Easton High School - Treasured Echoes Yearbook (Easton, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 118 of the 1950 volume:

GENQ 373LT712 19507 L Treasured echoes MID-CONTINENT PUBLIC LIBRARY Genealogy 8s Local History Branch Independence, MO 64050 317 w. Highway 24 G E 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 F AAIVLL.-Sly WViEHW!U.ilM!WUEL EEW MID-CONTINENT PUBLIC LIBRARY Genealogy 8. Local History Branch 317 W. Highway 24 nce, MO 64050 ef' -V .N ' ,i :J J Rfb' A Ll? 'J I L ALVV up, 1' 'V 1 mi x N Im X L, .,- ,, . 5. ' - . 5-35,5 555. ...- :rf I' T5W 'TY'l-,,. x ' I .- Q VX T7 Q , , , DI 5 4 ?.V,,n' :ai:'1-,AQ I , 155.1-' I- cfif , gpU ' J n fs . ' 7 K, Lv' 71, . E ,:E3111?1' .Z'S.Z1:.:f' ' A ,I ,Aflaiglgfykf ' Qi i s fy , ,A . , , 9 I Q WJ E L- 2 L 5 , 1- ' W f, ' A ,- ,. MQ, ' , , 5 . , jf ,if A . 1 .Q Q., :wi rw . A , W Wfff ,. N531 fa-'f,,' . W , Wfff' N ' gg, ', X ' . , . ' ' W -V ...-. .V , 117.17 a ,.,. 1 54:4 5 W-, . 1 III, ,ff 1-235 4 ! ...-, 1 :IIA , 6 7.153 5' 4 :::' 552 E3 .2 2 :-f P-T4 .1 4 -W. . 1? 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H . , f 5 JIMMIE WALLER mfW'h 1799 3 .?W,f' A, OOgn FRANCES CARMICHAEL Student Council 9 n V. V, ,V '7 JERRY JOE COOK 7f 'lg'1 1 ' ,A 1,51 A,.,xfa-vs-w Jq. ,iQAV '.WfM' x .L .M - .fu Q? V ' I 1 :Of',Q ? fv :.V 1 'gg ff-:MA - CHARLES MCMANUS fail ,, 'J f,f. NORMAN LEE PIERSON bn., 4. ,V .-,V-. ., 4 'Q' --v . , J , 7 am, Vf'r '-NWI VT! 'vfvwfb ,yn vw-HT-,vw vw' me AQ W 4x,k5? eip, CLASS OFFICERS President------Junior Pfleiderer Vice-President ---- Patricia Keith Sec. and Treas. ----- Roma Younger Student Council ----- Helen Wertin ------Frances Carmichael Class Reporter ------- Wanda Keith Sponsor -------- Mr. Wm. L. Denney GLASS FLOWER Red Rose GLASS GOLOR Blue and White CLASS MOTTO UF1nd A Path Or Make Onen 'fha ffl x '15 ,wal wfuYU:'WmJTiQee- fffy Q fQL!,,f'e41f4'f I ,Xe ai ,UQ f ' X V M :Q Q. f 5-., 5 -4' l SENIOR CLASS HISTORY On a warm fall day, the first of September, each excited yet scared freshman entered E. H. S. Even though it is a small school, it looked mighty big to us as we started climbing the steps. After reaching the study hall and finding the freshman row, we were not quite so scared, as there were eighteen of us. Roma Younger, Jean Baker, Bonnie Noland, Pat Keith, Norman Pierson, Charles McManus, Mary Walker, Jimmie Waller, Junior Pfleiderer, Stanley Vogel, Lawrence Bodle, Betty Weipert, Veronica Kneib, Helen Wertin, Frances Carmichael, Wanda Keith, Ellene and Jolene O'Gonnor were our names. Our freshman year proved to be an exciting one. We began by organizing our class with the following officers: President, Betty Weipertg Vice-President, The second y Norman Pierson' Secretary-Treasurer,Eilene O'Connor3 2 Reporter, Jolene initiation was a not say that the a sight for sore later on in the During the soho moved to Agencyg onica Knelb mov dropped out to w O'Gonnorg Sponsor, Mr. Graff. The much dreaded yet jolly week. We do seniors were hard on us but we were eyes. We took part in the carnival year as a benefit for the school. ol term, we lost Bonnie Noland, who Lawrence Bodle went to Benton, Ver- ed to Kansas City, and Mary Walker ork at home. ear found us sophomores. We again climbed the stairs to the study hall and were proud to take the second row of seats. Our class officers were: President, Jolene O'Connor3 Vice-President, Helen Werting Secretary-Treasurer, Ellene O'Connor3 Reporter, Stanley Vogel, and Mr. Graff was Sponsor. This year was a quiet one for