Inc. Congratulations, Seniors Buick GMC Trucks The Statesman Qfo mm Stoddard County's fry ips Largest Newspaper Commercial Printing Phone 505 Or 798 Phone 292 Dexter Missouri Dexter Missouri Strickland-Rainey Congratulations To The Seniors Funeral Chapel Efficient Reliable Thoughtful Ben Cowan, Jr. Insurance Agency Ray Rainey-Lucille Rainey Phone 10 Dexter, Missouri Dexter Missouri From Kindergarten Compliments Of To Graduation It's Been School Supplies At Sister’s Sporting Goods And Toys Housewares Of All Types Weber’s Paints Small Appliances Since 1909 Power Tools Heating Equipment Congratulations Seniors We Service What We Sell Compliments Of Morgan Furniture Co. Baker’s Department Store Complete Home Furnishings Zenith Television and Hi-Fi Mohawk Rugs And Carpets Lane Cedar Chests Horn Luggage At Bakers Price And Quality Are Guaranteed Dexter Missouri Dexter Missouri 121 Brown Sand and Gravel Coffey Coal Const. Company Company Manufacturers Of Concrete Blocks And Tile Hadite Blocks Highway 25 Green Mark And Ziegler N. Dexter Missouri Dexter Missouri Best Wishes To The Senior Class Of 1958 Congratulations, Seniors Blankenship Implement Company Lee W. Trammell and Son Insurance Agency Oliver Farm Equipment Finest In Farm Machinery Dexter Missouri Farm Automobile City Property —All Other Lines — 122 Stovall's Dexter Dry Goods Dexter, Missouri Quality Merchandise In Ready-To-Wear and Dry Goods Phone 122 And 174 Boone's Super Market Highway 60 Elm Street Phone 334 Good Food-Price Right 123 Best Wishes And Good Luck To The Senior Class Of 1958 Ozark Dairy Company Grade A Milk Products Dexter, Missouri Phone 191 Compliments Of Myers Rexall Drug Store Phone 200 Dexter Missouri 124 Sigler Chevrolet Phone 159 You Put It First In Sales We Keep It First In Value OLDS MOBILE CHEVROLET Congratulations To The Senior Class Of 1958 Citizen's Bank of Dexter 55 Years Of Dependable Service Your Business Solicited-Appreciated-And Protected Our Age And Experience Add Strength 125 Compliments Of Worley Implement Hardware Co. Quality Farm Equipment Phone 129 Dexter, Missouri Best Luck And Wishes To Seniors Of 58 Standard Service Station Atlas Tires And Batteries Lubricating Phone 241 Washing Corner Of Walnut And Main Carl Gaines And Deb Crane 126 Congratulations To The Graduating Class Of 1958 Wilcoxson Sons New And Used Furniture See Us Before You Buy James L. Robins, Manager Phone 233 Compliments Of Central Motors Good Clean Cars 127 WATKINS SONS FUNERAL HOME “The Service Everyone Can Afford Day And Night Ambulance Service Dexter 49 Parma 79 Puxico AC-2-3585 Bloomfield 3359 128 Dexter, Missouri The Light Refreshment Refreshes Without Filling Pure Tastes So Good KING SIZE Pleasure So Good For You 130 131 132 Til4! sa- • —i-’U i' ■ r' ’ ; £rac � 1 F .“ RHffr 8 !•♦ w i� - � Q JiWat-SSHfi JiCa iwi 7 y|,� (• tni� � ir ? } ? $ '$V ‘� T-iJ-- v : ,' . «Srtfi Vjl ‘ in� t :•. ■ iry a