Hartville High School - High Flyer Yearbook (Hartville, MO)

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. 'FT ...p 'hr' BARNEY DAVIS Motto: Never trust a woman Ambition: To be an army officer Hobby: Loafing Activities: Glee Club lg Ag. 2: Junior Play 33 Speech Play L3 Paper Staff L. Favorite Song: The Thing fix fi? fgg. x vu BONNIL JEAN COGUTLL Motto: Never trust a man Ambition: Beauty Operator g0b?Yf -Collecting Pictures N., x 6' CLAUDINE COLTRANE Motto! Try anything once Ambition! Hake a certain man happy Hobby: Sports Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, L: Softball 3, L, Favorite Song: I'm Movin' On 'Sir' lg,,,,,?.' HAROLD LEE DUGGER lotto: Never trust anyone else Ambition: To be a friend to all Hobby: Working with leather Activities: 1, 2, 3, L, Hart- ville High Favorite Song: I Love you Because JOE CRAIN Motto: The more the merrier Ambition: Floor-layer Hobby: Quail Hunting Activities: Glee Club 1, A: ctwvltles' Volleyball tear l Agriculture 2- Basketball glee cum 1, 3, 1. Sgtball 3 ' ' Her- 3 Lavorite song: Just a Closer Favorite Song: If You've Got the alt sith Thee Noney, Honey Oils. DOTTIE JEAN DELCOUR Motto: To be happy and help others be happy. Ambition: To be an artist or housewife. Hobby: Making friends with others. Activities: l, 2, 3, L, Hart- ville High, Speech Club 3. Favorite Song: Always

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.lV'N 639 DOROTHY VAHBLE Motto: Let every day take care of itself. Ambition: Study art- hobby: Drawing Activities: Operetta 33 Glee Club. Favorite Song: Just a Closer Walk with Thee .b -.O '3fWjh 3, -My if . ,J 'fH'ifw 'M fefffgf if 1ygiL.'lQ'rz?' A-'42 :Q , ROGER HICKMAN Motto: If you know it all you can't learn anymore. Ambition! Marry a milionaire. Hobby: Dear Hunting Activities: B sketball 1, 2, 3. As As. 2, 3, hs Senior P127 Lg Vice Pres. 33 Speech Play L Favorite Song: Harbor Lights f f H AJ! 1 Q '7 1 ' f f 1 6I,4l4,,w.f C.,1'1,0v4 f' A PAULINE EDWARDS Motto: Never do today what you can put off until tomorrow. Ambition: Be happy and success- ful in life. Hobby: Go to the show Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 33 Play Lg Queen 3 Favorite Song: Always no ...J I CLAUDE KILFOY Motto: Never get married. Ambition: Truck driver Hobby: Girls Activities: Basketball l, 2, 3, Lg Softball l, 2, 3, bi F. F. A. 2, 3, L3 Favorite Song: If You've Got The Money, Honey. DOTTIE CALTON Motto: Live and let live. Ambition: Be successful in life. Hobby: Loafing Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, L Eng. Contest 35 Student Council 3. Favorite Song: All My Love 'r34wm.a.f nl Noam SKINNER A Motto' To be a friend to all Ambition: Uwn a convertible Hobby: Listening to radio Activities: Music contest 23 Glee Club 2, 3, L5 Annual Staff 3. Favorite Song: Sentimental Journey