us. We enjoyed a tour of St. Joseph's industries. Some of our better ath- letes began their team work. We lost one of our classmates when Jean Baker moved to Plattsburg. During the Junior year we were getting into CLASS for we sat next to the last row of seats. We lost three of our members. Jolene and Ellene O'Connor changed to Gower, and Stanley Vogel went to Central, but we gained two new members, Wesley Welsh from Agency, and Jerry Joe Cook from Sullivan. The class officers this year were: President, Helen Werting Nr-v ., , Q.. -... i i i L. :W W, IIL' H'VT'TTT7T VTTTVY TV :- Vice-Pres1dent,Charles McManus3 Secretary-Treasurer, Jimmie Wallerg Reporter, Roma Younger, and our spon- sor was Miss Spangler. Our junior play was one of our biggest events, and we were proud of our first stage experience. The banquet that we gave in honor of the seniors was very successful and much enjoyed. We were sorry when Betty Weipert dropped out of :choolkto help at home and Wesley Welsh quit to go o wor . Our senior year found us nearer our goal. We sat in the senior row and felt and acted like seniors. There are ten of us left. We elected the following officers: President, Junior Pfleidererg Vice-Pres1- dent, Patricia Keithg Secretary-Treasurer, Roma June Youngerg Reporter, Wanda Keith, and our Sponsor, Mr. Denney. We all took part in the carnival, published the HBeaconn and the WYear Booku, staged the senior play and caused our teachers much trouble. Our trip to Jefferson City and the surrounding territory, and WSen1or Dayn at Maryville will be memories that we shall cherish for many years to come. Our play proved that we are rather WGood Country Folksu. It is hard to express our enjoyment of the four full years, and to make the faculty believe that we do thank them and the community for our schooling. Wanda Keith 'rv- ff, wen. -.N- -Q... -S, -? -Q -.Q Q, i. 1, Q. Q... -... -i -Q. SENIOR CLASS PROPH CY Dear Editor of the Beacon: It was in the year of 1960, when I was attending the Alumni banquet at Easton, Missouri that I saw them again. I had been abroad for seven years, so I was really looking forward with great pleasure and a little curiosity to meeting my old friends, the sen- iors cf 1950. I had just entered the 'banquet hall when I noticed a tall, lank man, but surely a man of much charm for no less than a dozen charming ladies were gathered around. After watchlnglns antics with the ladies, it dawned on me that there was something familiar with the movements of his arms. I made my way through the crowd to find dear old Jimmie Wallen the perfect ladies man. He was still single for he had had too many women in his life to settle down to one on his farm near Easton. He was still going strong, so I left him. I hope he makes up his mind soon because I could see that the continual strain was beginning to make an old man of Jim. As I turned away, I met a prominent family of the town, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Crouse. You remember how Fanny did well anything that she set her mind to. Well, she had done well in married life, too. She told me how she and Bill had labored on their farm with their prize winning dairy herd. They had about everything that good old American farmers could want She had six pretty little Crouses and they were like Frances in their school work. Frances had kept her romise to herself and whenever she was asked to is s p . anything for her community she a result, Frances was just too After talking with Frances, could not refuse. busy to