Green Ridge High School - Tiger Yearbook (Green Ridge, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 162 of the 1965 volume:

!!i!ll!ll . '1- , A -A,,,.mL.3fsb,-.8-15.1.4.4 .. -1- -at mann g llll QQQlll.i......f..l... naannussaacousaooso Clllililliiflf lf.. nssoconnnns Gill Ol 0555 AA lil! ll!!! ill' All QI n ,...4-- v,.--V .4 . il li an 1 X'.i2:?'1 .s r 6 ga. H N I965 TIGER GREEN RIDGE HIGH SCHOOL GRFEN RIDGE, MISSOURI '1 -V 1 Q K' lkilw-f2,,, 5 21 'D fi iv' f 2 - Ig '73 X , .. , 11, fi .Q 1 X n ,Aa .- x42-. 1' U EMI DEDICATIO Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Oglevie In appreciation of the ten years that Mr. Virgil Oglevie has so generously and emphatically dedicated himself to this school and community as superin- tendent of schools, and in appreciation of the four years that M s. Oglevie has so adeptly and conscientiously served us as school secretary, we, the senior class, proudly dedicate this fifteenth volume of the TIGER to Mr. and Mrs. Oglevie. Progressive school needs a man at its head who is capable of creating and working out plans for the good of the school. This very talent and ability is found in our superintendent whose work in connection with the school has been of untold value to the students and to the entire commun- ity. His consecrated work has made possible a greatly improved school curriculum and the construction of a beautiful new school building. Mr. Oglevie labors diligently to effect and make accessible advantages that motivate students in the field of education. He spurs many students into realizing the importance of learning, and he reflects confidence in those students. With his profecting personality and keen sense of humor he has captured the students' hearts as he has instilled in them the basic true values of general living as well as those of education. Without doubt, many more exciting and fruitful high school days will be pleasantly enjoyed under his able leadership. Such a school of high standards requires also an able secretary. For four years wks. Oglevie has been a shin ng example of the cheerful, versatile secretary that every school should be fortunate enough to possess. She is highly accomplished in dealing with the students, the faculty and the public. More than once we have noticed how graciously she has served in capacities beyond the call of duty. She has soothed many children with little brusied knees and temporarily broken hearts evolving from one sort of mishap or another. During many a busy moment, she has been inter- rupted by some student or faculty member, but she willingly and diplo- matically has delayed her own current work to assist each person calling upon her for extra services. Yes, the students are exceedingly greatful to have Mr. and Mrs. Oglevie so thoroughtly active in these most important positions. Appreciation The seniors of 196A-'65 express their sincerest appre- ciation to Mr. Jack Chambers, high school principal, for his concern over their well-being at all times. They are well aware of the value received from his unfeigned guidance and understanding. Thank You The 196k-'65 senior class members wish to thank Mrs. Robert Harlan for donating so unselfishly of her time to seeing that the Tiger was correctly assembled. e credit for the production of a good annual goes primarily to her. ,A .K xv E? 2 -iifz xy, Ax M, ,M M :gin ffm, Mm, - f Administration Clarence Mahin, President Virgil Oglevie, Superintendent Clarence Mahin, President, Jin Carter, Max Elliott, Wilfred Purchase, John Harvey Jr., Paul Neitzert, Virgil Oglevie, Superintendent The board of education is pleased to have this opportunity to congratulate the Senior Class and their faculty advisor, Mrs. Harlan on the production of this years nT1ger,' It shows through words and pictures another year of work and pleasure at Green Ridge High School, and while at the present time you may feel the work far outweighs the pleasure, the future will bring many pleasant memories. It is in this future that the '196S Tiger' will truly come into it's own. Clarence Mahin President on Jack Chambers, B. A. Principal Social Studies Department Mary Harlan, B. S. ., .e,. ff' , Commerce Department -W-new j Year Book Sponsor Ida Roach, B. S. Special Education Roger Garlick, B. S. Special Education David Carson, B. S. Science Department Beverly Bradley, B. E. Music Director Mary Harlan, B.S. Commerce Department Year Book Sponsor Mary Grace Matthews E.S. English Department llth Grade Sponsor Dororthy Knoernschild B.S., Vocational Home Economics lOth Grade Sponsor James Edmandson Athletic Director 9th Grade Sponsor Rowena Ruffin, B.S. Mathematics Department 8th Grade Sponsor Wendell Roberts, B.S. Vocational Agriculture 9 b A -'.-:w:::'s1:-::.'.ER X Q:-fr 11'.w H hmm ' .eh-riff ' Qwwmikwgk f, N35A?Yi?fM3b5i ir VfQQWRm - NME aa Eg Xe W .Q we use xx Neff m e ax F ge Q wie --f' T ying .Q wwwcwgw ' L- ' : k de-aw -J at: ' - . - .. 2.-X -.eww am-in-r as K ' .,.. 