Hayti High School - Council Yearbook (Hayti, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1949 volume:

% • -V. A COUNCIL 1949 TABLE of CONTENTS ♦ Administration ♦ Faculty ♦ Classes ♦ Features ♦ Sports ♦ Organizations ♦ Advertising FOREWORD This book is a result of our efforts to record for you the happenings of this past school year, 1948- ’49. If at any time you find a picture or word that recalls pleasant memories, our book has served its purpose. We sincerely hope that you will enjoy reading and keeping this year’s COUNCIL as much as we have enjoyed preparing it for you. COUNCIL STAFF DEDICATION In consideration of his tireless efforts to make this school one of which we can all be proud; and in view of his helpful attitude to the individual students of our high school, we dedicate this 1949 Council to our Superintendent, C. M. Bell. MR. C. M. BELL Agriculture Building Grade School A 4 Seated EARL RAYBUCK, Director LeROY WHITENER, Director C. W. REED III, Director FRED GLASSCOCK, Director Standing: C. M. BELL, Superintendent H. M. DeWEESE, Director J. WESLEY SHRADER, President RAY J. CAMPBELL, Secretary MAX STURM, Treasurer MB. C. M. BELL Superintendent To The Class of 1949: You have spent four important years of your life in Hayti High. These high school years have been life itself, not merely a place of preparation for life. As you have grown and developed into manhood and womanhood, I hope you have also grown morally and spiritually as well. Life is not easy. We must work for whatever success we may attain. I sincere- ly hope that each of you will be able to realize your life’s ambition, and our school and community will feel honored by having had you as a student. C. M. BELL, Superintendent FACULTY MR. BEE UNDERWOOD Coach and Science MRS. VIRGIL O. GARRETT Speech, Dramatics and Girls Physical Education MISS PAULINE JACKSON Business COUNCIL FACULTY MR. NORMAN SCHWAB Social Studies MRS. CARL B. SIGLER Mathematics and Latin 1949 MR. HENRY D. WRIGHT Music MRS. JOHN F. SLOAN School Secretary SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS CHARLES WATTS__________________________________________President GENE WILLIAMS_____________________________________Vice-President PEGtJIE JOWERS_________________________________________Secretary RICHARD HAWKINS________________________________________Treasurer Graduate of the Class of 1949 V JERRY BAIN Western Military Academy—’46-’47 Football—’47-’48 Track—’48-’49 Softball—'46’-’4 8 Glee Club— 46 Varsity Club—’46-’48 Boxing— 46 “Why all this toil for the triumph of an hour.” PATRICIA LEE BELL Latin Club—'46 Glee Club—’46-’49 F. H. A.—’49 Council Staff—’49 Squawk—‘48 Football Queen Attendent—'48 Basketball Manager—'4 7-’4 8 American History Representative—’48 “Modesty and charm are twins as pure as a pearl. CHARLEY B. HALEY F. F. A.— 47-’48 “A good laugh is sunshine in the house.' Graduate of the Class of 1949 RICHARD HAWKINS Football—’47-’48 Track—'4 8-’4 9 Softball—'4 5-’4 6 Boxing—’47-’49 Glee Club—’46 F. F. A.—’47 Debating Team—’49 Class Treasurer— 48-’49 “The true art of memory is the of attention.” BONNIE HODGE Shorthand Representative to Cape—'48 “Persistent people begin their success where others end in failure.” PEGGIE JO'WERS Class Secretary—,46-’47,48’49 Secretary and Treasurer of Minstreliers—’47 Commercial Club—’48 Football Queen—’48 Council Staff—’48-’49 Cheerleader—’4 7-’4 8 F. H. A.