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

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Danny Jordan Pauline Stigall Sue Cravens Julia Owens Carson Webb Burl Bass Joella Barr Verna Austin Annabelle Robson Dennis McNealy Wanda Edwards Lida Patterson Virgie Stigall Dixie Dee Curtis as is Ulf. of 5, e u fr Q 'W 'WZ ji K f ,i:, 4 f W QQ? 5 X gigs ?fQgMi 1,15 I ' 'A Y -lv as 'ss V gy x, R f' ,A. Y,.1f Lk is gi-A SOPHOHDRE CLASS HISTORY September L, we started our second year of high school X TAY i x with forty-four members. We met one day the first week of school and elected class officers. They are as follows: President Hubert Dickinson Vice-Pres. Bill Harah Secretary Wilma Jean Baker Treasure Pat Williams Sgt.-at-anms Jean Ann Fuge Student Council Rep. Lynne Hickman Our sponsors are Cy Craig and Eawrence Barnes. For the school carnival we elected as our queen and king Lois Arnett and Hubert Dickinson. Illene Hudson was chosen to be a candidate for annual queen from our class. We have had two class p,rt1,s, a weiner roast and a skating party. We hobo, as a class, to accomnlish even more our last two years of school than we have our first two years in highschool. 15 H , , - ,,. Y -no-J , ' .gp S 4 ig A H 3 i , - - M rf? 5:3 - J J y 'ii t g e 'e . a E 1 , 1 A ge I P .f

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Hilda Ferriel - . Jerry Stigall . Esther Melton of Gary Carney :-f Geneva Harris n gg an 53-3 eee e A I mi e if 1, MR , Jaurel Fincher Q Algeria Claxt0H ' ' Billy Palmer Loretta Webb Ronald Moore x, N ii il M ,i ii 5, an Q 4. 4 sf . E it SSfXgEQiW5.la Sue Cravens K Jerry Edwards Billy Young W3 Lodene Prock Bonnie Palmer he 'RX X Q it 905 Georgia Wood s Billy Clark ' Rebba Edwards 'ff J, Y C 1537 if ' if K z : : ' '- I , 1,,: YQ e' ,,J'5i1 ' i gf' On Septemoer L, 1950, forty-four freshmen entered Hartville High for the first time. Although we were classed as Ngreen,N we started our progress with great detenmination. As this was to be a very important journey in our lives we felt we needed some capable leaders. Therefore we choose the following to represent us. Marilyn Huffman, Presidentg Winston Harrison, Student Council Rep.g Shirley Worthey, Vice-Pres.g Dorothy Sue Phillips, Secretaryg C. L. Hickman, Treasurer, and Charles Robinette, Sgt.-at-anms. Our sponsors for the year were Tennis Davis and Robert Leonard. The Freshman Class started the social whirl for Hartville High. Only four weeks of school had passed when the freshmen gathered tractor, wagon, and food for a hayride. On the appointed evening we met at the school and preceded to Jake's Bridge where the evening was made complete with a weinie roast. The next big attraction in the school year was the annual school carnival. The class chose for its candidates Dorothy Sue Phillips for Queen, and Charles Robinette for King. After much hard work by the entire class, we were well rewarded. On the night of the carnival our candidates were crowned Carnival King and Queen of 1950-51. Betty McCul1ey was chosen by the freshman class to be a candidate for Annual Queen. Betty moved to Oklahoma before the school year was over. After the Christmas vacation our class had a western party. Everyone had a gala time as we played games and square-danced. The evening was brought to an end with a hamburger fry and then a movie.