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H -: by-:S ,: . -me ,J ,, .1 i x , ,,3,,,..,3,, 5 ' A X 'fa N X X wi kw .Sf 59 Suk P BN N , S YS gil' QS vs X 1 N' f x X, ,XA .. ,rx f 'F L A E + E1 a if X T x ik R53 wx 5 gives 4 QV 1 an Q X XFN K K R: Six Aix H ' 3' 4 vi Q Pk ,gg 4 S. 'Lx S lm - -if N1 5-xmww Qm., -. Q ,L.. I' 1 S x .1 N + Mu fax! W. rm, . : Q ,S-,i Q uv 2 1 2-3155: V14 .11 . :STV INS 'L A . F f W3 Skigiiifi . 1i:5a.L'f.Eq5SST?i5-zl:fSE9?iS?ls1lraif as-if ,Lf if -t iixwglslww -hf+if:reQ,Q K 'K , if . f. - ' 'i .af1-If g Riff- Q Q 2 :ef :V . A- , .4 - A 'rw k f QQ 'Q wfr fs w ggxxwf t ' --X ' ' - Ms 5 ' 1' Y , K -1 Hg ,-Vx.- f, .s...f.Q,,:. , .W ,. - ,-.W up ....... , we I 145-Qisgg ,JZ ww ANNUAL KING QUEEN '41 N-GS D HOW W Cha :ef TTEN DA Mm por N H nda Hancock G Pi Senior Class History We, the seniors of 1965, began our twelve year educational journey in 1953. We are now nearing the end of that twelve year period of wonder-filled years, Along with the education came many glorious and exciting times bubbling with glamour and entertainment. Fortunate indeed are we, to have had Mr. Jack Chambers for sponsor of our senior class. We shall always be appreciative of his fine counseling and his geniality both as our principal and our sponsor. Guiding us through the past ten years as our superintendent, Hr. Virgil Oglevie has been exceedingly generous in giving us excellent leadership. We are particularly grateful for his deep interest in us as individuals and for his keen sense of humor which so often has lifted us from moments of despair to moments of cheer. Nine of today's seniors were fortunate enough to make the entire educational trip--Terry Yunt, Bonnie Ransdell, Larry Martin, John Lange, Wanda Hancock, Sharlette Durrill, Carolyn Easter, Phyllis Butterwick, and Ann Arnett. Through the years we have seen many dear friends come and go to other schools, other states, and this year to another continent. Shirley Freeman has spread her wings to far away Australia. Betwixt and between the first grade and high school Charles Elliott, Ronald Williams, Ronald Heinaman, and John O'Donlel joined our forces. Yes, we have seen much accomplished in our four high school years. Jim Johnson, Patricia Fiedler, and Ann Porter, who arrived our freshman year have contributed everything from high intellect to fun andifrolie. During thi! good year Sharlette Durrill and Charles Elliott each received a music letter. We were well represented in both music and athletic activities. With the arrival of our sophomore year we found ourselves a year older, and more or less, a year wiser. Certainly our share of recognitions and honors were bestowed upon us. Pat Fiedler was selected by the faculty to attend the Sophomore Pilgrimage. Pat achieved distinction by being the recipient of one of the finest tributes a high school student can receive, the Citizenship Award. Wanda Hancock received the much sought-after Jcsten's Homemaking Award, thus pronouncing her as the best homemaker of the year. John Lange, Ann Porter, and Sharlette Durrill continued our fine stream of recognitions by performing brilliantly in sports, and Sharlette was chosen for one of the cheerleaders. Phyllis Butterwick, Charles Elliott, and Sharlette Durrlll lettered in music. Joining us were Gene Mills, Shirley Freeman, Gary Bowlin, and George Dotson. Our junior year too we happily received numerous honors--in athletics, music, and dramatics. John Lange lettered in both basketball and softballg Ann Porter in cheerleading, volleyball, and softball: Phyllis Butterwiok in volleyball, and Pat Fiedler in cheerleading. Charles Elliott, Gene Mills, and Sharlette Durrill lettered in music. Wanda Hancock again received a coveted honor, this time the Crisco Homemaking Trophy, awarded the lost out- standing Home Economics student. Jim Scott, who has participated in both sports and music activities joined us this year. Pat Fiedler and Jim Scott were our Carnival King and Queen Candidates. The Junior-Senior Play, Chea er gg the Dozen was quite successfully produced with the help of Larry HIFFIET' yIIIs'B5Ft:rwick, Jim Scott, Gene Hills, Ronald Williams and Shirley Freeman, ass istant director . The grand finale of this junior year was the Junior-Senior banquet, whose theme was 'Stairway to the Stars.' This, our senior year, we are sorry to have lost four of our classmates. We are happy, however, to have added one, Herman Vcllmer. How as we are near the end of our high school days and are at the threshold of adult life, we hope that our futures will be even markedly better than our paste, for we fully realise that true happiness is achieved by setting higher goals and standards as we learn of them and by striving to move constantly forward in progress. As graduation time approaches and leaves, we shall often recall many glorious days spent at dear ol' Green Ridge High. HOW WE LGOKED THE I n I miie cf .64 ,.,, ' ' ,. 