—’4 6 Latin Club—’47 Glee Club—’46-’49 Softball—’46-’47-’48 Basketball—’46- 47-’48 “She is friendly and sincere—could you ask for more Graduate of the Class of 1949 MILTON JAMES Football—'48 F. F. A.— 48-’49 In the works of man as in those of nature, it is the intention which is chiefly worth studying BILLY GENE JOHNSON Glee Club—'46 F. F. A.— 47-'48-’49 “The measure of a man’s life is the well spending of it, and not the length.’ VIRGINIA McANNALLY Basketball—’4 6- 4 7-’4 8 Glee Club—’45 F. H. A.— 48- 49 Softball— ’44- 45-’46 “To cultivate kindness is a valuable part of the business of life.” Graduate of the Class of 1949 BOBBY McCOY Glee Club—’45-’49 Boy’s State Representative—'48 Council Staff—’47-’48-’49 Band—'49 “If you see some good in everybody, nearly every- body will see some good in you.” ARLYS PETERSON F. F. A.—’47-’48 “The pleasantest things in the world are pleasant thoughts, and the great art in life is to have as many of them as possible.” GENE PINKSTON Football—’47-’48 Track—’4S-’49 Basketball—’4 8-’ 4 9 F. F. A.—’47- 48- 49 (Vice-President—’49) Softball—’48 “Boys will be boys.” Graduate of the Class of 1949 MARY JANE SHIPTON Debating—’48-’49 Dramatics Club—'48 F. H. A.— 49 (Treasurer) Latin Club— 47 BILL SIMMONS Football—� 45- 46-’47-’48 Basketball Manager—� 46- 47‘ Track— 48-’49 Glee Club—49 Vice-President of Class—’4 6 Varsity Club—� 46- 47 Softball—- 47 Baseball—'47 Vice-President—'4 6 Squawk Staff—'48 Librarian—’48-’49 Glee Club —'46-'49 Council Staff—’49 Civics representative at Cape—'46 Ranked 3rd in History at Cape— 47 Ranked 3rd in extemporaneous speaking at Cape—’48 “Great thoughts like great deeds need no trumpet.'' “The rule of my life is to make business a pleasure and pleasure my business. DON KENNETH WARD President of Class—'46 Basketball—'47-'48-'49 Track—'48-'49 Baseball—’47-’48-'49 Softball—'47 Glee Club—4 6 F. F. A.—’47 Captain of Basketball Team—'49 “They only babble who practice not reflection.— 1 shall think; and thought is silence. Graduate of the Class of 1949 (President—’49) President of Class—’49 Track—'48-49 “The whole life of man is but a point of time; let us enjoy it, therefore, while It lasts, and not spend it to no purpose.’’ HENRY DAWSON WELLS JR. Football—'46-'47-’48 Basketball—,47-’48-,49 Softball—'45-46 Latin Club— 46 Glee Club—'46 Baseball—,4 6-,47-’48-'49 Representative to Cape in Algebra—’46 Representative to Cape in English—'47 Representative to Cape in English—'48 (First Place) Sophomore Pilgrimage— 47 Class President—'47 All-Conference Football Team—’47-‘4S Council Staff—'49 Representative to Cape in Typing—'49 Mingle a little folly with your wisdom; a little nonsense now and then is pleasant. GENE WILLIAMS Basketball—’47-’48 Football—'47 Track—’47-’48—1st in Vi -mile SEMO Track Meet Baseball—’46-'47-'48-’49 Softball—’46-’47-’48 F. F. A.—’47-’48 (Vice-President— 48) Vice-President of Class—’49 Glee Club—’46-’49 ‘T am very fond of the company of ladies.’ JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS HUGH DORRIS____________________________________________President EUGENE CHAMBLISS__________________________________Vice-President MARCENE LENTZ__________________________________________Secretary LOUETTA SIDES__________________________________________Treasurer JUNIOR JACK ADCOCK “The promising man keeps his promise.” MARY ALICE BYARS Oh that there were twice as much time in one small day.” MILDRED BACK “What sweet delight a quiet life affords.” EUGENE CHAMBLISS Good humor is the health of the soul.” LACY BUSH “Cheerfulness is his guiding principle.” BETTYE CUTSINGER Music is well said to be the speech of angels.” COUNCIL JUNIOR ILA FAYE EADS “Personality plus smile wins.' I JUNIOR JUNE GILBERT Kind words are the music of the world. HENRIETTA GREENWELL “Eyes are the windows of the soul. GENE GILBOW “The only way to have a friend Is to be one.” HAROLD GRISSOM ‘Modesty becomes a young man.” HENRY GLASS ‘For he’s a jolly good fellow. JUANITA HELM “Cheerful, determined, and thorough. COUNCIL JUNIOR FRANCES HOWELL “Blessed are they who have the gift of making friends. ’ MARCENE LENTZ “Goodness thinks no ill where no ill seems.” 1949 RUBY JAMES “Sincerity and truth are the basis of every virtue.” BETTY LOONEY “The mildest manner and the gentlest heart.” BILLIE LAMB “Air and manners are more ex pressive than words.” LAWRENCE MARONAY “To cultivate kindness is a valu- able part of the business of life.” JUNIOR ANN MILLIGAN ‘‘How near to good is what is fair.” BOB PENDERGRASS “The true self respect is not to think of self.” FRANCES OSBORNE smiles than frovvns'’ “The hand that follows intel- lect can acheive.” SAM PENDERGRASS Nothing is not pleasant that is not spiced with variety.” COUNCIL JUNIOR VELVA ROBBINS The fewer the thoughtless words spoken, the less the regret.” goodness of heart as from fine- ness of taste. 1949 BOB SHIRES “An affable and courteous gen- tleman.” HAZEL WARD Friendship is always a sweet responsibility, never an oppor- tunity.” JUNIOR ERNEST WHITE “No thoroughly occupied man was ever yet miserable.” CYNTHIA WILLIAMS What they dare to dream of, they dare to do.” SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS GEORGE HOWARD NANCY PATRICK ___ JACK MASTERSON BOB DAVIS_______ KENNETH BRACKEN BOB COLEMAN_____ ________President __Vice-President ________Secretary _______ Treasurer Sergeant-at-Arms _________Reporter MARICLARE ai,COCK BOB COLEMAN COUNCIL SOPHOMORE ■ CARLEXE JAMES FREEMAN KEITH SOPHOMORE DON NOTGRASS A LIONEL PETERSON 4M HUEY WATKINS CHARLES TREECE ANDREW SULLIVAN COUNCIL SOPHOMORE HERBERT WICKHAM FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS JOHN CHISM________________________________ President BOB NELSON_____________________________Vice-President MACK GLASSCOCK______________________________Secretary RICHARD KOHN________________________________Treasurer FRESHMEN GLORIA BEASLEY JOHN M. CHISM BARBARA COUNCIL SHERMAN DEAN f WJ WAYNE CHANNELL JACKIE DcWEESE COUNCIL FRESHMEN WANDA GETTINGS DOROTHY HENNING BILLY INMAN 1949 PATRICIA JAMES BARBARA JONES FRESHMEN VIRGINIA ROSE MILLER KENNETH McANNALLY MALCOLM LENTZ RICHARD KOHN DOYLE PRESSON COUNCIL BURL SIGLER FRESHMEN VERME WHITAKER BARBARA WINGFIELD 1949 Grade Faculty Mr. Floyd W. Mathis, Mrs. Pearl Walker, Mrs. Mary Treece. Mrs. Frances Rejniak, Mrs. Elizabeth Gunn, Mrs. Nina Mercer, Miss Erma Pickens, Miss Anita White, Miss Mary Clack, Mrs. Johnnie Lawrence. Mrs. Allie Mae Green, Mrs. Minnie Allen, Mrs. Vernice Brooks, Mrs. Margaret Williams, Mr. M. H. Gunn. EIGHTH GRADE 1st Row: Jerry Phelon, David McClanahan, Denver Meek, Rodney Nation, Felix Franks, Willard Bradford, Jay Travis, Gene Dickey, Raymond Harden, Millford Chism, Pat Powell, Bally Euell, Jerry James. 