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

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F.H.A. Chapter FIRST ROW: Mrs. Sutton; sponsor, Martha Pratt, Marilyn Watts, Rick Brown; parliamentarian, Laquita Penny, songleader, Danielle Brumagin; vice-president, Kay Leftwich; president, Becky Downing; secretary, Bonnie Richards; treasurer, Bonnie Schuster; reporter, Laura Dickerson, Betsy Taylor. SECOND ROW: Harry Akers, Jeanni DeGerlia, Barbara Kinion, Sue Anne Gladney, Cathy Ogden, Carol Lovelace, Cindy Galloway, Barbara Creely, Rita Downing, Thresa Ray, Julie Strobl, Sandy Emerick, Dickie Gladney. THIRD ROW: Becky Maupin, Roberta VanMatre, Leon Fakes, Patty Kuykendall, Jeanette Brown, Judy Horton, Carolyn Ash, Frani Klaas, Fran Houston, Phyllis Akers, Phyllis Tannehill, Beverly Blair, Beverly Barry. FOURTH ROW: Fritzie Walden, Terry Hemmer, Jeanni Slaughter, Dianne Reinker, Carolyn Wells, Wanda Locklin, Rita Kerpash, Donna Ricks, Judy Hagemeier, Erlene Becker, Gary Crank. HOMEMAKER OF TOMORROW Rebecca Downing is the Homemaker of Tomorrow for our school in the 1964 Betty Crocker Search for the American Homemaker of To- morrow. 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 Home- maker of Tomorrow. The State Homemaker of Tomorrow 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 complete set of Encyclopedia Britannica. The State Homemaker of Tomorrow, accompanied by her school advisor, also will join with other state winners in an ex- pense-paid educational tour of New York City, Washington, D.C., and Colonial Williamsburg, Va., next spring. During the tour, the 1964 All-American Homemaker of Tomorrow and national runner-up will be named. 29

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F.F.A. Chapter FIRST ROW: Mr. Harmon; sponsor, Garry Stewart, Ronnie Barnes, Bob Stone, Bruce Foster, Gary Hagemeier, Marshall Foster, Dennis Hammack. SECOND ROW: Dale Galloway, Fritzie Walden, Keith Stewart, Walter Powelson, Jim Gladney, Bill Moyer, Ed Scott, Bob Gray. THIRD ROW: Ken Awe, Duke Bufford, Billy Strobl, Louis Reed, Elmer Miller, Mike Humphrey, Billy Mills, Lonnie Schaffer, Hadley Meyers, Richard Beau- champ. FOURTH ROW: Bennie Waggoner, Delbert Douglas, Alan Turner, Albert Shaw, Arlin Collins, James Irving, Ronnie Wilkinson, John Burger, LeRoy Vaughn, David Riffle. FIFTH ROW: Paul Locklin, Jimmie Barnes, Robert Blair, Ed Watts, Arlin Mackey, Ronnie Palmer, Charles Riffle, David Brooksher. BARNWARMIN' 28

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Girls’ Chorus FIRST ROW: Mrs. Marsh, director, Barbara Creely, Beverly Blair, Charla Howard, Kay Leftwich, Judy LaRue, Sara Waters. SECOND ROW: Linda Burd, Bonnie Richards, Jill Snyder, Carol Lovelace, Jean Evans. THIRD ROW: Karen Davis, Julie Strobl, Deana Langford, Suzy Damron, Connie Whiteside, Penny Evans. FOURTH ROW: Frani Klaas, Diane Galloway, Erlene Becker, Carol Rasmussen, Rita Kerpash, Janet Peecher, Christy Bennett. Boys’ Chorus FIRST ROW: Mrs. Marsh, director, Leon Fakes, David Bagley, Allen Ricks, Richie Lawson, Deana Langford, pianist. SECOND ROW: Marshall Foster, Bobby Stone, Gary Crank, Ricky Brown, Darryl Evans. 30