1 '- ..,, - 'K 1315? - 'W'W 'K 4. , ie ffii ffl ,. , .,,V L lg!! I 5 gig we H n m V A ,f . .. E A ' ff K ' ' MR? 39? fi? wi? 'al WKQQWH fyy Tia A , M4 -' M i iz. ., f, ' ' 1, wig . A E 2 ,.,, E.,-fl. U V, ,.,,.,,. .,,, Q 7 : YQ, V , , W.- 4 gJQ.eL 4w4'? QL , Lf?Mfwe ! MH ,,ggq+QQQmG: 2' H iff iffjga n g H nlll 1 m ' A Q W ,,2A, T Y t rwHF', Wg? erry un . Ronnie Heinaman 25536 2 5 Sharlette Durrlll . ' 'LLL if il -- 52 , gw,,If-,e1',.g'Ef ff Agggggr Wanda Hancock 5 H I ,P .my4MMpM? 'WQLQEWVWF ,m1', ..., V l Ann Porter e Ewing-W'W' 1fQ?wQ Afkwv V 22? 1 .A H ' Z ,',, f f-ff ,, Z' ' A ': Larry Martin Shirley Freeman Gene Mills Gary Bowlin YW-fs llggk W wx , Pat Fiedler Jim Scott t 'W .f ii etl 4 f 'Vi 1 Qbgwgfif' k f , - '. 1 ' fx ?Qg!!QQgHf Carolyn Easter t W 4'?WWWW WH1 sL! ffu.. Uakqagrfa ' q v iz W , L.,, ' , Q t 6 i: Bormle Ransdell 5 t H A rift 5, , Charles geagga it ?p2 it 2 Ann Arnett Elliott Margaret Shipps J- i f MN ,,..,.o..,,a..-,Www -ii ' J fe' Lf V V K' y r M5 Y 2 f A .3 7 ff -MM 1345 -?y f f Li b , . V ' I jW, ,,?24Q4, Phyllis Butterwlck Ei. I g,,,,, ,U M' W e ai A 1 , ,AQ f, A , f V giiggipgigeiwerffegiwgfg my wmgqtge 1, g 5: Mwwwhmy :rf :fm , z ?5?3Kf'f?fYZET55?f'w f : I'f',:: ' ,f5:E ,. 9:vlf?'47f? 5 sfftfxiwewfg i gy g mesmw, I 1 - , ' v 11 ar fww gg were rfweee 6 I'Ul an O Im - ! Q M723 gsefiqgmzz Q . ,, ' John Lange e e z sw1sii'fe92fzm xiwm QQQASYYQY, . - ff:'w.?w :E ' V , f, :cf 3,ww?7 , 'M Min+ 1' ., ,I . - - w?f!feS,4U,: fz pzxgfz ,ia , V.s,,11,--f of 'K .few-2 fZgi: 12:W Q' ' -,Ss S , if 1- QEEWWWM W4,1r rm-raw, ego, - , ii 'fi-if-1 rr,, f f ' ,- or ' , mar year ffa lffl5i12ifbi'L A ,Q 1' .. WILSEQ-,.., ,1:',af?gfQ2,-,Q r . g.:gQf:f7 , I 3 HM ' M 1 3155, ff ., , V ,ww ' W' iw -ww 452 3 ' L, uriiw gf, 4, 11- f' w g ff ' Q, 4 4, Min V f, I , va 1- 'W f ' H .a L-'1a, f1Jf , John 0'D0n1e1 George Dotson Jim Johns on Phyllis Butterwick HTall boys prefer short girls, just call me shorty.n State Music . . . l Banda a 0 0 c o o o I-1. Mixed Chorus. . . . 2 Glee Club . . . . 3 Solo ..... . . A Brass Quartet . . . 2 Band Clinic . . . M Vocal Clinic ..... 2 F.H.A. Q n o o o o o LI. Junior-Senior Play. . l Class Secretary . . . l Newspaper Staff . . . l Library Staff .... l Volleyball. . . . 2 Pep Club. . . . 3 Ann Arnett HI'm not conceit I'm convinced.n Glee Club. . . . Band . . .... Mixed Chorus . . Class Reporter . Newspaper Staff. Pep Club .... F.H.A. . . Charles Elliott I! The only way to fight a woman is with your Mixed Chorus . Band . .... Double Boys. . Double Mixed . . FQQFQAQ c 0,0 s n F.F.A. President and Reporter. . Newspaper Staff. Class President. and Secretary . 3 3 2 1 1 3 LL D' SD Cl' il UQ '1 SD U' H' Cf SD C5 Q- 'S S5 5 Q: P'P'-ITP' I-'-ll' If-'PJI-'I-' Gene Mills HAS you ramble through life brother, What ever be your goalg Keep your eye upon the doughnut and not upon the hole.n Basketball . . . . 2 Softball . . . l Track. . . . . . . 2 Baseball . . .... l Class President. . . l and Vice President. 1 Annual Staff Advertising Manager l Junior-Senior Play . l One-Act Play . . . . 1 Mixed Chorus . . . . 2 Band ..... . . 3 Vocal Clinic . . . . 2 Boys Quartet . . . 2 Solo ..... . 2 Band Clinic. . . . . 2 Double Mixed .... 2 Double Boys Quartet. l State Contest .... l Gary Bowlin Sharlette Durrill HNever tanbusy to chat awhile.H Cheerleaders o 0 o 3 Volleyball . . . M Softball . ..... 3 Majorette. 0 0 0 0 0 1 Newspaper Staff. . . 2 One-Act Play . . . . 1 Pep Club . . . . . . 3 FQHGA' o 0 0 0 0 n Q M. F.H.A. Song Leader . 1 F.F.A. Sweetheart. . illi O I D 0 Glee Club. . . . . . Mixed Chorus . . . Sextet ....... Double Mixed. . . . I I O O O O O I Vocal Solo . . . . . Instrumental Solo. . Brass Quartet. . . . l Annual Queen . . . . Music Reporter . . . 1 in LL 3 bf 2 1 L+ LL l 2 Mixed Chorus I .... Lp nYou know him by his ' ll HAll great men are small, Napoleon, Tom Thumb, and M IN FUFO-AI O O 0 O O O O LI. F.F.A. Secretary . . 2 and Treasurer . . . 1 Class President. . . 1 Mixed Chorus . . . . 2 Annual Staff Sales Manager . . . l George Dotson nYou don't have to hang from a tree to be a nut.H Ronnie Durrill smile Carolyn Easter Shirley Freeman UYou are today where your thoughts have brought you, You'll be tomorrow where your thoughts take you.H Class Reporter . . . l?'H'Al 0 0 l 0 0 0 l Junior-Senior Play Director. . . . . . Newspaper Staff. . . Annual Staff Photographer. . . One-Act Play . . nIt's true-- blondes have more fun. Class Reporter . . . ?.H.A .... F.H.A. Reporter. . . Newspaper Staff. . . Pep Club . . Glee Club. . Band . . . . Mixed Chorus .... Ronnie Heinaman N-P'1'I'wmr-I-F11-' I HI agree with no girls ideas I have a few of my F.F.A. own.N I 1+ Pat Fiedler nHalos are for angels, so who has mine?N Mixed Chorus . . . . 2 Sophomore Pilgrimage l o 1 u s o o 1 Pep Club . . . . . . 3 Library Staff. . . 2 Newspaper Staff. . . 2 Class Secretary. . . l F.F.A. Sweetheart Attendant . . . . . l Glee Club. . . . M Cheerleader. . . . 2 FOHIAO O O O I I l I Ll- F.H.A. President . . 