2nd Row: Louise Tull, Virginia Craig, Peggy McCoy, Sara Plunk, Sara Jo Vandewall, Myrleen Watkins, Nadine Wilkerson, Peggy Pulley, Marilyn Sue Reed, Florence Pulliam. Nancy Osborne, Catherine O’Dell, June Duckworth, Vivian Wooldridge, Flora Reed, Shirley Cecil. 3rd Row: Mr. Gunn, Ronald Summar, Joe Grissom. Charles Johnson. Guy Henning, John Moore, Ray Gwin, Murray Sullivan, Carline Bell, Catherine Speer, Lavada Evans, Wanda Johnson, Wanda Kirby, Sue Ottinger, Rowena Irvin, Connie Prickett, Lorene Nimon. SEVENTH GRADE 1st Row: Clarence Harden, Glenwood Grissom, James Callahan, Hugh Barnes, Sonny Thomas, Ronald Glass, David James, Morris Smith, Jimmy Inman, Quillard Skinner. 2nd Row: Shirley Grissom, Eufala Talley, Yvonne Huffman, Ann Griggs, Shirley Dees, Betty Grantham, Jean Craft, Doris Cobb, Vela Bavgus, Mary Sanders, Hannah Ellis, Ann Dean, Gloria Gil- bert, Margie Cooper, Laverne Bailey, Clara Grissom. 3rd Row: Mrs. Gunn, Imogene Bratton, Kay Shirey, Pat Johnson, Dorothy Jennings, Donanel Spurlin, Mickey Rowell, Allen Trout, Glen Dell Hodge, Jimmy Spurlin, Eloise Richardson, Carole Bishop, Freddie Howell, Mary Franks, Faye Shirey. FEATURES QUEEN of the COUNCIL PATTY PHILLIPS Council Queen Attendant PATRICIA LEE BELL Council Queen Attendant RETHA FRENCH Football Queen PEGGIE JOWERS Football Queen Attendants V deMciosUa t HENRY DAWSON WELLS JR. HENRY DAWSON WELLS JR. BOB COLEMAN SOPHOMORE PILGRIMAGE REPRESENTATIVE SPOR FOOTBALL FOOTBALL SQUAD 1st Row: George Howard, Jerry Rain, Bill Simmons, Jack Masterson. Herb Wickham, Coach Bee Underwood, Sam Pendergrass, Hugh Dorris, Charles Watts, Kenneth Bracken, Asst. Coach Norman Schwab. 2nd Row: Sherman Dean, Bee Ray, Ernest White, Gene Pinkston, Neal Dawson, Dawson Wells, Don Notgrass, Jack Adcock, Supt. C. M. Bell. 3rd Row: Sidney Chaffin, Charles Norton, Pete Robertson, Kenneth McAnnally, Bill Cunningham, Joe Ford, Lacy Bush, Richard Haw- kins, Leon Chism, John M. Chism, Banks Bradley, Bob Nelson, Gary Cooper. SEASON’S RESULTS Date Team Outcome Score Sept. 24 Caruthersville 21- 0 Oct. 1 Chaffee 12- 7 Oct. 6 East Prairie 33 -7 Oct. 15 Risco 44- 0 Oct. 22 Portageville (Homecoming Won 20-14 Oct. 29 Dexter _ 12- 7 Nov. 5 Illmo-Fomfelt Won 27-13 Nov. 12 Fredericktown 25-13 Nov. 19 Kennett 13- 0 Nov. 25 Malden __ _ 19- 0 SEASON'S STATISTICS Total Touchdowns Extra Points Total Points Indians 10ft Opponents 121 FOOTBALL FOOTBALL HIGHLIGHTS OF 1948 Under the able direction of Coach Bee Underwood, Hayti High finished its season by defeating the Malden Green Wave 19-0, and thus clinched the Little Eight Conference Championship. This was the first football championship ever recorded in the annals of Hayti High School. The Indians played a full schedule of 10 games ana finished with a season’s record of 7 games won and three lost. The Indians drop- ped only one conference decision, that one to East Prairie by the score of 33-7. The other two losses were to non-conference teams; Caruthersville beat the Indians 21-0, and Kennett took their measure by the score of 13-0. The Indians swept over all other opponents and usually it was a case of the Indians playing just as well as they had to. Next year’s team will be minus 6 players from this year’s squad, all of them Seniors; Captain and fullback, Richard Hawkins; End, Jerry Bain, Tackle, Bill Simmons; Halfback, Gene Pinkston; Halfback, Charles