grow old. she suggested tha t we go across the room and meet Mrs. Sprague and her family of eight boys. She had two pairs m?tw1ns and they all locked like Roma used to look back in the good old days of E. H. S. Roma said that with so many boys, they just needed more land to keep the boys out of mischief. They had a full section, but they were looking for another. While visiting with Roma, I saw a tall, dark girl come through the door, and behind her was a good looking man with something familiar about hiS THGS- I spoke to Roma, and she told me that the girl was Helen Wertin, now a top executive of a large Chicago firm. The young man was Norman Pierson who was VY' -6.4. -.N L Y -L sl situ busy trying to find out what he was best fitted for, but for brief periods at a time he worked in any printing shop that would hire him. He and Helen always came to the Alumni banquets. They were both singlesand both appeared prosperous. Easton seemed to have had a firm grasp on several of the class of 1950, and farming was the preferred occupation. I met little Charles McManus, now a big man, who was running a chicken ranch, I remembered that one day long ago, he had voiced his choice of occupations as that of raising poultry, but nn.ome believed him. Junior Pfleiderer with his charming wife, the former Dorothy Jackson, was also farming near Easton. All the little Pfleiderers were strong and healthy looking. The two little girls had long yellow curls, and the two boys would some day make good ball players. After visiting for some time with these good farm folks, I asked aboutthe Keith girls. Just then they entered the room, and I made my way over. I learned that they were both employed by the St. Joseph Tele- phone System, and that they were always busy. Pat, of course, had married Marvin, but she had continued her work. They were living in St. Joseph and owned a pretty home. Wanda had decided to remain single. Just as the guests were all seated, there .Was a stir at the door. Who do you think was there? Our little comedian, Joe Cook, stood there holding a big camera and ready to entertain the crowd with some of the old tricks he had learned from Jim Carpenter. After taking several pictures, he came over to talk with me. He had a very profitable business in St. Joseph, and had practically taken allof Strathmann's trade. He-had married the little freshman girl, Betty Burton, but they had no childrens I asked if anyone knew about the old teachers and someone told me that Miss Spangler was living on a farm with Tom, and Mr. Denney was President of War- rdnsburg College. No one seemed to know anything about Miss Welsh. After the banquetl got to thinking how you might like to know about this old class of '50 so I just sat down and wrote to you. Your old friend, Jeri Mueller 5 I- 3 l -.Q v7 md. 1 -w ..., :Y E- fi EP 'xi EE gif 5: tx bf:-' . n E' iii E -X L V -Y, L, LV- :---f fl kT I. L l L A , L, L, L lp. tg' E- ,Zvi To Lesta Grubbs: Wanda Keith leaves her ability to sleep in class. To Ann Garmichaelg Frances Carmichael wills the ability to be good once in-awhile. To Shorty Sowards: Charles McManus leaves his fumbles. To Donald Brown: Joe Cook wills his acting abil- ity. To Dorothy Jackson: Junior Pfleiderer wills his nice, quiet disposition. To Miss Spangler: The entire class wills one of the ball bats we used Qto take the place of a roll- ing pin! and happiness in the future with Tom. To Mr. Larkin: The class wills all the coal we don't use in the winter time and a bicycle to ride down