Greenwood High School - Under the Greenwood Tree Yearbook (Springfield, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 74 of the 1951 volume:

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'f557J, ' 5' Ria W 51,?'f rf, ' ..- , L . :T,,,.L ', -sf' C' W Vfffa- ,Af ij,V2,4,k, 15 Q1 fu., The ,en F'fI S P uunsn 1'l-lla Gnlslanwoon 'mes ax y 9 use Q DEDICATION Th1s 1951 edit1on of Under The Greenwood Tree 15 dedlcated to all those whose eHthUS1 astlc school sp1r1t has made thls the suc cessful school year that lt has been FOHMNORD ron, on the basketball court, on the track, on the llnks, on the tennls courts,and to the coaches and faculty members and enthuslastlc students whose hlgh school sp1r1t has paved the way for so many champlonshlp teams, th1s year's Annual Staff chose as 1ts theme nThe Bluegay Champs.U We of the Annual Staff slncerely hope th1s wlll always glve us a remlnder of a very wonderful and successful school year To pay due tribute to those on the grid- ANNUAL STAFF Edltor ln-Chlef J1m hoon ASSlStaHt Edltor Beverly R1ce Assoclate Edltor Barbara Denham Photovraphy Edltor Eddle Nonweller Sport Edltor Maynard Glnsburg Humor Fd1tOPS Harry Neale Nancy Blalr Art Ed1tOPS George Hackney Buddy Boone Staff Irlters Celeste Moon Mary AllC6 Slmmons Ann Ames Speclal Staff Assembler Sus1e Illey Typlng Advanced Typlnv Glass BUS1HGSS Mana ers Dlck Houk Harry Baker ACA JD JLEDGI'-KENT The Annual Staff W1SF9S to extend Ita fullest gratltude to the followln whose lnterest and help have been 1mm asurahle 1n organlzlnp and produclnv the 1950-51 Under The Greenwood Tlee hlSS Gardner, Po Sponsor Mrs Calton, oo-ojon or Dr Trentham Art Class Typlng Class Q . . 0 q 0 n 4 u . . 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Q 'w V 0 r' V - 1 w fu w c' O A O g s I, f LASJEJ V TRALlUxNi HUMLR 5 Q, fi' fl, 5251 D N 1 ET R M N fx Q TI ar 4 E 3 5 P ra T 5 X .--.Q 36 -36 lst Row Jlm Moon, Barbara Mlddleton, Ann Keller, Jack Long, Susle Haswell 2nd Row Beverly Brown, Susle Johnson, Rlchard Thompson, Beverly Hanshaw Mrs Wllla Huthe W1ll18mS, sponsor 3rd Row Trellls Haworth, Polly Pollard, Wayne Nlederhuth, Kenny Cralg The Student Councll, composed of two representatlves from each class, lS the governlng body The presldent and secretary are elected by the students at the flrst of the school year The Councll elects one faculty member to act as lts advlsor All school actlvltles for the year are planned and d rected by the Councll and faculty Stud ni Council Fu ully Harry A Wlse Dept and Dlr of Traln ng School S ln Ed , SMS fl9l9D 411 A M , George Peabody College H9235 Ph D , Yale Cl937J ,Xa .,:g,. hi also- Prl c nal of Greenwood Llorarlan d , SMS Cl D S 1D Ed , SMs 1Q42 ME A y 'OT' h' 5 GNT l '7 A M , Mwssomm Uru C172 Ph D 'SN YOPK T'Y11V uradua e Stuoem , VI L l92'7 1, Y . 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C19bOJ J H Colllns Supervlsor of PhyS1Ca1 Educatlon B S ln Ed , SMS 419223 A B , SMS Cl92lJ M P E , Sprlngfleld, Mass C1936 Wllla fiuthe w1ll1amS Supervlsor of Engllsh and French A B , wllllalll Jewell Cl9l,7D Graduate Work, M U flghg 50 Kenneth A Flte Supervlsor of MUSlC Georgla York Calton Supervlsor of Commerce B.S. in Ed., SMS Cl9A2D M.A., New York Univ. Cl9Z+9J B S 1U Ed , Dlploma ln Vlolln, SMB M Mus , Northwestern Unlv Cl937D Graduate Work, Kansas Unlv 619333 Mlldred Baker Rice Instructor of Engllsh and SOC13l Studles S 1D Ed , MS Lucy Mae Smlth Supervlsor of Vocatlonal Home Economlcs Franclsco Ramon Colon Instructor of Spanlsh BS mm, B S , Drury College H1946 M E , Colorado A G M Cl9A9 Graduate Student, Cal Unlv Cl9z9j Graduate Student, M U Addltlonal Work SMS V1v1an Ford Supervlsor of Art 5.5. 1D Ed., SMS H9285 M.A., Columbla Unlv. fl9L9 . Q., .2 ,. ,. '2 iii Q, . 'rw 3 fm,- .gw--rvz .V ' V 'A V' an Q ling?-,. 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'51 3. 3, J J 3 1 B ','9, O, 51 I ,I ' a I 9 Patsy Sauerman 13 Years 1U Greenwood Honor Roll ' , 'L.7, me, ' 9, ' Drum Corps , 'L , ' , ' Chorus 'A9, '50 ' Dramatlcs Club 'L9, 5 Spanlsh Club '50, I Harry Neale 12 Years IH Greenwood Track 'A9, '50 Chorus '50 '51 Dramatlbs Club '51 Class Presldent '51 Annual Staff '51 Bob Brown 12 Years ln Greenwood Go f 'A8 'L9, O Track 'AS A9 O Basketball 'A8, A9 '50 Football 'LB 'LQ 5 Honor Roll 'L9 50 Chorus A9 50 '51 Carl A Davls Medal '5 Dramatlcs Club '51 Dramatlcs Club Preslden ' Rose Marle Reed 13 Years 1U Greenwood Cub Standard Staff 'Ao 50 Drum Corps 'L8 'A9 '50 '51 Chorus 'A9 '50 '51 Dramatlcs Club 'LQ '5 ' Honor Roll '50 Annual Staff ' I Nancy Blalr 12 Years 1n Greenwood D um POFPS 'L3 'A9 5 ' Cub Standard Staff Honor Roll '50 Dramatlcs Club '50, 51 Spanlsh Club '51 Annual qtaff '51 Drum Magor '51 5 'ri' W EW? L6 A 50 ' 'AB 9 50 51 . , 51 , ' O, '51 . ' 51 A F. H. 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' ' ' ly Harry Baker l3 Years lH oreenwood r ck 'AS L9 '50 Football 'L9 '50 honor Roll 'LQ '50 Sllver Medal 'AQ '50 Class Presldent '50 Dramatlcs Club '5l Annual Staff '51 Beverly Kesslnver 10 Years 1U ureenwood Drum Corps 'L8 ' l Orus 'L ' O ' l B nd '50 Dram tlc L L V bf I Dramatlcs Student C French Club Drum Corps Jerry Pldmner P ears lH :ood nd ' O b rus '50 Dramatlos Club '5 Jlm Moon l3 Years 1D Greenwood Class Presldent 'L6 Football 'AB 'LQ '50 Honor Roll 'L8 'LQ 5 Honor Roll 'L8, L , rack 'Lv, ' SllEST Pedal Secretary Student Body ' Basketball 'L9, 'SO 5 Carl A Davls Medal '50 Cub Standard staff '50, 5 Annual Staff '50 'Sl Dramatlcs Club '51 Presldent of Student Body Anrual Edltor '5l Student Councll L6 L7, L9 f , 77-Ljfaff .Lf V L32 l ' u , v vwg, 1 T a , ' , ' Y : , , 4 3 f, w Cx O , we, '50, 5 n 5 ..5 . a , f ,Cl.l 2' ' -' Cf I V L' ' Czfg F I I 3 Z, , D3 so 'gre . F' ' ' . 9 . 