Watts, and Quarterback, Dawson Wells. As a special treat for the 1948 football squad, the Lion’s Club took up collections from vari- ous businessmen and bought the team’s tickets to the New Year’s “Delta Bowl” game at Mem- phis, Tennessee. Added honors went to various members of this year’s team. Captain Richard Hawkins was the leading scorer in the Little Eight Con- ference with 75 points; and was second high scorer in the district. Dawson Wells Jr. was elected to the All-Conference Team for the second straight year; Ends, Jerry Bain and Hugh Dorris, Fullback, Richard Hawkins, and Guard, Herb Wickham were elected to the second team on All-Conference selections; Tackle, Bill Simmons maide third team All-Con- ference; and Center and Co-Captain, Neal Dawson was given honorable mention. JERRY BAIN =BASKECTBALL Bottom Row: Dawson Wells, Jerry Bain, Don Ward, Henry Glass, Charles Watts, Ernest White. Top Row: Lacy Bush, Gene Gilbow, Bob Pendergrass, Coach Under- wood, Kenneth Bracken, Kenneth Hamilton, Gene Pinkston. Date Dec. 10 Dec. 14 Dec. 17 Dec. 21 Jan. 4 Jan. 7 Jan. 11 Jan. 14 Jan. 21 Jan. 25 Jan. 27 Feb. 1 Feb. 4 Feb. 8 Feb. 19 Feb. 25 Feb. 26 Feb. 27 BASKETBALL SCHEDULE 1948-'49 Opponent WE THEY Bragg City 48 30 Kennett _ _ _ _ 28 37 Warded _ _ _ 19 20 Braggadocio _ _ __ 38 43 Holland . _ _ 44 29 Warded . _ __ 15 18 Cooter __ _48 22 Caruthersville 29 38 Portageville 29 49 Caruth _ 36 33 Caruthersville __ _ 29 40 Steele . _ _ 33 35 Deering _ _ _ _ _ 41 35 Braggadocio _ _ __ 21 22 Senath _ _ _ _ 34 Caruthersville . _ 33 29 Deering _ _ __ 34 35 Portageville _ 28 22 BASKETBALL HIGHLIGHTS OF 1948-’49 The Hayti High School Basketball season came to a close with the end of the Sub-regional Tournament played at Caruthersville. All in all it was a dismal year, for the Indians man- aged to win only 8 games out of a total of 18. There was one bright spot in the Redskin’s season, however, for they beat Caruthersville in the first game of the Sub-regional Tourna- ment by 4 points. This was undoubtedly the best game the team played all year. They were determined to win and they did win. But the Indians weren’t destined to go any farther in the tournament, for the very next night they were upset by Deering, a team that Hayti had beaten in season play by 7 points. The Indians won a third place trophy in the tournament by defeating Portageville. Coach Underwood thinks the basketball future in Hayti is bright- er, though, because many promising players were developed this season and next season all of us hope for a better year. Members of the squad who graduate this year are: Don Ward (captain), Charles Watts, Dawson Wells, Jerry Bain, and Gene Pinkston. JERRY BAIN DON WARD (Captain) DAWSON WELLS HENRY GLASS CHARLES WATTS TRACK TRACK SQUAD 1st Row: Banks Bradley, Billy Cunningham, Jimmy Brown, J. W. Plunk, Richard Kohn, Bob Davis, Lacy Bush, Pete Robertson, Charles Watts, Herbert Wickham. 2nd Row: Hugh Dorris, Henry Glass, Bob Pendergrass, Gene Pinks- ston, Jerry Bain, Ernest White, Don Ward, Coach Underwood. Richard Hawkins, Jack Masterson, Herbert Millsap, Neal Dawson. BASKETBALL GIRLS BASKETBALL 1st Row: Jackie DeWeese, Vera Watts, Joyce Phelon, Eula Jean Evans, Mildred Back, Mary Jo Rowell. 