town during the day. To Mr. Denney: We leave a wish for success and happiness in the future. Signed p THE SENIOR GLASS OF 1950 . ff ,7 gf lfxigffl .J 323615 jfvjsbf, Vice-President iZ22r7,U1,??Q,1LA?9pLa,- Secretary and Treasurer ,, wzccnmsssz f Q i 1 'V A PAIRQF CCEUNTRY KIDS Presented by SENIQR CLASS of Easton High School CHARACTERS Mrs. Sarah Starr ----- Proprietress ofkthe Starr House Wanda Keith April Starr --------- -------------------- Her daughter nS1sW Spooner--- Lucindy Appleby- Susan Grimes ---- 'HU'mmMns ---- Ambrose Sneggins Philip West ----- Arthur Roberts-- --.-. 4.-.un--. - --.-Q qu- Helen Louise Wertln ------Maid-of-all-work at Starr's Frances Carmichael -----------Who want s a first husband Roma Younger -----Who wants a second husband Patricia Keith -------------------The village pest on1-n--...-.-.-..--..-4--..-.-...- Jerry Joe Cook f--A horse doctor Junior Pfleiderer -- ----- ----------- A young lawyer Norman Pierson ------------A guest at Starr House Charles McManus Albert Roomer ----- -------------- ------- Another guest Director ---- ---- Jimmie Waller --------------------Miss Spangler WW nl V, WW lm, mv: HF NUM r--l ,,, , E TIME: Spring PLACE: Jogglns Junction SYNOPSIS OF PLAY Life is dull at Jogglns Junction where Mrs. Starr runs the Hotel whose only guestsare two ladies seek- ing husbands and a Ushelvedn horse doctor. Imagine the excitement when two guests arrive, one seeking to buy the Hotel and the other trying to swindle anyone and everyone. The city slickers are outwit- ted by the country kids, H1 and Sis, and all ends well when Philip West and April Starr fall in love and one of the old maids, Lucindy, accepts the heart and hand of Ambrose, the horse doctor, and H1 and Sis finally save enough money to get hitched. I rr w m r 5 5 E c E I I E i 1 K i LW, L X .L- 'y--1 . . rwm ,Tx , ., W :Fl we-, .-:SRM wie. V 11-'EM' f Xwfiik ,E 52,71 f M124-?5: ry -Sui .Wx . ,.,. ws.. ,2:r f' 12,1 -N.. F? '- R3-if X M Nr ,, 1--fmnnf., . ..--...., .4 ,qfw - -.. W NIJ X Q X 5 1' Q11 IIIIIIIIHB H , in . .l N. ff, N J . 2 ., X X xx A X , X X u .Lx 124, z. , pl , .,,, M, qw N , ,,, . , :J ,,,, I ,.- .. Y -1. A, H. v :fx If MARY BAEKARD ROBERT BURTCN S3 3 EF DCNALD BROWN JEHI MUELLEH Q Qi fa ff w 1 1 5, M , I I E c I I I DCHCTHY JACKSCN RONALD EHCUR 2 x r . K y-u..1m,- -.1-sq .w flaw- ..-2 -:ffl Q 'N f -J Jf'fHy!777 mi 'yu UM, :1 71-mjffrjr , fy, M, 1. HV :J E. E, fragig jER56E??6E5? CLASS OFFICERS President----Mary Louise Barnard Vice-President ----- Robert Burton Sec, and Trees. ----- Donald Brown Student Council ----- Donald Brown ---------Dorothy Jackson Class Reporter- ----- Jeri Mueller Sponsor ------ Mies Helen Spangler CLASS FLOWER Yellow Rose GLASS COLOR Blue and White CLASS MOTTO WTO Thine Ownself Be Trueu --P3 me 7A.,W juli? X I 11 XX ! ,' .37 N., '32,- 'di 4' A 1'-,. ' 17-.Il 294 ' f' mf ,. wifi uf' X ff- ' .5 ff, 1' A' '- . fi BQ? hx I ... A.-'X' I 4- fee g eeee eeeeeee 4 neee 1 te eu e eee ve . 1.4m.- L- IZ! 'ff W7 ,'1,, 'I l. yr ,'J7 ,H 1, ,. I v,7,,..,. r v I Q, 1 F , I i Two DAYS TO MARRY Presented by JUNIOR GLASS of Easton High School CHARACTERS 51m0n P' Chase --' -H '-'--- ---AB Black as His Race Robert Burton James J. Dare-- ------------------- ---A Wifeless Heir Donald Brown Buford B. Sawyer ----- - ---- --+-- ------ A Timid Lawyer Cseniorl Jerry Joe Cook Emily Jane Pinkf ----- --------------- Blaoker than Ink Jeri Mueller Sadie L. Boise' ----- ----------'---- A Widow by Choice Dorothy Jackson Imogene MoShane- -------------- -The Sweet