'fh' ? I, 9 ' s '51 I ' 5 2 Y,' ' Greenv Q: 3151 B3 5 , v5l ' V C O , 'El 5 2' 3 J J ' O . ' 9 '50 , T A 50 ff' fyfff- PM . V 1 ,AQ . AQ, 50 5 D J I 1 .'l, L J l ',.' J 1- A . f-A I l ' -X, ag -' 4- . A , -4 f 4' J-' . , - gf J, L . f . v 5-L ' , - v ,x - Barbari Kosainger 10 Years in Greenwood Drum Iorps 'A8, '59, '50 Chorus '59, '50, '51 Band '50, '51 Dramatics 11ub '51 Buddy Boone 12 Years 1U Grepnwood DF8Hdtlp5 1ub 'LQ '50 '51 ub Standard S aff '50 Annual Sfaff '51 Spanlsh nllb '51 Fren h C1ub '51 Fren h 1ub Prpsldent 51 uanes wa er gupp P Vea 1U Qonwood Band 'uQ enn 5 rara tel e Moon 'QarQ n Jneerwoo 'Ono o up Cnoru 4 ramd 1o5 11ub ' o '5 nc' 1ub 'Lv O nua up e 5 a J J eerf od X P1355 nl Q ur ST1.11r4 o 1 D 1 t S S'l1fU u .Jfi lf: 5 1 ' 'W A V '-' Q J C Q , '51 ' J 1 . dw C I . A T' ' ' . 1 LL Q' , Jr. Q 1 rs ' Gr,, , ,1L9 T i '50 D 1 tits Jlub '51 L ost Q L1 - i 51 . d 3 .r R 11 ,, 'uQ ' S 'ui D 'LQG C1' '49, 5', 1 Fre n C ' A, '5 , '51 An 1 SZ'.f '51 F. H. A. '51 Nancy J 5 15 fe rn in 'F Luo Honor Ro11 '16, 'L7, 'u3, '52 , f PvesidQnt '47 D.1m Corps '43, 'L9, '56, '51 C J ,':'f 1 Qtaff 'L9, 'g9, '50, '51 Chorus 'L9, '5L, 51 rrma it Club '19, '5C, '51 uv':.t Co toil '52 Q,fLish C uV '52, '51 F. H. A. ' 1 My Tom Turner ffl 13 Years in Greenwood Jgwnzzfglf Honor Roll '47, '48, '49, '50 Golf '48, '50 Chorus '49, '50, '51 Cub Standard Staff '49, '50, '5 French Club '49, '50, '51 Dramatics Club '49, '50, '51 Tennis '49, '50 Annual Staff '50 Sllver Medal '50 Student Councll '51 Cheer Leader '51 Donna Nelms 7 Years 1D Greenwood Drum Corps '50 '51 Cheer Leader '50 '51 Dramatlcs Club '50 ' Student Councll '50 Honor Roll '50 I Homecomlng Queen '51 Falr Greenwood '51 Susle Wlley ll Years 1U Greenwood Honor Roll '48 '49, '50 Chorus '50, '51 Dramatlcs Club '50 '51 Student Gouncll '50 Cheer Leader '50 '51 Spanlsh Club '50, '51 Annual Staff '51 Eddle Nonweller 8 Years ln Greenwood B nd '46 '47, '48, '49 Honor Roll '47, '48, '49, '50 Student Councll '47 Football '49, '50 Sllver Medal '50 Track '50 Football Captaln '51 Dramatlcs Club '51 Annual Staff '51 Rlchard Thompson X 5 Years ln Greenwood l , IAS I I5 I Honor Roll 47 '48 '49 '50 Student Councll '48 ' Cub Standard Staff '49 5 ' Chorus '49, '50, Dramatlcs Club '49, '50 ' French Club '49, 50 Sllver Medal '49, Football '49, '50 Tennls '49, '50 French Club Presldent '49 Tennls Captaln '50 Cub Standard Edltor '51 Va dlctorlan '51 5985 t Body Secretary WW Ann Wllllng Ames Years 1U Greenwood Drum orps 'AS Honor Roll 'A8 L9 ' 0 Chorus L9 50 '51 French Club 49 0 Dramatlcs Club 'LQ '50 51 Cub Standard staff 5 Annual Staff 51 F H A Presldent Varvln Wesley Ozley 2 Years ln Greenwood Dramatlcs Club '51 Dlck Houk 5 Years 1D Greenwood Chorus 'A9, 50 '51 -Q. is cub standard S+af'f' 'LQ Football '59, '50 Honor Roll '50 'LW' Annual staff 50, 5 Track '50 Dramatlcs Club '51 Band '51 Basketball '51 Football Captaln '51 Drum NaJor Band Leah Dee Klepfer y Years ln Greenwood Drun C r '58, ' 9, ' Dramat cs Club 'LG, Chorus ' , '5L, ' Mary A11 J1mNOHS 13 Ye1rs 1U Pre nwood Honor Roll 'Ab AZ, 'A8, ',+ Chorus '19, '50 Dramatl u 'A9, ' 1 ub Standard JL4 f 50, ' l bpinlsh l b I I Sa uta Crlan Anrua Sta f '51 A . 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'uv 3 Lene- W f-Q.,-0 WWW 'fs Maynard Gmsburg, Mary Al1CS Sunmons, Jlmmy Moon, Susle Wlley, Barbara Denham Ann Ames, Nancy Blalr, Celeste Moon, Beverly Rlce, Harry Baker Mlss Grace Gardner, Co Sponsor D1ck Houk, Leo Hackney, Edd1e Nonweller, Harry Neale, Buddy Boone lst Row 2nd Row 3rd Row x 2... 2... ..... -Q... Q., 1 -...T ' -1. . i. i 1 -1-.. Jr f .5-: fb -fy' fasvf -'--- GJ mf W 39,7 I-'71 I X Q M , ar QQ ff' Aff f s B mf ' , --sm V :. . -a A 'ww-gl, Y'-y we mit I ' I.- ' 'gg Q -I ' I ' -v -,Q-46 -Q ',':' ' ll , ,Q Q B ,J 3- ll la' S B B A 'QI4 -2- if ' , 6 5 QF' K ,L 1'. Y I 5 B E a if Vi A - M -4 Q' ,Nh ' 4 4, Q. . Wu., ' 1 ss fr xx? Cub Standard Stuff ll-I u , BB . 'Pau -MMM V-M V 'os 3 1 ,Os ,---.-. - 455' Ugg., : 1 Q - -- - ., . Q 1- f V 3' 4- 'f ' QQ 41 's An 11 41. X, 'C' lst now 2r 'KOA it cnarf' LHOFQSOI1, M4 tor, JlLUI'y Stokes, Barbara Spracllrg, Beverqj A011 iwwer, Ann V' lbert, Vw lu' Clnrpr Fay Vane: vor' ulm Moon, Mfr ra SDencf2 , NIW W ILLQJHS, Ivary Al ce Cnxnrrors, fancy ess, J.mr'y O JG rc ulns Arg, Q oi -Lo be Son, N'ar'cl1 Roboersor, POQ1-D Qepd LJ n +P Jerri, 1., a. ILC , nnr me , uiq U ' Ao'+1eQm1f'1Q FH- HOO I eh S 3 1 S TT ww W UMW? lui. ga X . A , 0 X 2 5 J s .Q ' , ,f ,V e . 5 E9 ,Z C 6 ' wr '- 'H 7 Q 1 'F W .. 'B' , 1 x ,. 1 4 Ykws W . 4: ' ' Kuff 4 -f . 'Q QV , ' ,,k 1, 1, , , Jw , Q . 4. , . Q9 .Q . .. 1 ,. lu y - ,A l'A ' : Ri' gm .L ,qi ' . ' 'H' J Hiteg mp, ' va ' 'i La 'M 5 ' si . .d Row: .A - xi. , ,Q A -. i 'H ' 1 i ..' .. ' D' J - 4 llis 3rd I : Mata M b' ' Cfr- A f L :' A . 4' ' 1' -Q A -5 Barbara Denharzg Janet Haseltineg Susie Johnson Lth 'Ah Sribng FaLL'f1' 2 'i H ' . 5' E 'iff Home Tye lub Szaxsard Q: a lii-f1OIi',flQl' puLLica.ior - .7 -qdgff cf' 3:',,: 'i High. 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X ' A C9 , , 60 D 3' 0 'Q Q f A A Drclmuhcs Club V s st 2nd 3rd Lth Sth Row Row Row: How Row LM Willa Ruthe Williams, Posie Reed, Barbara Middleton Jerry Lynn Rainwater, Patsy Sauerman, Tom Turner, Larry Bruns, Ann Keller Beverly Browng Susie Wileyg Sue Moon' John Smith Jim Moong Paul Trenthamg Carol Robbersong Susie Johnson' Lynne Farrarg Beverly Riceg Wayne Niederhuthg Barbara Spradlingg Bill Hardieg Jean Walkerg Nancy O'Bryantg Jean Alice Stott Jim Andersong Donna Nelmsg Nancy Blairg Mary Alice Simmonsg Pat Jonesg Mary Tuckg Martha Spencerg Barbara Denhamg Ann Calbertg Janet Haseltine Marilyn Medleyg Leah Kieffer Harry Bakerg Richard Thompsong Bryan Toombsg Bob Browng Ann McDonaldg Dorothy Fortg Nancy Jessg Celeste Moong Sandra Caylorg Marcia Robbersong Fay Vandivortg Wagner Love Clifton Smallg Marvin Ozleyg Dick Houkg Danny Richg Jerry Plummerg Buddy Booneg Jimmy Jack Kingg Ann Ames The Dramatics Club is composed of is interested in drama. This year the play which was directed by Willa Huthe Club. George Hackneyg Jerry Falling Harry Nealeg Eddie Nonweilerg any senior high student who organization presented one Williams, Supervisor of the S PQ? Choru LL, . MsL......,.,0 lst 2nd rd th th