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CLASS l PROPHECY This little crystal ball holds all of the past and all of the future. l can reveal the hidden and make known the secret. It can tell you whatever yo-ur soul de-Sires to knowgl have been asked to search in its magic depths until I discover the future that awaits each member of the class of 1951, from 10 to 20 years from now. The mist is clearing. A village scene appears. I see a church. The bells are ringing. It is Sunday morn- ing. The people are coming to the service. I See the minister-a fine-looking man, and by his side walks his wife. Their faces are turned away, but I can see it it someone we know. The congregation greet them cor- dially. They are much loved. Now they turn and I can see their faces. Why it's DONALD CRAVENS and BEIRNIECE OWENS they seem to make an ideal couple -especially for the ministry. ' Now I see C. H. WILLIAMS, he is a splendid ex- ample of perfect self-control. He never siuttcrs or sitammers and never hesitates for a word. He has only one bad habit, that of hitting bridges that fail to get out of his way. ' JOE GRAIN iS a rare type of person. He is of great interest to a psychiatri-it. He has a double com- plex. As a result he will become either a basketball coach or a referee of prize fights. CLAUDE KILFOY, three times governor of the State of Texas and leadfr of the new progressive party. His niotto is All for one and that one me. He was candidate for presidency last year and defeated by one vote, cast by his campaign manager. ROGER HICKMAN. a. stolid, fllow-moving chap, who will never display either speed or animation. Can be trusted implicity never to hurry. He has found his po1ition in life early. He is a plu.mber's assistant-the one who goes back for the monkey wrench and can't find it. RUTH GRIZZELL, a fair lady, disappointed in some love. affair, has become a nun and devotes her life to going about doing good to all the world. Her original name is lost for she is now called Sister Margaret. x CARLEE CLAXTON is a strange case, troubled hy a recurrent dream in which she 'is a canary bird be- ing chasfd by a cat. She told me she thought the dream meant that she would he the keeper of a pet shop. Quite wronsr. She will be a great singer. She is one now, mentally, but not vocally. As soon an she learns to give up proposing to Gene Hensley and starts tak- infr 'ringing lessons. S-he will be singing in the Cosmo- politan Opera House. PAULINE EDWARDS is a Chautauqua: lecturer on Beauties of Nature, and The Value of a Smile. I bet Pauline has been doing a lot of reading the past 10 years. When we last saw her she didn't know pars- ley from peppermint or toads from tadpoles. DOTTIE CALTON, dignified as ever, is head mis- tress of a very fashionable girls' school in Grove Spring and mas never married although she has -Suitors, innu- mera re. JENNIE LEE DUKE belongs to the great body of people who 'have a superiority complex. Evidently some one. whfn She was very young, praised her to excess for something fthe did, and she has never recovered. It gave her an ingrowing personality, with which she can order Jack Cravens around, answer all nuestionst some- ltimes correctly. to sav nothing of the snappy and forceful manner in which sihe orders other people around, points to but one calling-that of a School teacher. BARNEY DAVIS in an interesting case. An over- developed imagination and an underdeveloped digestion are producing a wondeuful result. He is a real estate salesman. sclling Florida lotS by the g oss to the in- habitants of Labiudor, and Igioos- to the dwellers in the Sahara. I, , . ' BETTIE PEARMAN has artistic ability. keen business sen ic, and an understanding of the-. no-called human lace. she is a wealthy cosmetieian, proprietor of Ye Beaut.tier Shoppy-aiternaiionsa while vou wait. She iS the mort famous skin renovator and face lifter in the wo.ld and will always be an excellent advertise- ment for her business. NORMA SKINNER is the secretary for a large insurance company. l wonder what made her get a job lik: thai. I always thought she was a girl fo, , the wide open s-paces. Line has never married. The reason, she wants to stay happy. CLAUDINE COLTRANE has taken Minnie Pcarl's place in Na-lhville, Tennessee. She strums her guifar and sings I Love You 'Ilzuly, ' to her hus- band, Herman Hightower, who is home taking care of their eleven kid-1. HAROLD DUGGAR, owner and manager of the huge chain ol restaurants known all over the world as the Lat and Run ltestaurantS. He prides hinmelf on his rise from proprietor of a hot dog stand on South Street to owner -of one hundred plate glass white front rcsiaurants. i DOTTIE DELCOUR is a charming type, domestic and capable. but with a slight inferiority complex, due to iheg unfortunate fact that .once she received only second prize in anjnternational bead-baking contest. She is the happy wife of a prominent farmer wizh the nic'st home and the best meals in the country. JOE STREET is a multimillionaire. He owns a series of filling stations for both cars and aiacraft and made enough money to retire in ten years after he began. He always said if he couldn't grow tall he'd grow big some other way. IMA F AYE McCL.EARY is an old maid. She tcanhes piano lessons to all the neighbor lcids. She al- ways said she wouldn't marry a man shorter than her. I guess slince Farris Rippee is So short she decided not to marry him. BARBARA O'DELL is a ieeporter. She is known as Polly Pry of the Republican News. She is so alert that she interviews a criminal while he is committing the crime and gets tomorrow's news last week. BONNIE COGDILL, Sixtieth dpresident of the United States, elected by the In 'ependent Party. She has been active in politics sinice infancy. It has not y't been made public though and proba ly nevem will be. WANDA CLARK always said she wanted to be an old maid. We're all glad she got her wish. She is now a defense lawver. She always did like to argue, so guess' she decided she might as well make Some money at it. A woman is sketching the people all they come in and is doing it very well. Of course you know who it is. Yes. it's DOROTHY VARBLE, She 'has !J6lC01m'6 quite famous as. an illustrator of magazine stories and newspaper articles. A figure rides toward me. He wean! a stunning uniform. He looks handsome and he seems to know it. He stops his horse and reads a sign offering many thousand dollars reward for the capture of a murderer at large in the Canadian forest. He smiles and Say? The .mounties always get their main. He is one on those romantic heroe-S, a Northwest mounted police- man. As he rides nearer, I recognize him. It is NED DRAPER, handsomer than ever. The sun set-S and the light fades gradually. A purple haze covers everything and I can see no more.