1 F.H.A. Regional President . . . . . l Citizenship Award. . l Vocal Clinic . . . . M Double 0 0 Q e 1 Jim Johnson John Lange nNo Comment F.F.A .... . . F.F.A. Vice Pres Softball . . . . Basketball . . . Class President. and Treasurer . Band . . . . . . Ulf trouble's brewing he's doing the F.F.A stirring.n O O O O O I I F.F.A. President . and Reporter. . . Boys Double Quartet. Softball . . . . . Basketball . . . . Mixed Chorus . . Class President. . Newspaper Staff. . Larry Martin nThere are only two greats, Einstein and ME. Wanda Hancock nMy love, thoughts, hopes, and dreams are of one.n FIHOA' I 0 O I O l F.H.A. Secretary . Class Reporter . . and Secretary . . Newspaper Staff. . Pep Club .... . Band . ..... Mixed Chorus . Glee Club. . . Annual Staff . One-Act Play . Annual Queen Attendant . . Cheerleader. . Band Clinic. . . Vocal Clinic . . . Homemaking Award . and Trophy. . . . Volleyball . . Il John O'Doniel You know him by his silence.' Ann Porter Ulf silence is golden, I'll never be rich.u Jim Scott NThere are two sides to every story, so let's argue.n FoFnAu 0 c I 0 Softball . . . Baseball . . . . Football . . . Track .... . . Basketball . . . Mixed Chorus . . . . Carnival King. . . . Class Secretary. . . Library Staff. . . . Pep Q o o Q o 9 State F.F.A. Contest Bonnie Ransdell nSmile, it could have been worst. I could have been twins.n FOHI-A0 O I 0 O l I I Newspaper Staff. . . Pep Club . . . . . F.H.A. . . . . . . . M Library Staff. . . . 2 Newspaper Staff. . . l Softball ...... M Volleyball ..... 3 Annual Staff Editor. l Pep 0 o I s o Q 3 Glee Club. . .... 3 Mixed Chorus . . 2 Cheerleader. . . h One-Act Play . . l Annual Queen Attendant . . . l x '-,W Terry Yunt 1 'fu thinking--1'm thinking.n F.F.A. . . . . Softball . . Baseball . . Basketball . Mixed Chorus . Nl--'MJ-F'-P' Margaret Shipps nLitt1e things are big in value.n QNGZ P-'OCD GNU2 C0 CD CTU opgm P-'C-'U CUCD O' 3 as U3 cuff 97 ual-5 HJ co 0 tooo I--'hu-I-P' FAHQAA I 0 I 0 0 Herman Vollmer HTQ find a friend, be a friend. I! Ronald Williams F.F.A l I 0 0 THE FUTURE The year is 1985. Terry Yunt and his assistant, Gary Bowlin, who are making people's lives more enjoyable by telling fortunes with cards, are ready to make their first dime of the morning. This brain storm swooped upon them while they were playing cards in study hall during their years at Green Ridge High. On Monday morning, George Dotson is the first puzzled person wanting to know what the future has in store. As Terry and Gary gaze through the magic cards, they find that George will soon make his second million by saving tips that he has received for helping little ole ladies across the busy streets of Green Ridge. Carolyn Easter, Terry reveals will donate to George the last dime for his two million. This is her last dime, I might add. The second person to saunter in for the enlightenment of Terry and Gary is Charles Elliott. He is now an agriculture instructor who seems to have the problem of receiving strange gifts from Wanda Hancock's two girls. Wanda always wanted to be in F.F.A. Now she is seeing to it that her daughters enjoy the privilege. Terry and Gary are baffled when Charles asks what the next gift will be. Finally Terry reports that the cards simply cannot, with certainty, predict the exact future gifts of the girls, who are so much like their mother--unpredictable Even after being out of school for twenty years, Shirley Freeman Still has the same problem. Her question is Uwho will it be Saturday night-- Bill, Jim, or John?H This question truly stumps Terry, Gary, and the cards. Gary predicts that Ronnie Heinaman the dare devil driver, and his back seat driver, Larry Martin, will win another trophy for beating a train to the crossing by only one second. While waiting for the customers, Terry reveals his views into the future of Sharlette Durrill, Gene Mills, and John Lange. John becomes a famous basketball playervbecause of his ability to look down through the hoop. Sharlette Uurrill and Gene Mills are now known as the BED BUGS, a famous new singing team. Terry peers dramatically into the cards to find out what John O'Doniel, Bonnie Ransdell, and Ronald Williams, are up to. He finds that Ronald slips on a bannana peel and breaks his little toe. Doctor John and his nurse, Bonnie, are setting it for him. Jim Scott, the owner of HYou Smash Em and We'll Fix Em,n enters to ask Gary what he can do about Ann Porter, his head mec- hanic, she continues spending all the company's profit on bubble gum. This one really stumps the cards. When Jim Johnson, a noted policeman arrives, he asks Terry who his next victim of arrest will be. Terry relates that it will be Phyllis Butterwick, charged with speeding, she will be racing llO miles per hour in a lOO mile per hour zone. Jim then desires to know who the judge will be. Gary predicts that he will be Judge Ronnie Durrill. Judge Durrill will go easy on Phyllis this time as he recalls the fun he has had