th Row Row Row Row Row Row Barbara Mlddleton, Mary Allce S1m.ons, Ann Calbert, Beverly Rlce Jean All e Stott, Barbara Plner, Margorle Cather, Patsy Sauerman Barbara Denham, Ann Keller, Nancf Ann O'BrVant Marcla Robberson Mr Kenneth Flte, supervl or, Barbara Spradllng, Sue Moon, Margot Herzog, Wllma Cllmer, Beverly Brown, Susle Wlley, Susle Tohnson Lynne Farrar Naomi Ruhl Ann McDonald, Ann Ames, Posle Reed Janet Ha eltlne, Jerry Lynn Bal water, Martha Carolyn spencer, Marllyn Medley, Thoma lna Calltharp, Clalre Ellen Chalmers, Sandra Caylor, Carol Robberson, Leah nle er, Jean Walker, Fay Jandlvort, Ia.cy Jess Bob Gordon, Bob Brown, Paal Trertham, Frar Haney, Dor Wlchol on, Larry Bruns, Jlm Arder on, Mayne hlederhuth, Maynard lW burg, Jerry Webb, Bryan Toomb Jlm Stokes, D1 k Houk R1 r rd Thompson, Jeorze Kl6fp6F, Pete Turner, Larry Reed, John Smith, Davld Fay, Edward Andalafte Tom Courtney, Tom Turner Cllfton Small, Wagner Love, Tom Grlm, Danny Rlcn, Honnle McCorm1 Jlmmy Jack King, Stephen Thomas, Harry Neale, George Hackney Jerry Plummer The Mixed Chorus 15 composed of senlor hlah students and 15 conducted by the mu 1C supervlsor, Mr Kerneth Flte At the prese t lt has a membershlp of 67 students The Chorus ha sun? at var ou as emblles and at the Muslc Festlxal tr year A af., , 3 H 6:25 V gffivhrf gmxfp' V A 4 , 3 ex I y . 4 N H 2 S F I I 4 A i ., fr t st Row 2nd Row ro Row Row Jlm McKn1ght, Kenneth wllls, Jlm Stokes Jlm McGu1re Ann Brown Janet Haseltlne, Larry Fren h, Jack Long, Doy Voung, Rose Falame Mr Flte dlrector, Hugh Harrls, Herbert Colllne, Larrf Qru e John Young, Frank Haney, fancy Fort, Betty Sk1iFOTG, kedra Roea Waoml Huhl Kathryn Hyer, Steve thomae, ete murner Haul renfhar, Norrle Jess, Don V1 holsor, Jerr Nebb, Ja k omv ette Qof Lee meat Frances potter, J W Andersor, Tow oou frey Jlvk Houk Vdewe Wo weller, Jer Wu. r wand ho pe Edna d A ialaf e Thls ear the Greenwood na arier the 1 or ' Ke e Y + h 4 has played for asSembW1es pep rallles P ee 1U 5 ann as par 1 1 pated 1D several paradee BI1 The Band wembers eaverl antw pated all ear the Sfa+e MUCIF Feet val, for lt was near des re to Det' r +he ra f H3' wh oh last yea ' ban reoelxed durlng the fes+1vaW hel at oolumbla Dru Corp TOM rg wow th Qow ur fc: 1 f llll r lllll j6, ll f 099 WG!! :Dann Com? 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Marty Less 3HCFH'iTT lpxrg H,KmS T,:i51Y.- Eagle ,e ' puni Club oo- .x as qua-au.--q fv avg lst How Pat Jones Ee rl, R1 e Barba a J ra Q Susle W leg, a sy Sauer a Jerry Fall o+ep1eh Thomas lrl George Kleffer, Nafcy Jess 1 c aehor old s b s r Danny Rlch, Cllfton Small, Blll da e eom, Srl Nancy Blalr, Mary DlmmOWS, Dav d FQ 2rd Row e+er urher 3rd Row sponsorshlp of Sr Frau lsco bolou Spallsh supe V sor +he se OH year Spanlsh studerts are members of the Club ree 9 e every morth d for ur 0 e of e SF+3l me f a 1 fo ga e to sf ard of a The Club was o ga the members au obpor' spa lsh SDSHK1 g beoole SDSWC UYV6FSlng and slnglhg Spaulsh and Ore sf the most memo able m66tlWgS 0 the blub was tue Chrlstmas dart w h was held r he gally decorated Spahlsh room e meetl a playl g bparlsh games The offlcers of tH15 year's opaalsh Club lhclude Danny Rlch r sadeht, Naucy Blal V e cresldert Arm Kelle secre+ar1, and Mary A e awmmo easurer 'Tl 'U . 5 O ' ' . ' Z- 'D ' Y 0 ' f , f ' l , N. ' I R E . 4 5 - ' T . N 3 2 , , X L 5 e gf 9 s af Q9 , -.. . va' T A ' 1 1 ' 'e ' wa' I C qi V N ,aa , A 1. - . : 3 Ve v 'C 3 W' r fp- iliiqg Ah: Kellerg ' i P t ' m h A : ing , I . g Tam '-'m5 P , T' H 5 ' ' 4 5 Bud y B oieg ' C wth, pan o : ' ' ' . ' Y rdi 5 ' Eh l'zhg . I -. A I i 1 The Spanish Club of l95O-Sl was organized in the fall under the ' . .c' T ., r' M ' r i . All . 3 d V ' . . . l , which A, Ls me . A . r xizel A the pu p s it U 'nm 2- L u- lv . ,a uuhity ,udy the hiszory A customs ll - H. - t.n . . Th , 'Kgs re A . CTI H. . ' ' in ,' v'vw A ' ' 1 w ' ' f- 5' A l T. . M .V . . X , 1. J , ,V T 1 . ' - f y his . T i. 3 ' ' . . ,. F . 1 . . X . YK D n y .W . . A . , , - rv - V . v . F V-- . A T, lr. A . , - r, - U lic CL M ns, tr ' , French Club M ll yllt f ' .A.......w. fig as lst Row Mrs Wllla Ruthe W11.l1a.ms sponsor, Barbara Middleton, Naornl Ruhl, Sue Moon, Buddy Boone 2nd Row Celeste Moon, Mnice Craln, Ann Ames Rlchard Thompson 'vw' Q54 A ,.f-:rn A666 nn 3 41 C5333 not-W ' ' ' ' L g '--H e- li I fn ff -o 'mf d 3 - -W' 1 'Q' . he. 2: , N Y V- N 'V V V VV q ' '- ::4 W--1' ' VVMVNA V V V N, -- .- D ,A 4 .., . 1 5 YV no 1 0 l be G1 Q 4' V V 1 : 2 . . . g. 7 Q ' I ' 3 ' ' I l 1 1 ,X ' . ' , - 5'3?'f K I J I W vw- v , V V ' ' .4 , x 1 , I W E ,:,V QV , , 7 4:3 5, 1-,Al l V A V R'Q3W4f 'j 1:L ,Q1affm,' iffitaiij , . gy f ,K lf... I 1.l:,,1, f 2 V . Ji ' 1 . i 'Y ,K jqwf .. W., . VV yi ' ,, .- , -.,4 ' V V V Q9 V V' LV A - 1 ,. . L M wv D If .ft - -., .,,,,,f53g: QT K , , V, 4 A .W l f ,V 4 ' auf: , v .- . . . f -I-J-. . ' . Leif f 113, : . . . . , . . . . : . . . . 3 . A :I IV ' A , . 3.1 4l 5' 'Q f O .' 0.1! . . . . .7 it NJ It 'K A I , Q 3 l L O . - -. . . - - , , . - . fi. Q. Q 1 ' w ' . 4 1 I . , 3. f'5 fi Cheer elder lst How Donna Nelms Susle Wlley 2nd Row Tom Turner, Sue Moon 3rd Row Beverly Brown, Ann Calbert Q O ul CN fi- 44.- DC QS 6 as elf lst Row Beverly Rlce, Nancy Jess, Ann Ames, Martha Spencer, Mary Tuck 2nd Row Patsy Sauerman, Posle Reed, Barbara Denham, Donna Nelms, Mary Allce SlmmOHS, Barbara Spradllng rd Row Celeste Moon, Mlss Smlth, sponsor, Naoml Ruhl An 1HHOVatlOH 1F school thls year 15 Greenwood's chapter of the Future Homemakers of Amerlca Thls 1S a natlonal organlzatlon made up of glrls 1n home economlcs classes throughout the Unlted States ACt1Vltl6S thls year lncluded holdlng open houses for the JUD1OT and S9HlOP hlgh, actlng as hostesses at Homecomlng, and entertalnlng 2,000 g1FlS at a dlstrlct F.H.A. meetlng. Offlcers for 1950 51 are Presldent, Ann Ames, V1C6 presldent, Martha Spencer, Secretary, Barbara Denham, Treasurer, Mary Tuck, Reporter, Mary Allce S1mmons,Par11amentar1an, Nancy Jess,and Hlstorlan, Beverly Rlce. U Q Q A I ' 'T ' ' , T ' M-'-'- H I 51' .