Elsberry High School - Smoke Signal Yearbook (Elsberry, MO)

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CLARINET SECTION Penny Evans, Lavema Ross, Pam Powelson, Kaye Leftwich, Bonnie Richards, Linda Haus- gen, Sue Gladney, Alice Hull, Marilyn Watts, Leta Robinson, Karen Turner, Fritzie Walden, Bobby Stone, Ricky Brown, Charles Watson, Billy Reed, Chris Ricks, Sam Boyd. OBOE, FLUTES, PICCOLO, SAXOPHONES Phyllis Cox, Diane Galloway, Susie Damron, Jill Snyder, Charla How- ard, Jean Evans, Bette Cox, Allen Ricks, Bonnie Robinson, Richard Beauchamp, Karen Steward, Cheryl Hensley, Linda West, Marshall Foster, Gary Stewart. THE CORNETS Deana Langford, Paul Locklin, Billy Mills, David Bagley, Bill Blakey, King Davis, Dickie Gladney, Harry Akers, Keith Stewart, Billy Ray. INNER HARMONY SECTION Judy LaRue, Gerald Shan- non, Gary Hagemeier, Steve Gray, Darryl Evans, Hadley Meyer, Bobby Gray, Dale Galloway, Eddie Scott. BASS SECTION Jimmy Gladney, Gary Crank, Johnny Delorez 28

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F.H.A. FIRST ROW: Mrs. Sutton, Sponsor; Barbara Houston, Reporter; Susan Hammack, Historian; Kaye Leftwich, Vice President; Kathy Marling, President; Patty Kuykendall, Secretary; Bobby Segress, Treasurer; Bonnie Schuster; Sue Gladney, Song Leader. SECOND ROW: Bonnie Richards, Bette Cox, Fran Klaas Laquita Penny, Danny Brumagin, Laura Dickin- son, Cathy Ogden, Karen Turner, Alice Hull. THIRD ROW: Martha Lou Pratt, Carolyn Wells, Betsy Taylor, Wanda Locklin, Carol Lovelace, Diane Reinker, Cheryl Hensley, Marilyn Watts, Charla Howard, Karen Steward. FOURTH ROW: Sandy Emerick, Bonnie Robinson, Jeannette Brown, Carol Rasmussen, Fritzie Walden, Harry Akers, Ricky Brown, Leon Fakes, Joan Cunningham, Linda Luck, Sharon Brown. HOMEMAKER OF TOMORROW Kathy Marling is the Homemaker of Tomorrow for our school in the 1963 Betty Crocker Search for the American Homemaker of Tomorrow. Having achieved the highest score in a knowledge and aptitude test given senior girls Dec. 4, she now is eligible, along with winners in other state high schools, for the title of State Homemaker of Tomorrow. The State Homemaker of To- morrow is awarded a $1,500 scholarship by General Mills, sponsor of the program. The runner-up receives a $500 scholarship. The school of each state Homemaker of Tomorrow is awarded a com- plete set of Encyclopedia Britannica. The State Homemaker of Tomorrow, accompanied by her school advisor, also will join with other state winners in an expense-paid educational tour of New York City, Washington, D.C., and Colonial Williamsburg, Va., next spring. During the tour, the 1963 All-American Home- maker of Tomorrow and national runner-up will be named. 27

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BAND FIRST ROW: Phyllis Cox, Diane Galloway, Suzanne Damron, Charla Howard, Jean Evans, Bette Cox, Jill Snyder, Andrea Watson, Gary Watts, Leon Fakes, David Riffle, Carol Rasmussen. SECOND ROW: Fritzie Walden, Sue Gladney, Linda Hausgens, Leta Robinson, Chris Ricks, LaVema Ross, Penny Evans, Ricky Brown, Bobby Stone, Pam Powelson, Alice Hull, Marilyn Watts, Billy Reed, Bonnie Richards, Kaye Leftwich. THIRD ROW: Deana Langford, David Bagley, Billy Blakey, King Davis, Dick Gladney, Harry Akers, Paul Lockland, Keith Stewart, Billy Mills, Billy Ray, Sam Boyd, Charles Watson, Karen Turner. FOURTH ROW: Judy LaRue, Gary Hagemiere, Gerald Shannon, Steve Gray, Allen Ricks, Rich- ard Beauchamp, Bonnie Robinson, Daren Steward, Cheryl Hensley, Linda West, Marshall Foster, Gary Stewart. FIFTH ROW: Mr. Harris, Director; Eddie Scott, Darryl Evans, Bobby Gray, Johnny DeLorez, Gary Crank, Jimmy Gladney, Dale Galloway, Hadley Meyers. PERCUSSION Carol Rasmussen, Andrea Watson, Gary Watts, Leon Fakes, David Riffle. 29