driving. I As the day wears on, the famous secretary, Pat Fiedler, appears and asks Gary how she can squeeze a salary raise from her new boss, Herman Vollmer The cards offer a serious piece of advice by sug- gesting that she invent something unique and open a business of her own. They advise her to invent a pushhutton device to make people grow tall. Terry says that a new T.V. show this coming season will be HSail Along with Shipps.u The star will be our own Margaret Shipps. Ann Arnett will appear on the show as a bus girl. Ann became exper- ienced in the work during high school. Night is setting in On Terry and Gary, who aren't used to night life, must close their shop to be ready tomorrow for another day of fun with the cards. L nThe little ole ladyn ,2i- is ga g Pvc Uwe made itln dig Qfiitf - ushs T - tial wet page HB rv ilfTeQi!erWWM Qs . life Us sifl -f at is-as srs. sys? 5 i'efj ee' desi HI'll show ya how.n . jQQhQgg ,- ,..f .--:. ...2 i This is a pig.u NNow let me tell ya.n HShortyH PUB LIC OPI IO MOST COURTEOUS MOST POPULAR Wanda Hancock Gene M1lls Sharlette Durrill Jim Johnson Pat Fiedler Gary Bowlin BEST ALL AROUND MOST FRIENDLY Shirley Freeman Larry Martin MOST ATHLETIC Ann Porter John Lange MOST LIKELY TO SULCEED Phyllis Butterwick Charles Elliott JU loks bnilmfw- , f? xfj' s--N 1 K , ,av V , f - . F X X ' X, X K' .if 3 . AZQ, f, I ' S. fi .I ,xx . ff , I ,ff ' W' V f , f av, . AQ unior Class Steve R. - Rep. Fred R. - Pres. Joyce M. - Sec. A Tres. Merle Walz Judy Binder CNo Picture J 2 Edith P. - Vice Pres. S .A in V George Shepherd J ,, yy, 1 f J 555 Wa yne Campbell age 5 JQEQ ?g?y QWSQ. Hggggfy Steve Ray fly 'r.A il fe- QQ? aqua :ZA new Joyce Meyers ',1 f'ii7:'fI93 if A ' 1 f , L Aleeew 1' f George Reed yr gg 13 :r,r .,w Edith Pottorff gy ' V ,1 De nnis Carter elyr Va ' '- AIA' 1 A, Ricky B8Slee een: 'ifeey ffefif eeeee e4yL Sharon Ridenour ,r d'J' may ?e?WQ3fQWgMWEwi yzf5Qf?F ,,V. ieygiy ,,1 .4 ..:: -newummml e 'f'- fi fy 'Jr mf. ,' V If-va. Steve Freeman Georgia Lou Richardson Larry Herington Rose Miller David Chaney Bishop Calvin Jimmy Dove Gordon Weatherby George Goble Peggy Newell f . , I ,Q ew e x 4 raw E5 wg , fs , W? 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Ann Arnett Typists .....,. Ann Porter Phyllis Butterwick Sponsor ..... Mr, Jack Chambers FOURTH GRADE NEWS 'All reading groups are learning how to use their dictionaries. We have some new ones which provide a series of lessons at the beginning of the book, We have placed on our bulletin board a spelling poster. Airplanes are placed at the top with the caption, The 1OQ's Bail Out. When a pupil earns 100 on his weekly spelling test he plaoes a parachute under the plahes. ' On our second achievement test in language high scores were made by: Karen Berry, Joan Harvey, Celia Orr, David Upton, Cheryl Gorrell, Karla Caldx Brucl Rice. SPORTS NEWS As the Green Ridge' A and B basketi ball teams ventured to Leeton Tues- day night, November 24 two magnifi- Cent, games were played. ln me B. game Wayne Campbell played 'brilliantly scoring 26 points. David Likely was second with 8 and Kenny Ray followed with 7 points. As the game came to an end the score was Leeton 57 and Green Ridge 52, In the A game our boys. fought to the finish winning '72'to 71. With five seconds to play Jing Dove made a sensational basket Yfnotting the score at 68 to 68. Three extra minutes were then played and with four seconds left to play John Lange made another fine shot to defeat the Leeton Bulldogs 72 to 71, High point scorers were: John Lange with 23, Steve Ray with 20, Jim Scott with 10 and Mike Hagar with 9. ' F.H.A. News , The Green Ridge Chapter of F.H.A. held its monthly meeting on November 19: The meeting was opened with the president, Pat Fiedler, presiding. , Afterell business hed been discussed the meeting was turned over to Merle Walz and Edith Pottcrff. Merle then SCHOOLVLLUNQH Room MENU . r Following is the menu which will be served at the Green Ridge 'R-8 School cafeteria during the week of Decem- ber 7 to December 11, inclusive: Monday, December 7: Wiener with bun, relish, kraut, buttered corn, creamed onions, milk, peach halves. Tlgesdayg December 8: Porcupine meat belle, green beans, carrot strips, bread, bufterg honey, milk, marshmal- low pineapple dessert. Wednesday, ,December 9: Hot pork sandwiches, navy beans, spinach, cot- tage cheese, apple sauce, bread, but- ter, milk, vanilla pudding. Thursday, December 10: Chili, vege- table soup, celery, crackers, bread and butter sandwiches, peanut butter sand- wiches, ice cream, milk. Friday, December 11: Macaroni and cheese, buttered peas, tomato juice, bread. butler, jelly, milk, cherry crisp. sEcoNn enAnE NEWS. During the first quarter there were sixteen of us who learned the names and artists of twenty reproductions, thereby eamingoen E for our grade in art. There were eleven of us who learned all the required poems for the quarter and in so doing earned an E in literature. Seven of our number have completed the reqrriredr number of book reports for thelyear. 