-.................., 1 - - , ,N wi? s 6 ' 54 ,A 5, N in t Q ' , .. 5 J .. V .y 9 W 'KY' ' , i, . ko- Y I. , K - f 6 X B , .A 'Q 3 : . . . D . -1--za'---1: M asv if if 49' Y M vii: Football Rlcnard hompson, Jlm Moon 2nd How Tlm flHg, Davld Fay Steve Thomas, Honnle McCorm1ck, Wayne ledernuth, John Smltk 3rd Row H peedyu Collwns, codcn, Maynard Gln burv, Terry Brown, B111 Hardle S K EE fu, ah V V I ' H 2 1 . lg r A ff . N o 0 . . lst Row: Harry Bakerg Leo Hackneyg Eddie Nonweilerg Dick Houkg Bob Browng : b. 1. n . 9 I . . .. N' . ' ' . : S 4 ' 1' ' S D' ' ' ' NK ff my 5 'ff fn FOOTBALL 1950 Midway through the month of August, 1950, football practice sessions were begun by Greenwood High Blue1ays Approximately L0 boys, 12 of whom were returning lettermen, reported for the drills In the opening game of the new season, the Jays met Houston on the home field The highly rated Houston eleven finally yielded and the Jays left the mud laden field with a 20 6 victory After a week of rest the Bluegays Journeyed to Ava With the team as a whole playing exceptionally well, they recorded a 32 7 triumph Now, having knocked over two big teams the Jays were called the Hlittle iron men.N Next on the schedule was a home game with Walnut Grove In this game, also played in the mud the Jays' line held their opponents to a minus 6 yards The Jays piled up 21 points, making a final score of 21 O for win number 3 The following week, Jopl1n's HBH team came to Springfield for a night game with the Jays After trailing 6 7 at half time, the Bluejays rallied The Jays'next game was at the SHS Stadium w1th Spr1ngf1e1d's Bullpups Halfback George Hackney scored three touchdowns as the Jays won the game, 20 O This was the first time in 2h years that the teams have met Once again the rivalry with Bolivar was renewed as the Jays played on the Tigers' field Unaffected by the bitter cold and aided by two Bolivar fumbles, the Jays annexed a 32 7 win One week later the Bluegays played at Cassville Trailing O 6 at half time, the reguvenated Bluegays started the last half with a spurt that netted them a well earned 21 o victory The season's finale was played against Sarcoxie on the home field Exploding for three touchdowns in the first quarter, the Jays marched on to win number 8, L7 7 This was the third time that Greenwood has had an undefeated and untied football team, but it was the first time they were able to sport 19 consecutive wins which were compiled over a period of 3 seasons These boys received letters and gold footballs SENIORS Harry Baker, Bob Brown, George Hackney, Dick Houk, Jim Moon, Eddie Nonweiler, Richard Thompson, JUNIORS Terry Brown, David Fay, Jim King, Wayne Niederhuth, John Smith, Stephen Thomas, SOPHOMORES-Maynard Ginsburg, Ronnie McCormick, A J ' . O . ' .H . . , . . . . 0 I ? 1 . . . , . . U , 0 . 0 0 . ' I , - O g . . . - . in the final two quarters to win, 19-7, for their fourth victory in a row. . . . . . 1 . 0 - 1 0 1 . , Q . . 3 1 ' . . . . . ' o . . . b .n . . . BASKETBALL 1951 The 1951 Greenwood basketball team earned a champ1onsh1p ratlng for the fifth year in a row as a result of wlnning over 80 per cent of the1r regularly scheduled games With sllghtly more than a week of practlce beh1nd them the Jay cagers made thelr debut 1n the Ozark Tournament by edglng out Morrlsvllle but loslng to Ozark and Wlllard The Jays, w1th a 2 2 record, entered thelr flfth annual Blue and Gold Tournament They were soundly beaten by Nevada 1U a flrst round game After the tournament, the Bluegay qulntet annexed a strlng of four w1ns whlch was broken by a strong 4111ard aggregat1on Shortly afterward, th1s feat was a9a1n accompllshed, only th1s time the Rogersville f1ve broke the strmng Extremely bad weather caused cancellation of games with Spokane and Wlllard the f1nal two games on the Jays' schedule The sub reglonal tournament brought an end to the 1951 season for the Bluegays, as they were beaten 1n a flrst round game by St Agnes of Sprlng fleld Durlng the 1950 51 season the Javs won 10 and lost 6 The1r record for the regular season was 9 2, whlle they won only one out of flve tourna ment tussles In all of thelr 16 games the Jay cavers racked up a total of 772 polnts as compared w1th the1r opponents' 758 Thelr average per game was A8 3 po1nts Those rece1v1ng letters and sold basketballs were Bob Brown, Jim Moon, D1ck Houk, Jlmmy Klng, Terry Brown, Davld Fay, and Ronnle McCorm1ck Thls year the squad elected Bob Brown and J1m Hoon as co captains Year's Schedule of Games ec Dec, Dec Dec Jan Jan Jan Jan Jan an Jan Feb Feb Feb Feb Ozark 4W111ard Strafford fThereJ Nevada Clever CThereJ Ash Grove Str fford Ash Grove CThereJ Wlllard CThereJ Rogersvllle Clever B1ll1ngs B1111ngs KThereD Rogersvllle CThereJ St Agnes Tournament Games Greenwood Greenwood Greenwood Greenwood Greenwood Greenwood Greenwood Greenwood Greervooo Greenwood Greenwood Freenwood Greenwood Greenwood Greenwood J . , . O , ,D Nov. 29 4Morrisville L2 Greenwood L3 D' . 1 4 53 2 ef ' 53 7 . 12 37 . 26 s 51 - 2 35 . 6 37 . 9 a L1 . 11 L8 c . A' ' J . 18 ' 57 . 30 L2 . 2 ' ' 57 1 . 6 ' ' 51 . 9 ' 51 9 . 95 . 39 . Terry Ronnle McCorm1ck Ba keibal Brown J1m Moon Coach NSpeedyn Colllns Dick Houk Davld Fa? Bob Brown Jlmmy Jack Klng . .- l.r, .X I A xx 4 : . , ' ' lf' N, l V k ,. Y 'I X r ' . 5 fi E,lxi,-.4 1 ' ' I 1 N 1 . 5 X xr 7' M . 2 b , , 'f 'x If 'IQ X? Wt xvlvxb A I 2 . . ' . Track lst Row Harry Baker, Jack Rlley, Walter Camp, Joe Vaughan, Gale Gordon Charles H'Doubler, Don Hoover, Jlm Moon 2nd Row Mlke Craln, Jlm Anderson, Leo Hackney, Bob Brown, Ronnle McCorm1ck Dlck Houk, Eddle Nonweller, Harry Neale, USpeedyH Colllns, coach 3rd Row Paul Trentham, Maynard Glnsburg, Wayne Nlederhuth, Davld Fay, Wagner Love, Tom Courtney, Jlm Klng, Terry Brown n spun 3, -ft 55 'X 0 1 1 ' o 1 I q ' 9 0 1 ' 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 1 ' ' 1 A I .