Doniphan High School - Don Yearbook (Doniphan, MO)

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,DL v 15' Wanda Baker, nationally known as Uthe shape,N was well launched on a model1ng career and her agency is frantic because of her disap pearance The teach1ng of m1ll1ons of boys and g1rla will be handlcapped by th1s unfortunate IHC1 dent Betty Faye Webb, the pr1nc1pal and Virginia Wills, the Super1ntendent of D H S are both among those mlSS1Hg Also Wilma Keeney, Superlntendent of Schools, and Maxine Whitwell, the Home ECOHOmlCS lHStPUCCOP at Missouri U Andy Terlecki, the great mathe matic1an of Harvard, and DeLois Yarber and Elsle P1gg, who are teach1ng 1n D H S are among the 11SSiHg The pol1t1cal world suffers at the loss of MiSSOUP1'S beloved Senator Vince Raddle and the Vice President of the L S is frantic because h1s wife, the former Iary Franc1s Johnson, went on the trip Chester Adamson, Secretary of State, and Olvert Vayberry, Ambassador to RUSS18, were also enJoy1ng a well earned V8C8C1OD aboard thls liner Others o ooard were the C ptaln, Hubert Bak r, and the crew, whose members were Leo Baker, Clarence Norman, Curt1s Belcher, Paul Odell, and Eugene Baumgardner The ch1ef eng1neer, pronounced the sh1p in perfect con d1t1OH when they left Doherty marrled Darw1n W1ll18mS, the man who took the place of Frank Buck 1n the Jungles They had gust gotten back from explor1ng Lower Slobov1a 1n tlme for the Journey Not only does Darw1n WBring the anlmals back 3l1V8u he has the great d1stinction of bF1Hg1D h1s 1fe amd F1 s lf o ck allve Tar aret k1ppen was to start rehearsals for her next play as soon as the tr1p was over Her last play VThe Wolf Galn was a raging success that all Broadway talked about for months Her manager 15 James Connelly, who also does some song writ1ng as a Slde l1ne Several of the g1FlS of the class have otten married 10 the past ten years and settled down to housekeeplng One 15 Bertha Allen, whose husband 15 the Govenor of 'iSSOUF1 and Opal Bottens, whose husband owns a cha1n of stores in St Louls The man who has been experim1nt1ng on the latest type of fPU1tS such as bannapeach to the world, 15 none other than the husband of Faye McPheeters hary Nell Kennon 15 engaged to the most famous d1P6CCOF 1U Hollywood Betty Lawhon's husband 15 the manufacturer of SW1fCl6S, the car w1th the future 'kit 2 I 2 - I I I . ., - - - In - 1' . V- . ' 'I ' N4 .5 . 'z. ' a ' 'E :J . . . 1 ff After a gay Whlrl ln the SOC13l world, Janet A . . . .I I: vi. 2 AOW1 9 -Q' . ' . O A . . . . 3 . , A . ,A . I O A. . . u S O I' v 4 3 . U . O

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WW 7 -I X .4 61056 UAL! f The world is sad tonight with the knowledge that the liner WClass of 'A7' is lost at sea This is the most luxurious liner in the world Although many people in high society would love to take a trip on this liner, the only passengers are those who graduated from D H S in l9L7 The owners of this fabulous liner are Mr and Irs Gene Mobley Mrs obley is the former Pat Dalton Gene made his fortune while he was quite young and is spending all his time engoylng lt, and mak 1ng a name for himself 1U the political world mom the missing are Danel Chilcutt and Anita Gist, the great Shakesperian actor and actress, also Doris Self, the greatest opera singer of all times They all had schedules for tours next month and these have been can celled At the time of the last news of the ship, Clorla aalton, the glrl who makes men swoon, was broadcasting from the coral room, where she was surrounded by many admirers Among these was her fiance, Harold Locke, the shiek of Hollywood Gene 'arek, Hollywood's current heart throb, is reported to be secretly engaged to that darling Betty Hogan, hiss America of 1957 Gene Payne and Edwin Vlller, the two bache lors of the class are well known for their culinary skill It is reported that they s end all the1r time on these trips in the kitchen of the liner Ima Lee Cronin and her husband, the owner of the Prospect lews, had sent in several 1n terestinr articles a day before the mys terious disappearance In these articles they mentioned the good medlcal staff the ship had alo g, including William Phillips, the scien t1st 1n charge of ayo Brothers' clinic and his two head nurses, Evelyn and Opal Stilwell Foy lcK1nney, the greatest dentist in Amerlca and h1s assistant, Margaret Slayton were also aboard The book keeping executive manager of saaks Department Store, Miss Betty Jo Jones, is famed for never having made a mistake In the sports world Klenn Wylie the tennis champion and h1s partner, Geraldine Emmons will be mlssed, ard William Smithson, pitcher for the Cardinals The fun loving Americans will miss the co edians, John Pulliam and Pauline Bottens They have taken the place of Lum and Abner in the hearts of the American people Joan Ph11llCS, wife of the wealthy banker Charlie Salmon, is being soulred by that well known man 1n the Vest, Nax Hatfield It 1S said that he now owns half of Texas g,'v ' -J, i, ,-:J -xx-wma

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l 'VS Pat Hanners, the flrst woman to hold Off1Ce as mayor of Donlphan, 15 mlsslng Also orman Smlth, the sherlff of that famous town He has for years had the pollcy of maklng one arrest before each meal and one before bed time I know that everyone has heard Peggy Ponder and Verna Vandlver over D H S the newest broadcastlne stat1on It was thelr clever and unusual programs that made televlslon such a success The owner of Peggy's Palcade, the famous New York nlght club 1S none other than Peggy Harder This night club 15 so popular that reservatlons have to be made months in ad vance Harry Rawllngs, the famous artlst who has spent the last f1ve years palnting abroad, was on board Although he has palnted many great portraits, the one destined to l1ve forever 15 h1s palntlng of lr oard The noted psychlatrlst, Jan1e Goforth, has relieved the mental condltions of scores of maniacs, schlzophrenlcs, sadests, etc Her wonderful success may be from Just looking at her' It 15 hard to reallze that so many people who are prominent in the news today, all gradu ated at the same tlme Yet lt 15 true halt' Ne have gust had another br1ef message about the vessel It has been trylng to get a mes sage through to us for hours nveryone all r1ght and they have dlscovered a new world whlch they thlnk mlght have been caused by experimenting w1th the atomlc bomb anyone else had sent ln th1s startling announcement, I would have sald, Wlmpossiblen but w1th the graduates of l9h7 nothlng 18 impossible 'I X I: I- t 'v ,Y - 1, ,, . Vi, ai? 2. . w .V . lx