1 This past weelrin the weekly spel- ling test every one of us made a per- havxng accomplished tlus Newspaper Sfaff fgUal?g3g,'oncQ b4f0fc QQ- GUESTS ATA 'rn V DAY DIN Mr. and Mrs., ' near La Mozrte ex a family dinner T a restaurant in Se Their guests we and theh' familie Michael Sullivan and Mr. and, Mrs. sons, John Robert near Green Ridge. MR. AND MRS. C ARE THE PJ ' Mr. and Mrs. G Ridgeyare the pa: 1540111166 son, bor Hospital in, Sedali: Tuesday, Novemhe CARD 01 I wish to thank rf bers of the Greer for the cards, letter visits I received the Windsor Hospit to Rev. Benz, Rev. and Rev. Lewis f prayers. - Price I Q 10 2 g 0 2 W'8f TGYIIE Q your 1 5 anal r .mm our to send 1 1 News as rtiou. It 5 year a e no 'thc The ll he Apr tlle E3 st' is on friend: the l we hay time dui VE DE4 pucrion Standing: Steve Ray, Terri White, Mary Seymore, Linda Harvey, Charles Elliott, Shirley Freeman, Peggy Newell, Eileen Kelly, Arm Porter. ws- 3 Sitting: Mr. Chambers, Arm Arnett, Carolyn Faster, Bonnie Ransdell, e Phyllis Butterwick, Wanda Hancock, Pat Fiedler, Shavletiie Durrill- Annual Staff Sitting: Ann Porter, editor, Charles Elliott, co-editor, Shirley Freeman, Gary Bowlln, sales, Jim Johnson, sales, Mrs. Harlan Standing: Ann Arnett, Wanda Hancock, Ronnie Williams, Phyllis Butterwick, advertising, Sharlette Durrill Library Staff Iittlng: Donnie Warren, Shirley Ryan, Pat Fiedler, Ann Porter, Bonnie Ransdell, Georgia Richardson, Standing: Janice Bartles, Mr. Oqlevie, Rose Miller Future Homemakers of America XUREH2yEMAKEQg OF . AMEWEA Sitting: M a. Knoernschild, advisor, Pat Fiedler, president, Jan1ce'Barte1s, vice-president, Joyce Meyers, secretary, Georgia Richardson, treasurer, Connie Pritchard, perliamentarian, Edith Pottorff, historian, Peggy Newell, reporter, Sharlette Durrill, song leader, Merle Hale, pianist Row 1: Sharon Farrell, Carolyn Easter, Linda Harvey, Katy Miller, Pat Binder, Judy Bindery Beverly Howard Row 2: Betty Doteon, Rose Miller, Beverly Wiltfong, Susan Kelly, Phyllis Butterwick, Cheri Walz, Bonnie Ranadell, Melba Porter Row 3: Ann Arnett, Christine Fiedler, Cathleen Fiedler, Virginia Brownfield, Rita Howard, Elinor Harteook, Connie Ollison, Sharon Kindle, Sharon Ridenour Row M: Sharon Baslee, Maybelle Hunter, Ann Porter, Janice Fbyers, L1ndaHenn1ng Jerusha White, Mary Seymour, Wanda Hancock, Linda Binder, Joan Likely George Reed, attendant, Gary Bowlin, Kitchen King, Steve Ray, attendant 9 Is it done? AK OQXM ERS 1 x X 1 X m C1 H 5 -Z' . x..Xx 'I - f ' O' 5 l '5 nu DID .,., IJ 7 'ff' :.-ii 0 Q5 0 NEW BO , ,.,. 4 ',.w4m-yn: , ,W ,.QwEevWfw . ,,i, f 9 ,, EMQMQWQ, df? gqgww f MA,s N Madame President F wigs 'NHdiQ, w?gyQQWg ' Mwm.,:wwMWwmv , VV,VV,k ' V' f H 2' fiz,,,,fM ,Q 14114 gli, , - . N .i . . I, 1 t v2 ,Mfg Someone.... HELP! Surprised? 'Lov1ng Parent s Mr. and Mrs. Quintin Binder Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Meyers Results of our efforts! Hurry, hurry, hurry. F.F.A. P RTY hapter Sweetheart Jovce Meyers Fdith Pottoroff Merle Walz Kitghen King George Reed and Steve Hey Gary Bowlin F.H.A. PARTY Future Farmers of America Row 1: Mr. Roberta, Advisor, J. Johnson, President, J. Lanpe, Vice-President S. Ray,Secretaryg G, Bgwlin, Treasurer, C. Elliott, Reporter, George Reed, Sentinel Row 2: R. Ba11ey,Ih Hancock, M. Campbell, R. Heinaman, R. W. O'Don1e1, S. Brown, M. Hagar, N. Hunter, M. Close Row 3: D. Chaney, D. Fiedler, G. Shepard, R. Williams, J. Dove, G. Goble, R. Baelee, D. Milla, T. Yhnt Row he L. Orr, T. Calvin, J. Carlson, S. Freeman, R. Payne, A. Kropp, K. Ray, S. Bowlin, D. Warren, A. Schlender Row S: Larry Martin, A. Hartaock, J. Scott, G. Stohr, A. Durrill, D. Dove, R. Hoard, H. LaRue, T. Mahin, T. Knoernschild, G. Dotson Absent, J. O'Don1e1, F. Ream, D. Bartell, H. Volmer, G. Weatherby Edith Pottorff, attendant, Joyce Meyers, Chapter Sweetheart, Merle Halz, attendant I 7 W f V. ty? 7 www Fig? 'Line it up.' Wmf' .,, , Q- QCITQJ 25 Ao F' 1' 2 K. ' ' 'i gr - -- s - x -4-'Q cl Q' -2:22 K x 1 ':' I 'c.x Q ' N 1 0 .0 r G 'NWN Q : tx I 1, ' fl: Qigg 4, v X ' GN, V o u ' in State FFA Contestants Tim Knoernschild Fred Ream Arlyn Hartsock Steve Ray George Reed Jim Dove George Shepard Rhy Hoard Jim Johnson Jim Scott Cnot picturedj 'Sharp?' l 'Need any help? 'Old Faithful' Class Activities nOur Science Labn Hworking hard?H nOur enrolling dayn nSomeone coming to the Librar nReady for History?n W-f J.