-, 925 ,,1.J J,q4 . v . F 5735 3 TRACK Greenwood's track teams have won ne rly 805 of the meets 1n Wh1Ch they have part1c1pated over a perloo of fourteen years After the State Indoor Meet at C01Umb13, the 1950 Bluejay th1nclads made the1r debut 1n front of the hometown fans by ov rwhelmlng P16PC8 C1ty, 58 13 Bob Brown led the SCOF1Dg with three f1rsts and a th1rd On the follow1ng day the Jays troun ed Alba, 81 50 After a week of rest, they ran rough shod over Golden Clty, Mansfleld, and H lfwaw, C0mp1l1Hg a total of 163 pOlHtS aga1nst SL for Golden C1ty, the Jays' closest opponent The Jays, after plac1ng second 1n the Nevada Relays, began train1ng for the Class C DlStP1Ct Meet Their hard work was not 1n va1n, as they successfully defend ed the1r title, w1nn1ng by a 395 pO1nt margln over the1r nearest r1val Th1a qual1f1ed them for the State Meet, and assured them a champ1onsh1p rat1ng On May 6 Greenwood captured the Class C State laurels, edg1n9 Edina, 365 36 Bob Brown set a tOPT1d pace as he racked up 185 po1nt to lead the Jays to v1ctory This closed the 1950 season for the Bluegays, who won all but one of the1r reg ularly scheduled meets, and who successfully defended one t1t1e and gained another Those who lettered are SENIORS Walter Camp, Gale Gordon, Charles H'Doubler, Don Hoover, Jack Rlley, Joe Vaughan, JUNIORS J1m Anderson, Harry Baker, Bob Brown, George Hackney, D1ck Houk, J1m Moon, Harrv Neale, Edd1e Nonwe1ler, SOPHOMORES Terry Tom Courtney, Maynard G1nsburg, Wagner Love, Ronn1e McCorm1ck CARL A DAVIS M DAL when an athlete has fulfllled certa1n requ1rements both 1U h1S stud1es and h1s athletlc ach1evements, he 1S awarded the Carl A D8V1S Medal To obtain this medal, a student must letter 1n three sports and at the same t1me rema1n on the Honor Roll throughout the year Th1s award was named for Carl A Dav1s, a former State College student and athlete Mr Br1ggs accla1med h1m to be the be t example of both student and athletlc achlevement he ever knew Carl A Dav1s d1d not attend Greenwood, how ever, so lt 15 hoped that SOmet1m8 Greenwood w1l1 produce a student and athlete worthy of havlng the medal named for h1r Th1s Gold medal 1S the hlvhest ward that can be obta1ned There lS, however, a S1lV6P medal wh1ch 15 g1VeH when a boy letters 1n e1ther one or two sports and ma1nta1ns an average of S or better dur1ng the year Those who have PSCe1Ved Carl A DHVIS Medals 1n the past years are 1928 1930 1931 1933 193A 1935 Charles Mart1n Kenny K1lburn Henry Meyer Alfred Taylor Ed Heer Nova Babb Robert Barnwell MOPP1S Stephens Robert Barnwell Eldr1ch Carr B111 Sanford Walter Thomas Walter T1llman Garnett Wr1ght Dolph Crews 1936 1938 1939 l9L2 l9L3 l9Lb 1965 1966 Walter Thomas B111 Bob Dyche Guy Callaway Ralph Crow Rlchard McDonnell R1chard McDonnell DaV1d Nolt1ng Bob NOFPlSOU Dav1d Noltlng J1m Sunderland 19h7 19L8 19b9 1950 Peter H'Doub1er Robert Nolt1ng Magor Close Jack Blueste1n Major Close Frank Brown Charles H'Doubler Walter Camp Jack Blueste1n Charles H'Doubler Jack Riley Charles H'Doub1er Walter Camp Bob Brown J1m Moon 2 Fv. .3 - 9 Brown, Mike Crain, David Fay, Jim King, Wayne Neiderhuth, Paul Trenthamg FRESHMEN-- R525 Q? GOLF 1950 CLJFor the second consecutlve year, Coach NHeavyH Henderson's Greenwood golf team won a champlonshlp ratlng as a result of Wlhnlng more than 801 of 1ts matches The seventeen man squad enabled the Jays to spllt up into two teams ln order that they could play two matches at d1fferent places on the same day The followlng teams fell V1Ctlm to the Bluega golfers Carthage, 9 3 and 12 3 Sen1or Hlgh of Sprlngfleld, 8 7, ll5 3 , 295 18 , and 27 2h Neosho, 15 0 The only Jay loss 1n the thlrteen matches was to Aurora, 8 10 Tom Turner placed second 1n the 1950 M1ssour1 State Hlgh School Golf Tournament held at Kansas C1ty, loslng to Normandy of St Louls TENNIS 1950 Greenwood's 1950 tennis team dld not fare as well as lt was hoped Coached by B111 0'Ne1ll of SMS, the Bluegay netmen dropped consecutlve matches to Neosho, Senlor Hlgh of Sprlngfleld, Carthage, and Mt Vernon They ended thelr season w1th no w1ns and s1x defeats In sxngles competitlon 1U the Southwest M1ssour1 Tournament, R1chard Thompson and Tom Turner advanced to the quarterf1nals and semiflnals re spectively, before they were ellmlnated Tom Turner and J1m y Sapp, Green wood's only entry 1n the doubles competltlon, advanced to the f1nals before belng beaten by Carthage Richard Thompson was elected captaln by h1s teammates at the beglnnlng of the season Those recelvlng letters were Rlchard Thompson, Tom Turner Jerry Fallln, and Jlmmy Sapp All w1ll return 1U 1951 0 Q g o 3 -lj XYZ LJ . C 1 1 f NJ U-fff.. n -3 . . . . M --1 n 5 - 3 Lebanon, 105-L5, and lh-lg Mt. Vernon, 65-55 and 115-5g Aurora, 135-155 and fu- .,...f-' ,,,.-nv' ff hn- Left to rlght Terry Brown, Wayne Nlederhuth, Jack Rlley, Bob Brown, Walter Camp, Coach Heavy Henderson, Gale Gordon, Charles H'Doubler, Bob Calbert, George Hackney, Tom Turner we '32 I M4552 who wvf f+ '5x hmm Left to Fight Tom Turner, Jerry Fallln, 'hchard Thompson, Jlm Sapp 1 1 o .1- 5 ,..,,.. . - , , , . - F ,, ' ' F i ,: I A ,JVM ' 9 - Q ' Lt. , , ,.. ' ' F , 1. T , il 5' W K ' x . . ' ,j 4, w I . ,., V nv ' .UNI f 7 91'- fl' . - ' ' ' 5 i3 ' ...-,.. ' . J' ww- V V ..Av,-.f: 1 I ,, A ' 9 f'J 'f.9:'T3:,q , ., .,,.y:. -F3 'ol '7 .pf 4bLfJt,i. Y ' .534 , N . -3 - - 1 f iff ' 1 vial: - .11 ' 4 if , ' ' . 4, ' - :n'.' ' M ri ' W 2 . .IAYS 4-sal., 'NVQ Xa my 54, 1 f S :Fr W: 1 Hi fwfzg f ff' ul Qsvaucwf f . k Val ldorlan Valedictorian for the Class of '51 is Richard Thompson, with an average of 10 17 Richard really has Ha finger in every pie He is Student Council Secretary, editor of the HCub Standardn a letterman in football and tennis, and is tennis cap tain He is active in almost every organi zation in Greenwood, including the French and Dramatics Clubs, Mixed Chorus, and Band We wish Richard the best of luck and know he will succeed in anything he does in the future Saluiaiorlan Close behind Richard, with an average of 10 167 is Mary Alice Simmons, Saluta torian for 1951 She, too, has been active in many phases of school life. She sings in the Chorus, is an enthusiastic member of the Dramatics Club and the Cub Standard Staff, and is an officer of FHA. With her wonderful record and high ambitions, Mary Alice is our candidate for the Girl Most Likely to Succeed. . . O . X V ' ll ' ' ,. 