Young Thing Mary Louise Barnard Walter M- Blair ----------------- + ----- -A Millionaire Ronald Brown D1r6GUor--- -------- --- ----- ------ ------ Misa Bpangler TIME: March 2, 1950 PLACE: An apartment in Easton, Missouri SYNOPSIS OF PLAY James J. Dare learns that he must marry within two days in order to inherit his unc1e's nmillions. He marries Imogene only to learn that his wife must be older than he. Sadie Boise agrees to help him by posing as h1e.w1fe during his uncle's visit, who turns out to be Sad1e's husband whom she deserted. Chaee'l fourth proposal finally wins the heart of Pinky and everyone finds their true loves but Mr. Sawyer, the lawyer, who loses the woman he wants. .p-4--. -1 H. F.-1 -v 4,4 E .W., N....., wk! M FQEQEQQ I. Qi' ff A ' fax af ,Tn,LKx fp.,-:Q W, - fx 5,1 SJVQPEA, Q I , ?'i'V1f 7 ' iff-NN ,. ff,iff'fXvf'rf51w ue 9 2 ff ,git 621 2 2,31 FG H - AVA, 5 Rf Mxwh ,235 , A - x , f ' 5, , , 'wi r x 1 1 i lll'HlllI IIHH I Il if 'E ii X w X1 ' w --,A , r 'lm ,www JIMMY HAM BILL PARSON BUDDY GEQRGE President ANN GARMICHAEL BONNIE JEAN GANN MARY JO MCMANUS Regorter Sec.-Treas. Vice-President DOROTHY SALE LAWRENCE SOWAHD ' ANNA KERNS ...f .V W,.:? ' 1Q , CLASS OFFICERS President ---------------- Jimmy Ham Vice-President ----- Mary Jo McManus Seo. and Treas.---Bonnie Jean Gann Student Council ----- Ann Carmichael Jimm Ham ---------- y Glass Reporter- ----- Ann Carmichael Sponsor ---------- Mr. Wm. L. Denney CLASS FLOWER Sweet Peas Cmss conoa Blue and Gold CLASS MOTTO WNot at the Top, but Gllmbingn ,f 1' Q , . 1,- r ,.-- f ? .-'E .- ,r ff.. -,. ' t' sz' -f J. 1 , H Af uf -fmif lffigm m.!Q! Lew! W 5-3 V 'I ff ,,-v, ! 1 1 I 1 E i v E ,,,,.-1-ming., .W A -M,,,..w-R, , ., I IU' FIIESHIIIFII ' ? A .1 - N a W X E: 93225 If X vf--W -'1-- fv NN f I. x 1' ,f XX l N x M wi.. -,,f 15 r Q, Q if . ' QL.' 141 :wk .' :gin BETTY BARNES. V-JL,-gi ,Y 'S 1 Ml J 1 ti . I, YQ fx MWA . gurl A up L I ll , 4' Vlzwr-w I A QLQLQTU? Jmknx Bnowu 1 A :N J Q 1 i 2 MARY KEITH fQa ,v 2? Q4-Jw f ! . , .1 .. - fix 4 L , L' A W9 ,, :V 1 N s f CARL JACKSON , 1 'E ' x W 1 8.2 x ...ff , -. -0- f ' A , ,L 1 1. ,. ,L SHIRLEY HINES if MMA J uf Sfiif P3 f 5 , 5 f I f' YL 3121 BILL Jonas BETTY BURTON Y 19 . W, 3: 1 f ? f H all S BILL HOLT L? M gff' I E JV- '1 K f - 1 f L CHARLES REED BILL MQMANUS L LLLLS L Q.KWJW liin gig!! , 'KH v Wm-4 4 .4 ., ., .ff ZgMJ, -...., ,, .,......-4 1 ,.. 'LQ viz 1-I-Jr: 5 LORENE RAPP Q.a g 4 'fy-K S if X f VV. 5: Y v'7 s LESTA GRUBBS gawk L ka - Le. -5 J Q'-..s 'vgrz+ ,A L Af I ,,.. , HELEN HOPPER NORMAN WUREFELE DONALD HOLT 4liiiH'L P LLOYD PFLEIDEREH ,F ff, .F Qi I b X MARY ANN WERTIN, MELVIN Uwnxnwoon 1--m -ff. . . i 1 1 X. x ,- ., Q XY X1 .423 lilly A' x 4 1 'ASX EQ I NX Vg! . ku' K fl 1 LXSEX m V-N. Xxx Axvsxxxk 1Xx ' XX ggi 1 ,fl I il 'I ff i fx. Nl. X. ,X h AIX! z 1- Xxx, P if 7, : 'J If I 1 N, X fx xi -X.. W- 5 ff If f' 1 ,ii I. RX Nix X XXX! H XX It if 1 ri I 1 ,I . ! , x -X x Q-, - xx K 1 I I ff A K f . gy .f wx, X-,ff 1 X- X .I EFX X Xt , A, X - I 4 I: xl: If, XXX NX X N A ly' 1 ff I I 45- , x , .4 .Xxx Nb' ' fxf, If ,Qin E! , J If 54 gk ' ' 'V 'I ff xx if Q I' . Kr -r XII' X W, A e y I fi 4 L N Q IL 9, wi I 1 ,Q ags J'l'Q!f!'f1 'A--.,. F' b , ,1 N Kf, lugv., 4, 'A '- Y!!-,1 1, , f Ag , , f - ftyfgf . fl - it ' ,I 1' .1 .hi-xi ii! , j . A.-,,'g'C A '. , 'I,- '.' R..-n W , Q? ,Q X 5 Q' ' , :A , TSE, , 5- Q il' Q, -, ', . I Y ff fy, V ' X: ,, .