-M1 uSay chesseln nThey Goffedln WW WThey're working for a changen nworking hard isn't she?n Musical Clarinet Trio Boy's Quartet Trumpet Trio Activities Tim Knoernschild Solos Gene Mills Steve Ray Rita Howard Linde Harvey Steve Ray Patty Binder Diane Mills Rita Howard Patty Binder Joan Likely Tim Knoernschild Pat Fiedler Cheri Walz Phyllis Butterwick Sharlette Durrill Joyce Meyers Diane Mills Pat Fiedler Charles Elliott H Gene Mills Double Nnxed Sharlette Durrill Tim Knoernschild Gene Nills Gene M1115 Phyllis Butterwick Steve Ray Linda- Harvey Steve Freeman shariette Dui-mil Sextet Cheri Walz Joyce Meyers Steve Ray Jim Johnson Charles Elliott Gene Mills Jim Scott Steve Ray Tim Knoernschild Steve Freeman David Likely Double Boy's Mixed Chorus Row 1: Mrs. Bradley, Ann Arnett, Sharlette Durrill, Georgia Richardson, Linda Harvey, Joyce Meyers, Diane Mills, Rita Howard, Ann Porter, Joan Likely Row 2: Judy Binder, Edith Pottorff, Wanda Hancock, Rose Miller, Phyllis Butterwick, Cheri Walz, Carolyn Easter, Mblba Porter, Fbrle Walz Row 3: Donnie Warren, Jim Carlson, Tim Knoernschild, Steve Freeman, Sharon Ridenour, Pat Fiedler, Steve Ray, Kenny Ray, Stanley Bowlin, Leroy Orr Row hs David Likely, Gary Bowlin, Charles Elliott, Jim Johnson, Gene Mills, Jim Scott, Thomas Mahin, Ronnie Bailey Glee Club Row l: Mrs. Bradley, Joyce Meyers, Judy Binder, Linda Harvey, Beverly wiltfong, Wanda Hancock, Melba Porter, Edith Pottgrff, Connie Pritchard, Merle Walz Row 2: Betty Dgtgon, pat Binder, Katherine Miller, Phyllis Butterwick, Susan Kelly, Janice Bartels, Cheri Walz, Rose Miller, Carolyn Easter Row 3: Pat Fiedler, Sharon Ridenour, Ann Arnett, Connie Ollison, Joan Likely, Elinor Hartsock, Virginia Brownfield, Sharon Kindle, Cathleen Fiedler, Christine Fiedler Row hz Janice Meyers, Maybelle Hunter, Rita Howard, Jeruaha White, Linda Henning, Sharon Farrell, Mary Seymour, Georgia Richardson, Ann Porter, Linda Binder, Sharlette Durrill SPORT S . W-f,'1Q,,ws., , xr i xy v . Nygmtr' 'f ,mwwx fSQfi,f f1frs,i'.,L:f1 ,mf fa 'W',::,22,.f:M V - QManymizmzeaswfif, -' U' g'1,,Q14 TW, x3,1m:g4bg k,.M..f',v.f Q ,JMX ,fu 3liQgfg5,,3,M .'fm+Ssy2?Q:z'g Q VAw,w, , i, ,,L, , f .-J ' 'f4lxEZ?-mlb! iirf'9E?i5?5V:k' , .- - Mm? V ww mg, 'x ' Y 'zfzxsrwfs L Sf- , .. rf 22ht'it1fif1f2fg'-4 ., Q H NW h,f.wwffz,.f,y , ff-w.5fsr1ffw.115714,ffvgQi f -,rms vw E :Z :gfg-an-vK:sQf'sVfaffiwffz ,,.:,, gm W, 1 f- f pw, GTV? Senior Cheerleaders Row 1: Pat Fiedler Sharlette Durrill Row 2: Pat Binder 'Merle Walz Row 3: Ann Porter Joan Likely L1I1101' Pat Binder Joan Likely Rita Howard Cheri wan Sharon Km-11e Linda Harvey Athletics 'Not mad, just interestedu Z nGet Under Ibn 'Jump Shotn nAnd you cover 35, and you....... Wwe want a basket' EX NGO Highhhhhhhh nSet it up, Girlsn nFow19n Our Leedersn Girls' Volleyball Team Row 1: S. Rldenour, J. Likely, A. Porter, S. Farrell, L. Binder, J. Binder, G. Richardson, R. Howard, S. Durrill Row 2: A. Arnett scorekeeper, E. Pottorff, K. Miller, M. Porter, J. Edmundson coach, R. Miller, B. Wiltfong, P. Rinder, J. Meyers, R. Michaelis manager A and B Basketball Teams Front: S. Ray, J. Scott Back: A. Arnett, acorekeeper, K. Olliaon, M. Hagar, J. Dove, J. Lange, G. Reed, D. Likely, R. Hlchaelis, manager, J. Edmundson, coach Front: R. Mlchaelis, manager, J. Edmundson, coach Standing: D. Bartela, D. Fiedler, D. Hllla, R. Board, L. Herington, D. Likely, S. Freeman, K. Ray, A. Arnett, scorekeeper unior High Volleyball Standing: A. Arnett scorekeeper, R. Campbell, T. Walz, M. Cllngan, P. Binder, J. Fdmundson coach, S. walz, Q. Wlltfonv, L. Harvey, S. Farrell, T. Jerrell, Sitting: B. Binder, 3. Kindle, J. Harvpy, P. Farrell, S. Ryan, R. Howard C. Qagar, D. Baldwin, J. Likely, S. Paslec, S. Ollison, A. Carlson unior High Basketball 32? Row 1: A. Arnett scorekeeper, K. Ray, D. Crawford, D. Dove, L. Hancock, R Payne, J. Fdmundson coach. Row 2: A. Schlender, R. Carlson, G. Richardson, P. Knoernschlld, R. Michaelis, E. Ream, L. Orr, R. Brown Girls' and Boys' Softball Teams Row 1: R. Ndller, M. Porter Row 2: S. Ridenour, A. Porter, J. Meyers, P. Pottorff, G. Richardson, S. Durrill Row 3: M. Welz, scorekeeper, B. Wiltfong, P. Binder, J. Fdmundson, coach, K. Miller, C. Walz, R. Wichaelis, manager Row 1: S. Ray, R. Michaelis, manarer, R. Payne Row 2: K. RHF, D. Likely, D. Dove, G. Reed, M. Ragar, D. Crawford, K. Olllson Row 3: M. Walz, scorekeepev, T. Yunt, D. Fiedler, J. Dove, J. Lange, R, 933195 W. Campbell, J. Fdmundson egaeb ' Attention! Memorie s study? Irresistible n H Spacemasters L12-Rhh-LBO Leaders of the pack... Hip-P-P-P-P Our Marching Band 1lgSAMfp::1,Q:::E35y , M, g fvfzgggzgg, ,YS1 5- .lzw AD ERTISIN ,.f,wm:6 , ,, A COMPLIMENTS OF DOve Feed Store PAY WAY FEEDS - EMBRO SEED CORN GOLD TAG MILO - COBY MACHINERY PERFECTION TRUCK HOISTS PHONE 527-3414 GREEN RIDGE MISSOURI LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE HAUMNG Bmadway Realty L'VEST0CK HAULING' SEDALIA INSURANCE COMPANY Stregt Truck LIME LARRY MATTHEWS, BROKER BOB SCHULTZ JIM LEWIS CLARENCE TRAUTMAN LLOYD STREET CLIFF BARR PHONE 527-3452 1911 WEST BROADWAY GREEN RIDGE MISSOURI SEDALIA MISSOURI tandard Oil 1100 WEST MAIN SEDALIA, MISSOURI CALL TIIE MAN WHO PUTS THE FARMER FIRST FUEL - LUBRICANTS - HEATING OILS AGRICULTURE CHEMICALS RALPH LINHARDT, AGENT PHONE TA6-7147 Tullis-Hall Milk ALWAYS FRESHER COMPLIMEN TS OF Homo. or Past. Qli- Homo. Ga - ' Caffe., Cream mm Pepsi -Cola Cottage Cheese 12 01- Pkg? . Whip