0 Q . .- 0 0 . , - o eg0 illg QUEEN mhe darce of the year never to be forgotten was without a doubt the 1951 do e owing Dance ell in the SMS lounge on the evening of March 30 The dance wa iginally set for February 16 but five inches of sleet and 1 e ece s tafed +he pro rastinat or of the dance, the basketball game At 8 30 couples began the festivities to the music of Eddie Ball and his or hestra Then at 9 30 the royal ladies entered After short talks by Dr Trenthan ard Rick Phillips, president of the Alumni, the Secretary of the Studert Body, Richard Thompsor, in the absence of the President, Jim Moon crowned Donna helms as the 1951 Homecoming Queen This was followed by special dance for Queen Donna and her ladies ir waiting, Barbara Middleton and Sandra Caylor Hefreshmen s were furnished and served by Greenwood's newly organized chapter of the F H A At ll 30 the soft StFalUS from the bandstand ceased, and the Home coming Dance of 1951, engoyed by all, drew to a close 1 . ' ' ' m 3 H' h f '. ' . S Or. . , . . M 'c n S i V .. c -' i . J . preceding the dance, and all of the other Homecoming festivities. . A A . . . . . A v - A . ' . . , .. , 3, o ' , L1 FAI R GREENWOOD lu- f 0 u D ' 9 . . I l -nausea , A - f Q, onor Day The most outstandlng and lmpresslve ceremony of the school year lS Honor Day Thls year the scene of the occaslon was the SMS 3UdltOT1um A settlng of flowers lnterwoven lnto whlte lattlce offered the background for the throne of Falr and Slr Greenwood To take part 1H thls ceremony, a student must have hlgh scholastlc achlevements, be a class presldent, a student councll member, recelve a letter 1U one or more sports, earn a Ulu or NEW for lndlvldual performance 1U a state muslc or speech contest, or recelve an outstandlng honor outslde of the regular Greenwood actlvltles The maln address for thls occaslon 13 glven by a parent of one of the senlors Dr Trentham presents the honored students as they are admitted t HThe Order of the Rosen Falr Greenwood and Slr Greenwood, two students chosen for thelr popularlty, personallty, and appearance, are presented by the presldent of the student body They relgn over the program, and Falr Greenwood carrles out the rose tradltlon 1HStltUt6d when Honor Day began u o l ' O , . .. - I . . . . . . 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D X, Q V Year l926 l927 l928 l929 l93O l93l l932 1933 l93L 1935 l936 1937 l938 1939 l9L+O l9bl l9L2 l9b3 l9LA l9L5 l9L6 l9b7 l9L8 l9A9 1950 l95l F rst Cltlzen Ellzabeth Trlmble Sela Atklnson Natalle Brlggs Robert Jones Alfred Taylor Robert Welsh Wlnston Wammack Morrls Stephens Garrett Wrlght Arch Lowe Dolph Crews Kent Appleby Guy Callaway Bllly Joe Compton Joe Keller Russell Brown Art Marx Rlchard MacDonnell John Bogardus Davld Noltlng om Andersor Falr Greenwood Inez Gldeon Maxlne Plnsen Emma Jane McDan1el Marle Frances Walter Mary Helen Knowles Vlrglnla Davls Betty Crume Ellzabeth Mlller Dorls Crews Mary Ellzabeth Davls Jean Walker Rose Anne Keller Jean Whlsenand Angle Buslek Margery Thomas Allce H'Doubler Nancy Jones Kathleen Brown Ora May Hackn y Patsy Mack Loulse H'Doubler Annette Clos Loulse Blalr Patsy Smlth Patrlcla Walch Donna Nelms Slr Greenwood Charles Rlch Joe Schmalhorst Francls BeV1er Pete H'Doubler Charles Harman Brook Sulllvan Charl s H'Doubler G orge Hackney 65: v J FOOTBALL BANQUE1' df -X U J Z I 02 Q2 Zi 'I 1 One of Greenwood Hlgh School's oldest tradltlons was contlnued thls year when the Drum Corps entertalned the V1CtOT1OUS football team at thelr annual banquet The Football Banquet of 1950 was held on the evenlng of November 22 The Banquet was ar unusually gay occaslon because t honored a Creen wood team whlch had flnlshed a champlorshlp season wlth elght vlctorles and no losses But more than that these vlctorles added o those of teams of the two prevlous years A brllllant nlneteen game wlnnlng streak was made Thls year's football Season was one of the greates lH the schooDs hlstory The stud hall whlch was the scene of thls gala celebratlon, was decorated wlth blue and whlte crepe paper streamers hlghllghted by a group of football helmets suspended 1U the mlddle of the room The speaker's table was decorated wlth a mlnlature football labeled, Champs whlch was centered between two goal posts A del1c1ous dlnner was served and afterwards the toastmlstress Barbara Mlddleton welcomed the guests and lntroduced the speakers Coach and D1ck Houk Excellent entertalnment was furnlshed by the senlor glrls who pre sented an orlglnal sklt by Greenwood's Engl1sh supervlsor Mrs Wllla Ruthe w1ll1amS FOllOW1Hg the successful banquet an all school dance was held 1D the East Gym of the College Fleldhouse The year's cllmax to Greenwood's soclal act1v1t1es 1S the annual Junlor Senlor Prom For almost twenty one years the Junlor Classes have tr1ed to make the proms more elaborate and beautlful than the one the year before Orlglnal and refreshlng new themes are year, long before the rustle of crepe paper and heard New ldeas are fonmed and dlscarded one beautlful and unusual lS agreed upon by the Class Thls year the Junlor Class proudly presented a theme whlch was appro prlately beautlful for the f1rst prom to be held ln the recently completed Student Unlon Bulldlng The theme was HShowboatH The landlng was deco rated as a dock wlth bales of cotton at lntervals After danclng untll mldnlght to the muslc of Eddle Ball, the couples plled lnto cars and journeyed to plcturesque HL1nk Restn, Martha Spencer's cabln, for breakfast sought by the Class all scraplng of ladders are by one untll the most .u -A. - .. , 1 in I 'J - L - J ' , . . L 11. t XJ , 0 . , . h . . u . 