- -'75 fllfslg k 'T 1 J f f' , -1 1. , 4 5523.54 ,H T . E. I hil, ...: :.'jR44Fl .2225 ifil., 522 75 J' -.,., .. ' GRADUATES of 1950 Ila Grubbs Gene Meade Mary Deweese June Tollard Evelyn Miller Alene Mueller Joe Kemmer Melvin Clark Gerald Barton Harold Kerns Gerald Barton Charles Meinert Vincent Mueller BALL TEAM Gene Meade Larry Barton Vincent Mueller Lawrence Barnard ART WORK Mary Deweese ROOM MOTTO N M! I X 1 i ,, T, in ff ff - Klip 1TfQ-557 ,M ..,. ..., .,.,., ,'1Qh :S Q 11, ' .,.g.-In iii? ..,. D .,. ijiggg ', : 1 -4-. . . QT. . , n f A I 'TAG' A 1 !,' . x ii 16 f,T Joy: xx-zmma' ALENE MUELLER as 5: v i f? 53-5A wh ,A KAY KEITH LAVEHNE Baowu 1425573 ,, 1 LUCILLE WERTIN W.. , ,F ,f BETTY HAM 191 lv. Nl. I VY-.. If mg! I GENE MEADE f, Kfgg. HAROLD KEPNS ' CJB1? . A . , ,, ' ff'Q:Qi:gafaT14.,4f .T K3 rarfvv 8 , 1 fern L 1 n. K 231:21 Q -of xx I ' 'tif 1 A L I AL?-XX . A Ja H. ROBERT GHAVES MARY DEWEESE Q 5' ,. ,642 ltr- , , -A for K 4257 , NELVIN CLARK i 4? ,' L a CI. , N . JA .'.4 2.1 DELOREB HOPPER asf- . A,-4? Y ANNA R. WELSH ' L A, CAROLYN WELSH LAWRENCE BAHNARD ILA GHUEBS EVELYN MILLER ,ii qi N ff. , +V! ALFRED MUELLER c ,w I-9 -Qyzy, 'Q 2' Q .d::2:::r: '7::::' GERALD BARTON 1 is BL ,av '-nv ,.4' f ff 1' El. I 516119 xqn '3 v...--s ,QX'f V JACKIE HUGHES X F213-5 377 GERALD MUELLER 3-'Liv L1 ' ANNA DEWEESE , 'EQ JUNE TOLLARD .D 5. . 3 Jw, . I CARLOS BARNARD LARRY BARTON .Xv'1iff' X ii-4 i Y:-it-112 ' TSR?-T-3 ' w-f' s M- 'lfflifl 1 'fif':f'5 Q l - 51251 1 fi f I - 474-Ee-:f11i3:94'1'f1 h- :MQ . - X f ....:b!:.l9,f..:l:.: F:.:.,,: , ..: 5. I If .,.,-:4. .- I ' . rf ' F W.-Z' .-. ' -I.'.' .1-. -. -11 f V , fm 11 Lv? M ....,'-, ,. -, L .1 -- .,, , x .-.- .,.,1 1, ..,' ,.- Fu.-' .-'-' ..' ,. , ,,, If I :NP - 1 N.i,...a ,U Y'-5, . 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X in -s 'v- 1' YQF' 23 Q , 'll I ,Q , Ywvqy T A Af ,. S- , Lf x, w K 4 ,,,, ' -Q2 AL?-1 X H 35 f Q. 'IR ,,,....g-4 , . ,. ... ...K-.1 , . Dao.: I .U ,ln PHYLISS LIEVSAY id Q4 ,mu, , W ' .,,5! 1 JUNIOR BOHR F'X V., 3 XA., I f K 'I M Lis -eff' 5, A, A, X. , J. df, I 'QQ A, , ., , , , ., . ..f L Rfwf fig! 'Y .nv f f, QA . f ,s i . ' . .R LEVI DEWEESE ANNE L. BODLE X . 5 'B 5'LRi k?QL YQLL A fn I ' A 9 W MELBA LNRLSHL RONNIE HUGHES Rf'59' 2fTfis N 'L' R f l ' .i ,L I, ff ff7ifQg. v Nlfffll l,Ay5?gi'xaS :H fl I ALMA LIEVSAY JIMMY REED Y MRS. WERTIN LARRY GAWATZIV LINDA K. BODLE 1 Y G 1 LQ,, LEW 4'HWN ff , .JIMMY BROWN Qr!PQ37 vwvgxg' 'X , ' f . f qvfk fig RILLIE HAWKINS vt A '4en X RONNIE WUERFELE g , Jjgjgpffgz af 'lr ff. f5Y45.if 5i fffi 7 A ,J 2 15 ' F 11 F ' gg , 1 ,, 4,, V, fvmwiww ALTA HOLT gl -Q' !fDeVKlj 7. Q a 5 iflilyi AL:P TF' JERRY JEFFERS PATSY KEMMER .w.. in eff , A A R- ,arf 9 'Q f -J , 'fn' 5 wil vii h 'fkfaf ,f ' ': Lf , 1 WANDA THOMAS WAYNE GRAVES ghlbf -1-v. .fNfNkqf1H XfxfXfN!NfXfxfm4 139511 U3 EBSQ wif lk., , rw ., 471 ,Iwi f, -: ...X.frrff. X Old E. H. S. is loved by all By young and old alike, Who willingly to school do go, To learn to read and write. We love our schoolmates and teacherg It almost breaks our heart To think vacation is drawing near, When we will have to part. Q X I .f , Manila, fsiiffirs f7f!!','f.iffQ ! ff wfrne 40' L4 ! ufjzl I Lvfzpyff' T f A kngliqywn .AJ ' tx 1 a EFL! X62 x- -ff' A fbfl NJ-sg fxfgz bf 7 .. -... ... l 1- Lgaoj NVQ f. LERCY CLARK qtllllglir Mfgkff JUDY BROWN My 1 f.. 