Ewing High School - Ewhisco Yearbook (Ewing, MO)

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COOKS Mrs. lra Spratt, in charge of school lunch program, Mrs. Cecil Carter, assistant, and Mrs. Raymond Wheelock, assistant. Not shown are Mrs. George Turner and Mrs. Kenneth Wiseman who came in for two hours each day to assist with the serving. On these ladies rest the responsibility of preparing appetizing and nutrious meals for over 300 persons per day. PEOPLE VITAL TO OUR SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS Merle Wiseman, Mrs. Bob Shouse fVeraj5 Mrs. Merle Wiseman fFreddiej5 Dale Sparks, driving for Bob Shouseg Cecil Clickner, and Ray Cran- dall. The school bus, like the mail, must go through--rain, shine, snow, or what have you. The six experienced drivers shown here have proved their efficiency by getting their buses and passengers to school at the proper time and with very few delays. 6 MR. AND MRS. RALPH KING, CUSTODIAN S Maintaining the school plant, keeping it heated or cooled, getting rid of the moun- tains of waste paper, repairing equipment, and sweeping the acre or more of floor space, are only part of the duties of the School custodian. This year is the second that the Kings have done this Work at Ewing. They plan to be here again in 1968-69, doing their best to meet the demands of the job.

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President Philip Schmitz Play 2535 Class Officer 45 Student Council 45 Honor Society 45 District Con- test 25 Regent's Award 45 Basketball 15253545 All- round Athlete Award 25 All -tourney teams 3 545 Most Valuable player 35 Captain Basketball team 45 All-conference team 45 Band 15253. Secretary Cheryle Wiseman Pep Band 15253545 Softball 152535 Reagent Scholar- ship 45 I Dare You Award 45 National Honor Society 45 Student Coun- cil 1 52545 Class Officer 15253545 Class Plays 2535 Yearbook Staff 45 Editor, Bow-Wow 4. WITH JOY AND HEARTACHE WE ARE SENIORS We entered Ewing High as freshmen in 1964 and passed two happy years as freshmen and sophomores with few responsibilities. As juniors in 1966-67, we worked hard selling magazines, operating the basketball lunch room and putting on our play. We earned a substantial sum. Mrs. Wheeler was our sponsor In our final year many individual class members did much for the basketball teams, the Bow Wow5 and EWhisco. We enjoyed a brief holiday in the Ozarks as a reward for our four years of endeavor Our greatest goal was achieved May 165 19685 when we received our diplomas We express our thanks to our teachers5 our sponsors and our parents for their help during these years li Vice-President Roger Garrison Basketball Trophy 45 Class Officer 1545 Bow-Wow staff 45 Yearbook Staff 45 Class Play 35 Basketball 153545 Baseball 1535 Cross-Coun- try 4. Treasurer Brenda Fast Chorus 15253545 junior Play 35 District Contest 35 Teen Fashion Board 45 Honor Society 4. 10