'Zi , ' . ' . . ' . 1 u , . ' n ' n ' 9 '. . . , 1 . , Collins, Dr. Wise, Dr. Trentham, and football co-captains, Eddie Nonweiler .1 . 4 s , . . Q . , - , I IRI C A 8 . . I. . . . , .' , F r, 1 O XL1C:f,Cg? THE MI I.KY WAY 'The Mlllcy War , a comedy by Ljrm Root ard Harry Clarke, was pre en e b the Dramatlc lub thls year ln Room 308 The play was dlrtcted by J M Nllllan who wa as ated by Ann Ames The 1VL1lnl, Wa ' th tory of a prlze I ghter ard V1 true love whloh lead to a serve o laugh provoklng sltuatlon tnat marie tlfl an out tardlrg comedy, orlg nal r Wdea ar Stronv ln edtlmeht The ca t wa followlng Sp der, lmmy lx ag, Speed McFarland, Tom Tdrrfr, Nae Nelms, Gabby oloan, Eddle onwe ler, surlelgh odlllvan, Georfe ll d Jerr Sulllvan Barbara Denham, Edd e Jm oapp, W1 ar , y rraie up o the Ne tley, Donna Fa :me , Anne Fallln, W lbur h rd Thomp on 3 d t e radlo anroun ers Jlm Moon and r' C .1 Austln, Buddy Boone, an r , Q v'-I KING TAKES A QUEEN 'x arooaeoo S1oole ,C5lrof o of May t. Cal orredy, was as waa re The are A oueer V.rs N lla rimh w ll13.I'S ur ap y K F9 of Blata The C or' wa about af ar e a love w1+h a ballad slrger t e cour I-img dlsaprr oved of' t de wae a lorely fr dower and .Ja 1 e wa re 'Jrly oo ess player 1. at, a e cot a 'Ha of noble blffh win would have r 55 o 'warrf e ree f C eated J .Ja..1re' try r nd ad Nlvp as well ae b der Jug t get nerse IVVVVVX W v 3 N' J SH-r oenmr brig au to 11111 e d a J, tae we Ala ess Qu Y, .JO 1' if 3 reef U 'l SVQ f VPI 3. A- Y -Q I - Y A v . ' S t d ' . ' 3 C ' ' T , T L ' 1 2 1 rs. ' ' ' .S 5 si- , Qf'is .es ' 'i '. 1, ' , 5 Q5 i' - ' ' ' 5 1' ' fs :L .'.V i.l .i ,S 'Sol F ' : ir Ji. 'L ' ' 'es , ' . c- F' N . A 1- H, - , J: D 3' ly. ' - . - L , . w - ' W ' 1 ' ' ,' '. ., c .L f S . .s '- T -5 1 x f K' C ' if I . . 1 1, ' . 2 Ji I1 f' the 'tl W ya? l9: -V 1 L ,o 'e i'org3t'.f3r1 was the , H Cl e play, which '.,ld on the night l in the 'V' Xi, r' ' King T Q S ' 'N . , a musi C N riierp and 'lir,:te' by T .'i ,.e i .1 -tr y 5 '.. .h p in 'fi' 'hose lovely daughter. D lin , w S in 'M ' l ' . --oh 't 'e. .3 . flatur ll' I ' ' pr - his. I. , . 'Q ani lo' ad to I y Ch , Vn'n 5 tk, 1 ' g d ch 'Q the C. r . T .he kihJ gud th if D :Qin 'ld find .. n ' .o '53 ld play oiieei, then .,, L his pe ion : .. U . Th at o t he Stifff irffol ,i T r bg ' nj. 5 t i .g to li. U a of itable ' 'lo br her' warner, the king, l ttyl t: '1f 3 Jt', Lamar.. X QS LJ f I I NS! ff AQ I The Statue of Llberty What's your secret, Donq Happy Blrthday, J Ray' Excelente Clase' D1d you hear the one about Honorable Mentlon I 4 Ta1n't funny, Flame' Laugh or get out' Honorable Mentlon . . , u 4 ' o l . 0 0 u . .V A K 1: A iiffll ig 1 , 3: ,P ,gpg - -. ' 321 ' 4' , 'A ,',1f?i': ? an ' agle , . , 1 my Q' ' ' ' ffif?.i L v W' ' ' , A vs . ' 0 - Songs and P Maklng Lov , 'kel e f And You'l Be Ho e My Sllent Love Blll A Heart Tha+' Can Anyone Exp a1n Looks Llke a ol ol Falllnp ID Love vlth Lov I Only Want a Buddy not a w etheart Agaln I'll Walk Alonf The Thlnp If Yol Knev Harr Yea Boo So Long Accldent Wlll Happen More Than I Care to Remember Hot Rod Rare You've Gotta Dlg, Dlg, Dlg, for your Dollar The Hovln' Klnd I Tot I Taw a Puddy Tat C 3 Pete Jan J B al L ah K Bob o C 35: Mar All Sanira a lor Nanny Dlck and Trelll 11 hard Thorp on Ann Ames a po o6HlO Boy Serlors Nancy ae S Cele te Harry Baker Dlg2GP Kesslngers Marvln fi f J Dlck Travv Sam Catchem Skeezlx Wallet Llttle Brother Hugo Dagwood Blondle Llttle Iodlne harlle Dobbs Hopalong Cassldy Kat enyammer Kids Hosro Sweeney Stexe Canvon Hrnerllla Pop Hag U ff J,,,,x. Marvln O ley Jlm Ander on Cllfton Small Mlke Craln George Hackney DmmaNdms Sue Moon QOUHIE McCormlck JlmK3 Klng Terry and Wayne Mlke Sebrlng Bob Brown Jerry Fallln Tim Sapp C3 but 'f ' e J lel Style . . . . 4 Turner ,X I M 1. pup- 'W - m .... . . . . . A o I . g' ' , . . . . . . . . . . . . . Posie Reed ' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 'e ieffer . - S Free . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Br WN ,' Al ' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Chemistry I ' ' C d, C d Winter . . . . . . . .... . y ce ' , ' V I e . . . . . . . . . . . . . . f ' C y' ,' S e . . . . . . . . . , Jens . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ' 'S , f 2 . . . . . . . . . . T'r A S - V, . . . - . . . . - . . . . . . . . 1 1 . AJ f X . . . . . . . . . . . . . . M r t If I Were a Bell . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Jerry Lynn - . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0 ' r 'S n n . . . . . . . - . . . . . . . . . . - . . . xl S ' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 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CLASS WILL we, the Senlor Class Cat last'D of 1951 maklng no clalms or guarantees whatsoever, do herebg w1ll and bequeath the fO11OW1HQ to our worthy C9 successors ANN AMES leaves the Senlor Engllsh Class to the supervl lon of Nrs Wllliams who wlll, no doubt, carrv on verv well 1U Ann's absence PATSY SAUERMID w1lls Nthe lookH,Hthe glare' and Nthe stareu to Beverly Rlce ln hopes that Bev who does all rlght nowj mat be better able to express herself HSKIIPYH BAKER wllls to the llbrary hls glasses and the last 72 1ssues Esqulre We couldn't talk h1m out ol the latest UHot Rod Manualn DICK HOUK bequeaths hls twelve nylon shlrt 1n ralnbow color to an1 juH1OP boy who w1ll wear them as fashlonably NANCY BLAIR, w1th relief, leaves the Drum Corps, a beat up baton, and a good shrlll wh1stle to Fa5 and asks us to extend her deepest sympathy EDDIE leaves h1s w1HDlH2 smlle, meltlng glance, and flatterlnv ways to who ever w1ll become the casanova of the Class of '52 MARY ALICE wllls her copy of How to Carry on a Correspondencen to anvo e who 18 nunfortunaten enou h to fall for omeone far away TOMMY bequeaths h1s ab1l1ty to make wlsecracks to anvone who h s the nerve and the