'Q' X 5523553 D .N.if53 Fit Z., ?Q HF2 Q!f , ' ' ,P:', , , -.V f. 1 JERRY. ifii15iNSM SiQ1Xf'EN 'i5i2iiEzXXN , A, 1 3 Qrfi e j I X b N41 Q f Q3 a4EfN 525 f igsg,j 'yw.a3g 'i Q,.kN 5 .'w N, LkgP ALWQQW' 4 fag? GGNNEE WSALEM iENNfE NHUENEE NKRY AQ HANEdK Pinky NEUNEEZE ' N - 1 - LNf VMm ' f 3'N'V5 .f:,5 Nfy'g,,f, eE2aQi:i Qi J ik Q ,VWAIL U . NfQQQgQ,j kiifm LA 2333 E ?f T33 I 1 - L: ' ' k ' J' ,, 'A X4 Jrnnim FREEMAN Q. x , 4 A ZN, 7x ' N, VW MYHNA KERNS . lwyq 4 ff . L35 'f dy - , ' sHiHLEY TOLLARD KAREN TOLLARD 3 flaj? U ..,x.:, 4 NANCY PIKE W MN ., uf QW- V fin J is es! N4' Q 1 fy EvA LQ COFFEX BGBBIE RNfb BoNNiE HAWKINS l REBA WELSH' ag fi ff 4 ENN N 925' N X yinry U n f -. M' 1 . N.X , J I -NQF' -Q- 5vl,'j , Q 63 'u 'P .. in f sf' ':'L A6.f1 GENE LANGV, m5ARALYN PIKE JACK KALAHURKA fk . AV, X35 ' , Fwiiaf' ,aN.f Q a, ' 42' , :IJ 'B f 1 ' 1 ' 'X :K f ROLAND NUCKOLS FREDDIE MUELLER NF.- fx 3x 1 w 11 M fs any ' 5537 r 3555 :XVI H- , ' f 1 A-W N , ., , , ., , W, mm ffwffff . ,-X. 5 ,Y uv W,-f. x nys 'mfs X pff.f.- 'ful ,,.2'4' ' , . ,ki -5, V . -5335, 1,955 fp.- gf r-1 an Afgf! otrlif 31' W nw' J: N,.,.. ,Nw waht mf Y - 1 nmmnv. qw f XM Q ,fx X v I fi' Q 232- FIX ! . Y X , H X , E xx ' --x 'lx s , , ' Jia xi L n , Nr. I , A X ef.. fn-4,,,: mfr' 4 .-.Q-suffer,--zzz. ,..1 ',1 :,.,g,...,.,,.,,.,, ,, .- . - ,f ,. J- ge-eff -L. ,A-,..,.. g...? ,,.5m,,,.,7f,,?1?.,,,,1,..,., A?..e,,1W,.f,f,f.,.,.L,.-,..,,,...-,...,,A,,,,, THE OLD FA1THFULS LeRoy Kerns goes north, Ambrose Miller goes south, They bring the students to the old school house. 1950 TROPHY WINNING TEAM BACK ROW: Joe Kemmer, Coach Parson, Coach Brown, Gerald Barton H,HT HCV: L wrenoe Barnard Larry Barton Melvin F Cm A Cigrk, Capt. Gene Meade, Vincenf Mueller ,nb tw 'fl' f'A:-ef-ff'-wmv.-.-..-n.-f.+,- M, .::,,.N-..,.,,.,..... .,..-.---f V, . FOOTBALL BACK ROW: Lawrence Sowards, Don Holt, Robert Burton, Coach Farley, B111 Holt, Captain Junior Pfleiderer, Willard Welsh FRONT ROW: Charles McManus, Lloyd Pfleiderer, Donald Brown, Melvin Underwood, Ronald Brown, Charles Reed EASTON PEP SQUAD CHEEH LEADERS: Wanda Keith, Mary Keith, Betty Burton X I 1 4, 1 w 1 , r 'V-v BOYS BASKETBALL TEAM BACK ROW: Melvin Underwood, Donald Brown, Bill Holt, Coach Denney, Jimmie Ham, Robert Burton, Ronald Brown FBONT HON: Charles McManus, Jimmie Waller, Buddy George, Capt. Junior Pflelderer, Charles Reed, Bill Parson, Jerry Cook GIRLS VCLLiY3ALL AND BASKETBALL TEAM K- xg 'X Helen wergin, Ann Carmichael Jeri Mueller, Dorothy Bay-K How: a 4. , MV H Jackson, Mary McManus, AHRE Kerns FhONT HU: Roma Younger, PM Keith, FFGPCQS Carmichael, Mary Barnard, Lesta Gruobs, Dorotny Sale A AA .... M, .1 . , A A , , ,J ,4 4 ,.z . BOYS SOFTBALL TEAM BACK ROW FRONT RON Ronald Brown, Jimmie Waller, B111 holt, Charles Reed Donald Brown, Melvin Underwood Charles McManus, Junior Pfleiderer Robert Burton B111 Parson, Jerry Joe Cook GIRLS SOrTBALL TLAM Alle Jllg D1-Xvif FSC rhlw ECW Lesta uruobs, Ielen Nertin Ann Carmichael, Dorotfy Jacnson Bettv Barnes Anna Yerns Bettv Burton Jeri Mueller Roma Younger Caatain Frances Carmi Yael, Pa keith, Vers Earnand Dorotoy male IL.. ' w 4 F L N K 9 x Q , ' H 5 74- ' 1 31 N ,. V x. I , 1 . 0 I vs. v-1 ' 4, .-2 ' , V V L f Y K . ' 1 .N 'Q' x , U 5 f , -.. 5 1- - .. -. Y' , . 4. 4 -,fv Y- .,, , 11 ' r 1 - ' , .a. 4 fr ' , , L .J , , x M.. ,um -- ,vi - v 'LL L' . L ' 1 ! ' 3 v ' v ' , 3, . . . , X . , -. ,- -,- ,fx . X Y .Lu X . 1P'e51 N 'Q7 f I HI IIVH '1 ff? X 4915353 , .t A mgux. ,,.f' Efiyfw. V QI JJ'iiI.f,'f5 X, ,T L. -.f. . . 