Cream W Pint Orangeade Qt. gl . Chocolate Milk Qt- Cereal Cream Plllt Skim Milk Qt- Buttermilk Qt- Sour Cream M Pint Dry Curd Cottage Cheese 1 Lb. CLow Fat! lPlastic Bag? Vita Cal lL0w Calorie Milk? W Gal. PHONE TA6-8144 SEDALIA MISSOURI SEDALIA MISSOURI COMPLIMENTS OF Green Ridge Lumber Co. CROBERT 8a MARTHA CARLSON? BUILDING SUPPLIES FOR YOUR EVERY NEED PAINTS - LUMBER - HARDWARE PHONE 527-3412 GREEN RIDGE MISSOURI COMPLIIVIENTS OF BUYERS - PROCESSORS - SHIPPERS OF SEED GRAINS BULK AND BAGGED FERTILIZER PURINA CHOWS WAYNE RICHARDSON Coast-To-Coast Sloarfs Grain Sz Store Feed Co. 2401 WEST BROADWAY PHONE 527-3313 SEDALIA MISSOURI GREEN RIDGE MISSOURI C OMPLIMENTS OF Missouri Public Service Compan SERVES 222 COMMUNITIES IN WESTERN MISSOURI WITH ELECTRICITY, WATER AND GAS WINDSOR, MISSOURI PHONE 647-2115 DISTRICT OFFICE WARRENSBURG, MISSOURI CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS! Bill's Cafe Sz Recreation MEALS SHORT ORDERS SOFT ICE CREAM AUTHORIZED AIRCO DEALER Ed's Welding Supply Sz Equipment Co WELDING 8z CUTTING GASES APPARATUS 8z SUPPLIES ARC WELDERS HOSPITAL GASES FIRE EXTINGUISHER SALES 8: SERVICE 2500 WEST MAIN STREET PHONE TA6-8841 GREEN RIDGE MISSOURI SEDALIA MISSOURI COMPLHVIENTS OF Green Ridge Chamber of Commerce GREEN RIDGE MISSOURI COMPLIMENTS OF Sedalia Typewriter Co. 506 SOUTH OHIO SEDALIA MISSOURI AN EXTENSION FOR CONVENIENCE AND PERSONAL VALUE United Telephone Co. WINDSOR MISSOURI CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS Shryack-W right Grocery Co. WHOLESALE GROCERIES AND NOTIONS SEDALIA MISSOURI COMPLIMENTS OF Green Ridge Parent Teachers Association AN ORGANIZATION OF PARENTS AND TEACHERS INTERESTED IN THE WELFARE OF OUR CHILDREN TODAY - OUR LEADERS OF TOMORROW. GREEN RIDGE MISSOURI COMPLIMENTS OF Ice Cream Shoppe Sz Cafe ,EUGENE AND STEPHEN RODEWALD WHERE ICE CREAM IS SERVED MOST ANY FLAVOR - THERE'S FOOD YOU CAN REALLY SAVOR. YOUR BUSINESS AND PRESENCE WE THANK YOU FOR - WHEN YOU'RE OUT FOR A SPIN JUST COME OPEN OUR DOOR. GREEN RID GE MISSOURI COMPLIMENTS OF Ransdell Sz Ollison D-X Station GAS - OIL -- ACCESSORIES PHONE 527-3511 GREEN RIDGE MISSOURI COMPLIMENTS OF Green Ridge Grocery 8z Locker PROCESSORS OF MEAT T0 YOUR SPECIFICATIONS IGEORGE UPTON? PHONE 527-3318 GREEN RIDGE MISSOURI CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1965! Brownfield Sz arren Grocer WE HAVE SERVED THIS COMMUNITY WITH FINE FOOD PRODUCTS FOR OVER 29 YEARS AND WE APPRECIATE YOUR PATRONAGE. QFLOYD BROWNFIELD - STANLEY WARREN? PHONE 527-3317 GREEN RIDGE MISSOURI Camp Branch Baptist Church GREEN RIDGE, MISSOURI WM. L. FREEMAN, PASTOR SUNDAY SCHOOL - 10:00 A.M. - MORRIS HINKEN, SUPT. WORSHIP SERVICES - 11:00 A.M. AND 7:30 P.M. TRAINING UNION - 6:30 P.M. - MRS. EVERETT BILLINGS DIRECTOR All power in Heaven and on earth has been given to me. You, then, are to go and make disciples of all the nations and baptize them. Teach them to to observe all Qhat I have commanded you and remember, I am with you always. even to the end of the world. tMatt. 28:18-20, Phillipsy THE END OF YOUR SEARCH FOR A FRIENDLY CHURCH COMPLIMENTS OF Green Ridge Local News J. E. STARK PUBLISHER STATE - CITY - COUNTY OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER PHONE 527-3521 GREEN RIDGE MISSOURI CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS! Flossie's Beauty Shop PERMANENTS SHAMPOO AND SET HAIR CUTS FLOSSIE REAM, OWNER PHONE 527-3435 GREEN RIDGE MISSOURI Congratulations! Senior Class of 196 BEST WISHES FOR YOUR FUTURE SUCCESS! WE HAVE 'A SINCERE INTEREST IN YOU, YOUR PARENTS AND YOUR COMMUNITY. WE ARE INTERESTED IN OUR SCHOOL AND APPRECIATE ITS GREAT VALUE. WE ARE ALSO INTERESTED IN ITS IMPROVEMENT TO KEEP PACE WITH MODERN CONDITIONS AND INCREASE IN THE NUMBERS OF PUPILS. WE BELIEVE IT IS TIME TO START DEFINITE PLANNING FOR THE FUTURE DEVELOPMENT AND EXPANSION OF YOUR SCHOOL. WE ARE ALWAYS READY TO ASSIST IN ANY WAY WE CAN. Farmers Sz Merchants Bank - SINCE 1890 - GREEN RIDGE MISSOURI A Complete Line of Insurance HOSPITAL - MEDICAL - INDEMNITYS DISABILITY INCOME PERSONALIZED SERVICE Earle 8z Pearle Williams BOX 72 - PHONE 527-3326 GREEN RIDGE MISSOURI THANK YOU! COMPLIMENTS OF WE WOULD LIKE TO THANK THE I FOREGOING MERCHANTS FUR THE Kast ADVERTISING IN oUR 1964-65 ANNUAL. - - SEFVICB Statlon I THIS HELP HAS BEEN GREATLY APPRECIATED. FAST coURTE0Us SERVICE M.F.A. QUALITY PRODUCTS Senior Class KELLY SPRINGFIELD TIRES GREEN RIDGE R-8 HIGH SCHOOL SOUTH 65 HIGHWAY AND PETTIS COUNTY ROAD B GREEN RIDGE MISSOURI SEDALIA MISSOURI -1 Ze. C f , ., fo 5, 5 A 52 INTER-COLLEGIATE PRESS Kansas City - Winnipeg Yearbooks - Yearbook Covers Diplomas - Graduation Announcements USA 1 I 1 Q .' -. ' 1 f, 5,fEl'i I 1 F 1 . , H3531 1 5 '5'5?i:f2::4gj' . 752 561524 ll-i5fQ'ffx5VfX 3 . f .. , .:,, ,fmm - .f,ygi.1.:'.b,-ff, - . Q QQ Q 1 ,lggkg ,-,ii f.1,,.1fZ-3, .1 1,-,f1595zgf,., 1,-my -wierd., -- ff , K W W H - v I K. K . . 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