2nd Row: Peggy Ellis, Ann Milligan, Coach Underwood, Wanda Get- tings, Barbara Jones, Ernestine Baynes. FOOTBALL GRADE FOOTBALL 1st Row: Jimmy Inman, Clarence Harden, Wayne Pinkston, Gene Dickie, Milford Chism, Hugh Allen Barnes, Ronald Summar, Ray- mond Harden, Mickie Rowell, William Powell, Billy McDonald. 2nd Row: Coach Mathis, David McClanahan, Chas. Johnson, Allen Trout, Guy Henning, Murray Sullivan, Ray Gwin, Glen Dale Hodges, Joe Grissom, Jimmy Spurlin, Ralph White, Quillard Skin- ner, and Jerry Phelon, Buddy Boyd, (not pictured.)—Played two games, won one and tied one. GRADE BOYS BASKETBALL 1st Row: Ronald Glass, Jerry Phelon, Ray Gwin, Ronald Summar, Joe Grissom. 2nd Row: Milford Chism, Coach Mathis, Jimmy Spurlin, David Mc- Clanahan, Murray Sullivan (not pictured.) (Played eight games, won 7, lost 1; winners of the County Grade School Tournament.) GIRLS BASKETBALL TEAM 1st Row: Betty Ann Grantham, Sue Ottinger, Virginia Craig, Shirley Cecil, Jean Craft, Wanda Johnson, Ann Grigs. 2nd Row: Hannah Ellis, Vivian Wooldridge, Lavada Evans, Mrs. Dale Williams, Rowena Irvin, Louise Tull, Sue !Reed. (Played eight games. Won 3, tied 1, lost 4; second place in the County Grade School Tournament.) SOFTBALL GRADE GIRLS SOFTBALL TEAM 1st Row: Laveme Bailey, Sarah Jo Van DeWaal, Connie Pricket. Mary Franks, Shirley Grissom, Peggy Pully, Betty Grantham. Myrlene Watkins, Lavada Evans, Rowena Irvin, Carlene Bell, Ann Dean, Nadine Wilkerson. 2nd Row: Eloise Richardson, Sarah Plunk, Pat Johnson, Eufala Tal- ley, Sue Ottinger, Wanda Johnson, Vivian Wooldridge, Vela Bogus, Doris Cobb, Shirley Cecil, Katherine Speer, Flora Reed, Louise Tull, June Duckworth, Mrs. Gunn. GRADE BOYS SOFTBALL TEAM 1st Row: Walter Whaley, Jimmy Inman, Denver Meek, Clarence Harden, Wayne Pinkston, Eugene Dickey, Milford Chism, Hugh Allen Barnes, Mickie Rowell, Ronald Summar, Allen Trout, Wil- liam Powell, Quillard Skinner. 2nd Row: David McClannahan, Mr. Mathis, Charles Naile, Guy Hen- ning. Wilard Bradford, Chares Johnson, Murry Sullivan, Ray Gwin, Dale Hodges, Joe Grissom, Felix Franks, Raymond Harden, Jimmy Spurlin, Ralph White. ORGANIZATIONS Billie Lamb, Ina Clair Eledge, Peggie Jowers, Jerry Bain, Retha French, Bill Simmons. BOBBY McCOY MARY JANE SHIPTON Left to right: Patricia Bell, Dawson Wells, June Gilbert, Patty Phillips. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA F. F. A. OFFICERS CHARLES WATTS___________President GENE PINKSTON______Vice-President GEORGE HOWARD___________Secretary ERNEST WHITE____________Treasurer BEE RAY__________________Reporter BILL GURLEY______________Sentinel F. F. A. MEMBERS 1st Row: Don Cobb, Pete Robertson, Sherman Dean, John Chism, Harold Bates, Charles Norton, Harold Sigler, Freeman Keith, Doyle Presson, Clifton Robbins, Wayne Channell, Roy Eads, Berl Sigler, Phillip Gardenar. 2nd Row: J. W. Plunk, Boyd Hollingshead, Bill Wilkerson, Don Not- grass, Leon Chism, Billy Inman, George Howard, Gale Shires, Billy Campbell, Billy Cunningham, Jimmy Brown, Kenneth Bracken, Huey Watkins. 3rd Row: Bill Gurley, Harold Grissom, Wayne Portlock, Gene Pink- ston, Arlys Peterson, Bob Pendergrass, Henry Glass, Bee Ray, Ernest White, Lacy Busli, Gary Cooper, Bob Davis, Milton James, Bill Johnson, Lawrence Maronay. Repairing Chapter Tractor Charles Watts, Mr. Marvin Parker, Henry Glass, Gene Pinkston, Lacy Bush, Bob Davis, Lawrence Maronay, Wayne Portlock, Bob Pendergrass. Gene Gilbow, Harold Grissom. BOB PENDERGRASS F. F. A. Gi It Caruthersville. Construction RUTTY TERRELL____________President VELMA MOYE_______________Secretary MARY JANE SHIPTON ... Treasurer DOROTHY HENNING___________Reporter MRS. ESSIE ADCOCK__________Chapter Mother MRS. A. L. KIDWELL_________Adviser MOTTO: Toward New Horizons FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA 1st Row: Dorothy Henning, Velma Moye, Mary Jane Shipton. 