ablllty LICHARD lS leav1ng,but he has to be pushed seems he can't leave the g1T1S NANCY JESS 13 leavlng her cashmere sweaters one to each glrl 1n the Junlor Class, and SANDRA lS dolng the same wlth her anpora ones JERRY says he nbetter be shovellng offn, but passes on Cas evervone eventu ally mustj th1s generous offer Ulf vour worbly COHfUS10nS become more than vou can bear, I'll be glad to stralghten you outu MARVIN leaves h1s vocal cords ln case the new P A system goes on the blldc JIM ANDERSON leaves h1s merlt badges to Mlke Craln POSIE leaves her barltone giggle and the comlc strlps from 199 wrappers of Fleer's Double Bubble Gum JIM SAPP 13 leavlng Speech Class was he ever thereo CEIESTE bequeaths her tardy sllps to anyone who can arrange to be late to nearly every class BARBARA MIDDLETON, carrylng arg'les, needles,and basket, leaves Mr S wlth the memorw of Cl1Cklng knlttlne needles and constant presence She 15 followed by Joe how'd he get here , who 15 entangled 1n a ball of yarn BOB BROWN leaves hls medals, tr ck shoes,footballs, basketballs, gold ball, etc to anv JUU10P boy who feels h1s key chaln can stand the welght CLIFTON lS w1ll1ng to the school to be lnserted and mounted 1n a gold Dlaquel a lock of h1s halr HLEOH leaves a trall of bookkeeplne papers from workbook No 199 DONNA leaves her adnlrers entranced and f1ght1ng lt out for one last look JIM MOON leaves the annual, Student Bodv, Homecon1ng Dance, Honor Day, and the Student COuUCll to anyone who 15 mentallv sound enough to stand the straln BARBARA and BEVERLY leave, lf vou'll pardon the abomlnabl expresslon, uSweet Memorles' SUQIE WILEY leaves her volce to anyone eeklng the femlnlne lead ln one of Mrs W1ll1ams' mUS1C8lS LEAH leaves the famlly name 1n the form of Carol and George BARBARA DENHAM wllls to next year's asslstant edltor a Jar of paste and leaves wlth stlcky flngers HARRY NEALE 15 leavlng Margot to walk alone BUDDY BOONE IS GLAD TO JUST PLAIN LEAVE . ., . , 'L . . 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T A T P. . D ,cs . lon ' F M 1 P ' J ' A - K. DAZE AHEAD 'Twas one Friday evening fN1neteen hundred seventy onel When a group of old Seniors Decided to have some fun Now Ex President Harry Neale Got on the ball And called everyone together In Doc Trentham's hall One by one They began coming in, Each talking loudly Telling where he had been In walked Dick Houk Accompanied by Rev Sapp Who was giving him Just back from rehearsal From their show WNorth Atlantic Came Denham Sauerman And Nelms in a panic In came the Kessingers Who had outdone their mother One had had triplets, And quads for the other Nancy Jess was excited Over her new occupation From her Nash agency show She received quite an ovation! Swavgering Bud Boone Then walked through the door He was quarterback for Notre Dame, And had really racked up a score Traveling Jim Moon Cwhom we can't pityl Is now the good-will ambassador To Kansas City. Little Harry Baker Seemed considerably skinnier, had to reduce To be the Soap Derby winner. As a model Miss Caylor Had reached the topg For she worked in New York In the ritziest shop. Little Bob Brown CDriven crazy by Terryl Had gone off his rocker And is now running a dairy Then Leah Kieffer the lion tamer Asked for the sal She was eating a lion burger And engoying a malt Our own Richard Thompson, Nho is now at his prime, enjoying the editorship Of the NNew York Times' walks Susie Wiley Since she's been wearing That blue and white sweater Tom Turner walked in But was merely a phantom He had blown himself up Trying to split the atom There was a screeching of tires And a blast from the horn 'Twas only Nancy Blair Who had been to see Warren walked Marvin Ozley In a mood of triumphony is now the new head Of the big Phillips Company NStranglerU Small Went into the fights You can see him wrestle On all Wednesday nights Then there's Anderson, the boxer, Whom we know very well. He was carried out in the eighth Just before the bell. Barbara Middleton was absent. And why? Yes we know. And I'll bet we could find her If we ever found Joe. Almost forgot Simmons The most famous of all. That trapeze artist Who ne'er had one fall. THE . IS . . . . . . - y. . In . . Cwho had been running his stillD Who is looking much better H . . . ---- I . . 'II 1 . ' '. 2 '. . . In . . . . 1 g He ' He ' He has a T V show THE DAZE AHEAD CContinuedl Then there's Nonweiler CNot quite our type! He had Just come from Boston Via an oil pipe. Celeste, the great dancer Through the doorway swirled She had been dancing All over the world Ann Ames held us spellbound With one of her stunts Talking French Latin, and Spanish All at once Then came George Hackney All shining and bright We can't forget Posie Oh, what a lass! She s still making bobsleds For the boys in the class By this time Doc Trentham Was in so much doubt Two men in white coats Escorted him out Harry Neale then wondered What 'twas all about So in runs Digger To straighten him out Each to his business Then had to attend So, if you'll excuse us, Each Sunday night Brat Pest Agitator Wolfess Mushiest Know it all Corniest Silliest Squirt Blow Chatterboxes Two timer Brain Flirt Wolf Bully Woman Hater Man Hater Comic book form Gossiper Party Pooper DISHONOR BULL Brother this is the end' Robert Jackson Patty Moran Margot Herzog Jerry Lynn Eddie Nonweiler Jerry Fallin Pete Turner Trellis Haworth Paul Trentham Dick Houk Robberson Twins Sam Eblen Ann Ames Patsy Sauerman Harry Baker Tommy Turner Clifton Small SILLY' ' ' Bob Brown Patsy Sauerman Ann Ames . V ' A 7 I l . Q 0 9 0 I . . , . . . A . 0 I O I 0 Biggest Griper . . . . Terry Brown . . U I U I 0 0 . O O I O 0 I I . I I O 0 q 5 . - 'J' 0 1 n a . . . , Need anythlng be Sald here999 We dare you' iff Q51 Sun klsse f 1 iff' '7 x5i onow klssed Thlrd Prlze 'ep N1Ce Dick me up at nine-- I'll never tell Whistle bait W , eA at ','.' 'ill' 'Wir 01 I ,' 'Q 1'--a nf 0 Qi' Indoor swimming pool ,i,ff!'P on , - 4- .1- ,-2 1, Q LA Stop it!