'aw ,V y Lk , W ?T1w6f , 1 X wr . - V ' L , L .,,' A k ' , in N I f -. V1 f , 3 f g, , - A ixx . ' A 3 , I . ,wg-4 1 . K R K 1 A I. 1 4 ' I M.,,A,.,, 'r.fFTj, 'f ,ifixif mu.. i'!Ji'If wh .MIX 119-ZZ li 'fffg tl V. X, :ET 1 .I ggf ' I 1 f I J S 19 QDHIQJIFS Than 4IIIIIIF The Easton Bluejays added two new sports to their athletic Program this year. The boys played six man football for the first time, and the girls tried their luck at basketball. Both of these new sports were enjoyed by the students and they are planning to continue playing them next year. ' Our boys and girls played huthe following tourna- ments thls year: Buchanan County, Stewartsville and Clarksdale. The boys played football with the fol- lowing schools: Pickett, Edgerton, Rosendale, Stew- artsville, and Mound City. The grade school boys playedin their first tmnna- ment at Faucett, and captured a second prize trophy. They were coached by Donald Brown and B111 Parson. N CARNIVAL A carnival was held on November 2 and November 5 at the Easton Public School. It was well attended and the school earned some much needed money for its athletic equipment. A program was presented each night and each class tried to out do the others h1elect1ng their king and queen. The final vote placed the senior class as victors with the honor going to Helen Wertin and Junior Pfleiderer. The other candidates, Anna Kerns and Buddy George, Melvin Underwood and Mary Keith, Dorothy Jackson and Robert Burton were attendants to the King and Queen in a Coronation Ceremony. Saralyn Pike and Jerry Kerns were crown bearers. A merry crowd, many concessions, lunch, and a mysterious fortune teller mixed with the noise of horns blowing and confetti throwing made two most enjoyable evenings. ,X ., ,K x 5 4 , 41 'x J 4 .4 3 A-3' T, CKMAIVAL OnONa1ICN Bnox nOs Anna Kerns, Mary Keith, Dorothy Jacxeon, Robert Burton Melvin Underwood Buddy george FRCN KCN queen Helen Louise Wertln, King Junior Pfleiderer HYEAREOOK QUEEN' 4 1 1 Frances Carmichael 1 1 1 1 2 1946 1947 Headlne at Spring Feetlval rreehmen Variety Show Softball tear Active 4 H merber fFiret place 4 I Jereey Judge in etatej Freshman queen at Carnival Student council member 1947 1946 Second lace county minner in P medical essay contest Softball and volleyball teams Student Council member 4 P delegate to state 4 F Cluo neek l9AS 1049 Junior play First place in Press Conte t Softball and volleyball teams Nexcellentu rating in book keeping at District Contest Jr leader in 4 P Club l949 1950 Captain of softball and volley ball teame Baeketball team Student Council member Senior olay Editor of HThe Beeconu Yearbook queen Jr. leader in 4 H Club Radio broadcast or llret eeeay in Press Contest place 1 P22 of-wgd ld M C S Q3 one A an WQQ, A A 4 y ' 5 ' 5,13 , - ,C . i ' X ' - 'T 5 . 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L1 5 - 3:17 'V tie V, v. to MUSIC IN EHS nFeud1ng, Fussing, and Fightingu Algebra Clase- ----- ------ to ------------ ---Miss Welsh uiou Call Everybody Darlingn Home Younger -------- ----- to ------------ Jimmie Waller uYouf11 Be Sorry When I'm Goneu SeH10T Clase ------ ------- to ------------- School Mates nIt's Been So Long, Darlingn Buddy George ---------- ---to ---------- Mary Jo McManus WIT I Knew You Were Cominn Dorothy Sale ------------- to ------------- Charles Reed NI Got My Love to Keep Me Warmu Junior Pfleiderer -------- to ---------- Dorothy Jackson WHO'S WHO Who is the worst woman hater? Who is the most giggly girl? Who is the best actor? Who has her man? Who has the cutest dimples? Who is the worst tease? Norman Pierson Betty Burton Jerry Cook Rome June Younger Junior Pfleiderer Jimmie Waller Who is the most comical Freshman? Jerry Brown Who is the most studious boy? 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