2nd Row: Lola Grissom, Eula Jean Evans, Peggy Ellis, Earline Gvvyn, Barbara Jones, Lucille Whitaker, Virginia Miller, Marlene Hen- derson, Jackie DeWeese, Carlene James, Gloria Beasley. 3rd Row: Peggy Jowers, Patricia Bell, Frances Garner, Jo Ann Crites, Joyce Phelon, Wanda Gettings, Mary Jo Rowell, Marguerette Ruddick, Cathleen Frankum, Mariclare Adcock, Corinne Childress, Vera Watts, Virginia Looney, Barbara Wingfield, Mrs. Albert Kidwell, Patricia James, Mildred Back, Virginia McAnally. Table 1 BARBARA COUNCIL LUCILE WHITAKER VELMA MOYE BARBARA WINGFIELD Table 2 EARLINE GWYN WANDA GETTINGS VIRGINIA MILLER BARBARA JONES Table 3 MARY JO ROWELL GLORIA BEASLEY EULA JEAN EVANS JACKIE DeWEESE Table 4 LOLA GRISSOM DOROTHY HENNING PATRICIA JAMES MILDRED BACK RUBY MATTOX FRANCES HOWELL MARY JANE SHIPTON BETTY TERRELL DOROTHY NEAL PATRICIA BELL Debate Teams DEBATE OFFICERS Mary Jane Shipton_____President Ina Claire Eledge __ Vice-President Rebecca Stewart_______Secretary Mrs. Virgil 0. Garrett___Sponsor Seated Left to Right: Ina Claire Eledge, Rebecca Stewart, June Gil- bert, Mary Jane Shipton. Standing Left to Right: Marcene Lentz, Frances Osborne, Mary Oates, Huey Watkins, Ernestine Baynes, Mrs. Garrett. 1949 DEBATE SEASON Affirmative Squad REBECCA STEWART INA CLARIE ELEDGE FRANCES ANNE OSBORNE MARCENE LENTZ MARY OATES MARY MATHIS Negative Squad MARY JANE SHIPTON JUNE GILBERT ERNESTINE BAYNES HUEY WATKINS SCHEDULE OF DEBATES Date Jan. 13 Jan. 18 Jan. 27 Feb. 2 Feb. 7 Feb. 14 Feb. 21 Mar. 1 Mar. 11 Mar. 16-18 Place Won Lost Tied Kennett ______------ 2 1 1 Jackson_________________ 7 11 Morley __ __ __ __ __ 4 4 Oran________________ 6 6 Kennett________________ 8 3 Sikeston____________ 5 7 Hayti_______________ 8 6 Charleston __ ______ 4 8 Malden __ __ __ __ __ 3 2 Dist. Finals __ __ __ _ Fourth Place in S. E. Mo. Cape Girardeau. LIBRARY STAFF 1st Row: Patty-Phillips, Ina CLaire Eledge, Mary Jane Shipton, Rebec- ca Steward, Ernestine Bayne. 2nd Row: Mary Oates, Nancy Patrick, Mary Mathis, Frances Osborne. Charles Treece, Mrs. Hawkins. HAYTI BAND 1st Row: Dorothy Henning, Virginia Miller, Florence Pulliam, Jimmy Inman, Jean Craft, Shirley Dees. 2nd Row: Ila Faye Eads, Malcolm Lentz, Pat James, Ronald Summar, Charles Russell Brooks, Beth Wilburn, Bob Coleman, Mack Glass- cock. 3rd Row: Burl Sigler, Billy Inman, Harold Sigler, Jay Travis, Ray Gwin, Faye Shirey, Canale Bishop, Sue Reed, Kay Shirey. 4th Row: Gale Shires, George Howard, Charles Treece, Jimmy Spirlin Phillip Gardner, Betty Looney 5th Row: Nancy Osborne, Earline Gwyn, Byron Bryant, Mary Mathis, Billy Wilkerson, Bob McCoy, Mr. Wright. ADVERTISEMENTS COMPLIMENTS OF LEWIS CLEANERS We call and deliver Elmer Lewis, Owner HAYTI MISSOURI COMPLIMENTS OF LEES CAFE COMPLIMENTS OF S.P. OATES — INSURANCE = KOHN BUILDING HAYTI, MISSOURI COMPLIMENTS OF THE COMPLIMENTS OF mmm DEB MDORE'5 OIL SHOP ....5TDRE COMPANY Fashions First— Fashions Right Phone Hayti Phone 202 Hayti Missouri 273 Mo. 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